2006 Annual Impact Report

Health Alliance for Austin Musicians 2006 Annual Report

HAAM

Our Board of Directors

The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Carolyn Schwarz, Director of Services P.O. Box 301496 Austin, TX 78703-0025

Lidia Agraz

(512) 322-5177

Karen Bartoletti

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

Vice President, Public and Government Affairs, Time Warner Cable

Gene Attal President, The Seton Fund Shareholder, Graves Dougherty Hearon & Moody

Ray Benson Asleep at the Wheel; Chairman, The SIMS Foundation

Carol Clark General Counsel, St. David’s Community Health Foundation

Marsha Cook Executive Director, St. David’s Community Health Foundation Leadership

Betty Dunkerley

Our Service Providers Seton Family of Hospitals provides primary medical care.

Mayor Pro Tem, Austin City Council Member, Place 4

John T. Kunz President, Waterloo Records and Video

Diana Resnik Senior Vice President, Community Care, Seton Family of Hospitals

Edward Safady

St. David’s Community Health Foundation

Austin-area Chairman, Prosperity Bank

provides basic dental care.

Robin Shivers

The SIMS Foundation provides mental h e a l t h c o u n s e l i n g and addiction treatment services.

The Shivers Group; President, RRS Management

Richard Topfer Topfer Family Foundation; Managing Director, Castletop Capital

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A Letter from the Chairman Dear Friends, 2006 was a year of growth for the Health

Every day we are moved by the stories of the

Alliance for Austin Musicians. The Health

musician members of the Health Alliance. They

Alliance grew from an organization solely run on

tell us how much brighter their lives are now that

in-kind donations with a limited capacity to an

they have somewhere to turn for their health issues. They tell us how the Health Alliance has

They tell us how the Health Alliance has saved their lives and careers.

saved their lives and careers.

The work of the Health Alliance is ongoing. I hope I can count on you to continue to assist the Health Alliance as we provide access to critical healthcare services to Austin’s low-income musicians who

organization that has increased client capacity

have no health insurance and limited access to

and has quickly become a trusted and important

care. I am honored to be working together with

part of the Austin safety net.

you to keep music in Austin alive and well.

One of our proudest moments at HAAM came when the board announced that the Health Alliance would be able to double its capacity and serve 1,000 low-income, uninsured working musicians. This growth was possible because of the support of people like you who value Austin’s local treasure — its musicians.

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Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Annual Report 2006

Robin R. Shivers Chairman of the Board of Directors Health Alliance for Austin Musicians

“HAAM puts our minds at ease. They hooked us up with dental and medical care after not having any for years.”

– Greyhounds

HAAM Members in 2006

Services Provided in 2006 Seton Family of Hospitals: 951 clinic visits to 446 patients 770 prescriptions

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“HAAM saved my eyesight. I found out that I needed emergency eye surgery for a detached retina, and within a matter of hours, HAAM helped me get the surgery I needed.�

– Bob Livingston

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557 dental visits to 357 patients

The SIMS Foundation: More than 1,000 sessions of counseling, Members Members

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psychiatric and addiction/recovery services

“Musicians have an extra hardship in that they are sometimes away from their families. Creating a space away from the music world is extremely important to keeping the family core protected and nurtured.� – Anita Jung, LPC

2005

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HAAM Benefit Day October 3, 2006, marked the first HAAM Benefit

the Topfer Family Foundation and the Moody

Day, a citywide event proclaimed by Austin

Foundation, the total donations were $107,000.

Mayor Will Wynn to celebrate the importance

Many of the businesses reported sales were up 10–15

of healthcare for musicians in Austin. HAAM

percent, making the day a win-win for everyone.

Benefit Day brought together businesses large and small, the city’s musicians and community members who value and respect the talent that makes Austin... Austin.

On this day, 104 participating businesses either donated at least 5 percent of proceeds generated on HAAM Benefit Day or became partners with a donation of $5,000 or sponsors with a donation of $2,500. Forty-six musical acts, most featuring HAAM members, performed at venues across

“Anthony Nak supports the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians.

There are a lot of people making money off the fact that Austin is a musician-based economy.

We have an obligation to them to make sure that they can keep on doing what they’re doing.”

– Anthony Camargo, Anthony Nak

the city, helping increase the day’s sales and reminding shoppers of who would be helped by the day’s proceeds.

HAAM Benefit Day was a tremendous success.

Special thanks to Dale Minor, Erin Almanza, Dave

Businesses raised more than $57,000, and with

Shaw and Cami Hawkins for their contributions to

matching grants (up to $25,000 each) from

HAAM Benefit Day. Tuesday, October 2, 2007, marks the second HAAM

Marcia Ball and band entertain HAAM volunteers at ME television studios during HAAM Benefit Day after-party.

Benefit Day. We hope you will join us to shop, dine and enjoy!

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Speakers at the HAAM Benefit Day press conference at City Hall (L to R) Kevin Carroll, John T. Kunz, Mayor Will Wynn Joe Ely and Natalie Zoe at HAAM Benefit Day after-party 54 Seconds performs at City Hall

Seth Walker performs at ME Television studios during HAAM Benefit Day after-party Students from the UT McCombs school of business who assisted with HAAM Benefit Day (L to R) Serena Yu, David Rachman, Brittany Buchanan Traci Lamar and LZ Love at the HAAM Benefit Day press conference held at City Hall

“The real benefit of supporting HAAM Benefit Day is not in the short-term benefit to that day’s sales, although there is a positive effect. The benefit we are most pleased with is the opportunity to associate ourselves and our image with an organization that is so positive for what we all love about Austin — helping people in our community, musicians, who make Austin a great place to live.

Everyone wants to support the Austin they want and identify with. HAAM represents a part of that identity.”

– Mike Haggerty, Thundercloud Subs

Participating Businesses Presenting Sponsor: Whole Foods Market Partners: White Lodging, Sony Online Entertainment, Gibson Musical Instruments, Time Warner Cable Austin, Waterloo Ice House

Sponsors: HEB, Austin Chronicle, Lucas Arts, Charity Partners of Austin, KGSR, The Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort & Spa, Anthony Nak

Supporters: Waterloo Records, Continental Club, Antone’s, Guero’s Taco Bar, ME Television,

Steve and Amy Simmons of Amy’s Ice Creams at City Hall Gibson tour bus on HAAM Benefit Day (L to R) Courtney Audain, Cyril Neville, Mayor Will Wynn, Billy Dee HAAM Benefit Day Committee (L to R) Reenie Collins, Cami Hawkins, Erin Almanza, Leigh Simmons, Laura Colangelo

Threadgill’s World Headquarters, Amy’s Ice Creams, BookPeople, GSD&M, Jazz: A Louisiana Kitchen, Jo’s, Hotel San José, Austin American-Statesman, Iguana Grill, Sweetish Hill, El Arroyo, Thundercloud Subs, Ruby’s BBQ, Shady Grove, Therapy, Strait Music, Antone’s Records, Mariposas Spanish School, Beerland, Flamingo Cantina, Sweet Charity, P.S. By Sweet Charity, Maria’s Taco Xpress, Sparks Gifts and Cards, 34th Street Cafe, Blue Star Cafeteria, Santa Rita Cantina, Teo Espresso And Gelato, Cirrus Logic, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Andrews Kurth LLP, Nomad Sound, Delaware North Companies

Music Produced By: High Beam Events

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Statement of Financial Position Sf ^

Total Assets

Income

$7,427.57 $76,243.01 ______________

31% Special Events

$83,670.58

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Net Assets

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13% Founding $0.00 $83,670.58 ______________

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Total Revenues

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$1 10,000.00 $69,875.85 $30,000.00 $1 2,934.45 $4,066.99 ______________

Total Expenses

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$2 1 2,019.85

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Expenses

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$1 4,857.44 $68,81 3. 14 ______________ $83,670.58

HAAM is a special-project fund of the Austin Community Foundation.

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9% Fundraising $19,910.55 $2 1 ,888.27 $1 70, 22 1 .03 ______________

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$226,87 7.29

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81% Program

“We perform 200 nights a year and cannot afford to have a sick day. We are grateful to HAAM for helping us get access to health, dental and mental services when we need it.”

– Two Timin’ Three

2006 HAAM Donors Foundations

Contributors (up to $99)

The CainFoundation/Wofford Denius Topfer Family Foundation Dr. Henry Renfert, Jr. Fund of the Austin Community Foundation The Moody Foundation St. David’s Community Health Foundation

Elizabeth Goettert, Dr. Elliot Trestor, Patti Davis, Barbara Fox, Elyse Chance, Policy Coalition on Culture, Geoffrey and Laura Schulman, Anonymous Donor, Kevin Tarlow, Alta Vista Recordings, Charlie Eldred, Martha J. Pittman, Jon and Cristen McClure, Rebecca Kritzer, Marsha McDonough, Mara Kelly, Cheryl G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Thornhill, Gezina Terpstra

Founding Sponsors ($5,000 and More) Advanced Micro Devices Susan and Geoff Armstrong Ray Benson Blake and Lea Buffington Charity Partners of Austin William R. Dickson Ross and Laurie Garber Mitchell Jacobson Jeff and Gail Kodosky Seton Family of Hospitals Bud and Robin Shivers St. David’s Community Health Foundation Stratus Properties Mort and Bobbi Topfer Kevin Wommack / Loophole Management The Tomblin Family Foundation

Sustainers ($1,000 to $4,999) Luckenbach, Texas Chris and Kim Thomas Foundation SXSW, Inc. Thundercloud Subs Capital Sports and Entertainment – Austin City Limits Music Festival

Supporters ($500 to $999) Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church Marshall and Sharon Meece Steinman Luevano

Friends ($100 to $499)

“HAAM helps our whole family and makes life a little less stressful.”

– Shelley King

Bill P. Arhos, Steven “Taxi” Haskell, Bruce Todd and Elizabeth Christian, Laura Elizabeth McQueen, Eve and Erin McArthur, Cynthia Riley, Alex Cohen and Rich Dean, Brennan Hulbert, Mr. and Mrs. John Inmon, Shiflet Group Architects, Inc., Peter J. and Carol L. Richards, Kiyoshi Tamagawa, Anne Cash Edwards, Keisha Gray and Marvin Long, Spicewood Arts Society, Carolyn Schwarz and Paul Grotevant, Christine Cassanova, Jonathan and Darcie Watson, Russell Harding, Kimberly and Douglas McQuaid, Charlie, Cathy, Alex, Rachel and Mags Glaser, Mary Ann and John Edson

In Honor of Ray Benson William David Cotton, Rajiworld, Digital Music Group, Inc., Anonymous Donor, Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve, Gov. Ann W. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nalle, Open Labs, Inc., Taylor Maddux, The County Line, Inc., Austin Sonics, Inc., Andrew A. Greenawalt, Brenda Mitchell, Robert N. Floyd, Michael Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pittman, Olga Campos, Michael Humphrey, Hod Eckel, Richard McRae, Michelle A. Augustine, Chris and Betty Layton, S.T. Black, Steve Tilson, Wendi Slaton Anderson, H. Grant and Margot Thomas, Diana Zuniga, Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Counts, Roger Joseph, Jim and Leslie Stricklan, Victor M. Ayad, Anheuser-Busch, Inc.

In Honor of “Doc” Peg Whaley Anne P. MacKenzie, Joyce Pfluger, Ann F. Freeman, Susan and Mickey Dorsey, Susan J. Lankford, Bill Walk, Diana and Agustina Arroyo, Jo Ann M. Cornet, Wreathabelle L. Leonard, H.E. O’Steen Insurance Agency, Col. (Ret.) John R. Ward, Denise Armstrong and Ms. Joanna Davis, James and Diana Evans, Janice & Charles E. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Youman, Stevens Forest Products, Blair Brown Liles and P.J. Liles, Duggan Eugene and Nancy Dawson Flanakin, Barbara and Henry Garrana, Mr. and Mrs. R.R. Rodriguez Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hopkins, Helen Rogan Richards and Fleetwood Richards, Lynn D. Lawrence, Robert L. Heise, Dr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Collin, Ernest L. and Janet J. Yeakey, Kelly Thiessen, Norman D. Ewart, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold P. Boecklin, Michael and Gwen Irwin

In Honor of Robin Shivers Patricia and Edmund Fleming

In Honor of Jose M. Arguelles Anonymous

Special Thanks to Mayor Will Wynn and the City of Austin, Triple Dog Dare Media, Maxwell, Locke and Ritter, Nancy Coplin, Denise Boudreaux, Heather Gulino, Howard Carey, Reenie Collins, Linda Gonzalez, Thomas Wood, GSD&M Photography: Pages 3, 4, 11, 12 Marc Swendner Page 6 Jim Dougherty Page 8 photos – 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 Marc Swendner

– 2, 4 Jim Dougherty – 5 Brittany Buchanan

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