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2011 Annual Report
The mission of Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics is to provide high quality,
affordable, comprehensive healthcare to all people regardless of their ability to
pay, especially those uninsured and otherwise underserved, while maintaining a
welcoming environment and treating patients with compassion, dignity, and respect.
Key
Leadership
Officers
Eileen Bunning
Chair
Paul Jaconette
Vice-Chair
Gary Gray, CPA
Treasurer
Mark Palmer
Secretary
Board
Message
Board Members
Deborah Babineau
Enriqueta Garcia
Jeffrey Kupperman, MD
Chris Lambert, MD
John Lewis, PhD
Kathleen McMahon
Michael O’Kelley, CPA, CFE
Brian Knowles
Nathaniel Reinke
Kathleen Rodriguez, MPH
Austin Sexton
Melinda Staveley
Candice Nyholt, MBA
Henry O. Ventura
Carmen Young, M.Ed, PA-C
Executive Staff Members
Cynder Sinclair, DM
Chief Executive Officer
Charles Fenzi, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Quynh Nguyen, DDS
Chief Dental Officer
Bonnie Campbell
Chief Operations Officer
Emma Mayer, MBA
Chief Financial Officer
Alfredo Bimbela, PhD, FNP
Chief Mental Health Officer
Amy R. Ramos
Director of Human Resources
Gina Gonzales-Carbajal
Director of Health Promotions
Tanya G. Gonzales, CFRE
Director of Development
Sunita Jethmalani
Director of Grants & Research
Yessenia Marroquin
Director of Clinic Operations
With strong leadership, quality care, and a sound strategic plan, we have made great
progress toward a sustainable business model despite the continued complexities
of the healthcare environment. Commitment, dedication and leadership are the
keys to our success. Our board of directors has grown to include many outstanding
members of both our community and patient population. In fact, 51% of our board
is comprised of patients. This helps ensure that we are, at all times, cognizant of their
needs and provide services accordingly. Our staff leadership, led by Cynder Sinclair,
is dedicated to ensuring we have the tools to provide healthcare to those in need,
today and for many years to come.
At the core of our mission, we are committed to providing high quality, affordable
healthcare in our local neighborhoods. Every day our physicians and clinical staff
work tirelessly to accomplish this mission. As Board Chair, I am extremely proud of
the level of healthcare provided by our doctors and clinical staff. This past year these
clinicians cared for a record number of patients, nearly 17,000 and delivered 70,000
patient visits. With the need for our services continuing to grow, we know we play a
key role in Santa Barbara’s healthcare continuum.
With more than 40 years of service in our community, Santa Barbara Neighborhood
Clinics stands strong and poised for much future success.
Sincerely,
Eileen Bunning
Board Chair
2011 SBNC staff retreat
CEO
Message
Dear Friends of the Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics,
I believe the best way we can fulfill our pledge to provide quality, affordable and comprehensive
healthcare for all those who need it is to be efficient, innovative, caring and fiscally responsible. These
descriptors are truly at the heart of all that we do at SBNC and will actually allow us to increase our
capacity to serve more people. While we have a tremendous responsibility to serve those who need us
in the community, we also have an obligation to assure you, who support our work, that we are being
excellent stewards of each and every dollar.
As you know, we are experiencing a significant increase of patients—approximately 1,000 new
patients each year, and that number is expected to grow dramatically in the coming years. As a result,
we are using a number of forward-thinking strategies to keep pace with this increasing demand.
Let me give you a few quick examples:
• We are reaching out to every potential partner in the community to support our efforts. I am so
incredibly proud of the collaborations we have established with other concerned communitybased organizations and businesses. These relationships provide support for our work on a
multitude of levels – helping to reduce costs, preventing redundancies in services, and guiding
clients to where they can best be served.
• We’ve upgraded our entire IT infrastructure in anticipation of the implementation of a stateof-the-art Electronic Healthcare Records (EHR) system that will tremendously reduce overlaps
in services, greatly enhance integration with other healthcare providers, and improve health
outcomes.
• We expanded our Fund Development Department, which is solely focused on bringing in
increased financial resources to fund our unreimbursed care to the most vulnerable.
• We continue to hire superior clinicians, dentists, and staff who are devoted to the mission we
serve and persist in finding new insightful ways to improve our service to patients and increase
our resources.
• Finally, our talented and dedicated Board of Directors is committed to a strategic planning
process which will further advance Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics’ vision for the future.
To all of you who join us in dedicating ourselves to the furtherance of dignity and health for all,
regardless of their ability to pay – thank you.
Cynder Sinclair
Chief Executive Officer
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Leader in
Medicine
Charles C. Fenzi, MD
A
fter an extensive search, Santa Barbara Neighborhood
Clinics (SBNC) was pleased to announce the
appointment of Dr. Charles Fenzi as its new Chief
Medical Officer.
“Dr. Fenzi’s commitment to quality, affordable and accessible
healthcare, and his vast credentials, recognitions and
achievements, make him ideally suited to take on this critical
role,“ said Cynder Sinclair, DM, Chief Executive Officer, SBNC.
“With Dr. Fenzi on board, we feel more empowered than ever
to deliver quality medical care to those who need it in the
greater Santa Barbara community,” added Sinclair.
Dr. Fenzi most recently served as a physician at Community
Health Centers of Central California. He has also worked
in private practice and at high profile community health
organizations in New Mexico, including Roswell Clinic Corp.
and Roswell Medical Group (affiliated with Lovelace Medical
Center). He served as Physician Liaison for Community Health
Systems, based in Franklin, TN. Dr. Fenzi has served as Clinical
Professor of Medicine at the University of New Mexico School
of Medicine, Medical Director of Alianza, a provider of services
to people living with HIV, and Physician Advisor, Chief of Staff,
Chief of Medicine and Chairman for the Infection Control
Committee at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Dr. Fenzi
has also served as President of the New Mexico Chapter of the
Academy of Family Physicians.
“I am indeed honored to have been provided the opportunity
to work with such a skilled and devoted group of physicians,
most of whom have been providing exceptional care for the
most vulnerable in our community for years. SBNC has been
an important Santa Barbara organization for over forty years,
built on the idea that healthcare should be available to all
members of the community regardless of their ability to pay. At
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times, that mission required major sacrifices from all members
of the organization. Having started at the grass roots level,
SBNC is becoming a major healthcare provider in partnership
with Cottage Health System, Sansum Clinic and the County
of Santa Barbara for the uninsured and the underinsured.
With the large expansion in the number of people eligible for
healthcare coverage anticipated in the very near future, SBNC
is developing strategies to increase its capacity. CEO Cynder
Sinclair has assembled a highly competent leadership team
with a lofty vision of the future. In concert with the Board
of Directors, with its vast experience in a variety of fields, the
leadership team and the providers, with the assistance of
their wonderful support staff, we are well positioned to meet
these challenging times in the delivery of healthcare in our
community,” Dr. Fenzi said.
Dr. Fenzi attended the University of Arizona in Tucson for
his undergraduate and postgraduate work in Biology and
Psychology. He received his Doctorate of Medicine with
honors from the Université Libre de Bruxelles in Brussels,
Belgium. He completed his residency in family medicine at
St. Joseph Hospital in Stamford, Connecticut, affiliated with
New York Medical College and the University of Connecticut,
where he was Chief Resident from 1980-1981.
Among his many awards and accolades for service to the
healthcare community, Dr. Fenzi was named Family Physician
of the Year and received the President’s Award from the
American Academy of Family Physicians, New Mexico Chapter,
and Faculty Member of the Year for work with the residency
program at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Dr. Fenzi also
served our country in the United States Navy from 1966-1969
and was decorated for valor based on his service as Senior
Patrol Officer in Viet Nam.
Brain Injured and
Potentially Homeless
- a Patient’s Story of
Hope and Recovery
Anna slowly climbed the stairs at our Westside
Neighborhood Clinic on a chilly November morning,
hoping our doctors could help her. She struggled to
answer simple questions from the receptionist about
her appointment. Just days before, Anna had suffered
a traumatic brain injury at the hand of her angry
husband. Her husband had been sent to jail, leaving
Anna to raise her three young sons, one of whom
is autistic. Anna’s brain injury left her disoriented,
uncoordinated, unable to remember, and suffering
sensory overload from the smallest sound.
Our behavioral health specialist contacted the
landlord to intercede on Anna’s behalf, explaining how
the brain injury incapacitated her. Over the next three
weeks, our behavioral health specialist worked closely
with Anna, helping her find assistance in cleaning her
apartment. He spoke with Anna’s three young sons,
asking them to work as a team and helping them
understand that losing their apartment was not an
option. After two attempts, her apartment passed
inspection. Anna rejoiced in knowing her family would
not become homeless.
Our clinicians began a treatment plan for Anna’s
brain injury using a carefully combined medical and
behavioral health approach. In time, the dark cloud of
confusion began to lift in Anna’s life.
This patient’s story illustrates how our clinicians and
staff are guided by our mission to provide high quality,
affordable, comprehensive healthcare to all people
regardless of their ability to pay. Not just for patients
who walk through our doors, but for their entire family
as well. Our caring staff vigilantly looks for the many
challenges our patients face, and they take heroic
steps to help create a healthier person, a healthier
family and a healthier community.
However, our behavioral health provider soon
discovered that Anna’s landlord was threatening to
evict her and her three sons because their apartment
was a hazard, due to multiple health violations.
Anna felt overwhelmed by the amount of clutter in
her apartment, but was paralyzed at the thought of
cleaning it due to the effects of her brain injury, even
though eviction would mean a life of homelessness
for her family.
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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:
• Internal Medicine
• Pediatrics
• Women’s Health
• Children’s Health & Disability Program
• Mental Health Services
Eastside Neighborhood Clinic
915 N. Milpas Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 963-1641
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Tuesday 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Westside Neighborhood Clinic
628 W. Micheltorena Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 963-1546
Monday, Tuesday, Friday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Wednesday & Thursday 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Alternate Saturdays 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
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• 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 fiscal year 2011, Santa Barbara
Neighborhood Clinics served a total of
16,932 unduplicated patients with 70,080
total patient and health education visits
(includes 38,093 unduplicated medical
visits and 13,056 dental visits).
Medical preventive services include health education
delivered through our Health Promotion Center. The
Health Promotion Center provides free, bilingual health
education classes and trainings, either independently or
with various partners, including Sansum Diabetes Research
Institute. Class topics include asthma management,
pre-diabetes and diabetes prevention and management,
nutrition, healthy cooking, label reading, parenting classes,
support groups, communication classes, self-esteem, sex
education, smoking cessation, stress management, teen
health advocacy, hispanic women health advocacy and
many more.
In fiscal year 2011, the Health
Promotion Center delivered over
7,300 patient education visits.
Medical
Services
Isla Vista Neighborhood Clinic
970 Embarcadero del Mar
Mental Health Preventive Services
Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics’ Neighborhood
Counseling Program (NCP) offers mental health and
counseling services focused on prevention and early
intervention. NCP increases mental health access for
patients and decreases the stigma surrounding mental
health because the program is managed within the
primary care medical setting, and allows clinicians and
counselors to work together to treat patients. NCP is
geared toward treating conditions like substance abuse,
post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, sexual
trauma and others, as well as medication management.
This program works closely with other mental health
services in the area for referrals and patient coordination.
In fiscal year 2011, the Neighborhood
Counseling Program provided over 1,000
mental health patient visits that focused on
prevention and early intervention.
Isla Vista, CA 93117
(805) 968- 1511
Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Alternate Saturdays 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Health Promotion Center
915 N. Milpas Street, 2nd Floor
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 963-8566
Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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Dental
Services
Eastside Family Dental Clinic
923 N. Milpas Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
(805) 884-1998
Monday – Friday 7:45 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Dental Preventive 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.
In 2011, Santa Barbara Neighborhood
Clinics distributed more than 11,000
free oral hygiene kits to children, their
families and the homeless.
Preventive & Primary Dental Care
Services we provide:
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
SBNC Administration Office
1900 State Street, Suite G
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 617-7850
Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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• Restorations - fillings, crowns and bridges
• Root canal therapy
• Dentures: Partial or complete
• Implants
• Prophylaxis (cleaning)
• Periodontal treatment, including periodontal scaling
Collaboration is Key to Our Healthcare Network
A
healthy community has a mix of resources and
services available to community members. These
include preventive healthcare, emergency and
primary care, mental healthcare, specialized care, and dental
care. No single organization can provide all of these services to
all segments of our population.
In South Santa Barbara County, there are a number of
organizations critical to the success of our health network,
including Cottage Health System, Sansum Clinic, Santa
Barbara County Public Health Department and SBNC.
In addition, there are numerous, non-profit Community Based
Organizations (CBOs) that provide goods and services to
support these main healthcare providers. Among the CBOs
• Donates on average $300,000 in
kind for diagnostic testing for our
unisured patients each year.
that SBNC collaborates with are:
Direct Relief International, the Assistance League of Santa
Barbara, St. Cecilia Society, Legal Aid Foundation, Unity
Shoppe, United Way, Transition House, Casa Esperanza,
Cancer Center of Santa Barbara, to name a few.
By partnering with these organizations, Santa Barbara
Neighborhood Clinics is able to provide expanded services
to the community.
In 2011, Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics served
nearly 17,000 patients. Of these patients:
95% were below the federal poverty level;
35% were children; 5% were seniors:
66% were Hispanic;
nearly 1,000 were homeless
• Grants SBNC programmatic and
operational funding – in 2011
we received $150,000.
Community Based Organizations
• Collaborates with SBNC and
SEE International to provide
opthamological tests for our
uninsured diabetic patients.
• Direct Relief International
provides inkind donations
of pharmaceuticals, medical
supplies and humanitarian aid
averaging $250,000 each year.
• Lutheran Medical Center of
New York underwrites two fulltime dentists each year saving
SBNC $250,000 .
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Physicians Care Locally and Abroad
Financials
Snapshot of SBNC Financials
Fiscal year 2011: July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011
1% 1%
15%
Neil Patrick Sullivan, MD
Our doctors choose to work for SBNC because
they are committed to providing quality
healthcare to thousands of underserved in
need. It’s not surprising then when we learn
that one of our physicians has taken a trip
overseas to provide care to the underserved
in Cambodia.
For the second year, Dr. Neil Sullivan
volunteered with the Cambodian Health
Professional Association of America to
provide free medical and dental services to
the people of Cambodia. The group set up the
clinic in a small hospital in Koh Kong Province
(near the Thai border). During a six day visit,
physicians saw more than 6300 patients for
a variety of conditions. Most of the people
had never seen a physician, dentist or even a
toothbrush. They cannot afford medications
and often resort to traditional Khmer
medicine such as coining and hot suctioning
over the body’s surface. Dr. Sullivan alone saw
adults and children at a pace of 15-18 patients
an hour! Also, he was able to perform a few
minor surgical procedures such as a large cyst
removal. “It was a great experience for all the
volunteers and students that participated.
But, most important of all, it was unbelievably
appreciated by those people we were able to
touch,” said Dr. Sullivan.
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Source: FY 2011 Audited Financial Statement.
For details, please see www.sbclinics.com.
Many of our physicians have volunteered
for similar trips to other countries and
domestically. We are so fortunate to have
caring individuals like these who are a part
of the SBNC family. Their compassion and
expertise are what makes SBNC a place many
call their “Health Home.”
Leaders of the Heart
A Partial List of Donors
Special thanks to our generous donors whose gifts help SBNC provide quailty, affordable healthcare to thousands each year. (July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011)
Marshall & Carol Ackerman
Peter & Rebecca Adams
Ichak & Nurith Adizes
The Ahmanson Foundation
Judy Alexander
Lesley Alexander
Dr. Marc Alexander
Jim & Barbara Allen
Allied Waste Services
American Riviera Bank
Rosalind Amorteguy
Brent Anderson, CLU
Kurt & Marion Ankler
Ann Jackson Family Foundation
Dr. Michele Armet
Debbie & Jim Arnesen
Laurie Ashton
Victor K. Atkins, Jr.
Lisl Auf der Heide
Arthur Ayres, Jr.
B & B Foundation
Deborah Babineau
Dr. Hildegard H. Balin
Charitable Foundation
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation
Margery Baragona
Bill & Claudia Batty
Jan Baxter
BB&H Benefit Designs
Dr. & Mrs. David Bearman
David Bertrand
Dr. & Mrs. George Bifano
Dr. & Mrs. John Blaustein
Patty & Terry Bliss
Elizabeth Bloomingdale
Blue Shield of California Fnd.
Peter & Sarah Blum
Vicky Blum
Lucile Bodenheimer
Shira & Adam Boehler
Bootycamp SB
Borders, Inc.
Jorgia Bordofsky
Diane Boss
Shelby Bowen
Susan E. Bower
Patricia & Hershel Brewer
Ann & John Brinker
Brittingham Family Foundation
Guy & Deborah Brown
Dr. Harry Brown
Brown & Brown Insurance
Joyce & Roland Bryan
William J. Buchanan
Eileen Bunning
Doug & Rachel Burbank
Darren Caesar
California Primary Care Association
Jack & Sylvia Camiel
George A. Campbell
Susan Cappiello
Congresswoman Lois Capps
Supervisor Salud & Gina Carbajal
Janet Carlson
Shirley & John Carter
Robert & Dolores Cathcart
Deborah Cearnal
Dr. & Mrs. Dave & Chris Chernof
William Christopher
Marc Chytilo
Bill & Barbara Cirone
Citrix Online
City of Santa Barbara
Drs. Ramona & Guy Clark
Rand & Susan Clarke
Richard & Mary Coffin
Jeannette Myers & Marvin Cohen
Peter G. Cohen
Stephen & Marian Cohen
Community West Bank
Paulina & Peter Conn
Joseph & Margaret Connell
Cottage Health System
Dr. & Mrs. Tom & Debbie Cox
Carmen Craviotto
Crawford Idema Family Foundation
Jeanne & Rick Curtis
Christine D’ Arco
Thomas & Cindy Dabney
Oliveira Dairy
Dr. Steve Daniels
Margaret Dawes
Gwen Taylor Dawson
James & Teresa De Bree
Elva De La Torre
Deanna & Jim Dehlsen
Delta Dental of California
SB/VC Dental Care Foundation
Patricia L. Desmond
Asha Devereaux, M.D., M.P.H.
David Dominguez
David W. Doner, Jr.
Steven Dorf
The Dream Foundation
Dreier Family Foundation
David & Joan Dry
Rob & Dianne Duva
Penny Eardley
Patricia Edgerton
Charles & Frances Ego
Mercedes Eichholz
Della Jean Elden
Dick & Jane Ellison
Dr. & Mrs. Robert & Christine
Emmons
Sema & Robert English
Mark Epply
Jean & A.L. Escalera
Dr. & Mrs. Robert & Nancyann
Failing
Charles & Sally Fairbanks
Dr. Cami Ferris-Wong
Stanley Flaster
FLIR Systems, Inc.
J. William Forgie
Richard Fortune
Foundation Laboratory
Betty Fouse
Marco Frausto
Julie Freedman
Julianna Friedman
Betty Lou Frost
Tish Gainey
Dr. & Mrs. John Gainor
Frank & Jacque Gamberdella
Susan Gantz
Pearl Garcia-Baker
Judy Garrison
Orman Gaspar
Mr. & Mrs. George Gaynes
Dr. Kenneth Gaynes
Dr. & Mrs. Harris & Bernice Gelberg
Dr. George Gelles
Clarence & Jane George
Tom & Elizabeth Gerig
Allan Ghitterman
Elizabeth Gilbertson
Jamie Gilles
Ghita Ginberg
Joel Goldberg
Goleta Lions Club
Andrew & Penelope Gottlieb
The Green Well
Rabbi & Mrs. Arthur & Laurie Gross
Schaefer
Gary & Susan Gulbransen
Ilene Gutierrez
Betty Haas
Norman & Jane Habermann
Gregg Hackethal
Dr. Yoel Haller
Charles & Margaret Hamilton
Thomas Hamilton
Dr. Gary Hanson
Harold Simmons Foundation
Linda Harris
Dr. Peter Hasler
Stan & Betty Hatch
Bob & Vicki Hazard
Thomas & Anne Hendrick
Herbert & Gertrude Latkin
Charitable
Daniel & Susy Herlinger
Paul & Virginia Hernadi
Lee & David Herrick
Judy & C. Philip Hill
Hirsch Family Foundation
Robert & Jean Holmes
Michael Honer
David Hoskinson
Preston B. Hotchkis
Grant & Peggy Jo House
James & Shirley Ann Hurley
Roy Gene & Joann Irving
Patrice Jacob
Robert & Joan Jacobs
Bernice James
Penny Jenkins
Rachel & Tony Johansen
Frances Johnson
Desmond & Monica Jones
M. Julian
Kenneth Kahn
Sheila C. Kamhi
Patricia Kaplan
Dawn & Joel Kaufman
Leslie Kearney
Christine Kelley-Buchanan
Arthur Kennedy
James & Diana Kennett
Dan & Diane Krieger-Carlisle
Julie Kummel
Drs. Jeff & Nancy Kupperman
Jo-Ellyn & Abraham Kupperman
La Centra-Sumerlin Foundation
Larry & Valerie Laborde
Thomas & Diana Lackner
Don & Sharon Lafler
David & Jennifer Lamkin
David Landecker
Sharon Landecker
Walter & Lorna Larsen
Harry & Catharine Lawton
Bonnie Le
Vivian Leslie
Brent & Ann Levine, Esq.
Michael Lewbel
Dr. & Mrs. Fima & Jere Lifshitz
Albert & Barbara Lindemann
Carl Lindros
Marlene & Richard Lloyds
Jack & Rosemarie Lockerbie
Sheila Lodge
Peter Lorber
Linda & Bill Lorenzen
Phyllis & Cyril Lotz
Lyle & Shara Luman
Jacquelines Lunianski
Dr. Bruce Luyendyk
Terrence R. & Susan B. Lydon
Richard & Linda Lynn
Peter & Leslie MacDougall
Frank & Marilyn Magid
Laura Malakoff
Davin Mantell
MarBorg Industires
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph & Cilla Marcus
Marquez Fund
Mike & Nancy Martz
Dr. Marianna Masin
George & Jean Matthaei
Brett Matthews
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Richard & Beverly Mayer
Patrick & Helen McCarthy
Bob & Barbara McColm
Joyce McCullough
Lorraine M. McDonnell
Dr. Bruce & Natalie McFadden
McGee Surveying Consulting
Carol McMillen
Hazel McPhail
Kevin Meaney
Medtronic Foundation
Fred & Judith Meisel
Mericos Foundation
Robert Metzger
Michele Mickiewicz
Warren & Marlene Miller
Sara Miller McCune
Dr. Roy Mintzer
Gregory Mohr
Dr. Lauren Monda
Montecito Bank & Trust
Dr. Heath Montgomery
Lisa Moore
Dr. Peter Morris
Robert & Joan Muhr
Michael & Doris Murphy
Dr. & Mrs. Mark & Shira Musicant
Dr. & Mrs. Jim & Marilyn Myerly
Mrs. Raymond K. Myerson
Nanco Enterprises, Inc.
Karin & Jonathan Napel
Domenic & Margaret Naretto
Netnolimits
Dr. Quynh Nguyen
David Nichols
Beverly Niemiec
Marybeth Noggle
Dale Nutter
John & Adrienne O’Donnell
Michael O’Kelley, CPA, CFE
Betty Oberacker
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas & Kay Ochsner
Raymond & Edith Ogella
Joel Ohlgren
Orfalea Family Foundations
Pacific Diagnostic Laboratories
Trudy & Trino Padilla
Victoria Pauley
Erik & Enid Pence
Charles H. Perlo
Dennis & Cynthia Peterson
Karen Peus
Tom & Helene Phelps
Dr. Bradley Pinkernell
Planned Giving Marketing
Solutions, LLC
Reilly & Jan Pollard
W. A. & Dolores Pollock
Dr. Anita Presser
Mr. & Mrs. Ira Purdy
Daniel Ramirez
Victor & Flora Ramirez
Dr. & Mrs. Kurt & Nancy Ransohoff
Brian & Joanne Rapp
Ronald W. Ray
George Relles
James J. Ricci
Lady Leslie Ridley-Tree
J. A. Riparetti
Alan, Marsha & Ryan Roberson
Mrs. Lee Robertson
Shirley & Kib Roby
Kathleen Rodriguez, MPH
R.R. & Ruth Roes
Edward & Rosemarie Romero
Regina & Rick Roney
Adele Rosen
Sybil Rosen
Dr. & Mrs. Ian & Muriel Ross
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Sansum Clinic
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Keith Swinehart
Ann & R P Sykes
George & Eva Taborsky
Hon. Deborah Talmage, Ret
Talmage / Deral
Dr. & Mrs. Jim & Joyce Tamborello
Eudice Taran
Damon Taugher
Geoff & Christina Thielst
Tides Foundation
Thomas & Carrie Tighe
Alana Tillim
Michael & Anne Towbes
Sharon Ann Trigueiro
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dr. & Mrs. Vincent & Nancy Tubiolo
Marshall P. Tulin
George B. Turpin, Jr.
Dr. Ronald Ungerer
Union Pacific Foundation
United Way
Jo Beth Van Gelderen
Dr. Thomas A. Van Meter
Venoco, Inc.
Claude & Barbara Vidal
Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas & Sue Vincent
M. Dean & Mary Vogel
Volentine Family Foundation
Hubert & Susan Vos
Harold & Ruth Waldfogel
Wallis Foundation
Dennis Walsh
Mary H. Walsh
Victoria Ward
Stephen & Christine Waterman
W. Wright Watling
John W. Watson
Harold & Louise Joann Wayne
Johathan Weg
Dr. Alex Weinstein
Julian & Theresa Weissglass
Ron & Mary Werft
WESTAIRE Heating & Air
Conditioning
Candace White
C. Leora Williford
Wilshire Health & Community
Services
Lorraine Wilson
Joy Winer
Cricket Wingfield
Hubert & Wilda Winner
Harvey & Janet Wolf
Alison Okada Wollitzer
Kent & Nancy Wood
Wood-Claeyssens Foundation
Dr. Chad M. Wright
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Wright
Carolyn & Philip J. Wyatt
Jason A. Yardi
Maria C. Young
Eugene F. Zannon
Dr. Steven D. Zelko
Charles & Nina Zimme
14th Annual
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Healthcare Heroes event!
Sunday, October 7, 2012
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.