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Dear Friends of Maitri, In addition to our regular quarterly newsletter articles and updates, I am pleased to share our Fiscal 2014 Annual Report (for the period ended June 30, 2014) reflecting three important trends:
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Maitri's financial performance continues to improve. Revenue is up and spending is down, resulting in an increase in our net assets by more than $100,000. This follows many years of deficits and fiscal 2013's more modest positive net performance. For details, please view our Audited Financial Statements and 990 Tax Form. Fiscal 2014's improved financials enabled us to provide the largest staff merit increases in Maitri's history last month, making up for many years of no pay increases due to our challenged financial state.
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We have enhanced our nursing care. In order to provide even better nursing care for our residents, we now employ two full-time Registered Nurses (RNs) versus the prior single RN leadership approach. This allows for better clinical collaboration, more hands-on supervision of the nursing staff and an expanded RN presence at Maitri during times and days that a single individual could not possibly cover.
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Our resident demographics continue to evolve. In fiscal 2014, a majority (51%) of our residents were 55 or older, with 41% being 61 or older. 27% of our residents arrived at Maitri homeless, versus 17% last year and 10% the year before. Clearly we are serving a much older resident population and many more homeless individuals than in the past, reflecting the changing face of the epidemic and the evolving needs of our community.
One thing that hasn't changed at Maitri is the love, compassion and dignity that we offer each of our residents - whether here for end-of-life-care or for medical stabilization. We couldn't do any of this without the support of our dedicated donors, volunteers and staff. Thank you so much for making all of this possible. Warm regards, |
Michael Smithwick Executive Director |
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Audited results for fiscal year ended June 30, 2014
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BOARD FOCUS: Walter Parsley
Walter with Michael Smithwick |
You may already be familiar with Maitri's impressive staff of multi-disciplined professionals and our team of over 50 generous volunteers. Perhaps you've seen these hard working people in action, compassionately tending to our residents' needs. But behind the scenes, there is another group of highly dedicated individuals whose work is just as important to our success. Maitri's Board of Directors is made up of nine individuals who volunteer their time and professional expertise to steering the organization's strategic direction. San Francisco has undergone a drastic transformation during our nearly 30 years of existence, and so have the dynamics of HIV/AIDS. As the needs of our residents continue to evolve, so does our model of care. We must always be ready to face new challenges. Leading this charge is Walter Parsley, who has served as President of Maitri's Board of Directors since 2013. Walter first became involved with Maitri more than a decade ago, when he provided the organization with pro bono legal assistance in a real estate matter. |
Walter was born and raised in Texas and moved to San Francisco in 1981 to attend law school. Right from the start of his legal career, he championed the rights of the underrepresented. "During the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s, I represented members of ACT-UP and Queer Nation," says Walter. "As a gay man myself, I wanted to represent others who were, or felt, marginalized." As Board President, Walter oversees the group's monthly meetings and works closely with committee chairs and Maitri's Executive Director to carry out the Board's directives. He also actively recruits individuals to join our committees and Board. "What I look for in a potential board member is a demonstrated commitment to Maitri's mission, the ability to meaningfully contribute to one of our standing or ad hoc committees on an ongoing basis, and a cooperative temperament for working towards our common goals." Maitri currently has two standing committees—one focused on finance, the other on development. "We are particularly interested in recruiting people who have deep experience in those areas," says Walter, who adds that prospective board members are asked to serve on a committee for six months before being considered for full membership. "However, I believe that a common trait among our diverse group of board members is a willingness to volunteer for tasks and execute them in a humble and fully committed way." "Maitri is a small place that nevertheless has a huge impact on the lives of those who come through its doors," says Walter. By serving on our Board of Directors, individuals have the opportunity to leverage their professional experience to make a profound difference in the lives of men and women living with advanced AIDS.
If you or someone you know is interested in supporting Maitri through committee or Board service, please reach out to us at [email protected]. |
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New Faces on Maitri's Board
Christina and her husband Brian |
Christina Raymond is a writer and editor at RPX Corporation, an intellectual property consultancy. A former ballet dancer and teacher, she is also a freelance dance journalist. Christina holds a bachelor's degree in Philosophy from NYU, where she focused her studies on existentialism. She has long been an advocate for the Positive community, with a particular interest in HIV/AIDS care models. For several years, she was a weekly volunteer at Larkin Street Youth Services, working with at-risk youth who are HIV positive as well as assisting with development-related initiatives. Christina recognized Maitri as a unique setting in which to leverage her interests and experience in Zen Buddhism, end-of-life ethics, and HIV/AIDS care. She joined Maitri as a direct-service volunteer in November 2013, became a member of our Development Committee a few months later, and was appointed as a Board Member late last year. For Christina—who continues to serve as an emotional and practical support volunteer—joining our Board of Directors provided an opportunity to advocate for the needs and interests of both our residents and volunteers while deepening her support for Maitri's mission. |
Mark Wallace has enjoyed an expansive management career in the hospitality industry and is currently the General Manager of Mission Bay Conference Center at UCSF. He holds a Political Science degree from Oregon State University and has also completed courses at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, in Spain, and at the Culinary Institute of America. Mark began volunteering with the American Diabetes Association (ADA) in 1990 and has served that organization in several fundraising and marketing roles. For the past four years, he has chaired the ADA's National Income Development Committee. Mark was inspired to become a Maitri volunteer when he witnessed our compassionate care for a colleague who passed away here in 2012. "Every time I visited, I saw someone sitting at Jose's bedside, talking to him or holding his hand," recalls Mark. Since then, he has generously supported Maitri as a direct-service volunteer, donor, and as a member of our Development Committee. While Mark's professional and development experience made him an ideal candidate for joining our Board of Directors, his deeply personal connection to Maitri's mission is what has impressed us the most. |
Mark with a resident |
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Thank you for your tremendous support! We are grateful for the generosity of our wonderful donors during fiscal year July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014. Maitri is the only California hospice and 24 hour residential care facility completely dedicated to people living with AIDS. Since Issan Dorsey founded Maitri in 1987, Maitri has become a model institution, recognized across the United States and in 18 countries in Asia, Africa, and Europe for the highest quality care. Last year, we earned a rating of "100%: Commendable/Exceeds Standards" rating from the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
TRANSCENDENT GRACE $25,000 - $49,999 |
California Pacific Medical Center / CPMC Foundation / Sutter Health Mimi and Peter Haas Fund The San Francisco Foundation |
WARMING SUNLIGHT $10,000 - $24,999 |
Academy of Friends The Apothecarium (RHMT, LCC) Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS The Dorian Fund Kaiser Permanente MAC AIDS Fund Nancy Mahon Macy's Passport Fund Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation George H. Sandy Foundation SPARC & Peace In Medicine Sterling Bank & Trust
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GENTLE BREEZE $5,000 - $9,999 |
The Bob Ross Foundation The Richard Grand Foundation James C. Hormel Jim King Nancy A. Nipper Safeway, Inc. The Sam Mazza Foundation Silva Watson Moonwalk Fund
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REFRESHING RAIN $1,000 - $4,999 |
AHF Pharmacy Jonathan & Kathleen Altman Foundation Anonymous Bank of the West Kent H. & Dr. Chris Barnes Eugene A. Baros & Theresa Pollock Bears of San Francisco, Inc. Paul Bollwinkel Suzanne Bull Patrick Burke Gerald Cacciotti & Wai Poc James Cassiol Karl Christiansen Community Thrift Store Costco Wholesale Javier Davila David Fix Kathleen Gallardo Kenith Goodman Paul R. Grippardi & Kevin Bentley Walter and Elise Haas Fund Ted Hannig / Hannig Law G. William Haskell & Robert L. Gordon Kirsten Havrehed Marcia Hooper Ryan & Heidi Hudson Robert Jacob |
Dan Kelly Construction Max C. Kirkeberg & Gabriel Proo Kirk Kleinschmidt George A. Labella Jr. Eileen R. Lemus Lee Magner Clare M. Murphy Paragon Real Estate Group Law Offices of Walter Parsley Peet's Coffee & Tea Alan Ratliff Alan Rider Pauline Roothman Sephora USA, Inc. Mark A. Silva & Teddy D. Bolivar Michael Smithwick & Jerry Wilder St. Francis Lutheran Church Barry Tereshkow & Andrew McConnell Janet M. Thuesen Under One Roof Winston C. Vaughan, MD & Jeffrey Sallot Mark Wallace Wells Fargo Foundation Sandra & Michael Whittle Douglas C. Will Carl Wolf
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PURE AIR $500 - $999 |
Jane Abraham Barbary Insurance Brokerage Brian Bringardner Thomas Casey Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Tin Do Robert D. Dockendorff The Doctors Company Barbara Epremian, MD Robert Fitzgerald & Jorge Herrero Michael S. Furlow Gap Foundation Alan Gibbs Thomas Given Robert K. Glenn & Cecil Myers Maitri K. J. Goonewardena Joseph P. Grubb Byron Hancock & Len Handeland Chris Harris & Dr. Sally Hand James Henry Jean T. Johnson & Edward Egenias Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Mark D. Ketscher |
Lazy Bear Fund Local Independent Charities Lanz Lowen & Blake Spears Michelle M. Mongan George Naylor Michael P. Niemeyer Alka Patel Leonard R. Perillo Christina & Brian Raymond Thomas Robertson Levi Strauss & Co. Lori Shantzis - A.Muse Art Gallery Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Rayner Ternick David Troup Neil Tuller Thomas M. Vitek Bernice Walters R. Kevin Wewerka Patrick Williams Timothy Wolfred Robert Yee & Shirley Lee |
FERTILE EARTH $250 TO $499 |
Norberto Almodovar Danan Barnett Blackrock Thomas Dumas Howard Edelman Nadr Essabhoy Fred Fanchaly Jerome Goldstein, MD & Tom Taylor Will Green Green Tree Property Management GreenLeaf Ross Hayduk Holly Huebel CA, Inc. Robert Kahn Kenneth F. Katz |
Paul R. King Kathleen Knox Janet & Abbott Leban Craig Litorja Arthur Manzi Amir Milani Joseph A. Mott, MD, JD LeRoy Donald Ortopan Sam Rodriguez Mary M. Schroeder & Deena Lahn Cathrine Steinborn D.D.S. Edward Taylor United Way Cailfornia Capital Region Thomas L. Yaussy Jonathan Zimman & Glenn Roberts |
COOLING FOG $100 - $249 |
Sharon Segal Abelson Carlo V. Abruzzese Stephen H. Adams Irene Alzapiedi Sangeeta Anand Marvin Anderson Emi Ashida Dennis Bacigalupi Robert & Jennifer Balmaseda Michael Bankert Marguerite Baumgartner Benevity Community Impact Fund Allan Berenstein Diane Biasatti Pamela A. Bohmann & James P. Mannah Michael C. Booth Janice Brown & Gregory H. Gordon Loren Brown Robert & Kathryn Bunger Thomas Burke & Axel Brunger Grendel Burrell Ava Burton Allen Byerly Marianne Camp & Marta Camp Drew Canzoneri Michael J. Carney Causecast Foundation Xavier Caylor Sathit Chainam aChase Chambers Steven Contreras Lynne Biasatti Croak & Kevin J. Croak Pierre-Cedric Crouch Sandra Dai - Euphoria Leisure Dawn Danby Rev. James Wm. DeLange & Diane Nelson DeLange Richard Dellefave Lewis DeSimone Linda F. Edelstein & Marion Gillen Yvette Edwinson Lisa Eltinge & Jonathan Burton Nick C. Englebert Raquel Fatiuk Ruth Felt Donald Fox Fratelli Bologna Nicole Friedland Lino Fritz Hydeh Ghaffari CPA Dan Glazer Thomas A. & Karen L. Gould Tara Grace Linda Graham Gresham, Smith, and Partners Milo F. Hanke CFP J. Casserly Haskell Peter & Susan Heldman Mark Herrmann Hal Hershey Beverly Joan Hines |
Roderick Hong Ada J. Hunter Pamela Jackson Thierry Jahan Jaini-Narnur Family Foundation David & PJ Jamison Arthur Kontura Bertha M. Lacy Brandon Lee Olson Lee John Lemanski Kenny Lin Charles M. Little Kelly M. Louis Jason Macario & Steve Holst Jeffrey Malkasian & Steven Masters Jon N. McFadgen Terry McFarland Constance B. McGinnis Standish Meacham Tara Millspaugh Ken Moore Joseph Moranville MSM Inc. William Nisbet Carole A. Obley Robert O'Connor Adam Ouderkirk Nancy N. Porter Larry Pulliam Tamara Redding William Supple Reed Joe Roybal Jr. Joseph Saccone Jr. & Jacques C. Goddard Robert W. Sass Kent Allan Schwartz - Studio 220 Robin Serrahn Stanley J. Short Helga I. Sigvaldadottir & Lexi Leban Kristine M. Smith Edward Enno Steinforth Theresa Stelter John W. Stewart Charles Stinson Gwynne Stoddart Jennifer Taylor The Sports Basement TRUIST Union Bank Edward Van Egri Sarah & Adam Varro Steve Verner Paul Williams John B. Wilson William E. Wilson Martha Ann & Sanford Wishnev Richard Wolitz, MD & Stephen Follansbee, MD Ben Yokoyama Mike Youtz James C. Yule |
HEALTHY SEEDLING $10 TO $99 |
Rev. Luke Adams & Dr. Len Kusdra Ted Alden Autodesk Inc. Werner G. Bachmann G. William & Carolyn Bauer Barbara Benware J.A. Bickers Gail Bigelow Gail E. Block Ragna Boynton & Elizabeth Raymer Mrs. Sheila Branton Harry Breaux Patricia M. Bregant & Todd A. Nelson Mary Bunger James Campbell, MD Linda G. Campbell Pete Cappa Joanne Chadwick Paula Champagne Joseph D. Chance Christopher Childs Meredith Clark Carolyn Connant Sherron Conway Jeanette R. Cool & Georges S. Lammam Bill Creighton Pamela J. & Larry K. Dannenberg Robert Darchi Gary W. Davis J. P. Richards Dillingham Suzanne Doonan Paul Duchscherer Mrs. Doris Dull Louis J. Dunn Therese M. Eldredge Jim Estes Bonnie Faigeles & Emily Hoyer Thomas J. Farrell A. Maggie & Geno Ferraro Patricia L. Fine Linda P. Foshee Robert & Ruth Freis Lou K. Ginsberg Tina Grau Peter Green Maria Grimm Michael Hackett David Halsing Michelle A. & Eric C. Halsing Ryan Hammond Reva S. Hart Susan S. Hart Maxine Heiliger Stephen J. Herman & Michael A. Lipp Paula Hoffman Steve Horn James Howley & Anthony Augimeri Esther Sid Hudes Lisa Irish Philip, Judy, & Allison Jamtaas Paul Johnson Adrienne Jonas Linda Jones Journeay & Company Susan Jue Cydney & William Kats Gary L. & Ilene Sakheim Katz Timothy Keene Carolyn B. Kellogg Rosa Kestelman Amanda Knight
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Dolores A. Koneval Ann Kong Beverly Kraut Albert Kutchins & Mari Mayeda Barbara A. Lee Leona Lee Mireya Letayf Rev. Charles Lewis & Laura Ousset Ramey Littell Jennifer L Machlin Evelyn Madfes Peter Marcus John & Peggy Mathers Megan McCabe Noonan Roberta McLaughlin Wendy Anne Powers McLeod David E. Meders George Metzger Microsoft June Miles Virginia S. Miller Juliet Mills Moran Lighting & Electric Roseann Morelli Walter Mosley Margot B. Mundy & Johnny Mundy, Sr. Paul J. Mustopich Grethe A. Myles Judy Norton Michael Paulin Hannah M. Perate Tomas Phillips Spencer Preis Frederick Preyer William & Jeanne Rachles Jennifer Railsback Dorothy C. Rea Thomas P. Reilly & Kevin James Edna Ribero Thomas B. & Cheryl B. Rice Betsy Samuels Dr. Milton P. Schaefer & Scott Plakun Mary Jo Schaeffer Michele Schipper Margaret Sebold Law Offices of Susan M. Shalit Ida Shartsis Sean C. Sherrard Robert G. Shultz Silicon Valley Community Foundation Martha F. Steen Gordon Stevens Stan Stone & William Salit T. Gary & Kathleen Rogers Randy L. Thueme Tom Tragardh Matt & Roberta Trask Iris Vaughan Michael Verner Stanyan Vukovich Mark Wales Gary V. West Ruth White, PhD & Alan Block Zorina Wolf Barbara Woodward Bart Worley Nancy C. Wright & Michael J. Wright Andrew Zimmerman & Daniel Killar Alix Zirbel Mary Zuppardo |
IN-KIND DONORS |
2100 Market LLC Absinthe Cafe AIDS Healthcare Pharmacy American Conservatory Theatre Anonymous Aquarium of the Bay AsiaSF Gustavo A. Barron Beach Blanket Babylon Aaron B. Binkley Fran Blau Blue Angel Spirits LLC Books, Inc. Louis Briasco Alice Brown RN, MA, DMIN Burger Meister Brian Burr California Shakespeare Festival California's Great America Chez Panisse Restaurant and Cafe Chow Chronicle Books Church Street Flowers Cole Hardware Coming of Age: Bay Area Contemporary Jewish Museum Delfina DEMA DiPietro Todd Salon Disneyland Resort District Katrina Dizon Dottie's True Blue Cafe Penny Eggen Elite Island Resorts Lisa Eltinge Farm Fresh to You Thomas J. Farrell Firefly Restaurant Fitness SF / Castro Foreign Cinema Frameline, Inc. George Fuller Georgia S. Fuller Funky Door Yoga Garibaldis on Presidio Gialina Pizzeria Carmine Giordano Gloss Magazine Good Vibrations Reinhold Gras Will Green The Groom Room Hafner Vineyard Richard P. Hardy Harry Denton's Starlight Room Harvey's Restaurant Larry Hashbarger Ron Henggeler Hot Cookie Hotel Griffin Phillip Hua Claire Husted The Inn San Francisco |
Jardiniere JK Sound Reece Joyner Mr. Tom Kennedy Kenwood Winery La Mediterranee Giorgio Landa David Latulippe Janet and Abbott Leban Mayor of SF Edwin M. Lee Kevin Lenzen Michael Lukso Luna Park Jennifer L Machlin Marin Shakespeare Company Marin Theatre Company Sabrina J. Middaugh Millennium Mission Bay Conference Ctr at UCSF Mission Cliffs-Touchstone Climbing Leigh Mitchell Mollie Stone's Markets Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu Napa Valley Wine Train Nancy A. Nipper Ramekon O'Arwisters ODC San Francisco Peju Province Winery Pier 39, Limited Partnership Presidio Bowling Center Radisson Hotel Fisherman's Wharf Katherine Rae Rainbow Grocery Cooperative Ginger Raphael Restaurant Gary Danko Edna Ribero Josie Roldan Rooftop School Shawn Rossiter San Francisco Jewish Film Festival San Francisco Museum of Modern Art San Francisco School of Massage Sloan Miyasato Elise Sommerville Sorensen's Resort Southeast Health Center Ron Squier State Bird Provisions Charles Stinson Tangerine Tante Marie's Cooking School Kent H. Thompson Dennis Tyler Under Glass Custom Framing Under One Roof Until There's A Cure Foundation Charles Valentine Wag Hotel Steven and Sharon Wasserman Wells Fargo Foundation Yoga Tree Hideo C. Yoshida Yoshi's San Francisco Zephyr Cove Resort and Lake Tahoe Cr |
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS DONORS THROUGH THE COMMUNITY THRIFT STORE |
Daniel Alperi David Bjorngaard Bloomsbury Bohemian K. Frank Cash Guy Jr. Decker Rob Delamater David Goldsmith Richard Hardy David Hollander Charles Howell Alec Hughes Kirk Kleinnschmidt Marta Kochanska Judy Lawrence Kyle Lierk D Linger Lost Art Salon |
Daniel Magazin Mark McClelland Steve Meyer Patrick Philbin Patrick Quinn Marc Rebarechik Shirley K Sasaki Pauline Scholten Mark Silva Mark Sistrand Sheldon Sloan Grant Sun Barry Tereshkow David J Thomas Stefani Weal Timothy Wolfred |
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Mission Statement No one should have to suffer or die alone. Maitri provides compassionate residential care to men and women in need of hospice or 24-hour care and cultivates the deepest respect and love for life among its residents and caregivers. "Maitri," pronounced "MY-tree," is a Sanskrit word that means "compassionate friendship." CONTACT INFORMATION Intake / Programs Rodney Murphy (415) 558-3006 [email protected] Volunteers / Activities Enver Rahmanov (415) 558-3004 [email protected] Development / Donor Relations Ross Hayduk (415) 558-3003 [email protected] Supervisors visit during holidays. |
Friends of The Apothecarium socialize. |
Mary Wilson entertains. Flaggers perform beautifully. Caricaturist captures the moment. Flamenco dancers twirl. Residents welcome friends. |
Gay men's chorus delights. |
Sister Roma emcees. |
Issan's Monks bless atrium. |
Opening presents at Christmas. |
Chinese New Year's treats. |
Drummers greet guests. |
Bunnies visit residence. Photography services donated by Ron Henggeler, Rink Foto, Natalie Schrik, Magnolia Photo Booth, Stan Stone, and Grant Sun. |
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