2011-2012 ANNUAL REPORT NKFM FOUNDED 1955
Mission Guiding Principles The mission of the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan • Striving to prevent chronic kidney disease (CKD) and its is to prevent kidney disease and improve the quality of life for leading causes; diabetes and hypertension those living with it. • Pursuing funding in support of our mission • Advocating for people living with and at risk for CKD • Promoting quality of care for people with CKD, diabetes and hypertension • Educating the public about CKD, diabetes, hypertension Vision Statement and obesity • Promoting organ and tissue donation “Making Lives Better” • Supporting research of CKD
Key Facts/Statistics More than 900,000 11,170 Adults in Michigan with chronic kidney disease. Pre-school age children participated in Regie’s Rainbow Most don’t even know it! Adventure™, a 7-book series that emphasizes eating fruits and vegetables from all the colors of the rainbow.
Individuals participated in the Personal More than 70% of all kidney failure 1,273 Action Towards Healthy (PATH) and 70% cases caused by diabetes and high blood EnhanceFitness (EF) programs. pressure may have been prevented or delayed.
Telephone requests for help are Over 2,500 people are waiting for a cheerfully and professionally fi lled kidney transplant in Michigan. 10,619 by NKFM staff members. 2,500
Keep your kidneys healthy… get checked.
2 www.nkfm.org CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Th is past fi scal year, the NKFM encountered many challenges but even more successes. We are pleased to report that during the past year we have provided programs and services to more than 120,000 people in Michigan. New programs designed to help people live healthier and happier lives have been developed and implemented. Our voice in helping to shape public policy has never been stronger. Although funding our many programs and services is a challenge, it is one that we overcame this year, and we’re very proud of that. However, there is so much more to do.
Th e statistics surrounding kidney disease continue to be startling, but improving those numbers and the lives they represent is our constant focus. More than 900,000 adults in Michigan have CKD, largely due to uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure, and most don’t know it. One in three children born in the U.S. in 2000 will develop diabetes in their lifetime. Th ose numbers are too large and cause too much suff ering. Our number one priority for the last decade has been the prevention of CKD because it is clear that most cases of kidney failure can be prevented or delayed.
Our vital prevention programs such as, Regie’s Rainbow Adventure™, Healthy Hair starts with a Healthy Body™, Personal Action Towards Health (PATH), and EnhanceFitness, are changing behaviors now to Daniel M. Carney President and CEO reduce the risks that lead to kidney failure in the future. Despite funding concerns, the NKFM has been able to consistently grow these programs and reach out to more people, mainly due to the tremendous outcomes these programs have shown. Th ey continue to grow beyond expectations!
Staying vigilant by diversifying our funding has been a successful pursuit. We continue to see outstanding progress from our Communities Against Diabetes program funded by the Centers for Disease Control. By assessing diabetes disparities in three high-risk Michigan communities, the NKFM-formed coalitions are working toward the policy and environmental change that allow African American adults with diabetes to form healthier habits. Th e NKFM also continued its work on a number of grants this year including: a grant from the Offi ce on Women’s Health to improve social support, improve health literacy, and increase health management with African American women in the city of Inkster; two grants through the Michigan Nutrition Network to support our community-based adult and child prevention programs; and a federal grant from the Department of Transplantation for an intervention to increase organ and tissue donations.
Advocacy on behalf of our constituency, which we’ve worked so hard on over the past 57 years, has never been more important. We’ve been actively engaged in the healthcare discussion on the local, state, and national level. We’ve spoken on behalf of those whose lives are forever changed by kidney disease and we have spoken to those who have the power to make a diff erence.
Th e best nonprofi ts have great programs and are eff ectively managed. Th e NKFM is among the elite 5% of U.S. nonprofi ts with regard to the effi ciency and eff ectiveness of our business practices and use of funds. Th is is according the nation’s leading evaluator of nonprofi t organizations, Charity Navigator. For fi ve consecutive Mark E. Behm years, the NKFM has received the highest rating in Charity Navigator awards. Th is exceptional designation Chairman, Board of Directors diff erentiates us from our peers and demonstrates the reliability and effi ciency of our services.
On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan, it has been an honor to serve the citizens of Michigan for the past 57 years. Th ank you to our committed volunteers and donors for helping us to be the most eff ective affi liate of the National Kidney Foundation and for your continued support this past year. Your eff orts are making lives better for so many others! NKFM 2011-2012 Annual Report 3 TOUCHING A CHILD’S LIFE
Early Childhood Innovation Fund Project Th e NKFM is honored to have been selected as one of eleven sub-grantees of the United Way for Southeastern Michigan’s (UWSEM) Early Childhood Innovation Fund Project.
As a sub-grantee, the NKFM was awarded $250,000 per year. All of the SIF sub-grantees are required to match their federal funding with a dollar-for-dollar non-federal cash match.
Th e goal is to raise kindergarten readiness levels in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb Counties to 80% by 2018, by focusing on the ten regions of those counties with the highest need.
Th e NKFM is the only one of the eleven partners focusing on the health of the children aged zero to fi ve. Th e NKFM has been off ering Early Childhood Health Promotion programming since 2006. We have had great success by helping parents and children make positive behavior changes and by helping the early childhood education settings to further foster good health behaviors. Th rough the Fund, we will be adding the additional components of weekly take-home produce bags to participating families and a toolkit, which will provide parents and educators with information to help them promote the health of the young children whose lives they touch. Kid’s Camp Th rough the Kid’s Camp program, the NKFM is able to provide children who have chronic kidney disease with the opportunity to participate in a traditional camp experience. Th ough most summer camps may not be an option for these children because of the need for dialysis and other medical attention, Kid’s Camp, due to outstanding volunteers and staff , is able to meet all of the kids’ medical needs for the week. Th is gives children the ability to engage in a variety of outdoor activities - such as swimming, boating, riding a zip line, high ropes, and horseback riding - worry free.
Kids who attend camp are able to feel “normal” and make connections with other kidney patients their age as well as their “healthy” peers. Overall, the experience is life changing and allows children to have fun in an environment that is safe with staff who are attentive to their health- related needs.
4 www.nkfm.org ADDRESSING HEALTH DISPARITIES
Communities Against Diabetes Th e National Kidney Foundation of Michigan and its partners have been making an eff ort to eliminate diabetes-related health disparities in African American adults by working closely with coalitions in the communities of NW Detroit, Inkster, and Flint. Th is fi ve-year project began in 2010, and since then the NKFM has mobilized these coalitions, conducted community needs assessments, and developed plans in each community with the aim of decreasing the incidence of diabetes and its complications.
Flint: Better Health Together (FBHT) is one of the three coalitions which allows member Nateeba Massey to realize her passion for raising awareness about diabetes in her community. Nateeba discovered she had diabetes during a routine checkup, and has since used her diabetes as an opportunity to live a healthier lifestyle and give advice to others in her community who may be having trouble adjusting to life with diabetes. Th rough the coalition, Nateeba is able to share her experiences and help others adopt similarly optimistic and health-minded attitudes about managing their diabetes.
NKFM 2011-2012 Annual Report 5 CONNECTING TO PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC DISEASE
Enhance Fitness Enhance Fitness is a one-hour class designed for older adults which focuses on cardiovascular conditioning, strength training, fl exibility and balance training by demonstrating fun and simple ways to exercise. A certifi ed fi tness instructor leads classes two to three times a week to provide social stimulation as well as physical benefi ts to participants. Specifi c techniques help improve overall functional fi tness and quality of life. Many people who have participated in Enhance Fitness reported an increase in strength, greater activity level, and improved mood during and after taking the course. Th roughout the fi scal year, Enhance Fitness has served over 1,000 individuals throughout the state of Michigan.
National Diabetes Prevention Program During the fi scal year, the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan received support from the Michigan Department of Community Health to begin implementing National Diabetes Prevention Program (NDPP). NDPP helps those at risk for developing type 2 diabetes adopt and maintain a healthy lifestyle by eating right, increasing physical activity, and losing a modest amount of weight. A trained lifestyle coach facilitates a small group of participants in learning about behavior changes over 16 one-hour sessions. Topics include healthier eating, getting started with physical activity, overcoming stress, staying motivated, and more. After the initial 16 core sessions, participants meet monthly for additional support to help maintain their progress. Participants of this program must qualify by having a high risk for diabetes and being overweight, or by being diagnosed by a physician as someone with prediabetes.
6 www.nkfm.org INVESTING IN THE FUTURE
Public Policy Th roughout the last year, the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan’s advocacy eff orts focused on maintaining state funding for the Michigan Strategic Plan for the Prevention, Early Detection, and Control of Chronic Kidney Disease.
Our attention remains in supporting evidence-based programs that prevent obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, and chronic kidney disease. Th is year, 4 Healthy Behaviors 4 Health Indicators Governor Snyder introduced a plan that dovetails on the work of the NKFM Maintain a Healthy Diet Body Mass Index (BMI) – called the 4 x 4 Plan – which focuses on knowing four health indicators and Engage in Regular Blood Pressure Exercise changing four health behaviors. We were pleased to be able to speak to legislators Get an Annual Physical Cholesterol Level about how the NKFM’s programs are providing positive results in these strategic Exam areas. Avoid All Tobacco Use Blood Glucose Level and Exposure
Th e Annual Champion of Hope Tribute Dinner, which was held on May 1, 2012, recognized two state legislators - Senator Vincent Gregory and Representative Matt Lori. Th e event also showcased innovative ways to improve health care for people with kidney disease and its leading causes— diabetes and high blood pressure. Th e evening program was preceded by a successful Diabetes & Kidney Advocacy Day at the State Capitol with over 120 attendees who met with their legislators to encourage support for programs to address diabetes and kidney disease. (Pictured Left to Right) NKFM Public Policy Consultant Sally Joy, State Representative Matt Lori, and NKFM In 2012, the NKFM partnered with our national offi ce to advocate for federal Public Policy Coordinator Lindsay Bacon. legislation to expand Medicare’s coverage for immunosuppression drugs for kidney Representative Lori Received the 2012 Champion of Hope Tribute from the transplant patients. Ultimately, this legislation would help kidney transplant NKFM. recipients to maintain the health of their transplants and lessen the need for second transplants later in life.
Th e NKFM gained the support of state and federal legislators by educating them about the benefi ts of chronic kidney disease prevention and the needs of patients with kidney failure. Our “People Like Us Take Sally Joy received the 2012 Diabetes Action” volunteers are our best advocates and the strength Leadership Award at Diabetes Day in November at the Capitol. Pictured Left to behind our public policy advocacy eff orts. Right) Outgoing Michigan Department of Community Health Deputy Director of Public Health Administration, Jean Chabut, and NKFM Public Policy Consultant Sally Joy.
NKFM 2011-2012 Annual Report 7 DEVELOPMENT
Kidney Ball: Cool Blue Mardi Motown Magic Monday Gras
Blanche Mack, Chair, & Myra Moreland, Co-chair Janice G. Frazier, Chair, with Edith Killins & Mardi Gras guests enjoying the festivities Erma Gibbs, Co-chairs On December 3, 2011, the NKFM Th e NKFM-Detroit Offi ce hosted Amongst hundreds of colorful beads gathered friends and supporters for its 5th annual Cool Blue Monday and masks on February 18, 2012, the the 7th Annual Kidney Ball at the fundraiser at the MGM Grand NKFM held its 2nd annual Mardi MGM Grand Detroit. Th e event Detroit on August 8, 2011. Over Gras Ball presented by Meijer. Black attracted 720 attendees, and raised 300 guests enjoyed an elegant buff et, Tie/Masquerade and Mardi Gras more than $530,000 for the numerous musical entertainment, delectable was the theme for the evening. Th e programs and services off ered by the cocktails, silent and live auctions event featured a cocktail hour, live NKFM to Michigan residents who featuring Wayne County Sheriff and silent auctions, and several raffl es are living with or at-risk for kidney Benny Napoleon as guest auctioneer. plus Cajun cuisine was on the dinner disease. menu. Th e incidence of kidney failure Th e evening included a cocktail in Detroit is more than twice the Local media personalities Tony Gates hour, live and silent auctions, live national average with some 4,000 and Michele McKormick were the entertainment, and an after party. Th e Detroiters suff ering from kidney emcees the evening’s events. For outstanding atmosphere was created failure. Th e $60,000 raised at Cool the second year in a row, music was with Motown-themed décor and live Blue Monday will provide support provided by Th e Jerry Ross Band, music. to vital kidney education programs directly from the Motor City. Th is and services conducted by the Detroit sold out event took place at Th ousand Th e event’s hardworking co-chairs Offi ce. Oaks in Grand Rapids and hosted were Blanche Mack from Meijer and approximately 360 attendees and Myra Moreland from Revstone. raised $190,000 to continue and expand programs and services. From our dedicated committee to our tireless volunteers, the NKFM is lucky to have so many friends.
8 www.nkfm.org Kidney Walks What do over 5,400 walkers raising a total of $686,225 have in common? Individually and collectively they took lifesaving steps to raise money for kidney disease by participating in one of the NKFM’s seven Kidney Walks. Th e Kidney Walk season kicked off in May with Walks in Grand Rapids, Portage, Muskegon and our largest Walk at the Detroit Zoo. Our summer Walk was held in Lansing followed by two fall Walks in Ann Arbor and Flint.
Th anks to statewide sponsors, Meijer and Fresenius Medical Care for helping us make great strides.
NKFM Cadillac Golf Classics Barton Hills Country Club in Ann Arbor, Meadowbrook Country Club in Northville and Kent Country Club, three of Michigan’s prestigious, private golf clubs, hosted the NKF Cadillac Golf Classics. Th ese “premier amateur golf ” events - locally sponsored by Wendy’s, Suburban Cadillac, Cadillac of Novi, and Harvey Cadillac - respectively provided an unparalleled golf experience along with many other amenities.
Th e top three teams from each golf classic were awarded the rare opportunity “to walk in the footsteps of legends” by competing in Tomas Holmstrom of the Detroit Red Wings signs a the National Kidney Foundation Nationals held at Pebble Beach in jersey to donate at the silent auction. January.
NKFM 2011-2012 Annual Report 9 FINANCIAL
Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2012 (With Comparative Totals For June 30, 2011)
Assets Liabilities and Net Assets June 30, June 30, 2012 2011 2012 2011 Assets Liabilities Cash $3,101,111 $2,752,771 Accounts payable $156,692 $134,920 Investments 2,656,176 2,543,205 Accrued expenses 348,832 306,729 Accounts receivable - net 653,846 729,845 Deferred revenue 228,266 85,742 Prepaid expenses and other 72,398 64,267 Total Liabilities $ 733,790 $527,391 Property and equipment - net 1,515,730 1,578,417 Beneficial interest in assets held by others 25,000 25,000 Net Assets Unrestricted Total Assets $8,024,261 $7,693,505 Unrestricted - undesignated $5,664,741 $5,472,697 Unrestricted - property and equipment 1,515,730 1,578,417 Unrestricted - board designated endowment 25,000 25,000 Total unrestricted net assets 7,205,471 7,076,114 Temporarily restricted 85,000 90,000 Total Net Assets 7,290,471 7,166,114 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $8,024,261 $7,693,505 Revenue Expenses
60 80 United Way - 1% Research - 1% 70 50 Other - 2% Management - 4% 60
40 Professional Education - 5% Program Fees - 2% 50
30 Contributions - 16% 40 Community Services - 6%
30 20 Special Events - 23% Fund Development - 7% 20 Grants/Contracts - 56% Patient Services - 10% 10 10 Public Education - 67% 0 0
The accompanying (selected) * The National Kidney Foundation of Michigan paid 25 percent of our net revenue to our National financial information is derived Organization. These funds are included in the summary of expenses. The following is an from the audited financial statements as of June 30, 2012, allocation of expenses paid by our National Organization from revenue received by all affiliates: prepared by Yeo & Yeo. A copy Research 8.01%; Public Health Education 11.45%; Professional Education 28.04%; Patient of these statements is available Services 12.75%; Community Services 18.54%; Fund Raising 7.39%; and Management 13.82%. upon request: call NKFM at 800-482-1455.
10 www.nkfm.org DONORS
Founder NKFM - Oakland County Gary Family Foundation ($10,000.00 - Chapter Genentech $9,999,999,999.99) NKFM - Western Metro Michigan First Credit Union Anonymous Region Kem Owens Blanche Ash Vivian Pickard Questcor John Barker PVS Chemicals, Inc Dr. Michael and Linda Joe and Mary Beagle Questcor Pharmaceuticals Inc. Smith-Wheelock Cadillac of Novi Revstone Southeast Michigan Daniel and Linda Carney Saint Mary’s Community Alliance Robert Carr Senior Alliance Inc. Virginia Romano and Dr. Jerry Diplomat Specialty Pharmacy SKF USA Inc. Yee Estate of Catherine Rohs Dr. Paul and Carol Smith Estate of Ervin Rose Suburban Motors Company, Inc. Estate of Mary Lucido Takeda Pharmaceuticals Benefactor Fifth Th ird Bank U.S.A., Inc. ($3,500.00 - $6,999.99) Ford Motor Company Trinity Health Plans Accident Fund Holdings, Inc. Forward Looking Consultants, Wendy’s - Stanton & Associates Dave Adams LLC MaryWilliams Amgen, Inc. Fresenius Medical Care Tessie Wolk Charles Bennett Daniel Frost Daniel Bilinski General Motors Corporation Katie Borucki Jason and Stacey Hall Trustee Tommy Brandon Greenfi eld Health Systems ($7,000.00 - $9,999.99) Sterling Braun Kresge Foundation Craig Balow Brown & Brown of Detroit, Inc. Lear Corporation Dr. Jerry and Emilie Dancik M. David and Patty Campbell Mars Inc. Dow Corning Corporation Paul Carollo Brenda Massey Estate of Victoria Dunsmore Case Credit Union Meijer, Inc. Dr. Arthur and Susan Franke Child Care Network MillerCoors Kim Gary DONORS
Christian Financial Credit Union Romuald and Kerry LaPointe St. Clair Specialty Physicians City of Inkster Michael and Maggie Marcantonio Ronda Stewart Compuware Sports Corporation Brian and Lori Matthews and Suburban Chevrolet Conway Mackenzie Chicago, Inc. Family Takata Corporation Linda Coon Michigan Credit Union League Truist Council On Renal Nutrition of Meridian Health Plan of University of Michigan Michigan Michigan Inc. United States Steel Corporation CU Corporation Metropolitan Nephrologists PC Wayne County Health and CU Solutions Michigan Kidney Consultants, Human Services Lydia Darnell-Shine P.C. West Michigan Surgical Detroit Medical Center Michigan Vascular Access PC Specialists P.C. David and Karie Dombrowski Myra Moreland Zivian Family Monique Dunbar Nephrology Associates of Estate of Rosemary Rieschl Michigan Th omas and Kristine Ferriter Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. Leadership Fifth Th ird Bank Pepper Hamilton LLP ($1,000.00 - $3,499.99) Natalie Fingeroot Pepsi Beverages Company 501 Alliance Founders Brewing Company Priority Health Managed Jeanette Abbott Janice Frazier Benefi ts Inc. Advanced Health Media Brian and Melissa Gary Progressive Building Services Advanced Vascular Surgery Shawn Gary Renal Associates of West Advantage One Federal Credit Genzyme Michigan Union GKN Driveline Auburn Hills Robert Bosch, LLC Aerofl ex / Inmet Corporation Grand Valley Chapter Dr. Larry and Sally Robson Affi rmation Actionwear Harvey Cadillac Royal Oak Industries AirTran Airways Stanley Janco Scott and Shari Seling Alix Partners Edith Killins Steven and Cynthia Shannon Rhonda Alonzo Kohl’s Michael and Susan Sisskind American Bottling Co. Randall Kunz Rex and Sue Smith American Grease Stick
12 www.nkfm.org Daniel Angelucci Dr. Frank Brosius Crowe Horwath LLP AT&T United Way Employee Mary Byrd Crystals at City Center Giving Campaign Capital Area United Way Dr. Dennis Dahlstedt ATX Group, Inc Capitol Area Chapter of Credit Elizabeth Daigneau Bachman Hebble Funeral Union’s Kevin and Laura Daly Service, Inc. Edward Carrier Sequoia Daniels George and Barbara Bailey CBS Detroit- WOMC Jack Davis Baker College Chanler at Cliff Walk Davita George Barnes Dr. Vijaykumar DaVita at Home Barton Hills Country Club Chilakapati Delaco Kasle Processing John Battani Esther Chua Gary and Deb DesChenes Jayson Bauer Andrew Chuba Detroit Medical Center- Sinai- Dennis and Laurie Bayn Ciaramitaro Family Grace Beaumont Health Systems Laura Cipielewski Detroit Metropolitan Credit Beaumont Renal Center-Royal Citizens Banking Corporation Union Oak Classic Portraits Souce Kathy Devine Ken Been Shelley Codron Robert and Peggy DeVries Mark and Kathy Behm Col. Linck Insurance Agency DeVries Construction Ltd. Myrene Bette Colombo Scuba Adventures Bernard DeVuyst Bissell Inc Community Health Charities of Dewpoint Ann Black Michigan Erich and Andria Ditschman Charles Blanchard Th omas Conti Steven and Kathy Dolan Blue Cross Blue Shield of Lisa Cook Domino’s Pizza Inc. Michigan Co-Op Services Credit Union Downriver Community Federal Mickie Borucki Whitney Couch Credit Union John and Sharon Bouma Covenant HealthCare Darrin Dubiel Richard and Jamie Brandon Crawford Door Sales, Inc. Jane Dunn Bristol-Myers Squibb Andre Crawford-Brunt DW Associates LLC Foundation Crestmark Bank Dykema Gossett PLLC
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E W Kitchens Donna Gdowski Huron Consulting Services, LLC E. Nopi Allyson Geisler Richard Hyrb Drew Egan Genesys Regional Medical Care I.B.O.P.O.E. OF W Michigan Eli Lilly and Company Center Daughter Rulers Club Ronald Ellison Gerdau IBM Employee Services Center EQIS Industrial Services, Inc. Godlan, Inc Beth Ickes Estate of Edward Grabiec Gloria Gonzalez Independent Bank Estate of Irene Magier Good Shepherd Credit Union International Outdoors Dan Fairbanks Kathy Gorringe International Specialty Tube Farmington Vision Clinic Goyette Mechanical Randy Israel Michael and Suzy Fezzey Grand Rapids Employees J. M. Smucker Company First Tier Imports/ US Wine Independent Union Michael and Susan Jandernoa Imports Grand Valley State University Ann Jones Fisen Corporation Lawrence Gray Harold and Sally Joy Flier’s Quality Water Systems Inc James Green JP Morgan Chase Ford Motor Company Patrick Guentner Michael Kelley Forte-Belanger Catering Daniel and Lori Hall Douglas Kelly Company Harper University Hospital Gary and Maureen King Fresenius-Life Alysis Kidney Daniel and Patricia Hatfi eld RJ King Center Althea Hayes Kiwanis Club of Ann Arbor Fresenius Medical Care, Cass Health Alliance Plan Jin-Kyu and Sandra Koh River HealthPlus of Michigan Eric Konopka Fresenius Medical Care, West Henrickson Nauta Wealth Lawrence Kraft Ann Arbor Advisors Bridget Kravchenko Frito-Lay Henry Ford Health System John Kunitzer Galens Financial Allocations Heritage Optical Christy Kunkel Community Chair Monica Horger Michael LaFontaine Nicholas Gary Hour Magazine Keith Langham Carolyn Gary-Ndoye Huntington National Bank Jacqueline Lanko
14 www.nkfm.org Lansing Nephrology P.C. Dr. Michael and Rhonda Mier Family Paul and Molly Lanzon McGrath Sheri Mitchell Tricia Lathrom McLaren - Greater Lansing Monarch Electric Apparatus Alan and Nina LeCrone ESRD Center Services LLC Paul Lemley McLaren - Greater Lansing Frank Morelli Brenda Leonard Hospital Richard Morgan Chuck Lewis Jodi McQuade Dobat Anthony Muraca Lewis & Knopf CPAs, PC Amy McRae Richard Murdock Locus Development Meadowbrook Country Club Nantucket Capital Bradford Logan Medco Health Solutions Inc. Management L.L.C. Keith Loruss David Mehney Kathleen Nauer James and Blanche Mack Metro Sanitation dba Express Jeff rey and Katie Nauta Macomb Regional Dialysis Service Nephrology Center Center MGM Grand Hotel and Nephrology Hypertension Dr. John and Melinda Magee Casino Detroit Clinic P.C. Magna Electronics Michigan Adjusters Association Nick Newman Main Financial Group LLC Michigan Association of Health Next Generation Joseph and Cathy Maiorana Plans Environmental David and Megan Maiuri Michigan Council of Northwest Detroit Dialysis Malloy Foundation Inc. Nephrology Social Workers Center James and Brenda Manley Michigan Dialysis Services, LLC Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals Kimberly Marker Michigan Health and Hospital Inc. Martin, Arrington, Desai Association Jane Omilian Janet Marz Michigan State University Orin Jewelers, Inc. Melody Matthews-Sienkowski Federal Credit Union Timothy Otto Elaine Mazzaro Paul Lyons and Kelly Michiya Palace Of Auburn Hills Katrina McCree MidMichigan Health Paradies Metro Ventures Norma McGarry Mid-Michigan Physicians P.C. Barb Parisotto Midwest Health Plan Inc. Pasta Per Trio Inc
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Donna Pawloski Kathy Sadler Spectrum Health Peckham Inc. Sam Eyde Mangement Dr. Michael and Jane Hourani Denise Perfi li Company LLC Kathleen Stannis Perrigo Company Sanofi -Aventis Sheri Stav Erica Perry Katie Sawyer Rudolph Stonisch Pfi zer Foundation Volunteer Don Sayles Samantha Sturgill Program Diane Scenga Dr. Richard and June Swartz Pfi zer Inc. Schena Roofi ng and Sheet Synergy Partners Gerald Phillion Metal Co., Inc. Nancy Tartoni Physicians Health Plan of Mid- Kolleen Schocke Tassell-Wisner-Bottrall Michigan Libby Schreiner Foundation Th omas Powell Jayme Schumer Tricia Tate Anthony Prainito Herbert and Barbara Scogg Tecumseh High School Susan Price Raymond Scott Chaad Th omas ProCare Allan and Kimberly Sheldon Douglas Th ompson Procraft Building Co. Shore To Shore FCU Th ree Rivers Corporation PRP Wine International Eric Simmons and Dr. Carol Sandra Tomlin Public Service Credit Union Miskell-Simmons Terrelyn Torres Tracey Quainton Siwek Construction Total Health Care Mark Quigg Skaff Carpet & Furniture Co. Matthew Tripi Richard Rachner Kevin Smith Tri-Star Steel Richard Ray William and Darlene Smith Micky Tschirhart RD20 Marketing, LLC SMR Automotive Systems U of M Dialysis Clinic Ashile Redburn Robert and Beth Socia U of M Nephrology Renal Research Institute, LLC Solstice Group, INC. U of M Transplant Center Michele Richards Jennifer Soma UAW 1-D Roberts Riverwalk Hotel Southeastern Michigan Kidney UAW Ford National Programs Amy Jo Rodgers Center, PLLC Center Jeff Rose Southfi eld Chrysler Jeep
16 www.nkfm.org UAW GM Center for Human Zippy Auto Wash Stacey Belkowski Resources Bruce Zivian Curtis Bell Todd and Tracy Uguccioni Kathy Bender Frank and Nancy Uller Jeff Benson United Steelworkers District 1 Partnership David Berry United Steelworkers District 2 ($500.00 - $999.99) Dennis and Carol Bielecki United Steelworkers District 11 Abbott Laboratories Empolyee Karen Biestek United Steelworkers Local 1900 Giving Campaign Boat Works Inc United Steelworkers Local 7237 Douglas Adair John Bodley Valassis Terence Adderley Michael Bolton Heather Valencic Advantage One Federal Credit Andrew and Lisa Boschma Valerie Dye Union Laura Bostick Philip VandenBerge Jud and Evelyn Afman Finn Braun Stephen VanderBloomer Dr. Ritesh Agrawal John Brennan Suzanne Vogel Allstate Giving Campaign Jeff rey Brewer Walmart Allstate Industrial Equipment Michael Brillati Ric and Angela Walton Company Ivan Brillhart Warner Norcross & Judd L.L.P. Ally Catherine Broadbent Ricca Gonzalez and Kip Wasenko American Community Ellen Brodock David and Cynthia Weinert Homecare Services Anthony Brown Renee Werth Amstore Katherine Buchholz West Michigan Nephrology PLC Glenn Angell Keith Bunetta Dan Wolter Michael Areddy Ryan Burns WOMC Oldies 104.3 Arkitektura In Situ Janet Burzynski Tara Wright Brett Austin Business Growth Strategies Sharon Wroblewski Dori Babuska BW-Midland, LLC Yeo & Yeo P.C. Kevin Bagby C&G Development, INC. Young & Basile P.C. Vanessa Bandy Caitison, Inc. Safety Training Kim Zazula Bay City Vascular & Technical Service
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Todd Calloway Damon’s Grill Kevin Ferriter Calvin & Company Inc. Pamela Dawson Firstgiving Inc. William Carey Shannon Dawson Douglas and Christine Flamm Caring Hearts Home Care, Inc. Steven DeBrabander Flip Salon Central Interiors Inc Deutsche Bank Americas Fluor United Way Employee Dr. Mark Chappell-Lakin Foundation Donations Chase/Union Plus Mortgage Dialysis Associates Robert Follbaum Scott Chisholm Jimm Dimmitt Kristine Fornasiero Steve and LeaAnne Chowen Display Group Fund for Medical Research & City of Lansing Linda Douglas Education Chris Clark Walter Douglas Vickie Fuqua Clawson Community Credit Dow Chemical Company Jonathan Gable Union Downriver Chapter of Credit Jennifer Garcia Julie Cole-Calhoun Unions Lisa Garrison-Bell Dr. Charles Colombo Alfred Dsouza Lawrence Gary Lawrence Combs DTE Energy Services Leo Gerard Committee to Retain Sheriff Debbie Duhe Germack Pistachio Company Benny Napoleon Dr. Francis and Debra Dumler Nicholas and Jacqueline Community Driven Credit Union Kimberly Durand Giannamore Conestoga-Rovers & E & R Industrial Sales Darcy Giff ord Associates, Inc Arthur Emerson Jerome and Patricia Goecke Elizabeth Corwin Clinton Engerer Michael Gordon Country Club of Jackson Barbara Enos Renee Gowanlock Courtyard Marriott Erhard BMW Michael Grant Benjamin Crabill Eton Academy Gratiot Medical Center Brian Crane Connie Faber Rachel Greenshields Deborah Creech Farrell Executive Sealcoating Inc. Asenath Gregory Patrick Crockett Cynthia Fell Vasilios Grias Crown Steel Rail Company Patricia Ferg Gary Gross
18 www.nkfm.org H & P Technologies Inc. Stan Johnson Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis Elizabeth Haar Edward Jones & Gotting, P.C. Handzon Training LLC Matt Joshua Annette Lunetta Jackie Haney Dr. Adeel and Maria Kahn Janet Mabrey Marcy Hare James Karchon Lindsey Machacek Sarah Harnish Kellogg Community College Macomb Internal Medicine Hazel Park High School Patrick Kenyon Associates PC Naomi Hein John Kidd Magid Glove & Safety Frederick and Karen Henderson Molly Kidner Manufacturing Company LLC Edward and Liza Hennessy Nicole Klein Justin and Elisa Malone Patricia Herbert Stephanie Klocinski Joe Marini Christine Hilmer Knapp Forest Elementary School Gary Marshall Dr. Mark Hinshaw Knights of Columbus Todd Mason Sue Hoekwater Dr. Gregory and Carol Krol Chris McMurray Hubbard Law Firm, PC Michael Krygowski Medallion Instrumentation Brian Hughes Jerome Krygowski Systems Humantech Inc Jim LaBoda Gerald Melville Kevin Hyatt Lacks Enterprises Inc Memberfocus Community Hypertension Nephrology John Lamb Credit Union Associates PC Celeste Lee Gina Metelica Hyundai Motor America John Leekley MGM Mirage Voice Foundation IHS Automotive Legghio & Israel, P.C. Michigan Active Exalted Ruler Ironworkers Local 25 Rachel Leja Michigan Association of United J. B. Equipment, LLC William Leonard Ways Douglas Jackson Joe Leonatti Mid-American Gunite Inc. Tom Jamison Mark Lewis Th omas and Sheila Mier Lisa Schutz Jelic Jacqueline Lewis-Kemp Frank Migliazzo Margaret Jensen Live Well Chiropractor Center Louis Milavec John A. Papalas and Company Amy Logan Hannah Milavec
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Milestone Commercial Real Irene Petts William Roberts Estate Services, Inc. Marnie Pinho William Robson Barbara Miller Pioneer Incorporated General Joseph Rosen Stephanie Miller Contractors Robert Pawlowicz and Dr. Bradley and Cyndi Miller Nancy Piontek Noreen Rossi Miller Cohen PLC Pledge Jewelry LLC Eric Rothert Miller Johnson Marnie Plucienik John Rousseau Mission Point Resort Michael Poulos Royal Arc Welding Co Paygie Moore Richard Powell Cheryl Ryder Erisa Naco Nakia Powell-Th omas Elizabeth Sabourin Amy Neale Praxair Inc Robert Schaff er John Neary Teresa Prevette Scheidel Family Neiman Marcus Proctor Financial Inc. Anthony Schena Nephron Associates P C Pete Pullen Dr. John Schimpke Becky Nichols Martha Quintero Raymond and Diane Schovers Niles Construction Services, Inc. Lorraine Raab Douglas Schrank Dr. Craig Norris Lori Rahrig Steve Schwartz Martin and Ann Okkerse RAI South East Jackson Loretta Seiler Dolores Olsen Gregg and Connie Rasmussen Geraldine Seip Orion Troy Ophthalmology Rayhaven Group Jonathan Selander Assoc PC Raymond James and Associates Michael Serling Marsha Panik Rick and Heather Reardon Seros Glass, LLC Lisa Paskievitch Robin and Scott Reeves Robin Shadduck Kevin Paul Reliant Renal Care, Inc. Shelley Shaff er William Peak Renal Associates of Mid Mona Shand Janica Peppard Michigan Cynthia Shaw Dr. Mark Perius Reno Wear LLC Rosalind Shaw Jennifer Perry-Cook Tracey Roat Jeff and Carrie Shellenbarger Gail Petersen Linda Robersen Dr. Stanley and Diane Sherman
20 www.nkfm.org Melanie Sienkowski Mark Th omas Susan Walker Signs By Crannie, Inc. Ernest Th ompson Danny Walker Silver Bells Sheila Th urston Kevin and Martha Wall Jennifer Sinkwitts Noel Tichy Weinstein Electric Company Nancy Sinutko Travis Pointe Country Club Chris Whall Betty Skidmore Sarah Treadwell Susan Whitaker Andy and Michelle Slankster Tube City LLC Douglas White Jill Slocum UAW Local 600 Th omas Wholihan Th eresa Smith United Food & Commercial Dell Williams Th omas Smith Workers Stan Wilson Craig Solgan United Steelworkers District 12 David and Melissa Wing Lance Spacek United Steelworkers District 9 Wolverine Fire Protection Co. Standard Computer Systems Inc United Steelworkers Local 12934 Wright & Filippis Inc. Nancy Stebbins United Steelworkers Local 2389 Adam Wroblewski Larry Steed United Steelworkers Local 278 Wyandotte Federal Credit Union Emily Sternberg United Steelworkers Local 8 Michelle Yagelo Zonnie Stevens United Steelworkers Local 9529 Zamler Mellen & Shiff man P.C. Jill Streur Susan Valencic Kurt Zecman Billy Sullins Dr. Wayne VanderKolk Daniel Zonca Superior Stainless & Alloys LLC Mary VanHoorne Bonita Zsigo Kathleen Swendrowski Dr. Jerry and Barbara Chris Tallerino VanLeeuwen Gary Tarlowicz Robert VanSchoick Generous Program Funders: TDS Metrocom Inc. Dale and Jan Vanwassehnova Area Agency On Aging 1-B Claudea Templeton Brooke Varney Area Agency on Aging of Kathy Th arp Chris Vischer Western Michigan Association Th e Honorable T & H Dr. Talanki Viswanath of State & Territorial Chronic Grinding Company Wacker Chemical Corporation Disease Program Directors Dr. Susan Th omas Stephen Waetjen Colina Foundation
NKFM 2011-2012 Annual Report 21 DONORS
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Community Foundation of Greater Flint Gift of Life Foundation Greater Kalamazoo United Way Michigan Public Health Institute Renaissance Chapter Of Th e Links Ruth Mott Foundation United Way for Southeastern Michigan United Way of Midland County Valley Area Agency On Aging
22 www.nkfm.org VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
The National Kidney Foundation of Michigan is made up of a governing Board members Board of Directors, several advisory Offi cers councils, a professional staff, and hundreds of volunteers who are *Mark E. Behm, Chairman *Andrew Boschma, Vice Chairman committed to our mission. The Board is *Cynthia Shannon, *Daniel M. Carney, President and CEO the governing body of the Foundation, Immediate Past Chairman involved in policy decisions, fundraising and program development. Directors at Large Beverly Hammerstrom Rex Smith The Scientific Advisory Board advises Gregg Rasmussen Edith J. Killins the NKFM regarding programs and John A. Barker, CFA Jin-Kyu Koh services, including research, public education, patient services, and professional education. Members are Ex-Offi cio Members experts in the field of nephrology – physicians, researchers, nurses, George Bailey M. David Campbell nutritionists, and social workers. Robert Provenzano, MD John Magee, MD Kevin Ragan
Staff Scientifi c Advisory Board
Daniel M. Carney, John Magee, MD, Chair Tej K. Mattoo, MD President and CEO Noreen Rossi, MD, Past Chair Joann Naumoff , MARD Linda Smith-Wheelock, Joel Topf, MD, Chair-Elect Silas Norman, MD Executive Vice President and COO Will Beierwaltes, PhD, Rosalind Peters, PhD, RN Research Chair Th omas Ruane, MD Art Franke, Joseph L. Blount MD, MPH Rajiv Saran, MD Senior Vice President & Chief Science Officer Jean Chabut Sandeep Soman, MD Denise Cyzman, Hassan Fehmi, MD Abraham Th omas, MD, MPH, Vice President George Grunberger, MD, FACP, FACP Lisa Schutz Jelic, FACE Director of Development Gregory D. Krol, MD, FACP Davida F. Kruger, MSN, Beth Bowers, Regional Director APN-BC,BC-ADM Denise Beach, Director of Health Initiatives * Executive Committee PROGRAM CENTER
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