2017 Annual Report

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017 Officers

Members Michael Ziering, J.D.

Jesse Bronner

Treasurer

Joanne Dietch

Angela L. Jones

Eric Jung

Secretary

Steve Klimback Michael McBride Cam Montgomery, Jr.

Robert Broder, J.D.

Russell Alexander-Orozco

Chair of the Board

Vice Chair of the Board

Ingrid Palmer Luis Pardo Mitchell Pindus Richard K. Rifenbark, J.D. Neil E. Romanoff, M.D., M.P.H.

EXECUTIVE TEAM

Julie Hudman, Ph.D.

David Luna, M.D.

Muriel Nouwezem

Adam Friedman

Chief Executive Officer

Chief Medical Officer

Chief Financial Officer

Chief Marketing & Advancement Officer

Giezel Garnett

Emanuel Mkrtichian

Thomas Tibbitts

Van Anh Dastur, D.D.S.

Chief Human Resources Officer

Chief Information and Innovation Officer

Corporate Compliance Officer

Director of Dental Services

Paul Gore, Ph.D.

Arnali Ray

Karen Kent

Director of Behavioral Health

Director of Strategy, Program Evaluation & Policy

Director of Facilities

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Celebrating 50 Years of Caring for Our Community

Our Mission

Message from the CEO and Chair of the Board

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Our Patient Profile

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Patient Story | Karen Sanchez

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Community Outreach

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Patient Story | A. Leigh Coleman

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50 Years of Caring for Our Community

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Patient Story | Gregory Andrews

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Friends of Saban Community Clinic Events

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Patient Story | Suki Stone

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By The Numbers

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Financial Statement

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Donors and Community Partners

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To serve as a medical home to the most vulnerable members of our community by providing affordable quality health care in a caring environment.

Our Vision To be a recognized leader in improving the health and wellbeing of Los Angeles’ underserved communities by delivering quality medical and social services through innovation, creativity, partnerships, and public policy advocacy.

MESSAGE FROM THE CEO AND CHAIR OF THE BOARD

Dear Friends and Colleagues, What a year! 2017 was filled with celebrations as Saban Community Clinic commemorated its milestone 50th anniversary. While a lot has changed over the course of the past five decades, one thing remains the same: the Clinic’s steadfast belief that health care is a right, not a privilege.

As you flip through these pages we’ll take you on a trip down memory lane, looking back on how far we have come. From a single storefront on Fairfax to three clinics providing comprehensive medical care, dental care and social services through more than 100,000 patient visits each year — the changes are significant and vital.

We hope you’ll learn something about our historical accomplishments and achievements in the past year. Some highlights from 2017 include: •

Achieved Patient Centered Medical Home Level 3 Recognition, the highest level, at all three sites!

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Our Behavioral Health department flourished with the addition of new group sessions.

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Expanded enrollment of patients in insurance programs under ACA.

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Conversion of the dispensary at the Beverly Health Center to a fully licensed pharmacy.

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A Doctor of Pediatrics was hired to help with expansion of pediatric services.

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Launched the Saban MyChart App, allowing patients to make appointments, see their lab results, send their provider a message and refill prescriptions all from their phone or computer.

We take pride in the successes highlighted in this report. We extend our deepest gratitude to our dedicated staff, Board Members, community partners, generous donors and the Friends Board for the role they all play in the continued success of the Clinic.

With all the positive changes we are making for our patients and staff, we are excited for what’s to come and look forward to expanding services in the near future to meet the growing demands of the communities we serve. Without your steadfast dedication to our mission and patients, none of this would be possible.

Thank you for your continued support,

Julie Hudman, Ph.D.

Robert Broder

Chief Executive Officer

Chair of the Board

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O UR PA T I EN T PRO FI LE

Ethnicity

Age

Asian

35% 31%

African American 21%

9% 5%

0 -19

20 - 39

40 - 49

50 - 65

34% 4% 5%

57%

Medicaid Medicare Private Uninsured

Other 3% 8%

12% 23%

Caucasion

93% 54%

Homeless

7% Housed

Hispanic

65+

Health Care

Housing Status

Gender

114,735 T O TA L V I S I T S

56%

19,442

44%

PAT I E N T C O U N T Female

Patient Services

Male

Poverty Level 73%

Vision: 1,909

Medical: 82,441

20%

0-100

Dental: 16,272

Behavioral Health: 17,302

101-150

4%

3%

151-200

+200

*Poverty Level is calculated as a percentage of the Federal Guidelines determined annually.

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PATIENT STORY

Karen Sanchez PAT I E N T

When Karen first came to the Clinic more than two years ago, she was in a horrible state of depression and had truly lost the will to live. In fact, it took all she had to leave her home and seek medical attention for symptoms that she could no longer ignore. During her medical visit with Nurse Practitioner Ellen Olivar, Karen was sobbing uncontrollably.

Noticing that Karen was in a very fragile state, Ellen offered to connect her with the Clinic’s Behavioral Health Team. It was then that Karen met Jose Albert and Rebecca Gillogly who helped to overcome her state of hopelessness and regain the will to live.

“Before (I started coming to) Saban Community Clinic, I was just a shell, or a shadow of what I used to be before my Mom’s stroke and my Dad’s death. I cried everyday and struggled to make it through each day. Now with the help of Saban, slowly and gratefully, I am finding my way back out of the pain and darkness that used to overcome me. I started to remember who I am as a person, started to remember my dreams, that I still had dreams and ambitions. With the Clinic’s help, I found my strength to get up again.”

With mental health issues in her family, Karen took it upon herself to get help before it was too late. Through individual and group therapy sessions, Karen has, as she says, “learned to focus on the brighter side of life instead of the darkness.”

Karen’s gratitude extends beyond thanking the staff for everything they have done for her. You’ll often find her volunteering at Clinic events and helping in any way she can.

Recently, she was even voted onto our Board of Directors as a consumer member!

To learn more about Karen, visit www.sabancommunityclinic.org/videos

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Engaging Our Community 28th Annual Patient Holiday Party On December 12th, 500 patients and members of the homeless community attended the much-anticipated annual giveaway event at First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood to receive clothing, undergarments, blankets, toiletries, books, toys, and a hot lunch.

Adopt a Family This year 10 families participated in our Adopt A Family program, providing gifts to patients experiencing extreme hardship. Started by Friends Board President Richard Weitz, this annual program allows donors to connect with patients in a unique and personal way. From clothing to grocery store gift cards, the gifts provided much needed essentials for the patients.

Health Fair More than 400 patients enjoyed our Summer of Love Your Health Fair on August 19th at the Wallis Annenberg Children and Family Health Center. Guests participated in games, crafts and more. Clinic staff successfully administered 190 health screenings, made 27 new patient appointments and enrolled 6 new attendees in a healthcare plan.

The event was produced in partnership with LA Supervisor Sheila Kuehl.

Health Coverage In 2017, Clinic staff enrolled more than 5,000 individuals in a health plan that was right for them. The Clinic participated in 30 enrollment events and hosted 4 during open enrollment for Covered California.

Baby Shower On December 6th, eight new and expecting moms and their families had a great time at the Clinic’s first baby shower. Patients enjoyed presentations made by HealthNet and First 5 LA’s Welcome Baby Program, a delicious lunch, and baby shower games with great prizes!

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Thank you to our friends at Saban Brands for a special appearance by the Power Rangers.

The past couple years, Clinic patient Gregory Jackson has volunteered to be Santa Claus.

2 Richard Weitz (third from left) and his family, provided gifts to the Carias family for the second year in a row.

3 Friends Board Member Martha Henderson with patient Heidi Reyes and her two sons. 4 Representatives Marley Powell from LA County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl’s office and Janet Turner from Congressman Ted Lieu’s office recognized the Clinic for 50 years of serving the community.

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“I love taking my family to the Clinic to meet the patients. It really connects us to the Clinic and the community we serve.”

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The Clinic staff enrolled over 5,000 individuals in a health plan in 2017.

“My baby and I are blessed.

The staff at Saban made sure I was taken care of throughout my pregnancy.”

– Patient at the Baby Shower

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PAT I EN T ST ORY

A letter of appreciation from a dental patient: October 1, 2017 Dear Board of Directors and Partners, I arrived at the Beverly location 12 months ago on public assistance. I [came to] the Clinic with 16 of 32 adult teeth and a chronic history of odontophobia.

Prior to meeting personnel, it was evident from the inception that this was a well organized and meticulous operation. I observed the physical environment; it was without clutter, clean and maintained contemporary equipment.

Next I met with Dr. Dastur (Dental Director). I observed her to be quiet and keen.

I was surprised when she opened the interaction with pleasant small talk and continued as she evaluated the task at hand. She fostered an environment that was easy to share my dental traumas beginning in childhood. She then set down the plan of action for restoring my oral health. Her extraction work was unbelievable.

I wanted to say she did nothing, except the tooth was no longer present. Needless to say no pain or swelling ensued.

GROW (General Relief Opportunities for Work) is a component of public assistance.

The social worker identifies and addresses barriers to employment; for example, transportation, equipment, clothing, etc.

Nowhere does public assistance address missing teeth as a barrier to employment. …Saban Community Clinic addressed that very important need for me in the form of a dental partial. The results… have been life changing.

I am receiving positive responses from employers and of course smiling!

I can attest to receiving quality health care in a caring environment at my most vulnerable state.

A. Leigh Coleman PAT I E N T

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TIMELINE

50 Years of Caring for Our Community

1960s 1967: Albert Schweitzer Memorial Clinic is founded in the “Summer of Love.”

The Clinic moves three times during its first few months due to lack of funds.

January 1968: Clinic reopens as The Los Angeles Free Clinic at 115 N. Fairfax with largest donation to date: a $5,000 grant from the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival.

1970s Circa 1970: Elvis Presley comes to the Clinic with $10,000 donation. Says, “Don’t spend it on drugs or bad things.”

In the first three years volunteers provide medical care, draft counseling, legal services and a job co-op to 110,000 people free of charge.

1977: Friends of the LA Free Clinic host their first fundraiser, a roast honoring District Attorney John Van de Kamp. The roast has since evolved into the Clinic’s Annual Dinner Gala.

1980s 1987: The Clinic celebrates its 20th Anniversary. A campaign led by Mimi West, Ellen Hoberman and Joel Schwartz raises $2.3 million in 18 months.

The Beverly Health Center is renovated into the three story facility we Clinic President Joel Schwartz, Mimi West, know today and includes expanded medical rooms, Senator Ted Kennedy, Ellen Hoberman and Clinic Executive Director Gary Bess dental operatories and a shower program for homeless patients.

Senator Ted Kennedy officiates the opening.

1973: Friends of the Los Angeles Free Clinic is founded to professionalize both the Clinic’s fundraising and its standard of care.

1975: After a successful fundraising effort led

by Mimi West and Seniel Ostrow, a new, more spacious building is purchased at 8405 Beverly Blvd.

Mimi West

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1990s 1990: In response to the AIDS epidemic, the Clinic entered a parternship with the City of West Hollywood to serve the growing population of frail elderly and people living with AIDS in the area. The Clinic continues its high-risk youth programs to encourage safe sex and link HIV positive patients to local programs.

1992: The Clinic further expands and purchases the Hollywood site, made possible by generous support from the S. Mark Taper Foundation. The High Risk Youth Program moves into the heart of the community that needs it most.

1995: The Clinic operates on a $4 million budget with 60 paid staff providing 40,000 patient visits a year.

2000s 2002: The Clinic opens its third site, the Hollywood Wilshire Health Center. This unique partnership between the public and private sectors allows for providers to refer patients to specialists in the Clinic or to the County, creating a more cost-effective model of care.

2007: The Clinic celebrates its 40th anniversary.

A capital campaign chaired by Sam Fischer raises a historic $17 million.

The Clinic opens the Wallis Annenberg Children and Family Health Center, expanding prenatal and gynecological services.

2008: The Los Angeles Free Clinic receives an extraordinary $10 million endowment from philanthropists Cheryl and Haim Saban.

The Clinic is renamed The Saban Free Clinic in honor of the largest individual gift in the Clinic’s history.

2010s 2010: The Behavioral Health department begins group therapy sessions which now include trauma, women and teen support groups, mindfulness and smoking cessation classes.

2012: The Clinic is designated as a Federally Qualified Health Center, allowing the Clinic to apply for federal funding to help offset costs and expand services.

The Clinic is renamed Saban Community Clinic.

2017 & Beyond: Fifty years after opening its doors, Saban Community Clinic is still rooted in its founding principle that healthcare is a right, not a privilege. The Clinic serves as a medical home providing comprehensive quality care in a caring environment. With longstanding partners including Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and LA County, the Clinic is poised to continue to grow and meet the needs of our community.

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PAT I EN T ST ORY

Gregory Andrews PAT I E N T

Gregory Andrews, 56, was born and raised in Los Angeles. Gregory is a kind and reserved man, a ‘gentle giant’ if you will, towering at well over six feet tall with a smile that could brighten anyone’s day.

At any given time, well actually every day, you can find him in his car, parked right outside our Beverly Health Center. You see, Gregory is homeless and lives in his car.

Just last year, Gregory was enjoying a career as a bus driver and living a modest life in the home he inherited from his parents. A series of very unfortunate events caused him to lose his home. In addition, a back injury required surgery, leaving him disabled and out of work.

Without a place to go, he found himself on the streets. A friend introduced him to the Clinic where he now takes showers daily and receives both medical and dental care.

“I am not sure where I would be today without the Clinic. It’s the only place I can come to get all my needs met. Knowing the Clinic is here for me gives me peace of mind,” says Gregory.

He has developed a wonderful relationship with Case Manager Chenelle Groomes, who has helped him enroll in Medi-Cal and actively works with Gregory on securing permanent housing. She’s not only a resource for Gregory and others like him, she provides comfort at a time when they are most vulnerable. The Clinic has become Gregory’s “safe haven,”a place he can depend on.

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EVENTS

Friends of Saban Community Clinic Events 2017 was filled with festivities celebrating the Clinic’s momentous 50th Anniversary! Board members, supporters, and community partners gathered at events throughout the year to toast the Clinic’s accomplishments and historic milestones.

22nd Annual Golf Classic April 3rd | El Caballero Country Club More than 70 golfers enjoyed a day on the links at the El Caballero Country Club in Tarzana to raise $170,000 for patent services.

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First place teammates Will Park, Mitch Geller, and Scott Marshall celebrate their victory.

Event chair John Frankenheimer (left) with teammates Chad Jensen, Adam Anders, and co-chair David Levine. 3 Honoree John Amato, President of The Hollywood Reporter-Billboard Media Group, and his team intimidating the competition. L to R: Neil Jacobson, John Amato, Justin Stump, and John Alfano. 4 A longtime supporter of the Golf Classic, The Johnny Carson Foundation came in second place. From L to R: Steve White, Larry Witzer, and Tony Behrstock.

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50th Anniversary Celebration April 27th | London Hotel This intimate event of 100 longtime supporters and volunteers provided an opportunity for the Clinic to acknowledge the countless contributions by such a passionate group over the past 50 years.

Board of Directors 2017 Officers Richard Weitz President

David Nevins 1st Vice President

Aaron Kaplan 2nd Vice President

Eric Siegel Treasurer

Ellen Hoberman Secretary

Peter Benedek Immediate Past President

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5 1 Friends Board Members Marcia Steere and Barbara Marshall, Harry Steere, and former Clinic CEO Abbe Land. 2 Friends Board Members Sam Fischer and Ellen Hoberman have been spearheading the Clinic’s milestone fundraising initiatives for over 30 years. 3 CEO Julie Hudman and Clinic Board Vice Chair Russell AlexanderOrozco. 4 From left: Clinic Board Members Mitch Pindus and Joanne Dietch with Polina Pindus. 5 Wanda De Jesus, Friends Board Member Warren Littlefield, actor Jimmy Smits, Richard Weitz, and Eric Hoberman.

Lou Adler Kenneth A. August Irving Azoff Bela Bajaria Marilyn Barrett, J.D. Carrie Davis Jonnie Davis David Eilenberg Sam Fischer, Esq. Rob Friedman Andy Friendly David T. Friendly Robert Greenblatt Ted Harbert Martha Henderson Tom Hoberman Jason Kaplan Jordan Levin Warren Littlefield Michael Lombardo Howard C. Mandel, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. Steven Marenberg Barbara Marshall, R.N. Hayden Meyer Faye Miller Steve Mosko David Nochimson Andy Patman Lou Pitt Kevin Reilly Bruce Rosenblum Peter Roth Don Spetner Marcia Steere Sandra Stern Dana Walden Morgan Wandell Brent Weinstein Barbara Yaroslavsky

EVENTS

2nd Annual Let’s Get Real June 6th | Jonathan Club Santa Monica More than 300 guests from the unscripted television industry attended this year’s cocktail party, raising $200,000 for vital clinic services. Through this event, the reality television sector has become a vital part of the Clinic’s fundraising success.

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1 Jeanne Newman (second from left) presented honoree Cris Abrego (center), CEO, Endemol Shine North America and Chairman, Endemol Shine Americas with his award. Pictured with co-chairs (L to R) Marc Kamler, Hayden Meyer, and David Eilenberg.

2 Friends Board member Tom Hoberman, Clinic CEO Julie Hudman and Clinic Chief Marketing and Advancement Officer Adam Friedman.

3 MasterChef Juniors Sean Le, Natalie Jawher, and Jimmy Warshawsky decorated cupcakes for attendees. 4 Netflix executives Bela Bajaria (Friends Board Member) and Brandon Riegg.

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50th Anniversary Dinner Gala November 13th | Beverly Hilton The Clinic’s largest annual fundraiser was made even more spectacular with the celebratory spirit of the Clinic’s 50th Anniversary infused throughout the night’s program.

The ballroom was bursting with more than 800 attendees for the sold out event.

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1 The crowd was treated to a very special musical performance by the legendary Tony Bennett. 2 Actor Winona Ryder presented Ted Sarandos, Chief Content Officer at Netflix (left), with the Friends Leadership Award. Actor and comedian Jeff Garlin was the evening’s emcee. 3 Third from the left, Peter Benedek, Founding Partner and Board Member at United Talent Agency, was honored with the Lenny Somberg Award. He’s seen here with Actor Will Arnett, and Event Co-Chairs Ellen and Tom Hoberman. 4 Ann Gianopulos, Chuck Lorre, Ted Sarandos, Haim Saban, Nicole Avant, and Jim Gianopulos. 5 Honoring the Clinic’s founding during 1967’s “Summer of Love”, Michelle Phillips of The Mamas and the Papas introduced a video detailing the Clinic’s 50 year history. 6 Zev Yaroslavsky, Cheryl and Haim Saban.

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PATIENT STORY

Suki Stone, PhD F O R M E R PAT I E N T

In 1970, after several doctors in Wisconsin were unable to diagnose some paralysis in her hand, Suki Stone headed to Los Angeles to see a specialist and have surgery. Her original plan was to stay until she recovered and then head back home. However, after falling in love with LA, Suki decided to make it her new home. With a deep passion for giving back, she began volunteering at UCLA where she met two girls with whom she shared an apartment. A few months later, Suki began to experience some health issues but did not have insurance, she didn’t know where to turn… Her roommates suggested she visit The Los Angeles Free Clinic.

“I didn’t have anywhere to go and needed to see a doctor. I will never forget Dr. Gold and all the caring staff at the Clinic. They knew me. They called all of us by name.

There was respect for the patients. They were all so authentic and cared about everyone who walked through the doors.”

Suki Stone in 1972

This past November, Suki attended the Clinic’s 50th Anniversary Dinner Gala. She wanted to give back to an organization that helped her during a time of need. The event and specifically the videos, showcasing the Clinic’s history and a patient story, brought Suki to tears. “So much from that time has changed, but the free clinic has grown and expanded in 50 years. The morals and values are still there. They still provide exemplary medical service. They treat people with respect and don’t pass judgment. That’s what impressed me. Saban Community Clinic is just what it was then, only better.

That’s something that the Clinic and all of the people that are connected to it should be proud of.”

Dr. Suki Stone has dedicated her life to helping others. Her mission is to teach children with learning disabilities how to read. She gives back to organizations that are close to her heart, including the Clinic!

We are proud to have a lasting impact on Suki and thousands of others who walk through our doors.

As we celebrate our 50th anniversary, we hold dear the values and the foundation that the Clinic was built upon — healthcare is a right, not a privilege and EVERYONE deserves access to affordable, quality care.

To view videos from the 50th Anniversary Dinner Gala, please visit www.sabancommunityclinic.org/videos

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3,159

4,913

4,369

5,206

BY THE NUMBERS

129

4,958

7,211

1,909

Colorectal Cancer Screenings

Individuals Enrolled in a Health Plan

HIV Tests

Cervical Cancer Screenings

Free Showers

Breast Cancer Screenings

Patients Reduced Opioid Dependency

Vision Care Visits

Financial Statement Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017 REVENUE, SUPPORT & OTHER INCOME

Statement of Revenue and Expense

$20,755,158

REVENUE Patient Service Revenue (Net)

$11,014,916

Contracts

$5,769,605

Friends of Saban Community Clinic (Net)

$1,695,580

Contributions and Grants

$1,139,557

Investment Income (Loss)

$1,135,500

Total Revenue

$20,755,158

8% 6%

$15,813,221

Program Expenses

$5,165,608

Management/General

$1,107,938

Fundraising

28%

5%

EXPENSES Program Salaries/Benefits

53%

$754,824

Total Expenses

$22,841,591

Surplus (Deficit)*

($2,086,433)

PATIENT SERVICE REVENUE (NET) CONTRACTS FRIENDS OF SABAN COMMUNITY CLINIC (NET) CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS INVESTMENT INCOME

Consolidated Statement of Financial Position

EXPENSES

$22,841,591

ASSETS Current Assets

$4,293,080

Other Assets

$19,576,608

Total Assets

$23,869,688

Current Liabilities

$2,492,784

Other Liabilities

$1,327,980

Total Liabilities

$3,820,764

3% PROGRAMS SALARIES/BENEFITS PROGRAM EXPENSES

NET ASSETS

Restricted

23% 5%

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Unrestricted

69%

MANAGEMENT/GENERAL

$7,413,136 $12,635,788

Total Net Assets

$20,048,924

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$23,869,688

FUNDRAISING

*SCC is in a period of expansion and growth.

As a result of investments into expanded facilities and operations, SCC anticipates a brief deficit period.

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Contributors January 1, 2017 through December 31, 2017 Saban Community Clinic would like to thank the following Circle members for their contributions of $1,000 or more received in 2017. By giving so generously, they have helped the Clinic provide high quality health care to the most vulnerable members of our community.

Founder’s Circle ($100,000 and up) Diane and Dorothy Brooks Foundation The Johnny Carson Foundation Cedars-Sinai Medical Center City National Bank City of West Hollywood Disney | ABC Television Group The Hearst Foundations LA Care Health Plan NBCUniversal Cheryl and Haim Saban and The Saban Family Foundation Wasserman Foundation

Titanium Circle ($50,000 to $99,999) Anonymous Cindy and Bob Broder CBS Entertainment The Chernin Group Leah and Sam Fischer Fox Networks Group | Fox Television Group | FX Networks | Twentieth Century Fox Film Martha Henderson Ellen and Tom Hoberman The Marilyn and Jeffrey Katzenberg Foundation RAR Foundation The Sherwood Foundation Warner Bros. Entertainment

Platinum Circle ($25,000 to $49,999) 25/7 Productions Apple Ambassador Nicole Avant (Ret.) and Ted Sarandos Azoff MSG Entertainment Thom Beers Peter Benedek City of Beverly Hills Creative Artists Agency David Ellison Entertainment Industry Foundation

Evil Shenanigans Inc. Greenberg Traurig, LLP The Audrey and Sydney Irmas Charitable Foundation Marta Kauffman Levity Entertainment Group Northeast Valley Health Corporation Paradigm Talent Agency Paramount Pictures Corporation The Louis & Harold Price Foundation QueensCare Ande and Bruce Rosenblum The Rosenthal Family Foundation: Nancy Stephens and Rick Rosenthal & Jamie and David Wolf Skydance Media Sony Pictures Television United Talent Agency, Inc. Dana and Matt Walden Candie and Richard Weitz WME Wolf Entertainment, Inc. Ziffren Brittenham LLP

Diamond Circle ($15,000 to $24,999) Lou Adler APA Awesomeness TV Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Eisner Jaffe Endemol Shine North America Entertainment One Esther Fischer Hasbro, Inc. HBO Hollywood Reporter-Billboard Media Group ITV America Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush, Kaller & Gellman Cynthia Holland and Annie Imhoff The Jackal Group Mary and Dan James Kaiser Permanente - Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. The Karl Kirchgessner Foundation Linda and Benjamin Lambert Steven Levitan Lionsgate Entertainment Theresa and Warren Littlefield Tai Lopez Barbara Marshall Media Rights Capital Netflix Jeanne and Gary Newman David Nochimson Nu Image, Inc. Michael Skloff Susan and Eric Smidt Lon V. Smith Foundation Stacey Snider and Gary Jones

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Sandra Stern Mike and Corky Hale Stoller Foundation Tomorrow Studios Viacom Inc. Wells Fargo

Gold Circle ($10,000 to $14,999) 3 Arts Entertainment Cris Abrego American Cancer Society, Inc. The Apatow-Mann Family Foundation, Inc. Richard Appel The Katie and Oren Aviv Foundation Bela Bajaria and Douglas V. Prochilo Andrea Blaugrund and David Nevins David Crane and Jeffrey Klarik Kelvin Davis Randy Freer FremantleMedia North America Jeff Frost Genius Brands International Laurie Goodman and Don Spetner Robert Greenblatt Kapital Entertainment ICM Partners Tania and Eric Idle Meg and Lawrence Kasdan Lavely & Singer Loeb & Loeb LLP Faye Miller Steve and Marianne Mosko Berta and Lou Pitt Providence Equity Partners LLC Red Arrow Entertainment Group Jennifer Simchowitz Harry and Florence Sloan Foundation Marcia and Harry Steere TNT & TBS Kyla and Vince Vaughn Venable LLC Howard Weitzman Alison Whalen and Steven A. Marenberg Diane and Michael Ziering

Ruby Circle ($5,000 to $9,999) A&E Television Networks Amanda Anka and Jason Bateman Amazon Studios Amblin Partners Louie Anderson Will Arnett Deborah and Mark Attanasio The Cecile & Fred Bartman Foundation Adam Berkowitz Karen Barragan Marilyn Barrett, J.D. The Evan & Barbara Bell Charitable Foundation

Barbara and Jeffrey Blake Boardwalk Pictures Steven Bochco Productions, Inc. Brillstein Entertainment Partners Buchalter Vera R. Campbell Foundation Trisha J. Cardoso and Jim Rishwain Chapman University Dodge College of Film and Media Arts Collins Ave. Conde Nast Entertainment Francee and Howard Davine Del, Shaw, Moonves, Tanaka, Finkelstein & Lezcano Deloitte Dick Clark Productions Cove Street Capital Discovery Communications Joanne Dietch John Frankenheimer Shari and Rob Friedman Pat and Andy Friendly Gelfand Foundation, Inc. Gary Gersh The Gersh Agency Patty Glaser, Esq. Sheila, Dave and Sherry Gold Foundation The Haas Family Trust Megan Haller and Peter Rice Mary and Mitch Hurwitz Kinetic Content LLC Lear Family Foundation Deirdre and Paul Lee Shelley and Frank Litvack Michael Lombardo and Sonny Ward Love Productions USA Laurie MacDonald and Walter Parkes Susan and Howard Mandel Janice Marinelli-Mazza and Thomas Mazza Marsh & McClennan Agency LLC McMaster-Carr Supply Company MedPOINT Management Wendy and Barry Meyer MGM Studios Morris Yorn Barnes Levine Krintzman Rubenstein Kohner & Gellman Moss Foundation The Nielsen Company Naomi and Bob Odenkirk Eleanor and Glenn Padnick Kathryn and Andy Patman Perry, Neidorf & Grassl, LLP Power Twersky Derparseghian, LLP David Schachter Carol and Charles Schwartz Deborah and David Trainer The Streisand Foundation Scott Stuber and Molly Sims Julie and Frank Von Zerneck Morgan Wandell Young Eisner Scholars

Pearl Circle ($1,000 to $4,999) Debbie and Marty Adelstein Sara and Bob Adler Annapurna Pictures Anonymous Kenneth and Patricia August Authentic Entertainment Ernie Avila Jacqueline and Clarence Avant Mark Badagliacca Pamela J. Baron Red Barris BBC Worldwide Productions Elizabeth Beers and Bruce Cormicle Susan Benedetto and Tony Bennett Corii Berg Beta Healthcare Group Lynnwood Bibbens Peter Billingsley Brett Bouttier Sarah Bowen Carrie Brillstein Linda and Jerry Bruckheimer Michael Burns Michael Cammarata Laurie S. Cappello Kimberly Carey Madhu and Ravi Chatwani Claudia Kahn Agency, Inc. Becky and Mike Clements Critical Content Melanie Cook Doug Davis Wanda De Jesus and Jimmy Smits Shannon Dilbeck Ross Duffer and Leigh Janiak Joan Egrie Lisa and Eric Eisner Michael Eisner Exploring The Arts Felker Toczek Gellman Suddleson LLP Fielding Edlow and Larry Clarke The Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation Fly On The Wall Entertainment Thomas M. Fontana Fox Rothschild LLP Priscilla and David Friendly Johanna Fuentes Gang, Tyre, Ramer & Brown Charitable Foundation Elizabeth J. Garfield and The Honorable Wally Knox Michael S. Garner and Philippe Maigret Gaumont Television The David Geffen Foundation Michael Gendler Mitch Geller Bonnie and Daniel Germain Janet Gilbreath Swartz and Robert Swartz

Phyllis Glick-Berger and Alan Berger The Gluckman Family GM Advisory Group Joan and Jim Goodman Mark R. Gordon Grant, Tani, Barash & Altman, LLC Adi and Jerry Greenberg Ari Greenberg Deborah and Allen Grubman Susan and Richard Gurman Sarah Harden Lisa and Ted Harbert William R. Harper III Judith Hayward and Michael Parks Nan Heard and Paul Krogstad Doug Herzog Lysa and Grant Heslov Kimberly Hicks Meredith Hightower Eric D. Hoberman Greg Hodes Julie A. Hudman and Anil K. Kakani Intellectual Property Corporation IM Global TV, LLC Neil Jacobson Yasmine and Matthew Johnson Leslie Joseph Nancy Josephson Harvey Kahn Deborah and Ivan Kallick Alison and Jason Kaplan Mitchell T. Kaplan and Marilyn E. Jones Diane and Bruce Kirbis Arlene Klasky Kleinberg Lange Cuddy & Carlo, LLP Marc Korman Joseph Kotzin Craig Kurland Renee Kurtz Helen and Jordan Levin Daniel M. Limerick Heidi and Damon Lindelof David Marshall Carolyn Martin and Mark Pedowitz Harry Martin The Will Matthieu Memorial Fund Margaret E. Maxwell and William H. Wright McKuin Frankel Whitehead, LLP Thomas McGuire Serge Melkizian Milken Family Foundation James Miller and Cheryl Nakao-Miller Elham Moore The Ronald Newburg Foundation NFL Mendes Napoli Jennifer O’Connell and Kevin Plunkett Ilse and Kurt Oetiker OWN Suzanne and Jim Packer Paramount Network

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Brett Paul Teresa Petersen and Randy Blotky Michelle Phillips The Point Media, Entertainment Law Pat and Dan Pondella Elsa Ramo Adam Ray Stacy and Ron Robinson Kirsten Roeters and David Eilenberg Renee Rousselot and Barry Jossen Michal Amir Salkin Todd Sandler Judith and Evander Schley George L. Shapiro Rebecca Shurz Lynne and Eric Siegel Charles Simon Robert Singer Denise and Barry Smith Doris Sosin Brian Stefan Betsy and Mark Stern Stephen Strauss Television Academy Kevin Templeton Michael Thorn Annie and Tony Thomas Merlin Tostrud TrulyOriginal UBS Financial Services Foundation Marie Vanerian Barbara and David Voron Brent Weinstein Karen Weinstein and Parviz Parhami Mary Ann Weisberg and Bryce Perry John Wentworth Whalerock Industries Ronald R. Wilkniss Charles and Annie Winner Dave Wirtschafter Elizabeth and Eric Witt Brian Wright Kenneth Ziffren Rochelle Zimmerman Jamie and Judd Zinberg

Partners

Children & Families First

Dr. Sidney Benson*

City of Beverly Hills

Isidore Bergner*

City of West Hollywood

Lucille E. Blatt*

Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County

Jean F. Bonini, Esq.

Constitutional Rights Foundation

Wilt Chamberlain*

County of Los Angeles Eisner Health Exodus First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood Hollywood4WRD Hollywood Business Improvement District Housing Works Institute for High Quality Care International Institute of Los Angeles Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles JWCH Institute Kaiser Permanente L.A. Care Health Plan L.A. County Department of Mental Health L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center Midtown Los Angeles Homeless Coalition My Friend’s Place National Association of Community Health Centers Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County Northeast Valley Health Corporation Phillips Graduate University Planned Parenthood QueensCare Charitable Division Shelter Partnership, Inc.

The Victor & Andrea Carter Revocable Trust* Candyce Colvin* John Corby Joseph Eisner* Annie Ellicott Louis Fink* Leah and Samuel Fischer Pat and Andy Friendly Greta Furst* Gary Garbowitz Helen Goldstein* Laurie Goodman and Don Spetner Lisa Gritzner Paul D. and Ione F. Harter Charitable Trust* Jacques and Lillian K. Hirshfield Ellen and Thomas Hoberman Harry Hoffman* Judith Horn* Livia* and John* Ignatz William L. Jones Roy Kaufman* Seymour* and Lois* Knee Family Trust Erin and William Kruse Nicole Kuklok-Waldman Carla Laemmle* Abbe Land

South Bay Family Health Care

Gertrude H. Lieblich*

State of California, Department of Health Services

Sharon and Howard Littman Drs. Susan and Howard Mandel

Step Up on Second

Elaine Latimore McEnany*

Tarzana Treatment Center

Bruce and Maureen McKenna

University of California, Berkeley

Faye Miller

University of California, Los Angeles

Winifred and Kenneth E. Neisser

University of California, San Francisco

Gail* and David Nochimson

University of Southern California

Irving Niel Parker*

Venice Family Clinic

Vinod Singh Peterson

Legacy Circle

Karl A. Pettijohn Freda Rosen* Ande and Bruce Rosenblum

The Legacy Circle honors an elite group of contributors who have selected Saban Community Clinic as a recipient of a planned gift. If you have already designated the Clinic as a beneficiary in your Will, please let us know so we can include you in our circle.

Linda Rubin

California Primary Care Association

Jonathan Ahearn*

Glenda Tusher Living Trust*

California State University Los Angeles

Marsha and Ira Alpert

Meridith L. Weiss

Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Trafficking (CAST)

Carmen Arreola*

Mimi* and Bernie* West

Covenant House

Baar Survivors Trust

Winner Living Trust (Miriam Winner)*

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Marilyn Barrett, J.D.

Jules Young

The Center at Blessed Sacrament

Daniele Beasley

Chicago School of Professional Psychology

Henry Becker*

1736 Family Crisis Center Alliant University Baby2Baby Being Alive Big Sunday California Department of Public Health

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Cathy and Joel Schwartz Angel Silva Elvira Silva Marcia and Harry Steere Mike and Corky Hale Stoller Foundation The Rose Tabah 1992 Family Trust*

*Deceased

Pantages Theatre

HOLLYWOOD Santa Monica Blvd

Gower St

Hollywood Blvd

Paramount Studios

101 FWY

Melrose Ave

Beverly Blvd

La Cienega Blvd

Western Blvd

CENTRAL LA

N Wilton Pl

Beverly Center

La Brea Blvd

FAIRFAX

KOREATOWN

Wilshire Blvd

MID-WILSHIRE T H REE LOCAT ION S

BEVERLY HEALTH CENTER 8405 Beverly Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90048

S. MARK TAPER FOUNDATION HEALTH CENTER

THE WALLIS ANNENBERG CHILDREN & FAMILY HEALTH CENTER

6043 Hollywood Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90028

5205 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90038

Development Office: 323.330.1670 Appointments: 323.653.1990

www.sabancommunityclinic.org

The Annual Report of Saban Community Clinic includes Financial Statements for the period of July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017.

Donor recognition and event coverage includes the calendar year ending December 31, 2017. We apologize for any inaccuracies.

Saban Community Clinic is a 501(c)(3) organization. Federal Tax ID number 95-2539105.

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