AIDS CHALLENGES THE WORLD
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To Our Friends in the Fight Against AIDS: As the AIDS epidemic reaches toward its fourth decade, it is an overwhelming challenge for people throughout the world. It is a challenge for scientists who are searching for a cure, for health care providers who strive to give the best treatment, for 25 million children who are orphaned by AIDS and for more than 40 million people living with HIV who struggle to get the treatment they need to survive. AIDS challenges the world. How we respond defines our humanity. Your support of the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin has enabled us to become Wisconsin’s largest provider of HIV health care, where patients from all walks of life are welcome regardless of ability to pay. Your support has also helped us build the most comprehensive system of social support services for our patients and implement the most aggressive AIDS prevention strategies. We are deeply grateful for the trust you have placed in us and we take great pride in being outstanding stewards of the resources you have invested in our important work. In Wisconsin, the measure of our humanity is beautifully reflected in our work together to bring an end to the AIDS epidemic. Sincerely,
Doug Nelson President & CEO
Dan Riedl Chair of the Board of Directors
AIDS CHALLENGES THE WORLD
HOW WE RESPOND DEFINES OUR
HUMANITY
ARCW Medical Director John Fangman, MD and patient Adrienne Jackson discuss her treatment plan.
ARCW Medical Center AIDS challenges the world. How we respond defines our humanity.
The most important progress made in the long history of AIDS is the increasing
success of HIV medical treatment. Today patients have the opportunity for a long and healthy life if they can access quality health care. That is why the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin opened the ARCW Medical Center so all HIV patients have access to quality care regardless of their ability to pay. The ARCW Medical Center has rapidly emerged as a multidisciplinary health care center at the forefront of HIV care and treatment. Its medical, dental and mental health clinics are integrated and provide patients with Wisconsin’s most comprehensive HIV health care.
ARCW Medical Clinic Milwaukee & Kenosha • Wisconsin’s largest HIV medical clinic, serving 848 patients. • The fastest growing HIV medical clinic in Wisconsin with a 60% increase in patients during the past two years.
“There is so much hope for me now.” With two teenage children at home, it is important to Daris Randolph that he is as healthy as he can be while living with HIV. Diagnosed with HIV in 2002, Daris has worked with the ARCW Medical Center health care team to achieve an undetectable viral load.
• Serves more gay men, women and African Americans than any other HIV clinic in Wisconsin.
“The support and motivation I get from my physician and the staff at the ARCW Medical Center help me stay healthy,” Daris says. “I am moving foward now. I have my own apartment, a job and my kids living with me. I never thought I would have any of these things when I was first diagnosed with HIV.”
• 37% of all ARCW medical patients have no health care coverage.
“There is so much hope for me now,” Daris says.
• Provides the most advanced HIV treatment through a medical team of three infectious disease physicians, two nurse practitioners and three registered nurses and a strong collaboration with the Medical College of Wisconsin.
ARCW Dentist Ajamu Giscombe, DDS examines dental patient Jim Lautenbach.
ARCW Medical Center AIDS challenges the world. How we respond defines our humanity.
Good oral and mental health enhance the prospects for successful HIV
treatment. Accessing dental care is often difficult for HIV patients. The ARCW Dental Clinic was created to solve this problem and integrate comprehensive oral health care as an important component of the ARCW Medical Center. HIV patients come to the ARCW Dental Clinic from across Wisconsin to receive quality dental care with the greatest sensitivity to their HIV needs. The ARCW Medical Center is equally dedicated to the integration of mental and physical health care. Many HIV patients experience depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress and addiction. These mental health concerns may become barriers to successful HIV treatment. ARCW created the Mental Health Clinic to address these issues and help patients achieve successful HIV treatment.
ARCW Dental Clinic
ARCW Mental Health Clinic
Milwaukee & Green Bay
Milwaukee, Green Bay & Kenosha
• Wisconsin’s only HIV dedicated dental clinic, serving 1,149 patients.
• Wisconsin’s largest provider of HIV related mental health care, serving 221 HIV patients.
• Provides comprehensive preventive and restorative dental care using state-ofthe-art dental technology and equipment. • Provides the most advanced dental care with a team of three dentists and three hygienists. • 47% of all ARCW dental patients have no health care coverage.
• Offers crisis stabilization counseling, individual, group and couples therapy and harm reduction alcohol and drug treatment. • An experienced team of eight mental health therapists and counselors provides quality mental health services.
“Health care helped me take control of my life.” Shirley Morgan grew up in a large family in New York City before coming to Milwaukee to get help to fight her drug addiction and get support living with HIV. At ARCW she found help to do both — and the hope to regain her health and much more. “The health care I receive from ARCW has helped me take control of my life,” Shirley says. “They help me find the strength I need to move my life forward and stay on the right track.” As she starts her tenth year living with HIV, Shirley knows she has the strength of her family and her care team at ARCW to help her stay healthy. “I really like my life now,” Shirley says. “It’s full of people who respect and support me.”
Lynne Jones, a long-time volunteer and client, prepares grocery orders for the ARCW Food Pantry in Green Bay.
Comprehensive Social Services AIDS challenges the world. How we respond defines our humanity.
HIV is a debilitating and expensive disease. Many HIV patients experience depleted financial resources and cannot sustain the basic needs of life such as food, housing, transportation and the medical care they must have to stay healthy. The prospects for successful HIV treatment are significantly diminished when a patient is homeless, cannot afford nutritious food or struggles to adhere to difficult medical treatment regimens. ARCW created a statewide network of comprehensive social services to address these problems. It is a unique system of social support that helps every person with HIV access the services they need. Food Pantries ARCW operates Wisconsin’s only HIV dedicated food pantries in La Crosse, Eau Claire, Wausau, Green Bay, Milwaukee and Kenosha. They provide one ton of food every day, 30% of which is delivered directly to homebound patients. Housing ARCW operates two housing facilities in Milwaukee that provide a home for nearly 100 individuals and families who otherwise would be homeless. More than $620,000 in rent assistance is provided annually by ARCW to help HIV patients remain in their homes. Legal Assistance ARCW lawyers represent HIV patients across the state on issues such as discrimination, health care directives, entitlements and estate planning. They handle more than 750 legal matters every year, always protecting the rights of HIV patients.
Case Management Twenty social work case managers throughout Wisconsin are strong advocates for people with HIV
disease. In the past year, ARCW social workers helped 1,583 HIV clients secure the care, treatment and support they needed.
“I almost gave up.” When John Peterson was diagnosed with AIDS in 1984 he was given less than a year to live and was admitted to hospice care. He never thought he would see his daughters graduate from high school, walk them down the aisle at their weddings or come to know his grandchildren. With great personal determination and with support from ARCW John has seen it all happen. “Early on I lost friends to AIDS,” John says. “Many of them gave up, and I almost gave up, too, if it weren’t for my children and the support I got from ARCW.” John is an ARCW dental patient and long-time volunteer in the ARCW Food Pantry.
ARCW Prevention Specialists Larry Bray and Matthew Hazelberg conduct needle exchange and offer HIV education for drug users.
Aggressive AIDS Prevention AIDS challenges the world. How we respond defines our humanity.
As the AIDS epidemic continues its destructive course and challenges each
new generation, ARCW is responding with aggressive prevention strategies. From sexual abstinence support to needle exchange, ARCW provides the most comprehensive continuum of prevention programs in the country encouraging diverse populations to eliminate risk behaviors and protect themselves from HIV. Needle Exchange The ARCW Lifepoint needle exchange program for injection drug users operates in 11 Wisconsin cities and is the largest statewide needle exchange program in the country. Each year Lifepoint exchanges more than 775,000 needles. Since the inception of Lifepoint, annual new HIV cases among injection drug users have declined 66%. Overdose Prevention The Lifepoint needle exchange program includes a lifesaving overdose prevention program for drug users. ARCW prevention specialists train users to administer naloxone, a substance that reverses the effects of an opiate overdose. More than 200 users have been trained and 133 lives have been saved by overdose reversals. Prevention for Gay Men From the beginning of AIDS, ARCW has reached out to gay men with HIV education, testing and risk reduction counseling. Today, the unique Bag Boyz prevention program has enhanced this outreach tradition providing condom distribution throughout Wisconsin. The IMSexEd program engages popular Internet chat rooms for
gay and bisexual men offering information on safer sex and referrals for HIV testing. Together, these programs reach more than 33,000 men every year. Abstinence Support For Youth In collaboration with the Boys and Girls Clubs
of Greater Milwaukee, ARCW conducts an important HIV prevention campaign that supports youth who choose to abstain from sexual activity. Highlighted by a popular MaybeYouShouldWait.com website, the program has reached more than 6,500 youth throughout Wisconsin.
“We are saving lives.” “I take great pride in leading the Bag Boyz,” says Kurt Dyer, ARCW Associate Director of Prevention. “We’re helping gay men take control of their health and we are saving lives.” ARCW prevention programs are effective because they have a unique capacity to reach out to the diversity of people most at risk for HIV infection. Through their outreach in gay bars the Bag Boyz are a highly effective force for reducing HIV infection among men. “There is still a lot of misinformation and myths about how to protect yourself from HIV,” Dyer says. “The Bag Boyz shatter the myths and give men the facts on how to be safe from HIV.”
ARCW Public Affairs Manager Bill Keeton and Chief Operating Officer Michael Gifford take AIDS advocacy to the State Capitol.
Public Policy Advocacy AIDS challenges the world. How we respond defines our humanity.
From the very beginning, the AIDS epidemic has required strong advocacy
to end government complacency, fight discrimination, accelerate research and increase funding. In Wisconsin ARCW has led AIDS advocacy efforts, forging a bipartisan coalition of political support that has made Wisconsin a national leader in response to AIDS. The comprehensive prevention, care and treatment programs of ARCW are made possible by a lobby effort that has always focused on enlightened AIDS policy and has secured the support of federal, state and local governments. Increased State Funding of Care & Treatment ARCW lobbyists worked with a bipartisan coalition of public officials to secure $1.4 million in new HIV care and treatment funding in the 2007-09 state budget. This political victory resulted in the largest increase in AIDS funding in Wisconsin history. Increased Health Insurance Coverage ARCW advocacy won the support of Governor Doyle and the State Legislature for a unique pilot program that enables the state to purchase full health care coverage for up to 200 people with HIV disease who cannot afford their medications and have no health care coverage. New Federal Funding for the ARCW Women’s Clinic A unique advocacy effort by ARCW secured $117,000 in the federal budget to help fund the Women’s Clinic at the ARCW Medical Center.
New Local Funding for the ARCW Medical Center Through advocacy with the City of Milwaukee, ARCW won
$70,000 in new funding to support the increasing number of indigent patients at the ARCW Medical Center.
“Everything changed for the better.” “I have been living with HIV for nine years,” Tonia Woods says. “At first I was lost, confused, alone and hopeless. Then I came to ARCW and everything changed for the better.” With the help of the ARCW Medical Center staff and her housing and social work case managers, Tonia has found the strength to move her life forward again. “I have reached an undetectable viral load and am feeling healthier than ever,” Tonia says. “Now I am a source of strength for my mom and my children. I have a great support network at ARCW that helps me be strong and hopeful for my family and others in my life. I’ve got a good long life ahead of me.”
Walkers at AIDS Walk Wisconsin raise funds for the fight against AIDS.
Philanthropic Support AIDS challenges the world. How we respond defines our humanity.
Without financial support from the philanthropic community, ARCW
would be unable to carry out its comprehensive prevention, care and treatment programs. Whether the support comes from young people who raise pledges for AIDS Walk Wisconsin or from corporations that make grants to improve the community, the act of donating to the important work of ARCW strengthens the fight against AIDS in Wisconsin. Every year the financial gifts made to ARCW from individuals, corporations, foundations and United Way agencies combine to define Wisconsin’s humanity in the fight against AIDS. • $2,689,481 was donated in 2007 by 5,558 individuals, corporations, foundations and United Way agencies to support ARCW. • $1,040,115 from corporations and foundation grants was directed to support ARCW services and capital projects. • $1,026,702 in individual gifts were raised through the annual Giving For Life campaign and attendance at ARCW fundraising events. • $622,664 from 11 United Way agencies supported ARCW programs across the state. • More than 5,000 people attended AIDS Walk Wisconsin and other ARCW fundraising events to bolster the fight against AIDS. • The Campaign for Hope, a 21-month ARCW capital campaign completed in 2007, raised $957,300 to fund the renovation of the ARCW Medical Center.
“Every dollar raised makes a difference.” The Wisconsin Energy Foundation donated $30,000 to the Campaign For Hope, a capital campaign that raised funds to support a complete renovation of the ARCW Medical Center. “Our donation is an important investment to help make sure people with HIV have the health care they need,” says Kristine Rappé, Wisconsin Energy Corporation Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer. “We take pride in our donations that make life better in the community.” Juan Carrasquillo, Director of Administrative Services at We Energies, has served on the ARCW Board of Directors for three years and leads its fundraising committee. “I help raise funds for ARCW because I know every dollar raised makes a difference in the fight against AIDS,” Carrasquillo says.
The AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin is deeply grateful to the following donors for their generous contributions of $100 or more made between September 1, 2006, and August 31, 2007. ARCW is also grateful to those who made gifts of less than $100 and who contributed to AIDS Walk Wisconsin. Their generosity raised $2,689,481 to support HIV prevention, care and treatment services throughout Wisconsin. $100,000+
-Northwestern Mutual Foundation -Bessie Stats -United Way Fox Cities -United Way of Greater Milwaukee
$50,000+
-Aurora Health Care -Judy and Mike Bartels -Brown County United Way -Emory T. Clark Family Charitable Foundation -Miller Brewing Company -National Association of Theatre Owners of Wisconsin & Upper Michigan -William Reinicker
$30,000+
-Dynacare Laboratories -Forest County Potawatomi Community Foundation -Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation -Norma Reinicker Reilly -Stackner Family Foundation, Inc. -The Comer Foundation -Wisconsin Energy Foundation -Wisconsin Trust Account Foundation
$20,000+
-Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable Trusts -Miller Brewing Company Employee Fund -Otto Bremer Foundation -United Way of Greater Eau Claire -Wisconsin AIDS Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation
$10,000+
-Anonymous -Assurant Health Foundation -Catholic Community Foundation -Cornerstone Foundation of Northeastern Wisconsin, Inc. -Harley-Davidson Foundation, Inc. -M&I Foundation -Paul Milakovich -Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin
-Rainbow Over Wisconsin -Ralph Evinrude Foundation, Inc. -SC Johnson Fund, Inc. -Richard F. Swenson -United Way of Kenosha County -Wisconsin Housing & Economic Development Authority $5,000+ -Jeffrey R. Anderson and Doug Church -Antoinette A. and Matthew Keenan Foundation -Debbie and Mark Attanasio -Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS -Chase -Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region, Inc. -Anne and Dean Fitzgerald -Foundation of the Pierre Fauchard Academy -Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, Inc. -Terry A. Hueneke -Hugh J. Andersen Foundation -Metavante Corporation -Milwaukee Brewers Charities -Doug Nelson -Dick and Sharon Resch -Dan Riedl and Rick Stabler -Jim Schleif and Bill Morley -Lynn Sprangers and Mike Gousha -Barbara Abert Tooman -UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin -United Way of Dunn County United Way of St. Croix Valley -Until There’s a Cure Foundation $2,000+ -Abbott Laboratories, Inc. Tyrone Bartz and Clarence Swearngan -Susan Bennett -Mary and Timothy Bowers -Ellen and Brian P. Buggy, MD Juan Carrasquillo and Chuck Lang Nannette and Duane Cherek -Elmbrook Church -Emergency Services Network of Kenosha County Epic Systems Corporation
Foley & Lardner LLP The Gardner Foundation GE Healthcare ECCO -Donna and Michael Gifford Gilead Sciences, Inc. Greater Milwaukee Foundation — Catherine and Walter Lindsay Fund -Greater Milwaukee Foundation — John C. & Harriett Cleaver Fund -Greater Milwaukee Foundation — Kopmeier Family Fund Greater Milwaukee Foundation — William J. Radler Fund -Green Bay Packers Foundation Roma and John Hanson Kate Havens, MD and Peter Havens, MD Mitzi and Bernard Hlavac -Hunger Task Force of Milwaukee Mickey Johnson -K.C. Stock Foundation, Inc. -Robert Leschke, MD -Jose Milan and Richard Beckman -Barbara Miner and Robert Peterson -Lorraine and Morry Mitz Philanthropic Fund -MM Insurance Associates, Inc. Pamela and Dan Mueller -Joseph R. Pabst -Phoenix Care Systems -Pick N Save We Care Program -Greg Plowe and Steven Debbink, DDS Premonstratensian Fathers -William J. Radler -Ritz Holman Butala Fine LLP -Lucy Rosenberg -Scott and Peggy Sampson Charitable Fund, Inc. -Nita Soref -Spotlight on Wisconsin, Inc. Steve J. Miller Foundation Grace and Mark Thomsen Tibotec Therapeutics Tri-North Builders, Inc. United Way of Dane County Lynne and Thomas VanHimbergen Wal-Mart Foundation -Walgreens -JoAnn and Michael Youngman
$1,000+
All Saints Cathedral -AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Sara and Anthony Bartell Bruce Bautch Michael J. Bento Susan and Steven Bergin Scott Beyer Bioscrip Pharmacy John Bodish -Karen and William Boyd -Braden Plumbing, Inc. Brookfield Congregational Church Debra and Michael Brophy -Cherry Corporation Congressional Hunger Center Creative Communication Concepts Direct Supply, Inc. Shirley and Robert Downey Jane and Dave Durment Donella Elsen -Timothy Elverman and Dennis Miller -Henry Faust Jeffrey Gauvin -GlaxoSmithKline Inez and August Gomoll -Greater Milwaukee Foundation — Johnson & Pabst LGBT Humanity Fund Janet and Donald Greenebaum Susan Hallberg -Father Mike Hammer -David Harrison -Edward Hashek and John Jors -Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc. Brian J. Houston Salon Independent Care Health Plan Jan Judziewicz and Thomas Jeske Kahler Slater, Inc. Jerome R. Kerkman Sarah and Daniel Kleaveland Kupczak -Krause Family Foundation John Laabs and Scott Kranzusch -Janine Lang Managed Health Services Insurance Corporation Marcus Center for the Performing Arts The Marcus Corporation Patrick Marek and David Kotlewski
Craig Matheus -Medical College of Wisconsin Becky and Gregory Misiewicz Chad Morrell Julie and George Mosher Donna Neal Susan Nemetz Edmund Nunez Jackie and G. Richard Olds, MD David Paris, DDS Kyle Paskey and Art Schneider Carol Pellegrini and Jorge Pellegrini, MD Pitney Bowes Relief Fund -Promolux Margaret and David Radelet Ann Radelet Schneidewind and Eric Schneidewind -Nancy and Ray Retzlaff -Roche Laboratories Paul Rogers Katherine and Larry Schnuck Jocelyn Servick and Gary Steinhafel Maureen and Gary Shebesta Shorewest Realtors -Bonnie and Bill Stafford David Straseski Rick Swiontek and Bob Miksic United Way of Marathon County University of Wisconsin – Green Bay Gregg Vergetis and Curtis Cattanach -von Briesen & Roper, S.C. Gene Webb, Ph.D. and David Stowe, MD
$500+
Anonymous Richard Adamek Advantage Leasing Corporation JoAnne and Nick Anton Linda and David Arend Allen Arntsen AseraCare Frances and Joseph Bachman Lisa and Souheil Badran Cynthia and Jeffrey Bouray Paul Bredael Brookfield East High School Joseph Brooks and Bradley Ewerdt Marianne Burish Elaine Burke Mary and Frank Busalacchi Calvary Baptist Church Ana Maria Calvo George Chars and Ralph Chrisman Jerome and Jeremy Chingo-Harris Deborah and Dennis Conta -Cream City Foundation Crossroads Presbyterian Church Fran Culbert John Deneen and Mario Bufo Margaret Dethloff and Terri Zeh Kathleen Duggan Julianna Ebert and Frank Daily -Sarah Elliott and Gerald McCarthy, MD -Virginia Finn and Evan Lenhardt First Presbyterian Church Paul Fleckenstein
James Flynt and Michael Batcho Rick Fons Forward Community Investments Donald Fritz Barbara and Henry Fuldner Joanne and Gregory Gardner Nancy and Thomas Gazzana Jeff Gosseck Gregory Gowdy and Jack Balzer Thomas Hanley David C. Harper Diane E. Hochrein Steven P. Honkomp Sherri and John Huff Integrity Wealth Management, Inc. Sandra and James Ivanoski Marian Ketterer James Kohn and Brian Duchinsky Joanne and Scott Kopischke Dan Lagerman Kathleen A. Lambert Steve Lang Edward and Barbara Levi Philanthropic Fund Librizzi Family Susan and Arthur Lloyd Thomas Mann and Katherine Bayliss, MD Brian G. Mason Bryan N. Massingale Michael McFadden and Steven Scholze James McFarland and Edward Aguirre Maureen McGinnity John Meissner
Memorial Presbyterian Church Marie Menz Marilyn Miller -Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club Milwaukee LGBT Community Center Dan Moorehead -Greg Moyer Michael Murray and Kurt DePrey Helen Nelson Hugh O’Halloran William Pape and Jacob Frick, MD -Robert Parrish and Richard Steele Project Home, Inc. Timothy Radelet William G. Rasche Kathy and Joe Regan Stephanie Roades Ram Rojas Peggy and David Rosenzweig, MD St. John Lutheran Church of Ashwaubenon Arthur and Judith Saltzstein Philanthropic Fund Mary and Keno Samudio James Santelle Aaron Scheller -Daniel Schmidt and Mark Berry School Sisters of Notre Dame James Schroeder and Patrick Farrell Sue and Bud Selig Kelly Sellers Cindee and Donald Shapiro Christa and Tony Shields Chris Smith and Jay Swope
Jake Stillings Barbara Stollenwerk Howard Sweet Beverly Thiedemann -United Airlines Employee Giving Campaign United Way in Waukesha County University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Kate Venne WellPoint Foundation Nancy Winslow Suzanne and Gary Wulff Bettie Zillman $250+ Sholom Ackelsberg and Susan Monaghan Susan and Edward Agnew John Albinger Anonymous Craig Argall John H. Ashley, Jr. Margery and Irvin Becker Beth and Neal Berger Michael Bernklau, DDS and Craig Larrabee, DDS Dennis Borski -Bernice and Gordon Boucher Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee Joan Brengel Carri and Curt Brewer Tim Brown Larry Buchanan
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Red Ribbon Patrons ARCW is proud to recognize the generosity of donors who have made contributions over the years that cumulatively total $10,000 or more. This substantial and sustained financial support advances the mission of ARCW and strengthens the fight against AIDS in Wisconsin. “We are deeply grateful to these loyal donors and we honor them as Red Ribbon Patrons,” says Dan Mueller, ARCW Chief Development Officer. “Their wonderful philanthropic commitment has made the comprehensive prevention, care and treatment services of ARCW possible.” Red Ribbon Patrons are recognized in the Honor Roll of Donors of this 2007 ARCW Annual Report with a red ribbon by their names. They now are permanently recognized on the Red Ribbon Patron wall of honor at ARCW in Milwaukee.
Steven Carini, DDS Mary and Jude Carlin Teri Carpenter State Senator Tim W. Carpenter Castaways M.C. of Milwaukee Bill Christofferson and Karin Borgh Tim Clark Susan and William Conley Barbara Cooper Cousins Submarines, Inc. Foundation Diane Cozza
Stewart Dempsey and Gerald Coon Diane Diel and David Zepecki Joan Dimow and John Moulder Eileen and Howard Dubner Michael Eckman and Roger Hyttinen -Barbara Ericson First United Presbyterian Church Judith and James Francois Sarah and Scott Frandle Judy and David French Friends of Russ Decker
The Campaign for Hope The AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin is deeply grateful to our generous donors who contributed to The Campaign For Hope, a capital campaign that raised $957,300 for the renovation of the ARCW Medical Center in Milwaukee and brought hope to our patients and clients through a quality environment for their care and treatment. Leadership Donors ($5,000+) Aurora Health Care Judy and Mike Bartels Derse Foundation Ross Draegert and Robert Starshak, MD Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable Trusts Emory T. Clark Family Charitable Foundation Anne and Dean Fitzgerald Greater Milwaukee Foundation Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation M&I Foundation Paul Milakovich Miller Brewing Company National Association of Theatre Owners of Wisconsin & Upper Michigan Doug Nelson Northwestern Mutual Foundation Robert Parrish and Richard Steele William Reinicker Norma Reinicker Reilly Dick and Sharon Resch Dan Riedl and Rick Stabler Nita Soref Stackner Family Foundation Barbara Abert Tooman Wisconsin Energy Foundation Supporting Donors ($500+) Jeffrey Anderson and Doug Church JoAnne and Nick Anton Linda and David Arend Sara and Anthony Bartell Susan and Steven Bergin The Boldt Company Debra and Michael Brophy Juan Carrasquillo and Chuck Lang Shirley and Robert Downey
Jane and Dave Durment Donella Elsen Joanne and Gregory Gardner Donna Geb Donna and Michael Gifford Inez and August Gomoll Janet and Donald Greenebaum Glen Gygax Susan Hallberg Roma and John Hanson David C. Harper David Harrison Ed Hashek and John Jors Diane E. Hochrein Terry A. Hueneke Sherri and John Huff Sandra and James Ivanoski Craig Matheus Jose Milan and Richard Beckman Barbara Miner and Robert Peterson Pamela and Dan Mueller Helen Nelson Susan Nemetz Jackie and G. Richard Olds, MD Kathy and Joe Regan Nancy and Ray Retzlaff Ram Rojas School Sisters of Notre Dame Sue and Bud Selig Jocelyn Servick and Gary Steinhafel Cindee and Donald Shapiro Maureen and Gary Shebesta Christa and Tony Shields Lynn Sprangers and Mike Gousha David Straseski Lynne and Thomas VanHimbergen Gregg Vergetis and Curtis Cattanach JoAnn and Michael Youngman Bettie Zillman
Donna Geb Norma and Ian Gilson, MD Jeff Goldberg Jay and Gene Gospodarek Anne Graff Tim Grair and Alberto Maya, MD Reverend Ronald J. Gramza Tracy Grundy Glen Gygax Paula Hammelman Janice and Leonard Hand Helen and Daniel Hartsman Steven D. Hawk Scott E. Heaton Cliff Heise Renee and Matthew Hickmann Darla Hium and F. Thomas Ament Rebecca G. Hobart James Hoffman Gretchen and Richard Hudock Ellen Ihlenfeldt and Scott Stone David Jach Danielle and Will Janisch Michael Jones Chris Kantak James Kaufman Marilyn and Jonathan Kay Kathleen and Nicholas Kleibor Elaine Klister Carol and Randall Knox Elizabeth Kocol and Terry Booth Jeff Kotwica Michael Kragh Thomas Kraklow Douglas F. Krimmer Ronald Krinn Shirley and Stanley Kritzik Erich Krueger and Bill Buresh Larry Krueger Richard Kunath Barbara Lauderdale, MD and Bradley Lauderdale, MD Christopher Laurent John Locke Jack Lord Leonard Lutzke Lois Malawsky and Jay Larkey, MD -Bill Manly and Darrel Donahue Kirk Mattson Linda and Abe McCabe Mark McCarthy and Mary Gitschier McCarthy Charity and Matthew McCrory Dennis Melchi and Robert Carroll Jeffry Miller and Kevin Roeder, Ph.D. -Milwaukee Repertory Theater Vivian Moller John Mooney and Douglas Johnson Melissa Mooney and Philip Schultz Marleen and Dwight Morgan William G. Morse Jackie Mosecki and George Holtz Gus Moulas Dale Mueller -Napalese Lounge
Mark Natzke Rosalie Neufeld and Thomas Bush Richard Nondahl Anne and Dan Nowakowski Ken Nurnberg Mark D. O’Brien Marci Ocker and Michael Frank, MD Mark O’Meara and Wendell Perkins Pannache Salon Pen Station Mary and Robert Peterson Mary Ellen and Bruce Pindyck Milo Pinkerton and Virgil Taus State Senator Jeffrey Plale -Quad Graphics, Inc. Carolyn Raasch Julie Raaum John Radelet Kris and David Reicher Christine and Michael Reilly Kim Reinecke Desiree M. Rembert Colleen and Thomas Remley Rexnord Foundation, Inc. Marsha J. Roecker Ronald A. Sachse Marilyn and Robert Savoy Lois Schleif Richard Schlimm Ruth Ann Schulz and Camille Houle Jean and James Schwerdt Kathie and James A. Schwertfeger Scooter’s Bar Cathy and Tim Shaw Dale Shidler and Kenneth Pitt Jack Smith Susan and Michael Smurr Sue and Tony Smyczek Elizabeth and Peter Sohnle Steven C. Stoddard, MD Barbara and Sterling Strause Barbara and Michael Sweeney Mary and John Szcygiel Michael D. Tarney Rayla Temin The Mathilde U. and Albert C. Elser Foundation This Is It Trade Press Publishing Corp. Dennis and Carol Trinastic Mary Frances Troudt James Tucker and Neil Lucchese, MD Ann Marie Uselmann and Michael McCrea Caitlin and Chad VanDierendonck Katherine Venskus and William Keeton Scott Wallace and Ron Via Victory and Robert Weske Sandra Westbrook Lana and Robert Wiese David Wiggins Judith Wilcox Joey Williams David G. Willms -Charles J. Wilson, DDS Jeanette and Ray Wolf
$100+
Gary Abplanalp Susan and James Andracchi Anonymous Cindy and Michael Arkens Ben Baker Jerry Barker Linda and Roger Barrington Rita and Randy Bash Susan and Mike Bauer Jamie Baum Tonya and Tim Baumstark David Baxa Mary Becker-Roth and John Roth Diane and David Bedran Kathy and Jon Beggs Kari Behling Patricia A. Benson David Berg David G. Berger Mary Berger Fred Berman Sarah Bernstein Kathleen H. Bink Shannon Birnschein Donna Borkin Erica Bova-Brown and Michael Brown Harry Bowen and Don Biddison Sara Bowen Norma J. Boyd Anne and Ted Brantingham Betty J. Braun Briggs & Stratton Corporation — Employee Giving Jill and Fredrik Broekhuizen Rachel Brosseau Brown County Task Force on Hunger, Inc. Jane Bruner John Buhler Michael Bula Nicole Butgereit Robert C. Byrne Amy and Nathaniel Cade Cafaro Law Offices, S.C. Janet and Robert Campbell Donna Carew and Michael Miller Mark Charles Erin and Gabe Chernov Chicago Spirit Brigade, Inc. Jim Christie Phillip F. Clauder Miriam J. Colton Community Action Coalition Connecting Cultures, Inc. Craig Cornelius CRA International DeDe Crymes-Williams Brian Curran and Thomas Smith Dean Damon and Bill Mossburg Joanne Danforth and Stewart Edwards Kathleen and Richard Danning Mark Davis and Peter Starck Dorothy and Arthur Degnitz Jerry Delugi Rita Derleth Jayne Desing
Gregory Dockter Carol Dolphin Suzanne and Stanley Dorf Beth Dufek Alicia and Pat Dupies Kurtis Dyer and Patrick Flaherty John W. Edbauer John and Jennifer Edmondson Alison Einbender and Jeffrey Kassel Roma and Laurence Eiseman Troy Emerson Reginald Emshoff DeRonda Engebretson Envy, Inc. Marie Erb Linda Farley, MD and Eugene Farley, MD Joel Fechter Feerick Funeral Home Festival Foods Susan Fickling Lucille and Gerhard Fischer Mike Fitzpatrick Katherine and Daniel Flaherty David and Tifany Frazer Friends of Tim Carpenter Teresa Full and Chris D’Amato Lisa Furseth G/L Community Center Sylvia Gallas Constance Ganapes and James Mazzulla Jackie Gardner Mary and Richard Garry Judy and Arnie Gertsma Anne Ghory-Goodman and Ward Ghory Hilary Giffen Inez and Eugene Gilbert Elaine and Harold Goetz Richard Goldberg and Kenneth Kayser Janet Goldman, MD Diana and Leonard Goldstein Burton Goodman, DDS Rosalie Greco Greendale Community Church Ginny Gribble Dean Gruber Robert Gruling and Richard Clark Jo and Bill Guenzel Dale Hagan David Hahn John Hale Tyra Hammett and Shannon Kilton Liz and Michael Hanna Harbor Credit Union Lindy Hauber Cora and Gordon Haugli Daniel Haworth Mrs. Herbert E. Heilbronner Evelyn Henn Colleen Hilbert Jenny and Bob Hillis John Hnilicka and Charles Cushing Joan and James Hogan Judith Holbrook John Holland and Konrad Kuchenbach Linda and Brian Holmes Mary Houseman and Janis Shogren
Marilyn and Joseph Huber Kathryn and Steve Huffman Mrs. Peter D. Humleker, Jr. James Hunt Hickory Hurie Nicole Hurley Miriam S. Hynek Elinor and Dale Ihlenfeldt Ruth Irvings and Amy Shapiro Terri Isabell Natalie Isensee Kathy and Thomas Jackson Joan and Jonathan Jacobs -Bette and Ron Jacquart Joan and Richard Janisch Julie E. Jaworski Sherry Jensen Anne and Scott Johnson Michael Johnston Joan and Laurence Kabins Darlene Kadlec Judge Charles Kahn and Patricia Keating-Kahn Allen L. Kamke John Kannenberg Alan Karbel Jeffrey Karp Susan and Dale Karpen Joseph Karpfinger and Craig Thelen Mandy and Ryan Kastner Sandy Hayes and John Keefe John Keegan Paul Kern Cathy and Richard Kerska Laurie and Bruce Kestelman Cory King Jean M. and Russell T. Kittleson, DDS Pat Klass Reverend Richard H. Klingeisen Daniel Klingler and Jay Langhurst Sharon Kolade Kaye L. Kolbe Ellen Kowalczyk Tim D. Kuehne Michael Kuharske Stephen Kuper Julia A. LaChapelle Cosette Lang Elaine Lange Yves LaPierre and Steven Dube John Larson -Nancy and Arthur Laskin Mary Jane and Lynn Laufenberg Candace L. Lesak Cherie A. Lockwood Valerie and Fred Longley Mary and William Lorentz Jeffrey C. Luckow Yvonne Lumsden-Dill and Michael Dill George Marek Peter Mastalir and Dennis Bartley Jack Masters Gale and James Mate Laura and Robert Mauermann Robert Mayer Elaine McDermott
Vance Werner and Jeffrey McEathron Marilyn and Dennis McGoldrick David Meissner Maria Melendez Mary Mellowes Tom Merline Eileen Mershart Jeffrey Miller Milwaukee Times Robert Michael Molloy Rosemary and John Monroe Brenda and Corey Mooney Bob Morris Sandra Morris Brad Morrison and David Bluma Marianne Morton and Robert Mitchell Morton Drug Company Ryan Moss Clayton Mrotek Lucia and John Murtaugh Elaine and Howard Myers Mary Jo and Dwight Nelson Notre Dame De La Baie Academy Jennifer M. O’Brien Barbara O’Connor and Stephanie Knuteson Jim Ostrander Kathleen H. Otterson Luke Allan Palese Daiva Parakininkas Bobbie Jo and Thomas Paulus -Peck Foundation Connie Pedersen and Sally Patrow Marshall Pepper Nancie and Jim Peterman Robert Peters Lynn and Ronald Phillips Suzanne and Richard Pieper Thomas Pierce Plymouth Church Jeanne M. Pokorny Antonina Prestigiacomo Lisa and Gregory Primuth Steven Puyleart and Todd Slusar Sharon and Joseph Radelet Randall Cabinetry, LLC Beverly C. Rautenberg-Panko Carol and Steve Rawlinko Miriam Reading and Richard Miller Ann Recob Adi Redzic Helen Reich Katharine Reilly Blaine Renfert Paula Riebe Keith Ritger Roncalli Newman Parish Christopher Roper and Todd Stacey Jeri Rose Christine Rosenbalm Daniel L. Rosmann Steve Rossiter Mike Ryan Barb and Joe Saiia Sanborn Tube Sales Jane and Charles Sauer
Nancy and James Schacht Joe Schinkten Christopher Schmitt Fran Serlin and Michael Cohn Jeff Seymour Penny Seymoure and Jeffrey Roberg Joseph Shapiro Mary and Joseph Shea Lisa and Paul Sherer Timothy Sherry Barbara and Melvin Shikora Lois Siebrecht Todd Siefert Diane Sisler Mary Ann and John Smilanich Julie and Sheldon Solochek Kenneth Solofra Kristina Somers and Richard Frohling Beje Spahiu Mary and John Splude St. Vincent Hospital Kathleen Stern Alan Stevenson Dawn and Scott Stokes Susan Stover Ruth and Wayne Streck Salli Stretti and Laura Dillon Adel and Robert Sucher Chester Suski Michael W. Sussek Anna Sutton Joe Szews Bob Tambellini Harvey Temkin Jerry Tenckhoff and Jim Julka Mark Tenorio Daniel F. Tessler Ronald Thelen Cheryl Thiede Reverend Richard L. Thomas Ray Tillman and Gary Deeg Keri Torgerson Hector Torres, Psy.D. Geoffrey Trotier Sandra and Ronald Tunis Marilyn and Timothy Tyre, MD United Way of Chippewa County University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire Karen and Samuel Urdan Ray Vahey Judy Valentino Marilyn Van Lanen David Vander Linden and Ross Goldberg Kathleen and Robert Vesperman Mary Renee and Lee Waldhart Judy and Richard Walker Patrick Walsh Pat Warnecke Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Church Lynn and Don Weber Greg Weingart David Wells Kristine Adams Wendt and Gene Wendt Michele and Daniel Weyers
Betty Weynand Dorothy Williams Jo Willis Thomas Wilson Wayne Winter Sue Winterstein John Witt, Jr. Sharon Wolf Katherine A. Wolter Mary Worley Suzanne Wosoba Melvin Wunsch Koua Xiong Dyan Yoder Barbara York Nancy and Richard Young Anthony Ziebert Daniel Zimmerman Salvatore Zizzo and David Chapdelaine Charlotte and Burton Zucker
Special Events ARCW is grateful to the following corporations and individuals for their generous support of ARCW fundraising special events.
Corporate Sponsors -American Family Insurance -Assurant Health BioScrip Pharmacy -Braden Plumbing, Inc. -Chase Creative Communication Concepts -Dynacare Laboratories Gilead Sciences, Inc. InterContinental Milwaukee Kahler Slater, Inc. L.E. Phillips Foundation Managed Health Services Insurance Corporation -Metavante Corporation -Miller Brewing Company -Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club -Milwaukee Brewers Charities -MM Insurance Associates, Inc. -Northwestern Mutual Foundation -Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin -Phoenix Care Systems -Promolux, Inc. -Ritz, Holman, Butala, Fine LLP -Roche Laboratories -SC Johnson, Inc. Tibotec Therapeutics -UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin -von Briesen & Roper, S.C. -Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy WEYCO Group, Inc. -Wisconsin Department of Tourism AIDS Walk Wisconsin 2006 Top Ten Teams We ‘R’ The Strongest Link
Olympia Brown Unitarian Universalist Church The Bold & The Bashfuls DEVO No Condom? No Way! Camp Heartland Sheboygan County Cares Goetz Team Northeast Navigators Visiting Nurse Association 2006 Raising The Bar Competition Winner: PUMP! Runner Up: Switch Jolly Holly Folly 2006 Restaurant Participants Bacchus Beans & Barley Market and Cafe Bella Caffe Cempazuchi Comida Brava Crawdaddy’s Restaurant Cubanitas Eat Cake Good Life Indigo Kil@wat La Perla Libiamo Maggiano’s Mia Famiglia Ristorante & Steak House Osteria del Mondo Palermo Villa Restaurant Pizza Man Potowatomi Catering Simma’s Bakery Taqueria Azteca The Capital Grille The Cooking Store The Soup Market Yaffa Restaurant & Lounge Hosts Gary Balzerzak Anne Graff -Jan Judziewicz and TJ Jeske Mary and John Szcygiel
Make A Promise 2007 Table Captains Abbott Laboratories Athlone Consulting LLC -Aurora Health Care Eric Boehle and Michael Stocke -Mary and Timothy Bowers Joseph Brooks and Bradley Ewerdt Center for International Health Nan and Dewey Cherek Community Action Coalition of South Central Wisconsin, Inc. Conta & Associates, Inc. Direct Supply, Inc. -Timothy Elverman and Dennis Miller -Anne and Dean Fitzgerald Foley & Lardner LLP
Forward Community Investments Friends of Tim Radelet Future Thinking GAMMA -Donna and Michael Gifford Jeff Gosseck Susan Hallberg -Father Mike Hammer Roma and John Hanson Cliff Heise Independent Care Health Plan Jan Judziewicz and TJ Jeske Jerome R. Kerkman Les Ciseaux Styling Salon Managed Health Services Insurance Corporation -Medical College of Wisconsin Jeffrey Miller -Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club Milwaukee LGBT Community Center Monarch Mortgage Company Pamela and Dan Mueller -Joseph Pabst -Robert Parrish and Richard Steele Project Home, Inc. -Promolux, Inc. Radelet Family -William Radler Reilly Family -Dan Riedl and Rick Stabler Stephanie Roades -Nita Soref Jake Stillings Dawn and Scott Stokes Tri-North Builders Katherine Venskus and William Keeton Scott Wallace and Ron Via Greg Weingart -Wisconsin AIDS Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation -Wisconsin Energy Foundation Wisconsin HIV Primary Care Support Network -Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority
In-Kind Gifts ARCW is grateful to the following individuals, organizations and businesses for their contributions of goods and services.
ABC – Live! with Regis & Kelly ABC News – Good Morning America Acacia Theatre Company AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin Employees Alberto Culver Company Allegro Coffee Company Allen Edmonds Shoe Corp. Alterra Coffee Roasters American TV Appliance & Furniture Amiable Dog Training
Art Bar Lila C. Aryan Bacchus U.S. Representative Tammy Baldwin Bartenders on the Go Bartolotta Restaurant Group Rita and Randy Bash BBC Lighting Co. Beans & Barley Market & Cafe Christine Beetow Phil Belair Bella Caffe Belle Fiori Floral Design Peter Bentz Better Brands Distributing, Inc. Felix Bofil Boston Store Boston Store Funiture Gallery Catherine Brautigam Broadway Paper Co. Bronze Optical Joseph Brooks and Bradley Ewerdt Cadott Bakery and Catering Canvasbacks Company Store Carma Laboratories, Inc. Carroll Studios of Photography Cedar Creek Pottery Cempazuchi Comida Brava Chanticleer Guest House Charles Allis/Villa Terrace Art Museums Chip & Py’s Circus World Museum Clear Channel Outdoor Mary Ann Collignon Coquette Cafe County Market Crawdaddy’s Restaurant Crazy Water Cubanitas Karen Damrow U.S. Senator Tom Daschle Leneya and Jeffrey DeMatthew Diablos Rojos Restaurant Group Dynacare Laboratories East Town Association, Inc. Eat Cake Elements East Ellen Zilli’s Catering Emery’s Bicycle & Super Fitness Centers Erv’s Mug Excel Custom Apparel Patrick Farrell and James Schroeder Fashion Ninja Firefly Urban Bar & Grill/ Gracious Catering Fitness Together Flagstone Landscaping Four Seasons Coffee Becky Franklin Freckle Face Boutique Fred Astaire Dance Studios Fred Boutique Gallery 505 Donna Geb General Mills, Inc. Kristy Goggio Good Life
Gordy’s County Market Tony Gorenc Graphicolor Printing Grasch Foods Green Bay Packers Jerry Grillo Guthrie Theater Glen Gygax Harley-Davidson Motor Company Joy Harmon David Harrison here! Networks Ann Hinderholtz Andrea Hodges Holiday Inn Milwaukee – City Centre Holzhauer Sign, Inc. Hotel Edison Hunger Task Force of Milwaukee Incentive Gallery Indigo InterContinental Milwaukee Hotel Isaacs Family LTD Rick Johnson Joseph Schmidt Confections Karl’s Rental Centers, Inc. Mandy and Ryan Kastner Katie Gingrass Fine Art Gallery Maureen and Gary Kavalar Kelch Corporation Kil@wat Laura and Peter Kimball Alessandra Kluck Joel Kopischke Koss Corporation La Perla Lakefront Brewery Lamers Bus Lines, Inc. Dara Larson Debra Laster Leinie Lodge Lela Boutique Frieda and Burt Levine Libiamo Mary Lockney Dianne and Buck Longwitz Maggiano’s Little Italy Mall of America Marcus Center for the Performing Arts Market Basket Marketplace Foods Marquette University Intercollegiate Athletics Grace Matson Bette McAnulty John McGivern and Steve Brandt Mega Pick N Save East Metropawlis Mia Famiglia Ristorante & Steak House MIAD Millennium Hotel Minneapolis Miller Brewing Company Milwaukee Admirals Milwaukee Art Museum Milwaukee Blooms Milwaukee Boat Line Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Milwaukee County Zoo Milwaukee Magazine Milwaukee Public Market Milwaukee Public Museum Milwaukee Repertory Theater Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. Minnesota Vikings Ali Mittelsteadt Lorraine and Morry Mitz Philanthropic Fund Monches Farm Mo’s Restaurants M’s Bar Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park Pamela and Dan Mueller John Murges National Business Furniture National Employee Assistance Services, Inc. Neroli Salon & Spa Netzow’s Pianos Jan Nitz Noodles & Company North Star American Bistro Jeremy Novy Jason Oliver Oriental Theatre Josie Osborne Osteria del Mondo Otter Creek Companies Inc. P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Pabst Theater Paintball Dave’s, Inc. Palermo Villa Restaurant Pannache Salon Greg Paquette Robert Parrish and Richard Steele Patterson Dental Catherine and William Perez Lynn and Ronald Phillips Kenneth Pitt and Dale Shidler Pizza Man PM Bedroom Gallery Christopher Pollack Potawatomi Bingo Casino Present Music PrideFest, Inc. Prime Quarter Steak House PRP Wine International, Inc. Quality Candy/Buddy Squirrel Queer Life News Julie Raaum Racine Art Museum Rascals Bar & Grill Katharine Reilly James R. Reinke Richardson Industries, Inc. Stephanie Roades Jeffry Miller and Kevin Roeder, Ph.D. Ram Rojas Ronin, Inc. Ron’s Castle Foods Roots Restaurant and Cellar Rubin’s Furniture Sentry
Shady Lane Greenhouse, Inc. Maureen and Gary Shebesta Joseph Siegworth Simma’s Bakery Siva Truck Leasing, Inc Skylight Opera Theatre Carolyn Snow Karen Snyder Elizabeth and Peter Sohnle Sprint Stano Landscaping, Inc. Starbucks Coffee Stein Optical Express Stone’s Throw Winery Salli Stretti and Laura Dillon Sullivan-Schein Dental Sunset Playhouse, Inc. Super Natural Distributors, Inc. Marvin Suson Sybaris Pool Suites Taqueria Azteca Pam Taylor Taylor’s The Alaska Shop The Capital Grille The Cooking Store The Entertainment Company The Geneva Inn The House of Stone The Knick The Love Monkeys The Maids Home Service The Onion The Pfister Hotel The Soup Market Cheryl Thiede Thomasville Home Furnishings Three Graces Time Warner Cable Transition Trattoria No. 10 Vito Valenti Van Galder Bus Company Gregg Vergetis and Curtis Cattanach Nichole Vesperman Walker Art Center Wal-Mart Walter Roob Creative Photography Washington House Inn Waterford Wine Company Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare Whole Foods Milwaukee Market Wisconsin Athletic Club Wisconsin Center District Suzanne and Gary Wulff Yaffa Restaurant & Lounge Yama Yoga Yanni’s Steakhouse Ziegler Kettle Moraine Jazz Festival Zoological Society of Milwaukee Milan Zori
ARCW 2007 Statement of Activities For Fiscal Year Ended August 31, 2007
REVENUE U.S. Department of Health & Human Services U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development State of Wisconsin City of Milwaukee Milwaukee County Racine County Brown County Eau Claire County Dane County Fund Development Special Event Expenses Grants to Wisconsin AIDS Programs United Way Reimbursement for Services Other Revenue TOTAL REVENUE EXPENSES Program Services: Prevention Health Care Social Services Housing Legal Assistance Public Affairs Supporting Activities: Administration Fund Development TOTAL EXPENSES CHANGE IN NET ASSETS NET ASSETS DIRECTED FOR CAPITAL EXPENSES* CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS
ARCW Board of Directors Dan Riedl, Chair
$2,111,749 733,468 4,466,538 530,695 302,909 52,780 22,810 26,042 18,907 2,066,817 (387,831) (18,147) 622,664 616,173 24,389 $11,189,963
Northwestern Mutual
Lynn Sprangers, Vice Chair
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club
Anthony Bartell
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Michael Brophy Midwest Airlines
Juan Carrasouillo We Energies
Rob Gordon SC Johnson
Mike Jones
Miller Brewing Company
G. Richard Olds, MD, FACP
Medical College of Wisconsin
Sharon Resch Volunteer
Ram Rojas
Ram Rojas Studios
$2,462,056 2,548,443 1,771,766 1,514,635 147,818 205,841 931,328 326,928 $9,908,815 $1,281,148 852,495 $428,653
Peggy Rosenzweig
Peggy A. Rosenzweig, LLC
Larry Schnuck
Kahler Slater, Inc.
Tony Shields
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
2007 Investment of Resources in HIV Services
* In 2007, ARCW net assets were directed to support major capital expenses for the renovation of the
ARCW Medical Center in Milwaukee and the construction of the new ARCW Dental Clinic in Green Bay
Balance Sheet For August 31, 2007
ASSETS Current Assets Net Fixed Assets Other Assets TOTAL ASSETS
$3,360,648 2,308,343 171,252 $5,840,243
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Current Liabilities Long-Term Liabilities Total Liabilities Total Net Assets TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
$1,933,854 753,563 2,687,417 3,152,826 $5,840,243
88% HIV Services
9% Administration 3% Fund Development
Complete audited financial statements are available upon request.
Our Vision The AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin envisions a world without AIDS and strives to assure that everyone with HIV disease will live a long and healthy life.
Our Mission The AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin is at the forefront of HIV prevention, care and treatment and is dedicated to providing quality medical, dental, mental health and social services for all people with HIV disease.
Appleton 103 Washington St. (920) 733-2068 800-773-2068
Eau Claire 505 Dewey St. S. Suite 107 (715) 836-7710 800-750-2437
Madison 121 S. Pinckney St. Suite 320 (608) 258-9103 800-518-9910
Green Bay 445 S. Adams St. (920) 437-7400 800-675-9400
Milwaukee 820 N. Plankinton Ave. (414) 273-1991 800-359-9272
Kenosha 1212 S. 57th St. (262) 657-6644 800-924-6601
Superior 1507 Tower Ave. (715) 394-4009 877-242-0282
La Crosse 2519 South Ave. (608) 785-9866 800-947-3353
Wausau 1105 Grand Ave. Suite 1 (715) 355-6867 800-551-3311
www.arcw.org For more information about HIV/AIDS contact: The Wisconsin HIV/STD/Hepatitis C Information and Referral Center A Program of the AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin • (414) 273-2437 • 800-334-2437 • www.irc-wisconsin.org