2009 Annual Report

A Message from the Regional CEO:

As I sit at my computer writing this note, I am cognizant that the Red Cross has been providing services in this community for more than 127 years. In that time, there have been so many changes: trolleys…trains…cars and airplanes! Telephones…cellular phones and satellite phones! Not to mention typewriters…computers and personal digital assistants! And even as all of these technological advances continue…the personal touch of the Red Cross remains strong.

During this past year, the Onondaga-Oswego Chapter continued to respond to disasters in our community. We taught people to be prepared for emergencies in their home, workplace or neighbor-hood. We trained people to respond to all types of life-threatening situations. We transmitted emergency messages keeping our mili-tary families in touch and intact. We helped provide heat to homes during the cold winter months. All of these services have been de-livered millions of times since our founding in 1881. And, though the technology makes it faster and usually easier, we continue to reach out with a helping hand to someone in need!

In addition to continuing the important work of the Red Cross, this year found us taking on new initiatives. In partnership with our colleagues at Blood Services and through the support of the Central New York Community Foundation and the Allyn Foundation we launched a diversity initiative. This outreach effort targets commu-nities on the Near West side and the South side of Syracuse. We are proud of the progress these efforts are achieving and look forward to growth in this area. We continued our leadership responsibilities which extend across the better part of Central and Northern New York assisting our colleagues with management and fund raising ef-forts. The Chapter’s Youth programs continue to grow significantly making a greater impact in our schools and community. Since Clara Barton, the women of the Red Cross have served with great passion. This past year, for the third year we celebrated the “Everyday Angel” tea with women who have supported this organization through significant contributions of blood, money and time. And, it was a year of special anniversaries as we celebrated our 10th Real Heroes Breakfast and 25th Great Chefs Dinner.

Central New York residents have supported our mission since 1881, and we strive every single day to be the best possible stewards of the gifts you entrust to us. In spite of technology and all of the changes, your trust and support remain constant and make it possible to deliver our services.

As we look to the future, you can be sure that there will be more and more changes. And with your continued help, you can be sure that the Red Cross will always be here making a difference.

Marci Henderson

Board of Directors

Penny Allyn *Barbara Bateman, Alliance Bank, N.A.Kimberly Boynton, Crouse HospitalMatthew ChetneyJohn Cowin *Patrick Dalton, Lipe & DaltonSam Elbadawi, Sugarman Law Firm, LLPMaria Lourdes Fallace, MLF Enterprises Medical Intrepreters/Translators, LLCRuss Feltus, Lockheed MartinJeffrey Fetter, Scolaro, Shulman, Cohen, Fetter & Burstein, P.C.Dorothy Hall, O’Brien & GereRobert Just, Armory Capital Management, LLCMichelle Keib, SonicBriteRenee Lane, C&S CompaniesWilliam Lester, Crucible Specialty MetalsAndrew March, M&T BankTeresa Marriner, Planned Results, Inc.John D. Marsellus *Danielle McCann, Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLCKevin McCartan, AXA EquitableEric Nordby, Porter Nordby Howe, LLPWilliam Pastella, Merrill LynchWayne Rhodes, EntrepreneurPaul Schempp *David Snyder, Keidel, Weldon & Cunningham, LLPJohn Spink, National GridLynn Steenberg, Sports Physical Therapy of New York, PCRobert Tackman, SEFCUReverend David Tanyhill, Jr., Bellegrove Missionary Baptist ChurchJeff Unaitis, Time Warner Cable - Chapter ChairGordon VanDusenHenry Wildhack, Syracuse University

* Honorary Board Members

2009 Service Delivery

Disaster Preparedness and Response

• Responded to 175 local emergencies• Provided over $154,596 in financial assistance• Provided emergency assistance to 243 individuals• Educated over 3,178 people through community out reach

When a disaster threatens or strikes, Red Cross relief teams provide on-site and follow-up disaster assistance by helping clients with a place to stay, food to eat, necessary medication or health items, clothes to wear and mental health services to address their basic human needs, recover from the disaster and resume their normal daily activities. The American Red Cross teaches individuals, families, businesses, places of worship, community groups, and students how to prevent, prepare for, mitigate and respond to disasters. Through presentations, community partnerships and events, Red Cross teaches the importance of understanding our region’s vulnerabilities and the steps needed to prepare for emergencies.

Health and Safety Training

• Trained 21,114 people• 12,104 in CPR and First Aid• 6,290 in life-guarding and water safety• 2,720 in other health-related courses including babysitting

American Red Cross Preparedness programs help people lead safer and healthier lives. Our training programs are devel-oped in conjunction with leading medical authorities and the American Red Cross name and emblem carry a guarantee of quality, trust and reliability.

International Social Services/Service to Armed Forces

• Provided 3,724 people with information about Red Cross humanitarian programs• Connected over 82 people to loved ones in homelands affected by unrest or disaster• Served 375 military cases

The American Red Cross works with a global network of Red Cross, Red Crescent and equivalent societies to restore hope and dignity to the world’s vulnerable people. When conflict or natural disasters separate families, the Red Cross is often the link that reunites them. The Red Cross assists military mem-bers and their families during emergencies or other important events.

In addition, Red Cross workers brief departing service members and their families regarding available support services and explain how the Red Cross may assist them by conducting pre-deployment orientations.

Volunteerism and Youth Services

• 765 registered local volunteers• 382 Red Cross Club youth members

The Red Cross depends on volunteers who constitute 97percent of our nationwide work force and carry out ourhumanitarian work. One high school and three university Red Cross Clubs engage the next generation in support of critical Red Cross programs.

The American Red Cross honors individuals , businesses, cor-porations, foundations and community organizations who have demonstrated a commitment to support the humanitarian work of the Red Cross through their financial donations.

Corporate GiftsWe recognize the generous support of the community businesses and organizations.

Humanitarian ($10,000 or more)

CNY Community Foundation, Inc.Community Bank, N.A.Constellation Energy Group, Inc.

Eastern States Hyundai Dealer Advertising Assoc., Inc.

Excellus BlueCross & BlueShield

Philanthropist ($5,000 - $9,999)

AXA Foundation Matching Gifts Administration

Best Buy Children's FoundationBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyCentral New York Business Journal

EntergyHenry A. Panasci, Jr.

Testamentary Charitable TrustKinney Drugs Foundation, Inc.Knowledge Systems & Research, Inc.

Visionary ($2,500 - $4,999)

Bond, Schoeneck & King, LLPBristol-Myers Squibb FoundationByrne Dairy, Inc.Carrier CorporationCooper Industries, Crouse-Hinds Div.Crouse HospitalCXtecCygnus Management Group, LLCDannible & McKee, LLPEric Mower and Associates, Inc.

Skaneateles Jewelry, Inc.SRCSt. Joseph's Hospital

Health Center Foundation, Inc.Syracuse ASC Management, LLCWendy'sWindstream CommunicationsWizzard Sound Corp.WYNIT, Inc.

NRG Oswego Harbor Power Operations, Inc.

Onondaga-Oswego Funeral Directors AssociationOswego Red Cross ClubsPathfinder BankR. B. Hazard Family Charitable TrustReller Risk ManagementRural Metro Medical ServicesSensis CorporationSugarman Law Firm, LLPSyracuse Orthopedic SpecialistsThe Howard L. Green Foundation, Inc.The Post-StandardThe Whittaker Family Foundation

Lockheed Martin CompanyM&T BankTime Warner Cable

Scolaro, Shulman, Cohen, Fetter & Burstein, PCSports Physical Therapy of New York, PCUpstate University HospitalVisual Technologies Corporation

IBM SyracuseIntegrated Marketing Services, Inc.King & King, Architects LLPNational Grid CompanyNorthland CommunicationsO’Brien & Gere LimitedOnondaga Community College

Foundation, IncorporatedSEFCU - A Federal Credit Union

Samaritan ($1,000 - $2,499)

Alliance Bank, N.A.American Red Cross

NY-Penn Region Blood ServicesAnaren Microwave, Inc.Anoplate CorporationBank of AmericaBonadio & Co., LLPC&S CompaniesCadaret, Grant & Co., Inc.Carrols CorporationCrucible Specialty MetalsDermody, Burke & Brown, CPAs, LLCDr. Peter & Mary Huntington Fund

Duke’s Root Control Inc.Frank & Frances Revoir FoundationGE FoundationGriffins’ Greens, Inc.Hancock & Estabrook, LLPHiscock & Barclay, LLPHuhtamaki Consumer Packaging

Business Unit - FultonInficon, Inc.John F. Marsellus FundManlius Pebble Hill SchoolMarsh USA, Inc.Merrill LynchNational Grid - Matching Gifts Program

Benefactor ($500 - $999)

Alternative Endoscope Instruments, IncCaribean Student Association SUChina Towne USAClinical Laser AesteticiansDiana Jewelers of Liverpool, Inc.Dinosaur Bar-B-QueGalaxy Communications

Gillette Road Middle SchoolHSBC Bank USA, N.A.JPMorgan Chase Corporate ChallengeKey Bank N.A.Maines Paper and FoodMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.

Mirror Lake InnPaychexStickley Audi & CompanySyracuse Fire Department Employees

Federal Credit UnionWellpoint Associate Giving Campaign

Clara Barton SocietyAnnual Gifts of $1,000 or more by indivduals

Humanitarian ($10,000 or more)

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Allyn

Philanthropist ($5,000 - $9,999)

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BogartMr. and Mrs. Peter Constas

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. FiscoeMr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Grant

Mr. Myron E. Harbison

Visionary ($2,500 - $4,999)

Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. BlansettMrs. Pierina DiFabioDr. and Ms. James A. DispenzaMr. and Mrs. Reno Ghezzi, Jr.

Ms. Margaret L. HendersonMr. and Mrs. J. Edward KaishMrs. Renee LaneMr. and Mrs. Harold E. Leonard

Mr. and Mrs. John D. MarsellusMr. and Mrs. D. John RidingsMr. and Mrs. Richard Scolaro

Samaritan ($1,000 - $2,499)

Mr. and Mrs. Lew F. AllynMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. BeckerMr. and Mrs. James D. BeckmanMr. and Mrs. Robert BergerMr. Edward J. BossongMrs. Kimberly BoyntonMs. Pamela CassidyMr. W. Carroll CoyneMr. and Mrs. Anthony F. DannibleDr. Nancy Dock & Dr. Donald BlairMr. and Mrs. Louis O. Eber, Jr.Mr. Samuel K. EddyMr. Sam ElbadawiMrs. Corrine FarnhamMr. and Mrs. James R. FloriniMrs. Annette B. GoodmanMrs. Dorothy G. GriffinDr. and Mrs. Stuart A. GroskinDr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hanson

Mr. Daniel Harmony Dr. David G. Heisig and Donna MaharDr. E. R. Heitzman, Jr.Dr. Harold Husovsky & Dr. Susan StredMr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. KatzMr. and Mrs. James E. KeibMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kemper, Jr.Dr. Michael J. KendrickMr. Rodney KentMr. John S. KingDr. Marcia C. KirschMr. and Mrs. John F. KrellMs. Jane Osler KyleMrs. May M. LeggMs. Danielle M. McCannMrs. Marion W. MeyerMr. and Mrs. James R. MitscherMr. Joseph A. PalmisanoMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Parsons

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. PollockDr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Raile, DVMMr. and Mrs. Cycil E. ReevesMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. RogersDr. Robert F. RohnerMr. and Mrs. Charles F. SaulGeneral and Mrs. Paul A. SchemppMrs. Diane SchneeMr. and Mrs. Richard ShuttMr. John SpinkMr. and Mrs. Matthew A. SteenbergMr. and Mrs. Charles SwansonMr. and Mrs. David T. TakachMr. and Mrs. T. John ThomasmeyerMrs. Maureen McCarthy TracyMs. Patricia A. VarretteMr. William N. WalterMs. Eileen H. Ward

1881 Society ($500 - $999)

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. AlcottMr. and Mrs. Robert AlessiMr. and Mrs. Dean D. BartholomewMr. and Mrs. Hudson T. BedellDr. and Mrs. Frank C. BrownellDr. and Mrs. Scott L. BuckinghamMr. and Mrs. Russell C. CarlsonMrs. Anne T. ChristopherMs. Jeanette ClausDr. Robert Constantine

Mr. Patrick DaltonMr. Donald DennisMrs. Lynn K. DewMr. and Mrs. Peter J. DiLauraMr. Robert L. DonahueMr. Glynn N. EnglishMr. and Mrs. Richard E. ErtingerMrs. Jane D. FarrarMr. and Mrs. Russ FeltusMr. and Mrs. John Fountain

Mr. and Mrs. Mark FullerDr. Robert GilbertMr. and Mrs. Jack GraverMr. and Mrs. Jim HaggertyMrs. Dorothy M. HallMr. and Mrs. B. D. HaylorMr. and Mrs. Mark HinmanMs. Sally L. HinmanMr. Louis J. HoaglandMr. Robert P. Jaycox

Legacy GiftsBequest by friends and supporters of the American Red Cross.

Betty M. TepfenhartClark L. NortonDorothea E. Tisch

Dorothea M SmithersJ. Raymond CurtinJames A. Stoutenburgh

Simon WeaverWynne H. Cotton

1881 Society ($500 - $999) cont’d

Ms. Linda KnightMr. Richard G. Knowland, Jr.Mr. Robert B. KnudsenMr. and Mrs. Richard J. LarkinMr. Rolf LeiningerMr. and Mrs. William R. LesterMr. and Mrs. William LittleMr. and Mrs. Stanley MackowiakMr. Joseph W. MannionMr. and Mrs. Frederick S. MartyMr. and Mrs. Theodore C. MartzMr. and Mrs. J. Russel MastersMr. and Mrs. Myles McHaleMr. David McKayMr. Merle D. MelvinMr. Dominick Molignano

Mrs. Mary L. MowersMr. Eric C. NordbyMrs. Alice L. NykazaMr. and Mrs. David H. PanasciMr. and Mrs. William P. Pastella, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. PatricksonMr. and Mrs. Kurt PaulsonCMSgt. and Mrs. Walter T. PetrieMr. Francis J. PetroMr. William G. PomeroyMr. and Mrs. Phillip L. RamseyMr. Brian ReevesMr. C. W. RhodesMs. Guna RomancikMs. Doris B. Rowell

Mr. Jay SaternowMr. and Mrs. Henry W. SchrammMrs. Jean E. SetonMrs. Meg ShermanMr. and Mrs. Donald A. ShermanMr. Robert M. StrongMr. and Ms. H. Edward TracyMr. Jeffrey A. UnaitisMr. and Mrs. Eugene W. WardMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ward, Jr.Ms. Elizabeth B. WatsonMr. Henry WildhackMr. Gary M. WishnowMs. Rita WorlockMr. and Mrs. John A. Yennock

Memorial & Honoring GiftsRemembering and celebrating friendships and loved ones.

In Honor of Sue Gibson's Birthday Mrs. Anne W. Frank

In Honor of Dot Hall Mr. and Mrs. Grenardo L. Avellino

In Honor of Kay Kranz Ms. Bertha K. Leighton

In Honor of Natalie Krause’s Birthday Marshall’s Department Store

In Honor of Marion Pasqua’s 90th Birthday

Ms. Thelma M. ManleyMr. James J. ManningMr. and Mrs. Robert MaynardMs. Constance E. PastMs. Vicki K. ScottMs. Susan Vanmaarseveen

In Honor of Janice Pope’s Birthday Ms. Sara H. Pope

In Honor of Gloria and Greg Moses Mr. Kevin Moses

In Memory of Gilda Ayer Mr. and Mrs. Leland BriggsMs. Mary Kay DonovanLari HonnessMr. and Mrs. Francis P. KiniryMs. Gloria J. Steiner

In Memory of Marilyn R Bedford Mrs. Myrtle E. BedfordMr. and Mrs. Charles Crisafi, Jr.Ms. Joan R. DeckerEastwood Litho, Inc.Guy Law OfficeMr. and Mrs. William J. MastersMs. Corinne A. MillerMr. William E. MillerMrs. Betty MohrMs. Gwynn K. MoreyPCI Paper Conversions, Inc.Ms. Carolyn QuinlanMs. Nancy RamsdenMr. and Mrs. William P. RushMr. and Mrs. John G. SobeckiMs. Ann Vosburgh

In Memory of William Birdsall Mrs. Eleanor JonesMs. M. Patricia Scala

In Memory of Patrick Bright Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Neil Buske Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Dorothy Marks Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. CoulterMr. and Mrs. John CoulterMr. Ron GruberMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. KeysarMr. and Mrs. Raymond I. MarksMrs. Jean K. PostellMr. and Mrs. John Reiff

In Memory of Wynne Cotton Mrs. Patricia M. CoolicanMr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Helen Day Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Ramsey

In Memory of Mrs. Demma Mr. and Mrs. John J. Demma, Jr.

In Memory of Elizabeth Evanchik Ms. Barbara EvanchikGlobal Impact

In Memory of Terrance Foran Ms. Aida Caputo

In Memory of Elsie Gafter Mr. Joseph Isenberg

In Memory of John Gibbons Mrs. A. E. Gibbons

In Memory of Joseph Golden Mrs. Anne W. Frank

In Memory of John “Jack” Grobsmith Mr. Gregory T. AbdoMs. Nancy G. CollinsMr. and Mrs. David F. CrawfordCrucible Recreation ClubMrs. Catherine R. CudworthMrs. Joyce M. CurryElbridge Elementary SchoolMr. and Mrs. John L. FraterMr. Michael R. FroodMr. and Mrs. Jack R. GiffordMs. Susan A. GortonMr. and Mrs. Warren A. HallMr. and Mrs. Brad HamerMr. and Mrs. Edward C. HansonHoly Trinity PreschoolJordan-Elbridge Country Kids Day SchoolMr. William J. KundaMr. and Mrs. Thomas V. LafexMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Martin

In Memory of John “Jack” Grobsmith Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. MeixnerMr. John F. MinettoMs. Suzanne PaddockMr. and Mrs. Peter W. PalumbRamsdell Elementary SchoolGeneral and Mrs. Paul A. SchemppMr. and Mrs. E. R. SmithMr. Hugh E. StannardMr. and Mrs. John G. StannardMs. Paula A. TuckerMr. Luciano J. VanelliMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. VinetteMr. and Mrs. Edward J. WeiksMr. and Mrs. Jeryl K. WrightMr. and Mrs. Richard S. Yost

In Memory of Stewart F. Hancock Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of E. Kenneth HendersonBonadio & Co., LLPMrs. Dorothy M. HallMr. and Mrs. Todd RamsingMs. Deborah A. SpencerDr. and Mrs. Michael J. Willis

In Memory of Jon Holloway Ms. Mae E. LovelandMs. Sheila A. McConnellMr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rogers

In Memory of Michael Johns Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Dorothy Korkuc Mrs. Joan DietzMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lemanczyk

In Memory of Naomi Kuebler Mr. and Mrs. George N. BardisWynne H. CottonMs. Cheryl K. DicksonMs. Karen F. GilmanMr. and Mrs. Frederick J. KarkowskiMs. Joanne W. Shults

In Memory of Eileen LaBate Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Myers

In Memory of Dr. Harold LambersonMr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Mary Jo MacLachlan Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Carmen Malagisi Ms. Michele Carey

In Memory of Marion Marcellus Mr. and Mrs. Terrence D. Pidgeon

In Memory of David L. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Ruth N. Pellenz Mr. John AbellMs. June A. DorschugMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Vinette

In Memory of Luis M. Perez National Grid Employees

In Memory of John Schenck Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Sidney Semel Ms. Shirley Gersony

In Memory of Helen Snyder Oswego S. D. Public Library

In Memory of Joyce Sumner Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. AngleDr. and Mrs. Michael J. BottyMs. Faith F. MorinPat NevinMr. and Mrs. Brian J. PedersonMr. Samuel A. VescioMr. and Mrs. John H. Vossler, Jr.Wayne’s Drugs Employees - OswegoMs. Marion R. Wilson

In Memory of Fred Tickle Mr. and Mrs. John J. Heagerty

In Memory of J. P. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. John D. Marsellus

In Memory of Warren Turnbull Ms. Genevieve BallasBrewerton United Methodist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Daniel K. DaleyMr. and Mrs. Alfred M. DubaniewiczMr. and Mrs. Frederick H. EdwardsMr. Alexander V. HusakMrs. Joyce L. LindsleyMs. Caroll A. MichaelsMr. and Mrs. Richard J. NastasiMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. RomanowMs. Lillian K. SadlochaMr. and Mrs. William R. StevesMr. and Mrs. Paul TollarMr. and Mrs. Robert TurnbullMr. and Mrs. James W. VanEppsMr. and Mrs. Paul F. WatersMs. Barbara WheatMs. Nancy J. Zarach

In Memory of Joan E. White American Postal Workers Union AFL-CIO

The Chapter creates an opportunity for members to recognize select volunteers at the Annual Volunteer Salute. This year’s salute was celebrated along with the 127th Annual Meeting at the Solvay Fire Department. Twelve awards were given out to our youth and long-standing volunteers.

Clara Barton Award for Volunteer Leadership

John S. King

Exceptional Volunteer of the Year Award

Dot Hall

Bud Haylor Award for Disaster Services

John Hennessy

Service to the Armed Forces Award

Julie Blansett

Margaret Reilly Award for Onondaga County Blood Services

Fred Buckingham

Helen Walsh Award for Oswego County Blood Services

Rita Delong

Youth Volunteer Award

Stephanie Hallinan & Danielle Hand, SUNY Oswego Red Cross Campus

Volunteer Fund Raiser Award

Clint Niedzwiecki, Wetzel Road Elementary School

Virginia G. Harris Community Service Award

Kerland Ritchie

Good Neighbor Award

Hugo Acosta, CNY Latino & Fanny Villarreal, Nosotros Radio

School and Community Award for Youth in Health & Safety

Cortnie Johnson & Jenifer Kolanage

Partnership Award

Lisa Sellin & Onondaga - Oswego Disaster Action Teams

Annual Volunteer Salute

Pictured left to right; Bill Pastella, Clint Niedzwiecki, Julie Blansett, Paul Schempp, Dot Hall, Jenifer Kolanage, Lynn Steenberg, Kerland Ritchie, John S. King, Marci Henderson, Michelle Keib & Hugo Acosta.

For the Year Ending June 30, 2009

Contributions, Revenues and Gains

United Way $223,527 9.2%Monetary Contributions 433,743 17.9%Care and Share Fund 414,198 17.1%Special Events (Net) 286,847 11.9%Legacies and Bequests 75,862 7.3%In-Kind Contributions 49,860 2.1%Grants 38,784 1.6%Investment Income and Endowment Income 53,536 2.2%Contracts 80,549 3.3%Educational Services - Health and Safety 327,356 13.5%Inter Red Cross Revenue 327,452 13.5%Other Revenues and Gains 7,027 0.3%Total Contributions and Revenues $2,418,741 100.0% Unrealized and Realized Gains (Losses) on Investments (295,982) (Loss) on Charitable Gift Annuities (161,734) Total Contributions, Revenues, and Gains $1,961,025 100.0% Expenses and Losses

Program Services Service to Armed Forces $56,943 2.5%Disaster Preparedness and Relief 514,748 22.3%Care and Share Fund 325,650 14.1%Educational Services - Health and Safety 474,241 20.5%Community Services 249,233 10.8%Blood Services 38,979 1.7%Services to Chapters 81,279 3.5%International Services 20,200 0.9%Total Program Services $1,761,273 76.2% Support and Other Services Financial Development 366,161 15.8%Management and General 184,345 8.0%Total Supporting Services $550,506 23.8% Total Expenses and Losses $2,311,779 100.0% Change in Net Assets $(350,754) Net Assets - Beginning of Year $2,739,312

Statement of Activities

The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers, guidedby its Congressional Charter and the

Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for,

and respond to emergencies.

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