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BOARD OF A LEADING DIRECTORS JUNIOR BOARD J. Ben Stringfellow Jennifer Cheng FORCE Chair President For almost as long as there’s Craig Andree Sophie Albsmeyer Deborah S. Ashen Ramya Amancharla been an AIDS epidemic, the AIDS Ericka C. Baran Allison Bernard Foundation of Chicago (AFC) has Anthony Bruck Jessyca Dudley been a leading force in the battle to Martin Cournane Kate Finnegan Gary Cunningham Angela Florida defeat it. Edward W. Di˜n, III Jacob Fyda e enlist a broad range of strategies to Kimberly du Buclet Candice Gant end new infections, improve the lives Toby Eveland Paul Ketz of people with HIV, and strengthen Anne Feder Katie Kunstman government and community Paula Friedman Michael Leukam W Terri Friel Ashley Loomis responses to the epidemic. Neha Gandhi Kevin Moore Since the early days of the epidemic, we’ve seen Larry Giddings Christine Morley incredible progress. But the epidemic continues Judi Gorman Anand Nagarajan to rage in vulnerable populations and low-income Je‰rey Green Nico Rodriguez communities due to pervasive stigma, lack of access Lisa M. Henry-Reid, MD Pedro Serrano to health care, apathy, and competing societal and Abbas Hyderi, MD Rhoby Tio governmental priorities. AFC works to remove these Lori Kaufman Shawn Tumanov barriers. Nicole Kazee, Ph.D. Neal Van Winkle Thomas Kehoe Nathaniel Wright Founded in 1985 by community activists and Anna Laubach physicians, we fortify local, national, and international Brian C. Lighty HIV-related activities. We specialize in e‰orts to: Condon McGlothlen Charles McLimans • Advocate with and for people a‰ected by Michael T. McRaith HIV/AIDS. Rick Moser Robert H. Neubert • Fund and coordinate prevention, care, and Exavier B. Pope, Esq. housing projects. Curtis Reed, Jr. Hilda Richards, ED, RN, FAAN • Cultivate the capacity and expertise of DeJuran Richardson, Ph.D. individuals and organizations dedicated to Ernie Rodriguez ending HIV/AIDS. David Schmit Bradley A. Serot Together with our individual, government, and Rev. Charles Straight community partners, we strive to make our collective Sally J. Stresnak e‰orts better and stronger. Steadfastly, we stand with Joseph Stokes, Ph.D. the 43,000 HIV-positive people in Illinois. Chad Thompson

We are a source of hope – a force for change. David Ernesto Munar President/CEO 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 3

LETTER FROM THE Junior Board

Jennifer Cheng BOARD CHAIR AND President

Sophie Albsmeyer PRESIDENT/CEO Ramya Amancharla Allison Bernard The AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) approved a three-year Jessyca Dudley Kate Finnegan strategic plan that we had the pleasure of unveiling at the 2012 Angela Florida Annual Meeting. We crafted it with ample input from community Jacob Fyda members, clients, and advisers, including our dynamic staff, Candice Gant Paul Ketz Board and Junior Board. Katie Kunstman Michael Leukam t’s called Road to Health and serves as strategic plan, but these victories are not Ashley Loomis a guide to maximize scientific and policy ours alone. So many of our partners and Kevin Moore developments in the uncharted era of supporters played a pivotal role in advancing Christine Morley Ihealth care reform. Cutting across the a progressive agenda on the road to health. Anand Nagarajan plan is AFC’s unwavering belief that health Nico Rodriguez reform must—simply must—work for HIV- Thanks for your unwavering support on the Pedro Serrano affected people and communities. Road to Health for all people affected by HIV/ Rhoby Tio AIDS. Shawn Tumanov We will accept nothing less. Neal Van Winkle Sincerely, Nathaniel Wright We have worked too hard to reach this point on the road, and we will not look back. The lives of our constituents and future generations depend on us getting this right, and we will move heaven and earth to ensure J. Ben Stringfellow David Ernesto Munar that our clients not only gain insurance but Chair, Board of Directors President/CEO also see their health improve.

We believe passionately that the skills, View our 2013-2015 strategic plan at wisdom, and capabilities of the AIDS www.aidschicago.org/strategicplan safety-net system must be harnessed to make health care work for the people we serve. If we can shepherd emerging systems to cater to the needs of our vulnerable clients—people who face urgent barriers and discrimination daily—we can make it work for everyone.

This report highlights our first-year accomplishments in implementing our 4 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES

The first goal in AFC’s strategic plan is to strengthen the fabric, resilience, and power of communities affected by HIV/AIDS.

CHAMPIONING EQUALITY

long-time champion of civil Steans, and many others who led the way. rights for LGBT individuals and families, AFC worked closely with AFC staunchly supports equal rights A community advocates and agency and access to health care for all people, partners to bring marriage equality to Illinois. regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, or economic status. Stigma and homophobia As a member of the Coalition for Marriage fuel the AIDS epidemic, and this new law will Equality, AFC played a behind-the-scenes role help reframe negative perceptions of LGBT supporting lobbying, grassroots advocacy, people and their families. Marriage equality and the community rally at the Capitol. also translates into greater access to benefits, hospital visitation rights, protections for family Heartfelt thanks to Reps. Greg Harris, Sara income and assets, household unification, and Feigenholtz, Kelly Cassidy, State Sen. Heather other privileges a‰orded to married people.

COMBATTING HIV STIGMA

n 2013, AFC and our allies including This served no public health purpose and the AIDS Legal Council persuaded state in fact harmed HIV-positive young people lawmakers to repeal a 1980s law that by putting in jeopardy their confidentiality I heightened stigma and discrimination for and safety. It also served as a powerful HIV-positive young people and their families. disincentive for HIV testing. Thanks to tenacious advocacy, however, this shameful The law mandated public health o˜cials to law is no more. inform school principals of students with HIV.

EXPANDING COMPREHENSIVE SEXUAL HEALTH EDUCATION

o round out our 2013 Springfield requires school curricula on sexual health victories, we succeeded in one to meet three core standards: lessons must of the worst economic climates be medically accurate, age appropriate, and T to persuade lawmakers to reject comprehensive. more than $3 million in proposed funding reductions to the state’s HIV budget. And The impact of these accomplishments will after a multi-year legislative campaign, AFC ripple across our state for decades. and other allies secured a state law that 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 5

INSPIRING CHANGE

“Some of my fellow state legislators in Springfield have never met anyone who is openly living with HIV, but when AFC’s fierce and knowledgeable advocates come to town, it changes the story. That’s how we get real work done.” - State Rep. Greg Harris 6 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

INNOVATING SYSTEMS REFORM

“By leveraging our housing, healthcare and behavioral health networks, AFC’s Center for Housing and Health responds to the cycle of homelessness and hopelessness for hundreds of vulnerable people with severe mental health and chronic diseases, including HIV.”

- Arturo V. Bendixen, Executive Director – AFC’s Center for Housing and Health 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 7

INTEGRATED SERVICES

Our second goal aims to ensure that emerging networks provide integrated services that respond to the needs of vulnerable populations.

educating Case Managers

n case management, our work focused case managers, community members, and on better integration of multiple payment even county officials understand how these sources needed to ensure that patients new benefits can be integrated with the ihave a full continuum of vital services. We federally funded Ryan White HIV Program, educated case managers and clients about which carries highly restrictive requirements CountyCare, a new health benefit for low- to coordinate with other payers. income Cook County residents. We helped

Preparing ADAP for Health Reform

e spent considerable time will help people with HIV cover their premium working with the Illinois AIDS and out-of-pocket insurance costs. As a Drug Assistance Program to result, thousands of clients will be able to wprepare for health reform. afford and fully utilize healthcare coverage for Because of our tenacious advocacy and the first time. strong leadership from the state, Illinois ADAP

Managing Change o fully realize the opportunities of In addition, she oversees AFC’s Change service integration for our clients Management series, which has provided and partner agencies, AFC created nearly a dozen training sessions to help Ta new senior management position service providers adapt to a rapidly changing for Strategy and Business Development. nonprofit environment. A component of the Kathye Gorosh joined the staff this summer series provided executive coaching to five to oversee this critically important category organizations selected through a competitive of work. Kathye is the former executive process for the Sustainability Strategy director of New Age Services and previously Program. Led by Dr. Mark Light of DePaul lead the CORE Foundation. At AFC, she is University, the series assisted officials from exploring new business relationships for our each organization to craft a business and housing and case management networks sustainability plan tailored for their particular with a focus on emerging insurance markets. agency needs. 8 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

IMPROVED OUTCOMES

In our third goal we aim to improve outcomes at every stage of HIV care from expanded HIV testing to sustained viral suppression through treatment adherence.

PROVIDING A PLATFORM FOR PREVENTION ith decades of experience reduce the risk of HIV acquisition. It involves advocating for new methods to an HIV-negative individual taking a pill every prevent HIV transmission, AFC day to reduce the risk of HIV infection. The Wlaunched a local education campaign provides accurate information so and awareness campaign for community people can make informed decisions. Our members and service providers on PrEP project includes an engaging blog called (pre-exposure prophylaxis). PrEP has been MyPrEPexperience.blogspot.com featuring approved by the FDA as an e‰ective option to stories of actual PrEP users.

IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE FC is changing the way people for follow-up care at an HIV-specialty clinic gain access to care with our within days, not weeks or months. HIV-VIP program. Here’s how A it works: somebody could be This program has had a huge impact on our applying for food stamps at a public aid o˜ce. linkage-to-care rates. Before the While waiting, they have an opportunity to HIV-VIP program, 40 percent of those who receive an HIV test through an AFC-funded tested positive were linked into care. We’ve program. If the test result is positive, that increased this number to 82 percent. person immediately receives an appointment

EXPANDING MEDICAID he A‰ordable Care Act has been explain to lawmakers how they would stand at the crux of our work, which has to benefit. After months of vigorous debate, given every state an opportunity to we persevered. As a result, more than half- T expand Medicaid. For states that a-million Illinoisans, including nearly 10,000 accept expansion, the federal government individuals with HIV, will benefit. will pick up 100 percent of the tab for three years and no less than 90 percent thereafter. And thanks to a new state grant, AFC is Even so, many Illinois lawmakers bulked at coordinating a multi-agency network of the proposal, deeming it too risky given the health care enrollment counselors. Their job state’s dire finances. is to help educate and enroll people in new health insurance benefits. Our network has AFC co-led a robust advocacy campaign to hosted dozens of educational events, assisted persuade lawmakers to vote favorably for more than 900 consumers with enrollment Medicaid expansion. We worked with the services, and has met with over 5,000 media, assembled a statewide coalition, and Chicago residents. enlisted the support of uninsured people to 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 9

IMPACTING LIVES

“As someone who has used PrEP, I believe that it is important to share my story. People have different opinions about PrEP and I can answer many of their questions. It is a big step to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic and it all starts with knowledge.” - Gustavo Varela (pictured center, at a community “talk show” about PrEP) 10 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO “WITH T2, I CONQUERED MY FIRST CHICAGO TRIATHLON AND SO MUCH MORE – RAISED MONEY FOR A WORTHY CAUSE, MADE LASTING FRIENDSHIPS, AND JOINED A FAMILY OF ATHLETES COMMITTED TO MY COMMUNITY. T2 CHANGES PEOPLE’S LIVES.” – 2013 TEAM TO END AIDS (T2) LIFE TIME TRI CHICAGO PARTICIPANT HELIOS HUGO DIAZ 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 11 FInanCIal stateMent

revenues eXpenses

23% Programs & Policy 24% Private Sources

4% General

4% Development 62% Public Grants 7% Private Grants 76% Public Sources

revenues eXpenses Fy13 Fy13 Private Sources $5,563,721 Program & Policy $5,526,852 Foundations/Corporations $3,287,680 General & Administrative $917,121 Fee for Service/Other $682,810 Development $916,405 Individuals/Memorials/Bequests $283,589 Grants & Awards: Private $1,577,885 Direct mail (net) $54,450 Grants & Awards: Public $14,274,637 Special Events (net) $1,255,192 total expenses $23,212,900

Public Sources $17,703,071 Chicago Dept. of Public Health $7,009,697 IL Dept. of Public Health (Federal $) $3,117,415 CHanGe In net assets IL Dept. of Public Health (State $) $414,624 Fy13 IL Dept. of Human Services $645,839 Fund for the Future U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development $5,371,532 (board restricted) $53,200 U.S. Substance Abuse & Mental Services Administration $1,035,848 Other $108,116 Excess of Revenue over Expenses $692 total revenue $23,266,792 total Change in net assets $53,892 12 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

FUNDRAISING EVENTS

Fighting HIV/AIDS with dance, athleticism and decadent chocolate.

AFC’s TEAM TO END AIDS (T2) celebrated its 10th year by training SPRING DINNER 207 athletes to run the Bank of AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO America Chicago Marathon, 66 runners to fi nish the Chicago Half Marathon, 50 multisport athletes to compete in the Life Time Tri Chicago, and 25 dedicated people to swim, bike, and run Ironman AFC’s 2013 Spring Dinner gathered nearly 70.3 Steelhead. Together, they raised 500 guests to experience the hilarious $324,000 for the fi ght against stand-up comedy of Paula Poundstone. AFC HIV/AIDS! After the marathon, the presented the 2013 Civic Leadership Award to Bank of America Foundation presented renowned choreographer Randy Duncan, and AFC with an additional $25,000 grant honored Robert Neubert, a long-time member of award, which will support AFC’s case AFC’s board and co-chair of Dance for Life, with the management programs that link people Lori Kaufman Volunteer Award. living with HIV to lifesaving services The event raised $125,000. and benefi ts.

January February March April May June

LOOKING FORWARD IN 2014 TEAM TO END AIDS Kick-o‰ Spring Event: Ignite Dance for Life Saturday, May 10 Friday, May 16 Saturday, August 16 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 13

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AIDS Run & Walk Chicago drew more than 3,500 participants on a picture-perfect day at Soldier Field and raised more than $440,000 for the local HIV/ AIDS fi ght. CommunityDirect teams raised $260,000 to support organizations throughout our community.

The 12th annual desserts and culinary gala moved to Chicago Union Station, where AFC Dance for Life raised more than supporters shared a night of decadence and $205,000 to benefi t AFC, the irresistible chocolate creations, celebrating Dancers’ Fund, and Chicago progress made in fi ghting HIV/AIDS. Along House with performances by with A-list food critics, 29 vendors created DanceWorks Chicago, Giordano an unforgettable experience for more Dance Chicago, Hubbard Street than 1,200 guests. The event was hugely Dance Chicago, River North successful, raising $137,000. Dance Chicago and Thodos Dance Chicago.

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F PARTNERSHIPS B I AFC is proud to partner with a wide variety of dedicated organizations delivering high-quality prevention, care, housing and other essential services to HIV-a‰ected people across metropolitan Chicago. In 2013, AFC awarded E 55 partner agencies nearly $16 million, through 200 grants and contracts, for vital HIV-related services. C HIGHLIGHTED BELOW ARE EXAMPLES OF THE MANY PARTNERSHIPS AFC MAINTAINS TO SUPPORT LOCAL RESIDENTS AFFECTED BY THE EPIDEMIC.

A. Austin West Side Health Center AIDS Run & Walk, CommunityDirect– A total of 35 HIV/AIDS service families have safe and a‰ordable homes. organizations form AIDS Run & Walk teams to raise money directly for their services. In 2013, over $250,000 was raised by providers. F. AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Insurance Enrollment Assistance Program– Through the In-Person B. Erie Family Health Center Counselor program, AFC and its partners provide insurance Care Providers– AFC and its partners provide numerous services, application assistance to thousands of individuals. Navigators help including medical care, oral health services, legal assistance, mental highly vulnerable populations learn about their health insurance health, transportation, and many more, to HIV positive individuals options and enroll into Medicaid or other health plans. throughout Chicagoland. G. Howard Brown Health Center C. South Side Help Center Prevention, HIV Testing – To reduce the number of people who do Case Management Providers– AFC’s network of case managers not know their HIV status, AFC and its partners provide testing provide high quality services to HIV positive people who need help services in various venues including public aid o˜ces, the Cook finding medical care, attending appointments, taking their medicine, County Jail, bars, and at special events. In the past year, over 7,500 and connecting to other essential support services. tests were performed and 121 people newly diagnosed with HIV were linked to medical care. D. Alexian Brothers Housing and Health Alliance Challenge Grant Recipients– Through a competitive process, Alexian H. Open Door Clinic Brothers Housing and Health Alliance received a two year AFC grant Service Providers Council, Executive Committee– The Service to improve clients’ employment and health outcomes. A total of 11 Providers Council, a membership coalition of local HIV/AIDS services organizations received Challenge Grants for diverse and innovative organizations, is led by a strong and active Executive Committee. projects that address the screening, prevention, care, housing and/ The Executive Committee informs AFC’s advocacy priorities and or employment needs of Chicagoland residents. works together to improve programs region-wide.

E. Christian Community Health Center I. Mount Sinai Hospital Housing – AFC collaborates with housing agencies, hospitals, Sustainable Strategy Program– Mount Sinai Hospital was one of the prisons, and shelters to provide rental subsidies, case management, five organizations that participated in an intensive workshop series mental health, substance use treatment and other essential to ensure sustainability. Agency leaders successfully developed services. On a monthly basis, AFC makes approximately 1,000 strategic goals, identified alternative payment sources, and crafted rental, mortgage, and utility payments to keep people with HIV safely business plans to thrive in the changing healthcare landscape. housed. Our housing network ensures vulnerable individuals and 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 15

AIDS Run & Walk Care Providers Near North Health Center Open Door Clinic Agape Missions, Inc. AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Project VIDA AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Catholic Charities of Chicago Provident Hospital Alexian Brothers Housing and Children’s Place Association Regional CARE Association Health Alliance Chicago Women’s AIDS Project Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center Asian Human Services Christian Community Health Center South Side Help Center Austin West Side Health Center Erie Family Health Center South Suburban HIV/AIDS Regional CALOR Heartland Health Outreach Clinics Canticle Ministries Howard Brown Health Center Test Positive Aware Network Catholic Charities of Chicago Open Door Clinic Treatment Alternatives for Safe Center on Halsted Near North Health Center Communities Chicago House Provident Hospital University of Chicago Chicago Recovery Alliance Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center University of Chicago Children’s Chicago Woman’s AIDS Project Test Positive Aware Network Hospital The Children’s Place University of Illinois at Chicago Christian Community Health Case Management Community Outreach Center Providers Intervention Projects Families and Children’s AIDS Access Community Health Center Network Agape Missions, Inc. Greater Full Gospel Church Challenge Grant Alexian Brothers Housing and Heartland Alliance Recipients Health Alliance Howard Brown Health Center Asian Human Services AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Austin Health Center Alexian Brothers Housing and Health CALOR Health Alliance Midwest AIDS Training + Education Catholic Charities Chicago House and Social Service Center Chicago House & Social Service Agency Men and Women in Prison Agency Heartland Health Outreach Ministries Chicago Women’s AIDS Project New Age Services Corporation Michael Reese HIV Program Children’s Place Association Open Door Clinic Mount Sinai Hospital Christian Community Health Center South Side Help Center New Age Services Erie Family Health Center Test Positive Aware Network New Life Covenant Fifth Street Renaissance Center The Night Ministry Open Door Clinic Haymarket Center University of Illinois at Chicago, Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Healthcare Alternative Systems Community Outreach Initiative (PACPI) Heartland Health Outreach Intervention Project Puerto Rican Cultural Center Howard Area Community Center Young Women’s Empowerment (VIDA/Sida) Howard Brown Health Center Project Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center Jackson County Health Department South Side Help Center Lake County Health Department Test Positive Aware Network Men and Women in Prison The Night Ministry Ministries University of Chicago Michael Reese Education Care2Prevent and Research Foundation Youth Outlook Mount Sinai Hospital 16 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

PARTNERSHIPS

HOUSING SERVICE PROVIDERS SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY COUNCIL, EXECUTIVE PROGRAM Alexian Brothers Housing and COMMITTEE Health Alliance Howard Brown Health Center Beacon Therapeutic AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Chicago House and Social Service Alexian Brothers Housing and Health Agency Health Alliance Mount Sinai Hospital Christian Community Health Center Asian Human Services Project VIDA Cook County Stroger Hospital Association for Latino Men in South Side Help Center Deborah’s Place Action Health & Disability Advocates Austin Health Center CBC Initiative Heartland Health Outreach Catholic Charities of Lake County Heartland Human Care Services Chicago Center for AIDS Research Housing Opportunities for Women Chicago House & Social Service Howard Area Community Center Agency Inspiration Corporation Christian Community Health Center Interfaith House Connect-to-Protect Mercy Housing Lakefront DuPage County Health Department Mount Sinai Hospital Erie Family Health Center Northside Housing & Supportive Faith United Methodist Church Services Haymarket Center Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Heartland Health Outreach, Vital Initiative Bridges Sarah’s Circle Howard Brown Health Center Test Positive Aware Network Human Resources Development Thresholds Institute, Inc. Illinois Department of Public Health INSURANCE ENROLLMENT Illinois Public Health Association ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Making a Daily E‰ort Chicago House Michael Reese HIV/AIDS Program Howard Brown Health Center Midwest AIDS Training + Education Thresholds Center Open Door Clinic HIV TESTING Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Initiative Brothers Health Collective Rafael Center of Heartland Alliance Cook County Jail Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center Howard Brown Health Center South Side Help Center Making a Daily E‰ort Test Positive Aware Network 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 17

OUR SUPPORTERS

Thanks to supporters like you, hope continues.

Founders’ Circle Dr. Martin J. Gorbien, M. D. Daniel Cornejo Thomas M. James Sustainable Strategy ($10,000+) Jeffrey J. Green Susan D. Craft Andrew Kanfer Program Anonymous (4) Teddy Greene Pamela L. Crutchfield Julie Kaplan Martin Cournane Nick Jankowski Casey Dickinson Tyrus L. Kaufman Lori and Steve Kaufman Thomas B. Manning Matthew Dixon James P. Kelly Lew and Laurie Leibowitz Kevin C. McGirr Rev. Kevin L. Downer and J.P. Kelly and Marco Etzel J. Ben Stringfellow David Ernesto Munar Toby Bishop Leslie J. Kenyon Robert H. Neubert and Jennifer K. Edgcomb William L. Klatt and President’s Circle Barry Brunetti Tim Edwards James M. McHugh ($5,000 to $9,999) Dr. Gerard F. Notario Lisa Fain Kevin M. Kleinwachter Deborah S. Ashen and Cara Andre Rehkopf and William Farrand Frank W. Kocsovsky Meiselman Kevin M. Ciacco Thomas J. Feie Joel E. Kulesa Anthony Bruck Mr. and Mrs. Morton I. Rosen Doug Ferguson Kelly Laidler Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Darrell R. Windle and Gregory J. Fine Caesar K. Lastimosa and Delaney, Jr. Dave Samber Craig R. Foley Jennifer C. Cheng Edward W. Diffin III and Ross Forman Anna C. Laubach Jeff Savage-Diffin L oyalty CiRCLE Christine Forster Neal Lenhoff and Matt Kunkel James Embrescia ($1,000 to $2,499) Brian D. Foy and Stacey Tappan Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Levy Susan N. Frank and Anonymous (14) Dr. Lee Francis and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Light Michael Frank Antonio Abrego Dr. Michelle Gittler Leonardo Linian John F. Gordon IV and Lane E. Alexander Mrs. Zollie S. Frank Joseph Linkous Bill Salvato Victoria C. Alfafara and Ronald L. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lyman Eva M. Janzen Powell Angela I. Uribe Gabriela Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Ron Magers and Smith T. Powell IV Sandra J. Allen and David Gassman Michael J. Margelewski Paul Ketz S. James Perlow Ivo Geijsen Stephanie Pace Marshall, Ph. D. Paul A. Lutter Jill L. Allread and Gary Gephart and Robert D. Marshall Condon McGlothlen Pamela Freese Matthew Gibbs Elizabeth Martin Michael T. McRaith Ramya Amancharla Larry Giddings Robert F. Masuga Gary F. Metzner and Michael J. Anderson R. Scott Gill and Bill Stegeman April M. Meijer Scott Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anzaldi Lisa Gold Daddono Pamela Meyer Dr. Charles R. Middleton and Kelly Arias Brenda J. Golden Maria Minor John S. Geary Joanne P. and Joseph Armenio Rick Gomez Saverio Mirarchi Brandon Neese and David Wick Griselda Ayala Floyd W. Green Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mitchell Howard A. Zaltzman MaryJo Basler Marguerite De Lany Hark Bill Moman Sandra Bass Dr. Dane Hassani John Murrow Leadership Circle H. Russell Bauer Andrew W. Heitner Vincent R. Narea ($2,500 to $4,999) Peter B. Bensinger Lisa Henry-Reid and Lamarr Reid Ned F. Nasr and Evan Jenkins Anonymous (3) Michael Black and Gaye L. Hill and Scot T. O’Hara and Craig C. Andree and Anthony Guerrero Jeffrey A. Urbina Dale W. Boyer Frank Quinn Julie Brandt David Hiller Karl F. Otto Jr. William Berger Frederic V. Buhrke and Benjamin Hladilek Andrew and Jane L. Palmen Paul W. Besch Jr. Jeff Sherman Joe Hollendoner Susan M. Patchin Michel P. Desjardins and Michael Byrd Curt Hupe Clark Pellett Pierre Desy Frank A. Cesario Abbas Hyderi, M.D. Alfredo A. Perez Patti Eylar and Charlie Gardner Jennifer Clark Neftali Ibarra, Jr. James C. Perry and Cullen Ferguson Chris Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Elan Jacoby Robert J. Horton 18 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

Denise N. Pike Helen Wilson Matthew A. Turner Barbara A. Harpold Reverend Gabe Pitta Cathy Yanda Shirley M. Combes Jacquelyn C. Haynes and Jeanie Pollack Donnie Young Ronald C. Conner Robert E. Smyer Edward J. Potocek Jordan Conover Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heidkamp Jacki Prevenas ADVOCATES CIRCLE Professor Daniel T. Coyne Brianna L. Hirsch William Pry ($500 to $999) Kolyan DasGupta Dr. Grayson N. Holmbeck and Dana Ragiel Anonymous (14) Andrew Davidson Dr. Anne Updegrove Kevin Ray Dr. James G. Adams Jerry L. P. Deese Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hood Jr. Curtis Reed Jr. and Randall K. Albers Maria M. Del Milagro Paris Miriam U. Hoover Tora Rangert Donna Allen Joseph G. Della Monica Harry I. Hunter Charles H. and Barbara Reeder William Ankenbrandt Larry Deutsch Dan Hupe Michael Reimer Kathleen Armstrong Brian Dibblee Joe Ibatuan Charles T. Richardson Ruth Armstrong Lance Dibblee Susan M. Illing John F. Richardson Patrick Ashley Joseph and Catalina DiMelis Mark S. Ishaug and Ernie Rodriguez Nathan J. Aslinger Sabrina Downard Micah Krohn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Ro‰e Arinne Averbach Jim Du Bois Linda P. Iwinski Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ross Amy Avila Marvin R. Dunbar Kevin Jack and Jim Pickett Marilyn A. Rothschild Todd Baisch Katie Dusett Arthur L. Johnston and Susan B. Rubnitz and Jennifer Urban Baker and Dr. Steven B. Edelstein Pepe Pena Dr. Myron Rubnitz Thomas G. Baker Tim Egan III David M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Rubnitz Anna Baluyot Mr. and Mrs. Cody Engle Christopher J. Jowett Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Rusnak, Jr. Ericka Baran Lola J. Fahler Lamya A. Kamel Bettylu and Paul Saltzman Je‰ Barbera Mike Farrior Dr. David A. Katz and Joseph Scheper Richard P. Barker Steven Fifield Eileen C. Katman Eric C. Schieber Dr. Traci Beck Andrii Fil Rebecca Kell Joseph Schroeder and John Becvar Devin Files Chester Kelly Allan Tenorio Karlyn H. Bell Gregory F. Fine Jeanne Kelso Brad A. Serot and Lexis Serot Jim Bennett and Terry Kieran Fitzgerald Kim Kernodle Daniel J. Shanahan Vanden Hoek Frances McCaughan and Lisa M. Key Je‰rey and Carter Sharfstein Laura Benoit Nessan Fitzmaurice Paul M. Kilian Timothy C. Sherck Chris and Karen Biesack Robert Flaxman Dr. Dries L. Kimpe Thomas G. Sinkovic Susan Body Jon Foley Kathryn R. King Robert Six Adam M. Bogucki C. Dan Foote Polly Kintzel Chad Slaughter Lynn Bolanowski Timothy Fortes Don Kleinmuntz Elizabeth L. Snyder Tev Bond Paula Foster Ronald R. Klimek Dr. Tomas A. Soto and Je‰rey M. Boulanger Mr. and Mrs. Keith Frank David Koehlinger Dr. Frank LeFevre and Heather Boulanger Katie Freeman Darrin W. Kolbet and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence S. Bruce Braun Dr. Terri Friel Timothy R. Marlow Spector Rhonda and Johnathon Briggs Ellen K. Fulton Helena Koo Prieto Angela D. Spencer David Brown Mark Furlong Mr. and Mrs. Alan Koppel Dr. Dusan Stefoski and Teresa Brunick Frances F. Gecker Veena Korah Craig Savage Gerald E. Buldak Dr. William Gerardi Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Kramer Sally J. Stresnak Harvey J. Burstein Sasha Gerritson Jenny Kranc Matthew Toles Thomas R. Butler Peter Gibbons Emily Kutchins J. Michael Trumbold Peter J. Butler Dawn Glenn Grant Kvalheim Kentaro Tsuchiya Sunny Byers Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Goldman Marvin L. Lader Robin van Boxsel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cantlin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Goldstick Chris Landa Ivan Vargas Susan Carlins Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gomez Admiral Coleman Lannum Dr. Stuart R. Verseman and Harry Carpenter Paul C. Gotskind Daniel D. Lantvit James F. Collier Mary M. Carrow Christopher Green Anne Lehocky Paul D. Waas Edward Charles Pam M. Green Colm Leon Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weisberg Kathleen Cheevers Stella H. Green Michael A. Leppen Aaron J. Weiss Bechara Choucair Rosemary Gross Garn Lertburapa Sean and Alice Wightman Martin Christian Norah Guequierre Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Clifton Wilkow William Clark Gregory A. Gulik Andrew Levin Terri A. Williams and Greg Cline Kate Hamilton Alfred R. Lipton and Timothy J. Drexler Chris A. Coleman and Marty Hansen Kathleen Roseborough 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 19

Marilyn Loesberg Jonathan Pizer and Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Stone Sandra Barry Natalie Lopez Lippitz David Stookey II David Bartnick and George B. Lopez Elizabeth Podczerwinski Jon Stryker Jack Hazard Yossi Lopez-Hineynu and Frank Porcelli Sarah Sunday Cameron Basden James Lopez Joshua Potter William Supan Patricia Bass Charles R. Lorenz Ari Pribadi Nicholas Tannura Sandra Bast Kelli Low E. R. Primm Dr. William T. Tedford James P. Bastable Paul Lowry Yvette Pryor Edward Trafford David Baumgartner Neil Mack Keith Pulford Daniel Trieschmann and Bill Beach Robert Madeja Linda Quinde Janet Trieschmann Kenneth Beal Dr. Robert Maganini Stephen J. Raftery and Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Turner Curt G. Behnke Dan C. Maloney Hal Stratton Richard Uyvari Anthony Bellon William Marsland Keri L. Rainsberger Scott D. Vandermyde Veronique Bendien Tracy A. Martorello Dr. Hilda Richards Ernest Vasseur Lynne Benton Victor Mason Michael Richman and Mary Jo Vollrath Mark Bereyso and Natasha Matusova Harrison Parker Diane Vuocolo Leslie R. Ventsch Sean McConnell Andrew Riplinger Natalie A. Ward Carolynne Bernard Eric McKeeby Will Ritter Mark Wattley Dr. Carolyn Berry Charles P. McLimans and Lauren Robishaw Mara Weisbach Thomas M. Betlej Dr. Richard Merrion Richard L. Rodes Paul Whitson William Bettencourt Bill Melamed and Eve R. Rogers Arnold Wolff Darlene Betts Jamey Lundblad Norma Rolfsen Richard Zepeda Andrea Biderman Carlene Merold Eliza Rosado Paul Zurowski and Bill Hiscott Robert U. Bill and Ann O. Bill Tobias Meyer Alex Rosenberg Kevin D. Billingslea Patrick Meyers Robert A. Roth Allies Circle Paul Birardi Richard A. Miles Michael Rousek ($250 to $499) Caitlin Body Clark Miller Stephen Roy and Anonymous (31) Marcia Bogolub and Phil Kaplan Kate Mitchell Lloyd L. Kohler Douglas Abraham Caroline Bone Steve Monaghan Judy A. Saslow Tim Abrahamsen and Robert Borms Karina Monterroza Wilson Scanlan Craig Brookwell John Bourgeois Charles Morris Katie A. Schmid Michael L. Abrams Kellye Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Moser John Schmidt Xochitl Acebedo Paul W. Boyd Brian Murphy Mia Scholz Michael Albert Jennifer Bozarth Craig A. Nadborne Tony J. Scozzari, Jr. Duke Alden Kent E. Bracken and Dr. Carol A. Olson and Lawrence Seeger John A. Allen Daniel Diem Dr. Larry W. Hancock Harry Seigle Michael Allen Marian Bradshaw Greg Orbin Dr. Daniel Sentero Robert E. Alletto Marcus Brady Jenifer Ostrom Mr. and Mrs. Adam Shafer John M. Alongi Catherine A. Brennan Cathal O’Sullivan David S. Shaw Manolis Alpogianis Jenna Bressel Gilles Ouellette Dr. and Mrs. Scott Ammarell James Brewster Philip Palmer Renslow D. Sherer Jr. Pamela M. Anderson Jean Broom Patricia Parchem and Richard H. Shoemaker Geoffrey A. Anderson Marty Brown Candace Zimmerman Paul L. Shoun Mark Andrews Lester Brown Lucinda Parkhurst Rose L. Shure Chukwuma Anyaoku James Brown Jorge Partida Reverend Stan J. Sloan Todd Applebaum Lauren Brown and Karen G. Patinkin and Chester Slonina L. Anthony A. Aranda Steven Borkan Peter Landon Dr. Ross Slotten Adolfo E. Argaez Lester Brown Ian Pelham Dr. Susan H. Socher Shanita Auxila Kelly Brunick John J. Peller and Thomas A. Sondergeld Eric Bacolas and Michael William F. Buchman David Jablonowski Luis Soria Bonomo Roman Buenrostro Mary Pendergast Kelly Southard Austin G. Baidas Philip P. Burgess Alexander C. Perez Rebecca Spann Christine H. Bakalar Kari Burnett Vicki Parr Perkins Jennifer Spinner Levell R. Baker Beth A. Burns James D. Petzing Nathan Stalter Maurice A. Ball Marc Busboom Michael A. Phillips Anne E. Statton Alishja A. Ballard and Bryan Bussan Natalia Pi Joseph P. Stokes, Ph.D. Melissa Maclay Lisa Button Dr. Isaac Pierre John B. Stoltz Amy Barrow Brent Caburnay 20 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

Evette M. Cardona Paul S. Djuricich Edward Gilpin Tracy M. Hough Mirna Cardona Marcus A. Dodd, C.P.A., C.F.E. Dennis Gleason Scott G. Hughes Michael Carelly Buck Dodson Tia Go Lloyd Hupe James L. Carter and Professor Je‰rey Dolle Michael W. Goettsch Mr. and Mrs. Ashfaq Hussian James Schmettzer David Donahue Ethel Gofen and Bill Gofen James A. Huttenhower Dr. Craig Carthel Paul Dooley Stuart N. Goodman Romain Ichbiah Mr. and Mrs. James Carton Jim Doust Nicole Gottleib Mary K. Ingram David R. Casper Beth Drinan David R. Granger Ti‰any Irving Joseph D. Cassidy and Mark A. DuPont Courtney S. Gray Matthew Ishu Margaret L. Cassidy Clyde Ebanks Ryan Green Katy M. Jablonowski Theodore Castanes Glenn Edgerton Dr. Maya Green Michael Jarecki Willie Cervantes Richard P. Ellis Christopher Greene Michael Jerrett Dr. Pablo Chagoya J. E. Encarnacion Dr. Stuart Greenfield and David G. Johnson Brad Chapin Marc Engel David Grout Dr. John Johnson Heather Charles Vincent England Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Greening Karen E. Johnson Candace J. Chesler G. A. Espinosa Catherine Gregory Geraldine Jones Gina Christophe Allan Evans Eugene Gribelsky Douglas Joyce Jr. Maria Christus Toby T. Eveland Terry Gri˜th Kathleen G. Kallan Robert T. Cichocki and Louise Evins Margaret E. Grinnell Karen J. Kalliel John Schussler Jerrold J. Ezgur Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gronek Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kaplan Shannon Clark Bryon Farmer Dolores Guerrero Barry Kaplan and Sherry Mark W. Clays Erin Fauber Spencer J. Gunkel Kaplan Tammy Co‰man Tim Fields Delph Gustitus Deborah Kapp Barney Cohen Evelyn Figueroa Peter Hall William F. Karnoscak Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Cohn Aldo Filippelli Shawn Hannan Thomas Karr Dennis D. Cole Joe Fillicette Kevin Hansen Kasia Kay Karen Coleman Robert J. Fisher Richard Hanviriyapunt Dr. Nicole Kazee Jeremiah Collatz Karen Fishman and Anne Ladky Scott Harding Bob Kelley Marge Collens Neal Fitzgerald Andrew J. Hargitt Mary L. Kennedy Shirley Z. Collins Daniel P. Fitzgerald Gary W. Harper, Ph.D. Dr. Diana Kerwin Truman Combes David Flores Joette D. Harrington Sunny Khiani Brent B. Cooper Maria T. Flores Dr. Todd Harris Jennifer Kimmel Vanessa Copans Kerry Flory Brenda J. Harris Marie C. King Michelle K. Coppedge Stacey Foran Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Harris Kenneth Kinsley Michael E. Corbin Joseph R. Forbes Barry Hart Debbi Klein Dean C. Corrin Robert B. Fordham Thomas B. Hart Randolph T. Kohler Isiaah Crawford, Ph. D. and Douglas M. Foster Jill B. Hartman Libby Komaiko Kent A. Korneisel, O.D. Je‰ B. Franzen Lee Hatcher Dr. Steven Kooperman Jeanne Curran Neal K. French, M. D. Kevin Hauswirth Betsy Kopczynski Gregory Dado Douglas B. Frew Samuel Hauter Danny S. Kopelson Anthony D. D’Amato Michelle L. Fried and Robbert Heederik Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Koppel Geo‰rey Dankert Melissa Roderick Michael E. Heider Justin Kruse Nicholas Darrow Jennifer Friedes James Henderson Veronika Kudina P. Darrow Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Friedman Joseph M. Hernandez Rick Kuehl David De Lott Linda J. Fudacz Eric Herrera Lawrence Kuhn Oscar Deagueros Serge Gagnon Barbara S. Herst James Kulekowskis, Jr. Joe DeCock Victoria Gallegos Nancy R. Hessler JoAnn Kunkel Paul Delort John Hennelly and Neha Margaret R. Heywood Jon Kutemeier Robert Demos Gandhi Jennifer Hilger William D. Lachman Gordon R. Denboer Dr. Grady L. Garner Jr. Mary Hill Mitchell S. Laks Chuck Dennis Charles H. Garrido Jr. Gregory L. Hillhouse Barbara Lammey Bertha DePriest Mark Garvey James Hirsch Bond T. Lammey Dr. Richard Desecki Susan T. Gayford Stephen Hnatow Robert Landa Marianne Deson Richard J. Geddes Kevin J. Hochberg Leonard Landa Duane DesParte Lori E. Gersten Dr. Timothy Hoellein Rev. Frances Landfear Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dibblee Tommye Giacchino Harry Hollendoner Nicholas Lane Lawrence T. Dinaso Patricia F. Gilmartin Ryan Hopper Aimee Lang 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 21

John Larsen Marcus C. Miller Camilla Pollock-Flynn Mary C. Sawa Andrew Larsen Scott C. Miller Maya Polsky William Scanlan John J. Latino Patricia Miller William V. Porter Janet Schiff Aaron L. Lawlor Robert Modest Cheryl A. Potts Patricia A. Schmidt Doughton Lawrence Ginny Moffat Renee Prescan Leon Schnayer Marcia E. Lazar and Gavin J. Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. Propp Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schreck Alan O. Amos Amy Moncher Reverend Mark Pytel Jeffrey Schroeder Christopher G. Lea Gene Moreno Mary Quincannon Alan Schubert Gordon Leav Andrew Mores Jennifer Quinn Broda Ashley Schwedt Gregor Leckie Richard Morey and Janet E. Rassenfoss and Michael Scoby Dr. Matthew Lee Gene E. Morey Alan R. Swanson Ronnie Scott Kevin Lefurge Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morreale Mr. and Mrs. David Ratowitz Julie Selakovich Colm F. Leon Gerald Morrow Phillip Ravid Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold K. Senser Nancy R. Levi Gail H. Morse and Lauren Colette Reddy Roger Serrano Sean Lewis Verdich Dr. Srinivas Reddy Jay Sharma Mark Liberson Rhylea Mortensen Erica P. Regunberg R. Brett Shaw Ken Lieberman Eric Mullendore Karen Reitan Robert Sheehan Brian C. Lighty Michael Mundo Susan Richards Tim Sheehan Bruno P. Lima Dorothy J. Murphy Dean Richards Julie Shelton John Litchfield Scott A. Murphy Dr. DeJuran Richardson, Ph. D. Rick Sherwood and Nick Lo Bue Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murphy Harriet and Robert Richman Dan Maloney Leander Londres Jeff Muse Leonetta Rizzi Debra E. Shore Katie Lustig Daniel Nack Phillip Roark Beverley Sibblies Scott Lynch Joanna Naftali Michael Robillard David G. Simmons John R. Mach Kevin Nash Samantha Rodger Sondra D. Simmons John Maciejewski Delon Nelson Eloy Rodriguez II Ann Sinclair Rosaleen Mahon Patricia B. Newell David M. Roesler Brooke Skinner Cori A. Malone and Damon Newman Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rohde Hillary Johnson, M. D. Michael Marin Jennifer Newport Michael V. Roman and Suzanne T. Smart Nem Marjanovic Corinne Nicolas Gary Paaren Tammy M. Smith T. Todd Masman Ingrid M. Nielsen Anne Rose Kevin C. Smith Dr. Philip E. McAndrew Ansel G. Nisbeth and Greg Rose Daryl K. Sneed Juan McBane Dorothy W. Nisbeth Timothy Rosenzweig Janet I. Sorensen George McCabe John D. Nordwall Jr. Dr. Joseph Rosman and Wesley Southall Chase McCann Darci O’Connell Nancy Pearlstein-Rosman Virginia Soybel Carole McCluskey Timothy O’Hare and Brent Ochs Renee Roux Matthew Staman Adrienne McCoy Ken O’Keefe David Rubedor and Michelle E. Staudt Thomas F. McDevitt, Jr. Katherine Osediacz Byron Bradley Karen Stefani Michael McFadden Luke A. Palese Vanessa Ruble Judith E. Stein Suzanne McGivney David Parchem David Rubman Susan Stein Thomas McGrath David Parker April Ruffolo Daniel Stelter Dr. Milena McLaughlin Dr. Gail Patrick Robert Rupp Justin Stepek Gina McLean Mark W. Penn Mr. and Mrs. William Ruppert Cindy L. Stern Peter McLoyd Edward Perry Sarah Russe G B. Sterrenberg James P. McNamara Jim E. Perry William H. Russell Cheryl Stovall Jeanine S. McShea Marc Pershin Richard L. Ruzicka Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Strack Michael Meadows James Petrizzo Faye Ryan Richard P. Stuckey Tom Menard William G. Petty Jr. Patrick Ryan Dr. Mark Supino Veronica Mendez Nhung Pham Rickie Ryan Howard S. Suskin Anthony S. Mendiola Glen Pietrandoni Sandy E. Sanchez Dr. Laurent Tao Dr. Ricardo Y. Mendoza John Pintozzi Ana Maria Sandoval Adam Taylor Gina Metelica Geraldine K. Piorkowski, Ph.D. Lisa Sandquist Joseph Teller Brian Metzger James C. Pioth Jerry Sanfilippo and Suzelle Tempero Kay L. Meyers James Pippen Spyros J. Petros Rich Thies Dan Michelson Adisak Pochanayon Tim J. Sanker Trevor Thomas James Miedema Audrey Polite Kevin Sass Gregory Thome Jr Aaron Miller Benjamin B. Polk Suzanne Savage Stacey S. Thompson 22 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

Anne Tomlin AIDS RUN & WALK CHICAGO Martin Cournane Stephen Roy and Ted A. Torres SUPER STRIDERS Kurt E. Dahl and Je‰ F. Clark Lloyd L. Kohler Molly Towns George Alicea Ed Davids George G. Ryba Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tran Erica Bertrand Bertha DePriest Deborah J. Sandro‰ Matthew Trauner Karen Brown Edward W. Di˜n III and John H. Shindler Terry Trauner Shirley Combes Je‰ Savage-Di˜n Bette H. Sikes Brian Treglown and Carl Smith Martin Cournane Elaine L. Disch Kenneth Smith Dana Shepard Treister Thomas Deem Jim Doust Rick Solis and William D. Trude Toby Eveland Mark A. DuPont Bruce G. Wilson-Solis Cynthia J. Tucker Mary Beth Fisher Ralph B. Fisher Ginny B. Sykes Sean T. Turner Erik Friend Brian V. Fletcher Nancy T. Trimble Richard B. Turner and David Granger Terri Gendel Muriel L. Vandenoever Christopher Vaughn Marty Hansen Michael W. Goettsch J. Richard West Jeremy Tworek Neil Jones Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Greening Mr. and Mrs. Peter White Monika A. Tyrichtrova Jason Karel Norah Guequierre Katherine E. Willhoite Margaret R. Unger Ryan Kolodziej Kevin Hansen Matthew P. Wukitsch Sandra Valenzuela Anna Laubach James A. Harbaugh Bob Van Riemsdyk Chris Laubach Jacquelyn C. Haynes and Robert CORPORATIONS AND Muriel L. Vandenoever Andrew Machado E. Smyer FOUNDATIONS ($1,000+) Patrick J. Vezino Andrew Martin Michael E. Heider A&U Magazine Amber Waggoner Eric McKeeby David Jablonowski and Abbott Leslie A. Wainwright Milena McLaughlin John J. Peller AbbVie Joseph Walker Michael Mcmillen Robert C. Johnson Absolut Vodka Robyn Wall Tim Meehan Annie E. Johnson Aetna Better Health Andrew Walsh Scott Miller Regina Kaufmann AIDS United Corbin Wareham Lisa Munzenrider Dr. Nicole Kazee Alere North America, Inc. Christopher Warmanen Karen Osborne Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Kohrman Aligned Modern Health Gail Warner Brayden Portillo Lesley C. Kordecki Alphawood Foundation Lemont Watson Armando Ramirez Pamela S. Lannert Allstate Company Dr. Je‰rey D. Watts James Rohrbacher Arthur E. Leckner American Airlines David A. Weber Patrick Rodgers Mr. and Baker & McKenzie, LLP Emily Webster Rickie Ryan Mrs. Michael P. Lopeman Bank of America Foundation Roger A. Wedig Bradley Setter Corinne M. Lyon Barry-Callebaut Chocolate Keith Weiler and Colleen Weiler Billie Smith Margaret A. Matyaszek Bell Litho Printing Elliot S. Weisenberg, M.D. Molly Stewart Guy M. Maurer BestGayChicago.com Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welch Greg Thomas Sarah C. Maza Blommer Chocolate Company Sister Monica Wesevich Karen Trimuel Kevin R. McKelvie Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Peter White Jessica Villalobos Charles P. McLimans and BMO Harris Bank James Wiard Denise Zavala Dr. Richard Merrion The Braeside Foundation Jodi Wickersheimer Richard A. Miles Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Don T. Wiener MONTHLY DONORS Stuart W. Miller Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Katherine E. Willhoite Michael Albert Helen T. Moag AIDS, Inc. Gregory L. Williams Richard B. Albright Mary R. Mucci CB Richard Ellis Marcus Wilson Victoria C. Alfafara and Craig A. Nadborne The Chicago Community Trust Will Wilson Angela I. Uribe Rita Nessman Chicago Department of Public Dr. Harvey Wolf Robert E. Alletto Robert H. Neubert and Health Matthew D. Wol‰ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson Barry Brunetti Chicago Magazine David E. Woolwine Duane E. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nichols, Jr. ChicagoPride.com Dana Wright John Becvar Ingrid M. Nielsen Clear Channel Thomas R. and Mary M. Wright Thomas M. Betlej Steve Pals The Comer Foundation Fund David Wuenschell Bruce M. Broerman Karen Petersen Crown Family Philanthropies Jim York Scott Y. Brown James D. Petzing Digitas Yoram Zats William F. Buchman Deborah W. Price DLA Piper Global Law Firm Christopher F. Zerbst Debbie M. Cohen E. R. Primm Dominick’s Tom Zurowski Denise K. Copening Mark E. Radcli‰ The Elizabeth Morse Sally Zweig Michael E. Corbin Erica P. Regunberg Charitable Trust 2013 ANNUAL REPORT | 23

Enivar Charitable Fund McDonald’s Foundation Robert Nordan Entertainment AIDS Alliance Marathon Sportswear The Reichert Foundation Neil Pomerenke* Exelon Corp. Merck & Co., Inc. Robert R. McCormick Joel Siegel* The Field Foundation of Illinois Merck Pharmaceuticals Foundation Joseph Stokes First Light Group LLC Merrill Lynch Roscoe’s Tavern Priscilla Jayne Valdez* Fitness Formula Clubs Metzner Family Foundation Merck Pharmaceuticals Fleet Feet Sports Chicago Michael Reese Health Trust SEIU Healthcare Illinois Inc. *Deceased The Franklin Philanthropic Miller Coors Seyfarth Shaw LLP Foundation Neuberger Berman Sidetrack Chicago Galleria Marchetti Northern Trust Charitable Trust The Siragusa Foundation Gap Inc. Northwest Speech and Hearing SPEX Chicago The Gibbs Family Foundation Center, Ltd. SPLASH Magazine Gilead Foundation Northwestern Memorial Starbucks Gilead Sciences Hospital United Way of Metropolitan GRAB Magazine Orbitz Chicago John Gress Photography Our Community Insurance US Foods Hilton Chicago Consultants Inc. Urban Oasis Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP Paterno Group Van Gogh Vodka Illinicare The Peninsula Chicago ViiV Healthcare Illinois Department of Public Peoples Gas Walgreens Health PepsiCo Ward C. Rogers Foundation Inc. Illinois Lottery The Perlstein Foundation WGN-TV Illinois Tool Works Foundation Pierce Family Charitable Windy City Media Group Janssen Therapeutics Foundation John Gress Photography PNC Bank sable sherer legacy JP Morgan Chase Polk Bros. Foundation society Kehoe Designs Pritzker Traubert Family Toby Eveland Kipper Family Foundation Public Communications Inc. Mary Finn* Lehman-Stamm Family Fund Publicis Groupe - Egalite Lori Kaufman Levi Strauss Foundation Foundation Paul Ketz M•A•C AIDS Fund Ravenswood Health Care Robert Neubert

The AFC Annual Giving Circle lists are for our “2013 circles,” which reflect all gifts made from January-December 2012. The 2014 Annual Giving Circles will be announced shortly and listed in next year’s report. All other lists (corporations/foundations, monthly donors, etc.) are for giving in calendar year 2013.

Sable Sherer Legacy Society

he Sable Sherer Legacy Society is named after Dr. Renslow Sherer and the late Dr. Ron Sable, two founding Board members of AFC, and recognizes individuals who have included AFC in their wills. T

Together, Sable and Sherer stood at the forefront of health and gay-rights activism. “Ron Sable worked to fight stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV disease, and to ensure equal access to high quality primary health care for all people,” Sherer said. “I am honored to join my life-long friend and colleague as the namesakes for the new AFC Legacy Society.”

For more information, please visit aidschicago.org/legacy or call (312) 334-0917. 24 | AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO

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