2010 Annual Impact Report

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2010

In 2010 Health Alliance for Austin Musicians celebrated its fifth year and added a fifth service provider. The following pages feature five HAAM member-musicians and the healthcare providers that have helped them.

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Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Carolyn Schwarz, Executive Director P.O. Box 301496 • Austin, TX 78703-0025 www.MyHaam.org • 512-322-5177

Our Mission: Health Alliance for Austin Musicians provides access to affordable health care for Austin’s low-income, uninsured working musicians.

Our Affiliate Service Providers: Seton Family of Hospitals primary medical care St. David’s Foundation basic dental care The SIMS Foundation mental health and addiction-recovery services Estes Audiology hearing health services Prevent Blindness Texas vision health services

Our Board of Directors: Chris Adams, partner, Maxwell Locke & Ritter LLP Lidia Agraz, principal, Punta Reyes Properties Karen Bartoletti, shareholder, Graves Dougherty Hearon & Moody Ray Benson, Asleep at the Wheel Lisa Hickey, director of marketing, C3 Presents John T. Kunz, president, Waterloo Records & Video Earl Maxwell, chief executive officer, St. David’s Foundation Diana Resnik, senior vice president, community care, Seton Family of Hospitals Edward Safady, chairman, Central Texas Area, Prosperity Bank Tim Taylor, partner, Jackson Walker LLP Richard Topfer, Topfer Family Foundation and managing director, Castletop Capital Madge Vasquez, director of dental operations, St. David’s Foundation Liz Watson, community volunteer, mother Howard Yancy, principal, Zydeco Development

working with affiliate service providers

Letter from the Chairman of the Board

Dear Friends, The year 2010 was one of growth and transition for Health Alliance for Austin Musicians. It was the first year without our founder Robin Shivers, but all of us continued to be inspired and guided by her vision for HAAM and helping Austin musicians.

The Austin community’s generosity has enabled us to continue expanding our services and assist more musicians.

In five-and-a-half years, HAAM has helped over 2,200 musicians. In 2010 we added The SEE Project with affiliate service provider Prevent Blindness Texas. On one day in June, 175 musicians had full eye exams at Eye Physicians of Austin. Each musician who needed glasses received a prescription and a voucher for glasses. We strengthened our relationship with The SIMS Foundation, and we continued our work with Seton, St. David’s and Estes Audiology.

In 2010 we welcomed new board members Lisa Hickey and Liz Watson. The commitment and leadership by our Board of Directors coupled with the passion and drive of our Executive Director Carolyn Schwarz are the key reasons for HAAM’s success. Also, a key to success is the excellent leadership from other volunteers. Keith Carmichael chaired HAAM Benefit Day 2010, and Keith and his outstanding committee helped us have our biggest and most fun HAAM Benefit Day to date, raising over $195,000. The whole day was a wonderful celebration of Austin and our musicians, and I hope everyone will mark their calendar now for HAAM Benefit Day 2011, which will be Tuesday, October 4. Also, big thanks to Lisa Hickey and Dan Connolly, who co-chaired a very successful Corporate Battle of the Bands. It was a fun night at Antone’s as we listened to great music from eight different bands. This year the Battle will again be at Antone’s on April 28. We are also very grateful to Good Eggs & HAAM, a group of dynamic young professionals who support HAAM’s mission. Through their efforts and the leadership of Quinn Donahue, Scott Flack, Jackie Mooney and Clint Strait, they made a significant contribution to HAAM in 2010.

As HAAM moves into its sixth year, it is time for the organization to “grow up.” HAAM is transitioning out from under the auspices of Austin Community Foundation (ACF). We are extremely grateful to ACF for shepherding us through the early years, and we are excited about the opportunities ahead as a stand-alone organization. Jennifer Stowe is our Director of Services, and with the transition out of ACF, we welcome Kristina Winters to the HAAM staff as Office Manager. With Kristina on board, Carolyn’s great leadership and Jennifer’s dedication and love for Austin’s musicians, I am confident that this transition will be seamless and that 2011 will be another great year for Health Alliance for Austin Musicians.

It has been humbling to know what a difference HAAM is making in the lives of the musicians. When asked how HAAM is affecting his life, one musician told us, “I have quit smoking, I struggle to exercise more, and I eat a healthier diet. I drink less, and I visit the doctor more frequently. The most important change, however, is that I now feel more confident about myself and my life knowing that the community I grew up in supports what I do, and that my hard work in the arts is appreciated here. This new mentality has proven to be the most important one for me.”

This work is only possible because of the generosity of the community and the amazing contributions of the affiliate service providers. Thank you for sharing your gifts to make sure that we keep music in Austin alive and well.

Tim Taylor

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2010

“When I was discharged from the hospital, Dr. Kerr, my primary care physician at Seton McCarthy, had a big job ahead of her. I have to take medicine that keeps my blood constitution within a certain range. That requires regular blood work.

Dr. Kerr and her team help keep me on track with my blood work and do so much more. I am fortunate to have Dr. Kerr as my doctor. I relate to her not only as a doctor but as a beautiful human being.”

— Will Sexton

HAAM Services in 2010

HAAM Members 1,800

Seton Family of Hospitals provided:

1,698

1,600

2,383 clinic visits to 929 patients

81%

1,400

1,605 prescriptions 873 hospital services, including outpatient, inpatient and emergency room procedures 149 referrals to specialists

1,353

1,300

927

1,000

St. David’s Foundation provided:

800

936 dental visits to 526 patients

600

The SIMS Foundation provided:

400

5,298 sessions of counseling, psychiatric and addiction-recovery services

200

Members who earn less than $16,000/year

1,199

1,200

667 450

66%

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Number of Members

Estes Audiology provided:

Members who are younger than the age of 40

screening, education and fittings for 320 musicians, who then received custom earplugs

Prevent Blindness Texas provided: complete eye exams, prescriptions and vouchers for free pairs of glasses (if needed) for 175 musicians

95% Approval rating from HAAM membermusicians for quality of care and services

Statement of Financial Position Assets Cash

$

100.00

Money Market 6 01 , 4 3 8 .7 1 Total Assets

$ 6 01, 5 3 8 . 7 1 4% Sustaining Sponsors

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities

$

0.00

Unrestricted Undesignated Net Assets 264,874 . 1 3 Unrestricted Designated for Reserve Fund 336,664.58

20% Individual Contributions

Less than 1% Interest and Dividends 12% Fundraising

Total Net Assets 6 01 , 53 8 .7 1 Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$ 6 01,53 8 .7 1

Statement of Activities Revenue Foundation Support

8% Management/General

$ 1 4 5 ,500.00

29% Foundation Support

47% Special Events

80% Program

Special Events 233,864.38 Sustaining Sponsors

20,000.00

Individual Contributions 100,459. 5 1 Interest and Dividends

785.88

Reserve Fund Interest and Dividends

$2,664.5 8

Total Revenues

$ 500,609.77

Expenses Fundraising

$ 4 4 ,593.30

Management/General 30, 57 0 . 5 2 Program Total Expenses

297,348.93 $ 372, 5 1 2 .75

REVENUE

EXPENSES

Revenue and expense figures do not include the market value of healthcare services (estimated to be $3.5 million in 2010) provided by HAAM’s affiliate service providers, Seton Family of Hospitals, St. David’s Foundation and The SIMS Foundation to HAAM enrollees.

In 2010 HAAM was a special project fund of the Austin

Summary Change in Net Assets

$ 1 30, 7 6 1 . 6 0

Net Assets, Beginning of Year

$ 470, 7 7 7. 1 1

Net Assets, End of Year

$ 6 01,53 8 . 7 1

Community Foundation.

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2010

“HAAM has helped me take care of things that I had to put to the side because I couldn’t afford them. The earplugs were something I wanted to do but never thought it would be possible because of the cost. Luckily, HAAM has The HEAR Project with affiliate service provider Estes Audiology. My hearing exam showed that my hearing is still pretty good, and now with the custom-fit earplugs, I will prevent hearing loss for years to come. In my industry, hearing is something you just can’t afford to lose.”

— Kalu James

HAAM Benefit Day “Whole Foods Market is committed to each community where we have put down roots — and there’s no place we have deeper roots than Austin. When Whole Foods opened its doors 30 years ago, it set out on a simple mission: to provide a more natural alternative to the conventional grocery options available at that time. That mission still rings true today. When HAAM opened its doors five years ago, the mission was to provide access to affordable health care for Austin’s musicians, focusing on prevention and wellness. We support local causes that are aligned with our mission and core values and those that are important to our shoppers and neighbors, and the health of our musicians is important to all of us! So I encourage everyone to come out and shop on HAAM Benefit Day!” — Rebecca Scofield, Austin community relations, Whole Foods Market

Whole Foods Market was the presenting sponsor for the fifth annual HAAM Benefit Day on Tuesday, September 21. HAAM Benefit Day is a city-wide celebration of live music and the talented musicians who make Austin and its culture so rich.

It was a record-breaking day all around, with the largest number of Austin-area businesses making a donation or pledging a portion of the day’s proceeds — more than 200 — and the most musical performances (more than 140) heard on any HAAM Benefit Day. The result was the most funds raised to date on HAAM Benefit Day: $195,000!

HAAM is incredibly grateful to the community for your support! Your contributions far exceeded the $10,000 matching grant from Texas Heritage Songwriters’ Association. HAAM is also especially appreciative of Whole Foods Market, which has made an incredible commitment to musicians’ health throughout the five years of this event. Underwriters C3 Presents, South By Southwest and ThunderCloud Subs also have been longstanding supporters of HAAM Benefit Day, and we thank you. One of the unique aspects of HAAM Benefit Day is the incredible artwork, and we thank GSD&M and Dale Minor for the support and creativity!

HAAM invites all businesses, residents and musical acts to participate in the sixth HAAM Benefit Day on Tuesday, October 4, 2011.

Special thanks to members of the HAAM Benefit Day 2010 Committee, including chairman Keith Carmichael, Mark Bellman, Lisa Hickey, David Jabour, John T. Kunz, Cathy Nabours, Nancy Nichols, Alison Silverstein and Diana Zuniga.

HAAM Benefit Day 2010 performances: Ian McLagan & the Bump Band at the Gibson Showroom Dan Dyer at Whole Foods Market Colin Gilmore and Jared Hall at Phil’s Icehouse Mark Younger-Smith and Aaron Barrera of Murder My Sweet at Encore Records

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2010

“I was on tour playing drums for a Texas country artist and took a fall off the stage as I was moving my gear.

Because of the nature of the fall, my hip took the brunt of it. I continued to gig for over a month thinking it was just a sprain. It got to the point where I couldn’t walk was at

because so

bad.

Seton

the Dr.

Topfer

pain

Risinger saw

me

immediately and helped me get to an orthopedist, who determined I was suffering from osteonecrosis; my hip bone was dying. I needed a full hip replacement. This process required a lot of navigation, and Jennifer at the HAAM office was there for me all along. She really went to bat for me. Thanks to HAAM, Seton Family of Hospitals and all my doctors, including Dr. David Dogin, I will be rockin’ for years to come!”

— Keith Slack

HAAM Benefit Day Participating Businesses Presenting Sponsor

Print Sponsors

Whole Foods Market

BuildASign Ginny’s Printing Sanctuary Printshop

Whole Earth Provision Company Wild About Music Yum Yum Frozen Yogurt

5% Donors

Friends

Underwriters C3 Presents South By Southwest Texas Heritage Songwriters’ Association ThunderCloud Subs

Partners – $5,000 The Brown Cup The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Gibson Musical Instruments GSD&M Keller Williams Realty International

Sponsors – $2,500 Aetna Amy’s Ice Creams/Phil’s Icehouse Austin Association of Health Underwriters Delaware North Companies, proud operator of the businesses at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, including: The Austin Chronicle Austin City Limits Austin Java Gates 10 & 15 Austin Warehouse District BookPeople Earl Campbell’s Sports Bar Hill’s Cafe Lefty’s Bar and Grille on 6th Street The Longhorns Store Mangia Pizza Maudie’s Tex-Mex Nuevo Leon Ray Benson’s Roadhouse Bar The Salt Lick Bar-B-Que Schlotzsky’s Deli SoCo Market Waterloo Records Jackson Walker LLP Lakeway Resort and Spa Lilly USA LLC McQueary Henry Bowles Troy LLP Neiman Marcus RunTex Silicon Labs Strait Music Company Twin Liquors UnitedHealthcare Wyndham Garden Hotel

Supporting Sponsors – $1,000 Apothecary Shop Pharmacy Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Employer Solutions Group Frost Bank Hilton Austin J. Stowe & Co. LLC Music Lab NadaMoo! Dave and Beth Yanke

Media Sponsors Austin American-Statesman Austin Business Journal The Austin Chronicle KGSR, 101X, KLBJ-FM L Style/G Style ME Television News 8 Austin Soundcheck Magazine Time Warner Cable

These businesses donated 5% of proceeds from sales on HAAM Benefit Day. 34th Street Cafe Allandale Painters Supply Antone’s Antone’s Record Shop Aquarelle Artz Rib House Austin Visitors Center Batter Blaster B.D. Riley’s Birds Barbershop–2110 S. Lamar Blue Star Cafeteria Casa Brasil Club DeVille Continental Club Cypress Grill downSTAIRS Apparel El Interior El Sol y La Luna Elephant Room Encore Records Escobedo Skin Center Evangeline Cafe Flamingo Cantina Flipnotics Freddie’s Place Güero’s Taco Bar Headhunters Hole in the Wall Hotel San Jose Iguana Grill Irie Bean Coffee Bar J. Black’s Jo’s Coffee Kerbey Lane–26th/Guadalupe La Sombra Bar & Grill Lamberts Downtown Barbecue Legendary Beads Live Oak Pharmacy Mohawk Momo’s Pita Pit Rae Cosmetics Red 7 Rockin’ Tomato Romeo’s Rootin’ Ridge Toymakers Ruby’s BBQ Santa Rita Cantina Saxon Pub Shady Grove Restaurant The Side Bar Sneak Attack Speakeasy on the Avenue Sweatbox Studio Sweet Charity Tara Cuccia Photography Texas Music Water Thirsty Planet Brewing Co. Threadgill’s TNT-Tacos and Tequila Tom’s Tabooley Torchy’s Tacos Town Market The Trading Post Wine Bar & Grill Urban Betty Salon Vino 100 Waterloo Ice House–38th/Medical Parkway Waterloo Records & Video

Austin Motel Ball-Peoples Barefoot Wine Brenda Ladd Photography David N. Goldstein Insurance Services Downtown Austin Alliance Los Senderos Studio LLC Oxford Commercial Patagonia RFG Ryan Rothrock, Brown & Brown Insurance Sandy Kurtzman Photography Shoal Creek Saloon St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church The Summit Agency Trudy’s UnitedHealthcare Dental Watkins Insurance Wortham Insurance

HAAM Benefit Day 2010 promotion poster

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2010

The third annual Corporate Battle of the Bands participants brought their A game, rockin’ the Antone’s crowd to the tune of $25,000 raised for HAAM. Clockwise from top left: Amy Saberian belts out a rocker with My So Called Band (George & Brothers LLP), ¡The Deüce! (Cirrus Logic) won Best Cover Band and Fan Favorite, The Rejected Takeoffs (Austin Digital Inc.) took home the grand prize and Go Action Team (GSD&M) won Best Original Band. Judges were music journalist Andy Langer, musicians Johnny Goudie and Kathy Valentine, and booking agent Matt Hickey.

2010 Special Events Ray Benson’s Birthday Bash Ray Benson celebrated his birthday in style in 2010 with an all-star bash in March, and he chose Health Alliance for Austin Musicians as the beneficiary of the festivities. It was an amazing evening of great music, food and fun! Thank you, Ray, for sharing your big day with HAAM. We are looking forward to helping you celebrate again this year!

Corporate Battle of the Bands “H-E-B values the Austin community and is excited to sponsor and participate in HAAM’s Corporate Battle of the Bands and celebrate these artists who live in our great city.

We encourage our local business peers to join in as well and support the organization’s mission to provide access to healthcare services to uninsured local musicians.”

— Craig Riha, retail operations director of H-E-B

Good Eggs & HAAM Good Eggs & HAAM is a group of young professionals who are passionate about live music, understand that musicians are a unique and important cultural and economic resource for Austin and have a desire to give back and support musicians’ health care. Good Eggs educate the community about HAAM and its mission and support the organization through an annual monetary contribution. Additionally, Good Eggs participate in social networking events and fundraising events throughout the year that allow opportunities to advocate for musicians’ health. In fewer than two years, this group of individuals has made a tremendous impact on musicians’ health care. Thank you!

HAAM wishes to recognize past co-chairs Quinn Donahue, Scott Flack, Jackie Mooney and Clint Strait and welcome 2011 co-chairs Rikki Hardy and Elise Zahtila. We thank you for your support and leadership!

Cirrus Logic and H-E-B presented the third annual Corporate Battle of the Bands fund-raiser and concert on Tuesday, April 20. Bands made up of business professionals who play music as a hobby competed against each other in front of celebrity judges and a packed house at Antone’s to raise awareness and funds for HAAM. Congratulations to all of the year’s participants — you were great! A special thank you to event co-chairs Dan Connolly and Lisa Hickey for your leadership of the event!

HAAM invites business professionals who love to play live music to join in the 2011 Corporate Battle of the Bands on Thursday, April 28.

5th Anniversay Rockstar Brunch The year 2010 marked HAAM’s fifth anniversary. To celebrate HAAM hosted a Rockstar Brunch at Zilker Clubhouse on a beautiful Sunday in May. Jeremy Bruch, a local musician and chef, created delicious treats to accompany great food and beverages from some local favorites. Ocote Soul Sounds performed its amazing music, and special recognition was given to the affiliate service providers who contribute so much to HAAM’s member-musicians! Special thanks to brunch sponsors Batter Blaster, C3 Presents, Hey Cupcake!, Iowan Chef, Kohana Coffee, Rebecca Fondren Photography, RockStar Bagels, Sandy Kurtzman Photography, Tito’s Vodka, Twin Liquors and Whole Foods Market.

HAAM’s 5th Anniversary Rockstar Brunch: HAAM Board Member, Asleep at the Wheel front man Ray Benson with Michelle Valles Ocote Soul Sounds vocalist Courtney Morris entertains the crowd.

HAAM Board Chairman Tim Taylor and Executive Director Carolyn Schwarz recognize affiliate service providers.

Senator Kirk Watson, musician Ian McLagan and Rick Resnik enjoy the sights and sounds.

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2010

“Before joining HAAM, I was diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. I was in and out of the hospital and was forced to quit my band. I couldn’t breathe enough to keep up on my drums…. HAAM got me set up with Dr. Buttrey.

She really cares about me, and I haven’t been back to the ER once! I can’t stress enough how grateful I am to HAAM. They allowed me to continue to play music.”

— Adam Gibbs

2010 HAAM Donors Foundations

Contributors ($100 to $499)

Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation Austin Community Foundation The Eucalyptus Foundation The Hellman Family Foundation Klinck Foundation Inc. The Moody Foundation RGK Foundation Sterling-Turner Foundation St. David’s Foundation Topfer Family Foundation Tried and True Foundation

Wendell Allen Susan Antone Baldillo Music Becky Beaver Deaton Bednar Carol Bercen Howard Blatt and Charla Jones Sean and Roslyn Breen Greg Brent Jim Butler and Lynn Whitten Cantu and Hickson P.C. Paula Carroll Gregory Carter and Megan Haley Brady Coleman Paula Custer Barry and Patricia Dorfman Stephen Englander Sharon Espinoza Joseph and Elizabeth Eto Bill and Judith Evans Carol Finney Richard Fitzpatrick and Faith Steinberg Jim and Linda Fryer Jim and Diana George Girl Guitar Elizabeth Goettert Calvin and Joy Gooden Paul Grotevant and Carolyn Schwarz Sam and Michelle Haddad Russell Harding John and Susan Harris Analie Harrison Lois Hay Hohmann, Taube & Summers LLP Scout and Cass Hook N. Lindsay Idlet B.R. and Nancy Inman Sally Ireland Dorothy Johnson John T. Kunz The Lauterstein-Conway Massage School Law Office of Michael Baumer Melissa LoBiondo Marvin Long and Keisha Gray William Maese William and Sherry McHale Ian McLagan Danielle McNeely Marshall and Sharron Meece Jack and Delores Minor Thomas Moore Doug and Susan Moreland Elliot Naishtat Manuel and Caryn Newburger Erin Osenbaugh Mary Anna Paul Eric Peltoniemi

Sustaining Sponsor (At least $5,000 each year for three years) AT&T Phil and Cecilia Collins The Garber Family Foundation A. Bratten Thomason

Benefactors ($5,000 or more) C3 Presents Cirrus Logic Good Eggs & HAAM H-E-B Lacy Maxwell Productions South By Southwest Howard and Mary Yancy

Supporters ($1,000 to $4,999) AMD Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau Austin Digital Inc. Austin Parks Foundation (ACL Music Festival 2010) Austin Outhouse Reunion Lee Baker and Heather Strout George & Brothers LLP Kodosky Family Fund Lakeway Resort and Spa Maggiano’s Magnachip Semiconductor Inc. Maxwell Locke & Ritter LLP Erin and Eve McArthur National Karaoke League Old Settler’s Music Festival Physicians Way Medical Weight Management Play N Trade Spencer Pricenash John and Rhoda Schwarz Donovan and Catarina Sigerfoos Susan Spohn St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church St. David’s Episcopal Church Ken Stephens Ernest Wood and Alison Silverstein Wyndham Garden Hotel

Friends ($500 to $999) The Austin Bead Society Peter Barlett The Barron, Newburger & Sinsley Charitable Fund Karen Bartoletti Blue Rock Artist Retreat & Studio Candace Carlisle Central Texas Bluegrass Association Inc. Will and Gillian Coates Gerard Cosloy Bill Dickson Jobe Dino and Anderson Lee Jesus and Quen Garza Charlotte Herzele Kerry Kimbrough Meadowview Family LLC The Mohawk Peter and Carol Richards Stephen Schwarz Tim Taylor Tony and Amy Thomas

Valerie Phillips Pierpoint Communications Tom and Elizabeth Pittman David and Peggy Rackley Allan and Jan Reagan Kim Reese Robert Earl Keen Band E. Kimball Salls David Sanger Stephen and Valeska Sather Phil and Donna Schmidt Matthew Schwoebel Scott and Barbara Sebastian Michael and Robyn Shapiro Site Solutions Bobby Smith Jim Stair Streusand & Landon LLP David Sullivan and Mary Baughman Joel and Elisa Sumner

Margaret Taylor Jim Thomas Threadgill’s World Headquarters Three Rivers Imported Auto Douglas Ulman United Way Capital Area Kirk and Liz Watson Alison Welz Sally White Layton and Ann Wilson Gary Wimmer V.G. Yiu Jennifer Yoder Diana Zuniga Donors (up to $99) Carol Ahlgren Richard and Merriessa Anton Austin Natural Soap Emily Bankston Larry Baldauf Diana Ball Paul Barker Barbara Barron Kathy Baum Alison Beck Michael and Heather Becker Greg Beets and Katherine Harrington Alan Bergstrom Heather Bernard Brian Birdwell Sandra Blakeway Roy Blume and Debra Taylor Allene Booth Michael Bull and Alice Carter Edna Butts Troy Campbell and Michelle Harper Keith and Robin Carmichael Benton Carter Colin and Sara Clark Kevin Cox Blas Coy and Rebecca Bennett David Cripe Francis Cronin James Dahlbey Gerald Daugherty Brian and Michelle Dean Ashley Deaton Nick and Kathleen Deaver Jana Deming Larry Deuser Karla Eaton Catherine Egan Helen Eisert Eleven Fingered Charlie LLC Martin and Kimberly Erhart Laura Feeney Jeff and Carol Fegan Bruce and Tracy Fell Paul and Dawn Fleischer Natalie Flowers Linda Foss C.J. and Cindy Freeman Renee French Leslie Friedlander Andrew Frieduthul Front Room Music Richard and Vicki Fry Robert and Arantza Garcia Brian Garlock Colin Gilmore Bonnie Glasgow Kathryn Gosnell Marybeth Gradziel Mark and Karen Greiner Kathryn Hale Ken and Mona Hale Barbara Haynes Timothy Herman Matt and Lisa Hickey Charles and Courtney Hill

Harrell Hoffman Denise Hosek Mary Rose Howard James Huckaby Juanita Jean Dick Jerrell Howard and Kathleen Kalish Susan Kelley Leslie Kempler Peter Kircher Mike and Barbara Klepfer Robert Kramer Ky Lane and Lisa Cauble Baylis Laramore Jimi Lee Donald Lipinski Neil Loewenstern Karen Lovett Meredith McAlmon Jeff McCord and Catherine Crane Kevin and Patricia McGillicuddy Mary and Sophie McNeil Douglas and Kimberly McQuaid Dan Michener Elizabeth Mitchell Frederick Moffitt Delores Muhich Ann Nguyen Amy Novak Kevin Ormand Todd Pappas Bunny Parr Brian Perez Pinetop Perkins Lynn Polingyouma Katheryn Porter Shannon Powers Harriett Pozen Brian and Elizabeth Prestwood Medwyn Price Tom Rafferty and Frederika Tausch Ann Rapp Joe Reichler Rick and Diana Resnik Daniel and Cecilia Rodriguez Farrell and Sally Rowe Sarah Rucker Jessica Russell Lindsey Schmidt Geoffrey and Laura Schulman Paul Shapiro Shepherd of the Hills Christian Church Joseph and Roberta Sherfy Chad Smith and Elizabeth Leader-Smith Ross Smith Kim and Frances Stelly Stonehoney Douglas Tabony Texas Neurorehab Center Maria Thompson Linda Timmons Gaylen Tips Connie Todd Tom and Kelly Tomlinson Edythe Tonnesen Brian and Annette Towns Teri Treme Diane Trevino Patricia Van Buren Jill Velez Debra Watson Jeff and Tina Weinberger Byron White Jon White Becky Willard B.E. and J.A. Williams Richard and Hannah Williams David Wise Emily Yarbrough Wesley Yeager

In Celebration of Ray Benson’s Birthday American Federation of Television and Radio Arts American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Kevin and Olga Benz Raymond and Michelle Bonilla Brown Distributing Company Calendar Holdings LLC Carmen Cernosek Root Choyce George and Mary Elizabeth Cofer Patricia Cramer Delaware North Company Mary Frances Despres Donna Di Carlo John Goodspeed and Marianne Odom Deborah Hamilton H-E-B Todd Kivi Lehman Associates George Majewski and Carlyne Major Michael McKinnon and Summer Woodman Panache Interior Design Robert and Sue Present Prosperity Bank The Recording Academy Nikki Rowling Peter Schwarz and Dianne Borges Va Stephens Treaty Oak Bank In Celebration of Charlene Hancock’s Birthday Roberto Kamide and Jane Malinoff-Kamide In Celebration of Gary Keller’s Birthday Bryon Ellington In Honor of Bob and Lisa Patricia Borowicz In Honor of Josephine Louise Card Lew Card In Honor of David Carroll Bob and Idalia Carroll In Honor of Ruby Dee Jill King In Honor of Floyd Domino Robert Smith In Honor of Kelly Edmondson Roger Edmondson In Honor of Terri Hendrix Lee Epstein In Honor of Howard Hersh Steven Wiese In Honor of Ed Horne and Marvin Galloway Site Solutions In Honor of Charlie Jones Suzi Weiss In Honor of John Kunz and Kathy Marcus Bruce and Kathryn Grube In Honor of Traci Lamar-Hancock Erica Alejandro In Honor of Frank and Barbara Leach Dawn Leach and Family In Honor of Jud Newcomb James and Kate Rooni In Honor of Mike O’Mahony Thomas Garza and Elizabeth Richmond-Garza

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2010

“As a working musician on a low income, there is no way that I could afford medical and dental insurance. The universal need for medical attention is one more barrier musicians and

must

thankfully,

overcome, in

Austin

HAAM helps us do just that.

This year I discovered I had the first cavity of my life.

The St. David’s Foundation Dental

Program

did

an

amazing job filling my cavity, and their staff members are some of the sweetest people on

earth.

Thank

you

for

keeping the music alive and healthy!”

— Philip Gibbs

2010 HAAM Donors (continued) In Honor of Riley Osborne Lance and Virginia Boswell In Honor of Tania Palumbo David Palumbo

Michael Lebeda James Stricklan Amy Wischnia

In Honor of Tommy Rich Elise Calhoun

In Memory of David Del Ciello William Lackowski

In Celebration of Blake Morgan Richardson’s Birthday Jerry and Marian Ripley

In Memory of Carroll DesChamps Hood William Dick and Kiyoshi Tamagawa

In Honor of Marcia Rule Lindsey Verrill In Honor of Carolyn Schwarz Donald Arthur Paul and Judith Lippe Rob Rosenblatt and Rachel Fagan Pilar Sanchez In Honor of Dave Sikora Site Solutions In Honor of Carl Smith Marvin Hecker In Honor of Roland Swenson Victor Young In Honor of Jeff Talmadge Susan Davidson In Honor of Tim Taylor Tim and Carol Crowley Bill and Lynn Fowler In Honor of Will Taylor and Karen Mal Margaret Taylor In Honor of Gerald and Gayle Tharp Ang and Moe Tharp In Honor of Richard Topfer Topfer Family Foundation In Honor of Chris Watson and Julie Gantz Jonathan and Darcie Watson In Honor of Karen Webb Linda Stann In Honor of Kelly West and Bryan Blanton Brandi Weber In Honor of Barry Yancey Kevin Rust In Memory of Lee Anderson’s Mother Thomas Chapmond and Gail Penney-Chapmond In Memory of Bill Beightler Jerry Doyle In Memory of Tom Bianchi Ann Lancaster In Memory of Stephen Bruton Roger and Gayle Anderson In Memory of Slim Bryant Fred Orlansky In Memory of Martin Buehler Caroline Morris In Memory of Roy Edward Byers Joe Brown Laura Friedman Roxane Nichols In Memory of Tony Campise George and Carlyne Majewski Tony Campise Trust In Memory of Alex Chilton Dan Beach In Memory of Mike Davis David and Kathy Anderson Bland Crowder Barry Davis Jennifer Davis Karen Friese Jim Kenealy John Lyons

In Memory of Justin Hubner Robert and Laura Campbell Martin Cobern Sarijane Cockreham Trey Cook Tommy and Karen Dies Louise Johnson Riaz Minai Lawrence Wright In Memory of David Kembro Paul and Alice Andrews Tom Beard Clarence Bonnen Austin and Rochelle Bush Mary Clare Matthew Daumen Rainbow Di Benedetto and Raj Singh Brian Hunsdorfer Mark Long Catherine Reynolds Cassidy Santaguida Timothy Tashjian Cheryl Westerman In Memory of Johnnie Lavender Sharon Espinoza Mark Farley In Memory of Stevie Looney George and Carlyne Majewski In Memory of Tina Marsh Cynthia Bloom Collectible Jewelry In Memory of Jackie Ware Matthews Sharon Cofer In Honor of Sophia Menyhert Steve and Joy Menyhert In Memory of Mike Mercer Mark Hays and Janice Williams In Memory of Helen Mitchell Devorah Sellers In Memory of Stephen A. Moyik Rick Freeman In Memory of Jim Ramsey Wendell Allen ARCA Inc. Stephen Bragg Kathy Connell Cox Radio Group Atlanta Cox Radio Inc. Todd DeLong Kevin Gephart Erica Grimm Tom Hennessy Hubbard Broadcasting Inc. KENS5-TV Bill Louk Phillip Maxwell Greg and Julie Murray Edwin and Carol Seal Wendy Sedlacek Andy Stavast Mitch Watkins Susan Wenz In Memory of Martha Reue Margery Reue In Memory of Stan Rutkowski and Barbara Gantos Kevin Rutkowski

In Memory of Bradley Kyle Schroeder Clint Truitt In Memory of Pearl “Bobby” Seifert Ada Anderson In Memory of Katherine Sheeley Janice Aguero Karen Ballard Bill and Wanda Bradfield James and Liz Chapman Johnny and Margo Church Doyle Clark Lois Clark James and Linda Dolan Allan and Nancy Dyer Echo Crew Michael and Karla Giardina Robert Harris Michael and Pamella Heinzman James and Julie Herring John Kane and Lisa Rawl Melissa Key Timothy and Brigid Knipp Robert Larson and Elizabeth Wauter Rick Martinez Gaylord and Patricia Meyers James and Sandra Montgomery Jill Nachtman Charlie Pace D.M. Portugal Richard and Carolyn Portugal Paul and Jan Prasek Rick and Diana Resnik Diene Richter Patricia Jane Robbins-Furman Mary Rotolo Thomas and Joan Samp Kenneth Tyssen and Bonnie Brown Jackie Vick Wendy Vick Richard and Donna White Jane Zieser In Memory of Robin Shivers Bill Arhos Amanda Beck Calvin Bentson Donna Budak William Cunningham

Bennie Downing Susan Driver Kay Finnell Tommy and Beth Granger Griffith Small Animal Hospital Jack and Patti Gullahorn Anna and Deborah Hamilton Clarke and Catherine Heidrick David and Dealey Herndon Blake Hoekstra Bill and Cathy Horn Floyd Ivey Jon Newton Catherine Malone McBee Family Foundation Marshall and Sharon Meece Kerry and Nancy Merritt The Meyer Levy Charitable Foundation Carol Nelson Jack and Hessie Owen Allen Peck and Lidia Agraz Michael Perrin William and Mary Pitts Lisa Ratliff Robbie Ratliff Ben Rosenberg Lucy Ross John and Gayla Shivers Alison Silverstein and Ernest Wood Albert and Pat Tate Teeple Partners Inc. A. Bratten Thomason Will and Mary Wilson Sam and Dorothy Winters In Memory of Sharad Sood Boris Gritzka and Angelika Roquina-Gritzka In Memory of Burton James Sunbury Jean Barton Scott and Cindy Branyon Karen Brown Robert Brown Joan Coniglio Kathy Faltesek Steve House Frances Memmolo

In Memory of Stevie Ray Vaughan Clark Boykin In Memory of David Weaver Dale Barron Robin Brady Russell Bridges Denise Crawford Kathryn Defee Gaynell Doehne Brett and Ruth Framel Keith Glowka and Rhonda Rogers Shyama Golden David and Florencia Grauer Patricia Haralson Jennifer Irlbeck Kimberly Khan Linda Kinney Larry and JoAnn Kocurek Paul and Grace Lamza Tina Lawrence Lou Ann Lucas John Lynch Derrick Mitchell Michael Mitchell John Morgan Roy Mouer Charles and Julie Neal Mike Northcutt Joseph Oman Paula Ostroot Sherri Palma Kelley Smoot Marlene Sparkman State Bar Of Texas Business Law Section Suzanne Steinmetz Stephanie Tourk Cheryl Vocke In Memory of Sally Weiss Brown Distributing Company Dan Brown Mike Dixon Jim Halbrook Analie Harrison Texana Dames WIMPS In Memory of Bill Williams Julie Sher

Special Thanks: The Honorable Lee Leffingwell, Austin Mayor, and the City of Austin; GSD&M; Maxwell, Locke and Ritter; Snazzy Mustache; Jennifer Stowe; Susan Antone; Ronda Barton; Joel Bush; Jackie Campbell; Troy Campbell; Liz Chalmers; Adam Clark; Nancy Coplin; Joy Cravens; Paul Grotevant; Gabriela Henriques; Iron & Wine; Jessica Jarrett; Levi’s Fader Fort and Lacy Maxwell Productions; Jill McGuckin; MJ Mendell; Brittany Ochoa; Melanie Plummer; Rose Reyes; Tracy Schell; Bob Schneider; Alison Silverstein; Teri Treme; Amy Vercruysse; Rodney White; Kristina Winters; and all the HAAMbassadors.

Design: GSD&M Photography: Sandy Kurtzman, Brenda Ladd, Marc Swendner, Todd V. Wolfson, Rebecca Fondren, Dale Minor

This report and all the work of HAAM is dedicated to our founding chairman, the late Robin Shivers, visionary, community leader and philanthropist, who saw a need and set about fulfilling it.

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