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2 016 A N N U A L R E P O RT

ASIA NEPAL

HIMALAYAN CATARACT PROJECT

Letter to Our Friends 1

Who We Help 2

Highlights from 2016 3

Programs

ASIA

Nepal 4

India 6

Bhutan 8

Myanmar 9

AFRICA

Ethiopia 10

Ghana 13

Kenya 15

Rwanda 15

Technology & Procurement 16

Training 17

Volunteer Faculty Exchanges 24

In the News 25

Financials 26

In-Kind Support 29

Support 30

Affiliations 48

Leadership 49

CONTENTS

NOW AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACKSecond Suns is the unforgettable story of how two men with a shared dream are changing the world, one pair of eyes at a time. In this transporting book, David Oliver Relin shines a light on the work of Himalayan Cataract Project Co-Founders Drs. Sanduk Ruit and Geoff Tabin who have dedicated their lives to eradicating preventable blindness through the Himalayan Cataract Project. Relin takes us from impoverished plywood operating tables in the farthest reaches of Nepal to state-of-the-art surgical centers to village hospitals in Africa where these driven men are restoring sight – and hope – to patients around the world. — RANDOM HOUSE

“ A compelling and inspiring book . . . Second Suns portrays heroic health care delivered under harrowing conditions.” — WASHINGTON POSTOn the cover: A post-operative cataract patient is examined

in Nepal. Photo credit: John Welling

2016 ANNUAL REPORT 1

Dear Friends,

It is with great pleasure that we share this 2016 Annual Report with you. Together with our partners, in 2016 we provided 130 training opportunities and reached over 1.1 million people with screening and basic treatment — including 97,700 sight-restoring surgeries. Your assistance made these successes possible.

Twenty-two years ago, we set out to deliver high-quality eye care in remote areas of the world, where it is most needed, with local ophthalmic teams that we have trained and equipped. Thanks to you and our remarkable network of collaborating institutions and individuals, we have supported the examination and treatment of over 7.3 million people and provided more than 624,000 sight-restoring surgeries in this time. We have our sights set on continued growth and expanded impact.

In 2016, all of our major partners increased the amount of eye care they provided over previous periods, and we continue to increase the number of ophthalmic trainees that we support each year. In Nepal, our flagship partner — Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology — not only rebounded from the devastating 2015 earthquakes, but exceeded previous performance, increasing the number of clinical and training programs, and continued to make its mark on eye care in South Asia through programs in Bhutan, Myanmar, India and Indonesia. In Ethiopia, working with the Ministry of Health and 9 implementing partners nationwide, our partners provided over 47,000 surgeries, with 25% of these cases provided in outreach settings. Together, we worked to reduce the backlog of ~600,000 Ethiopians needlessly blind from cataract. In Ghana, we are expanding our partnerships, increasing the number of surgeries provided through outreach cataract events and working to strengthen ophthalmology residency training programs.

By working with our tremendous network of partners and strengthening capacity at the local level, we believe that we can eliminate avoidable blindness and that we can do so within our lifetime. We cannot thank you enough for the support you have provided to make our work possible. On behalfof all of the Board, Staff and program partners, thank you.

With gratitude,

Geoffrey Tabin and Job Heintz

Geoffrey Tabin Chairman & Co-Founder

Job C. HeintzChief Executive Officer

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WHO WE HELPHimalayan Cataract Project: Restoring Sight, Changing LivesMore than 39 million people worldwide suffer from blindness – but most don’t have to. More than half are blind

due to cataracts, and close to 90% live in developing countries. The Himalayan Cataract Project (HCP) brings

life-changing eye care to people in underserved areas of the world and trains local personnel to build sustainable

eye care systems for the future.

In 2016, HCP and its partners provided screenings for more than 1.1 million individuals and performed over 97,000 surgeries throughout seven countries in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. We also directly supported 130 training opportunities – an increase of 67% over 2015.

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DR. SANDUK RUIT Receives Asia Society 2016 Game Changer Award On October 27, 2016, HCP Co-founder Dr. Sanduk Ruit was awarded and accepted an Asia Society 2016

Asia Game Changer Award at a ceremony held at the United Nations in New York City. These awards

are bestowed annually to individuals, organizations, and movements that have inspired, enlightened,

and shown true leadership in areas that reflect Asia Society’s core pillars of policy and business, arts and

culture, and education. Dr. Ruit was recognized for “bringing the gift of sight, and productive life, to those

most in need.”

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2016

“We have developed a system to deliver sustainable and achievable eyecare in Nepal. Now we are trying to be a part of the global community to see if we can make many parts of the world better.” ”— DR. SANDUK RUIT

HCP Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Participation in 100&Change Competition Begins The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur

Foundation launched a new competition on June

2, 2016 that will award a $100 million grant to a

single proposal designed to help solve a critical

problem affecting people, places, or the planet.

The 100&Change competition, was open to

organizations working in any field of endeavor

anywhere. Applicants were tasked to identify

both the problem they are trying to solve, as well

as their proposed solution, proposals were called

to be meaningful, verifiable, durable, and feasible.

With the support of its affiliated ophthalmologists

and other experts, HCP submitted an ambitious

proposal for the 100&Change competition.

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Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyPatient Care Tilganga has rebounded from the effects of the 2015

earthquake and was able to resume its full outreach

surgical schedule. Tilganga and its satellites saw a

10% increase in the number of outpatient and surgical

cases in 2016 over 2015.

Training HCP provided support for 23 Nepali eye care

professionals to receive ongoing training, both in

Nepal and internationally. The Tilganga Training

Center also saw an overall increase in the total

number of trainees attending programs at Tilganga

from around world. From 1994 to 2016, 19,381 eye

care personnel from 43 countries have received

training at Tilganga, of which 493 are doctors.

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Dr. Sanduk Ruit in Nepal


NEPAL

Eye Bank — Exceeding Expectations In 2016, 623 corneas were retrieved, 102% of their 2016

annual target and a 30% increase over 2015. HCP has

partnered with SightLife since 2011 to strengthen the

Nepal Eye Bank, implemented by Tilganga.

SCREENINGHospital Based Screenings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235,907

Outreach ScreeningsHetauda Community Eye Hospital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73,007 Outreach Microsurgical Eye Clinics (OMECs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23,532Community Eye Centers (13 CECs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122,097Outreach Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218,636

Total Screenings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .454,543

SURGERYTilganga Hospital Based Surgeries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,654Outreach Surgeries

Hetauda Community Eye Hospital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,580Outreach Microsurgical Eye Clinics (OMECs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,547Outreach Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,835

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Building Local Capacity in Three RegionsHCP programs in India serve three eye care facilities

in West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Jammu Kashmir.

These surgical outreach and skills transfer programs

are implemented by the Tilganga Institute of

Ophthalmology’s international outreach team.

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Uttar Pradesh — Tilganga’s master trainer, Dr. Govinda Paudel, led two teams at the Kripalu Charity Eye Hospital in Mangarh and Vrindivan, Uttar Pradesh in March and October 2016. The March 2016 campaigns provided 1,208 cataract surgeries in 7 days and the October campaigns totaled 1,082 cataract surgeries. The total, 2,290 surgeries is a 34% increase over 2015.

West Bengal — HCP and Tilganga have worked with the Jamgon Kongtrul Eye Center (JKEC) in Kalimpong, Darjeeling District, India since 2004. HCP has provided equipment, outreach and training support over the past decade and Tilganga has provided ongoing clinical support. According to the hospital, in 2016 14,856 patients were screened, a 5% increase over 2015, and 917 received surgery, a 98% increase over 2015 surgical numbers.

Ladakh, India — Tilganga has been working in the remote Ladakh region of northern India since 2013. After a hiatus in 2015 due to the Nepalese earthquake, Tilganga was able to return to Ladakh in 2016 providing 272 cataract surgeries.

In 2016, HCP support resulted in 2,736 cataract surgeries and six high-volume surgical workshops.

Emphasis on TrainingIn 2016, the Bhutan Eye Care Program increased

its budget for training programs to greatly expand

opportunities for eye care personnel to receive

training. In 2016, 25 training opportunities were

offered compared to one training opportunity in

2015. This included 8 mid-level courses at Tilganga,

11 workshop participants, and 6 conference

attendees. Among the conference attendees, Dr.

Deki and Dr. Dechen Wangmo attended the 2016

AAO Conference in Chicago, Illinois in October,

participating in the glaucoma and pediatric sub-

specialty days, respectively.

BHUTAN HOSPITAL-BASED OUTREACH TOTAL

Screenings 142,509 17,716 160,225

Surgeries 1,967 504 2,471

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2016 Highlights

• In 2016, our partners in Bhutan performed 726 surgeries in outreach settings, a

56% increase over the 408 performed in 2015. They also conducted 22 outreach

campaigns, double the number in 2015.

• A draft National Eye Care Strategy was developed and should be finalized in 2017.



INDIA

Building Capacity through Training and Infrastructure Investments The Himalayan Cataract Project (HCP) works

in Myanmar, through its partnership with the

Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, to support

the Yangon Eye Hospital (YEH). HCP supports

surgical workshops that provide care and hands-on

skills transfer; training of YEH sub-specialists; and

procurement of sub-specialty and other infrastructure

investments through USAID’s American Schools

and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA) program.

• In November, HCP co-founder Dr. Sanduk Ruit led

a team from Tilganga in conducting two cataract

surgical campaigns, one at YEH and the other in

Phyu. Over the course of 10 days, the surgical team

provided 542 cataract surgeries. Skills transfer

took place during the campaigns as well, with 19

local ophthalmologists participating in surgery

and another 20 learning from observing.

March 2016 Myanmar

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• YEH provided 1,054 cataract surgeries through outreach as compared to the 704 in 2015, an almost 50%

increase within just 1 year. This shows a significant increase in the provision of eye care to individuals in

rural areas who would normally not travel to the tertiary hospital in Yangon for treatment.

• YEH ophthalmologist Dr. Wah Wah Lwin capped off her sub-specialty training with a retina observership

at the John A. Moran Eye Center at the University of Utah. Since the completion of her fellowship, YEH

has seen a 24.6% increase in annual retinal surgeries.

• HCP participated in the drafting of the first of its kind National Eye Health Plan in Myanmar in

collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Agency for the Prevention of

Blindness (IAPB), The Fred Hollows Foundation (FHF), The Helen Keller International (HKI), Myanmar’s

Ministry of Health and local stakeholders. Implementation of the plan will begin with a demographic

survey for which HCP has pledged to contribute roughly 10% of the budget.


Expanding Our ReachIn 2016, with support from HCP, our partners

increased their outreach cataract surgical numbers

by 41% over 2015. HCP is currently partnered with

10 institutions across Ethiopia and the Federal

Ministry of Health to provide high-quality, low-cost

cataract surgery to patients who otherwise have no

access to eye care services. Our goal is to expand

partnerships and increase outreach in a continued

effort to address the backlog of cataract blindness

in Ethiopia, estimated at 600,000.

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Young boy after receiving cataract surgery


USAID Child Blindness Program

HCP secured a grant from USAID’s Child Blindness Program to increase access to high-quality care

to children in Ethiopia through its partnership with Menelik II Hospital in Addis Ababa. Support

includes providing specialized training for the child eye health team and comprehensive eye care

service for 120 children.

Ethiopia Eye Bank

In 2016, the Eye Bank successfully collected 235 corneas for transplant. In April 2016, HCP sponsored an

in-country training of 8 cornea surgeons to learn new surgical techniques for performing corneal transplants

(DSEK). Since 2011, HCP has been working in partnership with the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, SightLife

and Orbis International to increase efficiency of the Eye Bank.

“ The Himalayan Cataract Project is doing excellent work in a developing country like Ethiopia in the prevention of avoidable blindness using direct high volume cataract surgical campaign, human power and infrastructure development. Training in Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus is one of the parts [needed for] reduction of childhood blindness and visual impairment.”

— DR. ADDISU WORKU Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia

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“ The training will advance my practice on the field, which will improve the quality of service I am providing in my field of specialty and my career. Now I am advanced to the level of fully trained and certified oculoplastic and reconstructive surgeon.” — DR. AEMERO ABATENAH, Oculoplastics Fellow

Focus on TrainingHCP provided 63 training opportunities for Ethiopian eye

care personnel. There was a significant increase in hands-

on surgical workshops conducted by visiting HCP volunteer

ophthalmologists and master trainers from our flagship training

partner in Nepal, the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology.

One highlight was a Train-the-Trainer (TOT) course for 10

Ophthalmic Nurses from Ethiopia by two of Tilganga’s senior

nurses. These 10 nurses will conduct similar courses in Ethiopia.

Other successful hospital based training workshops took

place in country in the following specialties: Corneal Surgery,

Glaucoma, Oculoplastics, and Phacoemulsification surgery.

HCP also expanded observership opportunities for Ethiopian

ophthalmologists and residents by adding new academic

partners at Tel Aviv University and Emory University.


AFRICA GHANAKATH Eye Center Increases CareKomfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Eye Center

(KATH), HCP’s main partner in Ghana, has steadily

been increasing its capacity since the opening of the

new eye care unit in February 2014. This includes

both provision of care at the center as well as

expansion of outreach care across Ghana to reach

those who would otherwise go without treatment.

In 2016, KATH provided:

• Eye screening and comprehensive care services for

over 50,000 people.

• 1,087 hospital-based surgeries and 1,337 surgeries

through outreach efforts, which represents a 38%

increase over 2015 in the total number of surgeries

provided.

• More than double the number of outreach

cataract surgeries provided during 5 surgical

campaigns organized by the KATH team in

Goaso, Samreboi, Keta, Aburi, and Jetiase.

• 11 corneal transplants with tissue supplied by

SightLife.

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Training & Infrastructure Highlights

• In-country training opportunities included a cornea

workshop led by HCP co-founder Dr. Geoff Tabin

and pediatric and glaucoma workshops led by our

affiliated ophthalmologists from Orbis and the

Moran Eye Center.

• HCP convened a Partner Collaboration Meeting in

October between KATH, Korle Bu, Tamale and OEU

regarding Residency Rotations to increase exposure

to surgical skills.

• In partnership with USAID’s American Schools and

Hospitals Abroad (ASHA) program, HCP expanded

the distribution of the 20 kW solar power system

installed at KATH Eye Center in 2014 to cover

a larger proportion of the facility, including all

operating and consultation rooms.

Expanding Partnerships in Ghana In addition to our three partner hospitals, HCP has

been working to expand partnerships within Ghana

to achieve greater reach throughout the country.

• Dr. Simon from Tamale Teaching Hospital

conducted monthly “Saturday Surgery” outreach

events in neighboring villages in the Northern

Region, yielding 298 cataract surgeries. A new Leica microscope with teaching components was purchased

to support resident rotations and just arrived.

• Operation EyeSight Universal (OEU) performed 1,078 surgeries, including 801 cataract surgeries, through

six surgical interventions with support from HCP.

• HCP agreed to support training of ophthalmic personnel, increased outreach efforts and infrastructure

investments at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.

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Rwanda Dr. Tabin worked with former HCP trainee Dr.

John Nkurikiye and Dr. Ciku Mathenge of the

Rwanda International Institute of Ophthalmology

at an outreach in Gisenyi, Rwanda, where they

provided 153 cataract surgeries. Almost all of the

patients treated were totally blind prior to the

surgery, as there is no ophthalmologist in this

region of the country.

HCP and Dr. Nkurikiye have a long history

together. Dr. Nkurikiye’s participated in an HCP-

supported cornea fellowship in India, Nepal and

the US in 2007 while Dr. Tabin travels frequently

to Rwanda to work with Dr. Nkurikiye, lecturing

and participating in cornea and cataract clinics.

Kenya During his time in Kenya, Dr. Tabin worked with Dr.

Dan Kiage, glaucoma specialist and Medical Director

and Founder of Innovation Eye Centre. Together,

they were able to provide 101 cataract surgeries as

well as corneal transplant surgeries. Innovation Eye

Center is located in Kisii in central Kenya and is

committed to providing state of the art care to the

poorest of the poor.

“ There is nothing more exciting or satisfying than restoring sight, the smile on the first day after the operation is priceless.” — DR. JOHN NKURIKIYE, HCP Fellow

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TECHNOLOGY & PROCUREMENTHCP procured more than $3.46 million in

ophthalmic equipment and supplies for

programs in 19 countries. Funding from HCP

supporters helps to ensure that dependable

equipment and materials are available where

and when needed.

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TRAINING

SUB-SPECIALTY FELLOWSHIPSSpecialized Training Opportunities for Ophthalmologists


In 2016, 15 ophthalmologists participated in both hands-

on trainings and observerships as part of ophthalmology

sub-specialty fellowships in pediatrics, cornea, retina,

glaucoma and oculoplastics (compared to 12 in 2015).

Training opportunities ranged from one week to one year

and took place in the U.S., Asia and Africa.

Three ophthalmologists completed their fellowships

this year: Dr. Meseret Ejigu and Dr. Aemero Abatenah

of Ethiopia in Oculoplastics and Dr. Wah Wah Lwin of

Myanmar in Retina. This is a great accomplishment, as full

fellowships require a 9-18 month commitment and are not

widely available for ophthalmologists from sub-Saharan

Africa. Many times, full fellowships are pieced together

through a combination of hands-on training at HCP’s

flagship partner, the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology;

observerships at world class training institutions in the

U.S.; and in-country workshops led by HCP Affiliated

Ophthalmologists. It is our goal to continue to increase

the number of fellowships that we can offer to our partner

ophthalmologists so they can go on to provide high quality

sub-specialty care for their patients.Dr. Paul Bernstein of the John A. Moran Eye Center with Dr. Wah Wah Lwin of Yangon Eye Hospital.


SUB-SPECIALTY FELLOWSHIPS

TRAINEE HOME COUNTRY HOME INSTITUTION TYPE OF TRAINING TRAINING LOCATION

Dr . Dawit Gidey Ethiopia Arbaminch General Hospital Cornea Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Akwasi Ahmed Ghana Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Retina Moran Eye Center, University of Utah

Dr . Mandefro Sintayehu Ethiopia Bisidimo General Hospital Pediatrics Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Dzifa Ofori-Adjei Ghana Korle Bu Teaching Hospital Pediatrics Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital

Dr . Ejigu Meseret Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Oculoplastics Menelik II Hospital

Dr . Zelalem Gizechew Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Pediatrics Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Rojeeta Parajuli Nepal Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Pediatrics Storm Eye Institute

Dr . Narayani Bhattarai Nepal Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Cornea Valley Medical Center, Seattle/ SightLife/Medical Eye Center, Oregon/ University of Nebraska Medical Center, Nebraska

Dr . Aemero Abatenah Ethiopia Jimma University Oculoplastics Emory University

Dr . Sisay Bekele Ethiopia Jimma University Retina Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Zelalem Eshetu Ethiopia Ministry of Health Glaucoma Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Addisu Worku Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Pediatrics Casey Eye Institute

Dr . Vera Essuman Ghana Korle Bu Teaching Hospital Pediatric Glaucoma Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital

Dr . Wah Wah Lwin Myanmar Yangon Eye Hospital Retina Moran Eye Center, University of Utah

Dr . Eric Hansen USA Moran Eye Center, University of Utah International Ophthalmology Multiple Locations (Nepal, India, Ethiopia, Ghana and Zimbabwe)


HCP provides training opportunities to ophthalmic personnel at all levels (including

ophthalmologists, nurses, optometrists, and community health workers, among

others), each of whom is integral to the development of an efficient and sustainable

eye care system. In 2016, eye care professionals benefitted from 45 short-term

exposure training opportunities, which involve intensive instruction in a particular

field of study, in the U.S., Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.

TRAINING

SHORT-TERM TRAINING for Ophthalmic Personnel at All Levels


OPHTHALMOLOGISTS

Dr . Wanjiku Mathenge Rwanda Rwanda International Institute of Ophthalmology Retina Moran Eye Center, University of Utah

Dr . John Nkurikiye Rwanda Rwanda International Institute of Ophthalmology Cornea Moran Eye Center, University of Utah

Dr . Tilikal Sebele Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Oculoplastics Menelik II Hospital

Dr . Nathaniel Blessing USA Bascom Palmer Oculoplastics Menelik II Hospital/Jimma University

Dr . Dechen Wangmo Bhutan JDWNRH Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Jafar Ababora Ethiopia Jimma University Phacoemulsification Jimma University

Dr . Aemero Abatenah Ethiopia Jimma University Phacoemulsification Jimma University

Dr . Tsedeke Asaminew Ethiopia Jimma University Phacoemulsification Jimma University

Dr . Sisay Bekele Ethiopia Jimma University Phacoemulsification Jimma University

Dr . Sandhya Swami India Jagadguru Kripalu Chikitsalaya Barsana Phacoemulsification/SICS Vrindivan, India

Dr . Kumale Tolesa Ethiopia Jimma University Phacoemulsification Jimma University

Dr . Chungla Bali Bhutan BHUI Refraction Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Bhakti Maya Bhutan Phuntsholing Hospital Refraction Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Jewel Sandy USA University of Oklahoma SICS Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr . Malita Amataya Nepal Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology


SHORT-TERM TRAINING


MID-LEVEL OPHTHALMIC PERSONNEL

Jessica Adinkrah Ghana Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Ophthalmic Nursing Accra

Sr . Merriam Ghana Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Ophthalmic Nursing Accra

Marta Abeba Ethiopia Bisidimo General Hospital SICS Theater Nursing Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Munira Yusuf Ethiopia Bisidimo General Hospital SICS Theater Nursing Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Sonom Dorji Bhutan CRRH Diagnostics Procedure Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Tshewang Ugyen Bhutan CRRH Diagnostics Procedure Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Pema Zangmo Bhutan JDWNRH Phacoemulsification Assistant Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Ms . Kinley Bhutan JDWNRH Vitreo-retinal Assistant Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Thukten Tshering Bhutan JDWNRH Glaucoma Assistant Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Elizabeth Mensah-Ansah Ghana Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Ophthalmic Nursing Moran Eye Center

Esther Bortey Ghana Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Ophthalmic Nursing Moran Eye Center

Zeritu Bachore Ethiopia Durame Theater Nurse Training Arbaminch General Hospital

Sosina Bezabeh Ethiopia St . Pauls Hospital Theater Nurse Training Arbaminch General Hospital

Abinet Derese Ethiopia St Pauls Hospital Theater Nurse Training Arbaminch General Hospital

Mulunesh Sawo Ethiopia Hosanna University Theater Nurse Training Arbaminch General Hospital

Habiba Sultan Ethiopia Arbaminch General Hospital Theater Nurse Training Arbaminch General Hospital

Vida Boateng Ghana Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Oculoplastics Nurse Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Sarita Poudel Nepal Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Ophthalmic Nurse Moran Eye Center

Kidist Baruda Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Low Vision/Orthoptics Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology


“ I would like to express my deep appreciation to Himalayan Cataract Project for arranging and supporting my training and TIO, Duke University and Emory University for hosting me in their training institution. I would like to thank my mentors (Rohit Saiju, Ben Limbu, Julie Woodward, Michael Richard, Brent Hayek, Anya Gushchin and Meseret Ejigu) for their intensive teaching, mentoring and advising during the training period to equip me with the standard knowledge and skill needed for the discipline.” — DR. AEMERO ABATENAH, JIMMA UNIVERSITY, ETHIOPIA


Tewodros Geleta Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Phacoemulsification Theater Nurse Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Likimwork Tenfe Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Phacoemulsification Theater Nurse Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Liat Weldu Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital SICS Theater Nurse Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Bereket Worku Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Ocularist Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Curtis Addai Ghana Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Outreach Management Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Samuel Asare Ghana Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Outreach Management Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Mulu Werede Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital Outreach Management Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Deepak Khanal Nepal Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Leadership & People Management Sri Lanka

Shanti Bajracharya Nepal Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Injection Control Kochi, India

Umesh Shrestha Nepal Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Financials and Accounting Bangkok, Thailand

Ramchandra Khanal Nepal Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Acquisition and Restructuring IMI, India

SHORT-TERM TRAINING


TRAINING

RESIDENCY SUPPORT

RESIDENT HOME INSTITUTION LOCATION OF EXCHANGE

Dr . Daniel Getenah Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Yohannes Agapi Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Tesfalem Hagos Gondar University, Ethiopia Tel Aviv, Israel

Dr . Almaz Kefey Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Debre Birhan, Ethiopia

Dr . Sara Abebaw Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Mekdes Merid Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Caroline Cromelin Emory University, USA Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Adam Jorgensen Moran Eye Center, USA Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Praneetha Thulsa Emory University, USA Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Seblewongel Eshetu Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Helen Sisay Gondar University, Ethiopia Tel Aviv, Israel

Dr . Mahlet Tsegaye Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Daniel Getenah Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Arbaminch General Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Beza Woube Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Building the Next Generation of Ophthalmologists HCP supports medical residents who specialize in the field of

Ophthalmology. Residents represent the future of eye health for

their countries and are vital to the establishment of sustainable

eye care systems. Residents learn within their training institutions

from HCP affiliated ophthalmologists who provide lectures and

hands-on surgical training often through outreach surgical events

at other implementing partner sites. Residents also rotate at other

training institutions to gain experience in a variety of clinical and

surgical environments not currently available.

There were two new developments in 2016 to help strengthen

residency training. The first was a grant from the ASCRS

Foundation for the establishment of designated Residency

Program Coordinators at the six teaching institutions in Ethiopia.

Related to this, HCP has committed to supporting Basic Exams,

offered by the International Council of Ophthalmology, for

residents from three countries in order to assess and monitor

ophthalmic education. HCP’s goal is to raise the quality of

ophthalmic teaching in our partner countries equal to what is

offered at the finest teaching institution in the United States.

RESIDENT COUNTRY OF ORIGIN LOCATION OF TRAINING

Dr . Haftamu Assefa Tigray Region, Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Daniel Getenah Tigray Region, Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia

Dr . Almaz Kefey Tigray Region, Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital, Ethiopia

RESIDENCY SUPPORT

RESIDENCY EXCHANGES


TRAINING

WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCESIn addition to sub-specialty fellowships and short-

term trainings, HCP sponsors attendance to various

conferences and workshops designed to improve

clinical skills and share knowledge on best practices

in ophthalmology. In 2016, HCP supported 65

individuals for participation in conferences and

workshops.

1 Asia Cornea and Contact Lens Conference Hong Kong, China April 28-29, 2016

2 ICO Residency Program Directors Course Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, Kathmandu, Nepal June 24-25, 2016

3 National Optometry Workshop Quiha Zonal Hospital, Tigray, Ethiopia July 18-22, 2016

4 Global Action Plan Conference Bogor, Indonesia July 19-21, 2016

5 Training of Trainers Workshop (led by Nepali Master Trainers) Menelik II Hospital/Addis Ababa University August 3-12, 2017

6 Workshop on Primary Eye Care Bangkok, Thailand September 17-21, 2016

7 American Academy of Ophthalmology Conference Chicago, Illinois, U .S . October 14-19, 2016

AAPOS Conference Vancouver, Canada & Jaipur, India April 2-6 & December 2-4, 2016

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HCP Volunteer Faculty Exchanges form the

backbone of HCP training programs. In 2016,

49 weeks of critical teaching and mentoring

were provided at our implementing partner

institutions in Nepal, Ethiopia, Rwanda,

Kenya, Ghana and India.

VOLUNTEER HOME INSTITUTE COUNTRY VISITED SPECIALTY

Dr . Sam Cady Maine Eye Center Ethiopia Cataract

Dr . Nathaniel Blessing Northwest Health Ethiopia Oculoplastics

Dr . Michael Richard Neigel Center for Cosmetic & Laser Surgery Ethiopia Oculoplastics

Dr . Caroline Cromelen Emory University Ethiopia Cataract

Dr . Praneetha Thulasi Emory University Ethiopia Cataract

Dr . Geoffrey Tabin Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Ghana, Ethiopia, Nepal, Kenya, Rwanda, India Cataract & Cornea

Dr . Adam Jorgensen Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Ethiopia Cataract

Dr . Michael Brush Kaiser Permanente of Washington Ethiopia Phacoemulsification

Dr . Scott Lawrence University of North Carolina Ethiopia Glaucoma

Dr . Matt Oliva Medical Eye Center Ethiopia Cornea & Cataract

Dr . Michael Feilmeier University of Nebraska Medical Center Ethiopia Cornea & Cataract

Dr . Anya Gushchin John H . Stroger Hospital Ethiopia Oculoplastics

Dr . Eric Hansen HCP International Fellow Nepal, Ghana, Ethiopia Cataract

Dr . Erin Lally Carey Vision Medical Group Ethiopia Medical Retina

Dr . John Welling Medical Eye Center Ghana Cataract

Dr . John Pajka Pajka Eye Center Ghana Cataract

Dr . Alan Crandall Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Ghana Glaucoma

Dr . Roger Furlong Rocky Mountain Eye Center Ghana Glaucoma

Dr . Zvi Kresch Kellogg Eye Center, University of Michigan Ethiopia Cataract

Dr . Robert Hoffman Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Nepal Pediatrics

Dr . Paul Bernstein Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Ethiopia Retina

Dr . James Zimmerman Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Ethiopia Cataract

TRAINING

VOLUNTEER FACULTY EXCHANGES


VICEThe Emmy -winning television series VICE on HBO featured HCP in a compelling segment titled “Beating Blindness,” hosted by VICE correspondent Isobel Yeung in February 2016. In this piece, Yeung traveled to Harar, Ethiopia for a cataract outreach campaign where she shadowed HCP Board Member, Dr. Matt Oliva and a surgical team as they performed nearly 700 surgeries over the course of a week.

USAID FRONTLINES ARTICLE In the November/December 2016 edition of FrontLines, the news publication of the U.S. Agency for International Development, the work of the Himalayan Cataract Project was featured in an article titled, “How to Start a Medical Revolution.” This piece highlighted our long-term partnership with USAID/ASHA and their support to help us strengthen eye care in Nepal, Ghana and Myanmar.

IN THE NEWS

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WWW .CUREBLINDNESS .ORG/NEWSto keep up to date on the latest news and to

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Matt Oliva & Isobel Yeung of HBO VICE in Ethiopia

NEW YORK TIMESThe New York Times mentioned HCP again in an Op-ed piece by Nicholas Kristof where Kristof revisited his time with HCP Co-founder, Dr. Sanduk Ruit. The article, The Best News You Don’t Know, highlighted progress in the developing world in September of 2016.

The Statement of Financial Position and the Statement of Activities for the Year ended December

31, 2016 have been drawn from audited financial statements. To obtain copies of the complete 2016

audited financial statements, please contact us at [email protected].

FINANCIALS

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONDECEMBER 31, 2016

CURRENT LIABILITIESAccounts Payable $446,030 Deferred Revenue 322,955 Total Liabilities 768,985 NET ASSETSUnrestricted Designated (see sidebar) 5,164,754Undesignated 3,329,904 Total Unrestricted 8,494,658Temporarily Restricted 330,089 Total Net Assets 8,824,747

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $9,593,732

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETSCash and Equivalents $3,940,704Investments 3,871,973Receivables 1,052,632Prepaid Expenses 13,475Inventory 453,584Deposits on Equipment and Consumables 256,941Security Deposits 1,950 Total Current Assets 9,591,259 NONCURRENT ASSETSProperty and Equipment Net of Accumulated Depreciation 2,473 Total Noncurrent Assets 2,473

TOTAL ASSETS $9,593,732

ASSETS

Designated Net AssetsThe designated net assets of HCP consist of the following:

ENDOWMENT $3,370,165To ultimately support administrative and unusual expenses.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING FUND $237,221To support training and education with academic partners.

CONTIGENCY FUND $1,557,368To ensure uninterrupted continuation of programmatic and administrative operations in the event of an unanticipated disruption of planned and anticipated funding sources.

TOTAL $5,164,754


2016 ANNUAL REPORT

CURRENT LIABILITIESAccounts Payable $446,030 Deferred Revenue 322,955 Total Liabilities 768,985 NET ASSETSUnrestricted Designated (see sidebar) 5,164,754Undesignated 3,329,904 Total Unrestricted 8,494,658Temporarily Restricted 330,089 Total Net Assets 8,824,747

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $9,593,732

REVENUEFederal Grants $544,010 $ – $544,010Foundation and Other Grants 765,000 765,000Contributions 4,683,738 201,167 4,884,905Investment Income 294,451 0 294,451Procurement Program Revenue 309,008 0 309,008Net Assets Released from Restriction 228,168 (228,168) – Total Revenue $6,824,375 ($27,001) $6,797,374

EXPENSESProgram Services:Eye Care and Education 5,737,698 0 5,737,698 Total Program Services 5,737,698 0 5,737,698

Support Services:Management and General 585,626 0 585,626Fundraising 487,237 0 487,237 Total Support Services 1,072,863 0 1,072,863 Total Expenses $6,810,561 $0 $6,810,561

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 13,814 (27,001) (13,187)NET ASSETS: BEGINNING OF YEAR 8,480,844 357,090 8,837,934NET ASSETS: END OF YEAR $8,494,658 $330,089 $8,824,747

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESFOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

TEMPORARILY UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL

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FINANCIALS

FINANCIALS

REVENUE AND EXPENSES FY 2016

PROGRAM EXPENSE BY REGIONHIMALAYAS: 31%SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: 59%OTHER: 10%

EXPENSE ALLOCATION

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CONTRIBUTIONS REVENUE BY SOURCE

A: Individuals 58% $3,591,174B: Foundations 12% $755,000C: Government 9% $554,010D: Gifts in Kind 21% $1,293,732 Total: 100% $6,193,916

A: Program 85% $5,768,881B: Mgmt. & General 9% $589,624C: Fundraising 6% $452,056 Total: 100% $6,810,561

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IN-KIND SUPPORTThe generous financial support of HCP’s

donors is enhanced by the invaluable services of

volunteers who share their time and expertise, as

well as businesses, organizations and individuals

that provide equipment, consumables and

goods for our work. The medical volunteers

assist in our educational programs, teaching the

next generation of ophthalmologists from the

developing world. The non-medical volunteers

share their special expertise and promote the

organization.

The Himalayan Cataract Project greatly

appreciates the generosity of the following

businesses, organizations and individuals that

contributed in-kind support, totaling more

than $800,000.

EQUIPMENT, CONSUMABLES AND GOODS AlconAmerican Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery FoundationBlack DiamondCareFusion

NON-MEDICAL SERVICES Michael AmendoliaKen FisherAce KvaleMarie LemonierDr . Karina OlianiEric PerlmanKeith Shirley

MEDICAL SERVICES

Dr . Sam CadyDr . Nathaniel BlessingDr . Michael RichardDr . Caroline CromelenDr . Praneetha ThulasiDr . Geoffrey TabinDr . Adam JorgensenDr . Michael BrushDr . Scott LawrenceDr . Matt OlivaDr . Michael FeilmeierDr . Anya GushchinDr . Eric HansenDr . Erin Lally

Dr . John WellingDr . John PajkaDr . Alan CrandallDr . Roger FurlongDr . Zvi KreschDr . Robert HoffmanDr . Paul BernsteinDr . James Zimmerman

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2016

CONTRIBUTIONS

$500,000+United States Agency for the International Development (USAID) Division of American

Schools and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA)Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Nancy Allison Perkins Foundation

$100,000–$499,999The Barbara Adams TrustAlex ChappleThe Estate of Patricia L. WarrenLavelle Fund for the Blind, Inc.Luanne Lemmer and Eric VeachGordon and Betty MooreThomas and Ancella ToldrianUnion Theological Seminary in the City of New York

$50,000–$99,999The Berkson Walisever Charitable Foundation Inc.Freeman FoundationThe Nick Simons Foundation

$25,000–$49,999David and Patricia GraysonThe Jena and Michael King FoundationPeggy & Steve Fossett FoundationThe Scoob Trust FoundationMr. Steve StrongThe Wendy Klodt Revocable Trust

$10,000–$24,999The Altschul FoundationSean and Elizabeth CarneyTom and Christina Cavin

The Himalayan Cataract Project extends our sincere gratitude to the many individuals, foundations,

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Badal Choudhari and Reena AbrolJeffrey and Cheryl ClarkMarie L. ErnstThe Fiddlehead FundTimothy and Amy GuthArt and Joanne HallHealthy Vision Association Charity FundAnne JohnsonThe Keeler Lift Up the Hands FundCelia KellerLavalette Holding CorporationMary J. MellonDouglas MillerMatthew Oliva and Davis WilkinsSteve and Jan OlivaJohn PajkaRonald and Carol PerkinsThe Randi and Clifford Lane Foundation, IncorporatedPaul Schwartz and Daphne PetriMo and Jen SiegelSymantecGeoff TabinTroper Wojcicki FoundationUniversity of Nebraska Medical CenterWarburg Pincus Foundation

$5,000–$9,999Maggy Ananian-CooperMelinda and Gregor AndradeAleah and Robert ArundaleAyudar FoundationJack BalosDavid BarryWilliam BenchBill and Melinda Gates FoundationAlexandria BonillaByrne FamilyAnne M. ClarkAnne Coughlan and Charles JamesonMichael and Carol DonovanEmanuel SchoolEthel Kennedy FoundationRoxane GooginKate GreggHackettstown Rotary FoundationHelen G. Hauben FoundationRichard and Mary HinnenkampHelen HoHull Family FoundationKaren JohnsonKayne Anderson Capital Advisors FoundationKeck Medicine of USCAmit LalThe Lincoln Charitable Fund

Loyola University Health SystemMedical Assistance FundMGN Family FoundationMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramDiane MonicoNikey Donor Advised Fund of the Jewish Federation of

Greater PittsburghBadri RamanathanR.T. RamsayRobert J. Schneider Charitable FundKeith RudmanRuth Lepson Charitable FoundationRichard and Sheila SchlesingerJon SchotzMarieke ShuklaChelsie and Luke SpencerTodd W. Hoffman FoundationVan der Wansem FoundationBret Wiener

$1,000–$4,999Jay AdamsAetna FoundationAIG Charitable GivingThe Alexander Family Charitable Giving Fund

Bella AlmarioAmerican Tower CorporationEllen and Richard AndersonThe Ann Parkin and Jody Rasch Charitable FundMarcelle ArakArkay FoundationSudhanshu AryaAugustana Lutheran Church FoundationNancy and Charles AylingMarilyn BarkerJanet Barrall and Tracy PrescottThompson BartonKim BayMike BehnkeRona BennettB.E. Bergesen IIIScott and Laura BermanPaul and Ann BernsteinWilliam and Annette BickersJohn and Elvisa BlancoBlavatnik Family FoundationAJ Bocchino and Phoebe WashburnMarcy BordeauxJ.L. BoylanPeggy BraileLorethia Brown and Elbert DeanRoss and Julia BrunerMichael and AJ BrushKathy and Kevin Buck

Paul and Shannon BurkePatty CabotCaine Family FoundationAlan and Sharon CalkinsMarianne Carrere and Warren JohnsonJames E. CarterDiane Cedarleaf and Jean-Michel PavySuresh ChandrasekaranBarbara ChapmanDavid ChizekClayton ChrismanJohn ChristiansonKevin and Chin-Yin Hsu ChungClarity Design, Inc.Donald ClarkeJo Ann L. ClutterRonald ColemanMary Ann CondonEdward A. CorcoranCraig CorriganGeoffrey and Eileen CowellJohn and Bonnie CrawfordAlberto CruzLiese A. DallbaumanDalton Family FoundationThe Daniel Woods Charitable FundJack DaryananiDavid and Peggy Tanner Philanthropic Fund of the


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Jewish Communal FundDeborah DePaoliDavid DeRoseRobert deRothschildReena DesaiSatish and Kalpna DesaiDevon Creek FoundationJohn DidierGisela DigginsThomas W. DonnellyPeg DonnetJohn DoughertyDr. Robert H. Shipley Charitable TrustGlenn DucatThea DuellBrian EggertDominic and Melissa EisingerEileen ElliottEstate of Paula Needs GlazierJohn EwenLong Sheng FanStephen FeinGary and Sandy FencikKathleen FergusonTim L. FlanaganGregg and Stephanie FortnerAnna FrazierRoger M. FriedbergRoger and Heidi FurlongGloria and Bob GerySameer Ghai

Tony and Sejal GhodadraKen and Nancy GilliganThe Goff Gift FundGoogle Matching Gifts ProgramAdrienne GravesGreen Heron Fund of the Community Foundation of Collier CountyJohn and Bonnie GreerPat GressKaren GriesPaul GronerHahn Family Charitable FundStewart and Emily HalpernHarold J. Belkin FoundationHarrison Charitable FundJob Heintz and Cristina PellechioPamela HeintzJanet HignettRobert HoffmanKevin HooperBrooke HornAndrew and Julia HoseaGordon HowardDallas HudgensCasey and Vanessa HusarIBM Employee Services CenterIntel OrganizationIra J. Kaufman Family FoundationGil Irani

Nancy and Jesse IshikawaCraig and Nancy JacobsThomas JacobsonHolly JacobsonR. Whitby JarvisJohn P. JeunnetteJhamandas Watumull FundAziz JiwaniJohn A. Rodger Jr. Foundation, Inc.John KernickPaul and Vera JorizzoKristi A. JoyceWilliam KalushRobert and Virginia KaneSagar KarandeJoseph KartheiserLawrence and Evelyn KendraCarla KesslerThomas Kirk, Jr.Philip KleinMari KoernerMarla A. KoesterJudy KohSeth KrawitzMr. and Mrs. Edward KritzmanJacob KupfermanFarzin LalezariJulie LamptonPaul and Linda LewisHarvey A. LincoffEmily Lobatto

Ian LopatinGeorge LoweMr. and Mrs. Douglas MaasChristopher MacekMary MacGregorThe Mary A. Harris FoundationLisa MasonRobert May and Rosemary O’ConnellRobert MayerAnn and Jon McGeeFrancis McKennaDiana McPhetresKatherine MenardMenzin Family FundLoren J. MerrimanDavid MeulmesterJoseph and Randi MichalskyMickelson Family FoundationMark MilanoMillennium Pharmaceuticals Matching Gift ProgramChirag MiraniJeff ModisettRonald MorrisonThe MountaineerCourtney MullinRichard and Lynda MurphyDavid C. MurraySteven R. MurrayClarence W. MyroldPhilip Najm

Srivathsan NarasimhanAlex NasonFrank M. NedzaNew England Institute of TechnologyMei Mui NgThe Ng Demoreuille Gift AccountHung NguyenDonald NickelsonThomas NiederlClifford NivlingFoster D. NorthNorthern Highlands Regional High SchoolThe Northern Tahoe Sierra Limited PartnershipLiz NorthropJosh and Emily OlivaPanagiotis PapadopoulosPatrick Peterson and Shirley TsaiMatthew PetersonMichael PharrColin PhillipsJ Edson PintoPiper Family Fund of the Minneapolis FoundationHelen PlantePlastic Surgery ClinicsInara PlattAmeek Ponda

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Sheetal PrasadStephanie PucciMichael and Linda PurvisQuest Diagnotistics Matching Gift ProgramTaylor and Laura RaffieldMeera RaiKathy RasemanCarol ReesLouis and Kathy ReichardtMarjorie RelinMatt RenwickColin ReynoldsWilliam and Anne RideoutDavid RileyBarry RosenbergDebra and Lawrence RosenthalRoy and Roxanne RubinfeldCynthia RussellJohn and Karen RyanTimothy and Thalia SalazarGerard SchmitzTaylor and Kimberly SchollmaierAlan G. SchwartzJohn Sears and Cindy PowellDan SiegelJohn and Rose SimmonsSimons FoundationDiane Virginia SmithSmoke Rise FoundationStaci and Soctt McIntosh Charitable Fund

Carol StansfieldCarl and Holly SternJeff and Patricia StewartDonna and William StrattonDonna and Richard StrongTeamtrio FundMark and Karen TeearsCarmen TerzicVikas TewariValrie ThomasThomas Klitgaard and Kyle StaverSuzi TipaTJ Heyman/Jane McConnell FundLawrence and Lynn TornekErma and Lee TranterUniversity of Vermont Outing ClubVanderbilt Family FoundationJan VanharaCharles ViceCarol VoorheesDuy and Wendy VuTelford WalkerMark and Ellen WallaceWalter and Leona Schmitt Family FoundationLois WhitmanLawrence WiemanWilderness & Travel MedicineTim Wirth and Anne Stuhldreher

Yoke WongJ. Michael and Karen WoollenPeter and Hau Wynn KirbyGordon Xu

$100–$999Jean AaroLee AbelWilliam M. AbelsonAngie Abraham

Jack AbrahamDr. Sara AbramsonSamuel AbtAccel PartnersJohn AchesonMaureen L. AckleyAnnmarie AdamoArjun AdimariSarah AdlingtonAdobe CorporationEvelyn AdolpheDeborah Aguruso

Shahyan AhmadAdrian AkersThomas AlbonGuus AldersKyriakos AlexopoulosAlfred Benesch & CompanyHaitham AliHasnein AlidinaGraham AllenDr. Peter AllenRuthie AllisDr. Victor Alos

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Elaine AlquistThe Alsing Family Revocable TrustCharlotte AlterAlternaScriptAmazonSmile FoundationKatherine AmbellanKirsten AmesAmiksha Technologies IncShashirekha AmoganathanAmy AmuquandohGirish AndalkarBrian AndersonCarol AndersonCharles AndersonDonald AndersonHelene AndersonJeffrey AndersonRenee M. AndersonSam M. AndersonRonja AnderssonFrederick AndrewsRobert AndrewsFred AndrleMartin AngertConrad and Jenni AnkerPhyllis AnnettAnonymous Fund of the Jewish Communal FundAmira AoudjHelen AppellDr. Evan Appelman

AppleRob AranowTokunbo ArchieGlenn ArdizzoneEduardo ArgumedoDavid ArkinSarah ArkinDr. Betty ArmstrongPaul ArnoldShirley and Jonathan AsherJulia AslingSohail AsmalPearl AsperschlagerGuiti AssadiCraig AtchinsonWilliam AtchinsonPete AthansAtlantic TelevisionHoward AusdenKen and Leslie BaerNancy BagleyHarry BaileyJane and Steve BaileyAudra BairdOmkareshwar Rao BakarajuDeborah BakerAnand BalasubramanianGunther BaldaufBarbara and Franz-Karl BallsieperLiung and Da-Hsien BaoColin Barclay

Maureen and Irwin BardNancy L. BardoDeb BarloonBarnegat Monthly MeetingBryan BarnettGeraldine BarrGeraldine BarrJames BarrallMary BarrettThomas BarrettVanessa BarsantiJudith BartonWinston BartonEric Basha and Kim ThomasLamia BassimeGeorge BatavickDouglas BauerJim and DebbieAdriana Bazydloharold beachyMaureen BeamishRichard and Diane BeaudoinChris BebekMichelle BeckRobert BedickGilles BekaertDr. Joel BelascoRoberta BellLauren BenevichDr. Lisa & Jeff BennettAaron BenorBentall Kennedy US LP

Cynthia Benton-GronerSuzy BenzingerAlon BeressiGary Berg and Mary Ann Bochenek BergAndrew BerghDr. Daniel BergherLance and Ruth BergstromDr. Jeffrey BermanMarvin and Brigitte BermanPeter BermanStephanie BessKathleen BettisRobert and Susan BettisBeverly J. Sutton Charitable FundElizabeth BeyreisJonathan BhatiaMary Biebl YahnkeJohn BielefeldtPamela BiermanBrandon BildenSandip BiswasLorraine BlairJeremy and Yvonne BlakeKevin BlakeSeth and Leanne BlanchardMarco David Blanco SandovalKevin BlauchBonita BlazerGeoffrey BlighSteven and Melba Block

Howard BloomBrian and Angela BloomquistDavid BlumNancy L. BlumbergRichard BobbeConor BoeMarcus BoggisPenny BolenJudith BookerDr. Keith BooneCraig BorchardtVyacheslav BorodinBorra-Purdy Family FundRuan BothaVirginia BouzardRobert and Donna BowkerJason BoyceWendy BoydKathleen BoyleDr. Helen BozokyGary BradshawDarlyne BrattonDavid BrechtelCharles Brenner and Elise GrebeKathleen BreskiMaxwell BressmanDominic BrettBretzel.bizTim BrewtonMaureen BrightDean and Louise BriscoeLeslie and Susan Brisman


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Joanie BristolCarol BrodskyMitchell and Jean BrodskyGerald and Kristine BrooksPeter BrooksBarb BrownBarry BrownLynnda BrownRichard P. BrownShelia BrownJames BrowneSandra J. BruggemanWilliam BrundageJames BryanLaura BuchananNicholas Austin BuchananJohn & Stella BucholtzMilan BuhlerThomas BurchDonald BurdickBenita BurgosThomas BurkhardRonni BurnsDavid BurrowsVirgil and Allison BurseyThomas and Mary BurtonJan and Will ByronRay Cahnman and Susan BermanMaureen CaldwellEdward CaleStephen CallaghanDavid Callahan

Margaret CallahanCalvary Episcopal ChurchLisa CalvertDora CampbellKevin and Lauren CampbellErika Campos-BraithwaiteFabio CandoloCarolyn CannonMargaret CannonSusan CannonNathaniel CanterThe Capital Group Companies Charitable FoundationCardinal Health Inc. Matching Gift ProgramMarie CariannaAndi and Larry CarliniDavid and Rebekka CarlsonDean CarlsonHilary CarlsonJeff CarlsonPat and Frank CarneyArthur CarotaMartha CarpenterLee CarterNancy CascellaDr. Christopher CaseJane CasellaRobert CassidyRosemary CassidyCastle Bar ConstructionLinda Caverly

Tyler CerroMary ChalekStanley ChalvireLyn ChambersAnna ChanHoi Wan ChanJanet ChanSue ChanceDaniel ChandlerAlan ChangChaniaPamela Chapman

Flavel ChastainMounitra ChatterjiRuth ChauvinMan ChenYihua ChenDr. Richard G. Chenowethand Edward CherryXiao ChiJalpesh ChitaliaKristina ChoGeorge ChogyojiSean Choi

Sherlynn ChoiTong Seng ChongAmenda ChouFay ChouSook Hee ChoungDiane ChourJosephine ChristiansonMargaret and Michael ChuYu Kuen ChungMary ChurchAntonette CiccarelliAsker Cinar

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Charles ClaeysRoger and Pamela ClappJude ClapperDr. Virginia ClarkMichael ClarksonMichael ClassiClassic Curb Inc.Jamie Clearfield and Zvi KreschMaria Victoria ClementeLen D Clements II

Paul CoffinDaniel CohenJoseph CohenRuth CohenSarah CohenSusan CokerMargaret ColemanEric CollinsKathryn CombsCesar Comrie

Janet CondieMaribel and Vincent ConiglioneVincent ConnellyDennis and Bonnie ConnollyDorothea ConnollyKevin ConnollyKevin ConnollyDr. Elizabeth ConnorsCarol Conti-EntinThe Contin Family Gift Fund

Jill ContrerasJeff CookeChuck CooperDonald CooperCoppage Health and Education FundChristian CorreaSusan CorvoDeger Cotelioglu Linda CoverdaleWes CowleyEileen CoxEmily Crawford and Nolan BurkhouseJim M. CrawfordMichael CreaghSarah CreightonDavid CrislipTim and Shawn CriswellDr. Gino CrocettiJean CrockettStephen CroftRosemary CroninLarry CrowCrunch ConsultingJoseph CruzJames and Joyce CullenGeorgia CummingDana CummingsAbishi CunninghamRobert and Lynne CunninghamScott and Kathleen Cunningham

Debrah CurlDr. Kay CynamonMichaela CzerkiesJuliette DahlKyle DamkenDana Corn Donor Advised FundMani DandamudiAnna DaneggerNeeta DangSteven DankoRita DanksElizabeth DarrahRena DascalNeha DaveDavid and Rachel Duerkop Charitable FundJennifer DavidsonTamiko DaviesTrudie DaviesCorey DavisEmily DavisLisa DavisSteven DavisStuart DavisDenise De La HoussayeQuentin de MetzJosseline De Saint JustFrederick DearbornKenneth and Barbara Decker Scott DedeckerAmy deGrootMatthew Del Monaco

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Timothy DelaneyDell Employee Engagement FundChaz Della PortaClaudia DeMonteBarbara DentChris DeroethSalvador Anthony DesaAaron DeutschDenise DeVinnyMadhavendra DhakalPatrick DickHugh DickinsNancy DicksonBarbara DieckmanCarol DigardiDigital Vision, Inc.Jason DimmigRichard and Glenna DimmigPenelope DixonThe Dixon Family Charitable FundHong DoanCynthia DolanMark DornfeldDana DorsettTom DorseyMark DotyBridget DougalBrian DowlingJackton DownardMary Ann DowneyJoline Downey

Alicia DrelickElliot DriskoDiane DriverJulieth DuarteKiran DubhashiOdessa DuboseUmesh DudaneyRuth DudgeonThe Dunlap Charitable FundDonald and Susan DuranceChristine DurnanJyoti Duwadi and Barbara MatilskyGerald EastmanEDF Renewable EnergyEdison InternationalEleanor EdmondsonEdward J. Thompson TrustDeborah EhlenJessica EichelburgG. Thomas EilermanMichael EisenKenneth ElsteinLisa ElsworthCecilia ElyGiselle EncarnacionHoward EndeMike EngelhardAlan EnglerLauren EnsleyElliot EpsteinBarbara Erny

Roger ErvinBruce ErwayFrederick and Deborah EspositoDeborah EspyAmador EstradaNorman and Ginger EtkindStephen and Susan EvansGwen EvansDouglas EvansenLaude EverardMichael FaberMaureen FairbanksLeigh FaireyDomenic and Sheila FalconeKathleen FarrenPeter FarsonDiana FeigelesBrian FeinsteinDavid FeinsteinPaul FeldblumAlan FeldmanMr. and Mrs. Lawrence FeldmanDonald and Joanne FentonJustin Ferate and Johanna SterbinKendal FergusonWalter Ted FergusonRodney FergusonFrancis FerrantiLillian FerrettiBeatrice K. FerryEmily Fess

Raffaella FilipponiDeb FinchLois FinkelVerena FirpoMartha FischerDavid FittanteJohn FlaggDana FlaneginElizabeth FlanneryRobert FlatowSteven FlatowSandra FleekDavid FlemingKeith FlemingKristine FlugstadFluorKevin FlynnBrian and Nancy FlynnLinda FoldaJohn FolletteGary FoltzJerry FongSally FosterThe Fourth GentlemenCharlotte FoxLaura FoxJudy FoxDavid FragaHoward G. FranklinQuin FrazerGreg FrazierBonnie Frazier

Joe and Barbara FredrickOlga FreedmanLisa FreemanEvelyn FreyMaude FribourgGregory and Geraldine FrittsTom FritzDorothy FrommerFrontstreamMark FrybergerCarolyn FryeE. FuciniRobert T. FukumotoMargaret FullerElizabeth G. FultonJuli FurgesonBarbara J. GaddisSarah J. GaffGallery MAR, LLCSanjay GandhiVenelin GanevMark GardnerGartner Inc.Erin GarveyRick GastKevin GatelyConstantine GatosJoan and William GaughanBarbara GavinAmy GawuraGE FoundationHeather Geiger



Dereje GeletaJames and Diana GenovaCynthia and Joe GensheimerKatherine GeorgeStephen GeorgeWilliam GermanoAlan and Lita GevinsSusan GewinnerNancy K. GeyerRoham Gharegozlou

The Gibney Family FoundationDaniel R GibsonGiddings Times & NewsEli GiffordJames GilliamTyler GingrichGive with LibertyGlaxoSmithKline FoundationMichael GlowSandra K. Gnegy

Mark and Jennifer GobelEugene GoetzJack GogginAllan GoldsteinLarry GoldsteinBruce GoluskinLeon and Jennifer GolynskyJoseph GoodwinTeresa GoodwinMarilyn Goodwin

William Goodykoontz and Deborah HartRobert and Mae GordonLinda GouldHoward W. GraceCarol GrahamGraham Holdings Matching Gift ProgramCameron GrantKatherine GrassoSuzanne GraysonKarin GreenSusan GreensteinGreta Greer-KalmerTedi Grey OwlCarlyle GriffinJon GroufNancy GroveRobert GrundsteinGSG Support ServicesIrma GumuchdjianNicholas GuntherJerry GuraAnja GushchinGeorge GuthrieCharles and Sara HaagJeanette HadleyRichard HainLisa HallSusan Marie HallidayBart Halloran

Thomas HalperDonna HalperEdward HalpernJoy HamiltonHui Yi HanPeter and Kathryn HanasFrank HanchettZsuzsa HandDiego HandelRobert HandlerJoseph and Kathleen HanleyAnne M HansenFarhad HaqiqatSue HarburgDiana and Robert HardingJanet HardyDavid HardzinskiTom and Laura HardzinskiMary HardzinskiMarlene HaresignM.A. HarkinsHarold Widom FundSteven Harrison and Tina ChouRobert E. Harrist, Jr.Vaughn HartBabara HartBarbara HartSally HartmanVictoria HartnettToinette HartshorneJ. Casserly Haskell

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Phil HatzitheodorouCarol HauerRobert and Terry HauptmanPhil HayesPhyllis Hays-MartinBeth HazlettNancy HeavrinKathryn HeckendornKathleen HeffernaSteven HeggyKathleen E. HehnHerbert and Marcia HeintzCharles and Jutta HelmJohn HendersonAustin HendersonEdward Hendricks, Jr.Carmen HenriksonJoan HentgesJody Heriot DehartIrene HermanPenny HermanMickey HernandezVata HernandezÁngel Hernández MostajoHelaine and Peter HeydemannJennifer HeydemannJennifer HeymachPaulo HeymanAlan HeywoodKaren HickeyMary Hicklin

Julie A. HiebEva P. HigginsJanie HightowerMiles HildebrandWarren HillMarlene HillardJohn HilljeRobert HintonVu HoBrian HoErvin and Susan HoagJennifer HochmanKristin HockmanEric HoeIrene HoekHoel MediaRobert O. and Carolyn HoffmanKatherine HoffmanDennis HoganCheryl K. HollandBill HollandJohn HollarDavid HollenbachJean and Fred HollimanSuman HomeLeo and Alida HoogenboomJennifer HooverHelene and Thomas HopsonBerthold and Valerie HornEdward HornJohn Horner

Marlis HornungMelissa HortonConnie HotchkinWhitney HovenicBill HoweJerald and Jill HoweHP Company FoundationGary HsuGregory HsuChin-Yin and Kevin HsuSharon HuberJohn HuddlestonRosemarie HuertaDebra HughesHumble PieCharles HundertmarkBarbara HuntValerie HuntGeorge HuntleyJudith and Jock G. HuttonJames HuttonAllen and Myra HymanLinda IampagliaiD TechEkaterina IkhsanovaIllinois Tool Works FoundationMichael and Suzanne InglisJames IngramGary IrvingDavid and Terri IsonBarbara Isrow-Cohen

Ivan IvanovBetty JacksonJennifer and Gary JacksonR. JacobsLouis F. JacobsMandy JacobsSusan JacobsonKineret JaffeRajneesh and Shireen JaiswalTom and Mara Jambor

The James and Barbara Burgess Charitable FundJessica JamisonSteven JanasNancy Jane GrayThe Janet and Robert Weber Family FoundationRaida JarrarJC Epstein Fund of The Dallas Foundation

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JC RecordingEmily JefferiesGretchen JehleJohn JenkinsStephen and Katherine JenkinsEsther W. JenkinsBeth JenkinsValerie and James JenningsJoanne JensenMarilyn F. JensenWalter JewTheodore Jewell and Nancy O’BrienWard JewellSanjaya JhaBirgitte JobsonJohn & Patty Elstrott FundSarah and Jelando JohnsonPeter JohnsonDestiny JohnsonLanier JohnsonBertha JohnsonJan JohnsonJohnson And Johnson Matching Gifts ProgramZina JohnstonRandall JolinTom JonesEugene and Linda JonesLiz JonesFrank JonesKris Jones

Jennifer JonesJohanna JorizzoJeffrey JosephDeclan JoyceStephen JudgeMelissa JunLaura JuneDenise JuppeRahul KabraMarc and Theresa KahanRaj KalimuthuParesh KamatBarbara KaneMarie KangariLora KantorovichRiaz KapadiaVineet KarScott and Sheri KarasKarma ExchangeBertram KaronJeffrey B. KarpDuane KarrenAnna Kasprzak-HowardDavid KasputisZulfikar KassimRichard and Bonnie KatzmanJoan KearsleyThomas KellerJames and Amy KelleyRichard KellyJ. Hovey and Mary Ellen KempArlene Kendig

Carol KentJohn KentMatt KettleKhoiSan Adventures llcLarry KiddHeidi KieselsteinBurcu KilicJohn KimMi Hyun KimKei KimuraAlison R. KingMargaret KinkeadJames and Diane KinleyThomas KinnePam KitkoskiSuzanne KleinRegine KleinkeAlvin KlevorickBrian KlingBarbara KnightIris KnowlesAntje KochNeal KochDiane KodyAmit Vilas KohadMarion KokotCarole KolbSharon KomarowRobert and Kyung KooSherrry KoppelJeremy KorrJoe and Linda Kozak

Michael KozakMary KozakiewiczCharleen KramerDavid KramerLoretta KramerStefan KrasowskiCarol KrauseSteven KrauseCaroline KravitzSmitha KrishnamurthiRudy and Karen KristichKathryn KrogerPeter and Miriam KroonVenetia KudrleNitin KumarEllalahewage KumarasingheEric KurthHenry KuzmaKamying KwanHerve LabesseJoan LackeyMichelle LackoSylvia LagunaAnn LaibChristopher and Audrey LakinJames LambNevin LambertYannick LambrechtWilliam LandKatherine and Ralph LandryCathy A. LaneValerie Laney

Ileene LanierB. Joanne LapinsThe Lapres Family FundStephen J. LarimorePaul and Amber LarkinRuth LarsonEdward and Deirdre LasherScott and Betsy LassarEd LauferLaughing Moon ChocolatesGerhard LauleMilton LavinMr. and Mrs. Lawrence LawsonDonald LawtonGraham LazarWinston LazarCordellia LeEdward LeachJanet LeaderBarnabas LeeTerry LeeTiffany LeeMark LeeRobert LeeChristopher LeeJulianne LefkowitzLinda LehnertSandra LeistnerJeremy LeitchTracy LemosJennifer LenardsonJohn Lenox

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Philip LenoxEdward LesenThe Leukart Donor Advised FundLisa LeungLevenson-Adelman Charitable FundStefano LeviDavid LevinsonMonica LevyJulie LevyThe Lewin GroupMichael and Valerie LewisEileen LewisWilliam LewisSally LewisBobbi LewisEleanor LiMarvin Lieberman and Susan HershensonDenise LillyAmy LinNa LinRegina L. LinaresAnn LinderAndrew LittellLuping LiuZhanhao LiuCatherine LoganCarol LoganLean LohHenry Looby

Margot A. LoomisRoger LordJudith LosertLorrie LouderEllen LoveSusan LoveRobert and Gail LovemanMichele LovenduskiAlexander LoweJoseph LubyMark LudemanDiane LukasPalmer LundWarren LupelHarvey LutskeIrwin LutskyMartha LynchVimala MLesley MacCarthyErico MacedoDenise MacGregorIsobel MackintoshFiona MaclachlanNicole MacLarenBarbara W. MacleodSatish MadanJohn and Cynthia MaddenLynn and Eva MaddoxKaren MagidMichael MagnanPeter MagyarRohit Mahajan

Cherie MaharamJohn MahlmannMargaret MahoneyMaintenance and Restoration Services, IncJeanette MallRalph MalmquistLarisa MamayanRobert MangasarianNancy MangelManifested Glory Ministries Intnl.

Thomas ManningMichael and Amy MarantoDeena MargolisVijay MariadassouRon MarinoLouis G. MarkatosSteven and Rebecca MarksRobert MarsSusan MarshallDavid MarshallRoberta MartinThomas and Mary Lee Martin

Abigail MartinCandace MartineauDorothy MartinezPaul MasonPamela MasonRodger MastakoSusan MatthewsLorie MaurerThe Max Minsky and Florence Minsky Goldstein Family FdnPamela Ann MayallPeter Mayer

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Kate MayerDan MazanikMcBride Family & Aspen Business Center FoundationDanny and Pam McCallTim McCarthyDaniel McCartyJohn and Ann McCartyFran McClafferty

Lyn McCoy and Richard SzeliskiThomas McCullaLinda McCutcheonMichael McEndreeRoberta McGannJake McGavockDale McGinleyMichael McGowanJohn McGuire

Brendan and Allyson McGuirePatricia A. McGuireVirginia McGuireAndrew and Mary McInnesAngus McIntyreScott McKeeveMatthew McKennaMcKinsey & CoElspeth McLaughlin

Genevieve McNicolThomas McQueenDan McVeigh and Rebecca BaumannBrenda MeadowCarl MealhaCathy MedinaRichard MedvedSaurin MehtaMary A. MekoshMichael MellenMemorial Lutheran ChurchJudy MennonnaJohn MercierMerck FoundationChristine A. MeredithBeth MeshkeNancy Meyer-EmerickMaime MichaelMichael and Judith Sawyier Gift FundMichael and Ronnie Levine Philanthropic FundJudith MichalRebecca MichelPatricia A MickelsenJeanette MiddaughElizabeth MikeskaDonald MillerDon MillerDaniel MillerPatrick Miller

Harlan Barbara MillerDavid MillerJim MillerScott and Beth MinickMaria MirkovichTeri MitchellRiz MithaniMansoureh ModarresKenneth ModiAdam MontanaroLaurel MoodieGerald MoorePatricia MooreSylvia MooreKathleen MoranCathy MorattoHelen MoreiraBonny MorescoLeslie MorettiRuth and Stephen MorganLucy MorganMorgan Stanley GIFTMark and Alanna MorinMorning MinyanairsRose Ellen MorrellJames and Gail MorrillChristopher MorrisTom and Marti MoslenerThe Motter Family Charitable Fund of the InFaith

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Wanda MourningMrinal Shah and Mrudang ParekhMSL AssociatesSachin and Shraddha MudvariThe Muehter Family FundSarah MuellerKathleen MullenJessica MunosMarilee MurdockFred MurphyPolly MurphyAaron MurphyJohn and Anne MurphyKerry MushkinRobert MyersJessica NaclerioMary NadaVenu Kumar NalabothulaChaya NanavatiPeter NasethPatrick NaughtonMaximilliano NealonJoan M. NelsonLavant NesbittPaul and Pamela NessJanet NesseEmily NewickCatharine and Mason NewickMichael NewlandKarin and Roger NewmanKimberly Newton

Lan NguyenThang T. NguyenVan NguyenJonathan NickelChristos NicolaEileen NiemieraNika Shah LLCNikeCarol NinkovichSue NolkeJane NoonanDara L. NormanDave NortonBruce NorvellJeanette NostraTom and Dee O’BrienKathleen O’ConnellPatricia O’ConnorDeborah O’DellStephen and Denise O’DonnellMary O’LoneJames O’NeilTimothy O’NeillJoseph O’SullivanIlka OberstOh So GraphicGrant OliverShu Ren Sarah OngBoon Han OngOracle Corporation Matching GiftsGabriela Orendain

Adrienne OrlanFazil OsmanJoseph OsullivanRaisa Otero-CesarioUriah OttingErik and Leslie OwensEleanor OwensJohn OxtobyJames PaganacciJohn PainterAnn Marie PalladinoAlex PalmerPatricia PalmerIan PancerHarold and H. Lorraine PancieraRajesh PandeySaurangshu PandeyMary, Ann, Jem, and Martin PappasDonald PaquetRavikumar ParamasivamJuan C. PardoMartijn PardoelUrmi ParikhJared ParkerChris ParkerJared ParkerChandrakant ParkhaniGregory ParrJames ParsleyJoe PatelChetan Patel

Ghanshyam PatelSumitra PatelKalpesh PatelLouisa PatersonJohn PatrickJeffrey PatteeJay PaulAchintya PaulPaul and Louise Greenberg FundPaul E. Davison and Kathleen L. Lowden Charitable FundHelen PavilonisSarah PayanPayPal Giving FundLeslie PearlLawrence and Miranda PearsonWenzel PeikertPenguin Random HouseRichard and Frances PennDonald PeppardMary Adeline PepperRichard PerchLeslie PereiraPhilip PerlahKimberly PerryLeland PerryLeah PeskinJoAnn PeterThe Peter D. Rosenbaum FoundationPeter Joseph EnterprisesJohn Peterman III

Lisa PetersonTim M. PetrickClaudia PetrieGeorge and Anne PettyPetty Family FundJoseph PfendtPfizer Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramSteve PhamToan PhanLisbet PhillipsEtienne PhippsSupaporn PhunpiboonPhyllis T. Gelfman Revocable TrustPhelan PiehotaSeth PierrepontJoe and Mary PigmanBipin PillaiJohn PimentalMurthy PinniHallie PinsonCarol PitkinWilliam PittsCeleste PlassmanMichael PlevyakBalbina PlotkinKathryn PlountLawrence and Rachel PollackJames PollockEric PooleMichael and Sally Pope


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Nancy PopiolekPort Island RealtyJerry PorzemskyBruce PosnerAlan PosnerJeanne PozyPrabhu Charitable FundEmma Angelica PraggastisDeborah PrattMelissa PreddyDavid PreeferAnne PressmanEmily PresterBrian PrestonSharron PrestonShauna PrewittAnn PriceDerek PriceGerald and Donna PriceThe Priscilla and Steven August FoundationJustine PujoBhaskar PulikalRuth PurcellGregory PykeShirley QanSajjad QaziTracey QuachKim QuachDorothy QuateAlisa QuinnLeon Rabinowitz

D Randy RadcliffeBryan RadcliffeBlair RajamakiKhannan and Janani RajappanDavid and Judy RamaMary RamniceanuTara RanaRobert and Bernadine RandlettJohn RandolphDeborah RasmussenClaire RaviJane RaymondBonnie and Peter ReaganRavindranath and Lalitha ReddyRedScare MediaTeri ReedFrances ReedyMolly ReichElizabeth ReidyJames ReinhardtNaaz RejoubRemote Pty LtdSarah RendoMark and Diane RenzTanya RepkaSimon and Cindy RheeJennifer RhodesKevin RiceK. Monet Rice-JallohMary M. RichardsV. Elaine RichardsMr. and Mrs. Stephen

RichardsonBarbara RickerMarcia RiderPaula RidgeHenry RieserKevin RileyRaymond and Mariemma RiveraSergio RiveroSandra RoaLindy RobbinsAlan RobertsAnnie RobertsBradley RobertsonRobinson PhotographyGrace RobleeEva RocheChristopher and Carole RoderickPenka RodevaJuan Rodriguez San GinesJ. Leonard and Barbara RogersScott RogersROHCS Family FoundationSusan RolaAndrea RomanoJohn Romano and Elaina NewportJames RosbeElizabeth RoseElizabeth RoseJohn and Jane RoseJefry RosmarinVictoria Rostow

Michael RotbergLisalyn E. RothJeffrey RothDavid RotheryJanet RothkopfCecilia H RothschildSheila RouseCarolyn RoweKathryn RoyPeter RoybalClaire RuanKevin RuffcornGregory RuizMarybeth RuscicaRobert RushThe Russell Family FundVicki RussoDavid RyanPatrick RyanTimothy and Robin RyanSheldon SachsNorman K. SackarJonathan SacksSacramento Alumni Chapter, Delta Sigma ThetaCharles SaidSalesforce.orgCharles SalingerAdrienne SamaritanSimonetta SambataroMohammad SamiiJosue Sanchez

Richard SandersBob and Mary SandhaasSukjinder SandhuBeverly W. SanfordTejpreet SanghaMarjo SankeyEmily A. SantangeloRudel SantosAmelia SantosoNathan SarnackiValerie SassonNancy and Robert SausDiane ScarpaLucretia SchanfarberJohn ScheelsTamir ScheinokThe Schermer Family Charitable FundTodd and Christina SchlossbergNancy SchmehlBrent SchneiderRuth E. SchoeningCarolyn ScholzJohn SchreinerKatherine SchubartElaine SchulerDeborah SchultzDavid Schulz and Karen StoneTad C. SchuttCarole D. SchwabAllen R. SchwartzSteve Schwartz

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Edward SchwartzSchwartz & Egger Family FundPaul ScottDale and Christa ScottJonathan ScottCharles ScovilleScuba-Fix Pte LtdStephanie SearsJulie SeborowskiSecond Congregational ChurchFrancine SeeveChiquita SeigristKay SeitzingerMelissa SelbyDaniel P. SeligmanEric SelvinChristine SennAnna SensensteinDaniel SerwerAmarpreet SethiJohn ShackletonAbdur Rauf ShadSaima ShafiqMukesh and Parin ShahShalin ShahPat SharpDavid ShawHarriett ShepardJeffrey S. ShermanWilliam SherwoodVismay ShethAjay ShettyYuhsun Sheu

William and Marilyn ShieldsSeana ShiffrinScott ShimelElizabeth W. ShimkoDavid Shlosh and Silvia Cauci-ShloshGayle ShortMartha ShultsLinda Shultz and Lawrence ChazenRobert SiddallJohn SieberBizet SiegelCharles and Carol SiegelKatherine Siegel ShimkoEllen SieglerPaul and Ellen SiffEthan SilvermanJulia SimonsonMustafa SingaporewallaSinha Kikeri FoundationBonifacio SiosonOle Petter SkaaksrudAlan SklarskyEli SklarskyJeremy SklarskyRosemary SlabodaCyd SlotoroffSly Wind FoundationSandra SmallsJoost SmitCindy SmithNancy Smith

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Marjorie K. SmithAnthony and Karen Madison SmithKaren SmithKatlin SmithBrent SmithThomas SmudaElisabeth SnyderMarilyn and Dennis SnyderElizabeth SofferRoger and Roberta SollStanley and Francine SolomonCarlos O. SouffrontSheri SouthernAlan SpatrickWinona SpechtBruce SpeicherNathaniel SpeightsWilliam SpencerBarbara SpeyerAnn SpiesJakob SpitzerJames SprattleyTom SprossRoger and Kathleen SpurgeonNadine St PhardNeri StallSusan StantonSteven Staskiewicz and Yen SakdapipanichState Street Foundation, Inc. Matching Gift Program

Judy StatzerCarolyn SteelmanLee SteffenRobert SteffesPatrick and LeAnne SteflElyse StegerJacob SteinCarl SteinRichard SteltznerLester and Marie StephensDavid StephensNausica StergiouHeather SterlingLee and Harold SternJanice SteskiAustin SteussyThe Steve and Diane Hirschhorn Charitable FundScott StevensJohn StevensCatherine Rose StevensJoyce StevensonMark and Marcia StewartRonne Stewart CraigCarl StineSiew Thye StinsonCarol StoylaStephen StrahsSteven StraightJon StrassnerHenry StreifferGinny Strenger

Frederick C. StriplingEllen StrossDana Stuart-BullockDouglas A. StuberMarie StuppyAlexandra SturgillJunchao SuDan and Doreen SuchmanJeanette SullivanRachel SumneyJudi E. SundeSai SuriIan SutcliffeHazel SutherlandKarin SuttonSriram SwaminathanThomas SwansonRegina SweeneyRichard SweeneyFrancis SweeneyAnna and John SwensonMichael SymsLaurie SzumlaJohn TabinJames TaltavullChristopher and Delia TamThalassa TamKin Geok TanShalabh TandonPeter TannenbaumPatricia TannerJill and Robert Tanz

Malcolm Taylor and Anne AlexanderEric TaylorVince and Sophie TaylorElizabeth TaylorDerek and Katherine TeareGoh Teck WeeAnselmo TeixeiraManoj TejwaniRichard TelanderKalpana TelikepaliGladys ThacherBalamurugan ThiruvalluvanRichard ThomanAmy ThomasErin ThomasHenry ThompsonChelsea ThompsonKevin ThorntonChristopher TietzeDoug TiganiJoshua and Lauren TiltonTime Warner Employee Grant ProgramThe Timothy M. Mulligan Charitable FundAyal TiroshSusanne TisdallLon and Eloise TitusGregory TobiasJames TobiasonWen Qiang Toh

Omar TomaJanet TonkinLee TooleElizabeth TractenbergKim TranToi TranBich-Huyen TranKaren TrankHoang Dieu D. TrinhBrian TrinhTuan TrinhRocco TripepiPatrick TroccoloJeffrey and Carol TroutSherrill TruaxGabriella TsurutaniOlga TumanovaTingting TurskiJacquelyn TuxillMichael TwidaleThe Tymar Consulting GroupMary S. TysonPablo UlloaNancy UngerUnited Health Group Employee Giving CampaignUniversity of San DiegoEvelyn UyemuraJohn VaccaroOrit VacekSarada VaddipartyJulia Valette

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Adam ValkinWilliam VallierDavid and Kathy Van DameMarjolein Van Der MeulenAndrea Van ReesMark van TolJim Van VorstRoy Van WeyCathy Van WittJane A. VanceMarilynn Vander SchaafEkaterini VarmazisMarilyn VasquezDaphne VayosJesse VersluysMartha VickersSusan VierlingBeenum VigRajesh Balaji VijayanKelly VirnigVisa GivingstationRichard WagmanDaniel WagnerAmmad WaheedVictor WaidTom WaitShu-Chin and Ilya WaldsteinLeanne WalkerJeff S. WallaceJoan WallaceKongmey WangPaul Ward

Marcia WarholakRichard and Doris WaringMary Beth WarnerRobert WarringtonSamuel and Corinne WarsawskyJane WashingtonWilliam and Jacqueline WeathersWeb NationDiane WeberRichard E. WegnerErik and Ellen WeihenmayerThe Victor and Myrna Weingarten FundChris WelchH. Alden WelchConnie WelchDavid and Eileen WellsGary WelterTalia WenzelSandra WerrenErin WesslingFrank E. WestSteven WestDiana WestThe Westbrook-Cyert Revocable TrustGordon WestdahlCheryl WetherellLallie WetzigBonnie WheatonDaniel Whipple

Morris WhitcupHelen WhiteDeb WhiteJohn J. WhiteSharon WhiteChristopher B. and Barbara WhortonLaura WichemsWick Architecture and DesignJulie D. WickserAndrea WidburgMichael and Irene WiedmanTim WiedmanKay WiesenfeldBrian WilcoxWilliam WildmanThe Ilene and Allan S. Wilensky Charitable FoundationGeorge and Wilma WilhelmJoseph WilhelmiJaci and Mason WilkinsWilliam A. and Shirly P. Yolles Support FoundationCornelia WilliamsRobyn WilliamsCynthia WilliamsBennett WilsonEverett WilsonThomas M. WilsonJames R. WilsonIvan and Virginia WilsonPat Wilson-Stanzione

Martha WinstonKent WinterhollerJeff WinterlinCharles T. WiseSusan WisniewskiJulie WittwerPhyllis WolfordWonderful GivingSheung Lam WongDaniel WoodLynne WoodDwain WoodDennis WoodCurtis WoodmanMonica WoodwardWendy WornhamJanice M. WrightPaul WrightMerrily WymanKi Xiong WooiTom & Gretchen YagerYahoo! Matching Gifts ProgramMay YoungYourCause, LLC Paying Agent for Dell GivingAnnebel YuEn-Tien YuAda Yung and Robert WolcottRuth YunkDeborah ZanellaRobert and Eileen ZanilloZeto Creative, Inc.

Bin ZhangCarl ZiepprechAndrea ZietlowJames ZigarelliMarilyn ZimentJordan ZlotoffSharon ZukinMary A. ZundelTamara ZuromskisJennifer and Serge Zwikker


PARTNERSThe Himalayan Cataract Project works within a wide

and expanding network of groups with the shared

goal of eradicating preventable and curable blindness

and delivering quality healthcare to the underserved.

Affiliated Medical InstitutionsAravind Eye Care Systems, IndiaArbaminch General Hospital, EthiopiaBisidimo General Hospital, EthiopiaEmory University, Georgia, United StatesGeta Eye Hospital, NepalGondar University Hospital, EthiopiaHawassa University, EthiopiaJanakpur Eye Hospital, NepalJohn A . Moran Eye Center, University of Utah, United StatesJimma University Hospital, EthiopiaKenyatta National Hospital, KenyaKomfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, GhanaKorle Bu Teaching Hospital, GhanaLondon Vision Clinic, United Kingdom

L .V . Prasad Eye Institute, IndiaMedical Eye Center, Oregon, United StatesMenelik II Hospital, Addis Ababa University, EthiopiaMyungsung Christian Medical Center, Ethiopia Quiha Zonal Hospital, EthiopiaSinskey Eye Institute, EthiopiaStanford University, United StatesTamale Teaching Hospital, GhanaTilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, NepalUniversity of Alberta, Edmonton, CanadaUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center, Nebraska, United StatesUniversity of Cape Town, South Africa Wills Eye Institute, Pennsylvania, United StatesWoldiya General Hospital, EthiopiaYangon Eye Hospital, Myanmar

Affiliated OrganizationsAravind Eye Care SystemsThe Earth Institute at Columbia UniversityThe Fred Hollows FoundationHelen Keller InternationalMillennium Cities InitiativeMillennium Villages Project

Operation Eyesight UniversalORBIS InternationalProject VisionSeva FoundationSightLifeWeema International

MembershipsInterActionInternational Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB), Vision 2020

BOARD OF DIRECTORSDr. Geoffrey Tabin, Chairman Farran Tozer Brown Adrienne Graves, PhD Stewart Halpern Dr. Guy Kezirian Dr. Matthew Oliva Dr. Randall Olson Mo Siegel

ADVISORY BOARDDr. Alfred Sommer, Honorary ChairmanDr. David ChangGeorge LikeDr. Richard LitwinDr. Daniel Reinstein Dr. Hugh TaylorDr. Michael Wiedman

Restore sight for $25 Material costs for sight-restoring cataract

surgery are less than $25.

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