Annual Report 2010 - 2011

2010-2011 ANNUAL REPORT
Madison
Auburn
Office
Promoting sexual literacy and rebuilding health.
AIDS Community Resources, Inc.
REPORT
TO THE COMMUNITY
Herkimer
Hotline
1.888.475.AIDS [2437]
Toll Free
1.800.475.2430
Cayuga
Syracuse
Office
Oneida
Onondaga
Oswego
Office
Oswego
Jefferson
Watertown
Office
Lewis
Utica
Office
Canton
Office
St. Lawrence
Syracuse Office
627 W. Genesee Street
Syracuse, NY 13204
315.475.2430
Utica Office
401 Columbia Street
Utica, NY 13502
315.793.0661
Watertown Office
230 Franklin Street
Watertown, NY 13601
315.785.8222
Canton Office
101 Main Street, 3rd Fl.
Canton, NY 13617
315.386.4493
Auburn Office
34 Wright Avenue
Auburn, NY 13021
315.282.0005 x12
Oswego Office
10 George Street
Oswego, NY 13126
315.343.7778
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage Paid
Syracuse, NY
Permit No. 241
AIDS Community Resources
627 West Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY 13204
www.AIDSCommunityResources.com
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Message from the
Executive Director and Board Chair
Michael Crinnin,
Executive Director
Jason Centolella,
Board Chair
This past year for AIDS Community Resources has been one of exponential
growth: it’s a pleasure to be able to report positive news. The climate (unlike the need) for
human service agencies has not been balmy these last few years – quite the opposite. Nevertheless, here we are with almost a million dollars of new services added over the last 12
months: the fruit of a long term strategy and a lot of hard work on the part of staff, as well
as patience and patch-work in the mean time.
This growth of program revenue represents some new sources of funding and
“new lines of business”: we are now, for the first time, under contract to provide an array
of prevention services in eight regional prisons; our Syringe Exchange Program waiver
application has been approved by the State, with neighborhood-based services set to begin
in the first half of next year; a new state-of-the-art RV for North Country neighborhoodbased outreach activities has been secured in partnership with the Department of Agriculture and is on the road; a newly added Community Health Advocate program now
provides both presentations and individual sessions to any interested individual or group on
all aspects of health insurance options; a challenge grant from the Allyn Foundation has
allowed us to dedicate a Development Associate towards the financial growth and stability of
the Q Center; The Q Center (for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth)
continues to interest potential funders for possible support and we anticipate mental health
assessment and referral funding through Onondaga County DSS this coming year; finally we
have officially established a Youth Division within the agency to encompass all of our youthrelated activities/initiatives.
Moving forward, significant changes are looming large on the horizon, especially
when it comes to government funding: NYS Medicaid reform is gearing up to radically challenge our ability to provide quality case management to our HIV+ clients and their families,
while Federal Ryan White prevention money to NY State is being reduced and redirected
primarily to New York City. Both our new and established contracts are being micro-managed
in a way we’ve never experienced in over 2 decades: endless restrictions and mounds of
‘paper-work’ while money to hire administrative staff is simultaneously slashed. There is
fiscal policy folly afoot and it’s unclear how well we’ll manage such foul conditions. Trust us,
we’re pushing back.
For the time being, however, it’s great to report a year of increased: funding,
service capacity, and visibility in our nine county region of responsibility.
We will continue to put one foot in front of the other, show up and step up for
the next round of challenges. Believe us when we say, your continued belief in and support
of the mission of AIDS Community Resources makes all the difference. Thank you.
Board of Directors
Individuals serving during the 2010-2011 fiscal year
Jason Centolella
Chair
John King
Vice-Chair
Jerena Barkins
Secretary
Suzanne Kondra-DeFuria
Treasurer
Christine DeSanctis (2010)
Allen Ditch (2010)
Andrew London
Cari McAvoy
Laura Murgia
Paul Phan
Kim Rieppel
Gina Tonello
Craig Watters (2010)
Kelly Wheeless
2010-2011
was a year of tremendous growth
Syringe Exchange Program: approved and
funded by the New York State Department of
Health to provide syringes to people who use
needles, including injection drug users.
SAFETY FIRST
SYR NGE EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Criminal Justice Initiative: new program to
provide comprehensive HIV, STD, and Hepatitis
prevention programs for inmates in eight New
York State Correctional Facilities.
Community Health Advocates: educators explain
impact of new federal health care changes: what
the Affordable Care Act is; what it is not; and how it
benefits you: Steve Wood, coordinator
United Way substantial funding increase:
United Way of Central New York and United Way
of Greater Utica significantly increase funding to ACR.
Housing Support Services: new, expanded
housing program approved for housing placement, health and livings skills assistance, and
non-intensive case management.
HOUSING
SUPPORT SERVICES
Nurturing Health, Growth,
and Housing Stability
Youth Services Division created in response to
unprecedented growth in Teen AIDS Task Force
and Q Center participation: Marissa Rice, director.
Community involvement: collaborations with
Wegmans pharmacist to train staff and consult
with clients; sponsor inner city Jazz Fest; received
100 quilts from Tow Path Quilting Guild.
Q Center development associate, Maureen
Harrington O’Neill, hired with help of a matching
grant from the Allyn Foundation to promote Q
Center independence.
Making Room: Canton office re-located and
quadrupled in size.
One Decision Campaign: ACR staff won state
award for outstanding contributions to promote
HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention through
social media.
New HIV test delivers results in ten minutes. The
Uni-Gold HIV test uses a drop of blood from a
finger stick.
North Country Safety First mobile unit to
offer HIV/STD testing and harm reduction and
prevention services not now available in Jefferson,
Oswego, and St. Lawrence counties.
The Mission of AIDS Community Resources is three-fold:
Sled for Red: successful wintertime fundraiser
attracted families, expanded donor base.
• To prevent the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases;
• To provide support services to those who are living with HIV/AIDS; and
• To promote sexual literacy and improved medical outcomes.
Marriage equality: Q Center youth lobby in
successful effort to legalize same sex marriage in
New York State.
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27% Prevention and Education Initiatives
2% Volunteer
Total Revenue:
7%
11%
Special Events
and Donations
Special Events
2%
United Way
27% Prevention and Education Initiatives
2%
Community
Grants 2% Volunteer
$3,964,694
18%
Administration
46% Client Support Services
22% 18% Administration
Medicaid
and 7% Special Events
Other Fees
63%
Government
Grants
46%
Client Support
Services
Expense
Total Expense:
7%
Special Events
18%
Administration
63%
Government
Grants
27%
Prevention and
Education Initiatives
$3,964,694
2%
Volunteer
46%
Client Support
Services
$.75 of every dollar at ACR goes to support, prevention,
and youth services*
*for the fiscal year 7/1/10-6/30/11. Our financial statements have been audited by Dermody, Burke,
& Brown, CPAs, PLLC and are available at www.AIDSCommunityResources.com.
30 Years of AIDS
Paint the Town
RED
May 31, 2011 Salina Street, Syracuse ~
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner (at podium)
and Onondaga County Executive Joanie
Mahoney released a proclamation and painted
a red stripe on Salina Street to kick off
AIDS Community Resources’ highly successful
AIDS awareness campaign “Paint the Town
RED,” which brought wide awareness to the
30 years of AIDS and to the lifelong health
complications caused by the incurable disease.
The County Executive and Mayor each painted
a section of the red stripe on Salina Street and
then watched as ACR volunteer, Karen Hinson,
who is HIV positive, finished off the job.
News photographers captured the event.
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Major - ($5,000.00 + )
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
Cathy J. Berry MD and Associates
M&T Charitable Foundation
Starbucks Coffee
27%
Prevention
and
Sustainer
- ($2,500.00
+)
Education
Initiatives
Bank of New
York Mellon
Best Buy
Henry J. Davis Charitable Lead
Annuity TR
Anonymous
Kinney Drugs Foundation
MAC Global Foundation
2%
Macy’s Foundation
Volunteer
David Mevoli
& Gregory Victory
Frank C. Smith
Tennis-n-Gear, Inc.
ZONTA International
Benefactor - ($1,000.00 + )
Augustus J. Pleuthner Religious
Foundation
Bonide Products, Inc.
John C. Brown
CNY Diagnostic Imaging
Constellation Energy
Day2 Inc.
ESM Health Education
Frederick & Dennie Farrar
GAP Foundation Gift Match Program
The Hartford
IKON Office Solutions
KeyBank
KeyBank National Association
Bill Louer & Wil Murtaugh
MetLife
Christopher W. Mozina
Laura A. Murgia
National Grid
Oneida Savings Bank
Charles O’Neil
Purnima Vyavaharkar Pediatric
Practice
Quest Diagnostics
Mary Ragan
Rite Aid Foundation
Rural Metro Medical Services
Seth’s Pub
Sandy A. Sulik
Carmen A. Sweet & James
A. Randall
Wegmans
Westhill High School TATF
Sponsor - ($500.00 + )
The Hartford
Thomas Angelone
Anonymous
Beacon Federal
The Butterscotch House Bed
& Breakfast
Ciota Law
CONMED Corporation
Countryside Veterinary Clinic, LLP
Michael E. Crinnin
Dancing Kats
DJPuff Advisors Group, Inc.
George Doran
GAP Inc. Giving Campaign
Geddes Federal Savings
Green & Seifter, Attys. PLLC
Hamilton College
Honda City
Danielle Jeffery
Joe Tahan’s Furniture
Raymond Joss
KEYBANK Foundation
Kohl’s
Eugene Krieger
Andrew London & Alan E. Curle
Matthew Madden
McDonald’s
Matthew Micheletti & Rich Makin
Nowerland Equine, LP
NYSCOPBA
Faye Panasci
Janice L. Panasci
Rarely Done Productions
Robin Ring
Rome Memorial Hospital
Carla Rumazza
John Salemme
Santangelo’s Ristorante, Inc.
Laura Serway & Cindy Seymour
Dana Sovocool
Syracuse Home
Syracuse University
Verizon Volunteers Payroll
Incentive Program
Wal-Mart Foundation
Wellness Physician Care PLLC
David Wilkenfeld
Joel Wilkenfeld
Patron - ($250.00 + )
Aetna Foundation, Inc.
Nancy Allen
Tom Angiolillo
AXA Foundation Matching Gifts
Administration
Marny Baker
Daryl C. Bell
Susan M. Benedict
Ralf B. Bernecker
Michael J. Brassard
Carbone Automotive Group
Chittenango Self Storage Inc.
Colleen Clancy
Donald C. Coughlin
Lorene O. Davey
Kathleen Davis
Marylene J. Duah
Margaret T. & Joe Dwyer
Emmanuel Congregational Church
Mark Engle
Janet Epstein
Colleen Esce
Ford Foundation
Gary’s Auto Division of Heitkamp
Enterprises Ltd.
Geri Gittino
Nichole Henderson
Angel J. Iglesias
Innovations Salon & Spa
The Jim Brock Agency of Utica, Inc.
Julie’s Place
Barbara Kessler
Jean Kessner
John H. King
Jeff Kramer
Lacis Tapas Bar
Lorelee Lardear
Sarah Larimore
Kim LaVair
Lindsy Luu
M.S. Kennedy Corp.
Paul J. Mahanna
Jane McCurley
Thomas McKeown
Sally McSween
Mohawk Hospital Equipment
Cyril Mouaikel
Lisa & John Mulcahey
Margaret Murphy
Elizabeth J. Murtaugh
Kathryn A. Nickerson
Lexy Nistico
James Nobles
North Country Transitional Living
Services
Otis Products, Inc.
Michelle Owens
Robert A. Pinkes
Stacey Portzline & Carrie Large
Radke Living Trust
Kyle Ramey
Sam’s Club #6539
Santangelo’s
Second Home LLC
Singers
St. Lawrence SEFA
Autumn Starr
State of New York
Syracuse Stage
Gina Tonello
Jeffrey Unaitis
Verizon Foundation
Wal-Mart Store #1677
Wal-Mart Store #2581
Tom White
The Women’s Effort
David M. Woodruff
John J. Ziegler
Friend - ($100.00 + )
Betty Abel-Jellencich
Advantage Travel of CNY, Inc.
Cheryl Alger
Allergy Care, PLLC
Stacy Alvord
American Legion Post #789
AmeriCU
Christopher Amico
Debra Amidon
Calum Anderson
Zachary Anderson
Ross Andrews
Joseph W. Armentrout
Santino Atak
Jennifer M. AuClair
Terry Auclair-Martin
Paul E. Austin
Balanced Life Chiropractic
Ellie Bawarski
John Benedict
John C. Benedict
Michael A. Benny
Barry Berg
Paul Bertalan
Christopher Billy & Felice Arena
Barbara Bilodeau
William Blake
Jennifer Boland
Lisa Bombard
Boulangerie, Ltd.
William R. Breitenbuecher
Brittonfield
Lisa A. Brown
Ellen R. Brunet
Richard Bunce
Susan Burke
Nancy Bush
Timothy Bush
Winifred M. Byrne
Christine Campbell
Cardinal Health Foundation
Angela Cardone
Jennifer Carey
Laura D. Carnevale
Betty Carroll
Judy Carta
Joanna Carter
Celia & Allen LLC
Qudsia Chaudhry
Cheap Seats Sports Bar & Grille Inc.
Francesca Ciambra
Clarence Henry Coach LLC
Maureen Clifford
CNY Cosmetic & Reconstructive
Surgery
Jacki Coe
Larry Coke
Community Health Charities of NY
Robert L. Cook
Robert Coughlin
Lisa Marie Craner
Kathleen Crinnin
Chris Danek
Mary Beth Davis
Michelle Davis
Monica Davis
Tamara Delgado
Deborah Deming
Helen Dendis
Marlene C. Denney
Janet Denton
Sara DeSimone
Detail Office Contractor Inc.
Ned Deuel
Maureen Dlugozima
Barry Donalty
Mark R. Donovan
Crystal Doody
Erin Dougherty
Dennis Dwyer
U’Nice Elliott
Emproium Marine
Linda Erickson
Aimee Esce
Craig Evans
Denyse Evans
Maryrose Farina
Jay Farino
Andrew Felter
Gregory Fisher
Matthew Fix
Focalpoint Federal Credit Union
Toni M. Fortino
Jessica Fraser
Todd Freebern
Fringe Salon & Spa Inc.
David Frye
G&C of Baldwinsville
Mary Kay A. Garno
Cindy Garofalo
M. C. Geraci
Robert Germain
Gail Getman
Diana Gianetto
Joan F. Gloo
Ronald Gnoza
Gonrovin Veterinary P.C.
Good Morning Realty, Inc.
Maryann Gorman
Maja Gray
Nicole Graziano
Holland C. Gregg
Erin Grieves
Jane Guiles
Christine Gustke
Amy Gutschenritter
Heather Hall
Ann Halley
Abigail Hammond
Katherine Hanna
John Hardy
Teresa Hargrave
Daniel J. Harmony
Patsy Harris
Theresa Harris
Jo Ellen Harrison
Mary Lou Havens
James W. Hazen
Shelia Heaton
William J. Hemmerlein
Henniger High School TATF
Robin Henty
Here’s Joanie Travel
Carolyn L. Hettick
Amanda Hibbard
Joey Hill
Susan Horn
Jerald I. Horowitz
A. David Huntley
Timothy Irving
Marcia James
Kimberly Jenkins
Thomas Jerome
Carole Jesiolowski
Ashley Jones
Terri Lynn Justice
Paula J. Kaminski
Gary Kavney
Shawnna & William Keating
Pamela F. Kedenburg
Jacqueline M. Kelly
Margi Kieper
Heather L. King
Cynthia & David Kirby
Sean Knight
Knights of Columbus #207
Sharon Krams
George Kuckel
Eric R. Kuehmeier
LaClair Family Dental
Elaine Ladich
Julie M. Lapointe
Jane G. LaRock
Dawn Lawrence
Nicholas Leabo
Ki Leclair
Sara Lederman
John P. Leech
Janis Lever
Cindy Lewis
Lindenfeld Law Firm
Leslie L. London
Donna Loucks
Nancy Lowery
Edward Luban
Katherine E. Luciano
Patricia Luke-Perless
Lupini Construction
Paul Lynch
M. Burton Marshall
Linda Macartney
Mark MacBain
Mitchell MacMaster
John Maggio
Kate Magill Walters
Margaret Maimone
Frederick R. Mannara
John Mannion
Michael Martin
Albert S. Mazloom
Judith Mazza
Frederick McGraw
Damhnait McHugh
Janice A. McNamara
Mediterranean Specialty Foods
Anne L. Merrill
Kelly M. Merrill
Stephanie A. Miner
Charles Moehs
Ivan Montalvo-Otano
Christine Montgomery
William A. Morgan
Leah J. Mulcahey
Cheryl Mulconry
Margaret Murphy
David Murray
Judy F. Murray
Anne Marie Myers
Thomas A. Nami
Michele Nastri
Deirdre Neilen
Nina Nicholson
Pauline Nower
Joanne M. Nugent
Jamie Olden
Oral Dynamics Laboratory
Of Inc.
Mark Orr
Michael Patane
Christopher Petty
Kenneth D. Pierce
Holly Y. Piselli
Randal J. Place
Joanne Plis
Joe Racalto
Karen Raio
Diane Rayo
Marilyn Redhead
Braden C. Reese
Regional Medical Management
John Renzi
Kevin Reyes
Dawn Rezak
Alicia Richardson
Katharine A. Richter
Michael Riecke
Rosann Rolchigo
Dennis Romano
F. E. Romano
Roseadon Enterprises
Makino D. Ruth
Susan Santarelli
Clarissa Santos
Dene Sarason
Peter Sarver
Frank Savino
Carolyn Schneider
David Schreiner
SEFA for the Valley & Greater
Utica Area
Neil Sexton
Seymour’s Diner & Grill LLC
Edward Shafer
Edward Sheats
Mary E. Shepard
Randy Simmons
Anne Simpson
Charles Simpson
Robert W. Skellan
Joanne Sliter
Fred Smith
Patrick B. Smith
Solvay Bank
Ellen Somers
Julianne Southard
Charles Stage
Reginald Stanley
Bonnie M. Staring
Paula Steele
Karen Steinberg
Peter C. Steingraber
Marsha Sundman
Sustainable Office Solutions
Stephen Sweet
Stephen Swift
Syracuse Crunch Corps Booster
Club
Syracuse Crunch Hockey Club
Syracuse Housing, LLC
Charles M. Thiaville
Tracey L. Thomas
Geoff & Kim Thompson
Mary Thor
Patricia Titus
Abraham Torres
Paul Truax
Truist
Marilyn R. Tucci
Deborah Tunick
United Way of Central and
Northeastern Connecticut
United Way of New York City
United Way of Rockland County,
Inc.
Sally Vacanti
Renee M. Valerino
Thea van der Ven
Lynnette S. Vandyke
Mary Grace VanNortwick
Cathy Vaughn
Dennis Victory
Julio Videras
Nina Vitalino
Donna VonMinden
Daniel Wall
Dolores I. Walrath
J. T. Walters
Mary A. Wasilewski
Kathleen Wentworth
Charles Wentzel
John Westfall-Kwong
Adrienne R. Whiteley
Trace m. Wilbur-Bey
Joel Wilkenfeld
Vivienne Wilkenfeld
Erin Wilson
Jacob R. Wood
Jennifer Woodman
Debra Wurz
Roger A. Yager
Joy Yoffa
AIDS Walk/Run Leader
($7,500+)
Bill Louer
Carmen Sweet
AIDS Walk/Run Sustainer
($5,000 -7,499)
Chuck Simpson
AIDS Walk/Run Benefactor
($2,500-4,999)
Marylene Duah
Aimee Esce
Mark MacBain
Dave Mevoli
Wil Murtaugh
Frank Smith
Lynne Winters
AIDS Walk/Run Sponsor
($1,000-2,499)
Kate Adamy
Tom Angiolillo
Christine Bauer
Stephanie Bowden
Colleen Clancy
Amanda Cohen
Michael Crinnin
Deborah D’Angelo
Tamara Delgado
Justin Divens
Seth Dusharm
Mark Engle
Kristie Fuller
Cheri Giancola
Geri Gittino
Jessica Green
Margaret Jarvis
Raymond Joss
Martin Lynch
Melissa Mendez
Matthew Micheletti
Thomas Nami
Carm Petrera
Stacey Portzline
Ethel Soukey
Scott Southard
Wayne Suddaby
Sandy Sullik
Cindy Toole
Gregory Victory
Kayleigh Wanzer
Jennifer Woodman
Joanne Wynings
AIDS Walk/Run Patron
$500-999
Tina Bariteau
John Benedict
Susan Benedict
Ralf Bernecker
Angie Blair
Edward Brown
Jeffery Brown
Jacki Coe
Barb Coughlin
Don Coughlin
Marian Crinnin
Fran Crippen
Christina DeMoya
Josh Donaldson
Margaret Dwyer
Cathleen Earhart
U’Nice Elliott
Frederick Farrar
Nikki Fenmore
Brenda Fire
Timohy Foote
Kaeliann Fraser
Nicholas Fraser
Nancy Garofano
Caruso Gina
Erin Glaser
Nicole Graziano
John Hardy
Kristina Harter
Joey Hill
Margi Kieper
Sarah Kreiger
Ray Kyle
Laurie LaFrance
Carrie Large
Dave Large
Jane Larock
Marvin Larock
Kim LaVair
Justin Lynch
Susan M. Benedict
Jason Magnuson
Emily Maltese
Paula Mayo
Janice McNamara
Steve Mendrek
Chris Monica
Jeannine Murtaugh
Chuck Neidel
Jack and Paul Omilanowicz
Amanda Perrine
Benie Pham
Bob Pinkes
Jennifer Plis
Jessica Plouffe
Francine Race
Jade Reynolds
Michael Riecke
Kim Rieppel
Caytie Ruhm
Carla Rumazza
Mark Salamida
Natalie Schmitt
Milly Smith
Matthew Taranto
Renee Valerino
Heidi Venero
Sherri Wineland
Elizabeth Wright
Gifts in Kind
Agro-Farma (Chobani)
Armando Guerra Designs
AssaultCity Roller Derby
Auburn Party Rental Center
Bagel Grove
Bella Cucina
Bentley & Hoke, LLC
Bill P. Louer
Blue Tusk
BMD Ministries
Body Shop Fitness & Salon
Brueggers Bagles - Syracuse
B’s Creations
Cabot Creamery
Cafe Caruso
Carol Sweet
Charlie’s Pizza
Chesterfield’s Restaurant
Chloe’s Bows
Club O2
CNY Awards & Apparel
CNY Roller Derby
Delmonico’s Italian Steakhouse
Delta Sonic
Dessert Booth
Dorothea Schrader
Dunkin Donuts
Food Bank of CNY
FOX-68 WSYT
Gary Petrie
Georgio’s Village Cafe
Golf Shack
GR8Shows
Greg S. Miller
Hamilton College
Hamilton College Spectator
Hannaford Stores
Hannaford Superstore
Hands on Wellness
Heideberg/Balkan
Heluva Good
Hofmann Sausage
Holiday Inn Express - Cicero
Holistic Horizons
Holland Farms
HOT 107.9
Hummel’s Office Plus
Inter Religious Food Consortium
James Rayo
JC Penny
JetBlue Airways
Jill Masters
Jorgenson Companies
JPJ Electronics
KISS FM
Lacis Tapas Bar
Le Patisserie
Mark Kavouksorian
Matthew’s Salon Spa
McDonald’s
Mohegan Manor
MOST
Nancy Carpenter Czerw
Nantucket Cat
Natur-Tyme
New York State Department
of Transportation
Nexstar Broadcast Group
Northern Safety Co., Inc.
NYS Fair
NYS Zoo at Thompson Park
Olive Garden
Onondaga School of Therapeutic
Massage
Outback Steakhouse-Utica
Packy’s Pub
Panera Bread
Price Chopper
Quaker Steak and Lube Syracuse
Radisson Hotel
Reformed Church of Syracuse
Rio Grande Tex Mex Grill
Rusty Doves
Saranac
Sathya Sai Center
Scotsman Press
Smokey Note Foods
Sports Lobby
Stanley Center of Arts
Starbucks
Stephens Media Group Watertown
SugarBabes Gourmet Cupcakes
Symeon’s Greek Restaurant
Syracuse Banana
Syracuse Crunch Hockey Club
Syracuse New Times
Syracuse Stage
T.J. Sheehan Distributing
Teoka Muhammad
Tex Mex
Tigerbelly Bounce Houses
Timothy Hill
Tony Thompson
United Way of Valley & Greater
Utica
Upstate Farms
Valley Music Supply
Wal-Mart Distribution Center
Wayne’s & Meltzer’s Syracuse
Bicycle
Willow Brooks Golf Club
Wise Guys
Women’s Effort
WWNY TV 7
Individuals reached through:
Case Management
340
Treatment Adherence Services
177
Emergency Assistance
152
Long-Term Housing
48
Transportation
182
Community Presentations
224
Miles traveled to Serve Clients
83,993
Support Services
HIV positive clients
Silver Leader - ($10,000.00 + )
Empower Federal Credit Union
The UPS Foundation
The Allyn Foundation
Support Services
Modes of Transmission
Revenue
The donor list below reflects gifts received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.
51% Heterosexual contact
26% Men who have Sex w/ Men
15% Injection Drug Use
0.7% Blood Product
0.3% Perinatal
4% Other
3% Unknown
Prevention Services
Individuals reached through:
Risk Reduction Counseling
181
HIV/STD/Hepatitis groups
262
HIV Counseling and Testing
223 51% Heterosexual contact
26% Men who have Sex w/ Men
STD Screening
145 15% Injection Drug Use
0.7% Blood Product
Safety First
Outreach
encounters
0.3%
Perinatal
10,6324% Other
3% Unknown
Health Education Presentations
664
Support Services
HIV positive clients
11% Special Events and Donations
AIDS Community Resources would like to recognize the individuals, corporations, and organizations that help fund the fight against HIV/AIDS and STDs.
HIV+ Client Demographics
Race and Ethnicity
July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011
Program Services
1% 13-19
42%
White
9% 20-29
40%
16%
30-39
51% Black
Heterosexual contact
14%
39%
40-49
26% Hispanic
Men who have Sex w/ Men
2%
35%Multiracial
50+
15%
Injection
Drug Use
1%
Native
0.7%
BloodAmerican
Product
1%
Asian
0.3%
Perinatal
4% Other
3% Unknown
Youth Division
Individuals reached through:
Teen AIDS Task Force
5,572
Trained TATF Peer Educators
882
Utica LGBTQ Youth Group
85
Auburn LGBTQ
Youth Groupcontact
1% 13-19
51%
Heterosexual
9% 20-29
6
26%
Men who have Sex w/ Men
16%Injection
30-39
Q Center15%
Youth40-49
GroupsDrug Use
39%
0.7%
Blood Product
200 0.3%
35% Perinatal
50+
4% Other
Support Services
HIV positive clients
7% Special Events
2% United Way
Corporate & Community Financial Support
18% Administration
Age
46% Client Support Services
3% Unknown
Volunteer
Services
Volunteers & Interns
365
Volunteer Hours
8,613
Food pantry distributions
143
Personal care/household items distributed
195
Hot meals prepared and served
556
Holiday Angels
1% 13-19
169 9% 20-29
16% 30-39
Holiday Angel
recipients
39% 40-49
378 35% 50+
Support Services
HIV positive clients
Fiscal Summary
22% Medicaid and Other Fees
Gender
65% Government and Community Grants
55%
Male
42%
White
44%
Female
1%
13-19
40%
Black
1%20-29
Transgender
9%
14%
Hispanic
16%
30-39
2%
Multiracial
39%
40-49American
1%
Native
35%
50+
1%
Asian
55% Male
44% Female
1% Transgender
3/15/12 10:25 PM