2013 Annual Serious About Report Life Aspirations Nakisha has worked hard to accomplish her goals and overcome adversity.

She has remained consistent with her treatment as well as pushing herself to make healthy choices involving diet and smoking (something she is still community working on). She encourages her peers to work on their goals connections and listens to them when they are in distress. EP is developing an impressive network of Community Member support in the Middletown area. Since her arrival at the Magnolia Home, Nakisha has a better EP, transitioning into the community from a long-term placement understanding of her potential at Connecticut Valley Hospital (CVH), has been receiving life skills as a member of the community. support from Gilead Community Services and River Valley Services Using program resources to make over the past few months. positive choices, she has done NETWORK OF SUPPORT EP has connected with medical well when faced with challenges. providers, participated in an art class, and increased socialization For example, within weeks of with peers with Gilead’s assistance. EP is investigating educational being at Magnolia, Nakisha joined programs in the medical field, and looking for volunteering the softball team and got involved with the Social Rehab Club. opportunities in the community. Nakisha is also an active member of her own family, helping out She is increasing her community living skills as she looks forward to with the younger cousins, nieces and nephews. moving into Gilead’s Juniper House when it opens in Portland. FEARLESS Nakisha is passionate about furthering her educa- Collaboration EP’s network reflects the strong collabora- tion, and is currently looking into Porter and Chester for a nursing tive effort that Gilead has made with the Department of Mental assistant program. Working with her vocational worker, Nakisha Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) system. Written by Paula landed a job volunteering at a local food pantry — Amazing Zepke, RVS Clinician Grace in Middletown. She continues to show that she is fearless; Nakisha has gone on job interviews to step outside of her comfort zone. POSITIVE Relationships Nakisha has built positive relation- ships with peers and staff at Magnolia. You can often find her with EP has a strong & experienced staff and peers cooking, shooting hoops or playing a game of cards. “team. I’m excited to see her progress Bigger & better Goals Nakisha will be working with her case manager and vocational worker to navigate public with the support and advocacy of transportation in Middletown and Meriden. Lastly, Nakisha such caring individuals.” continues to push herself and build bigger and better goals for herself. She is eager to attain a license some day, as well as own Shawn P., Mother property. Written by Brett Bordonaro, Case Manager GILEAD COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. & RAINBOW HOUSING CORPORATION 2013: Compassion, commitment Enthusiasm & generosity Looking back, 2013 could be characterized as a commitment to serving the most vulnerable individuals in year of growth, expanding relationships and transition our community. for Gilead Community Services. NEW APPOINTMENTS While Barry’s departure is a loss for the Gilead Family, we are excited about the positive The authentic compassion of our dedicated staff, the deep transitions that are currently in progress. First, Gilead has commitment demonstrated by our board members and added three new board members this year with unique the generosity and enthusiasm of our many community skills and experiences that have already enhanced the partners combined for another exciting year of high quality leadership potential of our talented and dedicated Board of services in Middlesex County! Directors. In addition, the naming of a new CEO and COO Growth has added immediate stability to the organization and High quality care that is efficient and cost effective not only continuity of Gilead’s culture of excellence, compassion, results in excellent client outcomes, but also produces a desire innovation and integrity. for more! This year’s growth included two new programs. UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY During a time of increased publicity • Magnolia Opened – In 2013, the newest supervised and nationwide attention on mental health treatment, it is apartment program, led by a team of dedicated staff, essential that our client’s voices are heard and that their opened its doors with a specialty focus on providing stories are told! We intend to embrace this unique opportunity services to young adults. to expand our influence within the community through positive story-telling and relationship building. It is with • Juniper Funded – During the fall of 2013, DMHAS that enthusiasm that we are entering a new year, looking funded an additional supervised apartment program forward to new opportunities to serve, new relationships to serve two young adults and 3 older adults. Opening to form and new methods for implementing high quality is scheduled for March, 2014! services — all for the purpose of “Improving Lives and Expanding Relationships Building Futures.” We understand that our success as an organization does not Daniel E. Osborne, CEO rely on any one person. The successes that were achieved Fran Ludwig, Board President over this past year were a result of so many talented individuals, led and inspired by our courageous program participants who work hard every day to improve their lives and build their futures while overcoming great obstacles. New relationships formed in 2013 include: • Genoa Pharmacy Onsite – In 2013, Gilead welcomed Genoa Pharmacy to our administrative building in Middletown where they now operate an onsite pharmacy for all Gilead clients. • netsmart Health Records – In 2013, Gilead worked with Netsmart to bring their Electronic Health Record to Gilead. This tool will provide enhanced reporting and improved access to client health records. Transition At the end of 2013, Gilead said goodbye to a leader who had dedicated 20 years to furthering the mission of Gilead Community Services. Barry Simon invested his creativity, wisdom, leadership and passion in expanding the services of Barry Simon, former CEO & a then small community mental health agency. Gilead is now Daniel E. Osborne, CEO (above) a lead agency in the mental health community, providing services to over 700 individuals each year. Barry left a Fran Ludwig, Gilead Board President (right) legacy of compassion, innovation and excellence with a deep GILEAD COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. & RAINBOW HOUSING CORPORATION Consolidated Statements of Consolidated Statements of Financial Position Activities & Changes in New Assets June 30, 2013 and 2012 For the years ended June 30, 2013 and 2012

2013 2012 2013 2012 Assets Public Support and Revenue Current assets State grants $8,884,184 $8,920,801 Cash and cash equivalents $644,615 $355,361 Fees earned: Restricted Cash $170,124 Room and board 473,830 460,477 Investments 158,647 117,466 Fee for service - Clinics & Wise 1,747,556 1,617,279 Accounts and grants receivable 208,104 110,081 Medicaid rehab options 880,256 852,766 Receivables from tenants in loan program 90,361 108,697 Rental income 53,405 179,344 Prepaid expenses 82,641 141,055 United Way and other donations 234,945 233,096 Other assets 62,032 13,191 (Loss) on sale of property, plant Total Current Assets 1,416,524 845,851 and equipment - net (2,827) - Other 115,819 89,137 Property and equipment, net 4,985,454 4,674,876 Interest and investment income 4,990 223 Unrealized and realized gain Total Assets $6,401,978 $5,520,727 on investments 13,643 1,541 Liabilities Release from restriction - depreciation 37,613 38,732 Current liabilities Total Public Support & Revenue 12,443,414 12,393,396 Credit line payable - $200,000 Current portion of long-term debt 93,067 137,295 Expenses Accounts payable 212,452 75,523 Program services Accrued expenses 530,071 475,154 Residential services Deferred income 521,227 47,919 Gilead I 568,480 560,012 Funds held on behalf of others 349,396 647,988 Gilead II 605,696 644,866 Total Current Liabilities 1,706,213 1,583,879 Gilead Apartment Program 1,156,730 1,071,142 Long-term debt, net of current portion 2,821,993 2,398,204 Liberty Home 516,856 536,713 Women’s Program 479,861 525,704 Total Liabilities 4,528,206 3,982,083 Anchorage Home 772,249 787,317 Net Assets Baldwin Home 831,845 848,350 Unrestricted 1,380,981 1,089,830 Iris Home 103,498 816,001 Temporarily restricted 492,791 448,814 SCAP 862,487 801,440 Total Net Assets 1,873,772 1,538,644 Valor Home 382,334 - Total Liabilities and Net assets $6,401,978 $5,520,727 Magnolia Home 46,594 - A.C.T. Program 1,087,624 1,342,019 Social Center 494,220 523,164 Clinics and Wise Program-Middletown 427,027 394,757 Gateway community treatment - Chester 535,992 536,171 Specialty Care 1,239,440 1,085,501 Occupancy 361,209 423,302 Board of Directors Total Program Services 10,472,142 10,896,459 Administration 1,680,121 1,470,592 President...... Fran Ludwig Total Expenses 12,152,263 12,367,051 Vice President...... Jean Monahan Secretary...... Craig Bauer Increase (decrease) in Net Assets 291,151 26,345 Treasurer...... Ray Bourret Unrestricted Net Assets, beginning of year 1,089,830 1,063,485 Immediate Past President...... Jim Meehan Unrestricted Net Assets, end of year $1,380,981 $1,089,830 Changes In Temporarily Restricted Net Assets: Directors State Funding - Building Renovations Jeffrey Burgess & Equip $81,590 $33,600 Released from restriction - depreciation (37,613) (38,732) Jennifer D’Andrea Increase (Decrease) in Temporarily Joanne Hine Restricted Net Assets 43,977 (5,132) Jim Probolus Temporarily Restricted Net Assets, Michael Saxe beginning of year 448,814 453,946 Gary Wallace Temporarily Restricted Net Assets, end of year $492,791 $448,814 Frank Zocco Total change in net assets $335,128 $21,213

See accompanying consolidated notes to financial statements. Gilead’s Legacy Society Town of Clinton John & Jennifer Rannestad Joseph & Catherine Lechowicz Town of Westbrook The Rossi Group, LLC (1) Roger Luskind M.D. & Bob Baldwin Pamela Taxel M.D. Craig Bauer & Dignity: $2,000-3,499 Self Efficacy: $500-749 Michael McGoldrick & Heather Tolley-Bauer Anne Alzapiedi Aaron Burgess Alexandra Leonetti (4) Lauralei & Edward Clapp Stuart & Amy Forman (2) Aetna Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Ted & Kathy Clark Essex Community Fund Monica Belyea & Steve Smith* Nancy & John Meyers Joanne Hine Genoa Healthcare (1) Margaret Carey Best & Teresa Opalacz Jim & Lisa Kaveney George A. & Grace L. Long Jonathan Best Laura Pedersen Ed McKeon & Lucy McMillan Foundation Cynthia & Randy Clegg Philip & Shirley Pessina* Jane S. McMillan Manchester Pharmacy (1) Brian & Marjorie Dudek (3) Mr. & Mrs. David Porteus Jim Meehan Newington Electric (1) Eli Cannon’s Tap Room* (1) Portland Electric Company, Inc. Jim & Cathy Probolus Peterson Oil Company*(1) (2) Farrell, Guarino & Boccalatte, P.C. Karin Rannestad Barry M. Simon Suburban Stationers, Inc.(1) (2) Rafael & Jennifer Gallegos Wendy Rayack & Rob Snyder & Gail Emilsson Town of Essex Craig & Laura Hall Steve Burkholder Joan Youngs Responsibility: $1,000-1,999 Richard & Sandra Handel Dena Rosenbloom & New Legacy Members Kiwanis of Middletown CT, Inc.(1) Doug Fishman A.R. Mazzotta Employment Anonymous Malloves Jewelers (1) Jennifer Saines & Vijay Pinch* Specialists (1) Jeffrey & Suzanne Burgess Martin Moving & Storage Co. (1) Savings Institute Bank & Craig Bauer & Jean & Mike Monahan Lucy McMillan & Edward McKeon Trust Employees Heather Tolley-Bauer* Berthe Noonan Allen & Irene Silberstein Leadership Circle Jeffrey & Suzanne Burgess* Personal Auto Care (1) Richard & Emaly Simone Eric Slessinger & Higinia Cardenes Donors who have given at Jane Piro & Jeff Sund Jane Sinisgalli Carta & Ron Catrone least $10,000 cumulatively and Lisa Sartorius (10) Louis Carta Herbert & Sherry Clark $1,000 annually Shipman & Goodwin LLP (1) Rob Snyder & Gail Emilsson Anne Comstock Robert F. & Janice Baldwin Smith & Bishel Company (1) Bob Spencer & Lindsay Harvey* First Financial Associates, LLC (1) Coughlin Services Corporation SNET/CWA Central Region Andrew Szegedy-Maszak & Welles & Lillian Guilmartin (2) Stu & Amy Forman Community Services Fund Elizabeth Bobrick Guilmartin, DiPiro & Jim & Lisa Kaveney William Stamm & Son Linda & Neill Walsh Sokolowski, LLC (1) Fran Ludwig Contractors, Inc. Guy Watson Joanne Hine* (1) Jane S. McMillan Michael & Jaimie Stone Paul & Sowgol Zakarian* Jackson Chevrolet (1) Middlesex United Way Self-Esteem: $250-499 Peterson Oil Company James & Lisa Kaveney (2) Courage: $100-249 Town of Clinton Mark Ludwig Anees & Batul Ahmed Robert Alexander Town of Essex Marialise Maroun Paul T. & Margaret Amble Katherine Allocco & Town of Westbrook Middlesex County Medical Better Carpet Cleaners Gloster Aaron Association Alliance Lauralei & Edward Clapp Recovery: $25,000-49,999 Rani Arbo & Scott Kessel Jean & Mike Monahan* Philip & Marie Cacciola Ray & Elizabeth Archambault City of Middletown Peach Pit Foundation Theodore & Kathy Clark Lynn Baldoni & Scott Bishel Middlesex United Way Jim & Cathy Probolus* Jeffrey Cohen & Withers & Bergman Independence: $10,000-24,999 Schuster Driscoll, LLC (1) Autumn Greenberg Kenneth & Jeannette Billeb Barry Simon & Susan Silverman* (1) Gary H and Amy Salvin Collins Dr. Kenneth & Mary Bird Fran Ludwig* Richard M. Weinstein & Ted & Lisa Coughlin* Patricia Biss (8) Jane McMillan* Laurie Mandel Andrew & Jennifer Curran Rosemary Bleyer Self Advocacy: $5,000-$9,999 Frank & Barbara Zocco* Jim & Kim Earles Catherine& Robert Boone Patricia Farrell & Peter Sipples Peter Baldwin & Self-Sufficency: $750-999 Jane Brawerman & First Congregational Brian Stewart Shaimala Veraya (2) Ray & Sandy Bourret Church of Essex Linda Buchanan Robert F. & Janice Baldwin (2) Mr. & Mrs. Brad Chhabra Laurie & Peter Frenzel Carl & Lois Bukowiec Coughlin Services Corporation Connecticut Lighting Center (1) Charles & Eileen Gotta Esther Cabral Liberty Bank Foundation Coughlin Management Services (1) Ruth Ann Graime Jessica Carso Thomas J. Atkins Memorial Fund Harris, Adelberg & Strauss Jane & Gregory Harris Jo-Ann & Joseph Carta Insurance Agency, Inc. (1) Confidence: $3,500-4,999 Gretchen Holthausen Teckla & Ronald Chapman Bill & Ellie Howard* Robert & Anne McAlaine Frank Kuan & Michael Sciola Richard F. & Jacqueline R. Comshaw II Dan & Kyle Osborne* Charles Snyder Ellen & Lewis Lukens Teresa M. Concannon

Gilead Community Services is so grateful to everyone who has given to Gilead in the past fiscal year and would like to highlight individuals, foundations, civic organizations and businesses that made financial contributions or in-kind gifts to our organization during the 2013 fiscal year (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013). If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, please accept our apologies Giving and contact the Development Director at (860) 343-5300 x3423. Chris Conley Stacey Owens Eugenie Copp Megan Paglia-Scheff & Bill Scheff Jim & Karen Coughlin Evelyn Palin Robert & Sheila Daniels Carin Perretta (6) Deep River Congregational Church Michael & Barbara Prendergast Barbara Delaney Anonymous Frank & Shannon Demarest Margaret & Brian Rarey Frieda Denenmark Mike & Deb Riley Jeffrey & Suzanne Burgess Stephen Devoto & Joyce Powzyk Stephanie Robiner & David Miner New Legacy Members Michael & Lisa Dipiro Al & Anna Rosenthal Dorcas Society of Marlborough John & Gale Rugh Congregational Church Scott Rybak & Kelly Therrien Leave a Legacy Mayor Dan Drew Jennifer Saines & William Pinch Judith Durham Justin & Christina Salvio “Suzanne and I have experienced the difference Bob Fabricant Victoria Sanseverino & Judith Felton & Gregory Horne Alfred E. Hammer III Gilead has made in the lives of our clients, First Church of Christ, Middletown Jonh & Melissa Schilke and how genuinely appreciative they are for Richard & Sally Fitzgerald (5) Janel Segui the efforts and caring of our staff.” Anne Fodera Stephen & Carol Shapiro Betty Jane Folger Shliens Furniture Store On a tour last year I met a client who tearfully expressed how Frank & Gloria’s Service Center David & Teresa Shulman happy she was, after many years of being institutionalized, to be Robert & Jean Ann Gagnon Shamus & Holly Rose Slominski living in her very own apartment. She was equally proud to show Philip & Gretchen Gaughran David & Marjorie Smith us the first Christmas tree she ever had. Betsy & Michael Gordon Pat Snyder This is just one example of the many positive outcomes made Dr. Ellen Gorman-Polokoff Ed Sokaitis possible by the generous support of Gilead’s many friends over Douglas Grimes Robert & Mary Spooner William & Dora Grover Maggie Stokes the years. Dwight & Karla Hahn Martha Stone Suzanne and I have been involved with Gilead Community Services John & Susan Hall Sally Tomiko & David Taraskevich for over 7 years. I have had the privilege of serving on the Board of Jayson P. & Jennifer M. Hanelius Howard, McMillan & Tycz. LLC Directors, as both President and a general member, working Joan Hedrick David & Shawn Tycz with an Executive Team who year after year continue to provide Traci Higgins Gladys Werner & Ruth Hubert the highest quality services and outcomes with ever decreasing Charles Himmelfarb Glenn & Eleanor Wood State funding. Virginia Houghtaling Jeremy & Virginia Zwelling We are blessed to have management and clinical teams committed Gabe & Jennifer Jiran Hope: $50-99 Janet Jones to maximizing the available financial resources in order to Mary Helen Jordan Kolawole Adebayo continue to provide the high quality services that create such Richard Kagan & Anna Wasescha Altrusa positive results and truly “improve lives and build futures.” Barbara & Mehadin Arafeh Lori Kalinowski It is for these many reasons Suzanne and I made the decision to George & Janice Atkeson Marian Katz join the Legacy Society. We urge everyone committed to the Baldwin Furniture Anne H. Keane mission of Gilead to make a similar provision in their estate in order William & Sheila Kelvie (9) Paul & Katherine Balog Malcolm & Susan Barlow to ensure that others will experience their first apartment, their first Anonymous Christmas tree and the beginnings of a new and better life. John and Marita Koziar Thomas & Kathleen Beirne Ron Krom & Rosa Chumacero Keith Bibisi & Diana Moomey Jeffrey & Suzanne Burgess Ronald Kuivila & Barbara Tsumagari John Biddiscombe & Lyn Lawson Abigail Gorton Christine & Jeff Leiby Lyndsey Burgess David & Margaret Guy & Joan Colaccino Francesca Leonetti (4) Lois Dobratz Jenni Thompson & Sherry Lisitano Karen Douglas Philip Logiudice Nancy Earls Michael Maier & Beth Gabriel Katharine Owens Tara Murphy Gorman & Nancy & John Makrogianis Peter Gorman John & Carolyn Marsh Louise Hayash Mark Masselli & David & Patricia Hickox Jennifer Alexander Jeffrey & Dolores Ives Robert & Ann McKinney Lynn & Andrew Kandefer (7) Rick & Elizabeth Morin Carl & Carol Keske Debra Moses Charles & Debra Landrey Motion Inc. Martin & Anne Lawlor Daniel & Jeannie Nocera Susan Macary & Steve Delaronde Maureen O’Reilly Richard & Beth Mills, Jr. Community Active! Earl has done extremely well adjusting to living in the community — developing and fostering positive relationships with his roommate, other residents and the program staff. Earl has been volunteering at animal rescue centers — first at the Meriden Humane Society, then at Cat Tails in Middletown since February 2013. Earl was admitted to the Valor home in October 2012 after a very long hospitalization. Long term Goals Earl has a long-term goal of gradu- ating college. He is actively working with KUHN to attend Middlesex Communi- ty College to concentrate on General Studies. During his hospitalization Earl was working on not smoking. Earl has remained smoke-free since moving into the community. Gilead Community Conversations Earl participated in the Gilead Community Conversations visiting a local business in the Hartford area with a staff member. Earl and the staff described Gilead Community Services, what it is like to be in a Gilead program and services Gilead offers to clients. Mary Silka, Associate Director of Valor & Liberty programs

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David & Elizabeth Morgan Janel Segui Community Health Center Kassandra Kelley Peter & Robbie O’Hara Ed Sokaitis Connecticut Science Center KidCity Museum Jamie Parrett Jeremiah Tacinelli Joe Crispino Leah Kotuby Paul Pascarelli Justin Salvio Jessica Crocker Leadership Sports Barbara Roberts Barry Simon Marsi Cunningham-Callaghan Cindy Lee Carl & Cora Rodenhizer, Sr. Rob Snyder Joe DeRing Christine Leiby Russell Hall Company Linda Walsh Judith Durham Lizzy B’s Sweet Celebrations Deborah Shapiro In-Kind Donations Kim Earles Marc Longenecker Anonymous Eli Cannon’s* Fran Ludwig Mrs. Martin Simon Linnea Aberg Elmwood Bakery Mark Ludwig Unilever Foundation Rani Arbo & Scott Kessel Esca Restaurant Malloves Jewelers Anonymous Berkshire Balloon Company First Financial Associates, LLC Brian Marchinkoski William & Susan Wasch Bon Appétit Catering Gilead Program Staff Baskets Joe Mascolo Anonymous Louise Bahre Gouveia Vineyards Phyllis McGehee J. Melvin Woody Sara Ball Elizabeth & Mike Gordon Patrick McGreevey Richard & Marcia Wrubel Craig Bauer & Tara Gorman Ed McKeon Virgina Zucker & Norman Ray Heather Tolley Bauer Gateway Community Treatment Red McKinney Monica Belyea & Steve Smith Jane Harris Jane McMillan Gilead Staff Who Have Wendi Blakey Generously Donated to Gilead Deborah Hawthorne Lucy McMillan Ray & Sandy Bourret Joanne Hine James Meehan Kolawole Adebayo Boston Red Sox Hop Meadow Country Club Middlesex Pool & Tennis Club Esther Cabral Jeffrey & Suzanne Burgess William & Eleanor Howard Middlesex Supply Company Kim Earles Esther Cabral Inn at Middletown Midnight on Main Stu Forman Chamard Vineyards It’s Only Natural Market Jessica Miller Christine Leiby Chris Cotes Golf Shop in Portland Amy Jensen Jean & Mike Monahan Lucy McMillan Kathy & Ted Clark Ted Johanson Mondo Restaurant Dan Osborne Michael Coco Alison Johnson & Justus Addiss Motion Inc. Stacey Owens Lisa & Ted Coughlin Jim & Lisa Kaveney Newington Electric Two New Funds FOR Gilead We are excited to announce Health as National Advocate of the Year. that the Community Barry developed a culture of excellence, innovation, compassion and integrity Foundation of Middlesex that brought recognition for Gilead from ethic and with the support they received County will steward two the Department of Mental Health from Gilead staff. This experience inspired new funds for Gilead. Services as a State-wide Center of Reds to become more involved with Gilead Excellence. In recognition of Barry’s These two funds were created in 2013 and over time he developed numerous commitment to excellence and high for Gilead Community Services to improve meaningful relationships with Gilead quality, this fund will be used to support lives and build futures for individuals clients, helping him to understand the activities and programs within Gilead living with mental health conditions need for quality mental health services that promote these attributes. throughout Middlesex County. in the community and to strongly believe The Edward “Reds” L. & Jane S. McMillan in Gilead’s mission. This fund will help to The Barry M. Simon Miracle Fund was Gilead Endowment Fund was created ensure that the high quality of care that created in the name of Gilead’s CEO who to ensure the future of Gilead’s services. Gilead is known for will be able to continue moved on from the agency in December The McMillans believe that Gilead does long into the future. of 2013. Barry dedicated the past 20 a wonderful job serving people who are Gilead would like to acknowledge the years to providing high quality services to often overlooked by society and who are generous gifts that we have received from hundreds of people. He built the agency capable of leading productive lives with hundreds of our donors to establish these from a small community mental health Gilead’s support. Reds (1935-2010) was two funds. Together we continue to make organization serving 100 clients, to one dedicated to the organization for many our communities wonderful places to live with 17 programs offering a full spectrum years and served as Chairman of the for everyone. of services to over 600 clients through- Gilead Board from 2002-2005. Reds first out Middlesex County. Barry has been a met a group of Gilead clients when they If you would like to learn more about contributing to either of these funds please strong advocate for community mental came to work for him at Anderson Oil and health services and was recognized in contact Gilead’s Development Director at Chemical Company in Portland in 1994. (860) 343-5300 x 3423. 2011 by the National Council for Behavioral He was impressed with the clients’ work

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Giving to Gilead “A legacy gift is about showing your children and other loved ones in your family how a thoughtful process can make a meaningful difference.” You don’t have to be a millionaire to leave a legacy gift to an organization you care about. One reason we chose to leave a gift to Gilead in our will is simply because we truly believe in Gilead’s mission. In 2008 we were asked if we’d like to have a Gilead client join us for our Quizine dinner. That was when we met Norma. This year we celebrated our sixth annual Quizine dinner together. Norma joins our family for holidays, our sons’ sporting events, or just for a simple meal or errand. Norma is a Gilead success story and it is through our relationship with her that we have learned how important and vital Gilead’s services are to the clients. Leaving a gift to Gilead in our will is also a way to remind our children that giving to others is something we believe in, strongly. If all three of our sons catch on to our philosophy we will be contributing to the future through them. The next generation is learning from the current generation at all times – just as we realize we have learned from our parents and the parents of our friends. Probably the main reason we made a bequest to Gilead in our will is for the simple fact that it makes us feel good. We can see that the money is spent wisely and we enjoy the fact that the recipients of these essential mental health services live right here, in our community. Jean & Mike Monahan