Skyland Trail Annual Report 2011

2011 ANNUAL REPORT

E N C O U R A G E

SKYLAND TRAIL Offering hope, changing lives

SKYLAND TRAIL _______

GAVE ME TH E

_______

COURAGE

___ TO BE ME ___ – KARI S.

C O U R A G E

Recovery from mental illness, by definition, is an act of courage. It is not a single act, but countless courageous decisions and small steps taken day after day, that lead to a restored sense of hope, stability and effectiveness.

Courage survives and grows through acts of encouragement, and this is the role of Skyland Trail for our clients and their families. We provide the treatment, the environment and the compassionate support to reinforce and strengthen their determination to get better. Over the past 23 years, the combined power of our clients’ courage and Skyland Trail’s multi-dimensional encouragement has changed the future for thousands of adults with mental illness.

For Skyland Trail as an organization,we take courage from the steadfast encouragement we receive from the community – providing resources, volunteer leadership and inspiration so that we can become an ever greater force for health and strength in the lives of our clients and in our community.

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CHAIRMAN & PRESIDENT

A client recently described Skyland Trail as “a place to look forward from,� which sums up exactly what we strive to be in the journey of recovery from mental illness. We want to be the solid foundation where clients get a secure footing that makes it possible to start moving toward health, confidence and productivity.

As the theme of this annual report conveys, the courage of the client and the encouragement that is integral to effective treatment work together to empower recovery. Both are essential to a successful journey.

The past year brought growth in all of the indicators that show how Skyland Trail is regarded as a source of impactful treatment and related service. Admissions were up, as were referrals from physicians and mental health providers. Psychiatric assessments grew by more than 10 percent, affirming our rising reputation as an expert in evaluation and diagnosis of complicated mental health issues.

Important progress was achieved as we focused on the critical issue of client length of stay.

Increasing pressure from payer sources has decreased length of stay in treatment, often times well short of an ideal time frame for recovery. Last year, Skyland Trail began an intense effort to educate payers about our model of care, emphasizing the necessity of time requirements for effective treatment. While pressures remain, we have made real headway in these discussions. Additionally, we introduced a client engagement program that incentivizes committed participation from day one, in order to maximize the value of treatment time. Through these initiatives, Skyland Trail has made significant progress to assure that client needs are met with an appropriate length of stay.

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Our mission always has been grounded in promoting knowledge as well as providing treatment.

Skyland Trail strives to be a learning center for everyone we touch – clients, families, our own staff, peers in the mental health field, and the broader Atlanta community. Our reputation continued to grow nationally last year, reflecting both the stature of our professional staff among their mental health peers as well as a strategic marketing program to extend our footprint. Clients come to Skyland Trail from every region of the country, as do referrals and inquiries.

The past year brought substantial achievements in research, as you will see on page 6. We designed and implemented a robust outcomes initiative for tracking client progress on a weekly basis using best-in-class industry metrics.

Clients come to Skyland Trail from every region of the country, as do referrals and inquiries.

The benefits of this approach include the ability to adjust a client’s treatment program as needed, greater overall capacity for continuous quality improvement, and alignment with the measuring tools and validation methods that are broadly used both in academic circles and the insurance industry.

Skyland Trail is well known for its community education programs focused on mental health issues. The inaugural Dorothy C. Fuqua Lecture Series was introduced last year, bringing thought leaders to Skyland Trail for educational forums. This series was instituted by close friends and family to honor Mrs. Fuqua’s 90th birthday and her decades of volunteer leadership and generous support of Skyland Trail.

Equally gratifying, Skyland Trail is sustaining and building on the support of a strong community that values the important work we do. From special events to annual gifts, we surpassed our 2011 goals in fundraising as well as friend-raising.

On behalf of our clients, and in support of their courage, we thank you for making Skyland Trail a priority in how you encourage mental health and bring positive change in the community.

Mark West Chairman of the Board

Elizabeth Finnerty President and CEO

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How Skyland Trail Encourages Recovery Skyland Trail provides a continuum of evidence-based therapeutic services meeting patients’ recovery needs.

Residential Treatment Many Skyland Trail clients live

Comprehensive Psychological Assessment Our

in the therapeutic environment of our two residential

Comprehensive Psychological Assessment services provide

communities. Each facility has 24/7 professional supervision,

accurate diagnoses for more complex patients, directing

with structured hours of therapy and activities. In addition

them toward appropriate and effective treatment. The

to therapeutic services and care delivered at the residence,

program is open to individuals from Atlanta and across the

clients participate in day treatment at the Skyland Trail

country. Patients receive a pragmatic report detailing their

main campus.

diagnoses and offering a blueprint for diagnoses-driven treatment.

Day Treatment Day Services at our state-of-the-art Health and Education Center are at the heart of every patient’s

Thrive Wellness Clinic Research shows that persons with

individualized recovery plan. All of our clients, including

mental illness experience much higher rates of morbidity

residential and intensive outpatient clients, participate in

and mortality than the general population. Our clients

our day services. Major components include group and

receive on-site primary medical care as an integral part of

individual counseling, along with psychiatric services

their holistic treatment for mental illness. Thrive Wellness

and active therapies to engage clients in their recovery

Clinic is a unique service aimed at providing innovative,

processes. Licensed counselors specializing in Cognitive

quality care that reflects the direct linkage of mental,

Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral

emotional and physical health.

Therapy (DBT) are part of expert clinical teams.

Young Adult Program Responding to a trend of an Vocational Services Nearly every consumer that comes to

increased early-adult treatment population, our program

Skyland Trail for treatment expresses that a key goal is finding

for college students and young adults offers a specialized

a job, returning to school, or meaningful reintegration into

recovery approach that teaches this group the skills they

the community. The Vocational Services Program provides

need to return to school, to work and to reach their full

recove individual attention designed to build and establish support

potential. Skyland Trail provides young adults with the

as clients find a job, prepare for school and other reinte-

opportunity to practice new skills in a safe, supportive

gration into the community.

environment while inspiring them to create a life path that

best fits their needs.

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Dual Diagnosis Services Skyland Trail offers treatment for consumers who have a primary diagnosis of mental illness with related substance abuse disorders. Dual Diagnosis Services provide a structured program, individualized for the client, to promote a drug-free and sober lifestyle. Group and individual psychotherapy help the client gain insight into the relationship between his or her substance abuse and mental illness, using evidence-based random drug screening, twelve-step recovery programs, and individualized planning with our Addiction Psychiatrist and certified substance abuse counselor.

Pastoral Counseling The pastoral counseling program helps clients deal not only with the larger existential questions of religious beliefs and experiences, but also those involving shame or guilt over actions taken while in active illness, or while struggling with religious ideations common to mental illness. In addition, participation in religion may help individuals with mental illness integrate more successfully into their communities by offering a more functional way to view and respond to others, and by providing a tool for coping with relationships and living.

Adjunctive Therapies Skyland Trail is an innovator in active therapies that engage our clients in their recovery process. Horticulture, art, music, drama and recreation provide purposeful activities and socialization opportunities suited to a wide array of client interests and abilities.

Family Support Families and other primary supporters play a vital role in a client’s recovery, and Skyland Trail works to provide constant support and education to these supporters. Through our Family Orientation, we hope to answer questions about mental illness and recovery, both in

ery general terms and specifically for clients at Skyland Trail. Our weekly

“It took courage for me to begin to “come out” about my mental illness. But, I have found that the

Family “Support, Training and Education Program” (STEP) provides the

knowledge and skills for self care as well as appropriate support for loved ones with mental illness.

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more I am honest with people about who I am, the more encouraged they feel to let me know about their struggles in life. I’ve learned with this courage and encouragement that I am NOT terminally unique.”

— LYNN F.

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Leadership in Research, Insight and Practical Application The extension of Skyland Trail’s national impact includes contributions that spread insight and explore new avenues of treating mental illness. The following offer a look at some of the current research projects.

Outcomes Assessment Among community-based

Cognitive Remediation Therapy (CRT) Research

mental health centers, Skyland Trail is a leader in

To continue expanding on the innovative research

evaluating outcomes and translating data into practical

methods utilized in the therapeutic process for our

application. In 2011, a new assessment framework was

clients, Skyland Trail has built on the work of National

implemented based on previous research findings of

Advisory Board member, Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, Chair of

evidence-based practice. The purpose of these

Psychiatry at Columbia University and his examination

Skyland Trail is a leader in evaluating outcomes and translating data into practical application.

innovative methods are three-

of cognitive decline among individuals with untreated

fold: to track the progress for

psychosis, shown in the CATIE Trial1 research program

individual clients throughout

studying treatment effectiveness and outcomes in schiz-

their treatment and beyond,

ophrenia. Through his previous groundbreaking

which will identify opportunities

research, Dr. Lieberman found that individuals

for improvement within the recovery model; to promote

experience cognitive decline over time when experi-

continuous quality improvement within Skyland Trail

encing untreated

as a whole; and to align Skyland Trail mental health

psychosis.

outcomes lexicon and metrics with academia, clinicians,

Cognitive

community-based organizations, managed care and

Remediation

government, so that our findings can effectively

Therapy includes

influence policy, evidence-based practice and research.

sophisticated

Skyland Trail has found early results with individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia not only indicate a potential reversal of loss but also improved insight and higher cognitive ability.

computer-based Length of Stay Optimization Analysis Our

exercises that lead clients through intellectual tasks

efforts to optimize client length of stay have included an

which gradually become more challenging as their skills

in-depth analysis of how treatment duration correlates

improve. As one of eight national sites, Skyland Trail

with various outcomes including the implementation

has found early results with individuals diagnosed with

of an engagement incentive program, demographic

schizophrenia not only indicate a potential reversal of

variables such as type of diagnosis, and length of stay in

loss but also improved insight and higher cognitive

treatment. In response to strong interest in this work

ability. This finding has potential implications for a

from academic researchers, clinicians and others in the

breakthrough in the treatment of mental illness.

field, the Skyland Trail clinical team is preparing articles for publication consideration and submissions for presentations at meetings sponsored by local and national professional organizations.

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1 Lieberman, J.A., Stroup, T.S., McEvoy, J.P., Swartz, M.S., Rosenheck, R., Perkins, D.O.,

Keefe, R.S.E.,‌Hsiao, J.K. (2005). Effectiveness of antipsychotic drugs in patients with chronic schizophrenia. The New England Journal of Medicine, 353 (12), 1209-1223.

R E S E A R C H “When I first arrived at Skyland Trail, the vast majority of the clients and all the staff Effect of Family Attitudes on Recovery Anjana

encouraged me. By the time I was about to leave, I

Muraldiharan, Doctoral Candidate at Emory University, is currently conducting research examining how the role

had turned into someone doling out encouragement.

of social factors, specifically family attitudes, influences

We all need pick-me-ups in life and a kind word

The purpose of the study is to examine degrees of judgmentalism within the family dynamic.

clients’ ability to recover from

here and a nice act there goes a long way to

bipolar illness. The purpose of the study is to examine

making somebody feel a lot better.”

degrees of judgmentalism

— ADAM H.

within the family dynamic.

Skyland Trail encourages such research through the provision of a supportive infrastructure, which has led

Looking Forward Skyland Trail has applied to the

to robust partnerships with academic institutions and

National Institutes of Mental Health as a collaborative

other scholarly organizations.

partner with other organizations to participate in a national study examining genetics and inflamatory

Diagnostic Clarity The admissions process of Skyland

responses of persons with schizophrenia and bipolar

Trail includes an in depth and robust clinical assessment

illness. While

to ensure an accurate diagnosis and complementary

previous research

recovery plan. In 2011, Kimberly Farris, PhD was

has identified

recruited to spearhead the Outcomes and Research

three specific

department.

Findings of this method of achieving

genes prominent

Working in

diagnostic clarity throughout the

in this population,

conjunction with

treatment process has been presented

this proposed study seeks to focus on the role and

Phillip Harvey,

at several national conferences.

expression of epi-genes within identified individuals.

The overarching goal of this proposed study is to determine if reversal of epigene activation impacts the recovery of clients diagnosed with schizophrenia.

PhD from the

The overarching goal of this proposed study is to

University of Miami Department of Psychiatry, expert in

determine if reversal of epi-gene activation impacts the

schizophrenia research, and Raymond J. Kotwicki, MD,

recovery of clients diagnosed with schizophrenia. The

MPH, Skyland Trail’s Vice President of Professional

development of the Outcomes and Research

Services and Medical Director, findings of this method of

Department within Skyland Trail has afforded us the

achieving diagnostic clarity throughout the treatment

opportunity to continue exploring the most innovative

process has been presented at several national conferences.

evidence-based research that will in turn be utilized in

Publications are forthcoming on these findings as well.

practice with our patients.

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2011 Program Statistics and Demographics Skyland Trail makes a real impact in the lives of the adults it serves. Client self-assessment and staff rating scores show significant and consistent progress occurring from admission to discharge in a variety of areas. _______ AGE DISTRIBUTION OF CLIENTS _______ ___________ DEMOGRAPHICS ___________ AGE 56-60:

6% AGE 61-65:

GENDER

51% MALE:: 30 MALE:

AVERAGE AGE

49% FEMALE: 34 FEMALE:

AGE 51-55:

2%

5%

AGE 46-50: 4% AGE 41-45:

__ AVERAGE LENGTH OF STAY __

4%

AGE 18-25: 49%

AGE 36-40: 11%

BY DIAGNOSIS AGE 31-35:

8%

5

4.8 MONTHS

4

3.9

3.9

3

AGE 26-30: 11%

3.8 3.0

_________________ DIAGNOSIS _________________

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ANXIETY: 2%

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OTHER PSYCHOSIS: 4%

SCHIZOAFFECTIVE: 7%

0 SC BI SC M AJ PO HI HI OR ZO LA ZO PH R AF DE FE RE PR C NI E T S A IV SI E ON

AN XI E

BIPOLAR ILLNESS:

SCHIZOPHRENIA: 9%

TY

MAJOR DEPRESSION:

__ MEDICATION ATTITUDE INVENTORY__

50%

28%

__ BECK HOPELESSNESS SCALE__

(N=74)

(N=76) 9

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6.75

SCORE

6 5 4 3 2 1

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The Beck Hopelessness Scale (BHS) is the gold-standard instrument for measuring clients’ hope for their futures. Patients who completed treatment programs at Skyland Trail in 2011 demonstrated both clinically and statistically significant improvement in hope for leading happy, healthy, and productive lives.

8.19

7 6

SCORE

8.66

8

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The Medication Attitude Inventory (MAI) is an indication of how positively patients feel about taking psychiatric medications.

Skyland Trail patients had a statistically and clinically significant improvement in attitudes about medications, which translates into more treatment adherence and better clinical outcomes.

5 4 3

3.35

2 1

0

0

ADMISSION DISCHARGE (P=.001)

ADMISSION DISCHARGE (P=.000)

__ OVERALL IMPROVEMENT IN __

_____ CLIENTS EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTY WITH...* _____

SYMPTOMS AND LIFE FUNCTION*

(N=71)

(N=71)

2.5

2.33

2.29 2.0

2.25

2.0

1.86 SCORE

SCORE

1.5

1.0

1.5

1.0

1.53

.90

0.67

0.5

0 ADMISSION

DISCHARGE (P=.000)

.96

.85

0.5

0 DAILY LIVING SKILLS (P=.000) ADMISSION

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1.27

1.19

1.07

PSYCHOSIS (P=.000)

DEPRESSION/ RELATIONSHIPS IMPULSIVITY ANXIETY WITH SELF/OTHERS (P=.000) (P=.000) (P=.008)

DISCHARGE

* BASIS-32 results (industry standard assessment): decline in score indicates improvement BASIS-32 The BASIS 32, measuring improvement in a client’s psychiatric symptoms and life function, showed statistically significant improvement in Skyland Trail clients from admission to discharge.

2 0 1 1 “I have come to realize that seeking treatment and ENDOWMENT GIFTS

GIFTS OF $5,000 - $49,999

Allison F. Williams Financial Aid Fund

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Howell E. Adams, Jr.

The Mary Allen Lindsey Branan

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Adams

courage, even in everyday life living with a mental

Foundation

Edith Adams Alison

Camp-Younts Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cates

Estate of Sarah Carpenter

Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Cofer, Jr.

The Community Foundation for

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta

following through takes an extreme amount of

illness. Courage is an everyday battle for me, but, knowing that I can reach out to friends who I have

Greater Atlanta

Marie and Brad Foster Family Fund

Mary and Phil Davis Fund

GHJ Fund

Sam and John Dinos Family Fund

Conlee Family Supporting Foundation

John and Marcia Donnell Fund

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Correll

Bernard and Anne Howell Gray Advised Fund

Dr. and Mrs. O. Anderson Currie

Montag Family Fund

The Endover Foundation

Virginia Moore Fund

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and Mr. David Martin

Edwin L. Quin Fund

met through Skyland who understand makes my life that much better.”

— ARIEL B.

GIFTS OF $1 - $4,999

Mrs. Dorothy C. Fuqua

Martha and Carroll Sterne Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gellerstedt, III

Lucy and Bill Vance Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Adams

Mrs. Elizabeth Henry

Steve and Mary Beth Whitmire Fund

Aegon Transamerica Foundation

Mrs. Wanda Hopkins

The Frances Cross Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Bond Almand

Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Lambert

Ms. Ceree Eberly

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Alston Ameriprise Financial

Gay & Erskine Love Foundation

Fraser-Parker Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moseley

The J.B. Fuqua Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Anderson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Noble

Georgia Health Foundation

Mr. Paul Arneson

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid

Jack and Anne Glenn Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Arnold, III

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shepard

Hugh M. Inman Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Astrop

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spetnagel

Estate of Dorothy O. Jackson

AT&T Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. West

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton F. Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Bachman

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Williams

The Tom and Edwina Johnson

Mrs. Betty Barge

Mr. and Mrs. Neal L. Williams

Family Foundation The Lattner Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. John Barge Ms. Eleanor Barton

Charles Evans Fund

The Betts & Dennis Love Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bazemore

Charles Evans Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Lowe

BECK

The MA-RAN Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. S. Bryan Benedict

STRATEGIC PLANNING INITIATIVES

Moran Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Benedict

Fraser-Parker Foundation

The National Christian Foundation Dan Walden Giving Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bentsen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Bernhardt

2011 ANNUAL DONORS

Realan Foundation

Mr. Frank W. Berry, III

Gifts made throughout the year,

Patty and Doug Reid Family Foundation

Mr. Paul B. Bertrand

H. English & Ermine Cater Robinson Foundation

Ms. Melinda Bond

Solutions Foundation

Ms. Susan Borrelli

GIFTS OF $100,000+

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Vance

Dr. Elizabeth B. Boswell

Anonymous

Voices of Hope

Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Bowen

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. West

Wells Fargo Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bowman

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. West

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Boyd

GIFTS OF $50,000 - $99,999

Weswood Foundation

Mr. Robert Boyd

The Luther and Susie Harrison Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wynne

including program-specific donations.

Spray Foundation

Ms. Susan M. Boyd Mrs. Nancy Brannon 9

2 0 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brennan

Mr. and Mrs. Judson Graves

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maziar

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Britanisky

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Greene

Dr. Howard M. Maziar

Mr. and Mrs. Kingman B. Brown

Dr. Beverly C. Gregory

Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. McBrayer

Mr. and Mrs. T. Richard Bryant, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Edwin Hallman

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. McCarthy

Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Buck

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harbin

Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. McDaniel

Rev. Paula Buford, Th.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Harrell

Mrs. Elizabeth D. McNulty

Mr. Del Burch Jr. and Ms. Ann P. Delatte

Ms. Ann N. Helms

Ms. Seran A. Megerian

Mrs. Martha Caldwell

Dr. Gary Henschen

Ms. Lynn Meister

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cantrell

Ms. Lila F. Herbert

Mr. and Mrs. J. Bart Miller

The Cathedral of St. Philip

The Hills Family Foundation

Mrs. Mary A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Mitchell, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Chandler

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Hohlstein

Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Clayton

Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Horowitz

Mr. and Mrs. David Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cochoy

The C. Tycho and Marie Howle Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Morehouse

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Huff, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. Moreland

Comanche Investment Company

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Huger, III

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Muir

Conlee Family Supporting Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Inman

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Nadal

Dr. Annie M. Cooper

Jackson Spalding

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart F. Naterman

Dr. Luis Correa-Diaz

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Y. Jobe

National Philanthropic Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosgrove

Mr. Stanley S. Jones, Jr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Crosta

Jeff Sprecher and Kelly Loeffler Charitable Fund Thomas Neal Foundation The Colleen & Sam Nunn Family Foundation

Ms. Susan R. Cunnold

Mr. and Mrs. G. Alan Katz

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Davis

Mrs. Kate Kauffman

Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Callaghan

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Day

Rev. and Mrs. George C. Kaulbach

Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Olsen

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. de Mayo

Mr. and Mrs. Forde S. Kay

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Osier

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald O. Determann

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly

Oxford Square Garden Club

Ms. Joan T. Doyle

Kiwanis Foundation of Atlanta

Mr. J. Ricky Padgett

Ms. Pamela J. Drummond

Dr. William J. Klopstock

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Patrick Jr.

Emory University

Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Knobloch, Jr.

Ms. Bettie J. Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fellows

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kohn

Beard Payne Family Foundation

Mr. Thomas H. Fellows

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Korby

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles, IV

Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson

Dr. and Mrs. Nevin Kreisler

Ms. Catherine A. Perry

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kremer

Drs. Houston Baker and Charlotte Pierce-Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Langford

Mr. and Mrs. Brownie E. Polly, III

Drake Family Fund

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Ms. Barbara Cleveland

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and Mr. David Martin

Ms. Erika Larson

Mrs. Geraldine Priest

Mrs. Margaret V. Finnerty

Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Lazarus

Mrs. Mary Anne Quin

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Finnerty

Leapfrog

Dr. and Mrs. Branko Radulovacki

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Finnerty

Mr. Donald V. Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Ritvo

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Fleming

Ray M. & Mary Elizabeth Lee Foundation

Mr. and Dr. A. J. Robinson

Dr. and Mrs. William H. Fox

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Levine

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Romanstein

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Franklin

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Livingston

Mr. C. C. Rood

Ms. Sharon Friedman

Loeb Family Foundation

Dr. Mark Rosenberg

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Gamble

Ms. Martha Logan

Dr. and Mrs. Rein Saral

Dr. and Mrs. Pedro F. Garcia

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lombardo

Mr. David M. Schechter

Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Garland

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Love

Ms. Mary B. Schiffman

Mr. and Mrs. George Gaudiosi

Dr. and Mrs. David C. Lowance

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schroder, III

GE Foundation

Lubo Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scroggins

Ms. Barbara W. Gerland

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Lucas

Ms. Gayle Seale

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis Glenn

M & K Charitable Foundation

Mr. Thomas C. Shelton, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glenn

Mr. and Mrs. Emory Speer Mabry, III

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shepard

Dr. and Mrs. Terry Golden

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Madden

Shepherd Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Goldhar

Ms. Carolyn Suzanne Mahoney

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Shepherd

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gordon

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Marks

Silver Lake Garden Club

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gould

Patricia M. Martin and William H. Phelps

Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Simkover

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Grady

Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Martz

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Simpkins

Ms. Rita Skaggs

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gordon

Lowe & Associates

Ms. Eunice W. Smith

Harbert Management Corporation

Mr. James F. Kelley and Ms. Anne Morgan

Mr. John E. Smith, II

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Hicks, III

Dr. and Mrs. Nevin Kreisler

Ms. Joan Solomon and Mr. Sorrell Roth

King & Spalding

Mr. Jeffrey C. Sprecher and

Mr. Andrew Spencer

The Lanier-Goodman Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Spetnagel

The Sartain Lanier Family Foundation, Inc.

Storey Foundation

The Tom and Edwina Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. G. Leighton Stradtman Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sugarman

Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sterling, Jr.

Ms. Kelly L. Loeffler Mr. and Mrs. Gene W. Milner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Montag NAI Brannen Goddard, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sullivan Dr. Brian Thomas

SILVER

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Thompson

AT&T

Mr. and Mrs. David Vickers

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thompson

Atlantic American Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. Winston E. Weinmann

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Turman, Jr.

BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina

United Way of Central Indiana

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Bryant &

Mr. George H. Van Dyke

Sherlock’s Wine Merchant

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

CBRE

Mr. and Mrs. O. Miles Pollard, III

INDIVIDUAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Been

Mr. and Mrs. Gudmund Vigtel

Mr. and Mrs. Knox Culpepper

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Boyd Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Villa

Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Dennard

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Crawford

Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Wagner

Mr. and Mrs. Vince Dooley

Dr. and Mrs. O. Anderson Currie

Dr. Florence Watts

Ernst & Young

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. de Mayo

Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Weil

Georgia Commerce Bank

Ms. Ceree Eberly

Wells Fargo Bank

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Gates, Moore & Company

The Westminster Schools

Holder Construction Foundation

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and Mr. David Martin

Mr. and Mrs. David Whatley

Hugh M. Inman Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. William H. Fox

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. White

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton F. Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert

The Wiggle Bug Foundation

Jackson Spalding

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Howard, Jr.

Ms. Katherine Woodruff Williams

Gay & Erskine Love Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Duane J. Kerper

Ms. Gail C. Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Means

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lally

Mrs. Kristina L. Wilson

Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP

Dr. and Mrs. David C. Lowance

Mr. John B. Zellars, Jr. and Mr. Randy Tibbals

Piedmont Healthcare

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Marks

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Zolkowski

Mr. Gary W. Rollins

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Muir

Mr. Michael Zowine

Russell Reynolds Associates

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pruitt

Ms. Patricia Zuver

Schreeder, Wheeler & Flint, LLP

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid

The Snodgrass Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. H. English Robinson Jr.

BENEFITS OF LAUGHTER 2011

Tribridge Residential

Mr. and Mrs. R. Randall Rollins

Jane Smith Turner Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Shepherd, III

VEININNOVATIONS

Towery Networks, Inc.

BRONZE

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Wing

PLATINUM

Mr. and Mrs. David P. Adams, III

Mr. and Mrs. Robby Wynne

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Aronson

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kennedy

Tony Brewer & Company

The St. Regis Atlanta

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil D. Conlee

The Akers Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wynne

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Corley

Alston & Bird, LLP

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Davidson, III

ATW Companies

DIAMOND

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Weeks, Jr.

J.B. Fuqua Foundation & Dorothy C. Fuqua

DONORS

GOLD

Dennis Dean – A Catering Company

Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Barrett, Jr.

BNY Mellon

Mr. Robin Delmer

Mr. Jason Brady

Coca-Cola Company

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel DuBose

Dr. Mary Burns and Mr. Eric J. Tanenblatt

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Connolly

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Espy

Dr. Eric Chavez

Emory Healthcare

Mr. and Mrs. George Gaudiosi

Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Davis

First Beacon Investments, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Heyer

Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Dennard

Mr. and Mrs. J. Rex Fuqua

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Huger, III

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas H. Denny

Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Glover

Mr. and Mrs. John Irby

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Dunlap, III

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2 0 1 1 Epps Aviation

Mrs. Elkin Cushman

Mrs. Carol Fox

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Espy

Mrs. Caroline Davis

Mrs. Duvall Fuqua

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fluker Jr.

Mrs. Claudia de Mayo

Mrs. Mary Frances Garrett

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gearon Jr.

Mrs. Dena Deutsch

Mrs. Elizabeth R. Glenn Mrs. Nancy Glenn

Genuine Parts Company

Mrs. Vivian DuBose

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis Glenn

Mrs. Sandra Flint

Mrs. Carol L. Goodman

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Greer

Mrs. Dorothy Fuqua

Mrs. Danica Griffith

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hardman

Mrs. Sarah Goodman

Mrs. Paula B. Hennessy

Mr. and Mrs. James Hatcher

Mrs. Phyllis Hatcher

Mrs. Meg R. Heyer

Dr. and Mrs. Peter B. H'Doubler, Jr.

Mrs. Karen H'Doubler

Mrs. Diane L. Humphrys

Mr. and Mrs. Roderick E. Hennek

Mrs. Pam Henritze

Mrs. Anne H. Hux

Hennessy Automobile Companies

Mrs. Christine Hite

Mrs. Tish Inman

Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Hennessy

Mrs. Mary Ann Hite

Mrs. Abby Irby Mrs. Kerry Izard

Catherine Goodhart Henson

Mrs. Robin Howell

The Hills Family Foundation

Mrs. Susan Hudson

Mrs. Mary Z. Johnson

The Betty Ann and Ben Huger

Mrs. Trudy Huger

Mrs. Andrea L. Jones

Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kennedy

Mrs. Felicia Huger

Mrs. Carter W. Kay

Mrs. Martha Hunt

Mrs. Gayle Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lee

Mrs. Beth Inman

Mrs. Emily C. Knobloch

Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Lowe

Mrs. Betty Ann Inman

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Lauer

Moore Colson

Ms. Vicki Inman

Mrs. Betts C. Love

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Nixon

Mrs. Joan Johnson

Mrs. Susan Marett

The Colleen & Sam Nunn Family Foundation

Mrs. Beth Jones

Mrs. Kim C. Marks

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Parker, Jr.

Mrs. Kathy Kelly

Mrs. Rhonda Martin

Mrs. Catherine T. Porter

Mrs. Ann Martin

Mrs. Jody McGrew

Pugmire Lincoln-Mercury Inc.

Ms. Seran Megerian

Mrs. Michele M. Mitchell

Mrs. Mary Anne Quin

Mrs. Rhonda Milner

Mrs. Page A. Morocco

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ratcliffe

Mrs. Karen Parker

Mrs. Patricia M. Nalle

Dr. and Mrs. Randy F. Rizor

Mrs. Mary Anne Quin

Mrs. Molly Pastor

Mr. Eric M. Robbins

Mrs. Melissa Stang

Ms. Kelley B. Peace

Ms. Frances Schultz

Mrs. Jane Sterne

Mrs. Leigh A. Pollard

Dr. and Mrs. Ira K. Schwartz

Mrs. Marilea Towery

Mrs. Elizabeth G. Pritchard

Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Seydel, II

Ms. Susan E. Tucker

Mrs. Lynne T. Rankin

Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Shirley, III

Mrs. Brooke Weinmann

Mrs. Patricia H. Reid

Southwest Airlines

Mrs. Lisa West

Mrs. Cynthia Reid

SunTrust Bank

Mrs. Betsy West

Mrs. Marcia Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Tanner

Mrs. Marjorie West

Mrs. Jodi Schoborg

Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas

Mrs. Kristin Whatley

Mrs. Mary Kelly Speed

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tokash

Mrs. Jo Williams

Mrs. Nola L. Stull

Turner Foundation

Ms. Patricia Williams

Mrs. June Tompkins

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. West

Mrs. Mary Louise Winship

Mrs. Janet Turman

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Wierman

Mrs. Marjorie Wynne

Mrs. Leslie J. Wierman Mrs. Neal L. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Willett Mr. and Mrs. David M. Zacks

2011 ASSOCIATES

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2011 MEMBERS

Ms. Dina E. Woodruff

Mrs. Bonnie Beauchamp-Cooke

Mrs. Marguerite S. York

Mrs. Nancy O. Bryant Ms. Megan Burton

2011 LUNCHEON EVENT SPONSORS

CHARTER FOUNDING MEMBERS

Mrs. Mary Virginia Coffman

Dermatology Consultants, P.C.

Mrs. Sharon Ansley

Mrs. Ann C. Crawford

Oxford Industries Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Olivia Barge

Mrs. Donna Davidson

Laura Pearce Ltd.

Mrs. Nancy Bowden

Mrs. Jenifer M. Dobbs

Saks Fifth Avenue

Mrs. Jennifer Cannon

Ms. Sally Dorsey

VEININNOVATIONS

Mrs. Nancy Caswell

Mrs. Sanford M. Dunklin

Mrs. Triff Cook

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty

2011 LUNCHEON TABLE SPONSORS

Ms. Mandi Besecker

AND PATRONS

Mr. Wes Bradshaw

Mr. John Schumacher

Mrs. Betsy Akers

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bundy

Mr. Kelly Shaw Miss Ashley Shepherd

Mr. and Mrs. John Rooker

Ms. Cyndae A. Arrendale

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cardwell

Mrs. Deborah Bald

Ms. Julia Carpenter

Mr. and Mrs. David Smith

Ms. Susan M. Boyd

Mr. Tom Caudell

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Stephens

Mrs. Nancy O. Bryant

Miss Lucy Chastain

Ms. Stephanie Stephens

Mrs. Cindy L. Chase

Mr. and Mrs. Bo Cheek

Sunbelt Technology

Mrs. Marcia Donnell

Mr. Walton Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tranakos

Ms. Nancy Fallon

Mr. Barry Cox

Ms. Ellie Vance

Mrs. Arden Feiman

Dr. and Mrs. O. Anderson Currie

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Vann, Jr.

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty

Mr. Eric Davidson

Ms. Ranney Wiesemann Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Wing

Mrs. Carol Fox

Mr. James Duggan

Mrs. Duvall Fuqua

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Dunlap, III

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Winter, III

Mrs. Dorothy C. Fuqua

Ms. Ceree Eberly

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wirth

Mrs. Mary Frances Garrett

Miss Callie Ellis

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wright

Mrs. Shearon Glover

Mr. Tyler Fann

Mr. and Mrs. Robby Wynne

Mrs. Carol L. Goodman

Mr. Blair Farinholt

Mr. Daniel Yates

Mrs. Sarah Goodman

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and

Mrs. Danica Griffith Ms. Sharon N. Hill

Mr. David Martin Miss Meredith Freeman

2011 HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS

Mrs. Sivan Hines

Mr. Spencer W. Gordon

Mrs. Mary Ann Hite

Mr. and Mrs. Bart Griffith

GIFTS IN MEMORY

Mrs. Beth Inman

Ms. Svea Hall

Mr. Alvin Barge

Mrs. Tish Inman

Mr. Alan Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. John Barge

Mrs. Beth C. Jones

Mrs. Elizabeth Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cantrell Mr. Bill Clarkson & The Westminster Schools

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Lazarus

Miss Lauren Head

Ms. Kelly L. Loeffler

Miss Molly Hennessy

Mrs. Valerie M. Love

Ms. Anna Huffman

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and Mr. David Martin Mr. William A. Parker, Jr.

Faculty and Staff

Mrs. Melissa Lowe

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnston

Mrs. Kim C. Marks

Mr. and Mrs. Reid Knox

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schroder, III

Ms. Deborah Grant Marshall

Mr. Chad Laney

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. West

Mrs. Denise D. Mitchell

Ms. Ann Ball Lawson

Mrs. Tricia Nalle

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Levenson

Ms. Barbara Baron

Mrs. Jill Nunnally

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lombardo

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Britanisky

Mrs. Karen S. Parker

Miss Katie Long

Ms. Joan T. Doyle

Mrs. Molly Pastor

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Love

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Fleming

Mrs. Leigh A. Pollard

Miss Catherine Love

Ms. Sharon Friedman

Mrs. Christine P. Ragland

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Madden

Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Goldhar

Ms. J. Kim Scholes

Mr. and Mrs. Brendon McLeod

Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Horowitz

SignatureFD

Mr. Eduardo Mejia

Mr. and Mrs. G. Alan Katz

Ms. Elizabeth M. Spiegel

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metcalf

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kohn

Mrs. Michelle H. Sullivan

Ms. Meredith Moore

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and Mr. David Martin

Mrs. Sara Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maziar

Mrs. Brooke Weinmann

Mr. and Mrs. Street Nalley

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart F. Naterman

Mrs. Betsy West

Mr. Beau Odom

Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Ritvo

Ms. Lacey J. Ourso

Ms. Joan Solomon and Mr. Sorrell Roth

Ms. Dina E. Woodruff

SOUTHERN SHINDIG 2011

Mr. and Mrs. David Peterson

Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Simkover

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. West

Mrs. Carter Potts Mr. Patrick Abernethy

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Puricelli

Mrs. Mary Stuart Bland

Mr. Brad Adler

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Reavis

Mrs. Elizabeth D. McNulty

Mr. Morgan Akers

Ms. Anne Reich

Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Amos

Mr. Rich Rescigno

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2 0 1 1 Mr. Marvin Bowen

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Langford

Mrs. Page Walden

Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Bowen

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lombardo

Ms. Lynn Meister

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cochoy

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Love Mrs. Mary A. Mitchell

GIFTS IN HONOR

Ms. Mary Buford

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Patrick Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baker

Rev. Paula Buford, Th.D.

Mr. and Mrs. William S. Peebles, IV

Drs. Houston A. Baker, Jr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Brownie E. Polly, III Ms. Sarah A. Carpenter Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and Mr. David Martin

Charlotte Pierce-Baker

Mr. and Dr. A. J. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Romanstein

Ms. Susan Boyd

Ms. Mary B. Schiffman

Mr. Jason Brady

Ms. Bettie J. Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shepard

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Vance

Ms. Rita Skaggs

Mr. and Mrs. Knox Culpepper

Mr. Andrew Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fluker, Jr.

Mr. Wade Dennis Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and Mr. David Martin

Mr. and Mrs. G. Leighton Stradtman Mr. and Mrs. John P. Turman, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Espy

Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Wagner

Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Barrett, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. West Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty

Dr. William Finnerty Mr. Duncan E. Kaulbach

Mrs. Margaret V. Finnerty

Rev. and Mrs. George C. Kaulbach

Mr. and Mrs. Judson Graves

Dr. and Mrs. Pedro F. Garcia

Mrs. Belle Kirkpatrick

Mrs. Dorothy C. Fuqua

Dr. William J. Klopstock

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and

Mrs. Kate Kauffman

Mrs. Margaret V. Finnerty Mr. Pedro J. Garcia

Mr. David Martin Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Glover

Mr. Clifford Glover, III Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and Mr. David Martin

Mrs. Mildred Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Knox Culpepper

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bowman Dr. Bernard Holland

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Finnerty

Dr. Jackie Goldstein

Ms. Ann N. Helms

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Finnerty

Mr. Thomas H. Fellows

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly Mrs. Louise Howard

Ms. Patricia M. Martin and

Ms. Lila F. Herbert

Mr. William H. Phelps Mr. J. Ricky Padgett

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gordon The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Mary and Phil Davis Fund Catherine Goodhart Henson

Mr. Hugh M. Inman, Sr. Mr. Whitner Milner

The Sartain Lanier Family Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gordon

Ms. Gail C. Wilson

Ms. Eleanor Barton

Mr. Rick Munson

Ms. Kimberly Hobbs

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bazemore

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and

Ms. Pamela J. Drummond

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Villa Mrs. Dorothy O. Jackson

Ms. Melinda Bond Mr. Robert Boyd

Mr. David Martin Mr. and Mrs. John P. Turman, Jr.

Mrs. Martha Caldwell

Ms. Marianne Ness

Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Chandler

Ms. Erika Larson

Mr. Stuart Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Grady

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Day

Mr. Denton C. Priest, Jr.

Ms. Elizabeth E. Finnerty and

Mrs. Geraldine Priest

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Inman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Inman

Mr. David Martin Dr. and Mrs. William H. Fox

Mr. Langdon Quin

Ms. Barbara W. Gerland

Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Mitchell, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Terry Golden

Mrs. Mary Anne Quin

Mr. Clayton F. Jackson Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. Moreland Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harbin

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Mr. and Mrs. William E. Huger, III Mr. and Mrs. Dallas H. Denny

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Boyd

Jackson Spalding

Mr. Warren Thornton

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kremer

Mr. J. Ricky Padgett

Mr. Doug E. Jackson

John Turman

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Greene

Mr. and Mrs. David Moore Mr. John E. Smith, II Mr. and Mrs. David Vickers The Betty Ann and Ben Huger

Mr. Tom Johnson

Julia Zellars Financial Aid Fund Hugh M. Inman Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Glen O. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Greene

FINANCIAL AID FUNDS

GIFTS-IN-KIND

Family Foundation

Mr. David M. Schechter

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Nixon

Mr. Beau Billington

Mr. Lawrence Kenny

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walden

Mrs. Shelley Danser

Mr. Paul B. Bertrand

Ms. Ellen D'Orsi

Mr. Del Burch Jr. and Ms. Ann P. Delatte

Ms. Julie Dudkowski

Mr. Chris Cline Mr. Eric M. Robbins Dr. Ray Kotwicki

Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Clayton

Hastings Garden Center

Dr. Mark Rosenberg

Ms. Susan R. Cunnold

Henri's

Dr. and Mrs. Ira K. Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Gamble

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Inman

Mr. and Mrs. F. Edwin Hallman

Ms. Mary Stuart Iverson

Mr. Wade Lee

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Hohlstein

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly

Mr. Donald Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Emory Speer Mabry, III

KORG USA, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Martz

Mr. Ben LaPointe

Ms. Melissa D. Light

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Simpkins

Moe's Southwest Grill

Ms. Gayle Seale

Ms. Eunice W. Smith

Patagonia

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thompson

Piece of Cake, Inc. Pike Family Nurseries

Mr. Jay D. Mitchell Mrs. Nancy Brannon

Ms. Eugenia P. Wattles

Rhodes Bakery

Dr. and Mrs. Steven C. Moreland

Mr. Neil Russell

Mrs. Jackie Montag

Trader Joe's

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Greer

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. West

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Turman, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hardman

Ms. Bettie J. Patterson

Ms. Ellie Vance

Ms. Maureen E. Newton

Mr. Mark C. West

Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Buck

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Franklin

Ms. Kathy Walton Ms. Lesley Watson Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. West Westin Buckhead Atlanta Mrs. Elizabeth Shortridge

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. West

Whole Foods

Mr. and Mrs. Bond Almand

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas H. Denny

Ms. Ranney Wiesemann

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. George Gaudiosi Ms. Bettie J. Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Bernhardt

Donor listings include those received through December 31, 2011, and every

Mr. Allen Spetnagel Mr. and Mrs. Blanton C. Winship

effort has been made to ensure

Ms. Katherine Woodruff Williams

accuracy. To report an error, please

Mr. Mark Tipton & Georgia Commerce Bank

contact the Development Office at

Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Tanner

678-686-5913.

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2011 Financial Highlights George West Mental Health Foundation/Skyland Trail Revenues

OTHER: 0.3% UNRESTRICTED CONTRIBUTIONS: 13.6%

RESTRICTED CONTRIBUTIONS: 10.9%

PROGRAM REVENUE: 63.6%

BREAKDOWN OF PROGRAM REVENUE

FINANCIAL AID: 11.6% CASE MANAGEMENT: 4.1%

PRIMARY CARE CLINIC: 1.4%

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT: 45.9%

LEAP: 3.1%

BREAKDOWN OF FINANCIAL AID DISTRIBUTED VOCATIONAL SERVICES: 0.3%

DAY TREATMENT: 45.2%

VOCATIONAL SERVICES: 0.3%

CASE MANAGEMENT: 10%

LEAP: 3%

DAY TREATMENT: 21%

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT: 63%

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING: 2.7%

DIRECT PROGRAM EXPENSES

SOURCES OF CHARITABLE DONATIONS

CORPORATE & BUSINESS: 12%

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT: 34.5% FOUNDATIONS: 49% DAY TREATMENT: 44.5% INDIVIDUALS: 39% LEAP: 5.2% CASE MANAGEMENT: 9.9% VOCATIONAL SERVICES: 3.1%

PRIMARY CARE CLINIC: 2.5%

EDUCATION: 0.3%

The percentages above do not include sources of funding from the Initiatives for Program and Campus Expansion campaign.

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2011 BOARD MEMBERS Mark C. West Chairman Richard C. Parker Chairman, Executive Committee Michael Tompkins Treasurer Marjorie Wynne Secretary Dick Bryant Cecil Conlee David Flint William H. Fox, PhD J. Rex Fuqua John C. Gordon Dana Halberg Thomas D. Hills Jim Howard Billy Huger Clay Jackson Amy Rollins Kreisler Melissa Lowe Jay Mitchell Jackie Montag Charlotte Pierce-Baker, PhD Michelle Sullivan Bob Walker Brooke Weinmann EMERITUS DIRECTORS Vivian DuBose Chair Dorothy C. Fuqua Betty Ann Inman Beth Jones David C. Lowance, MD Edward E. Noble Charles B. West Allison F. Williams Blanton C. Winship

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Betts Love Chair Betsy Akers Ron Bachman Dale Belles, PhD Susan Boyd Nancy Bryant Claudia de Mayo Gwynie Dennard Mike Dobbs Sally Dorsey Ceree Eberly Rick Elliott Cindy Ferguson Carol Gellerstedt Betsy Glenn Christopher Glover Danica Griffith Richard Harris Hilton Howell, Jr. Jocelyn Hunter Don Inman Judith James, MD Stan Jones Ann Lally Kelly Loeffler Kim Marks Missy Madden Cynthia J. Moreland Jeff Muir Colleen Nunn Patricia Reid Marcia Robinson Mark Tipton Jeremy Wing Robby Wynne John B. Zellars, Jr. Leigh Pollard Associates President Sarah Goodman Ex-officio/Associates Past President

NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Charles B. Nemeroff, MD, PhD, Chairman University of Miami Miller School of Medicine W. Edward Craighead, PhD Emory University School of Medicine Dwight L. Evans, MD University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Philip D. Harvey, PhD University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Ned H. Kalin, MD University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Clinton D. Kilts, PhD Psychiatric Research Institute University of Arkansas – Medical Sciences Jeffrey A. Lieberman, MD Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons John W. Newcomer, MD University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Mark Rosenberg, MD The Task Force for Global Health Alan F. Schatzberg, MD Stanford University School of Medicine Douglas M. Ziedonis, MD, MPH University of Massachusetts Medical School

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Nonprofit Organization US Postage PAID Atlanta, GA

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