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AIDS RESOURCE CENTER OHIO

Vision. Voice. Victory.

2013 Annual Report ARC Ohio Implements New HIV Patient-Centered Care Model

For three decades we’ve dreamed about a cure for HIV/AIDS. While we’re not there yet, we have almost the next best thing. Today, with early diag- nosis and retention in our current treatment options, individuals living with HIV can expect to live long lives.

Viral suppression is our highest goal for HIV treatment. Achieving HIV viral suppression means that the person’s immune system is intact, they will remain healthy, have a near normal life expectancy, and are up to 96 ARC Ohio Pharmacy Services Open percent less likely to transmit the virus. However, in spite of these advances, 20 percent of those living with HIV in the U.S. are unaware of their status. Among those who have been diagnosed, only 24 percent have achieved Along with the opening of the ARC Ohio Medical Center, an onsite full- suppressed viral loads. service pharmacy was established as an important component of the This tells us that many people are still not testing for HIV, they are not properly new model of care as well as earned income. The economic recession linked to treatment when they do test positive, and they are not retained and subsequent recovery have challenged many nonprofit agencies in care. These facts have completely shifted our nation’s strategies for and healthcare providers to meet a growing demand for services. For reaching and treating people living with HIV/AIDS. ARC Ohio, the challenge is to serve an ever-increasing number of HIV patients in the face of reduced private sector and government funding. To be on the cutting edge of care, in October 2012 ARC Ohio opened With 82 percent of ARC Ohio patients uninsured and 77 percent living in its first Medical Center and Pharmacy in Columbus’ Short North- neigh poverty, reimbursements do not fully cover the costs for medical care and borhood. Our Center adopts the best-practices model of AIDS Resource other services. A new revenue stream was needed so ARC Ohio would Center of Wisconsin, whose patients have achieved a 77 percent viral thrive despite the challenges to the nonprofit and healthcare sectors. suppression rate and the lowest HIV-related death rate in the U.S. The ARC Ohio Medical Center is a unique HIV patient-centered model that The ARC Ohio Pharmacy opened in November 2012. This “best practices” integrates medical, mental health, pharmacy and social services in a model helps ensure that our patients have access to life-saving medica- single location to address the health care needs of patients and over- tions while generating mission-related income to contribute to ARC Ohio’s come the social determinants of health including poverty, hunger, discrim- financial strength and sustain its services throughout Ohio. While physically ination and homelessness. co-located with our Short North Medical Center, the pharmacy serves patients statewide through mail-order delivery. Care at the ARC Ohio Medical Center is customized for each patient. A highly skilled team of infectious disease and primary care physicians, The ARC Ohio Pharmacy prioritizes outstanding customer service, easy nurse practitioners, medical case managers, mental health therapists, access to medications, and personalized patient counseling to increase substance abuse counselors and pharmacists work together in an inter- adherence. The pharmacy reached its 12-month enrollment goal of 300 disciplinary approach to develop optimal treatment plans to keep our patients in just four months, demonstrating that it is filling unmet needs as patients healthy. well as prescriptions. The outcomes have been remarkable. Within the first six months, our Medical Center and Pharmacy surpassed their year-one enrollment Open to the public, 100 percent of the proceeds from the ARC Ohio goals. Patients are praising improved access to services, the wonderful Pharmacy are invested to support and expand ARC Ohio medical, facility, and superb care they are receiving. As a result, we are already testing, prevention, and supportive services not adequately supported showing significant increases in viral suppression rates among our patients. by government grants or private fundraising revenues. With this By the twelfth month, we project 475 patients enrolled, including many entrepreneurial business model, patients and the general public are who previously had not been consistent in their treatment. There is no motivated to fill their prescriptions at the ARC Ohio Pharmacy because doubt: this model is transforming how we care for individuals living with they know they are helping people living with HIV and prevention HIV and contributing to longer, healthier lives. services across Ohio. Our model has been lauded by the corporate, philanthropic, financial, and nonprofit sectors for its sound business One patient at a time. strategy and likelihood to succeed. Transforming Our Image Dear Friends,

The past year has brought many changes, including the introduction of a We are living in a time of extraordinary transformation. Or, more accurately, a new logo and brand identity. This new identity has helped launch the trans- convergence of multiple transformations. formation of ARC Ohio to a statewide care organization at the forefront of Healthcare reform is bringing sweeping changes, the full impact of which comprehensive HIV care and prevention. As part of this change we have is not yet known. The nonprofit and healthcare sectors are challenged to adopted the following beliefs: remain viable in the face of economic challenges, and shifting public and private support. • We believe that AIDS’ days are numbered, a day which will come sooner if we test and treat as many in Ohio as we can. And, remarkably, we’ve reached a point nearly inconceivable until recently. • We believe that a life with HIV can be more full of hope, health, Today, with early diagnosis and retention in treatment options currently available, individuals with HIV can reach viral suppression, giving new hope and honor than of submission, sickness, and shame. for long, healthy lives and much less risk of transmitting the virus. • We believe in treating the whole person–physically, emotionally, and socially. All these factors are transforming our nation’s strategies for reaching and • We believe that sometimes we need to be fearless and firm to treating people living with HIV/AIDS. make things fair in an unfair world. ARC Ohio has been undergoing strategic transformation, as well. Our recent consolidations and mergers have brought greater efficiencies, enhanced As we move forward our Vision is to surround those we serve with holistic capacities, stronger financial health, and more robust services. To beon care, support and vital services to meet their total needs. We will continue the cutting edge of care, especially for those not currently in treatment, last to provide a Voice for people impacted by HIV/AIDS in our communities. year we opened the first ARC Ohio Medical Center in Columbus. Atthe And we will focus on Victory when testing and treating to defeat HIV/AIDS. same time, we introduced the full-service ARC Ohio Pharmacy, dedicated primarily to providing medications for those living with HIV, but also open to the public to raise mission-based, entrepreneurial earned income to sustain our statewide services. Already, the medical center and pharmacy are exceeding our expectations for patient enrollment and, most importantly, clinical outcomes, including increased viral suppression rates.

Today AIDS Resource Center Ohio is the state’s premier provider of a comprehensive, holistic, and coordinated response to HIV, from prevention to diagnosis and treatment. Last year we assisted more than 4,000 people with HIV on their journey to better health. Thousands of others were reached with testing and prevention services. Our size and programmatic breadth now make us one of the leading HIV/AIDS service organizations in the nation.

We hope you will celebrate our progress and the care we have provided for so AIDS RESOURCE CENTER OHIO many, thanks to your support. And we urge you to continue your commitment to the vision, voice and victory we bring to thousands of Ohioans.

Vision. Voice. Victory. Sincerely,

William J. Hardy Bryan J. Bucklew President & CEO Chair, Board of Trustees President & CEO, Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association Christopher Knicely

“I had repeated remissions into mania and schizophrenia in January 2009. I was at death’s door.”

As a professional in the healthcare industry, Christopher Knicely never expected that he would be diagnosed with HIV. Yet in 2005, Christopher’s health began declining after a motor vehicle accident and it wasn’t long before he was given his diagnosis. But his physical health was not the only thing putting his life in danger.

Like half of all persons living with HIV, Christopher was also struggling with serious emotional and mental health challenges. It was these problems that made it extremely difficult for him to take his medications properly and jeopardized his health and treatment.

When Christopher needed help he turned to ARC Ohio. “Physically HIV can be controlled by medications, but the mental anguish that comes along with it cannot be written off or ignored. It never leaves.”

Integrated care is the core of the holistic, HIV patient-centered model at the ARC Ohio Medical Center. Like Christopher, all ARC Ohio Medical Center patients have access not just to medical care, but to counseling, support groups, harm reduction addictions treatment, case management, financial aid, housing assistance, and other services that contribute to optimal health outcomes.

Without ARC Ohio, Christopher believes he might not be with us today, “ARC Ohio kept me alive. It gave me a lot of clarity and kept me going and fighting for my total health.” Now Christopher is leading a successful life as an EMT and his viral load is undetectable.

“It’s not just a simple pill a day, there is so much more involved.”

Karen Spring, Nurse Practitioner, Muzinga Mungongo, Registered Nurse, Francesca Schumann, Christopher Knicely, and Heather Searfoss, Linkage to Care Specialist Prevention Spotlight Ohio AIDS Coalition

In Ohio and across the U.S., gay/bisexual men still account for two-thirds of all The Ohio AIDS Coalition (OAC), a division of AIDS Resource Center Ohio new HIV infections. This is especially true among young men-who-have-sex- (ARC Ohio), has undergone a year of evolution; one that has simultaneously with-men (MSM) of color. Columbus now ranks 21st among U.S. cities for new cultivated the development of its role within the larger community, and HIV infections. Every 22 hours, someone in Central reinforced the core of its identity. OAC has used its merger with ARC Ohio Ohio is newly-infected with HIV. as an opportunity to maximize the efficient use of its resources, integrate its programs, optimize collaborative efforts, and restructure its programming. ARC Ohio’s prevention and testing activities focus on populations at highest risk for HIV, especially gay As the public policy division of ARC Ohio, OAC has maintained its mission and bisexual men. In Columbus, Dayton and Toledo, and objectives and synchronously provided programming opportunities we implemented the Mpowerment Program to build throughout the state for Ohioans living with HIV/AIDS as well as health community and wellness among young MSM. professionals. Over the past year ARC Ohio’s advocacy efforts have included: Developed by the University of California San Francisco Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, this • Full Implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act evidence-based program has been called the most effective behaviorally-based prevention • Open Access throughout the Ohio Medicaid Pharmacy and Therapeutics model in the nation. Dayton’s Mpowerment Committee review of anti-retroviral medications Program has received national recognition for • Expansion of OhioMedicaid to 138% of the Federal Poverty Level its success, and has been cited as a “model program” by UCSF CAPS. • Access to Syringe Exchange (House Bill 92)

Our Greater Columbus Mpowerment Center ARC Ohio’s impact has reached thousands throughout Ohio communities. (GCMC) is funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease As OAC continues to evolve advocacy, empowerment, leadership and Control and Prevention to reach young black networking people to care will remain at the forefront as we make strides to and Latino MSM in Central Ohio. serve the needs of people living with and affected by HIV in Ohio. “MPowered people make healthier choices!”

Greater Columbus Mpowerment Center Staff: Kyla Booher, Adrian Neil, Greg Price, Bruce Brown at a community Medicaid Expansion Rally: Anna Wuerth, Matt Wovrosh, outreach event. Joel Díaz and Heather Searfoss ARC Ohio HIV Prevention, ARC Ohio Patient and Client Care and Treatment Demographics

Total HIV-Positive Patients and Clients: 4,052 PATIENT INSURANCE

ARC Ohio Medical Center Patients Visits PATIENT INSURANCE STATUS Medical Care 378 1,162 Medicare/Medicaid 42% Mental/Behavioral Health 193 745 Uninsured 30% Unduplicated ARC Ohio Medical Center 496 Commercial Insurance 28%

GENDER GENDER ARC Ohio Pharmacy Patients Prescriptions Female 18% 459 8,298 Male 81% Medication Assistance Program 167 Transgender 1%

ARC Ohio Social Services Clients Service RACE AND ETHNICITY Case Management 3,986 53,106 contacts White 51% Housing 846 Black 38% Other 8% ARC Ohio Prevention Services RACE AND ETHNICITY Hispanic 3% Condoms Distributed 118,552 HIV Tests 3,528 Reached Through Evidence-Based Programs 23,596

Ohio AIDS Coalition Advocacy Efforts Education & Leadership Programs 39 Program – Consumers Educated 419 Program – Providers Trained 339 Public Policy E-update 2,400 ARC Ohio FY13 Financial Performance

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES BALANCE SHEET For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2013* For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2013*

Revenue Assets U.S. Department of Health & Human Services $512,824 Current Assets $3,570,675 Ohio Development Services Agency 854,449 Net Fixed Assets 576,417 Federal Emergency Management 12,950 Other Assets 12,950 State of Ohio 2,615,527 TOTAL ASSETS $4,147,092 City of Columbus/Columbus Public Health 974,270 City of Toledo/Toledo-Lucas County Health Dept. 72,362 Liabilities & Net Assets Public Health Dayton Montgomery County 119,376 Current Liabilities $1,387,055 Fund Development 2,090,908 Long-Term Liabilities 721,002 Special Event Expenses (137,773) Total Liabilities 2,108,057 United Way 217,760 Total Net Assets 2,039,035 Reimbursement for Services 2,463,737 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $4,147,092

Other Revenue 44,858 *Unaudited TOTAL REVENUE $9,841,248 INVESTMENT OF RESOURCES INCOME SOURCES Expenses Program Services: ARC Ohio Medical Center $1,014,378 ARC Ohio Pharmacy 2,075,969 Social Services 4,441,019 HIV Prevention and Testing Services 1,109,949 Public Policy 85,719 Supporting Activities: Administration 427,502 Fund Development 613,368 TOTAL EXPENSES $9,767,904 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $73,344 INVESTMENT OF RESOURCES INVESTMENT OF RESOURCES HIV Services 90% Government Grants 53% Administration 4% Annual Fund 22% *Unaudited Fund Development 6% Earned Income/ 25% Reimbursements KeyBank National SPI Marketing, LLC ShadoArt Productions Inc. ARC Ohio 2013 Association The Graduate Theatre DBA Shadowbox Middle West Spirits, LLC Syndicate - The Ohio Cabaret Honor Roll of Donors Molina Healthcare State University Springstone Inc Morris Home Furnishings The McIntosh Family / State Auto Algonquin Fund New Page Corp. Toledo Area Alliance to The PNC Financial Services End Homelessness Ohio State University Office Group of Diversity and Inclusion Truist Undercover Condoms AIDS Resource Center Ohio is deeply PhRMA Household Ultra Payroll Services WSU-AMSA grateful to the following donors for Portfolio Creative United Way of New York their generous contributions of $250 United Way of Greater Verizon Foundation or more made between July 1, 2012 Cincinnati $500 - $999 ViiV Healthcare and June 30, 2013. We are also grate- Walgreens Pharmacy Abbvie Vutech And Ruff Wall Street Belmont Business WCMH Columbus ful to those who made gifts of less Consultants & Tax than $250. It is with the support of Services thousands of ARC Ohio donors that $1,000-$2,499 Bolder Giving $250-$499 Brookdale Senior Living Inc. Bretz Bar Anthony Gelpi Glass we are able to continue to lead fight Designs Clash Consignment Co Due Amici against HIV/AIDS in Ohio. Cavalier Distributing Co., Inc. Cogenix Elder-Beerman Cavan Irish Pub Continuum Church Federated Campaign Household Stewards Czarnowski Display Service Inc. Household Crane Fund for Widows First Congregational Business, Corporate + Arrow Wine Sean P. Dunn & & Children Hootless, Llc Associates LLC Church Foundation Donors Cardinal Health Columbus Crossroads Hospice Local Roots Household Sidney Frank Greater Columbus Arts Greer Foundation Gilead Sciences Council Medco Health Employee $100,000+ Importing Co., Inc. Macy’s Heidelberg University Greater Dayton LGBT Giving Campaign United Way of Central Ohio Tansky Sawmill Toyota Med Pass Inc Center, Inc Ohio Northern University The Elizabeth Diamond Huntington National Bank Hubbard Grille Ologie $50,000 -$99,999 Nationwide Insurance Company Kroger Company The Ohio State University Interdenominational PFLAG - Dayton Chapter Greater Dayton Area The Jacoby Agency Lavendar Home Care Wexner Medical Center Church Ushers Association Hospital Association The Rubi Girls Solutions LLC Robert Goelz, LLC Attorney OhioHealth of Columbus Inc Miami Valley Hospital Thorn Lewis + Duncan Lemongrass Asian Saks Fifth Avenue United Way of Greater Fusion Bistro Level Dining Lounge Wolfe Enterprises, Inc. The Columbus Foundation Dayton Live Technologies Marlene & Joe Berwanger $20,000-$49,999 The GE Foundation Union & Axis Household Family Foundation The Neon Broadway Cares/Equity $2,500-$4,999 MJ’s Cafe Merck & Co., Inc. Fights AIDS The Ohio State University $5,000-$9,999 AEP Ohio Molina Healthcare Orange Barrel Media, LLC The George Gund American Family Insurance Richard Lee Bailey & United Way of West Central Foundation Auntie Anne’s Pretzels Nationwide Children’s Connecticut Cameron Mitchell Gary Bloom Fund Heidelberg Distributing Big Lots Pfizer, Inc. Restaurants Company Buckingham Financial Seneca Fund CareSource Levin Family Foundation Group, Inc. Columbus Gay Men’s Premier Health Dayton Children’s Hospital Chorus Square One Salon & Spa Hospice of Dayton Columbus Softball The Virginia W. Kettering Huntington National Association, Inc. Foundation Bank - Columbus Health Premier Partners Westminster Financial Lexus of Dayton Human Race Theatre Companies Marion’s Piazza Company red architecture + Iddings Foundation $10,000-$19,999 planning LLC J.P. Morgan Chase & Abercrombie & Fitch Sam Levin Foundation Co. Employee Giving Ameriprise Financial Scarlet and Gay c/o OSU Campaign LGBT Alumni Society Individual + John Kennedy Christy & Jason Tostevin Family Donors Java & Mark Kitrick Lou Venneri Richard Lehmuth John Wakelin III & $100,000+ Stephen Levitt Ann Chauhan Tom W. Davis Judy & Sam Lumby Bradley Weatherford Carol Manley Beth & Michael Weinstock $50,000 -$99,999 David Meek Joe Williams Estate of Sue Greer D. Scott Owens & Gregory Zanetos Kevin Kowalski $20,000-$49,999 Dawn & Darrin Polomsky $1,000-$2,499 Anthony Primavera Lisa Hanauer & Trusha & Sonu Aggarwal Susan Spiegel Brenna and David Rickert Timothy Anderson Richard D. Kimble - Malcolm Riggle & Tammi & Richard Archibald William G. Huggins Fund Chris Balas Carole & Robert Arnold Sam Rinehart & Stuart Rose Doug Aschenbach Doug Annala Nate Tansky & Scott Treadwell Bob Barnes $10,000-$19,999 Edward Wolf Barbara Bennett Amy Bixel Jeff Chaddock & Mark Morrow $2,500-$4,999 Richard Bloom Ronald Miller Herbert Asher Mary Pat Borgess Jeffrey Ayres & Cassidy Boyer Patrick Carmichael Miles & Karen Brazie & Amber & Jason Best Kirk Stager David Buchholz Raymond Brown Jeffrey Fox Dave & Erica Brownstein Tim Fulton Ken Bryan Richard Gallagher Kimberly Buckingham Jonathan Gauder Michael Carmichael & Jeffrey Cooper Holly Herschede Aaron Clark Stephen & Terri Ifeduba Brad Clark Brent Johnson & Joshua Stucky Steve Cooney Matthew Kennon Rick Cornett Michael Crandall $5,000-$9,999 Robert Klaben Craig Kullik Christopher Culley Virgilio Acevedo & Stephen DeBoer Donald Geary George Leach Ari Deshe Peggy Anderson & Ray Lewis & Matthew Condon Joel Díaz & Craig Scheidler Christopher M. Brakenbury Every time you switch a prescription or fill one at the AIDS Resource Gerald McGaha John Fedak Anonymous Center Ohio Pharmacy, 100% of the proceeds are reinvested in ARC Anonymous Michael Para & Kenneth Fradd Caroline Whitacre Ohio’s statewide prevention, testing and care programs. That means Brian & Teresa Biernat Dan Galbraith Denise & Joseph Parrish you can help support the fight against HIV/AIDS simply by doing Jerry Clark & Linda Gall something you already do. Barry McCorkle Ryan Schmiesing & Sherri Geldin Steven Cartell Brenda Dean Dennis Giglio Michael Shane Robert Eblin & Cory Skurdal Nancy & David Gill W. 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Myers & Jeremy Ball Stephen Rowlands Ronald Guisinger & Stephen Beasley Robert Salmen Deborah Myers Carol Beavin Scot Hafler Annegreth Nill Mary Beyer James S. Harbin Matthew Noblett AIDS Resource Center Ohio’s Medical Center is transforming how Mark Blair & Richard Harrison Doug O’Neal Lance Demaline we care for individuals living with HIV. Josh Cottrell & Mary Hay Robert Parker Sally Blue & Daniel Brown Carey & Matthew Hayden Glenn Patton Jill Bohaboy Mary Leigh Hennings Steven Paxton Jon Bossong Denton Hewitt Ron Pizzuti Hany Boutros Garett R. Heysel Tod Porembka Robert Brandt Jolene Hickman & Kathleen & David Powell Bill Brownson & Jodi Cooley Myron Phillips J.C. 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Schneider Robert Winningham Barcelona Big Lots MJ’sCafe William Polk Raymond Schwab Scott Winters Big Lots Continuum Church Premier Health Partners Cathy Ponitz Gary Seigerst Call Management Nationwide Children’s Square One Salon John Wirchanski Volo Technologies Michael Post Edward Seigerst Resources Hospital Aaron Wisenbarger Cardinal Health Nina West Yuengling Janine Price James & Michael Sexton Andrew Wolf Columbus Museum of Art Orange Barrel Jason Pyle Jon Shaffer & Richard Allen Anika Woods Crane Group OSU Medical Center The Columbus Dispatch Stone Village Church Fleurs 2012 Maribeth Quinn David Sherrod Steven Workman Fifth Third Bank Union CareSource Carol Quinones Barbara Shoulders Heidi Worley Hamilton Grange Insurance Walgreens Infinity of Datyon Robyn Angel Jeffrey Ralston Timothy Smith Christine Wright Limited Brands Foundation Sue Spiegel Luciana Ramsey Susan Spencer Macy’s Anna Wuerth AIDS Walk Westminster Financial Steve Rask Karen Spring Middle West Spirits David Yruegas & Miller/Coors Central Ohio 2013 Kendall Reavis Tim Sarsany Tracey Fruchey Abercrombie & Fitch Nationwide A Reason To Dine - Eric Reasoner Timothy Straker & Kevin Zimmerman OhioHealth AEP Molina Health Care Participating Michael Rebman John Cannarsa Talal Zraik Porter Wright Restaurants R E D Architecture & Nationwide Children’s Nationwide Insurance Columbus: Planning LLC Lemongrass Fusion Bistro Sean P. Dunn & Associates The Ohio State University Union Café Level Dining Lounge Square One Salon Due Amici State Auto Walgreen’s Wall Street Local Roots Tansky Sawmill Toyota Dirty Franks Time Warner Cable Bodega Union Café Masquerage 2013 Mouton WBNS-10TV Auntie Annes Basi Italia Weltman, Weinberg & CareSource Betty’s Fine Food Reis Co., L.P.A. Crossroads Hospice and Spirits Wolfe Associates Elizabeth Diamond Surly Girl Saloon WSA Company The Jury Room Jaegermeister Donato’s Pizza Union Café Downtown Dayton Luxotica Tip Top Kitchen & Cocktails Revival Mitch Labuda ARC Ohio Board of Trustees* Dublin Pub Monkey Bones Tattoo Dayton: Ed Moore Mu Crew Christopher’s Restaurant Emily’s Hair & Color Studio Olive - an urban dive Columbus and Catering Enguage Omega Music Butter Café Enhance Spa & Outlook Media Chad Braun, MD - Program Director, Family Medicine Residency Spinoza’s Pizza and Salads Lash Studio Panera Bread Mt. 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Toledo Louis Escobar - Retired President & Councilman, Advocate Kaarina Ornelas - Public Policy Specialist

Key Leadership Staff: William J. Hardy - President/CEO Peggy Anderson, LISW - Chief Operating Officer Joel Diaz - Chief Development Officer Julie Winkowski - Chief Financial Officer Michael Para, MD - Medical Director Aaron Clark, PharmD., R.Ph - Director of Pharmacy Services Tyler TerMeer - Director of Public Policy & Government Relations Anna Wuerth, LISW - Director of Healthcare Operations Sherry Inskeep, LISW - Director of Client Services

*As of June 30, 2013 AIDS RESOURCE CENTER OHIO

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Cleveland Columbus Columbus 12200 Fairhill Rd. ARC Ohio Medical Center Clintonville Suite B223 and Pharmacy 4400 N High St. Cleveland, OH 44120 1033 North High St. Suite 300 216-325-7720 Columbus, OH 43201 Columbus, OH 43214 614-340-6777 614-299-2437

Columbus Dayton Jackson Greater Columbus 15 W. 4th St. 200 E. Main St. Mpowerment Center Suite 200 Jackson, OH 45640 1780 East Broad St. Dayton, OH 45402 740-331-9200 Columbus, OH 43203 937-461-2437 614-359-2033

Lima Mansfield Newark 658 W. Market St. 410 Park Ave. West The Woodlands Suite 109 Suite 1 195 Union St. Lima, OH 45801 Mansfield, OH 44906 Suite B-1 419-222-0827 419-525-2437 Newark, OH 43055 740-349-7066 x207 Toledo 3450 W. Central Ave. Suite 210 Toledo, OH 43606 419-241-9444 arcohio.org

Mission: To lead the fight against HIV/AIDS through awareness, advocacy, and care. Vision: A world without HIV/AIDS Purpose: AIDS Resource Center Ohio is the state’s premier provider of a comprehen- sive, holistic, and coordinated response to HIV, from prevention to diagnosis and treatment.

Cover Photo (left to right): Robert Thaxton, past Board Chair; Bill Hardy, President & CEO; Peggy Anderson, Chief Operating Officer;Bryan Bucklew, Board Chair; and Sam Rinehart, Past Board Chair, at the September 27, 2012 opening ceremony for the ARC Ohio Medical Center & Pharmacy in Columbus.