MAKING JUSTICE

ANNUAL REPORT

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 1 DEAR FRIENDS OF LEGAL AID

Since 1932, Legal Aid has had a singular mission: to make justice real — in individual and systemic ways — for low-income DC residents. Never before in the organization’s history have we been able to pursue that mission with a greater intensity, all thanks to supporters like you.

The breadth and scope of your support has truly been eye-popping in 2019. The Servant of Justice Awards Dinner raised a record $1.5 million. You followed that up with a record $2.48 million Generous Associates Campaign. And we are hopeful for a record-breaking year-end Annual Appeal!

Legal Aid puts your donations directly to work. We grew to a record 62 attorneys on staff; provided full representation in more than 1,300 cases; affected tens of thousands more through our legislative, appellate, and court reform work; and benefited from almost 45,000 pro bono hours, valued at more than $28 million.

While the statistics are useful to talk about, especially when they are record-breaking, the work of Legal Aid is far more than what the numbers tell us. That’s why we urge you to read through these stories, review the vibrant photography, and try to get a sense of our lawyers’ day-to-day efforts to make justice real for our client community.

Each of the clients we worked with in 2019 has a story that hinged on their decision to seek legal assistance. They fought their landlords, stood up to their abusers, battled government and corporate bureaucracies, and struggled for a better life for their children.

Thanks to you, they didn’t have to fight these battles alone. They had a lawyer by their side when they needed one most. These are their stories.

Sincerely,

David S. Dantzic Eric S. Angel President, Board of Trustees Executive Director Latham & Watkins Legal Aid

*Throughout this report, names delineated with asterisks have been changed at the request of our clients. CONSUMER & PUBLIC BENEFITS FIGHTING ALS, FORECLOSURE, AND CONGRESS MORRIS

Why do I have to wait five months? ... Some people don’t have five months. Some people don’t have two months. We need our money now.”

Two years ago John A. Morris was diagnosed with ALS — often called Lou Gehrig’s disease. Around the same time, he lost his job. He immediately applied for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and was quickly approved, but was unable to collect any benefits because of a mandatory five-month waiting period.

This statutorily-mandated waiting period became a major factor in Mr. Morris’ sudden financial hardship. Once his savings were depleted, he fell behind on his mortgage payments and was sued for foreclosure.

Mr. Morris found an advocate in Legal Aid Consumer Law Unit Supervising Attorney Jennifer Lavallee. The Consumer Unit is dedicated to helping economically vulnerable DC homeowners avoid the destabilizing effects of foreclosure and save their homes. Jen helped Mr. Morris navigate the complicated procedures in his mortgage foreclosure case. Ultimately, Mr. Morris was approved for a loan modification with monthly payments that were affordable on his fixed income.

Since his diagnosis and his experience waiting for SSDI, Mr. Morris has worked alongside members of Congress to push for the ALS Disability Insurance Access Act of 2019, a bill that would waive the waiting period for people with ALS to receive their SSDI benefits.

As Mr. Morris put it, “I’m going to Capitol Hill to say, ‘You need to sign this thing, so this doesn’t happen to other people because there’s no reason for that.’”

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 1 HOUSING GENTRIFICATION, EVICTION, AND DISPLACEMENT

The University of Minnesota Law School recently published a study finding that DC “suffered the most widespread low-income displacement of any major central city” with more than 20,000 low-income DC residents having been displaced since 2000.1

If gentrification is a chief cause of displacement, eviction is often the tool. More than 31,000 eviction cases were brought in DC in 2018 alone. About 9 in 10 DC residents sued for eviction lack legal representation. That’s especially tragic because compared to unrepresented tenants, tenants represented by counsel from Legal Aid and partnering organizations through our path-breaking Housing Right to Counsel Project are eight times less likely to have a judgment for eviction entered against them.

KEITH

If it wasn’t for her, I would have been homeless again.”

Keith King, who had spent almost a decade of his life experiencing homelessness, found himself once again facing the prospect of being without housing when he came home to an eviction notice on his door. He was told he had nine days to leave his apartment. Mr. King’s landlord sued him for nonpayment of rent but never notified him of the eviction lawsuit. Further, the allegedly owed rent at the heart of the matter should have been paid by Mr. King’s subsidy provider, which had apparently and unjustifiably stopped making payments.

That’s when Legal Aid Housing Law Unit Staff Attorney Eleni Christidis stepped in. Eleni argued and won a motion to vacate the default judgment that had been entered against Mr. King, thereby stopping the eviction.

At the same time, Legal Aid advocated for Mr. King with the DC Department of Human Services to switch his subsidy provider and to help him find a new apartment. Today Mr. King is in a stable situation, living in the same neighborhood where he grew up — blocks away from his old elementary school — surrounded by friends and family.

1 Institute on Metropolitan Opportunity, University of Minnesota Law School. American Neighborhood Change in the 21st Century. April 1, 2019.

2 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL HOUSING HOLDING LANDLORDS ACCOUNTABLE

Ward 8 resident Gloria Alston had a voucher that covered a portion of her rent, but the DC Housing Authority had recently terminated its contract with her landlord because the apartment repeatedly failed inspection.

There had been multiple sewage floods in the apartment, mold and mildew growing in the carpet, and a bedbug infestation. Due to the landlord’s negligence and failure to fix these problems, Ms. Alston was paying the price.

“The bedbugs would crawl all over me, and the mice would crawl in the room, and there was a big hole in my wall in my bedroom where the mice would come out,” Ms. Alston said.

When Ms. Alston came to Legal Aid’s Southeast office at the Big Chair in Anacostia, she was connected to Kirkland & Ellis litigation associates Pat Brown and Paul Suitter. Through a unique partnership with Legal Aid, Kirkland & Ellis not only financially supports our Anacostia office but also has its attorneys conduct initial intake interviews with prospective Legal Aid clients and provide extended pro bono representation.

Once Pat investigated the conditions in Ms. Alston’s apartment, they decided to file a civil action for negligence against Ms. Alston’s landlord — a potentially time-consuming and resource-intensive action. In the end, the team’s zealous advocacy resulted in a favorable settlement for Ms. Alston, enabling her to move into a new apartment free of bedbugs and mold.

ALSTON

Gloria Alston (center) with her Kirkland & Ellis attorneys Paul Suitter (left) and Pat Brown (right)

They made me feel like family.”

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 3 LEGAL AID GROWTH AND EXPANSION

BILL

CONSUMER FAMILY/DV

• One New Staff Attorney • Three New Staff Attorneys • One New Legal Assistant

Zenia Laws June Lee Staff Attorney Staff Attorney

Working in such a supportive I’m in awe of my clients’ environment has helped me grace, resilience, and develop into a more effective especially of their advocate for justice.” courage to stand up to their abusers.”

REENTRY JUSTICE

Legal Aid’s Reentry Justice Project provides holistic, wrap-around legal services to individuals experiencing barriers from a criminal record.

Satcha Robinson, who joined Legal Aid to expand the project’s reach, has helped clients seal their records and access housing, employment, and public benefits. Satcha Robinson Skadden Fellow

4 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL With increased resources from the DC government, the District of Columbia Bar Foundation, and thousands of private supporters, Legal Aid has dramatically grown our work, and our impact. In fact, over the last two years alone, we have expanded our legal staff by 18 positions:

PUBLIC FAMILY/DV HOUSING BENEFITS • Five New Staff Attorneys • One New Staff Attorney • Two New Legal Assistants • One New Volunteer • One New Case Manager Staff Attorney

Matthew Boucher Ashley Moore Staff Attorney Staff Attorney

We’ll do whatever we People shouldn’t need can to help our clients a lawyer to get the keep their homes.” benefitsthey’re entitled to under the law, but when they do, Legal Aid is here to help.”

TWO NEW DEPUTY LEGAL DIRECTORS

Heather Latino Jennifer Mezey Deputy Legal Director Deputy Legal Director

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 5 FAMILY/DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TWO DC MOTHERS FIGHT DOMESTIC ABUSE

Tamika Hayes is a lifelong resident of the DC area. She earned BA and MBA degrees from the University of Maryland, works for the DC government, owns her home in Southeast DC, and has raised three smart, kind, and talented teenagers.

But she has also faced many challenges along the way. Ms. Hayes and her children endured years of chaos, violence, and cruel behavior at the hands of her now-ex-husband, who is the children’s father. With Legal Aid’s help, Ms. Hayes obtained a Civil Protection Order and filed for divorce and custody.

Our Domestic Violence & Family Law Unit attorneys help survivors get to safety and secure their independence from their abusers, something that is exceptionally difficult without legal assistance.

During her divorce trial, Ms. Hayes testified over the course of four days, telling her harrowing story of decades of abuse. She explained how, despite countless separations over the years due to incidents of violence, she struggled to break the cycle of violence because — with the children’s expenses, her mortgage, and student loans piling up — financial security felt impossible to achieve on her own.

Ms. Hayes was victorious on all counts. And in recognition of her bravery and perseverance, Legal Aid presented Ms. Hayes with the Partnership Award at the 2019 Servant of Justice Awards Dinner.

From the beginning, my Legal Aid team never made me feel that I had to fight this battle alone.”

HAYES

6 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL FAMILY/DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FATOUMATA

Maryam Casbarro of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP (left) and Fatoumata Niang

That’s why I’m here smiling.”

Fatoumata Niang, who is originally from Senegal, and her ex-husband were married less than a year before separating. Their marriage was rife with abuse as Ms. Niang’s ex-husband incessantly questioned her intelligence, controlled her finances and social life, and physically abused her.

After Ms. Niang became pregnant, her ex-husband’s behavior worsened. He never attended a prenatal appointment with her and attempted to postpone her labor induction because of his work schedule, even as the doctor warned that a delay posed a significant risk to Ms. Niang’s life and the life of their child.

Enter Maryam Casbarro of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, who agreed to represent Ms. Niang in the divorce case, as well as in the child support case and custody battle for their eight-month-old baby. Maryam was steadfast in her support of Ms. Niang, even briefly returning from parental leave so she could represent Ms. Niang at trial.

Both Maryam and Ms. Niang’s resilience paid off. The judge granted a divorce and awarded child support and custody on terms that were favorable to Ms. Niang. While both parties have joint physical and legal custody of their child, Ms. Niang has tie-breaking authority in the event of an impasse on matters relating to childcare, education, or healthcare.

In spite of the chaos, Ms. Niang has taken control of her destiny. As Maryam put it, “When I met Fatou she hardly spoke English, and now she’s enrolled in college, she’s paying all her bills, she’s no longer dependent on her husband. She’s a leader in her community.”

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 7 PUSHING FOR SYSTEMIC CHANGE: APPELLATE, COURT, AND POLICY ADVOCACY

In our original mission statement, Legal Aid’s founders enshrined the organization’s commitment “to promote measures for the legal protection” of low-income DC residents. That commitment to making justice real in systemic ways continues to this day through our Barbara McDowell Appellate Advocacy Project, court reform efforts, and legislative and regulatory advocacy.

S.P. V. MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S SEAFOOD Ms. P. applied for unemployment insurance after she quit her job as a server because she thought her employer was stealing some of her tips, upon which she made her living. The District agency denied her claim, finding that she lacked “good cause” to quit her job. Legal Aid represented her on appeal and the Court reversed the agency’s decision, holding that Ms. P. could reasonably quit her job under these circumstances and still receive unemployment benefits.

J.B. V. DC DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES For nine months, Ms. B. did not receive the full amount of food stamps for which her household was eligible because the DC Department of Human Services failed to assist her in verifying that her daughter had lost her job. Legal Aid is fighting the District’s refusal to apply its own statute that plainly entitles Ms. B. to retroactive benefits and to comply with federal law that obligates it to assist Ms. B in verifying her changed income.

WAGE GARNISHMENT REFORM PASSED A multi-year effort to reform the District’s outdated wage garnishment law resulted in the passage of the Wage Garnishment Fairness Amendment Act in December 2018. Among a number of protections, the new law protects workers earning up to $560 each week from garnishment, and ties protection from wage garnishment to future increases in the District’s minimum wage.

IN FORMA PAUPERIS PETITIONS Legal Aid worked with the DC Courts to reform the In Forma Pauperis, or fee waiver application and process. Waiving court fees is critical, particularly for pro se litigants for whom the fees present a substantial hardship and would make it impossible for them to have equal access to the court system. Legal Aid and our partners helped revise the process to ensure that it is administered fairly and to minimize the amount of sensitive financial information placed in the public record. In the coming year, Legal Aid will advocate for legislative changes to bring the District in line with other jurisdictions that automatically waive fees for a broader subset of low-income litigants.

8 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL ENDING UNFAIR DRIVER’S LICENSE SUSPENSIONS In coalition with other advocates, Legal Aid successfully pushed for a legislative reform at the DC Council to end the unfair suspension of driver’s licenses for nonpayment of certain types of civil judgments. The new law will have a huge impact on people like Jeffrey Trull.

JEFFREY

Legal Aid came to my rescue.”

With experience in construction and repair work, Mr. Trull’s employment has long depended on his ability to drive a truck. So when he realized he could not renew his driver’s license because of an old unpaid civil judgment entered eleven years ago, he knew his livelihood was at stake.

The judgment at issue was the result of a small claims case filed by an insurance company for damage from a car accident. But Mr. Trull had never known about the case — he had allegedly been served at an address he had moved away from several years earlier. He came to Legal Aid for assistance, and we helped him get the judgment vacated and the case dismissed.

With the judgment vacated, the court case behind him, and the barrier to getting his driver’s license removed, Mr. Trull was able to start a new full-time job and steer his life forward once again. And with the recent legislative reform, others like Mr. Trull will no longer have their licenses unfairly suspended in the first place.

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 9 PUBLIC BENEFITS PRESERVING CRITICAL HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES

Earlier this year, more than 800 DC residents’ Medicaid home health benefits were reduced or terminated after the District hired a new contractor and started using a new assessment tool to determine eligibility. FLORES

Legal Aid served my needs one hundred percent.”

Leticia Flores*, a 92-year-old DC resident who has been honored for her public service and activism, was one of them. Through the Medicaid Elderly Persons with Disabilities (EPD) Waiver Program, Ms. Flores receives Personal Care Aide (PCA) in-home services for 16 hours a day, seven days a week. These services are essential to her health and dignity. However, she was recently reassessed by the Department of Health Care Finance (DHCF) for PCA services and her hours were reduced to 12 hours a day.

After her assessment, Ms. Flores came to Legal Aid to seek assistance with challenging this reduction in services. She was part of a wave of clients who came to Legal Aid seeking help, alerting our attorneys to how the new process was making a significant impact on our client community. With the help of Public Benefits Unit Staff Attorney Aida Fitzgerald, Ms. Flores requested a fair hearing challenging the reduction and asked to continue to receive her original allotment of services pending a hearing.

After Aida helped Ms. Flores navigate a series of legal obstacles that included reviving her case after dismissal, DHCF changed its tune and agreed to provide Ms. Flores with in-home services 16 hours a day, seven days a week.

Legal Aid and our law firm partners are representing dozens of clients like Ms. Flores in these cases and will continue to work on systemic solutions to DC’s new home health care crisis.

10 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL PUBLIC BENEFITS REVERSING DISABILITY DENIALS

The appeals process for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits is lengthy and complicated — especially without legal representation.

Costello Tobias is in his early 60s and can no longer work due to his physical health conditions. He has arthritis in both of his shoulders, high blood pressure (which has been difficult to manage with medication and frequently makes him feel agitated), pain in his knees and lower back, and symptomatic epilepsy. His seizures come without warning and sometimes make him black out.

Prior to the worsening of his conditions, Mr. Tobias was very active — he worked as a phlebotomist for 18 years, and played basketball or went running every day. Now when he tries to get outside and walk he can only go short distances. Sometimes even when he is lying or sitting down, his body seizes up in pain.

When Mr. Tobias applied for SSDI benefits he was denied, so he appealed the decision, requesting a hearing by an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). Shortly thereafter Mr. Tobias came to Legal Aid. We referred him to Daniel Wolf of Gilbert LLP. He enthusiastically agreed to represent Mr. Tobias. At the hearing, the ALJ determined that Mr. Tobias is disabled and awarded him full benefits, thereby giving him the insurance benefits he needs and is entitled to by law.

COSTELLO

Costello Tobias (center) with his Gilbert LLP pro bono team Alyssa Bonesteel (left) and Dan Wolf (right)

Go down to Legal Aid! They’re going to help you.”

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 11 CONSUMER PROTECTING DC’S LOW-INCOME HOMEOWNERS ALVONETTE

Shirley was a pitbull!”

Legal Aid’s Consumer Law Unit has been working to protect homeowners and consumers in DC for more than a decade, with foreclosure prevention a significant part of our practice.

Alvonette Grimes was on the verge of losing her home when she came to Legal Aid. Years earlier, Ms. Grimes suffered a debilitating car accident which left her temporarily unable to work. As happens far too frequently after a medical hardship of this type, Ms. Grimes fell behind on her mortgage payments. Upon returning to work, Ms. Grimes knew she could get back on track with her mortgage — she simply needed a plan. However, the mortgage company denied her multiple applications and appeals for a loan modification. The mortgage company was difficult to work with and insisted on detailed, virtually inexplicable, profit and loss statements in order to review her for home retention options.

One day, when Ms. Grimes was on the phone with the mortgage company, a process server knocked on her door and threw an envelope in her face. She had been served with a court summons for the foreclosure of her home. Ms. Grimes was overwhelmed. But she didn’t give up. That’s when she found Legal Aid.

Together, Ms. Grimes and Legal Aid Consumer Law Unit Senior Staff Attorney Shirley Horng worked to submit yet another loan modification application. With a lawyer by her side, Ms. Grimes’ payment plan was approved. Today, three years after she first fell behind, Ms. Grimes is not only current on her mortgage; she’s making long hoped-for renovations to her home.

12 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL CONSUMER In 1995, Ruby Short achieved her dream of buying a small home to settle down in with her family. Ms. Short faithfully paid her mortgage every month for more than two decades but then faced a temporary financial setback, causing her to fall behind on the payments. Ms. Short sought a loan modification, but her request was denied on the ostensible basis that she could only receive a modification every 24 months.

However, Ms. Short had not received a modification within this 24-month period. The mortgage company, due to its own error, mistakenly denied her application, leaving her on the brink of foreclosure.

Legal Aid Consumer Law Unit Staff Attorney Zack Hill successfully appealed the denial Ms. Short had received and she became the recipient of both a loan modification and funds from a federal mortgage assistance program. With the foreclosure case dismissed, Ms. Short is now able to make affordable monthly payments going forward. Ms. Short is no longer in danger of foreclosure and can sleep easy knowing her home is safe.

He’s my angel.”

SHORT

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 13 THIRTY YEARS HONORING SERVANTS OF JUSTICE

On April 25, 2019, Legal Aid held our 30th Servant of Justice Awards Dinner, honoring Anthony Pierce, Partner in Charge of the DC office of Akin Gump and a former President of Legal Aid’s Board, and Judy Lichtman, former Executive Director of the National Partnership for Women & Families, who helped lead the fight for the Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993.

The Dinner raised a record $1.5 million for Legal Aid, thanks to all of our sponsors and to the collective efforts of co-chairs Kwaku Akowuah of Sidley Austin LLP, Richard Byrne of Exxon Mobil Corporation, Graeme Bush of Zuckerman Spaeder, Martha Dantzic of Quicksilver Productions, Tracy-Gene Durkin of Sterne Kessler, and Peter Thomas of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP.

Tony Pierce epitomizes what it takes to make justice real.” – Vernon Jordan, presenting the award to Tony Pierce.

Tony Pierce embracing his longtime friend and mentor Vernon Jordan. Photo by Glenn Cook

14 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL Judy Lichtman with Legal Aid Executive Director Eric Angel (left) and Board President David Dantzic (right). Photo by Glenn Cook

It’s truly humbling to receive this award from a group of lawyers who are real life heroes.” – Judy Lichtman

FINANCIAL STATEMENT (1/1/2018 TO 12/31/2018)

REVENUE

Adjusted Grants and Contributions $ 6,028,397 Contributed Services $ 28,195,939 Special Events $ 1,030,307 Investment Income $ 36,217 Total Revenue $ 35,290,860 Contributions to Endowments $ 33,500 Total Revenue Less Endowment Gifts and $ 7,061,421 Contributed Services

EXPENSES

Program Services $ 33,552,982 Management and General $ 596,377 Fundraising $ 616,706 Total Expenses Less Contributed Services $ 6,570,126

Please visit www.LegalAidDC.org to see our complete audited financial statement and IRS Form 990.

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 15 GENEROUS ASSOCIATES CAMPAIGN

In 2019, Legal Aid’s Generous Associates Campaign once again broke records by raising an astounding $2.48 million — besting last year’s record-breaking Campaign by more than $300,000! This annual fundraising drive is spearheaded by associates at law firms across DC and raises roughly one-third of Legal Aid’s budget every year. Thank you to all of the associates, and our two Honorary Chairs, Susan Davies and Neil Eggleston of Kirkland & Ellis, for contributing your time, energy, and generosity to this Campaign and to Legal Aid.

2019 TOP FUNDRAISING FIRM 2019 COMPETITION RESULTS GENEROUS ASSOCIATES 301 + ATTORNEYS 101 – 150 ATTORNEYS Latham & Watkins Orrick CAMPAIGN $212,911 $100,878 CO-CHAIRS WilmerHale Alston & Bird Brendan Carroll $151,644 $49,894 Alston & Bird Williams & Connolly Baker Botts Melissa Weberman $142,278 $32,920 Arnold & Porter Venable Dechert Erika Skougard $70,832 $25,564 Covington Crowell & Moring Morrison & Foerster Amisha Patel $59,211 $22,920 Dechert 251 – 300 ATTORNEYS 51 – 100 ATTORNEYS Alex Yabroff Skadden Kelley Drye Jones Day $84,010 $67,506 Donnelly McDowell Steptoe Paul Weiss Kelley Drye $74,000 $56,501 Beth Dalmut Sidley Austin LLP Miller & Chevalier Kirkland & Ellis $56,697 $43,160 Amy Rigdon Jones Day Simpson Thacher & Latham & Watkins $47,167 Bartlett LLP Victoria Murphy $39,880 Akin Gump Mayer Brown $19,623 Katten Sarah Dowd $35,161 Miller & Chevalier 201 – 250 ATTORNEYS Kirkland & Ellis 1 – 50 ATTORNEYS Alana Genderson $82,829 Wilkinson Walsh + Eskovitz Morgan Lewis $56,644 Mayer Brown Jeremy Peterman $70,588 Zuckerman Spaeder Orrick $33,537 Wiley Rein Jessica Morton $40,767 Bryan Cave Leighton Paul Weiss Paisner Arent Fox Aimee Ghosh $30,309 $18,536 Pillsbury Debevoise & Plimpton Justin Benson 151 – 200 ATTORNEYS $30,088 Wandaly Fernandez Pillsbury Gilbert LLP Sidley Austin LLP $49,938 $18,165 Zorba Leslie King & Spalding Steptoe $33,280 Sarah Lochner O’Connor Dentons Williams & Connolly $26,833 Rebecca Cooper Perkins Coie Alex Gazikas $10,848 Meredith Loretta Hunton Andrews Kurth WilmerHale $10,589

16 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL LEADERSHIP CABINET

ANNUAL LAW FIRM, CORPORATE, AND FOUNDATION GIFT RECOGNITION PROGRAM

The Leadership Cabinet recognizes our most generous organizational supporters (9/1/2018 to 8/31/2019).

PLATINUM PATRON Crowell & Moring* $75,000 & Above Hogan Lovells Akin Gump* Jenner & Block* District of Columbia Bar Foundation King & Spalding Kirkland & Ellis* Munger, Tolles & Olson Latham & Watkins* Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Sidley Austin LLP* The Bernard & Anne Spitzer Charitable Trust The Steptoe Foundation* United Way Venable PATRON GOLD PATRON $10,000 to $19,999 $50,000 to $74,999 Allen & Overy Covington* American University Eugene & Agnes E. Meyer Foundation Bailey & Glasser Skadden Baker Botts Skadden Fellowship Foundation Blank Rome Williams & Connolly Boies, Schiller & Flexner* WilmerHale* Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner Capital Group SILVER PATRON Cohen & Gresser $30,000 to $49,999 Cooley Alston & Bird Davis & Harman Arnold & Porter* Debevoise & Plimpton Davis Polk DLA Piper* Dentons* Epstein Becker & Green* Gilbert LLP Ernst & Young Katten* Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Kelley Drye Goodwin Mayer Brown* Hughes Hubbard & Reed Miller & Chevalier* Ivin, Philips & Barker Morrison & Foerster* Jones Day* Orrick* Morgan Lewis Paul Weiss Northrop Grumman Pillsbury* O’Melveny & Myers Ujala Foundation Reed Smith Wiley Rein Ropes & Gray Zuckerman Spaeder* Share Fund Sterne Kessler BRONZE PATRON Sullivan & Cromwell $20,000 to $29,999 Weil Arent Fox* Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation Buckley* The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation

*Represents law firms participating in the DC Access to Justice Commission’s Raising the Bar in DC Campaign.

Special thanks as well to our government supporters: the DC Council, the DC Office of Victims Services & Justice Grants, the DC Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking, and the Executive Office of the Mayor.

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 17 MAKING JUSTICE REAL GIVING CIRCLE

ANNUAL GIFT RECOGNITION PROGRAM

The Making Justice Real Giving Circle recognizes our most generous individual donors (9/1/2018 to 8/31/2019).

GUARDIAN James Croker Todd Beauchamp Julie Riewe $50,000 & Above Brad Fagg Lauren Beebe^ Amy Rigdon^ Xenia Garofalo^ Kenneth J. Berman Michael Rogan David S. and Martha Nora E. Garrote Randall Brater Bruce E. Rosenblum Stracener Dantzic Amita Gupta and Brian V. Breheny Kathryn Ruemmler Charlotte Sumner Reginald Brown Martha S. Samuelson PHILANTHROPIST John Heintz and Lynn Greg Bruch Cheryl Scarboro $20,000 to $49,999 Ohman Dean and Mary Bunch Ryan Scarborough Thomas C. Papson and The Herman Family Peter Buscemi and Hartmut Schneider Toby Singer Foundation and Judith A. Miller Joseph M. Sellers and Abid Riaz Qureshi Deborah A. Wilson Graeme W. Bush Laurie B. Davis Peter and Anne Thomas Philip and Roberta Richard Byrne Singer Sternlieb Family Horton John T. and Kathleen Charitable Fund BENEFACTOR Daniel and Wendy O. Byrnes Erika Skougard and $10,000 to $19,999 Jarcho Ben Chagnon^ Jenna Helf^ Anonymous Zorba and Jessica Leslie^ Jeffrey R. Chenard Arin Smith^ Brant Bishop Jason Licht and Barton Clark Kristin H. Smith Sheila Cheston and Kathryne Love Daniel S. Cohen^ Brian Stekloff Graham Dower John Marciano Pierre Y. Cremieux John I. Stewart, Jr. Mary G. Clark and Tamarra Matthews Meredith Cross Thomas L. Strickland Craig R. Schaffer Johnson Jeffrey Cunard Ronald J. Tenpas Scott and Kelsi Corkran Joan E. McKown and Christopher Davies Linda Chatman Thomsen Logan Dwyer^ James A. Brigagliano Tracy and Kevin Durkin and Steuart H. Thomsen Sam and Sara Feder LaDawn Naegle Alice S. Fisher Donald B. Verrilli, Jr. Jessica A. Hough John and Carole Nannes Dennis Garris Seth P. Waxman Philip Inglima Mark Newell Manu Gayatrinath Carla Weaver^ Dixie Johnson and Robert Novick Myles Getlan Harry J. Weiss Robert Rosenblum Jane B. O’Brien Jamie S. Gorelick Catherine Ziobro Kenneth and Carol Alex Young K. Oh Douglas Greenburg Michael Zolandz Doran Klein Carter G. Phillips Christie Grymes Margaret Zwisler Martin and Arlene Jeannie Rhee Thompson Klepper Kurt and Anne Richter Douglas Hallward- COLLEAGUE Jennifer G. Levy Paul C. Rosenthal Driemeier $1,000 to $2,499 Jeremy Peterman^ Barbara M. Rossotti Thomas Hanusik Anonymous Anthony T. Pierce and Julia R. Schiff Jacqueline M. Holmes Andrew C. Adair Karen Stevens Pierce Evgeniya Shakina^ Lauren and Glen Howard Debo Adegbile Eric S. Richter Howard M. Shapiro Rakesh Kilaru^ Benjamin Aiken^ Alexandra Walsh Steven Solow Stephen E. Kitchen Sanford and Miriam Ain Beth Wilkinson Peter Spivack, in Laura F. Laemmle- Kwaku Akowuah and memory of Alfred and Weidenfeld Lilian Faulhaber PARTNER Anita Spivack Daniel Lennon Daniel Aldrich^ $5,000 to $9,999 James and Carol Springer Gregg LoCascio Mary and Christopher Anonymous Kosta Stojilkovic Nicholas Luongo Polito^ William R. Baker, III Jonice Gray Tucker and Amanda Major Richard and Emily James H. Barker Stacy Tucker John E. McCarthy, Jr. Alexander Philip and Leeann Bartz Jennifer S. Van Driesen William McGlone Winn Allen Deborah B. Baum Scott L. and Noreen E. Jack McKay Daniel Alvarez Craig A. Benson Winkelman Edward McNicholas Jessica Amunson Kara Novaco Maureen D. Mudron James Anderson Brockmeyer and Paul FRIEND Daniel A. Nathan Tom Anderson, in R. Brockmeyer $2,500 to $4,999 Sarah Lochner O’Connor^ honor of Joan Stephen D. Brody Anonymous Matthew Oresman Anderson David I. Brown James and Michelle Joseph Allen Ostoyich Joseph Andrew Michael L. Calhoon Alberg Kimberly A. Parker Stephen Anthony Nadira Clarke James Edward Anklam Andrew J. Pincus Scott Arnold Cheryl M. Coe Ambassador Charlene Nathan Pittman^ Stephen Asay^ Mark Colley and Barshefsky and Erin Rankin Gene Assaf Deborah Harsch Edward B. Cohen Tara Reinhart Kathryn Cameron John P. Relman Atkinson

^Represents members of the Outstanding Generous Associates! recognition program.

18 // MAKING JUSTICE REAL MAKING JUSTICE REAL GIVING CIRCLE

Daniel F. Attridge Michael Ciatti Bruce R. Genderson Mark A. Jensen Tami Azorsky Frank Cimino Aimee Ghosh^ Sten Jensen Christopher Babbitt Ann Claassen^ Natasha N. Gianvecchio Everett Johnson Allyson Baker Alanna Clair^ Paul Gilbert Megan Johnson J. Scott Ballenger Kevin B. Clark Scott and Lauren Scott Johnson^ Jeremy Barber Paul Clement Gilbert Erin Johnston Nickolas H. Barber^ Andrew Clubok Bruce Gilchrist Matthew T. Jones Robert B. Barnett Kathryn Clune James Gillespie Michael Jones Edward Barnidge David Cohen Neil Gilman Whitney Jordan^ Christopher J. Barr and Stephen L. Cohen Jennifer Giordano Arian June^ Patricia M. Jayne Danielle Conley Michael Glick John Jurata David Barrett Annemargaret Connolly Laura Glickman^ Joe Kakesh James Barrett and Kenneth Frank Shiva Goel Donald Kaplan Brooksany Barrowes Richard M. Cooper Craig Goldblatt Robert Kaplan Dennis P. Bedell^ Michael J. Coursey William Golden Samuel Kaplan and Benjamin Behrendt^ Paul Courtney^ Armando Gomez Jenny Strimel Edward J. Bennett Joyce Cowan Roberto J. Gonzalez Steven A. Kaplan Benjamin Bergmann^ James Curtis^ Kieran Gostin^ Elizabeth Karan and Benjamin Berman^ Jay Darden Sarah Gragert^ Jonathan Hooks Bruce M. Berman Samuel Davidoff W. George Grandison Dr. Storella and Jessamyn Berniker Charles E. Davidow Marc Granger Mr. Andrew Karron Eric L. Bernthal Steven K. Davidson Joel S. Green Theodore W. Kassinger Henry J. Birnkrant Mark Davies Caroline and David Daniel Katz Bruce C. Bishop^ Susan Davies Greene Margaret Keeley Peter Bisio David DeBruin John Griffiths and Anthony Kelly David Bitkower F. Amanda DeBusk Stacey McGraw David and Anne Kendall^ Matthew Blumenstein^ David T. Dekker Jeffrey Grill Rachael Kent Daniel Blynn David T. Della Rocca Jacqueline Grise J. Andrew Keyes A. Scott Bolden Stephanie DeLong Stasia Grose Thomas Kim Mary E. Borja Dominic DeMatties James Guinivan^ Matthew Kirtland Catherine Botticelli and Luke Dembosky Franca E. Harris Benjamin B. Klubes Michael Spafford Paul Denis Gutierrez Jason Knott Elizabeth J. Bower Stefanie Doebler^ Julia E. Guttman Thomas Knox Seth Bowers^ Daniel Donovan Joyce and Robert Ted Kornobis^ Nicholas Boyle Edward Donovan Gwadz Susan Kovarovics Jennifer Bragg Stuart A C Drake Ben Haas Mark Kovner H. Jacqueline Ann Marie Duffy Mark Haddox^ Brian Kowalski Brehmer^ Carol Dunahoo Britanie Hall^ Joseph A. Kresse Richard P. Bress Alvin Dunn^ William R. Hanlon David Krinsky Matthew Brill James and Linda Durling Barbara Harding Rachel Kronowitz Paul Brinkman Maria Earley Stephen and Joan Harlan Erika Krum^ Beth S. Brinkmann Michael G. Egge David Harris David S. Kurtzer- Lynn Bristol Neil Eggleston Edward Hassi Ellenbogen Mike Brock Amy Eldridge^ Julia Hatcher Andrew Lacy Melanie H. Brody Clifton S. Elgarten David R. Hazelton Charles Landgraf Barbara B. Brown Marc Elias Thomas Hentoff Perry Lange Blair G. Brown Abram Ellis Daniel Herbst^ Marguerite Laurent^ Christopher Brown Jessica L. Ellsworth Karen Hermann^ John Andre LeDuc Judson Brown Eugene R. Elrod Mary Beth Hickcox- Brenda E. Lee^ Lillian Brown Sean Eskovitz Howard^ Yoon-Young Lee Tyler Brown^ Mitchell Ettinger Hugh Hilliard^ Ken Lench Jennifer Bruton Adeeb Fadil^ Colette D. Honorable Scott Lessne^ Steve Bunnell Linda R. Fannin Shagufa Hossain David Leviss William Burke Peter Farrell Kendall Houghton Britney Lewis^ Blain Butner Richard J. Favretto Theodore A. Howard Eric L. Lewis Dane Butswinkas Matthew Feldman Heidi Hubbard Gail A. Lione^ Mark D. Cahn Timothy Finn Jenna Hudson^ Daniel E. Lipton^ Carol Calhoun^ Miriam L. Fisher Emily Hughes Craig Litherland Lisa Campbell Marc Fleischaker Paul J. Hunt Abigail Litow Kathleen Cannon Allison Foley Christopher Hutchison^ Karl Lockhart^ Patrick Carome Scott Forchheimer Alysa Hutnik David Lohr^ Brendan Carroll^ Jonathan Franklin Antonia Ianniello Ken and Pat Lore Catherine Carroll John Freedman Stuart P. Ingis Bradley Lui and David L. Cavanaugh D. Reed Freeman, Jr. Kenneth Irvin Patricia Lee Brittainy Cavender^ Jessica C. Friedman Ernest Isenstadt Mark H. Lynch Rajib Chanda Paul Gaffney John Jacob David Lynn Rohit Chaudhry Catherine S. Gallagher Jon Jacobs Amanda M. MacDonald Daniel T. Chaudoin Kenneth A. Gallo Michael Evan Jaffe Ronald Machen Steven Cherry Hannah Garden-Monheit^ William and Judith Kevin Maclay Celia R. Choy^ Caitlin Garrigan-Nass^ Jeffress Raj Madan

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Maureen E. Mahoney John O’Quinn Steven J. Routh Joseph Terry John M. Majoras Deanne M. Ottaviano Grant Rowan Stephen Thau Marisa Maleck^ Joseph M. Pari James H. Rowe, III Paul Thompson^ Allyson Maltas^ Elizabeth Park^ Michael and Leslie Rubin^ James Tillen Jeremy Maltby and Amisha Patel^ Paul Rubin Joshua C. Toll Gia Lee J. Steven Patterson Andrew Rudge Steven J. Toll Mario Mancuso Vann Pearce Daniel L. Russell, Jr.^ Karen Toto^ Christopher Manning Rebecca Pearson Mark W. Ryan Katherine Trefz Keith Martin Alan Pemberton^ Senator Kenneth J. Cory Tull Douglas Marvin Whitten Peters^ Salazar Patrick W.D. Turley Daniel Masur Joseph Petrosinelli Steven Salky and Stacy Turner David Matyas Heather Petruzzi^ Gail Ifshin Jonathan Tuttle Deanne Maynard Margaret and Carl James J. Sandman Edwin U Louis T. Mazawey^ Pfeiffer Kathy Sanzo Steve Urbanczyk^ Martha Mazzone^ Lisa Phelan Christina Sarchio Robert Van Kirk Robert McCann Laurence Platt and Thomas Saunders Adrienne Van Winkle^ Kathleen McDermott Clare Herington Elizabeth Saxe^ Barrie VanBrackle Sean McEldowney Nancy D. Polikoff Marc and Cathy Eric Vanderhoef^ William McElwain Ruth and Stephen Scheineson Paul Verbesey William R. McLucas Pollak^ Peter Schildkraut Alon Vogel Colleen McNamara^ Elliott Portnoy Karen Schoen Daniel Volchok Mike McNamara^ Kennon Poteat Hank Schuelke Ian D. Volner John McNichols Benjamin A. Powell Brian Schwalb Kelly Voss^ James McPhillips^ Jeffrey S. Powell Daniel C. Schwartz^ Jonathan Vukicevich^ Keith Meehan Mary Ellen Powers David Schwartz Adrian Wager-Zito Kimberly Melvin Stephen Preston Thomas Selby Amanda Wait David Merrell^ Craig Primis Gary Seligman David Wales Thomas H. Milch Therese Pritchard Debodhonyaa Sengupta^ Charles F. Walker Steven R. Miles Laura S. Pruitt Eric B. Sensenbrenner Richard Wallace Carrie Miller^ Leah Quadrino Patrick Shannon Elaine Walsh Charles A. Miller^ Kami E. Quinn Steve Shashy^ Timothy J.V. Walsh^ Mary Elizabeth Miller^ Stephen Raber Paul Sheridan, Jr. Jamie Walter Stephen Miller Aaron and Kate Rachel Sheridan Michael E. Ward Elizabeth Mitchell Rabinowitz^ William Sherman Philip Ward^ Sonia Mittal Joseph Rancour^ Melissa Sherry Melissa Weberman^ Eric Mitzenmacher^ Kimberly Rancour^ Peter D. Shields Kaitlin Welborn Chris Mizzo Marnee Rand^ Jerry L. Shulman Adam Wenner Claudius Modesti Natalie Rao^ Michael L. Sibarium Phillip R. West David Molot Jonathan W. Rash^ Barry Simon Jennifer G. Wicht Leakhena Mom Amy Ray Matthew D. Slater Amy Wigmore Lisa Monaco Sara Razi Jesse Smallwood Gary B. Wilcox Stephanie M. Monaco Claire E. Reade^ Dolores Silva Smith Erica Y. Williams Drake Morgan^ Michael Paul Reed John E. Smith Michael Williams Jessica Morton^ and Amy Reed Mary Lou Soller Alan Wilson^ Christian Mott^ Steven Reed Kathleen Sooy David and Ellen Winter Karen Mouritsen Amanda Reeves Lisa Southerland^ David Wochner Jaclyn Moyer Matthew J. Reilly Danielle Spinelli Paul Martin Wolff^ Molly Moynihan Melissa G. Reinberg Emily Spitzer Brian Wolfman and Thomas Mueller David Reiser and Irene Mark Srere and Shereen Arent Andrea Murino Huntoon^ Jayne Jerkins Paul Wolfson Erin Murphy Charles Ricciardelli^ Andrée St. Martin Alexander Yabroff^ Mark Murphy^ Lauren Rico Simon Steel Jonathan Yarowsky Victoria Murphy^ Michael Riella Deborah Sterling Edward A. Yorkgitis, Jr. James R. Murray David Riskin^ Elizabeth Espin Stern Mark D. Young Michael E. Nannes and Lawrence Robbins Benjamin Stoll^ Elizabeth Zane^ Nancy E. Everett Blake Roberts Steven Stone Carmine Zarlenga Ragan Naresh^ Richard L. Roberts Daniel Streim^ Joseph and Lynda Roald Nashi Marc Robinson James Stuart Zengerle Greg Needles James E. Rocap, III William Stuckwisch Paul A. Zevnik Meredith Neely^ Mark J. Rochon Brendan V. Sullivan, Jr. David Zimmerman Steven Newborn Richard L. Rosen Michael Sundermeyer Jeremy Zucker Melanie Franco The Rosenbaum Family Steve Sunshine Gerson Zweifach Nussdorf Foundation Alan JJ Swirski, Esq Bridget O’Connor Richard Rosenfeld Jeffrey Taft Justin L. Ochs Douglas E. Rosenthal Evan M. Tager Brian O’Connell^ James M. Rosenthal John M. Taladay Terrence O’Donnell^ Bennett L. Ross James Michael Taylor David Ogden David J. Ross^ Sarah Teich

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Legal Aid extends its gratitude to the following supporters (9/1/2018 to 8/31/2019).

ORGANIZATIONS Ben Bay^ Kristy Bulleit Katherine $5,000 to $9,999 Jamie B. Beaber Cathy Burgess Drummonds^ ACA Compliance Tommy Beaudreau Diane B. Burstein Katherine Dubyak^ Brown Rudnick Rachel Beck^ Nicole Callan^ Kelly Dunbar Buchanan Ingersoll & Stephan Becker Roel Campos Debra J. Duncan^ Rooney John Beisner Katherine Canning^ Patricia Dunn Caplin & Drysdale Isaac Belfer Lillian Cardona^ Bridgette Dussman^ Citi Private Bank Debra Belott^ Kierstan Carlson^ Maureen E. Dwyer City National Bank James F. Karen Ellis Carr Robert N. Eccles^ Cleary Gottlieb* Bendernagel, Jr. Maxwell Carr-Howard Paul Eckert Cohen Milstein Susan D. Bennett Robert Cary Peter B. Edelman Cornerstone Research James A. Bensfield Jonathan Cedarbaum Jason Eisenberg Cushman & Wakefield John Bentivoglio Emily Chapuis Matthew A. Eisenstein Eversheds Sutherland* Robert Duane Benton Adam Charles Chase Jeffrey B. Elikan Exxon Mobil Ellen Berge Claudine Chen-Young^ Tara Elliott Corporation Claire Bergeron^ Andrew Cherry^ James Ellis^ Fried Frank Amanda Berman^ Benjamin Chew Charles English FTI Consulting Eric Berman Wallace E. Christner John N. Estes, III Hilton Worldwide Philip Beshara^ Harry Clark Geoffrey Etnire Hunton Andrews Kurth Stephen Best Penny Clark Jessica Arden Ettinger^ Kellogg Hansen Melissa Bianchi and Rebecca and Bret Cohen Martin Fantozzi KLDiscovery Manny Pastreich Thomas W. Cohen Steve Farina Lowenstein Sandler* Timothy Bickham David Cole Katlyn A. Farrell^ Major, Lindsey & Africa Adam Biegel Selina Coleman Adam Feinberg Manatt Blake A. Biles Richard Coller Elliot Feldman Marriott Lincoln Bisbee Holly Conley John Feldman News Corp Briana Black Charles Connolly Andrew Feller Paul Hastings David Blatt Katherine Connolly^ Brian Ferguson PepsiCo Shannon M. Thomas Connolly Matthew Field Perkins Coie Bloodworth Caitlin Conroy^ Kyle Fiet^ Robbins Russell Shaun Boedicker^ George Constantine Tamar Finn Vinson & Elkins LLP Paul Boehm Christopher R. Conte Eytan Fisch Wells Fargo Thomas C. Bogle John and Cheryl Coogan David Fischer Willkie Farr & Victoria Bohannan^ Carolyn F. Corwin John R. Fleder Gallagher LLP David Bonser Cameron Cosby Brian J. Fleming Women’s Bar Mary Booth^ Christopher Cronin^ Natalie Fleming Nolen Association Victoria L. Bor and Kimberly Cullen^ Meghan Flinn^ Foundation David A. Dugoff Seamus Curley David Florin Dwight P. Bostwick James Currier^ David W. Foster INDIVIDUALS Jamie Boucher Nathaniel Custer^ Adrienne Fowler $500 to $999 David I. Bower Wayne J. D’Angelo Molly Fox^ Anonymous James Boykin Lauren Daniel^ Catherine Foxman^ Jason Abel^ Brian Boynton Catherine Dargan Joshua Frank Filiberto Agusti Paul Brachman^ Michael Darling^ Sarah Franklin Marissa Alcala Stacey Bradford^ Gail Daubert Danielle Frappier Monique D. Almy Jessica Bradley Joseph Davis David Frazier Justin Anderson^ Laura Brank Robert P. Davis^ Tracey Fung^ Nancy Anderson^ Winafred Brantl^ Stephen M. DeGenaro^ Roger Furey Michael Anstett^ Lance T. Brasher William D. DeGrandis Jonathan Gafni^ Daniele Arad-Neeman^ Ndenisarya Bregasi Thomas Delaney Kevin Gallagher^ Jennifer C. Archie Jon Breyfogle Johanna Dennehy^ Allen Gardner Brandon Arnold^ Grace Brier^ Nicholas DeNovio James Garland Katherine Ashley Kyle Brinkman^ Peter Denton^ Deborah Garza William Ashworth David H. Brockway Rujul Desai^ Shaun Gates^ Sean Atkins Peter Brody Jason Despain^ James Gauch Wendy Atrokhov^ Kathleen Brogan^ John Anthony Detzner Eric Geller David Avitabile Cadene Russell Darshak Dholakia Alana Genderson^ Emily Bajcsi Brooks^ Gary DiBianco and Daniel Gibb Alessandra Baniel-Stark^ Steven Brose Sczerina A. Perot Sherry Ward Gilbert Donald Banowit David A. Brown Timothy Dickinson Nathalie Gilfoyle Thomas Barba Mark S. Brown Samantha Dietle^ Jonathan Clyde Glass Kevin Barnett^ Erin Brown Jones William Dillon Eileen Gleimer Megan Barnhill Thomas W. Brunner The Honorable Robert Jeremy Glen^ Shannon Barrett John Buchanan J. Dole Angela and Dan Goelzer Sarah Bartle^ Zach Buchanan^ Courtney Brian Gold^ Michael D. Basile Jeffery S. Bucholtz Dolinar-Hikawa^ Michelle Gold J. Steven and Kathleen Tony Buckley William Drake^ Jennifer Golden Baughman Michele Buenafe Samantha Goldstein^

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 21 SUPPORTERS

Kellyn Goler^ Zachary Huey^ William Kolasky Christina M. Markus Anna Gomez Brendan Hughes David Krakoff Eric Markus Sarah Gordon Nagwa Hultquist Tamara Kraljic^ Nicholas Marsh^ Warren Gorrell Peter Barton Hutt Shauna Kramer^ Elizabeth Marshall^ Lyndsay Gorton^ Michael X. Imbroscio Amy Kroll Leonard Marsico Carol R. Gosain Gregory Jacob David Kronenberg^ Leah Martin^ Isley Gostin^ Ronald Jacobs Brianne Kucerik Samuel M. Maruca Katharine Grafton Jeffrey Jaeckel Christina Kuhn^ Benjamin Massarsky^ Ian Graham Joshua James^ Ryan Kusmin^ Kyle Mathews^ Pat and Mary Grant William James Eric Kuwana Kate Mathieu^ Elizabeth Gray Dane Jaques Michael S. Labson Bhanu Mathur^ Leon Greenfield Steven Jawetz Matthew Lachman^ Peter J. Mattheis Richard Griffin^ Maureen Jeffreys Laurie Lai Aaron Maurer^ John Griffith^ Robert M. Jenkins, III Natacha Lam^ Scott Mayland^ Alan Grimaldi Molly Jennings^ Mary Lancaster^ Kent Mayo David Gringer Lisa Jensen Jonathan Landy Kevin G. McAnaney Charles Groppe Elizabeth Jewell^ Jonathan Alexander Walter B. McCormick, Jr. Joseph R. Guerra Debra J. Jezouit Langlinais^ Donnelly McDowell^ Brent Gurney Beth Johnson^ A. Cory Lankford^ John McGuire Joshua Guyan David C. Johnson^ Justin Lavella Chris McIsaac and Lyndsey Haas^ Matthew W. Johnson Gregory Lavigne Tracey Braun Jonathan Hacker Tassity Johnson^ Andrew Lawrence Brian Tully William Hackett^ Caroline Jones^ Elliott Laws McLaughlin John Hagner Mark Jones and Anne Lee Kris Meade Nancy Bonifant Michelle Rusk Benjamin Lee^ Julie Mediamolle^ Halstead^ Scott Jones^ Samantha Lee^ Elizabeth B. Meers Warren Hamel Carla Jordan- Michael Leiter Jonathan Meltzer^ Karen Handorf Detamore^ David B. Leland Thomas Mendel^ Stephen J. Harburg Elizabeth A. Jose^ Amy Lentz Sheila Menz^ Leslie Harrelson^ Matthew E. Joseph^ Jacob Lesser Seth Messner Carrie Harrison^ Joelle Justus^ Celeste Letourneau George A. Metzenthin David Hartquist Cary R. Kadlecek^ Ori Lev Joel W. Millar^ Lauren Hartz^ Damon Kalt Emmy Levens Glenn Miller Alex Hassid Michael Kaplan^ Richard Leveridge Mark Miller Paul Hatch^ Jennifer A. Adam Levin Gracie Mills^ Matthew Haws Karmonick^ Randall Levine Amanda Mollo^ Rebecca Springer Galen Kast^ Samuel Levor^ Jose Moncada^ Heaney Katherine Katz Frederic M. Levy Mark Moran Lane Heard Steven Kaufman Karen Li^ Joshua Morey^ Kelley Taylor Hearne Stefanie Kavanagh^ Rebecca Liebowitz Peter Morgan Erin Heenan^ Karen Kazmerzak Barbara D. Linney Danielle Morris^ Thomas M. Hefferon Megan Keane Gregory Linsin Kent R. Morrison^ John Heitmann Peter D. Keisler Calvin Liu^ Kenneth R. Morrow Michael Henke and Jeffrey Keitelman Rebecca Lobenherz Elizabeth Mueller^ Judy Campbell Timothy and Carol Dismas Locaria Steve Mufson Eric Hernandez^ Kelley Deborah Lodge Michael Mugmon Robert Hill Caitlin Kelly^ Suzanne Logan^ Todd Mullins Rodney Hill^ James Kelly Tobias Loss-Eaton^ Barbara A. Murphy David Hirsh Suedeen G. Kelly Lucinda Low Dawn Murphy^ Sarah Hoagland^ Mary Kennedy^ Alan Luberda James J. Murphy James Hobbs^ Meaghan Kent^ Juli Ann Lund^ Jerome Murphy Morgan Hodgson Kevin Kenworthy Tim Lynes Franklin Na Kenneth Hoffman Suzanne Keppeler Matthew Madden Mike Naeve^ Susan M. Hoffman McBride^ Claire Maddox Nathiya Nagendra^ E. Desmond Hogan Janis Claire Peri Mahaley^ Ammani Nagesh^ Lindsay Holmes^ Kestenbaum Colleen P. Mahoney Kirk Nahra Mark Hopson Elena Khripounova^ Enu Mainigi Ralph C. Nash, Jr. M. Elaine Horn Anne Kierig^ Ann Malester Katherine Nelson^ Loyal Horsley^ Grace Kim^ Philip Malet Matthew Nicely Tracye Howard Laura Kim Emily Mallen Michele Nichols Deneen Howell Justin Kingsolver^ William G. Malley Nancy Noonan Keith Howell^ Satish Kini Scott Malpede Evan North^ Catherine M. Hudgins Shari Klevens Alfred Mamlet Ellen Oberwetter Joseph Hudzik^ Brian Klock David Manners- William O’Brien Judy M. Huey and Deborah Klosko Weber^ Patrick & Susannah Leland D. Levy Richard Koffman Ezra Marcus^ O’Donnell

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Maureen Ohlhausen Steven Ross Matthew Sullivan^ B. John Williams, Jr. Samuel Olchyk Danielle Rowan^ Kathryn M. Sutton John Williams^ Nathan Oleson J.C. Rozendaal Monica Svetoslavov^ Sean C. Williamson^ David Olstein Anthony M. Ruiz^ Adam Swain^ Benjamin F. Wilson Paul Ondrasik John R. Russell, IV^ Peter Swanson Christopher Wilson^ David O’Neil Tiana Russell^ William J. Sweet, Jr. Frank Winston, Jr. Kate O’Neil^ George Ruttinger Jennifer Swize Robert Winter Joanne Osendarp and Carol Larson Howard Symons Scott M. Wise^ Matthew Owen Jane J. Ryan Charles E. Talisman Daniel Wolf^ Andre Earle Owens Janice Ryan^ Monica Talley Daniel William Wolff Mark Packman Jay T. Ryan Charles and Kristi L. Wolff^ Rodney F. Page Jessica Rydstrom^ Susan Temkin Jennifer Wollenberg Kim Pagotto Barbara Ryland^ Barrett Tenbarge^ Damon Wright Jessica and Robert Ryland Nina Thanawala^ Kwabena Yeboah^ Jonathan Pahl^ Gabriela Sakamoto Scott E. Thomas Lesley Yeung^ Jonathan Paikin Don Salzman^ Royce Tidwell David Young^ Joseph Palmore Robert Sanchez James Tierney Jennifer Yun^ Paul Pantano, Jr. Jennifer Saulino Theresa Titolo Rebecca Zelenka Evagelia Papadimas Margaret Scales^ Randy Toledo Alexander Zolan^ Rohith Parasuraman^ Brian Schneider Willard Tom Wendy Zupac^ Jeffrey H. Paravano Janice Schneider Sarah Tomkowiak Alexander Park Edward Schwartz A. K. Toomey $330 to $499 Eric Parnes Nathan Seltzer John M. Townsend Anonymous Bryan Parr^ Eric Serron Holly Trogdon^ Maggie Abernethy^ Shaunda Patterson- Chanakya Sethi^ Paul Tummonds Reed Abrahamson^ Strachan Robert Shaughnessy Katherine M. Turner Tanya Abrams^ Kelsey Pelagalli^ Andrew Shaw^ Steven Tyrrell Evan Abrams^ Robert Pergament Kristin Shepard Christopher Ulery Ian Acker^ Michael Perry Troy Shephard^ Laurence A. Katelyn Adams^ Kit Pierson Roger Sherman^ Urgenson Isaac Adams Sara R. Pikofsky Grace Shie Lindsey R. Vaala^ Steven Adducci Marc Pilcher Christopher Shin^ Rebecca Valentino^ Marco Adelfio Joseph Piligian^ Timothy K. Shuba John K. Van Bryan Adkins^ Andrew Pires Eric Shumsky De Weert Alison Agnew^ Kristina Pisanelli Christopher Siebens^ Stacey VanBelleghem Maria Aguilar-Rocha^ Luke Platzer Jay E. Silberg Julie A. Veach Sohair Aguirre^ Mary Poag^ Nicholas Silverman^ Meaghan VerGow Thomas Ahmadifar^ Julia Post^ Emma Simson^ Paul Virtue Hannah Ahn^ Richard Powers Scott Sinder Eric Volkman Tyler Akagi^ Ethan Prall^ Jim C. Slattery Lance Wade Hilary Albrecht^ Brittany Prelogar Daniel Small Fred Wagner Peter Alfano^ Allison C. Prince Carolyn Smith^ Patricia Wagner DeAnna Allen Gabrielle Pritsker^ Jonathan M. Smith Jason Waite Brenda Almazan^ Adam Proujansky Richard Sofield Michael Waldman Ernesto Alvarado^ Steven Pyser J. Sedwick Sollers, III Stephanie Wang^ Brittany Amadi^ Palmer Quamme^ Grace Speights Zhu Wang^ Leila Ameli-Grillon^ Rebecca Rabenstein^ Nicholas Spiliotes Kendall Wangsgard^ Faisal Amin^ Nicole Rabner Bruce V. Spiva Joseph Ward Skye Amundsen^ Lauren Randell Rebecca Springer^ Nathaniel Ward^ Elizabeth Anderson Devi Rao^ Thomas J. Spulak Michael Warden Chelsea Anelli^ Garret Rasmussen William Stallings Janis G. Warren Ronald Anguas Anna Rathbun^ Trevor M. Stanley Zach Warren^ Peter Anthony^ Presley R. Reed, Jr. Daniel Starck^ Dana Watts^ Paul Architzel Jessica Reimelt Adrian Steel Krissa Webb^ Karla Arias^ Jennifer Richter Gerard Stegmaier Christine Webber Elizabeth Arkell^ Candace A. Ridgway Linda Stein Andrew Weiner Schuyler Armstrong^ Maury Riggan^ William Stein Adrian White^ Norman Armstrong Mary-Kaitlin Rigney^ Hillary Stemple^ Jeffrey L. White Chris Asta^ Sarah Ripa^ Amanda Sterling^ Wendelin A. White Deborah Attwood^ Frederick Robinson Donald R. and Tanya Whorton Eric Auslander^ Brett Rodda Dorothy T. Stone Michael Wigmore Roy Austin Sarah Roller Samuel Strickland^ Paul Wiley^ John Ayanian Jonathan G. Rose Sydney Stringer^ Catherine W. Lauren Azebu^ Dana Rosenfeld Mark H. Stumpf Wilkinson Charles Baek^ Seth Rosenthal Da’Net Sturdifen^ Constance A. Michael Bailey^ Michael Rosenzweig Carson H. Sullivan Wilkinson Elizabeth Banks^

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 23 SUPPORTERS

Leigh Barcham^ Amy Carpenter- William Desmond^ James Ryan Frazee^ James A. Barker^ Holmes Zachary Dietert^ Lesley Fredin^ John Barkmeyer^ Jennifer Carrier^ Alden Diianni- Brian Frey^ Kelley C. Barnaby^ Brenden Carroll Morton^ Brenna Frey^ Sarah Bartels^ Matthew Carter Rebecca Dittrich^ Matthew Friedman^ James Barton^ Erin Cass^ Rachel Dober^ Jonathan Fritts Seth Bastianelli^ Brady Cassis^ Ariel Dobkin^ Yuri Fuchs^ Lauren Battaglia^ Tara E. Castillo Vic Domen Terra White Fulham^ Elise Baumgarten^ Francesca Cataldo^ Daniel J. Dominguez^ Peter Gabrielli^ Justin Baxenberg^ Christine Cedar^ Margaret Dotzel James Gadwood^ William Bejan^ Jasmine Chalashtori^ Maddie Doucet^ Larry Gage^ Elisa Beneze^ Benjamin Chapin^ Lauren Dowty^ Weston Gaines^ Brigida Benitez Joseph Charlet James Doyle^ Marialuisa Gallozzi Kathleen Benner^ Alyssa Chen^ Danielle D’Oyley^ Cynthia Galvez^ Justin Benson^ Michelle Chen^ Spencer Driscoll^ Brendan Gants^ Adrienne Benson^ Eileen Citron^ Philippine Dumoulin^ Bradley Garcia^ Alexander Berengaut D. Keith Clouser^ Deidre Duncan Arpit Garg^ Alexander Berman^ Caroline Coates^ Hannah Dunham^ Alison Gaske^ Sarah Besnoff^ Kristin Cobb^ Sara Dunton^ Joseph Gay^ Paul Bettencourt^ Robert Cobbs^ Katherine Dutcher^ Alex Gazikas^ Anna Biegelsen^ William D. Mary Pat Dwyer^ Michael Gershberg William Bielefeld Coglianese^ Ari Ebi^ Aleshadye Jared Binstock^ Matthew Cohen^ Joseph Eggleston^ Getachew^ David Blair Rachel Cohen^ Jamie Einbinder^ Ani Gevorkian^ Jon Blake Laura Cohen^ Daniella Einik^ Shayon Ghosh^ Ridge Blanchard^ Amie Colby Henry Eisenberg^ Diane Ghrist^ William Bloom^ Anne Collesano^ Jeanine Elgin^ Will Giles^ Matthew Bly^ A.J. Collins^ Adele El-Khouri^ Alexis Gilman^ Benjamin Bodurian^ Ellen Connell^ April Elliott^ Jeongu Gim^ Meredith Marta Cook^ Latosha Ellis^ Margaret Girard^ Boerschlein^ Aaron Coombs^ Tim Engel Elizabeth Gitlin^ Marc Bohn^ Rebecca Cooper^ Emily England^ Heather Godsmark^ Kristen Bokhan^ Walter Cosby^ Cathryn English^ John Goheen^ Lauren Bolcar^ Leslie Couvillion^ David H. Engvall Sarah Golabek- Kerry Bollerman^ Emily Cox^ Carl Erdmann^ Goldman^ Emily Bolles^ Rachel Cox^ Ivy Estoesta^ Justin Golart^ Judith Bonderman Andrew Coyne^ Ari Evans^ Eric Gold^ Brigid Bondoc^ Hamilton Craig^ Craig Falls Augustus Golden^ E. Austin Bonner^ David Crane^ Tania Faransso^ Emily Goldman^ Jacob Boyars^ Amanda Crawford^ Karen Febeo^ Jonathan Goldsmith^ Robert Boyd^ Ioana Cristei^ Geoffrey Fehling^ Jennifer Golinsky^ Brian D. Boyle Andrew Croner^ Paul Feinstein^ Andrew Golodny^ Conor P. Brady^ Rachel Crouch^ Peter Feldman^ Sophia Golvach^ Chava Brandriss^ Caitlin Crujido^ Michael Ferguson^ Seve Gonzales^ Moshe Broder^ Nathan Cunningham^ Rhea Fernandes^ Megan Granger^ Barbara Broussard^ Christian Curran^ Wandaly Fernández^ Joseph Granzotto^ Nathaniel Brower^ Robert Dahnke^ William Ferris^ Joe Green^ Benjamin Brown Lauriel Dalier^ Shelley Fidler Douglas H. Green Byron Brown^ Elizabeth Dalmut^ Micah Fielden^ Deborah Greenspan Brian Browne^ Timothy C. D’Arduini^ Lucas Fields^ Matthew Greer^ Karen Bruni^ Haley Darling^ Jessica Finberg^ Laura Gregory^ Lisa Bugni Debolina Das^ Helaine Fingold^ Chris Griesedieck^ Megan Bumb^ Matthew Davis^ Hayley Fink^ Paige Griffiths^ Brian Burgess Britton Davis^ Rachel Fiorill^ Brett Grindrod^ Joseph Bushur^ Michael C. Davis Peter Flanagan Kenneth Gross Courtney Byrd Metz^ Thomas Davison^ Mary Fleming^ Tyler Grove^ Erin Cady^ Rajesh De Eliel Flores^ Alejandro Wei Cai^ Noah DeBlasi^ Lauren Ford^ Guadarrama^ Crystal Canterbury^ Alison Deich^ Rebecca Foreman^ William Guerry Jeffrey Cao^ Paul Delligatti Carolyn Forstein^ Kelli Gulite^ Mary Devlin Capizzi Jonathan DeMars^ Luis Fortuno Shauna Guner^ Andrew L. Caplan^ Joely Denkinger^ Brendan Fox Andre Gurayah^ Tiffiney Carney^ Stephanie Denney^ Colin Francis^ Carolyn N. Guthrie^ Anne Carpenter Jacob M. Derr^ Michael Franzinger Andrew Guy^

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Nellie Guzman^ Peter Jeydel^ Michael Leotta Andrew Miller^ John Haigh^ Jyoti Jindal^ Georgios Leris^ Noel Miller^ Douglas Hall Kirsten Johansson^ Matthew Lerner Rachel Miller-Ziegler^ John Hall Quentin Johnson^ Melissa Lesmes Heather Milligan^ Stephen Halpin^ Ada Johnson^ Brandon Levey^ Ted Millspaugh Anna Q. Han^ Jannay Johnson^ Marie Christine Levi^ Jonathan Mincer^ Christopher B. Joel Johnson^ Brian Lewis^ Kevin Minoli Hanback John Jones^ David A. Lewis^ Douglas Mintz Joie Hand^ Daniel Jones^ Ray Li^ Hillary Mintz^ Katherine Hanniford^ Jason Jones Lydia Lichlyter^ Armeen Mistry^ Matthew Hanson^ Leland Jones Henry Liu Katharine Mitchell- Jess Harrington^ Harmony Loube Seth Lloyd^ Tombras^ Audrey Harris Jones^ Carol Loepere Elliott Mogul^ Bryan Harrison^ Julia Judish^ Jennifer Logan^ David Mohl^ Taylor Romigh Lynn Kamarck^ Jeremy D. London Gonzalo E. Mon Harrison^ Edward Kang John London^ Liam Montgomery Anthony Hartmann^ Ryan Kasdin^ Mary Longenbaker^ Gary A. Morgans Patrick Harvey^ Konstantin Kasyan^ Kathryn Loomis^ Juan Morillo Edmund Haughey Athena Katsampes^ Thomas Lorenzen DeAndré Morrow^ Natalie Hayes^ Katherine Katz^ Meredith Loretta^ Katlyn Moseley^ Sean Hayes^ Lauren Katzeff^ Elizabeth Lowe^ Candace Moss^ Christopher Healey^ Alex M. Kaufman^ Andrew Lu^ Leah Moushey^ Donald Heckenberg Benjamin Keane Jessica Lutkenhaus^ Elyse Schoenfeld Douglas Heffner William Kearney^ Webb Lyons^ Moyer^ Jamie Heine^ Sasha Keck^ Sarah Ma^ Timothy Murphy^ Alex Hemmer^ Michael Kellermann^ William MacLeod Ocasha Musah^ Benjamin Hendricks^ Thomas Kelly Samriti Madan^ Daniel Musher^ Matthew J. Rachel Kenigsberg^ Gloria Maier^ Kathryn L. Nash^ Herrington Leon Kenworthy^ Anne Malinee^ Snayha Nath^ Joshua Hess Paul Kerlin^ Christopher Maner^ Jason Neal^ Rafael Gallardo Sanchi Khare^ Ray Mangum^ Beth Neitzel^ Hevia^ Alyssa King^ Chris Marando^ Jonathan Nesher^ Adelaja Heyliger^ Kristen Klesh^ Sterling Marchand^ Jena Neuscheler^ Kristin Hicks Chelsea Knudson^ Anne Marchitello^ Minh Nguyen-Dang^ Harry Hicks Alexander Koch Leslie A. Maria^ Kevin Noble Joseph Hicks^ Rahul Kohli^ Halle Markus^ Kendra Perkins Sarah Hill^ Peter Kolker Jeffrey Martin Norwood^ Brian Hill^ Clara Kollm^ Rich Matheny Jessica Notebaert^ Taylor Hillman^ Joshua Koppel^ David Mattern^ Daniel Nudelman^ Philip Hinkle Negar Kordestani^ David McAloon^ Jessica Nyman^ Johnjerica Hodge^ Michael Kosmas Will McAuliffe^ Daniel O’Connell^ Gerald Hodgkins Franklin D. and Noel Andrew Mcbride^ Daphne O’Connor William Hoops^ A. Kramer Jennifer McCadney^ Justin Oliver Kelly Horein^ Bruce E. Kramer Peter McCamman^ Seth Olson^ Kelly Horn^ Anna Kraus^ Patrick McCamy^ Kathryn Olson^ Steven Horn^ Margaret Krawiec Andrew McCartney^ Megan O’Neill^ Lauren Horneffer^ Jeremy Kreisberg^ Eric R. McClafferty Laura O’Neill^ Meghan Hottel-Cox^ Nikhil Kumar^ Meredith McCoy^ Stephen Ornstein Lauren Howard^ Christina Kung^ Austin McCullough^ Jordan Orosz^ Alice Hsieh^ Annette Kwok^ Gil McDonald^ Natalie Orpett^ Mengyu Huang^ MacCary Laban^ Wolfgang McGavran^ Jason Osborn Adam Humann Alex Lakatos Stacey McGraw Paul Otto^ Jeremy Hushon Kevin Lamb^ Amy McKinlay^ Leslie Overton Emily Hutson^ Laurel LaMontagne^ Donald McLean Austin Ownbey^ Lauren Ige^ Peter W. Lande Matthew McNerney^ Ron Pabis Yoshihide Ito Cara Lasley^ Martin M. McNerney Elise Paeffgen^ Ivo Ivanov^ Ashlie Lawton^ Caroline Mehta Karishma Page^ William Jack Elizabeth Leavy^ Brian Melnyk^ Breanne Palmer^ Carolyn Jackson^ Lauren Lebioda^ Patrick Menasco Harry Pangas Marianna Jackson^ Timothy Lee^ Amy Mersol-Barg^ Lori Panosyan^ Rachel Jacobson^ Elizabeth Lee^ Patrick Metz^ Michael H. Park Kenneth G. Jaffe Mary Kathryn Lee^ Andrea Milano^ Kevin Park^ Tharuni Jayaraman^ Brian Lee^ Bradley Miliauskas^ Elizabeth Parker^ Paige Jennings^ James Lego^ Tracey Milich^ James T. Parkinson

2019 ANNUAL REPORT // 25 SUPPORTERS

Komal Patel^ Cynthia Cook Ilana Sinkin^ Christina Valencia^ Roger Patrick^ Robertson^ David Smith^ Paul Vanderslice^ Mindy Pava^ Ashley Rodriguez^ Brian Smith^ David Vaughan Rachel Peck^ Michelle Rogers Denise Smith^ Donald Vieira Tracy Penfield^ Gregory Rohling^ Victoria Smith^ Miran Vila^ Julie Peng^ Michael Romais^ Michael H. Smith^ Peter R. Viola^ William Penniman Katherine Rookard^ Preston Smith^ Gabriel Walsh^ Christopher Pepe^ Rachel Rosenfeld^ John Snyder Ashley Walters^ Kim Peretti Sabrina Rose-Smith David Solander^ Weixuan Wang^ David Permut Katy Ross Youn-Jae Song^ Megan Wantland^ Benjamin S. Persina^ Lauren Ross^ Neesa Sood^ Gary Ward^ George Petel^ Tyler Rostock^ Bret Sparks^ Matthew Waring^ Mariclaire Petty^ Sarah Routh^ Cullen Speckhart Robert Warnement^ Janine Pierson^ J. Patrick Rowan Ransome Springer^ Ariel Warner^ Frank Pietrantonio Julie Rubenstein^ Sarah Sprinkle^ Matt Warren Heather Pigman Michael Rufkahr Amy St. Amand^ Timothy Hansen Michael Pincus^ Melissa Runsten^ Katherine St. Romain Watkins Tara J. Plochocki Michael Rush^ and Paul Mayer^ Ryan Watts^ Carol Poindexter Alexandra Russell^ Aleea Stanton^ Kerri Webb^ Ralia Polechronis Alexander P. Ryan^ Brian Stief^ Michelle Webster^ Earl Pomeroy^ Omid Safa^ Zachary Stinson^ Michelle Weinbaum^ Jonathan Pompan Syed Saghir^ Bryan Stockton^ Jessica Weiner^ Loren Ponds Kimya Saied^ Abigail Stokes^ Jon Weingart^ Damon Porter^ Jessica Samuels^ David Stoopler^ Elliot Weingarten^ Jonathan Porter^ Joseph Samuels^ Brita Strandberg Eileen Weiss^ Ethan Posner Saurabh Sanghvi^ Samuel Strongin^ Noah Weiss^ Elizabeth Poston^ Jennifer Saperstein Paul Suitter^ Nanci Weissgold Oral Pottinger^ Ari Savitzky^ James Sullivan Daniel Wendt Albinas J. Prizgintas^ Elizabeth Scarola^ Ann Sultan^ Evan Werbel^ Lauren Pryor Suzanne Schaeffer^ Benjamin Sunshine^ Travis West^ Preston Pugh Ally Scher^ Laura Szarmach^ Sean Whalen^ Sarah Pugh^ Evan Schlom^ Lauren Talerman^ Keisha Whitehall Elizabeth Purcell^ Leah Schloss^ Jonathan Tarnow Wolfe^ Katherine Putnam Stuart Schmadeke^ Lisa Tavares Hayter Whitman^ Kevin Quilty^ Julia Schmidt Tina Tchen Kristen Whitt^ William Quinn^ Paul Schockett^ David Teitelbaum Edward Williams^ Scott Rabinowitz^ Lauren Schreur^ Michelle Tellock^ Spencer Williams^ Leah Rabkin^ Theodore B. Robert Testoff Joseph Williams Lamiya Rahman^ Schroeder^ Niraj Thakker^ Mark C. Williams Jessica Rapoport^ Allison Schultz^ Caitlin Tharp^ Emily Wilson^ Rachel Rasp^ Samuel Scott^ Jane Thomas^ Daniel Witkowski^ Paul Ream^ Jason Semmes^ Kimberly Yvonne Woldeab^ Bryan Redfern^ Maulin Shah^ Thomasson^ Isaac Wood^ Bridget Reineking^ Rachel Shalev^ John Thompson Christina Wood^ Andrew Reissaus Catherine Shames^ Aaron Thompson^ Dana Wood^ Cooper M. Rekrut^ Candice C. Shang^ Martha Thomsen^ Sean Wooden Sona Rewari C. Alex Shank^ Andrea Threet^ Derek Woodman^ Stacy Reyan^ Robert Shapiro Matthew Thurlow^ Barbara Wootton^ Jason Rhoades^ Adam Shaw^ Brandt Tierney^ Timothy Work^ Deanna Rice^ Stephen Shaw^ Catherine Toner^ Jon Wright Brandon Rice^ Emily Shaw^ Joseph M. Toner^ Chunlian Yang^ Amy Richardson Anthony Sheh^ Spencer Toubia^ Lewis Yelin Michael Richman Michael Sherman Janine Tougas^ David Yin^ Mark Ries^ David Shillcutt^ Susan Toumanian^ Jamie Yood^ Matthew Riffee^ James A. Shipe^ Alex Trepp^ Morey Barnes Yost^ Tiffany Riffer^ Andrew Siegel^ Stephanie Trunk Richard Young^ Brooke Ringel^ Douglas Siegler Malcolm Tuesley^ Jeffrey Zink^ Jessica Ringel^ Justin Simeone^ Suzanne E. Turner Lisa Zycherman^ Jeniffer M. DeJesus Carter C. Simpson^ Matthew Roberts Meredith Singer^ Underwood^ Sarina Singh^ Emily Unnasch^

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