This document summarizes Direct Relief's efforts to strengthen the healthcare safety net in the United States and provide aid in Haiti. It discusses partnerships to provide diabetes testing supplies and medications to uninsured patients. It also details Direct Relief's response to the 2010 cholera outbreak in Haiti, providing over 150 tons of medical supplies. Direct Relief supports over 1,100 safety net clinics in the US and has delivered $225 million in medicines and supplies.

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2. HEALTH AT HOME
MARGARET MOLLOY
STRENGTHENING THE NATION’S
HEALTHCARE SAFETY NET FOR 20
MILLION PATIENTS
SINCE 1948, Direct Relief has provided medicines and medical supplies to
improve the health of people in the U.S. and throughout the world. The simple
goal of enabling people to live healthy, productive lives—regardless of the
circumstances into which they are born or find themselves—is a powerful incentive.
It drives Direct Relief’s work here at home, where Direct Relief USA is both the
country’s largest nonprofit program providing free prescription medications and the PUERTO RICO
only U.S. nonprofit program licensed to do so in all 50 states.
More than 59 million people in the U.S. lack health insurance. Every day, more
Americans are accessing quality, affordable preventive and primary care at local HAWAII
nonprofit community clinics and health centers: the U.S. healthcare safety net.
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Direct Relief USA has delivered free medicines and medical supplies valued
at over $225 million to 1,100 safety net clinics and health centers in all 50 states
representing 20 million patients. This is made possible only because of the support
of 79 healthcare companies, FedEx providing free distribution (5,000 deliveries in
2010), and the generosity of private donors. This is how Direct Relief USA is helping
safety net clinics care for their low-income, uninsured patients:
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INCREASING ACCESS TO MEDICATION FOR UNDERSERVED PEOPLE
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PATIENTS, EIGHTY-FIVE PERCENT
REPLENISHMENT OF WHOM ARE WORKING
PROVIDING A RELIABLE, NO-COST SUPPLY OF MEDICATION TO CLINICS POOR AND UNABLE TO OBTAIN
MEDICATIONS. DIRECT RELIEF’S
SUPPORT MAKES THE CARE OF
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE THESE DESERVING PERSONS
BUILDING RESOURCE CAPACITY OF CLINICS IN TIMES OF CRISIS POSSIBLE.”
—
­ Dr. John Hoh, Medical Director, ­
Asian Pacific Health Care Venture, ­
Los Angeles, CA
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In the United States, 23 million people—approximately eight percent of the population—have diabetes.
Since this most recent economic crisis began, more than 8.2 million people have lost their jobs, and for many
their health insurance along with it—455,000 of these people are estimated to have diabetes.
To address this growing need, Direct Relief USA partnered with medical companies BD and Roche
to launch nationwide programs to assist people with diabetes who have no insurance and are low-income.
For patients with diabetes who lack health insurance and access to affordable medical care, obtaining the
necessary diabetes testing supplies is a prohibitive expense. The inability to regularly check blood glucose
levels could result in a number of serious, sometimes life-threatening, complications, like stroke, heart
disease, and kidney disease.
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• 5 million insulin syringes donated and distributed
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donated and distributed
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FACTS
from our nationwide
survey of safety net
clinics and health
FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 2009
COMPARED TO THOSE OF 2008…
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represented by the 562 responding
clinics, nearly half were uninsured
2. Patients increased 7.9%
3. Uninsured patients increased 9.6%
GIVING THANKS // FedEx
GLOBAL PARTNER
AWARD 2010
Direct Relief presented
FedEx with the first ever
Global Partner Award
to recognize FedEx’s
leadership in helping people around the world prepare
for and respond to emergencies. Since 2003, FedEx
has given Direct Relief $1.8 million in cash grants and
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centers in all 50 states,
transportation assistance, helped equip Medical Reserve
D.C., and Puerto Rico* 4. 8.6% of all patients were
Corps volunteers, readied clinic partners along the U.S.
uninsured and had diabetes
*Nationwide Survey of Patient Gulf Coast for hurricanes, and provided free shipping for
Volume January–June 2009 5. Uninsured diabetic patients
Direct Relief USA programs, including the BD diabetes
compared to January–June 2008:
Overall Patients and Patients increased 12.9% initiative detailed above.
with Diabetes
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4. CENTRAL COAST SAFETY NET GOLETA
LOCAL HEALTHCARE PERSPECTIVES FROM
SANTA BARBARA NEIGHBORHOOD CLINICS SANTA BARBARA
ISLA VISTA
Direct Relief USA supports more than 40 care providers in Santa
Barbara County. We sat down with Bonnie Campbell, Deputy
Director, and Neil Sullivan, M.D., Medical Director at the Santa
Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC) to ask them about the clinic
environment, and especially how diabetes is affecting their patient
population. SBNC operates four sites, three medical and one dental.
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family. SBNC carefully tracks health
SBNC's Dr. Neil Sullivan and outcomes by ensuring patients
Bonnie Campbell receive with diabetes are coming in for all
product from Direct Relief
USA's Damon Taugher. their appointments and testing.
Our podiatrist cares for their feet,
as this is a significant problem area.
Q. November is Diabetes Awareness month. How An ophthalmologist screens their
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many of your patients have been diagnosed with eyesight quarterly and in-house blood work is done to
diabetes, and what are some of the initiatives that your test their hemoglobin A1c and Albumin levels.
clinic has implemented to help these patients?
A. Of our 17,000 patients, about 2,000 have been Q. What are some of the key accomplishments that
diagnosed with diabetes or are pre-diabetic. Since their have resulted from the partnership between your clinic
care is complex, frequent, and mediations and testing so and Direct Relief USA?
SBNC Medical Director Dr. Neil Sullivan examines a young
expensive, SBNC has created a Diabetes Management A. Direct Relief has been generous and responsive to patient at the Eastside Clinic in Santa Barbara.
Program. Patients are given free one-on-one nutritional our patients’ needs over the years. While trying to provide
therapy, a 10-week series of group classes, and family quality, comprehensive, and state-of-the-art health care Q. What are the biggest concerns for your clinics and
counseling to address the significant life changes that to all our patients, it is imperative that we find resources what are your plans to address them?
affect not just the patient diagnosed, but their entire for our underserved and uninsured patients to receive the A. Our biggest concern remains our necessity to maintain
medications and supplies essential to providing proper financial stability so we can continue to address the
care and maintenance of their conditions. We could not growing needs of the people of our neighborhoods. Our
GIVING THANKS
provide the quality of care to our patients with diabetes core population is growing at an alarming rate due to
without the donations from Direct Relief. By joining unemployment and an increasing number of uninsured
the Roche diabetes donation program, we can provide people in our community. While the challenges are
glucose test strips for free to our patients, who would not enormous, the opportunity is now to take our 40 year-
be testing as often as they should if they had to pay for old organization forward and follow a path to long-term
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them. This single program ensures exceptional health sustainability. We need partners like Direct Relief to help
outcomes for our patients because they now have a way us achieve these goals.
to track and manage their disease without having to chose
between putting dinner on the table that night or buying
test strips.
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ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS DIRECT GIVING THANKS // Simpler Systems
RELIEF, OUR CLINICS ARE ABLE
TO CONTINUE TO PROVIDE BETTER HEALTH THROUGH OPEN DATA
HIGH QUALITY, COMPREHENSIVE Direct Relief teamed up with Santa Barbara-based Simpler Systems to facilitate accessing
HEALTHCARE TO SO MANY PEOPLE data on the Web. Simpler Systems provides a search engine for open data Direct Relief finds
IN A MANNER THAT PROVIDES important, including facts about disease prevalence among 18 million patients who receive
COMPASSION, PRIDE, AND DIGNITY care at 7,000 health centers across the country, or on Direct Relief shipments. This data helps
FOR ALL INVOLVED.” Direct Relief identify and address health needs nationwide.
—
­ Bonnie Campbell, Santa Barbara ­ EXPLORE THE DATASET: data.directrelief.org
Neighborhood Clinics Deputy Director
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5. GIVING THANKS // Corporate Supporters
ALISON WRIGHT
FIGHTING THE CHOLERA
OUTBREAK IN HAITI
To fill the critical need related to the mid-October
cholera outbreak in Haiti, Direct Relief provided
157 tons of emergency medical supplies. This
provision of aid was possible thanks to the
generous support of these companies:
• bbott and the Abbott Fund provided
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over 2,000 bottles of rehydration fluids
and $50,000 in cash
• nsell Healthcare contributed exam gloves
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for helping to prevent further infection
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• axter donated four 40-foot containers
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of IV solutions (over 36,000 liters) and sets
used to administer the solutions
• D donated 40,000 IV catheters, critically
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needed in IV therapy for cholera patients
• era Products, Inc. donated 9,000 liters of
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CeraSport EX1 and provided significant charity
discounts on CeraLyte ORS to restore essential
life-giving electrolytes and fluids
They survived the quake. • he Clorox Company donated 12,600 gallons
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We’re helping them survive what comes after. of bleach, essential for helping to prevent
further infection
• ovidien is donating up to 20 pallets of adult
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In Haiti, Direct Relief has been the largest provider of medicines and medical supplies since the tragic diapers for patients that do not have access to
January earthquake—$54 million and 550 tons of medical assistance to more than 53 hospitals, health cholera beds/cots
facilities, responding organizations, and camps caring for injured and displaced people. • ohnson Johnson provided 1,000
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Backed by the massive generosity of private and corporate supporters, Direct Relief put hygiene kits
together the most comprehensive emergency response in our 62-year history, much of the support • G committed several thousand units of
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antibacterial soap
airlifted free-of-charge by FedEx. Intense efforts, innovative new approaches, and key partnerships made
• eva Pharmaceuticals donated over 5,000
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this unprecedented level of support possible.
bottles of specifically requested antibiotics
Working with colleague nonprofits, healthcare companies, and international and Haitian
authorities, Direct Relief introduced an online medical-supply ordering system to Haiti and established
a secure medical distribution center. This is now a key supply lifeline to Haitian health facilities and pro- GIVING THANKS // Community Grants
vides transparency, efficiency, and precision in allocating and distributing medical resources. It is even
more important now, as facilities confront a serious cholera outbreak and huge rebuilding efforts on top ST.
of the daily challenges of providing care for people who get sick or hurt. RAPHAEL
SCHOOL
$54 MILLION, 550 TONS IN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
TO 53 HAITIAN HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
“ s a Haitian school psychologist, I have found
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that the Earthquake left a direct psychological
$
2 MILLION IN CASH TO REHABILITATION PROGRAMS impact on young people who were in school at
FOR THE DISABLED the time of the quake. Direct Relief gave us an
opportunity to provide healing work for young
people and provide tools for their teachers to
$500,000 TO FUND SMALL, GRASSROOTS HAITIAN NONPROFITS continue to work with them in school. The funds
from Direct Relief also provided the opportunity
WHO ARE HELPING THEIR COMMUNITIES RECOVER to complete a community center to continue
to provide therapeutic supports and access to
healing for young people in Haiti. There is no
other gift but providing hope and healing in a
time of crisis. Thank you, Direct Relief, in assisting
PRECISE MAPPING OF EVERY me in providing healing work for my
DONATION SENT TO EVERY beloved Haiti.”
CLINIC SITE IN HAITI. — Dr. Charlene Desir, St. Raphael School,
St. Raphael, Haiti
Interact with the ­
assistance map at ­ Watch video about the Direct Relief-
DIRECTRELIEF.ORG supported students of St. Raphael School
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6. OUR
INVESTORS
ON THE OCCASION OF GIVING THANKS, WE EXTEND OUR
GRATITUDE TO OUR INVESTORS, WHOSE GENEROSITY OVER
THE LAST YEAR* HAS ENABLED SERVICE TO MILLIONS
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OF PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE U.S. AND WORLD.
*January 1, 2010 through November 10, 2010
CASH DONORS The PRASAD Project WORLD HEALTH ENVOY ($10,000 +) Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Ostini / Mr. Gene Sinser and
Mrs. Nancy B. Schlosser / Nancy B. Aera Energy LLC The Hitching Post Hitching Ms. Patty DeDominic
HONORARY CHAIR ($1,000,000 +) C. William Schlosser Family Foundation Anonymous Post Wines Dolphin Capital Foundation
Abbott Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Schollmaier Ayudar Foundation Parametric Technology Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Drue
S. Balolia Family Foundation Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Enthoven
AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH ($100,000 +) GLOBAL EMISSARY ($25,000 +) Bishop Garcia Diego High School Mr. Devon Patel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Everhart
Amgen Foundation, Inc. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Blair Mr. Steven Perley Evolucion Innovations Inc.
Anonymous Associated Students UCSB Boston Globe Jo Anne and Donald E. Petersen Mr. Stephane H. Finkenbeiner
BD Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation Brittingham Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Pitts First American Title Insurance Company
Mr. Bruce Campbell Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Brown Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pulice The Hon. and Mrs. Paul G. Flynn
FedEx Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burnham Mr. Matt Rankin Fredman Family Foundation
The Fistula Foundation Bush Hospital Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bob A. Byers Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Rapp Mr. Edward C. Friedel
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation C. R. Bard Foundation Dolores and Robert Cathcart Mr. Randy Rettig and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Funsten
Google Chicago Tribune Chicago Sun Times Ms. Ashley Williams Ms. Dorothy Hannon Gardner
Google Inc. Charitable Giving Fund of Ms. Laurie Converse Ms. Amy Clawson RGH Enterprises Inc. Mrs. Louise B. Gaylord
the Tides Foundation Deckers Outdoor Corporation Mr. James A. Clendenen Roche Diagnostics Debra P. Geiger and Eliot Crowley
Johnson Johnson Family of Companies The Hexberg Family Foundation CommonHealth The Dorothea Haus Ross Foundation Mr. and Mrs. W. Dodd Geiger
Dorothy Largay and Wayne Rosing Hospira Foundation Covidien Ms. Barbara N. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gersho
Mayo Clinic Island Outreach Foundation CSU, Chico Research Foundation sanofi-aventis Mr. Ernest J. Getto
Mercer Family Foundation Jewelers for Children Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cusack SCA Americas Inc. The Giles Family Foundation
The Orfalea Foundations Mr. Richard E. Lunquist Mr. and Mrs. James Drasdo Mrs. Michiyo Schmidt-Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glenn
Pfizer, Inc. MacHeist LLC Elkay Manufacturing Company Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Schow Dr. Bert Green and Ms. Alexandra
Macquarie Group Foundation Ltd. Gary and Peggy Finefrock June H. Schuerch Brookshire / Brookshire Green Foundation
CONSUL GENERAL ($50,000 +) Merck Company, Inc. Roger S. Firestone Foundation Schultz Family Foundation Grey Global Group Inc.
The Allergan Foundation Network Hardware Resale First Church of Christ Scientist Ms. Rachael Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Brett Grimes
American Jewish World Service Mr. John Powell and Ms. Melinda Lerner Mr. Laurence W. Frost Mr. Michael Scott Siddarth Hariharan
Anonymous ProFund Advisors Mr. Martin Gore Mohammed Shaikh, Ph.D. Mr. Wassef Haroun
The California Endowment Mr. and Mrs. James J. Roehrig / Ms. Jennifer Greiner and Ayesha Shaikh, M.D. The Harrington / McLaughlin
The California Wellness Foundation Roehrig Family Foundation Carla Hahn The Skolnick Foundation Family Foundation
Roy R. and Laurie M. Cummins Fund County of Santa Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Hammett Starbucks Matching Gifts Program Mrs. Raye Haskell / The Haskell Fund
Desai Family Foundation Simpler Systems Mr. William T. Hammond Eunice M. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Hatch
Dodge Cox Stone Family Fund John and Wauna Harman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sweetland Mr. W. Scott Hedrick and Ms. Mer James
Eli Lilly Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Tobey Mr. Richard Hausman Tomchin Family Charitable Foundation Michael Heino
Global Partners for Development Trust Company of the West Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hennigan Carol Van den Assem Trust Henry Schein, Inc.
Mr. L. W. Harman Union for Reform Judaism Priscilla Higgins, Ph.D. and Mr. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Alan Van Vliet Mr. Doug Hickey
Mr. and Mrs. Craig McCaw Mr. and Mrs. Guhan Viswanathan W. Higgins / Higgins-Trapnell Family The David Vickter Foundation Holborn Corporation
Mentor Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Anant Yardi Foundation Mr. Dana White E. Carmack Holmes M.D. and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith, Inc. Yorba Oil Company, Ltd. Mr. Linus Ho Mr. Stanley Zanarotti Mrs. Carolyn Holmes
The PG Fund Mr. Gerhart Hoffmeister Mr. and Mrs. Preston B. Hotchkis
Mr. Erle Holm PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL ($5,000 +) Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs. S. Roger Horchow / All Saints-By-The-Sea Episcopal Church Ms. Geneva Hughes
GIVING THANKS // GSK The Horchow Family Charitable Alwan Family Fund Mr. John Irish
Foundation Mrs. Sally M. Anderson Angel Iscovich, M.D. and Mrs. Lisa Iscovich
Hospital for Special Surgery Anonymous Ms. Patricia Harris Johnston
Hutton Foundation Archetype Media, Inc. Jol Company, Inc.
Mr. Jeffrey P. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Anderson J. Arnold Mr. Aaron D. Kahan
Mr. Haamid Jaffer Bank of America Corporation Kibble Prentice
Mr. Rehan A. Jaffer Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Banks Mr. and Mrs. James Kingston
The John Akridge Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Beckett Mr. Larry Koppelman and Mrs. Nancy
Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Johnson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Beckmen Walker Koppelman
Richard E. Jones Trust Mr. Merle E. Betz, Jr. Mr. Ishwan Kumar
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kaneb Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ladner
HIGH-IMPACT VOLUNTEERING Mrs. Marvel Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bonsignore Mr. Joseph R. Levis
Richard Kurkowski Mrs. Hannah G. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Lewis
Direct Relief has teamed up with GlaxoSmithKline through the
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lehrer Brooks Institute of Photography Loeks Family Fund
PULSE Volunteer Partnership, an initiative that empowers GSK Nancy Lessner Mr. David M. Cantor Lompoc Foursquare Church
employees to make a sustainable difference for communities and Mr. and Mrs. Fredric C. Leutheuser Ms. Patricia Clancy The Looker Foundation
patients in need. Since the program began in 2009, 25 volunteers Mrs. Pamela Meyer Lopker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Coates Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Lovelace
have been given an opportunity to use their professional skills and Yvonne C. Lucassen Estate Mr. Jon Coffin Ms. Rachel Luke
Judith and Glenn Lukos Mr. and Mrs. A. Joseph Collette Evelyn C. Lund Charitable Remainder Trust
knowledge in areas such as project management, clinical health, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. David Compton Mr. and Mrs. John Macfarlane
and logistics and supply chain management, during a three- or ­ Mr. Ed McKinley and Ms. Kath Lavidge Continental Electrical Kim Margolin, M.D.
six-month immersion experience with Direct Relief. Volunteering ­ Miracle Ticket Fund Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mattingly
in under-served communities in India, Kenya, South Africa, Marion Moore Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Caryl Crahan The Harold McAlister Charitable
N V International, Inc. Mr. Matthew J. Currie Foundation
Uganda and the U.S., volunteers like Randy Easterly and Olga
New Frontiers Natural Foods D'Addario Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McLalan
Peñacorada-Cillero (above) collaborate to address a clear need Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norqual Mr. Lawrence W. Dam Mr. John Medveckis
while developing their own leadership capabilities. To learn more Suze Orman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Davidson Mr. Cal Meeker
about PULSE, visit http://www.directrelief.org/SupportUs/ Nancy Sayles Day Foundation Microsoft Matching Gift Program
CorporateGiving/PulseVolunteerProgram.aspx Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Daymude Mr. Timothy Midgett
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7. Mr. Gerrish Milliken Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vaughn Darden Dental Nipro Medical Dr. Richard Closson
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mitchel The VCEP Employees DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc. Nisim International Cottage Hospital
Montecito Bank Trust Mr. Richard Venne Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories LTD. North Safety Products Mr. Josh Dennis
Mr. Glen Mowrer and Mrs. Bernice James Mr. Luis Viveros East-West Associates, Inc. Omni-Tract Surgical Ms. Patty Duncan
Mr. Steve Moya and Mrs. Rita Moya / The Wardlaw-Hartridge School Eli Lilly Company Omron Healthcare, Inc. Eye Vision Care
The M Fund The Waterford EndoSolutions, Inc. Onyx Medical Corporation Fairmont Pharmacy
J. Dennis Mull, M.D. Mr. Charles Whitman Ethicon Endo-Surgery Orthofix FedEx
Murcor Inc. Mr. Ken Wilby Ethicon, Inc. Ortho-McNeil Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Food Bank of Santa Barbara County
NA Sports Community Foundation, Inc. Wine Warehouse Fenwal, Inc. PG Four Seasons Biltmore
Mr. Mark S. Nelkin Mrs. Barbara Wood FirstLine Gloves, Inc. PDI Free Wheelchair Mission
Ms. Devon Geiger Nielsen Thomas S. Wootton High School FNC Medical Corporation Perfect World Luggage Mr. Mrs. Robert Glenn
Nisim International Mr. and Mrs. Noah Wyle FSC Laboratories, Inc. Pfizer, Inc. Global Medical Brigades
Northern Star Industries, Inc. Kenneth Yeh Charitable Fund Genzyme Corporation Professional Hospital Supply Globus Relief Fund
Northern Valley Regional High Mr. Robert Zeuner Getinge USA, Inc. Purdue Pharma, L.P. GOLD3PL, Inc.
School at Demarest GlaxoSmithKline Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital
Ms. Isabell Ostrom We extend our heartfelt thanks to all our GSMS Incorporated RF Surgical Systems, Inc. Goleta Valley Medical Pharmacy
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Overall donors, including those who contributed Handpiece Trading Post / Maramar Dental Roche Diagnostics Google
PAREXEL International LLC $1– $4,999, who were too numerous to Henry Schein, Inc. Rye Pharmaceuticals LLC Dr. Eliot Green
Ms. Victoria G. Pauley include here by name. Ho Dental Company Sage Products, Inc. Grossman Burn Foundation
Mr. William N. Phillips HoMedics Sanofi-aventis International Aid
CORPORATIONS, MANUFACTURERS
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Pintard AND DISTRIBUTORS PROVIDING ­
Honeywell Products Sappo Hill Soapworks International Health Partners
Dr. Kevin W. Plaxco and Mrs. Lisa Plaxco MEDICAL DONATIONS Hospira, Inc. Schering-Plough Corporation Loloma Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Pulitzer 3M ImageFIRST Stryker Mr. Mrs. John Knox-Johnston
Qualcomm Inc. Abbott InstyMeds Corporation / RedPharm Drug Sunshine Heart, Inc. Mr. Michael Mach
Reformed Mennonite Church Advanced Sterilization Products Integra LifeSciences Corporation Sunstar Americas, Inc. Medicine Shoppe of Santa Barbara
Mr. Jeremy Richmon Alaven Pharmaceutical LLC J. Jamner Surgical Instruments, Inc. Tecfen Corporation Ms. Jean Menzies
Mr. and Mrs. John Romo Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Johnson Johnson Teleflex Medical Mr. Mrs. Warren Middleton
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Roston Allergan, Inc. Johnson Johnson Consumer Companies Teva Pharmaceuticals NIH Clinical Center
RSP Architects, Ltd. Anonymous Life Uniform Company The Clorox Company Nourish America
Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians Ansell Healthcare LifeScan, Inc. Theken Spine LLC Occhiali Eyewear
Schafer Family Foundation Basic Medical MAP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Tri-anim Operation USA
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Schall Baxter International, Inc. Marlex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Vita-Tech International, Inc. Oral Health America
Schleyer Foundation BD Mazza Dental Care Watson Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The Orion Foundation
Mary Louise Scully, M.D. BE Innovations, Inc. McKesson Medical-Surgical Wilburn Medical Partners in Health
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Selbert Belmora LLC McNeil Consumer Specialty Pharma. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Pepperdine University
Mr. George Short Biovail Pharmaceuticals, Inc. McNeil Nutritionals, LLC ZEE Medical Inc. The Salvatorian Mission Warehouse
Single Step Foundation Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation MedPac Bags, Inc. Zenpuse Sansum Clinic
Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Börm Bruckmeier Publishing LLC Medvantx Incorporated Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Mr. Tom Spies Mentor Worldwide LLC CORPORATIONS, MEDICAL FACILITIES, Santa Barbara Gastroenterology
BP Gamma Medical
Dr. and Mrs. Norman Sprague, III / Merck Co., Inc. ORGANIZATIONS, INSTITUTIONS, AND ­ Medical Group
Bristol-Myers Squibb INDIVIDUALS PROVIDING IN-KIND­
The Caryll M. and Norman F. C. R. Bard Medical Division Merz Pharmaceuticals, LLC Savusavu Community Foundation
SUPPORT OVER $5,000 (WHOLESALE)
Sprague Foundation Calmoseptine, Inc. Microflex Sea Mar Community Care Center
Africa Aid
Mrs. Judith Cosden Stapelmann Carlsbad Technology, Inc. Midmark Corporation SEE International
Alta Orthopaedics
Mr. Suwanto Sunkorjanto Cera Products, Inc. Miltex, Inc. Solvang UVS
American Apparel
Mr. and Mrs. John Swift the Chattem Inc. Mylan Laboratories, Inc. Storz/Lederle Ophthalmic Pharm
Dr. Gilbert Ashor
Swift Foundation / MSST Foundation Codman Shurtleff Myoderm Supply Chain Management Systems
Bacara Resort Spa
Mr. Raymond Tetrick Covidien Napo Pharmaceuticals Surgery Center of Hawthorn L.P.
Best Western South Coast Inn
Mr. and Mrs. George Turpin, Sr. CSL Behring Nationwide Medical/Surgical, Inc. David Tran, D.D.S
Bush Hospital Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Turpin Cure Medical Neutrogena Corporation UCP Wheels for Humanity
Catholic Medical Mission Board
Uptown Music Collective CVS Corporation New Chapter Vitamins VA Medical Center
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
VITAS Innovative Hospice Care
Direct Relief’s
Christian Relief Fund
The World Family
Citrix Online
World Vision, Inc.
Community Regional Medical Center
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Leave a Legacy
A bequest or planned gift to Direct Relief can extend your generosity beyond your lifetime. Your commitment and dedication will help
people in the U.S. and around the world affected by poverty, disaster, and civil unrest live better, healthier lives far into the future. With
such a gift, you will be included in the Legacy Society, which recognizes visionary and caring individuals who have included Direct
Relief in their estate plans.
For more information on planned giving, visit http://www.legacy.vg/directrelief/giving/1.html, or contact Jill Muchow Rode, CFRE,
Director of Development, at jrode@DirectRelief.org or (805) 964-4767 x181.
Legacy Society Members
Anonymous Ms. Patricia Clancy Mildred K. Fusco Trust Kenneth R. Loh Estate of Harold A. Parma Mrs. Fred Smithcors
Dotsy and Jack Adams Marjorie B. Cullman Trust Sandra Garcia Estate of Yvonne C. Lucassen Jody and Don Petersen Estate of Robert H. Sommer
Ms. Jane H. Alexander Roy R. and Laurie M. Kate Dick Godfrey Evelyn C. Lund Charitable Mr. Juan Posada Estate of K.W. Stawicki
Anner Trust Cummins Fund Estate of June Gaudy Remainder Trust Estate of Nancy Roberts Walter and Mae Stern Trust
Estate of Rhea Applewhite Estate of Margaret E. Davis Mrs. Raye Haskell Frank* and Marilyn Magid Estate of Maria Rosmann The Anna Stuurmans Revocable Trust
Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Ashor Estate of Peter M. Dearden Terrence Joseph Hughes Audrey E. Martinson The Babette L. Roth Estate of Elna Theusen
Mr. Mrs. William J. Bailey Estate of Guy Di Stefano Estate of Dorothy Humiston Martone Family Trust Irrevocable Trust Estate of Grace A. Tickner
Mr. Merle E. Betz, Jr. The Grant C. Ehrlich Trust Dick and Pat Johnson Bruce and Kathleen McBroom Richard and Maryan Schall Estate of Wilbur H. Thies, Sr.
Mr. Joseph F. Bleckel Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ewing Ms. Beverly A. Jones Mr. Michael Mendelson Estate of Marie L. Van Schie and Emily P. Thies
Helen J. Brown Estate of Howard C. Fenton Estate of Judith Jones Mr. Mrs. Frank B. Miles Bill* and Nancy Schlosser Donn V. Tognazzini
Estate of Marguerite Bulf Estate of Elsie Feibes Mrs. Marvel Kirby Patricia McNulty Mitchell Estate of June H. Schuerch Carol Van den Assem Trust
Don Bullick Estate of Florence Feiler John Michael Koelsch Charles J. and Esther R. Connie J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Wallin
William S. Burtness Gary and Peggy Finefrock Dorothy Largay and Mlynek Trust Estate of Margaret H. Smith
Ms. Carol Carson June Breton Fisher Wayne Rosing Estate of Regis J. Morris Estate of Thelma R. Smith * deceased
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CHAIR Dorothy F. Largay, Ph.D.
VICE CHAIR Thomas J. Cusack
SECRETARY Patrick Enthoven
TREASURER James H. Selbert
Frederick Beckett • Jon E. Clark • Lawrence Dam • Patty DeDominic
Gary Finefrock • Paul Flynn • Dorothy Gardner • Raye Haskell
W. Scott Hedrick • Priscilla Higgins, Ph.D. • Angel Iscovich, M.D.
Ellen K. Johnson • Donald J. Lewis • Robert A. McLalan • Mari Mitchel
Rita Moya • John Romo • Mary Louise Scully, M.D.
Ayesha Shaikh, M.D. • George Short • Gary R. Tobey
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
Lawrence R. Glenn • E. Carmack Holmes, M.D.
S. Roger Horchow • Stanley S. Hubbard • Jon B. Lovelace
Donald E. Petersen • Richard L. Schall • John W. Sweetland
PRESIDENT CEO Thomas Tighe
HONORARY BOARD
PRESIDENT EMERITUS Sylvia Karczag
CHAIR EMERITUS Jean Hay
DIRECTOR EMERITUS Dorothy Adams
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