2018 ANNUAL REPORT MOVING FORWARD ON THE PATH TO WELLNESS

30 ON THE COVER: Skyland Trail graduate Katie S. Read her story on page 5. Together we’re making a difference, one life at a time.

We give clients the care, skills and support they programs we’ve launched, the expert team we’ve year when the Glenn Family Wellness Clinic earned need to move forward on the path to recovery. As an assembled, the safe and supportive community we’ve Behavioral Health Home Certification. important member of our healing community, you are created, and the lives we have changed. Looking a part of their journeys every step of the way. forward, we are incredibly excited about what’s next. And we improved health and wellness for our clients and our entire community by becoming a 100% You are also an important part of our journey as a We began construction on the J. Rex Fuqua Campus in nicotine-free campus in November. nationally recognized mental health treatment orga- 2018 and, despite a rainy winter, are making strides nization. This year, we celebrate our 30th anniversary. toward opening a new residential program for adoles- Our ability to move Skyland Trail forward to be Looking back, we are proud of the innovative cents ages 14 to 17 in fall 2019. positioned to provide the best mental health care in a changing world depends on your support. Your Also in 2018, as the program for teens began gifts ensure that we have the right combination of to take shape, we continued to grow expertise and resources to keep our clients moving our programs for adults. We doubled the forward on the path to wellness. Thank you for number of clients served at our Rollins helping us make a difference, one life at a time. LOOKING BACK, we are proud of the innovative Campus for young adults and provided programs we’ve launched, the expert team we’ve education and peer support to more assembled, the safe and supportive community families than ever before. we’ve created, and the lives we have changed. Our leading-edge work over many years to Elizabeth E. Finnerty, MBA, MHA, integrate psychiatric care with preventive President & CEO 30 medical care and wellness services was recognized by The Joint Commission this

1 Year in Review 2018 Skyland Trail continues to tailor our treatment programs and educational outreach to meet the needs of the community and advance the understanding of mental health treatment. In 2018, we achieved key goals focused on promoting whole-person, integrated health, so that our clients have the education, treatment and care they need to heal, recover and thrive.

TREATMENT SERVICES PROGRAM EXPANSION • The number of young adult clients served at the Rollins Campus • In March 2018, we officially broke ground on increased by 20% in 2018. the J. Rex Fuqua Campus, the future home of the adolescent residential treatment • After the first full year of offering transcranial magnetic stimulation program for teens ages 14 to 17. The campus (TMS) treatment for treatment-resistant depression, we saw growth in and program are beginning to take shape, the number of clients treated and significant clinical improvements in thanks to overwhelming philanthropic symptoms for those treated. support committed through the Building • The Glenn Family Wellness Clinic earned Behavioral Health Home Resilience Changing Lives capital campaign. The Certification from The Joint Commission, which designates Skyland campus is scheduled to open in fall 2019. Trail as an exceptional provider of integrated psychiatric and general medical healthcare. • All campuses became nicotine-free as of November 15, 2018, ensuring a healthier environment for our clients and staff and protecting our clients from potentially fatal health risks associated with smoking, vaping, and nicotine use. • Participation in our Family STEP program, offered free-of-charge to our families and made possible through charitable donations, increased 17 percent in 2018. +17%

2 2018 CLIENT COMMUNITY

Primary Diagnosis Co-occurring Diagnoses 30 50%  Major Depression 70%  three or more diagnoses 19%  Bipolar Illness at discharge 12%  Anxiety 30%  less than three diagnoses at discharge 10%  Psychotic disorders Celebrating 30 Years of Offering Hope 9%  Other and Changing Lives We opened our doors in 1989, serving just four clients at a single campus. Since then, we’ve served more than Age at Admission Gender 4,000 clients and their families and are preparing to 67%  Ages 18-25 55%  Female open our fifth campus in fall 2019. 15%  Ages 26-35 44%  Male 8%  Ages 36-45 < 1%  Gender neutral Over the last 30 years, through the leadership of 7%  Ages 46-55 or non-binary visionary philanthropists and expert clinical 3%  Ages 55+ professionals, Skyland Trail has established a national model for integrated, respectful, effective mental health treatment. We began by helping older adults with psychosis learn independent living skills. Over time, we EDUCATION expanded our programs to include services for adults • Presentations to Atlanta area schools and with depression, bipolar disorder and anxiety civic groups reached more than 1,048 parents, disorders. In the last five years, our programs and students, and community leaders. facilities have grown to meet the needs of young 1,048 adults with mood and anxiety disorders. With the • Six continuing education workshops held opening of the J. Rex Fuqua Campus for adolescents % at Skyland Trail in 2018 engaged 353 Atlanta this fall, Skyland Trail will offer a path to mental 69 mental health professionals (an increase of wellness and a better life for teens and adults ages 69% from 2017). 14 and older. • Skyland Trail experts made presentations at We are grateful to all of our donors for being an six national conferences, sharing best prac- important part of our growth and an invaluable part tices and raising awareness among 1,175 of our future. professionals from around the country.

3 Treatment Outcomes

In 2018, measured outcomes confirm that our evidence-based psychiatric care, together with our holistic path to wellness, is effective.Simply put, our clients get better.

88% 85% 90% 81%

of all patients experienced of all patients experienced of patients leave treatment of patients with psychosis a statistically significant a statistically significant with a positive attitude experienced statistically improvement in functionality, improvement in hope 2 about taking psychiatric significant improvement in symptoms and social medication 3 their symptoms of psychosis 4 relationships 1

“Objective measurement % % % tools allow clients and their 92 100 88 treatment teams to gauge progress in moving forward toward recovery and adjust course to address barriers of patients with very severe of patients who had clinically of patients with anxiety to progress when needed.” and severe symptoms of meaningful episodes of mania experienced statistically – depression experienced showed no symptoms of significant improvement Raymond J. Kotwicki, clinically significant clinically meaningful mania in control of anxiety7 Charles B. West Chief reduction 5 at discharge 6 Medical Officer

All measures are statistically significant at p=0.001. 4 Overall JE, Gorham DR. The Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale. Psychological Reports. 1962; 10:799-812. 1 The 32-item Behavior and Symptom Identification Scale (BASIS-32): ©McLean University, Affiliate of 5 Montgomery, S.A. & Åsberg, M. (1979). A new depression scale designed to be sensitive to change. Harvard Medical School. British Journal of Psychiatry, 134, 382-389. 2 Beck Hopelessness Scale: Beck AT, Weissman A, Lester D, Trexler L. (1074). The measurement of 6 Young RC, Biggs JT, Ziegler VE, Meyer DA: A rating scale for mania: reliability, validity and sensitivity. pessimism: The Hopelessness Scale. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 42(6), 861-865. British Journal of Psychiatry, 133:429-435, 1978. 3 Medication Attitude Inventory: Hogan TP, Awad AG, & Eastwood R. (1983). A self-report scale 7 Hamilton M: The assessment of anxiety states by rating. British Journal of Medical Psychology, predictive of drug compliance in schizophrenics: reliability and discriminative validity. Psychological 32:50-55,1959. 4 Medicine, 13, 177-183. An Orchid Who Survived the Storm Katie’s Story

All my life, I have felt like an orchid of love and as though I was such an self-harming. The last attempt happened in a field of daisies. The daisies were inconvenience to my family and friends, on my first day of college. tougher, more capable of holding their that I deserved consistent punishment My parents saw the pain I was own when a windstorm rolled through. for something that I could not control. experiencing, and we started looking As a child, I had outbursts of anger and My beautiful petals began to fall and sink for a treatment program that specializes aggression. Mood swings. One second into the dirt beneath me. in Dialectical Behavior Therapy designed I felt like the happiest girl in the world One night, sitting on the edge of for people suffering with BPD. Skyland and the next, the most miserable person a bridge, staring at huge, sharp rocks Trail was a perfect fit. ever. I was also a perfectionist, an over- beneath me, I thought, “I deserve that achiever, scoring highest in the class. kind of punishment.” I asked God, “If you I felt so disappointed and angry when are really there God, this is your last SKYLAND TRAIL GENUINELY I wasn’t perfect, that it caused me to chance to save me.” CHANGED MY LIFE. TODAY, I feel extremely excited to explore the isolate, avoid, and procrastinate. My An angel showed up. Bright lights hit I DON’T ONLY WANT TO path God has laid out in front of me. biggest fear was losing someone I loved my back as a man in uniform told me this He placed many people at Skyland Trail or being abandoned by someone who was was not the end, that there was more to SURVIVE, I WANT TO LIVE A LIFE WORTH LIVING. who have impacted my life immensely. really important to me. That fear caused my story, while another police officer He gave me such wonderful parents me to stick extra close to people and do grabbed me from behind and pulled me who care so much about me and made everything I could to please them. My off the ledge. it possible for me to begin to grow again. petals began to wilt. I stayed in the hospital for a week. I have learned skills that help me manage I know now that today is not the end— In high school, my depression and The doctor diagnosed me with Borderline my mood swings and impulsive behav- it’s the beginning. My roots are planted anxiety became more severe. I started Personality Disorder (BPD) and iors, as well as ways to calm myself strongly in my home, family, and friends, counseling and taking medications, but general anxiety. Researching BPD, I felt down when I’m in crisis. I feel ready and and I’m ready to flourish. this barely seemed to make a difference. a sense of relief. I wasn’t alone. I was sick equipped to overcome every situation I started thinking about how much better and in need of care. The people trying to that hits me. – Katie S., a Skyland Trail graduate off the world would be without me. help me were trying to nurture a daisy, I thank God for Skyland and all the I fought so hard to just keep myself alive but an orchid needs a different kind of people who have brought me to this one more day. I was so angry with the care to grow strong and healthy. It helped point. I have made it through the storm, way I was feeling, that I started punish- all of us, knowing that my behaviors and the sun has come out. My stem has ing myself. Cutting my arm, pulling on stemmed from orchid roots. grown stronger, and my petals grew back my hair, strangling and holding my Unfortunately, I fell back into the beautifully. breath, and banging my head in hopes same patterns because I wasn’t getting of breaking my skull… this had become the treatment I needed. I attempted my life. A life where I felt so unworthy suicide four more times and continued

5 Community Support

ABOUT FINANCIAL AID While clients and families are responsible for a portion of their treatment costs, our Mark C. West Financial Aid Program helps fill the gap. Financial aid helps clients stay in treatment longer, giving them time to fully develop the skills needed to sustain recovery and prevent relapse after leaving Skyland Trail. Beyond the financial impact, financial aid awards relieve stress and help families focus on what is truly important – $ supporting their loved ones and helping their families heal. 13.78M 30awarded since 1999

2018 FINANCIAL AID SUPPORT 24% of clients received financial aid awards in 2018 $10,572 average award per recipient in 2018 $1.48M total financial aid distributed in 2018

6 DONOR SPOTLIGHT WHY I GIVE: DONOR PERSPECTIVE

I’m really passionate about fighting the stigma of mental illness.

Jet Linx selects I was pleased when, in my work in the breaking the taboo surrounding mental several local nonprofits private banking business, I saw people illness so that more individuals feel each year to support investing in Skyland Trail – a mental empowered to receive life-changing treat- through community health organization. It was nice to see that ment and so families know how best to involvement and phil- the community was open to talking about support their loved ones who are dealing anthropic stewardship. the issue and supporting it through philan- with mental illness. I am fortunate that We ask our clients, thropy. When I learned more about Skyland I received help for my depression and $ ‘What organizations are important to you?’ Skyland Trail Trail from Robby Wynne, I took steps to get panic disorder when I went to college... 13.78M consistently rises to the top of the list. Those who know Skyland Trail are impressed by the leadership and the fact more involved and eventually was invited and through your support of organizations that Skyland Trail has compiled years of positive results to join the Advisory Board. like Skyland Trail, we can ensure that other adolescents and adults receive the care they in helping people escape the cycle of endless despair to I’ve now seen “behind the scenes” at Skyland need to reach their full potential. live meaningful, productive lives. As a company, we want Trail – how all the programs, dedicated to be associated with high-quality, well-respected organi- staff, and community support work You can’t turn back time, but I often think, zations like Skyland Trail, and are proud that support from together to help clients recover. It’s very if I had had access to treatment when I was Jet Linx strengthens programs to help families struggling with mental illness. energizing and rewarding to be involved younger, what difference would that have with an organization like Skyland Trail. made for me? When I learned about plans John Snodgrass for the Skyland Trail adolescent campus, As a society, we’ve made progress toward Jet Linx Atlanta Base Partner that really resonated with me. I firmly reducing mental health stigma, but we’re believe this program will change lives. still not where we need to be. People should I’m proud to be a part of it. have an avenue to talk about the realities of living with these conditions and strategies for maintaining mental health without feel- ing guilty or embarrassed about it. When I was growing up in Savannah, Skyland Trail really put me in a much better mental illness was not openly discussed. place for my future. I plan to go back to college In fact, it was often times treated as a this fall to continue my music studies and even- learning disability! As in many cities tually pursue a career in church music. at that time, people did not understand mental illness and did not know how to talk about the impact it had on their lives Michael Mock TAYLOR M. or their loved ones’ lives. I am so thankful Senior Vice President, Renasant Bank Skyland Trail graduate and recipient of financial aid that organizations like Skyland Trail are Skyland Trail Advisory Board member

7 Moving Forward: A Grateful Family Story

68 FROM CLIENT TO DONOR: BETH SHAIFER’S JOURNEY

In 2012, I experienced “the perfect Skyland is really a magical place, Therapy program and to support the the upcoming expansion to address storm.” I was forced to seek my where true miracles happen every financial aid scholarship programs teenagers’ increasing mental health comfort in bed, had no appetite at day. As the result of my time there, that help so many clients complete issues with the new adolescent all, felt that I was “stuck” down in a today I am a very whimsical and their wellness journeys. We have program and campus. hole, could barely breathe and expe- positive person again. I have also enjoyed being patrons or spon- As I learned from Skyland Trail’s rienced mild panic attacks. I learned returned to gardening, sometimes sors for fundraising events like the alumni program director, Wade Lee, three things really quick: First, with our 14-year-old granddaughter, Associates Luncheon and Benefits “Gratitude and depression cannot mental illness is not a moral issue, painting rocks with our 8-year-old of Laughter that help introduce exist simultaneously.” A sense of but rather a medical condition. grandson, and attending the numer- Skyland Trail to our community and empowerment and positive self- Second, it takes real “guts” to get ous sports events in which our older educate others about mental illness. image comes when you know you’re stable. And third, I learned that “life grandsons participate. As a family, we have tried to put helping others. And now that I’ve is not what happens to us, it’s how we Today, one thing that helps me some structure in our giving. We give been on the “Dark side” and then react that counts.” maintain my health is to give back. to organizations that strive to im- entered the Light, my journey has come In 2013, I began treatment at Skyland Jerry and I have been blessed in so prove the world in matters especially full circle! Thank you. Trail. There is a special compassion many ways, both in our family and important to us. We give only to –Beth Shaifer and understanding shown at Skyland in our personal organizations unlike any other place. I learned relationships – that are both many coping skills – from changing we have so many SKYLAND TRAIL IS REALLY professional my reaction techniques to mindful- special friends – A MAGICAL PLACE WHERE TRUE and efficient ness – that I still use after six years! and in our busi- MIRACLES HAPPEN EVERY DAY. in delivering ness and finan- the services My husband, Jerry, experienced an Beth Shaifer recently cial experiences. which fulfill increasing level of confidence that published a gardener’s While we have given to community their mission. And we give to I would improve and that our lives journal entitled “Into causes like children’s health and organizations for which we, or other would return to a new and somewhat the Moments of Light.” education for many years, we began to family members, care enough to different, but very rewarding, level All proceeds from the include Skyland Trail in our giving. dedicate time and services as well as of happiness. He could see that I was sales go to Skyland financial contributions. progressing, sometimes in small steps, For me, two important ways to give Trail. Please contact Beth Shaifer at sometimes with seemingly giant leaps. to Skyland are to volunteer with Skyland Trail meets all of our crite- [email protected] and contribute to the Horticultural ria. And this is especially true with if you’d like to purchase a copy.

9 Giving Highlights

242 $1M+ 64% 13 3000

First-time donors Raised through Increase in growth in New corporate sponsors Individuals attended fundraising events dollars raised through across our three a fundraising or Grateful Families program fundraising events community event

WISH LIST GIVING STUDENTS SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH GRATEFUL FAMILY GIVES BACK During the 2018 holiday season, Skyland Upper School students at Holy Innocents’ Grateful family members Sharon and Trail Board member Jackie Montag Episcopal School selected mental health and David K. provided an in-kind gift of a ping encouraged employees of MONTAG to Skyland Trail to support through fundrais- pong table for the Samuel Roberts Noble donate board games to help clients boost ing activities and community service. Foundation Fitness Center at the Rollins social engagement and connect with their Campus for young adults. “I presented a number of organizations peers. Board games and other therapeutic to them, and they far and away felt most and recreational items were selected from passionate about Skyland Trail and the work an Amazon wish list created by our recre- they do to help individuals heal,” says ational therapists and residential team. Katie Cruce, Upper School counselor. “The Learn more at skylandtrail.org/wishlist. students were particularly interested in supporting Skyland Trail as they open their adolescent treatment center in the fall.” Throughout the 2018-2019 school year, Jackie Montag with the 55 board students have organized a number of fund- games and other therapeutic and raising efforts – from smoothie sales, to recreational items donated by a dodgeball tournament, to a chili cook off employees of MONTAG as part of – that have raised $2,222 to date, with a few their holiday giving. more initiatives on the way.

10 Planned Giving

We extend our sincere thanks to the individuals and Like many families, ours has been touched by mental families who have made legacy gifts that will ensure illness. Today one in five individuals will struggle with mental that Skyland Trail continues to meet the needs of future illness during their lifetime, suicide rates are rising, yet most generations through state-of-the-art facilities and people don’t seek treatment because of the public stigma. As a innovative, leading-edge treatment programs. family, we’ve decided to give to Skyland’s Cypress Society to address the societal challenges.

Skyland Trail is a world class treatment facility. Now they’re As of December 31, 2018: expanding into adolescent care. Skyland Trail is also a trailblazer Anonymous (6) Dixie and Duey Kerper in the area of outcome-based research and evidence-based Elizabeth Alexander Raymond J. Kotwicki, MD, MPH treatment models. We believe a gift to Skyland’s Cypress Charlotte Pierce-Baker and Amy R. Kreisler Society helps ensure we’ll have an innovative psychiatric Houston Baker Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Ellen and Roland Behm Betts Culp Love treatment center of excellence in our community. Shelby and Dick Bryant Melissa and Chris Lowe

Sarah Aline Carpenter* Maryland and Don McCarty – Kristin and Jim Howard Chris Cline Jay D. Mitchell Cecil Conlee Jackie and Tony Montag Margaret Perdue Denny Elizabeth C. and Vivian Noble DuBose Harry G. Moore, Jr. Cynthia and John L. Ferguson Doris and Jeff Muir Elizabeth E. Finnerty Karen and Richard Parker and David Martin Mary Anne Quin Margaret V. Finnerty Nancy and Ted Spetnagel Carol and William H. Fox* Michelle and Stephen Sullivan Dorothy C. Fuqua* Margaret and Helen and John C. Gordon Randolph W. Thrower* Anne and Bernard Gray Diana and Mark Tipton Wally G. Hills and Janet and John* Turman Thomas D. Hills Pennie and Dan Walden Kristin and Jim Howard Brooke Trible Weinmann Dorothy O. Jackson* Marjorie and Charles West* Douglas E. Jackson Mark C. West Glen O. Jackson Marjorie C. Wynne Jane and Clay Jackson John B. Zellars, Jr. Beth C. Jones Patrick M. Kelly *Deceased

11 Skyland Trail Donors

2018 ANNUAL DONORS Mary and Randy Wilgis Dyer Brown Architects Bett and Ray Moses Kathy and Thomas Barclay Margie and Robert Wynne Mindy and Mike Egan The Shauna and Jim Muhl Giving Fund Debbie and Jim Barnhill Gifts made throughout the year, including Epps Aviation Doris and Jeff Muir Jackie and Jay Berkelhamer program-specific donations. Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 DeWitt Ezell Paula and Roger Murray Beshara Real Estate Team

2018 Anonymous Jan and John Featherston Janine and Mike Nell Brooke and Robert Blasberg Skyland Trail is especially grateful Susan Baumgartel Cindy and John Ferguson Norman Foundation, Inc. Andrew Bleke for leadership donors who made Carol and Walter Berman Marge Finnerty Andrew Owen Elizabeth B. Boswell gifts of $1,000 and above. Camp-Younts Foundation Mary and Marty Fiorentino Beth and David Park Claire and Ben Bowen Aimee and Tom Chubb First NY William Petit Nancy and Carl Bowen Gifts of $100,000 and above Sylvia and Bruce Dick Jennifer and Marty Flanagan Charlotte Pierce-Baker and Sumner and Wes Bradshaw Anonymous Katie and Reade Fahs Foodmate Houston Baker Katie Bronstein The Rich Foundation Anne and Berny Gray Jennifer Fuqua Fowler Christine and Bill Ragland Ann and Kingman Brown The SKK Foundation Patty and James Hatcher Funraise Future Fund Becky and Mark Riley Sarah and Robert Buckley Douglas J. Hertz Family Carol and Larry Gellerstedt H. English & Ermine Cater Robinson Jan and Steve Burbank Gifts of $15,000 - $99,999 Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Goodrich Foundation, Inc. Mary and Eric Burns Susan Boyd Mary and Neil Johnson Helen and John Gordon Rotary Club of Brookhaven Nancy and Jack Calhoun Connolly Family Foundation, Inc. Amy and Nevin Kreisler Trish Gross and Scott Ehlers Nancy See Barbara and Gary Caruso Duvall and Rex Fuqua Sherry and Bo Means Dana Halberg and Larry Pless Julie and Ty Smith Sheryl and Lee Cassidy Jane and Clay Jackson Christopher Meidl Hill Hardman Liz and Chas Smithgall Sally and Jim Chafin Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Lee and Steve Olsen Becca and Rudy Harrell Nancy and Ted Spetnagel Cherokee Women’s Tennis Donna and Stan Sands Cecelia and David Ratcliffe Jean and John Hatfield Harrison and Brennan Spry Association The John and Polly Sparks Tricia and Maurice Rosenbaum The Hills Family Foundation Michelle and Steve Sullivan Deborah and Michael Cindrich Foundation Emily Winship Scott Foundation Cheryl and Eric Hoffler Summit Investors, LLC Karen Cleveland-Ward Beth and James Scott Ellen and Jack Holland Maria and Tim Tassopoulos Susie and Clyde Click Gifts of $10,000 - $14,999 Caryl and Ken Smith Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School Penny and Edward Tokash Jean and Robert Cochoy Anonymous Diana and Mark Tipton Kristin and Jim Howard Lynn and Peter Valentino Dawn Collinge Yum and Ross Arnold Brooke and Winston Weinmann Sue and Dan Huff George Van Dyke Walter Comeaux Libby and Brooks Barge Ivy Garden Club Krist Ann and James Voyles Angela and Andrew Connell Mary Alice and Bennett Brown Gifts of $1,000 - $4,999 Lou Brown Jewell Mary and Tom Watson Perry Cox Foundation David Adams Sally and Warren Jobe Betsy and Mark West Sara Cushing Janine and Rob Brugh Joanna and Al Adams David & Jennifer Kahn Family Leslie and David Wierman Darling Ingredients Inc. Anne Cox Chambers Foundation Terri and Randy Avent Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth and Chris Willett Ashley and Jay David The DeAngelo Family Jennifer and Tom Bell Farrah Kennedy Lynne Winship Ann and Seth Davies Nan and Ed Easterlin Richard Berman Kiwanis Foundation of Atlanta, Inc. Tyler and Robby Wynne Nancy and Joe Davis Rand and Seth Hagen Bethany’s Rest, Inc. Ray Kotwicki and Todd Pouwels John and Randy Zellars Gayle and David Demarest Ann and Bob Holder Emily and Eric Bleke Carrie and Whit Lanier Kay and Joe Zolkowski Dorian Denburg Hugh M. Inman Foundation Kathryn and Billy Bridges Lynda and Don Loeffler Margaret and Dallas Denny Isdell Family Foundation Cherokee Garden Club Valerie and David Love Gifts of $100 - $999 Susan and Ron Determann Edwina and Tom Johnson Celia and Jack Chue Sally and Mike Masters Anonymous Alan Dobrin Carrie Doris and De Little Bobbi Cleveland and Stan Jones Lorri and Forrest McClain Madeline and Howell Adams James Dorsey The Martha & Wilton Looney Chris Cline and Ron Rezendes Judy and Lester Miller Elizabeth and Mark Alexander Katie and Taylor Dozier Foundation Inc. Mary Virginia and Peter Coffman Denise and Jay Mitchell Virginia and Bond Almand Druid Hills Garden Club Betts Culp Love Amy and Cecil Conlee Michael Mock and Clinton Rice Debbie and Keith Anderson Vivian and Sam DuBose Alice and Eddie Miller Becky and Courts Cooledge Whitney Jones and Peter Moister Debbie and Paul Anderson Corene and Kevin Dul Jackie and Tony Montag Lynda and Richard Courts Kate and Michael Monk Gretchen and Craig Anderson Teri and Seth Ehrlich Karen and Richard Parker The Cross Foundation Andrea and Ned Montag Beth and Bruce Badgett Lisa and Carl Eikhoff Patty and Doug Reid Betty Jo and Andy Currie Wendy and Bill Moore Junia Baker Minna and Mike Elliott Voices of Hope, Inc. Overton & Lavona Currie Foundation Alexandra Balzer

12 (L) Nancy and Doug Bryant; (Center) Mark West, Olivia and John Barge; (R) Mary and Tom Watson, Donna and Stan Sands, Beth Finnerty, Karen and Richard Parker

Yael and Jon Ellis Helen and Jeff Herbert Kim and Greg Marks Bettie Patterson Mary-Teresa and Craig Smith Carla Engel-Cook Emily and Bob Herndon MARTA Employees Charity Club Martha and Billy Payne Kevin Snodgrass Maida and Baxter Evans Ellen and David Herold Rhonda and Richard Martin Kelley Peace Lauren Standish Judy and Paul Faletti Beth Higbie Scott Martin Penny and Billy Peebles Jennifer Stark-Blumenthal Kathryn and Chris Fellows Deborah and Peter Hill Dr. Elaine Mateo Devon and Duey Pfeifer Wendy and Will Stengel Pam and Hank Fellows Carole and Larry Hooks Debbie and Dan Mazur Cindy and Van Price Lucy and Louis Stephens Beth Finnerty and David Martin Felicia and Billy Huger Reeves and Robert McCall Suzy Quenzer Suzanne and Craig Stone Karen and Steve Finnerty Ben Hunter Maryland and Don McCarty Mary Anne Quin Melissa and Fred Sturgis The Fischer Trust Douglas Hurd Tracey and Patrick McCormick Kathleen Rast and John Ledbetter Maureen and Michael Sullivan Jennifer and Scott Fisher Nancy and Joe Inman Stephen McDaniel Cynthia and Michael Reid Suzanne Sullivan Heather Foster Craig Jones McElderry & Associates LLC Jill and Craig Reynolds Thomas Sumner Mary Hull and Sandy Frazier Cedrella Jones-Taylor Matthew McKenna Kenneth Reynolds Patrice and Ron Sumpter Frost, PLLC Will Kammerer Natoya McMurray Sherri and Frank Richards The Swaneys Deanna Furry Martha and George Kaulbach Julie and Jim McPhail Susan and Jim Roberson Elaine and David Taylor-Klaus Aaron Futch Stephen Keaveney Adam Meadows Lynn and David Rogers The Tharpe Foundation Marsha and John Gates Ashley Kelly Liz and Alfred Means Lori Rosenkopf June and Michael Tompkins Mary Geneser-Gault Robert Klein Jean and Bill Millkey Beth Rousseau Rebecca and Bruce Treadway Lisa and Cove Geary Bill Klopstock Susan and Bob Mills Johanna Roziewski US Poultry Susan Glover Ginny and Mark Konopka Amy and Mostafa Modirrousta Deen and Jim Sanders Lucy Vance Tiffanie and Craig Gorman Jody and Harry Kuniansky Colette and Steve Monaghan Jane and Rein Saral Jill and Paul Vella Barbara and Robert Gosney Cathy and Michael Labanowski Beth and Harry Moore Darva and Daraka Satcher Kimberly Venable Julia and Eli Green Desiree Lambert Betsy and Sandy Morehouse Nancy and Alan Schatzberg Carolyn Vigtel Susan and Phil Greene Sandy and Robert Larmore Alice and Russell Morris Karen and John Schuerholz Mary and John Waite Morgan and Alan Hamilton Joyce Latimer Joan Morrison Janet and Ira Schwartz Nancy Walker Raye and Phil Handler Wade Lee Susan and Doug Murphy William Shaheen Sara and Bob Walker Sally and Steve Harbison Loretta Lepore and Earl Casey Deana Nelson Susan and Jim Shepherd Suzanne and Merle Wallis Caroline and Jack Hardin Kristen Lewis Susan and Mike Nevel Libba and Bill Shortridge Mary Louise and Greg Ward Laura and John Hardman Suzanne and Chris Litrel Northwoods Montessori, Inc. Betsy and Rick Siegel Florence Watts Denise Harrell Michele and Michael Little Irene and Jim Nowicki Ben Sims Anthony Weaver Nancy and Don Harrelson Claudia and Alex Livingston Tony O’Connor Jane and Dan Skinner Marguerite and Marshall Wellborn Elizabeth and Joe Harris Martha Logan Ben O’Dell Ann Smith Ruth and Charles Wellborn Shawna and Jim Harris Karen Long Cynthia Odom Dawn Smith Karen and Chuck Wharton Sara Harris Julia Lundstrem Timothy O’Donnell Early and Bill Smith Joe White Laura and Brian Henry Cindy and William Mallard Lynn and Galen Oelkers Kathryn and Frasier Smith Max Widmer Ellen and Gary Henschen Ken Marcus Katie and Neil Olson Kathy and Kevin Smith Anne and Brice Williams Amie and Fred Herbert The Maribill Foundation Incorporated Helen and Donald O’Shea

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Bruce Williams Donna and Stan Sands Silver Bronze Kim and Greg Marks Kaki Williams Betsy and Mark West Atlantic American Corporation Shelby and Dick Bryant Kim and Bob McEver Kiki Wilson BlueCross BlueShield Carol Goodman Julie and John McIntyre Gold Lauren and Robert Winborne of South Carolina Jinny and Michael Keough Susan and Bob Mills Betsy and Scott Akers Lou Winship Kit and David Bowlin Eileen and Chris Millard Nida and Todd Mudd Jennifer and Tom Bell Judy and Raymond Woody Nancy and Doug Bryant and Beth and David Park Northwestern Benefit Corporation BNY Mellon Wealth Management Sherry and Billy Wren Sherlock’s Wine Merchant Shayla and Chip Rumely Craig Norton Donna and Chip Davidson Marguerite York CBRE Harrison and Brennan Spry Lisa and Charlie Ogburn Duvall and Rex Fuqua Doug Ziedonis Crawford Investment Counsel Summit Investors, LLC Susan Patton Lorre and George Gaudiosi Amy and John Zolkowski Nan and Ed Easterlin Mary and Tom Watson Cathy and Bob Peterson Anne and Berny Gray Emory Department of Christine and Bill Ragland Rand and Seth Hagen Patron Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Becky and Mark Riley BENEFITS OF LAUGHTER 2018 Holder Construction Joanna and Al Adams Connie and Pat Esser Tricia and Maurice Rosenbaum Event Chairs IBERIABANK Virginia Apperson Georgia Natural Gas Peggy and John Shepard Donna and Stan Sands Beth and Don Inman Wendy and Neal Aronson Gray Television, Inc. Becca and Clyde Shepherd Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) Olivia and John Barge Patron Committee Chairs Greenberg Traurig, LLP Caryl and Ken Smith Jane and Clay Jackson Libby and Brooks Barge Mary and Tom Watson Homrich Berg Wealth Management Lisa and David Songy Jet Linx Susan M. Boyd Corporate Committee Chair Ironwood Insurance Services, LLC Leah and Mike Sumner Kayne Anderson Capital Kim and Steve Boyd Robert Wynne Edwina and Tom Johnson Irene and Joe Terrell Advisors, L.P. Lisa and William Bridges Mary and Neil Johnson Cathy and Ken Thrasher Leadership Amy and Nevin Kreisler Boog and Sam Candler JPMorgan Chase Bank June and Michael Tompkins Cox Enterprises Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Aimee and Tom Chubb The Laughing Skull Lounge Olivia and Zach Wall Isdell Family Foundation Masters Capital Management, LLC Amy and Cecil Conlee Jackie and Tony Montag Susan and Glenn Warren MONTAG Trish and Josh Coughlin Diamond Doris and Jeff Muir Brooke and Winston Weinmann Karen and Richard Parker Ann and Dave Culley Delta Air Lines NAI Brannen Goddard, LLC Ruth and Charles Wellborn Patty and Doug Reid Jenifer and Mike Dobbs New South Construction Leslie and David Wierman Platinum Renasant Bank Vivian and Sam DuBose PNC Windham Brannon Anonymous Andrea and Tim Rollins Beth and Thad Ellis Printpack Lu and James Worrell Atlanta Fine Homes | Shaifer Capital Eversheds Sutherland PwC Yates Insurance Agency Sotheby’s International Realty Eloise and Steve Shepherd Dee and Ross George Russell Reynolds Associates J.B. Fuqua Foundation Wells Fargo Mary Gill and Dennis Kruszewski Friends Linda and Hank Harris Atlanta Property Group, LLC Catie and Michael Hart Carrie and Andy Beskin Emily and Bob Herndon Center Point Properties Meg Heyer Susan and Dan Faulk Wally and Tommy Hills Joe Gebbia, Mayor Pro Tem, Anne Hux City of Brookhaven Suci and Hardie Jackson Elizabeth and Sheffield Hale Nancy and Wayne Jackson Karen and Peter H’Doubler Lou Brown Jewell Julia and Bayne Hill Kim and Scott Kingsfield Kathy and Richard Lee Carrie and Whit Lanier Janet and Grant T. Stein Loretta Lepore and Earl Casey Ann and Sheldon Taylor Deborah and William Liss Leigh and Tim Walsh Frances and Robin Loudermilk Maryanne and William Winchester Beth Culp Love

(L) Karen and Richard Parker; (R) Michael Bishop, Whit and Carrie Lanier, Shane Thomas 14 (L) Mary Frances Garrett, Christine Ragland, Michelle Sullivan; (Center left) Greg and Kim Marks; (Center right) Beth Park, Kim Boyd, Lorri Leonaitis; (R) Jeff Sprecher and Kelly Loeffler

Invest in Recovery SOUTHERN SHINDIG 2018 Gifts in Kind and Special Thanks Southern Ground Silver Sponsors Julie and Randy Bassett Event Chairs ASW Distillery Southwest Anna Paré, M.D. – Lola and Charlie Battle Maddie and Connor Davidson Alison Blue Susane Bozeman Dermatology Consultants Marianne Betancourt and Morgan and Mike DiOrio Allie Hendee The Daily VEININNOVATIONS Doug Hillhouse Annie Griffith The Fifth Group Auction Chairs Silver Patrons Ashley and Bill Bollwerk Bark ATL The St. Regis Farley Sirockman Nan Easterlin Linda Booth Bellemonde Tom Blakely India Waters Duvall Fuqua Wendy and Marc Bosworth Center for Puppetry Arts Treacy Shaw Suci Jackson Mary and John Brock Chick-fil-A Tyler Picard Platinum Sponsor Kim Marks Tammie and Mike Brown Delta Air Lines Vesta Movement The Brookdale Group Sue McKinley Jan and Gene Burleson Donna and Chip Davidson Vidanta Karen Parker Liza and David Clifton Gold Sponsors Duane Rapson Wagging Tails Atlanta Caroline Tucker Margaret and Dallas Denny Printpack Fox Theatre Westside Yoga Shannon and David Floyd Sands Family Charitable Fund Haley Price Zoo Atlanta Table Hosts Jennifer and David Foster Weathington, McGrew, P.C. High Museum of Art Elizabeth Cleveland Audrey and Dan Frey India Waters Diana Conway Silver Sponsors ASSOCIATES LUNCHEON 2018 Stacy and Bill Gryboski Jessica Bennett Photography Kathy Cotney Freddie Akers, Jr. Associates President: Susan and Jim Hannan John Hobart Donna Davidson Carlock, Copeland & Stair, LLP Sue McKinley Penney and Jackson Hill K. Bailey Jewelry Vivian DuBose Chicken Salad Chick Associates Vice President: Suzanne and Michael Masters Kenson Interiors Cindy Ferguson Eagle Merchant Partners Suci Jackson Wendy and Pete Peterson Mary Stuart and Joel Iverson Kimbrell & Andrew Teegarden Mary Frances Garrett Gold Sponsors Propulsion Squared, LLC On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina Local Three Kitchen and Bar Kathy Ghirardini Atlanta Fine Homes | Sotheby’s Kay and Ron Quigley STEMTutorScott.com Mary Stuart and Joel Iverson Freddy and Gregg Goldenberg Rivercrest Properties Matt Spaulding International Realty Family Foundation Adrian and John Robinson Bronze Sponsors Molly Burch BrandBank Jennifer Hayes Carol Rowland Atlanta Seed Company Onward Reserve IBERIABANK Tish Inman Eileen and Greg Seitz Catherine and TJ Callaway PlateSculpt Beth Inman Gold Patrons Libby and Brooks Barge Nancy Izlar Caryl and Ken Smith Sally King Benedict Cara Isdell Lee Betts Love Margaret Joiner Paula and Andrew Surdykowski Scott King Fitness The Shaifer Family Liz & Chas Smithgall Valerie Love Leigh and Tim Walsh Sherlock’s Wine Merchant Betsy West Roy Wood Jr. Kimbrell & Andrew Teegarden Sid Mashburn Melissa Lowe Caroline & Bill Weimar Tricia Nalle

15 2018 Skyland Trail Donors (continued)

Becky Riley Shelby Gutenberger Alice Nolen Louise Stowers ASSOCIATES FUND Tricia Rosenbaum Kathleen Harrison Lisa Ogburn Marie Stribling DONATIONS 2018 Carolyn Shiverick Patty Hatcher Valerie O’Neal Dunwreath Swanson Gayle Alston Nola Stull Meg Heyer Molly Osborne Cheryl Sykes Wendy Aronson Michelle Sullivan Julia Hill Molly Pastor Michelle Thomas Cyndae Arrendale Mary Watson Keisha Hines Kimberly Patton Mary Bridget Thurman Elizabeth Ausband Mary Weathington Melanie Hong Dana Patton Ann Viehman Tami Ayres Leslie Wierman Beth Inman Edie Poplin Debbie Wagner Deborah Bald Helen Izlar Jen Puricelli Deborah Walker Alice Ann Battle Donors Joan Johnston Jeanmarie Quarterman Jan Wallace Lindsay Bender Elizabeth Ausband Johnetta Kearns Lib Quirk Caroline Weimar Lisa Bridges Tami Ayres Kim Lape Lindsey Reissig Lesley Wheeler Nancy Bryant Karen Bailey Jessica Levenson Denise Rezek Janice Wilmer Marion Bunker Deborah Bald Lori Levey Melody Rounsaville Jennifer Wilson Cary Calhoun Helen Ballard Catherine Lindauer Rhonda Rowland Dina Woodruff Susan Callaway Ellie Bloom Carolyn Llorens Shayla Rumely Cynthia Ziegler Elizabeth Cleveland Margo Boden Margaret Long Ruth Schaefer Mary Virginia Coffman Michele Boushka Gifts in Kind and Special Thanks Betts Love Rebecca Settles Paige Coker Claire Bowen Anna Paré, M.D. – Susan Luciani Laura Seydel Julie Collins Kit Bowlin Dermatology Consultants, P.C. Ann Mashburn Miyuki Sheppard Kathy Cotney Cary Calhoun Cindy Ensor Designs Bonnie Meshad Shanna Smith Ann Culley Nancy Caswell Graceful Tables Eileen Millard Lisa Smith Donna Davidson Julie Collins Huff Harrington Lorraine Miller Hampty Smith Charlene DeBorde Elizabeth Doran Laura Pearce Ltd. Jean Mori Laura Smith Deanna Dooley Nancy Faux Neiman Marcus Maripat Newington Lee Sobel Nan Easterlin Frazer Fiveash VEININNOVATIONS Susanne Nicholas Mary Kelly Speed Cindy Ferguson Dallie Gaskin Willow Green Michele Nichols Elizabeth Spiegel Frazer Fiveash Lou Glenn Woo Skincare + Cosmetics Maria Noble Harrison Spry

(L) Connie and Pat Esser; (Center) Karen H’Doubler, Betsy West, Mary Johnson, Lorri McClain ; (R) Caroline Westphal, Cindy Ferguson, Sue McKinley 16 Jennifer Fowler Denise Mitchell We are honored to be involved with Skyland Trail. It is a critically important organization Duvall Fuqua Kate Monk to our Atlanta community as well as nationwide. It is an organization that is very close to our Carol Gellerstedt Elizabeth Nadal Nancy Glenn Tricia Nalle hearts and one that we will forever support. From the caring and competent staff to the Elizabeth Glenn Marian Nesmith thoughtful and effective leadership to the cutting edge treatment and post-treatment care, Georgina Goldsmith Maripat Newington Skyland Trail is the gold standard for mental health care. Carol Goodman Alice Nolen Caroline Greatrex Beth Park – Harrison Spry, Skyland Trail Advisory Board Elizabeth Hale Karen Parker Linda Harris Molly Pastor Amie Herbert Dana Patton Meg Heyer Edie Poplin HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS Donna Daveau Mike Luke Fran Hill Elizabeth Pritchard Ellen Thomas Beth and Harry Moore Gifts in Memory Julia Hill Janet Quirk Frances Davis Billy Mallard Melanie Hong Patty Reid John R. Alexander Karen and Richard Parker Cindy and William Mallard Kristin Howard Denise Rezek Amie and Fred Herbert IBERIABANK Becky Riley Mike Edwards Christopher C. Miller Britney Barge Maggie Inman Marcia Robinson Kelley Peace Lorraine Miller Beth Finnerty and David Martin Tish Inman Andrea Rollins First NY William R. Finnerty Niels Nicholas Helen Izlar Jodi Schoborg Tiffanie and Craig Gorman Marge Finnerty Christopher Barsky Suci Jackson Rebecca Settles Wally and Tommy Hills Brooke and Robert Blasberg Katherine Johnson Becca Shepperd Brian Gager Catherine and Bruce Williams Nancy and Jack Calhoun Ellen Jones Miyuki Sheppard Lucy Vance Cherokee Women’s Tennis Jennifer Kahn Carolyn Shiverick Sam Begner Pedro J. Garcia Association Carter Kay Shanna Smith Jody and Harry Kuniansky William J. Klopstock Lori Falcon Johnetta Kearns Lisa Smith James Best Jan and John Featherston Frances Kerr Liz Smithgall Sam Glidewell Debbie and Keith Anderson Deanna Furry Catherine Kraft Mary Kelly Speed Sarah Glidewell Collins Elaine Mateo Raye and Phil Handler Amy Kreisler Elizabeth Spiegel Matthew McKenna Patsy Ann Harrison Craig Jones Carrie Lanier Louise Stowers Northwoods Montessori, Inc. Darling Ingredients Inc. Stephen Keaveney Kim Lape Katherine Strickland Diane Seale Foodmate Scott Martin Liz Lauer Dunwreath Swanson William Shaheen Frost, PLLC Lorri and Forrest McClain Jessica Levenson Georgia Thompson Jennifer Stark-Blumenthal Carole and Larry Hooks McElderry & Associates LLC Catherine Lindauer Mary Bridget Thurman Cindy and Van Price Paula and Roger Murray Margaret Long Diana Tipton Oliver Bolger Sheri and Valdon Smith James Nicholas Valerie Love Caroline Tucker Karen Long US Poultry Jane and Jack Nichols Betts Love Ann Viehman Marvin S. Bowen Wesley Woods Senior Living, Inc. Beth and David Park Anne Marino Olivia Wall Nancy and Carl Bowen William Petit Kim Marks Mary Watson Marzena Holly Jean and Robert Cochoy Ryan Pross Courtney Martin Jay Weber Beth and Harry Moore Beth Rousseau Kim McCollam Besty West Kenny Bowes Irene and Jim Nowicki Kirk Sackett Sue McKinley Janice Wilmer Ann and Seth Davies Will Hudson Karen and John Schuerholz Eileen Millard Sally Woodall Marion O. Bunker Kate and Michael Monk Mark Shiels Lorraine Miller Dina Woodruff Bob Bunker Duncan Kaulbach Helen Shingler Martha and George Kaulbach Krist Ann and James Voyles

17 2018 Skyland Trail Donors (continued)

Laveine Francis Noble David West Diana Conway and Nancy Izlar Duvall and Rex Fuqua Claire and Glen Jackson, Jane and Beth Finnerty and David Martin Suzanne and Craig Stone Deborah and Michael Bald Lynn and Galen Oelkers Clay Jackson, and Doug Jackson Cary and Charles Calhoun Cynthia and Michael Reid Susan and Phil Greene William A. Parker Marjorie and Charles West Louise and Mark Stowers Becky and Courts Cooledge Bettie Patterson Melissa Gault Suci Jackson Vivian and Sam DuBose Ed Craighead, PhD, ABPP Mary Geneser-Gault Elizabeth and Andy Ausband Jo and Allison Williams Nancy and Carl Quin Mary and John Brock Nan and Ed Easterlin Marguerite York Lorre and George Gaudiosi Brooke and Winston Weinmann Julie and Charlie Hill Langdon C. Quin, Jr. Julia and Randy Bassett Mark Wynne Gail Roddey Lethea and Doug Mitchell Shelly Danser Linda Booth Susan and Jim Shepherd Becca and Clyde Shepherd Debbie and Dan Mazur Ellen and Greg Seitz Michael Rawlings Carolyn and Bill Shiverick Maryland and Don McCarty Robert Gosney Gifts in Honor Kathy Ghirardini Lou Brown Jewell Donna Davidson Kathleen and Michael Harrison Gladys Super Elizabeth Alexander Nancy Walker Tami and Steve Ayres Ellen Thomas Mary Hull and Sandy Frazier Terry Golden Melanie and Howard Hong Jenny Allen Johnson Maryland and Don McCarty Ellen and Jack Holland Andy Tarrant Dunwreath and Charles Swanson Claudia deMayo Ben Sims Charlotte, Houston, and Mark Baker Rand Hagen Debbie and Paul Anderson Tom Johnson Anonymous Lou and Tom Glenn Talfort Thompson Judy and Lester Miller Morgan and Mike DiOrio Alice and Russell Morris Liz Blake Jenn Hayes Anonymous Ryan Konopka Deen and Jim Sanders Dorian Denburg Molly Osborne Ginny and Mark Konopka Joy Zaidan Katie Dozier Camille Brannon Stephanie Henderson Margaret and Dallas Denny Ray Kotwicki John Turman Sally and Ross Singletary Sally and Ross Singletary Ellen and Gary Henschen Lola and Charlie Battle Vivian Dubose Nancy and Doug Bryant Meg Heyer Penny and Billy Peebles John Smith Nancy and Lee Caswell Margaret Denny Richard Berman Janet and Ira Schwartz Maria Noble Katherine Wellons Brooke and Winston Weinmann Nancy Caswell Homrich Berg (Andy Berg and Maida and Baxter Evans Nan and Ed Easterlin Dunwreath and Charles Swanson Jamie Ruff) Cara Isdell Lee and Zak Lee Julie and Todd Collins Michael Wellons Jr. Mariana Betancourt and Jennifer Foster Brian Cindrich Jackson Hill James Dorsey Doug Hillhouse Deborah and Mike Cindrich Denise and Chris Rezek Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Maida and Baxter Evans Dawn Smith Ben Hunter Lynda and Don Loeffler Donald Flanders Elizabeth Cleveland Brooke and Winston Weinmann Robert Gosney Elizabeth Doran Maleah and Darquese Edwards Kendalee Marcus Christopher Meidl Ashia Edwards-Moreno Lisette Infante Ken Marcus Chris Cline Jane and Dan Skinner Mary Hull and Sandy Frazier Deana Nelson Rachel Ehrlich Kim Marks Mary and John Waite Teri and Seth Ehrlich Beth Inman Carolyn and Hector Llorens Susanne and John Nicholas Molly Pastor Beth Finnerty Deborah Walker Carolyn and Bill Shiverick Marge Finnerty Skyland Trail transforms lives, and that is why I give my time Lou and Tom Glenn Betty Ann Inman Sue McKinley and donations to this wonderful place. With more and more people Brooke and Winston Weinmann Leigh and Tim Walsh Beth and Garry Schaefer facing mental health challenges every day, we are fortunate to have Howard and Miyuki Sheppard Helene Fischer and Nancy Fischer Helen Izlar and Caroline Tucker Diana and Mark Tipton Skyland Trail, a leader in the mental health field, right here in Atlanta. Matthew and Teresa Fischer Helen Ballard At Skyland, the whole person is addressed - their mental, physical Ann and Bill Viehman Debbie and Craig Wagner and emotional health. This enables people to adapt and cope Jan Wallace successfully in their lives outside of Skyland. And, Skyland Trail tracks outcomes, a rarity in the field, and their record is truly impressive.

– Patty Reid, Skyland Trail Board of Directors 18 (L) Sumner and Wes Bradshaw; (Center) Connor and Maddie Davidson, Morgan and Mike DiOrio; (R) David and Kit Bowlin

Katherine McQueary Jorge Padilla Patterson Settles Michelle Sullivan Betsy and Mark West Johanna Roziewski Helen and Paul Izlar Rebecca and David Settles Nancy and Geoff Faux Meg Heyer Kim and Tom Lape Clay and Clayton Jackson Jennifer Millkey Anna Paré Beth Shaifer Melody Rounsaville Bettie Patterson Jean and Bill Millkey Julie and Charlie Hill Ivy Garden Club Mary Bridget and Greg Thurman Laura and Rutherford Seydel Sonia Mize Karen and Richard Parker Carolyn Shiverick Carrie Taylor Katherine Treadway White Sally and Ross Singletary Becky and Courts Cooledge Molly Osborne Sally and Ross Singletary Rebecca and Bruce Treadway Gayle and David Demarest Annahita Modirrousta Libba Shortridge Elizabeth and Neal Quirk Diana and Mark Tipton Leslie Wierman Amy and Mostafa Modirrousta Virginia and Bond Almand Laura and Charlie Smith, III Betty and Jean Mori Jessica and Ryan Levenson Cherokee Garden Club Jackie Montag Alice and Richard Nolen Jen and Tom Puricelli Jane Douglas Reynolds Helen and Jeff Herbert Laura and John Hardman Wendy and Pete Petersen Sally and Ross Singletary Mimi Woodruff Ellen and Jack Holland Farley Sirockman Rivercrest Properties Sally and Ross Singletary Alex Richards Julie and David Vickers Celine and Wade Stribling Ned Montag Sherri and Frank Richards Robby Wynne Susan Glover Skyland Trail Staff Caroline Tucker Betty Jo and Andy Currie Becky Riley Susan and Ronald Determann Sally and Mike Masters Patricia Nalle Julie and Charles Bowen Dunwreath and Charles Swanson Lesley and James Wheeler Jack Smith Patty and Jim Hatcher ENDOWMENT GIFTS Ann Smith India Waters Kim Nalley Lisa and Charles Ogburn Patty and Jim Hatcher Allison Williams Financial Aid Katie Bronstein Hampty and David Smith Thomas Spry Julia and Bayne Hill Endowed Fund Harrison and Brennan Spry Janine and Michael Nell Kathryn Roberts Lisa and Charles Ogburn Nancy and Ted Spetnagel Beshara Real Estate Team Sally and Ross Singletary Nola Stull Julia Zellars Financial Aid Fund Elizabeth and Andy Ausband Tommy C. Weigle Gary Nelson Tricia Rosenbaum Sarah Cushing Hugh M. Inman Foundation Jessica and Ryan Levenson Lindsey and Cole Reissig Shayla and Chip Rumely Jen and Tom Puricelli Brooke Weinmann Mark Olson Stan Sands Mary Virginia and Peter Coffman Katie and Neil Olson Michael S. Brown

19 Capital Campaign Complete, Construction Begins

Significant progress was made in 2018 toward the Construction on the campus in Chamblee is progress- THE ADOLESCENT CAMPUS WILL BE NAMED construction of a new campus for adolescents and the ing and on schedule. Renovations are underway on THE J. REX FUQUA CAMPUS development of a residential treatment program for an existing 30,000 sq. ft., two story office building, IN RECOGNITION OF THE LEADERSHIP teens ages 14 to 17. which will become the Rollins Family Clinical Building. AND GENEROSITY OF REX FUQUA. The Building Resilience, Changing Lives campaign was The renovated building will include: completed in April 2018, which raised $21.4 million for Outdoor spaces will include a sports pavilion, an • individual and group therapy rooms campus construction, initial operations, and financial outdoor dining terrace, and the Cox Courtyard. aid seed funding. A ceremonial groundbreaking took • art and music therapy rooms place in May 2018, and construction officially began • meditation room Key staff, including a child and adolescent psychi- in September. • a media center and tutoring rooms atrist and a vice president for adolescent clinical • a fitness studio services, have committed to join the Skyland Trail In fall 2018, Skyland Trail announced that the adoles- team in spring 2019. cent campus would be named the J. Rex Fuqua • a commercial grade kitchen and dining hall Campus in recognition of the leadership and generosity • offices for clinical and administrative staff The adolescent program at the J. Rex Fuqua Campus is scheduled to open to teens and their families in fall of long-time board member and supporter Rex Fuqua. A second two-story building, the Glenn Family 2019 and will serve 350 annually at full capacity. This Residence Hall, will be constructed adjacent to the campus and program are made possible through the clinical building. It will include 26 private patient rooms generosity of Skyland Trail donors and the Atlanta as well as a common living area, family room, kitchen philanthropic community. and dining areas, and nurses’ station.

APRIL 2017 JUNE 2017 JULY 2017 APRIL 2018 MAY 2018 SEPTEMBER 2018 FALL 2019 Board approval First gift to Property $20M Groundbreaking Construction Anticipated of project campaign: $3M purchased raised ceremony begins grand opening

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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

Campaign Chairs

Rex Fuqua Rand Glenn Hagen Tom Johnson

Committee Members 2 3 4 Joanna Adams Tom Bell IMAGES: 1 Mark West, Richard Parker, Tom Johnson, Clay Jackson 2 Carrie Lanier, Mary Watson, Rand Glenn Hagen, Cindy Ferguson 3 Susan and Jim Hannan 4 Tom Johnson, Dorothy Jordan, Rand Glenn Hagen, Duvall Fuqua Beth Finnerty, Rex Fuqua, Richard Parker Below: Beth Holder, Mark West, Rev. Joanna Adams, John Brock, Susan Hannan, Jim Hannan, Tom Glenn, Rand Glenn Hagen, Lou Glenn, Amy Rollins Kreisler, Rex Fuqua, Allison Hill, JD, PhD Duvall Fuqua, Jennie Blake, Margie Wynne (Photos by Lee Patterson) Jim Howard Billy Huger Clay Jackson Amy Rollins Kreisler Melissa Lowe Lorri McClain Ned Montag Colleen Nunn Richard Parker Nina Schwartz

21 LEADERS PACESETTERS FRIENDS Gifts of $100,000-$249,999 Gifts of $10,000-$49,999 Gifts of $9,999 and below The Coca-Cola Foundation Rev. Dr. Joanna Adams Virginia Apperson The DeAngelo Family and Alfred Adams III Liz and Frank Blake Duvall and Rex Fuqua Yum and Ross Arnold Chris Cline and Ron Rezendes Jane and Clay Jackson Libby and Brooks Barge Jackie and John Coleman Amy and Nevin Kreisler The Blanche Lipscomb Foundation Beth Finnerty and David Martin Kelly Loeffler and Jeffrey Sprecher Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation Molly and Henry Froelich Skyland Trail Associates The Chandler Family Foundation Isabel Fuqua Griff and Charles Smithgall Annelly Deets Shearon and Taylor Glover Tull Charitable Foundation Cindy and John Ferguson Glover and Davis, P.A. FOUNDERS Cindy and Bill Fowler Julia and Eli Green Visionary Founders The Fraser-Parker Foundation Rand and Seth Hagen BENEFACTORS Gifts of $3,000,000 or more Bernard and Anne Howell Gray The Dot and Lam Hardman The Realan Foundation Gifts of $50,000-$99,999 Advised Fund Family Foundation Robert W. Woodruff Foundation Anonymous Dana Halberg and Larry Pless Hills Family Foundation Muffett and Richard Arroll Leadership Founders The John H. and Wilhemina D. Harland The Home Depot Foundation Amy and Cecil Conlee Gifts of $1,000,000-$2,999,999 Charitable Foundation Felicia and Billy Huger Allison and Ben Hill Anonymous (2) Kristin and Jim Howard Abby and John Irby Humann Family Foundation The James M. Cox Foundation The Hugh M. Inman Foundation Barbara and Bruce Irvine Patty and Doug Reid The Wilbur & Hilda Glenn Family Mary and Neil Johnson Courtney and Kyle Jenks SunTrust Trusteed Foundations: Foundation Betts Culp Love Dorothy Jordan and Tom Grathwohl Nell Warren Elkin and The O. Wayne Rollins Foundation Melissa and Chris Lowe The Lookout Foundation William Simpson Elkin Foundation The West Foundation Kim and Greg Marks Gary D. Matthews Turner Judy and Lester Miller Jane and Bill McDonald Sustaining Founders Jackie and Tony Montag Lorraine Miller Gifts of $250,000 - $999,999 Andrea and Ned Montag Denise and Jay Mitchell Anonymous The Colleen and Sam Nunn Doris and Jeff Muir Jennifer and Thomas Bell Family Foundation Karen and Clay Rolader Family Foundation Karen and Richard Parker Nina and Bill Schwartz Mary and John Brock Johannah and David Plyler Michelle and Steve Sullivan Susan and Jim Hannan Sally and Ross Singletary Richard Thompson Beth and Tommy Holder Diana and Mark Tipton Lucy Vance Edwina and Tom Johnson June and Michael Tompkins Sara and Bob Walker The Palumbo Family Charitable Fund Vasser Woolley Foundation Brooke and Winston Weinmann David, Helen and Marian Woodward Fund Blanton C. Winship The Wink and Mark Wynne Fund Tyler and Robby Wynne Yancey Bros. Co. Studie and Zach Young Donor listing includes gifts received through December 31, 2018.

22 2018 Financial Highlights

REVENUE EXPENSES

Revenue Breakdown of Sources of Direct Program Expenses Distribution of Financial Aid Program Revenue Charitable Donations by Program

55%  Program Revenue 66%  Residential Treatment 51%  Individuals 37%  Day Treatment 84%  Residential Treatment 30%  Restricted Revenue- 17%  Day Services 45%  Foundations 36%  Residential Treatment 10%  Day Services Capital Campaign 11%  Physician Services 4%  Corporate & Business 12%  Physician Services 5%  Independence Counseling 9%  Unrestricted Revenue & Family Therapy & Family Therapy <1%  Vocational Services 5%  Restricted Revenue- 4%  Independence Coaching 4%  LEAP <1%  LEAP Non-Capital Campaign 2%  Primary Care 4%  Vocational Services <1%  LEAP 3%  Primary Care <1%  Vocational Services 2%  Independence Coaching 2%  Other

23 Volunteer Leadership

BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Richard Parker has made Richard Parker, Chair Charles Wellborn, Chair Charles B. Nemeroff, MD, PhD,Chair phenomenal contributions to the Michael Tompkins, Vice Chair Wendy Conrad Aronson University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine Skyland Trail community over the Clay Jackson, Treasurer Emily Bleke 2018 Kathleen Brady, MD, PhD Marjorie Wynne, Secretary Kit Bowlin past 20 years. He is a true believer Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Wes Bradshaw Rev. Joanna Adams in the importance of whole person Tracy Cahillane Barbara Coffey, MD Brooks Barge Nan Easterlin University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine health and integrated treatment Thomas D. Bell, Jr. Jennifer Fuqua Fowler Cindy Ferguson W. Edward Craighead, PhD and has invested his time and Alan Hamilton J. Rex Fuqua Emory University School of Medicine Hill Hardman leadership in helping us expand Bernard Gray Allison Hill, JD, PhD Philip D. Harvey, PhD programming in this area that Rand Glenn Hagen Keisha Hines University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine Dana Halberg will undoubtedly save lives. We Mary Johnson Thomas D. Hills Ned H. Kalin, MD Carrie Lanier thank Richard for his wisdom James Howard University of Wisconsin School of Medicine Cara Isdell Lee William E. Huger, III and Public Health and generosity. Loretta Lepore Don Inman Valerie Love Clinton D. Kilts, PhD – Beth Finnerty Amy Rollins Kreisler Kim Marks University of Arkansas – Medical Sciences Kelly Loeffler Colin McBurnette Psychiatric Research Institute Betts Love Liz Means Melissa Lowe Mark L. Rosenberg, MD, MPP Bob Mills Jay D. Mitchell The Task Force for Global Health-Retired Michael Mock Jackie Montag Alan F. Schatzberg, MD Andrea Montag Jeff Muir Carla Neal-Haley Stanford University School of Medicine Patty Reid Beth Park Douglas M. Ziedonis, MD, MPH Michelle Sullivan Christine Ragland Mark Tipton University of Massachusetts Medical School Becky Riley Bob Walker Tricia Rosenbaum Brooke Weinmann Daraka Satcher Robby Wynne Caryl Smith Charles Wellborn, Ty Smith Ex-Officio/Advisory Board Chair Lizeth Arizmendi Smithgall Harrison Spry EMERITUS DIRECTORS Andy Stull Vivian DuBose, Chair Paula Tkac Richard Bryant Mary Watson Cecil Conlee Leslie Wierman John Gordon Sue McKinley, Ex-Officio/Associates President Betty Ann Inman Diana Tipton, Ex-Officio/Past Associates President Beth Jones Mark C. West Blanton C. Winship

24 From negotiating with financial institutions Together we’re making a difference: to leading board discussions, Michael has used his great skill and foresight to advance our Very special thanks mission in incredibly meaningful ways. – Beth Finnerty

Richard After serving as Skyland the Changing Minds Campaign from 2013 to 2016 Michael WE ALSO THANK Parker Trail Board Chair from and helped raise more than $20 million for the Tompkins Michael Tompkins, 2016 through 2018, Richard Rollins Campus for young adults and the Glenn who stepped down Parker stepped down from Family Wellness Clinic. He recently served on the from the Board of the Board of Directors in December, after leadership cabinet and campaign committee for Directors in December after 16 years of board completing his term. Richard served in a board the Building Resilience, Changing Lives Campaign service. Michael has been an important part capacity at Skyland Trail for more than 20 years. and helped raise more than $21 million for the of Skyland Trail’s growth, serving as As part of his service, he participated in every J. Rex Fuqua Campus for adolescents. investment chair in 2008, building and committee, chaired the Advisory Board from 2001 grounds committee chair in 2013, finance To recognize Parker’s leadership, Skyland Trail to 2002, chaired the executive committee from committee chair from 2015 to 2017, and will plant the first tree in the Chairman’s Forest 2003 to 2013, and chaired Benefits of Laughter with executive committee chair from 2016 to 2018. in his honor, a gold rush dawn redwood tree. his wife, Karen, in 2001. He served as co-chair of

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