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Another important Primary Election is before us, and it could help shape the future of Primary Election ‘19 our commonwealth for LGBTQ rights, reproductive freedom, racial justice, immigrant rights, and so much more. C-FAIR, the Political Action Committee of the Fairness Campaign, has endorsed Page 2 and Gill Holland in the Democratic Primary for Kentucky Governor and Lieutenant C-FAIR Endorsements Governor. As we look for the strongest ticket with the broadest embrace of Fairness-supported values, Edelen-Holland is our clear choice to face off against Governor in the General Page 4 Election. Inside you’ll find our Primary Election endorsements. 2018 Year in Review The election comes on the heels of a hectic and eventful 2019 Kentucky General Assembly, which Page 7 saw major setbacks for reproductive justice and state worker pensions, but surprises in a Governor Special Thanks to 2018 veto of the pension bill and court victories in some of the most restrictive anti-abortion laws. The “Friends of Fairness” session was notably quiet on the LGBTQ rights front, with only one explicitly anti-LGBTQ bill filed, Donors an anti-adoption bill that went nowhere. Conversely, Statewide Fairness Laws in the and House both achieved record co-sponsors, including nearly a quarter of the legislature. 2263 Frankfort Ave, Louisville, KY 40206 | (502) 893-0788 | www.Fairness.org | @FairnessCamp KY Primary Election Endorsements

Adam EDELEN – Kentucky Governor Democratic Primary Gill HOLLAND – Kentucky Lt. Governor Democratic Primary Adam Edelen and Gill Holland will ensure that every Kentuckian has equal rights under the law. They believe the ability to marry who you love, the right to have access to housing without , and the security to keep your job regardless of how you identify are basic human rights that all Kentuckians deserve and must have.

As Kentucky State Auditor, Adam Edelen was the first statewide elected official in Kentucky to endorse marriage equality for all LGBTQ people, before the question of marriage was decided at the U.S. Supreme Court. Adam also used his office to uncover a shameful lack of testing of more than 3,000 previously unaccounted-for rape kits in Kentucky, a backlog that denied and delayed justice to victims across the Commonwealth. He is a founder and partner in a number of startups in the energy technology and sustainability industry.

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Heather FRENCH HENRY – KY Sec. of State Dem. Primary

Throughout her careers in theater, fashion, and pageants, Heather French Henry counted innumerable LGBTQ people among her friends and supporters, and she attributes her Miss America success to many of them. She has always counted herself an ally, and hopes to see the nation continue to become more LGBTQ accepting. She is a past recipient of the Charles W. Anderson medal, which Governor awarded her for commitment to diversity and providing equal opportunity hiring at the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs.

Chris TOBE – Kentucky State Auditor Democratic Primary Chris Tobe worked for former Kentucky State Auditor Ed Hatchett on his executive staff overseeing all areas of the office and has over 25 years of financial experience. In the late 1990s, he wrote reports on pensions, university foundations, and state cash investments for the auditor’s office. He’ll be the first auditor with master’s degrees in both Accounting and Finance. Chris has fought corruption in Kentucky for the past twenty-plus years by helping former State Rep. write most of his pension corruption legislation.

Josh MERS – Democratic Primary Josh Mers is openly , proudly married to his husband, and the proud father of two foster children aged 11 and six. He has been an outspoken advocate for social justice in Central Kentucky for the better part of his adult life. Over the last four years, he has served as the Chair of Lexington Fairness, advocating for the Central Kentucky LGBTQ community and working with the Fairness Campaign to advocate for our commonwealth as a whole. He would become Kentucky’s first openly-LGBTQ statewide elected official.

Julie MUTH GOODMAN – Fayette Circuit Court Judge Div. 4 As a District Court Judge, Julie Muth Goodman has repeatedly upheld a person’s reproductive freedom and holds the distinction of officiating the first same- gender wedding ceremony in Fayette County after the historic Obergefell v. Hodges ruling for the freedom to marry. During her eleven years on the bench, she has used her voice to guarantee that everyone in our country is treated fairly. and she is the best choice to fill this judicial vacancy in Fayette County.

C-FAIR is the Political Action Committee of the Fairness Campaign [email protected] | PO Box 3431, Louisville, KY 40201 | (502) 893-0613

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Jan. 2: Opening day of the 2018 Kentucky Jan. 30: The Maysville Human Rights March 6: Marion C. Moore School hosts an General Assembly. Commission invites the Fairness Campaign “LGBTQ 101” training for all staff led by the to present information on a local Fairness Fairness Campaign. Jan. 7: Springdale Presbyterian Church hosts Ordinance. the Fairness Campaign for a discussion on March 7: The Frost-Stuart Boys and Girls Club LGBTQ rights in its “Issues Class.” Feb. 7: The Tri State Freethinkers invite the of Kentuckiana hosts an LGBTQ discussion Fairness Campaign to speak at their meeting led by the Fairness Campaign. Jan. 9: Paducah becomes the 9th Kentucky in Northern Kentucky. city with a Fairness Ordinance prohibiting March 9: In partnership with the national LGBTQ discrimination in employment, Feb. 8: St. Francis High School hosts “Gender Equality Federation, the Fairness Campaign housing, and public accommodations. The Week,” including a panel discussion on LGBTQ hosts a “Statewide HIV Policy Summit” in 4-1 vote, led by City Commissioner Sarah rights with the Fairness Campaign, Kentucky Lexington with HIV/AIDS advocates and Stewart Holland and Mayor Brandi Harless, Health Justice Network, service providers from across the state. makes Paducah the only Western Kentucky of and Kentucky, and more. city with a Fairness Ordinance. March 11: The eighth annual “Catholics for Feb. 10: The ’s “Engage Fairness Pilgrimage” to the Cathedral of the Jan. 11: Rep. introduces “HIV Kentucky Symposium” includes a workshop Assumption ends with a historic reception Criminalization” House Bill 193. The Fairness on LGBTQ rights by the Fairness Campaign. in the Cathedral undercroft to honor retiring Campaign begins working with state and State Representative Jim Wayne for his years national partners to substantially amend the Feb. 12: Jefferson Community and Technical of service as a pro-LGBTQ advocate. legislation. College (JCTC) hosts a community conversation on discrimination and March 14: Anti-LGBTQ “Pastor Protection Jan. 16: Rep. introduces with the Fairness Campaign, La Casita Center, Act” HB 372 is replaced with a committee “Statewide Fairness Law” House Bill 195, and the Center for Accessible Living. substitute that simply reiterates First which achieves 10 co-sponsors. Amendment protections for pastors and Feb. 14: The Fairness Campaign spends religious organizations. The substitute Jan. 20: Katy Garrison begins serving as Vice Valentine’s Day testifying against “HIV language neutralizes its LGBTQ effect, and Chair of the Fairness Education Fund, and Criminalization” HB 193 in the Kentucky it passes the House Judiciary Committee Sam Marcosson begins serving as Vice Chair House Judiciary Committee with the ACLU unanimously. “HIV Criminalization” HB 193 of the Fairness Campaign. of Kentucky, Planned Parenthood Advocates passes 81-3 in the House with competing of Indiana and Kentucky, and University of amendments, one from Rep. Lee and one Jan. 21: The Hub hosts a Drag Brunch Louisville Constitutional Law Professor Sam supported by the Fairness Campaign from benefiting the Fairness Campaign. The Marcosson. The bill passes committee with Rep. . Fairness Campaign joins as a co-host of the extreme reservation by many committee Louisville Women’s Rally at the Ali Center. members, who request changes proposed March 16: The neutralized “Pastor Protection by the panel of testimony. Rep. Act” HB 372 with committee substitute Jan. 23: The Fairness Campaign speaks out also introduces anti-LGBTQ “Pastor Protection passes the House on the Consent Calendar at a Jefferson County Public School (JCPS) Act” House Bill 372, which achieves 47 co- 85-2. It moves no further in the Senate. Board meeting against the tasing of a sponsors. student of color by a school resource officer March 20: The at Jeffersontown High School. Feb. 21: Hundreds of Kentuckians for Fairness College of Social Work hosts a viewing of rally and lobby in Frankfort. Senator Morgan the film Freedom to Marry with a post show Jan. 25: Male High School’s Gay-Straight McGarvey introduces the “Statewide Fairness discussion with the Fairness Campaign. Alliance invites the Fairness Campaign Law” Senate Bill 190, which achieves a record to discuss LGBTQ rights in Kentucky. A seven bi-partisan co-sponsors, including March 22: “HIV Criminalization” HB 193 grassroots group in Owensboro hosts a town Republican Lexington Senator Alice Forgy passes the Senate Judiciary with half of the hall meeting on LGBTQ rights with leaders Kerr for the first time. Fairness-supported amendment from Rep. from the Fairness Campaign and Bowling Nemes and half of Rep. Lee’s amendment, Green Fairness. Feb. 28: and ’s still opposed by Fairness. Senate Judiciary Waterfall Project, along with its team Chair announces the Jan. 25-28: The Fairness Campaign supports of Jacktivists, continue their substantial remainder of Rep. Nemes’ amendment six Kentucky LGBTQ youth leaders to attend philanthropic and activist partnership with will replace Rep. Lee’s in a Senate Floor the Creating Change conference in D.C. the Fairness Campaign through Revolutions Amendment. Jan. 26: Chris Hartman celebrates nine years Per Minute. as Director. March 24: Susan Hershberg and her Wiltshire March 1: Brown-Forman Corporation awards Pantry host another sell-out “We The Jan. 29: JCPS hosts the Fairness Campaign the Fairness Campaign a grant to support a People” ACLU/Fairness Dinner at the Speed for an “LGBTQ 101” training for educators. year of “LGBTQ 101” trainings in the Louisville Art Museum. Nearly 600 guests help raise region. more than $100,000 to benefit the ACLU of Kentucky and Fairness Campaign.

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March 27: The three activists arrested at the June 3: Woodford County is held July 13-15: Forecastle Festival invites the 2015 Kentucky Farm Bureau “Ham Breakfast” at Big Sink Park in Versailles. JustFundKY Fairness Campaign to host a fundraising participate in a U.S. Sixth Circuit Court unveils two historical markers in Lexington beverage truck during the popular Louisville of Appeals mediation with the Kentucky commemorating LGBTQ history. music festival. State Police, which comes to no resolution. The UofL Health Sciences Center hosts a June 5: A delegation of Belarusian women July 14: The first Corbin Pride Picnic is held. panel discussion on LGBTQ rights and care visits the Fairness Campaign office through including the Fairness Campaign. the World Affairs Council of Kentucky and July 21: The Georgetown Pride Community Southern Indiana. Picnic is held in Royal Spring Park. March 29: “HIV Criminalization” HB 193 passes 35-1 with all of the Fairness- June 6: Connecting Things Louisville hosts July 26-28: Fairness Campaign staff and supported amendments, making it some of a panel discussion on LGBTQ-inclusive leadership attend the Equality Federation the most progressive HIV-related criminal business at Play Louisville moderated by “Leadership Conference” in New Orleans. law in the nation. Fairness Campaign director Hartman. Aug. 1: Maggie Carnes, CSW is hired as the April 2: Mijente Louisville, Louisville June 9: Paul Sawyier Public Library in Fairness Campaign’s full time Organizer, Showing Up for Racial Justice (LSURJ) , Black Frankfort hosts a Pride Open House. marking the first time the organization Lives Matter, La Casita Center, the Fairness has had three full time employees. She Campaign, and many other groups protest June 10: Northern Kentucky Pride is held in previously worked with the Fairness the opening of a new ICE office in Louisville. Covington. Campaign as a BASW practicum student with the University of Kentucky School of April 4: The Fairness Campaign joins the “Dr. June 14: Metropolitan Community Church Social Work. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial March to and St. Andrews host a Pride Night including Move” in Frankfort. the Fairness Campaign. Aug. 9: Maysville becomes the 10 Kentucky city to pass a Fairness Ordinance. April 8: The Fairness Campaign joins UofL’s June 15: The Kentuckiana Pride is “Out of the Darkness Walk.” held in Louisville. Volunteers march with Aug. 10: Fairness director Hartman joins a the Fairness Campaign under the “Fairness panel discussion on HIV policy and law at April 10: C-FAIR, the Political Action for All, Y’all” banner. the LGBT Bar Association’s “Lavender Law Committee of the Fairness Campaign, Conference” in City. endorses 28 candidates running for public June 16: The Kentuckiana Pride Festival is office in Kentucky. held in Louisville at a new location, the Big Aug. 13: UK School of Social Work BASW Four Bridge. student Haley Starkey begins her practicum April 14: Sine Die – the Kentucky General with the Fairness Campaign. Assembly Regular Session comes to an end. June 18: A delegation from Azerbaijan visits the Fairness Campaign with the World Aug. 16-26: The Fairness Campaign staffs April 17-June 20: The Louisville Metro Police Affairs Council. two booth spaces at the Kentucky State Fair Department partners with the Fairness to sign up thousands of LGBTQ-supportive Campaign for the fourth “LGBTQ Citizens June 23: The Fairness Campaign joins Kentuckians. Freda Fairness, the Squallis Police Academy.” Pride in . Puppeteer protest puppet against the Kentucky Farm Bureau’s discriminatory April 19-21: Fairness Campaign staff June 28: hosts its annual Pride policies, has “meet and greet” hours multiple attend the Equality Federation’s Southern Month Observance featuring Fairness days at the booth. Leadership Summit in Fort Lauderdale. director Hartman as a keynote speaker. Aug. 18: UofL’s annual “SOUL Day of Service” May 8: A protest against Herb and Olive June 29: The Fairness Campaign celebrates brings student volunteers to Fairness. Market in Elizabethtown is held by 27 years since its founding. Elizabethtown Fairness, the Heartland Aug. 22: students Progressive Alliance, and the Fairness June 30: The Fairness Campaign joins volunteer at the Fairness Campaign as part Campaign to object to the firing of two Jeffersonville Pride in Indiana. of “Knights Day of Action.” employees over a pro-LGBTQ t-shirt worn by one of the employees. July 1: The Fairness Campaign joins the Aug. 23: A billboard truck is rented to drive Cumberland Chapter of Kentuckians around the Kentucky State Fair protesting May 19: Director Hartman speaks to the New For The Commonwealth to discuss local the Kentucky Farm Bureau’s discriminatory Leaders Council of Kentucky on advocacy Fairness Ordinances for the first time. policies with the message, “KFB: Big on and organizing in Springfield. Discrimination.” The action is sponsored July 13: Fairness director Hartman joins a by the ACLU of Kentucky, Jefferson County May 22: The Kentucky Primary Election panel at the University of Kentucky “Out in Teachers Association (JCTA), LSURJ, and the is held. More than two-thirds of C-FAIR- the Open Conference.” Fairness Campaign. endorsed candidates win.

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2018 Fairness Campaign Year In Review

Aug. 25: Elizabethtown Fairness marches for Oct. 8: The Fairness Campaign joins the Nov. 18: Jared Brown begins serving as the first time in the Heartland Parade. and Equality Secretary of both the Fairness Education Federation to announce Kentucky city scores Fund and Fairness Campaign. Aug. 29: Frankfort Fairness hosts a fifth on the “Municipal Equality Index.” They anniversary celebration of their Fairness include: Louisville – Perfect 100 (since 2015), Nov. 20: Groups across Kentucky host Ordinance. Lexington – 89, Covington – 74, Frankfort – events to mark the “ Day of 66, Morehead – 55, Berea – 35, Owensboro – Remembrance.” Sept. 11: The Coalition for the Homeless 18, Bowling Green – 17. holds an “LGBTQ 101” training presented by Nov. 26: Somerset Councilor Amanda “Bean” the Fairness Campaign. Oct. 11: C-FAIR endorses a record number Bullock introduces a Fairness Ordinance for of candidates in the 2018 Kentucky General a first reading for the first time in the city’s Sept. 13: The Community Foundation of Election. The group of nearly 90 includes history. Louisville’s “Give for Good Louisville” helps 40 bi-partisan candidates for State Senate raise over $20,000 for the Fairness Campaign. and House, dozens of local endorsements in Nov. 29: Family and Children’s Place hosts Berea, Frankfort, and Paducah, and judicial an “LGBTQ 101” training with the Fairness Sept. 15: Kentucky Black Pride is held in candidates in Fayette and Jefferson Counties. Campaign. Woodland Park in Lexington. Oct. 13: The second Festival Nov. 30-Dec. 2: Fairness director Hartman Sept. 19: Fairness director Hartman joins draws hundreds of supporters to the Old joins the annual Equality Federation board Lexington Fairness for a statewide update. Capitol Lawn in Frankfort. member retreat in .

Sept. 20: C-FAIR hosts a fundraiser to benefit Oct. 15: The Fairness Campaign begins a series Dec. 7: The Fairness Campaign trains another for Kentucky House District of “LGBTQ 101” trainings for all Louisville incoming class of LMPD recruits on “LGBTQ 20 in Bowling Green and Paducah City Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) managers. 101.” Jessica and Neville Blakemore host the Commissioner Sarah Stewart Holland for annual C-FAIR “Holiday Fundraiser.” reelection. Oct. 20: The first Pikeville and Berea Pride Festivals are held. The second Bowling Green Dec. 10: Supporters and opponents of a Sept. 24-28: The Fairness Campaign sponsors Pride, hosted by Bowling Green Fairness, Fairness Ordinance fill Somerset City Hall to the UofL LGBT Center’s annual Pride Week. draws thousands to Circus Square Park and offer comment. The city council and mayor the march to city hall for a Fairness Ordinance. take no action, deferring the second reading Sept. 27: C-FAIR endorses Elwood Caudill The Fairness Campaign joins the Franklin- and vote to the next meeting with a newly for Rowan County Clerk in his race Simpson Human Rights Commission to elected mayor and council. against incumbent . The Young present information on LGBTQ rights. Professionals Association of Louisville hosts Dec. 12: Leadership Southern Indiana’s a networking night featuring the Fairness Nov. 4: Office Manager Jamie McClard “Diversity Day” includes a panel discussion Campaign’s work for LGBTQ Kentuckians. celebrates three years on staff at the Fairness with Fairness director Hartman. Campaign, after also working previously as a Sept. 29: Louabull hosts the Fairness Georgetown College intern. Dec. 13: Texas Roadhouse’s corporate office Campaign to register voters for the Kentucky hosts an “LGBTQ 101” training with the ACLU General Election. Nov. 6: The Kentucky General Election is of Kentucky and Fairness Campaign. held. More than two-thirds of the 87 C-FAIR- Oct. 4: Attorneys Erin Kennedy and Michael endorsed candidates win their elections, Dec. 16: Fairness Campaign co-founders and Goodwin present oral arguments before the including Elwood Caudill against Kim Davis leaders from across the years gather for an U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Hartman, for Rowan County Clerk, and longtime annual reunion dinner and celebration. et al. v. Thompson, et al., the Kentucky Farm Bowling Green Fairness leader Patti Minter for Bureau “Ham Breakfast” arrest case involving State House District 20. Dec. 19: MillerCoors hosts a “Tap Into three Fairness and LSURJ activists, Sonja de Change” volunteer appreciation reception Vries, Carla F. Wallace, and Hartman, against Nov. 12: The Fairness Campaign joins dozens for the Fairness Campaign at Play Louisville. the . Oral arguments of statewide and national LGBTQ and Forecastle Festival fundraiser organizer may be heard at Fairness.org/SixthCircuit. evangelical leaders at a meeting hosted by Brittany Cook is honored with the 2018 “Jeff the American Unity Fund. Rodgers Unsung Hero Award.” Oct. 5: The Fairness Campaign is invited by the LMPD to present “LGBTQ 101” training Nov. 14: JCPS hosts a “Diversity Summit” information at the regional police chiefs including an “LGBTQ 101” presentation by the meeting. Fairness Campaign.

Oct. 6: The Fairness Campaign joins the Nov. 15: Dozens attend a “Host Homes” Kentuckiana AIDS Alliance for the “Louisville meeting hosted by Home of the Innocents at AIDS Walk and Pet Walk.” the Fairness Campaign to recruit temporary homes for LGBTQ homeless youth.

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Special Thanks to Our 2018 “Friends of Fairness” Donor Members

Each year the Fairness Campaign works Berea College Bonner Fund Central Presbyterian Church to include two “Friends of Fairness” lists and Robert Brousseau Committee to Elect Charles Booker of our previous year’s donors. One list Andre Bergeron Megan Chernosky is alphabetical, by name only, and one Kate Biagi-Rickert David and Debbie Chervenak is organized by donation amount. We Linda and Dale Billingsley Leila Faucette and Kristin Chervenak deeply value ALL gifts and thank you Eleanor Bingham Miller Rusty Cheuvront for your incredible support of LGBTQ Edith Bingham Michael Childers and Kelly Childers rights in Kentucky! Emily Bingham and Stephen Reily Donna Chishelm Black Rooster Farm Barry Christensen 2018 “Friends of Fairness” Donors Caitlin Blair Teresa Christmas Neville Blakemore Spencer Churchill-Pappano Johnnie A Vaughan Jr Susan Blieden Chantal Clark Michele Absury Mandy Bliss Mark Clark Gary Adams Stephen Bloodworth Smokey Clay Haley Adams Denise and Ronald Clayton Harold Adams Rachelle Bombe Darcy Cleaver Lane Adams Gregory Bourke and Michael De Leon Kerry and Sharon Clements Carey Addison David Bowles Rodney Clements Gay Adelmann Barbara Boyd Tina Clinton Michael Aldridge and Matt Madden Kristen Brazel Katie Cobb and Priscilla Freeman Ashli Alford Brent Ackerson for County Attorney Lee Cochran and Terry Cardwell Bill and Patricia Allison Tricia Brill Connie Coin Danny Alvarez and Mary O’Neil- Austin Brooks Connie Collingsworth Alvarez Leslie Brown McBride Susan Collins Kirsten Ambers Brown-Forman Corporation William Collins Steve Amsler Family Jared Brown George Collyer Debra Anderson and Gary Cusick Mattie and Bob Brown Dan Colvin Tonia Anderson Vernon Broyles Ryan Combs Anonymous (Many Donations) Sarah Brumfield Curtis Conlin and Chistopher Welsh Conchetta Anthony Margaret Brusko Maureen Connelly Travis Armstrong Kevin Bryan Meyer Consulting LLC Tommy Arnold A Kemmy Bucio Ginny Copenhefer Caleb Asbridge David and Kathleen Buechler Randall Correll Resa Aschbacher Judy Burkhardt Amanda Costellow Leah Ashwill Karen Burnett Dario and Madeline Covi Allan and Elsie Atherton Albert Burton J. Wayne Crabtree Barbara Atkinson Rosalie Bush-Ryall James Craig Emily Atwood Will Butler Bob Crawford Lisa Aug Melissa Calhoun Marcie Crimm Elizabeth Baber Brad Calobrace Jennifer Crossen Beverly and Tim Baker McKenzie Cantrell Ava Crow and Anne Ruth Flynn Phillip Baker Adam Caperton Eric Crowden Cassie Barbee Christie Capriotti Three Brothers II Cummings Willa and Steve Barger Elizabeth and Steven Carey Kate Cunningham David Mark Baridon Jason Carmion Robert and Delores Cunningham Rhonda Barnett Margaret Carnes Stacy Curtis Matthew and Brooke Barzun Cathy Carter Janet Dakan Barbara Beard Sarah Carter Theatre Dance Jamie Beard Robert Caruthers Bailey Daniel Richard Becker Mary Casey Catherine and James Darmstadt R Gregory Belak Sherry Castetter Maureen Davis David Bell Soni and Brad Castleberry Tracy Davis Shannon Bell Barbara Howe and Vicki Catlin Sonja De Vries

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10 Patricia Taylor Charles Whaley ★ Susan Taylor Jeanne Whaley Gifts Were Received in Honor of: Jefferson County Teachers Robert and Clara White Association Antonio and Janis Wickliffe Ann Coffey and Julie LaValle Jones Rebecca Susan Teel Tamarri Wieder and Jon Hedrick Anne Quinn O’Brien Jim Temple John and Janet Wilborn Bernadette Barton and Anna Blanton Rebecca Terry Alyssa Wilhelm Pat and Bill Allison Texas Roadhouse Beth Wilkerson Chris Hartman The Irish Rover Nicholas Wilkerson Erza The New Blak, LLC Kelly Wilkinson Henry Brousseau and Rachel Pass Unitarian Church Addie Williams Jack, Gracie, and Tessa Jayden Thomas Emory Williamson Jeff Rodgers and Ed Kruger Jeanette Thomas Jim and Bernice Jackson Kim Schroerlucke and Jeanne Eric Wills Jim James, The Waterfall Project, and Thompson Antonio Wilson Revolutions Per Minute Peter Thompson Dawn Wilson Lee and Nancy Wulf Beth Thorpe Becki Winchel Linda Medley & Melissa McIntosh Grady Throneberry Markus Winkler Louisville Trans Men Richard Tillou Charlotte Wood and Edwina Davis Maddie Reno Enid Trucios-Haynes and Ray Haynes Nancy and Thomas Woodcock Mary Moss and John Greenebaum Scott Turner David Tachau and Susannah Woodcock Unitarian Universalist Church Joe Woods Nora Inman United Way of Kentucky Virginia and James Woodward Our Grandchildren UPS Kim Wright Patty Hall Sherrie and Stuart Urbach John and Catherine Yarmuth Paul Oakley Gillian Urbaniak Nicole Yates Susan Hershberg Suzanne Vance Roxanne Yeoman Taylor Chase Russ Vandenbroucke Guy Younce and Gordon Vogt The Marriage of Lisa Osanka and Sefika Varajic Community Health Trust and Colleen Carla Wallace Linda Vasse Younger Toni Crouch Lee Ann Vessels Rick Zajac Tyya Perry Jim and Elizabeth Voyles Barry Zalph and Katherine Whiteside Vanessa Shroyer-Ladeira Sheila and Jeff Wachsman Dr. Kenneth Zegart and Shelly Zegart Jack Walker Thank you! Randy Horn and Robert Walker ★ Only because of you can we fight Ginger Wallace Gifts Were Received in Memory of: for Fairness! Matthew Wallace Linda Walton Dick Leitch If you sent a donation in 2018 and your Michael Ward and Christina Hearvin Donald Vowels name does not appear here, we are very Mark Warner Dr. Ruth Middleman sorry! Please call the Fairness Campaign Sarah Warren Eleanor Rose Kidd office at (502) 893-0788 so we may Matt Farra and Maya Warrier Father Joe Vest correct our mistake. Louis Waterman Gary Porter Watkins and George Bailey Gary J. Ellerkamp The following pages include 2017 Joellyn Weingourt Jane Norman donors that were mistakenly omitted Deborah Weiss Jody Nelson from our second newsletter of 2018. Terry and Morris Weiss Joe Edmiston While they did appear in our first 2018 Jane F. Welch Joe Hardesty newsletter alphabetically, we missed Dona Wells Les Downs them in our tiered donor printing. We Sheila and Patrick Welsh Micah Petway are so very sorry for our mistake! Kimberly Werst Paul Weber Marilyn and John Werst Raine Hopkins Stephen Wesley The Rev. Tom Schirmer Debbie Wesslund Tim O’slyne Rebecca and Will West Evan Westphal

11 Special Thanks to Our 2017 “Friends of Fairness” Donor Members

GOLD STAR Gordon R Garner Jamie Derossett $5,000 and up Maureen Reardon Harden Joan and Tom Dubay Christopher Harmer Dustin Edge Equality Federation Diane Kyle Shana Elkin Gill Foundation Amy Landon Kathi Ellis Andrei Moldoveanu and Laura Annie Erskine ★★★★★ Landenwich Barbara Fabricant $2,500 – $4,999 Stephen Lebder Meta Mendel-Reyes and Judith Anthony Mattingly Faulkner Forecastle Festival - Spectrum Peg Munke Raymond Fehr-Hendrix Catering Jenifer Newland Liz Ferguson Brad Oelkers Virginia Forest and Patria Fielding ★★★★ Dana Oliver Marshall Fields $1,000 – $2,499 James Parrish John Fischer and Jon Hamby Gil Reyes Joy Fischer Freeman Allison Maggiolo Elizabeth Stith and Nancy Russman Thomas Fitzgerald and Patty Walker Craig Spears Jerome Sevier Fitzgerald Stan Shrote Brian Macy and Tim Fleischer ★★★ Robert Simpson Colleen Foley $500 – $999 Terry Singer Chris Schuster and Dan Forte Nancy Singer Evelyn Fried Clifton Foundation, Inc Stephen Spanyer Joan Frisz Donna Fosberg and Jackie Lucas Elwood and Roxanne Sturtevant Kristina Gamble Kroger James William Svendsen Kerry Garner Randall McKenzie Janice Tharaldson Stuart and Linda Goldberg Stuart Perelmuter Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church Angela Goldring John Sistarenik and Andy Perry United Way of Kentucky Joanna Goldstein Robert Walker Steve Grimes ★★ Matt Grimes $250 – $499 Up to $75 Denny Grinar Jane Gross Douglass Boulevard Christian Church Gregory Abbas Marc Guest Anne Huntington Christopher Adams Sarah Jane Guidry Stephen Imhoff and James Walter Conchetta Anthony Brad Hampton and Alex Durall Deborah King Zona Ascensio Jerry Hardt and Diane Yoder Marilee and Daniel Kirkbride Dale Bagby Mary Hargis Ronald and Linda Metts Christian Baird Sandra Harned Mark Niehaus Beverly and Tim Baker Melissa Harris John Selent Kate Biagi-Rickert Lauren Heberle Richard Williams Ronald Boone Natalie Hettinger-Priddy Bobbie and Richard Brown Cathy Hinko ★ Stephanie Burke Willow Hovingh $75 – $249 Nicolas Bushong Todd Ihrig W. Allen Canterbury Marian Kasey Lancaster Summer Auerbach and Brandon Coan Benjamin Carter Lauren Kehr and John Baker JoAnne Wheeler Bland Kathy Chapman Robert Gwaltney and Paul Kempf Robert Brown David Clark Jessica Kessinger Ryan Combs Mellanie Clayton Terry King Rosemary Smith and Karen Cronin Bob Crawford Michael King Michael C Drury III Glenn Cullen Wright N L Horrar Ann-Lynn Ellerkamp Stacy Curtis Michael and Mary Ann Lambert Patrick Englert Sara Robertson and Liane Dean Sarah Landes Martha Ferry Martha Kenney and Ann Deibert Brett Landow

12 Wendy Lavoie James Powell Trisha Smith-Kolb Tiffany LaVoie Rodney Powell Amanda Smock Leslie Leidelmeijer Julia Dietrich and Barbara Powers Jake St. Germain Stephanie Letson Mary Radcliffe Amanda Stahl Cory Lockhar Jovelino and Joan Ramos Amy Stalker Doug Lowry Nancy J Rankin Christi Stevens Kathleen M Cunningham Anne Renner-Evans Keith Stewart Douglas Magee and Anne Marie Regan Ruthann Reteneller Meagan Stokes Sarah Major Raymond Rizzo Rhoden Streeter Erica McClure Ellen Robertson Cary Sudduth Charles McIntire Jane and Joe Roehrig Gwyn Sutherland Josh Mers Victoria Rogers Wendy Tabor Mike Miller and Adrian Montgomery Siddy Rosenberg Jennifer Teske Newland Anne Miller David Rothermel Brent Tinnell Robert Johnson and Jeff Nally Anna Rucker Julia Waller Oranjas Oranjas Tamara Russell Marvin Weinberger Dianna Ott Timothy Sauer Patrick Welsh Jon Parker Judy Schroeder and Gary Watrous Kimberly Werst Christopher Pemberton Joe Seibert Chris Whitaker Pae Pnhebl Stephanie Sharpe Wenther Jenny Williams Debbie Potter Cooper Sinclair Travis Winkler THANKS to our 2018 C-FAIR Donors!

Allan Atherton Nancy Peterson Karen Berg and Bob Brousseau Ed Kruger and Jeff Rodgers ★ Edith Bingham Jeffrey K. Sauer Jessica and Neville Blakemore Dorene Stein Donate to Tina Bojanowski Grady Throneberry C-FAIR Today! Mattie and Bob Brown Sherrie and Stuart Urbach Kathleen and Gary Drehmel Robert Walker Fairness.org/ Dan Farrell Mark Warner Patria Fielding and Virginia Forest Rebecca and Will West CFAIR Nicole and Ricky George Becky and Will West Eric Graninger and Jeff Been Nicholas Wilkerson Martha and Peter Hasselbacher Michele Henry Aaron Horner Craig Johnson Ed Kruger and Jeff Rodgers Special Thanks to Judith Lippman Skipper and Hana Martin Jessica & Neville Blakemore Nancy Martin Ellen and Michael O’Connell K.A. Owens Co-Hosts of Our “Holiday Fundraiser”

13 Visit SAGEoftheBluegrass.com for all SAGE Programs in Louisville & Lexington

14 15 We’ll Miss Office Manager Jamie

The Fairness Campaign’s longtime Office Manager Jamie McClard will soon be departing for a new and exciting life in Chattanooga, Tennessee with her husband Stephen and many beloved fur babies. Jamie’s become an integral part of our Fairness family and she will be dearly missed.

Jamie received a BA in Sociology with an emphasis in Community Development from Georgetown College in 2014. While attending Georgetown, she helped start what would become GC Fairness, working for inclusive language in the faculty non- discrimination policy and at the city-wide level. She interned with the Fairness Campaign while finishing school, which helped foster her love for Louisville. After graduating she moved from her southern Kentucky hometown of Albany to Louisville. Jamie started working at the Fairness Campaign in November 2015. She enjoys traveling with her husband Stephen, cooking, being a fur mom to her two dogs and cat, and learning about health and nutrition.

Quick Quiz! Favorite ice cream? Moose Tracks. Cats or dogs? BOTH! Favorite pizza topping? Crushed garlic. Favorite flower? Tulip. Best vacation spot? Killarney, Ireland. Favorite sitcom? Frasier. What color crayon? Black glitter. Be when you grew up? Vet. What are you listening to right now? 90’s country radio. Guilty pleasure? Youtube grocery hauls. Coffee shop order? Blended chai with almond milk. Zodiac sign? Scorpio. School most likely? To become a politician. Last concert you went to? Fleetwood Mac. Favorite celeb you’ve met? Michael Bolton. Meet Organizer Maggie

Welcome Maggie Carnes, CSW, the Fairness Campaign’s Organizer and staff lead on SAGE of the Bluegrass. Maggie is a Certified Social Worker in Kentucky and holds a Master of Science in Social Work from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from the University of Kentucky. Maggie previously worked with Family & Children’s Place as a family therapist and the Anti-Violence Project, where she served LGBTQ-identified survivors of violence.

Quick Quiz! Favorite ice cream? Strawberry. Favorite pizza topping? Pineapple. Dogs or cats? Dogs. Favorite flower? Peony. Favorite sitcom? The Middle. Be when you grew up? Broadway actress. What are you listening to right now? Kacey Musgraves. Coffee shop order?Lightly sweetened iced matcha latte with almond milk. Zodiac sign? Leo. School most likely? Most likely to be on Broadway. Last concert you went to? Cher. Best vacation spot? New York City or . What color crayon? Carnation Pink. Guilty pleasure? Target.

VOLUNTEER NIGHTS with FREE PIZZA 1st & 3rd Wednesdays Monthly, 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. EST Fairness Campaign Office, 2263 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville, 40206 Just show up or contact (502) 893-0788 or [email protected] for more info!

16 PRIDE Across Kentucky Sign Up to March & Volunteer – Fairness.org/KYPride2019 Owensboro Pride Picnic Shelbyville Pride Sunday, June 2, 1:00-6:00 p.m. CDT Saturday, September 14, 1:00-5:00 p.m. English Park, 2 Woodford Avenue, Owensboro, 42301 Clear Creek Park, 717 Burks Branch Rd., Shelbyville, 40065

NKY & Fest Louisville Pride Festival Sunday, June 9, 10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. EST Saturday, September 21, 11:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. EST Goebel Park, 501 St., Covington, 41011 Bardstown Road & Grinstead Dr., Louisville, 40205

Kentuckiana Pride Parade Mad City Pride Friday, June 14, 7:00 p.m. EST Saturday, Sept. 28, Noon-7:00 p.m. CDT Begins at Tryangles, 209 S. Preston St., Louisville, 40202 Downtown Madisonville, 42431 Ends at Big Four Lawn, 401 River Road, Louisville, 40202 Bowling Green Pride Festival Kentuckiana Pride Festival Saturday, October 5, Noon-5:00 p.m. CDT Saturday, June 15, Noon-11:00 p.m. EST Circus Square Park, 601 State St., Bowling Green, 42101 Big Four Lawn, 401 River Road, Louisville, 40202 Capital Pride Festival Parade & Festival Saturday, October 12, 11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. EST Saturday, June 22, 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. EST Old Capitol Lawn, 300 W. Broadway, Frankfort, 40601 Sawyer Point, 705 E. Pete Rose Wy., Cincinnati, OH 45202 Pikeville Pride Southern Indiana Pride Saturday, October 12, Noon-5:00 p.m. EST Saturday, June 22, 4:00-11:00 p.m. EST 101 Cumberland Ct., Pikeville, 41501 Big 4 Station Park, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Elizabethtown Pride Lexington Pride Festival Saturday, October 12, Time & Location TBA Friday, June 28, 7:00-11:00 p.m. Saturday, 29, 11:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. EST We’ll keep updating Fairness.org/KYPride2019 with Courthouse Plaza, 120 N. Limestone, Lexington, 40507 new festivals! Let us know of any at [email protected]!

17 21 Skye Design Jonathan Lowe Allan Atherton Josh Mers for Kentucky Treasurer THANKS Ambassador Matthew and Brooke Kash for Kentucky to our 2019 Brown Barzun Kathleen Wright, CPA, NWPC-KY Acting “We The People” Amy and Sterling Lapinski President and National Secretary, NWPC Andrew and Stephanie Horne Kelsey Hayes Coots for State Auditor ACLU/Fairness Dinner Bill Hollander and Lisa Keener Kentucky Foundation for Women Sponsors! Brown-Forman Kentucky Health Justice Network Caperton Realty Kevin Borland and Lenny Napolitano Carol and Buddy Cutler Kim Greene Check Out Dinner Chris Kolb, JCPS Board of Education Lisa Osanka and Carla Wallace Photos from Brymer Conliffe and Hickey Insurance Louabull Tee Shirt and Gift Shop Photography Craig Henry PLC Louisville Tourism Curtis Stauffer and Rachel Cutler Magnolia’s Florals, Events, and Weddings at Fairness.org/ Darrell and Nancy Shelton Marjorie FitzGerald WeThePeople2019 Don and Ann Kohler Mary Moss Greenebaum Dorene Stein Mattie and Bob Brown Stephen Reily and Emily Bingham Dr Kenneth and Shelly Zegart Meyer Consulting LLC Susan Hershberg Eleanor Bingham Miller Ona and Ernest Marshall Texas Roadhouse England Associates PLAY The Irish Rover Eric J Graninger and Jeffrey A Been PNC Bank The Look Family Eugenia Potter Re-Elect Attica Scott for State Tim and Caroline Heine Jane Feltus Welch Representative Will and Becky West JCTA Re-Elect Judge David P. Bowles Willa and Steve Barger Jeff Polson and Gary White Rep. Patti Minter and Michael Minter Wiltshire Pantry Jeff Rodgers and Ed Kruger Sandra Frazier Jessica Loving and Sheryl Snyder Senator Gerald A. Neal, 33rd District John and Marilyn Werst Stegner Investment Associates

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