2019 ANNUAL REPORT
1 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 ANNUAL REPORT
04 ANNUAL MESSAGE
07 ABOUT US
Our Mission Our Approach Our Programs Training
16 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS IN 2019
By the Numbers Where We Work In the Media Milestones Partnering for the Greater Good
30 LEADERSHIP
34 FINANCIALS
39 ANNUAL SUPPORT
54 HOW YOU CAN HELP
INDONESIA
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 2 3 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS We faced enormous challenges in 2019, extreme hunger and disease in what the helping survivors of one of the strongest United Nations has called the world’s worst hurricanes ever to hit the Caribbean while humanitarian crisis, with no end in sight. reaffirming, in our 35th year, our reputation In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, for taking on the toughest longer-term our teams battling to contain the second- humanitarian missions wherever they are, no largest Ebola outbreak on record also matter what the conditions. Before the year had to conduct their lifesaving work in had ended, our teams operating in Africa, environments that included ongoing armed the Middle East, Asia and the Americas had conflict. And in South Sudan—another reached more than 8 million people in 30 country plagued by violence, where we countries affected by armed conflict, natural have provided both relief and important disaster and disease. progress toward self-reliance during our Last September, we responded in Florida, 25 years there—three International Medical North Carolina and the Bahamas to support Corps-run schools in 2019 graduated 87 survivors of Hurricane Dorian, one of the midwives and nurses, each one desperately most powerful storms ever recorded in the needed in a country with one of the world’s region. Originally deployed to Florida, our highest maternal mortality rates. USA teams demonstrated their flexibility and All of our responses in 2019 included expertise when the storm changed course training, helping to fulfill our mission to build and stalled over the Bahamas, devastating resilience in the communities we serve. As the northernmost islands. We quickly TO OUR SUPPORTERS: we help them rebuild, we also pass along changed course with it, and—working with the knowledge and skills they need to local authorities—were able to provide shape their own future in ways that foster medical care, psychological first aid, and pride, confidence and hope for a better water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) future. Training also has been key to our services to thousands of survivors. We also Even as we confront the COVID-19 response in dealing with 2020’s COVID-19 are helping North Carolina to recover from outbreak, and remains the critical element in coastal flooding and structural damage outbreak around the world, responding everything we do. caused by Dorian on the state’s Outer Banks. As we carry out our mission to respond Much of our work in 2019 was carried out in all the countries where we operate to conflict, disaster and disease, we know in demanding, difficult and often dangerous that our lifesaving work is due to the deep environments. Our team in Yemen continued generosity of our donors. We give you our while ensuring the health and safety of to provide direct assistance to more than heartfelt thanks for all that you helped us a quarter of a million civilians trapped by a accomplish in 2019. Once again, we were our health workers and those they serve, bitter civil war dragging into its fifth year. The first there, no matter where—and for that, people of Yemen continue to struggle with we wanted to keep you up to date on our you have our enduring gratitude. accomplishments—and how your support made them possible—over the past year.
Robert R. Simon, M.D. Nancy A. Aossey Founder & Chairman President & CEO
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 4 5 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS A GLOBAL OUR MISSION FIRST RESPONDER INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS: A GLOBAL FIRST RESPONDER
We provide training and deliver emergency healthcare, along with related services, to those affected by conflict, natural disaster or disease. We do this no matter where they may be in the world or what the conditions. We also train people in their own communities, providing them with the skills they need to recover, to chart their own path to self-reliance and to shape their own future as they become effective first responders themselves.
CAMEROON INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 6 7 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS OUR APPROACH
Our Emergency Response Teams deploy fast to assist those in great need—often arriving within hours to reach those even in the most remote, challenging environments.
Drawing on experience gained in build a better future through training. 35 years of responding to disasters We strengthen local health systems in more than 80 countries on six and work with community leaders, continents, our surge capacity hire and train staff locally, develop includes physicians and nurses partnerships and evaluate progress to trained in emergency medicine, ensure quality outcomes. With a staff supported by specialists in essential that numbers about 7,000 worldwide, healthcare services ranging from more than 90% of whom are recruited mental health and psychosocial locally, our strategy ensures that the support to technical expertise in knowledge and tools required to gender-based violence, nutrition, prepare for—and respond to—future water, sanitation and hygiene—all emergencies are culturally compatible of it to assist those in need. We and remain available in the community. do this because speed saves We work to ensure that if disaster lives in the initial hours following strikes again, residents can themselves SPEED DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO a disaster. As conditions ease, we be effective first responders. SAVES LIVES stay and partner with survivors to
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 8 9 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS OUR PROGRAMS
EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND HEALTH SERVICES PREPAREDNESS SUPPORT
In late summer, our Emergency Response In Iraq, we supported 56 health facilities Unit deployed in response to Hurricane and 10 mobile clinics as part of our efforts to In 2019 we once again provided Dorian—first to Florida’s Atlantic Coast to provide much-needed healthcare and other assist vulnerable residents evacuated to related services to thousands of families programs designed to help safety, then to the Bahamas to support displaced in northern Iraq by armed conflict stunned survivors of Grand Bahama that plagued the region. Island reeling from the full brunt of the communities hit by disasters onto a unpredictable storm’s 180 mph-plus winds and massive destruction. With local path from relief to self-reliance. In the health services shattered, we erected WOMEN’S AND one emergency clinic, operated a second CHILDREN’S HEALTH mobile clinic to serve remote areas, and process we saved thousands of lives, In Mali, 1,224 women delivered their babies helped the island’s hospital and nine local with a skilled birth attendant present thanks clinics resume service. In all, we provided to our programs. We also provided 1,317 eased the plight of countless others a total of 1,086 medical consultations, as newborns postnatal care within three days well as access to potable water, to grateful of their birth. and brought hope for a better future island residents. to those who have lost so much. NUTRITION AND FAMILY AND FOOD SECURITY COMMUNITY HEALTH
In Yemen, we provided nutrition and food In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, security assistance to 83,974 beneficiaries our Ebola Treatment Center in the town of and operated 84 sites with capacity Mangina admitted 3,331 patients between to treat moderate and severe acute December 2018 and the end of 2019. Of malnutrition. We also provided counselling these, 421 cases were confirmed and 208 of and support for 27,372 pregnant or nursing these were released as cured. women or caregivers on infant and young- child feeding.
MENTAL HEALTH AND WATER, SANITATION PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT AND HYGIENE
In Cameroon, our teams supported In 2019, we reached 171,183 people in 45,095 beneficiaries with mental health Afghanistan with hygiene awareness and psychosocial support issues in 2019, and promotion activities, and distributed and conducted 24,691 in psychosocial hygiene items to 6,798 individuals. support activities.
TRAINING UNDERPINS ALL THAT WE DO
CAMEROON
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 10 11 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS TRAINING
BAHAMAS As part of our emergency response on Grand Bahama island following Hurricane Dorian, our teams trained local healthcare staff how to deal with daunting new challenges. With basic public services— including water and electricity—knocked out in many areas, we trained 60 local FOCUSING healthcare providers on infection prevention and control measures, as well as on proper waste management. To help survivors digest ON TRAINING the enormity of their losses, we trained another 68 first responders—including local healthcare staff, social service specialists FOR 35 YEARS and police officers—on how to help local residents with self-care, psychological first aid and positive coping mechanisms. We also partnered with the Public Hospitals Authority to train 30 community leaders and their staff, as well as teachers, social workers and other service providers, on how to teach community health volunteers Beginning in 1984 with our first program, to engage and educate their communities training has been key to fulfilling our about these same issues. mission—not just helping communities recover from adversity, but helping them become stronger on their journey toward self-reliance. We continued in 2019 to emphasize training in all of our programs.
WE TRAINED 60 local healthcare providers on infection prevention and control measures.
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 12 13 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS TRAINING SOUTH SUDAN
International Medical Corps supports three midwifery schools in South Sudan that, WE TRAINED collectively, have made a major contribution in lowering both maternal and infant mortality nationally in a country that historically has 1,433 been one of the most dangerous places on earth to give birth. In 2019 we continued this individuals in mental effort, graduating 62 registered midwives health and psychosocial and 25 nurses who had completed more support and nutrition than two years of concentrated study. The treatments focused on new graduates raised the total number young children with of midwives we have trained since South Sudan’s independence in 2011 to 488—a malnutrition. figure equal to about half of all the midwives currently practicing in the country (in 2011 there were just six). In other areas of our work in South Sudan—including mental health and psychosocial support and nutrition treatments focused on young children with malnutrition— our teams conducted 75 separate training sessions, involving 1,433 individuals.
IRAQ
International Medical Corps in 2019 supported thousands of Iraqi families displaced by fighting in northern areas of the country, near its borders with Syria and Turkey. As a leader in supporting the protection and health sectors—including reproductive and community health, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and gender-based violence WE TRAINED (GBV) response—we trained 1,169 government health workers on GBV 1,169 prevention techniques, and on how to provide psychosocial and mental government health support. We also trained 4,584 health workers on community health volunteers on these GBV prevention and other subjects. techniques.
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 14 15 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS BY THE NUMBERS
In 2019, International AMONG THE RESULTS Medical Corps OF OUR WORK: responded to the urgent humanitarian needs of more than 3.6 MILLION MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS 8.3 million people in Of these, 1.6 MILLION involved 30 countries on children under 5. five continents.
IRAQ 8.3 MILLION DIRECT BENEFICIARIES 165,617 PARTICIPANTS 1,288 HEALTHCARE TRAINED FACILITIES SUPPORTED Our work also indirectly Training is the key ingredient We supported major hospitals, benefitted millions more who of our efforts to restore primary and secondary health resided in areas touched by communities to self-reliance clinics, village health posts and our programs. mobile medical units, as well as special facilities addressing unique challenges, such as 705,700 DOSES OF Ebola treatment centers and MEASLES AND DPT-3 screening-and-referral units, ADMINISTERED and facilities for treating severe acute malnutrition. All are Protecting the next generation important components of a The figure represents the number nation’s healthcare system. of children vaccinated against measles and those given the third of three doses required for protection against diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus.
SOMALIA
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 16 17 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S HEALTH The lifeblood of our future
Supported 78,141 births with skilled birth attendants.
NUTRITION The foundation of life
Cured 80,850 children of malnutrition using blanket supplementary feeding programs.
MENTAL HEALTHCARE AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT A worthwhile investment that pays off in the long run
Provided MHPSS services to 235,800 beneficiaries.
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE A violation of fundamental human rights
Provided support to 1,913 survivors of rape.
WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE The key to good health
Distributed hygiene items to 427,065 individuals, including children in schools and others living in camps and local communities. INDONESIA
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 18 19 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS WHERE WE WORK
In 2019, we provided urgently needed healthcare and related services to more than 8.3 million people in 30 countries across five continents.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE & PREPAREDNESS
HEALTH SERVICES SUPPORT
FAMILY & COMMUNITY HEALTH
WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S HEALTH
NUTRITION, FOOD SECURITY & LIVELIHOODS
WATER, SANITATION & HYGIENE
MENTAL HEALTH & PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT
AMERICAS AFRICA EUROPE MIDDLE EAST ASIA
Continental United Bahamas Burundi Democratic Mali Ukraine Iraq Syria Afghanistan Pakistan States (Florida, Republic of the Venezuela Cameroon Nigeria Jordan Turkey Indonesia Philippines North Carolina) Congo Central African Somalia Lebanon Yemen Japan Puerto Rico Ethiopia Republic South Sudan Mexico Guinea Chad Sudan Libya Zimbabwe
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 20 21 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS IN THE MEDIA
In June, the Sunday newspaper magazine Parade highlights Global Ambassador Sienna Miller’s recent trip to South Sudan with International Medical Corps, while in November, People Magazine features a photo of Miller with her daughter Marlowe at our Annual Awards Celebration, accepting our Humanitarian Award for her decade of service.
Throughout 2019, major news outlets report on International
Medical Corps’ struggle PBS NewsHour, Voice of America, Al Jazeera and The in the Democratic Washington Post are among the media outlets that cover Republic of the Congo our deployment to the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian in September. to contain the second- largest-ever outbreak of Ebola.
In March, the Daily Beast interviews one of our senior The Gazette of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, physicians on the harrowing conditions our response teams publishes a year-end op-ed—written face, leading with the headline, Ebola Doctor’s War Zone by International Medical Corps Dispatch: Looting, Kidnapping and Mistrust. In August, President and CEO Nancy A. Aossey, the New York Times—followed by the Wall Street Journal who was born and raised in the in October and the New England Medical Journal in city—acknowledging the challenges November—all report on promising new treatments that we facing humanitarians in 2020 while and other members of a consortium study team find has expressing hope for the future. significantly lowered mortality rates among Ebola patients.
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 22 23 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS MILESTONES
BRENTWOOD COMMITTEE Jody Adair, Linda Cappello, Ellen Lipson, MAY Pamela Mohn, Heidi Murkoff, Tanya Perlmutter, Michelle Richman, Lesie Annual Women’s Luncheons Thurman, Christine Torretti International Medical Corps President and CEO Nancy Aossey presides over MALIBU COMMITTEE Women’s Luncheons in three Los Angeles Sussie Aller, Pam Brendlinger, Laurie area locations. After hearing from Hope Smith (seated, right), Founder and CEO of Cappello, Anjini Desai, Gina Deutsch- cosmetics company MUTHA, about her Zakarin, Debbie Fisher, Jacqueline experience as an International Medical Forbes, Jennifer Kell, Mia Rondinella Corps supporter who had visited field programs in Jordan, attendees enjoy a PASADENA COMMITTEE conversation with Senior Logistics Advisor Marin Tomas about the challenges of Shelley Allen, Avery Barth, Jennifer providing lifesaving supplies to our teams Gonring, Terri Kohl, Debbie Rodin, across the world—and the joy that comes Vanessa Terzian, Alison Winter from helping others.
JULY NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER | DECEMBER #LightTheWorld Giving Machine For the first time, we participate in a holiday season “Giving Machine” initiative operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which places vending Corporate Citizens Award machines stocked with display items selected by a Melkadida Photo Camp participating charity at easily accessible locations in At the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s 10 cities globally for up to 60 days. When someone International Medical Corps and National Geographic 20th Annual Citizens Award dinner, in selects an International Medical Corps-branded conduct a 10-day photo camp for a group of 20 young Washington, DC, FedEx receives top honors service—for example, a mosquito net for $14—the value Somali refugees in Ethiopia’s Melkadida refugee camp. for its collaboration with International Medical of that item becomes a donation that our teams can Students are given the opportunity to express themselves Corps to “transform disaster response” by then use to benefit those in need. through a camera’s lens, sharing their experiences with designing a rapidly deployable system of their community—as well as a global audience. mobile health facilities. Thanks to FedEx’s expertise and global assets, the facilities can be delivered anywhere around the world within 72 hours. In three years, our work together War & Grace has provided more than 1 million people with Narrated and produced by Sienna Miller, International lifesaving services. Medical Corps releases its first documentary film, WAR & GRACE. The film celebrates the courage of midwives fighting for mothers and their infants in war-torn South Sudan, a country which has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. For more information, visit #BumpDay www.internationalmedicalcorps.org/warandgrace To raise awareness about the importance of providing quality maternal healthcare, International Medical Corps once again teams with author Heidi Murkoff (What to Expect When You’re Expecting) and the What To Expect Project, organizing the fifth annual #BumpDay, which invites mothers-to-be around the world to post photos of themselves proudly showing off their “bumps.”
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NOVEMBER Annual Awards Celebration Friends, supporters and guests of International Medical Corps gather in Los Angeles to celebrate the lifesaving work of our field staff around the world. The evening raises more than $1 million to support our efforts. Because the funds are unrestricted, every dollar can generate more than $30 of additional grants from institutional donors and donated medicines and supplies—making the impact of those donations even greater.
2019 HONOREES Beginning clockwise at right, Mike McDermott, president of Pfizer Global Supply, accepts the Global Citizens Award on behalf of Pfizer Inc.; Gertrude Garway, International Medical Corps Program Manager in Malakal, South Sudan, accepts the Founders Award; Sienna Miller, actress and International Medical Corps Global Ambassador, accepts the Humanitarian Award while accompanied by her daughter Marlowe; International Medical Corps Founder and Chairman Dr. Bob Simon presents the Distinguished Service Award in memoriam to Dr. Henry H. Hood; Master of Ceremonies Jarl Mohn kicks off the celebration; and the group of awardees and supporters gather for a photo, including (from left) Bob Simon, Jarl Mohn, Gertrude Garway, Sienna Miller, International Medical Corps President and CEO Nancy Aossey, Meredith, Eleanor and Elise Hood (granddaughter, wife and daughter of Dr. Henry Hood), and Mike McDermott.
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 26 27 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS BAHAMAS Providing the Surge PARTNERING FOR THE GREATER GOOD of Skilled Medical CENTRAL AFRICAN Professionals Essential for REPUBLIC Emergency Response
In 2019, we continued to rely on invaluable partnerships with employers and representatives of many of America’s highest-quality nurses and physicians to provide us with the surge capacity of skilled medical professionals essential for effective disaster response. We draw our volunteers from a variety of organizations, including the Registered Nurses Response Network (RNRN), which is part of the country’s largest nurse association, National Nurses United. RNRN maintains a roster of 27,000 volunteers. Our response to Hurricane Dorian included 31 nurses from RNRN, a team of eight physicians, nurse practitioners and nurses from Massachusetts General Hospital, and other physicians and nurses from the University of Connecticut and Kaiser Permanente. In addition to having excellent medical skills, volunteers must be flexible team players prepared to live and work in austere conditions—and our volunteers continued to meet (and exceed) those requirements. Airbnb Provides Support Through Its Open Homes Program
In 2019, our partnership with online housing Partnering with International Medical Corps is partnering with the World marketplace Airbnb, through its Open Homes Health Organization (WHO) on a project to integrate Program, provided major support for our emergency WHO to Address mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) into responses. Airbnb donated travel credits and cash mainstream health services offered during humanitarian assistance, enabling 222 nights of housing. Through MHPSS Needs emergencies. The initiative, called the Mental Health this support, we housed 99 of our staff and volunteers in Humanitarian Gap Action Program-Humanitarian Intervention Guide during disaster responses that spanned the Bahamas, (mhGAP-HIG) Capacity-Building Project, focuses on Florida and Puerto Rico, as well as during efforts Emergencies strengthening the leadership and capacity needed to to support emergency preparedness in Tennessee achieve integration. Steps include increased training in and Mississippi. Airbnb’s Open Homes program the use of mhGAP-HIG for general humanitarian health began in 2012, when the company’s hosts first workers, especially those currently active in their field. opened their doors to people affected by disasters. Such measures build on earlier progress. For example, Together, International Medical Corps and Airbnb have in 2018 International Medical Corps worked with WHO established a partnership that has enabled us to reduce and other agencies to release an accepted framework administrative costs and secure safe, quality housing for mental health integration, as well as an online tool while freeing up more funds for direct program costs. kit to centralize key guidance materials. BAHAMAS
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 28 29 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
LEADERSHIP Manuel Abascal Debbie Fisher Barry A. Porter Latham & Watkins Malibu, CA Managing General Partner Los Angeles, CA Clarity Partners, LP International Medical Corps Worldwide is a global humanitarian alliance that comprises the resources and Rob Friedman Beverly Hills, CA capabilities of two independent affiliate organizations: International Medical Corps and International Medical J.J. Abrams CEO and Co-Chairman Corps-UK. Together, our mission is to save lives and relieve suffering by providing healthcare and training. With Los Angeles, CA Global Road Entertainment Anthony N. Pritzker Los Angeles, CA Chairman and CEO headquarters in the United States and the United Kingdom respectively, we collaborate to maximize resources Alexis Deutsch-Adler for the delivery of appropriate relief and development activities. PPC Partners Los Angeles, CA Fadi A. Ghandour Los Angeles, CA Chairman and CEO Robert Adler Wamda Capital Kevin Reilly Los Angeles, CA Amman, Jordan President, TNT & TBS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sussie Aller Chief Creative Officer, Turner Jonathan M. Glaser Entertainment Aller-Henriksen Foundation, UK Managing Partner Malibu, CA Los Angeles, CA Robert R. Simon, M.D. Andrew F. Barth Mary E. McClymont JMG Capital Management, LLC FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN Retired Chairman President and CEO (Retired) Brandon Beck Los Angeles, CA Marna Schnabel Professor Capital Guardian Trust Company Public Welfare Foundation Los Angeles, CA Co-Founder Bob Graziano Department of Emergency Los Angeles, CA Washington, DC Riot Games Medicine Rush University Vice Chairman Susan C. Schnabel Los Angeles, CA J.P. Morgan Private Bank Co-Managing Director Stroger-Cook County Hospital Edward J. Carpenter William Robinson, M.D. Los Angeles, CA aPriori Capital Partners Chicago, IL Chairman and CEO Chief Medical Officer Jan Brandt Los Angeles, CA Carpenter & Company Bozeman Deaconess Hospital Vice Chair Emeritus Fred Hameetman Linda N. Cappello Irvine, CA Bozeman, MT AOL Chairman and CEO Carol Sharer SECRETARY OF THE BOARD Great Falls, VA American Group Cambridge, MA Los Angeles, CA Paul Dean, M.D., M.P.H. Christine J. Toretti Los Angeles, CA Public Health Specialist and Chairman Michael Burns Ravi Singh Vice Chairman Nancy A. Aossey Dermatologist Palladio, LLC Joyce Hameetman New York, NY Lionsgate PRESIDENT AND CEO San Diego, CA Indiana, PA Hameetman Foundation International Medical Corps Santa Monica, CA Los Angeles, CA Hope Smith Founder and CEO Los Angeles, CA James H. Hart David J. Zuercher Brook Byers MUTHA Former CEO Group Head International Andrew G. Hauptman Founding Partner Chairman Austin, TX Senn Delaney (Retired) Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Andell Inc. Wells Fargo & Co Menlo Park, CA Los Angeles, CA Vivian Soren-Myers Management Consultant Alex L. Cappello Sabrina Kay Los Angeles, CA Chairman and CEO Chancellor and CEO Cappello Capital Corp. Fremont College Sheldon M. Stone Santa Monica, CA Los Angeles, CA Principal Oaktree Capital Management, L.P DIRECTORS EMERITI Laurie Sewell Cappello Katie McGrath Los Angeles, CA Founder Los Angeles, CA Whitecap Development LLC Roland V. Sturm CEO Nancy Kassebaum Baker Richard J. Riordan Malibu, CA Marc Merrill Co-Founder Sturm Enterprises Former United States Senator Former Mayor of Los Angeles Victor J. Coleman Burdick, KS Los Angeles, CA Riot Games Las Vegas, NV Chairman of the Board & Chief Los Angeles, CA Executive Officer Thomas M. Vertin Hudson Pacific Properties Pamela Mohn President and CEO Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA Pacific Mercantile Bank Costa Mesa, CA INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS (UK) BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sean Costello Chrissi Morgan Managing Partner Pebble Beach, CA Jonathan A. Victor Participant Managing Director Andrew W. Geczy Timothy Kirk New York, NY Joan A. Payden Balmoral Funds LLC CHAIRMAN London President and CEO Los Angeles, CA London Alison Bryan Crowell Payden & Rygel Investment Los Angeles, CA Management Wendy Wachtell C. William Sundblad Los Angeles, CA President Nancy A. Aossey Louise Edgerton TREASURER Santa Monica, CA Joseph Drown Foundation Edgerton Foundation Aaron Perlmutter Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA Partner Levine Leichtman Capital Partners Hans Zimmer Los Angeles, CA Santa Monica, CA
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 30 31 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS GLOBAL AMBASSADORS
Sanaa Lathan Jerrold D. Green Actress, Humanitarian President and CEO Pacific Council on Sienna Miller International Policy Actress, Activist Stacy Twilley Robin Wright Founder and CEO Actress, Humanitarian iVolunteer.org
CELEBRITY FIRST RESPONDERS
Muna AbuSulayman Jude Law Sasha Alexander Kate Mara Genevieve Angelson Heidi Murkoff Jamie Bell Robert Pattinson Danny Clark Jeff Probst Mary Crosby Eddie Redmayne Lily Donaldson Andre Reed Jay Ellis Tony Richardson Cary Elwes Tim Roth Nikki Glaser Inanna Sarkis Judy Greer Nina Senicar Jon Hamm Hannah Simone Chelsea Handler Tom Sturridge Ben Harper Tara Summers Jaclyn Harper Anne Vyalitsyna Jihae Benjamin Watson Maz Jobrani Avery Williamson Keira Knightley Anna Wintour David Koechner Usama Young
SOUTH SUDAN INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 32 33 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS FINANCIALS
International Medical Corps ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FY 2018–2019
The following is International Medical Corps’ Statement of Financial Position and Activities for the years ended June 30, 2019 and 2018.
Statement of Financial Position 2019 2018 Assets
Cash and cash equivalents...... $17,237,150...... $24,123,169 SOMALIA Grants receivable ...... 12,179,230...... 5,054,503
Other receivables...... 1,132,740...... 2,648,770 Investments in equity securities...... 3,022,675...... 2,611,706 Statement of Activities 2019 2018 Prepaid expenses...... 2,223,913...... 1,997,895
Deposits...... 219,208...... 270,077 OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE Public support Inventory of supplies and commodities...... 226,929...... 82,693 Contract and grant support...... $118,066,660...... $112,857,301 Equipment, net...... 1,152,966...... 2,045,698 Contributions...... 9,154,727...... 13,724,446 Total assets...... $37,394,811...... $38,834,511 Donated medical supplies...... 3,418,364...... 4,485,564
Liabilities and net assets Donated medical services ...... 448,319...... 181,808 Accounts payable...... $4,199,534...... $5,190,923 Total public support ...... 131,088,070...... 131,249,119 Accrued liabilities...... 13,986,074...... 13,806,602 Other Revenue ...... 52,360...... 115,422 Refundable advances...... 5,057,972...... 5,960,642 Total Operating support and revenue...... 131,140,430...... 131,364,541 Deferred rent...... 123,866...... 122,153 Obligation under capital leases...... 38,449...... 102,448 OPERATING EXPENSES Total liabilities...... 23,405,895...... 25,182,768 Program services
Total net assets...... 13,988,916...... 13,651,743 Africa...... 52,738,682...... 53,187,679
Asia...... 5,630,294...... 3,684,559
Total liabilities and net assets...... $37,394,811...... $38,834,511 Europe...... 1,031,614...... 1,238,279
Middle East...... 39,189,668...... 36,436,852
South/ Central America and the Caribbean...... 646,898...... 2,250,589
JORDAN United States...... 5,851,371...... 6,571,710
Other program services...... 7,089,246...... 8,396,183
Total program services...... 112,177,773...... 111,765,851 Supporting services
Management and general...... 16,129,003...... 14,806,500
Fundraising...... 2,866,613...... 2,124,811
Total supporting services...... 18,995,616...... 16,931,311
Total operating expenses...... 131,173,389...... 128,697,162
Change in net assets from operations...... (32,959)...... 2,667,379
NONOPERATING ACTIVITIES
Interest and dividend income...... 56,878...... 37,924
Realized and unrealized gain on investments, net...... 311,243...... 379,990
Foreign currency exchange gain, net...... 2,011...... -
Other non-operating expenses...... - (1,600,000)
Total nonoperating activities...... 370,132...... (1,182,086)
Change in net assets...... 337,173...... 1,485,293 Net assets at beginning of the year...... 13,651,743...... 12,166,450 Net assets at end of this period...... $13,988,916...... $13,651,743
KPMG LLP-audited financial statements are available on International Medical Corps’ website.
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 34 35 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS International Medical Corps-UK Global Financial Summary ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FY 2018–2019 The resources of International Medical Corps’ worldwide global operations—consisting of government and The following is International Medical Corps-UK’s Statement of Financial Activities UN grants, private funds, and donated products and services—totaled more than $283 million in fiscal year and Balance Sheet for the years ended June 30, 2019 and 2018. 2019. Approximately 90.9% of these resources went directly to program activities, reflecting International Medical Corps’ deep and enduring commitment to fiscal responsibility and efficiency.
Statement of Financial Activities 2019 2018 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE Combined Statement of Activities, Income from: International Medical Corps and International Medical Corps-UK* 2019 2018
Donations and legacies...... $15,929,953...... $18,379,635
Charitable activities...... 139,330,052...... 133,904,812 SUPPORT AND REVENUE
...... Total income...... 155,260,005...... 152,284,447 International Medical Corps-UK $136,752,772 $129,840,410 International Medical Corps...... 126,766,976...... 126,334,627
Expenditure on: Total contract and grant support...... 263,519,748...... 256,175,037 Raising funds...... 3,279...... 30,171
Charitable activities International Medical Corps-UK...... 15,355,158...... 17,911,044
...... Africa 71,398,859 73,539,798 International Medical Corps...... 3,866,683...... 4,667,372 Asia...... 2,948,580...... 3,314,061 Total donated services and supplies...... 19,221,841...... 22,578,416 Europe...... 257,239...... - TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE...... 282,741,589...... 278,753,453 Middle East...... 79,156,450...... 68,600,720
South / Central America and the Caribbean...... - 691,968 EXPENSES
...... Global...... 108,725...... 132,027 International Medical Corps-UK 146,258,879 140,008,241
...... Total charitable activities...... 153,869,853...... 146,278,574 International Medical Corps 111,671,003 111,403,309 ...... (90.9%)...... Total expenditure...... 153,873,132...... 146,308,745 Total program expenses 257,929,882 (009%) 251,411,550 (91.5%) (91.3%)
Net (expenditure)/income ...... 1,386,873...... 5,975,702 International Medical Corps-UK management and general...... 6,717,386...... 6,516,303 Fund balances brought forward at July 1, 2018...... 24,929,714...... 18,954,012 International Medical Corps-UK fundraising...... 3,279...... 11,282 Fund balances carried forward at June 30, 2019...... $26,316,587...... $24,929,714 International Medical Corps management and general...... 16,129,003...... 14,806,500
International Medical Corps fundraising...... 2,866,613...... 2,124,811
Total supporting services...... 25,716,281 (9.1%)(9.1%)...... 23,458,896 (8.7%)(8.5%)
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES...... 283,646,163 (9.1%)(100%)...... 274,870,446 (8.7%)(100%) Balance Sheet 2019 2018
Fixed assets Change in net assets from operations...... (904,574)...... 3,883,007 Tangible assets...... $88,765...... $136,244
Current assets International Medical Corps-UK nonoperating activities...... (307,306)...... 196,708 Stock...... 692,700...... 1,353,078 International Medical Corps nonoperating activities...... 370,132...... (1,182,086) Debtors...... 11,607,749...... 10,564,889 TOTAL NONOPERATING ACTIVITIES...... 62,826...... (985,378) Cash at bank and in hand...... 32,072,260...... 30,453,488
...... 44,372,709...... 42,371,455 Change in net assets...... (841,748)...... 2,897,629
Creditors: amounts falling due within one year...... (18,144,886)...... (17,577,985) Net assets at beginning of the year...... 15,600,732...... 12,703,103
Net current assets...... 26,227,822...... 24,793,470 Net assets at the end of the year...... $14,758,984...... $15,600,732
Total net assets...... 26,316,587...... 24,929,714 The funds of the charity
Restricted funds...... 25,662,720...... 23,100,824 * The combined statement of activities for International Medical Corps and International Medical Corps-UK are based on US accounting principles Unrestricted funds...... 653,867...... 1,828,890 and presented in US dollars.
$26,316,587 $24,929,714 KPMG LLP-audited financial statements for International Medical Corps and Buzzacott LLP-audited financial statements for International Medical Corps-UK are available on each organization’s website. International Medical Corps is governed by accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. International Medical Corps-UK is governed by relevant legal and regulatory requirements of the United Kingdom in accordance with the Companies Act of 1985. The above statement of financial activities and balance sheet have been adapted from the full financial statements of International Medical Corps-UK. For a full understanding of the charity’s finances, the full International Medical Corps-UK Annual Report and Accounts are available on International Medical Corps-UK’s website. The full financial statements were prepared in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards and were audited by Buzzacott LLP, which issued a clean audit report.
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PARTNERS, SUPPORTERS & COLLABORATORS
Action Against Hunger - Canada The Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Stanford University Action Against Hunger - France Development Sudan Humanitarian Fund Action Against Hunger - Spain JSI Research and Training Institute Syria Relief and Development Action Against Hunger - UK Kaiser Permanente Tajdid Iraq Foundation for Economic Action Against Hunger - USA La Asociación de Salud Primaria de Puerto Development Rico, Inc. Addition for Disasters Assistance and Trust and Development Organization Development Lifespan: Rhode Island Hospitals and Health Trust Rehabilitation and Development Services Adventist Development and Relief Agency Organization Massachusetts General Hospital Africa Healthcare Implementation and University of Connecticut Facilitation Foundation Meilleur Acces Aux Soins de Sante The University of New South Wales Africa Humanitarian Action The MENTOR Initiative Vrije Universitet Amsterdam Almanar Voluntary Organization Mercy Corps Women’s Refugee Commission American Federation of Teachers Mercy Malaysia World Vision Brown University Misereor Yervuzu Doktorlari Dernegi Caritas Jerusalem MOST (Bridge) Center for Social Youth Organization Maximal Development Donetsk Oblast Charitable Catholic Relief Service ZOA Netherlands Foundation Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs Mubadiroon Organization for Prevention of Columbia University Disaster and War Impacts Community Support and Development Multeci-Der / Association for Solidarity with Initiative Refugees Concern Worldwide Multeciler ve Siginmacilarla Yardimlasma, Danish Refugee Council Dayanisma ve Destekleme Dernegi Deutsche Lepra und Tuberkulosehilfe National Initiative Development Organization Fintrac National Nurses United Florida Department of Health Pharmaciens Sans Frontières Fundación Promoción Social de la Cultura Plan International Australia Global Fund Premiere Urgence Internationale GOAL Relief International Harvard Humanitarian Initiative Research for Health in Humanitarian Crises Health Link South Sudan Rural Community Development Organization InterAction Save the Children Federation, Inc. International Rescue Committee Save the Children UK Intersos, Organizzazione Umanitaria Onlus Service Employees International Union Iraq Health Access Organization Social Fund of the Democratic Republic of Jabal Marra Charitable Organization for Rural Congo Development South Sudan Humanitarian Fund
IRAQ
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ANNUAL SUPPORT
PUBLIC DONORS
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Center Humanitarian Affairs Department for International Development National Institute of Allergy and Infectious United Nations Population Fund Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Disease United Nations Trust Fund (Australia) Swedish International Development United Nations World Food Programme Cooperation Agency Deutsche Gesellschaft für Zusammenarbeit United States Agency for International European Commission Swiss Agency for Development and Development Cooperation French Ministry for Europe and Foreign United States Agency for International Affairs United Nations Children's Fund Development / Office of Food for Peace Global Affairs Canada United Nations Development Program United States Agency for International Humanitarian Aid Department of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and Development / Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster European Commission the Empowerment of Women Assistance International Organization for Migration United Nations High Commissioner for United States Department of State's Bureau Refugees of Population, Refugees and Migration Irish Aid United Nations Office for the Coordination of World Health Organization King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief
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$1,000,000 AND ABOVE Marc and Ashley Merrill Blavatnik Family Foundation Anonymous (1) Jarl and Pamela Mohn Victor and Wendy Coleman $5,999,999 + Crossroads Alliance & Ministries $1,000 - $4,999 Andrew and Avery Barth The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort Gina Deutsch-Zakarin United Nations World Food Programme DripDrop Airlink Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The P&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Daniel Feldt Health Partners International of Canada Caritas Healthcare LDS Charities - Church of Jesus Christ of Foundation Google Matching Gifts Program $500,000 - $999,999 International Organization for Migration Corena Pharmaceutical Latter-day Saints The Pfizer Foundation James and Susan Hart International Health Partners International Rescue Committee Directorate General of Health, Duhok PGA Tour Charities, Inc. Andrew and Ellen Hauptman United Nations High Commissioner for $500,000 - $999,999 MDF Instruments Direct, Inc. Lowe's Companies, Inc. Riot Games Head Family Charitable Foundation Refugees Abbvie Foundation Ministry of Health, Republic of South Sudan National Geographic The Imlay Foundation United Nations Children's Fund FedEx Corporation $50,000 - $99,999 Ministry of Public Health and Population, SOL Relief / St. Pete Air John Pritzker Family Fund World Health Organization JPMorgan Chase Foundation Anonymous (2) Yemen World Vision International The Luzzatto Company Ministry of Public Health, Cameroon Alfi Foundation $100,000 - $499,999 Zain and Co. $250,000 - $499,999 Marc L. Luzzatto Anthony & Jeanne Pritzker Family Foundation Action Medeor MPOWERD Anonymous (1) Manitou Fund $1 - $999 Bloomberg Philanthropies AmeriCares NetHope, Inc. Edgerton Foundation of the World Mary McClymont Danish Refugee Council Alexis Deutsch-Adler and Robert Adler FedEx Rotary International Preservation Fund Metlife Foundation Dimedis Associated Labaratories Earth and Humanity Foundation Jordan Health Aid Society United States Agency for International Joan M. Wismer Foundation Heidi and Erik Murkoff Development Dr. Salkowe Earth Council Geneva Médecins Sans Frontières Joan A. Payden, CFA Pacific Mercantile Bank Wearsafe Gazilab Medical John Eder MedShare Jolie Stahl and Robert M. Dannin Payden & Rygel Heart to Heart International GlobalGiving Foundation Mennonite Central Committee Aaron and Tanya Perlmutter $5,000 - $24,999 IDA Foundation $100,000 - $249,999 Gratis Foundation Ministry of Health, Nigeria Amazon David and Weezie Reese International Federation of Red Cross and Anonymous (2) Joseph Drown Foundation Ministry of Health, Sudan George and Cindy Rusu BI International SRL Red Crescent Societies Bank of America Charitable Foundation Jerry and Terri Kohl Population Services International S. Mark Taper Foundation International Relief & Development Kinnos, Inc. Baxter International Foundation Byron Rex and Kathleen Stephenson United Nations Population Fund Susan C. Schnabel and Edward L. Plummer JetBlue MAGICdATES Brandon and Natasha Beck T. June and Simon K.C. Li Charitable Fund Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen e.V. / Wings of Help Michael and Jill Severino $25,000 - $99,999 Raising Voices The Crown Family Daniel Untermyer RAD Pharmaceuticals Sheila, Dave and Sherry Gold Foundation Airbnb Rise Against Hunger Fidelity Charitable Trusees' Initiative Save the Children International $25,000 - $49,999 Ravi Singh Arabian Medical Relief Gilead Sciences, Inc. Tesla, Inc. Anonymous (3) Robert and Hope Smith BB Pods The Jacob & Valeria Langeloth Foundation The MENTOR Initiative Sussie Aller and Niels S. Henriksen Sony Corporation of America Blue Betty, Inc. The Medtronic Foundation Arlene Foundation Terri and Roland Sturm Family Foundation United Nations Development Program Merck & Co., Inc.
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 40 41 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS The Three Sisters Foundation Katie McGrath and J.J. Abrams Family Zaman International Carl Jordan Hale Thornhill Foundation, in honor of Nancy Anjana Joglekar Jean and Alex Trebek Foundation David and Claudia Zuercher Steve and Carolyn Joyner Aossey Kurt and Susie Krieser Victor Family Foundation Dr. Sabrina Kay Mickey Kantor and Heidi Schulman Trystan Upstill Law Family $5,000 - $9,999 Western Union Foundation Karin and David Kuhns Karen Kapell Vitol Foundation Krista Levitan Anonymous (11) Leaves of Grass Fund Alice M. Karoub Wendy Wachtell and Robert Graziano Walter Lin $10,000 - $24,999 Amgen Foundation LIONSGATE Suzanne and Richard Kayne Diana and Robert Walker Jeff and Laura Lipson Anonymous (8) Mark and Ellen Lipson Nancy A. Aossey, in honor of David and Willis Towers Watson Eileen Aossey Kehl Family Fund Mark and Cathy Louchheim American Academy of Family Physicians Lockton WME Foundation Arter Family Charitable Fund Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Janet McCrory LSP Family Foundation and Lisa Stone David and Susan Knapp Barry and Lee Ann McGinnis American Group Pritzker, in honor of Nancy Aossey Janet J. Assi $2,500 - $4,999 Knowles Giving Fund Gregg McWilliams and Mary Mikowski Anonymous, in memory of David Aossey Leonard Majzlin, and the Estate of Carol Hall Dorothy Barrett Anonymous (10) Sheila and Mike Kurzman The Moore Charitable Foundation Tim and Sandy Armour Majzlin Margaret Beattie Robert and Donna Abraham David and Sandra Lee Mary Morgan The Attias Family Foundation The Marilyn & Jeffrey Katzenberg Foundation Bill and Laurie Benenson Scott and Josephine Adair J. Christopher and Jennifer Lewis Joanie Nasher David and Lisa Auerbach The Mesdag Family Foundation Richard and Susan Bingham Airbnb Li Lu Humanitarian Foundation, in honor of Augie and Lynne Nieto Joan Beber Sienna R. Miller Suzanne Deal Booth AKC Fund, Inc. Nancy Aossey Norma Green Foundation Jill H. Berliner Steven and Vivian Myers Robert Bourdon Monica Alvarado Lightworker Foundation Richard and Harriet Orkand John Berookhim New Trinity Charitable Fund Daniel Bruno Anace and Polly Aossey John and Heather Little Panorama Julia Bredin Timothy and Christina Noonan Pamela Buffet, in honor of Nancy Aossey Apple Matching Gifts Program Scott and Deborah Livingston Nicholas H. Paul Broadcom Foundation Eugene and Catherine Ohr Lucy Butler and Greg Gelfand Kevin and Essie Asher Sylvia and Robert Mapel William Pechstein Kim and Virginia Caldwell John Queralt The Capital Group Companies Charitable James Avedikian Foundation The Mark Zurack & Kathy Ferguson Sandra and Dan Perlmutter Laurie S. Cappello Rainwater Charitable Foundation Foundation Barmore Fund Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Advancement Heidi and Anthony Richardella Samantha and John Colodny The Rathmann Family Foundation Marken Limited Barry Brownlee Branch, in honor of Inge and Franky Widjaja Cory Robbins Dearborn Board of Education Kevin Reilly Carol McCully Keisha and Matthew Burdick Roy and Janet Choi Robert and Debbie Rodin Zac Duvernet Richard J. Riordan Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Moti Bycel and Danielle Davidson CHUBB Gary and Cathy Rozek Giant Industries, Inc. Robert J. Bauer Family Foundation Shayle Miller and Jin-Soo Kim Richard and Margaret Byess City National Bank Glenn Shaikun The Global Bridge Foundation Sandy Sewell Ted Miller and Daisy Housel-Miller CAE USA, Inc. Dr. Seamus Connolly Mrs. Elisabeth Shenoy William and Gillian Gover Dr. Robert R. Simon and Mrs. Marilynn A. Michael and Brooke Mittman Carragher Family Fund Simon Mr. Steven L. Conrad Dianne Snedaker Maxine and Eric Greenspan Moët Hennessy USA, Inc. Harvey and Roberta Chaplin Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits John and Nicki Conti Sony Pictures Entertainment Calvin B. and Marilyn B. Gross Jaime and Susan Moreno Kathryn Chen and Jason Bonanca Anthony G. and Kathleen A. Coughlan The Stacy and Susan Litvak Donor-Advised Joyce and Fred Hameetman Vanessa Taylor Christine and Gabriel Chiu, in honor of Robert Brian N. Cox Mary Mott and Gordon Simmering Fund Martha and David Ho Judith and Allan Trinkwald and Hope Smith C. Seán and Virginia Day MUFG Union Bank Foundation Stonelf Fund Henry H. and Eleanor Hood van Beuren Charitable Foundation John Cleveland Paul and Nelly Dean Claudia Neuhauser TOMS Shoes, Inc. Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Archbold D. van Beuren Sharon Davis Gerard and Kristine deBlasi David Nochimson Stacy Twilley and Michael Kong The Karen Toffler Charitable Trust D. Michael and Claire Van Konynenburg Heather Deangelis Gregory and Sandy DeSisto Gordon and June Pickett UnitedHealth Group Martha and Bruce Karsh Paul and Betsy Von Kuster Dennis Deloria and Suzanne Thouvenelle Dr. and Mrs. Post Lydia and David Vanderbergh Nirvana Dominguez Margaret Doig Mike and Hannah Ducey William and Deborah Robinson Thomas M. Vertin and Sahba Shere BAHAMAS Mark and Jennifer Ellis Lynn and Jonathan Rosenthal Viacom, Inc. Kathleen M. Eckert Phyllis Epstein Peter Rothschild Karen and Brian Vikstrom Robert A. Eckert and Lisa Marie Bongiovanni Steven B. Farmer Mark Sandelson Juli Vitiello EOS Foundation Kevin and Holly Fletcher EQT Foundation Lauren and Andres Santo Domingo, in honor Julie Waxman and Seth Freeman of Sienna Miller ForwardPMX Judith Favell Lawrence Wheeless Eric and Karen Schiffer John and Laura Foster Steven Fifield Peter Wilkes Ambassador Rockwell and Marna Schnabel Josh and Beth Friedman The Fisher Family Fund Fred and Susan Wintermantel Dr. Paul and Mrs. Hope Schroy Ed Friedmann The Frances and Benjamin Benenson World Bank Community Connections Fund Allie and Tani Simon Martin J. Geller Foundation, Inc. World Hunger Education Service Margie Gilfords Robert Fried and Nancy Travis Eric and Susan Smidt The Goldress Family Foundation Rob and Shari Friedman Sony Biotechnology, Inc. $1,000 - $2,499 Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation Anonymous (57) F. M. Gast and Roy Ross Sony Network Entertainment LLC Kathleen D. Hassen Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Abouaf Jody and Rhonda Gessow, in honor of Nancy Spector Fund at the Boston Foundation Mina Hohlen Aossey Stephenson Pope Babcock Foundation Nellie R. Abraham Katie and Phil Holthouse GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Robert Strock Gregory Adams Mrs. Hsu-Yin Kuo Huang Gonring | Lin | Spahn Steven and Alexis Strongin Cheriya Akizimana IBM Employee Charitable Contribution GQG Partners Community Empowerment Dan and Bobbie Struve Michael Alandt Campaign Foundation James and Sally Sutter Cristian D. Alarcon J. Thomas and Janet Rajala Nelson Fund Hobson/Lucas Family Foundation Kathy Taggares and Chris Gorog Lila Ishie Ally James T. Nystrom Foundation HBO Larry and Gina Thomas American Society of Travel Agents
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 42 43 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS USA Sheela Ananth David and Erica Davidovic Lorena Gonda and Steven Kiralla Agnes and John Anderson Eva Davis Jennifer Gonring Naomi L. Aossey, in honor of all Aossey kids Vicki and William Dawson Miguel Gonzalez Raymond and Izdihar Assel Christopher Dayton John Gordon and Janis Mitchell Kaream A. Assi Des Lauriers Family James Grahn Simon Atik and Emma Bing Atik Gautam Desai Madelyne and Jerrold Green Steven David Averbuch Kelly Desander Marilyn Greene Nancy E. Baldwin Martha Dewing Sameer Gupta Elizabeth L. Barbatelli Susan P. Dilday Robert S. Hagge, Jr. Sandy and Glenn Barger Disney | ABC Television Group Kylie Hallinan Earl L. Barnett James Donlon J. Terence and B.J. Kirwan Hanna Louise Barton Craig E. Dorman Walid and Norma Harb Evan and Emily Bash Drs. Alan and Joanna Douglass Phillip and Laurie Haslam Phebe W. Bauer Patrick Drummy Tamara Henderson Elaine and Philip Benditson Thomas M. Dubois Joanne Henning Sandra Berg The Earl Family J.C. and Susan Henry Dennis Berkheiser Michael and Elise Egan, in memory of Henry Douglas and Carolen Herst Marcia Bernbaum Hood Scott Hofland Dr. Rakesh Bhalla David Ehnebuske Jerremy Holland and Anne Durante Sidharth Bhardwaj Charles and Diane Eilers Stephen and Margot Holland Drs. John and Carol Bibb Gary Elden and Phyllis Mandler Karen Houghton Bingham Kearns Charitable Fund El-Genk Family Fund Sidney Houting Scott Blankenship Jessica Ellingberg Hillard and Honor Huntington Ruskin and Anne Lawyer, in honor of Henry K.C. and Diane Murphy Pradyut Pokuri Bloom Family Foundation Gail G. Ellis, in honor of the Board of Hyman Family Foundation Endowment Fund and Eleanor Hood Nancy Murphy Jayne Post Directors The Bodhisattva Foundation James Hyman and Leslie Weisberg Nancy Leblond David and Melanie Mustone David S. Pottruck Emanuel Bachmann Foundation at the Jonathan Bredin Intel Corporation Joan and Roger Lee Keith and Carol Myers Priscilla Miranda Foundation Fund request of Kevin L. Kirkpatrick Gerald and Laurie Bresnick International Monetary Fund Joseph Lee Sayed Nasir Pritchard Family Foundation Scott Emerman Ashton Bridges Suzy Jack Doreen Leeds Scott and Lisa Nelson Ana Priu John and Kimberly Emerson Katherine Brobeck JC Henry Charitable Fund Kenneth S. Libkin Sherri and Arnold Nelson Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Richard Engel The Brockman Hadden Family Fund Billy and Mary Jernigan Dale and TJ Lindhorst Matthew Newton Program Marina Esterlis Stanford Brown Julia A. Johns, in memory of Henry Hood Jose Leonardo Loaiza Hung Nguyen Katherine Ralston Lynn Ezell Edward Burke and Naomi Kritzer Robert and Joycelyn Johnson Lobel Family Fund Mary Anne Nidiry Tracy C. Rand Lelani J. and Bradley C. Fauvre Janet and Robert Burns Shirley A. Kadoura Longo Toyota Lawrence Noe and Leslie Singer Catherine and Vidy Ravenborg Virginia Fauvre Linda and Alex Cappello Kathleen M. Kalil, Ph.D. Angela M. Lore Markos Nomikos Hannah Rector Judith Feldman Mark and Cynthia Cendrowski Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Kandell Elise Lyell Jeremy O'Brien Reed Family Foundation, Inc. Marc Fielding Kathryn Challoner Lawrence Kao Lynn Weeldreyer Giving Fund Adam and Lindsay Ockman Maria Reed Susan Figueroa Belinda Chan and Peter Schott Gadi and Karen Kaufmann John MacNamee Drake Ogilvie Eric Reeves Debbie Fisher Sherry Chen Hsu F. John Kavak Charles and Cathy Mador Dr. Dorothy A. O'Keefe Drs. Roessler and Stevens George Flores Lewis and Elizabeth Cheney Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, LP Christopher Maguire Cindy Omiya Mia Rondinella and Richard Singer David and Rebecca Friedman Chevron Matching Employee Funds Matching Gifts Robert Main Oracle Matching Gifts Program Michelle and David Rosenberg Leslie Frost Sailesh Chittipeddi Charles and Cosmo Kelly Make-a-Difference Fund of the Greater Mary Pack and Phillip Fishman Dale and Kathleen Rosenbloom Kirsten and Larry Furlong Milwaukee Foundation Laura Chiu Katrina Kelly Barbara A. Page Mary Ann Rosenfeld and Sheldon Kadish Rachel and Deana Fustini Stewart Mandler Church of Religious Science Mark and Aradhna Kelsey Michael and Diane Paley Ronald Rouda and Nancy Loncke David Gacioch Charles Marlowe Cisco Matching Gifts Program Thomas McDonald Kennedy Peg and Fredric Pashkow Allen and Cynthia Ruby David and Josie Gardner Dennis G. and Marilyn G. Martin Citigroup Global Markets, Inc. Michael Kessler Patty Roe Robbins Fund of the Jewish Susan Rust Frances Gatz and Roger Telschow Tracey Massey Myles and Eleanor Cohen Stephen Kim and Deirdre Sheedy Kim Community Foundation Robert Rutledge Tony and Carol Gemmell Erin McKenzie College of American Pathologists Foundation Todd B. Kirshner Christy Payne Ray Sacks Barry Gertz and Laura Friedman Marla Michaels Ellyn M. Corey Peter Klein and Marcia Mitnick Honorable Vicki Reynolds Pepper and Murray Salesforce Matching Gifts Program Maureen E. Gevlin and Charles Roh, Jr. M. Joyce and Mark J. Mickelson Pepper Chris Cortazzo Stacey and Larry Kohl Cynthia and Edward Santos Paul and Lisa Gibbs Kevin Miller Kristen and Mark Perlmutter Brent and Pam Cousino Mary Kolar Sarah Burns and Dennis Gannon Charitable Patrick Gilligan Steven and Rhonda Miller Ivana Petkovic Fund Charles Custer Soheila Korourian Amy Glad Rebecca Milner and Troy Plair Phung Phan Paul Savage Hassen Dakroub Emily Kuo Sharon and Herb Glaser, in honor of David Kuperstein Parvez Mody Linda Pierce Daniel Schechter Daniele Miller Charitable Fund Jonathan and Nancy Glaser Melissa Lachowitzer Erin C. Moore, in memory of Dr. Bill Moore Thomas and Patricia Pinkos Marc and Judith Schuckit David and Pamela Richardson Family Fund of Kevin Goetz The Oregon Community Foundation Sarah Laibstain Laura J. Morrison Michael Plevyak Donald and Elyse Schuerman Stan and Abbie Golden Peter Moyer Roy Poblete Karen and Tom Schulman
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 44 45 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS Dr. Lora Schulwitz Jeanne and Walter Thomas Bennet Yee Jeff and Diane Broadus Jeffrey Dennis Eric Geithner Victor and Judy Sears Julianna Thornberg Tzychyi Yu Nicholas Brokaw David Deramus Robert Geneczko Ketan and Rachita Shah Cindy Thorp Hsu-Chieh Yuan Brookby Foundation Linda Derschang Linda Geoffroy Heather Shaver David and Nancy Thyng Erik and Karen Zea Ed Brown Michael Desantis Mary Germain George Sheer Laura Tippl Karen Zizmor Jane and Skip Brown Christopher and Susan Dick Boyd and Gayetta Gibbons Charles Sheets Marc Tompkins Monica Brown Gina M. Divenuti Ms. Jane Gilday $500 - $999 Waheed Sheikh Tricia and Dana Torrey Richard Brown Fernando Donoso Kevin and Neil Goetz Anonymous (119) Lorraine Sheinberg James Henry Trexler George Browning and Carol Browning- Ann M. Donovan Leslie Gold Jon Abrahams Martha Sholes David Tuchmann Diniega Dustin Doss Tracy Gordon Elizabeth R. Abrams Richard M. Shor Christopher Turner Barbara and James Brusstar Gregory Doty Ryan Gottfredson Mashid Ahmadi Margaret and Thomas Simms Marylu Tuthill Robert and Marilyn Buchholz Douglas & Ann Marie Grieve Family Fund Steve Gould and Mary Marshall Adnan Ahmed Adam and Heather Simon United HealthCare Svs, Inc Diana Buckhantz Draper Matching Gifts Program Robert F. Green AIG Matching Grants Program Heyam and Joseph Alcodray, in memory of Upstate Restoration Church of Jesus Christ Mary Bunting Mark A. Drengson Karen Greene Ghazi Al Mutawa Fatme Simon Diane Van Boxel Susan Burger DripDrop John Gresham and Dr. Susan Curtiss Hesham Alalusi Jeremy Simon Chaya van Essen Ramona L. Cappello Jane C. Drorbaugh Shelley Gross Jamie Ally and family Dr. Robert R. Simon and Mrs. Marilynn A. David and Lydia Vandenbergh Manuel Cardenas James Dubey Sandeep Gupta Simon, in memory of David Aossey Amazon Smile Teri and Mark Vershel Mary Carlson Reginald Dugard Helen and David Gustavson Rosa Kendall Sinnott Judith W. Anderson Viking Global Foundation Matching Gifts Frances and George Carlson Stephen Duncan E. P. Guthrie and J. A. Mankovich Albert and Maureen Smith Sharon Andolina Wagner Program Rob and Carolyn Carlson Robert Eccli Beverly Haas SNM London Hairdressing Curtis Appel Kashi Vishwanath Carrie Alice Johnson Charitable Fund Donald and Mary Lou Eitzman Rob Hagelberg Sony Electronics Tom Arnesen Michael and Denise Vitullo Rosemary and David Carson Zerifie and Adnan Elkadri Christopher Haley Abbe Sorensen Gordana Atallah Jerry Wayne The Carswell Family Giving Fund Richard Elrauch William and Martha Hall Andy Spahn and Jennifer Perry AXA Foundation Lincoln Webbeking Susan Case Robert and Milena Emery Lisa and Steve Hansen Stephen W. Spellman, Jr. Joun Bae Lawrence and Kimberly Weinberg Douglas and Phyllis Cassetta Maureen Empfield Susan G. Haragely Susan Stearns Sara S. Bagliere Jeffrey Weiner and Cathy Ferraro Patricia L. Cawley Ender Family Fund of Triangle Community Helen Harkins Brenda and Ernie Stein Hemant N. Bailoor Daniel and Dena Weis Center for Disaster Philanthropy Foundation Tim and Trude Harrington C. William Sundblad Nancy Kassebaum Baker The Wellman-Prozan Fund of The Pittsburgh Carolyn Champ Karen and Earl Enzer Jay J. Harris Alex Sung Foundation Jacob Ballon, M.D. Lynne Champion Ernsteen Family Foundation Julius Harris Thomas and Anna Sweeney Veronica White Denton Ballough Israel and Patricia Chavez Del Pino Larry Erwin William C. Harrison Maria Taft Clemow Mary Whitson Mr. and Mrs. Ballough Michael Choy and Shannon Moffett H. Allen Evans Jennifer Hashway Cassio Tanikawa and Leticia Oseguera Robert Wiersma Marian L. Banning Yuen Chui Elisa and Robert Ezor Carol Hasson and Samuel Vodopia Merle Tausig Dorothy D. Winkey David Bartz and Margaret Johnson Citi Foundation Faith Cosmetics Gary Hattem G. Anthony Siesfeld and Anne Cameron The Winter Family Fund Bates White Economic Consulting Courtney Clough Duane and Colleen Fasen Isabella Healy Thomas Luis Woodhouse and Patricia Velasco James Bellows Lisa Colacurcio Alston Fitts III & Anne M Fitts Laurie and Johan Hedlund Cara-Lynne Thomas Robert and Barbara Woodruff Douglas Bender Catherine Collinson John Flaherty Adam Heinauer Richard Benne Jacqueline Collis Adele Florendo Riaz Helfer Mr. Thomas Bernadzikowski Jeff and Ruth Colyer Lucille and Patrick Flynn Samuel Henderson PUERTO RICO Randi C. Berney Michele Cook Jacqueline and Arlington Forbes Henson Family Charitable Fund Richard and Terese Bernstein Jessica and Matthew Cooper Natalie Forrest and Douglas Sprague Sigrid Hepp-Dax Toby and Daniel Bernstein Robert and Regina Cowell Elliott N. Fortescue Margaret Hiatt Daniel Bertrand Stacey Creem and Robert Sharenow Mark and Cherylana Foss Danielle Hickman Peter A. Bigot Margaret B. Crone Susan Fowler Maud Hinchee Thomas and Karen Binder Timothy Curtis James Frain Mark and Katherine Hinton Angelina Bingham Karen and Karim Dada Todd Frazier Eri Hirano Bitting Charitable Fund Mary E. Daly, in memory of David Aossey Shirley J. Fredricks Peter Hixson Virginia Blum Jeremy Daross Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Mr. James G. Hoffman Paul Bond Foundation Robert and Carol Day Suzanne and Larre Hoke Maarten Bosland Alan J. Friedman Clark and Janice De Jonge Richard Hollander and Peggy E. Weil Jonathan Boston Jon Friedman Mary Hope Dean The Hollows Family Charitable Fund Bernard Bourke Lila and James Gage, in memory of David Alfred Decrane and Joan Hoffman Decrane Michael and Laura Holt Hazel Bowen Aossey Del Duca Family Charitable Fund, in memory Nancy S. Horie Robin and William Brandt of Ben and Sarah Doreen Gantz Jonathan W. House Marilyn Brannon The Delivanis Kibrick Fund David F. Gardner Suzanne Hudson Jay Brecker and Eileen Cowin Eric Della Vedova Sandra Garry Anjali Hulbanni Pam Brendlinger Mark D. Demanes Karen Gatewood Molly Hussey Yolanda E. Gawlik
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 2019 46 47 2019 INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS Renee Hyatt and Paul Erwin Paula Lessa Alicia Nancoo The Robert M. Smith Family Charitable Fund Standard Insurance Company Matching Gifts Isabell von Alvensleben ICF International Matching Gifts Program Douglas and Susan Levin Nancy Lynn Osborn Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Rogers Program Terry Wachsner and Kathryn Schloessman Denise Iguma Anne Lezak and Harry Chen National Geographic Deidre Roney and John Caderette Mrs. Angela A. Stedman Joan Waddle Sharyl Inlow Oksana Lien Clement Nazareth Jennifer Ruffino William Stelzel Chris Wagers Faisal Iqbal LinkedIn David and Angella Nazarian Janet Rustow Nick Stonnington Michael E. Walsh Marvin Ivey Laura Little Iris Nelson-Schwartz Patrick Ryan and Maye Fukumoto Abigail Streitmatter Jessie Freer Walters J.J.C.T.M. Foundation Margaret Loesch Neusteter Colorado Company, in honor of The SAD foundation Samantha Strickland Jonathan Walton Mr. Anthony L. Jackson Alexander Lofft James Kurowski Qasid Sadiq Stephen Swigert David L. Ward William Jacobi Steven Loftus Charles and Susan Newirth Natalia and Peter Safran Erica Tavares Susanne Ward Leonard Jacobs Julia and Stephen Luerman Allan Newstadt Gerald I. Sakai P.K. and Vimala Thamburaj Judy and James Warner Jacquelyn J. Legg Memorial Trust Jorge Luna Erin Nguyen Sajoo Samuel Heidi Thompson Jonathan Webber Anna Jardine Steven and Gayle Lund Lee and Margo Nicholas Elizabeth Sayman Leslie Thurman Sandy Weil J-Cut Films Russell Lyons Didem Nisanci Marion and Thomas Scambos Jack Tiethof and Anita Sy Ricki Weinberger and Alan Willson Thomas Jeffries Margaret Madden Gary Nygaard Marilyn Schallom Edward Tio Joseph and Patricia Wenzel Johnson & Johnson Cian O. Mahony Denis and Anita O'Donoghue Richard Schoech Benjamin and Margot Tishler Jay Westlin and Lilly Lenavitt Desmond and Julia Jolly Malka Family Charitable Fund Steve Ogier Gerald and Connie Schroeder Yukie Tomooka Marjorie Whistler, in honor of Mark Ward and William M. and Dorna L. Jones Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals Matching Gifts Kimberly Olson James Sedlacek Deborah Toon in memory of Jean Ward Joshua and Larissa Abrams Charitable Fund Program Ishaq Osman Emilia Shaldjian Anne and Roger Tracy Kristen Whyly Mr. and Mrs. David B. Joyce Marion Martin Lynn and Neville Ostrick Yizhi Shan Brett Trani Stan And Ramona Wilcox Gurmeet Kalra Jeffrey Masters Palm Harbor Newcomers Club Mrs. and Mr. Ming Shao Patricia Trantham Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Wilfret Chris and Mary Ellen Kanoff Rebecca Matheson Nelson Palmer Miriam and Nadev Shelef Margaret Traub Alyson Wise David and Kenlyn Kanouse James Mathews Vimi Pandey Johnny Shieh Debu and Rebecca Tripathy Thomas Witherup Eric and Meredith Kaplan Romy Mavumkal John Park Mahmud Shihadeh Michael Tripp Lawrence B. Wolbarsht, M.D. Katharine King Fund of the Liberty Hill Jeffrey and Masako McBride Andy Knox, Chelsea Partners Crystal Sicairos Elinor Turner, in honor of Terri Kohl Joanne Wuerker Foundation Amy R. McClory Bimal and Kavita Patel Wendy and Michael Sidley Richard Turner Vanessa Wurman Carol and Francis Kearns Shane McDaniel Chintan and Rupal Patel John and Laurie Sischo Twelve Corners Presbyterian Church Anita Yarossi Kiersten Keester Susan R. Mckay Dr. Julia L. Paz Albert Small Donna Van Canneyt Walid Yassir William and Marla Kennedy Christa M. McReynolds Edward Pearson Sofia Families Fund Mark C. Vappi Douglas Yoshida and Jennifer Huang Robert and Mary Kerrigan Dr. William and Mimi Meffert Marta Peña Logiforms Software Jon Vein Karla Zamorano Sylvia Kihara and Roger Neill Robin C. Meili Susan Penn Donald and Edna Spencer Catrien Villamil Jennifer K. Zeller Christina and Arthur Kim Ruth J. Mendez Dr. Alan O. Perantoni Paul St. John Mrs. LaDona Thomas Vincent Liz Kim Leta Menton Debra Perlo Roohi and Brian Stack Visa Matching Gifts Program Gregory Kimball Merrill Kramer Foundation Phelan Hallinan Diamond & Jones Hideaki Kimura Jeanne Meyers Stacy Pineles ETHIOPIA Bruce Kirk Christine and Mike Mignola David and Elin Poneman Ernest and Karen Koenig Bob Miller and Jude Wilber Pamela Popovich Margaret Kopec and John Glanz Jeff Miller Damien Proctor Nancy Kosseff Dianne Milner The Progressive Insurance Foundation Thomas Koster Brenda Milum Kaley Quast Frances Krogstad Paul Mininni Kathleen Quasula Kelli and Michael Krueger Cherri P. Mohler Mr. & Mrs. Evan Randolph, in honor of Hope Brenda Kuehner Callie and John Momtazee Strickland Charles Kuether and Susan Effertz Ms. Susan Monahan Nick Ravden Tomasz Kukielka Bobbe and Timothy Moore Purva Rawal Dimitra Kyriakou Amy Moreno Patricia Reabold Lincy Lal Luis Moreno Alan Reichbart Wanda Lau Ruth Morentz Kathleen Reiss Mary Laucks Ms. Carole A. Morgan Donna and Marc Renzema Susan Laverdure Peter Morkill Katharine Revello Sandra L. Lavin Kathleen and William Mudd Michelle Richman Bora Lee Denise and Joe Mueller Linda K. Richter Sandra Lee August Muench-Nasrallah Roger Rieke William Lehman Ernest Murillo Thomas and Amy Riley Eric Leibovitch Mary Lu Murphy Michael and Nancy Rion Clifford Leong Alice Nadin Robert D. Shipp Donor Fund
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SPECIAL THANKS to the following individuals who have raised critically needed funds on our behalf.
Richard Bauer 2019 Annual Women’s Emma Bing Luncheon Committee Jordan Christopher Brown Brentwood Cisco Josephine Adair Columbia University Center for Career Lisa Barbato Education Linda Cappello Victoria Cook Ellen Lipson Alexis Deutsch-Adler Pamela Mohn Gina Deutsch-Zakarin Heidi Murkoff Susan Dilday Tanya Perlmutter First Responder Monthly Donors Michelle Richman Ashley Fontanetta Leslie Thurman Stephen Gavel Christine Toretti Nikki Glaser James Hakell Malibu Tina Haveles Susanne Aller Noah Herzog Pam Brendlinger John Iskrant Laurie Cappello Maz Jobrani Gina Deutsch-Zakarin Tammy Johnson Anjini Desai Sara Just Debbie Fisher Katie Kerbstat Jacqueline Forbes David Koechner Jennifer Kell Ana Ladou Mia Rondinella Manika Lall Lionsgate Pasadena Heidi and Erik Murkoff Shelley Allen Music for Relief Avery Barth Aaron Perlmutter Jennifer Gonring Eric Reeves Terri Kohl Gene Seroka Debbie Rodin Tesla, Inc. Vanessa Terzian Bradley Wachtell Alison Winter Wendy Wachtell WhatToExpect.com Peter Wilkes Kate Wilson Adrienne Wittenberg James Yaffe Nicole Young
CAMEROON
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COVER Crystal Wells 2 Anggi Frisca 4 Jonah Sargent 6 Patrick Meinhardt 8 Lambert Coleman 10 Patrick Meinhardt 12 Laurence Deroches 14 Crystal Wells 15 Crystal Wells 16 Lamech Mutava 17 Crystal Wells 18 KUN 22 Lambert Coleman 23 Margaret Traub Sonia Lowman Mohammed Khamis 24 Jillian Rose 25 (clockwise) Jillian Rose Jillian Rose John Miles Crystal Wells 26 (clockwise) Alison Buck Tiffany Rose 27 (clockwise) Alison Buck Tiffany Rose/Getty Images Sarah Golonka Sarah Golonka 28 Patrick Meinhardt 29 Laurence Deroches Sonia Lowman 32 Margaret Traub 34 International Medical Corps 35 Lamech Mutava 38 Crystal Wells 41 Abdulah Raweh 42 Laurence Deroches 45 Tyler Marshall 46 Shelley Wenk 49 Shelley Wenk 51 Patrick Meinhardt 52 Crystal Wells 55 Lamech Mutava JAPAN
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There are many ways you can help International Medical Corps provide lifesaving care and help communities gain self-reliance after a disaster.
INTERNATIONALMEDICALCORPS.ORG/GIVE
WAYS TO GIVE WORKPLACE GIVING
Become a monthly donor Corporate matching gifts Combined Federal Campaign for federal employees Make a one-time gift via Federal Designation check, credit card, wire #10912 transfer or online PLANNED GIVING Make a gift of stocks or mutual funds Create a gift in your will
Make a gift in honor Make a gift of life insurance of a loved one Leave a gift from your retirement account Make a gift via your Contact Elaine Benditson at 310.826.7800 or [email protected] donor-advised fund for more information.
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 12400 WILSHIRE BLVD, SUITE 1500, LOS ANGELES, CA 90025 310.826.7800
SOMALIA
International Medical Corps is governed by an all-volunteer Board of Directors and qualifies as a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code and under Section 23701(d) of the California Revenue and Taxation Code. International Medical Corps’ Tax Identification Number is 95-3949646. All contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by law.
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HEADQUARTERS INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 12400 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1500 Los Angeles, CA 90025 PHONE: 310.826.7800 FAX: 310.442.6622
WASHINGTON, DC INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS 1313 L Street NW, Suite 110 Washington, DC 20005 PHONE: 202.828.5155 FAX: 202.828.5156
UNITED KINGDOM INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS-UK Ground Floor 161 Marsh Wall London E14 9SJ Great Britain PHONE: +44 (0) 207 253 0001 FAX: +44 207 250 3629 www.InternationalMedicalCorps.org.uk
CROATIA INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS Trondheimska 4a 21000 Split, Croatia PHONE: +385 21 549 965
DUBAI INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS International Humanitarian City Building 1 – 3rd Floor, Suite 313 Dubai Industrial Park Complex Sheik Mohammed Bin Zayed Rd, Dubai, UA PHONE: +971 4 277 8012 FAX: +971 4 277 8098
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