national center for lesbian rights

2005 ANNUAL REPORT

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An Annual Report tries to do the impossible. Ideally we wish to give you, as our dearest supporters, a clear, concise, and passionate picture of the work we’ve been doing for the past year; graciously and meaningfully thank you for your life-altering and landscape-changing support; generate new and untapped reservoirs of pride and awe in our effort and accomplishments; and inspire you to an even greater level of investment. My effort here will be more modest but critical, for in that list of what we’d like this document to do, the first and foremost task is to thank you. Without your support and commitment, nothing else would be possible.

As you review this report you will see a strengthened and ever more effective organization. We have been at the forefront of transformative legal and public policy change. We have launched unprecedented conversations and moved hearts and minds. We have made a positive difference in the lives of individuals and in entire communities. We have felt daily the privilege and responsibility of trying to protect and amplify the security and safety of our clients and the thousands of others who contact us throughout the year seeking assistance and help.

And as we begin celebrating our 30th Anniversary, we know that the challenges and opportunities will only increase. We are honored and humbled by your support. Some of you have been investing in us for decades. Whether you are a first-time donor or a longtime supporter, you are the heart of who we are and we carry the trust you place in us every moment of every day. The most spectacular Annual Report cannot capture nor convey how grateful we are and how much you mean to us; however, we hope that our work—done with great passion and effectiveness—does.

With great thanks,

Kate

1 NCLR’S GROUNDBREAKING LEGAL WORK With your support, the National Center for Lesbian Rights has:

Argued successfully in the California Supreme Court to uphold a court order declaring a non-biological mother to be her child’s legal parent despite separating from her partner, and in spite of her partner’s efforts to deny parental status, including custody and visitation. This groundbreaking victory offers unprecedented protections to LGBT families.

Challenged Penn State Coach Rene Portland's outrageous twenty-five-year-old “no drugs, no alcohol, no lesbians” policy. The federal lawsuit alleges Portland, athletic director Tim Curley, and Penn State University violated numerous federal and state laws and constitutional protections prohibiting discrimination based on race, gender, and sexual orientation. In addition to representing a courageous student basketball star, Jennifer Harris, this highly visible case has encouraged many athletes to come forward and speak out.

Secured initial victory as lead counsel in Woo v. California, when a San Francisco Superior Court Justice ruled that California’s exclusion of same-sex couples from marriage discriminates on the basis of sex and violates the fundamental right to marry.

2 2005 G LEGAL WORK

Successfully defended the Persuaded a Florida school board to Secured initial victory for a same- validity of the first marriage of a change its senior portrait policy and sex couple who attempted to post same-sex couple in the Cherokee add sexual orientation to its non- a profile as potential adoptive Nation, inviting a larger discrimination policy for both students parents on Adoption.com, which discussion about the rights of and teachers after a senior high rejected the posting because the two-spirit Native Americans. school student was denied the right to company does not allow same- appear in her senior yearbook sex couples to use their services. because she wore a tuxedo rather than stereotypically feminine clothing.

• Negotiated a historic custody settlement agreement • Petitioned the Eighth Circuit to grant asylum to a on behalf of Michael Kantaras, a transsexual father gay man from Zimbabwe who was forced to flee who had been fighting for almost seven years to from President Mugabe’s notoriously brutal anti- retain his parental rights to his two children. gay regime after being imprisoned for being gay.

• Secured a groundbreaking victory in federal district • Successfully reached a settlement with court on behalf of the LGBT student group at Presbyterian Retirement Communities, Inc., a Hastings Law School, in a case defending the national chain of retirement communities, who ability of public law schools to prohibit school- agreed that all qualified applicants will have equal funded student groups from discriminating on the access to its facilities. basis of sexual orientation or religion.

3 Won the right to fly rainbow flags Successfully fought for asylum- Negotiated a settlement on behalf over the historical Bridge of Lions seekers from many countries, of Merry Stephens, an award- in St. Augustine, Florida, for the including Mexico, Peru, Romania, winning teacher and basketball 2005 Pride Celebration. Nicaragua, El Salvador, and coach in Bloomburg, Texas, who Mongolia. was threatened with termination simply for being a lesbian.

• Represented lesbian mother Keri Jones before the Utah Supreme Court, seeking the right of non-biological parents to have visitation with their children.

• Assisted the San Francisco Women’s Motorcycle • Worked with Equality Florida to organize the Contingent in winning the right to register the first-ever public legislative hearing on Florida’s name “Dykes on Bikes” with the U.S. Patent and anti-gay adoption ban. Trademark Office.

NCLR’S PUBLIC POLICY & EDUCATION WORK CREATES LANDMARK PROTECTIONS

In 2005, NCLR helped draft and win passage of the In an historic first, NCLR provided testimony about landmark California Foster Care Nondiscrimination sexual violence against LGBT prisoners and youth in Act (AB 458), the nation’s first state-wide law to juvenile justice facilities to the National Prison Rape explicitly protect LGBT foster youth from Elimination Commission. discrimination and harassment. NCLR joined fellow LGBT organizations and launched In 2005, the Elder Law Project represented the needs the Hurricane Katrina LGBT Relief Fund to ensure that of LGBT elders at the White House Conference on LGBT youth and families, among the most vulnerable Aging, which is held once every ten years. Our members of our community, receive the critical recommendations, developed through local forums support they need to regain stability in their lives. and national alliances, will be included in the Conference’s final report and will help set the priorities for LGBT aging issues over the next ten years.

4 NCLR AT THE FOREFRONT OF TRANSFORMATIVE LEGAL AND PUBLIC POLICY CHANGE Criminal Youth Justice Issues 5% 5% As society and the law move toward full inclusion of Immigration LGBT people, we face an extended period of struggle and Asylum and adjustment. NCLR’s nearly thirty-year track record 5% has positioned us to meet this challenge head on. In the Estate and years ahead, NCLR will continue to be at the forefront of Financial Planning family, marriage, transgender, immigration, sports, elder, 9% and youth law. We know from years of experience that we cannot afford to stand still or slow down. Family Law Transgender 43% 4% We are at an important turning point in the history of our movement. For the first time in modern history, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people are on the cusp of full inclusion within existing legal and social structures – Other although at dramatically differing paces in various parts 15% of the country. NCLR is committed to helping our Employment community seize this unprecedented opportunity while and preserving the unique values and experiences of LGBT Housing relationships and families. 14% NCLR'S 2005 CASES

Family Law - Adoption and Foster Parenting, Alternative Insemination, Youth Issues - Juvenile Justice and Foster Care, School Child Custody/Visitation, Marriage, Relationship Recognition, Dissolution Harassment/Discrimination

Employment and Housing - Employment Benefits, Employment Criminal Justice - Domestic Violence, Hate Crimes, Law Discrimination, Housing/Public Accommodations Discrimination Enforcement/Prison Issues, Sex Offenses

Other - First Amendment/Civil Rights, Elder Issues, Health, Homophobia Transgender - Family Law, Youth, Prison Issues, Discrimination in Sports, Miscellaneous Immigration and Asylum - Bi-national Couples, Persecution on the Estate and Financial Planning - Estate Planning/Complex Wills/Trusts, Basis of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and/or HIV Status Living Together Issues, Partnership Protection Documents, Taxation

SHANNON MINTER WINS 2005 “LEADERSHIP FOR A CHANGING WORLD” AWARD

The Ford Foundation selected Shannon Minter, NCLR Legal Director, as one of the 2005 winners of the Leadership for a Changing World awards. The 17 awardees, chosen by a national selection committee from a pool of nearly 1,000 nominations, are individuals and leadership teams tackling some of the nation’s most entrenched social, economic, and environmental challenges. NCLR received $100,000 to advance our work and an additional $15,000 for educational opportunities to strengthen our organizational effectiveness over the course of the next two years.

5 NCLR’S 2005 CASES STATE BY STATE AND BEYOND

Mexico, Peru, Mongolia, Nicaragua, Zimbabwe

INTERNATIONAL CASES

FAMILY LAW/PARENTING FIRST AMENDMENT SPORTS MARRIAGE/DOMESTIC PARTNERSHIP/RELATIONSHIP IMMIGRATION & ASYLUM TRANSGENDER KEY PROTECTIONS EMPLOYMENT REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS YOUTH

FAMILY LAW/PARENTING MARRIAGE/DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT SPORTS Adoption.com — CA PARTNERSHIP/RELATIONSHIP Coyne v. Bel-Aire Investments Harris v. Portland, Penn State — PA Angela G. v. D.W. — CA PROTECTIONS and D. Winter — FL Koebke v. Bernardo Heights Armijo v. Miles — CA Bowler v. Lockyer — CA Jespersen v. Harrah’s Casino — NV Country Club — CA B.F. v. T.D. — KY Burrows v. ILWU — CA Stephens v. Bloomberg School District — TX Charisma R. v Kristina S. — CA Campaign for California Families FIRST AMENDMENT In re Clifford K. — WV v. Newsom — CA Christian Legal Society v. Kane — CA TRANSGENDER Davenport v. Little-Bowser — VA Florida Anti-Gay Initiative Challenge — FL Dykes on Bikes — CA Etsitty v. Utah Transit Authority — UT Dixon v. Samuel — CA Higgs v. Holhage — FL FAIR v. Rumsfeld — NJ Hammock — GA Elisa B. v. Superior Court — CA Kerrigan & Mock v. Connecticut Jensen v. St. Augustine — FL In re Marriage of Simmons — IL Hayes v. Mohr — FL/CO Department of Public Health — CT Kantaras v. Kantaras — FL IMMIGRATION & ASYLUM Hedberg v. Detthow — MD Knight v. Davis / Thomasson v. Davis — CA McGrath v. Toys R’ Us — NY In re Luis — Mexico In re Austin W. — IL Lewis v. Harris — NJ In re Mariella & Edit — Peru In re E.L.M.C. — CO Proposition 22 Legal Defense and YOUTH In re Shinegerel — Mongolia Jones v. Barlow — UT Ed Fund v. City and County of Burrier v. St. Johns County School In re Vanessa — Nicaragua Jones v. Boring — PA San Francisco — CA Board — FL Soto Vega v. Ashcroft — Mexico K.M. v. E.G. — CA Reynolds and McKinley — OK/ Davis v. Fleming High School — FL W.K. v. Gonzales — Zimbabwe Kristine H. v. Lisa R. — CA Cherokee Nation Doe v. Suffolk County DSS — NY Smelt v. County of Orange — CA In re Parentage of L.B. — WA REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS Lake Weir High School — FL Smith v. Knoller et al — CA Riley v. Sica — CA Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood of Pinellas County Juvenile Welfare Strong v. BOE — CA Sharon S. v. Annette F. — CA Northern New England — NH Board — FL Tyler v. California — CA Tina B. v. Paul S. — WV Benitez v. North Coast Women’s Care — CA Ramirez v. Los Angeles Unified School Woo v. California — CA Wood v. Wood — FL/CO Scheidler v. NOW — IL District — CA

6 NCLR AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the Year Ending December 31, 2005

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE Individuals 1,821,737 Bequests Foundations 661,180 Donated professional services 572,644 Special events 761,341 Case fees Other revenue 72,798 Total Public Support and Revenue 3,889,700

EXPENSES Legal programs and services 2,982,127 Management and general 107,877 Fundraising 594,374 Total Expenses 3,684,378

Increase in unrestricted net assets 205,322 Net assets, beginning of year 1,835,146 Net assets, end of year 2,040,468

Please contact NCLR for a complete audited statement.

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7 DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS

The National Center for Lesbian Rights depends on the generosity of its members to do the vital life- 2005 changing work we do. 81% of our 2005 budget was spent directly on our legal programs and services. Individual donors and members contribute 65% of our budget. 62% of those individual gifts come from major donors. With an annual gift of $1,500 or more in non-Gala- related contributions, NCLR’s Anniversary Circle of Major Donors provides the leadership, vision, and resources that are critical to our work and mission.

ANNIVERSARY CIRCLE OF MAJOR DONORS NCLR is proud to acknowledge the following major donors whose gifts of $1,500* or more have strengthened our legal programs across the United States. We also express our heartfelt thanks to our 2005 Major Donor Campaign Co-chairs – Rhett Currier and Jan Zivic – for their leadership and inspiration.

$250,000 and above Sandy Springs in memory of Marian C. Kara Swisher & Megan Smith Judith Harte & Susan Ellard Anonymous Chapman Ramon Torres & John W. Stewart MaryAnn Hatlan & Patti Fullerton James Williamson Underdog Fund Frederick C. Hertz & Randolph $100,000 - $249,999 Jan Zivic Marcus Waterbury** Langenbach Lesbian Equity Foundation, Ruth & David Waterbury James C. Hormel Kathy Levinson & Naomi Fine $5,000 - $9,999 Sonni Zambino Teresa L. Johnson & Daria M. Janese Anonymous Deborah Jones $75,000 - $99,999 Marc & David Berman $2,500 - $4,999 Beth Karpfinger Anonymous Diane Bernard Anonymous (3) Lewy Gay Values Fund as advised by Cynthia & John Scott Boggs Dianna Albini Jeff Lewy & Ed Eishen $50,000 - $74,999 Nanci Clarence & Lidia Szajko Betsy L. Allen Lory Masters The Dorian Fund Jody & Katharine Cole Sharon J. Anderson Jan Medina Sarah Schmidt & Julie Matthei David Cover & James Melendez The Athanasiu Family Barbara J. Meislin, Purple Lady Fund, Madelyne Cromwell Nancy Lynn Baker & Cathy Hauer Astraea Foundation $25,000 - $49,999 Abby Dees Clara Basile & Connie Wolf Beth Meyerson & Jill German F. E. Lykes Foundation Laura Deikel Brooke Battles & Anne Hightower** Denise Petty & Marcia Wood** Maureen A. Delaney Ruthy & Maureen Bennett Max Pierro & Family $15,000 - $24,999 Anne & Simone Dorman Linda Betzer Renee Ponder Janet S. Boyle Marta Drury & Kerry Lobel Sandra Blair & Carol J. Cohen Kathleen Quenneville & Diane Allen** Betsy Koffman & Lorraine Bates Kate Dyer & Ellen Fey Marion Broder & Sheryl Forbes Mary Read & Victoria Jackson Rosanne Siino Cathy Ebert** Michael & Richard Butler Elizabeth Rice Renata Sos & Judith Miles Sharon & Michelle Enlowsmith The Carney-Friedman Family** Jana Rich & Jill Nash Aisling Ferguson Gregory Casillas Paula Ryan $10,000 - $14,999 Gretchen Frederick & Joan Ferenczy Anne Casscells & Susan Ketcham Diana Selig & Meredith Rose Anonymous (4) Susan A. Gore & Ann Wigodsky** Ann Mei Chang Deborah Shure & Aymarah Robles Cynthia Brooks & Judith A. Thompson Jo Hoenninger & Liza Sibley Yvonne Courtemanche & Pam Flood Laura Silvestri Roberta Conroy & Terri Fabris Suzanne L. Israel & Laurie Hanover Courtney Molly Spangle & Sylvia Montague Jennifer Drobac Nancy Kokolj Kathleen M. Crandall & Lori Gitter Ronna Stamm, Paul Lehman, & Cindy Ewing & Luchie Ticzon Jerri-Ann Meyer** Rhett Currier Jonathan Lehman Jerry J. Wilson Memorial Foundation Joyce Newstat & Susan Lowenberg Kimberly Curtis & Meg Gehl Kathryn Stebner & Julie R. Davis Karen Knudson & Terri Tachovsky Rosie & Kelli O’Donnell Mark & Greg Davis Terry Turrentine** Nancy Levit & Cathy Underwood Kate O'Hanlan & Léonie Walker Denice A. DeRicco & Gail P. Beyak Vanessa Vignon Jane & Tami Marquardt CoYoTe PhoeNix Kelly M. Dermody & Carly Clemence Tina Woodward Allison Mendel & Marjorie Kaiser** Kathleen Rosson & Gibson Scheid Lucy Fine & Shuli Goodman Barbara J. Wright & Dee Kenny/The Dee Mosbacher & Nanette Gartrell Susan Sachs & Gail Defferari Kacey Fitzpatrick & Deborah Kilpatrick Roots & Wings Fund of Astraea Angela Padilla & Amy Silverstein The Silva Watson Moonwalk Fund Kerry Gallagher & Deidra Newton** Foundation Nancy Polikoff The Simpson-Asprodites Family Michele Granda Deborah Wyatt & Andree Hest** Rachel Pray & Laura Weinstock Susan Sternau & Nancy Welsh Holly Gray & Bobbie Stoll Faith Read Xenos & Kimberly Selmore Christine Robak & Michele Larkey Barbara S. Zoloth 8 $1,500 - $2,499 Hon. Donna J. Hitchens & Nancy L. Patsy Rogers Eric Ethington & Doug Okun** Roberta Achtenberg & Roseanne Davis Ces Rosales & Sue Ferrera Pat Evans & Christy Edwards Guaglianone Krisana M. Hodges & Christie Wendy Rosov Mary Farrell & Vesna Obradovich** Marcy Adelman Herring** Jennifer L. Ross Jan Felshin & Edrie Ferdun Katherine Adler & Pamela Nicholas Hodges** Cole Rowan & Ann Miller Anne Ferguson Reynolds** Arlene F. Hoffman & Christine Celia E. Rowland Dawn Fisher & Cathy Kaiser Linda Ann Adreveno Leonardich Jan Russak Vivien Gay & Minna Tao** Dottie Barrett Ames** Lisa B. Hoffman Barbara Russo & Bobbi C. Mariette Geldenhuys** Linda Amuso & Susan Lombardi Dvora Honigstein Sternheim** Hon. Adena Gilbert** Lesley J. Anderson & Paula Zand Trish Houck Donna Miae Ryu & Barbara Dickey** Emily L. Gochis** Monique Barbanson & Karin Olson H. Nona Hungate Diane Sabin & Jewelle Gomez** Andrea Halliday & Anice Thigpen** Dena Bartnicki & Helen Chandler Paula Sue Hyman & Linda Jacobs Annie Sammis Mary Edna Harrell John Becket** Betty Iverson Eileen Scallen & Marianne Norris** Susan Jan Hornstein & Rosemary Diane Benjamin** M. Jean Johnston & Kate Morris Linda Scaparotti & Gail Price Ward Michael Berman Paula S. Jones & Maria Brundige** Margaret Schadler Giselle A. Jurkanin & Kristin A. Elizabeth Birch & Hilary B. Rosen Marla Ann Jurosek Caryn Schlecker & Anne Kaskel Cooper Pauline Blanchard & Lynn Decker** Kate Kendell & Sandy Holmes** Lisa Schoonerman** Joyce Kauffman, P.C.** Barbara Brenner & Suzanne Lampert Cynthia S. Kern & Jane Boisseau Bev Scott D. Kendell & R. McReynolds Amy Brown & Lisa White Gillian Khoo** Michael Sears & Ben Redcross** Deb Kinney Thomas Callahan Nancy Koch & Jane Stafford Sean SeLegue Patricia P. Knight & Catherine J. Ruth E. Callard & Nancy Helm Audrey S. Koh & Gaeta Bell Wynne Shaw** Potts Kathleen Callinan Melissa Kohner & Leigh Morgan Kaitlin & Jim Sherwood Brigitte Laforest** Michelle Canzolino & Josie Elbert Barbara Krafchin & Tracey Brooke Shields & Deborah Wald Stacey Lamirand** Lucia J. Capron & Grace Gallego Schusterman Sylvia Sokol Raquel Matas & Carla Lupi Julie Cason & Lisa Crawley Clarissa C. Kripke & Gail Ludwig Bridget Sullivan Lisa McCally Lucy Cefalu & Deborah Udin Stephanie Krmpotic Lisa Szer Adair McClatchy Tonya Chaffee** The Law Offices of Cullum & Sena Olga Talamante Jean McCray** Linda Chase Cheryl Lee Tor Taylor & Laurie Monserrat Lisa Nahmanson & Sandra Steele Debra P. Chaw Lesley Levine & Na’Ama Firestone** Gretchen Thomas & Claudia Carasso Constance Nelson & Helene Butler Mary Colby & Rebecca Conzett Michael & Amos Lim** Brian Tippen & John Linderman Zoon Nguyen & Cathy Halligan** Pali Cooper & Jeanne Rizzo Diane K. Lincoln Amy Todd** Avi Peterson Carole A. Coplan Pattie Lockard & Casey Hobbs Sheryl Traum & Neo Collett** Ellen Poss Rose Cottington & Jan P. Owen Jean C. Love and Pat Cain** Ruth Tucker & Cyndi Williamson Jennifer Sherrill & Mary Kathryn Steve Coulter & Greg McIntyre Kathy K. Madden Stacey Turmel Reese Andrea & Lisa Davies-Henderson Jan Marks Ellen Ullman Deborah Ann Smith & Kellene A.K. Dayton & Laurie Hanson David Marshall Margaret E. Van Camp & Carol Zehnder** Ann-Marie Dixon & Aleda Anderson Patricia Martel & Beverly Foo-Colon** Patterson S.J. Sullivan Mathew Dos Santos** Sonia Martin Danielle Villaseñor & Angelica Metz Leesa Tori & Opal Perry** Jan Dyer & Loretta Lanz Sally McCaffrey** Dawn Marie Wadle & Deborah Dixon Algera Tucker** Sally Elkington & Susan Lamb** Michele McKee & Laura O'Kane Lesley Weaver & Jen Pariseau Carmen Vazquez** Laurie Emrich & Gael R. Murphy Virginia Merrifield Lonnie Weiss Shannon Wentworth Naomi Epel Kristina Militante & Lisa Ravaioli The Wellsfry-Porat Family Shannan Wilber & Christa Donaldson Kaden Evans-Shaw Kimberly A. Miller Nancy Werthan & Anita Mascoli John Wiskind & Doug Gary** Page Faegre Kimberly J. Miller & Leslie Tisdale Akaya Windwood & Kim Scala Frank H. Woo & Sheldon Sloan** Faye D’Opal & Wanden Treanor Fund Dana Morse & Anne Madden Simone Wojtowicz & Kelly Conway Jonna Wooten** at Marin Community Foundation Jane Moyer & Janet Free Jan Zobel Dorothy Fernandez Dan Neumann & David Richardson Stephanie Fritz Joyce D. Nordquist** $1,200 - $1,499* Katherine Fulton & Katharine Kunst Margaret Norris & Nadine Navarro** Anonymous Jeanne L. Gardner Harvey & Beth Oringher Robert M. Anderson & Kyong Shik Nancy Geimer & Christine Vance Jennifer Orthwein** Eom Leslie Giblett & Alexis Pontikis Julie Owen & Diane Holland Nicholas Augustinos & F. Curt Karen Gilbert & Julie Miller** Leslie Pappas & Kelly Burnette Kirschner, Jr.** * NCLR’s major gift level increased Julie Gill & Margaret Curry** Lynne Parenti & Tina Ramoy Alvin H. Baum from $1,200 to $1,500 in Eliot Gillum & Kylie Sklennik Lynn Perls & Brenda Broussard Vicki L Berg September 2005; due to this Rachel D. Ginsburg & Jo Ann Driscoll Jane A. Petro & Caroline Becker Kathryn M. Braeman mid-year change, we gratefully Andrea Glerum & Sharon Gregory** Alice Philipson & Petra Liljestrand Kaila Brown acknowledge here all donors of Lisa Haefele & Ardel Thomas** Mona Pittenger & Tulsa Community Kathy Conte & Cathy Moyer $1,200 or more. Robyn Hamilton Foundation Barbara J. Cox & Peg Habetler** Heather Hansen** Marj Plumb Mrs. Thomas S. Currier ** Major donors who give through Linda Harrison & Ellen Anderson Sue Zee Poinsett** Kathleen DeBold** our Sustainer Fund monthly or Pan Haskins Phyllis Potter** Pamela Del Rio & Ellen Fritz** quarterly pledge program. Ruth Herring** Vicki Randle Denise K. Dimin & Vicki “Max” Constance M. Hiatt & Sandra Sullivan Patrice Reid & Heather Trumbower** Brenner Robert Hickok & Brian Fletcher Shad Reinstein & Jody Laine Michael Dively Maribeth & Catherine Hight-deWilde Robasciotti & Associates** Joanne Engel & Ellen Haller

9 KATHRYN FRIEBE LEGACY CIRCLE NCLR thanks the following donors who have included NCLR in their wills, trusts, or other estate plans. The foresight of these donors ensures that NCLR will be able to continue to respond to threats to equality far into the future, as we do today.

Anonymous (4) Lynn Gallagher Pamela Johns Lynn Riordan Chris Adams & Fran Becker Linda Garber & Barbara Blinick Burke Keegan & Jackie Boda Ronnie Sandler Betsy L. Allen Tammy George Kate Kendell & Sandy Holmes Bev Scott Bonnie & Julie Benitez Paula Getz & Susan Christensen Donald A. Kline & Collette Sell Shirley Shapiro Ruthy & Maureen Bennett Emily L. Gochis Clarissa C. Kripke & Gail Ludwig Kaitlin & Jim Sherwood Vicki L Berg Jill Gover & Ann Burck Jane S. Levin & Judith Reisman Maryann Simpson & Cynthia Sandra Blair & Carol J. Cohen Alena Hagedorn Ana Linder & Luisa Inca Asprodites Clare Brigidini Leslee Hamilton Kerry Lobel Rae Lee Siporin Brian Bringardner & Dennis Sue C. Hansen Lory Masters Deborah A. Smith & Kellene Moyer Sheryl I. Harris Jan Medina Zehnder Margaret Broenniman Mark Hartman & Ron Norris Jerri-Ann Meyer Sue Sponnoble Lucia J. Capron & Grace Gallego Pan Haskins Jane Moyer & Janet Free Moli Steinert & Donna Canali Courtney Chris Hawkins Marcia Munson Sheryl Traum Gregory A. Courtney Ruth Herring Dena Narbaitz Margaret E. Van Camp & Carol Jemma T. Crae Arlene F. Hoffman & Christine Joyce D. Nordquist Patterson Kathy Cruz Leonardich Christi Olson & Dian Torres Camille Wojtasiak & Kristen Rhett Currier Estate of Joie B. Hubbert Angela Padilla & Amy Silverstein Jensen Margaret A. Dwyer H. Nona Hungate Gail Pass Anne E. Zachritz Estate of Judith E. Davis Danielle Hupp Janet L. Phillips Sonni Zambino Estate of Kathryn Friebe Suzanne L. Israel & Laurie Sina Pierret & Susan Ripple Jan Zivic Erin Flynn & Chloe Atkins Hanover Andrea Polisky Jan Zobel Pam Foy Caren Jenkins & J. Farrell Deborah Ray Barbara S. Zoloth Lisa Friedman Cafferata Debra Reabock

SUSTAINER FUND MEMBERS NCLR thanks the following donors who give monthly or quarterly to provide sustaining support year-round.

Miriam Abrams & Rosemary Gary Booher Linda Colfax & Kristin Lamoureux Trish Everett & Kasey Mazzone Robinson Avis Boutell Gail E. Collins Margaret Eversole & Debbi Darlene C. Adler Karen L. Boyd & Samee Roberts Carol A. Cook & Susan Grieger Terwedo Katherine Alberts Jennifer Braun LaDoris Cordell Jane Eves Anne T. Alexander & Susan Gabriel Vicki Brenner & Denise Dimin Patricia Correa Katrina Ewert & Jessica Harlow Matthew Alsdorf Michelle Brunell Kenneth Craighead Jean Findley Christina Alvarez Barbara J. Buckley & Barbara Marty Crawford Dan Fons DJ Anderson & Anne Norland Hargrave Steven E. Crow Stephanie Fox Anderson Desiree Buford Kathleen Crowley Linda and Susan Fraimow-Wong Rita Andrews & Lynda Andrews Jeanie Bunker Mary Frances Culnane BJ Frame Troy Arnold Christine Burdick Robert Dal Porto Aileen Friedman & Sharon Fertitta Marlene Barneveld & Kathleen Denise M. Burdyck & Anne D. Edith Daly & Jacqueline Mirkin Paula Funatake Archambeau McConnel Emalee Rose Ruth Danforth Kathryn Furano Ann P. Basart Alison Burgos Jennifer Daupern & Danie Caro Susan Gable Cari Bausone Tracy Burt Jill Davidson Theresa Garnero Max Beck Sharilyn Byerly & Alice McCabe Bethany De Ruiter Katherine Gateley Esther Bejar & Leah Parker Elizabeth W. Callaway Jill Denton E. Nathaniel Gates Maurice Belote Grethe Cammermeyer & Diane Dora J. Dome, Esq. Miriam Geller Marie Benedetto Divelbess Daphne Dristy & Janice Pierro Wystan Getz Bonnie & Julie Benitez Christina Cansler Melissa T. DuBose & Regina Eileen S. Gillis Davette Berry & Kathryn McCown Melinda Capiraso & Jennifer Bing Marler Rima Goldman Anatole & Kelly Besman Helen J. Carroll Anita Easland & Diane Naylor Carol Granados Amy Black Timothy Cavanaugh MaryEllen & Laura Elizabeth Susan & Elaine Greenfield Dawn Bodenburg & Nancy Bahr Pia X. Chamberlain & Ruth Elizabeth A. Elliott Emily Griffen & Sage Andersen Reed Bogle Saldivar Paula Ettelbrick & Suzanne Kathie Gummere Ann Bolland Kristin Chambers & Susan Sidel Goldberg Heather Hall

10 Leslee Hamilton Sally Ann Lindemuth Lora Pertle & Cissie Bonini Arlette T. Smith Patricia Hansen Vandi A. Linstrot & Jami Matanky David Peterson Laura Smith Deb Harris & Cynthia Grondahl Rachel Livingston & Jennifer Chotiner Theresa Petry Judy E. Spain Judith Harris & Mary Ann Ziobo Robin Louise Kelly Pfeifer Phyllis St. George Sybil Hartsfield Honour Maddock & Kathleen Kane Dana Philp & Jan Rubel Mae Stadler Stephanie Haun Lin Marie Joyce Pierson Marsha Stanley & Mary Dunn Susan A. Hawkins Ann M. Marmorale Maria Pino Daniel Steinberg Donna Hawxhurst Caroline Marvin Andrea Plastas & Joyce Lupack Moli Steinert & Donna Canali Holly Hayes Sarah Marxer & Lisa Wanzor Susan Pleck Leslie Stepanek Erika Helene Mary Katherine Maulucci Betty Powell Martha Sternberg & Vivian LaMadrid Polly E. Heninger Kim Marie Mazucca Mary Quinn Edward Swanson Charlotte Herdman & Deb J. Osborn Rosa Mazzone Barbara Raab Susan H. Swope Laura Miriam Heyer Sally McCoy and Rev. Rachel K. Sharon Raphael Dianne Terp & Karen Camp Kate Himell & Rochia Holmquist Anderson Martina Reaves Darcy Thole Joan Hinckley & Susan Schaffer Jean McCray Kathy Reynolds Laura Thomas & Kanani Kauka Margaret Hirst & Kimberley Crawford Debbie McDow Heather & Barb Rhoads-Weaver Margot E. Thomas Alexander Hoffmann Michele McNamara Hilda J. Richey Meryl A. Towarnicki Sandra Hollingsworth & Robyn Lock Susan Melnick & Olga Salinas Tracy Ritter Sue Tracy Pam Hooley Shelley A. Menger & Victoria Gonzalez Jean & Kristin Rivers Laura Trupin Nancy Horvath LeeAnne M. Miller Denise Ann Roberts Rachel Trusty Ilene Hruby Louise S. Montgomery Cindy Robinson Kathleen Uroda Maj Laurel A. Hull Alyce Moore Margee Robinson Terri Urquhart Alissa M. Hummer & Kirsten Zecher Patricia & Monique Moore-Racine Carey Rogers Dawn Valerie Valencia Lynn Hunt Carol Moran Joyce Rolfes Mary-Ann Van Dam Nan Hunter Adrienne Mundy-Shephard Pam Rolph Tammy Wagner Keith Irish Beverly Jean Murphy Myra Roselinsky Kim V. Wallace Caren Jenkins & J. Farrell Cafferata Karen & Sue Myers Blauch Anita Roselius Kathleen Walsh Derek Jentzch Susan Nash Karen & Linda Rosewood Hooper Michelle M. Walters Arturo Jimenez Charlotte Newhart Martin Rouse Suzanna D. Walters Julie Jones Nancy Newhart Alix Sabin & Nancy Drooker Dan Want Jaime Judge & Deanne Lysandrou Lisa Newsham & Barbara Thumler Diana Saca & Theresa Sabella Shirley L. Warner Irene & John Kantaras Alma Noll Linda Sandman Karen R. Warren Bonnie Kates Joseph L. Norton Ronni L. Sanlo Karen Weiss Carolyn Kaupp Joni Oak Susan T. Schellenberg Jennifer White Debra Kent Erin O'Connell Carl Schuh Brant Wiley Julia Kisangani-Peloso Kathryn Ogden Margie Schwartz Michael Williams Carolyn Kniga Dawn A. Osterweil & Tracy Artson Elizabeth Schwartz & Lydia Rebecca Wilson Robin Kojima & Teresa Renaker Pam Overmyer Martin Liana Ycikson Helen Koulidobrova Dottie Painter Elizabeth W. Scott Bonnie Yoffe-Sharp Vicky Kresge & Stephanie Haynes Vicki Patsdauter Rachel Shoemake Beverly K. York Laura Levin Katherine Paxton Judith Siebert Frank R. Young Joy Lynn Lewis Julia Peloso Stephanie Sisak Julie Ann Zambos Ricki S. Liff Erin Perry Constance Slemmer

FOUNDATIONS NCLR is grateful to the following foundations for their generous support in helping us to imagine and craft a more humane world.

Annie E. Casey Foundation The Eden Foundation The Jack M. and Rose Ullman Stuart Foundation Arcus Foundation Equal Justice Works Foundation Tides Foundation Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Equity Foundation Jewish Community Endowment Fund Tulsa Community Foundation Justice Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Kevin J. Mossier Foundation VanLobenSels/RembeRock California Community Foundation Ford Foundation Liberty Hill Foundation Foundation California Wellness Foundation Funding Exchange Marin Community Foundation The Walter S. Johnson Foundation Columbia Foundation Gill Foundation Open Society Institute The David and Lucille Packard Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Pride Law Fund Foundation Horizons Foundation Rainbow Endowment The David Bohnett Foundation J.B. Margaret Blaugrund Foundation The San Francisco Foundation Current as of June 15, 2006

11 CORPORATE SPONSORS

NCLR thanks the following corporate partners whose Gala and event sponsorship helps NCLR work tirelessly for social, racial, and economic justice.

NATIONAL SPONSORS GOLD SPONSORS SPONSORS $100,000 - $249,999 $50,000 - $74,999 $25,000 - $49,999

PATRONS $15,000 - $24,999

$10,000 - $14,999 Chevron Jan Medina, Zephyr Real Estate Arvada Darnell - Coldwell Banker - Palo Alto O’Melveny & Myers LLP Clos Du Val DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP Club Skirts Farella Braun + Martel LLP Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP Morrison Foerster Fish & Richardson P.C. Reed Smith LLP Gap Inc. Foley & Lardner LLP Shearman & Sterling LLP Google Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP $7,500 - $9,999 Hanson, Bridgett, Marcus, Vlahos & Triton Funding Group Sonnenschein Rudy LLP Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati Howard Rice Nemerovski Canady Falk & Foundation $5,000 - $7,499 Rabkin P.C. Winston & Strawn LLP Intel Zephyr Real Estate Autodesk, Inc. Lerach, Coughlin, Stoia, Geller & Robbins LLP Avalon Capital Management Lieff, Cabraser, Heimann & The Baucis Group, Inc. Bernstein, LLP Bingham McCutchen LLP

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12 ABOUT NCLR

The National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) is a national legal resource center which was founded in 1977, with headquarters in San Francisco and regional offices in Florida and Washington, D.C. Each year we serve more than 5,000 people in all fifty states. Through impact litigation, public policy advocacy, public education, collaboration with other social justice organizations and activists, and direct legal services, we advance the legal and human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their families across the United States.

NCLR STAFF Courtney Joslin, Esq. BOARD OF NATIONAL Senior Staff Attorney ADVISORY BOARD Lena Ayoub, Esq. DIRECTORS Staff Attorney Kate Kendell, Esq. Betsy Allen, Esq. Kate Clinton — NY Executive Director Jennifer Barth Angela Brown, Esq. Susan A. Gore, Ph.D. — TX Office Manager Jody Marksamer, Esq. Yesenia Leon — FL Staff Attorney Courtney ** Leanna Blankenship Fiona Martin — CO Development Associate and Shannon Minter, Esq. Kelly Dermody, Esq. Co-Chair Co-Chair Database Coordinator Legal Director Rachel Joyce Robasciotti — CA Karen Boyd * Nina Moreno Dora J. Dome, Esq. Vice-Chair of Development Board Liaison Communications Director Project Assistant Emily Doskow, Esq. Abby R. Rubenfeld, Esq. – TN Desiree Buford * Megan Moyer Events Assistant Development Assistant Paula S. Jones, Esq. Eileen Scallen, Esq. — MN Noemi Calonje Eleanor Palacios Kristina Militante Lesley Weaver, Esq. — CA Co-Chair Immigration Project Director Events Manager Nancy Otto ** Helen Carroll Joyce Pierson Eleanor Palacios ** NATIONAL Sports Project Director Elder Law Project Consultant Rachel Joyce Robasciotti ADVISORY COUNCIL Dorothea Crosbie-Taylor Tracy Powell Vice-Chair of Ends/Policy Project Assistant Executive Assistant, Florida Office Roberta Achtenberg, Esq. — CA Ces Rosales Calla Devlin Jessica Powers * Carol Alpert — NY Communications Director Events Manager Donna Ryu, Esq. Secretary Ligaya Amojedo — NY Kendra Presswood, Esq. Marina DiCerbo * Olga Talamante Joyce Hunter, MSW — NY Administrative Assistant Managing Attorney Treasurer Surina Khan — CA Karen Doering, Esq. Trilce Santana * Akaya Windwood Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin — CA Events Manager Senior Counsel, Florida Office Co-Chair Lory Masters — TX Robin Galas * Elizabeth Terry Barbara Zoloth, Ph.D. Raquel Matas, Esq. — FL Operations Director Legal Assistant ** Term ended 2005 Nancy Polikoff, Esq. — D.C. Ruth Herring * Denise Wells Development Director Interim Director of Finance Ruthann Robson, Esq. — NY and Administration Carmen Vazquez — NY Kris Hermanns Development Director Dena Zaldúa-Hilkene Manager of Annual Giving Melissa Higuchi * Through 2005 Development Assistant

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