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HIMALAYAN CATARACT PROJECT

2014 ANNUAL REPORT

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CONTENTS

HCP Co-Founders Drs. Sanduk Ruit and Geoff Tabin togetherat the University of Michigan in September for speakingengagements during Global Health Week.

Letter to Our Friends 1Who We Help 2

Highlights from 2014 3Programs: Asia

Nepal 4-5India 6-7

Myanmar 8Bhutan and Indonesia 9

Programs: Sub-Saharan AfricaEthiopia 10-11Ghana 12-13

Programs: Technology & Procurement 14Programs: Training 15-19

In The News 20Financials 21-23

In-Kind Support 24Support 25-35Partners 36

Leadership 37Contact Us 37

Dr. Ruit and Dr. Tabin co-founded the HimalayanCataract Project to cure as much unnecessaryblindness as they could intheir lifetimes as describedin Second Suns: TwoDoctors and TheirAmazing Quest to RestoreSight and Save Lives, byDavid Oliver Relin.

Dear Friends,

This is the time of year to reflect on and share the previous year’s activities with our generoussupporters. With your assistance in 2014, HCP and its partner institutions in sevencountries treated over 800,000 people and provided 78,830 sight-restoring surgeries -- a25.2% increase in surgical activity over 2013. This increase in impact -- a result of our effortsto eradicate preventable blindness through high-quality ophthalmic care, training and theestablishment of world class eye care infrastructure -- demonstrates that we are not onlyproviding more care, but creating eye care systems built to last.

The premier example is our main partner in Kathmandu, the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology(Tilganga). In this report, you will read about Tilganga’s accomplishments since its expanded facility was inaugurated in April 2009,and how we hit another milestone with the February 2014 inauguration of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) EyeCenter in Ghana. You will also learn more about how our high-volume surgical campaigns and in-depth training efforts in Ethiopiaare reducing unnecessary blindness.

While the majority of our programmatic work takes place in Nepal, Bhutan, Ghana and Ethiopia, we continue to expand ourimpact through partnerships with other institutions. Tilganga is the implementing partner for our growing programs in India,Indonesia and, most recently, Myanmar.

When we started 20 years ago, the majority of our training was focused on teaching local teams in Small Incision Cataract Surgery(SICS), and this will continue. In 2014, we substantially increased our training efforts in the sub-specialties (especially cornea,oculoplastics and retina) with help from Tilganga and other partners such as the Moran Eye Center, University of Nebraska MedicalCenter and Duke University. We have also increased our investment in MD ophthalmology residency programs – crucial for futuresustainability.

In summary, all of these accomplishments could only be possible with the compassion and generosity of our donors and partners.Thank you for your support. Together, we are making a tremendous impact on preventable and treatable blindness in thedeveloping world.

With gratitude,

Geoffrey Tabin Job C. HeintzChairman & Co-Founder Chief Executive Officer


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Himalayan Cataract ProjectRestoring Sight, Changing LivesMore than 39 million people worldwide suffer from blindness – but most don’thave to. More than half are blind due to cataracts, and close to 90% live indeveloping countries. The Himalayan Cataract Project (HCP) brings life-changingeye care to people in underserved areas of the world and trains local personnel tobuild sustainable eye care systems for the future.

In 2014, HCP and its partners provided screenings for morethan 800,000 individuals and performed over 78,000 surgeriesthroughout seven countries in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.We also directly supported the training of 42 ophthalmicpersonnel, more than doubling the number trained in 2013.

GHANA

INDIA

ETHIOPIA

MYANMAR

NEPAL

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INDONESIA

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New Surgical Facility Inaugurated in Ghana The February inauguration of the Eye Unit at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital waswell-attended by Ghanaian dignitaries and project partners, including representativesfrom HCP, USAID, LDS Humanitarian Division, Moran Eye Center, Orbis Internationaland members of the press.

Ghana’s Minister of Health Ms. Sherry Ayittey saluted the various partners for theircontribution to the facility. She said she found it refreshing that the facility wouldtrain more eye care professionals to overcome the distribution imbalance of eye carepersonnel in Ghana.

Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital

Geoff Tabin and Ghana’s HealthMinister, Ms. Sherry Ayittey

“I am proud of our team for overcoming myriad challenges tosuccessfully complete the new KATH Eye Center — it is one ofthe best I have seen in Africa. I was very impressed with theenthusiasm from the residents, medical students, ophthalmicnurses and faculty and am optimistic that 2014 will be a year of tremendous progress for eye care in Ghana.”

— Dr. Geoffrey Tabin

John E. and Marva M. Warnock

Dr. Tabin Receives Presidential Endowment Dr. Geoff Tabin was awarded the first John E. and Marva M. Warnock PresidentialEndowed Chair in Ophthalmology at the University of Utah’s John A. Moran Eye Center. The endowment supports his dedication to International Ophthalmology andprovides more time to build sustainable eye care systems throughout the Himalayas and Sub-Saharan Africa. The Warnocks are longtime supporters of the University ofUtah and the Himalayan Cataract Project. Congratulations, Dr. Tabin, and many thanksto Mr. and Mrs. Warnock.


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Tilganga Institute ofOphthalmology

5-Year Review

The Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology has seen tremendousgrowth since its doors opened in 1994 and even more sincethe April 2009 inauguration of the 133,000 square footexpanded facility. Over the last five years, outpatients have increased by 55% and surgeries by 107%.

As a greatly expanded tertiary eye care center of excellence, Tilganga can accommodate hundreds of trainees each year. Since2009, Tilganga has trained over 3,103 ophthalmic personnel,including a sevenfold increase in the number of subspecialty (cornea,retina, pediatrics, oculoplastics, and glaucoma) fellowships thatprovide ophthalmologists from developing countries with hands-on,real-world diagnostic, clinical and surgical skills necessary to practicein their home setting. The Institute has also provided primary eyecare and allied health exposure training to over 1,750 communityhealth workers from Nepal.

Contributing to Tilganga’s financial stability, the establishment of the Refractive Surgery Unit (RSU), inaugurated in 2011,subsidizes Tilganga’s sliding fee scale and operational expenses. To date, the RSU has treated2,269 patients (10% free) and 2014 revenues jumped by 55% over 2013. Both theTilganga Expansion and RSU were partially funded with USAID support.


Eye Bank – ExceedingExpectations Developing a culture of cornea donation hasbeen critical to the success of the Nepal EyeBank. The number of corneas retrievednearly doubled in 2014 and the EyeBank’s utilization rate hit 80.1%, itshighest ever, due to the expertise andongoing awareness programs conducted byEye Bank personnel. Tilganga sent 176corneas to other institutions in Nepal and 34internationally. HCP has partnered withSightLife since 2011 to strengthen the NepalEye Bank, implemented by Tilganga.

Screenings

Hospital Based Screenings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 224,141

Outreach Screenings

Hetauda Community Eye Hospital . . . . . . . . . 64,178

Outreach Microsurgical Eye Clinics (OMECs). . . . . . 30,651

Community Eye Centers (13 CECs). . . . . . . . . 108,652

Outreach Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 203,481

Total Screenings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 427,622

Surgeries

Tilganga Hospital Based Surgeries. . . . . . . . . . . . 20,137Outreach Surgeries

Hetauda Community Eye Hospital. . . . . . . . . . . 4,032

Outreach Microsurgical Eye Clinics (OMECs) . . . . . . . 9,147CEC Minor Surgeries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,021

Outreach Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,200

Total Surgeries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34,337 2011 2012 2013 2014

163224

462

576Corneas Retrieved

2014 Patient Care by Tilganga Institute ofOphthalmology and its 13 Satellites


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Building Local Capacity in Three RegionsHCP programs in India serve three eye care facilities in West Bengal, UttarPradesh and Jammu Kashmir. The surgical outreach and skills transferprograms are implemented by the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology’sinternational outreach team.

In 2014, HCP support resulted in 3,008 cataract surgeries, three high-volumesurgical workshops, provision of state-of-the-art ophthalmic equipment, andtraining for 15 trainees who received ongoing mentorships either at theirhome institution or at Tilganga’s training facility in Kathmandu.

Post operative patient in Ladakh, India.Photo: Ace Kvale

Photo: Ace Kvale

2014 Highlights include:

● Uttar Pradesh – Tilganga’s master trainer, Dr. Govinda Paudel, led a team to the Kripalu Charity Eye Hospital inMangahr, Uttar Pradesh to provide 2,137 cataract surgeries over a total of seven days.

● Jammu Kashmir – Tilganga organized a second visit to Leh Hospital in Ladakh providing 208 sight-restoring cataractsurgeries, an increase from last year’s event. The work builds on the cataract surgery training that a local eye care teamfrom S.N.M. Hospital in Ladakh received at Tilganga in Small Incision Cataract Surgery (SICS), supported by HCP.

● West Bengal – In September, Dr. Sanduk Ruit led a team from Tilganga to a cataract surgical workshop in northernIndia at the Jomgon Kongtrol Eye Center in Kalimpong, providing 131 cataract surgeries with local surgeons andparamedical staff. 7

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Post-Op Patients in Ladakh.Photo: Ace Kvale

Leh Hospital eye care personnel prepare for surgery.Photo: Ace Kvale

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Expanding Care & Training The Government of Myanmar invited Dr. Sanduk Ruit to strengthen ophthalmic capacity through training,direct service and infrastructure support. To help theseefforts, HCP successfully secured its second USAID grant to provide state-of-the-art equipment to YangonEye Hospital.

HCP further committed to supporting the training of eyecare personnel from Myanmar, including:

● Dr. Aye Chan completed a 12-month CorneaFellowship at Tilganga working alongside Tilganga’shighly-skilled surgeons to gain hands-on experiencein the state-of-the-art tertiary eyecare facility.

● Dr. Wah Wah Lwinbegan a 12-monthRetina fellowshipat Tilganga. Dr.Lwin is one ofonly three retinaspecialists forroughly 54 million people.

● Biomedical technician San San Lwin trained atTilganga to learn how to maintain the equipment tobe purchased with USAID funds.

● Dr. Sanduk Ruit and a team from Tilganga conductedtwo cataract campaigns – 445 cataract surgeriesprovided at Yangon Eye Hospital and 225in Myeik.

MYANMAR

A cataract patient after surgery.Dr. Wah Wah Lwin examining a patient.

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Expanding ImpactSince 2013, Tilganga – in partnership withSingaporean NGO, A New Vision, The FredHollows Foundation (FHF) and HCP – hasbeen working to improve eye care inIndonesia. In June, HCP co-founder Dr.Sanduk Ruit, along with a team fromTilganga and 6 local ophthalmologists andnurses, conducted a high-volume cataractcampaign resulting in 1,804 cataractsurgeries. Dr. Ruitalso providedlectures at theUniversity ofNorthern Sumatrain Medan,Indonesia’s thirdlargest city. To complement the program,HCP supported exposure training atTilganga for three Indonesian eye careprofessionals.

INDONESIA – June 2014

Screenings 3,000

Surgeries 1,804

Extending Eye Care withinthe Royal KingdomSince 2000, HCP has been providingsupport for outreach, training and the provision of ophthalmic equipment forBhutan’s three hospitals withophthalmology departments.

2014 Highlights:

● The inauguration of the Eye Bank held on World Sight Day recognizedHCP co-founder Dr. Sanduk Ruit and Her Royal Highness Ashi KesangWangmo Wangchuck, a member of the Royal Family of Bhutan.

● The Moran Eye Center’s retina specialist, Dr. Paul Bernstein and hisfellow Dr. Nikhil Barta provided ongoing retina training to Dr. BhimRai, Bhutan’s only retina surgeon.

● Dr. Robert Hoffman returned to Bhutan for his annual mentoring tripto work with Dr. Dechen Wangmo on pediatrics cases and providecare to children in schools for the blind.

BHUTAN

BHUTAN Hospital-Based Outreach Total

Screenings 67,982 9,104 77,086

Surgeries 1,469 554 2,023

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HCP-Supported Cataract Surgery Campaigns ReachOver 5,600 PeopleHCP works with ophthalmic staff at 10 hospitals and clinics in five regions ofEthiopia. Leveraging the strengths of all partners has allowed us to develop a robusteye care delivery system that is making great strides in reducing avoidable blindnessin Ethiopia.

In partnership with new and existing partners WEEMA International and The FredHollow Foundation, HCP provided 5,626 cataract surgeries through eight high-volume cataract campaigns in 4 regions – Amhara, Oromia, SNNRP (SouthernNations, Nationalities, and People's Region), and Tigray.

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2014 HCP-Supported High Volume Cataract SurgeryCampaigns

January Woldiya General Hospital 1,030January Quiha Zonal Hospital 1,009January Bisidimo Hospital (Harar) 748March Arba Minch General Hospital 670July Arba Minch General Hospital 571August Quiha Zonal Hospital 660December Durame General Hospital (with WEEMA International) 630December Kuyu General Hospital (with FHF) 308

Total 5,626Photos: Karina Oliani

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Successful Pilot Program –Trachoma Trichiasis PlusCataracts (TT Plus) In December, HCP and The Fred HollowsFoundation (FHF) conducted a pilotoutreach campaign, combining trachomatrichiasis and cataract surgeries at KuyuGeneral Hospital in Oromia. Ethiopia hasone of the highest rates of trachomaglobally and corneal scarring associatedwith the disease is the second leadingcause of blindness after cataracts.Trichiasis surgery is a simple surgical

procedure that eliminates deformities and prevents further scarring. Itis not uncommon for TT campaigns to turn away cataract patients.During the four-day pilot program, 308 cataract and over 30trichiasis surgeries were provided.

Ethiopia Eye Bank Corneal disease is the second leading cause of blindness in Ethiopiaand HCP has been working to train cornea specialists across thecountry. Presently there are six cornea specialists in Ethiopia – three inAddis Ababa, one at Gondar University, one at Jimma University, andone at Quiha Zonal Hospital. In 2014, the Eye Bank successfully

collected 131 corneas for transplant and is working on several awareness campaigns to steadily increase this number.Since 2011, HCP has been working in partnership with the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, SightLife and OrbisInternational to increase efficiency of the Eye Bank.

Photo: Karina Oliani

Dr. Menen Ayalew, Director of Ethiopia Eye Bank.Photo: Karina Oliani


KATH Eye Center Inauguration –A Milestone in Eye CareThe February 25th Inauguration was a momentous occasionfor Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) and HCP, whoworked diligently since 2008 to construct and equip (withUSAID support) the 27,000 square-foot surgical facility,while providing ongoingtraining to its ophthalmic staff of 27.

2014 Highlights:

● A 26.5% increase in surgical eye care during the yearfollowing the opening of the eye surgery training facility.

● Three surgical events organized by the KATH outreach team:

n February – A cataract and cornea surgicalworkshop provided 160 cataract surgeries and sixcornea transplants.

n May – Three operating rooms were fully utilizedduring a six-day surgical visit by partners from theMoran Eye Center, the University of NebraskaMedical Center (UNMC) and Weill Cornell MedicalCollege to provide over 130 glaucoma and cataractsurgeries, including 40 pediatric surgeries. KATH’sDr. Seth Lartey, one of two cornea specialists in

the country, provided 11 cornea transplants.

n December – Dr. Tabin andthe KATH eye staffprovided 107 cataractsurgeries and four corneatransplants at KATH beforetraveling to KwameDanso, the capital city inthe Sene District of theBrong Ahafo Region, foranother 109 cataractsurgeries – the firstoutreach of this type inthe region.

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KATH Choir at the Inauguration, February 25, 2014.

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KATH’s Dr. Angela Ampong examines a glaucoma patient with HCP VolunteerOphthalmologist Dr. Alex Spratt.

KATH Hospital-Based Outreach Total

Screenings 26,553 4,083 30,636

Surgeries 1,154 225 1,379

● The MD Ophthalmology ResidencyExchange Program with Tamale TeachingHospital launched in northern Ghanawith a 30-day rotation by resident Dr. Joyce Tiweh, who performed nearly50 surgeries. The program will host allof Ghana’s third and fourth yearophthalmology residents to increasetraining opportunities.

● The KATH Eye Center adopted its firstfive-year strategic plan, paving the wayfor a decentralized sustainable model ineye care utilizing the NationalHealthcare Insurance Programestablishing increased revenue andautonomy.

● USAID-ASHA engineer Mohammad Latifvisited the KATH Eye Center,constructed and equipped with USAIDfunds, and commented: “The site usedto be a garbage dump. Withconstruction of the Eye Center, thepolluting dump has been excavated outand replaced with a Community EyeHospital with environmentally sounddesign and construction. Solar panelswill be installed later as the Solar energyassessment is still underway.”


TECHNOLOGY &PROCUREMENTHCP procured more than $1.3 million in ophthalmicequipment and supplies for programs in 25 countries. Fundingfrom HCP supporters helps to ensure that dependableequipment and materials are available where and whenneeded for HCP programs.

Retinal Eye Care Training andSpecialized EquipmentRestoring Sight in BhutanHCP has partnered with the Royal Governmentof Bhutan since 2000 to develop acomprehensive eye care system with a strongfocus on the sub-specialties — such as retina.In 2012, Dr. Bhim Rai completed his HCP-sponsored retina fellowship, and HCP procureda full set of highly-specialized equipmentnecessary to provide retina care. The combinedinvestment in both training and equipmentcontributed to the following success story.

Tshering Penjor, a Bhutanese student studyingarchitecture in India, was taking part in afriendly basketball game with fellow studentswhen he suffered a severe eye injury in anaccident on the court. Concerned about thepotential for permanent vision loss, Tsheringreturned to Bhutan and underwent asuccessful surgery by Dr. Rai.

Penjor attributes his successful recovery to the training Dr. Bhim Rai received with HCP support.

”My vision gradually improved with eachpassing day. And so has my confidence andhappiness I shall always remain grateful to Dr.Bhim Rai and his team for giving me the joy ofbeing able to see the world, as well as faithand confidence in the Bhutanese healthcaresystem,” explained Penjor in a letter to HCP.

• Bhutan• Indonesia• Mongolia• Myanmar• Nepal• Philippines• Vietnam

• Antigua• Guyana• Jamaica• Mexico• Nicaragua• Peru

• Angola• Ethiopia• Ghana• Kenya• Liberia• Namibia• Uganda

• Albania• Bosnia• Macedonia• Romania• Ukraine


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Sub-specialty fellowships forforeign ophthalmologistsinclude three months ofacademic training and surgeryobservation at an academicmedical center such as theUniversity of Utah’s John A.Moran Eye Center. This isfollowed by an additionalthree to twelve months ofhands-on training in Nepal or India and onsite at theirhome institutions. Specialties

include pediatrics, cornea, retina, glaucoma, and oculo-plastics. Eachfellow is paired with a mentor who prepares the specific course of study,appropriate to each fellow’s background and objectives. Accommodationand a living stipend are provided. In 2014, HCP supported 10 fellowshiptrainings compared with 8 in 2013.

Training: Sub-Specialty Fellowships

“This fellowship gives me a lot of insights and experiences in cornealand external eye diseases. I hope to become a good and capablecorneal specialist by using this experiences and further learning.”

— Dr. Aye Chan, Myanmar, Cornea Fellow

“My experience as a retina fellow atTilganga was wonderful with thementorship of great vitreo-retinalsurgeons who helped me gainedvaluable skills and achieved most ofmy expectations. Hopeful to transferthis experience to my colleagues andwork together and elevate the eye careservices of our country.”

— Dr. Alemu Kerie, EthiopiaRetina Fellow

Dr. Alemu and nurse in training at Tilganga.Dr. Aye Chan examining a patient at Tilganga.


Trainee Country of Origin Home Institution Type of Training Training Location

Dr. Meseret Ejigu Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Oculoplastics Duke University

Dr. Aemero Abateneh Ethiopia Jimma University Oculoplastics Duke University/TIO

Dr. Wossen Mulugeta Ethiopia Gondar University Cornea Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr. Alemu Kerie Ethiopia WGGA Vision Clinic Retina Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr. Doreen Frempong Ghana KATH Pediatrics Moran Eye Center, University of Utah

Dr. Arun K. Jain India PGIMER Cornea American Academy of Ophthalmology Conference/Moran Eye Center, University of Utah

Dr. Wah Wah Lwin Myanmar Yangon Eye Hospital Retina Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr. Aye Chan Myanmar Yangon Eye Hospital Cornea Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr. Olaniyi Olesegun Nigeria National Eye Center Glaucoma Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Dr. Tatang Talka Gani Indonesia JI Kesheatan Yogyakarta Glaucoma Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Training: Sub-Specialty Fellowships (continued)

Dr. Wah Wah Lwin works with an Ethiopian retina nurse while both are training at Tilganga.

“This experience definitelycontributes to my professionaldevelopment. I can diagnoseand manage vireo-retinaldiseases more efficiently thanbefore...now I am sharing myexperiences with others in myhospital (in Myanmar).”— Dr. Wah Wah Lwin,

Myanmar, Retina Fellow




Trainee Country Home Institution Type of Training Training Locationof Origin

Dr. Nor Tshering Bhutan JDWNR Hospital Phacoemulsifcation Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyOm Tshering Bhutan JDWNR Hospital Theater Nurse-Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyMo Kunzang Bhutan JDWNR Hospital Theater Nurse-Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyDr. Elias Hailu Ethiopia St. Paul’s Hospital Cornea Observership ASCRS Conference/United StatesGirma Mekonen Ethiopia Sinskey Eye Clinic Theater Nurse - SICS Arba Minch General Hospital High Volume CampaignAmare Lema Ethiopia Arba Minch General Hospital Theater Nurse - SICS QZH High Volume CampaignAbreham Haddis Abreha Ethiopia Jimma University Biomedical Maintenance Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyLemi Seyoum Jote Ethiopia Jimma University Theatre Nurse - Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyFrezer Ayalew Balla Ethiopia Jimma University Theatre Nurse - Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyDr. Jafer Ababora Ethiopia Jimma University Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyDeder Kalkidan Ethiopia WGGA Vision Clinic Ophthalmic Nurse- Retina Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyTesfay Teklemariam Ethiopia QZH Eye Hospital Management Aravind Eye Center, IndiaHaftamu Kidane Reda Ethiopia QZH Biomedical Maintenance Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyMulu Tesgay Gebreslassie Ethiopia QZH Theater Nurse - SICS and OR Management Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyAbeba Weldu Tefri Ethiopia QZH Theater Nurse - SICS Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyDr. Abu Beyene Ethiopia Zewditu Hospital Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyEdlawit Mola Takele Ethiopia Zewditu Hospital Theater Nurse - Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyDr. Sara Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital Residency Rotation - SICS Kuyu Hospital High Volume CampaignDr. Phuntsog Angechok India S.N.M. Hospital Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyYangchan Dolma India S.N.M. Hospital Theater Nurse - Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyDechan Yangzes India S.N.M. Hospital Theater Nurse-Phacoemulsification Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyMurti Cahyana Putra Indonesia Iniversitas Gadjah Mada Outreach Management Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologySan San Lwin Myanmar Yangon Eye Hospital Biomedical Maintenance Tilganga Institute of OphthalmologyDinesh Pokharel Nepal TIO Marketing and Public Relations Chicago, Moran Eye Center, University of UtahDr. Alex Spratt USA Bascom Palmer SICS Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology Dr. Anya Gushchin USA HCP/ Moran International Fellow SICS/Oculoplastics Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology

Short Term Training: Enhancing Cataract and OphthalmicSkills Worldwide Short-Term Training opportunities include an intensive four- to six-week course in a particular field of study. HCP-supported,Short-Term Trainings more than doubled for ophthalmic personnel globally (providing 26 short-term trainings in 2014compared to 12 in 2013, an increase of 117%).



Residency Support

Residency Exchange

Resident Country of Origin Location of TrainingDr. Haftamu Assefa Tigray Region, Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital, EthiopiaDr. Daniel Getenah Tigray Region, Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital, EthiopiaDr. Almaz Kefey Tigray Region, Ethiopia Menelik II Hospital, EthiopiaDr. Phuntsho Dorji Bhutan Tilganga Institute of

Ophthalmology, Nepal

Resident Home Institution Location of ExchangeDr. Joyce Tiweh Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Kumasi, Ghana Tamale Teaching Hospital, Tamale, GhanaDr. Ang Jang Lama Tilganga Institute of Opthalmology, Kathmandu, Nepal Moran Eye Center, University of Utah, USADr. Arung Nurgroho Iniversitas Gadja Mada, Indonesia Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, Nepal

Investing in OphthalmologyResidents: Part of the Solution In 2014, HCP increased support for medical residentsspecializing in ophthalmology. Residents represent thefuture of ophthalmology for their countries, and high-quality programs are vital to establish sustainable eye caresystems. HCP’s clinical faculty work with local residencydirectors on curriculum development, providing lectureswhile in country and hands-on training through cataractcampaigns. HCP also supports residency exchangeprograms to provide ophthalmology residents withenhanced clinical and surgical exposure.

“Each of us started our four-yearophthalmologyresidency programwith a lot ofenthusiasm, energyand passion ofbecoming a betterophthalmologist. Andmost importantly weare aiming to becomepart of the solution inthe alleviation of thehuge burden ofblindness in Ethiopia. The financial support hasgreatly helped us to concentrate on our studiesand will play a crucial role in our success.”

— Dr. Daniel Getenah, Ophthalmology Resident, Ethiopia

Dr. Daniel Geteneh hascommitted to returning toMekelle after residency toprovide eye care in a regionwith few ophthalmologists.(Approximately 60% ofEthiopia’s ophthalmologistslive in the capital region.)

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HCP VolunteerFaculty Exchanges HCP Volunteer Faculty Exchangesform the backbone of HCPtraining programs. VolunteerFaculty provided 49 weeks ofcritical teaching and mentoring at our local partners homeinstitutions in Bhutan, Ghana,Nepal, Ethiopia, Tanzania andMyanmar.

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Volunteer Faculty and Staff from the United States and Nepal with Drs. Tilahun and Sadik of Quiha Zonal Hospital in Ethiopia. From left: Krishna Shrestha, Dr. Paul Jorrizzo, Dr. TilahunKiros, Dr. Matt Oliva, Dr. Seth Krawitz, Dr. Sam Cady, Kristen Jorizzo, Dr. Zvi Kresch, and Dr. Sadik Taiju.

Name Home Institute Country Visited Sub-Specialty

Dr. Paul Bernstein Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Bhutan RetinaDr. Sam Cady Maine Eye Center Ethiopia Cataract & GlaucomaDr. Barbara Erny Palo Alto Medical Foundation Ethiopia, Rwanda PhacoemulsificationDr. Michael Feilmeier University of Nebraska Medical Center Ethiopia Cataract Dr. Morris Hartstein Tel Aviv University Ethiopia OculoplasticsDr. Robert Hoffman Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Bhutan PediatricsDr. Huck Holz Kaiser Permanente Ethiopia Cataract & CorneaDr. Paul Jorizzo Medical Eye Center Ethiopia Cataract & GlaucomaDr. Seth Krawitz Virginia Eye Institute Ethiopia CataractDr. Zvi Kresch HCP International Fellow Ethiopia Cataract & Uveitis Dr. Matt Oliva Medical Eye Center Ethiopia Cornea & CataractDr. Jason Sabet-Peyton Duke University Ethiopia OculoplasticsDr. Michael Richard Duke University Ethiopia OculoplasticsDr. Geoff Tabin Moran Eye Center, University of Utah Nepal, Ethiopia, Ghana Cornea & CataractDr. Benjamin Thomas HCP International Fellow Ghana, Nepal, Ethiopia, Tanzania Cataract


Al Jazeera’s 101 East: ‘Gift of Sight’The film tracks Himalayan Cataract Project co-founder Dr. Sanduk Ruit from Nepal to Indonesia, detailing his work asone of the world’s most prolific cataract surgeons and sharingthe impact this simple surgery has on communities that havebecome all but paralyzed by preventable blindness. Thecinematography is beautiful and the message is clear: Cataract surgery not only restores sight, it restores hope.

CNN: ‘Sight for Sore Eyes: Maverick’ Hailed as ‘Nepal’s miracle doctor’, Dr. Ruit’s work to reach remoteareas around the world with life-changing cataract surgery isprofiled on CNN.com. The article highlights the incredible need to

bring safe, affordable and high-quality eye care to the developing world. It alsosheds light on Dr. Ruit’s desire to reach all of those suffering from unnecessaryblindness throughout the world, including remote regions in North Korea.

http://edition.cnn.com/2014/12/14/world/asia/nepal-eye-doctor/index.html

NOVA: ‘The Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers’Insightful on several different levels, the PBS online program has put together a collection of short videos featuring Dr. Geoff Tabin, touching on everything from the origins of the Himalayan Cataract Project and the monumental effects ithas had on blindness in Nepal to an illustration of cataract surgery using Peanut M&M’s. The series even takes a look atDr. Tabin’s involvement in the invention of bungee jumping.

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Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2014

ASSETS

Current Liabilities:Accounts Payable $383,347

Total Liabilities 383,347Net Assets:

UnrestrictedDesignated (see sidebar) 5,053,970Undesignated 1,987,590

Total Unrestricted 7,041,560

Temporarily Restricted 745,426

Total Net Assets 7,786,986

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $8,170,333

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Designated Net Assets

The designated net assets of the HCP consist of the following:

Endowment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,163,692

To ultimately support administrative andunusual expenses.

Education and Training Fund. . . $332,910

To support training and education withacademic partners.

Contigency Fund . . . . . . . . . . . $1,557,368

To ensure uninterrupted continuation of programmatic and administrative operations in the event of an unanticipated disruption of planned and anticipated funding sources.

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,053,970

The Statement of Financial Position and theStatement of Activities for the Year endedDecember 31, 2014 have been drawn fromaudited financial statements. To obtaincopies of the complete 2014 auditedfinancial statements, please contact us [email protected].

Current Assets:Cash and Equivalents $1,128,117Investments 5,241,988Receivables 1,243,837Prepaid Expenses 8,047Other Assets 98,869Nepal Eye Program Advance 281,583Deposits on Equipment and Consumables 152,126Security Deposits 1,950

Total Current Assets 8,156,517

Noncurrent Assets:Property and Equipment Net ofAccumulated Depreciation 13,816

Total Noncurrent Assets 13,816

TOTAL ASSETS $8,170,333


Revenue:Federal Grants $404,423 $ – $404,423Foundation and Other Grants 321,892 717,938 1,039,830Contributions 3,449,804 22,488 3,472,292Investment Income 346,599 0 346,599Procurement Program Revenue 367,283 0 367,283Net Assets Released from Restriction 69,679 (69,679) –

Total Revenue $4,959,680 $670,747 $5,630,427

Expenses:Program Services:

Eye Care and Education 4,834,971 0 4,834,971

Total Program Services 4,834,971 0 4,834,971

Support Services:Management and General 408,319 0 408,319Fundraising 134,432 0 134,432

Total Support Services 542,751 0 542,751

Total Expenses $5,377,722 $0 $5,377,722

Change in Net Assets: (418,042) 670,747 252,705

Net Assets – Beginning of Year: 7,459,602 74,679 7,534,281

Net Assets – End of Year: $7,041,560 $745,426 $7,786,986

TemporarilyUnrestricted Restricted Total

Statement of Activities For Year Ended December 31, 2014



Revenue and Expenses FY 2014

90% of all contributions go directly to programs.

ExpenseAllocation

A

Contributions Revenue by Source

Program Expenseby Region

A: Individuals 43% $2,100,398B: Foundations 21% $1,039,830C: Government 8% $404,423D: Gifts in Kind 28% $1,371,894

Total: 100% $4,916,545

A: Program 90% $4,834,971B: Mgmt. & General 8% $408,319C: Fundraising 2% $134,432

Total: 100% $5,377,722

A

B

C

Himalayas: 34%Sub-Saharan Africa: 58%Procurement Program: 8%

B

C

D


In-Kind SupportThe generous financial support of HCP’s donors is enhanced by the invaluable services of volunteers who share theirtime, expertise and services, 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 nextgeneration of ophthalmologists from the developing world. The non-medical volunteers share their special expertiseand promote the organization.

The Himalayan Cataract Project greatly appreciates the generosity of the following businesses, organizations andindividuals that contributed in-kind support totaling more than $800,000.

Equipment,Consumables and GoodsThe Alcon Foundation

American Society of Cataractand Refractive SurgeryFoundationBlack Diamond

CareFusion

Medical ServicesDr. Nikhil BatraDr. Paul BernsteinDr. Sam CadyDr. Alan CrandallDr. Barbara ErnyDr. Michael FeilmeierDr. Mark HansenDr. Robert HoffmanDr. Huck HolzDr. Paul JorizzoDr. Zvi KreschDr. Matt Oliva

Dr. Michael RichardDr. Jason Sabet PeymanDr. Priyanka SoodDr. Geoff Tabin

Non-Medical ServicesMichael AmendoliaKen FisherAce KvaleMarie LemonierDr. Karina OlianiEric PerlmanKeith Shirley



Support 2014 Contributions

The Himalayan Cataract Project extends our sincere gratitude to the many individuals, foundations, organizations, andbusinesses that support our work.

$500,000+Conrad N. Hilton FoundationNancy Allison Perkins Foundation

$100,000–$499,999Luanne Lemmer and Eric VeachGordon and Betty MooreThomas and Ancella ToldrianUnited States Agency for International

Development (USAID) Division of American Schools and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA)

WonderWork, Inc.

$50,000–$99,999American Society of Cataract and

Refractive SurgeryFreeman FoundationLavelle Fund for the Blind, Inc.The Nick Simons Foundation

$25,000–$49,999The Altschul FoundationSean and Elizabeth CarneyDavid and Susan DossetterThe Grayson FundDouglas MillerPeggy and Steve Fossett FoundationThe Scoob Trust FoundationGeorge and Elsa Sykes

$10,000–$24,999Adam R. Bronfman Family Foundation, Inc.Brent and Bonnie Jean Beesley FoundationBadal Choudhari and Reena AbrolJohn ChristiansonJeffrey and Cheryl ClarkHans and Marie ErnstAbie M. GolshaniArt and Joanne HallHealthy Vision AssociationAnne JohnsonLavalette Holding CorporationLiguori Family Fund of the Jewish CommunityFoundationKevin MattoMary J. MellonPacific Health, Inc.Sanofi Pasteur, Inc.Travis StorkUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center

$5,000–$9,999Chet ArnoldAyudar FoundationRay Cahnman and Susan BermanAlex ChappleAnne ClarkRonald ColemanAnne Coughlan and Charles JamesonMargaret and Mark GillieGlobal ImpactAdrienne GravesKate GreggChristian HessTodd HoffmanIGATE Technologies, Inc.Celia KellerAlan and Leslie LaytonMaria Hsieh Memorial FundMGN Family FoundationMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramDiane MonicoJosh and Emily OlivaRonald Perkins and Carol BruceRaynier Institute and FoundationRuth Lepson Charitable FoundationJon SchotzAsh and Rebecca ShahGary Sosa and Winnie WoodfordTroper Wojcicki Foundation

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Thank you to the following businesses,organizations and institutions:

Advance TransitAlice Peck Day MemorialHospitalAndrea’sAstronics Corporation / Luminescent Systems

Bank of AmericaBlack River ProduceBoard and BasketBruno AssociatesButton Automotive GroupCabot CreameryCavendish Game BirdsCedar Circle FarmChittenden BankCobb Hill CheeseComputacConcepts ETICo-op Food Stores

Dartmouth CollegeDartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

Domus, Inc.Edgewater FarmEmlen Co.Four Corners FarmHaynes & Garthwaite ArchitectsHyperthermKendal at HanoverKilldeer FarmKing Arthur FlourKleen, Inc.LaValley Building SupplyLake Sunapee BankLeadership in MedicineLebanon Chamber ofCommerceLebanon Property ManagementLedyard National BankMarceau’s Fine Foods/Inn at Idlewood

Mascoma Savings BankNewport Sand and Gravel

Northeast Environmental Education Alliance

Organic Valley Family of FarmsPoverty Lane OrchardsProvisions InternationalRedpath & Co. RealtorsResource Systems GroupRH Scott AssociatesRio Blanco Corp.Shepherd ConstructionSmith and Vansant ArchitectsStave PuzzlesSunrise Organic FarmSVE Associates/ORWTeleAtlas North AmericaTimken AerospaceTrumbell-Nelson ConstructionTwo Rivers-OttauquecheeRegional Commission

UpCountry CardsUpper Valley Food CoopVermont Law SchoolVermont Smoke and Cure/The

Farmers DinerWellcroft Fence SystemsWells River Savings BankWolf Tree Naturals

Our heartfelt thanks to the following individuals:

Anonymous (12)Bonnie Acker and John DavisElizabeth and Clay AdamsFran and John AdamsLinda and Rocco AddanteBrooke and Jim AdlerSteve AikenheadElizabeth and Bill AldrichBonnie Allard and Clint SwiftEva and Arthur AllenGinia and Huntly AllisonSusan AlmyJane and Bruce AltobelliSandra Anderson and Reeve Williams

$1,000–$4,999Amgen Matching GiftsMaggy Ananian-CooperEllen and Richard AndersonMarcus AndersonMark ArchibaldAugustana Lutheran Church

FoundationBarbara and Franz-Karl

BallsieperMarilyn BarkerJohn BengelScott and Laura BermanPaul and Ann BernsteinJohn and Elvisa BlancoMarcy BordeauxDarlene BreitenfeldLorethia Brown and Elbert

DeanSharon BudzierPaul and Shannon BurkeAlan Calkins and Sharon

LammeCarl E. Kessler Family

FoundationSuresh ChandrasekaranDavid ChizekKevin and Chin-Yin Hsu

ChungJo Ann ClutterLarry CobenMary Ann CondonJeff CookeGeoffrey and Eileen CowellSteven DankoJohn de NeufvilleReena DesaiJohn Didier

David DokaThomas W. DonnellyeBay Matching Gifts ProgramDominic and Melissa EisingerMichael and Michelle EpiscopeAlyson FarmerStephen FeinGary and Sandy FencikKendal FergusonTim L. FlanaganGregg and Stephanie FortnerMargaret, Matthew, Julia, and

Linc Fuller/ScottTony and Sejal GhodadraStuart GilbertGlobal Giving U.K.Goldman, Sachs and Co.

Matching Gift ProgramThe Hahn Family Charitable

FundEdward HalpernDaniel and Traci HamiltonHarold J. Belkin FoundationHarvey Family Charitable

FoundationJob Heintz and Cristina

PellechioPamela HeintzMickey HernandezAdriana HerreraJanet HignettRichard and Mary

HinnenkampJoseph HotungGordon HowardCasey and Vanessa HusarIra J. Kaufman Family

FoundationThomas JacobsonChris Jensen

Aziz JiwaniJohn A. Rodger Jr.

Foundation, Inc.Karen JohnsonMarilee JonesPaul Jorizzo and Vera MelnykKathleen Grzedzinski FundKayne Anderson Capital

Advisors FoundationCarla KesslerPhilip KleinMarla KoesterSeth KrawitzJulie LamptonRalph and Katherine LandryMarvin Lieberman and Susan

HershensonThe Lien and Martin Cibulka

FundRichard and Judith LitwinLong Island Community

FoundationGeorge LoweMartha LynchChristopher MacekLynn and Eva MaddoxThe Mary A. Harris

FoundationPeter MasologitesLisa MasonJames McFaddenBrendan and Allyson

McGuireLoren J. MerrimanJoseph Michalsky and Randi

MichalskyWanda MourningSachin and Shraddha

MudvariCourtney Mullin

Richard and Lynda MurphyKerry MushkinSrivathsan NarasimhanDiane NaylorFrank M. NedzaClifford NivlingFoster NorthNovartisStephen and Denise

O'DonnellTimothy O'NeillMatthew Oliva and Davis

WilkinsHallie PinsonJ Edson PintoTracy PrescottMichael and Linda PurvisLaura Raffield and Taylor

RaffieldLouis and Kathy ReichardtMarjorie RelinWilliam and Anne RideoutRomano and AssociatesBarry RosenbergRoy Rubinfeld and Roxanne

LittnerSaint Mary's Episcopal

ChurchGerard SchmitzMo and Jen SiegelSiegel Wilson Family FundJohn and Rose SimmonsMireya SixsmithDiane Virginia SmithNausica StergiouCarl Stern and Holly HayesJeff and Patricia StewartMark StiegemeierDonna and William StrattonSummit Projects

Vikas TewariValrie ThomasTomblin Family

FoundationLawrence and Lynn

TornekErma Tranter and Lee

JampolLisa and Dan TrislerTru Needs, Inc.Unitarian Universality

Church of VancouverVan der Wansem

FoundationCharles ViceDuy and Wendy VuBill WalkerWalter and Leona Schmitt

Family FoundationTad WhitesideTina and John WierBerkley WilliamsMichael and Karen

WoollenHerbert and Beatrice

Wuersch













$100–$999Annmarie AdamoShaker AdatAdobe CorporationDeborah AgurusoJane AinsworthCharlene AkotoAlia Al IsmailyFrancisco AlamillaT. Dow AlbonFrances AlbrechtRichard AlcedoGuus AldersIrene AlfandariMartin AllanGraham AllenAllen Design Associates LtdVictor AlosThe Alsing Family Revocable

TrustAmazonSmile FoundationAmerican Tower

CorporationMukesh AmlaniGirish AndalkarKatherine AndersenJohn and Renee AndersonMichael AndersonSam M. AndersonDafydd AngusConrad and Jenni AnkerVinod AntonyDonna AponteJoanne ArmstrongGuiti AssadiNancy and Charles W.

AylingKen and Leslie BaerHarry BaileyBeverly Baker

Eleanor BalabanAnand BalasubramanianChristopher BalonPracheer BansalLiung and Da-Hsien BaoMaureen and Irwin BardNancy L. BardoA. Roger BarenchiMaryl BarkerJudith BarlowAlan BarlowJanet BarrallEric Basha and Kim ThomasGeorge BatavickJim and Debbie BaumannKim BayRussell BeauregardChris BebekMichael BehnkeLorinda BellerShawn BenedictLauren BenevichRona BennettCynthia Benton-GronerGary Berg and Mary Ann

Bochenek BergStephanie BessConstance BestedaIvy BestpitchRobert and Susan BettisMary Biebl YahnkeMarie-Jose BijlmakersJeremy BlakeSteven and Melba BlockTess Wilson and Jason BloomBrian and Angela BloomquistMarcus BoggisDonald Bolin and Liz HallJudith BookerCraig BorchardtVava BoursiquotJason Boyce

Wendy BoydJ.L. BoylanKathleen BoyleHelen BozokyLori BracaleGary BradshawBenjamin BramerJim Brandser and Betty JonesDarlyne BrattonAnn Brennan and John CantSheila BrennanThe Brentwood InnLeigh and Mia BrettaDean and Louise BriscoeLeslie and Susan BrismanVirginia BromsGerald and Kristine BrooksBarb BrownWilliam and Christina BrownSandy BruggemanCarlene BruscaJames BryanMilan BuhlerRobert BuoteThomas BurchConnie BurdB. BurgosDebra BurrowsVirgil and Allison BurseyThomas and Mary BurtonJonathan BussJan and Will ByronAlan CabitoPatty CabotDavid and Sheila CahnmanLeonard and Suzanne

CahnmannFranklin CalkinsMargaret CallahanCorbett CampbellDonna CampbellErika Campos-Braithwaite

Susan CannonThe Capital Group

Companies CharitableFoundation

Robert CarbajalLinda CarduffJeff CarlsonRebekka CarlsonArthur CarotaMarianne CarrereSusan CarrollDeborah CarterCasco Auxillary of the

Portland Eagles #565Christopher CaseJane CasellaGeorge and Katherine CaseyJay CassellRichard CatalanoNadia ChanPrasanth ChandrahasanCheryl CharlesWinnie ChauAnson ChenShawna CheneyHuei-Chia ChengIlana ChertokE.L. ChevereGeorge ChiangSam ChickerellaGeorge ChogyojiSherlynn ChoiDaniel and Huey-Ing ChouChrist Worship Center

InternationalChristine J. Pawlowski, Inc.Ai Wei ChuaYukuen ChungErin CiprianiPamela and Roger ClappSteven ClarkWalter Clark

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Roberta ClarkeMichael ClassiClassic Curb Inc.Chris CleggLen ClementsDon CockrillSusan CokerConstance ColmanJuanita ConderMaribel and Vincent

ConiglioneDorothea ConnollyKevin ConnollyJoanne ConradDonald CooperElaine CoopermanMadeleine CopeLinda CoreyA. G. CostelloCottamsintexas LLCSusan CoxJim M. CrawfordLinda CrevierDavid CrislipStephen CroftCrossroads United

Methodist ChurchLarry CrowJoseph CruzCTT DestinationsJames and Joyce CullenDana CummingsThomas CummingsAdrienne CummingsRobert and Lynne

CunninghamMary D'AndreaJuliette DahlJoshua DahmsAnna DaneggerNeeta DangTrung Dang


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Karen Fung and StephenDante

Jayanta Das PurkayasthaThe Davidson Family FundAlison DaviesDana DayanDenise De La HoussayeKaren De PlaterDelath De ZoysaMary DealOswin DeallyMesseret DebebeKenneth and Barbara

DeckerDelta Sigma Theta Sorority,

Inc.Barbara DentMadhavendra DhakalPatrick DickCarol DigardiClaude DillRichard and Glenna DimmigTom DipasquaJeffrey DixonNikola DjordjevicDoggiemania, LLCKenneth DonaldsonTed DonleyBridget DougalDover Middle SchoolChristopher DowdellKytee DoyleDeborah DoyleElliot DriskoKiran DubhashiOdessa DuboseHarvey and Shelia DulinDumaual Family FundDon and Susan DuranceDenis DurnanDon EardleyGerald Eastman

Troy EberleinDonna EdenTom EdmanEdward J. Thompson TrustI Ling EeG. Thomas EilermanEileen ElliottKelly EmmingerHoward EndeMike EngelhardRobert EnningaBruce ErwayDeborah EspositaNorman and Ginger EtkindAlex EvansEvans Equipment Co.Alex FaigelYvonne FakhryElisabeth FalkAzam FarooquiRichard FarrisMarti FarrisPeter FarsonMichael and Madeline

FeinbergChristina FengWalter Ted FergusonFrancis FerrantiRaffaella FilipponiDiane FilterDeb FinleyJordan T. FisherJohn FlaggMarc FlegelJose and Heidi FloresBrian Flynn and Nancy BakerJohn FolletteGary FoltzJudy ForeSally FosterCharlotte FoxJudy Fox

Ron FrankRaymond FrederickJoe and Barbara FredrickLisa FreemanJared Freeman and Wendy

WeinbergRaymond and Mary FreerRoger M. FriedbergIlja FriedelMartin and Randye FriedrichsRonald FriendGregory Fritts and Geraldine

FooteDorothy FrommerLaura FroniewskiEd FuciniRobert FukumotoFull Circle Real EstateElizabeth FungSanjay GandhiRick GastKevin GatelyGeorge and Margaret

GaughanJoan and William GaughanAdam GaventaBarbara GavinAnn GaylinGE FoundationHeather GeigerMelissa GeigerStephen GeorgeValerie GeorgeAndrew GermanowJohn and Mary GersbachSusan GewinnerStathis GiallelisThe Gibney Family FoundationGiddings Times and NewsMelinda GiffardParminder GillAnn Giuli

Give with LibertyGiving TogetherEli GlassGlaxoSmithKline FoundationPeter GlickGlobal GivingDorothy T. GlobusJeremy and Carey GoldblattJay GoldmanBruce GoluskinLeon GolynskyLai Sing Gonzalez PadillaSue GoodsteinTeresa GoodwinRoxane GooginKim GowingGrace Century FZ LLCAndrew GrahamConstance GrahamCynthia GrapovKarin GreenJohn and Bonnie GreerLeslie GregersenTerri GregoryPaul GronerMike GrossGSG Support ServicesCris GuestGunjan GuptaJerry GuraRobert GurssSoniya GurungPuncho GurungGeorge GuthrieCharles and Sara HaagRichard HainErin HaiteNancy HakesThomas HalperPeter and Kathryn HanasRatih Adi HapsariDavid and Karen Harper

$100–$999 cont.

Sandra HarringtonDenise HarrisBarbara HartSally HartmanToinette HartshorneW. Ronald and Melissa

HarwoodAli Hassan Emam BarakatFrances and Donald HatfieldV. HaynesHilary HeasonNancy HeavrinHerbert and Marcia HeintzWilliam HelmsSandy HendricksonCarmen HenriksonRichard HenryDavid A. HerzogPeter and Helene

HeydemannAlan HeywoodKaren HickeyJulie A. HiebMiles HildebrandLauren HillKris HillSuzanne HiscoxGordon HoVu HoRobert and Carolyn

HoffmanRobert HoffmanDwight HollandBill HollandCheryl HollandDavid HollenbachDennis HollidayPamela HoltzmanLeo and Alida HoogenboomKimberly HooksTheodore HoovenNeil Horbury













Berthold and Valerie HornJohn HornerAndrew HoseaConnie HotchkinLucy HowardJerald Howe and Jill

HabermannSharon HuberDallas HudgensGail HuffHumble PieBarbara HuntRichard HunterIan HurstEduardo HurtadoStuart HutchinsJames HuttonRonald HydeMichael and Suzanne InglisIntuit Foundation Matching

ProgramJeffery Irwin and Elisabeth

Snyder"J.K.L. Family Partnership,

Ltd."Rebecca JabbourBetty JacksonShireen and Rajneesh JaiswalMark JaneczekThe Janet and Robert Weber

Family FoundationRaida JarrarJC RecordingNarong and Arphorn

JeackjuntraEmily JefferiesGretchen JehleJerry JehningValerie and James JenningsMichael and Wilhelmina

JensenMarilyn F. Jensen

Sarah and Jelando JohnsonJeremy JohnsonJohnson State CollegeMelanie JonesEugene and Linda JonesFrank JonesGraham JonesSonia JordanJamena JosephCarlton JosephKristi A. JoyceLaura JuneJustin JungeDenise JuppeBhanu KalvakotaIqbal KamdarSubbarayudu KammaMarie KangariVineet KarMr. Amit KarkiBertram KaronJeffrey B. KarpDuane KarrenDavid KasputisZulfikar KassimLaurence KayeKimberley KazanjianLynn and Cresson KearnyJoan KearsleyJohn KennyNasira KhanKhoiSan Adventures llcKids Learning ServicesKei KimuraBenjamin and Laura KingAlison R. KingThomas KinneKelli KlauberSuzanne KleinRegine KleinkeBrian KlingVonja Knox

Diane KodyNancy KoenigAmy KolkerKatie KoncharKyung KooLinda KoonBonnie KoonElena KorboukhPaul KorbulicJoseph and Patricia KozakBryna KranzlerArlene and Jesse KrawitzRaimie KristeRudy and Karen KristichPatricia KuhnNitin KumarJacob KupfermanEric KurthKamYing KwanJoan LackeyBarbara LaddJerry LambertPhilip LambrakosLinda LaneCatherine LaneValerie LaneyPaul and Amber LarkinKristin LasagnaJan LatonaKeith LauSuzanne LauerLaughing Moon ChocolatesGerhard LauleLise LaurinMilton LavinKeith LawrenceLawrence LawsonDonald LawtonCordellia LeTheresa LeEdward LeachGerri Leake

Michael and Leslie LebowitzTerry LeeDarshana LeeRobert LeeJanie LefeversDorothy LeggettLinda LehnertSandra LeistnerMichael and Ronnie LevineMonica LevyWilliam LewisMichael and Valerie LewisGaikEng LimWee Kok Lim and Siew Tong

TeoRegina LinaresKim LincolnAnn LinderSheri LindnerCarolyn LittlejohnsLuping LiuAnnie LiuLivingston Center for Art and

CultureDon LohffCarol R. LohrChristine A. LojkoYun LongMargot LoomisRoger LordLorrie LouderLove WorksRobert and Gail LovemanMichele LovenduskiMichele F. LowranceTien-Der LuoStephen LuppinoIrwin LutskyKevin LydonCynthia LynchEdward and Dorene

MacDonald

$100–$999 cont.

Erico MacedoLaverne MacInnisMadeleine MacIntyreJoan MacKenzieCynthia H. MaddenMichael MagnanSara MangelThomas ManningArun ManoharanPatrick MarekJames and Jane MarekRon MarinoSteven and Rebecca MarksCarol MartinThomas and Mary Lee MartinAra MarxPaul MasonPamela MasonPamela MastermanFrederick MastermanJames MastersonMurugesan MathevanpillaiAnup MazumderFran Mc ClaffertyKaren McAuliffeMcBride Family and Aspen

Business CenterFoundation

Danny McCallKevin McCarthyJohn and Ann McCartyJohn McCarty and Ann

McCartyFran McClaffertyUyen McClellandWilliam McClementsJames and Kathleen

McCulloughMr. and Mrs. Michael

McEndreeJake McGavockAnn and Jon McGee

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Dale McGinleyBarbara McGoldrickAngus McIntyreKevin McKenzieElspeth McLaughlinLarry McLaughlinSheila McNameeMartin and Isabelle McNeelaKeith McNeilGenevieve McNicolAndy McNuttIrene MederosCathy MedinaRichard MedvedSaurin MehtaMary A. MekoshRajini MelwaniKatherine MenardSandro MenzelMarvin and Margaret

MenzinMerrillville High SchoolNancy Meyer-EmerickJudith MichalJonathan MickelsonJulian MickelsonMickelson Family FoundationJeanette MiddaughMatthew MilanoClaudia MilesMillennium Pharmaceuticals

Matching Gift ProgramLawrence D. MillerDonald and Sharon MillerDaniel MillerLorraine Miller-WolfDavid MillsonMind Purification CentreScott MinickSteven MisbinBhanu MistryNeil Mitchell and Donna

MitchellTeri MitchellRiz MithaniKenneth ModiWilliam MoellerM.K. Monley and Don

SchneiderDavid and Diane MontagueAdam MontanaroLaurel MoodieThomas MooreBonny MorescoLucy MorganMark and Alanna MorinMorning MinyanairsJames and Gail MorrillKim MorrisonHolly MorseJonathan and Lindsay

Moskow"Edward W. Mudd, Jr."Timothy MulliganLinda M. MulryanJohn and Anne MurphyMurrysville Lions ClubPeter MurthaDan MuseIqbal MutabannaPatricia MyersRobert MyersClarence MyroldDarlene NagaoLisa NahinChaya NanavatiMarcia and Robert NappiBabu NarayanswamyPatrick NaughtonThe Neal and Sherrie Savage

Family FoundationJohn L. NealonDaniel NelsonJanie Nelson

Wee Keong NeohPamela and Paul NessFrederic NeustadtLaura NevilleElaine NewbyEmily NewickMichael NewlandRoger and Karin NewmanMyrta NezamAlex NguyenEllen NguyenKhanh NguyenVan NguyenJonathan NickelEileen NiemieraNikeJonathan NilssonPaul and Pamela NoetlingKatsuya NoguchiMary C. Noone-KozakiewiczDave NortonTerry NozigliaPatricia O'ConnorKevin O'ConnorIlka OberstDiane Browning OblockGina OcampoDavid OleanMoe OliaAmy OllilaMr. Boon Han OngSing OngOrange County CreationsJack OsborneRaisa Otero-CesarioSimon PaineNithya PalanisamyKiran PanesarMarion PaolilloRagina ParekhUrmi ParikhRobert Parisi

Susan ParkerGregory ParrJames ParsleyRobert PassoniDeepan PatelKalpana PatelSejal PatelSara PatonWilliam PattenThomas PayneSusan PayneJohn and Marilyn PelehachJames PenhaPatricia PenzenstadlerMary Adeline PepperDavid and Christine PequetRichard PerchMark PerkinsKimberly PerryMatthew PetersonLisa PetersonTim M. PetrickWilliam and Rita PetrocineSara PetrocineGeorge and Anne PettyJoan PfefferJoseph PfendtPfizer Foundation Matching

Gifts ProgramJohn PhillipsLisbet PhillipsJames PiggJoe and Mary PigmanBipin PillaiHenry and Shelley PinkneyKenneth PiotrowskiAndrea Pipkin-DavisPizza MoncurCeleste and Bob PlassmanKathy PogLawrence and Rachel PollackNojanaj Pongsupaht

$100–$999 cont.

Michael and Sally PopeElizabeth PorterfieldJerry PorzemskyBruce PosnerPotbelly Sandwich WorksJames E. PowersJames PrattDerek PriceAnn PriceGerald and Donna PriceBhaskar PulikalKaran PuriPrabhakara PuvvadaTracey QuachKim QuachQualcomm Matching Grant

ProgramD. Randy RadcliffeHeidi RafmanScott RandolphKay and Stan RaneyJean RawsonBonnie and Peter ReaganMichael ReayJames RedwoodVerity ReevesNarottam RegmiReinsch Pierce Family

FoundationBarbara and Dave ReschPatricia RhoadesMary M. RichardsDonald Richardson and

Kathleen BreskiDavid and Susan RidoutRishav RimalRaymond and Mariemma

RiveraBradley RobertsonJean RobinsonEva RocheChristopher Roderick and




$100–$999 cont.

Carole RollinsDorothy Rodgers-MillerJ. Leonard and Barbara

RogersFrederick RolfBenjamin RopkePaul Rosenfeld and Sylvia

RoseDebra Rosenthal and

Lawrence BashaValentin RosseboMichael RotbergLisalyn RothBonny J. RueAstrid RushVicki RussoPatrick RyanNorman SackarSacramento Alumni Chapter,

Delta Sigma ThetaThalia and Timothy SalazarTherese SaloleJosue SanchezKelly SandersonBeverly SanfordJames and Ruth SantosNancy SausJohn SavillJohn ScheelsTamir ScheinokFather Alfred Richard SchellerDave Scherer and Rosemarie

LizarragaMichael SchermerDick SchlesingerTodd Schlossberg and

Christina BullardMichael and Bonnie SchmickPatricia SchmidRuth E. SchoeningFred SchorDavid Schulz

Dylan SchutzCarole D. SchwabSchwab Charitable FundAlan G. SchwartzInara SchwartzAlice SchwartzSchwartz and Egger Family

FundSally SchwarzloseDale and Christa ScottGregg and Terry ScottJonathan ScottSteven ScriveAdil SeddiqDavid SeelyeChandra SekaranAnna SensensteinRalph SessoAmarpreet SethiDavid SeyboldtJohn ShackletonShalin ShahAagam ShahLeena ShahNasir SheftaSonia ShethWilliam ShieldsSandeep ShivaDavid ShloshEliza ShresthaLinda Shultz and Lawrence

ChazenRobert SiddallJohn SieberElizabeth SiegelLucas SiegelMary SierakowskiSilicon Valley Community

FoundationWilliam SilvaApril SilverPrabha and Anita Sinha

Sinha Kikeri FoundationOle Petter SkaaksrudCharles and Margaret SkeltonNancy SmithBrent SmithJudith SmithRichard L. SmithSmith Public AffairsThomas SmudaMarilyn Snyder and Dennis

WilsonOona SoenarioElizabeth SofferAlan SolinskyAlfred SolishRoger and Roberta SollStanley and Francine SolomonMishri SomeshwarVioleta SosaNathaniel SpeightsBarbara SpeyerAnn SpiesJames SprattleyGregory SquiresKerith St. LouisTyrone StaceyWilliam and Joann StahlNeri StallCarol StansfieldSusan StantonLois StarkAlina StasiowskiAmanda SteenCarl SteinLester Stephens and Marie EllisMark and Marcia StewartSteven StraightFrederick StriplingEllen StrossJudy StrouseLoretta SturgisJeanette Sullivan

Matthew SullivanJudi SundeMr. and Mrs. Verle SuttonSebrena SweeneyAnna Swenson and John

KunkelReid SwensonMichael SymsLaurie SzumlaGerald and Linda TagueNic TalantisChristopher and Delia TamPeter TannenbaumBarbara TarbyGeorge TarnopolskyHarold TayVince and Sophie TaylorBarbara TaylorDerek Teare and Katherine

ReichertRobert TedescoRichard TelanderGladys ThacherDev ThapaJeanette ThomasThe Thomas M. and Eleanor

H. Sedgwick Family TrustBrenda TiernanChristopher TietzeJoshua Tilton and Lauren

AsperschlagerSusanne TisdallLon and Eloise TitusJames TobiasonChong Tong SengEbru TontasMatthew TorgersonJoe TownleyToi TranHoang Dieu D. TrinhTrinity United Methodist

Church

Gloria TroisiJeffrey and Carol TroutTruistJames and Heather TueffelVenugopal TumuAung TunSusanne TurnerTVI bvbaMichael TwidaleThe Tymar Consulting GroupVirginia UnanueUnited Way California

Capital RegionChristine UstasRaymond UtterbackIngrid VaelenWilma VailPaul ValenciusDavid and Kathy Van DameMarjolein Van Der MeulenJane VanceKenneth and Linda

VancouveringAnn and William VanderbiltRenee VanlandinghamNeha VashishthVeritas PrepMadeleine Victor-PieczarkaVisa GivingstationBarbara WalkerAngela WallaceRobert and Bobbie WalravenWilliam WalterAlex Ying-Lien WangPhyllis WangMargot WardPaul WardRichard and Doris WaringSamuel and Corinne

WarsawskyJane and Mike WashingtonJosef Watts

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$100–$999 cont.

William and JacquelineWeathers

Web NationAndrew WebberRichard E. WegnerErik and Ellen WeihenmayerWelch Mechanical DesignsDavid and Eileen WellsGary WelterThe Wenholz Law Firm,

PLLCBonnie WheatonHelen WhiteStephen E. WhiteDeb WhiteRobyn WhittakerChristopher and Barbara

WhortonLaura WichemsJulie D. WickserJaci and Mason WilkinsCynthia WilliamsPat WilsonDaniel WilsonEverett WilsonThomas WilsonLisa WiltonDennis and Janae WiseSara WolanskyMerikokeb WondafrashKungshun WongKaren WoodLynne WoodKerry WoodenRoscoe WoodsBob and Shirley WorgulCharles WrigginsDavid WrightJanice M. WrightPaul WrightNancy WrightKaren Wyatt

Yahoo! Matching GiftsProgram

Dong Yoon KimKathy YoungDorothy S. YoungJeffrey YunisRuth YunkMansour ZadehCarol L. Zanella and Gregory

W. KressRobert and Eileen ZanilloDonald ZobelMary A. Zundel

$1–$99Zerabruk A. AbayFred AckermanMargaret AdamsSuzanne AdelmanScott AdesAdventure Spirit

Rock+Ice+AlpineMichael AlbaJoseph AlfanoAnson AliElaine AlquistChris AltmanRadhika AluriD.K AndresBlake AndrewsChristopher AndrewsBruce and Dortha AplandAppleTokunbo ArchiePatricia ArnoldClaudia AscioneOrlando AtenciaKumaresh AthmaramGeorge AzaleteyJason Bacon

Warren and Carole BaileyAudra BairdDeborah BakerElizabeth BaliemJoan Bancroft and Harold EkernIrene BaranskiTimothy BaronRay and Shirley BarrallLisa Barrera PhillipsCarl BartzDhirendra BasnyatAnthony BatchelorChristopher BatesEleanor BaudoinDaniel BauerBarry BauerAdriana BazydloBe Nice BoxRichard and Diane BeaudoinDino BeckWilliam BeckerSharon BellLisa BelliveauLisa BenderGerry BennettRachel BennettaCheryl BenzschawelColleen BerenguerAlem BerhaneBete BerhanuChristopher BertautJean BertramJoan BessonMarta BetancourtDarshan BhattSitaula BhuwanPaula BillupsBeverly BishirKrista BishopJohn BissetMary L. BloomRick and Leslie Blount

Mark BohnerGertrude BojarskiM.M. BolzTom BonomaEduardo BornDolores BorowitzAlan BorrudJohn and Susan BovaIrene BowieEleanor BoxermanJames BoydRichard J. Boyland, Jr.Thomas BraunTheresa BrennanFay BriggsJoanie BristolDebra BrodyMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A.

BrodyDeborah BrownShelia BrownPhilip BrykmanReverend John BucchinoEmily BuchanDebra and Dennis BucherJames BuggyJack BurdenAmy BurgessBarbara BurnetteSherrie BursonKaren BurtonMary BusseDennis ButlerYasin BüyükJose Cabral and Ida OrtizPaul H. CahierJohn M. CahillSheri CalhounRichard and Geraldine

CallaghanKaren CampbellWilliam and Eunice Canedo

Canterbury BCLawrence CarliniLee CarterAnnetta CarterElizabeth CastellanoCecile ChabotSheri ChalstromRuth ChauvinStrong Lee Chee KyongYu Rung ChenSusan ChenYi Hua ChenGerald and Dawn CheneveyJennifer CheungLauren ChildersScott ChinTong Seng ChongBrajesh ChughRekha ChughCarol ChurchCarol A. CipollaMaria Victoria ClementeAlbert ClevelandMarsha ClinkingbeardKathleen ColeLisa ColombariRichard ColskyBruce and Gail ConnellMary ContiDiane CookHolly CooperBeryl CorvetteCody CoxBridget CroasdaleWendy CroasdaleLeslie CucuelMelisa CullAnn M. CurranNancy CzeinerEdward Da SilvaRita DanksWalter and Diana Dartland



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Neha DaveStuart DavisJennifer DavisKathleen DayeMarjolijn de BoerJulie DeardorffAshley DeCarmePeter DedekMary DelaneySharon DemingJudy DeolJennifer DeSormouxLemlem DestaPeter DietzTam DinhJeriel DisengomokaAkbar DoctorLaura DonnelleyPeg DonnetKendalynn DowenRichard DowningBenjamin DreschelEmma DruryJim DufelmeierMichael DullerHilary DumitrescuMichael DunnSusan DunnPaul and Anita DuplessisK. EakambareswanSarita EisenstarkElevate Life ChurchRonald and Agnes EleyNancy ElmoreMoran ElwellSean EndersPaul M. EngleLauren EnsleyAnne EpsteinSusan EpsteinAlejandro EscribanoJames EshelmanDeborah Espy

Robert EtgenGail EtkinJeremiah EvansBarbara EvansThomas EvansDianna EvattStewart FamilyMarilyn A. FarinaKam FawcettMarcia FeitelBrian FeltovichLinda FelyWilliam FerroBarry and Arlene FetzerThomas and Harriet FleishmanJim ForbesJan ForkerJulie FreestoneKaren FrerickDiane FritzJim FuttermanKimberley GalliganJoseph GallowayJayasakthy GanapathyGajaraben GandhiFirdosh GanooJan GarmsRichard and Marsha GaymanRandy GaynesThorston GebhardtMeseret GebrehiwotTsion GebruAbay Gedey and Abeba DemozMarcia GelberNathan GendronGeorge and Anisse GeorgeRoham GharegozlouAnanda GhimireRachel GibbsAllison GibsonBrooke W. GiedaWilliam and Carol GilbertJames Gilliam

Jane GlassGlass Fascinations of Squirrel

Haven StudiosPaula GlazierKathryn GodecM.M. GodsonJack GogginLarry GoldsteinGerry and Linda GolubskiMaria Elena GomezJennifer GonzalezDavid GoodmanGracia GoodrichChristopher GordonPatrick and Barbara GormanLisa GouldLaura GowenTimothy and Mary GrahamLaura GranickAndrew GrantKatherine GrassoAlexandra GraubertGreen Mountain Coffee

Roasters, Inc.Michelle GreenbergValerie GreerPat GressKaren GriesCory GrimesGeorge GringLisa GrossmanSallyanne and Sallyanne GrossoDavid GuessIvan GuilloryManisha GuniAdam GutierrezKyung HaRyan HaberekLinda HagglundJohn HainJulia F. HaleMonte HallNorma Hall

Ashley HammCynthia HammanRoger HamstreetJonathan HancockLynell HansenCecily HarkinsEdith HarmanMary HarmerDorothy HaslerAli HassanCynthia HattenAxel HeeseLinda HeidenUriel HeilmanDavid HeinsStephen HendersonTiffany HengesbachPenny HermanAlan and Mary HettigerMary HicklinJanie HightowerSamuel HightowerAndrea HillScott HindsJennifer HobbsGeorge HodyKatherine HoffmanCatherine HoganJamie HoganJohn J. Hogle and Erlinda

EstradaLois HollanMarna HollandShirley HollenPeter S. HoltGail HolzrichterTiffany HongMarlis HornungSteve and Katherine HorowitzDonald HoskinsMichael HouseCathleen HowardColleen Howe

Ehrick and Sally HowlandMike HowlesPat Hughes and Henry MinisWade HuntleyDavid HurleyMargaret HutchingsPatricia InnesBrett IrishKaren L. JacksonJohanna JacksonDavid JacobsJames and Susan JacobsonMary JaegerPhillip T. JaegerJose JaimeMilan JanmejaMegan JansenDawn JanucikGolnaz JaveyWilliam JenkinsFran JensenJulia JohannpeterJohn Hancock Financial

Services Matching GiftsProgram

Bertha JohnsonSheila JohnsonRobert and Gail JohnsonCynthia JohnsonLiz JonesLizabeth JonesShirley JonesVikki JoycePeter and Mary JuanStephen JudgeRon KaczynskiNicholas KakosAngapparaj KalimuthuTerry KamKenneth KamauWoojung KangMichael and Barbara Karaban


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Sagar KarandeRanjan KarkiRegine KarmeliSasha KatcherSonia KaurAsad KaziMohammed KazmiTom KellerRichard and Nancy KelloggTamsin KelseyTracy KenneySharon KennyDennis KentBirsen KeresteciDawn KernKeyBank FoundationJonathan and Marvia KeyserPhonephasith

KhangsengsingAnjali KhawajaHodosi KimPaul KimJoanna KingKirstan KirstanIra KleimanRona KleinElizabeth KlemmHerb and Margaret KlinderAdam and Samantha KlodSally Lemly KnutsonJoyce KochChristina KoehlerSusan KolibabAshwini KomarlaKhattiya KornAmit KshatriyaRanjit KulangarothEleanora KulmKristen KurthLindsay La ForgeSharookh LalaYannick Lambrecht

Margery and Eli LangnerHarvey LankfordSandra LarkinGeraldine LeakeBruce LearyFoong LeeKaren LeeLegal Alternatives, Inc.Mary LeitnerDavid S. LernerAmelia LewisJodie LewisTzong-Yih LiChelsea LindanSusan LindbergIva LisikewyczEugenia LockettDeborah LogerfoVladimir and Margery LonzaThe Lord Jesus FundBryon LorenzSandy and James LoseyJo Anne LougheryDamion LowChristy LuceNeil LuckettCarmen D. LugoHeidi LuquerJanet LutherJane LyMr. and Mrs. Clement

MaddenDonna MaddenAruna MaharjanCyndi MancinelliLori MarcumRobert MarekJoy MarrowFrances MassenzioJohn MaxfieldTamara McCabeJerry McCallCarol McCallum

Damian McCleodCraig McCollRhonda McCreedyGina McDanielPhilip McQuillanJean MeachamYosef Misgina MeashoSmruti MehtaSam MerrellFred MerzGarth B. MeyerAllen F. MichelsSophie MihajlovicEugene MihalyJennifer MillerNorman MillerRaymond MillerSally MillerGail MitchellHiten MitchellEvelyn MoralesArlene and Jack MorganLynn MorrisonGardiner MorseKathleen MortensenJake MortlockTom and Marti MoslenerThe MountaineerMark MrotekKara MueckeMark MuentzPeter and Wendy MullenTigist MulunehJessica MunosJessica MunozFernando Munoz AlonsoJohn MunroeAaron MurphyJames MurphyClayton NagyNational Fish

Luis Xavier Navarro ChavezEugene NealeDaniel NebiyeleulEdward NeeganGezel NehmadiLauri NeidellMary P. NelsonG. Kent NelsonJerome NelsonMerlene NembhardCatherine NewmanKatherine NicosiaWilbert NilesKay NothsteinBeth and Tom O'GradyThomas O'NeillThe ODD LoftSusan OestreichAimee OgleKumiko OlsonJeffrey and Erme OrmeVelankanni Rajkumar

PalavesamSunita PandeyNishit PandyaRosemary ParkerEric ParolinSergey PashkovichVincent J. PasquarielloAlpa PatadiaMilan PatelPravinchandra PatelWilliam PaulRosemary PautlerAlma PayneMichelle PeckMui Khim PeeWenzel PeikertCarl and Liana PellechioM. PerezPhilip PerlahKatherine PerlmanRandall Petersen

Karen PetersonLyn PetrieToan PhanDavid PhillipsAnne PiggLinda PilsworthJohn PiperMichael PlevyakNina PollockRobert PopeRoshani PoudelEmma Angelica PraggastisPremier Matching Charitable

ProgramChristine PriceHarriet PriceGary and Susanna PriddyJoanne PrivesRandy PrudeChris PuglisiChristopher PuricelliMargaret QuackenbushHoward and Esther QuinnJennifer RabalaisMarcia RadbillSusanna RajUdhayakumar RatnasamySuzanne RauBijon Ray-ChaudhuriAnukritika RayamajhiAnita RayburnSarah RazviGeorge ReddCharles ReedLynn ReimerNaaz RejoubLawrence RemediosMark and Diane RenzRepublican Baptist Church

WMUThomas ReynenIram Riaz



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Bob RiceElizabeth RichGreg RichardsonPawan RimalTed RobbinsSusan RobertsCherrie RodriguezAndy RoehrdanzSheryl RoffeCynthia RogalaSharon RoglieriRobert RomGloria RoseAura RosenbergAaron and Barbara

RosenzweigConstance RosnerRose RothJames and Natalie

RoughgardenBarbara RubinsteinMr. Robert J. RuschakR.L. and B.F. SackheimSherri SalehMary SamsonThe Samuel Lawrence

FoundationRichard and Vardit SamuelsBahareh SanaieMovahedJanet SandTeresa SandlerE. SanikouMarilyn SantiagoTina Sasaki-BollingerSravanthi SattineniDennis and Barbara

SaturninoMehmet SaydagCarol SchafferLorraine SchereckBetsy SchindlerBruce and Sally SchollerGary Schulze

James and PatriciaSchumann

Eric SchweitzerElaine SecklerT SedaGowri SelvanAnnette SengeMary and Peter ShackleJohn ShandsJourdan ShapiroAndrew ShapiroAshish SharmaSital SharmaLetebrehan ShiferawJohn ShowellShrutee ShresthaRaj ShroffMr. and Mrs. H. James ShuttHaris SiddiquiDiego SierraIsabel SilvaRobin Eley SilvaKimberly SimmonsRalph SingerLavinder SinghVivek SinghMichael W. SkidmoreStephen SkinnerDouglas and Evelyne SkoppRosemary SlabodaBev SlaterSharon SlofkoskyI. Sanford and Judy SmithJimmy SmithMarjorie K. SmithGeorge and Deborah SmulikVirginia SnyderSteven SolomonJudith SolskenTammy SonnamakerPrudence SpauldingKathy SpeakerWilliam Spencer

David and GayannSperrazza

Andrew SpitalnyKumpol SriprapaJulie St. LaurentKevin StantonVictoria SteeleRichard S. SteinbergDavid StephensCynthia StephensonJanice StevensonRuth StewartCharles StumpfMercedes SubiratsJeffrey SungShelley Supplee and Hawk

GreenwayLourdes SusinoMary SwanwickRegina SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Richard

SweeneyJay Syrett-JuddHui Huang TayKrishna ThapaPragya ThapaBalakrishna ThatavarthyMichael Thomas, Jr.Truth and Mischa ThomasChristopher ThomasSuzanne ThurlowTime Warner Employee

Grant ProgramTewodrose TirfeScott and Paris TollRene TorresLaurel TrahanVinh TranPhuong TranDonald TraverRocco TripepiMarinda TroutCam Tu Ta Le

Rukesh TwanabasuUnited Health Group

Employee GivingCampaign

United Way of JacksonCounty

Zoila UrbaniEvelyn UyemuraElizabeth VaccaroJoann VaccaroDeborah ValdezGeorgette and Thomas Van

EgerenAspi VariavaEkaterini VarmazisAurora VasquezBrenda VauseNikolina VegaLindsey VenableSteve VerchinskiOscar VilaVila, Padron and Diaz, P.A.Faranak and Farhad

VossoughiChristopher WagnerKeith WalkerPatricia WalterYi WangRobert WargoCatherine WarzynskiCrystal WatersLaura WatersJoseph and Ann WaynePhilip and Rosemary

WeidenbornerBarbara WeissDavid WeissKaren WeissJoella WerlinStephanie WesleyErin WesslingStephen WhalenBetty White

Mr. and Mrs. Reddick H.White, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. RayWiederhold

Bill and Mary Ann WielandGerald and Constance WienGloria WilkinsJudith WilkinsSusan WilsonMary WinklerAlicia WistrandYohannes WoldeChristopher WomackStephen WoodEmma WoodSusan WorthPaulina WozniakPeggy P. WuMary Alice WuerzSankara YadavalliAlejandro YamamotoConnie YangRebecca YarnellKristine YasutakeEmnet YitbarekEn-Tien YuAllen YunJob ZabalaBernard ZablockiLinda ZachariasPaul ZatzQingjun ZhangBart ZieglerJamie Zimmer


PartnersThe Himalayan Cataract Project works within a wide and expanding networkof groups with the shared goal of eradicating preventable and curableblindness and delivering quality healthcare to the underserved. By leveragingthe resources and expertise of our partners we accomplish far more than weever could alone.

Affiliated Medical Institutions

Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, Nepal

Arba Minch General Hospital, Ethiopia

Bisidimo General Hospital, Ethiopia

John A. Moran Eye Center, University ofUtah, United States

Jimma University Hospital, Ethiopia

Aravind Eye Care Systems, India

Geta Eye Hospital, Nepal

Gondar University Hospital, Ethiopia

Janakpur Eye Hospital, Nepal

Kenyatta National Hospital, Kenya

Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Ghana

London Vision Clinic, United Kingdom

L.V. Prasad Eye Institute, India

Medical Eye Center, Oregon, United States

Menelik II Hospital, Addis Ababa University,Ethiopia

Quiha Zonal Hospital, Ethiopia

Sinskey Eye Institute, Ethiopia

Tamale Teaching Hospital, Ghana

University of Nebraska Medical Center,Nebraska, United States

Yangon Eye Hospital, Myanmar

Woldiya General Hospital, Ethiopia

WGGA Vision Clinic

Affiliated Organizations

Aravind Eye Care Systems

The Earth Institute at Columbia University

The Fred Hollows Foundation

Helen Keller International

Millennium Cities Initiative

Millennium Villages Project

ORBIS International

Project Vision

Seva Foundation

SightLife

WEEMA International

Memberships

InterAction

International Agency for the Prevention ofBlindness (IAPB), Vision 2020

International Division, John A. Moran Eye CenterHCP works closely with theInternational Division at the JohnA. Moran Eye Center at theUniversity of Utah. Together wecoordinate fellowships forophthalmologists from thedeveloping world. Visiting fellowsspend one to three months in asubspecialty clinic at the Moranobserving best practices andparticipating in the academicprogram. Moran faculty travelextensively in the developing worldproviding mentorship toophthalmologists.

The Moran’s Dr. Bob Hoffman andKATH’s Doreen Frimpong operate ona young child in Ghana.



LeadershipBoard of Directors

Dr. Geoffrey Tabin, ChairmanFarran Tozer BrownAdrienne Graves, PhDStewart HalpernDr. Matthew OlivaDr. Randall Olson

Advisory Board

Dr. Alfred Sommer, Honorary ChairmanDr. David ChangGeorge LikeDr. Richard LitwinDr. Daniel ReinsteinDr. Michael Wiedman

Staff

Job Heintz, Chief Executive OfficerGertrude Agbozo, Africa Program ManagerRowan Burke, Procurement ManagerRoger Clapp, Major Gifts OfficerPamela Clapp, Deputy Director of ProgramsJamie Clearfield, Monitoring and Evaluation SpecialistEmily Newick, Chief Operating OfficerBeth O’Grady, Operations/Raiser’s Edge SpecialistBill Shields, Chief of Technology and ProcurementClaire Wiley, Communications Manager

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