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It takes a dedicated community

to prepare extraordinary dogs for

all of life’s adventures —

no matter how big or small.

A Y E A R I N R E V I E WCreating Meaningful Connections • Caring, Sharing & Inspiring • Living Life More Fully

• Blindness is increasing worldwide,elevating the need for guidedogs. The George T. Walker Fundof the Lehigh Valley CommunityFoundation awarded us a multi-year $500,000 grant, launchingour capacity expansion plan andmeeting the increased demand.Over the next three years we willaccomplish this by building uponthe expertise and experience of ourguide dog instructors and investingin facilities allowing us to train 175guide dogs a year.

• In recognition of the 25thAnniversary of the Americans withDisabilities Act, JPMorgan Chaseinvited Guiding Eyes to participatein “One Firm, Many Voices:Accessibility Matters,” a three-day interactive event celebratingJPMC’s longstanding commitment

to embracing an inclusive work environment. Blindfolded employees experienced vision loss while navigating their work space with a dog in harness.

• Our mission is trending! CBS ThisMorning, TODAY.com, People.com,PeoplePets.com, Competitor.com,Observer.com, Self, and Runner’sWorld are a few of the nationalmedia outlets that reported on ourRunning Guides Pilot Program. OnNBC’s TODAY show, Wrangler, ayellow Lab puppy, engaged viewersas they learned how volunteerraisers help prepare puppies forguide dog training. His many fans,who are dedicated to supporting hisability to make a difference, include212,000 Instagram followers.

• Guiding Eyes launched RunningGuides Fueled by Gatorade.

The visually impaired running community asked if a guide dog could be trained to safely guide while running. Our instructors met the challenge, helping athletes with vision loss to navigate at a faster pace with specially trained guide dogs that love to run. MIT developed a prototype harness handle and Ruffwear designed a comfortable harness for our athletic dogs.

• We held the Grand Re-Openingof our expanded, state-of-the artCanine Development Center. Thestimulating environment and lovingsupport of a puppy’s physical andcognitive needs will strengthenthe human-animal bond. Thetransformative relationship betweenour students and our exceptionaldogs changes lives.

Interested in learning more about our 2015 achievements? Visit GuidingEyes.org

Guiding Eyes for the Blind makes a profound and immediate difference in people’s lives. We are dedicated to creating and supporting life-changing connections between people and exceptional dogs.

We all know how powerful the connection between a dog and a person can be. With your support we build those meaningful relationships, giving people who are blind and visually impaired independence, freedom, and confidence.

At Guiding Eyes we create individual programs for every person who comes through our doors, matching each student to the perfect dog. The ensuing success helps set the standard for guide dog schools around the world. This year we created 153 life-changing connections and supported over 1,000 active guide dog teams. We’re proud to make a difference in the lives of people who are blind and visually impaired.

In 2015 we completed the renovation of a state-of-the-art building for breeding, whelping, and puppyhood. The Canine Development Center provides a loving environment for the early socialization of future guide dogs by nurturing the human-animal connection.

We also launched Running Guides Fueled by Gatorade. This initiative, the first of its kind, teams visually impaired runners with dogs who are chosen for their endurance. Running guides receive guide dog training, then learn to safely navigate at higher speeds, always ending each run with well-deserved recreation and relaxation.

Every student receives instruction tailored to their individual pace and lifestyle. After graduation our alumni receive in-home visits and follow-up assistance. The cost to raise, train, match, and support each guide dog team requires $50,000 in generous donations. All services are provided at no charge to our students and graduates, demanding careful stewardship of every donor dollar.

With great pride we thank our Board of Directors--devoted volunteers who have diligently focused on the organization’s mission, financial stability and long-term sustainability. This year Standard & Poor’s Rating Services assigned us its very high “A-” issuer credit rating, stating, “Guiding Eyes for the Blind’s balance sheet indicators continue to be strong....The demand for its services and its reputation remain impressive.”

These are dynamic and purposeful times for Guiding Eyes for the Blind. We thank you for your connection to our charitable mission and ask you to support our important work together in the years to come.

Sincerely,

Wendy Aglietti Thomas A. PanekChair, Board of Directors President and Chief Executive Officer

Dear Friends,

O U R M I S S I O N

Guiding Eyes for the Blind

provides guide dogs to

people with vision loss,

as well as service dogs

for children with autism.

We are passionate about

connecting exceptional

dogs with individuals

and families for greater

independence.

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Shawn Cheshire served in the United States Army for eight years as a helicopter armament specialist. Returning home, she worked as an EMT until an accident on the job left her with a traumatic brain injury. Slowly her vision declined until she was totally blind.

Shawn became depressed and too fearful to leave the house for weeks. But as a single mom of two girls she had to find a way “to adapt to this new darkness surrounding me.”

Someone at the Veteran’s Administration suggested running, which helped Shawn find her way out of the darkness. Today she’s a world-class professional athlete. Her specialties include running, cross-country skiing, and marksmanship. In 2016 Shawn will compete in tandem bike racing at the 2016 Paralympics in Rio.

Pleased with her athletic achievements, Shawn then sought to depend less on family and friends. Guiding Eyes for the Blind traveled to Shawn’s home in upstate New York to home-train her and Kiara, her first Guiding Eyes guide dog. The two will explore the world together as Shawn continues to pursue her dreams. She says of her incredible journey, “I stare fear in the face.”

Guiding Heroes offers customized follow-up services to our students and graduates who are veterans, whether they have special needs, require home training, or want to return to college. Our staff, often accompanied by our graduates who served in the military, works with veterans organizations to educate servicemen and servicewomen with vision loss about the benefits that come from having a Guiding Eyes guide dog.

Shawn and Kiara Guiding Heroes | Home Training Program

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Shawn

Cheshire

is training

for the 2016

Paralympics

in Rio and will

compete in

tandem bike

racing.

“I stare fear

in the face.”

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Joey and GunnerSights on College

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The summer before his senior year of high school, Joey came to Guiding Eyes so he and Gunner would have time together before heading off to college where Joey studies musical composition. During his time at Guiding Eyes, Joey forged lasting friendships with his classmates who described his enthusiasm as “contagious.”

At graduation he performed an original piano composition inspiring a captive audience of fellow graduates, volunteers, donors, and staff.

In addition to being a gifted musician, Joey is president of a high-ranking debate team and an avid athlete. Having Gunner is making it easier for him to realize his dreams.

For young people with vision loss, like Joey, partnering witha professionally trained Guiding Eyes dog is a pivotal moment which holds great promise. In recognition of this important transition Guiding Eyes offers Sights on College, a highly personalized training program which includes navigatinga college campus.

Did you know? When you meet a person who is blind for the first time:

• It is courteous to shake hands and introduce yourself by name. A cordial handshake or “hello” with your name and then a good-bye substitutes for a friendly smile.

• Talk directly to the person in a normal tone of voice, almost like talking on the telephone, because the person on the other end cannot see you.

• Don’t worry about using descriptive words which refer to sight, such as “Nice to see you” or “It looks like the weather will be nice today.”

• When you leave, either quietly inform them you are leaving or say, “Tom, it was nice speaking with you. I’m leaving now.” This prevents the person who is blind or visually impaired from speaking to an empty space.

• Most important, never pet a service dog. Always ask before touching a guide dog. Distracting a guide dog is a lot like distracting a driver in a car and can endanger the individual relying on a dog for mobility and safety.

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Heidi and ArubaSpecial Needs

The first time Heidi walked into her new office she realized her mobility skills needed extra attention. Navigating inside her home wasn’t a problem, but in an unfamiliar work setting she felt distracted and untethered, “like I was hanging out in space.”

Heidi’s balance issues were attributed to premature birth and a diagnosis of Meniere’s disease, an inner ear disorder. When Heidi learned about Guiding Eyes’ Special Needs Program she felt a great sense of relief and building excitement. Despite her new challenges, the possibilities presented by a guide dog helped her feel optimistic.

This past summer we partnered Heidi with Aruba, a female yellow Lab that received additional training to develop the skills necessary to accommodate Heidi’s specific needs. Through this first-of-its-kind program Guiding Eyes has been partnering guide dogs for more than 20 years with people who are blind and who have physical or health-related challenges such as severe arthritis, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cerebral palsy, or epilepsy. We are also one of the few guide dog schools to accept people who are DeafBlind.

“For the first time in a long time,” says Heidi, “I can walk into work proudly knowing I will not run into the wall or get myself turned around due to my equilibrium and balance issues. As a professional, I can finally feel as though I am representing the population of people who are visually impaired in the way I want to. Guiding Eyes has given me a true blessing in Aruba.”

Joan and HamptonSeniors

Seven Guiding Eyes dogs have given Joan the confidence to live a life of adventure and fulfillment. She has climbed to the top of Mt. McKinley, the first woman who is blind to do so. She has carried the Olympic Torch, sped down mountains on skis, and shared tandem bicycles while touring villages in England.

At 67, Joan returned to Guiding Eyes for Hampton, a male yellow Labrador. Much has changed since she received her first guide dog, but the most important things—her love of discovery and family—have remained the same.

Over the last seven years nearly 30 percent of Guiding Eyes graduates have been seniors, and this figure continues to climb. The demand for our services is increasing as the number of Americans at risk of developing age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in the United States, is growing. Our outreach efforts aim to reach seniors with vision loss who could benefit from partnering with one of our guide dogs.

Joan has had guide dogs for most of her life, but some of our seniors are receiving their first dog in their 80s. Guiding Eyes is committed to helping seniors, no matter their age, find new confidence to travel safely, navigate easily, and connect with others and the world around them.

Other Adventures Guiding Eyes dogs are bred to become guide dogs for people who are visually impaired. Some dogs let us know along the way that they are destined for different adventures. These dogs are released from our guide dog program but have great potential to be successful in other settings. We are proud of our affiliations with local, state, and federal agencies such as the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) which train and place dogs for detection work. In addition, we are affiliated with organizations such as National Education for Assistance Dogs Services (NEADS) and collaborate with many other guide dog schools as each school serves a slightly different population.

The freedom to go wherever she wants means the most to Joan. “Life with my guide dog is about choices,” she says. “I can choose to walk to the city park or hike a trail in the Allegheny National Forest. I can go to the grocery store, the coffee shop, and my church. I’m grateful to Guiding Eyes and those who have worked diligently to bring me seven magnificent guide dogs.”

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Innovation in 2015 meant pushing boundaries, doing things that had never been done before, and blazing new trails. Guiding Eyes set out to meet the challenge of training a guide dog to navigate obstacles at a faster pace, with the ultimate objective of safely guiding a visually impaired runner. A German Shepherd named Klinger was matched with Richard Hunter, a former United States Marine veteran, in early August 2015. During the three-week training program Richard and Klinger worked together on campus at the Guiding Eyes Training Center to learn how to travel safely as a team.

The idea for this pioneering program arose from increasing demand among the community of visually-impaired runners. We conducted a focus group to assess this need and the results were overwhelmingly in favor of creating a pilot program. Demand was particularly high among veterans who have a strong desire to remain physically fit after service. Sighted guides are often used to keep runners with vision loss safe, but it can be difficult due to scheduling and other conflicts to rely on others to be available for training runs, or to run for the sheer love of it. With a running guide dog, people with vision loss can enjoy the freedom of running independently with their guide dogs whenever they choose.

Richard Hunter, a hero to the community of runners who are visually impaired, was an ideal first graduate. When the team successfully completed their training at Guiding Eyes in late August they returned home to California. With the help of Guiding Eyes instructors, Ben Cawley and Jolene Hollister, they were able to get in three to four exercise routes per week. Klinger runs up to seven miles at a time and helped Richard train for the California International Marathon. The team’s continued success has launched the Running Guides Pilot Program into its next phase during which Guiding Eyes training staff developed a set of parameters to evaluate existing teams for running potential.

The Running Guides Pilot ProgramBlazing New Trails

Autism Support Dog Program: Making Life-Changing Connections with Extraordinary DogsGuiding Eyes dogs who are not suited for guide dog work can also change the lives of children on the autism spectrum, and their families, through our Autism Support Dog Program. This program has served more than 70 children since it began in 2008. Parents are reporting milestones that were once difficult to imagine. A Guiding Eyes support dog in the family helps children break down social barriers, display greater confidence, engage with their siblings, and enjoy the companionship and love of the dog.

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Our Generous Donors for Fiscal Year October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015*

$100,000 AND UPJames DimonThe Gatorade CompanyN M Morris Family FoundationPepsiCo FoundationThe Resource FoundationThe George T. Walker Charitable Fund of the Lehigh Valley

Community FoundationThe Wohlers Family Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999Bannerot-Lappe FoundationNancy S. and John DonnellyThe Druskin Family FoundationGoldman Sachs & Co.Constance Goulandris FoundationThe Hatfield Family FundJames L. Mathas FoundationPhyllis MiltonMithun Family FoundationAllene Reuss Memorial TrustAnonymous Donor

$25,000 - $49,999Allegheny FoundationThe Sandra Atlas Bass and Edythe and Sol Atlas Fund, Inc.Canine CompanyEdgewood Partners Insurance CenterEntergy Nuclear NortheastLillian Feder FoundationCharles A. Frueauff Foundation, Inc.Paulette and Joseph GootterMary P. Dolciani Halloran FoundationCarol and Henry HillWayne HockmeyerThe Hockmeyer Foundation, Inc.Tamara HrynikMargaret HrynikIBM Employee Services CenterThe Arthur L. & Elaine V. Johnson FoundationThe Melik-Baschkopf FoundationFrances MillerThe New York Community TrustThe Portmann Family Charitable FundReader’s Digest Partners For Sight FoundationThe David P. Tenberg Charitable Foundation, Inc.VISAAnonymous Donor

$10,000 - $24,999H. A. & J. W. Alburger Charitable TrustCarl C. Anderson, Sr. and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable

FoundationBaxter International FoundationNancy and Harry BeilfussSarah Bayne Belair FoundationJay BellerThe Bloomberg Sisters FoundationCarolyn CallahanThe Thomas & Agnes Carvel FoundationColgate-Palmolive CompanyJudith M. CollordCon Edison Public AffairsThe Creek Bed FoundationA. DeVito & Son, Inc.Empire BlueCross BlueShieldThe Flatley FoundationBarbara GomezThe Grainger FoundationThe Helen G. Hauben FoundationHieronymus Family Fund, Inc.Emma Clyde Hodge Memorial FundDoris Kane and Paul HollandArthur JacksonThe Katzenberger Foundation, Inc.Kinloch Consulting Group, Inc.Thomas & Dorothy Leavey FoundationJames T. Lee FoundationPamela Kuhn and John LentAl MaioloAbby and Eli ManningZa and Donald ManocherianThe Marble FundEric MargolisJoy MatsonAlan MeltzerSarah and Robert MeyerhoffEileen and Kuni NakamuraNetwork for GoodLaura J. Niles Foundation, Inc.The Oppenheim Family FundJames PolisDorothy ProutyBarbara RitzenthalerAndrew RockefellerJoyce SantiagoThe Schaefer Family Foundation

Schultz Family FoundationSeventh District AssociationSkanska USA Civil NortheastHarold SkolnickThe Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable FoundationJane and Frances Stein FoundationMartha Washington Straus & Harry H. Straus FoundationJeanne SwartchildMichael VanderwerkerVF JeanswearThe Winston Foundation, Inc.Jill and Matthew ZamesAnonymous Donor

$5,000 - $9,999Aero Hardware and Parts Co.AFCO AvPORTS Management LLCJennifer Garner and Ben AffleckFred C. and Katherine B. Andersen FoundationThe Banfield FoundationBenevity Social Ventures, Inc. - 300Joan and Jim BerkowitzJim and Margaret BernsteinMichelle (Shelli) and Gary BettmanBloomberg L.P. Corporate Giving ProgramIrene BoylanFlorence BoytMary BresnanThe Robert H. Brethen FoundationBulova Stetson FundCBS Sports SalesThe Chatlos Foundation, Inc.CitibankIlene and Leland ClowCarolyn CollThe Community Foundation of the Visually Handicapped

Teacher FundCommunity Foundation Silicon ValleyWilliam E. Cross FoundationCurtis O’Hara FoundationD’Agostino FoundationCaroline and Barry DavisAndrew Delaney FoundationDoolittle FoundationHarriett and Bob DruskinElizabeth (Betsy) and J. Tim DunnEntergy Charitable FoundationElizabeth Oestreich and David Fein

Phyllis Milton and the Grand Re-Opening of the Canine Development Center The year 2015 marked a great milestone in Guiding Eyes for the Blind’s history with the Grand Re-Opening of the newly renovated Canine Development Center in September. The vision for a space which supports our groundbreaking work in breeding and early socialization is now a reality, due in part to Phyllis Milton who gave the largest gift from an individual toward the renovation. Phyllis was present that beautiful fall day to help cut the ribbon, thereby introducing the new Center and honoring the legacy of her late husband. Arthur Milton’s name appears proudly on the new building.

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Andrea Redmond and William FergusonCharles GigerJoan GilkisonLee GodinaLaura M. & Peter T. Grauer FoundationMichele and Martin GreenbergKaren GreeneBonnie and Joshua GreenwaldThe Greenwald FoundationGuiding PawsMichael HayesDina and Mike HermanHitachi Metals America, Ltd.Interoceanic CorporationVivian JuengerJustGiveJudith KickertElizabeth LawrenceRichard LaxerBetty LevinsonLilly’s Gift FoundationJill MaheuMary Ann MahoneyDonald B. Marron Charitable TrustThe Page & Otto Marx FoundationKim and Chris MougelMichael MurrayNational Automobile Dealers Charitable FoundationThe Opus FoundationM. Linda ParkerPayPal Giving FundThe Peninsula Charities Foundation IIPlanet Dog FoundationEve and Charles PoretPosner - Wallace FoundationPriceline.comRaffiani Family Foundation, Inc.Raymond Family FoundationMaxine and Earl ReissJane RexPatricia RobakGennie and John RobertsRohauer Collection Foundation, Inc.Rolex USALinda and Andrew SafranCarl & Verna Schmidt FoundationCormac ShieldsKaren and William SonnebornCatherine and Thomas SoutherSusan StearnsBeth Ostrosky and Howard SternMilton Tenenbaum Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Townson FoundationTracy Family FoundationAnne TravaliaRoland TremblayTurner Broadcasting SystemVan Sloun FoundationMargaret L. Wendt FoundationJean Whyte and Frank T. Mohr Charitable TrustWilliam and Elaine Kaplan Family FoundationXerox FoundationAnonymous Donors

$2,500 - $4,999Lori and Ronald AbramsonADCO Electrical CorporationJoseph Alexander Foundation, Inc.Pamela AllisonAnchor/Russell Capital Advisors, LLCRita AranowJohn BartlettThe Alben F. Bates and Clara G. Bates FoundationTracy and Frank BisignanoThe John N. Blackman, Sr. FoundationBroughton FoundationBWD Group LLCCathy CapassoDianne and Ernie CappsMarie Wieck and Seamus Carroll

Chubb Group of Insurance CompaniesJennifer L. and Eric ConnollyKaren and Gilbert CookDavid DarbyHelen and Bruce DixonMaureen and John DoranRobert & Gail Edelstein FoundationELQ Industries, Inc.Katie and Matthew Ginder-VogelGrace Gospel ChurchThe Martin B. Greenberg Foundation, Inc.Miriam and Sean GroganThe Gumbo FoundationMary and Philip HoganDale HollandDonald HolmgrenHeidi and Richard HunterInland Technologies Canada Inc.JK Group Trustees for Visa International Employee GivingAnne JonesBrenna and Richard JonesAlan KellyEthel Kennedy FoundationLeona KernElaine and Gerald KlingmanRuth and Lawrence LaddThe LandTek Group, Inc.Terri and Douglas LeeMichael J. and Patricia Levitt Charitable FoundationLinda MacDonald and Joseph LoonanRalph G. and Wilma J. Maibaum FoundationMainelli Tool & Die, Inc.E. Manocherian FoundationThe Merck FoundationMegan Meuse and Michael MeuseIsaac Osaki and Todd MinkenThe Anne R. Monroe FoundationMorgan Stanley Annual Appeal CampaignGregory O’ConnellSimona and Michael O’HareOpus Advisory Group, LLCDoug OwensMoses L. Parshelsky FoundationBradford PeckPeekskill Rotary ClubPender Pet Caring FoundationPepsiCoPritchard IndustriesDonna PritulaMarilyn ProutyRegeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.The Riehm Family Fund at East Texas Communities

FoundationThe Benjamin M. Rosen Family FoundationPatricia Rosenwald and E. John Rosenwald, Jr.Suzanne and Victor RosenzweigRegina RubensteinSteve SabbaKathy and Jerry SanchezJ & G Schwartz Family FundSergeants Benevolent AssociationThe Sexton Family FoundationJudith Shore and Louis ShoreSignature Flight SupportNicholas SkinnerThe Helen M. Snyder Foundation, Inc.Pat and Mitchell SonnThe Sparacio FoundationCathy Capasso and Stephen SpragueThe Elizabeth & Oliver Stanton FoundationThe Starr CompaniesJamie StewartStrays Halfway HouseMary Margaret Sullivan FoundationJudy and Fred TriggsAndrea and Robert TuckerHelen TupperPhyllis VaracalliThe Doctor Domenic A. Vavala Charitable FundVerde Electric Corp.

Volz Auto GroupBill Volz’s Westchester Chrysler Dodge JeepArthur VouteMargie and Larry WeinrebNina W. Werblow Charitable TrustWestchester BankMary Adele WhiteJudith WhitsitWind and Fire JewelryWindels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, LLPYourCause, LLCAnonymous Donors

$1,000 - $2,499Helen Adair Foundation of The St. Paul FoundationAir Conditioning & Heating, Inc.Don Allen Foundation, Inc.Amalgamated Transit Union Local 726AmazonSmile FoundationThe Angel FoundationThe Angell FoundationMayda AriasLinda AtteberryAutomated Control Logic, Inc.Avon Elementary SchoolGrace and Ronald BarberBartee Family FoundationJohn E. and Nellie J. Bastien Memorial FoundationBauer Family Foundation, Inc.Beacon Paint & HardwareSara BeilfussJudith and Laurence BellerInez Benjamin FoundationBen BensonDavid Berdon LLPSamina and Kankan BhattacharyyaBible Baptist ChurchThe Bieber Family FoundationCheryl S. and John BivonaBernard J. & Charlotte E. Blommer FoundationBloomingdale’sCheryl and Gary BosakDonald P. Bovers and Mary BourqueThe Braeside FoundationAnne BrasinoRebecca BreedGilberte BreslinBridge and Tunnel Officers Benevolent Assn.Mildred and Randy BurkeNanette and David BurrowsDawn and Joseph ButhornC & K Clark Family FoundationCain Parent Teacher AssociationWilliam M. Camp FoundationSamuel C. Cantor Charitable TrustCapital Counsel LLCCapital Group Company Charitable Foundation in honor of

Jill SumiyasuThe Carwill FoundationThe Castele Family FoundationDeardre ChaoJoyce ChassonEllen and Nirmal ChatterjeeThe Chicago Community FoundationAlice ClarkCognexCurbie Oestreich and Darren CohenThe Community Foundation For Greater AtlantaCorrection Officers Benevolent AssociationPhil CotennecElizabeth CoyleMarshall B. Coyne FoundationThe Robert Cratchit FundMichael DanielDavis Vision, Inc.Laura and Foster De ReitzesDelhaize America Shared Services Group, LLCKaren DelisleDelta Gamma FoundationMary Demere

Janet DemuthDenise DeSalvoDonald Madeo and Joanne DeStefanoDetectives’ Endowment Association, Inc.Kat and Jason Di PiazzaDIAL of VerizonLynn and John DillonThe Harry Donenfeld FoundationDoppelt Family FoundationWendy and John DuryeaSusan DusenberryLois DykThe Anne R. Eckfeldt Fund of the InFaith Community

FoundationRobert EicherChalmers EnsmingerEnterprise HoldingsFACET GroupJeanette and Allen FairhurstEdward FalseyMichael FareriFiduciary Trust Company InternationalJanet Fladell and Jeffrey FladellSteven FlaggJohn J. Flemm Foundation, Inc.Suzanne and John FordThe Fraenkel Family FoundationCarlo FrappolliFraydun Foundation, Inc.Walter GardinerGeneral Electric Foundation Employee Volunteer ProgramLorraine and Vincent GesualdiThe Gettinger Family FoundationKimberlee and Douglas GoldsmithEdward GoodnowCheryl and Brent GrangerColleen and Lon GreerDotty and Tom GrimesH.O.P.E. for Youth Foundation & Rotary Club of Peekskill, NYJodi and Jonathan HavelesHealthplex, Inc.Karen and Gary HedigerCharles Hertzig FoundationSusan HinkleWulf HirschfieldSuzanne and Richard HoganAmy HolzmanVioletta HowardThe Hubbard Broadcasting FoundationIBM CorporationThe Inge FoundationRobert and Virginia JackoLeigh and Richard Jones-BammanRegina Webster and Christine JordanRonald KatzKayla’s Vision Inc.Emily KaznicaArthur and Kathleen KelleyMolly KelleyBrigid and Edward KenneyWilliam KingCharles & Lucille King Family Foundation, Inc.Kleinow Family FoundationFaith & James Knight Foundation, Inc.Knox Family FoundationJill KovacichLawrence KussLambert Family FoundationJeffery LantzHelen and Michael LawlorLeona and Melvin LazarFrancis & Gertrude Levett FoundationDonald LillyRichard LitovAsha LoganLogistiCare Solutions, LLCDoris and Louis LombardiUrsula LundNico MarchMarion Martin

Nicholas and Louella Martin Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation of North Texas

Martin Fund of The Boston FoundationRalph MazzaconeMBIA FoundationRuth and Larry McConneleeJohn McIntyreThe McLean FoundationThe Daniel Meilman Charitable FoundationJulie and Todd MendikMetzger-Price FundJohn Meyer ConsultingMike’s Underground Utilities, Inc.Sandi and Steven MillmanJanice MooreGretchen MorrisonJoanna and Mark MoscaElizabeth E. Muller Charitable TrustDavid & Inez Myers FoundationThe Israel and Mollie Myers Foundation, Inc.Mary NaumanNew York Administrative Employees C.W.A. Local 1180R. B. NewmanLynn and Robert NewmanCharlotte NewtonLaurel Nichols, Douglas Villepique and Betty NicholsKathy NimmerPatsy and Howard NortonNorwood American Legion Post 272 S.A.L.Robert OatesOcean Explorers Aquatic Center, Inc.Kathryn and Thomas O’ConnorThe O’Connor Family FoundationOP4GElise and Philip OrlandoElizabeth and Robert ParkinsonPatricia Beck Phillips FoundationJoseph PelleStephen and Victoria PeninoPicard-Dannheisser Family FoundationMonica PlattPreformed Line Products Co.The Presbyterian Church of Mount KiscoPricewaterhouseCoopers Charitable FoundationLinda S. and Michael PurvisAarthi and T.V. RamanKarin E. and Lawrence RappaportRaymour and FlaniganRecreation Farm Society, Inc.Regeneron PharmaceuticalsThe Reutzel FoundationKatharine RhodesRhodes Family FundMargaret Rivers FundLake RobertsonJoanne RodgersCynthia Sullivan and Robert RollmanJoan RoseRuth RosenbaumSalesforce.com FoundationFrances SamuelsSanitation Officers AssociationDoris SatterwhiteBeverly SchlineRonald SchofieldEvelyn SchwagerRichard SchwartzMarilyn ScofieldSCORE InternationalCornelia and Curtis ScribnerBunny Wilks and Ephraim SeidmanHeidi SeligJohn SheridanGerald B. Shreiber FoundationHarvey & Elizabeth Prior Shriber Charitable Fdn TrustSignature BankSilverman Family FoundationErin SkibaAlan SkinnerAlice and Joseph SmithDavid Sokol

Lee J. Stahl and Toby Stahl-Maranga Charitable FoundationState Street Foundation, Inc.Terri and C. Jeffrey SteinStonebridge RestaurantJennifer StormsJohn C. Stryker & Audrey Taylor Stryker Foundation of the

Renaissance Charitable FoundationSunny and William SungAmy and David SunkleT. Earl TaylorHugh TaylorBarbara TomekDiana and Alfred TraeglerPat TraversThe Robert Mize and Isa White Trimble Family FoundationTroy Ford, Inc.Stephen UckoPatsy VacarellaVincent VesceRobert WaddellRegina WebsterJ. Weinstein Foundation, Inc.Weintz Family FoundationAndrew WeissLeslie and George WilliamsMary WilsonWindward SchoolAmy WirtanenJill and Peter WiseWonderFest USA IncS. G. WotherspoonJoan YoungDiane and Nicon ZasorinDr. Carol Parish and Martel ZeldinJoseph E. and Linda ZimmermanZvillin Fund of the Princeton Area Community FoundationAnonymous Donors

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Nylabone® made our current and future guide dogs very happy in 2015 with generous donations of their signature durable chew toys! Nylabone® chew toys are also Wrangler’s favorite, and he can be seen regularly chewing them on the set of the NBC TODAY Show. A New Jersey company founded in 1955 with a proud history of helping pet parents take the best possible care of their dogs, Nylabone® is committed to promoting good dental hygiene, enhancing overall mental fitness, and encouraging positive behaviors. Find out more at nylabone.com.

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In Kind GiftsAmerican MediaAnglebrook Golf ClubAvant Services CorporationBank of America - Merrill LynchBethel Woods Center for the ArtsThe Blue Buffalo CompanyBlue Hill at Stone BarnsAndrea Bocelli Business Management OfficeBonnie Briar Country ClubBoscobel Restoration, Inc.Bourghol Brothers Jewelers Inc.Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc.Bullseye Glass Co.Cabot Creamery CooperativeCafe of LoveCanine CompanyCathy Capasso and Stephen SpragueCaramoor Center for Music and the ArtsCatskill Mountain RailroadJimmy CavagnaJoe CavalloCBS Sports SalesCLAY Health Club + SpaClub FitCrabtree’s Kittle HouseCutillo’s RestaurantDenise Cox DesignsDexas International LTDDiageoThe Walt Disney Company FoundationDominick’s Bar and RestaurantDylans Wine CellarEdgewood Partners Insurance CenterEmilio RistoranteEmpire BlueCross BlueShieldEmpire MerchantsEntergy Nuclear NortheastSeth EverettFairview Country ClubMerilyn FogelFoods of New York ToursFourpaws Outerwear LLCFrank Guido’s Little ItalyCharles A. Frueauff Foundation, Inc.Glen Arbor Country ClubGood ReasonsHarry BarkerPam Heavner and Ralph HeavnerThe Hermitage ClubHistoric Hudson ValleyHomestyle BakeryHudson River CruisesJax and Bones, Inc.Jewels of OceanAlice KelloggEverett and Stephanie KoretLabrador Store & MoreNew York Liberty BasketballLittle Sorrento RestaurantLouise Green Millinery Co.Manhattan Beer DistributorsLaura Marth and Robert MarthDorothee MaxieMichael MeadeMeadowlark Farm Bed & BreakfastMendota Products, Inc.Modell’s Sporting GoodsModerne BarnMt. Kisco VeterinaryNBC Today ShowThe New York Dog ShopNuovo Pasta Productions, LTDNylabone ProductsOld Oaks Country ClubThe Orvis CompanyOrvis SandanonaOzzy’s Auto Clinic and Discount TirePawNoshPaws & ClawsDavid and Faith Pedowitz

Penn + PoochPepsiCoPlanet Dog FoundationPlatinum HDTVMichele and Adrian PoncePPG IndustriesPretzablesRitomic DesignsThe Ritz-Carlton, WestchesterRolex USADebbie Fisher and Ben RussellSalem Golf ClubSaturday Night CruisesThe Sedgewood ClubServes You Right Culinary, LLCLynn ShulmanSomers Discount Wine & Spirits Inc.Sprinkles CupcakesTeitel BrothersThe Historic Thayer Hotel at West PointToloacheTom Bihn INCJosephine H. and William TopkisThe Travelers CompaniesThe Trump OrganizationStephanie VaugheyVital EssentialsWalgreens Distribution CenterWarwick Valley Winery & DistilleryWest Paw DesignWestchester Hills Golf ClubWestfair Communications, Inc.Wicked, LLCWilson & Son JewelersWind and Fire JewelryWinged Foot Golf ClubWings Air Helicopters

LionsAberdeen Lioness ClubAlfred Lions Club Inc.Lions Club of AmsterdamAndover Lions ClubApalachin Lions Club, Inc.Armonk Lions ClubAvon Lioness ClubAvon Lions ClubBedford Village Lions ClubBelfast Lions ClubBellmore Lions ClubBethel Lions Club (CT)Bethel Lions Club, Inc. (NY)Brandermill Midlothian Woodlake Lions ClubLions Club of The BronxThe Brookfield Lions Charities, Inc.Town of Brownville Lions ClubBuffalo Host Lions ClubCanastota Lions ClubLions Club of Carmel-Kent, Inc.Catskill Lioness ClubChesterfield Prevent Blindness Morning Lions ClubChittenango Lions ClubClarence Lions ClubClark Lions ClubColchester Lions ClubCold Spring Lions ClubCornwall Lions Club, Inc.Croton-on-Hudson Lions ClubDanielson Lions Charities, Inc.Dansville Lions ClubLions District 20-R1 CharitiesTown of Dover Lions ClubEast Haddam Community LionsEast New York Lions ClubEastern CT Asian and American Lions ClubEssex Lions Club, Inc.Evans Township Lions Club, Inc.Lions Club of Fairport, Inc.Florida Lions ClubForest Lions ClubFranklin Lions Club

Germantown Lions ClubGlens Falls Lions ClubsGoffstown Lions ClubGoshen Lions ClubGreen Valley Lions ClubThe Lions Club of Groton, Inc.Hendrick Hudson Lions ClubHudson Lions Club Charities, IncHurley Lions ClubLions Club of Jacksonville Beaches, Inc.LaGrange Lions ClubLake Placid Lions ClubLarchmont Lions ClubLedyard Lions Club Inc.Lewisboro Lions ClubLions Club of LansingLions Club of North Stamford ConnLions Club of VictorLions Club of WilsonLions Club of Yonkers NY, Inc.Livingston Manor Lions ClubLockport Lions ClubLong Island Portuguese Lions ClubMedina Lions ClubMesa Host Lions ClubLions Club of MiddlefieldMiddletown Lions ClubMillerton Lions ClubMontville Mohegan Pequot Lions Club Inc.Mount Vernon Lions ClubMt. Kisco Lions ClubMystic Lions ClubNew York Borinquen Lions ClubNew York Cuban Lions ClubNew York Golden Heart Lions ClubNew York Hunts Point Lions ClubNew York Japanese- American Lions ClubNew York Taino Lions ClubNewburgh Lions ClubThe Newtown Lions ClubNiantic Lions Charities Inc.Norshaft Lions ClubNorth Rockland Lions ClubNorthern Columbia Lions ClubNorwich Lions ClubOld Saybrook Lions ClubOssining Lions ClubOvid-Willard Lions ClubPalmyra-Macedon (Pal-Mac) Lions ClubPearl River Lions ClubPeekskill Lions ClubPenn Yan Lions ClubPlainfield Lions Club, Inc.Pleasantville Lions ClubPotsdam Lions ClubPound Ridge Lions ClubPowhatan Lions ClubQueens Village Lions ClubRamapo - Monsey Lions ClubRondout Valley Lions ClubRushville Lions ClubRye City Lions ClubSaddle Valley River Lions Charities, Inc.Saugerties Lions ClubsSchuylerville Lions ClubSolvay-Geddes-Camillus Lions ClubSomers Lions ClubSouth Arlington Lions ClubSouth Brunswick Lions ClubSouth Buffalo Lions ClubSouthwick Lions ClubStaten Island North Star Lions ClubStony Point Lions ClubSuffern Lions ClubTilbury Lions ClubTown of Hoosick Lions ClubTri-Valley Lions ClubTuckahoe Eastchester Lions ClubTullahoma Lions ClubTown of Ulster Lions ClubUniversity Lions Club

Valhalla Lions ClubWarwick Lions ClubNew York Washington Heights Inwood Lions ClubTown of Wright-Schoharie Valley Lions ClubYonkers Millenium Lions ClubYorktown Lions Club

Matching GiftsAK Steel CorporationAetna FoundationAIGAllstate Giving CampaignAmgen FoundationAmica Companies FoundationAptar GroupAssurant Health FoundationAvon Products FoundationAXA FoundationBP AmericaBank of America The Bank of New York MellonBD Matching Gifts ProgramBeam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc.Bell Carter Olive Co.Benjamin Moore Co.BerwindBlackRockBoeing Company Gift MatchCEAChevron HumankindChubb and Son Inc.Cigna FoundationsCitizens Financial Group Inc.CAN Insurance CompanyConoco PhillipsCTCDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationThe Walt Disney Company FoundationDuke Energy Field ServicesEastern BankElectronic ArtsEOG Resources Inc.Exxon Mobil Foundation Inc.FM Global FoundationGap FoundationThe Gannett FoundationGartner Group Charity FundGE FoundationGEICO DirectGeneral RE CorpGenworth FoundationGibbons FoundationGive With LibertyGlaxoSmithKline FoundationGregory A. Fleet Matching Gifts ProgramHewlett-Packard Employee Charitable ProgramThe Home DepotHoughton Mifflin

HSBCIBM Matching Gifts ProgramIllinois Tool Works FoundationJPMorgan & Co.Key FoundationKimberly-Clark FoundationKraftLilly Endowment Inc.Lincoln Financial FoundationMacArthur FoundationMacy’s FoundationMBIA Insurance CompanyMcGraw-Hill CompaniesMcMaster-Carr Supply CompanyMerck Employee GivingMicrosoft CorpMonsanto FundMoody’s CorporationMutual of AmericaNCCI Holdings Inc.Nintendo of America, Inc.Nordson CorporationOppenheimer FundsOracle Matching Gifts ProgramPew Charitable TrustPfizer Inc.Phillips 66Pitney Bowes Inc.Prospect Hill FoundationPrudential FoundationReynolds American FoundationRockefeller FinancialSM EnergySubaru of Amerca FoundationSun Life FinancialCharles Schwab FoundationTootsie Roll IndustriesUS Bancorp FoundationUnion Bank of CaliforniaUSG FoundationVerizon FoundationVirginia Credit Union Inc.Williams CommunityWW GraingerXL America

Employee Volunteer and Giving ProgramsAmerican Express CompanyAmerica’s CharitiesBBVA CompassEmployees Charity Organization ECHO of Northrop

GrummanExxonMobil Employees Favorite Charities CampaignGlobal Impact - Pitney BowesIBM Employee Services CenterThe JPMorgan Chase FoundationKPMG Community Giving CampaignLabCorp

The Merck FoundationMicrosoft Giving CampaignMorgan Stanley Annual Appeal CampaignPepsiCo FoundationPfizer Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramThe Selective Insurance Group FoundationTruistUnitedHealth GroupWells Fargo

Pathfinders 2015Ms. Renee AbernathyJane Adams and Bill McNultyMr. and Mrs. Ronald E. AhlersAnnie AlbanezeMs. Nell M. AlgerMrs. Cynthia Y. (Byron) AllenBetty L. AndersenMr. Donald J. AugustinSusan B. BaileyMrs. Alice T. BairdChris and Linda BallMr. L. Eddie BallDr. and Mrs. E.B. BarberMr. and Mrs. Stephen W. BarkerMr. and Mrs. George E. BashawLana BaumanMs. Gayle BeckerRuth BegenyJeffrey Benario and Kathy FloodIlene BergerJennifer Bennett-YafaneroBetty BernsteinSandra BernsteinGail and Charles BisgnanoMs. Linda BlakelyMs. Janice BlantonAlida BockinoSusan BoginMr. and Mrs. Nathan J. BologniniMs. Ardis BourlandMarion I. BrandjesDavid T. BrandtBrad BriemanAnn D. BroekhuizenMartha H. BrooksSusan BudinMr. Walter A. BuntonEllen M. CamnerMrs. Marion E. CarpenterMark and Anne CarronLinda M. CartwrightAlma CatsmanRuth ChaseJudith and Warren ClarkSylvia L. ClementsonFrances ClouseMr. and Mrs. Tom Cote

Mary Jo, a member of the Pathfinder Society and monthly donor, has been a supporter of our work for two decades. An avid dog lover, she appreciates that Guiding Eyes dogs provide their partners with companionship and enable them to go places and enjoy experiences that might not otherwise be possible. Mary Jo, a former U.S. Navy Captain, served as a nurse for over 26 years. Active in retirement, she volunteers as a docent at Middleton Place in Charleston, South Carolina, does pet therapy with Gracie, and takes long walks in the neighborhood with her dogs.12

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William R. CrawfordDianna Crocker/Michael NashMrs. Deidre H. CroftonMrs. Patricia CurranMaria CurreriEileen M. Curtin Mr. Paul W. DaltonJoseph D’AgostinJohn A. D’AmbraAnne Davis-RamseyMs. Barbara Jane DavisEllen Davis and Myra KaplanLinda DeeterMaria A. Helena DeHooglandKaren DelisleMr. Michael DellaRipaJohn and Lynn DillonMrs. M. J. DonnellyJeanne K. DregallaMs. Patricia DriscollMichael DunfordJoyce EgebergMr. and Mrs. Reid ElkoDeni ElliottMs. Dianne M. EndeBob and Ruth EscherNorman and Susan FainsteinMrs. Richard FerchaudCarmen FigueroaMr. and Mrs. Richard FisherMs. Sally J. FisherEthan FlintMrs. Marydel C. FlintMrs. Suzanne FordRita O’Brien Sims FranklinMs. Irma FreudenreichMs. Dona Friedman, BSNMs. Lois F. GaelenMrs. Rose GaldenziMinnie Cobey GallmanSandra GambleMs. Margaret GardnerDr. Joel Gavriele-GoldMiss Virginia GiovincoMs. Mary V. GlossMs. Mara GoldMr. and Mrs. James GoldmanMrs. Marian GoodloeMary GraefenMarsha GravesChristine GrimwoodMargaret M. GrookettMs. Connie M. GulvasJim HaasCarol V. HabererMrs. Natalie HallSandy HallJean HamburgMr. John HammelHayes and Karen HanleyDr. and Mrs. Michael E. Hanyak, Jr. Camille Hardmeyer Elaine HendersonHarry E. HerzekMiss Carole J. HigginsMs. Sally W. HigginsFae L. HoffmanBetty L. HollowayMrs. Marie HorhotaDavid C. HornRebecca HoryczkoJim and Jan HovdaSharon HowertonMarianne HuberMrs. Gail A. HummerMarie HutchinsonMrs. Lila Irby, Jr.Gunilla IsakssonJewell JacobsenMs. Mary JanvrinMr. and Mrs. Paul C. Johnson

Ms. Michelle JohnstonDavid and Barbara KatzBarbara KautzMichael and Arlene KellyTony and Fran KerchnerJoanne KishRoger K. KrottRuss KrullKenneth Laban Mrs. Shirley A. LairdJane LandenbergerMr. Marvin P. LangankiDr. Rebecca R. LeasMs. Beatrice LemleinChristine B. LewisMary Adams LoombaNancy LothropMr. and Mrs. John LuicciPeggy Nance LyleMs. Arlene MacQuownMrs. Lenore T. MahowaldMarsha MaksymiwMr. Kurt MalisonMichael MalliesMrs. Dwight (Ursula) MamlokDr. and Mrs. William L. MangoldDavid MangeimJudith MargerumMiranda H. MarkartCaroline MarrBarbara and Phillip MathiewsShirley MatthaiDiane B. McGrathMr. and Mrs. Charles McNuttMr. John V. MeeksMrs. Marcia MeracleEd and Ruby MertzMr. Larry Meyers Gloria A. MoakJanice MooreJonathan and Sarah MugelJames P. MurphySuzanna Erin Murphy and Brian SowersKaren NajaGerri NatielloMarie NeeMrs. Margot M. NeubauerCharlotte Prescott NewtonMs. Viola NisbetRenée Normandy-Shane Brian and Lea O’DayLaura OftedahlBob OldhamMrs. Margaret OsterhoudtMr. and Mrs. Douglas OttBarbara PajakMs. Arleen PetersonMr. Edgar L. PfarreCheryl PitzIsabella Daigle PowellMr. and Mrs. Angelo J. and Ellen PurcigliottiDiana Quagliariello Francis Rasmus Jr.Donna RavenDarlene ReetzEllen RiceMr. William M. RiceJerome RichterLottie S. RhoadsMiss Augusta A. RosascoMrs. Thelma RosenblumMs. Edith RosenfieldMr. Betrand RossignolMr. Leo E. RoyTerry and Carolyn RyanMs. Florence SakelyGwen and Frank SampDavid and Betsy SandstromEileen Susan ScharySy SchiffmanMr. and Mrs. Richard Schmidt

Ronald SchofieldLeslie & Jerry SchratzRichard H. SchwartzSandra M. SimpsonLinda SlavinMr. and Mrs. William I. SmallKathy and Jeff SmithMrs. Carol P. SpisakMark F. Spisak Norbert StegemannWalter StraussMr. James E. StuddifordCynthia Sullivan and Robert RollmanAlbert Frank ToddAnne TravaliaMs. Marylou TripolinoMs. Darlene J. TurnerVicki M. TylerMattie and Steve VarvaroCharlotte L. VernonNorma J. ViolanteMichaelene Wadolny Mary Beth WaldochJ. Rachelle WalkerMrs. Edward WarsowMr. and Mrs. Kurt O. WassénEllis C. WaxhamMr. and Mrs. Michael WeltHerb and Gayle WhiteJim and Bobbie WhiteAnneke WilliamsMr. Fred WolterJudith and Winton WoodGinny A. WrightMs. Louise B. WulffArmen YolianJoy YoungLynn YoungMary Jo YoungBonita ZauchaEleanor ZieglerAlice M. Ziittel

Bequests and TrustsEstate of Anna M. AirelEstate of Ann AllenLois Haas Allin Charitable Remainder TrustEstate of Diane L. AtkinsEstate of Doris V. AugustineEleece Swanson Autrey Revocable TrustHarry C. Barnett Revocable TrustRevocable Living Trust of Ellen Hall BarriosEstate of Madeline BartaEstate of Carolyn BeattieMaria Berry TrustEstate of Mae J. BorgerEstate of Ingeborg M. BorreKathleen A. Briggs TrustEstate of Elizabeth A. Bryan Elizabeth A. Bryan Charitable Remainder TrustEstate of Florence M. BurallEstate of Lee E. BurnerEstate of Beatrice L. CarsonL. Donald Chevit and Eleanor L. Chevit TrustEstate of Robin Edward ChurchEstate of Geraldine S. ClarkDarlene Cohen Revocable TrustEstate of Mary J. CollierThe Richard K. Colville Trust U/A/D 3/16/2005Dorothy D. Conkey TrustCoombs - Robbins Trust FundEstate of Virginia M. CooperTrust of Edith Campbell CorryEstate of Veronica M. CurranEstate of Georgine DarcyEstate of Sharon Ann DaughertyDarlene Davies Boggs Irrevocable TrustEstate of Donna V. DavisEstate of Leonard Davis2004 Charlotte Paulina de Birk Revocable TrustEstate of Carmen Dorf

Estate of Elisabeth DreittingerEstate of Robert L. DunhamEstate of Mary Louise DunnEstate of Georgia May DupreeEstate of Patricia Ann DuttonAmelia A. Ecker Family TrustEstate of Margaret EisenbergW. Moreland and Ruth U. Ernst Charitable TrustMargaret L. Fieseler Living Trust dated 5/3/2007Estate of Jeanne L. FisherEstate of Kay M. FlynnSanford Fox Irrevocable Charitable Remainder UnitrustsDavid E. and Beverly A. Garfinkel Family TrustEstate of Loretta R. GavinE. Allen and Adelaide R. Ginkinger Memorial TrustEstate of Claude Christian GodardEstate of Thelma GolightyEstate of Janette Winifred GoodenAnna Green and Frank Green Charitable TrustDorothy G. Griffin Revocable TrustMargaret A. Haines TrustEstate of Joseph Burke HansonEstate of Brenda Voght HarrisonEileen E. Harrison TrustPerry and Rose M. Harten TrustEstate of Edna Mae HellmanEstate of Priscilla M. HobbsEstate of Marguerite R. HoffmanEstate of Pamela V. HornEstate of Carl M. HowardEstate of Betty Mae HoymEstate of Earl N. HutchinsThe Janis Jacobson TrustEstate of Mary A. JamesBetty J. Johnson TrustEstate of Louise Maurer JohnsonRuth M. Jones Memorial FundEstate of Ruth Judith JosephEstate of Walter KarlakThe Kegley Family Trust and the Estate of Barry L. KegleyEllen A. Keleher Living TrustEstate of Ruby KeltonEstate of Ann KennyBenjamin A. King Trust under WillMargaret M. Kogler TrustEstate of Cheryl Ann Krull

Estate of Boris KrynskiEstate and Trust of Henry Mark KsiezakEstate of Mary Ellen LandonEstate of Jacqueline LanningThe Joseph V. LaPorte Revocable TrustThe Evelyn Larson 2000 Revocable TrustEstate of Waldemar LelewskiEstate of Kenneth C. LeMarClaire B. Lubow TrustJohn and Ruth MacAnespie Charitable Remainder UnitrustBette S. MacGeorge TrustEstate of Ann MadisonEstate of Frederick Vern MaloneyEstate of Jeanette MankavechCharles L. Mannillo Revocable TrustEstates of Nunzio and Lorraine E. MaranoThe Marcus Family TrustIlse Marx Revocable TrustMathews Family TrustElizabeth McCann EstateEstate of Dean J. McCarthyEstate of Beatrice E. McHughEstate of Helen Mary McKinneyThe Jeanne Dolores Medler TrustJean Baird Michael Revocable TrustEstate of Roger L. MillerEstate of Frank S. MilloEstate of Jeannette P. MoellerEstate of Nancy F. MorganHorace A. Moses TrustRuth N. Moulton Charitable TrustAnton Mouritsen TrustEstate of Leroy O. MyersEstate of Mary E. NagleNelson Grantor TrustClara E. Netz Charitable Remainder UnitrustEstate of Billie S. NormanEstate of Juanita C. O’DonohoeEstate of Patricia Z. OgdenOrel Family TrustWalter R. Otto Trust U/A/D 3/29/2006Estate of Frank PaddeuEstate of Margaret Louise ParizotEstate of Agnes Veronica PendletonEstate of Mildred C. PeroneFrances D. Phillips Irrevocable Charitable Remainder Unitrust

Frances D. Phillips TrustTheresa Polancic EstateEstate of Kenneth PomerantzEstate of Cathryn Louise PotterVera F. Proctor Living TrustEstate of Eric ProtterEstate of Pamela QuaggiottoEstate of Herbert W. ReachEstate and Trust of Gordon W. RichardsonEstate of Dorothy Ann RoseMargaret Sage Charitable TrustMary Sage Charitable TrustEstate of Patricia SalisburyVictor M. & Ruth R. Salter Charitable Remainder UnitrustEsther K. Schwartz TrustNorma Scott TrustJack O. Scroggins Charitable FoundationThe Lorraine M. Sedlock Revocable TrustEstate of Lois Hassler SmithRoy S. Smith Charitable TrustGrace C. Stebbins TrustEstate of Arthur SternDorothy J. Swanson TrustJohn A. Taylor Family TrustAleatha Tedrick TrustEstate of Beverly Ann ThomasEstate of Barbara E. TimanderRobert T. Tinney TrustEstate of Dorothy F. TompkinsEstate of Margaret TrakovalVirginia M. Trochta Revocable Living TrustElizabeth van Duzer Charitable Remainder TrustWilliam N. Vaughan Revocable TrustVentra Family TrustEstate of Nancy Jane VoorheesAlbert Walters TrustEstate of James Elvin Watson, Jr.Donald J. Weber Marital TrustHelen C. Wilson Revocable TrustThe William Gessman Giss Trust, John Hunter Wilson

(deceased), Grantor

*And the more than 250,000 generous individuals who support Guiding Eyes through our Response Marketing program

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Our Team LeadershipThomas A. Panek President and Chief Executive Officer

Susan Ludwig Controller

Karen McClure Senior Director, Response Marketing

Linda Press Vice President of Development

Jane Russenberger Senior Director, Breeding & Genetics

Jody Sandler DVM Chief Veterinary Officer

Kathryn Zubrycki Vice President of Training Programs

Our Board of DirectorsWendy AgliettiChair

Mary J. ConwayVice Chair

Robert Druskin Vice Chair & Treasurer

Jane Adams Seamus Carroll Wendy S. David John L. Donnelly David Fein Paul Holland Curt J. Landtroop

Susan Litwer Thomas McC. Souther Jane C. Parker Matthew E. Zames

Otto G. ObermaierDirector Emeritus

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Linda Press, Tom Panek, and Sarah Smith during the panel discussion at the Goldman Sachs Auditorium.

Guiding Eyes and Goldman Sachs Team up for Disability Interest Forum. Goldman Sachs’ Sarah Smith, the firm’s Controller and Chief Accounting Officer, moderated a Disability Interest Forum, a panel discussion featuring Thomas Panek, Guiding Eyes for the Blind’s President and CEO, and Linda Press, Vice President of Development.

An audience of 350 employees gathered in the company’s auditorium to hear the dialogue which was broadcast to company offices in the Americas. After the event, many interacted with puppies and asked Guiding Eyes representatives about the benefits of guide dog use in the workplace.

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Financials

F Y15 PUBLIC SUPPORT F Y15 FUNC TIONAL E XPE NSE S

STATE ME NT OF AC TIV IT IE S TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY Public Support UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTALContributions $16,814,460 $1,087,872 $30,715 $17,933,047Planned giving 7,908,057 7,908,057Other income 475,137 475,137Net assets released from restrictions 7,129,240 (6,760,880) (368,360) —

Total Public Support 32,326,894 (5,673,008) (337,645) 26,316,241 Expenses: Program services • Student Instruction & Dog Training 8,233,082 – – 8,233,082• Student Services 990,304 – – 990,304• Veterinary Hospital 5,090,519 – – 5,090,519• Canine Development Center 913,795 – – 913,795• Facility & Food Service 1,984,067 – – 1,984,067• Enrichment 2,501,225 – – 2,501,225

Total program services 19,712,992 – – 19,712,992 Supporting services • Management & general 1,705,310 – – 1,705,310• Fundraising 4,120,101 – – 4,120,101

Total supporting services 5,825,411 – – 5,825,411TOTAL EXPENSES 25,538,403 0 0 25,538,403

Excess of public support over expenses 6,788,491 (5,673,008) (337,645) 777,838Investment income (net) (2,104,661) – (161,560) (2,266,221)Other net asset adjustments 57,258 – – 57,258Net assets, beginning of year 58,032,364 6,802,163 7,936,266 72,770,793

Net assets, end of year $62,773,452 $1,129,155 $7,437,061 $71,339,668

STATE ME NT OF FINANCIAL POSIT ION TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY Assets UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTALCash and cash equivalents $10,966,398 $497,294 – $11,463,692Receivables and prepaids 1,388,633 – – 1,388,633Investments 39,332,430 631,861 $7,437,061 47,401,352Other assets – – – –Land, buildings and equipment, net 22,339,873 – – 22,339,873

Total Assets 74,027,334 1,129,155 7,437,061 82,593,550 Liabilities & Net Assets Accounts payable & accrued expenses 952,002 – – 952,002Gift annuity and other reserves 1,626,440 – – 1,626,440Bonds payable 3,444,177 – – 3,444,177Accrued pension obligation 5,231,263 – – 5,231,263Net assets 62,773,452 1,129,155 7,437,061 71,339,668

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $74,027,334 $1,129,155 $7,437,061 $82,593,550

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Guiding Eyes provides

programs and services,

at no charge, to people

with vision loss and

children and families

affected by autism.

Thank you for your continued support.

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