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e are pleased to share Direct Relief’s annual report Distributor in the U.S. and licensed to distribute prescription for Fiscal Year 2015, during which Direct Relief was medications in all 50 U.S. states. Direct Relief’s ongoing Wagain able to respond more expansively than ever commitment to meet the highest standards with regard before to requests for humanitarian assistance. to inventory handling, storage, tracking, and distribution As has been the case since Direct Relief’s founding in have been essential to the continued, expanding efforts 1948, all the organization’s humanitarian activities occurred to support patients at U.S. community health centers and only because of the generosity, participation, and support clinics, including during emergencies. But the benefits of the businesses, individuals, and organizations listed in this of efficient, transparent systems to meet stringent U.S. report. On behalf of the board and staff of Direct Relief, we standards extend to all Direct Relief’s international are deeply grateful for the inspiring generosity demonstrated activities as well. This fiscal year, the organization formally each day and to have the privilege of seeing how it translates established Direct Relief Mexico and began leveraging into meaningful assistance for people facing hardship or crisis. these systems to assist people and partner organizations The fiscal year was marked by two major humanitarian in Mexico more expansively and efficiently by providing crises—the Ebola outbreak in West Africa and the devastating medications and supplies from within the country, a trend Nepal earthquakes—that led to the largest-scale efforts in that will be increasingly important globally in the years the organization’s 67-year history. In both instances, Direct ahead. Relief’s rapidly scaled efforts were undertaken only because Among other advances over the course of the year of pre-existing partnerships with key organizations in the was the expanded partnership with the International affected countries. This, in turn, resulted in Direct Relief Confederation of Midwives (ICM), which helped develop being among the world’s largest providers of humanitarian and formally approve as a global standard the Direct material aid to help people in Nepal, Liberia, and Sierra Leone Relief Midwife Kit, 500 of which have now been furnished impacted by these devastating events. to midwives in Africa and Asia who have safely delivered In part because of the massive efforts devoted to 25,000 babies. emergencies, the measures of Direct Relief’s support and Fiscal Year 2015 showed once again that what seems assistance grew substantially during the fiscal year. The like a sharp distinction between Direct Relief’s emergency- organization provided more assistance than ever before: response activities and ongoing efforts to strengthen care $610 million of support in the form of humanitarian medical for vulnerable people is often a false one. Those who are material aid, delivering over 1,800 tons of medications, most vulnerable in obvious emergencies, such as the Ebola vaccines, and supplies—each requested and approved— outbreak or Nepal earthquakes, are the same people who through 7,213 deliveries to partner organizations in all 50 U.S. were vulnerable immediately before. That’s why Direct Relief states and more than 70 countries worldwide. remains committed to supporting the partners and the In addition, Direct Relief provided financial assistance to people on an ongoing basis—so their health and lives are several partner organizations in the form of direct cash grants less vulnerable, and they can enjoy the wonders of life and and awards totaling $2.6 million for a variety of emergency- reach their inherent potential. related recovery and rebuilding efforts internationally and, Thank you for being part of Direct Relief and this in the U.S., to community health centers and clinics doing important effort. innovative preventive, care, and treatment programs for vulnerable persons in their communities. Direct Relief’s expanded efforts in emergencies and on a day-to-day basis were enabled by significant progress on long-term efforts to strengthen the organization’s operating capacity, efficiencies, and reach, as well as strategic partnerships with both businesses and colleague organizations. The organization again earned the distinction it first A girl being cared for at earned in 2009 as the only nonprofit organization to the Direct Relief-supported JOHN ROMO THOMAS TIGHE Wellbody Alliance Clinic in receive accreditation as a Verified Accredited Wholesale Board Chair President & CEO Kono, Sierra Leone. PHOTO: WILLIAM VAZQUEZ

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You may be familiar with the adage “the urgent displaces the important.” The events of Fiscal Year 2015 (July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015) challenged that preconception, from the outset with the Ebola outbreak in West Africa to the April earthquake in Nepal, the urgent rather shaped the important.

These momentous fiscal-year bookends—neither anticipated in the operating plan nor any budget— prompted the largest-ever responses mounted by Direct Relief, including the unprecedented September 2014 chartering of a 747 aircraft dedicated entirely to getting aid to people combatting Ebola when alternatives were nonexistent. At the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative, President Clinton noted the effort as “the largest private aid delivery ever organized.” By the fiscal-year end, four such charters had been deployed by Direct Relief—once again to Sierra Leone and Liberia, and three times to Nepal (two of which FedEx generously donated). Direct Relief is the largest provider of medical material aid to both crises—not because that was a goal but rather for the simple reasons that assistance was needed and Direct Relief was able to mobilize the resources. These events also spurred significant public financial support and visibility, while requiring extensive programmatic adjustments to respond to very particular, critically-important needs. Direct Relief’s

efforts were among many conducted by numerous groups and governments, but they earned high Clockwise from top: An emergency airlift of essential medical supplies to fight Ebola marks and heightened credibility from the public, nonprofit rating agencies, affected countries, partner departs for West Africa (PHOTO: WILLIAM organizations, and the UN and other international institutions. In urgent matters, Direct Relief responded VAZQUEZ); An emergency medical team deployed to the Philippines after Typhoon at a greater scale than ever before in its 67-year history. Haiyan with Direct Relief’s emergency medical pack (PHOTO: TEAM RUBICON); A doctor with the Direct Relief-supported CHEERS response organization treats a boy shortly after the earthquake in Nagarkot, Nepal (PHOTO: IVAN CASTANEIRA).

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Direct Relief’s largest single shipment in its 67-year history: 100 tons of medical aid being loaded, en route to medical partners in Liberia and Sierra Leone responding to the crisis.

ranked Direct Relief among the 10 M OST I N N O VA T I V E N O N P R O F I T S I N 2 0 1 5 for its use of mapping technology in response to the Ebola outbreak FIGHTING in Liberia & Sierra Leone. “The Direct Relief shipment was absolutely EBOLA critical, as we were almost out of our existing stock of gloves and gowns.”

– R APHAEL F R A N K F U R T E R , Executive Director, f the many severe, chronic health problems Direct Relief’s

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at the beginning of 2014, the Ebola virus was not among ONY O T them. The countries were deep into dedicated efforts to expand EBOLA? ELLBODY

and improve health services for people and build back health W Ebola is an infectious and often fatal OF disease that results in fever and severe systems decimated by civil wars that ended a decade ago. 100% internal bleeding. There are no medications

When Ebola arrived, Direct Relief’s partner organizations were RTESY

U of donations for Ebola effective in curing the virus, but supportive

on the front lines of what became the worst, deadliest outbreak CO response were used in history. They asked for help, and Direct Relief responded—as hospital care can significantly increase EXCLUSIVELY survival. Ebola is highly contagious through aggressively and expansively as possible. FOR THAT EFFORT. infected bodily fluids like sweat, blood, and DIRECT RELIEF’S RESPONSE EFFORTS INCLUDED A SERIES saliva and remains infectious even OF EMERGENCY AIRLIFT DELIVERIES, INCLUDING THE after the victim has died. UNRIVALED CHARTER OF A 747 TO DELIVER 100 TONS OF URGENTLY NEEDED SUPPLIES, AND MOBILIZING ADDITIONAL A mother waits to be seen by the doctor at the Wellbody Alliance Clinic in Kono, RESOURCES AND ARRANGING LOGISTICS GLOBALLY TO Sierra Leone. Wellbody has been DELIVER ESSENTIAL AID. These material infusions, the largest supported by Direct Relief from any private source, were mostly made up of basic personal since 2013 with over $13 million in protective equipment (gowns, gloves, masks, and suits) as well as requested medical essential medications and supplies, and were delivered to more supplies. E BOLA R ELIEF in B RIEF than 1,000 facilities in Liberia and Sierra Leone. However, they Recognized by are only one type of a broad set of resources—including human, C L I N T O N financial, and others to build physical infrastructure—that were $45.4 G LOBAL I NITIATIVE essential and mobilized by other public and private groups with million in medical aid Direct Relief and several of its which Direct Relief worked in close coordination. through June 2015 close partners were recognized by Direct Relief’s partner organizations—including Last Mile Health Bill and Chelsea Clinton for their and the ELWA hospital in Liberia, and Medical Research Centre and C ORPORATE S UPPORTERS A big thank you to Direct Relief’s generous corporate tons commitment to stopping Ebola. Wellbody Alliance in Sierra Leone—were featured for several years 416 supporters who helped enable this response: See video at DIRECT RELIEF.ORG on Direct Relief’s website and in other communications because of 3M Chattem, Inc. Mylan Laboratories Inc. to learn more about the CGI recog- the important work that was—and remains—critical for the long- 83 deliveries to 100 Abbott and Abbott Fund Cera Products, Inc. Nephron Pharmaceuticals nition and the global response to AbbVie Foundation Covidien Omron Healthcare, Inc. the Ebola outbreak. term. Combatting Ebola required a large-scale response, and Direct hospitals and clinics in Actavis Pharma, Inc. FedEx PCI Global Airlink Globus Relief Fund Pfizer Relief will continue to bring as many resources as possible to bear Liberia & Sierra Leone Allergan, Inc. Henry Schein, Inc. Prestige Brands Ansell Healthcare Hospira, Inc. Pro2 Solutions, Inc. on it—but with the recognition that the crisis had been exacerbated ATX Air Services, LLC Kimberly-Clark Sappo Hill Soapworks by the problems that Direct Relief and its extraordinary partners Basic Medical McKesson Medical-Surgical Sunrise Pharmaceutical, Inc. Baxter International, Inc. McNeil Consumer Healthcare Teva Pharmaceuticals were working hard to address before Ebola appeared. BD Merck Virgin Unite Calmoseptine, Inc. Midmark Corporation

6 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 7 THE YEAR IN REVIEW Over 40 tons of medicine and medical supplies being unloaded at Kathmandu A Nepali woman greets a World Food airport following the earthquake Programme helicopter as it delivers IMMEDIATE (PHOTO: JOSEPH HARRISON); Direct Relief medical supplies to an earthquake-affected Himalayan village. 1 SENDING ONLY WHAT IS NEEDED Immediately after the April 25 earthquake, Direct Relief began communicating with partner hospitals and health facilities in Nepal to identify their most critical needs. Thousands of people had been injured and displaced, and still-functional hospitals and clinics were overwhelmed with patients. That meant that, while there was an increased need for health services, the capacity to provide care had diminished substantially. Direct Relief worked rapidly to mobilize medicines and medical supplies for international emergency teams and Nepalese-based organizations and health facilities responding to the disaster. The outpouring of generosity following the earthquake—combined with guidance from local organizations and support from Nepal’s National Drug Administrator, Director of International Partnership for the Ministry of Health and Population, and the Director of the Department of Health Services Logistics Management Division—enabled Direct Relief to fast-track 145 tons—more than 12 million Defined Daily Doses (DDDs)—of high-priority medications, supplies, and medical equipment valued at $29 million to 33 recipient health facilities and organizations in Nepal. These medical resources were donated by more than 60 healthcare companies and transported, in large part, aboard human- NEPAL itarian charter flights donated by FedEx.

EARTHQUAKE 2 SHORT-TERM ANTICIPATING HEALTH NEEDS A precise projection of health needs requires ATOOM assessments that are not always possible BU RELIEF while an emergency is still unfolding. However, the rapid provision of healthcare-related INGKAEW

K resources and support is critical to ensure that disaster survivors receive appropriate and adequate care, and to prepare for the s of 11:55 a.m. local time on April 25, 2015, health indicators in Nepal were rehabilitation of the healthcare infrastructure. trending in the right direction. Maternal mortality had decreased in the 100% Patients with severe injuries require effective care throughout the treatment and Direct Relief used a variety of data sources country by 70 percent in the 17 years between 1993 and 2010. And compared rehabilitation period. People suffering from chronic medical conditions must resume to understand the changing needs and A of donations for Nepal conditions in Nepal. The mapping tool to a child in 1996, a child in 2011 was twice as likely to live past the age of five. earthquake response their medication and testing regimens. Those living in temporary shelters must provided valuable insight into earthquake- Then, at 11:56 a.m., progress stalled. Upwards of 750,000 people lost their homes, are being used contend with crowded and unsanitary conditions that can lead to outbreaks of life- related needs and circumstances and enabled Direct Relief to make more informed 17,000 people suffered injuries, and 8,600 people died from what emerged as the EXCLUSIVELY threatening respiratory and waterborne diseases. Moreover, in the case of Nepal, living decisions regarding response efforts. most devastating earthquake in Nepal’s history. FOR THAT EFFORT. conditions and access to medical care and resources had been significantly impacted View the map at DIRECTRELIEF.ORG/MAPS Direct Relief responded fast, effectively, and efficiently to the earthquake, focusing by monsoon season rains. on three critical phases: immediate (emergency response), short-term (disaster To visualize the earthquakes’ impact, obtain updated information on local needs and conditions, and help identify recovery), and long-term (disaster mitigation and preparedness). critical issues requiring consideration in short- and long-term recovery efforts, Direct Relief used specialized Geographic Information System (GIS) software to develop a series of maps. OPEN DATA: Direct Relief used a variety of data sources to understand better the changing needs and conditions in Nepal. Attributes included the location and intensity of aftershocks; where the greatest numbers of injuries occurred; the extent of damage to roads, airports, health facilities, and other infrastructure; physical locations of vulnerable populations; PHASES of RESPONSE environmental concerns such as landslides and flooding; and the presence of health facilities and organizations. The mapping tool provided valuable insight into earthquake-related needs and circumstances and enabled Direct Relief 3 to make more informed decisions regarding response efforts. CONT’D

8 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 9 THE YEAR IN REVIEW A young girl is cared for at the Direct Relief-supported Hospital and Rehabilitation Centre for Direct Relief recognizes that the generous supporters Disabled Children, HRDC, Nepal. who made financial contributions to Direct Relief LONG-TERM PHOTO: GORDON WILLCOCK 3 following the earthquake in Nepal did so for the clear SUSTAINING AND REBUILDING THE purpose of assisting people in Nepal. In accepting funds for Nepal, Direct Relief understands that both those who HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE HOW contributed and the people in Nepal (for whose benefit A major emergency often requires substantial repairs to are the NEPAL infrastructure, and this need is particularly acute within the contributions were made) deserve to know, in detail, the health sector as disasters often severely damage EARTHQUAKE how Direct Relief is using these funds. infrastructure and medical facilities throughout the health Of the $5,207,575 in Nepal-designated donations system. After the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Hurricane Sandy, FUNDS being used? received, as of June 30, 2015, Direct Relief has committed Japan earthquake and tsunami, and the Ebola crisis—Direct $2,703,203 or 52 percent on the following earthquake Relief observed local groups doing great work to help response activities: survivors, but rarely did these groups even make it onto the radars of international donors. In each instance, as in Nepal, Direct Relief identified and provided such groups with cash $709,117 to mobilize, transport, grants to cover response-related expenses. and deliver to health facilities more than $1,796,407 in financial One determining factor in the selection of grantees 145 tons of specifically requested medical grants to organizations and health is whether they focus on the long-term treatment and material valued at $28,983,150 —a ratio facilities in Nepal providing urgently care of people with disabilities. Direct Relief’s experience of $41 in medical aid for each $1 spent. This expense would be needed services in the immediate in post-disaster situations has reinforced the importance significantly higher, were it not for the emergency airlifts donated by term and to begin rebuilding or of supporting the institutions and services that provide FedEx and in-country logistics provided free-of-charge by the World expanding essential services needed specialized care for people who have suffered severe Food Programme and the UN Humanitarian Air Service. in the months and years ahead. traumatic injuries.

NEPAL EARTHQ UAKE RECOVERY GRANTS $197,679 to purchase critically-needed, Zero dollars spent on fundraising Through the end of the fiscal year – Direct Relief granted specialized medical equipment and supplies or marketing activities. $283,631 and made commitments of $1,512,776 to these $ (including ventilators, digital x-ray machines, and local groups and organizations in Nepal providing essential surgical kits for orthopedic repairs) requested by 0 services for earthquake survivors: the Government of Nepal or individual facilities. $181,131 $475,035 D OCTORS FOR YOU ONE HEART WORLDWIDE Emergency operations, Neonatal Health System equipment procurement, Rebuild in Sindhulpalchok and support for Nuwakot and Dhading Districts District Healthcare C ORPORATE + F OUNDATION S U P P O R T E R S $498,948 A big thank you to the corporate and foundation supporters $258,000 POSSIBLE HEALTH * HOSPITAL & REHABILITATION Health Sector Rehabilitation who have helped enable this response: contributed the $5.2 MILLION C E N T R E F O R D I S A B L E D and Improvement in CHILDREN (HRDC) 3M Free Wheelchair Mission Pincus Family Dolakha District Abbott Glenn Lukos Associates Foundation to Direct Relief for Nepal? Emergency funding for post- AbbVie Grifols Pfizer WHO earthquake patient services Actavis Pharma, Inc. Heart to Heart International Prestige Brands Alice Tweed Tuohy Henry Schein, Inc. Qatalyst Group LP $300,000 Foundation The Hexberg Family reddit S P I N A L I N J U RY Allergan, Inc. Foundation Rivendell Foundation $50,000 Ansell Healthcare Hospira, Inc. RPS Group REHABILITATION CENTRE MIDWIFERY SOCIETY OF A.T. Kearney ISSO Seva Sanofi US Foundation ( SIRC) NEPAL (MIDSON) Ayudar Foundation Janssen for North America Emergency funding for BAPS Charities Pharmaceuticals Sappo Hill Soapworks Address the increased risks Baxter International Inc. Johnson & Johnson S. Balolia Family to pregnant women post-earthquake patient Bayer Consumer Companies Foundation services BD Josephine Herbert Gleis SEE International Blackstone Foundation Shire Bristol-Myers Squibb JSR Micro Steinmetz Foundation $2,500 Bungie Karen B. Yoh Foundation Teva Pharmaceuticals $3,218,495 $1,715,176 $210,000 $63,904 N A M C H E A N D $30,793 Calmoseptine, Inc. Lazard Freres & Co. LLC Tifie Humanitarian from Chattem Inc. The Looker Foundation Trust Company of from from from KHUNDE CLINICS CLEAN UP NEPAL 57 OTHER Clif Bar & Company Medtronic the West 16,381 INDIVIDUALS 117 BUSINESSES 11 FOUNDATIONS Software that provides Support for the 2015 CR Bard Merck Unilever ORGANIZATIONS DaVita Midmark Corporation We Care Solar physicians with recent nationwide clean up and Dermalogica Foundation Mylan Laboratories Inc. Yorba Oil Co. clinical guidelines and awareness campaign ELKAY Cares NRG Energy Zydus Pharmaceuticals Engility Omron Healthcare, Inc. (USA) Inc. notes for patient care post-earthquake Ethicon, Inc. Parametric Technology FedEx Corporation 10 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 11 FY2015 Partnerships THAT MATTER

Since 1948, Direct Relief has improved the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergency situations by mobilizing and providing essential medical resources needed for their care—both within the HIGHLIGHTS United States and throughout the world. How Direct Relief was able to provide more help to more people than ever before this fiscal year was due in large part to partnerships with some of the world’s leading companies and organizations—taking irect Relief helped more people than ever before their rich expertise and highly efficient and effective tools and aiming them at some of the most vexing this year. While the urgent events in West Africa health issues facing people today. Neither the Ebola response nor the Nepal response would have been DIRECT RELIEF’S BIGGEST YEAR EVER Dand Nepal shaped the year’s activities, they well-considered or viable without excellent, existing local partners, upon which the scaled responses did not displace the important matters anticipated were built. million in product $858 in the operating plan and budget. Rather, the crises contributions, $30+ million in The formal endorsements in FY2015 from the INTERNATIONAL CONFEDERATION OF and related responses reinforced the importance of financial contributions, 5,000+ MIDWIVES, the National Association of Community Health Centers, and the National Association of several goals and accelerated progress towards them. press stories, more than $610 Free and Charitable Clinics have been instrumental in both the formation and execution of plans to scale million and 278 million defined HERE ARE A FEW FACTORS CONTRIBUTING respective activities with their members. daily doses of aid delivered to TO INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR CHRONIC partners in 76 countries and CHALLENGES FACING PEOPLE WHO NEED all 50 U.S. states E Q UPPING MIDWIVES HELP HERE IN THE U.S. AND AROUND THE M O M S A N D B A B I E S WORLD—challenges that don’t make the headlines like to save the lives of emergencies but are no less urgent and important. The basic approach internationally and in all 50 U.S. states is the Working with the International Confederation of Mid- same: to identify, support, and strengthen the committed, wives, Direct Relief developed what is now the global local health workers and facilities that serve people who standard “Midwife Kit” and has equipped 500 mid- need care but do not have the resources to pay. wives throughout Africa and Asia who have safely delivered 25,000 babies. Direct Relief is committed to ensuring that all midwives who have training also have the tools they need, as this basic step can avert the still far- too-common loss of life of women during childbirth.

In Sierra Leone, all graduates of the School of Midwifery Makeni are equipped with a Direct Relief Midwife Kit that contains everything a midwife needs to deliver babies safely. PHOTO: WILLIAM VAZQUEZ

12 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 13 Information and systems serve as critical foundational Robust elements for programmatic expansion while also providing the ability to report to and communicate 10 with the public upon whose support Direct Relief relies YEARS SYSTEMS exclusively. Direct Relief’s substantial investments in SAP of helping DAMON TAUGHER , A little after 5:00 PM, ten years ago, I cold-called a number a colleague technology for managing its supply chain has instilled an people in all Director, ability to meet the highest commercial standards. gave me. Hurricane Katrina had just made landfall in New Orleans. Big DATA, & Public expectations, encouraged by nonprofit DIRECT Malvise Scott, the Senior Vice President of the National rating groups, increasingly refer to “data, measures, RELIEF Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC), answered the and outcomes,” which must be synthesized with the 50 phone. Direct Relief had just concluded a successful pilot program CREDENTIALS traditional and still essential elements of a compelling STATES to provide medications free-of-charge to mission, narrative, and presentation. The data available to USA community health centers and clinics in Direct Relief through its technology infrastructure makes California. I asked Malvise if this service such insights readily available, as seen in the numerous might benefit similar health facilities in map applications available on DirectRelief.org. the hurricane’s path. Direct Relief had responded for decades to disasters internationally, but the In addition to its sophisticated infrastructure and organization had never mounted a broad-scale relief effort in the U.S. advancements in transparency, Direct Relief upholds After a thorough vetting, Malvise connected me with state leaders in Louisiana, Mississippi, operational standards that are unprecedented in the and Texas. In the six months after that phone call, Direct Relief provided more than $50 nonprofit sector. DIRECT RELIEF IS THE ONLY million (wholesale) in medical assistance to community health centers NONPROFIT LICENSED TO DISTRIBUTE throughout the Gulf. Not only was the response among the largest in

PRESCRIPTION MEDICINES IN ALL 50 U.S. Direct Relief’s history, but it shaped the organization’s next ten years. OMERO

STATES, AND IT IS THE ONLY NONPROFIT Katrina made it clear that community health centers served a A. R THAT IS VERIFIED-ACCREDITED WHOLESALE

critical role in emergencies. So, to be ready for the next disaster, Direct SCAR DISTRIBUTORS (VAWD) CERTIFIED. Both allow Relief set out to establish relationships with a nationwide network of O Direct Relief to support more than 1,200 nonprofit health safety-net providers.

centers and clinics nationwide caring for many of the 1,200 ONSENOR

Ten years later, Direct Relief supports more than health M nation’s 23 million uninsured people every year. centers, free clinics, public health departments, and other social service LINICA agencies in all 50 states. These providers, in turn, operate more than C 4,000 clinical delivery sites and care for an estimated 12 million people annually. The network is the largest of its kind. Building this national support network required Direct Relief to evolve its operations in ways unique for nonprofits. In 2009, Direct Relief became the only nonprofit in the U.S. accredited by the National

Mother and son get a checkup Association of Boards of Pharmacy—a prerequisite for delivering prescription at the Direct Relief-supported medicines to health facilities in all 50 states. Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics in Santa Barbara, Since 2005, Direct Relief has delivered $500 million in medical aid and California. more than $10 million in financial support to U.S. health centers and clinics PHOTO: ANDREW SCHONEBERGER treating those in need. It wouldn’t have happened without support from the private sector. Dozens of companies have provided the resources and means to deliver Facilitated the Helping Build Healthy Received TWO awards from the National In FY2015, needed medicines to patients who couldn’t afford them otherwise. Abbott Communities program with BD—7 awards Association of Community Health Centers View the map at DIRECTRELIEF.ORG/MAPS MORE DELIVERIES to for health centers focused on innovative Worked with CVS to provide thousands Fund provided the seed funding to establish a Hurricane Preparedness Program U.S. clinics THAN EVER BEFORE programs to prevent and treat people of hygiene items for Family Emergency that prepositioned medical supplies with health facilities in disaster-prone areas; BD provided millions of insulin needles and with diabetes Kits; free flu shots valued at $2 million to Expanded kids health camp activities with 14 states syringes to low-income patients to help them manage their diabetes. Teva provided 500,000 inhalers to people with asthma, 6,472 shipments valued BD (providing needles and syringes for 117 Delivered 400 emergency medical packs to and FedEx helped get these medications and supplies to hundreds of thousands of low-income patients throughout the U.S. diabetes camps), Pfizer (providing clotting clinics for outreach programs and mobile at $64.8 million to treatment for 7 hemophilia camps), and medical teams The same is true of NACHC—a partnership that’s been ten years in the making. On that call with Malvise a decade back, Sanofi (providing epinephrine for 76 camps Expanded the distribution of Teva all I could think about were the lives in the balance. Today, that call carries additional significance. It represents a nationwide 1,136 clinic and health center for kids with diabetes or asthma) medicines into the U.S. Enhanced the nation’s largest charitable Worked with Pfizer to combat the support network that’s helped countless individuals recover from or avoid a crisis like Hurricane Katrina. partners across 50 states Hurricane Prep Program—8TH year, meningitis outbreak at University of 50 emergency preparedness packs Oregon prepositioned in 10 states Supplied needles and syringes for an Delivered 5 million insulin needles and HIV outbreak in Indiana syringes from BD Provided TENS OF THOUSANDS of books to people diagnosed with breast cancer 14 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 15

FY2015 TRUSTED AWARDS The increased financial support seen in and RECOGNITION FY2015, of which nearly one-third was designated for Ebola or Nepal, reflected increases from all sources (individuals, The solutions described in this report, and many others Direct Relief strives to affect every day, are all companies, and foundations), and the sources designed to serve the basic mission of helping people access needed health services so they can live were vastly different in character. healthy, productive lives. These efforts were recognized multiple times in FY2015 and Direct Relief remained Online communities, such as Reddit, and among the most trusted and innovative nonprofits according to business and charity evaluators. online gaming communities and businesses (Bungie, HumbleBundle, Zeldathon, Zynga) generated major financial support from their members and players. Expanded foundation support came from both small community foundations and large national ones, such as the Peter and Carmen Lucia Buck Foundation, Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, and the Wallace Genetic In addition to being named a Forbes recognized Direct Foundation. 4-STAR CHARITY by Charity Relief as 100% EFFICIENT And expanded corporate financial support Fast Company ranked Direct Navigator, Direct Relief is cited in fundraising among also came from companies of all types, both Relief among the 10 MOST as the NO. 1 “CHARITY nonprofit organizations in the for programmatic and general activities INNOVATIVE NONPROFITS EVERYONE’S HEARD OF” United States, and among (AbbVie Foundation, Bank of NY Mellon, IN 2015 for its use of mapping with the lowest percentage of the MOST EFFICIENT large Bayer, BD, Covidien, Shire, Unilever, and Virgin technology in response to the funds spent on administrative and charities in the U.S. Airlines). Ebola outbreak in Liberia fundraising costs of the charities Despite the profound differences and Sierra Leone. named. Charity Navigator is in character of these new and existing America’s largest independent supporters whose support increased, they all evaluator of charities. communicated a strikingly similar message in explaining why they were supporting Direct Relief. Uniformly, the message was that they had done their homework, were impressed by National Association of Community the numbers, and concluded that Direct Relief The Better Business Bureau Health Centers (NACHC) awarded was doing important work and doing it well. Wise Giving Alliance Direct Relief the POWER It’s their trust in Direct Relief to do the right has noted Direct Relief’s THROUGH PARTNERSHIP thing that makes the work possible. efficiency and found that AWARD for UNWAVERING Direct Relief meets the COMMITMENT for its support of “STANDARDS FOR CHARITY health centers across the United ACCOUNTABILITY.” States that care for the nation’s Direct Relief was recognized most vulnerable people. at the 2014 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting for its COMMITMENT TO COMBAT THE EBOLA outbreak in West Africa.

16 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 17 EXPANDING ACCESS + KEY * T HE DEFINED DAILY DOSE (DDD) is a measure of drug utilization $ > TOTAL WHOLESALE VALUE developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) and maintained QUALITY HEALTH CARE DEFINED DAILY DOSE* > by the WHO Collaborating Center for Drug Statistics Methodology at the University of Norway in Oslo. The DDD value — essentially a daily TOTAL WEIGHT (IN POUNDS) FOR MILLIONS OF PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD > treatment measure — indicates “the assumed average maintenance dose per day for a drug used for its main indication in adults.” It is intended as > TOTAL VOLUME (IN CUBIC FEET) an international average, for the sake of standardization and comparison FISCA L YEAR 2015 between national contexts, not as a guide to actual prescriptions. For more information: www.whocc.no/ddd.

EUROPE & MIDDLE EAST EAST &

$ 7,020,613 SOUTHEAST

3,195,248 DDD* ASIA

97,169 lbs. $ 32,616,412 CARIBBEAN 14,852 cu. ft.

11,540,102 DDD*

$ 90,159,569 172,865 lbs.

65,119,984 DDD* 16,560 cu. ft.

486,337 lbs.

42,196 cu. ft.

USA

$ 64,797,425

20,358,777 DDD*

881,068 lbs.

63,392 cu. ft. SOUTH ASIA

$ 79,049,676 AFRICA 28,097,894 DDD*

$ 185,527,228 404,353 lbs. $ LATIN AMERICA 42,229 cu. ft. 610.6 million in medical aid 52,546,184 DDD*

FY15 968,684 lbs. amounting to 278.6 million defined $ 151,391,957

97,761,329 DDD* 123,084 cu. ft. ASSISTANCE daily doses*: 7,213 deliveries

642,967 lbs. TOTALS weighing 1,826 tons and taking up

68,336 cu. ft. 370,649 cubic feet in volume

18 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 19 FY 2015 SOURCES OF CASH SUPPORT & REVENUES: $32M

CASH AND39% IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS35% 21% to then purchase something that a business may be willing and DISASTER RESPONSE UNDESIGNATED GRANTS able to provide directly and more efficiently as its charitable To fulfill its mission and program objectives, Direct Relief has $7.8M $7M $4.2M contribution. long sought partnerships with businesses and organizations with particular expertise that is needed and can be leveraged for humanitarian purposes. This approach has led to 175+ health- FY 2015 SOURCES OF CASH SUPPORT & REVENUES: $32M care manufacturers and other corporations, in sectors ranging 1% from technology to transportation, providing in-kind contri- 1% SPECIAL 22% EVENTS $217K SPECIAL EVENTS butions in the form of needed goods (primarily medical prod- GRANTS 39% 35% 21% DISASTER RESPONSE UNDESIGNATED GRANTS$157K $7M ucts) and services that would otherwise have to be purchased. $7.8M $7M $4.2M Direct Relief also solicits and receives cash contributions,4% which BEQUESTS $754K are used to cover internal costs and for goods and services to 14% 21% CAPITAL UNDESIGNATED advance the organization’s mission and that cannot be obtained CAMPAIGN $6.8M through in-kind donations. $4.5M 1% The strategic pursuit of in-kind resources enables Direct SPECIAL Relief to provide far more humanitarian assistance than would 2% EVENTS $217K be possible in a model that relied entirely upon raising cash and BEQUESTS 40% $588K then converting the cash into goods and services. It makes little DISASTERS / OTHER 4% INTRODUCTION + CERTIFICATION OF BEQUESTS $754K economic sense to incur the expense involved in raising funds DESIGNATED $13M

Direct Relief’s financial statements must account for both cash 96% and in-kind contributions that are entrusted to the organization FINANCIAL IN-KIND to fulfill its humanitarian mission. In Fiscal Year 2015, over 96 $865M percent of our total public support of $897 million was received in the form of in-kind medical products and certain other donated services (such as transportation services from FedEx, online ad- STATEMENTS 4% vertising from Google, and donated volunteer services from the CASH GSK PULSE Volunteer Partner Program in which senior profes- $32M sionals volunteer96% to be seconded to work at Direct Relief at no IN-KIND cost to Direct$865M Relief). The previous pages explain where and why FY 2015 CONTRIBUTED the in-kind medical products were provided by the organization Direct Relief had the strongest year in its 67-year history in SUPPORT: $897M to its partners around the world and in the United States. We recognize that merging cash and in-kind contributions

all areas of activities and finances. In Fiscal Year 2015 the $ MILLION in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

$897M 4% organization received a record $897 million in public support 900 (GAAP) can be confusing to non-accountants. The notesCASH follow- ing the financial statements are to assist you in understanding$32M and provided a record $613 million in assistance around the 800 how our program model is financed and works, to explain the FY 2015 CONTRIBUTED world (including $2.6 million in cash grants). Direct Relief’s state of our organization’s financial health, and to inform you 700 about how we spent SUPPORT:the money generously $897M donated to Direct financial position and balance sheet continue to be strong Relief in FY2015 by individuals, businesses, organizations, and 600 foundations.$ MILLION

thanks to the steadfast support from generous donors and $897M Direct 900Relief’s activities are planned and executed on an op- the Board of Directors. 500 erating (or cash) budget that is approved by the Board of Direc- $455M 865 tors prior800 to the onset of the fiscal year. The cash budget is not $407M 400 $392M directly affected by the value of in-kind medical product contri- butions. Cash700 support—as distinct from the value of contributed $302M 300 products—is used to pay for the logistics, warehousing, trans- 600 435 portation, program oversight, program and administrative staff 390 378 200 salaries, purchasing of essential medical products, acquisition of 289 donated medical500 products, and all other program expenses.

$455M 865 100 When taking an annual snapshot at the end of a fiscal year, $407M several factors400 can distort a realistic$392M picture of our (or any 13 14 20 32 0 17 nonprofit organization) financial health and activities. Since the

FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 $302M purpose of300 this report is to inform you, we think it is important CASH SUPPORT IN-KIND SUPPORT to call your attention to some of these435 factors. 390 378 200 20 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 289 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 21

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13 14 20 32 0 17 FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15

CASH SUPPORT IN-KIND SUPPORT TIMING OF REVENUE such areas; working to identify the unmet needs of people in the may include the price paid by wholesalers or other third-party donations. However, we believe that a conservative approach RECOGNITION AND EXPENSES areas; mobilizing essential medicines, supplies, and equipment buyers, a favorable price negotiated by an organization (such provides the most accurate, easy-to-understand basis and is that are requested and appropriate for the circumstances; and as the Clinton Foundation) for a particular drug, or other such best to instill public confidence in our financial reporting. First is the timing of donations being received and the expendi- managing the many details inherent in storing, transporting, and reasonable bases. ture of those donations, whether in the form of cash or in-kind distributing such goods to the partner organizations in the most For medical supplies and equipment, the organization de- DIRECT RELIEF FOUNDATION AND THE medical products. Donations—including those received to con- efficient manner possible. termines wholesale value by reviewing the pricing information BOARD-RESTRICTED INVESTMENT FUND duct specific activities—are recorded as revenue when they are When Direct Relief receives an in-kind donation, account- on the specific item listed for sale in trade publications, through received or promised, even if the activities are to be conducted In 1998, Direct Relief’s Board of Directors established a ing standards require a “fair market value” to be assigned to online pricing, and through its own procurement history when in a future year. The in-kind product donations are also recorded Board-Restricted Investment Fund (“BRIF”) to help secure the the donation. Donations of medicines, medical equipment, in inventory upon receipt. Direct Relief’s policy is to distribute purchasing. Such valuations are lower typically than published organization’s financial future and provide a reserve for future and medical supplies have long been an integral part of Direct products at the earliest practicable date, consistent with sound retail prices. operations. The BRIF, established with assets valued at $774 Relief’s humanitarian assistance programs. In assigning a fair programmatic principles. While the distribution often occurs in Different prices for similar products or services in different thousand, draws resources from Board-designated unrestricted market value to the in-kind medical donations received, Direct the same fiscal year of receipt, it may occur in the following fis- geographic areas can cause confusion. The specifics of Direct bequests and gifts, and returns on portfolio assets. Relief uses a careful, conservative approach that complies with cal year. An expense is recorded and inventory is reduced when Relief’s valuation methodology are noted here in recognition of In October 2006, the Direct Relief Foundation was formed the relevant accounting standards, and the spirit and purpose of the products are shipped to our partners. the confusion that can arise with the value of contributed goods and incorporated in the State of California as a separate, wholly disclosure, transparency, and accountability to the public. In the fiscal year ended June 30, 2015, Direct Relief received and services. controlled, supporting organization of Direct Relief. Effective Specifically, Direct Relief uses the following methodology in more value in product donations than we shipped out to our One source of confusion stems from the significant pricing April 1, 2007, assets in the BRIF were transferred to the Founda- determining the fair market value of in-kind medical donations: partner network. When the fiscal year ended, the product inven- (and therefore valuation) differences that exist in different parts tion. The Foundation’s investments are managed by SEI Private U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved pharmaceuticals, tories that had not been “spent” were reported as an increase of the world for similar products. With regard to pharmaceuti- Trust Company, an investment firm under the direction of the branded and generic, are recorded at estimated wholesale val- in net assets or a “surplus.” The opposite was true in Fiscal Year cals, significant differences exist between a branded drug and Board’s Finance Committee, which meets monthly and oversees ue, which approximates fair value, on the date received, based 2014, when the value of humanitarian aid distributed exceeded a generic equivalent formulation even within the same market, investment policy and financial operations. on the Wholesale Acquisition Cost (WAC) as published in the what was received during the year. This resulted in a decrease in including the U.S. Because Direct Relief operates on a global The Board has adopted investment and spending policies for Thomson Reuters RedBook.© The RedBook© is an industry rec- net assets (or net operating “loss”) for this year. scale, such differences must be considered and reflected in the the BRIF assets that attempt to provide a predictable stream of ognized drug and pricing reference guide for pharmaceuticals For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2015, the organization accounting and reporting of contributions. funding to Direct Relief while seeking to maintain the purchas- in the United States. For the Fiscal Year 2015, the organization reported a change in net assets of $177.2 million. As described Of course, similar pricing and valuation differences also exist ing power of these assets. Under this policy, as approved by the adopted a policy of using monthly pricing information available above, this was driven by a higher value of donated product re- for other commodities and services beyond pharmaceuticals. In Board of Directors, the BRIF assets are invested in a manner that from the Thomson Reuters RedBook© online service provid- ceived, $864.8 million, than value of product distributed, $610.6 the U.S., for example, 12 ounces of water is free from a public is intended to produce results that provide a reasonable balance ed by Truven Health Analytics. This is a change from the prior million and is purely a function of the timing of the receipts from tap but can be several dollars if it comes in a branded bottle. between the quest for growth and the need to protect principal. years’ policy that used an annual snapshot of the Redbook© donor companies and shipments sent out to our healthcare Similar pricing differences exist for services as well. The The Foundation expects its BRIF funds, over time, to provide an WAC prices as the basis of valuing contributed pharmaceuticals partner network. outsourcing and off-shoring phenomena reflect that even highly average rate of return of approximately seven percent annually. for an entire one-year period. Because prices fluctuate over skilled services—surgery, computer programming, research con- Actual returns in any given year may vary from this amount. the course of a year, this new policy provides a more accurate POLICY ON DESIGNATED CONTRIBUTIONS ducted by Ph.D.s— are done at vastly different prices in different The Foundation, to satisfy its long-term rate-of-return objec- and current value of pharmaceuticals that are donated to the countries. tives, relies on a total return strategy in which investment returns Direct Relief has adopted a strict policy to ensure that 100 organization. Direct Relief’s internal processes, information systems, and are achieved through both capital appreciation (realized and percent of all designated contributions (e.g. donations for the WAC is the standard used by many U.S. states as the Federal public disclosures ensure that these distinctions are clearly doc- unrealized) and current yield (interest and dividends). The orga- “Nepal earthquake relief”) are used only on expenses related Upper Limit pricing for drugs purchased under the Medicaid umented and that the organization’s financial reporting precise- nization targets a diversified asset allocation balanced between to supporting that program response. We have used similar program. Alternative methods of valuing a drug donation would ly and accurately reflects the fair market value of the specific equity and fixed income investments to achieve its short-term policies for all of our disaster responses in the last few years, in- result in a higher valuation. For example, the commonly cited items received through donation. spending needs as well as long-term objectives within prudent cluding our responses to the Ebola outbreak in Western Africa, Average Wholesale Price (AWP), which also is published in the Hurricanes Sandy, Katrina and Rita, and earthquakes in Japan, If a low-cost generic medication is received through do- risk constraints. RedBook©, is approximately twenty percent higher than WAC Haiti, Pakistan, Peru, China, and Chile. nation, its value is properly recorded as that of the generic The Foundation has a policy of appropriating for distribution for a particular product according to the RedBook©. Direct Re- medication. Similarly, if a more expensive branded product is each year an amount up to five percent of the assets of the We believe this is appropriate for honoring precisely the clear lief determined that WAC is the more appropriate measure. received through donation, it’s value is registered as that of a BRIF. In some instances, the Board may decide to appropriate an intent of generous donors who responded to these tragedies Because pricing differences exist for generic and branded branded product. amount greater than its stated policy if it is specifically deemed and to preserve the maximum benefit for the survivors for products, it is important to note Direct Relief applies WAC value As noted above, Direct Relief has long sought the contribu- prudent to do so. For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2015, the whose benefit the funds were entrusted to Direct Relief. to each specific product’s National Drug Code, which relates tion of needed goods and services to use for humanitarian pur- Foundation Trustees approved a distribution of funds to pay for to the specific manufacturer and formulation of a drug. This poses because of the efficiencies and other benefits that result. Direct Relief’s fundraising expenses and the salary of the Presi- VALUATION OF IN-KIND RESOURCES distinction is significant because it reflects, for example, the low- The organization, and (more importantly) the people it serves, dent and CEO. Upon a majority vote by the Board, the BRIF may er price (and fair market value) of a generic product received Direct Relief is the only nonprofit organization in the United benefit from the lowest-cost, most efficient use of resources. also be utilized to meet other general operational costs, extraor- through donation, compared to higher-priced branded product. States that has received accreditation from the National Asso- dinary capital expenses, and advance emergency relief funding For non-FDA-approved pharmaceuticals, for example, prod- Financial contributors benefit also, since their financial contri- ciation of Boards of Pharmacy as a Verified-Accredited Whole- as determined by the President and CEO. ucts manufactured for use in non-U.S. markets, the organization butions are not being used to purchase goods or services that sale Distributor (VAWD) licensed to distribute pharmaceutical uses independent pricing guides to determine the fair market can be obtained directly through donations. Therefore, when it products in all 50 U.S. states, and is among the largest-volume value of the particular manufacturer’s specific formulation. As is comes to accounting for, documenting, and reporting any con- providers of medical donations to its partners worldwide. Direct the case with FDA-approved formulations, the value relates to tributions it is very important that we get it right. Relief’s programs involve a wide range of functions, several of the specific product from the specific manufacturer. The sourc- A strong incentive exists to use higher valuation sources, THOMAS TIGHE BHUPI SINGH which require specialized expertise and licensing. Among these es of such pricing information vary, but relevant information such as retail prices, or use branded product values for generic President & CEO Executive VP, COO, & CFO functions are identifying key local providers of health services in

22 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 23 COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

For the fiscal years ending June 30, 2015, and June 30, 2014 FY 2015 FY 2014 For the fiscal years ending June 30, 2015, and June 30, 2014 FY 2015 FY 2014

$ IN THOUSANDS $ IN THOUSANDS

RECONCILIATION OF CHANGE IN NET ASSETS TO PUBLIC SUPPORT & REVENUE NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES PUBLIC SUPPORT Contributions of goods and services $ 864,585 96.3% $ 434,798 94.7% CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $ 177,240 $ (91,275) Contributions of cash and securities—other 31,939 3.6% 19,725 4.3% Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities: TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT 896,524 99.8% 454,523 99.0% Depreciation $ 1,130 $ 1,026 REVENUE Change in inventory (166,777) 96,186 Earnings from investments and other income 1,555 0.2% 4,805 1.0% Change in receivables (5,029) (435) Change in prepaid expenses and other assets (142) (438) TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE 898,079 100.0% 459,328 100.0% Change in accounts payable and accrued expenses 23 599 Change in non-qualified deferred compensation accrual (10) (5) EXPENSES Donated services pledged for next fiscal year - (245) PROGRAM SERVICES Loss on disposal of fixed assets and other assets - 162 Value of medical donations shipped 610,563 503,187 Realized (gain)/loss on sale of investments (2,661) (1,256) Inventory adjustments (expired pharmaceuticals, etc.) 84,197 25,197 Unrealized (gain)/loss on investments 1,771 (2,712) Domestic Programs 4,598 5,409 International Programs 15,201 12,415 NET INCREASE IN CASH $ 5,545 $ 1,607 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 714,560 79.6% 546,208 118.9%

SUPPORTING SERVICES Administration 3,948 2,691 Fundraising 2,331 1,704 STATEMENT OF TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 6,279 0.7% 4,395 1.0% FINANCIAL POSITION DIRECT RELIEF 2015 DIRECT RELIEF TOTAL EXPENSES 720,839 80.3% 550,603 119.9% (Includes DR South FOUNDATION For the fiscal years ending June 30, 2015, and June 30, 2014 Africa & DR Mexico) 2015 FY 2015 FY 2014 INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS $ 177,240 19.7% $ (91,275) -19.9% $ IN THOUSANDS

ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS Cash and cash equivalents $ 6,957 $ 303 $ 7,260 $ 593 Investments 1,023 34,746 35,769 36,702 For the fiscal years ending June 30, 2015, and June 30, 2014 FY 2015 FY 2014 Contributions and other receivables 4,052 2,201 6,253 1,624 Inventories 265,979 - 265,979 99,202 $ IN THOUSANDS Prepaid expenses 314 - 314 470 Property and equipment 5,512 - 5,512 5,983 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Trust receivables - 500 500 100 Cash collected from public support $ 27,015 $ 19,649 Other assets 524 145 669 370 Cash paid for goods and services (21,994) (18,481) TOTAL ASSETS $ 284,361 $ 37,895 $ 322,256 $ 145,044 Interest paid (35) (38) Dividend and interest income 559 477 LIABILITIES Accounts payable $ 1,086 - $ 1,086 $ 817 NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES 5,545 1,607 Other current liabilities (1,357) 2,516 1,159 1,401 C ASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Long-term debt 1,293 - 1,293 1,336 Purchase of investments (27,963) (12,957) Deferred compensation 29 - 29 39 Proceeds from sale of investments 29,788 10,934 Distribution payable 14 - 14 15 Purchase of capital assets (659) (364) TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,065 2,516 3,581 3,608 NET CASH USED BY INVESTING ACTIVITIES 1,166 (2,387) NET ASSETS CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS Payments on long-term debt (43) (48) Board designated reserve fund - 34,760 34,760 33,977 NET CASH USED FOR FINANCING ACTIVITIES (43) (48) Undesignated 269,740 (5,032) 264,708 99,620 TOTAL UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS 269,740 29,728 299,468 133,597 NET INCREASE (DECREASE) IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 6,668 (828) TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED 13,556 5,651 19,207 7,814 CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS - BEGINNING OF YEAR 593 1,421 PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED - - - 25 CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS - END OF YEAR $ 7,261 $ 593 TOTAL NET ASSETS 283,296 35,379 318,675 141,436 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 284,361 $ 37,895 $ 322,256 $ 145,044

24 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 25 TO THE COMPARISON TO PREVIOUS NOTES FULL YEAR’S RESULTS

All financial statements presented in this report show FINANCIALS both the results for FY 2015 and those of FY 2014 for comparison purposes.

8,000 LEVERAGE 7,333 7,213 In FY 2015, for every $1 contributed and spent for our FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2015 RESULTS 8,000

7,000 534 humanitarian medical material assistance program 741

The overall assistance furnished by Direct Re- 7,333 (including emergency response), the organization 7,213 lief in the form of medical materials and cash provided $35 worth of wholesale medical material

7,000 534

grants in FY 2015 was a record $613 million.6,000 741 assistance. These expenses totaled $19.8 million. The These resources were obtained from private 5,552 expenditure of these funds enabled Direct Relief to sources and amounted to $897 million. Direct furnish $610.6 million (wholesale value) of contribut- 511 5,008 6,000 Relief provided 7,213 shipments of humanitari- 5,006 5,000 5,552 ed medical material resources to 76 countries for the

an medical material aid, including pharmaceuti- 448 support of ongoing health needs and emergencies. 675 511 cals, medical supplies, and medical equipment. 5,008 5,000 5,006 The more than 1,826 tons (nearly 3.7 million4,000 CASH GRANTS 448

pounds) of material aid were furnished to local 675 In addition to the medical material assistance pro- health programs in 76 countries, including the 6,472 6,799 4,000 gram, Direct Relief also provided financial assistance United States, and had a combined wholesale3,000 of $2.6 million through cash grants to numerous part- value of $610.6 million. The pharmaceuticals 5,041 6,472 6,799 ners providing health services in both disaster and contained in these aid shipments were suf- 3,000 non-disaster areas.

ficient to provide over 278 million Defined2,000 4,560 4,331 In FY 2015, cash grants made by the organization Daily Doses (DDD). DDD is a measure of drug 5,041 included $700 thousand to support community clin- utilization developed by the World Health 2,000 4,560 ics in the United States running innovative care and 4,331

Organization (WHO) and maintained NUMBER OF SHIPMENTS by 1,000the treatment programs, $290 thousand to build capacity WHO Collaborating Center for Drug Statistics at the Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital in India, $287 methodology at the University of Norway in

NUMBER OF SHIPMENTS 1,000 thousand for the Typhoon Haiyan response, and $284 Oslo. Direct Relief uses this as a measure of 0 FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 thousand for relief and recovery efforts in Nepal. pharmaceutical aid provided. These funds were granted to support essential recov- In addition, the organization provided $2.6 USA INTERNATIONAL 0 ery efforts conducted by local, grassroots non-gov- million in the form of cash grants to locally-run FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 ernmental and community groups in the affected health facilities in the United States and inter- USA INTERNATIONAL areas. nationally. Recipients include seven community health centers in the United States running STAFFING innovative diabetes care and treatment pro- $ MILLION $610.6M grams, capacity building improvements at the These activities were accomplished by a staff which, $600 Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital in India, funds as of June 30, 2015, comprised 69 positions (65 full- $ MILLION $503M to support the relief and recovery efforts in time, 4 part-time).$610.6M Measured on a full-time equiva- $500 areas affected by the Nepal Earthquake in April $600 lent (FTE) basis, the total staffing over the course of 2015, and Typhoon Haiyan in November 2013, the year was 65.2. This figure is derived by dividing $400 $503M D $500 the total hours worked by 2,080, the number of

and numerous other partners providing health $342M services in other non-disaster areas. work hours of a full-time employee in one year. Two $275M $300 $274M persons each working half-time, for example, would

$244M $400 D $342M count as one FTE. $200 $275M

$274M In general, staff functions relate to three basic

$148M $300 $244M business functions: programmatic activity, fundraising, 120 192 230 211 282 435 545.8

VALUE OF MATERIAL AI $100 $200 and general administration. The following sections $148M describe the financial cost of our organizational activ- 28.5 52.7 43.9 64.4 60.2 68.3 64.8 0 120 192 230 211 282 ities,435 how 545.8resources are spent, and how donor funds FY 09 FY 10 FY 11 FY 12 FYVALUE OF MATERIAL AI 13 $100FY 14 FY 15 are leveraged to provide assistance to people in need USA INTERNATIONAL 28.5 52.7 43.9 64.4 60.2 throughout68.3 64.8 the world. 0 FY 09 FY 10 FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 26 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 27 USA INTERNATIONAL NOTES TO THE FINANCIALS CONT’D

FUNDRAISING CASH EXPENSES DONATED SERVICES PROGRAM EXPENSES FUNDRAISING EXPENSES

In FY 2015, Direct Relief’s expenditure on program activities totaled $19.8 million, $4.4 million of which paid for salaries, Direct Relief spent a total of $2.3 million on fund- 1.4 0.1 related benefits (health, dental, long-term disability insurance, and retirement-plan matching contributions), and man- raising in FY 2015. These expenses (other than FY 11 $1.5M datory employer paid taxes (Social Security, Medicare, workers’ compensation, and state unemployment insurance) for donated services) were paid from funds received 1.6 0.1 40 full-time and two part-time employees engaged in programmatic functions. out of the assets of the Direct Relief Founda- FY 12 $1.7M 1.5 tion. A total of $1.2 million was spent for salaries, 0.0 FY 13 $1.5M related benefits, and taxes for nine full-time

employees engaged in resource acquisition and 1.6 0.1 FY 14 $1.7M PROGRAM EXPENSES fundraising. 2.1 0.2 ALSO INCLUDE: FY 15 $2.3M

0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 Cash grants to partner DISASTER RESPONSE ADMIN EXPENSES DONATED FREIGHT $ MILLION organizations providing health PROGRAM EXPENSES FUNDRAISING EXPENSES services in both disaster and non-disaster areas, 3. 2.6 7. 1. 1.5 $2.6 million 8 7 FY 11 4 $16.9M FUNDRAISING EXPENSES ALSO INCLUDE: Ocean/air freight and trucking for outbound shipments 1. 4. 1. 2. 7. $44 thousand for the production, printing, and mailing of newsletters, the It should be noted that Direct Relief 7 9 3 9 FY 12 8 $18.6M to partners, in-country annual report, tax-receipt letters to contributors, fundraising solicitations, does not classify any mailing expenses transportation and inbound

10.5 and informational materials or costs for informational materials as 1. 4. 1. 2. 4 3 5 6 product donations ($6 million, FY 13 $20.3M $17 thousand in advertising and marketing costs “jointly incurred costs”—an accounting of which $2.1 million was $31 thousand in travel and mileage-reimbursement expenses practice that permits, for example, 12.4 3.6 2.7 1.7 1.8 donated) FY 14 $22.2M $732 thousand in contract services ($255 thousand of which the expenses of a newsletter contain- Travel for oversight and were donated services) ing information about programs and 13.1 4.6 3.9 2.3 2.1 evaluation ($495 thousand); FY 15 $26M $19 thousand in supplies in support of the fundraising staff an appeal for money to be allocated contract services ($3.4 million, $38 thousand in outside computer services related to fundraising partially to “fundraising” and partially of which $2.6 million was A pro-rata portion of other allocable costs (see page 31) to “public education,” which falls under 0246810 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 donated); packing materials program costs. The $40 thousand that and supplies ($324 thousand); $ MILLION was incurred for such expenses was and disposal costs for expired only allocated between fundraising pharmaceuticals ($137 and administration expenses. thousand) The value of expired products FUNDRAISING EXPENSES PROGRAM EXPENSES disposed of ($84.2 million). 4% BY FUNCTION BY FUNCTION OTHER (NON PERSONNEL) A pro-rata portion of other CONTRACT SERVICES $149K$97K 2% allocable costs (see page 31) NON-DISASTER 5% $13.1M 53% $12.4M SPECIAL EVENTS, TRAVELFACILITY / UTILITY / WEB HOSTING $503.2 62%SALARIES 9% 8% NON-DISASTER $111K WHOLESALE VALUE OF 1% SALARIES& BENEFITS + BENEFITS + MEETING1% EXPENSES $138K MATERIAL AID $1.1M$1.2M 1% OTHER EQUIPMENT / SOFTWARE RENTAL DISASTER $8.3M + MAINTENANCE RESPONSE $30K $4.6M 5% OTHER (NON PERSONNEL) $84K 11% DONATED GOODS / SERVICES $6.2M PRINTING, POSTAGE, MAIL,$260 ETC.K $59K OTHER 3% 3% 20% SPECIAL EVENTS / EQUIPMENT/SOFTWARETRAVEL + MEETING EXPENSES 96% CONTRACT SERVICES 7% 4% 2% RENTAL$61 +K MAINTENANCE $27K WHOLESALE$3. VALUE6M $477K FACILITY/UTILITY/WEB DONATED OF MATERIAL DISASTERAID HOSTING $121K GOODS/SERVICES $69K $610.6M RESPONSE 3% PRINTING, POSTAGE, MAIL, ETC. $65K

28 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 29 NOTES TO THE FINANCIALS CONT’D

MANAGEMENT + GENERAL EXPENSES

Direct Relief spent a total of $3.9 million on administration. Administration expenses are those that relate to financial and human resource management, information technology, communications, public relations, and general office man- agement. A total of $1.7 million was for salaries, related benefits, and taxes for 16 full-time employees and 2 part-time employees engaged in administration and financial management.

4.0 $3.9M MANAGEMENT + GENERAL EXPENSES ALSO INCLUDE $ MILLION 3.5 0.9M $112 thousand in credit card and banking fees 3.0 $2.9M $37 thousand for copying $2.7M and printing $2.6M 0.5M 0.2M $1.5 million in contract services 2.5 0.2M $2.3M ($922 thousand of which were 0.1M donated services, including In the shadow of Mount 2.0 Everest, Emergency GSK PULSE volunteers and Response Manager Gordon continuous quality improvement Willcock carries Direct Relief’s Emergency Medical 1.5 consulting) 3.0M Pack into the earthquake- 2.4M 2.5M $128 thousand in accounting affected mountain village of 2.4M Phaplu, Nepal. fees for the annual CPA audit, 2.2M 1.0 PHOTO: DAN HOVEY payroll processing and report- ing, and other financial services, ($52 thousand of which were 0.5 donated services) $129 thousand in legal fees, 0.0 of which $34 thousand was FY 11 FY 12 FY 13 FY 14 FY 15 provided pro bono for legal OTHER ALLOCATION COSTS representation related to CASH EXPENSES DONATED SERVICES general corporate matters Direct Relief owns and operates a 40 thousand square-foot ware- $7 thousand in taxes, licens- house facility that serves as its headquarters and leases another es, and permits (Direct Relief 38 thousand square-feet of warehouse space. Costs to maintain is registered as an exempt these facilities include mortgage interest, depreciation, utilities, organization in each U.S. state MANAGEMENT + GENERAL EXPENSES insurance, repairs, maintenance, and supplies. These costs are BY FUNCTION requiring such registration) 11% allocated based on the square footage devoted to respective A pro-rata portion of other OTHER $427K functions (e.g. fundraising expenses described earlier include allocable costs (see page 31) 5% the proportional share of these costs associated with the space 54% CONTRACT /SERVICES $392K occupied by fundraising staff). The cost of information technolo- SALARIES + BENEFITS 15%FACILIT Y / UTILITY / WEB HOSTING $1.45M $201K gy services are primarily related to the activities of the respective “ We efficiently and effectively use the 3% functions described above. These costs are allocated based on resources entrusted to us by our donors to 8% FACILITY/UTRAVETILITYL $102/ K 42% WEB HOSTING $215K the headcount devoted to the respective functions. provide extraordinary value for money so SALARIES 1% & BENEFITS that we can help more people and fulfill $1.7M EQUIPMENT / SOFTWARE RENTAL + MAINTENANCE our mission of a healthier world.” 2% $22 TRAVELK $65K EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION PRINTING, POSTAGE, MAIL, ETC. $53K – BHUPI SINGH 2% Executive VP, COO, & CFO 13% 6% 23%EQUIPMENT/SOFTWARE RENTAL The President and CEO’s compensation is paid from funds pro- 0 % + MAINTENANCE $12K vided by Direct Relief Foundation. His compensation is allocated DONATED GOODS / SERVICES 14% OTHER $339K DONATED GOODS/SERVICES$928.8K $169K 50 percent to administration and 50 percent to fundraising. CONTRACT SERVICES $572K 1% PRINTING, POSTAGE, MAIL, ETC. $41K 30 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 31 Z E U Q Z A V ILLIAM INVESTORS W Our deepest thanks to Direct Relief’s investors, whose generosity has enabled service to millions of people throughout the world.

32 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 33 ES V I H

RC Judy and Bruce Anticouni Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jackson / Mrs. Nan Schow / The Schow Foundation A The Ann Jackson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip Berber Ms. Rachael Schultz

ELIEF Mr. Rehan A. Jaffer

R Mrs. Beatrice (Brownie) Borden Patricia and Jim Selbert Ms. Mer James Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bradley Mr. William Shanbrom /

DIRECT Mr. Michael Jenkins The Shanbrom Family Foundation François and Sheila Johnson Brütsch Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Johnson, Sr. Mrs. Harold Simmons / Mr. Bruce Campbell Harold Simmons Foundation Ms. Wendy E. Jordan Dolores and Robert Cathcart / Mr. Thomas E. Simondi Cathcart Millenium Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Kennedy Mrs. Krishan G. Singh Mr. and Mrs. William C. Clarke III Jay W. Lang, M.D. and Mrs. Eleanor Lang Stone Family Fund Ms. Laurie Converse Dorothy Largay and Wayne Rosing Mr. John W. Sweetland Mr. and Mrs. John D. Curtis Shirley and Seymour Lehrer / The Lehrer Family Foundation Mr. John Swift & the Swift Foundation / Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cusack MSST Foundation Nancy Lessner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Dittmer Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Tobey / Mrs. Lillian P. Lovelace Peggy and Steve Dow The Susanne and Gary Tobey Family Foundation Judith and Glenn Lukos Mr. and Mrs. James Drasdo Tomchin Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Richard E. Lunquist Christine and Dan Durland Mrs. Evan S. Turpin Mr. Ken Maytag / Fred Maytag Family Foundation Tom and Nancy Elsaesser / Mr. and Mrs. George Turpin, Sr. Tom and Nancy Elsaesser Foundation The Nurture Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Guhan Viswanathan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Everhart Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mitchel Mr. and Mrs. Karl Weis Peggy and Gary Finefrock Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nakasone / Mr. Dana White Nakasone Family Foundation Mrs. Barbara Hunter Foster / Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Williams The Pacer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Wilson III Mr. and Mrs. Gregg L. Foster Mrs. Marcella R. Parker Mr. David A. Yawitz Mrs. Louise B. Gaylord Donald E. and Jo Anne Petersen / The Donald E. and Jo Anne Petersen David L. Gibbs, Ph.D. Foundation Kate and Dick Godfrey Alan R. Porter FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gore Mr. John Powell and Ms. Melinda Lerner Dr. Bert Green and Ms. Alexandra Brookshire / Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Power Brookshire Green Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Pulitzer Dr. Catherine Grotelueschen and Mr. James H. Grotelueschen Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Rapp We are honored to recognize members of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hammond Mr. Randy Rettig and Ms. Ashley Williams Rettig

Direct Relief’s Founders’ Society. Through their Mr. Chip Harlow / Precision Strip Mr. and Mrs. James J. Roehrig / Roehrig Family Foundation Mrs. Mary Harvey Barbara and Gerrold Rubin / Betty and Stan Hatch LEADERSHIP Barbara N. Rubin Foundation Mr. Richard Hausman Mr. Ummul Ruthbah Priscilla Higgins, Ph.D. and Mr. Roger W. Higgins / Mrs. Maryan S. Schall + Higgins-Trapnell Family Foundation Mrs. Nancy B. Schlosser / Dr. Linus Ho Nancy B. & C. William Schlosser Brett and Natalie Hodges Family Foundation

COMMITMENTS Mr. Gerhart Hoffmeister Mrs. Michiyo Schmidt-Petersen over the years of $100,000 or more, these extraordinary individuals and Mr. Erle G. Holm Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Schollmaier / Schollmaier Foundation family foundations have championed Direct Relief and enabled Mrs. Jackie Inskeep program innovation and expansion.

34 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 35 Mr. Jon R. Jensen Mahmoud and Rahaf Al-Qudsi Calvin and Phyllis Marble Nancy Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Gerig Mrs. Ruth Grace Jervis Mr. and Mrs. Anderson J. Arnold Mrs. Siri Marshall and Mr. Robert Marshall The Milton and Beatrice Wind Foundation Ms. Nancy Field Goldsholl The Charles and Ann Johnson Foundation Ayco Charitable Foundation Tami and Matthew Matias Mrs. Connie L. Wootten Ms. Ann Goodrich Kastory Family Foundation B & B Foundation The Harold McAlister Charitable Foundation Wyatt Technology Corp. Mr. Paul Gordon FISCAL YEAR 2015 Mr. Bernard H. Kastory Bayhurst Foundation Timothy McCormick The Yang Gang Mr. Robert E. Grady III Mr. Mark B. Kastory The Arnold and Jill Bellowe Family Mr. William McCune Esmail and Mary Zirakparvar Family Fund Ms. Barbara Graper Mr. Brian Kelly and Foundation Mr. Cal Meeker Mr. and Mrs. William M. Zoffer Alice Hannon Mrs. Patricia Kaneb Kelly Merle E. Betz, Jr. Mrs. Sonal N. Mehta Mrs. Raye Haskell / The Haskell Fund Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kendall / Anita Bhatia Ronald Milano $2,500 + Ms. Sally Haskell Herbert and Elaine Kendall Ms. Claudia Bonnist Christopher Miles Vik Hawksley Charitable Foundation Mr. Scott Booker Ms. Anna Moriarty The James D. and Kathleen W. Mrs. Candace Hedrick / Mr. and Mrs. James Kendall Mary Braly Mr. Bill Morrison / Morrison Family Abercrombie Foundation The Salter Family Charitable Foundation INVESTORS Lindsay S. Alger M.D. Mrs. Kristin Kirby/ The Kirby Foundation Bright Funds Foundation Foundation Mr. Daniel Heise The Klingbeil Family Dr. Bronwen G. Brindley Morrison Family Fund Amelar Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George M. Helmkamp, Jr. Knowledge Freedom Foundation Burns Family Fund Mr. Doug Moss American Society of the Order of St. John Mrs. Susan Henry Contributors to Direct Relief from July 1, 2014, to June 30, 2015 John and Sandy Knox-Johnston Mr. Charles F. Burton III Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Benjamin Amundson Craig Heschuk Mr. John Kriendler / Jeannette and H. Terry Chen Mrs. Maryanne Mott Vikram Anandan William Hewitt Peter Kriendler Charitable Trust Martha Cheung Mr. David K. Mowery Mr. and Mrs. John Andelin Hewlett-Packard Company Ms. Julie Ladner / Frank S. and Chevron Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nakasone / Michael Andrews Mr. Russell Heywood Mark Arrieta HONORARY CHAIR ($1,000,000 +) Julia M. Ladner Family Foundation Huang Seng Chong Nakasone Family Foundation Nicholas Hirons Columbia University Mr. Robert Breard Lazard Freres & Co. LLC Mr. and Mrs. Barton E. Clemens, Jr. Dr. Mark S. Nelkin and Ms. Lenore Malen Austrian American Council West Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Hoffman AbbVie Foundation The Crown Family Kyle Brown Shirley and Seymour Lehrer / Mr. and Mrs. A. Joseph Collette Ms. Lisa Nelkin Ms. Judith Babcock Mr. Jerome Holway The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Christine and Dan Durland JT and Angela Burke / The Lehrer Family Foundation Jane B. Cook 1983 Charitable Trust Ms. Ellen Lehrer Orlando Richard Bacon Ms. Susan Hurst and Mr. Joseph J. BD Tom and Nancy Elsaesser / Burketriolo Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Fredric C. Leutheuser Dr. Kay L. Cooper Rhett Orr Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Barnett Slafkosky Shire Tom and Nancy Elsaesser Foundation Timothy Burke The Linden Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Overall / Beverly Barrett IBM Corporation Etsy Inc. C. R. Bard Foundation Sarah and Peter Lion Mr. Michael Crum The Overall Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barrett Ms. Chieko Ishii DIGNITARY ($500,000 +) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gabrielson The John W. Carson Foundation The Longview Foundation Ms. Rebecca Curless Peter Papamichael William Barron Itron Community Investment Josephine Herbert Gleis Foundation Mrs. Bettina W. Chandler Mary Beitner Bungie Foundation The Looker Foundation Mr. Matthew J. Currie Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Patrick Ms. Karen Iverson Dr. Bert Green and Ms. Alexandra Shung-Ho and Rong Juh Chang Judith and Glenn Lukos Jesse E. Czekanski-Moir Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payatt Mr. Alexander Berzofsky Japanese American Citizens League - Unilever U.S. Foundation, Inc. Brookshire / Brookshire Green Family Foundation Dr. Paul Bessette Wallace Genetic Foundation Ms. Julia McLean Debbie Desantis Mr. David Perez Sonoma Chapter Foundation Ms. Gladys G. Cofrin Meltzer Carroll Life Kerry P. Doyle Donald E. and Jo Anne Petersen / Adam Bird Tua M. and A. Johnson Memorial Fund The Greenbaum Foundation Mr. Gary M. Cohen Mr. Clark Mitchel William Dwyer The Donald E. and Jo Anne Petersen Boat People SOS Inc. The Johnson Revocable Trust VISIONARY ($250,000 +) Mr. Richard Hausman Mr. and Mrs. David P. Compton Patricia McNulty Mitchell Eileen Fisher, Inc. Foundation Ms. Elizabeth R. Bobey Mr. Matthew J. Kaufmann and Covidien Miss Lillie Hodges / WWW Foundation Ms. Patricia Corn Morrison Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hesham Elnaggar Ms. Leticia Petropoulos Francis Bogdan Ms. Holly Bell CVS Caremark Charitable Trust Humanity United Mrs. Caryl Crahan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nash Ali Emadzadeh Dr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Pope Ms. Elisabeth Bottler Mr. Jon J. Kechejian and FedEx Interpublic Group Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cusack Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Nevins Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Emery Mr. John Powell and Ms. Melinda Lerner Ms. Lisa Bourgeault Ms. Sandra Schoolfield Mr. Michael Jenkins ISSO Seva Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Davey Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Newman Endeavor Management The Louis and Harold Price Foundation Mr. Matthew Bowden Ms. Amy Kelley Morris Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jackson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Davidson The Pajadoro Family Foundation Ms. Mary Ann Endo PTC, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. Kelley Pfizer, Inc. Mr. Rehan A. Jaffer Deckers Outdoor Corporation Parametric Technology Corporation David Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pulice Mrs. Hannah G. Bradley Martin Key Mrs. Susan Kelly Dermalogica Foundation Mr. Samir A. Patel Erickson Family Charitable Foundation Qualcomm Inc. Ms. Lyn Brillo Mr. and Mrs. James Kingston T. June and Simon K.C. Li Charitable Fund Deyo Family Fund Brillo-Sonnino Family Foundation LUMINARY ($100,000 +) Mr. and Mrs. John Pillsbury III Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Firestone Mr. Christopher R. Rantamaki Ms. Durema F. Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Marking The Dickinson Family Foundation Pincus Family Foundation FMCK-LEE Foundation Mr. Lowell A. Read Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buchman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Koppelman Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Craig McCaw / The Craig and The Julia Stearns Dockweiler Qatalyst Group LP Mr. Eric Forbes RGA Reinsurance Company Mr. Aris A. Buinevicius and Frenchesca Krihely Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Susan McCaw Foundation Charitable Foundation Quadra Productions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Fowler Richard McGowan Farming, Inc. Ms. Martha C. Horne Dr. David Kurti The Peter and Carmen Lucia Buck Merck & Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Drasdo Ms. Mary P. Renner Frankston Family Fund, Jeff and Barbara and Joel Richmon Rev. Christopher Byer Ms. Kathleen Landkammer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mitchel Dr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Drew Ritter Family Charitable Fund Sherri Frankston Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Rikel Mr. Ian T. Carnathan Mr. Laird Landmann Mr. Bruce Campbell Ms. Rita Moya / The M Fund Ms. Deborah Echt Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Roston Ms. Joanne M. Friedman Mrs. Mary E. Rizzoli Mr. Antonio J. Carneros Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Lauer Center for Disaster Philanthropy Mylan Charitable Foundation Edward Jones Roth Family Foundation Laurel Friedmann Mr. Melvin Rosenfeld and Mr. John Catlett Ms. Joleen Law and Mr. Daniel Weiner The Fistula Foundation NRG Energy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Einbinder County of Santa Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Ted Funsten Mrs. Mary G. Kimble-Rosenfeld Joydip Chakravarty Dee Lawrence GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Shea / Ms. Selma Ertegun Mrs. Michiyo Schmidt-Petersen GBG Foundation Mr. David Roth Ms. Carolyn Chandler Mr. Erik Leon The Green Foundation The O’Shea Family Foundation Robert Faulstich Mr. George E. Schoellkopf and Debra P. Geiger and Eliot Crowley RPS Group Mrs. Jennifer Chang Adam Leonard Humble Bundle Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fenton / Mr. Gerald Incandela Ms. Audrey E. George and Mr. Michael J. Runnebohm Kenneth Chang LeRoux Family Charitable Fund Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Mr. Randy Rettig and Fenton Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Schollmaier / Mr. Kurt Knutzen Mr. and Mrs. Nick Runnebohm Charles Schwab Foundation Ben and Sally Lewensohn Foundation Medtronic Philanthropy through Ms. Ashley Williams Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fields Schollmaier Foundation Mr. Jere J. Gerszewski S E Pipe Line Construction Co. Brian Chen The Lewis Family Foundation Medtronic Foundation Michael T. Riordan Family Foundation Mr. Stephane H. Finkenbeiner Schuler Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Getto Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Sandell Lucy Chen and Calvin Shen Pingshan Li Microsoft Corporation Barbara and Gerrold Rubin / Roger S. Firestone Foundation Schultz Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Owen B. Gilmore Jack Sankey Chia-Chi Cheng Miss Anne Lieu Skoll Global Threats Fund Barbara N. Rubin Foundation Mr. Jeremy B. Fletcher and Deanna Shanks Mr. Gary Gray Schleyer Foundation Ms. Anne Chiou Mr. Andrew B. Lim Zeldathon Santa Barbara Vintners’ Foundation Dr. Charlotte W. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sharp Gardner Grout Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Schnagl Church of the Foothills Sheldon Lim Mrs. Maryan S. Schall The Honorable and Mrs. Paul G. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Jerold M. Shea Gujarati Association of Western The Scholtz-Unangst Fund Stanley Citron Ms. Shirley H. Lincoln AMBASSADOR ($50,000 +) Mr. William Shanbrom / Dr. John M. Foley and Dr. Marie E. Foley Single Step Foundation Massachusetts Mr. Robert Sharenow Clark Family Foundation Mr. Christopher Line The Shanbrom Family Foundation Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Amy Sue Clawson Abbott Fund Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hall Ms. Amy Shaw Mr. Gustavo Lizzarraga Fred R. Smith Fund Fredman Family Foundation Dr. Steven Clouse BNY Mellon Eunice M. Stephens Matthias Heilos Ruth and Jay Shobe Los Olivos Rotary Club Foundation Steinmetz Foundation Mr. Richard Fried Elias A. Cohen Foundation Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation Sidney Stern Memorial Trust The Bruce and Barbara Heublein Michael Shoffeitt Chehao Lu The Stone Soup Fund Mr. Edward C. Friedel Ms. Margaret Cooper Roy R. and Laurie M. Cummins Fund of Steven’s Family Charitable Giving Trust Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bhupi Singh Mr. Philip Lucht Walter J. and Holly O. Thomson Fund Fukushima Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coppinger The Oregon Community Foundation Mr. John Swift & the Swift Foundation / Priscilla Higgins, Ph.D. and SJB Fund Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lydens Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Tobey / Rebecca Gaples CRA International Dodge & Cox MSST Foundation Mr. Roger W. Higgins / Richard Smith The M & M Foundation The Susanne and Gary Tobey Mrs. Louise B. Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Cummings Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Kelly F. Taylor Higgins-Trapnell Family Foundation Morris S. Smith Foundation Dr. Trieu Mai Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gersho Mrs. Randi Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gore TIF Foundation Fund Hillspring Church Jeffrey Smith Mr. David Mankin Tres Chicas David L. Gibbs, Ph.D. Mr. Gregory Danforth The Hexberg Family Foundation Ms. Mary P. Tighe and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hirsch South Asian Student Association / Catherine Mattingly Virgin Unite Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Giles / The DarMac Foundation The Jacobs Endeavors Ltd. Mr. Andrew M. Liepman Mr. Joseph A. Hoffman University of Washington Mr. Richard D. Maxwell Karen B. Yoh Foundation The Giles Family Foundation The Dayton Family Fund Mr. Richard E. Lunquist Tomchin Family Charitable Foundation Ms. Betty Hom Jeffrey Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. McDowell Yorba Oil Company, Ltd. Glenn Lukos Associates Andres DeLuna The P&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati The Tomeo Family Charitable Fund Susan Hori Florence and Laurence Spungen Mr. and Mrs. Leo McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Gluck Ms. Jacqueline DeRosa Foundation Alice Tweed Tuohy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robin Hunt Family Foundation Ms. Alexis Meisels Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goodrich Ms. Susan C. DeWit Alan R. Porter ADVOCATE ($10,000 +) Turpin Family Charitable Foundation Brannon Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Warren Staley Jerry Metz Goodwin Family Memorial Trust Margaret Dewolf Rock Paper Scissors Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Vapnek Emily and Sam Huntley Dr. and Mrs. John F. Stoll Mr. Craig Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Adams Danielle Goulette The Doehring Foundation Mrs. Nan Schow / The Schow Foundation The Veach Charitable Foundation InFaith Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Stoll Jonathan Meyers Andrew Adesman Grand Guardian Council IOJD Mr. and Mrs. John Doordan Rodney James Shull Memorial Foundation The David Vickter Foundation Mr. Joshua Jernigan Ms. Rosalind C. Stubenberg Mrs. Deanna Miller Ms. Sharon Agar and Mr. Richard Johnson Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC Peggy and Steve Dow Mrs. Ashley Parker Snider and Mr. Harold S. Wayne Mr. Peter Johnson Mr. Jay Sung Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Mills Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Steven Green Ms. Bonnie J. Dunlop Mr. Tim Snider Mr. and Mrs. Karl Weis Lance Jones Mr. Christopher Suozzo Mr. and Mrs. Kendall A. Mills Lynn and Scott Alexander Ms. Jennifer Greiner Paul Elseth Stone Family Fund Mr. Dana White Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Keith Tartaglino Richards Family Foundation The Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation Michael Allen Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Haight Ms. Cathy Enlow Mr. and Mrs. Guhan Viswanathan Thomas Henry Wilson Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kenez Marina Tatarskaya Helga Angenendt Morris Mr. and Mrs. David H. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Enthoven Zynga Game Network Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Ms. Joanna Kerns and Mr. Marc Appleton Teespring, LLC Mr. J. Vincent Moskaitis Mrs. Patricia Aoyama and M. W. Hancock Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Eubanks Mr. Chris Kleveland Synod - WELS Mr. Marshall Koval Ms. Grace Helen Thomas Paul Mueller Susan and Richard Hare Family The Wood-Claeyssens Foundation Hoi Ping Law Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tighe Fairl Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Nett ADVISER ($25,000 +) Mr. and Mrs. Tim Armour Foundation Saba Faridi AugustOne Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George S. Writer, Jr. / Christopher Lee TravelStore Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Norberg / A.T. Kearney, Inc. Mrs. Phyllis Harvey Dr. Julie Feinsilver George & Dorothy Babare Family The Writer Family Foundation Ms. Karen Lehrer Margot Tripi Norberg Family Foundation Amgen Foundation, Inc. Betty and Stan Hatch Janet Felkin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wyatt Charles and Margaret Levin Mrs. Evan S. Turpin Ms. Sandra Nowicki AstraZeneca Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Hazzard Maximilian Fiedler Ms. Micol Bartolucci / Yardi Systems, Inc. Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George Turpin, Sr. Mr. David C. Nuckols The Ayudar Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Herzog Peggy and Gary Finefrock The Bartolucci Family Fund Mustafa Zaheer Fung Lim Jeffrey Unger Jitendra Odhrani S. Balolia Family Foundation Dr. Linus Ho Ilan Fink Baxter International Mr. Igor Liskovets and Ms. Bianca Ling Union Bank Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Olivas BAPS Charities Mr. Gerhart Hoffmeister Mrs. Vasanti Ferrando Fithian Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bergmark $5,000 + Mrs. Pamela Lopker and Mr. Karl Lopker / United Technologies Corporation Mr. John Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Branch Hospira Foundation FLIR Systems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ashish Bhutani Lopker Family Foundation Ajay Upadhyaya Paradigm Geophysical Mr. Gerald Bronstein Illinois Tool Works Foundation 1156 Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Foley Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bickel Mrs. Lillian P. Lovelace Suanne Varvel Pasadena Community Foundation Dolores and Robert Cathcart / Mr. John Irish A.e.L.K. Foundation The Freddie Mac Foundation The Birk Family Foundation LTK Engineering Services The Warburg Pincus Foundation Manish Patel Cathcart Millenium Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jackson / Nathan Adams Christian Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Kendall R. Bishop Mr. Carl H. Ludwig West Family Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. Raj Patel Nihara Choudhri The Ann Jackson Family Foundation Adib Foundation Mrs. Beth Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Blau Mr. Joseph MacDougald Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Williams Rahul Patel

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Mr. and Mrs. William C. Pattison Ms. Crystal Amendola Acharya Bernstein Family Fund Mr. Ross Chambers Mrs. Elizabeth B. Denison / The Finefrock Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Gorton Hazel Heath Horton Philanthropic Trust Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Paulucci Mr. and Mrs. Lawyer L. Acker Ms. Maryellen Bess Joena Chan The Denison Family Foundation Larry Fink Sunil Goyal Mr. William P. Howard and Ms. Cindy Pitzer Kristov Paulus Leticia Acosta Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Best Mr. Yusup Chandra Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Denison Mr. James W. Fischer Dr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Grabowski Nathan Howe Alexander Payne Kenneth G. Adler, M.D. and Bickett Family Foundation Chaney Family Foundation Bryce Denney Mr. George Fisher Grace Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hower Charles and Anna M. Pedrazzini Private Katherine A. Schuppert, M.D. Kathy Biehl Joanna Chapin Mr. and Mrs. Satish Desai Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fishman Kirk Gradin HSBC Philanthropic Programs Charitable Foundation Susan Adler The Bielawski Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. William D. Chapin Mr. Andy Devine Ruth Fitch Debora Granneman Celine Hsieh Pegasus Family Foundation Adobe Systems, Inc. Bill Heller Photo Mr. Arthur Charity Irene Devine Ms. Jody Fleischer Kristin Green Ms. Michelle M. Hsu Mr. Michael R. Pfeiffer Aetna Foundation, Inc. Mr. Benjamin Billings and Ms. Stephanie Lo Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Charles Mr. Gerritt deVries Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. David Green Chin-Yin Hsu PG & E Corporation Campaign for the Agilent Technologies, Inc. Casey Billings Michael Charnoky Amit Dhital Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fletcher Greenbelt Community Church Wen Hsu Community Neerav Agrawal Ramona Binci Chateaugay Rotary Club Diamond Family Medical Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Skip Fletcher Mr. Robert Greenberg Linda Hudon Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Posson Adriana Agudelo Dr. and Mrs. Edward Birch Ms. Denise S. Chedester Diamond Trust Fund Mr. Ryan Flynn James Griffin Ms. Katherine L. Hufnagel The Postaer Family Fund Stephen Ahart Brittany Bisk The Cheeryble Foundation Melissa Dickens Focus Fund Mr. and Mrs. Brett G. Grimes Terrence Joseph Hughes Mr. David A. Quam Glenn Akens Mr. John Biske and Mr. Duane Lefevre Lu Chen Marilyn Dietrich and W. Thomas White Merrilee Foehner Mr. Neil D. Grossman Paul Hughes Roberto Quintana Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Alberti Mr. Paul Blake Regina Chen Ms. Carolyn Dille and Mr. Dirk Walvis Ms. Penelope D. Foley Steffie Grow Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hughes Daniel Quintiliano Barbara Albro Victoria Blake Mr. Lewis Cheney Ms. Kathleen P. Dillon and Barbara Forbes Dmitry Gudkov Gabriel Huh Oliver Radford Phyllis Alden Mr. Edward C. Blanchet Andrew Cheng Mr. Edward Coleman Mr. and Mrs. F. William Forden Dr. Christopher Guerin Mr. Jeff Hulette The Raynie Foundation Jeff Alevy Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bletcher Sylvia T. Chiang Dr. and Mrs. Steven F. Dingle Susan Forkush Charles Gumas Mr. Robert T. Huning Mr. and Mrs. Michael Refermat Mr. Michael T. Alexander Blistex, Inc. Victor Chiang Tim Dittmann Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Forlenza Gunderson Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Neil T. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. James P. Reilly Ms. Wanda Alexander Mr. Craig Blum Chicago Community Foundation Pavel Dmitriev Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Forster Ms. Nancy Gunzberg Anthony Hunter Rochelle Reno AliComp Ms. Andrea Blumenthal Leonard Chin Janet Doe Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Foster Gurhan New York, Inc. Timothy Hurley Mr. Douglas Rigg Ms. Hannah Allen Larry Boardman Laura Ching Chris Doehlert Mr. D. Frank Fox Dr. Richard Gurtler Joseph Hurst Mr. Eric Ripert Ms. Marigene B. Allison Matteo Boffo Dorai Chitra Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Doerr Mrs. Carole A. Fox Alexander Gurzhi Khadijah Hurst Ms. Jeanne Ross Mrs. Denise Allyn Martin Boisvert Mr. Youngsang Choi Dr. David W. Doner, Jr. Mr. Peter Foy Rodrigo Guzman Mosqueda Mr. Fakhruddin Hussain Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sallee The Alpert & Alpert Foundation Mrs. Kara Bolwell Young Whan Choi The Donkey Gospel Fund Mr. Robert France Ms. Ruth P. Haber Mr. and Mrs. Kahn A. Iftekhar Mr. and Mrs. Denis R. Sanan J. Clinton Alvord Ms. Tanya Bonakdar Selene D. Y. Chong Mr. and Mrs. William M. Donner Nick Francis Simon Hacker Kristy Iglay Mr. Jefferson Scher Ambos Mundos Martin Bondy Mr. Vincent Chow Colleen Donovan Mr. Ron Frank Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hagood Bret Indermill Stephen B. Schott Mr. John Ambrose Catherine Booth Ms. Ursula Christie Nathan Dooley Matthew Frederick Ms. Janice C. Hale Mrs. Jackie Inskeep Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Scroggs American International Group, Inc. Dr. Aziz Boxwala and Beth Chung Ms. Mae Doom Mr. Richard Freeman The Hale Foundation Intel Corporation Sempra Employee Giving Network Ameriprise Financial Employee Gift Ms. Seemeen Karimi Citrix Online, LLC Mr. Dick Doré and Mr. and Mrs. Stephan R. Frenkel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Hall Ms. Lygia M. Ionnitiu Mr. Anthony J. Serpa Matching Program Mr. Joseph Bradaseric Robert Clark Mrs. Jenny Williamson Doré Jared Frey Mr. Doug Hamilton Ms. Jodie Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Gaurang Shah Mr. Atila Amiri Mr. John N. Brady Mr. Chris O. Clark Denise Dorin Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fried Mr. J. Brian Hamilton Mrs. Mildred J. Irvine Jim and Ingrid Shattuck Howard Anapol Stephen Brainard Roberta and Jim Clarke Mrs. Linda Dorman The Harry & Judy Friedman Ms. Melissa Hamilton Mr. Joseph P. Iser Mr. Jeffrey Sherman Donald C. Anderson, M.D. Mr. Barry N. Braksick Greg and Anne Clites Mr. Craig E. Dorman Family Foundation Ronald Hammer Mohamed Ismail Lee Shough Corey and Jill Anderson Mr. Stephen Bramfitt and Ms. Kelly Niland Stuart Close Diana Douglas Soni Friedman Mrs. Astrid Hammett Ms. Lynne C. Israel Mr. and Mrs. Marc Silver Jack Anderson Linsey Branam Jordan Cohen William Dowding Richard Frizell Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford Hamre Robert Iwaoka Silverhorn Mr. and Mrs. Roger Anderson Jeff Brantley Ms. Laura Collier Mr. Robert Doyle Walker Frost Kijoon Han Mr. Kenneth Jack The Silver Tie Fund Mr. Robert D. Anderson Ms. Bobbie Bratz Mr. and Mrs. R. John Collier Mrs. Patricia L. Draghi Margaret Fruth Philip Handel Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Jackson Connie Smith Philippa Angelides Dirk Braun Ms. Alice Colwell Ms. Linda A. Drake and Susan Fuelling Torrance Hanley Mr. Erik Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Marion D. Smith Arbor Research Collaborative for Health Ms. Ada Braun Combs Family Fund Mr. David B. Van Wyck Jacob Fugal Eric Hansford Ivy Jacobson Mr. Edwin G. Smith Argent Development Group Jared Brennan Dalia Concepcion The Draydor Foundation Nozomi Fukazawa Dr. and Mr. Helen Hansma Mr. Akbar R. Jaffer Ann Smith Akankshi Arora William Brockman Connelly Family Foundation Allan Drazen Mr. Mark Furuya Stuart Hara Jaffurs Wine Cellars Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Spector Arthrex California Tech Shane Brogan Rebecca Constantine Mr. and Mrs. William Dreschel Mr. and Mrs. Terrence J. Fyfe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hardin, Jr. The James Charitable Fund Annette Spendel Richard Arvey Robert Brook Mr. and Mrs. Larry Conti Roland Dsilva Mr. and Mrs. J. Glenn Gable Debra Hargraves Lawrence James Ellen Starr AT&T Community Giving Program Brooklyn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu LLC Jim Cooney D’Souza Family Fund Vincent Gabriellini The Larry J. Harle Family Charitable Fund Mr. Daniel Janssen Steele Family Foundation Atrius Health Foundation Deborah Brooks Ms. Carolyn V. Cooper and Ms. Jane Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gabrielsen Mr. David C. Harper Japa Foundation Ms. Irene V. Steinman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atwater F. Brown Family Charitable Fund Mr. Glenn C. Griffith Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp Dr. John Gait Mr. Michael Harris Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Jarrad Orval & Susie Stewart Foundation Ms. Trudy Aufderheide Katherine and Ralph Brown Timothy Cotter Ms. Thiele Dunaway Ms. Ruth Galanter Mr. Richard Harrison Jason Jay Ms. Anastasia A. Stewart William Aughenbaugh Mr. Edward E. Brown Ms. Helen M. Couclelis Evan Duncan Anthony Galka Ms. Christine Harrison Wanarat Jayaphorn Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Austin Ms. Robin Browne Courtland-Dane Management Group Mr. James P. Dunn Ms. Ruth Gallo Mark Hartman Ms. Cynthia Jeffrey Lauren Stone Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brownfield Ms. Shelle L. Cover Mr. Patrick C. Dunster Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallo Dr. Daniel Hartmann Jeng Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stoney Ryan Avanzado Gisela Brugger Lillian Cox-Richard Rachel Dworkin Steven Galson Mr. Eric Hastings JESY Foundation Daniel Stubbs Ms. Nancy L. Avila Mr. Michael Brzozowski Noel Cragg Ms. Margaret P. Earnshaw Lynn Gamble Rick Hathaway Bruce Jetton, M.D. and Mrs. Janice Jetton Dr. and Mrs. Jack Stuster AXA Foundation Tanvi Buch Mr. Gordon B. Crary, Jr. Ms. Kathleen G. Edmunds Mr. Maheer Gandhavadi Linda Hathaway JFK Middle School Ms. Teri Jo Summer-Reiger and Ms. Monica Babich Catherine Buckley The Crary Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Selden R. Edner Mr. and Mrs. Adalberto Garcia Mr. Richard Haven Brown Joan Mr. Dale Reiger Ronet Bachman Mr. James Buckley and Ms. Patricia Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Crary Mr. and Mrs. Eldon R. Edwards Lucia Garcia The Hawkins Foundation Christopher Joe Christopher Svensson Mr. and Mrs. Denny Bacon Buddhist Global Relief Ms. Donna Crawford Saul Edwards Ruel Garcia Ms. Joann Hawley Mr. Stephen C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Swanson Mr. Joseph Badaracco Ms. Melinda M. Budin Dr. and Mrs. Markus Crepaz Mrs. Carol Eger Mrs. Pearl Garcia-Baker Holly Hayden Susan Johnson The Lee and Carol Tager Family Darlene Baerg John Bugbee Matthew Cressa Ms. Susan Ehrenthal and Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hazard Mr. Kyle Johnson Charity Fund Ms. Bernadette Bagley Mrs. Julie A. Burdette Joseph Crobak Ms. Elizabeth Wilson Mr. Utsav Garg Tom Healey Grant Johnson Taylor, Ganson & Perrin LLP Mr. Tom Bailey Burges Family Gift Fund Edward Cronin Hassan El-Amin Mr. and Mrs. Orman Gaspar Ms. Ann Heiney Lester Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Marie and Matt Baker Anne Burris Leigh Cross Mr. Ronald Eliason Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Vineet Hemdev Matt Johnson Ms. Mary D. Thompson Prabhu Balasubramanian Dr. Jean H. Burrows Jonathan Crowell Lisa Elkin Robert Gaunt Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Hendrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Johnson Ms. Barbara J. Tigert Scott Baldric Robin Burrows Jose Cruz Jane Elliot Mr. Brian Gavin Mr. Lee G. Hendricks Mr. Ethan S. Johnson Nickolas Timmins Gladden Baldwin Business Wire Mr. Stephen Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Ellis GE Foundation Lisa Hendricks Mr. Lance Q. Johnson Tom and Nancy Upton Shyam Balepur Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Bussey Christopher Curwick Mr. Michael S. Elliston David Gebben Mr. Wiley A. Hendrix Ms. Alicia A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Vaughan Hashini Bandaranayake Mr. Bart W. Bussink and Mr. Alec Dafferner Mr. and Mrs. Rich Eng Jason Geiger Jill Henig Roger Johnson Mr. Mathew B. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Hancock M. Banning, III Ms. Ann H. Jenkins Rose Daigle Richard Epperly GenerikB Ms. Susan Herzig Ms. Kelly L. Johnson-Ransdell Mr. Michael Von Korff Vipul Bansal Andrew and Elizabeth Butcher Mr. David E. Dalbo Jackie and Aaron Epstein Geneva Rotary Interact Club Tori Herzog Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Johnston Pete Waldorf Priya Baraniak Andrew D. Butcher Family Fund Ms. Christy D’Ambrosio and Ronald Erickson Mr. and Mrs. John Gherini Mr. Willis S. Hesselroth Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnstone Walker Family Capital LLC Walter Barber Eric K. Butler, M.D. and Mr. Raymond Newkirk Ericsson Mr. David Gilbertz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hetzel Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones Kimberley Walls Guenther Bareihs Mrs. Suzanne L. Rocca-Butler Dancing Tides Foundation Mr. Dale Erikson Mr. Stuart Gillard and Mrs. Marilyn Gillard Mrs. Juliane Heyman Mr. and Mrs. Blake Jones Warrington Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gustav K. Barkett Grant Butler Ms. Hue-Trang T. Dang Ms. Mary P. Esbjornson The Gillispie School Marta Hidalgo Hal Jordy Waterman Family Foundation Steve Barlow Brenda Byers Dr. Stewart Daniels Mr. Alejandro Escobar Unda Dr. and Mrs. Pritam Gill-Kumar Mr. Daniel Higgins Suraj Joshi John Watts Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bartholomew Mr. James L. Byron Gail Daugherty European Wax Center Ms. Ann Gilman Mitsuhiko Hikichi Rajan Joshi Richard M. Weisman, M.D. Mr. Leon P. Bartholomew Helene Calvet Mr. William Davidge Mr. David Evans Adam Ginsburg Hills Bank Donor Advised Gift Fund JSRM Foundation Mr. John Wells Mr. Christopher Bartling Mr. Richard L. Campagna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Davidson Douglas Evans Rick Giovinazzo Mr. and Mrs. James Hirsch Ms. Maria Junco Mr. Keith Westcott Gerald Bartolomucci Mr. and Mrs. Colin J. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davies Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. S. Evens Glenbard West High School Dr. James M. Hirshberg Mr. Ragu Kamel Mr. Sean Wiedemann Mr. and Mrs. John Barton Ms. Sharon Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Ewalt John and Karen Glickman Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Hirst Samuel Kamin Aaron Wielenberg Ms. Pascale Bassan Xudong Cao Ruth Davis Ms. Barbara Ann Faessel Marshall Glickman Mr. Andrew R. Hixon Dale S. Kammerlohr Mr. and Mrs. James K. Williams Ms. Renee Bassetti Kenneth Carleno Ms. Diane L. Davisson Mr. William B. Fagan Glikbarg Foundation Mr. Steve Hochman Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Margaret Batten Mr. Henry Carlson Mrs. Katherine Dawson David Fann Mr. Kenneth Globus Mr. Dominic Hodson David Kaplan Sonja Wong Mr. and Mrs. Richard Battles Carpinteria Storage LLC Ms. Gwen Taylor Dawson Patricia Farquhar Ms. Kimberly Godwin Steven Hoekman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kaplan Justin Wood Christian Bauer Ms. Dorinda M. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Paul De Bruyn Kops Dr. Warren S. Farrell Henry Goffin John Hokanson Mr. Gregory Kaplan Mr. Kurt Woodland Jeffry Baum Ms. Linda Carson Mr. Edward De Caro and Ms. Ann Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Fay Dr. Teresa D. Golden Holborn Corporation Mr. Steven L. Karan Cliff Wylie Noah Baum Mr. and Mrs. John S. Carter Arielle Deakter Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Fell Harriet and Marshall Goldin Nikki Holbrook Andrea Karsten Eric Yan Mary Ann Bautista Ms. Doris Carter Mr. Stanislas Debreu The Felsenthal Family Fund Alfred & Ann Goldstein Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Holcombe Mr. William J. Kattula Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bazzani Mr. Larry G. Carver and Mrs. Janet K. Rudd Nicholas Deerhake Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Felsenthal Foundation, Inc. Thomas Holevinski Deborah Keegan Dr. Susan Zapalac Graig Bears Mr. and Mrs. Claude Case Mr. Peter Deglopper Daphne Feng Ms. Ruth Gonser Nancy Holland Ms. Sharon P. Keigher Dr. and Mrs. Tuenis D. Zondag George R. Becker H. Peter Castellanos and Danyel Dean Mr. Richard F. DeLima Charles C. Fenzi, M.D. and Mrs. Vera Fenzi Mr. Lance Good Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Holm Mr. and Mrs. Bernd Keller Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm A. Zuelzer Ms. Margie Becker-Lewin Catering Connection Mr. Michael Deliman Theresa Ferguson Gonzales Goodrich Corporation Mr. Donald S. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Keller Steven Belew Pakaksorn Celli Della Calce Private Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Terry P. Fernandez Srinivasa Gopaladhine Philip Holzman Mr. Colin Kelley Benjamin Moore & Co. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Celmayster Ms. Sharon M. Deming Jason Ferruggia Patricia Gopaul Erik Hon Mr. Martin B. Kelly $1,000 + Ms. Ann B. Bennett Central Minnesota Community Foundation S. Demir Mr. and Mrs. James R. Feutz Mr. Richard Gorman and Kristin Hooker Raymond Kelly Ms. Jaculin Aaron Matthew Berenson Walailuk Chaiyarat Ms. Chu-Yuan S. Deng Robert Fielack Ms. Bianca Borges Simon Horner Dale Kenaston Ajay Acharya Landon Berg Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Chamberlin The Denison Family Foundation John Field Mrs. Sharon Gort Mr. and Mrs. Gary Horowitz Nzeera Ketter

38 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 39 FISCAL YEAR 2015 INVESTORS FISCAL YEAR 2015 INVESTORS Mr. Len Kettleborough Meg Liberman Mr. and Mrs. Sanjit K. Mitra Oracle Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Rand Alicia Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stern Dennis Waehner Roma Khanna Liberty Mutual Mark Mittelman Orcas Island Community Foundation Mr. Matthew Rankin Mr. Meldir Schwartz Marc & Eva Stern Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mike Walker Ms. Deborah L. Killion Mr. and Mrs. David E. Ligon Michael Modest Mr. Rory O’Reilly Mr. Mitchell A. Rascano Mark Scurich Mr. Gregory Stern Ms. Anne L. Walsh Samson Kim Boksoo Lim Michael Mojer Mr. Richard Orris Mr. Charles Rashall Linda Seabury Lance Stewart Walt Disney Company David Kim Natalie Limmer Egor Molchanov Lois Orth-Lopes Hamid Rategh Mr. and Mrs. Dale Seborg Linda Stipes Margaret Walter Joon-Li Kim Ms. Patty Lin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Molyneux Ms. Gail Osherenko Lawrence Ratheal Mrs. Mary Secord Stock Gumshoe Ms. Pallas D. Wang Ms. Meggan Kimberley Janice Lin Janet Monfredini Bradley Owens Raymond James Charitable Patricia and Jim Selbert Mr. and Mrs. Gregg D. Stocker Ms. Mary Anne Warren Mr. Jeff Kime Lindisfarne Foundation Montecito Bank & Trust Bianca Oyaneder Endowment Fund Mr. Kenneth Sembach Mr. John Stocker and Ms. Gayle Chin Washington and Lee University Dr. Chenery Kinemond Jim Lingle Montessori Center School at Marc Pagani Raytheon Company, Inc. Piali Sengupta Ms. Jill A. Stone and Mr. Kurt Hoglund The Waterman Foundation Dr. and Mrs. James King LinkedIn Matching Gifts Program Santa Barbara Ms. Jacqueline Page Anne M. Read Peter Serchuk Mr. Giles M. Strekel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Waterman King Philip Middle School Liteack, Inc. Timothy Moon Rama Krishna Palagummi Bonnie Reagan Patricia Seubert Mr. Ray Stribling Darla Watkins Ms. Alice E. Kinsman Mr. and Mrs. Tom K. Liu Mr. John Moore Mr. Adam Palmer Laura Reed Paulette G. Severtson STS Foundation Mrs. Doodie Watling Michael Kintz Mr. Richard R. Lobdill Mr. Tim Moore and Mrs. Carla Montagno Melissa Palumbo Sheila Reep Mr. Mukesh J. Shah and Mrs. Parin M. Shah David Stuart Mr. Richard M. Waugh Sallie Kirchhoff Mr. Andrew Locke and Mrs. Annie Pham Mr. David Moore Mr. Christos Papadimitriou Mrs. Jean M. Reiche Ramesh Shah Nina Stull Rodney C. Webb Paul Kirchner The LOJO Foundation Mr. Justin Moorhead Scott Papineau Matthew P. Reid Mohammed Shaikh, Ph.D. and Carol Sugimori Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Weber Ms. Mary J. Kirkland Hilary J. Lombard Ms. Alison D. Morantz and Dhaval Parekh Ms. Diane Reiersgard Ayesha Shaikh, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Selby W. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Weckstein Jason Kirkwood Matthew London and Sylvia Wen Fund Mr. Daniel S. Wohl Ron Parker Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Reinke Mr. Stuart A. Shapiro Suburban Rotary Club Charitable Mr. Jonathan Weg Marilee and Bob Kistler Margaret Long Mr. David Morena Laura Parkinson Mr. and Mrs. Yann Ricard Mr. and Mrs. Skip Shapiro Foundation Eileen Wei Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Kizer Adrienne Long Danielle Morgan Jutta Parree Susan Richardson Mrs. Karen Shapiro Daniel Sutton Lisa Weier Bunny Klein Family Fund Ms. Jan Looney Ms. Rebecca J. Morr PartnerRE U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Rickard Ms. Susan Shapiro Neil Sutton Joseph Weinberg Daniel Klein Mr. Derek Loranger Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Morris Mr. John W. Paschall Mr. and Mrs. Mark Riethmiller Mr. and Mrs. Kirk B. Shastid Seth Swanner Mr. William Weingarten Heinz L. Klein Mr. William Lowery Mr. Stephen G. Morris Patagonia Mr. John Riparetti Steven Sheck Ivan Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Weintraub Mr. Anthony Klos Heidi Luchsinger Timothy Morris Swati Patel David Rivas Nancy Sheffield Mr. and Mrs. William Sweeney Steve Weisbart Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kluger Mr. Laurence G. Lundblade and David Morton Anish Patel Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso L. Rivellino Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sheldon Mr. Robert W. Swift Thomas H. Weisenburger, M.D. Peter Knieps Ms. Barbara Ruys Philip Moser Bharat Patel Norberto Rivera Shell Oil Company Mr. Wayne D. Symonds Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Weiss Alexa Knight Keena Lykins Samuel B. and Margaret C. Mosher Mr. Manan Patel Erica Rivinoja Len Shemin Ms. Linda L. Taber Ms. Nancy L. Wender Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Kobilsek Bernice Lynch-Bajada Foundation Pinki Patel Mr. William Rizzi and Ms. Tara Kemter Forrest Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tager Mr. and Mrs. John H. Werden Robert Kobriger Matthew Maas Ms. Alice R. Moskowitz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Patten Gerald Rizzieri Ms. Allison A. Sherrill Jane Takushi Meredith Wesolowski John Koehler Mr. John A. Magnuson* and Jerome Mourits Karin Patterson Mrs. Gail Robbins Robin Sherwood Alan Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wheelock John Michael Koelsch Mrs. Dorothy MacCulloch Mr. and Mrs. Glennon D. Mueller Thomas Patton Mr. Joseph Robinson Mrs. Cynthia L. Sherwood-Judd Ms. Susanna Tang and Diana White Hooi Hien Koh Brian Macdonald Karl Mueller Mr. and Mrs. William C. Paulsen Mr. John Roby Seana Shiffrin Mr. Albert Scherm Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. White Ms. Elizabeth P. Kohn Mr. Ken C. MacDonald Thomas Mullen Mr. Donald M. Pearsall Nils Rocine Jorge Shopis Rueylong Tang Dr. Tad Whiteside Peter Kolovos MacMillan Mr. Peter Muller and Mrs. Jillian Muller David Peck Ms. Tina Schlieske and Ms. Justine Roddick Mr. and Mrs. George E. Shortle, Jr. / Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Taniguchi Mr. Charles W. Whiting and Steven Koppell The Honorable John D. Macomber Mr. and Mrs. James Mulloy Mr. F. Lance Pedriana Mr. Gary Rodriguez George E. and Catherine H. Shortle Mr. James H. Taylor Mrs. Mary Samis Koran Family Fund Florence Magassy Mrs. Dyane H. Munana Ms. Enid M. Pence Ms. Jeanne C. Rodwell Foundation Mark Taylor Frank Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kornbluth Ms. Julianne Maguire Dr. Carol A. Munch-Taylor Mr. Holger Peters Regina Rodwell Shueh Family Fund Liria Teff Mark Whyte Mr. James Kornell Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Maguire, Jr. Cynthia Murphy Neil Peterson Mr. and Mrs. David B. Roe William K. Sickle and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Tella II Mita Wickham Victoria Kozera Mr. Richard J. Mahler J. Brian Murphy Kevin Petrasic Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Rosenberg Cheryl A. McDonnell Temecula Canyon High School Alan Widmer Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. Kreisel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Makley Paul Murray Margaret Petrick Mr. Lee Rosenberg W. M. Sickles Ronald Temple Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Wiener Mr. Anuradha Krishnan Rebecca Malamed Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Murrin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Petroni Dr. and Mrs. Ian K. Ross Mr. James Sie Teradata Paul Wiesepape Mr. Kyle Krohn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maleter Ms. Lynn E. Murry Mr. and Mrs. Brent Peus Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Ross Jacob Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thal Mr. Dulnath Wijayratne Mr. Wayne Kubick Dr. Vinod Malhotra Rozina Mussani Mr. John Pew Darren Ross Ms. Katherine A. Siggerud Mr. and Mrs. George Tharakan William Penn Charter School Usha Gopal and Vijay Kumar Kevin Maloney Danielle Myers Keith Pflederer Mark Rossen and Mary Gwynn The Sikand Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Thomadsen Mr. Erik Williams Conni Kunzler Mrs. Sally B. Mandle Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Myers Hanh Pham Rotary Club of Santa Barbara Sunrise Abraham Silverman Mr. Wyatt Thomas Mr. Thomas Williams Chingchuan Kuo Tony Manion Andrew Myrick Nhung Phan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Royce Edward Simmons Eleanor Thomas Kelly Willis Ken Kuo Monica Mann Ira Jay Nadell, Ph.D. Calvin Phan Mr. and Mrs. David Rubin Mr. Charles W. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas The Willits Foundation Susan Kurtz Karen Manning Karen Nagle Brian Pharris Ms. Marianne Ruegsegger Miss Cynthia Simonian Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Thompson Dr. David C. Wills Jordanna Kwok Karen Mansmann Nakae & Associates Dr. Linda K. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey C. Rusack Lenin Singaravelu Mr. James S. Thompson Dr. and Mrs. John P. Wilson Cornelia J. Kyle Charitable Fund Mohammadreza Mansur Ms. Marian Naretto and Mr. John Sowden Ms. Phyllis Piano Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Russell Aman Singh Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wilson L.T. Georgia Mall, Inc. Andressa Marlan Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Keir Nash Mr. Duncan M. Pickard The Rust Family Foundation Gurmukteshwar Singh Dr. Bruce T. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Wilson La Salle Catholic College Preparatory Mrs. Linda F. Marsh Ira Nash Susan Pieper James Ryan Mr. Gurjot Singh Mr. Vijayan Thottuvelil Mr. Edward Wilson Aaron Labowitz Diana Martinezdecastro Melanie Nathanson Mark E. Pierson Mr. Charles W. Ryan Karandeep Singh Mr. George V. Tiers Mrs. Dorothy D. Winkey Dennis Lacroix Karen Martins Ms. Gail Natzler Stephen Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Ryan Ms. Preeti Singhnarula Ms. Louise Tighe Lauren Wisely Laguna Blanca School Audrey E. Martinson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Naylor Maggie Pint Sacred Heart Schools Singles Pleasing The Lord Mr. Joe Tighe Ms. Alice Wiseman Wiliam Lahey Lawrence Marx Mr. Michael Neckerman David Pitchford Navtej S. Sadhal Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Skei George Timms Marianne Witte Ms. Sujen Lai St. Mary of the Hills Mr. and Mrs. Riley Neel Mr. Michael Pless and Mrs. Ann Pless Sage Publications Phyllis Skoglund Mr. Arthur Tipton Marcus Wittke Zarin Lal Aimee Mayer-Salins Ginna Nelson Ms. Elizabeth Pearson Plummer Sahai Family Charitable Foundation Beverly and Gerald Slade TLC Charitable Fund Ms. Carol Wolchok Lam Research Corporation Kathleen and Bruce McBroom Mr. and Mrs. J. William Nelson Branislav Polak Puneet Sahni Malinda Slagle Mr. Robert B. Todd Tony Wolff Frank Lam Toni McCabe Ms. Barbara Nelson Mark and Josephine Polakoff John Saldanha Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smart Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toller Manzhi Wong Evelyn Lamb McCreary Family Charitable Fund Nettra Polevoy Family Foundation salesforce.com foundation Mrs. Abby Smith Christine Tomacci Mr. Mason Woo Ms. Joanne S. Lampert Patricia McDonnell Neuberger Berman Brian Poll Keith Salvata Miss Kathleen A. Smith Ms. Susan Tonai-Drews Mrs. Barbara J. Wood Lanakila Elementary School Mr. Oliver W. McFalls New Day Marketing, Ltd. Polsky Family Charitable Foundation Sam’s Doggie Dude Ranch Ms. Verena J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Tracy Mr. and Mrs. James Wooster Mr. Chris W. Lancashire Mr. John E. McGovern New England Biolabs, Inc. Dr. Hjalmar F. Pompe Van Meerdervoort Samsung Austin Semiconductor Ms. Mary H. Smith Ms. Joanne A. Travers Dr. and Mrs. Alan Wortman Mr. Thomas P. Landig Benjamin McIlwaine Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Newman and Dr. Minie Pompe Van Meerdervoort Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Smith Mr. Amit Trivedi Mr. and Mrs. Terry P. Wright Peter Lane Miriam McLeod Mrs. and Mr. Elizabeth Newman-Smith Don Popma Mr. and Mrs. John Sanger Ms. Delia Smith Susan Trukawinski Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Wright Mr. Patrick S. Lane Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. McMeeking Kenneth Newton Mr. Jerry Porzemsky Santa Ynez Valley Rotary Club Foundation Virna Smith Ms. Shirley Tuan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wright Don Lange Daniel McMunigal Mr. and Mrs. Phuong L. Nguyen Cynthia Post Santa Fe Community Foundation Mr. Scott Smoot Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Tucker I. C. Wu Ms. Teresa Lange Ms. Leeana McNeilley Mrs. Ngan Nguyen Laurie Poston Sappo Hill Soapworks Mr. Zygmunt Sochacki Mrs. Wendy Turner Michelle Wu Patricia Lange Ms. Jane W. McQuade Tri Nguyen Mr. E. Bryson Powell Linda and Tom Savage Bhagya Sodem Mr. George B. Turpin, Jr. Roberta Wue Julie Lapensky The McYamferston Fund Diane Nichols Stephen Powell Mr. and Mrs. Garret Savage Mr. and Mrs. Randall V. Solakian Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Geofrey Wyatt Robert LaRow Leora Mechanic Joseph A. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Powers The Saxer Fund Audrey and Ben Solnit Mr. Stan A. Ullman and Ms. Diane C. Narhi Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wyatt Mr. John Larse Alexander Medina Ms. Roberta M. Nielsson PRA Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. I. Kenneth B. Saxon Sutyajeet Soneja Mr. Peter Ullmann and Ms. Vicki Harrison Ms. Ann S. Wyman George Larson Imran Meghji Mr. Jeremy Nighohossian Radha Prathikanti Ms. Barbara Sayles Mr. Robert A. Sorich Kevin Ummel Carthic Yaga Eleanor Larson Mr. John C. Meier Ms. Anne B. Nock Richard Prell Ms. Paula Scariati Mr. Ben Sosinski UNC Student Activity Fund Daniel Yee Mr. and Mrs. Rob Laskin Daniel Meisel Mr. Robert Norfleet Jaron Presant Sarah Schacht Southcoast Emergency Medical Group Union Congregational Church Mrs. Andrea Yee Mrs. Kristine A. Lasley Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Meiser Moustafa Noureddine Ms. Ruth Priest Benjamin Schachter Ms. Abby Soven University of Rochester Dr. Bernice Yeung and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lattin Linda A. Melin Kim Novak John Primiani Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schaeman Mr. Paul Sowa Ms. Janet Uribe Dr. Balam A. Willemsen-Cortes Shaw L. Lau Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mellichamp Ms. April Nunn Joan Prince Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. David W. Spainhour Ms. Marjolein van der Meulen Mr. and Mrs. Don Ylvisaker Wilson Lau Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Menard William Nussbaum Mr. and Mrs. James Prosser Eric Scheid Mr. Ian Spatz Ms. Jennifer Van Egmond Ms. Sandra M. Yoffie Ms. Susan J. Leader Gregory Mennenga Oak Knoll Mark A. Prugh Andrea Schiferl The Spence School Mrs. Patricia Van Every Dr. Carolynn Young Miss Shannon Leal Mr. and Mrs. David M. Messick Mr. Michael O’Brien Dr. and Mrs. Hilton Pryce Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Schipper The Norman F. Sprague Jr. Foundation Mr. Rick Van Rossem Mr. C. S. Young Melanie Leather Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meurer Connie Oclassen Mr. Charles Ptacek Marvin Schmeiser Mr. Landon Stableford Mr. Matthew Van Vranken Ms. Jeanne Yuen-Hum Albert Lee Kristina Meyer Carolyn O’Connor Anita Punreddy Neal Schmidt Sondra Stallard Mr. John Vander Mause Andra Zach Ken Lee Mr. Thomas Meyer Lauren O’Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purl Mr. Michael G. Schmidtchen and Mr. Mark Stalzer Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. VanGundy Mr. Stanley Zanarotti Mr. Won Mook Lee Sally Meyer Ms. Kelsey O’Hara Mr. Eric C. Quinnell Ms. Linda F. Thompson Michael Stark Arun Vasudeva Ms. Randi Zeller The Lennon-Keegan Family Anthony F. Miano Charitable Fund Carole Olmert Michael Quinttus Daniel Schneegas Kristin Stark Lucas Vazquez Besteiro Susan Zerner Philanthropy Account Mark Miceli Mr. and Mrs. Donley Olson Laurel Rabson Brent Schneider David and Diane Starr The Vernon Family Ms. Dana Zertuche Dawn Leonard Ms. Barbara Reed Miller Ms. Alicja Omanska and Mr. Eric Raetz Mr. and Mrs. Hal Schneider Mr. Daniel Starta Robyn Vesperman Mr. David Zhang Brian Leslie Ms. Frances M. Miller Mr. Bartlomiej Klusek Ramya Raghavan Elizabeth Schodek Mr. Tony Stayner and Ms. Beth Cross Mr. Edward Victor and Ms. Mim Spertus Zhi-Da Zhong Pamela D. Levin C. Miller Family Fund The O’Neil Charitable Fund Mr. Edy Rahardja Mr. Andrew Schorr Mr. Donald Steckler Mr. Adam Vidoni Ms. Kimberly Zimmerman Mr. Andrew Levinsky Keiko Minegishi Lisa O’Neill Ms. Bonnie Raitt Mr. Stephen Schrader Amy Stefanowski Mr. and Mrs. James Villanueva Jon L. Zimmerman Alexander Levy Ms. Clare Miner-McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Eric Onnen Sooraj Rajasekharan Daniel Schreck Tim Steffen Vitantonio Foundation Ms. Birge K. Zimmermann and Mr. Milton C. Lewis, Jr. Kalyana Miriyala Greg Onufer Raman Family Foundation Dr. Jeff Schriber Stephen Stelting Elizabeth Vorsheck Mr. Kenneth R. Goodearl Jing Li Gianna Mistura Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Oommen Neela Ramaswamy David Schrier Angela Stene Mr. and Mrs. John Vowels Alex Zinn Ms. Felice Liang Angel Mitchell Anthony Oppe Susanne L. Ramos, M.D. Ruth Schroeder Ms. Betty J. Stephens Katie Vroman Nora Zizlsperger

40 FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 41 FISCAL YEAR 2015 INVESTORS FISCAL YEAR 2015 INVESTORS $500 + Phyllis Bellin Jeremy Brown Ms. Sherrille J. Compain Andrei Dunca Neil Gako Mr. and Mrs. Rodger C. Halstead Mr. Steven C. Irwin Ms. Becky S. Aaronson Andrew Belliveau Karri Brown Emmett Conaway Donald Duncan Monica Galloway Ms. Laila Halsteen Mr. David Isaacson Debra Abe Victoria Bellotti Mr. Abbott L. Brown Linus Concepcion Ms. Elizabeth Dupuis Ralph F. Gallucio Colonel and Mrs. Lewis H. Ham, Jr. Mohendra Itwaru John Abrahams Ms. Erica Bender Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. Brown Stephen Condon George Dutton Wakiza Gamez Jae Ham Sangeeta Iyer Jeffrey Abrams Mr. Howard Bendetson Ms. Anne A. Brown Carol Connelly Ms. Annie Dyer Ms. Nancy A. Gamze Mr. Nicolas Hamatake Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Jackson Action Wholesale Products Ms. Lauren Benjamin Ms. JoAnne Brown ConocoPhillips Ellen Eastwood Rangan Gangavaram Ms. Jacalyn Hamburg Mrs. Jocelyn Jackson Diane Ademu-John Mrs. Barbara Bennett Mr. Neill Brownstein Helen Conover Sathish Easwaralingam Claudia Ganz Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hamilton Evan Jacobson Vishal Agarwal Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie L. Bennett Mr. Dean Broz and Ms. N. Elizabeth Carlton Michelle Conrad eBay Foundation Mrs. Judy A. Garrison James A. Hamilton Marie Jacobson Glenn Agnolet Michael Benson Ms. Mary Bucholtz and Mr. Jon McCammond Kevin Contreras Rebecca Ebeling William Garrison Chien-Ling Han Thomas James Irfan Ahmed Julia Benson Brian Buckley Shannon Cook Terry Eby Roland Garwood Meina Hanna Von Jansma Ms. Lynne Aiken-Holmes Ms. Julia Lorber Benson Donald Buckley Elizabeth Cook Ms. Ilana Eden Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gaynes Ms. Lauren Hanson Lynn Jardine Mr. James Aitcheson and Mr. Brian Bergamaschi and Ms. Pamela Budkovich Ms. Deborah Cooper Ms. Karen Edgley Marion Gebhardt Nancy Hanson-Bergsrom Mr. and Mrs. David Jauquet Ms. Barbara Hage Mrs. Ann Russell Kate Buenau David Corey The Edner Family Gift Fund Joan Gehrke Mr. Jeff Hardin Gary Jensen Lekoma Akate Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Berger Bhaskar Bulusu Mr. Jack A. Cornejo Dr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Edwards Gelb Consulting Group, Inc. Rudy Harianto Lucas Jensen-Carey Amin Al Rashid Jacqueline Berger Nancy Burbank Paula M. Cornyn Ms. Lauraine Effress George Mason University Mukesh Harisinghani Helen Jeronimus Glenn Alba Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Bergstrom Douglas Burke Jonathan Cortez Kay Egawa Roberta George Rob Harper John Jerskey Gloria Alexanderson Ms. Sara Berhanu Mr. Stephen Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cosenza The Ehelebe Family Fund Isaac Gerhart-Hines Mr. and Mrs. Carrell R. Harrington Polapat Jittivuthikan Michael Alger Gregory Berlan Lester Burns Sally Cotumaccio Mr. Howard Eisenberg Emily Gerner Mr. Douglas H. Harris Mr. Bharat Jogibhai Frances Allen Jeffrey Berman William S. Burtness Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Couvillion Mr. Mohamed El Beih GfK Custom Research, LLC Heather Harrison Mr. Ernst W. Johnson III Ms. Rachel Allen Mr. Andrew S. Bermant and Ms. Melissa C. Dr. Renee Burton Michael Cowart Wade Ellett Leena Ghanekar Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harthorn Terry Johnson Allstate Insurance Company Marsted Marcia Burtt John Cowden Mr. and Mrs. James K. Ellingson Stephen Gibbard Mr. Jed Hartman Pat and Dick Johnson Barney Alm Zachary Berns Bruce Buscho Mr. Mark Craig Robert W. Ellsworth Kathleen Gibson Mrs. Amy Hartwick Mr. and Mrs. Brian Johnson Stephen Alpert Howard Bernstein G. Michael Bush Crane Country Day School Donald Elrod Mrs. Elaine Gibson Ms. Elizabeth Hastings Ms. Judith A. Johnson Altschul Family Fund Christopher Berry Ms. Cynthia Butehorn Creationswap LLC Ms. Ann Emmanuel John Giebink Mr. Stephen V. Hauser Rhett Johnson Mr. Joel Altschul Mr. John Bertel Janet Buttenwieser Gordon Crighton Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Emmons Mr. Peter A. Giguere and Phillip Haut Sarah Johnson America Online Vittorio Bertocci Ms. Alicia Byrnes Donald Cummings William Encherman Ms. Julie Berube Ms. Alix D. Hay Sara Joiner Reena Amin Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Berwind Ms. Elizabeth Cadwalader and Adrienne Cummins Sillysoft Entertainment Chanpreet S. Gill Philip Haynes Russell Jones Dr. Sam Amirfar Sandy Beshay Mr. Eugene Baron Jennifer Curry Rick Epting Mrs. Anna Gillespie Mr. Simon Hayward Susan Jones Ms. Marilyn E. Amling Ellen Best-Laimit Benling Cai Mr. William H. Cushman Mr. Isaac Erskine Mr. Daniel D. Gillett Ms. Christiane Hayward Harlan Jones Teresa Amott Rakesh Bhalla Anna and John Caldwell CustomInk Campaigns Duany Espindola Mr. George Gillis Charles Heaps Kenneth Jones Ms. Colleen Anderson Anu Bhambri Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Calkins Nancy Daley Nicholas Etzel Michael Gipps James Heard Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jones Stephen Andrews Durgesh Bhandary Ms. Inga Canfield Mr. Tim Dall Eleazar Eusebio Charles Glasel Roslyn Hees Paul Jones Michael Andrews Arati Bhatacharyya Bruce Canham Colleen Daly Pedro Eva Mr. Jeffrey Glaser Mr. and Mrs. David Heider Zachary Jorrisch Ms. Rosamond Andrews and Dr. Neil Bhayani Mr. Rowel L. Cannu Michele Damrow Ray Evans Ms. Diana R. Glimm June Heilman Monika Joshi Mr. Peter Thomas Manish Bidasaria Mrs. Helga R. Carden Ms. Janean Daniels Ms. Nancy Even David Glover Dorothy Heiret David Joyce Robert Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Wilfried K. Bielitzer Carlitos & Co. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Danner Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Eversoll Kate and Dick Godfrey M. Hekate Peiling Junek Andrew Antwih Adnan Bilgrami Patricia and Cameron Carrington Melanie Danton Evolla, Inc. Rudolph Godwin Ms. Linda Helmandollar Mr. Joseph R. Junkin APS/APSolutions LLC Mr. Frank Bilstein Mrs. Veronica Carroll Diana Darling F5 Networks Mr. Ehren Goerland Donna and Larry Henderson Kiran and Poonam Kafle Alberto Aran Ms. Marilynne R. Bird Gabriel Carroll Douglas Dattoma Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fairchild Mrs. Linda Goetzinger Kathlyn Hendricks Jenya Kahn-Lang M. D. Archibald Ms. Diane Birnbaum Casa Dorinda Ms. Barb D’Autrechy Mr. Alan S. Fanning and Timothy J. Going Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hennessey Kalamazoo Community Foundation Steven W. Arle, M.D. and Victoria Blacksher Daniel Casey Richard Davenport Ms. Roberta Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldstien Joe Henning Mr. Jon Kalbfleisch Mrs. Kathleen B. Arle Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Blain Debbie Cassettari David Davidson Kathleen Fardy Ms. Gail Goldwasser Mr. and Mrs. Wallter Henry Mats Kangas Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. John A. Blair Sharon Cassidy Sandra Davidson Robert Farina Goleta Presbyterian Church Mr. Glenn Herrero Nicholas Kapitula Ms. Norma Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Pat T. Blakeslee Mr. and Mrs. Grant Castleberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Davis Ms. Julia P. Farrell Roshan Goli Herricks Middle School Mindy Kaplan Raman Arora Antoinette Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cavaletto Mr. Mike Davis Folashade Fashokun Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Goligoski Mrs. Eve Hershkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Cihan Karasinir Mr. and Mrs. Michael Arthur Terry G. Blanken and Dennis P. Kapil Chadha Shane De Deuge Mr. and Mrs. Steven Faulstich Mr. Rufino Gomez The HHSB Family Fund Susan Karnesky Naresh Arya Swartzlander Mr. Carl Chadsey Mr. Anthony De La Cruz Carol Faust Frances Gonzalez Ms. Kay Higgins Vincent Kasperick Ben Aslan Nathan Blecharczyk Rosanna Chai Suzanne Dean Anthony Fawver Mr. and Mrs. William L. Gordon Ms. Mimi Hildbrand Barbara Kastner Melissa Aspen John Bledsoe K and K Chan Family Mr. Chris DeConde Mr. Robert Fenerty Jack Gordon Steven Hill Greeshma Kayala Julia Aspinall Alexander G. Bliss Mrs. Betty Chan Edward Dedee Malcolm Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gordon Kelly Hills Mr. Brian Keating Mr. Omer R. Atay William Blum Mrs. Marjorie Chaney Eric DeFriez Ms. Melissa Ferguson Mrs. Sharon Gordon Lau Hin Ni Queenie Lisa Keene Mrs. Elizabeth Potter Atkins Dinah Bodkin Kevin Charbonneau Teresa Degattis Nancy Ferguson Ms. Mary Ava Gossman Jonathan Hironaga Randi Kelley Dana Atkins John Boettner Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Charles Robert Delikat Mr. David Feuerstein John Gottlieb Dr. Laurence Hirsch Jeffrey Kelly Michelle Atkinson Ms. Evelyn Boghrati and Patricia Chatfield Dell Direct Giving Campaign Carlo Fezzi Keyur Govande Mr. John Hirschi Mr. Hugh Kelly and Ms. Katya Bloom Joseph Audas Mr. Mohammad Mazooji Hong Chau Hana Dembe Ms. Leonore Field Probir Goyal Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hitler Ms. Kathryn Kelly Autodesk, Inc. Matthew Bolig Sanjay Chaudhry Deneen Demourkas Julio Figueroa Ms. Sarah Graf and Mr. Alan Bloom Ms. Cynthia Hobart Thomas Kelly Gary Backlund Christopher Boner Jennifer Chayes Kevin Denneny Ms. Katharine A. Finlay Mario Grande Robert Hoey Stephen Kenkel Ms. Lorie Bacon Shubhangi Bongirwar Victoria Chee Jeffrey Dere Mr. Tobin Finley Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Grano Ralph Hoffman Dr. and Mrs. John H. Kennedy Elizabeth Bacot-Aigner Sowmya Boothpur Hsing Pei Chen Rhonda Deschner First Unity Church of Cambria Elliot Grant Mr. and Mrs. C. Brett Hofmann Nannette Kennedy Rose Baden Mr. Joseph Boris, Jr. Jennifer Chen Sabari Devadoss Ira Fischer John Grant Heather Holbrook Ms. Sandra Kerner Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Bailey Marc Bosch Mr. T. Michael Chen Jody Devoe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Fite Mr. James Grass Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dolehouse Dewey Kerr, Jr. Marc Bailie The Boston Consulting Group, Inc. Ms. Lesley Chen Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeWater Fitzgerald Gift Fund Ms. Joy Graustark Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Holley Brad Kerwin Baker Hughes Foundation Mark Botta Hao Cheong Ruth Dexter FJC Mr. James Gray and Mr. Charles Conselyea Frederick O. Holley, M.D. and Maryam Khan Marsha Baker Louise Botterill Dr. Robert S. Chernack Mr. Dante Di Loreto Julie Flaschenriem Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Gray Ms. Maud W. Gleason Miss Fatimah Khan Mary Bonner Baker Jennifer Bouma Kerry Cheung Erica Diamant Matthew Fleishman Ms. Frances B. Gray Michele Holowachuk Mr. and Mrs. Amit Khanolkar Blake Ballard Keith Boyer Mr. Sajan Chhetri Ms. Linda G. Diamant Ms. Deborah Fleming Mr. and Mrs. John R. Green Ms. Teresa Home Steven Kheloussi John Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Wymond W. Bradbury Mr. Craig B. Chisholm Mr. John Diamond Laurie Flint Amber Green Khoi Hong Ellen Kick Mrs. Susan Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Bradford Mr. Kumar Chittory Ms. Nancy Dick Mr. Frederic M. Foerst Suan Green Virginia Hooper Kristen Kiger Ms. Joan Bancroft Mr. George R. Bradley, III Jacobs Cholden-Brown Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Glen P. Dickson Julian Fong Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Greenberg HOPEsudbury Ms. Elizabeth Killion James Bannerman Mr. Stephen Bradley Henry Chou Ms. Ruth M. Dietrich Mr. Jeffrey C. Fong Jerome Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hopkins Laurence Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Barden Mr. Tim Brady Mary Christianson Edward Ditomas Myriam and Joel Fontaine Mr. Arthur Greenberg Theresa K. Hopkins Mrs. Eun Ju Kim Jeff Bargemann Allison Bragard Kathleen Christopherson Margaret Ann Dixcy Beth Foote Jamal Greene Arjang Hourtash Susan Kim Bret Barker Wyatt Brake Les Chuang Mr. John R. Dixon Roseanne Ford Mr. and Mrs. Jamie E. Greenwald Eden House Bumkee Kim Deborah Barlow Manpreet Brar Ming Chung Ms. Elizabeth G. Dmitrova-Howard Ms. Patricia Fortina Mr. and Mrs. Erik Gregersen Ms. Penny Howland Gardner J. Kimm Trish Barrera BRD Foundation Eloise Clark Ms. Lisa Dodd Cathryn Fortune Mr. Lawrence B. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hromadka Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Kimmey Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett Mr. Royce T. Breazeale Mr. Fred Clarke Mr. Jason Dodge Mr. Robert A. Foster Catherine Grimes Hein Htat Mr. James Kincannon Mary Barss Ms. Jayne Brechwald and Mr. Gary Elkins Marla Clausen Robert E. Donahue Fourth Avenue Elementary Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Grimm Ms. Shu-Ping Hu Jonathan King Mr. Padraic J. Bartlett Mr. William Breneman Mr. Michael Cleary Laura Dong Christopher Fouts Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Grody Jyh-Haur Huang Joseph King Ms. Suellen Barton Gail Brenner Ms. Suzanne Cloutier The Donohoe Family Charitable Fund Frank Schipper Construction Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Gromek Mr. Paul Hudson Jen Kintzle Carolyn Batt Mr. Daniel G. Brick Coalision Mr. Richard Doolittle Ms. Christine E. Franklin Jialiang Gu Dr. Mary Huff Ms. Margaret A. Kisner Battlefield High School William Brickles Mr. Michael J. Cody Katheryn Doran Mr. and Mrs. Richard Franzen Sally Guan Charles Hughes Matthew Kissel Jennifer Bauer Parker Bright Michael Cohen Rachael Dorman Elliott Fredland Mr. Laurent Guerard Maria Hui Deborah Klein Nyree Bausman Michael and Katherine Brilli Mr. Andrew Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Jag Dosanjh Ryan Freedman Dr. Paul A. Guido and Mr. Stephen M. Blain Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter IV Diane Klein Charles Bazerman and Shirley Lim Mrs. Judith C. Bringard Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Cohron Jon Richard Doty Mr. Juerg Frefel Niraj Gupta Ms. Martha S. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Klipsch Brian Bechtel Ms. Ann R. Brinker Alfred and Nicole Colantoni Mrs. Connie Doty Amanda Frerich Katie Hackett Mr. Jerome Hurwitz Dana Knobloch Tim Bechtel John Brintnall Jon Cole Mr. William Downing Ms. Amy Lee Friedman Victor Hadi Andrew Huston Mr. Stephen Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Becker Sue and Eric Broder Curtis Cole Susan Doyle Benjamin Friedman James Hadley Tina Huston Mr. Joseph Knutson Julia A. Becker Matthew Broderick Russell Coleman Mrs. Helen Drachkovitch Friendship Force of Santa Barbara Mr. Soo Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Hutain Saroj Kodippiliarachchi Mr. Robert J. Becnel Margie Brodeur Niamh Coleman Joseph Drescher Steven Friggel Carol Hahn Ann Hutchins Mr. John P. Koegler Andrea Beesley Chad Bronstein Geoffrey Colino Ioannis Dritsas Jo Ann Frisque Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Hahn Hutton Parker Foundation John Koester Sharina Belani Ms. Pegeen Brosnan Mr. and Mrs. Jess M. Collen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dubay Eiichi Fukushima Randall Hahn Kathy Icenogle Alpa Kohli Mr. Tim Belbutowski Murray Brott Alexander Colletti Dan Dubbeld Vince Gabor Mr. Richard Hain Mr. Fredrick V. Iffert Mrs. Sadhna Kohli Mr. Peter Bell and Ms. Sharon Bottorff Mr. Randall B. Brown Kevin Collins Barbara Duckworth Ms. Eva Gabrielsen Mr. Patrick Haischer Mr. David Iler Julianna Kohn Mr. Eric Belle Ms. Darcey Brown Mrs. Judith Collins Krista Dugas Ms. Dale Ann Gage Joydeep Haldar Mr. Jayson Ingram Ana Kolar Bellemont United Methodist Church Jack Brown Christopher Comer Leanne Duke Mr. Jay Gaines Mr. Amit Halder Ms. Julie Irwin Ms. Kimberly Kole

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Pranathi Kondapaneni Jason Luker Ms. Henia Miedzinski Ms. Germaine Odenheimer Mr. Gian Polastri Ms. Catherine M. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Sheldon Ms. Georgia Strickland Mr. and Mrs. John Konenkamp Mui Ly Mrs. Susan M. Mihora-Scholl Mr. Donald D. O’Dowd Mr. Richard Pollak Mr. James L. Rosen Prasad Shenoy-Jakribet Henry Strozier Claudette Konkler Karen Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Miles Ms. Janet Oetinger Mr. James Pollock Jakob Rosenberg Gregory Sheridan Mr. William Stubbs Nadine Kopkowski Mr. Bruce MacDonald Mr. William G. Millen Ms. Jane Okpala Nathan Pollock Maralyn Rosenblatt Emilia Sherifova Robert Sturdevant Susan Koscielny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mack Nan Miller Mr. Craig Olroyd Ramakrishna Polu Mauri Rosenthal and Nancy Taubenslag Carole and Lloyd Sherr Jesmin Subba Suresh Kotapalle Patricia MacKay Mr. Michael Miller Hilary Olson Arnold Potosky Marla Ross Mr. Alistair Sherret Pichappan Subbiah Ms. Barbara C. Koutnik Joy Bell MacKenzie Mr. Derek Milligan Hannah O’Malley Ms. Karen Poythress Marjorie Roswell Joyce Sherry Rajesh Subramanian Mr. and Mrs. Mark O. Kretzmann Claudia Mackey Carole Milligan Cindy Omiya Dr. and Mrs. Elliot Prager Brandon Roth Dr. Mark Sherwin Doreen Suchman Mark Krinke Ms. Sona E. MacMillan Huang Min Charitable Fund Jennifer Ondrejka Susan Pranica Mr. Gordon Rothrock Mr. Harvey Shew Jeffrey Sugarman Mr. Vinodh Krishnamoorthy Mr. Gordon MacMillan Andrew Minden Kyle Oneill Dr. Jayne M. Prats and Mr. Ricart Prats Michael Rottapel Shiloh Baptist Church Mr. David Suh Ramana Krishnamshetty Ms. Marion MacNeil Mrs. Jeanie Ming Mr. Michael P. O’Neill and Lauren Pratt Rovi Solutions Corporation Joanne Shimada Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sullivan Ms. Frances Krogstad Deepti Madathany Mr. Chandra Mistry Mrs. Sarah M. O’Neill* Dirk Prenzel Natalie and Matthew Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Steve C. Shinn Bong Sun Parth Kulkarni Maureen Maginn Sonia Mistry Tim O’Neill Presbyterian Women - Birmingham, MI Patricia Rowen Yu Shirai Tanka Sunuwar Arvind Kumar Mrs. Jo Ann Magistad Nathan Mitchell Joon Ooi Presbyterian Women - Nipomo, CA Dylan Roy Arash Shiva Mr. Vikram Suresh Mr. Rahul Kumar Mike Maguire Ann Mitchell Mr. Wesley Openshaw and Presbyterian Women in the Synod of Ferdous Rubaiyat Shomos Family Foundation Ms. Esther M. Sutton Mr. Kai Kuo Mr. Kenkre Mahesh James Mitchell Mrs. Loisann Openshaw S. California & Hawaii Eric Rubel David Shoop Benjamin Swain Ms. Ilona Kupecz Matthew Mahon Vishesh Mittal David Osbirn Julie Prestopnik Eric Rudd Ross Shrestha Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Swann Junko Kuri Mr. Donald Mahoney Naidu Mllaguru Barbara Oshea Mr. Eric Prieto Dr. and Mrs. Angelo Ruperto Mr. Gordon Shriver Kaye Swanson Karan Kuroda Steve Mai M. Michael Mobarekeh Mr. Edward L. Ostdick Mrs. Consuelo Prieto Liebana Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Rupp Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Shrout Pamela Sweeney Ajuna Kyaruzi Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maier Mr. Raymond E. Moldow and Katherine Ostrom Princess Anne Family Practice David Ruppert Dr. Ron Shumsky Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Swenson Sammy Kynaston Kevin Major Ms. Winona Mullinax Charles J. Oswald Fund Mr. James E. Prosser Dr. Sven Rutkowsky Jacqueline Siben Sarah Sword Melissa Labarge Make It Possible Foundation Inc. Ms. Joanne Monaco Mrs. Vanessa L. Otto Andrew Protter RVJ Associates Mr. and Mrs. Mark Siess John Szeto James Labout Mr. Richard Erickson and Ms. Irene M. Montanez Mr. Thomas K. Owen Jill Prugh William Ryall Frank Silagy William Taber Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lafler Ms. Wendie D. Malick Monte Vista High School Mr. Cline Owen Jody L Prusi Marian Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Clark R. Silcox Mr. Cy Tamanaha Michael Lahm Michael Malixi Patrick Montgomery Bibek Pachhai Elizabeth Pulos Christopher Ryan Nomi Silverman Margaret Tanaka Anthony Lakavage Amit Mandvikar Alexander Moomjy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Padden-Rubin Kenneth Putland Ms. Frances V. Ryan Georgia Simon Craig Tanouye Sidharth Lakhani Anuj Maniar Mr. Kirk Moon, Jr. Ms. Carmel Page Yalin Quah Ms. Patricia Ryburn Melanie Simon Yicheng Tao Katherine Lam Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mankoff Mr. John Moore Russell Page Quaranda Family Fund Mr. Alfred W. Rymills Mr. and Mrs. Joshua E. Simons Ms. Elizabeth Tarlov Raymond Lam Mr. Loring Manley Brett Moore Roberto Paliza Luke Quigley Mr. Brian Saam Mr. and Mrs. Gary Simpson Mr. Michael Tatarsky Judith Lamb Jim Manney Gretchen Moore Jose Palomares Brooke Quinlan Mr. Daniel Sable Raymond Sims Ashton R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lambeck Michael Marc Mr. Gerardo Mora Ashvin Pande Ms. Angela Rabkin Hildy Saizow Robert Sinclair Colson Taylor Donna Lanen Mr. David Marcellas Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Morgan Onkar Pandit Brad Rachman Mrs. Patricia D. Saleh Ashish Singal Ronald Taylor Christine Lang Dylan Marchetti Klair Morgan Vakis Papaparaskeva John Radner Denis Salmon Ravinder Singh TCF Financial Corporation Steven Lanzisera Mary Marchewka Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Morgan Karen Pardue Mr. and Mrs. Nikith Rai Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Salomon Rashmi Sinha Charles Teague Frederic Lardinois Mr. Federico Mariscotti Mr. Ian Morris Dr. Jason Parham Mr. Larry R. Rail Samarkand of Santa Barbara Inc. Dr. Todd Sirota Telenetwork Partners Ltd. Mr. Bryan Largay Michael Markham Jonathan Morris Thomas Parham Derek Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Neal Samples Tatiana Sivaeva Ms. Mary Telenick Mr. Edward Larmann Constance Marks Julie Morse Richard Parisse Mohan Ramanujan Richard Samuels Greg Sivinski William Templeton Ms. Jeanne T. LaRocco Kevin Marshall Mr. Paul Morse Kelly Parkhill Seth Ramesh Mr. Michael Sander and Ms. Deborah Uman Mr. Arthur N. Sklaroff Mr. Kevin C. Tent Mr. and Mrs. David V. Larson Elizabeth Mart Candace Moss Sarah Parkhurst Andrew Ramsey Bob and Frances Sanville Ondrej Sliva Kunal Thaker Sir Richard and Lady Latham Mr. William L. Martin Jacquie Moss Ms. Barbara Parkman Rangachariar Memorial Fund Cynthia Sanzotta Ms. Allyson Smith Mr. Kenneth Thomas Mr. John Laudo Glenn Martin Dominika Motas Ms. Diana Parra Nagesh Rao Yuliya Sarkisyan Harold Smith Mrs. Donna Thomas Sandra Lauren Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Martinez Ms. Julina Moy Mr. John Parrish Martin Rasnick Pamela Sass Karen Smith Devon Thompson WenWei Yu and Fook-Keong Law Cheryl Marzano Denise Mroz Ms. Laura Parsons David Rathkamp Kazuya Sato Kevin Smith Mr. Blaise Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Lawrence Dr. Tove L. Matas Sean Muir Monique Parsons Mr. Navin Ratnayake Joyce Sattler Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith Mr. Peter J. Thompson and Douglas Lawrie Katherine Mathews Mr. John Mulder Giridhar Pasumamula Bruce Ravel Tedda Saunders Ms. Judith Smorto Ms. Valerie Takahama Mr. Andrew Lax Maju Mathews, M.D. and Kevin Mulder Mr. and Mrs. Rajni R. Patel Mr. James Read Ms. Carol Sawyer and Mr. Robert Torian SNL Cares Foundation Ms. Jean Thomson and Mr. David W. Lea and Ms. Staci M. Richard Joanne Mathews, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Munroe, Jr. Chirayu Patel Real Life Church Mr. Ankur Saxena Tara Snow Mr. David Ramsthaler Randy Leavitt Peggy Matsuda Ammar Munshi Damyanti Patel Helen Recinos Mr. Edward Saxton Lucia Snowhill Mary Tidwell Ah Hyung Lee Roger Matthews Herbert Munt Payal Patel Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Reed Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Scarpati Beth Snyder Mr. Jack Tiethof and Ms. Anita Sy Mr. and Mrs. Yuan Y. Lee Joseph Mauro Mr. and Mrs. William W. Murdoch Ronak Patel Dr. Benjamin Reese Allison Schachter Mr. Ying So Alan Timmerman Susan Lee Mrs. Patricia Maxim Mr. Nicholas E. Murphy Mr. Sudhir Pattar Sacha Rehsia Matthias Schindler Dr. and Mrs. Julio Soares Mr. David Ting Brian Lee Carol L. Maxon Michael Murray Ryan Patterson Reicker, Pfau, Pyle & McRoy LLP Mr. Mark Schlawin Taher Sobh Ms. Cecilia Ann Tobin David Lee Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Maxwell Mr. Eric Nagelmann Jeneva Patterson Caylee Reid Ms. Christiane S. Schlumberger Ms. Beth E. Soll Mr. John Toews Mr. Patrick Lee James Mayer Jennifer Nam Patterson Logistics Scott Reid Ryan Schmid Caren Solomon Thomas Tomai Ms. Neleus Lee Mr. Philip E. F. Mayes Umair Naqvi Ms. Priscilla Paul Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Reif Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schmidt Mr. Peter Song Brendan Tompkins Ms. Patricia M. Lee Kismet McCafferty Merry Nasser Mayumi Pawel Valerie Reimers Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schmidt The Sonnier Family Charitable Fund Dr. Elizabeth A. Toro, M.D. Yoon Yeau Lee Desmond Mccaffery Igor Natanzon Kevin Payne Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas B. Remmes Mr. Ken Schmidt Ms. Rebecca A. Sparks Nurhan Torun Jacquelyn J. Legg Memorial Trust Ms. Pamela McCain Srividya Natarajan PBC Pepsi Beverages Company Christopher Renno Eric Schmitt Larry Spears Patrick Toth Matthew Leibowitz Kathleen McCarthy Stephen Nathan Matthew Peabody Bjorn Rettig Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Schoenberger Hannes Spintzik Touchstone Golf Foundation Brandon Lemus Patricia McCarthy Marc Navre Samuel Pearce Christina Revelle Mr. Gary Schoeppner Srividya Srinivasan Mr. and Mrs. Julian Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lender Mr. George J. McCartney Sara Nawaz Helen Pearlman Aaron Rhodes The Laura and Al Scholten Charitable Fund Thiru Srinivasan Tracy Zweig Associates The Leo and Sue Charity Mrs. Stacy McClain Shelly Nayak Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Pearson Frederick Rible Dr. David Schretlen St. James Academy Lori-Ann Tracy Karen Levine Krista McCoic Mr. Kenneth Nechin and Joanne Pekter Dana Riccard Oscar Schroeder Benjamin Stallings Susan Tragesser Marilyn and Lawrence Levy Amber McCollum Ms. Annette Bicher Merle Peng Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rice Michael Schueder Mr. Brian Stanforth Ms. Elizabeth Trainor Mr. and Mrs. David Levy Ms. Karen E. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Randy E. Nees James Peng Brice Richard Ms. Eileen Schulte F. Stanger Mr. Hung Tran Ms. Teresa M. Lewis Sara Miller McCune Mrs. Marjorie Nelson Ms. Constance Penley Michael Richardson Mr. Sidney Schultz Julie Stanton Qsi Tran Michelle Li McGee Surveying Consulting Joan Nelson Betsy Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richman Mr. David Schultz Mr. Scott Stanton Transfirst LLC Mengke Li Ms. Elizabeth Storm McGovern William Nelson PEO Chapter RO Michael Rieser Dennis Schumacher Ronald Stanton Bruce Trinkle Jennifer Liao Sandra McGrath Elizabeth Nestor Jonathan Perl Daniel Riggins James Schumacher Ms. Madelyn F. Stapp Abhishek Tripathi Mr. Gregg Lichtenstein Mr. Andrew McGuire Brian Newnam Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Perman Ms. Judy Riley Alyssa Schumitz Staritch Foundation Poojan Tripathi Richard and Dixie Liette Mr. William F. McInerney Walter Newton Permuted Press Ms. Patricia J. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stastny Ms. Linda Tripoli and Mr. Scott Miller Harrison Lim Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. McIntyre Mr. Seng Loong Ng Joanne Perone Mr. Donald E. Rinaldi Ben Schweitzer Mrs. Nancy States John Truitt Michael Lin Mr. Mitch McKinley Camellia Ngo Ms. Peggy L. Perry and Dr. R. W. Watts Mr. James Riso Mr. Edward Scott Ms. Margaret A. Staton Thao Truong Katy Lin Eoin McMahon Tieu-Nha Nguyen Alison Petersen Kent Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Scott Theodore Stecheson Dr. Mei-Mei Tsai Ms. Melissa Lind Robert McMullan Trung Nguyen Aaron Peterson Ms. Michelle Ritter-Taylor Gordon Scott Carolyn Steffl Grace Tsiang Daniel Lindenmeyer Mr. Scott E. McNulty Diane Nguyen Clifton Peterson John Roberson Patricia Scott Dr. Andrew Steffl Laura Tucker Wan Ling Sze Venice Mr. Robert McPhillips and Van Nguyen Reid Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Roberson Dr. Ralph Zitnik and Dr. Mary-Louise Scully Noah Stein Mr. James Tucker Mr. Sadasiva R. Lingala Ms. Barbara Edmison Ms. Sinead Ni Ghabhlain and Mr. and Mrs. Erle Pettus III Mr. and Mrs. James B. Robertson Dr. Carolyn D. Sealfon Mr. and Mrs. David S. Stein Miss Monica Turner Randy Lioz Dr. Frances K. M. McSparran Mr. Mick Barrett James Petzel C. H. Robinson Michael Seitz Sarah Stein Jay Turvey Kenneth Lipson Angel McVay Mr. Ronald O. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. John J. Peyton Gregory Robinson Mrs. Gerda Sekban Ms. Ann M. Steinmetz Mr. Brian C. Twichell Adam Lisagor Mr. Christopher Meersman Mr. D. Jamie Nicolson Michael Pezek Helen Robinson Robert Seklemian William Stelzel Carolyn Tyler Mr. Jason List Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Mei Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Pfau Mr. Edward Robinson and Ms. Anne Gallick Swathi Selvavinayakam Rebecca Lynn Sterud Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Tyler Meiyan Liu Mr. Peter Meier John Nielsen Diane Pham Mr. James Roche Mr. Paul Semenza Mrs. Louise Stettinius Ms. Aya Uehara Dan Livak Julie Meldal-Johnsen Niskayuna Senior High School Makarand Phatak Mr. Joseph Roddy Si Si Semple Pamela and Richard Still John Ummel Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Locker Ed Mell David Nonnemacher Amy Phillips Janice Rodrigues Chris Shabsin Mr. Peter Stoddard Upper Arlington School Yeedeh Loh Mr. Michael Meloy Mr. Thomas F. Norris Theodore Phillips Mr. Francisco Rodriguez Shady Side Academy Mr. Thomas Stoddard Mr. Fernando L. Uribe The Loharikar Charitable Fund Mr. Michael Metzger and Mr. Paul Norton Gary Piech Wayne Roethler Sonal Shah Christine Stoessel Vladislav Uzunangelov Mr. and Mrs. William L. Longley Ms. Chikako Nakandakari C. Patrick Norwil Lena Pietrusiewicz Ms. Ciara Rogers Baiju Shah Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stohl Mathayom Vacharat Ms. Kathleen M. Longo and Dr. Michael Metzler Notre Dame Elementary School Mr. David Pillsbury William Rolle Ms. Kakila C. Shah Adam Stolz Alexander Valdes Mr. Kevin R. Vitale Ms. Marilyn Metzner Mr. and Mrs. Colin Nottage Kyle Pimenta Kristine Rollinson William A. Shaner III, D.D.S. and Peter and Barbara Stone Julius R. Valino Mr. Robert Loveland Mr. Robert G. Meyer and Jeanne Nowak Ms. Carlen Pinskey Austin Romer Mrs. Sherrie D. Shaner Vincent Storino Stijn Van Baekel Mr. Tom Lowe Dr. Kathleen Harner Ms. Kellie Nussbaum Margaret Piper Mr. and Mrs. John Romo Ms. Shailen Shatt Laura Storme Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Van Der Haeghen Sally Lowe Frank Meyer-Zu-Drewer Dr. Kathryn H. Obear Dr. Lisa M. Pitino Mr. Walton C. Rood William Shattuck Kathleen Stout Ms. Drusilla R. van Hengel Loyola University Chicago Ms. Janet G. Michaels Ken O’Brien Arron Pitt Pablo Rosas Jureidini Patricia Shea Mr. James Strain William Van Hunter Alben Lui Joseph Michalko Moira O’Brien Malgorzata Podosek Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rosati Mr. and Mrs. Joel Shefflin Robert and Vada Strattan Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Valkenburg

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Nicholas Vandagriff Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Williams One Million Lights Teva Pharmaceuticals Eric Vanderelst Mr. Anthony Williams Palantir Technologies Unilever US Inc. Mr. John Vanderford Ms. Valerie Williams Partners in Health VistaPharm, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Vandevelde William Williams Pepperdine University Vitamin Angels Mr. and Mrs. David L. VanDusen Kathleen Williamson PR Newswire Association, LLC Wachalal Elizabeth Vanta Robert Williamson Qlik Technologies Inc. Zydus Pharmaceuticals (USA) Inc. Jessica Vanzuilen Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Wilmot Mr. and Mrs. John Romo Mr. Jacob Varghese Mr. Winfield D. Wilson Sappo Hill Soapworks Varian Associates, Inc. Margaret Wilson Seagate CSS LEGACY SOCIETY Bahadir Varol Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Wilson SEE International Guillermo Velandia Mr. Bruce Wilson Simpler Systems The Vemuris Family Fund Buford Winn Mr. Al Sladek Cheryl Venezia Robin and Peter Winokur Mr. Geoff Slaff We humbly thank these leaders for their Venkatachalam Venkatachalam Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Winter Soap Box Soaps contributions from July 1, 2014, to June Mr. and Mrs. Vasan Venkataraman Mr. and Mrs. William S. Wise Rebecca Stein-Wexler 30, 2015, for capital projects. Vincent Verga Mr. and Mrs. William Wissler Taste Connections, LLC The Legacy Society exclusively recognizes those caring individuals who have included Gary Vergho Ms. Kathleen Witte TENABLE Network Security, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall R. Bishop Raghavendra Vernekar Kalaine Wong Tifie Humanitarian Dr. and Mrs. David Bradford / Direct Relief in their estate plans. Their commitment and dedication are shining examples Sai Vikram Mrs. Nadia Wood Trader Joe’s WWW Foundation David Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood UCSF Mr. William S. Burtness of generosity that will help Direct Relief continue its efforts to improve health and lives of Thomas Vinton Carol Wood Unite to Light, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cusack Mrs. Deanne Gillette Violich Michael Wood Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care Lawrence W. Dam and Betsy Jones Mary Vivanco Mr. Bruce Woodruff VITAS Healthcare Corporation Ms. Patty DeDominic and Mr. Gene Sisner people affected by poverty or emergency situations by mobilizing and providing essential John Viveiros Ms. Caroline J. Woods We Care Solar Mr. Dante Di Loreto VW Credit James Wunderlich Wipes.com Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Enthoven medical resources needed for their care. Joel Wachman Ms. Michelle Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Firestone The Honorable and Mrs. Paul G. Flynn Mark Wade Ms. Alexandra M. Wyatt MANUFACTURERS + DISTRIBUTORS Mr. and Mrs. Gregg L. Foster Shelton Waggener Dr. Joel Yager and PROVIDING MEDICAL DONATIONS Mr. and Mrs. D. William Wagner Dr. Eileen D. Yager Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Ms. Barbara E. Wagner and Teruko Yamaguchi 3M Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Getto Estate of Dotsy and Jack Adams Mr. and Mrs. Gregg L. Foster Audrey E. Martinson Estate of Mary Joan Staves Mr. Martin G. Scharlemann Leonard Yang Abbott David L. Gibbs, Ph.D. Peter and Rebecca Adams Estate of Mario J. Frosali Martone Family Trust Estate of K. Walter Stawicki James Walangitan Ms. Gail Yanowitch Abbott International Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Giles Eric Walden Johnny Yao AbbVie Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Gluck Jane H. Alexander Trust Mildred K. Fusco Trust Kathleen and Bruce McBroom Estate of Elaine F. Stepanek William Waldner Ning Yao Accord Healthcare, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Godfrey Anner Trust Estate of Hannah Monica Gallagher Ms. Estelle Meadoff Walter and Mae Stern Trust Dr. Bert Green and Ms. Alexandra Julia Walker Mr. Nadim Yared Actavis Pharma, Inc. The Romuald Anthony and Barbara Sandra K. Garcia Mr. Michael Mendelson The Anna Stuurmans Mr. John K. Walker Jeffrey Yen Akorn, Inc. Brookshire / Brookshire Green R. Anthony Revocable Trust Mrs. Pearl Garcia-Baker Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Miles Revocable Trust Ms. Candace E. Walker James Young Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wall Mr. Michael Young Allergan, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Hatch Estate of Rhea Applewhite Estate of June Gaudy Patricia McNulty Mitchell Estate of Henry A. Thedick, Jr. Chris Wallerstein Gregory Young Ansell Healthcare Mr. and Mrs. Brett Hodges / Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Ashor Gildeson Family Trust Charles J. and Esther R. Estate of Wilbur H. Thies, Sr. WWW Foundation Mr. Fred Wallhausser Marc Young Apotex Inc. Estate of Miriam and William Bailey Kate and Dick Godfrey Mlynek Trust and Emily P. Thies Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Walter Frank Yu Arkray USA Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hodges / Estate of Charles H. Bell Ms. Pamela Gunther Estate of Velma Morrell Estate of Elna Theusen Mr. Tianbing Wang Nam Yu Basic Medical WWW Foundation Kerry Wangen Isaac Yuen Baxter International Inc. Mr. and Mrs. S. Roger Horchow / Elizabeth Bertuccelli Family Trust Estate of Linda M. Hanson Estate of Regis J. Morris Estate of Grace A. Tickner Marc Wangsgard Joshua Zagorsky Bayer Horchow Family Foundation Merle E. Betz, Jr. Ed and Mary Harvey Trust Helga Angenendt Morris Tilton Family Foundation Hutton Parker Foundation Eric Wannamaker Elena Zahorik BD Estate of D. Craig Bigelow Mrs. Raye Haskell Rita Moya Donn V. Tognazzini Carolyn Wardrip Ms. Flavia Zaro Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Angel Iscovich, M.D., and Mrs. Lisa Iscovich Carol Van den Assem Trust Paul Warner Jennifer Zawadzkas Bristol-Myers Squibb Ms. Joanna Kerns and Mr. Marc Appleton Mr. Joseph F. Bleckel Betty and Stan Hatch Estate of Dorothy and Kyle Warren Cheryl Zeiger C.R. Bard Medical Division Mr. and Mrs. Larry Koppelman Mr. Phillip Brant Estate of Dorothy S. Hitchcock Graham Nash Estate of Marie L. Van Schie Ms. Marge Benjamin Warren Ms. Allison Zelik Calmoseptine, Inc. Dorothy Largay and Wayne Rosing Ms. Jayne Brechwald and Estate of Sibyl Wilma Holder Angeline M. O’Meara Trust Liz Vaughn Louise Warrick Mr. Fred Zemke Cera Products, Inc. Mr. Mark D. Linehan and Mr. Gary Elkins Terrence Joseph Hughes Mr. Michael P. O’Neill and Bettine* and Lawrence Wallin Tracey Warriner Jiyang Zhang Chattem Inc. Ms. Kimberly Schizas Washington-Lee High School Jacqueline Zheng Covidien Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mattingly Mrs. Helen J. Brown Estate of Dorothy Humiston Mrs. Sarah M. O’Neill* Mr. Dana White Dr. Haimanot Wasse Mikhail Zhuravlev CVS Corporation - Corporate HQ Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mitchel Estate of Marguerite Bulf Estate of Wendell Ing Estate of James Orr Mrs. Dorothy D. Winkey Mr. Steve Moya and Ms. Rita Moya / Steven Waters Mr. and Mrs. Oliviero F. Ziliotto Eads & Associates, Inc Don Bullick Ellen and Peter Johnson Estate of Harold A. Parma Estate of Simone G. Woodcock Daniel Watry Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmerman Eli Lilly & Company The M Fund Lynn T.* and Robert A. Burtness Pat and Dick Johnson Estate of William J. Partridge The Wurzel Trust Mr. Duncan Watts Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Zimmerman Endocyte, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Newman Dinah S. Weatherby Mrs. Jennifer Zola Ethicon, Inc. Ms. Julie Rabinovitz Family Trust Ms. Beverly A. Jones Jody and Don Petersen Linda Seltzer Yawitz Shauna Weaver Satu Zoller GE OEC Medical Systems Mr. and Mrs. John Romo William S. Burtness Estate of Judith Jones Martin and Lillian Platsko Trust Marjorie Lynn Zinner Mr. and Mrs. Gerrold Rubin Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Webb Genzyme Corporation Andrew and Elizabeth Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kendall Mark and Josephine Polakoff Tyler Webb CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, GSK Mrs. Nancy B. Schlosser / Ms. Carol Carson Estate of Dale E. Kern Alan R. Porter Rick Weber MEDICAL FACILITIES , INSTITUTIONS GSMS Incorporated Nancy B. & C. William Schlosser Marian Weeks + INDIVIDUALS PROVIDING Henry Schein, Inc. Family Foundation Ms. Catherine Cash Dr. Laurence P. Kerrigan Mr. Juan Posada Akemi Wegmuller IN-KIND SUPPORT Hospira, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schwartz Estate of Charlotte Castalde Mrs. Marvel Kirby Estate of Robert J. Regis * deceased Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Seale Mr. Neil Weinberg Integra LifeSciences Estate of June M. Celmayster Estate of Wendy Klodt Estate of Nancy Roberts Matthew Weippert Ambient Event Design Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Patricia and Jim Selbert Estate of Paul N. Roberts Mr. Marshall Weis Boulder Goods, LLC Johnson & Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George Short Estate of Richard Certo John and Sandy Knox-Johnston Eric Weiss Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP Consumer Companies Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tighe Ms. Patricia J. Clancy John Michael Koelsch Regina and Rick Roney Matthew Weiss Mr. Gary Brusse Kimberly-Clark Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Tobey / The Crosby Fund Mr. James Kohn Estate of Maria Rosmann Mr. John Weiss Brylen Technologies, Inc. LifeScan, Inc. The Susanne and Gary Tobey Marjorie B. Cullman Trust The Anette La Hough Trust The Babette L. Roth Irrevocable David Weissburg California Nurses Foundation Magno-Humphries Labs, Inc. Family Foundation Keith Weissglass Caring Hearts Medical Clinic McKesson Medical-Surgical Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Weintraub Roy R. and Laurie M. Cummins Fund Dorothy Largay and Wayne Rosing Trust Hartmann Wellhoefer Catering Connection McNeil Consumer Healthcare Lawrence W. Dam Shirley and Seymour Lehrer Natalie and Matthew Rowe City of Yokohama William Wells Meda Pharmaceuticals Estate of Margaret E. Davis Estate of the Lensch Family Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Salomon Mr. Jacob Werner Classic Party Rentals Medtronic Estate of Peter M. Dearden Estate of Daniel J. Liff Maryan and Richard* Schall Elizabeth Werter Clif Bar & Company Medvantx Incorporated Mr. Arthur H. Westerfield Dr Bronner’s Magic Soaps Merck & Co., Inc. Estate of H. Guy Di Stefano Kenneth R. Loh The Petar Schepanovich* and Dr. Robert Westfall Esri Midmark Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Wilton A. Doane Estate of Barbara Jeanne Lotz Kathleen Schepanovich Trust Every Child’s Dream Foundation Mr. Stephen J. Westfold Mundi Pharma Mr. Philip M. Dorrington Lawrence Lu Nancy and Bill* Schlosser Mark Whisman Families Without Borders Mylan Grant C. Ehrlich Trust Estate of Yvonne C. Lucassen Estate of June H. Schuerch Wichita Falls Area Community FedEx Nephron Pharmaceuticals Foundation Free Wheelchair Mission Neutrogena Corporation Mr. and Mrs.* Edward G. Ewing Evelyn C. Lund Charitable Harold and Carol Shrout Mr. and Mrs. Steve E. Widergren GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Nipro Diagnostics, Inc. Estate of Elsie Feibes Remainder Trust Sledge Family Trust Globus Relief Fund Novartis Corporation Mary Widiner Estate of Florence Feiler Mr. John A. Magnuson* and Mrs. Connie Smith Dr. Robert Wiegert Google Omron Healthcare, Inc. Estate of Margaret H. Smith Ms. Teri J. Wielenga and Hawthorn Surgery Center PCI Global Dr. Julie Feinsilver Dorothy MacCulloch Mr. Robert Bosenmeyer Heart to Heart International PDI Healthcare Estate of Howard C. Fenton Estate of Mary C. MacEwan Estate of Thelma R. Smith Bruce Wilcoxon International Health Partners Pfizer, Inc. Peggy and Gary Finefrock Estate of Robert Maclean Mr. Scott Smoot Carol Wilke Laura Kolaczkowski Pharma Medica Estate of June Breton Fisher Marilyn and Frank* Magid Estate of Robert H. Sommer Mrs. Nancy D. Wilkinson LogCluster Prestige Brands Shirley Will Loma Linda University Pro2 Solutions Inc. Estate of Julia Flynn Estate of Glenda Martin Estate of Charles H. Sparkes Mr. and Mrs. R. David Williams Mr. and Mrs. Cary Losson Recordati Rare Diseases, Inc. Austin Williams Microsoft Corporation Sanofi Foundation for Claire Williams Moss-Adams LLP North America James Williams Mountain O and P Services Shire Mr. and Mrs. Evan S. Williams, Jr. NetHope Sunrise Pharmaceutical, Inc.

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S ERVE PEOPLE

Improve the health of people living in high- need areas by strengthening fragile health systems and increasing access to quality health care.

GUIDING L IFT FROM THE BOTTOM, PULL FROM THE TOP

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Identify, qualify, and support existing health- care providers over the long-term and serve as a catalyst for other resources. OUR MISSION

R EMOVE BARRIERS B E A GOOD PARTNER + ADVOCATE Create transparent, reliable, and cost-effec- IS TO IMPROVE THE Give credit where due, listen carefully, and tive channels to enable medically under- respect those served and those contributing served communities access to essential resources. HEALTH AND LIVES medical resources (particularly medicines,

supplies, and equipment). R ESPOND FAST WHILE OF PEOPLE AFFECTED LOOKING AHEAD P LAY TO STRENGTHS. PARTNER FOR OTHER NEEDS Support the immediate needs of ac`dWd]`aPge]`YW\UeWbVZ]QOZ^O`b\S`a BY POVERTY OR Engage in activities that address a compel- best situated to assess, respond, and pre- ling need and align with our core compe- pare for the long-term recovery. tencies and areas of excellence. Ally with EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

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