WE2017 ANNUALCARE REPORT CITYWIDE

VISION STATEMENT Howard Brown Health envisions a future where the health and wellness of LGBTQ people is affirmed with healthcare as a human right; where progressive social policy and enlightened societal norms uplift the lives of LGBTQ people and their families; and where affordable, accessible, and culturally competent care from non-judgmental healthcare professionals is available and provided to all who seek it.

DOWNLOAD PURSUING EXCELLENCE: 2017-2020 STRATEGIC PLAN AT HOWARDBROWN.ORG/PUBLICATIONS The Strategic Plan includes goals to help Howard Brown Health: Improve access to high-quality care for patients, including students and those who work in the service industry • Expand patient education and engagement and community health outreach • Increase access to social services and other resources that patients need • Generate and disseminate knowledge to address systemic barriers to care and health disparities in our communities OUR LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert Schultz Armando Ramirez Mario Treto, Jr., JD, Chair Independent Consultant Fredy Rocha City of Evanston Ryan Siemers, MPH Martin J. Vandercar Bethany Pagels-Minor, Executive Vice Chair Premier Inc. Sprout Social Garrett Taliaferro EXECUTIVE TEAM Mark L. Hawkins, Treasurer ISMIE Mutual Insurance David Ernesto Munar Columbia University President and CEO Jeff Todd, JD N. Charles Thomas, Secretary Prevent Blindness Andie Baker, AM Vice President, Education, Research & Advocacy Miguel Torres Emily Byrne-Driver, Vice Chair At-Large International FCStone Kristin Keglovitz Baker, PA-C Elegant Custom Drapery Chief Operating Officer Oscar Zambrano Becky Rowland, MPH, Vice Chair At-Large Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center Magda Houlberg, MD City of Milwaukee Health Department Chief Clinical Officer COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD Fawna M. Stockwell, Vice Chair At-Large Bill Joure Christopher Pazdernik, Chair School of Professional Psychology Senior Vice President, Business Enterprise Upswing Advocates Terence Steward II, Vice Chair John McElwee, MBA, CPA Duke Alden, JD, Immediate Past Chair Lucky Mosqueda, Secretary Chief Financial Officer Aon Corporation Charlie Calvin Diane Pascal Austin Baidas Senior Vice President of External Relations Quinn D Frank L. Buttitta, CPA Julius Pearson, JD Angelina Lambert Vice President of Human Resources, Diversity & Inclusion Kinley Preston Mario LaMothe KP Keratin Corp. Michelle Wetzel, JD Andy McCrea Senior Vice President, Strategy & General Counsel Fresh Roberson Growing Power Inc.; Fresh 82 Kitchen Ezra Meadors

2 | HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT DEAR FRIENDS,

Under a new three-year strategic plan, Howard Brown With 10 clinic locations from Rogers Park on the far Health made enormous strides in 2017 expanding the north side to Englewood on the south side, Howard depth and reach of our services citywide. Brown now spans nearly 20 miles and serves more than 30,000 individuals each year. In addition, our three We opened clinics in the Edgewater, Hyde Park, Brown Elephant resale stores connect supporters to the Back of the Yards, and Lakeview neighborhoods mission with their donations and purchases of gently and relocated the Broadway Youth Center, a healing used furniture, clothing, and household goods. community for LGBTQ and homeless youth, to a new and more expansive facility. The need for nonjudgmental and culturally competent our programs and research studies for best practices care has never been greater. Each month, on average, We increased access to psychiatry services across the that may be replicated elsewhere or used to inform 300 or more individuals schedule first-time network; began offering walk-in sexual health screening enlightened social policy. Everyone at Howard Brown appointments at Howard Brown. Many first-time services in Rogers Park; expanded GED tutoring, family from our loyal patients, dedicated staff, and generous patients seek insurance enrollment counseling, which planning, and on-site legal assistance citywide; and donors have a role to play in championing better, has successfully connected thousands of Howard Brown redoubled HIV prevention and care efforts with the new healthier futures. patients to Medicaid, marketplace coverage, or other Same Day Start protocol, citywide outreach screening With your assistance, we can continue to press for a medical benefits. Without adequate coverage, many programs, and comprehensive PrEP and PEP assistance. world that values and uplifts the lives of LGBTQ people people would be forced to ration food, transportation, or In the year ahead, we plan to expand our services for and allies. money for rent or forgo lifesaving healthcare treatments; women, invest in behavioral health services, and begin these are choices no one should have to make. Sincerely, offering dental care at our 63rd Street clinic. In order to amplify LGBTQ-affirming policy and practice, These efforts aim to make LGBTQ-affirming healthcare Howard Brown launched this year the Center for David Ernesto Munar Mario Treto, Jr., JD more convenient and affordable for everyone. Education, Research and Advocacy, or ERA. ERA mines President and CEO Board Chair

HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 3 SOUTH SIDE

Howard Brown Health 55th St. 1525 E. 55th Street, Chicago, IL 60615 CLIENTS SERVED 1,173 IN 2017 Howard Brown Health at Thresholds South 734 W. 47th Street, Chicago, IL 60609 CLIENTS SERVED IN 2017 64 (OPENED IN NOVEMBER)

Howard Brown deepened its commitment to the south side in 2017. Each of our three south

side clinics has a different focus Howard Brown Health 63rd St. to best respond to the need of 641 W. 63rd Street, Chicago, IL 60621

LGBTQ people and others needing CLIENTS SERVED affordable, affirming care. 4,848 IN 2017 Utilization for each clinic in 2017 is noted on pages 4, 6, and 8. Individuals may access services at more than one site. 4 | HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 63RD STREET outreach and engagement staff, we have collaborated Howard Brown Health 55th Street opened full time – 641 W. 63RD STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60621 with individuals, religious congregations, and other six days a week including Saturdays – in June 2017, after Services offered: agencies to identify service gaps. This activity has led a year of limited service hours. Specializing in providing • Behavioral health to the addition of services such as GED tutoring high-quality care to LGBTQ populations at high risk for • Case management classes, youth programming, nutrition and diabetes HIV, the clinic now has three medical providers to offer • Diabetes care programming, and more. In 2018, Howard Brown will full-service care in Hyde Park. • GED tutoring classes open its first dental clinic at 63rd Street and will open • HIV prevention, care, and social services a Howard Brown pharmacy on site. HOWARD BROWN HEALTH AT THRESHOLDS SOUTH • Healthy weight management 734 W. 47TH STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60609 • Hepatitis screening, immunization, and care HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 55TH ST. Services offered: • Infectious disease 1525 E. 55TH STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60615 • Behavioral health and psychiatry • Insurance navigation Services offered: • Case management • Legal clinic • Behavioral health • HIV prevention, care, and social services • PrEP/PEP navigation • Case management • Primary care • Primary care • HIV prevention, care, and social services Opened in November 2017, our clinic at Thresholds South • Services for survivors of sexual assault • Insurance navigation has a heavy emphasis on integrated physical and behavioral • Sexual health education and services • PrEP/PEP navigation health services including group and individualized • Social services and support groups • Primary care therapy, psychiatry, and psychology. The clinic serves • Travel clinic • Services for survivors of sexual assault community members at large as well as Thresholds • Sexual health education and services Our dynamic 63rd Street clinic is working to become clients, who are living with chronic/persistent mental a resource for all community members. Through its illnesses and substance use disorders. 80% OF PRIMARY CARE PATIENTS ARE SCREENED FOR DEPRESSION

HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 5 NORTH SIDE

Howard Brown Health Sheridan 4025 N. Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60613 Broadway Youth Center 4009 N. Broadway Street, Chicago, IL 60613 CLIENTS SERVED 13,235 IN 2017 CLIENTS SERVED 1,367 IN 2017

Howard Brown Health Diversey 2800 N. Sheridan Road, Suite 211, Chicago, IL 60657 CLIENTS SERVED IN 2017 890 (OPENED IN SEPTEMBER)

Howard Brown Health Halsted 3245 N. , Chicago, IL 60657 CLIENTS SERVED 10,546 IN 2017

Howard Brown serves the LGBTQ community from four welcoming and affirming sites along the north side lakefront.

6 | HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT HOWARD BROWN HEALTH SHERIDAN • Drop-in services, workshops, and meals HOWARD BROWN HEALTH HALSTED 4025 N. SHERIDAN ROAD, CHICAGO, IL 60613 • GED tutoring classes and employment support 3245 N. HALSTED STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60657 Services offered: • Insurance navigation Services offered: • Behavioral health and psychiatry • Laundry, shower, and locker facilities • Behavioral health • Case management • PrEP/PEP navigation • Case management • Clinical research • Primary care • Hepatitis screening, immunization, and care • Drop-in after-hours women’s and trans health clinics • Reproductive healthcare • HIV prevention, care, and social services • Hepatitis screening, immunization, and care • Services for survivors of sexual assault • Insurance navigation • Pharmacy • HIV prevention, care, and social services • Sexual health education and services • PrEP/PEP navigation • Insurance navigation • Social services and support groups • Primary care • Legal clinic • Violence prevention • Pharmacy • Services for survivors of sexual assault • Social services • PrEP/PEP navigation • Primary care Howard Brown Health Halsted, in the heart of Boystown, • Services for survivors of sexual assault underwent a makeover in 2017, expanding the waiting • Social services and support groups area and adding an additional exam room. This smaller • Walk-in sexual health clinic clinic has been an engine for our primary and specialty care services since 2013. As our longest operating clinic, Howard Brown Health In 2017, Broadway Youth Center moved into its new Sheridan offers comprehensive medical care and is home on Broadway in Uptown, allowing us to run more HOWARD BROWN HEALTH DIVERSEY home to much of our behavioral health and research services than ever, including enhanced clinical care. 2800 N. SHERIDAN ROAD, SUITE 211, teams. In 2018, we will open a counseling center at Our GED program is back full time and we have added CHICAGO, IL 60657 Sheridan and Irving Park, just around the corner from more support groups and a program to help prevent HIV Services offered: the Sheridan clinic, making room for expansion of among transwomen and their partners. New violence • Case management medical and research services at Sheridan. prevention programming is designed to help young • Hepatitis screening, immunization, and care people reduce their chances of being caught in • HIV prevention, care, and social services BROADWAY YOUTH CENTER dangerous situations and resolve conflict peacefully. • Primary care 4009 N. BROADWAY STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60613 In 2018, we plan to add weekend hours just for younger Services offered: Opened in September 2017 when Dr. Todd Hargan LGBTQ youth. • Behavioral health and psychiatry brought his practice to Howard Brown Health, our • Case management Also in 2017, BYC unveiled a new logo! Diversey clinic serves Dr. Hargan’s loyal patient base, • Computer lab providing health and wellness services geared toward gay and bisexual cisgender men.

HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 7 FAR NORTH SIDE

Howard Brown Health Clark 6500 N. Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60626 CLIENTS SERVED 10,362 IN 2017

Our far north clinics expand our services into Edgewater and Howard Brown Health at TPAN 5537 N. Broadway Street, Chicago, IL 60640 Rogers Park, two neighborhoods CLIENTS SERVED IN 2017 with large LGBTQ populations. 450 (OPENED IN JUNE)

8 | HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT HOWARD BROWN HEALTH CLARK HOWARD BROWN HEALTH AT TPAN 6500 N. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60626 5537 N. BROADWAY STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60640 Services offered: Services offered: • Behavioral health and psychiatry • Case management • Case management • HIV prevention, care, and social services • Hepatitis screening, immunization, and care • Primary care • HIV prevention, care, and social services The dream of opening a Howard Brown clinic in • Insurance navigation conjunction with our partner TPAN was realized in • Legal clinic In 2017, artist Bob Faust created True Love, June 2017. Howard Brown Health at TPAN, in Edgewater, • Pharmacy an interactive installation, at Howard serves community members at large as well as TPAN • PrEP/PEP navigation Brown Health Clark to celebrate the many clients, who access HIV/AIDS services. • Primary care manifestations of love in our community. • Services for survivors of sexual assault Visitors are invited to fill out cards about what • Social services love means to them and drop them into one of • Walk-in sexual health clinic the letter-shaped vitrines. Stop by the clinic to Since opening in late 2015, Howard Brown Health Clark be part of the art! has quickly become an anchor in the Rogers Park LGBTQ community. The clinic is co-located with Gerber/Hart Library and Archives and has space available for community meetings and events.

48% OF PATIENTS HAVE INCOME AT OR BELOW 200% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL

HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 9 HOWARD BROWN ON THE MOVE

In 2017, we expanded services, increased care access with new sites and extended SURVEY SHOWS HIGH PATIENT SATISFACTION hours, and improved internal infrastructure to better attend to patient needs citywide. Howard Brown recently completed a patient satisfaction survey to help us better Some recent accomplishments include: serve our community. With questions about customer service, medical staff, and overall experience, we had high rates of satisfaction in all areas. Findings from this EXPANSION OF PSYCHIATRY SERVICES survey have led to changes to improve timely access to care, reduce call time waits, Howard Brown has made a significant commitment to psychiatry, bolstering our and increase overall accessibility to services. Specific changes include increasing already robust behavioral health programs. While we have long offered limited access same-day appointments and evening and weekend hours at all sites; nurse availability to psychiatry, we now have multiple psychiatry professionals stationed across the for real-time triage via phone through the call center; improved staffing for prescription network to expand access for those whose complex needs require a higher level of authorizations, referrals, and medical records access; and more. We will complete a care. Psychiatry is now offered at seven of our nine clinics, with special emphasis on follow-up survey in 2018 and continue to monitor patient satisfaction measures in order services for vulnerable young people and south side residents via our Broadway Youth to ensure high-quality and affirming care to all people. Center, 63rd Street, and Thresholds South locations. The collaboration with Thresholds, Illinois’ largest behavioral health organization, integrates services from both organizations PEOPLE SCREENING POSITIVE FOR HIV GET SAME DAY START to better meet the needs of patients affected by severe mental illnesses. In 2017, Howard Brown introduced Same Day Start, allowing people to start treatment the same day they are diagnosed with HIV. Same Day Start puts patients in control of EVOLVING THE MODEL OF CARE FOR TRANSGENDER AND GENDER their health and reduces the impacts of stigma by normalizing treatment. It helps to NONCONFORMING PATIENTS ensure long-term health and supports patients in achieving a suppressed viral load In 2017, we established an interdisciplinary transgender and gender nonconforming sooner. Helping people living with HIV achieve a suppressed viral load sooner also (TGNC) health team to address the wrap-around service needs of this vulnerable helps to reduce the risk for transmission. Throughout the process of engaging in care, population. The team completed a patient survey administered to TGNC patients to our team supports patients by helping them navigate care and treatment and assisting determine ways to better serve them, created a TGNC patient rights document that is them with resources to support their health. visible at all of our locations, and made recommendations that were incorporated into the agency strategic plan. We hired a TGNC health manager and will also begin offering SUPPORT THE MISSION BY SHOPPING AT BROWN ELEPHANT navigation to TGNC patients who require additional assistance with surgery, legal Our Brown Elephant stores in Lakeview, Andersonville, and Oak Park continue to be an issues, housing, employment, and other basic needs. In the coming years, we will engine of support for our mission, contributing $800,000 to support LGBTQ health in continue to invest in broadening supports to our 3,500+ TGNC patients. fiscal year 2017. Looking for fine jewelry, real collectors’ items, or other special stuff? Check out our eBay for Charity store at hoawrdbrown.org/ebay.

10 | HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT LAUNCH OF THE CENTER FOR EDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND ADVOCACY Examples include ERA’s Midwest LGBTQ Health Symposium, yielding hundreds of hours of provider continuing education. ERA also amplified the results of our practice

by annually publishing a Community Impact Report and periodic special reports, such as the recently released Epidemiology Report. Want to learn more about Howard Brown’s clinical and programmatic outcomes? Howard Brown launched its Center for Education, Research, and Advocacy (ERA) in Check out our 2017 Community Impact Report and Epidemiology Report here: April 2017. ERA conducts rigorous community-based medical and behavioral research, howardbrown.org/2017CommunityImpact cultivates responsive healthcare professionals, and advances policies that affirm the howardbrown.org/2017EpidemiologyReport lives of LGBTQ people and their families. ERA identifies and shares community-driven best practices in LGBTQ health with other healthcare providers and the world at large. SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 2018 MIDWEST LGBTQ HEALTH SYMPOSIUM, SEPTEMBER 14–15, 2018.

Save the date for the Big Orange Ball, Saturday, October 20, 2018 at Park West! Save the date for ChiQ, supporting women’s health at Howard Brown, Saturday, April 28, 2018 at South Shore Cultural Center!

HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 11 OUR PATIENTS

BROADWAY YOUTH CENTER GIVES ABDUL HIS LIFE BACK Abdul graduated from Not to be stopped, he went to the library and found At BYC, “my provider did some research and diagnosed high school when he the Broadway Youth Center (BYC), where he got help me with porphyria, an extremely rare but life-threatening was just 13 years old – replacing his ID card then accessed medical care and disease that affects the nervous system.” After 23 years, “I’ve always loved to write… drop-in services. Abdul finally had an answer. “Without BYC, I don’t think I’ve been published in some I’d be alive.” “For my whole life, I had a mysterious illness – I was magazines and I’m currently sick all the time, and no one could tell me what I had. Now, Abdul gives back; he facilitates a creative writing working on a book,” he I experienced photosensitivity, seizures, abdominal group where people share with each other without states. But the day he got pain, weakness, numbness in my arms, legs, and face. judgment or criticism. “It can be really revealing about off the bus in Chicago, Abdul was robbed before he left Sometimes, I even had hallucinations. Doctors would who they are and where they come from…. BYC lets the station. tell my parents that they were probably psychosomatic, people express who they really are.” resulting from depression.”

12 | HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT KEISHA MARIE ACCESSES THERAPY HOWARD BROWN’S RESEARCH “As a young, broke student, I wanted to get counseling ARM GIVES RON NEW CHOICES but couldn’t afford it. The therapists at Howard Brown Letheron, or Ron, moved to Chicago for a job right out meet all my needs in ways I was struggling to find in other of college, 32 years ago, and has been a patient since therapists. I have a lot of intersecting identities – there are the 1980s; he was diagnosed with HIV in 1989. “I chose many layers to me that I hope a therapist would consider. Howard Brown because they are knowledgeable about my I feel at Howard Brown, those parts of me are accounted condition and they are compassionate. Everyone is polite, for. I’m a woman, a black woman, Jamaican/Texan, queer, generous with their time, caring, and I don’t see myself a student, and dealing with trauma. going anywhere else for care,” he says.

Going to Howard Brown for behavioral health services has been great. I feel hopeful and About three years ago, he tried an infectious disease specialist at a local hospital, and I appreciate the therapist’s style. He makes me feel safe and acknowledged as a whole felt they weren’t knowledgeable about HIV. “I had some tests done wrong and they gave person. He makes sure I feel okay to leave at the end of a session. With other therapists me the wrong scripts – there was a lot of back and forth. That’s when I decided I’d never in the past, I would open up and didn’t realize how much I need to close things back up go anywhere else.” Ron continues, “I come here because the staff here are excellent, so I could leave and go about my day – I didn’t want to leave feeling like I’m emotionally they know my name, and they are pleasant people.” bleeding everywhere. When Ron was first diagnosed, he was depressed, but he made staying healthy his “main If Howard Brown wasn’t around I’d probably still be looking for something that fits my objective.” In addition to HIV, Ron also manages chronic gastrological issues, including needs and is affordable. Here everyone is so friendly. In addition to therapy, I can get STI hiccups that can last up to two days, which makes it hard to keep medication down. screenings. If someone is looking for a therapist that notices your intersectionality and Because Howard Brown serves more than 4,200 patients living with HIV, we participate sees your whole identity, Howard Brown is a great place. Even if you can’t pay, they are in research into innovative treatments. Ron enrolled in a study at Howard Brown for still available for you, and can offer group therapy if you can’t afford individual therapy.” a new injectable HIV medication. Now he gets a shot every week, in addition to the oral medications.

“Getting the shot seems to work better – my viral load is down now. I feel good about that,” says Ron. He continued, “My team gives me courage. My provider is great – she’s a people person and so compassionate and concerned. Once she said to me, ‘I want you to get better,’ and she puts a lot of effort into getting me on the right track.”

HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 13 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2017 and 2016

ASSETS 2017 2016 REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT 2017 2016 Current assets Net patient service revenue $ 67,123,736 $ 41,571,795 Cash and cash equivalents $ 16,782,085 $ 12,711,639 Government contracts 6,627,171 5,031,979 Patient accounts receivable 7,999,475 5,845,673 Direct public support 6,632,685 5,945,802 Pledges receivable 1,405,608 373,119 Donated services 617,133 689,933 Prepaid expenses and other receivables 696,653 756,088 Other, including AllianceChicago income 447,862 377,909 Total current assets 26,883,821 19,686,519 Total revenues, gains and other support 81,448,587 53,617,418 Property and equipment, net 12,956,788 7,300,563 Expenses Construction in progress 223,012 255,309 Medical 52,829,307 31,914,515 Investment in AllianceChicago and others 1,014,381 846,000 Youth services 1,576,533 888,819 Behavioral health 1,466,559 1,083,977 Other assets, primarily works of art 494,362 501,673 Research 813,640 509,713 Total assets $ 41,572,364 $ 28,590,064 Prevention 2,952,377 1,739,617 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Total program expenses 59,638,416 36,136,641 Current liabilities Development 649,814 801,959 Current maturities of long-term debt $ 374,534 $ 3,900,815 Public relations 226,832 322,860 Accounts payable 1,163,097 2,610,912 Brown Elephant 3,192,143 2,680,345 Accrued expenses 1,924,183 874,110 Total expenses by function 63,707,205 39,941,805 Deferred revenue 20,974 9,846 General and administrative 5,256,960 4,044,402 Total current liabilities 3,482,788 7,395,683 Total expenses 68,964,165 43,986,207 Long-term debt, less current maturities 7,066,335 2,655,562 Change in net assets 12,484,422 9,631,211 Total liabilities 10,549,123 10,051,245 Net assets at beginning of year 18,538,819 8,907,608 Net assets Net assets at end of year $ 31,023,241 $ 18,538,819 Unrestricted 29,154,768 17,976,359 Temporarily restricted 1,868,473 562,460 Total net assets 31,023,241 18,538,819 Total liabilities and net assets $ 41,572,364 $ 28,590,064

14 | HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT OUR DONORS for Fiscal Year 2017

$500,000+ Irene Diamond Fund Season of Concern Mary P. Beaubien Montparnasse 56 Chicago, LLC Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies Ronna Stamm & Paul Lehman Miriam Berele David Ernesto Munar & Corey D. Flournoy Estate of Joseph Sikorovsky The Levi Strauss Foundation The Siragusa Family Foundation Bob The Drag Queen Nathan La Porte & Leah Handel Lori & Stephen Kaufman Whole Foods Eric Braverman Charitable Fund $100,000-$499,999 National Medical Fellowships James L. Brott John W. Newlin, Jr. & Marilyn F. Newlin AIDS United $2,500-$4,999 Daniel Nack & John Nawojchik Bucher Medical Services Matt J. Nielson & Jerel Keith Alphawood Foundation Hubert L. Allen, Esq. Open Society Foundations Steven Carroll Northern Trust Company Charitable Trust The Chicago Community Trust Anonymous The Potter’s Clay Foundation The Chartis Group Mike O’Malley The Crown Family Christine Bagley Ravenswood Health Care Foundation Mijian Chen Martha Pascal Gilead Sciences Austin G. Baidas Stephen Kaufman Family Fund Cheryl A. Murphy Revocable Trust Michael V. Raffety & Hung D. Tran Anna M. Baluyot & Anne Feder $50,000-$99,999 Syringe Access Fund Christy Webber Landscapes Aaron Richardson Bank Of America Employee Anonymous Theratechnologies Chip Cleary Cyndi S. & Jackie Lynn Richter Giving Campaign Estate of Bunky Cushing Vincent Gambino Trust Julia Cottle Gregory Rizzo Bristol-Myers Squibb MAC AIDS Fund Cary Cranson Becky & Camm Rowland $5,000-$9,999 Frank L. Buttitta & Edwards Buice Polk Bros. Foundation The David and Lisette Verne Scazzero Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center Coldwell Banker – Stephanie Cutter Group Robert B. Fordham Revocable Trust Eisendrath Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Jill L. Allread & Pam Freese Creative Consulting LLC United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Discover Financial Services Ryan D. Siemers Anonymous (2) DeLauter VNA Foundation Thomas A. Dunn, Ph.D. Dusan Stefoski & Craig Savage Blue Cross Blue Shield Association Heels and Hardhats EMD Serono, Inc. Sam Stephenson Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois IlliniCare Health $25,000-$49,999 Joshua Ferchau & Andrew McKay Third Coast Center for AIDS Research Blue Dor Foundation Mark & Joni Light Abe and Ida Cooper Foundation Fidelity Investments Charitable Gifts Fund Jeff Todd, JD Timothy Boudreau MassMutual Financial Group Craig Andree & Frank Quinn Patricia & Dan Flavin ViiV Healthcare The Chicago Community Foundation John McElwee & Michael Rash Anonymous Forbidden Root Washington Square Health Foundation Crowe Horwath LLP MDT – manske-dieckmann-thompson Fredericka Meyer Charitable Trust William H. Gumm YourCause Paying agent for Corporate Kelly Ducheny, PsyD. & Tom Brock Christopher Pazdernik, on behalf of The Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Dean P. Hansen Giving Program George M. Eisenberg Foundation Option Up Leonard C. Goodman Heartland Alliance for Charities Kinley Preston $500-$999 The Retirement Research Foundation Henry Schein Medical Harmony Health Plan The Rhoades Foundation Anonymous (3) TAWANI Foundation Peter G. Hillsman Leather SINS NFP she100 Deborah Ashen & Cara Meiselman Lilly Wachowski Magda Houlberg, M.D. & Jenn Richards The Lehman-Stamm Family Fund Philip Skrzypek Betsy S. Aubrey & E. Steve Lichtenberg Walgreens Paul W. Huber Lloyd R. Loback Thorek Memorial Hospital Bernard Bartilad & Michael Herman Jenner & Block LLP $10,000-$24,999 MB Financial Bank, N.A. Trident International Windy City, NFP Traci P. Beck, M.D. & Kelly Saulsberry Heidi Jones AIDS Foundation of Chicago Merck & Co. Betancourt Realty $1,000-$2,499 JustGive.org Anonymous Mesirow Insurance Services, Inc Robert Burnett 360 Chicago Kristin Baker, PA-C & Bridget Baker BlackEdge Capital MillerCoors MJ Candido Abbott Laboratories Tom Kehoe Ruth & Doran Blatt Navigators Insurance Michael Casner & John Stryker Abbott Laboratories Fund Thomas R. Klein, MD & David Gitomer, Ph.D. Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS The Neo-Futurists Chicago Climbing Gym Company LLC Duke Alden, J.D. & Brian Kerr Sean P. Lewis Chicago Youth Storage Initiative Northwestern Memorial Hospital Chicago Rowing Union, Inc Allstate Giving Campaign Elise & Ron Magers The Comer Family Foundation Mary Pierson Clark Street Food Company Anonymous Kami McClure & Jennifer Purcell Mark Cozzi & James Goeke Pride Action Tank Benjamin Close Dennis A. Barnette Condon McGlothlen Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation Quest Diagnostics Joseph Della Monica Stacey N. Bashara-Stearns Kurt C. Mergen Elton John AIDS Foundation Anthony P. Demascoli We regret any errors or omissions. To report an error, please contact us at 773.572.6988.

HOWARD BROWN HEALTH 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 15 Our Donors, continued Dialed Productions LLC. Garrett Taliaferro The Chicago Outfit Roller Derby William P. Joure & John Banks Sopha Rassamay James S. Dolenc & Tom Riker Gerald A. Tasch Kenna O. Childress Jeffery Judd Thomas Ravn Empty Bottle, Inc N. Charles Thomas Jayne Colwill Donna Kapche Dan Rea Estate of Ernest A. Sloss Alfred Torrence, MD & Donald McDevitt Victor L. Corder Charles L. Katzenmeyer Syam Reddy Robert F. Glover & Gerardo Solis Miguel Torres Andrew Cutler Leigh Kelsey Brian Richardson-Varona Goldman Sachs True Value Company Eamon & Kay Daly Brian Kerr Margot K. & David Rosenbaum Bartosz Gromada United Way of Southeastern Michigan Jeffrey L. Davis Kickstand Productions, Inc. Richard R. Rouse Mary Guzman John Yang Jennifer des Groseilliers & Monique Maye Mary K. Knight William H. Russell Karl Hanek Jennifer Yeaton Anthony DiFiore Warren Komis Denise Scarpelli Cecilia T. Hardacker & Tonya J. Hart Grant Zallis June H. Donka Andrew Krey Richard Schieler Todd Harding Marianne Zelewsky Lawrence Drumm & Lisa Silverman Sarah & Daniel Kwasigroch Kara Schnell Jeff Harms Adrienne Eltink Ramon Lacomba Jason R. Schroeder $250-$499 Mark L. Hawkins Jon Erickson Andrea LaRowe Margaret E. Silliker & John J. Ryan Chris Hefner Accenture Thomas J. Feie Leather 64Ten Natalie Smith Beth Horwitz Dennis O. Adrian Amy Feldman Kevin Lewis Therese Smith PJ Huff Jess Alexander Roger Fierro Robert Lindsey Peter Snyder Illinois Tool Works Foundation Kevin R. Alsup Manny Flores Brenda M. & Lisa Ann Link Loong Soo Intelligentsia Coffee and Tea Geoffrey A. Anderson Rob Fojtik Chris H. Lonn David O. Staats David Jablonowski & John Peller Annoyance Theatre Will Forrest & Mark Smithe Kara Luger David Stanford John Snow, Inc. Anonymous (2) Lee Francis, MD, MPH & Michelle Gittler Kaitlyn Macritchie David Stewart John Kerney Apollo Theater Rita Galowich Jeremy J. McDole Jamie L. Sutherland Andrew Kominik Asrai Gardens Ryan Thomas Garrison Timothy McKeon Stephen Swedlow Keith Largay C Attman David Gloss McKinsey & Company Thomas TenHoeve Randall Leaver Chris Audain Ilise Goldberg Ricardo Mendoza Jim Thaxton James Lothe Cassaundra Bails-McLeod Cedric Gordon Amy Miller & Alibaster McDonald Kevin Thilberger Neil T. Mack Ronald L. Baker Daniel T Gordon Marissa Miller Phillip Tortorich Michael Mazzeo Timothy Ballard-Dubois Dianna Grace Todd Morgenthaler Mario Treto, Jr. Meeting Tomorrow, Inc Paul Barnes John O. Graziani & Timothy J. Volk Mary F. Morten & Willa Taylor Matthew Turk David Melody Carol & Venoncia Bate-Ambrus David Hahn Navy Pier Neal D. Uitvlugt Susan Messing Debra Beard Andrea Hansen Kenneth Nickele & Pod Jennifer Ann Forby David Vail Katie & Stefani Metos Luke T. Beasley R. Todd Hargan Annette Nieves Rolan Veit Alan Minnick Susan Bell Aiden Harrington No Walls Dennis Vetter & Steve Howard Taylor Macaulay Olds Kevin Betz Michael & Mona Heath Northwestern Memorial Foundation Carolyn Vicini ONYX Men Suzi Birz Zoe Heldig Delia Ornelas Jeffrey W. Warrick Diane Pascal Black Thread Agency, LLC Katherine Hoyne Darci & Noel Outlaw Joshua Watson Edmund Paszylk Charles J. Blasgen Robert Hull Linda Pace Jeffry Weber Lonnie Randolph Beatrice Bosco Humboldt House Cynthia E. W. Pacholick Mike Wechselberger Refuge Theater Project LLC. Kaitlyn Brown Rob Hunden Bethany M. & Alissa A. Pagels-Minor Carole A. Weidhuner Thomas L. Richie Ryan Buck Patricia Illing Julius Pearson C. M. Weldon-Linne, MD & Madeleine M. Shelley Ritchie Ramona Burress Robert James Richard N. Peterson & Wayne T. Bradley Weldon-Linne Fresh Roberson Kali Butterfly Avis Jamison & Lisa Tonna PFLAG Hinsdale Karl Wenzel Arlene T. Rodriguez Emily & C. Byrne-Driver Elizabeth B. Jewett & Stephen Teach Dana Pizzuti Michelle Wetzel Carol J. Ronen Shaun Carter Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Rachel Plein Larry Wolf & Eric Neagle Sarah Sheehan Tina Chabak & Barb Silnes Christopher Johnson Kevin Rakow Ada Woo Forrest Sill Renee Chez John J. Johnson Mohamad Shahrulnizam Ramli Mark Wayne Wuchte Kliff Svatos Chicago Gives Back Curtis D. Jones Nabeela Rasheed & Fawzia Mirza James Zuniga

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