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HAAM ANNUAL REPORT 2013

www.myhaam.org Dear Friends of HAAM:

The year 2013 brought many changes to the health care landscape in our nation, our community and to the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM). But through it all, HAAM’s core values and mission remained rock solid. We love Austin. We love live music. And we love what HAAM does for Austin’s musicians.

Two major changes affected HAAM in 2013. First, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) began to take effect—opening new doors for many HAAM members to obtain health insurance. Although some people thought that the ACA might reduce the need for HAAM, nothing could be further from the truth. Because Texas did not follow many other states and expand its Medicaid eligibility, more than 60% of current HAAM members still need HAAM to access affordable health care. Additionally, the ACA does not usually provide the dental, vision, hearing and other health care services that are currently available to HAAM members.

The second major change for HAAM in 2013 was the departure of our much loved, longtime executive director, Carolyn Schwarz, who deftly guided the organization for eight years. We wish her well and welcome Reenie Collins to our team as executive director. A native Austinite with deep roots in the health care and non-profit community, Reenie is passionate about HAAM and its mission. Reenie has a long-standing history with the HAAM family and actually worked as a health care consultant to our founder Robin Shivers in 2005 when HAAM was being formed.

Throughout all the transitions, HAAM members continued to receive expert care from our outstanding affiliate service providers: the Seton Healthcare Family (primary health care), the St. David’s Foundation in partnership with the Capital Area Dental Foundation (dental health), the SIMS Foundation (mental health), Estes Audiology (hearing care), Prevent Blindness Texas (vision care) and Whole Foods (wellness/nutrition). We are extremely grateful to each of these service providers and look forward to many more years of collaboration with them.

As the chairman of the HAAM board, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to my fellow board members. We have one of the strongest boards in this community and are very blessed to have such strong leadership and support. I would also like to extend a special thanks to Liz Watson as she rolls off the board. Liz is a strong advocate for Austin’s musicians and we deeply appreciate her service to HAAM. Finally, thank you to the HAAM staff and the army of HAAMbassadors who work so hard to help raise the funds that support the work we do.

I am so proud to be associated with HAAM and look forward to the year ahead. I have no doubt that HAAM will continue to adapt to meet any and all of the challenges that may lay ahead.

Sincerely,

Chris Adams

2 www.myhaam.org SHARING THE LOVE HAAM SERVICES PROVIDED IN 2013 HAAM MEMBERS 2,130 2,050 Health Alliance for Austin Musicians provided: 1,920 1,195 eligibility and renewal appointments 1,698 Seton Healthcare Family provided: 3,165 clinic visits to 1,319 patients 1,353 804 hospital services, including outpatient, inpatient and 1,199 emergency room procedures 927 1,696 prescriptions 302 referrals to specialists 667 450 St. David’s Foundation in partnership with the Capital Area Dental Foundation provided: 1,098 dental visits to 641 patients The SIMS Foundation provided: 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 6,032 sessions of counseling, psychiatric and addiction-recovery services for member-musicians Estes Audiology provided: 320 hearing screenings for members who then received custom earplugs 88% 60% 53% Prevent Blindness Texas provided: of members earn less do not qualify for the members under 229 complete eye exams, prescriptions and vouchers for free than $17,000 annually. Affordable Care Act, earning 40 years of age. pairs of glasses to musicians less than $12,000 annually.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 2013 2013 EXPENSES Assets Fundraising $123,829 Cash $677,146 Management/General $71,442 Money Market $251,769 ______Program $810,945 Accounts Receivable $29,230 Fixed Assets $14,673 Total Expenses $1,006,216 ______Other Current Assets $7,551 Total Assets $980,369 ASSETS LIABILITIES & $14,673 Fixed Assets NET ASSETS Liabilities and Net Assets $29,230 $7,551 Other Current Assets $1,165 Liabilities Liabilities $1,165 Accounts Receivable Unrestricted Unrestricted Undesignated Net Assets $523,010 Undesignated $251,769 Net Assets ______Unrestricted Designated for Reserve Fund $334,000 Money Market $334,000 Total Net Assets $857,010 $677,146 $523,010 Cash Total Liabilities and Net Assets $858,175 Unrestricted Designated STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 2013 For Reserve Revenue Fund Foundation Support $385,080 Special Events $556,890 REVENUE EXPENSES Individual Contributions $196,728 $1,416 $31,320 $123,829 Interest & Dividends $1,416 Interest & Dividends In-Kind Professional Fundraising Services ______In-Kind Professional Services $31,320 $196,728 $71,442 Total Revenue $1,171,434 Individual Management/ Contributions $385,080 General Expenses Foundation Support Fundraising $123,829 Management/General $71,442 $556,890 $810,945 Special Events Program ______Program $810,945 Total Expenses $1,006,216

Summary *Revenue and expense figures do not include the market value of Change in Net Assets $133,113 health care services (estimated to be $7,483,571 in 2013) provided Net Assets, Beginning of Year $857,017 by HAAM affiliate service providers: Seton Healthcare Family, Net Assets, End of Year $990,130 St. David’s Foundation, The Sims Foundation, Capital Area Dental Foundation, Estes Audiology and Prevent Blindness Texas. www.myhaam.org 3 HAAM LOVES sharing stories about the difference you are making in the lives of Austin’s musicians through your donations and support.

“At a time like this when everyone is struggling with health care, Austin is ahead of the game. I wish that every town had a HAAM.”

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IN LOVE WITH HAAM…AND EACH OTHER

HAAM members and musical legends, Lorrie Singer and Clinic in East Austin. “I really think Seton lives up to its Bradley Kopp have played music all over the world, but are mission statement,” Lorrie said. “Everything is built on their proud to call Austin home. The couple joined HAAM in the commitment to offer the best, most compassionate care early days of the program and have been loyal members possible to anyone and everyone. Dr. Buttrey genuinely and supporters ever since. cares and gives everyone the time they need.”

Bradley credits HAAM with helping save his life and Lorrie and Bradley continue to write and perform together keeping his family from financial bankruptcy. In 2009, and understand the many challenges faced by working following a colonoscopy screening (ordered by his Seton musicians. “It’s a hard life, but a rewarding life,” said Lorrie doctor through HAAM), Bradley was diagnosed with stage who also does studio work and voiceovers. Bradley, a 2 colon cancer. “HAAM helped me get the operation I lead guitarist who has toured with musical icons such as needed and the necessary radiation and chemotherapy Alejandro Escovedo and Jimmy Dale Gilmore, is also a from some really remarkable Seton doctors,” said Bradley, recording engineer and record producer. who is now cancer-free. When Lorrie needed knee surgery, HAAM was there to help. “I received excellent “We live in a city that is enhanced by a vibrant music care from Seton that I could never have afforded without culture, but because of economic realities, that culture HAAM,” she explained. needs support to maintain and grow. If people don’t support programs like HAAM, they will go away,” Bradley Lorrie and Bradley are both long-standing patients said. (and huge fans!) of Dr. Sara Buttrey, a general practice physician with the Seton McCarthy Community Health

4 www.myhaam.org 5 “HAAM sends a clear message that Austin is a community that CARES about musicians.”

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THE HEALING POWER OF MUSIC

HAAM member and jazz guitarist Margaret Slovak has and find a health plan that suited her needs. “The HAAM lived all over the country, but Austin stands out among workshop was really helpful. I ended up finding a great, the pack. “Of all the cities I have lived in, Austin is the only affordable plan and have HAAM to thank for pointing me one that offers such comprehensive support for musicians. in the right direction.” Medical, dental, vision, hearing, mental health – HAAM has got it all,” she said. Although a relative newcomer to the Austin music scene, HAAM has helped Margaret connect with other musicians When Margaret moved to Austin in 2012 after ten years and find new opportunities to share her music. In addition living and performing in New York City, she joined HAAM, to teaching and composing, Margaret plays at area mostly for the dental benefits. “HAAM has really been a senior centers, memory care units, hospices and other blessing to me,” said Margaret, who has received care from venues. Every Monday, she plays for patients undergoing Capital Area Dental Foundation dentist, Dr. Neal Shah. “I chemotherapy at Texas Oncology. couldn’t afford dental care without it.” “It is amazing to have this program for musicians that Another blessing came in the form of a workshop that makes everyone feel like they are not alone. I don’t feel HAAM organized last year on the Affordable Care Act like one little person trying to make a living as a musician. (ACA). Margaret attended the workshop and was I feel like I am part of a greater community. “ connected to a program that helped her navigate the ACA www.myhaam.org 5 5 HAAM BENEFIT DAY: A MUTUAL LOVE FEST.

Courtney Sanchez and Glenn Rexach at the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf on HAAM Benefit Day 2013

The eighth annual HAAM Benefit Daywas presented by Whole Foods Market on Tuesday, September 24, 2013. The citywide celebration of live music and the HOW IT WORKS local musicians that make Austin the Live Music Capital of the World raised a record-breaking $361,000 for HAAM’s mission of providing affordable access to On HAAM Benefit Day, area health care for uninsured, low-income musicians. businesses pledge five percent of the days’ proceeds or make The day featured 200 live performances by local bands across the city in locations a cash donation. In 2013, ranging from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to clubs, restaurants, yoga more than 289 businesses studios, banks, office buildings and retail shops. participated in the fundraiser. The day culminated with the first annualALL ATX–The Concert at ACL Live featuring Local music lovers can support an all-star lineup of musicians, including Christopher Cross, Eric Johnson, Jimmie HAAM on HAAM Benefit Day Vaughan, Suzanna Choffel, Monte Montgomery, Charlie and Will Sexton and many by dining and shopping at more. The brainchild of local realtor and music benefactor, Gary Keller and Grammy- these local establishments. winning producer, Randy Miller, All ATX brought together Austin’s talented musicians to support HAAM’s mission.

Thank you to the entire community for making HAAM Benefit Day 2013 such a tremendous success. Thank you to event chair Keith Donahoe and to Christine Thompson with AMFM Studios for producing this year’s public service announcement featuring musicians, Marcia Ball, Erin Ivey, Kevin Russell (Shinyribs), Carlos Sosa and The Tripps and to Catarina Sigerfoos for her tireless efforts on behalf of HAAM.

HAAM also wishes to thank Whole Foods Market for its long-standing support of HAAM Benefit Day and to our 2013 underwriters: Brown Distributing, The Brown Cup, C3 Presents, The Grainger Foundation, Keller Williams Realty International, South By Southwest, Texas Heritage Songwriters’ Association and Thundercloud Subs.

Thank you to event chair, Keith Donahoe and the hard-working HAAM Benefit Day 2013 Committee: Caroline Burruss, Nancy Coplin, John Dapper, Mark Frick, Wade Green, John T. Kunz, David Landry, Ron Ramelli, Jorge Rangel, Hill Shands, Loranda Stuart, Tim Taylor, Amy Vercruysse and Rick Whitely. Kevin Russell and Winfield Cheek of Shinyribs at Whole Foods Market 6 on HAAM Benefit Day 2013 HAAM BENEFIT DAY 2013 PARTICIPATING BUSINESSES

Presenting Sponsor KBGE Engineering St. Paul’s Episcopal Church La Condesa McGarrah Jessee Swan Percussion Lambert’s Downtown Barbeque Whole Foods Market MHBT Inc. Texas Hillel Lavaca Street Bar (4 locations) Noodles & Co. (5 locations) Texas Music Water Lenoir Restaurant Oxford Commercial Threadgill’s Little Lucy’s Underwriter PlainsCapital Bank Tito’s Handmade Vodka Live Love Paddle Brown Distributing St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Todd V. Wolfson Photography Los Senderos Studios, LLC The Brown Cup J. Cole Stout Uchi Mantis Massage C3 Presents St. Jude Medical Urban Betty Salon Marigold - Gateway to India The Grainger Foundation Strait Music Company USBG Austin Massage Envy (2 locations) Torchy’s Tacos – Trailer Park The W Hotel Myo Massage Keller Williams Realty International Twin Liquors Wyndham Garden Hotel One-to-One Bar South By Southwest UrbanSpace The Parish Texas Heritage Songwriters’ Wes Peoples Homes 5%- these businesses donate Rattle Inn Association Whataburger (2 locations) 5% of proceeds from sales on Rita’s Italian Ice (3 locations) Thundercloud Subs (23 locations) HAAM Benefit Day Rocket Electrics Supporting Sponsors - $1,000 Adeleante Boutique Roll on Sushi Diner Partner - $5,000 All State Benefits Amy’s Ice Creams /Phil’s Ice House Rootin’ Ridge Toymakers Austin City Limits Live at The Austin Association of Health (14 locations) Ruby’s BBQ Moody Theater Underwriters Antone’s Nightclub Sahara Lounge Burt Watts Austin’s Pizza (12 locations) Antone’s Record Shop Santa Rita Cantina (1206 W. 38th) Dale Minor – TD Brand Consultants BMW of Austin AOMA Herbal Medicine Satellite Bistro and Bar theGKWco Brett Arabie (Oxford Commercial) Apothecary Shop Saxon Pub GSD&M Discount Electronics Austin Compounding Pharmacy The Scoot Inn Outhouse Designs Estes Audiology Austin Rocks Serve Gourmet Space Rehearsal & Recording Hotel San Jose Austin Personal Tutor Shoal Creek Saloon Studios Hyatt Regency Austin Austin Visitor Center Simply Austin Furniture SXSWfm/ Miller Brewing Co. Jim Saxton Insurance Bacon Restaurant South Austin Chiropractic United Health care Lilly USA, LLC B. B. Rover’s Café & Pub Spider House Café Whitebox Advisors Locke Lord LLP B.D. Riley’s Irish Pub Star Bar Maudie’s Tex-Mex Beerland Sway Sponsor - $2500 Maxwell Locke & Ritter LLP Botticelli’s South Congress TRACE Aetna Metropolis Apartments Birds Barbershop (5 locations) Violins Etc Balcones Resources The Muskin Company Cheer up Charlie’s Volstead Lounge Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Polycom Clear Point Wellness Wahoo’s Fish Tacos (2 locations) Cedar Street Courtyard Prosperity Bank The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Wanderlust Yoga Studios Delaware North Companies – proud St. Michael’s Episcopal Church (7 locations) Waterloo Records & Video operator of the businesses at The Summit at Westlake Hills, The Continental Club West End Chiropractic Austin-Bergstrom International Brookdale Senior Living The Continental Club Gallery The White Horse Airport including (20): University Baptist Church Counter Culture Restaurant Wild About Music • Ray Benson’s Roadhouse Bar UBS/Mark Moore Cypress Grill Woody Price Limousine • Ray’s Chuck Wagon Whole Earth Provision Co. Deja Set Yost Automotive • Salt Lick BBQ (3 locations) The Drag Bar • Salt Lick Taco Bar Winstead PC El Mercado South Media Sponsors • Saxon Pub Beth and Dave Yanke Elephant Room KGSR, 101X, KLBJ-FM • Hill’s Cafe Encore Records Austin-American Statesman • Nuevo Leon Mexican Friends of HAAM End of an Ear Austin Business Journal Restaurant Austin Convention & Visitors Bureau Evangeline Café The Austin Chronicle • Schlotzsky’s Deli Broadway Bank Flamingo Cantina Music Lab • Earl Campbell’s Sports Bar Bunkhouse Group Flipnotics Time Warner Cable Central Texas • Maudie’s Tex-Mex Combo Platter Gibson Street Bar Austin Fusion Magazine.com • Lefty’s Bar and Grille on 6th Cousins Properties Güero’s Taco Bar AMFM Studios & Magazine Street Episcopal Church of the Gypsy Lounge CultureMap Austin • Mangia Pizza Resurrection Headhunters KMFA • Austin Java Gate 10 The Front Porch in conjunction with Holy Mountain Do512 • Austin Java Gate 15 All Saints’ Episcopal Church Horseshoe Lounge Yelp • Austin Warehouse District Gibson Musical Instruments Hotel Vegas YNN • Longhorns Store Del Geiger Hyde Park Bar and Grill (South) • Book People Dulce Vida Tequila Iguana Grill Print Sponsors • Austin Chronicle Hendler Law J. Black’s Feel Good Lounge BuildASign.com • Waterloo Records Brenda Ladd Photography Jo’s on South Congress Sanctuary Printshop • Austin City Limits Go Local Forestar Lam Research Group Mark and Laurie Frick Neiman Marcus Frost Bank (2 locations) NewGen Strategies and Solutions “We have proudly supported HAAM Benefit Hanger Inc. LLC Day since day one. We LOVE supporting Hilton (Liberty Tavern) RK Audiology Jackson Walker LLP St. Julian’s Episcopal Church HAAM’s mission and so do our shoppers.” Rachel Malish, media and community relations coordinator, Whole Foods Market Austin www.myhaam.org 7 PHOTO BY STEVEN MACKIE PHOTOGRAPHY

CHASING DREAMS IN AUSTIN

After playing clubs for a few years in her hometown of Cleveland, vocalist and songwriter Britny Lobas packed up her car and drove to Austin. “I wanted to chase my musical dreams and decided I needed to go to either Nashville or Austin,” she said. “I was scared to leave home, but am so happy I did.” And so is Austin. The high-caliber music talent that is drawn to Austin is in part driven by the tremendous support musicians like Britny receive from organizations like HAAM.

When Britny arrived in town, she was quickly embraced by Austin’s supportive community of musicians. She formed a band called Britny Lobas & Red Coral where she learned about HAAM from two of her bandmates.

“I didn’t think something that cool could exist,” Britny recalled. “My dad was a professional musician who played five nights a week, but he never had anything like HAAM.”

When Austin’s infamous allergies stole Britny’s voice, she used HAAM to get a steroid shot at a Seton clinic. “Before HAAM, I’d be worrying about whether I could afford to go to the doctor or if I needed to cancel a show,” she said. “With HAAM, I was able to see my doctor and perform that same night.”

Britny has also used HAAM for an “Musicians do not bring in that much money. annual vision screening and free pair We can work six nights in a row, but still not make of glasses. She hasn’t used her dental or hearing benefits yet, but plans to rent. When you donate to HAAM, get new earplugs soon to protect her you are hearing. “Just knowing that I can go to the dentist or get new ear molds feeding Austin’s soul and helping without spending a week’s pay makes me feel safe. It helps me focus on musicians play the music that we all LOVE.” being an artist and making a living.”

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ONE BIG HEALTHY FAMILY

East Cameron Folkcore is an 11-member band that prides itself on making a lot of noise. The band was formed in 2009 following a tragic fire that took the life of fellow “East Cameron musician and close friend, Jon Pettis. “East Cameron Folkcore is the phoenix that arose out of the ashes to pay tribute to our friend,” said lead vocalist and guitarist, Folkcore is a big Jesse Moore. family. We play

Several members of East Cameron Folkcore have access to affordable health care music because through HAAM. Vocalist Allen Dennard credits HAAM and affiliate provider, The SIMS we LOVE to do it. Foundation, for helping him get sober. “I was stumbling into all kinds of trouble,” Allen said. “I entered treatment when I found out I was going to be a father. That was my That can be really breaking point.” difficult in today’s HAAM provided Allen access to an affordable psychiatric evaluation and world. HAAM prescriptions for antidepressants. “HAAM gave me access to resources that I did not know were available to me. Without HAAM, I know for certain that I would not have makes it possible access to health care. I just can’t afford it,” Allen said. to have the day

Vocalist and harmonica player, Blue Mongeon credits HAAM for saving his life. jobs that we have Following a bad fall, Blue needed emergency surgery to stop bleeding in his brain. “I and still play music am alive today because of HAAM,” he said. Blue, who has played music since he was six years old, is grateful for all the doctors and nurses who cared for him at Seton. and go on tour.”

Jesse Moore was a member of HAAM before enrolling in a low-cost plan through the Affordable Care Act (ACA). “I went to the HAAM office and they walked me through the process. But there are a lot of musicians out there that live below the cut-off line East Cameron Folkcore from left to for the ACA and still need HAAM,” Jesse said. right: Kristian Oubre, Dennis O’Donnell, Phil Patterson, Eric Lopez, April Perez- Like many Austin musicians, members of East Cameron Folkcore work one or more Moore, Blake Bernstein, Blue Mongeon, other jobs to pay the bills. Most of these jobs do not provide health benefits. HAAM Mary Beth Widhalm, Aaron Perez, Jesse makes it possible for this uniquely Austin band to record albums and tour together— Moore, Allen Dennard all while staying strong and healthy. www.myhaam.org 9 CORPORATE BATTLE OF THE BANDS

2013 CBOB Grand Prize winner, The Slakes, presented by HomeAway at Antone’s

On April 26, 2013 some of Austin’s most unlikely The eight bands were judged by a panel of celebrity musicians, including doctors, accountants and software judges including Kathy Valentine of the GoGos, rock engineers, took the stage at Antone’s on Riverside and roll hall of famer Ian McLagan and KVUE Anchor Drive to raise funds for HAAM. The blockbuster event Quita Culpepper. raised nearly $74,000 to expand access to affordable health care for Austin’s low-income musicians. The Slakes, from Homeaway, took the grand prize, walking away with a day of recording time Sponsored by H-E-B and Cirrus Logic, the Corporate compliments of Austin’s Bismeaux Studio and four Battle of the Bands featured eight bands that three-day passes to the ACL Festival. Other winners showcased the musical talents of eight company’s included best cover band, Atomic Large Band from full-time employees. The corporate sponsors and their Intel, best original band, Knuckle Sammich from H-E-B competing bands included: and fan favorite, Superhet from Cirrus Logic.

Cirrus Logic, Superhet Thank you to all the bands and the fans. Thank you H-E-B, Knuckle Sammich to our sponsors, H-E-B and Cirrus Logic and to CLEAResult, Gigawatt Bismeaux Studio, C-3 Presents and Strait Music for HomeAway, The Slakes donating prizes for our winners. HAAM also wishes Intel Corporation, Atomic Large Band to thank the Corporate Battle for the Bands 2013 St. David’s Foundation, The Healers committee: Angela Dorsey (Chair), Jo-Dee Benson, Seton Healthcare Family, Both Feet Laurie Garrant and Dee Dee Dial. Wenzel Spine, Gascans

PRESENTING SPONSORS

10 www.myhaam.org WE LOVE OUR AFFILIATE SERVICE PROVIDERS

HAAM is a unique collaboration that partners with some of the most innovative health care organizations in the city to develop a package of health care services available to each and every one of our HAAM members.

A LITTLE HISTORY HAAM knows that just like with music, one size

In the beginning, HAAM was does not fit all when it comes to health care. Our conceived as a three-legged dedicated staff love working with each of our stool with the Seton Healthcare musicians so that they find the best resources Family delivering primary health care, the St. David’s Foundation available for their individual needs. Here’s what a handling dental care and The SIMS few of our member-musicians have told us about Foundation providing mental health and substance abuse our affiliate service providers: counseling. Thanks to generous donors like YOU, HAAM has been “Getting real, useful hearing protection that I can use at any able to expand into a sturdy gig puts at ease a life-long concern I have had for preserving table complete with hearing care one of my most precious assets. I cannot thank HAAM and Estes through Estes Audiology, vision Audiology enough. Your support is priceless to me.” care through Prevent Blindness Texas and wellness and nutritional counseling provided by Whole “My SIMS Foundation services have been an important part of Foods Market. my life. I am making excellent progress with the SIMS staff and feel As HAAM moves into the future, grateful for having HAAM in my life.” we will continue to be flexible, nimble and responsive to the needs of our members. “If it wasn’t for HAAM and Seton I would not be playing music anymore. I have a genetic spinal condition that left me without the use of my legs last summer. After surgery and rehab, I am able to walk again with the support of HAAM and its amazing donors.”

“I can’t put into words how good the HAAM St. David’s Dental Program has been for my life, my teeth, and my whole band, all five of us included. After a dental emergency I couldn’t sing with my front tooth missing, but my dentist had me back on stage singing two days later.”

www.myhaam.org 11 WE LOVE OUR 2013 DONORS

Foundations Austin Gift Company Robert Himmer In Honor of Albert Collins Alice Kleberg Reynolds Bird’s Barbershop Jollyville Sertoma Club, Inc. John Yarrell AMD Foundation Broken Records Kung Fu Saloon Austin Community Foundation Robert Campbell Nanette Labastida In Honor of Dr. Donald Communities Foundation of Volney Campbell Lam Research Corporation Counts Texas Lauren Casentini Frances Little John Meskey Creekmore and Adele Fath Causemedia Group Heather Luecke In Honor of Ben Downie Charitable Foundation Clown Car Commune Project William Maese Kathy Kitchens The Foundation for Dreamers David Cooper Robert Mingea Jewish Foundation of Memphis Soriya Estes Michelle Mundt In Honor of Matt Drenik JP Morgan Chase Foundation Marialice Ferguson Kyle Pankonien Coke Wilson The Moody Foundation Benjamin Goodsell Caroline Parks St. David’s Foundation Harold Grotevant Tom Rauzi In Honor of Jim & Carol Stahl Family Foundation Analie Harrison Diana Resnik Finney Barbara Bostick The Tomblin Family Charlotte Herzele Corey Roberts Foundation Kenny Jastrow David Sanger In Honor of Trout Fishing The Topfer Family Foundation Robert Kilgore Louis Shuey Rawhide Trail Concerts Tried & True Foundation Charlie Kordes Stolen Moments LLC Ky Lane Joel Sumner In Honor of Guy Forsyth Benefactors Joe Langeway Valerie Vogler-Stipe Rawhide Trail Concerts ($5,000 and above) John Lum George Wachtel In Honor of Sally and Bob H. Apple Work Place Giving Sherry Matthews Wells Fargo C A Wilkins David and Deborah Bourke Maxwell, Locke & Ritter, P.C. Z’Tejas Cirrus Logic Erin McArthur In Honor of Anthony and Vince Foster In Honor of Mathew Alvarado Marshall Meece Carole Harrison Gary Keller and Mary Pfluger Roy Alvarado John Meskey Wells Fargo Bank Patrice Koen Mark Moore In Honor of Catherine and Odyssey Productions (ALL In Honor of Terri Hendrix Adam Morgan Henry Arjet ATX) Rawhide Trail Concerts Jason Riqelmy Deborah White Robert Plant Gary Selken In Honor of Michelle Hittner Supporters Barry Simon In Honor of Ray Benson Kelley Ables Kenny Jastrow ($1,000 to $4,999) Judy Smith Rebecca Tomblin In Honor of Home Away’s HAAM Development Council* In Honor of Joel Boehm Urban Outfitters Band The Slakes Geoff Armstrong Deena Kalai Authentic Smiles (Mouth by Milton Verret Maria Santamaria Mouthwest) Whataburger In Honor of Tim Carter In Honor of Mr. and Ms. David Kevin Beadles Robert Wiley Nancee Lottmann Richard Wood Hugley Chili Cold Blood Cook Off Cory Gretlein Morgan Coy Yelp In Honor of CLEAResult’s Band GigaWatts Design Build Adventure In Honor of Dino Jobe and Contributors Lauren Casentini Bill Dickson Leslie Cash Clyde Anderson David Casentini The Driskill Hotel Kim Lanzillotti Rebecca Austen Glenn Garland First Evangelical Free Church Larry Bugh Jonathan Kleinman Donald Garcia Jr. In Honor of Joe Juren’s 65th Dan Bullock Ky Lane Glenn Garland Birthday Capitol Lodge Meghan McCoy H-E-B Dana Baruch Celebrate Texas Publications Bruce Negley Lisa Rose McCready Karen Jacobs Inc. JWH Communications Randy Cepuch In Honor of Cirrus Logic’s In Honor of Gary Keller’s Old Settler’s Music Festival Denise Chamberlain Band Superhet Birthday Vincent Prothro Steven Chandler Jason Rhode Mindy Hager Jason Rhode and Angela Dorsey Rebecca Cole Elizabeth Krakow In Honor of Eddie Collins’ Robert Richmond, III Jim Cotton Denice Neason Birthday San Marcos Performing Art Dell Employee Giving Jay Papsan James Buchanan Association – Summer in Eeyore’s Birthday Barbara Sagnes James Ferguson the Park Cheryl Evans Valerie Vogler-Stipe Duane Moore Liz Watson Billy Garland Daniel Ost Scott Young Del Geiger In Honor of Jess Klein Christopher Swanson Kim Pelle Glassbaby LLC Friends South Austni Music John Haas AM Technical Solutions, Inc. Anonymous In Honor of Larry Klemm Michael Arbuckle Timothy Herman Kimberly White Erlinger

*See page 14 for a full listing of HAAM Development Council members. 12 www.myhaam.org WE LOVE OUR 2013 DONORS

In Honor of John T. Kunz and In Honor of Mike Shapiro’s In Memory of Timothy Ray In Memory of Marcel Emile Kathy Marcus 50th Birthday Alpern Gres Bruce Grube Robin Davis Stuart Awbrey Vince Foster Geoffrey Schulman Alan Goldberg Grete Benedict Joe Juren James Day In Memory of Nancy Idlet In Honor of Kevan Kyba Eric Lang Sean Elfrink George McClellan Ferne Kyba Honey Weinstein Peter Geib In Memory of Mean Gene Mary Helen Hatchett In Honor of PNC Mortgage In Honor of Bud Shivers, Jr. Kelton Benjamin Goodsell John Kelly Jones Marialice Ferguson Todd Marsh In Honor of Margaret Moser In Honor of Stanley Smith & Bart Nichols In Memory of Jessica Nancy Coplin MeeMee Wong RG Niendorff Lockwood Kellie Goldstein David Bourke Kim Reynolds Jeffrey Talmadge Janice Hays Tom Rauzi George Majewski In Memory of Rick Andrews In Memory of Dr. Richard Patt John Reynolds Jan Wolfe In Honor of Betty Soo Steve Robinson Rawhide Trail Concerts In Honor of Chad Neely In Memory of Burl J. Boykin In Memory of Phil Reynolds David Bourke Matt Lyons In Honor of Steve Stagners’ Robert Todd 60th Birthday In Memory of William Bruce In Memory of Brad Schroeder In Honor of Tom Palaima & Phil Schmidt Lisa Laky Brannan & Chase Monk Clint Truitt Brad Buchholz In Honor of Brother Sun Susie Brown Lisa Cervio Rawhide Trail Concerts In Memory of Sally Coy In Memory of Lee Shaw Pat Ederhardt Morgan Coy Jo Reichler David Evans In Honor of Tim Taylor John Fincher Miguel Ferguson In Memory of Alice Speller In Memory of Robin Shivers Margaret Ingram In Honor of Les Teel Crabtree Marshall Meece Kevin McConnell Mark Teel David LeBas Thomas Moore Suzanne Mitchell Kenneth Nelson In Honor of Jill Timmon In Memory of Nick Curran In Memory of Paul Skelton Mary Ott Kris Algert Chili Cold Blood Howard Kalish Judy Panek Robert Richmond, III Robert Simenc In Honor of Vallejo In Memory of Kevin Neal Rawhide Trail Concerts In Memory of Dottye Dean Blackie Carter Staedeli Dale Sonnenberg Claudia Siefer Action Pawn Sharon Taylor In Honor of Greg White WELCA-AR OK Snodical Torie Thieman In Memory of Mike Densley Deborah White Womens Organization Cameron White Bruce Darnell In Honor of Joshua White In Memory of David Weaver In Honor of Bryan Potvin and In Memory of Tammy Cooper Chris Tschirhart Denise Voight Crawford Kate Lum Farris Sara Haynes In Honor of Clay and Marion Charles Veazey In Memory of Steven Wilkin’s 60th Anniversary Weichert In Honor of Ray Prim In Memory of Stephen Carter Rawhide Trail Concerts Mary Beck Rawhide Trail Concerts Flusche In Honor of Elizabeth Wills Brittan King Robert Bremer In Honor of Purgatory Rawhide Trail Concerts Claire Peterson Tom Conley Players Donna Edgeman Randy Cepuch In Honor of Jeanne Wilson In Memory of Dot Fowler Beverly Fondren Deborah White James Dunnam Peggy Odam In Honor of Roxy Roca Susie Fowler Kathryn Van Winkle Amy Perkins In Honor of Suzan Alexander Andrew Jackson Wilson Patricia Petrach In Memory of Joshua White In Honor of Seton Band Both Perkins-Prothro Foundation Ron Richardson Samuel Bertron Feet Vincent Prothro Dwight Mickelthwait Steven Taylor Linda Wiles In Honor of Howard and Mary In Memory of Barbara Gantos In Memory of Juanita Yancy Kevin Rutkowski Williams Scott Young Mary Parkhill

www.myhaam.org 13 HEALTH ALLIANCE FOR AUSTIN MUSICIANS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 2013

HAAM Development Council members are a dedicated group of supporters and music lovers who act as advocates for HAAM and work to expand the organization’s impact in the community. Development Council members make an annual financial contribution of $1,000 or more to HAAM and are invited to attend four exclusive, intimate music performances each year. To learn more about the HAAM Development Council, please contact HAAM Director of Development Chris Alberts at 512-324-9999, extension 15905 or [email protected]. Development Council members include: Chris and Carol Adams Lisa and Matt Hickey Mike and Mary Phelan Geoff Armstrong Caroline Ivers-Reeuwijk and Lewis and Shellie Rhoden Laura and Reed Armstrong Tom Ivers Edward Safady Bridget Bauer David and Leslie Jaffe Jeff Schoeneberg and Robert Bives Gary Keller and Mary Pfluger Patricia Lucero Dave and Deborah Bourke Patrice Koen Willie and Corina Scoggins Olga Campos-Benz and Kevin Benz John T. Kunz and Kathy Marcus Michael Scully Keith and Robin Carmichael David Martin Dr. Donovan and Catarina Sigerfoos Chris Castle and Nikki Rowling Richard Mattingly Alison Silverstein and Ernest Wood Phil and Cecilia Collins Earl and Anita Maxwell Cheryl Smith Dr. Donald and Kathryn Counts Carla and Jack McDonald Lynn Stahl Adam Curry and Micky Hoogendijk Melody and Shain McCaig Michael and Vicki Tatelman John Paul and Eloise Dejoria Pat McClain and Jennifer Casey Tim and Kathy Taylor Ross Doan Lynn McKee Austin and Libby Tighe Keith and Ann Donahoe John and Junie Meskey Michael and Stephanie Trotter Scott and Kate Flack Louis and Christine Messina Allen and Denise Valliant Mark and Laurie Frick Adam Morgan Rev. Merrill and Crystal Wade Scott and Rebecca Gillmore Cliff Mountain Rick Whiteley and Robin Ingari Rob Golding Pat Mulligan Whurley Will Harrison Chad Neely Brad Van Winkle Tim Hendricks Darrell Petty Dan Herd Wes Peoples

ROBIN R. SHIVERS ENDOWMENT

Robin R. Shivers had a dream of finding affordable health care for Austin’s working musicians. She was the driving force behind HAAM’s creation in 2005 and left a loving legacy that has helped thousands of Austin’s musicians live better, healthier lives. To honor Robin’s vision and unwavering support for Austin’s musicians, HAAM created the Robin R. Shivers Endowment at the Austin Community Foundation. Your gift to the endowment will help create long-term sustainable funding for HAAM, something Robin strongly supported. To learn how you can help grow the endowment, please contact HAAM Executive Director Reenie Collins at 512-324-3414 or [email protected]. A special thanks to the following individuals who have made a past gift to this special endowment:

Chris and Carol Adams Marshall and Sharon Meece A. Bratten Thomason Bill P. Arhos Thomas and Valerie Fitzon-Moore Richard and Kelly Topfer Karen Bartoletti Patricia Morrison Madge Vasquez Ann Butler Cheryl & Walt Penn Liz and Kirk Watson Laura & Bob Campbell Michael Perrin Perrin Mary and Howard Yancy Cissie and Dillon Ferguson Valerie L. Phillips The Seton Fund Tom & Beth Granger Robbie Ratliff The Cain Foundation Lisa and Matt Hickey Diana Resnik Topfer Family Foundation Estate of Nancy Idlet Beth Robertson HAAM Cindy and Greg Kozmetsky Lucy Ross Seton Family of Hospitals John T. Kunz Eddie Safady T.L.L. Temple Foundation Earl Maxwell Maxwell Allen Shivers, Jr. Melody & Shain McCaig Kathy and Tim Taylor

14 www.myhaam.org WORKING WITH AFFILIATE SERVICE PROVIDERS:

OUR MISSION Health Alliance for Austin Musicians provides access to affordable health care services for Austin’s low-income, uninsured working musicians with a focus on wellness and prevention.

OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chris Adams, partner, Maxwell Locke & Ritter LLP Marcia Ball, Marcia Ball Band Ray Benson, Asleep at the Wheel Olga Campos, community relations director, US Money Reserve Keith Carmichael, principal, MHBT Inc. Keith Donahoe, executive vice president, Frost Bank Scott Gillmore, vice president and market manager, Emmis Austin Radio Lisa Hickey, events and marketing consultant John T. Kunz, president, Waterloo Records & Video Earl Maxwell, chief executive officer, St. David’s Foundation Diana Resnik, consultant Edward Safady, chairman, Central Texas Area, Prosperity Bank Alison Silverstein, consultant, Alison Silverstein Consulting

OUR STAFF Reenie Collins, executive director Chris Alberts, director of development Jennifer Stowe, director of services Brandi Kinslow, program and volunteer coordinator Tracy Prager, assistant director of services

www.myhaam.org 15 SHARE THE LOVE

Here in Austin, we love our live music.

We love that over 8,000 working musicians call Austin home and that the music they create pumps more than $2 billion into our local economy.

But did you know that most of these musicians work multiple jobs and struggle to pay for basic necessities like food, clothing and shelter?

That’s where HAAM comes in. With your generous and loyal support, HAAM is able to connect thousands of low-income musicians with cost-effective medical, dental, hearing, vision and mental health care services that focus on prevention and wellness.

Your donations make it possible for Austin’s low-income, uninsured musicians to access the affordable health care services they need to keep making the music that we all love.

Spread the love to Austin’s hard working musicians and make a donation to HAAM today. You can feel good about your donation. For every dollar you donate to HAAM, we are able to leverage $7 in direct health care services for our member-musicians through the donated care provided by our affiliate service providers.

For more information on how you can help keep music alive and well in Austin, visit our website at www.myhaam.org. Or, if you are a muciscian or know a musician who would benefit from HAAM, please contact us at (512) 322-5177 to see if we can help.

They say love is the universal language. SO IS MUSIC.

CONTACT US

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Reenie Collins, executive director P.O. Box 301496 Austin, Texas 78703 512-322-5177 www.myhaam.org

KEEPING AUSTIN MUSIC ALIVE & WELL