Gay Men’s Health Crisis is a not-for-profit, volunteer-supported and community-based organization committed to national leadership in the fight against AIDS. Our mission is to:

• reduce the spread of HIV disease,

• help people with HIV maintain and improve their health and independence, and

• keep the prevention, treatment and cure of HIV an urgent national and local priority.

In fulfilling this mission we will remain true to our heritage by fighting homophobia and affirming the individual dignity of all gay men and lesbians. a message

From the Chief Executive Officer

I stopped counting friends who died from AIDS in 1994, just after my first year on GMHC’s Board of Directors. Last year I started counting close friends who were living with HIV for 20 years — that count is now up to four. There is a lifetime of memories between those two lists. Remembering a quarter-century of AIDS must never be a passive act. Simply recalling losses and counting our gains is not enough. The only way to truly honor the past is to acknowledge how much more remains to be done.

Perhaps now, more than ever, we are fighting misinformation, discrimination, and stigma. GMHC’s commitment to our historical roots — the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community — deepens daily to stay apace of mounting political and ideological homophobia.

We are also committed to challenging poverty, addiction, and gender inequality, to name only a few of the issues that affect people living with HIV and AIDS, that significantly impact the lives of the people we serve. A majority of our clients (85%) live below the federal poverty level; our substance use programs operate at capacity; and the Women’s Institute continues to serve, learn from, and advocate for the frequently underserved, diverse community of women living with HIV and AIDS. Fighting for social justice is fighting AIDS.

Though no one can say that AIDS is just a gay disease, many still say that it will never happen to them. Combating denial in its myriad forms is a battle we must continue to wage. With no cure, prevention and education remain our best weapons in the fight against this epidemic.

It cannot be denied that AIDS has ravaged our world with an unparalleled ferocity. But it also cannot be denied that it has brought out the very best in many of us. As this report went to print, I began a new chapter in GMHC’s history, as its first Chief Executive Officer, which makes me both humble in the face of the fight still ahead of us and honored to lead the agency as it advances into the future. I am also proud to work in partnership with an outstanding Chief Operating Officer, Robert Bank, Esq., also recently named to his new position. No one can succeed in the fight against HIV and AIDS alone. I am inspired — daily — by the resiliency of our clients, the dedication of our volunteers, the selflessness of our staff, and of course, the invaluable generosity of you, our friends and supporters.

On March 12, 2007, we will come together to rededicate ourselves to GMHC’s mission and to commemorate our 25th anniversary. I hope you will join us at the GMHC Heroes Honors dinner at Pier 60 in Chelsea for this very special event.

Looking ahead with hope and resolve,

Marjorie J. Hill, Ph.D. Chief Executive Officer 2006 highlights

First in the Fight: 25 Years Later

This past year marked the 25th anniversary of the an unknown threat to its very existence, we also first published reports of what came to be known as expanded on our ability to reach out in new ways and AIDS. The anniversary provided GMHC with an to a new generation which was not even born when important opportunity to reconnect with our roots and Gay Men’s Health Crisis was created. Twenty-five rededicate ourselves to our mission. While honoring years into the epidemic, GMHC remains committed to the community which came together in response to our motto, to be first in the fight against AIDS.

Expanding Outreach

Two at-risk groups were a particular focus for situations where they can make decisions about GMHC this past year: youth and older adults. sex, disclosure, substance use and a variety of interactions with other characters in non- Every hour in the United States, two people judgmental scenarios. Visitors to the site have an between the ages of 13 and 24 are infected with opportunity to see the results of the choices they HIV, and half of all new HIV infections occur make for the characters, providing an entertaining among youth under 25 years of age. In addition, interactive learning experience. The website the New York City Department of Health and promotes positive health messages, reinforces Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) reports that almost half healthy sexual self-awareness, and provides of the city’s public high school students are information on transmission and risk, with links to sexually active, with 1 in 4 engaging in sexual local resources for additional services. Launched behaviors which place them at risk of HIV and in February 2006, mysexycity.com had already other sexually transmitted infections. received nearly 1,000,000 hits by the end of the fiscal year in June 2006. To reach these youth, particularly young gay and bisexual men, GMHC collaborated with Mysexycity.com is one of many programs focused AIDS Project Los Angeles on engaging young people in HIV prevention and (APLA) to create education. In addition to the HIV-positive clients mysexycity.com, an GMHC serves, we have increased our outreach and internet-based tool targeted work with HIV-negative youth who are at to educate this increased risk of being infected. Last year, 28% of audience about those individuals were under the age of 30. HIV prevention. This website Men and women over 50 represent a largely uses animated invisible yet growing segment of people living with characters to and affected by HIV/AIDS. According to the New engage young gay York City Department of Health and Mental men in a variety of Hygiene, almost one third of people living with reality-based HIV in New York are age 50 and older, a number

1981 U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports first cases of a rare cancer among gay men. So-called “gay cancer” is addressed in a NYC meeting leading to founding

consistent among GMHC’s own HIV-positive several focus groups, GMHC launched a two- clients. Based on these alarming statistics and month ad campaign targeting gay men who use the lack of age-specific HIV prevention and the Internet with a safer sex message — “Do U support services for people over 50, GMHC Play Safe?” — intended to be a reflection of the submitted a proposal to the M•A•C AIDS Fund to negotiations around sex that men have when meet the needs of this expanding segment of our meeting online. The billboard appeared in a central community. As of the printing of this annual location in the West Village, with supporting report, GMHC was awarded $500,000 for this advertising in publications and on popular gay male initiative, which will be unveiled in 2007, in meeting sites such as Manhunt.com. partnership with established community-based organizations specializing in services for older GMHC also expanded its campaign to raise adults and AIDS research. awareness about the dangerous links between

GMHC continued to target prevention efforts to gay crystal meth use and HIV transmission. The and bisexual men, and other men who have sex campaign, consisting of web banner ads, public with men (MSM). A key component of our outreach service announcements for bars and clubs, and was the use of educational awareness campaigns other educational materials featured a particular in a variety of media, including billboards, print ads emphasis on young men of color, and was joined by and web banner ads. Working with the results of People of Color in Crisis and Hispanic AIDS Forum.

Testing: Stretching Limits

GMHC took a tremendous step forward in taking one’s HIV status is an important step to healthy testing to the community by launching a mobile sexual intimacy and making healthy testing van to reach the 1 in 4 New Yorkers who choices to reduce HIV have HIV but don’t know it. Funded by a grant from infection rates. the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the new van is able to bring GMHC’s award-winning testing and counseling services to areas throughout the city’s five boroughs where people socialize, whether in front of bars, clubs, public parks, bathhouses, schools, commercial stores, or the piers. The van creates an immediate testing opportunity and capitalizes on a person’s interest “in the moment” to take the first step to get tested. Launched on Valentine’s Day, the van is a way to remind everyone that knowing

of Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC). 1982 Answering machine in the home of a GMHC volunteer acts as the world’s first AIDS hotline. CDC changes name of “gay cancer” to AIDS. 2006 highlights

Women and Prevention

The Women’s Institute at GMHC marked its first anniversary this past year, and continued to focus increased attention on women living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. During the year, the Women’s Institute continued the expansion of its critical services to heterosexual women of color by launching two important programs — SISTA and LIL’ SISTA. SISTA (Sisters Informing Sisters on Topics of AIDS) aims to increase the personal autonomy of HIV-positive and East New York in Brooklyn; Jamaica, Queens; women, addressing a range of topics including and Chelsea in Manhattan. supporting safer sex behavior, self-esteem, and ethnic and gender pride. SISTA is a CDC-approved The Women’s Institute was also awarded a grant behavioral intervention with demonstrated from the city’s Department of Health and Mental effectiveness among African American women. Hygiene to develop an HIV/AIDS awareness Modeled after the SISTA initiative, LIL’ SISTA campaign for women of color in select reaches out to young women of color between the neighborhoods in Brooklyn, to be launched in late ages 16-24 in their own communities, with a summer/early fall of 2006. The campaign’s goal is particular emphasis on young women in high to enhance activities already underway in the school. In 2006, LIL’ SISTA provided services to borough, including outreach and condom young women at high risk for infection in the distribution to hair and beauty salons and other neighborhoods of Bushwick, Bedford-Stuyvesant, places where women gather.

Lending a Hand

It would not be possible for GMHC to provide Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, among services for 15,000 clients a year without the others. For many of our clients, these lunches or help of our friends in the corporate world. The dinners are their only hot meals of the day. GMHC Meals Program was able to provide Meals are served in a safe, welcoming approximately 350 nutritious meals each day to environment which provides clients with a space our clients through the generous and unwavering to share information about treatment, support support of Altria, America’s Second Harvest, and and staying healthy.

1983 National Association of People with AIDS (NAPWA) formed. Successful litigation of first AIDS discrimination lawsuit. 1984 GMHC publishes its first safer sex guidelines. Human Immunodeficiency This year, we also received a special helping hand sponsored a “Safe Sex is Always in Fashion” from Daffy’s and Condé Nast. testing day for women at GMHC.

As part of National Condom Week in February, Condé Nast Publications worked with GMHC to Daffy’s, the leading Tri-State off-price retail chain, develop a unique shopping experience which joined with GMHC to launch a unique AIDS donated 50% of all magazine subscriptions awareness campaign. Using the tag line “Safe Sex ordered through a special online store to GMHC. is Always in Fashion,” the campaign included print The store was hosted by GMHC’s website, advertising and the distribution of 25,000 safer www.gmhc.org, and was distributed by Condé sex packs throughout New York City during Nast to their own list of potential subscribers. Fashion Week. In addition, 50,000 condoms and This partnership created a unique opportunity for safer sex guidelines were distributed in all of visibility and enhanced revenue with a major Daffy’s Tri-State area stores. The retailer also national magazine publisher.

Working to Better Lives

GMHC continued to encourage and assist Educational achievement represents one of the individuals with attaining employment and greatest assets for GMHC clients considering achieving greater financial independence and transitioning to work. This past year, GMHC’s autonomy through our Moving Ahead Toward Learning Institute expanded GED services to Career Horizons (MATCH) Program. Last year, we include Adult Basic Literacy and college achieved the distinction of being cited by New York preparation classes, and had its first graduating City’s Human Resources Administration for having class from the program. a high retention rate among all city job training programs, with 84% of our participants remaining employed for a period of six months or longer.

The MATCH Program also expanded its scope of services by becoming a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) site through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), offering free tax preparation and Earned Income Tax Credit assistance for GMHC clients and community members. This new initiative completed 145 tax returns and tax credits, with refunds for clients totaling over $140,000.

Virus (HIV) is identified as the cause of AIDS. 1985 Movie star Rock Hudson discloses AIDS diagnosis; public awareness of AIDS increases. FDA approves first test to screen for antibodies to HIV.

2006 highlights

Keeping HIV an Urgent National and Local Priority

Despite an unfriendly political climate, GMHC’s epidemic to be their own advocates, the Action public policy and legislative advocacy efforts Center has played a crucial role in empowering achieved successful results. We gained a client autonomy, contributing to treatment significant victory many years in the making with adherence and general well-being, and shaping the passage of the the larger public conversations about HIV and New York State Family AIDS in New York. Health Care Decision Act, which expanded The epidemic’s global dimensions continue to decision-making for reach our front door every year as clients come medical treatment of to GMHC seeking support with immigration an incapacitated problems, especially regarding the discriminatory individual to include U.S. immigration policy that prevents anyone with domestic partners. In HIV from entering the country. The ban also has addition, our tireless devastating consequences for non-citizens in the policy advocates U.S. who are HIV-positive. At GMHC, we are traveled around the vigorously working to rescind the ban from a legal state with a “Medicare and policy perspective, and last year Road Show” to spearheaded the creation of a national coalition educate HIV-positive called “Lift the Bar” which is dedicated to Medicare beneficiaries, overturning this mean-spirited policy. Longtime survivor Craig Russell speaks at case workers, and GMHC’s rally on the 25th anniversary of the advocates about the first published government report on AIDS. new Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit. The confusing change in benefits affected an estimated 10,000–20,000 HIV- positive New Yorkers enrolled in Medicare.

This year, the GMHC Action Center continued its integral work of recruiting and training clients in grassroots community organizing to support the agency’s public policy initiatives. The Action Center engaged clients in meaningful direct advocacy on the political and social justice issues affecting them personally and the AIDS community at large. By providing a space and support for those most directly affected by the

GMHC led the annual NYC Pride March in commemoration of 25 years of AIDS. Robert E. Bank, Esq., GMHC’s Chief Operating Officer, and Maria Alvarez of the CDC bring GMHC’s message — Fight to Live, Fight to Love, Fight AIDS — to Fifth Avenue.

1986 NYC’s first anonymous testing site opens. GMHC holds first AIDS Walk. 1987 FDA approves anti-cancer drug AZT as first treatment for HIV. President Reagan uses the word “AIDS” 35,000 calls and emails from around the world come into the GMHC AIDS Hotline annually.

GMHC served 728 GMHC reached nearly 110,000 families made up individuals in its ongoing of approximately efforts at community outreach, individuals. a 10% increase from last year. 5,000

31% of GMHC’s clients living with HIV are age 50 and older.

85% of our clients live below the federal poverty level.

GMHC served over 96,000 meals to our clients.

GMHC expansion of prevention services resulted in a 38% increase in the number of direct services provided to people at high risk for HIV infection.

GMHC’s HIV testing and prevention outreach to young people ages 29 and under nearly doubled from the previous year.

in public for the first time. US closes its borders to HIV-infected immigrants and travelers. Congress attacks GMHC for HIV prevention efforts that “encourage or promote homosexual sexual activity”.

dialogues

Judy Peabody + John Tatarakis Michelle Lopez + Raven Lopez

Recently, four people gathered together to discuss their just come to New York. There were two kinds of personal and ongoing commitment to fighting HIV and energies in the city: people ignoring AIDS and AIDS and how important GMHC has been, and people who said ‘we need to do something.’ The continues to be, in that fight. The gathering could not great thing about GMHC was that it was a have been more diverse or inspiring: Mrs. Judy gathering of people from all different ages, Peabody, a longtime volunteer, donor, and activist; John nationalities, races. People who maybe didn’t Tatarakis, a committed volunteer and health even know anyone directly with HIV but wanted to professional; and Michelle and Raven Lopez, a dynamic get involved all the same.” mother-and-daughter team — both GMHC clients, activists, and dedicated warriors in the fight against For Michelle and Raven, the path to GMHC was very AIDS. Though fear and grief brought them to GMHC, different. strength and courage have kept them active at the agency and on the front lines of the epidemic. Michelle explained, “I had just tested HIV positive two weeks before my baby, Raven [now 16], was Both John and Judy, overwhelmed by the passing diagnosed as well. She was nine months old. I’m of friends and loved ones during the early years of an immigrant from Trinidad and I was so afraid the epidemic, came to GMHC separately but with that they were going to take my baby away from similar motives. me. My case worker told me about GMHC’s Legal Department. When I arrived, pushing Raven in her Judy recalled: “Everybody was dying. My friends stroller, I thought that there must be INS officers were dying. It was just so painful. I was in and out hiding in the lobby and that they were going to of hospitals all the time. I heard rumors about deport me. I’ve never been so afraid. GMHC nurses leaving trays of food by the door because reassured me immediately, they were like, they were too afraid to enter a patient’s room. I ‘We’re not going to deport you! We’re going to came to GMHC because I wanted to do help you!’ Thank God it worked out. Because of something other than cry.” John concurred: “I had my low CD4 count GMHC was able to establish a

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1988 Condom use shown to be effective in HIV prevention. U.S. Surgeon General mails “Understanding AIDS” brochure to every U.S. home. 1989 GMHC leads successful effort to enact NY State’s

“I came to GMHC because I wanted to do something other than cry.”—Judy Peabody

status for me to stay in the country. Because of for others. Soon after the press conference that, because of that support, I grew healthier and everything got better. My friends stood by me. I was able to get a job where I now can help other Some didn’t. But the good ones did.” immigrants in similar situations. I’m the unofficial GMHC referral service! GMHC has given me the Though strikingly different, these four courageous security to be able to stand up for others like me. people share the same conclusion: GMHC remains as I’m done being afraid.” relevant now as it was over two decades ago.

Michelle’s courage has clearly influenced her daughter, Michelle reiterated, “GMHC let me feel safe, it can whose story is equally inspiring. do so for others. That’s why we need GMHC now, and ten years from now. So many people can “My story is different,” Raven interjected eagerly. come through these doors and some aspect of “The first question I asked was ‘Mommy, are we their lives will improve.” Judy added: “Nowadays going to die?’ As I got older I got more people have been infected for so long. People information, a lot of it from GMHC. But other kids who care for them, who partner with them, didn’t. At school things have been hard. Teachers need a place to come to express their rage, behave ignorantly, not letting me go on field trips their pain, their joy. GMHC is a place for them as and stuff. At the end of last year, there was a kid well. It’s a whole different dimension that GMHC who told everybody not to talk to me because I addresses.” John agreed: “It’s not over. There’s a had ‘the monster.’ That made me so angry history and a spirit at GMHC that is so unique. because AIDS is not a monster! I broke down That in 25 years, you think of where things have and cried. When my mom found out, she come, it’s, in part, because of the spirit at GMHC. called GMHC and they held a press conference It’s a part of the mission.” Michelle concluded, outside my school. At first I didn’t want to do it. “GMHC thinks outside the box. It’s inclusive. Look But then I realized that I was going to do what I at us sitting here. We’re all different, but we’re all wanted to do. I was standing up for myself and here at GMHC. Together.”

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AIDS-Related Information Bill, ensuring confidentiality. 1990 Ryan White, teen hemophiliac, dies of AIDS; Congress passes first legislation, named after Ryan White, to fund services for people with AIDS.

dialogues

Dr. Larry Mass + David Tobo

When Dr. Larry Mass, one of the original takes pride in Gay Men’s Health Crisis now founders of GMHC, spent an afternoon speaking regardless of whether they are women or straight with David Tobo, a 21-year-old GMHC peer men or whoever they are.” educator, it turned into an opportunity for cross- generational understanding. Both men learned David, who first became interested in HIV something new about the epidemic, the agency, prevention while still a student at The Harvey Milk and each other. School, concurred: “My experience with GMHC has been great in the sense of who we’re Larry began by sharing his original hesitation with reaching. GMHC is going further into the the name, Gay Men’s Health Crisis. community with actual HIV testing in the field.” He went on to say that for him it’s the clients and the “You know there were six co-founders and the work that truly speak for the agency. “I feel like decision to call this organization GMHC was GMHC is shifting towards having to create a huger unanimous. I grew to understand that we were umbrella to include the people that we are trying acknowledging that this was our crisis and that to target with outreach. Other community based we had to take responsibility for it, and we should organizations are following GMHC’s lead. do so with affirmation, responsibility, and pride. GMHC is more than just this building or having The agency has had a lot of controversy — lots of people come in. It’s reaching out to places that people resenting it and accusing it for lots of others wouldn’t think of visiting.” different reasons. But I think somehow the genuineness and sincerity of the original effort Larry added, “This epidemic is so unbelievably gave the name an integrity that has endured and huge it can’t even be conceived anymore, how always worked well with people. I think everybody big it is. It’s basically global, involving huge

dr. larry david mass tobo

Federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) bars discrimination against people with disabilities, including HIV. 1991 Basketball star Earvin “Magic” Johnson announces he is HIV-positive, is first

“GMHC has done an amazing job of adapting itself to this change, withstanding criticism, staying afloat, and even standing tall in the process.”—Dr. Larry Mass

swaths of the general population all over the [the younger generation] have to take that world. GMHC has done an amazing job of ownership for ourselves.” adapting itself to change, withstanding criticism, staying afloat, and even standing tall in the Both Larry and David agreed that the scale of the process. These things that GMHC has always epidemic was unforeseen, but each sees hope for been all about — safer sex, prevention the future. initiatives, getting people to stay negative — are as necessary, are more necessary, than Larry was originally shocked by the enormity of ever.” He continued, pointing out that GMHC’s AIDS. “None of us saw the scale of this. What impact has been more than just in service we didn’t know is that we would be dealing provision. “In the early days of AIDS, they used to with this for the rest of our children’s and burn people’s houses down. That has changed in grandchildren’s lives. In the early days of AIDS, large part because of agencies like GMHC. There once you were diagnosed, you were dead in two used to be terrible prejudice, people were or three years. With the gigantic development of murdered. It’s much less now. There has been successful treatments, people are living entire progress. But now it’s global. For all the progress lives now, and hopefully there will be some major we’ve made we have that much further to go.” breakthrough in technology.”

David agreed: “GMHC has created a bond and David added, “The further and further we go, the connection for people who feel they have to live more people are educated. Even though the their lives behind closed doors, and risen above number of people with HIV is in the millions, I all the adversity that society has put out there. know that I can touch one or two people and You created this community years ago. Now we make a difference on a local scale.”

celebrity to admit contracting HIV via heterosexual sex. After long debate, condoms become available in NYC high schools. 1992 FDA begins “accelerated approval” to get drugs to PWAs faster.

Client Statistics

gender Male 78% Female 21% Transgender 1%

race/ethnicity age White 29% 29 and under 4% Black 35% 30-39 21% Latino 31% 40-44 22% Asian/Pacific Islander 2% 45-49 22% Undisclosed 3% 50 and above 31%

residence sexual orientation Bronx 17% Gay/Lesbian 55% Brooklyn 20% Bisexual 8% Manhattan 46% Heterosexual 30% Queens 14% Undisclosed 7% Staten Island 1% Outside NYC 2%

A federal court strikes down proposed restrictions on AIDS education materials. 1993 CDC expands the definition of AIDS, almost doubling the number of new AIDS diagnoses. Federal

a message

From the Chair of the Board of Directors

It is estimated that more than one million people are living with HIV in the United States and it is sobering to remember the many lost lives and the serious illness we have experienced in 25 years of AIDS. And yet, GMHC remains a place of hope, a symbol of strength, and a force for change.

We have weathered many a fight over these 25 years of AIDS. We owe our endurance and stability to our dedicated donors, our caring corporate and foundation leaders, our steadfast volunteers and dedicated AIDS Walkers, and our stalwart management and staff. In the course of this 25th year, the Board created a new management structure to further develop GMHC’s capacity to meet the ever-increasing challenges of the epidemic.

On October 25, 2006, we proudly announced the appointments of Marjorie J. Hill, Ph.D., as Chief Executive Officer and Robert E. Bank, Esq., as Chief Operating Officer for the agency. Having conducted an exhaustive national search to replace GMHC’s former Executive Director, Ana Oliveira, after a long and distinguished tenure, the Board found the agency’s future leaders from within its own ranks.

The GMHC family is a diverse team that collectively embodies the spirit of people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS who don’t have a voice or are too poor to take care of themselves, many of whom are our clients. The generosity and fervent commitment of our donors, volunteers and community partners ensures that these individuals are not forgotten, and enables GMHC to develop state-of-the-art tools to make a difference in the epidemic.

We have come a long way and have many miles more to go before we can even think of a world without AIDS. As GMHC’s Board Chair, I have faith that we will be able to one day celebrate the end of AIDS. The Board and I thank all of you for taking this significant path with us. We look forward to many more years of advancements in this war, while affirming both the dignity and the autonomy of people living with HIV and AIDS.

Sincerely,

John E. Colón Chair, GMHC Board of Directors

gmhc board of directors July 2006–June 2007 July 2005–June 2006 John E. Colón, Chair John E. Colón, Chair Dee Livingston, Vice Chair Dee Livingston, Vice Chair Jordan Roth, Vice Chair Frank Doyle, Treasurer Odell Mays II, Treasurer Barbara Levy Simon, Secretary Barbara Levy Simon, Secretary Ellen Baer Ellen Baer Elaine J. Bergman Andrea L. Boone Andrea L. Boone Steven Cutting Richard F. Ferrari Richard F. Ferrari Rosa M. Gil, DSW Maureen A. Hayes Maureen A. Hayes Hal Moskowitz Thomas Irwin, Ph.D. Joe Steele Hal Moskowitz Robert M. Wallach Jordan Roth Joe Steele

health authorities jointly declare that condoms are “highly effective” for HIV prevention. 1994 GMHC launches educational campaign for gay, lesbian and heterosexual youth in NYC subways. financials

From the Treasurer of the Board

In the 25th year of the AIDS epidemic, I am proud to report that GMHC recorded a surplus for the sixth consecutive year in Fiscal Year 2006. The agency recorded a surplus of revenues over expenses of $114,668. This is a great accomplishment for the agency, which this year made accounting adjustments in depreciation to further enhance the accuracy of our annual budget. The surplus is primarily a reflection of GMHC’s ability to exceed its revenue goals for the year, an achievement we hope to continue in the years to come. We had combined support and revenue of $25.9 million — $14.4 million from private contributions and special events, $1.2 million in donated services, $9.7 million from government grants, and the remainder from service fees, and miscellaneous income.

The success of the agency is directly related to the generosity of individuals, corporations, foundations, and public sources of support that enabled the agency to maintain its core services while sustaining increased activity in nearly every program area. Special events revenue increased slightly this year as the agency revamped its approach to these activities in order to enhance future returns. This year, GMHC was able to launch new initiatives in HIV prevention, mobile rapid testing, crystal meth public awareness efforts, anti-stigma and anti-homophobia campaigns, and other outreach initiatives, even as we faced a reduction in government grants of $1.7 million.

GMHC continues to operate at the highest level of efficiency while remaining stable, flexible, and responsive to the growing challenges of the epidemic. I congratulate management for the positive fiscal state of the agency, and also want to extend the Board’s thanks to Frank Doyle, GMHC’s previous Treasurer, whose wisdom and foresight left the agency in good financial stead. We continue to streamline our operations and enhance our programs and services to better meet the needs of the 15,000 men, women, and children who annually walk through our doors seeking assistance. The best indicator we can use to demonstrate our efficient use of resources is that 81.5 percent of expenses are used to maintain our programs, and the vast majority of our donors’ contributions are directly allocated to client services.

Your continued support and confidence in the fiscal management of GMHC is greatly appreciated and cherished.

Odell Mays II

Treasurer, GMHC Board of Directors management 2.3% fundraising 16.2%

public policy & communications 12.7% where the money goes: client programs 40.8%

81.5¢/$1 education 28% At GMHC, 81.5 cents of every dollar is used for direct services and programs

1995 CDC announces that AIDS is the leading cause of death among Americans aged 25 to 44. FDA approves first of a new class of highly active antiretroviral drugs called protease inhibitors.

Financial Summary 2006

Condensed consolidated statement of financial position at June 30, 2006 as follows:

assets 2006 2005 Cash and investments 5,424,392 4,298,030 Government grants receivable 3,150,330 3,193,757 Pledges receivable 1,290,418 925,817 Property and equipment 5,633,844 6,573,189 Other assets 2,012,510 1,613,440 Total assets 17,511,494 16,604,233

liabilities and net assets Government contract and advances 1,160,185 897,298 Other liabilities 2,199,730 1,670,026 Total liabilities 3,359,915 2,567,324 Net assets 14,151,579 14,036,909 Total liabilities and net assets 17,511,494 16,604,233

Condensed statement of activities and changes in net assets:

support and revenue 2006 2005 Contributions 7,096,168 7,508,975 Special events 7,329,301 6,972,495 Government contracts 9,681,908 11,412,056 Other revenue 1,767,974 1,604,973 Total support and revenue 25,875,351 27,498,499

expenses Program services 17,431,658 21,747,307 Supporting services 4,384,056 999,254 Fund raising 3,944,969 4,581,386 Total expenses 25,760,683 27,327,947

Change in net assets 114,668 170,552 Net assets, beginning of year 14,036,911 13,866,357 Net assets, end of year 14,151,579 14,036,909

The consolidated statement of financial position of Gay Men’s Health Crisis, Inc. and affiliates as of June 30, 2006 and 2005 and related consolidated statements of activities and changes in net assets, and of cash flows for the years then ended were audited by Mitchell and Titus, LLP. The condensed consolidated financial statements have been derived from the consolidated audited financial statements. Copies of the audit reports and the complete consolidated financial statements are available upon request to Harvey Kasdan, Chief Financial Officer at 119 West 24th Street, New York, NY 10011.

1996 FDA approves the sale of first home HIV test kit. FDA approves HIV viral load to measure the level of HIV in the body. 1997 The rate of U.S. AIDS deaths drops dramatically for first time.

thank you

GMHC gratefully acknowledges the generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations who have supported the agency during fiscal year 2006.

Corporate & Foundation Donors

GMHC remains ever-grateful to our devoted family of $100,000 to 250,000 The Impact Foundation The Charles and Mildred Altria Group, Inc. Jerome Robbins Foundation institutional donors who partner with us in the Fight Schnurmacher Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Serono, Inc. Against AIDS. Through the provision of general support Carnegie Corporation of New York Merck and Co, Inc. Viacom International Inc. Council of Fashion Designers of The New York Daily News funding, programmatic grants, sponsorships, and in-kind Whole Foods Market America Pernod Ricard USA Ziff Brothers Investments gifts, corporations and foundations continue to generously Delta Airlines Pfizer, Inc. The Ford Foundation PriceWaterhouseCoopers $5,000 to $9,999 provide the agency with the critical resources necessary . . M A C AIDS Fund Roche and Trimeris Advance Magazine Group / Condé to enhance our essential life-sustaining services each Michael Palm Foundation Ta r g e t Nast year. We hereby acknowledge the champions of our 25th The New York Community Trust Tibotec Therapeutics Atlantic Bank of New York Valentine Perry Snyder Fund Anonymous anniversary year for their leadership, innovation, $50,000 to $99,999 Bear Sterns & Co., Inc. collaboration, and unyielding tenacity. The following Calamus Foundation $10,000 to $24,999 Bioscrip, Inc. Calvin Klein Foundation American Express Foundation Brinker International Coach, Inc. Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. corporations and foundations have contributed gifts Citigroup Foundation The Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund The Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Inc. ranging from $5,000 to over $250,000: Community Education Group NBC 4 / Telemundo The James Beard Foundation The Corcoran Group Real Estate Newman’s Own Beverly Park LLC Fairfield Greenwich Advisors, LLC The Rockefeller Foundation The Morton K. & Jane Blaustein Tom And Kathy Freston Foundation May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. Global Investigative Services LLC Foundation, Inc. Boehringer Ingelheim Kenneth Cole Productions United Way of New York City Cowles Charitable Trust Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLP Wachovia Foundation Daffy’s Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Lycée Français de New York $25,000 to $49,999 Duane Reade Marriott International, Inc. Abbott Laboratories Fund Elton John AIDS Foundation James J. McInerney & Gary R. America’s Second Harvest Empire Justice Center Fafard Foundation Bloomberg L.P. The Hagedorn Fund Monterey Fund, Inc. Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Iceland Spring Water New York Sports Clubs Community Service Society of NY Lehman Brothers Inc. Open Society Institute The Design Industries Foundation John M. Lloyd Foundation Pardus Capital Management L.P. Fighting AIDS Macy’s Protravel International, Inc. FJC, A Foundation of Donor Advised New York City Department of Health Quest Diagnostics, Inc Funds and Mental Hygiene RBC Centura Bank Gap Inc. Polo Ralph Lauren Restaurant Florent Gilead Sciences The Paul Rapoport Foundation The Starker Family Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Raymond Family Foundation Trident Media Group, LLC

The President’s Council

In the 25th year of Gay Men’s Health Crisis and the 25th Honorary Chairs $50,000 + $25,000 + Phil Donahue Anonymous (1) Jody Falco and Jeffrey Steinman year of HIV/AIDS, members of the President’s Council Eric Rudin Joseph Arena and Thomas D’Eletto Estate of Lloyd Gould Joan Tisch demonstrate an extraordinary commitment and Richard B. Bermont The New York Community Trust - Phil Donahue and Marlo Thomas Hayes Family Fund willingness to dedicate personal resources to lead the $375,000 + Estate of Frank D. Gilliard Fiona and Stanley F. Druckenmiller Janet and Peter Harckham way to real and lasting change. The following individuals Estate of Lili G. Sweat Judith D. and Samuel Peabody and family foundations help Gay Men’s Health Crisis to $100,000 + Joan Tisch Leslie Fay Pomerantz Anonymous Best Friend (1) Henry van Ameringen Fiona and Eric Rudin fulfill its mission of improving lives by mobilizing the Ted W. Snowdon Foundation caring power of our community. Their gifts give hope $75,000 + Michelle and Robert Wallach The Michael W. McCarthy Nina and Gary Wexler and help bring about the changes that matter most. Foundation GMHC salutes their vision, leadership and commitment.

Key: Bold Names=Best Friend, 25% increase over fiscal year 05

1998 First human trials of an AIDS vaccine begin. GMHC launches “Beyond 2000 Sexual Health Survey,” the largest survey of gay and bisexual men. 1999 First large scale study of young gay men

Friends for Life

The Friends for Life Annual Fund consists of individuals ASSOCIATE / $1,000 to $2,499 Dennis Buch Freedman Hal J. Moskowitz and Anonymous (20) and P.M. Fenwick Elliott John J. Murphy and family foundations that have made unrestricted gifts Anonymous Best Friends (9) Joan R. and Howard Friedel Helen and Paul Motzenbecker of $1,000 to $24,999 to support the work and further the In Honor of Douglas A. Basta In honor of Edward Friedel Doris B. Nash In memory of Florence and Ann Furtado Kathleen A. and Ronald Nath mission of GMHC. Our gratitude to all who have renewed Aaron Burns Jay Garner In memory of Tim Morrissey or increased gifts this year, and a warm welcome to all In Memory of Ray Martinez John M. Genova Robert D. Newman In Honor of Ida B. Wittlinger Joseph V. Giacalone William A. Norgren our new Friends for Life. Your collective support makes it In Honor of G. Warren Whitaker A. Mary Gilbert William A. Norris Jane E. Aaron Carolyn and Richard Glickstein Ana Luiza Oliveira possible for us to provide comprehensive prevention, In honor of George How Howard A. Glickstein David Orentreich advocacy, and treatment services. Names that appear in Julie Marie Allen Margaret and Keith Gould Isabelle C. and Charles Osborne Bert Amador In memory of David T. Owsley bold indicate Friends for Life Best Friends, donors who Steve Amendola Jonathan Wentworth Nicole and Bruce L. Paisner Joan C. Amico Jesse Greenberg and have increased their gifts by 25% or more. Robert C. Paul Helen and Paul Anbinder William Faraminian Debra J. Pearlstein Irwyn Applebaum Margaret A. Greenlee Ralph L. Pellecchio Sondra Audin Armer Michael F. Griffin Mark Perlmutter LEADERSHIP / $10,000 to $24,999 Virginia S. and Peter Carry Christopher A. Austopchuk Esther Hahm Frederick Peters Babbitt Family Charitable Trust David A. Hansell and Anonymous In memory of Willy Weiss and Wade A. Petty Paris R. Baldacci and Robert V. Cimino Anonymous Best Friend (1) Tom Dooley George N. Phillips Andrew S. Dolkart Lori Harris The Curtis W. McGraw Foundation Michael J. Cesario In memory of Tim Box, M.D. and Robert E. Bank and Alan L. Cohen Sandra and James E. Healey Eric P. Coyne and Rodney Giles Madison Cox Jim DeMeaux Marcia A. Bates Anthony Heilbut Estate of Lillian J. Epps Patricia M. Crown and James J. Porcarelli Marc L. Baum John B. Heist Matthew R. Hall Anthony M. Radice Anne E. Porter Gordon L. Beals Marjorie J. Hill, Ph.D. and The Helene Foundation Diamond Barartta Design, Inc. Jack Pursel In memory of Michael Patrick Hall Stacey Bridgeman Allan Karp and Lisa Keith Davida and Alvin Deutsch Naomi Rabinowitz Randall G. Drain Marjory J. Becker-Lewin and David B. Himmelreich The Mailman Foundation Seth David Radwell Martin A. Nash and Jack Hennigan Jamie Drake John Lewin In honor of Harvey Fierstein Philip H. P. Reed Page and Otto Marx, Jr. Foundation Joseph Evall and Richard Lynn Lawrence Benenson Anne Hollander John P. Renninger Carolyn and Stephen Reidy Dean R. Feldman The Bess and Israel Workman David Hollander and Robert Shaw Eugene F. Rice Peter N. Speliopoulos and Nora Freeman Foundation Bob Huff Richard and Lawrence Feldman Robert Turner Giorgio Armani Corporation Sebastien Besson Renate A. Hunter Company Trust Barbara H. Stanton Dean Gardner James H. Bigwood Michael A. Hurle Anthony J. Richardson Jan K. Weil Harry J. Griffiths Joshua Schafer Boger Gail and Mark R. Imowitz Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP Judy E. Francis Zankel Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro Sharon Craig Boilini Laurence G. Jahns and Ron Dabney Mark E. Harris and Tony Kushner Andrea L. Boone Laura F. Jones Timothy A. Robert PATRON / $5,000 to $9,999 Sara M. and Andrew Hedden Louis A. Bradbury and Ed Jones Edith R. and Stanley Ross Anonymous (4) Troy P. Heiden Douglas W. Jones Estate of Bernice Jutkowitz Seth Rubenstein Anonymous Best Friend Estate of Michael L. Hirsch Stuart Breslow and Anne Miller Marcy Kahn and Diane Churchill Milton Rubin Anonymous in memory of Jeffrey Poff The Helen and Philip Delman Evelyn Reinert Britt Debra Kalish Robert L. Russell The Alan Morton Foundation Foundation In honor of Arnie Rowan Dennis A. Kernahan and Jeff Price Robert Schaffer Ward Auerbach Carl M. Jacobs Esther and Moshe Bronstein Thomas E Kerns Bernard Schleifer Mark A. Bavoso Jack M. Jacoby In memory of Meyer Morgenstern Charles H. Klein and John E. Schumacher Sybil Bernstein and Robert Price Jepsen Estate of Bruno Brunelli Daniel Baudendistel Eric J. Schumann Anna Rose Bernstein John N. Blackman Sr. Foundation Karen and Howard J. Burger Jeffrey A. Kolsrud Nancie and Steven R. Schnur Jeffry A. Borror F. Gary Knapp C.A.L. Foundation Patricia Kozakiewicz In memory of Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo Thomas G. Kwiatkowski Gudrun K. Calabro and Wendy and Douglas Kreeger Jonathan Wentworth John E. Colón LaPlaca Cohen Advertising, Inc. Joseph Calabro Nina and Jordan E. Kudler Carol S. Schwartz William W. Donnell David O. Leiwant Paul M. Camara Lotte Kunstler Robert Schwartzman Frank Doyle and Lou-Anna Hayes Arthur S. Leonard Tracy and Bruce Cameron Thomas R. Lalla and William Pagano Elizabeth J. Sherer James H. Duffy Peter C. Lincoln Barbara E. Carlson Larry Lefkowitz Michael Sheridan Leah and Edward M. Frankel Ronald E. Martin Megan and Megan Catherwood Joseph T. Leimert Mark Short The Gillian S. Fuller Foundation Thomas S. McArdle Nicolette Cavallaro David M. Leventhal John Leland Sills In memory of Gino Piserchio Maura McDonnell and Didi Charney and Jack Beck David A. Levine Charles A. Skowron Suzanne Greenberg Carmine Capossela Timothy Chevtaikin and David Kemp Ellen and Arnold Lieber Mark Solda Michael C. Harwood Frank L. Miceli Donald H. Chew Gordon S. Linoff and Howard Solomon Ekkehart Hassels-Weiler and Arthur Middleton Ed Christie Giuseppe Scalia Michael W. Sonnenfeldt James Bennett Craig R. Miller Alexandra M. and Steven Cohen In honor of Peter Giaratanno Annaliese Soros Steven L. Holley David Mimran Robert L. Cohen Lipow Stoner Design David A. Strawbridge Leora and Derek E. Kaufman Martin Monas and Teresa Reyes Mara and Daniel Cohen In honor of ESPN, Disney/ABC, Nancy and Frank Streeter David Kleinberg In honor of Barbara Cook Fred Cooper Unconventional Wisdom, In memory of John Curry Sharon and Larry Malcolmson Hedwin Naimark Richard L. Cutter DIRECTV, First Stripe Marjorie H. and Bernard Sunshine The Albert Penick Fund In honor of Riva Naimark James E. Dale Productions, Discovery Jean and Richard Swank Ocean Partners USA Inc. Barbara and Jeffry M. Picower In honor of Alexandra Jill Remmel Communications, Hallmark Theresa and Joseph Scott D. Oaks and James Adler David L. Klein Jr., Foundation Channel, Time Warner and Carol A. Prugh Edward Taussig Francis J. O’Brien and Milya and Joseph A. DeFeo 441 Productions Kathleen A. Schoonmaker Rebecca W. and Robert B. Taylor Thomas Fazio In honor of Cookie and Fred DeFeo Dee Livingston Jane and Robert Stine Margaret A. G. Turner Claudia L. Taft Mayra and Glenn Pasch David A. DeMuro and Helen and John Drake Lobrano In memory of Gary Guerrette Anne and Joseph Taranto Nancy and Frank Pierson Chris Longobucco Robert G. Logan Matthew H. Tye Joseph F. Tringali Carole L. and Ira Pittelman William Q. Derrough Michael K. Longacre Beth Uffner Diana and Rafael Viñoly Lynne Jefferson Romeo Designtex, Inc. G. Jeffrey Lutz Marcello Vaccaro John T. and Ian Archer-Watters Jordan Roth and Richie Jackson George C. Doomany and John P. MacDonald Ellen M. Violett and In memory of Jordi Lyons and Arthur L. Rubinstein Norman P. Goldblatt Joshua L. Mack and Ron Warren Mary P. R. Thomas Jim Gibb Jeffrey Seller and Joshua Lehrer Frank Duff and John Okuloski Hermes Mallea Carey Maloney John Vlachos Paula K. Weil Randi and Eric Sellinger Easton Foundation Donald Manocherian Clara and Richard Serra Margot Egan and Eric Egan Nancy and Alan Manocherian Lee Manning Vogelstein MEMBER / $2,500 to $4,999 Andrew Shiva Robert W. Eickmeyer Ellen and James S. Marcus Roger Walker-Dack Anonymous (10) Elizabeth S. and Richmond B. Ellis Marcy and Leona Chanin Janet Weinberg and Rosalyn Richter In Honor of David Hyland Stephen I. Silverman Edward N. Epstein Foundation In honor of Ana Oliviera Joan and Robert Arnow Barbara Levy Simon Edwin V. Erbe Cynthia Marks Jean A. and Kenneth L. Wentworth In memory of Jonathan Wentworth Smith Richardson Foundation Paul O. Fabri Malcolm B. Martin In Memory of Jonathan Wentworth Nancy and Robert Ascher Lisa Stamm and Dale Booher Shari Smith and Brandon Falchiere Elizabeth McKeever Eric Wieschaus and Wendy P. and Frederick Bachman Norma and Julian Svedosh In memory of Bruce Falchiere Peter L. McNamara Gertrud Schupbach Robert Barish David Terveen Dana Buchman and Thomas Farber Jo Zalon and David Meer Judy and Fred Wilpon Melissa and Daniel L. Berger Kendall Thomas Richard F. Ferrari Alvaro R. Menendez Jason Windawi Daniel Berk William M. Tomai and Gary Richard Feulner Gary W. Meyer Lorraine Wishner Robert D. Billig John Eric Sebesta In memory of Jobriath Boone Jane B. and Robert E. Meyerhoff Andrea Woodner Constance A. Brown Joy A. Tomchin Mark J. Fidelman Morton Milder William A. Worth Richard C. Buckley Richard L. Tooke Joan Jennie Fields Steven J. Miller Wendy and Peter Wright Estate of Mathilde E. Budner Robin G. Willner Sarah T. and David Fischell Ann Moore Justin Wyatt Carol Flowers Carmasino Peter S. Wilson John S. Fitzgerald Thomas F. Morgan and Michael Zimmer In memory of John Flowers Caren Rose Wishner William Foster Thomas Andrew Ciano David Zippel

shows many exposed to HIV at an early age. 2000 New York State passes legislation making sale and possession of syringes without prescriptions. The GMHC AIDS Hotline becomes accessible via email.

Allies

GMHC Allies is a giving program that was launched in Felix Drost Harvey-Jane Kowal and Robert Regina Alice C. Ducore Mark Gallucci 2005 with 19 donors, and today we recognize and thank Mark Reidenbach David J. Dukes Ronald Krause Susan Reynolds 311 donors who made gifts of $500 to $999 within the Margaret B. Dungan Ronald Krieb James H. Rich Violet and J. Christopher Eagan Chris Lacovara 2006 fiscal year. It is throught their support that GMHC Clifford Richner Leste Edelstein Robin E. Ladrach Donald Robbins continues to grow to meet the ever-growing needs of our M. E. Ellis Joseph P. Lamar Howard Roffman and Rachel Rutherford Englund clients and community. Thank you for your continued and Robert Lambiase Duane J. Waters Christopher Evans Brooke Landau Gordon Rogoff increased support. Raymond Fallon Joseph Langley Ana Roman Tony Feher Ellen R. Laschiver Patricia Kuehl Rooney Karen and Harry Fisch Marta Jo Lawrence Barbara Rothenstein-Budasoff Allies / $500 to $999 John T. Candell Cheryl Fishbein G. Wade Leak and John A. Yost Taube and Raymond Rothman Anonymous (5) Joseph D. Cantara Michelle and Alan J. Fisher Myron C. Ledbetter James J. Ryan Anonymous Best Friends (4) Jadah Carroll Larry E. Foster Daryl Lee The S. C. Benjamin Foundation Meredith Adler and Nigel Gillah John C. Casalinuovo Stephen A. Foster and Jay B. Lesiger Nancy T. Sackson The Alan B. Slifka Foundation Henry Chalfant David Woodward Scott Letcher and Jeffrey Schoenfeld Gina Sanders Robin Albin John Chism Gilda Frantz Dean T. Lewallen Jay O. Sanders and Alison F. Alifano Nikolaus Christmann Paola Freccero Martin R. Lewis Joan and Anthony Antonucci Joseph A. Citarella Karen J. Freedman and Sol Lewitt Maryann Plunkett Jeffrey T. Apter Gisele Clark Roger E. Weisberg Peter B. Lichtenthal Barry S. Savits L. Michael Aschoff Jack R. Clark David A. Fricke and Susan Klimley Betsy Lifschultz William Scharf Ellen L. Asher Mildred Clinton Allan Friedman Barry E. Light Pablo G. Scheffel Henry L. Baker Peter N. Coffeen Lewis S. Friedman William B. Lloyd and Lenore H. Migdal Lucy S. Schneider Brooks Baldwin Beth A. Cohen Kenneth G. Fuller and Edward Lobrano George E. Schoellkopf David Ballon and Karen J. Reisler Michele and Martin Cohen Annie J. Beherec Nancy Ludwig Noel Schoonover Sheila Bassman Jan and John E. and Collier Robert W. Funk and Bill V. Weber Grace Lyu-Volckhausen Felice Schulaner Juan J. Battle Michael S. Concilio Lee Yarden Gagnon Jeff B. MacDonald Linda Schupack Barry Bellovin and Wendy Grabel Bridget L. Cooke Richard Gallichio J. Patrick Mahoney Edward Sciamanna and Joe Belmonte Lawrence E. Cooke Nancy Gallt and Craig Virden Marianne H. and Maynard Makman Richard Panati Jo A. Bennett Joel J. Cooper Russell N. Gaston Russell E. Makowsky Steven Setser William Y. Bennett Susan Corbo Glenn Franklin Gates George E. Mallouk Deborah C. Shah David Berchenbriter and Gordon Corey Alexis Gelber Mitchell Manning Gary Shapiro Michael B. Cox William Zwart Gretchen S. and Alan Geller The Marquis George MacDonald Patricia and Bernard L. H. Shaw Phyllis and Paul Creager Mahon Bishop George Arzt Communications, Inc. Foundation Judith L. Siegel Edward V. Blanchard and M. Anne Hill Susan M. Dacks Maxine L. Gerson J. Marson Mitchell P. Siegel Craig Bornman Martin Daly Nancy Nagel Gibbs Silvia Marx Ronnie Silbergeld John E. Bowenkamp Lori F. and David N. Damrosch Gary H. and Lorraine S. Glaser Thomas H. McAlister Marvin Sloves Adele S. Bowler Robert K. Davies Ralph Glaser John M. McMahan Charles T. Smith Betty Bradley Kate Delacorte Sara and Robert B.Glasser Tom McMakin Gordon P. Smith Richard Brecht Ronald J. Dellapina Jeffrey L. Glatzer Sue Merett Rollin Smith Lawrence M. Brenner Michael Demler Madeline Glick Robert and Joan Meyer Katherine and Kenneth Snelson Thomas Britt David Demnitz and Roger J. Goebel Alan B. Middleton Greg Snider Jane L. Brody and Jill Robin Linder Elizabeth Herbert Jeff Gold Madelyn Mignatti Richard L. Snyder Mark A. Brown and William R. Denhard Joan and Donald Gordon Jonathan B. Miller Richard A. Sonenklar Robert C. Cesario Louis J. Denkovic Shadron Graham Jonathan C. Mills Michael Brown Designtex, Inc. Patrick Groenendaal Gary Minnick In memory of Paul Koponen Susan J. Bryant David Desocio Henry and Mary Rodgers Guettel Sandra Mintz Charles Sperling Frann Buffamante Marie-Elise Diamond Rosemary W. Gutwillig Matthew Mitchell Charles E. Spicer Francis X. Burnes Alan Dichter Estate of Calvin Hampton Kathleen A. Moloney Susan Steinsapir Gail and David Burnett Andrew G. Dickos David Harris Kathleen A. Moore James E. Sterner Nicholas Camastro DJ’s Restaurant Daniel Harrison William P. Moore Steve Strauss Lawrence D. Harter Howard J. Morris and John G. Strobel Estate of Jean B. Harper Rachel Kennison Margalit Susser Mitchell Heller Donald R. Mullen Philip Susswein Craig Cichy of the M•A•C AIDS Fund (left) joined longtime Paul A. Hendricks John Naruszewicz Greg Swalwell and Terry Connor donor and former GMHC Board Member Phil Donahue at N. Patrick Hennessey Antonie Neiger Ruth and Herbert Syrop Erik W. Hepler and Maureen Ryan William Ness In memory of Jesse Lowen Toast at Twilight, our annual celebration of donors and friends. Barry Herstein Win and Christie Cozad Neuger Taylor-Martin Group, LLC Dorothy and Alfred Hinkley Thomas S. Nicholson John G. Tedford Florette Hoffheimer Diane and Bruce Nimmer Suzanne Z. and Marvin Tenenbaum Judith Hoffman Edward A. Nol Lewis Topper David Holmes and Florence Hutner Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz LLC David H. Vickrey Douglas A. Holtquist NYCMA Robert A. Viola Denise Howell Garrick O. Ohlsson Barry C. Waldorf Molly Levy Hoyt Donna O’Leary Arnold Walsh Karen M. and David K. Israel Matthew Olim Carol Warshawsky Barbara Iuculano David J. Oppenheim Sarah Barbara Watstein Jack Pierson & Sons Knut Osland Harold Weidman David Jansen James E. Owens Lois Weinroth Bruce R. and Pacific Concept Ind. (USA) LLC Gerald R. Wentland Susan H. Cronenberg-Javors Leonard Pastore Peter L. Wert and Thomas Rose Duane Jeske Dorothy A. Paulsen Lawrence E. Wieman and Keith R. Johnson Michael R. Pellegrino Kohar Jones George Pena Lief Sannen Robert S. Kamin Diana Perry Hall F. Willkie Patrick J. Keating Linda and J. Edward Pickering Carolan and Peter Workman Christopher J. and Daniele D. Kell Eric A. Pike Rachel Wysoki Joan L. Kent Jean Brown Pillot Edward J. Zapp Richard M. Keresey Michelle Polkowski James Zebroski Thomas O. King Joanna and Ray Potenza Albert Zellers Gregory Klosek Jennifer Publicover Marc P. Zemsky Ronald and Isobel Robins Konecky Doris E. Reed In memory of Patrick Lombard Michael D. Kors Gregory R. Reed Allen Gerald Zippin Sandra and Anthony Kosinski James A. Reed George Zweier

Key: Bold Names=Best Friend, 25% increase over fiscal year 05

2001 UN General Assembly adopts first-ever global blueprint to fight HIV/AIDS. U.S. government actively promotes abstinence-only HIV prevention programs locally and abroad. 2002

Anita Jaffe (standing) sponsored the Special Events See It First with GMHC Theater Series, which included performances GMHC holds and benefits from a number of fundraising of Sweeney Todd, The Color Purple, and Three Days of Rain. special events each year, like the annual AIDS Walk New York, See It First with GMHC Theater Series, and Blaque Heat/Red Hot. The following individuals and organizations gave over $1,000 to GMHC by participating in our special events.

225 Fourth LLC Barbara Chancellor A G Foundation Chatham Asset Management, LLC. A&J Produce Corp. Richard Chipman Abbott Laboratories Fund Roger Choukroun Enrique Abeyta Jane Chung Nicholas Acquafredda Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Cisneros Adee Pharmacy, Inc. Matthew Clayton African Services Committee, Inc. CLS agnès b. CMP Foundation Joseph Ahumada and Brian Albert Cobble Hill Animal Clinic AID Associates, Inc. Alexandra and Steven Cohen Saud AlFaisal John E. Colón Kenneth Allen Michael Conboy FD Worldwide Merchandise The Impact Foundation Dee Livingston American Airlines Credit Union The Corcoran Group Real Estate Group, Inc. Impact Communications, Inc. Liz Claiborne Foundation American Express Foundation Gertrude Whitney Conner Fed Ex Services InSyle Magazine Michael K. Longacre Amerindo Investment Advisors Inc. Cornucopia Richard F. Ferrari Kashif Iqbal L’Oreal Mr. and Mrs. Nap Andrews Courtroom Television Network LLC Michael Ferrel Thomas W. Irwin, Ph.D. Stephen and Diane Lovell Carlos Andujar Cranmer Art Conservation, Inc. Ed Filipowski The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Lycee Francais de New York Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Sterling Crockett John J. Fiorillo Anita Jaffe Anne and Gary Lyons Anonymous Crunch Fitness International First Corinthian Baptist Church, Inc. Lucie Jay MAC Cosmetics/MAC AIDS Fund Anthony Lawrence of New York, Inc. D.E. Shaw & Co., LP. Steven H. Fischer Jeff Hunter Charitable Trust Macquarie Holdings (USA) Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Diego Arria D.F. King & Co., Inc. Flooring Solutions Inc. Jimlar Corporation Macy’s Andrew Assael Daffy’s Carl D. Folta and Molly Lemeris John Varvatos Enterprises, Inc. Madison Avenue Abstracts, Inc. The Associated: Jewish Community Scott Dainton Ruth Fox Wayne and Sharon Johnsen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Madoff Federation of Baltimore Frank D’Amico Christopher M. Fraire Rhae Johnson Magnolia Flowers Atlantic Bank of New York Claire Danes Frazier Clothing Co, Inc Joie Phyllis Mailman Ellen K. Baer and Michael C. Darder The Fremont Group Foundation Jon S. Corzine Foundation Major Model Managment, Inc. David N. Lebenstein Daryl and Steven Roth Foundation Paul Fribourg Kevin Jones Victor Manuelle Robert E. Bank Dassault Falcon Jet Mindy Friedman Jones Apparel Group, Inc. MAR Foundation, Inc. Bank of America Foundation David Barton Gyms Gap Foundation Joseph F. Mc Crindle Foundation Marchon Eyewear, Inc. Barclays Georgianne Davis Garden Catering of Port Chester LLC Joyce N. Kadzakumanja Gwen Marcus and Nancy Alpert Lourdes Barreneche Maria A. Defrancesco Joseph T. Geiman Jeffrey S. Kalinsky Robinson Markel Neil S. Barsky and Joan S. Davidson Jason Degrandmaison Gemini Sound, Inc. Donna Karan Marriott International, Inc. Mario Batali Oscar De La Renta Gensler Catherine M. Keays Maxim Group LLC Benjamin N. Cardozo High School Dr. Ismael B. Denenburg Michael M. Gerdes Thomas Keller MBF Clearing Corp. Julie Bennack Bea Dermer William A. Gerich Jim Kelley Stephanie and Carter McClelland Bergdorf Goodman Dan Dermer William Getty Wally Kelly James J. McEntee Brian Berk Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Ghurka by John Bartlett Mark Kennedy Judith A. McGrath David Berman Laurie P. Diamond Beverley Gibson Kenneth Cole Productions Kevin McManamon Beverly Park LLC Amy DiGeso Gilead Sciences Philip Kent Michele McNeill James M. Biello and Nancy L. Biello Rana Diorio GlaxoSmithKline Beth and Jonathan Kern Merck and Co, Inc. James Bidgood Michael J. Dolan and Andrew Goffe and Jeff Levin Solomon Kerzner Oskar Metsavaht Bien Nice Studio Dorothy F. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goldstein Vanessa Kerzner Michael Kors (USA), Inc. Bioscrip, Inc. William W. Donnell Russell Gomes and Douglas Kesten Mr. and Mrs. Bill Michaelcheck Mr. and Mrs. Tom Birkett Dorbarleo Foundation, Inc. Patricia Slezak Gomes Kiehl’s William J. Michaelcheck Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Blank Robert N. and Luis Gonzalez Marci Klein Frances J. Milberg Thomas Block Nancy A. Downey Fdn. Samuel Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Klein Dorothee C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Bloom Frank Doyle Goodhart National Gorman Agency Kenneth F. Koen Minority Task Force on AIDS Bloomberg L.P. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Susan C. Gordon Jeffrey A. Kolsrud Sonia and Julio Miranda Bloomingdale’s Services LLC Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Gottlieb Reuben Kopel Derek Mitchell Blum & Fink, Inc. Fiona and Stanley Druckenmiller Graphic Technology, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bangel Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Monda David Bogner Duane Reade Paul Gravalis Michael D. Kors Monterey Fund, Inc. David Bonnouvrier Cedrick Dubs Nicholas Griffin William Kourakos Belzie M. Mont-Louis Andrea L. Boone Cathy Duffy Groom Law Group Kramer, Dillof, Livingston & Moore Moody’s Investors Service Boston Concessions Group of NY Ltd. Richard Dupuis Kathryn Grossman Christine La Sala Geoffrey A. Moore Bristol-Myers Squibb Stephen Earle Guardian Life Marie LaBarbera Hal J. Moskowitz and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Early Bird Delivery Systems, LLC Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro David LaBoy John J. Murphy Vernon Broderick Peter E. Eckes Judith and John Hannan David Lamond Ibrahim Moussa Brown Academy Heidi Eckes-Chantre Norman Hanson Brian Landeche MTV Networks BSTN Concessions Group of NY Ira A. Eisenstadt and Deirdre Howley Michael and Laura Hartstein Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Landesman MZA Events, Inc. Bumble and Bumble Jim and Elisabeth Ely Michael C. Harwood Stephanie Lau Charles Nadelman and Felix Caban Emmanuel Baptist Church Salma Hayek Leo Lawrence Nathaniel F. Bailey Cable Positive, Inc. Empire International, LTD. Maureen A. Hayes Helena Lee and Richard H. Klapper Neufeld & O’Leary Renee Cafiero Vincent Errico Healthfirst Lehman Brothers Inc. New York City Department of Health Luigi Caiola Douglas Esposit The Hector Lopez Foundation Howard Levine and Mental Hygiene John S. Campbell Estate of Barbara E. Carson Heights Partners, Inc. Hildy Levitt New York Health & Racquet Club Canaan Baptist Church of Christ, Estate of John Desiderio Henegan Construction Co., Inc Mark Levitt New York Sports Club HIV Ministry Estee Lauder Companies Kathleen Henkel and Lawrence Levy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nobile Capital Printing Systems, Inc. Gloria and Emilio Estefan Gerald S. Raphael Jonathan Lewis O, The Oprah Magazine Capmark Eugene & Estelle Ferkauf Foundation Mary M. Hile Lifetime Entertainment Services Maureen J. O’Brien Stephanie M. Caputo Euro RSCG Life LM&P Ernie Hill Bruce H. Lipnick and Ogilvy Carey Assets, Inc. Elizabeth Eynon Home Box Office, Inc. Eunyce R. Lipnick Oleg Cassini, Inc. Kenneth Carmel and Brenda Carmel F. K. Lane High School Jack Z. Hruska The Little Pie Company of Opera News Richard A. Caroto, Jr. Fairfield Greenwich Advisors, LLC Linda Huett the Big Apple Stephen Oplinger and Cartier North America Eric D. Fay Valerie Imbleau Live Oak Foundation Martha Oplinger

FDA approves new rapid HIV testing device that provides results in 20 minutes. GMHC begins offering on-site Hepatitis C testing. For first time, women account for half of all HIV-positive adults in the U.S.

Robert J. Ornstein and Daniel Rahm Robert Saphier Evan Stein United Federation of Teachers James Esseks Ellen Rakieten Gael Sapiro and Denise Young Joseph and Diane Steinberg United Nations Federal Credit Union Emmanuel Palermo, Jr. Random House Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Sauvage Thomas Stephens United Way of New York City Stephen Palmer Krishna Rani Roger Schaffland Stolichnaya Unity Church of New York Pardus Capital Management L.P. Amy Rapawy Scholastic Inc. Joseph Stribula and Jose Becerra USL Management Services, Inc. J. Paterson The Paul Rapoport Foundation Kathleen A. Schoonmaker Susan P. Stroman Shawn Pattison Claude Ravier Shelley D. Schorsch and Sugarcane Film Production Valerie Confections Judith and Samuel Peabody Richard N. Ray Nicholas S. Schorsch John Sutin Lawrence N. Van Valkenburgh Charles W. Pengelly RBC Centura Bank Thomas Schumacher Sylvio Tabet Ana V. Vega The Peninsula Foundation RDA International, Inc. James Kevin Scott and Ta r g e t Ventura Associates Judy Perl B.B. Reis Shannon E. Hunt-Scott The Tasco Family Foundation Viacom International Inc. Pernod Ricard USA Lundy Reynolds and Sascha Seinfeld Tavern On The Green Victoria’s Secret Beauty Pershing OPD Dept Fredric G. Reynolds Selfhelp Community Services David Teeter and Glen Lagerston Roberto Pesaro Richard Leeds International, Inc. Curt Selman Tempositions Lee Manning Vogelstein Mark Petrinovic Dee Dee Ricks Sephora Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Tenenbaum Wachovia Foundation Pfizer Foundation John Riggs Serono, Inc. Mario Testino Cynthia Waggoner Pharmacare Ritz-Carlton Hotels of New York Ms. Satyendra Sharma Theatrical Wardrobe Union Local 764 The Wagner Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alan Phillips Robert A. Stern Architects, LLP Tunisia A. Sharpe I.A.T.S.E. Walgreens Leonardo Pignataro Andy Robertson The C.D. Shiah Charitable Theresa Ann Mason Foundation. Inc, Robert and Michelle Wallach Lionel I. Pincus Joanne Robles Foundation Thomas A. Edison Vocational & Christopher Wardell and Myriam N. Pinto Rodan+Fields Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Sillerman Technical School Wendy L. Poincelot Samuel D. Rosa Lawrence Silverton Delano E. Thompson Helen N. Wardell Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation Mike Rose Vanessa Silverton-Peel Roger Thomson The Warwick Hotel Polshek Partnership, LLP Rose Brand Wipers, Inc. Randy Simmons Jean Thorpe Karl Weckel Leslie Fay Pomerantz Andrew Rosen Barbara Levy Simon, Ph.D. TJM Sales Corp. Kenneth J. Weil and Susan P. Weil Gary Portuesi and Salvatore Rizzo Fatos Rosenberg Marsha Sinzheimer Tom and Kathy Freston Alex Weiler Natasha Pretty Samuel Rosenblatt Skae Beverage International, LLC Foundation Lori D. Weiner PriceWaterhouseCoopers Robert M. Ross Brian T. Sklar Tom Hennes Inc. Progress H.S. Student Marianne Rossi Mitchell Slater Richard L. Tooke Robin Weingast Government Acct. Jordan Roth and Richie Jackson Shepard Smith Susan Towers Wellchoice Inc. Protravel International, Inc. Laurence and Nancy Roth Annette and Richard Snape David Trager Wellpoint, Inc. John Purcell Roy Michaels Salon, Inc. Ted W. Snowdon Judson Traphagen Scott M. Westervelt Pzena Family Foundation Myriam A. Rubio Mr. and Mrs. Howard Socol Ronald Traub Anna Wintour Kathleen A. Quagliaroli Fiona and Eric C. Rudin Nazario Laureta Somera Joseph F. Tringali Thomas Wintz Quest Diagnostics, Inc Massilia Russo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soros Irene Tse Perry Wolfman James Michael Quiles and RZO Talent, Inc. K. Spencer Lawrence M. Tullipano Angeline Kham S.P.N Starbucks Coffee UBS AG Worldwide Pants, Inc. Jerome J. Radwin and Patricia Sacks The Starker Family Foundation United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Dennis Xenos Karen L. Radwin Nancy Santiago Joseph E. Steele Joiners of America Saul L. Zalkin

Partners in Planning

Partners in Planning is a recognition society honoring Bob Giangrasso and Bob Frankel William Kux Martin Richards Prof. Roger J. Goebel John Q. Lantry Clifford Richner individuals who have established a legacy gift for Rick Goldstein Winston B. Layne Mildred Roth GMHC in their wills and estate plans. We are grateful Erwin G. Gonzalez MD Martha B. Leigh Arthur L. Rubinstein Dr. Sally Graham Warren L. Lorella Theresa E. Ryan to the members below for including GMHC in their Dr. Jesse Greenberg and Paul B. Ludwig Eileen Schechter long-term financial planning. Dr. William Faraminian David T. Lyons, M.D. Jeffrey Seller and Joshua Lehrer Richard M. Haber Mrs. C. MacDonald Lynn E. Hand, Jr. Gaetana M. Manuele Loren Sherman Lou Silvestri and Anthony Galietti Anonymous (2) George E. Chandler Joseph A. Hardy In memory of Frank Fedornock Carmine Spinelli Ward Auerbach Jeannette B. Chernow Donald Hartog Michael T. Marino William R. Ayers Irving and Belle Chook Richard W. Hatter Neil Marshall Mrs. David Stoler Barbara Barone John D. Claypoole and James D. Hoffman Malcolm B. Martin Lee H. Stout Mr. and Mrs. William F. Berliner Frank Vazquez Robert E. Hubert Ilse Melamid Edward J. Tawil Lester R. Bowman Dennis J. Cooney Charles Richard Hunderup Robert Melroe Richard Thompson William J. Boyd Mrs. William Conley Syde Hurdus Caroline Ramsay Merriam George A. Tracy Evelyn R. Britt Albert B. Connor Herb Joseph Audie Moran Lawrence N. Van Valkenburgh Thomas Cott Diane Kamp Stephen K. Mueller Alan Brodherson John Vlachos Bruce S. Bromley Vicki Cowen Edward M. Karlin C.P.A. Dr. Martin A. Nash and Edgar C. Watkins II Hon. Kenneth E. Bruce Warren H. Crater Melvin S. Katzman Dr. Jack Hennigan Jean and Kenneth Wentworth William Bruce Bumstead David A. DeMuro and Mario Kircher Mrs. Y. D. Pasternak Sheila Burakowski Chris Longobucco Ronald Krause Rev. Bill Paulsen Lucille Werlinich Ms. Franni Burke Selma Dubrin Marc Krauss Glenn and Lorraine Puzo Arthur R. Wilson Elizabeth G. Calhoun Margaret F. Dungan Ronald Krieb Kurt D. Ramig Sheldon B. Winicour Samuel Carson Loretta Duncan Lotte Kunstler Herbert K. Reis, Esq. Nina M. Wood

Star Walkers

Star Walkers are a major part of the continuing Rebecca Abel Maureen Adler Marc Allen Barry Abrams Jesus Aguais Conor Allerton success of AIDS Walk. We thank them and applaud Faith Abrams Thomas Ahn Hanna Allerton their outstanding efforts and achievements.The Donna Aceto Johnny Alicea Nina Allred following walkers each raised $1,000 or more, and Nicholas Acquafredda Noel Alicea Funsho Allu Cheryl Adamik Jamie Allen Mirna Alomar-Velez together raised an extraordinary $2.82 million. Matthew Adams Kim Allen Joseph Alston

2003 U.S. government authorizes up to $15 billion for global AIDS, and other diseases. World Health Organization announces “3 x 5” Initiative with goal of treating 3 million

Amy Altamirano Jennifer Bigelow Karen Alters Andrew Bilcik Harry Althaus Thomas Bindert Richard Alvarez Shannon Birk Rolando Alvarez Patrick Bivens Mark Alvino Katrina Blackstone-Caruso Oscar Amarilla Paul Blatt Matt Amore Daniel Blausey Gordon Ampel Susan Blix Andreas Anastasis Jamie Bloom Barbara Anderson Cherie Blum Brad Anderson Rex Bobbish Diana Anderson Patrick Bocco Marcel Anderson Marcia Bockol Matt Anderson Peter Bogyo Crystal Andrews MaryJane Boland Anna Angel Michael Bolger James Angelar Danielle Bolling Dhal Anglada Joyce Bolton Roger Ansanelli Alexa Bonaros Jeffrey Apgar Phil Bonaventura Amber Appelbaum Alexis Bond The 2006 AIDS Walk New York set a new record, raising well over $6.4 million, with over $900,000 going to Lily Applebaum Gregory Bonsignore Margie Aquino Andrea Boone other AIDS service organizations in the NYC metropolitan area. Semhal Araya Laurel Boone Peter Argersinger Jamie Booth Gabrielle Armand Rogerio Borem Lillian Carney Patrick Cosquer Danielle Do Richard Ferrara Nicole Arnot Michelle Bosch Jeff Carpenter Gina Costa Al Domeyko Susan Ferrara MariaEugenia Arria Matthew Bosco Jack Carroll Pedro Cotto Frank Dominguez Michele Ferraro Tony Arroyo Erik Bottcher David Carson Joe Cotugno Jeff Donaldson-Forbes Raphael Ferreira MaryJo Asacion Thomas Bovino Karen Casiano Gary Cowling Barbara Dor Stephen Figge Jennifer Asquino Andric Bowen Carmen Cassese Jack Cox Frank Doyle Maria Figueroa Hunter Atkins Richard Bowen Avelyn Castillo Mark Coy Debbie DuCey Martha Figueroa Abigail Atkinson David Bowles Karen Chamberlain Brian Coyle Karin DuMaire Jess Finkelstein Edward Augustine Patrick Boyd Vivian Chambers Christopher Cram Cedrick Dubs Charlie Finlay Andres Avellaneda Thaise Boyd Miranda Chan Donald Credle Richard Duchano Rita Fischer Richard Averback Margaret Brady Barnaby Chancellor Vincenzo Cresta Liz Duggan Steven Fischer Carlos Avila Raja Brahmbhatt Peggy Chandler MarcAnthony Crimi Karra Duncan Ryan Fitzgerald Alexandria Baer Jaime Brathwaite Wanda Chandler Marc Crockett Tracey Duncan Lynda Fiuza Denise Baez Lorraine Bray Erica Chapman Anne Croly Diana Dunker Anne Fizzard Matthew Bailey Lisa Brennan Didi Charney Nora Cropper Sa’Uda Dunlap Inez Flicker Nathaniel Bailey Loren Brenowitz Beverly Chase-Weber Hector Cruz Jim Dunlop Robin Flicker Scott Baker Putra Bridge Luster Chauncey Suzanne Culhane Yves Durif-Salon David Flood Miranda Balkin Jonathan Briers Noris Chavarria Kelly Currie Dani Durkin Lindsay Flury Chris Ballard Renee Brinck Jo Chen Gina Cutruzzula Michael Dzenis Carl Folta Harry Bangel Paola Briones LaiMing Cheung Frank D’Amico Dacia Eckel Harrison Fong Robert Bank Scott Brittingham Isabelle Chow Antonio DaSilva Jennifer Edelston Saskia Fontein Amanda Baraldi Torey Broadhecker Peter Christensen Allyson Daniels Cheryl Edwards Sarah Fonteno Henry Baranczak Jeff Brodmerkel Charlotte Chudy Tracy Dansker Karin Edwards Laura Forde Alex Baranick Sophia Brotherton Irene Chung Jonathan Dant Sierra Egan Jane Forman Elaine Baranovics Ayana Brown Craig Cichy Chris Dantonio Julianna Egner Paul Forsythe Brandi Barber Douglas Brown Angelo Cilia Andrew Davids Jodi Ehrens David Foster Margaret Barclay Henry Brown Ethan Ciment Julie Davids Hal Eisenberg Tom Foster Renee Barillot Melinda Brown Adriana Cisneros Tracy Davies Fred Eisinger Susan Fox Carmen Barnes Timothy Brown Erika Clarke Daniel Davis Angela Eliane Ariel Foxman Alberto Barral Lisa Broyard Dylan Clements Doug Davis Laura Elkins Alana Foy Nicola Barrett Matthew Brune Amy Clevenger Georgianna Davis Lesley Elliott Toni Foy Sandra Barros Maria Brunet Bob Cline Maria Davis Stefanie Ellstein Melvin Francisquini Jaime Barry Donna Brunner Jennifer Co Jason DeCuir Kevin Elphick Gladys Franck Shannon Barry Raquel Bruno Haley Coghill Joseph DeFeo India Ennenga Philene Frazar Leema Basharyar Frank Bua Alan Cohen Maria DeFrancesco James Entwistle Aaron Freeman Robert Basinger Vivian Bucaro Kayla Cohen Miguel DeJesus Jaime Entwistle-Conti Arthur Freeman Jodie Bass Todd Buchanan Neal Cohen David DeLaCruz Violeta Epstein Lauren Frese Barrie Bates Dawn Buchenholz Zack Cohen Beatriz DeLaMora Dalia Ermann Desiree Frias Om Batheja Karen Buglisi Errol Cohen74 Joseph DePalma Vince Errico Fran Friedman Jack Batman David Bullock Dean Colby Yann DeRochefort Melissa Esquilin John Fritz Gerri Battista John Burdi Patricia Cole Craig DeThomas Shani Evans Zoe Froidevaux Johnny Beato Linda Burg-Friedman Brenden Collins Joshua DeVoto Sharon Evans Ben Furr Gilbert Beauzil Jessie Burke Clarence Collins Liz Deagan Peter Ezrin Natalie Fursetzer Hill Bechtler Margaret Burnham Daniel Collins Chipper Dean Margee Fagelson Philip Fusciello Christopher Beck Craig Burns Sarah Collins Shawn Decker Joanne Faison Jill Futerman Roxy Becker Jennifer Burns John Colon Joseph Dehn Helen Falk Ruben Gaitan Susie Becker Felix Caban Valentin Colon Billie Delgado Caty Fall August Galifi Bruce Beckwith Renee Cafiero Brian Connally Jorge Delgado Jaime Fallon Gabriel Galindo Cate Beehan Jeffrey Calandra Patricia Connolly Rick Dellenbaugh Johnny Falls Rebecca Gallager Ryan Beenken Terry Callaghan Matthew Connor Richard Dematteis Jessica Falzone Serena Gallagher Ben Behrenfeld Tonya Canady Chris Constable Cookie Dennis Charles Familetti Joseph Galli Victoria Benatar Ricardo Canales Marion Contratti Sharon Deonaraine Karen Farber Orchid Garbutt Edgar Benavides Joseph Cancilliere Alyssa Cook Daniel Dermer Delphine Fares Pablo Garcia Michael Beneville John Cannelli Kenneth Cooke Mukta Dhumale Eric Fay Ricardo Garcia Karen Bennett Margaret Canning Francis Coppola-Maritati Sharona DiCostanzo Karim Fazal Rosa Garcia Elaine Benov Jason Cannon Evelyne Coradin Amy DiGeso Roger Feffer Steven Garcia Adam Berenson Miguel Cardenas Rob Cordell Leonard DiVittorio Illana Feiglin Vivian Garcia Susan Berkley Darron Cardosa Joseph Corpina Harley Diamond Lindsay Feinberg Maria Garcia-Underwood David Berman Cindy Cardozo Karina Correa-Maury Jessica Diamond Michael Feliciano Michael Gardener David Berman Natalie Carey Bob Corsentino Jennifer Diaz Tasheem Feliciano Nicole Garfield Lindell Berry Michael Carl Jose Cortes Frank Diaz-Cancela Laurette Feltoon Amy Garrett Meghan Berry Pat Carman Alexandra Cortese Alissa Dien Brian Ferdman Vince Gatton Nicole Betancourt Bruce Carmel Matthew Cosby Jennifer Dignazio Lorena Fernandez Madelon Gauthier

people by 2005. 2004 GMHC convenes broad-based task force to address crystal meth use among gay men in NYC. FDA approves an HIV test that provides accurate results using saliva.

Vincent Gautieri Lorraine Greenwald Karen Hewitt Mary Jenkins Yi Kuang Denise Magnani James Gaynor Jacqueline Gregg Yvette Heyliger Peter Jewell Harry Kubetz Therese Mahler Jeff Gearheart Shea Gregory Mary Hile Bridgette Jimenez Patricia Kummel Nadja Mair Ronald Gehringer Christopher Grimes Fern Hill Allie Joester Stephen Kurowski Arjun Majundar Joseph Geiman Julie Griner JoAnna Hill Alonzo Johnson Vivianne Kurzweil Salome Makonnen Darrell George Jordan Grob Marjorie Hill Daniel Johnson William Kwan Peter Malachi Mark George Daniel Grossman Troy Hill Ina Johnson HaeYoung Kwon Thea Malfetti Hector Gerena Philip Grossman Eldon Hills Jarryl Johnson Thomas LaBarbera Michele Malit Laura Gessler Allan Gruet Drew Hindes Jimmy Johnson David LaBoy Elizabeth Manchester John Gidding Stephen Gruszczynski Marline Hines Kerry Johnson Francis LaGaret Alenka Mandic Danielle Gifford Carol Guerrero Nolan Hines Leah Johnson Sarah LaRocca Ray Manikowski Jeffrey Gilberg Veronica Guevara Margret Hjaltested Merilee Johnson Doug LaTessa John-John Manlutac Sherryl Gilfillian Nelum Gunewardane Patricia Hodder Rhae Johnson Mary Labeck Christopher Manna Paula Gilliam Soma Gupta Barry Hoff Jess Jolly Ann Lagravenese Bill Mannion Jennifer Gilliard Mark Gustafson Bill Hoffman Angela Jones Andrew Laidlaw Beth Manocchio David Gilmartin Jovino Guza Terry Hofler BJ Jones Joe Lamberti Blanca Mansfield Donna Gins Ted Guzman Anita Hollander Derrick Jones Maureen Lamberti Geoff Manthey Christiana Gipson Leslie Gyson Yury Holohan Kevin Jones Tony Lamberti Gaetana Manuele Kathy Giroux Randy Hadden Joseph Hom Kevin Jones Katia Lambey Jenifer Maple Craig Giunta Asfaha Hadera Kathy Horgan Mark Jones John Lanasa Jack Marcus Sharon Givens James Hagerman Rob Hornak Ian Jopson Lisa Landa Dinah Mark Susan Gjelaj Ray Hagg Christian Horne Russell Jordan Margot Landman Alexander Marrs Hope Glendon-Ross Dean Haglin Darren Hostler Adam Josephs Scott Landry Kurt Marshall Catherine Goetschel Limor Hakim William Hovard Micki Josi Andrew Lane Tom Marshall Elizabeth Gold Robert Hale Joanne Hsieh Rebecca Jupiter Gary Langley Gladys Martell Hy Gold Michelle Haley Greg Hubbert Victoria Juste Pamela Lasner David Martin Ruth Gold Alison Hall Amanda Huett Joyce Kadzakumanja Vincent Lau Leslie Martin Aaron Goldberg Shirley Hall Heather Hughes Steven Kaell Jody Laufer Joann Martinet Stephanie Goldhuber Angela Hamilton Kevin Hughes Sandy Kafenshtok Erin Law Joe Martinez Becca Goldstein Holland Hamilton Renee Hughes Rick Kahn Macy Lawler Raul Martinez Francine Goldstein Paul Hardoin Stephen Hughes Peter Kaiser Rebecca Lawrence Curt Martino Linda Goldstein Annette Harewood Elizabeth Hui Jennifer Kaliser Laurance Led Andrea Mason Carlos Gomez Julie Harnik Joe Hummer Kosta Kalogerogiannis Michelle Ledesma Honour Masters Teresa Gomez Will Harrell Tracey Hung Raji Kalra Alvin Lee Roberto Mata Alvaro Gonzalez Kareema Harris Renee Hunter Priya Kalwani Bernard Leibov James Matte Lisa Gonzalez Kevin Harris Adrienne Hurst Narges Kamali Nathalie Lemaire Donald Matteson Sam Gonzalez Sandra Harris Holly Hutcheson Keri Kaminskey Carron Leon Michael Maurer Christine Goodman Edward Harrison Zoe Hutzler Raphael Kang Wendy Lepp David Maurici Elyse Goodman Melissa Harrison Amy Huynh Larry Kaplan Justin Lerer Anna Mavrikakis Fred Goodman Doreen Haskins Kathi Iannacone Tiger Kaplan Michael Letizio Margery May Lorraine Goodman Toby Hass Frank Iannucci Mary Karr Jeff Lettiere Amy Mazur Norma Goodman Jennifer Hassenberg Robyn Imbimbo Beth Katz David Leventhal Philip McAdoo Thea Goodman Lauren Hauser Valerie Imbleau Jay Katz Stephanie Levin Robert McAlpin Daryl Goodwin Pat Haverkamp Victor Inada Meagan Katz Howard Levine Kevin McCarthy MaryBeth Goral Ryan Hawley Jeff Ingram Roni Katz Joshua Levine Brian McClean Geoffrey Gordon Maureen Hayes Nancy Isenberg Tracey Kaufman Russell Levine Hassell McClure John Gordon Olive Heathe Alexandra Israel Ruth Kavesh Hildy Levitt Joseph McCole Sean Gordon-Loebl Danny Heckman Elladine Jackson Anton Kawasaki Mark Levitt Marie McCullough Susan Goren Julie Hegner Jimmy Jackson Valerie Kaye Lisa Levy Bruce McDonald Felix Gosse Jessica Heidenberg Levern Jackson Tom Keegan Susan Levy Herman McDowell Stanley Gotlin Mickey Heller Riki Jacobs Teresa Keel Brian Lewis Eliza McDuffie Peter Gottlieb Jacqueline Henderson Trevor Jacobson James Keener Tonja Lewis James McEntee Cheryl Gould Carmen Henry Gail Jaffe Howard Keisman Geraldine Liccardi-Calabro Eric McGahhey Rodney Gracia Glen Henry Mandy Jaffe Adrian Kellard Peter Lichtenthal Jack McGee Glen Greeley Joel Herman Janis Jagiello Meg Kenney Kerry Liebowitz Jamie McGonnigal Leif Green Ellen Hermann Warren James George Kerhoulas Jacob Lief Daniel McGrath Ronnie Green Keely Herrick Will Janensch David Kernahan Erik Lillimagi John McIlvain Paul Greenberg Alyce Hershenhart Enigma Jaramillo Andrea Kerzner Carol Lim Emerald McIntyre Rachel Greenburg John Hertel Ilona Jarosfewilz Christine Kim Judy Linville David McKelvey Toby Greenfield Hannah Herzog Zell Jeffers NamHee Kim Olivia Lipnick Michael McKnight Olivia Kim Lawrence Litman Sara McLaughlin Jim King Danielle Litt Warren McLaughlin Kevin Kiniry Annette Lizzul Katie McLennand George Kirjanov David Lloyd Mark McManus Alix Kivlin Syleve Locklair James McMurray Bobby Klapper Elizabeth Loebman Maureen McNamara Helen Klass Jake Loewenthal Nancy Mead Lizzy Klein Archie Long Christin Meador David Klinker Jordan Longert Jason Meek Susan Knox-Dreisbach Ana Lopez Felix-Rene Meier David Koch Catherine Lopez Robert Meksin Leslie Koch Javier Lopez Michael Melzer Gary Koehler Yolanda Lopez Anna Merola Aaron Koenigsberg Tracy Lord David Merrill Lee Koenigsberg Carrie Lorenz Kelly Merryman Patty Koenigsberg Elizabeth Lorris-Ritter Alison Messina Celeste Kolodin Joel Lowy Diane Metzler Briana Komar Julia Lubbock Jeffrey Meyer Samantha Koss Julie Lubin Rachel Meyers Albina Kowalko Debi Luppino David Meza Scott Kramer Sandi Lusk Emily Michels Neal Kranes Dwayne Lutringer Fran Milberg David Krasner John Lynch Heidi Millay Naomi Kresner Anne Lyons Adam Miller Daniel Krieger Marianne Lyons Cabral Miller Karen Kriendler-Nelson Lauren Maciura Judy Miller Attorney General Eliot Spitzer (left) visited GMHC shortly before being elected Judi Krivitsky Theodore Maestas Melissa Miller Governor of New York. Also pictured GMHC CEO Dr. Marjorie J. Hill and Justin Krohn Barbara Maffia Nia Miller Board Chair John E. Colón. John Kryminski Andrew Magazine Tanya Milsap

2005 Number of people living with HIV in the U.S. passes 1 million for first time; 25% don’t know they’re infected. CDC reports findings from six-city study indicating that 46% of black gay

Mark Milstein Erica Ofenleger Josh Pultz Longtime friend, Juan Minier Douglas Okerson Carol Puro volunteer and Jessica Miranda Jerome Olaso Michael Putnam donor Leslie Fay Sonia Miranda Ron Olsen David Quackenbush Norman Mishoe Lisa Orban Kathleen Quagliaroli Pomerantz, with Michael Mitchell Donald Orloski Aaron Queen her granddaughter Jayson Mittman Rob Ornstein Timmothy Radice Kristen Gross. Aedan Mlanao Omaira Ortiz Melissa Radler David Mohamed Christine Ortolano Daniel Rahm Carlos Molina Caitlin Orzeck-Byrnes Lee Raines David Molko Gary Osifchin Guy Rainey Jessica Mondry Daniel Osorio David Rak Belzie Mont-Louis Matthewv Ossenfort Victoria Ramirez Michelle Montague Jose Otero Julia Ramos Mary Montgomery Steven Otterman Sudhir Rani Milybet Montijo-Cepeda Maureen Otto Vamsi Rani Alain Montour Tamar Owens Noah Raper Elisabeth Mooney Patience Owusu-Simon Nadia Rasheed Anna Moore Robert Ozanne David Ratcliffe Paolo Moratin Jessica Padron Richard Ray Chris Morehead Emmanuel Palermo Lisa Raymond Stephen Morfesis Laura Paley Nicole Rea Javier Morgado Koshin Paley-Ellison Allyson Realley Pamela Morgan Ilana Papele Josina Reaves Ximena Morgan Elizabeth Papp Carole Reid Heather Morris Joe Paquette Matthew Reid Jaime Morris Eleanor Park Christopher Reimensnyder Jane Morrison John Parker Chris Reimsnyder Peyton Royal Tom Seyfnia Steven Souza John-Andrew Morrison Jesse Parks Lily Reinhold David Rubeo Sanjiv Shah Eleanore Speert Bruce Moskovitz Andrea Pastorelli Shields Remine Antonio Ruberto PrincessKeila Shanahan- Toby Spinks Anthony Mosquera Jig Patel Jessica Resler Amy Rubin Champagne Arlene Spivack Peggy Moss Toral Patel Michael Retsina Matthew Rubin James Shanley Rachel Spraos Mitchell Motsinger Joe Patrick Erika Rexhouse Sam Rubino Deborah Shapira Bart StClair Katherine Muller Lela Patrik Debra Rhodes Arcadio Ruiz-Castellano Athena Shapiro Dahl StClaire Kenneth Muller Miriam Patterson Senna Riahi Rebecca Russell Rikha Sharma James St. John Stefany Mullinnix Thompson Patton Scott Rich Kim Russo Vandana Sharma Bill Stackhouse Michael Munsie Douglas Paulson Tyler Richards Massilia Russo Michael Shattner Phillip Stamborski Vonnie Murad Mike Pearson Shema Richardson Nikki Russo John Shea Sarah Stamboulie Erin Murphey Jim Peeples David Richman Heifara Rutgers Donald Sheffey Hannah Stampleman Chris Murphy Debra Peetz Roshella Ricker Hugh Ryan William Sheldon Andrew Stanger Ed Murphy Michael Pelton Kyle Ridaught Stanley Rygor Anthony Shepherd John Stankewitz John Murphy Peter Pelusio Paul Ridguard Agnes Rymer Julia-Shaine Shepps Jessica Stark Doug Murray Minelly Pena Alexandra Riemma Patrik Rytikangas K Sherbetdjian Trevor Starr Cindy Muth Tony Pena Angela Riemma Olivia Sacks Gerry Sheridan Cary Staurakoulis Sandra Myburgh Denise Pence Austin Riggs Kevin Sadhnani Rebecca Sherman Joseph Steele Kris Myers Renee Penegor John Riggs Rudi-Michael Salamon Rob Shmalo Kevin Steele Chad Myran Zet Peniston Joyce Riley Amanda Salomon Brian Siedlecki Ellen Stegman Ronni Nachemin Ernest Pennington Jeff Rindler Indumeena Sambandam Loren Siegel Debra Stein Joseph Nardi Rodolfo Penuela Chris Ritchey John Samourides Sari Siegel Evan Stein Gloria Naudin Gregory Pepe Linda Rivera Lorraine Samuels Lucy Silag Mitch Steinhart William Negron Erin Pepper Lizzette Rivera Liza Sanchez Suzanne Silber Gary Steinkohl Mallory Neidich Jose Perez Luis Rivera Heriberto Sanchez-Soto Carsen Silverblatt Ian Sterling Emeline Nelson JuanCarlos Perez Michelle Rivera Prince Sanders Alan Silverman Steven Stoller Avisha Neogy Lymarie Perez Miguel Rivera Eddie Santiago Carla Silverman Elizabeth Strachan Elizabeth Nerich Harrison Perl Alfred Roach Diosa Santos Jesse Silverstein Kate Strachan Paul Newell Merrill Perlman Bill Roane Luis Santos Mark Silverstone Rachel Strader Scott Newman Adam Perloff George Robinson Donna Saporita Vanessa Silverton-Peel Kennelia Stradwick Yvonne Neysmith David Perrott Juanita Robinson Sarah Savino Cynthia Simmons Tari Stratton Karen Ng Michael Pesce Tiana Robinson Gerard Savoy Randy Simmons Patrick Stretch Scott Nguyen Alexis Peters Joanne Robles Lisa Savyon Daniel Simpson Jason Strom Johanna Nice Dana Peters Gregg Roby Steven Scalgione Elnora Simpson Pam Strom Talib Nichiren Lawrence Peters Jacqueline Rodriguez Jennifer Schatzman Scott Sinclair Kristin Stroup Kim Nichols Rachael Peters Lucille Rodriguez Sara Scheanwald Melissa Sindab Watty Strouss Michelle Nigalan Cindy Petersen Narciso Rodriguez Katherine Scheidt John Sinopoli Joan Stuart Lee Nirenberg Jennifer Petersen Wanda Rodriguez Joellen Schertz Christine Siracusano Jason Styka Okwudiri Nlemadim Genny Petrillo Courtney Rogers Scott Schilagi Shaun Skolnick Michael Suchman Christine Nocera Michael Piazza Thomas Rogers Bradley Schleyer Seth Slade Hanah Suh Paul Nocera Katy Pinke Aileen Roginski Jeanne Schloesser Jeremy Slagle Harry Sukhram Mark Noizumi Desiree Pinto Justine Rogoff Liz Schnee Michael Smertiuk D Sulaitis Jarrett Nolan Jorge Pinto Mifa Rogoff Ellissa Schneider Donna Smiley Lawrence Sullivan Miranda Noonan Mark Pizza George Rojas Kathy Schnurr Andrew Smith Sarah Sullivan Jeffrey Norman Harriet Plaskow Angela Rolling Jacqueline Schomburgh-Sam Caitlin Smith Robert Sumski Zoe Norman-Hunt Nicola Plevin Lisa Romano Lynn Schulman Clayton Smith Diana Surace Eileen Normanly Kenneth Pliska Kathryn Romansky Deanna Schwam Jay Smith Sari Surkis Susan Norton-DiCerto Aaron Podell Anthony Romeo Len Schwartz Joanne Smith Michael Susi Clayton Nottleman Amanda Polcari Mickey Ronan Jane Scott Jules Smith Ulrich Suss Kerry Novick Nancy Pollak Jennifer Rondinelli Robt Seda-Schreiber Phillip Smith Edward Svehlik Miriam Novik Maddy Polsky D Rose Robin Seidon Rodney Smith Dakota Swallow Julie Nsanzurwimo Nannette Pomales Jeff Rose Mariel Selbovitz Steve Smith Liam Sweeney Veronica Nunes Victor Portes Lexa Rosean Shawn Selby Traceye Smith Randy Swisher Tina Nuss Steve Potanovic Michelle Rosengarten Ed Sellazzo Wayne Smith Laura Sword Carrie Nydick Emily Powell Harvey Rosenstein Sue Sena Donald Snyder Jimmy Szczepanek Robb O’Beirne Lisa Pozzi Stephanie Rossi Andrew Sendall Richard Sobel David Tabatsky Kathy O’Brien Buick Prentice-Walsh Lynne Rossmann Steven Sergiovanni Arthur Solomon Lara Tabatznik Ken O’Brien Natasha Pretty David Roth Stephanie Serino Jayne Solomon Kim Tabet Dennis O’Connell Beverly Prince Jordan Roth Jessica Serko Ella Solomons Samina Tahir Caroline O’Hare Ronald Prince Lisa Roth John Serra Nazario Somera Dave Tainer Sean O’Sullivan Robert Profusek Adam Rothenberg Catherine Serra-Garcia Marilyn Sommer Kenneth Tallier Jeffrey Oeberst Dina Pruzansky Eric Rothman Nerisha Sestoso Samantha Sommerfield Chad Tanaka

and bisexual men are infected with HIV. 2006 June 5 marks 25th anniversary of the first government report of what is now known as AIDS. FDA approves first single-pill, once-a-day AIDS treatment.I

Joyce Tanksley Janice Toma Jeremy Vealey Brian Walls William Weir Bryonie Wise LuzAnn Tanon Chris Tomanelli Veronica Vega Chuck Walter Lori Weiss Gregory Wiseman John Tantillo Merry Torgan-Streiner Nyrma Vega-Cortez Eric Walter Larry Weller Kerry Wolf Tim Tareco Susan Towers Richard Veith Davis Wang Jean Wentworth Susan Wolfson Debra Targos George Towne Minerva Velazquez-Munoz Tracie Wang Alexa West Emily Wolper Molly Tarlofsky David Trager Victoria Veluz Michael Ward Scott Westervelt Vanessa Womble Frances Taveras Tata Traore Ray Venezia Sankil Ward John Wetsell Marcus Woollen Jack Taylor Matt Tratner Brigitte Viellieu-Davis Heather Wardally Vanessa Wharton Justin Wray Kara Taylor Matthew Trigiani Lori Vigilante Tom Warner Wesley Whatley Ryan Wyllys Michael Taylor Farra Trompeter Larry Vigus Rebecca Warren Yvette Wheeler Peter Yagecic Nancy Taylor Joan Trought Tomas Villanueva Nicole Warshak Brian Wickman Fiona Yan Alexander Tedford Charles Truong Giovanni Vitacolonna Annie Washburn Lisa Wilder Denise Yaney Patty Tehrani Gene Truono Karenann Volinski Devon Washington Erin Wile Carolyn Yard Amanda Teitler Daniele Trussardi Roberta Vrooman Eric Washington Randy-Syler Wiley Miriam Yeung Helen Tennenbaum Venus Tsang Chantel Vuong Rachelle Wasserman George Wilhelm Jerald Young Steven Thede Larry Tullipano Cindy Wachenheim Mitchell Waters Frank Williams Melissa Youngman Carolyn Thielman Michelle Turetzky Kanushri Wadhwa April Watkins Jim Williams Melissa Zalkin-Stollman Sara Thigpen Carol Tutanjian Cynthia Waggoner Rolston Watts Kevin Williams Anna Zanes Britt Thompson Alexandra Ubell Andrea Wagner Henry Webb Tamika Williams Lisa Zarkower Delano Thompson Ricardo Urbano Christine Walford Julia Weigel Jennifa Willis Joseph Zarro Jean Thorpe Eliane Urbanowicz Charlynn Walker Janet Weinberg Kizzy Willis Anthony Zelig Heidi Tickle Laszlo Varga Jay W. Walker Scott Weiner Andrew Wingrove Alan Zewan Jacquelyn Tillotson Efrain Vargas-Hernandez Zachary Walker Larry Weingarten Gregg Winkelman Pascal Zingg Sara Timen Brian Vaught Stratton Walling Bryan Weinstein Rebecca Winter Ryann Zitt Susan Toepfer Norman Vazquez Stephanie Wallis Lindsay Weinstein Pearl Winthal Glenn Zuraw

Matching Gifts

GMHC would like to acknowledge and thank the FleetBoston Financial Corp Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Program Random House, Inc. following organizations who encourage and reward Ford Foundation LandAmerica Financial Group, Inc. Reebok Human Rights Foundation Forest Laboratories, Inc. Lehman Brothers Inc. Reuters America LLC the kind-hearted philanthropy of their employees. The Fremont Group Foundation Liz Claiborne Foundation The Rockefeller Foundation FutureBrands LLC Loews Corporation The following organizations matched the value of their The Rockefeller Group, Inc. Gannett Foundation, Inc. Lone Pine Foundation, Inc. SAP employees’ gifts over the past year: Gap Inc. Macquarie Holdings (USA), Inc. Sara Lee Foundation Gartner Group MasterCard International, Inc. Schindler Elevator Corporation 4Charity Foundation, Inc. The Children’s Place Genentech, Inc. The May Department Stores SMBC Global Foundation, Inc. Ace INA Chubb & Son General Electric Foundation Company Foundation Aetna Foundation, Inc. Citigroup Foundation General Reinsurance Corporation The McGraw-Hill Companies Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Allstate Giving Campaign CNA Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Inc. McMaster-Carr Supply Company Source Media Altria Group, Inc. Coach, Inc. GlaxoSmithKline Medco Health Solutions St. Paul Companies, Inc. Foundation Ambac Assurance Corporation Computer Associates International, Inc. GMAC Commercial Mortgage Merck and Co, Inc. Starbucks Coffee Company American Express Foundation The Dana Foundation Google Meredith Corporation Foundation Tauck World Discovery Guideposts Microsoft Corporation American International Group, Inc. Datascope Corp. Tempositions Hanna Anderson Children’s Minerals Technologies, Inc. American Re-Insurance Company Deutsche Bank Americas Tenet Healthcare Foundation Aon Foundation Foundation Foundation The Mitsui USA Foundation Thomson Financial Services Assurant Foundation DFS Hawaii HarperCollins Publishers Mizuho USA Foundation, Inc. Thomson Holdings Inc. Astoria Federal Savings Bank Dominion Foundation Home Depot Inc. Moody’s Investors Service Atlantic Bank of New York Doris Duke Charitable Trust Holtzbrinck Publishing Holdings Morgan Stanley Tiffany and Company Aventis (FBD Consulting) Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Limited Partnership HPHLP Mutual of America, Inc. Toys R Us Avon Products, Inc. Eileen Fisher, Inc. HSBC Bank USA The Neiman Marcus Group U.S. Bancorp AXA Financial Companies Electronic Arts Inc. Hypovereinsbank America Inc. New York Life Foundation UBS Bank of America Foundation Emigrant Savings Bank Illinois Tool Works Foundation Open Society Institute Unilever United States, Inc. BD Foundation Equistar Chemicals Independence Community Oppenheimer Funds Legacy Program Verizon Foundation Penguin Putnam, Inc. Bellemead Development Corp Executive Conversation, Inc. Viacom International, Inc. BP Amoco Foundation, Inc. Exxon Mobil Foundation ING Financial Services, LLC PepsiCo, Inc. Wachovia Foundation The Capital Group Companies FactSet Research Systems Intuit Foundation Pfizer, Inc. Washington Mutual Foundation Charitable Foundation Fannie Mae Foundation J. Paul Getty Trust Pitney Bowes Carnegie Corporation of New York Federated Department Stores The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation PopCap Games Inc. Washington Post Company Centre Group Holdings (US) Ltd. Foundation Johnson & Johnson The Prospect Hill Foundation, Inc. West Marine Products Inc. The Charles Schwab Corporation Financial Guaranty Insurance The Robert Wood Johnson The Prudential Insurance Foundation XL Global Services, Inc. Foundation Company (FGIC) Foundation Radian Guaranty, Inc. Ziff Brothers Investments

Employee Designated Giving

GMHC would like to acknowledge and thank the following iCare Workplace Giving Program Prudential Insurance Foundation United Way of Miami-Dade County organizations who allow employees to contribute a specific, ITG, Inc. PSEG (Public Service Enterprise Group) United Way of Morris County KPMG, LLP Time, Inc. United Way of New York City self-determined amount to GMHC directly through payroll deduction: The McGraw-Hill Companies United Airlines United Way of San Diego County Medco Health Solutions United Way of Bergen County United Way of Somerset County Allstate Giving Campaign Charitable Flex Fund Merck and Co, Inc. United Way of the Capital Area United Way of South Hampton Roads America’s Charities Combined Federal Campaign Microsoft Corporation United Way of Chester County United Way of Tarrant American Express Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Morgan Stanley United Way of Delaware County/American Giving American International Group Eisai, Inc. New York City Transit Authority United Way of Greater Los Angeles, Inc. United Way of Tri-County The AT&T Foundation Gap Inc. New York Life Foundation United Way of Greater Mercer County United Way of Tri-State Assurant Foundation Global Impact Perforce Foundation United Way of Long Island Verizon Bank of America United Way Grey Global Group Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. United Way of Los Angeles Washington Mutual Campaign IBM Corporation Pitney Bowes United Way of Massachusetts Bay, Inc. World Reach, Inc.

GMHC Program Guide

On the front line in the fight against HIV and AIDS since 1981, GMHC continues to refine and develop its comprehensive programs to provide an unparalleled continuum of prevention and care services for our clients. Principal programs of the agency include:

The David Geffen Center for HIV Prevention and Health served. The program also offers services devoted to Education combines a highly successful community the overall health of clients, including nutrition outreach HIV and STI testing and counseling program counseling, therapeutic art, and complimentary with immediate connection to care and prevention therapies such as acupuncture, yoga, and massage services. It also provides programs that empower therapy. The Work Center offers a comprehensive clients with the knowledge to maximize their well-being array of educational, GED, job readiness, training, job in the context of broader health concerns, specifically placement, and retention services for people affected in connection with substance use and with adherence by HIV/AIDS in order to build economic self- to HIV medications. sufficiency. The Terry K. Watanabe Volunteer Center recruits, trains, and supports volunteers and interns in The GMHC AIDS Hotline responds to over 35,000 the fight against AIDS. phone calls, email requests and inquiries yearly from people throughout the world, including incarcerated The Women’s Institute provides HIV prevention, persons, with detailed information, counseling, advocacy, and support services to women and emotional support and an expansive referral service. families living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Through a wide range of gender specific initiatives, clients The Michael Palm Center for AIDS Care and Support receive evidence-based risk reduction, empowerment empowers HIV-positive and at-risk clients by stabilizing strategies, and leadership development. their lives in the areas of housing, income support, and access to healthcare. It also provides one-on-one and The Institute for Gay Men’s Health is committed to HIV group services that address depression, substance prevention in the context of wellness among gay men, use, and sexual risk-taking behaviors. We target our men who have sex with men (MSM) and their affiliated services to specific populations most affected by the communities. Addressing a multiplicity of health issues epidemic through two flagship programs: Substance and social contexts, the Institute embraces a broader Use Counseling and Education (SUCE) for gay men, health agenda through HIV and STI prevention and Women In Action (WIA) for women of color. services, leadership development, community-

The Legal Services Department assists clients in building, social marketing, education, and community- obtaining and maintaining basic life-sustaining based research. services, including access to food, housing, medical care, and employment. The department focuses on The Public Policy Department advocates for fair and HIV-related discrimination in the workplace and effective HIV/AIDS policies at all levels of government, elsewhere, bankruptcy and debtor-creditor issues, including expanded access to healthcare and services. homelessness prevention, family law, child custody, The department also focuses advocacy efforts on the permanency planning, immigration, and access to development of new, improved, and less expensive benefits and entitlements. methods for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of HIV and AIDS. GMHC Treatment Issues, published The Volunteer, Work & Wellness Program provides hot, by the department, is an internationally recognized nutritious meals to impoverished clients living with newsletter that analyzes the latest medical and HIV/AIDS. Last year, more than 96,000 meals were scientific information in HIV and AIDS policy and care. Marjorie J. Hill, Ph.D., CEO CREDITS: Concept and Text: Matthew Montelongo, Lynn Schulman, Noel Alicea Gay Men’s Health Crisis, Inc. Photography: Donna F. Aceto, Noel Alicea, Paul O. Colliton, Joseph Flocco, Adam Fredericks The Tisch Building Design: Suzanne Ketchoyian, Rauffenbart Partners, Inc. 119 West 24 Street, New York, NY 10011 GMHC AIDS Hotline, 1 800 243 7692 or [email protected], web: www.gmhc.org Independent Auditors: Mitchell & Titus, LLP, One Battery Park Plaza, New York, NY 10004