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NATIONAL DINNER

SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 Walter E. Washington Convention Center 801 Mount Vernon Pl. N.W., Washington, DC

WELCOME FROM NATIONAL DINNER CO-CHAIRS SHERIE HUGHES & HUDSON YOUNG Dear Friends, Welcome to the 23rd Annual HRC National Dinner. Tonight, we’re celebrating the rich history, diversity and resilience of our community, and the incredible progress your support has made possible.

Tonight, we are excited to welcome our new president, Alphonso David! Alphonso joins HRC from his trailblazing tenure in Governor Cuomo’s office where he helped win critical civil rights battles for LGBTQ New Yorkers. With a proven track record of success in the fight for progress, and a powerful passion for change, we are confident in his leadership to help HRC tackle the major fights ahead.

Alphonso’s leadership could not be more important as we face what will truly be the election of our lifetime in 2020. But as we proved just a little over a year ago, when we show up at the ballot box, LGBTQ voters and our allies can be the difference our country needs.

Because we turned out in full force in 2018, we were able to elect pro-equality champions in cities and states across the U.S. We were also able to flip the House, bringing in the most diverse class of representatives in our nation’s history.

And thanks to your support and hard work, this pro-equality House passed the most important LGBTQ civil rights legislation of our generation -- the Equality Act.

Now, our community has the chance to turn out in 2020 to elect a pro-equality Senate and president who will make the Equality Act a reality and finally pull the emergency brake on Trump and Pence.

In the face of all of these attacks, you have not been silent. You have shown up, you have spoken out and you have given generously to defend our community.

Thank you.

To win, we are going to need a real leader and challenger who will fight for the full equality of all Americans, including LGBTQ people. That’s why, in the coming weeks, the HRC Foundation will be holding a historic town hall to hear from candidates about the issues that matter most to our community. This event will be a chance for millions of Americans to hear directly from some of our nation’s greatest champions about how they will fight for us and alongside us to protect and empower the LGBTQ community.

Tonight, we are so grateful to have had an amazing National Dinner Committee, led by outstanding committee co-chairs: Bryan Adams, Kisha Hopwood, Greg Jones, Elizabeth Pinkney, Taylor Pinckney, Aramis Rojas and Shelly Rose. None of this work would have been possible without the dedicated volunteers and staff that make HRC such a phenomenal organization. And we’re so grateful to our family and friends for affirming your love and supporting us throughout this wonderful work.

We know there is too much at stake for any of us to sit on the sidelines. Today, in 30 states, LGBTQ people remain at risk of being fired or denied housing because of who we are. Thirty-five states have yet to ban the debunked practice of “conversion therapy”’ which is harming our young people. Hate crimes are rising, and more than 100 transgender people — most of whom are transgender women of color — have been killed in the United States in the last five years. The government that is supposed to be protecting us is instead directly attacking us by banning brave transgender troops from serving our country openly, undermining health care for people living with HIV and telling the Supreme Court its OK to fire us because of who we are or who we love.

Finally, we offer our greatest gratitude to you. Thank you for your continued support of HRC tonight and for your ongoing support for all of HRC’s initiatives and programs. HRC’s work to achieve full equality for LGBTQ Americans is made possible because of you. #WeAreHRC Enjoy your evening!

With gratitude, Sherie Hughes & Hudson Young 2019 HRC National Dinner Co-Chairs

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WELCOME FROM HRC PRESIDENT ALPHONSO DAVID Dear Friends, For nearly 40 years, the Human Rights Campaign has been at the forefront of change in countless communities. Together, we envision a world where lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people are ensured equality and embraced as full members of society – at home, at work and in every community.

Over the past two and a half years, the TrumpPence administration has launched an all-out assault on LGBTQ people – and especially those who stand at the intersection of multiple identities.

We are at a crossroads for the soul of our country and the future of our movement. But thanks to your continued support, the Human Rights Campaign is making real and impactful change for countless LGBTQ people and their families.

After LGBTQ voters and our allies turned out in force in the 2018 midterm elections, the pro-equality majority you helped elect to the U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to pass the Equality Act -- the first time in history a chamber of Congress has passed comprehensive LGBTQ non-discrimination protections. This major milestone for equality would not have been possible without your support, which fueled our efforts to organize more than 200 leading businesses, more than 500 medical, child welfare, religious and social justice organizations and more than 165,000 Americans all supporting the Equality Act. Now, as we turn to 2020, we are already focused on electing a pro-equality majority to the U.S. Senate that will pass the Equality Act,

and replacing Donald Trump with a pro-equality president who will sign this crucial legislation into law.

Through our programmatic work, we’re continuing to advance equality for LGBTQ people in their daily lives, both in this country and around the globe. We are opening new fronts in our fight for full equality through programs such as Project One America, which is moving equality forward in the Deep South and securing crucial non-discrimination protections in a growing number of cities. We are maintaining a focus on the global equality movement by deepening our partnerships with international advocates through HRC Global.

Crucial Foundation tools such as the Corporate Equality Index continue to push businesses to lead and allow LGBTQ people to bring their full and best selves to work. Our HIV and AIDS advocacy is pushing to end the stigma of HIV and achieve an AIDS-free generation. And our innovative work with students and educators, including our program at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, is building more inclusive schools, campuses and child welfare organizations.

In all of these efforts, we are working to protect the most vulnerable among us while deepening the intersectionality of our program work. It is our mission and our responsibility to fight for the equality of every LGBTQ person. And doing so requires us to ensure we fully and effectively understand and represent the interests of our entire, diverse community.

allow some of us to forget about the rest of us.

Because while we each come from different backgrounds, there must be room for everyone in this movement. Only then can we achieve full equality.

At this moment, our community and our country face some of our biggest battles yet. The lives of LGBTQ people and other marginalized communities truly hang in the balance. But thanks to your continued support and leadership, never before have we been better positioned to make real and lasting change.

In unity, we will fight back. In unity, we will seize this opportunity for even greater change. And in unity, we will win.

Sincerely,

Alphonso David President Human Rights Campaign

For us to achieve full equality, we must all work together. And that is why we are committed to breaking down the barriers both within and outside of the LGBTQ community that too often

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HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN NATIONAL DINNER HIGHLIGHTS 1997 President Bill Clinton Keynote Speaker

Julian Bond National Civil Rights Award Recipient

Benjamin Jealous and the NAACP National Equality Award Recipients

Ellen DeGeneres National Civil Rights Award Recipient

2006 Billie Jean King National Equality Award Recipient

Dustin Lance Black Featured Speaker

Dr. Dorothy Height National Civil Rights Award Recipient

Lance Bass National Visibility Award Recipient

Wade Henderson, Esq. National Civil Rights Award Recipient

2007 Tim Gunn Special Guest

Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights National Civil Rights Award Recipient 1998 Dr. Maya Angelou Keynote Speaker

Matthew Broderick Ally for Equality Award Recipient

Vice President Al Gore National Leadership Award Recipient

2008 U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton Keynote Speaker

Betty DeGeneres National Civil Rights Award Recipient

Jennifer Holliday Special Performance

1999 Attorney General Janet Reno Keynote Speaker

Suze Orman National Equality Award Recipient 2009 President Barack Obama Keynote Speaker

Martina Navratilova National Equality Award Recipient 2000 U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman Keynote Speaker

Lady Gaga Special Appearance

Eric McCormack Award Presenter Max Mutchnick National Civil Rights Award Recipient 2001 U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton Keynote Speaker Cherry Jones National Equality Award Recipient 2002 Melissa Etheridge Performed National Anthem; Award Presenter Steven Spielberg National Equality Award Recipient 2003 U.S. Rep. John Lewis Keynote Speaker Michael Cunningham National Equality Award Recipient 2004 Jessica Lange National Equality Award Recipient Bishop Gene Robinson National Equality Award Recipient 2005 Kimberley Locke Special Performance The B-52’s After-Party Concert Cyndi Lauper National Equality Award Recipient

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Cast of Glee: Chris Colfer Jane Lynch Lea Michele Cory Monteith Amber Riley Special Appearance

Sally Field Ally for Equality Award Recipient Cirque du Soleil Special Performance 2013 Sara Bareilles Special Performance Jennifer Lopez National Equality Award Recipient 2014 President Bill Clinton Keynote Speaker Jennifer Hudson Special Performance Sir Elton John and David Furnish National Equality Award Recipients 2015 Vice President Joe Biden Keynote Speaker Tim Cook National Visibility Award Ellen Page National Vanguard Award 2016 Sen. Tim Kaine Keynote Speaker Rep. John Lewis Featured Speaker

2010 Mo’Nique Award Presenter

2017 Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton Keynote Speaker

Bette Midler Award Presenter

United States Senator Kamala Harris Featured Speaker

Lee Daniels National Visibility Award Recipient

Jeffrey Bezos National Equality Award

Ricky Martin Special Guest

Uzo Aduba Ally for Equality Award

P!nk Ally for Equality Award Recipient

DNCE Featured Entertainment

2011 President Barack Obama Keynote Speaker

2018 Vice President Joe Biden Keynote Speaker

U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin Speaker

Attorney General Eric Holder Featured Speaker

Sarah Jessica Parker Award Presenter

Anne Hathaway National Equality Award

Mayor Michael Bloomberg National Ally for Equality Recipient

Adam Rippon Special Guest

Cyndi Lauper Special Performance

Awkwafina Special Guest

2012 Mayor Cory Booker Keynote Speaker

Shea Diamond Special Performance

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RICKY MARTIN HRC NATIONAL VISIBILITY AWARD

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lobal music icon Ricky Martin continues to soar in his third decade as a leader in the Entertainment Industry. Since his first solo album release in 1991, Martin has appreciated a world wide fan base, sold over 70 million records, and has won multiple GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY awards.

Martin’s passion for music, his instinctive rhythmic style, and a zest for performing, are all rooted in his success. He is a multitalented phenomenon as an actor, a New York Times Best Seller, and a passionate philanthropist and unparalleled humanitarian.

Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Martin’s innate musical talent was evident from an early age. In school he participated in plays and in choir, leading him to appear in in television commercials by age eight. At ten years old, he joined the latin boy band Menudo and was the lead singer for five years before forging his own musical path in 1991.

Martin was featured during the closing ceremony of the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France. His international hit La Copa de la Vida (The Cup of Life) became the Official Song of that year. American audiences then became captivated by Martin during an electric performance of La Copa de La Vida at the 41st GRAMMY Awards. The production became a historic and cross-cultural moment in the music industry, marking the surge of Latin pop music’s popularity in a mostly American pop dominated market. Months

later, Martin was featured on the cover of Time Magazine, titled Ricky Martin: La3tin Music Goes POP. He has since continued to receive global praise across Latin America, Australia, Asia, and within the U.S. Martin’s tenth studio album, A Quien Quiera Escuchar, was released on February 2015 debuting at No. 1 on U.S. and Puerto Rico album charts. It also won Best Latin Pop Album at the 2016 Grammy® Awards. Martin recently completed his second residency, “ALL IN,” at the Park Theatre at Monte Carlo Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.

His early acting roots and love for performing have also led him to the stage and screen.

His Broadway debut as Marius in Les Miserables later landed him the role of Ché in the first revival of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s seven-time Tony Award-winning musical EVITA in 2012. His television credits include a guest star role on Ryan Murphy’s hit high school musical series, GLEE, and most recently, Martin has joined forces with Ryan Murphy once again. He most recently starred as Antonio D’Amico, Gianni Versace’s longtime partner, in the multi Emmy nominated FX Drama Series, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story with Martin nominated for an Emmy for Best Supporting Actor.

for inspiring his younger audiences to dream big and go after their dreams led him to then write a children’s book, Santiago the Dreamer in Land Among the Stars, which also landed on the bestseller list in 2013.

Martin is an inspiration and success not only in the artistic realm, but undoubtedly through his philanthropic missions as well. In 2004 he founded The Ricky Martin Foundation, an organization dedicated to denouncing and exposing global human trafficking, a worldwide crime that enslaves approximately 30 million people, 5.5 million of which are children. For over a decade the organization has pioneered as leaders in human trafficking research, education, and community initiative within Puerto Rico and The Caribbean.

After the catastrophic Hurricanes Irma and Maria of Puerto Rico in 2017, Martin was compelled to start an initiative to revive his homeland. The Ricky Martin Foundation organized The Puerto Rico Relief Fund with an initial goal to raise $6 million in aid. To date, the fund has raised almost $5 million, $4,664,927 to be exact. 53,509 donors have contributed, including individuals worldwide, celebrity endorsements, partnering organizations, and large corporations.

Martin’s highly praised autobiography, ME, gave audiences an intimate look into his personal life journey and became a New York Times Bestseller in 2011. His passion

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DOMINIQUE JACKSON HRC NATIONAL EQUALITY AWARD

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ominique Jackson is a Tobagonian-American transgender actress, author, model, and reality television personality, most famous for her performance as Elektra Abundance in FX’sTelevision series Pose. She is a great advocate for social change, transforming her community through her partnership with nonprofit organizations such as Destination Tomorrow in the Bronx to advocate for transgender and LBGTQ+ Rights. The star has an extensive social media following listing, with a fanbase of over 100,000 combined within social media platforms such as Instagram and Twitter. In an interview with Forbes magazine, Jackson states “If we can tap into our minds both scientifically and spiritually, we can reach unthinkable heights. Such heights let us more clearly assess successes and failures, and provide us with direction”.

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ERIC FANNING SPECIAL GUEST

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ric Fanning is the president & CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association. He was the 22nd Secretary of the Army, the 24th Undersecretary of the Air Force and Acting

Secretary of the Air Force and former Deputy Under Secretary of the Navy. He is the only person to have held senior appointments in all three military departments.

ANA ORTIZ SPECIAL GUEST

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na Ortiz had most recently had a

Carrie Coon and Lee Pace. She most recently

development deal at ABC Studios and

starred in the high-octane, hour-long action

with a 2007 Emmy® for Outstanding Casting

dramedy, “Whiskey Cavalier,” opposite Scott

for a Comedy Series, two Golden Globe®

The ABC Television Network. She starred

personal recognition, the show was honored

on “Devious Maids” for Marc Cherry and

Foley and Lauren Cohan. She can next be

awards including Best Television Series –

Lifetime, and was featured in a guest role

seen in the upcoming Disney+ series, “LOVE,

Comedy or Musical and another 39 wins and 66

on Shondaland’s “How to Get Away with

SIMON”.

nominations. In addition to her recurring roles

The talented and vibrant actress broke out

Holly Raines and as Anna in the FX series set

Murder,” as well as on the hit ABC comedy series “black-ish.” Previously, Ortiz had a multiepisode arc on HBO’s “Hung” and was seen in Martin Lawrence’s “Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son.” In 2017, she was featured in the Blumhouse film “The Keeping Hours,” alongside

as Hilda Suarez in ABC’s hit comedy “Ugly Betty,” earning both ALMA and Imagen Awards for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal as Betty’s sassy older sister. Along with her

on ABC’s acclaimed “Boston Legal” as A.D.A in wartime Iraq, “Over There,” Ortiz also starred in the NBC series “A.U.S.A” and “Kristin,” as well as in the ABC pilot “True Blue” and Fox pilot “Outnumbered.”

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JAKE CHOI SPECIAL GUEST

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he son of Korean immigrants to the United States, Jake Choi was born and raised in Elmhurst, Queens. Fluent in English and Korean, Jake is a series regular on the ABC comedy series SINGLE PARENTS. He plays the lovable but misguided “Miggy”, a 20-year-old, sleepdeprived dad raising a baby boy alone after the child’s mom departs for college. In 2019, he also starred in the MGM and Warner Bros. feature film THE SUN IS ALSO A STAR alongside Yara Shahidi and Charles Melton. Previously, Jake was the lead of the 2015 independent

film FRONT COVER, a gay romantic dramedy tackling the intersection of ethnicity and sexuality. Jake’s television credits include roles on the TV Land comedy series YOUNGER, Hulu’s DIFFICULT PEOPLE, and Comedy Central’s BROAD CITY. He has also appeared on LAW AND ORDER: SVU, MYSTERIES OF LAURA, GOTHAM, UNFORGETTABLE, LETHAL WEAPON, and HAWAII FIVE-0.

Jake’s personal hobbies include basketball, boxing, yoga, and reading, as well as anything to

do with house plants. He is a staunch advocate for rights, protections and positive media representations of members of marginalized communities, especially people of color and LGBTQ individuals. On a recent cover of The Advocate magazine, Jake stood shoulder to shoulder with Nico Santos and Vincent Rodriguez III, for a feature titled “Crazy Amazing Asian-Americans: These Out TV Stars are Changing More Than Just Hollywood”.

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multi hyphenate performer, creator and recording artist, Dyllón Burnside has appeared in notable stage, television and film projects with some of the best in the business.

He currently stars as ‘Ricky’ in Ryan Murphy’s Emmy-nominated FX series, “Pose” alongside Billy Porter and Mj Rodriguez.

Dyllón first captivated audiences with his Broadway debut, starring as Anthony in 2014’s Holler if Ya Hear Me, a hip-hop musical inspired by the music and lyrics of Tupac Shakur. He also appeared as a Lost Boy in NBC’s “Peter Pan Live!” and in the critically-acclaimed

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series “High Maintenance” on HBO, all while completing his final year at the prestigious CAP21 Conservatory for music theatre and The New School where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Media Studies and Writing.

The Pensacola, Florida native began performing professionally at the age of twelve as a member of the Hip-Hop/R&B boy band 3D, which afforded him the opportunity to tour the country performing original music alongside folks like Stevie Wonder and Rihanna in such venues as Madison Square Garden and the Nokia Theater.

Dyllón is currently working on a forthcoming

new solo project and will have new music out in the coming months.

In addition to his performance work, Burnside is also passionate about producing quality arts content that promotes social change. His work as a producer includes film, theatrical and musical events that serve and/or shed light on marginalized communities. He has also taught performing arts workshops and spoken at schools across the country about the importance of arts education as a means of personal empowerment and self-expression.

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RYAN RUSSEL SPECIAL GUEST

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yan Russell is a professional football player in the NFL, a published poet, writer and artist. Ryan was born on January 17th, 1992 at Sisters Hospital in Buffalo, New York. Though his biological father wasn’t in the picture his mother and stepfather raised him with unconditional love and care. In 1998 his stepfather died tragically in a motorcycle accident and the frailty of life created a storm of emotions Ryan was not yet equipped to navigate. He turned to poetry and writing to define his onslaught of emotions and as a result, he discovered a method of vulnerability that was healing. Though he found his love for writing and began to cultivate his creativity life for a fatherless young black man is anything but easy.

Ryan was an exceptionally bright young man but struggled to find interest in school and had fits of adolescent rage that plagued him and his mother throughout his teenage years. Working to help lighten the load on his mother and switching schools, Ryan only got to play one full year of high school football. His senior year he was an All-District player and attracted a lot of interest from big football programs such as Texas, Nebraska, Purdue and more. The chance to play Big Ten football, a prestigious education and a reputation for putting defensive ends into the NFL, made Purdue his ultimate choice.

Nearly a thousand miles away from home and coming of age, Ryan dedicated his life to football. He learned the responsibility and hard work it took to be a Big Ten starter, an All-Conference player and a reliable teammate.

Off the field, he began to take his studies more seriously, write long-form creative pieces, and discover his sexuality. Ryan had always dated women and like a lot of young men his age, he had fallen in love once or twice, but the presence of something more began to surface.

Ryan confided in his best friend, teammate and roommate at the time Joesph Gilliam in

his revelation. As graduation and the NFL draft approached Ryan put his sexuality on a long list of things that would pull his focus from playing in the NFL; along with writing, poetry, late nights, fast food, etc. Being an athlete has always meant making sacrifices and the average career of an NFL player was amongst the shortest of all professional sports, so he did what he thought best at the time to optimize his career.

He was drafted in 2015 to the Dallas Cowboys in the fifth round. Though his first year adjusting to the increased speed and critical details of football on the professional level, he found himself seeking solace in his first male relationship. After a horrific breakup and being released by the Cowboys in his second year Ryan felt, though he was living his dream, he was alone and deeply unhappy. Around this time as well his best friend Joesph Gilliam was diagnosed with stage four glioblastoma and was fighting for his life. As things seemed to cave in around him, Ryan sought out the people who had always been there for him in the good times and in the bad his family and intimate friends.

Liberated by his inner circle, Ryan signed with Tampa Bay and found brotherhood, camaraderie and success for two years before suffering a horrific shoulder injury. He played through the injury his last year in Tampa, but with his upcoming surgery looming and his last year on contract up, the Buccaneers parted ways with Ryan. During his recovery, Joseph Gilliam passed away September 11th and Ryan’s whole life changed. He wasn’t playing football and just lost one of the single closest people in his life.

Ryan couldn’t control the timeline of the NFL, all he could do was prepare his body physically for the call. However, he felt as though all the things he’d put off concentrating on football were coming to the surface and repressing them contributed heavily to his unhappiness.

Life seemed especially short now, and Ryan wanted to embrace all of who he was while not being under the public eye that comes with the platform of a professional athlete.

Ryan moved to Los Angeles, a place he had visited every offseason and longed to reside. He began sharing and expressing his story through writing and poetry. He was discovered by contemporary poet Christopher Poindexter and published through his publishing company Jack Wild. Ryan’s debut poetry, Prison or Passion, released April 26th, 2019, the same date as his mother’s birthday. With his creativity thriving, Ryan also started dating both men and women openly. With those he encountered, he identified as bisexual and his life away from football was finally starting to feel substantial.

Football, however, was still a huge part of who he was and he believed his best days as a professional athlete were ahead of him. With a tryout for the San Fransisco 49ers that went over extremely well, but didn’t end in a signed contract, Ryan was reassured he belonged in the NFL but was uncertain if he could go back to hiding all of who he was. The thought of repressing his art, his writing and his love seemed unbearable. He had seen many of his teammates throughout the year balance a career off the field and a family and he believed it only elevated their play. He longed for that same kind of freedom.

On August 29th, 2019 Ryan Russell came out to the world as the first active NFL player to identify as bisexual. His courage and bravery deriving from the need live his dream as exactly who is he is and who he was meant to be. Such a significant moment in professional sports history was ignited by the single notion that someone can dedicate their life to sports while also being dedicated to their truth.

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THELMA HOUSTON SPECIAL PERFORMANCE

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fter decades of performing, Thelma Houston continues to celebrate her long and outstanding career and shows no signs of slowing down!

Over the course of many years, promoters have been asking Thelma, when is she going to return to her Motown roots?

After much thought, Thelma has decided that the timing was right to launch a brand new band show called: “THELMA HOUSTON’s MOTOWN Experience” The show features non-stop classic Motown songs (that we all know and love,) along with a tribute to Ms. Houston’s friend, the “Queen of Soul” Aretha Franklin!

Thelma was asked to join a stellar list of artists honoring the illustrious career of the late Donna Summer, who Thelma knew. Thelma recorded covers of Donna’s classic songs: “Last Dance,” Could it Be Magic?” and “I Love You.” Thelma’s 23rd album, “A Woman’s Touch”, was released recently through Shout Factory Records (distributed by Sony/BMG) and offers her rich interpretations of many classic R&B and pop recordings originally made famous by such male vocalists as Luther Vandross, Rev. Al Green, Sting and Marvin Gaye.

A Mississippi native, Thelma started out in the 60’s performing in gospel music with the Art Reynolds Singers. She then signed to Capitol Records (home of the Beatles, Nat King Cole and Nancy Wilson) in 1967 and had her first hit song called “Baby Mine.”

Soon Thelma was courted by several record labels and signed with ABC/Dunhill where she recorded and released her first solo album called “Sunshower” which was written, arranged and produced by the legendary Jimmy Webb. After this critically acclaimed album was released, Thelma decided to accept an offer from one of the biggest

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record companies around, Motown Records.

With Motown Records, Thelma claimed the top of the Pop, R&B and Dance charts with her high-powered rendition of “Don’t Leave Me This Way.” That Gold Record classic gave Thelma the distinction of being the first solo female artist at Motown to win the Grammy Award for “Best R&B Female Vocal Performance.”

Known as a humanitarian for her charitable causes and her tireless efforts in the battle against AIDS, the City of West Hollywood proclaimed January 29th as “Thelma Houston Day” in 2003. She has donated her talents to numerous charities including Devine Design for Project Angel Food, AIDS Project Los Angeles, and the Minority AIDS Project, to which she donated her $20,000 winnings from the TV show Hit Me Baby. She is also very active in the Beverly Hills/Hollywood branch of the NAACP. Thelma has rocked Rockefeller Center on NBC’s The Today Show and the summer music special “Hit Me Baby, One More Time.” She dazzled in ABC’s Motown 45 and glittered on ABC’s The Disco Ball.

Along with Aretha Franklin and Mary Wilson, she raised the roof on Love, Rhythm and Blues for PBS. Thelma appeared with Phoebe Snow, Chaka Khan, Mavis Staples and CeCe Peniston as the “Sisters of Glory” in New York City in a rousing performance that received a special request to perform at The Vatican for The Pope.

The legendary Nile Rogers called upon Thelma to be his special guest for a sold out concert at the Hollywood Bowl and she toured with Cher on her Living Proof Concert Tour. Additionally, she headlined at Harrah’s in Las Vegas. Thelma has also been inducted into the Dance Music Hall of Fame in New York City and honored as an “Apollo Legend” on the syndicated hit TV show, Showtime at the Apollo.

on the #1 rated television show in the USA, Fox’s American Idol, where she tore it up for an estimated audience of over 25 million people. Shortly after, Thelma was called upon to open up the finale of the hit summer show, NBC’s America’s Got Talent, for an estimated TV audience of over 18 million people.

Thelma performs at many national dinner receptions for the HRC (Human Rights Campaign) and was honored to perform in Denver when Barack Obama accepted the Democratic nomination. In January 2009, Thelma then was asked to headline the official inauguration dinner for President Barack Obama in Washington, D.C., at the Mayflower Hotel along with her friends, Cyndi Lauper and Melissa Etheridge. HRC President Joe Solmonese says, “It doesn’t get much better than Thelma, as she adds nothing but class to our events.”

With appearances from Tokyo to Las Vegas to London and beyond, Thelma continues to bring audiences to their feet with her dynamic, energetic show. This Diva logs over 200 performances annually and the singer/songwriter is enjoying every moment of her success. “I still feel a tremendous excitement about performing,” states the upbeat songstress. “I have so many more things I want to do and I have NO plans to retire anytime soon.”

Thelma’s makes her main home in Los Angeles, CA. Website: www.ThelmaHouston.com FaceBook: www.FaceBook.com/ ThelmaHoustonOfficial Instagram: ThelmaHoustonOfficial Twitter: Thelma_Houston For more information on Ms. Thelma Houston please contact her “Agent” Stephen Ford of Diva Central, Inc. at: Office: 323.654.3482 (DIVA) Cell & Text: 323.864.1933

In April 2009, Thelma was honored to perform

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lice Smith. Wow. To see her live - as I had the immense good fortune of doing recently, with just a piano and a room full of entranced fans singing along to every word - is to be pinned down by the sheer power of her voice and raw talent. It’s a religious experience.

The sincerity of her artistic intention tears through the artifice of our current pop culture like a sharp blade of truth. That’s Alice, she couldn’t sing a fake moment if she tried.

Her vocal strength is reminiscent of an Aretha or a Lynn Collins, but she has the creative insight to braid her music with her love of people like Seu Jorge, Coldplay, Rihanna and Toto, making it a most sophisticated genre-bending blend of refreshing experimental pop. To give you an idea of the caliber of artistry we’re dealing with here, the late, great, and notoriously choosy Prince covered her song “Another Love.”

When her first album “For Lovers, Dreamers and Me” dropped, it immediately garnered a slew of lifelong die hard fans and a Grammy nomination. Label trouble ensued, as it does, but Alice kept writing songs. When “She” came out, released independently, to great acclaim, Alice displayed more growth and musical sophistication (that’s where Prince found “Another Love”). Alice continued to wow crowds with her presence: Essence Festival, Afropunk, Black Girls Rock, The Apollo, Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, soundtracks to hit movies and series, a show-stopping feature on Robert Glasper’s Nina Simone Tribute Album, and private shows with the likes of Justin Timberlake, Pharrell, Bon Jovi, Chaka Khan and The Roots, to name a few. She glides across trouble as a character from a great novel.

Upon spending time with Alice, one is struck by the deliberate care with which she does just about anything; as if every moment was a building block to the greater masterpiece that is her life. Music is the art form where she dominates like few do, but literally everything is an opportunity to make art, and create beauty. An aesthete and a mother, who’s self-produced her latest opus, “Mystery,” is an ode to the unknown, to the divine moment of creation, whether it be the miracle of a child born, or writing a song. She produced it herself at Los Angeles’ legendary The Village studio with a few handpicked trusted collaborators.

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he Heritage Signature Chorale is committed to preserving the performance traditions of African American choral music, especially the Negro Spiritual; to elevating the African-American singer and composer in all musical genres; and to bringing a unique interpretation to the classical music of America, Europe, and other regions of the world. The Chorale provides a venue for showcasing artists, composers, and arrangers who share these commitments, thereby fostering community awareness of, and appreciation for, this important cultural legacy. Founded in 2000 by Artistic Director Stanley J. Thurston, HSC seeks to enhance opportunities for a new generation of listeners to understand and appreciate the historical legacy of symphonic choral music.

and historical exhibits. Later that month, HSC performed with the NSO Pops, in a film screening of the popular movie “Get Out”, at the John F. Kennedy Center Concert Hall. We honored our mission to present classic works

by African American Composers and other regions of the world, with Heritage Presents!

Master Performance - - two evocative Master Works with full orchestra. The concert included Poulenc’s Gloria, and Proclamations, a seminal choral composition from DCarea composer Darin Atwater. The Chorale performed the concert version of George Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess with the National Orchestral Institute and Festival. The Chorale ended its 19th season with their Signature 19th Annual Concert entitled “Showcase of HSC Performing Ensembles.”

The Chorale opened its 20th season as the anchor choir performing Beethoven’s 9th Symphony with the National Symphony Orchestra, as part of the grand opening for the John F. Kennedy Center of the Performing Arts REACH extension.

The Chorale began its 18th season on the heels of a singing tour of Italy, where Festival Corale Internazionale di Roma awarded HSC’s Rome concert the Outstanding Performance! of the tour. The Chorale received an return invitation, to participate in the 5th Annual Colour of Music Festival, performing R. Nathaniel Dett’s The Chariot Jubilee and Coleridge-Taylor’s Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast;

The Chorale began its 19th season performing at the Petworth Community Festival of cultural

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and presented, along with the Capitol Hill Chorale, Prayers for the Black Madonna, the 3rd Installment of the Smithsonian Hirschhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden’s acclaimed Processions Series envisioned by Theaster Gates. A major highlight of Season 18 was our debut performance of Haydn’s Lord Nelson Mass in concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City on March 19, 2018. On Sunday, June 10th, the Chorale and orchestra wrapped up its phenomenal season with our 18th Anniversary Concert, Women’s Works—Songs of African American Women Composers.

Please visit our website, www.HeritageSignatureChorale.org for more information.

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ed by Artistic Director Thea Kano, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC (GMCW) is now in its 39th season. GMCW sings to inspire equality and inclusion with musical performances and education promoting justice and dignity for all.

GMCW has more than 250 singing members, four select ensembles, a youth chorus, 100 support volunteers, more than 300 subscribers, 500 donors, and an annual audience of more than 10,000 people.

The Chorus and its ensembles have kept a very busy schedule in recent years, with more than 100 outreach performances each season and almost 5,000 volunteer outreach hours. Recent outreach performances include the National Institutes of Health, Whitman Walker Health, DC Flag Football, and Washington National Cathedral. In May 2016, GMCW ensemble Potomac Fever traveled to Ukraine for an historic LGBT music and outreach tour. In July 2015, members of GMCW embarked on a first-ever tour by a gay chorus to Cuba. Since June of 2017, each year over 100 members of

GMCW travel to different states spreading music and a message of equality for all. States visited include NC, SC, AL, GA, TN, WV, OH, PA and NY. In August 2019, members of GMCW gave a special concert and participated in Reykjavik Pride in Reykjavik, Iceland.

GMCW has performed for President and First Lady Obama, eight consecutive years at Vice President and Dr. Biden’s residence, at the historic Carnegie Library in honor of gay rights activist Dr. Frank Kameny, twice at the Kennedy Center Honors, and as part of the inaugural celebrations for President Obama and President Clinton.

Since 2001, the Chorus has maintained a robust youth outreach program, GenOUT, that offers on-school-time programs, as well as free tickets to high school students, parents and teachers. In 2015, GMCW launched the GenOUT Chorus, the first LGBTQ youth chorus in the District area. The Chorus made its debut in 2015 and has grown to include over 25 students from 16 area schools.

GMCW is a member of Chorus America, the Gay and Lesbian Association of Choruses (GALA Choruses), and the Cultural Alliance of Washington.

GMCW has won three Washington Area Music Awards (WAMMIE) - for Best Classical Recording, Best Choral Recording and Best Choral Group.

GMCW sponsors four select outreach ensembles: Potomac Fever, a 15-voice close harmony group; Rock Creek Singers, a 35-voice chamber ensemble; Seasons of Love, an inspirational and gospel group; and 17th Street Dance, a jazz dance ensemble.

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DANA GOLDBERG COMEDIAN & LIVE AUCTION HOST

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s seen on TBS, ABC, LOGO, and Last Comic Standing, veteran comedian Dana Goldberg is a force of nature on stage.

With performances at the San Francisco International Comedy Competition, The Comedy Festival produced by TBS and HBO, and the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland; her quick wit and playful stage presence have her earning loyal fans across the country and abroad.

A crowd favorite, Goldberg has become a triple threat combining her comedy, hosting, and live auction talents to become one of the most sought after entertainers on the circuit. Voted one of the “Top Five Funniest

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Lesbians In America,” Curve magazine raves, “Goldberg is one of the brightest lights in a stellar comedy landscape.” Advocate.com named Goldberg one of the top three LGBT comedians in the nation.

In addition to headlining clubs, theaters and festivals around the country, Goldberg has performed at and emceed dozens of high profile events and has shared the national stage with luminaries such as President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, President Bill Clinton, Meryl Streep, Katy Perry, Kerry Washington, Jennifer Lopez, Carol Burnett, Sir Elton John, Mariah Carey, Shonda Rhimes, and many more.

Combining her gift of humor with humanitarian efforts, Goldberg has raised over 20 million dollars for non-profits around the country in the fight for marriage equality, LGBT rights, women’s health, and HIV and AIDS education and prevention. As the youngest child in a single-parent household run by a Jewish mother in which two of three kids are gay, Goldberg helps keep most of the comedy venues and half of the psychotherapists in the country in business.

For more information on Dana Goldberg visit www.danagoldberg.com

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t the age of 16, Nhandi aka DJ Young 1, is the hottest up and coming DJ across the world. As a traditional turntablist, Nhandi is driven by her passion in music, and continues to make several high-profile appearances, including performing at exclusive clubs in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and in Europe.

In the company of the most popular DJ’s in Los Angeles, Nhandi serves as iHeart Radio’s

youngest mixer for REAL 92.3 FM. She has performed for sold out stadium crowds at the Los Angeles Forum for the REAL Show and the REAL Birthday Bash appearing with artists such as Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Drake, Chance the Rapper and Cardi B.

at the 2018 United State of Women featuring Michelle Obama. Nhandi is currently producing her debut self-titled EP for RM Records which will be released in 2019.

In addition, her career highlights include performing as a guest DJ for the White House in 2014, spinning at the iHeart Radio Music Festival in Las Vegas and performing

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NATIONAL DINNER COMMITTEE National Dinner Co-Chairs Sherie Hughes Hudson Young Dinner BOG Liaison Bruce Rohr Program Book Co-Chairs Bryan Adams Kisha Hopwood Silent Auction Co-Chairs Taylor Pinckney Elizabeth Pinkney Table Captain Co-Chairs Greg Jones Walkabout Co-Chairs Shelly Rose Aramis Rojas

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Claudia Alarco Michaela Albano John R. Brandon Bayton Jr. Daniel Bennett Alexis Biggs Lena Bossler Alex Brandes Karen Cenname Maggie Chahoud Alex Chaita Hanness Cocco Christopher Concepion Patrick Connole Jamie Cotta Maria Crupi Dale Curtis Albert diVittorio Mario Enriquez Ted Eytan Jared Godes Roland Gutierrez Kristen Harts Michelle Hurst Meg Jean Taylor Johnson

Sarah Kuhn Terrence Lewis Aimee Liang Hanness Loco James Lyttle Maxwell Manchester Katie McCrystal Laura McDonald Margaret Mihori Michael Montgomery DeAnthony Nelson Jackson Newman Austin Norton Ryan Nuzum Elliot Oppenheim Seth Owen David Plush Daniel Ramos Jana Reifegerste Michelle Renee Steve Resnick Danny Reynolds Aramis Rojas Shelly Rose Katie Rosenthal

Thelma L. Ross Jeffrey Shears Marley Smith Lisa Washington Malachi Washington Stephen Wheaden Michelle Wilson Sleander Yaicle Skander Yaish

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2019 NATIONAL DINNER TABLE CAPTAINS A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR PREMIUM TABLE CAPTAINS

Desiree Asher Bruce Bastian & Clint Ford BBVA Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Google Scott W. Green & Garrett Warren Mel Heifetz Jacobs Johnson & Johnson PhRMA Spring Point Partners Andrew Tobias Warner Music Group Yarbrough Family Foundation

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2019 NATIONAL DINNER TABLE CAPTAINS CORPORATE TABLES Booz Allen Hamilton Boston Consulting Group Glenmede Trust Company Guidehouse, LLP Lautman, Maska, Neill & Company Wawa Winston & Strawn STEERING COMMITTEES Arizona Steering Committee Atlanta Steering Committee Austin Steering Committee Charlotte Steering Committee Chicago Steering Committee Greater Cincinnati Area Steering Committee Cleveland Steering Committee Colorado Steering Committee Columbus Steering Committee Dallas Steering Committee Houston Steering Committee Kansas City Steering Committee Las Vegas Steering Committee Los Angeles Steering Committee Nashville Steering Committee New England Steering Committee New Orleans Steering Committee Greater New York Area Steering Committee Orange Country/Long Beach/Palm Springs

Steering Committee Orlando/Central Florida Steering Committee Philadelphia Steering Committee Portland Steering Committee Raleigh/Durham Steering Committee San Antonio Steering Committee San Diego Steering Committee San Francisco Bay Area Steering Committee Seattle Steering Committee South Florida Steering Committee St. Louis Steering Committee Twin Cities Steering Committee Utah Steering Committee Greater Washington, DC Steering Committee INDIVIDUAL TABLE CAPTAINS Ackerman Brown PLLC Tony Anderson & Kevin Lorei Gwen Baba & Chris Boone Howard Bard & Christopher Speron Kevin A. Barry & Lori Hoppmann Andrew Beaudoin & Darin Schneider Ebone Bell Jay Biles & Dan Swift Marvin Bowser & Mike Yates CAPT John Breast, USN (ret) Hal Brewster David Brinkerhoff & Daniel Meiners Chad Brown & Monty Smith Lee Castillo & Randy Glanser Charles H. Ford Andrew Clarke & Chip Sherrill Royce Cohen Jefferson Coombs & Vincent Aragon June Crenshaw Dale Curtis & Lamar Braithwaite

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Wojciech L. Czoch Matthew Dawson Albert diVittorio & Joao do Couto Tim Downing Carol & Dana Ebersole-Weiss Patty Ellis & Rebecca Tillet Steven Farrow & Vernon Price FINRA Pride Alliance Charlie Frew Greg Fuller & Ty Cobb Ben Gibbs Jerry Golden & Lucas Sanders Hampton Roads Pride John Hart & Chuck Miller Chris Holland Braden & Brandi Holtby Sherie Hughes Korrine Johnson Barry Karas & Bruce M. Green Karmann-Bauer and Friends Thomas Knabel & Kent Allin Ken Lane & Bob Jennings Jason Laney Stewart Lee Chris Lehtonen & Kelly Sherman Robert Lopardo Lisa & Dr. Bruce Lowry Ana Ma & Heather Holdridge Brian McAlpin Madeleine McDonough & Cyd Slayton Edward McNicholas Valerie Milano Modern Military Association of America-MMAA Kelly & Laura Moffat Abraham Montemayor Tim Morbitzer David Mortlock & Matthew Doyle Aubrey M. Moyer Marcia Namowitz & Val Terzano Austin Naughton Chisholm & Bill Castellani Peter Pawlowski Matthew Perra & Anthony Bonetti DC for Pete Quaker Queens - Matt Panas Layne Rackley & Jeffrey Dunlap Lara Ramsey Ernest C. Raskauskas, Esq &

Rafael J. Convit, MD The Reef Team - TTR Sotheby’s

International Realty Greg Reynolds & Daniel Gras Pujalt Michael Riley John Rivers & Gavin Morrow Matt Robbins Michael Roberts Elizabeth Rodriguez Bruce Rohr & Andrew Wills John Ruffier Aaron Rutledge Sean Sands & Shawn Steffy Patrick Scarborough & C.A. Lee, III Travis & Scott Segal Dan Slater Ashley Smith Jon Sparer & John Klai

Ashley Stanley Deb Taft & Terri Rutter Paul Thompson & Patrick Doonan William J. Tuttle & Mike Wilkinson Alan Uphold & Jeff Olde Ben Waldman Steven J. Walker & Daniel Martinelli Amy White & Lacey All Tim Wilson & Paco Varela Frank H. Woo & Linda M. Scaparotti Hudson Young Kyle Young & Steven Salton David Yu

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FEDERAL CLUB COUNCIL FRIENDS OF THE NATIONAL DINNER HRC would like to thank the following members of the Federal Club Council for their additional contribution to underwrite the costs for the National Dinner:

2019 FRIENDS OF THE NATIONAL DINNER Julie A. Anderton Gwendolyn H. Baba Brian Batchelor J. Christopher Beck & James D. Matte Judith & Richard Berkowitz Dr. Paul A. Boskind Dr. Daniel Brelsford & Andrew LaBadie Richard A. Chizmadia & Richard A. Hobso Joshua & Wesley Chrisos John S. Clements Jesse & Melanie Couch Giles C. Davidson & Daniel R. Waldmann Angela DeLa Rosa & Christina Hernandez Brian Donlan & Todd Arp Carol Ebersole-Weiss & Dana Ebersole-Weiss Bruce E. Franck Bruce A. Frishman Ibrahim Hanna Andrew Holmquist Erik Johnson & Derek Osterman Dennis S. Jolley and Brent B. Simmons John Kerr & Doug Knutson Robert Killian Sheila A. Kloefkorn & Sue Wieger Thomas L. Knabel & Kent Allin Thomas J. Kovach Jr. & Matthew M. McCarthy Ken Kuhn Christopher R. Labonte & Joseph E. Sinkus David L. Lahti Stewart D. Lee James E. Lytle

Marcus O. McElroy Paul D. Melchert & James P. Zimmerman Charles R. Miller & John Hart Timothy J. Morbitzer & Giancarlo Miranda Joe Mutti & Peter David Oramas Marcia Namowitz & Valerie Terzano Bob Palais Matthew Panas & Andrew Matz Lucilo A. Peña Miguel Perez & Yianni Vitellas David Peterson Matthew Pierce & Steven Norris Matthew C. Ponder Bruce Rohr & Andrew Wills John Ruffier Patrick Scarborough & C.A. Lee III Monty D. Smith & Chad Brown Michael Steele Kirk Stone & Mark Coker John L. Sullivan Robert Michael Sykes Jr. & Mr Brandon L. Clark Deborah Taft & Terri Rutter Michael J. Wade & Lester H. Borenstein B. Rodney White & Michael P. Williams Alexander Young & Shawn Williams Hudson Young Kyle Young & Steve Salton Joseph D. Zibrak List current as of September 10

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HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN BOARD LISTING HRC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ian Barrett MO

FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF GOVERNORS Patrick Achis CA

Liz Baskin TX

Gwen Baba CA

Christina Adeleke NC

Bruce Bastian UT

Bruce Bastian UT

Steve Alcocer TX

Vanessa Benavides CA

Jay Biles NC

Paul Anagnostos FL

Chris Boone CA

George Cheeks CA

Tal Anderson MN

Paul Boskind TX

Edie Cofrin GA

Julie Anderton IL

George Cheeks CA

June Crenshaw DC

Matthew Arnold IL

Morgan Cox TX

Alphonso David DC

Liz Balcom PA

Alphonso David DC

Patty Ellis NY

Sandy Bass CA

Tim Downing OH

Xavier Esters IL

Greg Battaglia NY

Patty Ellis NY

Anne Fay TX

Meredith Bazzell TN

Melanie Falls OH

Charlie Frew GA

Andrew Beaudoin FL

Anne Fay TX

Jody Gates LA

Matteline Becker NV

Matt Garrett GA

Suzanne Hamilton OH

Neil Berenson MA

Suzanne Hamilton OH

Randall Hance TX

Julie Berteloot NV

James Harrison TX

James Harrison TX

Brooke Bishop OH

David Lahti CA

Tom Kovach NV

Stefani Borg OH

Justin Mikita CA

David Lahti CA

Joy Bowling NC

DyShaun Muhammad CA

Chris Lehtonen CA

Robert Bronke NC

Lester Perryman LA

Justin Mikita CA

Ken Brown TX

Cheryl Rose OH

DyShaun Muhammad CA

Malik Brown GA

John Ruffier FL

Rey Ocañas TX

Percy Brown GA

Patrick Scarborough AL

Marlene Olshan PA

Alex Bybee NV

Shelly Schoenfeld NC

Jodie Patterson NY

Tessa Cabrera CA

Sam Slate TX

Cheryl Rose OH

Nancy Caldwell TX

Dan Slater CA

Judy Shepard WY

Constance Callahan GA

Ben Waldman WA

Elizabeth Schlesinger MO

John Cannon LA

Jamaul Webster NY

Ashley Smith DC

Michael Caston GA

Debbie Wernet TX

Matt Smith TX

Richard Chizmadia OH

Tina White NC

Deb Taft MA

Michael Cobian OR

Paul Thompson CA

Dabney Conwell OH

Robb Webb TX

Jefferson Coombs CA

Michael Weinholtz CA

Isabel Cordova CA

Tina White NC

Dolores Covrigaru NY Giles Davidson TX

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Craig Diaz OH

Nam Lam CA

Brigid Scarbrough GA

Carol Ebersole-Weiss NY

Abbey Logan KS

George Schein OH

Cordy Elkins MA

Ivette Lopez GA

Chris Scherm NY

Xavier Esters IL

Thomas Macias CA

Elizabeth Schlesinger MO

Mark Falgout NC

Lisa Madry TX

Shannon Scott OR

Chris Fasser NY

Alli Martin UT

Thomas Sim CA

Maria Fasulo NY

Claire Martinez UT

Jennifer Slipakoff GA

Aaron Finnegan MO

Chris Matta TX

Brittney Smith TN

Tony Garavaglia MO

Dan Mauney NC

Marla Smith CA

Sarah Garber MO

Michael McDonnell OH

Matt Smith TX

Diego Garcia DC

Tory Mitchell IL

Neil Smith WA

Ben Gibbs DC

Kelly Moffat NY

Gregory Snow MA

Krystal Gilliam TX

Kris Moore TN

Joshua Sparrow FL

Stephen Gossman CA

Karen Morgan OH

Sal Stow TX

Erin Gurak TX

John Morrison NY

Suzanne Sullivan WA

Clarione Gutierrez CA

Jim Murphy CA

Betty Sun MS

Lynn Hammond CA

Marcia Namowitz NY

Judy Sunblade MA

Lisa Hannusch TX

Shayom Ortiz TX

Rick Taylor OH

Nik Harris FL

Brent Parrish MA

Julian Tovar TX

Matt Hendry CA

Eric A. Patton TN

Bonnie Uphold CA

David Hendryx CA

Luz Pellot OH

Sean VanGorder NV

Troy Henson OH

Trey Pike TX

Jamaul Webster NY

Christina Hernandez TX

Densil Porteous OH

Aaron Weiner OH

Latoya Holman NV

Charlotte Prentice TX

Dustin Williams UT

Byron Hoover DC

David Prince IL

Christopher Wilson MO

Lori Hoppmann PA

Layne Rackley CA

Gary Wilson TX

Sherie Hughes DC

Ricardo Ramirez TX

Shawn Wolfe OH

Tom Jackobs TX

Nico Ramsey TX

Hudson Young DC

Bonnie Johnson IL

Michael Rendon TX

Korrine Johnson FL

Linda Reyes-Hart TX

Dennis Jolley MN

Chase Rickey OH

Alyssa Jones MA

Ray Roberge NY

Christopher Kattenhorn WA

Ryan Roche GA

Louis Kemp NC

Elizabeth Rodriguez TX

Elizabeth Kennedy OH

Christian Rogers LA

Champ Knecht NY

Tom Rogers PA

Justin Koziatck IL

Bruce Rohr DC

Wendy Kraft NV

Zach Rose-Heim MO

Andy LaBadie OR

Aaron Rutledge DC

Keith Laepple WA

Anthony Sandonato FL

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HRC FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS ($25,000+) Annie E. Casey Foundation

Sant Foundation

Anonymous

TJX Foundation

AT&T

Toyota

BBVA

UPS Foundation

The California Endowment The Coca-Cola Foundation Collingwood Foundation Danaher Foundation David Bohnett Foundation E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation Enivar Charitable Fund Equidex The Heyday Foundation IKEA JPMorgan Chase Foundation The Kors Le Pere Foundation Levi Strauss & Co. MetLife Foundation Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation The Morningstar Foundation National Education Association New Venture Fund PepsiCo Foundation Pfizer PhRMA Russell Grinnell Memorial Trust

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FEDERAL CLUB COUNCIL AND FEDERAL CLUB – INVESTING IN LGBTQ EQUALITY Welcome to the 23rd Annual Human Rights Campaign National Dinner! Think about why you’re here. Are you here on a corporate ticket?

Do you have a friend on the Gala or Steering Committee? Have you been involved for years or is this your first HRC event? Whatever the reason, we’re glad you’re here — with us — because our work is so important and there’s never been a more urgent time to join us.

The Federal Club is a very important, long-term giving program that starts at a minimum of $100 a month. If you are not a Federal Club member, we are asking you to become a member now! By joining the Federal Club, you are joining the ranks of LGBTQ equality leaders as a driving force at the heart of our movement.

If you can afford a larger investment in this work, we encourage you to consider becoming a Federal Club Council member. The Federal Club Council is comprised of donors making annual gifts starting at $5,000. Federal Club Council members (also known as HRC’s major donors) have the option of designating their gifts to the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. As the HRC Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charity, gifts to the Foundation are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

Your investment in equality could not come at a more critical time in our fight for full equality for everyone, everywhere. Radical anti-LGBTQ forces in the White House, Congress and in state houses across the country are determined to undo the progress we’ve made.

At the federal and state level, your support will help to fight multiple efforts to legalize discrimination against our community. Some of these efforts seek to not only legalize discrimination, but also to force states to embrace harmful “conversion therapy”; to invalidate local non-discrimination ordinances that protect LGBTQ people; and to punish transgender people for simply using the restroom.

To members of our families, our friends and allies — we ask you to join us tonight to expand and diversify our membership. There will never be a better time to join us than right now.

You can join us by using the Federal Club pledge cards provided on your table, or contacting us at FedClub@hrc.org, or using our convenient secure online site to become a Federal Club member at www.hrc.org/FCJoin.

To our current dedicated Federal Club and Federal Club Council members – THANK YOU for your generous support! Our progress toward LGTBQ equality would not be where it is today without the long-term, generous support from our Federal Club members. We hope you will consider increasing your generous monthly contribution this evening to help us fight the battles that are coming our way.

FEDERAL CLUB COUNCIL ANNUAL GIVING LEVELS PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL

$100,000+ Annual Gift

SPEAKER’S COUNCIL

$50,000 – $99,999 Annual Gift

AMBASSADOR’S COUNCIL

$25,000 – $49,999 Annual Gift

CAPITOL COUNCIL

$15,000 – $24,999 Annual Gift

SENATE COUNCIL

$10,000 – $14,999 Annual Gift

HOUSE COUNCIL

$5,000 – $9,999 Annual Gift

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FEDERAL CLUB COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Anonymous Desiree Asher Bruce W. Bastian Leslie & Bill Biggs Dr. Paul A. Boskind Edith Dee Cofrin Morgan Cox Harvey Motulsky & Lisa Norton Matt Smith & Jason Berkowitz The Yarbrough Family Foundation SPEAKER’S COUNCIL Robert L. Boughner David W. Carlson John M. DeCiccio Mel Heifetz Fund at The Miami Foundation Rod Hildebrant & Matthew Meehan Ambassador James C. Hormel & Michael P. Nguyen Dr. Thomas Knabel & Kent Allin Bill Lucia Alon Matas Joseph O’Gorman Richard Ross & Adam Sanderson John Sell Peter Steinauer & Kevin Sawyers The Steinglass Family Sonny Ward & Michael Lombardo Greg Weaver & Luciano Zamora Michael & Donna Weinholtz Debbie Wernet Paul E. Willer AMBASSADOR’S COUNCIL Anonymous Patrick Abner & Thomas Roberts Michael S. Berman & Deborah Cowan Kenneth J. Bohan & K. Dean O’Kelley Peter & Devon Briger Dr. Harold J. Brody & Donald E. Smith Steven Brown & Lance Koenig Nancy Burns & Debbie Cote The Donald & Carole Chaiken Foundation Rachel & Zack DeLeon Robin & Danny Greenspun Lisa Hannusch & Lisa Richardson Sandra J. Hartness & Karen A. Ellis Kevin Huvane Drs. Janet Jones & Chris Cobb Michele & James Kirsch Ervin Knezek & David Bieniek Barry R. Kob & Dr. David L. Lundquist Bryan Lourd Jane & Tami Marquardt James D. Matte & J. Christopher Beck Michael Morris* & Richard Blinkal Laurie J. Olson & Maria J. Fasulo Bill A. Orovan Henry Robin & Robert McGarity Hilary B. Rosen Lee A. Schreter & De Linda G. Bunnell Robin Sommers & Mike Martin Steven M. Sorenson, M.D. John L. Sullivan Hudson Young CAPITOL COUNCIL Anonymous Adam & Rachel Albright Judith & Richard Berkowitz James D. Berwind & Kevin F. Clark Darryl A. Branch & Johnnie A. Lee, M.D. Trinda & Heidi Brennan-Farris Richard Candelaria & Michael Kelly Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Daroff Sr.

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Robert Faulkner & Donald MacDonald Adam Feild & Erik Torkells William O. Fifield & David L. Roseberry Bruce E. Franck Don & Carol Glendenning Robert Greenblatt Andrew Gundlach & Michael M. Kellen Rose A. Hagan & Mark A. Lemley Elizabeth A. Hosick & Barbara J. Peterson Darrin Jensen-Peterson & Michael Peterson Mimi Jigarjian Julie E. Johnson & Susan G. Moster Dan Ketelaars & Todd Harl Thomas J. Kovach Jr. & Mathew M. McCarthy Kate Larkin Janet Lewis Brian Little & Ted Jurek Mary Beth & Mark McDonough Nancy Menke & Sara Rosson Eric Mueller & Daniel Olsen Marcia Namowitz & Valerie Terzano James O’Gorman & Alberto Duarte John Ruffier Patrick Scarborough & C. A. Lee, III Ashley Stanley & Kelly Stanley Michael Steele Ricky Strauss Greg Swalwell & Terry Connor Jeff Swickard & Christopher Hattasch Rebecca Tillet & Patricia Ellis Randy Ubillos & Rick Fath Cote Vahidi B. Rodney White & Michael P. Williams Tina & Mary White Brent Whiteley & Thomas O’Neill Virgil Williams & J. Patrick Mooneyham Wesley Wilson & Greg Teviotdale Frank H. Woo & Sheldon J. Sloan SENATE COUNCIL Anonymous William Ackerman & Andy Gensler John Alchin & Hal Marryatt Lacey All & Amy White Paul Anagnostos & Brian Price Steven Auerbach Gwendolyn Baba Daniel & Linda Bader Gary Baier Jamie & Liz Baskin Fernando Berrios, Jr. & Neil Leatherbury Jessica Berwind A.G. Breitenstein Dr. Daniel Brelsford & Andrew LaBadie Ray Brown & Gene Barber Leland Burk & Thomas Feulmer W. Lee Carter III & Greg L. Bradley Jessica Case Robert A. Chubb Dr. Hal I. Coe Jr. & Mark G. Hill Mary Ann Cofrin Mark Coker & Kirk Stone Kenneth Colen & Blaise Bonaventure Roberta Conroy Ben Cotner DLC Management Corporation Stephen Dahlem & Sam Parrish Dr. Beverly Dale Jeff Danis Angela DeLa Rosa & Christina Hernandez Sheri Disney William A. Donius & Jay Perez Eagan Family Foundation, Inc. Lisa & Doug Esneault Diana Farmer & Charles Cauldwell Tracy Ferron

Victoria Fraser & Steven Miller Matthew Frazier William Frye Jody Gates & Marilyn McConnell Kirk Gearhart & David Gravelle John Glaser Alexandra Glickman & Gayle Whittemore Raed Gonzalez Ashley Gordon & Vincent Cavaretta Chad Griffin Ellen J. Griffith Dolph Haas Paul H. Hale & Oscar L. Gomez Mary Stewart Hall & Nancy McCaskell Randall Hance & John Obsta John Haupert & Bryan Brooks Gary Hawley & James Ardery Connie Hendry Thomas A. Hess & James D. Epstein Clifford Hopkins & Stephen Callcott The Human Fund Travis Jackson & Stephen Friedfeld Glenn Johnson & Michael Melancon Dennis S. Jolley & Brent B. Simmons Karen Jones Sheila Kloefkorn & Sue Wieger Britt Kornmann Henry M. Lambert & R. Carey Bond John L’Ecuyer & Zack Hatton-Brown James LeJeune & Max Curry Steve M. Leech & Matthhew K. Fust Rose & Charles Lindblom LipSlut Ann Litke & Michelle Bentcliff Donald T. MacLeod, Jr. & Edward M. Grubach, Jr. Matthew Marks & Jack Bankowsky Mark F. McElreath Samantha & Craig Mesenbrink Jonathan Murray & Harvey Reese II Joe Mutti & Peter Oramas Tiffany Neill & Bradley Peck Harley Neuman & Daniel Lam Taka Oiwa & Mike Johnson Cindy Olsen & Michele Bakkila Marlene L. Olshan & Mindy M. Posoff Robert Pardo Lucilo A. Peña & Lee A. Cobb James Pepper & Thomas Macias Wendy Pomerantz MIchael A. Reynolds & Gregory P. Filippone R. Kirk Rich & Todd Higginbotham Malcolm Riggle & Steven Weber John Rivers & Gavin Morrow Raymond Roberge & George Barvinchak Sarah & Dan Rueven Richard N. Sager Scott A. Safier & Champ R. Knecht Rev. Dr. Marta Poling Schmitt Gordon Schoenfeld Ellen Scott Damien Sereni Eric Shreiber & Eric Phifer Naomi Siegel Valerie Solorzano Tracy Spellman & Kristin Wood Thomas Stephens & Todd Enders Victor Sun & Jim Dower Deborah Taft & Terri Rutter Gary Tannenbaum & Helen Mills Kay Tanner & Molly Clark Brad Thompson Paul F. Thompson & Patrick T. Doonan Jane & Robert Toll Christopher Tower & Robert Celio Jr. Alan Uphold & Jeff Olde Janis Verruso David N. von Storch

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Benjamin Waldman Linda Walker John & Donna Warnken-Brill Geoff Weiss Christopher Williams & Joel Sekuta Rossann J. Williams & Jackie K. Winburn Lance Wills & Greg Avant Tobey Wodder Daniel Zale HOUSE COUNCIL Anonymous Sami Abboud Lebowitz Aberly Family Foundation Virginia Addicott Mark Afram Jack Albers & Aaron Miracle Greg Albright & Wesley Combs Roxanna Aldstadt Richard Allen & Jon Shaffer Christine Allison Jennifer Altabef Ian Anders & Ryan Levy Carol Anderson & Archer Christian James Anderson & David Wittkowsky Lesley Anderson & Paula Zand Julie Anderton Michael Anglin Robert Annas & Douglas Shaw David Applegate & Ken Bertwell Alex Arce & Jouko Rytilahti Christopher P. Archuleta & William S. Goldstein Richard Arentz Andrew M. Arnold Melody Astly & Kathy Taylor Enrique Atienza & Roy Hunt Ward Auerbach & Andy Baker Monica Ayres Edward Baba & George Bradley Timothy S. Bahr & Ronald W. Jagels Jessica Bair Drs. Joe Baker & Elliott Kornhauser Peyton Andrew Baker Ed Baklor & Jeff Cannon Sanford Baklor & Arlene Kaufman Polo Banuelos & Justin Olsen Howard Bard & Christopher Speron Eliav Barr & Paul Koulogeorge Brett E. Barrett Drs. Ian Barrett & Bryant Brazeal John K. Barry & Daniel Otto Steve Bauerfeind Mary Ann Baughman Michael Baum & Shane Baum Steven Bautista Suzanne Beall Andrew Beaudoin & Darin Schneider Ronny & Dave Beck Julie K. Beckman David Beckwith & Dietrich Nelson In memory of Bryan J. Beissel Allen & Stuart Bell Dottie Belletto & Linda Potter Jana Belot & Eva Simpson Ariella Ben-Dov Vanessa Benavides & Sheila Bryant Les W. Bendtsen Scott Bennett Stacey Berg & Mary Brandt Derrin Bergeron John F. Bergner & Charles R. Stewart James & Christine Berick Mindy Berkson Brad Berman Doug & Marcelo Bernal Plante Roy Bieber & Jeff Ruff Lee A. Biersdorf & Ellyn L. Hosch Jay Biles & Dan Swift George & Lindsay Billingsley Lucy & Henry Billingsley Scott Bishop & Ron Sperry Claudia Bjerre & Andrea E. Senich Dustin Lance Black

Jay & Ryan Blahnik John Blandford Susan Block & Frieda Smith Rachel Bloom & Dan Gregor Buddy Boe Matt Bogart Andrea Bohannon & Jane Sumner Monica Boll & Ellen Marks Steve Bolton & Bob Valentine Dr. Robert Bonar & Viet Dinh-Do Bruce Bonn, M.D. & Steven Russell Borcherding Family Fund Les Borzy & Steven McLemore Brian & Martin Bouma-Quinn Brian Bourquin & Paul Mataras Phil Boustani & Ted Schweitzer Joy Bowling Katherine B. Bowman & Kimberly S. Seibert Alexander Bradley Dr. Larry Brady Mark Brandt & Kenneth Pu Vance J. Bray, M.D. & William V. Mitchell III John A. Breast Arthur Bredenbeck & Michael Kilpatrick Brian V. Breheny David Brehm, M.D. Aimee G. Bretzloff & Heather M. Rohrs Kyle Bridges & Tyler Barnes David Brinkerhoff & Daniel Meiners Susie Brodsky & Kimberly Allen Clint W. Brookshire & Chad Spencer Christopher Brown & Laura Holt Brown Dr. Daniel Brown & Mark Haggard Julie Brown Kevin Brown & Robert Cambria Lewis A. Brown & John D. White Robin Brown & Jenny Block Matt Brubaker Ruth Buczynski John C. Ballinger & Rodney W. Davis Tara Bunch & Eleanor Mercado Philip Burgess & James Nutter Rick Burk & Darwin Tanguilig Brian Burka & Jerry Hussong Deiadra Burns & Amanda Minkler Laurie Burns & Jill Ramsier Robert S. Burress & Thomas L. Seymour Kelly Bush & Linda Novak Marek Bute & Rocco Gonzalez Barclay Butera John Buturff Jeff Cacy & Curt Black Nancy V. Caldwell Deborah Callahan Bruce Cameron & Joseph Coyne Layton Campbell & Les Ackerman Scott Campbell Philip J. Cannon, M.D. Todd Cano & Shawn Morgan Todd A. Canon & Perry S. Heitman Eric S. Cantor & Nicholas J. Centanni Margaret Capossela & Erika Tencic Amy Carenza & Nathan Offerdahl Evelyn & Karen Carlson Carlson Family Foundation Clint Carlton Carolyn Carlton-Lowe & Mickie Bohlmann Christopher J. Carolan & Vernon S. Bauer Christopher & Jeffrey Carver Kimberly Case Stephen Case II & Jeremiah Asbury Kevin R. Casey Richard J. Castagna Michael Caston & Andrew Walker Neal P. Cavanaugh Tony Caver & Donald Strickland Jeffrey Caywood & Robert Neel Eric A. Ceputis & David W. Williams Anjali Chavan & Scott Surovjak Alex Chen & Jason Perez Richard A. Chizmadia & Richard A. Hobson Joshua & Wesley Chrisos Marilyn D. Cichowski

Steven Cius John S. Clements Steven S. Clyne Dr. Christopher Coad & Kevin Kowalski John Coblenz Daniel C. Cochran & Gregory B. Sutphin Alison & Jim Cohen Marjorie Cohen Renee Cohen & Margo Cook Craig A. Colbert Roxann Collin & Raye Ann Hoffman Paul H. Coluzzi & John M. Martelli Nicole Conger Anthony Consalvo & Gary Conder Camille Cook & Siri Hutcheson Mark Cook & Jason Dittmer Mark Coolidge Jefferson Coombs & Vincent Aragon Michael Copenhaver & HoangNam Huynh Matt & Jill Corddry Marianne Cordora & Mary Larkin Jesse & Melanie Couch Brent Couzens-Schultz & Robert Van Lenten Angela Craig & Cheryl Greene M. Todd Cramer & Ernie Hoskins Mike Crisp & Jay Hreiz Terry Crow Brian Crutchfield James Cummings & Pascal Mezzacqui Aimee Boone Cunningham & Ed Cunningham Mark & David Cunningham Maryanne Cunningham Lynn Currie & Ashley Thomas Jeff Daniel & Michael Koran Robert B. Daroff, Jr. & Brian K. Nagai Derrick D. Dasenbrock & Lanny D. Fields Stanton Daugherty & Andrew Reiskind Bryan Davis Roger N. Davis Jr. & Ron H. Laurentius Erik Day & Craig Bowman Day Family Charitable Fund Thomas S. DeNapoli, M.D. & Mark D. Walker Paul DeNoon & Mary Ellen DeNoon Kevin DeYager & Kewchang Lee, M.D. The Dealy Foundation/ Dr. Marian Dealy Martin R. Dean & Timothy A. Huffman Robert Paul Dean & Robert Andrew Epstein Stanley Deen Christopher Delphin Dr. Jeanne L. DeMoss Damon Dennis & Michael Schlueter Parag Desai Thomas J. Desantis Ethan & Hadley Dettmer Alexander H. Devine & John E. Manning Diane DiCarlo & Jeanne Leszczynski Steven DiCesare & Nicole Jala Brad DiFiore Richard Dickson & Luis Morales Lopez Barry Diller, Suzanne Kennedy & IAC Ben Dillon & Craig Maurice Christopher Disla Larry R. Dodd & Anne K. Roby Edward Domingue & Rudy Villarreal Todd & Michele Dominick Reba & Paul Dominski Brian Donlan &Todd Arp Joan Donnelly Timothy Dordell & Kirk Ballard Anne R. Dow Family Foundation Timothy Downing & Kenneth Press Scott Drinkard Sophie Dryer & Jennifer Leymaster T. Keith DuBois & Steven C. Gowlak Eric Dube & Greg Simone Mark Dunaway & Marc Gofstein Andrei Dunca Dr. David Duong & David Matthews Jenny Durkan & Dana Garvey David Earle Colleen Eaton Jonathan Eaton & Eric Carlson Carol & Dana Ebersole-Weiss

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Cathy A. Ebert Julie Eddleman & Diane Cummins Joni Eddy & Frances Dinwoodie Carmen & John Edelson Ellen Eichhorn & Vicki Schaar Jens Eichhorn & David Krefetz Omar Elhaj & Robert Devore Cordy Elkins Tamra English & Laura Crumley Robert F. Epplin Alexandra Ernst Xavier Esters Todd Evans Kate Falberg & Monique Predovich Robert N. Falk Melanie K. Falls & Tina L. Posey Rob Fargione Anne C. Fay Dr. Susan Fiester Patrick Filler Edward A. Finger Jennifer & Elizabeth Firth Ky L. Fiser Steve Fisher & Thomas Foster Justin Flowers & Corey Robinson Christopher L. Flynn & Daniel S. Newton Robert Flynn Clint Ford Meredith Bazzell-Fortney & Alex Fortney John Fowler & Peter Laffoon Charlie S. Frew Mark Fries & Curtis Larson Bruce Frishman Heidi Froseth Clara L. Fryer Drs. Chunkit Fung & Scott Hartman Dorothy Furgerson & Carrie Reid Teri Gann & Susan Groszkiewicz Manny Garcia Richard Garcia & Jeff Thomas Gordon G. Gardner Israel Garland & John Novello Matt Garrett & Mat Bunch Michael Garrison & John Lopez M. Dean Gebert & Kevin McDowell Bill Gee & Susan Crothers-Gee Jonathan Geffrard & David Horwitz James Geison & Pavee Suvagondha Chris Genry & Colin Griffith Dr. William E. Gerardi Paul Gervais & Gilbert Cohen Amanda & Danielle Getsinger Lynn & Bruce Gibson Wolfgang E. Giesecke & William E. Vastardis Amb. Rufus Gifford & Stephen DeVincent Edward J. Giganti & John Brase Jeff & Davis Gilbert Stephen Gilhooly Ron Ginsburg & Santiago Corral Lawrence Goff & Eric Severson Gerald B. & Frank W. Gold Gerard Golden & Lucas Sanders Alvin Goldstein Nancy Goldstein & Gail Cohan Hugo Gonzalez & Paulo Calderon James P. Goodman James Graham & David Dusek Gloria Grandolini & Laura Tlaiye Ed Gray & Jim Brett Eric Green Steven Green & Kenneth Craighead Julie Greenspoon & Donna Lorson Troy A. Greenstreet & Trent Hagler Sherry Gregory & Lisa Troutman- Gregory Edith Grossi & Beverly Sweiqart Tad Ground & David Haskins Jeremy Guiberteau & Dan Jackson Janine Guillot & Shannon Wilson

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Marc J. Gurell Alison Gutterman Wade Guyton Colleen & Robert Haas Don Haisch & Hersin Magante Joseph Hallett & Christopher Pristera Clayton Halunen & David Duddingston Clare Hamill Suzanne Hamilton & Char Ligo Ibrahim Hanna William M. Hardin Michael Harper & Jed Duhon John J. Harrell & Albert C. Machemehl Chris & Angie Harrington John & Paul Harris Sherry Harris James & William Harrison Richard Hartgrove & Gary Cooper Robert A. Hayes & James E. Burba Charles Haynes & Ninh Dao Tylor Hearn & Gerry Heard Michael R. Heflin & David C. Yu David Heilman & George Stoutin Steve Heitmiller & Craig Hightower Manuel Hernandez & Richard Postler Beth Herndon & Robin Huskey Kathy Hewitt Alex Hicks & Steven Safra Maxine Hicks & Medra Ashmore Gary M. Hilbert Bret Hill & John McCormack Steve Hicklin & Phillip Hillenbrand, Jr. Paul Hilliard & Daniel Hamilton Gregory & Mary Hinckley Terrance Hines & Jarrett Urban Debora S. Hintz John & Peggy Hintz Amanda Hite & Julie Rodgers Steven Hochstadt & Stephen Sass Michael C. Holloman Andrew Holmquist Solange Hommel Nanette Hoover & Susan Thielke Susan Hopeman & Diana Miller Paul Hopkins & Gerardo Ramirez Lori Hoppmann & Susan Vigilante Scott Horton Andrew Hottell & Billy Hipp Todd A. Houts Austin Hudler & Lajos Molnar Anna & Matt Hullum Edward Hunt & Joseph Ando Tim Hurst & Jay Shinn Marie Huwe Scott & Sara Hyder Robert Inglish & Craig Wood Jo & Jon Ivester Harry Jackson & Carlos Azevedo Harry N. Jacobs & Lauren B. Goodman Dr. Mindy Jacobs & Lisa Hadley Jonathon Jaeger Scott Jaffa & Shane Herbert Robert C. Jakosh & W. Blair Meixell N. Scott Jarrell & Diego Jarrell Pontirolli Erik Johnson & Derek Osterman Kaerstin Johnson & Daphna Shai Korrine M. Johnson & Tracy A. Wathen Marc Johnson & Jeffrey Taylor Ronald P. Johnson & William J. Roane Jr. William Johnson & Andy Smith William K. Johnson Zuni Johnson & Jason McCraw Kerri Johnston & Michelle Chesser Scott Johnstone & Jerome Funaro Dr. Gorman Jones Dr. Gregory Jones Jason Jones & Adam Simmons Mary E. Jordan Scott Kahle & James Jones Grant Kaiser & John Furnish

Carl R. Kamb & Greg M. Griffin Rick Kammerer & Tim Cagle Jeffrey D. Kaplan & Robert A. Timmins Jr. Barry Karas & Bruce Green Bettina Katz Michael Kaufman & Durward Watson Keith Kauhanen, M.D. & Mr. Jim Petrone Philip L. Kean & Bradley S. Grosberg Charley Kearns & Frank Ching Louis Kemp II & Joanne Kemp Elizabeth Kennedy & Rick Kennedy John Kerr & Doug Knutson Kyle Kerr Rob Killian Alan S. King & Benjamin E. Buie Drs. Karen King & Diana Benitez Rene King & Jonathan Cooper Sonia L. King, M.D. & Colleen L. Murphy Jay T. Kinn & Jules B. Vogel Dave Kirvin & Brigette Kirvin Nina Kjellson Tom Klein & Erik LaValle Frank Klingbeil & Damian Stack Heather Knowlan & April Ayers Victoria Kolbe Mark Kosiara G.P. Paul Kowal & Jefferson G. Hills Wendy Kraft & Laura Sussman Sean Kreiger & Roger Kuhn David Kuebler & James Alexander Ken Kuhn & Seth Kalish Stuart Kurlander & David Martin Christopher R. Labonte & Joseph E. Sinkus Keith Laepple & David Wang Dawn Lafreeda & Lupita Corbeil David Lahti Warren Laird Dr. John C. Lalonde Oliver Lamb Noel Landuyt & Gary Schumann Jason, Susan & John Laney John Larsen & Michael Stewart Nils Larsen Paula Larson Barry Lau & Jonathan Uecker Tim & Karrie League Francois Leclair & John Farrell Daryl Lee & Christopher Warnasch Stewart D. Lee Christine Lehtonen & Kelly Sherman Joe & Mimi Lemay Paul D. Lerner & Stephen Reis Gregg A. Levine & Dr. Howard G. Epstein Dr. Fulton Lewis III & Neal Rhoney James Lewis & Paul Hemmer Charles & Ray Lickel Dr. Marty Lieberman & Peter Cohen Jochen Liesche & Jason Jorgensen Craig Linden, M.D. Douglas Lingenfelter & John Roade Stephen Linneman Andrew Linsky Beth Linton & Katherine Strong Walter & Karen Loewenstern Chris Long & David C. Smith Michael D. Long & Steve Roberge Jani Lopez Mark Lopez & Patrick Boggs Wendy A. Lopez & Connie C. Moorer Cary Lowe & Allan Ames Kevin Lucas & Matt Hendry Clark & Jesse Lyda Timothy Lynch Andrew Lyon James E. Lytle Snow Montemayor & Wesley Abrameit Thomas J. Maciula & Charles F. Greenfield

Joni Madison & Gina Kilpatrick Erik Maerz Joanne M. Maguire Glenn Mahiya Michael C. Malone & Brian P. O’Connor Michael & Gregory Maly Michael Mankins & Robert Camp Charles S. Mann & William G. Gilmore Steven C. Manns & Dennis F. Tamburo Peter Mapleson Jeff & Gayle Marks Michael Marriott & Juan Sanchez Beau & Alfredo Martin Michele & Amy Martin-Tyler John Mason Mark Mason Carol Mastenbrook & Chris Carter Dr. Wendy Matis Joe & Nathan Matuszewski Willard McCloud III Kip McClure Steven C. McClure Tracy & Andrew McConaghie Joseph McDonald & Jason Coy Turner Madeleine McDonough & Cyd Slayton Marcus McElroy Marissa McGovern Frackman Tony McGrath, M.D. & Josh Carter, PhD Mark McGuire & Craig Wilson Matthew McGuirk The Ruth Church McKay Foundation/ Perry McKay Dr. Eric McLaughlin Kevin R. McNamara, M.D. & Stephen J. Black Matthew McNeilly Colleen McNicholas & Julianna Donnelly Edward & Andrea McNicholas Nan M. McRaven Daniel Medalie & Diana Prufer Paul Meisler & Vernon C. Traxler III Alyssa Melfi Scott Melvin & Joseph Platia Helen Mendoza & Pamela Privett Peter Meyer & Luis Tollinche Dr. Charles R. Middleton & Dr. John S. Geary Justin Mikita Valerie Milano / TheHollywoodTimes.net Joseph Milizio & Kevin Claus Andy Miller & Brian Stephens Charles R. Miller & John Hart James W. Miller, Jr. Jason W. Miller & Matt Patterson Josh Miller & Steven Amend Brad Miyasato & Brad Duerre Laura Moffat & Kelly Sanders Moffat Pattie & Pete Money Chelsea & Dominic Montgomery-Duban Brady Moore Kris Moore & Jami Burnett Peter Moore David & Lindsay Moorman Jeffrey A. Moran Timothy Morbitzer & Giancarlo Miranda Valerie Moreno & Nicole Senesi Evangeline Morphos John C. Morrison IV Jeffrey Moskowitz Gregory Moye DyShaun Muhammad & Jeremy Black Henry R. Munoz III James A. Murphy & David H. West Brandon Murray Phillip Murrell Austin Naughton & Daniel Flores- Guri

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Kevin R. Naughton & James C. George Caroline Nelson & Cindy Quart Chris Nelson H. Joe Nelson III Wendy Nelson Robert W. Newhart Ken Ng & Charles McFerrin Daniel M. Niccum Celie & Tabitha Niehaus Nigro Karlin Segal & Feldstein, LLP Kathleen M. Nilles Dan Nilsen & Andrew Graff Laura Nolden Robert Normile & Shane Nguyen Roger Nyhus Michael O’Brien & Kenneth Filoso Kevin O’Connor & Matthew Badger Patrick O’keeffe & Frankie Perez John O’Grady & Brad Motta Michael D. Oard & Ronald L. Attrell Reymundo Ocañas & Orlando Ocañas-Manzo David Ochsman Kelly L. Olczak Robert & Kathy Olsen Michelle & Chris Olson Timothy Olson Tony Origlio Thomas A. Ortenzi Shayom Ortiz D. Scott Owens & Kevin J. Kowalski Bob Palais Matthew Panas & Andrew Matz George Pao & George Schulman Ben Papa & Bradley Bullock Dr. Mark Parker & Eric Johnson David Parkinson & Leonardo Silveira Matthew Partney Benj Pasek Jodie Patterson Susan Patton & Susan West Tammy Patterson & Wendy Barber John Payes Mike PeQueen & Greg Matsunami Lance Peacock & Craig Tassainer Anthony Perez Dana M. Perlman & Hugh M. Kinsellagh Kirk Perrow & David Pugh John E. Perry, M.D. & Saeid Khansarinia, M.D. Lester Perryman David Peterson Mark Phariss & Vic Holmes Charles A. Phillips Matthew Phillips & Marc Wendorf Megan Phillips & Jackie Mickle Michael Piana MaryAnn & Kim Piazza Luigi Picarazzi & Vini Marques Matthew Pierce & Steven Norris Randy D. Pierson Milo Pinkerton & Virgil Taus David Pistacchio & Dan Geller Troy Pittman & Michael Somenek Jim Pitts Dorothy Fuller Polash & Kevin Edwards Matthew Ponder Cliff & Lenore Post Dr. Kathleen Post & Dr. Margaret Rodriquez Dr. Steven Pounders & Jimmy O’Reilly Charlotte Prentice & Harry Wright Judy Prichason Mark Purpura Layne Rackley & Jeffrey Dunlap Fausto Ramos & Heriberto Ferrer Lara & Kristin Ramsey Nico Ramsey Brian Randall & Alex Beal

Roy Palmer Rankin & Duane Smith Thomas J. Rankin & Raymond J. Zander Richard Rehm Dr. Dustin Reid & Bobby Covington Jeffrey Reid & Jim Duke Fred Renz Sonia & Cynthia Reyes Catherine Reynolds & Colette Wilson Rick Rhine & Dan Henrickson Aaron & Erika Richie Chase Rickey & Eric Anderson James J. Rifino & Harry F. Pihl Dr. Michael Riley Michael B. Rivera-Dirks Nathan Robbins Michael Roberts Niki Roberts & Krisa Benskin Mark Robertson & Derek Zasky David K. Robinson & Dean Anderson Robert Roche & Patricia Burns Daniel Rodas & Stewart Bond John Rohde & Manuel Ramirez Bruce Rohr & Andrew Willis Gary Rosen George Rosenfield & Christopher Hoover Mark Ross & Joseph Savnik Richard G. Ross Worth Ross & Jason Mitchell Dr. Patricia Rubin & Teresa Smith Ronnie Rubin & Anne Kayser Arthur Rubinstein & Thomas Condon Dustin Ruffatto & Scott Moster Maria & Andrea Ruiz-Hays Todd M. Russell Ginger Sager Frederico Sainz Rob Saltzman Brian Sandquist & James Kisel Dr. Harold E. Sanford Dr. George Santiago Jr. & David Dovnarsky Scott A. Sapperstein & Robert L. Petris Eddie Sargent Thomas Savignano Jeff & Erik Sawyer Cathi Scalise & Denise Costello Rob Scamardo Linda Scaparotti & Gail Price Lauren Schellenbach & Brenda Thompson Alexandre Schleider & Sean Whalen David Schmerler Robert & David Schneiderman Shelly Schoenfeld David Schumann & Michael Agenbroad Norma Scogin & Sherry Quirk Bruce Sebree & Ron Cormier Thomas See & William Bowdie Scott & Travis Segal Shandi* & Jon Sellars George Sesi Tim Shanahan & Nicky Brown Michael C. Shannon John L. Shaw Ann Sheffer & Bill Scheffler Michael C. Shera & John C. Hellyer Martin V. Sherrill II & Andrew W. Clarke Michael Sherry Nellie Shipley & Michael Sullivan Tom Shirk & Juan Felipe Lara, White Porch Inn Mikhail Shneyder & Jim Kirk Shawn Shotzman & Gill Brown Jim Shreve & Mark Brashear Woody Sides Thomas Sim & Mark Gold Todd & Bonnie Skare

Martin Skea & Christopher Mondini Sam Slate Dan R. Slater Adam & Jennifer Slipakoff Mary Sliwkowski G. Drue Smethers, M.D. & Dean H. Kleyn Andy Smith & Paul von Wupperfeld Corey B. Smith & Jason P. Jacobson Kimberly K. Smith Monty D. Smith & Chad Brown Robert P. Smith & Kevin B. Johnson Michael Smithson Wayne Sobon & Robert McDonald Ruth & Arne Sorenson Trina Soske & Sarah Yedinsky Jim Spearman Susan R. Spencer John A. Spinelli April Splawn & Brooke Bickelhaupt- Splawn Irwin Srob Meghan Stabler & Sal Stow David Steen & Jere Garcia Billy Stern Kara & Liz Sternhell-Blackwell Robert A. Stewart Dr. Jeffrey Stolz & Timothy O’Connor Suzy Stone & Beth Davis Kip Stratte-McClure Janet Strauss & Jeff Hawkins David W. Strickler Michael Sullivan & Karlu Vito-Sullivan Judy Sunblade Dain Sundstrom Harvey Susnick & Frank Sanchis Eric J. Swanson & Curt D. Nelson Erik Swenson Blake E. Swerdloff Robert Michael Sykes, Jr. & Brandon L. Clark Rabindra Tambyraja Mesh Tandon Gordon O. Tanner & Robert L. Patlan Don Tapani & David Sassano Renee Tappe & Jan Pasternak Thomas Teeple Meredith Tehan & AnnaCaroline Owen Harold S. Tenenbaum & Zach Tallon Lee Terrell & John Richard Graham Shawn Terry & David Gonzalez Dr. Merry Tetef & Sylvia Morales Manish Thakur & Jeffrey Reinke Stephen B. Thayer & Howard E. Terry Bruce M. Thede & Johnny L. McGee Peter Thiede & David Turley Clare Thomas & Karen Melick Anthony Thompson Drs. John A. Thompson & Lee R. Rocamora Jerry Thurman, M.D. Barbara Thwaites & Angela Owens Steven A. Tidwell & Michael P. Alario Marcia C. Tillotson & Sharon K. Blalock James & Sarah Tipple Doyle Tobin & Ric Faust Dr. S. Rob Todd & Melvin Burns William Andrew Todd, D.O. Ed Todeschini & John Ferrante Dean Tomihama & Steven Downing Jenni & Scott Tranweaver Franklin Trimm & Robert Koch Jo Trompet & David Grebber Gary Trowbridge & Frank Benedetti Cherryl Trusheim & Taya Trusheim Fergus Tuohy & Michael Barnett Stacie A. Tursi Kate & Kurt Tyler Alicia Underwood Dr. Thomas W. Utech & Kyle E. West

Mark Utterback Duane J. Vajgrt M.D. & Jeffrey L. Benedick Ronniel Valdez & Dustin Clewell Jerre van den Bent Gina M. VanderLoop Francisco E. Varela & Timothy A. Wilson Todd & Amy Venetianer Vikrum Vishnubhakta Yianni Vitellas & Miguel Perez Rory & Liz Vohwinkel Anne Clayton Ware Vroom & Jacques Vroom III Michael J. Wade & Lester H. Borenstein Daniel R. Waldmann & Giles C. Davidson Amanda Walker Jeffrey C. & Sue Walker Kathryn Wallace & Amy Good Ron Wallen William Waller III & Charles Dawe Janice Warner, M.D. Steve Watson Leslie Weaver Robert & Liz Webb Jamaul Webster & Stephen Rettger Linda Werner & Peter Werner Richard Werner & Tony Bravo Geoffrey C. Westergaard Jeffrey White Joseph Whittinghill & Blake Takamura Kathryn Anne Wilkinson Molly Wilkinson Brad Williams & Kevin Gressett Marsha Williams & Christine Modisher Cynthia Wilsky & Kristin Argus Gary Wilson & Albert Carpio Nathan Wilson Robert B. Wilson Douglas Winnie & Timothy Sullivan Stanley Wisilosky Mary Witherow & Susan Schneider Dr. Michael H. Wojtanowski & Matthew L. Arnold Ted Wolf & Frank Decolator William F. Wosick Trey Yates Daniel L. Yokas & Timothy A. Walsh Alexander Young & Shawn Williams Diana Young & Pamela Twitty Kyle Young & Steve Salton Lucy B. Young Dr. Sy Young & John Wong Thomas & J. Bonner Young Gerald Yuille & William Dugan Karen P. Zeligson The Zephyr Fund Joseph Zibrak James P. Zimmerman & Paul D. Melchert Sara Zion Ron Zweber & Peter Scott *Deceased This list consists of all active Federal Club Council members as of September 6, 2019. HRC strives to produce a complete & accurate list of our Federal Club Council donors. Please contact Tim Bahr, HRC’s Director of Development for Major Gifts at 202-572-8977 or tim. bahr@hrc.org with any comments or corrections.

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FEDERAL CLUB OF GREATER WASHINGTON CONGRESSIONAL CIRCLE PLUS Anonymous Tony Anderson & Kevin Lorei Robert Bianco & Jeffrey Cochrane Jaime Crowe & Chip Cannon Q. Todd Dickinson Meral Gunay-Aygun & Nafi Aygun Rachel Hayden George Lizama Abbe Lowell & Molly Meegan David L. Martin Mark McEuen James E. Oliver Jim Rinefierd Robert Roman & Claus Ihlemann Dr. Ellen Schiff & Susan Eig Dennis F. Shine Veronica Taylor James Youngblood & Jay Marsh CONGRESSIONAL CIRCLE Anonymous Ajay Abraham Marc C. Alembik & Brian S. Lattimer Frank Anania Lee Ann Anderson M. Brownell Anderson James Asp II & Perry Streidel Charity Ave-Lallemant Stephen Bailey Kevin Baker Robert Baldre Kenneth B. Ballou & Bob Snodgrass Dr. Richard A. Bankowitz John Barabino Ileen & Alvin Bard J. Max Barger & Edwin Rosario David Barkley & Jeffery Wingate Joan Barrow Victor Barry Michael Beale Judy Beck Marzy Bedford-Billinghurst Eboné Bell & Angell Garrigan Doug Belote Michael Benoit & Robert Marn Paul Bessette & John Williams Briana L. Black Kappie Bogart & Robert Baggatts Chet Bohac Thomas Bonsaint David R. Bornmann & Steven W. Adamske Virginia Boston & Michelle Jacques Michael Bourcier & Jeff Golden John William Boushka Sharon & Michael Bradley Marcia H. Braman Hal Brewster & Geoff Wetrosky Jason Bricker David Briggs & John Benton Christopher Brown & Douglas Rogers Cindy Brown Marcus Brown & Jim Lung Thomas E. Brown, Ph.D. Ray Brumley James W. Burke & Louis Fiore

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Stephen Callahan & Christine Madigan Aundra Campbell Donald Canada Paul Catches & Pablo Huerta d’Artagnan Catellier & Eric Struchen Aaron Chaffee & Adrian Sevier Dr. Bruce Chamberlin John Chilton Steven Churchill Marie A. Cini Ph.D. & Andrea A. Lex Ph.D. Alfred Clark Jacob A. Clark & Douglas Loescher Bruce Clarke Marcia & Stewart Cohen Edward Coltman Yost Conner & Sam Taylor Donald Cooley David Cooper & Scott Steen Paul Cooper & Michael Ulrich Eugene Cornelius Carlos Costa Nicole Cozier & Stacy Kupcheni Emily Crawford Peter M. Crawford June Crenshaw & Amy Nelson Matt Crouch & Mike Cashwell Marc E. Dalton Jason Damaso & Mario Font Christina Dangler Melanie Daniels Dr. Matthew Dawson Curt Decker Andrew DeSouza Laura Devault Albert di Vittorio III & João do Couto Matthew Dixon Lief Doerring & Aristotle Castro Brian Donohoe & Jason Chou David M. & Judith W. Douds Brian Doyle Matthew Doyle William S. Dudzinsky Jr. Ingrid M. Duran & Catherine M. Pino Lisa Dyson & Elvira Arteaga Roswell M. Encina Deb Engerran & Lindan Moya Herb Engert & Tim Miller Dale Erquiaga Susan Evers Catherine Ewell Stephen Falchek & John Offidani III James M. Falls & Steve B. Mongeau J. Dent Farr & Erick Lowe Christopher Febles Antoni Felany John P. Felts Melinda Ferguson Jackie Fernandes Richard Feuring & Charles Krewson Brent J. Fields Jane & Bernard Finn Sara Finney John Mark Fisher & Bret M. Sawyer Steven A. Fisher Dana Fitzsimmons & Philip Layton Margaret Flinner & Diane Cornell Christopher Fox & Zulfian Bakar

Laura Fraher Adrian Francisco Michael A. Freedman Dave Friedel Dr. Vittorio Gallo David Gardner Michael V. Geary Richard A. Gibboney Jr. Ben Gibbs Robert Gladstone & Adam Shapiro Nicholas Goad & Henock Gebreamlak Steven Goldberg & Trehan Stenton David Goldenberg Julianna Gonen & Gabriela Richeimer Bill Gorodner Perry Gottlieb & Tim White Kevin Gowen & Robert Wilkinson* Cathy & Jaime Grams Fiona Grant & Heidi Mordhorst Damien Greathead Melea Greenfeld Scott Griffin Francis J. Guzzetta & Paul J. Manville Stephanie P. Hales & Thomas L. Devlin Robert Hall III Joann Halle & Stephanie Nagley Robin Halsband & Jeremy Spector Gretchen Hamm David Hannigan & Daniel Ceresia Jeff Haslow Liza Hearns & Pat Straw Sally & Laura Heaven Tom Helinski & Bob Miller Deborah Hellman & Derek Brown Diane Herz Daniel Hicks & John McCall Jason Hicks & Lisa Pfeifer Jill Hill Dr. Peter Hill & Murat Sor Scott Hintz David A. Hish & Adam B. Keplinger Margaret & Geoffrey Hoare Michael Hodges & Eric Brauer Dennis Hoffman Michael P. Hoffman Carl Holland Chris Holland Braden & Brandi Holtby C. Edwin Hopkins-Gillispie Jeffrey Hops Fred Howard Sherie & Corrine Hughes Steven Humes & Craig Villalobos Gene Hunt & Albert Garcia Edward Hutchison Suzanne & William Irvin Andrew Iskowitz Lawrence S. Jacobs & Steven Snapp Bobby Jasak Michael Jenkins & Mark MacEwan Tyrrell Jenkins-Veidenheimer & Paul Veidenheimer Don Jodrey Jack A. Johnson Glenn Jones Charles Joughin Peter Kadlecik Ricki Kanter

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Terrell & Martin Karmann-Bauer Richard A. Kasten Myrna Kelley & Dorothy Cirelli Brian Kelly James J. Kelly Jr. & Mark Todd Baird Katelynn Kem Chand & Kristen V. Khanna Jessica Killwin Brian King & Chris Mayor Karen & Barb Kinlin Gary Kohlman & Lesley Zork Leonard W. Kraisel William M. Kreisberg Keith Kriner & Frank Fraser Charles R. Kuning Patrick Ladden Joseph Lagomarcino Kenneth Lane & Robert Jennings Gerald Langan Maryanne Lavan Marva Laws Joel Lawson & Keith Krueger Bruce J. Lederman Dr. Brent Lee & Jeffrey Scott Seay Robin Legallo Danual Lewis & Roger Gower Scott Linder David & Katherine Liola Kenneth Lockie & AJ Howard Michael L. Lomax Claire Lucas Ana Ma & Heather Holdridge Terry Macko Wayne & Cathy Maffett Christopher D. Man & Adam Marquez Christopher Mancill & Walter Rankin Philip Mann Robert P. Marino & Lance D. Alworth Jr. Tom Markham & John Carbaugh J. Chris Martin Kathryn & Joshua Martin Drs. Ciro R. Martins & Thomas W. Koenig John Masters Philip May Brian C. McAlpin Sally & David McBride Kara McCabe Joseph R. McCaskill Shannon McCrory Barbara & Patrick McGarey William McGovern & Shawn Perrine Micheal J. McHugh & David R. Wolfe Colin T. McLetchie David Medina & Tim DeMagistris John Mentis & Jim McCowan Robert F. Miailovich Holly Micozzi Brittany Miller & LaToya Harris Jason & Gail Miller Ann R. Moles Kevin T. Moran & Christopher R. Barrett Amy Morris & Laura Leydon David Mortlock Elizabeth Moser Gregory J. Moy Jon Muñoz & Peter Sayotovich Sara Murray Derek Naten & Scott Kyle Kevin Neal & Michael Wallace

Mariah Nelson Mike Nichols & Andreas Bentz Ann E. Norwood Thomas & Sally O’Brien Dr. Samuel R. Offer Raul Olivo & Lane Marshall Bart Oosterveld & Diana Bruce Chris Ortman Stacy Parkinson Jimmie & Matthew Paschall Daniel Patenaude Randa Paver Peter Pawlowski Leah Pellegrino Dale & Susan Pelletier Justin Pepper & Dwain Young Dr. Christopher L. Perdue Matthew M. Perra & Anthony Bonetti Susan Peters & Richard Lee Sean Petersen Steve Pflasterer Gregory Piponius & Dr. Steven Tee Nicholas Pirulli & Brent Almond Jeremy Pittman & Bill Gillis Terry Pritt Justin Puhl Michael Rafferty & Eloy del Toro Jason Rano Ernest C. Raskauskas Jr., Esq. & Rafael J. Convit, M.D. Chris Rasmussen & Tim Tormoen Jeffrey Raup Jerry Ray Virginia Reime & Gene Tadlock Dr. Wesley J. Reisser David Reitman & Marc Groman Steven Resnick Kimball H. Rhoads Catherine A. Richards Shelley & Steve Robinson Robert Roehm Chris Rogers Richard P. Rome Richard & Brandon Rossotti John A. Russ IV & Thomas E. Sharp Aaron Rutledge Marguerite Sagatelian Charles Salem & Neal Burghardt William M. Sanders & John L. Hall Ralph Santora Andrew Sasso Kay Saunders & Marsha Frankenfield Virginia Savely & Robert Hutchins Michael Schindlbeck Stephanie Schneider Melissa G. Schooler & Jana Froeling Jeff Schwab Esther Schwartz-McKinzie David J. Scrams Sultan Shakir & Mark Dann Andrea M. Sharrin David Shelby Crawford Sherman Jeffrey Shields Hunker & Mark Hunker Philip Silverman & John Reynolds Amanda Simpson & Jennifer Watkins Ashley Smith Carl Smith & Michael Burke Deborah Smith & Carole Lambert Frederick Smith Janet Smith & John Wright III

Mary Snider & Laurie Shedler Brett Snyder & Jason Forman Matthew Snyder & John Talkington Stephen Snyder & Eric Fishman Paul So & Alan Shigeru Honda Joe Solmonese & Jed Hastings Dr. Stuart M. Sotsky Curtis Southworth & Jeff Hart Kevin Sowers Andre Spearman Mark Spengler Benjamin F. Stearn, M.D. Shawn Steffy & Sean Sands Andree St. Martin Robert Stockman Sid Stolz & David Hatfield David Streit & Scott Button Matthew Suber Valecia M. Suser & Anita P. Childress Eric Sword Charlotte Taft Preston J. Taylor & David T. Andrews R. Davis Taylor III Dawn Tepper Bruce Teris & Robert Baillargeon Joseph Thear & Mark Johnson Gary L. & Sharen A. Thomas Dr. Steven Tulin & Darryl Ellis Paul Tupper & Toku Kawata Seth S. Turner Stacy Turner George C. Valentine Dr. Phillip L. Van D. Jean Veta & Mary Ann Dutton Anthony A. Vincent & Dung M. Truong Karen Volker Audrey Wagner Charles Waldmann & Albert Lukban Reid Walker William D. Wallace & Thom Haller John F. Wallenhorst Anne M. Wallestad & Nicole L. Elliott Stephen & Marianne Walsh Kate & Tucker Warren Robert W. Waxman & Joseph D. Ross Dr. Timothy Wedding Brian Wesner Nathan James & Casey Reever Whiting Kelly Willoughby & Kathryn Vaughan Robert W. Wilson Jr. & Michael W. Tinsley Robert Witeck & Robert Connelly Jr. Chris Wolf Shane Wolf & Carlin Petree Dr. Richard Wolitski & Robert Neis Michael Yates & Marvin Bowser Nieves M. Zaldivar, M.D. Eric Zelenko & Jason Weisenfeld Jeremy Zuck *Deceased The Human Rights Campaign strives to produce a complete and accurate list of our Federal Club donors. We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact Casey Reever Whiting, HRC’s Federal Club Director, at 202-572-8911, with any comments or corrections.

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HRC EQUALITY CIRCLE ENSURING THE FUTURE OF EQUALITY We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals for thoughtfully expressing their long-term commitment to the work of the Human Rights Campaign and the Human Rights Campaign Foundation through legacy gifts in their estate plans. For more information on the HRC Equality Circle or to make additions and corrections to this list, please visit hrc.org/legacy or contact Jade Bristol Verity, J.D., Director of Estate Planning, at jade.bristol.verity@hrc.org or 202-216-1563.

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George Abdo* John F. Abele* Jeffrey M. Abramowitz* Michael Abrams David Abramson Augustine Acevedo, IV James A. Acey Ellen W. Ackerman* John R. Ackerman Vicky Adair Crystal Adams Thomas W. Adkins Michael Aho Alfredo Ahumada Deanne Aime Rick Aishman S. William Aitken J. Brock Albert* Dr. Lenny Alberts Gregory Albright Jim Aldous Corey M. Alexander James Alexander Lacey All David B. Allen Richard Allen Rob T. Allen Robert Allen Michael G. Allison Eric Allman Kimberly L. Allman Jackie Alschuler Ezra S. Alvarez Steven Amend Alan R. Anderson* Dr. Carol Anderson Clarence E. Anderson* Eric A. Anderson Harold Anderson Lesley Anderson Pam Anderson Tal S. Anderson Warren Albert Anderson, Jr.* Jan Andreasen Ormand L. Andrew, Jr.* David K. Angelino* Leon P. Angelino Michael J. Anthony Mahmood Anwar Nicole Apel George Thomas Applegate Mary B. Appling Kathleen Archambeau Judie Armington*

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Brian R. Armstrong Jane Arnett Ilene Arnold Matthew L. Arnold James Arntz Paul Aronian Carmen M. Arreola* Joanne R. Artz Linda Asa Adrienne Asch* David M. Asch Desiree Asher Jim Asp Shane Atkinson Steve Atkinson Colin E. Atterbury* Ronald L. Attrell Suanne Au Richard B. Auer* Rudolph Auerbach Ward Auerbach Paul M. Austin Robert D. Austin* Robert J. Auth* Richard Ayd, Jr. Carlos Eduardo Azevedo Gwendolyn Baba Clarence A. Babcock Jr. Bret Baccus Margie Back Elizabeth Baehler Alexander Baer Carl Baeuerlen Sam A. Bahr Timothy S. Bahr Desi Bailey, M.D. Robert A. Bailey Andy Baker Herbert J. Baker Jan Baker Jetta Baker Michele Bakkila Dr. Christopher A. Balestra, Esq. Jack V. Barbera Ruth Bardon* John T. Barham* Bruce Barishman Scott Richard Barley* Mary Barnes Marlene Barneveld James C. Barrere* Caron Barrett James S. Barritt Joe Barrows

Agustin Barrull John K. Barry Kevin A. Barry George Barvinchak Vic J. Basile Kevin Bass Matthew J. Basta Bruce W. Bastian Brian L. Batchelor Armand A. Battisti Kevin Baucom Nancy Bauer Jason Bauer William Beachler* Jeffrey Beal Mark E. Beall Todd Beasley George Bennett Jan Beaumariage-Brawdy Sue Beaumariage-Brawdy Edward Becker Jo Ann Becktold David Beckwith Neil E. Beecher Jack Beene Eric Beesemyer Anne Behler* Robin Behm Michael Belelfeuille Curtis T. Bell James Bell Nathan Bell Vanessa Benavides Gretchen Bender Wayne Bender Leslie W. Bendtsen Jeffrey L. Benedick Deb Benedict Jeff Bengtson Charles E. Bennett Curtis W. Bennett Richard S. Bennett Richard Beaton Patricia Benson Thomas O. Bente* Dr. Robert B. Benyo* Jeri L. Berc Jan Berger Carol Berman* Michael S. Berman Suzanne Bernardo Jeffrey J. Berns Robert Betzer B. Phil Biblehimer* Arnie Bigbee

Jay Biles C. Coleman Billingsley, Jr. Sylva B. Billue* Bowen H. Billups Elizabeth M. Birch C. Larry Bishop Jerry Bishop Scott W. Bishop Jack Bittler Claudia Bjerre David Bjork Jeremy Black Dr. Corinne Blackmer Catherine Blackwell Emma Blackwell Nancy Blackwell Michael Blankenship Sarah Bleeks Carol W. Blenning Wendy Blenning Robert E. Blizard Stephen D. Bloom R. Elena Blum Charles Blume Rocky Blumhagen Tami Blustein John R. Boardman Jr. Edward Bobo Curtis Boe Robert V. Bogosian Minyon L. Bond Frank B. Bondurant* Timothy M. Bonham Robert J. Bonn Bruce Bonner James L. Boone A. Boord Marc Booth Joseph P. Borgovini* Jack Bors, M.D. Melinda Borthick John Bour John William Boushka Phil Boustani Mary L. Bowers* Douglas A. Bowie* Dr. Alvin Bowker* Kevin P. Boyd Charles L. Bracewell Robert Emslie Bracken Greg L. Bradley Colin C. Brady Michael Brady G. C. Brafford Frederick Brahms*

Earl M. Brake, Jr. Dave Bramel Daniel F. Brandeberry* Adam David Brandt Jeanne Branson Donald Brantley* AliĹĄh Bradon E. Wayne Breeden Diana Brelsford Gary Brenkman Donald M. Brescia* Shannon Breslin Thomas L. Breslin* William D. Brewer Wade Briggs Clare M. Brigidini Dorothy A. Brink Eugene Brink David B. Brinkerhoff Kent Bristol* Kenneth F. Britt L. Douglas Brooks Sam R. Brooks Barbara W. Brown Derick Brown Karen Ann Brown* John L. Brundage Nancy Brunner Dr. Eric Brush Thomas J. Bryan Kenneth A. Bryant, III Sheila Bryant Warren Bryant James H. Bryson P. Thomas Buche Steven V. Buck Steven R. Buck Joseph J. Bucuzzo Merrill Budlong Richard K. Buell* Judy Buitenkant Trevor Bunker Catherine D. Burgess Geraldine Burgess M. Elaine Burgess Philip P. Burgess Larry Claude Burgoon* Michael F. Burke Ralph Burnett Lt. Col. Todd R. Burton Lawrence Peter Butka Marla R. Butler Diane M. Butrus Scott Button Marni E. Byrum

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Catherine Cabral John A. Caceci Thom Cady John P. Cahill Ernie M. Cahoon Peter Calcasola Nancy V. Caldwell Thomas E. Call, Jr. Patrick Callahan David W. Callander Ruth Callard Sonya Calooy Lenora E. Campbell Lisa L. Campbell Catherine CampbellHeroux Ginette Campbell Heroux Gordon T. Canning III Todd Cano Todd A. Canon Jodie Capell E. Christopher Caravette John A. Carbo Morris L. Carlisle Lois E. Carlson Linda Carpenter Wesley Carrancho Rita M. Carreon Stephanie Carreon Brad Carroll Stephen H. Carter W. Lee Carter III Ed Casabar Hector Casas Joan K. Cassidy* Michael D. Cavey Nat Cazaux Eric Cejer Anne Chalmers Mark D. Chamberlain Pia Chamberlain Richard Chambers Hon. Corey Chan Janet Chan Joe Chapman Glenn Chappell Jennifer A. Charney Bruce Chemel Alex C. Cheng* Mel Cheren* Brad Chilcoat Luana Chilelli Ed Chin Frank Ching Richard A. Chizmadia Michael A. Choi Marjorie Chorlins Bruce D. Hancey Billy Jack Christian* James Christian Ellen Christilaw Charles Christopher Logan S P Chrysler Max Cialoni Barbara S. Cirami James A. Clark* James Douglas Clark Jenny Clark Tracy Clark Michael A. Clarke Ninell Cliff William Clifford William Cline

Danielle Teyla Coates* Paul Coates* Douglas Coats Gregory A. Coble Daniel C. Cochran Tom Coffman Edith Dee Cofrin Jeffrey L. Cohen* Steven Cohen* Suzanne J. Cohen Charles R. Cole Duane Cole Waverly M. Cole* Stanley R. Coleman Gerald F. Colfer* Veronica L. Colfer* Kristin B. Collins John Combs Wesley Combs Thomas Condon Dr. Diana Conklin Yost Conner Lesdie M. Connor Bill Connors Julius A. Conti* John R. Cook* Hon. Charlotte M. Cooksey David S. Cooley* Mark Coolidge Stephen M. Coons Kristin A. Cooper Laurie Cooper Mike Copenhaver Patrick Corcoran Ernest E. Cordova Larry Corless Ric Corless Ron Cormier Gilbert Corwin* Carol Cosler Edwin Cossitt Kathleen A. Cote Steven M. Cotner* Gary A. Cotton Rebecca Covell Kim B. Covington Franklin Cox Jack E. Cox Liz Cox Steven K. Cox Ben Cranefield Mark Crewson David W. Crouch Donna M. Cruciani Lyndle Cummings David R. Cunard* David Cunningham Robert W. Curoe* Brady Curtis Porter H. Cutler* Scott Cutright Joseph J. Czernesky* Janice Dabney Susan D’Agostino Peter Dal Poggetto Jaclyn Dallman Timothy Dambro Nicholas D’Ambrosio The Dandy Foundation Keith J. Dane Ninh Dao Jane Daroff Robert B. Daroff, Sr.

Robert B. Daroff, Jr. David E. Dassey, M.D. Johnny Ray Davenport Robert W. Davidson Vern G. Davidson* Jim Davis John P. Davis Kim Davis Lin G. Davis Mark C. Davis* Richard A. Davis Terry A. Davis Larry L. Daymude, II Elizabeth De Caracena Arati de la Roziere Larry J. Dean Robert Dean John M. DeCiccio Michael Decker Michael P. Deffley* Patrick Dela Cruz Richard Del Belso* Karen Deline Joseph DeMasi Lawrie E. Demorest John Denham Margaret Denton Jonathan Derowitsch Olga Deulofeu Harry Deutsch* Alan D. DeWolf Lele D. Field Dayna DiCesare Edward Dickson Kenneth E. Dietrich* Daniel A. Dietz* W. P. “Bill” Dill Michael Dillon Richard Dilts Philip Dinkins Leonard Disanto James C. Dixon Mark Dizik Deborah Dodge-Hankin Gail Dodge-Hankin William A. Donius Denise Donnelly James F. Donnelly John P. Donohue* Patrick T. Doonan Brian Doore Christoffer J. Dordell P. Michael Dorrington Dave Douds Judy Douds Ronald J. Dovel Brenda Dowell Thomas W. Downen Timothy J. Downing Regina Doxey Lisa J. Drapkin Michael F. Driscoll* Scott Driscoll David W. Dube Gary DuBois Glenn DuBose* Kenneth J. Duchscherer* James Dufault James N. Duley Stephanie Lynne Dumont* Robert Duncan William Duncan Susan Dunn

Brian J. Dupnick Rita T. Duran Gustavo Durand Dorothy Jean Dutro Debbie Duys-Hammer Pamela Duys-Hammer David M. Dyer, Ph.D. John Dynia Heidi Earhart Anita Easland Nader Ebrahimi David B. Eckert William I. Edgin Kelly Edwards S. Michael Edwards Gary Egan David Eidelkind Kurt M. Eilrich Jeffrey L. Eisberg* Cris F. Elkins Patricia Elkins Lisa Eller William T. Ellington* Douglas R. Elliott Linda Elliott Reggie Elliott David Ellis Karen Ellis Patty Ellis Erika Elvander Walter Ems* Thomas E. England Debra M. Enneking Robert Enszer Chris D. Enyedy Devon Y. Enyedy Dr. Vincent J. Erario Joe Esparza Sandra Estep David B. Etherington John Etter Brian Evans Charles F. Evans Jerome W. Evans Patrick Evans Peter Evans Robert N. Falk Jack Fallin James M. Falls William E. Fanelli Lisa Farbstein Rick Farrand Luke F. Farrell* Maria Fasulo Mary Jane Favazza Anne C. Fay Victoria Faya John Feather Fancy Fechser Barry Feldman Douglas A. Feldman, Ph.D. Richard Feldman* Sonny Feldman Oscar Feliciano John Fellin David Feltman Jason R. Fenske Tim Ferguson Dennis Ferioli Jackie Fernandes Barbara Fiedler Rachel D. Field Joe Filipek

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Bruce W. Finch Charles M. Fink Cheryl Finke Daniel A. Finken* Araminta J. Finn Loren D. Fischer* Rachael Fish Robert J. Fisher* D. Joseph Fitts John E. Fitzpatrick Vincent J. Fitzpatrick Greg Flamer Joan L. Flanders Mark L. Fleming Michael Fleming Sara Fleming Robin L. Fletcher* John P. Fludas* Christopher L. Flynn Robert Foody Leslie M. Ford Gail Foreman Christopher J. Forst Mark W. Forster Joseph W. Forton Joanne Fortunato Donald A. Fox Robert J. Fox* Anthony R. Fracasso Dr. Howard R. Fradkin Lance Francis Timothy D. Francis John Frase Otoo Frauenzimmer Dr. Diane E. Freedman Richard Fremont-Smith* Charlie S. Frew Robert L. Frey, Jr. Ford L. Frick Brent A. Friedman Howard Friedman Lauren Friedman Murray Friedman Barry A. Friswold Mark A. Fritsch Brian Frol Maralu Frost* Michael Fruchter Truett Fuentes Henry Fuhs Joseph Fuhs* Robert B. Fuller* Tomas Fuller Alfred Futch, Jr. Gregory G. Gaar John L. Gaddis Joseph Gale* Thomas Gallaher L. Gene Gandy* Brian J. Garcia Charles E. Garcia* Albert Martinez Gardea, Jr. Alfred Garmhausen Bunny Garnick Margaret Garrett Gary Garrison Peggy Garvin Charlene Garza Leisha M. Garza Jody Gates Amanda Gazlay David Geishart Warren Genett

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Christopher D. Genry Dennis Gentry Robert F. Gentry Patrick Geoghegan Linda S. George Mark Gerard Gregory Gerhart Cindy Gettel David E. Gettle* Mike Getz Ben Gibbs Gary M. Gielow J. Russell Giles Stephen Gilhooly Randall Gilles Michael A. Gillespie Brian J. Gilligan Albert Gilman* Joe Gilmer Kelly A. Gilstrap Dawn Ginnaty Robert Gips Anton S. Gizynski Derek Glass* Stephen A. Glassman Richard A. B. Gleiner Connie S. Glessner Lawrence A. Glinzman Denise K Glover* Alan Glube Greg B. Gmerek Thomas Goble Deneen E. Goddard Tim W. Godfrey Michael Godnick Annette Godsey Mitchell Gold Jayne Goldstein Jeffrey H. Goldstein Joel C. Goldstein Suzanne Golt Richard Gomes Oscar Gomez George A. Gonzalez Gail Goodearl W. Patrick Goodin Anne R. Goodman Robert L. Goodman Bill Gorodner Randolph Lee Gough, Jr.* Edward S. Gould* Judy P. Gould F. Jill Gover Dee Graham J. Kevin Graham Kevin Graham Dane Grams Cliff Grantham* Andrea Green J. Connie Green* Jake Green Allen Greenstein* Troy A. Greenstreet Asta E. Gregersen* Raymond B. Gregory James Gricar Vanessa Griffin Larry Griggs John Grigsby Mikal Grimes, Ph.D. Henry M. Grix Andrew Grossman Merl Grossmeyer

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Valerie A. Gullang Michael D. Gunnels Holly Gunner Lisa Guthrie S. Jane Guy* Anne Gwinn David Haag Roger S. Haase Patrick Habkirk John Hackman Caryl A. Haddock Jack L. Hadley Rose A. Hagan Alena V. Hagedorn Micheal G. Hagey* Benjamin Hagler Kenneth Hahn Michael Haight* Don Haisch Paul Hale John Gregory Hall Jon E. Hall Jason Halstead Lowell Hamburg Kirkland K. Hamill Dennis L. Hamilton Suzanne Hamilton Hugh B. Hammett Christopher M Hammond* Herbert Jay Hammond V Laurie Hamre Randall Hance Bruce D. Hancey Gene E. Hannold Lisa Hannusch Christopher Hanson Jeffrey A. Hardesty Harry H. Harkins, Jr. Jeanie Harman Linda Harmon Marni Harmony Daniel A. Harris Edmond J. Harris James Harris Judith A. Harris* Ronald G. Harris Victoria L. Harris, Ed.D. James Harrison William Harrison Frederick D. Hartman Sandra Hartness John Haskins Craig Hatsis Roman Hatsis Brian Haupt Richard Hause Barbara Havens* Thomas Hawk* Dawn R. Hawn Ronald G. Hay Adam Hayes* Charles H. Haynes Shane Hayward Bo Headlam Winnifred Hebert Brooks Heck Terry Heck Scot Hedrick G. Dale Heizler* Leonard Helfrich Rena Kay Hemlock Ronald F. Hemmer Larry Henderson

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Mary Kay Henderson* J. Clark Henley* Nora Hennessy Ron Herdman Philip M. Herlth L. Lee Herring Sandra Herrmann John D. Hesla* M. Wayne Hester Keith Hewitt Robert L. Hibbard Gerald J. Higgins* Kathleen Higgins Glenn G. Higley James L. Hildebrand Michael P. Hill Theodore A. Hill* Gregory L. Hillhouse* Alan R. Hills Jerrie Hinchman John Hintz Peggy Hintz Tom Hitchman Paul Hixon Donald W. Hobbs* Richard A. Hobson Robin Hochstatter Julie Hoebelheinrich Robert D. Hoge Robert A. Hogue Robert W. Holden J. Andrew Holey Ronald Holman Carolyn Holmes Chuck Holmes* Terry J. Holt Daniel Holterman West A. Honeycutt Cheryl Hood Phillip Hoover Rev. Conrad C. Hoover Karmen Hopkins, M.D. Diane Hopsia* Karen Horn Judy Hornaday Peter Hornbein Ernest L. Horne* Paul W. Horning II Dr. Jeffrey L. Hough Cathy House Charles Howard Kimberly A. Howard Matthew Howard Jon A. Howe Robert H. Howe* Robert L. Hoy, Jr.* Howard W. Hoyt* Rita Hubbs* George K. Huber Matt D. Huber Barbara A. Hudson Joe Huggins Ronald F. Hughes* Don Hughey James Hulseman Jeffery Humble Maggie O. Hunker Robert N. Hunsley Barbara D. Hunt Jason D. Hunt Paul H. Hunter* Anne C. Huntington Rich Hurley

Donald H. Hutson Robin Hyerstay Nancy Igdaloff Catherine J. Interdonato Margot I. Irish* William P. Isham Howard W. Israel Nurak Israsena Stuart Itzkowitz Christine Iversen Tom Jackobs Maston T. Jacks* Billy Tom Jackson Harry E. Jackson Jo Bess Jackson Lloyd Jackson Ricky Maxwell Jackson Rodney Q. Jackson* Brett Jacobs Lawrence S. Jacobs Robert S. Jacobs Ronald W. Jagels David James* David M. James Frank Jaquez Anne A. Jarman Patrick Jarvis Eugene Jay Timothy W. Jenkins Lance D. Jenkinson R. Paul Jennings Patrick L. Jensen* Paul Jentz Robert M. Jewell* Jim Jimerson Jeffrey R. Johns Debra Johnson Dr. Paul Wesley Johnson Glenn Johnson Lisa Johnson Lorraine D. Johnson Marie E. Johnson Mike Johnson Pepe N. Johnson Rodney A. Johnson Ronald P. Johnson Gordon Jones Jeffrey A. Jones* Jennifer G. Jones Kenneth N. Jones Kevin H. Jones Larry W. Jones LeeAnn Jones Leonard Carl Jones Philip J. Jones Richard L. Jones Beauford Jordan Michael Jordan Joe Jordan-Allen Jeffery Jose-Karl Peter A. Joyce Larry Judd Lorraine Jula Giselle A. Jurkanin Ruby Juster Anthony F. Kadlubowski* Pamela J. Kadrlik Dr. Alan Kagan Paul Kahn Nancy Kalina Roger Kaminski C. W. “Kam” Kammerer, Jr. David A. Kaplan

Eli J. Kaplan* James M. Kaplan Laurence Kaplan Barry Karas Jonathan E. Karesh Barbara S. Karlin Mark Karwoski* Elinor Kass Lisa Kastelic Douglas L. Kauffman Linc Kaup Ted Kavich Marion Kay Stephen B. Kay Chris Kearney Charley Kearns Maggie Keefe John C. Keegel Jr.* John Keethler George Keevil Robert L. Kehoe* Adam Keith* Edna Lee Kelly* Jack R. Kelly Paul J. Kelly Stanley W. Kelly* Raymond W. Kemp Peter Kengeter Randall S. Kenyon Phyllis M. Kepner Ethan R. Kernkraut Matthew E. Kernkraut Ryan Keser Linda G. Ketner Eugene A. Keuning Douglas K. Keyser Gil Kiekenapp Martin P. Kiel Dennis Killian Scott Kimball Stuart L. Kimball* Jon Kimbell Rob Kincaid Edward B. King, Ph.D. Margaret A. Kingdon Guy M. Kinman, Jr. Robert W. Kinney* Hugh M. Kinsellagh Debra Kinsinger James E. Kirtley, Jr. John D. Kisbey* Daniel J. Kiser Neal R. Kjos Joseph A. Klecha George Kleck Harrison M. Kleinschmidt* David Kliman Everett Kline Robert H. Kline* Sheila Kloefkorn Randall M. Klose* Tom Knabel, M.D. Lloyd Kohler Edith Koler Laura Kollar Mark Koopman* Gloria Kopke Jerry E. Kornblau Britt Kornmann Laura A. Kraemer Wayne Kramer Marcus C. Krasula* Dr. Thane Kreiner

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Stacy J. Kreiswirth Rita A. Kresha Spero Krevatas Barbara Kroll Terry L. Kruger Susan M. Kubica, M.D. Barbara Kubicz David Kuebler Werner P. Kuhn* Dr. Jerome J. Kukor John F. Kundtz Robert J. Kunikoff Lawrence Kunkel* Stuart S. Kurlander Paul La Cour Barbara La Valleur Nicholas Labedz* Michael Labinski Christopher R. Labonte John C. Ladky John Laehy Joseph R. Lagomarcino Gal Lahat Thomas A. Lahr Thomas F. Lahr Ed Lally Norma Jean Lamb Joette Lambert Lesley L. Lambright Chris LaMonica Andrew C. Land Richard C. Langford* Peter A. Lans Michael J. Lappin Jim Lardner Gerald Larson Sarah Larson Douglas E. Lasky Thomas E. Latimer* Donald E. Laufersweiler David Lavery Richard L. Lawyer Bob Layton Howie “Matty” Lazar Terrance H. Lea* C.A. Lee III Carrie L. Leathers Joe Lee Lawrence Lee Lawrence Lee William Lee Jeffrey G. Leeds Robert J. Leidich Carol E. Leifer Rita E. Leighton* Dr. Richard Leithiser John Leonard Danette K. Leonhardi* Donna M. Leopaldi Robert Lerner Andrew Leschak Joseph Edward Letzkus Judith A. Levin Jess Levine Mary A. Levine Steven Levine Lewis Levinson Joseph Levy* Martin S. Levy* Michael Lewallen Luigi N. Lewin Debbie Lewis Robert Lewis

Tony D. Lewis Gary M. Licker* Dennis Lickteig Martin I. Lieberman Ronald J. Lieberman Craig Liebman Jochen R. Liesche Kathy Lieske Edwin H. Light Charlene Ligo Bradley L. Limmer, M.D.* Craig N. Linden, M.D. Craig H. Lindhurst* Andrew Linsky Robert William Listerman* Larry D. Little Steven Llanusa Gayle P. Lloyd Robert T. Lloyd* John Lockhart William F. Loehr Richard A. Loew William T. Lohmann* David C. Lohse Andrew Longo Maureen P. Longworth, M.D. Diego J. Lopez* Jani Lopez Gaetano R. Lotrecchiano Frank Loulan Dr. Steven Lovejoy John W. Lovejoy Paul Lukasiewicz Taylor C. Lumpkin Steven F. Lutz Dr. Spencer Lyerly James E. Lytle Craig M. Machado Jeffrey Mackey Joni Madison Catherine Maffett Wayne Maffett Hersin Magante Leonard Magnus Clifford W. Maher Eileen Maher Timothy L. Mahoney Natalie Maiden Thomas J. Maiello Cassandra A. Major Jane E. Mallet Marty Malliton David Malloy* Kathleen Malloy Michael C. Malone Gordon Mann Deanna Manning Steven C. Manns Dr. Robert L. Mapou Frank L. Mapson* Donna Marburger Joanne S. Marchetta Suzanne M. Marks Dennis Markus Francis J. Marone Robert J. Marra* Mrs. Terrence Marshall Terrence Marshall Cecilia M. Martin David L. Martin David Martin Drake E. Martin*

Jack P. Martin Scott R. Martin Kory Martin-Damon John H. Martinez Don Martinson Neal Massey Lory Masters William J. Masters Timothy O. Masterson, II Debra L. Matesich Wendy Matis Howard Matthews John B. Maxwell* Michael Mayer Joshua B. Mayhan Michele Maynard Linda A. McAffrey John McBee Donna J. McBride Donald J. McCall Marian McCann Catherine McCarty Donald C. McCleary* Andrew McClellen Steven C. McClure Marilyn McConnell Chester A. McCourt* Steven McCoy Daniel K. McCurdy Michael Steven McCurdy, OBE Gregory McDaniels Nancy McDaniels B. Peyton McDonald Madeleine McDonough Carla McFarland James McGee* Keith D. McGee* Joseph McGrory* Robert S. McHenry* E. John McKee Burton McKelvie Duane R. McKenery Samuel McKeon Todd R. McKinley Kirk McKusick J. Lindsy McLean William McLin Edward McMahon Sharlea McMurtry Marian A. McNally* Martha JP McQuade Ronald F. McSheehy Cliff McSparran Jean McTaggart John F. Medeiros David S. Medina Lori K. Megown Judy Meinert Michael Melancon H. Craig Melchert Steven M. Melov Paul R. Melstrom* Jules Mendel Domenic Metta Jerrie Metz Eugene A. Metzger Michael R. Metzger* Tim Meyer Robert F. Miailovich John L. Michels, Jr.* Joseph A. Micucci Ralph J. Midgal

David J. Miller Eddie J. Miller* Dr. Gary Miller James Miller Jeffrey R. Miller Joe Miller Josh Miller Sam G. Miller Susan Miller Warren A. Miller Grace M. Mills Stephen Milne Bob Mings Jackie Mings Linda Miniscalco Robert Minnocci Celeste Misko Carolyn L. Mitchell Lisa K. Mitchell Robert J. Mitchell* Stephen E. Mitchell* William Mitchell Merryl Mix Dr. Glenn Miya Janice Mock* Dr. T. Randall Mock, M.D., Ph.D. Stan Mollart Steve B. Mongeau Rod F. Monger Kenton Monjon Stephen C. Monkarsh Jay Monroe John B. Montana Annette Montelongo May M. Moore* Sherrie Moore Carla L. Moos Michael R. Moran* Robert E. Morehouse Donald J. Moreland* Anthony J. Moretti Michael M. Morgan Shawn Morgan Susan K. Mormann Carl Morrell L. Paul Morris, Jr. Michael H. Morris* John C. Morrison, IV Sam Morse* Terry L. Morton* Paul A. Moscatt Mary Moseley Stuart Mosher Dr. Bruce L. Moskovitz Chief Mosser A. Jefferson Moyers* A.J. Mrozika Lisa Mueller DyShaun Muhammad Rod Muller Jeff Mullins Rob Mullins Michael Munday Sarah Munford Bob Munro Rev. Joel W. Murchison* Carlos P. Murphy Greg Sigg Murphy Michael F. Murphy, Ed. D. Sandra L. Murphy David R. Murray James Anthony Murray

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H. Jack Musser Al Myers Boyd D. Myers, M.D. Richard N. Myracle Raymond A. Nadeau Jean-Albert Najar Nino Napolitano Leonard S. Nardozzi David Naugle Diane Naylor James Neagbour Jerome Neal Christina Neamtu Allan Jay Neff Curt D. Nelson Lawrence T. Nelson Rev. Dr. Jeffrey S.F. Nelson Todd N. Nelson Thomas G. Neumiller* Robert Newbury, M.D. Donnie G. Newby P. Michael Newman* John Newton Jr. Rosemary Nicolosi Leif Nielsen Michael Nisonoff* Jordan Noble Stuart D. Noel Lori Nordstrom Michael R. Norlin Patrick Norman Barth Norton Judy Novasel Frank K. November Mark B. Nowery Brian Nowlin* John J. Nugent-Patten Alan Nunes James M. Nusbaum Fleet E. Nuttall* Michael D. Oard Katherine O’Bitz* James L. O’Brien* Joseph F. O’Brien Terry O’Bryan John Obsta Rudy Ockhuysen Brian P. O’Connor Carl B. O’ Daniel Paul Odebrecht* Darren B. Odell John Oden Patrick V. Oden Wendy O’Donnell Mark Oelerking The Rev. Dr. Neil O’Farell Takafumi Oiwa Jeff Olde Cindy Olsen Kenneth J. Olsen Marlene L. Olshan Laurie Olson Dr. David G. O’Neal John O’Neill Jay W. Oppenheimer Brian S. Oprisko F. Warren O’Reilly, Jr.* Diklah Orevi Eric Ornelas Eileen P. O’Rourke Peter Osborne Thomas O’Steen Charles Osten

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Glenn Ostergaard Michael O’Sullivan Paul R. Otto Roger G. Ouellette Dennis Owen Susan Owen Jerrold Packard Robert Pagano Olive L. Page* Andrew Palese* Valerie Palla Richard E. Panati* Scott Panko John R. Paradowski Richard Paresky Bertram B. Parker Neil Parker Richard C. Parker* Stacey Parker R. Clancy Parks Brent Parrish Dwaine E. Parson Stephen W. Parsons Wiley Parsons Charles E. Passage* James A. Patterson Vincent J. Patti Susan M. Patton Robert M. Paul Nick Pavelich Richard B. Pazornik David Peairson Richard Pearce-Moses Edmund W. Pease W. Bradford Peele Terry C. Peet David M. Pelchat Glenda Pemble Lucilo A. Peña Peter A. Pender* Jeffrey K. Pennington Terry W. Penrod Brandon G. Penzenik Dana M. Perlman Dr. Holly Perpall Steve Perrault Thomas M. Perrault Lynne W. Perry Gary K. Person Marla S. Petrini Robert L. Petris W. Charles Pevets* John W. Pfeiffer Mr. David M. Phelps Nancy Phillips William R. Phillips* Tom Phipps Cheryl Piasta Kim Piazza Maryann Piazza John Pieper Dennis L. Pierce Cathy Pierce-Prouse Edward G. Pierot Mindy Pines Archie Pinner Nikki Plaid Michael M. Plostock Candace L. Plumlee Dennis Poehls* Barbara L. Pohlman Neil Pomerenke* Densil Porteous

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Brett W. Porter Richard Elliott Porter III Roni D. Posner Mindy M. Posoff Steven W. Pospisil Gerard A. Potts Gregory L. Potts George F. Powell* Joseph Powers Robert J. Powers Donald S. Press Rhonda J. Price Edward F. Printz III* Henry R. Provost Henry M. Pruski Cathy M. Pulvirenti Margaret Purcell Mike Putiak* Laurel Quarberg Arthur J. Quickenton Lisa A. Rabinowitz Lindsay Rachelefsky Michael A. Radoff John D. Raeber* Bruce Ragsdale Edeltraut E. Raith* James M. Rampe* Charles Ramsey Linda M. Rancourt Bernadette Randis Pamela Zoe Ranganath Marcus Rarick Beth A. Rauh Chris Read Sean M. Reardon* James B. Reay Amanda B. Reed Dennis Reed Joseph Reed, Ph.D. Kimberley J. Reed Marney Reed Robert A. Reed Alan L. Reeser Jeffrey D. Reeves William P. Regan* Bonita M. Regina Daniel E. Reichard Patrice L. Reid Julika Reiher Douglas C. Reilly* Keith Reimann Richard M. Reinsch* Jack Reising Daniel H. Renberg Mark A. Revels Herbert C. Reynolds* Donald Ricart Kirk A. Rice Lonnie D. Richards* Thomas W. Richards* Larry E. Richardson Lisa Richardson Philip W. Richardson Cheryl Richey Jay Rifkin Karla B. Rikansrud Hadas Rin Mark B. Rinder Max Rippetoe Rick Rivera William J. Roane Jr. Greg C. Robbins Scott Robedeaux*

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Ray Roberge Susan Robers Carole Roberson Tammy Roberson Jerold H. Roberts* Nancy Love Robertson Henry G. Robin Jonathan C. Rock Craig A. Rocklin Dave Rodrigues Dale Rogalski Thom Rogers Randolph L. Roig Chad P. Rojas Marion Rojas Ph.D. Anthony G. Rominke Henry Rosales Cheryl Rose Dennis E. Rose* Gil Rose Hilary B. Rosen Phyllis Rosenberg Carl Rosendorf Susan Rosenkranz Jeffrey Rosenthal Lee S. Ross* Worth W. Ross Stephanie Roth Thomas Roth Joel Rothschild Dr. Elizabeth Hansen Rowell R. Ronald Roy* Stephen D. Roy Richard Royse Arcady Royzen W. David Rozkuszka* Dennis Rubenstein Arthur Rubinstein Steven Rubio Jeffrey S. Rudluff Jeffrey L. Rudnick Eugene W. Rueckoldt* John Ruffier Andrea Ruiz-Hays Maria Ruiz-Hays Nicole Rump Pamela L. Russ Jonathan D. Russell Stan Russell Thomas S. Russell Will Ryall, Jr. David A. Ryan Thomas C. Ryan Arno Safier* Richard Sager Aimee E. Saginaw Conrad M. Sais* Victor Salamanca Maria M. Salas Ruth Saldivar Alexandra Sale Chada Samerton Samuel Sanchez Mark A. Sandell M. Sue Sandmeyer Leonard Sanginario Craig H. Sannum Arnold E. Sapenter Mike Sarfaty* Heather C. Sargeant Glen Saul Stacey A. Saunders Carol Savage

Jean Savarese Mary Savarese John-Michael Savoca Richard L. Sawyer* Mark J. Saylor* Cathi Scalise Patrick T. Scanlan Linda M. Scaparotti, Esq. Patrick T. Scarborough Claire L. Scheele Ronald J. Scheff Benjamin G. Scheie Edward Schell Scott Schell Gary Schexnayder Mary Lou Schill Franklin Schmidt Brian S. Schneider Quentin Schneider* Ronald J. Schnell Peter L. Schofield Charles J. Schreck David A. Schuler Robert Schultz Ted Schweitzer Edward V. Sciamanna* Richard Scobey George C. Scott* Bruce H. Scottow David F. Scrivens Michael Searfoss Bruce Sebree Warren H. Seid Charles W. Seifert* Gregory E. Seller Keith R. Sendall Andrea E. Senich Debra R. Sentner James Servino Kenneth Sevenker Donald M. Shachat* Jon Shaffer J. Shamp Tom Shamp Edward P. Shannon* Alese J. Shapiro* Alfred J. Shaw* Carl Shearer Israel Sheinbein William B. Shekter* Steven M. Shellabarger Judy Shepard Rebecca Sherrill Brent Sherwood Terry D. Shields Mary Janet Shinske M.Z. Shohfi Robert E. Shook, III Joseph Short Thomas E. Shortell* Andrew J. Shostack Marvin Shulman* Robert Shultz Carlene Shumaker Mark Sibley-Schreiber Paul Sibley-Schreiber Kathy Sides Kenneth W. Siegert Ames B. Simmons Beverley Simmons Dr. Jay Simmons Malcolm M. Simmons* Todd A. Simpson

Wade Simpson Neil Sims Geoffrey Simson Brandy R. Sinco Joseph E. Sinkus Joel S Skelton Charles E. Slade, Jr.* Cyd Slayton Dr. Morgan P. Slusher, Ph.D. Albert G. Smith Bradley B. Smith David M. Smith Donald Smith Edward Smith Jolie L. Smith Vicki Smith Michael M. Smutz Steven Snapp Mary S. Snider James E. Snodgrass Arlene Snyder Nina B. Soffer Paola Solares Steven D. Solomon Andrew Sorbo Michele Sorenson Steven M. Sorenson, M.D. Steven A. Sowers Suzanne Sparrow Pamela Spayde Clifton Spears Randy Spector Thomas Speirs William G. Spencer* Ron Sperry Ruth Spielman John A. Spinelli William G. Sprague* Weston Sprigg Mitchell St. John Bradley St. Ores Andre St. Pierre Troy Stabenow Meghan Stabler Charles E. Stahl* Susan Starkey Martin E. Steenbock Roger Steffani Susan Stehlik Randi A. Stein Richard S. Stein Timothy B. Stein William K. Steiner Wanda B. Stephens Jean Stephenson Richard F. Stern* Jay A. Stevens Vlad Stevens Polly Stewart* Alton J. Stilson* Lee Stinnett* Jim Stoecker David R. Stoner Lillian Stoner Mark Stoner Michael E. Stotler Dennis Stout Stephen Strecansky Perry Streidel David Streit Bill Strid Robert Stuart* William B. Stubbs III

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Daniel Studnicky Nancy E. Stutsman Barry Sullivan* John L. Sullivan Patricia Sullivan Rev. Wendy Jaine Summers Sven Roland Sundberg Howard S. Suskin Gary L. Sutton* Adam Swaim Kent H. Swedell Robert T. Switala John J. “Ski” Sygielski Janet Syverson Dennis F. Tamburo Craig Tamker* Michael K. Tarver* Britney Taylor David P. Taylor* Don M. Taylor G. Ethan Taylor Robert Taylor Elizabeth Teixeira Neila Teixeira Carlos A. Tejera Bekah Telew Ronald Temple Kristin Terpening Randolph Q. Terrell* Robert Tessmer Salvatore R. Testa Seymour Tetenman* Chuck Thatcher Byron A. Thayer Greg P. Thomas Harry D. Thomas* Ronald Thomas Timothy T. Thomas Ann M. Thompson Paul F. Thompson Peggy Thompson Rick L. Thompson Susan A. Thompson William E. Thompson Scott Thomsen Gene P. Thornton* Rebecca Tillet Judith A. Tinkler* Dr. Elizabeth J. Tipton Thom W. Tisdall Wayne R. Tobola James L. Todd* John L. Tolleson Donald J. Tomasello Larry Tomaw* George J. Tomczyk Marie L. Tomiko* Shelby Topp* Brian Torgerson David R. Torrey Wendy L. Torri Peter M. Tortorello Stephen Tosha Caitlin Toynbee Jenni Tranweaver Scott Tranweaver David P. Travis David Trawick Thad Trela William Tremitiere Randy Triezenberg Melissa A. Trifiletti Kelly A. Triplett

Allan B. Truax* Brian Tschumper James E. Tucker Ray Tucker Ted A. Tucker Mike Tulley Nancy Turak A. Christine Turner Jason Coy Turner Paula K. Tyer Mark Tyle John Tynes* David F. Uible Alan L. Uphold D. Kevin Upton* Jeffrey P. Vadheim Duane Vajgrt, M.D. Cassandra Valk John E. Vallance Jerry K. VanAllen* Dr. Bernadette C. Vankeerbergen Robert Steven van Keuren Hon. Nancy VanReece Joan VanReece Christian R. van Someren Heather VanVleet Anthony E. Varona Sandra J. Vasas John J. Vasey* Christine Vatidis James Vegher Dennis J. Velco Robert Veltkamp John Dane Venable Benjamin Verdile* Paul Verdon Chris Vick George Vickery Chris Vierig David Vignolo Ginalee G. Villar Lorenzo Villasenor* Larry Vilord Dondi Visser Ann Viviano Mark Viviano Oliver C. Vogel Ronald W. Volkman* Scott Vrchota Dr. Keith Vrhel* Bruce Wachsmuth Jess Wade Kay E. Wagner Lawrence Wagner Dovie Wahl S. Cole Wakefield David Wald Benjamin Waldman Brad Walker James M. Walker, II Paul Walker Rich Walker Ron Waller Timothy A. Walsh Daniel C. Walsh-Davenport John Walther* Bill Ward Michael K. Warner Jr. Reed Warren Douglas Warrington Tanya Liv Washburn Daniel Watkins D. Joan Watson*

Donald E. Watson* George C. Watson Troy Watson Jack O. Weatherford, Jr. Greg H. Weaver Paul A. Webb* Mark Webber Dr. Scott Weber Vera Webster John Wedgeworth IV Paul Wehn J. G. Wehrfritz* Chester S. Weinerman* Miriam Weinstein Ron Weisse Charles J. Welch* Vanessa Welch Gerald Wellik* Margaret Wellik* Margie Wells George W. Wen Louis Wener* Joseph E. Werle John D. West Leonard H. West, III* William West Lorraine Weston Edward Westreicher John E. Wharton Darrell Whatcott Frank T. Wheby John Wheeler Gail Whitaker Amy White Brad White Mary Rose White Tina Madison White Ernest Whitfield Gary S. Whitford Diane Whitman Janice Whitman Anne Wiberg Mark Wiberg John W. Wickenden Brittany Wiggs Patricia Wile Bernard Paul Wiesen* P. Diane Wild Robert Wilkinson Burton Will Judy Will Paul E. Willer Gilbert S. Williams* Lois Williams Brent L. Willmott Archibald J. Wilson* Carl E. Wilson* Tom Wilson Pat Wilson-Stanzione M. K. Winderman* Brent Winkelman Robert E. Winsor Daniel E. Wise* Thomas R. Wiske* John W. Wisor Carolyn Witcover Jacob Lee Withers Jr.* Mira K. Wizig Robert Wizig Michael Wojtanowski Ronald K. Wolberg Harry F. Wolcott* Joel M. Woldman*

Lori J. Wolf Michael C. Wolf Raymond J. Wolf* Robert A. Wolf Dennis Wolfgang David M. Womack* Frank H. Woo Audrey R. Wood* David Wood Julie L. Wood Sara B. Woolf David A. Worthington Josh Worthington Paul F. Wotman* James B. Wozniak* Carl W. Wright Rod Wright Gerald Wunderlich Dr. Keith E. Wyche Andrew R. Yale Nicholas Yale C.K. Yamasaki Andra Yeghoian Christopher Young John M. Young Lucy Young Michael Yu Anne E. Zachritz Paul Zaentz-Lewis Paula Zand Jean Zeeb David E. Zeigler Xiaodong Zhang William Zilko* Andrew Zimmerman Stuart Zimmerman Vincent J. Zimmerman Mary Rose J. Zink Jason P. Zinkin Ron Zins Cornelia Zinsser Jaroslav E. Zivney* Stanley M. Zuba, M.D. Christopher Zuber Michael Zuber Michael J. Zufall David S. Zyck *Deceased

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WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE FORMER MEMBERS OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN FOUNDATION BOARDS OF DIRECTORS FOR THEIR DEDICATED SERVICE.

HRC EMERITUS COUNCIL

As of September 1, 2019

The HRC Emeritus Council -- comprised entirely of HRC board alumni -- provides leadership in the engagement of former HRC and HRCF board members, serves as an ambassador for HRC at both the local and national level and assists in the orientation and mentoring of new board members.

Tim Downing Beachwood, OH Co-Chair Jody Gates New Orleans, LA Co-Chair

David Beckwith Los Angeles, CA

Lucilo Pena Dallas, TX

John Sullivan Minneapolis, MN

Jane Daroff Beachwood, OH

Dana Perlman Los Angeles, CA

Rebecca Tillet Newtown, PA

LeeAnn Jones Atlanta, GA

Henry Robin New York, NY

Frank Woo San Francisco, CA

Christopher Labonte Philadelphia, PA

Cathi Scalise Dallas, TX

HRC BOARD OF DIRECTOR ALUMNI

As of January 1, 2019

Over 100 former board members of HRC and HRCF remain actively engaged in the life of the organization through various volunteer efforts and stewardship at both the local and national level.

Diane Abbitt Lacey All Kimberly Allman Laura Altschul Virginia Apuzzo Michael Armentrout Steve Atkinson Elena Baca Desi Bailey Joe Barrows John Barry Vic Basile Kevin Bass Terry Bean Les Bendtsen Michael Berman Betsy Billard Tammy Billik Scott Bishop Linda Blackmore Joseph Blount Tim Boggs Jeanne Branson Mary Breslauer Wally Brewster Tom Buche Philip Burgess Deiadra Burns Blake Byrne

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Todd Canon Christopher Carolan Lee Carter Marjorie Chorlins Daniel Cochran Richard Colbert Dennis Coleman Stampp Corbin Rebecca Covell Fiona Dawson Curt Decker Lawrie Demorest Q. Todd Dickinson Bill Donius Michael Duffy Ingrid Duran Clint Eddy Linda Elliott Amy Errett Kate Falberg Julia Fitz-Randolph Christopher Flynn Mark French Lois Galgay-Reckitt Michael Gelpi Giberto Gerald Stephen Gilhooly Stephen Glassman Mitchell Gold

Antoinette Grabler- Jaffe Michael Grossman Steve Gunderson Carolyn Hall Kirkland Hamill Everett Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Stephanie Hart Sandra Hartness Fred Hochberg Michael Holloman Ray Hom Mary Jo Hudson John Isa Barry Karas Ayse Kenmore Garry Kief Sheila Kloefkorn Tom Knabel Britt Kornmann Paul Kuntzler Joan Lau Ryan Levy Marty Lieberman Andy Linsky Jani Lopez Anton Mack Joni Madison

Candy Marcum Lory Masters Vincent McCarthy David Medina Josh Miller David Mixner David Muck Stosh Ostrow Michael Palmer Bryan Parsons Terry Penrod Tina Podlodowski Trevor Potter Nicole Ramirez Victoria Raymont Steven Reid Karla Rikansrud Gov. Barbara Roberts Henry Rosales Hilary Rosen George Rosenfield Worth Ross Abby Rubenfeld Jeff Sachse Maria Salas Daniel Salera Craig Sannum Linda Scaparotti Candice Shapiro

Andrea Sharrin Steven Shellabarger Lisa Sherman Ames Simmons Mary Snider Steven Sorenson Meghan Stabler David Stainton Jill Stauffer Jessica Stevens Faye Tate Gary Teixeira Andrew Tobias Jeff Trammell Jeff Trandahl Richard Turner Alan Uphold Anthony Verona Janis Verruso Brad White David Wilson Kerry Woodward Mary Kay Wright

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ALL CHILDREN—ALL FAMILIES NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL Susan Badeau Lane Barker Garry Bevel Janice Goldwater Beverly Jones Joe Kroll Ann McCabe Greg Rose Loris Ross Karey Scheyd André Wade BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL Mostafa Abdelguelil John Barry Wyndolyn (Wendy) C. Bell Richard Clark Rosanna Durruthy Lori Fox Betsy Hosick Lanaya Irvin Linda Jolly Michael Lopez WIllard L. McCloud, III Karen Morgan Linda Nelson Carlos Orta Michelle Phillips Scott Sapperstein Corey Smith Steve Smotherman Meghan Stabler Bob Witeck HRC PRO BONO COUNSEL Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC Baker & Hostetler LLP Clifford Chance LLP Cooley LLP Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Hogan Lovells US LLP King, Holmes, Paterno & Soriano, LLP Kirkland & Ellis LLP Linklaters LLP McDermott Will & Emery LLP The Mitzel Group, LLP

Morrison & Foerster LLP Paul Hastings LLP Polsinelli PC Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP Sidley Austin LLP Steptoe & Johnson LLP White & Case LLP Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, PC Winston & Strawn LLP Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP Zwillgen PLLC

Lindsay Schwartz Ames Simmons Rabbi Erica Steelman Dan Stewart Nate Sweeney Yasemin Washington Cornelius Wilson Imani Woody

PARENTS FOR TRANSGENDER EQUALITY COUNCIL Amber and Adam Briggle Amy D’Arpino JR Ford Jeanette Jennings Michelle Honda-Phillips Peter and Sarah Tchoryk Jodie Patterson Ea McMillan Porter and Dr. Louis Porter II Mimi and Joe Lemay Sarah and Brian Watson Jessica Girven Lizette and Jose Gomez Rachel and Frank Gonzales Keisha and Sean Michaels Christopher Williams Ashley Rhodes-Courter and Erick Smith Joy Wilson Priya Shah and Jaspret Brar LONG-TERM CARE EQUALITY INDEX ADVISORY COMMITTEE Kimberly Acquaviva Jerry Brown Loree Cook-Daniels Ben de Guzman Joan Devine Robert Espinoza Sarah Jen Bruce Lederman Cassandra Leggett-Coulbourne Beth Long-Higgins Amity Overall-Laib

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WELCOME, ALPHONSO! WE’RE THRILLED TO HAVE YOU LEADING OUR TEAM! In unity, Your colleagues on the HRC Staff

HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN STAFF Lucas Acosta, National Press Secretary Amber Alcorn , Human Resources Generalist Dane Anderson, Regional Organizing Lead Florence Areke, Staff Accountant Asia Arminio, Counsel Courtnay Avant, Junior Legislative Counsel Tim Bahr, Development Director, Major Gifts, Planned Giving & Foundation Relations Beck Bailey, Director, Workplace Project Jennifer Bailey, Senior Public Policy Advocate Itay Balely, Federal Club Community Manager Daniel Ball, Mississippi Faith Organizer Amara Barakat, Accounting Analyst Suzanne Barr, Receptionist Nathan Barrera-Bunch, Senior Manager, Community & Inclusion Bianca Bernardi, Paralegal/Legal Assistant Bre Bly, Welcoming Schools Assistant Kristofer Bolz, Senior CVR Manager Ruth Bordett, Corporate Development Coordinator Lynne Bowman, Deputy Campaign Director Jason Bricker, Director, Corporate Development Taylor Brown, Senior Manager, Community & Inclusion Jay Brown, Senior Vice President, Programs, Research & Trainings Sean Burciago, Membership Outreach Assistant Alex Burks, Senior Finance Manager Rishard Butts, HBCU Manager Ryan Carey-Mahoney, Senior Online Strategy Writer Alec Carrasco, Business & Data Analyst Bonnie Casillas, Executive & Board Relations Coordinator Milly Chirinos, Deputy Press Secretary Global/Spanish Steven Churchill, Director Technology Lindsey Clark, Associate Regional Campaign Director Curtis Clinch, Digital Media Specialist

Charlotte Clymer , Press Secretary Ty Cobb, Senior Director, Strategy Initiatives & Research Kipp Colvin , Associate Director, Communities & Volunteer Relations Chris Cooke, Regional Campaign Organizer Liz Cooper, Associate Director, Workplace Shawn Copeland, State Director Cassandra Corey, Senior Major Gifts Officer Alyssa Cortes , Regional Organizing Lead Alex Costello, Video Producer Nicole Cozier, Senior Vice President, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Ann Crowley, Vice President, Membership & Online Strategy Tony Cuffey, Computer Support Specialist Eliza Cussen, Regional Organizing Lead Alphonso David, President Steffan Declue, Associate Director, Foundation Relations Alison Delpercio, Director, Children, Youth & Families Program Jack Dobkin, Project One America Assistant Denise Donnell, Project One America State Director, Arkansas Amanda Drury, Senior Training Manager Dave Duberstein, Political Research Director Johanna Eager, Director, Welcoming Schools Matt Eppright, Associate Director, Membership Outreach Deb Ernstes, Data Analyst Briana Escamilla , State Director Ana Flores , Senior Manager, Diveristy, Equity & Inclusion Jackie Foster, Membership Outreach Coordinator Laura Franco Velasco, Deputy Director, Video Brian Frank, Associate Director, IT Jean Freedberg, Director, Global Partnership Richard Gagliano, Deputy Director, Events Anela Galic, All Children, All Families Assistant Riley Galligan, Consumer Marketing Assistant

Marcos Garcia, Associate Director, Health & Aging Project Justin Giaquinto, Associate Director, Corporate Development Jay Gilliam, Director, HRC Global Carl Graci, Operations Coordinator Dane Grams, Director, Membership Cheryl Greene, Deputy Director, Welcoming Schools Nicole Greenidge-Hoskins, Senior Vice President General Counsel Jon Groat, Director, Video Krystal Gutierrez, Associate Director Human Resources Katalina Hadfield, Outreach Coordinator Leslie Hall, Director, HBCU Liz Halloran, Deputy Director, Communications Tari Hanneman, Director, Health & Aging Project Thomas Happell, Senior Events Manager Brett Harrison, Membership Outreach Manager Sarah Hasenfuss, Associate Director, Events Operations Rokia Hassanein, Content Producer Zack Hasychak, Director, Membership Outreach Hillary Hearn, Accounting Supervisor-Compliance Corina Hendren, HRC Global Assistant Mikala Hernandez, Membership Manager Rebecca Hershey, Director Of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Rob Hill, Project One America State Director, Mississippi Tucker Hull, Member Services Coordinator Hope Jackson, Deputy Campaign Director Valerie Jackson, Revenue Specialist Michelle Jiles, Specialist Data & Analytics Mitch Johnson, Board Relations Manager Christal Jones, Senior Manager Data & Analytics Wes Jones, Associate Director, Video Jeremy Kadden, Senior International Policy Advocate Ellen Kahn, Senior Director Programs & Partnership Don Kiser, Creative Director

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Meghan Kissell, Director, Project One America Elliott Kozuch, Deputy Press Secretary Allison Kraemer, Development Coordinator Alex Kreger, Senior Events Manager Colin Kutney, Senior Manager, State & Municipal Programs Ken Labombard, Director, Development & Membership Operations Kaitlin Lawson, Federal Club Membership Manager Marcus Lee, Email Campaign Manager Andrea Levario, Senior Public Policy Advocate Mollie Levin, Director, Events Katie Lively, Consumer Marketing Manager Sandee Loveday, Director, Finance Operations Xavier Lutchmie Persad, Senior Legislative Counsel Sara MacIsaac, Field Organizer Joni Madison, Chief Of Staff Kyle Marcum, Regional Organizing Lead Robin Maril, Associate Legal Director William Marker, Staff Accountant, Accounts Payable Rebecca Marques, State Director, Texas Adam Marquez, Deputy Director, Corporate Development Melba Mathurin, Senior Manager, Welcoming Schools Chantel Mattiola, Associate Director, Major Gifts Brad Mayer, Director, Consumer Marketing Ronan Maza, Policy Coordinator Sarah McBride, National Press Secretary, HRC Foundation J. Maurice McCants-Pearsall, Director, HIV & Health Equity Shannon McDermott, Policy & Political Affairs Coordinator Molly Meegan, Associate General Counsel Kendrick Meek, Legal Assistant Zach Michener, Policy and Political Affairs Manager Hayley Miller, Associate Director, Digital & Social Carmen Miller, Director, Foundation Relations

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Mike Mings, PAC Director Mayra Molina, Operations Coordinator Laya Monarez, Operations Coordinator Nick Morrow, Deputy Director, Communications Shveta Mukherjee, Accounting/ Payroll Manager Denis Munoz, Network Security & Telecommunications Administrator Ahra Nam, Major Gifts Assistant Ben Needham, Director Strategic Initatives Cathy Nelson, Senior Vice President Raina Nelson, Workplace Equality Program Manager Cathryn Oakley, State Legislative Director, Senior Counsel Phillip Olaya, Counsel Keo O’Neal, Foundation Assistant R. Sylvester Owens, Planned Giving Officer Stephan Page, Regional Organizing Lead Susan Paine, Director, Analytics & Strategy Sam Park, Health & Aging Project Coordinator Helen Parshall, Digital Media Manager Rashika Pedris, CVR Manager Madeline Perrou, Workplace Equality Coordinator Kyser Pogue, Computer Support Specialist Vincent Pompei, Director, Time to Thrive Sam Putnam, Deputy Director, Analystics & Strategy Narissa Rahaman, Senior Regional Campaign Organizer Hector Ranero, Member Services Manager Maya Rao, Development Director Eric Reece, Project One America Field Organizer, Arkansas Cooper Reed, Associate Regional Campaign Director Wendy Reed, Deputy Director, Federal Club Operations J.P. Regis, Children, Youth & Families Program Senior Manager Cathy Reno, Provincetown Action Center General Manager Kirk Rice, Deputy Director, Major Gifts Jim Rinefierd, Vice President, Finance & Operations Christina Rissman, Regional Organizer Lead Emily Roberts, Associate Director, Digital Media & Marketing

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Madeleine Roberts, Assistant Press Secretary Margot Rosen, Director, Strategic Engagement Becky Ross, Director, Human Resources Marty Rouse, Senior Advisor Pallavi Rudraraju, Children, Youth & Families Coordinator Criss Ruiz, Regional Field Organizer Casey Ryan, Major Gifts Officer David Salisbury, Associate Director Online Strategy Susanne Salkind, Vice President, Human Resources & Leadership Development Joe Sangirardi, Associate Director, Leadership Giving Matt Schaible, Senior Manager, Foundation Programs Emily Schnee, CVR Coordinator Ella Schneiberg, Digital Organizer Wes Schrock, Campaign Manager James Servino, Deputy Director, Online Stratagy Chris Sgro, Interim Senior Vice President, Communications & Marketing Jonathan Shields, Deputy Campaign Director MOB Jacob Shlomo, Senior Manager Online Strategy Chris Silvia, Development Operations Manager Carolyn Simon, Director, Digital & Content Strategy Paul Smith, Controller Wynton Smith, Video Producer Justin Snow, Director, Executive Communications Elizabeth Spencer, Director, Executice Operations Chris Speron, Senior Vice President, Development & Membership David Stacy, Government Affairs Director Wendy Strout, State Director Olivia Stuart, Membership Coordinator Ashley Sudney, Senior Designer Kevin Sullivan, Monthly Giving Coordinator David Swanson, Senior Staff Accountant Joe Tapp, Senior Major Gifts Officer Michael Tatich, Regional Organizer Lead Monchai Thongsawai, Operations Manager Michael Toumayan, Senior Religion & Faith Manager Caitlin Toynbee, Associate Director, Member Relations & Monthly Giving

Viet Tran, Deputy Press Secretary Elliot Turner , Staff Accountant, Accounts Payable Justin Unga, Deputy Campaign Director Sandi Van Dolson, Associate Director, Federal Club Eriberto Velazquez, Field Coordinator Amritha Venkataraman, State Director Jade Bristol Verity, Director, Estate Planning Bob Villaflor, Senior Design Director Sarah Warbelow, Legal Director Geoff Wetrosky, Campaign Director Valerie Wexler, Political Research Manager Molly Whitehorn, Regional Organizer Lead Casey Reever Whiting, Director, Federal Club Will Whitmire, Communications Coordinator Charlie Whittington, Research Manager Mike Wilkinson, Deputy Director, Events Kristina Williams, Associate Director Membership Stan Williams, Associate Campaign Director, Operations Ryan Wilson, Associate Regional Campaign Director Nick Winchester, Human Resources Assistant John Winter, Operations Manager San Francisco Action Center JoDee Winterhof, Senior Vice President Policy & Political Affairs Sissi Yado, Texas Senior Field Manager Matilda Young, Writer Deon Young, Regional Organizer Lead David Yu, Senior Development Officer

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WHAT WE DO The Human Rights Campaign is America’s largest civil rights organization working for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer equality. Since 1980, we have been fighting for a better future for LGBTQ Americans. Today, the Trump-Pence administration is determined to roll back equality for millions of LGBTQ people and our families. Our opponents are emboldened and on the attack. With our grassroots army of more than 3 million members and supporters, we are energetically defending the rights we’ve gained and ramping up our fight for full equality across the board.

ANTI-LGBTQ LEADERS AND LEGISLATION

Since coming into office, President Donald Trump has surrounded himself with nominees and aides who are avowed opponents of equality. Meanwhile, after seeing nine anti-LGBTQ bills signed into law in 2017 and more than 110 anti-LGBTQ laws introduced by lawmakers in states across the country so far in 2018, we remain committed to aggressively fighting these threats to equality by those who seek to undermine our rights. From so-called “religious freedom” bills that create a “license to discriminate” based on personal religious beliefs, to measures targeting transgender and non-binary people, HRC is going to do whatever it takes to protect the rights and fundamental equality of every LGBTQ person in this country.

A FIRM FOUNDATION

Over the past two decades, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation has helped lead a quiet revolution in our country. The Corporate Equality Index has transformed how employers embrace LGBTQ employees — and helped corporate America become one of equality’s greatest champions. The Healthcare Equality Index has dramatically expanded the number of health care facilities guaranteeing inclusive, respectful care for LGBTQ patients. Our Welcoming Schools trainings have cultivated more inclusive classrooms for tens of thousands of students. And our Religion & Faith Program has opened hearts, minds and entire congregations to LGBTQ people and families. Today, we’re committed to reaching millions more.

PROJECT ONE AMERICA

In 2014, HRC launched Project One America — an unprecedented campaign to advance equality in the Deep South. Through permanent presences in Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas, Project One America is bringing HRC’s work to more LGBTQ people and allies than ever before. With more than a dozen full-time staff and dedicated offices in each of the three states, this is an all-out grassroots campaign at a decisive moment in this movement.

GLOBAL EQUALITY

There are millions of LGBTQ people around the world who are gaining visibility and fighting for their rights, but too many live in fear and isolation – and under the rule of governments that criminalize their very identities. HRC Global strengthens the global equality movement through public education, advocacy, fellowships, partnerships and research. As dangerous new anti-LGBTQ laws emerge around the world from Russia to Nigeria, HRC Global is calling out American organizations that export hate abroad and ensure that U.S. foreign policy protects the human rights of LGBTQ people.

FAIR-MINDED REPRESENTATION

HRC’s Political Action Committee has been among the National Journal’s toprated PACs, with more than 85 percent of our endorsees winning their elections.

Since 1980, we have helped elect fair-minded candidates across the country, ensuring that the voice of equality is heard in statehouses and on Capitol Hill.

TRANSGENDER EQUALITY

HRC RISING

THE COURTS

HIV AND AIDS

While we are in an unprecedented time of visibility for transgender Americans, harassment, discrimination and violence persist. HRC is working to educate the public, increase awareness and provide a range of resources on challenges facing the transgender community. From our work in corporate America bringing transgender-inclusive health care policies to millions of employees, to our expanding efforts supporting transgender youth and their parents, teachers and health care providers, HRC is working to eliminate barriers facing transgender people in their lives each and every day and ending the crisis of anti-transgender violence. In addition, HRC’s groundbreaking Parents for Transgender Equality Council brings together the nation’s leading parent-advocates to connect, mobilize and amplify powerful voices of love, inclusion and support for transgender equality.

When Donald Trump took the oath of office as president on January 20, 2017, he inherited at least 114 federal judicial vacancies — more than double the number passed on to President Obama by his predecessor, and including one on the Supreme Court of the United States. Since then, Trump has constructed a more conservative federal court system, appointing justices like Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, and other extremist judges who will influence our judiciary for decades to come. That is of deep concern to those of us in the LGBTQ community who face discrimination and have frequently relied on the judiciary to protect our basic rights from a barrage of legislative and legal attacks. We will remain vigilant in fighting for a federal judiciary that respects and protects us all from those who seek to deny us our equal rights.

EQUALITY AT THE CITY AND STATE LEVEL

By partnering at the grassroots level with advocacy groups and fair-minded lawmakers, we are working toward equality in many areas across the country.

HRC’s field and legal teams closely monitor state and municipal legislation and provide strategy, technical and financial support and staff to elected officials and our coalition partners throughout the country, ensuring our commitment to equality on the ground level. Entering its seventh year, our Municipal Equality Index has helped cities and towns from the heartland to the coasts enact laws, ordinances and policies that improve the lives of LGBTQ people. In addition, our State Equality Index has been providing a roadmap for states in enacting full legal equality.

In 2017, HRC launched HRC Rising, the largest grassroots expansion in the organization’s 38-year history, aimed to build momentum ahead of the 2018 elections in six key battleground states: Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. This campaign is set to accelerate progress in states from coast-to-coast, resist the politics of hate, fight anti-LGBTQ legislation and fuel pro-equality candidates and initiatives. In addition, HRC has refined its digital outreach, organizing and targeting, including the development of an “Equality Voter Model.” HRC can now target with a high degree of accuracy not only LGBTQ voters but allies — “equality voters” — who are likely to oppose candidates who attack the civil rights of LGBTQ people. Mobilizing “equality voters” will be crucial to making future gains because of their reliable support and consistently high turnout.

With new advocacy, treatment options and preventative measures revolutionizing the conversation around HIV and AIDS, HRC continues to fight for a robust national response to HIV and AIDS, which still disproportionately affects the LGBTQ community. HRC is proud to help tackle stigma and to lobby for the full funding of critical prevention, treatment and researchprograms, including PrEP, grounded in sound science, not narrow ideology. In the last year alone, we’ve reached more than 5.5 million people, delivering new resources and important messages around HIV prevention, care and treatment. HRC’s HIV 360° Fellowship program continues to equip young, nonprofit leaders with the tools and resources to strengthen their HIV-inclusive organizations and initiatives.

IN THE COMMUNITY

HRC is committed to ensuring that our outreach efforts reflect the diversity of our movement and the communities where we work and live. Through diverse programs — such as our Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program and our Welcoming Schools program — we are working to provide LGBTQ people of color and allies with tools and support to better address the challenges they face at the intersections of racial and anti-LGBTQ discrimination. We also partner with organizations working specifically with people of color to educate the public on the heightened disparities faced by LGBTQ people of color. And as we continue our efforts on HIV and AIDS, we are producing educational resources in both English and Spanish, and elevating the voices of LGBTQ people of color, who continue to be disproportionately affected.

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| TWENTY- THIRD ANNUAL HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN NATIONAL DINNER

Cathy Nelson’s visionary leadership of HRC’s membership and development programs helped shape HRC into the powerhouse we are today.

From 12,000 donors to more than 3 million members and supporters—with representation in every ZIP code in the country—the organization has been transformed as a direct result of Cathy's ambitious goals, creative strategies, and fearless leadership. Along the way, she has mentored, guided and nurtured volunteers, board members, and staff on their paths to advance LGBTQ equality. We recognize and appreciate Cathy Nelson, with deep gratitude and admiration for an extraordinary 30-year legacy at HRC and in the LGBTQ movement.

Heartfelt thanks from the HRC Development & Membership Department

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THIS IS THE POWER OF PRIDE It disrupts the status quo. It rallies people together.

It unleashes new ways of thinking. At Accenture, we believe that a culture of equality drives innovation.

And when we move forward as equals, anything is possible.

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Everybody.

At Apple, we’re committed to using our voice to advocate for LGBTQ+ people and the freedoms they deserve. Because we believe everybody should have the right to be free from discrimination.

We proudly support the Human Rights Campaign and stand with you to build a better future.

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Together, we are shaping the future of tech.

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Lyft supports safer spaces, and all the humans who inhabit them.

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Do more.

Achieve more.

At Microsoft, we want every individual to thrive. That means, as the communities we serve evolve, we evolve.

It’s the business of inclusion. Microsoft continues to be a proud sponsor of the Human Rights Campaign.

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A little thank-you for your passion

Nationwide® appreciates your commitment to the Human Rights Campaign (HRC). Thanks to HRC members like you, we can stand strong together to continue the fight for LGBTQ progress.

We’re passionate about making a is just one way we prove that we’re more than a business. Another way is helping HRC members save money on their car insurance.

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Learn more about our relationship with HRC and special discounts for members.

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We’re proud of our differences; all 85,000 of them.

We support The Human Rights Campaign in the fight for equality for everyone. We applaud the amazing work that has been accomplished and that which has yet to be achieved.

Northrop Grumman - Committed to providing a diverse and inclusive environment.

THE VALUE OF PERFORMANCE.

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Proud to stand with HRC.

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Linking people, cultures and commerce.

UPS is proud to support the Human Rights Campaign. sustainability.ups.com/diversity-and-inclusion

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Carnival Corporation® and our World’s Leading Cruise Lines™ are proud to support the work of the Human Rights Campaign. We are equally proud to have received a perfect score of 100 on HRCs 2019 Corporate Equality Index.

Through our World’s Leading Cruise Lines, we deliver unmatched joyful vacations bringing people together while exploring new places and cultures around the world.

At sea and ashore, we’re committed to creating inclusive workplaces that reflect the diversity of the world and the places we visit.

Let’s explore. Let’s connect and celebrate diversity. Let’s go cruising.

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Be bold. Together.

Inclusion can give us the courage to try new things, speak openly, and embrace bold thinking. It can bring people together in ways that help organizations stand out. Look again.™ See what inclusion powers at deloitte.com/us/inclusion.

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DRIVING EQUALITY ONE MILE AT A TIME.

THE 2019 LEXUS RC 350 Designed with captivating sport styling. Boasting a redesigned front fascia and strong, sweeping character lines, the all-new 2019 RC 350 is striking from every angle. The RC 350 keeps you on the edge of your seat with a thrilling 5.8 second 0-60 time* (RWD) and puts you in full command of a powerful 311-hp* V6 engine.

And connecting you like never before, it’s now the first vehicle in its class with Amazon Alexa* compatibility.

The 2019 Lexus RC 350 was built to put you in command of any challenge the road ahead has in store for you. lexus.com/RC | #LexusRC Options shown. *Ratings achieved using the required premium unleaded gasoline with an octane rating of 91 or higher. If premium fuel is not used, performance will decrease. Amazon, Alexa, and all related logos are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. Not all Amazon Alexa functionality is available for in-vehicle use. Š 2019 Lexus.

NIKE, INC. IS PROUD TO BE THE RECIPIENT OF A 100% SCORE OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS EQUITY INDEX FOR 17 CONSECUTIVE YEARS, INCLUDING 2019.

HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN Your trailblazing advocacy for equality and achievements in securing civil rights for all make us proud to be your partner.

Thanks for your extraordinary work.

As diverse as the patients and communities we serve.

Pfizer owns inclusion.

We are proud to support the mission of The Human Rights Campaign.

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At West Elm, we believe in the power of community and respect for all. We’re proud to support the Human Rights Campaign and its mission to protect LGBTQ rights.

Together with Williams-Sonoma, Inc., we’ll donate 50% of the purchase price of our special-edition Love is Love mug to the HRC. westelm.com | @westelm

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WE MAKE IT FLY

Setting the course

At Airbus, we value the unique perspectives of our employees and are committed to a culture of inclusion and diversity that fosters respect and opportunity for all. It’s how the greatest ideas take flight and how Airbus is setting the course for the aerospace industry. #EmbraceDiversity

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To meet the world’s energy challenges we need our people to bring their whole selves to work. That’s why being inclusive is at the heart of how we operate, and it’s why we’ve been recognised as a top employer by the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index.

During the annual Pride celebrations we’re especially proud to support the LGBT+ struggle for equality.

If that sounds like a culture you would thrive in, explore bp.com/careers

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When we fight for equal rights,

we fight for

our future.

Citi supports the Equality Act (H.R.5), to protect sexual orientation and gender identity against discrimination.

BUILD A BETTER FUTURE At Cox, diversity is more than a business strength; it’s at the very core of our values. We aim to be a force for good in the world by empowering our employees, customers and communities to come together to embrace and celebrate our differences.

Cox is proud to support the Human Rights Campaign.

Learn more at CoxCSRReport.com

OUR FAMILY OF BUSINESSES

Many voices. One shared purpose.

We don’t look the same, act the same or think the same, but we’re united by a shared purpose – to help people realize life’s potential.

We believe that real breakthroughs come from teams that think big, encourage all voices to be heard and respect each other’s differences – different ideas, different perspectives, and different experiences. That’s why we’re working hard to build an organization that celebrates difference, learns from diverse perspectives and values inclusion as a core foundation of our company culture. Working at Danaher means thinking big, winning together and always bringing your true self to work.

Danaher stands together with the HRC in supporting the LGBTQ communities’ basic right to live in a world where they can be open, honest and safe at home, at work and in the community. danahercareers.com

Can inclusive leadership drive market leadership?

Different perspectives belong in the workplace.

A culture of inclusion fuels innovation, fosters collaboration and drives positive business results.

Proud to achieve a 100% on the HRC Corporate Equality Index each year since 2005.

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Matters. Love Hope Love Matters.

Matters. #AcceptanceMatters #AcceptanceMatters Mastercard is proud totoalways support Pride of because Mastercard is proud be a corporate partner the Human Rights acceptance Campaign because acceptance is Priceless® is Priceless®

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We take pride in being your financial partner.

We see your potential and possibilities and believe that an inclusive society creates a better future for us all. usbank.com/lgbt U.S. Bank is a national sponsor of the Human Rights Campaign and proud to be named a Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality 12 years in a row.

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Our goal: Helping you achieve yours Ameriprise Financial is a proud sponsor of the Human Rights CampaignÂŽ and their mission to ensure the LGBTQ community has basic equal rights, the freedom to be open and honest, and are safe within their homes, workplaces and communities.

Our advisors are committed to the communities where they live and work.

Alongside you and your partner or spouse, they document your goals, track your progress and provide ongoing recommendations to achieve them together.

Talk with an advisor about your goals and start planning for the future today.

Learn more at ameriprise.com/pride.

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IT TAKES DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION TO MAKE SCIENCE MORE MEANINGFUL. Meaningful innovation that improves the lives of patients around the world is made possible by the diversity of people, experience and talent. At Boston Scientific, we believe that a culture of collaboration and inclusion, with a rich range of perspectives, creates a more rewarding place to work.

See for yourself at bostonscientific.com.

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Proudly supporting our global LGBT community.

As a global community, we see diversity and inclusion as a source of strength and Cargill stands with our global LGBT employees, families and communities.

Cargill is proud of its 100 percent rating on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index as a top workplace for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) employees.

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Connecting with PRIDE! #CenturyLinkPride

Employee Resource Groups Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) are integral to fostering a culture of inclusion. At CenturyLink, these groups increase employee engagement and keep us connected to our increasingly diverse customer base.

The PRIDE ERG exists to strengthen the supportive environment surrounding our lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTQ+) employees, assist in creating a workplace that is more inclusive, and raise awareness of issues important to our members; all the while furthering the CenturyLink vision, mission and values.

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We are committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all persons regardless of race, color, ancestry, citizenship, national origin, religion, creed, veteran status, disability, medical condition, genetic characteristic or information, age, sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, family status, pregnancy, or other legally protected status. We do not tolerate unlawful discrimination in any employment decisions, including recruiting, hiring, compensation, promotion, benefits, discipline, termination, job assignments or training.

A brighter tomorrow for all starts with us today.

We believe it is a moral and business imperative to champion access and opportunity for all, and encourage our team members to be their authentic selves.

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Protecting What’s Vital.

Ecolab is the global leader in water, hygiene and energy technologies and services that protect people and vital resources. We touch what is fundamental to quality of life and in all things, we do what’s right, what’s fair, what’s honest.

We’re proud to be a place where the diverse perspectives of our 49,000 associates worldwide are valued. And we’re proud to support the Human Rights Campaign.

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Our greatest asset is what makes us different.

At Goldman Sachs, we know that without the best people, we cannot be the best firm. We aim to hire, retain and motivate people from many backgrounds who can offer fresh perspectives. The Goldman Sachs Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Network’s mission includes educating colleagues on issues of sexual orientation and gender identity, supporting professional development and promoting mentorship. These efforts serve to foster a strong sense of community and illustrate the belief that our success depends on having people who reflect the diversity of the communities and cultures in which we operate.

We proudly sponsor The Human Rights Campaign and support its mission to achieve LGBTQ equality.

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Proud supporter of the LGBTQ+ community.

Whether you’re struggling in the closet, or marching in the streets, your experience matters.

Google is proud to join HRC in amplifying the voices of all LGBTQ+ people.

Visit: pride.google

Everyone deserves a Guardian Because someone led the way. Because someone chose to make a difference.

Guardian is proud to sponsor the Human Rights Campaign. guardianlife.com/diversity

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Progress begins with Pride.

At IBM, we believe that progress is only possible when everyone is empowered to reach their full potential.

For more than a century, IBM has championed diversity and equal rights, for our company and the world.

IBM is a proud National Corporate Partner of the Human Rights Campaign.

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The stronger the love, the greater the responsibility.

Lincoln Financial Group is proud to be a national corporate partner of the Human Rights Campaign.

This is what you do for people you love.

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A Diverse & Inclusive Workforce

Unleashing the Power of Diversity

Consistently Ranked as a Best Place to Work

Leveraging our Brands to Support the LGBT+ Community

PepsiCo is proud to be a long-standing National Corporate Partner of the Human Rights Campaign. We recognize that diversity and inclusion is simultaneously a moral and a business imperative.

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TOGETHER WE ARE MOVING TOWARD EQUALITY AND EXCELLENCE From its inception, the Human Rights Campaign has been a fundamental, proactive force raising the standards of equality and opportunity for LGBTQ individuals. Shell has long recognized that a fully inclusive workplace allows our employees and our business to flourish. That’s why we’re a longtime National Corporate Partner of the HRC. www.shell.us/getconnected

FAMILIES ARE AT THE HEART OF ALL WE DO

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Celebrating our differences Our unique experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives help shape how we approach the world and those around us. When we acknowledge those differences and understand how they bring us together, we all have cause to celebrate.

Wells Fargo is proud to celebrate the 23rd annual HRC National Dinner. wellsfargo.com/lgbt

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WINE SPONSOR GENEROUSLY DONATED BY: SONOMA-CUTRER

Completely you.

Completely Cutrer.

Sonoma-Cutrer is proud to sponsor the HRC National Dinner. We believe the good life, like good wine, is not made primarily of any one element, but is an ongoing process to achieve a perfectly unique balance of everything.

Please enjoy our wines responsibly. Š2017 Sonoma-Cutrer, Windsor, Sonoma County, ca

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DIAMOND DINNER SPONSORS AT&T BROWN FORMAN FACEBOOK HILTON WORLDWIDE JAMES BERWIND & KEVIN CLARK MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL PHRMA SPRING POINT PARTNERS UPS FOUNDATION WALMART WELLS FARGO

44 years ago, AT&T became a pioneer in the ďŹ ght against discrimination based on sexual orientation. Our advocacy continues today.

Discover exclusive AT&T events, video series and more celebrating the LGBTQ+ community at

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Facebook is proud to support the Human Rights Campaign’s National Dinner

INCLUSION, ONE PARTNERSHIP AT A TIME. NO TWO HOTELS IN OUR 17 BRANDS ARE IDENTICAL. NEITHER ARE THE ORGANIZATIONS WE SUPPORT. With over 5,800 hotels in 114 countries and territories, Hilton is committed to leveraging the unique perspectives of our global communities and cultivating an environment of inclusiveness for our Team Members, Guests and Partners.

Hilton is proud to support HRC and their mission to achieve equality for the LGBTQ community at home, at work and in every community. Together, we can make a world of difference.

HILTON CONGRATULATES ALL OF TONIGHT’S HONOREES AND CELEBRATES WITH YOU AS A DIAMOND SPONSOR OF THE 23ND ANNUAL HRC NATIONAL DINNER.

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As biopharmaceutical researchers keep searching for breakthrough cures they don’t have to look far for inspiration.

In this new era of medicine, we recognize the need for a diverse and inclusive workforce to achieve the breakthroughs which transform prevention and treatment options. PhRMA is a proud supporter of the Human Rights Campaign and the Equality Act.

Linking people, cultures and commerce.

UPS is proud to support the Human Rights Campaign. sustainability.ups.com/diversity-and-inclusion

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Walmart is a proud sponsor of the Human Rights Campaign.

Like HRC we believe in connecting Americans with opportunities to achieve their dreams. For our communities, living better means greater access to opportunity. Together we can make a difference.

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Your will can break any barrier.

You have the power to redefine what’s possible and your journey has inspired others. We call that being empowerful.

50 years ago, Stonewall began a movement to push the world forward, and your courage continues to pave a path. As you relentlessly strive for equal access and the opportunity to flourish financially, Wells Fargo walks right beside you helping to make it happen. You’ve come this far. We can help you go further.

Learn how at:

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PLATINUM DINNER SPONSORS AARP AETNA BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB COMCAST CORNING GSK HARGROVE HBO KPMG LOCKHEED MARTIN MALLINCKRODT PHARMACEUTICALS NETFLIX ORACLE PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF AMERICA PWC S&P GLOBAL T-MOBILE UBER VIDA WOMBLE BOND DICKINSON

COMMON THREADS LGBT communities are a vital part of the colorful quilt of American life. At AARP, we see diversity as a source of strength. But what really holds this quilt together is a common thread — the shared belief that who we are, who we want to be and how we choose to live as we age is unassailable.

We support the LGBT community and work hard every day to fight for and equip everyone to live their best lives at any age.

AARP is proud to sponsor the 23rd annual Human Rights Campaign National Dinner.

Learn more at aarp.org/pride

Aetna is proud to sponsor the 2019 Human Rights Campaign National Dinner.

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At Bristol-Myers Squibb, we are committed to developing a 21st century workforce that is powerfully diverse and broadly inclusive, capable of discovering and developing important new medicines for patients around the world.

Our mission is clear — we discover, develop and deliver innovative medicines that help patients prevail over serious diseases. Our sense of urgency is real — we work every day to push the boundaries of scientific discovery and to make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients.

It’s what we do. It’s why we do it.

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Living Our Values Since the founding of Comcast in 1963, our core values have been rooted in improving the communities where our employees, customers, and audiences live and work. As we have evolved to become a global media and technology company, our values live on through our culture.

We have a rich tradition of giving back and ensuring our employees have the opportunity to serve their communities. And through our products, technology, and entertainment experiences, and especially through our employees, we continually seek new and better ways to make a positive difference and do what’s right for our customers, our viewers, and our world.

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Inclusive Culture. Diverse Talent. Inspired Innovation.

“We depend on diversity of ideas, experiences, and perspectives to develop solutions to tough problems, identify opportunities for growth, and unleash new capabilities that make a positive difference in the world.”

— Wendell Weeks Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, & President

We are a proud sponsor of the HRC National Dinner Corning is one of the world’s leading innovators in materials science.

For more than 165 years, Corning has applied its unparalleled expertise in glass science, ceramics science, and optical physics to develop products that transform industries and enhance people’s lives.

Corning succeeds through sustained investment in R&D, a unique combination of material and process innovation, and close collaboration with customers to solve tough technology challenges.

Learn more at corning.com

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A global healthcare company with a special purpose.

At GSK, we want everyone to feel able to be themselves and to bring their own unique perspectives, styles and experience to their work. We value that uniqueness.

It makes us stronger.

We are building a diverse talent pipeline to enhance our ability to innovate in response to the diverse needs of patients and consumers around the world.

Our global inclusion and diversity councils are driving our agenda. We have dedicated councils on gender, LGBT+, disability and ethnicity. They are supported by employee-led resource groups that champion diversity across the business.

We are proud that GSK’s commitment to diversity has been recognized by the Human Rights Campaign. We’ve achieved a perfect score on the HRC Corporate Equality Index 13 straight years since 2006, and are listed as one of the Best Places to Work for LGBTQ equality.

See if a career with GSK is right for you: www.gsk.com/careers GSK is an Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer/Female/Minority/Disability/Veteran At GSK, we believe that effectively managing and leveraging inclusion and diversity opens the door to innovation. © 2019 GlaxoSmithKline Group of Companies

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Innovation through Inclusion.

The ongoing human rights achievements of the LGBT community are one of the great success stories of our era. They are the result of tremendous courage, persistence, and an unshakeable belief in the power of inclusion. As one of the Human Rights Campaign’s “Best places to work for LGBT Equality,” Lockheed Martin is proud to support the LGBT community. Together, we will continue to accomplish great things.

Learn more at lockheedmartin.com/diversity

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Let Your True Colors Shine To deliver powerful, life-changing treatments tomorrow, we need today’s best and brightest minds. That’s why at Mallinckrodt we embrace the individuality of all people and foster a welcoming work environment where every employee is treated with dignity and respect.

From lobbying against discriminatory legislation to offering transgender benefits to our employees and their covered family members, Mallinckrodt stands for an inclusive culture where it’s ok to just be you.

Mallinckrodt proudly supports the Human Rights Campaign.

Mallinckrodt, the “M” brand mark and the Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals logo are trademarks of a Mallinckrodt company. © 2019 Mallinckrodt.

Be Seen.

Netflix proudly supports the work of the Human Rights Campaign.

Oracle is Proud to Support the HRC National Dinner

We believe that a talented, diverse and inclusive workforce with a broad range of experiences drives creativity, productivity, innovation and business success.

Explore our exciting career opportunities at: oracle.com/careers

Oracle is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability and protected veterans status or any other characteristic protected by law.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America is proud to sponsor the

23 Annual Human Rights Campaign National Dinner. rd

We join HRC in celebrating and welcoming Alphonso David as their new president.

Thank you for your commitment to LGBTQ equality, and for working to ensure all people have the right to live openly, honestly, and be safe at home, at work and in the community.

Planned Parenthood is proud to provide high-quality, affordable, and compassionate health care regardless of race, immigration status, socioeconomic status, gender identity or sexual orientation. For more than 100 years, Planned Parenthood has been one of the nation’s leading providers of high-quality, affordable health care, and the organization currently serves 2.4 million patients every year. It is also the nation’s largest provider of sex education, reaching 1.2 million people annually.

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There’s what you do. Then there’s why you do it.

For Leslie, empathy is everything. It’s why she is so good at understanding the challenges facing her clients. Why she volunteers to help young people struggling with their sexual identities. And why she is passionate about serving on PwC’s LGBT partner advisory board. Leslie’s distinct point of view enriches our culture and the service we provide our clients. Look at her resume and you can see what she’s done.

Look at her life, and you can see why.

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We are proud to be an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer.

A diverse and inclusive culture is essential to our ability to power the markets of the future.

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YOUR COURAGE INSPIRES OUR PRIDE

T-Mobile is proud to sponsor the Human Rights Campaign as we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising. Because of the courage shown by the LGBTQ community in the face of injustice, and the risks taken in the name of equality, we move forward together with unlimited pride.

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VIDA FITNESS WAS BORN OUT OF A DREAM TO DESIGN AN OPEN AND WELCOMING FAMILY. VIDA supports HRC in making the world inclusive, peaceful, and equitable.

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Actions Speak Louder Womble Bond Dickinson doesn’t just talk a good game about LGBTQ+ inclusion.

For five consecutive years, the firm has earned a perfect score of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index, which measures employers’ policies and practices promoting workplace equality.

Our goal is to make Womble Bond Dickinson a welcoming place to work for ALL!

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Diversity Recognizing that experience and diversity are inextricably intertwined, Baker Botts is committed to fostering diversity in the firm, as well as in the legal profession. We believe diversity is a common thread that binds us together and brings valuable perspectives, knowledge and talents to the firm, thereby allowing us to be more creative and effective in the practice of law and in service to our clients.

The firm’s uncompromising commitment to diversity has led to important diversity recognition. Baker Botts is consistently ranked among the Top 100 Law Firms for Diversity on American Lawyer’s annual Diversity Scorecard. In addition, we have received high marks, including perfect scores of 100, on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Corporate Equality Index, which ranks organizations for policies, practices and benefits for LGBTQ employees.

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PAINTING A BRIGHTER FUTURE. DLA Piper believes that a more diverse and inclusive legal profession means a better future for us all.

We are honored to be recognized as a Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality by the Human Rights Campaign, and we continue to support its vital work to ensure greater equity for the LGBTQ community.

DLA Piper is also pleased to note that the firm has earned a perfect score from the Corporate Equality Index (CEI) for the eleventh consecutive year.

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Stand Out. Be Proud.

Sidley stands with the Human Rights Campaign and its tireless efforts to secure, protect and defend the rights of LGBTQ people everywhere.

We are a proud sponsor of the 2019 HRC National Dinner.

Find out how we are fostering inclusiveness in our law firm’s culture at sidley.com/diversity

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Our people who understand that we can accomplish much more together than we can individuALLY. Our people who take PRIDE in being an ALLY.

Sodexo is proud to have received a CEI 100% from the Human Rights Campaign and is also honored to be recognized as a 2019 DiversityInc. Top Company for LGBT employees and a 2018 Out & Equal Outie Winner for Workplace Excellence.

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We take pride in connecting people to the ones who matter most.

Choice Hotels® proudly welcomes the LGBTQ community.

When it comes to connecting to the people who matter most, there’s nothing like being there in person. That’s why you’ll find us anywhere your friends, families, clients and coworkers are.

With 13 brands in over 7,000 locations worldwide, you can always find the right room for your trip, and genuine staff who make you feel welcome, wanted and respected.

Visit us at ChoiceHotels.com.

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Cresa excels when it comes to looking at real estate from your perspective.

We focus exclusively on occupiers, developing creative solutions and strategic approaches to move your business forward.

Through our global integrated services platform, we find businesses the space they need to work, create, build and grow.

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We help people live better lives.™ At Erickson Living, 15,000 staff members proudly serve over 27,000 residents in 11 states. We’re dedicated to building and managing retirement communities where people from all different cultures, backgrounds, and life experiences come together to grow, connect, and celebrate life.

It is our privilege to support the 23rd Annual Human Rights Campaign National Dinner.

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Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality At Exelon, our commitment to providing an inclusive workplace for all employees is a core value. We are stronger when we maximize the potential of our diverse workforce.

We are proud to have earned a 100% rating on HRC’s Corporate Equality Index for the eighth consecutive year and continue to be a “Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality.”

The power of community We believe in working together to build a brighter future for all.

You Do You Since our founding days in San Francisco more than three decades ago, we’ve stood with the LGBTQ community. ‘You Do You’ isn’t a slogan—it’s a promise that, here at Kimpton, you can always be your most authentic self. And we believe you deserve a hotel as unique as you are! With 68 hotels and 86 restaurants in 39 cities across the globe, we’re ready and waiting to show you a different way to stay.

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Finding the right fit is humanly possible

Manpower connects the potential of people to the ambitions of business. We’re committed to promoting the success of individuals and employers. As a world leader in workforce solutions, we’re focused on creating and delivering services that enable job seekers and employers to prepare for the future of work. We are proud to have received a perfect score on the Corporate Equality Index for the fourth consecutive year.

Contact us to see what’s humanly possible.

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YOU MATTER That is why Nielsen is proud to celebrate with Human Rights Campaign as both organizations, together, strive to empower the LGBTQ community & allies.

As a leading global, independent measurement company that’s focused on your future, Nielsen helps top brands and businesses understand what you watch, listen to, and buy to ensure your diverse perspective is considered.

So, if you are ever asked to participate in a Nielsen study, please say ‘YES!’.

Follow us: @NielsenKnows |

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A proud sponsor of the Human Rights Campaign, Stites & Harbison, PLLC strives to create and promote a work environment that is diverse, inclusive and values the uniqueness of each individual. Read more about our law firm and our commitment to diversity at www.stites.com.

Many thanks to Sherie Hughes and Hudson Young and the HRC Dinner Committee for their hard work towards the 23rd Annual HRC National Dinner.

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WELCOME, ALPHONSO! THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY IS FACING ONE OF THE MOST CRITICAL ELECTIONS OF OUR LIFETIME. So we love that your name means “ready for battle.”

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Including HRC as a beneficiary is the best way to ensure that your values live on for future generations. For more information, contact Jade Bristol Verity, J.D., Director of Estate Planning, at 202-216-1563, jade.bristol.verity@hrc.org, or visit hrc.org/legacy.

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The Human Rights Campaign would like to express our deepest gratitude for your commitment to Equality in Louisiana and beyond!

SPECIAL THANKS Special thanks to the following individuals and companies for their support and assistance in producing the Twenty-Third Annual Human Rights Campaign National Dinner.

The Human Rights Campaign thanks the following corporations for generously providing gift bag items.

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