2014 annual report From the President/CEO and Board Chair

2014 really brought home to us that we have our great- fight sexual assault, and ensure that all New Yorkers have est impact when we work together with others! Here access to health care. are a few highlights of our work with partner organiza- tions this past year: For several years, we have helped patients enroll in public health insurance on-site at all of our health centers, but in In , our Education and Training Department laid 2014 we participated in community forums around the city the groundwork for opening a new health center in this to educate New Yorkers about the Affordable Care Act and extremely diverse, fast-growing borough by partnering began enrolling patients in the New York State of Health with community organizations. Planned Parenthood plans. As the Huffington Post reported in “What Really Federation of America honored PPNYC with their APPLE Goes On at Planned Parenthood Every Day,” “People are so Tree Award for the capacity building work that our Educa- relieved. They just had no idea they could get health insur- tion and Training staff did to empower these organiza- ance.” When our staff enroll patients in health insurance, we tions to provide their clients with sexual and reproductive enable them not only to get reproductive care, but also to health information and referrals. address their overall health needs.

We collaborated with Bronx community partners to It is critical to PPNYC’s mission to build on the reproduc- launch “Building Healthy Futures,” a multimedia cam- tive justice work we did with our partners in 2014. We paign in English and Spanish to help New Yorkers want New Yorkers to be able to access reproductive health choose and use reliable birth control. We expanded this care, but we also want New Yorkers to lead healthy lives in campaign in the fall through our Promotores de Salud general. We want them to take the time they need to care program’s work at the Mexican Consulate by creating a for their families, to be safe in their homes and communi- special set of Spanish-language materials bearing the ties, and to have the resources to set the course of their branding of both the campaign and the Consulate. own lives. PPNYC’s advocacy work in 2014 involved teaming up Thank you for your support of PPNYC. It is your commit- with 150 coalition partners to push for gender equity, ment to the organization that allows us to ensure that New Yorkers have the care they need, when and where they need it, no matter what.

Joan Malin Diane L. Max President and CEO Board Chair

Joan Malin (l), President and CEO, and Diane Max (r), Board Chair, accepting the APPLE Tree Award from Planned Parenthood Federation of America for our outstanding education and training programs in Queens. At the groundbreaking (l-r): Assembly Member Nily Rozic, Board Chair Diane Max, City Council Member Mark Weprin, Council Majority Leader Jimmy Van Bramer, Assembly Member High spirits as Catherine T. Nolan, President/CEO Joan Malin, Representative Carolyn Maloney, Council Member Elizabeth Crowley, Council Member Costa Constantinides, Council Member , we broke ground State Senator Toby Ann Stavisky, Board Vice Chair Katie Danziger, in Queens and Assembly Member Aravella Simotas.

Before the shovel hit the ground, considerable analysis showed their support by allocating $923,000 for the and preparation paved the way for our new health center initial build-out and equipping of the health center. We in Queens. We conducted a comprehensive assessment would like to especially recognize the leadership and and determined that the need for our services was great. support of City Council Majority Leader Jimmy Van Queens has the highest rate of uninsured women and Bramer and the Queens delegation, Assembly Member girls in the city. Certain Queens neighborhoods have Catherine T. Nolan, and Queens some of the city’s highest rates of unintended pregnancy Melinda Katz. and sexually transmitted infections, with as much as half of the borough’s pregnancies being unintended. With great excitement, we hosted a groundbreaking event on October 16! A large turnout of nearly 70 people The next step was to introduce ourselves and get attended, with community members and 12 elected of- acquainted with stakeholders and community leaders. ficials welcoming us to Long Island City. Mr. Van Bramer PPNYC built relationships with community organiza- attested that “Planned Parenthood has already been tions by offering them our capacity building assistance working closely with local community organizations to to enable their staff to address the sexual and repro- provide educational programs to local residents. The ad- ductive health concerns of their clients. We provided dition of a Planned Parenthood health center in Queens this kind of training to staff of the Queens Library, South is a positive step toward ensuring all borough residents Asian Youth Alliance, Sunnyside Community Services, have the quality health care they deserve.” and Queens Community House, establishing a fruitful collaboration and long-term relationship with them. The groundbreaking received extensive and very positive media coverage from , Associated Thanks to generous individual donations, PPNYC raised Press, NY 1, Daily News, Queens Times-Ledger, Queens $8.1 million of the $9 million needed to open a new Tribune, Queens Chronicle, Gothamist, and DNAinfo health center. City and state elected officials from Queens among others.

Launching a new health center requires a great deal of dedicated work from staff throughout the agency, and we have all pitched in to achieve this expansion.

1 Keeping New York healthy

In 2014, we cared for nearly 50,000 adults and the homeless. Project Street Beat had more than 27,000 adolescents at our four health centers in Manhattan, service encounters in 2014, a 17% increase over 2013. , the Bronx, and Staten Island. No one is turned away from PPNYC if he or she cannot pay; we help clients to enroll in public insurance or obtain private insurance through the Affordable Care Act or we meet their needs with our sliding fee scale.

PPNYC provides life-saving breast and cervical cancer Clinical Services Provided in 2014 screening, sexual and reproductive health care, • 51,572 sexual and reproductive health visits contraception counseling and methods, emergency • 84,094 tests for sexually transmitted infections contraception, surgical and medication abortion, HIV • 25,997 HIV tests counseling and testing, screening and treatment for • 7,867 Pap tests to screen for cervical cancer sexually transmitted infections, the HPV vaccine, and • 8,530 pregnancy tests screening for intimate partner violence. • 18,648 abortions — 91% in the first trimester • Helped 8,354 clients obtain public insurance Project Street Beat is PPNYC’s award-winning HIV- prevention and linkage-to-care program. The Keith Haring Foundation-Project Street Beat mobile medical unit travels through the Bronx, Brooklyn, and northern Manhattan offering free health care and other services to high-risk individuals who don’t access traditional health care, including substance users, sex workers, and

2 Project Street Beat launched its HIV Community Mobilization Project in Brooklyn, a four-year campaign to prevent the spread of HIV among African-American women and Latinas through social marketing and free testing services.

Lauren Porsch (l) and Dr. Gillian Dean (r) presented a poster about their research study on IUD insertion after abortion at the annual meeting of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

2014 Highlights • Thanks to a grant from the • A $1 million grant from the • PPNYC’s Clinical Training and New York State Department of Jerome L. Greene Foundation Research Initiative, which Health, we were able to expand made long-acting reversible addresses the critical shortage the hours of our health centers contraception (LARC) methods of medical and nursing in Manhattan and Staten Island, such as IUDs and implants professionals who can provide adding early morning and available to our low-income reproductive health care, evening appointments that are clients at no cost. Our LARC partnered with Mt. Sinai Hospital’s a hit with patients. provision increased 46% overall Department of Obstetrics and in 2014 and 78% immediately Gynecology to host a new following abortion. two-year Fellowship in Family Planning.

Our clinical and research staff PPNYC’s Entitlement Counselors received the New published a study about the York Abortion Access Fund’s “Champion Award” for relationship between intimate partner their dedication to ensuring that cost is not a barrier to violence and abortion in Women & getting needed services. Health, Vol. 54.

3 Growing an informed community

PPNYC reached 26,000 young people and adults in PPNYC offers innovative, collaborative programs for 2014 through its programs that help participants to lead adults as well. Adult Role Models are neighborhood sexually healthy and responsible lives. parents trained to lead workshops to teach other parents how to talk about sex with their children In our youth programs we collaborate with numerous comfortably and knowledgeably. Promotores de Salud community partners. We are implementing three are community members we train to help Latinas obtain evidence-based interventions — “Making Proud sexual and reproductive health care. Choices,” “Be Proud! Be Responsible!,” and “Be Proud! Be Responsible! Be Protective!” — in schools The Training Institute of PPNYC’s Robert and Harriet and community organizations in targeted high-risk Heilbrunn Center for Community Outreach, Education, neighborhoods to reduce sexual risk behaviors among and Training offers a variety of trainings annually on teens and teen mothers. We present our Taking Care sexual and reproductive health issues, best practices, of You workshop series to young people in schools and and model programs. other venues, covering such issues as contraception, HIV prevention, abstinence, sexual orientation, parenting, Our Capacity Building Program assists organizations and healthy relationships. Teen Advocates are in developing infrastructure, policies, and educational teenagers who are trained by PPNYC to lead their fellow programs so they can help their clients to obtain sexual teens in interactive workshops about teens’ rights, and reproductive health information and services. access to health care, and other compelling topics. We also have special outreach and educational initiatives that focus on LGBTQ youth and male teens.

4 Randa Dean (l) and Alex Stevens (r) at the American Public Health Association conference with their poster about PPNYC’s capacity building work in Queens, which was honored as the Best Sexuality Poster among public health professionals addressing Population and Reproductive and Sexual Health.

(l-r) President/ CEO Joan Malin, author Robie H. Harris, Adult Role Model Diane Smith, and Vikki Terrile from the Queens Library at our forum on “Talking to Kids about Sexual Health.” Two PPNYC Sexuality Educators, Christopher Vargas and Ema Eyasmin, received the President’s Volunteer Service Award on behalf of President from Citizen Schools, where they facilitated the “Making Proud Choices” curriculum.

2014 Highlights • 90% of our sexuality education • The American Journal of • For the first time, our Training in youth programs is now Sexuality Education published Institute offered two live real- electronic! We equipped our research we conducted in time webinars including one on staff with iPad Minis, projectors, collaboration with the Albert “Partnering with Parents” that and wireless Bluetooth speakers Einstein School of Medicine, drew an audience from around so they can reach teens via the with funding from the National the nation. And we brought our media with the greatest impact — Institute of Mental Health, which trainings to new sites around the online screens, videos, and showed that our Adult Role city such as the Brooklyn Public PowerPoint. Models program significantly Library. increased parental knowledge, communication, and monitoring related to their teenagers over four weeks of workshops.

Scene from a video made by our Teen Advocates to show young men how to be supportive about sexual and reproductive health with their partners. View it at bit.ly/Teen_ Advocates_video

Our Promotores de Salud hosted “Cafecitos” about breast health at La Caza Azul Bookstore and the Bronx Family Justice Center. And they continued the expansion of our educational work into Queens by offering workshops on birth control and breast health at Voces Latinas, the Queens Library, and the Queens Museum.

5 Mobilizing supporters

PPNYC is a leading proponent of progressive public • Mobilizing grassroots action policy in New York City, Albany, and Washington. Our • Creating high-impact public education campaigns unique voice, informed by decades of experience as • Conducting and disseminating public opinion a provider of community-based health care services, research education, and training, makes us a strong and • Informing the public through special events, respected advocate. publications, and our website and social media sites • Serving as a resource to the mass media to ensure PPNYC employs a wide range of strategies to promote that developments in reproductive freedom reproductive justice for all people in the communities and sexual health are reported accurately and we serve. These include: prominently • Advising on legislative and statutory matters • Educating policymakers • Building coalitions with like-minded organizations to advance reproductive health and rights and broader social justice concerns

6 Launch of “Building Healthy Futures: The Campaign to Prevent Unintended Pregnancy in New York City,” our multimedia initiative to inform women in their 20s about birth control and promote its consistent use.

There’s a safe, reliable and affordable birth control method that’s right for you, until you’re ready to be a parent or parent again.

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Find out more Building Healthy Futures: @ IMONITNYC.COM The Campaign to Prevent Unintended Pregnancy in New York City ® Photo for illustrative purposes only

Founding Partners: Bronx District Public Health Office, NYC Dept of Health & Mental Hygiene; The Bronx Healthy; Link;The Women’s Hostos Community Housing and College; Economic Montefiore Development Medical Corporation Center; Planned (WHEDco) Parenthood of New York Cit

As part of a national endeavor President/CEO sponsored by Planned Parenthood Joan Malin received Federation of America, PPNYC hosted the Human Spirit a three-day “New York Power Tour” for Award from Brooklyn more than 150 college activists from Community Services across the Northeast to hone their for her contributions to organizing skills. community advocacy.

2014 Highlights • We secured significant funding • As a member of the Access to legislation to end the use of from city officials to support our Condoms Coalition, PPNYC condoms as evidence of all sex work, including $350,000 for cheered when the New York trade offenses. family planning and education, City Police Department issued $100,000 to improve our call a new rule prohibiting the use • We testified in support of a center, $225,900 for Project of condoms as evidence of City Council bill to eliminate Street Beat, and $423,000 for prostitution in many cases. This regulations requiring an individual our new Queens health center. means that most sex workers to show proof of gender- can carry condoms to protect affirmative surgery in order to themselves without worrying change the gender designation that the condoms will be used on a birth certificate, and we as evidence for arrest. We are were gratified when this bill was now working to pass statewide enacted and signed into law.

PPNYC was a media star in 2014, with twice as many appearances as in 2013! We were featured in major media including WABC-TV, CBS Evening News, the Huffington Post, the New York Times, Teen Vogue, Salon, Village Voice, and City Limits.

Amanda Matos (l) and Elizabeth Adams (speaking) offered PPNYC’s support at a rally to improve Columbia University’s sexual assault policies.

7 Where we’re headed in 2015

2015 is a transformational moment for PPNYC! of health care. But our work doesn’t begin and end at Opening the doors of our newest health center in our front doors. We are committed to creating a New Queens realizes our long-held dream of being in York where reproductive justice is fully realized for every borough and ensuring that reproductive health all people, providing not only essential health care care is available to all New Yorkers regardless of services, but also working to break down barriers to where they live, their immigration status, or ability to accessing care whether those are legislative barriers, pay. We were thrilled to name the new Queens center or barriers related to income, language, culture, after our wonderful Board Chair, Diane Max, who did so much to enable our expansion. The Diane L. Max Health Center is a 14,000-square-foot, state-of-the- art facility that will provide a full range of sexual and reproductive health services to an estimated 17,500 patients each year when we are up-and-running. We will help patients enroll in health insurance on-site ¿NO TIENE and offer space to community organizations for their SEGURO MÉDICO? education, training, and advocacy efforts. And we will continue to expand our capacity building programs in Planned Parenthood of Queens so that community organizations can help the New York City puede ayudarlo. families they serve with sexual and reproductive health information and connect them to needed health services.

PPNYC is an essential safety net provider in New York City: for many of our patients, we are their only source

“Planned Parenthood of New York City is growing our services, so that we can always be there, no matter what.” — Joan Malin, President and CEO

8 Affordable STD screenings available at Planned Parenthood health centers. Make an appointment today.

1.800.230.PLAN www.ppnyc.org

Planned Parenthood of New York City

documentation status, sexual orientation, gender For nearly 100 years, Planned Parenthood of New York identity, or age. We recognize the intersections City has played a vital role in bettering the lives of New between our services and our clients’ other needs Yorkers. And it all started right here in Brooklyn with to secure their well-being. The work we are doing in Margaret Sanger’s storefront clinic. We are gearing 2015 reflects this commitment. up now to join Planned Parenthood Federation of America and Planned Parenthood affiliates around For example, we are expanding our services to the nation to celebrate our Centennial in 2016. The underserved groups who do not easily connect with Planned Parenthood Centennial will mark a century of health care, such as the uninsured, immigrants, and pathbreaking sexual and reproductive health care and

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Total Assets ...... $109,063,297 ...... $101,663,292

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses ...... $2,578,117 ...... $1,739,462 Refundable advances ...... $31,255 ...... $38,573 Total liabilities ...... $2,609,372 ...... $1,778,035

Net assets: Unrestricted ...... $19,331,592 ...... $17,190,777 Temporarily restricted ...... $14,222,381 ...... $9,794,528 Permanently restricted ...... $72,899,952 ...... $72,899,952 Total net assets ...... $106,453,925 ...... $99,885,257

Total Liabilities and Net Assets ...... $109,063,297 ...... 101,663,292

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2014 2013 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Total Operating Support, Grants, and Revenue Public support and grants: Direct contributions ...... $6,298,603 . . . $7,044,412 ...... $13,343,015 . . . . $9,394,065 Grants and contracts ...... $8,070,454 ...... $8,070,454 . . . . .$7,411,483

Revenue: Net patient service fees and sales of supplies . . . .$22,462,129 ...... $22,462,129 . . . .$20,167,889 Professional training fees ...... $79,778 ...... $79,778 ...... $125,598 Endowment assets used for operations ...... $3,675,000 ...... $3,675,000 . . . . $3,675,000 Other ...... $188,648 ...... $188,648 ...... $224,850 Net assets released from restrictions ...... $2,385,260 . .($2,385,260)

Total Operating Support, Grants, and Revenue . . $43,159,872 . . . $4,659,152 ...... $47,819,024 . . . $40,998,885

Expenses Program services: Clinical services programs ...... $27,694,215 ...... $27,694,215 . . . .$26,111,049 Educational programs ...... $2,687,524 ...... $2,687,524 . . . . $2,760,546 Public affairs and advocacy ...... $1,968,156 ...... $1,968,156 . . . . .$2,095,147 Total program services ...... $32,349,895 ...... $32,349,895 . . $30,966,742 Supporting services: Management and general ...... $6,905,872 ...... $6,905,872 . . . . $5,596,668 Development ...... $1,216,698 ...... $1,216,698 . . . . .$1,169,054 Total supporting services ...... $8,122,570 ...... $8,122,570 . . . $6,765,722 Membership payments to Planned Parenthood Federation of America ...... $439,477 ...... $439,477 . . . . . $429,763

Total Expenses ...... $40,911,942 ...... $40,911,942 . . . $38,162,227 Change in net assets before Non-Operating Revenue and Expenses ...... $2,247,930 . . . $4,659,152 ...... $6,907,082 . . . . $2,836,658

Non-Operating Revenue and Expenses Planned giving – contributions ...... $124,916 ...... $124,916 ...... $105,093 Planned giving – interest income ...... $80 ...... $80 ...... $761 Planned giving – expenses ...... ($232,111) ...... ($232,111) . . . . . ($257,259) Endowment income ...... $2,267,339 . . . . .$2,267,339 . . . . $1,680,315 Endowment assets used for operations ...... ($3,675,000) . . . ($3,675,000) . . . ($3,675,000) Net realized and unrealized gain on investments ...... $1,176,362 . . . . .$1,176,362 . . . . $5,420,743

Total Non-Operating Revenue and Expenses ...... ($107,115) ...... ($231,299) . . . . . ($338,414) . . . . $3,274,653

Change in net assets ...... $2,140,815 . . . $4,427,853 ...... $6,568,668 . . . . . $6,111,311

Net assets at beginning of year ...... $17,190,777 . . . $9,794,528 . . $72,899,952 . . . $99,885,257 . . . $93,773,946

Net Assets at End of Year ...... $19,331,592 . . $14,222,381 . . $72,899,952 . . $106,453,925 . . . $99,885,257

11 How you can help

PPNYC is a not-for-profit organization, and client fees Volunteering for PPNYC and public grants cover only a portion of the costs of Our volunteers are devoted to keeping New Yorkers our clinical services, education and training programs, healthy and safe. Every day they serve in a wide range and advocacy efforts. To sustain our work, we rely on a of capacities, supporting our health care services, large network of friends who support us financially and administrative work, educational programs, and in other ways. outreach to underserved populations. They also engage in a variety of advocacy activities to increase access to Financial Contributions to PPNYC reproductive health care and medically accurate sex We welcome: education. • Cash, check, or credit card donations of any amount. • Online donations made through a secure credit card Join our volunteer Action Network and we’ll update transaction at www.ppnyc.org. you on policy developments, alert you to contact your • Donations in memory or in honor of a relative, friend, legislators about upcoming votes, and invite you to join or colleague. in other grassroots activism. To sign up, just visit www. • Donations of stock, bonds, real estate, or other ppnyc.org. You can also sign up there to join our Activist property. Council and be a frontline activist carrying forward the • Planned gifts, including gifts that return lifetime movement for reproductive health, rights, and justice. income and offer other tax benefits. • New or existing life insurance policies naming To learn about volunteer opportunities suited to your PPNYC as a beneficiary. interests, please contact us at 212-274-7284 or visit • Corporate matching gifts. www.ppnyc.org. • Foundation and corporate grants. • Bequests of cash, securities, or property. Employment at PPNYC PPNYC is a dynamic and fulfilling place to work. Our Bequests and devises to PPNYC are deductible for staff is caring, knowledgeable, and dedicated. PPNYC federal and state estate tax purposes in accordance with is committed to a diverse workplace and encourages the law. The following language is suggested: applications from women and minorities. If you are interested in employment at PPNYC, please visit our I give and bequeath to the Board of Directors of website, www.ppnyc.org; fax your resume to (212) 274- Planned Parenthood of New York City, 26 Bleecker 7243; or e-mail it to [email protected]. Street, New York, NY 10012, a New York Not-for-Profit Corporation, the sum of ____ dollars (or ____ percent of my residuary estate) for such purposes as the Board of Directors of PPNYC shall determine to be in the best interest of the agency.

For more information, please contact our Development Department at 212-274-7329.

Staff and volunteer escorts welcome our health center patients with a friendly face!

12 Board of Directors and Executive Staff

Board of Directors (effective December 2014) Officers Directors Emeritus Members Diane Max* William J. Borner Cathy A. Cramer Chair Jennifer Brorsen Peggy Danziger Christine Canedo-Pullan Marion F. Levy Katie Danziger* Rita Carrillo Wendy Mackenzie Vice Chair Stephen Chasen, M.D. Laura A. Philips Lana Lewin-Ross* Janine Craane Elizabeth F. Rosenman Treasurer Chris Creatura, M.D. Roberta Schneiderman Patricia J. Volland Courtney Smith* Caroline Curry Secretary Beth Essig Lisa Beattie Frelinghuysen* Honorary Members Committee Chairs Meryl D. Hartzband Marcia Allina Lana Lewin-Ross* Andrew L. Herz* Jocelyn Clopton Cooper Budget and Finance Chair Leah C. Johnson Clare Russell Gregorian Diane Rosen* Valerie L. Johnson Polly W. Guth Issues and Advocacy Chair Tracey Kemble Betty Kowaloff Margot Levy Mrs. George N. Lindsay Jennifer Sturman Lisa Pevaroff-Cohn John N. Mayberry Audit and Compliance Chair Margaret Polaneczky, M.D.* Barbara S. Mosbacher Melinda Wolfe* Lisa Rubin Hector P. Prud’homme Nominating and Board Nicole Wachter Development Chair Susan Weil Robin Willner David Sherman Investment Chair *Executive Committee Jennifer Sturman Strategic Planning Chair

Executive Staff Joan Malin Keith Corso Haydeé Morales President and Chief Executive Officer Vice President of Development Vice President of Education and Training Meg Barnette Ila Dayananda, M.D., M.P.H. Vice President of Strategic Initiatives Chief Medical Officer Anne Robinson Chief Program Officer Alice Berger Robin L. Fins Vice President of Health Care Planning Vice President of Human Resources Jonathan Segal Chief Financial Officer Christina Chang Jacqueline Johnson Vice President of Public Affairs Vice President of Clinical Services

Credits Photos: Photo-illustration based on photography by ©iStock.com/Alex Potemkin (cover); Design: Your Message Media Planned Parenthood Federation of America (inside front cover); Ryan Brown (page 1); Andrea Printing: Candid Litho Doloff (lower right, page 3); Monica Hoque (second row left, page 5); Millie Christie-Dervaux for Columbia Spectator (page 6); Hostos Communications Department (top row, page 7); Ryan Brown (second row left, page 7); Brooklyn Community Services (second row right, page 7); ©Michael Moran/OTTO (top, page 8).

13 Planned Parenthood® of New York City

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