A L B U Q U E R Q U E H E A LT H C A R E F O R T H E H O M E L E S S
IMPACT FISCAL YEARS 2013-2014 REPORT
TO THE COMMUNITY
A L B U Q U E R Q U E H E A LT H C A R E FOR THE HOMELESS VISION
Your commitment and generosity enables Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless’s transdisciplinary and comprehensive treatment teams to respond effectively to medical, behavioral, and social emergencies throughout Albuquerque, connecting 7,000 individuals to life changing care every year. Please visit our website at www.abqhch.org for more information on the work and outreach we are doing right now in every quadrant of our city.
AHCH PROVIDES CRITICALSERVICES TO OVER 7,000 MEN, WOMEN, & CHILDREN E V E RY Y E A R .
AHCH’S MISSION • Provide caring and comprehensive health and integrated supportive services, linking people experiencing homelessness to individual and collective solutions, and be a leader in implementing innovative service models and a catalyst for solutions to homelessness and uphold a commitment to diversity and equity.
CLIENTS
ENCOUNTERS
4,349*
20,183
MALE
FEMALE
63%
37%
AGE GROUPS BY PERCENTAGE 0-4........2 5-12......1
13-19....... 2 20-44.......49
45-64.......43 65+.......... 3
ETHNICITY BY PERCENTAGE H I S PA N I C
A L L OT H E R S
48%
52%
White.......................57 African/American...... 9 Native/American.......10
Asian/Pacific Islander....... 2 Unreported....................20 Mutiple Races................. 2
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FY ‘12-13 Richard Padilla, President Mary Ellen Gonzalez, President-Elect John Salamack, Treasurer Tony Pelletier, Secretary George Mercer, Immediate Past-President Jaqlyn Baldwin Elizabeth Benton Khadijah Bottom Beverly Gorman John Hanrahan Jane Keeports José Viramontes
HOUSING STATUS AT INTAKE BY PERCENTAGE Shelters.....................28 Other........................12 (campers, cars, vans, jails, hosp, etc.
On the Streets..........28
Transitional Housing......... 7 Doubled Up....................21 Unreported..................... 4 * Does not equal 100% due to rounding
INCOME AS PERCENT OF POVERTY LEVEL 100% & Below...........96 101-150%.................. 3 151-200%................. >1
Over 200%................... >1 Unknown.................... >1
AHCH’s operating definition of homelessness includes persons who spent the previous night 1) in an emergency shelter, 2) “on the streets” (in sites not intended for human habitation, including abondoned or public buildings, vehicles, or elsewhere out-of-doors, 3) in a motel, 4) “doubled up” temporarily in homes of friends or family members.
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AHCH serves nearly 3,000 additional clients through 10,000 outreach contacts annually.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FY ‘13-14 Jane Keeports, President José Viramontes, President-Elect John Salamack, Treasurer Tony Pelletier, Secretary Richard Padilla, Immediate Past-President Jaqlyn Baldwin Elizabeth Benton Beverly Gorman Kurt Krumperman Jimmy Lujan Amy Malick Claudia Medina Carmón Ryals Todd Watkins
Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless, Inc. marks 30 years of continued commitment to serving healthcare needs of people experiencing homelessness.
PROGRAMS & SERVICES AHCH’s extensive and assertive outreach and free site-based services reduce or eliminate barriers to care and address the health-related causes and consequences of homelessness. AHCH serves a diverse range of men, women, unaccompanied youth, children and families.
CLIENTS ON MEDICAID BY PERCENTAGE 2010...13 2011...16 2012...16 2013...14 2014...31
VETERAN CLIENTS BY PERCENTAGE 2014... 4
Organization-wide services include: • primary medical, dental, medication-assisted treatment, and specialty care; medical outreach services for children and their families; • ArtStreet, a free community-based arts and art therapy studio project; • harm reduction street outreach, including syringe exchange, auricular acupuncture detox, overdose prevention and training on administration of intranasal Narcan, and a peer education/ prevention project; • social and behavioral health continuum; o Social Transition and Resource Services (STARS) Resource Center & social services (comprehensive case management, social work and client advocacy) o integrated behavioral health program, including crisis, individual and group counseling and therapy & brief interventions o navigation, linkages, and follow-up to African Americans who are new patients that are most out-of-reach and most vulnerable to poor health and continued homelessness, due to lack of access to care via the Pathways to a Healthy Bernalillo County Program o continuous support services and care coordination at mixed-use, mixed income affordable housing projects, including set-asides for persons with serious mental illness or co-occurring substance abuse disorders who have experienced homelessness or near-homelessness o supportive case management services tied to permanent supportive housing for up to 80 people exiting Metropolitan Detention Center o intensive case management to 40 individuals identified as those most vulnerable via Albuquerque Heading Home Initiative o housing placement and rental assistance (80 units over a 12-month period) so that individuals can access affordable housing. People experiencing homelessness enter the AHCH continuum at any point or through any program and utilize a free package of services and resources according to their individual needs.
IN BERNALILLO COUNTY 42.9% OF RENTERS This health center is a Health Center Program grantee under 42 U.S.C. 254b, and a deemed Public Health Service employee under 42 U.S.C. 233(g)-(n).
PAY 35% OR MORE OF INCOME FOR RENT AND ARE DEFINED AS HOUSING VULNERABLE.
T HA NK YOU! It is our distinct honor to offer this Report to the Community to YOU our many extraordinary Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless supporters, long-time and new, friends far and wide.
WITH YOUR BELIEF IN OUR MISSION AND SUSTAINING CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR WORK, WE KNOW THAT, TOGETHER WE DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
This report represents a new era for our work. In these pages you will find information extending over two fiscal years from FY2012-2013 and FY2013-2014. You may recall that this stretch of time ushered in the reality and implementation of the Affordable Care Act -- a monumental shift in health coverage resources that were never available historically to most people experiencing homelessness. We prepared to break ground on an expanded health center campus. The additional 8,600 square feet will allow us to serve at least 500 more people each year and create community space for our partners to work with us on-site and side-by-side in cross-organizational, integrated teams. We achieved Level II Patient-Centered Medical Home recognition from the National Committee on Quality Assurance, further codifying and solidifying our model of care. The Health Resources and Services Administration of the US Department of Health & Human Services conducted a stellar review of our Federally Qualified Health Center that scored us in the 95th percentile of health centers nationwide, validating our motto that we must be impeccable in order to remain bold and innovative. Also during this time, Jenny Metzler returned to the role of Executive Director and her work with us to build a strong and diverse board of directors, a committed and highly skilled staff, and strong alliances with both likely and less common partners to find solutions to homelessness. Among the most important indicators of our growth and successful navigation through a rapidly changing environment, are the unprecedented increases in our philanthropic support. You will find yourselves in these pages as well. With your belief in our mission and sustaining contributions to our work, we know that, together we do make a difference. We remain confident that, together, we will realize our vision, to live in a world that is just and without homelessness. Respectfully, Jane Keeports, Board President (FY2013-2014)
Jane Richard Padilla, Board President (FY2012-2013)
Richard
“I believe every single person can have a profound impact on their Quote / Testimonial (Partners) community and can help change the world. Once you realize this very personal - and very real - talent, giving becomes a part of life." —José Viramontes, President-Elect & Fund Development Committee Chair
“For me, donors make a very important difference.Their gifts give health, shelter, and other opportunities in life. I myself dedicate my time because I want to give back to the organization that got me back on my feet and gave me a chance to grow as an individual.” — Carmon Ryals,Volunteer Board and Client Board Advisory Committee Member
MOST FREQUENT DIAGNOSIS BY PROVIDER PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER
ACCESS TO I N TE G R AT E D C AR E MEDICAL SERVICES CLIENTS
ENCOUNTERS
2,834
8,616
DENTAL SERVICES CLIENTS
ENCOUNTERS
1,453
3,591
TOBACCO USE HYPERTENSION PTSD MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER ANXIETY ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE HEPATITIS HYPOPTHYROIDISM
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES CLIENTS ENCOUNTERS
1,055
3,721
MOOD DISORDER BEHAVORIAL HEALTH PROVIDER
ENABLING SERVICES CLIENTS ENCOUNTERS
TOBACCO USE
392
PTSD
4,255
ANXIETY BIPOLAR DISORDER
W E A LL NEED A PLACE TH AT I S SAFE,
MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER
A FFOR DABL E, AND SUSTAINABLE ...
ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE
H OUSIN G IS HEALT H C ARE AND
UNSPECIFIED DISORDERS UNSPECIFIED PSYCHOSIS
BOT H A RE HUM AN R IGHTS.
Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless strives to provide the best care for our clients, continually re-evaluating business and program strategies. GRANTS • CONTRACTS • CAMPAIGNS The following grants, contracts, and campaigns also supported AHCH programs during the Fiscal Years 2012-2013 and 2013-2014: • US Department of Health & Human Services, Health Resources & Services Administration, Bureau of Primary Health Care* • Treatment for Homeless, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Substance Abuse Treatment* • US Department of Housing & Urban Development* • National Endowment for the Arts* • NM Department of Health* • Human Services Division, including Projects for Assistance in • Transition from Homelessness & Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment* • Public Health Division* • Rural Primary Health Care Act Program, Health Systems Bureau* • Infectious Disease Prevention & Control Bureau, HIV/AIDS/STD/Harm Reduction Programs* o Title X / Family Planning Program* o Tobacco Use Prevention & Control Program* o Tuberculosis & Refugee Health Program* • NM Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts * • NM Health Services Corps* • OptumHealth-New Mexico* • County of Bernalillo* • Partners in Health* • Community Services Division, Social Services Program* • City of Albuquerque* • Department of Family & Community Services* • Urban Enhancement Trust Fund* • NM State Employees Charity Campaign* • Drops of Rain, a Project of Common Bond* • Gift of Hope, a partnership organization with the NM Conference of Churches* • United Way of Central NM (donor designations only)* • Wells Fargo Community Support*
*Funded Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless in both 2012-2013 and 2013-2014.
“In my experience AHCH is unique because of the non-judgmental care staff provides for clients. Care was clearly the ultimate goal. Compassion was found at every turn with clients, with each other, and with us nursing students.” — Pima Student
17%
OF BERNALILLO COUNTY FACES SEVERE HOUSING PROBLEMS (University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute School of Medicine and Public Health, 2014)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2014
ASSETS: Current assets Cash and cash equivalents Grants receivable Client receivable, net of allowance of $9,182 in 2013 and $4,133 in 2014 Medicaid Receivables, net allowance for doubtful accounts of $0 in 2013 and $25,000 in 2014 Pledges received Pharmacy inventory Prepaid expenses and deposits Total current assets Property and equipment Property and equipment, at cost Less accumulated depreciation Net property and equipment Total assets
2013 $ 1,376,400 507,362 $
2014 $
842,150 579,484
9,182
0
313,851 174,699 2,381,494
87,531 25,000 47,625 146,994 1,728,784
7,200,311 (2,820,776) 4,379,535 $ 6,761,029
7,717,167 (3,099,217) 4,617,950 $ 6,346,734
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current liabilities Accounts payable Accrued wages and benefits Estimated third-party payor settlement Total liabilities NET ASSETS Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Total net assets Total liabilities and net assets
$
29,618 293,525 68,451
65,175 361,576 58,289
391,594
485,040
5,977,050 392,385 6,369,435 $ 6,761,029
5,455,063 406,631 5,861,694 $ 6,346,734
Though a $3.65 million capital grant from the Affordable Care Act, Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless completed construction of a 8,600 square foot Resource Center on the Northeast corner of 1st and Mountain. In addition, the existing campus houses our social services teams - client advocates, housing specialists, case managers – as well as Social Security Outreach and Access to Resources-trained staff, and space for medical and dental triage from clinicians working across the street in existing space.
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2014 (WITH SUMMARIZED FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2013) 2014 Total
2013 Total
125,609 -
5,071,987 475,564 333,762 387,398 7,470 713 568 1 ,056,649
4,577,976 355,883 231,923 483,304 53,434 930 139,139 1,256,959
111,363 7,319,865
(111,363) 14,246
7,334,111
7,099,548
6,266,193 1,156,264 139,755 7,562,212 (242,347) 279,640 (521,987) 5,977,050 5,455,063
14,246 14,246 392,385 406,631
6,266,193 1,156,264 139,755 7,562,212 (228,101) 279,640 (507,741) 6,369,435 5,861,694
5,682,802 944,812 105,481 6,733,095 366,453 292,514 73,939 6,295,496 6,369,435
Unrestricted REVENUE Grants Contributions and support Medicaid fees Service fees Program fees Interest income Gain on sale of property and equipment In-kind contributions Net assets released from restrictions Restrictions satisfied by program payments Total revenues
Temporarily Restricted
$ 5,071,987 349,955 333,762 387,398 7,470 713 568 1,056,649
EXPENSES Program Management and general Fundraising Total expenses before depreciation Change in net assets before depreciation Depreciation expense Change in net assets/revenues over expenses Net assets, beginning of year Net assets, end of year $
BREAKDOWN OF BUDGET BY PERCENTAGE Medical Clinic.................... 25.4 Pharmacy............................ 4.1 Dental Clinic..................... 8.5 Shelter Plus Care Housing Subsidies............ 9.2
Development.................... Administration/Finance/IS Social & Behavorial Health Programs...............
2.0 20.2 30.8
D ON ORS 2013-2014 DONORS $25,000 AND ABOVE
Albuquerque Community Foundation* Anonymous Foundation 1 Anonymous Foundation 2 Eye Associates of New Mexico* Presbyterian Healthcare Services* Anonymous Foundation 3 United Way of Central New Mexico* $10,000 – $24,999
Anonymous Foundation 4* C. David Bedford* Delta Dental of New Mexico* Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc.* Lorrie & Warren Akerson Family Foundation* Sandia Foundation’s Hugh and Helen Woodward Fund of the Albuquerque Community Foundation* Jennifer Skillman $1,000 - $9,999
Albuquerque Involved Anonymous Foundation 5* Anonymous 1 Anonymous 2* Anonymous 3 Anonymous 4* Anonymous 5* Anonymous 6* Anonymous 7* Anonymous 8* Anonymous 9* Anonymous 10* Archdiocese of Santa Fe Sally N. Bachofer, MD and Margaret Vining, MD* Wallace J. Bow Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS* ClosedWon* Richard J. and Margaret A. Cronin* Laura and Jay P. Crowe*
Domanica Foundation* Employee Benefits Service Center* Ed and Michele English Andrea A. Escher and Todd Tibbals Faith Lutheran Church* First Presbyterian Church* Blake and Elizabeth Forbes* Bruce C. Fuller and Michele Pine Fuller Robert Goldstein, MD and Maria D. Goldstein, MD* Peter T. Guerin, MD* Randy Hewitt Kabana, Inc.* Jane A. Keeports* Jim and Ellen King* Kevin A. Kwader* Karen Lanin* Penny Lindgren, MD and J. Ric Tafoya* Lovelace Health Systems, Inc.* Kim R. Maxwell* Jennifer L. Metzler and Mark Allison* William R. Miller, PhD and Kathleen A. Jackson* Morgan Law Firm, LTD. National Philanthropic Trust Charlotte Needham* New Mexico Orthopaedic* NM Educators Federal Credit Union NM-HSD - Behavioral Health Services Division / Office of Peer Recovery & Engagement Pathology Associates of Albuquerque* Ole A. Peloso, MD and Sheila Peloso Pennies for the Homeless PNM Resources Foundation* Quota International of Albuquerque Marilyn L. and Ronald W. Racca Rayme Romanik, MD and Allan Boyar*
Sheehan & Sheehan PA Shoemaker Law Firm* Gregg Solove, MD St. John’s United Methodist Church* Summit Electric Supply Survivors Motorcycle Club Mary Ann Sweeney and Edward Ricco* The Gulfstream Group d.b.a Gulfstream Lomas, Ltd. Richard Todd, MD and Chandler Todd, MD* US Bank US Bank Foundation Matias J.Vega, MD and Brenda J. Proffitt* Catherine Yarmey-Legg and Rick Legg* Up to $999
Anonymous 11 Anonymous 12 Anonymous 13* Anonymous 14 Anonymous 15* Anonymous 16* Anonymous 17 Anonymous 18 Anonymous 19* Anonymous 20 Anonymous 21* Anonymous 22* Anonymous 23* Anonymous 24* Anonymous 25 Anonymous 26 Anonymous 27 Anonymous 28* Anonymous 29 Anonymous 30* Anonymous 31* Anonymous 32 Anonymous 33* Anonymous 34* Anonymous 35* Anonymous 36*
D ON OR S 20 1 3-2 014 Anonymous 37* Anonymous 38 Anonymous 39* Anonymous 40* Anonymous 41* Anonymous 42* Anonymous 43* Anonymous 44 Anonymous 45* Anonymous 46* Anonymous 47 Anonymous 48* Anonymous 49 Anonymous 50* Anonymous 51 Anonymous 52 Anonymous 53* Anonymous 54 Anonymous 55* Anonymous 56* Anonymous 57 Anonymous 58 Anonymous 59* Anonymous 60 Anonymous 61 Anonymous 62 Anonymous 63 Anonymous 64 Anonymous 65* Anonymous 66* Anonymous 67* Anonymous 68 Anonymous 69 Anonymous 70 Anonymous 71* Anonymous 72 Anonymous 73 Anonymous 74 Anonymous 75 Anonymous 76 Anonymous 77* Anonymous 78* Anonymous 79 Anonymous 80* Anonymous 81 Anonymous 82* Anonymous 83 Anonymous 84 Anonymous 85* Anonymous 86 Anonymous 87* Anonymous 88*
Anonymous 89 Anonymous 90 Anonymous 91* Anonymous 92* Emily Rothman Yusuf Abdul-Adoud Steve Abraham Fay P. Abrams* Accident & Pain Center J. Randle Adair, DO, PhD Matt Adams Carol Adler Fran A'Hern Smith, PhD* Leah L. Albers and Thomas N. Roberts* Cynthia Alcala Joshua and Michelle Allison* Melissa Almanza Marilyn J. Altenbach and Barry Lauesen* Altrusa Intl Inc. Albuquerque Found Rebecca and Robert Amdahl American Association of Critical Care Nurses ABQ Chapter Vanessa Anaya Glyn Anderson Caitlin Anderson Claudia Aranda Arbolera de Vida* Rowena Archibald* Anna Archuleta Ramona Armendariz Bill and Stella Aschenbrenner* Thomas and Joanne Ashe Linda S. and Richard D. Avery Jorge and Rebecca Avitia Melissa Axelrod Samuel L. Baca Evelyn Baca-Kight* Jeremy Bacon and Geneve Hard Bacon Melanie Baise* Maria and Ben Baldwin* Martina Baldwin Ken Balizer and Susan J. Welker* Coco and Will Ballew John A. Bannerman, Esq. Kathleen A. and Douglas W. Barrett
*Funded Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless in both 2012-2013 and 2013-2014.
Barudin Law Firm, PC* Elaine and Garth Bawden Mirielle Begay* Marit Behm Dawne Bell and Robert Vander Voord Michael D. and Hyesuk Bellino Susan Bennett Elizabeth Benton* Howard S. Berger, MD and Frances R. Berger* Greta Berry Joe B. and Virginia B. Betterton* Carl Bettinger Matthew Billups Jeremiah D. Bingham Helen Blackwell Kathryn Blakey Nancy and Cliff Blaugrund* Silke and Michael Bletzer* Thomas F. and Francesca M. Blueher* Juliane N. Bohan, MD Khadijah Bottom David H. and Erin Bouquin* Paige Bowman* John Brockmann Laura Harris Brooks and Bill Brooks Brenda A. Broussard and Lynn Perls* Michael B. Browde, Esq. and Ruth Singer* Russell Brown Paul Brown and Letitia Lansing* Connor Browne and Christina Price, MD* Anne P. Browne* Beth L. Brownell Tony Brownell Joan E. Brugnone Mark Bruhnke Aurora and Charles Brusseau* Barbara Buck and Peter Mallery* Anonymous 93 Anonymous 94 Robert J. Burns, MD and Janet McHaley Burns Ramona Bush
D ON ORS 2013-2014 Laurence A. Bussetti and Cathi Wong-Bussetti Lee Calderwood* Carolyn Callaway* Betty Camunez* Richard Camuso Mary Ellen S. Capek and Susan A. Hallgarth* Cardinal Health Foundation* Susanna Carlow and Thomas Carlow, MD Cristina Carlson Lorie Carr Karen and Richard R. Carruthers* Pat Cassidy* John G. and Loretta N. Castle Mary E. Chappelle Gail Chasey and Dave Norvell* Diana Chavez* Denise Chavez Jerry A. Chavez Roberto and Connie M. Chene Briggs F. Cheney, Esq.* Paul Cheney, MD* Hallie Chertok and Miriam Rotkin-Ellman* Chestnut Law Offices Lance A. Chilton, MD and Katherine M. Chilton Church of the Good Shepherd* Cynthia C. Cisneros and Mark J. Hisler* Rosa I. Cisneros CityLink Fiber Holdings, Inc. Jo Ann Clements Carol L. Clericuzio* Mark Cleveland Peter M. and Francine P. Cogen Brian S. and Maria Aleli Col贸n* Leah A. Combs* Community Health Charities Concept One Susan M. Conway and Robert D. Levy* Joyce Cooper Corbin Hildebrandt, PC Anita C贸rdova and Jesse Winter*
Curtis Cornelius, MD Benjamin Warren Corsey, III and Martin Walker* Mary C. and John M. Covan Douglas and Yvonne Cox Maureen Crawford* Arnold Crelier Pat Crow John M. Crowley, Jr. and Wardene M. Crowley* CTS Wireless Margaret A. Curtin Dorothy Cuylear Marjorie Cypress and Philip Jameson* James Dahl* Guy Dameron* Wilbur R. and Nancy C. Dameron Dane and Dane Hannum Dora F. Davis* Philip B. Davis, Esq and Lee T. Davis Paul R. and Nona Debenport* Kenneth DeBettignies Kathy Dellinger Diane and Herb Denish* James Dennedy Phoebe Dennis Lisette Dethompkins and Matthew A. Thompkins Donna L. Detweiler and Jeffrey V. Brooks Wendy and George Dial* Mary A. Diamond* Elizabeth Diaz, PhD Wanda Dietz* William Dominguez, MD Thomas Donelan Michael J. Donnellan, MD and Beverly L. Donnellan* Wynona Dreuss* Common Bond New Mexico Foundation / Drops of Rain* Teresa A. Dubuque and Paul E. Houston* Megan P. Duffy Anne Duhamel Duke City Bridge Club Theresa Dunn and Stephen Pilon*
*Funded Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless in both 2012-2013 and 2013-2014.
Angela Dunn Karen Dunning and Howard C. Higgins EASi Therapy & Diagnostic Services Tabby Eddleman* Kevin R. Edwards and Ann C. Sullivan* Brendan K. Egan Lester and Eleanor Einhorn Jonathan Eldredge, PhD* Bonita Elevario Elliott Location Equipment Terri Ellis* Margaret Elliston and Fred Harris* Stuart Elsberg* Elsberg Family Foundation Daymon B. Ely, Esq. and Cynthia Fry Justin Enderle Judith Engen and David E. Villegas* Jamie Eschbach Anthony J. Esposito and Asia Negron-Esposito Gail J. Evans* Alison M. and Delbert D. Eye Daniel M. Faber and Rachelle Shaw Suzanne M. Farley Kenneth Farmer* Virginia and Richard Feddersen Ella J. Fenoglio, Esq First United Methodist Church Heidi J. Fischer-Ortega and Armando Ortega Richard Follingstad* Tom Ford* Tara Ford and Steven Adelsheim, MD Jerome and Deborah E. Forman Linda J. and Brooke C. Foster Brian and Tracy Ellen Franke* Kathryn Janet Fraser, MD and Andrew W. Heitt* Freedman, Boyd, Hollander* Jodi Frick Shawn Fricke and Heather Cowen
D ON OR S 2 013 -20 1 4 Mark D. Friedman and Therese M. Wilson* Al Friedman Jessie Fries-Kraemer Chuck and Brenda Frink Laurie B. Frye Eiichi Fukushima and Alice Hannon Jane and Norman L. Gagne* Estella M. Gahala Cecilia Gallardo-Vargas and Luis Gallardo* Jolynn Galvin and Steven A. Hooper* Mike & Cheryl Garcia Marcella T. and Albert G. Garcia Ilsa and Reymundo Gardu単o Eileen P. Gauna Ilse and David Gay* Molly and John W. Geissman Joan Gibson, PhD H. Marlin Gilbert and Katherine R. Sheridan* Janie Gilmore-Daniels and Michael L. Daniels Jeff Gittelman and Susie Dilts* Lyn Glennon Bill and Susan Gloyd Family Charitable Fund Joyce A. and Earl Godwin* Michael Gold, PhD and Margaret Lieberman, MD Michael Gomez* Patrick Gomez Elizabeth A. H. and Richard A. Gonzales* David Gonzales Mary Ellen Gonzalez* Deborah Good* Jessica R. Goodkind and Jeremy S. Edwards* James S. Goodman, MD and Mary L. De Luca, MD* Goodman Realty Group Beverly Gorman* Daryl Graham Barbara F. Graham
Nell Graham Sale Mrs. Donnie Grand* Patricia and Robert Grand* Troy-Anne Gregory Irma Jo Greslin Mary Beth Greulich* Chris Griego Kim A. Griffith* Stefani Yates-Groff and Richard Groff Lauren Murphy Grubbs and Tammy Shaney Suzanne and Richard P. Guilford* Alicia L. Gutierrez and Dennis Rivera Mark Haas, DPM Linda and Tom Hall J.D. Halle, DDS FC Harding & SJ Hamilton Trust Nancy Hampton and Gary Ashurst* Laura Hanish Charles Hanley* John and Jackie Hanrahan Janet Hans and Grace R. Alonzo* Arbie Sue Hansen Joshua and Jennifer Hanson Letitia and Lawrence Hardwick Larry Harrah Judith Harris* Dave and Carol Hartenberger Donald D. Harville, MD and Heidi Harville* Judy K. and Richard P. Hayes Rose Hayes-Aguilar Patricia Haynie Health Industries Research Companies Warren Heffron, MD and Rosalee Heffron* Kimberlee Heinrichs* Howard Henry Mary Beth Hermans
Pamelya Herndon and Alfred D. Methewson* Lorena Herrera Mary F. Herrmann Jonathan W. and Ellin L. Hewes* YourCause, LLC trustee for Hewlett-Packard - HP Company Match Penny Holland Honeywell International Kevin E. Hoover Thomas J. Horan and Mary Ann Campbell-Horan* Shirley and Jack E. Houston* Deborah Hussey and Tony Pomo James R. Hutchison, MD and Sue A. Hutchison Beverly Jackson Richard P. Jacobs, Esq. and Judy A. Jacobs* Margaret Jacobs* Sita Jacobson Emily Jaramillo* Harriet and Morton Jenks* Tracy Jenks Steven M. Jenkusky, MD and Jacqueline D. Jenkusky Susan and Scott Jerlow Michael Johnsen, MD Sue Johnson, OD and Jim J. Zabilski Trisha N. Johnson David Johnson and Sheila Conneen Wendy Jones Emily Jones Steven Justus* Sharon Kahn Norton Kalishman, MD and Summers G. Kalishman, PhD* Deborah Kapp Anne Karlstrom* Kathryn Karnowsky and Thomas R. Lyons* Tim and Martha Karpoff Juliet Keene Sara Keeney and Thomas P. Harmon*
D ON ORS 2013-2014 Ellen M. Kelly Susan C. Kery and Craig T. Erickson Tammy Kessinger and Pam Vigil Keyna Kester Kirtan Khalsa and Mark Fine Kim Polyard Insurance Ann King* Naomi J. Kistin, MD and Harold Gershenson* Cheryl Kitch* George M. and Margaret P. Knapp William Knodle Fred and Betty Lou Knodle Sandra Koenig* Nancy Koenigsberg and Daniel B. Matthews* Herb and Shelley Koffler Paul and Ruth Kovnat* Clarissa Krinsky and Eric Benson Kurt Krumperman, PhD Jim and Elizabeth Kubie* Creston and Adriana Kuenzi* Hareendra P. Kulasinghe, MD and Sanjani N. Kulasinghe Stephen and Isadora Kunitz* Mary Lambert* Jane Lancaster Mary E. Lance and Benson R. Daitz Jeremy G. Landau Mary Jane Landavazo Suzanne Lande William F. and Margie K. Lang Colleen Langan – McRoberts and Judd McRoberts Rachel D. Langer* Brant Laroche* Andre A. and Carol Larroque* Larry’s Custom Cycle Law Office of Jonlyn Martinez, LLC Brian Leavy* Ian LeBlanc
Dorothy Lee Sandra L. Lee* Richard B. and Leslea J. Lehoucq* Christine Leik Ellen Leitzer* Kristin Leve Sherry R. Lewis Meryl Lieberman Linda L. Lillow* Aaron Lobato* Jay and Beatrice Loevy Edna Lopez Lorman Education Services* Robert J. Lowe, MD and Elena Spielman* Jimmy Lujan Georgene Lundquist Frances J. Lyons Daniel J. Macke and Rose Napolitano-Macke Macken Law Firm, LLC James Mackenzie and Mary E. Wommack* Patricia and Michael J. Madden Cheryl Mahoney Edwin T. and Joline D. Mahr* Isela and Paul Maldonado, Jr. * Amy and Larry Malick Peter C. Mallery* Chandra Manning* Lauren E. Marble Cozette Markette* Pamela A. Martin, PhD, ABPP and Robert Ericson Cathleen Martinez* Rita D. and Bob Martinez Carolyn D. Martinez* David B. and Kim Martinez Ruben Martinez, DDS and Karen Martinez Elizabeth Mason Nancy Matthews Michael May and Noelle Borders Crystal McAlerney Mary Ann McCann Ryan J. McCord
*Funded Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless in both 2012-2013 and 2013-2014.
Charmaine McCoy Mary Catherine McCulloch Margie McCurry* Andrew McDowell and Natalie Adolphi* Anna Ingmarie McElvain* Andrea and Richard McEneny* Barbara H. McGuire, MD* Gluck McIver Rev. Trust* Sara ”Sally” McLaughlin Kelly McMahan* John & Millie McMahon Bob and Elnora McMurray Charles J. and Mary McVey Claudia Medina Patrick and Jean Melloy* George Mercer and Ana Maria Vallecillo Mercer* Patricia Merville* The Urban Institute / Metropolitan Housing and Communities Policy Center Andrew & Kathleen Metzger* A. Jay Metzler * Eric Metzler Carmen M. Meyer* Karen Meyers and Joe Sackett* Janice E. Micali* Don and Pamela P. Michaelis* Lee Miller Miller Stratvert Law Firm* Sheri Milone and Michael Milone, PhD Mary Mims Eleanor Minich Karen Miscall Bannon Braulio & Margarita Montgomery & Andrews Law Firm Gerald Montoya John W. Moore Shirley E. Morrison and Cornelias Kase Klein, PhD* Hal Morrison and Mary Cocco Martha W. Morrow Morrow Reardon Wilkinson Miller*
D ON OR S 2 013 -20 1 4 Gary Moses Charlott Motter Mike and Carol Moye* Jennifer Myers Lacey Nagar* Sarita Nair and National Christian Foundation NM NBI, Inc.* Ruth S. and Charles E. Needham* Michael A. Nelson, MD and Patricia C. Nelson* Holly Nelson, MD and M. Timothy Nelson Brett Nelson NM Coalition to End Homelessness NM Hospital Association* NM Primary Care Association NM State Employees Charities Campaign* NM Trial Lawyers Assoc. Foundation* David L. Norvell, Sr. and Gail Chasey Kevin Nowell Leslie S.Oakes* Lisa D. Obeji Scott and Toots Obenshain* Sharon C. and Luis M. Ochoa Anna M. O’Connell and Kimberly A. Lerohl* Erin Beth O’Connell O’Connell Law LLC Nancy Oestreicher Shelly Ogle Anonymous 95* Allan M. Oliver and Maggie Toulouse Oliver Jeffrey S. B. and Hannah L. Olivet Richard Olmstead and Jill Johnston* Sigrid E. Olson* Rade H. and Linda H. Orell Ricardo J. Ortega, MD Avelena-Rose Ortega Chris and Ambrosia Ortiz y Prentice
Jeanne Oselio Rachel Osterlind Madalyn S. and Jerry J. Otero Kelly Overholt* Richard Padilla and Agnes Fuentevilla Padilla* Melissa and Marco Lee Padilla Dimitrios A. Pappas, MD and Anastasia K. Pappas Debra Pappler Russ and Jen Parker* Stuart and Janice Paster* Niraj Patel Nutan and Divyesh N. Patel Mark Peceny* Charles R. and Karen S. Peifer Tony and Juli Pelletier* Joanne Pendall Sandra Penn Gail Perkin Dornell Pete Carol Pierce and Chris Philips* Pima Medical Institute H. Mandy Pino* Sasha Poole Thomas L. Popejoy, Esq.* Alice Powsner* Orville R. Pratt, Jr. and Judith A. Pratt Premier Breaking Bad Tours Premiere Restoration Behavioral Health Team at Presbyterian Health Care Services Richard and Suzanne Prinz Victoria Prinz Professional Medical Evaluations Margaret Putnam Janelle Raborn Margot Radaelli Radiology Associates of Albuquerque. P.A. Anne Marie Raftshol R. Russell and Sharon Rager Shannon Rankin David Rascon
Caryn A. Relkin* Hartmut & Teresa Renger Joanne Reuter Renee Gerard Reynolds Beth Richards Peter Richter-Peill Nancy Ridenour, PhD, RN Riffenburgh & Associate RLDS Church - Community of Christ* Melvin Robins Jacquelyn Robins, Esq. Christine Robinson, Rev. and William Blake* Linda J. Rodgers Geraldine Rodriguez* Karl and Janice Roepke* Lorraine F. Roff* David Rogers* Patricia Romer Veronica Romero Allyson and James Ross Karen E. Rotondo Trust Mark Rudd Dean William Rudoy Kathleen Rush-Hall Bettie Rushing J. Rheba Rutkowski Sonia Sabath Safety Counseling Inc. Lu Lu Sage and Jim Ludwick* Kristin Sagert, PhD, LISW* Tom and Gail J. Sahs* John Salamack* Pamela and Rick Salmon* William Salmon and Linda Winter* Rafael and Jeannette Sanchez* Patricia Sanchez Kelly S. and Nelson R. Sanchez Maureen Sanders* Maria Elena Sandoval Jamie L. Santi Sapien Law, LLC Stephen Sauter Wilfred Sawyier Amelia Scharrer
We will constantly evaluate the quality of the services we provide, as well as appropriateness of programs and outcomes, so that we may use our limited resources as effectively as possible.
D ON ORS 2013-2014 Susan M. and Martin M. Schauer* Ken Schmetterer David Schmidt and Carol Williams* Edith Schneider* Schwab Charitable Fund Scientific Technologies Corp.* David Scrymgeour* Antoinette Sedillo Lopez and Victor Lopez Maureen Sergel Faith C. Shapiro, DPM* Rhea Shapiro Alana Sharp Marsha E. Shasteen, Esq. Dylan and Susan Shaw Lori Shaw Timothy and Scottie Sheehan* Mary Ann Shinnick Patricia Shuman and Charles Hickam Stella Silva Baca* Janet Simon, DPM* David and Ann Simon* Jimmy Skinner* R. Thomas and Susan Slates* William D. Slease and Joann M. Silveri* Peggy J. Smith* Elizabeth A. Didi Smith* Quentin Smith Sombra Del Monte Christian Church* SouthwestRe Spine Solutions, Inc. St. Paul Lutheran Church* Laura Steen* Rebecca and Edward Steinfeld Patricia Stelzner, Esq. and Luis G. Stelzner* Ellen Stephens Barbara G. Stephenson* Laura Rifka Stern, MD and David Broudy* Mark and Shelley Stern Linda L. Stewart John Stiff
Dan Stock Lora Stonecipher Kelly A. Stout and Nelson R. Sanchez David Stout* Beverly M. and William Stratton Nancy Stratton and Gary T. Echert Cecilia Stratton* A. Lee and Rosemarie Straughan Milton E. Strauss Edward R. Street Studio Sway Lewis Suber and Melissa Wilson* Bryan Suhr and D.L. Bernal* Patricia M. Surovick* Doug D. and Jane N. Swift* Debra Szymanski Erika E. Talbot Joan Tallant Cynthia and Michael Tapia Erin Tarica Nelly Taveras and Brian Shelley Ronald T. Taylor, Esq.* Kathleen Mo Taylor and Karen Cal Wright* Allan and Susan Taylor Kitty Thomas Rachael Thomas Alice J. Thompson* Jennifer Thorne-Lehman Dustin Tidwell Gail Toerner* Anna-Lena and Pat Toledo Sara Tolman Toxicology & Occupational Diseases Michelle Treme and Gehron Treme, MD TriCore Reference Labs Bruce G. Trigg, MD* Linda Trinkle Kim S. Trinosky* Lynn and Craig Trojahn Barbara Trujillo
*Funded Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless in both 2012-2013 and 2013-2014.
Jennilee Trujillo Lynn Trujillo Josephine Trujillo Marit S. Tully and Andy Thomas* Cheri and Moses Turay Thomas Turbett Linda Turpening Susan Twohig Eberhard H. Uhlenhuth, MD* Carla Ulibarri William Ulwelling, MD and Karen M. King* Lynne Underwood James Unrein Albert T. Ussery, Esq. Margaret G. Ussery Angie Vachio, PhD and Rick Vachio Roberta Valencia* Anne W.Van Erven Linda M.Vanzi, Esq.* Vein Center of New Mexico Chuck and Jean Villamarin* Sally Villegas Jose and Cynthia Viramontes* Betty Vortman Wagner Valuation & Finc’l Forensic James Walder, MD and Charlotte L. Walder John L. Walker and Chris Martin* Carl, Walker Walmart Distribution Center #6084 Matthew Walsh, MD Robert Warburton and Susan R. McGuire* Daniel Warren and Elizabeth Sanchez Sarah Wartell Shirlena Waters, DDS and Mark Waters Karlene Waters Todd and Melanie D. Watkins* Graham M. Watkins Robert D. Watson, PhD and Jane Watson*
D ON OR S 2 013 -20 1 4 Pat and Burton Weber Richard Weiner* Gerald and Joann Weiss* Molly Weisse-Bernstein Joanie Weissman and Michael Nutkiewicz Karyl and Jeffrey Griffin* Angela M. Welford and Dale Kennedy* Wells Fargo Community Support* Sybil Wertheim Western Skies Inn & Suites Weyrich Gallery Stefanie Whaley Amelia White
Nerissa Whittington and Valerie Meier William H. Wiese, MD and Janislee Wiese* Cathleen Willging Emily Williams Therma C. Wilson Peter A. Winograd* Rachel Winston Kathy Wissel and Bob Goodkind* WM Accounting Marion S. Woodham Kerri Wormwood Wray & Girard, PC Wright & Hammer Architects*
Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association Carolina Yahne, PhD and William Zimmer, Ph.D* Wendy E.York Fred Youberg Tasia Young* Marcy and Anne Zaffron* M. Monica Zamora and Richard E. Crowell Kevin Zander Zaney Zoes Cookie Shop
*Funded Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless in both 2012-2013 and 2013-2014.
ArtStreet, a program of Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless, is an arts program which provides a continuum of art, art studio and art therapy services. ArtStreet allows artists who are experiencing homelessness a safe place to be creative and produce their work. Free of charge, the studio is open twice a week and artists can choose to sell their art at an AHCH art selling table or art exhibits that take place at various venues throughout the year.
M E M OR IA L H ONOR AR IUM 2 013 & 2 0 1 4 GIFTS WERE MADE IN MEMORY OF:
100% OF THE AHCH BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTRIBUTES FINACIALLY EACH YEAR. EMPLOYEE GIVERS: A special thank you to employees who both work and give to our vision to live in a world that is just and without homelessness.
Bill Aschenbrenner Mirielle Begay Paige Bowman Diana Chavez Denise Chavez Anita Córdova Dorothy Cuylear Guy Dameron Tabby Eddleman Shawn Fricke Cecilia Gallardo-Vargas Trish Grand Chris Griego Debbie Hussey Jennifer Metzler Dustin Tidwell Cheri Turay Martin Walker Benjamin Warren Walker-Corsey Stefanie Whaley Catherine Yarmey-Legg
Gypsy by DanetteWebb Their Mothers by Peggy and Jesse Garves Dr. Blanca Badello Castro, MD by Jorge and Rebecca Avitia Paul Baise by Melanie Baise Joseph A. Camunez by Betty Camunez Joseph Cardetta by Janet Hans and Grace R. Alonzo Carlos Córdova by The Córdova Family & Friends* Kelly Crichton by Mary Lou Crichton & Richard and Suzanne Prinz Bob Dill by Nell Graham Sale William Bradford Fischer by Heidi J. Fischer – Ortega and Armando Ortega Aram Pine Fuller by Tony Brownwell & Bruce C. Fuller and Michelle Pine Fuller Amelie Hardey by Edna Lopez Zona Henry by Howard Henry Henry Hood by Laura Hanish James Jarnigan by Sharon Wolfe and Gina Bryant Your Parents, Conrad and Josephine Garcia by Mary M. Gallemore Sanford Kahn by Sharon Kahn Ethel Kauter Telesca by Ken Balizer and Susan J. Welker Jay Lanin by Jeremy Bacon and Geneve Hard Bacon, Karen Lanin, Jay and Beatrice Loevy, & Therma C. Wilson John Lasco by Ken Balizer and Susan J. Welker Brian Lee by Dorothy Lee and Gail Toerner* Dr. Burton Weber and Lynn Marie Weber by Shirley T. and Edwin J. Swenson, Jr. Jane McDonald by Eleanor Lucy Christman Jordan Montano-Salazar by Vanessa Anaya Tammy Nyland by Christine Robinson and William Blake*Of Those Who Have Died On Our Streets by Riffenburgh & Associates Joanne Sisk Pendall by Claudia Aranda, Susan Bennett, Jane Lancaster, Jennifer L. Metzler and Mark Allison, Patricia Romer, Linda Turpening, & The Urban Institute Metro Housing & Comm Policy Center Joe Pino by H. Mandy Pino Virginia Porter by Peggy and Jesse Garves Karen Rotondo by Jennifer L. Metzler and Mark Allison & Matias J.Vega and Brenda J. Profitt George Sage-Allison by Lu Lu Sage and Jim Ludwig* Charles Sandoval by Spine Solutions, Inc. Edward and Muriel Strauss by Fran A’Hern Smith Jeannette Stromberg by Ilse and Raymundo Garduño D.L. Trinosky, MD by Kim S. Trinosky Lynn Marie, Burton and Pat Weber by Shirley T. and Edwin J. Swenson Patricia Weber by Fred and Betty Lou Knodle, William Knodle, Kathleen A. and Douglas W. Barrett, John and Millie McMahon, John A. Bean and A. Alexandra Jupin, Hareendra P. and Sanjani N. Kulasinghe, James S. Walder, MD and Charlotte L. Walder, Ilse and David Gay, Susanna Carlow and Thomas Carlow, MD, Marilyn L. and Ronald W. Racca, Hartmut and Teresa Renger, Mary F. Herrmann, & Carolyn D. Martinez Mary I. Williams by RLDS Church - Community of Christ Charles & Hannah Yahne by Caroline Yahne, PhD and William Zimmer, PhD*
MEMOR IAL HON OR AR I UM 2 0 13 & 2 0 1 4 GIFTS WERE MADE IN HONOR OF: Rev. Judy Wellington, Rev. Trey Hammond, Beverly Eckel, Barbara Abernethy, Barbara Wilson, Roxie and Van Bradley, John Husler, Diane Taylor, Alice Geesey, Alice Scott, Desiree Woodland, David Poole, Janis Stout & Loren Lutes, Drs. Marcia and David Landau by Elizabeth Diaz, PhD Sentient Beings by Molly Geissman Office Tennant at 111 Lomas NW by The Gulfstream Group Your Mothers by Anonymous 1 Matti Graham by Meryl Lieberman Jonathan Abrams by Fay P. Abrams Dona Adler by Linda L. Lillow Eiichi Fukushima & Alice Hannon by Russell Brown Dr. Shanti Balkissoon-Castillo by Janet Simon, DP Kim Gallegos and Brenda Sullivan by Danette Webb Dr. Lowell B. Catlett by NM Hospital Association Anna Creamer by Steven Justus Jay & Laura Crowe by Leah A. Combs* Dr. Ronald Frederich, MD by Ricardo J. Ortega James Jarnigan by Sharon Wolfe Paul Jenks by Harriet & Morton Jenks Judy Judkins by Linda J. and Brooke C. Foster Jane Keeports by Josephine Trujillo Anne Kenny by Nancy Hampton Cheryl Kitch by Dotopia Creston Kuenzi by Sita Jacobson, Emily Jones, Wendy Jones, & Amelia White Cathi Legg by Charlotte Needham John Leggott by Elizabeth Diaz, PhD Marley Lujan by Lynn Trujillo Rep. Rick Miera by Elizabeth Diaz, PhD Mary Mims by Rebecca Steinfield and Edward Steinfield & Stefani Yates – Groff and Richard Groff Melissa Morris by Elizabeth A. “Didi” Smith* Mary & Ted Morse by Coco and Will Ballew Terese Sanchez and Norm Koppel by Nancy Hampton and Gary Ashurst Doug Erb, Martin Alvarado Nutan & Shirlena Waters by Jimmy Skinner Dr. Russell Parker by Anonymous 2 Michael N. Prinz by Victoria Prinz Rick Rhodes by Margot Radaelli Ruth Schwartz by Linda L. Lillow Vietnam Veterans by Anonymous 3 Todd Watkins by Scientific Technologies Corp. Seth Williams by Mary Beth Greulich
LEGACY GIVING has made a lasting impact in the lives of people experiencing homelessness today. A long-time donor, who wishes to remain anonymous, succumbed to a chronic health condition. Danette Webb also left a legacy this year. Her life was tragically taken much too soon. Even in their deaths, they made a lasting mark in ending homelessness. Danette made giving back a large part of her life. She loved her dogs, ArtStreet/AHCH & Noon Day where she volunteered for more than 20 years of her life. “Dannette wanted the world to love others... she gives back and offers hope for a better life.”
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