ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA

2016 ANNUAL REPORT

Dear Friends:

Making a difference is at the heart of everything we do at the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA). Indeed, it’s the very reason we were founded in 2002; to make a difference in the fight against Alzheimer’s and in the lives of the families who are living with it.

The entire AFA team embraces that mission completely and works relentlessly to fulfill it. And in 2016, it produced some tremendous results, including:

• Expanding the hours of AFA’s national toll-free helpline to make it even easier for families and caregivers to get support and help in their time of need.

• Providing free memory screenings to over 500,000 people.

• Training over 1,700 people so that they can enhance the level of care they provide to individuals with dementia.

• Awarding nearly $1 million to research, innovative programs and services to help people living with Alzheimer’s, and scholarships to help the next generation of leaders in the fight against Alzheimer’s.

• Successfully fighting to increase federal funding for Alzheimer’s research and pass laws which protect programs that provide caregiver training, adult day services, legal assistance and Alzheimer’s education.

• Holding educational conferences across the country to help bring education and information directly into communities.

• Turning the world teal through our “Light the World” campaign, which saw landmarks in 47 states and 10 different countries light up teal to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease.

• Adding 200 new member organizations, bringing our total to over 2,600 member organizations throughout the country.

• Once again earning Charity Navigator’s highest rating, four stars, for our commitment to accountability, transparency and financial responsibility.

We couldn’t have done all this without your support, together with the tireless efforts of our Board of Directors, staff, volunteers and member organizations. But with 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s, there is much more work left to do. That’s why we need your help.

With your continued generosity, we will further build on these successes and help even more families affected by this terrible disease.

Thank you again for your help and support! You are making a tremendous difference in the lives of many.

Sincerely,

Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr.

President & Chief Executive Officer

“One person can make a difference, and everyone should try.” - John F. Kennedy.

2016 LEADERSHIP TEAMCHAIRMAN

Bert E. Brodsky

DIRECTORSGerald (Jerry) Angowitz, Esq., Board Secretary

Barry E. Berg, CPA, Board TreasurerEdward D. MillerLuisa Echevarria

ASSOCIATE DIRECTORSArthur Laitman, Esq.r)

Judi Marcusber

)PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERCharles J. Fuschillo, Jr.

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

Jacobo E. Mintzer, M.D., ChairmanJ. Wesson Ashford, M.D., Ph.D.

Soo Borson, M.D.Donna Cohen, Ph.D.

Jeffrey Cummings, M.D.D.P. Devanand, M.D.

P. Murali Doraiswamy, M.D.Carl Eisdorfer, Ph.D., M.D.

Sanford I. Finkel, M.D.Lee Hyer, Ph.D.

Dharma Singh Khalsa, M.D.George Perry, Ph.D.

Richard E. Powers, M.D.Gary Small, M.D.

Pierre N. Tariot, M.D.

2016 AFA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BERT E. BRODSKY, FOUNDER & CHAIRMANBert E. Brodsky is AFA’s founder and board chairman, as well as chairman of Sandata Technologies, a leading provider of workforce and operational management solutions and services that help optimize the delivery of home care services.

Mr. Brodsky’s experiences as a caregiver for his mother, who had Alzheimer’s disease, are what led him to found AFA in 2002; to ensure that families affected by Alzheimer’s always had a place to turn to get help, support and answers.

BARRY E. BERG, TREASURERBarry Berg, C.P.A., is treasurer of AFA’s Board of Trustees and managing partner, Nussbaum Yates Berg Klein & Wolpow, L.L.C. He has established himself as one of the New York tristate area’s leading advisors to entrepreneurs and their businesses.

Mr. Berg was drawn to serve on AFA’s board by his family’s experiences with Alzheimer’s; his mother, Phyllis, had the disease, and his father, Milton, was her loving caregiver. In their honor, AFA awards Phyllis and Milton Family Respite Care Grants biannually to member organizations to support caregivers.

LUISA ECHEVARRIALuisa Echevarria is the former director, community empowerment, local media for Univision, where she worked for over 25 years. She was responsible for public service announcement campaigns for both Univision and Unimas and has won two local Emmy awards for her campaigns.

Echevarria, whose mother and grandmother both battled the disease, joined AFA’s Board of Directors in 2011 to help further AFA’s efforts to raise awareness about the disease, provide information and connect people to services to improve their quality of life.

GERALD (JERRY) ANGOWITZ, ESQ.Gerald Angowitz brings to AFA many years of experience counseling companies on executive matters, general business management and human resources. Currently, he serves as managing director at Lloyd Staffing.

Angowitz has served on AFA’s board for a number of years. He was drawn to the post, in part, because of his personal experience with Alzheimer’s disease.

EDWARD D. MILLEREdward D. Miller has decades of distinguished professional experience in banking and financial services. He is chairman of the board of American Express Centurion Bank, and the former president and chief executive officer of AXA Financial, Inc.

Along with his professional experience, Mr. Miller has served in leadership roles in a number of different organizations; he is a director of the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, chairman of the Partnership for New York City’s Security and Risk Management Task Force and a trustee for the New York City Police Foundation, and Phoenix House. He is also a United States Marine Corps veteran.

JUDI MARCUSJudi Marcus is the Studio Manager for Fred Marcus Photography and has a long history of giving back to others, serving on North Shore University Hospital’s AIDS Awareness Committee, Long Island Jewish Hospital’s Partners in Women’s Health board, the Roslyn Chapter of the Children’s Medical Fund of Schneider’s Children’s Hospital (Past-President), and the Sid Jacobson JCC (founding member). Ms. Marcus formerly worked as a social worker and was the primary caregiver for her mother and mother-in-law, both of whom had dementia.

ARTHUR LAITMAN, ESQ. Arthur Laitman was drawn to serve as an associate AFA board member to help AFA further its mission of improving care and resources to families affected by Alzheimer’s, as well as raising public awareness about the disease. A highly respected and experienced attorney, Mr. Laitman is a partner with the law firm of Rosenberg, Fortuna & Laitman, LLP and a member of the North Shore LIJ Health System Commerce and Industry Council, the American Bar Association, the Nassau County Bar Association and the Board of Directors of the Hofstra University School of Law Alumni Association.

AFA’s board of directors is comprised of hardworking, experienced professionals who were each drawn to serve because of their desire to make a difference in the lives of others.

2016 AFA ASSOCIATE BOARD MEMBERS

AFA HELPLINECARING FOR CAREGIVERS A RESOURCE WHICH MAKES A DIFFERENCEAFA’s helpline provided assistance to over 5,000

people through phone calls, emails, webchats and

Skype in 2016.

Expanded helpline hours: Helpline hours were

extended in 2016 to include Saturday hours, giving

caregivers additional opportunities to get help when

needed.

GROWING REACHIn addition to expanding hours, AFA brought on

additional licensed social workers to share evening

and weekend hours. As a result, AFA’s social workers

provided over 3,400 hours of support to people in

need during 2016, a 56% increase from the prior year.

AFA’s national, toll free helpline, staffed entirely by trained, licensed social workers, provides support, assistance and education to families living with Alzheimer’s disease, particularly to family caregivers. It also helps connect people to services in their area, no matter what state they live in.

RESEARCH, GRANT & SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING

RESEARCHIn 2016, AFA committed grants to two promising research studies aimed at finding better treatment and a cure for Alzheimer’s disease.

• One study is being conducted at the Litwin-Zucker Research Center for the Study of Alzheimer’s Disease at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research in New York and is exploring the causes of hallucination and aggressive behaviors associated with Alzheimer’s and how they can be better treated.

• Another extensive research project through the Hadassah Medical Organization in Israel is examining ways to improve the early detection of Alzheimer’s

disease so that it can be treated more effectively.

GRANTSAFA awarded grant funding to its member organizations in 2016 to support innovative programs that help address the needs of families affected by Alzheimer’s, as well as respite care services for caregivers.

SCHOLARSHIPSAFA awarded college scholarships to high school students through its annual scholarship essay contest. Winners were chosen from a record pool of 2,500 entries, each of which discussed how Alzheimer’s affected the student’s life.

Photo by Northwell Health

AFA awarded nearly $1 million in funding for research, grants and scholarships in 2016

2016 scholarship essay contest co-grand prize winners Tania Kristina Bridges and Maggie Kennedy

AFA’s National Memory Screening Program held

screening events at over 1,000 different sites in

2016. Over 500,000 people received free, confidential

memory screenings through the program in 2016,

which was done in partnership with AFA’s member

organizations. Additionally, K-Mart Pharmacy, working

with AFA, held free memory screenings at their 528

locations throughout the country during Alzheimer’s

Awareness Month in November.

Over 3 million Americans have been screened through AFA’s National Memory Screening Program.

Visit AFA’s website to find a memory screening site near you!

SUPPORTING QUALITY CARE AFA’S EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMSDEMENTIA CARE PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICAAFA’s Dementia Care Professionals of America (DCPA) division offers training, certification and education to professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias and the level of care they provide to individuals living with dementia.

PARTNERS IN CAREDeveloped in close collaboration with nationally-recognized healthcare professionals for healthcare professionals, AFA’s signature training program teaches participants to feel comfortable and confident interacting with, and caring for, individuals with dementia by providing them with critical perspectives from professionals, individuals living with dementia and their families. The training program, which is approved by both the National Association of Social Workers and the New York State Education Department’s Board of Social Work, is provided through live on-site

events as well as via AFA’s “Partners in Care” DVD.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION/CONTINUING EDUCATIONParticipants who complete the Partners in Care

training program and pass a certification exam have

the opportunity to become a “Certified Dementia

Care Partner.” Licensed social workers who

successfully complete the program can also receive

up to 6 contact hours towards their continuing

education requirements.

SUPPORT GROUPSAFA’s licensed social workers hold regular

telephone-based support groups to help people

living with Alzheimer’s disease, their loved ones and

professional caregivers. Each support group enables

participants to ask questions, get answers, share

experiences and connect with others who are dealing

with the same challenges in a small, intimate forum.

CARE CONNECTIONAFA’s free, monthly educational webinars for family

and professional caregivers provide information

from guest experts about a variety of topics, such as

making the most of a doctor’s visit, how to advocate

for your loved one, stress management, depression,

and legal and financial issues. Participation

continues to grow; 2016 saw a 35% increase in the

number of participants from 2015.

2016 HIGHLIGHTS • Over 1,700 individuals trained

(117% increase from 2015)

• 197 hours of live training provided (176% increase from 2015)

• 70 different training programs/workshops held

• 334 new certified DCPA professionals

• 40% increase in the number of training DVDs sold

AFA MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS: THE GRASSROOTS OF CAREAFA’s 2,600 member organizations share AFA’s

commitment to providing optimal care and services

to individuals confronting dementia.

Hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities,

nonprofit organizations, local governments and

law enforcement organizations throughout the

country are all part of AFA’s network of member

organizations.

Member organizations play a critical role in helping

AFA ensure that people affected by Alzheimer’s

have access to the services they need. AFA social

workers regularly connect helpline callers to local

member organizations in their area for support

services.

Additionally, AFA awards grant funding to its

member organizations to support educational

initiatives, therapeutic programs, respite care

services and public safety.

BY THE NUMBERS

2,600 total number of AFA member organizations in 2016

200 the number of new member organizations added in 2016

50number of states with at least one AFA member organization

RAISING ALZHEIMER’S AWARENESSLIGHT THE WORLDNearly 200 landmarks across the globe lit up

teal on November 3rd to help raise Alzheimer’s

awareness and show support for those living

with the disease through AFA’s 2016 “Light

the World” program. Light the World reached

nearly every state in the US, as well as sites in

Australia, Bahrain, Canada, China, Ireland, New

Zealand, Qatar, Taiwan and the United Kingdom.

“CAPTIVATING” ATTENTION ABOUT MEMORY SCREENINGSAFA’s memory concerns video public service

announcement ran on Captivate’s 10,000 screen

TV network in elevators and office building lobbies

in major cities across the country, generating more

than 120 million impressions about the importance

of getting a memory screening.

“BUILDING” AWARENESSThrough a collaboration with Superior Digital, AFA

put billboard displays in Times Square, New York,

the crossroads of the world, to help raise awareness

about AFA’s national, toll-free helpline, as well as its

National Memory Screening Program.AFA expanded

the campaign further by securing billboard ad space

throughout the country.

Thank you to Superior Digital and Matt Knee for your

continued support of AFA!

THE HARDEST CROSSWORDAFA’s “Hardest Crossword” public awareness campaign

appeared in newspapers across the country. Created in

partnership with , an innovative full-service

healthcare marketing and advertising agency, Will Shortz

and Fred Piscop, Crossword Editors for the New York Times

and USA Today respectively, the puzzle is based on the

true lives of individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease,

with the clues based on memories. Unlocking the answers

is impossible if you don’t remember. Through this creative,

interactive campaign, AFA helped illustrate the effects of

Alzheimer’s first-hand to over 50 million people.

CONCEPTS IN CARE EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCESCONCEPTS IN CARE EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCESNashville, New York, Chicago, Washington D.C., West Palm

Beach, and Long Island, NY

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America hosted Concepts in

Care Educational Conferences in 2016. Over 1,000 people

attended the events. Each conference enabled individuals living

with dementia, family and professional caregivers and the

general public to learn from leading dementia care experts, and

caregivers who have gone through the experience of caring for

someone with Alzheimer’s.

Topics included updates on research and public policy, clinical

trials, strategies and support for caregivers and recreational

therapies. Attendees were engaged in educational sessions and

interactive activities, and took advantage of free, confidential

memory screenings.

FREE EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR VETERANSAFA and the Northport Veterans Administration Medical Center

teamed up for a free Alzheimer’s educational conference for

veterans and their families.

Over 563,000 US veterans are living with Alzheimer’s and the

prevalence of dementia in veterans is predicted to rise as a

result of an increasing incidence of traumatic brain injury (TBI)

and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

AFA’S EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES

AFA’S EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES

Over 200 golfers hit the greens at Fresh Meadow Country Club as part of the 2016 Annual AFA Golf Classic to help

raise money in support of AFA‘s programs and services.

Some of the top-level supporters for the event included: Nussbaum, Yates, Berg, Klein & Wolpow, LLP.; Sandata

Technologies; American Express; 322 Partners LLC – Newmark Grubb Knight Frank; Rosenberg, Fortuna & Laitman;

Linden Care LLC.; Catell Family Advised Fund; Senior Helpers; and Metropolitan Abstract Corporation.

SUPPORT FOR AFA

FOR THE LOVE OF COMEDYAFA’s annual “For the Love of Comedy” event once again provided a night of laughter

and fun for a packed house at Gotham Comedy Club in New York City.

“For the Love of Comedy…an Evening with Pete Correale” featured the internationally

renowned comedian and co-host of “The Pete and Sebastian Show” podcast.

Proceeds from the event supported AFA’s programs and services for individuals living

with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers. Both Pete Correale and his radio

co-host, Sebastian Maniscalco, have been major supporters of AFA and the fight against

Alzheimer’s disease for years.

HENRI BENDEL “SIP & SHOP” EVENTS TO FIGHT ALZHEIMER’S DISEASEIconic accessories brand Henri Bendel partnered with the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America to raise funds to help people

with Alzheimer’s disease. Henri Bendel hosted several “Sips, Sweets and Shopping” fundraising events at their stores, in

which a portion of the evening’s sales were donated to AFA to fund its programs and services that benefit individuals with

Alzheimer’s disease and their families, as well as fund research towards a cure.

PUBLICATIONS & ONLINE RESOURCESAFA CARE QUARTERLY MAGAZINEAFA Care Quarterly reaches an estimated 250,000 readers nationwide,

providing them with Alzheimer’s related information, updates, tips and

human interest stories. AFA Care Quarterly can be found at doctors’ offices,

hospitals, libraries and other points of care throughout the country.

E-NEWSLETTER/CARE CONNECTION NEWSLETTERAFA’s e-newsletter delivers regular, electronic updates about public policy,

programs, services and events. The monthly Care Connection newsletter

keeps care partners connected with information about upcoming training

programs, helpful resources, news and events.

WEBSITEAFA’s website contains helpful fact sheets and information for caregivers

about a variety of topics, including ways to manage stress, therapeutic

activities for people living with dementia, improving communication skills

and healthy living.

CONNECT WITH AFA ON-LINEwww.alzfdn.org @alzfdnAlzheimer’s Foundation

of America

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PUBLIC POLICYAFA continues to work to influence public

policy and be a voice for families affected

by Alzheimer’s disease with their elected

representatives. 2016 saw progress on a

number of important Alzheimer’s-related

public policy initiatives which AFA fought for,

including:

• Increased federal investment in Alzheimer’s

disease research towards finding a

treatment and cure.

• Reauthorization of the Older Americans’

Act, which provides vital services and

supports to individuals with Alzheimer’s

disease and their families, including

education, adult day services, caregiver

training, senior nutritional services, legal

assistance and elder abuse protections.

• Passage of the 21st Century Care Act, which

incorporates patient perspectives into the

regulatory process; streamlines clinical

trials; and modernizes medical product

regulation.

PUBLICATIONS & ONLINE RESOURCES

A YEAR IN PHOTOS

$1,000,000+ SUPPORTEREdward & Della Thome Memorial Foundation

$300,000+ SUPPORTEREstate of Eloy Roybal

$150,000-$200,000 SUPPORTERSEstate of Richard M. Schwartz

Estate of James R. Doucett

Estate of Richard N. Stark

Estate of Samuel Kuflik

Estate of John Strang

$100,000+ SUPPORTERSEstate of Robert Kengo Nagayama

The Harriett S. Celinscak Living Trust

Virginia Aldape Trust

Estate of Brenda Magoon

$75,000+ SUPPORTERSMs. Abby Modell

Epiq Bankruptcy Soulutions

Eli Lilly and Company

$50,000+ SUPPORTERSMs. Abby Modell

The Allergan Foundation

Estate of Beverly J. Layton

Estate of Charles White Russum

Estate of Cynthia Koger

$25,000+ SUPPORTERSEstate of Victoria Francyk

Law Offices of Richardson & Sellers, P.A.

Muriel Ross Trust

Daniel and Victoria Prather

Jeanette Silverman Admin Trust

John Tzanakis Trust

Jim and Carol Toney

William H. Martin Living Trust

Estate of Albert J. Reinhard

Estate of Helen Lucille Davis

Estate of Terrence J. Dougherty

Genentech Inc.

Merck

Fashion Accessories Benefit Ball (F.A.B.B.)

Tightline Strategies, Inc.

THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR GENEROUS DONORS!

$10,000+ SUPPORTERSCelia Maxwell

Grant and Kuyk Law Offices

James and Sarah Whitfield Charitable Fund

Biogen Inc.

Rodger and Gloria Charitable Foundation

Eleanor Collins Boas Foundation

Estate of Freda Levine

Mr. Robert B. Catell

Estate of Bertha B. McGeorge

L and L Foundation

American Express Company

Edward D. Miller

Estate of Joyce Golden

Fredd Hoff and Marjorie Isaksen

Estate of Nellie Arlene Coudare

Allergan USA, Inc.

Estate of Linda S. Kroenke

New York Life Insurance Company

Andrew Thorson Foord

Raymond Leboff

The Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation

Grace W. Wendell Charitable Gift Fund

Bert E. Brodsky

JP Morgan Chase Foundation Matching Gift &

Volunteeer Grants

Andrew and Caroline Huddart

Muriel and Bert Brodsky Family Foundation

Estate of Barbara Padgett

Estate of Brenda Joyce Wilburn

Avanir Pharmaceuticals

Aaron & Marion Gural Foundation

Earl M. and Margery C. Chapman Foundation

Linda and Daniel Cummings

Ms. Debora Jones

New York Islanders Hockey Club, LP

Sprague and Benecia Mullikin

Claude and Hannah Burns

Gene and Jean Walker

The Robert and Shirley Harris Family Foundation

TIF Foundation Fund

$5,000+ SUPPORTERSRuthlein Toell Foundation

Mr. Jose-Luis Bustamante

Barbara L. Whitcraft and David C. Heinsler

Mr. and Mrs. John Guarino

The James A. & Mary H. Bell Charitable Foundation

The First National Bank of Long Island

Fogwell Foundation

Lenore and Robert Tingerthal

Ms. Janice M. Weber

Estate of John Tzanakis

The Murray Family Foundation

Keller Fay Group, LLC

Estate of Ruth C. Dietz

The Glenview State Bank

322 Partners LLC, Newark Holdings

Michael Hegarty

Nussbaum, Yates, Berg, Klein & Wolpow, LLP

Mr. Hamid Hashemi

The Hunter College Foundation, Inc.

Committee to Elect Gary L. Ackerman, Inc.

Richard Dunn Family Foundation

S.F.V. Lodge

Debra Harmon

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome and Ilene Schur

Estate of Dale E. Sheffer

Estate of Marjorie Greenleaf

Barbara and Chris Pappas

Boyle Family Foundation

Dawn and Ron Anfuso

Delores S. Blum

Dignity Health

Dr. and Mrs. Dave Watts

Joan and Gordon Anderson

Loretta Hogg

Masergy Communications, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Craig and Darla Albert

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goodwin

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sherin

Mr. David Bloss

Mr. Richard Laine

Nichols Family Foundation

Olson Family Foundation

Reynolds American Inc.

Carole and John McLeod

Denise and David Higgins

Dr. and Mrs. Peter Davies

Eugene M. Lang Foundation

Fred and Charlotte Parill Foundation

Innovate International

Law Offices of Jamie Golden Sypulski

Merlin Petroleum

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lindsey

Peter Buscemi and Judith Miller

The Apple Lane Foundation

The Bradshaw Family Charitable Fund

The Hennessy Family

THE LLEE FOUNDATION

The Natter Family Foundation

The Palisades Educational Foundation, Inc.

Linden Care

N. J. Levy Charitable Foundation

Rosenberg Fortuna & Laitman, LLP

The Maxim Foundation

Harris Mathews Charitable Foundation

Speciality Family Foundation

The Howard and Barbara Farkas Foundation

$2,500+ SUPPORTERSAlice L. Tillett and Brenda Starkey

Ms. Janine Bullis

The Atlantic Group FPPM, Inc.

Alan Meckler

Della Calce Private Foundation Inc.

RFE Engineering Inc.

Al and Ann Jicha

Ms. Michelle E. Canning

HSBC Philanthropic Programs

Metropolitan Abstract

Estate of Charles L. Kodidek

Axovant Sciences, Inc.

William and Patricia Hughes

William Fahrenbruck K. Settlement Trust

Mr. Bradley Beale

Senior Helpers Franchising, LLC

Curbell Inc.

Eric Forst

Adelphi University

TD Bank

American Airlines

Don Gentry, D.D.S.

Frank and Barbara Rechterman

Judith L. Kaufman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Geyer

Mr. Charles A. Benore

Ms. Audrey Kendrick

Pine Hollow Charity Fund Inc.

Sea Foam Sales Company

Mary Lou Downs Foundation

The Greenly Family Foundation Trust

Blumenfeld Development Group

Johnson and Louise H. Clark Foundation

Mr. Shawn Auger

The Ironman Foundation, Inc.

McGraw Hill Financial, Inc. Political Action

Committee

Adam E. Pizzagalli and Elizabeth B. Pizzagalli Trust

Thank you for your support of AFA!

SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL REPORTSTATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES | DECEMBER 31, 2016

SUPPORT CONTRIBUTIONS AND SPECIAL EVENTSContributions

Membership Dues

Special Events (net of direct benefit $60,057)

Program Income

Grants

Investment Income

In-Kind Contributions

TOTAL SUPPORT

Expenses

Program Services

General and Administrative

Fundraising

TOTAL EXPENSES

Increase/(Decrease) in Net Assets

Net Assets, December 31, 2015

NET ASSETS, DECEMBER 31, 2016

$ 7,715,639

$ 82,152

$ 135,967

$ 133,440

$ 1,031,500

$ 80,983

$3,930,425

$ 13,110,106

$ 8,662,555

$ 952,130

$ 442,706

$ 10,057,391

$ 3,052,715

$ 8,327,257

$ 11,379,972

HOW AFA INVESTED ITS

2016 REVENUE

9% General and

Administrative

86% Programs and

Services

5% Fundraising

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