POSITIVE MOMENTUM Our Mission The mission of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago is to lead the fight against HIV/AIDS and improve the lives of people affected by the epidemic.

Founded in 1985 by community activists and physicians, the AIDS Foundation of Chicago is a local and national leader in the fight against HIV/AIDS. We collaborate with community organizations to develop and improve HIV/AIDS services; fund and coordinate prevention, care, and advocacy projects; and champion effective, compassionate HIV/AIDS policy.

Get in touch AIDS Foundation of Chicago Phone: 312-922-2322 200 W Jackson Blvd. Fax: 312-922-2916 Suite 2100 [email protected] Chicago, IL 60606 aidschicago.org

AFC Board and Junior Board

Board of Directors Junior Board J. Ben Stringfellow, Chair Jennifer Cheng, President

Craig Andree Nicole Kazee, Ph.D. Chelsea Ducharme Deborah Ashen Thomas Kehoe Lucas Fleisher Ericka C. Baran Anna Laubach Jacob Fyda Anthony Bruck Brian Lighty Samuel Hoehnle Kimberly du Buclet Condon McGlothlen Ashley Loomis Martin Cournane Robert Neubert Percy Major Gary Cunningham Exavier Pope, Esq. Kevin Moore Edward W. Diffin, III Dr. Hilda Richards Nico Rodriguez Anne Feder DeJuran Richardson, Ph. D. Joey Scheiber Paula Friedman Ernie Rodriguez Paul Staisiunas Terri Friel Bradley A. Serot D. Vincent Thomas, Jr. Neha Gandhi Joseph Stokes, Ph.D. Jasmine Tucker Larry Giddings Rev. Charles Straight Shawn Tumanov Jeffrey Green Sally J. Stresnak Chase Vedrode Abbas Hyderi, M.D. Chad Thompson Amanda Wilkins Lori Kaufman

2 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago Letter from the Board Chair and President/CEO

Looking back on the brave and difficult history of the HIV epidemic — both in Illinois and around the world — it is remarkable that we have come so far. In the thirty years since the AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) was established, the movement and our organization have changed dramatically.

2014 marked another year of dramatic change for the worldwide mission of ending new HIV infections and serving people whose daily lives are impacted by HIV and AIDS, and AFC was at the forefront of that change. With our allies and champions in Springfield and Washington, and with the support and expertise of our vibrant partner organizations, we are creating a world in which people’s lives aren’t dictated by a virus.

Yet we are still so far from the time when new HIV infections are rare.

We know HIV continues to have a disproportionate impact on all gay men, and particularly young gay and bisexual men of color, transgender women, women of color and people experiencing poverty or homelessness. We know that awareness of HIV and preventive tools like pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is low among these and other communities. We know that HIV apathy is a growing force that needs to be stopped.

And with that knowledge comes the power to write the final chapter of our thirty-year struggle with HIV. This report highlights the ways AFC has charted its course along the Road to Health, our three-year strategic plan, to help those who are most vulnerable to HIV gain access to testing, treatment, housing and prevention.

Thank you for standing with us, propelling the momentum forward and doing your part to seize upon this profound time in the history of the HIV/AIDS movement.

John Peller J. Ben Stringfellow President/CEO Board chair

2014 ANNUAL REPORT | 3 HOUSING 64% Multifaceted housing program serves better the needs of key populations Average decrease in reported health discomfort after six months in A house is more than a home — it is a foundation upon which to build healthy, supportive housing: 64%. stable lives. AFC works with its vibrant network of partner agencies to provide safe and affordable housing for low-income people with HIV and other chronic illnesses so they have a better opportunity to flourish.

In 2014, AFC’s combined six supportive housing and housing stabilization programs offered 1,132 people in Illinois a home. Its two Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration programs ended in 2014 after serving a total of 367 people in Illinois. Looking ahead to 2015, AFC will partner with Vida/ SIDA to provide needed housing to youth experiencing homelessness and living with HIV.

582 1,132 remained 6 clients housed programs

In 2014, six supportive housing and housing stabilization programs provided People served by one-time or emergency 1,132 people in Illinois a home. assistance to remain housed: 582.

4 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago A lot of people who are HIV-positive want to be in the program I am in — it promotes well-being, happiness and love.

When Scott Christian was connected with the Samaritan Housing Program four years ago, he was presented with an opportunity: to stop sleeping on trains, to start getting his HIV under control, and to pursue life goals he never thought possible. Every day presents challenges, but thanks to this vital housing program, Christian has taken classes at a community college, walks with his dog and teaches tennis lessons to youth through the Chicago Park District. Taking the question of where Christian will sleep every night out of the equation — and connecting him to care that keeps his HIV undetectable — means Christian can thrive, rather than just survive.

2014 ANNUAL REPORT | 5 It doesn’t matter who you are or where your district is — HIV affects everybody. And that’s why it’s so important to fund HIV services.

Strong relationships between AFC and allies in the Illinois state legislature are the backbone for maintaining funding for the essential services AFC provides to thousands of people across the state. Two of those proponents, Representatives Thaddeus Jones (right) and Rita Mayfield (left), have a passion for the HIV/AIDS movement, and their records prove it. Working closely with AFC’s Policy team, led by Ramon Gardenhire (center), Jones and Mayfield led the fight to secure an additional $1 million in funding for HIV/AIDS services in the 2015 state budget. Their HIV work doesn’t stop in Springfield, though — Jones leads the Jones Foundation, which supports the HIV community in the southern suburbs of Chicago, and Mayfield works closely with Lake County Stands Against Stigma, which works to educate her district about HIV.

6 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago ADVOCACY

Securing legislative support — and a nationwide network of advocates $2.6M increase — for the HIV/AIDS community Secured $1 million increase in HIV/AIDS funding and helped secure a $2.6 million Through partnerships with the HIV/AIDS community, local service providers increase for supportive housing in 2015 and statewide and national partners, AFC’s Advocacy team works to achieve Illinois budget. legislative and policy support for the estimated 43,500 people living with HIV and AIDS in Illinois.

The work doesn’t stop at the state level, however — AFC leads nationwide and worldwide campaigns to promote new HIV prevention technologies, reduce HIV stigma and criminalization, expand access to female condoms, educate the HIV and housing communities about the Affordable Care Act and more.

In 2014, advocacy efforts took members of the AFC staff to Cape Town, South Africa, to collaborate on prevention efforts and to UN offices in Geneva to report on inequities in the HIV epidemic. Locally, AFC staff conducted a 170advocates statewide listening tour with partner organizations to solicit input on its to Springfield policy priorities and amplified the demand for female condoms at its Global Female Condom Day rally.

Led 170 advocates from across Illinois in two lobbying and advocacy sessions in Springfield, resulting in conversations with over 100 state legislators.

2014 Annual Report | 7 PREVENTION 387 trained Awareness and testing can end new HIV infections AFC leads a comprehensive campaign to test thousands of individuals each year for HIV, link HIV-positive individuals to care, provide state-of-the-art HIV prevention tools to those who need it most and advocate for statewide and international support for groundbreaking, new prevention methods. Provided trainings on PrEP to 387 health care AFC doesn’t just build innovative programs that screen key populations for HIV, providers in Chicago and downstate Illinois. such as the MSM Testing Initiative, which tested 2,997 people in 2014. AFC goes one step further by providing resources to help other organizations repeat successful strategies, like the Bridge Project Toolkit, which outlines a strategy for offering HIV tests in conjunction with state-run services.

AFC increased awareness of new preventive measures, such as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), a once-a-day pill that prevents HIV transmission by upwards ity mun orga of 90%, through workshops, a strong online and social media presence and key m ni o za partnerships across Chicago. c t 6 io 3 n s

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96 postive 72 linked to care so far Partnered with 36 community organizations on 105 HIV testing outreach activities through Tested 5,022 people, 96 of whom were identified as HIV-positive, and linked 72 to care to date. STEP UP. GET TESTED.

8 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago AFC brings together some of the brightest minds and committed people to do the work we do collectively.

Maurice Chapman has a wealth of experience in the HIV/AIDS sector in Chicago — but as a member of AFC’s Service Providers Council (SPC), a consortium of 34 key prevention, housing and case management organizations across the Chicago metropolitan area, his experience is magnified through the guidance he gets from his fellow council members. Chapman currently leads the South Suburban HIV/ AIDS Regional Clinics (SSHARC), and the experiences he has serving that community’s unique HIV needs are influenced by — and changing the direction of — his SPC members. For example, SSHARC’s focus on providing HIV services at non-traditional locations to reduce the impact of HIV stigma is a lesson that can be shared with other HIV organizations on the council.

2014 Annual Report | 9 The counselor was knowledgeable and patient. I am delighted with my new, lower health care premium! The opportunities provided to millions of Americans through the Affordable Care Act also come with a few challenges. For instance, how do you enroll in one of the many new insurance plans on the marketplace? AFC, in coordination with AIDS Legal Council of Chicago and Howard Brown Health Center, sends In-Person Counselors to key community spaces around Chicago to enroll people like Karen R. Mazique, who owns and manages Mazique Design Services. Thanks to the support she received from an In-Person Counselor, Mazique found a health insurance plan that fit her needs — and her budget.

10 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago CASE MANAGEMENT 81% undetectable The counselor was AND ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE knowledgeable and patient. A spectrum of needs served, including health insurance enrollment I am delighted with my new, AFC’s case management system connects clients to the services they need. This program, in partnerships with community organizations across Illinois, identifies medical and social service needs and facilitates referrals to meet those needs; assists clients in applying for lower health care premium! benefits, including housing, transportation, food and nutrition services; and facilitates access to emergency homelessness prevention funds in times of crisis. 81% of AFC’s Case Management clients One measure of success for AFC’s case management program is the viral suppression of its achieved viral suppression. clients. In 2014, 81% of AFC’s case management clients in Cook and the collar counties were undetectable, meaning their HIV count was extremely low, allowing them to better manage their health. An undetectable viral load also decreases the risk of transmitting HIV by 96%.

Recent dramatic changes in health care and health insurance prompted AFC to offer enrollment assistance for people living with and vulnerable to HIV. The successful In-Person Counselor program, along with new medical benefits coordinators, helped 3,422 people enroll in Medicaid or Illinois health insurance marketplace plans in 2014.

Peer Navigation 112 Corrections Case Management 225 3,422 5,362 822 Supportive Housing clients 1,938 Ryan White Part B 2,265 Ryan White Part A 3,422 people received assistance enrolling in Medicare and marketplace plans in 2014. 5,362 clients received case management services in 2014.

2014 Annual Report | 11 PARTNERS Strengthening Illinois’ network of HIV/AIDS organizations

Ending the HIV epidemic and serving the estimated 43,500 people living with HIV in Illinois cannot be accomplished by one organization alone. AFC supports the efforts of esteemed community-based organizations in Chicago and across Illinois to prevent new HIV infections and serve people living with the disease. In 2014, AFC distributed $16.3 million to over 50 organizations through more than 65 grants and contracts.

12 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago New wheels take HIV tests across Chicago

How can AFC support the Night Ministry, an organization known for its network of vehicles that bring health care, support and services to street corners across Chicago? By adding a new van to their fleet. Through AFC’s 29th round of Challenge Grants, this housing Don’t play games with and health care organization was awarded a grant to cover part of the cost of a van for its new HIV Van program. A combined total of $220,000 was awarded through Challenge Grants to 18 your HIV status organizations in December 2014. The Salud y Orgullo Mexicano (“Mexican health and pride”) project works to connect Mexican men to services at Erie Family Health Center’s Lending Hands for Life program in Humboldt Park, which offers a range of services from HIV testing and medical care to emotional support. In collaboration with AFC, the organization produced a vibrant, lotería-style marketing campaign to encourage Mexican men living in Chicago to know their HIV and STI status.

2014 Annual Report | 13 Thank you to our 2014 partners

Prevention Care Housing Advocacy Fred Says PATH Service Providers Council, AIDS Run and Walk CommunityDirect Partners Greater Full Gospel Pentecostal Church Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Initiative Executive Committee Haymarket Center Peer HealthCASE Exchange MANAGEMENT Access Community Health Network Healthcare Alternative Systems Inc. Planned ParenthoodPROVIDERS AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Agape Missions HealthHIV/National Coalition on LGBT Health Population Council Alexian Brothers Housing & Health Alliance AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Heartland Health Outreach Inc. Positive Justice Project Anixter Center - CALOR AIDS United Heartland Health Outreach, Vital Bridges Center Positive Women’s Network – USA Asian Human Service AIDS Institute Heartland Human Care Services Primo Center Austin Health Center CBC Initiative Alexian Brothers Housing and Health Alliance Housing Opportunities for Women Inc. Project Inform Catholic Charities of Lake County American Foundation for AIDS Research Howard Brown Health Center Project VIDA Chicago Black Gay Men’s Caucus Anixter Center – CALOR HIV Medicine Association Provident Hospital of Cook County Chicago Center for AIDS Research Ann & Robert Lurie Children’s Memorial Hospital Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Health Puerto Rican Cultural Center – Vida/SIDA Chicago Department of Public Health Asian Human Services Illinois Department of Public Health RAND Europe Chicago House & Social Service Agency Austin Health Center Illinois Public Health Institution Regional CARE Association Chicago Women’s AIDS Project AVAC Inspiration Corporation Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center Christian Community Health Center Beacon Therapeutic Diagnostic and Treatment Interfaith House San Francisco AIDS Foundation Center Connect to Protect –Stroger Hospital and Cook County JH Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County Sarah’s Circle Brothers Health Collective Haymarket Center JWCH Institute Season of Concern Canticle Ministries Heartland Health Outreach, Vital Bridges Center Lake County Health Dept & Community Health Sero Project Catholic Charities of Chicago Center Howard Brown Health Center Sex Workers Outreach Project Catholic Charities of Lake County Legal Assistance Foundation of Metro Chicago Illinois Alliance for Sound AIDS Policy (LAF) Sex Workers Project, at Urban Justice Center Center for Budget and Policy Priorites Illinois Public Health Association Making a Daily Effort Sister Love Center for Health and Gender Equity Legal Assistance Foundation of Metro Chicago (LAF) Men and Women in Prison Ministries South Side Help Center Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation at Michael Reese Research and Educational Foundation Mercy Housing Lakefront South Suburban HIV/AIDS Regional Clinics Harvard Law School Midwest AIDS Training + Education Center (MATEC) Center for HIV Law and Policy Michael Reese Research and Educational Southern AIDS Coalition Mt. Sinai Health Systems Center on Halsted Foundation Southern AIDS Strategy Initiative Microbicide Trials Network New Age Services Chicago Department of Public Health Test Positive Aware Network Midwest AIDS Training + Education Center Open Door Clinic Chicago House and Social Service Agency Thresholds Mount Sinai Hospital Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Initiative Chicago Public Schools Transgender Law Center National AIDS Housing Coalition Puerto Rican Cultural Center - VIDA/SIDA Chicago Recovery Alliance Treatment Action Group National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center Chicago Women’s AIDS Project Directors Universal Access to Female Condoms Joint Programme South Side Help Center Children’s Place Association National Coalition of STD Directors University of Chicago South Suburban HIV/AIDS Regional Clinics (SSHARC) Christian Community Health Center National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable University of Illinois Task Force Prevention Services COC Netherlands National Women’s Health Network Urban Coalition for HIV/AIDS Prevention Services Test Positive Aware Network Counter Narrative Project National Working Positive Coalition U.S. Human Rights Network University of Chicago Deborah’s Place New Age Services Women with a Vision University of Illinois Medical Center Drug Policy Alliance New York City Department of Mental Health and Youth Outlook Erie Family Health Center Hygeine Everthrive Illinois The Night Ministry North Side Housing and Supportive Services Families’ and Children’s AIDS Network Fifth Street Renaissance Open Door Clinic Thank you to our 2014 partners It’s hard to find a safe environment, an accepting environment, an understanding environment. And T2 was exactly that. Nancy Khurana has crossed a lot of metaphorical finish lines in her life — but with TEAM TO END AIDS (T2), she was trained to cross a very real finish line at the Chicago Half Marathon in September. T2 wasn’t just a training program for Khurana, though. It was also an opportunity to be a part of a community that embraces people living with HIV — a community that has been hard for her to find since being diagnosed as HIV-postive in December 2013. With support from her coaches, fellow athletes and a very special running partner, Khurana felt equipped to raise money for AFC, perform on race day better than she’d ever imagined and be among people who embrace those living with HIV.

2014 Annual Report | 15 Frederic V. Buhrke and Jeff Sherman Jody Lewis Cory Calvin Jim Liakos Dennis Centorbi Mark and Joni Light Frank A. Cesario Brian C. Lighty and Andrew Bigelow William R. Chambers II Leonardo Linian SUPPORTERS Chris A. Coleman and Matthew A. Turner Krista Linn Foy Nelson Conway George Lopez and Michael A. Phillips Chris Cooper Gabrielle J. Loring AFC is forever grateful for each and every supporter who made a donation. Professor Daniel T. Coyne Michael Lovell Without them, the HIV/AIDS movement would lose the momentum gained over Susan D. Craft Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lyman Jeffrey J. Crump Carlene Mahanna the last three decades. 2013 and 2014 Giving Circle listings reflect annual gifts Andrew Davidson Stephanie Pace Marshall, Ph. D. and Robert D. made between Jan. 1, 2013 and Dec. 31, 2014. Jeffrey P. DeJong and Ruth A. McBeth Marshall Anthony DiFiore Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Martin Matthew Dixon George McCabe Christian McGrath FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE ($10,000+) Paul S. Djuricich Martin J. Gorbien, M.D. Sabrina Downard Bill Melamed and Jamey Lundblad Anonymous Jeffrey J. Green Ruth Durchslag Gary F. Metzner and Scott Johnson Anthony Bruck Dr. Dane Hassani Dr. Rebecca Eary Pamela G. Meyer James Embrescia Mr. and Mrs. Ashfaq Hussain Thomas J. Feie Steve Monaghan The Friedman Family Nick Jankowski Frances McCaughan and Nessan Fitzmaurice Richard Morey and Gene E. Morey Lori and Steve Kaufman Andrew Kanfer and Kevin Janes Craig R. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Moser Paul Ketz Leslie J. Kenyon Gail Ford Dr. Arthur H. and Amanda Moswin Lew and Laurie Leibowitz Vincent Kueffner Brian D. Foy David Ernesto Munar Charles P. McLimans and Dr. Richard Merrion Anna C. Laubach Martin Freeman Vincent R. Narea Dr. Gerard F. Notario Michael A. Leppen Dr. Terri Friel Brandon Neese and David T. Wick Kevin C. McGirr PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($5,000 to $9,999) Ron L. Fritz Jordan and Jean Nerenberg Brian Murphy John Hennelly and Neha Gandhi Scot T. O’Hara and Dale W. Boyer Joanne P. and Joseph Armenio Robert H. Neubert and Barry Brunetti Charles H. Garrido, Jr. Karl F. Otto Jr. Deborah S. Ashen and Cara Meiselman Tom O’Reilly David Gassman Dr. Lawrence Ouellet Edward W. Diffin III Glen Pietrandoni Jay Gassman Susan M. Patchin Toby T. Eveland Edward J. Potocek Gary Gephart Armando Pedroso Charles R. Gardner and Patti Eylar Dr. Thomas A. Rebori Matthew Gibbs Jorge D. Perez John F. Gordon IV and Bill Salvato Curtis Reed Jr. and Tora Rangert Larry Giddings James C. Perry and Robert J. Horton Eva M. Janzen Powell and Smith T. Powell IV Ernie Rodriguez Stella H. Green Kevin Jack and Jim Pickett Laurence M. Leive and Manuel Pererias Mr. and Mrs. Morton I. Rosen Teddy Greene Jeanie Pollack Harrison McEldowney Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ross Jeffrey S. Gutierrez William Pritt Condon McGlothlen Dave Samber and Darrell R. Windle James Hagearty III Linda A. Pryce Dr. Charles R. Middleton and John S. Geary Judy A. Saslow John F. Hamilton Keri L. Rainsberger Frank Morreale and Carolyn Neuman Joseph Scheper Richard Hammell Armando Ramirez John J. Peller and David R. Jablonowski G. Scott Shatzer Marguerite De Lany Hark Kevin Ray Michael and Paula Perlstein Dr. Dusan Stefoski and Craig Savage William Pry Jacquelyn C. Haynes and Robert E. Smyer Barbara Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sharfstein LOYALTY CIRCLE ($1,000 to $2,499) Dr. Lisa M. Henry-Reid and Samuel Reid Andre Rehkopf and Kevin M. Ciacco-Rehkopf Rich M. Stoddart Anonymous (3) Rusty Hernandez-Sanfilippo Michael Reimer J. Ben Stringfellow Mark Ahern Gregory L. Hillhouse Ahvia Reynolds Howard A. Zaltzman Victoria C. Alfafara and Angela Uribe Anne Holden Dr. Hilda Richards Sandra J. Allen and S. James Perlow Christopher Horton Jeff F. Richardson LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($2,500 to $4,999) Michael J. Anderson Abbas Hyderi, M.D. Laura Ricketts Jill L. Allread and Pamela Freese Stacey G. Anewishki Anthony Iannessa Melanie Rivera Craig C. Andree and Frank Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anzaldi Kenneth Jarvis Mary Lu and Kenneth Roffe Paul W. Besch, Jr. Michelle Apodaca Luis Jimenez Shelley Rogers David Brown Nathan J. Aslinger Daniel Johnson Billy Rosen James M. Cartwright Griselda Ayala Gary I. Kaufman Cathy Rosenberg Jennifer Clark Anna Baluyot Tyrus L. Kaufman Marilyn A. Rothschild Martin Cournane Ericka Baran Nicole Kazee, Ph.D. Mrs. Susan B. Rubnitz and Dr. Myron Rubnitz Pamela L. Crutchfield Lynn Barr Tom G. Kehoe Hadley Rue Michel P. Desjardins and Pierre Desy Mary J. Basler and Doug Basler James P. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Rusnak, Jr. Steven K. England and Robert L. Mink Sandra Bass Jennifer Kimmel Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Sack Anne Feder Daniel S. Berger, M. D. Dr. Kathryn R. King Bettylu and Paul Saltzman Gregory F. Fine Michael Black and Anthony Guerrero Megan Kirkpatrick Meredith Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fogel Adam M. Bogucki William L. Klatt and James M. McHugh Joseph Schroeder and Allan Tenorio Frances F. Gecker Brian Bongner Phyllis Kotin Brad A. Serot and Lexis Serot Adam Geyer Jeffrey M. and Heather Boulanger Lawrence Kuhn Timothy C. Sherck Rick Gomez Catherine M. Bresler JoAnn Kunkel Thomas G. Sinkovic Marcia E. Lazar and Alan O. Amos Brooke Skinner 16 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago Kelly Brunick Mark Smithe and William Forrest Thomas R. Butler Yelitza Guzman James V. LoBianco and Anthony D. D’Amato Elizabeth L. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cantlin Peter F. Hammer Jan M. Logan Jim Snyder Susan Carlins Richard Hanviriyapunt Charles R. Lorenz Frank Sonntag Joseph Casella Andrew J. Hargitt Laura Lundin Jason Southerland David R. Casper Leslie J. Harris John R. Mach Mr. and Mrs. Laurence S. Spector Joseph D. Cassidy and Margaret L. Cassidy Thomas B. Hart Neil Mack Angela D. Spencer Jennifer C. Cheng and Caesar K. Lastimosa James Hegarty Adan Madrigal David Stanford Gerald M. Cholewa Andrew W. Heitner Andres Maldonado John B. Stoltz William Clark Sharon Henry-Walicek Dan C. Maloney Sally J. Stresnak Robert A. Clarke Miss Jennifer Hilger Christopher Marcelle Mary M. Styles Robert Cohn Alan Hineline Corey Marchetti J. Michael Trumbold Mr. and Mrs. John C. Colman Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hirsch Michael J. Margelewski Dr. Stuart R. Verseman and James F. Collier Craig Colvard Ben Hladilek Ronda Marr Paul D. Waas Shirley M. Combes Stephen Hnatow Jeffrey Marsh Pamala J. Walsh Ronald C. Conner Sarai Hoffman Derek Martin Tomoko Webb Timothy P. Cook Craig Hogan Jeanne M. Martineau Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weisberg Sabrina Cooper Joe Hollendoner Jose A. Martinez Aaron J. Weiss Jeff Cote Vicki and William L. Hood Robert F. Masuga Matthew E. Wilcoxen Jerry L. P. Deese Miriam U. Hoover Michael T. McRaith Clifton Wilkow Doug A. Denenberg Carrie H. Hoye Karl Meehan Terri A. Williams and Tim Drexler Dr. Richard Desecki Dan Hupe Jessica Meland Casey Wooley Marcus A. Dodd, C.P.A., C.F.E. James Hurley Richard A. Miles Kasha Zbin Marsha Dowd Greg Hyder Larry Mimms Alex Dube Susan M. Illing Malon D. Mimms Anthony R. Miner ADVOCATES CIRCLE ($500 to $999) Dr. Steven B. Edelstein Jason Ingham Michelle M. Eggert Sally L. Jackson Paul Miner Anonymous (19) Ameerah Ellis Robert W. Jakubowich and Janey Jakubowich Frederick Day and Leah Missbach Day Douglas P. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Cody Engle Timothy S. James Aaron K. Mitchell Michael L. Abrams Paul Eskew Vanessa S. James Wayne Mitchell Xochitl Acebedo Eric Euting Laverne w. Jankowski Gavin J. Molloy Bosede Agbaje-Williams Lola J. Fahler David M. Jones Joseph Montroy and Alexander Wild Benn Angon David Ferrel Jared Jones Charles R. Morcom Kathleen Armstrong Lynn Fesenmyer Neil K. Jones Gerald Morrow Patrick Ashley Eva Field Pamela Jordan Connie Mullinix Pamela Atkinson Jane F. Fields Douglas Joyce Jr. Brian Murphy Nicholas Augustinos Ben Finch Chester Kelly Jacqleen Musarra Austin G. Baidas Michelle Finch William Keroff Carolyn Neuman Todd Baisch Joseph R. Forbes Ronald R. Klimek Damon G. Newman Kandyce Baker Dr. Christina M. Ford Frank W. Kocsovsky Nancy A. Newman Thomas G. Baker and Jennifer Urban Baker Bracken Foster Darrin W. Kolbet and Timothy R. Marlow Joseph P. Ober Alishja A. Ballard and Melissa Maclay Jeff B. Franzen Paula Kooperman Pamela A. Oettel Dr. Donna M. Barber Melanie Frazier Dr. Donald M. Korn Todd O’Gorman Richard P. Barker Dalila Fridi Brett Kreisman Ken O’Keefe Shawn J. Barley Linda J. Fudacz Rosemary Krimbel Tim O’Keefe John Barry Deborah L. Gallivan Mary Kunz Dr. Carol A. Olson and Dr. Larry W. Hancock Brian Bartal Gabriela Garcia Omar LaBlanc Daniel Olsson H. Russell Bauer Michael C. Geaney Marvin L. Lader Greg Orbin Peggy and Ron Beata Sasha Gerritson Eric L. Lamkins John Becvar Cher Gfeller Bond T. Lammey Jeff Berkson Iliana J. Gilliland Chris L. Laughery Heidy S. Best Ethel Gofen and Bill Gofen James Laur Thomas M. Betlej Lisa Gold Winfred D. Lawrence Jr. Christopher Biesack Mitchel Gold Douglas A. Lee Kevin D. Billingslea Karen J. Golden Steve Lempera Frank Blackston Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Goldman Neal Lenhoff and Matt Kunkel Judith Block Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Goldstick Colm F. Leon Austin Both Jeremy H. Gottschalk Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Mr. and Mrs. Kwame Bowie Thomas Gramatis Nancy R. Levi Carol C. Brashler David R. Granger Andrew Levin 300 donors Shimmy Braun John P. Gray Kevin Lewis Neal Breitenbach Christopher Green Matt P. Leyes Catherine A. Brennan Margaret E. Grinnell James Lin More than 300 donors and guests joined AFC for its Kathryn L. Brown Adam Grymkowski Joseph Linkous fiery cocktail gala, Ignite, in May. Ellen Buralli Norah Guequierre Ingrid Liu Peter J. Butler Dolores Guerrero Patrick Livingston 2014 Annual Report | 17 Andrew Palmen and Jane L. Palmen Rose L. Shure Elizabeth Allen Craig Brookwell Hetal Patel Veronica Siegel Robert E. Alletto Sue Broverman Amy Pearman Ruth and Michael Sklar Jose L. Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Rob Brown James D. Petzing Chad Slaughter David Ammann Jodie Brown Michael A. Phillips Reverend Stan J. Sloan Courtney Anderson John Brown Geraldine K. Piorkowski, Ph.D. Chester Slonina Geoffrey A. Anderson Scott Y. Brown James Pippen Mark Smaglinski Michael Anderson Thomas Brusstar Justin Pittman Troy Smith Lorilyn Andor William F. Buchman Jordan Portillo Daryl K. Sneed Mark Andrews Jeffrey Buczynski Kim Portillo Tom Snider Michael Andrews Tanzil Bukhari Marcia Preston Rebecca Spann Andrea Antoniou Michael P. Burke Ari Pribadi Dara J. Sparella Chukwuma U. Anyaoku Maggy Burnes Geoffrey Price Edward C. Steele L. Anthony Aranda Staci Bush E. R. Primm Daniel Stelter Monica Arias Amy Bushur Frank Quinn Christina Stevens Stephanie Armstrong Melissa D. Butler Jennifer Quinn Broda Joseph P. Stokes, Ph.D. Spencer Arnold Sun R. Butuyan William Ramsey Aaron M. Strati Michael and Julie Baccash Brent Caburnay Phillip E. Raskin Joseph R. Sullivan John Bagnuolo Michael G. Cainkar Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Richards William Supan Christine, John, and Luke Bakalar Elizabeth Calderon DeJuran Richardson, Ph. D. Stephen L. Swanberg Levell R. Baker Frank and Amy Callea Derrick J. Robles Shila S. Tantra and Aspy A. Tantra Spencer Baker Michelle Cannon Norma Rolfsen Mr. and Mrs. John G. Terdich Kari Barrett Elmer Carbajal Carol Ronen Sidney A. Thomas Nicholas Barrett Charles P. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rosskam Terri Thomas Christopher Barrett Politan Christopher Carli Robert A. Roth Chad J. Thompson Michael Barry Bradley F. Carlson Stephen Roy and Lloyd L. Kohler Lee Tkachuk Patricia Bass Leroy T. Carlson Jr. Dr. Paul Rubinstein Cynthia J. Tucker Sandra Bast Sean Carmichael Peter Ruger Richard B. Turner Michael A. Bates James L. Carter and James Schmettzer Adnan Rukieh Modesto Tico T. Valle and Robert Smith Scott E. Baum Jim Carton Marilyn Rutledge Ernest Vasseur David Baumgartner Justin D. Carvajal Anthony J. Ruzicka Jr. Ben Veach Jr. Jonathan Becks Jennifer Casia Patrick Ryan Brenda Vivas David K. Beecken Thomas J. Catania Alisha Salley Natalie A. Ward Christopher Begy Brad Chapin Tim J. Sanker Mark Wattley Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Bellagamba Sacha Chen Kelly Saulsberry Richard G. Weinberg and Diane Weinberg Anthony Bellon Kenneth Cho Joyce Saxon Karrie Weinhardt Arjan Bendien Anita C. Y. Chow William Scanlan III Karl B. Wenzel Todd Berger Martin Christian Wilson Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. White Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bergland Mary Kay Christophersen Chris Schmidt Allen Whitt Mark Bernstein Robert T. Cichocki and John Schussler John Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Sean Wightman Kathy Bieganski Karyn Citti David Schoon and Lonny Glover Robert Wiley Helen Bildires Kevin Clancy Rick Schuch Kevin S. Williams Robert U. Bill and Ann O. Bill Dina Clark Thomas J. Schultz and Ann Schultz Greg Wilson Jordan Bisceglia Michael Cleary Quenten Schumacher II and Steven Geiermann Gregory M. Wilson Shawn Blakeley Bryan Clemente Dr. Yvonne Shade-Zeldow and Peter B. Zeldow Charles Wintersteen Dr. John Blandford Greg Cline R. Brett Shaw Arnold Wolff Christopher Blish Dennis D. Cole Brittany Shepherd Anthony Woodson Adele Blom Nicholas A. Cole and Diane M. Pyle Dr. and Mrs. Renslow D. Sherer Jr. David E. Woolwine Christiane Bock Robert Cole Richard H. Shoemaker WPride & Allies - Walgreens Co. Caitlin Body Marge Collens Kristine Shontz Dana Wright Vladimir Bolin Valerie Colletti Carlye Wycykal Nancy J. Bolliger Shirley Z. Collins Donnie Young Victor Bone Allende Todd Connor $134,000 Steven Young Robert Borms Michael Consalvo Richard Zepeda Selma Bouhl David Contois raised Steve Bouwman Julia Contreras ALLIES CIRCLE ($250 to $499) Timothy Boyd Brent Cooper Anonymous (36) Kent E. Bracken and Daniel Diem Phillip J. Cooper Robert Abernathy Lora Branch Christopher Corbett Anna Ables David Brandt Mr. and Mrs. William D. Corbett David T. Adams Alberto M. Bravo Michael E. Corbin Dr. James G. Adams Johnathon and Rhonda Briggs Dana L. Corman Dr. Ken Adams Linda Brigman Louis K. Corso More than 1,100 attendees raised $134,000 Thomas Adamson Marc Broccoli Mark Cosenza (net) at World of Chocolate in December. Michael Albert Timothy Brodeur Troy Costlow Duke Alden Bruce M. Broerman Alfredo Cotto 18 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago Craig E. Courter and Janet M. Courter Bridget Fine Eugene Gribelsky Matthew Coy Dr. Michael J. Fischer Martin Grochala and Fred Reuland Dr. Bruce Critelli IV Cheryl Fisher Spencer J. Gunkel Runners and walkers Michael Crosby Daniel P. Fitzgerald Chris Gutchewsky John Cullen Pink Flamingo Jeremiah S. Haas Brian J. Cunningham Bruce Fleisher and Laurie Regenbogen Drew Halbur Gregory Dado Brian V. Fletcher Philip A. Hannema Andrea L. Dakin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Florence Kevin R. Hansen Lauren Daluga Lopez Maria T. Flores Christopher Harnack Anthony D. D’Amato and James V. LoBianco John Folliard Joette D. Harrington Emy Darville Sean Foradori Brenda J. Harris $450,000 raised Anne E. Daubney M Forbes Representative Gregory S. Harris Christopher P. Daugherty Timothy Fortes Jonathan Harris 141 teams raised almost $450,000 (gross) for 31 HIV Chanell Davis Paula Foster Richard D. Harris organizations through AIDS Run & Walk Chicago Todd B. Davis and Atanacio Garcia Charles Foulkes Miss Alicia Hart in September. Philip E. Dawkins Wendy Fox Barry Hart Thomas De Froy Dr. Lee Francis Wayne Harth Thomas M. James Christine De Lizer Martha R. Francis Jeff T. Hartley Jaime Jamieson Joe DeCock Kathy Franklin Shannon Hartzler Bette Jane Crigger James Deeds Marcia K. Franklin Stacy Hatch Joan S. Jenkins Joe Della Monica Miss Amy Frazer Lee Hatcher Andrea Johnson Ambrose Delpino Jr. Neal K. French, M. D. S. M. Haught and R. L. Stoner Chris Johnson Jeffrey Dembski Susan Fried Harriet S. Hausman Jennifer Johnson Gordon R. Denboer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Friedman Kevin Hauswirth Maggie Johnson Chandra M. Dennis Alexandra Frunzar Susan Hauswirth Ray Johnson Louise M. Dennis Kyle Fuglestad Michael E. Heider Arthur L. Johnston and Pepe Pena Bertha DePriest Glenwood Fundraiser Jordan Heinz Patrick Johnston Richard Desecki Elana Fundraising Party Karl Heitman Brooks Jones Duane DesParte Maiya K. Furgason Richard Helldobler Tom Juffernbruch Joseph Di Giacomo Mark F. Furlong James Henderson Bern D. Kachinsky Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dibblee Bryan Gailey Timothy Henney Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kahn Lance Dibblee Christopher F. Gallivan Leslie Henry Kathleen G. Kallan Katherine DiClaudio Amanda M. Garcia Hector Hernandez Karen J. Kalliel Charles DiMaggio Corliss Garner Dr. Arielle Herndobler Mary Jo Kanady Stephan Dimos Richard J. Geddes Barbara S. Herst Barry Kaplan and Sherry Kaplan Lawrence T. Dinaso Dr. William Gerardi Nancy R. Hessler Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kaplan Meaghan Divane Ann Gerber Marlena Hetlet Deborah Kapp Ken Dix Jason Gershman Rachelle Hickey Jason Karel James Dolenc Lori E. Gersten Jeremy Hilborn William F. Karnoscak Drew Donatelle Tommye Giacchino Bill Hineline Robert Kazel Robert Dorfman Mark GIbbs Bridget Hoare Scott Keator Jim Doust Joseph W. Giganti and Daryl J. Giganti Heather Hodge Greg Keehn Chad G. Downie Kenneth J. Gilberg Tony Hollenback Mary T Keehn Beth Drinan Ami A. Gilkes James Holmes Marianne Keele Ryan Dufour Patricia F. Gilmartin Donald S. Honchell and Susan K. Horn Michael Keele Richard S. Dumbrique Sr. Michelle Gittler Maria J. Hondros Amy T. Kehoe Deanna Dunagan Daniel Glapa, Pharm.D. Catherine A. Hopfner Mary L. Kennedy Marvin R. Dunbar Christopher M. Gliege Richard M. Horwood John Kerney Mark A. DuPont Gerard A. Gliege Dr. Sybil Hosek Kevin Killerman Richard Dupree Michael W. Goettsch Kevin Hough Marie C. King Hathai A. Eamrungroj Matt W. Goines John Howard Polly Kintzel Jose J. Enejosa Brenda J. Golden Angela M. Hubbell Kerry L. Kipfstuhl Marc Engel Dr. Gail Golden Michael Huesing Beatrice Kitchen Brittney Epley Joy S. Goldman Judy V. E. Huizinga Dr. Thomas E. Klarquist Hugh J. Epping Kurt Goodfriend Patricia Hunt Carrie Klein Lucy J. Erikson Jeanette Gordon Curt Hupe Julie Koch G. A. Espinosa Rahul Goswami Ted Huth Anne Kodama Colin Falco Beverly Grabow James A. Huttenhower Raymond J. Koenig III Stephen L. Farmer Ted Grady Chuck Hyde Paul Koethe Don Felton Annette M. Grant Tiffany Irving Nancy Kohn Diana Ferguson A.J. Graveline Daniel Ishac Betty Kritikos Michael Ferro Christopher Gray Daniel Izquierdo Justin Kruse Jan Fields Courtney S. Gray Katy M. Jablonowski James Kulekowskis, Jr. Steve J. Figg Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Greening Kevin Jackson Evelyn Figueroa Catherine Gregory Elana R. Jacobs 2014 Annual Report | 19 Matthew Kurtzman Lisa Mccord Karen L. Osborne Sarah Kwasigroch Thomas F. McDevitt, Jr. Dr. Go Oshima William D. Lachman Sean McGill Cathal O’Sullivan Belinda Lai Suzanne McGivney Darci Outlaw Michelle Laiss Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. McGowan Luke A. Palese 100 dancers 8 companies Amy Landecker Nancy McGowan David B. Panchisin Catherine R. Landers Eric McKeeby Christina Pantaleo Reverend Frances Landfear Kevin R. McKelvie Michael Paonessa Aimee Lang Milena McLaughlin Dr. Paras Parekh Bill Langley James P. McNamara Robert J. Park and Keith B. Halverson 2,100 John A. Langley Jim Mcnamara David Parker Desmond Lathan Dr. Swarup Mehta John Parker Dance for Life entertained nearly 2,100 Frederick Latsko April M. Meijer Liam Parker Jeffrey Lauterer Helen Melchior Kristie Paskvan audience members with over 100 dancers from Aaron L. Lawlor Reed F. Melton Kal Patel 8 dance companies in support of AFC Anthony Lawson Anthony S. Mendiola Jason Patera and The Dancers’ Fund. Gordon Leav Gina Metelica Dr. Gail Patrick Dr. Raymond Lechner Stephen M. Metro Jason Peer Susie P. Rodriguez Sebastian Leda Daniel Meza Ian Pelham David M. Roesler Todd Leedy Jay Michael Adam Pellegrini Marianne Rogers Kevin Lefurge and Ira Katzman Luisnieves Michaelrusso Dr. Lenin Pellegrino Jill and Ron Rohde Jorge M. Leon Julian Mickelson Suzanne M. Peller Elisa Roman Stacey Leopper Susan Middleton Mark W. Penn Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rorich Jason Lesner Lauren Milani Dr. Hugo Perales Robert Rosales Charles O. Lewis Christopher Miller Marilyn Perno Dr. Ralphi Rosario Dr. Ciuinal Lewis Clark Miller Carol Petersen Cyndee Rose Sean Lewis Michael L. Miller Jeffrey R. Peterson Rachel Rose Michael Libby Scott C. Miller Spyros J. Petros and Jerry Sanfilippo Todd B. Rosin Mark Liberson Lauren Mimms William G. Petty Jr. Bernadette A. Ross and Joseph M. Hernandez Dr. Robert Lloyd Christine Mitchell Stephen E. Phelps and Allen Reed Renee Roux Renee Logan Shawna Mitchell Mary E. Philipps Scott Rowland Leander Londres Tommy B. Mitchell Aliki Picologlou Christopher Royal Kathy A. Long Robert Modest Denise N. Pike Robert Rupp Leonardo Lorenzo Frederick Moore John Pintozzi Mr. and Mrs. William Ruppert Avery Loschen Elyse Moretti Alex Pirogovsky William H. Russell Joe Lotus Dr. Frank C. Morgan Ronnie Plasters Richard L. Ruzicka Jr. Kelli Low David Morris Adisak Pochanayon Faye Ryan Christopher D. Lueking Kino Mostany Dr. Nicolette Polite Sara Sager Bill Lump Zachary Mottl Benjamin B. Polk Avis L. Sampson Derrek G. Lyons Eric Mullendore Mark Polyakov Jaime Santana Todd W. Macgillivray Jeanette Murphy Scott Popp and Paul Grieshaber Dr. Robert J. Saqueton Joe F. Machado Dorothy Murphy Swallow Jeffrey H. Port Suzanne Savage Lynn M. Mackenzie Karen Muzzall Kristina Portillo Denise Scarpelli Raymond T. Madden Alan Naragon Cheryl A. Potts Verne Scazzero Amy Maggio Angelo J. Nardella Christy Prassas Linda Scharnhorst Elma Maksic Mark Natanek Renee Prescan Dr. Conor Schaye Cori A. Malone and Michael Marin James J. Nawrocki Elizabeth Press Rebecca Schewe Vanessa Malone Patricia B. Newell Diana F. Price Niccole J. Schiemann Thomas Manning Thomas Newlin Owen Priest Dan Schiff Stephanie Mantis Agatha Newman David F. Prindable Sarah Schmidt Anita Mark Benji Newman Jerry H. Proffit Leon Schnayer Jonathon Marquez Dr. Kevin Nguyen Keith Pulford Greg Schneider David Marsey Craig Nichols John Puranasopar Jonathan Schulenberg Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marsh Hope G. Nightingale Patti A. Purcell David S. Schulz Denise M. Marthakis Ansel G. Nisbeth and Dorothy W. Nisbeth Mr. and Mrs. William N. Anspach Brian Schutz Kevin Martin John D. Nordwall Jr. Armando Ramirez Michael G. Scobey Beulah Mathew Tom O’Brien Amit Rana William Scullin John C. Matz Christian F. Ochsner Salvador Rangel Tom Segal Jerry Mauricio Timothy O’Keefe Suellen Ravanas Evangeline Semark Brian May Christine Olmstead Sally A. Regenbogen Dr. Daniel Sentero Phillip R. and Ann L. May Lydia Ontiveros Erica P. Regunberg Robert A. Sheehan Dr. Philip E. McAndrew Mr. and Mrs. Ted Oppenheimer Karen Reitan John Sherwood Robert R. Mcbride Constance OReilly Bindoo Rizzo Rick Sherwood and Dan Maloney Renetta E. Mccann Greg Orr John J. Roche Paul L. Shoun Stephen Mccarthy Damion D. Ortega Eloy Rodriguez II 20 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago Ashley Shovlin Alicia Valdez-Sandoval Bill Hineline Caitlyn Manfredi Patrick Simoniello Muriel L. Vandenoever Curt Hupe Andrew Martin Susan Singer Barbara F. Vender John Paul Jewell Michael Martin Dr. Ross Slotten Dr. Pamela T. Vergara-Rodriguez Caesar Lastimosa Eric McKeeby Dolores Smagatz Patrick J. Vezino Michael Lawrence Milena McLaughlin Elizabeth Smallbone Daniel Villar Andrew Levin Michael McMillen Suzanne T. Smart Sam Vlahos Dominique Lewis Marcelle McVay Debbie Smith Karl Vogel Lydia Ontiveros Mark Mikula Derrick Smith Margaret Von Glahn Marie Marasovich Kate Miller Kevin C. Smith Edward Wagner and Jonathan Zeng Amanda Moswin Scott Miller Kevin Mork Michael Smith Tasha Wahl Jim Ritter Matthew Ryder Alyson Moser Brian Solem Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Waldron Kathy O’Donnell and Dr. Ellen Somberg Tim Sanker Arthur Moswin Alexandra Wallace Joseph Scheper Kino Mostany Barbara Sosnowski Blake Wallace Mary Ann Ornelas Kelly Southard Brooke Skinner Grace Wallace Anne Statton Chad Ozz Katherine A. Southworth Michael Walsh Emily Thies Christopher Pazdernik Christopher Speer Lee and Surrey Walton Mark Pence Margaret Sperl Lemont Watson 2014 AIDS RUN & WALK CHICAGO Judith Perloff Vincent Spurgeon Dr. Tabitha Watts SUPER STRIDERS ($1,000+) James Pomeroy Nathan Stalter Roger A. Wedig Nick Abbamonte Cheryl Potts Robert Stearns Melissa Weeks Ryan Barrett Eva Janzen Powell Susan Stein Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weiler Erica Bertrand Allison Precht Amanda Stella Elliot S. Weisenberg, M.D. Dan Bigg Bridget Purdome Drew Stern Krista Wennerstrom Arick Buckles Armando Ramirez David Stewart Terry L. Wethington Karen Brown Cree Rankin Laura Lee Stewart Laurie A. Wettstead Keishawnda Brown Rondi Reed Lynn Stormon Dr. Patti Wetzel James Burns James Rohrbacher Patrick D. Strieck Greg Weyer Daniel Dela Cerda Norma Rolfsen Tiffany M. Strietelmeier Henry Wezeman Mike Checuga Ilana Rosen Michael Stroming Mr. and Mrs. Peter White Ricardo Cifuentes Doug Ryan Maureen Sullivan Paul Whitson Diane Claussen John Ryan Howard S. Suskin Jared Wile Jeffrey Cobb Avi Rudnick Alan R. Swanson and Janet E. Rassenfoss Bradley D. Wilks Hugh Cole Barbara Sereda Matthew Switzer Ryan A. Wille Linda Coon Bradley Setter John Syburg Katherine E. Willhoite Martin Cournane Leslie Shook Timothy J. Tamer Aaron D. Williams Ison Dampier Kenneth Simpson Deb Tamondong Robert R. Williams Christofer Decker Armando Smith Dr. Laurent Tao Joel Winbigler Jaime Dircksen Anne Statton John Stafiej Charley M. Taylor Jay Wolfson Shelly Ebbert Margaret C. Telfer, M.D. Dustin Erikstrup Greg Thomas Kenneth M. Woodman Tijana Timatyos Jeff Teschke Dr. Ryan Wubben Evelyn Figueroa Melissa Thodos-Johnston Ron Fritz Andrea Tipton Cathy Yanda Karen Trimuel Trooper Jamie L. Thome Thomas Yates Shannon Galvin Jarret J. Thompson Ken Gilberg Eric Yee David Granger Michael Thompson Matthew Yoder 208 participants Peter Thornton Maya Green Masumi Yoneyama Gregory Gross Dr. Joshua Titus Suzanne York Sue Hauswirth Dr. Christopher M. Tomaszkiewicz Donald Young Michael Herman Ann Tomlin Shannon Young Ed Jeske and John Hern Anne Tomlin Jennifer Younker Brant Hewelt Laurie Toth Roberta Zabel Deborah Hinde Molly and Hale Towns Denise Zavala Khoa Ho Molly Towns Christopher F. Zerbst Sherie Huber Lisa Trajkovich James Zimmer Nora Hughes Dac Tran Ann L. Zimmerman David Jablonowski David Trant Mr. and Mrs. Craig Zimmerman Daniel Johnson Jon Trapp Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Zubek Peter Johnson Therese A. Trauner Nickolas J. Zubek Neil Jones Dr. and Michael Treister Zachary Zulkowsky Susan Jun $325,000 raised Sean T. Turner 2014 TEAM TO END AIDS Serette King José Turrubiartez Sandra Klein Participants ran, swam and biked proud to TOP FUNDRAISERS ($3,000+) Korrey Kooistra Kirk Twiss raise more than $325,000 (gross) for AFC Terrill D. Tyler Dante Cervantes Bennett Lawson Margaret R. Unger Lisa Daubney Joseph Like through TEAM TO END AIDS. Manuel F. Utset Travis DeRamcy Morgan Lougee Matt Goines Raymond Manasia 2014 Annual Report | 21 Donald Trumbull M•A•C AIDS Fund Elaine L. Disch Katherine E. Willhoite Lung-Chieh (Ronald) Tuan-Mu Macy’s/ Bloomingdale’s Matthew Dixon Matthew P. Wukitsch Richard Turner Mariano’s Gustavo Varela Jim Doust McDonald’s Corporation Mark A. DuPont Julio Veaz McMaster-Carr Supply Company MEDIA PARTNERS Mark Ward Steve J. Figg Merck & Co. 4dancers.org Steven Young Brian V. Fletcher Michael Reese Health Trust A&U Magazine Susan Zeigler Terri Gendel Michigan Avenue Magazine BestGayChicago.com MillerCoors Michael W. Goettsch BOI magazine 2014 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION Northern Trust Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Greening Chicago Magazine SUPPORTERS ($1,000+) Orbitz Kevin R. Hansen ChicagoPride.com Anonymous OraSure Technologies James A. Harbaugh Gay Chic Magazine AbbVie Paterno Group Jacquelyn C. Haynes and Robert E. Smyer GC Magazine ACCO Brands USA, LLC PepsiCo Michael E. Heider GRAB Magazine Aetna Better Health of Illinois The Perlstein Foundation David R. Jablonowski and John Peller Michigan Avenue magazine AIDS United Pfizer, Inc. Annie E. Johnson Positively Aware magazine Aligned Pierce Family Charitable Foundation Robert C. Johnson See Chicago Dance Alphawood Foundation Chicago Polk Bros. Foundation William F. Karnoscak Windy City Media Group Athletico Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation Regina Kaufmann Auditorium Theatre Public Communications, Inc. Dr. Nicole Kazee SABLE SHERER Bank of America Foundation Ravenswood Health Care Foundation LEGACY SOCIETY Barry Callebaut, LLC Dr. and Arthur Kohrman Reichert Foundation Anonymous Bell Litho, Inc. Lesley C. Kordecki Renaissance Blackstone Chicago Hotel Toby T. Eveland Blommer Chocolate Company Pamela S. Lannert Rivers Casino Mary Flinn* Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Arthur E. Leckner Robert R. McCormick Foundation Ron L. Fritz BMO Financial Group/BMO Harris Bank Kevin Lewis See Chicago Dance Janet Goldberg* Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Ashley Loomis Seyfarth Shaw LLP Roberta Hartnett Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Lopeman Shure Lori Kaufman The Chicago Community Trust Starbucks Adrian Lopez Paul Ketz Chicago Magazine Stoli Corinne M. Lyon Robert H. Neubert ChicagoPride.com Telligen Community Initiative Margaret A. Matyaszek James and Corrine Nieburger* Cigna — HealthSpring Terlato Wines Guy M. Maurer John J. Peller Comer Family Foundation UBS Financial Services Sarah C. Maza Robert E. Schnuckel The Conant Family Foundation United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Condon McGlothlen Joel S. Siegel* Embassy Suites U.S. Concepts LLC Kevin R. McKelvie Joseph P. Stokes Exelon ViiV Healthcare Charles P. McLimans and Dr. Richard Merrion * Deceased The Field Foundation of Illinois Walgreens Richard A. Miles First Light Group WGN-TV Fitness Formula Clubs Stuart W. Miller Fleet Feet Chicago 2014 MONTHLY DONORS Helen T. Moag Food for Thought Richard B. Albright Gerald Morrow Franklin Philanthropic Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson Craig A. Nadborne Gilead Foundation Lorilyn Andor Rita Nessman The Sable Sherer Gilead Sciences Richard P. Barker Robert H. Neubert and Barry Brunetti Legacy Society Google Duane E. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nichols, Jr. Harmony, A WellCare Company John Becvar Karen Petersen offers AFC’s most Herbert and Jacqueline Lippitz Charitable Foundation Thomas M. Betlej James D. Petzing passionate supporters Hilton Chicago Bruce M. Broerman E. R. Primm HMS Media Scott Y. Brown Erica P. Regunberg the chance to make a IlliniCare Health William F. Buchman Dr. Hilda Richards Illinois Tool Works Foundation donation through their Peter J. Butler Stephen Roy and Lloyd L. Kohler Janssen Therapeutics James L. Carter and James Schmettzer Deborah J. Sandroff Jewell Events estate plans. John Gress Photography Debbie M. Cohen John H. Shindler Kehoe Designs Denise K. Copening Bette H. Sikes Kipper Family Foundation Michael E. Corbin Kenneth Smith aidschicago.org/legacy Levi Strauss Foundation Martin Cournane Mary M. Styles Life Time Athletic Events Kurt E. Dahl and Jeff F. Clark Nancy T. Trimble Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Bertha DePriest Muriel L. Vandenoever Loraine Kaufman Foundation Edward W. Diffin III and Jeff Savage-Diffin J. Richard West 22 | AIDS Foundation of Chicago 2014 FINANCIAL STATEMENT

REVENUES AFC is committed to transparency and informing the community, donors and funders about how we operate. To review AFC’s full audited financial statements Private Sources from previous years, please visit aidschicago.org/financials. Foundations/corporations $3,131,335 Fee for service/other $885,991 Individuals/memorials/bequests $559,437 Direct mail (net) $50,556 Special events (net) $1,125,485 77% Public sources Total private sources $5,752,804 Public Sources Chicago Dept. of Public Health $7,418,715 IL Dept. of Public Health (Federal) $4,175,693 Revenues IL Dept. of Public Health (State) $482,320 IL Dept. of Human Services $600,479 U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development $5,198,790 Private sources 23% U.S. Substance Abuse & Mental Services Administration $1,012,002 Other $237,303 Total public sources $19,125,302 TOTAL REVENUE $24,878,106 5% Private grants

4% General EXPENSES Programs and Policy $5,881,847 General and administrative $893,774 4%4% GeneralDevelopment Development $872,066 Grants and awards: private $1,329,914 Grants and awards: public $15,013,996 Expenses TOTAL EXPENSES $23,991,597 24% Programs and policy CHANGE IN NET ASSETS Fund for the Future (Board-restricted) $47,350 Cash flow for subcontracting agencies $839,159 63% Public grants TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $886,509 July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014

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