2013 PMC Annual Report

ENTERTAINMENT UNLEASHED REACHING AROUND THE WORLD TO EDUCATE, ENGAGE, AND EMPOWER

Sabido Serial Dramas

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Sabido Training & Advising

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT

EXPANDING OUR WORK — AND OUR IMPACT PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

William N. Ryerson Founder and President, Population Media Center The year 2013 marked many achievements for Population Media Center as we continued to expand our reach and our impact. We reached a milestone in terms of where we’ve worked: we can now definitively say that we have impacted more than 50 countries around the world.

It was also the year we succeeded in bringing a powerful TV program to a very sophisticated media market. East Los High turned out to be a big hit in Los Angeles and beyond – with big impacts. When we realized high teenage pregnancy rates among Latinas meant that half of the young girls were prevented from finishing high school, we realized we could and should be providing sex education in our own backyard. Within the show’s first month, more than 30,000 people used the Planned Parenthood widgets on eastloshigh.com.

It was our first venture in Hollywood and our first partnership with Hulu.com, establishing a new model for running one of our soap operas. East Los High was in the top five programs on Hulu and the number one show for Hulu’s Latino viewers last year. Season 2 launches in July

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of 2014, and season 3 is in the works. You can read more about East Los High on page six of this report.

We also saw the continued success of programs internationally, such as in Sierra Leone and Burkina Faso.

In Sierra Leone, 57 percent of health clinic clients named our program, Saliwansai, as influential in their decision to seek health services. In Burkina Faso, we likewise saw high numbers of listeners and behavior change, and we also received direct feedback from people whose lives have been changed, such as François’ story on page three.

This year also continued to show the growth of support for what we do and how we do it. Over the past four years, PMC’s annual operating budget has grown by an average of more than $1 million per year – from more than $3.5 million in 2010 to more than $8.3 million in 2013.

As I reflect on this year of so many great accomplishments, I can’t help but think of the work and dedication of so many people that make it happen – this year and every year.

My heartfelt gratitude goes to all donors, partners, our worldwide staff, and volunteers.

Together, we are making a difference. I am looking forward to seeing what the next year will bring. Please join us in making the world a better and more sustainable place.

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IMPROVING THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE UNDERSTANDING PMC’S WORK AROUND THE WORLD

OUR VISION

We envision a world where the number of people, and their diverse ways of life, are in harmony with earth’s current naturally renewable resources. We envision a world where enhancements in human health, human rights, environmental protection, and economic equality have empowered women, men, and children to make informed decisions.

We work to decrease population growth by providing education in four categories, all of which empower people. In our vision, human health, human rights, environmental protection, and economic equality result in smaller, healthier families and stabilize population at a level that can be sustained by renewable natural resources, instead of depleting resources.

OUR MISSION

To collaborate with the mass media and other organizations worldwide to: • •

Bring about stabilization of human population numbers at a level that can be sustained by the world’s natural resources Lessen the harmful impact of humanity on the earth’s environment

 PROTECT PEOPLE PROTECT THE PLANET

HUMAN HEALTH

Reproductive Health • Family Planning • Maternal & Child Health • Obstetric Fistula • Female Genital Mutilation • HIV/AIDS • Adolescent Reproductive Health • Drug & Alcohol Abuse • Nutrition • Hygiene • And More...

HUMAN RIGHTS

Education • Gender Equity • Child Marriage • Violence • Gender-Based Violence • Rights of the Disabled • And More...

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Biodiversity • Climate Change • Deforestation • Farming Practices • Water • Wildlife Protection • And More...

ECONOMIC EQUALITY

Entrepreneurship • Financial Literacy & Planning • And More...

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PMC’S DRAMAS CONTINUE TO EMPOWER PEOPLE IN 2013, FRANÇOIS REALIZED HE AND HIS WIFE COULD RAISE A HEALTHIER FAMILY

François and his wife listen to Yam Yankre (“The Choice”) when he gets home from work. He earns a meager wage working as a mason, which makes it hard to support his wife and six children.

“Through Yam Yankre,” says François, “my wife and I learned that there are ways to keep from having children. I am very happy now because of this program.”

François and his wife live in Burkina Faso and neither went to school or learned that there was any way to prevent having more children. If it were not for Yam Yankre, a 156-episode radio soap opera, François and his wife would probably already have a seventh child.

“I recognized myself in the character of François,” says the real-life François. “He is being pushed to have too many children without knowing what to do.”

Above is the real-life François, who walked to PMC’s Burkina Faso office to explain the how Yam Yankre enabled him to improve his life, as well as the lives of his family.

François explained that he and his wife understood that their large family was causing numerous difficulties for them – they are neither able to adequately feed their children nor provide them with health care when necessary – but they felt helpless. Now, however, François and his family are empowered, knowing they do possess the ability to manage their family size decisions.

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13 DRAMAS BEING BROADCAST IN 9 COUNTRIES

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2 TV serial dramas in 2 languages in 2 countries

11 radio serial dramas in 10 languages in 7 countries

PMC knows that strategic and audiencespecific communications results in behavior change. For PMC, entertainment-education has been the most powerful form of behavior change communications, particularly longrunning serial dramas, often called soap operas.

SABIDO METHODOLOGY PMC uses the Sabido methodology to produce radio and TV soap operas around the world. The Sabido methodology creates culturally-specific stories with “positive,” “negative,” and “transitional” characters to model behavior in long-running serial dramas. Local teams of writers, producers, and actors create the program using extensive formative research as a guide, and the range of realistic characters and plot twists gives audiences an entertaining glimpse of important social and health issues. PMC’s approach provides a platform for education and discussion, allowing people to then make their own decisions.

WHOLE SOCIETY STRATEGY PMC’s Whole Society Strategy combines print, television, radio, music, and new media to reinforce serial drama themes and reach more people. Audience research identifies preferred media channels across audience segments. PMC often includes media capacity building in its Whole Society Strategy, training journalists and broadcasters in pro-social reporting.

TRANSMEDIA STORYTELLING PMC’s transmedia storytelling brings the serial drama narrative alive across multiple platforms to allow audience members to be drawn further into the fictional world, interact with characters, and learn in different ways. This can be done through old and new media, such as fictional characters having in-character social media profiles and blogs or a newspaper from the fictional setting being produced for the audience to read.

PMC EXPERTISE:

Sabido Serial Dramas

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Population Awareness

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BEHAVIOR CHANGE COMMUNICATIONS & ENTERTAINMENT-EDUCATION

CHANGING LIVES

Your programme has enriched people with information, including me. It has educated us on things that happen in our houses and community and on family planning.

– Moses Alpha, Sierra Leone Saliwansai listener

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TWO NEW NIGERIAN DRAMAS ENTERTAIN

INTRODUCING TAFIGAWALO & HANNUNIKA MAI SANDA

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percent of Nigerian adults don’t use contraceptives.

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most populous country in the world and the most populous in Africa with a growth rate of 3.1 percent. At this rate, the 170 million people of Nigeria will be more than 207 million people by 2020, six short years away.

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In Nigeria, people turn on the radio for entertainment.

Two new PMC soap operas entertain with intriguing characters and stories – but they also educate.

Believable characters dealing with real issues impart information, inspire dialogue, and keep people on the edge of their seat. For instance, when Dela pulls her 12-year-old daughter Aisha out of school to be married to a much older man for a dowry, listeners will follow Aisha as she becomes pregnant before her young body is ready. Preaching messages is unnecessary because the consequences of different behaviors are clearly demonstrated throughout the dramas and people make connections for themselves.

And, most importantly, listeners will see these fictional characters and choices reflected in their reality. These soap operas portray real aspects of every day lives in Nigeria.

Tafigawalo (“Working Towards Change”) is in Pidgin and addresses family planning, safe motherhood, adolescent reproductive health, girls’ secondary education, and HIV/ AIDS. Hannunika Mai Sanda (“Power in Your Hands”) is in Hausa and addresses early marriage, a health condition caused by early childbearing called obstetric fistula, family planning, reproductive health, and girls’ education. The programs launched in November 2013 and are broadcast in different regions of the country, aligning with the language and information needs identified by formative research. Both programs air through August 2014.

30,000+

people used Planned Parenthood widgets in the first month!

“Not just another teen soap.”

— NPR

“Escandalo in the best possible way.”

East Los High aired as a Hulu original series on June 3, — Cosmopolitan 2013 and rose to be one of the top five shows on hulu.com.

“The show everyone is talking about.”

It was Hollywood’s first and only series with an all Latino

— BuzzFeed cast and ranked #1 for Hulu’s Latino viewers.

Sex, revenge, love...plus information about HIV/AIDS, birth control, and nutrition. This upbeat, provocative, and exciting TV drama brought PMC to Hollywood and confirmed the power of using transmedia storytelling to support Sabido dramas.

“The first show geared toward teens who are new media savvy.”

— examiner.com

PMC produced East Los High in association with Wise Entertainment, led by Katie Elmore Mota, former PMC VP of Communications. Mota recognized the power of transmedia, creating video blogs by characters, extended scenes, and key character social media profiles to enhance the drama. The show was co-created by Carlos Portugal and Kathleen Bedoya.

This United States series came about when PMC realized that 52 percent of Latinas in the United States were becoming pregnant before the age of 20, which prevented many of these young women from completing high school.

In the first month, more than 30,000 people used the Planned Parenthood widgets on eastloshigh.com to connect with information or services. More than 98 percent of those who watched the episodes and used the transmedia elements said that they found East Los High’s resources incredibly helpful and 76 percent said they shared those resources with friends.

To learn more about East Los High or to watch episodes free of charge in the United States, visit: www.eastloshigh.com.

“Hulu is making history.”

— The Huffington Post

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300,000

children estimated to be restaveks, a form of child slavery that includes 15% of all Haitian children, with percentages as high as 40% in some areas.

In Haiti, young children are sent to work in another household when their family can’t provide for them.

This restavek system makes kids servants, with no regard for their education, well-being, or happiness.

Chistina Guérin was working at a radio station when she went to announce a young girl’s name on-air to find her family, but the child begged her not to. Guérin helped get that young girl to a shelter. She was just one of roughly 300,000 children in the restavek system.

PMC’s Zoukoutap (“To Limp”) hit the airwaves in September 2013 in Creole. It’s produced by Guérin’s production company SCREAM in partnership with the Restavek Freedom Foundation. Guérin has been amazed by the public and media support.

“In addition to restaveks, we also address reproductive health and family planning, which is part of solving the problem. Having too many children is often why people must send their children away,” says Guérin.

Zoukoutap is broadcast on two main radio stations in the north and south provinces, plus three radio stations in Port-au-Prince. Zoukoutap is also broadcast on Radio Mega in Miami, Florida and is available to listen to online at: www.soundcloud.com/zoukoutapofficiel.

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percent of married women in Haiti do not use modern contraceptives.

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PMC HEADQUARTERS

SOCIETY STRATEGY PMC’s country office in Ethiopia, the longest-running PMC country office, models the Whole Society Strategy with materials that reinforce messages in many ways.

Yeregebu Feteloch (“Loosened Threads”) was a 156-episode radio serial drama on the air from January 2012 to 2014 in Amharic. It was a focal point in a multi-media effort to address alcohol and drug abuse, but the Whole Society Strategy elements leveraged the power of the drama and carried important messages to more people.

Yeregebu Feteloch was supported by a radio talk show, Fenote Lesiket (“The Right Path to Success”). Fenote Lesiket aired Saturdays from September 2012 to 2014. This 25-minute program featured panel discussions, encouraging people to express their views and opinions about alcohol and drug abuse. It was a platform to share ideas and correct misinformation, allowing people to expand upon what they were learning from the drama.

A book, Azurit (“Whirlwind”), was another part of the Whole Society Strategy, published in 2012 by PMC-Ethiopia featuring real-life stories from fellow Ethiopians about alcohol and drug abuse. People contributed their very personal experiences knowing that their stories could provide cautionary, sorrow-filled, and hopeful lessons wrapped in human experience and understanding. All of these stories were read on Radio Ethiopia to an audience of 30 million.

These three elements are just one example of PMC-Ethiopia efforts combining in the Whole Society Srategy to reach people with different methods, but the same messages, to make a difference in people’s lives.

2013 PMC HEADQUARTERS WELCOMES & FAREWELLS LILLIE K. BLEAU joined PMC as Office Manager in July.

MISSIE THURSTON joined PMC as Director of Marketing and Communications in October.

MELISSA MONTEMAGNI moved to California with her family in June.

William Ryerson President & Founder Kriss Barker Vice President of International Programs Joseph Bish Senior Population Communications Associate Lillie K. Bleau Office Manager Scott Connolly Director of Research Fatou Jah Research Associate William Rider Vice President of Finance Wendi Stein Senior Program Associate Stephanie Tholand Program & Partnership Development Associate Missie Thurston Director of Marketing & Communications Paul Ugalde Director of Development

CECELIA ANGELONE moved to England for graduate school in July.

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2013 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 2013 2013 SUPPORT AND REVENUE Contributions and Grants

UNRESTRICTED

TEMP. RESTRICTED

2013 TOTAL

$ 2,224,077

$ 5,306,378

$ 7,530,455

Investment Income

$ 186,748

$ 186,748

Other Income

$ 613,843

$ 613,843

Net Assets Released from Restriction

$ 3,175,612

($ 3,175,612)

TOTAL 2013 SUPPORT AND REVENUE

$ 6,200,280

$ 2,130,766

$ 8,331,046

2013 EXPENSES 2013 TOTAL Program: General Program Development Program: Public Outreach

PROGRAM

$ 365,368

93.2 % of funding

$ 79,067

Program: National & International Initiatives

went to programs

$ 4,785,056

Management and General

$ 221,268

Fundraising

$ 162,909

MANAGEMENT & GENERAL FUNDRAISING

3.9% 2.9%

$ 5,613,668

TOTAL 2013 EXPENSES

$8,331,046 2013

10 YEAR SNAPSHOT OF SUPPORT AND REVENUE $5,461,243 2011

$5,428,812

$4,218,526

2012

2009

$3,506,976 $2,741,281

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$1,808,683 2004

$2,134,893 2005

2006

2007

$3,725,588 2008

$3,596,258 2010

Último Año &

SEXYSEX At the heart of the SexySex campaign was a 70-episode TV serial drama PMC co-produced with MTV Latin America. Último Año (“Last Year”) premiered in the United States in February of 2013. Último Año first premiered on MTV Latin America in 2012, reaching 18 countries and 22 million households. Within the first month, Último Año’s website recorded 324,000 visits and 1.4 million page views. Último Año ranked #4 on MTV Latin America’s Website, received 46,000 likes on Facebook, and gained 12,000 followers on Twitter.

In February 2013, Último Año and the rest of the SexySex campaign came to the United States broadcasting on MTV’s Latino station, Tr3s. The multi-faceted campaign included a comprehensive online experience on MTV’s website that offered sexual health trivia, highlighted important dialogues about social issues, provided sneak peaks at exclusive photos from Último Año, and supported a wide array of resources, such as Planned Parenthood widgets. You can watch the episodes and see these other components here: http://sexysex.tr3s.com/SPA/videos.

Último Año was a psychological thriller, filled with scheming, suspense, and romance while simultaneously addressing issues of teen pregnancy, HIV/AIDS and STDs, domestic violence, and more. PMC trained the creative team in the Sabido methodology and provided ongoing creative and technical input on the series, including developing transmedia storytelling components. PMC also developed and managed the research surrounding the drama and its Sexysex campaign.

In addition to bringing Último Año to the US market in 2013, Último Año also was rebroadcast by Cadena 3 in Mexico, one of the most popular free-to-air channels in the country.

Photo at top courtesy of MTV Networks. Photo

by Napoleon Habeica.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS PMC’s expert Board of Directors is a constant source of direction.

Bram Kleppner – Chair David Poindexter – Honorary Chair Virginia Carter – Secretary Jerri Lea Shaw – Treasurer Earl Babbie William Ryerson

PROGRAM ADVISORY BOARD PMC relies on the Program Advisory Board for their experience.

Albert Alcouloumbre Qutubuddin Aziz Neal Baer Albert Bandura Lester Brown Martha Campbell Zoanne Clack Michael Cody John Coulter Herman Daly Anne Ehrlich Paul Ehrlich Robert Engelman Lucy Lee Grimes Evans Andrew Ferguson Robert Gillespie Lindsey Grant Hope Green Lynn Gutstadt Maisha Hazzard Richard Heinberg Marilyn Hempel John Jackson Lucy Johnson Tony Johnston Jeremy Kagan Shiv Khare Doug LaFollette Richard Lamm Diane Langston

Anthony Leiserowitz Vincent Maduka Daniel Maguire Edward Maibach Frederick Meyerson Norman Myers Richard Ottaway Betty Palik Chris Palmer Alexandra Paul Roger Pereira David Pimentel Michael Prupas Barbara Pyle Kate Randolph Tom Sawyer S.D. Shantinath O.J. Sikes Steven Sinding Arvind Singhal Elizabeth Smith Gloria Steinem Crispin Tickell Monique Tilford Peter Vesey Charles Westoff Paul Winter Robert Wyman Philip Zimbardo Robert Zinser

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C I T A DRAM 2013 HIGHLIGHTS

57% OF ALL HEALTH CLINIC CLIENTS CITED SALIWANSAI AS INFLUENTIAL IN DECIDING TO SEEK HEALTH SERVICES.

PMC DRAMAS CHANGING THE WORLD

OTHER PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

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BURKINA FASO

Two 156-episode radio serial dramas, September 2012 - March 2014 Here S’ra (“The Road to Happiness”) Yam Yankre (“The Choice”)

ETHIOPIA

One 156-episode radio serial drama, January 2012 - July 2014 Yeregebu Feteloch (“Loosen Threads”) and four radio talk shows and magazines

A youth workshop was held in El Salvador in November 2013 by PMC’s partner, the Emergent Media Center at Champlain College.

This activity built on Breakaway, a video game that addresses gender issues and violence built by PMC and the Center.

HAITI

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One co-produced 78-episode radio serial drama, September 2013 - July 2014 Zoukoutap (“To Limp”)

MEXICO

NIGERIA

One rebroadcast co-produced 70-episode TV serial drama, February 2013 Último Año (“Last Year”)

Two 78-episode radio serial dramas, November 2013 - August 2014 Hannunika Mai Sanda (“Power in Your Hands”) Tafigawalo (“Working Towards Change”)

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

RWANDA

Two 208-episode radio serial dramas, February 2011 - May 2013 Echoes of Change & Nau Em Taim (“Now Is the Time”)

One rebroadcast 312-episode radio serial drama, October 2012 - December 2014 Umurage Urukwiye (“Rwanda’s Brighter Future”)

SIERRA LEONE

UNITED STATES

One 208-episode radio serial drama, April 2012 - April 2014 Saliwansai (“Puppet on a String”) One 36-episode radio serial drama, October 2012 - February 2013 Kumbra Bot (“We’re All in the Same Boat”)

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SIERRA LEONE

One 24-episode TV webseries Hulu exclusive on hulu.com, June - July 2013 East Los High One rebroadcast co-produced 70-episode TV serial drama on MTV’s Latino station Tr3s, February 2013 Último Año (“Last Year”)

“The Dorm,” a TV serial drama in Kyrgyzstan, began broadcasting in March 2013 and Hanh Trinh Xanh (“Green Journey”), a radio serial drama in Vietnam, ended broadcast in June 2013. PMC had provided Sabido training for the writers and producers of these dramas.

PMC offers trainings for productions that want to use the powerful Sabido methodology.

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POPULATION NEWS STRATEGY

PMC arranged for 92 radio talk show placements in the United States in 2013 resulting in over 20 hours of original programming about population and an estimated 300 hours of syndicated air time.

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TEXAS & ARIZONA CHAPTERS

PMC-Texas got a new Executive Director, Keith Annis, and PMC-Arizona was established as a new volunteer state chapter led by Executive Director Keith Kaback. Both chapters raise awareness about PMC and population issues.

PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS ARE ONLINE AT

WWW.POPULATIONMEDIA.ORG

2013 INSTITUTIONAL AND CORPORATE DONORS ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING PEOPLE AND THE PLANET Janet V. Andrews & Robert R. Andrews Fund Argosy Foundation AusAID Bayer Pharma AG Bancker-Williams Foundation Biodiversity & Sustainability Fund L. P. Brown Foundation The California Endowment Bushrod H. Campbell & Adah F. Hall Charity Fund Carmel Hill Fund John & Theresa Cederholm Foundation Cinco Cirila Fund Colcom Foundation Colgate-Palmolive Combined Federal Campaign Conservation & Research Foundation DANIDA Davies/Weeden Fund Dole Family Foundation EcoTrust

Ethiopian Public Health Association Eucalyptus Foundation Moses Feldman Family Foundation Ford Foundation Friendship Fund GE Foundation Help on the Way Fund Job of the Week Network Kendeda Fund MacArthur Foundation Marie Stopes - Sierra Leone McGill University McBride Family Foundation Montgomery Family Foundation MTV Latin America ONE UN Papua New Guinea David & Lucile Packard Foundation Poses Family Foundation PSI RBS Citizens Financial Group Restavek Freedom Foundation

Rotary International S & C Harvest Foundation Save the Children Schneider Foundation Segal Family Foundation Serena Foundation Skye Bank Smoke Rise Foundation Flora L. Thornton Foundation Laney Thornton Foundation TREE AID UNFPA UNICEF United States Department of State University of Alberta Vital Spark Foundation Weeden Foundation Williams Family Foundation The Women’s Foundation of Colorado World Food Programme World Vision Ethiopia

IT’S NOT JUST GRATITUDE. IT’S INSPIRATION. When people tell us one of our programs has changed their lives, we’re inspired. And when we tell people how donations have expanded our work, we’re inspired. Our donors make this work happen.

We take every dollar contributed seriously because it empowers us to empower others. We continue to add almost 87 million people every year to the world’s population, but together we’re acting for change – one inspirational drama, episode, and character at a time. And so, to all those who contribute, thank you for your support and inspiration.

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2013 INDIVIDUAL DONORS

PEOPLE DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING PEOPLE AND THE PLANET Tim Aaronson Judith Ackerman Ethel Ackley Robert & Kerstin Adams George Adkins Richard M. Adler Fiona Ahrweiler Dr. George Ainslie Robert A. Allen Patricia Passmore Alley Bernard Altman Andrea & Richard Amend Peter Ames Lorna Amsbaugh Alice L. Anderson Sally A. Anson Stanford Arden Gert Aron Jeannette Atkinson Earl & Suze Babbie Sheila Babbie Donna Bahr-Landsea Dr. Julia Bailey Virginia Baker George & Harriet Baldwin Dr. Albert Bandura Mary Bandura & Harton Smith Donald S. Barber Kriss Barker Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Bartholomew Mr. & Mrs. Bennett Beach Drs. John & Penelope Beasley Roy & Shirley Beck James M. Becker Margot Becker Troy Lee Beckstrom Armin Behr Kathy Bella Elinor S. Benes Ed Bennett John R. Bermingham Audrey Bernstein Dr. Rameen Beroukhim Kaye Beth Alexander Bingham Maria Biuso Linda Black John H. Blake Jonathan D. Blake & Elizabeth Shriver William G. Blakney Casey Blanchard & Dan Cox George & Jeanette Blank Lillie & Chris Bleau David E. Blockstein Jessma O. Blockwick Allen Blumberg Mrs. Elspeth G. Bobbs Elaine Booth Amy & Ed Borer

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Joanne Bourquin Roxanne Bradley Elizabeth Bramhall G.J. & J.A. Brazill Elizabeth H. Breunig David Brisbin Doris E. Brown Fred Brown Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brown Marney S. Bruce Paula A. Bruhn Donald Buckey Barbara Bull Gregory Bungo Elizabeth Burdash Jerry Busch Dr. & Mrs. George M. Byrne Karin L. Caifano Diana Campbell Dr. Irene Cannon-Geary Barbara Carl F. Peter Carothers James R. Carter Daniel F. Case Dick Catlin Zoanne Clack Robert Clear Marcia Coleman Glen Colton Dr. Elizabeth Conant Paul Concus Scott Connolly & Barbara Wager Patricia & Peter Cooper Sarah Anne Corbett Dr. Edward Crane Trammell S. Crow Warren D. Cuddeback Andrew Currie Margaret & Daniel Curtis Camille Da Rocha Mrs. Francis J. Dallett Dr. & Mrs. Matthew Davis Shirley & Ronald Davis Janet Vaill Day William Denneen Dr. Constance Dent Richard Derby Linda Destefano & Richard Weiskopf Marilyn DeYoung Susan S. Dillon John DiMiceli Shoshannah Dobry Mr. & Mrs. Philip Dodd Dr. Daryl P. Domning Gordon Douglas Gifford B. Doxsee Barbara Du Lac Don E. Dumond John & Mary Anna Dunn

John & Heather Dwight Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Earle William Eastham James N. Eckstein Robert A. Ede Regina Edmonds Eric Efron Paul & Anne Ehrlich Katie Elmore Mota June Fait Ronald Fasano Seth Fearey John Feeney Melvin N. Feldman Susan Fendell Louise G. Ferrell Eric Fieberling Liz Field Leta Finch Linda Suzanne Fiorey Robert Fireovid & Joan Falcar Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Forro Jr. Alan French Andrew L. Frey Barbara & Richard Friedenberg Alison C. Fuller Anders Furuset Thomas Gallagher Whitney & Nancy Garlinghouse Lydia Garvey Timothy Gawne Alison F. Geballe Robert S. Gebelein Mr. & Mrs. Steve Giddings Mark M. Giese Jane Goldhamer Elaine Goldman Lynda Goldstein Mary D. Gordon Tom & Rosalyn Graham Lindsey Grant Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gray David B. Green & Myrth York Hope Green & Bob Arns Peter Green Fern Greenamyer Janet Greene James S. Griffith Lucy Lee Grimes Evans Dr. & Mrs. Richard Grossman Helen B. Grumman Lynne & Charles Gunn Patricia Hackbarth Margaret Hall Robert Hall Dr. Thomas Hall Alfred P. Hallstrom David Hallstrom Henry Hamburger

Hedda Haning Eric Hanson Ann Harmon Nancy G. Harris Mr. & Mrs. William Harris Ed & Marolyn Hartman Linn Harwell Benjamin H. Haskins John Hassett David Hathaway & Carolyn Greene Jane E. Hauser Marilyn Hempel Mr. & Mrs. Theodore W. Henning Julie & Don Herr Mr. & Mrs. Richard Herr Judith Herzfeld Susan Hessel Carman B. Hill John Hirschi Fred Hoblit Judith Hoffman Dianne & Ron Hoge Constance Hoguet Neel Jack A. Hollon Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hone Dr. David Hopkins James & Evalyn Hornig Holiday & Philip Houck James Hufnagel Beal Baker Hyde Hank Imus Hagop Injeyan Priscilla Jamieson Wallace Jenkins David Johnson Fred W. Johnson Linda Johnson Sharon Jordan Janice Juraska Dr. Keith R. Kaback Marcia Kamiya-Cross Sandra Kanck L. Kane Kristi Karls Catherine Kashanski Mr. & Mrs. Gary Katz Dr. Robert E. Kay Barbara Keeton Dr. Patricia Kenschaft Shirley Kiefer Paul Killough Adam Kleppner Bram Kleppner H. Felix Kloman David Koenigsberg Walter Kosec & Theresa Fraser-Kosec Elliott Krefetz Robert Kropfli Lothar Kuhn

Judith Kunofsky John Lamb Richard & Dottie Lamm Coralie Lang Howard Lange Richard L. Latterell Norbert M. Lechner Barbara W. Lee Eleanore R. Lee Jim & Karen LeFevre Edward Lehrer John L. Leonard Ben Lerner Edward Levin Adam Levine Rev. Gertrude V. Lindener-Stawski Therese G. Lindsey Lucy Logan Joanna London Marcena W. Love David P. Lowery Merloyd Ludington Dr. & Mrs. William Luginbuhl Andrew J. Luk Kristina Hare Lyons Robert Mabbs Lauren Macy Ned & Christina Maher Ellen Mahoney Edward Maibach Jerry Manne William J. Mares & Christine Hadsel John Marquess & Linda Corson Jack Marshall John Martin Manton C. Martin Frank Martonick Patricia & Joel Marx Nan & Ben Mason John Matzger Phil May & Joan MacEachen Richard Maylan Marsha McCoskrie Holly G. McDonald Michael McGee Kathleen McMenamin Barbara Meislin Keith & Jackie Miller Lee Miller Donald Mischke Robert Alan Mole Regina Monge Dr. Thomas P. Moore Toni G. Morgan Barbara & Howard Morland Winnie Dell Morris Diantha Morse Constance Mortell Stephen Mumford Sara Nerken Michael & Suzanne Niebling Peter L. Nimkoff Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Ning Jr. John O’Connell Roberta O’Dell John O’Leary Charles E. Otterson Susan Overman Dr. Lavonne Painter

Richard & Ann Park Fredric W. Parsons W. Todd Parsons Ruth Partridge Lynn Patinkin John Patrick Robert & Elizabeth Peelle Howard Pellett Tom & JaMel Perkins Donald F. Petersen Drs. Robert & Veronica Petersen Eugene Peterson Karen G. Pitts George Plumb Mr. & Mrs. David O. Poindexter Mary S. Pollock David Porteous & Vicky Smith Stuart Porteous James & Kathleen Proctor Karen & David Pye Larry Rabideau Joelle Raichle Dr. David D. Ralph Deborah Ramsdell Edwina & Allan Randall Louise B. Ransom Anne Ravitz Pat Reasoner Melinda Reed Gay Regan Ken Regelson David M. Regen Robert Reiber & Mary Ann Rogers Stuart Richter William & Amy Rider Marilyn R. Riede Jean Rioux Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Risch Glen Roa Pat Robins & Lisa Schamberg Beth Robinson & Dr. Kym Boyman Richard J. Rohrer William H. Rolls Lena Rotenberg Alice Runnette June Rusten Marjorie Ryerson William N. Ryerson Kate Ryley Milton Saier, Jr. Roger Sanders Dr. John Santmann Donald Sargent & Judith Hall Marilee K. Scaff Kay Frances Schepp Virginia Schilz Erich Franz Schimps John Schneider Wolfger Schneider Winona Schnitzer Jacqueline Schoenhaus-Barnett Cynthia Schulz Joel Schwartz David M. Seaver Charles See F. Peter Seidel Sally Seven Elizabeth Sharman Paul Sharp

Dennis Shaw Jerri Lea Shaw Merri Lea Shaw & Bruce Carroll Jerome Shedd LeRoy Sherman Daniel Sherr Elizabeth Sherry Daniel Shively William L. Shuman Dr. Daniel Silver Michael F. Silver Lawrence P. Simms Sachchida Singh Michael & Kay Smallwood Bryce E. Smith Norton L. Smith Philip F. Smith Elizabeth Snyder Phyllis Soboczenski Carl Soderberg Jane Sommers Barbara Sorkin Elizabeth Specht Adrian Spilca Dr. David H. Spingarn Brad & Shelli Stanback Fred & Alice Stanback Daniel Stein Wendi Stein & Brian Yarwood Charlotte M. Stetson Marina Stevens Harriett Stinson Fran Stoddard John Strack John K. Strickler Mr. & Mrs. Bertram Strieb Thomas Struhsaker Bruce Sundquist Joyce Tarnow

R.G. Troxler Paul Ugalde & Catherine Symans Gaylon R. Umbarger Dr. & Mrs. Jack Valpey Stephen & Mary Van der Hoven Jeffrey & Ellen Van Fleet Robert & Valerie Van Houten Gary S. Vardon Mr. & Mrs. Richard Venti Claudia Vetesy Kenneth J. Vinciquerra David Voytek Kenneth E. Wagner David Wall Alice Dodge Wallace Billy Wallace Dirk & Bonnie Walters Diana K. Weatherby Ann Weathers Catherine E. Weaver George Webb Alan Weisman Karin Weiss Joyce K. Weldon Marian S. Wenzel Leon Werdinger Dr. Charles Westoff Lois D. Whealey Doris T. White Jo Lynne Whiting Jeffrey A. Widmer Boyd Wilcox Ann Naftel William G. Stevia Williams Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Willis, Jr. Florence Wills Paul Winder Robert Wittrock Linda Wolpert

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J. Guy & Sarah L. Taylor Scott Tegtmeyer Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Terry Mark Thies Mr. & Mrs. Edward Thomas Rogan Thompquist Bruce Thomson Charles Tipper Diane Trenhaile Kerstin Trone & Donald Dunn

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