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Dear Friends,

For the 7 million stroke survivors in the U.S., the future is today. Stroke does not define who they are or where they are going. However, stroke does present challenges and it is the role of National Stroke Association to assist in overcoming these challenges and providing opportunity. We do so in a number of ways:

• Increasing access to care

• Public awareness

• Post-stroke support

• Survivor dignity

• Giving voice through advocacy

On the pages of our 2012 annual report, you’ll read more about the positive impact we are having as an organization. But equally important is our desire to salute the partners, donors, volunteers, advocates and staff who truly make our impact possible.

On the accompanying pages, you’ll find that we provide valuable information in the form of snapshots that provide statistical insight about the work we engage in each day. Remember that behind every statistic is a stroke survivor who has a unique story.

Their stories of hope and optimism are inspiring and remind us that after a stroke, each person writes his or her own new story—a story made up of individual chapters filled with health challenges but more importantly, chapters that abound with new strategies for coping, adapting, growing and succeeding.

As you read their stories, I trust you will join me in appreciating not only the vital need for National Stroke Association’s ongoing work, but also the necessity of never forgetting that every stroke survivor’s story is being newly written each day. For them, the future is today.

Sincerely,

Jim Baranski Chief Executive Officer

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In 2012, we met Kathy Howard.

Five years ago, Kathy had a serious ischemic stroke, which left her unable to walk and took away all sensation on her left side from her head to her toes.

Kathy thought her life was over, but she made progress and set out to learn as much as she could about the effects of stroke and preventing stroke. She picked up a copy of StrokeSmart®, our free magazine. StrokeSmart is all about lifestyle, recovery, prevention and inspiration and it gave her the medicine and motivation she needed.

Since that day five years ago, Kathy has relearned to walk and drive, and even found her dream job. She realized that the incidence of stroke in her community is extremely high and now educates people on how to recognize stroke signs and symptoms, reduce risk and support survivors and families in their life after stroke.

Kathy says, “I have found National Stroke Association to be THE source I send new survivors to for information on nearly any stroke-related topic. If you go to their website (www.stroke.org), you can get information about prevention and everything that goes with recovery, see other survivors talk about their recovery and progress, and learn about latest research developments—it’s all there!”

Meet Kathy at www.stroke.org/faces_Kathy.

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Most Creative: Elijah Rutherford

Outstanding Individual: Kathy Howard

Outstanding Group: Children’s Hemiplegia and Stroke Association

6 AWARDS FOR NATIONAL LEADERSHIPMost Impactful: Barbara Wilder

Most Impactful Community Fundraising Event: Joe Romenesko

Outstanding Support Group: The Aphasia Lunch Bunch

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Caregiving is a tough job, but caregivers are essential to a stroke survivor’s recovery. Caregivers provide personal care, assist with appointments and medications, manage financial and transportation matters, and provide physical, mental and emotional support.

Until recently, Marsha Dickerson had never known anyone who’d had a stroke. But her husband was diagnosed with a right ischemic stroke (a blood clot in the right side of his brain) and given treatment at the hospital. The stroke left him with left-sided weakness—he couldn’t move his left arm or leg and the left side of his face drooped.

Marsha soon realized that the stroke had drastically changed her and her husband’s lives. She would continue to be a wife and confidante, but the stroke meant that she would also have to become an advocate, supporter, chauffeur—in short, a caregiver. And the job would be 24/7.

While her husband was still in rehabilitation, Marsha picked up National Stroke Association’s educational materials about stroke, which had been distributed by the hospital. A few months later, while hungrily searching for even more information about stroke, she found CarelivingSM Community, an online community where caregivers can connect, share and support one another. She was relieved to find a place where she could learn to be a better caregiver—for both her husband and herself.

Marsha says, “I didn’t have to wait for the monthly stroke support group meeting. I could get daily support, I’d go to Careliving Community and several caregivers would have made entries at midnight or later. Caregivers openly shared experiences. What books and articles are you reading? What’s your experience with therapists? How was your day?”

Find caregiver resources at www.stroke.org/care.

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Jennifer RutherfordAmber Frazier

Faces of Stroke Caregiver Henry Winkler

RAISEOutstanding Group: Children’s Hemiplegia and Stroke Association

CaregiversJana White Julie Ring

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For 27 years now, we have found an outstanding community partner in OSF St. Francis Medical Center in Peoria, Ill. They recognize the life-saving importance of excellent stroke care.

Their stroke team has a “FASTer” protocol—a system of notifications, team assembly and efficient diagnosis for the best care for every stroke patient, every time. In 2012, OSF even matched the world record for fastest stroke treatment: nine minutes.

Then they beat it—from the moment the stroke patient came through the door to diagnosis to treatment, only five minutes passed. This efficient, timely care can be the difference between lifelong disability and little to no deficits.

It seems that OSF has the same philosophy in their work as we do in ours. Says Jan Jahnel, OSF’s chief stroke nurse coordinator, and Teresa Swanson Devlin, stroke coordinator, “you can throw all the money in the world at [your stroke program], but you need team dedication and passion to make it work.”

National Stroke Association is a part of their team. We help OSF provide excellent care by keeping them up to date on stroke guidelines and providing materials and online conferences to help train their staff. With our education and support, OSF became the first hospital in Illinois and second in the U.S. to receive elite national accreditation and recognition for stroke excellence—the Comprehensive Stroke Center Certification.

We also make sure they have resources to provide support to stroke survivors and life-saving stroke education for their community.

Jan says, “We care about our community [and] we have so much to offer at our hospital—but we can’t do what we need to unless people get here! We really promote National Stroke Association’s FAST message and the importance of calling 9-1-1.”

For a list of our member hospitals, see www.stroke.org/scnmembers.

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4,000+ Attendees

Webinars for Healthcare Professionals


ABOUT PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND MEMBERSHIP

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75 Professional Society Members

6,000+ Medical Professionals Reached

155,000+ Education Materials

30,000 StrokeSmartSM Magazines Distributed

Stroke Center Network and Professional Society

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2012 FINANCIALS NationalSTROKEAssociation™

Total Net Assets $1,463,632Current Assets $1,653,234

Current Liabilities $308,412

Long-term Liabilities $14,446

Total Liabilities $322,858

Total Assets

$1,786,490 Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$1,786,490

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2012 FINANCIALS NationalSTROKEAssociation™

Earned Income $102,476

Professional Membership $380,777

Contributions $1,266,998

Grants $1,139,561

Total Revenue $2,889,812

Public Education $1,028,235

Administrative $319,058

Professional Education $1,349,135

Fundraising $692,340

Total Expenses $3,388,768

NATIONAL STROKE ASSOCIATION BOARD MEMBERS

Chairman Michael D. Walker, MD

Vice-chairman George Davis Jr.

Chairman Emeritus Valerie IrelandSamuel K. Lessey Jr.

Sue Anschutz-RodgersMollye BlockHoward M. BrennerAnastasia ColemanEdward F. Cox, Esq.Patricia Nixon CoxMichael J. Darling Philip Gorelick, MD, MPH

Daniel F. Hanley, MDC. Martin Harris, MD James Peake Robert Shapiro Carla Smith David Sproat Tim van Biesen

The Authors of Our Story

Jayne Abshire

David and Lynne Ambrose

Grover and Joyce Anderson

Ms. Joanne Anzalone

Ms. Nikki Ann Applebaum

Mr. Gilbert Asher

Dr. Douglas Aspros

Mr. Kwablah Attiogbe

Frank Austin

Mr. Kendell Austin

Mr. Greg Barajas

Thomas Baranski

Mr. Bill Barksdale

Tammy Battaglia

Mr. Gerald Bennett

Mr. and Ms. Jerome Berko

Ms. Vivian Beyda

Vernon Birks

Richard Blackwell

Ms. Joan Boes

Dr. John Bornhofen

Sue Bremner

Mr. Jimmi Brigham

Ms. Jennifer Sall Brooks

Mr. Robert Brown

Stephen Bryant

Kevin Burd

Mr. Carmine Canonico

Mrs. Mary Carden

Mr. James Carr

Mr. Gerald Carruth

Rev. Don Carson

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Case

Mr. Michael Cassidy

Mr. Michael Chan

Ms. Linda Chilian

Ms. Ann Christensen

Karen Christman

Mr. Harvey Clayman

Ms. June Clendenin

Patricia and John Cloos

Ms. Jane Collen

Mr. John Collins

Mrs. Valerie Commers

Jim Cook

Mr. Andrew Cook

Mr. Tim Cowgill

Grady Crahan

Mr. and Mrs. David Crowley

Dr. Carol Curry

Gary Daly

Dr. Benjamin Davis

Mr. Gerald Davis

Ms. Nicole Davis

Mr. Wayne Davis

Thomas and Barbara Dennis

Ms. Ellie Diegelmann

Mr. Frank DiGrappa

Pam Doman

Ms. Anne-Marie Donnelly

Ms. Joanne D’Onofrio

Mr. Devin Dougherty

Robert Duffer

Mr. James E. Duggan

Mr. Robert Duke

Mr. E. Bruce Dunn

Mrs. Eileen Dykeman

Mr. George Eastment

Ms. Maureen Eisenberg

Mr. Robert Van Etten

Mr. David Farer

Mr. William Fawcett

Mr. Thomas Fay

Mr. Irving Fenster

Mr. Feliciano Ferrer

Mrs. Cheryl Fick

Mrs. Leah Fileman

Mrs. Rhoda Fineman

Mr. Douglas Fisher and Mrs. Randall Fox

Ms. Rick Freyer

Mr. Stuart Friedman

Ms. Tammy Fuchigami

Stefan Gassner

Jim Gatt

Mrs. Jeanne Gerson

Laurene Giagnorio

Sharon Ginter

Judith Glatzel

Mr. Aaron Goldberg

Mrs. Suzanne Goodrich

Dr. Douglas Griffith

Mr. Chris Grutkowski

Mr. John Haberlin

Mr. William Hall

Mr. John Hamrick

Stephanie Harris

Gaye Harris

Mr. Gerald Harris

Mr. Quin Harris

Philip Hatfield

Mr. A. Hays

Barbara and Charles Headley

Mr. Joel Hecht

Kathleen Hedland

Mr. Roy Hendrickson

Ms. Elizabeth Hernandez

Charon Hershhorn

ANNUAL GIVING We give special recognition to the generous donors who invest more than $100 annually to support our mission. Thank you for your continued support.

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BEQUESTS Thank you to those whose legacies live on through bequests that support National Stroke Association.

Carmen Becker Trust

Sylvia Dellar Trust

Mr. Louis Gersten

Barry Litchfield Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ludolph

Ms. Angela Salatti

Ms. Matilda Scheiner

Mrs. Suzanne Hess

Mr. Bill HIckey

Mr. John Hill

Mr. George Hillier

Mr Robert Hoffman

Ms. Tammy Holbert

Prudential Manor Homes

Paul Huber

Ms. Jane Humphrey

Thomas Iliadis

Kausar Jabbar

Cayla Jackson

Mr. John Jay

Jeanette Jeanette

Janet Johnson

Dr. Judi Johnson

Ms. Carolyn Johnston

Ms. Cynthia Jones

Erwin Juda

Mr. John Kabara

Mr. Seymour Katz

Mr. Kevin Keim

Mr. Jim Kelley

Mr. Eric Kemmerer

Ms. Barbara King

Mr. Robert King

Mr. Thomas Kirby

Mr. Ron Kircher

Mr. Ronald Kirk

Mr. Phillip Kleweno

Mr. Thomas Kochalka

Mr. Sandeep Kochhar

Mrs. Gene Koelbel

Ms. Barbara Konecny

Marcy Kopelman

Mr. Sergio Kuc

Ms. Susan Houston Lacy

Ms. Cecelia Lance

Mr. Gerald Lavery

Nancy Law

Dana Lazowski

Mrs. Catherine Lennon

Sydney Levenson

Richard Levine

Erin Lewis

Mr. Robert Lindoerfer

Mr. Timmy Locklear

Mrs. Deborah Lombardi

Ms. Linda Lomele

Ms. Tara Looman

Robert and Gail Loveman

Mr. Donald Malone

Mr. Robert Margolies

Mr. Samuel Mark

Mr. Jack Marlowe

Mr. Paul Marquardt

Mr. Gerald Matisoff

Mrs. Susan Mayfield

Daniel Mazza

Ms. Margaret McCarte

Michael Mccarty

Mr. Robert McGoff

Ms. Nancy McKown

Mr. Frank McMorrow

Ms. Patricia McNabb

Christine Meyer

Ms. Stephen Meyer

David Michaeli

Ms. Debra Miller

Mr. Jim Miller

Ms. Maxine Mindel

Mr. Julian Minghi

Rasika Mishra

Mr. Bob Montressor

Mr. David Moretti

Marilyn and Alan Morris

Ms. Jodi Adeson Morrocco

Dr. Michel Mouravieff

Ms. Cheryl Eldred and Ms. Margaret Fuquea

Mr. Michael Munster

Dr. Alvin Mushkatel

Mr. Abram Nalibotsky

Mr. Thomas Napoli

Ms. Linda Nardi

Mr. David Newman

Mrs. Dottie Norton

Mr. John Obidos

Mr. Terence O’Brien

Terence and Virginia O’Connell

Karen Oldani

Ms. Judy O’Neill

Mrs. Norma Opgrand

David Otts

Mr. Dean Oyler

Mr. Harsha Panyadahundi

Barbara Parker

Ms. Trina Parker

Lee Parsons

Mr. Al Peraza

Ms. Cindy Petsch

Theresa Phillips

William Piernot

Mrs. Tillie Piscevich

Ms. Marilyn Polansky

Ms. Karen Pomicter

Mrs. Joyce Ponso

Ms. Judith Powell

Mr. Stephen Pratten

Mr. Fred Pribble

Dr. Bridglal Ramkissoon

Tara Rebele

Ms. Kimberly Riley

Jay Riordan

Mr. Bill Ritter

Laura Robinson

Ms. Monique Roesslein

Mr. Chris Rozewski

Mr. William Ruffer

Ms. Candace Rush

Joyce Sabari

Mrs. Anne Scheffer

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Schultz

Stanley Schwartz

Maria Schwarz

Robert Scialabba

Cody Scott

Wayne and Anna Shackelford

Mr. David Shaw

Ms. Merle Ann Siegelman

Ms. Anne Sigmon

Ms. Jackie Simmons

Satnam Singh

Ms. Dorothy Smith

Mr. Marvin Smolansky

Mr. Glenn Sontag

Mrs. Naomi Sosa

Mr. Joe Spicer

Judith Staed

Beeb and Billye Staff

Dr. David Stokes

Ms. Carol Stone

Mrs. Denise Storey

Hans and Carol Storr

Ms. Sarah Strasser

Mr. William Stratton

Ms. Gale Strong

Ms. Ann Sudarsky

Amy Sukinik

Ms. Marilyn Sumner

Ms. Ayako Alma Sunamoto

Kathleen Synakowski

Ms. Julie Takeda

Ms. Lillian Tallman

Donald Tanenbaum

Mr. Robert Tannhauser

Cathy Tomlinson

Ms. Patricia Toole

Mrs. Rebecca Toon

Kienmy Tran

Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Tucker

Venkat Veerappan

Susara Viljoen

Ms. Diana Wagner

Angela Waldon

Ms. Mary Walsh

Donna Warren

Ms. Judy Weber

Mr. Robert Wheeler

Mr. Gary Whitmore

Dr. Richard Widder

Mrs. Judith Wilkinson

Anna Willox

Ms. Ruth Wilson

Ms. Bonnie Winslow

Upstream International

John Wohlgemuth

Jerry and Joan Wright

Ms. Jill Ziman

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Acorda Therapeutics

Allergan, Inc.

Allergan Foundation

Allsup

Avanir Pharmaceuticals

Boehringer Ingelheim

Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Bristol-Myers Squibb/ Pfizer, Inc. Joint Venture

Colorado Business Bank

Driskill Foundation

Frank M. Ewing Foundation

Genentech, Inc.

Google

Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Lundbeck A/S

Medtronic, Inc.

NovaVision

Patterson Medical

Patterson Foundation

Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute

Pfizer, Inc.

Rehab Institute of Chicago

Stryker

Major Donors

Mr. and Ms. Oliver Roy DeGroot

Dearborn Advisors, LLC

Dianne Dicola

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dottolo

Mr. Eyal Dunkel

Mrs. Greta Faigen

Mr. Ilan Goldstein

Mr. David Johnson

Jewish Communal Fund

Mr. Philip Kozloff

Mr. Richard Leder

Lycon LLC

Ms. Jacqueline Mars

Kevin Vollmer and Brigid O’Connor Richard and Ann Organisciak Amb. and Mrs. Joseph Petrone

Grosh Scenic Rentals, Inc. Mr. John Ricks

Mr. Marvin Shapiro

Emmet and Toni Stephenson

SPONSORS, FOUNDATIONS, MAJOR DONORS The following generous foundations, corporations and individuals have awarded support to National Stroke Association’s stroke education and prevention services.

ING New York City Marathon Wendy Abbott

Dylan Armajani

Allison Bradley

Kate Breiner

Geraldine Carroll

Rafael Castelblanco

Christine Ciccarone

Ed Cox

Michael Darling

Carolyn Fanning

Buddy Gumina

Nicole Hall

Lenice Hogan

David Jenkins

Kevin Kovalsky

Melissa Leyva

Joanna Lodzinski

Greg Mateja

Monica McLaurin

Brenda McRae

Naomi Nakamura

Tim Noonan

Lisa O’Rear

Kelley Octigan

Rene Pere

Justin Prunell

John Rante

Tyler Saeli

Ivan Saval

Ilana Semel

Tim van Biesen

Shea Weir

Mark Williams

Marine Corps Marathon Joyce Bulger-Noto

John Catalano

Maureen Champa

William Fanning

Kevin Lawrence

Jason Powers

Kristen Powers

Alexa Teevens Aquaphor New York City Triathlon Justin Condon

Ed Cox

Kenny Li

Sheila Power

Jason Serapiglia

Kate Soller

Phil Tetreault

Jeffrey Trongone

Maria Trump

Jeffrey Yang TD Bank Five Boro Bike Tour James Di Liberto

Susie Emmerling

Christine Gonzalez

Ralph Gonzalez

Bruce Hawley

Alvin McElveen

Joe Romenesko

Paul Romenesko

Michael Rosenberg

Karen Schreiber

Ilana Semel

Dacia Spencer

Personal Endurance Event Team Members Brian Brock

James Devin Benford

Cameron Duffy

Erica Gorman

Kathleen Mellano

Kelly Nolan Cortesi

Holli Sheets

Kristine Spano Community Fundraising Event Hosts Mark Anzalone

Andrea Baran

Julie Barancho

Lauren Boisvert

Brady Trane Service, Inc.

Kate Childress

Jay Christiana

Jeff Christiana

Jessica Cook

Craig-Glenn-Sims family

Selima Eaddy

Fasttime Motor Sport

Steve Garrod

Sarah Harris

Brice Robert Hickey

Charlotte Hoffman

Francis Janisch

Leon Levy

Allison Lloyd

Melissa Loflin

Bob Minahan

Valerie and Lisa Mitchell

Katie Neal-Rizzo

Allison Oreilly

Sandi Pileggi

Leigh Ann Quinn

Maureen Rivers

Shands Rehab Hospital

Shannon Robinson

Libby Schnabel

Shirley Senn

Beatra Smith

Trudy Sunday

The Suridis Family

Danielle Travis

Michael Verrington

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISERS AND STROKE CHALLENGE TEAM The following generous foundations, corporations and individuals have awarded support to National Stroke Association’s stroke education and prevention services.

Mr. Curtis Anderson

Mr. Carl von Bernuth

Mrs. Debbie Baughn

Clarfeld Financial Advisors, Inc.

Ms. Mary Davis

Mrs. Mary Kay Del Giacco

Mr. Edward DuPont

Jacqueline Earle

Mr. and Mrs. R. Max Gould

Ms. Jean Hamilton

Raynelle and B.S. Heidrick

Valerie Ireland

Ms. Faye Kimerling

Ms. Judith Koblentz

Hon. Samuel Lessey

Jennifer Mitchell

Kitty and Bill Moeller

Ms. Charlotte Nad

Ms. Marcia Nad

Mr. Edwin Pomeroy

Mr. Robert Stucker

Ms. Sarah Taylor

Mr. Livingston Ulf

Ms. Phyllis Weisberg

Mr. George Whiteley

Ms. Kathryn Wriston

IN MEMORY OF GEORGE DAVIS SR. His dedication to stroke prevention, education and awareness was unmatched. Thank you to those supporters who keep his legacy alive.

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Minnie Acosta

Mrs. Carrie Almer

Lin Carte Anderson

Mr. George Athanas

Richard Barancho

Becky Baranski

Mrs. Jeanne S. Betteker

Kamlesh Bhagat

Beji Billimoria

Mr. Robert C. Borjeson

Tracey Boyd

Dick Brown

Mr. James E. Burns

Mr. Edward Carrier

Lin Carte-Anderson

Barbara Caruso

Juanita Cianfano

Justin Condon

Joan Connolly

Beverly J. Craig

Ms. Patricia (Tricia) Susan Cummings

Lois Dempsey

Frank Dompe

Miss Alesa Easterling

Nancy Ely

Dr. James J. Faremouth

Aldo Riccardo Favilli

Mr. Robert James “R.J.” Frye

Mr. Charles Galdes

Dan Gray/John Gates

Olga Goldstein

Dr. Mervin Goldstein

Gwyn Grange

Mrs. Nancy Jo Hall

Jennifer L. Handly

Mr. Budd Hebert

Mr. William Henderson

Mrs. Joanne Ingram

Mr. David Lynn Johnson

William J. Swistak, Jr.

Mr. John J. Schreiber, Jr.

Dr. Kazumasa Kaya

Eli Krodman

Ronald Lai

David R. Main

Mr. Michael John Manthos

Susan Matisoff

Bill McKee

Dorothy B Miller

Mr. Joseph P. Miller

Alfredo Mirando

Mary R Molina

Mrs. Lorraine Mollin

Elizabeth C. Niepow

Mr. Richard “Dick” Norgrove

Evio A. Panichi

Mr. Michelangelo Panico

Ms. Charlotte Pate

Sophie Pluto

Jeffry B. Pogue

Ruth J. Reese

Ms. Rogers

Mr. Dwight Rogers

Amanda Rosenberg

Mrs. Anastasia E. Sava

Mr. John Scanlon

Mayo Scott and Louise Scott

Dorothy Seidman

Madan G. Shah

Mrs. Dana Sharma

Mr. Michael Sheffield

Florence Smith

Lupe Smith

Joy Anderson Smith

Mrs. Omorfia Spathopoulos

Mr. George Stallings Sr.

Pat Staff

Mr. William Staff

Noma Paddock Strang

Mario Viggiano

Dr. Edward G. Voss

Wilman Wellman

Vi Wilkens

Lawrence Yera

Richard Howard and Esther and Cideon Lichtman

TRIBUTE GIFTS Generous contributions have been made to create these keepsake tributes in memory and honor of individuals who have touched our lives. Our tribute honorees are listed below.

We apologize in the event an omission or error has occurred. Please call (303) 754-0930 to notify National Stroke Association.

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