ANNUAL REPORT 2015 A message from Mazzoni Center President Jimmy RUiz, MD:

As I conclude my first year as President of Mazzoni’s Board of Directors, I am forefront of key developments, and continues to meet the evolving needs of incredibly grateful for the collaboration and support I’ve received from my our constituents. fellow board members and from everyone on the staff of the organization. From the expansion of HIV testing to seven days a week at our Washington In May we celebrated our 35th anniversary at the annual Elixir gala and West Project, the five-year anniversary of our adolescent drop-in program fundraising event. It was an opportunity to meet with longtime supporters at Mazzoni Center Family & Community Medicine, to the record-setting who helped build the foundation of the organization, as well as younger attendance at this year’s Philadelphia Trans Health Conference, Mazzoni people who testified to its continuing impact today. continues to lead the way when it comes to delivering key services and reaching the most vulnerable populations within our communities. Looking back on the critical role Mazzoni has played in Philadelphia’s LGBT community and in the public health landscape of the city over the years On behalf of the entire Board of Directors of Mazzoni Center, I would like to was a powerful experience for me and my colleagues on the board. I think thank everyone who helps make our work possible through your support. I speak for all of us when I say it reaffirmed our strong commitment to the We encourage you to stay engaged as we move toward the exciting next mission, and to ensuring that we have the resources and the vision to carry chapter of our history. it into the future.

The nation’s healthcare system has undergone dramatic changes in recent years, as has the legal and civil rights landscape for LGBT Americans. I am proud to see the many ways in which Mazzoni has manage to anticipate and Jimmy Ruiz, MD prepare for these changes, ensuring that the organization remains at the President, Board of Directors

(left to right) Mazzoni CEO Nurit Shein with PA Governor Our multidisciplinary trans care team, which includes medical providers, attorneys, case managers, Tom Wolf and Philadelphia Director of LGBT Affairs Helen therapists, outreach workers and professional development staff. “Nellie” Fitzpatrick at our Elixir celebration in May. A message from Mazzoni Center CEO Nurit Shein:

2015 has been a year of significant milestones. Mazzoni Center celebrated Today, Mazzoni Center employs 130 people. From PrEP to pediatric trans 35 years of serving Philadelphia’s LGBT community, and I marked my 20th care, we are pioneering in areas I could not have imagined back in 1995. year at its helm. Our successes have led to remarkable growth, and have pushed up against When I arrived in 1995, both the public health landscape and public the limits of our physical sites. Earlier this year we announced plans to perceptions of the LGBT community were considerably different than move to a new facility at Broad and Bainbridge streets in spring of 2017. they are today. It was the height of the AIDS epidemic and while we I am truly excited about this move, which will bring all our programs were focused on meeting the emergency needs of our community, we together under one roof, dramatically increase our capacity for primary faced external stigma and discrimination. At the same time, as the new care and behavioral-health services and make a strong statement about the Executive Director of Philadelphia Community Health Alternatives (as we importance of LGBT health in the city of Philadelphia. were known then) I was struggling with significant inherited debt, and an uncertain future. We could not have reached these milestones without the generosity of individuals and organizations that understand the importance of what Our strengths lay in the quality of our services and our dedicated staff we do, and have supported us over the years. We still have much work to — which at the time consisted of just 9 people. Fortunately for me, the accomplish - and we are grateful for your continued support as we work to organization also had a legacy of innovation and excellence, a history of build a healthier future for all. community support and tremendous volunteer participation.

What a difference a “few” years make! Over the years we have expanded our vision, incorporating new programs and services that address the holistic health and wellness needs of the broader community, taking into account the particular needs of distinct populations ranging from LGBT Nurit L. Shein, youth to trans women to seniors with HIV. CEO

remembering In October 2014 our city and community suffered always available to lend her voice where she could a tremendous loss. Gloria Casarez had served as make a difference. The advances she led for LGBT Philadelphia’s Director of LGBT Affairs since 2008, Philadelphians during her tenure in the City’s Office a role in which she worked tirelessly to bridge gaps of LGBT Affairs have made our city a standard- between the LGBT community and city leaders, and bearer for equality and human rights, and will represented Philadelphia and its LGBT efforts on surely stand among her greatest achievements. She local and national levels. Her untimely passing, after has shown us the spirit of activism that never quits, a long battle with cancer, left a void in our hearts. of vision that has no bounds, and of inclusion that Gloria Casarez has no walls. Gloria: we love you, we miss you, and (1971-2014) As a political advocate, a community activist, and a we promise to try and carry on the torch. human being Gloria was thoughtful, generous, and We believe that knowledgeable, culturally competent health care should be accessible to everyone.

Our walk-in HIV/STD testing site, the Washington West Project, expanded its operating hours at 1201 Locust Street and now offers free, rapid HIV testing and Mazzoni Center has experienced counseling seven days a week. significant growth in patient visits and patient population from FY2012-2015.

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Our staff at Mazzoni Center Family & Community Medicine provides a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for patients every day.

15000 Transgender care and services continue to see dramatic growth. We provided 487 biopsychosocial 10000 12,565 14,689 17,939 22,244 assessments this year, up 26% from 2014. We FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 worked with 1,089 Trans Adult Advocacy Total Patient Visits Seen FY2012-2015 clients - an increase of 80% in one year. We now have over 2,600 trans identified individuals in our care.

In FY2015 our counseling, Over the past 6 years Mazzoni testing and referral staff provided Center has seen a 72% increase over 8,560 HIV tests to in HIV testing. individuals in Philadelphia. Engaging and educating patients on the extraordinary potential of PrEP

It’s been three years since the Winn and our other clinicians to educate FDA approved PrEP (Pre-Exposure patients and ensure that those who Prophylaxis) for use by HIV-negative choose to take PrEP understand how individuals to prevent them from being it works, the risks and benefits of PrEP, infected with HIV. Truvada is the brand best practices for safer sex, as well as name of the pill that acts as “PrEP” by how to adhere to the regimen, in order to effectively preventing HIV infection in achieve the best health outcomes. an HIV-negative individual, when taken every day. PrEP is a way for people “We know that many men who have who don’t have HIV to take an active sex with men are reluctant to talk with role in preventing HIV infection . their provider about HIV risk,” Izzo says. “Unfortunately some providers Medical Director Robert J. Winn, MD (left) The number of patients This year researchers at Kaiser create a lot of shame surrounding the Permanente Medical Center in San patient’s sexuality or sexual practices. and Medical Case Manager John Izzo we see who have Francisco released the first ‘real world’ And there are some providers who chosen to start PrEP study on PrEP. They followed more wouldn’t understand the concept of The early concerns about PrEP – that it grew 260% this year, than 600 participants who take it daily prescribing antiretroviral medication would promote “reckless” promiscuity, to prevent the HIV virus. Ninety-nine to someone who is not infected with decreased condom use, and increases in from about 75 to 270. percent of the people they studied were HIV. Unfortunately this kind of stigma other sexually transmitted infections – men who have sex with men. After two or misconception can have a dramatic have proved unfounded. (This doesn’t account for and a half years, not a single person in impact on who learns about PrEP and people who may have the study had contracted HIV. who gets access to it.” At our practice, Winn explains, patients already been taking on PrEP are closely monitored, have “That’s zero HIV transmissions,” “I’ve had several patients tell me that frank discussions with their provider PrEP when they came to Mazzoni Medical Director Robert J. they had asked a non-Mazzoni provider about risk behaviors, and receive more our practice). Winn, MD says. “Put simply, that is an about PrEP, only to be told no,” Izzo says. routine screenings than they often had amazing result. It certainly doesn’t mean before PrEP. “And more importantly,” that PrEP is foolproof protection against Most private insurances and he said, “they are connected to a system being infected with HIV, but it seems to Pennsylvania Medicaid cover PrEP, but for treatment. I think in the end this be doing an incredibly effective job at without insurance the drug runs about will reduce STD rates in this population, keeping people negative.” $1,300 a month. That’s where Izzo’s including HIV.” expertise as a case manager becomes a That’s why our team at Mazzoni Center critical help for many patients. Having “As medical providers, our imperative Family & Community Medicine works specialized in PrEP for three years, he should be to educate and inform our to ensure that patients who are good helps patients access and navigate the patients, to listen to them without candidates for PrEP have plenty of manufacturer’s program that provides judgment, and to offer the most information about this option. Medical the drug to the uninsured at no cost. appropriate advice to help patients Case Manager John Izzo works with Dr. achieve the best possible health outcomes,” Winn says. “I’m very happy I had this discussion with Dr. Winn three years ago, “Given the remarkable effectiveness PrEP has shown, and the underlying goal and became one of the first handful of patients to start taking PrEP. I we all have of preventing HIV infection, continue to be tested regularly for HIV and am always negative. I’m this is a tool that all providers should be talking about with their patients who 75 270 so grateful to have access to this life-changing medication through may be at risk,” he adds. patients patients patients75 patients260 2014 2015 Mazzoni2014 Center.”2015 – John, a patient at Mazzoni Center Family & Community Medicine From homeless to hopeful: Helping People With HIV Rebuild Their Lives

Mazzoni Center established “Many of our clients

Philadelphia’s first HIV-specific housing are on dialysis, they’re iStockphoto program in 1989. It has evolved from living with COPD, they a residential site to a housing subsidy have other issues,” he One of our housing clients, “D,” describes program that contracts with private explains. “A significant the radical transformation that having landlords across the city. Over the percentage of our stable, affordable housing brought about years our staff has helped thousands clients are affected Our team of housing counselors. in her life. “I came to this program at of individuals and families living with by substance abuse age 30 with a high school education, a HIV access safe, affordable housing, and and emotional/mental health issues. “We walk them through getting utilities disability check and very little self- realize their goals of living healthy and Often they’re not in care.” set up, paying bills, making a budget. We esteem. My baby was 6 months old and I successful lives through the stability that make sure they’re enrolled in medical was scared and felt hopeless,” she says. Our housing team realized a major goal having a home of their own provides. case management,” Prusakowski says. D. had been living with HIV for five years this year, designing and introducing an and was homeless. “The reason clients are referred to us in Annual Housing Plan for each client “The biggest thing about the work plan is the first place is because they’re dealing to review and complete with their that it opens the door to those hard-to- with a lot of challenges,” Housing designated counselor. This multi- have conversations,” he says. “Affordable housing gave me the Manager Elijah Prusakowski says, section worksheet covers topics such as explaining that his team works together Retention in HIV Medical Care, Managing In addition to hearing great feedback tools I needed to build on.” with them on building the skills that Disease of Addiction, and Maintaining from clients, Prusakowski notes that a recent survey of the landlords we work will help them gain control over their an Optimal Level of Emotional Health - Mazzoni’s housing subsidy program “gave with garnered overwhelmingly positive circumstances, and ultimately rebuild and it requires clients to work with their me hope,” she explains. “Affordable responses (See below). their lives. counselor on establishing short-term housing gave me the tools I needed to goals, action items, and target dates, as Thanks to the program’s excellent build on. People tend to underestimate well as following up on their outcomes. “It’s important for clients to reputation, Mazzoni Center learned this the power of independence. By giving me my own house, my children their own Having a formal plan gives our housing summer that we will inherit an additional know that we’re not just here room, I started to see light in the world.” counselors a platform for learning about 65 housing slots through Philadelphia’s for housing, we’re also here to and addressing their individual needs. Office of Housing and Community Ten years later D. has earned her Depending on the situation, counselors Development for FY2016. This brings the associate’s degree in behavioral health assist with any other life issues.” can refer clients to Mazzoni’s food bank, total number of housing subsidies we from Community College of Philadelphia medical or mental health services, along manage to 164 - and means we’re adding and is pursuing a bachelor’s in social - Housing Manager Elijah Prusakowski with a host of other resources. another counselor to our team! work at Temple University, while working at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health. As her family has grown, she moved from a small apartment to a house “on a beautiful, family-oriented of landlords would enroll This year we surveyed 72 landlords engaged with our housing block in Northeast Philadelphia.” D. has additional properties for raised three children, and supported her 88% program participation in program; two-thirds of them responded, with outstanding results: the future oldest through graduation from Howard report “excellent” (and 31% University. “good”) customer services 63% from the housing program “I could have never done any of this without the constant support I receive are satisfied with the assistance from this program,” D. says, adding that 95% they receive in mediating Satisfied landlord/tenant issues she’s been successful “not just because I had a house, but because the program Landlords believed I was worth it.” report having good 100% relationships with their housing program tenants A broad spectrum of services for trans youth and their families

Erollment in our Elaine Dutton, LCSW, “Feelings of isolation and anxiety are among the biggest challenges for PACTS program Trans Services Manager grew 107% these families, so our monthly support groups, along with quarterly from FY2014 to FY2015. Serving trans and gender expansive social events, are a key component of the PACTS program.” minors has been woven into the fabric - Trans Clinical Services Coordinator Elaine Dutton, LSW. of Mazzoni services for many years, but it was just over two years ago that time. Harris says that’s part of what we formally launched the Pediatric & 68 patients in 2014 to more than 140 in or gender expansive. It helps the makes the group so meaningful for these Adolescent Comprehensive Transgender 2015, with no signs of slowing down. It pair maintain a close connection to families. Services, or PACTS program. offers a vital resource for youth and the families going through our PACTS families, many of whom have struggled program, and understand their evolving “I think it made the group feel even more Our staff recognized that providing to find information and support from needs and concerns. worthwhile because it really validated medical care was just one piece of the traditional health care providers, parents’ experience on an expertise puzzle for trans youth and their families. counselors and schools. “There’s a lot of excitement to having level, and made veteran parents have That’s why the PACTS program takes this peer support for parents, and seeing a venue where all their learning could a comprehensive and collaborative One Saturday each month Dutton how committed all of the parents were really be of value to others,” Harris says. approach drawing on the input and teams up with Allison Harris, LSW, to advocating and helping their kids of our Open Door Counseling staff to through transition,” Harris says. “If there’s a common theme to these expertise of multiple departments support groups, it’s love,” Dutton says. within Mazzoni Center - medical co-facilitate the monthly support group for PACTS parents. At the same time, There’s a broad range of experiences “We’re working with a really diverse providers, social workers, therapists, within the group - families who are group of families. What they all share is and legal staff. our staff collaborates with providers from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia just beginning the transition process, a commitment to their kids’ well-being. In its first full year of operation, the on separate groups for teens and for alongside others who have been living It makes the group experience quite program has seen dramatic growth, from younger children who identify as trans with a trans identified child for some powerful for everyone involved.”

Support for the whole family, in one place dysphoria to her mother, who decided Their initial meeting with nurse front desk staff at 809 Locust Street it was time to get help. practitioner Dane Menkin at our family who recognize and greet them, or the medical practice, left her feeling even providers taking time at each visit. “We went to talk with different better. “I thought, here is somebody providers about this,” Emma says, “and that listens to me, that understands me, “At our last appointment we spent about they were just not ready to deal with it. that understands why I’m so anxious,” 45 minutes with Dane,” Emma says. “I It’s one of the reasons we decided to Emma says. “He understands why it’s don’t know if there are many doctors move back to Philadelphia.” an emergency for me.” that can do that. It was important, we talked about a lot of things. He took all “We had done a ton of research and so “It was a huge relief,” she says. that time to make sure that we were on iStockphoto I had a list,” she explains. “CHOP and “Because usually going to the doctor the same page.” Mazzoni were the two names that were was not a good thing.” Emma Medina and her family were coming up.” Emma worried about the The two hours they spend talking with living in France last year, where they family being without insurance, but Over the months Emma has found our other families at our monthly support had relocated to spend time with her was relieved to learn that it wasn’t an PACTS program to be an invaluable groups has also been critical. “I think elderly father, after her mother had obstacle at Mazzoni Center. resource, not only for her but for both the support group is great for all these passed. Emma’s 11-year-old daughter, of her children (son Tom is 17 and parents,” she says. “And for the kids, to Nyr, was approaching puberty, and “The person I spoke with said: ‘Don’t attends the monthly teen support be able to have friends who are going to beginning to feel anxious about the worry about it. Come in for your group, along with his sister, Nyr, who’s back you up, it’s priceless.” physical changes taking place. Nyr had appointment and we’ll figure that out now 12). They appreciate the feeling expressed feelings of physical/gender later.’” of personal attention, whether it’s the Behavioral Health gets a boost from our new EMR system

FY2015 marked our first full year of using an Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system for scheduling, clinical notes and billing in behavioral health. The system gives us access to far richer data and reporting capabilities than we’ve had in the past, in areas ranging from demographic information to clinical activity. On the billing side, we’re now able to accurately track amounts received, anticipated payments, and the exact amount of free care provided in real time. And we can adjudicate claims much faster – which not only benefits our agency, but also helps clients to determine deductibles and coinsurance amounts far more quickly and accurately. Among our findings this year was that our program had a less than 4% no-show rate for scheduled appointments, which far exceeds typical rates for community mental health providers. We attribute this to several factors, Our Open Door Counseling and Behavioral Health team provides provide LGBTQ-affirming therapy that respects the uniqueness including: reminder calls issued of every individual seeking a satisfying and fulfilling life. through EMR system two days prior to an appointment; staff managing erratic services. In addition, this year our team focused on interventions that address attendance issues and closing cases What our clients say: in which the client is not committed to and manage trauma, since PTSD is a regular appointments; and a continued leading diagnosis among our clients. We “I went to my FIRST support group yesterday and I will be back high demand for our services. now offer EMDR, which is an evidence- based practice aimed at reducing every week I am able to!” On the programmatic side, individual, intensity of emotional response to couples, and family therapy and weekly stimulating triggers and helping to support groups make up the core of our relieve active symptoms. “This place saved my life, with drug and alcohol counseling. I am truly grateful for the help and support they gave me and I now have three years sober.”

u 37% clients identify as Trans “I have been going to my therapist since April and she has truly u 45% clients under 30 identify as Trans helped address my every concern and helped me blossom into the woman I always believed I was.” u 73% clients are under 40

u 26-30 age bracket is the largest utilizer at 24% “It was the only counseling that created positive results. I instantly u 14% of clients are HIV+ felt comfortable there. I was able to discuss issues with the counselor that I’ve never discussed with anyone.” Building Philly Youth Pride

Youth interns got hands-on experience working on a variety of projects.

Mazzoni Center presented Philly Partnering with Project HOME to provide safe Youth Pride, the city’s first-ever Pride celebration developed specifically for housing for LGBTQ youth young people on July 5, 2015. A series Youth homelessness is a significant problem in Philadelphia and around the of morning workshops was followed by an afternoon of outdoor festivities, U.S. Estimates are that a quarter of all homeless people are under 18, and that including live music and youth drag approximately 42 percent of those youth are LGBT identified. Last year more than performances. A committee of youth 50 percent of the 390 youth who accessed Mazzoni’s weekly-drop-in program were involved with Mazzoni program led and a style that matches their needs and homeless or unstably housed. Many have been thrown out by their families, others the planning on every aspect of the interests,” Education Manager Louie event, from programming to logistics to Ortiz explained, adding that “it allows have run away from abusive or dangerous situations, still others have aged out of the promotion, and even designed their own LGBTQ youth, who are often isolated in foster care system. logo. “This was an opportunity to let the their schools and communities, a chance youth develop their own celebration, to connect and socialize with peers from That’s why we were excited to partner with Project HOME this year on a pilot program and their expressions of Pride, in a space throughout the region.” aimed at providing long-term housing options for vulnerable youth in Philadelphia. Project HOME set aside 12 units for homeless youth aged 18 to 24, of which 6 units are designated for Mazzoni, in an apartment building they plan to open January 2016 at 810 Arch Street.

“I went through foster care, going from home to home, being on the streets, being in the shelters, I’ve been through it all.” - Naomi, 19, youth intern

To get them ready, in early 2015, we matched young people with internships at Mazzoni Center, where they were assigned to different staff teams and projects, including outreach for our health center, curriculum development for our education team, supporting staff at the Philadelphia Trans Health Conference, planning and promoting our Youth Pride Event, and much more.

By the summer, three of our four interns were employed and/or enrolled in school, which are requirements for the 810 Arch St building. Applications were due on September 1, 2015 and Mazzoni was able to submit a total of six youth who are currently homeless and/or unstably housed. Advancing LGBT legal rights through direct service and public policy work

with our Pediatric and Adolescent We continue to share our expertise on Comprehensive Trans Services program. LGBT legal issues through participation in Bar Association presentations, Malia Roe joined our staff as Office Continuing Legal Education for peers in Administrator this year, taking on much the field, LGBT competency workshops of the essential administrative work and for Human Resource professionals at providing valuable assistance to our the EEOC’s Technical Training Institute, rotating team of law student interns. and presentations at large events like A key area of policy advocacy this year Gender Spectrum East in Baltimore, the was our advocacy seeking insurance Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference, coverage for gender confirming care, and Philadelphia Family Pride’s annual including surgery. We engaged with “Family Matters” conference. the new governor’s administration to seek repeal of longstanding Medicaid Our legal staff is supported by student interns from area law schools. regulations categorically excluding coverage for such care. We also joined Thomas W. Ude, Jr. was named Director interests through collaborations with with other advocacy groups to urge that of Legal and Public Policy in September other LGBT organizations by providing Medicare, which no longer excludes 2014, bringing with him two decades coverage for surgery, will base coverage 491 amicus support in cases and on policy total client intakes in FY2015 of experience in the public, private reform that affects the LGBT community. determinations for the range of and nonprofit sectors, including seven treatments deemed medically necessary 41% - Name changes/ years as an attorney with Lambda Legal. Barrett Marshall, who has five years’ on individualized assessments, not identity documents He oversees the department’s direct tenure with the department, was categories of care. 18% - Family law service work, including: court cases; promoted to Supervising Attorney, 11% - Employment continuing to focus on representation of We also advised clients about the administrative agency discrimination 8% - Criminal justice our clients and engaging in community- additional avenues of redress available complaints; internal public and private to them in light of new directives from 7% - Health care access appeals from denials of insurance based work. Marshall frequently the federal government explaining that 4% - Advance planning coverage; and advising and counseling collaborates with colleagues across our agency, assisting patients and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act protects 5% - Other issues LGBT individuals and families on their against gender-based discrimination. legal rights. Ude is also leading our clients of case managers and Mazzoni’s 6% - Public accommodation efforts to advance community-level other programs, including families & housing

Promoting Health Care Access and Recognition for Transgender People

On June 4, 2015, the City of Philadelphia raised the Transgender Pride flag above City Hall for the first time in history. Hundreds turned out for the festive flag-raising ceremony, which was scheduled to coincide with the opening of our 14th Annual Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference. This year’s conference drew a record 4,500-plus attendees from around the U.S. and beyond to the Pennsylvania Convention Center over

three days, and featured a broad range of workshops -- from “Protecting Your Philadelphia’s Director of LGBT Affairs Family During Your Transition” to “Empowering Trans Older Adults to Protect Nellie Fitzpatrick (left) with Trans Care Their Rights,” and much more. Outreach Worker Deja Alvarez. Financials

Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total REVENUE AND OTHER SUPPORT Government Contracts $5,496,632 $ - $5,496,632 Fundraising* 748,996 627,579 1,376,575 Third Party Billing 5,431,299 - 5,431,299 Other Support 136,403 - 136,403 Subtotal 11,813,330 627,579 12,440,909 NET ASSETS RELEASED FROM RESTRICTIONS 546,096 (546,096) - Total Revenue and Other Support 12,359,426 81,483 12,440,909

EXPENSES Program Services 9,123,155 - 9,123,155 Support Services 2,919,872 - 2,919,872 Total Expenses 12,043,027 - 12,043,027

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 316,399 81,483 397,882 Net Assets - Beginning of Year 4,406,496 154,022 4,560,518

NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR $4,722,895 $235,505 $4,958,400

*Revenue detailed above includes $210,097 in in-kind donations and volunteer hours.

WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM? WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?

1% FUND RAISING OTHER INCOME ADMINISTRATION

MEDICAL SERVICES 11% 20% DEVELOPMENT GOVERNMENT 23% 4% 44% CONTRACTS THIRD PARTY 10% BEHAVIORAL BILLING 44% HEALTH 25% 18%

CARE SERVICES PREVENTION / EDUCATION and LEGAL SERVICES Individual, Foundation, and Corporation Donors

Mazzoni Center’s board members, employees, clients, patients, and volunteers gratefully acknowledge all of our generous individual, couple, family, corporation, organization, and foundation contributors for their generous support during Fiscal Year 2015. This list reflects our generous supporters for the period of July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.

$150,000 - $200,000 $5,000 - $6,999 $2,500 - $2,999 $1,000 - $1,249 $500 - $749 Anonymous Foundation Bank of America Charitable Cancer Treatment Centers of America Agio Brand Solutions LLC Keith Andreotta Foundation Chase Brexton Health Care Michele Angello, PhD Thomas Blucas $100,000 - $149,999 Dr. Ken Cirka Aramark Jeffrey Boles Best Value Products/Suddenly Fem Dechert, LLP Aria Systems, Inc. Anthony Cannon, MD AIDS United Brian Moss Design Field House and Pennsylvania 6 Berner, Klaw & Watson, LLP David Cermak Stephen Carlino and PHL Diversity Blaine Bonham and Rick Spitzborg Harrison Chizik $50,000 - $99,999 Tim Morea, MD Bristol Myers Squibb Employee Jesse Cohen Dennis Fee, DMD Independence Blue Cross Water Works Restaurant Giving Program Billy Collins Foundation EBE Events & Entertainment Robert Winn, MD and Christine Nicholas and Debbie Chaban Combined Federal Campaign Gerard Emery Caputo Winn Andrew Chirls and Jim Bulizzi Drexel ELearning, Inc. The Philadelphia Foundation CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP Thom Duffy Front Street Café $2,000 - $2,499 Alan and Darlene Cohn Early Night Out Recovery Program $25,000 - $49,999 Human Rights Campaign Foundation Jim Donovan Commonwealth Investment Barry Eichner Consulting AIDS Fund Philly Independence Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation Management Group, LLC Steve Elkin Jeffrey Farrell Layla and Luke Debevec Embassy Suites Cigna LinguiSearch, Inc. Joseph Gould John DiPietro and Richard Carbonaro Alexandra Ernst and Denise Cohen Woody’s Bar Maximus Foundation Hahnemann University Hospital Fenway Health Family Tree Clinic Media Copy George Horan and Guy Kirk Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Ruben Feliciano $20,000 - $24,999 Ingage Security Fineman, Krekstein & Harris Hon. Abbe Fletman and Jane Hinkle Philadelphia Gay News David Jefferys and Ronald Michael Fink Edward Foster Broadway Cares/ Dr. Kathy Rumer and Hayes, DMD Fox Rothschild, LLP Gross McGinley, LLP Equity Fights AIDS, Inc. Kerry DeAngelis Jerner & Palmer, P.C. Jane Kieser Hogan & Vandenberg, LLC Gill Foundation Kramer Portraits Shawn Leavitt Bob Holt Thomas Runkle Wayne Marquardt and Chris Tadeo Carrie Long Harvey Hurdle and Kevin Yoder David Hall and Joshua’s Nurit Shein and Sue Levi Elwell Samantha Fund of the Community Demosthenes Lymberopoulos Marcus and Lisa Iannozzi Catering Savills Studley Foundation of New Jersey and Joseph Rodriguez Keith Haring Foundation, Inc The W. W. Smith CharitableTrust Susan G. Komen Philadelphia Pennsylvania Real Estate Michael Lobianco Subaru of America Foundation Susan Moul Investment Trust (PREIT) Joe Lupo $15,000 - $19,999 Tech Soup Philadelphia FIGHT Sheila Peopples Keelee MacPhee Scott Conking and Tom Wall Ronald Powers Philadelphia Pet Hotel & Villas March Fifth Fund of The E. Rhodes and Leona B. Hon. Joseph Roberts and Henry Ng Resources for Human Philadelphia Foundation Carpenter Foundation Western Association of Ladies For Michael Soileau and Thomas Ude Development, Inc Craig McGlory Relief and Employment for the Poor Louis Thomas, PhD and Anthony Rodriguez, MD and John McGuirk $12,500 - $14,999 Christopher Meffe Michael Williams Perry Monastero and Estuardo Orozco Elite Island Resorts $3,000 - $4,999 Trans Justice Funding Project Loren S. Schechter, MD, FACS Marlene Mouttet Steven Vishio Jessica Slack and Domenic Gallelli Douglas Nightengale Philly AIDS Thrift John Alchin and Hal Marryatt Mark Blecher, MD and Lary Aasheim James Witek and Mark Pettegrow Strassheim Graphics Optimal Sport Health Club Walgreens The Prime Rib Restaurant Andrew Petruzelli and Jared Bairstow Boeing Employees Community Fund $1,500 - $1,999 Martin Varnedoe and Robert Colletti Thomas Phillips $10,000 - $12,499 Jimmy Ruiz, MD and Allen A. Stein Family Foundation, Inc. Eileen Wang, MD Philly Queer Brunch Matthew Capucini Anonymous Individual (2) West Tavern Noelle Sewell Mel Heifetz Ballard Spahr LLP Kemp B.B. Wills Tom Smith MAC AIDS Fund John Casavecchia and Jason Cox and Robert Schook Dana Spain AT&T Russell Harris Marla Gold, MD and Debra Brady $750 - $999 Adam Straga Delaware Valley Legacy Fund Rainbow Rollers Craig Blackman The Sullivan Company Green Tree Community Sellers Dorsey Foundation Blair Clinger Raul Valcarcel and Karl Flesch Health Foundation Bill Gorman Loretta and Andrew Sernekos John Cunningham, Jr. Francisco Vasquez-Harris Anonymous Kelly Harris The Philadelphia Center for Ty DeSouza Deborah Willig Independence Blue Cross, Inc. Transgender Surgery Howard Goldblatt Palette Fund Thorbecke Agency Risa Holland Philadelphia Bar Foundation Edward Mabrey Wolfstryker Leather, LLC Michael Lazenka Wells Fargo Foundation Dorothy Mann and Bill White Francesca Monastero PECO Energy Company $1,250 - $1,499 Robert Palumbo $7,000 - $9,999 Bittenbender Construction, LP Lauran and Sharon Schultz Robert Pompey Wilhelm Dingler and Shaun Smith Ira Sheres, DMD and Steve Sokoll United Way of Greater Anthony Verdi, PhD and David Huting SisterSpace Philadelphia and SNJ Mark Mainville Liberty Belle Invitational Joseph Snyder and Harold Millan Stonewall Kickball & Stonewall United Way of Delaware Karl Michelfelder Uomo Moderno Magazine Kathy Padilla Paul Yaros Sports Philadelphia Michael Weiss Perry Milou Studios GILEAD Sciences, Inc Michael Wolf, MD Christopher Pope and Matthew Bald $350 - $499 Leonore Carpenter and Joey Mudge Lesbian & Gay Community PFLAG - Philadelphia Tom Dibble 12th Street Gym Tiffany Palmer Alyssa Mutryn and Services Center Philadelphia Commission Dignity Philadelphia Christopher Altomare Howard Childs Shay Selden Katie Liederman on Human Relations Kurt Douglass and Ryan Landis Julie and Martha Chovanes Richard Neill Fred Lipshitz, PhD Philadelphia Gay David Dunbeck Altus Agency Jason Cohen Giang Nguyen, MD and Mitchell Marcus Men’s Chorus Dawn Durain Anonymous (3, 4, 5, 6) RC Collins Sean Healy Jay Mays Marlene Olshan and Jacob Eleazer Denise Beek Katherine Cook Brendan O’Brien Dr. Gregory McGann Mindy Posoff Laura Erickson-Schroth William Best Terri Cook James O’Neill Brandon McLaren Ken Richman Eli Erlick Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Mark Coyne Opera Philadelphia Thomas Moore and Rand Rosenblatt Mark Falango Richard Brome Jon D’Agostino and Optum Health Richard Bost Barry Rucks Mike Falconiero Matthew Brown Darrell Young George Pahler Lisa Mottet Alexandria Schneider John Fier Danny’s Adam & Eve Robert Ditto Josh Park John Neyer Joseph Scott and Dr. Ronald Filler Sarah Deysach E. 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John Vassalotti and Chestnut Hill College Laura Glorioso-Moyer Logan Square Cafe Rebekah Rosenfeld Craig Williams Christopher Young Rainbow Forum Stacy Golboro Christine Long George Russell Noah Winer William Veiga Eric Cheung Jacqueline Goldstein Christian Lyu Jill Saputelli Winnie’s LeBus Manayunk David Venable Citizens Bank Foundation Brian Goldthorpe MAC Capital Partners, Inc. Marc Scheiner Meghan Wojtal Ric Vicari Citizens Helping Citizens Give Mario Gonzalez Phil Maceno Melissa Schieler Janet Wright Lauren Vidas-Hazzouri Adrienne Clark Luis Gonzalez Maggiano’s Little Italy James Schillinger Ryan Wyrofsky Robert White Barret Claunch Brenda and Jay Goodis Malachi Outreach Ministry Mark Schnitzel Nathan Yetter Whosoever Metropolitan Charles Cobine Joe Gormley Christopher Mallios and Corrine Schweers David Yost Community Church Sherrie Cohen David Gouger William McNett James Sciote Michael Yurkovich Jarrod Williams Conestoga Bank Michele Grabusnik Marianist Province of the U.S Sandra Seghetti Anthony Zalis Robert Williams Caitlin Coslett Susan Graham Levy Joan Marley Josh Setsky Lynn Zeitlin and Gabriela John Wind Maximal Art Michael Coveney Carey Gray John Marshall Akash Sheth Assagioli Anthony Wong David Coye Sally Green Jan Marttin Reggie Shuford Mark Zwanger and World Professional Association Leslie Craigmyle Kimberly greenfield Brian McGinnis Phil Sidotti Malcolm Kram for Transgender Health Creperie Beau Monde Nikita Griffin Kevin McGrath Karl Siegert Mazzoni Center is grateful to its individuals and supporters – well over 1,000 – that came to our aid with financial support in Fiscal Year 2015. And, we appreciate the more than 110 gifts in kind in the form of services and materials that saved Mazzoni Center almost $145,000. With your kindness and financial backing, we can continue our impactful work. Thank you!

The donor lists reflect our generous supporters for the period of July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015. If you notice any error, please contact the Mazzoni Center Development & Marketing Department at 215.563.0652. Thank you. In Memory Of In Honor of Jaci Adams David Rosenblum (cont.) Amanda Bacich and Marcus Iannozzi Joe Gormley Abram Lipman Wedding Leelah Alcorn David Gouger Bonnie Aaumann and Susan Graham Levy Rachel Guberman Anna Melton Melanie Griffin Robert and Nicole Bennett Kevin Andrews Sneha Honnesara Prabhakar Marcel Estevez Allison J Andrews Josh Horn Mary Farkas and Marsha Epstein Richard Limoges and Jeff Hurrie Joe Aurillo Stephen Hardy Karl Krumholz Sara Jacobson Lena Khalek Patrick Donnelly and Michelle Jeffries Joshua Parks Ira Sheres, DMD and Steve Sokoll John Carbonaro Jerner & Palmer, P.C. Frances Ricks David Littell and Doris Brenner Patrick Kelly Rebekah Rosenfeld Edward Selekman Joseph Freedman Jonathan Kerness Tanya Stucka Heidi Ferolito Gene Cavanaugh Geoffrey Knaak Jennifer Van Ekelenburg and Karl Liljedahl Madhuri Kotra Erica Bacich Mary and Phil Cochetti Marcia Morgan John Krick Noah Winer Kristin Robbins Gloria Casarez Jason Cohen and Dusty Latimer Ms. C J Zimnavoda Ken Mangano Marla Gold, MD and Debra Brady Christine Long David Barquist and Doug Schaller Chloe Tucker Jan Marttin Kemp B.B. Wills Edward “Ted” Mills Stephen Joostema Daniel McAloon Mazzoni Center Employees Douglas McLeod Thomas Blucas Keith Andreotta Joseph Dalessandro Kristin Miller Carole Ann Cartier Jack Callenberg Ashley Miller Brendan O’Brien Molly Criswell Dan Clifford and Tyler Miller Jared Olkkola Henry and Claire Joostema Jason Peelle Jonathan Weinhold R Perry Monastero Beth Katzman Heather Pertel Richard Carbonaro and John DiPietro Robert Eppenstein Donna Lawrence Cary Platkin Gregory Palmer and Richard Dunner Molly Ramsdell Marvin Moore Marissa Plume Katie Tormey Jason Cohen Alex Jacobs Augie Polera Al Villavecchia Ann Freedman Melissa Schieler Sara Reed and Daniel Abrams Cheryl Weber Rand Rosenblatt Sandra Seghetti Thomas Streeper and Paul McGrath Wedding Guests Paul Pritchard Shan Shah Sara Reed and Daniel Abrams David George and Patricia Gerrity Adeeb Shanaa Lizzie Easter Clint McCall Professor Jayden Sampson David Rosenblum Christine Toto Marlene Mouttet Mara Toukatly Chandramoulee Alagarsamy Chris Grundy Parker Trewin Nurit Shein’s 20th Anniversary James Alexander Lesley McConville Robin Trovato Michael Weiss Mary Bachman Cristina Truitt Wayne Hamilton and David Blatt Nurit Shein and Sue Levi Elwell William Veiga Michael Weinkowitz Rozanne Bonavito Carolyn Chadwick and Tania Kravath Ric Vicari Martin and Kimberly Hamilton Jeff Boudreaux David Yost Russell Harris and John Mike Sweeney and Steve Betts Tina Burfield Shawn Adams Erin Byrnes Casavecchia Michael Carrell James Hanley Kevin Vaughan Jill Carter Mel Heifetz Dorothy Mann and Bill White Derek Choy John Fier Rob Winn and Dusty Latimer Tom Dibble Jules Henshell and Steven Mostert Mike Enwright Gary Kramer and Michael Miller Oleg Ganopolskiy Sarah Blazucki Dr. Robert Winn Michael Gerardi Keith Lyons Patrick Feeley Jonathan Gettinger Carol Reynolds Mark O’Maley Stephanie Gilbert Lauran and Sharon Schultz Mazzoni Community Champions (Third Party Fundraising Teams)

Mazzoni Center thanks all of the fundraising team leaders and members that provided over $75,000 in cash support this fiscal year (July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015). In order of highest contribution: Russell Harris, John Casavecchia, Friends and Family – Cabaret at the Cloister 10 Mazzoni Center Staff, Volunteers, Friends and the following outside teams: 12th Street Gym, Campbell Soup, Conestoga Bank, GO Athletes, GPFFL (Flag Football) Team, PCOM University Team, TD Bank, Team Jeffrey, The Coven, Uomo Moderno Magazine, Wells Fargo Bank – AIDS Walk 2014 Stonewall Kickball & Stonewall Philadelphia – Pub Crawl and Stonewall Leagues in Fall 2014 & Spring 2015 Aria Systems Employees – Online Campaign in Memory of David Rosenblum, Esq. Board Vice President Jason Cohen, Dusty Latimer, friends and family, alumni and faculty at Rutgers Camden Law School and Mazzoni Supporters – Rooftop Legal Adventure Night Michael Sweeney, Steve Betts and Friends - Boys in the City 2014 Cherry Pop, Brandon Robert, MAC Cosmetics Staff, Macy’s Staff, and Friends – Code Red 2014 Rick Naughton and over thirty friends and performers – Philly Beauty Ball Rainbow Rollers – April 2015 Annual Spring Bowling League Wolfstryker Leather, LLC – The Bike Stop and Tabu Events in 2014-2015 Liberty Belle Invitational – Independence Day Weekend (July 2014) Annual Bowling FISCAL YEAR 2015 Tournament Faculty and Staff of Philadelphia School System – Youth Improv Fundraisers MAZZONI CENTER Philadelphia Pagans – Philadelphia Pagan Pride Day 2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Philly Queer Brunch Group – Fall 2014 Brunch Event Jimmy J. Ruiz, MD ...... President Stockton University Pride Alliance – Stockton Pride Fundraiser Jason K. Cohen, Esq . . Vice President Christopher Pope ...... Treasurer Students from Haverford College – Haverford AIDS Social Campaign Michael Weiss ...... Secretary Evelyn Manlove and Friends – Freak Boutique Event Mark H. Blecher, MD ...... Member Mazzoni’s Care Services Department led Mazzoni colleagues and invited family, Marla J. Gold, MD ...... Member friends, community organizations, corporations, and volunteer groups to raise cash Kelly A. Harris . . . . . Past President and tailored in-kind support for the annual Basic Needs Fund and Holiday Drive. Russell H. Harris, MD . . . . .Member The funds raised support low and no-income clients and patients with emergency support such as hygiene kits, shoes, coats, children’s toys and clothing, and other Dorothy Mann ...... Member essential needs. Mazzoni Center staff reprised the annual “Beer and Cupcakes” Brian McEvilly ...... Member party at The Bike Stop to add more funds to the cause. Other contributors included: Kathleen R. Padilla . . . . . Member OptumHealth/United Behavioral Health, Philly AIDS Fund, Independence Blue Cross Sheila E. Peopples, MBA . . . Member Sales and Marketing Division, Danny’s Adam and Eve, Passional Boutique, Buffalo Anthony R. Rodriguez, MD . . Member Exchange, Loretta and Andrew Sernekos, Carolyn Boxmeyer, Matthew Ricciotti, Joel Bautista and friends, and Tony Zacchei and Jacob Anthony. Anthony F. Verdi, Ph.D. . . . .Member Eileen Y. Wang, MD ...... Member Michael J. Wolf, MD . . . . . Member MAIN 21 South 12th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 215-563-0652

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