2019 ANNUAL REPORT Celebrating 40 years of leadership and impact for millions affected by mental illness.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness was founded in 1979, when two mothers from Madison, Wisconsin, reached out to others who shared their outrage at the stigma, discrimination and inadequate care their loved ones faced. When these families joined forces, NAMI became a powerful voice for change.
Today, NAMI is hundreds of thousands strong — a dynamic alliance seeking to transform the way mental illness is understood and treated. We are present in more than 600 communities, working for greater awareness, resources and empowerment on behalf of all people affected by mental illness.
The hope we found in 1979 is the hope we continue to give. Our Vision NAMI envisions a world where all people affected by mental illness live healthy, fulfilling lives supported by a community that cares.
Our Mission NAMI provides advocacy, education, support and public awareness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives.
Our Values HOPE We believe in the possibility of recovery, wellness and the potential in all of us.
INCLUSION We embrace diverse backgrounds, cultures and perspectives.
EMPOWERMENT We promote confidence, self-efficacy and service to our mission.
COMPASSION We practice respect, kindness and empathy.
FAIRNESS We fight for equity and justice.
2 A personal message from NAMI CEO Daniel H. Gillison, Jr.
Research shows that one of every five people in our country is living with a mental health condition.
But we know the deeper truth. Five out of every five of us are affected. There isn’t a single individual you’ll meet who doesn’t know someone, live with someone, work with someone or care about someone who is dealing with mental illness.
My own mental health stories come from my experiences as a father, a son, an uncle and a I believe cousin. I have seen lives lost and lives torn apart by the symptoms that all too often go unrecognized we can save and untreated.
countless This is why I am humbled and honored to join NAMI lives by as your new chief executive officer. I believe we can save countless lives by devoting ourselves to the devoting important work we have undertaken together. ourselves to Through tireless effort that spans four decades, the important NAMI has transformed the way this nation work we have understands and responds to mental illness. Mental health is having its moment — and we are at the undertaken forefront, leading the call for change. together. Building on our history, and looking courageously to the future, we have the opportunity to achieve even more. We begin a new decade by renewing our quest to find innovative, impactful ways to advance our mission.
I look forward to working with all of you as we embrace the goals so clearly expressed in our new Strategic Plan. NAMI is the bold, ambitious, united force that will build a better world for everyone affected by mental illness.
3 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT NAMI’s Strategic Plan for 2020–2025 Building a bridge between our rich history and future opportunities.
An 18-month process of listening to thousands of stakeholders in all 50 states led to a new strategic vision that will inspire and energize our Alliance.
NAMI’s new Strategic Plan recognizes that our strength arises from our grassroots presence in more than 600 communities across the country. The plan is both bold and achievable, defining how we will work to create a better world for millions of people and families impacted by mental illness.
NAMI 2020-2025 STRATEGIC PLAN
ROLES ACCELERATORS GOALS
The Way The Power The Change We Work Behind Our We Will Together Progress Create
WE WILL EMBRACE HARNESS ACTIVELY STRENGTHEN CULTURAL TECHNOLOGY ENGAGE IN AND SCALE COMPETENCY to work efficiently, PARTNERSHIPS NAMI’S WORK AND EQUITY, expand advocacy and that help us through diverse seeking ways public awareness go further and sustainable to better serve and widen the impact faster. revenue strategies. diverse of our education and communities. support programs.
4 Welcoming, valuing and serving all.
NAMI’s strategic planning process highlighted inclusion, fairness, diversity and cultural competency as key values and drivers of our long-term success. This led to an exploration of best practices in the field, followed by decisive action to establish a new approach to these crucial issues.
In August 2019, we welcomed Monica Villalta, M.P.H., as our first-ever director of inclusion and diversity. As the senior officer in charge of strategic diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, Villalta began her assessment of the Alliance and sought to build the infrastructure and resources that will support:
A VIBRANT WORKFORCE where all voices are heard and valued
ROBUST CULTURAL COMPETENCY that accelerates our progress on all levels
EFFECTIVE RESOURCES AND TOOLS to better reach and serve diverse communities across the Alliance
5 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Throughout the year, LONGTIME PARTNERSHIPS NAMI also sought to achieve NAMI worked with Alpha Kappa Alpha, greater impact in underserved Jack & Jill of America and Mocha Moms communities through: to bring more resources to African American communities and draw powerful new voices to the mental health movement.
ENRICHED COURSE CONTENT We expanded free education and support programs for Latinx participants, with many major programs now offered in Spanish. The newly translated Bases y Fundamentos de NAMI (NAMI Basics) was released, joining De Familia a Familia de NAMI (NAMI Family-to-Family), De Persona a Persona de NAMI (NAMI Peer-to-Peer) We know that and our Spanish-language programming for support groups. differences in culture, LEADERSHIP TRAINING language NAMI’s annual Executive Directors Leadership Exchange event featured and community focused sessions on diversity, inclusion affect the way people think and equity, engaging senior leaders about mental illness and from across the country in a fruitful the way they seek help — or exchange of viewpoints and strategies. don’t. Our goal is to achieve a deeper understanding DIVERSE VIEWPOINTS of these differences, using In July, NAMI celebrated Bebe Moore our knowledge to reach and National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month by sharing stories engage more people and from diverse communities. Throughout families who need us.” the month, we published 13 blog posts filled with personal reflections, MONICA VILLALTA, M.P.H. resources and coping strategies to NAMI Director of Inclusion and Diversity address the barriers that minorities face all too often. READ the blog posts at: NAMI.org/Blogs/NAMI-Blog/July-2019
6 Raising our voices for progress.
NAMI works with thousands of committed advocates who share their stories to ignite public awareness and engage public policy leaders in the mental health movement. Together, we fight to fund research, improve care, strike down discriminatory barriers and expand the mental health workforce.
NAMI worked with a bipartisan group of legislators on key components of the Commander John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act of 2019.
7 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 350,000 ADVOCATES STRONG In 2019, we continued to build systems that empower us to work effectively with advocates across the country. NAMI State Organizations worked closely with our national team to test new system integrations that will support fast, effective action at the state level.
9-8-8 FOR MENTAL HEALTH CRISES NAMI fought for a new, nationwide three-digit number, linked to the National Suicide Prevention Hotline, that would provide rapid responses for those experiencing a mental health crisis. Our hearts go out Helped by 9,000 emails from NAMI advocates to Senate and to those who are House members, legislation to support 9-8-8 gained struggling, momentum in Congress. and we hope to move as quickly SENATE TESTIMONY ON RED FLAG LAWS as we can to get them the help Members of Congress consistently rely on NAMI for expertise they need and deserve.” and perspectives that only those with lived experience of mental illness can bring. In March, we testified before the U.S. Senate AJIT PAI Chairman of the Federal Judiciary Committee on the use of extreme risk protection orders, Communications Commission, also known as “red flag laws,” which help keep firearms out of the following the agency’s unanimous hands of people at risk of harming themselves or others. NAMI vote to establish a 9-8-8 mental believes such laws should require clear evidence of risk so that health emergency crisis line people with mental illness will not be unfairly targeted.
BROADER CARE UNDER MEDICAID After our successful push to allow states the option to lift an exclusion that barred Medicaid payment for care in certain hospitals and residential settings, Vermont, Washington, D.C. and Indiana secured the first waivers to help people with mental illness.
DEFENDING PATIENT RIGHTS In 2019, NAMI worked tirelessly to protect coverage and benefits for people with mental illness. We partnered to fight proposals that would have denied Medicaid benefits to people who don’t meet work requirements. We also supported stronger enforcement of insurance parity and successfully fought harmful changes to Medicare coverage of psychiatric medications.
FIGHTING FOR AMERICA’S VETERANS NAMI partnered with the U.S. Senate Veterans Affairs Committee to introduce the Commander John Scott Hannon Veterans Mental Health Care Improvement Act of 2019, which would increase access to mental health care, fund new diagnostic research and authorize new programs to stem the tide of veteran suicides.
8 Changing lives through no-cost, peer-led education and support.
In a nation where mental health resources can be hard to find, community-based education is vital. NAMI staff and volunteers come together to deliver a full slate of evidence-based programs that build knowledge, confidence and empowerment.
NAMI Basics OnDemand allowed me to view the materials on my own schedule and at my own pace. I have learned to be more prepared … and as a result, supporting my loved one is much less daunting and intimidating.”
A FAMILY CAREGIVER
9 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 12,000 PEERS REACHING 420,000 PARTICIPANTS NAMI education and support programs reached a record number of people and families in 2019. We continued to improve course content, aiming to ensure that the information we present is clear and accessible to all. Effective training helped peer presenters build the skills needed to welcome and engage course attendees.
This program was NAMI BASICS GOES ONLINE informative, healing In October, we launched NAMI Basics OnDemand, a new resource for parent and family caregivers of young and inspirational in people aged 22 and under. Nearly 5,000 people enrolled every way possible. by year-end, affirming the need for youth-focused My anger and frustration have been initiatives that families can access anywhere, anytime. replaced with a new understanding of mental illness. It also taught me how NAMI HOMEFRONT PROVEN to care for myself and my veteran.” TO UPLIFT FAMILIES Our course for military spouses and families delivers A MILITARY SPOUSE WHO BENEFITED proven benefits for online and classroom participants, FROM NAMI HOMEFRONT IN 2019 according to a new study published in Psychiatric Services, a journal of the American Psychiatric Association. Researchers found that NAMI Homefront participants gained knowledge of mental health and effective caregiving strategies, empowering them to cope with psychological distress and improve family functioning. READ about NAMI Homefront at: NAMI.org/Homefront
NAMI FAMILY-TO-FAMILY REFRESH Thousands of peer presenters suggested ways to improve the family-focused course originally designed by Dr. Joyce Burland, NAMI’s first national director of education and support. The refreshed course was successfully tested in Arkansas, Florida, Ohio, South Carolina and Texas.
NAMI GROWS ITS PRESENTATION PROGRAMS NAMI piloted Sharing Your Story with Law Enforcement, a new online training that prepares peers and family members to share their personal experiences with mental illness during law enforcement trainings. The program will fully launch in Q2 2020.
10 2019 SNAPSHOT Bringing support as close as your phone, computer or mailbox.
More than 150,000 people found resources, It took an average of 40 volunteers information and support through NAMI’s per week to respond to the calls, national HelpLine in 2019. Staffed by emails and written correspondence to NAMI’s HelpLine. volunteers aged 21 to 80 plus — all with lived experience of mental illness — the NAMI HelpLine handles questions that come in via phone, email, social media and mail. Compassionate listening, paired with a system that helps volunteers find mental health resources by zip code, ensures that people feel heard, respected and supported.
11 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 SNAPSHOT NAMI HelpLine
PEOPLE SERVED 110,000 1,000 HELPLINE 31,000 3,000 SOCIAL KNOWLEDGE CENTER CALLS EMAILS MEDIA 750 VISITS CONTACTS LETTERS
CONDITIONSCONDITIONS & & CONCERNS WHO HOW CONCERNS ADDRESSED WE HELPED WE HELPED HOW WE HELPED
21.41% SCHIZOPHRENIA/SCHIZOAFFECTIVE 6% 2% 47% HOUSING SOCIAL SERVICES 19.91% BIPOLAR INDIVIDUAL WITH MI 10% 34% 18.72% DEPRESSION LEGAL TREATMENTS RESOURCES 16.69% ANXIETY 37% FAMILY MEMBER/ 18% 6.11% PTSD CAREGIVER PROGRAMS
5.11% DUAL DIAGNOSIS 5% 28% 3.80% BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER SUPPORT, ENCOURAGEMENT, FRIEND REASSURANCE 3.16% SUICIDE
2.56% ADHD 4% REFERRED TO MENTAL HEALTH 42% LOCAL NAMI 2.52% OCD PROFESSIONAL
0 5 10 15 20 25 VOLUNTEERS
VOLUNTEERS 40 PER WEEK TRAINING 25 HOURS 10,000 VOLUNTEERS 2,500 HOURS PER VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER HOURS 100 PER YEAR PER YEAR
12 HONORING Advancing OUR RESEARCHER research OF THE YEAR Matcheri to improve Keshavan, M.D. the lives Matcheri Keshavan, M.D., known throughout the of millions. world for his findings on the neurology of psychosis, received the 2019 NAMI Scientific Research Award at NAMI fights to widen the funding pipeline our Inspiring Hope Through that fuels new breakthroughs in mental Research event in November. health research. We also fund and direct our own studies, sharing key findings that Dr. Keshavan has devoted reveal gaps in our health care system his career to finding better ways to address first-episode and elevate solutions. psychosis. He is the Stanley Cobb Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, Vice Chair of Psychiatry at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Senior Psychiatric Advisor for the Massachusetts Mental Health Center in Boston.
13 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT $98 MILLION GAIN IN FEDERAL FUNDING In 2019, NAMI worked with fellow advocates to seek expanded funding for the National Institute of Mental Health. We raised our voices for early intervention and evidence- based approaches to mental health care that deliver proven benefits for individuals and families.
COLLABORATING FOR BETTER CARE NAMI teamed up with the American Psychiatric Association to continue the development of SMI Adviser, a tech-based hub aimed at improving care for those with serious mental illness. This new tool links physicians, nurses, recovery specialists, therapists, peer support experts and others for broad, real-time collaboration and resource sharing.
ACCELERATING PROGRESS In partnership with the National Institute of Mental Health and the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at Broad Institute, NAMI hosted the 2019 Advancing Discovery Summit in April. Thought leaders from academia, industry, government and private research centers gathered to share perspectives and outline concrete action plans that will drive the search for new mental health treatments.
SHARING RESEARCH NEWS NAMI serves as a resource for people interested in brain science, genetics and mental health treatment, including new medications and care strategies. In 2019, we added a research portal to the NAMI website filled with insights from new studies as well as our own research. He serves as editor-in-chief VISIT the research portal at: NAMI.org/Learn-More/Research of the Asian Journal of Psychiatry and is a member BRINGING MENTAL HEALTH of the editorial board for FACTS TO LIFE Schizophrenia Research. NAMI researchers completed a full update of the popular infographics that reveal patterns of mental health in the NAMI is a proud supporter U.S., delays and barriers to effective care, warning signs and promoter of his of a mental health crisis and much more. pioneering research. VIEW the graphics at: NAMI.org/MHstats
14 Breaking new ground in awareness, community and impact.
NAMI is leading the way toward a new understanding of mental illness and the urgent need for integrated care and support that empowers people to live their best lives. Our work supports the recovery, dignity and Dr. Ken Duckworth, NAMI Chief Medical well-being of individuals Officer, spoke on “CBS This Morning” about and families nationwide. the stigma surrounding mental illness.
In 2019, NAMI was mentioned in
NEARLY 24,000 Stories shared by print, online and broadcast outlets.
15 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 714,400 SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS NAMI’s social media following grew more than 30% as campaigns such as #WhyCare reached new audiences nationwide with a powerful call to end the The NAMI Blog was stigma surrounding mental illness. named one of the “Top Depression 12.7 MILLION WEB VISITORS Blogs of 2019” NAMI.org is one of the nation’s leading resources for individuals and families looking for information and guidance on navigating mental health challenges. by Healthline, Traffic on our website rose 43% in 2019, with half of all visitors between 18 and an online health 34 years of age, a strong sign that our youth outreach efforts are gaining ground. information BLOGS SHARE DIVERSE VIEWPOINTS resource, showing Filled with mental health tips and engaging stories from peers, caregivers, family just how important members, therapists, advocates and more, NAMI blog posts published in 2019 NAMI’s online drew more than 1 million page views, a 33% increase over 2018. Our rich archive of past posts garnered more than 4 million page views, an increase of 97% over reach is. the previous year, ensuring that people with mental health conditions know that they are not alone and there is hope.
2019 NAMI BLOG POSTS HELPING MEDIA GET THE STORY In 2019, NAMI was mentioned in nearly 24,000 stories shared by print, online and broadcast outlets, elevating the national conversation around mental health. MORE THAN Links in 1,150 published articles drove 25,250 visitors to our website, connecting 1 M them with our rich resources on critical mental health issues. Our national team PAGE responded to nearly 450 media inquiries, with thousands more handled by VIEWS NAMI Affiliates and State Organizations countrywide. FROM 33% 2018 MORNING SHOW SPOTLIGHTS STIGMA NAMI worked hand-in-hand with the producers of “CBS This Morning” on a special live-audience event, “Stop the Stigma: A Conversation About Mental Health.” The one-hour show aired October 23 featuring NAMI Chief Medical Officer NAMI BLOG Dr. Ken Duckworth, who shared the stage with “Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown POST ARCHIVE and Cynthia Germanotta, mother of Lady Gaga. An interview with NAMI Acting CEO Angela Kimball also aired on CBS stations nationwide. MORE THAN WATCH at: 4 M youtu.be/lnCA1dF-Yfw PAGE VIEWS NEW DOCUMENTARY OPENS HEARTS AND MINDS FROM “Bedlam,” a full-length feature documentary produced and directed by 97% 2018 Dr. Kenneth Paul Rosenberg, premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. The film offers a glimpse into the lived experience of people with mental illness who struggle to find effective treatment. NAMI is highlighted in the film, referenced on the film’s website and quoted on the jacket of the companion book, which was released in October.
LEARN MORE at: BedlamFilm.com
16 Growing the impact of NAMI Ambassador Taraji P. Henson attended Lord & Taylor’s Charity Days our strategic benefiting NAMI. alliances.
NAMI benefits from the support of respected brands and partners who amplify our message and bring new resources to fuel our mission.
Rachel Bloom supported NAMI’s mission with an online auction of her wardrobe and memorabilia from her TV show “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.”
17 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 46 BRAND PARTNERS Leading brands in retail, finance, the service sector and more joined with NAMI to fight workplace stigma, broaden awareness and support our mission. Retailer Lord & Taylor raised nearly $500,000 for NAMI at the premiere of their Charity Days event, with revenues supporting our Affiliates and State Organizations in participating Lord & Taylor markets. Guests at this exciting event included actress and author Taraji P. Henson, an influential NAMI Ambassador.
42 AMBASSADORS AND INFLUENCERS Celebrities from film, sports, music, entertainment and the arts shared their mental health stories with millions, garnering new attention and support for NAMI. In July, NAMI released the latest in our “Strength Over Silence” docuseries, featuring Chris Hubbard, a football player for the NFL’s Cleveland Browns. He spoke about the challenges of playing competitive sports and encouraged young people to take their mental health needs seriously. VIEW the documentary at: NAMI.org/StrengthOverSilence
CELEBRITY AUCTION BENEFITS NAMI In November, Emmy-award-winning singer, writer and actress Rachel Bloom launched an online auction of wardrobe items and memorabilia from “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,” her show on The CW, with proceeds supporting our mission.
HBO ENGAGES MILLIONS In an episode of In a significant move to fight stigma and expand the conversation on NAMI’s “Strength Over mental health, HBO added content alerts to programs that depict mental Silence” docuseries, illness. Viewers see NAMI’s website and a dedicated HelpLine number Chris Hubbard spoke they can contact, 833-HBO-NAMI. NAMI also partnered with comedian Gary Gulman on his first one-man HBO show, “The Great Depresh,” to high school students sharing his experiences of major depression. about his own mental health struggles. WIZARDS SHOOT FOR WIDER AWARENESS On November 20, NBA professional basketball team the Washington Wizards welcomed a packed house to their game with the San Antonio Spurs, with $5 from every ticket supporting NAMI’s #StigmaFree campaign and our national HelpLine.
NEW MEDIA PARTNERSHIP iHeart Media, a leading global media and entertainment company, teamed up with NAMI to share original content through “Let’s Talk,” a campaign focused on mental health. NAMI information and resources are now part of iHeart Media’s platforms, helping to raise awareness and strengthen our nationwide presence.
18 A BRAVE CONVERSATION Revealing their ON YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH mental health struggles... the hosts NAMI partnered with AshleyAKAAshley, a streamer invited on the gaming platform Twitch, to share fresh perspectives listeners to on mental health with her followers. More than 2,000 gamers tuned in when Ashley invited Elizabeth Babkin, share their an avid gamer and volunteer presenter for NAMI Ending the own stories. Silence (ETS), to join her in a live conversation via Twitch.
Revealing their mental health struggles and the coping strategies that work for them, the hosts invited listeners to share their own stories. Elizabeth, who has created a guide to youth mental health services in her home state of Minnesota, spoke about ETS, NAMI’s national presentation program for students, families and school staff in secondary schools.
This partnership was a powerful demonstration of how reaching out through alternative media platforms can help NAMI reach a younger and more diverse audience.
19 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Engaging more people and raising more dollars than ever.
In 2019, NAMIWalks welcomed more than 80,000 participants in 103 locations countrywide, raising + a record $12.5 million for our mission. 80,000 PARTICIPANTS A first-ever social media campaign supporting our events reached more than two million people with 103 messages of hope and healing. We also produced LOCATIONS a 30-second public service announcement that earned 10 million impressions through broadcast $12.5 M stations nationwide. RAISED
20 Heartland events build on a legacy of caring.
In 2011, Doris and Luther Kloth sought a way to remember their son Eric, who spoke openly about his struggles with schizoaffective disorder as an active volunteer with NAMI Greater Milwaukee before his death in 2010.
Since founding their team, “Remembering Eric Kloth,” the duo has raised more than $150,000 for NAMI, with Doris emerging as a gifted fundraiser. “I don’t have large donors, but I write letters to family, friends, community groups and all the people who knew our son.” Even small donations add up in a big way, she says.
Doris boosts results by selling handmade mittens fashioned from recycled sweaters. She attracts team members by offering chocolate chip cookies and the opportunity to add the names of loved ones living with mental illness to the poster the team carries at the event.
As NAMIWalks chair in Greater Milwaukee for seven years, Doris has gained broad community support. After appearing on “Morning Blend” with local NBC TV host Molly Fay, Doris convinced Molly to serve as NAMIWalks emcee in Milwaukee, which she has proudly done for the past four years.
21 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT When her son Trevor died by suicide after years of living with Knowing those depression and bipolar disorder, Conni Bigler sought to turn donations her grief into healing. She is now celebrating her 12th year provide advocacy, as the captain of “Trevor’s Team,” walking for NAMI Green education and County in Madison, Wisconsin. support for Conni became a NAMI volunteer in 2007, joining her Affiliate others gives us board two years later. She now serves as board treasurer hope that the and works year-round to gather donations, coaching fellow stigma will end.” walkers on the best ways to expand their fundraising efforts.
CONNI BIGLER Friends and family return to “Trevor’s Team” year after year. Many were young and single when they began, but now push strollers with their spouses along the walk route near Lake Monona. Around 40 team members — including family from three distant states — raised $12,300 for NAMI in 2019, lifting the team’s lifetime total above $70,000.
“Getting to say Trevor’s name day after day as we work to eliminate the stigma involved with mental illness is a great healer,” Conni says. “Knowing those donations provide advocacy, education and support for others gives us hope that the stigma will end.”
22 2019 Board of Directors
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Back row (left to right): PRESIDENT Judge Joyce A. Campbell David Stafford, Steve Pitman, Adrienne Kennedy, M.A. Fairfield, Ohio Micah Pearson, Catherine West Lake Hills, Texas “Carrie” Roach, Capt. Stacey Lisa R. Carchedi, M.D., M.S. C-IAYT Owens, Carlos Larrauri, FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Havre de Grace, Maryland Jim Hayes. Front row: Shirley J. Holloway, Ph.D. Charma Dudley, Anchorage, Alaska Charma D. Dudley, Ph.D., FPPR Judge Joyce Campbell, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Adrienne Kennedy, SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Shirley Holloway, Vanessa Vanessa Fernandes Jim Hayes, M.D. Fernandes, Lisa Carchedi, Dallas, Texas Greer, South Carolina Amanda Lipp. Not pictured: Tracy Plouck, TREASURER Amanda Lipp James “Jim” Reiser. David Stafford, M.S. Sacramento, California Simpsonville, South Carolina Captain Stacey L. Owens SECRETARY Simpsonville, South Carolina Carlos Larrauri, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC Micah Pearson, CPSW Miami, Florida Las Cruces, New Mexico
Steve Pitman Lake Forest, California
Tracy Plouck Radnor, Ohio
James “Jim” Reiser, MBA, M.A. Gainesville, Florida
Catherine “Carrie” Roach, M.S. St. Paul, Minnesota
23 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT NAMI Ambassadors
Utkarsh Elise N. Andrea Beartooth Maurice Mayim Ambudkar Banks Barber Benard Bialik
Rachel Sterling K. Kelsey Corinne Clark Taraji P. Bloom Brown Darragh Foxx Gregg Henson
Chris Jamie Gray Brooke Naomi Aija Rachel Hubbard Hyder Johnson Judd Mayrock McCord
Dawn A.J. Mauro Frank Morgan Jay McCoy Mendez Ranallo Shamrock Stewart Stolar
Alessandra Tritonal Kota Wil DeWanda Torresani Wade Wheaton Wise
Sterling K. Brown Photo Credit: Mark Mann 24 NAMI Corporate and Philanthropic Partners
A+E Networks Eleven Seven Music Mental Health Management, Inc. Acadia Pharmaceuticals Inc. Enhanced Music Merck & Co. Adobe Euromonitor International Michelin Charity Golf Tournament Aegis Media Americas, LLC EY Monumental Sports & Aetna Foundation FedEx Entertainment Albertsons Freddie Mac Myriad Genetics Alkermes Fusion Medical Staffing NBCUniversal Allergan Genentech NCAA Allergan Foundation GoFundMe Neurocrine Biosciences Anthem, Inc. GSN Games Neuronetics Anthem Foundation HCA Foundation Norkol Inc. Association for Accessible Healthline Media, Inc. Omaze Medicines Home Box Office Otsuka Pharmaceutical Astellas US, LLC The Hudson’s Bay Company / Participant Media AWE Saks Fifth Avenue Paylocity Corporation Bearaby Hulu Pfizer Inc. Beacon Health Options iHeart Media philosophy Biotechnology Innovation Indivior PLC PhRMAPLUS1 Organization Instagram Publicis Health Bristol-Myers Squibb Intra-Cellular Therapies Inc. Revolutions Per Minute Boehringer Ingelheim Janssen Pharmaceuticals Salata The Boeing Company Kaiser Permanente SHOWTIME CAMI NYC Kamp Grizzly Sloomoo Institute Canyon Manor Kenneth Cole Sunovion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CARF International LA Fitness Supernus Pharmaceuticals Counter Logic Gaming Lord & Taylor Takeda Pharmaceutical Company College of Psychiatric and Luca + Danni, Inc. Therapy Appointment Neurologic Pharmacists Lundbeck United States Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Capital One Foundation Magellan Cares Foundation Venable Fitzpatrick Centene MantraBand Wear Your Label Corcept Therapeutics Marriott Foundation Cosmopolitan Magazine The May and Stanley Smith DaVita Inc. Charitable Trust D.R.E.A.M. Clothing MedCircle
25 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 Leadership Alliance: Major Donors & Family Foundations
We are grateful for the support of all NAMI Leadership Alliance donors, including many who choose to remain anonymous.
Dennis Abbott AmeriChoice Health Alexander Backes Lucas Beattie Grace Abbott Services, Inc. Jackie Badders James Beatty Richard Abrams Sue Amundson The Elliott Badgley Foundation Jerome Beauchane David Abramson Tricia Anbinder Karl Baer Diane Louise Becher Karen Achenbach The Anbinder Amy Bahcall Tim Bechmanm Kenneth Ackerman Family Foundation Emily Bailey Eric Bechtel Mary Adamczyk Terry AnCel Jeff Bailey Susan Bechter Betsy and David Adams J. Sue Anderson Megan Bailey Clifford Bechtold Gail Adams John W. Anderson Charles N. Bajart, Jr. American Mary Beck Kristine Adams Linda and John Anderson Legion Post 1122 Melinda Beck Terri R. Adams Charitable Foundation Bakalar Family Charitable Fund Laure Becker Alice J. Adcock Oscar Anderson at Schwab Charitable Peggy Beckham Dominick Addario Angerman Foundation Paul Baker Jory Beckman Jodi Adkins Anonymous Funds of MCF Robert Baker Judith Beckman Anne Adkisson Lynda Antonelli Hollie Baker-Lutz Vahe Bedian Peter Adler Joseph Antonowicz Lori Balaban Christina Bednorz Carol Adragna James Apple Susan Balding Apolonia Beebe Advocate Health Care Judith Appleby Stacie Ballard Chackravarthy Beeman Stephanie Afful Suzanne Arabian Andrew and Patricia Balter Allan Beetle Arash Afshar Diane Arber Neelesh Bangalore Elinor Beidler Siklossy Kenneth Agema Joyce Arciniaro-Kruegor H. Barber Foundation Saumya Agrawal C. Kent Argenta Carolyn Barelli Francis Beidler Foundation Bartholomew Aguayo Polapat Arkkrapridi Myriam Barenbaum Mark Belknap Family Fund Syd Arkowitz and Jon Miller Whitney Bell Heath Ahrens Anne Armour Deborah Barger Robert and Arleen Belyea The Aids Institute, Inc. Stan Arner Jean Bargeron Frances Bendana Jason Aird Tina Arnold James Barker Gene Benedetto Thomas Alberg David S. & Elizabeth B. Mary Barneby Paul Benkeser Allen and Elissa Alchian Arnott Family Fund Andrea Barnett Gail and Dean Bennett Stephanie Alcivar Nicole Aron James W. and Norma K. Marsha Bennett Aldersgate United Stephen Aronson Barnett Fund at Marc Benoff Methodist Church Gwen Art the Wilderness Trace Sharon Benoff Mark and Idajean Aldous Matthew Arthur Community Foundation Stephanie Benson Gregory Aldridge Gerry and Frances Ashe James Barnhart Linda Berger Constance Alesse Mark Aspenson Eugene Barr Sheri Berger Kimberly Allen Judith Asselin Barr Charitable Foundation Linda Bergherr Nancy Allen ATC-NY Maggie Barreto Karen Berk Rebecca Allison Russ Atha Barretta Family Foundation Joan Berkowitz Alpha Delta Kappa Foundation Mandie Aubrey Rodney Barstein Jesse Berlin Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Thomas and Barbara Auer David Bartz Marjorie Berman Inc. (Alpha Xi Omega Chapter) Susan Auerbach Hollis Batterman Cathy Bernard Maria and Randy Altmayer Faye Austin Jean Batthany Stacey Berner Karla Alvarez Enrique and Jennifer Aviles Anthony Battista Thomas Bernstein Amanda Alves Alan Axelson Heather Battle Stacey Berry James Aman Brandon Ayers Julia Baum Tricia Berry Jean Ambler Kathy Ayoub Michelle Bautista Kathy and Steve Best Sheila Amdur Robert Ayres Robert Baxter Beta Sigma Phi American Foundation Monica Azpeitia The Beach Club Guy Beutelschies American Immigration Jeffrey Baab Merian Beagle Stacy Bevan Lawyers Association, Tim Babbert Diane Beal Rahul Bhatnagar Philadelphia Chapter David Bach Deborah Beards Ann Early Bibb
26 Ann Bigelow Katherine Brendish Alexandra Burns Marc Chadwick Janet and Richard Birnbaum Catherine Brennan Jennifer Burns Beth Chambers Brent Bish Hibbs Brenner Family Fund of Philip Burns Anita Chang Marilyn Bittan The Minneapolis Foundation The Elizabeth Burnside Post Joseph Chang Roger Bjornstad Terry Brensinger Charitable Fund Mardie Chapman Kathryn Blackburn Julie Breskin Kathy Burrell Chapman and Cutler LLP Patricia Blackman Margaret Bresko Pam Burrell Beth Charas Hillie Blackshaw Peg and John Breslin Chris Burton Charitable Foundation USA Alvin Blank Devra Breslow Rachel Bush Charles River Associates Maureen Blilie Douglas and Susan Brewer William J. Bushfield Jr. Jeremy and Christine Chase Linda Block-Coalter Aricka Bridges Rafael Bustos Christella Chavez Harold and Jeanne Bloom Terry Bridges Rosalie Bustos Benny Chen Duane and Judy Bloomquist Adam Brill Steven Butler Jenny Chen Kelly Blough Vicki Broce Martha Butner Sabrina Cherry Paul Blough Robert Brogan Mary Buysse Irene Chin Theodore Blumenthal John and Teresa Broghammer Kathy Byington William Ching Giving Account Amanda Brown John Byrne Vanessa Chionchio Janet and Donald Boardman Charles E. & Dorothy K. Stephen Byrne Ram Chirimunj Elizabeth Bodisch Brown Foundation Linda Byron Wilson Chow Eric Bodner Claire and Hubert Brown Kye Byun Chowdy Foundation Frederic and Jeannette Bogart Deborah Brown Michael and Tania Cahill Gunnar and Susan Bohemian Brewery & Grille Donna Brown Richard and Laurie Calder Christiansen Midvale, Inc. Elizabeth Brown Delois Caldwell Barbara L. Chuko Mark Bohnsack G. J. Brown Charitable Trust Joan Caly Nancy Church Caleb Boise Geraldine Brown Maryann Camardo Susan Church Bill Bolding Giving Fund Glenn and Margaret Brown April Cameron Church of the Holy Trinity Pamela Bollinger Roger Brown Matthew Cameron Tim Cinalli William Bolster Seong Brown Barbara-Jean Campbell Kristine Cippa Jason Booth Spencer Brown Glenn Campbell Circle K International Richard Bornstein Janet and William Brownstein Joyce Campbell at Adelphi University Craig Borowsky Allison Bruce Maryclaire Campbell Michael Ciullo Borowsky Agency, Inc. Dan Bruce Timothy Campbell Evelyn Clair Katherine Bosch Eugene Bruce Joe Campolo Erica Clark Lorraine Bosche Kay Bruce Laurie Canfield Lee Anna Clark Mike Bott Robert J. and Laura L. Thomas and Irene Caniano Sheila Clark Jan Bottcher Bruce Charitable Fund Deanna and Willson Cannon Sherren Clark Virginia and Charles Bowden Ginger Brudos Valerie Cantu John Clarke Carolyn Bowen Monica Bruegl Laine Capaccio Theresa Clarke Heath Bowling Robert Brumley Stacie Caplan Susan Clarke-Mahoney Bonnie Bowman Michael Brumsted Joseph Caprio Lila Clayman Sharon E. Bowyer Katherine Brune Paul Carey Janet Clayton Chris Boyd Barry Bruns CARF International Mabel Claytor James Boyd Hoke Brunson Jr. Sara Carlberg Cathleen Cleary Stephanie Bozic James Norman Bryan Douglas Carlson Charles Cleeland Betsy Brach and Sylvia M. Bryan Lyle Carlson The Cleveland Foundation Norma Brach James Buck Carney Family Fund Patricia W. Cliff & Karl Von Christophe Bradberry Peter and Leonie Buckley James and Maureen Carroll Frieling Foundation John Bradley Frederick Buckner William N. Carroll Paul E. Clouser and Anne C. Mary Bragg Sara Budish Carleen Carter Clouser Foundation Patricia Brande James Budke Janan and Alan Carter Kristen Coates The Brandeis School Sandra Buehler Mike Carter Natalie Coburn of San Francisco Bonnie Bufkin Nickolas Carter Leo F. Coffey Heidi Brandemuehl and Judy and Gerry Bukowski Kristin K. Casado Patrick Coffey Steve Lee Barndemuehl Kristy Bulleit Sue Caslava Deborah Cogan Kelli and Stephen Brannan Braeden Bumpers Anthony Cassidy George Cohee Jr. Foundation Stephen Brannan Kathryn Bunn Consuelo Castro Allan Cohen Marsha Brauen Jeffrey J. and Mary E. Rebecca Castro Austin Cohen Ida Braun Burdge Charitable Trust Nancy Cavender CB Fund Susan R. Braunwald Allan and Mary Burdick CC of OP, Inc. Jace Cohen Giving Fund Charitable Account Ellen Burgess Gary Cederquist Lauren Cohen Melody Brawley James Burgess Center for Change Manny and Ruthy Cohen Madeleine Breen Char Burkett-Sims CGI Technologies Foundation, Inc. Carolyn Breihan Joyce and Sascha Burland and Solutions Marcy Cohen
27 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT The Nancy Y. and Martin Cohen Lloyd and Suzanne Crawford Carmel Deckelman Amy Domingo Family Charitable Fund Elisabeth Crosby Anne Decker Jonathan Donahue Nelson Cohen Earline Cross Phyllis Dedoes William Donley Stacey Cohen Theodore Cross Family Deely Giving Fund Patrick Donlin Cole Industrial, Inc. Charitable Foundation Marilyn DeGrasse James Donnell Alice Coleman Charles and Mary Gannon Degumbia John Donnelly Wendy Coleman Crossed Foundation John DeJean Mike Donohoe Marilyn R. Coll Chuck Crotser Teri DeLano Patrick Donohue Joyce and John Collins Ann Crouch Michael DeLaurentis Scott Donohue Ruth Colman Philip and Lisa Crow Julian DeLehman Thomas and Mary Donohue Michael and Carla Colton Michael Crutcher Jean DelVecchio Robert Doran Michelle Colvard Balazs Csaki Jacque DeMarco Pamela Dorman Christine E. Comer Charles Cudd Robert and Jill Demaster Sam Dorman Rachel Comfort Juanita and Paul Cullen Demery Family Foundation John Dorminy Joseph Comito Sheila Cullen Frank Demmerly Jan Dorr Freeman Kari Commagere Patricia Culpepper The Andrew and Diana Melanie Dorsey and The Conaty Family Fund of the Mark Cunard Dempsey Charitable Fund Daniel Standish Ayco Charitable Foundation John Cunnally Gerard and Joan Dempsey Nancy Doschadis Conboy Family Fund of The Nancy Cunningham John Dempsey Ellard Douglas Minneapolis Foundation John H. Curley Mary E. Dempsey Randon Doverspike Alice Conconi Paul and Patricia Curran Denbury Onshore, LLC Barbara B. Dowd Brandon Conder Foundation Thomas Denio and Jonathan Downey Renee and Lawrence Conell Gary Curwin Laura McKee Andrew P. Doyle The Conerly Family Fund Burt and Diana Cutler Kevin Dennis Debra Doyle of the North Texas Family Foundation Christine DePaul Weisser Julia Drake Community Foundation Charles Cycon Christine Deriso-Dame Draperies by Dorothy Sandie Conner Sandra Dabney Robert and Cathy Dern Robert H. Drapeau Janet Conomy D’Agostino Family Foundation Donor Advised Fund Revocable Trust Cathy Conrad Joseph P. D’Angelo Louis DeSantis The Dreman Foundation, Inc. Consumer Cellular Foundation, Inc. Jeffrey Desich John Dreyer June Conway Barbara Dahl Isabella Detwiler Eric Dreyfuss Connor Conyngham Richard Dahl Erin Devine Michael DuBose Charles Cook and Priscilla Ellis Dorothy Dake Mark Dexter and Glenn Ducat Jane Cook Anita Dale Deborah Cowley Charma Dudley Charlotte Cooksey Ellen Daley DGLipp & Associates, LLC Edward Duff Mary Cooney and Edward Nadeem Dallal Nirmala Dharmaraja Janet Dufilho Essl Foundation, Inc. Veronica L. Daly Martha Diamond Sean Duhaime Robert and Loretta Cooney Peter Danbury Benny Dickens Laurie Dulson Amy Cooper Dancing Tides Foundation, Inc. Ian Dickerson Dune Jewelry, Inc. Shelley Cooper Vanessa Dang Kenneth A. Dickson Bob and Gail Dunham Stephen Cooperman Susanne J. Daniell Pamela and Roger Dickson Esther Dunhoff Karen Corbid T. Daniels Pamela Dieckman Gale and Sandy Dunlap Karen Corby Thomas, Jillian and Lia Darling Robert Diefenbacher Andrew Dunn Francis Corcoran Nathan Darrow Liane Dietrich Anita Dunn Paul Corliss Elizabeth and Kent Dauten R&K Dietz Charitable Fund Beth Dunn Molly Cornell The Ronald and Joan David Lisa and David Diffley Keeley Dunn Cornerstone Advisors, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Diana Digges Ronald G. Dunn Sherry Cornett Gerald Davidson Anthony Diliberto Richard Dunne Rolando Correa Gary Davis Joseph Dimberio Elvis Duran Steve Cossack Lenore Davis Martin Diner Valerie Durrant Keith Cowan Michael Davis Jake Dinkel Brian Dusablon Edwin Cowen Norma Davis Jacquelyn Dinvaut Sharon Dworkin Bell Cox/Sager Giving Fund Richard Davis Ryan Dinwiddie Mary Dyer Kelly Cox Shawn Davis Ken and Susie DiPaolo Elisabeth Dykens Koriann Cox William Davis Delano Dixon Dottie Dykers Joseph T. and Genevieve S. The Milly and Horace Dawson Marcy and Barry Dobil Michele Dyson Coyle Charitable Trust Charitable Fund John G. Dobrez Joanne and Dennis Eagan Barbara Coyne Dayton Foundation Depository Beth Dobson Pamela Eagan Judy Craig Nancy De Fren Judith Doerr Eakins Properties Rebecca Craig DeRosa-Roudebush Fund Dave Dogan Pete and Patti Earley Richard Crake Craig Dean Carol Dolan Mary Early Brian Crandall John and Nancy Debenham Karen Dolins Earp Family Fund James Crane Robert DeBoy Nancy Domenici Pat East
28 Ingrid Eberly Mark Ewing Josephine Fleishman Suzan Ganjei Ronald Echandia Willard Ewing Austin Fleming Bijan Ganji Beatrice Eckertson Ezor Charitable Fund Carol Flint Alicia Gans Kathie Eckman Shannon Faaborg Daniel Floriza Catherine Gardner Donna Eddy Ricki Jane Faber Charitable Barbara and Raymond Flunker Christopher Gardner Bennett and Janet Edelman Remainder Unitrust FlynnBoyle Family Fund Charles Garner Rebecca Eden James Fagan Allen Fogel Jean M. Garner John Eder Jeff Fallacaro Randall Fojtasek William Garner Marilyn Edington Julie Falther Robert Folberg Alison Gary Edison Electric Institute Family Involvement Center John Fontaine Marcela Gary Jacob Edling Nora Farber Elaine Fontana Joseph Gassib Jane Edmisten Jay Farbstein The Elster Forbes Foundation Jennifer Gave Jessica Edwards Lynette Farinas Patricia Forbes James Geib Richard Ehrler Donald Farnan Fordham Preparatory School Jayne Geiger Daniel J. and Edith A. Ehrlich Breege Farrell Karolin M. Ford-Trojan Gelber Foundation Family Foundation David and Laurie Farrell Paul E. Forkash Eric Geller Ronald Eidshaug Katie Farrey Kristina Foss Judy Gentile The Ekinland Family Yvette Farris Karen Foster Patricia Geoghegan Irit Eliyahu Keith Fawcett Lisa Foster Meg Gerken Linda Ellin Lois Feinblatt Don Fowls Gershon Equities, III LLC Jesse Elliott Linda Feist and Roger Junnila Lawarence Fox Gertz-Pellicane Family Fund Karen Elliott James Feit Leslie Fox GI Panorama Rebecca Elliott Dan Feldstein Todd Francisco Robert A. Giannasi Lucille Ellis Simon Foundation Charles and Denise Felice Luisa Francoeur Giant Industries, Inc. Charles and Margaret Elmer James and Tammy Felt Barbara Frank Chantelle Gibbs Elon University Marcy Felter Richard Frank Nancy Gibbs Thomas Emery Pat Felter Franklin Mutual Mary Gibson John Emison Kevin Feltes and Monica Allison Insurance Company Sherri Gibson Jane Endres Giving Fund Ted and Gail Frapolli Kimberly Gilbreath Claire Engers and Elizabeth Fender Judith Fraser Elizabeth and Donald Gilchrest David Silberman Family Amy Feng James Frazier Shane Gill Foundation Rebecca Fenton Frederic W. Cook & Co., Inc. Peter Gillie Diana England Kelly Ferenc Stephen and Barbara Fredman C. Bernard Gilpin Lois and Richard England Sylvia Fergus Jono Freeman Rudy Gingerich Family Foundation Susan Fern Lucile Freeman Rebecca Girtman Engle-Rifkin Charitable Fund Lori Fernandes Erin Freiberg Grace Giuffre Brooke English Robin Ferneau John and Gioia Frelinghuysen Arnold Glaberson Nina and Mark Engstrom Carol Ferrandino Peter and Mary Virginia Frenzer John Glasfeld EOS Foundation Walter Ferris Marilyn Frerking The Glickenhaus Foundation Melvin and Rachel Epstein Susan Field Barbara Frey Patrick Glynn Jon and Sarah Erdman Sue and Chuck Fienning Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver Kristin Glywasky Joe Ergonis Elizabeth Fieweger & Jacobson LLP Goelet Family Foundation Lynn Ernst Pamela Fillo Hallie and Stew Friedman Anna Maria Golcic Toni Espera Jeri Finard Jeanette Friedman Liza Gold Gene A. Esswein DJ Findley Family Foundation Benjamin Frieling Kathleen Goldammer-Copeland Estate of Amy Hyman The Fine Foundation Kevin Fryatt Marlene Goldfarb Estate of Celeste Clement Fire Policy City County FS Transportation, LLC Cornelius Golding Estate of Eugenia West Ferrell Anne Fischer Joanne Fuentes Andrew Goldman Estate of George J. Russ Brigitte Fisher Patricia Fuller Roberta Goldstein The Estate of June Sailor Casey Fisher Ian Funk Robin Goldstein Estate of Ronald J. O’Daniel Ellen K. Fisher Richard Furniss Barbara Golson Estate of Warren Young Smith Chad Fitness Thomas Furth Nancy Gomes Estate of Winifred M. Witt Alice Fitzgerald Valentin and Maria Fuster Julio and Ana Gomez Marcia Estes Five Points Foundation Susan Gabay Foundation Cynthia and Ronald Estridge Five Star Sheets, LLC The Gabrielsen Family Melody Gongwer Elizabeth Estrine Richard Flaherty Terri and Joseph Gaffney Greg Gonzalez Ettinger Family Charitable Fund Beth Flanagan Virginia Gager Javier González at Schwab Charitable Mindy Flanigan Ana Gagnon Marjorie Gonzalez Barry Evans Evan Flaschen Michael Galatis Mary Ellen González Devin Evans Flash Merch, LLC Andrew Gale III Gary Goodgear Emergency John Evans Judith Flath Paula and Brian Gallagher Assistance Foundation Anita and Allen Everett Fleetcor Tech Rita and Hugh Gallagher Robert Goodman Eversana Operating Co., LLC Michael Gaming Sharlene Goodman
29 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Alysha Goodwin and Marlene Guthrie J. Scott Haynes Ronald S. Honberg Neil Whitbeck Edward R. and Mary Kay Haben Andrea Hazlitt Kessely Hong Debra Gordon Richard Ruby and Kathryn Head David and Rosemary Hopkins Ellen Gordon Catherine Habiger Belinda Heard Janice Hopkins Jeffrey Gordon Chris and Connie Hadley Jackie Heath Mark Hopwood Tipper Gore Family Foundation Dan Hadley Roger F. Heegaard Patricia Hornick Michael Goris James Hagar David Hegarty Joan Hornig Thomas Gorman Carol Hagel Michael Heger Sari Hornstein Jennifer Gover Patrick Hagiwara Mary Ann Heimann Craig Horowitz Marilyn and Rene Grace The J. R. and P.M. Hahn Patrice Heller The Hosanna Foundation, Inc. Wayne Grace Charitable Gift Account Valerie Henchel David Hoselton Robert R. Graci Diana Hake Cynthia Hendrix Jacqueline Houston Patsy Graham The Orvid Gail Halane Mary Henkel Albert Howard Carol Grant Revocable Trust Janet Henning Donald and Marita Howard Craig Grant Kandy Haldeman Matthew Henningsen Sean and Caroline Howard Madeleine Grant Anne Hall Merideth Henry James Howe Mary and John Grant Jim and Diane Hall Benjamin Henry Howell Family Foundation Janine Halloran The Henry Foundation Charitable Foundation Rebecca Grant Marilyn Halonen Gary Henschen Laura Howrey Brett Gratz Joyce Ham Ann Herbert Maureen Hoyer Linda Graves Corrina Hamann Valerie J. Herman Catherine Hubbard Thomas Gravina Margaret H. Hamer Euler Hermes Mary Hubbard Allison Gray James Hamilton J. William Hernandez Phil Huffman James Gray Tom and Carolyn Hamilton Jonathan Hernandez Marion Hunt Alan Gray Barbara Hancock Suzan Hernandez Michael Hunt Gray Family Charitable Fund Aaron Hand Kelly Herther Abraham Hunter at Schwab Charitable Ruth Hanenkratt Julie Hessler Laura Hunter Michael Graziano William Haney Michael Hexner Raquel Hunter John Green John and Karen Hangartner Alan Heyl Ken Hurley Kathleen Green Michelle Hankins HFO Investment Real Estate Donald Hurula Marjorie L. Green Patrick Hanley David and Mary Hibdon Martha and Ken Huston Francis Greenburger William Hanlon Kathy Hibler Renea M. Hutchings Joel Greenspan Nancy Lyons Hannick Richard Higger Kevin Hutt Betsy Greer and Steven Hannick Doug Hilberman Keren Hymo Hilda Greer Barbara Hanrahan Kathy Hildenbrand Ruth Ann Hyson John Greiwe Jody and Jens Hansen William and Annette Hill Dale and Sandra Illig Catherine Grewell Mikkel Guldberg Hansen Nathan Hill Joseph Impullitti The Earl and Shirley Greif Greg Hanson Saralee Hillman Sven Ingard Foundation Trust M. Beth Hardy David Hills Alison Ingersoll Mary Griesedieck Mary Hardy Jason Hines Shelli Ingram Bernadine Grieshop Joan Hardy-O’Brien The Hinman Foundation The James and Sheila Anna Griesmer Charles Harker Dennis Hinrichsen Ingram Fund Lacey Griffin William F. Harnisch Foundation Norman Hirsch Elizabeth Ingriselli Dick and Ruth Griffin Lorine Harr and Ann Courter Interfraternity Council of Linda Griffith Jennifer Harris Richard and Joyce Hirsch Michigan State Unversity Keith Grimmett Tricia Harris Robert Hirsch Mari Irby Bonnie Grizzard The William H. Harris Sarah Hixson Lori Ireland Frank Grobman Foundation Arline Hoel Carmen Irizarry Jacob and Wanda Grossman Mary Jo Harrison Elizabeth Hoenig Andrea Irvin William Grossman Margaret Hart Donna Hofer Joan Isaac Reed Group Richard L. Hart Christine Hogan Susan Isaacs Douglas Grove James Harter Lora Hogan Erika Ishii Steven B. and Elizabeth S. Thomas Hartford Rodney Holcomb Ivy Family Fund Gruber Philanthropic Fund of Katharine Hartley Rita Holder Johnnie Izquierdo the Jewish Communal Fund Christopher Hartman Conrad and Jeanne Holling J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons, LLC Robert Grummel Kerry Hartmann Harry Holloway Jack and Jill of America, Inc. The Grunberg Family Fund Nancy Hartung Shirley Holloway The Jack and Marilyn David and Margie Guggenhime Roger F. Haskett Cheryl Holm MacAllister Foundation Ruthie and Claude Guidroz Ann Hathaway David Holman Gerald Jackson John Guiney Paul and Cheryl Haupt Home Instead Senior Care Robert Jackson Thomas Guins Robert Haverkamp Trusted Care at Home, Inc. Judith Jacobs Joanne Gundersen Chris Hayes Susan Homsher Dennis and Betty Jacobson Gusfield Charitable Fund James Hayes Roger Honbarrier Charitable Fund
30 Ken and Debbie Jaffe Robert Kaliski Arfa Khan Marilyn Kravitz Laura Jamar Gina Kamentsky Katrina’s Kids Day Fund Doug and Wendy Kreeger Alfred James Judith Kaminetzky Yvonne S. Kilbourne Carol Kresge Ann James Jody Kaminsky Robert J. Killen Sue Krolikowski Walter James Elaine Kanas Heather Killough Foundation Gretchen Kroll Ricardo Jamin Tyler Kanczuzewski Leanne Kilmnick Jennifer Kruger Patricia Janicek James Kandell Tim Kilpin David A. Krunnfusz Tom Jardine The Morton and Merle Kane Lynn and Jim Kimble Bonnie Krystal Charles Jasicki Family Philanthropic Fund Donald F. Kimmel Marilyn Kucharski James Jaskot Barbara Kane Bevinn King Karin and David Kuhns Derek Jaskulski Abaraham Kaner Jon King Anirudh Kulkarni Helane Jefferson Niranjala Kanesathasan Peter King Peggy Kurland Mychal Jefferson Julia G. Kant Andrea Kingsley Linda Kurth Mervyn and Marcia Jeffries Kaplan Family Foundation Kay Kingsley Kurzman Eisenberg Charitable Fund Kappa Kappa Gamma Colleen Kinnear Corbin & Lever, LLP Christopher Jellen University of Utah Robert Kinney Carolyn Kwalick Anna Jenefsky and Wynn Segall Elizabeth Karacuschansky Kinschner Family Foundation Shuk Kwan Craig Jenkins Charlotte Karls Jacob Kinsman Herbert and Lai Kwok Jessica Jenkins Parsa Kashani-Nejad Lenore and William Kirby Miwon Kwon Jeff Jenks Joan Kasner Matt and Shirley Kirby Allyn Kyes The Jersey City Public Schools Hallie Kassan Paull and Nita Kirkpatrick Karen Kyle Amanda Jesionowski Jessica Kasten Kirkpatrick/Pilling Patricia La Noue Jiun Hu Foundation Rajeev Kasturi Joseph and Jacqueline Nina Lacome JNK Group, Inc. Laura Katz Kirshbaum Memorial Fund Valerie Lafleur Bradley Johnson Michael Katz Rebecca Kirshenbaum L’Aiglon Foundation - TAJ Carol B. Johnson Dana Kauffman Stephen Kirwan Marion Laiso Cindy Johnson Laura and Steven Kaufman Wally Kissel W. Wayne Lake Daniela Johnson Jasmine Kaur Elyse Klein Kai Lam and Bonnie Buratti Joel Johnson Sukhpreet Kaur Margaret Klein John Lamb Kenneth Johnson Fuat Kavak Rachael Klein Tracie Lamb Johnson Giving Fund Brian Kearney Ari Kleinman Wilson Lamb Linda Johnson Charles Keating George M. Klett Susie Landes Marilyn M. Johnson Jody Keating Timothy Kloppenbor Thomas Landrus Sally Johnson Doug and Luci Keazer Susan Klueger John Lane William and Laurel Johnson Joanne Keenan Pam Knight Paul Lane Kevin Johnstone Christian Keesee Larry Knorr Scott Lane AD Jones Charitable Fund Kobak Family Philanthropic Kathaleen and Kenneth Lang Ann Jones Tom Keiser Fund of the Jewish John Langione Anna Jones Robert Keisling Communal Fund John Lanzilotta Hannah Jones David Kellman Kelsey Kobayashi Inbal Lapid Jack Jones Suzanne Kellom Rosemary J. Koberlein Jill Lapides Kirk Jones Linda Kelly Julianna Kobs Julie Larcheveque Mark Jones and Susan Kelly Elizabeth Kochar Anne Larin Michelle Rusk Fund Judith Keltner Deborah Koeffler Brian Larsen Charlotte Jordan Pete Kemme Kristopher Koehnen Jean Larson Pequita Jordan Mark Kemper George and Jutta Kohn Ross Laser Shelly Jordan Charles and Frances Peter Kolker Nancy Lasik Yvonne Jordan Kempler Foundation Mark and Terry Koller Ashleigh LaThrop Bernadine Joseph Marguerite Kendall Family Fund Stephen Latter Suzanne Juday Laurie Kenfield Jacqueline Kolm Jo Anne Laughlin-Maloney Brian Judd Suzanne Kennan John Kolodziejski Henry and Yvonne Laun Michelle Judson and George Adrienne Kennedy Julia Korenman Family Trust Barry Hembree Charitable Barbara Kenney Charles Korn Deborah Laupheimer Giving Account Justine Kent Ronald Korte Denise Lauria James Julig Leslie Kenyon Kotecha Family Fund Wendy Lavallee Eva Juni Kaaren Kerlin Wanda Kownacki Matt Lavine Victor Jury Emily Kern Metz Steven Kozlowski Linda Lawler Jenny Just Patricia Kerr Daniel Kraemer Timothy Lawler Brittany Kaback Sandra and Jacques Kerrest James Kramer Family Jasper Lawson Karen Kafer Matcheri Keshavan Charitable Fund Chris Leahy Lucy Kahlmus Nadine Kessler Ellen Krantz Leigh Anne Leas Bob Kalani Rosemary Kessler Helen Kraus Rachel Leasure Bill Kalish Jacque Khalil Benjamin Kravitz Dolores Leavitt
31 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Hannah Leckman David Loewe Cale Manor Jean McCormick Abbott Lee Carol Loggins Janice Marchiafava Hogan Kim I. McCracken Amanda Lee Logistick Darlene Marcroft The Linda K. McCrery Caitlin Lee Katherine Lohn Bruce Marcus Charitable Fund Cheng Lee Daniel Long Jeffrey Marcus Joel McCrory Hal Lee Warren Long Leo Marcus McCullough Construction Jin Lee Colin Longmuir Sherri Marcus Thomas McDonagh Kirk Lee Loomis Foundation Sylvia Marion Valli McDougle Marjorie Lee Brandon Lopez Elka Marish Mike and Karen McDowell Roland Lee Betsy Lord Tom and Marilyn Marker Suszi McFadden Lee Family Foundation Robert and Nettie Losey Charitable Giving Fund Donald McFarland Janice Lee-McMahon Anahita Lovelace Susan Markovich Doug McGillivray Stacy Leeper David C. and Lura M. Lovell Roger and Delores Marks Russ McGIllivray Anthony Leggett Foundation John Markve Mary McGlinn William and Sandra Lehman Mark and Eileen Lovell Marraccini Charitable Gift Fund Stephen McGovern The Leibowitz and Greenway Watson Lowery at Schwab Charitable Brigid McGrath-Massie Family Foundation Loyola University Chicago Sally Marrell McGuinn Family Fund Angela and Charles Leins Dave Lu Marriott Daughters Foundation John McGuinness Hanne Leloup Luca + Danni, Inc. Cydney Marsico John J. McGuire Jr. Barbara Lemanski Vincent Lucente Michael Martella Chris and Philip McHugh Stephen Lenehan Claire Ludwig James Martin Douglas P. McHugh Mary Lepley Ludwig Family Fund Neil Martin Thomas McIntee Nels Lersten Pamela Lugos Steve Martin Gordon and Meridyth McIntosh Anne Lesser Lufrano Christine Lukasevicz Jimena Martinez and Chartiable Fund Daniel H. V. W. Lessin Lynette Lum Michael Hirschhorn Sean McIntosh K. Lester The Lumabel Charitable Fund Adam Martter Ruth McIntyre The Letzler Family Fund of the Jean Lund Jason Marx Robert and Elizabeth McKay Ayco Charitable Foundation Ted Lundin Martita Marx Michael McKee Robert Leveridge Marc D. Luros Rick Marx The Paul F. and Mary Daniel Levin Robert Maas Lisa Maska Anne McLaughlin Family Andrew Levine Patricia Macholl Phyllis Maslow Foundation Elana Levites Agababa Sheila and James Mack Andrea Mason Joe and Paula McManus Howard Levy Bruce MacLeish Heather Mason Jane McMillan Karen Levy The MacMillan Family Fund Josiah and Jean Mason Wendy Mcmillan Daniel Lew Caroline MacQueen Scott Mason Todd McMillion Allison Lewis Jill Madden Massachusetts Institute Lynn A. McNabb John and Judith Lewis Darlene Maggi of Technology Blaine and Anne McPeak Doris Lewis Jerry Magone Andrew Masse Laurel McPherson Anna Leyshon Magowan Family Foundation Zora Mateo Dan McReynolds Liberty Hill Foundation Carrie Mahan Richard and Linda Matheny Jim and Kelly McShane Sarah Lichtner The John F. Maher Brad Mathiowetz Natasha McVeigh Neil Liebowitz Family Foundation Jeremy Matloff Gordon McWilliam Ginger Liemohn Cynthia Mahoney and Garland Mattox and Sigrid McWilliams Christopher Liesmaki Randolph Ross Allan Matusevich Patricia McWilliams Amy Light and Michael Robins Mary Ann Mahoney Roy Maute Theodore and Anne McWilliams Karen M. Lind Maids of Athena Grand Lodge Christine and Fred Maxfield Jennifer Mead William Lindsey Susan and Anthony Maiello Tom Maxfield Joseph and Johanna Meara Jo Link Makefield Software & Mary Maxwell Mechanical Contractors DBA John Linn Technology Services, LLC G. B. & M. May Foundation MCA of Southern Indiana Joseph List The Chris and Melody Ellen Mayer Mark Meckes Robert Lister Malachowsky Family McAllister Family Foundation, Alicia Megowen Litman Weinberg Foundation a Donor Advised Fund of The Peggy Melanson Charitable Fund Amanda Malaguti U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Lore and Ray Meline Anna Liu Carl Malcolm Bonnie McCabe Sara Meltzer Tally Liu Katherine Malik Laura McCabe Casey Menasha Corporation Chris Livergood Mary H. Malone Jeremy McCallum Terry Menegay Corinne Lloyd Dennis Maloney John McCarten Alper Mercan Judi Loberg Judith Malott Ann and Ed McCarthy Mercer Chicago Office Jennifer Lochner The Jeffrey Mandell and Abigail William and Cheryl McCartney The Mercer Family Tyrone Lockhart Jones Charitable Fund Nicole McCauley MERCER US, Inc. Kia Locksley Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Thomas Joseph McConnell Meriwest Credit Union David Lococo Linda Mann Christopher McCormack Megan Merlo Michael Loehrke Selvi Manoharan Liz McCormack John Mertens
32 Marlene Mertens Jackie Montoya Hanna Newell Janet O’Malley Sue Mertens Lisa Moon Maryam Newman John and Rena O’Malley Fund Justin Mervis Cynthia Moore Michelle Newman at Schwab Charitable David Jeffrey Merwin Hilary D. Moore John Newsome Brian O’Mara Meson Sabika Ryan Moore Bethany Nguyen One On One Basketball, Inc. Louis Messer and The Sonya Moore-Wells & Henry Nguyen Randall O’Neil Helen Messer David Wells Charitable Fund William Nguyen Allison O’Neill Charitable Foundation David Mooso Barbara Nickerson Marthe O’Norwick Deborah Metroka Juan Mora Ross Niebergall Ann E. Onymous Foundation Susan Metz Sydney Morgan Arthur C. Nielsen, Jr. The Jesse H. Oppenheimer Elizabeth Meuser Donald and Betty Morganstern Family Charitable Trust & Susan Oppenheimer Marjorie Meyer Jay Morgenstern Mark and Yasyn Lee Niemer Foundation Quentin Meyer Lea Ann Moricle The Nirvana2457 Fund The Lynn and David Wanda Meyer-Price Scott and S. Jane Morrill The Fred I. and Gilda Nobel Oppenheim Family Fund Wendy Meyers F. Craig Morris Foundation, Inc. Oppenheimer & Co., Inc. Kimberly Meyers-Wirtz Amy Morrison Joan Noble Daniel Oppenheimer Charitable Account Todd Morrissette Linda Nobles Nancy Orbison Rabah Mezenner William Mosakowski Nonstop Administration James O’Reilly Lisa Miao and Wing Hung Weng Donna Moschetti and Insurance Services Mary Orfield David Michael Susan Moskwa and Noom Fund Donna Orosz Jan Michell Nick Gerner John Nordin Mary O’Rourke Jackie Michels Charles F. Moss Calle Norman William Ortega Kenneth Michelson Steven Moya Jean Norman Linn Osborn Miecznikowski Family Candida Moyet Melissa Norman Becky Osborne Gift Fund MSI Management Services, Inc. Kristina Norris David and Stephanie Osser Linda Mielke Duane Muehlbrad Northern Highlands Regional Taylor Ostmark Sandy and Gary Mihelish Carol Muir High School Interact/ Dianne Osullivan Garrett Milam and Cristina Mullen Rotary Club Esther Ovadia Jennifer Deselle-Milam Peter and Kathleen Muller Richard Norton Victoria Owen Mary Jane Milano Family Fund, an advised fund Christopher Noto Owen Valley High School Paul Milbury Family Fund of Silicon Valley Community Carol Novick Tony and Ethel Jo Paap Joe Miller Foundation Addie Null Simone Pace Kathleen Miller Brian Mulroy Karen Nusbaum Shankar Padmanabhan Kyle Miller Mark Murawski Travis Nutzman Padre Pio Secular Franciscan Lynne Miller Brian Murchison Lisa Nydick Order Fraternity Mark Miller Erica Murdock Teresa O’Neal Mina Paik Nancy Miller Mary V. Murfey James Oakum The Palayam Foundation Paul Miller David L. and Lauren C. Murphy Bill and Karen O’Brien David Palmer Ria Miller Denise Murphy Paul O’Brien Lauren Palmer Richard Miller Paula Murphy Susanne O’Callaghan Carla Palmore Ryan Miller Timothy Murphy Kyle O’Connell Simone Pan Miller-Furst Family Trust Ernestine W. Murray Charitable Carolyn O’Connor Karen Pandula Lauren Mills Remainder Unitrust Kate O’Connor Alexandria Panehal Milne Family Charitable Nicholas Murray Kathleen Odell Katharine Panfil Gift Fund Ferdinando Mussa-Ivaldi Diana and Jeff O’Donnell William Parente Maida Milone Colin Myer Jacklyn ODonnell Liza Parenti and Cynthia Mirsky Christopher Myers Carol Oettinger Mark McNamara David Mishko The Marlene Joyce Nally Trust Donna L. Ogle Manish Parikh Mission Flavors and Steven Napolitano James and Teresa Ogle Daniel and Linda Park Fragrances, Inc. Eileen Nash Bunmi Okanlami Bonnie Parker Andy Mitchell Cathy Nason Gerard O’Keefe Gary Parker Lisa Mitchell Charitable National Academy of Elder Law Ruth O’Keefe Keith and Kathleen Parker Foundation National Christian Foundation Jill and Brad Okun Rich Parker Mark and Karen Mitchell The National Institute for Claire O’Laughlin Parry/Frey Family Fund Kim Mitchell the Clinical Application of Brendan O’Leary Marilyn and Richard Parsley MMS PHCG Brand Behavioral Medicine Pat O’Leary Warren L. and Lorraine L. Jim Mode National Institute of Health Kenneth Richard Olfert Passmore Charitable Kimberly Moening NECI Rozanne D. Oliver Gift Fund Danielle Mojo Richard Neel Gloria Olsen Marli Pasternak Jacqueline Monash Jessica Nelson Jason Olshefsky Daniela Pastor Tanya Mongitore Michael Nelson Cleojean Olson Dilip Patel Geoff Montgomery Rosemary Nelson Paul Olson Gokul Patel Janet Montgomery Virginia Nelson The Olson Family Foundation Purvi Patel
33 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Diego Patterson Vicki Plutchok Mukesh Ram Alfred Ritter Patterson Demarest Fund Shashi Polavarapu Carlos Ramos Desiree Ritter Robert Patterson Brittany Polevikov Donna Ramos RJKB Family Charitable Kathleen Pattis Ayelet Pollner Lorene Randich Foundation Laura-Hill Patton Barry Pondell Mark Rapaport Carrie Roach Maki and James Paulson Linda Pontious Joe and Jan Rashid Robert W. Baird & Co. Justin Pava Marie Ponzetti Pamela Rask Incorporated Randall Pavlock James Poole Sara Ravenscraft James L. Roberts Paypal Charitable Giving Fund Tom and Betty Pope Kimberly Rawlings Terry Roberts PeaceHealth Madeline Popelka RayLign Foundation Andrew Robertson Shella Pearce Michael Poppler Daphne Rayment Fred Robertson Andrew Pearlman Ann Porcella Ronald Rayner Jessica Robertson Lenore Pearlman Anthony Pordes Tara Re John Robertson Edwin and Katherine Pearson Jeffrey Porro Susan F. Read Charitable Susan Robertson John Pease Pastorfield Trust Giving Account Terin Robertson Mary Pedrosa Lester Poretsky Family Stephen Ready Amy Robeson Elinor Peel and Ralph Alan Foundation, Inc. John and Ashley Reckford Greg Robillard Samir Pendse Pepe Portuondo The Redante Family Cindy Robinson Jim and Susie Perakis Potthoff Family Foundation Foundation Tobias and Elaine Robison Sheryl Perdew Bonnie Powell Jayasree Reddi Fayan Rochowiak Alexander Perez Norman Powell Rishika Reddy Frances Rockey Monica Perez Thomas Powell Harriet Redlich John Rodger Sophie Perisic Julie and James Power Rebecca Redman Betty Rodriguez Derrick Perkins Rosanne Power Charles Reed Anna Roe Robert Permut Karen Powers Randy Reed Linda Rogen Clarisse B. Perrette Susan Heather Poynter James Reesman and Pat Rogers Virginia and Jean R. PPD Development, LP Alison James Rebecca Rogers Perrette Fund Patricia Pratchett Monique Regard Paula Rogovin Juliette Perry Steven Pratt Dirk Rehder Kristen Rohm Mary Perschy Praxair, Inc. Annette M. Rehmke Keith Rohman Beverly H. Peterman Stacey Prezel Charles Reilly Michael Rolfe Juandalyn Peters Ed Price JM Reilly Charitable Fund Jeanne Rollison Susan Petersen Susan Price Theresa Reilly Teri Ronk Janet Peterson Theresa Price Maria Reimannn Kathleen Roper Richard and Donna Peterson Mark and Joan Prinsen Victoria Reina Alan Rosenberg Amy Petkanas Anthony and Jeanne Pritzker Ali Reineck Brian Rosenberg and Carl Petrillo Family Foundation Ann Reinhard and Fred Kelsven Martha Stevens Sandra Petron Stephen Proell Linda Remensnyder Steve Rosenberg Erik Phelps Professional Risk Management Remondi Family Foundation Bruce and Lori Laitman Chris Phenicie Services, Inc. Barbara Renbaum Rosenblum Family Fund Lee Phillips Allison Provost The REO Foundation, Inc. Leonard Rosenfeld Rob Phillips Jacob Pruitt William Resch Dutch C. Ross III Angela Pica William Puchlevic Jill Reslock Richard and Jane Ross Pick Charitable Account Alex Pulley Michael Resnick Stephen Ross Virgilio Pilola Grant Pulver Jonathan Reyhan The Rosskam Family Galina Pincow Robin Pulver Timothy Reynolds Giving Fund Zeidee Pineda Upendra Puntambekar William Reynolds Rotary Club of Great Neck Karen Pingarron Kenneth and Rona Purdy Donnalee C. Rhodes Trust Foundation Lindsay Pinkham Rachelle Putnam Dorothy Rhodes Kimberly Roura Allistair Pinsof Mary Sue Putzulu RHS Foundation Julie M. Rousseau and Lauren Pinter Brown Pyle Family Foundation Barbara A. Ricci John B. Penney Larry and Nancy Piotrowski The R.H. & A.Q. Lawe Marilyn K. and Joe Ricci Florence L. Rowe Matthew Pipho Foundation Karla Rice Gary Ruben Frank Pirozzi Sheila and Thomas Rabaut Jean Richardson Denise Rubenstein The Pittsburgh Foundation The Rabinowitz Family Fund John and Becky Richardson Robert J. Rubenstein Linda Plaskota John Rabon Sarah Riddle Ruth Rubenstein Julie Platt Mary Pat Radeka Nancy Rieger Sheila Rubin Laurence Platt Laurie Radin Kevin Riley Marilyn Rubright The Platt Family Foundation Patricia M. Radloff Jay and Lisa Ring Ann Ruchhoft David Platus Bill Radue Charitable Fund Jennifer Rudolph The Pletcher French Fund Barbara Raff Louise Rinn David Rumohr Linda Plitkins Rally Health, Inc. Anne Rios Tom and Judy Rundle Ela Plow Evelyn Ralston Margaret Ris Michael Rush
34 Vivien Russe Norman and Dee Schnake Thomas Shimmel Christopher and Nancy Russell Jan Schnaper Henry Shin Patrice Sobecki Doug Russo Thomas Schnitzer Jenny Shin Steven Socha RustyBrick Charitable Fund Steven Schoenecker Marion Shipley Social Good Fund Barbara Ruvel Julia Schonfeld Wesley H. and Nikki Soich James Ryan Charles Schottenstein Jeanne R. Shirk Jr. David Sok Kate Ryan Peter and Gwyneth Schroeder Adam Shively Peter Solderitsch Judy and Jerry Ryckman James Schubert Jack Shlachter Lawrence Solomon Tamar Rydzinski Celia Schuchman David Shofman Paul Solomon Scotti Rylands John Schuessler David and Carrie Shook Randall Solomon Cynthia Sachs David Schulman Steve Shorr Charlene Sommers Greg and Rochelle Sachs Brian Schultz Karlton Showe Rosa Son Paul Sacks Kristin Schultz The Ellen and Ron Salli Song Tamara Sacks Robert Paul Schulz Shulman Family Fund Jordan Sorensen Edie Sadowski Wayne and Joyce Schut James Shupe William H. Soskin Tony Safoian Helmut Schwab Frances and Ralph Shuping Jan H. Soucier Sage Therapeutics Susan Schwab Eric Shuster SoulCycle Prasad Saggurti The Frances Schwartz Belasco Kevin Shyne Marilyn Soule Reuben H. and Beulah S. Charitable Fund Hamid Sial Michael Spack Saideman Fund Gary and Angela Schwartz Gail Sider Carol Spalding The Saint Paul Foundation Schwartz Family Elizabeth Siegel Matthew K. Spector Nelson Salabarria Charitable Fund Paula Siegel and Mary Speed-Perri Susan Salice James Schwartz Jerry Radinoff Susan Spindler Howard Salita Samuel Schwartz Vanessa Siegel Maya Spivak Susan Salka Teri Schwartz Sally Sievers and Anil Nerode Laura Spoerri Maan Salloum Lee Schwebel Betsy Sihner Isaac Sprague Roger Salomon Joann Schwentker The Sikand Foundation, Inc. Barbara Spring The Sampson Foundation Belkis Sclafani Eileen F. Silber Spring Family Trust Katherine Sanborn Shelly Scott Steven Silva Springstone, Inc. Sandhill Family Fund Tricia Scrivner Barbara Silver Carole Spurrier Sanford C. Bernstein Eric Scruggs Patricia Silverwood Vilas Sridharan & Co., LLC Theresa Seabaugh Tim Silvius David Stafford Kurt Sanger Greg Searson Terri Simard Jimmy and Louise Stallings Jaya and Surya Sankaran Betty Seay Rosemary Simmons Shirley Stamen Jaffe Beth Sapiro Lara Sebastian Brian Simnick Stan and Suzanne Dushyant Saraph Carolyn Sefcik Rosario Simpson St. Pierre Foundation Gwendolyn Satre Dororthy and Henry E. Sinclair Prosser Law, LLC Stance, Inc. Leslie Sauer Seibert IV Richard Singer Michael Stanley Annie Saylor Richard Seleno Jeffrey Sirota Memorial Fund Lorrie Scardino Alfred Selgas Kathleen Sitarik Maria Stanton Laurel Scarlata Kellie Selinka Douglas Skarstein Donald Stark Darren Schack Margaret Sellars SKB Foundation Cindy Stavitsky Schaefer Donor Advised Fund Louis Sellers Joanna Skinner Jaime Stearns George Schaefer Raymond L. Sementini Polly Slavet Steel Dynamics, Inc. Wendy Schaefer Richard Serra Sarah Sloan Steele Family Elizabeth Schafer SGP Global Consulting Christine Smiley Foundation Thomas Schantz Mary Shaffer Sheryl Smiloff Suzanne Steele Rob Scheiderman Jackie Shannon Betsy Smith Laura Stein Amy Schere Yiang Shao Carol Smith Diane Steingart Bill Scherkey and Steven Shapiro Christine S. Smith Donald M. Steinwachs Melinda Thompson Scherkey Bal Sharma Elaine Smith Valerie C. Stelling Stephen Scherr Shayeson Charitable Fund Howard Smith Barbara Stellwagen Lynn F. Schibeci Brad Sheehan Hugh Smith Pam Stephenson Peter Schildkraut Ann Sheerin Lawrence Smith Laura Stepnicka Larry Schilling Alvin Sheldon Marc Smith Margaret Stevens Linda Beth Schilling Ron Sheldon Robert and Salwa Smith Michael Stevens Brenda Schimenti William and Gertrude Shelley Susan Smith Thomas Stevens John and Joyce Schladweiler Family Foundation Trinie Smith Jim Steverson Joanne Schlinkert Charlita Shelton Dianne Snedaker David Stewart Ryan Schlitt Ben Shepherd Peter Snoek Dennis Stewart Mary Schlough Shepherd Foundation, Inc. Jennifer Snyder Gregory Stewart Joseph Schmitt Corby Sherwood Ken Snyder Ron Stewart Mary and James Schmotzer Robert Shiloh Loren Snyder Sarah Stivland
35 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Marilyn, Kevin and Jane Teasley United Methodist David Walter Kjell Stoknes Dayna and Herb Telidetzki Church of Libertyville Lissa Walter Macy Stoneback Anthony and Donna Telliard Unum Group Riska Platt Wanago Emily Stoner Renee Tepper Deborah Updike Jennifer Wang John Stoner Richard Terrazano Zipora Urbach Warner/Roback Family Fund Greg and Joanne Stopka Marcia Terry Matthew Urban Douglas and Susan Warsett Charitable Trust, a Donor Tripti Thakur Mary Uricchio Elizabeth Wasdyke Advised Fund of the U.S. Jean Thiel Francis Valcour Pat Wastal Charitable Gift Trust Kathryn Thieleke John Van Buskirk Ron Wastal Manette Storlie Alberta Thien Yvonne Van Der Linden Karen Watson Mary R. Stouffer Mary E. Thole Sylvia Van Dusen Lyndon and Sherry Waugh GRC and Strategy Ann A. Thomas Charles Van Heel David Wawrzynski Jeff and Kelly Straub Michael Thomas Robert Van Iten W. Andrew Weas Jr. Richard and Jo Anna Paul Thomas The Van Metre Angela Weatherspoon Strawbridge Michael Thompson Family Foundation Sarah Webb Jared Stroh Jeanne Thomson Kathryn Vandyke Hartley D. Webster Clare Strohman Brooke Thorne Michelle Vanek Charitable Fund Cynthia Stubits Tillie Tice Rose-Marie Vanotterloo Pat Webster Kent Studebaker The Ernst & Gertrude Ticho Brian Varano Weedsport Central School Camden Stuerzenberger Charitable Foundation Ricardo Varela District Jan Stull Gabriel Ticho Barbara Vella Jeffrey Weidenfeller Roger Stumacher Matthew Tidd Haley Vera Kyle Weidman Tim and Martha Stutzman Tillman Thomson Family Fund Inge Verweij Bob Weimer Donald Subert Kerry Timbers VideoAmp Anne Wein Susan Sugarbaker Tippet Family Charitable Fund Theresa and Neal Vigil Linda Weinberg Aidan Suiter Peter Toal Janani Vigneswaran Irving & Shari Theresa Sullivan Michele Tobenkin Jesse Viner Weinberger Foundation Janice Summers Good Today Cam Vo Barbara Weiner Mary E. Summers The Donald A. & Alice L. Raymond Voegeli Jess Weiner Kit Sundararman Tollefson Foundation, Inc. Phyllis and Herbert Vogel Weinstein Zeidman Donor Fund Supply Chain Shipping, LLC David W. and Simone M. Vogler Trust Marilyn and Paul Weintraub Lainie Surette Cynthia M. Tomaino William Vollero Lauren Weiss The Susan Isabel Foundation Antonio Torlai Sheila Von Euer Robert P. Weisz Janet and Myron Susin Andreya Tornes Barbara Vonnegut Holly Welborn Joyce Sutterer Todd and Shelly Torset Jonathon Voss Bonnie Welch Payson Swaffield Patricia Toyotoshi Alkinoos Vourlekis Jacqueline Welch Patricia Swan Bryan Tracy Christopher Voyiatt Linden Welch Robert and Donna Swanson Cathy Trageser Charlene Vukovich Katherine Welker Susan Swanson John Trautwein James E. Vyse Wellpath, LLC Adynna Swarz Edward and Ann Travis Janeen Waddell Theodore Wells Kristine Sweet Gregory Travis Connie and Welman Family Fund Bonnie Swerdlow Warren and Patricia Trepeta William Waddington Peter Wendzel Nancy Swerdlow Aileen Trollinger Barbara Wagner John Wenner Catherine Syrett Nicole Trowbridge Mary Wagner Bobbi J. Wenzler The T. and B. Smith Garry B. Trudeau and Sara Wagschal Fred P. Wessel Family Fund Jane Pauley Andreas Wahle Thomas Wessel Rebecca Tabb Tammy Truher Kari Wahlgren Christine Westenberger The Taddiken Family Fund Barbara Trumbo Michael and Eileen Waidelich Lindsay Weston Jenifer Takats The Darla Dee Turlington Amory Wakefield Mark and Muriel George Talbot Charitable Foundation Jo-Ann Wald Wexler Foundation Tanana Chiefs Conference Johnnie Turner Anne Waldron Naida S. Wharton Foundation Nancy Tandy Sara Turner Alka Walia Seldon Whitaker Arnold Tannenbaum William Turner Gloria Walker Beverly White Martha and John Tanner Lash and Gigi Turville Mellissa Walker Carolyn White Paul Tarabek Daniel Tynan Steven M. Wallace Lee White William Tausig Susan Udewitz The Wallace Foundation Steven White Marc Taxman Robert Ufer Carl and Judy Walsh White Family Trust Faye Taylor The Ukululus James Walsh Franchelle Whitehead Gavin and Allison Taylor Donald and Susan Ullmann Judy Walsh Kelly Whittington Linda Taylor Unitarian Universalist Linda Walsh David Wholley Lonna Taylor Church of Lexington Pamela Walsh David and Mara Wicklund Robert and Faye Taylor Unitarian Universalist Richard and Jeanette Walsh Margaret Wieber Todd Taylor Congregation of Wilmington Tim Walsh Wiegmann Giving Fund
36 Diana and Joel A. Wier III Christine Wirth Harriet Woods Josh Yurkanin Mayra Wiessner Margot Witty Kevin Woods Diana Zach Rick Wilbur Van Woeltz Gerald Woodward Leon and Sharon Zaczek Sherman Wilcox Christine Wojdyla Ronald Woodyard Joe Green Alison Zaeder Fund The Wilczynski Foundation Sudhir Wokhlu Michael Woolington Carol Zahradnik Elizabeth Williams Christine Wolf Laura and Michael Workman Darlene Zak Jim Williams Wolf Cabinetry William Wortmann John Zakelj and Laurel Williams Anthony Wolfbauer Wendy Wray Bonnie Watkins Pamela S. Williams Diane Wolfe The Wulff Family Fund Jessica Zaklad Pierson Williams E. Judson Wolfe Susan Wyman Abdallah Zamaria Steven and Linda Williams William and Betty Wolfe Ya Deau Family James and Katherine Zartman Gail Willner-Giwerc Nancy and Charles Wolfram Charitable Fund Diane and David Zell Karen Wilmer Mona Wolpe Alisa Yaffa Jamie Zelvin Wilmington Trust, N.A. Ann Wolverton and Yarbrough Family Foundation George Zhang Diana M. Wilson Michael Kazhdan Jenny Yie Kevin Zidek Edward and Barbara Wilson Allison Wong Eric Yorke Sheryl Zimmerman Hillary Wilson Brian Wood Clarence F.W. & Virginia W.L.C. Frank and Ann Zingheim Jerry Wilterding Heidi Wood Young Fund of the Hawai’i Lori Zukin Christina H. Wing Melody Wood Community Foundation Beverly Zwak Mandy Wingfield Richard Wood and Elizabeth Young Michael Zweig Michelle Winner Deborah Garnick Heather Young Walter Zydlewski Norman Winskill Corrin Woodard Marilyn Young Patricia Winters Doreen Woodland Daisy Yuhas
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37 NAMI 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 Financial Results
2019 REVENUE* 62% 23% $27 M CONTRIBUTIONS IN-KIND
CONTRIBUTIONS $16.3 M 5% INVESTMENTS IN-KIND $6.4 M 4% WALKS INVESTMENTS $1.5 M 3% WALKS $1.1 M GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT $0.7 M 1% EVENTS EVENTS $0.4 M 1% DUES DUES $0.3 M 1% OTHER $0.3 M OTHER
2019 EXPENSES 59% $24.3 M PROGRAMS AND MEMBERSHIP
PROGRAMS 12% & MEMBERSHIP $14.3 M CAPACITY BUILDING CAPACITY BUILDING $2.8 M 9% DEVELOPMENT $2.2 M DEVELOPMENT 9% ADVOCACY $2.2 M ADVOCACY INFORMATION SUPPORT & EDUCATION $2.0 M 8% INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION $0.8 M SUPPORT & EDUCATION 3% ADMINISTRATION
TOTAL NET ASSETS: $17,447,609
*The Revenue numbers above were revised in June 2020 to conform to NAMI’s 2019 Annual Audit. No changes were made to the Expense numbers.
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