Where there is health, there is hope.

ANNUAL REPORT 2012

Where We Work

BURUNDI

“The world’s poorest country” (World Bank, 2006) 13 years of civil war (1993-2006)

185 of 187 countries in the 2011 UN Development Program’s Human Development Index $279 per capita GDP ($614 PPP)

80% living on <$1 a day

27,830 sq. km. of landlocked land (slightly smaller than Maryland) 10,557,259 total population

90% living in rural areas

1 in 5 children die before age five

1 in 9 lifetime risk of maternal death

Village Health Works

We opened our doors in 2007 to build a healthier, more just, peaceful, and prosperous society in Kigutu and to serve as a model throughout and beyond. Five years later, we’re operating the nation’s premier health center, agricultural development programs, income-generating activities, a teacher training initiative, and more.

The Village Health Works model is:

GRASSROOTS

We are led and driven by the community, which has donated land, cleared a road, and laid the foundation of VHW. 99% of our staff is Burundian, and hundreds of community members volunteer at our site every week.

HOLISTIC

We tackle the root causes and social determinants of disease, recognizing that physical and psychological health often depends on social and economic well-being. Our comprehensive approach entails everything from clinical prevention and treatment, to agricultural training, to livelihood skills education, to curriculum building. RESULTS-DRIVEN

Our impact dictates our programming. We conduct rigorous monitoring and evaluation efforts to ensure concrete quantitative and qualitative results on the ground. COLLABORATIVE

We believe in like-minded, cross-sectoral partnerships. We partner with the Burundian government, the U.S. government, UNICEF, Columbia University, Partners In Health—a medical non-profit with 25 years of experience strengthening health systems—and many other individuals and institutions. SCALABLE

We are a reciprocal training center. Our model is designed to be replicated beyond Burundi by other NGOs, governments, and community members.

2012 at a glance

“Of all the public and private sector organizations and programs in the country, VHW is the best of all” –President Pierre Nkurunziza

VHW served the most vulnerable community members from across the southern half of Burundi. In December 2012 alone, 39,000 newly repatriated refugees returned to Burundi from Tanzania, significantly increasing the number of people we served.

Treated more patients: Trained principals and teachers:

Improved agricultural programs: Launched advocacy campaigns:

Letter from the Founder & CEO

Dear Friends,

We are proud to share what Village Health Works was able to accomplish in 2012 thanks to the generosity of so many supporters— from private individuals to the Burundian and U.S. governments.

Despite difficult economic times, our supporters from across the globe continued to inspire the community members of Kigutu, Burundi with their deep commitment. We are truly grateful for such kindness and compassion.

We are also impressed by the extraordinary dedication of our staff and our community volunteers. Their hard work and talent make us proud.

Looking forward, we will continue to tackle the root causes and social determinants of disease, such as extreme poverty. Listening to and linking arms with our most vulnerable community members, we are focusing on maternal and child health, as well as comprehensive education, from early childhood development programs to higher learning and research.

My personal journey and my experiences with VHW have taught me that it is dangerous to separate health and education as they are equally and profoundly integral to the well-being and success of families in every corner of the world.

As many of you know, Burundi, where we work, is not just any corner of the world. Burundi is off the map, forgotten by most. It is a post-conflict country where 80% of the population lives on less than a dollar a day. Building VHW was a bold attempt not only to provide quality, compassionate health care in a dignified environment, but also to build peace and prosperity in a country that lived through decades of violence and war. As a result of our community engagement, former enemies are now working side by side—as community health workers, agronomists, educators, and volunteers.

It is my firm belief that no mother, no child, no human being should ever suffer because he or she lacks access to health care, education, nutritious food, clean water, a healthy environment, or income. VHW has shown that a holistic approach to health care can fight each one of these injustices.

On behalf of everyone at VHW, thank you for partnering with us, and with the community of Kigutu to show the world that where there is health, there is indeed hope. It is our sincerest hope that you will remain part of Village Health Works for the many years of progress ahead and that new friends will join our noble efforts.

With warmest regards,

Deogratias Niyizonkiza Founder and Chief Executive Officer

VHW Overview

PEACE

& PROSPERITY i

Health Because without good health, no society is self-sufficient.

Provided quality care: VHW Trained doctors and nurses: patients treated provided quality, compassionate VHW sent two doctors to 23,497 health care in a dignified to receive training from Partners In environment. Our health center Health, the Harvard School of 103 community health workers offered primary and specialty care, Public Health, and the Rwandan treating everything from AIDS to Ministry of Health. Two VHW malnutrition to non-communicable doctors traveled to for 100% patient adherence to diseases. We also provided training from Planned Parenthood AIDS and tuberculosis treatment preventative services like prenatal and the Segal Foundation. One care and vaccinations. We treated doctor trained at Harvard Medical approximately 150 patients daily, School through the Harvard Global 228% increase in the rate of in addition to inpatients in our 40- Health Initiative. The Burundian HIV voluntary testing (2,225 bed ward. The majority of patients Ministry of Health trained several cases in 2012) were vulnerable women and nurses in family planning. Health children. employees also benefited from education provided by the Columbia 221% increase in prenatal Trained community health School of Dentistry. consultations (1,141 cases in workers: VHW trained and 2012) employed local leaders— Improved diagnostic capacity: community health workers VHW dramatically increased the (CHWs)—to conduct home visits voluntary testing rate for HIV and 1,332 malnutrition patients and connect villagers to tuberculosis. Our ultrasound treated prevention, screening, and machines and x-ray machine treatment services. CHWs were helped to significantly decrease the trained with a rigorous curriculum number of referrals made to 266% increase in epilepsy and tested monthly. CHWs were substandard hospitals. patients treated (571 cases in especially important in helping patients adhere to treatment. 2012, decreasing stigma)

Education Because a well-educated mind is the best foundation for progress.

Strengthened partnerships: Launched comprehensive after- VHW partnered with governmental school program: Because most education authorities at the schools in Burundi dismiss students at 12:45pm, VHW initiated an after- 93 teachers trained national, provincial, and local th th levels to build educational capacity school program for 4 to 6 graders in mathematics, French, and and ensure the sustainability of our after-school programs. We consulted local English, in addition to art, music, and 130 participants decision makers when we sports classes—extracurricular established the new after-school activities that are not offered at the program and when we donated local schools. VHW also organized 13,800 students supplies to local schools. We also practice examinations to help improve the performance of 6th benefited from principal coordinated the Access Program, management training the U.S. State Department funded graders. program. Built community awareness: VHW 6th grade held a three-day education 2,960 Trained local principals and conference to debate the state of students participated in teachers: In March 2012, VHW education in Burundi and to build our practice tests held a daylong training session for partnerships to found Kigutu 46 headmasters from all over the Academy, a model school of catchment area to strengthen school 5,052 notebooks excellence encompassing everything management and improve school distributed from early childhood development to performance. VHW also offered higher learning and research. The classes to educators, students, and music, arts, and sports programs pens distributed community members in English, 1,362 spread awareness about pertinent information technology (IT), and issues, such as health and gender- literacy. based violence, throughout the community.

Community Engagement Because only programs initiated by the community are sustainable and impactful.

Engaged the community: VHW launched a number of community development campaigns, spreading educational messages—about gender-based violence, clean water, sanitation, farming, education, and health—through formal

training sessions and forums, such as Harvest Day and the annual Community Forum. VHW also led advocacy

campaigns through cultural expression, using drumming, singing, and dancing performances to engage the local

community.

Organized sporting events: VHW built community engagement and social cohesion through various means,

especially through sports. In 2012, we organized handball and soccer tournaments with teams represented from each village within our catchment area. These activities not only raised awareness of Village Health Works as an

organization, but they also built relationships and collaboration among villagers.

Spread awareness of VHW’s services: VHW held public information sessions about our services in different

communities throughout the catchment area. As part of our community engagement efforts, VHW printed monthly newsletters and produced a bi-weekly radio program. In 2012, VHW produced 7 radio shows, 1,880 brochures on medical topics, and 400 informational newsletters.

Identified local change agents: VHW held leadership training classes for the head committee members of new cooperatives. We listened to the community and helped develop the tools to help each other.

Agriculture & Environment Because nutritious food is medicine.

Organized farming cooperatives Provided nutritious assistance to and household gardens: VHW’s patients: VHW recognized the farming cooperatives agricultural programs fought intersection between health and 51 malnutrition throughout our access to nutritious and affordable catchment area and beyond. In 2012, food. We built a 100,000 sq. m. farm household gardens 426 305 community members formed 12 on site to provide produce, milk, and new agricultural cooperatives of 25 eggs to our clinical patients. At our

members each in their respective inpatient malnutrition ward, we 52 goats distributed villages. We also trained community provided nutritional supplements to members to grow household our patients. 100 chickens distributed gardens. Trained the community in Protected the environment: VHW agricultural and livestock 4 pigs distributed organized five environmental clubs development: VHW used its three- led by local agriculture and biology acre demonstration garden and tree seedlings teachers. We also distributed tree animal husbandry section to teach 20,000 seedlings to community members, sustainable farming, nutrition, and planted and began constructing a business skills to members of our Participants in our agricultural greenhouse. catchment area. We also organized the annual Harvest Day. programs are less 72% likely to miss meals due to the

inability to access food.

Economic Development Because poverty and poor health are intertwined.

Created four women’s cooperatives: VHW organized economic development programs targeted at vulnerable women living in our catchment area. In 2012, we operated four women’s craft cooperatives—in basket weaving, sewing, baking, and soap making. The weaving cooperative received its first major international order for more than $1,500 from the United States; the sewing cooperative organized a fundraising fashion show with a few hundred community members in attendance; the baking cooperative sold baked goods locally and reached out to supermarkets in Bujumbura; and the soap making cooperative sold products to local hotels and beauty stores.

Diversified and controlled the quality of products: The weaving cooperative focused on improving the quality of their baskets. VHW also hired a new teacher to teach the sewing cooperative how to improve the quality of their products, as well as make new consumer products like yoga mats and wallets. The baking cooperatives produced two new baked goods: banana bread and muffins.

Trained women in livelihood skills: VHW hired a local teacher to train members of the four women’s craft cooperatives in general business management and basic accounting. The women attended classes two to three times a week, cultivating not only fiscal discipline and management skills, but also social cohesion.

Financial Highlights 2012

Percent Breakdown of Total Expenses Percent Breakdown of Programmatic Expenses in Burundi Program Services 8% 19% Health Care Fundraising and Education Development 20% 10% 62% 71% Administration Community Engagement and Operations Agriculture & Environment 5% Economic Development 5% Statement of Activities

For the year ended December 31, 2012* 2011 Revenue (all figures in USD) (all figures in USD) Revenue Contributions, grants, and other income $1,126,230 $785,258 Government grants $295,892 $103,882 Gifts in kind and contributed services $55,550 $86,550 Total Revenue $1,477,672 $975,690 Expenses Program services 942,677 611,401 Development 126,733 95,243 Administration 253,464 172,976 Total Expenses $1,322,874 $879,620 Excess/(shortfall) of revenue over expense 160,798 96,070 Restricted funds balance excess/(shortfall) for 265,710 498,939 programs and capital projects. Change in Net Assets 426,508 595,009 Net assets at beginning of year 1,330,968 735,959 Net Assets at End of Year 1,757,476 1,330,968 Balance Sheet

2012* 2011 For the year ended December 31, Assets (all figures in USD) (all figures in USD) Cash and cash equivalents 335,211 559,381 Grants and contributions receivable 482,584 336,933 Fixed assets 1,065,549 522,724 Total Assets 1,883,344 1,419,038 Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts payable and accrued expenses and 125,868 46,672 line of credit Deferred revenue 41,398 Total Liabilities 125,868 88,070 Net assets Unrestricted 992,827 832,029 Temporarily restricted 764,649 498,939 Total Net Assets 1,757,476 1,330,968 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 1,883,344 1,419,038

* 2012 financials are projected with formal audit pending.

Building a Movement

Thank you to our partners—the individual donors, corporations, and institutions— whose passion for the mission and vision of Village Health Works makes our work possible. You are all valued members of our global community, and we are humbled by your solidarity.

Board of Directors Advisory Board In-Country Executive Partner Council Organizations Anne Peretz (Chair) Jozelyn R. Davis Etsuko Haring Deogratias Niyizonkiza (Chair) Steven Glickel Théodore Niyongabo Burundian Government Dziwe Ntaba Susan Feagin William McClure (Chair) U.S. Government Paul Farmer Peter Awn Lelia Ruckenstein Minister Saidi Kibeya Columbia University

Joia S. Mukherjee Sharon Jacob Sandhya Persad Astere Niyonkuru Partners In Health Tracy Kidder Sarah Bennison David Roubini Nestor Ntibateganya UNICEF

Bill Jacob Machiels Wendy Steiner Marianne Barutwanayo World Food Program Lesley King Arien Mack KentaroToyama Fr. Charles Bizimana Global Health Corps

Paul English Mary Kay Smith- Sharon Howe Melino Ndayizigiye Andrew Haring Fawzi Tom Henry Gerard Hakizimana Megan Newman James O’Malley Louise Braverman

Edward M. Cardoza Judith Stone Richard J. Deckelbaum Jack McGourty

Global Villagers * VHW Global JMKBK LLC Addie Guttag Deborah Barlow Klingenstein Fund Sharon & Bill Jacob Elizabeth Barlow Villagers sustain our King Baudouin Foundation Tracy & Francis Kidder Lisa Barlow programs by making Knafel Family Foundation Lesley & Bill King Alison Barlow regular monthly gifts* Lee & Luis Lainer Family Fdn Jesse Lainer Nicholas Barrett Marie Waickman Family Trust Jennifer Leidich Gamariel Barutwanayo Ada Fan New Prospect Foundation Cheryl Leidich Nancy Bauman Alison Mizner Palomar Anne & Todd McCormack Jeri Bayer Anne Kate Ard Peace Development Fund Kenneth Moore C. Beach Charles McKenna Plato Malozemoff Fdn. William Nemerever Lisa Beaulieu Conway Burbank Preston Financial Craig Nerenberg & Phoebe Taubman Richard Becker Elizabeth Knees Project Redwood Anne Peretz Katherine Behan Emily Northrop Razoo Foundation Martin Peretz Elizabeth Bellingham Greg Campbell Rosalind Vaz-MacLean Bruce Slovin Rebecca Bellingham John Lloyd Roun Tuit Studio Christopher Stavrou Ann Ben-Horin Peggy Stevermer Russell Group LLC Mary Ursu Robert Bender Rachel Murphy Rye Country Day School Aaron Berg Robert Dodd Sarita Kenedy East Fdn Barrie Berg-Rosenblatt Rosalie Lack Schulte Roth & Zabel Individual Donors Tina Berkett Ruth Barclay Segal Family Fdn, Inc. Andrea Berkley St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Smith College Barbara Aaker Peter Beshar Timothy Foskey St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Marjory Ackerman Yannick Manzi Bicamumpaka William Jarrett T&J Meyer Family Fdn. Cheryl Adamscheck Melinda Binks The Aitkenhead Okoronkwo Robert Agoglia Cynthia Birikundavyi Institutional Charitable Fund Benedict Aitkenhead Rick Bischoff The International Foundation Sherry Akbar Elizabeth Bishop Supporters The Jay & Rose Phillips Family Fdn Asaf Bitton Nihan Ali The Kaye Family Foundation Robert Blatt Ackman Family Foundation Yasmine Ali The Kellcie Fund Hannah Blau Agadino Foundation James Allyn The Lef Foundation Deborah Bliss AllPeopleBeHappy Fdn. Mary Amory Mary Block Alvernia University The Mazur Family Fdn. Thomas Amory The Prudential Foundation Liz Anderson Shai Bloom Arcadia University The Riverside Church Eric Anderson Evelyn Bloom Austin Community Fdn The Seattle Foundation Jerry Anderson Rodney Bloom Bank of America The Tomorrow Fdn., Inc. Anonymous (5) Diane Boccanfuso BJ Entwise Ziff Brothers Investments LLC Virginia Apple Family Boeck-Chenevier BondPR Worldwide Amy Arebalo Frederick Boehm Cardinal Health Fdn., Inc. Joan Armer Katie Bollbach CH Carolina Herrera Individual Donors Richard Aronson Danya Archer Bommer Chevron Founders Circle Doug Atchison Mark Bonney Corbiere House $5,000 + Louis Aufiero Emily Boochever Crown Family Philanthropies Christopher Avery Tonjia Borland D.E. Shaw Group Anonymous (2) Lawrence Awai Pirkko Borland Dharma Merchant Services Richard Baks James Badger Jeanine Borthwick Electronic Arts Nancy Berkowitz Susan Baer Edith Bowman End Poverty Now Lisa Crawford Christi Baine Lynda Boyd Exotix USA, Inc. Jozelyn & Peter Davis Mark Bajema Michelle Brenseke Global Health Corps Paul English Ellen Ball Phillip Bricker Global Hunger Foundation Paul and Didi Farmer Elizabeth Ballantyne Zachary Bridges Goats for Life Susan Feagin Steve and Maria Balsiger Elena Brim Hope for Poor Children Fdn. Mitchell Golden Darryn Barber Beatrice Broadwater Innovationslabs LLC

Individual donors cont. Carol Dickerman Maytal Goldstein Yasmin Khakoo Patty Dickman Susan Goldsworthy Heng-Pin Kiang John Broich Jacqueline Didier Dave Goodrich Patricia Kidwingira Wendy Brooks Nancy Diment Gabriel Gorenstein Francoise Kidwingira Yuvi Brozgold Yasaman & Vuk Djunic Emil Gotschlich Josiane Kidwingira Mark Brumbaugh Aine Doddy Tamara Gottstein Wayne Kilker Barbara Brunetto Brian Dolan Elizabeth Grady Dory King Gina Bruns Lisa Donaldson Elissa Grayer Gillian Kingston Barbara Bryant Catherine Donovan Jonathan Grayer Daphne Kirby Jane Buchanan Tomoko Dougan Stuart Green Gary Kirkpatrick Sanket Bulsara Marina Drummer Joanne Greenberg Kenneth Kitahara Innocent Bwayi Katherine Drummond Robin Greene Gary Kleiman Edward Bynum Michael Dubin Patricia Greenwood Henry Klein Laura Byrne John Duff Marsha Griffin Al Klingenstein Thomas Byrne Lauren Duff Daniel Gross Edward Klopfer John Campo Stephane Dumonceau Anne Grossetete Michele Knepp Wesley Cann Matthew Dunne Lisa Gustavson Susan Knight Melanie Canon Elizabeth Eads Phyllis Haag Frances Koepnick Edward Cardoza Emanuel Ebin Kate Haas Krystal Kohlman Matthew Carek Julie Edelstein Richard Haelsig Ncuti Komera Bryan Carey Amy Edmondson Noel Hager Kathy Konkol Dennis Carlston Rebecca Egan Jesse Haines Mary Jane Kornacki Lydia Carlston Libby Egan Nancy Hall Christopher Kozlowski Polly Carpenter Donnna Eidson Danya Handelsman Neil Kozlowski Josephine Carubia Jane Elias Jewell Hanna Judith Kraft James Cashel Jamie Elkin Dennis Hanno Elissa Kramer Robert Cassidy Anne Ellsworth Drew Hanson Cherie Krey Chanda Chapin Rosemary Elson Marge Harburg Jason Kristofer Nabil Chartouni Daniel English Andrew Haring Jennifer Kunetka Stephen and Susan Chase Pam Enrici Beryl Harper Patricia Kupfer Andrea Chasek Nancy Epstein Laura Harris Jill Kupferberg Ching-Lynn Chen Marilyn Erickson Alice Harrison Karen Kwass David Chernock Lisa Esler Laura Hart Diana Lam Larissa Chernock David Espey Eliza Haselton Siubhan Lammas Dorothy Chesley Nahom Essaw Lawrence Haut Leigh Landau Anna Chiu Murray Ettinger Bonnie Hayes Maurice Landers Andrea Chiou Molly Fairbanks Sara Hayward Deanna Landivar-Ruiz Grace Choi Ann Fark Jim Hazen Richard Langman Jung Choi Donald Farley Gabe Heafitz Patricia Lansing Hehjung Christine Chun Robert Farley Kathryn Hearst Debra Larsen Youngme Chung Anne Fee Kevin Heffel Marjorie Larson Rachel Cipryk Valerie Feigen Ilizabeth Hempstead Katherine Larson Mary Clark Jennie Feldman Benjamin Henry Paul Lattanzio Tricia Clark Alison Fels Frank Henry Alan Lavergne Michaela Clary Julie Fenster Bob Hepburn Ann Lees Tim Clink David Ferdig Elizabeth Herzberg Amy Lehman Wendy Clymer Mary Ferger Corinne Heyes Sharyn Leon Michael Cockrem Luke Fernandez Howard Hiatt Katherine Leppek Gerald & Elizabeth Cohen Raul Figueroa Patricia Higham Veronica Letelier Jon Cohen Kimberly Fish Kevin Hinegardner Jay Levine Diana Coker Diane Flaherty Andrea Ho Kristen Levithan Maria Cole Lee Flanagan Mel Hoffman Pauline Lewis Connie Collingsworth Merka and Donald Fletcher Shelda Holmes Erin Lewis Nancy Collins Pat Ford Toby Holmes Peter Libert Alice Colwell Kai Mikkel Forlie Julia Hon Kamie Lightburn Harry E. Colwell Mindy Fortin Heather Hornik Jocelyn Liles Sean Connell Mark Foskey Richard Horowitz Mark Lindsay Anne Coogan David Foster Laura House Kristin Lindsey Sherry Cook John Fox Kathryn Howard Nathaniel Link Elizabeth Coolidge Denise Francella Sharon Howe Timothy Little Barbara Copperman Brady Francis Jean Howe Maureen Litwin Craig Corbitt Emily Frank Eugene Hsu S.L. London-Redman John Corlett Caren Frankel Hsuan-Yi Huang Jessica Long Vanessa Cornell Dan Freedman Laurie Huberman Brian Long Thomas Cornell Lisa Freeman Raymond Huessy Anita Louer Lara Crampe Catherine Frenzel Jane Hughes David Lowe Vicki Craver Andy & Katie Friedland Laura Hulbert Barbara Lowenstein Kevin Crawford Violet Rees Friedrich Sarah Hunter Tracy Loynachan Linda Crawford Rick Frost Margaret Hurt Carolyn Lucarelli Dawn Crosby Richard Gaevert Marsha Hurwitz Matt Lucas Corinn Cross Claire Gahm John Hyslop Gregory Lyss Eric Crouch Elizabeth Gardiner Anne Hyson Sarah Bennison Machiels Matin Culik Jacqueline Gardner Edouardine Ingabire Arien Mack Catherine Cullinane Jennifer Garrison Ross Natalie Jacobs Gillian MacKenzie Sean Cushing Matthew Gelb Debra Jacobson B. Madhusudan Ophelia Dahl Adam Gentry Maggie Janes-Lucas Joan Madison Jean Dalton David Gerken Mary Jefferson Steven Mann Neda Daneshzadeh John Gerrein Karen Jensen Anna Mann Alexander Darragh Annmarie Giambertone Margery Johnson Anthony Mann Claire Davis Reginald Gibbons Mark Johnson Kim Maples John Dayton Daniel Gilbert Efstathea Jones Denise Marcil Marie de Lucia William Gillespie Ron Joseph Barbara Marcus Christina de Marval Barbara Giloth Judy Kahn Laura Marcus Richard Deckelbaum Gregory Gish Amanda Kain Lauren Marino Jenelle Decoteau Hannah Gladstein Shewit Kalaty Leslie Mark Joyce Deep Laura Glaeser Leah Kang William Marks Jillian DeFrehn Kalinda Glenn-Haley David Katzelnick Will Marsh Sheila Dennis Rodrigo Gobantes Veenita Kaushik Alice Martell Robert DeSantis Rachael Goetsch Corinne Keller Emily Martin Linda DeScenna Marshall Goldberg Moritz Keller Mary Martin Ann Hale DeSollar Rochelle Goldberg Tibor Kerbosch Barclay Martin Elena Diaz Muriel & Irving Goldman Scott and Andrea Kern Nancy Martin Geraldine DiCicco Victoria Goldsmith Meaghan Kessman Christina de Marval

Individual donors cont. Kamran Paksima Barbara Saurer Betsy Teutsch Beth Silverberg Marx Mica Panzarino Mary Sayer Kathleen Thaw Margaret Mastrangelo Paulette Pappas Janet Schachter Tiffany Thomas Elizabeth Materese Jane Pargiter Curtis Schaeffer Katharine Thompson Judith Mayer Anna Park Song Meghan Scheibal Peggy Thompson Michael Mayer Nella Parks Thomas Scheibal Teresa Tippett Ellen Mazzer Aaron Paul Deborah Schneider Unchu Tobia Inarukundo Samantha Mbonabuca Richard Pearl Philip & Sharon Schroeder Jacqueline Tobia Jennifer McCabe Anne Perkins Jessica Schroeter Western Todd Liam McCarthy June Perlovich Danielle Schultz Bernice Todres Michael McClintock Tapin Perlovich Christopher Schultz Kathy Toledo Kathryn McCormack Sandhya Persad Nancy Werk Gregg Tolliver Edward McCormick Scott Peterson Saul Schwartz Tamar Tomassian Marjorie McCoy Florence Peyrelongue Adam Schwarz Susan Towle Patrick McDonough Mary Pidot Kathleen Seiler Hong-An Tran Annie McDonough Benjamin Pierce Kathryn Service Jeanne Travis Susan McFeatters Victoria Pillard Elizabeth Sevener Arlene Travis David McMahon Maria Pitaro Marianne Shaeffer Rosanna Trioano Mary McMaster Geoff Pitluck Monique-Baranyanka Shalita Gordon Tripp Peggy McNabb Petter Mel Poles Jonathan Shandell Rosanna Troiano Marie Medawar Hilary Polk Jack Shapiro Jion Tsuzuki Felicia Mednick Tracy Pollard Susan Shay William Turchyn Sarah Meister Brent Ponton Victoria Shea Joseph Tutt Ariella Melman Mary Porcino Molly O’Meara Sheehan Anne Ursu Henry Metz Carol Preger Phillip Shefter Cassandra Valero Anne Meyer Rebecca Preston Lori Sherden Deborah Van Eck Sharon Meyer Julie Prince Lois Sherwood Yahn Van Vliet Gregory Miles Marcel Przymusinski James Sherwood Rosalind Vaz Jean Miller Elliotte Puro Jessica Shulman Christopher Verni Michael Minor Karen Putterman Hannah Shulman Gail Verschoor Christalain Mizero Maryanne Quinn Peter Shulman Shacheendra Vinod Melody Moezzi Lawrence Radecki Julia Signell Jenni Vitek Elizabeth Molins Celia Radek Laura Sillerman Melissa and Conrad Vlak Valerie Monroe Alessandro Rafanelli Matthew Silliman Jeanette Voas Sarah & Joel Montgomery Debra Raine Michael Simonetti Stephen Wade Linda Moore Charles Rappaport Monika Skrodzka Douglas Waggoner Steven Morgan Beth Rashbaum Norman Slack David Wagner Ava Morgenstern James Reeves Deborah Slater Lynn Waickman Elizabeth Morison Edward Reeves Kimberly Sloan Marie Waickman Langdon Morris Barbara Reilly Marcus Smith Melinda Walker Mitchell Mosvick Jennifer Reining Jackson Smith Pamela Walker Sara Mota Elizabeth Remage-Healey Susan Smith Judith Wallace Joia Mukherjee Michelle Reynolds Lowe Hillary Smith Monika Wanis Nancy Murata Barbara Riccardi Isabel Smith Mathy Wasserman Doris Murley Geraldine Ricci Gray Smith Stephen Wattley Meaghan Murphy Andrew Rice Bradford Smith Kemp Webber Kathleen Murphy Melissa Rice Mary Kay Smith-Fawzi Susan Webman Monica Murphy Margot Richters Janet Sneider-Brown Janis Weeks Rory Murphy Linda Rising Garry Snipes Irene Weigel Valarie Murphy Darlene Ritchie Linda Sotnick Zoe Weinstein Robert Murray Juan Rivera Alex Spira-Savett Londa Weisman Beverly Murrow Faith Roberts Christina Springer Eva & Max Weissman Randa Nachbar Mark Roberts Rama Stagner Helen Weld William Nagy Leslie Robertson Sarah Stanton Steven Werblow Donnna Navarro Lisa Robertson L. Staples Dolena Westergard Gabriella Nawi Melissa & Damian Robledo Carl Stark Amybeth Whissel Philippe Ndayizeye Carren Rogan Kathleen Starr Nina Whitman Adrien Ndikumwami Melessa Rogers Constance Staton Mary Wilkins Charles Ndikuryayo Liesa Rose Robert Stavis Sarah Willen Elizabeth Needham Evelyn Rosemore Jessica Steinitz Alena WIlliams Vanessa Nellis Kathryn Rosenberg Gary Stelling McDowell Winn Ira Nerenberg Naomi Rosenfeld Chantal Stevens Victoria Winslow Eliot Nerenberg Cary Rosoff Cheryl Stevens Bram Wispelwey Rebecca Nerenberg Jill Ross Carol Stoltz W. M. Witten Megan Newman J.F. Ross Ethan Stone C. P. & Nancy Wolf Marisa Newman Deborah Rothschild Diana Stone Katherine Wolff Allison Niles Janet Rowell Gia Storms Jessica Wolfson Evariste Nimubona Velina Ruckenstein Michael Story Edward Wong Esperance Niyonkuru Grace Rudatsikira Gregory Stoupnitzky Stephen Woolf Alli Noland Nicolas Rufyikiri Tyler Stringer Robert Worth Elaine Nonneman Regis Rugemanshuro Becky Strub Eleanor Worth Kristina Norgaard Carlos Ruiz Joanne Sturgeon Mari Wright Kerry Norman Paul Russell Eugenio Suarez Jeffrey Wruble Andruss Northrup Cynthia Russon Cheryl Sucher Bob Wu Juvenal Nzambimana Savannah Russo Georgette Summers Chase Yarbrough Ines Nzigamasabo Leland Rutledge Stacy Surla Christopher Yerlig Donald Nzorubara Heidi Sachs Stephanie Suslak Pamela Young Maria O’Boyle Nancy Sackman Deborah Swanson Alesia Young Thomas O’Brien Alimjan Sadik-Khan Audree Swanson Nancy Yuille Edward O’Hanlon Olivier Sahabo Elizabeth Sweeney Robert Ziff Dorothy O’Keefe Raymond Sala Lynne Swift Jerrold Ziman James O’Malley & Lelia Ruckstein Neda Salehi Aland Taksar Jenny and Ronen Zipkin John O’Neil Keith Salvata Megumi Tamaki Eric Zontsop Kathleen O’Neill Deborah Saly Lisa Tananbaum Thomas Obrien Brad & Lisa Samuels Megan Tantillo Heather Olson Sarah Sandison William& Jane Taubman Leah Orloff S. Sarafina Gail Taylor Nicole Oversier Michael Saunders Jean-Anne Teal-Greenshields Anne Paglia Kathleen Saunders Cathy Tempelsman

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