BRAIN & BEHAVIOR RESEARCH FOUNDATION

2020 ANNUAL REPORT

Awarding research grants to develop improved treatments, cures, and methods of prevention for mental illness. BBRF is the world’s largest private funder of mental health research grants, supporting transformative discoveries in order to develop improved treatments, cures, and methods of prevention for our loved ones. Mission The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation is committed to alleviating the suffering caused by mental illness by awarding grants that will lead to advances and breakthroughs in scientific research. Vision To dramatically improve the lives of those living with mental illness, ultimately enabling them to live full, happy, and productive lives.

CONTENTS What We Support 3 The Klerman & Freedman Awards 24 Leadership Letter 4 Striving Toward Cures Through Research 26 BBRF Grants Are Making a Difference 6 2020 International Mental Health 30 Research Virtual Symposium BBRF Scientific Council 8 The Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health 31 2020 Leading Research Achievements 11 Research Partners Program 36 BBRF Grants 16 Team Up for Research 44 2020 Grants by Illness 18 2020 Donor Listing 46 2020 Young Investigators Institutional Affiliations 22 Financial Summary 70 What We Support BBRF funds research in the following areas: Addiction, ADHD, Anxiety, Autism, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline “Together we can Personality Disorder, Depression, Eating Disorders, dramatically OCD, PTSD, Schizophrenia, and Suicide Prevention. improve the lives of those living with mental illness and Our Scientific enable more people Council to live full, happy, The high quality of the research we fund is made and productive possible by the BBRF Scientific Council. This group lives.” of 183 prominent mental health researchers, led by Jeffrey Borenstein, M.D. Dr. Herbert Pardes, reviews each grant application BBRF President & CEO and selects the most promising ideas with the great- est potential to lead to breakthroughs. The Scientific Council guides the Foundation to fund creative and impactful basic, translational, and clinical research Our operating expenses are covered relevant to the whole spectrum of mental health. by separate foundation grants.

Research for Recovery

30+ 70k+ $418M+ 5,000+ years donors awarded researchers

For more than 30 years Our 70,000 donors Since 1987 the Grants have been given the Brain & Behavior have joined together in Foundation has awarded to more than 5,000 Research Foundation the great challenge of more than $418 million leading scientists has fostered new modern medical science to fund more than 6,000 around the world. research pathways — overcoming mental grants. and transformative illness. breakthroughs. Jeffrey Borenstein, M.D. Herbert Pardes, M.D. Geoffrey Simon President & CEO President, Scientific Council Chair, Board of Directors

The COVID-19 pandemic has touched all our lives— greatest chance of advancing the field and paving the way especially people with psychiatric conditions. They’ve had for better treatments, cures, and methods of prevention. significantly higher rates of COVID-19 infection and worse outcomes. BBRF is a collaboration—between generous donors and dedicated scientists—and the research we fund together According to the Centers for Disease Control and has been innovative, visionary, and transformative. Prevention (CDC), the number of adults experiencing depression and anxiety has quadrupled in the past year. To date, BBRF has provided more than $418 million in The long-term effects of COVID-19 on the brain are just research grants to more than 5,000 scientists around the starting to come to light. Particularly troubling is evidence world. We are proud to report that in 2020 BBRF funded that there may be mild—but very real—brain damage more than $18 million in research grants across a broad that occurs in many survivors. This is leading to cognitive, spectrum of brain illnesses including: Addiction, ADHD, behavioral, and psychological problems. Anxiety, Autism, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Depression, Eating Disorders, OCD, Psychosis, One of the bright spots in a very difficult year is scientific PTSD, Schizophrenia, as well as Suicide Prevention. research. It was research and development that brought us the vaccines now combating the COVID-19 pandemic. One reason that research funded by BBRF has such The ability of research scientists to create and bring great impact is because we do not limit our focus to one multiple vaccines to market within months, not years, illness or condition. Another reason is because 100% of underscores the real power of scientific research, built on every dollar donated for research is invested in our years of diligent work by scientists around the world. research grants. We can do this because our operating expenses are covered by separate foundation grants. Although research scientists have developed vaccines This means that when you donate a dollar for research and therapies to control the pandemic, they haven’t that dollar goes directly to the scientist. found instant solutions to the mental health and behavioral problems that are on the rise, particularly BBRF grantees are chosen by our world-renowned post-pandemic. For that we still need research—now Scientific Council. Led by Dr. Herbert Pardes, the more than ever. Council is comprised of 183 scientists who rigorously evaluate every grant application, identifying the most The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation (BBRF) is promising, high-quality science. Research proposals are funding that research. BBRF supports brain research submitted from around the world. The Council carefully from the very beginning of a research scientist’s career, selects those with the greatest potential for significant from his or her first novel idea. Our Young Investigator breakthroughs. This past year the Council evaluated grants provide the seed funding young researchers need more than 1,000 grant proposals and awarded 150 to pursue their hypotheses, concepts, and strategies that Young Investigator two-year research grants for $35,000 our independent Scientific Council believe have the per year.

4 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Over the past 30+ years, BBRF grants have been the The Brain & Behavior Magazine continues to inform springboard for young scientists to get new ideas readers of the most important advancements in scientific off the ground, create improved treatments and research. This is supplemented by eNews, a weekly email new methods of prevention. This crucial funding newsletter that features the research of BBRF grantees, generates preliminary data that often leads to prizewinners, and Scientific Council members. Through additional funding from the National Institutes these and other efforts, we aim to share information with of Health (NIH). BBRF grantees usually then go you as often as possible about what is happening in the on to receive sustained grant support from other labs, and about work that is carrying new knowledge and sources (bother federal and private) that on average insights from bench to bedside. has equaled 10 times the original research grant BBRF also produces the public television series, “Healthy amount. This “multiplier effect” is a vital part of Minds,” which is broadcast on public television stations what makes BBRF the largest private funder of around the nation and can be viewed mental health research grants. online at www.bbrfoundation.org/ BBRF research is playing a vital healthy-minds-tv. The series aims to role in some of the most important Innovative decrease stigma and prejudice by advances impacting people with providing useful information to the mental illness and their families right scientists. Novel public about psychiatric conditions now. These include: Rapid-acting and treatments as well as cutting-edge antidepressants; Non-invasive brain ideas. Cutting edge research advancements. stimulation to treat depression, OCD and PTSD; Computer-guided research. At the heart of the Brain & Behavior cognitive remediation for enhanced Research Foundation’s unprecedented recovery in schizophrenia; and success funding innovative and impactful potentially lowering a child’s mental research is collaboration. Our shared illness risk via maternal choline supplements. These are goal of a world free from debilitating mental illnesses relies transformative developments that brain science has first and foremost upon you, our donors—in partnership achieved over the past 20 years. with the scientists chosen by the BBRF Scientific Council— who transform support into improved treatments, cures, Many significant BBRF-funded research results were and methods of prevention for our loved ones. published in papers in leading psychiatric and medical journals during 2020. This annual report features our Working alongside the BBRF Board, Scientific Council, “Top 10” Leading Research Achievements by BBRF and our donors is an honor, and we thank you for your grantees, prizewinners & Scientific Council members dedication to our mission. We continue to be inspired in the past year. This illustrates a cross-section of the by the magnitude and scope of the discoveries that remarkable progress being made by investigators we are being made by the scientists we fund together and have funded. These important advancements, as well appreciate your ongoing generous support. as other scientific discoveries, reflect how BBRF helps Sincerely, people who live with mental illness.

This year BBRF awarded its Outstanding Achievement Prizes in Mental Health to seven scientists for their Jeffrey Borenstein, M.D. extraordinary work in advancing psychiatric research. The President and CEO Prizewinners were featured presenters at BBRF’s 2020 International Mental Health Virtual Symposium. Herbert Pardes, M.D. Our annual Pardes Humanitarian Prizewinners in Mental President, Scientific Council Health were Myrna Weisman, Ph.D. and Sir Michael Rutter, FRS, while E. Fuller Torrey, M.D., received an honorary tribute. The BBRF International Mental Health Virtual Symposium is available to watch free on-demand Geoffrey Simon at www.bbrfoundation.org/event/international-mental- Chair, Board of Directors health-research-symposium. www.bbrfoundation.org 5 BBRF Grants Are Making a Difference

Research supported by BBRF grants is playing a vital role on some of the most important fronts in the fight against mental illness.

The First Rapid-Acting Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation Computer-Guided Cognitive Antidepressants to Treat Depression, OCD, PTSD Remediation for Enhanced Recovery in Schizophrenia In 2019, the FDA approved BBRF grants seeded research esketamine, the first-ever which led to FDA approval Recovery may be possible for rapid-acting antidepressant for in 2008 of rTMS (repetitive more people with schizophrenia patients with treatment-resistant transcranial magnetic stimulation) and other disorders in which depression, and brexanolone, for treatment-resistant major cognitive function is impaired, which can lift postpartum depression. BBRF grantees are including bipolar disorder and depression within 48 hours. 90 now testing more powerful and depression. Recently, BBRF-funded BBRF grants over 20 years helped faster-acting brain-stimulation scientists have clinically validated build the foundation for these technologies with a wide range of computer-guided methods of long-sought advances. potential applications. enhancing verbal and auditory learning capacity, processing speed, working memory, and recall ability in chronic schizophrenia patients.

6 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Lowering the Child’s Mental Harnessing Stem Cell Computer-Guided Early Illness Risk via Maternal Technology to Study Autism, Diagnosis of Mental Illness Choline Supplements Schizophrenia BBRF-funded investigators are BBRF grantees have pioneered BBRF grantees have pioneered training machines that, in turn, choline supplementation in the diet the use of stem-cell technologies train themselves—ultimately, to a of pregnant women to reduce the to create functioning brain level of precision not possible in risk of mental illness in children. “organoids”—living test-beds humans—to recognize potentially Today, the American Medical that can be used to assess new diagnostic patterns of clinical Association recommends including drug candidates as well as reveal data or biological markers in choline in prenatal vitamin how genetic variations cause schizophrenia, first-episode supplements. pathologies in the fetal brain psychosis, major depression, and as it develops. This research is bipolar disorder. especially pertinent in autism, schizophrenia and other disorders with developmental roots.

www.bbrfoundation.org 7 Our Scientific Council

180 Scientific Council Members (18 Emeritus) James L. Kennedy, M.D. Laura M. Rowland, Ph.D. 51 Members of the National Academy of Medicine Robert M. Kessler, M.D. John L.R. Rubenstein, M.D., Ph.D. 32 Chairs of Psychiatry & Neuroscience Departments Mary-Claire King, Ph.D. Bernardo Sabatini, M.D., Ph.D. 16 National Institute of Health Chiefs & Directors Rachel G. Klein, Ph.D. Gerard Sanacora, M.D., Ph.D. 10 Members of the National Academy of Sciences John H. Krystal, M.D. Akira Sawa, M.D., Ph.D. 3 Recipients of the National Medal of Science Amanda J. Law, Ph.D. Alan F. Schatzberg, M.D. 2 Former Directors of the National Institute of James F. Leckman, M.D., Ph.D. Nina R. Schooler, Ph.D. Mental Health and the current Director Francis S. Lee, M.D., Ph.D. Robert Schwarcz, Ph.D. 1 Nobel Prize Winner Ellen Leibenluft, M.D. Yvette I. Sheline, M.D. Robert H. Lenox, M.D. David A. Silbersweig, M.D. President Z. Jeff Daskalakis, M.D., Ph.D. Pat R. Levitt, Ph.D. Vikaas S. Sohal, M.D., Ph.D. Herbert Pardes, M.D. Karl Deisseroth, M.D., Ph.D. David A. Lewis, M.D. Matthew W. State, M.D., Ph.D. J. Raymond DePaulo, Jr., M.D. Jeffrey A. Lieberman, M.D. Murray B. Stein, M.D., M.P.H., Vice President Emeritus Ariel Y. Deutch, Ph.D. Kelvin Lim, M.D. F.R.C.F.C. Floyd E. Bloom, M.D. Ralph DiLeone, Ph.D. Sarah Hollingsworth Lisanby, M.D. Stephen M. Strakowski, M.D. Lisa Beth Dixon, M.D., M.P.H. Joan L. Luby, M.D. John S. Strauss, M.D. Ted Abel, Ph.D. Wayne C. Drevets, M.D. Irwin Lucki, Ph.D. Carol A. Tamminga, M.D. Anissa Abi-Dargham, M.D. Kafui Dzirasa, M.D., Ph.D. Gary Lynch, Ph.D. Laurence H. Tecott, M.D., Ph.D. Nii A. Addy, Ph.D. Guoping Feng, Ph.D. Robert C. Malenka, M.D., Ph.D. Kay M. Tye, Ph.D. Susanne E. Ahmari, M.D., Ph.D. Robert L. Findling, M.D., MBA Anil K. Malhotra, M.D. Flora M. Vaccarino, M.D. Schahram Akbarian, M.D.,Ph.D. Stan B. Floresco, Ph.D. Husseini K. Manji, M.D., F.R.C.P.C. Rita J. Valentino, Ph.D. Susan G. Amara, Ph.D. Judith M. Ford, Ph.D. J. John Mann, M.D. Jeremy M. Veenstra- Stewart A. Anderson, M.D. Alan Frazer, Ph.D. John S. March, M.D., M.P.H. VanderWeele, M.D. Nancy C. Andreasen, M.D., Ph.D. Robert Freedman, M.D. Stephen Maren, Ph.D. Susan M. Voglmaier, M.D., Ph.D. Victoria Arango, Ph.D. Fred H. Gage, Ph.D. Daniel H. Mathalon, Ph.D., M.D. Aristotle N. Voineskos, M.D., Ph.D. Amy F.T. Arnsten, Ph.D. Aurelio Galli, Ph.D. Helen S. Mayberg, M.D. Nora D. Volkow, M.D. Gary S. Aston-Jones, Ph.D. Mark S. George, M.D. Carla A. Mazefsky, Ph.D. Jay M. Baraban, M.D., Ph.D. Colleen A. McClung, Ph.D. Karen Dineen Wagner, M.D., Elliot S. Gershon, M.D. Ph.D. Deanna M. Barch, Ph.D. Ronald McKay, Ph.D. Mark A. Geyer, Ph.D. Daniel R. Weinberger, M.D. Jack D. Barchas, M.D. James H. Meador-Woodruff, M.D. Jay N. Giedd, M.D. Myrna M. Weissman, Ph.D. Samuel H. Barondes, M.D. Herbert Y. Meltzer, M.D. Jay A. Gingrich, M.D., Ph.D. Marina E. Wolf, Ph.D. Carrie E. Bearden, Ph.D. Kathleen R. Merikangas, Ph.D. James M. Gold, Ph.D. Jared W. Young, Ph.D. Francine M. Benes, M.D., Ph.D. Richard J. Miller, Ph.D. David Goldman, M.D. L. Trevor Young, M.D., Ph.D., Karen F. Berman, M.D. Karoly Mirnics, M.D., Ph.D. Joshua A. Gordon, M.D., Ph.D. F.R.C.P.C., F.C.A.H.S. Wade H. Berrettini, M.D., Ph.D. Bita Moghaddam, Ph.D. Elizabeth Gould, Ph.D. Carlos A. Zarate, Jr., M.D. Randy D. Blakely, Ph.D. Lisa M. Monteggia, Ph.D. Anthony A. Grace, Ph.D. Jon-Kar Zubieta, M.D., Ph.D. Pierre Blier, M.D., Ph.D. Raquel E. Gur, M.D., Ph.D. Charles B. Nemeroff, M.D., Ph.D. Hilary P. Blumberg, M.D. Eric J. Nestler, M.D., Ph.D. Suzanne N. Haber, Ph.D. Members Emeritus Antonello Bonci, M.D. Andrew A. Nierenberg, M.D. Philip D. Harvey, Ph.D. George K. Aghajanian, M.D. Kristen J. Brennand, Ph.D. Patricio O’Donnell, M.D., Ph.D. Stephan Heckers, M.D. Huda Akil, Ph.D. Robert W. Buchanan, M.D. Dost Ongur, M.D., Ph.D. René Hen, Ph.D. BJ Casey, Ph.D. Peter F. Buckley, M.D. Maria A. Oquendo, M.D., Ph.D. Fritz A. Henn, M.D., Ph.D. Dennis S. Charney, M.D. Edward T. Bullmore, Ph.D. Godfrey D. Pearlson, M.D., Ph.D. Takao K. Hensch, Ph.D. Bruce M. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D. William E. Bunney, Jr., M.D. Peter Penzes, Ph.D. Robert M.A. Hirschfeld, M.D. Jan A. Fawcett, M.D. Joseph D. Buxbaum, Ph.D. Mary L. Phillips, M.D., M.D. Elliot Hong, M.D. Frederick K. Goodwin, M.D. William Byerley, M.D. (CANTAB) Yasmin L. Hurd, Ph.D. Steven E. Hyman, M.D. Tyrone D. Cannon, Ph.D. Marina R. Picciotto, Ph.D. Robert B. Innis, M.D., Ph.D. Samuel J. Keith, M.D. William Carlezon, Ph.D. Daniel S. Pine, M.D. Jonathan A. Javitch, M.D., Ph.D. Kenneth K. Kidd, Ph.D. Marc G. Caron, Ph.D. Robert M. Post, M.D. Daniel C. Javitt, M.D., Ph.D. Steven M. Paul, M.D. William T. Carpenter, Jr., M.D. James B. Potash, M.D., M.P.H. Dilip V. Jeste, M.D. Steven G. Potkin, M.D. Cameron S. Carter, M.D. Pasko Rakic, M.D., Ph.D. René S. Kahn, M.D., Ph.D. Solomon H. Snyder, M.D. Peter Jeffrey Conn, Ph.D. Judith L. Rapoport, M.D. Ned H. Kalin, M.D. John A. Talbott, M.D. Edwin H. Cook, Jr. M.D. Peter W. Kalivas, Ph.D. Perry F. Renshaw, M.D., Ph.D., M.B.A. Ming T. Tsuang, M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc. Richard Coppola, D.Sc. Eric R. Kandel, M.D. Kerry J. Ressler, M.D., Ph.D. Jim van Os, M.D., Ph.D., MRCPsych Christopher W. Cowan, Ph.D. Richard S.E. Keefe, Ph.D. Victoria B. Risbrough, Ph.D. Mark von Zastrow, M.D., Ph.D. Joseph T. Coyle, M.D. Martin B. Keller, M.D. Carolyn B. Robinowitz, M.D. Jacqueline N. Crawley, Ph.D. John R. Kelsoe, M.D. Carolyn Rodriguez, M.D., Ph.D. John G. Csernansky, M.D. Kenneth S. Kendler, M.D. Bryan L. Roth, M.D., Ph.D.

8 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Our New Scientific Council Members

The Scientific Council guides the Foundation to fund creative and impactful research relevant to the whole spectrum of mental illness.

Led by Dr. Herbert Pardes, the founding President of our Scientific Council, the all-volunteer group of pre-eminent mental health researchers reviews hundreds of grant applications each year and selects the most promising research ideas with the greatest potential to lead to breakthroughs.

We welcome our 10 newest members.

“At its very core BBRF strives to find the dynamic path forward. Scientists who have received a BBRF grant have generated seminal ideas, launched discoveries that have changed the direction of research, and helped foster the development and testing of novel therapies offering new and better therapeutic options to patients. The Scientific Council is working hard to find and support those early-career scientists who are on the path to solving the most intricate and complicated of illnesses—mental illness.” - Herbert Pardes, M.D.

NII ADDY, Ph.D. CHRIS COWAN, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Professor, Departments of Psychiatry Neuroscience and Psychiatry Yale University School of Medicine William E. Murray SmartState Endowed Chair of Excellence in Neuroscience Chair, Department of Neuroscience The Medical University of South Carolina

KAFUI DZIRASA, M.D., RENÉ KAHN, M.D., Ph.D. Ph.D. Esther and Joseph Klingenstein Assistant Professor, Psychiatry Professor & Chair, Department & Behavioral Sciences and of Psychiatry and Behavioral Biomedical Engineering Health System Associate Professor, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Neurobiology and Neurosurgery Sinai Investigator in the Duke Director, VISN 2 Mental Illness Institute for Brain Sciences Research, Education and Clinical Duke University Center (MIRECC) 2013 BBRF Sidney R. Baer, Jr. Prize James J. Peters Veterans Affairs for Outstanding Achievement in Medical Center Schizophrenia Research

www.bbrfoundation.org 9 Our New Scientific Council Members (continued)

SARAH LISANBY, M.D. CARLA MAZEFSKY, Director, Division of Ph.D. Translational Research Associate Professor of National Institute of Mental Health Psychiatry and Psychology University of Pittsburgh Medical 2010 BBRF Distinguished Center Investigator 2003 BBRF Independent Investigator 2001 BBRF Klerman Prize for Exceptional Clinical Research 1996 BBRF Young Investigator

COLLEEN MCCLUNG, PETER PENZES, Ph.D. M.D., Ph.D. Director, Center for Autism and Professor of Psychiatry and Neurodevelopment Clinical and Translational Ruth and Evelyn Dunbar Science Professor of Psychiatry and University of Pittsburgh School of Behavioral Sciences Medicine Professor of Physiology, 2016 BBRF Independent Pharmacology and Psychiatry Investigator and Behavioral Sciences 2007, 2005 BBRF Young Northwestern University Investigator 2007, 2003 BBRF Young Investigator

CAROLYN RODRIGUEZ, DAVID SILBERSWEIG, M.D., Ph.D. M.D. Assistant Professor, Chairman, Department of Department of Psychiatry and Psychiatry Behavioral Sciences Co-Director, Center for the Director, Translational OCD Neurosciences Research Program Brigham and Women’s Hospital Stanford University School of Stanley Cobb Professor of Medicine Psychiatry 2014, 2009 BBRF Young Harvard Medical School Investigator 1996 BBRF Young Investigator

10 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2020 Leading Research Achievements by Foundation Grantees, Prize Winners, & Scientific Council Members

NEXT-GENERATION THERAPIES: Anxiety Disorders Inhibiting the Threat Response in the Presence of a “Safety” Signal

Dylan Gee, Ph.D. Researchers identified a neural circuit projecting from a part of the brain’s hippocampus that enables people to inhibit their response to a Yale University perceived threat in the presence of a learned “safety” signal. Targeting 2015 BBRF Young Investigator this circuit could lead to a new therapeutic approach to fear-related Proceedings of the National anxiety. The pathway the researchers discovered diverges from the Academy of Sciences, circuitry involved in “extinction learning” which is central in cognitive December 2019 behavioral therapy (CBT) often prescribed to reduce fear- and stress- related anxiety.

The research team included: Francis Lee, M.D., Ph.D., BBRF Scientific Council, 2011 BBRF Independent Investigator, 2005 and 2002 Young Investigator; Conor Liston M.D., Ph.D., 2013 BBRF Young Investigator.

NEXT-GENERATION THERAPIES: Addiction, Substance-Use Disorders In 2 Trials, Ketamine Added to Behavioral Therapy Helped People with Cocaine and Alcohol Dependencies to Abstain Frances R. Levin, M.D. In separate randomized clinical trials published in February 2020 and November 2019, a research team at Columbia University and the New Columbia University York Psychiatric Institute reported success in combining existing forms 2000 BBRF Independent of behavioral-modification therapy and a single infusion of the drug Investigator ketamine (at a sub-anesthetic dose) to enable people with alcohol American Journal of Psychiatry, and cocaine dependencies to maintain abstinence. In the cocaine trial, February 2020 ketamine was combined with mindfulness-based behavioral training; in the alcohol trial, it was paired with motivational enhancement therapy. Ketamine provided protection against a lapse in abstinence evolving into continued use—i.e., relapse—or into a dropout from treatment. The team suggests that ketamine may affect brain biology in ways that make the behavioral therapy component more effective than when given alone, a concept to be tested in larger trials.

Dr. Levin was a senior member of the teams in both trials. The team in the cocaine trial included Sanjay Mathew, M.D., 2009 BBRF Independent Investigator, 2006 and 2001 BBRF Young Investigator. Both trials were led by Elias Dakwar, M.D., and Edward Nunes, M.D., of Columbia University.

www.bbrfoundation.org 11 BASIC RESEARCH: Depression, Anxiety Disorders Mechanism in Brain’s Blood-Vessel Cells That Promotes Stress Resilience

Caroline Ménard, Ph.D. Researchers discovered molecular mechanisms in blood-vessel cells that form the blood-brain barrier (BBB) which may protect the brain against Laval University / CERVO Brain stress and depression, and which might be targeted in future therapies. Research Centre, Canada The BBB selectively allows certain nutrients and other essential factors 2016 BBRF Young Investigator in the blood to pass into brain tissue, while keeping out pathogens, Proceedings of the National pro-inflammatory immune signals and other harmful elements. Dr. Academy of Sciences, Ménard’s team explored mechanisms that give rise to leaks in the blood- February 2020 brain barrier, promoting depression, and identified several potentially targetable immune pathways that help keep the BBB strong amid challenges like stress or inflammation. The research team included: Carol Tamminga, M.D., BBRF Scientific Council, 2011 BBRF Lieber Prize, 2010 and 1988 BBRF Distinguished Investigator; Gustavo Turecki, M.D., Ph.D., 2020 BBRF Colvin Prize, 2016 BBRF Distinguished Investigator, 2008 BBRF Independent Investigator, 2000 BBRF Young Investigator; Scott Russo, Ph.D., 2008 and 2006 BBRF Young Investigator; Sam Golden, Ph.D., 2018 BBRF Young Investigator.

NEXT-GENERATION THERAPIES: Depression, PTSD Discovery of a Way to Potentially Extend Ketamine’s Antidepressant Effects

Chadi G. Abdallah, M.D. Pre-treating refractory depression patients with the FDA-approved antibiotic drug rapamycin before giving them a ketamine infusion was Yale University / VA National found in a clinical trial to extend ketamine’s antidepressant effects. Center for PTSD When patients took rapamycin prior to receiving ketamine, 41% still 2014 and 2012 BBRF Young showed a clinical antidepressant response after two weeks, with 29% Investigator in full remission. This compared with 13% response and 7% remission Neuropsychopharmacology, when placebo was given prior to ketamine instead of rapamycin. In most February 2020 patients, when ketamine is given alone, its effects are robust for several days and fade after about a week. The researchers note that rapamycin is a potent suppressor of inflammation, which has often been suspected of involvement in the biology of depression. They speculate that the anti-inflammatory effects of rapamycin may protect new or restored synaptic connections between neurons in the cortex that are forged after a ketamine infusion. The research team included: John H. Krystal, M.D., BBRF Scientific Council, 2006 and 2000 BBRF Distinguished Investigator, 1997 BBRF Independent Investigator; Gerard Sanacora, M.D., Ph.D., BBRF Scientific Council, 2014 BBRF Distinguished Investigator, 2007 BBRF Independent Investigator, 2001 and 1999 BBRF Young Investigator; the late Ronald S. Duman, Ph.D., 2005 BBRF Distinguished Investigator, 2002 Falcone Prize, 1997 BBRF Independent Investigator and 1989 BBRF Young Investigator; Deepak Cyril D’Souza, M.D., 2013 BBRF Independent Investigator; Kyung-Heup Ahn, M.D., 2009 BBRF Young Investigator; Mohini Ranqanathan, M.D., 2007 BBRF Young Investigator; Lynette Averill, Ph.D., 2015 BBRF Young Investigator.

12 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 NEW TECHNOLOGIES, BASIC RESEARCH: Schizophrenia, Autism, Developmental Disorders Integrating Stem-Cell Technology and CRISPR Gene Editing Makes New Insights Possible on Disruptions in Brain Development Kristen Brennand, Ph.D. Researchers harnessed the power of a gene-editing technology called CRISPR to make stem cell-based studies of psychiatric disorders much Icahn School of Medicine more powerful. Skin and blood cells sampled from patients can be at Mount Sinai / Yale University reprogrammed to revert to a stem cell-like state and then be directed to BBRF Scientific Council, 2018 redevelop as immature brain cells which can reveal pathologies caused BBRF Maltz Prize, 2016 BBRF by the patient’s genetic variations. Using CRISPR to create “isogenic” Independent Investigator, cell lines enables researchers to distinguish the specific biological 2012 BBRF Young Investigator changes associated with a single “risk gene” or combinations of them, irrespective of DNA differences between cell donors. Drs. Brennand Schahram Akbarian, and Akbarian are pioneers in “integrating” the two technologies, M.D., Ph.D. thus helping to enhance the collective power of the field to explore causation and identify new treatments, especially for disorders such as Icahn School of Medicine at schizophrenia and autism with strong genetic roots whose pathologies Mount Sinai may begin early in brain development. BBRF Scientific Council, 2018 BBRF Lieber Prize, 2012 BBRF Distinguished Investigator, 2000, 1995, 1993 BBRF Young Investi- gator, 1997 BBRF Klerman Prize Schizophrenia Research, March 2020

NEXT-GENERATION THERAPIES: Depression Remarkable Remission Rate Reported in Patients Who Received SAINT, a Non-Invasive Brain-Stimulation Treatment for Refractory Depression Nolan Williams, M.D. In a pilot trial involving 21 patients who had not responded to previous depression therapies, researchers employed a form of non-invasive brain Stanford University stimulation treatment called iTBS (intermittent theta-burst stimulation). 2019 BBRF Klerman Prize, 2018, In this test, five times as much total stimulation was delivered over a 2016 BBRF Young Investigator 5-day period than currently FDA-approved depression treatments for American Journal of Psychiatry, iTBS and rTMS deliver in 6 weeks. After 5 days of treatments 90% of April 2020 the participants achieved remission of their depression symptoms. One month later, 70% of patients continued to experience an antidepressant “response”—a reduction in initial symptoms of at least 50%. A larger trial is now in progress to confirm the rapid anti-depressant effects seen in the pilot trial. The research team included Alan Schatzberg, M.D., BBRF Scientific Council, 2005 BBRF Falcone Prize.

www.bbrfoundation.org 13 NEXT-GENERATION THERAPIES: Bipolar Disorder Study Finds Important Changes in the Treatment of Bipolar Disorder Over 20 Years

Samuel Wilkinson, M.D. Based on outpatient treatment records, researchers found that compared with 20 years ago, bipolar disorder outpatients today are much more Yale University likely to be prescribed an antipsychotic and/or an antidepressant 2016 BBRF Young Investigator medication rather than a mood stabilizer like lithium. Second-generation American Journal of Psychiatry, antipsychotics have in large measure replaced lithium and other April 2020 mood stabilizers, the team noted, in the absence of any comparative effectiveness data that would indicate superior outcomes for patients. The researchers also noted a consistent lack of evidence for the efficacy of antidepressants in outpatients with bipolar disorder. In view of the trends they identified, the team strongly recommended initiating comparative effectiveness studies for mood stabilizers vs. second-generation antipsychotics, as well as efficacy studies for antidepressants in bipolar disorder outpatients. The research team included: Andrew Nierenberg, M.D., BBRF Scientific Council, 2013 BBRF Colvin Prize, 2013 BBRF Distinguished Investigator, 2003 and 2000 BBRF Independent Investigator; Mark Olfson, M.D., 2005 BBRF Distinguished Investigator.

DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS/EARLY INTERVENTION: Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Developmental Disorders In Pregnant Women with COVID-19, Higher Choline Levels May Protect Fetal Brain Development Robert R. Freedman, M.D. New research suggests that having higher levels of the nutrient choline via diet or supplements may protect brain development of the fetus in University of Colorado Denver pregnant women who develop COVID-19 infection by early in the 2nd School of Medicine trimester. When faced with an infection, the mother’s body mounts BBRF Scientific Council, an immune response, which poses a potential health risk to the fetus. 2015 BBRF Lieber Prize, The team drew upon data collected in their prior studies of women 2006 and 1999 BBRF who developed bacterial and viral infections during the first 16 weeks Distinguished Investigator of pregnancy—the point at which the fetus is most vulnerable to maternal inflammation. The data indicated that higher choline levels M. Camille Hoffman, M.D. obtained through diet or supplements may protect fetal development and support early behavioral development even if the mother contracts University of Colorado Denver a viral infection in early gestation when the brain is first being formed. School of Medicine Choline levels, they note, are most important early in pregnancy—levels 2015 BBRF Baer Prize beginning at 22 weeks were not observed to affect infant outcomes. Journal of Psychiatric Research, The research team included: Amanda Law, Ph.D., BBRF Scientific Council, May 2020 2011 Baer Prize, 2009 BBRF Distinguished Investigator, 2006 BBRF Young Investigator; Sharon Hunter, Ph.D., 2003 BBRF Young Investigator.

14 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 BASIC RESEARCH: Schizophrenia, Depression, Epilepsy, Alzheimer’s Researchers Discover a Role for Immune Cells Called Microglia in Inhibiting Brain Activity and Regulating Behavior

Anne Schaefer, M.D., Ph.D. Researchers discovered a new way in which the brain keeps neural activation within normal bounds: immune cells specific to the brain, Icahn School of Medicine at called microglia, sense neural activity and respond by locally inhibiting Mount Sinai it. Failure of this mechanism may be involved in illnesses ranging from 2010 BBRF Young Investigator Alzheimer’s and epilepsy to depression and schizophrenia. The study Nature, September 2020 puts a fresh spotlight on these cells as partners of neurons in the regulation of neuronal activity and behavior. When inflammation is present, Dr. Schaefer explains, or in neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, microglia lose their ability to regulate neural activity— perhaps a factor in the pathology associated with these conditions. Since dysregulated neuronal activity is part of the pathology of an illness like Alzheimer’s, it means the regulatory role played by microglia also has an impact, indirectly, on behavior—something not previously recognized. The research team included: Paul Kenny, Ph.D., 2015 BBRF Distinguished Investigator, 2004 BBRF Young Investigator; Erin Calipari, Ph.D., 2018 BBRF Young Investigator; James Surmeier, Ph.D., 1996 BBRF Distinguished Investigator; Munir Gunes Kutlu, Ph.D., 2019 BBRF Young Investigator; Pinar Ayata, Ph.D., 2016 BBRF Young Investigator.

NEXT-GENERATION THERAPIES: Bipolar Disorder Psychotherapy in Addition to Medication Helps Bipolar Disorder Patients Avoid Relapse and Manage Their Symptoms, Study Reveals

David Miklowitz, Ph.D. An analysis of 39 randomized clinical trials involving 3,863 individuals diagnosed with bipolar disorder concluded that when medication University of California, is supplemented with various forms of psychotherapy, the rate of Los Angeles recurrence in the next 12 months declines, and symptoms are better 2011 BBRF Colvin Prize, managed. The study found that psychoeducation with “guided practice 2001 BBRF Distinguished of illness management skills” was superior when delivered in a family Investigator, 1987 BBRF format (i.e., patients with their caregivers) or a group format (patients Young Investigator with other patients) than when delivered in an individual (one-on-one) JAMA Psychiatry, October 2020 format. Patients were more likely to stick with their combined treatment regimens over a year’s time when they received therapy in family or group formats, or when they received brief psychoeducation as opposed to more formalized versions of psychoeducation given individually. The team also concluded that medication combined with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and with lesser certainty, family therapy or interpersonal therapy (IPT), was more effective than medication with “treatment as usual” in stabilizing depressive symptoms in patients.

www.bbrfoundation.org 15 BBRF Grants Pave the Way to Improved Treatments, Cures, and Methods of Prevention

SINCE 1987 The path to being awarded a BBRF grant starts with an application. Applicants for grants describe why they think their project could help lead to new insights and advances in brain and behavior disorders and represent AWARDED FUNDED the best and the brightest talent from world-class 5,000+ $418M+ institutions. RESEARCHERS GRANTS The BBRF’s Scientific Council, which is made up of 183 preeminent mental health researchers and led BBRF grant recipients have gone on to receive an by Dr. Herbert Pardes, volunteer their time to review estimated $4 billion in additional research funding in and evaluate applications. The Scientific Council not next-stage NIMH and NIH grants. only looks for projects with the greatest potential for immediate breakthroughs in neurobiological and No other organization outside of the federal psychiatric research, but also for projects which can government has funded the number of mental yield additional benefits for many years to come. health research grants that the Foundation has— or been responsible for more breakthroughs in This venture capital-like approach to research funding the field. has had tremendous success in advancing the field and helping more people live full, happy, and productive lives. Our grants support a broad range of the best ideas in brain research. Funding is focused on four priority areas to better understand and treat mental illness, aiming toward prevention and cures: “We are very proud that BBRF supports individuals from across a wide range of Research Categories disciplines—neurologists, psychologists, Basic Research sociologists, pharmacologists, biochemists— To understand what happens in the brain to cause from all over the world. BBRF Grants foster mental illness a large scale, open, collaborative research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention effort with as many people as possible to To recognize early signs of mental illness and treat as help find better treatments and cures for early as possible mental illness.” New Technologies To advance or create new ways of studying and Herbert Pardes, M.D. understanding the brain President, BBRF Scientific Council Next-Generation Therapies To reduce symptoms of mental illness and ultimately cure and prevent brains and behavior disorders

16 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 BBRF Young Investigator Grants in 2020

1,012 150 $10.3 YOUNG YOUNG MILLION AWARDED INVESTIGATOR INVESTIGATOR IN YOUNG APPLICATIONS GRANTS INVESTIGATOR AWARDED GRANTS

BBRF Young Investigator grants give early-career Co-Chairs of the Young Investigator Grant scientists the initial funding they need to begin to test Selection Committee their ideas and solidify their academic research careers. Young Investigator grants provide scientists with $35,000/year for two years, totaling $70,000. This seed money enables them to generate the preliminary data, or “proof of concept” that they need to compete for larger grants from other funding sources like the National Institutes of Health.

Many of the new 2020 projects focus on brain biology underlying a range of psychiatric disorders—for example, Judy M. Ford, Ph.D. Suzanne N. Haber, Ph.D. Professor, Department of Professor, Department of imbalances between excitation and inhibition in the Psychiatry Pharmacology and Physiology brain; or brain circuitry that is engaged when we form University of California, University of Rochester School of memories, including fear memories when we are exposed San Francisco Medicine and Dentistry BBRF Scientific Council Member BBRF Scientific Council Member to threats or trauma. A number of grantees are exploring 2003 BBRF Independent 2011 BBRF Distinguished tiny changes in the way the vast human genome is densely Investigator Investigator packaged in the nucleus of each cell—changes that can alter the expression of genes thought to contribute to “I had been in a lab for about two years. My illnesses such as schizophrenia and autism. whole scientific career depended on a $60,000 piece of equipment and then all of sudden I Several projects seek to grasp how immune cells in the was cut off. It was only because I received brain called glia and microglia, as well as microbes living the BBRF Young Investigator grant at this in the human gut, may be contributing to vulnerability to time that I was able to buy the equipment to mental illnesses, notably depression and stress-related do the project I needed to do. That got me my disorders. next BBRF Young Investigator award and then Other 2020 grantees are trying to understand the a K Award from the NIMH. I really doubt I’d be mystery behind gender differences in susceptibility standing here as the director of the NIMH if I to depression and anxiety disorders, as well as ADHD hadn’t been able to jumpstart my career with and autism. These are just a few highlights of the many the help of the BBRF.” exciting new projects that BBRF grantees will be working Joshua Gordon, M.D., Ph.D. on. It’s an exciting and very promising time in brain Director of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) research that we hope will lead to improved treatments BBRF Scientific Council Member in the years to come. 2003, 2001 BBRF Young Investigator Grant

www.bbrfoundation.org 17 2020 BBRF Young Investigator Grants by Illness Some grantees are listed under multiple categories as their grant projects are relevant to more than one illness.

ADDICTION / SUBSTANCE- ATTENTION-DEFICIT Giannina Descalzi, Ph.D. USE DISORDERS HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER Basic Research (ADHD) Aaron Bornstein, Ph.D. Christian Ebbesen, Ph.D. Basic Research Vincent Breton-Provencher, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Suheyla Cetin Karayumak, Ph.D. Janos Fuzik, Ph.D. Basic Research Jessica Dennis, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Ana Covelo, Ph.D. Kirsten Gilbert, Ph.D. Basic Research Shulamite Green, Ph.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Giordano de Guglielmo, Ph.D. Shulamite Green, Ph.D. Basic Research Simone Haller, Ph.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Lauren DePoy, Ph.D. Simone Haller, Ph.D. Basic Research Henry Hallock, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Atsushi Fujimoto, M.D., Ph.D. Keith Hengen, Ph.D. Basic Research Ansel Hillmer, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Gil Hoftman, M.D., Ph.D. Kathryn Humphreys, Ph.D. Basic Research Douglas Leffa, M.D., Ph.D. Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research Emma Johnson, Ph.D. Jing Jiang, Ph.D. Basic Research Behrang Mahjani, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Anne Marije Kaag, Ph.D. Jonathan Kao, Ph.D. Basic Research Anna-Sophie Rommel, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Budhachandra Khundrakpam, Ph.D Florence Kermen, Ph.D. Basic Research Diego Rovaris, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Sophie Laguesse, Ph.D. Erica Korb, Ph.D. Basic Research Takashi Sato, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research David Lydon, Ph.D. Andrew Lee, M.D., Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research ANXIETY DISORDERS Rajtarun Madangopal, Ph.D. Matthew Albaugh, Ph.D. Jonathan Levy, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Zayra Millan, Ph.D. Christoph Anacker, Ph.D. Behrang Mahjani, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Ali Mohebi, Ph.D. Karmel Choi, Ph.D. Basic Research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Sarah Moore, Ph.D. Basic Research Takashi Sato, Ph.D. Hong-yuan Chu, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Carole Morel, Ph.D. Basic Research Jennifer Tuscher, Ph.D. Brian Corbett, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Megan Mueller, Ph.D. Next-Generation Therapies Marco Venniro, Ph.D. Basic Research

18 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Tiago Oliveira, M.D., Ph.D. Parthiv Haldipur, Ph.D. BIPOLAR DISORDER Basic Research Basic Research Masoumeh Dehghani, Ph.D. David Omer, Ph.D. David Hildebrand, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Jonathan Hess, Ph.D. Maya Opendak, Ph.D. Sarah Hopp, Ph.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research Sarah Hopp, Ph.D. Mario Penzo, Ph.D. Helen Hou, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Tierney Lorenz, Ph.D. Abha Rajbhandari, Ph.D. Wei-Hsiang Huang, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Katherine Musliner, Ph.D. Luis Rosas-Vidal, M.D., Ph.D. Juhyun Kim, Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Basic Research Basic Research Gijsje Snijders, M.D. Benjamin Scott, Ph.D. Chang Hoon Lee, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Jacob Taylor, M.D. Joel Stoddard, M.D. Yun Li, Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Basic Research Basic Research Summer Thyme, Ph.D. Hugo Tejeda, Ph.D. Behrang Mahjani, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Frank Wolters, M.D., Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Gergely Turi, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Moritz Mall, Ph.D. Basic Research BORDERLINE PERSONALITY Gisella Vetere, Ph.D. DISORDER Basic Research Robert McCutcheon, M.D., Ph.D. Christian Ebbesen, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Frank Wolters, M.D., Ph.D. Basic Research David Omer, Ph.D. Jonathan Kao, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD) Rachel Reetzke, Ph.D. Takashi Sato, Ph.D. Basic Research Paul Anastasiades, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Sara Sanchez-Alonso, Ph.D. Joel Stoddard, M.D., Ph.D. Basic Research Madeline Andrews, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Isabelle St-Amour, Ph.D. Basic Research DEPRESSION Melody Atkins, Ph.D. New Technologies Basic Research Christoph Anacker, Ph.D. Lu Sun, Ph.D. Basic Research Melissa Caras, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research John Anderson, Ph.D. Summer Thyme, Ph.D. Next-Generation Therapies Ritchie Chen, Ph.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Yuen Siang Ang, Ph.D. Celia van der Merwe, Ph.D. Basic Research Arthur de Jong, Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Basic Research Basic Research Pragathi Priyadharsini Jessica Dennis, Ph.D. Gordon Wang, Ph.D. Balasubramani, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies

Christian Ebbesen, Ph.D. Shuyu Wang, M.D., Ph.D. Robin Cash, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Shulamite Green, Ph.D. Flurin Cathomas, M.D. Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research

www.bbrfoundation.org 19 Hong-yuan Chu, Ph.D. Massimiliano Orri, Ph.D. James Marshel, Ph.D. Basic Research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Basic Research

Brian Corbett, Ph.D. Santosh Pothula, Ph.D. Juan Molina, M.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Next-Generation Therapies

Giannina Descalzi, Ph.D. Andrea Reiter, Ph.D. Werner Surbeck, M.D., Ph.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research

Jennifer Dwyer, M.D., Ph.D. Matthew Sacchet, Ph.D. Jacob Taylor, M.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Basic Research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention

Christian Ebbesen, Ph.D. Gijsje Snijders, M.D. Eric Trautmann, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research

Manoela Fogaça, Ph.D. Joel Stoddard, M.D. POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research DISORDER (PTSD) Fabiano Gomes, M.D., Ph.D. Hugo Tejeda, Ph.D. Karmel Choi, Ph.D. Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention

Henry Hallock, Ph.D. Caroline Trumpff, Ph.D. Brian Corbett, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research

Keith Hengen, Ph.D. Frank Wolters, M.D., Ph.D. Jing Jiang, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research

Jonathan Hess, Ph.D. EATING DISORDERS Jonathan Kao, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Laura Berner, Ph.D. Frankie Heyward, Ph.D. Basic Research Florence Kermen, Ph.D. Basic Research Kirsten Gilbert, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Sarah Hopp, Ph.D. Erica Korb, Ph.D. Basic Research Travis Goode, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Jing Jiang, Ph.D. Jonathan Levy, Ph.D. Hakan Kucukdereli, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Bashkim Kadriu, M.D. Trevor Steward, Ph.D. Sarah Moore, Ph.D. Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research Basic Research

Allan Kalungi, Ph.D. OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE Tiago Oliveira, M.D., Ph.D. Basic Research DISORDER (OCD) Basic Research Florence Kermen, Ph.D. Kirsten Gilbert, Ph.D. Maya Opendak, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies

Amber Leaver, Ph.D. Behrang Mahjani, Ph.D. Abha Rajbhandari, Ph.D. Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research Basic Research Yadong Li, Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Next-Generation Therapies Luis Rosas-Vidal, M.D., Ph.D. PSYCHOSIS Basic Research Behrang Mahjani, Ph.D. Sonia Bansal, Ph.D. Basic Research Benjamin Scott, Ph.D. Basic Research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Basic Research Suheyla Cetin Karayumak, Ph.D. Sarah Moore, Ph.D. Hugo Tejeda, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Xi Chen, Ph.D. Carole Morel, Ph.D. Gergely Turi, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Oliver Harschnitz, M.D., Ph.D. Gisella Vetere, Ph.D. Tiago Oliveira, M.D., Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Gil Hoftman, M.D., Ph.D. Frank Wolters, M.D., Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research 20 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 SCHIZOPHRENIA Linden Parkes, Ph.D. Jing Ren, Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention (Serotonin System) Gulcan Akgul, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Takashi Sato, Ph.D. Basic Research Katlin Silm, Ph.D. Melody Atkins, Ph.D. (Dopamine Regulation) Basic Research Gijsje Snijders, M.D. Basic Research Basic Research Sonia Bansal, Ph.D. Hansem Sohn, Ph.D. (Cognitive Control) Basic Research Isabelle St-Amour, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Renata Batista-Brito, Ph.D. New Technologies Basic Research ALL DISORDERS Werner Surbeck, M.D., Ph.D. (These projects pertain broadly to Ren-Chao Chen, Ph.D. Basic Research all disorders) Basic Research Jacob Taylor, M.D. Min Jee Jang, Ph.D. Xi Chen, Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention (Genetic Screening) Basic Research New Technologies Summer Thyme, Ph.D. Pengfei Dong, Ph.D. Basic Research Pietro Giuseppe Mazzara, Ph.D. Basic Research (Cell Reprogramming) Eric Trautmann, Ph.D. New Technologies Shulamite Green, Ph.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Karly Murphy, M.D. Justin Trotter, Ph.D. (Stigma) Henry Hallock, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research SUICIDE PREVENTION Donna Werling, Ph.D. Jonathan Hess, Ph.D. (Gender Differences) Basic Research Juliet Edgcomb, M.D., Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Basic Research David Hildebrand, Ph.D. Basic Research Niamh Mullins, Ph.D. OTHER DISORDERS Basic Research Alzheimer’s Disease Sarah Hopp, Ph.D. Alexandre Paim Diaz, M.D., Ph.D. Kiryl Piatkevich, Ph.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research Wei-Hsiang Huang, Ph.D. Encephalitis Basic Research Georgios Voloudakis, M.D., Ph.D. Basic Research Oliver Harschnitz, M.D., Ph.D. Sweyta Lohani, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research BIOLOGY OF THE BRAIN (These projects focus on how the Epilepsy James Marshel, Ph.D. brain works) Summer Thyme, Ph.D. Basic Research Yuan-Hsin Chao, Ph.D. Basic Research Robert McCutcheon, M.D., Ph.D. (Cerebellum Circuitry) Basic Research Parkinson’s Disease Basic Research Hong-yuan Chu, Ph.D. Juan Molina, M.D. Basic Research Next-Generation Therapies Coco Chu, Ph.D. (Microbes and Microglia) Cesar de la Fuente, Ph.D. Keely Muscatell, Ph.D. Basic Research Basic Research Basic Research Neir Eshel, M.D., Ph.D. Nicholas Neufeld, M.D. Eric Trautmann, Ph.D. (Aggression) Next-Generation Therapies Basic Research Basic Research Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention Daniel Fuerth, Ph.D. Azahara Oliva, Ph.D. (Molecular Basis of Memory) Basic Research Basic Research Lindsay Oliver, Ph.D. Andrea Gomez, Ph.D. Next-Generation Therapies (Alternative Splicing and Synapses) Basic Research Alan Park, Ph.D. Diagnostic Tools/Early Intervention James Heys, Ph.D. (Temporal Encoding) Basic Research

www.bbrfoundation.org 21 2020 Young Investigators Institutional Affiliation at the Time of the Grant (in alphabetical order)

Aarhus University, Denmark Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya, Israel Albert Einstein College of Medicine INSERM, France (2) Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Institute of Psychiatry/ King’s College London, UK Boston Children’s Hospital Johns Hopkins University/Lieber Institute for Brain Development Boston University Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (2) Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard Karolinska Institute, Sweden CERVO Brain Research Center, Canada, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Makerere University, Uganda Columbia University (7) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2) Douglas Mental Health University Institute, Canada McGill University, Canada Erasmus University Medical Center, the Netherlands McGill University Health Center Research Institute, Canada ESPCI (Ecole Superieure de Physique et Chimie Industrielles), France Medical University of South Carolina Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Moser Research Institute/Johns Hopkins University German Cancer Research Center, Germany Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing Research, UK Harvard University/Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology, UK Harvard University/Brigham and Women’s Hospital (2) Montreal Neurological Institute/McGill University, Canada Harvard University/Massachusetts General Hospital (2) National Institute of Mental Health (NIH) (4) Harvard University/McLean Hospital (3) National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIH) Haskins Laboratories New York University School of Medicine Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (10)

22 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Northwestern University University of New South Wales School of Psychology, Australia Queen’s University, Australia University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2) Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research University of Pennsylvania (3) Rockefeller University University of Pennsylvania/ Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Seattle Children’s Research Institute University of Pittsburgh SickKids Research Institute, Toronto, Canada University of São Paulo, Brazil Stanford University (6) University of Texas Health Science Center at San State University of New York, Upstate Medical Antonio University University of Texas Health Science Center at Tufts University Houston University of Alabama at Birmingham (2) University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center University of Bristol, UK at Dallas (2) University of British Columbia, Canada (2) University of Toronto/Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Canada (3) University of Connecticut University of Utah School of Medicine University of California, Berkeley Utrecht University, the Netherlands (2) University of California, Irvine University of Vermont University of California, Los Angeles (4) University of Wisconsin-Madison University of California, San Diego (3) University of Zurich/Zurich University Hospital of University of California, San Francisco (5) Psychiatry, Switzerland University of Colorado, Denver Van Andel Research Institute University of Guelph, Canada Vanderbilt University (2) University of Liège, Belgium Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands University of Maryland (3) Washington University, St. Louis (3) University of Melbourne, Australia (2) Weill Cornell Medical College University of Minho, Portugal Westlake University, People’s Republic of China University of Minnesota Duluth School of Medicine Yale University (5) University of Nebraska-Lincoln

www.bbrfoundation.org 23 The Klerman & Freedman Awards

The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation honored and recognized the exceptional work of six outstanding young researchers who have previously received awards through the BBRF’s Young Investigator Grant program with its annual Klerman & Freedman Prizes for exceptional clinical and basic research in mental illness.

The Klerman and Freedman prizes recognize innovative thinking and remarkable talent across the field of neuropsychiatry. These prizes pay tribute to Drs. Gerald L. Klerman and Daniel X. Freedman, whose legacies as researchers, teachers, physicians and administrators have indelibly influenced neuropsychiatry.

Their outstanding contributions to the field of brain and behavior research continue to inspire scientists who knew them, as well as those who are just entering the field.

The prizewinners were selected by committees of the Foundation’s Scientific Council.

24 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 ANNUAL KLERMAN PRIZE ANNUAL FREEDMAN PRIZE FOR EXCEPTIONAL CLINICAL RESEARCH FOR EXCEPTIONAL BASIC RESEARCH

Cody A. Siciliano, Ph.D. Ellen Lee, M.D. Vanderbilt University, University of California Department of Pharmacology, San Diego; VA San Diego Vanderbilt Center for Addiction Healthcare System Research

HONORABLE MENTIONS HONORABLE MENTIONS

Kevin Beier, Ph.D. University of California, Irvine Departments of Physiology & Biophysics, Neurobiology Soonjo Hwang, M.D. and Behavior, Biomedical University of Nebraska Medical Engineering, Pharmaceutical Center/Nebraska Medicine Sciences

Hadar Ben-Yoav, M.Sc., Ph.D. Ben-Gurion University of the Lorna A. Farrelly, Ph.D. Negev, Israel, Icahn School of Medicine at Department of Biomedical Mount Sinai, Engineering and Ilse Katz Nash Family Department of Institute for Nanoscale Science Neuroscience, Friedman Brain and Technology Institute

www.bbrfoundation.org 25 STRIVING TOWARD CURES THROUGH RESEARCH

26 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Scientist Spotlight with: Ellen Lee, M.D. 2020 BBRF Klerman Prize for Exceptional Basic Research 2017 BBRF Young Investigator Award

Dr. Ellen E. Lee is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry What has BBRF support meant to your career? at the University of California San Diego and Staff The BBRF funding has been instrumental in launching Psychiatrist at the VA San Diego Healthcare System. She my research career—leading to my K23 award from is board-certified in Psychiatry and Geriatric Psychiatry. the National Institute of Mental Health and expanding Dr. Lee’s research focuses on biological and psychosocial my research focus to examine sleep disturbances. I am aging in persons with schizophrenia and healthy aging fortunate to have been mentored by several members populations, specifically the links between inflammation, of the BBRF Scientific Council, including Dr. Dilip Jeste. sleep disturbances, cognitive and cardiometabolic Throughout my career, the BBRF has connected me with health. Dr. Lee’s lab employs blood-based biomarkers, so many incredibly accomplished scientists in the field as wearable sensors, qualitative interviews, and artificial well as opportunities for collaboration and mentorship. intelligence technologies. In the best possible scenario, how would your What is the current state of your BBRF-funded work impact the people living with mental illness research? and their families? My 2017 BBRF Young Investigator Award project that Ideally, my research would improve well-being and examined novel metabolic biomarkers in schizophrenia quality of life for people aging with mental illness. The is coming to a close this summer. This project was growing aging population presents a challenge for the expanded to also study the mechanistic relationships capacity of our healthcare system, and we will need of sleep with cognitive and cardiometabolic outcomes innovative approaches for improving mental health. in persons aging in schizophrenia, using objective Through clarifying the mechanisms of biological and assessments of sleep and vertically integrated psychosocial aging, I hope to develop interventions to experiments (from the genomic to cellular level) of improve sleep and loneliness, and thus, cardiometabolic inflammation. I am in the second year of a K23 career and cognitive outcomes. development award from the National Institute of Mental Health that will continue this work on aging in schizophrenia. “I am incredibly honored to receive

How do your interactions with people living with the Klerman Prize from the BBRF, mental illness affect your research and vice-versa? an organization that has connected My passion for working with people aging with serious me to so many opportunities and mental illnesses has always driven my research. In mentors in my career. The BBRF Young my first year of residency at the Maryland Psychiatric Investigator Award was instrumental Research Center I was inspired by the treatment of patients who struggled with severe symptoms and in launching my research career. With adverse social circumstances, who were cared for as its generous support, I was able to if they were family. To this day, my clinical work helps establish my independent program of to inform my research questions and focuses on the research and expand the focus of my outcomes that are most meaningful to patients and their families. In turn, my research helps me to innovate my work to the effects of sleep on aging in clinical practices and integrate novel ways to support schizophrenia.” healthy aging for all my patients.

www.bbrfoundation.org 27 Scientist Spotlight with: Cody A. Siciliano, Ph.D. 2020 BBRF Freedman Prize for Exceptional Basic Research 2017 BBRF Young Investigator Award

Dr. Cody Siciliano is an Assistant Professor in the “My BBRF-funded work has formed the Department of Pharmacology at Vanderbilt University. basis of virtually all the ongoing projects His lab, part of the Vanderbilt Center for Addiction Research, investigates the circuits and receptors in in my lab. We are now investigating the the brain that control decision making, and how their cellular and circuit basis of vulnerability function is altered in neuropsychiatric disorders. and resilience to alcohol-use disorder, Disrupted decision making processes are a hallmark of cocaine-use disorder, and post-traumatic many disorders such as depression and addiction. stress disorder. Approaches developed The lab seeks to understand how experiences can cause these deficits to occur, and how to intervene. A major with BRRF support have opened new focus of Dr. Siciliano’s work has been to determine the avenues of research outside of my group neurobiological factors that produce vulnerability or as well, as these approaches have begun resilience to drug and alcohol addiction. to be utilized by other labs in field.”

What is the current state of your BBRF-funded research? What has BBRF support meant to your career? It has branched in many directions and formed the My BBRF Young Investigator Award allowed me to take basis of virtually all the ongoing projects in my lab. risks and pursue my most ambitious research questions. Using the approaches we developed during the funding Not only were these funds critical for moving my science period, we’re now investigating the cellular and circuit forward; support from BBRF also catalyzed my research basis of vulnerability and resilience to a number of during the critical transition period of starting my lab. neuropsychiatric disorders, including alcohol-use BBRF’s focus on bridging the gap between preclinical disorder, cocaine-use disorder, and post-traumatic and clinical research to develop new approaches to stress disorder. The approaches developed with BRRF psychiatric treatments is particularly important and support have also opened new avenues of research into unique among brain research funding. psychiatric disorders outside of my group. In the best possible scenario, how would your How do your interactions with people living with work impact the people living with mental illness mental illness affect your research and vice-versa? and their families? My interactions with patients inform my scientific Our ultimate goal is to improve the conditions of questions and approach. They are the reason that I patients with psychiatric illness, through developing our come to work every day, and why I have dedicated my understanding of the neurobiological basis of these career to understanding and treating these disorders. disorders and through developing new approaches for I hope that our work helps them to understand treatment. A successful outcome of our research would the origins of these disorders and gives them hope lead to approaches for identifying individuals at a high that research provides an avenue toward improved risk for substance use disorders, which would allow conditions for themselves and others. for preventative measures to reduce the prevalence of these disorders. Further, it would lead to improved pharmacotherapeutic strategies for treating deficits associated with long-term drug or alcohol use, which would reduce relapse rates as well as facilitate patients’ ability to return to their normal activities. 28 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 STRIVING TOWARD CURES THROUGH RESEARCH

www.bbrfoundation.org 29 2020 International Mental Health Research Virtual Symposium

For the past 30 years BBRF has held its Symposium as a live event in New York City. This year because of the coronavirus pandemic we switched to a virtual event, which allowed us to reach a much broader audience.

This year’s program was reflective of the greatly accelerating pace of discovery in mental health research as well as the range of studies the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation supports.

The seven BBRF 2020 Outstanding Achievement Award winners shared new breakthroughs and insights on schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, autism, cognitive neuroscience, and childhood psychiatric disorders at this year’s symposium.

An overview of the entire Symposium was provided by Dr. Robert Hirschfeld, a BBRF Scientific Council member who has served as the moderator at the in-person Symposium since its inception.

The symposium is available to watch free on-demand at https://www.bbrfoundation.org/event/international-mental-health-researchsymposium

Presentations included:

Identifying A Genetic Subtype of Schizophrenia How Early Childhood Experiences Shape Brain that is Clinically Relevant for Patients and Families Development and Influence Mental and Physical Anne S. Bassett, M.D., FRCPC Health Trajectories University of Toronto Joan L. Luby, M.D. BBRF LIEBER PRIZEWINNER FOR OUTSTANDING Washington University School of Medicine ACHIEVEMENT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH BBRF RUANE PRIZEWINNER FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIC Dissecting the Role of Repetitive Regions of the RESEARCH Genome in Schizophrenia and Autism Melissa Gymrek, Ph.D. Prefrontal Circuits that Regulate Threat and University of California San Diego Reward-Elicited Behaviors BBRF MALTZ PRIZEWINNER FOR INNOVATIVE AND Angela C. Roberts, Ph.D. PROMISING SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH University of Cambridge BBRF GOLDMAN-RAKIC PRIZEWINNER FOR Thinking Rationally about the Treatment of OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN COGNITIVE Bipolar Disorder NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH Martin Alda, M.D., FRCPC Dalhousie University A Causal Analysis of the Attentional Network BBRF COLVIN PRIZEWINNER FOR OUTSTANDING Robert Desimone, Ph.D. ACHIEVEMENT IN MOOD DISORDERS RESEARCH Massachusetts Institute of Technology BBRF GOLDMAN-RAKIC PRIZEWINNER FOR How Pain Shapes the Brain: Impact of Childhood OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN COGNITIVE Trauma on Suicide Risk NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH Gustavo Turecki, M.D., Ph.D. McGill University Thirty Years of Studying Families at Risk for BBRF COLVIN PRIZEWINNER FOR OUTSTANDING Depression: What Have We Learned? ACHIEVEMENT IN MOOD DISORDERS RESEARCH Myrna M. Weissman, Ph.D. 2020 PRIZEWINNER, BBRF PARDES HUMANITARIAN PRIZE IN MENTAL HEALTH

30 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 The Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health

Bestowed annually since 2014, the Pardes Prize recognizes a person(s) or organization whose humanitarian work is transformative and of great magnitude, changing the lives and bringing the joy of living to those facing challenges to mental health.

It was established to honor those who comprehensively care, teach, investigate, work, and passionately advocate for improving the mental health of society and have had a powerful impact on reducing the pain inflicted by psychiatric illness.

The recipient of the Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health is chosen by WINNERS a distinguished international Selection Committee from nominations solicited 2020 worldwide. The Prize focuses public attention on the burden of mental illness Myrna M. Weissman, Ph.D. on individuals and on society, and the urgent need to expand and enhance & Sir Michael Rutter, FRS mental health services in the United States and globally. Honorary Tribute: E. Fuller Torrey, M.D. Established in 2014, the Pardes Humanitarian Prize is named in honor of 2019 Dr. Herbert Pardes, the first recipient of the award. William T. Carpenter, Jr., M.D. Honorary Tribute: Cynthia Germanotta & Born This Way Foundation 2018 Judge Steven Leifman Honorary Tribute: Suzanne and Bob Wright 2017 Doctors Without Borders/ Médecins Sans Frontières Honorary Tribute: Constance E. Lieber 2016 Myrna M. Weissman, Ph.D. Sir Michael Rutter, FRS E. Fuller Torrey, M.D. Vikram Patel, Ph.D., F.Med.Sci. & Charles F. Reynolds, III, M.D. Honorary Tribute: Senator Edward M. Kennedy 2015 Beatrix (Betty) A. Hamburg, M.D. and David A. Hamburg, M.D. Honorary Tribute: Rosalynn Carter

In 2020 the Pardes Humanitarian Prize in Mental Health was sponsored in part by Janssen Research 2014 & Development, LLC, one of the Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson. Herbert Pardes, M.D.

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Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein hosts the free monthly “Meet the Scientist” webinar series where leading brain and behavior researchers discuss their current work on the latest in new technologies, early intervention strategies and next-generation therapies for mental illness. Each hour-long webinar includes time for researchers to answer questions posed by the online participants. This popular series offers the public access to some of the world’s top scientists who discuss their cutting-edge research. All webinars are available for viewing on the BBRF website.

January 14, 2020 May 12, 2020 September 8, 2020 Using Tools of Neuroscience to Using Neuroscience to Evaluate Assessing and Managing Make Personalized Care a Reality and Guide Treatment for Pediatric Adolescent Suicidal Behavior: New in Schizophrenia Mood Disorders Approaches Gregory A. Light, Ph.D. Manpreet Kaur Singh, M.D., M.S. David A. Brent, M.D.

February 11, 2020 June 9, 2020 October 13, 2020 How Drug Dependence Impacts The Science of Parenting and Why Did I Eat That? Obesity and Decision Making Parent-Based Treatment for the Neuroscience of Food Craving Christina Gremel, Ph.D. Childhood Anxiety Disorders Carrie Ferrario, Ph.D. Eli R. Lebowitz, Ph.D. March 10, 2020 November 10, 2020 Brain and Behavior Based July 14, 2020 Not Feeling It: Adolescent Strategies in the Treatment of OCD Widely Prescribed Stimulants and Depression and Reward Processing Christopher Pittenger, M.D., Ph.D. the Risk of Psychosis in Young Gone Awry People with ADHD Erika E. Forbes, Ph.D. April 14, 2020 Lauren Moran, M.D. Can Traumatic Memories December 8, 2020 Be Erased? August 11, 2020 Using Genetic Maps of the Brain Stephen Maren, Ph.D. An Update on Treatment of Bipolar to Understand Autism & Related Depression Psychiatric Illnesses Andrew A. Nierenberg, M.D. Daniel Geschwind, M.D., Ph.D.

32 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 “ The goal of ‘Healthy Minds’ is to inspire conversations about mental illness and provide understandable information and resources for our viewers. People should not suffer Minority Issues in Mental Health Care Guest: Altha Steward, M.D. in silence.” – Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein

Healthy Minds with Dr. Jeffrey Borenstein aims to remove the stigma of mental illness and demonstrate that with help, there is hope. The series focuses on common psychiatric conditions through inspiring personal stories, as well as experts sharing cutting edge information about research and treatment. The program is available to watch online at www.bbrfoundation.org/healthy- minds-tv.

www.bbrfoundation.org 33 In 2019, the Moritz Hilder Innovative Brain Research Fund was established by the Trustee of the Jane Hilder Harris Trust with an endowment gift of $3.5 million. It was created to preserve and honor the memory of Moritz Hilder, the father of the late Jane Hilder Harris.

This generous endowment will be held in perpetuity to advance medical research with the objective of gaining a basic understanding of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and its prevention, treatment and cure, with a primary emphasis to be given to research involving innovative concepts where, although there may be a high risk of failure, the rewards of success would be substantial, and that typically would not be in a position to secure funding from more traditional funding sources.

The Moritz Hilder Innovative Brain Research Fund is held in a professionally managed, separate endowment fund. On an annual basis, 5% of the endowment fund will be expended to support PTSD research. A special committee of the BBRF Scientific Council will select which BBRF Grants will be funded by this Endowment. In 2020, the Endowment provided $175,000 for the first year of funding five PTSD research projects.

We are deeply honored to have received this generous and impactful gift.

34 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Your support this year enabled us to fund more than $18.6 million to leading scientists undertaking the challenges of brain and behavior research.

Since our founding in 1987, in partnership with donors around the world, BBRF has invested more than $418 million and funded more than 6,000 grants to more than 5,000 scientists worldwide.

We deeply appreciate and are inspired by all of our donor’s passion and commitment to advance psychiatric research.

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Barbara Toll BBRF Board Member & Research Partner

Many BBRF donors have a very personal interest The Research Partners Program enables donors in brain and behavior research. They know from to choose among the best and brightest scientists often difficult, first-hand experience the devastation and the most promising, cutting-edge proposals in mental illness can bring upon family and friends, and mental illness research. they know that research will ultimately bring about better understanding and treatments. The results from these studies often provide the pilot data needed to apply for much larger federally Our Research Partners Program offers donors funded grants (from the National Institute of Mental the opportunity to personally select and support Health and the N.I.H., for example). scientists based on various criteria, including, but not limited to, illness specialty area or specific To date the BBRF Research Partners Program has institutions, or a combination of these. Researchers funded more than 1,500 research grants. are selected by the donor (our Research Partner) To learn more about the Research Partners after members of our all-volunteer Scientific Council Program, please contact us at 646-681-4889 or have conducted an independent peer review of [email protected]. the submitted applications and have made their recommendations for grant awards. Visit us at bbrfoundation.org/ researchpartners.

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JAN ABRAMS FREDERICK & ALICE COLES AND Young Investigator Jan Abrams Investigators THOMAS AND NANCY COLES Marta Ribases, Ph.D. Frederick & Alice Coles and Thomas & Vall d’Hebron Research Institute VHIR Young Investigator Nancy Coles Investigator Daniel Arthur Abrams, Ph.D. Young Investigator Stanford University Young Investigator Simon Trent, Ph.D. Hong-yuan Chu, Ph.D. Cardiff University Young Investigator Van Andel Research Institute Eunice Y. Yuen, M.D., Ph.D. Distinguished Investigator Yale University DALIO FOUNDATION Claes Wahlestedt, M.D., Ph.D. University of Miami ANONYMOUS Young Investigator Jaroslav Bendl, Ph.D. Young Investigator Young Investigator Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Nan Yang, Ph.D. Desmond Jay Oathes, Ph.D. Stanford University University of Pennsylvania MR. AND MRS. EVERETT DESCHNER Katherine Deschner Family Investigator Independent Investigator ANONYMOUS Stanislav S. Zakharenko, M.D., Ph.D. Young Investigator St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Young Investigator Autumn Joy Kujawa, Ph.D. Gustavo Adolfo Angarita, M.D. Vanderbilt University FAMILIES FOR BORDERLINE Yale University PERSONALITY DISORDER RESEARCH ANONYMOUS Families For Borderline Personality Young Investigator The Quincy Ells Fund Investigator Disorder Research Investigators Andre M. M. Sousa, Ph.D. Yale University Young Investigator Young Investigator Megan A. Boudewyn, Ph.D. Chui-De Chiu, Ph.D. University of California, Davis Medical Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong BARBARA AND MICHAEL BASS Center Kong Barbara and Michael Bass Investigator ESSEL FOUNDATION Young Investigator Young Investigator Essel Investigators Christian L. Ebbesen, Ph.D. Sarah E. Canetta, Ph.D. New York University Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Young Investigator Inc. / NYSPI Columbia University Wesley Brian Asher, Ph.D. Young Investigator Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Sandra Sanchez-Roige, Ph.D. JANET AND DONALD BOARDMAN Inc./NYSPI Columbia University University of California, San Diego Janet and Donald Boardman Investigator Independent Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Wen-Jun Gao, M.D., Ph.D. Takashi Sato, Ph.D. Jessica A. Bernard, Ph.D. Drexel University College of Medicine Medical University of South Carolina Texas A&M University Young Investigator GALENA-YORKTOWN FOUNDATION RONALD AND KATHY CHANDONAIS Santhosh Girirajan, M.B.B.S., Ph.D. Galena-Yorktown Foundation Patrick A. Coffer Investigator Pennsylvania State University Investigators

Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Benjamin C. Reiner, Ph.D. Markita Patricia Landry, Ph.D. Danella Hafeman, M.D., Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania University of California, Berkeley University of Pittsburgh

Independent Investigator Young Investigator Kirsty Millar, Ph.D. Jessica M. Lipschitz, Ph.D. University of Edinburgh Brigham and Women’s Hospital Harvard University Young Investigator Jacqueline Morris, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania

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STEVEN, SALLY AND ISABEL GRIMES Young Investigator Young Investigator Steven, Sally and Isabel Grimes James David Howard, Ph.D. Felix Raymond Leroy, Ph.D. Investigators Northwestern University Columbia University

Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Juliet B. Edgcomb, M.D., Ph.D. Anirban Paul, Ph.D. Ralda K. Nehme, Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles Pennsylvania State University The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Niamh A. Mullins, Ph.D. Karuna Subramaniam, Ph.D. Tarjinder Singh, Ph.D. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai University of California, San Francisco Massachusetts General Hospital The J. David Gladstone Institutes Harvard University JOHN KENNEDY HARRISON John Kennedy Harrison Investigator Young Investigator CAROLE AND MARVIN LEICHTUNG Jodi Jay Weinstein, M.D. Leichtung Family Investigators Young Investigator The Research Foundation for the State Chung Sub Kim, Ph.D. University of New York, Stony Brook Young Investigator University of Texas at Austin University Michael Ben Clark, Ph.D. University of Melbourne ANONYMOUS Young Investigator Havens Family Investigators Zachary Patrick Wills, Ph.D. Young Investigator University of Pittsburgh Ruchi Malik, Ph.D. Young Investigator University of California, San Francisco Tim Bernard Bigdeli, Ph.D. Young Investigator The J. David Gladstone Institutes State University of New York, Downstate Liuqing Yang, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University Young Investigator Young Investigator David A. Matuskey, M.D. Anastasia Bobilev, Ph.D. THE RONA JAFFE FOUNDATION Yale University University of Texas Southwestern Medical The Rona Jaffe Foundation Investigator Center at Dallas Young Investigator Young Investigator Tomasz J. Nowakowski, Ph.D. Young Investigator June Gruber, Ph.D. University of California, San Francisco Kristen Delevich, Ph.D. University of Colorado, Boulder The J. David Gladstone Institutes University of California, Berkeley MIRIAM KATOWITZ Young Investigator Young Investigator Katowitz Investigator Neville Espi Sanjana, Ph.D. Tae-Yeon Eom, Ph.D. New York Genome Center St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Young Investigator Frederick Charles Nucifora, Ph.D., Young Investigator Young Investigator D.O., M.H.S. Simon Thomas Schafer, Ph.D. Antonio Fernandez-Ruiz, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University School of Salk Institute for Biological Studies New York University Medicine / Johns Hopkins University Young Investigator Young Investigator LAKESIDE INDUSTRIES/LEE FAMILY Kai Yu, Ph.D. Michael Matthew Francis, M.D. Jeanne Marie Lee Investigators Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Indiana University School of Medicine Indiana University Young Investigator MILTON & TAMAR MALTZ FAMILY Annie Kathuria, Ph.D. FOUNDATION Young Investigator Massachusetts General Hospital Maltz Investigators Marie Elizabeth Gaine, Ph.D. Harvard University University of Iowa Young Investigator Young Investigator Antti S. Alaräisänen, M.D. Young Investigator Madeleine Kyrke-Smith, Ph.D. University of Oulu Vanessa F. Gonçalves, Ph.D. University of Utah Centre for Addiction and Mental Health University of Toronto

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Young Investigator NARSAD RESEARCH FUND Young Investigator Stefan Ehrlich, M.D. Daniel X. Freedman Investigator Coco Chu, Ph.D. Dresden University of Technology Weill Cornell Medical College Young Investigator Young Investigator Christiaan H. Vinkers, M.D., Ph.D. Young Investigator Herman B. Fernandes, Ph.D. University Medical Center Utrecht Brian Francis Corbett, Ph.D. Northwestern University Utrecht University Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Young Investigator NARSAD RESEARCH FUND George Foussias, M.D, Ph.D. Gwill Newman Memorial Investigator Young Investigator Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Natalia Duque-Wilckens, D.V.M, Ph.D. University of Toronto Young Investigator Michigan State University Rachel L. C. Mitchell, Ph.D. Young Investigator King’s College London Young Investigator Jason Karl Johannesen, Ph.D. Roman Dvorkin, Ph.D. Yale University DANA AND TIMOTHY O’KEEFE Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Karen Seykora Memorial Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Arun K. Tiwari, Ph.D. Young Investigator Jennifer Buenzle Dwyer, M.D., Ph.D. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Gil D. Hoftman, M.D., Ph.D. Yale University University of Toronto University of California, Los Angeles Young Investigator Young Investigator P&S FUND Claudia Espinosa-Garcia, Ph.D. Lingjun Zuo, M.D., Ph.D. P&S Fund Investigators Emory University Yale University Young Investigator Young Investigator NAMI MICHIGAN Yuen Siang Ang, Ph.D. Manoela V. Fogaça, Ph.D. NAMI Michigan Investigator McLean Hospital Harvard University Yale University

Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Christine A. Rabinak, Ph.D. Jeremy Stanford Biane, Ph.D. Janos Fuzik, Ph.D. Wayne State University University of California, San Francisco Karolinska Institute The J. David Gladstone Institutes NARSAD ARTWORKS Young Investigator NARSAD Artworks Investigator Young Investigator Fabiano A. Gomes, M.D., Ph.D. Tjeerd Willem Boonstra, Ph.D. Queen’s University Young Investigator University of New South Wales Carol Jahshan, Ph.D. Young Investigator Brentwood Biomedical Research Institute Young Investigator Ronald Gerardo Garcia Gomez, M.D., Flurin Cathomas, M.D. Ph.D. NARSAD RESEARCH FUND Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Massachusetts General Hospital Domenici Investigator Harvard University Young Investigator Young Investigator Basar Cenik, M.D., Ph.D. Young Investigator Megan Lee Fitzgerald, Ph.D. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Adam Gorka, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania Center at Dallas National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH/NIH) NARSAD RESEARCH FUND Young Investigator Stephen G. Doochin Memorial Robin Friedrich Chan, Ph.D. Young Investigator Investigator Virginia Commonwealth University Brendan Deegan Hare, Ph.D. Yale University School of Medicine Young Investigator Independent Investigator Yale University David Louis Pennington, Ph.D. Gloria Choi, Ph.D. University of California, San Francisco Massachusetts Institute of Technology Young Investigator Kathryn M. Harper, Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Frankie D. Heyward, Ph.D. Angela M. Mabb, Ph.D. Gijsje J.L.J. Snijders, M.D. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Georgia State University University Medical Center Utrecht Harvard University Utrecht University Young Investigator Young Investigator Stefanie Malan-Muller, Ph.D. Young Investigator David Mark Howard, Ph.D. The University of Stellenbosch Surjo Raphael Soekadar, M.D. University of Edinburgh University of Tuebingen Distinguished Investigator Young Investigator Andrew H. Miller, M.D. Young Investigator Orna Issler, Ph.D. Emory University Kanzo Suzuki, Ph.D. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Vanderbilt University Young Investigator Young Investigator Massimiliano Orri, Ph.D. Young Investigator Bashkim Kadriu, M.D. McGill University Chrystal Vergara-Lopez, Ph.D. National Institute of Mental Health The Miriam Hospital (NIMH/NIH) Distinguished Investigator Brown University Carmine Maria Pariante, M.D., Ph.D., Young Investigator FRCPsych Young Investigator Jonathan C. Kao, Ph.D. Institute of Psychiatry/King’s College Christian Anthony Webb, Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles London McLean Hospital Harvard University

Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Hee-Dae Kim, Ph.D. Roseann Elizabeth Peterson, Ph.D. Christian Wozny, M.D., Ph.D. University of Arizona Virginia Commonwealth University University of Strathclyde

Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Janine Knauer-Arloth, Ph.D. Marco Pignatelli, M.D. Matthew Arnot Wright, M.D., Ph.D. Max-Planck Institute of Psychiatry National Institute on Drug Abuse Stanford University Max-Planck Society/Max Planck Institutes (NIDA/NIH) Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Hang Zhou, Ph.D. Kate Ryan Kuhlman, Ph.D. Santosh Pothula, Ph.D. Yale University University of California, Irvine Yale University School of Medicine Yale University DR. HERBERT PARDES Young Investigator Steven Pardes Investigator Andrew Moses Lee, M.D., Ph.D. Young Investigator University of California, San Francisco Arjun Ramakrishnan, Ph.D. Distinguished Investigator The J. David Gladstone Institutes University of Pennsylvania Steven A. Siegelbaum, Ph.D. Columbia University Young Investigator Young Investigator Daniel F. Levey, Ph.D. Natali Lujan Chanaday Ricagni, Ph.D. KELLY SEPCIC PFEIL AND DAVID PFEIL Yale University Vanderbilt University The Pfeil Foundation Investigators

Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Laura Lewis, Ph.D. Matthew James Robson, Ph.D. George Arthur Buzzell, Ph.D. Boston University University of Cincinnati University of Maryland

Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Yi Lu, Ph.D. Robb Brooks Rutledge, Ph.D. Bharathi Gadad, Ph.D. Karolinska Institute University College London Texas Tech University Health Sciences University of London Center Young Investigator Elizabeth K. Lucas, Ph.D. Young Investigator Young Investigator North Carolina State University Shogo Sato, Ph.D. Munir Gunes Kutlu, Ph.D. University of California, Irvine Vanderbilt University

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Young Investigator ELLEN SCHAPIRO & GERALD VIRGINIA SILVER Merry Pullolickal Mani, Ph.D. AXELBAUM Silver Investigator University of Iowa Ellen Schapiro & Gerald Axelbaum Investigators Young Investigator Young Investigator Eleonore Beurel, Ph.D. Kieran J. O’Donnell, Ph.D. Young Investigator University of Miami Douglas Mental Health University Institute Aaron Michael Bornstein, Ph.D. University of California, Irvine ANONYMOUS Young Investigator David Penn Soskin, M.D. Memorial Lindsay A. Schwarz, Ph.D. Young Investigator Investigator St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Katie Fracalanza, Ph.D. Stanford University Young Investigator KATHY AND CURT ROBBINS June Gruber, Ph.D. Let the Sunshine Run Investigator Young Investigator University of Colorado, Boulder Kirsten Elizabeth Gilbert, Ph.D. Young Investigator Washington University in St. Louis JOHN AND POLLY SPARKS Thomas Papouin, Ph.D. FOUNDATION Washington University School of Medicine Young Investigator John and Polly Sparks Foundation Keith B. Hengen, Ph.D. Investigators MARCIA GOLUB AND ROBERT ROSEN Washington University in St. Louis Zachary Golub Rosen Memorial Independent Investigator Investigator Young Investigator Gabriel S. Dichter, Ph.D. Behrang Mahjani, Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Young Investigator Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Kun Yang, Ph.D. Young Investigator Johns Hopkins University School of Young Investigator Katherine Babcock Ehrlich, Ph.D. Medicine/Johns Hopkins University José Oliveira, M.D., Ph.D. University of Georgia Fundação Champalimaud LESLIE, MICHAEL AND CHRISTOPHER Young Investigator ROSS Young Investigator Diana I. Escalona-Vargas, Ph.D. The Alan G. Ross Memorial Investigator Benjamin B. Scott, Ph.D. University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Boston University Young Investigator Young Investigator Charles P. Lewis, M.D. Young Investigator Dorian Ashley Lamis, Ph.D. Mayo Clinic, Rochester Reza Tadayon-Nejad, M.D., Ph.D. Emory University School of Medicine University of California, Los Angeles SUSAN AND SARAH SALICE Young Investigator The Salice Family Investigator SCOTT-GENTLE FOUNDATION William Christopher Risher, Ph.D. Scott-Gentle Foundation Investigator Marshall University Young Investigator Muhammad Ishrat Husain, M.B.B.S, Young Investigator Young Investigator M.D. Shelly Alexandra Buffington, Ph.D. Nikhil Urs, Ph.D. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health University of Texas Medical Branch at University of Florida University of Toronto Galveston BARBARA AND JOHN STREICKER ANDREW ELLIS AND EMILY SEGAL SHEAR FAMILY FOUNDATION Barbara and John Streicker Investigator Andrew Ellis and Emily Segal Investigator Shear Investigators Young Investigator Young Investigator Young Investigator Linden M. Parkes, Ph.D. Simon Chamberland, Ph.D. Jennifer Katherine Forsyth, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania New York University University of California, Los Angeles

Young Investigator Aaron Gordon, Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles

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EVELYN TOLL FAMILY FOUNDATION Young Investigator Evelyn Toll Family Foundation Catherine Jensen Pena, Ph.D. Investigators Princeton University

Young Investigator Young Investigator Alexis E. Cullen, Ph.D. Jonathan P. Stange, Ph.D. King’s College London University of Illinois at Chicago

Young Investigator WEISMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION Sunny Xiaojing Tang, M.D. Adam S. Weisman Investigator Zucker Hillside Hospital Campus of The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research Young Investigator Danielle M. Andrade, M.D. Young Investigator University Health Network Jorien Treur, Ph.D. University of Toronto University of Amsterdam ANONYMOUS VITAL PROJECTS FUND INC. Zorich Family Investigators Vital Projects Fund Inc. Investigators Young Investigator Young Investigator Karmel Choi, Ph.D. Maithe Arruda-Carvalho, Ph.D. Massachusetts General Hospital University of Toronto Scarborough Harvard University

Young Investigator Young Investigator Venkat Bhat, M.D. Raquel Iniesta, Ph.D. University of Toronto King’s College London

Young Investigator Young Investigator Nadia Cattane, Ph.D. Jessica Jenness, Ph.D. IRCCS Centro San Giovanni di Dio University of Washington Fatebenefratelli Young Investigator Young Investigator Daphne Jennifer Korczak, M.D., MSc Emily S. Finn, Ph.D. University of Toronto National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH/NIH) Young Investigator Megan K. Mueller, Ph.D. Young Investigator Tufts University Laura Germine, Ph.D. McLean Hospital Harvard University Young Investigator Andrea Reiter, Ph.D. Young Investigator University College London Nicholas A. Hubbard, Ph.D. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Young Investigator David Root, Ph.D. Young Investigator University of Colorado Denver Jacopo Lamanna, Ph.D. Vita-Salute San Raffaele University

Young Investigator Giorgia Michelini, Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles

Young Investigator Alexey Ostroumov, Ph.D. Georgetown University

42 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 PLAN YOUR FUTURE, SHAPE YOUR LEGACY

There are many ways to support the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation during your lifetime and one particularly meaningful way is through planned giving.

When you include BBRF as part of your legacy plan, you help ensure that our groundbreaking research continues.

Gifts which benefit the Foundation also personally benefit its donors by helping to fulfill important family and financial goals and ensure that our scientists will have the resources to continue making advances in mental health research, today and tomorrow.

“My late husband Arthur and I have supported BBRF for 30+ years, and as part of our estate plan, we were looking to fund the extraordinary work of the foundation’s Young Investigators in the future. My husband recently left a generous bequest gift and I have identified BBRF as a beneficiary from my IRA account.” – Miriam Katowitz, BBRF Board Vice President

To learn more, please contact us at 646-681-4889 or [email protected].

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With the support of family, friends and your community, “Every event brings us that much you can make a difference in the fight against mental illness. The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation relies closer to a day free of mental on the generosity of our donors to help fund leading illness. Thank you for partnering brain and behavior research. You fuel the hope and promise of future discoveries that will improve the lives with BBRF.” of those living with a mental illness. 100% of all donor contributions for research are invested in research – Jeffrey Borenstein, M.D. grants. When you hold a fundraiser, you play a key role in helping us fund research toward improved treatments, cures, and methods of prevention for our loved ones.

44 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Team Up for Research

$100,000+ $1,000+ $500+ BEHAVIOUR INTERACTIVE INC. 2020 MARCH COMEDY MADNESS AMBIGUOUS GRIEF Internet Campaign Josh Filipowski Dominique Hunter Boston, MA Internet Campaign FACEBOOK FUNDRAISING Internet Campaign A BIRTHDAY WISH D.R.E.A.M. Kasey Diotte Sammy Sucu $50,000+ Internet Campaign Internet Campaign HIKE FOR MENTAL HEALTH APRIL’S BIRTHDAY FUNDRAISER DRI TRI IN THE FIGHT AGAINST Houston, TX April Stec MENTAL HEALTH Cazenovia, NY Alex Casciato $10,000+ Internet Campaign DRUM AGAINST DEPRESSION 10TH ANNUAL LET THE SUN SHINE Kevin Lois FROM ME TO YOU GREETING CARDS RUN/WALK Internet Campaign Bryan D’Angelo Kathy & Curt Robbins Internet Campaign Cold Spring, MN FEBRUARY FUN FEST Ryan Felmet GAMING FOR BRAINS GRAVITY BLANKETS Summit, NJ Yehya Nasser Michael Grillo Internet Campaign Brooklyn, NY GREATER THAN ZERO Christopher Nottingham GENEVA PINK OUT SOPHIA’S HOPE PROJECT Internet Campaign Sarah Meadows Sophia Bailor Geneva, IL Internet Campaign ILLENIUM Christopher Hunt NICOLE’S BRIDAL SHOWER THOR’S POWER APPAREL Internet Campaign Nicole Keane Internet Campaign Internet Campaign KIMBERLY ANNE WILSON $5,000+ FOUNDATION FUNDRAISER RAISING MONEY FOR MENTAL Marianne Wilson HEALTH 2020 BEN’S MEMORIAL MILE Berkeley Heights, NJ Tyler Couey Paul Silver Internet Campaign Downers Grove, IL MIND YOUR HEALTH Glenbard West High School SAME DAY TEES BROOKLINE YOUTH TUTORING AND Glen Ellyn, IL Jacob Pratl ENRICHMENT Internet Campaign Kaya Vadham PROJECT FOOTNOTE Brookline, MA Stuart Richards STATE OF SYNTH Internet Campaign Julian Green CHRISSY’S WISH Internet Campaign Linda & Mario Rossi RPG CROSSING FUNDRAISER Dix Hills, NY Mark Englehardt VITAL APPAREL Ottawa, Canada Hung Dao & Alex Kozub NAMI - EASTSIDE SUPPORT GROUP Internet Campaign Dr. Tom B. Coles SWEET REASON BEVERAGE COMPANY Gross Pointe Woods, MI Tara Stubensey WONDER + ZEST New York, NY Tracy Brosnan TEAM DANIEL: RUNNING FOR Montclair, NJ RECOVERY FROM MENTAL ILLNESS SURROUND SUPPORT Drs. Ann & Robert Laitman Gregory Svorinich Port Washington, NY Internet Campaign VESSI FOOTWEAR Mikaella Go Vancouver, Canada

www.bbrfoundation.org 45 DONORS Mr. Jason D. Stipanov and Ms. Amy Tisler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bergers Mr. and Mrs. John H. Streicker Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Blanchard Distinguished $250,000+ The Evelyn Toll Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Boardman The Walder Family Charitable Fund Ms. Sharon E. Bowyer Anonymous (2) The Weisman Family Foundation Mrs. Patricia Brown Specter Behaviour Digital / Interactive, Inc. The Zide Family Foundation Jeffrey J. and Mary E. Burdge The Carmel Hill Fund Charitable Trust The Jill L. Davenport Administrative Trust Leaders $25,000+ Ms. Janet M. Byrd The Edelman Family Foundation Mrs. Jan I. Abrams Mr. Christopher Cedotal The Essel Foundation, Inc. The Allergan Foundation CLIF Bar & Company The Estate of Stephen A. Lieber Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bass Mr. Andrew P. Covell and Milton and Tamar Maltz The Benevity Community Impact Fund Ms. Margaret Walton-Covell Mr. Robert B. McKeon Brooks Family Foundation Mr. Richard E. Dagle P&S Fund Dauten Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Disselkamp Vital Projects Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Edwards Julian I. and Hope R. Edison Foundation The Estate of Michael Wynn The S.R. Ehrlich Family Foundation, Inc. Fairborn Homes Benefactors $100,000+ Beth and Rob Elliott Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund The Joseph and Susan Gatto Foundation Firmex, Inc. Anonymous Gravity Blankets / Gravity Products, LLC Flaxman Family Charitable Trust Mr. Gerald Axelbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hammerschlag Mrs. Luisa Francoeur Ms. Ellen J. Schapiro Mr. John K. Harrison II Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gallagher Mary Theresa Becker Special Needs Trust Mrs. Jamie Heinemeier Hansson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Geyer The Estate of Vivian B. Biron Mr. David Heinemeier Hansson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gundersen Borrego Foundation Independent Charities of America Mrs. Theresa Gunnlaugsson The Clausen Family Foundation The Rona Jaffe Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hart The Estate of Timothy C. 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Ellis Mr. Thomas Kilmer The John and Polly Sparks Foundation Ms. Andrea Graham and Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Zorich Mr. Geoffrey Simon Foundation Pacesetters $50,000+ Mr. William H. Soskin and Ms. Ellen Krantz Ms. Marian Penn Susan Lasker-Brody, MPH Anonymous Sunovion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mr. Rob Macdonald The Attias Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William B. Tausig Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McDonald BetterHelp Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Treco The Mt. Brilliant Family Foundation Ms. Rosalie A. Ciardullo LR Tullius, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Murchison Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Coles YourCause, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Rodger L. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. D’Alelio Network For Good Robert and Rita Elmen Foundation Patrons $10,000+ Mr. and Mrs. James L. Northrup Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren Fisher Anonymous The Lee & Herman Ostrow Family Galena-Yorktown Foundation Dr. David Adler Foundation Head Family Charitable Foundation The Albert Family Fund Lee & Bob Peterson Foundation, Inc. Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Alpine Woods Capital Investors, LLC Ms. Joan L. Petty The Estate of Charles Davis Quillen America’s Charities The Harold P. Reiland Revocable Roy H. and Natalie C. Roberts Family The Auslander Family Foundation Living Trust Foundation Ms. Arleen Baez Norman A. Rubin Family Trust Dr. and Mrs. Mark Silver The Alben F. Bates & Clara G. Bates Foundation 46 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Patrons (continued) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Johnson Associates $1,000+ Mr. Matthew Kahn The Estate of David Schwartz Anonymous (9) Ms. Romi M. Karavites Ms. Marylou Selo Susan Abbott, M.D. Ms. Lauren Kastanis Mrs. Lilian Sicular Mr. Howard Abramoff and J.C. Kellogg Foundation Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc. Dr. Hinda Abramoff Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Kussmaul Mr. Martin Taylor Mr. Joel H. Abrams and Mr. Aaron Lahman The Thom Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Robin H. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Levine Thor’s Power Apparel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ackley The LGBTQ Libertarian Fund Tulchin Family Foundation Mr. Christopher P. Aguilar Ms. Linda Lou Lopez The Wayne Family Foundation Mr. William Aheron Mrs. Helen Lowenstein Dr. Myrna M. Weissman and Ms. Amy L. Alexander Ms. Florence C. Mahoney Dr. James C. Frauenthal Mrs. Mary D. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Larry Margolis The Estate of Eugenia West Ferrell Mr. John S. Miner and Dr. Irving L. Jacobs and The Estate of Jeffrey K. Yao Ms. C. Nelle Alexander Ms. Jeanette L. Matye Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Allen Sponsors $5,000+ MedAvante-ProPhase, Inc. Ms. Jeannie M. Amber-Piekarz Mr. and Mrs. William Megowen Anonymous (4) AMC Networks, Inc. Thomas G. and Andrea Mendell AmazonSmile American Mortgage Service Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joel Arnow Mrs. Jessica Anamateros Mr. and Mrs. Gary Merrifield Ms. Lisa Ball Mr. Steven M. Anastasion Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mueller Elinor Beidler Siklossy Foundation Ms. Mary R. Anderson Mr. Ellis M. Oppenheim and Ben’s Memorial Mile Mr. Thomas L. Anderson Dr. Lois L. Oppenheim Mr. Veer Bhavnagri Ms. Karen J. Andrew Osborn Family Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Borenstein The Apphia Memorial Foundation Dr. Herbert Pardes and Dr. Nancy Wexler The Elise and Andrew Brownstein B is for Build Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Patmore Charitable Trust Mr. Bruce W. Baber Mrs. Mary J. Pedrosa Ms. Sally F. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Babicka Mr. Alan G. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. John Carew Ms. Marta K. Bach Mr. Daniel Pipinich Mary Cooney & Edward Essl Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Bachman, Jr. Ms. Riska Platt-Wanago Ms. Judith M. Craig Mr. Ramnik Bahl Mr. Craig Plunkett The Elizabeth Crook & Marc Lewis Mr. Christopher Baker Mr. Michael Priven Foundation Mr. Stephen Balek P’tula, LLC Dr. G. Mikael Dolsten and Ballard Spahr, LLP QMT Associates, Inc. Dr. Catarina R. Dolsten Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rabaut Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Duncan Mr. H. Rigel Barber Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Rully Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Edwards Dr. Jack D. Barchas and Mrs. Sarah L. Schnarr Will & Ann Eisner Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Rosemary A. Stevens Scollard Family Foundation The EOS Foundation Trust Dr. Beatrice C. Barker Ms. Michelle Seiwald Fortis Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Barkley Kenneth H. Sonnenfeld, Ph.D., J.D. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Furman Mr. Christopher Barlow Sudarsky Family Foundation Mrs. Kathleen E. Furness and Ms. Marybeth Barraclough The Richard and Dorothy Taylor Dr. Gary Furness Barretta Family Foundation Designated Fund The Joseph and Anna Gartner Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bartlett Team Daniel Running for Recovery from Foundation Mr. Mikel Bauer Mental Illness, Inc. Geikler Family Charitable Fund Ms. Jennifer Baum Tiltify Mrs. Nancy S. Geller Mr. Joseph S. Baumann Mr. James Unger and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. 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www.bbrfoundation.org 47 Associates (continued) Dr. and Mrs. James E. Clune III Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Falkner Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Cobb Gloria & Hilliard Farber Foundation Betagole Family Foundation, Inc. The Ara D. Cohen Charitable Lead Trust Mr. Adam Farwick Ms. Christine L. Bischoff Mrs. Joanna Cohen Mrs. Stephanie Feinland Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Bishay Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cohen Mr. Dore Feith Mr. Gary N. Bjorklund and Ms. Karen L. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Ryan W. Felmet Ms. Lorna Renshaw-Bjorklund Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cohen The Fergus Foundation Mrs. Lourdes F. Blee Dr. Peter Coleman and Ms. Leah Doyle Mr. and Mrs. John Fidaleo Mr. John A. Block Ms. Susan C. Bourget and Ms. Laura Finn Mrs. Jeanne Bloom Dr. Peter G. Coles Ms. Annie Fisher-Levine Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Bloom Colman Family Foundation Rabbi Lyle A. Fishman and Bluegrass Land Title, LLC Commercial Office Furniture Company Ms. Debra A. Rosenman Mrs. Joyce R. Boonshaft Dr. Michael W. Condie Mr. Michael Fitzmaurice Dr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Boral Mr. Bradley J. Condon Mr. Alexander D. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Correa Mr. Kenneth Flanders Mr. Warren Brand Correnti Family Charitable Fund Dr. Arthur Fleiss Mr. Graham Branton Mr. Timothy Cosgrove Mrs. Mary C. Fox Mr. Thomas J. Brennan Mr. Daniel Coyne Mr. Richard J. Francescon Mr. Philip Brilliant Mr. Jacob Crosmer Freedman Healthcare, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Briscoe Mrs. Judy Crout The H. Bruce Friedrich Charitable Fund David Broad Fund for Brain Research Ms. Linda L. Csaplar Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frye Mr. James Brook and Dr. Joanna Curran G2 Foundation Ms. Isabelle Pinzler-Brook Mr. Thomas D. Curtis and Mr. Patrick Gaffney Mrs. Deborah A. Brown Dr. Mary A. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gawley Mr. Matthew Brown Dr. Beverly Dale Mr. Michael Gehring Robert M. Brown & Thelma Y. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. D’Alelio Mrs. Susan Geib Foundation The Dammann Fund, Inc. Dr. Gerald L. Geison Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Buescher Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Daniels The Geraldi Norton Foundation The Estate of Anna Bulgari Mr. Jon L. Davies Mr. Jeffery L. Gerbitz Mr. and Mrs. George Bundschuh Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Davis Mr. Nick Gerleman Mrs. Peggy B. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. DeLapp M. Rameen Ghorieshi, M.D., M.P.H. Ms. Marion C. Burns Demarest Charitable Fund Mr. Brandon Giliberti Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Buysse Mr. and Mrs. David Derman Glenbard West High School Mr. James M. Call Mr. and Mrs. E. Everett Deschner Glick and Trostin, LLC Mr. David R. Calvin and Dr. and Mrs. Pedro M. Diaz Ms. Kerri D. South and Ms. Constance L. Page Mr. Robert J. Dieter Mr. Courtney D. Goeltzenleuchter Ms. Kathryn A. Cannon and Mr. and Mrs. David Diffley Mr. Robert S. Rosen and Dr. Scott C. Berk Dr. Joshua S. Dillon Ms. Marcia H. Golub Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Capodieci Mr. Nathan Dixon Mr. Ivan A. Gomez The Estate of Donna M. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. William R. Dodds, Jr. Ms. Rose Marie Goodnough Mr. and Mrs. Tim Carroll Mrs. Lisa M. Dodge Ms. Laila Gordy Mr. William Carroll Mr. Henry J. Kahwaty and The Goren Family Fund Mr. Michael Carter Ms. Mary K. Dooher Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Case Ms. Jan Dorr-Freeman Ms. Diana Graeber Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Castellani Reverend and Mrs. Richard L. Dowling Mr. Cameron Graff Ms. Jill M. Chapman and Mr. Garner W. Duvall The Grant Family Fund Mr. Richard K. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Dweck Mr. and Mrs. Bennett G. Grau Mr. Stuart A. Chapman E*Trade Bank (US) Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Greene Mr. George Childs and Ms. Jutta K. Kohn Ms. Kathryn N. Earley Mrs. Margaret E. Grube The Chipty-Franz Charitable Fund Mrs. Miranda Echternach Mr. Pete Guerrero Mr. and Mrs. Peter Choma Dr. and Mrs. Bennett Edelman James and Deborah Haag Foundation Mr. Randolph F. Christen Mr. Ryan Ehrlich Ms. Mary Kay Haben Ms. Barbara L. Chuko Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Elmer Mr. Gregory Haffner CJR Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Bulent Ender Mr. Quinn Hallberg Ms. Amber Clement Endor Finders, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart D. Halloway Mr. and Mrs. Craig Clendening Richard B. Evans, M.D. Ms. Jessica Halprin Ms. Sharon J. Clevesy Mr. and Mrs. Preston C. Everdell Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe O. Hambric, Jr.

48 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Associates (continued) Dr. Eric Keisman Ms. Yueran Ma Ms. Elizabeth G. Keller Ms. Kim Mackey Ms. Marcia Hammonds Rabbi Abraham and Shirley Kelman Ms. Cheryl L. MacLachlan and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hardis Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. Fred S. Gorelick Mr. and Mrs. Norm Harper Mr. Faroque A. Khan and Dr. Arfa Khan Dr. Lee L. Madden The Harris-Ornstein Charitable Fund Dr. Romel R. Khan Ms. Victoria Mah Ms. Cynthia Harwell-Paar Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kieper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Maiuro Mr. Chris W. Haskell Ms. Yvonne S. Kilbourne Mr. Christos Mamas Mr. Steven Hauser Mrs. Lynn Kimble Mr. Jose L. Manzo Ms. Debra L. Haydel Mr. Daniel K. Kimbro Ms. Lori Markert Ms. Marian G. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. King Ms. Magdalena Markus Dr. Samuel E. Hazen Kite Cares - Kite Realty Group Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Marshall Mr. Joseph P. Cothrel and Mr. Nash Klinger Frederick Joseph Martens Trust Ms. Linda A. Heban Ms. Carolyn C. Knight Mr. and Mrs. William G. Martens III Mrs. Heidi Heiland Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kocmond Mr. and Mrs. Lowell F. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hetherington Mr. Edward Kopel Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius H. Marx The Jane Hilder Harris Trust Mr. Philip Koshy Mr. David T. Mason Ms. Ruth A. Hodges and Mrs. Helen P. Koskinas Mr. Josiah L. Mason Mr. John A. LeClaire Mr. Gregory Koster Dr. and Mrs. Sanjay Mathew Ms. Betsy Holden KP Foundation / Chase Street Mr. Ryan Maxfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Holmstrom Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bayard R. Maybank Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hornaday Ms. Ruth B. Kramer McCabe Family Foundation Barry H. Horowitz, C.P.A., M.S.T. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Krcmar Mr. Gregory McDonagh Mrs. Suzanne C. Hoyt Mrs. Rasika Krishna-Schmid Ms. JoLynne McDonald Mr. Clifford Hsu Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Kristol Mr. Michael McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Craig K. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym R. Kroll Ms. Shawna McHale Mr. Matthew P. Humbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Werner Kroll Ms. Katherine H. McNabb Mr. and Mrs. Scot W. Humphrey Mrs. Marilyn R. Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Ward McNeilly Mrs. Hazel Hundert Ms. A. Margaret Krugers-Gilroy Mr. Dennis Ladick and Rita G. Hungate, M.D. Mr. Shane D. Kucera Ms. Karen L. Meadows Mr. Christopher J. Hunt Mr. Thomas B. Kuchinic Maurie & Ethel Meltzer Family Mrs. Gail J. Hurvitz Mrs. Susan K. Fisher Foundation Mr. and Mrs. F. Kenneth Huston Seema Kumar, M.D. Ms. Maryfrances L. Metrick Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hutson Mr. Maksym Kutsevol Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michelich Mr. Stede Ingram Robert & Elizabeth La Blanc Foundation Middaugh Family Fund Mrs. Mary T. Ingriselli Mr. Sean Lahart Mr. Brian J. Middaugh Mr. and Mrs. Louis Innamorato Ms. Diane Lane Mr. and Mrs. Eric E. Miehlisch Dr. and Mrs. Mervyn Israel Mr. Brian S. Latell Mr. Gary R. Mikula and J Squared Press, Inc. Mr. Randall Laurence Ms. Holly Burnet-Mikula J.R. Realty Corporation Lavin Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Miller Mr. Eric M. Jackson Ms. Sana Lee Ms. Maida Milone Ms. Mauvareen Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Lester Dr. and Mrs. William J. Mitchell Mrs. Vivian B. Jackson Mr. Philip Levine Dr. Sidney Moon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levy Mr. J. Clifford Moos Mr. Achyut Jajoo Dr. Edward N. Libby Mr. Chris Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Janousek Clemence S. Lieber Foundation, Inc. Morgan Stanley Global Impact Mr. Nathan D. Jensen Mary M. Lieber Trust Funding Trust, Inc. Mr. Garen Jeppesen Robert J. Lieber Charitable Trust Mr. Stephane Motuo-Fotso Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Johnson Like 2 Laugh Productions Mrs. Meaghan E. Mullgardt Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Johnson Mr. Chris A. Lindauer Mr. Spencer Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Jonas Mr. and Mrs. James Locatelli Ms. Christine Murphy Dr. Cecile B. Jordan Mr. Kevin M. Lois The Nacchio Foundation Mr. Jestin Joseph Mr. Howard Long NAMI - Newton Wellesley Eastern Dr. Harry Kahan and Dr. Susan A. Kahan Mr. Brandon K. Lopez Massachusetts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Kampff Mr. and Mrs. L. Alan Lowry Mr. Venicio L. Navarro The Kaye Family Charitable Fund Ms. Isabella Lubin Newbury Animal Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Keane Mr. Harvey Ma Ms. Diep Nguyen Kehl Family Fund

www.bbrfoundation.org 49 Associates (continued) Ms. Nancy Reeve Mr. Keith Sevcik Mr. Sam Fleischacker and Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Shames Mr. Peter Nguyen Ms. Amy Reichert Mr. and Mrs. L. Michael Sheehy Ms. Mary M. Nicol Mrs. Edith J. Rein Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sheldon Arthur C. Nielsen, Jr. Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Reynolds Ms. Jean C. Sheller and Trust Mr. and Mrs. William G. Rhoads Mrs. Roberta Fricker Nina’s Story Foundation Mr. Stuart Richards The Bernard Shyffer Trust Mr. David Noack and Ms. Julie W. Richardson The Sibley-Saltonstall Charitable Ms. Gay Lavergne-Noack Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rigoni Foundation Mr. Wayne Nosal Mr. Frederic W. Ripley and Silicon Valley Community Foundation Mr. Chris Nottingham Ms. Sharon Kirby Mr. Johnathan P. Simmons Numerator Irene Ritter Foundation Sitver Family Charitable Fund Mr. John F. Gibbons and The Louis A. Ritter Foundation Mr. Emory Skolkin Ms. Susan Nyheim-Gibbons The Toby and Nataly Ritter Family Mrs. Barbara R. Smith Mr. Brian Oldenburg Foundation Mr. Jared K. Smith and Ms. Tania Juarez Ms. Mary Oleksiuk Ms. Min S. Ro Ms. Roberta Snyder Ms. Noelle O’Mara Max Robinowitz, M.D. and Mr. Sean Snyder Mr. Liam T. Orsi Carolyn B. Robinowitz, M.D. Mr. David So Mr. Zachary Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Rodgers Ms. Sallian Song Mr. Randall C. Oveson Ms. Kathleen F. Rorick-McNichol and Mr. Jordan Sorensen Mr. and Mrs. Antonie H. Paap Mr. James D. McNichol Mr. Michael A. Soyka Mrs. Bonnie A. Parker Ms. Loretta F. Rosenmayer Ms. Maya Spivak Ms. Sallie M. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ross Ms. Catherine Sprague Mr. Benjamin P. Partlow Mr. and Mrs. Mario J. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sprague Ms. Louise J. Passick Ms. Brooke K. Rothermel Mr. Gary O. Stankiewicz Ms. Jeanne Pastore Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Rothman Ms. Cullen Stanley Mr. and Mrs. S. Giles Payne George A. Rozanski, Ph.D. Mr. Francois R. Stehlin Mr. and Mrs. Leland R. Payton Mr. Eric Rumptz Arthur & Edith Stern Family Foundation Mr. Jesse M. Abraham and The Runstad Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brent Stewart Ms. Amy Peck-Abraham Mr. Jeffery L. Rutherford Mr. Robert Stewart Dr. Robert J. Perlmutter and The RZ Foundation Ms. Mary Stewart Baird Mrs. Rachel M. Perlmutter Mr. James A. Sadewhite Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Stutzman Mr. William Persampieri Mr. and Mrs. Reuben H. Saideman Surrounding Support Mr. Jeffrey R. Peterson The Salon Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Andrea L. Swan and Ms. Thao Pham Jos. T. Samuels, Inc. Mr. David T. Swan Mrs. Marilyn M. Phillips-Bever Gerard Sanacora, M.D., Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Joshua W. Pickus Dr. William E. Sanson Sweet Reason Beverage Company Pierce & Mandell, P.C. Dr. Pankaj Sarin Ms. Lauren Swift Plum Borough School District Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sarles Ms. Julie Swinehart Mr. and Mrs. William H. Porter Jed David Satow Family Foundation Takeoff Technologies Mr. David Postma Mr. and Mrs. David Sawitzki Ms. May-Ling Tang Ms. Waltraud E. Prechter Mr. Drew Scheier Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Tannenbaum Mr. Roger Prior and Dr. Barbara A. Page Anthony A. Schmidt Family Foundation Mr. Julius Taranto Mrs. Linda J. Purdy-Ohland Mr. E. James Morton and Mrs. Elizabeth J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Purifoy Ms. Matthild C. Schneider TeeTurtle, LLC Quickframe. Inc. Ms. Constance Schnuck Mr. Jorgen Thelin Mrs. Betsy V. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Schoenecker Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Mohammad E. Qureshi Mr. Daniel J. Schreiber Mr. William T. Scherkey and Isadore A. Raff Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Schupp Ms. Melinda M. Thompson Ms. Carrol L. Rafferty Mr. Howard Schusterman Ms. Taylor Thompson Mrs. Rose Raimondo Schwab Charitable Fund Ms. Barbara Toll Mr. and Mrs. Derek K. Rapp Mr. Marc A. Schwartz Mr. Eustachio Tortorelli Mr. Marc R. Rappaport Mr. Charles L. Sciara and Ms. Linda D. Tosti Mr. Adam Ratajczak Ms. Gloria Brancato-Sciara Total Brain Ms. Ellen Rauch Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Sefried Mrs. Esther F. Trachtman Mrs. Hiroko Rawald Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Segal Mr. and Mrs. John P. Tucker Mrs. Margot E. Razziano Ms. Anne G. Sennott Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Tuff

50 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Associates (continued) Mr. Evgeny Yakimenko Ms. Phyllis Bilus Yaksa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black Mr. John Turek and Ms. Bonnie Ray Mr. Bruce Zeiser Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blaskowski Tyson Foods, Inc. Mr. Charles Zeiser Mrs. Marie M. Bone Mr. Walter McCarthy and Mr. John Zeiser Ms. Susan G. Boorse Ms. Clara M. Ueland Mrs. Renee S. Zenker Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Bouton, Jr. The UK Online Giving Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David T. Zimmer Mr. Lloyd Bowers III (UKOGF) Ms. Karen Zimmer Bracken Engineering, Inc. United Way of Greater Philadelphia & SNJ Mr. Charles L. Zody and Mr. Michael Zody Ms. Anne E. Brantman V3 Capital Management, L.P. Mr. Daniel Zox Mr. Andreé Brien Mr. Brian Vassallo Bright Funds Foundation Veracast Communications, Inc. Supporters $500+ Mr. O’Neil Britton Mr. and Mrs. Edmond D. Villani Anonymous (2) Ms. Barbara Brock Visa Giving Station / FrontStream, Inc. 1iX Network Solutions, LLC Dr. and Mrs. William J. Brownstein Vital Apparel, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Celso C. Aberin Dr. Katherine E. Burdick Mr. Jimmy Vogel and Ms. Melissa James Accenture Federal Services Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Bustillo, Sr. Ms. Carol Vorchheimer Mr. Kevin Adrian Ms. Catherine L. Caldwell Mr. Samuel C. Vrooman Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Alcott Mr. Jacob Cannon Walde Miller Orthodontic Specialists Ms. Terry P. Alexander Law Office of Eileen Caplan Seaman Mr. David Zell and Dr. Lauren B. Alloy Mrs. Mary Cappelli Ms. Diane L. Walker-Zell Mr. Joseph Alonzo Mr. Jeffrey W. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wallace Mr. Seth Amera Mr. Michael T. Carlson and Robert Ian Wallace Memorial Mr. David Anderson Dr. Traci M. Carlson Robert A. Waller Foundation Mr. John R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James J. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Apen Mr. Peter B. Case Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Walter Aquarian Audio and Scientific Mr. Harrison Cavell Mr. Paul M. Warner Ms. Maria Arroz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chang Dr. Douglas J. Warsett and Mr. Richard L. Ashton Charities Aid Foundation of America Ms. Susan Warsett Ms. Patricia Aussem (CAF America) Mr. Antoine Watel AvalonBay Communities, Inc. Mr. Benjamin T. Cheney Ms. Deanna Watson Ms. Linda M. Awn Mr. Joseph Cherian Mr. Halbert S. Washburn and Ms. Libby Babu Ms. Alison Cherry Marer Ms. Allison A. Weber-Washburn Ms. Rosie Bailey Ms. Angela Chong Mr. Louis Weil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bak Mr. Bradley Green and Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Weinstein Mr. Brian Baker Dr. Jennifer Chou-Green Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Weis Mr. and Mrs. David Baker Cynthia Chuang, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker Ms. Ingrid B. Chung Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weisman Dr. Meenakshi R. Bakhshi Mr. Mark W. Chutter and Ms. Lauren H. Welch Mr. and Mrs. James A. Balint Ms. Lorna Beth Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. West Mr. and Mrs. Gaurdie E. Banister, Jr. Dr. Olivier Civelli Mr. Nate Weyer Mr. Michael E. Barnowski Mr. David H. Clemens The Whetzel Family Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. David O. Barrows Cogstate, Ltd. Mrs. Phyllis Whisler Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Barry Mr. and Mrs. Martin Coleman Mrs. Beverly A. White Dr. and Mrs. John R. Baudler C&J Collins Family Foundation Whitehall Family Foundation Mr. David K. Baumann Community Health Charities (CHC) Mr. Paul C. Williams and Ms. Ellen R. Baumgardner Mrs. Christina Copley Ms. Leslie Berger Ms. Kristy K. Beck-Nelson Ms. Patricia C. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. Wilson Ms. Margaret Bell Mr. James A. Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Belyea Ms. Sandrine G. Corbinand Kimberly Anne Wilson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Berdusco Ms. Abigail Corn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Egon E. Berg Mr. Melvin Cory Mrs. Patricia A. Winston Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Crane Mr. Sudhir Wokhlu Parks & Weisberg Dr. Margaret Crastnopol Mr. Morgan R. Dallman and Richard D. Bertken, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Cromie Ms. Carolyn Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Betnun Mr. Matthew Crossin Mr. Kevin Woods The Arun I. and Asmita Bhatia Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cummings Wooley Family Foundation, Inc. Foundation Mr. Gerald Wright

www.bbrfoundation.org 51 Supporters (continued) Mr. and Mrs. Terry C. Frisco Mr. John J.H. Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Fryer Ms. Carolyn Healy Mr. Wallace Currey Diana L. Furrow, LPC Ms. Eleanor Heidingsfeld Cybergrants SPV, LLC Mrs. Sarah Galatioto-Ruff Heimler Family Charitable Fund D.R.E.A.M. Clothing, LLC Mr. Jonathan Gan Ms. Phyllis Heischuber Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Darling Mr. Alan R. Gard Mr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Henderson The David Foundation, Inc. Mr. Charles Dale and Dr. Aude I. Henin Mr. and Mrs. James L. Davidson Ms. Laura Gardner-Dale Ms. Elaine Herrmann-Blais Dr. and Mrs. John E. Davine Mr. Paul M. Belica and Ms. Christine Heycke Mr. Glenn D. Davis Ms. Deborah Garner-Belica Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Heycke Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Dean Ms. Karen R. Gebhard Ms. Julie Higgins Mr. Henry DeAngelis, Jr. Geneva Vikings / Geneva High School Hildebrand Charitable Fund The December 20th Giving Fund Athletics Activity Fund Hisle & Company Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Deely Dr. Theodore F. Gerson Hi-Way 87 Stop, Inc. Dr. José DeLeon and Mr. Benjamin L. Fine and Mr. Timothy A. Hood Ms. Victoria Martinez Ms. Julia Getzels Ms. Karen E. Hopkinson Dellorfon Electrical Company, Inc. Mr. Pete Gianakos Ms. Sheryl L. Howe Ms. Yvonne Deng Ms. Hailee Gifford Ms. Anna Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Desroches Mr. Juan Gil Mr. Edward P. Hughes Ms. Cheryl DiScipio Mrs. Chanpreet S. Gill Mrs. Dominique A. Hunter Mr. Mark Dostal Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Go Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hurvitz The Karen Drake Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Goldberg Mr. Gordon Hoff and Ms. Melissa Huther Mr. and Mrs. James L. Driver Dr. Ellen S. Goldstein-Miller and IBM Employee Services Center Dulinski Family Foundation Mr. Aaron Miller Mr. Warren Isaiah Mr. Lawrence Dwight Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Good Mrs. Sharyn Isom Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Eden Mr. and Mrs. William B. Goodson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Jackson Mr. David Einhorn Michael and Lola Goodstein Charitable Mr. John M. Jackson Ms. Suzan Elder Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Jacobson Ms. Rosamund M. Else-Mitchell Dr. Alan Gould Ms. Claire Jaja Ms. Michelle Elston Mr. Michael D. Gowen Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Jaksetic Mr. Sean R. Enck Mrs. Martha S. Graham Ms. Amie Jamieson Ms. Jean Enloe Ms. Elizabeth Granger Mr. Graham A. Johnson Ms. Katherine Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Matt Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Greenberg Ms. Mary Ellen Jones Exelon Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Greene, Jr. Mrs. Ronah Jungerman Ms. Kate S. Ezra Ms. Lynn Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Kain Ms. Lisa E. Faeth Mrs. Heidi Grossmann Mr. Adam Kalikow Mr. Gerald Faigeles Dr. Charlotte A. Grube Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kaminski Mr. Adel Faramawi Mr. Dennis Gruetter Ms. Kathe Kane Ms. Patricia Fernandez Dr. Michael Grunebaum and Mr. Andrew V. Kardish Mr. Zachary S. Feuerstein Ms. Ruth Graver Mr. Robert Kashtan First Chicago Insurance Agency, Inc. Ms. Laura Gunther Ms. Billie Kasper Ms. Eva Fitz Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hacker Ms. Claire Kayacik Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. William H. Hague Dr. and Mrs. Hale M. Kell Mr. and Mrs. David D. FitzGerald Hamovit Family Philanthrophic Fund Ms. Claire Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fleege The Handley Foundation, Inc. Mr. Ashley Sean Kessel Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fleser Ms. Talia Hanselman-Shmuel Mr. Jerry Kickenson and Flint Hills Resources Grain, LLC Mr. H. William Harlan and Ms. Kathleen Michels Mrs. Erin Flynn Ms. Deborah Beck-Harlan Mr. Kevin Kielbasa Mrs. Tammy Ford Mr. and Mrs. David M. Harlow Mr. Arnold Kim Mr. John L. Stodola and Mr. Christopher L. Harper Mrs. Ja Young Kim-Muller Dr. Kathleen T. Frankle Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Harrison Mr. William H. Kirby and Dr. and Mrs. Louis H. Frase Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Dr. Lenore S. Kirby Gary Freedman-Harvey, Ph.D. Mrs. Esther M. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Randy S. Kitson Dr. and Mrs. Tom Freeman Ms. Cynthia Hartnett Ms. Sarah Klarich Mr. and Mrs. Bradford F. Freer Mr. Huddson Hassell Ms. Terry Kleiman Ms. Laura K. Fries Ms. Anneke P. Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Knight

52 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Supporters (continued) Mrs. Connie McGuire Pledgeling Foundation Dr. Matthew McHarg Ms. Lauren Post Mr. Brandon T. Koch Mr. Brendan McMahan Ms. Elena Pourmal Mr. Madhuri Kondepudi Ms. Anne P. McWilliams Mr. Mitchell R. Powers The Curtis I. Kossman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David B. Merchant Mr. and Mrs. Marcelo Prieto Ms. Prajakti Kothare Midtown Educational Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rabner Mr. Tom A. Krawczyk Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Mihelish Mr. Dash Radosti Ms. Marjorie C. Brandriss and Andrew H. Miller, M.D. Carol and Harvey Raff Mr. David M. Kristol Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Miller Mr. Amjith Ramanujam The Richard J. Kruger Foundation Mr. Wayne I. Miller and Mr. Josh Randall Drs. John H. Krystal and Bonnie Becker Ms. Colleen E. Dodge Dr. Shahid Rauf Mrs. Kristen Kvidt Mr. and Mrs. Bradd L. Milove Mr. and Mrs. Somasekhara R. Rebala Mrs. Gabriela Kyburz Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mitchell Ms. Jill N. Renner Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lane Ms. Patricia Mogish Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rettagliata Lanesboro Area Chamber of Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Moran IV James F. Riddle, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. George Lantos Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Morgan The RMR Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Costantino Lanza Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Morgan Mr. Brian A. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Lara Mr. and Mrs. Loren J. Morris Mr. Alejandro Rodriguez Ms. Donna K. Lauderdale Lena Moszkowski Living Trust Mr. Patrick Rogers Mr. and Mrs. James C. Leichtung Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mowry Mr. Lee Rolfe Mr. Samuel Lenius Ms. Carol Mujsce Mr. and Mrs. Arie J. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Levinbook Mr. Daniel Murphy Mr. John Roth Mr. Thomas Pong and Ms. Joan Y. Li Ms. Kylie Nadeau Mr. Timothy M. Roth Mrs. Bella M. Liber Ms. Rita Nalebuff Ms. Michelle Rowe Samuel and Gail Lindenberg Family NAMI - FACE of Burlington County The RPG Crossing Community Foundation NAMI - Genesee County Mr. Rob Ruenes Ms. Lindsay Lipman NAMI - Saint Cloud Area S&P Global Mr. Erik N. Littleton NAMI - San Joaquin County Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Sadler Mr. and Mrs. Rick J. Litton Mr. Patrick D. Navin Ms. Mary C. Salpukas Ms. Stephanie C. Lo Ms. Carol A. Nelson Same Day Tees Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Logan Mr. Elmer J. Nelson The Sampson Family Charitable Fund Lowell Family Fund Mr. Glenn C. Newell Dr. Judith K. Hall and Dr. Stacy Lukins Mr. Daniel Nielsen Mr. Donald S. Sargent Mr. Thomas A. Lunney O’Brien Custom Builders Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafer Mr. Donald Lyle Mr. Henrik S. Olsen and Ms. Sheila Scharfman Mr. Bruce Lymburn Ms. Deborah M. Mesmer Patrick and Christina Scheper Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lynne Dr. and Mrs. Hussein Omar Mrs. Lindsay J. Schloemer Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Maahs Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Schlueter Dr. Allen C. Waltman and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ostrander Ms. Hannah L. Schuchmann Dr. Ann Marie Madigan Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Owen Mr. Dennis L. Schultz and Mr. Mack D. Madonick Painter Boulder Fund Ms. Michelle M. Jondrow-Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maggi Palette Charitable Gifts Mrs. Victoria Schumann Mr. Carl D. Maguire and Mr. Ramsay Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Schut Ms. Margaret J. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Leonard N. Palmer Ms. Cheryl L. Schweighardt Dr. James H. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pappert Mr. and Mrs. James M. Schwentker Ms. Shyma Maharaj Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pardo Ms. Ayanna Seals Mr. Kevin P. Maher Mr. Shawn Parkinson Ms. Suzanne K. Sebert Ms. Katherine Mahlberg Mr. and Mrs. Russell V. Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Servas Mr. Daniel Majewski Mr. Priyesh Patel Mr. Eric Shaffer Dr. Angelica Malicdem-Marer Ms. Liyanage Perera Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O. Shally Stephen V. Marcoux, M.D. Mr. Eric Nilles and Ms. Susan L. Peters Dr. Miriam Shenfeld Mr. Stephen M. Marshall Darlene A. Peterson Charitable Fund Dr. Benjamin A. Shepherd Mr. Michael Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Sihner Mr. Christopher Mason Helen M. Pickard-Mallory Charitable The Jeffrey I. Simons Charitable Mr. Dexter Matias Fund Foundation Mrs. Ranjana Mayar Pictura, Inc. Joseph T. & Helen M. Simpson Ms. Joy McCrea Play It Forward Sportz, LLC Foundation

www.bbrfoundation.org 53 Supporters (continued) Ms. Jessie Wang Booz Allen Hamilton Dr. Robert Waterhouse Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Skocilich Dr. Stuart Webb Brookfield Residential – Colorado Ms. Alyssa Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Weintraub Causecast Mr. and Mrs. Erik C. Smith Ms. Christine Weir Causecast Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Smith Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC CNA Mr. Hugh C. Smith West Shore Eye Care, PC Corning Foundation Mr. Tyler R. Smith Dr. and Mrs. James D. Westhoven Corning Incorporated Foundation Mr. Jose Sofio The Harold Wetterberg Foundation Cybergrants Mr. Mark R. Sokol Mr. and Mrs. John E. Whitmer Cybergrants SPV, LLC Ms. Mariana Sonu Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Whittington DonateWell SovietWomble Ms. Helen M. Wiederkehr DonationXchange Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spetnagel Ms. Liesl A. Wiederkehr eBay Foundation Payroll Deduction Ms. Jamie M. Spindler Mr. and Mrs. John Wiegmann Program Springdale Title, LLC Will Wood, LLC eBay Matching Gifts Program Mr. Michael Squire Mr. Christopher M. Williams eBay, Inc. Foundation Dr. Michael L. Stein and Dr. and Mrs. Martin S. Willick Eli Lilly Ms. Laurie J. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Wills Eli Lilly & Company Foundation, Inc. Ms. Johanna Steinmetz-Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Wilson Eli Lilly & Company Foundation, Inc. Ms. Marlene M. Steiskal Mrs. Lori Wing – Matching Gifts Program Colonel and Mrs. Frederick R. Stephen Ms. Christine Wirth EOG Resources, Inc. Dr. Claudia C. Stewart Mrs. Mollie Wisecarver Exelon Corporation Ms. Virginia L. Stewart Mr. Robert Witt Exelon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Stone Wonder + Zest Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Ms. Alexandra Sutlief The Wonderful Company Foundation, FHL Bank Boston Mr. Jeffrey C. Swanberg, Jr. Inc. FHLBank Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Tagge Ms. Amy Wong Fortis Construction, Inc. Dr. Kevin S. Tait Mrs. Betty L. Wood Frank Visceglia Foundation Takeda Pharmaceutical North America, Mr. Kenneth Woodson Genentech Employee Giving Program U.S.A., Inc. Amy J. Worrell, VMD Genentech Giving Station Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Tallman Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.B. Wright Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Mr. and Mrs. Bryce G. Tanner Mrs. Allison Wu Program Ms. Heather Tazumi Mr. Ansel Teng and Ms. Sheree Wu Good Done Great Ms. Cheryl A. Tchir Dr. and Mrs. Ernest I. Yahiro Hatteras Venture Partners Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tekiela Ms. Li-Fen Yip Illinois Tool Works, Inc. (ITW) Mrs. Elizabeth Thut Mr. Kenneth Young and Intercontinental Exchange Matching Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tinkler Ms. Julie B. Landau Gifts Program (ICE) Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Tizon Mr. Clement Zai IP Services, Inc. Mr. Robert Towne and Ms. Judith N. Zartman JMT Charitable Foundation Ms. Leila Bulling-Towne Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Zastrow John Hancock Financial Services – Ms. Judith A. Tozzi Matching Gifts Program Ms. Fay M. Trowbridge MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Tudor Allstate – Employee Giving Program Johnson & Johnson – Family of United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Ally Financial, Inc. Companies Inc. Ally Financial, Inc. Corporate Citizenship JPMC United Way of Metropolitan Chicago American Gas Association JPMorgan Chase & Co. Employee Giving Ms. Susan E. Unvarsky Amgen Foundation – Staff Credit Card Campaign Ms. Jigna Vaghela Donation Kronos Incorporated Mr. Salvatore Valente Amgen PAC – Matching Gift Program LinkedIn Matching Gifts Program Mr. David Van Brunt Amgen Political Action Committee – Macquarie Group Foundation Mr. Andrew A. Gilliagan and Match Account MEAG New York Corporation Ms. Mary E. Vanover-Gilligan Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Medtronic Global Goverment Affairs – Mr. Alexander N. Vargo Bank of America Foundation Americas Region Mr. Rick A. Verhaalen Banner Apartments, LLC Medtronic Global Government Affairs Mr. Duane Vermazen Batelle Always Giving Millennium Pharmaceuticals – Matching Mr. Joel Walrath Bell’s Brewery, Inc. Gift Program Ms. Jennifer Wang Benevity Social Ventures, Inc. Network For Good

54 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 OdysseyRE Foundation Amber Michelle Nora G. Belansen Qualcomm Matching Grant Program AmeriHealth Caritas PA Ancillary Team Sawyer Bellecourt Salesforce.com, Inc. Mark Anastasi Jessica Belmarez Salesforce.org – Matching Grants Ashton Anderson Kyle Bentain Samsara, Inc. Jenna Anderson Grace Bentley Susquehanna International Group, LLP Matthew Anderson Sara Benton-Huggins (SIG) Angie Sue David E. Berg The Bank of America Charitable Annette Alexander Berger Foundation Ano Brian Berger The Benevity Community Impact Fund Robins and Andrea Antoine Ellen Bernstein The Capital Group Companies Charitable Arliza Rachel Emily Bernstein Foundation Jess Armour K.C. Berry The Merck Foundation Jennifer Arn-Suggs Paul Berry The Progressive Insurance Foundation – Gibi ASMR Hannah Berryan Giving Station Chris Athans Mayur Bhagat The Quaker Hill Foundation, Inc. Patricia Aussem Colby Bienkowski The RMR Group, LLC Richard Austin Susan S. Bigelow’s sister, Carol Louise The UK Online Giving Foundation (UKOGF) Avery Elizabeth Connie Bigler U.S. Bank Foundation – Employee Mom and Dad Ayres Kata Bikszegi Matching Gift Program Richard Ayres and family John J. Birkenhier United Way of the Bay Area Emily Bach Malcolm Blacc Varadero Capital, L.P. The Backer Family Mary Alice Blizzard’s grandson Verizon Foundation – Employee Jennifer Baer-Atkins Charles S. Blumenfield’s son Matching Gifts Program Kathleen Bailey, Ph.D. Lori Boatman Viking Global Foundation, Inc. Sophia L. Bailor Paris Bollinger Walker & Dunlop, LLC Cynthia A. Baker Leana Bonczkowski YourCause, LLC Jonathan Baker The Book Club Michael R. Baker Lee Booth TRIBUTES Joseph Baldivia Jeffrey Borenstein, M.D. Gloria Baltar Linda A. Bosco Honor Tributes Bonnie Banks-Wolf Sheila Reba Bottjen A Dude on Reddit Justin Bannon The Boudreau Family A friend’s birthday Jessica Barbick-Noonan Karen Boyle A loved one Elizabeth Barcomb Bob Bradley Sonja Abates-Nelson Judy Barger Melcenia Bradshaw Sall Abdoulaye William Barksdale David Bragen Phyllis Ables Henrietta Baron Jack Bragen Dylan Abraham Richard A. Baron II Brain & Behavior Research Foundation Cleo Abrams-Horsburgh Ramiro Barriga-Calderón Nancy H. Bralick’s daughter Yvonne M. Achterman Bella Barrows Tyler Tee Bramble Lea Ackerman Naomi Bartakke Warren Brand’s friends and family Alex Acosta Tara Bartley that suffer Ted Adams Joy Bartman Jeffrey M. Braun Aspen Adams-Miller Jill Barzilay Julio Bravo and Lidice Gonzalez Jeremy Addison Susan K. Bass Jessica Joy Brigante Roy and Paula Aguayo Lawrence T. Bauer Jeffrey Brodbeck Bill Aheron and Lisa Luth Dr. Lewis R. Baxter, Jr. Stephan Broderick All Essential Mental Healthcare Workers The Bay Family David Brooke All suffering from OCD and other John C. Bayat Alison Brooks mental illnesses Matthew O. Beaudry’s friends Gertrude Brown All the young people who didn’t make it out Margaret F. Brown’s mother Chris Allen BeBop Tommy Brown Christen Allen Becca Ann John Brown-Lauria Mark Aloise Krista Beeman Jason Brzozowski Jeffrey Scott Alvins-Klein Brandon Beigler

www.bbrfoundation.org 55 Honor Tributes (continued) Thomas S. Cosentino Lauren R. Duran Barbara Buckes Matthew and Ann Costello Adrienne Durant Ana-Maria Bucur Amy Courtright-Richards Meghan Dwyer Robert Buhrman Sally Cousins Ryan and Erin Easter Charles (Charlie) Bunting Shelley Covey Jason Eastman Lucas Burke Catherine Cramer Joseph E. Edelman Margot Burns Debra A. Crichlow Angus Edwards and Renee Morita Christine Burrows Savannah Crilly Drs. Kurt and Mary Edwards Trella Burton Tiffany Crowe James (Jim) Egan Carlie Byer Chris Crowley Christopher and Lindsay Eginton Leslie Bynum Emma Czajka Kaspars Eglitis Savannah Camper Danielle D. Alan Einstein Jessica Carli-Watkins Justin Daniels Elba Maria Lena Carlson The Daniels Family Dr. Bob Elde Brandon Carlton Joelle V. D’Arienzo Lyssa Elegeert Hannah Carney Shurabhi Das Mimi Elizabeth The Carney Family Carole C. Daughtery The Levy’s granddaughter, Ella, Joshua Carrillo Rachel Ayn Davis on her 12th Birthday Katie Carroll Colleen Davoli Beth and Rob Elliott Tyler Case’s wonderful girlfriend Liam and Louise Dawson The Elliott Family Laura Casey Jamie DeAntonis David and Mary Jo Ellis Amanda Cash Jeffrey DeBono The Erb Family Haley Casselman Kris DeCastro Ashley Anne Ericksen Edwardo J. M. Castro Kiera DeCesare Sara Renee Angelina Erikson Nick Catalfamo Dorrie DeGutis Erin Lynn Emily Celestine Megan Dellorto Paul Estes Kim Charleson Natalie Denka Everyone who is affected by depression, Jessica Chen Mark Denning anxiety, or is/was a victim or survivor Sho Tin Chen Nick DeSantis of suicide. William Chick Alice Desmond Everyone with kind intentions Lauren Chong Irene Desroches Fae’s brother Victoria Chua Patsy J. Dewey Alexandra Famiglietti Natalie Cizik Angelica Diaz Esther Fein Dianne L. Clack Steven Diddy Max A. Feinstein Sarah Clark James M. Diggins Mallory Felmet Sherry Claxton Marc DiNino Jacquie Fenner-Harnack Jesenia Clow Calla DiStefano Laura Ferguson Cogstate, Ltd. and all of their Partners Sue Ellen Dodell Neil Finendale Tamara Cohen Reed B. Donat Robert Fingeroth Robert and Nancy Cole’s mother Gabby Donato Courtney Fink Hannah Coleman Margaret Doncov Ellen Finkelberg Thomas B. Coles, M.D. Oscar Donis Tamara Finlay Brett Comstock Brittney Donlin Andrew Fischer Cody Confer Chris Dosmann Courtney Fitzgerald Haunna Connolly Bobby Dowling Gregory S. Fitzgerald Shannon Conrey Darcel Ann Downing Sean Flaherty Hailey Cook Charlie Drinnan Laura and Scissors Flook Kellie I. Cook Tyler Drudge Andrew Foulk Elisabeth Cooke Christina Du Mont Veronica Ariel Fowle John Coombs Jacob Dubblestyne Polly Kay Fox Kylie Cooney Amanda Dubois Robert R. Freedman, M.D. James Cooper Patrick and Maureen Duffin The Clients of Freedman Healthcare, LLC Charlotte Coplon Lexi Dumont Julie Freidus Mara Corley Rachel Dunlap Shea N. Friedland, M.D.

56 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Honor Tributes (continued) Kent J. Hall Jacob Horning Brad and Linda Friedman Joanna (Joey) Jann Halloway Stacy Hota Jerry and Cynthia Friedman Bonnie D. Hammerschlag Lindsay House Greg Frontiero Beth Handler’s daughter on her Zachary Hrenko Frontline Workers 19th Birthday Michael Huber Marisa Fukunaga Beth Handler Eva Hudak Phillip Funderburk Brittany Haneberg-Worsham Rosemary Hughes Michael D. Furay Clint Hannah Amanda Leigh Hughlett-McLeod Bharathi Gadad Etienne Hansen Ashley Hundley Erin Galo Pat Hansen, Jr. Kristy Natalie Huntley Pramarna Ganguly Bruce Harlow, Sr. Morgan L. Hurd Emilie J. Gannon Susan Harper Angela Hurtado Ashley Gantenberg Brenda Harralson Adam Hurwitz Taylor Garcia Kevin Harrington Mark A. Huyber Colton Ryan Gardner Chloe J. Harris Alex Hyacinthe Cole Garrett David and Ellen Harris’ loved one Kenneth Hyacinthe Doris Gaulin James W. Harris, Jr. Bassey Ikpi Theodore M. Gault Tyriq Harris The Impact Team, University of Iowa – Grant Gauthier Bree Harrison Thanks for all you do! Faye Gentile John Kennedy Harrison II Douglas D. Inmon Lewis Gentile Susan Harrison Louis Innamorato, CPA Peter Gerbeth Patrick Hart Francesca Iorio Ethan Gerhart Thidavann Hartridge Ginger Irwin Steve and Allison Ghivizanni Greta Hartsell Isis Joshua Gifford Wil Hass, Ph.D. Nina Jackson Kegan M. Gill Kelli Melissa Havens Ryan Jackson Kari Gilpatric Dylan Hayes Kerry Jackson-Foley Frank and Phyllis Gladstone Kristyn Hayes-DeMarco Lea E. Jacobs Sarah Jane Goaslind Stephan Heckers, M.D. Chris Jacobsen Beth Goetz Eleanor Heidingsfeld Ellen Jaggers Jill Goldin Jason Herndon David Jalava Nick Goode Christian Herzeca Eric James Chad Goodin Sarah Grace Hevrdejs Melissa James Laila Gordy Alyssa Hickey Marie Jana’s nephew Lalleh Gordy and Shab Allison Higginbotham Harlan R. Janes Goz Gary Higgins Jasmine Kenneth Grams’ son April Hill Bruce Jensen’s daughter Bonnie Grande Megan Hillman Bruce Jensen Melody Grant Sam Hiltenbrand Jordan Jensen Chloe Greening Michelle Hincapie Ryan Jepson Madonna Greer Jacob Hoffman Mark and Kathy Johansen Joshua Gregory Terry Hoffman-Forbes Charlotte L. Johnson Amber H. Griego Ashley Rhiannon Hoghlan Isaac Johnson Patricia G. Griffin Wayne Holbrook Adam Johnston Mike Grillo Kevin Holleran Jessica Jay Johnston Carl M. Gropper Rachel Holm William H. Jondrow, Jr. Debbie Grose Karen Holt Edward P. Jones Gabriela GT Francie Holte Suzette Jones Rosa Guerra Alexandra Holterman Saramma Joseph Edward Gunther Edwin Hong Stephanie Josephine Dr. Laszlo Gyulai Honors College Activities Board Kenny Juarez Emily Haberkorn Denise Hooker-White Judah Ariel Haiwen and Bob’s Baby Shower The Hopwood Family Patricia Judd Halee Arlene Laura Horine-Altamirano Justine

www.bbrfoundation.org 57 Honor Tributes (continued) River Lackey Marissa Malick-Klein Susan Kahan Keliann and M.J. LaConte Janelle Malta-Wilson Ian W. Kamp The Laitman Family Milton and Tamar Maltz Richard J. Kane, Sr. Alexander Lake Ellen Mandelberg The Kane Family Richard A. Lambert, Jr. Haley Manning Robert J. Kane and Rebecca K. Landon Lane Philip Mansour Davies-Kane The Lang Family Many Liping Kang Regis and Pamela Langelier Bethany Marcel Kara Patrice Erin Larkin Matt Marchiony Karen Devin Larsen Joshua J. Marer Nicholas Katherina and his mother, Brett Lashlee Marie father, fiancé, sisters, brother-in-law Leather Laudet Mary Markiewicz and best friend Paul T. Laun Beth Marks Miriam E. Katowitz, C.P.A. Jennifer Lawan Katie Martin-Scott Nicole A. Keane and Alex Vaskov Ruth H. Layton Marta Martin-Perez Reverend R. Scott Keehn Anna Lee Amy Marvin Elliot Keenan Bridget Lee Habib Massa Jake Kelfer Paul Lee Michael and Deborah Massa’s children, Kelly Ann Ty Lee Michael and Alexandra Christian Kendall Johnny Leftwich Paul G. Massoud Sarah Kennard Marvin Leichtung Samuel Mather Christy Kennedy Andrew Leslie Cindy Matsouris Edward and Brigid Kenney Dr. Stephen Levin Ally Kay Mattix Kevin Gary and Cindy Levinbook Mason S. Maulsby, M.S., APRN Kate Kiewel The Levy’s granddaughter on her James F. Maxfield Yvonne S. Kilbourne 17th Birthday The Maybank Family Brandon Kimble Adam H. Lewenberg Lauren Mazza John King Jean Lewis Allan T. McCall Sheila King Richard and Rosalie Lewis Chase and Ashley McDonald Brian Kirkpatrick, M.D. Jen Lex Lily McDonald Nick Kirkpatrick Sophie Elizabeth Lieberman Mike McGinty Michael Kirsic Kevin Lien Jason R. McGowan Greta Kiser Jonas Liifv JoAnna McGowan Jack Kiser Nicholas Lin Michael McInerney Dr. Robin Kissell Anna C. Lindow Ella McKay-Kotter Amy Klauke Jinghao Liu Kelsey McKelvey Wendi Knape’s daughters Ellen Liverman Marlea McKinstry Miranda Kneifl James Lokie-Brown Jeff McKnight Alexander Kocinsky Jonathan Long Chance McLeod Bryce Koenig Alfredo Lopez-Ynuez Liz R. McMahon Yukiko Koga LordPhantomXD Wayne McManus and Helen Valerio Grace Koh Ashley Lorey Theodore P. McWilliams Mary Ann Kohaut Judy Lowitz-Corbett Ashley Mendola Bri Kolenda Joan L. Luby, M.D. Julissa Mendoza The Kopka Family Dylan Lyche Tom Meyers Megan Korne Daniel Maahs Sarah Michaels Karl F. Korpela Maria (Mo) Maciejewski Tomas Michalkevic Madison Kovarik Theodore Madden Renae Michalski Emma Kovářová Madelein Ruth Michelich Tim Kramer Talia Madeoy Michelle Ann Howard and Shelley Kristol Dana V. Maggi Emily Mikeska Margie Kuenzli Grace H. Mah and Donald Chin Christina Miles Raquel Kurolapnik Taylor Marie Maldonado Debra Milinsky Kyle Anne Lynn Males-Emerson Brooke H. Miller

58 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Honor Tributes (continued) Jenna Nosal Leighanne Pryor-Reynolds Celeste Miller Santo Sonny Novelli The Pursuit of Happiness Book Club Jake Miller Bryan Odom Sheena Quinlan Julie Miller Melyssa Okazaki Brianna Quirk Matthew Miller and Sonja Hyltoft Laura Olander r/wallstreetbets Noah Miller Brenda Oliver Karen Rackley-Credeur Robin Miller Jonah Oliver Radha Kasey Miller-Stover Kyle Olson Bella Radosti Maida Milone Julianna O’Luckycharms Ed Rafferty Sam Miltich Gladys Orozco Rebecca Ramsey Andrew J. Mitchell III Gail Orris Saira Rand Barbara Mitchell Nieves A. Ortiz Randy “The Rocket” The Professionals at the Monroe Clinic Mary Pat and John Osterhaus Thomas and Jessica Rangel Behavioral Health Department Luke Otteson Rebellious Reddit Idiot Naomy Montegrande Jacob Oveson Kay Redfield-Jamison, Ph.D. and her Maureen Mooney-Simpson Summer Owais book “The Unquiet Mind” Megan Morales Caylee Owen Andy Regos Jose Morales-Dorta Krystal Owens Dana J. Reid Heather Moreau-Provencal Brian Pacheco Linda Reid’s granddaughter Charles J. Morgan, M.D. Olivia Panno Patty Reid Elizabeth S. Morningstar Herbert Pardes, M.D. Lauren Reinholt Melissa Mortensen Lorrie Park Emil Revilla Parisa Mosavat Sallie M. Parker Thoraya Rey Jasmin Mosell-Taitano Paul The Rhomberg Family Anne K. Muellerleile Margaret Paz Rose Ribay Michelle Mui Brooke Penland Paul F. Richards Elaine Muirhead-Hagebush Dr. David Penn-Soskin Valerie Richards Abigail Mullen People Dave Risner Brendan Mulligan Elaine Perales Michelle Risse Jenn Mullins Joel Perez Fernando Rivas Joel Mullins The Perincheril Family Eric Rivera Emily Munn Eliott Perl Riyaz1 Jasmine Muñoz The Perlmutter’s “Our Boys” Min J. Ro Elizabeth Muran Amy Perrino David Robertson William and Delores Murray Alan Perry Pamela K. Rocca Heather Mushock’s brother, Paul Janet Peters Millicent Roche Jaime Lynn Myhre-Amezquita Debra Pierce Kim Rock Andrew Nadeau Tanner Pierce Alex Rodriguez, Jr. Sarah Nadeau David and Sandy Pineda Jen Rodriguez Grace Nagaur Angela Pink Pamela Rogers Jessie Nashan-Ross Dirk Pohlers Adrienne J. Rogovin Nataline Joseph Pompo Adrian Rojas Ilana Neenan Dr. James Poole Catalina Ronzon Neil John Porter Samona Rosborough-Pasquale Tamer Nemri Athena Potsos Melissa Rose Neuroscientists Danielle Poulin-Kosanke Rebbequah Rose Barbara Newman Suraj Pradhan Rachel Rosenblum-Monahan Jennifer Newton Kayla Prata Marc Rosenmutter Dominic Nguyen Jacob Pratl Linda Rossi Mandy Nicholle Jacob Preble Faith Rothblatt Matthew E. Nichols Marla S. Press Ann Royall-Bolton (Royall-tee) Cara Nicoloan Denise Prieto Megen Ruffino Rubye E. Noble-Evans’ brother Noosh Prljaca Edward Rupp Cain M. Norris Ciara Proznik Laura Russell

www.bbrfoundation.org 59 Honor Tributes (continued) Alyssa Smith Nick Talisman Andy Ryan Blaide Smith Alexandria Tamburo Robert Rydstrom Glen M. Smith Peter J. Tarr, Ph.D. Muhammad Saadi Jackson Smith The Levy’s granddaughter, Taylor, Nicolle Saatva Jessica Smith on her 6th Birthday Nick Saddig Michael Smith Maria-Christina Taylor-East M. Sadr Richard and Sue Smith Riley Tendler Herbert Saltzman Sarah Smith David TeSelle Nancy Salyer Tarah Snow Joshua Thai Lauren Sampson Joseph D. Solfanelli Christopher Thomas Raquel Santos Ken Sommers Barry Thomasson Sarah Ann Harry Song Kelsey Thompson Mark A. Satterthwaite, M.D. Kenneth H. Sonnenfeld, Ph.D., J.D. Jeannette Thompson-Swain Lauren Sawson Tracie Soto Cat Thomson Jodina Scazzola Alan Spandorf Sheila Thornton Samantha Schaeffer Amy Spears Those fighting mental illness everyday Kenneth Schirmer Deidre Spears Jim and Kelly Timple Franz Schmutzer Timothy Spears Susan Tinch Schofield Care – Nursing Home Jay Spencer Kimberly Tipton John R. Schoolman Hope Spivey Kristen Tizon Pam Schroeder Grace Springer Bosworth M. Todd, Jr. Carrie Schulte Jamie Stafford Barbara Toll Mary E. Schultz Brandon Staglin Isabella Ton Cristi Sclafano Frances B. Stanik Joan Ton Kathy Scott Kristin H. Stark-Mitchell Lori Tonne Dawn Maria Sculli Rachel Steahr Too, too many Steven Searcy Johanna Steinmetz-Cummings Jemuel Torres Kevin Sebert Patrick Stephenson Maria Tosti Alison H. Seeds Jenna Stevens Vittorio Tosti, Jr. Kit Seeds Samantha Stevens Dave Trager Allen Sellers Shelley Stevens Glenn Tredinnick The Sellon Family The Stevenson Family Autumn Trim Leah Serpiea Laura Stewart William Triolet Sakshi Sethi Diane Stokes Jeslyn Lane Tweedie Shamus Sean Jean L. Stone u/lackingcheer Kelsey Shapiro Ken and Deana Strang Kim Underwood Dewayne Shaw Gary and Geneva Straub Mark and Ann Marie Underwood Karen A. Shea Gregory Strauss, Ph.D. David M. Unger Pat Shea and her amazing artistic talents Kaitlyn Rose Strope The Universe Maliha Shekhani Kathryn Sturzik Martin Ureel Maddy Shellman Miriam Stysley Amy VanderZanden Nyla Sherazi Jess Aryana Suarez Veena Anna Varki Laurent Shiels Steven and Elissa Suarez Kristen Vazzana Michael O. Shows Suzanne Sullivan’s brother Jessica L. Vera Maggie Higgins, M.D. and Chaoran Sun Corynne Vermillion Jack Shuler, M.D. Luke Sussdorff Kristin Verost Lilian Sicular Jessica Swauger-Gorzelic Deandra Vetter Ethan Sill Shawn G. Sweeney’s daughter Liz Vhp Jinny Silver Shinobu Swindell Victoria Vieira Dr. and Mrs. Mark Silver Nancy Sylvester Christian Viera Andrea Graham and Geoffrey Simon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Szpak Conner Vierra Joninna Simpson Grasey Szwedkowicz Vijayaellemma Amanda Sizemore Linda Tabb Mark Voegele Brian Slater Rena Taliaferro The Von Lazar Family

60 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Honor Tributes (continued) Ashley Zare Scott Richard Bartlett Kathleen A. Walker Eleanor Zarski Judith A. Baskin Susan Walker Laura Zawack Brian A. Bass Russ Waltman and John Piccone Levi Zelanko Shira Baumgard Nicollette C. Wands, CDCP, CDCS Renee S. Zenker’s son Michael (Mike) T. Baumgardner Joice Wang Charles Matthew Zitko Brenda Beach Andrew Ward Matthew Beaney Jen Ward Memorial Tributes Rich Beck Justin Ward A loved one Laura Beitler Maci Ward Randy L. Abbott Cliffton Bell Penny Ward Arnold L. Abrams Yitzchak Ben Esther Yuliya Ward John (Jed) B. Abrams Timothy J. Berchin Drew Ware Elizabeth Adams-Addorio Blake Bergers Lacy Watson Cecilia J. Adamski Patrick J. Berrigan Kevin J. Weber Stephenson D. Adkins Kurt M. Bertram Sheelin Weed Gladys M. Albright-Fisher Brian A. Bezonsky Max Weekes Tom Aldridge Kevin M. Bezonsky Heiko Weideman All victims of addiction Arvind Bhandari Charlotte L. Weig Page Allen Kalyan Bhandari Kevin J. Weinrich Jon Altschul Rajesh Bhandari Dr. Jodi Weinstein Jose F. Amaya Deepak Bhasin Robert and Frances Weisman Vincent S. Amoroso, Jr. Mary and George Bieber Connie Weller Margaret Andersen Lee A. Billman Emily Wells Keith R. Anderson Stephen J. Binder Kathryn West-Williams Shirley A. Anderson’s twin sister, Sharon Elliot Blafer Richard G. Wheeler Susan (Sue) K. Anderson William A. Blee, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. R. Graham White III Seymour Angert Marcia R. Bobal Evelyn P. Whitlock, M.D. Noah S. Arnold Charles F. Bodden, Sr. Matthew Whittington Edward Arvey William (Bill) J. Boehmler Christian Willenbacher Anastasia Ashley’s brother Kirk D. Boise Aaron Williams Geraldine M. Ashton Sherman J. Bolton G. Williams Robert A. Atene Domenick J. Bonfiglio Sarah Williams Allan G. Atherton, Jr. Antoni (AJ) J. Bonnell Martin S. Willick, M.D. Patricia Aussem’s father Zach Boothby Nicole Winegamer Katrin Bache Clara Borkowski Zachary S. Wise Grant Backerman David W. Borks Zoie Wittenberg Jimmy Bailey Walter J. Boyle Bill Wofford John D. Bailey, Sr. Brad Bonnie Wolf Gregory T. Bak David (Chip) Bradley Wendy Woo Laurel Baker Eric Brady Brenda Woods Christine Baldino Robert Branch Danielle Work Anna Balek Angela R. Brayer-Wilson The World’s Future Scott Balgemann Christopher D. Brehl Judith G. Wortman John G. Banich Benjamin C. Breisch Jeff and Leslie Wright Neil Gregory (The Warrior) Barber Owen Brennan James Xuereb Elizabeth S. Bardsley Iva M. Breslin Mike Yamanaka Colin M. Barkley David Breuer Dr. Jason E. Ybarra Timothy L. Barney Michael J. Brintnall Albert Yeung Brandon L. Barnhouse Keli E. Brittain Simon Yingling Dorothy G. Barraclough Stefanie Brody Coleman Young Terrence Barraclough John W. Brooke Isabella Young Katharine (Katie) C. Barrila JuliAnn L. Brooks-Williams Josh Young Dane P. Barry Daniel S. Brown Caroline Delgado and Darlin Zambrano Sheila Barth John Browning

www.bbrfoundation.org 61 Memorial Tributes (continued) Jerry Cohen Nathaniel J. Dickinson Nancy J. Brown-Kline Jesse C. Cohen Bonnie DiGiovenale Beverly Brownlee Bob Coleman Jacqueline Dimmock, Ph.D. Kate Brumfield Valerie Collar Robert D’Innocenzio Gregory Bruno Glenda L. Collier Mary DiScipio Jennifer L. Budinger Kathleen (Kathy) M. Comerford Ralph DiScipio Roz Bugen Ryan J. Cook Kenneth Ditzel Anna L. Bulgari David Cooper-Claire Brandon Dixon Bruce Bull Wendell Corey Jonathan E. Dixon Peter R. Bunning Wilson Cory Nicholas (Nick) A. Dobbert Rachel Burd Cameron M. Cosentino Leah Dobbins Colleen M. Burke Edward (Teddy) M. Cough Ilya N. Dolce Paul T. Burke, M.A. Christopher M. Cowan Erich J. Doll Thomas R. Burke, Sr. Peggy Crane Gail Donaldson Christian Burks Brian Crawford Peter J. Dooher John W. Burns Janet Croft Liza M. Dorfman Anna E. Busillo Hillie Cuesta Murray W. Dorin Adrian R. Caggianelli Cordell P. Cull Eric T. Dorris Michael Cahill Marsha Cullinan-Schloemer Fae Dougan Patrick M. Caires Stacey M. Culotta Rachel L. Drabenstott Dennis (Denny) J. Calalsrase Patricia Currey Geraldine Drayer Susan A. Caltrider Daniel Curtin Ryan M. Drescher Dr. Mark Campbell Edward I. Daidone Sandra G. Dreyfuss Sara Campbell Lawrence (Larry) Dalkoff Lorraine Dryden Oscar Canavan Colter Dallman Valerie A. Dryden Evan Cantwell Richard (Deke) D. Daly Kyle W. DuBose Dennis J. Carlton Jerry D’Andrea Michael A. Ducate Jeffrey T. Carlton Margaret M. Dann John L. Duda Craig Carr Stanley F. Dann Ronald S. Duman, Ph.D. Carol Carrano Vincent A. Dann Rhonda L. Duszik Kristin D. Carricarte-Nicholson Darlene Mona J. Dyar-Robertson Kaitlyn Carroll Elizabeth Davis Todd J. Eaton Connor E. Carr-Smith Mark Davis Ronald (Ronnie) Oni Edwards Steven Cash Terrence (King Terry) A. Davis Rebecca E. Ehrlich Suzanne L. Castellani Patricia Davis-Shields Craig Eisenberg Stephen Castronovo Dean Ann Eisner Michael Cerone Dean (Kruzadar YT) Katie El-Helou Lawrence Chalfin, M.D. Katie Jane Dean-Cunningham Kira N. Ellis-Nabor Marvin L. Chambers A. Louise DeAngelis Shereen Elnemri-Johnson Marie E. Chapman Caitlin Deckman-Wade Francis Else-Mitchell Timothy J. Chapman Frances (Misti) Dedon-Gourgues Glenn Engler Noreen Charters Mary M. Deely Timothy J. Ertter Brett A. Chassay Michael Delaney Pablo Espada Douglas Cherno Elizabeth M. Delfeld Catherine (Catie) A. Etier Henry Cheung Angeline DeLorenzo Margaret Evans Thomas D. Childers Angela DeMartino Justin B. Evarian Brian A. Chiou Regina Denale Marian (Molly) P. Everdell Colin M. Choate Janice E. Denning Brian (Whitey) S. Evers Andrew S. Christie D.D. Dennison Christopher H. Ezzell Ann V. Christie Katherine Deschner Miriam Factor Daniel Chun Emmett Desroches Benjamin C. Faetanini Keegan A. Cloud Henry (Hank) J. Deutschendorf II Jordan Falco Eric Clyburn Steven Deutschman Joyce L. Farrell Michael (Mikey) Cobb Linda L. DeWitte’s mother and sister Robert (Bob) Feckler

62 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Memorial Tributes (continued) Allan Goodman Cody A. Hertz Ray Feinhandler Esther L. Good-Savage Gerard (Rod) E. Hess Steve Feinhandler Ethel G. Gordon Dennis B. Higgins Seymour Feinland Lucille Gordon Jeffrey K. Hill Herman F. Feldmann, Jr. Mark Gordon Daniel G. Hinden Jacquie Fenner-Harnack’s mother Ellen Gottfried Paul D. Hinrichs, D.O. Wayne S. Fenton, M.D. Eileen Gould Virginia M. Hohn James (Alec) A. Fentum Richard H. Gramann Corinne H. Holt Catherine Finn Annie Granger Dr. Philip S. Holzman Bruce Fischbein Carolyn Grant Jason Homrig’s the love of his life Carrie F. Fisher John Grant Krista Hook Jonathan J. Fisher William Francis Grant 1st and 2nd Marc Hopkinson Sandy Fisher-Johnson and her children, Tim Gray George C. B. Hosley Jimmy and Faith Ann Mark J. Greenlee Huijun Hou Ruth H. Flick Bernice Greenwold Bradley Howard Raymond J. Flood, Jr. David N. Greenwood, M.D. Paul E. Howard Helen C. Fontana Matthew J. Gregory Jacob Howes Jessica A. Forbes Paul Gresch, Ph.D. Joan (Joani) M. Hubert Mary Foster Donald Griffin, Sr. Eva Hudak’s mother Joseph K. Fowler Noah J. Grimes Richard Huested, Jr. Kristin M. Francescon Robert A. Groover Justin D. Hughes Carol R. Freeman Delores Guarnieri Ben Hughlett Gail W. French Suzanne R. Guerra Miles P. Humbaugh Harvey Friedenberg Thomas S. Gumport Gregory J. Humes Alan Friedman Gilbert R. Gundersen William (Billy) W. Humphrey Burton Friedman Amanda G. Gurley Alan N. Hundert Jason C. Frisco H.P. Dylan-David Hunter Eric A. Fritts Grace Haas James S. Hutto Mark Froimowitz Charles (Charlie) W. Haeger Robert Inman Seymour and Susan Frolichstein Nicholas Hall Naveed Iqball Christopher Furay Stephen Ham Jane Irwin-Malinoff Tommy Fuss James (Jim) M. Hamel J.K.L. George Gaiennie III Henry (Hank) Hanau Daniel P. Jackson Mary Gallagher Alice Happ Marion Jackson-Smith-Mitchell Lila Garber Matthew J. Hardin Lea E. Jacobs Tony Garnett Jason R. Hargarten Prem Jajoo Bettyanne Geikler Brett A. Harlow Maryann James Lisa George’s mother John B. Harlow Dr. Nabeel Jarudi Bradley Gianakos Margaret Harrington Ali Jelveh Kevin Gibas David and Ellen Harris’ father Jordan Jensen’s best friend Steven H. Gibson Fred Harris Sheldon Jeral Stephanie Gillis-Johns Savanna R. Harris Jess Dr. Guy Glenn Gary E. Hart Sanjay Jhaldiyal Brian D. Go Victoria L. Hart Alexander D. Johnson Christopher G. Goetz Kurt Hartman Hannah Johnson Carol Gold Danny Hayes Justin Johnson Dr. Patricia Goldman-Rakic Ronald Hayes Kristine J. Johnson Dana Goldstein Schuyler G. Hayward Michael D. Johnson Zachary Golub-Rosen Kevin J. Heald Ryan P. Johnson Daniel Gomez Maria Hegedus Connie Johnson-Capps Mariela Gomez Bradley R. Heilman Ashley (A.J.) O. Jones Joseph (Chaz) C. Gonzalez Cody Heim Kim Jong-hyun Deanna Good Scott L. Helt Andreas (Dre) P. Kahan Gregory S. Goodale Alicia Hernandez Leif Kamara

www.bbrfoundation.org 63 Memorial Tributes (continued) Daniel Kupchik Victor G. Lottmann Ian W. Kamp’s brother James J. Kurker Barbara Lotz-Griffin Cheryl A. Kane Rabbi Moshe Kushner Dean S. Love Richard (Richie) J. Kane, Jr. Murry Kusmin Betty Lou Lovejoy Robert J. Kannenberg Peter Kustikov Melissa (Lissy) L. Lovette Steven Karp Robert E. La Blanc Judy Lowitz-Corbett’s brother Allison Katzman Allan H. Lambert Joanna Lowry Titus J. Kauffman Dr. Benjamin J. Lambiotte, Jr. Ronald A. Lowy Claude R. Kaufman Sherrill L. Lamppin-Bohart Rachel Lufrano Angela Keeney Deborah L. Lancaster Linda Luke Jan Kellas Johnny Landis Maureen J. Lupu Maureen Kelly John Landmesser, Jr. Joyce Lustig William G. Kelly III Lina M. Lanza Shirley S. Lynne Michael F. Kenigsberg Carole Jean Laping Barbara Lyons Timothy S. Kennell Conrad Larsen Matthew C. Lyons Patrick (Stacy) W. Kenny Vicki Larson Corby Lyons-O’Connor Sarah Ketchum-Bradley Nancy G. LaRue Alicia A. Lytikainen Kevin Charlene Lat Kathleen Mabus David J. Kilcoyne Sean P. Lathrom Noel A. Machado Paul Killea Jenna R. Laubach Camille R. Mackey John S. Kim, M.D. Brendan L. Lauderdale Marissa N. MacLaughlin Young O. Kim Robert E. Lauer Joel R. Maginley Charles C. Kimbro Matthew J. LaVan Debra Lee Maichin Doris Kimbro Justin A. LaVenter Nicholas A. Major Stephani L. King-Chapman Megan Lavin Roman Makuch Robert Kinn Peter Lee Marissa Malick-Klein’s cousin Jonathan S. Kinsley Alex Lefkowitz Robert T. Malison, M.D. Jill A. Kirby Justin Leitner Merrill M. Manning III Elly Klamo Yefim Lenderman Kamlesh Manocha Doris M. Knapp Samuel Lenhardt Raymond D. Mansueto Michael Knutson Bob Lester Philippe Marchiset Rachela F. Koch-Swica Gladys M. Letcher Roland Marchiset Grace Koh’s spouse, Luca Erna Lettl Mary Markiewicz’s sister Christine Kohlstedt Cobi J. Levin Kathleen A. Marnock Peter C. Kohn Michael S. Levine Michael (Mike) J. Maroon, Jr. Bernard Koire Colleen R. Lewis Luis Marrero Nina Koire David M. Lewis Aaron Marriott Melody Kokokoszka Sara Lewis James Martin Richard L. Komray Scott A. Lewis Nicolás Martinez Arty Kononchik Jacob Lichtenstein Elizabeth Martino Richard C. Kopecky, Sr. Constance E. Lieber Jean L. Mason Daniel B. Kopel Samuel A. Lieber Edward Mathieux Frederic B. Kopel Stephen A. Lieber Michael D. Mattoon Brennan M. Kornak Darren Liess Thomas Matye Carrie J. Korne Jane Lipman Travis Matye Megan Korne’s mother for her Thomas J. Liszka John K. Maxwell, Jr. 50th Birthday Richard E. Little Frank Maynard Diane A. Koskinas Ronald E. Ljunggren Ryan T. Mayrath John B. Kramer, Jr. John (Jack) S. Logue II Kevin P. McAward Sandra (Sandy) M. Kriz Edna Lopez Timothy P. McBride John Kruger Danielle M. Lorenz Kevin M. McChurch Kendal A. Kucera Alfonsza Lorenzo-Lowe Michael P. McClain Marc A. Kuder Dan C. Lortie, Ph.D. Bob McClean Arnold Kudrowitz Chris Losh Skye McCole-Bartusiak

64 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Memorial Tributes (continued) Nicholas R. Morroney III Krys Parrinello Jonathan D. McConnell Alessandra (Allie) Moscardon-Stevens Silas Parry Esther (Bonny) E. McCormick Richard D. Moszkowski Bonnie Pasfield Christianne McCrea Patrick R. Muldoon Michael (Mike) R. Paskov Mr. McDonald Ronald P. Mullan Edward (Eddie) R. Pasquale, Jr. Bruce S. McEwen, Ph.D. Ronald (Ronnie) Mullan Alexander V. Patenaude Sean McGarvey Joel Mullins’ niece Louis Patko James E. McGee Andrew (Andy) L. Munson Charles (Charlie) M. Patten David McGibbon, Jr. Wyatt L. Murchison Barbara Patton Patrick J. McGinty Judith L. Murnan James (Jim) A. Paulis Brian McGlinn Jane A. Myrick-McMillan Dr. Michael B. Pearlman Kathleen (Kathy) E. McGowan Seshavalli Nagavarapu Dr. Arthur Peck Ryan McGraw Marjorie Nagle Peggy Bridget McGrory Rebekah Nahai Mary K. Pennington Marjorie A. McHarg The Nameless Alison Perez Kathleen McKinney Sarah B. Nanyes Patricia A. Perrino Janie A. McManus Adam Neely David J. Persik Jim McNamara Connor D. Neely Gregory S. Persik Gina McNulty Barry J. Nelson Daniel L. Peterson Marie Meaders Carol A. Nelson’s mother and brother Linda G. Peterson Victor P. Medellin-Sterling Joel Nelson Paul C. Peterson Melanie Jonathan Nelson Todd A. Petriscak Kumiko Melton Paul Nelson Elaine Pevzner Tina M. Menard Priscilla Nelson Parker E. Phillips II Jeffrey M. Mercer Tamer Nemri’s sister Sybil Pierce Abigale O. Merrifield Dean A. Neubek Jessica A. Piesman Dan Messier Kirk D. Newell Beatrice Pike Andrew Metzger Rick Nicholson Shawn Pitts Jacob W. Meyer Nickolaus Leonia Pizzo Daniel Michaels Rana F. Nicley Evan Poole Apphia Michelich Mengchen Nie David Pordy Ronald Michelich Carol R. Nielsen Ann Porter Christopher F. Miehlisch Amanda Dianne Nolan Faye Porterfield Mike Julianne N. Oberlin Catherine (Cathy) D. Potter Lori A. Miller Incigul R. O’Brien Nicholas M. Pouh Lori Miller-Levine Patrick J. O’Day-McCune Pavel Pourmal Dr. Vera E. Milz Sean M. O’Hara Landen Powell Faith Minnen Jesse E. Ohlin Suraj Pradhan’s sister who passed away Samuel H. Mintz-Straus Hans C. Olisa five years ago Keith Mirailh Kerry Evan Shreve Olivier Trisha A. Prante Duncan N. Mitchell John Olsen Veeva S. Presnell Kyle J. Mitchell Isinsu Onaran Noosh Prljaca’s loved one Linda Mitchell Ross K. Oparowski Leighanne Pryor-Reynolds’ loved one Betty May Miyagawa Cameron R. Orr Rehmat A. Qadir Linda M. Mogish Chloe R. Ostema Dylan Quast Neil Molberger Brian Pacheco’s friend Ramez E. Qureshi Gregory A. Monk Rosa Y. Padilla-Seville Arthur J. Radin, C.P.A. Raymond J. Monnot John B. Paff Ed Rafferty’s mother Juan (Joji) Maniquis Montelibano Albert L. Pan Evelyn R. Rafferty Jeffrey D. Moon Dr. Gavin Pape Lisa M. Raimondo-Nowell Maria de Luz (Lulu) Moore Stephen M. Pappas Sidharth Ramakrishnan Laura M. Moreau Josiah E. Parker III Robert (Bob) J. Rand Milliree Morgan Nicholas (Nick) A. Parks Michael Rangel Emma E. Morgenstern-Greenwood Sureka H. Parmar Anthony F. Rankin

www.bbrfoundation.org 65 Memorial Tributes (continued) Thomas J. Ryan, Jr. Rebecca A. Sikora Margaret (Peg) Ransom Ryan Lucas R. Silvasi Sam Raskin Matthew Saadidin Benjamin L. Silver Stephen Rather Domenico Sacco Eugene Simek Cassandra (Cassie) N. Ray Gregory E. Sacco Kevin Simms Dr. Jacob P. Rayapati David E. Sainer-Frederick Dennis N. Simon Anthony M. Razziano Marcia M. Salazar James (Jim) A. Simone John Reason Martin Salazar-Vasquez Marcia Simon-Kaplan Brian E. Reese Richard P. Salow Ronald L. Sindt Lester F. Reid Jennifer A. Salvito Jeff Singer Steven (Stevie) R. Reid II Catherine Sanacora Jacob E. Skoglund Mira C. Remien Carol Sanchez Robert Slater Samuel (Sam) D. Rendall Haleigh Elyzabeth M. Sanchez Earl Slusky Michael Reschke August Sancis Alyssa Smith’s loved one, Ali Chris Reuter Mary Sandoval-Rome Charles F. Smith Maria de los Angeles Rey Sarah Edmund Smith Ernie Rhamstine Melissa L. Saunders Edward J. Smith Daniel Ricciardi Beulah A. Saxon Rain Smith Edward A. Richards Matthew T. Say William H. Smith II Peter S. Richardson Lisa M. Sbragia Patrick C. Snavely Caasi A. Rich-Vogel Charlie Scheid Donald E. Snyder William L. Ricketts Wendy L. Schenck Chris E. Sorensen Dorrit L. Rippchen Scott W. Scheurer Kelly L. Sorensen Stephen L. Ritter II Siegfried Schmidt-Gengenbach Nathan A. Soukup Stephen L. Ritter III Steven Schoolman James J. Sowinski Janet K. Ritterling Lee R. Schoolmeesters Susan K. Soyka Maria Rivera Fritz T. Schulte Mary Sparks-Wooten Jennifer, RN Ellen Schusterman Jeffrey T. Sramek Jonathon J. Robbins Michael L. Schwartz Doretha St. Clair Robert Robbins Richard O. Schwartz Samuel R. Stack Trandl Robbins Kevin P. Scollard Ian J. Stancato Sara E. Roberts Anna Marie Sears Brian A. Stapleton John Robina Charles L. Sejud John (Jack) A. Stapleton Harold H. Rogovin Andrew Sellers Robin Starks Wyatt Romines Paz Selo Joyce D. Stave Charlie Romney Werner A. Selo Brandon T. Steimel Brian Rorick Timothy B. Sennott Susan S. Stein Tommy Rorick Teresa Serralta Hildegard Steinbeck Ira Rose Eddy Kwok-Hin Seto Edward G. Steinmetz, Jr. Mary Rose Craig Sevcik Cindy Stenkamp Sylvia Rose Gary S. Sevitsky Robert Stephens Anita Rosensweet Karen Seykora Steve Alan G. Ross Skyler Emmanuel J. Shaffer Dan Stockwell Raquel Ross Robert Shapiro Gary (Piedra) B. Stone Christina Rossi Megan L. Sharp William J. Stone Alice Rothman Sam Sharp Dr. Marvin E. Strauss Matthew S. Rothman John Sheehan Michael Stromberg Donald J. Rully Edwin N. Sherr Mary J. Strub-Caulkins Madeline (Maddie) A. Ruocco Harriet Shetler Daniel Stubbemann Dr. Csorba J. Rupp-Etelka Sylvia Shick Gregory R. Stubblefield Fred (Freddie) W. Rutledge II Shreya Shivathirthan Marilyn Stucky’s sister David Ryan John A. Shively Kenneth E. Stutzman John G. Ryan Bernard Shyffer Peter A. R. Suchanick Mark P. Ryan David R. Sicular Ezra S. Sugar

66 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Memorial Tributes (continued) Paul Von Burg Robert Zacharczuk Brendan M. Sullivan Robert S. Vreeland Shervin Zahedi Daniel Sullivan William F. Wagner, Jr. Cynthia Zajaczkowski Donald Swanson Sara Walker Anna Zarski Regina (Jean) G. Sweeney-Heck Steven D. Walker Peter W. Zartman Robert Swiss Emma Walker-Rauch Nina Zatz David M. Swoboda Robert I. Wallace Gregory Zazula Ernest Szeto Don Walsh Joshua Zdanowitz John Szklany Sharon Wang Angelo Zelandi Martin P. Szuba, M.D. Lowery (Bear) Ware Tyler Zgombic Andrew Taddy Kenneth R. Warning S. Zhao Rev. Joseph A. Talley Robert S. Warshaw, Esq. Edward N. Ziegler H. Vonn Taylor Edward Watel Gladys P. Ziegler Gerald (Jerry) P. Tchir Dennis D. Way Barry L. Zimmerman Benjamin Telushkin Vivian (Viv) Jean Weiss Marilyn Zitar Joseph F. Tepedino James C. Welbourne Herman A. Zullow Alberta L. Thien Bobby M. Wells D. Thomas’ mother Donna L. Welty Camilla (Cammie) L. Thompson Thomas J. Wendt Nicholas Tindall Bradley Wessen Dr. Richard D. Todd Heidi A. Westhoven Gordon Tomalty Beatrice Whalin Carlos M. Torres Thomas C. Whisler Luca G. Tortorelli Robert D. White Leanne Townsend Timothy L. Whitmer Dr. Eugene Trachtman John A. Wiederkehr II Tracy Michael G. Wieman Frances S. Trager Kyle Jay (K.J.) Williams Morris Trager Mark Williams Jonathan Tremblay Moses A. Williams Clarence (Bud) Trombly Leatha Williams-Martin Richard Trommer Marjorie Wills Troy Sherre Wilner Paul A. Truman Kimberly A. Wilson Robert P. Truman Peter B. Wilson Gregory L. Trump Stephen J. Wilson Donald Trybula Timothy (Timo) Wilson Amanda Tucci Betty J. Winberg Robert D. Uhl Dylan Winfrey Martin O. Ulan Jason P. Wischmeyer Christian M. Unger Douglas Wistner Logan Upton Richard (Richie) C. Wojcicki Barbara Van Hasselt-Cottle Clare E. Wojtusik Steven Van Lew Cheryl E. Wolfe Joshua J. Van Wagoner June Wolfe Preston R. Vanderhaeghe Farrell J. Wolfson Stephen Vardzik Alan H. Woodard Charles Varkoly Adam Wright Kirstin Vasauskas April A. Yahiro David Veillette Barbara A. Yahr Joseph (Joe) A. Viau Elliot B. Yasmer Keith A. Vinskofski Michael Yelenosky Filomena Vitiello Martha Yerina Gregory Von Burg Genevieve (Gene) Young

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68 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 BY THE NUMBERS SINCE 1987 As of May 2021

AWARDED TO SCIENTISTS $418 MILLION

GRANTS The breakdown of our grants since 1987 4,832 Young Investigators 828 Independent Investigators 426 Distinguished Investigators 6,000

UNIVERSITIES & MEDICAL CENTERS COUNTRIES, INCLUDING THE U.S. 569 36

180 ACTIVE SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL MEMBERS (AND 18 EMERITUS MEMBERS) The all-volunteer BBRF Scienti c Council The group includes: is composed of leading experts across 51 Members of the National Academy of Medicine disciplines in brain & behavior research 32 Chairs of Psychiatry & Neuroscience Departments who review grant applications and 16 National Institute of Health Chiefs & Directors recommend the most promising ideas 10 Members of the National Academy of Sciences to fund. 3 Recipients of the National Medal of Science 2 Former Directors of the National Institute of Mental Health and the current Director 1 Nobel Prize Winner

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Consolidated Statement of Financial Position

DECEMBER 31, 2020 DECEMBER 31, 2019

ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $19,030,200 $8,063,589 Investments, at fair value, current portion 14,009,510 10,850,004 Contributions receivable 121,723 139,805 Pledges receivable, current portion 210,000 2,210,000 Prepaid expenses and other assets 85,114 72,644 Total Current Assets 33,456,547 21,336,042 Assets held in charitable remainder trust 1,762,985 1,500,421 Fixed assets, net 18,376 25,053 Pledges receivable, net, less current portion 390,015 6,263,110 Investments, at fair value, less current portion 8,947,4 49 8,947,4 49 Total Assets $44,575,372 $38,072,075

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $96,430 $79,548 Grants payable 25,723,635 19,481,669 Accrued compensation 37,651 100,258 Annuities payable 871,385 767,679 Charitable gift annuities payable 159,481 172,450 Total Liabilities 26,888,582 20,601,604 Net Assets Net assets without donor restrictions 8,075,882 8,410,779 Net assets with donor restrictions 9,610,908 9,059,692 Total Net Assets 17,686,790 17,470,471 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $44,575,372 $38,072,075

* The Foundation’s complete audited financial statements are available on our website.

70 ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Consolidated Statement of Activities

YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2020 DECEMBER 31, 2019

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Contributions $13,994,067 $16,069,353

Special events, net — 345,041 Contribution of services 2,182,688 1,977,786 Bequests 5,369,469 9,206,115 Net realized and unrealized gains on investments 3,381,571 3,668,483 Net appreciation of assets held in charitable remainder trusts 262,564 212,598 Dividend and interest income 242,860 239,655 Total Support and Revenue 25,433,219 31,719,031

EXPENSES Program Services Research grants and awards 18,628,508 14,797,331 Scientific advancement 2,192,755 2,268,335 Program support 2,101,324 2,487,570 Total Program Services 22,922,587 19,553,236 Supporting Services Fundraising** 793,114 889,015 Administration** 1,501,199 1,677,204

Total Supporting Services 2,294,313 2,566,219 Total Expenses 25,216,900 22,119,455 Change in Net Assets 216,319 9,599,576

Net Assets, beginning of year 17,470,471 7,870,895

Net Assets, end of year $17,686,790 $17,470,471

** All fundraising and administration expenses are funded by specially designated grants.

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