1. Healthcare

2012 Annual Report
The mission of Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics is to provide high quality,
comprehensive, affordable healthcare to all people, regardless of their ability to pay,
in an environment that fosters respect, compassion and dignity.
Board
Gary Gray, CPA
Board Chair
Melinda Staveley
Vice-Chair
Paul Jaconette
Treasurer
Mark Palmer
Secretary
Eileen Bunning
Immediate Past Chair
Deborah Babineau
Enriqueta Garcia
Brian Knowles
Jeffrey Kupperman, MD
Chris Lambert, MD
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John Lewis, PhD
Kathleen McMahon, LMT
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Jorge Morales
Candice Nyholt, MBA
Michael O’Kelley, CPA, CFE
Kathleen Rodriguez, MPH
Austin Sexton
Henry O. Ventura
Carmen Young, M.Ed, PA-C
Leadership Team
Charles Fenzi, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Quynh Nguyen, DDS
Chief Dental Officer
Emma Mayer, MBA
Chief Financial Officer
Eastside Neighborhood Clinic
915 N. Milpas St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Ph: 805-963-1641 Fax 805-962-6616
Eastside Family Dental Clinic
923 N. Milpas St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Ph: 805-884-1998 Fax: 805-884-1875
Isla Vista Neighborhood Clinic
970 Embarcadero del Mar
Isla Vista, CA 93117
Ph: 805-968-1511 Fax: 805-968-7041
Westside Neighborhood Clinic
628 W. Micheltorena St.
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Ph: 805- 963-1546 Fax: 805-962-4771
Tanya G. Gonzales, CFRE
Director of Development
Yessenia Marroquin
Director of Clinic Operations
Amy R. Ramos
Director of Human Resources
SBNC Administration Office
1900 State Street, Suite G
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Ph: 805-617-7869 Fax: 805-898-2002
Board
Message
With a rich tradition of over 40 years of service to the community, Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC)
continues to serve while preparing to adapt to a growing need in an ever-changing healthcare environment. Through careful stewardship of our resources, we continue to provide 17,000 individual patients per year with
quality, affordable healthcare, in dignified and respectful settings.
As we navigate the difficulties and challenges of the changing landscape of healthcare, we ready ourselves for
the full effect of the Affordable Care Act, while seeking every new opportunity to further our mission. We are
complying with the mandate that all health providers convert to electronic health records by 2014. While this
is a costly undertaking, this past year we have completed transferring our paper dental charts to electronic
records and have implemented electronic records in our largest medical clinic. We expect to complete this
transition at our other two medical clinics next year. This project is vital to the future growth and sustainability
of SBNC as we seek every opportunity to carry out our mission.
As Board Chair I am extremely proud of the level of passion and professionalism each staff member has
brought to bear on these projects. The dedication and commitment of staff — both those behind the scenes
and those with patient contact — enable our clinicians to provide healthcare to the most vulnerable among
us. With our mission to provide quality care to thousands in need, our clinicians continue to focus on both
the quality and breadth of care to our community. We look forward to the potential opportunities open to us
as we pursue our own independent designation as a Federally Qualified Health Center. This status will offer
us new opportunities to ensure the future vitality and sustainability of SBNC for generations to come.
In the year past we navigated times of difficulty and uncertainty, while accomplishing projects of vital
importance and providing a sturdy foundation to build upon for our future. This year we begin to implement
a new strategic plan to secure our future as a key piece of Santa Barbara’s healthcare continuum for today
and decades to come. With our long history of compassionate care, our dedicated staff and our committed
volunteers, all in service of our patients, we look forward to the future with confidence.
Sincerely,
Gary Gray, CPA
Board Chair
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SBNC’s Diabetic Retinal
Screening Program
T
he clinicians at Santa Barbara Neighborhood
Clinics (SBNC) care for a large number of patients
suffering from diabetes mellitus. In helping our
patients manage their diabetes, SBNC has developed a
sophisticated program designed to provide tools and
education to help prevent the dreaded complications
of this disease. Included among the complications of
uncontrolled diabetes are kidney failure and arterial
vascular disease, which can lead to stroke, heart attack
and loss of limbs. One of the major complications of this
disease is diabetic retinopathy, which is a leading cause of
blindness in the United States. The optimum control of diabetes is obtained when
the patient and clinician form a true partnership in the
management of the disease process. In this arrangement
the patient utilizes the clinician’s expertise to guide his/
her strategy not only for controlling his/her blood sugars,
but also for preventing complications. This strategy usually
requires the use of several classes of medication. It also
requires the development of a system of measures that
allows for the early detection of problems at a time when
the damage can be minimized. The patient and the clinician
meet regularly to discuss these measures, which include: 1) blood pressure and weight control, 2) blood tests like the
Hemoglobin A1c, lipids and kidney tests, 3) foot exam by a
foot specialist and 4) screening for eye disease.
machines that
provide better
magnification.
One such
device is
called the
“retinal camera,”
which captures an image of
the retina after the pupil has been dilated.
This image is then examined by an expert who provides
the patient’s primary clinician with a report. If the expert
reports an abnormality in the retina, the clinician will make
arrangements for the patient to be seen by a specialist in
ophthalmology, who in turn will take measures designed
to preserve the patient’s vision.
[ ]
“Diabetic Retinal Screening has been
invaluable to the early detection of
Type 2 diabetes in all ages”
SBNC realizes the importance of good eye health. The
University of California at Berkeley School of Optometry
is supplying us with a retinopathy machine known as
EyePACS and will provide expert analysis of the retinal
images. This makes it easier for our patients to obtain
screening for diabetic retinopathy. Our certified retinal
The examination of the eye involves obtaining detailed
photographers will offer screening to all our diabetic
views of the back of the eye where the nerves and blood
patients on an annual basis. Images will be sent
supply of the eye are located in a layer known as the retina. electronically to UC Berkeley and the results of the analysis
This visualization can be accomplished directly by looking will be sent back to the clinician, who will then discuss
at the eye with magnification using an ophthalmoscope. them with the patient. Any abnormalities can be acted
A better image is obtained by widening the pupil, i.e.
upon rapidly. With the new, state-of-the-art retinopathy
dilating the eye with special medication. Recently, an
program, our patients can receive convenient screenings
even better view of the eye can be obtained by using
to protect their eye health.
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Cancer Free
and Grateful
A
bout two years ago Ilene, a long-time
volunteer and former Santa Barbara
Neighborhood Clinics employee,
was volunteering in one of our clinics when she
mentioned to Dr. Lawton that she was having unusual
post-menopausal bleeding. At Dr. Lawton’s urging,
Ilene went to her own doctor that was covered by
her insurance and had an annual exam which turned
out to be normal. The next time she was in the
clinic volunteering she mentioned that she was still
bleeding but the test had been normal. Dr. Lawton
was still concerned and recommended she make an
appointment with her right away. After performing an
ultrasound, Dr. Lawton discovered a tumor and did a
biopsy. Unfortunately the biopsy came back positive
for cancer. Ilene was very nervous, but Dr. Lawton
took swift action and referred her to the Cancer
Center of Santa Barbara. She had surgery to remove
the tumor within a few weeks. Upon follow up, the
pathology of the tumor and lymph nodes taken
for testing revealed that all of the cancer had been
removed. Ilene had a few rounds of radiation therapy
and now this episode in her life is behind her. “Dr. Lawton’s sound medical diagnosis and quick
action saved my life. I am a living testament to the
efficient and effective medical care that is available
at the Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics. I have
personally witnessed first-hand the excellent and
critical medical services that are provided for the
community by the Neighborhood Clinics. Dr. Lawton
is a testament to this excellence of care, and my family
will forever be grateful to her,” wrote Ilene.
[ ]
“Dr. Lawton’s sound medical
diagnosis and quick action
saved my life.”
Dr. Lawton is a shining example of all our clinicians
who work tirelessly to deliver valuable and often lifesaving healthcare to thousands in need.
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Medical
Services
Medical Preventive Services
Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC) provides quality,
affordable, primary and preventive care to individuals and
families regardless of their ability to pay. We pride ourselves
on having highly trained physicians and clinical staff that are
dedicated to our mission and are compassionate healthcare
providers. Our physicians provide a variety of medical services
to thousands of patients each year.
Preventive & Primary Medical Care
Services we provide include:
• Internal Medicine
• Pediatrics
• Women’s Health
• Children’s Health & Disability Program
Eastside Neighborhood Clinic
915 N. Milpas Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 963-1641
Monday, Tuesday
8:15 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8:15 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Westside Neighborhood Clinic
628 W. Micheltorena Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 963-1546
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
8:15 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday
8:15 a.m. – 6:30 p.m
Saturday
8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
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• Access to Mental Health Services • Chronic care management for illnesses such as Diabetes,
Hypertension and Asthma
• Cancer Detection Program
• Application assistance for health coverage, such as
Healthy Families/Healthy Kids
• Bi-cultural/Bi-lingual health and life-skills education
• Community outreach and presentations
A major component of the work of SBNC medical services
is preventive care. When individuals know how to care for
themselves and for their families they become empowered
in their own care. They realize they can actually have a role
in their own health. While this may sound obvious to many
of us, it is not so clear to some, especially children. Simple
things like brushing teeth properly, washing hands, making
good eating choices and getting regular exercise can greatly
mitigate health risks. Prevention can greatly reduce the onset
of conditions that create a need for more extensive care,
including diabetes, heart disease, tooth decay and even some
forms of cancer. SBNC stresses prevention education at all
levels of care for its patients. In calendar year 2012, Santa Barbara
Neighborhood Clinics served a total of
16,743 unduplicated patients with 81,151
total patient and health education visits
(includes 35,809 unduplicated medical
visits and 12,634 dental visits).
Medical preventive services include health education
delivered through our Health Promotion Department. The
Health Promotion Department provides free, bilingual health
education classes and trainings, either independently or
with various partners, including Sansum Diabetes Research
Institute. Class topics include asthma management, prediabetes and diabetes prevention and management classes,
self-esteem, sex education, smoking cessation, stress
management, teen health advocacy, Hispanic women’s health
advocacy and many more.
Isla Vista Neighborhood Clinic
970 Embarcadero del Mar
Isla Vista, CA 93117
In calendar year 2012, the Health
Promotion Department delivered over
7,600 patient education visits.
(805) 968- 1511
Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Dental Services
Dental education makes up the primary basis of dental
preventive services for Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics.
The dental education program is very innovative and
unique for the Santa Barbara community, and it is a key
factor in the long-term oral and overall health of patients.
Our Eastside Family Dental Clinic (EFDC) staff and volunteers
provide oral hygiene education and dental supplies to every
single child and every member of his/her family who visits
the clinic. EFDC collaborates with the Assistance League
of Santa Barbara to deliver dental hygiene and nutrition
education, and oral hygiene kits.
Health Promotion Department
915 N. Milpas Street, 2nd Floor
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 963-8566
Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Services we provide include:
Education, prevention, comprehensive and emergency
treatments for oral health (general dentistry) including:
• Limited and comprehensive exams, digital x-rays
• Extractions - surgical and non-surgical
• Emergency treatments
• Restorations - fillings, crowns and bridges
• Root canal therapy
Eastside Family Dental Clinic
• Dentures: Partial or complete
923 N. Milpas Street
• Implants
• Prophylaxis (cleaning)
• Periodontal treatment, including periodontal scaling
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 884-1998
Monday – Friday 7:45 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
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Leveraging Resources Through Partnerships
W
ithout partners throughout our community,
Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC)
could not provide the level of care our
patients need and deserve. By collaborating
with numerous non-profit and government
organizations each year, SBNC leverages
each dollar to ensure our patients
receive the best possible care. Sansum
Clinic is one of our partners that go
above and beyond to help our patients
receive specialty care which our patients
can’t afford. Free to our patients, they
provide radiology services such as CT scans,
mammograms, ultrasounds and MRI’s. In addition,
they provide free colonoscopies for patients in need. A
healthy community relies on providers working together
and SBNC is grateful for its partnership with Sansum Clinic,
allowing us to focus on primary medical care knowing
they can assist our patients with their radiology and
colonoscopy services.
SBNC is part of a healthcare continuum which includes
Cottage Health System, Sansum Clinic and Santa
Barbara County Public Health Department. We
collaborate with the County on our healthcare
services for the homeless and we partner
with Cottage Health Systems on a variety
of projects. Critical to our success are a
number of non-profit Community Based
Organizations (CBOs) who provide us
with gifts in kind and referral services
to our patients. Among the CBOs that
SBNC collaborates with are: Direct Relief
International, SEE International, Lutheran
Medical Center of New York, St. Cecilia Society,
Transition House, Unity Shoppe, Casa Esperanza,
Assistance League of Santa Barbara, United Way and
Legal Aid Foundation, to name a few. It is through these partnerships that we are able to deliver
quality, affordable healthcare to thousands each year.
Electronic Dental Records Goes Live
W
ith the 2014 mandate to transfer all medical
records from paper to electronic, our Eastside
Family Dental Clinic (EFDC) took a huge leap
forward and was the first of our clinics to implement
the new system. After transferring x-rays from our old
Dentrix system, creating templates, training, making
sure Electronic Practice Management can communicate
with Electronic Dental Records, testing, etc., on May
29, 2012 our dental clinic went “live” with a system
called QSI. “It was very time consuming,” said Dr.
Quynh Nguyen, Chief Dental Officer. “However, the
staff worked hard and we succeeded from the very
start in becoming more efficient than when we were
using paper charts.“ The EFDC now sees an additional
8-10 patients per day due to the increase in efficiencies
brought about by the new electronic system. “We
were seeing approximately 45 patients a day and now
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we can see about 55. This allows us instant access to
our patients’ records and reduces charting time, thus
allowing us to provide care for more patients,” said Dr.
Nguyen. All patient paper charts are in secured storage
as required and back-up systems are in place for all
electronic records.
Dental Assistant Susanna Guerrero utilizes electronic dental records
for fast, efficient patient care.
Financials
Snapshot of SBNC Financials
Fiscal year 2012: July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012
Total Revenues - $8,720,146
In 2012, the Santa Barbara
Neighborhood Clinics distributed
more than 11,000 free oral
hygiene kits to children, their
families and the homeless.
1% 3%
15%
81%
* Total Program Service Fees - $7,112,244
8%
12%
14%
Total Expenses - $8,856,072
66%
4%
22%
74%
In 2012, Santa Barbara Neighborhood
Clinics served nearly 17,000 patients.
Of these patients: 95% were below the
federal poverty level; 37% were children,
5% were seniors, 61% were women,
39% men, 66% were Hispanic.
Source: FY 2012 Audited Financial Statement. For details, please see www.sbclinics.com.
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Leaders of the Heart
Special thanks to our generous donors whose gifts help SBNC provide quailty, affordable healthcare to thousands each year.
Marshall & Carol Ackerman
Peter & Rebecca Adams
Steven & Ann Ainsley
Lesley Alexander
American Riviera Bank
Bob & Jean Anderson
Hilary Andrews
Mortimer & Bea Andron
Kurt & Marion Anker
Ann Jackson Family Foundation
David & Cynthia Ardell
Dr. Michele Armet
Dr. & Mrs. William & Sally Arnett
Victor K. Atkins Jr.
Arthur Ayres Jr.
B&B Foundation
Bryan & Deborah Babineau
William & Virginia Baker
Margery Baragona
Natalie Baroni
BB&H Benefit Designs
James & Katherine Belden
Dr. & Mrs. Richard & Liza Belkin
Consuelo Benavidez
Ann Bermingham
Burt & Judith Bernstein
Dr. & Mrs. Larry & Jamie Bickford
Dr. Marc Bienstock
James & Bonnie Blakley
Dr. Rita Blau
Patty Bliss
Geoff & Polly Bloomingdale
Blue Shield of California Foundation
Vicky Blum & David Lebell
Boone Printing & Graphics
Dr. & Mrs. Michael & Misty Bordofsky
Jorgia Bordofsky
Susan Bower
Dr. & Mrs. Gary & Maggie Bradley
Brittingham Family Foundation
Donald & Carrie Brown
Michael S. Brown
Brown & Brown Insurance
Joyce & Roland Bryan
Bob & Patty Bryant
William J. Buchanan
Eileen Bunning & Mike Gorodezky
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Doug & Rachel Burbank
Peter & Lilla Burgess
California Pizza Kitchen
Bonnie Campbell
Congresswoman Lois Capps
Supervisor & Mrs. Salud & Gina Carbajal
Dr. John Carbon & Dr. Louise Clarke
Robert & Dolores Cathcart
CenCal Health
Central Coast Wine Classic
Natasha Chamberlain
David C. & Myra Chapman
John & Debby Ciambrone
City of Goleta
City of Santa Barbara
Carnzu Clark
Rand & Susan Clarke
Stephen & Marian Cohen
Joseph & Margaret Connell
Philip & Margaret Conran
Addison P. & Beatrice Cook
Cottage Health System
Dr. & Mrs. Tom & Deborah Cox
Thomas Crabtree
Crawford Idema Family Foundation
Thomas & Dee Dee Crocker
CVS Caremark
Dr. & Mrs. Mark & Susie Da Re
Oliveira Dairy
Nourollah Hassanpour Damavandi
Dr. & Mrs. Erno & Martha Daniel
Melissa Dase
James & Sheila Davidson
Andrew & Adrianne Davis
Angelique Davis
Margaret Dawes
Peter & Sarah De Tagyos
Claude A. & Julia Lea Desponds
Barbara S. Deutsch
Devereaux Foundation
John & Anna Marie Devore
Sally Dickson
Direct Relief International
Dreier Family Foundation
James & Monica Egan
Della Jean Elden
Neil Elliott
Bruce & Canda Emmeluth
Dr. & Mrs. Robert & Christine Emmons
Rick & Dawn Ericson
Dr. & Mrs. Charles & Vera Fenzi
Dr. & Mrs. Derrick & Cami Ferris-Wong
Joel & Vasanti Fithian
Richard & Miriam Flacks
Hon. & Mrs. Paul G. & Kee Flynn
Steven Foley
Betty Fouse
Steve & Laura Francis
Ina Frank
Fund for Santa Barbara
Catherine Gainey
Tish Gainey & Charles S. Roehm
Enriqueta Garcia
Janet Garufis
Orman & Richelle Gaspar
Dr. & Mrs. Harris & Bernice Gelberg
Tom & Elizabeth Gerig
Dr. & Mrs. Lorenz & Evelyn Gerlach
Jerry D. & Elaine Gibson
Bill Gielow
Gildea Foundation, Inc.
Ghita Ginberg
Arnie & Anne Giordano
Ivan & Amy Girling
Randy Glick
Joel Goldberg
Anthony & JoAnn Gomez
Robert & Tanya Gonzales
Good Search
Good Works Health Inc.
Andrew & Penelope Gottlieb
Alice Grant
Gary Gray
Gary & Susan Gulbransen
Nancy Gutfreund
Norman & Jane Habermann
John Hallamek
Dr. & Mrs. Gary & Patricia V. Hanson
Harold Simmons Foundation
Dr. Peter Hasler & Dr. Elizabeth Downing
Stan & Betty Hatch
Jerry Hatchett
Rand Hayes
Bob & Vicki Hazard
A Partial List of Donors
( July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012)
Thomas & Anne Hendrick
Judi Henteloff
Herbert & Gertrude Latkin Charitable
Foundation
Paul & Virginia Hernadi
Hildegard H. Balin Charitable Foundation
Hirsch Family Foundation
Mary Ellen Hoffman
Norman P. Hoffman
Robert & Jean Holmes
Michael Honer
Terence & Jane Honikman
David Hoskinson
Preston B. & Maurine Hotchkis
Joe Howell Jr.
Hutton-Parker Foundation
Robert & Joan Jacobs
Paul R. & Jennifer Jaconette
Penny Jenkins
Shane Jimmerson
John & Mary Johnson
Dr. & Mrs. Tom & Pam Jones
Desmond & Monica Jones
Mary Ann Jordan
M. Julian
Joel & Dawn Kaufman
Leslie Kerney & Gordon VanderSal
Richard B. & Connie Kennelly
James & Diane Kennett
Charles Kimbell
Brian Knowles
Dan & Diane Krieger-Carlisle
Caitlin Kroger
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Nancy Kupperman
La Centra-Sumerlin Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Chris & Connie Lambert
David & Jennifer Lamkin
David Landecker
Sharon Landecker
Dr. & Mrs. William & Martha Lannan
Walter & Lorna Larsen
Robert H. Le Gassick
Lenvik & Minor Architects
Dianne Leslie
Susan Levin
Albert & Barbara Lindemann
Paul Longanbach
continued
A Partial List of Donors
( July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012)
Jacqueline Lunianski
Terrence R. Lydon
Peter & Leslie MacDougall
Tomas & Muriel Machin
Marilyn Magid
Michael & Priscilla Marshall
Thomas Mates & Amy Ramos
George & Jean Matthaei
Mary Maxwell
Emma Mayer
Patrick & Helen McCarthy
Jim McClure
Lorraine McDonnell & M. Stephen Weatherford
Dr. & Mrs. Bruce & Natalie McFadden
J. Sears & Marni McGee
McGee Surveying Consulting
Steve & Julie McGovern
Kathleen McMahon
Dr. & Mrs. James V. & Chris McNamara
MedBridge Development Company, LLC
Medtronic Foundation
Michael & Nancy Meissner
Sophia Melvin
Eva Menkin
Vincent & Susan Mezzio
Dr. Larry Mietus
Warren & Marlene Miller
Richard & Cheryl Miller
William Mobraaten
Dr. Peter Morris
Peter & Judy Murphy
Dr. & Mrs. Mark & Shira Musicant
Dr. & Mrs. Jim & Marilyn Myerly
Netnolimits, Inc.
Network for Good
Dr. Quynh Nguyen & Hung Tran
Dale L. & R.H. Nutter
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas & Kay Ochsner
Raymond & Edith Ogella
Outhwaite Foundation
Jack & Sheri Overall
Pacific Diagnostic Laboratories
Mark & Barbara Palmer
Dr. Terry Pannkuk
Peter & Dusty Parish
Victoria Pauley
Leaders of the Heart
Special thanks to our generous donors whose gifts help SBNC provide quailty, affordable healthcare to thousands each year.
Charles H. Perlo
Dennis & Cynthia Peterson
Dr. Janet Pickthorn
Dr. Bradley Pinkernell
Susan Plummer
Reilly & Jan Pollard
W.A. & Dolores Pollock
Amalia Priego
Ira Purdy
Ralphs/Food 4 Less Foundation
Brian & Joanne Rapp
Nat Reinke
George Relles & Bettylou Borovay
Robert S. Rheem
James J. & Evelyn B. Ricci
J. A. Riparetti
Jim Rivera
Dorothy Roberts
Lee Robertson
Kathleen Rodriguez & John Zant
Mark & Regina Rodwell
R.R. & Ruth Roes
Edward & Rosemarie Romero
Rick & Regina Roney
Sybil Rosen
Dr. & Mrs. Ian & Muriel Ross
Dr. Howard Rothman & Ms. Jane Warner
Marian & Steve Rothstein
Barbara Rubin
Dr. & Mrs. Clifford & Phyllis Ruddle
Russell Rumberger
Dr. Andria B. Ruth
Dr. Paul Ryack & Ms. Tomiko Narahara
John & Mary Ryan
Steve M. & Susan K. Sakauye
Dennis & Abbe Sands
Sansum Clinic
Santa Barbara Asset Management
Santa Barbara Bank & Trust
Santa Barbara Foundation
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians
Dr. Stuart Sato
SB/VC Dental Care Foundation
Richard & Maryan Schall
Phyllis Schechter
Christiane Schlumberger
Mayor Helene Schneider
Carol Schroeer
Jean Schuyler
Austin Sexton
Dr. Anu Sharma & Sonny Chehl
Anthony Shih
Kate Silsbury
Stephen & Jacqueline Simons
Dr. Cynder Sinclair
Carol Lee Skinner
Rob Skinner & Meghan White
Tamara Skov
Andrea Slevin
David & Carolyn Spainhour
Lynne Sprecher
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
St. Francis Foundation
Michael Stackpoole
Dr. Jon Standlee
Jack & Judy Stapelmann
Margaret Staton
Melinda Staveley
Dr. & Mrs. Richard & Julie Steckel
Stefanie L. Lancaster Foundation
Dr. Martin Stein
K. Martin Stevenson
Louise Stewart
Elizabeth Stewart
Doris Sturgess
Doreen Suchman
Robert & Joan Sugar
Dr. & Mrs. Neil & Joan Sullivan
Jean Svoboda
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Jennifer Syme
Dr. & Mrs. Jim & Joyce Tamborello
Candice Tang-Nyholt
Barry & Nora Taugher
Damon Taugher
The Allergan Foundation
The Bank of Santa Barbara
The Dream Foundation
The Green Well
The Timothy & Bernadette Marquez
Foundation
Tom & Mary Thomas
Thomas & Carrie Tighe
Michael & Anne Towbes
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dr. & Mrs. Vincent & Nancy Tubiolo
Marshall Tulin
Barbara Turner Sachs
George B. Turpin Jr.
Union Pacific Foundation
Unitarian Society of Santa Barbara
United Way of S.B. County
Dr. Thomas A. Van Meter
Venoco, Inc.
Henry Ventura
Luis Villegas
Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care Foundation
Volentine Family Foundation
Ellen Wall
Wallis Foundation
Mary H. Walsh
Mike & Barbara Wapner
W. Wright Watling
Watling Foundation Inc.
Harold & Stephen Wayne
Jonathan Weg
Weingart Foundation
Thomas & Diane Weisenburger
Julian & Theresa Weissglass
Westaire Heating & Air Conditioning
Dr. Stewart White
Alice Willfong
William P. Neil Foundation
Williams-Corbett Foundation
Wilshire Health & Community Services
Joy Winer
Dr. Eric Wipf
William & Mona Wise
Women’s Fund of Santa Barbara
Wood-Claeyssens Foundation
Gordon Wright
Margaret Wright
Jason & Robin Yardi
Carmen Young
James & Beverly Zaleski
Eugene F. & Gail Zannon
Charles & Nina Zimmer
Alison Zuber
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Leaving a Lasting Legacy—Through a Charitable Bequest
Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC) is dedicated to providing high quality, comprehensive and affordable
healthcare, regardless of a person’s ability to pay. You can help us carry out this mission through a long-term gift.
These kinds of gifts are easy to set up, and they allow your support of SBNC to continue even after you’re gone.
Please consider including a gift to SBNC in your will or living trust. Called a charitable bequest, this type of gift
offers these main benefits:
√ Simplicity. Just a few sentences in your will or trust are all that is needed. Share the sample bequest
language for Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics with your estate planning attorney:
“I, [name], of [city, state ZIP], give, devise and bequeath to Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics [written
amount or percentage of the estate or description of property] for its unrestricted use and purpose.”
√ Flexibility. Because you are not actually making a gift until after your lifetime, you can change your
mind at any time.
√ Versatility. You can structure the bequest to leave a specific item or amount of money, make the gift
contingent on certain events, or leave a percentage of your estate to us.
√ Tax Relief. If your estate is subject to estate tax, your gift is entitled to an estate tax charitable
deduction for the gift’s full value.
Please let us know if you have or will be making a provision in your estate plan for SBNC. We would like to
recognize your generosity by including you in our Legacy Society. Through your legacy gift you will make an
indelible difference in the lives of hundreds who need affordable healthcare.
For more information, please contact Director of Development, Tanya Gonzales, CFRE.
Santa Barbara Neighborhod Clinics
1900 State Street Suite G
Santa Barbara CA 93101
(805) 617-7869 • fax (805) 898-2002
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Sunday, October 6, 2013
6:00 p.m.
La Pacifica Ballroom, Coral Casino
Four Seasons Resort – The Biltmore Santa Barbara
1260 Channel Drive, Santa Barbara
For more information, contact Tanya Gonzales (805) 617-7869.