THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST WINTER 2010 WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG 1

NATIONAL DIABETES AWARENESS MONTH:PARTNERSHIPS OF PREVENTIONWITH ROCHE AND BDP/3

THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST

CONTINUE

YOUR

LEGA

CY OF

GIVING

{PAGE 8}

HEALTH AT HOMESTRENGTHENING THE NATION’S HEALTHCARE SAFETY NET FOR 20 MILLION PATIENTS

WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG CO

VER

IMA

GES

: AN

DR

EW F

LETC

HER

, LO

S A

NG

ELES

FR

EE C

LIN

IC, M

AR

GA

RET

MO

LLO

Y, J

OEY

SC

HA

EFFE

R, R

OB

WA

NG

, RO

BW

AN

G.C

OM

+ EMERGENCY RESPONSE UPDATE FIGHTING CHOLERA IN HAITI P/5

HELP AROUND THE CORNERAFFORDABLE CARE IN S.B. P/4

2 WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG WINTER 2010 THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST

PUERTO RICO

HAWAII

SINCE 1948, Direct Relief has provided medicines and medical supplies to improve the health of people in the U.S. and throughout the world. The simple goal of enabling people to live healthy, productive lives—regardless of the circumstances into which they are born or find themselves—is a powerful incentive. It drives Direct Relief’s work here at home, where Direct Relief USA is both the country’s largest nonprofit program providing free prescription medications and the only U.S. nonprofit program licensed to do so in all 50 states. More than 59 million people in the U.S. lack health insurance. Every day, more Americans are accessing quality, affordable preventive and primary care at local nonprofit community clinics and health centers: the U.S. healthcare safety net. Direct Relief USA has delivered free medicines and medical supplies valued at over $225 million to 1,100 safety net clinics and health centers in all 50 states representing 20 million patients. This is made possible only because of the support of 79 healthcare companies, FedEx providing free distribution (5,000 deliveries in 2010), and the generosity of private donors. This is how Direct Relief USA is helping safety net clinics care for their low-income, uninsured patients:

SAFETY NET SUPPORT INCREASING ACCESS TO MEDICATION FOR UNDERSERVED PEOPLE

REPLENISHMENT PROVIDING A RELIABLE, NO-COST SUPPLY OF MEDICATION TO CLINICS

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE BUILDING RESOURCE CAPACITY OF CLINICS IN TIMES OF CRISIS

HEALTH AT HOME

“�DIRECT�RELIEF�IS�OF�TREMENDOUS�HELP�TO�OUR�PATIENTS,�EIGHTY-FIVE�PERCENT�OF�WHOM�ARE�WORKING�POOR�AND�UNABLE�TO�OBTAIN�MEDICATIONS.�DIRECT�RELIEF’S�SUPPORT�MAKES�THE�CARE�OF�THESE�DESERVING�PERSONS�POSSIBLE.”�­—­Dr.­John­Hoh,­Medical­Director,­­Asian­Pacific­Health­Care­Venture,­­Los­Angeles,­CA

GIVING THANKS

MA

RG

AR

ET M

OLL

OY

STRENGTHENING THE NATION’S HEALTHCARE SAFETY NET FOR 20 MILLION PATIENTS

THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST WINTER 2010 WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG 3

PUERTO RICO

HAWAII

In the United States, 23 million people—approximately eight percent of the population—have diabetes.

Since this most recent economic crisis began, more than 8.2 million people have lost their jobs, and for many

their health insurance along with it—455,000 of these people are estimated to have diabetes.

To address this growing need, Direct Relief USA partnered with medical companies BD and Roche

to launch nationwide programs to assist people with diabetes who have no insurance and are low-income.

For patients with diabetes who lack health insurance and access to affordable medical care, obtaining the

necessary diabetes testing supplies is a prohibitive expense. The inability to regularly check blood glucose

levels could result in a number of serious, sometimes life-threatening, complications, like stroke, heart

disease, and kidney disease.

DIRECT RELIEF & BD // BY THE NUMBERS• 5 million insulin syringes donated and distributed

• More than 560 clinics and health centers providing care to 4.2

million patients (8.6% of whom are uninsured with diabetes)

• All 50 states + D.C. & Puerto Rico

DIRECT RELIEF & ROCHE // BY THE NUMBERS• $5 million in ACCU-CHEK® Aviva test strips and glucose meters

donated and distributed

• Over 200 clinics and health centers providing care to 1.8 million

patients (9.4% of whom are uninsured with diabetes)

• 32 states + D.C.

FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 2009 COMPARED TO THOSE OF 2008…

1. Of the 4.2 million patients represented by the 562 responding clinics, nearly half were uninsured

2. Patients increased 7.9%

3. Uninsured patients increased 9.6%

4. 8.6% of all patients were uninsured and had diabetes

5. Uninsured diabetic patients increased 12.9%

NOVEMBER IS DIABETES AWARENESS MONTH1 IN 3 U.S. ADULTS COULD HAVE DIABETES BY 2050 IF HEALTH TRENDS CONTINUE.–­CDC,­2010

5FACTS

from our nationwide survey of safety net clinics and health

centers in all 50 states, D.C., and Puerto Rico*

*Nationwide Survey of Patient Volume January–June 2009

compared to January–June 2008: Overall Patients and Patients

with Diabetes

HELPING UNINSURED PATIENTS WITH DIABETESPARTNERSHIPS OF PREVENTION WITH BD AND ROCHE

GIVING THANKS // FedEx

GLOBAL PARTNER AWARD 2010Direct�Relief�presented�FedEx�with�the�first�ever�Global�Partner�Award�to�recognize�FedEx’s�leadership�in�helping�people�around�the�world�prepare�for�and�respond�to�emergencies.�Since�2003,�FedEx�has�given�Direct�Relief�$1.8�million�in�cash�grants�and�transportation�assistance,�helped�equip�Medical�Reserve�Corps�volunteers,�readied�clinic�partners�along�the�U.S.�Gulf�Coast�for�hurricanes,�and�provided�free�shipping�for�Direct�Relief�USA�programs,�including�the�BD�diabetes�initiative�detailed�above.

JIM

PR

OSS

ERA

ND

REW

FLE

TCH

ER

AN

DR

EW F

LETC

HER

ISLA VISTA

GOLETA

SANTA BARBARA

CENTRAL COAST SAFETY NETLOCAL HEALTHCARE PERSPECTIVES FROM SANTA BARBARA NEIGHBORHOOD CLINICS

Q. What are the biggest concerns for your clinics and

what are your plans to address them?

A. Our biggest concern remains our necessity to maintain

financial stability so we can continue to address the

growing needs of the people of our neighborhoods. Our

core population is growing at an alarming rate due to

unemployment and an increasing number of uninsured

people in our community. While the challenges are

enormous, the opportunity is now to take our 40 year-

old organization forward and follow a path to long-term

sustainability. We need partners like Direct Relief to help

us achieve these goals.

“�WITH�THE�HELP�OF�CHARITABLE�ORGANIZATIONS�SUCH�AS�DIRECT�RELIEF,�OUR�CLINICS�ARE�ABLE�TO�CONTINUE�TO�PROVIDE�HIGH�QUALITY,�COMPREHENSIVE�HEALTHCARE�TO�SO�MANY�PEOPLE�IN�A�MANNER�THAT�PROVIDES�COMPASSION,�PRIDE,�AND�DIGNITY�FOR�ALL�INVOLVED.”��­—­Bonnie­Campbell,­Santa­Barbara­­Neighborhood­Clinics­Deputy­Director

4 WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG WINTER 2010 THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST

GIVING THANKS

Direct Relief USA supports more than 40 care providers in Santa Barbara County.­We­sat­down­with­Bonnie Campbell, Deputy Director, and Neil Sullivan, M.D., Medical Director­at­the­Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics­(SBNC)­to­ask­them­about­the­clinic­environment,­and­especially­how­diabetes­is­affecting­their­patient­population.­SBNC­operates­four­sites,­three­medical­and­one­dental.­

Q. November is Diabetes Awareness month. How

many of your patients have been diagnosed with

diabetes, and what are some of the initiatives that your

clinic has implemented to help these patients?

A. Of our 17,000 patients, about 2,000 have been

diagnosed with diabetes or are pre-diabetic. Since their

care is complex, frequent, and mediations and testing so

expensive, SBNC has created a Diabetes Management

Program. Patients are given free one-on-one nutritional

therapy, a 10-week series of group classes, and family

counseling to address the significant life changes that

affect not just the patient diagnosed, but their entire

GIVING THANKS // Simpler Systems

BETTER HEALTH THROUGH OPEN DATADirect�Relief�teamed�up�with�Santa�Barbara-based�Simpler�Systems�to�facilitate�accessing�

data�on�the�Web.�Simpler�Systems�provides�a�search�engine�for�open�data�Direct�Relief�finds�

important,�including�facts�about�disease�prevalence�among�18�million�patients�who�receive�

care�at�7,000�health�centers�across�the�country,�or�on�Direct�Relief�shipments.�This�data�helps�

Direct�Relief�identify�and�address�health�needs�nationwide.

EXPLORE THE DATASET: data.directrelief.org

family. SBNC carefully tracks health

outcomes by ensuring patients

with diabetes are coming in for all

their appointments and testing.

Our podiatrist cares for their feet,

as this is a significant problem area.

An ophthalmologist screens their

eyesight quarterly and in-house blood work is done to

test their hemoglobin A1c and Albumin levels.

Q. What are some of the key accomplishments that

have resulted from the partnership between your clinic

and Direct Relief USA?

A. Direct Relief has been generous and responsive to

our patients’ needs over the years. While trying to provide

quality, comprehensive, and state-of-the-art health care

to all our patients, it is imperative that we find resources

for our underserved and uninsured patients to receive the

medications and supplies essential to providing proper

care and maintenance of their conditions. We could not

provide the quality of care to our patients with diabetes

without the donations from Direct Relief. By joining

the Roche diabetes donation program, we can provide

glucose test strips for free to our patients, who would not

be testing as often as they should if they had to pay for

them. This single program ensures exceptional health

outcomes for our patients because they now have a way

to track and manage their disease without having to chose

between putting dinner on the table that night or buying

test strips.

SBNC's Dr. Neil Sullivan and Bonnie Campbell receive product from Direct Relief USA's Damon Taugher.

SBNC Medical Director Dr. Neil Sullivan examines a young patient at the Eastside Clinic in Santa Barbara.

RO

B W

AN

G, R

OB

WA

NG

.CO

M

RO

B W

AN

G, R

OB

WA

NG

.CO

M

RO

B W

AN

G, R

OB

WA

NG

.CO

M

ISLA VISTA

GOLETA

SANTA BARBARA

They survived the quake. We’re helping them survive what comes after.

In Haiti, Direct Relief has been the largest provider of medicines and medical supplies since the tragic

January earthquake—$54 million and 550 tons of medical assistance to more than 53 hospitals, health

facilities, responding organizations, and camps caring for injured and displaced people.

Backed by the massive generosity of private and corporate supporters, Direct Relief put

together the most comprehensive emergency response in our 62-year history, much of the support

airlifted free-of-charge by FedEx. Intense efforts, innovative new approaches, and key partnerships made

this unprecedented level of support possible.

Working with colleague nonprofits, healthcare companies, and international and Haitian

authorities, Direct Relief introduced an online medical-supply ordering system to Haiti and established

a secure medical distribution center. This is now a key supply lifeline to Haitian health facilities and pro-

vides transparency, efficiency, and precision in allocating and distributing medical resources. It is even

more important now, as facilities confront a serious cholera outbreak and huge rebuilding efforts on top

of the daily challenges of providing care for people who get sick or hurt.

$54 MILLION, 550 TONS IN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO 53 HAITIAN HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

$2 MILLION IN CASH TO REHABILITATION PROGRAMS FOR THE DISABLED

$500,000 TO FUND SMALL, GRASSROOTS HAITIAN NONPROFITS WHO ARE HELPING THEIR COMMUNITIES RECOVER

GIVING THANKS // Community Grants

“�As�a�Haitian�school�psychologist,�I�have�found�that�the�Earthquake�left�a�direct�psychological�impact�on�young�people�who�were�in�school�at�the�time�of�the�quake.�Direct�Relief�gave�us�an�opportunity�to�provide�healing�work�for�young�people�and�provide�tools�for�their�teachers�to�continue�to�work�with�them�in�school.�The�funds�from�Direct�Relief�also�provided�the�opportunity�to�complete�a�community�center�to�continue�to�provide�therapeutic�supports�and�access�to�healing�for�young�people�in�Haiti.�There�is�no�other�gift�but�providing�hope�and�healing�in�a�time�of�crisis.�Thank�you,�Direct�Relief,�in�assisting�me�in�providing�healing�work�for�my��beloved�Haiti.”��

—�Dr.�Charlene�Desir,�St.�Raphael�School,�St.�Raphael,�Haiti

Watch video about the Direct Relief-supported students of St. Raphael School www.directrelief.org/Video/StRaphaelSchoolHaiti.aspx

GIVING THANKS // Corporate Supporters

FIGHTING THE CHOLERA OUTBREAK IN HAITITo�fill�the�critical�need�related�to�the�mid-October�cholera�outbreak�in�Haiti,�Direct�Relief�provided�157�tons�of�emergency�medical�supplies.�This�provision�of�aid�was�possible�thanks�to�the�generous�support�of�these�companies:

• Abbott�and�the Abbott Fund�provided�over 2,000 bottles of rehydration fluids and�$50,000 in cash

• Ansell Healthcare�contributed�exam gloves�for�helping�to�prevent�further�infection�

• Baxter donated�four 40-foot containers of IV solutions (over 36,000 liters) and�sets�used�to�administer�the�solutions

• BD�donated�40,000 IV catheters,�critically�needed�in�IV�therapy�for�cholera�patients

• Cera Products, Inc.�donated�9,000 liters of CeraSport EX1�and�provided�significant�charity�discounts�on�CeraLyte�ORS�to�restore�essential�life-giving�electrolytes�and�fluids

• The Clorox Company�donated�12,600 gallons of bleach,�essential�for�helping�to�prevent�further�infection

• Covidien is�donating�up�to 20 pallets of adult diapers for�patients�that�do�not�have�access�to�cholera�beds/cots

• Johnson & Johnson provided�1,000 hygiene kits

• P&G committed several thousand units of antibacterial soap

• Teva Pharmaceuticals�donated�over�5,000 bottles of specifically requested antibiotics

THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST WINTER 2010 WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG 5

HAITIA

LISO

N W

RIG

HT

ST. RAPHAELSCHOOL

PRECISE MAPPING OF EVERY DONATION SENT TO EVERY CLINIC SITE IN HAITI.

Interact­with­the­­assistance­map­at­­

DIRECTRELIEF.ORG

6 WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG WINTER 2010 THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST

HIGH-IMPACT VOLUNTEERINGDirect­Relief­has­teamed­up­with­GlaxoSmithKline­through­the­PULSE Volunteer Partnership,­an­initiative­that­empowers­GSK­employees­to­make­a­sustainable­difference­for­communities­and­patients­in­need.­Since­the­program­began­in­2009,­25 volunteers­have­been­given­an­opportunity­to­use­their­professional­skills­and­knowledge­in­areas­such­as­project­management,­clinical­health,­and­logistics­and­supply­chain­management,­during­a­three-­or­­six-month­immersion­experience­with­Direct­Relief.­Volunteering­­in­under-served­communities­in­India, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda and the U.S.,­volunteers­like­Randy Easterly­and­Olga Peñacorada-Cillero­(above)­collaborate­to­address­a­clear­need­while­developing­their­own­leadership­capabilities.­To learn more about PULSE, visit http://www.directrelief.org/SupportUs/ CorporateGiving/PulseVolunteerProgram.aspx

WORLD­HEALTH­ENVOY­($10,000­+)Aera Energy LLCAnonymousAyudar FoundationS. Balolia Family FoundationBishop Garcia Diego High SchoolMr. and Mrs. Christopher BlairBoston GlobeBrittingham Family FoundationBrown Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Daniel BurnhamMr. and Mrs. Bob A. ByersDolores and Robert CathcartChicago Sun TimesMs. Amy ClawsonMr. James A. ClendenenCommonHealthCovidienCSU, Chico Research FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. CusackMr. and Mrs. James DrasdoElkay Manufacturing CompanyGary and Peggy FinefrockRoger S. Firestone FoundationFirst Church of Christ ScientistMr. Laurence W. FrostMr. Martin GoreMs. Jennifer GreinerCarla HahnMr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. HammettMr. William T. HammondJohn and Wauna Harman FoundationMr. Richard HausmanMr. and Mrs. Michael HenniganPriscilla Higgins, Ph.D. and Mr. Roger W. Higgins / Higgins-Trapnell Family FoundationMr. Linus HoMr. Gerhart HoffmeisterMr. Erle HolmMr. and Mrs. S. Roger Horchow / The Horchow Family Charitable FoundationHospital for Special SurgeryHutton FoundationMr. Jeffrey P. JacobsMr. Haamid JafferMr. Rehan A. JafferThe John Akridge Co.Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Johnson, Sr.Richard E. Jones TrustMr. and Mrs. Albert J. KanebMrs. Marvel KirbyRichard KurkowskiMr. and Mrs. Seymour LehrerNancy LessnerMr. and Mrs. Fredric C. LeutheuserMrs. Pamela Meyer LopkerYvonne C. Lucassen EstateJudith and Glenn LukosMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McCarthyMr. Ed McKinley and Ms. Kath LavidgeMiracle Ticket FundMarion Moore Foundation, Inc.N & V International, Inc.New Frontiers Natural FoodsMr. and Mrs. Jack NorqualSuze Orman

Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Ostini / The Hitching Post & Hitching Post WinesParametric Technology CorporationMr. Devon PatelMr. Steven PerleyJo Anne and Donald E. PetersenMr. and Mrs. Keith B. PittsMr. and Mrs. Ron PuliceMr. Matt RankinMr. and Mrs. Steven W. RappMr. Randy Rettig and Ms. Ashley WilliamsRGH Enterprises Inc.Roche DiagnosticsThe Dorothea Haus Ross FoundationMs. Barbara N. Rubinsanofi-aventisSCA Americas Inc.Mrs. Michiyo Schmidt-PetersenMr. and Mrs. Howard B. SchowJune H. SchuerchSchultz Family FoundationMs. Rachael SchultzMr. Michael ScottMohammed Shaikh, Ph.D. and Ayesha Shaikh, M.D.The Skolnick FoundationStarbucks Matching Gifts ProgramEunice M. StephensMr. and Mrs. John W. SweetlandTomchin Family Charitable FoundationCarol Van den Assem TrustMr. and Mrs. Alan Van VlietThe David Vickter FoundationMr. Dana WhiteMr. Stanley Zanarotti

PRESIDENT’S­COUNCIL­($5,000­+)All Saints-By-The-Sea Episcopal ChurchAlwan Family FundMrs. Sally M. AndersonAnonymousArchetype Media, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Anderson J. ArnoldBank of America CorporationMr. and Mrs. Richard C. BanksMr. and Mrs. Frederick BeckettMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. BeckmenMr. Merle E. Betz, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. BoehmMr. and Mrs. Michael R. BonsignoreMrs. Hannah G. BradleyBrooks Institute of PhotographyMr. David M. CantorMs. Patricia ClancyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. CoatesMr. Jon CoffinMr. and Mrs. A. Joseph ColletteMr. and Mrs. David ComptonContinental Electrical Construction CompanyMrs. Caryl CrahanMr. Matthew J. CurrieD'Addario & Company, Inc.Mr. Lawrence W. DamMr. and Mrs. Joseph K. DavidsonNancy Sayles Day FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Daymude

Mr. Gene Sinser and Ms. Patty DeDominicDolphin Capital FoundationMr. and Mrs. Roger H. DrueMr. and Mrs. Patrick EnthovenMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. EverhartEvolucion Innovations Inc.Mr. Stephane H. FinkenbeinerFirst American Title Insurance CompanyThe Hon. and Mrs. Paul G. FlynnFredman Family FoundationMr. Edward C. FriedelMr. and Mrs. Ted FunstenMs. Dorothy Hannon GardnerMrs. Louise B. GaylordDebra P. Geiger and Eliot CrowleyMr. and Mrs. W. Dodd GeigerMr. and Mrs. Allen GershoMr. Ernest J. GettoThe Giles Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Larry GlennDr. Bert Green and Ms. Alexandra Brookshire / Brookshire Green FoundationGrey Global Group Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Brett GrimesSiddarth HariharanMr. Wassef HarounThe Harrington / McLaughlin Family FoundationMrs. Raye Haskell / The Haskell FundMr. and Mrs. Stanley C. HatchMr. W. Scott Hedrick and Ms. Mer JamesMichael HeinoHenry Schein, Inc.Mr. Doug HickeyHolborn CorporationE. Carmack Holmes M.D. and Mrs. Carolyn HolmesMr. and Mrs. Preston B. HotchkisMr. and Mrs. Stanley S. HubbardMs. Geneva HughesMr. John IrishAngel Iscovich, M.D. and Mrs. Lisa IscovichMs. Patricia Harris JohnstonJol & Company, Inc.Mr. Aaron D. KahanKibble & PrenticeMr. and Mrs. James KingstonMr. Larry Koppelman and Mrs. Nancy Walker KoppelmanMr. Ishwan KumarMr. and Mrs. Frank LadnerMr. Joseph R. LevisMr. and Mrs. Donald J. LewisLoeks Family FundLompoc Foursquare ChurchThe Looker FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jon B. LovelaceMs. Rachel LukeEvelyn C. Lund Charitable Remainder TrustMr. and Mrs. John MacfarlaneKim Margolin, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Mark MattinglyThe Harold McAlister Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert A. McLalanMr. John MedveckisMr. Cal MeekerMicrosoft Matching Gift ProgramMr. Timothy Midgett

CASH­DONORS

HONORARY­CHAIR­($1,000,000­+)Abbott Fund

AMBASSADOR­OF­HEALTH­($100,000­+)Amgen Foundation, Inc.AnonymousBDMr. Bruce CampbellFedExThe Fistula FoundationGlaxoSmithKline FoundationGoogleGoogle Inc. Charitable Giving Fund of the Tides FoundationJohnson & Johnson Family of CompaniesDorothy Largay and Wayne RosingMayo ClinicMercer Family FoundationThe Orfalea FoundationsPfizer, Inc.

CONSUL­GENERAL­($50,000­+)The Allergan FoundationAmerican Jewish World ServiceAnonymousThe California EndowmentThe California Wellness FoundationRoy R. and Laurie M. Cummins FundDesai Family FoundationDodge & CoxEli Lilly & Company FoundationGlobal Partners for DevelopmentMr. L. W. HarmanMr. and Mrs. Craig McCawMentor CorporationMerrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.The P&G Fund

The PRASAD ProjectMrs. Nancy B. Schlosser / Nancy B. & C. William Schlosser Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ed H. Schollmaier

GLOBAL­EMISSARY­­($25,000­+)AnonymousAssociated Students UCSBBoehringer Ingelheim Cares FoundationBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyBrownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLPBush Hospital FoundationC. R. Bard FoundationChicago TribuneMs. Laurie ConverseDeckers Outdoor CorporationThe Hexberg Family FoundationHospira FoundationIsland Outreach FoundationJewelers for ChildrenMr. Richard E. LunquistMacHeist LLCMacquarie Group Foundation Ltd.Merck & Company, Inc.Network Hardware ResaleMr. John Powell and Ms. Melinda LernerProFund AdvisorsMr. and Mrs. James J. Roehrig / Roehrig Family FoundationCounty of Santa BarbaraSimpler SystemsStone Family FundMr. and Mrs. Gary R. TobeyTrust Company of the WestUnion for Reform JudaismMr. and Mrs. Guhan ViswanathanMr. and Mrs. Anant YardiYorba Oil Company, Ltd.

ALI

SON

WR

IGH

T

OUR INVESTORSON THE OCCASION OF GIVING THANKS, WE EXTEND OUR GRATITUDE TO OUR INVESTORS, WHOSE GENEROSITY OVER THE LAST YEAR* HAS ENABLED SERVICE TO MILLIONS OF PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE U.S. AND WORLD. *January 1, 2010 through November 10, 2010

GIVING THANKS // GSK

THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST WINTER 2010 WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG 7

Mr. and Mrs. Michael VaughnThe VCEP EmployeesMr. Richard VenneMr. Luis ViverosThe Wardlaw-Hartridge SchoolThe WaterfordMr. Charles WhitmanMr. Ken WilbyWine WarehouseMrs. Barbara WoodThomas S. Wootton High SchoolMr. and Mrs. Noah WyleKenneth Yeh Charitable FundMr. Robert Zeuner

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all our donors, including those who contributed $1– $4,999, who were too numerous to include here by name.

CORPORATIONS,­MANUFACTURERS­AND­DISTRIBUTORS­PROVIDING­­MEDICAL­DONATIONS3MAbbottAdvanced Sterilization ProductsAlaven Pharmaceutical LLCAlcon Laboratories, Inc.Allergan, Inc. AnonymousAnsell HealthcareBasic MedicalBaxter International, Inc.BDBE Innovations, Inc.Belmora LLCBiovail Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Boehringer Ingelheim Cares FoundationBörm Bruckmeier Publishing LLCBP Gamma MedicalBristol-Myers SquibbC. R. Bard Medical Division Calmoseptine, Inc.Carlsbad Technology, Inc.Cera Products, Inc.Chattem Inc.Codman & ShurtleffCovidienCSL Behring Cure MedicalCVS Corporation

Mr. Gerrish MillikenMr. and Mrs. Hank MitchelMontecito Bank & TrustMr. Glen Mowrer and Mrs. Bernice JamesMr. Steve Moya and Mrs. Rita Moya / The M FundJ. Dennis Mull, M.D.Murcor Inc.NA Sports Community Foundation, Inc.Mr. Mark S. NelkinMs. Devon Geiger NielsenNisim InternationalNorthern Star Industries, Inc.Northern Valley Regional High School at DemarestMs. Isabell OstromMr. and Mrs. Jack B. OverallPAREXEL International LLCMs. Victoria G. PauleyMr. William N. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. David C. PintardDr. Kevin W. Plaxco and Mrs. Lisa PlaxcoMr. and Mrs. Michael E. PulitzerQualcomm Inc.Reformed Mennonite ChurchMr. Jeremy RichmonMr. and Mrs. John RomoMr. and Mrs. J. Paul RostonRSP Architects, Ltd.Santa Ynez Band of Mission IndiansSchafer Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard L. SchallSchleyer FoundationMary Louise Scully, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. James H. SelbertMr. George ShortSingle Step FoundationSisters of St. Joseph of CarondeletMr. Tom SpiesDr. and Mrs. Norman Sprague, III / The Caryll M. and Norman F. Sprague FoundationMrs. Judith Cosden StapelmannMr. Suwanto SunkorjantoMr. and Mrs. John Swift & the Swift Foundation / MSST FoundationMr. Raymond TetrickMr. and Mrs. George Turpin, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. TurpinUptown Music Collective

Darden DentalDePuy Orthopaedics, Inc.Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories LTD.East-West Associates, Inc.Eli Lilly & CompanyEndoSolutions, Inc.Ethicon Endo-SurgeryEthicon, Inc.Fenwal, Inc.FirstLine Gloves, Inc.FNC Medical CorporationFSC Laboratories, Inc.Genzyme Corporation Getinge USA, Inc.GlaxoSmithKlineGSMS IncorporatedHandpiece Trading Post / Maramar DentalHenry Schein, Inc.Ho Dental CompanyHoMedicsHoneywell ProductsHospira, Inc.ImageFIRSTInstyMeds Corporation / RedPharm DrugIntegra LifeSciences CorporationJ. Jamner Surgical Instruments, Inc.Johnson & JohnsonJohnson & Johnson Consumer CompaniesLife Uniform CompanyLifeScan, Inc.MAP Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Marlex Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Mazza Dental CareMcKesson Medical-SurgicalMcNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharma.McNeil Nutritionals, LLCMedPac Bags, Inc.Medvantx IncorporatedMentor Worldwide LLCMerck & Co., Inc.Merz Pharmaceuticals, LLCMicroflexMidmark CorporationMiltex, Inc.Mylan Laboratories, Inc.MyodermNapo PharmaceuticalsNationwide Medical/Surgical, Inc.Neutrogena CorporationNew Chapter Vitamins

Nipro MedicalNisim InternationalNorth Safety ProductsOmni-Tract SurgicalOmron Healthcare, Inc.Onyx Medical CorporationOrthofixOrtho-McNeil Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.P&GPDIPerfect World LuggagePfizer, Inc.Professional Hospital SupplyPurdue Pharma, L.P.Ranbaxy Laboratories LimitedRF Surgical Systems, Inc.Roche Diagnostics Rye Pharmaceuticals LLCSage Products, Inc.Sanofi-aventisSappo Hill SoapworksSchering-Plough CorporationStrykerSunshine Heart, Inc.Sunstar Americas, Inc.Tecfen CorporationTeleflex MedicalTeva PharmaceuticalsThe Clorox CompanyTheken Spine LLCTri-animVita-Tech International, Inc.Watson Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Wilburn MedicalWyeth PharmaceuticalsZEE Medical Inc.Zenpuse

CORPORATIONS,­MEDICAL­FACILITIES,­ORGANIZATIONS,­INSTITUTIONS,­AND­­INDIVIDUALS­PROVIDING­IN-KIND­SUPPORT­OVER­$5,000­(WHOLESALE)Africa AidAlta OrthopaedicsAmerican ApparelDr. Gilbert AshorBacara Resort & SpaBest Western South Coast InnBush Hospital FoundationCatholic Medical Mission BoardCedars-Sinai Medical CenterChristian Relief FundCitrix OnlineCommunity Regional Medical Center

Dr. Richard ClossonCottage HospitalMr. Josh DennisMs. Patty DuncanEye & Vision CareFairmont PharmacyFedExFood Bank of Santa Barbara CountyFour Seasons BiltmoreFree Wheelchair MissionMr. & Mrs. Robert GlennGlobal Medical BrigadesGlobus Relief FundGOLD3PL, Inc.Goleta Valley Cottage HospitalGoleta Valley Medical PharmacyGoogleDr. Eliot GreenGrossman Burn FoundationInternational AidInternational Health PartnersLoloma FoundationMr. & Mrs. John Knox-JohnstonMr. Michael MachMedicine Shoppe of Santa BarbaraMs. Jean MenziesMr. & Mrs. Warren MiddletonNIH Clinical CenterNourish AmericaOcchiali EyewearOperation USAOral Health AmericaThe Orion FoundationPartners in HealthPepperdine UniversityThe Salvatorian Mission WarehouseSansum ClinicSanta Barbara Cottage HospitalSanta Barbara Gastroenterology Medical GroupSavusavu Community FoundationSea Mar Community Care CenterSEE InternationalSolvang UVSStorz/Lederle Ophthalmic PharmSupply Chain Management SystemsSurgery Center of Hawthorn L.P. David Tran, D.D.SUCP Wheels for HumanityVA Medical CenterVITAS Innovative Hospice CareThe World FamilyWorld Vision, Inc.

100% of contributions are devoted to our programs.

All overhead (non-program) expenses are covered by a generous bequest.

You can help.

DONATE ATDirectRelief.org

Direct Relief’s Online Gift Catalog Gift ideas that support our work to help

vulnerable people live healthier lives:

Announce the gift to the person receiving it by sending an ecard at checkout. It’s quick, easy, and benefits people in need around the world.

delivers a box of needed medicines to a clinic in the U.S. to help them provide care to people without insurance

equips a medical volunteer to respond to disasters here at home

gives a midwife the tools for 100 clean and safe deliveries

$500

$250

$50

SHOPTODAYAT DIRECTRELIEF.ORG

RO

B W

AN

G, R

OB

WA

NG

.CO

M

LIB

A T

AYLO

R, L

IBAT

AYLO

R.E

U

8 WWW.DIRECTRELIEF.ORG WINTER 2010 THIS REPORT WAS PAID FOR BY A GENEROUS BEQUEST

Leave a Legacy

27 S. LA PATERA LANESANTA BARBARA, CA 93117TEL: 805.964.4767 TOLL-FREE: 800.676.1638 FAX: 805.681.4838www.DirectRelief.org

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR Dorothy F. Largay, Ph.D.VICE CHAIR Thomas J. CusackSECRETARY Patrick EnthovenTREASURER James H. Selbert

Frederick Beckett • Jon E. Clark • Lawrence Dam • Patty DeDominic Gary Finefrock • Paul Flynn • Dorothy Gardner • Raye Haskell W. Scott Hedrick • Priscilla Higgins, Ph.D. • Angel Iscovich, M.D. Ellen K. Johnson • Donald J. Lewis • Robert A. McLalan • Mari Mitchel Rita Moya • John Romo • Mary Louise Scully, M.D. Ayesha Shaikh, M.D. • George Short • Gary R. Tobey

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

Lawrence R. Glenn • E. Carmack Holmes, M.D.S. Roger Horchow • Stanley S. Hubbard • Jon B. Lovelace Donald E. Petersen • Richard L. Schall • John W. Sweetland

PRESIDENT & CEO Thomas Tighe

HONORARY BOARDPRESIDENT EMERITUS Sylvia KarczagCHAIR EMERITUS Jean HayDIRECTOR EMERITUS Dorothy Adams

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONU.S. POSTAGE PAID

SANTA BARBARA, CAPERMIT #756

Get Connected with Direct Relief

A bequest or planned gift to Direct Relief can extend your generosity beyond your lifetime. Your commitment and dedication will help people in the U.S. and around the world affected by poverty, disaster, and civil unrest live better, healthier lives far into the future. With such a gift, you will be included in the Legacy Society, which recognizes visionary and caring individuals who have included Direct Relief in their estate plans.

For more information on planned giving, visit http://www.legacy.vg/directrelief/giving/1.html, or contact Jill Muchow Rode, CFRE, Director of Development, at jrode@DirectRelief.org or (805) 964-4767 x181.

Legacy Society MembersAnonymousDotsy and Jack AdamsMs. Jane H. AlexanderAnner TrustEstate of Rhea ApplewhiteDr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. AshorMr. & Mrs. William J. BaileyMr. Merle E. Betz, Jr.Mr. Joseph F. BleckelHelen J. BrownEstate of Marguerite BulfDon BullickWilliam S. BurtnessMs. Carol Carson

Leave a LegacyMs. Patricia ClancyMarjorie B. Cullman TrustRoy R. and Laurie M. Cummins FundEstate of Margaret E. DavisEstate of Peter M. DeardenEstate of Guy Di StefanoThe Grant C. Ehrlich TrustMr. and Mrs. Ted EwingEstate of Howard C. FentonEstate of Elsie FeibesEstate of Florence FeilerGary and Peggy FinefrockJune Breton Fisher

Mildred K. Fusco TrustSandra GarciaKate & Dick GodfreyEstate of June GaudyMrs. Raye HaskellTerrence Joseph HughesEstate of Dorothy HumistonDick and Pat JohnsonMs. Beverly A. JonesEstate of Judith JonesMrs. Marvel KirbyJohn Michael KoelschDorothy Largay and Wayne Rosing

Kenneth R. LohEstate of Yvonne C. LucassenEvelyn C. Lund Charitable Remainder TrustFrank* and Marilyn MagidAudrey E. MartinsonMartone Family TrustBruce and Kathleen McBroomMr. Michael MendelsonMr. & Mrs. Frank B. MilesPatricia McNulty MitchellCharles J. and Esther R. Mlynek TrustEstate of Regis J. Morris

Estate of Harold A. ParmaJody and Don PetersenMr. Juan PosadaEstate of Nancy RobertsEstate of Maria RosmannThe Babette L. Roth Irrevocable TrustRichard and Maryan SchallEstate of Marie L. Van SchieBill* and Nancy SchlosserEstate of June H. SchuerchConnie J. SmithEstate of Margaret H. SmithEstate of Thelma R. Smith

facebook.com/directrelief

twitter.com/directrelief

youtube.com/directrelief

LEARN MORE.

SPREAD THE WORD.

SEE VIDEO.

Mrs. Fred SmithcorsEstate of Robert H. SommerEstate of K.W. StawickiWalter and Mae Stern TrustThe Anna Stuurmans Revocable TrustEstate of Elna TheusenEstate of Grace A. TicknerEstate of Wilbur H. Thies, Sr. and Emily P. ThiesDonn V. TognazziniCarol Van den Assem TrustMr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Wallin

* deceased