people - AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin

PEOPLE
Above All Else
Board of Directors
AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin
Dean Fitzgerald, Chair
Capitol Service, Inc.
Dan Riedl, Vice Chair
Northwestern Mutual Life
Anthony Bartell
Chase
Michael Brophy
Aurora Health Care
Juan Carrasquillo
WE Energies
Mike Frank, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin
Rob Gordon
S.C. Johnson, Inc.
Mike Jones
Miller Brewing Company
Kevin Roeder
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Ram Rojas
Ram Rojas Studios
Peggy Rosenzweig
Peggy A. Rosenzweig, LLC
Mike Ryan
Foley and Lardner, LLP
Larry Schnuck
Kahler Slater Architects
Tony Shields
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Lynn Sprangers
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club
Dean Fitzgerald and Doug Nelson
Our Mission
The AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin is a private, nonprofit health and social service agency
that works to confront and alleviate the effects of HIV disease in Wisconsin. ARCW provides
aggressive HIV prevention programs, comprehensive health and social services for people with
HIV disease, HIV clinical research and HIV advocacy.
Dear Friends
The fight against AIDS has always been about courageous people confronting
the enormous challenge of a deadly disease. Over the 20-year history of the
AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin, we have embraced our mission of helping
thousands of people meet the challenges of AIDS.
Throughout these difficult times, we have been dedicated to the simple philosophy
of prioritizing the needs of people above all else.
Whether it is the medical patient without health care coverage, the client without
a home, the family without nutritious food, the teenager wanting support
for sexual abstinence or the gay man seeking legal assistance to defeat
discrimination – all are people confronting AIDS who count on us for help in
meeting the most difficult challenges of their lives.
People above all else. It is a philosophy that has guided the evolution of ARCW
into a leading HIV medical center in Wisconsin. With the doubling of our patient
census in 2005, the ARCW Medical Clinic has become the largest HIV clinic in
Milwaukee and the largest HIV clinic serving women in Wisconsin.
ARCW has assumed a unique responsibility for assuring that everyone with HIV
disease in Wisconsin, regardless of economic status, will have access to the
health care they need to be long-term survivors.
As you read through our 2005 Annual Report you will witness our commitment
to people above all else. We are proud to deliver health and social services to
over 3,000 people with HIV in Wisconsin while sustaining our system of sound
financial management and effective stewardship of resources.
We are especially grateful to the thousands of public and private sector donors
who contribute every year to the work of ARCW. By investing in our mission you
enable us to put people above all else in all that we do.
Thank you for your support.
Dean D. Fitzgerald Chair, Board of Directors Doug Nelson
President & CEO PEOPLE
Above All Else
“If I didn’t have the ARCW
Medical Clinic, I’d be lost.”
After struggling alone for years with homelessness, drugs
and HIV, Candy McKee, 40, has finally found people
who truly care for her.
At the ARCW Medical Clinic, Candy receives the medical
care and support she needs to be a long-term survivor
with HIV. Her primary provider is Nurse Practitioner
Winsome Panton who Candy calls her lifeline. “She is
everything to me. She takes care of me, and she’s always
right there when I need her.”
Diagnosed with HIV in 2001, Candy immediately began
using the ARCW Food Pantry, Dental Clinic, Housing
Program and case management services. In 2005 she
transferred her medical care to the ARCW Medical Clinic.
“It’s wonderful to get my medical care at ARCW where
all my other needs are met.”
Candy has regained her health and gained hope for a
better life with the help of the ARCW Medical Clinic.
“ARCW helps people with HIV and that’s what we need.
If I didn’t have the ARCW Medical Clinic, I’d be lost.”
224 new patients enrolled
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patients are indigent, with-
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Clinic during 2005, more
out health care coverage
Award from Milwaukee’s
than doubling its patient
and rely on ARCW for the
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census to 442 patients
high quality medical care
ARCW’s commitment to
and
they need to maintain
providing medical care
their health.
to patients regardless of
establishing
it
as
Milwaukee’s largest HIV
clinic.
their ability to pay.
Candy McKee ARCW Medical Patient
PEOPLE
Above All Else
ARCW Health Care Providers. Clockwise from top left: Steve Debbink, DDS; Winsome
Panton, NP and John Fangman, MD; Karen Godfredsen, PsyD and Michael Stenz,
MSW.
ARCW Health Care Services
Medical Care
The ARCW Medical Clinic emerged in 2005 as the largest HIV clinic in Milwaukee and
the largest clinic providing care to women with HIV in Wisconsin. Patient census doubled
reaching 442 patients, as the doors of the clinic opened wide to those needing care who
had no health care coverage. Led by Infectious Disease physicians Iram Nadeem, MD
and John Fangman, MD and Nurse Practitioners Winsome Panton and Sharon O’Dwyer,
the clinic operates in partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin, which provides
ARCW patients specialty and inpatient care. The ARCW Medical Clinic has become a
leading HIV medical center in Wisconsin providing quality medical management of HIV
disease and general health conditions for all patients regardless of their economic status.
Dental Care
The ARCW Dental Clinic is Wisconsin’s only HIV dental clinic. Led by ARCW Dental
Director Steve Debbink, DDS, in 2005 the clinic provided comprehensive preventative and
restorative dental care and addressed the unique oral health needs of 984 HIV patients.
The ARCW Dental Clinic embarked on an expanded collaboration with the Marquette
University School of Dentistry by hosting a full-time post-doctoral resident, enabling ARCW
to increase care for its growing patient census and provide HIV training for Marquette
dental students.
Mental Health Therapy
The ARCW Mental Health Clinic is an integrated and vital component of health care
services at ARCW. Led by Psychologist Karen Godfredsen, PsyD, the clinic addresses
mental health issues often caused by an HIV diagnosis such as fear, anxiety, guilt, anger,
isolation and depression. Through individual and group therapy and supportive counseling
sessions, the ARCW Mental Health Clinic in 2005 helped 134 patients address the
emotional and mental health challenges of living with HIV.
Drug Treatment
The ARCW Drug Treatment Program offers one of Wisconsin’s most unique approaches
to helping people end their addiction to drugs. As the only state-licensed drug treatment
program utilizing a harm reduction model, ARCW drug counselors provide guidance and
encouragement to drug users to take positive steps to reduce harm to themselves by incrementally reducing and ultimately ending their drug use. In 2005 ARCW provided harm
reduction drug treatment to 76 drug users, helping those with HIV gain a greater chance
for success with HIV treatment and giving hope to all others for an HIV and drug-free
future.
PEOPLE
Above All Else
“ARCW has truly met my
needs…The food pantry has
been a real lifesaver.”
As an ARCW client in Green Bay for the past two years,
Lynne Jones, 39, has relied heavily on ARCW legal
services, financial assistance and social work case
management services.
“ARCW has truly met my needs. Without them it would be
such a struggle to maintain my health and way of life.”
Lynne’s life and the lives of 100 other people with HIV
and AIDS in northeast Wisconsin improved in 2005 with
the opening of the ARCW Food Pantry in Green Bay,
which provides a wide variety of fresh, healthy foods.
“There have been a couple of times when I didn’t know
if I would have enough food to eat. Now I get the food I
need – food that’s been hard for me to afford since my
diagnosis. I don’t have to worry about being hungry
anymore. The food pantry has been a real lifesaver.”
Shortly after it opened, Lynne decided to volunteer at the
ARCW Food Pantry.
“I thought it was the very least I could do, with as much
as ARCW has done for me. It’s just such a worthwhile
cause.”
ARCW opened food pan-
450,000 pounds of food
The ARCW Food Pantry in
tries in Green Bay and Eau
were provided to people
Milwaukee was awarded
Claire in 2005, expanding
with HIV and AIDS across
a top 4-star rating by the
food services to hundreds
Wisconsin through ARCW’s
Hunger Task Force of Mil-
more people with HIV in
four food pantries and a net-
waukee for the sixth con-
Greater Wisconsin.
work of home deliveries.
secutive year for quality
and customer service.
Lynne Jones ARCW Food Pantry Client
PEOPLE
Above All Else
ARCW Social Services. Clockwise from top left: Food Pantry Assistant Kate Brice;
Attorneys Jacob Sonneborn and Peter Kimball; Wisconsin House residents prepare
dinner.
ARCW Social Services
Food Pantry
The ARCW Food Pantry expanded to Green Bay and Eau Claire in 2005, bringing nutritious
food to people in Greater Wisconsin. Along with pantries in Milwaukee and Kenosha, the
expanded ARCW Food Pantry system provided more than 225 tons of food to 1,009
individuals and families. Food pantry clients received health-enhancing foods including
fresh produce, meats, milk, bread, frozen foods, cheese and non-perishable canned and
boxed foods. Thirty percent of all food was delivered directly to homebound clients. Once
again this year, the ARCW Food Pantry provided clients with holiday food baskets of
turkey or ham and all of the fixings for a special holiday dinner.
Legal Services
The ARCW Legal Services Program specializes in protecting the rights of people with HIV
and AIDS. In 2005 562 clients throughout Wisconsin received legal counsel and direct
representation in court that helped them overcome discrimination, secure entitlements and
resolve difficult legal issues. ARCW attorneys secured legal victories for clients that
assured access to medical care, protected employment, gained income and health care
coverage through Social Security appeals and provided peace of mind with estate planning,
advanced health care directives and permanency planning for dependent children.
Housing
The ARCW Housing Program is a national model for comprehensive AIDS housing services.
Intensive housing counseling, rent assistance and dedicated residential facilities combine
to meet the difficult housing needs of people with HIV and AIDS who are poor or homeless. In 2005 ARCW provided 694 clients with housing services including $601,063 of rent
assistance and residential housing for 86 individuals and families at the ARCW Gardenview
Apartments and Wisconsin House facilities. A hallmark of the ARCW Housing Program is
its dedication to counseling and training that helps clients overcome drug addiction, mental
illness and joblessness to sustain long-term housing.
Case Management
Social workers at ARCW have always been on the front lines in the battle against AIDS
and continue to be strong advocates for ARCW patients and clients. In 2005 ARCW
social workers were the foundation for comprehensive service delivery by providing case
management support to 1,478 ARCW clients. With the demands of living with HIV often
overwhelming, they worked side by side with clients to assess their needs and establish
individual care plans that assure access to health care, financial benefits, food, housing,
transportation and community services.
PEOPLE
Above All Else
“If you have a problem with
drugs, the people at Lifepoint
are there to help you out.”
As a Lifepoint needle exchange program consumer, Patrick
Lang, 22, trusted the people who gave him clean needles
in exchange for his used needles. That trust led him to
successful drug treatment. Today as a recovering addict,
he cares about the people he used to inject drugs with
and wants to make sure they get the help they need.
“Lifepoint helped protect me from HIV and made it more
comfortable for me to admit I’m an addict. If you have
a problem with drugs, the people at Lifepoint are there
to help you out. They are not going to look down at you
because you’re an addict. If you ever need help they will
understand you.”
Patrick had been using injection drugs for a year when he
came in contact with the ARCW Lifepoint program. Patrick
recently completed drug treatment, but staying clean is
not always easy. “Sometimes things come up in my life
and I don’t know how to deal with them. That’s when
ARCW is there to help me. They understand that using
drugs is an addiction and not something you get over just
like that.”
Patrick continues to use Lifepoint to exchange needles for
several of his friends who still use drugs.
Lifepoint
is
America’s
A 66% reduction in new HIV
In 2005 the ARCW Life-
largest statewide needle
cases among injection drug
point Program was given
exchange program operat-
users has been achieved
the Program Award for
ing in 10 cities: Appleton,
in Milwaukee County by
Making a Difference by
Beloit, Eau Claire, Green
ARCW’s Lifepoint program
the Wisconsin AIDS Fund
Bay, Kenosha, La Crosse,
since it was launched in
of the Greater Milwaukee
Madison,
1994.
Foundation.
Milwaukee,
Racine and Wausau.
Patrick Lang ARCW Lifepoint Consumer
PEOPLE
Above All Else
ARCW Prevention Programs. Clockwise from top left: Bag Boyz Trading Card; True 2
Life Abstinence Team; Needle Exchange Specialist Johnson Banks in the Lifepoint van;
Focus on the Negative Prevention Marketing Campaign.
ARCW Prevention Programs
Needle Exchange for Drug Users
Lifepoint provides hope to thousands of people who use drugs by preventing HIV infection and
helping them overcome addiction. In 2005 Lifepoint expanded to serve 10 cities, exchanged
583,585 needles and referred over 200 people into drug treatment. ARCW also launched a
fatal overdose prevention program distributing Naloxone, a medication administered to
prevent overdose deaths. In its first three months the program saved 10 lives.
Outreach to Gay Men
Through the ARCW Bag Boyz program, ARCW reaches out to gay men across Wisconsin
with compelling and contemporary HIV prevention messages. A cadre of 50 young gay
men volunteer as Bag Boyz, sporting stylish shoulder bags full of condoms and trading
cards with HIV prevention facts for distribution at gay bars and community events. In 2005
ARCW launched a unique HIV prevention program called IM Sex Ed. The program
communicates through instant messages to gay men in 12 popular online Wisconsin chat
rooms to answer their questions about HIV, urge them to reduce HIV risk behaviors and
direct them to HIV testing.
Abstinence Education for Youth
ARCW abstinence programs support young people who have chosen sexual abstinence
to protect themselves from HIV. The True 2 Life team provides abstinence education
and support to teens in schools. In 2005 ARCW received a $2.2 million federal grant to
partner with Boys and Girls Clubs in Wisconsin to provide abstinence education to 20,000
young people and implement a targeted abstinence marketing campaign.
HIV Counseling & Testing
ARCW is Wisconsin’s largest provider of HIV counseling and testing conducting 3,418 tests
in 2005. ARCW offers HIV tests at all of its medical clinics and offices, in neighborhoods
where HIV risk behaviors occur and in gay bars throughout Wisconsin. For people testing
positive, ARCW immediately provides them medical care, support services and referrals.
For people testing negative, ARCW counsels them to reduce their risk behaviors.
Marketing Campaign for AIDS Prevention
In 2005 ARCW launched a powerful statewide multimedia marketing campaign that redefined
the threat of HIV to young people in Wisconsin. More than 600,000 people witnessed the
campaign that was a partnership of ARCW, the State of Wisconsin and the Milwaukee
strategic communications firm Kohnke Hanneken. By drawing the public to the unique
website FocusOnTheNegative.com, the campaign resulted in a record 40,000 people
visiting the ARCW Information Center and a 30% increase in HIV testing.
PEOPLE
20 People Who
Made a Difference
Above All Else
1 Raymond Bachhuber, MD
For 23 years, Dr. Bachhuber has dedicated his HIV medical practice in Green
Bay to the single goal of saving the lives of his patients. His expert knowledge
of HIV and his compassion have assured his patients of the finest care.
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2 BESTD Clinic
It was the volunteers of the BESTD Clinic that launched Milwaukee’s first response
to AIDS. As the oldest all-volunteer gay and lesbian clinic in America, it continues to
be a leading resource for AIDS prevention and HIV testing under the leadership
of Board President Kevin Lynch.
3 Brian Buggy, MD
The AIDS epidemic was a call to action for Dr. Buggy, who responded with a
dedication to the best HIV care and a deep devotion to his patients. One of
Wisconsin’s leading infectious disease physicians, he has served on the ARCW
Board of Directors and led HIV clinical trials, bringing new drug therapies to
patients.
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4 State Senator Tim Carpenter
Since his election in 1984, Senator Carpenter has tirelessly brought the fight against
AIDS to the halls of the State Legislature. His inspired AIDS advocacy has created
state policies that ban HIV discrimination in health care and provide much needed
funding for AIDS prevention, care and treatment services.
5 Mayor Tom Barrett & the City of Milwaukee
Mayor Barrett leads a city that embraced the fight against AIDS from the very
beginning and has funded AIDS services ever since. In over 20 years of public
service, he has fought AIDS discrimination and supported enlightened AIDS
policies, including the public funding of clean needle exchange programs.
6 Barbara Ericson
As an emotional support volunteer, Barb Ericson opened her Brookfield home
and her heart to people with AIDS. Inspired by the friendships she made, she
was motivated to do more, serving on the boards of ARCW and the Wisconsin
AIDS Fund and directing her philanthropy to strengthen the fight against AIDS.
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7 Mike Fitzpatrick
A dedicated social work case manager at ARCW and a determined activist,
Mike Fitzpatrick began caring for people with AIDS in 1984. Ever since, he
has provided support and guidance to hundreds of people with HIV and AIDS,
working every day to make their lives better.
8 Ian Gilson, MD
Since 1985 Dr. Gilson has provided cutting edge treatment for hundreds of patients
with HIV disease. Motivated by compassion for his patients and an intellectual
curiosity about the complexities of HIV, he has embraced the pursuit of new HIV
therapies for his patients and has become one of Wisconsin’s leading HIV
physicians.
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9 Al Graewin
As a health educator for the La Crosse County Health Department, Al Graewin
conducted some of Wisconsin’s first HIV tests in the earliest days of the AIDS
epidemic. Over the ensuing 20 years he became a pioneer in developing unique
AIDS prevention programs including the nationally acclaimed Teen AIDS Peer
Program that educated more than 4,000 teens about AIDS.
10 Father Mike Hammer
As founder and long time Director of the Catholic AIDS Ministry of the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Father Hammer has counseled hundreds of people
with HIV, often helping families overcome differences to love and support one
another in their journey with AIDS. He has become Wisconsin’s spiritual leader
in the fight against AIDS, a ministry that has affirmed his faith.
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In the 20th anniversary year of ARCW, we are pleased to honor 20
individuals and organizations who have given 20 years to the fight
against AIDS. Their courage, compassion and commitment have made
Wisconsin’s response to AIDS effective and enlightened.
11 Janice Hand
With sophisticated business savvy and a caring heart, Janice Hand has
developed programs, administered services and been a constant advocate for
people with AIDS in Wisconsin. At the Great Lakes Hemophilia Foundation,
the Medical College of Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Ryan White Consortium,
her leadership has improved the lives of people with HIV.
12 Peter Havens, MD
Dr. Havens is an extraordinary pediatrician with a passionate commitment to
kids with HIV. As co-founder of the Wisconsin HIV Primary Care Network, he
has worked diligently to assure that care and treatment are available for
women and children with HIV throughout Wisconsin.
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13 Doug Johnson, RN
Doug Johnson has dedicated his 23-year nursing career to HIV patients. He
has provided HIV counseling and testing to thousands of gay men and worked
tirelessly to help his patients overcome the difficulties of adhering to HIV drug
therapies.
14 James Lacey, MD
At the beginning of the AIDS epidemic when few treatment options were
available, Dr. Lacey made a career commitment to help AIDS patients who
had little hope for survival. A hematologist and internal medicine physician in
Green Bay, he is one of Wisconsin’s most dedicated HIV physicians.
15 Medical College of Wisconsin
The Medical College of Wisconsin treated some of the first AIDS patients in
Wisconsin and helped the community come to understand the AIDS epidemic.
Led by T. Michael Bolger, it emerged as the preeminent AIDS research
institution in Wisconsin and now provides physicians to staff Milwaukee’s
largest outpatient HIV medical clinic at ARCW.
16 Miller Brewing Company
More than 20 years ago, Miller Brewing Company became the first corporation
in Wisconsin to invest in the fight against AIDS. Every year since, Miller Brewing,
with the guidance of Senior Vice President Mike Jones, has made major
donations totaling over $1 million to support AIDS prevention, care and
treatment services in Wisconsin.
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17 STD Specialties
STD Specialties has always embraced the tough work of HIV prevention. By
reaching out to individuals in drug houses, correctional settings and homeless
shelters with prevention messages and HIV testing, STD Specialties, led by
Casey Reilly, continuously achieves one of the highest rates of identifying HIV
positive individuals.
18 James Vergeront, MD
As Director of the Wisconsin AIDS/HIV Program, Dr. Vergeront is the longest
serving state AIDS Director in America. He is nationally recognized for his
leadership on AIDS prevention and for his support of Wisconsin’s unique
statewide network of HIV care and treatment.
19 David Wiggins
When the AIDS epidemic arrived, David Wiggins promised to fight back by
giving donations and leadership. It is a promise he kept through his leadership
on the boards of ARCW and the Milwaukee AIDS Housing Corporation and
by his annual donations to support AIDS prevention, care and treatment.
20 Dawn Wolf and Nile Sandeen
Dawn Wolf is a gentle and powerful voice for people living with AIDS. Nile
Sandeen is a student at Valparaiso University who has known HIV all his life.
A mother and her son. Both are long-term survivors of HIV.
PEOPLE
Above All Else
“ We take great pride in being accountable to our
stakeholders for the sound financial management
of our resources. Our system of strong internal
controls and constant financial oversight enables
us to achieve our goals, always adhering to the
highest professional and ethical standards of
financial management.”
Susan Hallberg, CPA
ARCW Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin Audited Financial Statements
Statement of Activities
for Years Ended August 31, 2004 and 2005
REVENUE
U.S Department of Health & Human Services
U.S Department of Housing & Urban Development
State of Wisconsin
City of Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Racine County
Brown County
Eau Claire County
Dane County
Fund Development
Special Event Expenses
Grants to Wisconsin AIDS Agencies
United Way
Reimbursement for Services
Other Revenue
TOTAL REVENUE
EXPENSES
Program Services:
Prevention
Health Care
Social Services
Housing
Legal Assistance
Public Affairs
Supporting Activities:
Administration
Fund Development
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET INCOME
2005
2004
$1,390,794
787,840
4,633,503
501,062
271,221
49,266
39,934
29,009
18,470
1,691,623
(353,170)
(28,671)
437,279
271,434
9,082
$9,748,676
$1,420,332
471,335
5,038,724
537,928
292,873
59,616
61,818
29,300
18,138
1,830,988
(451,377)
(32,680)
436,001
331,896
15,403
$10,060,295
$2,622,355
1,914,668
1,800,256
1,719,984
106,412
195,737
$2,631,997
1,537,195
2,553,682
1,492,981
162,733
164,319
632,817
272,106
$9,264,335
811,077
267,830
$9,621,814
$484,341
$438,481
Balance Sheet for August 31, 2004 and 2005
ASSETS
Current Assets
Net Fixed Assets
Other Assets
TOTAL ASSETS
2005
2004
$2,986,899
1,436,800
136,959
$4,560,658
$2,572,760
1,530,805
115,935
$4,219,500
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current Liabilities
Long-Term Liabilities
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
$2,459,752
688,827
3,148,579
1,412,079
$2,513,447
701,098
3,214,545
1,004,955
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
$4,560,658
$4,219,500
The complete audited financial statements of ARCW are available upon request.
PEOPLE
Above All Else
“ We always honor our donors with outstanding
stewardship of their gifts. We are dedicated to
cost-effective fundraising that supports our mission
of AIDS prevention, care and treatment. We
are deeply grateful to the thousands of people
who donate each year to make Wisconsin a
national leader in the fight against AIDS.”
Dan Mueller
ARCW Vice President & Chief Development Officer
Honor Roll of Donors
AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin
ARCW is deeply grateful to the following donors for their generous contributions of $100 or more made between
September 1, 2004 and August 31, 2005 that rasied $1,691,623 and countless more from in-kind gifts. ARCW is
also grateful to those who made gifts of less than $100 and those who made pledge contributions to AIDS Walk
Wisconsin. Thank you for your generosity and support in the fight against AIDS.
Philanthropy
ARCW is grateful to the following
individuals, foundations, organizations, businesses and United Way
agencies that made gifts to ARCW
through cash contributions and
fundraising event participation.
Ross Draegert and Robert Starshak, MD,
ARCW donors.
$200,000 +
United Way of Greater Milwaukee
$100,000 +
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
$50,000 +
Judy and Mike Bartels
Miller Brewing Company
William Reinicker
United Way of Fox Cities
$25,000 +
Altria Group, Inc.
Assurant Health
The Comer Foundation
The Emory T. Clark Family
Charitable Foundation
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Otto Bremer Foundation
United Way of Brown County
$10,000 +
Anonymous
Aurora Health Care
Cornerstone Foundation of
Northeastern Wisconsin
Ross Draegert and Robert Starshak, MD
Faye McBeath Foundation
Anne and Dean Fitzgerald
George Williams Fund of the
Tides Foundation
Marshall & Ilsley Corporation
Miller Brewing Company Employee Fund
National Association of Theatre Owners
of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan
Roche Laboratories
Richard F. Swenson
Barbara Abert Tooman
United Way of Greater Eau Claire
Wisconsin AIDS Fund of the Greater
Milwaukee Foundation
Wisconsin Department of Justice
$5,000 +
Jeffrey R. Anderson and Doug Church
Antoinette & Matthew Keenan Foundation
Mary and Tim Bowers*
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
Chase
David Cuene
Derse Foundation*
Foundation of the Pierre
Fauchard Academy
Bea Green*
Hugh J. Andersen Foundation
MAC Global Foundation
Metavante Corporation
Paul Milakovich
Linda Molitor*
Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin
Greg Plowe and Steven Debbink, DDS*
SC Johnson, Inc.
United Way of Dane County
United Way of Dunn County
United Way of Kenosha County
United Way of Marathon County
Video Industry AIDS Action Committee
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy
Wausau Health Foundation
$2,000 +
Anonymous
Susan Bennett
Camp Heartland
Cherry Corporation
Diane Cooley and Tammy Jenz
Crossroads Presbyterian Church*
Betsy and Chris Daniels
Epic Systems Corporation
Virginia R. Finn and Evan L. Lenhardt
Donna and Michael Gifford
Anne and Franklyn Gimbel*
Greater Milwaukee Foundation John C. & Harriett Cleaver Fund
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Kopmeier Family Fund
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Lois & Donald Cottrell Fund*
Green Bay Packers Foundation
Father Mike J. Hammer
Peter Havens, MD*
Terry A. Hueneke
Nancy and Arthur Laskin*
Lorraine and Morry Mitz
Philanthropic Fund
MM Insurance Associates, Inc.
Medical Associates Health Center
Medical College of Wisconsin
Jose Milan and Richard Beckman
Jeffry Miller and Kevin Roeder
Barbara Miner and Robert Peterson*
Pamela and Dan Mueller
Napalese Lounge
Doug Nelson
Peck Foundation, Milwaukee LTD
Pfizer
Phoenix Care Systems, Inc.
Pick N Save - We Care Program
Greg Ponto
PromoLux
Rainbow Over Wisconsin
Sharon and Dick Resch
Daniel Riedl and Rick Stabler
Lucy Rosenberg
Marilyn and Robert Savoy*
Jim Schleif and Bill Morley*
Scott and Peggy Sampson Charitable
Fund, Inc
Bill Shaw*
The Shelter
Jack Smith and Shorewest Realtors
Spotlight on Wisconsin, Inc.
Lynn Sprangers and Mike Gousha
Stackner Family Foundation, Inc.
Stephen Thompson
United Way of River Falls
JoAnn and Michael Youngman*
$1,000 +
Abbott Laboratories, Inc.
F. Thomas Ament and Darla Hium
JoAnne and Nick Anton
Barbara and Raymond Bachhuber, MD
Mary and Dale Barbiaux
Sarah and Anthony Bartell*
Michael J. Bento
Braden Plumbing, Inc.
Brookfield Congregational Church*
Debra and Michael Brophy*
Martin T. Brown*
Diana and Randy Brzoskowski*
Ellen and Brian P. Buggy, MD
State Senator Tim W. Carpenter
Minda and Daryl Devorkin*
Direct Supply, Inc.
Pam and Brian Dix
Barbara and Andreas Doermann*
Timothy Elverman and Dennis Miller*
Emergency Services Network of
Racine/Kenosha County
Barbara Ericson*
Henry Faust
Peter Foote, MD and Robin Wilson, MD
Friebert, Finerty, & St. John, S.C.
GlaxoSmithKline
Jeff Gruber
Glen Gygax
Susan Hallberg*
Roma and John Hanson*
David Harrison
Edward Hashek and John Jors
Katie Heil
here! Networks
Ruth and Nathan Hilrich
Douglas J. Hipenbecker
Holy Family Congregation*
Gretchen and Richard Hudock
Sherie and Mike Johnson
Jan Judziewicz and Thomas Jeske
K.C. Stock Foundation
Jerome R. Kerkman*
Kathryn Killorin
Kimberly Clark Corporation
Sarah and Daniel Kleaveland Kupczak*
Krause Family Foundation
Brian Krogh
Robert Leschke
Kim and Daryl Lueck
Patrick Marek and David Kotlewski
Lisa and Terry Maxwell*
Patrick Mehigan
Eric Miller
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club
Modine Manufacturing Company
Greg Moyer*
Donna Neal
Helen Nelson*
Joseph R. Pabst*
David Paris, DDS*
* 2005 donors who doubled their gift during the 20th anniversary year of ARCW.
Phi Kappa Tau
Pitney Bowes
William Pratt and
Robert Grzybowski, DDS
Timothy Radelet*
Nancy and Ray Retzlaff
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
David Rohde, MD
SBC/Ameritech
Sam’s Club Foundation
Katherine and Lawrence Schnuck
James Schroeder and Patrick Farrell*
Cindee and Donald Shapiro*
Maureen and Gary Shebesta
Nita Soref
Bonnie and Bill Stafford*
Michaela and Daryl Stuermer
Rick Swiontek and Bob Miksic
Jerry Tenckhoff and Jim Julka
Grace and Mark Thomsen
The Timberland Company
United Way of Jefferson/North
Walworth County
University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
Wal-Mart Foundation
Waukesha Memorial Hospital, Inc.
Wausau Area Jaycees, Inc.*
Charles J. Wilson, DDS*
Terri Zeh and Margaret Dethloff*
$500 +
94 North
Richard Adamek
All Saints Cathedral
Kurt Anderson and Paul Meinke
Edna and Aldo Antongiovanni*
Arthur and Judith Saltzstein
Philanthropic Fund
Tyrone Bartz and Clarence Swearngan*
Lane Beauchamp
Scott Beede
Susan and Steven Bergin*
Amelia Bizzaro*
Craig Bodoh and M. Trevor Ranum*
Briggs & Stratton Corporate
Foundation, Inc.
Mary Jane and Charles F. Brummitt, MD
Elaine Burke*
Mary and Frank Busalacchi
Calvary Baptist Church*
George A. Chars
Chicago Street, LLC
Conversations Internet Sports Bar*
Core Creative, Inc.
Cousins Submarines, Inc. Foundation
Polly and Giles Daeger*
Frank Daily and Julianna Ebert
Dean Dayton
Shirley and Robert Downey*
Duluth-Superior Area Community
Foundation
Edward and Barbara Levi
Philanthropic Fund
Sarah Elliott and Gerald McCarthy, MD
Donella Elsen
Jessica Emerson*
Entertainers Against AIDS
Maria Fisk and David Fisk, MD
Dianne Fitting
Jill and Scott Fitzgerald
Michael Frank, MD and Marci Ocker
Donald Fritz*
Barbara and Henry Fuldner
Nancy and Thomas Gazzana
Lyn and Scott Geboy
Larry Gnatzig
Jeff Goldberg
Inez and August Gomoll
Cathy and Robert Gordon
Gregory Gowdy and Jack Balzer*
Rev. Ronald J. Gramza*
Graphicolor Printing
Grasch Foods
Greater Green Bay Community
Foundation, Inc.
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Johnson and Pabst
LGBT Humanity Fund*
Janet and Donald Greenebaum
Scott Gunkel and Jack Cramer
Susan C. Haertel
Janice and Leonard Hand
Thomas Hanley
David C. Harper*
Mitzi and Bernard Hlavac
Curtis Hoffman
Steven P. Honkomp
Sherri Huff*
David Jach*
Michael Karl and Tim Greene
Jeffrey C. Kasch*
Marian Ketterer
Scott Kleinke and Dayton Amundson
James Kohn and Brian Duchinsky
Joanne and Scott Kopischke*
John Laabs and Scott Kranzusch*
Lake Street United Methodist Church*
Janine Lang
Craig Larrabee, DDS and
Michael Bernklau, DDS
The Librizzi Family*
Sandy and Arthur Malone
Thomas L. Mann and
Katherine M. Bayliss, MD*
Laura and Joe Mantoan
Stephen and Joan Marcus*
Craig Matheus
The Mathilde U. and Albert C. Elser
Foundation
Mark McCarthy and
Mary Gitschier McCarthy*
James McFarland and Edward Aguirre
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Milwaukee Gay Arts Center
Joseph Miron
Becky and Gregory Misiewicz
Dan Moorehead
Rose Mary and Dean Muller
My Place
Iram Nadeem, MD and
Mohamed Nadeem, MD*
Susan Nemetz*
Sharon and Jim O’Dwyer*
Robert Parrish and Richard Steele
Carol Pellegrini and
Jorge Pellegrini, MD*
Gary Petersen
Katie and Joe Pickart
Positive Voice, Inc.
Potawatomi Bingo Casino
Quad Graphics, Inc.
Bill Radler
Toby and Sam Recht
Stephanie Roades
Peggy and David Rosenzweig, MD*
Daniel L. Rosmann
Jay Rothman*
Fran and Roger Rumble*
Mike Ryan*
SEIU*
Christa and Tony Shields
Claude Sloan
Ronald A. Sachse*
Mary and Keno Samudio*
Anne Schilder
John Scrum
Mary Ann and John Smilanich*
Whitney Smith
Lynne Spearbraker
Scott and Dawn Stokes*
Tom Stringer
Rev. Richard L. Thomas*
Tobin Solutions
United Church of Christ*
Caitlin and Chad VanDierendonck*
Walgreens
Jennifer Walther and Steve Rynecki*
Kenneth Weinberg
Peggy and David Wells*
Joe Whitt and Monte Kingstone
Suzanne and Gary Wulff
XS
Jaime Zimmerman*
Salvatore Zizzo and David Chapdelaine
$250 +
John Albinger
Tina Anderson
Anonymous
John H. Ashley, Jr.
Douglas Barron
Rita and Randy Bash*
Michael Batcho
Margery and Irvin Becker
Kari Behling
Gene Berube*
Michelle Bialas
Jean and Bryan Bieszk
Wendy Blum*
Eric J. Boehle*
Dennis Borski
Karen and William Boyd
Joseph Brooks*
Tim Brown
Jane Bruner*
Robert Buckner*
Maria Cadenas*
Dawn and Tom Caldart*
Ana Maria Calvo
Steven Carini
Mary and Jude Carlin
Mary Bridget and David Carlson
Teri Carpenter
Gabe Chernov
Daniel L. Chitwood
Nancy and Jon Christiansen*
Melissa and John Chudnow
Thomas S. Clark
Rick Conner
Craig Cook and Marshall Draper
Gerald Coon and Stewart Dempsey
Lucy Cooper
Craig Cornelius
Fran Culbert*
James Dachel
Dorothy and Arthur Degnitz
Stephen V. DeLeers
Jo DeMars
Rita Derleth
Joan Dimow and John Moulder
Dean DiPlaris
Martha and Andrew Dolan*
Eileen and Howard Dubner
Troy Emerson*
Gregory Farver*
Maria Figueroa
Feerick Funeral Home*
Sarah and David Felton
Nadirah Fenner*
Rick Fons
Graciela and Victor Franco*
Judith and James Francois
Mark Franke and Mason Sherwood*
Kathleen and Edward Fried
Robert Gallagher and Dan Cramer
Norma and Ian Gilson, MD
Ellen and Richard Glaisner*
Karen Godfredson, PsyD and
Tim Crockett*
Kirstin Goetz
* 2005 donors who doubled their gift during the 20th anniversary year of ARCW.
Alis Gore
Tim Grair and Alberto Maya, MD
Ruth Gunkel
Susan and Richard Hackl
Dawn and Michael Haider*
Hope Hanson*
Helen and Daniel Hartsman
Jane Hawes and David Shapiro*
Scott E. Heaton
Liz Henricks
Rebecca G. Hobart
Douglas Howland*
James Hunt*
I Do Foundation*
Ellen Ihlenfeldt
Sandra and James Ivanoski
Jack White Design, Inc.
Bette and Ron Jacquart
Michael Johnston
Gerald Kalweit
Chris Kantak*
Alan Karbel
Marilyn and Jonathan Kay*
William Keeton and Katherine Venskus*
Joe Kender
Jean M. and Russell T. Kittleson, DDS
Elizabeth Kocol and Terry Booth*
Peter Konrath*
David Kornhauser
Juanita and John Kowalkowski
Douglas F. Krimmer*
Shirley and Stanley Kritzik
Kvapil & Beranek Investments, LLC
Dan Lagerman
Jason Laha
John LeBrun*
Edward J. Lefforge
James Lehner
David Leiker
Jeffrey C. Luckow
Leonard Lutzke
Lois Malawsky and Jay Larkey, MD
Brian Mason
Joan Maynard
Michael McFadden and Steven Scholze
Robert McGovern
Brian Mihelich
Rev. Charles Mize and Jeanine Bond
Gus Moulas*
Dale Mueller*
Paul Mueller
Kathleen A. Niesen
Daniel Nowak and Jennifer Gjerseth*
Anne and Dan Nowakowski
Helen Oberndorfer
Audrey Olson-Adams and Bruce Adams
Orion Corporation
Marilyn Ottum*
Outsource Wisconsin*
Frank Paleka and Bruce Wright
Winsome and Patrick Panton*
Wendell Perkins and Mark O’Meara
Mary and Robert Peterson*
Valerie and Patrick Peterson
Joseph Pfiffner and Paul De Marco*
Mary Ellen and Bruce Pindyck
Jeanne M. Pokorny*
William G. Rasche*
Kathy and Joe Regan
Gina Rehkemper and Jan Mueller
Kris and David Reicher
Desiree M. Rembert
Marsha J. Roecker
Sharon and Alexander Roitstein
Lyndsey Ruhland
Saint Eugene Congregation
Saint John’s Lutheran Church of
Ashwaubenon*
Lois Schleif
Daniel D. Schmidt
Jill and Kurt Schneider
Marilyn L. Schrader*
Ruth Ann Schulz and Camille Houle*
James A. and Kathie Schwertfeger
David A. Segura*
Sue and Bud Selig
Scott Sharp and Penny Clugg-Sharp
Gilda and James Shellow
Carol Shoberg
Todd Siefert*
Elizabeth and Peter Sohnle
Beje Spahiu
Vikki Stevens and Daniel Yagow*
Steven C. Stoddard, MD
The Streich Family Foundation, Inc.
Kenneth Strmiska
Chris Tam
Rayla Temin
Ronald Thrash and Bruce Kohnke*
John Tomlinson and Donald Krause
Glen Tucker
United Airlines Employee
Giving Campaign
Unity Christ Center*
Jay Urban
UrbanTaylor Architects
Mark Veith
Kate Venne
Gregg Vergetis and Curtis Cattanach
Patricia and Paul Vogelsang
Scott Wallace and Ron Via
Annette and Joseph Wallenhorst
Kathie and James Wamsley
Wauwatosa Avenue United
Methodist Church*
Joanne Weber
WellPoint Foundation
Vance Werner and Jeffrey McEathron
Sandra Westbrook
Lana and Robert Wiese
Judy Wilcox
Sandy Winard
Jeanette and Raymond Wolf
Suzanne Wosoba
Tammy and Joseph Woulf
Jessica A. Zagarri
Sally and Terry Zarling
Jack Zehner
Steph Zilli
$100 +
Gary Abplanalp
Susan Allen*
Katherine Andersen Richards
James Andracchi
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Jon Armstrong
Art Bar
Charity Asinas
Eric Ayala
Karen and John Bachhuber
Janet C. Balding*
Christina Baldwin and Vidal Colon
U.S. Representative Tammy Baldwin*
Kenneth Barbeau
Scott Perkins and Jerry Barker
Mike Barna
Rose Marie and Alan Baron
David Baxa*
David A. Bedore
Diane and David Bedran*
Kathy and Jon Beggs
Dave Behrendt
John Bellizzi, Jr.
Ann and John Benske
David G. Berger
Fred Berman*
Bryan Bieszk
Jane Bieterman
Robert A. Bjerke
Jerry and Brynn Bloch*
John Bodish
Don Bohatka
Susan M. Borri*
Cynthia and Jeff Bouray
Glenn Brannon
Anne and Ted Brantingham
Paul Bredael
Joan and Frederick Brengel*
Mark Breutzmann and Scott Riedel
Lisa and Flint Bridge*
Jill and Fredrik Broekhuizen
Rachel Brosseau
Charles Brotz
Jewell Brown
Larry Brown
Martin Brutvan, MD
Reginald Bryant
Christine and David Bueckers
John Buhler
Brian Butler and Alma DiManto-Butler
Patrick T. Butler*
Deborah and Jack Bylan
Ronald Calewarts
Linda and John Callen
Janet and Robert Campbell*
Louise and Daniel Cardinal
William Carr and Joseph Woller*
Jane and Daniel Carter*
Marilyn and James T. Casper, MD
Jerome Chingo-Harris*
Clarence Chou*
Anne Christman
Bill Christofferson and Karin Borgh
Andy Cicero*
Miriam J. Colton*
Charles Colver*
Linda and Curtis Connor*
Francisco Corbella and Brian McIntyre
Ruth Crowley
Patricia C. Curtes
Dean Damon and Bill Mossburg
Joanne Danforth and Stewart Edwards
Richard Dannhausen
Christine D’Angelo and Bradley Davies
Rachel De Hartog
Donald DeCristofaro
Delta Sigma Theta
John Deneen and Mario Bufo*
Patrick Desmond and Lamont Cook*
Diane S. Diel and
David R. Zepecki*
Kathy and David Doellingen
Rev. Gerald J. Dominiak
Darrel Donahue
John Dopke and Timothy Fortmann
Cristina Dorantes
Gabriella Dorantes
Martin Dorantes
Socorro Dorantes
Anthony Driessen
Joseph M. Drinka, MD
Jane and Norman Durment
ENSR
Louise A. Eder*
Judith Edgar*
Linda Edwards*
Claudia and Edward Egan
Jennie and Mark Ehrmann*
Roma and Laurence Eiseman
Rev. Joseph and Joyce Ellwanger
Andrew Eschweiler
Jeanne and Andrew Etier
Mary Evanoff
Thomas Ewart and Scott Coleman
Denise Ferreira and David Ryan
Barbara Finger*
Curt Finkelmeyer
* 2005 donors who doubled their gift during the 20th anniversary year of ARCW.
Kay E. Fisher*
Katherine and Daniel Flaherty*
Patrick Flaherty and Kurtis Dyer*
Susan and Timothy Flanner
James Flynt*
Kathleen and Thomas Franklin
Judy and David French
Joyce Fritz
Sylvia Gallas
Loraine and Terry Garner*
John and Susan Gau*
Linda Gentile
Geraldine and George Georgoulis*
Roy Gerber
Rosemary Gernetzke*
Judy and Arnie Gertsma*
Hilary Giffen
Inez and Eugene Gilbert
Lesley and Barry Gimbel*
Peter Goldberg
Ross H. Goldberg
Janet Goldman and Linda Martin*
Diana and Leonard Goldstein*
John Goldstein
Jerry Gomsrud*
Burton Goodman, DDS
Cecilia Gottschalk
Al and Jill Graewin
Joseph Grafwallner*
Mary Christine and James Grall*
Ginny Gribble
Michael V. Grover*
Robert Gruling and Richard Clark
Leon Gutierrez
Jeanne and Gerald Hagopian
Hair Pros
Michael Hallberg
Michael Halloran
Liz and Michael Hanna
George Hanneman*
Harbor Credit Union
Bill Hardy
Deborah Harmon and
Robert Seder, MD
Lindy Hauber
Kevin Havelka
Steven D. Hawk
Daniel Haworth
Mrs. Herbert E. Heilbronner
Kathryn Hein
Tony Heller
Evelyn Henn
Maurine Herbst
Karen Herman
Becky Hicks
Lori Hietpas
John Hnilicka and Charles Cushing*
Diane E. Hochrein*
James Hoffman
Roland D. Hoffmann
Judith Holbrook*
Paula and Andrew Holman
Steve Holt
Homer Properties, LLC
Mary Houseman and Janis Shogren
Marilyn and Joseph Huber*
Brad A. Huempfner
Kathryn and Steve Huffman*
Mrs. Peter D. Humleker, Jr.*
Miriam S. Hynek
Natalie Isensee*
Angela and George Jacobi
Sharron and Fred Jahnke*
Gregory S. Jay
Douglas Johnson and John Mooney
Mark Johnson
Michael Johnson
Anjela Mae Jurich*
Darlene Kadlec
Amy Kallas
Mary and Charles Kamps*
John Kannenberg
Theresa and Gary Kapsos*
Maxine and Rodney Kaufman
Judge Charles Kahn and
Patricia Keating-Kahn
Keller, Inc.
Peggy Kelsey and Michael Teich*
Laura and Peter Kimball*
Beverly Kirst*
Pat Klass
Kathleen Klaus
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Klawitter*
Elaine Klister*
Barbara Knoebel*
Carol and Randall Knox
Craig Koerth
Kathleen and James Koneazny
Andrew Kopshinsky
Ellen Kowalczyk
Michael Kragh*
Debra and David Krajec*
Thomas Kraklow
Edith Kraus
Kathi L. Kreger
Edward W. Kuehn
Bonnie Kuhr and Michael Bauer
Richard Kunath
Julia A. LaChapelle*
Richelle Ladwig
Kathryn and Marc Lambrecht
Cosette Lang
Elaine Lange*
Loretta and John Larkey
John Larson
Carol and Chester Laskowski*
Barbara Lauderdale, MD and
Bradley Lauderdale, MD*
Timothy Lebens
Tracy Lee
Keith W. Leifer
Erin Davisson LeMere
Otilio Leon
Peter Likus
Judy Litscher
Eileen and David Littig
Stanley Livingston, III and Anne Hughes*
John Locke
Cherie A. Lockwood
Muriel Loe
Rodney Loren
Martha Love*
Neil Lucchese, MD and James Tucker
Chad Lundquist*
Jodi Malek
Bill Manly
Ann and Marvin Margolis
Judith Martin
Gale and James Mate
Carol and Gary Matthys*
Laura and Robert Mauermann
Jo and Tony Maze
Mary and Theodore McCabe
Shirley McCann
William L. McCown
Elaine McDermott
Marilyn and Dennis McGoldrick
John Meissner
Mrs. Charles N. Mellowes
John Menzel
Louise and Martin Meyer
Jeffrey Miller
Milwaukee LGBT Community Center
Rosemary and John Monroe
Sharon Moscinski
Frederick Moss and Martin Schneider*
Clayton Mrotek
Jennifer Munz
Michael Murray and Kurt DePrey
Lucia and John Murtaugh*
Elaine and Howard Myers
Henry Myers
Andrew D. Narrai
Mary Jo and Dwight Nelson
Dean Nett
Michelle Nitke
Richard Nondahl
Robert and Lidia Nonn
Kerry Norman
Barbara L. Notestein
Jeremy Novy
Ken Nurnberg
Kathy Nusslock
Neal Nygard and
Mary Beth Graham, MD
Mark D. O’Brien
Kelly and Robert Olejniczak*
James Ollrogge
Jason Olson
Kathleen H. Otterson*
PPC Foundation
Luke Palese*
Amy and Tristan Pearson
James Pennington and Garth Peck
Marshall Pepper
Nancie and Jim Peterman
Lowell Peterson
Paul Pfannenstiel
Janet Pfeffer
Carl Pforr
Eric Phillips
Suzanne and Richard Pieper
Stephanie L. Quade
Richard Quick
RKS Enterprises Inc.
Julie Raaum
Jarvis Racine and Christopher Corona*
Brian Randall
Robert Rashkow*
Beverly C. Rautenberg-Panko*
Brenda Ray*
Miriam Reading and Richard Miller*
Michael Reba
Barbara Reed, Ph.D.
Kristin Reed
Helen Reich
Katharine Reilly*
Aaron Rider
Dana and Alan Robb
Rockwell Automation
Carlos Rodriguez
Christine Rodriguez
Ram Rojas*
Walter Roob
Cris Ros-Dukler
Sharon A. Rosenau*
Michele Roy
Ralph Ruder
Bonnie Rymer
Emily and Calvin Rystrom
Barbara and Morris Sable
Barb and Joe Saiia
Thomas Salzsieder
James Santelle
Brian J. Sarauer*
Jane and Charles Sauer
Virginia and Robert Savrnoch
Nancy and James Schacht
Andrew Schaidler
Michele and Thomas Schelble
Todd Schmit
Christopher Schmitt
Donald Schmitt and Stephen Biondi
Louise and Brian Schrunk
Robert Schuler
Paula Schulze*
Barbara and Karl Schwartz
Jean Schwerdt
Gerald Sedmak and
Denise Lukasik-Sedmak
* 2005 donors who doubled their gift during the 20th anniversary year of ARCW.
Sue and Bruce Seeds
Bruce Seeds
Mary Serchen*
Jocelyn Servick and Gary Steinhafel*
Matthew J. Severt
Penny Seymoure and Jeffrey Roberg*
Cathy and Tim Shaw
Mary and Joseph Shea
Barbara and Melvin Shikora*
Steven Sidie
Donna Singleton Burke
Diane Sisler
Kevin Skroch
Steve Slaske
Todd Slusar and Steven Puyleart
Kathleen Smith
Paul Smith
Thomas Smith
Lorraine Smits*
Jack Sneesby
Kenneth Solofra
Kristina Somers and Richard Frohling
Linda M. Sorenson*
Soulstice, Ltd.
South Milwaukee High School*
Diane and David Sparr
Mary and John Splude*
Mary Jo Stark
Christine Stelzer*
Michael P. Stenz*
Curt Stern and Jon Schlagenhaft
Warren Stetson
James Stewart*
Susan Stover*
David Stowe, MD and
Gene Webb, MD
Barbara and Sterling Strause
Stephanie Strzalka
Adel and Robert Sucher
Chester Suski*
Michael Sweeney
Joe Szews*
Kelli Taffora
Dan Taivalkoski
Bob Tambellini*
Ronald J. Thate
Ed Thompson
Julie and James Tillison*
Jill Trapp
Carolyn and Leon Travanti
Robert Treu*
Dennis and Carol Trinastic*
Margaret J. Tungseth
Henry H. Uihlein Jr.*
Underwood Memorial Baptist Church*
Karen and Samuel Urdan*
Patricia Van Alyea
Marilyn Van Lanen*
David Vander Linden
Andrew Vedder and
Lisa Sullivan Vedder*
WS Packaging Group
Carl Wagner
Loretta and Calvin Wahlen
Judy and Richard Walker*
Sheldon Walker and Brion Collins
Thelma and David Walker*
Patrick Walsh
Noah Walter*
LaTawn Warsaw
Susan and Dennis Webb*
Lynn and Don Weber*
Kristine Adams Wendt and Gene Wendt
Brian Werner
Victory and Robert Weske
Heide Wetzel*
Brian Wiegers
Rev. Edward Wieland
Laura Wiesmueller*
Libby and James Wigdale*
David Wiggins
Jo Willis
David G. Willms
Thomas Wilson
Ann and Peter Wilt
Dyan Wimmer*
Kimberly Winburn and Brian Bartel
Witt Auto Sales, Inc.
Richard Wittkopf
Sharon Wolf
Katherine A. Wolter*
Nancy and Richard Young*
Greg Zaletel
Marvin Ziangler
Anthony Ziebert
Bettie Zillman*
Jane M. Ziol
John Zubiena
Charlotte and Burton Zucker
Special Events
ARCW is grateful to more than
5,000 people who supported
ARCW by attending fundraising
events. ARCW especially appreciates the support of the following
leading donors.
AIDS Walk Wisconsin 2004
Top 10 Teams
1. We R The Strongest Link
2. Camp Heartland
3. No Names
4. No Condom? No Way!
5. The Bashers
6. Olympia Brown Unitarian Church
7. Visiting Nurse Association
8. St. James Church of Franklin
9. Beloit College Alliance and Brick House
10. SC Johnson, Inc.
Top 10 Walkers
1. Robert D. Parrish
2. Shirley A. Brey-Traas
3. Elizabeth A. Hancock
4. Kathleen Fried
5. Kenneth J. Augustine
6. Robert G. Gordon
7. Nita G. Soref
8. Greg R. Plowe
9. Tracey R. Hagedorn
10. Harold L. Goetz
Have a Heart
Table Captains
Judy and Michael Bartels
Dean Dayton
Entertainers Against AIDS
Greater Green Bay Community
Foundation, Inc.
Kathryn Killorin
Stephanie Kissel
Joan Maynard
Jeffry Miller and Kevin Roeder
Positive Voice, Inc.
Brian Stahlkopf
Jolly Holly Folly
Kurt Dyer, Alberto Maya, MD, Tim Grair, and
Patrick Flaherty at Make A Promise.
Corporate Sponsors
Assurant Health
Aurora Health Care
Braden Plumbing, Inc.
Chase
Direct Supply, Inc.
here! Networks
KI
Keller, Inc.
Kimberly Clark Corporation
MM Insurance Associates, Inc.
Marshall & Ilsley Corporation
Medical Associates Health Center
Metavante Corporation
Miller Brewing Company
Modine Manufacturing Company
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin
Phoenix Care Systems, Inc.
Potawatomi Bingo Casino
PromoLux
Ritz, Holman, Butala, Fine LLP
Roche Laboratories
SC Johnson, Inc.
WS Packaging Group Inc.
Walgreens
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy
Waukesha Memorial Hospital, Inc.
2004
Restaurants
Bacchus
Beans & Barley
Bella Caffe
Bya We Se Nek
Cempazuchi Comida Brava
The Cooking Store at V. Richards Plaza
Crawdaddy’s Cajun Creole Restaurant
Cubanitas
Eat Cake
Indigo
The Knick
La Perla
Maggiano’s
Mia Famiglia Ristorante & Steak House
Nankusa Japanese Restaurant
Osteria del Mondo
Palermo Villa Restaurant
Pizza Man
Roots
Soup Market
Tula’s
Hosts
Diane Cooley and Tammy Jenz
Ross Draegert and Robert Starshak, MD
Thomas Jeske and Jan Judziewicz
Edward J. Lefforge
Bill Radler
Anne Schilder
Beje Spahiu
Lynne Spearbraker
Make a Promise
Table Captains
Barbara and Raymond Bachhuber, MD
Judy and Michael Bartels
The Bizzaro Group
* 2005 donors who doubled their gift during the 20th anniversary year of ARCW.
Boehringer Ingelheim
Mary and Timothy Bowers
Diana and Randy Brzoskowski
Camp Heartland
State Senator Tim W. Carpenter
Craig Cook
Diane Cooley and Tammy Jenz
Ross Draegert and Robert Starshak, MD
Timothy Elverman and Dennis Miller
Barbara Ericson and Thomas Stringer
Virginia R. Finn and Evan L. Lenhardt
Anne and Dean Fitzgerald
Friebert, Finerty & St. John, SC
Friends of Les Ciseaux Salon
Donna and Michael Gifford
Glen Gygax
Father Mike J. Hammer
The Hands and Friends
Focus on the Negative
Media Partners
In 2005 ARCW launched a multi-media
marketing campaign, called Focus On
The Negative, to increase AIDS
awareness and promote HIV testing.
ARCW is grateful to the following media
partners for donating air time and ad
space, allowing the campaign to reach
600,000 Wisconsin residents.
Green Bay
Time Warner Cable
WAPL 95.7 FM
WBAY 2
WIXX 101.1 FM
WLUK 11
WLYD 99.7
WNCY 100.3 FM
WOZZ 93.5
Madison
Adams Outdoor
Isthmus
WBUW 57
WJJO 94.1 FM
WKOW 27
WKPO 105.9 FM
WMAD 96.3
WMMM 105.5 FM
WMSN 47
WWQM 106.3 FM
WZEE 104.1 FM
Milwaukee
Clear Channel Media
Milwaukee Courier
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Obie Media
Queer Life
Shepherd Express
Spanish Journal
WCGV 24
WDJT 58
WITI 6
WJMR 98.3 FM
WLUM 102.1 FM
WLZR 102.9 FM
WMCS 1290 AM
WTMJ 4
WVTV 18
WXSS 103.7 FM
Wisconsin Gay News
Gretchen and Richard Hudock
Thomas Jeske and Jan Judziewicz
Jerome R. Kerkman
Kim and Daryl Lueck
Medical College of Wisconsin
Medical College of Wisconsin Infectious Disease Clinic
Paul Milakovich
Eric Miller
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club
Milwaukee LGBT Community Center
Bill Morley and Jim Schleif
Robert Parrish and Richard Steele
Carl Pforr
Greg Ross
Ralph Ruder
Jerry Tenckhoff and Jim Julka
Scott Wallace and Ron Via
Wisconsin AIDS Fund of the Greater
Milwaukee Foundation
In-Kind
ARCW is grateful to the following
donors for their contributions of
goods and services.
A Gift of Time Inc.
AAA Wisconsin
Ad Cetera Sports Marketing
American TV
Amiable Dog Training
Gail Anderson
Anderson Hopkins
ARCW employees
Art Bar
Assurant Health
Aurora BayCare Medical Center
Aurora Health Care
Aveda - Salon Systems
Baker’s Square Restaurant
Kurt Baldwin
U.S. Representative Tammy Baldwin
Fred Bales
Bally’s Total Fitness
Bartolotta Fireworks Company, Inc.
Bella Caffe
Felix Bofil
Boom
Terri A. Bose
Boston Store Funiture Gallery
Broadway Bakery
Joseph Brooks
Brown County Task Force on Hunger
Randy Brown, MD
Mary and Frank Busalacchi
Butler Gum
Carma Laboratories, Inc
Carroll Studios of Photography
Christen Casarez
Chanticleer Guest House
Elizabeth A. Chase
Chip & Py’s
Nancy and Jon Christiansen
Clear Channel Outdoor
Clock Place
Guy Clough
Coakley Brothers
James Cobb
Roberta and Perry Cohn
Comfort Suites
The Cooking Store
Copp’s Food Center
County Market
Crestwood Bakery
Cricket’s Fox River Lounge
Cub Foods
Mary Curran
Dan Bishop Photography
Kay Danen
David Barnett Gallery
Pat and Brian Davitt
The Day Spa
Shirley and Robert Downey
Duke Roufus Gym
Amy Jo Duquette
Dykeman Family Corporation
Dynacare Laboratories
Eau Claire Press Company
Eden Florist
Elite Fitness & Racquet Clubs
Ellen Zilli’s Catering
Elmbrook Church
Lynn Engelhart
Dawn Ergen
Henry Faust
Catherine Feroah
Festival Foods
First Presbyterian Church
Flagstone Landscaping
Foley & Lardner
Foote Work Dance and Exercise Studio
Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Framemakers
Fred Astaire Dance Studios
J. Stewey Freund
Gallery 505
Gallery and Frame Shop
Lois R. Geiger-Campagna
Susanne Gidan
Trudy Gidan
Barb Giessel
Donna and Michael Gifford
Glow Salon & Spa
Goldi, Inc.
Gold’s Pick ‘N Save
Gordy’s County Market
John W. Grant
Grasch Foods & Grasch Family
The Great Frame Up
Great Harvest Bread Company
Susan Hallberg
Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Harleys Store for Men
David Harrison
Megan Hessling
Christina A. Hill
Vanessa Hirtzig, DDS
Holiday Inn Milwaukee-City Centre
Holt Dental
Howard Young Medical Center
IGA
Paul Cricket Jacob
Jim Bartelt Interiors
Johnson Outdoor, Inc.
Erin Jones
KI
Karl’s Rental Centers, Inc.
Kerm’s On Water Street
Kettle Moraine Jazz Festival
David Kiefer
Kirkwood’s IGA
Sandra Klingbeil
Kohnke Hanneken
Joanne and Scott Kopischke
Koss Corporation
Kress Inn
Laacke & Joys Co.
Lake Express
Lamar Transit
Lamers Bus Lines, Inc.
Lands’ End, Inc.
Kristine Larkin
Lela Boutique
Les Ciseaux Salon
Liberty Hall Banquet and
Conference Center
Lorraine and Morry Mitz
Philanthropic Fund
The LoveMonkeys
MAC Cosmetics
Manna From Heaven
Marcus Center for the Performing Arts
Market Basket
Marketplace Foods
Marquette University School of Dentistry
Massage Connection
Steve Matteson Family
Beth McCoy
John McGivern
John McGuirk
Mega Pick’n Save East
Microsoft
Midtowne Spa
Midwest Airlines, Inc.
Paul Milakovich
Miller Brewing Company
Jeffry Miller and Kevin Roeder
Milwaukee Admirals
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Inc.
Milwaukee School of Floral Design
Milwaukee World Festival, Inc.
Miner’s Inc.
Moda
Pamela and Dan Mueller
Carol Mullen
John Murges
Napalese Bar
National Employee Assistance
Services, Inc.
Doug Nelson
New World Wine Company
Nike, Inc.
Noodles & Company
Jeremy Novy
Bridget O’Connell
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc.
Craig Cameron Olsen
Olympia Brown Unitarian Church
OnMilwaukee.com
Open House Estate Sales
Optix on Downer
Osco Drug
Tricia Panaguiton
Panera Bread
Pannache’
Robert Parrish and Richard Steele
Carl Parsons
Paul’s Pantry
People’s Food Coop
Pfizer
Pinehurst Foods
Premium Waters, Inc.
Price Rite Foods
PrideFest, Inc.
Primative Penetrations, LLC
Queer Life
Radisson Hotel & Conference
Center Green Bay
Katharine Reilly
Sharon and Dick Resch
Ritz, Holman, Butala, Fine LLP
Roche Laboratories
Ram Rojas
Ron’s Castle Foods
Roob Photography, Inc.
Kathleen Rosman
Marylou Rosman
Roundy Memorial Baptist Church
Rubin’s
The Rug Company
SADA
SC Johnson, Inc.
Safe House
Salvation Army
Sam’s Club
Michael Schwantes
James Scott
Shady Lady
Adalia Shchurowsky
Maureen and Gary Shebesta
The Shelter
Shepherd Express
Dale Shidler
Gregory C. Shirley
Silver Spring Animal Wellness Center
Skylight Opera Theatre
Sokup’s Market
Stano Landscaping, Inc.
Starbucks Partner Giving Programs
Stein Optical Express
Stone Creek Bakery
Kenneth Strmiska
Super Natural Distributors, Inc.
Super One
Super Valu
Sybaris Club Northbrook
Sybaris Pool Suites
Taylor’s
Tess Toothbrushes
Cheryl Thiede
Thomasville Home Furnishings
Three Graces
Timberland
Transit Television Network
Untradent Dental Supply
Roger L. Uscila
Vito Valenti
Van Galder Bus Company
Roy Vargas
Video Adventures
Lisa Villanueva
WITI - TV Fox 6
WXSS 103.7 FM
Wal-Mart
Washington House Inn
Wauwatosa Avenue United
Methodist Church
Dale Winkler
Wisconsin Athletic Club
Woodland Marketing of Medford
Suzanne and Gary Wulff
Wyndham Milwaukee Center
Neil Zeltinger
Darlene Zohimski
Building for Life Capital Campaign
To strengthen AIDS services in northeast Wisconsin, ARCW initiated extensive renovations on its new, professional office
building in downtown Green Bay. A $200,000 capital campaign was launched in March 2004 to fund this vital project.
ARCW is grateful to all Building For Life donors who contributed to meeting the campaign goal by raising $201,635.
$10,000 +
K.C. Stock Foundation
Irene Kress
Michael and Elizabeth Riordan
Schreiber Foods
$5,000 +
William and Cindy Bain
David Cuene
Colleen and Ronald Weyers
Catherine Day and Sharon Resch,
Building for Life donors.
$50,000 +
The Cora Nelson Fund of
Union Congregational Church
$25,000 +
Cornerstone Foundation of
Northeastern Wisconsin
National Association of Theatre Owners
of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan
Sharon and Dick Resch
$2,000 +
Arketype Group, Inc.
Wisconsin Public Service Foundation
$1,000 +
Catherine and Timothy Day
Muriel and William Janssen
Leslie and Robert Shade
$250 +
Jeffry Miller and Kevin Roeder
Colleen and Thomas Remley
Barbara and Sterling Strause
$100 +
Susan Allen
Betty Baer
Sally and Richard Baugniet
Sandy Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Joanne and Gregory Gardner
Virginia Gilmore
Mark Griebeler
James Hoffman
Karen and Wayne Hollister
Mark Husby
Kaye L. Kolbe
Lamers Bus Lines, Inc.
Barbara Lauderdale, MD and
Bradley Lauderdale, MD*
Linda and C. E. Moore
Winston Ostrow and
Lise Lotte Gammeltoft
Trace Paulson
Linda Porter
Scott E. Russell
Joe Schinkten
Gary Vandervelden and Jason Doemel
Ellen R. Weidner
Karen and Dennis Wojahn
Margaret and Melvin Wunsch
Kathleen and Harry Zemel
ARCW Locations
Appleton
103 E. Washington St.
920-733-2068 800-773-2068
La Crosse
1707 Main St., Ste. 420
608-785-9866 800-947-3353
Eau Claire
505 Dewey St. South, Ste. 107
715-836-7710 800-750-2437
Madison
121 S. Pinckney St., Ste. 210
608-258-9103 800-518-9910
Green Bay
445 S. Adams St.
920-437-7400 800-675-9400
Milwaukee
820 N. Plankinton Ave.
414-273-1991 800-359-9272
Kenosha
1212 57th St.
262-657-6644 800-924-6601
Superior
1507 Tower Ave., Ste 230
715-394-4009 877-242-0282
Wausau
1105 Grand Ave., Ste. 1
Schofield
715-355-6867 800-551-3311
ARCW Online
www.arcw.org
The ARCW Wisconsin HIV/STD/
Hepatitis C Information and
Referral Center
414-273-2437 800-334-2437
www.irc-wisconsin.org
To all our friends in the fight against AIDS, I am pleased to share this report on the
important work of ARCW. Thanks so much for your support.
Doug Nelson
President and CEO