Healing People.

Around the Corner.

Around the World.

CULTIVATING

HEALTH FOR

THE NATIONS

ANNUAL REPORT

2007-2008

BEARING GOOD FRUIT

It has been another fruitful year for

Genesis World Mission. We praise God for

his abundant provision and celebrate the

opening of a permanent clinic in Kenya in

partnership with our friends there last

August. So many needy people are now

getting high-quality, affordable health care

through the clinic. It’s astounding to

believe that this strong operation grew

from the seedling of conversations we had

just two and a half years ago.

At home, the Garden City Community

Clinic and Volunteer Physicians Network

both continue to take long strides in

maturing. These projects are effecting

lasting changes in our patients’ health and

living situations. I am deeply grateful for

the support that our community provides

for this mission work —there’s no way we

could do this without you.

Dr. Karl Watts, MD, President

THREE MAIN BRANCHES DESIGNED TO MEET HEALTHCARE NEEDS OF THE UNDERSERVED

SINCE ITS ESTABLISHMENT IN 2001, GENESIS WORLD MISSION, INC. HAS

GROWN A VARIETY OF PROJECTS TO FULFILL ITS MISSION AS A NON-

DENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION: TO CONVEY THE LOVE OF JESUS

CHRIST BY MEETING THE PHYSICAL, MEDICAL, AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF THE LESS

FORTUNATE, BOTH GLOBALLY AND LOCALLY.

Genesis provides sustainable diagnostic and medical treatment services

to economically disadvantaged individuals through local and interna-

tional partnerships. This vision includes supporting short-term mission

trips with supplies, training and leadership. Active projects are located

in Kenya and India—two of over 20 countries served since the estab-

lishment of Genesis World Mission.

INTERNATIONAL—THE HEART AND SOUL OF GENESIS

GARDEN CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC—OUR FLAGSHIP PROJECT

Garden City Community Clinic (GCCC) provides medical services to

low-income, uninsured patients by utilizing volunteer health care pro-

fessionals. Care includes treatment of acute non-emergent and limited

chronic illnesses, medications, and referrals for specialty care. On-site

basic dental services, social work visits, patient medical education,

mental health counseling and referrals to specialists are also available.

VOLUNTEER PHYSICIANS NETWORK—NEW KID ON THE BLOCK

Volunteer Physicians Network (VPN) is a referral network of specialty

physicians, labs and hospitals who’ve agreed to donate medical care to

patients of three Ada County safety-net clinics: Family Practice Medi-

cal Center, Terry Reilly Health Services-Boise, and GCCC. VPN was

established in 2006, first under a federal grant, then sustained by com-

munity funding under Genesis.

FRUSTR ATED I came to Garden City Community Clinic two years ago. At the time, I working in home care for adults with mental illness or develop-mental disabilities and my job did not offer health insurance. My anxiety attacks were debilitating. I called around the community and nobody would offer to help. HOPEFU L I called the Clinic and they prayed with me on the phone. That really helped me calm down and they scheduled a time for me to come in that evening. I started feeling better right after that phone call. SCARED The clinic provided me with anxiety medication and blood

work for my Hepatitis C. It showed high activity levels and I was referred to Dr. Schutz, a gastroenterologist. While looking at my liver through the ultrasound, the hospital staff found a 10 pound tumor in my uterus. I was scared! They ordered a CAT scan that day and an OB Gyn referral was made to Dr. Agrusa at OBGyn Associates. COORDI NATI ON Together, the two doctors coordinated the timing of liver treatments, since my Hepatitis treatments needed to be done after the tumor was treated. I was referred to the “Be In Charge” program, which paid for the seven months of liver treatment shots.

TRAJEDY Then, just two months into treatment, my husband was in a car accident and broke his neck, leaving him a paraplegic. Because I’m taking care of my husband, I am unable to work full time. HEALI NG Today there is no sign of the Hep C virus in my blood stream. I got far more than medical care here at GCCC. I received emotional support around my husband’s accident and prayed with volunteers during clinic hours. I wouldn’t have been taken care of if the Clinic wasn’t there. I would have died by now with all my problems. It has been a Godsend. THANK YOU It’s been 14 years since I was addicted to drugs and alcohol, but my past meth use has left me with crumbling teeth, so now I’m getting served at the dental clinic too. I love them and have high respects for everybody here who cares how much I’m doing. Thank you.

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Glenda Steel—This is My Story GARDEN CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC

The purpose of the Garden City Community Clinic is to provide charity care to the working poor through volunteer medical and dental providers. This care is intended for those who are barely scraping by and making budget choices between gas, food and medical care. With four weekly medical clinics and a weekly dental clinic, about 500 patients a year make us their medical home. Established in 2002, the Clinic utilizes 200 volunteers who donated $143,000 worth of time during the last fiscal year. Multiple in-kind donations of goods, lab and radiology services from community members round out the professionalism the Clinic has come to be known for.

GARDEN CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC

Providing Shelter for the Weary

“...IT IS LIKE A MUSTARD SEED THAT A MAN TOOK AND

PLANTED IN HIS FIELD. ALTHOUGH IT IS THE SMALLEST OF

ALL SEEDS, WHEN IT IS FULLY GROWN IT IS LARGER THAN

THE GARDEN PLANTS AND BECOMES A TREE, AND THE

BIRDS IN THE SKY COME AND NEST IN ITS BRANCHES…”

2007-2008 By the Numbers

Total patient encounters: 2,594 • Primary Care Medical Encounters: 1,622

• Dental Clinic encounters: 230

• Medication refills encounters: 755

Medical Patient Encounters by complexity • High complexity: 10 patients, 10 encounters

• Med. Complexity: 179 patients, 297 encounters

• Low complexity: 393 patients, 880 encounters

• Remainder of encounters were “straightforward complexity”

Common Patient Diagnoses: • Type 1 Diabetes : 12 patients, 38 encounters

• Type 2 Diabetes : 32 patients, 125 encounters

• Hypertension: 63 patients, 236 encounters

• Asthma: 16 patients, 38 encounters

• Depression: 21 patients, 55 encounters

The remodel of the building allowed us to create a better medication room and this service of the clinic continues to have a great impact. During 2007-2008 GCCC: • Provided 4,448 prescription fills.

• Provided a retail value of $469,500 in pharmaceuticals at no cost to patients.

• Processed 482 quarterly GAPmed applications to drug companies providing a retail value of $209,000 in medications for patients.

• Received another thumbs up from the Board of Pharmacy regarding clinic operations.

I have had the privilege of serving as the volunteer Medical Director at the Garden City Community Clinic for one year now, and what a year it has been! You have to come down and see the tremendous amount of care that is happening here to believe it. With Hillary Roethlisberger, LCSW, as our new Director of Local Operations, we are ramping up our patient education efforts very quickly. We are also continuing our efforts to serve our patients with mental health issues, and had a volunteer psychologist, Dr. Bill Arnold, join us this year. The progress we’ve been able to make this summer in our dental clinic capacity as a result of the remodel is so encouraging. As a member of the Boise medical community, I have to tell you that these patients are receiving a level and continuum of care that is above and beyond what you might expect for a small organization. These patients are so precious and I just fall in love with them over and over again. They’re people like you and me who’ve fallen on hard times and when you hear their stories, your heart just breaks. We appreciate the support that we receive that makes this place possible and function smoothly. God bless you for your generosity and compassion.

FROM THE DESK OF THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR DR. ANN CORDUM, INTERNIST

I am a nurse who volunteers at the Garden City Community Clinic. I have a full time job, a marriage and a hectic schedule. Why do I volunteer my precious time? The answer is easy: I am blessed. Praise God! I am blessed! I have health insurance, a career and a loving and supportive family on top of having an awesome God. With all

these blessings, I have another job: to go out and bless others! It is my duty as a blessed person to use what I have and show Jesus' love to anyone who will accept it. The patients at our clinic not only get medical care and free prescriptions- they get prayer, friendship and a consistent group of people that they can count on to love them no matter what choices they make or situations they find themselves in. This is the only way I know how to serve others- to love them and pray for them and be their friend no matter what. When things go wrong in our lives we always ask, "Why?" When things go right in our lives we should also ask, "Why?" I know that all of the gifts in my life are from above and all that God asks of me is to love Him and love others. The most simple answer to why I am blessed is because I can share my blessings with others. And that's what the doctors, nurses, pharmacists and staff do at the Garden City Community Clinic. I like to make God smile, and I know he is smiling every time the front doors open at this small charity clinic in Garden City.

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BY TAYLOR STANLEY, RN

Why I Volunteer at the Clinic

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Connecting Branches of Medicine VOLUNTEER PHYSICIANS NETWORK

The Volunteer Physicians Network (VPN) has been successfully operating for two years now and is helping meet a huge need for safety-net clinic patients in Ada County. It is a “connector” between charity care patients of Family Practice Medical Center (FMRI), Terry Reilly Health Services-Boise (TRHS), and the Garden City Community Clinic (GCCC) and volunteer specialist physicians willing to help such patients. Part of the goal of the program is to spread charity care among many willing specialty physicians and empowering physicians to set their own limits of care, helping prevent charity burnout. Additionally, VPN helps patients access hospital services and expedites the Ada County indigent fund application process when applicable.

Following the Stream When we try to explain to new people just how VPN works, we often resort to drawing a diagram to help them understand the complicated route of communications: 1) VPN recruits specialists and

places their volunteer commitment into a web-based appointment pool.

2) Safety-net clinic personnel refer patient based on available providers.

3) Patients are evaluated/treated by specialists in their facilities.

4) VPN helps arrange additional tests, evaluation by another specialist or surgery for patients that need it.

5) VPN evaluates effectiveness of the program through patient and referring physician surveys.

• Manage Referrals • Manage Commitments

• Recruit Specialists • Evaluate Program

“I Can Walk!” Jeff Scott, a self-employed contractor with no health insurance, suffered from a hydrocele for ten years. In the months leading up to his visit at the Garden City Community Clinic, Jeff’s hydrocele was very painful making it difficult to walk, and affected his work due to constant nausea and vomiting. After being seen at the Clinic in April, Jeff was referred to Dr. William Jones, at Mountain State Urology. Dr. Jones reported that it was the largest hydrocele he had ever seen and recommended surgery. In July, VPN helped coordinate between St. Luke’s, Anesthesia Associates and Dr. Jones for the surgery. A subsequent infection caused the need for a second procedure by Dr. Jones. Jeff happily reports that he is almost healed from his surgery. He is now able to work and support his family. “I can walk again thanks to you. Dr. Jones did an excellent job for how bad off I was-I really appreciate what he did. I would give him an A+ as being a great doctor and I am very thankful for his help. I hurt for a lot of years before this.”

2007-2008 By the Numbers

• VPN arranged $753,594 in services for uninsured patients.

• 65 new specialists joined VPN; 161 total specialists were involved in VPN making 253 appointments available per month.

• 417 patient referrals were made via VPN and 782 appointments and procedures (follow-up care is included) occurred as a result.

• 91 surgeries were arranged by VPN with Saint Alphonsus and St Luke’s Regional Medical Centers.

• 67% of patients surveyed in 2008 felt that their referral to a specialist through VPN improved their health condition; 65% of referring physicians said the same.

• VPN received a Governor's 2008 Idaho Brightest Star Award which recognizes exemplary Idaho volunteer service.

It was always my desire to create a place for community members to come and get treated for their aches and pains without worry about insurance and their financial situation. The VPN paperwork for signing up was simple and I was given an option of seeing between 1-4 patients a month. I started with two patients a month then

moved to one patient a week. Now I recognize that the need is enormous in our community.

I realized that people live this life just to discover who they are. VPN has given me the chance to discover who I am, which is to help and serve people. I feel content and fulfilled when I help patients get better and return to their pre-injury lifestyles. Deep in my heart, since childhood, there was an intense urge to help others; VPN places me at this right time and place. And I am thankful for this opportunity.

I heard a story one time where a person went to Mother Teresa in India to help her out. Mother Teresa asked her to give this old man a bath, which she did. The old man was so happy, but in just a couple hours, the old man passed away. The woman was very upset and unhappy. She wanted to return home to the US, feeling it was not worth her time. Mother Teresa looked at her and comforted her by saying that this old man had not taken a bath for one year and had walked for three days from his town just to see them. “This old man has waited for you his whole life to receive a bath from you before he died. This is a spiritual experience and you missed it.”

Raj Issuree, P.T.

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Helping People Find Life VOLUNTEER PHYSICIANS NETWORK

Allergy

Joseph Callanan, MD

Anesthesia Timothy Sullivan, MD

Loren Hinger, MD

Terry Keller, MD

Douglas Nocolarsen, MD

Gary Cieslak, MD

Steven Love, MD

Louis "Jim" Voulelis, MD

Jeffery Eidson, MD

M. Gene Erhart, MD

Patrick Zoellner, MD

Robert Centeno, MD

Karl Zarse, MD

Boise Anesthesia SARMC

Cardiology Graham Wetherly, MD

Murali N. Bathina, MD

Walter L. Seale, MD

Frederick Badke, MD

Mark Parent, MD

Marshall Priest, MD

Karl Undesser, MD

Steven Writer, MD

James Field, MD

Stefanie Fry, MD

David Hinchman, MD

Colin Lee, MD

Melinda Marks, MD

Samual Bass, MD Andrew Chai, MD

Robert Duerr, MD

Charles Eiriksson, MD

Chiropractic Benjamin Jeppe, DC

Dermatology Steven Mings, MD

William Noweirski, MD

Jhon R. Hall, MD

Jennifer DeBlieck, MC

Ear, Nose, Throat W. Davis Merritt, MD

Jill Beck, MD

Eric T. Garner, MD

Arthur C. Jones, III, MD

DelRay Maughan, MD

Todd Rustad, MD

Matthew B. Schwarz, MD

Gastroenterology Samuel S. Gibson, MD

Ike D. Tanabe, MD

Nic R. Cordum, MD

Robb F. Gibson, MD

Stephen M. Schutz, MD

Mark A. Mallory, MD

Christopher J. Goulet, MD

Hospital Services

Saint Alphonsus RMC

St. Luke's RMC Boise/ Meridian

Mammography St. Luke’s Breast Care Services

Saint Alphonsus Comprehensive Breast Care Center

James A. Wolf, MD FACS

Nephrology

Robert Davidson, MD

Neurology Michael O'Brien, MD

Neurosurgeon Bruce Andersen, MD

Ronald E. Jutzy, MD

OB/GYN Lee Parsons, MD

Mary Hafer, MD

Necole Javernick-Hodges, MD

Robert W. Davis, MD

Timothy A. West, MD

B. Kerry Lowder, MD

R. Burke Archibald, MD

Heidi Bendorf Chasan, MD

John M. Werdel, MD

Bryan F. Hodges, MD

Phillip Agrusa, MD

Scott Armstrong, MD

Harmony Schroeder, MD

Mary Hafer, MD

Ophthalmology Kathryn Fethke, MD

James Swartley, MD

Adam Reynolds, MD

Molly Mannscheck, MD

James Tweeten, MD

Mark Borup, MD

Jon Fishburn, MD

Leo Harf, MD

Katherine Lee, MD

Katherine O. Whitfield, MD

Gregory Kent, MD

Optometry

Paul Whitesides, OD

Luke Hopstad, OD

Orthopedic Surgery

Michael J. Gustavel, MD

George A. Wade, MD

Patrick Dawson, MD

Gannon Randolph, MD

Thomas Goodwin, MD

Pain Management

Richard Radnovich, MD

Podiatry

Gary Millward, DPM

Scott Graviet, DPM

Clinton Clark, DPM

Pathology/Laboratory Services IDX Pathology

C. Manuel Suarez, MD, Christine

Measham, MD, Michael Myhre, MD,

Boise Pathology

SARMC Pathology Group

Pulmonology Saadia R. Akhtar, MD MSC

Physical Medicine/ Rehab James H. Morland, MD

Physical Therapy Raj Issuree, PT

Radiology Intermountain Medical Imaging

Gem State Radiology

Boise Radiology

SARMC Radiology/Nuclear Medicine

Surgery Bryan J. Anderson, MD PC

Steven Casos, MD

Frederick Foss Jr., MD PACS

Nicholas Gyles, MD FICS

Bill Morgan, MD FACS

Urology Avery Seifert, MD

Larry A. Tansey, MD

David B. Crane, MD, FACS

Timothy W. Welebir, MD

William A. Jones, MD

Cynthia Fairfax, MD

William Fredrikson, MD

John Greer, MD

Dawn King, MD

Eric Klein, MD

Stephen Miller, MD

David Rice, MD

Todd Waldman, MD

Joseph Williams, MD

Jared Heiner, MD

PARTICIPATING PHYSICIANS/GROUPS/HOSPITALS (from June 1, 2007-May 31, 2008)

SHORT TERM TRI PS In July 2007, Eagle Nazarene and Capital Christian Center led a 30-member medical and children’s outreach team to Ndumberi Kenya, as well as in a refugee camp in Kirasha, seeing over 900 people. In April 2008 Dr. Marietta Thompson led a team to provide training for the Kenyan medical staff at the clinic. They also provide medical services in the Kieni Forest and to Kirasha. These two remote areas the north of Ndumberi have camps of internally displaced people of Kenya due to tribal and ethnic violence. The team provided desperately needed medical services for those who have had to leave their villages due to post -election violence and unrest there this year. CHANG ED LI VES A 15 year old boy came to our clinic when he was very weak. He had previously visited other hospitals and clinics and was treated for malaria and typhoid. Our Clinical Officer decided to check on his blood sugar and determined he had Type 1 Diabetes. He was referred to Kiambu District Hospital where he was admitted and put on insulin and is now getting better.

Ndumberi

GENESIS INTERNATIONAL

Bearing Good Fruit: 30, 60, 100-Fold

FI RST CLI NI C YEAR The Pentecostal Evangelical Fellowship of Africa (PEFA) Mercy Medical Center (PMMC) was dedicated with the help of Dr. Karl Watts on July 27 2007 and opened its doors for service the next month. Kenyan staff are meeting the physical and spiritual needs of well over 30 patients a day, six days a week. The clinic is esteemed in the community as an effective and affordable place to receive medical care.

PEFA Mercy Medical Center by the Numbers (August 2007—July 2008)

• 9,236 Patient Encounters

• 4,163 New Patients

• 8,504 Prescriptions

• 4,540 Labs

• 119 HIV Counseling

• 572 Spiritual Counseling

• Total Expenses: $59,222

• Total GWM Cash Support: 44,750

Dr. Karl WattsDr. Karl WattsDr. Karl WattsDr. Karl Watts

Dr. Marietta ThompsonDr. Marietta ThompsonDr. Marietta ThompsonDr. Marietta Thompson

GENESIS INTERNATIONAL

INDI A 2008 The ongoing partnership between Genesis International and Calvary Chapel of Boise continues to look for a way to provide sustainable medical support for the orphans in India and the people in the surrounding communities. Many of the children are orphaned due to the HIV epidemic in

India, resulting in on-going medical needs. In January 2008, Genesis International and Calvary Chapel of Boise sent a medical team to the Heaven’s Gate Orphanage in Bangalore and Home of Hope Orphanage in Nazareth, India. Medical services were provided for the orphans as well as others in the

surrounding community. Over 2,450 Indians were seen during the two week medical camp.

STRATE GI C SHI FT I N OPERA TI ONS In the beginning, Genesis World Mission was a warehouse and accepted anything and everything medical. International activities were focused on supplying donated goods and medicines to short-term medical mission trips by local organizations. During this year, the board of directors moved to narrow the focus of its international programs to sustainability and has discontinued this historical activity of the organization.

...I WI LL NOT FORG ET The 7 year-old sat in the chair alone. She was an orphan with big brown eyes and a serious look. Dressed in rags and covered with lice; she listened carefully to my instructions. The 23 year-old widow. She was gaunt and her eyes were listless. Her husband had died of AIDS. He was secretly getting treatment at the government hospital for the condition that he kept from her. Her HIV test came back positive, not surprising considering her physical appearance. They had a son who was a year and a half old and she was alone. Donna Lowther, N.P.

These are the faces...

Creating Sustainable Growth

BUILDING EXPANSION

Making Room for Growth It has been two years since the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation granted $150,000 to Genesis World Mission for mortgage principal pay down and capi-tal improvement. Starting a year ago in March with the kitchen remodel and then in earnest in September, teams of volunteers and contractors transformed 1,800 square feet of underutilized warehouse space into dental operatories, a break room, office space, and a community education room. In total, the re-model cost just over $100,000 with more than half of that donated in labor and materials. With the building now fully occupied, Genesis World Mission is util-izing its space to a much greater capacity and effectiveness.

Adam Geis

A1 Plumbing

American Wallcover

Boise Garage Door

Stanley Bowman

Braley-Gray/Poe

Brower Painting

Scott Castoe

Rob Christensen

Ted Clevenger

Core Group, Inc.

Enterprise Electric

Ferguson

Franklin Building

Supply

G&G Insulation

Ed Goff

Great Floors

Larry Halstead

Richard Herdegen

Sykler Hurd

Casey Kline

Paul Pegorsch

Peninsula Sawing and

Cutting

Petra Construction

ProWall Dry Wall &

Insulation

Quality Electric

Rocky Towle/Design

Resources

Saint Alphonsus

Regional Medical Center

S&S Dental

Ted Sigmont

Sonitrol

Jim Stedman

Barney Warren

Western Idaho

Cabinets

Mel Wibbels

Two new dental operatories and a dedicated sterilization space have made volunteer dentist recruitment a rapid success. Digital x-ray equipment provided by John F. Nagel Foundation funding.

Staff and volunteers enjoy the tremendous flexibility and space provided by this re-model. A new fire alarm system was funded by the Harry W. Morrison Foundation.

A Conference Room is well equipped for community groups and medical education

Businesses and Individuals Who Donated Labor and Supplies (in whole or in part):

A1 Plumbing

Brian & Sharon Abbott

Elaine Ackerman-Dunson

Dr. Howard Adkins

Advance Physical Therapy

Marco & Margaret Alcalde

Roger & Kathleen Allen

Dr. Suzanne Allen

Barbara Allen

The Allergy Group

Courtney Amlingmeier

David & Debra Anderson

Dennis & Jeanie Anderson

Kay Anderson

Dean Anderson

Andrade's Restaurante Mexicano

Desmond & Caroline Anim-Appiah

Win & Lorrie Apel

Rebecca W. Arnold

Milena Arthur

Laurie Asaro

Assurant Health Foundation

Carol Bader

Dr. Max Dean & Deborah Bahora

Carl & Margaretha Baker

Christie Barclay

Paul & Jean Basom

Dr. James H Bates

Katie Batt

Lynda Beach

Serrita Beaulieu

Patti Beavers

Gary & Leslie Beck

Bell Funeral Home

Ben Bridge Jewelers

Dan & Kristina Benedick

Dawn Berheim

Jake Berriochoa

David & Lisa Bettis

Arthur & Sue Biedrzycki

Betty Bieker

Kevin Bingham

Jason & Erica Bisch

David & Dorothy Blackwell

Natalie Blaine

Gene & Danell Bleymaier

Richard & Amy Blickenstaff

Loren & Kathy Blickenstaff

Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation For Health

Bogus Basin

Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce

Boise Shuttle

Boise State University

Morrison Center

Athletic Department Bookstore

Student Union

Tennis Team

Boise Therapeutic Massage Center

Boise Tutoring Clubs

Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

Boise Valley Christian Communion

Grover & Audrey Boldt

Stan & Lorraine Bowman

Jennifer Boyd

Bruce & Barbara Boyles

Shannan Brimmer

Heather Brobst

Brent & Patricia Kay Brocksome

Kristin Brown

Ashley Brown

Kent & Sherry Brown

Russell Bruce & Sandra Bennett Bruce

Chef Pete Bugayong

Dr. Ann Patrice Burgess

Dr. Maurice & Agnes Burkholder

Debbie Butler

C & S Trade & Bindery

David Cahn

Calvary Chapel Boise

THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF CASH AND IN-KIND DONORS AND VOLUNTEERS DURING THE PERIOD JUNE 1, 2007

THROUGH MAY 31, 2008. WE MAKE EVERY ATTEMPT TO BE AS ACCURATE AND COMPLETE AS POSSIBLE; WITH

SO MANY GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE COMMUNITY, WE APOLOGIZE IF WE HAVE OVERLOOKED YOU.

VOLUNTEERS AND DONORS

Rooted and Grounded in Love

Camille Beckman Foundation

Christi Campbell

Capital Christian Center

Capital City Family Medicine

Cardinal Health

Dr. Richard & Lois Carlson

Frances Carnagey-Wood

Amanda Caron

Ed Castledine

Jose & Elsa Cervantes

Stephanie Chase

Chess Anytime Chess Academy

CHF Home Furnishings

Rob Christensen

Devon & Julie Clark

Edwin & Gloria Clark

Laura Clary

Dan & Kathy Clements

Cole Community Church

Benita Coleman

Carl & Ellen Collins

Doug & Carol Colwell

Leslie Conklin-Sanchez

Richard & Joyce Cooke

Todd Cooper

Dr. Nic Cordum

Dr. Ann Cordum

Core Group Inc

Cork & Shutter

Jordon & Judi Corlett

Dr. Scott & Paula Coulter

Dr. Joe Courtial

Donna Coyle

Crossroads Business Development

Dr. Joseph Daines, Jr.

Dr. Seana Daly

Dan's Antiques

Mr. & Mrs. Danzer

Brian & Shelly Davey

Robert & Michelle Davidson

Janet Davis

Cullen Anderson & Sarah Davis

Lynda Davis

Janet Davis

DCR Landscape Spraying

Trevor DeBuhr

J.R. & Mrs. Denney

Art & Terry Derrick

Design Resources Architects

Designs West Interiors

Angeline & Michael Devitt

Rachael Devore

Mary Dewalt

Mike Dickens

Digestive Health Care, LLC

Mary Kay DiGrazia

Susie Dillon

William & Mary Dittrich

Heather Dobbin

Jo Dockstader

Robin Dodson & Dr. Pamela Powell

Lucas Donaldson

Dan & Ying Donegan

Christian Van Donge

Ronald & Terry Dorn

Joseph Dornier & Heidi Bogert

Dornier

Bill & Mary Dorsch

Roald & Ginger Doskeland

Doubletree Riverside Hotel

Bob & Sandra Drake

Katherine Drake-Stevens

Bobbi Dunn

Heidi Dyer

Eagle Church of the Nazarene

Eagle Northgate Foursquare Church

Eastwind Community Church

Angella Eckert

Dwight S. Edwards

Eide Bailly LLP

Ted Ellis

Madison Ellis

Dr. Henry & Kathryn Elzinga

Emergency Medicine of Idaho P.A.

Kathryn Engle

Ennis Fine Furniture

Pete Erickson

Dr. Thomas & Maria Eschen

John & Judith Evans

Debra Evans

Event IQ

Kif Ewing

Cynthia Fairfax

Family Practice Residency of Idaho

Dr. Martin W. Friedman

Martie Hawkins & Todd Fenzel

Dr. Richard Ferguson

Dr. Joseph Fetzek

Roby Financial

First United Methodist Church

Vienna Fisher

Mark Fisher

Julia Fitch

Pam Flora

Marilyn Floyd

Shannon Foisy

Robert & Toni Fontaine

Shaundra Fontaine

James J. & Dr. Alice Forsythe

David Fotsch

Zachary Fox

Marcia Franklin

Garden City Chamber of Commerce

Genesis Medical Center

Stanley & Susan Gibson

Les Gieselman

Eric & Elisa Gironda

James & Georgia Girvan

Tammy Glidewell

Bryce & Luanne Gochnour

Ed Goff

Steven Goodrich

Dr. Thomas & Kristin Goodwin

Gravity Technologies, Inc

Gray Commercial Properties

Sharlene Green

Emily Green

Harry Ezell & Marguerite Gulrich

Richard & Denice Haener

Ken & Dawn Hall

Drs. Tim Hall & Jhon Hall

Kurtis & Christina Hall

David & Elizabeth Hall

The Halliday Foundation

Anita Halpin-Havey

Larry & Carmen Halstead

Dr. Thomas Hamilton

Bob & Carol Hamlin

Amy S. Hansen

Thomas & Jane Hardison

Arlene Hardy

Harris Dean Insurance

Sarah Hartman

Janet Hascall

Robin Hatcher

Harold & Lois Hatten, Jr.

James & Anita Havey

Holly Hawkins

Barbara Hawley

James & Tracy Haworth

Alvin & Betty Haworth

Arlin Hayes

David & Susan Hazelton

Rick Heckenlively

Bruce & Laurie Heimbigner

Anne & John Heiselmann

Eileen Heiselmann

Dr. Michael & Margaret Henbest

Carrie Rose & Martin Hendrickson

Richard Herdegen

Hewlett-Packard

Hillcrest Floral

Dr. John & Terri Hisel

Dave & Bobbie Hobson

Eric & Karen L. Hoffman

Mark & Judy Hofstetter

Ervin & Kara Hoge

David & Kathy Holley

Dr. Mark & Lana Hollingshead

Rick & Linda Holman

Amanda Holmes

Joyce Honea

Bob & Peggy Hoover

Heather Van Houten

Patricia Hovland

Bernadine Marconi & Kenneth Howell

Pat Hunt

Rachel Hunzeker

Matt & Monica Hyde

David & Susan Hyde

Idaho Candy Company

Idaho Chapter-NECA/Local Union 291-IBEW LMCC

Idaho Community Foundation

Idaho Sports Medicine Institute

Idaho State Office of Rural Health & Primary Care

Idaho Urologic Institute, P.A.

Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation

Idaho's Finest Awards

Jeffrey Inouye

I/D/E/A Inc.

Intermountain Medical Imaging

Michael & Becky Jackson

Jayco Cabinets

John F. Nagel Foundation

Sharon Johnson

Denny & Jeanette Johnson

Lamont & Blossom Johnston

Gordon & Vicki Jones

Dr. William A. & Bobbie Jones

Jonathan Jones

Pam Jones

Beth Jordan

Charlene D. Karwatsky

Michael & Cheryl Kary

Dr. Michael Kaylor

Michael Kecskes

Michael & Jacqueline-Sullivan Keiley

Keiretsu Forum Northwest

Tamara Kelly

Kelly’s Original Inc.

Kevin & Chris Kempers

Key Bank—Park Center

Natalia Khochay

Julie Kilgrow

Kevin & Judy Kircher

Dr. Robert & Dorothy Klomp

John & Lois Kloss

Lawrence & Kaye Knight

Bruce Knox & Sharon-Sharp Knox

Beth Kobza

Dr. Gretchen Kohler

Dr. N.C. Kois

Dr. Peter Kozisek & Julia Robinson

Dr. Kevin & Dawn Krafft

Andrew & Jacqueline Kristensen

89.5 FM KTSY

Pamela Kubik

Tina Kurtz

Michael J. Kutz

Mark & Cindy Lach

Elaine Ladd

Langer Dental

Larissa Lamson

Larry Barnes Foundation, Inc.

Patricia Larson

Amanda Lawrence

Joshua & Jenny Lawrence

Bobby & Brandy Lawrence

Scott & Diane Leadbetter

Leo & Donna Lemmelin

Jennifer Lenoue

Les Bois Kiwanis Club

Dr. Gregory & Diane Lewer

Richard Linford

Stacey Lewis

Bill & Priscilla Linge

Donna Lowther

Joshua & Margene Lunn

Mark & Nancy Mallory

Alvin & Joanne Marsden

Peggy Mason

Rae Mason

Harry & Gainelle Massoth

Tyler Matheson

James & Christine Maxwell

JJ & Marjorie McBride

David & Camille McCauley

Ryon & Deborah McCrady

Richard & Juanita McDonough

Dr. Tim McHugh

John & Jan McIntyre

John & Peggy McMahon

Jan McNamer

Cristina Ana McNeil

Dr. Mark & Jody Meier

Dennis & Donna Meier

Mena Holding Company LTD

Jennifer Merchant

Debbie & Steven Meredith

Meridian Psychological Center

Meridian Rotary Club

Methodist Counseling Center

Microsoft Giving Company

Drs. John Migliori & Mary Kathleen Benavides

Michele Miles

Molly Miles

Noah Minskoff

Janet Mitchell

Ellen Mitchell

Bill Moats

Mona Lisa Restaurant

Marty Monk

Megan Moody

Drew Moore

Karen & James Moore

Ruth Morton

Betsy Moynihan

David Mueller

Babette Munting

Murphy Law Office, PLLC

Liz Murtland

Ilungu Muzaliwa

Dr. Michael & Gloria Myhre

Laney Nash

Scott & Diana Nelson

T.G. & Sharon Nelson

Jerry & Janice Nielson

Gary & Lonna Nixon

Robert & Rhonda Noble

William & Donna Noble

Craig & Judy Nowaski

Stephen C. Nowaski

William Nowierski

Rose Nunez

Lorene E. Oates

Valerie Obenchain

Jenny O’Dell

Stephen & Karen O’Dell

Amy Ohara

Stanley Hall & Dr. Elizabeth Olberding

Dr. Andrew Olnes

Jerry & Terese Orban

Ronald & Brin O’Reilly

Arthur & Delores Ortman

David & Dr. Sharon Oster

Kenneth & Bonita Otten

Mark Owens

Dr. Kyle Palmer

Daniel Palmer

The Pantry Restaurant

Diane Parsels

Christa Patton

Rev. John & Kattie Payne

John & Corrie Pearce

Kip & Melisa Pearson

Peasley Transfer & Storage

Matt & Karie J. Petaja

Andrew Peters

Pamela Petersen

Piazza Di Vino

Carla Pladsen

Edward Plies

Point Architects

J Robert & Priscilla Polk

Donna Polzin

Kimberly Pope

Tom & Patsy Porter

Greg & Suzanne Porterfield

Sharon Potter

Practice Management Incorporated

Premium Service, Inc

Molly Prengaman

Ben & Beverly Price

Primary Health, Inc.

Pro-Wall Drywall

Gray Commercial Properties

Quentin & Barbara Quickstad

Dr. James Quinn

Barbara & Craig Quintana

Viki C Raaen

Valadee Rad

Robert & Suzanne Rainville

Montie & Ann Ralstin

Rapunzel

Dr. Charles & Vera Rasmussen

Dr. Donald G. Rau

Carter Reames

Steve & Tamara Reames

Daniel C. & Kelly Reed

Richard & Lynn Reid

Kevin & Julie Rensink

Vernon & Mary Repp

Retired Senior Volunteer Program - Treasure Valley

Mike Reynolds

David & Mary Fisher Rice

Michael Rice

Linda Rich

Darrell & Chris Richards

Jim & Mary Rickerd

Colin Riley

Dr. Rob Ririe

The Roastere

Ronald & Helen Robins

Dr. Stephen J. Rodell

Kellen Ronnau

Roger & Kathy Roos

Matthew J. Roos

Kimberly & Tim Ross

Roy & Diane Ross

Rotary Club of Boise - Sunrise

Adam Rothenberg

Ruby Lou

Mike & Linda Rush

Alesha Russo

Ray & Patty Ryan

Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center

Bonnie & Robert Salewski

Tamara Sandmeyer

Drs. Scott Smith & Cathy Sandstrom

Neva & Timothy Santos

Jim & Willie Scheel

Kenzie Scheidt

Rick & Connie Schnebly

Schwab Foundation for Charitable Giving

Danielle Schwanz

Nancy Schwarzkopf

Delbert & Alice Scott

Jim & Cathy Sears

Second Baptist Church

Valley Copy Service

Ronald J. Sestero

Donabeth Shaffer

Drs. Kevin Shea & Ilana Shumsky

Ted Sigmont

Signature Roofing, Inc.

Simmons Fine Jewelry

David Simonaitis

Tom & Patricia Skeie

Sandra Small

Bryan & Lucinda Smith

Anthony Smith

Neil & Margaret Smull

Sonitrol Pacific

Southminister Women’s Association Specialty Installations

Barbara Spencer

St. Luke's Regional Medical Center

Kevin Learned & Amy Stahl

Taylor Stanley

Jim Stedman

Jim & Jan Steele

Eric & Robin Steingruber

Pat Stephens

James R. & Joan Stephens

Dennis Stevens

Brian L. Stewart

Jacqueline Street

Stress Less Therapeutic Massage

Dwain & Dorothy Stricklin

Jessica Strong

Superior Systems Training

Rani Sutliff

Alan & Cheryl Swajkoski

Carl "Pete" & Ann Swanstrom

Edi Swenson

Sandy Tarter

Cynthia Taylor

Beverly & David Taylor

Dr. Stephen C. Montamat & Rosa Terrazas

Rich & Claudia W. Terrell

Donald & Rosa Terwilleger

Andrew Theiss

Therapeutic Associates/Boise Physical Therapy

Greg Gaspin & Shaun Thomas

Charlie & Dr. Marietta Thompson

Howard D. Thompson

Mark & Susan Thornton

Trinity Evangelical Free Church

Will & Megan Tumulty

Tune Tech

Earl, Grace & David Turner

Bob & Pat Tuttle

Eileen Twomey

Karl & Kathy Undesser

United Way of Treasure Valley

Harold & Dorothy Unruh

Ustick Baptist Church

Veritas Fine Books & Coffee

Dr. Reese & Robin Verner

Dr. Robert E Vestal

JR & Mary Villanueva

Vital Health

Andrew Von Thaden

Wachovia Foundation

Kathleen Wachtler

Dr, George Wade

Joan Marie Wainwright

Shahla Walizada

Vicki Wallace

Jeffrey & Christine Warner

Barney Warren

Ryan & Shannon Warwick

Carrol & Roberta Warwick

Washington Group International

Washington Mutual Bank

Dr. Dean & Lillian Watkins

Terry & Jane Watts

Dr. Karl & Teina Watts

Xochitl Watts

James & Rosana Watts

Mary Beth Wells

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Wells Fargo Foundation

Sharon Westbrook

West Coast Paper

Stephen White

Mel & Beverly Wibbels

Kenneth & Connie Wilde

Mitch & Brenda Williams

Ben & Molly Williams

Dick & Cherol Williams

Geri Williams

Summer Williams

Rhonda Willoughby

Robert Wills

Marlene Willy

Sara Wilson

Helen L. Wilson

Windermere Foundation

Fay D Wirtanen

Tyson & Janelle Wise

Lois & Hal Wisner

Women’s Health Associates

David Wong

Dr. Tom & Penny Woodward

Worldwide Church of God

Woodven C. Wright

John & Arlene Yinger

Leslie Yoest

Carol & Pat Young

Christina Young

Roger Zanders

Judy Ziemer

Genesis World Mission

Board of Directors

2007-2008

Karl Watts, MD, President/Chairman

Genesis Medical Center

Vice-President, Richard Carlson, MD

Retired

Arlene Hardy, Secretary

Community Volunteer

Bobby Lawrence, Treasurer

Eide Bailly, LLP

Susie Dillon, MD

Genesis Medical Center

Zach Fox

Dr.First

John Hisel, DDS

Private Practice

Scott Nelson Boise Valley Christian

Communion

Craig Quintana

ACHD

Mike Rice

Gold Key Realty

Joan Stephens

Stronghold Remodeling

David Taylor

Retired

Ryan Warwick Rathbone, McReynolds & Daly

Investment Consulting

Genesis World Mission continued to grow its financial base of support and operations this year. We are so grateful to the many sources of support we receive, knowing that all of it is sourced in the favor and provision of God. Our finan-cial records were independently audited by Certified Public Accountants Grigg, Ritter & Brash, PC.

Overall, our cash contributions dropped from $564,000 to $409,000 over the past year. This is primarily attributed to previous year capital contributions of $180,000. Special events income is down but we have experienced an increase in individual direct giving. We have significantly enhanced our ability to track in-kind donations of materials, supplies and labor, believing it is important to demonstrate to the community our ability to leverage these gifts against cash expenses. A large degree of our in-kind income and expenses is related to the completion of the building project—over half of which was donated instead of purchased. We are also now able to track the value of donated pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, (These same amounts are also included as program expenses in the category where they would have normally been expensed.)

Although there is a book variance between total income and total expenses, this mostly represents the in-kind donation of goods and services related to the remodel. These donations are received as income but post directly to the balance sheet as an increase in property and equipment, rather than an expense. Net assets increased by 118%.

Garden City Community Clinic activities steadily remains the largest portion of expenses at 53%. Our ongoing financial support to our partner clinic in Kenya has increased our international programs expense to 22% from 13% last year. Our administrative and fundraising expenses dropped significantly this year, as a percentage of total expenses. In-Kind “expenditures” make up a good portion of our programs’ activities—37% related to day to day expenses, another 16% were capitalized on the balance sheet for clinic expansion.

JUNE 1, 2007—MAY 31, 2008

Financial Statements

Total Income: $862,127

Income by Source

In-Kind Labor (36%)

In-Kind Materials/

Supplies (17%) Corporate/

Foundations (13%)

State Grants (2%)

Contributions & Support (22%)

Special Events (8%)

Other (3%)

Expenses by Program

Total Expenses: $794,831

GCCC Dental (5%)

Garden City Community

Clinic –Medical (48%)

Volunteer Physicians

Network (4%)

International Programs (22%)

Administrative (9%)

Fundraising (12%)

Warehouse (<1%)

Current Assets $176,783

Property and Equipment $565,378

Total Assets $742,161

Current Liabilities $26,046

Long-Term Liabilities $278,407

Net Assets $437,708

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $742,161

Balance Sheet 5/31/2008

VOLUNTEER PROFESSIONALS MAKE

GENESIS WORLD MISSION STAND TALL

PHYSICIANS, NURSE PRACTIONERS,

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS, NURSES, DENTISTS

AND ASSISTANTS, PHARMACISTS, SOCIAL

WORKERS, BOOKKEEPERS, DATA ENTRY

CLERKS, RECEPTIONISTS, INTAKE WORKERS,

WAREHOUSE ASSISTANTS, FUNDRAISERS,

HANDYMEN, PRAYER MINISTERS, ...

A MISSION DRIVEN BY TIMELESS VALUES

MERCY AND COMPASSION

Expressing mercy and compassion to

people who have come upon hard

times for whatever reason is the central

tenant of service. This applies equally

to the ex-con and the former executive.

EXCELLENCE

We’re not perfect and we don’t expect

to be, but we work hard to provide the

best service within our abilities and

resources. Things around here change

often because we’re constantly tweak-

ing and improving our best efforts.

HUMAN DIGNITY

Treating people with excellence and

love says, “You’re a person and you’re

valuable enough to be treated well.”

This breeds hope—an essential part of

the healing process.

PERSONAL TOUCH

For those in our society or overseas

who are so often treated with disdain,

our caring and personal touch is a part

of the pathway to wholeness.

SUSTAINABILITY

It is a lot of fun to start new projects

and new opportunities present them-

selves daily. We plan carefully to

avoid staff and volunteer burn-out and

overextended budgets due to juggling

too many things at once.

UNITY WITHIN DIVERSITY

Not everybody who serves at Genesis

World Mission believes the same

thing, and we think that is healthy.

We welcome all who share these

values to come and be a part of our

mission of healing people, around the

corner and around the world.

HIGHLY LEVERAGED DONATIONS WORK HARD

You expect that your financial gift

to a non-profit organization is go-

ing to be managed well. But when

your dollars are stretched by the

donation of additional in-kind

goods and services, that is even

better.

In 2008, for every dollar given to

support Genesis’ work, more than

$1.00 was matched with volunteer

labor and donated goods, such as

medicines, supplies and equipment.

It’s hope that we offer best. Hope for a healthy future.

Hope for a day or two without pain. Hope for escape

from generational poverty.

Can you be a part of providing hope for those who for

whatever reason find themselves in a desperate place?

They may be in poverty because regional war has dis-

placed them or they may have just made some bad life

choices. Whatever the reason, they’re people made in

the image of God like you and me.

Genesis World Mission invites you to be an ongoing

partner in its causes by making a monthly or annual

donation. For more information, please contact us at

208-384-5218 or visit our website.

WHAT IS A YEAR OF HOPE WORTH?

215 W 35th Street Garden City ID 83714 www.genesisworldmission.org

sreames@genesisworldmission.org 208.384.5218 tel 208.384.5205 fax

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