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Dear friend,

What a year it’s been. I hope this report finds you thriving, growing, and staying well. As I spoke with members like you over this turbulent year, I was struck by how different all our circumstances and experiences have been—and yet how most of us were grappling with similar, big emotions: grief, rage, and hope. Sometimes all three emotions in a single day, or even a single hour. Which, to me, is a clear sign of our shared humanity.

I’ve also been struck by how many members like you, as well as our staff, board, and allies, have approached this season of change in visionary ways. Both the COVID-19 pandemic and the uprising for Black liberation have made it clear that all of us who hope and work for a better world must recognize the ways in which all of our struggles and issues are connected. This moment requires us to truly understand and challenge the roots of the economic and social systems we live within: anti-Blackness and systemic racism, which are inseparable from brutal, extractive capitalism. And it requires action and solutions that are larger and more encompassing than any single organization and any single issue.

Corporate has always seen our work of stopping life-threatening abuses by corporations as integral to creating the systemic change we need. But we are called in this moment to be more explicit about how this work is specifically connected to ending systemic racism.

For example, our campaigning to make Big Polluters pay is not just about taking fossil fuel corporations to court. At its core, it’s about confronting racist and extractive systems that enable transnational corporations to harm Black and Indigenous communities and other communities of color with impunity. It demonstrates that even the most powerful entities driving the climate crisis must—and can—be held accountable. And it opens the door to justice and reparations, freeing resources to Black, Indigenous, and other communities of color at the front lines of the climate crisis.

This is just one of the ways that Corporate Accountability’s powerful corporate campaigning is contributing to the broader movements for justice and transformation. From organizing for water justice to exposing the ways corporations threaten public health, we are working to ensure all our campaign tactics and strategies are rooted in advancing racial justice. Internally, we are working on creating explicitly anti-racist and feminist leadership, policies, and culture.

We are not doing any of this on our own. We are accomplishing our work in authentic relationships with members like you, close allies around the globe, and the movements and networks we organize within. This report—and the extended, digital version (CorporateAccountability.org/AnnualReport2020)—is designed to demonstrate the integral nature of the many partnerships we engage in. I’m particularly excited about the ways it highlights Global South allied organizations that are campaigning powerfully for climate and water justice.

Your support helps us sustain these kinds of relationships. Together, we are advancing transformative change in this moment, which is both fraught and full of potential. I trust this report helps you lean into hope as you witness how you are part of a vibrant network of organizations, movements, and people coming together with the full power of justice and righteousness behind us all.

Onward,

Patti Lynn Executive Director 2 |

Challenging corporate power, advancing justice

You help stop life-threatening corporate abuse Corporate Accountability challenges some of the most powerful entities in the world, whose abuses disproportionately affect communities of color and people in the Global South. We advance justice and accountability globally with our powerful allies and with your support. Together, we made significant impact this year.

You enable us to rise Kick Big Polluters out and make them pay to the moment More than a rallying cry—a movement for justice that Rapid response during the you are helping to grow pandemic and uprisings At the most recent negotiations of the global climate treaty, against all odds, for Black liberation your support ensured that Big Polluters’ agenda was stymied. This year, the COVID-19 pandemic Corporate Accountability organizes toward what is necessary, not what seems shook the whole world. Black and most feasible. Over the course of this campaign, we have partnered with allies Indigenous people, service workers, to raise the call to kick Big Polluters out of climate policy and make them pay and low-income communities were for the harms they cause. We persevered while those in power told us it was disproportionately affected. Your impossible. Together we have helped usher in a new era in organizing for support enabled us to step up in climate justice. And there’s much more work to be done. this moment with creativity and

determination, even in the face of

enormous human suffering. For more on how we partnered with organizations to advance climate justice

at the U.N. treaty negotiations, see page 5 and CorporateAccountability.org/ DCJ2020 Read the full story of how you helped us rise to the moment at Visit MakeBigPollutersPay.org/Act to learn about the next phase of this CorporateAccountability.org/ campaign and take action. ThisMoment2020 PHOTO: This year, people around the world united in unprecedented ways to demand that Big Polluters be kicked out of climate policymaking. Pictured: Corporate Accountability Regional Climate Campaign Directors Hellen Neima and Sriram Madhusoodanan in Madrid, Spain.

You are drying up business for water privatizers in the U.S. You expose a powerful, Years of water justice victories are impacting Veolia shadowy industry group North America Report pressures Big Food and Big Soda corporations The future looks bleak for the water privatization industry in the United States. That’s good news for millions of people and their fundamental human right This year, Corporate Accountability’s to water. And it’s thanks to water justice warriors around the country and the scathing exposé of a powerful food support and perseverance of people like you. industry group exerted direct pressure on abusive corporations. You’re This year, one of the world’s largest water privatizers, Veolia, lost a whopping helping to shine a bright light on the $400 million contract renewal with the city of Wilmington, Delaware. This corporations’ primary vehicle for loss was directly tied to local concerns about the corporation's abuses in peddling junk science and influencing Flint, Michigan, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania—abuses you helped shine a public policy: the International bright light on. Life Sciences Institute. Don’t let its intentionally bland name fool you— This major blow followed years of other shake-ups for the corporation that this group is a threat to global public you helped make possible. All told, our water campaign, waged in partnership health, and you’re making an enormous with you and our allies, is making water privatization a losing prospect and impact by helping expose it. helping to shore up public water for all.

More at CorporateAccountability.org/ What does it take to make this kind of impact on giant transnational Food2020 corporations? Find the whole story at CorporateAccountability.org/ Water2020 4 |

Partnerships that expand all of our impact

You support collaborative, global organizing for transformative change People power is Corporate Accountability’s greatest strength. The following pages showcase the allies we campaign with to mutually increase our shared impact, and members like you who power this work with your resources. What we all make happen together adds up to so much more than what any of us can do alone.

PHOTO: The Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice (DCJ) led a powerful intervention at the most recent U.N. climate treaty negotiations. Although the powers that be tried to shut out the people (pictured), DCJ ensured that the voices and demands of the people on the front lines of the climate crises were heard. Photo credit: Simon Chambers, ACT Alliance ANNUAL REPORT | 5

Unstoppable: The Global Campaign The massive metal door banged shut. People from to Demand Climate Justice (DCJ) the front lines of the crisis were officially shut out. Big Polluters stayed in. At the most recent negotiations of the global climate treaty, it seemed Big Polluters and Global North From that moment on, the treaty delegates from governments would get their way. And it would be the Global South who were advocating for climate at high cost to communities on the front lines of justice united in a whole new way. And in the end, climate change: Global South, Black, Indigenous, they prevented Global North governments and and other communities of color. Big Polluters from ramming through a whole package of catastrophic deals in the last moments So the climate justice movement sounded the of the negotiations. alarm—literally. They were led by the Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice (DCJ). DCJ This is what movement building looks like, and it’s represents people’s movements and organizations what DCJ excels at. The coalition is coordinated by around the world based primarily in the Global powerful campaigners Lidy Nacpil and Asad Rehman, South. It also includes international members who have both been organizing for decades. DCJ like Corporate Accountability. mobilizes grassroots organizations on the front lines of the climate crisis and international groups The massive intervention took place as the head of in solidarity with them. They ensure that people’s the U.N. prepared to address official delegates in the collective voices are heard and heeded in halls of formal negotiation hall. Suddenly, hundreds of people power like at the U.N. climate negotiations. “When began banging on water bottles and coffee mugs— we are together, we can do dramatic things,” notes echoing the cacerolazo protests in Latin America. Nacpil. “They can’t stop us.” As the media gathered and Global South youth and

Indigenous leaders began to speak, U.N. security guards tore through the crowd. They corralled the To learn more about DCJ and the impact of our hundreds of activists out into a concrete-walled partnership, visit CorporateAccountability.org/ loading dock. DCJ2020 6 |

Mobilizing shared power: Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA)

When the water system of Lagos, Nigeria, seemed on the brink of privatization, environmental and social justice organizers based in the metropolis sprang into action. Longtime allies in tobacco campaigning, these organizers invited Corporate Accountability to join them. Six years later, neither corporate interests, nor the World Bank, nor the Lagos government have been able to succeed in their privatization plans. What’s more, this year, the “Our Water, Our Right” campaign opened two new chapters in Nigeria to counter privatization efforts.

In fact, the campaign has been so successful that the Lagos-based organizers determined they needed a more robust platform to carry the work beyond Nigeria. And so, with support from and in solidarity and friendship with Corporate Accountability, they launched Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA). The group is currently working with grassroots and labor organizations in nearly a dozen countries. “We are generating shared grassroots power across Africa to take down

PHOTO: Corporate Accountability and Public Participation corporations seeking to extract African resources Africa is advancing water justice and environmental justice and exploit African people,” says Executive Director across the African continent. They are making a significant impact through their robust organizing and media savvy. Akinbode Oluwafemi. “This is a unique and necessary Pictured: Executive Director Akinbode Oluwafemi at a press movement for justice.” conference. Photo credit: CAPPA

To learn more about CAPPA’s work not just on water but also on the climate crisis, visit CorporateAccountability.org/CAPPA2020

Mobilizing for justice: The Movement for Black Lives

The Movement for Black Lives played a pivotal role this year in mobilizing the uprisings in defense of Black Lives. They are powerful organizers building an unstoppable, nationwide, inclusive movement for justice and liberation for all Black people. Corporate Accountability is following their leadership by supporting their demands, taking action to support their organizing, and mobilizing members like you to do the same. We also encourage you to support them financially.

To learn more about, get involved with, and donate to Movement for Black Lives, visit m4bl.org ANNUAL REPORT | 7 Partners Corporate Accountability partners with many powerhouse organizations across all of our campaigns. The allies, coalitions, and movements we collaborated with this year to advance our shared goals of a just world for all include:

350.org Committee on Tobacco Coalition Salud Justa Mx Control ACT Promoção da Saúde In the Public Interest Small Planet Institute Educar Consumidores Action Center on Race and Indigenous Environmental Solidaire the Economy ESCR-Net Network Southeast Asia Tobacco Action on Smoking and El Poder del Consumidor Institute for the Black World Control Alliance Health 21st Century Fight for $15 Story of Stuff Project ActionAid International Corporate Flint Rising SustainUS Accountability Roundtable American Federation of Food & Water Watch TerraJusta State, County and Municipal Mayors Innovation Project Employees Food Chain Workers Alliance The Center for Climate Michigan Welfare Rights Integrity Asian Peoples’ Movement Framework Convention Organization on Debt and Development Alliance The Democracy Collaborative Movimiento Ciudadano Campaign for a Commercial- Frente al Cambio Climático Third World Network Free Childhood Fundación Anáas National Education Transnational Institute Campaign for Tobacco- Fundación Ecuatoriana de Association UnKoch My Campus Free Kids Salud Respiratoria New Economy Coalition U.S. Right to Know Center for Biological Fundación InterAmericana One Fair Wage Unión de Afectados por Diversity del Corazón Pittsburgh UNITED: Our Texaco Center for International Fundación para el Desarrollo Water, Our Rivers campaign Union of Concerned Environmental Law de Políticas Sustentables Plataforma Boliviana Frente Scientists Coalición Latinoamérica Global Campaign to Demand al Cambio Climático United for a Fair Economy Saludable Climate Justice Plataforma Latinoamericana Colectivo VientoSur United Teachers Los Angeles The Global Campaign to y del Caribe por la Justicia Consumer Information Dismantle Corporate Power Climática University of Bath, Tobacco Network and Stop Impunity Control Research Group Corporate Accountability Global Center for Good Worth Rises Public Services International and Public Participation Governance in Tobacco Control Real Food Media Africa Corporate Europe Global Forest Coalition Red Nacional Antitabaco de Read more about the Costa Rica Observatory Grassroots International organizations we work with Red VIDA Daily Kos Gulf Coast Center for to power this movement at Democracy Initiative Law & Policy Resource Generation CorporateAccountability.org/ AnnualReport2020Partners EarthRights International HEAL Food Alliance Restaurant Opportunities Centers United Ecuador Inter-institutional Healthy Latin America

As part of our work to advance international policies that hold transnational corporations accountable, we maintain official relations with the following United Nations agencies:

The World Health The Secretariat of the The United Nations Economic The United Nations Organization Framework Convention on and Social Council Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Climate Change 8 |

The change we create together is larger than our individual actions

How members are bringing transformative change to the table Corporate Accountability members are the heart and soul of the organization. Your financial support, your actions, and your commitment to change are echoed thousands of times across the country and around the world. And it all adds up to enormous impact.

Lining up the pieces: Bill Creighton

“What I naturally see in the world around me is the spaces between,” says Bill Creighton. He sees the gaps—where pieces don’t align—and what needs to shift for them to align. He could see this whether he was helping people reconnect with being back in charge of their own lives as an EMT or trying to understand the economic system that enabled his family to amass a disproportionate amount of wealth. In this way, he came to see economic inequity as core to society’s deepest problems. And he’s determined to help move the pieces in order to create a different kind of society.

That’s where Corporate Accountability comes in. He appreciates the organization’s in-depth analysis of how corporations work—“and then figuring out where to twist, where to make change, where the pressure is that lines the puzzle pieces up in a way that shifts the reality within the corporation. It’s a really elegant concept,” he says. “It's very beautiful.” He believes this approach gives people the opportunity to see that they don't have to concede to corporate power. Instead, “we can actually stand up to it and take care of one another in a way that feels good and empowering.” ANNUAL REPORT | 9

A global approach to climate justice: Building power through connections: Amy Wang Mary Hayden

“I experienced a lot of fear and grief and anxiety As a people-person who likes to make connections, around climate change growing up,” Amy Wang says. Mary Hayden has led the charge on Corporate Then, she discovered the divestment movement. Accountability organizing in southern California. She became deeply involved with the campaign to “I met people through a local climate group. It was move Columbia University to divest from fossil fuel easy to ask some of them if they would be interested corporations. “It was the first time I felt empowered in pushing Attorney General Becerra on climate to take action beyond individualistic, consumer-type liability,” she explains. actions that we're told will fight climate change.” Mary led the group, which also includes a Bay Area So when she learned about Corporate Accountability Corporate Accountability member, to demand that from a friend at Resource Generation, another the AG sue the fossil fuel industry for its role in organization she is involved with, her interest was knowingly fueling climate change. “This experience piqued. And although Amy is relatively new to has made me realize how long it takes to get these Corporate Accountability, she’s already helped kinds of projects completed, and how continuing organize a house party to spread the word about pressure is really important,” she says. the climate campaign, in collaboration with two long-time members. (See following profile.) “It was But Mary’s involvement with Corporate Accountability a good opportunity to support the work that people isn’t only about serious business. She loves to host specifically on the front lines of climate change have parties, and before the COVID-19 pandemic, she been organizing at climate negotiations,” she explains. teamed up with two fellow Corporate Accountability members to throw a house party for the climate In fact, Corporate Accountability’s work with groups campaign. (See previous profile.) in the Global South as well as coalitions with strong Global South leadership like the Global Campaign to Mary seeks out opportunities to connect people with Demand Climate Justice (see page 5) is one of the this work because she believes strongly in the mission things Amy appreciates most: “That's where the trust to curb corporate power. “I've always been suspicious came in for me—seeing that Corporate Accountability of the outsized role that corporations play in our public was taking the lead of organizations at the front lines life,” she says. “And Corporate Accountability is one of in addition to really holding down your own sphere the few organizations that directly address this problem.”

of organizing.”

To read Bill, Amy, and Mary's full profiles, visit CorporateAccountability.org/PeoplePower2020 10 |

Building collective power

Your support turns strategy into impact Thank you for being part of the Corporate Accountability community! This year has shown us that we are at our best—and can do the most— when we show up, care for, and support each other. We appreciate how you showed up with your financial support, your care, your time, and your energy. Together, we’re creating systemic change toward a better world.

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Nicolette Roberge | TAMI COHEN CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY GIVING CIRCLE MEMBER, DIRECTOR Barbara Roberts OF REGENERATION FUND Norman Rogers Emilie Ross Mary Ross Mark Wainger Therese & Bob Brummel Melanie Galloway John Lamb & Diana Gaumond Gregory Rotter Geraldine Wallman Agnes Burke Meredith George Frances Moore Lappé Helena Rozier Jay & Linda Walsh Donna & Jay Bushnell Kimberly Gluck Susan LaSalle & John Ari Rubenstein Meg & Marcia Whitehead Betty Butterbaugh Karen Goozner Zimmerman Robert Rubenstein John Wilborn Melinda Calen Lori Grace Dick Latterell Rabbis Ruhi Sophia Motzkin Judd Williams Linda Carnine James Gray Estella & Charles Lauter Rubenstein & Jacob Siegel Pamela & Jim Wingate Kathleen Cheevers Stanley Greenberg Marc & Glenna Laverdiere Russell Ruby Carol & Howard Wood Dorothy Christ Nancy Griffin Frank Lee R. Ruhnke Elsa Wood Polly Cleveland & Thomas Linda Grove Dorothy Lichtenstein Phil Runkel John Wortham & Cindy Haines Astrid Gunter Peter Limburg Lorna & Carlton Russell Johnson Gladys Cofrin Harshita Gupta Alasdair Lindsay Yori Sakakura Donna Yanowitz Shaul Cohen Barbara Gurtler Karen Littlejohn Janet Schwarz Zaitlin-Nienberg Family Fund Joan Costello Josie Hadden Victoria Lowe Janice Scott Val Zavala Anthony Cowan Sr. Elaine Hagedorn Stuart Lynn Caroline Seligman Robert Zevin Wendell Craig Helen Hansel Carol Marin Anne & Michael Shahmoon Anne Zinsser Rebecca Cramer Bob Hardman Arthur Mattuck Marsha & Steven Shankman ANNUAL REPORT | 13

Nance Shatzkin Rose Ancona Karen Barton-Maycock Nancy Block Elsa Bruton Alexander Sibley Gary Anderson Charlotte Bartter & Eric Lani Steven Bluford Christine Bryant Martha Siebe Ingrid Anderson Teka & Thad Bartter Fritz Blume Julia Buck Esther Siegel & Mike Tabor Jean Andrews Meghan Battle Liz Boehm Dan Budris Patricia Sonnecker Donald Angell Peter Batzell Susanna Bohme Frederick Buono John Weingart & Deborah Betzalel Anolick Jeff Baum Gretchen Boise Agnes Burke Spitalnik Sisters of St. Dominic James Stamos Peter Stansky “ Corporate Accountability’s powerful organizing has supported Jim & Phillis Stehle Charlie Stephens enormous progress in the implementation of the World Health Louise Stonington Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control at Fred Strickhouser all levels—national, regional, and international. In particular, Eric Suba Catherine Sullivan their focus on spotting conflicts of interest and promoting liability Cynthia Thiel has been essential to countering the threat of the tobacco industry. Marilyn Thompson And now, they are bringing these precedents to other international Olga Turner policymaking spaces to great effect. They play a vital role in the William Van Stone Elizabeth Van Ranst global movement to check corporate power.” Gary Vartanian James Wallace DR. VERA DA COSTA E SILVA | SENIOR PUBLIC HEALTH CONSULTANT AND FORMER HEAD Mabsie & Steve Walters OF THE SECRETARIAT OF THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL Jeannette Walton Martha Warner Kim & John Wass Margaret Watkins Ben Antenore Nicholas Baylis T.J. Boisseau & Kirk Hoppe Sam Burns Robert Watt Patricia Antich Mariam Bazeed Richard Bolan Suzette Burrous Shana Weaver Alan Appleford Rick Bazeley Pat Bonner Paul Butler Sandra Welter Janet Apuzzo Paul Beach Mike Bonnet John Butler Hallie Whitcomb Ana Archibald Lilli Beard Jeannene Booher Laura Buus Jane Whitney & Richard Hero Jaime Arcila Laura Beaudrow Marylynn Boris Betty Byrne Aileen Williams Mara Arico Alexandra Beautyman Chris Bostic Nancy Cagle Tom & Carol Wolf David Arms Paul Beck Daniel Bowles Dan Cahill Olivia Woollam Stella Arola Robert Beck Mary Bowman Melinda Calen Kathy Ascusion Carol Bell & James Michel Wendy Bowman Karla Capers & Steve Ensdorf Margaret Ashforth Shari Bell Theresa Boyce Lisa Caplan Russell Attoe & Judy Leurquin Jennifer Bell Mig Boyle Fernando Cardoza Robert Atwood Nancy Belmore Samantha Brady Peggy Carnahan Monthly John Augspurger Audrey Belt & William Boehmke Jesse & Audrey Bragg Lee Carpenter donors Kiko Aumond Cherokee Belval Margaret Bragg Spencer Carroll Octavia Aurora Bruce Bender Paula Bramante & Greg Sittler Anita Carter & Gerard Dolan Anonymous Teresa Austin Sarah Bennett & Michael Durney Harvey Braunstein Annsleigh Carter Anne Aaronson Dianne Baas Heshan Berents-Weeramuni Erik Breilid Ronald & Judith Carter Iman Abdul-Musawwir Nikola Babic Larry Berger Linda Brewster Catherine Cartier John Abrahall Todd Backus Georgia Berner Mary Brey Barbara Catanzaro Jonathan Aceto Edward Baer Howard & Deborah Bernstein Stacia Brezinski Doug Cattie Roberta Adams Attessa Bagherpour Kaye Beth Dave Brigham Joe Celentano Kathleen Agena Mona Bagrodia Jim & Charlotte Beyer Carolyn Broadwell Darlene Ceremello & Shadi Akhavan Christine Bailey & Wesley Glebe Tamiko Beyer Mark Brody & Bonnie Hyland Jessea Greenman Dennis Alanen Gay Baines Sushant Bhasin Kate Bronfenbrenner Greg & Hanita Alexander Skip & Betsy Baker-Smith Rabbi Ben Biber Meghan Brookes Davis Alianiello Krystina Baldwin Lynn Biddle Sheila Brooks Andrea Allen Derek Balke Catharine Billey Alan Brown John Allen Katalin & Robert Baltimore Taylor Billings Cara Brown Matthew Allen Paula Bandt Eliot Birnbaum Molly Brown Alan & Carol Alterman Cynthia Bargar Nathan Bixby Robert Brown Anne Ambler Ed & Barbara Barlow Lawrence Blacik Charles Browning Your regular and Chris Ambrosini Alicia Barney Nancy Blastos Jo Brownson monthly gifts sustain Andrea & Richard Amend Teri Barr Mara Blesoff Charlie Bruce the organization. Debra Ames Eleanor Barrett Marc & Dorie Blesoff John Bruggeman Haki Ammi Sophia Bartels John Bliss Janice Brustmann & Jim Amspacher Roxie Bartholomew Gabby Block Ric Schwabe 14 |

Jeff Cross Marty Dodge Annie Eldridge Malone & Terri Foster Monthly Kirsten Cross & Michael Stephanie Donatelli Michael Malone Norma Fox donors, cont. Sasson Marjory Donn Janet & Tom Elkins Kimberly Fraher Leslie Cummings Linda Donnelly David Ellzey Andrea Frankel Jamie Cerretti Moira Cunningham Tom & Mary Ellen Donnelly Adam Elman Bobbie Fredsall Josh Cerretti Penelope Curtis Burgin Dossett Bruce Emerick Hannah Freedberg & Christine Carol Cetrone Bill Cutler Eric Doub John Engen Thomas John Chambers Danielle Dahan Mark & Mary Dougherty Herb Engstrom Jensachim Frei LuAnn Chandler Lisa Dahill Mary Dougherty Melissa Epple Marjorie French Elise Chapin Lilly Daigle Ruth Douglas Michael Epstein Donna Fricke Elaine Chapline Burns Patricia Darby Stephen Dovenitz Linnea Erickson Geraldine Friedman Holmes Chappell Margaret Dardis Eva Downs Emory Erker-Lynch Shoshana Friedman Ravi Charan Shane Daugherty Anita Doyle Lori Fabian Gary & Glenon Friedmann Jessalyne Charles James & Marilyn Davidheiser Emily Doyle John & Krisi Fahrendorf James Fruit Anne Chase Chris Davies Susan Drabick Thomas Faircloth Joyce Frye Dale Chase Cheryl Davis Shirley Drake Byers Keith Farrell Nick Fucci Daniel Chernoff Miria Chicke Cathy Chu Elly Churchill & Ted Fields Jon & Amy Churchill “ If we are to move through this current moment to create a better Jean & Don Clark future, we must address the issues at the root of the problems Jennifer Clark John Clark that face us today. This is exactly where Corporate Accountability Lynda Clark & Mark Willmoth is focusing their attention. The Claneil Foundation is proud to Mackenzie Clark support their work to engage with, expose, and challenge the Bo Clay Tom Cline intersection of systemic racism and corporate power.” Katelyn Coghlan Andrea Liguori & Jeremy MAILEE WALKER | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CLANEIL FOUNDATION Cohen Bruce Cohen Harvey & Naomi Cohen Joel Cohen Shaul Cohen Ruth “Bunny” & John Davis Cathy Dratman Ruth & John Fassett Gus Fuguitt Hera Cohn-Haft Stan Dawson Kevin Drew Wendy Fassett & Kevin Annie Fulkerson & Doug Annapoorne Colangelo Maria De Groot Cathy Dreyfuss Mahony Brown Marlene Colbeck Susan Deane-Miller William Duda Kate Faughnan Allie Furlong Margaret Cole Constance Del Nero Margaret Duke Katie Featherston Stacey Furtado Nancy Cole & Catherine Brady Francis Del Vecchio Sophie Dulberg Pat & Tom Feeley Peg Futrell Karen Coleman Pierce Delahunt Ila Duncan Kathryn Feig Julia Gabbert & Chris Miller Anthony & Mary Ellen Cassandra DeLeo Cheryl & Marc Dunn Ronda & Lawrence Fein Kelli & Michael Gabbert Colombo Benjamin Delfin Gordon & Jeannine Dunn Alex Feldman Alli Gabbert Gail Colozzi Stephanie Delman Tori Duoos Tim Fenston Barbara & James Gabbert Antoinette Conde Allison & Michael Delman Cathy Duvall Sue Fenwick Uta Gabler Bob Conner Paul DeLuca Ellen Dyer Holly Fetter Eamon Gaffney Elizabeth Cook Sarah & James DeLuca Ruth Dyke Jay Finnell John Gaffney Martha Cooley Katharine Denckla Juliet Eastland Sheilah Fish Kathleen Gaffney James Cooper Ann Denton Hannah Eberly David Fisher Maura Gaffney Sarah Copeland Hanzas Kao-Ping Chua & Sara Deon William Edelman Greg Fishwick Tom Gaffney & Syd Carter Marna & Robert Cornell Dean DePree Barbara Edelstein Tracy Fitz Martha & Robert Gale Wendell & Ginger Covalt Gary Dering Susan Edelstein John Fitzgerald Elizabeth Gallagher Anthony Cowan Bill DeRusha Ben & Jessica Edgerly Walsh Patricia Fitzgibbons Brenda Gallie Jewett Jane Cowles Lauren DeRusha Carol Edwards & Hamid Naficy Annie Flanagan Jeff Gang Janet Cox Stacy Dever-Levy Karen Edwards Wendy Flaschner & Dan Meyer Ralph Garboushian Wendell Craig Shannon Devoe Sally Edwards Lucy Fleetwood Ellie Gardner Jillaurie Crane Robert Dickerson Brandy Eggermann Ginny Fletcher Cheney Gardner Bill Creighton Helen Dickey Joe Ehlinger Tessa Sage Flores John Garn Charles Crittenden Julianna Dickey Tim Ehlinger Connor Foley Janet Garnaas Anni Crofut KD Dickinson Marianne Ehrhardt Jeanne Folks Audrey Garrett & Craig Bruce Cronhardt Rob Dickson Douglas Eichelberger Barbara Forster & Lawrence Seidman Cynthia Crosby Richard Dineen Jean Eilers Hendrickson Jan Garrett Eric Crosley Nicole DiPaolo Sharon Eilon Lucas Fortier Erik Gehring Carol Cross Pam Dodd Harvey Elder Crystal Foster Jill & John Geibel ANNUAL REPORT | 15

Joby Gelbspan Leslie Gulick Mark Hays & Kirsten Collings Margaret Hornick Nancy Jones Jeannette George Mary Gunst & Esau Kerr Pamela & Allen Hays Lois Howard Rachel & Jack Jordan Zoe Gerhart Harshita Gupta Susan Haywood Margaret Howard & Rob Kerth Rebecca Jordan-Young Jennifer Gerlach Neil Gupta Johannis Hazelaar Michaela Howard & Patrick Ngawang Jorden Thaly Germain Tina Gupta Linda Healow Wood Andrea Jorgensen Joe Gerth David Gurney Joe Heegaard Nina Huang Stephen & Alice Josephs Sasha Gesmar Nick Guroff & Lindsey Cole Emily Heilbrun Joel Huberman Linda Judd Lisa Gilles Louise & Rich Guthrie Amy Heinrich Jan Hull Hanna Juergens Janet Gillespie Patrick Guziewicz Suzi Helburn Rose Hulls Rikki Jues Christopher Gilligan Sarah Guzy Olof Hellen Jennifer Humiston Joan Kaczmarski Ken Girvin Anne Haas David Hendon Obie Hunt Zachary Kahn Antonio Gisbert Eva Haber Ellen Henika Will Hunter Rachel Kahn-Hut Diana Gisolfi Jennifer Haight Glenn Henkel Daniel Hurley & Michelle Jenn Kallay Linda Glansberg Donna Haines Rose & Will Henkel Pennylegion Marcia Kamiya-Cross Charla Glass Nancy Hale Nancy Herck Patrick Hurley Joshua Kanagy Tim Glover The Charles & Kaaren Mike Herman Barbara Hurst Martin & Carolyn Karcher Robert Godes Hale Foundation Greg Herr Esther Huston Shobha Karwan Cleonis Golding Patricia Hall Karl Herzer Maria Huston Bobbi Katz Doron Goldman Dave & Anne Hall Jason Hess Hope Hutchinson Andreas Kaubisch Steve Goldsmith Ewa Hammer John Hess Sonia Immasche Linda Kaufman Gene Goldstein-Plesser Janine Hamner Rita Hess Philip Incao Dwight Kauppi Louise & Stephen Golub Bruce & Susie Hampton Jan & Mike Hester Linda Infelise Molly Kaviar Brant Goode Helen Hansel Arthur & Yvonne Heyman Karen Ingvoldstad Robert Keeley Doug Goodkin Beth Hansen Derald Higgins Christine Ione Chris Keenan & Susan Deborah Goodman Robin Hansen John Hill Josh Jacobs Wortman Foster Goodwill Candis Harbison Pauline Himlan David Jacobosky Evelyn Keller Ward & Starr Kellett Gigi Kellett & Noah Sawyer Caitlin Kelley Jean Kenney “ In times of profound crisis, corporate power expands and Kristen Kenney exerts itself in new ways. But such moments also give rise to our Michael Kenney collective growth—a bursting forth of bold new vision, effective Mike Kenney strategies, deep partnership, and long-lasting impact. Through Vasudevan Kidambi Alice & David Kidder steadfast relationships, much of what seemed unimaginable Carolyn Kidder becomes possible—from holding Big Polluters liable, to advancing Jim Kiely human rights for all people. This is our collective moment.” Elizabeth Kies Leslie Kincaid

Betsy King | KELLE LOUAILLIER PRESIDENT EMERITUS Charles King Kristin King Fiona Kinniburgh Lynne & Mark Kinnucan Jay Gordon Bob Hardman Carla Hinojosa Esther Jacobsen-Tepfer & Crawford Kirkpatrick Kally Goschke Joni Harman Mike & Kim Ho Gary Tepfer Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Daniel Gottlieb John Harrington Olivann Hobbie Corinne Jager Molly Kirkpatrick Janet Gowen Layne Harris & Jennifer Ben Hodes Catherine Jampel Anne Kirstein K. Grassi Brosious Anne Todd Hodgdon Bob Jantzen Jeff Kirstein Cynthia Gray Mary Ellen Harris Pat & Todd Hodgdon Pamela Jay Keith Kirstein James Gray Matthew Harsh Sarah Hodgdon Alan Jenkins Max Kirstein Kathy & David Gray Sylvia Hart John Hoffee & Larry Condon Mary Jenny Paige Kirstein Stanley Greenberg Dillon Harvey Alan & Sara Hoffman Liz Jergensen Robert Kirstein Monica Greene Mary Harvey Cheryl Hoffmann Kristina Johansson Joan Klein Lumina Greenway Alexandr Hass Patricia Hogan Renee Johns Eli Kleinsmith David Grenier Tizzy & Whitney Hatch Raminta Holden John Johnson Scott Klemmer Kyra & Adam Grenier Rita Haugh Tim Holiner Kathryn Johnson Caleb Kleppner Jim Griffiths Timothy Havel Dorothy Holland Millicent Johnson Maurine Klimt Dorothy Grimm Joyce Hawes Julie Holmen Virginia Johnson Sean Kline & Tasha Hansen Bruce Grobman Nancy Hawk Wendy Holmes Valerie Johnstone David Knapp Christa Groeschel Mary Hayden Neil Holtzman George Jolly Dave Knapton Annabel Grote Alexander Hayes Ann Holzgraf Mary Lynne Jones Frank Knell Bernie Grove Robert Hayes Jean Hopkins Anne Jones Jay Knepper Barbara Grover Judith Hayner Stephen Hopkins Beck Jones Cheryl Knight 16 |

Leslie Lawrence Barbara & George Mader Sandra McFeeley Orson Moon Monthly Tricia Layden Narayanan Madhusoodanan Dawn McGee Frances Moore donors, cont. Sonia Lazreg Sriram Madhusoodanan Kate McGrain Bettye Morgan Margaret Leake Krista Magnuson Meghan McGuire Rufus Morison Bethany Knowles Taylor Leake Alan Magree Russ McIntosh Ed Morman Julilly Kohler Shannon Leap Donald Mahoney Catherine Mclaughlin Betty Morningstar & Harold Kooden Rene Leblanc Kristina Main Deborah McLellan Jeanette Kruger Margaret Kooistra Nora Leccese Mimi Main Hazel McLeod Cheryl Morrell Elizabeth Kopecky Frank Lee Joan Makurat Cynthia McMath Bill Morris Simon & Cornelia Kortleven Rochelle Lee Gloria Maldonado Maia McPherson Breanna Morrison Tim Kosier Dienna Lehner Pete Maley Abby McQuillan Christian Morssink Ira Koslow Dorothea Leicher Trina Malone Dede & Michael McQuillan Lois Moschella Gary Kramer Richard Leliaert Binita Mandalia Ella McQuillan Chris Moser Michael Kramer Rick Lent & Sharon Brownfield Lisa & Matt Manganiello Lizzie McQuillan Kenneth Mossman Dave Kraskow & Liz Hess Wendy Lesko Vrinda Manglik Nancy Mead Rosalind Mott Joshua Kratka Alex Lessin Robin Mann Deborah Meckler Rabbis Linda Motzkin & Melissa Kreider Linda LeTendre Susan & Ashiq Mannan Kenneth Meersand Jonathan Rubenstein Valerie Krejcie Julie Levy Marilyn Marcus Paul Meissner Rafael Moure-Eraso Meredith Krienbihl Barbara Lewis Leah Margulies Maria Melone Mary Mrgudic Josh Krigman Dorothy Lewis Dan & Wendy Husman Julie & Ed Melton Norbert Muller George Krusen Ray Lewis Twila Markham Sharon Meltzer Jeffrey Mulliken Michael Kubit Suford Lewis Fergus Marshall Exa Méndez Kathy Mulvey & Patricia Mary Kulla Paul Lindberg Shirley Martin Robert Menzi Lambert Maggie Kulyk Karen Lipsky Floyd Martin Larry Merkle Indra Mungal Rita & Rick La Monica Bethal Little Gaby Martinez Martha Merson Paula Munzing Jove Lachman-Curl Daniel Lloyd-Miller Gwyneth Mason Tom & Joanne Metke Alison Murdock Suresh Lakshminarayanan Orna Locker Mike Massi Dennis & Betsy Meyer Kathleen Murphy John Lamb & Diana Gaumond Mara Loeb Susanna Mauzy Emily Meyer Sherrie Murphy Nicholas Lampo David Loewenstern Sharon Mayes Marnie Mikell Victor Mutai Lois Lancaster Merlin Logan Hailey McAllister-Brasier Kim & Ron Milford Nancy Myers Phyllis Landis Chloe Louaillier Tory McCagg & Henry & Martha Miller Stanford Myers Harry Lando & Lois Hamilton Marcia Lovelace & Dennis Carl Querferth Lani Miller Debbie Mytels Laurie Lane Fagaly Helen McCahill Linda Miller & Stu Ervin Christine Nadeau Shayda Edwards Naficy Lee Nagel John Nagle Abhishek Naik “ I’ve experienced first hand Corporate Accountability’s Ashka & Shreedeep Naik collaborative, effective, and strategic campaigning in my home Divya Nair Shoshana Narva town of Pittsburgh. Not only did they help expose the role water Ben Neale giant Veolia played in our lead crisis, they also collaborated with the Cathy Needham local coalition that successfully protected our public water from Thomas Nelson further threats of privatization. I couldn’t be more proud to be a Nathanael Newby-Kew Anne Newhart donor of and an activist with this powerhouse organization.” Riley & Becky Newman Curt Newton NANCY BERNSTEIN | MEMBER, PUBLIC HEALTH ADVOCATE, ACTIVIST Patricia Nichols Stephen Nichols John Nicholson Christine Nielson Lynne & Richard Nittler Bill & Karen Lanning Sara Lovitz Lisa Mccallister Margie Miller Emily Nordhoff Deborah & Adam Lapidus Linn Lowe Kathleen McCann Suzanne Miller Kay & Dave Norrbom Frances Moore Lappé Janet & Thomas Lowry Maria McCauley Caitlin Mills-Groninger Charlotte Norris Lori Larson Marie Luebbers Joseph McClain Paul Milne Greenough Nowakoski Dick Latterell Melissa Lukin Genevieve McClaskey Arthur Min Miriam Nunnally Gregory Laughlin Anadine Luyster Russell McClellan Bernice Moeller-Bloom & Boyd & Deanne Obermeyer Maxine & Joel Lautenberg Mary Anne Lynn Sandra McClennen Gary Moeller Eileen O’Brien Willow Lautenberg Patti Lynn Gail McDaniel Trevor Mollenkopf Laurinda Ochoa Marc & Glenna Laverdiere Sandra Lynn Susan McDonough Edward Mollette Regine Oesch-Aiyer Ben Lawent Betsy Lyons & Scott Majcher Jim Mcelroy Zachary Monteith Constance O’Hearn Janet Lawn Allen & Pete MacDonald Diana McFadden Edith Montgomery Bill Oldfather Andrew Lawrence Wallace & Joan MacDonald Gladys McFarland Karen Montgomery David O’Leary ANNUAL REPORT | 17

Stephen Olson Harriotte Ranvig Carol Ritter William Russo Randy Schoedler Tama Olver Amelie Ratliff Alexandra Rix David Ryan Thomas Schoepflin Mary Ann O’Reilley Colden Ray John Rix Patrick Ryan Rebecca Schofield David Ostroff Tom Re Nicolette Roberge Andre & Meredith Ryland David Schroeder Sheila Out Paul Rea Gilbert Robledo Toby Sachs-Quintana Eryn Schultz Brian Owens Mary Reader Beth Rochette Barbara Sager Joan Schumaker Mary Ellen & Bob Owens Adam Reaves Nancy & David Rockwell Rob Salkowitz Carol Schupp-Star August Pabst Tim Reaves Sara Roderer Margo Salone Margaret Schwartz Gloria Page Lavonne Painter Barbara Palmer Judith Palmer Rosamund Palmer “ Action Center on Race and the Economy has been partnering Miranda Paquet with Corporate Accountability for several years to advance Elissa Paquette water justice. Together, we’re challenging the ways financial Linda Park firms and corporate actors exploit our public resources and Patty Parker Susan Pastin democratic systems to restrict access to basic necessities, like Dianne Patrick water, in low-income communities and communities of color. Diane Paul Corporate Accountability continues to be a strong partner as we Larry Paulson & Kathy Weber fight the private water sector and mobilize communities around the Melissa Paven Glenda Pawsey country to hold corporations and our elected officials accountable.” Rachel Payne Stephen Payne BRITTNEY ALSTON | DEPUTY RESEARCH DIRECTOR, ACTION CENTER ON RACE Ted Peck AND THE ECONOMY Matthew Peiffer Maria Pena Penny Penniman & Tom Gill Anita Pennington Rosmari & Udo Pernisz Joan Reed Elise Rodriguez Hanna Saltzman Tuti Scott Rachel Perry Kelly Reed Gany Rodriguez Lynae Samson Sharon Seabrook Ruth Persky Jeffrey Reede Laurie Rofinot & Patrick Tamrat Samuel Caroline Seligman Margaret Phillips Laura Regan Michaels Gloria Samuels Julie Selmo Mary Anne Phillips Mary Jo Regan Andrea & Geoffrey Rogers Jill Samuels Warren Senders & Jim Phoenix Rush Rehm Martha Rogers Laurie Samuels & Lisa Dordal Vijaya Sundaram Matthew Pidge Jeremy & Lisa Peter & Polly Rogers Kathy & Richard Sanders Ada Sepulveda Alex Pierpaoli Rehwaldt-Alexander John & Kathryn Rok Carolina Santamaria Joanne Sewell Bob Pierson Daniel Reiber Patricia Rolston Juan Santamaria Anne & Michael Shahmoon Kathy Pillsbury Kathleen Reilly Robert Romero Laurie Santos Virginia Shaller Michael Pinkham Emilie Reiser Sarah Rose Dick Sarafolean Marsha & Steven Shankman Yvette Plotch Steve Reiter Beth Rosenberg Peter & Virginia Sargent Vanita Sharma Robert Poignant Linda Remy Debby & Susan Rosenkrantz- Cory Satow Adrienne Shea Judi Polson Richard Renfield Woskie Diana & Philip Savory Sally Sheck Gwen Post David Reno Mary Ross Katherine Sawyer Cary Sheldon Antonia Potter Trudi Renwick Edward Rothstein Ariel Scalise Chuck & Missy Sheldon Philip Powell Peter Reynolds Mark Rovner Mindy Schaberg & Melissa Rachel Sherman Ron Prasek Wilma Reynolds Arthur & Margaret Ruben Mather Robert Shetterly Hank Prensky Paula Rhodes Ari Rubenstein Dory Schachner Joseph Shook Matthew Preucil Joan Riback Molly Rubenstein Emmett Schaefer Richard Shore Susan Preucil Deja Rice Robert Rubenstein Alice Schafer Timothy Shorkey Richard Provencio Caroline Richards Rabbis Ruhi Sophia Motzkin Marilyn Schaller Leor Shtull-Leber Lois Pryor Jody Richards Rubenstein & Jacob Siegel Justin Schechter & Juliana Shulman-Laniel Renna Pye Clint Richmond Shira Rubenstein Katherine Reese Daniel Shurman Seemin Qayum Diana Richter Jerry Rubin Martell Scheidler Alexander Sibley Carrie Quinn Denise Rickles Julia Rubin Becky & John Schenck Amy Sicairos Kathy Quinn Ronald Riley Jasmine Ruddy Kelli Schindler Martha Siebe Clare Raffety Tracy Riley Abby Rudolph Barbara Schlafer Merle & Florence Siebert Mark Raimo William Ring Donald Ruehl Anton Schlesinger Esther Siegel & Mike Tabor Ben Rain Jerris Riordan Elbert Ruff Lauren Schloss Michael Siegel Sharon Rakunas Megan Rising & Erica Phil Runkel Rick Schmelzer Sami Siegwald Martha Ralphe LeBow Tricia Russ David Schmidt Ben Sigelman Curtis Randall William Ritchie George Russell Joan Schmitz Daniel Sigmans Lynsie Ranker Cheryl Ritenbaugh Steve Russo & Sally Kirkpatrick Kathryn Schmidt Bette Sikes 18 |

John Stewart & Miriam Rubin Stephanie Tindal Margot Wallston Randall & Frances Williams Monthly Sasha Stewart & Nate Charny Chad Tinti & John McInerny Jay & Linda Walsh Elizabeth Williams donors, cont. David Stickell David Titus Dorothy Walshe Aileen Williams Kathleen & James Stiven Renee Toback Mabsie & Steve Walters Dillon Williams Richard Silbert Ella Stocker Eugene Tobey Zenta Walther Gary Williams Paul & Deanna Siliciano Cara Stockman Judy Tobin Lois Walton Laurie Williams Carolyn Silveira Stephen Stoker Al Tokuhama Amy Wang Marsha Williams Amelia Silverberg Joyce Stone Robert Tomlinson Roxanne Warren Elana Willinsky Kezia Simister Anne Stott Val Torrens Brent Was Malcolm Willison William Simmons Jane Stowe Carol Totten & John Carpenter Marietta Watkins Marilyn Willmoth Ellen Simpson Molly Stranahan Harriet Tower Marilyn & Doug Watson Robert Willmoth Susan Skoglund Fred Strickhouser Claire & Bob Trask Gwendolyn Watson Judith Willour Tristine Skyler Olga Strickland David Traylor Sally Weaver Joan Willson Craig Slatin Madge Strong Laura Tremblay Hillary Weber Elizabeth & Paul Wilson Jim Small Dale Stuepfert Nancy Troland Johanna Weber Kelly Wilson Bev Smith Eric Suba Brenda & Kenneth Troup Nancy Weber Rhonda Wilson Cara Smith Margaret Suby & David Dorney Christian Truitt Joan Webster Stacy & Steve Wilson Frank & Sandra Smith Martin & Ginny Suechting Elizabeth Truitt Karen Weihs & Richard Lane Shirley Winer Margaret Smith Pete Suechting Yotam Tubul James Weil Ashley Winning Sara Smith Julie & John Sullivan Jane & Mark Turbov Joel Weinberg Ros Winsor Susan & Gerald Smith Jonathan Sumner Bill Turek Alissa Weinman Betty Winters Vince Snowberger Gloria Sunshine Jeanne Turner Arthur Weinman Teresa Wise Mitchel Soble Jen Supple William Tuthill & Greg Anderson Mari Weisman Virginia Witmer Peter Wolanin Benjamin Wolf Sarah Wolozin “ Corporate Accountability trains people to lead powerful Connie Wood Carol & Howard Wood campaigns that advance social justice across the world. John Wooding I’m committed to helping extend their impact into the future Melissa & Jim Woodman with my legacy gift. I’m among those who have the privilege Melissa Woods and opportunity to know the organization’s critical mission and Tom Woods Olivia Woollam their success over the years. We need to stay with Corporate Julian Worker Accountability as long as we can and make it a permanent part Charles Workman of our philanthropic commitment.” Andrew Wortham Ben Wortham David Wortham CHARTIS TEBBETTS | MONTHLY AND PLANNED GIVING MEMBER, FORMER BOARD MEMBER John Wortham & Cindy Johnson Elizabeth Wright Sandra & Wilbur Wright Michael Sokolowski Marion Suter Paul Uebelher & Marcia Yahn Sondra Weissman Jeanne Wu Rosanne Somerson Diane Sutherland Siobhan Ulreich-Power Rich Wekerle Patricia Wygle Patricia Sonnecker Gerald Suzawith & Kristen Anh Uong Sandra Welter Pam Wylie Nona Sorensen Blalack Aldo Vacs Charles Wensman Timothy & Mary Yeaney Richard Spalding Alice Swift Ariana Vacs Renwick Mary Wentworth Faith Young Carol Spearman Peter Sylvain Ann Van Fleet Ellen White Ellen & Leonard Zablow David Spero Amy Sysyn Janet Van Fleet Nicholas White Amelia Zak Sarra Spierer Frank Sysyn Leonard Van Gendt George Whitehead Mary Zant Wendy Sprout Linda Sysyn William Van Stone Meg & Marcia Whitehead Etan Zapinsky Diana Stahl Monika Szrek Cynthia Vance-Abrams Elizabeth Whitehouse Jordan Zaplatosch Lisa Stahl Amy Tai Donald Vanderkolk Jane Whitmore David Zarowin Paul Stalker Kathleen Tandy Abelardo Vela Wheelock Whitney Nancy Zearfoss James Stamos Allan Taylor Kayin Venner Jane Whitney & Richard Hero Leslie & Bob Zeigen Madonna Starr Wayne & Linda Taylor Andres Vera Paul Whittredge Betsy Zeldin Jim & Phillis Stehle Chartis & Ned Tebbetts Martha Vinick Anne Widmark Aaron Zimmerman Carol Stein-Payne Sarie Teichman Adam Volpe Robert Wilcox Karla & Robert Zimmerman Cali Stenson Abigail Tennenbaum Madeleine Von Laue Peter Wilhelm Gene Zingarelli Colin Stewart Cynthia Thiel Raynor Voorhies Colin Wilkins Martina Zobel David Stewart David Thomas Gary & Linda Wagenbach Janet Wilkinson Sam Zollman Jackie & Peter Stewart Dennis Thompson Richard Waldman Veronica Willette Marcia Zuckerman James Stewart Persis Thorndike Jonathan Walker Tate Williams Monna Zuckerman

Thank you for all you make possible! We do our utmost to represent you correctly. Please contact Managing Director Marcia Whitehead with any corrections or questions: [email protected] or 617-695-2525. ANNUAL REPORT | 19 Advisers Corporate Accountability’s campaigns are shaped by brilliant and experienced organizers and campaigners around the world. We are also advised by progressive public officials and leading scholars who help us make the biggest impact we can.

Nnimmo Bassey David Hall Susan Linn Raj Patel Director, Health of Mother Former Director, Public Co-founder and Author, Stuffed and Earth Foundation Services International Former Executive Starved and The Value Research Unit Director, Campaign of Nothing Saqib Bhatti for a Commercial-Free Co-Executive Director, Wenonah Hauter Childhood Meena Raman Action Center on Race Founder and Executive Legal Adviser, and the Economy Director, Food & Water Nancy MacLean Senior Researcher, Watch Author of Democracy and Coordinator, Dr. Eduardo Bianco in Chains, Professor of Third World Network Regional Coordinator Philip Jakpor History and Public Policy for Latin America, Director of Programmes, at Duke University Asad Rehman Framework Convention Corporate Accountability and Executive Director, Alliance Public Participation Africa Eric Mar War on Want Assistant Professor, Steve Callaway Saru Jayaraman State Irene Patricia Reyes Mayor, City of Hillsboro, President, One Fair Wage University; Former Tobacco policy expert Oregon San Francisco Board Satoko Kishimoto of Supervisors Mona Sabella Ronnie Cummins Programme Coordinator Corporate Accountability Co-founder and International Public Alternatives, Bill McKibben Coordinator, ESCR-Net Director, Organic Consumers Transnational Institute Co-founder and Association Senior Adviser, 350.org Jim Shultz Naomi Klein Founder and Executive Richard Daynard Investigative journalist Labram Musah Director, The Democracy University Distinguished and New York Times Programmes Director, Center Professor of Law, bestselling author Vision for Alternative Northeastern University Development, Ghana Nayyirah Shariff Anna Lappé Director, Flint Rising Wendy Fields Founder and Strategic Advisor, Cecily Myart-Cruz Executive Director, Real Food Media President, United Teachers Debby Sy Democracy Initiative Los Angeles/National Head of Global Public Policy Frances Moore Lappé Education Association and Strategy, Global Center Co-founder, Small Planet for Good Governance on Institute Lidy Nacpil Tobacco Control Coordinator, Asian Annie Leonard Peoples’ Movement on Maureen Taylor Executive Director, Debt and Development State Chair, Michigan USA Welfare Rights Organization 20 |

FINANCIALS FY 2020 Audited Financial Report July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020 (with comparative totals for FY 2019)

FY 2020 FY 2020 Support & revenue Expenses

4% 9% 5%

91% 91%

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS PROGRAM GRANTS FUNDRAISING MANAGEMENT & GENERAL OPERATIONS

Board of Directors

Sarah Hodgdon Martha Newell Patti Lynn Marcia Levine Bobby Ramakant Chair Treasurer Assistant Secretary Shaker Heights, OH Lucknow, India Arlington, VA Missoula, MT Boston, MA

Akinbode Oluwafemi Paige Kirstein Wendy Fassett Vrinda Manglik Terry Winograd Vice Chair Secretary Minneapolis, MN Oakland, CA Stanford, CA Lagos, Nigeria San Francisco, CA Support & revenue FY 2020 FY 2019

Individual contributions $6,614,212 $6,102,423

Grants 631,158 923,057

Other income 13,135 988

Total support & revenue $7,258,505 $7,026,468

Expenses

PROGRAM

Grassroots organizing $2,500,152 $2,370,886

International organizing 1,153,916 1,094,255

Program communications 961,597 911,879

Membership development 512,852 486,336

Media organizing 644,911 611,567

Research & development 637,218 604,272

Subtotal program expenses $6,410,645 $6,079,195

SUPPORTING SERVICES

Management & general operations $290,967 $246,772

Fundraising 346,139 346,005

Subtotal supporting services $637,106 $592,777

Total expenses $7,047,751 $6,671,972

Net assets

Beginning of year $2,891,227 $2,536,731

Change in net assets 210,754 354,496

End of year $3,101,981 $2,891,227

Infact d/b/a Corporate Accountability is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible as provided by law. Federal Tax ID #: 41-1322686.

Corporate Accountability’s audited financial statement is available upon request. CorporateAccountability.org/AnnualReport2020

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