GUTTMACHER INSTITUTE 2018 ANNUAL REPORT
LOOKING BACK LOOKING AHEAD
In 2018, the Guttmacher Institute turned 50. Our work over the past year stands as validation of the enduring relevance of the Institute’s founding principles and an inspiring portent of where we’re headed in the next 50 years. In 2018, Guttmacher played a critical role in protecting the U.S. family planning safety net, and the Institute joined with other experts on the international stage to present a new vision for sexual and reproductive health and rights worldwide—among a range of other domestic and international accomplishments. In the decades to come, Guttmacher will continue to evolve: to explore new research questions, come up with new ways to advocate sound policy, and ensure that our work and workplace embody our values. Most importantly, we will continue to pursue the mission that led to the Institute’s founding and remains just as relevant today: to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights by ensuring that policies and programs are based on the best scientific evidence. You will be at the center of all of this. You play a critical role in enabling us to carry out our mission. At a time when so much of what we care about is under threat, your partnership means the world to us. Thank you. Sincerely,
Lou Zellner Chair, Guttmacher Board of Directors
TITLE X
Our origins and the fight ahead
Drawing on our unrivaled expertise, we responded with a detailed, evidence-based letter detailing these threats and opposing the administration’s proposed regulations. Many others relied on our data and analyses in their comments opposing the regulations.
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Members of the U.S. House of Representatives U.S. Senators State attorneys general
Anticipating that despite a public outcry, the Trump administration would go on to finalize its regulatory overhaul, we invested significant resources in 2018 to bring the full weight of our data and evidence to bear in an extensive “declaration of fact.”
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Guttmacher got its start helping lay the groundwork for the Title X national family planning program. Through the years, our research, policy analyses and federal advocacy have helped ensure the program’s longevity, while helping Title X–supported providers to demonstrate the remarkable impact of their services.
The declaration used evidence to show, if implemented as written, the new rule would immediately • h arm low-income people by imposing substandard care on those who turn to Title X–supported sites for care and
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The Trump administration fundamentally undermined Title X by introducing new federal regulations that would gut the nation’s family planning safety net and jeopardize access to high-quality care for the millions of people who turn to Title X each year.
• s ubvert the network of Title X– supported safety-net providers committed to delivering highquality, patient-centered family planning services.
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BOLD NEW AGENDA
In May 2018, the Guttmacher-Lancet Commission Report on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) was released. This landmark report was authored by Guttmacher staff and other leading experts around the world and published in the prestigious medical journal, The Lancet. The report introduced a bold new vision for SRHR worldwide—a vision that is comprehensive, rights based, affordable and rooted in the best scientific evidence. This new vision is essential because—despite recent advances—at some point in their lives, nearly all 4.3 billion people of reproductive age will have inadequate sexual and reproductive health care. THE REPORT
The report upholds the principles that animated the Institute’s founding, and proclaims that all individuals have a right to make decisions governing their bodies and to access services that support that right. It draws on Guttmacher data to show that fully meeting the need for modern contraception in developing regions and ensuring that pregnant women and their newborns receive essential care would result in ▶ 67 million fewer unintended pregnancies ▶ 2.2 million fewer newborn deaths, and ▶ 224,000 fewer maternal deaths.
THE RESPONSE
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ስለወሲባዊና ስነተዋልዶ ጤና እና መብቶች አኅጽሮተ ሪፖርት
The report goes on to advance principles that have emerged over time as critically important to our mission but have historically taken a back seat to the provision of contraception, including the importance of meeting the unique needs of LGBTQ populations and other marginalized and underrepresented communities. Since the report’s release, we’ve seen stakeholders take up the Commission’s vision and infuse it into critical programs, services and policy discussions around the world.
GUTTMACHER-LANCET COMMISSION
ON SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS RÉSUMÉ
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የወሲባዊና ስነተዋልዶ ጤና እና መብቶች ለሁሉም
ACCÉLÉRER LE PROGRÈS santé et droits sexuels et reproductifs pour tous
GUTTMACHER-LANCET COMMISSION
ON SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS RESUMEN EJECUTIVO
Rapport de la Commission Guttmacher-Lancet sur la santé et les droits sexuels et reproductifs
ACELERAR EL AVANCE salud y derechos sexuales y reproductivos para todos
Informe de la Comisión Guttmacher-Lancet sobre salud y derechos sexuales y reproductivos
Guttmacher’s summary of the GuttmacherLancet report was produced in nine languages.
THE FUTURE
We will continue to use the report’s recommendations to help bring a rights-based framework to all of our work, and to urge governments to invest in sexual and reproductive health and rights and hold them accountable for doing so.
Fourteen infographics were created in English, French and Spanish and were distributed through social media and at conferences.
DONORS FOUNDATION AND OTHER INSTITUTIONAL DONORS American Civil Liberties Union Foundation
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Daniel L. Klein, Jr. Foundation
Anonymous (5)
Bernard F. and Alva B. Gimbel Foundation
Lang Foundation
Modestus Bauer Foundation
Clem C. Glass Foundation
Big A LLC
Lee Gottlieb Fund
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Fred H. Bixby Foundation
The Grove Foundation
Menemsha Family Fund
The Brush Foundation
The Halperin Foundation
New Venture Fund
The California Endowment
Sharon A. Hayes Charitable Lead Trust
Children’s Investment Fund Foundation
Head Family Charitable Foundation
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
B.T. Rocca, Jr. Fund
Craigslist Charitable Fund
Scheuer Associates Foundation
The Commonwealth Fund
The Richard R. Howe Foundation
Society of Family Planning
Theodore Cross Family Charitable Foundation
Intrepid Philanthropy Foundation
Solidarity Giving
EcoTrust Foundation
Ipas
Sidney Stern Memorial Trust
The JPB Foundation
Tara Health Foundation
J.C. Kellogg Foundation
United Nations Foundation
F.M. Kirby Foundation
University of Missouri - Kansas City
Kissinger Family Foundation
Wiancko Charitable Foundation
The Educational Foundation of America Ford Foundation
Lifshutz Foundation
GOVERNMENTS AND MULTILATERAL AGENCIES Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency
German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
UK Government
Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization United Nations Population Fund
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Erin Armstrong Wendy Bostwick Ernestina Coast Lida Coleman Amanda Cooper Erica Duignan Minnihan Ketayoun Darvich-Kodjouri Deborah DeWitt
Cynthia Gomez Alan Guttmacher Silvia Henriquez Marcela Howell Lisa Ikemoto Michael Klein Jane Leung Laura Mamo
Constance Mao Pamela Merritt Corey Martin Jotham Musinguzi Daniel Pellegrom Laura Philips Michael Resnick Laura Rosenbury
Mary Shallenberger Nozer Sheriar Paul Sperry Denise Spillane Judy Tabb Lou Turner Zellner Paul Van Look
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$2,500–$4,999
Anonymous (3) Laura and John Arnold Jenny Brorsen Laurits R. Christensen Annette P. Cumming Jerry and Diane Cunningham Carola Eisenberg John S. and Kathryn O. Greenberg Vicky Kleinman Constance Mao Thomas R. and Musa Mayer Frederick G. Novy Paul S. Sperry Denise M. Spillane Nan Weiss Peter Wheeler and Elizabeth Munro Donald B. Wiener Laurie Schwab Zabin
Anonymous (4) Naomi Aberly Harold Berkowitz Robert Bienstock D. Elwood Clinard Peggy Danziger Gloria Grier Hall Renee Johannensen Nancy Leavens Laura Rosenbury Dorothy Samuels Susheela D. Singh Carol H. Tolan William B. Wiener, Jr. Lou Turner Zellner
Anonymous (3) David and Sharman Altshuler Willard B. Brown Rachel Capps Clarence B. and Joan F. Coleman Lillian Creighton Darlee J. Crockett Deborah DeWitt Lisa Ikemoto Everett N. Jones Henri Pell Junod, Jr. Ralph and Marjorie Koldinger Barbara J. Meislin Laura A. Philips Anne B. Pierson Laura Ponchick Frances D. Potter Magda Schaler-Haynes Nozer Sheriar
Sally De Witt Jay Deike Robert A. Diamond Abigail Disney Susan G. Doering Jessica E. Donovan David and Wena W. Dows Kenneth H. Dubke Kenneth and Mary Edlow Jonathan L. Entin John F. Estes, III, and Norma Horner Cindy Fields Adam Fletcher John Flock and Victoria Mills Jean Fraser and Geoff Gordon-Creed Linda Fried Jill Friedlander Dr. and Mrs. S. Raymond Gambino Robert L. and Evelyn Geddes Joan D. Gelber Beth Glosten Robert and Elke Hagge Charles R. Hedberg
Leroy E. Hegge John Hirschi Harris Hoffman and Joan Gray Benjamin Holtzman Sherry F. Huber Jaroslav F. and Barbara S. Hulka Malcolm and Florence Johnson Susan Kennedy Emily Kuehn Berton Lapidus Gayle Larson Elvera Leader Margaret J. Lemaster Jane Leung Corey N. Martin Edith R. Matthai Jessica McKellar Beverly McPhail Michelle K. Mercer and Bruce Golden Glenna R. Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Millhiser Patricia Aikins Murphy
$1,000–$2,499 Anonymous (9) S. James and Mary T. Adelstein Eva Allen Cynthia Argani Angel Z. Avery Susan M. Bauman James A. Bazelon Julianne Beall John W. and Mary Ann Beckley Judith E. Belsky Leslie Bhutani Cynthia Blizzard Cecilia G. Boone Misha Bushyager Lisa Calfee Jerry Carle Shelby and Lee Chaden Matthew Coles Rhett Cook Amanda Cooper Jonathan Coopersmith and Lisa Halperin Randall Costa
A complete list of donors of $250 and above can be found at www.guttmacher.org/AR18
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
$1,000–$2,499
$500–$999
Constance Murray Robert Newton Fred Nunes Laura Oswald Daniel E. Pellegrom Barbara A. Peters David Porteous and Vicky Smith William Powell Ellen Rautenberg Mary F. Reed William and Eleanor Revelle Almeda C. Riley Anne Powell Riley Matt Romein Ruth Sample Elizabeth F. Sayman David and Patti Schall Michael Schussler Kristan Seibel Mary Shallenberger H. R. Sharp, III Nancy Shepherd Charles Siegel Steven W. Sinding and Monica Knorr Bonita M. Singal Krista Smith Max Snodderly and Kristen M. Harris Susan M. Sogard Priscilla Spears Shirley and Stuart Speyer Jan H. and Susan J. Suwinski Judy N. Tabb Gloria Valdespino Diana Valois Carolyn Westhoff Theodore W. and Gertrude K. Winsberg Bobbie Wunsch Jean H. Yngve Joyce Zaitlin Tom Zydowsky
Anonymous (7) Phyllis B. Abele Alexa Albert Amy Allina Susan W. Almy Elisa Barnes Michael Barrett Thomas A. Bartlett Margaret P. Battin Colin Beam John P. and Priscilla C. Becker Karen R. Belinky Phoebe P. Bender Ruth G. and Carl Benson Ann E. Biddlecom Steven Bills John W. Birsner Phyllis E. Blair Robert E. Bliemeister Robert W. and Lynne Blum Carol M. Boardman Stan L. and Ingrid Bond Wendy Bostwick Doris E. Bouwensch Melanie S. Bronstein Joanne Bruggemann Martin Burke and Barbara Spicher Sacheen Carr-Ellis Tina L. Cheng Angeline T. Chiappa Ernestina Coast Kenneth Conrow Betsy Cotton Vanessa E. Cullins Mary C. Currie Donna DeDiemar and Chris Hamilton Teresa DePiñeres Pat Deutch
Frances L. Downing Eleanor Drey James Durling Larry and Judy East Christopher J. Ennis Arline B. Epstein Fred Douglas Estes and Heather Saunders Estes Elaine Farrant Louise B. Fink Gael Fitzmaurice Mary Fogle Estelle R. Freedman Andrew Frey and Litty Holbrooke Fay Friedman Lewis Friedman and Lynn Passy Andrew and Diana Frost Pamela W. Gale Sheryl P. Gardner Patty T. Gelfman Michael Giannini Jeannette Gibbons Duff G. Gillespie Nancy S. and Pat Gillespie Matthew Gillman Helen W. Gjessing David and Ruth Gottesman Francis Greenburger Frank Grobman William Grobman Lanie G. Hadden Doris Hall Akinde Hanna Robert Hardin Mark Hathaway Britt Hedman Douglas and Barbara Holdridge James R. Hollingsworth
Elizabeth Hughes and David Russell Georgius Barbara Husseini Robin and Gary Jacobs Renee R. Jenkins Evan Johnson Theresa M. and Bruce D. Johnson Christine Johnston Elise F. Jones Joyce D. N. Jones Norman Kaplan Julie J. Kelsey Brad Kerchof Gretchen Kingsley Carolyn T. Kirk Paula K. Knickerbocker Rachel Kwon Edwin Ladd Christine B. Lang James T. and Penny I. Langland Alan and Ruth Larson Kathryn S. Lawhun Phyllis Levy Pamela Lichty Mary D. Lindsay Stu Lipkin Pam Lotke Joanne Lyman Gordon A. MacInnes James W. Mahoney Jean B. Mahoney Marvin K. Malek Jeremy Marmer Jeanne Marrazzo Janet and Vincent Martin Tim D. Mathewson Nancy Chadbour Maze Tim and Sandra Koch McFarren
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Thomas W. Merrick and Elaine Murphy Pamela Merritt Rachel E. Miller Evelyn M. Morrow Linda Crank Moseley Sara F. Moser Sheila Mossman Elliott Murray Kenneth Nechin and Annette Bicher Sara Nerken Robert Z. and Anita Norman Pamela Olsen Barton Pakull Deborah Parmet Jeffrey Pector and Shelley Coppock Dori E. Peleg Theodore S. and Elizabeth L. Peyton Edward D. and Bernadine Pillar Patricia A. Pinkos Stephen M. Poppel John Ramer Kathleen Randall and Richard Ray William C. Rands Dakota Ryan Reier and Annika Jean Johnson Reier Adina Reshotko Michael D. Resnick Linda K. Richter Mary Robertson Matt Rodbard and Tamar Anitai Amy Rossman Greta M. Rubinow PB Schechter Natalie Schmitt Victor J. and Marion Schoenbach Christopher Senn Mary Ann Shaw
Carleton B. Shay Jill Sheffield Martha P. Siegel Randall Sikora Amanda Silver Christopher T. Smith Jean A. Smith Mark S. Smith Silda Wall Spitzer Sara G. Steelman Barbara Sternfeld Richard and Penny Stevens Frances W. Stevenson Myron F. Steves and Rowena M. Young Eric Summers Piotr Teterwak Susan E. Tew Camilla F. Thomson Tina Tomsen Amy Tsui Margaret L. Vranesh Deborah Wallach Renee Ward Peter M. Waser Jennifer Waters Cheryl E. Weinstein Sharon S. Williams Alexander Winter Jane E. Worthen Phyllis R. Yale Barbara Yanni Sloane York Antoinette Zabaldo
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FINANCIALS
REVENUE
EXPENDITURES Contributions Contributions • 24% • 24%
U.S.U.S. private private foundations— foundations— unrestricted unrestricted • 45% • 45%
U.S.U.S. private private foundations— foundations— restricted restricted • 13% • 13%
Program Program services services • 80% • 80%
Foreign Foreign governments governments andand global global institutions institutions • 9%• 9% U.S.U.S. government government agencies agencies • 7%• 7% Other revenue • 2%• 2% Other revenue
Management Management andand general general • 15% • 15% Fundraising Fundraising • 5%• 5%
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
REVENUE Contributions Grants and contracts from U.S. government agencies Grants from U.S. private organizations Grants from foreign governments and institutions Publication income and other revenue Net investment return Net assets released from restriction Total revenues, gains and other support
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
WITHOUT WITH DONOR DONOR RESTRICTIONS RESTRICTIONS
$2,452,756 688,323 — — 82,346 159,571 24,497,673 27,880,669
TOTAL
$-----------— $2,452,756 — 688,323 5,856,276 5,856,276 911,723 911,723 — 82,346 — 159,571 (24,497,673) — (17,729,674) 10,150,995
EXPENSES PROGRAM SERVICES Research Public education Public policy Total program services
— — — —
14,862,609 5,503,547 2,402,555 22,768,711
SUPPORTING SERVICES Management and general Fundraising Total support services Total expenses Changes in net assets before other items
4,330,768 1,532,529 5,863,297 28,632,008 (751,339)
— — — — (17,729,674)
4,330,768 1,532,529 5,863,297 28,632,008 (18,481,013)
OTHER ITEMS Foreign exchange gain (loss) Postretirement benefit plan adjustment Investment income (loss), nonoperating Changes in net assets Net assets at the beginning of year NET ASSETS AT THE END OF YEAR
(206,802) 150,800 (393,069) (993,608) 15,451,951 $14,458,343
— — (428,239) (18,364,715) 68,130,989 $49,766,274
(206,802) 150,800 (821,308) (19,358,323) 83,582,940 $64,224,617
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Postretirement benefits payable Deferred rent payable Other liabilities New York City Industrial Development Agency bonds, net Total liabilities NET ASSETS Without Donor Restrictions Undesignated Designated by the Board for reserves Net investment in property and equipment, net of related debt Total without donor restrictions With Donor Restrictions Perpetual in nature Time-restricted for future periods Purpose restrictions Total with donor restrictions Total net assets TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
2018 $3,516,345 33,562,706 27,343,496 66,613 167,168 211,199 10,384,364 75,251,891
$1,802,273 544,560 215,265 177,258 8,287,918 11,027,274
4,485,133 7,876,764 2,096,446 14,458,343 4,855,238 9,648,763 35,262,273 49,766,274 64,224,617 $75,251,891
© 2019 GUTTMACHER INSTITUTE
AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2018
14,862,609 5,503,547 2,402,555 22,768,711
ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents Investments Grants receivable Other receivables Prepaid expenses and other assets Security deposits Fixed assets, net Total assets