ANNUAL REPORT 2010—2011 Health Programs Financial Information Leader in Disease Independent Auditors’ Report

Celebrating

30 years of waging peace, fighting disease, and building hope

30 ANNUAL REPORT 2010—2011 Health Programs Financial Information Leader in Disease Independent Auditors’ Report . . . 64 Eradication and Elimination . . . 20 Financial Statements ...... 65 Partner for Village-Based Notes to Statements ...... 70 Health Care Delivery ...... 22 Our Community The Carter Center at a Glance . . 2. Voice for Mental Health Care . . . 24 The Carter Center Around Aontents Message from President Health Year in Review ...... 26 the World ...... 84 CJimmy Carter ...... 3 Philanthropy Senior Staff ...... 86 Interns ...... 86 Our Mission ...... 4 A Message About Our Donors . . . 32 A Letter from the Officers ...... 5 International Task Force for Donors with Cumulative Lifetime Disease Eradication ...... 87 Giving of $1 Million or More . . . . 33 Peace Programs Friends of the Inter-American Pioneer of Election Observation . . 8 Donors During 2010–2011 . . . . . 34 Democratic Charter ...... 87 Trusted Broker for Peace ...... 10 Ambassadors Circle ...... 48 Mental Health Boards ...... 88 Champion for Human Rights . . . . 12 Legacy Circle ...... 58 Board of Councilors ...... 89 Peace Year in Review ...... 14 Founders ...... 61 Board of Trustees ...... 92 A woman works at a small-scale subsistence mine in the province of Katanga, southeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo . The Carter Center’s work in the country is raising awareness about the nation’s lucrative mining industry, which generates huge profits while impoverished local communities receive few of the benefits . 1 The Carter Center at a Glance

Overview • Strengthening international standards for human rights The Carter Center was founded in 1982 by former U.S. and the voices of individuals defending those rights in President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, in their communities worldwide partnership with Emory University, to advance peace and • Pioneering new public health approaches to preventing health worldwide. A nongovernmental organization, the or controlling devastating neglected diseases in Africa Center has helped to improve life for people in more than and Latin America 70 countries by resolving conflicts; advancing democracy and human rights; preventing diseases; improving mental • Advancing efforts to improve mental health care and health care; and teaching farmers to increase crop diminish stigma against people with mental illnesses. production. Donations Accomplishments The Center received $185.7 million in cash, pledges, • Leading a coalition that has reduced incidence of and in-kind gifts in 2010–2011. The Center is a Guinea worm disease from an estimated 3.5 million 501(c)(3) charitable organization, financed by private cases in 1986 to about 1,100 today, making it likely donations from individuals, foundations, corporations, to be the first disease since smallpox to be eradicated and international development assistance agencies. Contributions by U.S. citizens and companies are • Observing 90 elections in 36 countries to help tax-deductible as allowed by law. establish and strengthen democracies • Teaching techniques that have helped more than Location 8 million small-scale farmers in 15 African nations to In a 35-acre park, about 1.5 miles east of downtown double or triple grain production Atlanta. The Jimmy Carter Library and Museum, which adjoins the Center, is owned and operated by the National • Furthering avenues to peace in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Archives and Records Administration and is open to the Liberia, Sudan, Uganda, the Korean Peninsula, Haiti, public. (404) 865-7100. Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Middle East • Helping to establish a village-based health care delivery Staff system in thousands of communities in Africa that now 175 employees in Atlanta headquarters, with staff in field have trained health care personnel and volunteers to offices in more than a dozen nations. distribute drugs and provide health education

A Liberian actress performs for a radio program in Monrovia A girl in Guatemala is measured by a health worker to on rule of law, supported by The Carter Center . Since 2008, determine her dosage of the medication that prevents river the Center has produced several radio shows each month to blindness . In 2011, the Guatemalan government announced that keep Liberians informed of their legal rights . the disease had ceased transmission in the country .

2 President and Mrs . A Message From President Jimmy Carter Carter take notes at a polling station while observing the January 2011 referendum in southern Sudan .

3 Our Mission

The Carter Center, in partnership with Emory University, is guided by a fundamental commitment to human rights and the alleviation of human suffering; it seeks to prevent and resolve conflicts, enhance freedom and democracy, and improve health. While the program agenda may change, The Carter Center is guided by five principles: • The Center emphasizes action and results. Based on careful research and analysis, it is prepared to take timely action on important and Above: In Bolivia, The Carter pressing issues. Center is looking for ways to keep an increasingly polarized society from • The Center does not duplicate erupting into violence . the effective efforts of others. Right: A Chinese woman in the village of Hetao, Yunnan • The Center addresses difficult province, waits for the results problems and recognizes the of local elections, monitored possibility of failure as an by The Carter Center. Below: Now free of Guinea acceptable risk. worm disease, Sadia Mesuna is able to attend school in • The Center is nonpartisan and northern Ghana . acts as a neutral in dispute resolution activities. • The Center believes that people can improve their lives when provided with the necessary skills, knowledge, and access to resources. The Carter Center collaborates with other organizations, public or private, in carrying out its mission.

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A Message From the Officers

resident and Mrs. Carter founded The Carter Often, we find that as we become invested with our Center 30 years ago to create a brighter future for partners in a country’s success on one front, we have been Psome of the world’s most vulnerable people. Though invited to expand our efforts beyond a single project to problems like conflict, oppression, and disease can seem help create more comprehensive infrastructures to further insurmountable, the Carters were not deterred. They, peace and health. and all of us at the Center, have remained committed to For example, our work in Liberia began with conflict working in places and on issues others have deemed too mediation in 1991 and grew to include observation of difficult or too risky. multiple elections. Today, the Center has partnered with We’ve achieved success the Carters never imagined a variety of stakeholders — ministerial agencies, traditional in the early years. But our many accomplishments cannot councils, and civil society organizations, to name a few — to be attributed solely to us. It is the partnerships we have help guide the post-conflict democracy as it restores the built and the way in which we work that have allowed the rule of law and establishes a mental health care system. Center to make a difference in the lives of people around In Sudan, we have worked both during times of peace the world. and war throughout the last quarter-century to fight crip- We want our work to be sustainable and have lasting pling diseases like Guinea worm and prevent conflict. In impact; therefore, we never start a project without the January 2011, we witnessed the birth of the world’s newest support of the local and national governments. For nation — South Sudan — during a historic referendum that example, in our health programs, we coordinate work in brought the region another step closer to a lasting peace. collaboration with our host country’s ministry of health. At We thank our many partners from the last 30 years. the ground level, we hire and mobilize local community The Carter Center’s achievements would not be possible members because they are the ones with the most at stake. without them. Similarly, The Carter Center will not observe an election unless all the major participating political parties welcome our involvement. And we train local community groups in techniques to monitor elections and human rights, so they can hold their governments accountable Kent C. “Oz” Nelson John Hardman into the future. Chairman President and Chief Executive Officer

5 As part of a nationwide effort to create the Peacecountry’s first digital voter list, a Nepalese Programs woman is photographed for her voter registration in Bhaktapur district . Carter Center observers monitored the process, continuing to support and strengthen democracy in the country .

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7 30 years of waging peace, 30 fighting disease, and building hope

Pioneer of Election Observation

he Carter Center has pioneered the field of election observa- Ttion, monitoring some 90 elections in Africa, Latin America, and Asia since 1989 to help countries in political transition fulfill democratic aspirations. “The growing global movement toward democracy brought with it a demand for the presence of independent election observers. Over time, the Center has received more and more invitations to assist as nations take steps toward holding genuinely democratic elections,” said Dr. David Carroll, director of the Democracy The Carter Center observed its first elections in Panama in 1989, and President Carter denounced the elections as fraudulent . Program. “With more than two decades of election observation Some election missions have been integral parts of missions, the Center has developed a still-fragile peace accords, as in Nicaragua, the Democratic solid record of expertise and impartial- Republic of the Congo, Cote d’Ivoire, Liberia, Nepal, and ity. The assessments of Carter Center Sudan. Others have taken place in countries undergoing observers play an increasingly impor- difficult democratic transitions, such as in Panama, Haiti, tant role in shaping public perceptions Indonesia, Guinea, Tunisia, and Egypt. And in East Timor about the quality of elections.” and Sudan, observers even witnessed the birth of new states.

The Carter Center was present in Indonesia to observe the largest single- day election in the 8 world in July 2004 . “The Carter Center must be invited by a country’s election authorities, welcomed by all major parties, and allowed unfettered access to all facets of an electoral process to ensure we can play a credible role.” — John Stremlau, vice president for peace programs

One of the most important democratic experiments of the last 25 years has been the movement in 600,000 small villages across China toward open elections for local officials . Since After polls have closed in Liberia, an election worker reads the identification numbers 1997, at the invitation of the Chinese off a ballot box security tag to verify that the boxes have not been tampered with government, The Carter Center has during voting . helped standardize the vast array of village election procedures . In nations where democratic insti- than what happens on election day, tutions are generally weak, incumbent and the length and breadth of our governments enjoy organizational election observation activities at the advantages, and political space for Center have grown to reflect that,” new parties to develop may be lacking. Carroll said. That is why many election missions As election observation groups are much longer now than in the early proliferated over the last 20 years, years of observation, beginning many the Center also has been a leader in months before voting and counting, harmonizing their approaches. With and often continuing after an election the United Nations and the National to monitor the resolution of election Democratic Institute, The Carter disputes. Today, The Carter Center Center in 2005 drafted principles sometimes even maintains a presence to help guide the field practice of in aspiring democracies long after election observation, which have elections as newly elected officials been endorsed by 37 major election draft a constitution and develop public monitoring organizations. Now, the institutions to ensure transparency and Center is working with a number of citizen participation in governance. organizations to build further consen- “Strengthening democracy and sus on the criteria and standards used peace building do not come easily or by observers to assess elections. quickly. They involve much more 9 30 years of waging peace, 30 fighting disease, and building hope

Trusted Broker for Peace The Carter Center

or 30 years, parties in conflict have turned to The has paved pathways Carter Center when traditional methods of resolving to peace in Ethiopia, Fdisputes have failed. President Carter’s success nego- Eritrea, Liberia, Sudan, tiating an agreement between Israel and Egypt in 1978 led to his initial focus on conflict resolution when he founded Uganda, Korean the Center in 1982. Peninsula, Nepal, Haiti, As a nongovernmental organization with access to leaders, The Carter Center has bridged an important space Bosnia and Herzegovina, between official diplomacy and grassroots peace efforts to the Middle East, and help resolve armed conflicts. “The respect for President Carter as a man of peace and human rights has accrued the Andean region of to The Carter Center over the years,” said Hrair Balian, South America.

10 The Carter Center works to support a viable two-state solution to the Israeli- Palestinian conflict and to promote comprehensive peace in the region . director of the Conflict Resolution Program. “We serve as an alternative channel for dialogue until official diplomacy can take place.” While direct negotiation remains the main focus of the Center’s conflict resolution efforts, decades of experience revealed corollary needs for inclusive governance, respect for human rights, and rule of law. “Today, the global view of what it takes to prevent conflict and foster peace is more holistic, and the breadth of our work reflects that,” says Balian. The Carter Center was present in Carter Center projects also aim to Indonesia to observe the largest single-day election in the world in July 2004 . strengthen the public institutions that ensure access to information, credible elections, rule of law, justice, and human rights as building blocks of peaceful societies.

Opposite: In rural Liberia, an audience watches a humorous skit with a serious In 1994, President Carter met with North Korean President Kim Il Sung to negotiate message: violence is no way to resolve terms for the resumption of dialogue between the United States and North Korea . conflict . A long-term project between President Carter returned to the country in 2010 and brought about the release of The Carter Center and local partners imprisoned American teacher Aijalon Gomes . has increased use of the developing legal system in the post-conflict country to resolve grievances or crimes . 11 30 years of waging peace, 30 fighting disease, and building hope

Champion for Human Rights

ince President Carter’s groundbreaking efforts in the “In the 1990s, there was a collec- White House to place human rights at the center of tive call for international enforcement SU.S. foreign policy, the goal of securing human rights of the fundamental human rights that for all — civil, political, social, and economic rights — has had been codified in the Universal driven the Carter Center’s work to advance peace and Declaration of Human Rights since health in more than 70 nations. 1948,” said Karin Ryan, director These rights, which are the bedrock of peaceful and just of the Human Rights Program. societies, have gained support from a growing movement “Through the U.N. Human Rights for global human rights standards in recent decades. Council and the ICC, the interna- Two of the most significant developments were the tional human rights community now creation of the post of U.N. High Commissioner for Human wields significant power in its ability Rights and the International Criminal Court (ICC) with to name and confront violators, to the active help of The Carter Center and President Carter. bring about change, and to encourage

Sima Samar, activist Members of the U .N . General Assembly discuss a report from the International for women’s rights in Criminal Court, the goal of which is to end impunity for perpetrators of the Afghanistan, has attended most serious crimes of concern to the global community . In the late 1990s, the Center’s Human Rights President Carter and The Carter Center were instrumental in the formation of Defenders Policy Forum the court, which has issued 27 indictments since its founding . over the years, sharing her experiences with others on the front lines of freedom . “We must learn from the past and make sure that the principles of human rights are common across all countries and are not negotiable,” said Samar .

12 In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, The Carter Center is working on several fronts to strengthen human rights . At the invitation of the Congolese government, the Center assisted in a review of the fairness of national mining contracts in this poverty-stricken, but mineral-rich nation . In capital Kinshasa, the Center’s Human Rights House provides training and networking resources to local human rights groups . governments to investigate and prosecute serious acts of accountable for meeting specific human rights standards violence that occurred.” and for protecting citizens’ rights. Through its Human With the growing cry for human rights and democracy, Rights Defenders Policy Forum, the Center has amplified many more local movements and organizations also have the voices of these courageous and effective grassroots emerged in the past 30 years to hold their governments leaders, who often face shrinking political space, unlawful detention, and even threats to their lives. Periodic forums led by President Carter and the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights have given activists from more than 50 President and Mrs. Carter have countries a platform to reach and inform policy makers worked privately since leaving and a network for creating and coordinating strategies to address common challenges, such as the role of religions in the White House to prevent the advancing human rights and women’s rights. persecution and unlawful detention “People all over the world are demanding their of thousands of people worldwide rights — the freedom to express oneself, freedom to associate with anyone they want, equal treatment under the law,” for their political or religious said Ryan. “When these rights are granted, so much more beliefs, often interceding with is possible.” world leaders on behalf of those unjustly imprisoned. 13 PEACE Programs Year in Review

Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter talks with a Tunisian man waiting to vote . She participated in the Carter Center delegation that monitored elections in Tunisia .

Democracy Program and a presidential runoff. Following a peaceful first round, the runoff was n 2011, the Carter Center’s well-administered but marred by an Democracy Program observed I opposition boycott, violence, and momentous elections across the globe, low turnout. from the birth of a new country to the Carter Center observers monitoring first elections of the Arab Spring. Tunisia’s Oct. 23 constituent assembly The program sent more than elections reported that procedures 100 observers to the referendum in were transparent, and there was southern Sudan in January, where general confidence about the country’s an overwhelming majority voted for democratic transition. Voters waited secession from Sudan. Despite elec- patiently in very long lines, deter- tion challenges, the Center found the mined to take part in the historic first process generally credible. election of the Arab Spring. In September, the Center sent In fall 2011, the Center also a delegation to observe a special was undertaking a major observa- election for principal chief of the tion of challenging elections in the Cherokee Nation, a rare domestic Democratic Republic of the Congo. mission. As part of the Center’s ongoing Liberia’s presidential and parlia- project to standardize international mentary elections were seen as a election observation, staff met with key test of the country’s democratic other observer organizations in institutions, and The Carter Center October to increase coordination and observed both the Oct. 11 elections

14 Women wait to cast their ballot in a January referendum in A new website sponsored by The Carter Center maps the southern Sudan that led to the area seceding and forming a location of industrial and artisanal mines in the mineral-rich new nation in July . Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo .

understanding of circumstances in host countries and to and Palestinian human rights defenders to the United work to ensure peaceful acceptance of election results. States to discuss with influential U.S. groups the human Finally, The Carter Center remains closely involved in cost of the ongoing conflict. Nepal, where long-term observers monitor the country’s In April, the program hosted a group of human rights peace process and constitution drafting, issuing ongoing defenders and religious leaders representing more than statements about the situation. 20 countries, calling on faith leaders to assess the role religions play in continuing discrimination against women Human Rights Program worldwide. The group discussed challenges that women’s n 2011, the Human Rights Program partnered with rights activists face and ways to advance the protection of Ilocal nongovernmental organizations in the Democratic women’s rights. Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and Republic of the Congo to create an alert system to U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay led help human rights defenders when they are threatened the forum. or arbitrarily arrested. Conflict Resolution Program In addition, through the Human Rights House in Kinshasa, The Carter Center provided direct support to he Conflict Resolution Program continued its work to 154 Congolese organizations that work to halt child Tfurther peace in the Middle East by helping to organize trafficking, shepherd victims of sexual and gender-based a constructive response from the international community violence through the legal system, and demand transpar- on the Palestinian reconciliation agreement. Center staff ent and equitable use of natural resources through mining convened a series of discussions on community reconcilia- policy reform. tion to inform recommendations to Palestinian leadership. To foster greater understanding in the United States of Working with partners, the Center held two strategy the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Center brought Israeli

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A Carter Center journalist training Two Chinese citizens prepare to vote program enhances professionalism for their town council . Using several and the role media can play in avenues, The Carter Center works stabilizing conflict . for progress toward democracy and transparency in China .

sessions with Palestinian leaders on community legal advisers who provide their request for full membership sta- free legal services and mediation to tus at the United Nations. Subsequent marginalized citizens. The Center has sessions focused on ways to advance assisted in more than 5,000 cases since the two-state solution to the Israeli- 2008. The program also works with Palestinian conflict. chiefs, women, and youth leaders in Following Arab Spring events, The rural areas on understanding of the Carter Center monitored develop- law and supporting local resolution of ments in the region, particularly the land and other community disputes. deteriorating situation in Syria. Working with the women’s section of Similarly, during the transition of the National Traditional Council, the Sudan from one country into two, the Center convened the first women-only Center watched the unfolding politi- forum on dispute resolution and rule cal and security situation, particularly of law. threats posed to Guinea worm eradication efforts, and also sponsored a Americas Program roundtable discussion with individuals n 2011, the Americas Program involved in mitigating threats from Iconcluded its Andean-U.S. Dialogue South Sudan insurgents. Forum with influential citizens from In Liberia, the Center continued Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, to increase awareness of the formal Bolivia, and the United States. Over justice system and strengthen local the course of several meetings, the justice mechanisms by supporting 34 group was able to recommend ways to

16 The Carter Center continues its efforts In Liberia, local election observers watch voters in a polling station . The elections, which to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict were observed by The Carter Center, were seen as a test of the country’s democratic through dialogue between Palestinian institutions . groups, with Israel, and with U .S . leaders and the international community .

improve cooperation and provide a report on drug policy China Program in the Andean region. Discussions among Venezuelan, n 2011, the China Program continued to work at Colombian, and later U.S. media professionals focused on the grassroots level toward self-governance for Chinese the media’s role in intercountry relations. I citizens. The Center’s influential and award-winning The Center also continued media training in Bolivia and website, www.chinaelections.org, continued to gain Venezuela. In Bolivia, where ethnic and cultural diversity in popularity. and struggles over natural resources have created tensions, The Center also launched a China-Africa initiative that the project addressed the media’s role in influencing peace focuses on understanding China’s role in Africa and facili- and stability. In Venezuela, journalists and editors from tating collaboration between the regions. The initiative’s politically diverse outlets were brought together to debate website, www.sinoafrica.org, is available in both English the function of journalism in a polarized society. and Chinese and provides news updates, translations of This year, the Friends of the Inter-American Democratic important articles, and academic research. Charter, assisted by The Carter Center, pushed for an In November, a group of Chinese scholars were brought ombudsman on democracy in the Inter-American system, to the United States to observe midterm elections. The presented analyses and recommendations during 10th delegation visited campaign headquarters, polling places, anniversary celebrations of the charter, and sponsored and the election commission in the greater Los Angeles delegations to Nicaragua to advocate for more transparent area to learn more about the American electoral system. elections. The Center continued to support China in the insti- From within the Americas Program, the Center contin- tutionalization of its Open Government Information ued efforts to advance the right of access to information regulation. The Center has worked with local governments, in Liberia and China and launched a tool to help assess universities, and Chinese think tanks to raise awareness specific steps that countries have taken to implement of the value of access to information and to share inter access to information laws. national experiences on implementation, enforcement, and use.

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In Ethiopia, a surgeon and his assistant finish an eye operation on an Ethiopian woman to correct the painful effects of trichiasis, the most advanced stage of the bacterial eye infection trachoma, in which in-turned eyelashes scrape the cornea with every blink . In 2011, about 34,000 Ethiopians received free surgery supported by The Carter Center .

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Leader in Disease Eradication and Elimination

Guatemalan schoolchildren whack a fly-shaped piñata, which serves as a reminder that river blindness is transmitted by the bites of tiny flies . In 2011, Guatemala announced it had stopped transmission of the disease .

he Carter Center has become a to eradicate Guinea worm disease, a painful and debilitating global leader in the eradication condition caused by a waterborne parasite. Through use Tand elimination of diseases, of simple tools like health education and fine mesh filter focusing efforts to build health and cloths to strain infective larvae from drinking water, cases hope in some of the poorest and most of Guinea worm disease have been reduced more than isolated places on earth. 99.9 percent since 1986, from 3.5 million to fewer than Eradication campaigns aim to rid 1,100 in 2011. the earth of a disease altogether; “Even though Guinea worm disease does not usually elimination efforts attempt to abolish kill people, its effect on communities is devastating,” said a disease in a specific geographic Dr. Donald R. Hopkins, vice president for the Center’s area, such as a country or region. health programs. “In the past, we saw entire villages Since 1986, the Center has spear- unable to work or go to school because of a Guinea worm headed the international campaign outbreak. That is why we must get rid of this disease.” 20 The Carter Center leads campaigns to halt Guinea worm disease, river blindness, blinding trachoma, In Nigeria, The Carter Center has shown that it is possible to eliminate and lymphatic filariasis. lymphatic filariasis, a disease that causes gross and irreversible swelling . With its partners, the Center also is blinding trachoma, a bacterial eye eliminating river blindness from Latin disease that can be extremely painful America. Through health education in its latter stages. And recent Carter and mass distribution of the medicine Center work in Nigeria has shown it is Mectizan,® donated by Merck, people possible to eliminate lymphatic filariasis, in the region are no longer being a parasitic disease that causes painful blinded by the disease, which is caused and severe swelling, resulting in social by repeated bites of tiny black flies. Of stigma for victims. the six countries that were endemic “We are helping families around the in 1996, four have stopped transmis- world fulfill their potential and lead sion of the disease. healthier lives, free from the threat of In Ghana, Carter Center-led these diseases,” Dr. Hopkins said. interventions have helped eliminate

Above: Ghanaian women take care of household chores, such as fetching water, without the threat of losing their sight due to trachoma . With assistance from The Carter Center, the country was able to declare that the painful eye disease was no longer a public health problem .

Left: A health worker in South Sudan shows a Guinea worm that has been extracted from a victim’s leg . South Sudan is one of only a handful of countries still fighting Guinea worm disease . 21 30 years of waging peace, 30 fighting disease, and building hope

Partner for Village-Based Health Care Delivery

uilding on our work to eradicate Guinea worm The Carter Center is able to help disease, the Center has helped create better disease implement simple, cost-effective Bsurveillance and sustainable health care delivery solutions that allow communities to systems in poor nations with few resources. take ownership of their own health Local volunteers are elected and trained to coordinate care challenges, sometimes resulting health interventions within their villages, resulting in a in even greater success than was corps of individuals who take personal responsibility for thought possible. the health of their fellow community members. With assistance from The Carter The campaign to eradicate Guinea worm disease brought Center, women in Ethiopia have basic medical care and health education to the smallest led highly successful latrine-building corners of the earth. Today, those networks have been campaigns in their villages to expanded to address additional diseases, such as trachoma fight trachoma, a debilitating and river blindness. blinding disease that predominantly For example, the medicine that treats and prevents affects women. river blindness, Mectizan,® which is donated by Merck, “We showed people how to build can be delivered safely to community members by a low-cost latrine with local materi- trained individuals. als,” said Dr. Paul Emerson, director “The use of community members for drug distribution of the Center’s Trachoma Control and health education has made a huge difference in the Program. “Once families — particularly successful fight against neglected diseases,” said Dr. Frank women — discovered the benefits, they O. Richards, director of the Center’s River Blindness took charge, making sure their latrines Program. “In particular, I think the control of river blind- were built and maintained.” ness is one of the great success stories in public health.” A Ghanaian volunteer shows Dr . John By harnessing the power of local people who understand Hardman, president and CEO of The their communities and have the respect of their peers, Carter Center, the leg of a young Guinea worm patient .

The Guinea Worm Eradication Program brought disease surveillance to 23,700 villages in Africa.

22 Across Latin America, including Colombia (pictured), local health workers have played a crucial role in making sure communities were vigilant in taking medication and receiving health education to halt river blindness .

Below: In Ethiopia, women lead the movement to build low-cost latrines Below: Village volunteers in Uganda deliver for their households . The latrines help control the spread of trachoma, a medication to their families and friends, allowing bacterial eye disease . the community to take charge of its own health .

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Voice for Mental Health Care

nder the leadership of former divided field, bringing together First Lady Rosalynn Carter, health leaders, national organizations, Uthe Carter Center’s Mental and other key stakeholders to build Health Program has increased aware- consensus on critical policy issues such ness about mental health issues, as veterans’ mental health, children’s informed public policy, and reduced access to mental health services, and stigma and discrimination against stigma and mental illness. those with mental illnesses. One of the major successes the Through the annual Rosalynn program witnessed during the past Carter Symposium on Mental Health decade has been the passage of mental Policy, the Center has brought a health and addiction parity legisla- more united voice to a traditionally tion — an important statement that

The mental health of children has been a frequent topic of the annual Rosalynn Carter Symposium on Mental Health Policy . Celebrating its 27th year in 2011, the symposium brings together national leaders in mental health to coordinate their efforts on an issue of common concern .

24 Under the auspices of the Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism, journalists have produced hundreds of mass media pieces on mental health.

More than 120 journalists have received one-year In 2007, former First Lady Rosalynn Carter testified before a House fellowships with The Carter Center to report Education and Labor subcommittee in favor of parity for insurance on topics related to mental health, including coverage of mental illnesses . photographer Gail Fisher (pictured) .

these diseases should be treated like any other physical illness. The Center also has worked on the local level in Georgia to provide community-supported solutions for improving the state’s crumbling mental health care systems. While working to defeat stigma and discrimination against people with mental illnesses at the policy level, recipients of the Center’s Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism work to counter myths, misperceptions, and stigma about these disorders in the public arena through the mass media. “The attitudes about mental illness are changing,” Rosalynn Carter said. “I’ve been working on this issue for In Monrovia, Liberia, physician assistant Klubo Mulba (left) is reunited with Surprise Otto, more than 40 years, and I think even a patient Mulba treated for depression several months earlier . Mulba is a newly certified mental health clinician, trained through a Carter Center program that is building a corps stigma is improving some.” of health professionals who can treat mental illnesses in the post-war country . 25 Health Programs Year in Review

In a remote part of Lakes state, South Sudan, Carter Center field officer Isaiah Deng Mayom explains how a cloth water filter can protect this woman’s family from Guinea worm disease .

Guinea Worm (approximately 97 percent) of cases Eradication Program in the world, and potential conflict he Carter Center-led campaign to in the region remains the greatest Teradicate Guinea worm disease is threat to the global eradication effort. moving closer to its goal with 1,058 Guinea worm disease is transmitted estimated cases of Guinea worm only when people drink contaminated disease reported in 2011 in pockets water, and its presence often indicates of three endemic countries — South abject poverty. The disease can be Sudan, eastern Mali, and western prevented primarily through health Ethiopia — and an isolated outbreak in education; water filtration with a Chad. When successful, eradication of fine-mesh cloth; treatment of stagnant ® this devastating parasitic infection will water sources with ABATE, an envi- have been achieved without the use ronmentally safe larvicide donated by of a vaccine or drug treatment. The BASF Corporation; or provision of total number of cases reported in 2011 clean drinking water. marks a 41 percent reduction from the Some of the many partners in 1,797 cases reported in 2010. the fight against Guinea worm In mid-2011, after a more than a disease include the following: Bill two-decades-long struggle, Ghana & Melinda Gates Foundation, completed 12 consecutive months United Kingdom’s Department for with zero indigenous cases reported, International Development, Conrad indicating that disease transmis- N. Hilton Foundation, John P. sion has been halted. Today, South Hussman Foundation, Saudi Fund for Sudan harbors the vast majority Development, Sultanate of Oman,

26 A health extension worker helps a new mother wash her infant’s Women plant coffee on a farm in Guatemala . Farmers who face during a home visit in Awassa, Ethiopia . Clean faces help work long hours near rivers and streams in affected areas are prevent the spread of trachoma, a bacterial eye disease . particularly vulnerable to river blindness .

Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation, Arab Fund Trachoma Control Program for Economic and Social Development, OPEC Fund for orking in partnership with six African countries to International Development, Children’s Investment Fund eliminate blinding trachoma, The Carter Center Foundation, Vestergaard Frandsen, BASF Corporation, W has become a leader in the implementation of the World and ESRI. Health Organization’s SAFE strategy for trachoma control — surgery, antibiotics, face and hand washing, and River Blindness Program environmental improvement. Alongside partners such he goal of the Center and its partners, including the as national ministries of health, the Conrad N. Hilton TBill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Lions Clubs Foundation, and Lions Clubs International Foundation, the International Foundation, is to eliminate river blindness in Trachoma Control Program has touched the lives of nearly the Americas, Uganda, and one area of Sudan. The Center 40 million people suffering from or at risk of trachoma. In also assists ministries of health in Cameroon, Ethiopia, and 2010–2011, The Carter Center assisted with more than Nigeria to control river blindness. Since 1996, The Carter 41,000 surgeries (approximately 30 percent of all world- Center and its partners have assisted in the distribution of wide) to treat trichiasis, relieving the debilitating pain of more than 150 million treatments of Mectizan,® the Merck- advanced trachoma and preventing further vision damage. donated medicine that prevents and treats the disease, To treat active infections of the bacteria, the Center helped and the provision of health education. Today, four of the distribute more than 16.2 million doses of the antibiotic six countries in the Americas that were endemic for river Zithromax® (donated by Pfizer Inc). Ongoing routine blindness in 1996 have halted transmission of the disease, health education is conducted in nearly 10,000 villages to including Guatemala and Mexico in 2011. River blindness encourage face and hand washing, and more than 612,000 is spread by the bites of small black flies that breed near household latrines were constructed this year to improve rapidly flowing streams and rivers. In addition to severe environmental sanitation. itching and scarring, the disease eventually can lead to blindness for its victims.

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A Nigerian woman and her baby are protected Children who swim and play in rivers from lymphatic filariasis and malaria by a and streams, such as these Nigerian long-lasting insecticidal bed net . boys, can contract schistosomiasis, a parasitic infection that wreaks havoc on a person’s intestinal and urinary systems .

Lymphatic Filariasis was halted — a first-of-its-kind Elimination Program achievement for the battle against he Carter Center is working with lymphatic filariasis in Nigeria. Plateau and Nasarawa states T Schistosomiasis Control in Nigeria to show that lymphatic Program filariasis can be interrupted on a large scale through health education and ince 1999, the Carter Center– treatments of albendazole (donated Sassisted schistosomiasis program by GlaxoSmithKline) given in com- has been the largest in Nigeria for pre- bination with Mectizan® (donated vention and treatment of the disease by Merck). Most of these treatments through health education campaigns are distributed as part of an approach and the distribution of the medication pioneered by The Carter Center, com- praziquantel in Delta, Edo, Nasarawa, bining preventive efforts for lymphatic and Plateau states. Schistosomiasis is filariasis, river blindness, and schis- contracted while bathing or swimming tosomiasis, which has improved effi- in water contaminated with a parasite, ciency and brought operational costs causing anemia, damage to internal down 41 percent. Since 2000, more organs, and impaired growth and than 32 million treatments for lym- learning ability in children. In Plateau phatic filariasis have been distributed, and Nasarawa, all children — about and mosquito infection rates have 1 million — are targeted for treat- dropped by 86 percent. As a result, ment. In Edo and Delta, treatments 30 percent of districts in Plateau and are given in communities when more Nasarawa states are believed to have than 10 percent of the population is stopped disease transmission based on infected. As a result of these efforts in human and mosquito infection rates. Nigeria, nearly 6 million treatments In some of these districts, treatment have been given cumulatively, and, 28 In Ethiopia, a blood test will The Carter Center is helping war-torn Liberia build its national reveal whether this woman is capacity to treat those with mental illnesses through a clinician suffering from malaria and training program . needs treatment .

most importantly, the schistosomiasis infection rate in chil- countries to establish better crop production, train workers, dren has been reduced by two-thirds. The Carter Center and create production demonstration plots. More than 8 assistance is supported by the World Health Organization, million small-scale farmers have doubled or tripled crop Merck KGaA, and the Izumi Foundation. yields in countries where malnutrition is a constant threat.

Malaria Control Program Mental Health Program he Carter Center is helping to demonstrate that large- n 2011 in Liberia, the program, in partnership with Tscale malaria control and prevention are possible in Ithe Liberian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, grad- the largest endemic countries in Africa — Nigeria and uated the first class of 21 locally trained, credentialed men- Ethiopia. This year, the Center and its partners achieved tal health clinicians. These specialized nurses and physician an important milestone by reaching a total of more than 10 assistants will return to their communities and primary million insecticide-treated bed nets distributed in Ethiopia care positions throughout Liberia to help integrate mental and Nigeria since 2004. In addition, the Center supported health care into local health systems or to teach in local national malaria surveys in both countries and conducted universities in this post-conflict country. Also in 2011, targeted studies to evaluate program activities and ongoing after more than three years of work, The Carter Center field research projects. In the Amhara region of Ethiopia, issued a groundbreaking report with recommendations for the Center integrates malaria and trachoma control during improving mental health services in the state of Georgia weeklong mass treatment campaigns. This year, more than that provides solutions for children, forensic patients, and 55,000 people received treatment for malaria, and millions other patient populations not covered by a 2010 settlement received health education to help prevent this potentially between the state and the Department of Justice to improve deadly disease. patient safety and quality of care in the public mental health care system. At the 27th annual Rosalynn Carter Agriculture Program Symposium on Mental Health Policy, ince 1986, the Carter Center’s Agriculture participants discussed the needs of children exposed to SProgram — in partnership with the Sasakawa Africa trauma through domestic violence, the juvenile justice Association — has worked in 15 sub-Saharan African system, and welfare.

29 30 years of waging peace, 30fighting disease, and building hope

Near the Dukanani dam in northern Ghana, a cloth water filter provides a frame against boys on their bicycles . The cloth, which is used in the three countries still endemic for Guinea worm disease, keeps the larvae that cause the disease out of household drinking water .

30 Philanthropy

31 A Message About Our Donors s a not-for-profit organization, Many of the Center’s longtime In addition to support from The Carter Center can realize donors continue to make generous corporations, foundations, and govern- Aits mission to wage peace, gifts to support the Carter Center’s ments, the Center is grateful for the fight disease, and build hope around health programs. Partners such as confidence of many individual donors. the world only through generous the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Members of the Ambassadors Circle support from individuals, foundations, and Alwaleed Bin Talal Foundation, help sustain Carter Center programs corporations, and governments. among others, recognize that the road through annual unrestricted gifts More than 98,589 donors contrib- to lasting change in the health care of $1,000 or more. Their support uted $185.7 million in cash, pledges, of a country requires foresight and provides the flexibility to seize oppor- and in-kind gifts in 2010–2011 to resolve in equal parts. tunities, tackle urgent needs in the support the Center’s peace and The Center’s health programs field, bridge revenue gaps in funding health programs. would be impossible without the tire- specified for a particular program, and The Carter Center’s peace less support of our corporate pharma- run day-to-day operations. programs are supported by a number ceutical partners — GlaxoSmithKline, “I feel privileged to be able to of dedicated donors. The Center’s Merck, and Pfizer Inc — which donate support an organization which so election observation missions in the large quantities of medication effectively serves as an ambassador for Sudan and Liberia and constitu- necessary to fight disease. good around the globe,” said longtime tional drafting in Nepal were made The Mental Health Program donor Steven Nothern of Scituate, possible with funding from Norway, received vital support for its activi- Mass., who has a particular interest the United Kingdom’s Department ties from partners such as the Annie in the Center’s peace programs. “The of International Development, the E. Casey Foundation, the William work of The Carter Center and its Canadian International Development Randolph Hearst Foundation, and the employees is immensely effective in Agency, the United States Agency Charles Engelhard Foundation. The supporting democratic elections in for International Development, John P. Hussman Foundation joined parts of the world where democracy Nordem, the Netherlands, Germany, several partners, including the Skoll has been hard-earned, sometimes the United Nations Development Foundation, to provide necessary through bloodshed. The peaceful Program, Humanity United, Norway, startup funding for the Center’s new transition of government by free and and Ireland. mental health project in Liberia. fair elections must never be underesti- Assistance from Switzerland and mated. I thank The Carter Center for the Catherine Hawkins Foundation Total Expenses: its dedication to supporting democ- advanced reconciliation efforts in Fiscal Year 2010–2011 racy, creating healthier communities, the Occupied Palestinian Territory. and building hope.” The Office of the United Nations Administration 2.9% High Commissioner for Refugees Sources of Support: Development Program, USAID, Fundraising Fiscal Year 2010–2011 4.0% the John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes Other Revenue Foundation, and the Natemba 2.4% Foundation supported the Center’s Foundations Programs project in post-conflict Liberia to 8.3% 93.1% Governments strengthen rule of law. Projects in 12.6% Andean nations were supported by Individuals International IDEA, the Corporacion 12.3% Corporations Andina de Fomento, and Denmark. 64.4%

32 Donors with Cumulative Lifetime Giving of $1 Million or More

Anonymous (11) The Federal Republic of Open Society Institute AFLAC Japan Germany Pfizer Inc Ambassador and GlaxoSmithKline Precision Fabrics Group Mrs. Philip H. Alston Jr. Global Health Council/Gates His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Alwaleed Bin Talal Foundation Award for Global Health Said Al Said The Annenberg Foundation Google.org Mr. John W. Rendon Jr. and Lord and Lady Michael A. Estate of Claus Halle Ms. Sandra L. Libby Ashcroft Dr. Sidney Harman and The River Blindness Foundation AT&T Honorable Jane Frank Harman The Rockefeller Foundation BASF Corporation William Randolph Hearst The O. Wayne Rollins Kingdom of Belgium Foundation Foundation The Arthur M. Blank Mr. Christopher Hemmeter and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Family Foundation Mrs. Patsy Hemmeter Epp Rubenstein Mr. Richard C. Blum and The The William and Flora Hewlett Mrs. Deen Day Sanders Honorable Dianne Feinstein Foundation The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Mr. Warren E. Buffett Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Bakr M. BinLadin for the The Howard G. Buffett The Home Depot Saudi BinLadin Group Foundation Humanity United The Saudi Fund for Development Callaway Foundation Dr. John P. Hussman and Walter H. and Phyllis J. Canadian International Mrs. Terri Hussman Shorenstein Foundation Development Agency The John P. Hussman Skoll Foundation Carnegie Corporation of Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Slay New York IBM Corporation Southern Company The Honorable Jimmy Carter Inter-American Mr. and Mrs. James N. Stanard Development Bank and Rosalynn Carter Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. The Annie E. Casey Foundation Government of Ireland/Irish Aid Stanley The Coca-Cola Company ITOCHU Corporation The Starr Foundation The Coca-Cola Foundation Government of Japan Stephens, Inc. Cox Interests Johnson & Johnson Government of Sweden Mrs. Dominique de Menil The Robert Wood Johnson Turner Foundation Foundation Mr. Michael G. DeGroote Government of The United Delta Air Lines Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kapelovitz Arab Emirates The Delta Air Lines Foundation W. K. Kellogg Foundation Government of the United Government of Denmark The Thomas M. Kirbo and Irene Kingdom B. Kirbo Charitable Trust Mr. Dermot Desmond United Kingdom Department Mrs. Joan B. Kroc E.I. du Pont de Nemours & for International Development Company Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic (DFID) Development Estate of Mark Eisner Jr. United Nations Children’s Fund Lions Clubs International (UNICEF) The Elfenworks Foundation Foundation United Nations Development The Charles Engelhard The John D. and Catherine T. Programme Foundation MacArthur Foundation United Nations High Mr. Frederick J. Eychaner Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Commissioner for Refugees The Ford Foundation McConnon United States Agency for Foreign Affairs and International Merck International Development Trade Canada (DFAIT) Mr. John J. Moores Sr. (USAID) Foreign & Commonwealth The Charles Stewart Mott United States Department of Office, United Kingdom Foundation State Mr. Paul Francis and Government of The Netherlands The UPS Foundation Ms. Titia Hulst Newpeak Foundation Mr. Holland M. Ware The Franklin Mint and Diana, Mr. Eric Wepsic Princess of Wales Government of Nigeria Memorial Fund The Nippon Foundation Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fuqua Nippon Keidanren Robert W. Woodruff Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gambrell Government of Norway/ The World Bank David Gambrell NORDEM World Health Organization Endowment Fund The Sultanate of Oman Estate of Goldie Woserau Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Omidyar Wyeth Georgia Power Company The OPEC Fund for YKK Corporation Georgia Power Foundation International Development Mr. Tadahiro Yoshida 33 Donors During 2010–2011

$100,000+ The OPEC Fund for Consulate General of France Mr. and Mrs. John P. Squires Anonymous (12) International Development The George Family Foundation Ms. Jenny B. Stoddard Al Habtoor Group Open Society Institute Mr. and Mrs. William W. George Dr. Gail Stuart Mr. Khalaf Ahmed Al Habtoor Open Square Foundation Roger and Brenda Gibson Substance Abuse and Mental Alwaleed Bin Talal Foundation Program for Appropriate Ms. Joanne G. Gimbel and Health Services Administration Technology in Health Arab Fund for Economic and Mr. Clifford Hatch Suggs Family Foundation Social Development The Saudi Fund for Development Mr. George A. Gloff Tietz Family Foundation Kingdom of Belgium Mr. Hugo X. Shong Estate of William R. Mrs. Laura Tietz Blum Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Slay Hackenberger Tull Charitable Foundation Mr. Richard C. Blum and Mr. George Soros Mr. Rick Meeker Hayman United States Centers for Disease The Honorable Mr. and Mrs. James N. Stanard Healthcare Georgia Foundation Control and Prevention Dianne Feinstein Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hoag United Health Foundation Mr. Warren E. Buffett Starr International Foundation Mr. Richard J. Holmstrom and United Nations High Canadian International Sudanese Federal Ministry of Ms. Kate Ridgway Commissioner for Refugees Development Agency Health Estate of Mary B. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Warren The Honorable Anne Cox Government of Switzerland Mr. Robert Hooks The Willow Springs Foundation Chambers United States Agency for Horning Family Fund Ms. Bickley C. Wilson Delta Air Lines International Development Mr. Haddon Hufford Mr. David Douglas Wilson and Government of Denmark United Kingdom Department for Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Humphrey Mrs. Melody Wilder Wilson Department of Foreign Affairs and International Development International Research and The Wilson Family Foundation International Trade (Canada) United Nations Development Exchanges Board Brenda and Wade Woodson Mr. and Mrs. Pete Docter Programme Ms. Louisa Craft Jornayvaz The World Bank The Elfenworks Foundation United States Department of State Dr. Julian Kadish Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Zeak The European Union Vestergaard Frandsen Kilimanjaro Centre for Estate of Anne Funkhouser Estate of Rebecca W. Watkin Community Ophthalmology $10,000–$24,999 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Mr. Eric Wepsic Estate of Karen J. Kime Anonymous (10) The Federal Republic of Germany United Nations World Food Estate of Ruth Knittel Dr. and Mrs. Heinz Aeschbach Estate of Lorraine B. Grither Programme Sonja and Tom Koenig and Mr. Basel Al Kasem William Randolph World Health Organization Family Ms. Barbara Allain Hearst Foundation $25,000–$99,000 Mrs. Judith C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ted G. Arens Estate of John W. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Limbach Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Arrow Anonymous (2) The William and Flora Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lockyer Mr. Bernard Attal The Ajram Family Foundation Hewlett Foundation Estate of Katherine Mahlum Mr. and Mrs. James H. Averill Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gaby Ajram Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Mr. Robert H. McKinney Sirdar Aly Aziz Estate of Alice H. Allen Mr. Chris Hughes Ms. Tertia Moore Ms. Kathleen M. Bader Mr. S. Decker Anstrom and John C. and Karyl Kay Ms. Sherron L. Hiemstra Mr. Steven E. Nothern James and Marietta Bala Hughes Foundation Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bala Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ostrander Humanity United Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Richard Allan Barry Family The P Twenty-One Foundation The John P. Hussman Foundation Ballentine Charitable Foundation Ms. F. Taylor Pape Dr. John P. Hussman and Mr. Joe T. Bamberg Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Barry Estate of Halley M. Phillips Mrs. Terri Hussman Mr. Lloyd J. Baroody BASF Corporation Mr. and Mrs. William A. Porter Mr. Morton P. Hyman Estate of Grace Becker Ms. Elisabeth Cordy Beckstead Laurene Powell, The Sycamore International IDEA Benson Family Foundation Mr. William F. Benter Fund at Peninsula Community Government of Ireland/Irish Aid Foundation Mr. Robert S. Benson Estate of Helen H. Bross Estate of Alfred W. Kaiser Francis I. Proctor Foundation Mr. John A. Boettcher Dr. and Mrs. Steven F. Burrall Ms. Wynnette LaBrosse Dr. and Mrs. Keith H. Randall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Boggs Jr. The Annie E. Casey Foundation Lions Clubs International Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rapoport Young Boozer Family Foundation Foundation Communication Automation Corporation Mr. John W. Rendon Jr. and Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Merck Ms. Sandra L. Libby Ms. Caroline Cooley Browne Ms. Katherine K. Brobeck Mr. John J. Moores Sr. Estate of Wilga M. Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Brown Government of The Netherlands Rock Paper Scissors Foundation Corporacion Andina de Fomento Mr. Robert C. Bruce The New York Eye and Ear Mr. Manuel A. Rodriguez Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Burmeister Infirmary Crabby Beach Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols Jr. Estate of Barbara L. Curry Dr. Selma H. Rutenburg Mr. Sherman B. Carll Government of Norway/ The Hilda & Preston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ryan NORDEM Davis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carlston Mrs. Helmuth Schmidt-Petersen Ms. Ann D. Oestreicher Estate of Waldo E. Davis The Ching Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sylvan and Ann The Edgerley Family Foundation Mr. John R. Clifford Shellenbarger Oestreicher Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Edgerley Club Med Sales Estate of Olga R. Shen Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Omidyar Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Filbeck Mr. and Mrs. David P. Cohn Ms. Cherida C. Smith Mr. Stefan J. Findel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Conroy

34 This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal year: Sept. 1, 2010 – Aug. 31, 2011.

Cooper Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Saied R. Karamooz The Sage Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Emerson M. Babb Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Cranson Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kerns Marshall E. Sanders Family Trust Ms. Helena Rasche Baier Estate of James F. Dalton Fred and Flora Khosravi Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Sanger Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Bakhtiari Mr. Alan Davis and Mr. C. Robert Kincaid Mr. Gary S. Selken Dr. Marjorie K. Balazs Mrs. Mary Lou Dauray Kwoh & Pong Foundation Estate of Reed H. Shingle Mr. James A. Barker The Leonard and Sophie Ms. Cassandra Kwoh Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Davis Fund Ms. Susan M. Laing Dr. Forrest A. Smith and Barrow III Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Denning Dr. Anne P. Lanier Mr. Jack P. Philpot Mr. Joseph Bates Estate of Charlotte Devers Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Lemaire Dr. Marshall S. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bay Capt. and Mrs. Stephen M. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Leonard Jr. Dr. Nicki C. Smith Ms. Susan E. Bevington Dickson Ms. Elizabeth A. Liebman Mr. Edward Stern and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Binnie Estate of Lawrence A. Dollman Ms. Claudia Hearn Ms. Julia Maher Dr. and Mrs. David F. Bishop Douglas Foundation The Claudia Hearn and Edward Ms. Diana Blank The Mamdani Foundation Stern Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Douglas BMI-Rupp Foundation Mr. Iqbal G. Mamdani Ms. Rebekah Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ms. Deborah Bombard Duncan Jr. Mrs. William L. Masterton Ms. Julia Suddath-Ranne and Mr. and Mrs. Kent R. Bourquin Estate of Madalene Eckstein Mr. Michael Mathieu and Ms. Mr. Micheal Ranne Kathleen Washienko Ms. Susan E. Brandt Estate of William D. M. Elfrink Mr. Peter Swift Mr. Michael McClain and Ms. Susan Z. Breyer Mr. and Mrs. Bob Farese Symantec Corporation Ms. Kathleen Quinn Bridgemill Foundation Estate of Anna C. Fogel Mr. Chade-Meng Tan Estate of Howard McFall Mr. and Mrs. Art Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foszcz Tan Teo Charitable Foundation Jeffrey and Karen McHenry Ms. LuVella C. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Cameron H. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tang Mr. Brian McMaster and Byers Engineering Company Full Circle Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John I. Taylor Jr. Ms. Kathleen Strouse Mr. Kenneth G. Byers Jr. David Gambrell Endowment Fund Andrew Tobias Medical University of Estate of Muriel P. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gambrell South Carolina Mr. and Mrs. Gino L. Torretta Mrs. Sylvia D. Cart Georgia Institute of Technology Col. Virginia A. Metcalf Mr. Russ Tuck Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Cassens Dr. Paul W. Gerke and Mr. Stuart Mills and The UPS Foundation Dr. Katherine Gerke Mrs. Helen Probst Mills Mr. David R. Virden Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy Roger and Brenda Gibson Mrs. James J. Mongan Mr. Paul E. von Kuster III Dr. Louis Centofanti and Ms. Wanda Rachels Family Foundation Kenneth and Harle Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Gilson Foundation Wackowski Chevron Corporation Google Mrs. Kenneth F. Montgomery Estate of Virginia M. Waters Dr. Gail L. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Gorman Mr. Robert E. Naser Dr. and Mrs. John D. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Cline Mr. Carroll J. Haas Sr. The Natembea Foundation Mr. W. Hall Wendel Jr. Mrs. Anne Covert Carroll J. Haas Foundation National Institute of Col. Robert C. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Culver Margaret E. Haas Fund of the Mental Health Mr. John C. White Dr. George W. Cunningham Marin Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William B. Neely Ms. Wynelle W. White The Honorable and Mrs. John H. Dalton Ms. Margaret E. Haas Nelson Family Foundation Mr. Thomas Wielenga The Darwin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Naz Haji Mr. Kent C. Nelson and Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hall Ms. Ann Starr Wieteska Ms. Joan T. Dea Mr. Timothy Hampton Nicholl Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wilson Mr. William A. Deacon Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Hauser Ms. Teresa A. Nicholl Dr. Joseph N. Wilson and Dr. Delta Sigma Catherine Hawkins Foundation Mr. Kenneth Olivier and Selma P. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dillard Ms. Ann D. Herbert Ms. Angela Nomellini Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mark Wright The Dillard Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Hitz Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Petroulas Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow Estate of Anne Marie Dittman Estate of Robert E. Holmes Pfizer Inc Col. Mary H. Yeakel Dove Givings Foundation II The Home Depot Estate of Ethel C. Ponik Dr. and Mrs. Cary Yeh Mr. Charles M. Doyle and Ms. Jocelyn A. Holash Estate of Emma P. Hoops Mrs. Joseph L. Powell Jr. Yoshida Scholarship Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Duke Dr. Donald Hopkins and Ms. Kathleen Quinn Mr. Joel Zacharias Dr. Ernestine Hopkins Mr. Kurt N. Rathjen Dr. Ellen Zegura Dr. Brad Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hurt Ms. Lynette J. Rhodes Walter and Ursula Eberspacher $5,000–$9,999 Foundation Mr. Richard G. Hutcheson III and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Ritter Mr. C. Robert Kincaid Ritter Family Foundation Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eberspacher International Foundation for Robert M. Rogers Investments Mr. John B. Adams Estate of Doris Edwards Election Systems Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rogers Mr. Terrence Adamson and Mr. Eugene Eidenberg and Ms. Edith Holiday Ms. Anna Chavez Estate of Shirley R. Johnson Rottman Family Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Johnson Charitable Foundation Mrs. Margaret Allen Ms. Nancy Eleazer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Dr. and Mrs. Fritz M. Rottman Rev. and Mrs. Philip A. Anderson Dr. Paul Emerson and Dr. Amy Ratcliffe Johnston Dr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rudolph Jane C. Artz and Frederick J. Artz Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Engelke Mr. Chris Jones and Estate of Vernon Rutter Mrs. Barb Jones Embassy of Austria-Caracas Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Estep

35 Donors During 2010–2011

Professor and Mrs. Joseph Farrell Drs. Mark and Diana Kudes Ms. Sita Rao Mr. and Mrs. Weldon C. Wilson The Honorable R. Keegan Ms. Jill LaPlante Ms. Judy Rasmuson Ms. Grace Wooding Federal Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Lee Ms. Ruth G. Reeder Wrocklage Family Mr. Michael G. Feinstein and Mr. Thomas P. Lemke Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Reppun Charitable Foundation Ms. Denise Waldron Dr. Willa Dean Lowery Mr. Sung Rhee and Ms. Lynne E. Wrocklage Ms. Mary Ann Francis Ms. Kathryn Lynn Ms. Stephanie Baker Peggy and Lee Zeigler The Fraser Family Foundation Ms. Sharon K. Richards Mr. Richard F. Lyon $2,500–$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Frazier Jr. Marquis George MacDonald Ms. Christina Lyn Cooley Rivers Anonymous (7) Mr. Markus Fromherz and Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Gaylan Rockswold Ms. Denise Abrams Ms. Heike Schmitz Mr. Joseph MacDonald The Barbara Ross Mr. William B. Ackerman Mr. J. Rex Fuqua Manaaki Foundation Charitable Trust Mr. Charles Adams Mr. William Gee and Mr. Thomas F. Maser Mr. Richard Rothstein and Mrs. Susan Crothers-Gee Mrs. Olfet Agrama Ms. Amy Matthews Ms. Judi Petersen Mrs. Susan Gibson and Dr. Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben and Ms. Susan W. Almy Mr. Mark Bergman The John J. and Maryanne T. Mauriel Family Foundation Mrs. Emilia Ruiz Dr. Larry Anderson and Ms. Joan L. Gilkison Ms. Karen Torghele The Mauriel Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rusher Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gilmartin Ms. Katherine J. Armstrong and Mr. Mark McCall and Mr. and Mrs. W. Timothy Ryan Reverend Joanne Sanders Global Aviation Holdings Ms. Marianna Kulak Nathan and Shelly Mr. David W. Arpi and Dr. Frits Goldschmeding Ms. Melani J. McCullough Sarkisian Foundation Ms. Natalie Gubb Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Sauder Art Engineering Corporation Goodrich Mrs. Alonzo L. McDonald Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schaff Dr. Kazuko K. Artus Googasian Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. McFarlane Ms. Doris J. Seely Mr. and Mrs. Monte Asbury Mr. and Mrs. George Googasian Mrs. Susanne McMillan Mr. William C. Shelton Ms. Ann M. Ashton Mr. and Mrs. Ken K. Gouw Mr. James J. McQueeny Ms. Jane E. Shivers and Ms. Mary Baird Estate of June D. Grant Dr. Gary L. McKown and Mr. William M. Sharp Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Graves Ms. Jill M. Meuser The Sikand Foundation Dr. William Baker Ms. Joan B. Haan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Michelozzi Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Barringer Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Milner Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William H. Simpson Mr. Michael Batte and Ms. Wanda Kile Haddock Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Milner Ms. Alicia W. Smith BEAM Interactive and Mr. Robert M. Haddock Dr. Masakazu Miyagi and Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Stachnik Relationship Marketing Haddock Stanton Foundation Dr. Mary Miyagi Ms. Shirley R. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Bebb Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Hall Monsanto Company Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Bryce L. Beck Ms. Martha C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Mr. and Mrs. Mike P. Beightler Squires Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hanna Dr. James E. Moore Sturdivant Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brad R. Benton Dr. M. Emdadul Haque Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ghulam M. Black Family 1994 Charitable Dot and Lam Hardman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Moores Suhrawardi Lead Trust Family Foundation Mr. Richard A. Muller Sutter Instrument Company Ms. Sylvia Black Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Harris Mr. Leo F. Mullin Mr. Greg Teeters Mr. John W. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Heneghan Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mumey Ms. Paula Terry Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Boger Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Henney Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Murphy Dr. Gail E. Thomas and Stokes Dr. James E. Moore Mr. Franz-Josef Boll Ms. Eleanor Murphy Mr. Joseph E. Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Troyer Ms. Kathleen Bovid Dr. and Mrs. Will L. Nash Estate of Jerry Hertel United Nations Population Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Brink National Geographic Society Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hier United States Secret Service Ms. Ginger L. Brookover Mr. Michael Nelson and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Dr. Nelson D. Horseman and Ms. Louise Durocher The Ellen M. Violett and Mary P. Dr. Karen A. Gregerson R. Thomas Foundation Mr. Willard B. Brown Ms. Lynn Nesbit Mr. Thomas Karpinski and Ms. Ellen M. Violett Dr. William T. Browne and The North Ridge Foundation Ms. Christine Hrib-Karpinski Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vogel Dr. Evelyn W. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Northrop Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Hulbert Mr. Dougin Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Eliot A. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Ogden Janklow & Nesbit Associates Ms. Elizabeth Bromley Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carlisle Father William Olesik Rev. Dr. Riley Jensen and Ms. Nancy Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Carrington Mr. William S. Oyster Dr. Pamela Kidd The Ward Foundation Ms. Cecily L. Cassum Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pastor Mr. Rob E. Jensen Mr. Jeffrey C. Ward and Mr. Dan T. Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paulien Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Johnsen Ms. Dorothy J. Moore Ms. Miriam D. Chapman Mr. Jason M. Perash Ms. Marilee Jones Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ward Chick-fil-A Mr. Nicholas Petraglia Estate of Mary-Louise Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael Warlick Mr. David R. Clark Dr. and Mrs. Allen A. Posner Dr. Shawn P. Jorgensen and Estate of Jessie A. Watson Ms. Marge Coahran Dr. Stephanie E. Jorgensen Dr. Keith W. Prasse and Dr. Susan M. Wester James and Theresa Cochran Mr. David W. Kendrick Dr. Susan W. Prasse Dr. Stephen Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Cody Mr. Eric K. Kocher Rudy and Alice Ramsey Dr. Patricia Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koran Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John H. T. Wilson Ken and Sandy Collier 36 This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal year: Sept . 1, 2010 – Aug . 31, 2011 .

Mr. John M. Cook Dr. and Mrs. James L. Groskreutz Mr. Daniel S. Hummel Dr. and Mrs. Roger Lang Mr. Robert A. Cook Ms. Paula M. Guibault F. A. Hunter & Associates Ms. Wilma M. Langhamer Dr. Arnold R. Cowan The Gumbo Foundation Mr. Farley A. Hunter Dr. James T. Langland and Dr. Shawn Cowper and Vivian Hays Guthrie Mr. John D. Hunter Dr. Penny I. Langland Dr. Carolyn Rambus Charitable Fund Mr. Jeff Hurlow Mr. and Mrs. James M. LaRowe Mr. Erik Crank and Mr. and Mrs. John Haase Ms. Barbara Huszagh Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mrs. Laura Arbilla Mr. R. Todd Hagemeyer Ms. Margaret M. Hyatt Lassandrello Dr. Frank A. Critz Mr. Robert S. Hagge Jr. Ms. Jacqueline Ikeda Mr. and Mrs. Rejean Laverdiere Mrs. Clarence R. Crowell Ms. Lucille N. Hainsworth Jana Foundation Estate of Dorothy W. Lavine Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cunningham Mr. Jeffrey J. Hallett and Mr. M. Quintin Jarrett and Ms. Isabel Leavitt Mr. Bradley N. Currey Jr. Mrs. Debra Ann Cameron Ms. Joelle C. Haughey Mr. Michael Lebowitz Mr. Richard Daly The Robert T. Hanley Foundation Mr. Robert L. Jennings Jr. and Mr. Benjamin Lee The Dart Bank Mr. Robert T. Hanley Ms. Barbara H. Bott Mr. Bruce Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Davis Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hardman Mr. Steven Baughman Jensen and Mr. Lawrence P. Littlewood and Mr. Wynand De Puy Mrs. Mary Ann Hardman Dr. Rebecca McGowan Jensen Dr. Edna M. Littlewood Dr. Bhaskar Deb Mr. Karl Harlos The Robert Wood Johnson Ms. Anne Marie Macari Ms. Dottie S. Dehart Ms. Ann-Marie Hartline Foundation Mr. Mark Manasse and Ms. Tina Devries Mr. Stephen Hatcher and Mr. Charles E. Jones Ms. Janet Mohle-Boetani The Edgar O. Dixon Ms. Joy Ellis The Key Foundation Ms. Nancy R. Manderson Charitable Trust Dr. William Hausdorff and Mr. John B. Kilbane Mr. Alejandro Mantica Mr. Edgar O. Dixon Ms. Wendell Hausdorff Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klein Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ms. Betsy Downey Drs. Harry and Lynne Haverkos Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Kluger Marchman III Mr. Douglas O. Drake George and Cecily Hay Knopf Family Foundation Mr. Robert Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Drezek Jr. Mr. Norman M. Hayes Mr. Jim Knopf Mr. Brian K. Mazar and Mrs. Anne S. Mazar Mr. Frank Dunau and Mr. and Mrs. James J. Heckenbach Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kobs Ms. Amy Davis Hellgate High School Mr. Bruce J. Koehler Mazar Family Charitable Foundation Eagan Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Hickey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Krisilas Mr. James A. McBride and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Eagan Mr. Lawrence J. Hitch Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Ms. Mary Morse Kugelman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elmhorst Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holladay Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. McCalla Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Labowsky Dr. Gérard G. Emch and Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Howle Mrs. Thomas McClendon Dr. Antoinette S. Emch Ambassador and Ms. Susan Hrib Mr. Kevin McEntee Mr. John W. Failor Mrs. James T. Laney Mrs. Dara Fairgrieves Mr. Jay M. Feinman and In Nigeria, rivers provide water for a community’s every need—bathing, laundry, swimming . Ms. Carole A. Wood They also provide a breeding ground for the black flies that spread river blindness and the Mr. and Mrs. James W. Felt parasite that causes schistosomiasis . Dr. R. Fenton-May Mr. Kevin Filter and Ms. Rosemary M. Kessler The Samuel Finkel Foundation Mr. Howard B. Finkel Mr. David Fisk Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fitzhugh Mr. John S. Forrer Ms. Linda C. Frank Mr. Robert L. Frankland Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. James C. Free Dr. Charles L. Fuller Mr. Richard Gall Mrs. Paula S. Gaylord Mr. Gregory J. Gerhard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gibson The Honorable Gordon D. Giffin Mr. and Mrs. Abie M. Golshani Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Gramley Estate of June Gray Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Gregory Mr. Fred Grob and Ms. Dorothy Kinney

37 Donors During 2010–2011

Col. Richard D. Mr. Alan Scheider The Honorable Thomas A. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Allen McFarland, USA (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schofield Unverferth Mrs. Shirley H. Allen Dr. Mary Jo McGee-Brown The John and Kathleen Schreiber The Melinda and William J. Ms. Sylvia E. Allen Mr. Wade F. McKenzie Foundation vanden Heuvel Foundation Mrs. Tricia Allen Mr. and Mrs. James M. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. John Schreiber Ambassador and Mrs. William J. Charles and Judy Allton vanden Heuvel Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McLellan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schulze Mr. and Mrs. Peter Alpert The Honorable Paul A. Volcker McMahon Family Fund at The Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Eleanor Alston Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vrana San Diego Foundation Schumacher Mr. Edward E. Altemus Ms. Lois P. Vrhel Mr. David J. McMorris Dr. Audrey L. Scollan and Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ambs Dr. Neil J. Scollan Mr. and Mrs. William D. Waddill Dr. Rene McNall-Knapp Ms. Angelique Anderson and Dr. G. Irene Minor Mr. Thomas N. Secor Mr. James K. Wagner Jr. Mr. Jeffrey Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Serendipity Foundation Wallace Family Limited The Honorable and Montgomery Mr. Marcus A. Shaw Partnership Mrs. Brady Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Moore Mr. Richard L. Shewell Jr. Mr. W. Don Wallace Dr. Cris J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Motes Mr. Robert E. Shook Jr. Commander Peter Ward Ms. Debra Egly Anderson Dr. Christopher Mullin and Ms. Gail D. Shore Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Watt Mrs. Orvella Anderson Dr. Sarah Gaffen Mr. Joseph F. Sifer Mrs. Eric Weinmann Sherman Michael Anderson Trust Mr. John Neer Estate of Ethan A.H. Sims Mr. and Mrs. Linden H. Welch Mrs. Jean Andreen and Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Nittler Dr. Murali Sivarajan and Ms. Ann Rhodes White-Banick Mr. Wayne Andreen Mr. James Obey Dr. Gouri Sivarajan Ms. Dorothy G. Whitmore Mr. David M. Andreotta Ms. Hilvie E. Ostrow Mr. Branden N. Smith Ms. Nancy G. Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Basil Anton Ms. Lisa Page Dr. and Mrs. R. Bob Smith III Williams Family Foundation Dr. Kenn Apel Dr. and Mrs. Corey Pavitt The Smith-Free Group Dr. Linda B. Williams Mr. Brian Arbogast and Mr. and Mrs. William P. Peabody Mr. and Mrs. Joachim R. Sommer Mr. Tim Williams Ms. Valerie Tarico Dr. Deborah S. Lee and Mr. Brent Sowers Allison and Phil Wise The Arches Foundation Mr. John W. Peifer Father Richard C. Sparks Dr. Richard V. Wolfenden Arcos Cielos Corporation Mr. Grant Petersen and Ms. Margaret J. Spencer and The Honorable Gao Yanping Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong Ms. Mary Anderson Ms. Patricia J. Lahti Dr. Katrina Yielding Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Arnold III Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Pfeiffer Ms. Elizabeth Steele Mr. David Zepeda Mr. Douglas Norman Arnold and PGA Tour Ms. Wilhelmina M. Stemmer Ms. Virginia Allen Zimmerman Ms. Maria-Carme Calderer Mr. and Mrs. David P. G. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. N. Robert Stoll Mrs. Christine Jane Zubrzycki Mr. Jeffrey S. Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. John Stolzenberg Mr. Richard W. Zurek Ms. Ellen J. Neely The Pitrof Fund of The Chicago Mr. Robert M. Stone and Mr. Kevin W. Arthur Community Foundation Ms. Diane E. Christensen $1,000–$2,499 Ms. Allison Ashe Mr. Gunnar Plake Dr. John J. Stremlau Anonymous (35) Mr. and Mrs. John Ashworth Mr. Dan Buttimer and Judd and Margaret Sturtevant Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Abel Mr. Roger Atkinson and Dr. Elizabeth Plunkett-Buttimer Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Abney Ms. Janet Arey Psychological Assessment Gift Fund Mr. Alan R. Abrams Mrs. Phoebe Atwood Resources Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sullivan Abrams Foundation Mr. Watts Auman Qualitative Research and Mr. Steven Swalgen Mr. Charles W. Austin Evaluation for Action Ms. Raydean Acevedo Ms. Carla Swickerath Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Ackerman Mr. Clarence Avant Mr. Azim S. Rawji and Mr. Douglas Szperka Ms. Robin Van Liew Mr. Thomas Adams and Ms. Frances M. Aversa Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Taylor Daniel L. and Sophie K. Reiber Ms. Erin Bell Mrs. Jane Bachman Charitable Trust Ms. Jennifer Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Art Adie Mr. and Mrs. James F. Backman Mr. Tilman Reinhardt Ms. Kelly F. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Aebi Ms. Beverly A. Bacon Ms. Laura M. Rice Ms. Suzanne K. Taylor Mr. John Affleck and Jeff and Rebecca Lynn Bailey Mr. Patrick F. Robertson Ms. Barbara Teichert Ms. Jessica Ancker Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Roeder Ms. Gillian M. Teichert Mr. and Mrs. David Aha Virginia R. Bailey Mr. G. William Rogers Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Claude E. Terry Dr. Ellen J. Albanese Estate of Lucy Baisden Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Romond Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Teutsch Mr. Mark Alberts Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Baken Roquemore & Roquemore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Alda Dr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Baker Thomasma Mr. Rod Roquemore Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Mr. Bill R. Baker Mrs. Rita Lee Thompson and Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rosebrough Mr. and Mrs. Gareth D. Baker Dr. J. Dan Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Alexander Ms. Harriet Rosenbloom Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Baldwin Ms. Mary Tooley Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander Dr. James A. Ross Dr. John A. Balint Dr. Thang Dinh Tran Lindsay S. Alger, M.D. Mr. Douglas G. Russell Dr. John R. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Michael Truchard Greg and Susan Alker Mr. Noel D. Sanborn Mr. and Mrs. Parmanand Balsaver Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Tuff Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Allard Sanofi-aventis Mr. Joseph L. Balwierczak Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tveite Shirley and David Allen Ms. Barrie Bamberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert Banks Dr. and Mrs. Lanny D. Schmidt Unterberger Mr. H. Inman Allen 38 This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal year: Sept . 1, 2010 – Aug . 31, 2011 .

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bannan Mr. Adam C Boese Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bullock Ms. Susan A. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Barboza Joyce Hood Boettcher Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bunce Mr. Wayne Carriere Ms. Jan C. Barlow Mr. Scott Boggess Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carson Jr. Mr. Jeff Barnes Joan Warmbold Boggs Ms. Mary Stewart Burgher The Calvin W. Carter Family Mr. and Mrs. George D. Barnhart Dr. and Mrs. John K. Boitnott Ms. Linda F. Burke Mr. Don E. Carter Dr. Joseph Barry Mr. Geoffrey Bond Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Burkle Dr. Jean Carter and Bill Bartholomay Foundation Mr. Emmet Bondurant Dr. and Mrs. Ned H. Burns Mr. Michael Carter Mr. William C. Bartholomay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Burton Dr. and Mrs. John B. Carter Mr. Donald Barton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mr. Andrew Busby Dr. Ronald D. Carter and Mr. Darrel Bateman Boone Jr. Mr. Charles E. Bush III Ms. Judith Carter Mr. Stephen Bates Ms. Cynthia F. Boots Ms. Susan Okie Bush Ms. Ann S. Carton Ms. Kathryn M. Battaglia Ms. Diane Boschelli Mr. L. Headley Butler Mr. Daniel Casey and Ms. Dolores Connolly Mr. George W. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bottge Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Butler Roger D. Cash Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bauman Mrs. Elisabeth Bottler Mr. Gary A. Butts Mr. Harold K. Cassel Mr. Richard A Baumgartner Mr. Brian Bournival Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Byrd Dr. Ana M. Castellanos Ms. Yvette Bavier Ms. Roseann H. Bove Ms. Mary Ellen Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Caudra Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Beach Mr. David F. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Caves Mr. Michael D Beachy Mrs. William I. Bowen Sr. Ms. Kris Byrne The Cedars Foundation Ms. Caryl Conry Beal Ms. Helen Boyce Ms. Sandra Cable and Ms. Christina Chalkley Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Beal Mr. and Mrs. William E. Boys Mr. Ed Cable Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chamberlin Mr. and Mrs. Byron T. Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boysen Mrs. Barbara C. Cade The Chapman Family Foundation Ms. Sheri Beckler Ms. Deborah Bozsa and Ms. Cindy Calbaum Ms. Louisa Chapman Mr. William F. Beemer Mr. Charles Mecum Mr. and Mrs. Duke M. Caldwell Mrs. Della M. Chase The Beggs Family Foundation John and Kristine Bradley Mr. Timothy J. Cambias Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chase Mr. Kenneth Belcher Mr. Charles W. Brady Dr. David L. Camenga Mr. Eric D. Chasser Ms. Geneva Belford Dr. and Mrs. William T. Dr. Bruce Camitta Branch Jr. Mr. Kurt P. Chaykowski Dr. Gregory Bell Mr. James H. Campbell Cabell and Shirley Brand Mr. Mark Chee Ms. Susan R. Bell Ms. Jane Campbell Charitable Lead Trust Liu Chen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bellardo Vern R. and Doris A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Brand Wayne and Carol Chesney Lawrence Benefield Mr. and Mrs. Steven Capella Larry and Janet Brashear Mr. Daniel M. Chew Mr. David L. Bennett Ms. Felicia Cappadona Mr. Michael M. Breakwell Dr. Stephen J. Chiulli Ms. Erma B. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Cardozo Dr. and Mrs. Syed W. Brelvi Mr. Philip S. Chordas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beran Ms. Carole M. Carey Mr. John P. Bremer Mrs. Suzanne Christensen Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Berenson Ms. Luana Carey Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Brevard Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Derek Christian Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Berg Dr. Amee F. Carmines Ms. Adean A. Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Christiansen Mrs. Jean B. Bergmark Mr. Bertram W. Carp and Mary M. Brock Mr. and Mrs. David Christopher Mr. David H. Berman Ms. Lynn McReynolds Leigh W. Brooks, Ph.D. Mr. James R. Carr Robert and Bobbe’ Christopherson Mr. Jonathan E. Best Mr. and Mrs. Reade Brower Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Betz Mr. Corey Brown Ms. Paula Lawton Bevington Ms. Karen Brown Ms. Annamae M. Beyette Ms. Kellie R. Brown Mr. Bruce Bidle Mr. Richard R. Brown and Mr. John C. Biesemeier Ms. Sandra Jean Zaremba Mr. and Mrs. James Biggs Mr. Robert Clarke Brown Mrs. Margaret W. Bigham Mr. David J. Brueggemann Ms. Andrea Billhardt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruhn Mr. and Mrs. John Black Ms. Barbara A. Bruner A Note to Donors he Carter Center appreciates the support of its Mr. Philip G. Black Dr. C. Hal Brunt many donors. Although we are able to list only Mr. and Mrs. Richard Black Mr. Barry Bryant and Dr. Tallis Blalack and Dr. Genevieve Lambert those gifts that totaled $1,000 or more from Ms. Katherine Weller T Mr. Gordon A. Bryant Sept. 1, 2010, through Aug. 31, 2011, we are grateful Dr. Kendall Blanchard and Mr. Daniel Buckley and for each gift that helps to support the vital work of The Dr. Connie Blanchard Ms. Johanna Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Lee N. Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Aram Budak Carter Center. Every effort has been made for accuracy. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Blesso Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Should there be any omission or error, we apologize and Blistex Buechner III ask that it be brought to our attention. Mr. William K. Block Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bugg Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glendon W. Blume Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Buhler Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Blythe Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bukstein

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Mr. Wayne Citrin and Mrs. John Collins Father Michael T. Corrigan The Honorable John G. Dean Ms. Deborah Arhelger Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Collins Mr. Rod Corvo Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mr. Michael A. Ciulla and Community Presbyterian Church Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Coscia DeBenedittis Ms. Elizabeth Doyle of Mount Prospect Mr. and Mrs. John H. Costello III Mr. Stephen J. Defino The Honorable and Mrs. Mr. Roger C. Conant Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cotton Mr. Paul DeJong Benjamin R. Civiletti Alfred R. Conklin Ms. Christine Cottrell Mr. Guy Dela Rosa Dr. Diane Clark Ms. Susan E. Conner Mr. Stuart Couch Mr. Clinton Delafield III Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Clark Consultants Period, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Coulter Jocelyn A. Demeire Ms. Linda M. Clary Mr. and Mrs. John V. Conti Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Couric Ms. Carol A. Denison Mr. Russell K. Clayton Ms. Margaret A. Cook Levy Mr. Gary S. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey E. J. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cleaver Jr. Mr. William Cook and Mr. John H. Cox Dennis Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Cline Ms. Monika Mevenkamp Dr. and Mrs. William S. Coxe Mr. Daniel W. Dennison Howard Keith and Wanda Coburn Dr. Gwendolyn J. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Crader Jeffrey V. and Kathryn Dennler Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cochran Mrs. Lenore C. Cooney Mr. Michael Craib Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ms. Janet D. Cochran Denny Jr. Ms. Marsha Cooper Ms. Nancy W. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Mr. Howard Dent Dr. and Mrs. Max Cooper Mr. and Mrs. James C. Crain Cochrane Mr. Edward V. Desantis Ms. Susan Cooper Ms. Shelley Wike Cranley Mr. George Cocks Ms. C. Maury Devine Mr. James M. Copeland Jr. and Mrs. Jay Crawford Mr. Edward B. Cohen and Ms. Debbie McFarland Dr. Charles Devor Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Cripe Ambassador Charlene Mr. and Mrs. Warren N. Mr. Charles Dewald Barshefsky Mr. Douglas Crocker II Coppedge Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dewalt Mr. Bronwyn M. Cole Ms. Eleanor B. Crook Mr. Samuel Coppersmith and Mr. George T. Dewey III Mr. and Mrs. Derek Cole Mrs. Afton E. Crooks Ms. Beth Schermer Dr. Claudia Dickerson Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole Mrs. Louis C. Crouch Ms. Ellyn Corey and Dickson Family Fund Mr. Lynn R. Coleman Mr. Thomas Sartor Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Crowder Ms. Marion Diener Dr. and Mrs. J. Richard Collins Ms. Catherine B. Corish Kenny and Shirley Crump Ms. Jane Dillon Ms. Judy M. Culbreath Mr. John K. Ditto Ms. Janice A. Culpepper Ms. Dorothy W. Dixon Culver Family Foundation Mr. Mark Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bart Culver Mrs. Sheryl Heitker Ms. Rebecca C. Cummings and Ms. Sandi Dixon Mr. Roger Stout Dr. Leland W. Doan Mr. Brian Cunnie Ms. Eileen Docekal Mr. Danny Cupit Mr. Eric Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Carleton E. Curran Mr. Robert D. Dodson Roy Curtiss Law Offices of Robert Dodson Mr. and Mrs. W. Bowman Cutter Ms. Betty Doherty Ms. Marlene Czarkowski Mr. Michael Donnantuono Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Dace-Smith Mr. and Mrs. James K. Donnell Ms. Nancy L. Dahlberg Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Donoghue Jr. Ms. Nema Dalal Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Doshay Ms. Carol Daniels and Mr. Richard E. Jacker Mr. and Mrs. John Doucette Mr. Alf Danzie Mr. Michael J. Dougherty Mr. R. G. Darby Ms. Rebecca Dowdakin and Ms. Flora McMartin Mr. and Mrs. Gastón O. Daumy Ms. Cynthia G. Downman Mr. Roger C. Davidson Mrs. Margaret Downward Ms. Barbara M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Cornelis J. Drost Mr. Christopher L. Davis Mr. Harry G. Drummer Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Davis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mr. Erroll B. Davis Jr. Drummond Dr. Margaret D. Davis Roiston Dsouza Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Davis Ms. Dorothy DuBose Mr. David Dawson Ms. Sue DuChanois Dr. and Mrs. Jack Dawson Mr. Robert Dudley The Honorable Drew S. Days III Ms. Kathleen Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Deane K. Dayton Mr. Drew Dolak Gary and Linda De Kock Dr. Bruce Duke and Mr. P. De Villiers Dr. Janice Duke Two Nepalese girls head to school . The Carter 40 Center has had a presence in Nepal since 2008 . This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal year: Sept . 1, 2010 – Aug . 31, 2011 .

Mrs. Camille Dull Dr. Flora Fennimore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Funk Ms. Annette Grattan Dr. Peter Dull Ms. Laura M. Ferenc Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Galanski Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Graves Ms. Lisa A. Dunavin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferguson Mr. Tom Gallagher Mr. Douglas Green Ms. Ann Dunbar Mr. Rodney Ferguson and Ms. Carol Gallant Dr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Green Mr. Frederick J. Dunhour Ms. Kathleen Egan Ms. Cynthia A. Gallie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Green Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mr. Scott W. Ferguson Mr. James F. Gammill and Mr. and Mrs. Chesley M. Greene Durako Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William Ferguson Ms. Susan H. Alexander Mr. James Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Durling Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ferris Mr. and Mrs. David E. Gamper Ms. Matilda M. Grey Mrs. Elizabeth K. L. Durocher Ms. Susan S. Ferson Ms. Harriet E. Gamper Dr. E. Rawson Griffin III and Ms. Linda A. Dusenbury Dr. and Mrs. James M. Fico Ms. Stephanie Garber and Ms. D. Clark Griffin-Eddings Ms. Evelyn Echevarria Mr. Aaron Field Mr. David M. Collins Joanne and Tim Griffin Mr. and Mrs. George H. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Fikes Mr. Charles D. Garrett Dr. Linda J. Griffith and Eddings Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Finger Mr. Lester L. Garrison Dr. Scott K. Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Bert P. Eder Sr. Mr. Leroy M. Fingerson Mrs. Virginia Garrison Mr. Charles W. Grigg Mr. Robert G. Eells and Dr. Gregory K. Finn Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Gartland Mr. Dennis Grimes Ms. Kathryn M. Felton Bette and Bob Finnigan Ms. Frances R. Gaver Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grimsbo Mr. M. Michael Egan First Christian Church of Hiram Mr. Anthony Gaxiola Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. G. Christian First Congregational Church of Sidney M. and Patricia L. Gay Mr. Scott Gronert and Ehemann Old Lyme Dr. Thomas R. Gay Ms. Heidi Frenzel Mr. and Mrs. Bryon K. Ehlmann Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish Mr. Stephen Gelardi Charley and Jill Gross Mr. Dieter Eisenlohr Ms. Gretchen E. Fisher Ms. Eleanor Gelhar Ms. Jackie Grosse The Honorable and Mr. Robert A. Fisher General Atomics Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Grubbs Mrs. Stuart E. Eizenstat Reverend Sue Fitzgerald Ms. Margaret H. George Ms. Georgia Grummon Mr. Mike Eletreby Mr. Christophe Flament Mr. Eric Gersham Mr. Nickolas Gulakos Eric J. Elfner Ms. Elsebeth Flarup Ms. Elizabeth C. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Gund Mr. James Ellett Flatirons Business Services Mr. Robert Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gunning Mr. George A. Elliott III Mr. Stephen Flavin Mr. Reg Gilliam Dr. and Mrs. Surendra Gupta Mr. Al Ellis Mr. Jim Fleming Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gillig Joanne and Peter Haas Jr. Fund Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. Fliess Ms. Terry Lynn Gilmore Ms. Mary Haering The Victor Elmaleh Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flood Ms. Elizabeth G. Ginsberg Mr. and Mrs. Damon Haggerty Mr. Victor Elmaleh Ms. Sarah L. Flosi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. Martin Haig Ms. Kathleen Elston Dr. Nancy C. Flowers Giordano Mr. David P. Hale and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Emlen Ms. Jane Fogle Mr. and Mrs. William W. Givens Ms. Laura A. Torres EnCana Cares (USA) Foundation Ms. Pegi Follachio Ms. Clevie E. Gladney The Hale Foundation The Honorable and Mr. W. Anderson Glasgow Bruce S. and Betty L. Hall Mrs. James England Ms. Sumarie Bass Forrester Mr. and Mrs. William J. Glasser Charitable Foundation Dr. Mary Jane England Ms. Nancy V. Foster Mr. and Mrs. John N. Glazko Mr. Richard Hall Mr. Brian Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fox Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Glenn Mr. Robert S. Hall Ms. Lisa Esherick Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Francisco Ms. Ann C. Gobeski Ms. Marcia Halpern Orlando Espadas A. J. Frank Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. Godbee Ms. Kathleen M. Halsey Mr. and Mrs. David Evans Mrs. Janice F. Frank Mr. and Mrs. John W. Godden Ms. Etsuko Hamada Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Frankle Dr. John Godersky and Ms. Vivian M. Hamill Evans Insulation Company Mr. Donald Fraser Ms. Barbara Covey Mr. Art Hamilton Ms. Sandra L. Evans Robert and Sheril Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Nitin Godiwala Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Evans Family Foundation Dr. Jack R. Goetz Hamilton Mr. Robert V. Evers Ms. Sheril Freedman Mr. Martin J. Goldberg Father Ralph M. Hamlet Dr. and Mrs. Edward Ewing Mr. S. David Freeman Jackson and Irene Golden 1989 Mr. George R. Hamm Ms. Lucia P. Ewing Dr. Christopher P. French Charitable Trust Mr. Robert D. Hammond Jr. Mrs. Susan Ewing Frenzel Foundation Ms. Shelley Gale Goldsmith Ms. Patricia Haneline Ms. Maria Luisa Fabbri Ms. Beth Frey Irene Emery Goodale Foundation Reverend and Mrs. Earl K. Hanna Ms. Barbara Faga Ms. Ellen Friedlander Ms. Irene Emery Goodale Dr. and Mrs. David G. Hannay Dr. William Michael Fagen and Friedlander Family Fund Mrs. Dorothy Goodman Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen Ms. Elizabeth McCleary Dr. Allan D. Friedman Mr. Allen E. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Harden Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Fahey Mr. John Fries Dr. Pat Gordin and The Honorable Hal D. Hardin Dr. and Mrs. Samir Farra Mr. Max L. Fritzler and Mr. Larry Gordin Ms. Rochelle Hardin Philip A. and Randa Faye Ms. Gayle Haugen Mr. Forrest Gorter Mr. Hilliard B. Hardman JE Fehsenfeld Family Foundation Mr. Kenneth B Fry Kostyantyn Grabovskyy Mr. John B. Hardman Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mr. Roy Frysinger Ms. Mary K. Graf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hargadon Jr. Fehsenfeld Mr. Phillip T. Fujii Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Graff Ms. Ellen Jean Harman Ms. Elaine J. Felde Ms. Marilyn Funderburk Ms. Melany Granville Mr. Steven P. Harper 41 Donors During 2010–2011

Mr. William T. Harper Mr. Joseph Hingston Mr. and Mrs. B. William Irlbeck Ms. Katherine Kademian Hub and Kathryn Harrington Steven and Sandra Hirdes Ms. Ellin M. Irwin Ms. Marsha A. Kademian Ms. Carolyn L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Dr. Harold Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kahler Ms. Margaret Harris Hochstetler Mr. Keith Ito Ms. Sona Kalousdian and Mrs. Sara Harris Mr. James Hodges Ms. Linda Izquierdo Mr. Ira Lawrence Ms. W. Colleen Harris Jim Hodges Studio Dr. and Mrs. Chris A. Jackson Mr. Stan Kambly Mr. Kenneth Harstad Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoeprich Mrs. William J. Jackson Ms. Kris L. Kandler and Mr. Philip Hatcher and Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Craig Jacobs Ms. Kim Kandler Ms. Peggy Kieschnick Mr. John R. Holder Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. Norman M. Kane Mr. Antoine G. Hatoun and Holder Properties Mr. Les L. Jackowski Mr. Nahaliel Kanfer Ms. Andrea G. Levitt Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. Holder Jr. Ms. Frances Beck Jagoe Dr. Robert Kao Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hausmann Mr. Steven Hollingsworth and Mr. and Mrs. Petter S. Jahnsen Dr. Elizabeth Kaplon Ms. Judith J. Havens Ms. Daidee Springer Jalima Holdings, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Partap Kapoor and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Haviland Mr. J. Daniel Holsenback Dr. Robert C. Jambou and Mr. and Mrs. David Hawkins Mr. William G. Holt Mrs. Diana June Blalock Jack and Martha Kapouch Mrs. Judith Hays Ms. Deborah Holtz Ms. Kathleen James Nikolay Karpenko Mr. Samuel Hays Mr. Neal Holtzer Mrs. Mavis D. James Mr. Adam Kasanof Ms. Barbara W. Hazelett Dr. Janice M. Holyfield Mr. Ronald Jankowski Dr. Ali Kashaninia Dr. Patrick Hearing and Dr. Paul Holzman and Dr. Andrew Janssen Dr. Daniel A. Kaufman and Ms. Taylor Brooks Dr. Janet Hearing Dr. Barbara Crass Mr. Richard J. Jasculca Mr. John A. Kazanjian Mr. Robert B. Heinemann Dr. Ann Elizabeth Hoos Mr. Clay L. Jenkins Christopher Keenan Mrs. Carl R. Helfrich Mr. Michael Horansky Clay and Lara Jenkins Foundation Mr. Stanley E. Kehl and Dr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Helinek Mr. and Mrs. Alan Horne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennaro Ms. Lois Ann Helland F. Hosey Ms. Karen Fie Ms. Marjorie Jennings Mr. James Kelleher Dr. Russell Helms and Ms. Andrea Wallace Hoskins Mr. Peter Jessen Dr. Wendy Faye Greene Mr. and Mrs. David J. Keller Ms. Cindy R. Hostetler Mr. and Mrs. C. Gene Jester Mr. and Mrs. Eric Helpenstell Mr. Christopher T. Kelley Hotel del Coronado Dr. Christopher D. Jetté Ms. Babette Henagan Jack D. and Rita G. Kelley Mr. David G. Hough Mr. Charles G. Johnson Ms. Laura G. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Howard Mr. Michael W. Kelley Mr. Ty Buthod The Tom and Edwina Johnson Ms. Rachel Kelley Mr. Julian Howard Family Foundation Ms. Laurel Henderson Mr. David W. Kelly Mr. Robert W. Howard Mr. George H. Johnson Sammy and Paula Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Lembhard G. Mr. Jon D. Johnson Ms. Linda Hennessey Mrs. Ruth O. Kelly Howell Mr. Kevin Johnson and Dr. Emmaline B. Henriksen Mr. MacLay Hoyne Ms. Karen Jenkins-Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Kim Henry Gordon Hoyt Ms. Kimberly A. Johnson Ms. Nancy L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hruska Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kennedy The Honorable Alexis M. Dr. Victor Huang Ms. Linda Johnson Ms. Christina Kenrick Herman Mr. Donald H. Hubbs Ms. Marilyn Johnson Mr. James Kent Dr. and Mrs. Emery C. Herman Jr. Mr. Richard A. Hudson Mr. Paul K. Johnson Ms. Joan M. Kent Ms. Jean Herman Ms. N. Lee Hughes George H. Johnson Properties Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Keough Ms. Mary D. Herr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hugi Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Johnson Donald and Marilyn Pedro and Michelle Herrera Keough Foundation Mr. David C. Humm Mr. Cliff Jolliff and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Herring Ms. Mary Hoffman Hunt Ms. Elaine Gerke Ms. Florence Kerkhoff Mr. Ronald Herrmann Mr. Dennis Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Boisfeuillet Jones Jr. Ms. Martha H. Kern Mr. Stanley N. Hershey Dean Howard O. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones Ms. Mary E. Kester Mr. Andrew Hess Mr. Dennis Hurban General David C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ashraf R. Khalaf Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hestand Mr. and Mrs. G. David Hurd Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Jones Dr. Haider A. Khan Ms. Susan A. Heule Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Husak Jeffrey and Karen Jones Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Khoury Mr. Daniel J. Hewitt Mr. David Hutchings R. K. Jones, USN (Retired) Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Kilgore Dr. Kenneth R. Hey Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Hutchinson Ms. Miyoung Joo and Mr. Raymond B. Killgrove Mrs. Juliane Heyman Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hutras Mr. Michel Biard The Reverend Billy Kim Mr. Andrew Hicks Dr. Wallace N. Hyde and The JOR Family Charitable Lead Ms. Barbara L. King Dr. and Mrs. Carlton T. Hicks Ambassador Jeanette W. Hyde Annuity Trust Ms. Lizabeth King Jeffrey Hicks and Pamela Rey Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Iacolucci Bob and Diane Jorgensen Mr. Paul L. King Dr. John Higgins Mr. Richard F. Inden Dr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Joyce Ms. Janet C. Kireker Mr. B. Harvey Hill Jr. Ms. Lorian Ink-Hyatt Ms. Judy M. Judd Mr. Friedrich J. Kirk Dr. and Mrs. David W. Hill Admiral and Mrs. Bobby R. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Judge Mrs. Lyn B. Kirkland Robert W. and Eleanor O. Hill Inman Bruce A. and Joan M. Judson Ms. Lenore E. Kirvay Foundation The Inman Foundation Ms. Jan Jurgelon and Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Klawiter Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hill Mr. Domenico Ippolito Mr. Sami Fam Ms. Miriam Klempner 42 This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal year: Sept . 1, 2010 – Aug . 31, 2011 .

Ms. Carolyn Klinger and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maggio Mr. Riyad Maznavi Mr. Donn Williams Mr. Douglas Leal Mr. and Mrs. James Mahony Dr. Peter J. Mazzaglia Ms. Katherine Klutznick Mr. Joel L. Lebowitz Andrew and Gemma Major Dr. and Mrs. William J. Mazzei Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Knapp Mr. David Lee and Dr. Timothy D. Male Mr. Charlie McBrearty Ms. Marily Knieriemen Ms. Lyn Jakeman Michael and Teresa Mallon Mr. Edward A. McCallum Dr. Linda V. Knight Ms. Sylvia S. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Timon Malloy Deborah and Stephen McCarter Mr. Robert N. Knight Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lee Mr. Thomas W. Malone Mr. and Mrs. George R. McCarthy Bruce E. and Susan Knox Le Fort-Martin Fund of The Mrs. Sam Maloof Paul McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Wyck Knox Chicago Community Foundation Estate of Virginia Malster Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McCarty Ms. Cynara Yang Ko Ms. Marilyn M. Legacy Mr. Todd Manes Ward W. and Kathy J. McCaughey Ms. Kristin L. Koblish Mr. Roger Lehecka Ms. Elena S. Manitzas David and Renee McClean Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curtis Reverend Richard Lehman Mrs. Hilda Mansfield Ms. Marilyn McCloskey Kohlhaas Dr. Janet Leigh Ms. Laura Manthei and Ms. Peg McComb-Elowski Konu Town Mr. David O. Leiwant Mr. C. Marc Vernet Mr. Robert E. McCormack Ms. Eleanor M.W. Kornbau Dr. Jeffrey D. Leman Michael R. and Sarah Mantz Ms. Sara McCracken Dr. and Mrs. M. Roman Kotlarek Mr. David S. Leonard Mr. Rexmull Manyeto Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCullough Mr. Robert C. Kowerski Mr. and Mrs. James B. Leonard Mr. A. Russell Marane Timothy McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Kownacki Leslie Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Fred Markham Mrs. Carolyn B. McDonald Mr. Donald Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Ms. Laverne Rose Marr Ms. Yvette McDonald Leuthold Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kraft Mr. and Mrs. William E. Marsh Ms. J. E. McElroy Ms. Beatrice Lewis Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kramer Ms. Cassandra L. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElwee Ms. Charlyn Lewis Ms. Josie Kramer Mr. David O. Marshall Elizabeth McFall Drs. Raymond and Ruth Liang Mr. Orin S. Kramer The Honorable and Dr. and Mrs. Sam G. McFarland Mr. Wilbert Lick Mr. Steven J. Kramer Mrs. F. Ray Marshall Mr. David Murphy and Ms. Melissa Krause Ms. Diane M. Liga Mr. and Mrs. Brock E. Martin Ms. Janet A. McKean Ms. Elizabeth R. Krentzman Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ligertwood Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Martin Mr. and Mrs. David L. McKee Mr. Seth Krieger Alfred and Mollie Light Mr. and Mrs. John P. Martin Ms. Margaret A. McKenna Ms. Leigh-Anne Krometis Mr. Curt Lind Dr. Fariborz Maseeh Ms. Carol R. McLachlan Mr. and Mrs. Ehren S. Kruger Dr. Stan M. Lindenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Mason Ms. Yone C. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Mr. Victor Lindner Ms. Suzanne Massey Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McNeal Krughoff Ms. Kathleen Linney and Mr. Bilge N. Mastropietro Dr. Wayne F. McNett Mr. Tom Moss Mr. Richard A. Kruse and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mathias Ms. Virginia L. McPhearson Ms. Nicole Kruse Mr. John Litmer Mrs. Isaac N. Mathov Ms. Alice B. McReynolds Ms. Celia A. Kudro and Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Little Dr. Barbara C. Matthews Ms. Rhonda J. Parish The Mead Foundation Mr. Hunter Livingood Rev. Dr. Daniel P. Matthews Mr. Dilip Kulkarni Mr. Jonathan Mead Ms. Dorothy Lockspeiser Dr. and Mrs. Randall Matthews David M. and Maria Kuziemko Ms. Beverly L. Mecklenburg Mr. Gregory Loek and Mr. Michael John Mauriel Rev. and Mrs. Gary R. LaCroix Ms. Kathleen Rice Ms. Jean M. Meek and Mr. Johnny Mayfield Mr. George Meek Ms. Ethel R. Laidlaw Ms. Ramona Lofton Dr. Elliott Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mehta Mr. John R. Laing and Dr. and Mrs. David L. Lohin Mr. Robert T. and Susan H. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Meier Ms. Kathleen B. King Dr. and Mrs. William B. Long Mayne Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Meinzinger Mr. and Mrs. William E. Laird Mr. Harold K. Lonsdale Dr. Wallace D. Mays Mr. Richard P. Menzel Mr. Kenneth Lake Ms. Mary N. Looney Dr. Derek Mayweather Dr. and Mrs. Ketan Merchant Lakeland Cable TV Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Louden Mr. Harry Lalusis Dr. Marie-Cecile Louvet Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Lamb Estate of Betty Lovelace Dr. Matthew J. Lambert III Ms. Suzanne Lowers Mr. and Mrs. David L. Lammert Mr. Joseph Ellis Loyd Mr. Nicholas Lamonica Ms. Barbara A. Luke Dr. Michele K. LaMothe Raymond Luna Mrs. Eleanor A. Lane Mr. and Mrs. John R. Luongo Volunteers pproximately 141 volunteers donated Ms. Mary Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Lutz 10,118 hours of service in 2010–2011. Dr. James Larrick Ms. Joanne Lyman Ms. Mary Laschober Mr. Bob Mabbs Their energy and devotion help the Mr. Mark V. Laseen A Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald Center achieve much more with the resources Ms. Linda M. Lasley Dr. and Mrs. James A. Mack it receives from its financial contributors. We Mr. Thomas A. Last Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mack thank our volunteers for their support. Mr. Robert A. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon Dr. John Layman Macleod and Family Mr. and Mrs. Matt Leacock Mr. and Mrs. Edward Magarian 43 Donors During 2010–2011

Rebecca A. Meriwether, M.D. The Honorable Ambler H. Mr. Douglas W. Nelson Dr. Gilbert S. Omenn and Mr. and Mrs. David Merrefield Moss Jr. Edward B. and Ann G. Nelson Ms. Martha A. Darling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merrill Moss Foundation Mr. Richard L. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Kent L. Oots The Ruth and Peter Metz Ann and Jerry Moss Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Nesmith Mr. Joshua Oppenhuis Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Mostashari Win and Christie Neuger Mr. George W. O’Quinn Mr. W. Peter Metz Ms. Christina Moulson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Orenstein Ms. Hope Welles Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Mr. Win Neuger and Mrs. Eunice B. Ordman and MGR Food Services Mountcastle Jr. Dr. Christie Neuger Dr. Edward T. Ordman Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mr. Pushkor Mukerji New Horizon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Ormiston Middlebrooks The Donald R. Mullen Mr. Dana S. Newbauer Dr. and Mrs. David W. Osgood Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Miles Family Foundation NewCity Foundation Dr. Hal E. Ott Mr. and Mrs. C. David Miller Ms. Nancy Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Mr. William H. Overby John L. and Katherine Miller Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Newlin Mr. David K. Owen Mumford Mr. and Mrs. Jon Miller Ms. Edith M. Ngan Mrs. Nancy Packard Mr. Arshad Mumtaz Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Miller Mr. Barry Nickelsberg Mrs. Dorothy B. Padgett Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ms. Susan E. Miller Mr. Ray M. Nicola Mr. Shih Yuen Pai Munford III Tully Miller Family Foundation Dr. Aileen Nicoletti Ms. Gene Palmer Mrs. Mary F. Munis-Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nielson Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Milloy Mr. Charles H. Webb Mr. Richard Palmer Dana Nigh Mr. and Mrs. John Mills Mr. Robert R. Munoz and Dr. and Mrs. William P. Palmore Robert S. Mills and Judith E. Ms. Pamela Hughes Mr. and Mrs. David Nipper Ms. Lori Paporello Kleen Fund of The Columbus Ms. Myra M. Munson Ms. Lynnette M. Noonan Dr. Lois J. Paradise Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Murakami Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Nordine Mr. Sung Chul Park Mr. Phillip Minix and Mr. Dennis J. Murphy Mr. Gary Norton Dr. Tae K. Park Ms. Gretchen Blythe Leah A. Murphy Mr. Jeffrey Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Parke Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mirsky Ms. Pamela Murphy Nurse Practioner Healthcare Ms. Geraldine J. Parker Dr. Dimitri Misailidis Foundation Ms. Christi Murray Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parrott Mr. Michael Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Gary O’Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Myers Dr. Sandip Patel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mitro Mr. John O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Nagle Ms. Carrin M. Patman Donald E. Mize Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William O’Connell Mr. Alexander F. Nahas Mr. Marvin L. Patterson Mrs. John H. Mobley II Mr. Rory O’Connor Dr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mr. Thomas J. Moffett Naumburg Jr. Mr. Garrick Ohlsson Patton Ms. Sharon K. Mohler Dr. and Mrs. John Naveau Ms. Natalie T. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. James L. Patton Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. William R. Neeriemer Mr. David Olson Miss C. Sprague Paynter Mohrenweiser Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Neiger Ms. Carol Olwell PDM The Honorable and Mrs. Walter F. Mondale Ms. Lisa A. Nelms Mr. Charles B. Pearson Mr. David Moninger Ms. Maria A. Montalvo Ms. Lou Ann Montana Packages of bed nets are strapped to a camel in Ethiopia, Mr. Andrew Montgomery and so the nets eventually can be distributed to families for Ms. Elizabeth Lawrence protection against malaria . Ms. Linda Montgomery Ms. Linda Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Moore Dr. Thomas J. Moore Ms. Anne C. Moos Morehouse School of Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morgan Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel Mr. and Mrs. David G. Moriarty Daniel D. Morris and Michael E. Mas Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Morris Mr. Harold E. Morris Ms. Sheila R. Morris and Ms. Teresa L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison Ms. Jill L. Mortensen and Ms. Sharon Kay Phillips Amy Marie Mosher

44 This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal year: Sept . 1, 2010 – Aug . 31, 2011 .

Ms. Claudia H. Pearson Mr. Stephen Protulis Dr. Teresa L. Roberts Mr. David W. Scheible Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Pease Ms. Hollie Pryor Ms. Andrea Robertson Dr. Elinor A. Scheirer Mr. Stephen Peet Dr. William C. Pugh and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Robertson Mr. Sanford H. Schenbart Ms. Carol J. Pennock Dr. Patricia Troncoso Ms. Faith A. Robinson Mr. Philip Schentrup Mr. Daniel L. Perlman Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel L. Pugliese Mr. G. Chase Robinson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schier Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Perrott Ms. Linda J. Purdy-Ohland Dr. Harriet L. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Schiferl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Perry Ms. Anne L. Putnam Mr. Ronald Rocheleau Andre G. and Barbara M. Schirk Mr. Johnathan E. Pershing Mr. Thomas G. Pyatt Ms. Vivien A. Rock Ms. Gertrude Schlachter Ms. Sally Persico Mr. Robert Rabe Mr. Larry Rockefeller Ms. Anne Schlagenhaft Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Petersen Ms. Ida Y. Rafail Dr. Daniel Rodeheaver and Michael J. and Mary Schlageter Ms. Lynn T. Petersen Ms. Wajiha Rais Dr. Denise Rodeheaver Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson Mr. William L. Raiser Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rodman Mr. and Mrs. John Dr. John Peterson and Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Raithel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Rohan Schniedwind Jr. Dr. Mary Vander Maten Mr. Ronald C. Rak Dr. William Rohwedder Mr. Philip E. Schoene and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Peterson Jr. Archana Ramaswamy Roman Dental Ms. Amy Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Peterson Katherine Rambin Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Roman Ms. Ann Schoenfeld Ms. Lois Petre Dr. Greg Randolph Mr. Paul Romano Ms. Debra Scholten Mr. Frank A. Petrus Ms. Emily F. Ransom Ms. Marsha Rooks Ms. Elizabeth Schopler Mr. James M. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mrs. Elna Rosenberger Mr. Craig Schopmeyer Mrs. Una Marie Pierce Ratliff III Mr. Chris K. Rosenbusch Mr. Mark Schoppe Russell C. and Patricia E. Pike Mr. Carlton M. Ray Ms. Susan J. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schreiber Drs. Lew and Winfred Pinch Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Ray Mr. David Allan Ross Ms. Jane M. Schryver Mr. and Mrs. Kent E. Ping Mr. Douglas T. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L Schueller Mr. Roger Piper Ms. Martha J. Reddout Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rowe Mr. Rodney D. Schuller Dirk and Lisa Pirwitz Dr. Douglas B. Reeves Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Rubens Mr. David A. Schwartz Ms. Nancy Pitera Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Refer Mr. and Mrs. William Rubley Estate of Darlene M. Scott Mr. and Mrs. David E. Place Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Regan Mr. William Rucklidge Robert S. and Marjorie Y. Mr. Anders Platou Ms. Grace Reichenberger Mr. and Mrs. Rocklin V. Rude Scott Foundation Henry A. Plott Mr. Richard M. Reilly Jerry and Mary Rupley Ms. Marjorie Y. Scott Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Plum Mr. Mark Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. Jim Russ Mr. Rodney Scribner Mr. John Poertner Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Reith Ms. Marion Rust Mr. William Sealey Estate of Richard Polak Mr. Michael J. Repass Mr. John E. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sears Mrs. Linda Pollard Ms. Marit Resnik Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Ryan Mr. Tony M. Sease and Dr. Lorraine Sease Polyurethane Foam Association Dr. John Reuwer Ms. Carol Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Seele Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Mr. and Mrs. William Revelle Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Rye Mr. and Mrs. Contee Seely Pongracz Ms. Anne Martin Reynolds The S & C Harvest Foundation Dr. Dana C. Seidl Mr. David Poole RFB Advertising Mr. Claudio Sabal Mr. Waitat Poon Mr. Skip Rhodes Dr. Timothy H. Self and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sablesak Dr. Melissa Matlock-Self Mr. Donald Poorman Ms. Kathleen Rice Mr. Thomas Safran Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sellers Mrs. John M. Pope Dr. Gary Rich and The San Francisco Foundation Dr. Sabah Servaes Mr. William Wade Pope Dr. Deanna Mitchell Mr. Myron L. Sandberg and Seventh House Ltd Ms. Alice Popkin Dr. and Mrs. Frank O. Dr. Marva J. Dawn-Sandberg Richards Sr. Mr. Michael F. Sexton Mr. Thomas J. Portman Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sandberg-Larsen The Grace Jones Richardson Mrs. James H. Shackelford Mr. Robert M. Potter Mr. Daniel J. Sandin and Charitable Trust Mr. Ronald G. Shafer Tim and Linda B. Potter Ms. Mary L. Rasmussen Ms. Reta Peoples Richardson Mr. Charles M. Shaffer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Sandlin Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Riess Mr. and Mrs. Lalit Shahani Ms. Christine Powell Mrs. Valerie L Sadwin Ms. Mary K. Riley Dr. Lena Shahbandar Mr. Thomas A. Power Thomas Saine The Honorable Richard W. Riley Dr. Naveed Shams and Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Delise Sanderson M. E. T. Rinehardt Mrs. Seema N. Shams Prentiss Jr. Mr. Glenn Sapa Mr. David Rines Ms. Barbara C. Shane Mr. David Presotto and Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon D. Saphier Dr. Susan H. Shane Ms. Caryl Carr Mr. Kenneth Ringbloom Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Sarner James C. and Thelma Sharp The Honorable Frank Press and Mr. William A. Ritter Dr. Harold H. Saunders Ms. Louise M. Laufersweiler and Dr. Billie K. Press Mrs. Barbara Rives Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Saunders Ms. Jane L. Price Dr. Mujahid A. Rizvi Mr. Warren D. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Wilson E. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shavlik Mr. Chesley H. Prince and Mrs. Deborah C. Robbins Mr. Carl F. Schaber Ms. Cathy A. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sheahen Mr. and Mrs. David I. Roberts Ms. Barbara J. Schaefer Mr. Joseph Prisinzano Mr. Jason W. Sheedy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roberts Mr. James V. Schaefer Ms. Paula Proppe Dr. Lincoln Shimomura Nora Roberts Foundation Dr. and Mrs. David H. Schaub Mr. William M. Protheroe Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Sudheer Shirali 45 Donors During 2010–2011

Dr. Mariko Shirazi Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Souza Mr. Michael J. Stratton Monica Thompson Dr. Mark M. Shoemaker and Mr. Matthew Sowd Ms. Jennifer Streit Miss Isabel D. Thomson Dr. Joyce N. Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. James M. Spain Ms. Christianna Strohbeck Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Throop Mr. Donald E. Shriber Mr. and Mrs. James Spainhower Ms. Lisa Strongin Mrs. Olive Tiller Ms. Cynthia Shular Mr. and Mrs. John P. Spalding Mr. Mick Strongin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tindal Ms. Suzanne Shull Ms. Pauline L Spangler Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stuart Gina K. Tong and Peter Newman Ms. Ruth Shults and Mr. Jim Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Don Stucky Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tottenham Mr. Charles Bradley Dr. Stuart Speedie and Judge David L. Stutzman and Ms. Dorset Townley Mr. Gary A. Sick Dr. Marilyn Speedie Dr. Wendy Blank Mr. Ronald Townsend Mr. Martin Sidwell and Ms. Dorcel M. Spengler Mrs. Gene D. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Tozer Mrs. Felicity Sidwell Jane Spetoskey Mr. John Summerhays Miss Myluong Tran Dr. Dietmar W. Siemann Mr. and Mrs. Steven Spiech Mr. James Eric Summers Mrs. Kelli F. Tregemba Mr. Ronald L. Sigler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spiner Estate of Lois J. Summers Ms. Phyllis Trible Dr. William C. Silberman Mr. and Mrs. Rex J. Spivey Mr. and Mrs. James E. Roland D. Trietsch Mr. Lawrence E. Silverton Summerville Jr. Mr. Joseph A. Sports Father Ronald T. Trojcak Ms. Ruth K. Sims Sun Hill Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John D. Spragins Ms. Olivia Truhlar Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Singer Ms. Mary P. Sundheimer Ms. Joanne Springer Tudor Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Amar J. Singh Ms. Elizabeth C. Sussman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Tudor Mr. and Mrs. Anil Singh Dr. Brian P. Sutton and Ms. Elizabeth C. Staiger Mr. David W. Tuffy Ms. Rachel Skalitzky Ms. Cheryl Santagate-Sutton Mr. and Mrs. David W. Stallard Paul Turner and Wendy Gruen Ms. Virginia O. Skinner Mr. William O. Swanson Ms. Polly Stanbridge Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Turner Dr. Brett T. Brinker and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Swartz Ms. Winnifred Stanford Ms. Anne S. Twitchell Dr. Heather A. Slay Craig and Melinda Sweat Ms. Isabel A. Stanley Mr. Carter B. Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Smart III Mrs. Marilyn Sweeny Mr. Thomas O. Stanley Mr. James R. Uber Bruce R. and Jane Scharding Dr. Richard D. Swensen and Ms. Constance Stanton Smedley The Reverend Grace Swensen Dr. John R. Uglum III Dr. Michael D. Stargel Mrs. Anne M. J. Smiddy Mr. Robert Synk The Upper Crust Dr. Courtney Starks and Mrs. A. W. Smith Taheri Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Upton Dr. Joseph Jez Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smith Dr. and Mrs. Zia E. Taheri Mary and Lowell Van DeRiet David and Katrina Starkweather Family Fund of the Minneapolis Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Smith Ms. Margarete Talarico Ms. Erin M. Staudt Foundation Mr. David D. Smith Mr. Deane Tank Gladys V. Stearns Charitable Mr. John Van Dyke and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Smith Giving Fund Professor Steven Tanksley Ms. Laura Chenel Elizabeth C. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Jery R. Stedinger Mr. and Mrs. James Tartaglia Mr. and Mrs. Philippe A. Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Steele Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Tate Sr. Van Marcke Ms. Joan M. Smith Mr. John A. Steffes Dr. Philip M. Tate Mr. and Mrs. Mark Van Sant Mr. and Mrs. Joel Smith Ms. Jackie Steg Mrs. Ailene S. Taylor Dr. Jennifer S. Van Vickle and Mr. John F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mr. Daniel Taylor and Ms. Carolyn H. Cole Mrs. June C. Smith Steineger III Ms. Trellan Smith Mr. Gary Vanderwerf Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Smith III Estate of Elsie Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Varallo Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Smith Ms. Heidi Stensby Mr. Ronald A. Taylor Mr. Kenton Varda Mr. Mark W. Smith Mr. Scott G. Stephenson Ms. Janice Tazelaar Dr. Piero Verro Mr. Matthew D. Smith Ms. Sally Stevens Ms. Barbara Teele Rev. Audrey Vincent Neal and Bea Smith Richard W. and Mildred F. Steves Temcov Foundation Ms. Dawn Vincent Family Foundation Family Foundation Mr. Michael Temcov Mr. and Mrs. Naushad Virji Mrs. P. R. Smith Ms. Marilyn S. Steward Dr. Tina Tessina Christopher J. Vito Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Smith Ms. Connie W. Stewart Mr. Patrick A. Terry Ms. Brenda J. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Smith Ms. Jackie Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Carl Terwilliger Dr. Judith Elaine Wade Mr. William H. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Verner Stillner Mr. and Mrs. David L. Thayer Mrs. Ruth D. Wagoner Mr. Wilson P. Smith Mark and Mary Ellen Mrs. Mary C. Thayer Mr. and Mrs. David Walk Mr. David S. Smoak and Stinski Foundation Mr. Lee B. Thomas and Ms. Kathleen Walker Ms. Charity A. Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stinski Dr. Joan E. Thomas Mrs. Willard Walker Marga and William Smolin Ms. Deborah Stipek Mudd Ms. Melinda M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James Wall SNS Medical Consulting Mr. Brian Stoler Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Thomas Mr. Lester D. Wallace Ms. Marguerite Soffa The Reverend and Mr. Theodore H. Thomas and Professor and Mrs. Barclay Ward Ms. Colette Chabbott Dr. and Mrs. Alan Solway Mrs. C. Eugene Stollings Mr. Donald J. Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Somoza Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stone Mr. Darrell J. Thompson Ms. Jennifer L. Eis Ms. Lola D. Sorrells Ms. Misty M. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Earl R. Thompson Mr. Edward W. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Sottili Mr. Robert C. Storlie Ernie Thompson The Honorable Horace T. Ward Thomas and Dawn Sounart Mr. William D. Story Ms. Janice Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Ward

46 This report reflects donations made during the Carter Center’s fiscal year: Sept . 1, 2010 – Aug . 31, 2011 .

Ms. Evelyn Ware and Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wieland Miss Rainey Isabel Wise Mr. Walter Wurfel and Mr. Darien Ware Ms. Alma Wiley Ms. Katrina D. Withers Ms. Sara Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. John and Marcia Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Xeras Warmington Michele Wilkosz Mr. Peter M. Wolter Dr. Barbara Yager Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Warner III Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Williams James Womack Mr. Tuen Ping Yang and Ms. Ann Na Dong Mr. Glenn Warner and Mr. Don Williams Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Wong Ms. Marguerite Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Young Mr. Gilbert Judd Williams and Mr. Alexander Woo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner Ms. Anne Power Bonaparte Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt H. Wood Dr. Dave Youngs Ms. Elizabeth C. Warren Mr. and Mrs. James C. Williams Ms. Jeanne R. Woodberry Mr. Max H. Yount Ms. Kathryn L. Warren Mrs. Lillie B. Williams Ms. Marion Woodfield and Ms. Marie Yovanovitch Warren Family Fund of The Ms. Sandra S. Williams Mr. Marc Weinberg Mr. Douglas Yule Columbus Foundation Mr. James M. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Woodruff Mr. Richard W. Zahn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Warren Dr. John S. Willis and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woods Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Zangardi Mr. and Mrs. William L. Warren Dr. Judith H. Willis Dr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Woods Ms. Clare P. Zens Ms. Donna Wasserbach Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Woodward Mr. James R. Ziegler Ms. Cathryn A. Wasson Mr. Edward B. Wilson Charles G. and Marilyn Workman Ms. Ann S. Zielinski Mr. David Watson The Jerry J. Wilson Memorial Deborah Wright Ms. Bernadette Zigalo-Del Braccio Mr. Kevon S. Watson Foundation Mr. Homer E. Wright Jr. Ms. Susan Zimicki Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Watson Ms. Linda L Wilson Mr. Rex Wright Dr. Phyllis Arn Zimmer Ms. Alecia Wawrzynski Mr. Robert L. Wintermyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Way III Dr. and Mrs. J. Dix Wayman Mr. John C. Weaver A Bolivian woman heads Mr. Chris Wedge and toward her polling station Ms. Jeanne M. Markel to vote . Dr. John Wehner and Dr. Asuncion Martinez-Wehner Ms. Susen Wehner Janna P. Wehrle Ms. Dorle E. Weil The Patricia and Christopher Weil Family Foundation Mr. Kenneth S. Weiner and Ms. Kathy Fletcher Tom and Diann Weinman Mr. John Wells Ms. Kit-Victoria Wells Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Welter Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Wendell Christopher and Amy Wendt Ms. Helen H. West Mr. Andrew Westbrook Dr. and Mrs. W. Daniel Westerkam Mr. Melvin N. Westwood Weswood Foundation Mr. Keith Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Whalen Mr. Charles Wheatley Ms. Marilee Wheeler Ms. Mary V. Whelan Mrs. Evelyn M. Wherrett Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Craig M. Whitcher Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. White Jr. Dr. Patricia White Mr. Robert M. White Mr. James Whiteman Mr. Robert Whitfield Dr. and Mrs. Per H. Wickstrom

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Cabinet $10,000+ Mr. George A. Gloff Ms. F. Taylor Pape Dr. and Mrs. Emerson M. Babb Anonymous (7) Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Gorman Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Petroulas Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bacon Dr. and Mrs. Heinz Aeschbach Mr. Carroll J. Haas Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Porter Ms. Helena Rasche Baier The Ajram Family Foundation Margaret E. Haas Fund of the Mr. Vish Prashad Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Bakhtiari Mr. and Mrs. Gaby Ajram Marin Community Foundation Ms. Kathleen Quinn Mr. James A. Barker Ms. Barbara Allain Ms. Margaret E. Haas Mr. Kurt N. Rathjen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mr. and Mrs. Ted G. Arens Mr. and Mrs. Naz Haji Ms. Lynette J. Rhodes Barrow III Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Arrow Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Ritter Mr. Joseph Bates Mr. Bernard Attal Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Hauser Ritter Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bay Mr. and Mrs. James H. Averill Jr. Mr. Rick Meeker Hayman Robert M. Rogers Investments Ms. Susan E. Bevington Sirdar Aly Aziz Ms. Ann D. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Binnie Ms. Kathleen M. Bader Mr. Robert Hooks Rottman Family Dr. and Mrs. David F. Bishop James and Marietta Bala Dr. Donald R. Hopkins and Charitable Foundation Ms. Diana Blank Charitable Fund Dr. Ernestine Hopkins Dr. and Mrs. Fritz M. Rottman BMI-Rupp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bala Mr. Haddon Hufford Dr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rudolph Ms. Deborah Bombard Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Mr. Chris Hughes The Sage Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kent R. Bourquin Ballentine John C. and Karyl Kay Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Sanger Jr. Ms. Susan Z. Breyer Mr. Joe T. Bamberg Hughes Foundation Mr. Gary S. Selken Bridgemill Foundation Richard Allan Barry Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Art Bryant Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hurt Shellenbarger Ms. LuVella C. Burnett Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Barry Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Smith Byers Engineering Company Mr. William F. Benter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. John P. Squires Mr. Kenneth G. Byers Jr. Mr. John A. Boettcher Ms. Louisa Craft Jornayvaz Mr. Edward Stern and Mrs. Sylvia D. Cart Ms. Katherine K. Brobeck Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kerns Ms. Claudia Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Cassens Mr. Robert C. Bruce Fred and Flora Khosravi The Claudia Hearn and Edward Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy Stern Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Burmeister Sonja and Tom Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Cline and Family Ms. Jenny B. Stoddard Dr. and Mrs. Steven F. Burrall Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Cooper Kwoh & Pong Foundation Suggs Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Cannon Mrs. Anne Covert Ms. Cassandra Kwoh Mr. Peter Swift Mr. Sherman B. Carll Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Culver Ms. Susan M. Laing Mr. Chade-Meng Tan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carlston The Honorable and The Ching Family Dr. Anne P. Lanier Tan Teo Charitable Foundation Mrs. John H. Dalton Mr. John R. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Lemaire Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tang Mr. William A. Deacon Communication Automation Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Leonard Jr. Mrs. Laura Tietz Delta Sigma LLC Corporation Ms. Elizabeth A. Liebman Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Tinsley Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dillard Cooper Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Limbach Andrew Tobias The Dillard Foundation Mr. Alan Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lockyer Mr. Russ Tuck Dove Givings Foundation II Mrs. Mary Lou Dauray Ms. Julia Maher Mr. David R. Virden Mr. Charles M. Doyle and The Leonard and Sophie The Mamdani Foundation Mr. Paul E. von Kuster III Ms. Jocelyn A. Holash Davis Fund Mr. Iqbal G. Mamdani Dr. and Mrs. John D. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Denning Mrs. William L. Masterton Mr. W. Hall Wendel Jr. Walter and Ursula Eberspacher Mr. and Mrs. Pete Docter Mr. Michael McClain and Col. Robert C. Werner Foundation Douglas Foundation Ms. Kathleen Quinn Ms. Wynelle W. White Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eberspacher Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Douglas Jeffrey and Karen McHenry Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mr. Eugene Eidenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mr. Brian McMaster and Wieteska Ms. Anna Chavez Duncan Jr. Ms. Kathleen Strouse The Willow Springs Foundation Ms. Nancy Eleazer The Edgerley Family Foundation Mr. Stuart Mills and Ms. Bickley C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Engelke Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Edgerley Mrs. Helen Probst Mills Mr. David Douglas Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Estep Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foszcz Mrs. James J. Mongan Mrs. Melody Wilder Wilson Professor and Mrs. Joseph Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Cameron H. Fowler Kenneth and Harle Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wilson Mr. Michael G. Feinstein and Full Circle Foundation Foundation The Wilson Family Foundation Ms. Denise Waldron David Gambrell Endowment Fund Mrs. Kenneth F. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mark Wright Ms. Mary Ann Francis Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gambrell Mr. Robert E. Naser Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow The Fraser Family Foundation Mr. Julius Gaudio and Nelson Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Cary Yeh Mr. Markus Fromherz and Ms. Chandra Jessee Mr. Kent C. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Zeak Ms. Heike Schmitz Dr. Paul W. Gerke and Ms. Ann Starr Mr. J. Rex Fuqua Dr. Katherine Gerke Nicholl Family Foundation Diplomat $5,000–$9,999 Mr. William Gee and Roger and Brenda Gibson Ms. Teresa A. Nicholl Anonymous (2) Mrs. Susan Crothers-Gee Roger and Brenda Gibson Sylvan and Ann Mr. John B. Adams Mrs. Susan Gibson and Family Foundation Oestreicher Foundation Mrs. Margaret Allen Mr. Mark Bergman Ms. Joanne G. Gimbel and Mr. Kenneth Olivier and Rev. and Mrs. Philip A. Anderson Ms. Joan L. Gilkison Mr. Clifford Hatch Ms. Angela Nomellini Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gilmartin 48 Members of the Ambassadors Circle contribute unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more to the Carter Center Annual Fund .

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Gilson Dr. Masakazu Miyagi and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Cody Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Dr. Mary Miyagi Mr. Dougin Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Coleman Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Ms. Elizabeth Bromley Ken and Sandy Collier Googasian Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore Ms. Nancy Wallace Mr. John M. Cook Mr. and Mrs. George Googasian Mr. Richard A. Muller The Ward Foundation Mr. Robert A. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Ken K. Gouw Mr. Leo F. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ward Dr. Arnold R. Cowan Ms. Joan B. Haan Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mumey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Warlick Dr. Shawn Cowper and Mr. Robert M. Haddock Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Murphy Dr. Stephen Wheeler and Dr. Carolyn Rambus Haddock Stanton Foundation Ms. Eleanor Murphy Dr. Patricia Wheeler Mr. Erik Crank and Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Will L. Nash Mr. and Mrs. John H. T. Wilson Mrs. Laura Arbilla Mr. Timothy Hampton Mr. and Mrs. William B. Neely Mr. and Mrs. Weldon C. Wilson Dr. Frank A. Critz Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hanna Mr. Michael Nelson and Ms. Grace Wooding Mrs. Clarence R. Crowell Dr. M. Emdadul Haque Ms. Louise Durocher Wrocklage Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Harris Ms. Lynn Nesbit Foundation Mr. Bradley N. Currey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Heneghan Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Northrop Ms. Lynne E. Wrocklage The Dart Bank Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Father William Olesik Peggy and Lee Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Davis Henney Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paulien Envoy $2,500–$4,999 Mr. Wynand De Puy Mr. Joseph E. Herbst Mr. Nicholas Petraglia Ms. Tina Devries Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hier Dr. and Mrs. Allen A. Posner Ms. Betsy Downey Ms. Denise Abrams Dr. Nelson D. Horseman and Dr. Keith W. Prasse and Mr. Douglas O. Drake Mr. Charles Adams Dr. Karen A. Gregerson Dr. Susan W. Prasse Mr. Frank Dunau and Mrs. Olfet Agrama Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Hulbert Rudy and Alice Ramsey Ms. Amy Davis Ms. Susan W. Almy Mr. Richard G. Hutcheson III and Foundation Eagan Family Foundation Dr. Larry Anderson and Mr. C. Robert Kincaid Ms. Sita Rao Mr. and Mrs. John F. Eagan Ms. Karen Torghele Janklow & Nesbit Associates Ms. Judy Rasmuson Dr. Gérard G. Emch and Ms. Katherine J. Armstrong and Rev. Dr. Riley Jensen and Ms. Ruth G. Reeder Dr. Antoinette S. Emch Reverend Joanne Sanders Dr. Pamela Kidd Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Reppun Dr. Paul Emerson and Mr. David W. Arpi and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Johnsen Dr. Amy Ratcliffe Mr. Sung Rhee and Ms. Natalie Gubb Ms. Marilee Jones Ms. Stephanie Baker Mr. John W. Failor Art Engineering Corporation Mr. David W. Kendrick Ms. Sharon K. Richards Mrs. Dara Fairgrieves Dr. Kazuko K. Artus Mr. C. Robert Kincaid Ms. Christina Lyn Cooley Rivers Mr. Jay M. Feinman and Ms. Ann M. Ashton Mr. Eric K. Kocher Dr. and Mrs. Gaylan Rockswold Ms. Carole A. Wood Ms. Mary Baird Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koran The Barbara Ross Mr. and Mrs. James W. Felt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Barringer Drs. Mark and Diana Kudes Charitable Trust Dr. R. Fenton-May Mr. Michael Batte and Mr. Richard Rothstein and Mr. Kevin Filter and Ms. Jill LaPlante Ms. Wanda Kile Ms. Judi Petersen Ms. Rosemary M. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Lee BEAM Interactive and Dr. Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben and The Samuel Finkel Foundation Mr. Thomas P. Lemke Relationship Marketing Mrs. Emilia Ruiz Mr. Howard B. Finkel Dr. Willa Dean Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Bebb Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rusher Mr. David Fisk Mr. Richard F. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Bryce L. Beck Mr. and Mrs. W. Timothy Ryan Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fitzhugh Marquis George MacDonald Beightler Squires Charitable Trust Foundation Nathan and Shelly Mr. John S. Forrer Sarkisian Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brad R. Benton Mr. Joseph MacDonald Ms. Linda C. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Sauder Black Family 1994 Charitable Manaaki Foundation Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schaff Mr. Thomas F. Maser Ms. Sylvia Black Mr. and Mrs. James C. Free Ms. Doris J. Seely Mr. Michael Mathieu and Mr. John W. Bloom Dr. Charles L. Fuller Mr. William C. Shelton Ms. Kathleen Washienko Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Boger Mr. Richard Gall Ms. Amy Matthews Ms. Jane E. Shivers and Mrs. Paula S. Gaylord Mr. William M. Sharp Sr. Mr. Franz-Josef Boll The John J. and Maryanne T. Mr. Gregory J. Gerhard The Sikand Foundation Ms. Kathleen Bovid Mauriel Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Brink The Mauriel Family Foundation The Honorable Gordon D. Giffin Dr. and Mrs. William H. Simpson Dr. William T. Browne and Mr. Mark McCall and Dr. Evelyn W. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Gramley Ms. Marianna Kulak Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Stachnik Mr. and Mrs. Eliot A. Butler Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Gregory The Honorable and Ms. Shirley R. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carlisle Mr. Fred Grob and Mrs. Alonzo L. McDonald Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Carrington Ms. Dorothy Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. McFarlane Mr. and Mrs. Mike P. Ms. Cecily L. Cassum Dr. and Mrs. James L. Groskreutz Mrs. Susanne McMillan Sturdivant Sr. Mr. Dan T. Cathy Ms. Paula M. Guibault Mr. James J. McQueeny Sutter Instrument Company Ms. Miriam D. Chapman The Gumbo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Michelozzi Mr. Greg Teeters Chick-fil-A Vivian Hays Guthrie Milner Family Foundation The Ellen M. Violett and Mary P. Charitable Fund R. Thomas Foundation Mr. David R. Clark Mr. and Mrs. James Milner Mr. and Mrs. John Haase Ms. Ellen M. Violett Ms. Marge Coahran

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Mr. R. Todd Hagemeyer Ms. Nancy R. Manderson Mr. Rod Roquemore Mr. and Mrs. William D. Waddill Mr. Robert S. Hagge Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rosebrough Mr. James K. Wagner Jr. Ms. Lucille N. Hainsworth Marchman III Ms. Harriet Rosenbloom Wallace Family Limited Mr. Jeffrey J. Hallett and Mr. Robert Marsh Dr. James A. Ross Partnership Mrs. Debra Ann Cameron Mr. Brian K. Mazar and Mr. Noel D. Sanborn Mr. W. Don Wallace The Robert T. Hanley Foundation Mrs. Anne S. Mazar Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Schaeffer Commander Peter Ward Mr. Robert T. Hanley Mazar Family Dr. and Mrs. Lanny D. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Watt Charitable Foundation Ms. Ann-Marie Hartline Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schofield Mrs. Eric Weinmann Mr. Stephen Hatcher and Mr. James A. McBride and Mr. and Mrs. Linden H. Welch Ms. Mary Morse The John and Kathleen Ms. Joy Ellis Schreiber Foundation Ms. Ann Rhodes White-Banick Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. McCalla Dr. William Hausdorff and Mr. and Mrs. John Schreiber Ms. Dorothy G. Whitmore Mrs. Thomas McClendon Ms. Wendell Hausdorff Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Nancy G. Whitney Mr. Kevin McEntee Drs. Harry and Lynne Haverkos Schumacher Williams Family Foundation Dr. Mary Jo McGee-Brown Mr. Norman M. Hayes Dr. Audrey L. Scollan and Dr. Linda B. Williams Mr. Wade F. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. James J. Heckenbach Dr. Neil J. Scollan Mr. Tim Williams Mr. and Mrs. James M. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Hickey Jr. Mr. Thomas N. Secor Dr. Richard V. Wolfenden Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McLellan Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holladay Serendipity Foundation Dr. Katrina Yielding McMahon Family Fund at The Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Howle Mr. Marcus A. Shaw Mr. Joel Zacharias F. A. Hunter & Associates San Diego Foundation Mr. Richard L. Shewell Jr. Mr. David J. McMorris Mr. David Zepeda Mr. Farley A. Hunter Mr. Robert E. Shook Jr. Mr. Richard W. Zurek Mr. John D. Hunter Dr. Rene McNall-Knapp Mr. Joseph F. Sifer Mr. Jeff Hurlow Dr. G. Irene Minor Dr. Murali Sivarajan and Emissary $1,000–$2,499 Ms. Margaret M. Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Dr. Gouri Sivarajan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Abel Montgomery Ms. Jacqueline Ikeda Dr. and Mrs. R. Bob Smith III Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Abney Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Motes Jana Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joachim R. Sommer Mr. Alan R. Abrams Dr. Christopher Mullin and Mr. Brent Sowers Mr. M. Quintin Jarrett and Dr. Sarah Gaffen Abrams Foundation Ms. Joelle C. Haughey Father Richard C. Sparks Mr. John Neer Ms. Raydean Acevedo Mr. Robert L. Jennings Jr. and Ms. Margaret J. Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Ackerman Ms. Barbara H. Bott Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Nittler Ms. Patricia J. Lahti Mr. James Obey Mr. Thomas Adams and Mr. Steven Baughman Jensen and Ms. Elizabeth Steele Ms. Erin Bell Ms. Hilvie E. Ostrow Dr. Rebecca McGowan Jensen Ms. Wilhelmina M. Stemmer Mr. and Mrs. Art Adie Ms. Lisa Page Mr. Charles E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Stolzenberg Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Aebi Dr. and Mrs. Corey Pavitt Mr. Chris Jones and Mr. Robert M. Stone and Mr. John Affleck and Mrs. Barb Jones Mr. and Mrs. William P. Peabody Ms. Diane E. Christensen Ms. Jessica Ancker The Key Foundation Dr. Deborah S. Lee and Judd and Margaret Sturtevant Mr. and Mrs. David Aha Mr. John W. Peifer Mr. John B. Kilbane Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Dr. Ellen J. Albanese Mr. Grant Petersen and Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klein Mr. Mark Alberts Ms. Mary Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Kluger Mr. and Mrs. Alan Alda Knopf Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Pfeiffer Ms. Carla Swickerath Mr. and Mrs. David P. G. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Mr. Jim Knopf Mr. Douglas Szperka Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kobs Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Alexander Mr. Bruce J. Koehler The Pitrof Fund of The Chicago Ms. Jennifer Taylor Community Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Ms. Barbara Teichert Mr. Gunnar Plake Lindsay S. Alger, M.D. Kugelman Ms. Gillian M. Teichert Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Allard Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Labowsky Mr. Dan Buttimer and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Teutsch Dr. Elizabeth Plunkett-Buttimer Shirley and David Dr. and Mrs. Roger Lang Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Allen Foundation Psychological Assessment Thomasma Dr. James T. Langland and Resources Mr. H. Inman Allen Dr. Penny I. Langland Ms. Mary Tooley Qualitative Research and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. James M. LaRowe Evaluation for Action Dr. Thang Dinh Tran Mrs. Shirley H. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mr. Azim S. Rawji and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Truchard Ms. Sylvia E. Allen Lassandrello Ms. Robin Van Liew Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Tuff Mrs. Tricia Allen Mr. and Mrs. Rejean Laverdiere Daniel L. and Sophie K. Reiber Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tveite Mr. and Mrs. Peter Alpert Ms. Isabel Leavitt Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Ms. Eleanor Alston Mr. Michael Lebowitz Unterberger Mr. Tilman Reinhardt Mr. Edward E. Altemus Mr. Benjamin Lee The Melinda and William J. Ms. Laura M. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ambs Mr. Bruce Lincoln vanden Heuvel Foundation Mr. Patrick F. Robertson Ms. Angelique Anderson and Mr. Lawrence P. Littlewood and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Roeder Ambassador and Mrs. William J. vanden Heuvel Mr. Jeffrey Anderson Dr. Edna M. Littlewood Mr. G. William Rogers Jr. The Honorable Paul A. Volcker The Honorable and Ms. Anne Marie Macari Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Romond Mrs. Brady Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vrana Mr. Mark Manasse and Roquemore & Roquemore Dr. Cris J. Anderson Ms. Janet Mohle-Boetani Ms. Lois P. Vrhel

50 Members of the Ambassadors Circle contribute unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more to the Carter Center Annual Fund .

Ms. Debra Egly Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bellardo Mr. David J. Brueggemann Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Caudra Mrs. Orvella Anderson Mr. David L. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruhn Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Caves Sherman Michael Anderson Trust Ms. Erma B. Bennett Ms. Barbara A. Bruner Ms. Christina Chalkley Mrs. Jean Andreen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beran Dr. C. Hal Brunt Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chamberlin Mr. Wayne Andreen Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Berenson Mr. Gordon A. Bryant Ms. Louisa Chapman Mr. David M. Andreotta Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Berg Mr. Daniel Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chase Mr. and Mrs. Basil Anton Mrs. Jean B. Bergmark Ms. Johanna Kelly Mr. Eric D. Chasser Mr. Brian Arbogast and Mr. David H. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Mr. Kurt P. Chaykowski Ms. Valerie Tarico Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Betz Buechner III Mr. Mark Chee The Arches Foundation Ms. Annamae M. Beyette Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bugg Jr. Wayne and Carol Chesney Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong Mr. Bruce Bidle Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Buhler Mr. Daniel M. Chew Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Arnold III Ms. Andrea Billhardt Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bukstein Dr. Stephen J. Chiulli Mr. Douglas Norman Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. John Black Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bullock Mr. Philip S. Chordas Ms. Maria-Carme Calderer Mr. Philip G. Black Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bunce Mrs. Suzanne Christensen Mr. Jeffrey S. Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Black Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Mr. and Mrs. Derek Christian Ms. Ellen J. Neely Ms. Mary Stewart Burgher Mr. Kevin W. Arthur Dr. Tallis Blalack and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Christiansen Ms. Katherine Weller Ms. Linda F. Burke Ms. Allison Ashe Mr. and Mrs. David Christopher Dr. Kendall Blanchard and Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Burkle Mr. and Mrs. John Ashworth Robert and Bobbe’ Christopherson Dr. Connie Blanchard Dr. and Mrs. Ned H. Burns Mr. Wayne Citrin and Mr. Roger Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Blesso Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Burton Ms. Janet Arey Ms. Deborah Arhelger Blistex Mr. Andrew Busby Mrs. Phoebe Atwood Mr. Michael A. Ciulla and Mr. William K. Block Mr. Charles E. Bush III Ms. Elizabeth Doyle Mr. Watts Auman Mr. and Mrs. Glendon W. Blume Ms. Susan Okie Bush The Honorable and Mr. Clarence Avant Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Blythe Mr. L. Headley Butler Mrs. Benjamin R. Civiletti Mr. and Mrs. James F. Backman Mr. Scott Boggess Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Butler Dr. Diane Clark Ms. Beverly A. Bacon Dr. and Mrs. John K. Boitnott Mr. Gary A. Butts Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Bailey Mr. Geoffrey Bond Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Byrd Ms. Linda M. Clary Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Baken Mr. Emmet Bondurant Ms. Mary Ellen Byrd Mr. Russell K. Clayton Dr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cleaver Jr. Mr. Bill R. Baker Boone Jr. Ms. Sandra Cable and Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Cline Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Baldwin Young Boozer Family Foundation Mr. Ed Cable Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cochran Dr. John A. Balint Ms. Diane Boschelli Mrs. Barbara C. Cade Ms. Janet D. Cochran Dr. John R. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bottge Ms. Cindy Calbaum Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Mr. and Mrs. Parmanand Balsaver Mrs. Elisabeth Bottler Mr. and Mrs. Duke M. Caldwell Cochrane Mr. Joseph L. Balwierczak Mr. Brian Bournival Mr. Timothy J. Cambias Sr. Mr. George Cocks Ms. Barrie Bamberg Ms. Roseann H. Bove Dr. David L. Camenga Mr. Edward B. Cohen and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Banks Mrs. William I. Bowen Sr. Dr. Bruce Camitta Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bannan Mr. David F. Bowen Mr. James H. Campbell Mr. Bronwyn M. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Barboza Ms. Helen Boyce Ms. Jane Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Derek Cole Ms. Jan C. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. William E. Boys Mr. and Mrs. Steven Capella Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole Mr. and Mrs. George D. Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boysen Ms. Felicia Cappadona Mr. Lynn R. Coleman Dr. Joseph Barry John and Kristine Bradley Ms. Carole M. Carey Dr. and Mrs. J. Richard Collins Bill Bartholomay Foundation Mr. Charles W. Brady Dr. Amee F. Carmines Mrs. John Collins Mr. William C. Bartholomay Dr. and Mrs. William T. Mr. Bertram W. Carp and Mr. Darrel Bateman Branch Jr. Ms. Lynn McReynolds Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Collins Mr. Stephen Bates Cabell and Shirley Brand Mr. James R. Carr Mr. Roger C. Conant Mr. George W. Bauer Charitable Lead Trust Ms. Susan A. Carr Ms. Susan E. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Brand Mr. Wayne Carriere Consultants Period, Ltd. Ms. Yvette Bavier Ms. Susan E. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John V. Conti Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Beach Dr. and Mrs. Syed W. Brelvi The Calvin W. Carter Family Ms. Margaret A. Cook Levy Ms. Caryl Conry Beal Mr. John P. Bremer Mr. Don E. Carter Mr. William Cook and Ms. Monika Mevenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Beal Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Brevard Jr. Dr. Jean Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Byron T. Beasley Ms. Adean A. Bridges Mr. Michael Carter Mrs. Lenore C. Cooney Ms. Sheri Beckler Leigh W. Brooks, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. John B. Carter Ms. Marsha Cooper Mr. William F. Beemer Mr. and Mrs. Reade Brower Dr. Ronald D. Carter and Dr. and Mrs. Max Cooper The Beggs Family Foundation Mr. Corey Brown Ms. Judith Carter Ms. Susan Cooper Mr. Kenneth Belcher Ms. Kellie R. Brown Ms. Ann S. Carton Mr. James M. Copeland Jr. and Ms. Debbie McFarland Ms. Geneva Belford Mr. Richard R. Brown and Mr. Daniel Casey and Ms. Sandra Jean Zaremba Ms. Dolores Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Warren N. Dr. Gregory Bell Coppedge Ms. Susan R. Bell Mr. Robert Clarke Brown Dr. Ana M. Castellanos 51 Ambassadors Circle 2010–2011

Mr. Samuel Coppersmith and Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey E. J. The Honorable and Ms. Jane Fogle Ms. Beth Schermer Dennis Mrs. Stuart E. Eizenstat Ms. Pegi Follachio Ms. Ellyn Corey and Mr. Daniel W. Dennison Mr. Mike Eletreby Ms. Sumarie Bass Forrester Mr. Thomas Sartor Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. George A. Elliott III Ms. Nancy V. Foster Ms. Catherine B. Corish Denny Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fox Jr. Father Michael T. Corrigan Mr. Howard Dent Mr. Victor Elmaleh Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Mr. Rod Corvo Ms. C. Maury Devine Ms. Kathleen Elston Francisco Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Coscia Mr. Charles Dewald Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Emlen A. J. Frank Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Costello III Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dewalt The Honorable and Mrs. James Mr. Robert L. Frankland Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cotton Mr. George T. Dewey III England Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Frankle Mr. Stuart Couch Dickson Family Fund Dr. Mary Jane England Mr. Donald Fraser Mr. and Mrs. William M. Coulter Ms. Marion Diener Mr. Brian Epstein Robert and Sheril Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Couric Ms. Jane Dillon Ms. Lisa Esherick Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William S. Coxe Mr. John K. Ditto Mr. and Mrs. David Evans Ms. Sheril Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Crader Ms. Dorothy W. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Evans Mr. S. David Freeman Mr. Michael Craib Dr. Leland W. Doan Evans Insulation Company Dr. Christopher P. French Ms. Nancy W. Craig Mr. Eric Dodds Ms. Sandra L. Evans Frenzel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James C. Crain Mr. Robert D. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Evans Ms. Beth Frey Ms. Shelley Wike Cranley Law Offices of Robert Dodson Mr. Robert V. Evers Ms. Ellen Friedlander Mrs. Jay Crawford Ms. Betty Doherty Dr. and Mrs. Edward Ewing Friedlander Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Cripe Mr. Michael Donnantuono Ms. Lucia P. Ewing Dr. Allan D. Friedman Mr. Douglas Crocker II Mr. and Mrs. James K. Donnell Mrs. Susan Ewing Mr. Roy Frysinger Ms. Eleanor B. Crook Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Ms. Barbara Faga Mr. Phillip T. Fujii Mrs. Afton E. Crooks Donoghue Jr. Dr. William Michael Fagen and Ms. Marilyn Funderburk Mrs. Louis C. Crouch Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Doshay Ms. Elizabeth McCleary Mr. and Mrs. Richard Funk Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Crowder Mr. and Mrs. John Doucette Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Fahey Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Galanski Ms. Judy M. Culbreath Mr. Michael J. Dougherty Dr. and Mrs. Samir Farra Mr. Tom Gallagher Culver Family Foundation Ms. Cynthia G. Downman JE Fehsenfeld Family Foundation Ms. Carol Gallant Mr. and Mrs. J. Bart Culver Mrs. Margaret Downward Mr. and Mrs. William S. Ms. Cynthia A. Gallie Mr. Brian Cunnie Mr. and Mrs. Cornelis J. Drost Fehsenfeld Mr. James F. Gammill and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cunningham Mr. Harry G. Drummer Ms. Elaine J. Felde Ms. Susan H. Alexander Mr. Danny Cupit Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dr. Flora Fennimore Mr. and Mrs. David E. Gamper Mr. and Mrs. Carleton E. Curran Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferguson Ms. Harriet E. Gamper Ms. Marlene Czarkowski Roiston Dsouza Mr. Rodney Ferguson and Ms. Stephanie Garber and Ms. Kathleen Egan Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Ms. Dorothy DuBose Mr. David M. Collins Dace-Smith Ms. Sue DuChanois Mr. Scott W. Ferguson Mr. Charles D. Garrett Ms. Nancy L. Dahlberg Ms. Kathleen Duffy and Dr. and Mrs. William Ferguson Mr. Lester L. Garrison Ms. Nema Dalal Mr. Drew Dolak Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Gartland Mr. Alf Danzie Dr. Bruce Duke and Dr. and Mrs. James M. Fico Ms. Frances R. Gaver Dr. Janice Duke Mr. R. G. Darby Mr. Aaron Field Dr. Thomas R. Gay Mrs. Camille Dull Mr. and Mrs. Gastón O. Daumy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Finger Ms. Eleanor Gelhar Dr. Peter Dull Mr. Roger C. Davidson Mr. Leroy M. Fingerson General Atomics Ms. Lisa A. Dunavin Ms. Barbara M. Davis Dr. Gregory K. Finn Mr. Eric Gersham Ms. Ann Dunbar Mr. Christopher L. Davis Bette and Bob Finnigan Mr. Robert Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. William J. First Christian Church of Hiram Mr. Reg Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Davis Jr. Durako Jr. Mr. Erroll B. Davis Jr. First Congregational Church of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gillig Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Durling Old Lyme Dr. Margaret D. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mrs. E. KL. Durocher Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Davis Giordano Ms. Linda A. Dusenbury Ms. Gretchen E. Fisher Mr. David Dawson Mr. and Mrs. William W. Givens Ms. Evelyn Echevarria Mr. Robert A. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Jack Dawson Ms. Clevie E. Gladney Mr. and Mrs. George H. Reverend Sue Fitzgerald The Honorable Drew S. Days III Mr. W. Anderson Glasgow Eddings Sr. Mr. Christophe Flament Mr. and Mrs. Deane K. Dayton Mr. and Mrs. William J. Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Bert P. Eder Sr. Ms. Elsebeth Flarup The Honorable John G. Dean Mr. and Mrs. John N. Glazko Mr. Robert G. Eells and Mr. Stephen Flavin Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ms. Kathryn M. Felton Mr. and Mrs. Norman Glenn Mr. Jim Fleming DeBenedittis Mr. M. Michael Egan Ms. Ann C. Gobeski Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R. Fliess Mr. Paul DeJong Mr. and Mrs. G. Christian Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. Godbee Mr. Guy Dela Rosa Ehemann Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flood Mr. and Mrs. John W. Godden Mr. Clinton Delafield III Mr. and Mrs. Bryon K. Ehlmann Ms. Sarah L. Flosi Dr. John Godersky and Ms. Carol A. Denison Mr. Dieter Eisenlohr Dr. Nancy C. Flowers Ms. Barbara Covey Mr. and Mrs. Nitin Godiwala 52 Members of the Ambassadors Circle contribute unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more to the Carter Center Annual Fund .

Dr. Jack R. Goetz Ms. Patricia Haneline Robert W. and Eleanor O. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Jacobs Mr. Martin J. Goldberg Reverend and Mrs. Earl K. Hanna Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Petter S. Jahnsen Jackson and Irene Golden 1989 Dr. and Mrs. David G. Hannay Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hill Jalima Holdings, Ltd. Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Dr. Robert C. Jambou and Irene Emery Goodale Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Harden Hochstetler Mrs. Diana June Blalock Ms. Irene Emery Goodale Ms. Rochelle Hardin Mr. James Hodges Mrs. Mavis D. James Mrs. Dorothy Goodman Mr. Hilliard B. Hardman Jim Hodges Studio Mr. Ronald Jankowski Dr. Pat Gordin and Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hardman Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoeprich Dr. Andrew Janssen Mr. Larry Gordin Mr. John B. Hardman Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hoffman Mr. Richard J. Jasculca Ms. Mary K. Graf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hargadon Jr. Mr. John R. Holder Mr. Clay L. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Graff Mr. Steven P. Harper Holder Properties Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennaro Ms. Melany Granville Mr. William T. Harper Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. Holder Jr. Ms. Marjorie Jennings Ms. Annette Grattan Ms. Carolyn L. Harris Mr. Steven Hollingsworth and Mr. Peter Jessen Ms. Daidee Springer Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Graves Ms. Margaret Harris Mr. and Mrs. C. Gene Jester Mr. J. Daniel Holsenback Mr. Douglas Green Mrs. Sara Harris Dr. Christopher D. Jetté Mr. William G. Holt Dr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Green Ms. W. Colleen Harris The Tom and Edwina Johnson Ms. Deborah Holtz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Green Mr. Philip Hatcher and Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Chesley M. Greene Ms. Peggy Kieschnick Mr. Neal Holtzer Mr. George H. Johnson Mr. James Gregg Mr. Antoine G. Hatoun and Dr. Paul Holzman and Mr. Jon D. Johnson Ms. Matilda M. Grey Ms. Andrea G. Levitt Dr. Barbara Crass Mr. Kevin Johnson and Dr. E. Rawson Griffin III and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hausmann Dr. Ann Elizabeth Hoos Ms. Karen Jenkins-Johnson Ms. D. Clark Griffin-Eddings Ms. Judith J. Havens Mr. Michael Horansky Ms. Kimberly A. Johnson Joanne and Tim Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Haviland Mr. and Mrs. Alan Horne Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Johnson Dr. Linda J. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. David Hawkins Ms. Andrea Wallace Hoskins Ms. Marilyn Johnson Dr. Scott K. Kellogg Mrs. Judith Hays Ms. Cindy R. Hostetler Mr. Paul K. Johnson Mr. Charles W. Grigg Ms. Rachel Hays Mr. David G. Hough George H. Johnson Properties Mr. Dennis Grimes Mr. Samuel Hays Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Howard Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grimsbo Ms. Barbara W. Hazelett Mr. Robert W. Howard Mr. Cliff Jolliff and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Grinnell Dr. Patrick Hearing and Mr. and Mrs. Lembhard G. Ms. Elaine Gerke Mr. Scott Gronert and Dr. Janet Hearing Howell Mr. and Mrs. Boisfeuillet Jones Jr. Ms. Heidi Frenzel Mrs. Carl R. Helfrich Mr. MacLay Hoyne General David C. Jones Charley and Jill Gross Dr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Helinek Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hruska Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Jones Ms. Jackie Grosse Ms. Lois Ann Helland Dr. Victor Huang Ms. Miyoung Joo and Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Grubbs Dr. Russell Helms and Mr. Richard A. Hudson Mr. Michel Biard Ms. Georgia Grummon Dr. Wendy Faye Greene Ms. N. Lee Hughes The JOR Family Charitable Lead Mr. Nickolas Gulakos Mr. and Mrs. Eric Helpenstell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hugi Annuity Trust Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Gund Ms. Laura G. Henderson and Mr. David C. Humm Bob and Diane Jorgensen Dr. and Mrs. Surendra Gupta Mr. Ty Buthod Ms. Mary Hoffman Hunt Dr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Joyce Joanne and Peter Haas Jr. Fund Ms. Laurel Henderson Mr. Dennis Hunter Ms. Judy M. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Ms. Linda Hennessey Dean Howard O. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Judge Haddock Jr. Dr. Emmaline B. Henriksen Mr. Dennis Hurban Ms. Jan Jurgelon and Mr. and Mrs. Damon Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Kim Henry Mr. and Mrs. G. David Hurd Mr. Sami Fam Mr. Martin Haig The Honorable Alexis M. Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Husak Ms. Katherine Kademian Mr. David P. Hale and Herman Mr. David Hutchings Ms. Marsha A. Kademian Ms. Laura A. Torres Dr. and Mrs. Emery C. Herman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Hutchinson Dr. Julian Kadish The Hale Foundation Ms. Jean Herman Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hutras Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kahler Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Hall Ms. Mary D. Herr Dr. Wallace N. Hyde and Ms. Sona Kalousdian and Bruce S. and Betty L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Barry Herring Ambassador Jeanette W. Hyde Mr. Ira Lawrence Charitable Foundation Mr. Stanley N. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Iacolucci Mr. Stan Kambly Mr. Robert S. Hall Mr. Andrew Hess Ms. Lorian Ink-Hyatt Ms. Kris L. Kandler and Ms. Kim Kandler Ms. Marcia Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hestand Admiral and Mrs. Bobby R. Dr. and Mrs. Norman M. Kane Ms. Kathleen M. Halsey Ms. Susan A. Heule Inman Mr. Nahaliel Kanfer Ms. Etsuko Hamada Mr. Daniel J. Hewitt Mr. Domenico Ippolito Dr. Robert Kao Mr. Art Hamilton Dr. Kenneth R. Hey Mr. and Mrs. B. William Irlbeck Dr. Elizabeth Kaplon Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Mrs. Juliane Heyman Ms. Ellin M. Irwin Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Partap Kapoor Mr. Andrew Hicks Mr. Keith Ito Father Ralph M. Hamlet and Family Dr. and Mrs. Carlton T. Hicks Ms. Linda Izquierdo Mr. George R. Hamm Dr. Daniel A. Kaufman and Dr. John Higgins Dr. and Mrs. Chris A. Jackson Mr. Robert D. Hammond Jr. Ms. Taylor Brooks Mr. B. Harvey Hill Jr. Mrs. William J. Jackson Ms. Kay Hamner Mr. John A. Kazanjian Dr. and Mrs. David W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Craig Jacobs 53 Ambassadors Circle 2010–2011

Mr. Stanley E. Kehl and Ms. Celia A. Kudro and Dr. Marie-Cecile Louvet Ms. Carol R. McLachlan Ms. Karen Fie Ms. Rhonda J. Parish Ms. Barbara A. Luke Ms. Yone C. McNally Mr. James Kelleher Mr. Dilip Kulkarni Mr. and Mrs. John R. Luongo Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McNeal Mr. and Mrs. David J. Keller Rev. and Mrs. Gary R. LaCroix Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Lutz Dr. Wayne F. McNett Mr. Christopher T. Kelley Ms. Ethel R. Laidlaw Ms. Joanne Lyman Ms. Virginia L. McPhearson Ms. Rachel Kelley Mr. John R. Laing and Mr. Bob Mabbs Ms. Alice B. McReynolds Mr. David W. Kelly Ms. Kathleen B. King Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald The Mead Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William E. Laird Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mack Mr. Jonathan Mead Mrs. Ruth O. Kelly Lakeland Cable TV Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon Macleod Ms. Beverly L. Mecklenburg Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kennedy Mr. Harry Lalusis and Family Ms. Jean M. Meek and Ms. Nancy L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Edward Magarian Mr. George Meek Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kennedy Dr. Matthew J. Lambert III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maggio Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mehta Ms. Christina Kenrick Mr. and Mrs. David L. Lammert Mr. and Mrs. James Mahony Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Meier Ms. Joan M. Kent Mr. Nicholas Lamonica Dr. Timothy D. Male Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Meinzinger Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Keough Dr. Michele K. LaMothe Mr. Thomas W. Malone Dr. and Mrs. Ketan Merchant Donald and Marilyn Keough Mrs. Eleanor A. Lane Mrs. Sam Maloof Rebecca A. Meriwether, M.D. Foundation Ms. Mary Larkin Mr. Todd Manes Mr. and Mrs. David Merrefield Ms. Florence Kerkhoff Dr. James Larrick Ms. Elena S. Manitzas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merrill Ms. Martha H. Kern Ms. Mary Laschober Mrs. Hilda Mansfield The Ruth and Peter Metz Ms. Mary E. Kester Mr. Mark V. Laseen Mr. A. Russell Marane Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ashraf R. Khalaf Ms. Linda M. Lasley Mr. and Mrs. Fred Markham Mr. W. Peter Metz Dr. Haider A. Khan Mr. Thomas A. Last Ms. Laverne Rose Marr Ms. Hope Welles Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Khoury Mr. Robert A. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. William E. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Kilgore Dr. John Layman Ms. Cassandra L. Marshall Middlebrooks The Reverend Billy Kim Mr. and Mrs. Matt Leacock The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Miles Ms. Lizabeth King Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Leahy Mrs. F. Ray Marshall Mr. and Mrs. C. David Miller Mr. Paul L. King Mr. Joel L. Lebowitz Mr. and Mrs. Brock E. Martin Tully Miller Family Foundation Ms. Janet C. Kireker Mr. David Lee and Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Martin Ms. Susan E. Miller Mrs. Lyn B. Kirkland Ms. Lyn Jakeman Mr. and Mrs. John P. Martin Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Milloy Ms. Lenore E. Kirvay Ms. Sylvia S. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Mason Mr. and Mrs. John Mills Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Klawiter Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lee Ms. Suzanne Massey Robert S. Mills and Judith E. Ms. Miriam Klempner Le Fort-Martin Fund of The Mr. Bilge N. Mastropietro Kleen Fund of The Columbus Foundation Ms. Carolyn Klinger and Chicago Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mathias Mr. Donn Williams Ms. Marilyn M. Legacy Mr. Phillip Minix and Mrs. Isaac N. Mathov Ms. Gretchen Blythe Ms. Katherine Klutznick Mr. Roger Lehecka Rev. Dr. Daniel P. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mirsky Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Knapp Reverend Richard Lehman Dr. and Mrs. Randall Matthews Dr. Dimitri Misailidis Ms. Marily Knieriemen Dr. Janet Leigh Mr. Michael John Mauriel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mitro Dr. Linda V. Knight Mr. David O. Leiwant Dr. Elliott Maynard Mrs. John H. Mobley II Mr. Robert N. Knight Jr. Dr. Jeffrey D. Leman Mr. Robert T. and Susan H. Mr. David S. Leonard Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Wyck Knox Mayne Mohrenweiser Mr. and Mrs. James B. Leonard Ms. Cynara Yang Ko Dr. Wallace D. Mays Mr. David Moninger Ms. Kristin L. Koblish Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Dr. Derek Mayweather Leuthold Ms. Maria A. Montalvo Konu Town Mr. Riyad Maznavi Ms. Lou Ann Montana Dr. and Mrs. M. Roman Kotlarek Ms. Beatrice Lewis Dr. Peter J. Mazzaglia Ms. Charlyn Lewis Mr. Andrew Montgomery and Mr. Robert C. Kowerski Dr. and Mrs. William J. Mazzei Ms. Elizabeth Lawrence Drs. Raymond and Ruth Liang Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Kownacki Mr. Charlie McBrearty Ms. Linda Montgomery Mr. Wilbert Lick Mr. Donald Kraft Mr. Edward A. McCallum Ms. Linda Moore Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ligertwood Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kraft Mr. and Mrs. George R. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Moore Mr. Curt Lind Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McCarty Dr. Thomas J. Moore Dr. Stan M. Lindenfeld Ms. Josie Kramer Mr. Robert E. McCormack Ms. Anne C. Moos Mr. Orin S. Kramer Ms. Kathleen Linney and Mr. Ms. Sara McCracken Tom Moss Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morgan Jr. Mr. Steven J. Kramer Mrs. Carolyn B. McDonald Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Little Ms. Elizabeth Morgan Spiegel Ms. Melissa Krause Ms. J. E. McElroy Ms. Dorothy Lockspeiser Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Morris Ms. Elizabeth R. Krentzman Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElwee Mr. Gregory Loek and Mr. Harold E. Morris Ms. Leigh-Anne Krometis Ms. Kathleen Rice Dr. and Mrs. Sam G. McFarland Ms. Sheila R. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Ehren S. Kruger Ms. Ramona Lofton Mr. David Murphy and Ms. Teresa L. Williams Ms. Janet A. McKean Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Lohin Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison Krughoff Mr. and Mrs. David L. McKee Dr. and Mrs. William B. Long Ms. Jill L. Mortensen and Mr. and Ms. Richard A. Kruse Ms. Margaret A. McKenna Ms. Sharon Kay Phillips Mr. Harold K. Lonsdale

54 Members of the Ambassadors Circle contribute unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more to the Carter Center Annual Fund .

The Honorable Ambler H. Dr. Gilbert S. Omenn and Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Dr. and Mrs. Frank O. Moss Jr. Ms. Martha A. Darling Pongracz Richards Sr. Moss Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Kent L. Oots Mr. David Poole The Grace Jones Richardson Ann and Jerry Moss Mr. Joshua Oppenhuis Mr. Waitat Poon Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Mostashari Mr. George W. O’Quinn Mr. Donald Poorman Ms. Reta Peoples Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Mrs. Eunice B. Ordman and Mrs. John M. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Riess Mountcastle Jr. Dr. Edward T. Ordman Mr. William Wade Pope Ms. Mary K. Riley Mr. Pushkor Mukerji Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Ormiston Ms. Alice Popkin The Honorable Richard W. Riley The Donald R. Mullen Dr. and Mrs. David W. Osgood Mr. Thomas J. Portman Mr. David Rines Family Foundation Dr. Hal E. Ott Mr. Robert M. Potter Mr. William A. Ritter Ms. Nancy Mullen Mr. David K. Owen Ms. Christine Powell Mrs. Barbara Rives Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Mrs. Nancy Packard Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Powell Dr. Mujahid A. Rizvi Mumford Mrs. Dorothy B. Padgett Mr. Thomas A. Power Mrs. Deborah C. Robbins Mr. Arshad Mumtaz Mr. Shih Yuen Pai Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Mr. and Mrs. David I. Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ms. Gene Palmer Prentiss Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roberts Munford III Mr. Richard Palmer Mr. David Presotto and Nora Roberts Foundation Mrs. Mary F. Munis-Webb and Ms. Caryl Carr Mr. Charles H. Webb Dr. and Mrs. William P. Palmore Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roberts Ms. Lori Paporello The Honorable Frank Press and Dr. Teresa L. Roberts Mr. Robert R. Munoz and Dr. Billie K. Press Ms. Pamela Hughes Dr. Lois J. Paradise Ms. Andrea Robertson Ms. Jane L. Price Ms. Myra M. Munson Mr. Sung Chul Park Mr. and Mrs. John B. Robertson Dr. Tae K. Park Mr. Chesley H. Prince and Ms. Faith A. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James Murakami Ms. Cathy A. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Parke Mr. G. Chase Robinson Jr. Mr. Dennis J. Murphy Mr. Joseph Prisinzano Ms. Geraldine J. Parker Dr. Harriet L. Robinson Ms. Pamela Murphy Mr. William M. Protheroe Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parrott Mr. Ronald Rocheleau Ms. Christi Murray Mr. Stephen Protulis Dr. Sandip Patel Ms. Vivien A. Rock Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Myers Ms. Hollie Pryor Ms. Carrin M. Patman Mr. Larry Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Nagle Dr. William C. Pugh and Mr. Alexander F. Nahas Mr. Marvin L. Patterson Dr. Patricia Troncoso Dr. Daniel Rodeheaver and Dr. Denise Rodeheaver Dr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel L. Pugliese Patton Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rodman Naumburg Jr. Ms. Linda J. Purdy-Ohland Mr. and Mrs. James L. Patton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Rohan Dr. and Mrs. John Naveau Ms. Anne L. Putnam Miss C. Sprague Paynter Dr. William Rohwedder Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Neiger Mr. William L. Raiser PDM Roman Dental Ms. Lisa A. Nelms Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Raithel Mr. Charles B. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Roman Mr. Richard L. Nelson Mr. Ronald C. Rak Ms. Claudia H. Pearson Mr. Paul Romano Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Nesmith Archana Ramaswamy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Pease Mr. Chris K. Rosenbusch Win and Christie Neuger Dr. Greg Randolph Family Foundation Mr. Stephen Peet Ms. Susan J. Rosenthal Ms. Emily F. Ransom Mr. Win Neuger and Mr. Daniel L. Perlman Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rapoport Dr. Christie Neuger Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Perrott Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rowe New Horizon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Perry Ratliff III Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Rubens Mr. Dana S. Newbauer Mr. Johnathan E. Pershing Mr. Carlton M. Ray Mr. and Mrs. William Rubley NewCity Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Ray Mr. William Rucklidge Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Ms. Lynn T. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Rocklin V. Rude Newlin Mr. Douglas T. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Russ Ms. Edith M. Ngan Ms. Martha J. Reddout Dr. John Peterson and Ms. Marion Rust Mr. Barry Nickelsberg Dr. Douglas B. Reeves Dr. Mary Vander Maten Mr. John E. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nielson Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Refer Mr. and Mrs. John M. Peterson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. David Nipper Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Regan Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Peterson Ms. Carol Ryder Ms. Lynnette M. Noonan Ms. Grace Reichenberger Ms. Lois Petre Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Rye Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Nordine Mr. Richard M. Reilly Mr. Frank A. Petrus The S & C Harvest Foundation Mr. Gary Norton Mr. Mark Reinhardt Mr. James M. Phillips Mr. Claudio Sabal Nurse Practioner Healthcare Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Reith Mrs. Una Marie Pierce Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sablesak Foundation Mr. Michael J. Repass Drs. Lew and Winfred Pinch Mr. Thomas Safran Mr. and Mrs. Gary O’Callaghan Ms. Marit Resnik Mr. and Mrs. Kent E. Ping Mr. Myron L. Sandberg and Mr. John O’Connell Dr. John Reuwer Mr. Roger Piper Dr. Marva J. Dawn-Sandberg Mr. and Mrs. William O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. William Revelle Ms. Nancy Pitera Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sandberg-Larsen Mr. Rory O’Connor Ms. Anne Martin Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. David E. Place Mr. Daniel J. Sandin and Mr. Garrick Ohlsson RFB Advertising Mr. Anders Platou Ms. Mary L. Rasmussen Ms. Natalie T. Oliver Mr. Skip Rhodes Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Plum Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Sandlin Mr. David Olson Dr. Gary Rich and Mr. John Poertner Mr. Glenn Sapa Ms. Carol Olwell Dr. Deanna Mitchell Mrs. Linda Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon D. Saphier 55 Ambassadors Circle 2010–2011

Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Sarner Ms. Cynthia Shular Mr. and Mrs. David W. Stallard Mr. and Mrs. James Tartaglia Dr. Harold H. Saunders Ms. Suzanne Shull Ms. Polly Stanbridge Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Tate Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Saunders Ms. Ruth Shults and Ms. Isabel A. Stanley Dr. Philip M. Tate Mr. and Mrs. Wilson E. Sawyer Mr. Charles Bradley Mr. Thomas O. Stanley Mrs. Ailene S. Taylor Mr. Carl F. Schaber Mr. Gary A. Sick Dr. Michael D. Stargel Mr. Daniel Taylor and Ms. Barbara J. Schaefer Mr. Martin Sidwell and Dr. Courtney Starks and Ms. Trellan Smith Mr. James V. Schaefer Mrs. Felicity Sidwell Dr. Joseph Jez Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. David H. Schaub Dr. Dietmar W. Siemann Ms. Erin M. Staudt Mr. Ronald A. Taylor Mr. David W. Scheible Dr. William C. Silberman Gladys V. Stearns Charitable Ms. Janice Tazelaar Dr. Elinor A. Scheirer Mr. Lawrence E. Silverton Giving Fund Temcov Foundation Mr. Sanford H. Schenbart Ms. Ruth K. Sims Dr. and Mrs. Jery R. Stedinger Mr. Michael Temcov Mr. Philip Schentrup Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Singer Mr. and Mrs. John Steele Mr. Patrick A. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Schiferl Mr. and Mrs. Amar J. Singh Mr. John A. Steffes Ms. Paula Terry Ms. Gertrude Schlachter Mr. and Mrs. Anil Singh Ms. Jackie Steg Mr. and Mrs. Carl Terwilliger Ms. Anne Schlagenhaft Ms. Rachel Skalitzky Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Thayer Steineger III Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Schmid Ms. Virginia O. Skinner Mrs. Mary C. Thayer Ms. Heidi Stensby Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Smart III Mr. Lee B. Thomas and Schniedwind Jr. Bruce R. and Jane Scharding Mr. Scott G. Stephenson Dr. Joan E. Thomas Mr. Philip E. Schoene and Smedley Ms. Sally Stevens Ms. Melinda M. Thomas Ms. Amy Bolton Mrs. Anne M. J. Smiddy Richard W. and Mildred F. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Thomas Ms. Ann Schoenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Smith Steves Family Foundation Mr. Theodore H. Thomas and Ms. Debra Scholten Mr. David D. Smith Ms. Marilyn S. Steward Ms. Colette Chabbott Ms. Elizabeth Schopler Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Smith Ms. Connie W. Stewart Mr. Darrell J. Thompson Mr. Craig Schopmeyer Mrs. P. R. Smith Ms. Jackie Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Earl R. Thompson Mr. Mark Schoppe Neal and Bea Smith Dr. and Mrs. Verner Stillner Ms. Janice Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schreiber Family Foundation Mark and Mary Ellen Mrs. Rita Lee Thompson and Stinski Foundation Ms. Jane M. Schryver Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Smith Dr. J. Dan Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stinski Mr. David A. Schwartz Ms. Joan M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Throop Mr. Brian Stoler Robert S. and Marjorie Y. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Smith Mrs. Olive Tiller Scott Foundation Mr. John F. Smith The Reverend and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tindal Mrs. C. Eugene Stollings Ms. Marjorie Y. Scott Mrs. June C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tottenham Ms. Misty M. Stone Mr. Rodney Scribner Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Smith III Ms. Dorset Townley Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stone Mr. William Sealey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Smith Mr. Ronald Townsend Mr. Robert C. Storlie Mr. and Mrs. David A. Sears Mr. Matthew D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Tozer Mr. William D. Story Mr. Tony M. Sease and Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Smith Mrs. Kelli F. Tregemba Dr. Lorraine Sease Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Smith Mr. Michael J. Stratton Ms. Phyllis Trible Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Seele Mr. William H. Smith Ms. Jennifer Streit Father Ronald T. Trojcak Mr. and Mrs. Contee Seely Mr. Wilson P. Smith Ms. Christianna Strohbeck Tudor Family Foundation Dr. Dana C. Seidl Mr. David S. Smoak and Ms. Lisa Strongin Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Tudor Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sellers Ms. Charity A. Townsend Mr. Mick Strongin Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Turner Seventh House LTD SNS Medical Consulting Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stuart Ms. Anne S. Twitchell Mr. Michael F. Sexton Ms. Marguerite Soffa Mr. and Mrs. Don Stucky Mr. Carter B. Tyler Mrs. James H. Shackelford Dr. and Mrs. Alan Solway Mr. and Mrs. Ghulam M. Mr. James R. Uber Suhrawardi Mr. Ronald G. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Somoza Dr. John R. Uglum III Mr. John Summerhays Mr. Charles M. Shaffer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Sottili The Honorable Thomas A. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Souza Mr. and Mrs. James E. Unverferth Dr. Lena Shahbandar Summerville Jr. Mr. Matthew Sowd Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Upton Dr. Naveed Shams and Ms. Mary P. Sundheimer Mrs. Seema N. Shams Mr. and Mrs. James M. Spain Mary and Lowell Van DeRiet Ms. Elizabeth C. Sussman Ms. Barbara C. Shane Mr. and Mrs. James Spainhower Family Fund of the Minneapolis Dr. Brian P. Sutton and Ms. Dr. Susan H. Shane Mr. and Mrs. John P. Spalding Foundation Cheryl Santagate-Sutton Mr. John Van Dyke and Ms. Louise M. Laufersweiler and Mr. Jim Spearman Mr. and Mrs. Keith Swartz Mr. Warren D. Sharp Ms. Laura Chenel Dr. Stuart Speedie and Dr. Richard D. Swensen and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shavlik Dr. Marilyn Speedie Mr. and Mrs. Philippe A. The Reverend Grace Swensen Van Marcke Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sheahen Mr. and Mrs. Steven Spiech Mr. Robert Synk Mr. and Mrs. Mark Van Sant Dr. Lincoln Shimomura Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spiner Taheri Foundation Dr. Jennifer S. Van Vickle and Dr. and Mrs. Sudheer Shirali Mr. and Mrs. Rex J. Spivey Dr. and Mrs. Zia E. Taheri Ms. Carolyn H. Cole Dr. Mariko Shirazi Mr. and Mrs. John D. Spragins Ms. Margarete Talarico Mr. Gary Vanderwerf Dr. Mark M. Shoemaker and Ms. Joanne Springer Mr. Deane Tank Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Varallo Dr. Joyce N. Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires Professor Steven Tanksley Mr. Kenton Varda Ms. Gail D. Shore Ms. Elizabeth C. Staiger 56 Members of the Ambassadors Circle contribute unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more to the Carter Center Annual Fund .

Dr. Piero Verro Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. White Jr. Future Philanthropists Rev. Audrey Vincent Dr. Patricia White Through a special initiative, young people can be sponsored by Ms. Dawn Vincent Mr. Robert M. White Ambassadors Circle members with a gift of $250 or they can make Mr. and Mrs. Naushad Virji Mr. Robert Whitfield their own membership gift . Ms. Brenda J. Wade Dr. and Mrs. Per H. Wickstrom Dr. Judith Elaine Wade Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wieland Rebecca Adams Colette Le Jeune Mr. and Mrs. David Walk Ms. Alma Wiley Fielding Arnold Michael Lowder Ms. Kathleen Walker John and Marcia Wilkinson Less Arnold James Lynn Mr. Lester D. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Williams William Arnold Meagan Lynn Professor and Mrs. Barclay Ward Mr. Gilbert Judd Williams and Quinn Bazinet Royce C. Mann Mr. Donald J. Ward and Ms. Anne Power Bonaparte Matthew J. Bouillon Tendal Mann Ms. Jennifer L. Eis Mr. and Mrs. James C. Williams Tyler Carpenter Matt Mason Mr. Edward W. Ward Mrs. Lillie B. Williams Peter Davis Jason Minor The Honorable Horace T. Ward Ms. Sandra S. Williams Caroline Flood Jacqueline Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Ward Mr. James M. Williamson Hannah Fox Berry P. Rice Ms. Evelyn Ware and Dr. John S. Willis and James K. Henderson Meena A. Sayeed Mr. Darien Ware Dr. Judith H. Willis Tim Hommey Nadir Shams Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wilson Pamela J. Hooper Christopher P. Storey Warmington Mr. Edward B. Wilson Lauren R. Hunt Christy Szekely Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Warner III Dr. Joseph N. Wilson and Mr. Glenn Warner and Dr. Selma P. Wilson Ms. Marguerite Davis The Jerry J. Wilson Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner Foundation A Liberian woman and her infant Ms. Elizabeth C. Warren Mr. Robert L. Wintermyer watch a Carter Center–supported Ms. Kathryn L. Warren Miss Rainey Isabel Wise theater group perform an Warren Family Fund of The Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wolf educational skit about private Columbus Foundation Mr. Peter M. Wolter property rights . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Warren Mr. Alexander Woo Mr. and Mrs. William L. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt H. Wood Ms. Donna Wasserbach Ms. Jeanne R. Woodberry Ms. Cathryn A. Wasson Ms. Marion Woodfield and Mr. David Watson Mr. Marc Weinberg Mr. Kevon S. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woods Ms. Alecia Wawrzynski Dr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Way III Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Woodward Dr. and Mrs. J. Dix Wayman Mr. Homer E. Wright Jr. Dr. John Wehner and Mr. Rex Wright Dr. Asuncion Martinez-Wehner Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wright Ms. Susen Wehner Mr. Walter Wurfel and Ms. Dorle E. Weil Ms. Sara Fitzgerald The Patricia and Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Xeras Weil Family Foundation Dr. Barbara Yager Mr. Kenneth S. Weiner and Mr. Tuen Ping Yang and Ms. Kathy Fletcher Ms. Ann Na Dong Mr. John Wells Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Young Ms. Kit-Victoria Wells Dr. Dave Youngs Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Welter Mr. Max H. Yount Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Wendell Ms. Marie Yovanovitch Ms. Helen H. West Mr. Richard W. Zahn Mr. Andrew Westbrook Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Zangardi Dr. and Mrs. W. Daniel Ms. Clare P. Zens Westerkam Mr. James R. Ziegler Weswood Foundation Ms. Bernadette Zigalo-Del Braccio Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Whalen Ms. Susan Zimicki Mr. Charles Wheatley Dr. Phyllis Arn Zimmer Ms. Marilee Wheeler Ms. Virginia Allen Zimmerman Ms. Mary V. Whelan Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Craig M. Whitcher

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Anonymous (45) Mrs. Laura Boyd Mrs. Lois Clark Mr. Randy K. Dolven Ms. Caroline Adams Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boysen Ms. Ferne Cleven Ms. Alice Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Holyoke P. Adams Ms. Deborah Bozsa and Dr. Gail L. Clifford Dr. Robert Numan and Ms. Edith E. Holiday and Mr. Mr. Charles Mecum Ms. Nancy B. Cogsdale Dr. Diane Dreher Terrence B. Adamson Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Brand Mr. Mark B. Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Drezek Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Aebi Ms. Bonnie D. Briscoe Ms. Sheila M. Fyfe Dr. Kathleen Duerksen and Dr. John F. Ahearne Ms. Lee Britton Henkel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Coleman Mr. Kevin Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen Ms. Angela Brown Robert Boston Colgin Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Durham Ms. Portia Comenetia Allen Ms. Ella L. Brown Mrs. Isabelle R. Collins Mr. Kenneth P. Dutter Ms. Carrie Amestoy Mr. and Mrs. J. Chris Brown The Community of Christ Dr. Brad Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ms. Mary Lord Brown the Servant Mr. Gabriel H. Ebersole Anderson Ms. Barbara A. Bruner Mr. and Mrs. David S. Conant Ms. Jane Moretz Edmisten Ms. Deborah J. Anderson and Ms. Beatrice Buck Ms. Paula M. Cooke Dr. K. David G. Edwards Ms. Lori B. Lundell Mr. Mike R. Budzik and Mr. Richard P. Coonan Mr. and Mrs. William T. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Anderson Ms. Sarah A. Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Jarl R. Engberg Ms. Marion Anderson-Peat Ms. Virginia M. Bukowski Mrs. R. Selwyn Copeland Ms. Gail M. Ervin Ms. Esther Ando Mr. Richard L. Bulinski Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Corum III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Androne Ms. E. Beatrice Bumgardner Mr. Rod Corvo Mr. Robert V. Evers Ms. Mary R. Angulo Ms. LuVella C. Burnett Mr. John A. Costa Marjorie A. Farley Mr. Brian Anthony and Mr. Kenneth H. Burrows Ms. Suzan L. Costantini Mr. and Mrs. George Fee Mr. Joseph Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Burton Mr. Paul B. Costello and Mr. Alfred Fenger Mr. and Mrs. Colin S. Archibald Ms. Maxine Busby Ms. Rita Beamish Ms. Taj-Almolook Ferdowsi Ms. Jane Ariail Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Buttel Mr. Stuart Couch Dr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. Mr. Carroll Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Byrne Mrs. Irene M. Covey Fernandez Mr. Charles R. Arterburn Kathleen M. Byrne, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Crampton Mr. Gary S. Figdore Dr. Kazuko K. Artus Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Byrne Mr. James D. Crawford Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Finnigan Ms. Jacqui Avila-Bell Ms. Barbara J. Cain Mrs. Margaret S. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fitzhugh Ms. Kathleen M. Bader Mr. James C. Calaway Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cross Ms. Nayan A. Fleenor Ms. Anne Baglini Ms. Pauline B. Campbell Ms. Carol Ann Crotty Ms. Yvette I. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Bailey Mrs. Margaret J. Canavan Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Crowder Mrs. Eli M. Fletcher Mrs. Mary Balfour Ms. Voradel M. Carey Dr. Thomas I. Crowell Mr. and Mrs. John M. Folsom Mr. Joe T. Bamberg Mrs. Virginia Carhartt and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Crowley Mr. Guy Formichella Mrs. Cecilia T. Banulski The Reverend Dr. F. Ms. Joan R. Cummiskey Ms. Margaret J. Francka Mr. Howard Barfels Andrew Carhartt Mrs. Ann Baker Currie Mr. Peter Ralph Fremgen Mr. Carl Bargmann Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Carlson Ms. Alvera S. Cushion Ms. Jacque French Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barksdale Dr. Amee F. Carmines Mr. Chris d'Eon Dr. Nancy M. Frick Ms. Nancy E. Barnwell Mrs. Sylvia D. Cart Mr. Eugene Dahnke Mr. Roy Frysinger Ms. Martha H. Beach Mr. Don E. Carter Mr. Charles H. Dana Jr. Ms. Nell Funk Mr. and Mrs. Larry Beans Mr. Floyd William Carter Mr. John Daniels Ms. Arlene E. Furey Dr. Christa-Maria Beardsley The Honorable Jimmy Carter and Mrs. George C. Dannals Mr. and Mrs. Ladell J. Futch Mr. Jay Beck Rosalynn Carter Mr. and Mrs. Victor Daub Jr. Mr. Farley M. Galbraith Mr. Lon A. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Kermon A. Carter Mr. and Mrs. George A. Daum Ms. Rachael M. Garrity Ms. Dolores E. Bell Ms. Suzanne Carter Mr. and Mrs. Gastón O. Daumy Mr. W. F. Gasner and Mrs. Mae Woods Bell Mr. Ulysses A. Carter Mr. James Davies Ms. Lurlene Kyles Ms. Cindy Benson Mr. George Carvalho Ms. Adalyn Davis Mrs. Olga B. Gechas Mr. Rodney R. Bentz Ms. Margaret A. Carver Ms. Anne A. Davis Ms. Kathryn A. George Ms. Diane Bergen Mr. Sharron Cason Mr. Christopher L. Davis Ms. Margaret H. George Mrs. Jean B. Bergmark Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Chaiken Rev. and Mrs. David M. Davis Mrs. E. Alvin Gerhardt Ms. Mary Ellen Bernhardt Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Chalker Dr. Margaret D. Davis Ms. Jane Gering Mrs. Margaret W. Bigham The Honorable Anne Cox Mr. and Mrs. Deane K. Dayton Dr. Paul Gerke and Chambers Ms. Stephanie Biziewski Mrs. Rita Demsey Dr. Katherine Gerke Ms. Estrella Chan Mr. and Mrs. William G. G. Mr. Daniel W. Dennison Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Gervais Dr. Jessalyne L. Charles Blakney Mrs. Carolyn Derr Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gillen Mr. Robert Charm Mr. and Mrs. Lee N. Blatt Dr. Claudia Dickerson Mrs. Martin A. Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Charney Ms. Esther Borg Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dickson Mr. Donald S. Gingrich Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Chen Dr. Amy R. Boscov and Mr. Gurdev S. Dindral Ms. Susan Gale Gleghorn Dr. Terence Ellen Ms. Nancy J. Christen Mr. Mark Dixon and Dr. and Mrs. Peter Gloor Ms. Patricia Bourland Mrs. Carl C. Clark Mrs. Sheryl Heitker Mr. Alejandro R. Gonzales-Garcia Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dodge

58 Members of the Legacy Circle provide support through their estate and financial planning . Membership list current through Aug . 31, 2011 .

Dr. Pat Gordin and Ms. Rita Hovakimian Mr. Greg Lafortune Mr. Chris McMullan Mr. Larry Gordin Dr. Herbert E. Howe Jr. and Ms. Mary W. Lamy Ms. Mary M. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Cliff B. Gosney Jr. Dr. Sue Howe Ms. Susan Landon Ms. Peggy J. Meade-Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Ken K. Gouw Ms. Charlotte A. Hubley Mr. Robert Landwehr Mr. John V. Meeks Ms. Beverly J. Grant Mr. James F. Hughes Mr. Kenneth C. Lang Mr. Richard P. Menzel Linda H. and James B. Grant Mr. Robert R. Humphrey Ms. Ann Lansing Ms. MaryAnn E. Merendino Ms. Lynda Graves Mr. Richard G. Hutcheson III and Mr. and Mrs. J. Brand Laseter Mr. Robert G. Merkle Ms. Margo Grbinich Hunt Mr. C. Robert Kincaid Mr. Earl A. Lash Mr. Robert Messersmith Ms. Catherine Green Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Ms. Elaine Lazzeroni Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Messina Dr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Green Mr. Robert A. Ipock Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Leahy Col. Virginia A. Metcalf Dr. Kim Ipock Ms. Ruth A. Green Ms. Marie J. Leblanc Ms. Ethel P. Metcalfe Mr. and Mrs. B. William Irlbeck Ms. Matilda M. Grey Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ledbetter Ms. Jill M. Meuser and Ms. Karen J. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grimes Ms. Tammye M. Lee Dr. Gary L. McKown Ms. M. Christine Jacobs Mrs. Leslie Grimes and Ms. Anne M. Lennon Ms. Margery Meyer Mr. Robert S. Jacobson Mr. Daniel C. Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Leonard Dr. Charles L. Miller Ms. Diane S. Jacqmin Ms. Cynthia F. Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Leonard Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Miller Loree Ann and David Janusz Mr. Fred Grob and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn N. Lesniak Ms. Janice Miller Ms. Dorothy Kinney Ms. J. Michelle Jenn Mr. Jerry Lester Ms. Lisa Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Grubbs Mr. Marvin D. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Justin C. Lewis Mr. John T. Raible Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Habig Ms. Barbara Ann Jezl Ms. Mary Lindsey Lewis Ms. Paulina Miller Ms. Rosemary Hagen Dr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Johnson Mr. Albert Leyva Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Miller Mrs. John Wayne Hall Mr. James S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. McAdory Ms. Ruth H. Miner-Kessel Ms. Florence B. Hamlin Ms. Linda O. Johnson Lipscomb Jr. Dr. Mary Miyagi and Ms. Kay Hamner Ms. Marilyn Johnson Ms. Beth Logan and Dr. Masakazu Miyagi Reverend and Mrs. Earl K. Hanna Ms. Susan F. Johnson Mr. Michael J. Koziel Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mock Ms. Ermaline Hannum Ms. Barbara Jones Mr. Richard B. Logan III Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. Richard C. Hardes Barb Jones and Chris Jones Ms. Mona Logsdon Mohrenweiser Mr. John S. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jones Mr. Harry Lonsdale Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Moody Rev. and Mrs. William K. Harman Mr. and Mrs. John Jopling Ms. Diane M. Loucks Mrs. Edwin L. Moon Mr. and Mrs. William R. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jorgensen Dr. Willa Dean Lowery Mr. Donald Moore Mr. Dennis Harms and Mr. Steven Kale and Ms. Barbara A. Luke The Reverend L. Katherine Moore Ms. Susan Bergman Ms. Leah Hemelstrand Ms. Jane W. Lusk Ms. Tertia Moore Ms. Janet Harold Ms. Marie J. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ma Dr. Thomas J. Moore Reverend Shaun Harrigan Mrs. Lee Kapelovitz Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Maddox Ms. Patricia G. Harrington Mr. George Karnoutsos Ms. Ruth Justice Moorer and Mrs. Janice Major Mr. Charles A. Moorer Mr. and Mrs. David H. Harris Ms. Barbara A. Karwhite Ms. Ruby Mantooth Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Harris Jr. Ms. Katherine A. Kent Mr. John J. Moores Jr. C. D. Manwaring Mr. Harold E. Morris Mr. C. LaVern Hartvigson Ms. Judy Kieffer Mr. A. Russell Marane Ms. Carol Hartz Ms. Judith Kierstead Ms. Sheila R. Morris and Ms. Barbara Maros Ms. Teresa L. Williams Mr. Joseph R. Haun Mr. Damon Kimber Mr. Neilson Marshall Mr. Richard H. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Hawes Mrs. Charlotte Kimelman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Moss Mr. Rick Meeker Hayman Mr. C. Robert Kincaid Ms. Marilyn Martin Mr. and Mrs. Luke R. Mumma Ms. Elfriede B. Haynes Mr. David Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Martinez Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Heartspring Foundation Mr. Edward Klunk Dr. Barbara C. Matthews Munford III Ms. Linda Helms Ms. Ursula Knaeusel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Nordan C. Murphy Ms. Virginia S. Henderson-Stout Mr. Paul F. Knauth Mr. and Mrs. W. Steve Maxwell Mr. Lee A. Nascimento Ms. Carol A. Henning Ms. Esther P. Knierim Ms. Marty McCall Mrs. Linda R. Nascimento Ms. Aileen A. Herrmann Dr. Linda V. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. McCalla Mr. Phil Nash Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hewett Mr. Bill L. Knowles The Honorable Neal McCurn Dr. and Mrs. Will L. Nash Ms. Dana Hice Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Koppeis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. McDow Mrs. Daniel E. Nathan Mr. and Mrs. La Vern D. Hiebert Ms. Susan Kotar Ms. Laura A. McIlhennon Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Neff Ms. Mary Ellen Hill Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Kownacki Mr. Gregg L. McKee Jr. Dr. Diana F. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hochman Mrs. Georgia E. Koyl Professor Emeritus A. Dean Dr. Joyce Neu Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Mrs. Emma Jayne Kretlow McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Newman Hochstetler Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Krisilas Mr. Wade F. McKenzie Mr. Barry Nickelsberg Ms. Joanne Hoemberg Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Dr. Margaret McLean Mrs. Lillian B. Nicolson Ms. R. Diane Holliday Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McLellan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Nicolson Mr. Scott A. Horning Mrs. Bidy Kulkarni Mr. William W. McMillan Ms. Barbara R. Nielsen Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Houts Ms. Pauline Kummer

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Mr. Samuel L. Norris Mr. James Rhinesmith Mr. Martin H. Silton Mr. Roman J. Verostko Mr. and Mrs. Gary Norton Ms. Augustine J. Rhodes Dr. and Mrs. William H. Simpson Mr. Ernest C. Vickroy Ms. Katherine H. Nunez Ms. Laura M. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Bob Singleton Mr. Pong Vilaysane Ms. Barbara Nurse Mr. Fred A. Richards Ms. Virginia O. Skinner Mrs. A. Henry von Mechow Mr. George W. O'Quinn Ms. Kendra M. Riden Mr. and Mrs. Brent L. Slay Ms. Lois P. Vrhel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Riedesel Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sloan Ms. Andrea S. Waas Ms. Peggy M. Ochwat Mrs. Carl Rigney Ms. Dorcas Smith Ms. Barbara Wadkins Ms. Carol Ogline Ms. Michelle Riley Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smouse Mrs. Margaret M. Wagner Ms. Janet Oliver Ms. Joan M. Ritchie Ms. Cheryl Snyder Mr. Rick Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Kent L. Oots Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Robinson Mr. Carroll South Mr. and Mrs. Clifford K. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. James Oppel Jr. Ms. Vivien A. Rock Mr. Laven Sowell Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Osborne Dr. and Mrs. Gaylan Rockswold Ms. Susan Spadinger Mr. and Mrs. Denton Ward Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ostrander Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. John S. Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner Ms. Jill S. Pagels Mr. Lawrence D. Roesler Mr. and Mrs. James N. Stanard Ms. Elizabeth C. Warren Mrs. Coletta M. Pagenkopf Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Stapp Mrs. Joan Warzeka Mr. Richard Palmer Mr. and Mrs. William Rubley Ms. Wilhelmina M. Stemmer Mr. Arthur G. Wasserman Ms. Carmen B. Pappas Ms. Anna Lee Rucker Mr. and Mrs. Baird Stephens Ms. Nancy S. Watkins Ms. Mary Kay Parham Mr. and Mrs. Conway Mr. Duke S. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Way III Ms. Carole M. Park Rulon-Miller Mrs. Milton D. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. J. Dix Wayman Ms. Anna Maria Parker Ms. Elizabeth H. Russell Ms. Peggy H. Stilwell Ms. Karen Weddle Ms. Geraldine J. Parker Ms. Mary Eleanor Russell Ms. Erika Stone Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomas Parks Mr. Robert K. Russell Jr. Ms. Misty M. Stone Ms. Janet Welsh Mrs. Katherine W. Paterson and Ms. Loretta Russo Ms. Beverly M. Stoy Ms. Tammy Wert Mr. John B. Paterson Ms. Cynthia K. Sabin Ms. Mary B. Strauss Ms. Helen H. West Mr. and Mrs. Randy G. Paul Mr. Donald Sackett Mr. and Mrs. Maynard F. Stukey Dr. Betty Jo White Mrs. Mary Peck Mr. Peter F. Said Mr. and Mrs. James C. Swaner Ms. Nancy L. Whitworth Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Peters Ms. Ruth A. Salinger Dr. Constance Swank Ms. Mildred Wichman Mr. and Mrs. Dave Peterson Mr. and Mrs. James Sallen The Reverend and Mrs. Wilfred H. Wickersham Dr. Susan Petro Ms. Virginia D. Samplawski Mrs. M. Thomas Swantner Dr. Marilyn Williams Ms. Joyce Philen Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Sarner The Reverend Grace Swensen and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson Ms. Clara J. Picarella Ms. Janet Sawyer Dr. Richard D. Swensen Mr. Edward B. Wilson Mrs. Una Marie Pierce Ms. Barbara J. Schaefer Mr. Edward Tarte Mr. John C. Wilson Ms. Nancy Pitera Ms. Bernice L. Schaefer Dr. and Mrs. Alva W. Taylor Ms. Patricia Wirth Mr. Anders Platou Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Schaeffer Ms. Nancy J. Taylor Colonel and Mrs. Nat R. Wisser Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pollack Dr. John Schatmeyer Mrs. Elyseo Taylor Ms. Gabriele E. Wohlauer Ms. Cheryl Pond Ms. Vikki A. Schick and Ms. Jo Ellen Teasdale Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Poteet Mr. Elmer C. Kreisel Jr. Mrs. Mable Temple Ms. Mary E. Wolter Mr. Chesley H. Prince and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schmidt Ms. Anne G. B. Thomas Mr. Rick Wood Ms. Cathy A. Wilkins Mr. Robert R. Schoos Dr. Gail E. Thomas Ms. Doris G. Woods Ms. Rose Prisko Ms. Edna I. Schram Mr. Douglas R. Thompson Mrs. Thomas T. Woodson Mrs. Rita Coveney Pudenz Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schrock Mrs. Irene E. Thompson Ms. Norris Wootton and The Reverend James H. Purks III Ms. Elsa N. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. James F. Thorpe Mr. David Shivers Ms. Barbara R. Cole and Mrs. William B. Schwartz Dr. Rodney V. Tillman Mr. Walter Wurfel and Mr. John L. Quigley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Jon Tobiessen Ms. Sara Fitzgerald Mr. William L. Raiser and Mr. and Mrs. LaRoy E. Seaver Mr. Charles W. Tomlinson Ms. Adeline Wuslich Madame Francoise Lamailloux Ms. Doris J. Seely Ms. Barbara Torode Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Yates Ms. Claudia Ramisch Mrs. James H. Shackelford Mr. Raymond S. Trayer Mrs. Madonna Yates Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Raphael Mr. Christopher R. Shantz Miss Louise Tucker Col. Mary H. Yeakel Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Rea Dr. Bertram H. Shapiro Mr. Howard Turner Mr. Aaron Yeargan Ms. Martha J. Reddout Mrs. Edward C. Shearer Ms. Charlene E. Twente Ms. Kathleen M. Yori Mrs. Annie T. Redman Mr. Jason W. Sheedy Dr. David U’Prichard Mr. Hai Tee Young Ms. Magdalen M. Redman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Lisa U’Prichard Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Zeak Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rehfuss Shellenbarger Mr. Arthur E. Ullrich Mr. Nick Zeller Mr. Kurt A. Reichle Ms. Marjorie F. Shipe Mr. Jeffrey M. Ulmer Mr. James R. Ziegler Ms. Jane P. Rein’l Ms. Ruth Shults and Ms. Maria C. Vasquez Ms. Nancy Zinner Mr. Donald L. Reinking Mr. Charles Bradley Ms. Connie Venturini Mr. Richard H. Reuper Ms. Donna J. Silner

60 Founders

The Carter Center and the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum were built in large measure thanks to the early leadership and financial support of the Carter Center Founders .

Agha Hasan Abedi Walter and Elise Haas Allen E. Paulson Senator Hajime Akiyama Armand Hammer Lamar and Frances Plunkett Ivan Allen III Sidney Harman and Jane Frank John and Betty Pope Dwayne O. Andreas Harman, Esq. James D. Robinson III Arthur and Diana Blank Governor and Mrs. W. Averell Harriman Hasib J. Sabbagh Richard C. Blum Jess Hay Deen Day Sanders W. Michael Blumenthal Christopher B. and Patricia K. Hemmeter Ryoichi Sasakawa Edgar M. Bronfman Sr. Philip M. and Ethel Klutznick Walter H. and Phyllis J. Shorenstein James C. and Connie Calaway Mathilde and Arthur Krim Richard R. Swann Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Carlos George P. Livanos R. E. “Ted” Turner Anne Cox Chambers Fraydun Manocherian Robert and Ann Utley Warren Christopher G. William Miller Edie and Lew Wasserman Dominique de Menil Guy W. Millner Thomas J. Watson Jr. Charles W. Duncan Jr. George P. and Cynthia Mitchell Milton A. Wolf His Majesty King Fahd of Saudi Arabia Set Charles Momjian Robert W. Woodruff J. B. Fuqua David Packard Tadao Yoshida Roberto C. Goizueta George and Thelma Paraskevaides Erwin E. Zaban

In South Sudan, an illustration near the community water source warns victims of Guinea worm disease against entering the water so they will not spread the disease .

61 Financials

30 years of waging peace, 30fighting disease, and building hope

Tunisians make their way through the ancient streets of Tunis. The Arab uprising began in this north African country in December 2010, and The Carter Center observed its peaceful and orderly elections less than a year later, in October 2011.

62 63 Consolidated Financial Statements

Independent Auditors’ Report

The Board of Trustees The Carter Center, Inc.: We have audited the accompanying consolidated statements of financial position of The Carter Center, Inc. and subsidiary (CCI) as of August 31, 2011 and 2010, and the related consolidated statements of activities, functional expenses, and cash flows for the years then ended. These consolidated financial statements are the responsibility of CCI’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these consolidated financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes consideration of internal control over financial reporting as a basis for designing audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of CCI’s internal control over financial reporting. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements, assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion. In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of The Carter Center, Inc. and subsidiary as of August 31, 2011 and 2010, and the changes in their net assets and their cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles.

February 10, 2012

30 years of waging peace, fighting disease, and building hope 64 30 Consolidated Financial Statements Consolidated Statements of Financial Position

August 31, 2011 and 2010 2011 2010 Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 19,109,783 3,456,969 Short-term investments (note 5) — 27,117,834 Accounts receivable: Due from Federal government 1,991,205 1,395,445 Other 229,301 211,501 Total accounts receivable 2,220,506 1,606,946 Contributions receivable, net (note 3) 22,541,426 23,892,833 Inventory (notes 4 and 15) 16,606,000 43,819,646 Investments (notes 5 and 7) 419,352,660 365,675,313 Property, plant, and equipment, net (note 6) 7,472,795 8,070,368 Artwork 2,175,165 2,142,515 Other assets 221,083 32,682 Total assets $489,699,418 475,815,106

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 3,560,224 3,643,181 Deferred revenue 2,309,384 3,190,144 Annuity obligations (note 7) 4,074,214 4,269,593 Total liabilities 9,943,822 11,102,918 Net assets (note 12): Unrestricted 163,880,724 146,776,510 Temporarily restricted 191,880,041 195,259,694 Permanently restricted 123,994,831 122,675,984 Total net assets 479,755,596 464,712,188 Commitments and contingencies (notes 7, 8, 9 and 16) Total liabilities and net assets $489,699,418 475,815,106

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

65 Consolidated Statement of Activities

Year ended August 31, 2011 (with comparative totals for 2010) Temporarily Permanently Totals Unrestricted restricted restricted 2011 2010 Revenue and support Contributions and grants: Operating $ 23,909,091 304,126 — 24,213,217 26,293,101 Programs: Health 4,194,700 15,028,150 — 19,222,850 18,008,605 Peace 19,256,970 2,436,453 — 21,693,423 14,304,830 Cross-program — 228,073 — 228,073 3,049,145 In-kind gifts (note 10): Health — 118,785,253 — 118,785,253 126,475,477 Peace — 12,000 — 12,000 73,500 Cross-program — 31,573 — 31,573 387,925 Operating 256,283 — — 256,283 225,000 Endowment — — 1,318,847 1,318,847 854,664 Total contributions and grants 47,617,044 136,825,628 1,318,847 185,761,519 189,672,247 Endowment fund earnings 6,346,369 11,210,469 — 17,556,838 17,173,424 Appreciation (depreciation) of endowment investments, net 11,201,557 20,444,373 — 31,645,930 8,507,066 Facilities use income 348,805 — — 348,805 308,554 Interest and investment income 24,005 9,301 — 33,306 1,100,270 Net assets released from restrictions: Health 168,108,081 (168,108,081) — — — Peace 2,726,444 (2,726,444) — — — Cross-program 640,046 (640,046) — — — Operating 394,853 (394,853) — — — Total revenue and support 237,407,204 (3,379,653) 1,318,847 235,346,398 216,761,561 Expenses Program: Health 181,601,500 — — 181,601,500 178,378,226 Peace 22,414,332 — — 22,414,332 18,326,350 Cross-program 1,144,612 — — 1,144,612 3,983,117 Fund-raising 8,860,699 — — 8,860,699 9,053,787 General and administrative 6,281,847 — — 6,281,847 6,305,025 Total expenses 220,302,990 — — 220,302,990 216,046,505 Change in net assets 17,104,214 (3,379,653) 1,318,847 15,043,408 715,056 Net assets at beginning of year 146,776,510 195,259,694 122,675,984 464,712,188 463,997,132 Net assets at end of year $163,880,724 191,880,041 123,994,831 479,755,596 464,712,188

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

66 Consolidated Statement of Activities

Year ended August 31, 2010 Temporarily Permanently Total Unrestricted restricted restricted 2010 Revenue and support Contributions and grants: Operating $ 25,649,672 643,429 — 26,293,101 Programs: Health 8,054,726 9,953,879 — 18,008,605 Peace 11,563,147 2,741,683 — 14,304,830 Cross-program — 3,049,145 — 3,049,145 In-kind gifts (note 10): Health — 126,475,477 — 126,475,477 Peace — 73,500 — 73,500 Cross-program — 387,925 — 387,925 Operating 225,000 — — 225,000 Endowment — — 854,664 854,664 Total contributions and grants 45,492,545 143,325,038 854,664 189,672,247 Endowment fund earnings 6,034,342 11,139,082 — 17,173,424 Appreciation (depreciation) of endowment investments, net 2,802,051 5,705,015 — 8,507,066 Facilities use income 308,554 — — 308,554 Interest and investment income 1,075,665 24,605 — 1,100,270 Net assets released from restrictions: Health 169,289,402 (169,289,402) — — Peace 2,815,260 (2,815,260) — — Cross-program 2,487,407 (2,487,407) — — Operating 445,944 (445,944) — — Total revenue and support 230,751,170 (14,844,273) 854,664 216,761,561 Expenses Program: Health 178,378,226 — — 178,378,226 Peace 18,326,350 — — 18,326,350 Cross-program 3,983,117 — — 3,983,117 Fundraising 9,053,787 — — 9,053,787 General and administrative 6,305,025 — — 6,305,025 Total expenses 216,046,505 — — 216,046,505 Change in net assets 14,704,665 (14,844,273) 854,664 715,056 Net assets at beginning of year 132,071,845 210,103,967 121,821,320 463,997,132 Net assets at end of year $146,776,510 195,259,694 122,675,984 464,712,188

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

67 Consolidated Statement of Functional Expenses

Year ended August 31, 2011 Program expenses Supporting expenses Cross- General and Total Health Peace program Fundraising administrative 2011 Salaries $ 8,785,580 5,205,312 231,373 3,557,111 3,506,951 21,286,327 Consulting 3,377,916 3,841,004 132,098 430,400 310,529 8,091,947 Communications 1,234,825 704,280 10,241 1,783,017 199,407 3,931,770 Services 320,375 464,529 18,868 1,075,300 266,443 2,145,515 Office and equipment 1,246,427 1,231,962 11,242 117,022 117,466 2,724,119 Vehicles 3,524,782 762,875 43 832 1,353 4,289,885 Travel/meetings 8,023,915 6,923,726 117,924 1,087,281 62,632 16,215,478 Interventions (note 2[k]) 148,491,843 — — — — 148,491,843 Other 469,576 143,014 5,917 250,858 908,985 1,778,350 Grants 5,702,214 2,736,307 588,320 — — 9,026,841 181,177,453 22,013,009 1,116,026 8,301,821 5,373,766 217,982,075 Common area and depreciation 424,047 401,323 28,586 558,878 908,081 2,320,915 Total expenses $181,601,500 22,414,332 1,144,612 8,860,699 6,281,847 220,302,990

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

Year ended August 31, 2010 Program expenses Supporting expenses Cross- General and Total Health Peace program Fundraising administrative 2010 Salaries $ 7,998,364 4,325,826 232,578 3,204,920 3,483,010 19,244,698 Consulting 2,966,052 3,495,588 154,094 597,795 246,660 7,460,189 Communications 1,314,215 520,746 13,758 1,996,347 242,783 4,087,849 Services 588,337 252,606 9,053 1,202,767 336,808 2,389,571 Office and equipment 1,505,198 1,366,919 31,570 109,597 143,128 3,156,412 Vehicles 4,204,572 414,117 44 761 1,379 4,620,873 Travel/meetings 8,619,176 5,073,257 503,131 1,227,456 65,773 15,488,793 Interventions (note 2[k]) 144,339,402 — — — — 144,339,402 Other 413,428 108,794 997 209,149 870,167 1,602,535 Grants 6,048,331 2,395,510 3,008,721 — — 11,452,562 177,997,075 17,953,363 3,953,946 8,548,792 5,389,708 213,842,884 Common area and depreciation 381,151 372,987 29,171 504,995 915,317 2,203,621 Total expenses $178,378,226 18,326,350 3,983,117 9,053,787 6,305,025 216,046,505

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

68 Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows

Years ended August 31, 2011 and 2010 2011 2010 Cash flows from operating activities: Change in net assets $ 15,043,408 715,056 Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities: Depreciation 921,010 910,922 (Appreciation) depreciation of endowment investments, net (31,645,930) (8,507,066) Donated artwork (32,650) (13,750) Permanently restricted contributions (1,318,847) (854,664) Net change in inventory balances due to noncash contributions and distributions 27,213,646 13,917,246 Changes in operating assets and liabilities: Accounts receivable (613,560) (359,097) Contributions receivable, net of permanently restricted 1,213,423 2,459,726 Other assets (188,401) (32,682) Accounts payable and accrued expenses, deferred revenue, and annuity obligations (1,159,096) (224,671) Net cash provided by operating activities 9,433,003 8,011,020 Cash flows from investing activities: Purchase of property and equipment, net of related payables (323,437) (337,066) Sales of short-term investments, net 27,117,834 9,204,319 Purchase of investments (24,032,316) (26,462,430) Sale of investments 2,000,899 — Net cash provided by (used in) investing activities 4,762,980 (17,595,177) Cash flows from financing activities: Permanently restricted contributions 1,318,847 854,664 (Increase) decrease in permanently restricted contributions receivable, net 137,984 (22,523) Net cash provided by financing activities 1,456,831 832,141 Net change in cash and cash equivalents 15,652,814 (8,752,016) Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 3,456,969 12,208,985 Cash and cash equivalents at end of year $ 19,109,783 3,456,969 Supplemental disclosure: Property, plant, and equipment additions totaling $0 and $81,497 were included in accounts payable and accrued expenses at August 31, 2011 and 2010, respectively.

See accompanying notes to consolidated financial statements.

69 Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements

1. Organization and Operation b. Principles of Consolidation The consolidated financial statements of CCI include The Carter Center, Inc. (CCI), formerly known as Carter the activity of The Carter Center Collaborative, Inc. Presidential Library, Inc. and Carter Presidential Center, (CCCI), an affiliated tax-exempt not-for-profit corpora- Inc., was organized on October 26, 1981 under the laws tion which supports CCI’s mission through receipt of of the State of Georgia as a not-for-profit corporation to in-kind goods and services. All significant intercompany be operated exclusively for charitable and educational transactions are eliminated in consolidation. purposes. CCI operates programmatically under two main action c. Basis of Presentation areas: Peace and Health. CCI also receives broad-based Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are support deemed to be beneficial to all programs and is classified based on the existence or absence of donor- categorized as Cross-program. imposed restrictions. Accordingly, net assets of CCI and Initiatives in Peace include preventing and resolving changes therein are classified and reported as follows: conflict, protecting basic human rights, promoting rule of Unrestricted Net Assets — Net assets that are not law, and monitoring elections in emerging democracies. subject to donor-imposed stipulations. The Health area strives to improve health in the United States and around the world. Initiatives include disease Temporarily Restricted Net Assets — Net assets eradication and control and mental health reform. CCI subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may or will operates field offices in various African and Latin American be met either by actions of CCI and/or the passage of countries as needed to fulfill its programmatic objectives. time. The board of trustees of CCI consists of President Carter Permanently Restricted Net Assets — Net assets and Mrs. Carter, the president of Emory University, 9 subject to donor-imposed stipulations that must be members appointed by Emory University’s board of trustees, maintained permanently by CCI. Generally, the donors and 10 members appointed by President Carter and those of these assets permit CCI to use all or part of the trustees not appointed by Emory University’s board of income earned on related investments for general or trustees (Carter Center class of CCI trustees). Additionally, specific purposes. Emory University’s board of trustees has the authority to approve amendments to CCI’s articles of incorporation d. Cash and Cash Equivalents and bylaws and to approve the annual and capital budgets CCI’s cash equivalents represent liquid financial instru- of CCI. Carter Center of Emory University (CCEU) (an ments with an original maturity of three months or less. affiliate of CCI) is a department of Emory University which was established to assist with the operations of CCI’s e. Contributions programs. The financial data for CCEU is not included in Contributions received, including unconditional prom- these consolidated financial statements, as it is considered ises to give, are recognized as revenue when assets or a part of the Emory University reporting entity. donor’s unconditional commitment is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected to 2. Summary of Significant be collected within one year are recorded at net realiz- able value. Unconditional promises to give that are Accounting Policies and expected to be collected in future years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows. Other Matters Unconditional promises to give received beginning a. Basis of Accounting September 1, 2008 are discounted using interest rates approximating fair value at the date of the gift. The The consolidated financial statements of CCI have discounts on all other unconditional promises to give been prepared on the accrual basis of accounting. are computed using risk-free interest rates applicable to the years in which the promises are received. Conditional promises to give are not included as support until the conditions are substantially met. 70 Contributions are considered to be available for readily ascertainable. Fair value for these investments unrestricted use unless specifically restricted by the is established based on either external events which donor. Amounts received that are designated for future substantiate a change in fair value or a reasonable meth- periods or restricted by the donor for specific purposes odology that exists to capture and quantify changes in are reported as temporarily restricted or permanently fair value. In some instances, those changes in fair value restricted support that increases those net asset classes. may require the use of estimates. Accordingly, such Contributed property and equipment is recorded at values may differ from the amounts that would have fair value at the date of donation. If donors stipulate been recorded had readily determinable fair values for how long the assets must be used, the contributions are these investments existed. recorded as restricted support. In the absence of such Investments in private partnership interests are stipulations, contributions of property and equipment valued using the most current information provided by are recorded as unrestricted support. the general partner. General partners typically value privately held companies at cost which approximates f. Donated Goods and Services fair value or an adjusted value based on a recent arms’ Donated materials and equipment, primarily medical length transaction. Public companies are valued using supplies, are reflected in the consolidated statements of quoted market prices and exchange rates, if applicable. activities as contributions at their estimated fair values. Real estate partnerships and funds are valued based Donated services are reflected as contributions if the on appraisals of properties held and conducted by following criteria are met: (1) the services received third-party appraisers retained by the general partner create or enhance nonfinancial assets or (2) the services or investment manager. General partners of marketable require specialized skills, are provided by individuals alternatives provide values based on quoted market possessing those skills, and would be purchased if not prices and exchange rates for publicly held securities and provided by donation. Donated services are recognized valuation estimates of derivative instruments. General at fair value as the services are performed. partners of oil and gas partnerships also use third-party g. Inventory appraisers to value properties. The values of the investments in the pooled endowment fund and pooled cash Inventory primarily consists of Mectizan tablets, which management fund determined by Emory University are are used to treat onchocerciasis (river blindness), evaluated by management of CCI, who has concluded and Zithromax tablets and syrup, which are used for that such values are reasonable estimates of fair value at trachoma control. Inventory is received as an in-kind August 31, 2011 and 2010. donation and is valued using the first-in, first-out All other investments are stated at fair value based method at fair value at the time of the gift. Prices as on quoted market prices. Net realized and unrealized determined by the donor are utilized in management’s gains or losses on investments are reflected in the fair value estimate. consolidated statements of activities. h. Investments CCI has exposure to a number of risks including Investments in the pooled endowment fund and interest rate, market and credit risks for both marketable pooled cash management fund (see note 5) are stated and nonmarketable securities. Due to the level of risk at fair value as determined by the custodian, Emory exposure, it is possible that near-term valuation changes University. The fair value of publicly traded fixed for investment securities may occur to an extent that income and equity securities is based upon quoted could materially affect the amounts reported in CCI’s market prices and exchange rates, if applicable. Fair consolidated financial statements. Management contin- values for private partnership interests, real estate, and ues to monitor the composition of its portfolio to assess oil and gas properties held through limited partner- the potential impact of market conditions on the valua- ships or commingled funds, and marketable alternative tion of its investments. investments (often referred to as hedge funds and Liquidity risk represents the possibility that an entity typically in the form of limited partnerships) are not as may be unable to rapidly adjust the size of its portfolio holdings in times of high volatility and financial stress

71 Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements

at a reasonable price. If CCI were required to dispose of k. Functional Allocation of Expenses an illiquid investment at an inopportune time, it may The costs of providing CCI’s various programs and be compelled to do so at a substantial discount to fair supporting services have been summarized on a func- value. The Emory University pooled endowment fund tional basis in the accompanying statements of activi- invests in alternative investments, which can be highly ties and functional expenses. Accordingly, certain costs illiquid. Under adverse market or economic conditions, have been allocated among the programs and support- the secondary market for certain of these alternative ing services benefited. Intervention expenses included investments could further contract. As a result, CCI within CCI’s health program service comprise the could find it more difficult to sell these securities or may distribution of donated medications, primarily Mectizan only be able to sell the securities at prices lower than if and Zithromax, as well as filter cloth distribution, such securities were more widely traded. epidemiological surveys, and health education training CCI may hold investments denominated in curren- and material. cies other than the U.S. dollar. Thus, there is exposure to currency risk because the value of the investments l. Federal and Other Government Grants denominated in other currencies may fluctuate due to Federal and other government grant revenue is recog- changes in currency exchange rates and this can have nized as unrestricted revenue and support to the extent an adverse effect on the reported value of assets and that CCI incurs actual expenditures under program liabilities denominated in currencies other than the agreements with federal or other government agencies. U.S. dollar. Amounts recorded as accounts receivable due from CCI’s investment portfolio is subject to interest rate the federal government are for program grant expenses and credit risks for certain securities whose valuation incurred in advance of the reimbursement of funds. would be impacted by changes in interest rates. The Funds received in advance of program grant expenses portfolio is also subject to the risk that the issuer of are recorded as deferred revenue in the consolidated security may be unable to pay interest or repay principal statements of financial position. when it is due. CCI received £1,000,000, £176,801, £125,069, and The value of securities held by CCI may decline £12,500 during the year ended August 31, 2011 and in response to certain economic events. Such events £3,500,000, £73,199, £324,931, and £112,500 during impacting valuation may include (but not be limited the year ended August 31, 2010 under four separate to) economic changes, market fluctuations, regulatory agreements from the Department for International changes, global and political instability, and currency, Development of the United Kingdom supporting CCI’s interest rate, and commodity price fluctuations. Guinea worm eradication program, CCI’s observation of the elections in Sudan, CCI’s monitoring of the i. Property and Equipment democracy process and constitution drafting in Property and equipment are stated at cost at date of Nepal, and core support of the conflict prevention acquisition, or fair value at date of donation in the case program, respectively. of gifts. Depreciation is provided over the estimated useful lives of the respective assets on a straight-line m. Fair Value of Financial Instruments basis. The carrying amount of cash and cash equivalents, accounts receivable, accounts payable and accrued j. Artwork liabilities, and deferred revenue approximates fair value CCI has capitalized works of art and collectibles because of the relative terms and short maturity of these received since its inception at the estimated fair value financial instruments. Investments are recorded at fair at the date of acquisition. Works of art with service value based on quoted market prices and fair value esti- potential that diminishes very slowly over time are not mation techniques described in note 2(h). The carrying subject to depreciation. value of annuity obligations approximates fair value and is based on the present value of the estimated future cash flows.

72 n. Tax Status 3. Contributions Receivable CCI has received a determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service dated December 16, 1991 Contributions receivable consists of the following at and CCCI has received a determination letter from the August 31, 2011 and 2010: Internal Revenue Service dated March 22, 2007, each 2011 2010 indicating recognition as an organization described in Temporarily restricted: Section 501(c)(3) of the Code whereby only unrelated Health $13,783,889 14,315,050 business income, as defined by Section 512(a) of the Peace 323,197 699,737 Code, is subject to federal income tax. Accordingly, Cross-program 1,792,319 2,007,314 no provision for income taxes has been made in the Undesignated 1,369,123 1,459,850 consolidated financial statements. Permanently restricted: o. Use of Estimates Endowment 5,272,898 5,410,882 The preparation of consolidated financial statements $22,541,426 23,892,833 requires management to make a number of estimates and assumptions relating to the reported amounts of The anticipated receipts of these receivables are as follows assets and liabilities and the disclosure of contingent at August 31, 2011 and 2010: assets and liabilities at the date of the consolidated 2011 2010 financial statements and the reported amounts of Less than one year $10,514,544 11,378,649 revenue and expenses during the reporting period. One to five years 7,214,883 7,874,543 Significant items subject to such estimates and assump- More than five years 8,000,000 8,000,000 tions include the useful lives of property, plant, and Less unamortized discount (3,188,001) (3,360,359) equipment, carrying values of contributions receivable $22,541,426 23,892,833 and other receivables, inventory, fair values of investments without readily determinable fair value, contrib- Contributions to be received after one year are discounted uted items, obligations under split-interest agreements, at an appropriate discount rate commensurate with the and various employment arrangements. Actual results risks involved. Amortization of discounts is recorded could differ from those estimates. as additional contribution revenue in accordance with p. New Accounting Pronouncements donor-imposed restrictions on the contributions. Prior In January 2010, the Financial Accounting Standards to September 1, 2008, estimated future cash flows to be Board (FASB) issued Accounting Standards Update received after one year were discounted at rates ranging (ASU) No. 2010-06, Fair Value Measurements and from 2.4% to 6%, based on the U.S. treasury bill rate in Disclosures: Improving Disclosures about Fair Value effect at the time the unconditional promise was made. Measurements (ASU 2010-06). ASU 2010-06 requires Unconditional promises received beginning September 1, separate disclosure for the amounts and reasons for 2008 were discounted using interest rates approximating significant transfers in and out of defined fair value fair value at the date of the gift at rates ranging from 0.20% measurement hierarchy levels. ASU 010-06 also to 2.7%. In the opinion of CCI’s management, all contribu- requires entities to separately present information about tions receivable recorded at August 31, 2011 and 2010 are purchases, sales, issuances, and settlements within the deemed fully collectible. Level 3 hierarchy category, and clarifies existing disclosures for each class of assets and liabilities as well as the valuation techniques and inputs used to measure fair value for recurring and nonrecurring hierarchy levels of fair value measurements. ASU 2010-06 was effective for CCI for the fiscal year beginning September 1, 2010.

73 Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements

Emory University is subject to limitations and restrictions 4. Inventory on its ability to redeem or sell certain of the investments Inventory at August 31, 2011 and 2010 is comprised of: included in its pooled investment fund. Such restrictions vary by investment type and range from required notice 2011 2010 periods (generally 30 to 180 days after initial lockup peri- Medication: ods) to specified terms at inception (generally 10 years). Mectizan $ 5,576,550 5,451,000 While there are no stated limits relative to CCI withdraw- Zithromax 10,784,650 37,785,046 als of its investment in Emory University’s pooled invest- Praziquantel 244,800 583,600 ment fund, the timing and availability of future redemp- $16,606,000 43,819,646 tions may be impacted by these restrictions. CCI’s investments also include assets invested for its charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts. 5. Investments and Short-Term These investments are presented in the accompanying consolidated statements of financial position at their fair Investments values. Short-term investments totaling $27,117,834 as of August 2011 31, 2010, relate to claims on cash invested in a pooled cash Fair value Cost management account at Emory University. As of August 31, 2010, the cash management accounts were invested Pooled investments held at Emory $412,870,485 388,421,283 in a composite of bonds (49%), hedge funds (9%), and Cash and cash equivalents 967,696 967,696 U.S. 90-day treasury bills (42%). In 2011, short-term Fixed income securities: investments were converted to short-term money market U.S. government obligations 110,953 103,577 mutual funds and treasury bills with original maturities of Domestic mutual funds 1,950,205 1,807,690 90 days or less. International mutual funds 174,645 168,273 CCI invests the majority of its investments in a pooled Equities: investment fund managed by Emory University. As of Domestic mutual funds 2,155,477 2,085,160 August 31, 2011 and 2010, respectively, CCI’s investment International mutual funds 800,269 681,193 in the pooled investment fund totaled $412,870,485 and Real asset funds 300,373 312,624 $359,367,303 and was allocated as follows: Miscellaneous investments 22,557 23,989 $419,352,660 394,571,485 2011 2010 Short-term investments and cash equivalents 4% 5% 2010 Fixed income securities: Fair value Cost U.S. government securities 3 4 Pooled investments held at Emory $359,367,303 364,423,222 Domestic bonds and long-term notes 7 9 Cash and cash equivalents 244,393 244,393 International bonds and long-term notes 3 3 Fixed income securities: U.S. equity securities 14 10 U.S. government obligations 167,684 157,714 Non-U.S. equity securities 14 15 Domestic mutual funds 2,056,467 1,865,325 Oil and gas properties 7 6 International mutual funds 179,499 175,147 Private markets 24 23 Equities: Marketable alternative investments: Domestic mutual funds 2,802,699 2,943,815 Hedged absolute return 11 11 International mutual funds 334,648 419,194 Long/short strategy 4 7 Real asset funds 460,988 560,943 Other strategy 4 3 Miscellaneous investments 61,632 15,879 Real estate investments 6 5 $365,675,313 370,805,632

74 Certain states have restrictions on investment alloca- 6. Property, Plant, and tions. CCI has complied with any known restrictions in Equipment states in which it has received charitable gifts subject to such restrictions. The components of property, plant, and equipment at The fair value of the assets related to split-interest agree- August 31, 2011 and 2010 are as follows: ments is included in investments in the accompanying Estimated consolidated statements of financial position and totaled useful $6,482,175 and $6,308,010 at August 31, 2011 and 2010, 2011 2010 lives respectively. The annuity liability related to these agree- Land $ 636,732 636,732 N/A ments is $4,074,214 and $4,269,593 at August 31, 2011 Buildings 16,886,003 16,886,003 30 years and 2010, respectively. The net contribution revenue Building improvements 1,760,006 1,700,469 15 years reported for split-interest agreements totaled $595,454 Grounds and land and $238,788 during the years ended August 31, 2011 and improvements 387,493 381,704 10 years 2010, respectively. Furniture and fixtures 618,976 609,138 10 years CCI is also a secondary life income beneficiary under a Office equipment 244,005 259,711 5 years trust agreement for which CCI is not the trustee. CCI has Computer equipment 411,936 438,479 3 years recorded a contribution receivable based on the life expec- 20,945,151 20,912,236 tancy of the primary life income beneficiary and estimated Less accumulated rate of return of the trust, totaling $692,990 and $694,298 depreciation (13,472,356) (12,841,868) at August 31, 2011 and 2010, respectively. $ 7,472,795 8,070,368 8. Line of Credit Depreciation expense totaled $921,010 and $910,922 On November 19, 2009 CCI entered into an agreement for during 2011 and 2010, respectively. a $1,000,000 revolving line of credit. Borrowings under this line of credit bear interest at LIBOR plus 0.9%. The agree- 7. Split-Interest Agreements ment called for a 0.025% quarterly charge on the unused CCI is beneficiary under several types of split-interest portion of the line of credit, was secured by all deposits and agreements, primarily charitable gift annuities. Under investments maintained with the lender, and was guaran- these agreements, CCI acts as trustee of assets received teed by Emory University. Such agreement was renewed on from donors and remits to the donor or other designee a August 30, 2010 for an additional 12-month period expir- fixed amount for a specified period of time, normally until ing on August 29, 2011. The agreement was not renewed. the death of the donor or other designee. Assets related to charitable gift annuities are recorded at their fair values 9. Leases when received and an annuity payment liability is recog- CCI leases space to various entities under noncancelable nized at the present value of future cash flows expected to operating leases with various terms. CCI leases to CCEU be paid to the donor or other designee. At the time of the approximately 20% of CCI’s space under a lease for a term gift, CCI recognizes contribution revenue for the remainder of 99 years with a rental payment of $1 per year. A business interest in an amount equal to the difference between the agreement with CCI’s caterer has no annual rent; rather, fair value of the assets received and the annuity liability. CCI receives 5% to 10% of the tenant’s gross revenue, as Discount rates and actuarial assumptions used to determine defined in such agreement. Rental income from these leases the annuity liability are typically based on factors such as is included in facilities use income in the accompanying applicable federal interest rates and donor life expectancies consolidated statements of activities. contained in mortality tables published by the Internal Revenue Service. The changes in the value of these agreements are included in operating contributions and grants in the accompanying consolidated statements of activities.

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lowest priority to unobservable inputs that reflect CCI’s 10. Donated Goods and significant market assumptions. The three levels of hierar- Services chy are as follows: The components of donated goods and services for the Level 1 — Valuations based on unadjusted quoted market years ended August 31, 2011 and 2010 are as follows: prices for identical assets or liabilities in active markets.

2011 2010 Level 2 — Valuations based on pricing inputs that are other than quoted prices in active markets which are either Health: directly or indirectly observable. Examples include quoted Medication $118,567,583 125,875,828 prices in active markets of the underlying assets, quoted Other 217,670 599,649 prices for similar assets or liabilities in active markets, 118,785,253 126,475,477 quoted prices for identical or similar assets or liabilities in Peace: an inactive market, or valuations based on models where Software — 73,500 significant inputs are observable or can be corroborated by Other 12,000 — observable market data. Cross-Program: Transportation 31,573 387,925 Level 3 — Valuations are derived from other valuation Operating: methodologies, including pricing models, discounted cash Transportation 256,283 225,000 flow models, and similar techniques. Level 3 valuations $119,085,109 127,161,902 incorporate certain assumptions and projections that are not observable in the market and require significant profes- Donations of medication were received primarily from sional judgment in determining the fair value assigned to two pharmaceutical companies during the years ended such assets or liabilities. August 31, 2011 and 2010. The hierarchy requires the use of observable market data when available. As required by ASC Topic 820, assets 11. Fair Value of Financial and liabilities are classified in their entirety based on the lowest level of input that is significant to the fair value Instruments measurements. CCI’s estimates of fair value for financial and nonfinancial Net asset value was used as a practical expedient esti- assets and liabilities are based on the framework established mate of fair value relative to CCI’s pooled investments held in Accounting Standards Codification (ASC) Topic 820, at Emory University. Net asset value, in many instances, Fair Value Measurement. This framework is based on the may not equal fair value that would be calculated pursuant inputs used in valuation and gives the highest priority to to ASC Topic 820. There are no redemption restrictions quoted prices in active markets and requires observable on CCI with respect to its pooled investments held at inputs to be used in the valuations when available. The Emory University. In accordance with relevant accounting disclosure of fair value estimates in the hierarchy is based literature, investments which are valued using the practical on whether the significant inputs into the valuation are expedient as described above are classified as Level 2 within observable. In determining the level of the hierarchy in the hierarchy because they are redeemable at net asset which the estimate is disclosed, the highest priority is given value at or near the financial reporting date. to unadjusted quoted prices in active markets and the

76 The following table summarizes the valuation of CCI’s financial instruments, which are recorded at fair value by the ASC Topic 820 fair value hierarchy levels as of August 31, 2011:

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total Assets: Cash and cash equivalents $20,077,479 — — 20,077,479 Inventory 16,606,000 — — 16,606,000 Fixed income securities: U.S. Government obligations 110,953 — — 110,953 Domestic mutual funds 1,950,205 — — 1,950,205 International mutual funds 174,645 — — 174,645 Equities: Domestic mutual funds 2,155,477 — — 2,155,477 International mutual funds 800,269 — — 800,269 Real asset funds 300,373 — — 300,373 Miscellaneous investments 22,557 — — 22,557 Pooled investments held at Emory University — 412,870,485 — 412,870,485 Total $42,197,958 412,870,485 — 455,068,443

The following table summarizes the valuation of CCI’s financial instruments, which are recorded at fair value by the ASC Topic 820 fair value hierarchy levels as of August 31, 2010:

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total Assets: Cash and cash equivalents $ 3,701,362 — — 3,701,362 Short-term investments — 27,117,834 — 27,117,834 Inventory 43,819,646 — — 43,819,646 Fixed income securities: U.S. Government obligations 167,684 — — 167,684 Domestic mutual funds 2,056,467 — — 2,056,467 International mutual funds 179,499 — — 179,499 Equities: Domestic mutual funds 2,802,699 — — 2,802,699 International mutual funds 334,648 — — 334,648 Real asset funds 460,988 — — 460,988 Miscellaneous investments 61,632 — — 61,632 Pooled investments held at Emory University — 359,367,303 — 359,367,303 Total $53,584,625 386,485,137 — 440,069,762

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12. Net Assets 13. Endowment Funds a. Unrestricted CCI’s endowment fund consists of individual donor- As of August 31, 2011 and 2010, unrestricted net assets are restricted endowment funds and funds designated by the as follows: board of trustees (the Board) to function as endowments. The net assets associated with endowment funds, including 2011 2010 those funds designated by the Board to function as endow- Designated for: ment, are classified and reported based on the existence or Endowment investment $146,764,402 124,785,835 absence of donor-imposed restrictions. Program funds 8,812,465 13,176,976 CCI applies the provisions of ASC Subtopic 958-205, Undesignated 7,803,857 8,313,699 Presentation of Financial Statements. ASC Subtopic Designated for maintenance of 958-205 provides guidance on the net asset classification property and equipment 500,000 500,000 of donor-restricted endowment funds for a not-for-profit $163,880,724 146,776,510 organization that is subject to an enacted version of the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act Unrestricted net assets include funds internally designated (UPMIFA), and also requires enhanced disclosures about as additions for endowment investment and program fund- an organization’s endowment funds, both donor-restricted ing. These amounts are classified as unrestricted net assets endowment funds and board-designated endowment funds. due to the lack of explicit donor stipulations that temporar- CCI has interpreted UPMIFA, as adopted by Georgia, ily or permanently restrict their use. Unrealized gains or as providing among other things, expanded spending flex- losses on internally designated endowment funds are classi- ibility by allowing, subject to a standard of prudence, CCI fied as changes in unrestricted net assets. to spend from an endowment without regard to the book value of the corpus of the fund. As a result of this interpre- b. Temporarily Restricted tation, CCI classifies as permanently restricted net assets As of August 31, 2011 and 2010, temporarily restricted net (a) the original value of gifts donated to the permanent assets are available for the following purposes: endowment, (b) the original value of subsequent gifts to 2011 2010 the permanent endowment, and (c) accumulations to the permanent endowment made in accordance with the direc- Health $ 36,578,869 70,588,650 tion of the applicable donor gift instrument at the time the Peace 761,957 1,049,751 accumulation is added to the fund. Cross-program 3,151,329 3,573,304 The remaining portion of the donor-restricted endow- Time-restricted contributions 1,369,123 1,459,850 ment fund that is not classified in permanently restricted Time-restricted endowment funds 150,018,763 118,588,139 net assets is classified as temporarily restricted net assets $191,880,041 195,259,694 until those amounts are appropriated for expenditure by

CCI in a manner consistent with the standard of prudence c. Permanently Restricted prescribed in UPMIFA. Permanently restricted net assets are required by donors to In accordance with UPMIFA, CCI considers the follow- be invested in perpetuity, and the income from these assets ing factors in making a determination to appropriate or is expendable to support activities of CCI. accumulate donor-restricted endowment funds: • The duration and preservation of the fund; • The purposes of CCI and the donor-restricted endowment fund;

78 • General economic conditions; Strategies Employed for Achieving • The possible effect of inflation and deflation; Objectives • The expected total return from income and the To satisfy its long-term rate-of-return objectives, CCI appreciation of investments; relies on Emory University’s total return strategy in which investment returns are achieved through both capital • Other resources of CCI; and appreciation (realized and unrealized) and current yield • The investment policies of CCI. (interest and dividends). Emory University employs a CCI invests its endowment assets in a pooled investment diversified asset allocation strategy across global equities, fund managed by Emory University. CCI’s Board follows fixed income, marketable alternatives and private invest- the investment return objectives and the spending policy ment to achieve its long-term return objectives within as directed and managed by Emory University’s board of prudent risk constraints. trustees as set forth in more detail below. Spending Policy and How the Investment Return Objectives and Risk Parameters Objectives Relate to Spending Policy CCI supports Emory University’s investment and spending CCI follows Emory University’s total return endowment policies, the objective of which is to provide a predictable spending policy that establishes the amount of endowment stream of funding to programs supported by its endow- investment return available to support current operating ment while seeking to maintain the purchasing power of and capital needs. The distribution of endowment income the endowment assets. Under this investment policy, the in 2011 and 2010 was based on a target of 4.75% of the endowment assets are invested in a manner to attain a real previous 12 months’ average market value ending on total return of at least 6% over the long term. Over shorter December 31. In establishing its policies, Emory University time periods (rolling three years), the endowment assets considered the expected return on its endowment. performance will be measured versus a policy benchmark. Accordingly, Emory University expects the current spend- The policy benchmark represents the weighted average of ing policy to allow its endowment to maintain its purchas- benchmark returns to each asset class in the policy asset ing power by growing at a rate equal to planned payouts. allocation. The performance objective is to outperform the Additional real growth will be provided by new gifts and policy benchmark by at least 50 basis points, net of fees, on any excess investment return. average. It is not expected that the performance target will be met for every three-year period.

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Endowment funds consist of the following as of August 31, 2011:

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Donor-restricted endowment funds $ — 150,018,763 123,994,831 274,013,594 Board-designated endowment funds 146,764,402 — — 146,764,402 Total funds $146,764,402 150,018,763 123,994,831 420,777,996

Endowment funds consist of the following as of August 31, 2010:

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Donor-restricted endowment funds $ — 118,588,139 122,675,984 241,264,123 Board-designated endowment funds 124,785,835 — — 124,785,835 Total funds $124,785,835 118,588,139 122,675,984 366,049,958

Changes in endowment funds for the year ended August 31, 2011 are as follows:

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Endowment funds, September 1, 2010 $124,785,835 118,588,139 122,675,984 366,049,958 Contributions 2,010,690 — 1,318,847 3,329,537 Investment return: Endowment distribution 6,346,369 11,210,467 — 17,556,836 Market value adjustment 11,201,558 20,444,373 — 31,645,931 Total investment return 17,547,927 31,654,840 — 49,202,767 Appropriation of endowment assets for expenditure (423,140) (224,216) — (647,356) Transfers to board-designated endowment funds 2,843,090 — — 2,843,090 Endowment funds, August 31, 2011 $146,764,402 150,018,763 123,994,831 420,777,996

Changes in endowment funds for the year ended August 31, 2010 are as follows:

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Endowment funds, September 1, 2009 $107,707,767 101,978,260 121,821,320 331,507,347 Contributions 2,173,841 — 854,664 3,028,505 Investment return: Endowment distribution 6,034,343 11,139,082 — 17,173,425 Market value adjustment 2,802,051 5,705,015 — 8,507,066 Total investment return 8,836,394 16,844,097 — 25,680,491 Appropriation of endowment assets for expenditure (444,109) (234,218) — (678,327) Transfers to board-designated endowment funds 6,511,942 — — 6,511,942 Endowment funds, August 31, 2010 $124,785,835 118,588,139 122,675,984 366,049,958

80 14. Related-Party Transactions 16. Commitments and Emory University provides certain administrative functions Contingencies to CCI, including, but not limited to, payroll administration, investment management, information technology, Federal Financial Assistance and legal services. CCI paid Emory University $511,536 Federally funded programs are routinely subject to special and $531,816 during the years ended August 31, 2011 and audits that could result in claims against the resources of 2010, respectively, for the provision of these services. CCI. Management does not believe that there will be any Emory University made unrestricted contributions claims arising from such audits that could have a material to CCI of $616,878 and $648,808, respectively, during adverse effect on the financial position of CCI. the years ended August 31, 2011 and 2010. In addition, CCEU made unrestricted contributions to CCI, primarily related to endowment earnings at CCEU, of $384,036 17. Subsequent Events and $403,261 during the years ended August 31, 2011 and CCI evaluated events subsequent to August 31, 2011 and 2010, respectively. through February 10, 2012, the date on which the consoli- CCI is currently affiliated with two separately incorpo- dated financial statements were available to be issued and rated organizations, Carter Center U.K. and Carter Center determined that all significant events and disclosures are U.K. Foundation. Payments made by CCI in support of its included in the consolidated financial statements. affiliates totaling $5,000 at August 31, 2010, is included in peace program expense in the accompanying consolidated statements of activities. 15. The Carter Center Collaborative, Inc. (CCCI) CCCI received donations of in-kind goods for the benefit of CCI totaling $118,567,583 and $125,875,828, respectively, during the years ended August 31, 2011 and 2010 that are included in the accompanying consolidated statements of activities. Expenses totaling $145,781,208 and $139,793,075 related to the use or grant of these donations are also included in the accompanying consolidated statements of activities for the years ended August 31, 2011 and 2010, respectively. Inventory for CCCI totaled $16,606,000 and $43,819,646 as of August 31, 2011 and 2010, respectively, and is included in the accompanying consolidated statements of financial position.

81 Sudanese girls point to the city of Juba on the eve of the historic referendum, observed by The Carter Center, that resulted in southern Sudan seceding and forming its own country . Juba is capital of this new nation, South Sudan .

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83 The Carter Center Around the World

Europe 25 Albania Since its founding in 1982, The Carter Center has 26 Bosnia and Herzegovina undertaken peace and 3 health initiatives in 27 Estonia North America more than 70 countries 28 Romania worldwide . These are 1 Canada 29 Russia the countries where 2 Mexico the Center has had 3 United States a presence, past and 2 6 present . 10 46 4 11 7 51 Legend 9 12 8 41 n Peace Programs 13 n Health Programs 5 24 20 36 n Peace and Health Caribbean and 23 52 Programs 18 43 n No Activity Central America 4 Belize 19 5 Costa Rica 6 Cuba 7 Dominican Republic 22 16 South America 8 El Salvador 15 14 Argentina 9 Guatemala 15 Bolivia 21 10 Haiti 16 Brazil 11 Jamaica 17 Chile 12 Nicaragua 17 18 Colombia 13 Panama 19 Ecuador 14 20 Guyana 21 Paraguay 22 Peru 23 Suriname 24 Venezuela

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Carter Center intern Aliya Naim (right) observes polling in Liberia . 86 InternationalInternational Task Task Force Force for for Disease Disease Eradication Eradication

Notable scientists and organizations come together in this Donald R. Hopkins, M.D., Lorenzo Savioli, M.D. Carter Center task force to evaluate the potential for eradicating M.P.H. Director or controlling infectious diseases . The task force met from 1989 Vice President for Department of Control of to 1992, and then it was reconvened in 2001 with support from Health Programs Neglected Tropical Diseases The Carter Center World Health Organization the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation . It monitors progress in disease eradication, reviews the status of selected diseases, and Adetokunbo Lucas, M.D. Harrison Spencer, M.D., recommends opportunities for eradication or better control of Adjunct Professor of M.P.H., D.T.M.&H. diseases such as Guinea worm disease, river blindness, lymphatic International Health President and Chief filariasis, schistosomiasis, malaria, and measles . Harvard University Executive Officer Association of Schools of David Molyneux, Ph.D., Public Health Sir George Alleyne, M.D., Stephen B. Blount, M.D., D.Sc., Hon. F.R.C.P. F.R.C.P. M.P.H. Professor of Tropical Dyann Wirth, Ph.D., M.A. Director Emeritus, Pan-American Associate Director for Health Sciences Professor of Immunology and Health Organization Global Health and Director, Lymphatic Filariasis Infectious Diseases Office of Global Health, Support Centre Harvard School of Public Health U.S. Centers for Disease Ekkehard L. Betsch Liverpool School of Director of Harvard Malaria Control and Prevention Senior Health Specialist, Health, Tropical Medicine Initiative Nutrition, and Population; Human Development Network, Mickey Chopra, Ph.D., M.P.H. Mark L. Rosenberg, M.D., Yoichi Yamagata, Ph.D., M.Sc. World Bank Chief of Health/Associate M.P.H. Project Manager Director, Programs Executive Director Mp-Reproductive Health UNICEF Task Force for Child Survival Project/India and Development Institute of International Cooperation Japan International Cooperation Agency

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Cecilia Blondet Venezuela Guatemala Former Minister for the Diego García-Sayán Advancement of Women and Former Foreign Minister of Peru Robert Pastor Alejandro Toledo Human Development of Peru Former Director of Latin Former President of Peru César Gaviria American and Caribbean Affairs, Former President of Colombia Martín Torrijos Humberto de la Calle National Security Council, Former Vice President Former President of Panama John Graham United States of Colombia Chair Emeritus, Canadian Fernando Tuesta Soldevilla Andrés Pastrana Foundation for the Americas Former Director, National Office Dante Caputo Former President of Colombia Former Foreign Minister of Electoral Processes, Peru Osvaldo Hurtado of Argentina Sonia Picado Former President of Ecuador Joaquín Villalobos Chair of the Board of Directors of Fernando Henrique Cardoso Founder of the Farabundo Torquato Jardim the Inter-American Institute of Former President of Brazil Marti National Liberation Former Justice of the Superior Human Rights Front, Signatory of the Peace Fernando Carrillo-Flórez Electoral Tribunal of Brazil Sergio Ramirez Agreements of El Salvador Principal Adviser, Special Office Luis Alberto Lacalle Former Vice President of in 1992 in Europe, Inter-American Former President of Uruguay Nicaragua Development Bank 87 The Carter Center Mental Health Task Force

Chaired by former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and supported by seeks equity for mental health care comparable to other health the Charles Engelhard Foundation, the Mental Health Task Force care; advances prevention, promotion, and early intervention ser- focuses on mental health policy issues . It develops initiatives to vices for young children and their families; and works to increase reduce stigma and discrimination against people with mental illnesses; public awareness and stimulate actions about mental health issues . Rosalynn Carter, Chair W. Rodney Hammond, Ph.D. Ex-Officio Jeffrey Houpt, M.D. Director (Retired), Division of Former Dean and Vice Chancellor Renato D. Alarcon, Kathryn Cade Violence Prevention, National for Medical Affairs, School of M.D., M.P.H. White House Projects Director Center for Injury Prevention Medicine, University of North Professor of Psychiatry, Emeritus, for First Lady Rosalynn Carter, and Control, Centers for Disease Carolina, Chapel Hill Mayo Clinic 1977–80; Chairwoman, Judge Control and Prevention Baker Children’s Center Patrick Kennedy William R. Beardslee, M.D. Ethleen Iron Cloud-Two Former U.S. Representative, Director, Baer Prevention Gregory L. Fricchione, M.D. Dogs, M.S. Rhode Island Initiatives and Chairman Associate Chief of Psychiatry, Porcupine, South Dakota Emeritus, Children’s Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital Antonia Novello, M.D. Boston Nadine J. Kaslow, John J. Gates, Ph.D. Commissioner of Health Ph.D., ABPP for New York State Department Carl C. Bell, M.D., Former Director, Carter Center Professor and Chief Psychologist, of Health; Surgeon General of FAPA, FAC.Psych. Mental Health Program Department of Psychiatry and the United States, 1990–93 President and Chief Executive Behavioral Sciences, Emory Larke Huang, Ph.D. Officer, Community Mental University School of Medicine Senior Advisory on Children, Robert D. Ray Health Council, University Office of the Administrator, Governor of Iowa, 1969–83; of Illinois Geraldine Perry, Dr.P.H., R.D. Substance Abuse and Mental President Emeritus, Drake Lead Health Scientist, Mental University Benjamin G. Druss, Health Services Administration Health and Sleep Team, Centers M.D., M.P.H. for Disease Control and Prevention Richard Surles, Ph.D. Rosalynn Carter Endowed Fellow Commissioner, New York Chair for Mental Health, Sally Engelhard Pingree William Foege, M.D. State Office of Mental Rollins School of Public Health, President, The S. Engelhard Director, Centers for Disease Health, 1987–94; Head of Emory University Center; Trustee, The Charles Control, 1977–83; Health Policy Operations, Comprehensive Engelhard Foundation NeuroScience Inc. Leisa Easom, RN, Ph.D. Fellow, The Carter Center Director, Rosalynn Carter David Satcher, M.D., Ph.D. Beverly Tatum, Ph.D. Institute for Caregiving Surgeon General of the United National Advisory President, Spelman College States and Assistant Secretary Council Mary Jane England, M.D. for Health and Human Services, William G. Baker Jr., M.D. Cynthia Ann Telles, Ph.D. Visiting Professor, Boston Associate Clinical Professor, 1994–2001; Director, Satcher Founder, Chrysalis Farms, LLC University School of Public Department of Psychiatry and Health Leadership Institute, Health Johnnetta B. Cole, Ph.D. Biobehavioral Sciences, University Morehouse School of Medicine President, Bennett College of California at Los Angeles Rosa Gil, D.S.W. Leslie Scallet, J.D. School of Medicine President and Chief Executive Jane Delgado, Ph.D. Washington, D.C. Officer, Comunilife Inc. President and Chief Executive Joanne Woodward Joel Slack Officer, National Alliance for Actress; Director President, Slack Consulting Hispanic Health The Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism Advisory Board

The advisory board members Benjamin G. Druss, John F. Head Ellen Mickiewicz, Ph.D. select fellows and serve as M.D., M.P.H. Fellow, 1999–2000; James R. Shepley Professor of mentors who provide technical Rosalynn Carter Endowed Senior Writer and Editor, Public Policy Studies, Duke University assistance and share profes- Chair for Mental Health, Behavioral Health, MHN Inc. Rollins School of Public Health, Kay Redfield Jamison, Ph.D. Arlene Morgan sional contacts within their Emory University fields of expertise . Professor of Psychiatry, Associate Dean, Prizes and Paul Jay Fink, M.D. The Johns Hopkins University Programs, Columbia University Susan Ford Bales Professor of Psychiatry, Temple School of Medicine Graduate School of Journalism University School of Medicine; Past Chairman of the Board of Lawrence A. Kutner, Ph.D. Past President, American InterNational Advisers Directors, Betty Ford Center; Executive Director, Jack Kent Psychiatric Association Board Member, The Bosque Cooke Foundation Ioana Avadani School; Board Member, Gerald R. Larry Fricks Executive Director, Center Bill Lichtenstein Ford Foundation Director, Appalachian Consulting for Independent Journalism, President, LCMedia Kathryn Cade Group; Former Director, Office Bucharest, Romania The Carter Center Mental Health of Consumer Relations, Georgia Bob Meyers Zane Wilson Task Force Liaison Department of Human Resources, President, National Press Founder, South African Division of Mental Health Foundation Depression and Anxiety Group Johannesburg, South Africa 88 InternationalBoard of Councilors Task Force for Disease Eradication

The Board of Councilors is a leadership advisory group that pro- Crawford F. Barnett Jr., M.D. Kenneth S. Canfield motes understanding of and support for The Carter Center in Founder Partner advancing peace and health around the world . Members attend Travel Immunization Center Doffermyre, Shields, Canfield, Knowles & Devine quarterly presentations and act as advocates for The Carter Center . Robert H. Barnett Managing Director James B. Carson Jr. Chair W. Thomas Johnson Conway MacKenzie CNN New Group Amy Carter Ann Wilson Cramer Kelly Barrett Director Americas, Ingrid Saunders Jones Vice President, Internal Audit Chip and Becky Carter The Coca-Cola Company Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Compliance Hugh A. Carter Jr. IBM Corporation Donald R. Keough The Home Depot Chairman and President Allen & Company Thomas A. Barrow III Darby Printing Company Vice Chair James R. Lientz Jr. President Jack and Elizabeth Carter Safe Harbor Consulting Tom Barrow Company H. Inman Allen Jason and Kate Carter Chairman Gay M. Love Susan R. Bell Ivan Allen Company Printpack Office Managing Partner Jeff and Annette Carter Ernst & Young Kent C. “Oz” Nelson Josh and Sarah Carter Life Members United Parcel Service Brad R. Benton Dan T. Cathy Partner, National Account President and Chief Claire “Yum” Arnold Herman J. Russell Leader–Healthcare H. J. Russell & Company Operating Officer Leapfrog Services KPMG Chick-fil-A James S. Balloun B. Franklin Skinner Jean B. Bergmark BellSouth Telecommunications Louis Centofanti, Ph.D. W. Frank Barron Jr. Kathy Betty President Rome Coca-Cola Robert E. “Ted” Turner III Perma-Fix Environmental Services Bottling Company Turner Enterprises J. Veronica Biggins Managing Director Anthony N. Charaf Frank J. Belatti William B. Turner Sr. Diversified Search President, Technical Operations Equicorp Partners W. C. Bradley Company Delta Air Lines Robert R. Binns Paula Lawton Bevington Robert A. Yellowlees Chief Executive Officer John R. Clifford Bevington Advisors Global Payments Global Aviation Holdings Principal Perkins Eastman Arthur M. Blank Emmet Bondurant The Arthur M. Blank Limited Term Members Partner Gordon W. Cook Family Foundation Bondurant, Mixson & Elmore Director, Network System Henry Aaron Performance Charles M. Brewer Senior Vice President W. Paul Bowers Verizon Wireless Las Catalinas Holding Company The Atlanta Braves President and CEO Georgia Power Company John M. Cook Kenneth G. Byers Jr. Miles Alexander CT Investments Byers Engineering Company Co-Chairman Milton W. Brannon Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Livingston Foundation Chad Costley, M.D. President Jimmy Carter Ponce Preventive Care Ronald W. Allen Martha Finn Brooks Rosalynn Carter President and CEO Joel H. Cowan Amanda Brown-Olmstead John L. Clendenin Aaron’s, Inc. President President and CEO Habersham & Cowan BellSouth Corp. Tricia Allen A. Brown-Olmstead Associates Robert Boston Colgin Charles B. Crawford Jr. Elkin Goddard Alston Mary Brown Bullock, Ph.D. Chairman, President, and CEO The Atlanta Red Book Visiting Professor Gayle Alston Private Bank of Buckhead Bradley N. Currey Jr. Emory University Frank A. Critz, M.D. Rock-Tenn Company Peter Andruszkiewicz Jerome Byers President and CEO Founder and Medical Director A. W. “Bill” Dahlberg Regional President, Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Consumer Banking Luck Gambrell Rhode Island Citibank D. Scott Davis Gregory T. Baranco Chairman and CEO T. Marshall Hahn Jr. Mary Ellen Byrd United Parcel Service Georgia-Pacific Corp. President President and CEO Baranco Automotive Group MachPoint International Erroll B. Davis Jr. Philip J. Hickey Jr. Interim Superintendent O’Charley’s James F. Barksdale Timothy J. Cambias Sr. President Atlanta Public Schools Robert M. Holder Jr. Chairman Equity Investment Corporation Massey-Fair Industrial F. T. “Tread” Davis Jr. The RMH Group Partner McKenna Long & Aldridge

89 Board of Councilors

Kathleen Day P. Alexander “Alec” Fraser Janice M. Holyfield, M.D. James B. Langford Jr. President, Turner Properties President Richard A. Denny Jr. Turner Broadcasting System Robert Hooks FC Solutions Co-Founder Kirk Dornbush S. Marce Fuller Hooks Van Holm Chuck Lewis President WM Lewis Group Iconic Therapeutics J. Rex Fuqua Bob Hope President and CEO President William H. Linginfelter Stephen E. Draper, Ph.D. Fuqua Capital Corporation Hope-Beckham Area Executive, North President Georgia/Atlanta The Draper Group Mary Ellen Garrett C. Tycho Howle Regions Financial Corporation Senior Vice President– Chairman Walter Driver Jr. Investments nuBridges Dennis P. Lockhart Chairman, Southeast The Garrett Group/Merrill Lynch President and CEO Goldman Sachs & Company Susan Hrib Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Kelly Gay Chief Executive Officer Lisa A. Dunavin Chief Executive Officer Signum Group James R. Margard Senior Director, Client Omnilink Systems Principal Solutions Services Jerry Hunt Rainier Investment Management Cushman & Wakefield of Georgia James F. Geiger President and CEO Farley A. Hunter Philip J. Marzetti Kenneth P. Dutter CBeyond Principal Partner Trustee F. A. Hunter & Associates Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker American Friends of the W. Reeder Glass Henna Inam Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem Partner James J. McAlpin Jr. Holland & Knight CEO Partner Benjamin F. Easterlin IV Transformational Leadership Bryan Cave Partner Laurie Ann Goldman John W. Jackson King & Spalding CEO Robert F. McCullough Spanx President and CEO Robert G. Edge Bank of Atlanta Reuben R. McDaniel III Partner Margo Grbinich Hunt President and CEO M. Christine Jacobs Alston & Bird RM Capital Management E. Alex Gregory Chairman, CEO and President M. Michael Egan Chairman, President and CEO Theragenics Corporation Wade F. McKenzie Senior Partner YKK Corporation of America President George H. Johnson Owen, Gleaton, Egan, PhyTest Bruce C. Gunter Founding President Jones & Sweeney President George H. Johnson Properties Robert H. McKinney Barbara Faga Progressive Redevelopment Retired Chairman Eric J. Joiner Chair of the Board First Indiana Corporation Woodrow A. Hall Vice Chairman EDAW Chairman and President AJC International Denis McMorrow Michael P. Fahey Diversapack Founder Tasia T. Katapodis Partner D-MAC Industries Hubert L. “Herky” Harris Jr. Chief Operating Officer PricewaterhouseCoopers Cost Segregation Advisors Robert L. McNeil Jr. Ellen Weaver Hartman Hon. R. Keegan Federal Jr. President and CEO Hartman Public Relations Blaine Kelley Jr. Founder and Senior Partner Images USA Federal & Hasson Jimmy W. Hayes Jay Kelly Charles H. “Pete” McTier President and Chief Director R. Fenton-May, Ph.D. Executive Officer Jay Kelly Interactive Design Toney E. Means Chairman and CEO Cox Enterprises Chairman and CEO CarrierWeb Michael J. Kelly The Clinic Company Babette Henagan President and Chief Valerie Ferguson Managing Partner Executive Officer Robert A. Meier Senior Vice President, Operations Linx Partners The Weather Channel Companies President Loews Hotels Northern Trust Bank–Georgia Kenneth R. Hey, Ph.D. Richard C. Kerns Martin L. Flanagan Managing Partner Richard Kerns Truck Parts Martin Melaver President and CEO Inferential Focus CEO INVESCO Christopher W. Klaus Melaver McIntosh B. Harvey Hill Jr. CEO and Founder Pegi Follachio Partner Kaneva D. Kris Miller Follachio & Associates Alston & Bird President Joel M. Koblentz Paul Francis Ackerman & Company R. Glenn Hilliard Partner Bloomberg LP The Hilliard Group The Koblentz Group Stuart Mills Hon. Shirley C. Franklin Chairman John R. Holder T. Bertram Lance Leighton Mills Chairman and CEO Kris Company Holder Properties

90 Louise Allen Moore John Pruitt Sean S. Smith Jack H. Watson Jr. Chief Executive Officer WSB Channel 2 Chairman Chair Ivan Allen Company Coalition America National Portrait Gallery Robert L. Rearden Jr. Mary S. Moore Kestrel Communications W. Thomas Smith Jr. Don L. Williams Founder Managing Partner President and CEO Cook’s Warehouse Stephen W. Riddell Total Technology Ventures Princeton Healthcare Managing Partner–Atlanta Bernard J. Mullin Troutman Sanders Lauren Speeth, D.B.A. Sam Williams Principal CEO President The Aspire Group Clarence H. Ridley The Elfenworks Foundation Metropolitan Atlanta Chairman Emeritus Chamber of Commerce Leo F. Mullin Haverty Furniture Companies Jill Spencer E. Jenner Wood III Joseph B. Myers Karen A. Robinson Ann G. Stallard Corporate Executive Vice Partner Managing Director CEO President McKinsey & Company Atlanta Technical Advisers Graphic Communications SunTrust Banks Corporation Thomas E. Noonan J. Michael Robison Scott Woodall President and CEO Chairman, CEO William J. Stanley III Woodall & Broome JouleX Lanier Parking Holdings Principal Stanley, Love-Stanley Yasuo Yoshioka Colleen Nunn Gerald and Ingrid Rosenthal Special Assistant to the Governor Rosenthal, Levy & Simon Connie W. Stewart Daniel E. O’Neill Development Bank of Japan President Rory Sanderson Rebekah Stewart James E. Young O’Neill Management Consulting Brigadoon Lodge David W. Scheible President and CEO Dorothy B. “Dot” Padgett President and CEO Wally Stover Citizens Trust Bank Graphic Packaging Holding CEO Jackie Parker Sam Zamarripa Company Wally Stover Homes President Founder and President Newell Rubbermaid Foundation R. K. Sehgal Carolyn A. Stradley Zamarripa Capital Founder and CEO William Pate Charles M. Shaffer Jr. C & S Paving President and CEO Ex-Officio Members Atlanta Convention and Shi Shailendra R. Scott Taylor Jr. Visitors Bureau CEO President The Honorable Nathan Deal Shailendra Group Carter Governor Fred Perpall State of Georgia Managing Principal William G. Sharp Geri Thomas The Beck Group Sharp Advertising Georgia Market President The Honorable Kasim Reed Bank of America Mayor Egbert L. J. Perry William M. Sharp Sr. City of Atlanta Chairman and CEO Partner Timothy C. Tuff The Integral Group Sharp & Associates Venture Partner James W. Wagner, Ph.D. Ampersand Ventures President G. P. “Bud” Peterson, Ph.D. Jason W. Sheedy Emory University President Rajen Sheth Mark A. van Weegen Georgia Institute of Technology Pinnacle Real Estate Partners Vice President A. T. Kearney Charles E. Phillips Jr. Jane E. Shivers CEO Shivers Consulting Percy Vaughn Infor Regional Director Calder P. Sinclair, Esq. Kia Motors America Elizabeth Plunkett-Buttimer, President Ph.D. Sinclair, Townes & Company James K. Wagner Jr. Chairman and CEO CEO Bowdon Manufacturing Company P. Joe Sisson, Ph.D. DiscoverReady Sisson Company Laura Heery Prozes Jack H. Ward President John F. “Sandy” Smith Laura Heery Architecture Partner John F. Ward & Planning Womble Carlyle J F Ward Enterprises Sandridge & Rice Diane L. Prucino William L. Warren Co-Managing Partner Scott S. Smith Partner Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Chief Executive Officer Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan Coalition America

91 The Carter Center Board of Trustees

The Carter Center is governed by its board of trustees, which oversees the Center’s assets and property and advances its objectives and goals .

Kent C. “Oz” Nelson Sherry Lansing Chairman CEO The Carter Center The Sherry Lansing Foundation Retired Chairman and CEO United Parcel Service Douglas W. Nelson Retired President and CEO Richard C. Blum Annie E. Casey Foundation Vice Chairman The Carter Center Wendell S. Reilly Chairman Managing Partner Blum Capital Partners Grapevine Partners Terrence B. Adamson Marjorie M. Scardino Executive Vice President Chief Executive National Geographic Society Pearson PLC Arthur M. Blank Justice Leah Ward Sears Owner and CEO Partner Atlanta Falcons Schiff Hardin LLP Chairman Chilton D. Varner The Arthur M. Blank Partner Family Foundation King & Spalding, LLP Kathryn E. Cade James W. Wagner, Ph.D. Chairwoman President Judge Baker Children’s Center Emory University Jason Carter Tadahiro “Tad” Yoshida Senator Chairman and CEO 42nd District, State of Georgia YKK Corporation Attorney Bondurant, Mixson & Elmore, LLP Trustees Emeritus Jimmy Carter David A. Hamburg, M.D. President Emeritus Rosalynn Carter Carnegie Corporation of Bradley N. Currey Jr. New York Retired Chairman and CEO Frank C. Jones Rock-Tenn Company Of Counsel The Hon. Gordon D. Giffin Jones, Cork & Miller, LLP Partner The Hon. James T. Laney McKenna Long & Aldridge Former U.S. Ambassador Charlayne Hunter-Gault to South Korea Journalist John J. Moores Ben F. Johnson III Investor and Chairman Retired Partner San Diego Padres Alston & Bird

92 Ghana fishermen cast their net near Libga dam . The waters of Ghana are now free of Guinea worm disease following a decades-long fight led by The Carter Center .

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