INSPIRED PERFORMANCE
Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2011
Inspired musical performances happen every day of the year in Austin,
Letter from the Chairman of the Board
Texas. We pride ourselves on being the live music capital of the world and we are fortunate to have over 8,000 working musicians who
Dear Friends,
contribute to our music scene. Health Alliance for Austin Musicians
As I reflect on 2011 and the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians, I am once again awed by the generosity of our
(HAAM) has helped over 2,700 musicians and through our work we
supporters, the dedication of our staff and volunteers, and the commitment from our affiliate service providers. HAAM’s
have seen the dedication, persistence and generosity of our musicians.
reach and impact grew deeper this year as the organization served more musicians than ever and as we expanded
They inspire us to do more, do it better and perform at a level worthy
through new partnerships with Whole Foods Market and the Academy of Oriental Medicine Austin to offer new nutrition
of their talent and contributions.
and wellness services to musicians. Thanks to you, HAAM is providing vital care to musicians so that they can grow and
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flourish in their careers, contribute economic and cultural vitality to the community and help keep Austin the Live Music
TM
Capital of the World.
Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Carolyn Schwarz, Executive Director
HAAM’s work would not be possible without the support of our community. Because of your generosity, HAAM has helped
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over 2,700 musicians access over 41,000 healthcare appointments valued at over $10 million dollars since we began just six
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years ago. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the outstanding affiliate service providers with whom we work. We thank The
Our Mission: Health Alliance for Austin Musicians provides access to affordable healthcare services for Austin’s low-income, uninsured, working musicians with a focus on prevention and wellness.
Our Affiliate Service Providers: Seton Healthcare Family primary medical care St. David’s Foundation in partnership with Capital Area Dental Foundation basic dental care The SIMS Foundation mental health and addiction-recovery services
SIMS Foundation, St. David’s Foundation in partnership with Capital Area Dental Foundation, Seton Healthcare Family, Estes Audiology and Prevent Blindness Texas for providing vital healthcare services for HAAM musicians. I want to recognize and thank some special people who helped make 2011 so successful for HAAM. Huge thanks to Keith Carmichael for his leadership of HAAM Benefit Day. Keith and his outstanding committee again broke records by raising $235,000 to support HAAM’s work. Mark your calendars for the 2012 HAAM Benefit Day on Tuesday, October 2. Thank you to Melanie Plummer and Rose Reyes who co-chaired Corporate Battle of the Bands and who have agreed to return to lead us for the 2012 competition scheduled for Thursday, April 19 at Antone’s. You really raised the bar! Rikki Hardy has taken over the reigns of Good Eggs & HAAM and has created a strong community of music lovers supportive of HAAM’s work. I also want to especially recognize and thank Jill McGuckin for her support and work on behalf of HAAM. Working behind the scenes for years and providing invaluable advice, support, and friendship, Jill is a big reason why the Austin community knows about HAAM and why our mission is so important.
Estes Audiology hearing health services
In 2011 we said goodbye to board members Lidia Agraz, Karen Bartoletti, Madge Vasquez and Howard Yancy. Their
Prevent Blindness Texas vision health services
members Olga Campos, Keith Carmichael and Scott Gillmore and have already experienced the gifts that they bring to
contributions have been many, and we have them to thank for much of our progress. In 2011, we welcomed new board HAAM. We have outstanding leadership on the entire board, and HAAM’s continued success in 2011 was due in large part to our great leadership.
working with affiliate service providers
Our Board of Directors:
In late 2011, HAAM made the difficult decision to temporarily close enrollment to new musicians as we planned strategically
Chris Adams, partner, Maxwell Locke & Ritter LLP
for the next level of growth based on the increased demand for services. HAAM has grown rapidly, with a significant spike last
Lidia Agraz, principal, Punta Reyes Properties
year, and up to now we have been fortunate to have the resources to continually take on new musicians. We are committed
Karen Bartoletti, shareholder, Graves Dougherty Hearon & Moody
to smart and sustainable growth and the HAAM board, together with the staff and devoted volunteers, have developed an
Ray Benson, Asleep at the Wheel
aggressive plan to meet the financial goals necessary to re-open to new enrollment as quickly as possible, most likely in the
Olga Campos, community relations director, US Money Reserve
second quarter of 2012. As we look ahead to 2012 we are inspired and guided by the vision of our founder Robin Shivers.
Keith Carmichael, principal, MHBT Inc. Scott Gillmore, vice president and market manager, Emmis Austin Radio Lisa Hickey, director of marketing, C3 Presents
We have established a goal for HAAM which I hope we achieve soon: that Austin, Texas will have the healthiest musicians in the world.
John T. Kunz, president, Waterloo Records & Video
We are also inspired by the testimonials from the musicians we serve. One HAAM member-musician says, “HAAM provides
Earl Maxwell, chief executive officer, St. David’s Foundation
an astonishingly vital service for the musicians who have gravitated to Austin in pursuit of a scene which encourages and
Diana Resnik, president and ceo, Seton Community Care and
appreciates creativity on a scale that few other cities can boast. HAAM’s services (in cooperation with the service providers
Seton Shoal Creek Hospital, Seton Healthcare Family
who partner in their efforts) are literally saving my life and I am challenged to express my gratitude adequately - but it’s
Edward Safady, chairman, Central Texas Area, Prosperity Bank
actually the businesses and other supporters who recognize the unique situation we have here and make it possible (and
Tim Taylor, partner, Jackson Walker LLP
keep it healthy!) who have the vision to recognize the value of the ‘Live Music Capital’ who shape the future impact of what
Richard Topfer, Topfer Family Foundation and managing director, Castletop Capital
Austin’s musicians will hopefully continue to offer the world.”
Madge Vasquez, director of dental operations, St. David’s Foundation Liz Watson, community volunteer, mother
This work is only possible because of the generosity of the community, the dedication of our staff and volunteers, and the
Howard Yancy, principal, Zydeco Development
amazing contributions of the affiliate service providers. Thank you for sharing your time, talents and treasure to make sure that we keep music in Austin alive and well.
COVER: Courtney Sanchez of Courtney Sanchez and SWAY performs at the HAAM Benefit Day kickoff event at ACL Live. Photo: Brenda Ladd
Tim Taylor
Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2011
HAAM Services in 2011 Seton Healthcare Family provided: 2,758 clinic visits to 1,131 patients 1,815 prescriptions 968 hospital services, including outpatient, inpatient and emergency room procedures 195 referrals to specialists
HAAM Members 1,920
2,000 1,800
1,698
1,600
82%
1,400
1,353
1,300
927
1,000 800
St. David’s Foundation in partnership with Capital Area Dental Foundation provided: 1,072 dental visits to 607 patients
The SIMS Foundation provided: 5,431 sessions of counseling, psychiatric and addictionrecovery services to HAAM members.
600
Members who earn less than $16,000/year
1,199
1,200
667 450
400 200
70% 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Number of Members
2011
Members who are younger than the age of 40
Estes Audiology provided: 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 200 musicians
94%
Approval rating from HAAM member-musicians for quality of care and services
Statement of Financial Position Assets Cash $428,800.73 Money Market $2 50,742 .48 Accounts Receivable $6,000.00 Other Current Assets $7,503.55 Total Assets $693,046.76
Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities $ 5 1 1 .04 Unrestricted Undesignated Net Assets $355,406.75 Unrestricted Designated for Reserve Fund $ 3 3 7,1 2 8 .97 Total Net Assets $692 ,535.72
1% Sales 13% Individual Contributions
Less than 1% Interest and Dividends
9% Management/General
8% Fundraising
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $693,046.76
Statement of Activities Revenue Foundation Support $ 169,000.00 Special Events $ 3 8 6 , 1 6 8 .68 Individual Contributions $ 85, 7 5 2 .04 Sales $ 2 , 3 4 5 . 9 1 Interest and Dividends $ 1 , 1 1 4 . 5 5 Total Revenues $ 6 4 4 , 3 8 1 .1 8
Expenses
“I greatly value HAAM, and think it is something very special for Austin. Thank you for the asthma medicine and my eyeglasses! I have attended special HAAM workshops including Repetitive Injury Prevention and Healthy Eating, which were both very helpful. Through HAAM, I found Dr. Sarah Buttrey, who is one of the best doctors I have ever seen for care. Thank you!!”
— Sarah Stollack
Fundraising $ 4 6 , 6 3 2 . 5 9 Management/General $ 5 1 , 5 0 3 . 5 0 Program $ 4 6 5 , 24 8 . 0 8 Total Expenses $ 5 6 3 , 3 8 4 . 1 7
26% Foundation Support
60% Special Events
REVENUE
83% Program
EXPENSES
Revenue and expense figures do not include the market value of healthcare services (estimated to be $5.5 million in 2011) provided by HAAM’s affiliate service providers, Seton Healthcare Family, St. David’s Foundation, Capital Area Dental Foundation and The SIMS Foundation to HAAM enrollees.
Summary Change in Net Assets $ 8 0 , 9 9 7. 0 1 Net Assets, Beginning of Year $ 6 1 1 , 5 3 8 . 7 1 Net Assets, End of Year $ 692,535.72
Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2011
HAAM Benefit Day “SXSW got involved in helping with HAAM Benefit Day because it really brings the Austin community together each year by engaging artists, local businesses and fans to raise awareness and raise funds for HAAM’s critical work.” — Roland Swenson, South By Southwest Whole Foods Market was presenting sponsor for the sixth annual HAAM Benefit Day on Tuesday, October 4. 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 215 — and the most musical performances (more than 170) heard on any HAAM Benefit Day. The result was the most funds raised to date for HAAM Benefit Day: $235,000.
“HAAM is an absolute blessing. There is nothing like it anywhere in the country. Words cannot express how grateful I am for this service. HAAM not only keeps musicians healthy, they save musicians’ lives. Period.”
— Alex Marrero
HAAM is incredibly grateful to the community for your support. Texas Heritage Songwriters’ Association and C3 Presents matched community donations up to $30,000. You helped us reach this goal. HAAM is also especially appreciative of Whole Foods Market, which has made an incredible commitment to musicians’ health throughout the six years of this event. Whole Foods Market has taken their commitment to the next level by offering nutrition workshops to HAAM member-musicians. Underwriters The Brown Cup, Brown Distributing, GSD&M, Palisades West, South By Southwest and ThunderCloud Subs also have been long-standing supporters of HAAM Benefit Day, and we thank you. HAAM invites all businesses, residents and musical acts to participate in the 7th HAAM Benefit Day on Tuesday, October 2, 2012. Special thanks to members of the HAAM Benefit Day 2011 Committee, including chairman Keith Carmichael, Mark Bellman, Nancy Coplin, Mark Frick, Lisa Hickey, John T. Kunz, Nancy Nichols, Ron Ramelli, Hill Shands, Catarina Sigerfoos, Alison Silverstein, Tim Taylor, Amy Vercruysse and Rick Whiteley.
HAAM Benefit Day 2011 performances: Top: Quiet Company; LZ Love Malford Milligan; Robert Ellis Dana Falconberry; Ruby Jane Reckless Kelly
Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2011
HAAM Benefit Day Participating Businesses Presenting Sponsor
Supporting Sponsors – $1,000
Whole Foods Market
Allstate Benefits Apothecary Shop Austin Association of Health Underwriters Barefoot Wine Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Celtic Healthy Texas Dave and Beth Yanke Discount Electronics Employer Solutions Group Frost Bank Hilton Austin HPI Corporate Services Humana Hyatt Regency Austin Lilly USA, LLC Mark and Laurie Frick Maxwell Locke & Ritter New England Financial Physician’s Way – Healthy Weight Loss The Sage Condominiums
Underwriters The Brown Cup Brown Distributing C3 Presents GSD&M Palisades West South By Southwest Texas Heritage Songwriters’ Association ThunderCloud Subs
Partners – $5,000 ACL Live at The Moody Theater Catarina Sigerfoos and Dr. Donovan Sigerfoos The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Gibson Musical Instruments Keller Williams Realty International Last Rockstar, LLC Lone Star BMW/Triumph Oxford Commercial Pitch Productions St. Jude Medical Twin Liquors United Healthcare Whitebox Advisors
Sponsors – $2,500
“HAAM plays a huge part in helping me continue being a full-time musician. It tops off my list of why Austin is the best city in the world to be a musician or a fan of live music. I have to applaud the way I’ve been treated by everyone involved or associated with HAAM including all the health care providers. The level of customer service you all provide is top-notch and I feel really taken care of in every way”
— Mark Gonzales
Aetna Amy’s Ice Creams/Phil’s Ice House Balcones Resources Delaware North Companies - proud operator of the businesses at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport including: Austin City Limits Austin Java Gates 10 & 15 Austin Warehouse District Book People Earl Campbell’s Sports Bar Lefty’s Bar and Grille on 6th Street Mangia Pizza Maudie’s Tex-Mex Nuevo Leon Ray Benson’s Roadhouse Bar Saxon Pub Schlotzsky’s Deli SoCo Market The Austin Chronicle The Hill’s Cafe The Longhorns Store The Salt Lick BBQ Waterloo Records Forestar Group Jackson Walker LLP MHBT Inc. Neiman Marcus Outhouse Designs PlainsCapital Bank Silicon Labs St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Strait Music Company Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Wyndham Garden Hotel
Media Sponsors KGSR, 101X, KLBJ-FM Austin American-Statesman Austin Business Journal CultureMap Austin Do512 ME Television Music Lab, Inc. Soundcheck Magazine The Austin Chronicle Yelp Austin YNN
Print Sponsors BuildASign Ginny’s Printing Sanctuary Printshop
5% Donors These businesses donated 5% of proceeds from sales on HAAM Benefit Day. 24 Diner Antone’s Antone’s Record Shop Artz Rib House Austin Visitor’s Center Bacon Batter Blaster B.B. Rover’s Café & Pub BD Riley’s Pub Beerland Billy’s on Burnet Birds Barbershop By George Chuggin’ Monkey Club DeVille Continental Club Cypress Grill Dirty Dog Grooming & Self-Service Dog Wash DIVE Bar & Lounge Dizzy Rooster Dogwood Elephant Room El Interior Encore Records End of an Ear
Evangeline Café Flamingo Cantina Frontier Bar Go Dance Studio GOGO Bar Güero’s Taco Bar Hey Cupcake! House Wine Hotel San Jose Iguana Grill Irie Bean Coffee Bar J. Black’s Feel Good Lounge Jo’s Coffee Jovita’s Kerbey Lane (2606 Guadalupe St. location) Kung Fu Saloon La Boîte Café Lambert’s Downtown Barbecue Little Woodrow’s (520 W. Sixth St. location) Lucy’s Retired Surfer Bar & Restaurant Marigold – Gateway to India MARLO Molotov Momo’s Monkey Nest NadaMoo! Navidad Farms Pecans One-2-One Bar Opa! Coffee & Wine Bar Rae Cosmetics Red 7 Rio Rita Rita’s Roll On Sushi Diner Romeo’s Rootin’ Ridge Toymakers Ruby’s BBQ RUDE MOOD Amplifiers Santa Rita Cantina (1206 W. 38th St. location) Savory Spice Shop on West 6th Street Saxon Pub Shady Grove Restaurant Shoal Creek Saloon Simply Austin Furniture Star Bar Sweet Charity Teo Espresso Gelato & Bella Vita Texas Music Water The Blind Pig Pub The Side Bar Threadgill’s Threshold Furniture Tom’s Tabooley Waterloo Records & Video Whole Earth Provision Company Wild About Music
Friends Austin Digital, Inc. Brenda Ladd Photography Cacophony Recorders Combo Platter Google The Liberty Los Senderos Studio, LLC P. Terry’s TabbedOut Urban Betty
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Corporate Battle of the Bands witnessed inspired perfromances from best original band winner Eagle Pritchard Murray Band from LIVESTRONG
2011 Special Events Ray Benson’s Birthday Bash Ray Benson celebrated his birthday in style this year 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 in 2012.
Corporate Battle of the Bands “Cirrus Logic proudly supports HAAM and Corporate Battle of the Bands because we love live music and appreciate the gifts that local musicians give us. Helping musicians get access to health care through HAAM is one way we can give back to these artists. And frankly, Corporate Battle of the Bands is a lot of fun for our employees. In 2011, the Cirrus Logic Guitar Orchestra, which is our third and newest band, took the stage and won Fan Favorite. We’re excited to support the Corporate Battle of the Bands again at Antone’s on April 19, 2012.” — Jason Rhode, CEO, Cirrus Logic Photos: Sandy Kurtzman
Cirrus Logic and H-E-B presented the fourth annual Corporate Battle of the Bands fundraiser and concert on Thursday, April 28. 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 Melanie Plummer and Rose Reyes for your leadership of the event and to committee members Amanda Garcia, Roxanne Rouse, Tracy Schell, Darlene Starr and Amy Welborn. HAAM invites business professionals who love to play live music to join in the 2012 Corporate Battle of the Bands on Thursday, April 19.
Holiday HAAM Jam Volume 1 Grand prize and best cover band winner Phil Spectrum & the Pantones of Bazaarvoice
Fan favorite winner Cirrus Logic Guitar Orchestra
Gary Williamson from White Noise Syndicate sponsored by Seton Healthcare Family
HAAM received an amazing holiday gift this year! The Holiday HAAM Jam album developed from a whimsical thought by Dr. Shane Matt of Authentic Smiles Dental Studio. Rod Williams and Dr. Matt decided to have a holiday party, record it, and sell CDs to raise money for HAAM. Dr. Matt approached Mark Addison, of the Aerie Recording Studio, to engineer the recording but Addison convinced him to do it right and volunteered his studio and services to make an album. It became a dream come true after recruiting singersongwriter Wendy Colonna to organize the project. In less than two weeks the idea went from conception to recording nine songs in ten hours on a Sunday afternoon. No small feat with nearly thirty musicians to play! At the same time Daddies Juju and David Garza recorded their songs at studios in New Orleans and El Paso. The remaining five songs had been previously recorded and were added before mastering by Mark Hallman at The Congress House Studio. In less than a month nearly forty musicians and industry professionals came together to create an album to support healthcare for Austin musicians.
Special thanks to: Dr. Shane Matt and Authentic Smiles Dental Studio, Wendy Colonna, Mark Addison of Aerie Recording Studio, Mark Hallman of The Congress House Studio, Brown Distributing, Mary McKeown-Christie and Maven Marketing Solutions, Sanne de Muelenaere, Amy E. Mitchell, PLLC, Antone’s, Uncle Billy’s, Waterloo Records, Wild About Music, Encore Records, Rocket Electrics and Antone’s Record Shop. Thank you as well to the performers who donated their time and talent to the CD! We appreciate all of you for your tremendous generosity.
Good Eggs & HAAM Good Eggs & HAAM is a community of Austin music lovers that 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. Special thanks to chairwoman Rikki Hardy and executive committee members Amanda Garcia, Sarah Jacober and Scott Lawrence for your leadership! To learn more visit: www.facebook.com/goodeggsandhaam & twitter.com/goodeggsandhaam
2011 Good Eggs & HAAM Members Micah Addicks Andy Barclay Amy Barton Lynne Berdofe Amanda Buchta Pat Buchta Amy Byrd Andrea Clark Scott Flack Dave Floyd Camille Flynn Kate Friday Wade Green Rick Hardy Rikki Hardy KD Hausenfluck Michael Henretty, Jr. Casey Horan Sarah Jacober Tucker Jameson
Amanda Johnson Charlie Jones Jessica Jones Mark Kendrick Paula Kothmann Heidi Labensart Dave Landry Scott Lawrence Ian Lenz Weston Lipscomb Marla Mathews Chip McCormick Amanda McInerney Danielle McNeely Mark Needham Mica Odom Molly E. Palmison Jennifer Porter Andrea Rado Chris Rassier
Rachel Rike Ann Rohner Tim Roper Sarah Rucker Staci Sprayberry Sabrina Stafford Clint Strait Elissa Underwood Holly Vandrovec Amy Welborn Erika Wennestrom Adam Wetherington Sara Willis Elise Zahtila Tony Zahtila
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2011 HAAM Donors Foundations Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation The Eucalyptus Foundation The Georgia B. Lucas Fund of Austin Community Foundation Hellman Family Foundation HHL Foundation Klinck Foundation The Meyer Levy Charitable Foundation: Tobin Levy Mara Levy Rachel Levy Michael R. Levy St. David’s Foundation Topfer Family Foundation Tried & True Foundation
Sustaining Sponsor (At least $5,000 each year for three years) Phil and Cecilia Collins
Benefactors ($5,000 or more) ACL Live at the Moody Theater The Alamo Drafthouse Cirrus Logic H-E-B Old Settler’s Music Festival Howard and Mary Yancy
Supporters ($1,000 to $4,999)
exam schedule and I don’t know what
Ascendant Technology The Austin Chronicle Music Anthology Austin Lyric Opera Austin Outhouse Reunion Authentic Smiles C3 Presents Keith and Robin Carmichael Bill Dickson Maggie Dostal Heart Clinic of Austin Charlotte Herzele Hewlett Packard Dino Jobe & Lee Anderson Kodosky Family Fund Lance Armstrong Foundation Leopoldo Leyendecker MagnaChip Marcia Ball Birthday Fund Erin and Eve McArthur Outhouse Design Spencer Pricenash Jason Rhode John Ripley John and Rhoda Schwarz Willie and Corina Scoggins Seton Healthcare Family Barry Simon Susan Spohn St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Ann Steele Ken Stephens Tim Taylor Urban Outfitters Waterloo Records & Video Ernest Wood & Alison Silverstein
I would have done without them!
Friends ($500 to $999)
Thank you to the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians for taking such good care of me. Since becoming a member, I’ve kept the ability to maintain yearly check ups, in addition to medical assistance in gaining control of a terrible stye, and minor surgery to remove a very persistent and unpassable kidney stone. Since losing my health insurance a few years ago, I’ve had no way to keep a regular
A true benefit to the Austin music community.”
— Kevin Lance
Abraxas Productions Reed and Laura Armstrong Bazaarvoice Blue Rock Texas Denise Driver Dianne Forbes Frog Music Licensing Jesus and Quentella Garza Harold and Susan Grotevant Richard and Kathleen Hanson Ron and Suzanne Harris Analie Harrison J. Stowe & Co. Charles A. Jones & Melanie Notzon Jones Kara Kalasky (on behalf of National Karaoke League Team)
Loves It!, The Karate Kids, Da Wax, and Hargrave Arcade Michael and Elizabeth Pazienza David Race & Kera Martin Race Eric Radjef Maureen Ann Riopel Michael Scully Texas Industries Inc. Amy Woodward Thomas Richard and Enid Wood
Contributors ($100 to $499) Chris and Carol Adams Ada C. Anderson Melissa Anderson Bill Arhos Rebecca Austen Austin Stag Donna Bailey Peter Charles Barlett Larry and Suzanne Barnebey Robert Bauer BBA Management and Booking Michael and Heather Becker Kevin and Olga Benz Carol Bercen Kelley Bowen James A. Brown Paige Buechley Ellen H. Carrie Paula D. Carroll Gregory Carter Ky Lane & Lisa Cauble Steven Chandler Manish and Upma Chauhan Margaret Christen Matthew and Dedra Church Clear Point Wellness Brady Coleman Core Therapy and Pilates James Cotton Mike Crouch Robert Cullen Gerald and Charlyn Daugherty Nick and Kathleen Deaver Mark DeFrance (on behalf of National Karaoke League Team) Barry and Patricia Dorfman Karly M. Duncan Robert Eanes Roger Edmondson Mark Ellis Fabi + Rosi David J. Feldman Jim and Carol Finney Jim and Linda Fryer Eric and Marcie Gard James George, Jr. & Diana George Calvin and Joy Gooden Morris and Laura Gottesman Wade Green Paul Grotevant & Carolyn Schwarz Russell Harding Kenneth Hayes Paula Held Scout Stormcloud Hook John and Ruth Hungerford Nancy Idlet B.R. Inman Joyce Hope Jarmon Lou Jennings Tamra Jones Rasheel Karmacharya Robert and Karen Kilgore The Korkus Ann Krogsund The Lauterstein-Conway Massage School Peter Manning Tal and Jill McAlister Ian McLagan Bethany McMillan
MHH Design Jeffrey and Andrea Michel Jack and Dolores Minor Susie Nagel Elliott Naishtat National Karaoke League of Austin Team Mo’ Town Dorothy Netzer North By Northwest Restaurant Michael F. O’Donovan Taylor Oliver Amartey Pearson Valerie Phillips Robert and Sue Present Melissa Quintana Michael and Karen Rafferty Ande Rasmussen Allan and Jan Reagan Rick and Diana Resnik Marcel Ribas Peter and Carol Richards Joe M. Riddell Robert Earle Keen Band Kevin Rutkowski Sacred Passages Magda Salazar E.K. Salls Donna Schmidt Joseph Sherfy Louis Leon Shuey Simple Shoes / Whole Earth Provision Company Judy Smith Barbara Springer Micah Stachkunas Karen Standish Stuffed Food Stores David Sullivan & Mary Baughman Joel Sumner Angela Tharp Jim Thomas John Tongate Jay Trachtenberg Triumph Cafe U3, LLC Douglas E. Ulman Michael and George Vargas Mitch Watkins Morris Weiss & Lauren Ravkind Jim Butler & Lynn Whitten Gary L. Wimmer Victor (V.G.) Yiu
Catlin Cermak Jonathan Luers Root Choyce Catharine D. Madeley Concordia University Melanie Maltby Albert and Regina Cox Gustavo and Carmen Manzur Patricia I. Cramer Elaine Martens Jeff McCord & Catherine Crane Noah Masterson Crossfire Productions Annie McKinnon J.C. Dahlbell Susan M. McLeod Susan and Doug Darrow Doug McQuaid Ross DeGreve Ronald R. Michalski Delaware North Company Kristi Michener Carol DeVuono Mark and Monica Michon James A. Doyle, III Karina Moreno Tammy Dube Dianne Holley Mountain Joel Dunn Catherine Nairn Cyril and Lynn Anne Durrenberger Larry and Cindy Nale Carol Eckelkamp Susan Nayak Stephen W. Englander Mark and Emily de Maria Nicola Ivan and Marci Enriquez Tom and S. Taulee Oglesby Martin and Kimberly Erhart Tom O’Hara Rachel Fagan & Rob Rosenblatt Philip Olson & Julia Lorenz-Olson Laura Feeney Jen Orr Lance Felber Eric Ott Fiammetta Marvin Pair Paul and Dawn Fleischer Todd Pappas Tricia Forbes Erik Parsons Christine Foster Charlotte Pedersen Rebecca L. Freer Christopher Perez T.E. and J.R. Frericks David Perez Kay Frye Piranha Killer Sushi Bill Gammon Stephanie Pokorny Carlo Garcia Kathryn Porter Charles and Diane Garrow Ralph Power Bob Gentry Clarence Prince, Jr. & Moneta Prince Rhonda Padon Gibson David and Peggy Rackley Lesa Gilbert Tom Rafferty & Frederika Tausch Ronie J. Glenn Ruth Anne Razee Kellie Goldstein John and Dorothy Reynolds Mark Gottschall Stacey Ridout Pat Grady Elizabeth Roerick Debra Gray Gayle Rolland Griffith Small Animal Hospital Ronald Romero & Katherine AlvaradoJordan Gunkel Romero Kenneth and Mona Hale Rosalyn Rosen Linda Hajjar Christopher Scherr Heinous Records Geoffrey Schulman Brian Helkey W.A. & J.A. Scott Matthew Hendrix Marc Sousley Shari J. Hickey Coral Southwell Tom and Sherry Hill Lawrence Springer Hill Country Premier Lodging David Stachkunas Jeff and Lisa Hobbs John and Trina Stanfield Scott and Diane Hoffman William Starrett Joseph Holzheimer Oliver Steck Donors (up to $99) Joe and Pamela Horn Mark Steiner Kit Abney Spelce Ken Hubacher Carrie Stribling William Acosta John T. Hussey Paul and Virginia Stubbs Carol P. Ahlgren Matthew Jasek Terry Tamadge Connie Akers Grant Johnson TEAM Funding Solutions Paul F. Andrews Texas Heritage Music Foundation Art For Your Head Entertainment Services James D. Johnson Joy and Action Linda G. Timmons Robert Ascott & Virginia Hauser David Keay Danielle Thomas Roggie Baer Laura Kether Jacquelyn Thomas Larry Baldauf Gaines Kilpatrick Connie Clare Todd Ron Baker Sarah Koch Elliot Trester & Barbara Wilson Paul Barker Kohana Coffee Stewart and Stephanie Vanderwilt Celia Ryan Bastis Lorrie Kopp Donald Wade Reed Bates Elizabeth Krauss James Wagner Andrea A. Beck Leslie L. Lane James Walsh Carole Blazek Lake Austin Blvd Animal Hospital W.C. Clark Blues Revue Roy Blum Vanessa Gordon Lenz Jon White Lance Boswell Valerie A. Lerosier Kristen Wicke Glenn Fukunaga & Sandy Bowman J. Lee and J. Lievens J.A. and B.E. Williams Tina N. Buck Donaji Lira Karen Wilkolar Kyle and Jamie Bunch Marvin Long & Keisha Gray David and Olga Wise Eric and Karen Braunsdorf Kyla D. Longe N. Rebecca Wood Darlene Caldaronello Elizabeth Lopez James Woodruff Stephen and Carla Cameron Ben and Ann Love Adam Cantu, Jr. Jefferson E. Carroll Joanna L. Castillo Carol R. Cates Health Alliance for Austin Musicians L.H. Cavanaugh Annual Report 2011
2011 HAAM Donors (continued) “HAAM makes life in general, as a musician, go smoothly. I am able to get a physical every year at a price I can afford. I save good money on
select
medications.
My
co-pay for doctor’s visits is reasonable. There is even a ‘dental van’ where I’ve had my teeth cleaned. The folks in the van are great! One time they hooked me up with a little paper work and I saved $800 on a crown. Are you kidding me? For a working musician like myself, a smile is everything! I attended a workshop created by HAAM and
learned
prevent
exercises
injury
as
a
that result
of repetitive motion. Now I play better. HAAM arranged it and I took a tour at Whole Foods where I learned how to eat healthfully on a budget. I learned some tricks to eat better on the road too. HAAM helps me tremendously!” — Jimi Lee
In Celebration of Ray Benson’s Birthday American Federation of Television & Radio Artists R. L. Armstrong & Linda L. Aaker Joseph and Peggy Annis David Boyd J. Ebel & Judy Campion Melanie and Mark Cazier Jo Anne Christian George Cofer & Mary Elizabeth Morgan Donna Di Carlo Paul and Mary Despres Melanie Diaz Delaware North Company Don Hewlett Chevrolet Buick E & J Gallo Winery Espy Texas Michael Feferman James Finney, Jr. & Carol Finney Bob Gibbins & Pam Reed Victoria Gold John K. Goodspeed & Marianne Odom Earl and Diane Grant Molly Gurasich Anthony and My-Cherie Haley Deborah Hammond Jeremy Harmon Danette Hartsock H-E-B Michael Kentor Kerrville Folk Festival Michael McKinnon & Summer Woodman Bill McLellan & Kelly White Mauska Milar Al Moss Motion Computing Barbara Nesbitt James and Linda Prentice Prosperity Bank Chris Riley Nikki Rowling Claudia Russell Peter Schwarz & Dianne Borges Joann Starks Topfer Family Foundation Scheleen J. Walker Marta Williams Layton and Ann Wilson Marc and Suzanne Winkelman
In Celebration of the Wedding of Henry Hasselfield & Monica Andrews Brandy Crawford Doug Dolsen John and Leslie Hines David Keay David and Kathy Lutz Gregory Motsch Patricia Scott
In Celebration of Charlene Hancock’s Birthday Roberto Kamide and Jane Malinoff-Kamide
In Honor of Traci Lamar Hancock Roberto Kamide & Jane Malinoff-Kamide
In Celebration of Richard Mattingly’s Birthday Ron Hubbard
In Honor of Terri Hendrix Susan and Doug Darrow
In Celebration of Blake Richardson’s 14th Birthday Jerry and Marian Ripley
In Honor of David Lee Hess Jim Hess
In Celebration of Carolyn Schwarz’s Birthday Donald Arthur In Celebration of Beth and Bowman Townsend’s Birthdays Alan Campion In Celebration of Dr. Peggy “Doc” Whalley’s Birthday Peggy J. Whalley Marietta Wynne Scott Emily A. Yantis In Celebration of the Wedding of Whitney Brown & Carolyn Wonderland Cindy Cashdollar In Celebration of the Wedding of George and Marianne Gonzalez Allan “Bud” Shivers, Jr. In Celebration of the Wedding of Jorge Harada & Ruby Dee Katrina Keating Walter Marusa Annabelle Port
In Celebration of the Wedding of Laura and Drew Paxton Chris Peters In Celebration of the Wedding of Vince Prothro & Dara Roberts Charles and Diane Garrow Cara Harrison In Honor of Albert & Gage Dino Jobe & Lee Anderson
In Honor of Tim Taylor Tim and Carol Crowley
In Memory of Drew Cotton & John Yount William and Janice Maese
In Honor of Chris Watson & Julie Gantz Jonathan and Darcie Watson
In Memory of Dottye Dean The Artists of the San Francisco Opera Chorus Michael Bosworth Harley Erdman & Sarita Hudson Pamela Kappelhof Thomas and Joan Lindeman
In Honor of Karen Underwood Chas Webb In Honor of AJ Vallejo, Zach Baker and Jeff Hartsough Graham Sanderson In Honor of Joshua Zarbo James and Mary Wilson In Honor of the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Paul and Jena Stubbs Robert and Julie Neaderthal
In Honor of Jennifer Acosta Jeffrey Acosta Sylvia Vizcaino
In Honor of the Awaken the Soul - Q’il Gong Wave Event Lydia Francine Munro Christine Scheurer
In Honor of Dr. Scott Becker and Rehana Parveen Peter Kirkham
In Honor of the Guests Attending the Wedding of Peter and Laura Glass Peter and Laura Glass
In Honor of Ray Benson Jo Anne Christian
In Memory of Champ & Burton & Stephen Terry and Caren Floyd
In Honor of John Chipman, Larisa Montararo and their children Mary Barnett In Honor of Drs. Mark and Margaret Clark Ann Clark Colin and Sara Clark In Honor of Slaid Cleaves and Terri Hendrix The Bugle Boy In Honor of Nancy Coplin Justin and Stephanie Aurbach Mike and Laura Mordecai
In Memory of Joe Alford Jo Anne Christian Mrs. Alfred A. King In Memory of Doyle Bramhall Donna Bailey Bill and Pam Campbell Steve Eustace & E. Colleen Saro Daniel and Elizabeth Gerron Bill and Linda Hailey Dan and Leslie Johnson Sharon Mays In Memory of Peter Butcher Martin and Chris Theophilus
In Honor of Jeff Crozier Beverly Crozier
In Memory of Ida Mae Ceresia Stephen and Phoebe Ceresia
In Honor of Mark and Laurie Frick Kay Keesee
In Memory of Sudie Campbell Analie Harrison Rodney Paul Land Nancy Toelle
In Honor of Justin and Donna Habersaat Travis Habersaat & Kristin Molanda
In Memory of Thomas James Carruthers, III Lynne Gadd Veris, Inc. Michael and Elissa Wright
In Memory of Saxon Fox Jeanne Umstattd In Memory of Warren Hellman Stephen Schwarz In Memory of Kip Ann Hurley James and Monica Bishara Barney and Kathleen Herrera Barbara A. Stewart David Stewart Mary Hoch Stewart In Memory of David Kuhn Jimmy and Sherry Johnson Mary Parkhill Evelyn Colleen Saro In Memory of Keith “Johnny Dee” Landers Kerry Kimbrough Jason Sutton Steve and Pat Sutton Nancy and Lynn Wilkinson and Lady Jane Young Larry and Toni Wellhausen and friends Tricia Bruneau Sarah Bushong-Weeks Terrie Chase Barb Gaskins David and Carol Hightower Jerry and DeAun Kiser Paul and Becky Lawry Dee Dee Sanderson Passes Mike Patton Jenny Petree Linda Rankin Mike Walsh Bill and Kayla Watkins In Memory of David Lowrey John and Julia Asheim In Memory of Bobby Lueders Anthony and C.J. Harrison
In Memory of Brennan Moore Brittany Dubose Amy Loar Sue Norwood In Memory of Jerald “J.J.” Monroe Randy and Leslie Collier Gene and Sonia Maulsby Kelly A. McBride Merdith McBride Mr. and Mrs. William G. McBride In Memory of Tommy Neimtschk Jon and Cheryl Brandt In Memory of Beverly Perrotti Christoper and Dana Vaughn In Memory of Gil Reinhardt John and Dorothy Reynolds In Memory of David Ringland Robert and Catherine Lippincott Joe and Carol McElroy Ronald and Beverly Michalski Debra A. Ponce and the guests of David Ringland’s Memorial Celebration Patrick S. Molak Corporation Danny and Lindy Silberman In Memory of Doug Sahm John Freeman In Memory of Bradley Kyle Schroeder Chris Schroeder In Memory of Rex T. Sherry Edward and Kathryn Burgess Gregory and Delta Erwin Thomas Hatfield Leroy and Pat Steadman Larry and Carolyn Sullivan Travis Investigations, Inc. In Memory of Robin Shivers Fonda San Miguel Thomas Moore & Valerie Fitzon-Moore A. Bratten Thomason In Memory of David Weaver Marlene Sparkman In Memory of Bill Williams Julie Sher In Memory of Danny Roy Young & Paul Skelton Howard Kalish
In Honor of Gary Keller Valerie Volger-Stipe In Honor of MHBT Oxford Commercial
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.
In Honor of John Kunz & Kathy Marcus Kathryn Grube In Honor of Jud Newcomb Kate Rooni In Honor of Vince and Dara Prothro Paul and Alison Mitchell In Honor of Blake Richardson Jerry and Marian Ripley In Honor of Carolyn Schwarz Carla DeSantis Black Michael Fleming & Patricia Morrison In Honor of Dave Sikora and Digby Site Solutions In Honor of Alison Silverstein Pat and Kathleen Wood
Special Thanks: The Honorable Lee Leffingwell, Austin Mayor, and the City of Austin; GSD&M; Jennifer Stowe; Kristina Winters; Susan Antone; Amy Barton; Ronda Barton; Tony Becker; Joel Bush; Luis Caffesse; Troy Campbell; Robin Carmichael; Adam Clark; Nancy Coplin; Rob Fedson; Kenna Griffith; Paul Grotevant; Jessica Harris; Kelly Hunka; Jessica Jarrett; Jess Jones; Claire Judson; Sandy Kurtzman; Dan Marek; Jill McGuckin; MediaTech Institute, MJ Mendell; Will Morris; Valerie Phillips; Pitch Productions; Melanie Plummer; Missy Quintana; Rose Reyes; Dr. Kyle Rhodes; Roxanne Rouse; Tracy Schell; Bob Schneider; Bev Shaw; Alison Silverstein; Ann Steele; Roland Swenson; Dr. George Thorne; Teri Treme; Flo Ulrich; United Heritage Credit Union; Kim Usey; Amy Vercruysse; Cliff Wildman; Dr. Bob Wong and all the HAAMbassadors. Design: Dale Minor, TD Brand Consultants Photography: Dale Minor, Sandy Kurtzman, Brenda Ladd, Todd V. Wolfson
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