The Gift of Possibilities

The Gift of

Possibilities 2010-2011 Annual Report for Centerstone Foundation

74,000 Individuals of all ages served at Centerstone this year.

The vast possibilities of our great future will become realities only if we make ourselves responsible for that future.

– Gifford Pinchot

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 From the CEO 3 From the Foundation Chair Centerstone Foundation Board of Directors 4 About Centerstone 5 Foundation Leadership Volunteer Leadership 6 Ambassadors Circle 7 Specific Areas of Support 9 “Reclaiming” Capital Campaign 11 Annual Giving Donors 2010-2011 14 Memorial Gifts Tribute Gifts Gifts In-Kind 15 Societies 16 Endowments 19 Giving 20 Centerstone of America Leadership

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FROM THE CEO Dear Friends, As I look back over the past 18 months, I am deeply inspired by the many people Centerstone has helped and the possibilities that each of those lives holds.

At Centerstone, we believe in the possibilities of lives changed forever through prevention, intervention and research-driven treatments. Our ultimate dream at Centerstone is to prevent and cure mental illness and addiction. That is our mission.

Last year alone, 74,000 people reached out to Centerstone for help throughout Indiana, Tennessee and beyond – individuals and families so desperately seeking hope and fulfillment in their lives. As the nation’s largest private provider of community-based behavioral healthcare, we are making breakthroughs every day to help those who are impacted by brain disorders, addiction and trauma achieve recovery. With our focus on care, research and education, Centerstone has reset the paradigm in behavioral healthcare. We are making our mission a reality.

Our role at the Centerstone Foundation is to connect people, like you, to our mission. And, because of your gifts, last fiscal year was our best ever. Over $4.8 million in donations were made to Centerstone – vital gifts that saved lives, restored hope, rekindled dreams and ensured that countless individuals could be free of illness and live life to its fullest. In addition, four board members, one employee and one retired employee made commitments through their estate plans. Planned gifts are vitally important to Centerstone and the most efficient way to build endowment. Endowments assure that life-saving treatments and cures are available to future generations.

On behalf of the boards of directors of Centerstone, our staff and, most importantly, our clients and their families, please accept our deepest gratitude for your investment in Centerstone.

Thank you for all you do to ensure that life’s infinite possibilities become a reality for all.

Linda Garceau, MBA, MA Chief Executive Officer Centerstone Foundation

We believe in the possibilities of lives changed forever through prevention, early intervention and research-driven treatments.

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FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAIR On behalf of the Centerstone Foundation Board, I am deeply honored to thank you for your support this past year. You have helped thousands of children, teens, adults and their families overcome trauma, addiction and emotional illness. You have also helped fund vital research to generate breakthrough discoveries and advance treatments and prevention.

As board members, each one of us chose Centerstone because we know the impact that our time and contributions have on lives in our communities. We know that Centerstone is critically important, changing and saving lives daily. And, it cannot happen without caring and thoughtful people like you.

We thank you for imagining the possibilities of your gift and what it can mean to someone’s life.

Lisa Campbell Chair Centerstone Foundation Board of Directors

CENTERSTONE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lisa Campbell, Chair Johnson (Jack) Wallace, Vice-Chair Richard H. Fitzgerald, Secretary Linda D. Brooks Jeffrey R. Fisher Philippa Guthrie

Lee Ann Ingram Garry D. Kleer Phil Krebs Robert E. Neth George Stadler Linda Garceau, MBA, MA Chief Executive Officer

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ABOUT CENTERSTONE Centerstone is the nation’s largest not-for-profit provider of community-based mental health and addiction services. We provide a full range of mental health, addiction and related educational services to more than 74,000 individuals of all ages each year, operating from nearly 120 facilities and 220 partnership locations throughout Indiana and Tennessee.

We also operate the Centerstone Foundation; the Centerstone Research Institute (CRI), which is improving mental healthcare through innovative research and information technology; Not Alone, which provides confidential, no-cost support and mental health services to active military, combat veterans and their loved ones; and Advantage Behavioral Health, a behavioral health administrative management organization. For more information about Centerstone, please visit www.centerstone.org.

Tennessee Kentucky - 218

Centerstone’s

Robertson

Stewart Obion

Dyer

Mission

Henry

Weakley

Houston

Fayette

Maury

Lewis

Hardin

Giles

Carter Jefferson

Knox

Cumberland

Roane

Cocke Sevier

Blount

Bedford Coffee

Wayne

Sullivan

Hancock

Greene

Morgan

Putnam

Warren

Perry

Chester

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Smith

DeKalb White

Williamson

Tipton

Claiborne Scott

Hickman

Madison

Shelby

Wilson

Carroll

Crockett

Pickett

Overton

Davidson

Gibson

Clay

Sumner Macon

Lincoln

Franklin

Grundy

Marion

McMinn Monroe

Polk

Alabama - 55

cure mental illness

CENTERSTONE Counties where 100+ clients reside Counties where 20-99 clients reside

and addiction.

Counties where less than 20 clients reside Counties with Outpatient Facilities Counties with Case Management Services / Therapeutic Foster Care Services

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Fiscal Year 2010-2011

Indiana

Michigan - 2

Illinois - 3

Ohio - 95 Randolph

CENTERSTONE Counties where 100+ clients reside Counties where 1-99 clients reside Counties with Centerstone facilities

Jackson

Kentucky - 91

Fiscal Year 2010-2011

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FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP Linda Garceau, MBA, MA, Chief Executive Officer Tony Exler, Director of Development Operations Beth Rodriguez, Director of Development, Centerstone of Indiana Vacant, Director of Development, Centerstone of Tennessee Melissa Husk, Development Coordinator

VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP Centerstone of America Board of Directors A John Rose, Chair Philippa Guthrie, Vice-Chair Jim Sweeten, Secretary Richard H. Fitzgerald, Immediate Past Chair Linda L. Hobbs Trish Lindler Joe Roche David C. Guth, Jr., Chief Executive Officer

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2010-2011 Ambassadors Circle, Centerstone of Tennessee Executive Committee Mark C. Faulkner*, Chair Elizabeth Courtney • Melissa H. Eason • R. Parker Griffith Ashley W. Henry • Lee Kronk • Elizabeth D. Papel • Darin Rowell • Kate Satz Beth Alexander Janet Ayers* Dr. Richard Baxter* Lee Blank Linda Daniel Brooks* Deborah and Steve Brophy Cathy and Martin Brown Betsy Caldwell Dr. Jessie Campbell Lisa H. Campbell* Diana Day-Cartee and Alan M. Cartee Bethany and Ryan Cernoch Dr. Kelliann Chidsey Agenia and Charles E. Clark Lisa R. and Jonathan Cole Christy L. Cole Brenda Corbin* Kelly P. Crockett* Ansel L. Davis, Esq.* Suann Davis G.F. Detwiller* Harriet Dunn Vincent W. Durnan* Lucy Duvall Ana L. Escobar, Esq. Jeffrey R. Fisher* Richard H. Fitzgerald*

Cynthia A. Freeman Elena Graves Meredith M. Griffith Margo and Michael Hall Douglas C. Henry Christa N. Holleman* Helen and Cabot Hyde Lee Ann Ingram* Latrisha Stewart Jemison Lavinia Johnston* G. L. Jones Stacy S. and Kevin C. Karrels Evelyn Kerby Brock Kidd Edith and Miles Kirkland Phil Krebs* Patricia T. Lindler* Sandra V. and Lawrence M. Lipman Beverly C. Little Jean F. Maddox Thomas W. Mahler, Jr.* Alyne Q. Massey Theresa and Albert L. Menefee, III* Karen Miller Dana F. Oman* Cheryl and Alan A. Plummer

Dr. Carmen Reagan* Elizabeth B. and Mark P. Reineke Sara C.H. and Frederic W. Reisner Ann V. Roberts Laura S. Roberts Mary Rolando Dara Russell Steve Saliba* Eric Satz Annie and Lee Schaefer Deena Shapiro Joan C. Sivley* Patti Smallwood George Stadler* Sperry Stadler* Jim Sweeten* Comr. Deborah Taylor Tate* Christine I. and John W. B. Taylor Scott Thompson Scott R. Tyrone Melissa N. and John R. Voigt Johnson B. Wallace, Jr.* Joni P. Werthan Eleanor L. Willis Kerry K. Wilson Mary S. and Paul A. Wilson Cassie Winsett Grace Woolbright * board members

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SPECIFIC AREAS OF SUPPORT RESEARCH

Our Centerstone Research Institute (CRI) team has continued to *The Knowledge Network, created

by CRI in 2007 and continued today grow the Knowledge Network* consortium, launched the through private philanthropy, Human Performance Lab in collaboration with the Indiana builds on CRI’s partnerships with University School of Informatics, and worked steadily to build institutions around the country, to Clinical Decision Support tools for Centerstone. These efforts focus on evidence-based treatment, were made possible by the generous philanthropic support of bioinformatics and expediting the The Ayers Foundation, The Cal Turner Foundation, and science-to-service cycle. Researchers are able to access large patient The Joe C. Davis Foundation. populations and databases in order IBM Smarter Planet series featured CRI for our work in to evaluate new scientific findings Clinical Decision Support and predictive modeling of behavioral and potential therapies. Together, healthcare services. investigators conduct research studies on a scale and sophistication that is Thanks to the leadership of Centerstone of Tennessee Board unprecedented in behavioral Chair, Lee Ann Ingram, we have identified and facilitated a new healthcare in the U.S. partnership with Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard University.

Schizophrenia Research – CRI has a long-standing partnership with leading schizophrenia expert Herbert Meltzer, MD. Donations have supported and continue to support Dr. Meltzer’s cutting edge research on schizophrenia treatment at Centerstone.

CLIENT ASSISTANCE FUND A vast majority of Centerstone’s clients are uninsured or underinsured and cannot afford the services that they so desperately need – services such as outpatient counseling, psychiatric services, substance abuse treatment, case management and crisis services. While our dedicated Centerstone staff work with clients to help them enroll in appropriate support programs, unfortunately many still do not qualify.

Due to the generosity of so many donors, we have been able to establish an emergency Client Assistance Fund, which supports clients and families who otherwise would be unable to access their treatments.

These gifts have ensured that needed care is provided.

NOT ALONE

Centerstone’s Not Alone helps military families, warriors, and veterans heal from devastating psychological and emotional traumas including Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety and addiction. Without immediate access to behavioral health services, these traumas can have disastrous effects on warriors, their families and communities, including divorce, serious addiction, and all too often, suicide. To address this dire need, Not Alone provides free, confidential counseling services both in-person and within professionally facilitated online support groups and forums. We also provide a 24/7 crisis hotline and a web portal, which ensures all military personnel and their families can access immediate, life-saving services. In addition to professional counselors, Not Alone connects warriors

Over the last twelve months, Not Alone provided 771 hours of online group work, 188 hours of in-person support groups, 1,220 in-person counseling appointments and handled 463 cases through our e-clinic crisis center. We also provided three therapeutic retreats, serving over 50 warriors and families from across the country.

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and their families with peers who can relate to their hardships and empower them to successfully adjust to life at home after combat. Not Alone offers and ensures these services are provided free of charge.

This is made possible through the generosity of our donors.

“RECLAIMING” CAPITAL CAMPAIGN (Nashville, Tennessee) In November 2011, we officially announced the successful culmination of a five-year capital campaign that raised $12,541,143. This inaugural campaign for Centerstone in Tennessee reached 102% of our total goal – an outstanding achievement!

The “Reclaiming” Campaign supports three areas of need for Centerstone: Our New Building on the Dede Wallace Campus

$8,011,699

Our beautiful new building on the Dede Wallace Campus will be Centerstone’s first major facility built in Nashville, Tennessee. The new building will have two specialty clinics, serving children and families in one and older adults in its other. In total, this historic campus will be home to nearly 40 provider offices and offer space for other specialty programs and group therapy.

Research

$3,280,600

Unmet Need

$1,248,844

The research and scientific collaborations of Centerstone Research Institute and Centerstone are unlocking innovative advancements in neuroscience and informing the adoption of new treatments.

This critically important work supports our mission to prevent and cure mental illness and addiction.

Funds raised through the “Reclaiming” Campaign help individuals and families who otherwise would be unable to access services. Your support means families are reunited, hope restored and lives reclaimed.

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“Reclaiming” Capital Campaign Janet Ayers and Jack Wallace, Co-Chairs

Patricia Hart and Betty Stadler, Honorary Co-Chairs Linda Daniel Brooks

Committee Members R. Parker Griffith, III

Arthur J. Rebrovick

Richard Baxter

Christa Holleman

Joan Sivley

Martin S. Brown, Sr.

Lee Ann Ingram

Patti Smallwood

Lisa Campbell

Randall L. Kinnard

George Stadler

Diana Day-Cartee

Trish Lindler

Sperry Bell Stadler

Richard Fitzgerald

Sandra Lipman

Deborah Taylor Tate

Albert L. Menefee, III

Donors

$1,000,000 and above

$100,000 to $249,999

$10,000 to $24,999

The Ayers Foundation Jim and Janet Ayers Joe C. Davis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. H. Rodes Hart Mr. and Mrs. Orrin H. Ingram The Louise Bullard Wallace Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Johnson B.

Wallace, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E.

Nesbitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David B. Graves Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor

Linda Daniel Brooks Mr. and Mrs. David H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bullard The Frist Foundation Sarah Katherine Givens “Katie” Mrs. Jack C. Massey

$500,000 to $999,999

Ezell Foundation Mark V. Ezell Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. David C. Guth, Jr. The Memorial Foundation Karen and Bruce Moore Orion Building Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Patton, the Patton Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Regions Bank The Frederick and Margaret L. Weyerhauser Foundation Xcel University

AT&T Dr. and Mrs. Richard Baxter Mr. and Mrs. John P. Campbell III Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Carswell Ella P. Hayes Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker Griffith III Trish and John Lindler Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Lipman Mr. and Mrs. John N. Page Joan C. Sivley Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sweeten Dr. and Mrs. Robert N. Vero Mr. and Mrs. J. Bransford Wallace

Anonymous (1) Ann Scott Carell EBS Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George B. Stadler Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stadler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stadler, Sr. The HCA Foundation Theresa and Albert Menefee Cal Turner Family Foundation $250,000 to $499,999

Junior League of Nashville The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

$50,000 to $99,999

The Atticus Trust Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smallwood $25,000 to $49,999

$5,000 to $9,999

Rhonda and Terry Burchyett Lisa and Michael Butler Deborah A. Cagle Nan and Thomas Cox Kelly P. Crockett Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Doub Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ferguson, The John and Carole Ferguson Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Linda Garceau Beth Hail Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hale (continued) 9 / 2010-2011 ANNUAL REPORT CENTERSTONE FOUNDATION

“Reclaiming” Capital Campaign Donors Christa and Jim Holleman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Melkus Melkus Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Pfeffer The Pfeffer Foundation Pinnacle Financial Partners, Inc. Dr. Carmen C. Reagan Karen H. Rhea, M.D. Dee Anna and Stephen D. Saliba Debi and Bill Tate Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams III The Jerry B. Williams and Ernest Williams III Advised Fund of The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee W.L. Lyons Brown Foundation $1,000 to $4,999

Anonymous (1) Jimmy and Sallie Allen Mrs. Kenneth C. Baines Jeanne and William Cammack Mr. Clifton T. Campbell and Dr. Jessie G. Campbell Michelle J. Covington Delta Dental of Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. H. Gino DeSalvatore Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Easterwood Equitable Trust Mrs. Annette Eskind Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Evans Rudy Gregory Mr. and Mrs. David L. Grimes Lynna Hollis, MD Christy and Mark Hooper Rebecca Marshall Joseph L. Moore Mary M. Moran Dr. and Mrs. M. Brad Nunn Nedda and Lawrence Pollack Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Rhodes John Sanders

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Tim Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Benton K. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Teal Scott E. Valentine, Jr. Mrs. Doris E. Vaughn and Mr. David Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Wootten $500 to $1,000

Ralph I. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Blount Karen T. Briggs, M.D. Dr. Allen R. Craig Dr. Alicia Batson and Dr. Bert Hartman Irene Howard Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Kinnard Renee Leach Beverly and Rankin R. Little, Jr. Debra and Thomas Mahler Marcy Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rogers Rebecca W. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Kenning G. Watts Mark and Sally Wingate Up to $500

Anonymous (3) Steve and Jean Anderson Dr. and Mrs. David W. Ayer Kathy and Carl Ballinger Nancy Barber Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Barnes Melaton Y. Bass-Shelton Carole Beltz M. Dorothy Biggs Emily J. Bond Janice Buck Jennifer Burger Loretta Burgess Sandra Camp Dianne Castellano Barbara J. Conrad

Susan and Terry Davis Mike Denney Chris and Jennifer Duben Deana Gaston Guy B. Gengras Jennifer Goldfarb Dr. James M. Graves Kathleen N. Hardie Mr. and Ms. Steven Harman Elena Hearn E. Ann Ingram Willie Jemison Robert Johannes Mr. and Mrs. Danny Keene Brenda Keith Ms. Judy Olmanson and Mr. William Klingelhoets John LeBolt Lesa and Jeffrey Lightfoot Frances S. Lipman Kerry Loy Jules Marquart Jonathan McElhaney Shasta Mead Janice Moore Dr. Saran V. Mudumbi Laura Mueller Sheila C. Nickell Barbara Pennington Susan Pirnia Elizabeth Rush Sandra Russell Jay and April Segadi Sue Senecal Donald Stahl Linda Stavely Kerri Sumner Patty Swartz Kay Williams Caitlin Wright Robert B. Young Mary Zseltvay 10 / 2010-2011 ANNUAL REPORT CENTERSTONE FOUNDATION

Annual Giving Donors

July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011 We gratefully thank the individuals, corporations and foundations whose gifts funded over $4.8 million in research and client care at Centerstone. The generosity represented within these pages is outstanding. These are individuals who have joined us in pursuit of our mission to prevent and cure mental illness and addiction.

This report lists gifts received from July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011. $50,000 to $99,999 (Innovator)

Clarksville-Montgomery County Community Health Foundation The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee $25,000 to $49,999 (Triumph)

Anonymous (1) The HCA Foundation The Martha and Bronson Ingram Foundation Theresa and Albert Menefee $10,000 to $24,999 (Victory)

The Frist Foundation Kendrick Foundation, Inc. United Way of Maury County, Inc. United Way of Metropolitan Nashville $5,000 to $9,999 (Freedom)

Boston Scientific Foundation Kelly P. Crockett Father and Mrs. G. F. Dettwiller II HCA Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin H. Ingram Lavinia Johnston Meriwether Capital Corporation Stephanie Moore Regions Bank United Way of Williamson County $2,500 to $4,999 (Hope)

Kim and Eddie DeMoss The Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. Frist Foundation Sue and Mark Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ferguson Peggy and Richard Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Frist

Beth Hale Junior League of Nashville Dr. Aglaia N. O’Quinn and Mr. Doyle G. Graham Lee, Danner & Bass, Inc. Pinnacle Financial Partners, Inc. Joan C. Sivley United Way of Greater Clarksville Region $1,000 to $2,499 (Champion)

Anonymous (2) Doug Andrews Shirley Arney Mrs. James C. Bradford, Jr. Ann and Frank Bumstead Deborah A. Cagle Christy L. Cole Marty and James Conrad Mark V. Ezell Linda Garceau Mr. and Mrs. David C. Guth, Jr. Sherry and William Harrison Christa and Jim Holleman HCA – Caring for the Community Honeywell Hometown Solutions The JDA Family Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee JDM of the Palm Beaches Inc. Suzanne Koesel Dr. David E. Lawler and Ms. Jan Grant Lipman Brothers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Middleton Karen and Bruce Moore Teresa and Mike Nacarato

Mr. and Mrs. Bond E. Oman Dr. Stephen J. Pritchard and Dr. Penny Gaither Purity Foundation Dr. Carmen C. Reagan Dee Anna and Stephen D. Saliba Stanley H. Byram Trust T & T Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Teal The Sheperds Foundation Currey T. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Reed E. Trickett Dr. and Mrs. Robert N. Vero Christopher M. and Anne Was Joni Werthan Drs. Bob and Kay Williams $500 to $999 (Resilience)

David Carrico Laura and Patrick Carrico Ms. Kathleen O’Brian Christoff and Mr. Dennis G. Christoff Arthur Christy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Corbin Terrye Davidson Dr. Brian E. Devine Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Easterwood Laurie and Steven Eskind The Jane and Richard Eskind Family Foundation Guy B. Gengras Stephanie Gibbs Mrs. S. K. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Danny Keene Cheryl and Garry Kleer Rebecca Marshall (continued) 11 / 2010-2011 ANNUAL REPORT CENTERSTONE FOUNDATION

2010-11 Annual Giving Donors – July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011 (continued) Howard McClung Mary M. Moran Steven L. Nelson O’Charley’s, Inc. Mr. Kerry O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neth Dr. and Mrs. V. Douglas Pierce, Jr. Karen H. Rhea, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Rhodes Ann V. Roberts Janette Sadat Kate and Eric Satz Mrs. Julie Spears Mr. and Mrs. C. Walton Stroud Barbara and Bud Zander $250 to $499 (Advocate)

Lin and Bill Andrews Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter Atkins Dr. and Mrs. David W. Ayer Robert J. Backmeyer Dr. and Mrs. Don Buesching Lynn and Robert Chappin Chase Cole Michelle J. Covington Mr. and Mrs. William R. DeLoache, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Emmert, Jr. Jean English Jane and Richard Eskind Duncan Eve III Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Evers The Cyril and Nell Evers Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Dr. James M. Graves Vonda J. Gray Heery International Cristina C. Henry Informatics Corporation of America Frances C. Jackson

Sheila D. Larsen Shari and Red Martin Kim J. Middleton Mary and Jonathan Morphett Network for Good Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mitchell Papel Tom and Mary Ellen Rodgers Tim Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Bob Siegmann Mr. and Mrs. Benton K. Stewart Mrs. DeWitt C. Thompson III Neil Thurston Christopher E. Tucker Mrs. Doris E. Vaughn and Mr. David Pruitt Margo Vaughan Wal-Mart Foundation Wayne County Foundation Cassandra W. Winsett Robert B. Young Up to $250 (Opportunity)

Anonymous (4) Alpha Associate Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa McAlister Anderson Dr. and Mrs. William Andrews Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong Charliene and Philip Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Barnes Edith McBride Bass Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bass II Melaton Y. Bass-Shelton Jane and Richard Baxter Belk Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bennett Lowell L. Benson, Jr. JoAnn Beshaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Blount Anne and Robert Brandt Rita Buckner Teresa G. Burns

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Campbell III Kathy Campbell Melanie Campbell Adam F. Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Cernoch Yuejin Chen Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Cleghern Judy and Bill Cloud Amy Cole Emily and Bob Coleman Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Corley Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cotham Cindy Cothran Stacey Coulter Mr. and Mrs. W. Kirby Davis, Jr. Mrs. Chase Delony DigiRob Productions Peggy D. Downing Harriet L. Dunn Missy and John Eason Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Edmondson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram R. Eisner Estes Public Relations Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Evans Lawrence Ewert Tony and Shelley Exler Robert and Barbara Feaster Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fishel Elizabeth J. Fitzgerald Helen N. Fleming Dr. Luke Froeb and Ms. Lisa Granoien Mr. Thomas D. Gillespie, Jr. Leona Ann Goforth Heather O. and Douglas E. Gollnick Sally and Bob Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Peyton N. Green Meredith and Parker Griffith Molly Gross (continued)

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2010-11 Annual Giving Donors – July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011 (continued) Linda Grove-Paul Dr. and Mrs. James E. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hayes Deborah S. Hays Mary and Jim Henderson Jim and Elaine Hice Melanie and Doug Hirt Ms. Linda L. and Mr. M. Leo Hobbs Ms. Kimberly N. Holbert Laura and John Hollins Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hooker Cindy Houston Irene Howard Mrs. Ruth R. Howell Alice Hudson Edith Hudson Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Innis Leatha Jackson Elizabeth R. James Robert Johannes Katherine and Richard Johnson Angela Jones Colonel G.L. Jones, USAF Retired Dr. Sonya Jones Tracey Karl Betty M. Kea Mr. and Mrs. Miles Kirkland Mr. Vaden M. Lackey, Jr. Jim and Carol Landes Sheila D. Larsen Dr. and Mrs. Horace T. Lavely, Jr. Patricia Lawhorn Mr. and Mrs. Risley P. Lawrence, Jr. John LeBolt Mr. Michael LePore Elliot R. Lewis and Silvan L. Krel Carolyn and Howard Lickerman Mr. and Mrs. Mac S. Linebaugh, Jr.

Kim and Bob Looney Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ludington Ellen and Paul Ludwig Marion L. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Mahler Gregory May Emily and Hill McAlister Mark and Kathleen McConahay Katherine and Jim McElroy Mr. Mike Mellinger Valleen C. Mertens Mildred I. Williams Living Trust Mandy Milek Rob Moreland Kristin Morrow Connie G. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. George Northern Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oldfield, Jr. Mr. Russel Orr Shaun D. Page Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Parker Betty Jo Peden Pikes Peak United Way Nedda and Lawrence Pollack Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ramsey III Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Reineke Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Reisner Elizabeth Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rogers Marti and Billy Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rowell Matthew J. Schmidt Terri and Mark Schmidt Jimmie L. Scott Jay and April Segadi Brigitte T. Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Philip Seybold Kitty Shapard Deena Shapiro Judge and Mrs. John Sharpnack Connie D. Shelby

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Singer Otis V. Sivley Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smallwood Juliane and George Smith Lieutenant General and Mrs. Hubert G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Smith Socialmentum LLC Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Speyer Sperry Bell Stadler Lydia Stokes Renate and George Stone Natalie Stone Phil and Eve Stuart Rev. Bill Stumpf Peter Stuttgen TARGET Meryl A. Taylor Susan Thrasher Treasure Trueblood Mark Uebel United Way of Monroe County United Way of Pennyrile United Way of Sumner County United Way of the Mid South Mr. and Mrs. John R. Voigt Tonya R. Waller Bill and Linda Walter Patricia J. Warner Ruth R. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Kenning G. Watts Mrs. Nancy J. Weaver Barton Webster Ms. and Mr. Cecil H. Whaley, Jr. Kolbie M. White Mrs. Eleanor D. Whitworth Eleanor Lawson Willis Mr. and Mrs. W. Ridley Wills II Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wolff Cynthia J. Young Wendy and James Zerface 13 / 2010-2011 ANNUAL REPORT CENTERSTONE FOUNDATION

Memorial Gifts

Kenneth Baines Nedda and Lawrence Pollack

Thomas Orr Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bennett Mary and Jim Henderson Lawrence Ewert Mr. Howard W. and Ms. Carolyn Lickerman Elliot R. Lewis and Silvan L. Krel Shirley Arney Estes Public Relations Heather O. and Douglas E. Gollnick Russel Orr Judge and Mrs. John Sharpnack Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wolff

Robert Calendriello Informatics Corporation of America Dorothy Lowe Cole Christy L. Cole Mike Conrad Marty and James Conrad Elizabeth H. Gengras Guy B. Gengras Lisa Marie Nunley Peggy Harris Nunley Renate and George Stone

Harold and Ruby Raymond Dr. Carmen C. Reagan

Jeffrey G. Bunting and Nancy H. Bunting The Bunting Family Foundation Michael Butler Mr. and Mrs. Kenning G. Watts David C. Guth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenning G. Watts Lee Ann Ingram Arthur Christy Mrs. S. K. Johnston

Michelle Baker Stephen Barnum Treasa Brown DeAnna Carroll Jeff Crowell Rebecca Delius Jacqui Garlan Debbie Gasho Monica Gilbert

Tribute Gifts

Lena Jo Sivley Mr. and Mrs. Russ Corley Mrs. Ruth R. Howell Peggy and Richard Fitzgerald Marion L. Lyon Betty Jo Peden Otis V. Sivley Ms. and Mr. Cecil H. Whaley, Jr. Kent Trader Perry and Linda Trader Myra (Mahler) Turner Leona Ann Goforth Betty M. Kea Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Mahler Jessie Mai Weaver Barton Webster

Lavinia Johnston Mrs. S.K. Johnston

Rebecca Stoll Rob Moreland

Barry Hale Mr. and Mrs. Kenning G. Watts

Debi Tate Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mitchell Papel

Dr. Karen Rhea Mr. and Mrs. Kenning G. Watts Ramona Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Kenning G. Watts Joan Sivley Mrs. Harriet L. Dunn

Gifts In-Kind

Vonda J. Gray Katie Haas Helping Hands Cody Howard TVPP - BMI Ed Jones Medical Ventures, Inc. Elizabeth Nelson Leah Nelson

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tennebaum Joni Werthan Dr. Bob Vero Mr. and Mrs. Kenning G. Watts

O’Charley’s, Inc. Renee Odom The Print Authority Henry Retter Lauren Riley Second Harvest Food Bank William and Christina Sievers

Starbucks Kim Turner Unitrin Direct Auto & Home Insurance Ryan S. White Ms. Lori Wynn

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The Sapphire Legacy Society A precious stone, valued for its rarity and appearance, a sapphire is cherished for its perfection and refinement. It is formed in bedrock over many years and its durability and luminosity stand the test of time. In 2010, Centerstone established The Sapphire Legacy Society, which honors the generosity and commitment of individuals who have chosen to make gifts to Centerstone through planned giving. These distinguished contributors serve, like the beautiful sapphire, as precious and rare gifts for the future of behavioral healthcare.

Society members share a common bond of generosity that nourishes Centerstone’s extraordinary achievement in mental health and addiction treatment, and ensures the programs and services we provide will continue for generations to come.

Dr. Stephen J. Pritchard and Dr. Penny Gaither Philippa M. Guthrie Stephen T. Taylor and Barbara E. Taylor, M.D.

Kathryn D. Whittington, Ph.D. and Col. Michael A. Smith Dr. Bob and Dr. Kay Williams

Dede Wallace Society The Dede Wallace Society was established in 2004. This special society was built upon the foundation of hope fostered by Louise “Dede” Bullard Wallace for those who struggle with mental illness and substance abuse. The Society recognizes individuals who have generously given back to the community by including Centerstone in their estate planning. The Dede Wallace Society members help secure the financial future of Centerstone for tens of thousands of individuals and families in Tennessee. By endowing the future of Centerstone, these individuals are helping to guarantee that vital services will continue to be provided to people from all walks of life, regardless of their ability to pay, now and in the days to come.

Bobby Eugene Bailey Mrs. and Mrs. Michael W. Barton C. Paul Chisena Martha Crutchfield Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eason Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Guth, Jr. Mrs. Ella P. Hayes** Peggy Harris Nunley Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Pinson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pollack Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stadler, Sr. **Deceased

Mental Illness

Our Children

Suicide

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

Mental illness affects 25% of the U.S. adult population.

1 in 5 children have a mental, emotional or behavioral disorder.

A suicide occurs every 16.6 minutes and intimately affects at least 6 other people.

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ENDOWMENTS Centerstone is grateful when a family or individual wishes to establish a permanent endowment in honor or memory of a family member. Centerstone’s endowment currently has six designated funds that have been established over time. A permanent fund may be established with a gift of $25,000.

The Ella P. Hayes Fund

The Ella P. Hayes Fund, which supports all of Centerstone’s programs, is named in honor of a great humanitarian and friend of Centerstone. The lives touched by Ella Petway Bullard Hayes truly created a chain reaction of kindness. She instilled, in everyone who was blessed to come across her path, a deep respect for people from all walks of life.

The Dede Wallace Fund

The Dede Wallace Fund supports programs in Davidson and contiguous counties. It is named in honor of a woman who fostered hope and whose legacy continues today. In the early 1960s, at a time when the stigma of mental illness was even stronger than it is today, Louise Bullard Wallace, affectionately known as Dede, reached out to those who were suffering in silence.

The Richard D. Sivley Fund

The Richard D. Sivley Fund supports programs benefitting children. As the former Tennessee Commissioner of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, and former President and CEO of the Dede Wallace Center, Rick worked timelessly to improve Tennessee’s, and specifically Nashville’s, mental health programs for children. As commissioner, he established the first state-wide task force on children’s mental health. It was under Rick’s leadership that the state’s therapeutic nurseries/ preschools were developed.

The George Spain Research Fund

The George Spain Research Fund supports behavioral health research. Centerstone’s active involvement in research positions us to collaborate with and assist others in the behavioral healthcare community by finding workable treatments and creating innovative advances in helping the problems faced by so many. Centerstone’s co-founder, George Spain, helped launch these research efforts.

The Deborah Taylor Tate Endowment Fund

The Deborah Taylor Tate Endowment Fund was established June 2007 and is an unrestricted and permanent endowment to advance the mission of Centerstone for generations to come. In 2004, Debi agreed to take on the demanding role of Chairman of the Board of Directors of Centerstone. In early 2005, Debi was contacted by the White House and appointed as a Commissioner on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Honoring the request of board and management, Debi agreed to serve as board chair, even though this meant declining a strong request from the White House to dissolve all such commitments. Since 2005, Debi has diligently served both her country and the mission of Centerstone.

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ENDOWMENTS (continued) The Richard H. Fitzgerald Endowment Fund

The Richard H. Fitzgerald Endowment Fund was established in May 2008 and is an unrestricted and permanent endowment to advance the mission of Centerstone and for generations to come. After twenty-two exemplary years of service on the boards of directors of Dede Wallace Center and then Centerstone, Dick was elected to serve as Centerstone’s sixth board chair. In taking on this leadership role, Dick led the board through a process that culminated in the first-ever model for a nationally positioned community mental health center. Throughout this process, Centerstone benefited from Dick’s unwavering moral compass, his tireless efforts and his unique gift of rallying others to emerging opportunities. Underlying all of his labor is a deep and abiding commitment to providing hope, healing and indeed, someday a cure for those who suffer from mental illness. This endowment received a supplemental fund in August 2010, in honor of Dick’s continued board leadership at Centerstone.

The Joan C. Sivley Endowment Fund

The Joan C. Sivley Endowment Fund was established in August 2010 and is an unrestricted and permanent endowment established to advance the mission of Centerstone. An amazingly talented and compassionate individual who has served its boards of directors in a variety of capacities since first joining the board in 1993, she has been an extraordinary leader who has left an indelible mark of successful leadership on this organization and, likewise, a lasting impression of tireless dedication on all who have witnessed her commitment and, therefore, know her to be a true servant leader. In May 2008, she became the first chairperson of the Board of the newly formed Centerstone corporation, Centerstone of Tennessee, Inc. Her steadfast dedication, commitment and desire to positively change the lives of those impacted by mental illness and addiction disorders has been a humbling inspiration to this organization’s boards of directors, its staff and the tens of thousands of Tennesseans it is so privileged to serve.

The Stephen J. Pritchard, DDS, Endowment Fund

The Stephen J. Pritchard, DDS, Endowment Fund was established in August 2010 and is an unrestricted and permanent endowment to advance the mission of Centerstone. A gifted and compassionate person, Dr. Pritchard has provided extraordinary and lasting leadership on behalf of the organization and the tens of thousands of southeastern Indiana residents it serves who struggle with mental illness and addiction. As Chair of the Centerstone of Indiana board, he guided the board through the consideration and consummation of a mutually beneficial merger of Centerstone of Indiana and the Dunn Center in Richmond, Indiana, thus creating an expanded organization that now provides services throughout south central Indiana.

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Disability

Depression

PTSD

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

Mental illnesses account for 4 of the top 6 causes of disability among 15-44 year olds.

By 2020, depression is projected to be the 2nd most common health problem in the world.

Approximately 7.7 million American adults (18+) have Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in a given year.

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ENDOWMENTS (continued) The Joseph E. Roche Endowment Fund

The Joseph E. Roche Endowment Fund was established in August 2010 and is an unrestricted and permanent endowment to advance the mission of Centerstone. As Chairman of the Board of Directors for Advantage Behavioral Health, a company of Centerstone, Joe embraced the vision of the young managed behavioral health organization and engaged other Board members in this innovative endeavor.

This commitment to a developing Centerstone company yielded the building blocks for the firm foundation of this small thriving company today. With a robust career as a healthcare leader and social worker, by training, Joe has long been an advocate for individuals experiencing behavioral health concerns. He served the mission of Quinco Behavioral Health Systems and now serves Centerstone of America through his insightful mentoring and consultation, compassion and philanthropy.

The David J. Emmert Endowment Fund

The David J. Emmert Endowment Fund was established in August 2010 and is an unrestricted and permanent endowment that honors David’s leadership and advances the mission of Centerstone.

As a member of the Centerstone of Indiana Board of Directors and a former board member of Quinco Behavioral Health Systems, David J. Emmert is a gifted and compassionate person who has provided extraordinary and lasting leadership on behalf of the organization and the thousands of Indiana residents who struggle with mental illness and addiction. He has diligently served the fields of both education and mental health. As Chair of the Centerstone of Indiana board, he guided the Quinco board to a mutually beneficial merger of three organizations: Quinco Behavioral Health Systems, Center for Behavioral Health, and Centerstone.

The George Bullard Stadler Endowment Fund

The George Bullard Stadler Endowment Fund was stablished in August 2010 and is an unrestricted and permanent endowment to advance the mission of Centerstone. As the first ever Chairman of the Board for the Centerstone Foundation, George led the development of an inaugural premier national board charged with safeguarding endowment resources from the Centerstone Endowment Trust, a Tennessee trust, and the Centerstone Foundation, an Indiana corporation, to support the mission of this organization for the benefit of all of its communities for future generations. This insightful and compassionate person built a multi-state team of committed board members to this service, and led the board in establishing policy and processes to ensure the critically important stewardship within its charge.

Untreated Mental Illness

Mental Health

Schizophrenia

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

WHY THE NEED IS URGENT

Untreated and mistreated mental illness costs the U.S. $150 billion in lost productivity each year.

3 out of 4 employees who seek care for workplace issues or mental health problems see substantial improvement in work performance after treatment.

Schizophrenia occurs in about three out of every 1,000 adolescents and in approximately 2.4 million American adults.

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GIVING - FY 2010-2011 Annual Giving Campaign (IN and TN) 8% Planned Giving 21%

Not Alone 2%

Capital Campaign 69% Total $4,807,537

WAYS TO GIVE Cash Contributions Unrestricted gifts of cash are the most popular and easiest way to support Centerstone. Gifts may be made in a single contribution or pledged and paid in installments.

Matching Gifts The impact of a contribution can be greatly increased by a matching employer gift. When considering a donation, consult with your employer and if applicable, forward the completed matching gift form to the Foundation with your contribution.

Stocks and Securities Centerstone welcomes gifts of stock. For tax purposes, the gift is valued at the average of the high and low price on the day shares are transferred to Centerstone. To make a gift of stock or securities, please contact the Foundation at 615.463.6648.

Planned Giving If you are interested in learning about how to make a gift through your estate, please contact Linda Garceau, MBA, MA, Chief Executive Officer of the Centerstone Foundation at 615.419.4413.

Note: All gifts are tax-deductible as prescribed by the Internal Revenue Service. Gifts of appreciated stock provide a double tax benefit, a charitable income tax deduction and the avoidance of capital gains tax on the appreciation.

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CENTERSTONE OF AMERICA LEADERSHIP Centerstone of America exists to provide oversight and support for all companies of Centerstone.

Executive Cabinet

David Guth, Chief Executive Officer Debbie Cagle, Chief Executive Officer of Advantage Behavioral Health Tom Doub, PhD, Interim Chief Executive Officer of Centerstone Research Institute Linda Garceau, MBA, MA, Chief Executive Officer of Centerstone Foundation Barry Hale, Chief Administrative Officer Mike Jones, Executive Director of Not Alone Suzanne Koesel, LCSW, Chief Executive Officer of Centerstone of Indiana Bob Vero, EdD, Chief Executive Officer of Centerstone of Tennessee Gwen Watts, Administrative Chief of Staff Bob Williams, PhD, Chief Strategy Officer and CEO Emeritus

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Michael Butler, CPA, Corporate Controller and Treasury Officer Lynn Chappin, Director of Human Resources Wayne Easterwood, Chief Information Officer Jan Goodson, Director of Grant Writing Sherry Harrison, MSSW, Corporate Compliance Officer Sarah Hirsch, MBA, Director of Contract Management and Managed Care Christy Hooper, PHR, Vice President for Human Resources Karen Keene, Security Officer Prasad Kodali, Director of Enterprise Applications Rona Krueger, MSW, Executive Vice President for Quality Improvement Howard McClung, Director of Technology Joe Moore, Finance Officer for Affiliates Brad Nunn, PhD, Executive Vice President for Measurement and Performance Improvement Ramona Rhodes, Vice President for Marketing and Public Relations Natalie Stone, Director of Web Communications Mark Uebel, Director of Business Solutions for SolutionsEAP

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