AIDS ACTION COMMITTEE 2016 Annual Report

1 Our mission is to stop the epidemic by eliminating new infections, maximizing healthier outcomes of those infected and at risk, and tackling the root causes of HIV/AIDS. Michael A.Kramer, DDS, DMSc Jennifer L.Jones Charles Hindmarsh John H.Basile At-Large Liz Page At-Large Joseph Castellana, PhD Clerk Robert H.Hale, Esq. Treasurer John R.Stewart Vice Chair Tsimprea,Gail PhD Chair John B.Koss, Esq. 2015–2016 * Past Chair President andCEO Stephen L.Boswell, MD, FACP John P. Wolfarth Richard Taranto Douglas Spencer* Jose Leopoldo Romero, Jr. Louise Rice, RN Michael L.Reney, MBA Brian Price, MD, MBA,FACOG Benjamin D. Perkins, MA,MDiv Lisa L.Paine, CNM,DrPH Kendra E.Moore, PhD Raul Medina Jonathan I.Matsui, PhD

At-Large John H.Basile Clerk John B.Koss, Esq.* Treasurer Joseph Castellana, PhD Vice Chair Liz Page Chair Robert H.Hale, Esq. 2016–2017 * Past Chair President andCEO Stephen L.Boswell, MD, FACP Joblin C.Younger, Esq. John P. Wolfarth Tsimprea,Gail PhD Douglas Spencer* Jose Leopoldo Romero, Jr. Louise Rice, RN Michael L.Reney, MBA Benjamin D. Perkins, MA,MDiv Lisa L.Paine, CNM,DrPH Raul Medina Jonathan I.Matsui, PhD Michael A.Kramer, DDS, DMSc Jennifer L.Jones Charles Hindmarsh Stephen Harney, Esq. Kyle Y. Faget, Esq. At-Large Kendra E.Moore, PhD

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MESSAGE FOR OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS shelter, andserved 186homeless young people. moved into new space itshares withY2Y, ayouth homeless drop-in went onto reverse 238opioidoverdoses. OurYouth OnFire program Naloxone, amedication usedto counter overdoses. These trainees proximately 761 peopleinopioidoverdose prevention andtheuseof use ofneedlesanddruginjectionequipment.We also trained ap- prevent thetransmission ofHIVandhepatitis Cthrough theshared We distributed 200,000 sterile syringes inourongoingefforts to ties to approve thecreation ofneedleexchange programs. tion, aswell asanew law that willmake itmucheasierfor municipali- ance coverage for lipodystrophy, asideeffect ofearlyAIDS medica- efforts contributed to passage ofanew law mandating healthinsur- HIV andtheenactmentofprogressive publichealthpolicy. These advocacy, we continued to advocate onbehalfofpeoplelivingwith Working withourpartnersand through direct one-on-onelegislative creased thelevel ofHIVdetectable intheirblood. fallen outof, orare at riskoffalling outofcare, successfully de- 2.0, ourhealthandwellness supportprogram for peoplewhohave with life’s otherchallenges.Last year, 91%ofclientsenrolled inLEAP make itpossible for many ofthemto remain healthy whiledealing income ofless than$10,000 ayear, andourprograms andservices setts livingwithanHIVdiagnosis.Ouraverage clienthasanannual AIDS Action provides services to thousandsofpeopleinMassachu- state andnational levels. fections andadvocating for progressive publichealthpoliciesat the for thoselivingwithHIV/AIDS whilealsoworking to prevent new in- In 2016, AIDS Action Committee ofMassachusetts continued to care Our PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) campaign continues to increase awareness of PrEP’s effectiveness among physicians and those who are vulnerable to HIV infections. Our signature events, the AIDS Walk & 5K Run and Taste of the South End, continue to raise much-need- ed funds for education and prevention services, in addition to public awareness about the on-going needs of those living with HIV and those most vulnerable to infection. We also continued to strengthen our partnership with Fenway Health, allowing both organizations to better care and advocate for people living with HIV/AIDS.

This annual report covers our fiscal year, July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. Our achievements during that period were impressive. Thank you to our staff, donors, volunteers, and allies for your continued support of AIDS Action Committee. None of this would be possible without your help and, working together, we can achieve our goal of one day ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Sincerely,

Carl Sciortino Robert H. Hale , Esq. Executive Director Chair, Board of Directors AIDS ACTION COMMITTEE

AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts is the state’s leading pro- vider of prevention and wellness services for people vulnerable to HIV infection, and we provide services to people living with a diagnosis of HIV/AIDS. Many of the people who walk through our doors are facing significant economic challenges that make accessing care more diffi- cult. The average AIDS Action client has an annual income of less than $10,000. Since 2000, we have helped reduce HIV diagnoses in Massa- chusetts by 41%, saving the state an estimated $1.8 billion in avoided HIV-related health care costs.

In 2013, AIDS Action entered into a strategic partnership with Fenway Health that has allowed both organizations to improve care and ser- vices for patients and clients living with HIV/AIDS, as well as increase advocacy, research and community outreach efforts.

North Shore Office/Cornerstone Wellness Center, Lynn

Our drop-in wellness center located in Lynn offers nutrition services, holistic therapies, daily congregate meals for breakfast and lunch, case management, mental health, legal services, educational programs, and peer educators. ABOUT 359 Green Street, Cambridge

Our Cambridge location houses our main needle exchange location and features a drop-in center. Youth on Fire, Cambridge

Youth on Fire (YOF) is our drop-in center for homeless and street-involved youth.

75 Amory Street, Jamaica Plain

Our main office is located in Jamaica Plain and features a drop-in center and pharmacy.

1 PROGRAMS AND SERVICES reatment asPrevention main categories: AIDS Action Committee’s programs andservices fall into three 2015–2016 



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likelihood oftransmission. and thebroader publichealthby reducing the adherence, whichhelpstheirindividualhealth ing theirqualityoflife and increasing treatment from becoming infected. populations andsupportingthoseuninfected related to ourmission. funding andprogressive publichealthpolicies hepatitis Ccommunities, advocating for critical   t t t  Pr T o betheleadingvoice oftheHIV/AIDS and o supportpeoplelivingwithHIV/AIDS, improv o prevent HIVtransmission, targeting at-risk evention andEducation ocacy

- 206,204 sterile syringes distributed. Trained 761 people in opiod overdose prevention and through Naloxone administration

REVERSED 238 opioid overdoses

Needle exchange programs have become one of our most important HIV prevention tools, reducing HIV transmission through injection drug use from

15% 6%

2003 TO 2012

4 PREVENTION AND EDUCATION of 2000. have beenhelpedsince theprogram openedits doorsinthespring Fire served 186young peoplelast year aloneandmore than3,000 housing situations sothey canstart rebuilding theirlives. Youth on program that helpsto getyoung adultsoffthe streets andinto safe mental healthandmedicalcare andservices. We alsorunahousing vides access to everything from hotshowers, meals,andlaundryto ages 14-24, whichoperate asafe andwarm drop-in center that pro- Youth onFire isaprogram for homeless andstreet-involved youth, Youth onFire services to 196transgender clientsacross programs. and AIDS Action Committee provided supportandriskreduction and individualcasemanagement.Infiscal year 2016, TransCEND services, medicalcare, educational groups, riskreduction materials, offers transgender women support,assistance withaccessing basic TransCEND (Transgender Care andEducation NeedsDiversity) TransCEND Health Library

AIDS Action’s Health Library provides online information on HIV/ AIDS, hepatitis C, STDs and other related health conditions. The library is a resource for HIV, public health, and provider agencies across the state, with the Health Library’s monthly health disparities report read by thousands of medical and public health profession- als each month.

Needle Exchange/Overdose Prevention

AIDS Action operates one of the first and the second largest needle exchange program in Massachusetts, distributing harm reduction supplies like clean needles, overdose supplies including Narcan, risk reduction counseling and overdose prevention education, test- ing for HIV, hepatitis C and STD/STI’s, and connection to medical care and addiction treatment to more than 1,100 clients. Needle exchange programs have become one of our most important HIV prevention tools, reducing HIV transmission through injection drug use in the state from 15% of new HIV infections in 2003 to just 6% of new infections in 2012.

In fiscal year 2016, we distributed more than 206,204 clean sy- ringes, trained 761 individuals in opioid overdose prevention, and through Narcan administration saved the lives of 238 people in overdose situations.

6 TREATMENT AS PREVENTION for 616 clients. counseling and2,035 one-on-oneorgroup peer support sessions Last year, AIDS Action provided 944hoursoffree mentalhealth or otherwiseunderserved populations. materials. Allsites offer supportgroups andsocial events for at-risk clients to connect andaccess food, computers, andriskreduction ty to managetheir health. Ourpeer-staffed drop-in centers allow provides programs to reduce isolation andimprove clients’ abili- Delivered by peoplelivingwithHIV/AIDS, ourpeersupportprogram and substance useneeds,andotherpersonalsystemic barriers. insurance, homelessness orunstable housing,unmetmentalhealth ually withclientsto address barriersto goodhealth,suchaslackof locations. Casemanagementandmentalhealthstaff work individ AIDS Action offers mentalhealth counseling andservices at allofour and PeerSupport Mental Health, CaseManagement, agement andhousingassistance. In fiscal year 2016, we provided 2,155 householdswithcaseman- and theirfamilies from becoming homeless whentimesare tough. AIDS Action’s Rental Assistance Program helpsprevent ourclients dress life issues andwork toward more permanenthousingoptions. housing sites offer casemanagementservices to helpclientsad- nent, congregate, andscattered site housingunits.Ourcongregate clients to arange ofhousingoptions,includingtransitional, perma- with HIVgettingandstaying incare. AIDS Action helpsconnect Stable housingisacriticalfactor inthesuccess ofpeopleliving Housing andResidentialPrograms - Cornerstone Wellness Center and Strongest Link

AIDS Action’s Lynn-based Cornerstone Wellness Center and Strongest Link programs work to address the HIV/AIDS needs in Essex County by providing compassionate support services to those infected/affected by HIV/AIDS; educating the community; and providing a link to services. Our drop-in wellness center offers nutrition services, holistic therapies, daily congregate meals, case management, educational programs, and peer educators.

In 2016, 141 clients utilized the program’s nutrition services and received 1,530 healthy meals. Additionally, 14 received nutrition consultations and 35 clients accessed the holistic services at AAC North. Legal Services and Client Advocacy

AIDS Action’s Legal Services and Client Advocacy program provides legal representation and advice from lawyers and legal interns to people living with HIV and AIDS. Cases span a range of civil matters, including housing and rental disputes, divorce and custody cases, financial and end-of-life planning, and more. AAC took on 323 new legal cases in 2016 that covered a wide range of client legal needs, including 122 eviction cases; 74 housing cases; and 42 SSI/SSDI denial/overpayment cases.

8 ADVOCACY self-sufficiency. LGBT discrimination, andemployment andbenefitsissues that affect on healtheducation inschools,housingandmentalhealthaccess, policies to address root causesoftheHIVepidemic,includingbills on billsrelated to HIVtreatment andprevention, andwe work on that are importantto peoplelivingwithHIV/AIDS. We work directly AIDS Action works directly withkey elected officials around issues Legislative Advocacy C diseaseprogression. their riskfor greater liver damage, depression, andafaster hepatitis sachusetts are alsoco-infected withviral hepatitis, whichincreases hepatitis. Approximately 14%ofthoselivingwithHIVorAIDS inMas- programs addressing theneedsofthoselivingwithorat riskfor viral working to increase awareness ofviral hepatitis andbuildsupportfor Coalition, acollaboration oforganizations, providers, andconsumers AIDS Action istheconvener oftheMassachusetts Viral Hepatitis Massachusetts Viral Hepatitis Coalition people withHIV/AIDS. a grassroots network ofHIV/AIDS service providers, advocates, and tions, theMassachusetts Legislature, andthrough mobilization of effectively withseveral Governors andtheir respective administra- lawmakers andfought for state fundingfor HIV/AIDS by working Since theearly1990s,Project ABLEhasraised awareness among of AIDS service providers, advocates andpeoplewithHIV/AIDS. AIDS Action isakey memberofProject ABLE,astatewide coalition Project ABLE Getting to Zero Coalition

AIDS Action convened the Getting to Zero Coalition on World AIDS Day, December 1, 2015. Including over twenty member organizations from across the state, the Coalition began an evaluation of how to achieve the goals of getting to zero new infections, AIDS-related deaths, and stigma in the state.

Last year, AAC supported our clients in 323 legal cases Including:

122 74 42 Eviction Cases Housing Cases SSI/SSDI Denial/ Overpayment Cases

and provided 2,155 households with case management and housing assistance.

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Did you know that every time you clean out your closet or go thrift shopping, it’s an opportunity to support the work of AIDS Action Committee? Boomerangs thrift stores make it possible! All merchandise in Boomerangs stores are donated from corporate supporters and individual donors, and dona- tions are tax deductible. Best of all, proceeds from Boomer- angs support the lifesaving work of AIDS Action.

Our stores feature furniture, artwork, books, clothing and jewelry. Our Special Edition store in the South End is highly curated to realize the full potential of high-end donations. In addition to retail operations, we also manage a successful job-training program that allows AIDS Action clients to learn valuable skills and gain work experience.

Boomerangs was started as part of a long-term strategy to diversify revenue streams in the face of declining state and federal funding. As public funding for HIV support, prevention and education programs continues to dwindle, this entrepre- neurial approach allows AIDS Action to continue providing services—the need for which increases each year.

LOCATIONS

Jamaica Plain Central Square 716 Centre Street 563 Massachusetts Avenue Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 Cambridge, MA 02139

West Roxbury South End 1870 Centre Street 1407 Washington Street West Roxbury, MA 02132 Boston, MA 02118 BOOMERANGS

12 AIDS WALK BOSTON & 5K RUN Sunday, June 5, 2016 marked the 31st AIDS Walk Boston & 5K Run back at the DCR Hatch Memorial Shell on the Esplanade. Thousands of people in Greater Boston and beyond signed up to raise money for the programs and services of AIDS Action, as well as start con- versations with friends and family about HIV prevention, care, and advocacy. The grassroots effort of these supporters is critical to AIDS Action’s goals each year, allowing us to continue serving those who come through our doors.

Last year’s AIDS Walk Boston & 5K Run raised nearly $1 million with the help from leading fundraising teams like John’s Team, The Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT, and Harvard and Brown Middle School, who dis- played exemplary dedication in 2016 raising over $45,000, $43,000, and $27,000 respectively. Other notable teams include Team Mac ($15,000), Board of Directors ($14,000), Fenway Health ($12,000), Larry’s Team ($10,000) and Vertex ($10,000). The top five individual fundraisers in 2016 were Bette Byrnes, Bruce Walker, Jim Haber, Jona- than Urbach, and Inez Folsom.

Corporate sponsorship makes up a large part of the event’s fundrais- ing goals, accounting for 20% of the funds raised. Whole Foods Mar- ket once again hosted our Wellness Festival to promote healthy living to our participants. Additionally, our friends at Macy’s continued their matching donation program for self-pledges up to $20,000 made by AIDS Walk & 5K Run participants. In 2016, we welcomed new sponsors American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, Planned Parenthood, Pfizer, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Codman Square Health Center, Yasso, and Marathon Sports.

The fifth annual Bette Byrnes Fundraising Award was presented to Inez Folsom for her commitment to educating and raising HIV/AIDS awareness among youth across Boston. This year’s Walk is an espe- cially meaningful one for Inez, as it marks nearly 30 years of involve- ment in AIDS Walk Boston and 20 years since the death of her son, Mark. It’s also the first year for her new Walk team, First Parish Arling- ton Social Justice. The award is presented to an individual or group who goes above and beyond to promote education and awareness among youth in their efforts to raise funds for AIDS Walk Boston & 5K Run. Inez has raised thousands over the years to support the Walk, embodying the energy, spirit and creativity behind the Bette Byrnes Fundraising Award. 14 SPONSORS

PRESENTING SPONSOR COMMUNITY BUSINESS SPONSORS Macy’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital Codman Square Health Center PRESENTING WELLNESS ViiV Healthcare FESTIVAL SPONSOR Whole Foods Market CHECKPOINT SPONSOR Marathon Sports OFFICIAL 5K RUN SPONSOR The TJX Companies, Inc. MEDIA SPONSORS iHeartMedia* MAJOR SPONSORS Yelp* American Heart Association/ WCVB TV Channel 5 American Stroke Association Walgreens OFFICIAL SELTZER AND WATER SPONSOR SUSTAINING SPONSORS Polar Beverages* Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Eastern Bank OFFICIAL AIRLINE SPONSOR Gilead Sciences, Inc. JetBlue*

SUPPORTING SPONSORS OFFICIAL VIP AND AbbVie VOLUNTEER BREAKFAST SPONSOR Abt Associates Breugger’s Bagels EMD Serono, Inc. Joel Benjamin Photography* OFFICIAL VOLUNTEER Partners HealthCare LUNCH SPONSOR Patriot Care Boloco*

WELLNESS ASSOCIATES *In-Kind Donation Merck and Co, Inc. Neighborhood Health Plan ONE Condoms Pfizer, Inc. Planned Parenthood REPRIEVE Yasso TEAMS

GOLD TEAMS Board of Directors Inez Folsom Raylene Doran Elizabeth Messina Brown Middle School Jim Haber Amby Drake Carolyn Millett Fenway Health Julie Kaufmann Harold du Grace Mirabile John’s Team Nancy Lynn Goldberg Four-Anderson Yvonne Monge Larry’s Team Kevin Matthews Tim Feeley Deborah Moore Ragon Institute of MGH, Justin Packard Michael Fitta Patricia Moore MIT, and Harvard Liz Page Sandi Fournier Shibani Mukerji Team MAC Kevin Powers Lindsay Frey Andrew Musgrave Vertex Judy Rice Robert Frye Peg Nelson Louise Rice, RN Bill Gabovitch Patricia Nichols-Cordero SILVER TEAMS Damian Ryan Lauren Gabovitch Ann O’Callaghan Bayard Rustin Charlotte Elizabeth Sharon Glasser Kenneth Orth Beth Israel Deaconess Saunders Kathy Gonzalez Lamar Polk Medical Center Ann Schlesinger Gordon Gottlieb Michelle Rediker Blue Man Group Boston Warren Schur Susan Grabowsky Travis Roe Boomerangs and George Summers Robert H. Hale, Esq. Elana Rome Friends Jonathan Urbach Ron Hibshoosh Tom Santaniello First Parish Arlington Jacoba van Heugten Mikhaela Houston Stuart Schreiber Social Justice Bruce Walker Sarah Hurley Lana Scott Grand Circle Travel Kevin Williams Steven Jones Vashti Selix Harvard - CBAR Marvin Kabakoff William Smaha Old South Church EXTRA MILE CLUB Kevin Kelly Douglas Spencer in Boston MEMBERS Michael Kilcoyne Alexis Street Post 390 Postmasters Jorge Abellas Peter Konrad Thomas Sullivan PRIDE KPMG Michael Baldwin Stephen Kuehler Theresa Sullivan Roffi Salon von Brunow Paula Lanell Christian Taboas St. Paul AME Church, Jules Becker Peter Lanell Darius Teich Cambridge, MA Jim Bennington Kristen Lascoe Debbie Thomas Strongest Link Jean-Marie Bonofilio David Lefebvre Jonathan Towslee Team Maloney Roger Carter Peter Logan Rita Tries Properties Julienne Carty Jessica Lomeli Rodney VanDerwarker UB2 John Casey Eileen MacDougall Glen Velez Letitia Cheatham Christopher Mahan Patricia Ward COWBELL CLUB Ronald Christopher Daniel Maloney Linda Wheeler MEMBERS Linda Cohen Anna-dora Maloney Daniel Williams Gary Bailey DHL, Kristen Cole-Esson Ralph Martinez Scott Woolweaver MSW, ACSW Kevin Collins Jane Matlaw Micaela Yudelman Amy Boger Brian Corte Helene Mayer Joshua Boger Kimberly Cummings Jonathan McIntyre Elizabeth Byrnes Tammi Dale Raùl Medina and Linda Cotter-Cranston Frances Davis Bradley Ursillo Merrill Davidson Brian Derrick M. Azzam Mehssen Jamie Davis Kathleen Donnelly 16 ARTcetera 2015 was the most successful in the 27 year history of the event. The sold-out event presented by Fidelity Investments included over 700 artists, collectors, patrons and sponsors and raised a record of over $700,000 for the programs and services of AIDS Action.

Many local galleries, collectors, and artists generously contributed to the array of works. The auction included over 275 pieces of art from established and emerging artists in a variety of media valued at over $500,000. To view a list of those who participated, please visit www.artceteraboston.com.

Co-Chairs Alli Achtmeyer and Bryan Rafanelli were crucial in ensuring the success of the event.

Thanks to the hard work of the dedicated host committee, we were pleased to welcome many new patrons and sponsors.

COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS Alli Achtmeyer Bryan Rafanell Sponsors Karen DeTemple Consulting* PRESENTING Kirkwood Direct, LLC* Fidelity Investments The TJX Companies, Inc. United Staging and Rigging* PLATINUM Walgreens AVFX* Winston Flowers* Max Ultimate Food* PBD Events* BRONZE Rafanelli Events Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts PLATINUM MEDIA SPONSOR Chanel Boston Common Magazine* Eaton Vance Investment Managers GOLD Fenway Health Parthenon-EY PricewaterhouseCoopers Port Lighting Systems* ONE Condoms* GOLD MEDIA Pfizer Art New England* OFFICIAL ART TRANSPORT, SILVER STORAGE, AND FRAMER Barbara Quiroga and Associates* Richard Wright, Inc.* Be Our Guest, Inc.* Stanhope Framers* Gilead Sciences, Inc. U.S. Art* ARTCETERA Harvard Pilgrim Health Care *In-Kind Donation PATRONS PLATINUM PATRONS BRONZE PATRONS RED RIBBON CIRCLE Barbara and Alli and Bill Achtmeyer Laura Baldini Jacques Abatto and Jonathan Lee Shelly and Ofer Suzanne and Jeffrey David L. Goldman Lucy Moon-Lim and Nemirovsky Bloomberg Naomi Aberly and Richard Lim Bryan Rafanelli Karen Bressler and Larry Lebowitz Thomas and Elena Scott Epstein Jason E. Archambault Matlack Charitable GOLD PATRONS Ronni and Ronald Casty and Neil A. Berenson Foundation Juliet Carey and Fein Foundation David Beck and Kendra E. Moore, PhD Barbara Parton Michael F. Fernon Gregory Van Boven Steve Mormoris and Ruth S. and W. Timothy Rebecca Haag and John Becker and Rob Cornell Carey Mary Breslauer Amanda Eisel James Moses and Steve Corkin and Cassandra Hyland Shelly Bengis Philip Lovejoy Dan Maddalena Henderson The Boston Foundation Dr. Bisola Ojikutu and Joel and Randi Cutler Bill and Sinesia Karol David Camacho Nigel W. Long, Esq. Carol Deane Nancy and John Robert M. Caro Tobey and Richard Sandra and Paul LaPann Family Beth and Brian Clymer Oresman Edgerley Sondra and Norman Gerard and Sherryl Cohen Anne C. Kubik, MD and Faith and Glenn Parker Levenson Kenneth D. Dietz Michael Krupka Suzan Weldon Redgate | Michael P. Melendez, Ph.D. Zach Durant-Emmons Jaleh and Bruce Sallee Copley Society of Art and Michael Francis and Willis Emmons Gilda Slifka Bob and Ruth Remis Dan Mullin Nina and David P. Fialkow Stephen G. Woodsum Jill and Mitchell Roberts Megan O’Block Doug Gates Jan and Joe Roller SILVER PATRONS Kevin Powers and Diane and Mark Goldman Stephanie Rossi Robert E. Davoli and John Wolfarth Janna and Jonathan Bingo Sears Eileen L. McDonagh Michael Roffi and Greene Kathy and Gary Charitable Foundation Edgar Peraza Stephen Harrison and Sharpless Joanne and Paul Kim and Eric Schultz Tom Kirchhausen Mary and Dennis Egerman Heidi and Scott Schuster Timothy Harwood Shaughnessy Rick Hajjar Lisa Tung and Adriana Hassan Elizabeth Silverman and Esmond Harmsworth Spencer Glendon Marcia Head Jonathan Goodman and Jerome Buet Tom Webber and Jodi and Hal Hess Caroline Taggart and John W. Henry Family Keith MacDonald Mary Hull and Mark Robert Sachs Foundation Roberta and Stephen Baranski Jerome Urvoy and Karen Keane and Weiner Carol and Dennis Kanin Marc Wurbel Dan Elias Judy Kanwal Rodney VanDerwarker Judi and Douglas Krupp Daniel Kramer | and Todd Paul Joyce Linde Neiman Marcus Boston Michael Wong, MD Betsy and Gary Nabel Stephen Labuda and Jonathan and Laura Frank Amelia Gassner Otting HJ ‘Michael’ Tyler

18 On March 1, 2016, AIDS Action Committee once again hosted a fantastic culinary adventure at the annual Taste of the South End event—a premiere food and wine experience uniting the best restau- rants the South End has to offer and the neighborhood’s commit- ment to fighting HIV/AIDS. More than 900 guests from Greater Boston and beyond came out to taste culinary creations of the South End at the Boston Center for the Arts.

Guests of the event were able to take part in an extensive 100-item silent auction as well as our Mystery Bag and the popular Fling-A- Ring wine toss game. Thank you to all of our contributors for the fabulous destinations, restaurant gift cards and prizes that raised nearly $20,000!

Our success is owed to our sponsor partnerships, the Boston com- munity, and 41 amazing restaurants, who support us in excelling in our fundraising goals. Taste of the South End continues to impress, raising over $135,000 to help support AIDS Action’s critical programs and services , and proving to be one of the premiere food and wine events in the city. TASTE OF THE SOUTH END TASTE SPONSORS PATRONS PRINCIPAL SPONSORS RED RIBBON CIRCLE East Meets West Catering* John H. Basile Frost Productions* Rebecca Haag and Mary Breslauer Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Macy’s Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Mayers Reserve Modern Furniture* Friends of Andrew Geiger Venegas and Company MAJOR SPONSORS Eastern Bank FRIENDS/SILVER Nordstrom Jacques Abatto and Peterson Party Center* Pfizer David L. Goldman State Street Corporation Lee and Kate Auspitz The TJX Companies, Inc. Dr. Brian Bourquin/ Walgreens Boston Veterinary Clinic SUSTAINING SPONSORS Jim Canales and Jim McCann AEW Capital Management Ronni and Ronald Casty Eaton Vance Investment Managers InterSystems Harry Collings and Dan Moon Whitney Towers Apartments Carl Doebler Whole Foods Market Brad Duncan Skin Care ASSOCIATE SPONSORS Philip Finch and William Halpin Gilead Sciences, Inc. Donna Franca Tours Boston MA Hingham Instution for David Gagne and Devan Dewey Savings–South End Leggat McCall Properties Timothy Harwood Robb Johnson and Rick Gosselin OFFICIAL WINE AND Ed Kinsella CHAMPAGNE SPONSOR Kendra E. Moore, PhD The Martignetti Companies* Gloria Ferrer Caves and Vineyards New England Carpenters The Hess Collection Labor Management Program Lamarca Prosecco Dr. Bisola Ojikutu and Treasury Wine Estates Trinchero Family Estates Nigel W. Long, Esq. Vineyard Brands Benjamin D. Perkins, MA, MDiv and William Hill Estate Winery David Brown OFFICIAL BEER SPONSOR Kevin Powers and John Wolfarth Boston Beer Company* Tristan R. Rushton and Matthew F. Fecteau OFFICIAL VIP LIQUOR SPONSOR Carl Sciortino and Pem Brown Boston Harbor Distillery* Jacoba van Heugten OFFICIAL PAPER GOODS SPONSOR Rodney VanDerwarker and Sysco* Todd Paul OFFICIAL EVENT VALET Johanna Ward Ultimate Valet*

OFFICIAL MEDIA SPONSORS *In-Kind Donation South End News* Yelp* COMMUNITY BUSINESS SPONSOR The City of Boston– Boston Charitable Trust Fund

20 Launched in 2003, Harbor to the Bay, a 125 mile AIDS benefit bike ride from Boston to Provincetown, has raised over $4,000,000 for four local HIV/AIDS organizations, including AIDS Action Committee. 100% of all rider-received pledges directly supports the programs and services of the organization. 2015 was the ninth year AIDS Action has participated, with 49 riders and crew members raising nearly $57,000, bringing our organization total to over $600,000 over the past 9 years.

CREW Valerie Adamski JF Duval Jake Kassen Vashti Selix Noah Augustine Todd Foy M. A. Ladd Judy Thrasher Benjamin Sharon Glasser Kristen Lascoe Charlotte Baylon Michelle Grbic Regina Manning Wilson Peggy Burns Grainne Griffiths Chris McKinnon Kim Wilson Amelia Butman Tanya Michael Mosey Brenda Core Hammond Sarah Quinn Andy Diamond Andy Huang Pedro Rosa

RIDERS Kaan Apaydin Erik Finlay Ben Potrykus Jacoba Andrew Aten Steve Gagnon Dan Salera van Heugten David Bianco Andi Genser John Schnelle Stephanie Michael Cabrera Padmani Khalsa Carl Sciortino Woodcock Caitlin Cornwell Patrick McGrath Gregory Snow Noah Cornwell Athena Moore Dave Stevens Michael Fein Jeffrey Perfect Paul Twitchell

TOP FUNDRAISERS Michael Fein M.A. Laad Jeffrey Perfect Dan Salera HARBOR TO THE BAY HARBOR TO 28 In 2016, the Bayard Rustin Community Breakfast celebrated its 27th annual gathering. The Bayard Rustin Community Breakfast maintains a tradition of commemorating and celebrating the life and work of Bayard Rustin, one of the unsung heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. The breakfast also recog- nizes the roles of individuals from LGBTQ communities of color in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

The event, held at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, featured a keynote address by Athena Vaughn, who has been working with the LGBTQ community for over 10 years. Performances by Desmond Scaife, Jr. and Boston GLASS presents Vogue X were unforgettable. 2016 AWARDS

Bayard Rustin Award for Courage Belynda Dunn Award of Recognition Alfredo Hernandez Chavez Chasity Bowick

COMMITTEE MEMBERS Michael Brown Harold du Joseth Minor-Hill Julián Cancino Four-Anderson Jonathan Reveil Roger Carter Damian Lima Philip Robinson Jack Casey Anna Longo Dwayne Steward Samuel Cohen James McLean Kimberly Wilson

SPONSORS

PRESENTING SUPPORTING SPONSORS SPONSORS American Heart Beth Israel Deaconess Greater Boston PFLAG Association/ Medical Center Hispanic Black Gay

COMMUNITY BREAKFAST COMMUNITY American Stroke Boston Medical Center, Coalition Association The Safe Zone Jasper J. Lawson Gilead Sciences, Kimba McCant/ Prevention and Inc. Rhumbline Advisors Screening Program, Fenway Health MAJOR FRIENDS The Theater Offensive SPONSORS ADCare Educational Fenway Health Institute Inc. Gourmet BAGLY Caterers* Bisexual Resource Harvard Pilgrim Center Health Care Education Development BAYARD RUSTIN RUSTIN BAYARD Justice Resource Center Inc. Institute Gay and Lesbian Walgreens Advocates and Defenders Belynda Dunn Awardee, Chasity Bowick (l) with Bayard Rustin Committee Member, Philip Robinson 30(r) Chandler Street Block Party

A Boston LGBT Pride tradition, AIDS Action hosted the annual Chandler Street Block Party on June 10 immediately following the Pride Parade. Chandler Street Block Party draws over 4,000 revelers to dance and socialize outdoors in the heart of Boston’s South End neighborhood.

PRESENTING SPONSOR SUSTAINING SPONSOR Anheuser-Busch of Chris Harris Presents Massachusetts ASSOCIATE SPONSOR MAJOR SPONSOR Barefoot Wine New England Security* Ira Audi quattro Cup Golf Tournament

The 19th Annual Ira Audi quattro Cup Golf Tournament was held on July 18, 2016. We returned to Ferncroft Country Club where 76 golf- ers came out to support AIDS Action Committee. Our highest turn- out yet was due to the generous support of Bob O’Neil and Ira Audi.

PRESENTING AND LUNCH TEE/GREEN SPONSORS SPONSOR Align Credit Union Ira Audi of Peabody Breen & Sullivan East Boston Savings Bank DINNER SPONSOR Ebsco Publishing Kessler Family Foundation Herzog Aesthetic Family TEAM SPONSORS Dental Care Cranney Companies Salem Metal Fabricators, Inc. The Resource Connection, Inc. BEVERAGE SPONSOR DOUBLE TEE SPONSOR Polar Beverages* Delaney & Associates, Inc.

*In-Kind Donation Scott Riklin Memorial Golf Tournament

On June 3, 2016, the 20th Annual Scott Riklin Memorial Golf Tourna- ment was hosted by the Riklin family at the Juniper Hill Golf Course in Northborough, MA. Held each year since 1997 in memory of Scott Rik- lin, this grassroots event has become an important fundraiser for AIDS Action Committee with more than $75,000 raised to date. Special thanks to the event organizers, Jeff Riklin, Liz Reilly and the following generous donors:

SPONSORS IN-KIND DONATIONS Deborah Cohen Jillian’s of Worcester Devon Lumber JP Licks Boylston Street Guzzo Painting Kelley Greens Ellen Hoffman and Kimball Farm Ken Loveday Middleton Golf Course Sylvia Hoffman Sterling Golf Management, Inc. Edward Kleiman Tasca Restaurant Emanuel Kyriacou Electric Tides Restaurant & Pub Diane McLaughlin Rusty’s Plumbing and Heating The Village Bank

26 DONORS Individual and Family Stephen G.Woodsum Gilda Slifka Jaleh andBruce Sallee Bryan Rafanelli andMarkWalsh Linda Morin Sandra andPaul Edgerley Carol Deane Joel andRandiCutler Ruth S.andW. Timothy Carey Joshua andAmy Boger Anonymous Donors(2) $10,000-$19,999 Shelly andOfer Nemirovsky Estate ofDonaldGMcKinley Estate ofFrederick M.Lawton Jerome Buet Esmond Harmsworth and Rick Hajjar Estate ofEllenRuthGreenberg Alli andBillAchtmeyer $20,000-$99,000 MichaelKrupka Anne C.Kubik, MDand Anonymous Donors(2) $100,000+ that amistake was made, pleasecontact usat 617.450.1457. Action Committee from July1,2015 to June30, 2016. Ifyou believe the accuracy ofourAnnualReport. These lists reflect donors to AIDS Please note that AIDS Action Committee makes every effort to ensure Committee, we give thanksto ourgenerous supporters. On behalfofourBoard ofDirectors, staff andclientsofAIDS Action Charlotte andMarc Zawel Roberta andStephen Weiner HJ ‘Michael’Tyler Charlotte Simpson Marianne andWilley Peckham Betsy Nabel andGary Christopher Miller Mordechai Levin Nancy andJohnLaPann Family Judi andDouglasKrupp Karen Keane andDanElias James E.Humphreys Nancy andBernard Hoop John W. HenryFamily Foundation Ruth Kandel andKevan Hartshorn Michael F. Fernon Joanne andPaul Egerman Foundation McDonaghCharitable Robert E.Davoli andEileenL. Jeffrey Choney Pamela Dippel-Choney and Steve Corkin andDanMaddalena David Camacho Karen Bressler andScott Epstein Shelly Bengis David L.Goldman Jacques Abatto and $5,000-$9,999 $2,500-$4,999 $1,000-$2,499 The William Haseltine Kristin and Scott Paton Stephen Labuda and Anonymous Donors (5) Charitable Foundation Brian K. Perry Frank Amelia Jason E. Archambault and Adriana Hassan Jay Philomena Gary Bailey DHL, MSW, Neil A. Berenson Marcia Head Gregory Price ACSW John H. Basile Stephen J. Hendrickson Suzan Weldon Redgate Laura Baldini David Beck and Dr. Beth Herrick Bob and Ruth Remis Timothy Baum and Gregory Van Boven Jodi and Hal Hess Deborah and Andrew David Wypij Suzanne and Jeffrey Charles Hindmarsh Rempis Robert L. Buckwalter Bloomberg Peter and Caitlin Hopkins Betty and Ali Riaz Ronni and Ronald Casty Jessica Ladd and Mary Hull and Cheryl A. Richardson and Beth and Brian Clymer William Brack Mark Baranski Michael Gerrish Brian Cooper and Thomas Byrne and Carol and Dennis Kanin Jill and Mitchell Roberts Margueritte Murphy Susan Hockfield Judy Kanwal James Roffi Jonathan and James A. Canfield Paul and Pamela Karger Jan and Joe Roller Laura Gassner Otting Juliet Carey and Jacqueline R. Kates Stephanie Rossi Janna and Jonathan Greene Barbara Parton Secretary John Kerry and Eugene Scanzera Rebecca Haag and Robert M. Caro Mrs. Teresa Heinz Kerry Carl Sciortino and Mary Breslauer Gerard and Sherryl Cohen Ed Kinsela Pem Brown Stephen Harrison and Lance and Kelly Connolly Dr. Tamsin A. Knox Bingo Sears Tom Kirchhausen William J. Connolly Joyce Kosofsky Ellen Semonoff and Susanne Hatje Patricia Nichols-Cordero Daniel Kramer Daniel Meltzer Cassandra Hyland and Family Christine Labb Kathy and Gary Sharpless Henderson Steve Mormoris and Keith LeBlanc Mary and Dennis Elizabeth L. Johnson Rob Cornell Barbara and Jonathan Lee Shaughnessy Bill and Sinesia Karol Neil Cronin and David and Amy Lefebvre Jen Sheen Sondra and Norman Stephen Barrus Derek R. Lisinski Gary R. Sloper Levenson Frances Davis Rebecca Lula and William Smaha Joyce Linde Mary P. Di Schino Scott MacLeod Mark Smith and Lucy Moon-Lim and Kenneth D. Dietz Gregory Maguire and John O’Keefe Richard Lim Frederick J. Doherty Andy Newman Darrell Smith Kendra E. Moore, PhD Jean and Steven Kim Marrkand and Valerie B. Sorenson Betty Morningstar and Dubowsky Kathleen Henry Sally A. Stalker Jeanette Kruger Zach Durant-Emmons and Elena and Thomas Charles Steenburg Dan Mullin Willis Emmons Matlack Caroline Taggart and Megan O’Block John Becker and Margaret and Douglas Robert Sachs Louise Rice, RN Amanda Eisel Mayers Michael Terry Michael Roffi and Robert A. Ermanski Kimba R. McCant Donald J. Thompson Edgar Peraza Nina and David P. Fialkow M. Azzam Mehssen Robert Thompson Kim and Eric Schultz Philip Finch and Michael P. Melendez, Ph.D. Jacoba van Heugten Heidi and Scott Schuster William Halpin and Michael Francis Thomas Verdi Blaze A. Stancampiano Theodore and Paul Miller and Pia Dr. Bruce Walker Thomas Sullivan Kathryn Fleming Thakore Miller Johanna Ward Jerome Urvoy and Clifton A. Gaskill Renee L Miltz Bruce Weisberg and Marc Wurbel Doug Gates Marie Montgomery and Serge Genesse Rodney VanDerwarker Diane and Mark Goldman Laura Noble Linda J. Wheeler and Todd Paul Elizabeth Silverman and Mary Ellen Moran Kim and Trevor Williams Tom Webber and Jonathan Goodman James Moses and Michael Wong, MD Keith MacDonald Mr. Adrian Gore Philip Lovejoy Michael F. Zito Lisa Tung and Kathryn Green Uzochi Ndukwe Kathy Spiegelman and Spencer Glendon Nicholas and Marjorie Mary Nobile-King Robert Zverina Becky and John Greville Dr. Bisola Ojikutu and Weidenbruch Michael A. Gulish Nigel W. Long, Esq. Paul and Ann Wiencek Judi Haber Tobey and Richard Kevin Williams Stephen Harney, Esq. Oresman Kevin Powers and Timothy Harwood John and Mary Paap John Wolfarth Justin Packard 28 $300-$999 John A. Cameron David Gagne Donald and Mary Green Anonymous Donors (9) Blair Campbell Steven Dion Mimi G. Grosser Gladys Alvarez Jim Canales Carl Doebler Steven and Barbara Arlene Ash Lynne Capozzi Kathleen Donnelly Grossman Tess and Sam Atkinson Larry and Christine Mr. Gerald Doyon Mark L. Guenard Lee Auspitz Carsman Bradford Drake Michael Gulla David Badeau Roger M. Carter Dolores and John Driscoll Jim E. Haber Donnell Baez Charles Cartwright Michael Dubois Robert H. Hale, Esq. Baker Brook Foundation Patricia Casale Mark J. Duffy Richard and Lorie Julie Banks Donna Cassese Brad Duncan Hamermesh Daren Bascome Joseph Castellana, PhD Bradford and Jean Gordon and Fiona Iain Bason and James Seligman Edgerly Hamersley Kevin D. Batt Patricia Cerretti Elizabeth Edwards Julie Hamilton Sarah and Ken Bazydola Mary Ann Chiampa Jesse Edwards Collier Hands Renee Beaman Ronald Christopher Barbara Elia Sarah E. A. Hanselman Norman Belanger Kitty and Jonathan Clark Mr. Lee Ellenberg Bolton Harris and Faith Benton and Faith Clements William Emery Paul Breen Karl Rexer Janet Clifford Joanne Engel Anthony Hart Christine Berk Linda Cohen Stephen Engler Sue Hawkes Carlotte and Samuel Berk Gary and Lauren Cohen Ms. Linda Epstein Joseph Hawkins Morton Berman Harry Collings and Tess Ewing Rebecca S. Hemperly Jerry Bernhard Dan Moon Valerie Fein-Zachary Jason and Ann Hill Alan Best James Connors Lynne and George Fifield Pamela Dunkle and Brant Binder Jeffrey Conrad Marlene G. Fine Steven Hilton Jennifer and Michael Jennifer Coplon and John R Finney Randi and Michael Borislow Robert Frank John Finning Hopkins Stephen L. Boswell, MD, Susan Corcoran Robert Flagherty Peter E. Hornstra FACP and John Neale Barry Corden Wendy Flanagan Roland and Mary Houde Kathleen and Jay Brian Corte Rebecca Folkerth Anita and Norman Bothwick Linda Cotter-Cranston Inez Folsom Huggins Dr. Brian Bourquin and Scott Cranston Bart Foster, Jr. John Huitema Anna Bovee Geoff Cramer Janet Frazier Thomas Hummel Armene A Boyajian Anne Crawford Mr. Brian Freyermuth Edmund Ingalls Alana Brennan Peter Creighton Abbie Frost David Jackson Gary B. Brenner Caitlin Crowe Kathleen Frye Bertil Jeau-Chvoulog Carol Bresler and Ms. Dale Crowe Ralph Fuccillo Robb Johnson Carolyn Billinghurst Cummings Foundation Inc. Rajesh Gandhi and Fern L. Johnson Sally Brickell and Deborah Cummings Bonnie Southworth Michelle Johnson Jeffrey Kaplan Emilee Cummings Norbert Gasser Patricia Johnson and Margot Brickelmaier Michael Cummings Connie Gee Bonnie Strong Mirar Bristol Kelley Curry and David Geffen Jennifer L. Jones Terri Broderick Joshua Weiss Emily Geller Bradley W. Kapcar Dena Feldstein and Martha and Frank Cutting Robert Gill Arthur Karas Edward Brody Norman R. Daoust Michael Gillespie Sharon and Charles Karp Frances and Douglas Wayne Davis and Sharon Glasser Ms. Susan Kaufman Brown Ann Merrifield Marcia Glassman-Jaffe Charles Kenahan Craig Bunnell Randall Davis and Mark Jaffe Kenneth Kendrick Kathleen and David Burke Nancy Davis John M. Gliatto Joseph E. Kenney Susan O. Bush Deanna De Maglie John Godek Mary Elllen Kilcoyne Kevin Butler Barry DeCosta Joan Goldberg Peter Konrad and Diane and Robert Jane Deery Alex Gonzalez Shaun Watson Buttimer John D. Degnan Abigail and Mark Richard Kovalcik Elizabeth Byrnes Raymond F. Delano Goodman Monika Kratzmann Tom Tvykowski and Jonathan Delgado Mr. Lawrence Goodman David A. Kronman Joseph Cacciola Gerald Dermody Gordon Gottlieb Jesse Kropelnicki Steven A. Cadwell Elizabeth Glaser and Jennifer and Frank Karl Krueger Patricia Caldwell and Peter Desnoyers Graziano Evan Kushner Richard Connolly Devan Dewey and Ms. Nina Anne Greeley John S. Kyper Robyn Laing John McHugh Galina and Lawrence Robert L. Thomas Tracy Lampula Raùl Medina and Rosenberg Anna Trask Julie Lancia Bradley Ursillo Susan Rosenkranz Mark Tries Gail and Steven Landry Faith Michaels Dr. Jill Rosenthal and Steven Tromp Caroline and Scott Lane Stanley J. Michalik Mr. Tony Saletan Katherine Truscott Paula and Peter Lanell Jean Mixer Naomi Rosenthal John Truslow Colin Lanzl Kyra and Jean Montagu Tristan Rushton and Mr. David Tubbs Richard Larkin and Ann Moorehouse Matthew Fecteau Kevin Tully Sean Stanton Cynthia Morse Catherine N. Ryan Jonathan Urbach Valerie Larkin Peter Muise and John P. Ryan Linda Vallis Suzanne Lascoe Anthony Grima Janet Santa Anna and Robin F. Verdier David G. Latimer John Murphy Margaret Macrillo Miss Holly Vierra Jasper Lawson and Jean Nabhan Mr. Tom Santaniello Richard Voos John Landers Mr. Stephen Naso Arnold Sapenter and James C. Wadleigh Kenny Lee Art Nava Joseph Reed Cathy Walker Peter LePage Daniel Nelson James and David Sargent Lynn S. Walker Mark Lerner Robert Nolan Melinda Sarkis Karen Iorio and James Levine Joanne and Peter Norris Craig Sato and Joseph Patricia Walton Andrea Levitt Kenneth Olson Takarewski Patricia Ward Polly and Wyndham Lewis Briana O’Regan Elizabeth Saunders Michelle and Milton Ward Dr. Jonathan Li Sofia Ostrer Timothy Saunders Joanna Weber Joseph Litvak Lisa L. Paine, CNM, Dr.PH Anthony Scarsella Lynn Weigel Leo Locke Robert and Elizabeth Beth and Ben Scheindlin Robert Weintraub Sue and John de Cuevas Paisner Michael Schur Angelika Weis-Amon Gregory Lopiccolo Faith and Glenn Parker Beverly Schwartz Laura Dorfman and Mikail Lotia Susan Parker Elaine Shannon Martha Wengert Daniel A. Lowen Carol E. Parks Sarah A. Sharpe Stephanie Whitaker and Dr. Paul Lynch Mr. Michael Parran Jennifer and Timothy Greg Whitaker Ingrid Larson and Andrew and William Shay Leslie Wilcott-Henrie and William Lynch Parthum Mr. Paul Sherman Hunt Henrie Nancy Lynn Goldberg Mary Jane Patrone Marilyn J. Showers Simone R. Williamson Julia MacDougall Meichi Peng Raymond Shumovich Robert Wilson Stephen Mahoney Stephen Pentek Pamela Smith and Michael Winston Joy Malchodi Roy Perdue Steven Thomas Mona Wong Sara Malconian Benjamin D. Perkins, MA, Mary Grace Smith and Jonathan C. Wulp Barbara A. Manzolillo MDiv and David Brown Simone Reagor Doris Yaffe Paul Marchesiani John Petrowsky and Luther Smith Samuel Yin Barry A. Margolin and Thomas Vise Nicole K. Smith Charlotte Yum Paul Sherman Emma Pickard Calus Priscilla Sneider Stephen Zinner Maria Marlowe Joel and Martha Pierce David and Eleanor Robert M. Zinnes Lawrence Martin Mark Pietkiewicz Snodgrass Gilbert M. Martinez Andrew Pike Mary and Tom Spittle Jose Martinez and Travis Place Lee and George Sprague Kimberly Fullum Martinez Beth and Samuel Polasky St. Paul AME Church Jonathan I. Matsui, Ph.D. Peter Preli Jeanne and Donald Samuel Matthews and Wendy Prellwitz Stanton Susan Shawver-Matthews Patricia Race Lawrence Steinbach Sally Mayer Jeanne Racioppi Valerie E. Stone, MD, MPH Donna McAleer Oliver Radford and Remy Stressenger Monica E. McAlpine and Stephen Perry Jim Summers and Robert Crossley Elisabeth Raleigh David Lampariello Jim Mccann Jeffrey T. Ranahan Kathie Summers-Grice Heather Mccarthy Mary and David Reed David Swenson Diane and John McCarthy Randall Reents Suzanne Swift Celeste and John McClain Nick Rhind Frederick Taylor Mr. Brendan Mccorry Mark S. Richard Carla Kirmani-Taylor and Scott McCoy Vivian Rivera Edwin Taylor 30 Robert McDonald Brian Roberts Fred Taylor These lists reflect donors to AIDS Action Committee from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016.

$50,000+ $2,500-$4,999 Anonymous Donor Abt Associates Inc. Liberty Mutual Foundation AEW Capital Management LP Pfizer, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Bristol-Myers Squibb $20,000-$49,000 CHP Inc Broadway Cares, Inc/Equity Fights AIDS Eaton Vance Management Fidelity Investments Fein Foundation Gilead Sciences Global Protection Corporation/ ONE The MAC AIDS Fund Gourmet Caterers, Inc. Macy’s Harvard Community Gifts Rafanelli Events Management IBM Employees The TJX Companies, Inc. InterSystems United Way of Massachusetts Bay Justice Resource Institute, Inc. and Merrimack Valley Merck & Co, Inc. Walgreens Neighborhood Health Plan Whole Foods Market Nordstrom PhRMA $10,000-$19,999 Planned Parenthood American Heart Association/ PricewaterhouseCoopers American Stroke Association Scott Riklin Memorial Golf Tournament Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center The Gravestar Foundation Eastern Bank The Morningstar Family Foundation Parthenon-EY The Ronald G. Casty Family Foundation Frank W. and Carl S. Adams Whitney Towers Apartments Memorial Fund Yasso Inc. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Inc. Janssen Products, LP $1,000-$2,499 Robert Lloyd Corkin 702 Realty Trust Charitable Foundation Biogen Tufts University BNY Mellon The Boston Foundation $5,000-$9,999 Club Cafe Anonymous Donor Codman Square Health Center, Inc. AbbVie Inc. Cohasset Rotary Charities Foundation Anheuser-Busch of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts August A. Busch of Massachusetts Employees Charitable Campaign Cambridge Community Foundation Old South Church In Boston Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Czarnowski Display Service Inc. EMD Serono, Inc. General Electric Foundation Fenway Health Goldman Sachs Grand Circle Foundation Greater Boston Business Council Group 1 Automotive GTI Properties Inc

Business, Corporate and Foundation Business, Corporate Income Research Management Health Net of California, Inc. The Kessler Family Foundation Hingham Institution for Savings Landry Family Foundation Iron Mountain New England Homecrafters, Inc. Jewish Communal Fund Partners HealthCare KPMG Patriot Care Leggat McCall Properties State Street Corporation Maloney Properties, Inc. DONORS The Schooner Foundation Marathon Sports MLS, Property Information Network, Inc. RhumbLine Advisers Harvard-Epworth United Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan Methodist Church Family Foundation, Inc. Harvest Co-op Markets Rob and Beth Gilfeather Charitable Giving Honest Tea, Inc. Room & Board Jarrow Formulas, Inc. Sappi North America John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. Showroom Collezione Leidos Biomedical Research, Inc. Swisher Family Estate Lifeway Foods, Inc. The Barrington Foundation, Inc. Mellon Capital Management Corporation Tom and Elena Matlack Charitable Mennonite Congregation of Boston Foundation Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc United Way of Rhode Island Mondrian ViiV Health Care Morgan Stanley Wells Fargo Community Support Nature’s Path Foods Inc Campaign New England Carpenters Labor Management Program $500-$999 New England Tortilla, LLC Alchemy Foundation OneBeacon Charitable Trust Applegate Farms Rhythm Superfoods, LLC Biena, LLC Royal Commonwealth Society Inc. Bixby & Co. Seventh Generation Buccino Investments LLC Shake Shack Enterprises, LLC Cabot Creamery Cooperative, Inc Spindrift Beverage Co., Inc. Causes International Inc Stonyfield Farm, Inc. Cedars Mediterranean Foods, Inc. Sweet Scoops, LLC. Chica De Gallo, LLC The Baupost Group, LLC Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company The Gillette Company City of Boston Employee Campaign Unitarian Universalist Area Church City of Boston Treasury Department United Way of Coastal Fairfield Comcast Corporation County, Inc. Company Centre Trust LLC Unreal Brands, Inc. Deep Blue Hair Studio Vermont Smoke And Cure EMD Millipore Corporation Walnut Hill School for the Arts, FreshBev LLC Artists Against AIDS Gelato Fiasco Way Better Snacks Google Wellington Management Company, LLP Grillo’s Pickles LLC Wells Fargo Insurance Hamermesh Family Charitable Foundation

32 FINANCIALS Financial Position Property andequipment Operating Deferred revenue Current portionofdeferred rent Accounts payable andaccrued expenses Current portionofcapital leaseobligations Prepaid expenses anddeposits Duefrom Affiliate Inventory Contract andotherreceivables Cashandcashequivalents LIABILITIES ANDNETASSETS Netproperty andequipment Less—accumulated depreciation Leasehold improvements Furniture, fixtures andequipment PROPERTY ANDEQUIPMENT ASSETS NET ASSETS CapitalLease Obligations, netofcurrent portion Deferred Rent, netofcurrent portion

Temporarily restricted Unrestricted: Current Liabilities: Current Assets: Total liabilities Total current liabilities Total assets Total current assets Total liabilities andnetassets Total netassets Total unrestricted Year EndedJune30,2016 5,695,628

5,283,006 1,432,582 5,695,628 4,110,880

1,524,163 2,409,477 4,171,465 2,585,568 1,269,308 2,822,099 3,757,289 1,756,250 2,511,372 770,913 109,275 214,526 412,622 353,591 236,531 60,905 60,585 25,644 29,945 30,676 28,355

Activities and Changes in Net Assets Year Ended June 30, 2016

2016

Unrestricted Temporarily Total Restricted OPERATIONS Revenue and support: Contracts and grants 8,008,881 533,826 8,542,707 Contributions 712,668 — 712,668 Special events, net of direct expenses 588,884 — 588,884 Interest and other income 137,040 — 137,040 Net assets released from restrictions 678,379 (678,379) — Total revenue and support 10,125,852 (144,553) 9,981,299

EXPENSES Program services 8,824,019 — 8,824,019 Supporting services General and administrative 975,989 — 975,989 Fundraising 333,904 — 333,904 Total expenses 10,133,912 — 10,133,912 Changes in net assets from operations before retail (8,060) (144,553) (152,613)

RETAIL Retail store sales 3,085,964 — 3,085,964 Retail store expenses 2,665,439 — 2,665,439 Changes in net assets from retail 420,525 — 420,525 Changes in net assets 412,465 (144,553) 267,912

NET ASSETS Beginning of period 3,698,415 205,138 3,903,553 End of period 4,110,880 60,585 4,171,465

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