Winter Party 2019 Official Festival Guide

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From the Executive Director Welcome to Winter Party Festival, an event that combines community, celebration and a great cause! We are deeply honored to have you join us for our 26th year of this incredible event. The Festival has touched countless lives and made a huge difference for the South Florida community and across the nation.

Thank you for being here!

We are thrilled to greet our guests With Open Arms. For me, this theme represents the radical welcome with which we strive to welcome people at all of the events produced by the National LGBTQ Task Force. Winter Party Festival is a place where everyone can #beyou. Please share what Open Arms means to you! #OPENARMSATWPF It’s our third year with the tagline: Live Free.

Play Hard. Give Back. This year, the Task Force and the greater LGBTQ community worked hard to ensure we can all LIVE FREE. We helped to protect transgender rights in Massachusetts and expanded voting rights here in Florida. The community is still facing the most anti-LGBTQ administration in recent memory, and you are doing amazing work to hold the line and progress us towards freedom, justice and equality! I hope you can enjoy your time together and PLAY HARD. Celebration creates resiliency.

Funds raised at the Winter Party Festival and its sister event, the National LGBTQ Task Force Gala - Miami, support this great work, and we also GIVE BACK to LGBTQ organizations serving the South Florida community. Since 2005, the Task Force has given almost $3 million back to the South Florida community. Your support of

Winter Party has helped to fund more than 70 organizations doing work in LGBTQ advocacy, youth services, homeless initiatives, the arts and much, much more.

From the moment Winter Party Festival found its home with the Task Force, my dear friend Russell Roybal was one of its biggest champions. Russell was on staff with the Task Force for twelve years and has been involved with our organization for over 23 years. I can’t wait to celebrate him at our VIP Cocktail Reception on March 1!

Our fabulous Festival Chair Rene Wolfensberger and Vice Chair Sergio Orlando have put in innumerable hours to create the most amazing Winter Party to date. They have donated their time and leadership and I am truly grateful.

I also give thanks to all the generous individuals and companies who have made financial and in-kind contributions to this spectacular event and to all the committee members and volunteers who help us create magic. We are only able to do our work due to your incredible support.

Please help me extend Open Arms to the entire Winter Party Festival community this year.

See you on the dance floor!

Rea Carey Executive Director

LETTER FROM OUR FESTIVAL CHAIR Welcome to Winter Party Festival 2019!

unforgettable.

Hug, hold hands, kiss each other, wear whatever inspires you and feel fabulous. Open your arms to embrace old friends and meet someone new at Winter Party Festival as we bring the world together to create change while we celebrate YOU.

I would like to thank Mayor Dan Gelber, the City of Miami Beach, all City Commissioners and staff members that go to great lengths to support Winter Party Festival. I also want to thank our amazing sponsors for their support and ask you to please support them. Additionally, I want to thank our volunteer Festival Committee members, our volunteer Executive Committee members, our Festival week volunteers, and the Task Force staff for devoting endless hours and energy to make Winter Party Festival amazing.

I’m especially grateful to my Festival Vice Chair, Sergio Orlando, who has made my first year as Chair successful and enjoyable. I wouldn’t want to do this without you, Sergio!

Winter Party Festival is all about having fun and creating unforgettable experiences for you, our guest, but let’s not forget that it is a party with a purpose. Winter Party began in 1994 when four community activists decided to throw a oneday beach party for South Floridians to raise money to fight a statewide anti-LGBTQ initiative.

Thanks to you and thousands of people like you, it has evolved into a world-class week-long fundraiser attended by guests from around the globe. Under the stewardship of the National LGBTQ Task Force, Winter Party Festival has been transformed into one of the world’s largest nonprofit festivals. Proceeds from the Festival and its sister event, the Task Force Gala – Miami, have allowed the Task Force to donate almost $3 million dollars to South Florida LGBTQ nonprofit organizations.

One of the things I’m most looking forward to this year is celebrating Russell Roybal at the VIP Cocktail Reception on Friday, March 1. Our beloved “Circuit Supreme” played a part in the Task Force’s assuming responsibility for Winter Party and has been instrumental in growing the Festival’s volunteer leadership, attendance and gross revenue. About 100 talented committee members produce an event that attracts over 10,000 guests and raises over $1.5 million each year.

My journey with Winter Party started in 2000 when I first attended as a guest and one year later, I had my first volunteer experience and have continued to volunteer ever since. I am humbled and privileged to be working alongside such amazing people that give so much to make Winter Party Festival

I am excited to announce we are ringing in a NEW ERA by bringing you: • Brand new events like an all new Wednesday night dance event and a more upscale VIP Cocktail Reception • Brand new venues, such as the ultra-sleek and modern Mr. Jones, the Hangar and Treehouse • Rising new DJ’s from around the world like Brazil’s DJ Anna Louise and UK’s Sharon O Love • Our signature event, Under One Sun Evolution, will have a new home at Nikki Beach Club, Miami Beach’s best outdoors oceanfront club I am also thrilled that we will be returning to the James L. Knight Center with two mega night events.

Thank you for supporting Winter Party Festival and welcome to Miami Beach!

René A. Wolfensberger Winter Party Festival Chair 2019

Winter Party Festival Welcome Lounge presented

by Surterra Wellness All new in 2019, our partners at Surterra Wellness are transforming the Welcome Center into the Surterra Welcome Lounge, a popup version of their popular South Beach store. Surterra Wellness has a mission to support and empower your health and well-being through all-natural, high-

quality, cannabis-based products. Speak with a physician on-site to learn about the many health benefits of cannabis. Don’t worry, you can still pick up your passes, buy tickets, grab a gift bag, purchase Winter Party swag and enjoy a complimentary cocktail by Bacardi while you’re there.

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 7 PM – 10 PM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 N OON – 10 PM FRIDAY, MARCH 1 NOON – 10 PM SATURDAY, MARCH 2 11 AM – 8 PM

Welcome to Winter Party Festival,

an event that combines community, celebration, and a great cause! We are deeply honored to have you join us for our 26th year of this incredible event. The festival has touched countless lives and made a huge difference for the South Florida community and across the nation. Thank you for being here!

This year’s festival theme is Open Arms.

This theme represents the radical welcome we strive to conduct at all of the National LGBTQ Task Force events. Winter Party Festival is a place where everyone can #beyou. Please share what Open Arms means to you! #OPENARMSATWPF

Tickets, Passes and Wristbands MULTI-EVENT PASSES

at the Winter Party Welcome Center, located at the Shelborne South Beach Hotel, 1801 Collins Ave, Miami Beach. You must exchange your pass voucher for a wristband by 8 PM on Saturday, March 2. Additional individual event tickets can also be purchased there.

Even if you received all your tickets via e-mail, we still invite you to visit the Welcome Center and pick up a complimentary gift bag and meet other guests.

receive admission to the event, and you will need to go to the Welcome Center the next day to pick up your pass/wristband. Using your wristband provides express entry into the venue, so we encourage you to come to the Welcome Center prior to the event if at all possible.

REMINDER: there will be no Will Call for ticket purchasers at each event. You MUST bring your ticket (printed or mobile version) with you for admission to the event.

All passes must be purchased online. They will not be available in the Retail Center.

Hours of operation are:

UPGRADES

Wednesday, February 27 7 PM – 10 PM

PRINT-AT-HOME TICKETS

Thursday, February 28 NOON – 10 PM

Ticket or pass upgrades (if available) can only be purchased at the individual events.

Winter Party Festival uses barcoded wristbands for multi-event passes. Online Pass purchasers will receive an email voucher and receipt, which should be printed and brought to the Welcome Center to exchange for a wristband.

Wristbands are worn throughout the festival and cannot be removed or shared. You cannot use the email voucher for admission to events.

Winter Party Festival uses print-at-home tickets through ShowClix. You purchase tickets online and receive your tickets via e-mail so you can print them and bring them with you to the venues. You also have the option to receive a mobile ticket version.

PLEASE NOTE: There will be no Will Call for ticket purchasers at each event.

You MUST bring your ticket (printed or mobile version) with you for admission to the event.

WELCOME CENTER WILL CALL All passes purchased must be exchanged for wristbands

Friday, March 1 NOON – 10 PM Saturday, March 2 11 AM – 8 PM There is NO Will Call at the Beach Party, Sunday, March 4 PASS PURCHASERS ARRIVING AFTER WELCOME CENTER HOURS We realize that some of our out-of-town guests may arrive in Miami Beach after the Welcome Center closes.

Pass purchasers can still gain admission to that night’s dance event. When you arrive at the dance venue, go to Will Call. You will need to show identification to

Passes are barcoded wristbands you wear all week.

Wristbands that were purchased online can only be picked up at the Welcome Center and must be picked up no later than 8PM on March 2.

Ticket purchasers must bring a printed or mobile ticket to the event. There is no Will Call for individual ticket purchasers.

VIP Cocktail Reception Honors Russell Roybal We are thrilled to recognize Russell Roybal, a long-time leader in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer movement, for the enormous impact he has had on the National LGBTQ Task Force and Winter Party Festival. As a member of the organization’s Board of Directors, he lobbied his fellow board members to support the Task Force’s assuming responsibility for the Festival after the foundation that produced it dissolved.

During his 12-year tenure as a Task Force staff member, he oversaw the Festival and contributed significantly to the expansion of its volunteer committee and the upward trajectory in the gross revenue it produced.

Prior to joining the staff of the Task Force, Russell was director of training and capacity building of the Gill Foundation, at the time the largest private funder of LGBTQ organizations in the United States. In his role there he trained thousands of activists on how to resource their fight for equality.

During his tenure the Foundation received numerous awards for its capacity building and training programs.

As the Task Force’s deputy executive director, Russell directed the organization’s programmatic and policy work, and the National Conference on LGBT Equality: Creating Change. Under his leadership the Creating Change Conference and The Task Force’s annual Winter Party Festival achieved record attendance and revenue totals. The events earned a reputation as the best events of their type in the

United States and the world.

Russell is currently Chief Advancement Officer of San Francisco AIDS Foundation and works alongside the organization’s development, marketing and communications, and AIDS/ LifeCycle teams. He leads the fundraising, communications, and branding efforts that resource the organization’s programmatic efforts and advance the mission of the Foundation.

Russell has also served on the staffs of LLEGO - the National Latina/o LGBT Organization, the San Diego LGBT Center, and San Diego Pride. In addition to his staff roles he has served on the boards of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, Grassroots Institute for Fundraising Training, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, and the International Court System. He is currently a board member of OutRight Action International and the Rockwood Leadership Institute.

Russell has received numerous awards including the League of United Latin American Citizens inaugural Equality Award and was honored by the California LGBT Legislative Caucus as a Pride Honoree in 2017 and was named Grand Marshal of the San Diego LGBT Pride celebration the same year. In 2018 he received the Harvey Milk Social Justice Award for his long-time activism on behalf of LGBTQ and Latinx communities.

When not working you can find Russell underwater scuba diving or living his life on the dance floor.

VIP Cocktail Reception Performers Jai Rodriguez Emcee

Winter Party Festival is thrilled to welcome Emmy Award-winning actor and musician Jai Rodriguez as our emcee for the evening. Jai is best known as the ‘Culture Vulture’ on the Bravo network’s reality television program Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. He began his career at age 18 when he was cast in the role of Angel in the critically acclaimed Broadway musical RENT. He continued his Broadway career, appearing in shows including The Producers and Spinning Into Butter. He also created and performed the title role of Zanna in the Off-Broadway sensation, Zanna, Don’t!.

A dynamic vocalist, Jai has had the honor of sharing the stage singing duets with musical legends like Gladys Knight, Patti Labelle, Brian McKnight and Michelle Williams. Jai was featured in Lady Gaga’s video, “Telephone,” featuring Beyoncé.

Jai has made appearances on hit shows such as Nip/Tuck, How I Met Your Mother, Grey’s

Carla Bordonada Singer

Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Carla Bordonada began performing professionally with local corporate bands in the island, while also working in musical theatre productions as a singer/actress and behind the scenes, as a lyricist and vocal coach. She later moved to South Florida where she began performing as a piano bar entertainer, primarily in gay piano bars in Miami and Wilton Manors, alongside her musical partner in crime, Rick Leonard. She had her first cabaret show

Anatomy and Kingdom. Recent standout TV credits include roles on Grace and Frankie, The Magicians, Wisdom of the Crowd and most recently on The Resident on FOX. Jai will rejoin the cast of the Netflix hit series EASTSIDERS for their fourth season, which starts production this fall.

Throughout his life he has been an advocate for LGBTQ rights. He has supported organizations like AIDS WALK, R. E. A. F. and Life Group LA. Most recently he teamed up with Positively Fearless to educate the Latinx community about HIV and encourage gay and bisexual men to be fearless in taking charge of their health. You can listen to Jai every day as he hosts Inside OUT, the morning show on OUT/NOW radio, a brand new station dedicated to the LGBTQ community. These are just a few of the many highlights of his diverse career thus far.

CANCIONES DE BROADWAY, directed by David Sexton, at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center in 2013 and during which she met and had the pleasure of singing a duet with the LGBT Task Force’s own Josué Santiago. Carla has also performed in a few South Florida musical theatre shows, including Slow Burn Theatre’s production of the musical CHESS. Always supportive of fellow musicians in the LGBT community, Miss Bordonada has also performed several times with the South Florida Pride Wind Ensemble. She now lives in New York City, where she has her one-woman weekly show at a — you guessed it — gay bar in the Upper East Side!

Among her future projects, Carla will be playing one of the three Divas in Slowburn Theatre’s production of PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT, which is set to open in June, 2019 at The Broward Center of Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale.

WINTER PARTY CARES

HEALTH & WELLNESS AT WINTER PARTY FESTIVAL Winter Party Festival is the most fun, sexy and friendly LGBTQ event in the world. In addition to coming together as a community for a loving celebration, we raise critical funds to continue the fight for full freedom, justice and equality for all of our people. As producers of a world-renowned LGBTQ event, the National LGBTQ Task Force recognizes that we have a responsibility to help our community stay safe and healthy—not just at Winter Party Festival, but in all aspects of life.

This year, we’re fortunate to be partnering with a record number of health, education, social service and harm-reduction organizations dedicated to the well-being of our community. They are listed at the bottom of the opposite page.

We ask you to heed to these important health and safety tips.

If you’re sexually active, protect yourself and your partner(s): Complimentary safer sex kits, sponsored by WET, which include condoms and lube, are in your gift bags. The kits can also be picked up at the Welcome Center and throughout the Festival at various events.

Know your status: Get tested—not only for HIV, but also for hepatitis, gonorrhea, syphilis and other Sexually Transmitted Infections.

Don’t miss our HIV testing stations at Under

One Sun, provided by Impulse Group, and Localize, provided by Prevention 305 and Avita Pharmacy. Rapid HIV testing takes only a few minutes.

Don’t miss our Localize: Thursday, February 28 from 7-9pm at Hotel Gaythering.

Representatives from Prevention 305 and Avita Pharmacy will be on-site to answer questions about Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and the role it can play in reducing the risk of contracting HIV. Educate yourself about Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): While the advent of PrEP has significantly cut the rates of new HIV infection in communities where PrEP is widely used, it has also led to an increase in unprotected sex. PrEP can prevent the spread of HIV, but it does not protect against other Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI’s), such as syphilis, gonorrhea and hepatitis A, B and C, which are on the rise, and some of which are becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotic treatment. Please be safe, be aware, and talk about risks with your sexual partners. Condoms will help reduce your risks.

Know your limits: If you drink alcohol, do so moderately. On hot, sunny days, don’t forget to alternate consumption of alcohol with water or soft drinks. If you consume drugs, know what you’re taking. Winter Party Festival organizers do not endorse or condone the use of any

illegal drugs, but we also know that we cannot control what people do in private. Thanks to information provided by DanceSafe and Impulse Group, you can learn about the effects and unique risks associated with various drugs, as well as cautions about drug interactions. Be aware that not all drugs are created equal; some carry much greater risks than others. The use of crystal meth, one of the most physically addictive drugs ever known, is on the rise. If you use meth, or are thinking about trying it, we urge you to study the information on the website of our health partner, the Meth Project (www.methproject.org).

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Limit sun exposure: It might sound cliché, but don’t forget to pack your sunscreen, lip balm, hats and sunglasses. The Miami sun can be scorching! Keep an eye out for the Walgreens

We love you—and we want you to stay happy

Beach Party. Drink plenty of water and stay hydrated!

Look out for each other: If your friend appears to be excessively buzzed, don’t leave them alone. We have medical staff on call at every event. If you feel sick, dizzy, faint, or otherwise need help, or if you see someone who does, look for a staff member or volunteer, who will find an appropriate professional to assist you. The doctors and paramedics at ParaDocs, our medical services partner, are here to help.

and healthy!

Winter Party Festival Team

Festival Schedule Wednesday February 27

Thursday February 28

Friday March 1

Welcome Center Grand Opening Presented by Surterra Wellness Shelborne South Beach Hotel 1801 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

LOCALIZE Presented by Prevention 305 Hotel Gaythering 1409 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Sunny Side Up Brunch Palace Bar 1052 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Paradise: Deja-Vu Riviera Live 3138 Coral Way, Miami 10:00 PM - 5:00 AM

Ignite Presented by SCRUFF Mr. Jones 320 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach 10:00 PM - 5:00 AM

VIP Cocktail Reception Presented by The Art of Shaving The Carlton Hotel at The Betsy South Beach 1433 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach 7:30 PM - 11:00 PM Heat Club Space 34 NE 11th Street, Miami 10:00 PM - 7:00 AM

Saturday March 2

Sunday March 3

Monday March 4

Under One Sun Evolution Presented by Impulse Group Nikki Beach Club 1 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM

The Beach Party Lummus Park 12th Street and Ocean Drive, Miami Beach 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Afterglow The Hangar 60 NE 11th St, Miami 6:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Illuminate T-Dance Palace Bar 1052 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM Theater Soirée Carnival Studio Theater at the Adrienne Arsht Center 1300 Biscayne Blvd, Miami 7:30 PM Sweat Hunters Nightclub 2232 Wilton Drive, Fort Lauderdale 10:00 PM - 3:00 AM Masterbeat Odyssey: A New Era James L. Knight Center 400 SE 2nd Avenue, Miami 10:00 PM - 6:00 AM

Masterbeat: Avalanche James L. Knight Center 400 SE 2nd Avenue, Miami 10:00 PM - 6:00 AM

ACTION! Finale Treehouse 323 23rd Street, Miami Beach 10:00 PM - 5:00 AM

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DJ line up Winter Party features DJs from all over the globe to keep the week-long celebration of music, dance and community going. Be sure not to miss any of these superstars! Event DJs listed were confirmed as of press time. Visit WinterParty.com/ events for a full listing of the fabulous parties and events coming to the Winter Party Festival!

Abel • Alex Acosta • André Queiroz Anne Louise • Barry Harris Brett Henrichsen • Carlos Rojas Dan Slater • Danny Verde • Dawson Ed Wood • Eli Seda • Ivan Gomez Joe Gauthreaux • Joe Pacheco Lucas Flamefly • Micky Friedmann MORABITO • Paulo Fragoso Renato Cecin • Sagi Kariv Sharon O Love

Dance Events PARADISE: Deja-Vu Wednesday, February 27 10:00 PM – 5:00 AM Riviera Live 3138 Coral Way, Miami Winter Party Festival and Spazio Entertainment present an all-new Wednesday night event: Paradise. Don't miss an all-star lineup featuring Miami's own DJ Paulo Fragoso, Puerto Rico's DJ Eli Seda, and Brazil's DJ André Queiroz. This event is included on the VIP and Festival passes.

IGNITE presented by SCRUFF Thursday, February 28 10:00 PM – 5:00 AM Mr Jones 320 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach Get ready to re-imagine Ignite, presented by SCRUFF. Produced in partnership with Luciano Events and Ryan Work Entertainment, our electrifying Thursday night dance party delivers head-turning DJ’s at an exciting all-new venue: Mr Jones! New York City’s DJ Joe Pacheco will get your blood pumping and wigs turning with his red-hot beats. Then tighten your chacha heels, because Brazil’s DJ Anne Louise will amp the night into full gear. You do not want to miss this dynamic duo! This event is included on the VIP and Festival passes.

HEAT Friday, March 1 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM Club Space 34 NE 11th Street, Miami Winter Party Festival and Hilton Wolman Events are amping it up with Heat, returning to downtown Miami’s iconic Club Space. NYC favorite DJ Dawson takes over downstairs at The Ground. Upstairs on the world-famous Terrace, DJ Sharon O Love makes her US debut, followed by the Winter Party debut of international superstar DJ Renato Cecin. This trio will keep things hot all night long! This event is included on the VIP, Festival and Weekend passes.

Dance Events UNDER ONE SUN – EVOLUTION, presented by IMPULSE GROUP Saturday, March 2 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM Nikki Beach Club 1 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach The future is NOW! Winter Party is leveling up our signature Saturday afternoon event, cultivating one vision, one sound and one singular energy for our new era...introducing Under One Sun - Evolution presented by Impulse Group.

Enjoy the vibe at one of South Beach’s most popular adult amusement parks, Nikki Beach Club, with music by Winter Party favorites DJ Brett Henrichsen and DJ Dan Slater. Ensure the ultimate VIP treatment by purchasing one of our private Under One Sun Cabanas. This event is included on the VIP, Festival and Weekend passes.

ILLUMINATE T-DANCE Saturday, March 2 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM Palace 1052 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach After Under One Sun: Evolution, head on over to the world-famous Palace Bar for Illuminate T-Dance with DJs Carlos Rojas and Ed Wood!

This event is free.

SWEAT Saturday, March 2 10:00 PM – 3:00 AM Hunters Nightclub 2232 Wilton Drive, Fort Lauderdale Our popular leather and fetish event returns to Winter Party! Let your inhibitions run wild at SWEAT, featuring DJ Barry Harris, at Hunters Nightclub in Wilton Manors.

This is a FREE event!

MASTERBEAT ODYSSEY: A NEW ERA Saturday, March 2 10:00 PM – 6:00 AM James L. Knight Center 400 SE 2nd Ave, MiamI Two intergalactic forces converge at one spectacular venue: Winter Party Festival and Masterbeat return to the James L. Knight Center, site of two of the most mind-blowing events of our 25th edition, to present Odyssey: A New Era. Join us as DJs Ivan Gomez and Micky Friedmann transport you to an incredible galaxy of sight and sound and embark on a journey as we kick off a new era.

This event is included on the VIP, Festival and Weekend passes.

THE BEACH PARTY, presented by WORLDPRIDE NYC Sunday, March 3 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM Lummus Park 12th Street and Ocean Drive, Miami Beach The Beach Party, presented by WorldPride NYC, is the crown jewel of Winter Party, our largest and most popular event. It’s hard to describe the magic of dancing on the sands of South Beach with your chosen family and thousands of new friends from all over the world! It’s an experience you have to see to believe, and one you will never forget. Grab your sunscreen, your favorite speedo and your best friends to embark on an unforgettable journey guided

by DJ Joe Gauthreaux and DJ Alex Acosta. This event is included on the VIP, Festival, Weekend and Climax passes.

MASTERBEAT: AVALANCHE Sunday, March 3 10:00 PM – 6:00 AM James L. Knight Center 400 SE 2nd Avenue, Miami Escape to a wintry wonderland as Winter Party Festival presents Masterbeat: Avalanche.

MORABITO and DJ Sagi Kariv will melt the clothes off your body as we transform the James L. Knight Center into a stunning snowstorm of fun. This event is included on the VIP, Festival, Weekend and Climax passes.

AFTERGLOW

Monday, March 4 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM The Hangar 60 NE 11th Street, Miami The legendary Monday morning after hours event is back. Winter Party Festival and Hilton Wolman Events present AFTERGLOW, featuring world-renowned after hours icon DJ Abel! Get ready for a musical journey that will shake you to the core. This event is included on the VIP, Festival and Climax passes.

ACTION! FINALE Monday, March 4 10:00 PM – 5:00 AM Treehouse 323 23rd Street, Miami Beach ACTION! Finale makes a triumphant return to Winter Party. Produced by Luciano Presents in partnership with Ryan Work Entertainment, this closing party is not to be missed. We’re excited for the return of Winter Party favorite DJ Danny Verde and the Winter Party debut of DJ Lucas Flamefly! Be sure to join us for one last dance at Treehouse before you head home. This event is included on the VIP and Festival passes.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE René Wolfensberger, Festival Chair Sergio Orlando, Festival Vice Chair David Ardelean, Director of Volunteer Relations Amanda Cajano, Director of Committee Engagement

FESTIVAL COMMITTEE

FESTIVAL STAFF

Dirk Allen

John Labus

Matt Albert

Mario Lacayo

Doug Ames

David Landau

Bob Barnes

Carlos Leo

Barrett Beck

Jim Lin

Bella Bedola

Donnie Luehring

Justin Bell

Silvio Maranhão

Doug Bermudez

Brian Marone

Jocelyn Bermudez

Chaz Marriott

Joe Bianco

Eduardo Martinez

Steven Boudreau

Michael Medlin

John Fogleman, Director of Finance

Durim “Buzz” Bozhdaraj

Lorena Mena

Camilo Gomez, Director of Social Programming

Alex Breitman

Jerard Kelley, Director of Welcome Center Richard King, Director of Dance Programming Jonathan Lewis, Co-Director of Marketing Kevin Makowski, Chief of Staff and Director of Internal Operations Robert Masterson, Director of Club Finance Tos Sasitorn, Co-Director of Marketing, Social Media

Angel Camacho Joseph Caraccia

Andre Miguel Rob Morrison Evgeny “Jack” Nagimov

Rene Carballo

Khan Nawaz

Walter Castaneda

James Nonnemaker

Javier Checa

Nick Oehm

Melba De Leon

Jeff Oliverio

Tim Dejsiriudom

Tony Pereira

Matt Don

Bill Platt

Alta Dustin

Jesus Quispe

Ernesto Espejo

Francisco Ramirez

Eddie Esteban

Patrick Regan

Juan Carlos Farfan

Dimitry Robertson

Jairo Farinas

Jose Rodriguez

James Farris

Sami Rodriguez

Alex Ferbeyre

Cristian Sanchez

Yvette Fernandez

Ryan Schwartz

Matthew Ferrer

Stephen Seo

Logan Fletcher

David Sexton

John Garces

Justin Shephard

Pablo Sergio Garcia

Pranshu Shrivastava

Jeff Staugler, Director of Partnerships

Alejandro Gonzalez

Ivette Sierra

Jason Gonzales

Jolyse Stultz

Alexis Gorriaran

Geoffrey Swetz

Eric Woodland, Director of Logistics

Mauricio Hernandez

Jerry Torres

Paul Kelly

Frank Weyenberg

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social events schedule WELCOME CENTER GRAND OPENING Presented by Surterra Wellness Wednesday, February 27 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM Shelborne South Beach Hotel 1801 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach FREE Nothing like feeling welcome, right? And that’s exactly how we want you to feel at Winter Party Festival. No matter if it’s your first time or your “can’t-remember-how-many-times” time, we’re overjoyed to have you here. Join us in ushering in the 2019 Winter Party Festival with the opening of our Welcome Center at our host hotel, the Shelborne South Beach Hotel. Meet new friends and reunite with old ones, get a feel for all the fun you’ll have at this year’s Festival, pick up your passes, purchase individual event tickets, grab a free welcome bag, shop for Winter Party merchandise and visit our exhibitors. ¡Bienvenido a Miami! Hosted by celebrity drag queen Chad Michaels, winner of the first season of RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars, courtesy of Surterra Wellness.

LOCALIZE Presented by Prevention 305 Thursday, February 28 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM Hôtel Gaythering 1409 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach FREE Hôtel Gaythering has become a haven for Miami locals to congregate and experience a feeling of community, of belonging. LOCALIZE is that perfect space where Miamians can put into practice one of Winter Party Festival’s core values, “Radical Welcome”, greeting all the amazing people that flock to the Festival from all over the world to Live Free, Play Hard and Give Back. LOCALIZE is that social space where locals and out-of-towners can mix and mingle to create meaningful connections, develop new friendships, and experience that beautiful feeling of community, all coming together for a greater cause while learning and having open conversations about PrEP as an effective way to prevent and stop the spread of HIV, thanks to our partner Prevention 305.

SUNNY SIDE UP BRUNCH Friday, March 1 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM Palace Bar 1052 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach Tables reservations at info@palacesouthbeach.com No trip to South Beach is complete without brunch at the iconic Palace Bar. Join us for a special Friday edition of this popular, raucous Miami tradition, hosted by the fabulous Tiffany Fantasia.

VIP COCKTAIL RECEPTION Presented by The Art of Shaving Friday, March 1

THEATER SOIRÉE EVERY BRILLIANT THING Presented by Zoetic Stage

7:30 PM – 11:00 PM

Saturday, March 2, 7:30 PM

The Carlton Hotel at The Betsy South Beach 1433 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach Pass Access: VIP Pass Tickets: $100

Carnival Studio Theater at the Adrienne Arsht Center 1300 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami Tickets: $55 Promo Code: WPFSOCIALFUND

Bigger. Better. More VIP than ever! Join us for the jewel of Winter Party Festival’s Social Events line-up, the VIP Cocktail Reception, this year hosted by renowned actor and musician Jai Rodriguez (best known as the culture guide on the Emmy-winning reality show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy), with special guest performance by singer Carla Bordonada.

Enjoy exquisite hors d’oeuvres and open bar provided by Bacardi as you mingle with la crème de la crème of Winter Party guests: community leaders, celebrities, influencers and the most VIPs, while you learn more about the Task Force’s work, its champions and its impact not only on the LGBTQ community of South Florida, but the whole nation. This year, Winter Party Festival is proud to honor Russell Roybal, former Deputy Executive Director of the National LGBTQ Task Force, nationally recognized LGBTQ activist and “circuit supreme”.

We’re excited to announce the return of the Festival’s theater night – in partnership with Zoetic Stage and the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts – with the South Florida premiere of Every Brilliant Thing by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe, directed by Stuart Meltzer. This exhilarating play strikes a delicate balance between sobering loss and cathartic laughter. In this one-person tour de force, a man attempts to cure his mother’s depression by creating a list of the best things in the world. The list grows as he progresses from childhood (“ice cream”), to college (“surprises”) and marriage (“falling in love”). But when life deals a bitter blow, the list proves to be helpful to the son in ways that it could never be for the mother. London’s The Stage called it an “Extraordinary piece of inclusive, participative theatre.” Use promo code WPFSOCIALFUND to purchase your tickets, and 15% of your ticket price will be donated to the National LGBTQ Task Force. Enjoy a Q&A session with the brilliant stars of the play and a prosecco toast provided

by Bacardi right after the show.

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about the task force The National LGBTQ Task Force advances full freedom, justice and equality for LGBTQ people.

We’re building a future where everyone is free to be themselves in every aspect of their lives.

Today, despite all the progress we’ve made to end discrimination, millions of LGBTQ people face barriers in every aspect of their lives: in housing, employment, healthcare, retirement and basic human rights. These barriers must go. That’s why the Task Force is training and mobilizing millions of activists across our nation to deliver a world where you can be you.

Board of Directors as of January 15, 2019 Suman Chakraborty (Co-Chair) New York, NY Liebe Gadinsky (Co-Chair) Miami Beach, FL Roger Thomson (Treasurer) Miami Beach, FL Jason Tester (Secretary) San Francisco, CA

Bradley Carlson* Miami Beach, FL

Mary Harper Kalamazoo, MI

Karin Mitchell* Seattle, WA

Candy Cox Washington, DC

Hez Norton Boston, MA

Colgate Darden Miami, FL

Monisha Harrell* (Action Fund Secretary/ Treasurer) Seattle, WA

Pamela David** San Francisco, CA

Rose Hayes San Francisco, CA

Erik Richard Los Angeles, CA

Rev. J. Bennett Guess Cleveland, OH

Jeffery Hoyle Denver, CO

Stephen Seo Los Angeles, CA

E. Monique Hall** (Action Fund Chair) Washington, DC

Chris Maliwat Brooklyn, NY

Anika Simpson Washington, DC

Naomi Metz Santa Rosa, CA

Andrew Solomon**

Juan Peñalosa* Miami, FL

New York, NY

NATIONAL ACTION COUNCIL Over the years, the Task Force has had a number of incredible advocates and supporters who’ve been committed above all others in helping us achieve our mission of building grass– roots power for the LGBTQ community. The National Action Council recognizes these individuals.

John Allen Muskegon, MI

Victor Diaz-Herman Miami, FL

Jody Laine Sebastopol, CA

Mark Sexton

Sue Anderson Boulder, CO

Ruth Eisenberg Washington, DC

Cordey Lash Dallas, TX

Jeffrey Slavin

Anthony Aragon Denver, CO

Matt Foreman San Francisco, CA

Sandra Nathan Phoenix, AZ

Michelle J. Stecker,

Alan Bernstein West Hollywood, CA

Will Forrest Chicago, IL

Shilpen Patel San Francisco, CA

Winter Park, FL

David Bowers Los Angeles, CA

Kevin Gonzalez New York, NY

Marj Press Seattle, WA

Margaret Burd Denver, CO

Ruben Gonzalez Washington, DC

Chad Richter Miami Beach, FL

Yuval David New York, NY

Mario Guerrero Sacramento, CA

Cindy Rizzo New York, NY

Vince Wong

Donald E. Davis Williamsburg, VA

John Hoadley Kalamazoo, MI

Lee Rubin Fort Lauderdale, FL

Beth Zemsky

Portland, OR Washington, DC Ph.D., J.D. Ken Thompson Seattle, WA Alfonso Wenker Minneapolis, MN Los Angeles, CA Minneapolis, MN

* serves on both c3 & c4

** serves on c4 only

Leadership Council We extend a heartfelt thanks to our Leadership Council members for their continued support of the Task Force and the Task Force Action Fund. Leadership Council members make an annual gift of $1,500 or more and give the Task Force the flexibility to build grassroots LGBTQ political power across the nation. If we have inadvertently omitted or incorrectly listed your name, please contact Saurabh Bajaj, Chief Development Officer, at sbajaj@thetaskforce.org.

Current Leadership Council Donors as of November 15, 2018.

Thank you to our individual donors President’s Circle ($100,000.00 +) Andrew W. Solomon & John Habich Solomon Howard Solomon & Sarah Solomon Jim Tyrrell & Roger Thomson Vice President’s Circle ($50,000.00 +) Rev. Janet M. Edwards Liebe Gadinsky & Seth Gadinsky Steven L. Holley James C. Hormel & Michael P. Nguyen Amy C. Mandel & Katina E. Rodis Weston F. Milliken Stanley Newman & Brian Rosenthal Henry van Ameringen & Eric Galloway Executive Circle ($25,000.00 +) Alexander Aickin & Jason Tester Alberto A. Arias & Wood Kinnard Mary E. Harper & Marigene Arnold Craig G. Hoffman Jr & Albert Lauber David B Rosenauer & Rex Walker Emily Rosenberg & Darlene deManicor Sara Whitman Ambassador’s Circle ($10,000.00 +) John M. Allen & Stephen Orlando Susan E. Anderson & Jo Zeimet Jack Bankowsky & Matthew Marks Bradley R. Carlson Suman Chakraborty Reuben J. Chong Colgate W. Darden, IV Nina Feirer

Matt Foreman & Francisco De León William Forrest & Mark A. Smithe Jeff & Kate Haas Rose Hayes & Courtney Aiken Tracy Hewat David A. Holmes & Anthony Montoya Eugene Kapaloski James Laforce & Stephen Henderson Jody Laine & Shad Reinstein Laurie Mirman Michael H. Morris & Richard Blinkal Jin Oh & Mr. Karl H Smith James G. Pepper Jeremy Rye Dr. Russell Sassani & Michael Schneider Mark M. Sexton & Kirk Wallace Jeffrey Slavin Director’s Circle ($5,000.00 +) Ralph Alpert Shiv Bajaj & Shobha Bajaj Gregory N. Brown & Linton D. Stables III Otts Bolisay & Kenneth Thompson Rea Carey & Margaret Conway Roger Carlson Dennis Edwards & Mark Steinberg Kristin Ehrgood Kevin Foley-Littell & Stephen Littell Aimee Gelnaw & Emily D. Howe Reverend J. B. Guess & Jim R. Therrien Jonathan A. Herz & Steven C. Hill Tim Hosking & Audrey Sokoloff H. Scott Huizenga Lawrence R. Hyer Jeremiah Kelly & Paul F. Oostenbrug, M.D. Paul N. Kelly Marc Lapidus Dennis Mananquil Alan Mason Kathleen McCabe Mark McDermott & Yuval David

Sandra Nathan, Ph.D. & Glenda Dunmore John Peters Thomas A. Raffin Erik Richard & Joseph DeSantis Joan E. Schaeffer & Roberta Mandel Ted Snowdon & Duffy Violante Ronna Stamm, Paul Lehman, and Jonathan Lehman Ann F. Thomas & Daniel L. Rabinowitz Beth Zemsky & Chris Heeter/ Zemsky Family Foundation Advocate’s Circle ($2,500.00 +) Mario Acosta, Jr. & Christopher A. Russell Dr. Marcia R. Adelman Anonymous Joseph Arena Glenn Barcheski & William Dollaway David Beaning C. David Bedford David Beitzel & Darren Walker Frank Benedetti & Thomas G. Trowbridge Robin M. Bergen & Janine Hackett Alan J. Bernstein & Family Leslie Bosson & Matthew Bosson Margaret A. Burd & Rebecca Brinkman Kathleen Campisano & Sayre E. Reece Daniel Chadburn & Thomas W. Nichols Jerry S. Chasen & Mark Kirby Kate Clinton & Urvashi Vaid Lisa Corrin Meg Coward & Sarah Schwartz-Sax Candy S. Cox & Debra L. Peevey Wayne & Nicole Cypen Pamela H. David & Cheryl Lazar George J. DeBolt Jeff Delmay & Todd Delmay Ruth E. Eisenberg & Letitia A. Gomez Richter Elser & Kenneth Hubbard Eric Estes Joseph Falk

Werner Feibes Jennifer Foley & Naomi E. Metz James M. Frost & William Yi Julie N. Goodridge E. Monique Hall Benjamin Hamilton & William Hamilton Monisha R. Harrell & Tamria L. Olson Harold L. Ivey Mark Kirby & Jerry S. Chasen Michael E. Koetting & Stephen Saletan Barry L. Kostinsky & Charles J. Kelly Thomas A. Lehrer Scott M. Lercel Lesbian Equity Foundation/Kathy Levinson Stacey L. Long Simmons & Tracy Simmons Gary Martin & Patrick Owens Barbara J. Meislin Robert F. Miailovich Jessica Morgan Tony M. Nodine & Stoney Gamble Shilpen Patel, M.D. Pervez Pir & Surbhi Pir David J. Price & Juan C. Rodriguez Erick Rivero Gay A. Roane Marianne G. Seggerman Elliott R. Sernel & Larry Falconio Cheryl Swannack & Nancy D. Polikoff Dr. Darren Tanner Samuel Thoron & Julia Thoron Gordon VeneKlasen Gerald Wentland & Jean Paul Michaud Amelie S. Zurn-Galinsky Delegate’s Circle ($1,500.00 +) Alan Acosta & Thomas Gratz Steven Afriat & Curtis L. Sanchez David Augustine & Robert Depew Saurabh Bajaj & Jason Blevins Abu Barrie Ellen J. Bass *deceased

Leadership Council Juan J. Battle & Michael D. Bennett Alvin H. Baum Jr & Robert Holgate Stuart & Allen Bell David S. Berg & Laura Butzel Emily Bieber Lewis Black Gay Block & Billie Parker Benjamin Bowler & Thomas Firpo Robin Brand Dennis Breen Gina Calvelli & Lorri L. Jean Diane Cary & Jim Parriott Tom Cashin & Jay Johnson George Castrataro & Jason Cook Darrel Cummings & Tim Dang John D’Emilio Robert P. Denny William Derrough & Alvaro Salas Vilia M. Drazdys & Kate Walsh Andrew Duncan Buck J. Dutton & Sunil Narayan Matt Dzwonkiewicz & Josue Santiago Amy & Ray Easterling John M. Evans Kevin J. Farrelly & Stephen Klein Klayton F. Fennell & Valentine Vigil-Fennell Dwight Foley Barbara Frank & Veronica McCaffrey George Franklin Malcolm Gage Annette Gardner Peggy Giammattei & Shawn V. Giammattei Gillian Gillett Erwin G. Gonzalez Barry L. Grossbach & Michael Hardy Glenda A. Guess & James E. Guess David Hall & Creg Oosterhart John Hamilton Jeff Hawkins & Janet Strauss Vincent Healy Edgar Hernandez & Glenn Petersen Todd Herrold Ernest C. Hopkins Cindy Houston & Rete Carie Joshua Huff & Chris Williams Henry Hurd Susan Hyde & Jade P. McGleughlin Brian A. Johnson Kent Johnson & Cody Blomberg Andrew Jordan Michael J. Kaplan

Mitchell Karp Karl Kulick Alon Leibovitz Alan Lessik Franklin Levine & Fred Kass John Leyden & Tom Valentine John T. Lillis & Jeff Bailey Frederick MacIntyre Kenneth Marek Kevin McCarty & Henri Vezie Darren Misaresh Karin J. Mitchell Leigh Morgan & Sarah Moseley Aaron Morris Michel Mossman & Nancy Myers Katy Neusteter & Thad Kurowski Maury Newburger Reverend Darlene Nipper Carlos Noble & Georgia Noble Hez G. Norton & Arrington Chambliss Jeffrey P. Oliverio & Tony Mendoza Phil E. Oxman & Harvey Zuckman Joseph Pallant Donna M. Patrick John Peters Michael J. Piore & Rodney Yoder Marj Press Peter S. Reed & Alden Y. Warner III Cindy T. Rizzo William Rodgers & Gary Kuchta Russell David Roybal Jessica Seaton & Linda Swartz Stephen Seo & Nicholas J. Caldarera Peter J. Shomer Robert J. Skolaski & Steven Maginnis Aaron Strauss Geoffrey Swetz & Carlos Leo Andrew Tagliabue & Mark Jones Joaquin J. Tamayo & Ruben J. Gonzales Willa Taylor & Mary F. Morten Janice E. Thom & Mary Ann Moran A. V Thompson & Kenneth Smith Brian H. Thompson & Donald J. Hayden Gary Unzeitig Michael Upshaw & Darrius Upshaw Richard Wall & William Wilson Deric Walters & Jesse Lehrhoff Dianna Ward & Carol Frazee Kevin Wang William E. Weinberger & Danny R. Gibson

David Westman & Anthony Aragon Rabbi Barbara J. Zacky Damita Zweiback

Thank you to our Institutional Donors President’s Circle ($100,000.00 + ) Anonymous The Arcus Foundation The Marguerite Casey Foundation The Evelyn and Walter Haas Jr. Fund The Ford Foundation Gilead Sciences The NoVo Foundation Wellspring Philanthropic Fund Vice President’s Circle ($50,000.00 +) AIDS Healthcare Foundation The Bauman Foundation If/When/How MAC AIDS Fund Media Democracy Fund The Moriah Fund New Venture Fund Wells Fargo Foundation Executive Circle ($25,000.00 +) ActBlue The Art of Shaving Comcast CREDO E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation Hilton Leadership Conference Education Fund NYC Pride Reconciling Ministries Network Miami Beach Visitor & Convention Authority Elizabeth Scott Fund of Headwaters Foundation for Justice Wild Geese Foundation Working Assets Ambassador’s Circle ($10,000.00 +) Anonymous AIDS United Bacardi B. W. Bastian Foundation Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Axelrod Biofitness Lab The California Endowment Carnival Foundation Coca-Cola

Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Craig Newmark Philanthropies David Bohnett Foundation David Geffen Foundation EMD Serono Eventsquid Everytown for Gun Safety Firefly Partners Florida Blue Freeman Foundation Frosene Spirit of Hope Foundation The Gene Rodenberry Foundation HBO John and Marcia Goldman Foundation The Irving Harris Foundation John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Johnson Family Foundation Marriott Merrill Lynch/Bank of America Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs The Miami Foundation Morgan Stanley NeonCRM The Open Society Foundations The Philadelphia Foundation Planned Parenthood Federation of America Director’s Circle ($5,000.00 +) AAA Akerman Ally American Federation of Teachers Anonymous Anthem Baptist Health South Florida Bercow Radell & Fernandez Boucher Brothers Branch Banking and Trust Company City of Miami Beach - Miami Beach Convention Center DCI Group DEMOS Flamboyan Foundation Florida Power & Light Company Gloria Estefan Foundation Greenberg Traurig Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation Horizons Foundation Jewish Community Services of South Florida JPMorgan Chase Koya Leadership Partners Mighty Man Productions *deceased

Leadership Council National SEED Project Palace South Beach Philadelphia FIGHT Community Health Centers Ryder Charitable Foundation Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits St. John’s on the Lake United Methodist Church Tiger Baron Foundation Town of Golden Beach United Church of Christ Winston & Strawn Advocate’s Circle ($2,500.00 +) Aetna American Airlines Chris King for Florida Colin Higgins Foundation Deloitte G7 Entertainment General Motors Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau Human Rights Campaign Hunters Nightclubs The Jewish Community Foundation Metropolitan State University of Denver Miami Beach Police Department Michigan State University MillerCoors OutRight Action International Pennsylvania State University Planned Parenthood of Northern, Central & Southern New Jersey Rick Katz Communikatz Room & Board Royal Caribbean Cruises SAVE Dade Foundation SBK Travel Space Invaders Tiger Baron Foundation URGE Virginia Tech Walgreens Delegate’s Circle ($1,500.00 +) Casswood Insurance Agency Emory University FosterThomas H&R Block The Harrington Agency Howard Brown Health Center Hyatt Regency Miami The Latin Spot Grill MDGLCC Neusteter Colorado Company The New Press

Production Solutions Rennert Vogel Mandler & Rodriguez State of Florida Department of Financial Services Two by Two Virginia Commonwealth University Wear It Clothing Williams Island Marina You Gotta Believe

Legacy Circle The Task Force thanks the following people for naming the Task Force as a beneficiary in their estate planning.

David I. Abramson Alan Ace* Clarence E Anderson* Barckley Family Trust* Michael Bath William M. Beachler William Bebermeyer* Bertram H. Behrens* Em Olivia Bevis* Bisordi-Schofield Trust* LeClair Bissell* David A. Bjork Marsha C. Botzer Thomas Boyd Matthew Brown Jennifer M. Buchwald Phillip A. Bulliner* Margaret A. Burd Susan Burnside Bradley R. Carlson John L. Chamness, Jr.* Julie A. Childs Stephen D. Clover* Gerald & Veronica Colfer* Winifred Cottrel* David E. Dassey James A. Davidson* Donald E. Davis George J. DeBolt Craig M. Desoer James N. Devillier* Sarah A. Douglas Ross Draegert Alice Dyer* Bert Easter Orton L. Ehrlinger* Jonathan Elwell* Luke F. Farrell* Nina Feirer John P. Fludas* Richard Fremont-Smith Elizabeth Gadinsky

Stephen A. Glassman Joe Goenaga Mary E. Harper John R. Harper* Daniel A. Harris Sheila Healy* John R. Hoffman* Richard Homan* Earle Raymond Hopkins* Diane M. Hopsia* John Hubschmitt Rachel Hurst Kent J. Johnson Steven D. Kaeser* Josef Van Der Kar* Robert L. Kehoe* Ronald Kendall Kenneth E. Kesselring* Linda Ketner Harold D. Kooden Kayeton J. Kurowski* Marilyn Lamkay Craig H. Lindhurst* Dr. Norma Jack Lindsey* Peggy Lipschultz Lester H. London James W. Lundberg* Ed Madden Joseph J. Maio* Donna Marburger Ellen Martin Wayne McCaughan* Rita A. McGaughey* Sean Melton Lawrence J. Messenger* Henry D. Messer* Naomi E. Metz Robert F. Miailovich John H. Moe* George Nemeth* James Nonnemaker Fleet E. Nuttall* John O’Leary* Lee Ormsbee Julia Lorillard Pell* John Perez David Lee Peterson* Neil B.Pomerenke* Ken Ranftle* Erik Richard Charles W. Robbins James E. Rolls* Anthony Rominske Lee S Ross* Harry R. Rowe, M.D.* Russell D. Roybal William A.K. Ryan* Kenneth Sancier*

Heather C. Sargeant Fred B. Schaefer* J Schmidt Harry Seagal* Marianne G. Seggerman Karl-Ludwig Selig* Andrew Sendall Elliott R. Sernel Dale Norris Shaw* Larry Siegel Richard Fremont-Smith* Andrew W. Solomon Michael Staeb Robert J. Starshak William J. Stein James J. Stroumbos* James L. Tanner* David J. Thomas Marc A. Triebwasser* John Tynes* Loet VanDerveen Donald E. Watson* Scott J. Weber Ric Weiland* Robert S. White* Harry K. Willwater Edith S. Windsor* Douglas Wingo Walt Witcover* Jacob Lee Withers, Jr.* Craig J. Witt* Benton Wong Roy Glenn Wood* James B. Wozniak* Morgan Young* Beth L. Zemsky William Zilko* Daniel R. Zillmann Jaroslav E. Zivney* Harvey Zuckman

If you intend to name the Task Force in your estate plans or would like to learn more about planned giving options, please contact Saurabh Bajaj, Chief Development Officer, at sbajaj@thetaskforce.org. *deceased

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