WISCONSIN

COLORADO DENVER INNOVATION & EXPANSION

2017 Annual Report Our VISION We envision a world without AIDS and strive to assure that everyone with HIV disease will live a long and healthy life.

Our MISSION We are at the forefront of HIV prevention, care and treatment and are dedicated to providing quality medical, dental, mental health and social services for all people with HIV.

Michael J. Gifford and Jerry Janis

Special message from our President and Chief Executive Officer Michael J. Gifford Booker Gatson II Victor Miranda, MD Board of Directors Apple Inc. 3M Healthcare Eldonna Hazen Peter Newcomer, MD First Congregational United UW Health Church of Christ Jerry Janis, Board Chair Chris Price Janis Strategies, LLC Mike Hughes International Community Development Hughes Collaboration Mike Anderes Tracy A. Rogers Inception Health Jackie Joseph-Silverstein Ascension UW-Colleges Jane Appleby Tamim Sifri, DDS Aurora Healthcare Brad Kalscheur Smart Dental, LLC Michael Best Brett Davis Lisa Vanlerberghe Aspirus Arise Dan Kaplan MillerCoors Foley & Lardner Ronald Dunn, Vice Chair Portia Young Luminex Corporation George MacKinnon III, Ph.D., MS, RPh Sargento Foods, Inc. Nancy Flagg Medical College of Wisconsin EY Pharmacy School OUR HIV MEDICAL HOME

MEDICAL LEGAL Key Our HIV Medical Home High quality, comprehensive primary Direct representation in appeals of the care and HIV treatment is provided to denial of public and private benefits, Performance ensures patients all patients, uniquely integrated with cases of discrimination, advance receive innovative care health and social services to ensure directives and other legal matters. Indicators to support them in the best clinical outcomes. acheiving optimal Our outcomes health outcomes. National average of HIV specialty clinics

DENTAL HOUSING Patients retained in care A full range of dentistry Transitional and long-term services to restore the residential housing, rent vs health, smiles and and utility assistance, and 94% Our HIV Medical confidence of our patients. counseling to assure no Home has received one with HIV is homeless. 86% recognition from: MEDICAL HOME

Patients who have been PATIENTS prescribed HIV medications BEHAVIORAL FOOD vs HEALTH 99% Healthy and delicious Individual and group food to assure good therapy, psychiatry, nutrition and support 91% drug treatment and overall health. neuropsychological testing are provided to assure wellness. Patients who are virally suppressed 91% vs PHARMACY CASE MANAGEMENT 72% All prescriptions for patients, regardless Assists patients and clients with of ability to pay, are filled along with enrollment in benefit programs to in-depth education, adherence counseling, help them access and remain in care. financial assistance and home delivery. HIV MEDICAL HOME EXPANSION JC Goodhart, Manager of Client Services and Veralyn Prillaman, Medical Case Manager

Our HIV Medical Home is precisely the model of care HIV patients Since the merger we built on the existing case management, need to address their many health challenges and to overcome social services, testing and pharmacy programs. We expanded seemingly unending social barriers to care. services to include primary and HIV medical care, mental and behavioral healthcare, a PrEP clinic, and counseling The lack of access to doctors, nurses, dentists and mental health and prevention services. professionals results in tens of thousands of people with HIV being denied critical healthcare. A lack of access to healthcare A food pantry will open in the near future, with more services to professionals, and the absence of integrated health and social follow in the coming years. Dr. Kenneth Greenberg service providers who can meet the needs of people with HIV, means that thousands of people are shut out of care. Today, the number of people we provide clinical HIV prevention, care and treatment services in Denver has grown to 1,019, almost This ever increasing number of people with HIV not in care half of whom were not engaged in healthcare services previously. drove ARCW to join forces with Rocky Mountain CARES and Denver Infectious Disease Consultants last year. Building upon Through expansion and innovative refinement of the HIV Denver’s strong response to HIV, we came together as one and Medical Home, we are poised to join forces with partners in immediately established the first HIV Medical Home in Denver locations across the country and bring our successful model to expand services. to thousands of more people in need.

“In Denver, we are proud our patient-centered model of care is Myra Young, DNP bringing hundreds of new patients into care—many of them for the first time. We are committed to growing the HIV Medical Home in Colorado today and into the future.”

- Karin Sabey, Vice President of Operations Melissa Eng, Pharm.D., Pharmacy Manager; Quinn Paton, Prevention Supervisor and Michael Moore, Pharmacy Technician; and Yessenia Alvarez, Prevention Specialist Monica Johnson, Lead Pharmacy Technician ADVOCACY FUELS INNOVATION and EXPANSION

Leadership in public policy advocacy at all levels of government lack of access to care. Michael’s testimony clearly described the is a cornerstone of our comprehensive response to the HIV/AIDS critically-important role the 340B program has in supporting the epidemic. As the epidemic and political engagement have evolved, expansion of innovative programs nationwide. so has our response. Today, in addition to direct advocacy by staff at the local, state and federal levels of government, we are now In addition to our work in Washington D.C., advocacy at the engaging community-based grassroots supporters through social state and local levels in Wisconsin and Colorado has resulted media to promote enlightened public health policy. in significant new investments in the HIV prevention, care and treatment programs we provide. In October 2017, the US House of Representatives Committee on

Energy and Commerce invited our President and Chief Executive Bipartisan support in Wisconsin is resulting in the expansion ARCW President & Chief Executive Officer Michael J. Gifford Officer Michael Gifford to testify as a witness on the 340B Drug of medical services in Kenosha, mental health and AODA in (second from left) testifying before the U.S. House of Pricing Program. Michael was the only individual invited to testify Green Bay and Wausau, and drug treatment in Madison. It has Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee and educate members of Congress on the importance of this also enhanced our legal services program, food pantries, and complicated program and its vital role in supporting HIV/AIDS housing assistance and financial resources for patients and prevention, care and treatment programs across the United States. clients facing housing instability. Lastly, this has led to new funding to support health insurance co-payment and For local and national organizations like ARCW, savings from deductible expenses for patients across the state. the 340B program are the difference between many HIV patients receiving life-saving care and medications, or not. In Colorado, the City of Denver is making new investments in The 340B program allows us and other HIV clinics to stretch our medical care and mental health services, and expanding their scarce federal resources even further to purchase medications, investment in our case management system. The State of Colorado provide access to new or existing programs and help people is also making new investments to expand access to PrEP for “Whether in the state capitol, city hall or in with HIV/AIDS overcome food insecurity, homelessness and people who would otherwise struggle to access it. Washington D.C., our strong, non-partisan advocacy is ensuring broad support for the HIV prevention, care and treatment services people need.” Our public policy advocacy extends beyond encouraging elected officials to invest in HIV prevention, care and treatment, to also - Bill Keeton, supporting the needs and rights of the people we serve. Last year, Vice President & Chief Advocacy Officer our Clinical Pharmacist Karena Creten testified before the Colorado legislature in support of legislation that protected the rights of patients to privacy, freedom of choice in healthcare, continuity of care, and access to specialized services. We have also advocated

against initiatives that would restrict the ability of transgender Bill Keeton in Washington D.C. leading individuals to access bathrooms and fought against the expansion congressional briefings on the HIV Karena Creten, Pharm.D. and acceptance of conversion therapy. Clinical Services Improvement Act INNOVATION to OVERCOME the UNMET NEEDS of PATIENTS

Undiagnosed and untreated mental health issues are the leading innovative new telepsychiatry program to assure access to barriers to our patients obtaining comprehensive care, adhering services regardless of lack of financial resources, isolation to medications, and achieving an undetectable viral load—the from living in less-populated areas, race, socioeconomic healthiest they can be with HIV. status, cultural beliefs on mental illness, and lack of behavioral health education and awareness. Thankfully donors like Cary and Susie Silverstein understand these challenges and have made transformational gifts to address them. Our telepsychiatry includes the delivery of psychiatric assessment and care via secure, HIPAA-compliant videoconferencing. It allows Today, many of our patients confront behavioral health challenges us to increase access to behavioral healthcare for patients regardless such as depression, anxiety, stress and addiction. Additionally, they of where they live. By connecting our behavioral health professionals Angelique Lewis, PhD, LP, Director of may face an early onset of neurological deficiencies. with patients throughout our service area who may be hundreds Cary and Susie Silverstein Behavioral Health and Wellness or thousands of miles away, patients go from untreated mental Our innovative behavioral health services, including universal illness to the care and treatment they need to succeed. It’s a game screening for mental health and drug abuse at medical changer in helping us to better serve people living with HIV, and to appointments, individual and group therapy, harm reduction- date we have served 53 people via telepsychiatry. based drug treatment, and neuropsych testing and treatment were meeting many, but not all, of the needs of our patients. Unfettered access to mental healthcare is vital to the success of our patients. We will continuously expand these services Thanks to the support of the Silversteins and other generous and find new ways to overcome this substantial barrier to donors, we doubled our psychiatric staff and implemented an successful care and treatment.

“The ARCW telepsychiatry program transforms our ability to offer vital psychiatric care to patients across distant areas to address their mental health needs. Thanks to this innovative program, patient access to psychiatric care is no longer limited by where they live or by the shortage of psychiatric providers. By using a secure video-link, they are able to access the care they need, often for the very first time, resulting in improved health, well-being and quality of life.” - Debra J. Endean, Ph.D., Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

PHOTO CAPTION Asma Iqbal, MD, Psychiatrist PrEP INNOVATION OVERCOMES RACIAL DISPARITY and COST

PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) is the newest and most promising partners in the fight against AIDS. It provides seamless access to HIV prevention method in years. The single pill taken daily to PrEP and 100 percent of our patients there are African-American. prevent HIV is over 90 percent effective, and is one of the surest Our vision is to expand our reach and impact on HIV prevention by strategies to achieve our vision of a world without AIDS. opening four more PrEP clinics over the next two years.

However, only a small percentage of people in the United States PrEP has been found to be most effective in the context of whose life could be saved by PrEP can access and afford it. As few our comprehensive HIV prevention services including condom as 8 percent of all people at risk, and significantly less for African- distribution, needle exchange, and HIV & STI testing and education American and Latinx individuals at risk, have access to lifesaving PrEP. which we have tailored anew for PrEP patients.

We have acted quickly to increase the number of people prescribed Since offering PrEP we’ve helped over 339 patients start the medication PrEP who could most benefit from it, and now operate six PrEP and our PrEP retention rate is 81 percent, nearly twice that of other clinics in Wisconsin and Colorado. Our innovative PrEP clinic large cities such as Los Angeles. includes quarterly healthcare visits, comprehensive laboratory Shawna Love Has Lots of Love for PrEP testing, STI testing and treatment, counseling, and access to As the need for PrEP increases and HIV continues to be a leading medications regardless of ability to pay. Our newest PrEP clinic is example of a racial health disparity, we will further expand this Four years ago when Shawn Wandahsega learned about PrEP For the last three years Shawn has been on PrEP and sticks to a located at Diverse & Resilient in —one of our long-time lifesaving program to individuals in greatest need. (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis), he was immediately intrigued. His first daily regimen of taking the pill at 6:30 a.m. before his day introductions to the life-saving drug that can reduce the risk of starts. “I’m committed to taking PrEP daily because I value contracting HIV by over 90 percent were via social media, friends self-discipline, and my choice to ensure I am healthy and who were open about discussing it, and his health clinic. Once safe not only for myself, but also for my partner,” said Shawn. PrEP is not reaching everyone Shawn became aware, he spoke to his primary healthcare provider at the time about PrEP, and was given a prescription to take the Now Shawn is a vocal advocate for PrEP who uses social media who could benefit from it. once-a-day pill. However, to his surprise, he visited the pharmacy to put the word out about the medication, as well as ARCW. As a to fill the prescription and learned his insurance did not cover the drag entertainer for over 20 years who goes by the name Shawna drug. “The idea of taking PrEP fell apart from there. I put it off for Love, and a strong supporter of the gay and American Indian a year due to insurance issues because I coudn’t afford it, but was communities, he has a large social media following he is excited determined to pursue it again and to not give up on my health,” to share knowledge with via Facebook. remembered Shawn. Only 8% A fear Shawn says potential PrEP patients face, and that he faced, A year later he revisited his health clinic for an annual exam and too, was the possibility of suffering from any side effects. He of all people who could benefit explained the problem he faced in gaining access to PrEP. His recalls experiencing headaches, nausea and vomiting the first from PrEP are taking PrEP. doctor listened and referred him to ARCW. month on PrEP, all of which ARCW helped him address. In the midst of experiencing side effects he had routine visits at ARCW It was easy for Shawn to contact ARCW promptly to set up an that occur every three months when a patient is on PrEP, which appointment due to the clinic being centrally located and in close are to ensure everything is going smoothly. “I tell people all the 1% 3% proximity to his home. On his first visit, the ARCW team helped time that if you take PrEP, ARCW has your back 100 percent,” of African Americans and of Latinx who could Shawn secure a new insurance plan that covered PrEP. “ARCW was said Shawn. “You don’t have to worry about your health. What who could benefit from benefit from PrEP instrumental in my quest to stay HIV negative, and their amazing also impresses me about ARCW is the door is open for any and PrEP are taking PrEP. are taking PrEP. staff helped me every step along the way,” said Shawn. “Working everybody regardless of their race and/or HIV status. I have always with the organization was as easy as 1, 2, 3.” felt welcomed here.” Expanding Excellence We provided a 40 percent increase in housing assistance to clients INNOVATION and and patients. For medical services, we implemented Televox, an automated appointment reminder system that executes text and phone calls. We also expanded our clinic hours in the EXPANSION in 2017 Kenosha office and added a second medical provider at that location. Additionally, we expanded our Clinical Liaison Program (C-L Program) that fosters collaborative connections and gives responsibility for various care needs to behavioral health staff as a routine part of care delivery. The C-L Program allows all Quality Assurance Excellence patients who utilize the medical clinic access to a behavioral health In 2017 we received a level three patient-centered medical home professional during a medical visit. This provides immediate, National Committee on Quality Assurance certification—the highest brief interventions to an individual in hopes of further supporting level possible. We also achieved a 91 percent viral suppression medical care and managing challenges that get in the way of rate among all our patients, and reduced racial disparity in viral maintaining health and wellness. suppression to six percent. Lastly, we successfully passed four ARCW Gardenview Apartments extensive, on-site assessments of our housing programs. Data to Care Innovation Our successful Data to Care Program, in partnership with The and more. The goal is to reconnect 70 percent of patients out of Food Pantry Innovation Wisconsin Department of Health Services, allows us to gather and care, with their PCP to be linked back into care. Nutrition is medicine and is a vital part of HIV treatment. In assess data on how many patients have fallen out of care. With this our food pantries, we follow the food guidelines from the USDA data we conduct outreach case management to reengage patients We also implemented a Computer Assisted Risk Education for HIV and send our patients and clients home with the recommended back into care. Monthly, outreach case managers identify patients Positives (CARE Pos) intervention in the Milwaukee medical clinic. servings from each food category based on their household size. who have fallen out of care based on one of three factors: 1. The CARE Pos is an automated counseling and planning tool that is Our pantries also implemented “client choice.” With client choice, patient’s primary care provider (PCP) terminated the relationship informed by evidence-based stages of change approach to help patients now shop from a menu and decide what food items they because he or she has not been seen in more than 12 months; 2. individuals understand and change risk behaviors, including would like to receive instead of items being preselected for them. The patient has not been seen in 12 months or more by their PCP; non-adherence to care plans. The purpose of CARE Pos is to We have had a positive response from our patients to client choice or, 3. The patient had a new patient appointment scheduled but better target and engage patients who have not yet achieved an and our stance on nutrition as medicine. was a no show. Once the patient is identified, extensive research undetectable viral load, and to provide them with a patient-based is done to locate them via methods such as social media outreach, treatment adherence plan. To date, we have engaged 35 patients data gathering via medical records, utilization of online databases via CARE Pos who have all began antiretroviral therapy.

Raymond Shepard, Food Pantry Assistant

Pharmacy Expansion Our pharmacies implemented effective initiatives in 2017 that resulted in a 14.5 percent increase in patients who filled their prescriptions monthly. Those initiatives included updating phone numbers and addresses for all pharmacy patients to ensure accuracy; renewing efforts in the Refill Assistance Monitoring

Program; enrolling high-risk patients in a pill pack program to help Data to Care staff: (left to right) Joy Wedel, Outreach Case Manager; Mitch Scoggins, MPH, them better manage their medications; and, compiling adherence Director of Quality Management; Claire Prieto, Community Outreach Case Manager; Haley reports to identify and link patients back to care who have fallen Weber, Community Outreach Case Manager; and Jessica Cushion, Case Manager Supervisor out of care. Collectively, these efforts helped more patients achieve Ethan Reagan, Pharmacy Technician and/or sustain viral suppression. EXPANSION EXCELLENCE

Source and Use of Funds Total Patients and Clients 4,991 Debra Endean, Ph.D. Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer For Fiscal Year Ended August 31, 2017 Medical Home 2017 Woman of Influence Award Recipient Medical Care Appointments 10,005 Debra Endean was selected as a 2017 Woman of Influence Award recipient by the Revenue Dental Care Appointments 5,276 Milwaukee Business Journal. This annual recognition is the premier acknowledgement Federal, State and Local Government Revenue Behavioral Health and Wellness Appointments 3,216 14% of the vital role women have in leading businesses and civic efforts in our community. Private Donors Revenue 3% Reimbursement Revenue 83% Pharmacy Deb has demonstrated strong leadership and a steadfast commitment to the highest Prescriptions Filled 125,181 quality care throughout her remarkable career. 14% Social Services Dan Mueller Case Management Contacts 45,552 Vice President & Chief Development Officer Legal Cases 3% 857 2017 Scott M. Cutlip Award Winner Food Pantry Meals Provided 466,130 Overnights of Safe Housing 68,337 Dan Mueller received the Scott M. Cutlip Award in 2017. This is the highest honor available to fundraising professionals in Wisconsin. Dan’s fundraising career at ARCW spans more Prevention Services than 14 years and has led to more than $30 million being raised for the fight against AIDS. HIV Prevention Contacts 164,556 The resources he’s raised have helped ensure the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS are Needles Exchanged 5,572,184 consistently met, and countless lives are saved through prevention services. 83% Naloxone Doses Distributed 41,248 Condoms Distributed 443,340 HIV Tests Conducted 3,972 Michael J. Gifford President & Chief Executive Officer Race and Ethnicity 2017 University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee Distinguished Alumni Award African American 42.6% Expenses White 39.8% Michael J. Gifford was recognized as a 2017 Distinguished Alumni of the University Care and Treatment 92% Hispanic 11.2% of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM). He graduated from the UWM Lubar School of Prevention 5% Other 6.4% Business with a Masters in Business Administration in 2003 and received the award Administrative & Fundraising 3% in recognition of his outstanding professional achievements, civic involvement and partnerships with the University. Age 3% 24 and younger 4.5% 5% 25–44 36.8% 45–54 52.6% 55 and older 6.2% “We will continue to assure unfettered Gender access to care, the finest clinical outcomes, Men 76.3% Women 22.3% and financial and business strength to Transgender 1.4% make sure we are here until the very final day of AIDS.”

92% of our patients are 33% - Timothy D. Dyer, CPA, UNINSURED. Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Sheboygan County - Jon LeDuc David Bourne - Leon Lefeber Jim Berger AIDS Task Force Helen Lewis-Rzeszutek Pat Brady and Bill Heinzelman Christopher Leichliter, MD and Geoffrey Bishop - Mary Theisen and Jeff Leypoldt Dennis Braun Carlos Rodriguez, MD Robert Bjerke Tim Bowers Christopher Longstreet Elizabeth Brenner and Kristina L’Empereur Earl Blair - Tomasini Family Foundation Steve Ostrofsky HONOR ROLL Karen and George Jennifer Leonard Bling Dynasty Charities - United Way of MacKinnon III, PhD - Bristol-Myers Squibb Angelique Lewis, PhD Donna Boehm Marathon County - Madison Gay - Debra and Michael Brophy John Litchfield Kathleen and Jim Bohn - United Way of Hockey Association Nurma Brown Randy Mangelsen Debra and Michael Boldon Metro Martin J. Malloy Steven Brown Robert Mansell Sara Bowen - Wisconsin Dental - Douglas Manders Neil Bubke Marcus Hotels and Resorts Nancy and Samuel Boynton of Association Foundation - Michael and Nicole Stephen Captain Keith Maurer Lora Branch DONORS - Wisconsin Diagnostic Martin, DDS - Curtis Cattanach and Mike McBride Anne Brantingham Laboratories - Jeannie and Jim Mellon Gregg Vergetis James McFarland Dean Bressler and Tino Markes - JoAnn and Michael Youngman City of Milwaukee - Piper and Patrick Mehigan September 1, 2016 through August 31, 2017 Michael Best & Friedrich, LLP Brown County Sheriff Richard D. Clark and John Menzel Milwaukee Jewish Federation Chad Bucholz Robert J. Gruling - Jeffrey Miller and Milwaukee Medical Associates Andrea and Paul Buege $1,000+ Thomas Clark Kevin Roeder, PhD Milwaukee Public Market Bill Buresh and Erich Krueger Breton Almstedt - Community Foundation of Keith B. Miller Nordstrom Peter Burgelis Jennifer and Michael Anderes North Central Wisconsin Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. - Sara and Nicholas Mike Burmesch - Jeffrey Anderson Concordia University Wisconsin Milwaukee LGBT Olson, RPh David Burney - Anonymous School of Pharmacy Community Center - David Paris, DDS Mary and Frank Busalacchi Associated Bank Milwaukee Wendy J. Conto Sharon and Michael Minta We are grateful to the following donors who made gifts of $100 or more between September Brenda Parker Darrell Butler Katherine and Rick Bagemihl Kim Cunningham Victor Miranda, MD Catherine and Joseph Pickart Wendy Carlson 1, 2016 and August 31, 2017. Your generosity allows us to expand services and be innovative in Phillip Bailey and Jason Rae D.I.X. Bar Jon Monna and - Rainbow Over Wisconsin Juan Carrasquillo the fight against AIDS. We especially thank our Red Ribbon Patrons, donors who have made Patricia and John Bakke Richard Derksen Katherine Rose, MD Reader’s Digest Foundation Kristen and John Charlson, MD cumulative donations of $10,000 or more and are recognized in this honor roll with Elizabeth Strachota Benz and - Brian and Pamela Dix Kevin Moore - Raymond Retzlaff Charter Wire Company a red ribbon. Finally, we thank the thousands of donors of gifts less than $100 as well. Peter Benz Erica and Dario Elia - Bill Morley and Jim Schleif - Dan Riedl and Rick Stabler Reverend Susan Mueller and Kristine Cherek and Kirk Larsen Kevin Brown and Jeffrey Evans and Robert and Mary Jo Hartwig William Mueller Nicholas Brown George Marek Charles Clough Family Foundation - Napalese Lounge - Martin Brown John J. Fangman, MD Damon and Leslie - Cris Ros-Dukler Susan Nemetz - Brown County James Garcia Cockerham, MD - Peggy and David Sharon and James O’Dwyer United Way, Inc. Mona Garcia Kimberly Coffman Rosenzweig, MD Joseph Pfiffner - Ellen and Brian Buggy, MD Nannette M. Gardetto Stephanie Comer “As someone who lost his brother to HIV, I am driven to assure your investment James Ruff - William Reinicker Benjamin Cheney Debra Gerner Craig Cornelius Cheryl Runge Norma J. Reuss - Club ICON Paul Gifford, Jr Bryce Cummings in us means life prevails over death. Thank you for your tremendous generosity - Katherine and Jodi and John Ristau Paul Cochran and John Kibler David Gorecki Michael Curley and Janaki Lawrence Schnuck Robert W. Baird Laura Lutter Cole and Scott Greatens, DDS Shah, DO that helps fuel all we do.” Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith & Company, Inc. Preston Cole Wendy and Paul Greeney Elizabeth Cushion - William Shaw Gerard Runde Cory Conto Greenhill Foundation Joanne Danforth and - Dan Mueller, Shorewest Realtors Dan Sawall Cream City Foundation - Charitable Trust Stewart Edwards Michael F. Simonini Christine Schwartz and Valentine Fund Thomas Guay Patricia Daugherty and Vice President & Chief Development Officer Amy Speller Joe Mason Jay Davidson - Glen Gygax Melanie Stagg Stars for Charities Vassi Slavova and Erik Holman Diverse & Resilient Michael A. Haessly Rob Davis Leon Steinke and James Tucker Mary Ann and John Smilanich - Shirley and Robert Downey, Sr Thomas Haller Rita Derleth Sean Rutter and Lianaiz Sostre Diaz Robert Duecker Anne Hamilton and Margaret Dethloff and Amy J. Stolarski, MD Mark Srite - - Jane and Dave Durment C. Frederick Geilfuss, II Barbara Stein Terri Zeh Tobin Hartman Susan and Terry Strittmater $100,000+ - Anne and Dean Fitzgerald $5,000+ $2,000+ Evan and Marion Helfaer Kelton Hatton Raquel Strayer James B. Dickhut and - Mary Hartwig The Mike Jones Fund of the - Irwin A. & Robert D. Foundation - Daniel Haworth This Is It Scott B. Humble American Family Insurance 16th Street Community Health Ayco Charitable Foundation - Gilead Sciences, Inc. Goodman Foundation, Inc. - Hupy & Abraham, SC Jill and George Fahr Brandon S. Hayes Cheryl Thiede Tracey Thomas Sandra and George Senator Herbert H. Kohl Dreams Foundation Center - Gerald Janis - - Greater Milwaukee - - Virginia R. Finn and Anthony Hetchler Scott B. Thornton Dionisopoulos - Anonymous - Joan and Richard Abdoo Jennifer Friedman - Shirley Tiedjen Foundation - William J. - MAC AIDS Fund Evan Lenhardt Ly’ah Holmes Joelle Tierney Astor Street Foundation Morgan Tilleman Jessica and Jim Doyle Radler Fund - - Anonymous Hillis Foundation First Unitarian Sociey Mitzi and David Horning Theopa C. Tolbert Cary Dyer - Susan Bennett ARCW - Constance Tresch - Kaleo Pharma - - Jan Judziewicz and TJ Jeske of Madison Camille Houle Liz and Phillip Van Kampen $10,000+ - Broadway Cares/Equity Jessica Turnbull Ron Eckert - United Way of Greater - Reverend Kenneth J. K.C. Stock Foundation F. M. “Mike” Fitzpatrick Elinor and Dale Ihlenfeldt - Jennifer Walther and - Anonymous Fights AIDS United Way of Greater Atlanta Carrie Eglinton Manner Milwaukee and Augustine - Brad Kalscheur Foley & Lardner LLP Tool Works Foundation Steven Rynecki - B.A. and Esther - Cream City Foundation - UnitedHealth Group Caroline Eichman Waukesha County Baird Foundation, Inc. - Jerome Kerkman - Richard M. Fons, RPh Jewish Community Foundation Jeffrey Wilgus Greenheck Foundation Paul Milakovich Fund Jeremy J. Watt - Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Patrice Baker and Judy Kim and John Hur - Forward Health Group - Lois Malawsky Donor - Adria and Neil Willenson - Comer Family Foundation - Cream City Foundation - Jeff Weigand Charitable Trusts Lisa Vanlerberghe Kruz LLC - Gateway Associates Advised Fund Michele and Michael Wolaver $50,000+ - Cornerstone Foundation Birch Lodge Fund Aliza and Nicholas Werner Claire and James Engel - Bartels Limited Partnership John-Paul Kucera Suzanne Wosoba of Northeastern - Epic Systems Corporation George and Julie Mosher Valerie Johnson - American Endowment - Richard Beckman and Francis Letter and Eric Horrell Lowry White Shawna Epping Wisconsin, Inc. - Froedtert & the Medical Family Foundation Jose A. Milan Charitable Fund Jeffrey Yochum Foundation - Silverstein Jose Milan Philip Loftus, PhD Paul Whitson Thomas Ewing - David Cuene and Jairo Rios College of Wisconsin Joel Gollhardt and Linda and Thomas Zukowski Family Charitable Fund Lorraine and Morry Adina and Evan Zeppos Linda Fanaras - Betty and J Corkey Custer - Donna and Michael Gifford Bernice and Harold Berth - James Patt Andy Zupke - ARCW Pharmacy - Daniel Zimmerman, MD Mary Fons and Brett Brasher - Forest County Potawatomi - Greater Milwaukee - BMO Harris Bank Mitz Philanthropic Fund - Greater Milwaukee Aurora Health Care Judith and James Francois - Community Foundation Foundation - Catherine & - Renee and Thomas Boldt - Marquette University Foundation - Kopmeier - Brewers Community $250+ Jessica Franken - Greater Milwaukee Walter Lindsay Fund - Clarice S. Turer - Mawicke & Goisman Family Fund Foundation, Inc. $500+ Deborah J French Foundation - Paul P. - Groupware Technologies, Inc. Charitable Fund Medical College of Wisconsin - Father Michael Hammer Blake Adams - Delta Dental of Wisconsin John Gauthier Lipton Fund - Heil Family Foundation - Direct Supply, Inc. School of Pharmacy George Hanneman Abbey of the Brew City Sandi and Josh Adams - Greater Milwaukee - Jane Bradley - Janssen Scientific Heidi and Timothy Dyer Jesse Mendelsohn Lori and Tom Hartz Sisters, Inc. Amazon Smile Foundation - GE Foundation Foundation - Aurora Pettit Foundation Affairs, LLC - Anonymous Milwaukee Gay Sports Network Darla M. Hium Alan and Rose Marie Baron APIC Northeast Brad Gendron Health Care Better - John Knox Presbytery - Janssen Therapeutics Debra Endean and - Pam and Dan Mueller - Mitzi and Bernard Hlavac Charitable Fund Wisconsin Chapter Gary Gill Together Fund Tony Lucchesi and - Madison Gas and - Daniel Brovarney Thad Nation Hubbard Wilson & Zelenkova Cathryn E. Albrecht Rhonda Arza Tamara and Ajamu - Hopeful Heart, Inc. Electric Foundation Robert Leschke, MD Enterprise - Doug Nelson Infinity Benefit Solutions, Inc. - All Saints Cathedral Tanya Atkinson and Giscombe, DDS - MillerCoors - Marcus Center for the - MM Insurance Nancy Flagg and Tracy Park, MD Tyra Ivy Charlene Anderson - Raejean Kanter Laurie Reisener Ross Goldberg and - Otto Bremer Trust Performing Arts Associates, Inc. Joseph Hegarty Anthony Porcelli Jill & Brad Gordon Aqua Foundation Joe J. Karpfinger and Myron Bader David Vander Linden - Mary Ellyn and - Patrick & Anna M. - Northwestern Mutual James Gallegos Quarles & Brady, LLP Family Foundation Lisa and Souheil Badran Craig J. Thelen Lucy Bangs Shannon Goodman Joseph Sensenbrenner Cudahy Fund Foundation - Gamma Sigma Sigma - William Radler Michael Johnston Amanda Balistreri Kristin Karpinski Santiago Barajas Tim Grair and Alberto Maya, MD - United Way Fox Cities - Racine Community - Joseph R. Pabst Greater Milwaukee Sargento Foods, Inc. Jackie Joseph-Silverstein, PhD Rodney Barnes Linda Barikmo Jennifer and Mike Gryniewicz - Wisconsin Diagnostic Foundation - Nita G. Soref - Todd Karpinski - SC Johnson, Inc. Amy Baumgart Kevin Hartz Laboratories - United Way Brown County - Stackner Family Foundation Foundation - Eldon E. and Roy Silverstein, MD Daniel J. Becker Lynnea Katz Petted - Scott & Peggy Sampson Tonya and Timothy Baumstark - United Way Kenosha County - Karen M. Suchon Murray Foundation Fund Lynn and Daniel Kaplan JoAnn and Tom Berk Brian Klein - Edward Hashek and Philanthropic Fund Diane and Phil Beltran - William J. Wartmann - United Way - Eric Hamilton William D. Keeton, III Brett Blomme and Tara and David Laatsch John Jors $25,000+ Jason Bennett and - Wisconsin Trust Account Blackhawk Region Linda E. Hansen - Jocelyn Servick and Stephanie Klett Christopher Verhaeghe Michael Laska Jean and John Hayes Daniel Hardy - Elton John AIDS Foundation Foundation, Inc. - WPS Charitable Foundation - Roma and John Hanson Gary Steinhafel Kohl’s Corporation BNSF Foundation Nathan Ledeboer, PhD - Clifford Heise Angela Henkel and Adam Ruger Virginia and Robert Savernoch Elizabeth Aprill Karen Cleveland Gene and Jay Gospoderek Elizabeth Huwiler Lynn Levin and Mark Lederer Deb and Bob Nassett Karin Sabey Marjorie Sutton Rebecca Hobart Scott Schabow Ryan Aprill Peter Coffey John J. 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