Skyland Trail 2023 Impact Report

BUILDING CONFIDENCE

2023 IMPACT REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Year in Review | 2 Outcomes and Impact | 4 Community Support | 8 Donor Support | 14 Financial Highlights | 24 Leadership | 25

You got this!

Untreated mental illness can destroy your faith in yourself and your hope for a better future.

Our clients often enter treatment feeling entirely incapable of turning their lives around.

They may be looking for a cure…a magic pill…something outside of themselves that will erase the past and replace who they see in the mirror with someone new.

Working with our expert and caring professionals, clients learn instead to look in the mirror and love who they see – the same person they have always been – but with new insight, a new outlook, and new tools to manage what living with a mental health disorder will throw at them. They learn to feel capable and confident again.

Skyland Trail combines expert psychiatric care, whole person wellness, and a compassionate, healing community to restore our clients’ belief in a better future, one they can build for themselves.

In this report, you can learn more about how charitable support from people like you builds not only confidence, but also a healthy future and a path forward, for our clients and their families.

On behalf of our staff and board, I’d like to convey how your support year over year gives us confidence as an organization to continue to grow our reach and impact.

We are preparing to announce an exciting new phase of growth, driven and inspired by our recent strategic planning initiative.

We look forward to your partnership in these efforts. Community support has been the cornerstone of our success to date.

Together, we got this!

Elizabeth E. Finnerty, MBA, MHA President & CEO

1 Photo credit: Laura Negri Childers

BUILDING CONFIDENCE

2023: Year in Review In 2023, Skyland Trail expanded staffing and family programming for our adult programs and integrated new therapeutic modalities to help treat teens with complex needs. Community partnerships allowed for unique client experiences, professional training opportunities, and community education.

ADULT PROGRAMS

ADOLESCENT PROGRAMS

A focus of 2023 was expanding our adult treatment team to meet increasing demand. Adding more experts has allowed us to serve more patients and offer additional programming.

Our adolescent program significantly expanded programming in 2023. In addition to our core DBT and CBT curriculum, the residential program now offers group programming for teens with secondary mild to moderate substance use challenges. And Prolonged Exposure Therapy at the individual level meets the specific needs of adolescents with trauma-related disorders.

Growing education and support for families was also a target. Families now have access to an expert Q&A within their first week. And a new family education series offers therapist-led, in-depth skills instruction in addition to our weekly STEP education and support program.

An alumni app launched in 2023 to improve connections among adult program graduates.

And a new level system provides engagement incentives and a path to treatment success.

parents, students, and community leaders were reached through presentations to area schools, businesses and civic groups

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COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS ■

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EDUCATION ■

2,705+

Growing partnerships continue to strengthen our clinical team and community support.

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Six webinars engaged more than 1,154 mental health professionals, educators, and caregivers Presentations to Atlanta area schools, businesses, and civic groups reached more than 2,705 parents, students, and community leaders

Our psychiatry, research & outcomes, and education departments established new partnerships with Emory University, Georgia Tech, and Oglethorpe University.

New partnerships in 2023 with Atlanta nonprofit organizations – including the Georgia State Golf Association and Birds Georgia – are expanding patient enrichment opportunities, from educational bird watching in Atlanta parks to adaptive golf.

A partnership with Hope Homes Recovery Services is helping remove financial barriers to needed recovery residence services for adult day treatment patients.

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Our finance department added and expanded our insurance contracts, including a new contract with ComPsych, to expand access to treatment.

Our entire organization completed cultural equity training as part of the organization’s commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

MEET DR. BEN HUNTER

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Skyland Trail announced the selection of Ben Hunter, MD, FAPA, as Charles B. West Chief Medical Officer in January 2024. In this role, Dr. Hunter provides leadership and oversight for all clinical services, research, and outcomes analysis and reporting. Dr. Hunter joined Skyland Trail in 2017 as medical director of outpatient services and served in the role of medical director of professional services from 2020 to 2023.

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It’s an honor to step into this role and to collaborate with our expert team to help patients work toward healthy futures. The Skyland Trail community makes all the difference in promoting awareness, improving access to care, and removing barriers to life-changing treatment.

Ben Hunter, MD, FAPA Charles B. West Chief Medical Officer

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YEAR IN PHOTOS IMAGES: 1 Admissions Director Nicole Murphy leads a tour of the J. Rex Fuqua Campus for mental health professionals, 2 Arts in the Garden returned in 2023 after a pandemic pause, 3 Clients participate in guided bird watching through a partnership with Birds Georgia, 4 Adolescent clients celebrate back-to-school with a biodegradable balloon release, 5 The 2023 Dorothy C. Fuqua Lecture focused on the intersection of mental health and addiction.

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By the Numbers WHERE OUR CLIENTS COME FROM

2023 CLIENT COMMUNITY Age at admission 25%  Ages 14-17 46%  Ages 18-25 12%  Ages 26-35 7%  Ages 36-45 4%  Ages 46-55 6%  Ages 56+

ADULT (ages 18 and up)

Admissions by Geographic Region (2019-2023)

Skyland Trail serves adults ages 18+ and adolescents ages 14-17 with mood, anxiety, thought, and trauma-related disorders.

% 2 West

% 7 MIdwest % 4 Southwest

ADOLESCENT (ages 14-17) Primary diagnosis reported at admission

Primary diagnosis reported at admission

64%  Major depressive and related mood disorder 24%  Bipolar disorder 11%  Schizophrenia and psychosis related disorder 1%  Generalized anxiety disorder

84%  Major depressive and related mood disorder 7%  Generalized anxiety disorder 6%  Post-Traumatic Stress and other trauma related disorder 2%  Psychosis related disorder 1%  Bipolar disorder

500

Gender

47%  Female 34%  Male 10%  Gender expansive 3%  Transmale 3%  Transfemale 3%  Decline to specify

59%  Female 21%  Male 8%  Transmale 5%  Gender expansive 5%  Decline to specify 3%  Transfemale

% 10 Mid-Atlantic % 75 Southeast

Total Patients Served Growth (2019-2023)

600

Gender

% 2 Northeast

508

541

531

2020

2021*

564

573

2022

2023

400 300 200 100 0

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2019

*Covid-19 Pandemic

2023 IMPACT

573 clients served

2,022

treatment days covered by financial aid

2023 PATIENT OUTCOMES

Reviewing data at the patient level helps us shape their treatment in real time. And analysis at the system level allows us to improve our programs year-over-year. As a whole, the data tell a hopeful story.

1,615

family therapy sessions completed

people attended community events

Adolescent Outcomes

78%

67%

90%

100%

of patients reported positive feelings towards taking psychiatric medication at discharge2

patients received transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) services

3,933

The majority of patients who complete our program return home with fewer symptoms and functioning better. They are well-equipped to continue working toward their goals in outpatient treatment.

Adult Outcomes

of patients experienced mild to no feelings of hopelessness at discharge1

62

of patients who completed the program experienced mild to no depression symptoms at discharge4

of patients who completed the program experienced remission in mania symptoms at discharge5

65%

of patients with severe anxiety at admission who completed the program experienced clinically significant reduction in anxiety symptoms at discharge3

86%

of patients who completed Prolonged Exposure (PE) therapy experienced clinically significant reduction in PTSD symptoms6

59%

of residential patients who completed the program experienced average or less anxiety symptoms at discharge8

79%

of patients who completed the program experienced mild to no depression symptoms at discharge7

1 Beck Hopelessness Scale: Beck AT, Weissman A, Lester D, Trexler L. (1074). The measurement of pessimism: The Hopelessness Scale. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 42(6), 861-865. 2 Medication Attitude Inventory: Hogan TP, Awad AG, & Eastwood R. (1983).

A self-report scale predictive of drug compliance in schizophrenics: reliability and discriminative validity. Psychological Medicine, 13, 177-183. 3 Hamilton M: The assessment of anxiety states by rating. British Journal of Medical Psychology, 32:50-55,1959. 4 Montgomery, S.A. & Åsberg, M. (1979). A new depression scale designed to be sensitive to change. British Journal of Psychiatry, 134, 382-389. 5 Young RC, Biggs JT, Ziegler VE, Meyer DA: A rating scale for mania: reliability, validity and sensitivity. British Journal of Psychiatry, 133:429-435, 1978.

6 Blevins, C. A., Weathers, F. W., Davis, M. T., Witte, T. K., & Domino, J. L. (2015). The Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Checklist for DSM-5 (PCL-5): Development and Initial Psychometric Evaluation. Journal of traumatic stress, 28(6), 489–498. 7 Dozois, D. J. A., Dobson, K. S., & Ahnberg, J. L. (1998). A psychometric evaluation of the Beck Depression Inventory–II. Psychological Assessment, 10(2), 83–89. 8 March, J.S., Parker, J.D.A., Sullivan, K., Stallings, P., Conners, C. K. (1997). The Multidimensional Anxiety Scale for Children (MASC): Factor Structure, Reliability, and Validity. Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 36(4), 554–565.

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Challenges and Solutions

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Skyland Trail patients often have complex symptoms and treatment histories.

Here are just a few of the many challenges patients face paired with the Skyland Trail programming designed to address those problems.

THE CHALLENGE

HOW WE HELP

Misdiagnosis Years of treatment for an inaccurate or incomplete diagnosis leads to treatment exhaustion and loss of hope.

Diagnostic Clarity A diagnostic assessment at admission and clarifying assessments throughout treatment ensure patients are matched with the most effective treatments for their diagnoses and symptoms.

Loss of Connection Symptoms can lead to isolation, avoidance, or impulsive behaviors that interfere with important family and peer connections.

Social and Family Engagement Through peer connections, clients learn they are not alone. And through individual, group and family therapy, clients improve communication and interpersonal skills.

Unhealthy Daily Routines Irregular sleep patterns, poor hygiene, or unhealthy eating often accompany an episode of mental illness.

Reset to Healthy Living Structured daily schedules re-establish sleep and meal schedules.

24/7 support encourages personal care and hygiene.

Unhealthy Behavior Patterns Without insight or skills, people may try to alleviate pain or suffering with alcohol, substances, self-harm, or impulsive behaviors.

Skills-Based Learning Clients learn how their disorder affects their thoughts, feelings and behaviors. They learn to identify triggers and early warning signs and strategies to respond in healthy ways.

Lack of Interest Interests, hobbies, and other meaningful activities are abandoned or avoided, leaving no opportunity for joy, fun, or exploration.

Whole Person Approach As their symptoms and mood improve, clients explore art, music, nature, recreation, and spiritual resources with our experts as tools to stay healthy.

Madison: Rediscovering My Sparkle I always felt different – a little more outgoing, a little more sharing, a little more extroverted. I thought that was my “sparkle,” my special skill.

Then in my early teens, I started to be ostracized and had a hard time relating to people. I started thinking instead, “maybe there’s something wrong with me.”

Over time, my struggles cascaded to include being bullied and challenges with organizational skills that would later be attributed to ADHD and PTSD. Without insight or skills to cope, I defaulted to some self-destructive behaviors.

I was unable to keep a job. I was using substances to numb the reality of feeling like I couldn’t work towards my goals anymore. I had this mindset that I had a dark cloud over my head and that my life was just going to be a consistent series of unfortunate events. I felt that I had generated some sort of bad karma and that I wouldn’t be able to dig myself out of the hole that I had created.

Once my family realized that I wasn’t going to be able to help myself, they said, “I know that you’re unable to see this, but we’re going to continue to push for you to find a way out of this dark place.”

And, eventually, they helped me find Skyland Trail.

At Skyland Trail, I realized how much the way I saw myself had become distorted.

I consistently had epiphanies, “I can’t believe I thought that about myself for so long!” Or, “I can’t believe

I’ve been living my life like this without knowing that there was another way!”

I was really nervous about the idea of labels. My therapist helped me understand that a diagnosis was a tool for my treatment team to create a formula for success… for me. It wasn’t a label. It was information and an attribute, one of many attributes that all come together as building blocks to create how my mind works and what is me.

I also realized that my upbringing hadn’t necessarily prepared me for dealing with life. Skyland Trail served as boot camp or basic training. I was able to see myself as capable, disarm all the defense mechanisms I had put up for protection, and gain these tools so that I was ready for life.

Today, I enjoy my career as an aesthetic professional.

I would describe my life as very full, very active and engaging. I like putting my life into my work and into my family and friends outside of that. And when life becomes overwhelming, as it does for most people sometimes, I find wilderness and nature to be a great place to re-center myself, focus on all the positives, and be grateful for this life that I built.

I am so proud of the person that decided to enter into Skyland Trail.

And so my mental health journey, while it continues, has really been full circle. I started by thinking I was different and special, then believing I was different in a negative and distorted way, and then I was able to come back and embrace the parts of myself that make me truly special.

I was able to lift the shadows and find my sparkle again.

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Community Support Why We Give: Lillian and Larry Connolly When I was young, my father stridently supported mental health causes. We lived in Cincinnati at the time. I continue to hold my father in high regard. If he thought supporting mental health organizations was important, that would give me pause to continue to do the same.

Any student of history knows that mental health concerns are a part of the human experience. People have always seemed to struggle. As a trustee at Washington and Lee University, I learned about the specific impact of mental health challenges on college students. I don’t know what the answer is, but I know improving our understanding of mental illness and increasing access to treatment are endeavors worthy of support.

Here in Atlanta, Lillian and I learned about Skyland Trail after a friend invited us to attend Benefits of Laughter. We heard stories from clients and families who were able to reclaim their lives. As we subsequently became acquainted with the board and staff leadership, we were impressed with the continuity, gradual expansion, and overall health of the organization.

When we sold our company in 2012, we set up a foundation. Our funding goal is to help children and address poverty in Georgia. In looking for worthy institutions to support, Skyland Trail checked a lot of boxes. With the adolescent program opening in 2019, and the need for mental health services exploding, it wasn’t hard to recognize Skyland Trail as worthy of investment.

We are confident that our gifts to Skyland Trail make a difference. Atlanta is fortunate to have Skyland Trail.

— Larry Connolly

Corporate Donor Spotlight

At Acuity Brands, we’re committed to reducing the stigma around mental health both in and out of the workplace. Our Mind Matters Employee Resource Group was created to educate and elevate the dialogue around mental health. That’s why we’re proud to support Skyland Trail and the life-changing work they’re doing to provide individuals facing mental health challenges with the tools they need to thrive.

Karen Holcom Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Executive Sponsor, Mind Matters ERG

Acuity Brands was a gold sponsor of the 2023 Benefits of Laughter.

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Why We Give Back: Matt and Teresa F Since 2017, we have supported Skyland Trail through donations to the Mark C. West Financial Aid Program. Our daughter’s experience during her Residential Treatment for Adults gave her self-awareness, developed her coping skills, and gave her the determination to start living her life meaningfully at the tender age of 22. Skyland Trail provided the support, treatment, and community to empower our daughter in navigating the rest of her college years and her life and onto a successful career. Without Skyland Trail and the support provided through the financial aid program, we could not have helped our daughter regain her footing. We are a truly Grateful Family and are honored to help other families support their loved ones.

– Matt and Teresa, Skyland Trail alumna parents

Giving by the Numbers

2023 277

$1.5M+

Number of new donors

Corporate sponsors

155

50+

Raised from special events

Grateful family donors in 2023

152

154

Associates Members in 2023

45+

(across all events)

New leadership donors

Donors with gifts for at least 5 consecutive years

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Giving Highlights Skyland Trail was one of 10 Atlanta-area nonprofit organizations that serve children and youth selected by the Zeist Foundation Board to receive a Commemorative Gift in 2023. The $150,000 Commemorative Gift, which will support the adolescent program, is in honor of Jean and George Brumley and the family members who carry on their legacy today.

The Savannah Sheats Scholarship Fund was established in 2023 through the wishes of Savannah’s family and with gifts made in Savannah’s memory.

The fund will help provide financial aid to families seeking effective treatment and ensure that future generations have access to quality mental health services. Skyland Trail is privileged to maintain the Savannah Sheats Scholarship Fund as a lasting tribute in memory of Savannah and all who loved her.

Our adolescent program received more than $80,000 through the Atlanta Charity Clays events thanks to 2023 event chairs, Suzanne Sullivan and Duncan Gibbs.

The Zeist Foundation sponsored an Atlanta Habitat for Humanity house in Fall of 2024 in honor of the Brumley family. Skyland Trail community members volunteered to help with the Habitat build.

Skyland Trail received $8,400 from the Atlanta Braves in 2023. Blooper, the Atlanta Braves mascot, raised $4,200 in donations through seat visits, which was matched by The Atlanta Braves Foundation. In November, Blooper visited the Skyland Trail adult campus to present the funds and say hello to clients.

The Woodward Foundation contributed $25,000, which, combined with funds raised through the Skyland Trail Associates Fund in 2023 are allowing for upgrades across our campuses to improve accessibility for people with mobility challenges.

Each year Morris Brandon fifth grade students complete a group research project. In 2023, this group chose to study teen mental health and, as part of their project, held a bake sale to raise funds to support Skyland Trail.

We were thrilled to receive $69,000 from the Living Out Loud Celebrity Golf Tournament hosted by SagerStrong Foundation.

IMAGES: (from left) Suzanne Sullivan and Duncan Gibbs chair Atlanta Charity Clays; (center top) John Ledbetter, Kathleen Rast, Katie Dozier, Mary Blumstein, Marie Brumley Foster, Beth Finnerty, Atiba Mbiwan, Nancy Brumley Robitaille; (center bottom) Sharmila Prabhu, Terri Grunduski, and Stacy Sager; (right top) Admissions Counselor Ben Lofits with Blooper; (right bottom) Fifth grade students from Morris Brandon Elementary School 10

Planned Giving As of February 20, 2024 :

Individuals who support Skyland Trail through a planned giving commitment become members of The Cypress Society.

Legacy gifts like these strengthen our foundation and ensure an enduing base of support for our clients and programs.

Thank you to the individuals and families who have made planned giving commitments and joined the Cypress Society.

Anonymous (7) Anita and Tom Adams Elizabeth Alexander Charlotte Pierce-Baker and Houston Baker Libby and Brooks Barge Susan Lare Baumgartel Ellen and Roland Behm Shelby and Dick Bryant Sarah Aline Carpenter * Chris Cline Cecil Conlee Annelly Deets* Margaret Perdue Denny Vivian Noble DuBose Elizabeth* and Bob Felton Cynthia and John L. Ferguson Laura and John Fillyaw Elizabeth E. Finnerty and David Martin Margaret V. Finnerty Carol and William H. Fox* Dorothy C. Fuqua*

Helen and John C. Gordon Anne and Bernard Gray Renee Haas Wally G. Hills and Thomas D. Hills Kristin and Jim Howard Dorothy O. Jackson* Douglas E. Jackson Glen O. Jackson Jane and Clay Jackson Edwina and Tom Johnson Beth C. Jones* Patrick M. Kelly Dixie and Duey Kerper Amy R. Kreisler Kim Link Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Betts Culp Love Melissa and Chris Lowe Maryland and Don McCarty Jay D. Mitchell Michael J. Mock Jackie and Tony Montag

Elizabeth C. and Harry G. Moore, Jr. Doris and Jeff Muir Gayle and Charles B. Nemeroff, PhD Karen and Richard Parker Mary Anne Quin Sally M. Scholze Beth and Jerry Shaifer Ty Smith Nancy and Ted Spetnagel Michelle and Stephen Sullivan Margaret and Randolph W. Thrower* Diana and Mark Tipton Janet and John* Turman Pennie and Dan Walden Mary and Tom Watson Brooke Trible Weinmann Ruth and Charles Wellborn Marjorie and Charles West* Betsy and Mark C. West Marjorie C. Wynne John B. Zellars, Jr. *Deceased

We joined the Cypress Society so we could have peace of mind knowing that Skyland Trail can and will support individuals who are facing mental health struggles long after we are gone. – Laura and John Fillyaw, Cypress Society Members

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2023 Financial Aid & Support The Mark C. West Financial Aid Program removes financial barriers to treatment to increase access to life-saving care for eligible patients and families.

Financial aid helps clients stay in treatment longer, giving them time to fully develop the skills needed to sustain recovery and prevent relapse after leaving Skyland Trail. Beyond the financial impact, financial aid awards relieve stress and help families focus on what is truly important – supporting their loved ones and helping their families heal.

2.5M+

$

financial aid distributed

984,033

$

2.1M

$ 12

247

clients received awards

provided to help clients who exhausted insurance benefits and self-pay options complete treatment without additional program fees

awarded to help adults and teens complete residential treatment, our most intensive level of care that provides 24/7 observation and support

10,278

$

44% 39%

of adolescent clients received financial aid awards

average scholarship awarded

of adult clients received financial aid awards

25.2M

$

awarded since 2009

I had watched my daughter try to survive with depression and anxiety. I was giving her all the love and support that I knew how to give. Nothing kept her from not wanting to live. I knew she needed help.

I knew I needed help.

We had found help! Skyland exceeded all expectations! I loved the communication with the therapists. It felt like team work.

My daughter loved being around others similar to herself. Then to make it even better, school, exercise, and nutrition are part of their schedule. It truly is a mind, body, and soul experience - if you let it!

She gave it her all. Skyland, quite literally, saved her life. Life can still be hard, and she has the tools now to work through it.

Thank you, Skyland!

– Trudy, mother of an adolescent program graduate and financial aid recipient

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Skyland Trail Donors 2023 ANNUAL DONORS Gifts below reflect cumulative donor giving throughout the year, including annual fund, event gifts, endowment contributions, and program-specific donations.

Gifts of $100,000 and above Anonymous (2) Lee and Malcom McComb SKK Foundation Zeist Foundation Gifts of $25,000 - $99,999 Atlanta Charity Clays, Inc. Atlantic American Corporation Liz and Frank Blake Connolly Family Foundation, Inc. Cox Enterprises The DeAngelo Family Delta Air Lines

Dozen Dimes Foundation The Frances and Beverly M. DuBose Foundation Abby and Matt Echols First Horizon Foundation The J.B. Fuqua Foundation, Inc. Genuine Parts Company Gray Television, Inc. Invesco Ltd. Edwina and Tom Johnson Mary Beth Coleman Jones 2014 Trust Carla Knobloch The Martha & Wilton Looney Foundation Inc. The Lupin Foundation Alice and Eddie Miller Patty and Doug Reid The Rich’s Foundation

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Andrea and Tim Rollins SagerStrong Foundation, Inc. Southern Company Gas Foundation Storey Foundation, Inc. Betsy and Mark West Lisa and Vincent West David, Helen & Marian Woodward Fund Margie and Robert Wynne Gifts of $15,000 - $24,999 Cynthia Bateman Jennifer and Tom Bell Harold J. and DuVal O. Bowen Foundation Janine and Rob Brugh Wendy Conrad and Neal Aronson Stephanie Davidson Emory Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Duvall and Rex Fuqua Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. Rand and Seth Hagen Susan and Jim Hannan Mary Kate and Joe Hewes Beth and Don Inman JPMorgan Chase Bank Ginger and Lucien Kimball Amy and Nevin Kreisler Betts C. Love Lauren and John McColskey Lorin and Matt Middelthon Karen and Richard Parker Patricia Phelan Becky and Mark Riley Rogers Family Foundation Shayla and Chip Rumely

The Shaifer Family The John and Polly Sparks Foundation Gifts of $10,000 - $14,999 Accenture Acuity Brands The Akers Foundation, Inc. Angel Oak Companies Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty Libby and Brooks Barge Vicki and Gerald Benjamin BlackRock Michele and Pat Boushka The Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation Ginny and Charles Brewer Brown & Brown Insurance The John and Rosemary Brown Family Foundation Mary Alice and Bennett Brown Foundation, Inc. Nancy and Doug Bryant | Sherlock’s Wine Merchant Crawford Investment Counsel Donna and Chip Davidson Cindy and John Ferguson Lauren and Mike Flint Marie and Brad Foster The John and Mary Franklin Foundation Lorre and George Gaudiosi Georgia Banking Company Mary Gill and Dennis Kruszewski Helen and John Gordon Patty and Jim Hatcher Ann and Bob Holder

The Home Depot Foundation Homrich Berg, Inc. Kristin and Jim Howard Lou Brown Jewell Karen and Brian Keen Kelin Foundation Jamie Kennedy Livingston Foundation Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher Gay and Erskine Love Foundation Masters Capital Management, LLC Jackie and Tony Montag MONTAG The Morningside Family Fund Bett and Ray Moses Doris and Jeff Muir Rhonda and Bert Ponder Resurgens Technology Partners Tricia and Maurice Rosenbaum The Ida Alice Ryan Charitable Fund William Shaheen WDG Real Estate Partners WestRock Studie and Zach Young John B. Zellars, Jr. and Randy Tibbals ZWJ Investment Counsel Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Joanna and Al Adams Betsy and Scott Akers AlixPartners, LLP Around the Table Foundation Arrow Exterminators Atlanta Braves Foundation Atlanta Foundation Kit and David Bowlin

Lisa and William Bridges Camp-Younts Foundation Juli and Brad Camrud CBRE Catherine and Lloyd Clark Jackie and John Coleman Erica and David Cummings Kay and Jim Douglass ELK Foundation Kwynn and Chris Everest Katie and Reade Fahs The Five Thirty Foundation Greenberg Traurig LLP John Guthrie Gypsum Management and Supply David Haley The Dot and Lam Hardman Family Foundation Douglas J. Hertz Family Foundation HOME Luxury Real Estate Houlihan Lokey Scott Hudgens Family Foundation Abby and John Irby Roya and Bahman Irvani Jane and Clay Jackson Walda and Tim Jefferson The Kendeda Fund Frances and Jim Kerr Sharon and David Kuck The Lacy Foundation, Inc. Anne Meredith and Harry Lamberton Barby and Bert Levy Frances and Robin Loudermilk Melissa and Chris Lowe Anne and Mike Marino Mativ

Molly Monk Patrick O’Shaughnessy Nancy and John Patterson The Patterson Family Foundation Mary Beth and Cy Pritchard Realan Foundation Seda Vale Foundation, Inc. Shiplify, LLC Shiver Hamilton Campbell, LLC Jana Portman Simmons Sally and Ross Singletary Caryl and Ken Smith Harrison and Brennan Spry Kerri and Dan Staley Wendy and Will Stengel Melissa and Fred Sturgis Michelle and Steve Sullivan Maria and Tim Tassopoulos Penny and Edward Tokash Mary and Tom Watson Ruth and Charles Wellborn Kim and Mark Westfall Leslie and David Wierman Beth and Julian Williamson Lou and Blanton Winship Gifts of $1,000 - $4,999 Anonymous Sam Ajizian Scott Alvis The Ansley Group Olivia and John Barge Sue Baumgartel Sherron and Andy Berg Carrie and Andy Beskin Melissa and Douglas Biggs Alison and Will Blue Ben Bourgeois

Claire and Ben Bowen Corinne and Mark Bridgman Shelby and Dick Bryant Melissa and Kevin Buckner Cadence Bank Boog and Sam Candler Carolyn and Ralph Carl Cherokee Garden Club Aimee and Tom Chubb Marifred and Sal Cilella Bobbi Cleveland and Stan Jones Amme and Philip Clinkscales Mary Virginia and Peter Coffman Julie and Todd Collins Amy and Cecil Conlee Ansley and Mark Conner Becky and Courts Cooledge The Cross Foundation Crowe LLP Alison and Chase Davidson Kate and Jim Denny Dermatology Consultants, P.C. Hyde and Bruce Desloge Alex Diehl Natalie and Sal D’Itri Shannon and Stan Dixon Carol and Charles Doty Susi and Walt Driver Vivian and Sam DuBose Dudley-Litton Foundation Dyer Brown and Associates Frank Elliott Dan Ethridge Jennifer Ethridge DeWitt Ezell Facebook Fundraiser Judy and Paul Faletti Dani Fallin and Chris Herfel

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2023 Skyland Trail Donors (continued)

Feeney Legacy Project Fields Galley Private Foundation Marge Finnerty Beth Finnerty and David Martin Teresa and Matt Fischer Courtney and Clint Fletcher William Howard Flowers, Jr. Foundation, Inc. John Rex Fuqua Sue and Bob Gallagher Mary Frances Garrett Judy and Mark Giuliano Evia and Andrew Golde Tamra and John Gould Anne and Berny Gray Renee Haas Elizabeth Hagood Dana Halberg and Larry Pless Elizabeth and Sheffield Hale Sally and Steve Harbison Hil Harper and Brian Fuller Rudy Harrell

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Sally and George Hauptfuhrer Bo Heiner Amie and Fred Herbert Carolyn and Lem Hewes Meg Heyer Julia and Bayne Hill Wally and Tommy Hills Mary Beth and Rick Holcomb The Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Holland Family Foundation Molly and Barry Howell Sue and Dan Huff Julie and Shayan Hussain C. Eugene Ireland Foundation Suci and Hardie Jackson Liza and Brad Jancik Courtney and Kyle Jenks Melissa and James Jernigan Mary and Neil Johnson Ellen and Ray Jones Michelle Juneau and Robb Willis David & Jennifer Kahn Family Foundation, Inc. Risa Kaplan and Kelt Kindick Andrea and Mark Kauffman Martha and Blaine Kelley Perrin and Bryan Kibler Leila and Chuck Konas Sandy and Bill Kring Carrie and Whit Lanier Jessica and Ryan Levenson Julie and Billy Levine Cat and Doug Lindauer Debbie and Bill Liss Live Oak Caregivers Elizabeth and Tom Long Lee and Trey Loughran

Thomas H. Lowder Family Foundation Anne and David Luther Kim and Greg Marks Juanita and Jack Markwalter Sally and Mike Masters Jane and Bill McDonald Laura and Will Menkes Teri and Mark Miller Ibby and Jim Mills Denise and Jay D. Mitchell Mimi Monett Maslia Karla and Dave Moody Beth Moore Allison and Crawford Moran Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP Benita and Ron Mosley NAI Brannen Goddard, LLC National Garden Bureau, Inc. New South Construction David Nguyen Susanne and John Nicholas Colleen and Sam Nunn Barbara and Marc O’Connor Nancy and John Oglesby Kelley Peace Peachtree Garden Club Douglas and Craig Perry Wendy and Pete Petersen Rob Peterson Rachelle Pierce Leigh and Tee Pollard Wyn Ponder Greer and Bryan Pope Charles Potts and Barron Segar Ali and Clay Prickett Christine and Bill Ragland

Katherine and Chip Reed Mary Jo and Bill Riddle Riley’s Wish Foundation H. English & Ermine Cater Robinson Foundation, Inc. Edith and Michael Rogers Kathy and Walter Rudisiler Donna and Stan Sands Nancy and Alan Schatzberg Polly Schiff Terri and Blair Schmidt-Fellner Scottie and Chris Schoen Elizabeth and Chris Schul Beth and James Scott Nancy See Shaheen Development Company Christa and Bill Shaffer Joanna and John Skinner Julie and Ty Smith Nancy and Ted Spetnagel Paige Martin-Srinivasan and Arjun Srinivasan Megan and John Stephenson John Stephenson Margaret and Bryan Stickney Celine and Wade Stribling Katherine and Walter Strickland Margaret and Brady Sumner Carrie and Scott Taylor Sally and Tommy Tebeau Stephanie and Mark Teichner Shane Thomas and Michael Bishop Kevin Triplehorn Caroline and Jeff Tucker UDS Development Services Lynn and Peter Valentino

George Van Dyke Lucy Vance Dina and John Varner Susan and Glenn Warren Sarah and Gordon Watt Caroline and Bill Weimar Brooke and Winston Weinmann The West Foundation Ashley and Casey West Christina and Bryan West Becky and Tom Williams Windham Brannon P.C. Lynne Winship Kathy and Jack Womack Helen and Chris Wray Tyler and Robby Wynne Yancey Brothers Joe Zolkowski Gifts of $100 - $999 Anonymous (3) Qaadirah Abdur-Rahim Dixon Adair Anita and Tom Adams Chowning Aguilera Vicki Ahnrud Margaret and John Ale Liz and David Alexander Willie Alford II Cathy and Hunter Allen Patrice and Robert Allison Virginia and Bond Almand Amazon Smile Foundation Richard Amstutz Caroline Anglin Joanna Apolinsky Blythe Argenbright

Allie Armistead Chris Arnold Elizabeth and Andy Ausband Courtney and Jordan Bacon Lyn Bacon Beth and Bruce Badgett Wendy Baer Amelie and Mike Bagwell Neeley and Harrison Bain Lynn and Terry Baker Deborah and Michael Bald Kris Ballard Sallie Banta Emily and Charles Barbour Molly and Andrew Barge Mark Barron Lola and Charlie Battle Cathy Bauer Radhkia and Sanjay Behl Jackie and Jay Berkelhamer Rob Berling Wendy and Kevin Best Lauren Blake Nancy and Kenny Blank Haqiqa and Bill Bolling Melinda Bond Yvette Bonheur Erin and Peter Boorn Celeste Bottorff Nancy and Carl Bowen Jason Brady Louis Braswell Margaret Braswell Shirley and Perry Brickman Tyler and Kurt Brinner Sally and Doug Brown Kersti and Daniel Bruining

Carla Buchanan Alina Buckley Hilary Bumm Shelley and Gary Burgess John Burgess Jackie Bushman Susan Callaway Ben Campbell Emily Cannon Lesley and Jamie Carroll Ben Cass Nancy and Lee Caswell Alden Caswell Betsy and Charlie Caswell Jim Caswell Carolyn Caswell Thomas Caswell Bernard Cates Michelle Cates Garrett Cathcart Barbara Chandler Cathy and Bubba Chrismer Susie and Clyde Click Jean and Robert Cochoy Mary and John Coffin Sylvia and Hugh Cohen Leigh and Dan Comas Diana Conway Cynthia and Tom Cooksey Philip Costabile Sally and Reynolds Couch Avery Courts Perry Cox Betty and Sean Coy Sara Cramer Anne Criscione Sharon and John Crisp

Jill and Todd Croom Betty Jo and Andy Currie Marie and Gerardo DaBoub Katherine and Rich D’Amaro Shanti Das Ann and Seth Davies Wyman Davis Katherine and Jason Deere Liza DeFago Laura Deisley Gayle and David Demarest Margaret and Dallas Denny Susan and Ron Determann Alan Dobrin Paula and George Dorris Hayley Downs Katie and Taylor Dozier Elise and Carl Drake Laura and Clare Draper Drury Marketing Hilary and I.S. Dunklin Julie Durkee Reid Duvall Maggie Eckard Mindy and Mike Egan Teri and Seth Ehrlich Christine Elkin Virginia and James Ellis Calvin Fann John Fannin Christie and Hank Farmer Claire and Thomas Farrell Susan and Dan Faulk Pam and Hank Fellows Peter Finnerty Cathy and Stan Finnerty Nancy Fischer

Jim & Susan Hannan, Stefaan & Missy Ver Eecke, Debbie & Gary Price Sandy Flesner Julie Floyd Nancy and Marshall Ford Jane and Bill Foster Lori and Joe Freeman Mark Frost Maggie Gage Nancy and Steve Gallant Stewart Gandy Samuel Gardner Alexandra Ginsberg Brendan Gipson Kristen Givens Lou and Tom Glenn Nancy and Lewis Glenn Betsy Glenn Stephanie and Adam Goodman Spencer Gordon Katie and Ryan Grant Alex Gray Caroline and Mark Greatrex

Amy and Josh Greenberg Ann and Rob Gridley Lynda and Keith Guthrie Mary and David Haddow Betty Hall Nancy and Mike Halwig Caroline and Jack Hardin Loyce Harman Linda and Hank Harris Ruth and Greg Hartman Teri and William Hartman Phyllis Hatcher Gail and John Hayes Shelley Heffner Emily and Matt Heimermann Abby and Logan Henderson Susan Hendricks Anne and Peter Hennessy Laura and Brian Henry Ellen and Gary Henschen Helen and Jeff Herbert

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2023 Skyland Trail Donors (continued)

Emily and Bob Herndon Ellen and David Herold Julie and Charles Hill Valerie and Gary Hillen Parul and Joachim Hinzen Kaitlin Hipkin Cleo Hoffman Bill Hollett Judi Holley and Peter Paluch Dabney Hollis McKenzie and Patrick Hollon Catherine Holmes Arlene and Michael Hormann Joni and Durwood Howell Laura Huber Nancy and Joe Inman Kristi Jacobson Anna and Robert Jones Andrea and Boland Jones Cedrella Jones-Taylor Judy Jordan and Ray Woody Lisa and KC Kadow Martha Kaulbach John Kaziow Johnetta and John Kearns Alice Keen Alexander Keen Harriott and Kevin Kelly Lawson and Frank Kelly Kate and Robert Kennedy Megan Kilpatrick Julia and Bo Kimball Katie and Justin King Holly King Kandi Kisky Bill Klopstock Molly and Reid Knox Debbie Kolbrener 18

Ray Kotwicki and Todd Pouwels Carl Kuhl Ken Kukla Jennifer and Steve Kuninsky Nellie LaBerge Cate and Don Laden Mary-Kate and Dorian Lamis Julie and Melvin Landis Jane and Addison Lanier Florence R. LeCraw Stephen Lee Kathy and Richard Lee Gretchen and Eoin Lehane Loretta Lepore and Earl Casey Kathie Lesesne Linda and Bert Levy Kristen Leynes Marcia and Tom Liggin Kim Link Michele and Michael Little Claudia and Alex Livingston Margaret and John Long Brooks and Sam Lyddan Donna and Charles Madden Angie and Barry Major Ken Marcus The Maribill Foundation Incorporated Lisa and Jeff Martin Jeny and Gil Mathis Edward Maydon Greg McAlvin Abbie and Colin McBurnette Maryland and Don McCarty Lee and John McColl Kim and Stephen McCollam Tavia and Doug McCuean Sue and John McKinley

Skyland Trail is indeed a gift to our community. Bryan and I know of few families not impacted by mental health and are grateful for the caring professionals working to treat those in need. Not only is the care excellent, but the education provided to all of us is amazing, allowing us to begin to comprehend the complexity of caring for so many and promoting mental wellness in all of us. We are especially pleased that Skyland is now treating substance use as a dual diagnosis since it is so often related to a patient’s mental health.

We invite everyone to learn more about mental health and support this life-changing organization. – Margaret Stickney, Advisory Board Member

Amie Meschi Julie and Tony Miccichi Nichole and Ben Michelson Pearl and Wayne Mihara Judy and Lester Miller Arden Miller Jean and Bill Millkey Laura and Temp Millsap Emma Montag Miriam and Peter Moore Betsy and Sandy Morehouse Madeline Morgan Amy Morris Anne Muller Carrie and Duane Mummert Philip Munguia Kara and Brian Mylod James Needham Gayle and Charlie Nemeroff

Susan and Mike Nevel David Newkirk Molly and Brad Newton Sunni and Tommy Newton Alice and Richard Nolen Kristin and Lourenco Norton Tony O’Connor Ben O’Dell Lisa and Charlie Ogburn Marshall Ohlhausen Violet Ori Elizabeth Ori Helen and Donald O’Shea Sandra Padilla Marie Pages-Olliff Beth and David Park Debbie and Kirby Pate Swati and Rahul Patel Bobbi and Ferrell Patrick

Dana and Rodney Patton Martha and Billy Payne Peachtree Road United Methodist Church Lauren Pearse Allison Peavy Jess Pekins Sherry Perchik Charlotte Perry Devon and Duey Pfeifer Charlotte Pierce-Baker and Houston Baker Morgan Predieri Christine Pumphrey Suzy Quenzer Kay and Ron Quigley Claire and Patrick Quinn Janet and Martin Quirk Shelia Rabun

Cynthia and Michael Reid Angela Renals Jill and Craig Reynolds Denise and Chris Rezek Doni and Gary Rhinehart Agnes and Steve Richard Sherri and Frank Richards Stephanie Roberts Leigh Anne Robinson Allison Rosenbaum Lori Rosenkopf Judy Ross Jo Roziewski Jennifer Saez and Corbin Supak SAGE Dining Services, Inc. Emily Saliers Jennie and Bill Saliers Cybil and Troy Sather Cathy and Jeff Schaffer Lillian Schneider Sarah Scorza Elizabeth and Mark Shaw Tracey Shepardson William Shepardson James M. Shepherd Helen and Bill Sherman Shelley Skinner Paulette and Michael Slawson Mary-Teresa and Craig Smith Hampty and David Smith John Smith Leslie and Edwin Smith Ann Smith Mary Kelly and Forrest Speed Barb and Tim Spenner Elizabeth Spiegel Cindy and Mark Stancil Lauren Standish

Anne Sterchi Lisa Stonecipher Kendall and Nick Stowell Pam and William Strickland Maureen and Michael Sullivan Susan Sykes Louise and Charles Tarbutton Tara Thieleke Lynn and Davis Thomason Mary Bridget and Greg Thurman Melissa and Jared Touchstone Tradition Capital Bank Anna Twardy USI Insurance Services, LLC Erin and Chris Vale Verne Vance Betsy and Bill Verner Julie and David Vickers Daniel Victor Pam and David Vucurevich Heather Wahy Olivia and Zach Wall Emily Wall Cathy Waters Jessica Weaks Cary and Herron Weems Glenn Weiss Ramona and Ben White Carol and Quail White Catherine and Chris Whitis Elizabeth and Chris Willett Anne and Brice Williams Stuart Williams Anita and Dill Williams Molly and Jeff Willis Catherine Wilmer Lawrence Wilson Martha and Charles Wilson

Mary Beth and John Wilson Ann Wolf Keith Wood Dina Woodruff Carly and Zach Wooten Melissa Wright Margaret Wyatt Carolyn and Jon York Julie Zaharatos Susan and Caldwell Zimmerman ENDOWMENT GIFTS Allison F. Williams Financial Aid Fund Nancy and Ted Spetnagel Alumni Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Sue Baumgartel Mary Gill and Dennis Kruszewski

Sandra Havriluk Elizabeth Ori Violet Ori Angela Renals Madeline Timm Scott Arnold Chris Arnold Kyle Lawton Behm Suzy Quenzer James R. Best Wendy and Kevin Best Lucas Blanton Molly and Roger Allen Lynn and Terry Baker Beverly Blanton Carla Buchanan

Jackie Bushman Carla Collins Drury Marketing Reid Duvall Julie Floyd Jane Foster Loyce Harman Catherine Holmes Tony Katter Kandi Kisky Donna and Charles Madden Shelley Skinner Barb and Tim Spenner Pam and David Vucurevich Heather Wahy Carol and Quail White Anita and Dill Williams Lawrence Wilson

Savannah Sheats Endowed Scholarship Fund The Frances and Beverly M. DuBose Foundation Risa Kaplan and Kelt Kindick Ginger and Lucien Kimball Julia and Bo Kimball Julia Zellars Financial Aid Fund John B. Zellars, Jr. and Randy Tibbals HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS Gifts in Memory Feeney Armistead Lia Armistead Kathy and Chris Armistead Maggie Eckard Nevin & Amy Kreisler 19

2023 Skyland Trail Donors (continued)

Marvin Bowen Jean and Robert Cochoy Kenny Bowes Ann and Seth Davies Farrell Braziel Dixon Adair Claire Bridgman Corinne and Mark Bridgman Carl Buchanan Carla Buchanan James Troy Chafin IV Pam and William Strickland Kimberley Cox Catherine and Chris Whitis Jimmy England Carrie and Whit Lanier

Dottie and JB Fuqua Jane McDonald and Dr. William M. McDonald Pedro J. Garcia William J. Klopstock Mimi Monett Maslia Elyse Greenberg Amy and Josh Greenberg Marilyn Shea Hines Cary and Herron Weems Marzena Holly Beth Moore Arlene and Michael Hormann Beth C. Jones Allie Armistead Deborah and Michael Bald

Ben Bourgeois Ben Cass Cynthia and Tom Cooksey Margaret and Dallas Denny Beth Finnerty and David Martin Nancy and Steve Gallant Susie and David Goode Ashley and John Guyton Phyllis Hatcher Anne and Peter Hennessy Helen and Jeff Herbert Lawson and Francis Kelly Nellie LaBerge Kathie Lesesne Darla McBurney Judy and Lester Miller Sherry M. Perchik Laquita and Timothy Pethel Patty and Doug Reid Sara and Ben Tran Duncan Kaulbach Martha Kaulbach Charlie Konas Leila and Chuck Konas Jack Kruse Anonymous

Shirley Sampson Pam Campbell Michael Rourke Shaheen William Shaheen Savannah Sheats Risa Kaplan and Kelt Kindick Ginger and Lucien Kimball Julia and Bo Kimball James Needham

Cindi Bateman Hayley Downs John Kaziow Mallory Bateman Hayley Downs Christine Elkin Julie Floyd Matthew Baynes Teresa and Cabell Baynes Tom Bell Vicki and Gerald Benjamin Patrick Bertrand Yvette Bonheur

Jack Smith Ann Smith

Ken Bowes Ann and Seth Davies

Ruth Tokash Penny and Edward Tokash

Linda and Charlie Bradford Risa Kaplan and Kelt Kindick

Carolyn Tye Andrea Schklar

Gavin Bramblett Paula Vineyard

Mark Wynne Susan and Jim Shepherd

Ginny and Charles Brewer Lauren Blake

Gifts in Honor

Nancy Caswell Mary and John Coffin

Elizabeth Alexander Thom Shelton

Kylee Langaigne Raneeka Foster

Kathy Armistead Kim and John Hepler

Dr. Mike Luke Beth Moore

Richard Bacon Lyn Bacon Carolyn and Lee Caney William Shepardson Ann Wolf

Langdon C. Quin, Jr. Lethea and Doug Mitchell Susan Callaway, Lee McColl, Ruth Wellborn, Nichole Michelson and Tamra Gould

Barbara George Sabatino Gail Wilson

Kristi Jacobson

Brian Boling Petters Stewart R. Gandy

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Joseph E. Rabun Shelia Rabun

Ballentine Jane Rafeedie

Katherine Clancy Michele and Thomas Clancy Chris Cline Judi Holley and Peter Paluch Julie Collins Barbara Chandler Angie and Barry Major Cecil Conlee Sarah Scorza

Halley Cooper Arleen and Terry Golden April Crumbley Tricia Renner Lauren Daboub Marie and Gerardo DaBoub Laura Huber Shelley Danser Lynn and Peter Valentino David Dorris Paula and George Dorris Nan Easterlin Mary and John Coffin Abby and Matt Echols Molly and Reid Knox Michelle Juneau and Robb Willis Rachel Ehrlich Teri and Seth Ehrlich Bethany Elmore Kaitlin Byrne Abigail Ethridge Jennifer Ethridge Cindy Ferguson Anne Blitch Lesley and Jamie Carroll Carla and Paul Corley Sally and Reynolds Couch Sally and George Hauptfuhrer Paulette and Michael Slawson Beth Finnerty Jason Brady Bobbi Cleveland and Stan Jones Marge Finnerty

Helen and John Gordon Caroline and Jack Hardin Karen and Richard Parker Jess Pekins Lucy Vance Claire Finnerty Cathy and Stan Finnerty Marge Finnerty Lori Freeman Shirley and Perry Brickman Duvall and Rex Fuqua Cynthia and Michael Reid Elizabeth and Tom Long Cary Guthrie Alden Caswell Betsy and Charlie Caswell Carolyn Caswell Jim Caswell Nancy and Lee Caswell Lynda and Keith Guthrie Holly King Rand Hagen Lou and Tom Glenn

We believe in the holistic solutions Skyland trail provides for their clients, their families and the greater community. As mental health issues continue to affect us and those around us, we are lucky to have Skyland Trail and their amazing staff right here in Atlanta.

Our wish is that everyone has access to help to live a fuller life.

– Christie, Co-Chair of Trailblazers group, & Hank Farmer

Shayan Hussain Willie Alford II Edward Maydon Roya and Bahman Irvani Becky and Tom Williams Clay Jackson Mark Chandler Paige Martin-Srinivasan and Arjun Srinivasan

Cat Lindauer Helen and Jeff Herbert

Jake Miller Arden Miller

Sarah Little Michele and Michael Little

Michael Mock Greg McAlvin

Knight & Galligan, LLC Jane Rafeedie

Andrea and Ned Montag Erin and Peter Boorn

Connor Luther Anne and David Luther

Jackie and Tony Montag Ellen and Jack Holland

Brian Malone Taylor Williams

Emma Mosley Tara Thieleke

Kendalee Marcus Dr. Richard K. Marcus

Sebastian Mosley Tara Thieleke Doris and Jeff Muir Katherine and Rich D’Amaro Sally and George Hauptfuhrer

Brooke Hartman Ruth and Greg Hartman

Edwina and Tom Johnson Judy Jordan and Ray Woody Kathy and Jack Womack Susan and Caldwell Zimmerman

Joe Hewes Carolyn and Lem Hewes

Gabi Keen Alexander Keen

Katherine McQueary Jo Roziewski

Renee and Mike Hines Sharyn and Tim McCabe Judy Ross

Zachary Kindy Kathy and Walter Rudisiler

Amanda Middelthon Barbara and Marc O’Connor

Dr. Ray Kotwicki

The Holder Family Molly and Andrew Barge

Ellen and Gary Henschen

Erin Mihara Pearl and Wayne Mihara

Kristin and Jim Howard Melissa and Kevin Buckner

Jeff Kukla Ken Kukla

Jenny Millkey Jean and Bill Millkey

Lauren Mummert Carrie and Duane Mummert Kelley Naron Verne Vance

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2023 Skyland Trail Donors (continued)

Joe Newton Molly and Brad Newton

Elizabeth Pope Greer and Bryan Pope

Taylor Roberts and Family Leigh Robinson

Anna Paré Julie and Charles Hill Lisa and Jeff Martin

Teddy Quenzer Suzy Quenzer

Lou Robinson Jane Rafeedie

Patty and Doug Reid Cathy and Hunter Allen Loretta Fine Amie and Fred Herbert Helen and Bill Sherman

The Rollins Family Dr. Dani Fallin Herfel and Chris Herfel

Beth Park Radhkia and Sanjay Behl Karen and Richard Parker Isobel and James T. Mills, Jr. Family Fund Betsy and Bill Verner Judson Ponder Joanna and John Skinner Rhonda Ponder Wyn Ponder

Ross Richard Agnes and Steve Richard Becky Riley Hampty Smith Lisa and Charlie Ogburn

Beth Shaifer Betty Hall Allison Peavy

Ruby Supak Jennifer Saez and Corbin Supak

Libba Shortridge Suzanne Baker

Marianna T. Michelle Cates

Kyle Smith Mary-Teresa and Craig Smith

Diana and Mark Tipton Mark Chandler Karen and Richard Parker Bobbi Patrick Wendy and Pete Petersen Doni and Gary Rhineheart Celine and Wade Stribling

Lauren and Andrew Schlossberg Judy and Mark Giuliano

Thomas Spry Harrison and Brennan Spry

Scottie Schoen Nancy and Lee Caswell Barbara Chandler Julie Durkee

Skyland Trail Staff Sam Ajizian Elizabeth and Chris Schul Lynn and Peter Valentino

Andrea Scudder Kaitlin Byrne

Helaine Sugarman Jackie and Tony Montag

Caroline Stewart Tucker Sally and Mike Masters Terry and Wes Vawter Virginia and James Ellis Mary Watson Lisa and Charlie Ogburn Hampty Smith Ruth Wellborn Laura Deisley

I had always heard about the wonderful work of Skyland Trail, but it wasn’t until the Adolescent Campus opened, and I was invited to tour the facility and hear about the services available to adolescents, that I really began to know and understand the program.

Now, as a member of the Adolescent Advisory Council, I continue to learn more, and am struck by the depth and the quality of the services available to individuals, beginning at age 14. I am honored to serve on the Advisory Council, and thrilled to support all that Skyland Trail does for the Atlanta community and beyond. Skyland Trail is a treasure! – Marifred Cilella, Adolescent Advisory Council

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Betsy and Mark West Barbara Chandler Bett and Ray Moses Rhonda and Bert Ponder Liza and Brad Jancik Lou Winship Leslie Wierman Radhkia and Sanjay Behl Robby Wynne Betty Jo and Andy Currie

In Memory

First Lady Rosalynn Carter

In November 2023, the world lost an incredible advocate for mental health, and Skyland Trail lost a dear friend. Mrs. Carter was a driving force in the field of mental health for more than four decades. She was a member of the Georgia Governor’s Commission to Improve Services to the Mentally and Emotionally Handicapped in the early 1970s. During President Carter’s administration, she helped bring about passage of the Mental Health Systems Act of 1980. She instituted the annual Georgia Mental Health Forum for professionals and consumers, and she hosted the annual Rosalynn Carter Symposium on Mental Health Policy for over 30 years. Mrs. Carter launched the Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism, and co-authored several award-winning books. She was an honorary fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, and in 1999, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

It was an honor to have worked with and known Mrs. Carter. Her legacy of kindness and compassion for people from all walks of life, particularly those who face suffering, is truly an inspiration.

– Beth Finnerty, President & CEO

IMAGES: (top) Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter (image center) helps cut the ribbon to dedicate the Skyland Trail Rollins Campus in 2017; (bottom left) Rosalynn Carter with Beth Finnerty; (bottom right) Dorothy Fuqua, Beth Finnerty, Rosalynn Carter

Walton Harrison Reeves, MD

Dr. Reeves, who served on the Skyland Trail Advisory Board from 2000 to 2004, passed away in October 2023. Medicine was his life’s passion. Dr. Reeves practiced internal medicine and hematology in Atlanta for nearly five decades. Throughout his career, he served as a mentor and role model for young physicians. In addition, he worked closely

with the Georgia Pastoral Care Association and taught in clinical pastoral education.

Following retirement, he was founding medical director for Lenbrook Square and also served on advisory boards for Emory University’s Healthcare Ethics Consortium of Georgia and Reinhardt University’s Funk Heritage Museum.

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2023 Financial Highlights REVENUE

EXPENSES

Total Revenue

Breakdown of Program Revenue

Sources of Charitable Donations

Direct Program Expenses

Distribution of Financial Aid by Program

79%  Program Revenue

77%  Residential Treatment

62%  Individuals

42%  Residential Treatment

59%  Adult Residential Treatment

3%  Financial Aid Contributions

14%  Day Services

26%  Foundations

31%  Day Services

3%  Physician Services & Family Therapy

12%  Corporations

15%  Physician Services & Family Therapy

22%  Adoiescent Residential Treatment

7%  Restricted Revenue 5%  Unrestricted Contributions 6%  Other

6%  Adult Day Treatment 9%  Adult Transitional Housing

<1%  Vocational Services

1%

2%  Transitional Living

4%  Independence Counseling

<1%  Adolescent Day Treatment

4%  Glenn Family Wellness Clinic Services

2%  Life Enrichment Adult Program (LEAP)

2%  Family Therapy, Psychological Testing, Wellness Clinic

 Primary Care

5%  Vocational Services 1%

 Other

Chalk walls at our adult and adolescent campuses help clients, staff, and visitors share messages of encouragement and hope.

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2023 Volunteer Leadership ADVISORY BOARD

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Tipton, Chair Ty Smith, Vice Chair Michelle Sullivan, Treasurer Patty Reid, Secretary Rev. Joanna Adams Brooks Barge Tom Bell Liz Blake Cindy Ferguson Rand Glenn Hagen James Howard William E. Huger, III Shayan Hussain, CFA Don Inman Timothy Jefferson, Esq. Jim Kerr, II

Betts Love Melissa Lowe Bill McDonald, MD Jay D. Mitchell David Moody Jeff Muir Sharmila Prabhu Andrea Rollins Arjun Srinivasan, MD (CAPT, USPHS) Will Stengel, II Fred Sturgis Leslie Wierman Robert Wynne, Jr. Mary Watson Ex-Officio/Advisory Board Chair

BOARD EMERITUS Vivian DuBose, Chair Dick Bryant Cecil Conlee J. Rex Fuqua John Gordon Berny Gray Dana Halberg Tommy Hills

Clay Jackson Amy Rollins Kreisler Jackie Montag Richard Parker Brooke Weinmann Mark C. West Blanton C. Winship Marjorie Wynne

Mary Watson, Chair Jared Abramson Chowning Aguilera Wendy Conrad Aronson Lisa Bridges Philip Clinkscales, III, CPA Todd Croom Shanti Das Nan Easterlin Clinton Fletcher

Mary C. Gill Susan Hannan Hil Harper Bo Heiner Joe Hewes Julia Hill Brian Keen Catharine Kelly Carla Knobloch Dorian Lamis, PhD

Barbara Levy Anne Marino Colin McBurnette Malcolm McComb John McColskey Katherine Ohlhausen Karen Parker Nancy Patterson Becky Riley Tricia Rosenbaum

Caryl Greenberg Smith Brennan Spry Margaret Stickney Olivia Wall Betsy West Bryan West Keith Wood, PhD John Zellars, Jr. Scottie Schoen, Ex-Officio/Associates President

Tom Johnson Allison LoPilato, PhD, ABPP John McColskey Anna Moore, MD Melanie Palumbo

William Shaheen Sally Singletary, MS, APC, NCC Rosemary Tippett, MA Darlene Trigg Brooke Weinmann

Ned H. Kalin, MD University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Alan F. Schatzberg, MD Stanford University School of Medicine

ADOLESCENT ADVISORY COUNCIL J. Rex Fuqua, Chair Rand Glenn Hagen, Co-Chair Virginia Apperson, PhD, APRN, CS Fred Assaf Marifred Cilella

Jackie Coleman W. Edward Craighead, PhD Abby Echols Marie Brumley Foster Duvall Fuqua John Hardman, MD

NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Charles B. Nemeroff, MD, PhD, Co-Chair The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School Carol Alter, MD The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School

W. Edward Craighead, PhD Emory University School of Medicine C. Neill Epperson, MD University of Colorado School of Medicine

Kathleen Brady, MD, PhD Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)

Mark A. Frye, MD Mayo Clinic - Rochester Department of Psychiatry and Psychology

Barbara Coffey, MD University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

Philip D. Harvey, PhD University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

Clinton D. Kilts, PhD University of Arkansas – Medical Sciences Psychiatric Research Institute William M. McDonald, MD The Fuqua Center for Late-Life Depression Emory Brain Health Center

Steven Siegel, MD, PhD University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine Manpreet K. Singh, MD, MS Stanford University Stanford Maternal Child Health Research Institute

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Atlanta, GA Permit No. 3536

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Saturday, September 14, 2024 Individuals, families, youth groups, and corporate teams welcome. Get moving for mental health! skylandtrail.org/5K

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