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LOUDOUN FREE CLINIC
Annual Report to the Community
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012

2012 Highlights
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
“If the Clinic had not been here, I would
have had nowhere to go. I would have
really suffered. The Clinic saved my life.”
- Zachary, an
LFC patient
The Loudoun Free Clinic is a non-profit organization serving as a gateway to care for low-income,
uninsured adults in Loudoun County.
For ten years we have provided compassionate, expert medical care to those who are most in need.
FY12 Highlights
We cared for 1,251 patients during a record-breaking
3,793 in-clinic medical visits (a 31% increase over
last year).
We distributed 13,938 prescriptions valued at
almost $1.8 million to our patients.
Our volunteers set a 10-year record with over 6,463
hours of service this year valued at more than
$197,550.
We delivered $6 in medical care for every $1
spent.
Kaiser Permanente donated a full-time provider
to LFC through the Kaiser Community Ambassador
Program. The program matches skilled clinicians,
including nurse practitioners and physician assistants,
with selected safety net health clinics.
“I’m so appreciative of the care I’ve received,
and so grateful.
The community is the true hero in this story.
This work Thanks can’t be done to without the support the community.”
partners, in 2012 we provided $3.5 million in medical
of our volunteers and community and
corporate
services to at-risk residents.
- Barbara, an
LFC patient
Quest Diagnostics championed LFC with a tremendous
partnership. Beginning in June 2012, Quest began
handling all laboratory work for LFC patients
at no cost.
We received a $50,000 grant from Kaiser
Permanente to begin the process of implementing
electronic medical records, which will result in the
use of evidence-based treatment protocols, increased
workflow efficiency, and enhanced data collection for
reliable, more meaningful reporting.
We implemented a Diabetic Management program
based on nationally accepted standards of care. The
database being utilized gives providers a consistent way
to follow patients’ health indicators and to adjust care
as specified.

2012 Highlights
Message From The Chairman & Executive Director
Patrick “Red” McCabe, MBA
Chairman of the Board
Debra Townsend, RN
Executive Director
FY 2012 saw poverty dramatically increase in Loudoun County, and the Clinic was suddenly deluged with a rapidly
expanding at-risk patient base in a stubbornly contracting economy. To combat that alarming trend, the Clinic’s Board of Directors,
staff and volunteers participated with us in assessing and implementing strategies to re-engineer the manner in which
we achieve our mission of mercy.
Focus on Costs: We embarked on a successful cost reduction and corporate sponsorship campaign. The best example
of that strategy is Quest Diagnostics. We approached Quest and asked that all Clinic lab costs be donated in-kind.
Quest explored our Clinic, interviewed our leadership, and eliminated $100,000 of annual diagnostic expenses. Quest became
a major corporate donor overnight.
Fundraising Expansion: Based on current economic conditions and increasing patient levels, we understood that
a single annual fundraising Gala would no longer be sufficient. The “Seasons of Care” initiative was launched, designed to
increase both the awareness of our mission and the level of fundraising. In addition to our annual black tie Gala, the Clinic
will now host seasonal events each year. Each seasonal event will have a decidedly different appeal and approach to our donors.
To further enhance donation levels, all future events will contain both “Ask Cards” and “Giving Trees” for ad hoc donations,
providing an additional outlet for our attendees and their guests to express their support for our mission.
Operating Efficiency: Studying the manner in which our Clinic operated, several infrastructure changes were
made, increasing operational efficiencies and reducing costs. These changes also provided more command and control authority
to our seasoned and experienced senior managers and health care professionals. A new focus on teamwork was also
launched within the Clinic. All of this was done to ensure a patient-centric, cost effective clinic. These changes were made to
amplify the message to our donors that we are always searching for ways to use donated funds most prudently.
Brand Awareness: To increase brand awareness of the Loudoun Free Clinic, we embarked on an active campaign
to have our executives and managers seek out and spread our mission to new business, philanthropic, community and medical
leaders, both in and out of Loudoun County. We believe this new “friend raising” initiative will yield important life saving benefits.
Call to Action: We felt that the Clinic would benefit from a more direct and intentional request for help from other
like-minded and kindhearted people. To achieve that goal, we prominently featured our new call to action, “Make Us Your
Mission” on all of our business, marketing and fundraising collateral. Initial performance trends on this new call to action
are positive from a donor, volunteer and staff perspective.
By the Numbers: In FY2012, the Clinic provided the following free medical services without a single penny
from Federal tax payers:
Performed over 3,790 in clinic medical visits
Distributed 13,938 prescriptions valued at almost $1.8M
Provided Loudoun County approximately $3.5M of medical services
Donated over 6,400 hours of service through its 200+ volunteers
Delivered $6 of medical care for every $1 spent
New Year, New Challenges: FY2013 is trending to be more difficult and less forgiving to our Loudoun brothers
and sisters most at risk. We appreciate and take strength from our Board, Staff, Volunteers and Donors. With your support
there is no doubt that we are up to the task of treating illness, restoring health and hope, and prevailing against poverty. We
sincerely thank each of you for standing with us shoulder to shoulder, while you generously “Make Us Your Mission.”
- Patrick “Red” McCabe, MBA, Chairman of the Board
& Debra Townsend, RN, Executive Director

Patients & Services
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
Patients & Services At a Glance
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
Total # of Patients: 1,251
Total # of Medical Visits On-Site: 3,793
Total # of Prescriptions Provided: 13,938
Total Value of Prescriptions Provided: $1,790,403
Total Value of Labs & Radiology Services Provided: $1,430,490
In 2012 Loudoun Free Clinic
increased the number of
appointments provided to our
patients by 31%
Total # of On-site Appointments by
Specialty
Primary care 2400
Nurse visit 276
Chiropractic 135
Diabetic 430
Endocrinology 73
Women's Health & GYN 210
Nephrology 49
Nutrition 20
Orthopedics 119
Physical Therapy 70
Urology 4
Referrals to Services Provided by
Network Partners & Volunteer
Specialists
“The people here are so good to me. I am so grateful.”
- Farzaneh, an LFC patient
Allergy
Cardiology
Chiropractic
Dental
Dermatology
ENT
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology
Gynecology
Hematology
Infectious Disease
Nephrology
Neurology
Oncology
Ophthamology
Optometry
Orthopedics
Pain Management
Physical Therapy
Podiatry
Pulmonology
Sleep Lab
Surgery
Urology
Wound Care

Our Impact
“For years, no doctor ever took the time to figure
out what was wrong. No one noticed the
blockage until I came to the Free Clinic.”
- Suzanne, an
LFC patient
When Suzanne came to the Loudoun Free Clinic, she had no idea her life was about to change. Until a few years
ago, Suzanne had health insurance and a full-time job. Then in 2005 Suzanne received the heartbreaking news
that her mom had cancer. Devastated, she took time off work to help care for her mom. She was let go not long
after, and lost her health insurance. For the next few years Suzanne cared for her mom while struggling with
health issues of her own. High blood pressure and seizures from a car accident years earlier landed Suzanne in
the hospital over and over, until she could no longer afford to provide for her own medical care. Without any
other option, Suzanne finally came to the Loudoun Free Clinic.
During Suzanne’s first visit, the providers at LFC made an alarming discovery: An abnormal sound in the artery
leading from her heart to her brain. She was sent immediately for an ultrasound, which confirmed our worst
fear. Suzanne had a serious blockage that prevented blood from getting to her brain, leaving her at risk of stroke
and even death. The Clinic Staff reacted quickly, reaching out to Dr. Russell McDow and Dr. Brita Kriss, two of
our dedicated volunteer specialists in the field. Drs. McDow and Kriss confirmed the diagnosis and scheduled
Suzanne for immediate surgery to remove the blockage and repair the artery.
Thanks to the quick action and generosity of our volunteers and community partners, Suzanne had a successful
surgery and is well on the road to recovery. “If it weren’t for Drs. McDow and Kriss, there could have been a
very different outcome, “ said Pati Nicholson, the LFC Physician Assistant who first discovered the blockage.
“Suzanne was in significant danger, and our volunteer doctors literally saved her life.”
LFC was able to provide Suzanne’s medical care through the generosity of volunteers, our medical referral
network and our in-kind and financial donors. Without the Clinic and its supporters, Suzanne could have lost
her life. Her story is a reminder to all of us that every single person has the ability to make a difference.
“Suzanne was in significant danger,
and our volunteer doctors literally
saved her life.”
- Pati Nicholson, PA-C, LFC Staff

Our Partnerships, Staff & Board of Directors
Loudoun Free Clinic
Board of Directors
“I’m so appreciative of the care
I’ve received.
The community is the true hero
in this story. This work can’t be
done without the community.”
- Barbara, an LFC patient
Patrick “Red” McCabe, MBA
Chairman of the Board
Real Estate Professional
The McCabe Group at Coldwell Banker
Thomas Dunlap, Esq.
Vice Chair
Managing Partner
Dunlap Weaver
Sharon Meyers
Secretary
Director of Catering
National Conference Center
The Loudoun Free Clinic
is more than a medical clinic.
It is a place where countless
people and organizations
come together to give hope
and make a lasting impact.
Staff &
Volunteers
In-Kind &
Financial
Donors
Local
Organizations
& Businesses
Medical
Practices
Dan Breuning, CPA
Treasurer
President
BTA Tax Advisors, PC
John Andrew, MD
Medical Director
Physician
Loudoun Internal Medicine Associates
Cheryl Beebe
Senior Vice President
Cardinal Bank
Charles Birdie
President
Lead2Suceed
Kim Carren
Human Resources Director
JP Associates, Inc.
Leadership Team
Debra Townsend, RN
Executive Director
Brenda Beamer
Clinic Director
Katherine Gatewood
Director of Operations
Clinical Services
Douglas Brown, PA-C
Staff Provider
Patricia Nicholson, PA-C
Staff Provider
Jorge Carrasco, CNA
Clinic Staff
Martha Torres, CMA
Clinic Staff
Our Staff
Patient Administration
Alex Salgado
Patient Services Coordinator
Johanna Rojas
Eligibility Coordinator
Joanne Wallace
Patient Assistance Program Coordinator
Volunteers & Development
Diana Veseth-Nelson
Volunteer Coordinator
Dawn Van Berkel
Coordinator of Special Events &
Executive Development
Susan Carroll
Vice President
Oncology Services, Inova Health
System
John Cook III, MD
Physician
Loudoun Internal Medicine Associates
Matthew Gavin, MD
Physician
Leesburg Orthopoedics
Bob Miller
Mortgage Consultant
Southern Trust
Erin Smith
Financial Advisor
Raymond James
Rachel Sposito, RN, NP-C
Family Nurse Practitioner
Dr. H. Sharon Sethi, OBGYN
Anna Toth, CPA
Operations Manager
Loudoun Literacy Council

Our Impact
“I never thought in a million years that this would happen.”
For his entire adult life, Andrew Nicoletti lived everyone’s dream. He worked as a corporate accountant, made plenty
of money, and never had health problems. Then, for the first time in his life, he found himself in the hospital with
a life threatening bacterial infection. He was hospitalized for two and a half months. When he was released he
found himself without a job, and without health insurance.
The economic crash of 2008 made it very difficult for Andrew to find steady work, and it ultimately cost him everything.
He lost his savings and his house. He had to declare bankruptcy. He had nothing left and nowhere to turn
when he noticed a spot on his back that had been causing pain. The spot turned out to be skin cancer.
Andrew had surgery to remove the cancer, but without insurance or income he couldn’t afford follow-up care. For
Andrew, coming to the Free Clinic was a last resort.
“I never thought in a million years that this would happen.”
Many of our patients come to us when they have nowhere else to go, after they have been living with illness for
weeks, months or even years. Andrew was no exception. Without health insurance or the money to pay for a doctor’s
visit out of pocket, he was forced to ignore dangerous symptoms until they couldn’t be ignored any longer.
Although Andrew first came to us for wound care after his surgery, he was actually very sick. Andrew was diagnosed
with diabetes, hypertension, anemia and hypothyroidism.
The years of pain and struggle took a big toll on Andrew. He battled depression, and there were times when he
thought about ending his life. The Free Clinic wasn’t about to let that happen. The staff and volunteers rallied
around Andrew and pushed him to fight. We scheduled him for weekly visits to get the diabetes under control, sent
him to podiatrists, ophthalmologists and wound care, and made sure all his treatments, medications and labs were
handled at no cost. Everyone at the Free Clinic fought for Andrew, and he made a stunning turnaround.
Thanks to everyone involved, Andrew is getting healthy. He has a future. He is a true story of hope and a tribute to
what your support can do for those in need.
“If it wasn’t for the Clinic, I’d be dead. They
never gave up on me. They pushed me to get
better. I had nothing, and I couldn’t have
done it on my own.
They saved my life, and I am so grateful.”
- Andrew, an LFC patient

Volunteers
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
“Our patients are heroes—they are
surviving with nothing.
We are here to empower them and help
them get back on their feet.”
- Mistafa, an
LFC volunteer
Mistafa Hafid , a volunteer at LFC, knows better than anyone how much of an
impact a Free Clinic can make on someone in need.
Mistafa’s family emigrated to the US from Iraq in 2001. His parents made the difficult decision to move the family because, like any
parents, they wanted their children to have a better life—something they couldn’t have in Iraq. When they came to the US they had
nowhere to go, and for years they lived on the streets, struggling to make ends meet. Then Mistafa’s youngest sister, 7 months, got
very sick. They had no choice but to take her to a Free Clinic. Thanks to the efforts of the team at that Clinic she recovered, and the
Hafid family was able to move on. They qualified for food stamps and section 8 housing, and ultimately were able to find work.
Mistafa’s dad worked two jobs, working overnight as a dispatcher and during the day as a delivery driver. His mom took on as much
work as she could, working in foster care, as a math tutor, and as a substitute for local public schools. They worked hard and saved,
dreaming of buying a house for their family and sending their kids to school. In 2006 their hard work was rewarded, and the Hafids
were able to buy a home in Loudoun. Mistafa went on to graduate from Virginia Tech and pursue a graduate degree, his younger
brother is now a first-year medical student and both sisters are excelling in school.
The Hafid children may have had very different lives if it weren’t for the support the family received in the last few years. They are
an example of how even a small amount of help can make a world of difference.
Mistafa came to volunteer at the Free Clinic because he knows firsthand how much of an impact a Free Clinic can make. He is applying
to medical school and plans to work as a doctor treating underserved populations. He is passionate about this mission, and
knows that a Free Clinic is often enough to help someone get back on their feet and make a better life.
“People have a misconception about Free Clinic patients. There are some out there that think our patients are lazy, or different, but
it’s not true. Most of the time our patients are here through no fault of their own, because bad things can happen to anyone. Our
patients are heroes. They’re surviving with nothing, and we are here to empower them and help them get back on their feet”

Volunteers
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
Volunteers At a Glance
Total Hours of Service: 6,463
Total Value of Service: $197,550
The Loudoun Free Clinic is honored by the many people who believe in our mission and work day in and day out to
care for hundreds of patients. From doctors, nurses and pharmacists to interpreters, administrative professionals
and IT experts, the Free Clinic volunteers are vast and varied in skill, but united in their mission to care for those
who need it most.
This year over 200 volunteers gave more than 6,400 hours to the LFC and our patients. We are humbled by their
service and thankful that they are a part of our family. To all of our volunteers, we thank you from the bottom of
our hearts.
If you have been listed incorrectly or not acknowledged, please accept our apologies and contact the Clinic so that
we may correct our records.
IT & Technical Support
Capital Computers & Networks, Inc.
Tech Methods, LLC.
Physicians, Physician Assistants & Nurse Practitioners
Malarmathi Anbarasan, MD
John Andrew, MD
Amardeep Athwal, MD
Babak Barmar, MD
Amanda Brooks, NP
John Cook, MD
Raymond Cruz, MD
Mitra Dastgheyb, MD
Sarah Fletcher, MD
James Gable, MD
Marla Gebaide, DC
Bethesaida Habte, MD
Lori Johnson, PT
Hanna Kim, PA-C
Lennis Klenk, NP
Jennifer Kugler, DO
Seon Lee, MD
Rhonda Martin, MD
Kristin Matushevski, PA-C
Geetha Pillai, MD
Surin Rodino, NP
Linda Sher, NP
Amir Shoja, MD
William Sonak, DC
Julie Spencer, DNP
Rachel Sposito, NP
Nancy Sweatt, PA-C
Shandon Thompson, DC
Shashi Upadhya, MD
Daniel Williams, PA-C
Nicki Woodley, NP
Commonwealth Emergency Physicians
Inova Hospitalists
Dennis Bernier, DO, MPH
Kavitha Cherukuri, MD
Nicholas Hogan, MD
Mark Hughes, MD
Marwan Jaber, MD
Amanda Klukowski, MD
Jay Kugler, DO
Jean Ling, MD
Michael Londner, MD
Zachary Malachias, MD
John Morgan, MD
Jagadish Potluri, MD
Edward Puccio, MD
Michael Pulizzi, MD
Sarah Ramsay, MD
Daphne Thomas, MD
Pranav Virmani, MD
Elise Wallo, MD
Sara Woo, MD
Tahir Admad, MD
Bethel Alemayehu, MD
Naresh Bassi, MD
Linda Bostrom, NP
Sandhya Chanda, MD
Christina Frizzell, NP
Nidhi Gill, MD
Wibisono Hartojo, MD
John Khuu, MD
Benjamin McIllwaine, MD
Shyamala Mryala, MD
Christine Newcomer, NP
Swapna Reddy, MD
Lynne Scanlon, NP
Linda Sher, NP
Diana Traficante, DO

Volunteers
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
“The generosity of spirit and dedication of
the staff and volunteers amazes me every
day. Aside from my family, I’ve never
been more proud to be a part of anything.”
- Lisa, RN,
LFC Volunteer
Nurses, EMTs & Medical Assistants
Sarah Bergen, RN
Nancy Borman, RN
Romana Bosek, RN
Chelsea Bradley, CNA
Nancy Bruno, RN
Margaret Corley, RN
Karen Covington, RN
Wendy Cox, C.N.A.
Amy Crane, RN
Catherine Dunn, RN
Susan Eidelheit, RN
Michael Galdun, RN
Sandra Gray, RN
Beth Halley, RN
Tami Harrison, RN
David Hess, EMT
Diane Holt, RN
Heather Hughes, RN
Helen Jester, RN
Amandip Kaur, RN
Karen Kehr, LPN
Ann Kelly, RN
Alexis Kerr, RN
Lydia Lawrence, RN
Rebecca Mance, RN
Anne Marshall Block, RN
Lilia Medina, RN
Natalie Moore, RN
Jude Njoku, RN
Caitlin Patterson, LPN
Deborah Premo, RN
Debra Saunders, RN
Gissel Sonnenbrot, RN
Emily Sparrow, RN
Donna Spurlock, RN
Helen Stacks, RN
Kelly Statz, RN
Tiffani Stuitje, RN
Lisa Thorn, RN
Peggy Thornton, RN
Nima Vahidi, EMT
Mayur Vallabhaneni, EMT
Courtney Zamostny, RN
Interpreters
Daiana Banales-Dorman
Nancy Bossard
Maria Castro
Vivian Cooper
Sandra Cravens
Maria Diaz
Daniela Encinas
Sonia Fledderjohn
Karen Galeano
Carlos Gamarra
Glorimar Gonzalez
Maria Haro-Univazo
Benjamin Huicho Santillana
Brooke Junco
Eva Martin
Nancy McMillen
Francisco Ovando
Erly Paredes
Amy Sibley
Kathryn Stephens
Barbara Thede
Giuliana Valencia
Carlos Wesley
Clinic, Pharmacy & Technical Support, Consultants and Administrative Volunteers
Delia Aguilar
Olaide Akande
Jeanie Ashfield-Testa
Bilal Ashraf
Ellen Barnes
Alexandra Barwis
Greg Bentz
Sonya Bernhards
Caroline Bloss, MSW
Kimberly Carren
Meagan Carren
Monica Deaver
Minnie Dhawan
Camelia Drissi
Daniel DuBravec
Shelley Elliott
Layla Ghuzlan
Melissa Guidry
Paras Gupta
Anna Kania
Mehtab Kaur
Donald Kim
Christina Lee
Yan Li
Anne Lupardo
Victoria Luu
Anam Mahmud
Maria Criselda Martinez
Anupama Mathur, MPH
Jennifer Min
Anna-Luisa Mirto
Sadaf Muneer, PharmD
Daenuka Muraleetharan
Zaid Obaida
Chinazom Onubogu
Tatiana Oreshkova
Archana Pai
Kelly Pugh
Valentyna Rader
Linda Rice
Katie Russell
Maily Saldalgo
Karen Secker
Brandon Sedgewick
Justin Sedgewick
Abhinav Seetharaman
Meghna Sharma
Shrayanshu Singh
Charady Skidis
Marilyn Smith
Yohan Sumathipala
Ken Sutton
John Tett
Mary Tett
Joanne Wallace
Daniel Watson
Alexis Williams
Sakai Williams
Kim Woodard

Volunteers
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
Dinner Donors
LFC’s evening medical clinics start at 5:30 pm. Most volunteers
come straight from work or school and often stay
past 9:00 pm. We are lucky to have the support of a group
of restaurants, individuals and community organizations
that generously provide dinner for our volunteers.
Cookology
Del Rio
Dominion Academy
Amanda Dorschh
Eggspectations
Gallettas
Heritage High School National
Lightfoot Restaurant
Palio Ristorante Italiano
Joseph Rizzardi
South Street Under
St. Francis de Sales
Medical Practices Vital to LFC
Loudoun Free Clinic is indebted to the following specialists and medical practices that generously provide services in their offices
for hundreds of Clinic patients.
Nauman Akhtar, MD, Leesburg Orthopedics
Jack Ayoub, MD, Virginia Obstetrics & Gynecology
Ayman Boutros, MD, The Eye Center
Parvinder Chawla, MD, Neurology
Sarfraz Choudhary, MD, Infectious Diseases & Travelers Medicine
Ajay Dar, MD, Fairfax Northern Virginia Hematology & Oncology
Matthew Gavin, MD, Leesburg Orthopedics
Joel Gonzalez, NP, Colon, Stomach and Liver Center
Van Ha, MD, Loudoun Dermatology Associates
Rodney Kander, DPM, Podiatric Care of Northern Virginia
Michael Kavanagh, MD, Leesburg Orthopedics
Imran Khan, MD, Countryside Orthopedics
William Knudson, DPM, Podiatric Care of Northern Virginia
Brita Kriss, MD, Loudoun Surgical
Gary Kugler, DPM, Lansdowne Foot and Ankle Center
Sam Mansour, MD, The Virginia Retina Center
Russell McDow, MD, Loudoun Surgical
Roberta Moreland, MD, Loudoun Dermatology Associates
Ali Moshirfar, MD, Orthopaedic Spine Surgery Institute
Water O’Brien, MD, The Urology Group
Kevin O’Connor, MD, The Urology Group
Douglas Richardson, MD, Dermatology
Jeffrey Sedgewick, MD, Sedgewick Eye Associates
Joanna Shuman, MD, Podiatry
Michael Todd, MD, Skin Cancer Center Northern VA
Sanjeev Wasan, MD, Gastroenterology & Hepatology Center
Ian Wattenmaker, MD, Center for Spinal Surgery & Spinal Disorders
Allegheny Optical Optometry
Blueridge Speech & Hearing
Capital Caring Hospice
Fairfax Radiology
Inova Physical Therapy
Inova Wound Care
Lions Club
Quest Laboratories
Radiology Imaging Associates
Reston Hospital
Reston Radiology
The Urology Group
UVA
Virginia Heart Cardiology
Virginia Surgery Associates General Surgery
Washington Radiology Associates
“There is a greater purpose to the
Free Clinic than just seeing patients.
There is a mission and a sense of
wanting to change a community.
- Dr. Will Sonak,
LFC Volunteer

Financials
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
June 30, 2012
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash and cash equivalents $ 149,206
Investments 441,231
Contributions receivable 141,299
Prepaid expenses 8,430
Total Current Assets 740,166
Total Revenues and Support: $2,247,176
Total Cash Contributions: $540,410
Special
Events, 15%
Investment
Income, 1%
Property and Equipment
Office and medical equipment 24,262
Less: Accumulated depreciation (11,237)
Total Property and Equipment 13,025
Grants, 24%
Donations,
59%
TOTAL ASSETS $ 753,191
Total In-Kind Contributions: $1,706,766
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Current Liabilities
Accounts payable $ 2,284
Accrued payroll liability 9,715
Accrued leave 7,236
Deferred revenue 22,750
Total Current Liabilities 41,985
Net Assets
Unrestricted 679,724
Temporarily restricted 31,482
Total Net Assets 711,206
Volunteer
Services
12%
Total Expenses: $2,426,321
Donated
Radiology &
Lab Services
88%
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $ 753,191
Management
and general, Fundraising,
6% 4%
For every $1 spent the
Loudoun Free Clinic
provided $6 in
services during FY2012
Program
Services, 90%

Honor Roll of Donors
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
This Honor Roll of Donors lists donors to Loudoun Free Clinic between July 1, 2011 and June 30,
2012, including the 2011 Fall Gala Sponsorship and Auction donors, in-kind donations of services to
Loudoun Free Clinic, and tribute gifts. If you have been listed incorrectly or not acknowledged on the
donor list, please accept our apologies and contact the Clinic so that we may correct our records.
“We appreciate the excellent service and quality of
care the Loudoun Free Clinic provides to the
Loudoun County community. Inova Loudoun
Hospital and the Loudoun Free Clinic both share in
the philosophy of providing excellent healthcare to
our residents regardless of their ability to pay.”
- H. Patrick Walters, CEO, Inova Loudoun Hospital
Inova Health System
Partner in Healthcare
$100,000 and above
Benefactor
$50,000 - $99,999
“Loudoun Free Clinic is an essential window to the
communities we serve.”
- Mindy Rubin, Director of Safety Net Partnering,
Kaiser Permanente
County of Loudoun
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid-Atlantic States
Ambassador
$25,000 - $49,999
Fairfax Radiology & Inova Reston MRI
“We recognize the amazing work Loudoun Free
Clinic does with so little, and are happy to support
this important mission.”
- Lynn Elliott, CEO, Fairfax Radiological
Consultants, PC
Patron
$10,000 - $24,000
Architecture Inc.
Commonwealth Emergency Physicians
Design Management Group
Donohoe Real Estate Services
Inova Loudoun Ambulatory Surgery Center
Wheeler Family Foundation
In-Kind Partner
Donated Medical Services Valued at $50,000 and above
Advocate
$5,000 - $9,999
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid-Atlantic States
Quest Diagnostics
Radiology Imaging Associates
General Dynamics Information Technology
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Inova Loudoun Hospital Medical Staff
Washington Real Estate Investment Trust

Honor Roll of Donors
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
Sponsor: $1,000—$4,999
A.W. Smith III Enterprises
Able Communications Technology Corp
ADI Construction
Ms. Nancy Bruno
Cardinal Bank
Cardinal Bank Community Foundation
Bruce Dewar and Julie Overman
Dominion Foundation
Gannett Foundation
Dr. Raymond Hoare
Dr. Dervila Jonas
Ketterman's Jewelers
Leesburg Rotary Club
Mobile Audit, Inc.
Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Consultants, LLC
Reston Hospital Center
RSG, pc
Saint Francis De Sales Church
Service Neon Signs, Inc.
Smartnet, Inc.
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sturgeon
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Testa
The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia
The Life Centre & Leesburg Veterinary Specialists,
LLC
The Luminescence Foundation
The Wine Kitchen
Twin Contracting Corporation
Wegmans
Companion: $500—$999
Bank of Clarke County
American Learnership Forum, Inc.
Belfort Furniture
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Brown
Chas. Lunsford Sons & Associates
Countryside Orthopaedics, PC
Ms. Sonia Fledderjohn
Hall Funeral Home, Inc.
Ms. Kelly Hymes
Dr. Michael A. Kavanagh, MD
Dr. Seon Lee
Loudoun Holistic Health Parnters PLLC
Middleburg Bank
Ms. Betty Phillips
Sittler Development Associates LLC
Steigerwald, Gordon & Koch, Wealth Advisors
The National Sports Medicine Institute
Mr. & Mrs. H. Patrick Walters
Donor: $250—$499
Dr. Malarmathi Anbarasan
Mr. and Mrs. David Bell
Ms. Betsey Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Etro
Ms. Jennifer Gauert
IBM Charitable Contribution Campaign
Ms. Kim Kuzmkowski
Leesburg Sterling Family Practice
The Honorable & Mrs. Joe May
Mr. & Mrs. Thom Mayer
The Honorable J. Randall Minchew
Ms. Patricia Nicholson
Mrs. Sylvie Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Toth
Supporter: $100—$249
Ms. Lucille Ask
Mr. & Mrs. G. William Austin
Dr. Babak Barmar
BrandVizion
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brown
Mr. Timothy Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Buenting
Mr. Manny Carreras
Dr. & Mrs. C.L. Chiantella
Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
Ms. Patricia Smoot Constantino
Dr. Charlene Y. Douglas
Dr. Michael Douvas & Ms. Sue Alison Brown
Mr. Bubba Durst
Ms. Susan Eidelheit
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Flowers
Dr. Matthew Gavin
Ms. Katherine Gatewood
Ms. Christine Gleckner
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Halley
Ms. Mary Harris
Mr. Steven Hauptman
Mr. Garrett Ingoglia
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jester
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Johnson
Dr. Jennifer Kugler
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Leepson
Leesburg Toyota, Scion
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Lehigh
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Leigh
Mr. Tony LeTona
Mr. & Mrs. Morton Libarkin
Linda Roberts Communications, LLC
Benefitsmart, LLC
Loudoun Medical Group T/A Infectious Disease
& Travelers Medicine
Ms. Elsa Lugo
Mr. & Mrs. Scott MacDonald
Ms. Erlinda Magallanes
Mr. & Mrs. Brian McCormack
Mr. M. Michael Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Mitnick
Dr. Ali Moshirfar
Ms. Pamela Mossburg
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Myers
Mr. Michael Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newhall
Ms. Olivia Palmer
Dr. Dean Pollock & Ms. Judy Caplan
Realty Management Company
Ms. Jennifer Richard
Mr. Peter Schmidt and Ms. Lucia Lesar
Mr. & Dr. Larry Simms
Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Sparrow
Mr. Peter K. Stackhouse, Esq.
Strange & Hancock Orthodontics
Ms. Rosemarie Swaim
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Thede
Mr. Andrew Thorn
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Thorn
Ms. Mary Thorn
Ms. Debra Townsend
Dr. & Mrs. Shashi Upadhya
Ms. Kelly Jenkins
Mr. Tom Dunlap, Esq.
Dr. & Mrs. Paul Weiner
Mr. Ed Wetherell
Dr. Elizabeth Whiting

Honor Roll of Donors
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
July 1, 2011—June 30, 2012
Donations in Memory or Honor of
In Memory of Pedro Machado
Ms. Rosa Avalos
Dr. Babek Barmar
Ms. Brenda Beamer
Ms. Bernadette Berrios
Ms. Nancy Bossard
Ms. Nancy Bruno
Mr. Jorge Carrasco
Mr. Michael Douvas & Ms. Sue Alison
Brown
Ms. Marissa Finelli
Ms. Karen Galeano
Ms. Katherine Gatewood
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Halley
Mr. Tony Letona
Ms. Johanna Rojas
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Testa
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Weiner
Ms. JoAnn Williams
Ms. Zarixia Zavala-Ruiz
In Honor of Dan Watson
DBR Consulting Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David Weems
In Memory of Bubba Durst
Ms. Susan Eidelheit
In Memory of Wayne Hawkins
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Myers
In-Kind Donations
A Poetic Peace
Aesthetica Cosmetic Surgery & Laser
Center
Amy Manson Pottery
Ann Carney Designs
Annallee's Prom, Bridal, Special
Occasions & Tuxedo
Ashburn Ice House
Ms. Jean Ault
AV-ED Flight School, Inc.
Ballentine Farm
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Ms. Ellen Barnes
Beauty at Meriem's
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Beebe
Best Western Brandywine Valley
Inn
Bike and Roll D.C.
Blue Ridge Grill
Bluemont Vineyard
Body by Dion
Bonefish Grill
Bradford Renaissance Portraits
Ms. Jaki Bradley
Briar Patch Bed & Breakfast Inn
Bryce Resort
Cabot Creamery Cooperative
Callaway Golf Company
Capital City Golf School
Capital Computers & Networks, Inc.
Mr. Manny Carreras
Carried Away Gifts
Caulkins Jewelers & Gifts
Chariots for Hire
Cloud Nine Salon & Spa
Cobb Village 12 Cinemas
Consignment Boutique
Consignment Solutions
Dr. & Mrs. John Cook III
Cookology
Cosmetic Facial Surgery
Creative Dance Center
Mr. Clement W. Crooks Jr.
D.C. United
Designz
Dinx Salon Inc.
Direct Relief USA
Dog Day Afternoon
Doukenie Winery
Dulles Golf Center & Sports Park
Mr. E.J. Marinich
Eclectica Skin Care LLC
Edible Arrangements of Ashburn
Eggspectation
Everything & The Dog
Fabbioli Cellars
Fireworks Pizza
Flying Dog Brewery
Fogleman, Viera & Associates
For Goodness Sake
Fortessa, Inc.
Glenfiddich Farm Cookery School
Glenfiddich Farm Pottery
Great American Restaurants, Inc.
Great Country Farms
Dr. Joyce Hahn
Harris Teeter at Lansdowne Center
Haute Dogs & Fries
Ms. Holidae Hayes
Hip Studio Photography
Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races
Mr. Bill Hornbeck
Ms. Karen Hunter, Comcast
Ms. Michelle Hunter
Image Salon
Infinite Printing
J&L Interiors, LLC
Jasmine Chinese Cuisine
Jeff Lubin Portrait Photography Studio
Jewels Belly Dance
JKMcKnight Inc.
Kathy Kupka Photography
Ketterman's Jewelers
King Pinz
LA Fitness
La Isla Corporation
La Lou Bistro
Lansdowne Resort
Mr. Chuck LaRochelle, Inova Real Estate
Services
Larry Miller Inc.
Law Office of Betsy Sue Scott
Lee's Hill Golf Club
Leesburg Pharmacy
Legal Sea Foods
Leesburg Sterling Family Practice
Lightfoot Restaurant
LMG MDVIP
Loudoun Carpet Care
Loudoun County Republican Women's
Club
Loudoun Golf & Country Club
Loudoun Insurance Group
Luray Caverns
Main Street Landscape
Marrakesh Restaurant
McCormick & Schmick's
Merry Jewels
Metropolitan Healthcare Services
My Dietician Amy
Mr. Bill Nicholson
Ms. Kimberlyn Noel
Not Your Average Joe's
Mr. Thomas O'Neil
Organic Plum Studio
Osprey's Golf Club
Otter Creek
P.F. Chang's China Bistro Dulles Town
Center
Panera
Para Inc.
Parallel Wine Bistro
Park Lane Jewelry
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Popple
Preferred Pay
Puccio's New York Deli
Pump It Up
Pumpernickel Press
Quail Creek Productions
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Reid
Reston Limousine
Roth Doner Jackson, PLC
Scentsy
Ms. Catherine Scott
Ms. Mary Sellers
Shoppers Food & Pharmacy
Silpada Jewelry
Mr. Thomas Simmons
SMI Signs, Inc.
South Wales Golf Course
Mr. Allen Sparrer
Springhill Suites - Ashburn Dulles
North
Sweet Peas and Snuggles
Tara Price Photography
Tarara Winery
Tech Methods, LLC
The Boar's Head
The Cheesecake Factory
The Cooley Gallery
The Dance Academy of Loudoun
The Dandelion Patch
The Fun Shop
The International Spy Museum
The Kennedy Center
The Natural Bridge
The McCabe Group at Coldwell
Banker
The Social Tea House, LLC
The Washington Redskins
Thirty-One
Tillowz
Top Dog Grooming
Travinia Italian Kitchen
Tropical Smoothie Cafe
Twigs
Mr. Carlos Vega, BluePrint Video
Vintage Restaurant Group
Virginia Beach National Golf Club
Virginia Beach Resort Hotel &
Conference Center
Washington Capitals
Washington Dulles Airport Marriott
Waterford Foundation, Inc.
Wayside Theatre
Westfields Marriott
Wildfire Restaurant
Willowcroft Farm Vineyards
Congressman Frank Wolf
Xtreme Health & Fitness
YMCA Loudoun County
Zazu

New Clinic Update
After ten years in our current home, the
Loudoun Free Clinic will soon relocate to a
4,986 sq. ft. space in the Leesburg medical
complex of Inova Loudoun Hospital. The
new space, generously donated by Inova
Loudoun Hospital, is nearly 40% larger than
our current facility and will allow us to provide
care to an increased roster of patients
while expanding our current services.
The building initiative requires unprecedented
support from the community, and LFC is
proud to offer naming opportunities to help
support this critical move. Naming a space
within the Clinic is a wonderful way to pay
tribute to a loved one while supporting LFC’s
mission. If you are interested in being a part
of LFC’s future by naming a space, please call
Katherine Gatewood at 703-779-5418 or
email kgatewood@loudounfreeclinic.org.
Naming Opportunities
Naming Spaces & Equipment
Donation Amount
Clinic Center $1,000,000.00
Treatment Area $500,000
Patient Education/Conference Center $400,000
Waiting Room/Reception $300,000
Compassionate Care Center $100,000
Medication Services Center $50,000
Volunteer Work Station $25,000
Exam Rooms (each) $20,000
Staff Offices (each) $10,000
Kitchen $10,000
Eligibility Interview Room $10,000
Eligibility Cubicles (each) $5,000
Conference Room Chairs (each) $1,000
Waiting Room Chairs (each) $500
Our New Home, May 2013
224A Cornwall Street NW
Leesburg, VA 20176
Work together with one heart and mind and purpose.
New Permanent Home of the LFC—Spring 2013
Our heartfelt thanks for assisting us to care for patients most at risk within our community. With each and every donation, you
leave a SOULPRINT© within our Clinic, allowing us to deliver compassionate and competent care. There could not be a greater gift
than restoring HOPE and HEALTH. Please join us in this care ministry; you have the power to save a life.
Debra Townsend, RN
Executive Director