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AnnuAl MessAge
Mission stAteMent
ProgrAM Activities MAP
WhAt We Do
our PhilosoPhy
2009 By the nuMBers
our Priorit ies
unPreceDenteD suPPort
hAiti resPonse
PArtnershiPs for huMAnitAriAn Action
BoArD of Directors
finAnciAl stAteMents
AnnuAl suPPort
hoW you cAn helP
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A child is vaccinated at an international Medical corps clinic in a refugee resettlement camp in Afghanistan
Dear Friends of International Medical Corps:
We are reminded this year of a truth about the work we do, striving to save lives in difficult environments around the world: there is often no way to know in advance the tragedies, natural or man-made, that can suddenly befall vulnerable people.
As 2009 came to a close, International Medical Corps was marking 25 years of delivering critically needed health care and training in some 25 countries throughout Africa, Asia and the Middle East. In places like Afghanistan, Iraq, Indonesia, Darfur and the Democratic Republic of Congo, our staff of nearly 4,000, along with thousands of volunteers, provided emergency relief while distressed communities recover and become self-reliant.
At the very outset of 2010, as we delivered programs serving nearly 12 million people around the world, a new catastrophe struck: an earthquake in Haiti that would last just 45 seconds, but would claim the lives of approximately 230,000 people and displace more than a million others.
As we have during so many other emergencies, International Medical Corps responded immediately and effectively to this disaster - and always maintaining a focus on our mission of training local people, addressing their long-term needs and helping them reclaim their lives with dignity and hope.
The world is an increasingly perilous place. Once again this year the challenges we faced were enormous, whether providing - or training local people to provide - immunizations to children, safe deliveries for pregnant women, or clean drinking water to communities. We are so proud of the tremendous impact we had, the lives we saved and the fact that we helped millions to build healthier futures for their families.
We could not have achieved all of this without the individuals, corporations, foundations, government agencies, and our partners who play a critical role in all of our program activities. We deeply appreciate the confidence and trust that you place in us and look forward to your continued support.
Sincerely,
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Robert Simon, MD Founder & Chairman
Nancy A. Aossey President & CEO
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From Relief to Sel f - Reliance
international Medical corps is a global, humanitarian, nonprof it organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffer ing through health care training and relief and development programs. established in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses, international Medical corps is a private, voluntar y, nonpoli tical, nonsectar ian organization.
our mission is to improve the quality of life through health inter ventions and related activities that build local capacity in areas worldwide. By offering training and health care to local populations and medical assistance to people at highest risk, and with the f lexibility to respond rapidly to emergency situations, international Medical corps rehabilitates devastated health care systems and helps bring them back to self-reliance.
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2009 Activities MAP
AFGHANISTANPrimary and secondary health care, medical training, maternal /child health care, nutritional support, health capacity building, health education, water and sanitation, returnee assistance, sexual and gender-based violence care and awareness
BURUNDIPrimary health care, health capacity building, nutritional support, sexual and gender-based violence care and awareness, health education, returnee assistance
ETHIOPIASexual and gender-based violence care and awareness, nutritional support and training, water and sanitation, reproductive and maternal health care
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HAITIEmergency response, primary and secondary health care, health capacity building, psychosocial services, nutritional support, sexual and gender-based violence care and awareness, water/sanitation/hygiene education
INDONESIAPrimary health care, maternal/child health care, tsunami recovery, emergency preparedness and response, mental health and psychosocial support, local NGO capacity building and training
IR AQMedical education, emergency medicine, health capacity building, health and mental health policy reforms, capacity building of Ministries, mental health and psychosocial services, water and sanitation, assistance to returnees and displaced, economic livelihoods
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LEBANONPrimary health care , mental health and psychosocial assistance, health capacity building, cl inic construction, confl ict resolution, vocational trainings, refugee assistance
LIBERIAHospital management, health capacity building, health education, sexual and gender based violence care and awareness, HIV/AIDS care and awareness
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGOEmergency response, primary and secondary health care, nutritional support, health capacity building, sexual and gender-based violence care and awareness, HIV/AIDS care and awareness, water and sanitation, agricultural livelihoods, health education, psychosocial services, assistance to returnees and displaced
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UGANDAMental health care, nutritional support, HIV/AIDS care and awareness, sexual and gender-based violence care, substance abuse counseling, water, sanitation and hygiene
YEMENDistribution of relief items and medical supplies
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We help people build a better, healthier future, wherever they are, whatever the conditions. in emergencies, we deploy immediately to assist victims of natural and man-made disasters. in fragile states and nations striving to recover and progress, we bring the tools and knowledge for long-term development. Whatever our task, we teach skills that empower local communities and promote self-reliance.
WHAT WE DO
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We believe self-reliance is only possible through lasting solutions anchored in local culture, affirmed by local decision-making and carried out by local residents trained with the necessary skills that then become a community asset. that is why we draw over 90 percent of our staff from local communities and place key decisions in local hands, offering a unique focus that lifts people to their fullest potential.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
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Despite deteriorating security conditions in many par ts of the world in 2009, our local staff of near ly 4,000 delivered assistance to a target population of 12 . 5 million people and conducted 3.6 million patient consultations to those in need. one-third of our patients were children under 5, suffering mainly from malaria, diarrhea or acute respiratory infections. in our ongoing effor t to foster greater self-reliance in developing societies, we trained over 1.1 million men and women in functions ranging from basic community-level health care to sophisticated teaching of health systems management to key members of central government ministries. We suppor ted over 1,700 health care centers, mobile clinics and hospitals. We reached near ly 775,000 individuals with messages of how to avoid hiv/AiDs, and admitted over 167,000 individuals to our feeding centers.
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Supporting communities to meet their own needs is our central goal. It is how our work began 25 years ago and is where our present and future successes lie . As both a training organization and emergency relief and development group, in 2009 we continued our tradition in some of the world’s most challenging working environments.
in Afghanistan, we launched programs to strengthen hospital management and administrative capacity at two of the countr y’s leading medical facilities in Kabul. At rabia Balkhi hospital for Women, the upgrade focuses on services that suppor t cesarean section deliveries, including a new electronic procurement system to better track inventories of key medicines and supplies. At the Wazir Akbar Khan hospital, we are upgrading basic maintenance, hospital infrastructure, and clinical standards at Afghanistan’s top or thopedic and trauma center. We implemented midwifer y programs in the rugged eastern provinces of Khost and Paktika, drawing national acclaim because of their low dropout rates and 100 percent student success rate at passing the required national exam.
CAPACITY BUILDING
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in south sudan, the nurse training school we established and operate adjacent to the Kajo Keji hospital graduated a class of 21 cer tified midwives following an 18-month training course, and 23 cer tified nurses graduate at the end of 2010 after two years of training. the graduates added to a critically shor t supply of skilled resident health professionals in the region.
in chad, international Medical corps strengthened the Ministr y of health’s local capacity, working with the ministr y to train selected residents as community health workers, peer educators, local health committee members, midwives and paramedics.
in iraq, we provided continuing education to physicians, nurses and other health professionals from 14 of the countr y’s 18 governorates. As iraq’s medical profession strives to make up for over a decade of learning lost to sanctions and war, we established telemedicine training facilities in five urban centers.
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Whatever the conditions, we respond to crises around the world and immediately deploy to assist victims of disaster and communities in peril . In 2009 we continued our well-respected legacy of working closely with local and national authorities to prevent and prepare for emergencies.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND PREPAREDNESS
in indonesia, our emergency response teams were on the scene within 24 hours of the deadly sept 30th ear thquake that rocked Western sumatra, killing more than a thousand people and causing widespread displacement and damage. After the initial emergency and other international relief groups pulled back, we stayed, expanding into areas left underserved.
in Pakistan’s nor thwest frontier Province, we responded to one of the largest internal displacements of civilians since the 1947 par tition of imperial india as an estimated 2.5 million Pakistanis fled a major militar y operation in the swat valley region. international Medical corps teams first provided comprehensive primary health care services to displaced families, then, once the fighting ended, relocated our medical teams into the swat valley region, rehabilitated clinics that had been destroyed, and offered lifesaving medical ser vices to those returning home.
in ethiopia, Kenya and somalia, we operated emergency nutrition programs to combat hunger and malnutrition for tens of thousands of recipients - many of them children under 5 - as seasonal rains failed for the fifth straight year across much of the horn of Africa.
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in iraq, we trained over 350 emergency medical care technicians and worked with the Ministr y of health to design a national five-year strategy for emergency care - the fir st of its kind in iraq. in conjunction with the newly developed ambulance ser vices, these technicians responded to bombings of civi l ians in Baghdad within minutes, thereby saving many l ives.
in nor thern syr ia, we delivered food and hygiene supplies to thousands of families stranded without income in remote agr icultural vi l lages by a third consecutive year of drought. We also brought assistance to thousands of vulnerable families who joined a large-scale migration off the land to the fr inges of large urban areas, including the capital , Damascus.
closer to home, we were selected by the u.s. Agency for international Development to lead a distinguished group of organizations in a three-year program, called PrePAre, that wil l help countr ies better prepare for handling infectious diseases with pandemic potential .
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In emergencies, 80 percent of those who bear the burden caused by conflict and disaster are women and children. Yet they are the key stakeholders in promoting good health and building stable , self-reliant communities. We believe focusing programs on the well-being of mothers and children—as well as strengthening the roles of men and boys—is both the right thing and the smart thing to do. In 2009 we again delivered important maternal /child health services, providing: l i fesaving antenatal and postnatal care; improved child- feeding and immunization programs; income-generating job programs that enable mothers to earn money by working from home; and programs to heal and comfort victims of sexual and gender-based violence.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
in the Democratic republic of congo, we worked amid deteriorating security conditions to launch a program in south Kivu Province that provides medical and psychosocial suppor t to the victims of widespread sexual and gender-based violence that has accompanied militar y operations in the region. Directly and indirectly, an estimated 30 percent of the south Kivu population - or near ly 890,000 people - benefited from our programs during the year.
in the central African republic, we remain one of the few international relief organizations operating in the unsettled nor theastern provinces to prevent the recruitment of child soldiers. Additionally we run protection and rehabilitation programs to reintegrate hundreds of former child soldiers back into their communities.
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in neighboring chad, we also began a child soldier recruitment prevention program and upgraded maternity ser vices at hospitals in the remote eastern par t of the countr y, installing general electric-donated ultrasound machines at hospitals in Abeche and guereda. At a third hospital, in An Dam, we implemented emergency obstetric and surgical ser vices, a step that eliminated a difficult, dangerous, six-hour drive for expectant mothers to the nearest available facility.
in southern iraq, we addressed women’s literacy training and empowerment issues as par t of a village renewal project in the historic Marshlands area.
in chechnya and ingushetia , we trained health professionals, law enforcement officers, teachers and youth community members to identify sexual and gender-based violence and to under take proper response strategies.
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Although mental i l lness draws less publ ic attent ion and donor awareness than widely feared communicable diseases , i t quiet ly saps the strength of developing societ ies . As a core par t of our work to bui ld strong, stable communit ies , we tra in local sta f f to recognize and treat those with symptoms of th is often-overlooked disease . In 2009, we cont inued to implement innovat ive treatments in development sett ings .
MENTAL HEALTH
in Jordan, lebanon and syria, we successfully concluded an ambitious year-long regional Middle east iraqi refugee Mental health, Psychosocial suppor t and Medical training initiative that boosted the capacity of primar y health care providers in three Middle eastern countr ies to identify, treat and refer both iraqi refugee and local host population patients suffer ing from mental illness. the initiative , which provided training to practicing physicians on mental health-related issues including post-traumatic stress disorder, reached more than 2.5 million people either directly or indirectly in the three nations. A follow-on psychosocial program targeted at the same three countr ies began in the fall of 2009.
in ethiopia, we replicated a groundbreaking child nutr ition program fir st developed in uganda that combines nutr ition with psychosocial help for mothers as an effective way to balance and strengthen overall child development. in gaza, we integrated mental health ser vices into our mobile medical units, trained local health care workers to identify both common and severe mental health disorders, and introduced psychosocial and mental health inter ventions at the community and primar y health care levels. We are currently working to integrate mental health into the system’s basic package of ser vices.
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Because clean water, adequate sanitation and good hygiene practices are essential components of good public health, we assisted households, communities and local governments on three continents with these services in 2009.
WATER, SANITATIONAND HYGIENE
in Zimbabwe, where roughly half the countr y’s 12 million people have limited or no access to safe water and sanitation, we deployed emergency response teams to deal with a major cholera outbreak in March that affected near ly 100,000 people and claimed over 4,000 lives before it was officially declared contained. We then trained village health workers in cholera preparedness and hygiene promotion, distributed hygiene kits, installed bio-sand water filters, built latrines, protected wells from contamination and worked to strengthen village water and sanitation committees.
in chechnya and ingushetia, we improved local potable water systems as par t of a series of micro-projects.
in Pakistan, we constructed latrines, washrooms and water tanks for those displaced by fighting along the nor thwest frontier, then provided them with hygiene education and hygiene kits.
in somalia, we constructed latrines and rehabilitated a dozen wells that today provide safe water to more than 7,000 internally displaced people in the countr y’s Bakool region.
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in february 2009, international Medical corps was honored at a celebrity-packed fundraiser at the house of Blues in hollywood. stars who turned out for the event included Sheryl Crow, Jennifer Garner and speaker Ben Affleck, who visited international Medical corps’ programs in the Democratic republic of congo and uganda. he praised our staff, saying, “they are working in the trenches of the trenches. international Medical corps has a histor y of success carr ying (its work) out on the ground where few others would dare to go.”
At the same event, international Medical corps also presented its humanitarian of the year award to cnn’s Anderson Cooper, who profiled our programs in somalia, Kosovo, and haiti.
in november 2009, international Medical corps announced the appointment of actress and activist Sienna Miller as global Ambassador to increase awareness of and suppor t for our programs worldwide. Miller traveled with international Medical corps to the Democratic republic of congo to see first-hand the impact that war has had on women and children. in 2010 she traveled to haiti and assisted us in highlighting our relief effor ts there in the aftermath of the ear thquake.
UNPRECEDENTEDSUPPORT IN 2009
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secretar y of state Hillary Clinton visited international Medical corps operations in eastern Democratic republic of congo. At displacement camps outside goma, international Medical corps provided medical care and nutrition services to the entire population in the camp, as well as to the host communities. international Medical corps also offers comprehensive care for rape survivors, including primary health care and counseling to heal the physical and emotional wounds, as well as long-term services aimed at helping survivors generate income.
EVENTS AT HOME
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS
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it was the worst natural disaster to befall an American neighbor in memory, and international Medical corps was there, assisting the injured, literally before the dust had settled.
Just 35 minutes after the January 12 ear thquake inflicted its horrific toll on haiti, our emergency response team was on the move. Within 22 hours our first medical team was on the ground in Por t-au-Prince treating survivors. We then augmented our relief effor ts with hundreds of medical volunteers - including creole-speaking haitian-American physicians and critical care nurses - as par t of our coordinated response with health par tners from across the united states.
HAITI RESPONSE
the speed and strength of our deployment enabled us not only to treat the injured, but also to take on the impor tant additional role of coordinating the work of al l international relief groups that had found their way to haiti ’s national university hospital in downtown Por t-au-Pr ince in the days following the quake .
our volunteer medical practitioners included respected veterans of ear lier disaster s, yet all had the same reaction to what they found in haiti : never had they seen such devastation. never had they been so overwhelmed by the scope and urgency of the medical needs. never had they witnessed such courage , compassion, and gratitude as they did dur ing their ser vice in haiti . one volunteer physician poignantly wrote of the intensity of those fir st days and weeks:
Within days of arr ival , other international Medical corps volunteers were working with local doctors and nurses, treating patients at mobile clinics elsewhere in Por t-au-Pr ince as well as in outlying towns and cities. one clinic is accessible only by boat.
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I wil l never forget the young gir l I held who reached to touch my face, only to realize that her arm was gone. She cr ied and said thank you, that she loved me. I wil l always remember singing to a 2-year-old child to distract her from the compound’s tornado of noise, devastation, and tragedy. I sang the same song a dozen times as my arms trembled in our one-mile hike to the pediatr ic ward - she weighed over 50 lbs in her lower body cast.”
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As the intens i ty of the immediate emergency eased, our volunteer s conducted tr a in ing sess ions for local health care provider s both at the univer s i ty hospita l and at 15 mobi le c l in ics in the wider quake-af fected areas to boost sk i l l levels and help fi l l gaps created by the loss of so many hait ian doctor s and nur ses . such tr a in ing const i tutes a core va lue of internat ional Medica l corps and an essent ia l par t of our ef for t to shi f t the focus of ass istance from rel ief to achieving sel f -re l iance .
By mid-februar y, internat ional Medica l corps specia l i s ts had developed longer term programs to meet targeted needs . for example , our nutr i t ionist launched a program to del iver h igh-energy biscuits and high-protein Plumpy’nut food supplements to 13,000 vulnerable chi ldren at 187 chi ld res ident ia l center s throughout hait i . to diminish the health r isks posed by the spr ing r a ins , we launched water and sanitat ion projects to br ing latr ines , potable water and hygiene educat ion to thousands of res idents l iv ing in makeshi f t tent sett lements . that inc luded bui ld ing 118 latr ines (with 154 more under constr uct ion) , 44 washrooms, and distr ibut ing near ly 1,600 hygiene k i ts and water pur i f icat ion tablets .
in a step to address the countr y ’s mental health needs , we developed programs to tr a in health wor ker s to ident i fy and manage mental d isorder s—a sk i l l v i ta l for a countr y which has only two psychiatr ic hospita ls . We also developed a psychiatr ic l ia ison ser v ice for the general hospita l , provid ing suppor t to medica l pat ients admitted there . in addit ion, we developed ear ly chi ldhood development programs to accompany our nutr i t ion ef for ts in the res ident ia l center s , focus ing on improving caregiver suppor t as a way to enhance their pract ices .
Within s ix months of the quake , we had performed 110,000 pat ient consultat ions ; del ivered more than $9 mi l l ion in donated medic ines , suppl ies and equipment ; mobi l ized 400 volunteer s ; and employed and tr a ined 270 local hait ians .
Bui ld ing a more comprehensive and res i l ient hait ian health care system is something we are a lready tackl ing with the hait ian col leagues with whom we work s ide by s ide each day. As we have learned over the past quar ter centur y from our operat ions in other cr is is areas around the wor ld , one of hait i ’s greatest needs is a broad-based tr a in ing program in integrated pr imar y health care pract ice for a l l health wor ker s and their counterpar ts in the communit ies they ser ve . these wor ker s wi l l help to treat and control tuberculos is , dengue , malar ia , hiv, and other diseases , as wel l as suppor t safe motherhood and chi ld sur v iva l , provide nutr i t ion educat ion, and treat mental i l lness . health care tr a in ing , we bel ieve , wi l l be the backbone of hait i ’s recover y and wi l l of fer hait ians the best chance to restore their l ives with dignity and hope .
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PARTNERSHIPS FOR HUMANITARIAN ACTIONCOLLABORATIVE ACTION IN HEALTH
international Medical corps continues its collaborative work with key agencies and actors in the international health arena. A member of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee’s Global Health Cluster since its inception in 2006, our organization served this year as co-chair, together with World Health Organization (WHO), of its Policy and Strategy Team. this oppor tunity provided an avenue for contributing to the strategic vision for the cluster and to the development of position papers on critical issues surrounding health response to emergencies and humanitarian crises. international Medical corps’ official relationship status with the Who allows for fur ther consultation and collaboration on a broad range of international health inter ventions, and our membership in the Global Health Workforce Alliance reinforces international Medical corps’ commitment to addressing the critical global shor tage of health care providers.
GLOBAL AGREEMENT WITH UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND
international Medical corps has formalized its longstanding working relationship with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) by entering into a Memorandum of understanding which establishes a framework for coordination and collaboration in promoting an integrated and holistic approach to reproductive health (rh) and sexual and gender-based violence (sgBv). As par t of this agreement the two organizations will respond to acute and chronic emergencies and develop technical capacity, while strengthening best practices through multi-countr y research and advancing access to and use of rh technologies.
A PLATFORM FOR STRATEGIC DIALOGUE
international Medical corps par ticipated in the four th convening of the Global Humanitarian Platform, a forum which brings together three key pillars of the humanitarian community - ngos, the United Nations, and the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement - to discuss the pressing issues surrounding our work and advance the agenda of humanitarian action. the 2009 discussion focused on the challenges presented by the shrinking of humanitarian space and examined a new business model, designed to strengthen par tnerships between international and national actors engaged in humanitarian endeavors.
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COLLECTIVE HUMANITARIAN ADVOCACY
recognizing the benefits of working together around common goals and approaches, international Medical corps is an active member of ngo coalitions, networks and alliances. As a chair of key committees within InterAction, the largest alliance of us-based non-governmental, international development and humanitarian organizations, we help to lead in the development of strategy and action in key areas of humanitarian work. our membership in the International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA), a global association of ngos, provides a voice to promote human rights and to advocate a humanitarian perspective in global debates together with our international ngo par tners. As co-founder and co-chair of the Humanitarian Health Caucus of the Global Health Council, the world’s largest membership alliance dedicated to improving health throughout the world, international Medical corps works to highlight the specific health issues, challenges and concerns that surface in emergency and humanitarian settings.
RESPONDING TO THE HAITI EARTHQUAKE
the devastating ear thquake in haiti resulted in approximately 230,000 deaths, hundreds of thousands of injuries and massive population displacement. it also severely impacted the countr y’s health infrastructure and health workforce. international Medical corps responded within the first 22 hours of the quake to provide a health surge capacity in suppor t of the haitian government and haitian people. Mobilizing exper t medical teams comprised of emergency medicine physicians, or thopedic surgeons and nurses, we were able to extend treatment and services to those most impacted by the disaster. our teams were assisted by hundreds of dedicated volunteers, many of whom were placed through our par tnerships with institutions including: Columbia, Highland Hospital of Oakland California, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, the Service Employees International Union, Stanford, UCLA, the University of Chicago, Rush University, the University of Connecticut, and the University of Illinois. international Medical corps also received generous ear ly suppor t from corporations including Amgen and oaktree capital Management, as well as tens of millions of dollars in gift-in-Kind donations of medicines, supplies and equipment from AmeriCares, Bridge Foundation, Child First Meds, Heart to Heart International, Henry Schein Cares, International Health Partners, International Relief Teams, Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen/Aviation without Borders, Medicines for Humanity, and Operation USA.
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FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN
Robert R. Simon, M.D., FAAEMProfessorDepartment of Emergency MedicineRush University, Stroger-Cook County HospitalChicago, Illinois
ASSOCIATE CHAIRMAN
Henry H. Hood, Jr., M.D.Orthopaedic SurgeonPresident Hood Alternate Energies, Inc.CEO, The Hicks Collection, Inc.Lancaster, Ohio
SECRETARY OF THE BOARD
Mrs. William F. RiordanSalisbury, Maryland
TREASURER OF THE BOARD
William B. Moore, M.D.Orthopaedic SurgeonSanta Fe, New Mexico
PRESIDENT & CEO
Nancy A. AosseyInternational Medical CorpsSanta Monica, California
Drew E. Altman, Ph.D.President and CEOKaiser Family FoundationMenlo Park, California
Lori B. BooksteinLori Bookstein Fine ArtNew York, New York
Linda N. CappelloLos Angeles, California
Edward J. CarpenterChairman and CEOCarpenter & CompanyIrvine, California
Paul Dean, M.D., M.P.H.Public Health Specialist andDermatologistSan Diego, California
Betty J. PopeNewport Beach, California
William Robinson, M.D.Emergency PhysicianBozeman, MontanaClinical Professor Department of Emergency MedicineUniversity of Missouri-Kansas CityKansas City, Missouri
Jolie StahlNew York, New York
Christine J. TorettiChairman and CEOS.W. Jack Drilling CompanyIndiana, Pennsylvania
DIRECTORS EMERITI
Nancy Kassebaum BakerFormer United States SenatorBurdick, Kansas
Richard J. RiordanFormer Mayor of Los AngelesLos Angeles, California
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS (US) BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHAIRMAN
Andrew W. GéczyLondon
SECRETARY
Antje B. GéczyLondon
TREASURER
Nancy A. Aossey
Susan J. CorderLondon
Hendrik CornelisLondon
Timothy KirkLondon
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS (UK) BOARD OF TRUSTEES
international Medical corps Worldwide is a global humanitarian alliance that comprises the resources and capabilities of two independent affiliate organizations, international Medical corps and international Medical corps uK. together, their mission is to save lives and relieve suffering through the provision of health care through training. With headquar ters in the united states and the united Kingdom respectively, they collaborate to maximize resources for the delivery of appropriate relief and development activities.
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS WORLDWIDE
J.J. Abramslos Angeles, california
Andrew F. Barth Presidentcapital guardian trust co.los Angeles, california
Alex L. Cappello chairman and ceo cappello capital corp.santa Monica, california
Debbie Fisher Malibu, california
Jonathan M. Glaser Managing PartnerJMg capital Management, llclos Angeles, california
Andrew G. Hauptman chairmanAndell holdingslos Angeles, california
Sabrina Kay chancellor and ceofremont collegelos Angeles, california
Katie McGrathlos Angeles, california
Pamela Mohn los Angeles, california
James W. Montgomerychief executive officerMontgomery & co., llcsanta Monica, california
Vivian Soren-Myers Management consultantnewport Beach, california
Barry A. Porter Managing general Partnerclarity Partners, lPBeverly hills, california
Carol Sharer vail, colorado
LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Jerrold D. GreenPresident & ceoPacific council on international Policylos Angeles, california
Sienna MillerActress and Activistunited Kingdom
Stacy Twilleyfounder & ceoivolunteer.orglos Angeles, california
GLOBAL AMBASSADORS
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Betty J. PopeNewport Beach, California
William Robinson, M.D.Emergency PhysicianBozeman, MontanaClinical Professor Department of Emergency MedicineUniversity of Missouri-Kansas CityKansas City, Missouri
Jolie StahlNew York, New York
Christine J. TorettiChairman and CEOS.W. Jack Drilling CompanyIndiana, Pennsylvania
DIRECTORS EMERITI
Nancy Kassebaum BakerFormer United States SenatorBurdick, Kansas
Richard J. RiordanFormer Mayor of Los AngelesLos Angeles, California
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FY 2008-2009The following is International Medical Corps’ Statement of Financial Position and Activities for the years ending June 30, 2009 and 2008.
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
cash and cash equivalentsgrants receivableother receivablesinvestments in equity securitiesPrepaid expensesDepositsinventory of supplies and commoditiesequipment, netother assets
Assets$8,323,100 5,233,1411,826,117
360,0301,384,530
135,394360,986
1,183,682--
$3,520,495 6,800,0333,899,740
464,1261,071,191
118,8909,624,9381,149,681
--
total assets $18,806,980 $26,649,094
Accounts payableAccrued liabilitiesDeferred revenue (refundable advances)Deferred rentobligation under capital leases
Liabilities and net assets$1,955,079 4,404,2827,807,491
432,645144,809
$1,379,768 7,450,4964,288,736
389,895--
total liabilities 14,744,306 13,508,895
2008
Total liabilities and net assets $18,806,980 $26,649,094
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
contract and grant supportcontributionsDonated medical suppliesDonated medical services
Public support and revenue
$60,716,0653,092,327
51,274,707287,087
$53,213,132 3,380,895
37,953,956143,528
total public support 115,370,186 94,691,511
interest and dividend incomerealized and unrealized gain on investmentsother
Revenue12,697
(137,740)--
40,421(46,083)185,947
total revenue (125,043) 180,285
Total public support and revenue 115,245,143 94,871,796
Expenses
total program services 112,691,864 75,343,217
Management and generalfundraising
7,365,950722,076
6,809,480423,295
total expenses 124,322,668 86,890,082
(9,077,525) 7,981,714change in net assets
net assets at end of this period
net assets at beginning of the year 13,140,199 5,158,485$4,062,674 $13,140,199
Program services46,162,01510,874,671
890,37754,599,610
6,634158,557
46,576,3265,555,8122,301,570
20,906,5182,991
--
total net assets 4,062,674 13,140,199
Public support
PricewaterhouseCoopers audited financial statements are available on request from International Medical Corps.
2009
Program management and evaluation 3,542,778 4,314,090
AfricaAsiacaucasusMiddle eastsouth Americaunited states
supporting services
20082009
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INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS (UK)ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FY 2008-2009
The following is International Medical Corps-UK’s Statement of Financial Activities and Balance Sheet for the years ended June 30, 2009 and 2008.
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
incoming resources from generated funds voluntary income
Income and expenditures
£3,100,527 £4,340,306
total incoming resources 19,394,161 16,486,603
charitable activities:
10,780,1613,116,609
604,6513,689,839
net movement in funds
78,145 54,184
2009 2008
Fund balance brought forward at July 1, 2007
BALANCE SHEET
Debtorscash at bank and in hand
Current assets
2,569,3491,415,564
total current assets 3,984,913
Funds and reserves
Income funds
incoming resources from charitable activities 16,293,634 12,146,297
Resources expended
cost of generating funds
cost of generating voluntary income
AfricaAsiacaucasusMiddle east
18,191,260total charitable activities
18,296,909
governance cost
total resources expended
27,504
1,097,252
1,254,329
Fund balance carried forward at June 30, 2008 £2,351,581
Creditors: amounts falling due within one year (1,638,523)
net current assets 2,346,390
total net assets 2,351,581
Total funds and reserves £2,351,581
restricted fundsunrestricted funds: general fund
2,258,53793,044
The above summary statement of financial activities and balance sheet have been adapted from the full financial state-ments 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 request from International Medical Corps-UK. The full financial statements were prepared in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards and were audited by Buzzacott LLP, who had issued a clean audit report.
2009
11,556,0682,202,035
655,9021,541,905
2,246,716740,937
2,987,653
15,955,910
16,033,876
23,782
452,727
801,602
£1,254,329
(1,738,218)
1,249,435
1,254,329
£1,254,329
1,217,86536,464
2008
tangible assets
Fixed assets
£5,191 £4,894
incoming resources
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COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES, INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS AND INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS-UK*
international Medical corps-uKinternational Medical corps
Support & Revenue
$25,183,06663,340,999
total cash revenue 88,524,065
international Medical corps-uK program services international Medical corps program services
Expenses
28,454,108115,892,292
total program expenses 144,346,400
2009 2008
international Medical corps-uK management and general international Medical corps-uK fundraising international Medical corps management and general international Medical corps fundraising
1,202,222116,514
7,365,950722,076
total supporting services 9,406,762
GLOBAL FINANCIAL SUMMARY
The resources of International Medical Corps Worldwide global operations - consisting of government and UN grants, private funds, and donated products and services – totaled more than $140 million in fiscal year 2009. Approximately 94% of these resources went directly to program activities, reflecting International Medical Corps’ deep and enduring commitment to fiscal responsibility and efficiency. In addition, as a result of International Medical Corps’ longstanding emphasis on leveraging resources, every dollar in private contributions helped generate $49 in additional cash and in-kind resources.
international Medical corps-uKinternational Medical corps
4,601,45451,561,794
total donated services and supplies 56,163,248
93.9%
6.1%
total expenses 153,753,162 100.0%
change in net assets -9,065,849
net assets at beginning of the year 13,426,660
net assets at the end of the year 4,360,811
* the combined statement of activities for international Medical corps and international Medical corps-uK are based on us accounting principles and presented in us dollars.
PricewaterhouseCoopers audited financial statements for International Medical Corps and Buzzacott LLP audited financial statements for International Medical Corps-UK are available upon request. 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.
total support and revenue 144,687,313
$25,570,55655,521,704
81,092,260
24,295,98978,404,699
108,582,471
1,087,50493,574
6,809,480423,295
8,944,793
6,536,96038,097,484
44,634,444
92.4%
7.6%
117,527,264 100.0%
8,199,440
5,227,400
$13,426,840
125,726,704
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PUBLIC DONORS
Australian Agency for International DevelopmentCenters for Disease Control and PreventionEuropean Commission’s Humanitarian Aid Office (ECHO)Government of the Republic of KenyaThe Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and MalariaInternational Organization of MigrationMinistry of Public Health, Islamic Republic of AfghanistanStichting VluchtelingThe Swiss Agency for Development and CooperationUK Department for International DevelopmentUnited Nations Children’s FundUnited Nations Development Fund for WomenUnited Nations Development ProgrammeUnited Nations High Commissioner for RefugeesUnited Nations Office for Drugs and CrimeUnited Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsUnited Nations Population FundUnited States Pacific CommandU.S. Agency for International DevelopmentU.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesU.S. Department of StateU.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Population, Refugees and MigrationUSAID/Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster AssistanceWorld Food ProgrammeWorld Health Organization
ANNUAL SUPPORT
PaRTNeRS, SUPPORTeRS aND COLLaBORaTORS
140 Hours On-line AuctionACDI/VOCAADRA Adventist HospitalAfghan General Help Coordination OfficeAfghan Help and Training ProgramAfrica Humanitarian ActionAgency for Assistance and Development of AfghanistanAl Jarrah Scout Association Lebanon
American Institute of PhilanthropyAmerican Refugee CommitteeAssociation of Physicians of Pakistani Descent of North AmericaBar MarmontBasic Education for Awareness, Reforms & Empowerment/Basic Education for Afghan RefugeesBaylake Pines School
BBB Wise Giving AllianceBlue Veins (Women Welfare and Relief Services)BMB Mott MacDonald Ltd.Brentwood SchoolBridge FoundationBrooklyn Museum CARECatholic Relief ServicesCentre for Research on the Epidemiology of DisastersChallenger Team of Different CampsCharity NavigatorChemonics International Inc.Choral Society of DurhamChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsChurch World ServicesCityLabsClimb Take ActionColumbia UniversityCreative Photography WorkshopsCrossroads School for Arts and SciencesDeutsche Gesellschaft für Technische ZusammenarbeitDevelopment Alternatives, Inc.East Hararghe Zone Finance and Economic Development BureauEast Hararghe Zone Health BureauEastern Massachusetts Bill Koch Youth Ski LeagueEDO Health - D.I. KhanEmory University, Amnesty International ClubEthiopia Zonal Agricultural and Rural DevelopmentEthiopia Zonal Bureau of Finance and Economic DevelopmentEthiopia Zonal Health DepartmentExterior Relations Department of the President and the Government of the Chechen RepublicFacebook
International Medical Corps would like to thank the following institutions, individuals, and organizations for their support and partnership throughout 2009 and their support of our emergency response in Haiti. This year we were inspired by your unprecedented support for people suffering the effects of war, disease, and disaster – your generosity is truly making a difference in the lives of millions. We also would like to thank our donors who wish to remain anonymous, as well as those who have volunteered their time and expertise to help us achieve our mission. Additionally, we give special thanks to the donors we were not able to list due to space limitations. International Medical Corps also would like to acknowledge those organizations with whom we have partnered during 2009.
Every donor is important to us. If your name is not listed correctly, please accept our apologies and notify the Resource Development Department at (310) 826-7800.
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FirstGivingFONKOZEFriendship Gallup Senior High SchoolGAM3 - Urban Sports OrganizationGeffen PlayhouseGlobal Deterrence Alternatives, LLCGlobal Health CouncilGood MagazineGoogleGreat NonprofitsGuidestarHaitian Red CrossHarvard Humanitarian InitiativeHawthorne SchoolHealthNet TPOHelping Hand for Relief and DevelopmentHennessyHenry Schein CaresHess CorporationHighland Hospital, Oakland, CAHope for HaitiHôpital de l’ Université d’ Etat d’ Haiti
Huffington Post Humanitarian Assistance & Development AssociationHumanitarian Medical Relief BodyIdealPhilanthropy, LLCImpact 4 GoodInternational Health Partners-CanadaInternational Health Partners-UKInternational Relief TeamsInternational Research & Exchanges BoardIntraHealth International Inc.Iraq Ministry of Displacement and MigrationIraq Ministry of EducationIraq Ministry of HealthIraq Ministry of Labor and Social AffairsJamii Bora TrustJHPIEGO CorporationJohns Hopkins University - Bloomberg School of Public HealthJohn H. Stroger Cook County Hospital, Emergency DepartmentJohn Snow Inc., Research & Training Institute Joint Aid ManagementJordan Health Aid SocietyJordan Red Crescent Society
Jordan River Foundation Laser Plus Imaging, LLCLearning Through Play HaitiLegal Resources FoundationLos Angeles County Museum of Art Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen e.V.Making the Difference NetworkManagement Sciences for HealthMD Buyline, Inc.MedairMedicins du Monde SuisseMedPrep Consulting Group, LLCMENTOR InitiativeMercy Corps InternationalMetropolitan Water DistrictMira Costa High SchoolModern Luxury MediaNational Geographic SocietyNew Jersey Avenue SchoolNIKE, Inc.Nile Hope Development ForumNorthwestern UniversityOlympic High SchoolOperation USAOptimist Club of Malibu, Inc.Oromia Bureau of Finance and Economic Development Oromia Health BureauOrthopedic Medical Magnet High SchoolOXFAM Great BritainPeople Helping People/Kids Play InternationalPolytechnic High SchoolPresbyterian Relief and Development AgencyProject HOPE
Proshika Ralph’s MarketRAND CorporationRazooRecycleBankRemote Control ProductionsRUSH University Medical Center, Emergency DepartmentSave the ChildrenSearch KindlyService Employees International UnionStanford UniversityStatAidSudan Ministry of Health and Child WelfareSwiss Agency for Development and CooperationSyrian Arab Red Crescent SocietyTakePartTexas A & M UniversityThe Government of Saint LuciaThe Government of the Republic of ZimbabweThe Waxploitation CompanyTheo’s Java Club
TriMed, Inc.Tule River Indian Health Center, Inc.UCLA Global Health ReviewUNICEFUnited Nations Humanitarian Aid ServiceUnited Talent Agency FoundationUnited Way Silicon ValleyUnited Way Special Distribution AccountUniversity of California Los AngelesUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of ConnecticutUniversity of IllinoisViceroy Hotel, Santa MonicaVisual Purple, LLC & AffiliatesWashington Montessori SchoolWebster SchoolWestlake Malibu Lifestyle MagazineWhiting Lane Elementary SchoolWolayta Zone Finance and Economic Development BureauWolayta Zone Health BureauWomen to Women Luncheon CommitteeWorld Internet Resources for Education & Development
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We are so grateful for the tremendous outpouring of support we received in the early part of 2010, that we have included here all donations from January 1, 2009 through April 30, 2010.
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS
$20,000,000 - $39,999,999
Bridge Foundation
$10,000,000 - $19,999,999
AmeriCares Foundation
$5,000,000 - $9,999,999
IDA FoundationMedicines For Humanity (MFH)Heart to Heart International
$1,000,000 - $4,999,999
Catholic Relief Services (CRS)International Health Partners (UK) Limited (IHP)International Relief Teams (IRT)Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen e.V
$500,000 - $999,999
United Nations World Food Programme (UNWFP)United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)Assist InternationalProject HOPELilly Suzhou Pharmaceutical Co. LtdOperation USA
$100,000 - $499,999
Child First Meds - Lucress Watson and Dick Watson Children’s FoundationInternational Health Partners-CanadaMercy CorpsLutheran World Relief (LWR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
$25,000 - $99,999
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints World Health Organization (WHO)
$5,000 - $24,999
Patagonia, Inc.ABBOT GmbH & Co. KG
$2,499 - $4,999
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)Cooperazione Internazionale (COOPI)
$1,000 - $2,499
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (UNFAO)HelpAge InternationalCommon Humanitarian FundBoehringer Ingelheim Ellas A.E.Jordan Health Aid Society
UNDER $999
Ministry of Health, SudanHandicap InternationalCentrale Humanitaire Médico-Pharmaceutique Global Medicine
INDIvIDUaL, FOUNDaTION, CORPORaTe, aND ORgaNIzaTIONaL CONTRIBUTIONS
$1,000,000 AND ABOVE
Anonymous (1)Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Hess Corporation
$500,000 - $999,999
AmgenClinton Bush Haiti FundThe ELMA Philanthropies Services (U.S.) Inc.GE FoundationOaktree Capital Management, L.P.
$250,000 - $499,999
California Community Foundation
$100,000 - $249,999
Anonymous (2)American ExpressAmerican Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
American Jewish World ServiceAmeriCares FoundationArlene FoundationJoseph Drown FoundationThe Earth Council GenevaEdgerton FoundationGlobalGiving FoundationInter-American Development BankJewish World WatchMAZON: A Jewish Response to HungerThe Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris FoundationThe Sager Family Traveling Foundation and RoadshowUnion for Reform JudaismDaniel M. Wheeler
$50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous (1)AramexMargaret A. Cargill FoundationScott Cook and Signe OstbyDebbie and Damon FisherCarol H. SharerZahid GroupZaman International
$25,000 - $49,999
Anonymous (1)Robert J. AbernethyAgility Drew AltmanAmerican Academy of Family Physicians FoundationS. Balolia Family FoundationAndrew and Avery BarthDouglas and Sandra BergeronLinda and Alex CappelloEdward J. CarpenterCenter For The Study of Democratic Institutions, Inc.Conrad N. Hilton FoundationL. John and Ann Howland DoerrJonathan and Nancy GlaserJames and Susan HartThe Hauptman Family FoundationMartha and David HoJewish Coalition for Sudan ReliefThe Henry J. Kaiser Family FoundationBruce and Martha KarshSabrina KayJo Ellen KruegerKatie McGrath and J.J. Abrams Mobile Giving Foundation, Inc.The Lisa and John Pritzker Family FundCristofer PuleoSkoll Global Threats FundVivian Soren-Myers and Steven MyersMucki Tan and Yulies Irawan
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Jeffrey Minh TranVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramThe Ziegler Family Trust
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (6)The Aidmatrix FoundationMusaed N. Al-SalehApogee ElectronicsDavid A. and Lisa K. AuerbachFrederic M. AyresNathaniel A. BackDillon BaconBerliner and Hammerman FamiliesBessemer TrustBingham Family FoundationDavis Bongo-OkiliJohn and Lisa BradyJeff and Nancy BuntingLee and Judy BycelCausecast Foundation
Aubrey and Joyce ChernickJerry G. Clinton CNNConsolidated Health PlansHassen DakroubGina DeutschAlexis Deutsch-Adler and Robert AdlerDo Unto OthersMr. and Mrs. Hans ErnstFidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundFordson High SchoolThe Friedland FoundationPhilip GarvinFadi, Rula, Fares and Bassel GhandourWilliam and Gillian GoverAdi and Jerry GreenbergCarol Hall and Leonard MajzlinLysa and Grant HeslovThe House of Bernstein, Inc.IBM Employee Services CenterIslamic Association of Greater DetroitIslamic Center of AmericaIslamic Shura Council of Michigan
Kayne Foundation Ric & Suzanne Kayne Jenni, Maggie and SareeWendy and Tad KellyJena and Michael KingLeander and Alex KruegerLeon Lowenstein FoundationJohn and Heather LittleNicole and Robert MaloneyDavid and Susan Martin FoundationDaniel and Susan MarusCaroline and Guy MerisonWillem and Lisa MesdagMicrosoft CorporationJarl and Pamela MohnJoanie NasherNetwork for GoodNorthern TrustRobert O’LearyEd and Betty PopeMonica and Philip RosenthalGeorge and Cindy RusuWilliam J. RyanSheryl Sandberg and David GoldbergLisa J. SchellerThe Schwab Fund for Charitable GivingSid and Lorraine SheinbergBruce and Stacy SimonMichael C. and Pauline L. SmithSpector Family FoundationJolie Stahl and Robert M. DanninC. William SundbladVictoria SutherlandKathy TaggaresThe Three Sisters FoundationChristine J. TorettiMr. and Mrs. Archbold D. van Beurenvan Beuren Charitable Foundation, Inc.
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous (2)Felix and Pamela AdlonAmerican Medical Systems, Inc.Gregory and Robin AndersonThe Angela Collier FoundationTimothy D. ArmourAyudar FoundationBaker Botts LLPSandra BergBingham Kearns Charitable FundStanley and Janice BlumenfeldBooth Heritage Foundation, Inc.Daniel and Esther BrabecJanice BrandtGreg BroughtonCapital Guardian Trust CompanyLaurie CappelloKathryn Chen and Jason BonancaKen and Mary CirilloCNMK Texas Properties, LLCMargaret ConklinKathleen and Paul D’Addario
Linda Daly Charitable FoundationDavid and Sylvia Weisz Family FoundationJean-Luc and Carolyn De Fanti in memory of Gregory McNamerJames and Judith DeitchGreg and Sandy DeSistoThea DuellEvy of California, IncAlisa FreundlichJosh and Beth FriedmanThe Global Bridge FoundationGoogle Matching Gifts ProgramRobert J. HarrKlaus and Jami HeideggerPat Herson in memory of Ron Herson, M.D.Hilltop Community Church of ChristRichard HoddeFelicity Huffman and William H. MacyInternational Relief TeamsInternational Rescue Committee, Inc.Islamic Center of Cedar Rapids IowaJ.E. Austin Associates, Inc.
Shawn and Stephanie JorgensenMarc JoubertAlice M. KaroubRyan KavanaughKathleen Kennedy and Frank MarshallDavid and Sharon KirchheimerThe Kirshenbaum Family FundLamonica’s New York PizzaHilaire D. Lanaux, Jr.The Larch FoundationLowitz FoundationRabbi Brian and Caroline Fromm LurieMarc L. Luzzatto in honor of Evan LuzzattoChris and Mary MartinMartin MatthewsMcKinney RogersErica and Brian McLoughlinLinda MellickMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramShayle Miller and Jin-Soo KimMindspeed Technologies, Inc.O’Melveny & Myers LLPShahin A. Orci
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James R. ParksJohn and Melinda PowellThe Ernest Prete Jr. FoundationProvidence Baptist ChurchThe Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramWilliam and Fay ReaRemote Control Productions, Inc.Jeremy and Anna RichmonTeresa Jane RiordanBruce RogersKen RosenfeldRoth Family FoundationSanta Monica Rotary Club and FoundationAmbassador Rockwell and Marna SchnabelRobert and Jeanne SegalLouis ShepardSuzy Shuster-EisenRobert and Marilynn SimonTodd and Betiana SimonEric and Susan SmidtSouth Side BankBrian and Stephanie SpectorSteven and Alexis StronginSuwanto SunkorjantoJames M. SutterTapestry Networks, Inc.Dr. Ingrid D. TauberStacy Twilley and Michael KongGustavo UribeV.K. and Claire Van KonynenburgThadius R. VanLandinghamGregory Vilkin and Elizabeth WoodwardPaul and Betsy Von KusterBaroness Monica Von NeumannDavid and Helena WattsSt. James Trust in honor of Lori BooksteinEmployees of Wayne County, MIThe Wonsowicz FamilyIhor ZakaluznyHans Zimmer
$2,500 - $4,999
Anonymous (4)A Corporate Matching Gift From “The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation”Robert and Donna Abraham in memory of Paul BraithwaiteFred and Elizabeth AdkinsAKC Fund, Inc.Kirk AlexanderIra AlmeasRobert F. AndersonJanet J. Assi in honor of all my grandkids Jad, Celeste and Jasmine Assi; Jordan, Ryan and Tyler MashikeJames AvedikianThe Barmore FundWillow Bay and Robert IgerMr. and Mrs. Stephen BayBeecher Carlson Holdings, Inc.John Berookhim
Thilo and Elizabeth BestMark BiegSheri and Les Biller in honor of Linda CappelloStanley BlackRobin and Elliott BroidyDaniel BrunoDeborah BurdettKeisha and Matthew Burdick in honor of Lilly Davis BurdickRichard ByessCausecastChambersburg Area Senior High SchoolLewis CheneyVisnja CipcicVictor and Wendy ColemanSamantha and John ColodnyAnthony G. and Kathleen A. CoughlanSheryl S. CrowMargo DayPaul and Nelly DeanDennis S. DohertyScott Emerman
Joan R. EstremThe F & L Greenberg Investment Ltd. LLP Ben FinchNancy FishJohn and Laura FosterEdward B. FriedmannThe Galanos FoundationJacob GeorgeMaureen Gevlin and Charles Roh, Jr.Ossama GhebrialPatricia and Richard GibbsWm. Christopher GorogGlenn GouldGrantors FoundationThe Grosby Group in honor of Karen and Pablo GrodnitzkyHugh GwynnChris HaleyWalid and Norma HarbMary R. Hearty in memory of Richard J. HeartyJ.C. and Susan Henry David and Mary Anne Heyman
Sunny and Josh HoldenHenry H. and Eleanor HoodImportantGifts, Inc.Independent Charities of AmericaKevin JohnsonJustGiveMichael and Barbara KadouraThe Deborah A. Kahn and Harris N. Miller Charitable FundKathleen Kalil in memory of James KalilGary KaplanKayne Anderson Capital Advisors, LPJennifer L. KellJohn and Nancy KennedyMs. Kristina Kiehl and Mr. Robert E. FriedmanLisa V. KoenigL. Kerry Vickar Charitable FoundationKaren and John LaniganDavid LanningMindy Lauerlevin and Edward LevinPei-Ling LeeLloyd Family FoundationLloyd Inc.Maine Township High School SouthMamaroneck High School Students Taking Action Now For Darfur Sandra A. MarshLillian M. MastersSara Miller McCuneKaren McVicarMicrosoft Giving CampaignGregg McWilliams and Mary MikowskiC. L. MillerMeghan and Satish MoheTodd MolzWilliam and Lynne Moore in honor of Cpl. Eddie Ray Sargent, USMCMary Lou Moore-EstesMostyn Foundation, Inc.Louis J. MurphyJames K. NelsonClaudia NeuhauserAdam J. OckmanEugene and Catherine OhrMr. & Mrs. Talmadge O’NeillWilliam PechsteinChristopher PetersGordon and June PickettMike PostSigna L. ReadScott ReidArthur D. RiggsWilliam and Deborah RobinsonNancy L. Ryan, M.D.Jason SagermanCynthia and Edward SantosJohn R. SchaeferSenn DelaneyLarry and Bernadette SennSandy SewellAbubakar SheikhBill SheinbergBeverly K. Shulman
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Ray and Kathreen Simon in memory of Eddie and Julia SimonPatty and Dick SimonTenth Gate Center for Yoga and MeditationJeanne and Walter ThomasLaura TimmUnited Way of Greater Los AngelesTrystan Upstill in memory of Odette UpstillThomas and Katharine Waldmann in honor of Carol WaldmannTine WardWardens and Vestry of Saint John’s ChurchLucress Watson and Dick Watson Children’s FoundationNadia Z. WelliszWestern Colorado Community FoundationCharles K. WilleThe Winter Family FundFred WintermantelThe Joan M. Wismer FoundationRobin P. WolanerMark WolfendaleMary and Jeffrey Zients
$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous (21)Kenneth J. Abdalla and Kay C. Stoneburner-AbdallaMr. and Mrs. Keith H. AbouafJonathan I. AbrahamsAcores International, Inc.Robert and Julie AdamsMary and Harold AdamsMichael I. AdlerPriscilla A. AhernAteeq AhmedPaul AholaArio AlamDavid AlarconChris AlbrechtYasser Al-KhafajiDr. Martin G. AllenIshie and Jake AllyAlan and Sophie AlpertNancy AlpertAmgen FoundationLance AndersonNancy A. Aossey in honor of David and Eileen Aossey, and Lee BycelAnace and Polly AosseyLaura ArigoJoseph ArmaoLaura Aryeh MurawczykKevin and Essie AsherSteven and Susanne AssanteAstoria Federal SavingsOshiomogho AtogweSteve AveryWilliam H. Ayres
Suzanne BaccoucheDr. Peter BaciewiczHemant BailoorSuzanne R. BallMr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. BancroftBank of America FoundationBarbara Bush Middle SchoolSusan M. Barrett in memory of Vernon J. Roden, M.D.Matt and Kathy BarrettEvan BashSally BatzLynn and Howard BayerBarbara BechlerRonald and Cynthia BeckMaribeth Berg and James WalshMelissa and Daniel BergerJonathan and Susan BergquistBernard C. and Serenea G. Taylor Family Foundation, Inc.A.D. Bicak
Robert A. and Krista G. BinnieAlan and Renee BirmanLisa Zwerling and Ron Birnbaum in honor of Lee Bycel James and Martha BissellMark and Cathy BissellWilliam G. BixlerBlackbaudPhyllis M. Blake in honor of Linda GotmannDonald and Shawna BlissEmployee Community Fund of the Boeing CompanyChristian BoissonnasLori Bookstein and Steven PotolskyRobert BorchardtShawn B. BourgonThomas BrackenBrayco, Inc.Jay Brecker and Eileen CowinIra and Gail BrodskyErica Broido
Christopher S. and Kimberly M. BrothersEllen and William BrownNinita BrownLaura J. BrumbaughBobby BryantDiana BuckhantzJane R. BuckinghamChuck BuieMatt BunkerDave BurkeSean ByrneTimothy ByunCA, Inc. Matching Gifts ProgramSandy CademartoriKim and Virginia CaldwellSusan Caldwell in honor of Michelle Rathbun and Angela HedderichBryan and Melinda CantrallCape Fear AcademyRamona L. CappelloRobin Carr and Suzette Ramirez-CarrGloria CaseyJane CaulfieldJanus Cercone and Michael ManheimJo Champa-FarrellLaura and John ChareckyChautauqua InstitutionSherry and Clark HsuSailesh and Chandrakala ChittipeddiHenry Y. ChoiRoberto SacoThomas and Juanice ChristianChurch of Religious ScienceMaria CinaVincent CirilliClarendon Memorial HospitalKatherine ClarkAshley Collins in honor of Debbie FisherThe Colorado TrustConsumer Health Technologies, Inc.John and Nicki ContiChristopher and Betty ConyersGretchen and Peter CorbellDorothy CorbettEllyn M. CoreyJoe and Debbie CowalDavid CraigElaine CrockerAlison Bryan and Richard R. CrowellJohn CushmanShirley CutaiaNancy M. DalyDavis Family TrustBarbara D. DavisSandra DavisPam DawberJelmar De JongMarta G. de ZapataDeacon Chartiable FoundationLola H. Deane, R.N.
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William M. DebordRichard A. DeemDale and Lisa DellacquaSusan J. DeLucaJulie DeMeulesDepartment of Neurology, University of New MexicoDeschutes Investment AdvisorsHillarie and Steven DietzJohn K. DiPaoloGina M. DiVenutiMargaret DoigRick DonovanRichard and Darcy DoughertyMike and Pattie DouglasAlan DouglassStephen DriscollRod and Bridgette DubitskyAnn DuganDuke Doctor of Physical Therapy ProgramDale J. DuttonDel Mar M.E.D.Steve and Jean EdwardsDavid and Jean EhnebuskeCharles and Diane EilersGary Elden Kathleen EldergillAdnan and Zerifie ElkadriMoise and Carol Ann EmquiesEOS FoundationJohn and Kristin EpsteinDaniel J. EpsteinDr. Ekkehard EsserTracy EvansAllene D. Evans and Tom Herod, Jr.H. Allen EvansEdward EyreBryan and Quinn EzralowJean FarmerVic FasolinoRussell FaucettLelani J. and Bradley C. FauvreJudith FeldmanRobert Feldman Albert and Yasmine Ferris in memory of James FerrisJohn FieldsGreg FieteMichael FinnFirst United Methodist ChurchFirst Unity Church of St. PetersburgMarianna and David Fisher in honor of Debbie and Damon FisherGary M. Flashner, M.D.Pam FleischerRichard and Barbara FlowersJohn FongMarc FreemanDan FungElizabeth M. Funk
Sarah GaddCristin GaffneyEllen GaimariMary C. GambleSuzanne GauntlettNorbert GehrBarry GertzDewey GetzGiga FoundationBarbara Ginsberg and Ira SchreckMarjorie GinsburgRick and Lynn Giovinazzogivingwater.orgCynthia Glazar in memory of Paul ManningMarsha GleemanThe Glickenhaus FoundationJudith and Al GlickmanPradeep GoelRaymond H. GoetzRichard GoldsteinEsteban Gomez NadalRosemarie GoodbodyJeffrey GoodmanBrand Gould and Jinx GarzaRoberto Graetz in honor of Lee BycelKristine and Henry GraziosoGreater Grace Apostolic AssemblyBrian GreearJerrold and Madelyne GreenDouglas GreenfieldGreenlight Capital, IncAlan GriffinChristine and Chester GriffithsMarc GurvitzAdolf HaasenEric HagenMatthew HagenRobert A. HalcombRobert and Elizabeth HamelRebecca L. HammonApril HandelRobert F. HartmannDaniel HawkinsPeter HawkinsLawrence HayesRichard L. HeathGregory and Kerstin HeinzingerRachel and Brad HeitmanJanet HendersonSteve and Marci HeslovRobert W. HewittJacob HeydemannLeonard Hill in honor of Boryana ZeitzGeorge HimeJames G. HoffmanMonica HolguinFrank and Jolene HollingsheadGail E. HolmesMichael HooshmandMike Horansky
Jean HornerJames and Bethany HornthalJudge and Mrs. David HorwitzDennis HotchkissDavid and Elizabeth HowlandPeter M. HudelsonSusan and Joel HyattThe Hyman Levine Family FoundationDominica IannittiBill IngramGabriella and Edward IsaacsonJack Travis Enterprises, LLPGrace and Tom JackamoDenise JacobJames and Denise JacobRabbi Richard Jacobs and Mrs. Susan Freedman in honor of Lee Bycel Beth JamesonJigsaw LondonBrett Matthew JohnsonEmily C. Jones in honor of Debbie FisherMorton and Merle KaneCollette and Phillip KaplanMichael and Cindy KaplanKaram Foundation NFPBen Karlin and Paola GuastiniRoy KaufmannAnton KawalskyJames KeachAndrea KeatingJames KempfMark A. KesslerMaksud and Kishwar KhatriNahid and Sikandar KhatriSami KhouriMark KielyKing Phillip Middle SchoolRonald H. KisnerEdwin C. KnappCathy Konrad and James MangoldJudith and Nikolas KonstantCarol KradolferGeorge KramerNathan KriegeDoris and Daniel KrimgoldNaomi and Edward KritzerRuby KrouwerMichael KrulfeldDaniel LahodaPeter LambersonLang FoundationBarbara and Nicholas LardyThomas and Karon LarmoreMark LarrimoreSidonia LaxAmy Lee Benjamin LeeGeorge LeeGregory Lee
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Joan and Roger LeeCarl and Sandra LehnerRose C. Lemmon in honor of Elizabeth A. SearchJack and Mary LentferDavid J. LesserMyra B. Levine HarrisRobert LevyWilliam C. and Mary T. LewisAndrew and Arlene LinderEllen and Mark LipsonPaul S. ListerScott LivingstonJames Loftus and Cecilia Soto-LoftusLumina Foundation for EducationSteven and Gayle LundBarbara LuzzattoTimothy Maatman and Phyllis SchippersAdelheid J. MagerLorraine and Stanley MajkaDr. Joyce Majure and Dr. Chris MorenoCatherine MakofskeMohannad MalasWilliam MaloneDaniel MaloneyDennis G. and Marilyn G. MartinArthur MatasJ. Somers MatthewsMartin A. MattinglyMohammad and Robin MazharReza MazloumiJerilyn C. McAniffMark G. McConnellCarol McCullyElspeth M. McDougallAnna McGoldrickCarol McGrewAllen McKinneyMarjorie and Ernest MeadowsMECM LimitedBarbara J. MeislinMichael D. MelnickScott MelroseRoger MennilloGeneve MenscherDawn MercereauPam MerrillRichard and M. Kathleen MerrillTom Meyer and Julie StevensonSteve and Rhonda MillerNicole MillerWilliam MillerRebecca Milner and Troy PlairJames and Annabel MontgomeryRobyn MooreVincent MorabitoGreg and Ester MoranChristine L. MorningstarJeanette A. MorrisonKathleen and William MuddKarl Mueller
Kevin X. MurphyDavid and Melanie MustoneErik NagelJarlath NallyNCCPA FoundationJames R. NelsonScott and Lisa NelsonGail NewelCatherine NewtonT. NiaziAlexandru NituNortheastern Scaffolding ServicesFarrah Nur and Mudassir DaimeeJames T. NystromAkram Obeid and Aruba ElderJanet O’BrienDrake OgilvieJun OhCindy OmiyaRichard and Harriet OrkandCharles OsborneJoAnn OttmanParnia PajandDave PanjaShaun ParkMary C. ParkerBilly ParsleyAnn E. PauleyJohn and Helen PavlakChristy L. PayneHenry C. PeeplesAlexs E. Pena VargasDenise PetersonTodd PetersonGuy PfeffermannThe Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramJulianne PhillipsKathleen and Tom PickettChristopher and Barb Piromalli in honor of Judy, Bruno, Jamie, Rose and Josh PiromalliBen and Sheila PlotkinDianna PonderPamela PopovichDon and Katie PorterSteven C. PrenticeKatherine PrydeDavid K. Pryor and Katherine V. Mooney-PryorLarry and Donna PurceyMargaret QuinnMel and Dee RaffPetar RaketicAmina and Wasim RathurMatthew ReidyBetty ResleyHonorable Vicki Reynolds Pepper and Murray PepperMaria and Julian RichardsonRory RiggsRobert and Debbie RodinAdam Rodriguez
Michael RollingerStefanie RoosChris RoseThe Rotary Club of Hanalei BayJonas B. RothRovi Solutions CorporationDiane RowlandGary and Cathy RozekStephanie A. RumoldPhilip K. RyanSabre Value ManagementBill and Ann SacherRichard B. SalmonSamuels Family FundSandia Preparatory SchoolEugene and Roberta SaundersIsmay and David Savoy LadlB.J. and Mark SchafferReed and Hilary SchaperVicky SchiffEileen SchjelderupShannon SchmelingDerek SchrierHope SchroyDr. Lora SchulwitzSherwood and Mildred SchwartzScitor Corporation Charitable Gift Matching ProgramRegan ScottVictor and Judy SearsNoemi SebastiaoRamona SeibertSherif SeweifyGlenn ShaikunRobert and Elizabeth SharfJack E. ShermanRichard M. ShorBrian Siberell and Patricia DrydenArshi SiddiquiJoseph SidenbergMargaret and Thomas SimmsStewart Smith and Robin FerraconeDianne SnedakerLorelei SnyderMark and Carolyn SnyderNancy J. SobelsonDaniel and Tracy SoisethCaren J. and Erwin H. SokolIhab Soliman, M.D.Donald and Giuliana SongsterSamuel and Helen Soref FoundationAndy Spahn and Jennifer PerryAlan and Page SpainJames and Virginia SpellmanStephen W. SpellmanShawn and Richard SperberJohn SquiresCynthia Pandora StaffordKerstin and Tom StempelJared and Edna StenbergTerry Story
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Mary K. StrachotaMichael E. StricklerJerry and Clare StrochlicMary Jo StuartBruce and Margaret SutherlandThe Synergos Institute Inc.William H. Taft in honor of Julie TaftMaria H. Taft ClemowPeter TaubA. R. TaylorSusan TenenbaumBarbera Thornhill in honor of Selim ZikhaDavid ThyngSamuel and Martha ToddMelissa ToddSuzanne TorgesonJean and Alex TrebekMichael Trent and Angela TelerskiJames Henry TrexlerTriangle United WayMarilyn and Kip TrienensStamatia Trivoulides and Loula LoiR. Scott TurnerUnited Management CorporationUnited Way of King CountyUtopia Systems, Inc.Jason ValdeteroDiane Van BoxelVan Dyke FamilyMuriel VargaViceroy HotelMark and Nancy VietsStephen VihelCharlotte and Peter VincentRenee VogelLee, Barbara and Rebecca WagmanDiana and Robert WalkerThomas and Kathleen Wallace in honor of Madeline WallaceSharon WalterBarbara Ann Watkins and Jerry WayneJenifer and Peter Weigand in honor of Leah WeigandLawrence and Kimberly Weinberg FundSteven L. WeinbergJoseph WeirDaniel and Dena WeisBarbara and Robert WellsWhitney WilliamsScott WilsonRobert C. WilsonBrian and Teresa WinneTodd WithersRalph and Madeline WittmanPafica Wong in memory of My Mother, Mrs. WongWorldwide Associates of Willis Group HoldingsMark and Linda WorleyVictoria Wright, Esq.James L. Wuerch
June S. WynnJeffrey YipDouglas Yoshida and Jennifer HuangJulie R. YukimuraJeffrey ZahkaEusebio ZamoraGeoffrey ZanelliZahir ZaveriErik and Karen ZeaAndrea and Mark Zukor
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Anonymous (14)Nellie R. AbrahamChristine AbramsSuzanne AcostaDan B. AdamsJoy AdamsRaeanna AdamsNaseer AhmadShaheen and Mahmood AhmedPaige AlexanderSheila AlganP. Elizabeth AminiCarlos AnayaMaurice and Serena AnthonyMona Maria Aossey in honor of Ghalie Nassed and Hacebe AosseyVera AppleyardJanice AsheScott AtkinsonAtlantis Research Foundation, Inc.Tara AttaJack AttiaGuerdelyne AugustinMark Austin and Claudia De LlanoHaig AvsharianAXA FoundationA. Ayesha-Khan and M. Alamgir-KhanSerge AzorSafwan BadrJanice BaehrSteve Baker
Tatiana BalasanianNancy E. BaldwinDavid and Diana BaliseJeff and Margo Baker BarbakowJeffrey BarnesBarney and the DinosaursCathleen BassettiMark BatchelorHarold and Lynn BaumertTheo BeckSimon BeetsDominick BenedettoRona BennettBryan BennettLarry BerkowitzRandi C. BerneyJason BervBeth Galton, Inc.Sudha BidaniCardinal Biggy BigglesPeter A. BigotJohn and Carla BistrickJohn W. BlackburnDonald and Julia BlankMartha Blau-Baranec and James BaranecLoren Bloch and Ping HoLeslie BlowJeffrey BockianDavid BodoffAlfred BoeckliSara BordoPamela BowenJohn BoxRichard Bradley and Carol TovarLee Bradley in honor of Miss Ariana GiddensJacob BranchJonathon and Elizabeth BrauerWade BreischPam and Kurt BrendlingerEileen BrennerSandra BresnickJohn and Sirpa BrockGordon and Alma BrodfuehrerAmanda BrownGarth BrownMartha BrownLisa BroylesBarbara and James BrusstarJohn Bryson and Louise Henry BrysonBarbara BuchananRobert and Marilyn BuchholzClifton BullardKate BunnellJune BuonoHarold BurkeSally BurkeRichard and Leslie BushMark BushnellRaymond ButtersJosh and Megan BycelMark Bydder
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Patricia CalhounDawn M. CameronMark CammackRobert CampbellClaire CappellePaul CassidyGregory CassierDesiree CatalinaJim CavigliaCedar Canyon Elementary SchoolLorene ChangRenate W. ChapmanDian ChenSteve ChenKishore and Suguna ChivukulaChoral Society of DurhamMariam ChoudryThomas CirilloJames ClapsaddleJon C. ClarkStephen and Betsy ClarkSol CoffinoKelley and Arie CohenMarialice M. CohenLucy and Rick ColemanJames A. CollinsNina CollinsCharles ColwinRobert and Ann ConnorJean M. CooperMarc CooperJack CoreyRandy CorkCarina CourtrightBrent and Pam CousinoErika CoxTim and Kimber CrabtreeMargaret B. CroneTeresa CroninThérèse CroninDavid and Annetta CrookMargaret and Timothy CrossGeorge D. Crowley, Jr.Michael CunneyCaroline CurranVerna and Tony CusterKerry DaleySerdar DalkirEmily and William DannerFrank DarabontMr. and Mrs. William F. DawsonDiane De GraziaTheresa DearDearborn High SchoolJohn DegrayePaul DeitchIsrael and Patricia Del PinoThomas D’ElettoDennis Deloria and Suzanne ThouvenelleRussell DeLucaAmy DeMent
Amy DePriscoRobert DierKatherine and David DietzBertram and Anne DiMauroPaul and Michelle DiniakosKarin M. DoerksenTate DonovanPatrick and Joanne DoughertyJanice and Donald DowningBeverly A. DownsJan DrangeJames DubeyAshley DunhamJason DunnYarrow DurbinSandra DurhamThe Earl FamilyLauri EbelKathie and Robert EckertA grant from the Jay Allan Edwards Family Fund at the Rancho Santa Fe FoundationRichard EdwardsElise L. H. EganDawn EisenbergDouglas EldredSara J. EllPhillip and Janet ElliottRossana S. EltanalGerard W. Elverum Hashem Emari in honor of my son, Mohammad HesamEnder Family Fund of Triangle Community FoundationDavid and Sandra EnmanJames and Cheryl EskilsonLucia P. EwingPeter FaddeBenjamin Fader-RattnerAdrienne FairhallMarilyn FifeFirst Baptist Christian AcademyChristopher L. Fisher in honor of Dad and Wendy, Michele and Bill, Jen and Craig, Cindy and Brad, Katy and Paul, Mom
James and Penny FitzgeraldJohn and Kathleen FitzgeraldSusan FloraBarbara L. FodorJeremy M. FontenotNatalie Forrest and Douglas SpraguePaul ForsterGermaine V. FrancoShirley J. FredricksChristopher Freeberg and Katherine O’MalleyFremont Group Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramMichael FriedrichNaoaki FujiiRobert FullerGeorge E. FurgisThe G. & J. Ringstad Family Charitable FundM. Adelise Gallion and Anne E. MurrayGap, Inc.Robert Gartner in honor of William MooreRenee GaskillBill & Melinda Gates Foundation Matching Gift ProgramGE Foundation Matching GiftsSabrina GerberAnn GernertDrew GershensonThe Gesher Fund in honor of the work of Noah Cohen-ClineAmal GhandourFares GhandourFrancoise GiacaloneAnn and Jim GianopulosJerome and Dolores GianottiDr. Marjorie Fitting GiffordJane GildayMary K. GillettGive With LibertyAmy GladSue B. GlasscockClaire D. GoedinghausMillee and Jack GoldbergDavid Goodman and Wendy FelsonRobert Graulich and Shannon MulcahyJoan M. GraybillKate GreenacreJerome and Randi GreenbergKeith GreshamTheodore GriffinDr. Stephen P. GriffithMarie GrimsleyRaymond GrobleByron GrossVic and Kathy GrossiLeonardo y Ronit GruszkaSheila GudiswitzHelen and David GustavsonE. P. Guthrie and J. A. MankovichKevin and Vivian GyslerJoshua Haas
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Daniel HackettVirginia Jaye HaidenRobert G. HallNez HallettRex HamakerEmily HandlerWilliam HannahMichael HannanAndre HarnantoRosemary H. HarrellDorothy HarrisMichael HarrisKathleen HassenThe Hearty Boys CaterersWarren A. HeinMichael HemmelmanMary Ann and Herbert HenleyCristina HenryMark HerbickMr. Nathan Herring and Ms. Miller H. SherlingRabbi Eli HerscherKathryn and Matthew HessRick HessFarshid HessariSylvia HickeySamuel and Karen HillStephen and Carolyn HillerVicki HimesGregory Hoblit and Debrah FarentinoRobert Hockberger and Patricia PicklesJeanne HoffmanScott HoflandElizabeth Hogan Laura A. Hoganson in memory of Gary Paul HogansonMetz and Mary HolderLawrence HolemanTaquima Holguino CiriloRichard Hollander and Peggy E. WeilM. Quincy and Mary Sherwood HoltMichael and Laura HoltRichard HomierStacy HoodSusan Hosek
Blaine Houmes and Nancy PfutzenreuterChristopher HouseHouston Jewish Community FoundationHP Employee Charitable Giving CampaignWilliam HrycynaSherry HsuH. HullGary and Judith HultmanEdwin HustonTerry Hyman HamermeshKaren L. IkinsTom InukaiAlan IrvineEliane IrvineDavid IsaacsonJ.J.C.T.M. FoundationLindsay and Bryan JacksonAndrea JacobsSamita and Howard JacobsDilip and Chandrika JainMari JamiesonSrinivas and Mythri JanardanRoger W. JanewayJohanna JanssenMike and Denise JeffriesSally JenkinsTeresa JenningsVictor JihLinda L. JohnsonTodd JohnsonGregory JohnstonJacqueline JoliatMr. Michael H. JonesEric JungSusan and Hayward KaiserJames KandellIan M. KaplanWilliam KapnerThe Karl Kirchgessner FoundationJohn KelleyLaurie KelleyMary KelleyOn behalf of the Kelly familiesKatherine S. KendrickRyan KennedyLisa KenyonKelly and Bob KerriganBarbara and Kenneth KerryBrent Kessel and Britta BushnellMichael KiedelSylvia Kihara and Roger NeillKelly KimCorrine KindschyTodd B. KirshnerCheryl KlaussJill KnappTheodore KnappenJohn and Cynthia KondonDavid M. KopayDaniel and Laura KramerSusan and Stan Krcmar
Naomi and David LamoreauxDiana Starr LangleyAlexander and Mariel LangowskiLarchmont Temple Social Action CommitteeMary LarsonJames S. LaSovageMichael LazareRobert and Claire LazebnikEllen LeCompteShiu Man and Bette Yu LeeBora LeeMoon LeeClare LeekJill J. LeggConstance LeighElsie LeonBarry LermanShulamit LernerDavid LetchfordJ. P. and N. A. LeveilleDavid LevinLarry LevinClaudette and Jonathan LewisPatricia LewisShirley LewisJenny LiLarry LieblingWin LimGregory J. LiposkyJane Lloyd in honor of Nancy and Rod ReynoldsLael LockeDavid LoewCheryl L. LoeweRobert and Robin LofquistWilliam and Karen LongleyRosalino LopezJocelyne Louis-JacquesJulia and Stephen LuermanConor Lynch and Christina RumoreSusan LynchGrant MaddockSelma MaddockMadison Tyler Holdings
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Andrea and Michael MaherJennifer MaitlandRajkumar MakamRouven MaleckiC. P. MaliszewskiKris MalmquistFrederick ManasterRabbi Janet MarderMichael Marino and Mary WrightLaura MarksMichelle MaroccoCaroline MartinShannon MartinMr. & Mrs. Esther MartinezStacey MatthewsLouise S. MazerovKenneth McAdamsKevin McCreadieMary McDonaldMcDonald ElementaryRichard D. McKnightShena McLaren and Frank BourgholtzerKathleen McNamaraHelen S. McQueen in honor of M. Florine Rebonlet FerreeGail McQuilkinMark MelnychenkoRuth J. MendezMary L. MercadoMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Matching Gift ProgramKenneth S. Merriman, M.D.Hilary M. Meserole in memory of Marti KimberlyShannon MichelleAdrienne MielkeBetsy and Bill MillerHarold MillerBob Miller and Jude WilberTrevor MillerLisa MillsMills Automotive GroupDai MinMary MinerDanny MingMary C. MontaguePriscila MontanaCharles MooreDavid MooreKaren E. MoranoJason MoreauThomas MorozWilliam and Mary MortonDaniele MostiJosephine MudjitabaDenise and Joe MuellerMulligan Family TrustRebecca L. MurphyNancy MurphyJohn Murphy
Edward H. Murphy and Barbara A. MurphyCatherine MusicantUzma and Mohammad MustaquimMWB Copy Products, Inc.Bethany Ann NagyDerek NapierBonnie Nash and Donald WingTamer NassarNational Aviation ServicesKevin Neal
Marilee NealeDane and Megan NelsonWendy NessethNicholas and Laura NeuhauselAdrian NgYves E. NicolGeorgina NorthDonn B. NortonGhassan NuqulJane Oakes in honor of Kate Ater and Mateo Vasquez’s WeddingDan ObrienMichael O’CallaghanMaria O’HanianPaula OldegSulayman OloritunPatrick O’RourkeJessica OrtnerRenee M. OvandoEllen PalevskyRick Pam and Penny StroudE. & C. PapamarcouJanet PapkinSamantha ParkhurstDebra ParrishBimal and Kavita PatelLawrence PayneJoanne C. PeckarskyThe Pegasus SchoolWilliam PendergrassDr. Alan O. PerantoniAndrea and Ronald Perez
Paula PerlisCynthia PerryIvana PetkovicLoanne PhamAnh PhanMichael W. PierceJohn PlagaRonald PoirierMr. and Mrs. Paul and Julie PokornyT. L. PolandM. PolivkaSherrise PondYair PoratAndrea PorterJulia and Steven PradoRoger PriemTherese PritchardRon ProfferLarry PurceyAnna Marie QueenThe Rackman Foundation, Inc.Radiological Associates of Sacramento Medical Group, Inc.Erica Mann RamisLinda RamsbottomKathy Ratcliff in memory of Joe Hicks and in honor of Linda Light and Mark Herman Vance and Susan RedfieldGilbert M. ReelJulie D. ReesGail and Boyd Reeves in honor of The Jerry Capps FamilyLianna and Elnatan ReisnerDee RenfrowRichard and Ruth RiceDaniel V. RichardsDiana RichmanRichmond Avenue SchoolMarlene RichterWalter RichterTodd RioJames and Hollace RiordanRon Rizk and Georgina Torres RizkCharles S. RobertsLuis RobledoMaria RodriguezThe Roedig FamilyLawrence RoeggeDeanne J. RollinsWilliam and Sandra RoorkJ. RoosJeffrey RosenfeldJonathan and Lynn RosenthalRobyn and Rick RossGenevieve J. RothJessie RubyAllen Ruby in honor of Mariam and Dave’s WeddingMelissa Salten Rothman
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San Francisco Day SchoolMichelle SandbergSophia SandovalMahvash SaniiSanofi-aventis Matching Gifts ProgramSAP Matching Gift ProgramCynthia and William SchaffJeffrey Schaider & Anna Chavez SchaiderManuela SchenkelFred SchirmerMaren SchneiderH. Eric SchockmanDonna SchollRolf ScholtzGerald and Connie SchroederMarc and Judith SchuckitJames and Mary Anne SchuettArthur SchwartzEdythe SeehaferRobert SeekinsFrancine SelimMelvin Sembler in honor of Mark Sembler, Madison Sembler and David EichenbaumCynthia SextonMary and K. C. ShawNancy E. ShelmonAnshu ShethSusan and Zachary ShimerEmmie ShimodaCassandra Shivers and Anthony RayburnJeffrey SimonFatme SimonTina and John SimonMary SinclairDouglas M. Sinton in honor of Lee BycelSonia Sinton and Will ClarkMohamed and Hadieh Sion and their daughters Haifa and Shadden SionDave SivaprasadSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLPRenee SkibickiChristine SkoldWade and Muriel SmithBarbara L. Smith Chris Smith and Ronnie ShumateFabian SmithGordon B. Snider in honor of Henry Hood, M.D.Anna and Jerry SolomonDr. Robert S. SolowGilbert and Eleanor SomerfieldLinda D. Sonntag, Ph.D.Brenda SteinMaria and David StejkowskiMary Gray StephensonJennifer StiresSusan R. StockelThe Michael and Karen Stone Family Foundation, Inc.Jeffery Stookey
Lavlesh SudChristopher SullivanJaymie Sullivan and Joseph KramarRose and Pat SullivanMatthew and Linda SumsionSunnyside Elementary SchoolLucy SutherlandBuddy and Becca TeasterMary Lauretta TestaWararat ThanakietRyan ThomasJacinta ThomasStephen J. ThomasNancy ThumSamantha S. ToppingMargaret TreadwellYair TreisterDebu and Becki TripathyRhonda TrotterJames H. TrowellEdwin TrumanChai-Yung TsaiLinda TucciaroneTurilli’s Deborah Turski and Patrick TurskiMolly and Mary TwohyUBS Wealth ManagementZubair Uddin and Maryam SultanPatrick UhlesKaren UngerUnited Way, Special Distribution AccountUnity Church of PrescottMr. and Mrs. Steve UrbanDavid VaccaroPrerna and Jelle Van de VallDaniel Van StarrenburgMichael VartanMohammad J. ViraniJerry WackerBart and Pamela WaldCatherina WalkerCharlene Wallace and Linda WittenbergVera WallachLouise WannierBrooke A. WarburtonSela WardJudy and James WarnerJanice A. WashingtonSheila and Bill WassermanBrian WatersWilliam WeathersBruce and Georgia WeeterWeiland, Golden, Smiley, Wang, Ekvall & Strok, LLPMarci WeinbergJane and Joseph WeintropDaniel WeissWellPoint Associate Giving CampaignBobby WellsDenise Wells
Robert WellsJanelle WelshDr. Andre WeltmanPeter B. WendelAnnoesjka WestRodney and Winifred WestRobert J. WestlakeKaren Wexler-Waite in honor of Lori BooksteinMark and Cristel WhitakerCarole WightmanDavid WilcoxStacey WilesAlbert Wilkerson, Jr.T. J. WillardChrista Williams, M.D.Ryan J. WilliamsWard WilliamsGrant F. WilsonPeter J. WilsonPaul and Randye WinfieldKimberly WinickMary and Phil WirganowiczGerald and Susan WittWarner and Mimi WolfenMarv WolpaDeborah WoodallS.T. WoodallErica WrightH. WrightJoanne WuerkerRosalie YagerCharles YanofskyAnita and Paul YarossiSandra YarringtonSandra G. YavitzStephanie YostDiane YoungMr. & Mrs. Jennifer YunkJudy Zollman in honor of Lee Bycel
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A special thanks to the following individuals who have raised critically needed funds on our behalf
Bonnie AbaunzaJeff AntebiEdward AttertonMark BassGary BrantPam BrendlingerLee BycelLaurie CappelloAshley ChapmanKelley CohenKathleen D’AddarioAlexis Deutsch-AdlerDebbie FisherMicha GambleSarah GartheBarney GreerNorma HarbKristin IrvingLoren LevineAsher LuzzattoSusan MartinRachel McDonaldErica McLoughlinRegina MillerGeorgina MirandaPamela MohnJacqueline PehaMagda RiveraEdward RobinsonDeanne RollinsLarry SafadyGunjan SudPeter ThumLianne TuckerStacy TwilleyBrooke WarburtonTine WardEusebio Zamora
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hoW you cAn helP your donation to international Medical corps will not only provide assistance to vulnerable people in humanitarian emergencies, it will also restore their devastated communities to self-reliance. international Medical corps’ training activities have a multiplier effect, spreading vital knowledge to regions that need it most, and putting local communities in charge of their own recovery. your donation will also be leveraged to secure additional resources, such as corporate and government grants, and as products and services from in-kind donors.
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