FY 2006-2007 Annual Report - The International Eye Foundation

FY 2006-2007Annual Report

International Eye FoundationBoard of Directors 2006 - 2007Honorary BoardLetitia Baldridge, AuthorHis Highness Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah al-Faisal al Saud, Venture CapitalistTony Paul Kandiero, Former Ambassador of the Republic of Malawi to the United StatesHer Majesty Queen Noor, PhilanthropistBruce E. Spivey, MD, President, International Council of OphthalmologyCongressman Representative Chris Van Hollen, 8 th District, MarylandHis Excellency Knut Vollebaek, Diplomat, Ambassador of NorwayGoverning BoardPresident:Susan T. Fritschler, MPA, Government Relations, Principal, STF Public AffairsVice President:His Excellency Jerome Mendouga, MA, Diplomat, Ambassador, Republic of CameroonTreasurer:George R. Floyd, Partner, Brown Advisory Securities, LLCSecretary:Nancyfaye Autenzio, MA, Technology Management, ConsultantSenior Medical Director:James P. Ganley, MD, DrPH, Ophthalmologist/Epidemiologist, Treasurer,International Society of Geographic and Epidemiologic OphthalmologyCynthia Anthony, MA, Washington Representative, American University in CairoHelen Clark Atkeson, JD, Attorney, Hogan & Hartson, LLP, Denver, COHeather Atkins, MA, Business Development and Marketing, HummingbirdWalter E. Beach, MA, Senior Fellow, Helen Dwight Reid Foundation †Robert Best, MS, Sales and Marketing, retiredRowland R. Bradley, MS, IT Sales and Marketing, ConsultantHis Excellency Jose Guillermo Castillo, MBA, Ambassador, Republic of GuatemalaLawrence S. Clark, MBA, Corporate Finance & Investment, Film IndustryWilliam D. Clark, US Army and Pentagon, retiredHoward P. Cupples, MD, Ophthalmologist, retiredE. Gail de Planque, PhD, President, Strategy Matters, Inc.Cyd Miller Everett, Public Relations, retiredPaul T. Gavaris, MD, Ophthalmologist, Washington, DCDanuta T. Haciski, MD, Neuro-Otologist, Baltimore, MDGeorgianna Hallheimer, Commercial RealtorBarbara Heineback, Communications and Marketing, ConsultantJulia Sevilla-Somoza de Hopping, VP & Administrator, The Center for Cosmetic SurgeryMark J. Izzo, MBA, Principal, Converge LLCKathryn D. Leckey, JD, Attorney, Leckey, Lenk & Luketina, LLCFrances P. Legon, Development Professional, ConsultantMichael A. Lemp, MD, MSC, Ophthalmologist, OcuSense, Inc., and Pericor ScienceBernhard H. Liese, MD, DSc, MPH, Georgetown University and World BankHer Excellency Hawa O. Ndilowe, MS, Ambassador, Republic of MalawiW. Scott Peterson, MD, Ophthalmologist, ConnecticutFrances R. Pierce, Chairman, President & CEO, Data Systems Analysts, Inc.Bradley A. Stoddard, Policy Analyst, retiredEschi Warwick, Real Estate InvestmentsDirector EmeritusRuth Insel, MS, Social Worker, retiredLegal CounselThomas H. Price, III, JD, Attorney, Thomas H. Price, III, PA† DeceasedJohn Harry King, Jr., MDIEF Founder& first Medical Director1910-1986We mourn the passing of SuzanneKing Clark, February 15, 2008 after along illness. Susie was the daughterof IEF’s founder, Dr. John HarryKing, Jr., and a stalwart in IEF’sfamily. She traveled the world withher father and mother, the lateHelen Tewksbury King, both duringhis career in the US Army and afterwardswith her husband William D.Clark, both strong advocates forIEF’s mission. Since IEF’s founding in1961, Susie had been fully active inour fundraising events, and was astrong and encouraging friend to thesuccessive CEOs, Board membersand staff. Through their extensivenetwork of friends and colleagues,Susie was extremely effective inmaking nominations of the very bestpeople to serve on IEF’s Board. Bill& Susie were recognized for theirsignificant support as recipients ofIEF’s “Promotion of Peace & Vision”award in 2005. We are grateful toher family for asking that donationsbe made to IEF in Susie’s memory.

Message from theChairman andPresident & CEOOur Annual Report shows in vivid pictures, descriptive charts, powerful wordsand compelling facts the accomplishments of the International Eye Foundation.But the most powerful images and words cannot fully convey the impact of ourservices on people in developing countries. A contingent of IEF Directorsgained new insight to the importance of our mission a few months ago whenvisiting our partner clinic, Visualiza, in Guatemala City, and a satellite clinic inrural Peten.As our delegation toured the Visualiza clinic we met with doctors, medicaltechnicians, business managers and staff. Many of these talented professionalshave been associated with IEF for years; they are truly part of the IEF family.We were struck by their sense of purpose and dedication. It was clear: forthese professionals, delivering quality eye care is a personal commitment, not ajob. In fact, the doctors of Visualiza are so passionate about their calling theycreated the clinic in Peten, a farming area 500 kilometers (310 miles) or 6 hoursby road from Guatemala city. Each doctor volunteers to move to this rurallocation, on a rotating basis, for a week a month, taking eye care to people whootherwise could not spend the time or expense to travel to Guatemala city.During our visit, the waiting rooms of both clinics were filled with patients whowere confident they would receive the best care, even if they could not affordto pay the full price.Medical skill and determined commitment are essential, but in developing countrieswith vast needs, there is a premium on efficiency, productivity and managementexpertise. IEF is unique in its focus on this component of eye care. Ourapproach, SightReach® Management, introduces business planning and managementpractices to clinic and hospital administration. At Visualiza and 13 otherpartners in Latin America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, we have seen thepositive results over the past 10 years: more patients treated, more cataractsremoved, resources used more efficiently, and greater income has been realized.Our goal is to replicate the success of Visualiza and its sister institutions. Weaim to add 10 clinics and hospitals to our global network by 2012. We needyour support to reach this objective.Susan T. FritschlerChairmanVictoria M. SheffieldPresident & CEOWe continue our work to reduce and ultimately eradicate the causes of low vision, even as the nature of thediseases and causes changes. Traditionally, “river blindness” afflicted millions of people in developing countries.Thanks to the IEF community-based” Mectizan Distribution Programs in Africa and Latin America initiated some17 years ago, blindness from this disease is disappearing.But new challenges have emerged. Cataract remains the cause of half the world’s blindness. Glaucoma, retinaldiseases, and refractive error are threatening the vision of greater numbers of people. By combining qualitymedical care and SightReach® Management principles, we are confident the incidence of these conditions will bereduced significantly. We ask for your assistance and support to make it happen.Charity Navigator awarded IEF a 4-star rating for the second year in a row noting only 17% of organizationsqualify in this way. We appreciate the confidence you have shown in our ability to advance our mission ofpreventing blindness and low vision. We value your support and ask you to continue partnering with us to givethe gift of sight to people in the developing world.

22002 Global Blindness StatisticsWorld Health OrganizationBlind:Low Vision:Visually Impaired:37 million124 million161 million153 million with significantuncorrected refractive error90% found in developing countries80% either treatable or preventableIEF is a member of theInternational Agency forthe Prevention of Blindnessand partner in theVISION2020 Program. In“official relations” with theWorld Health Organizationsince 1985, IEF supportsthe mission and goals of theWHO’s Programme forthe Prevention ofBlindness.Our MissionBlindness Statistics - CHILDRENWorld Health Organization1.4 million blind2.8 million with low vision45 million with significantuncorrected refractive error500,000 children go blind each year(1 per minute)Half will die before their 5th birthday73% live in Asia & Sub-Saharan AfricaIEF prevents blindness and restores sight by building comprehensive,sustainable eye care services for people living in developing countries.The International Eye Foundation“helps people see!”Dr. Nicolas Yee of Visualiza examinesa patient who needs cataract surgeryin rural Peten, Guatemala

SightReach® PreventionChildhood Blindness3Most eye clinics in developing countries lackpediatric ophthalmologists who can treat eyeproblems unique to infants and children. IEFbuilds capacity and infrastructure to ensure longterm quality services for children who are at riskof blindness.SavingSightfor aLifetimeWith support from the USAID funded “ChildBlindness and Health Grants Fund”, IEF is screeningchildren in 60 schools, and outreach programsreach people in 60 communities so that peoplewith poor vision get examined and are providedwith spectacles.Roberto Carlos can see thanks to Dr. Mariano Yee andDr. Edwin Arias, the new pediatric ophthalmologist atVisualiza in Guatemala. Born with congenital cataracts,Roberto was only 28 days old when he was first examined.At age 3 months, he became Visualiza’s youngestpatient ever to undergo eye surgery when his cataractswere removed. Roberto’s father, a farmer and hismother, “queen of the house”, brother and 8 sisters livetogether in a small house, 5 meters by 5 meters (15’ x15’) with 2 rooms and a kitchen, walls of wood pieces, atin roof and dirt floor. Roberto’s parents walked 30minutes from their home to catch a bus traveling twohours to reach Visualiza’s satellite hospital in Flores inthe northern Peten region. His mother said that if thehospital was not there, they could not do anything forRoberto Carlos because they cannot afford to go all theway to Guatemala City. Now, Roberto can see his world,something that may not have been possible for himwithout this sight-saving surgery.Onchocerciasis—prevention of “river blindness”Thanks to the miracle drug Mectizan® (ivermectin) provided free of charge by itsmanufacturer Merck & Company, the tiny worms that invade the eyes no longerthreaten the sight of millions of people in Africa and Latin America. The worms thatcause onchocerciasis are passed by flies that breed in fast flowing rivers. One dose ofthe drug each year kills all the microscopic worms in the body so they never grow toadulthood and while flies still bite, there are no microscopic worms to pass from oneperson to another. People living near the rivers where the flies breed have moved backto their fertile lands where food is grown more easily. IEF has been distributingMectizan® for over 17 years and established the first “community-based” MectizanDistribution Programs in Africa and Latin America in 1990. In 2007, together with theNational Onchocerciasis Program in Cameroon, IEF treated everyone at risk ofinfection in both Adamaoua and South Provinces. Funding from the African Programmefor Onchocerciasis Control, the Lions SightFirst Program and our many thousands ofindividuals ensures that the threat of blindness is eliminated for millions of peoplebecause they will continue to get this miracle drug each year.

4SightReach® ManagementFor nearly 10 years, IEF has focused on sustainability of eye care institutions, investing funds andtechnical assistance to create patient centered services focusing on quality care, efficiency, productivityand financial self-sufficiency. The network is growing with 14 eye clinics and hospitals in 9 countriesaround the world. The environments are different and present unique challenges, but the growingnumber of successful partners are paving the way as models of what a sustainable eye clinic can be.Support from the de Beaumont Foundation, the LavelleFund for the Blind, the Earl & Shirley Herbst Eye ResearchFund at the Connecticut Community Foundation, andothers are enabling IEF to reach more and more of themany eye clinics requesting our assistance. This year, theInstituto de la Vision in Mexico and its satellite clinics havejoined the SightReach® Management network.Sight-restoring surgery at the Institutode la Vision, Mexico“Without the invaluable help of IEF, wewouldn’t be where we are at this moment.”Juan Francisco Yee, AdministratorVisualiza, Guatemala“I was extremely impressed with the facilitiesand patient care provided at the VisualizaClinic and Pescatore Clinic. The Yee brothershave established a unique clinical model toprovide medical care in developing countries....they have developed clinical facilities allowingfor the care of both private ophthalmologypatients as well as subsidized social eye care forthe larger poor population which could notafford care without this assistance.”Monte del Monte, MDWorld Eye Mission volunteer to GuatemalaDr. Patrick Kwaw-Quaidoo, Chief OphthalmologistRidge Hospital, Accra, GhanaPromoting Sustainability• IEF Chairs “Sustainability Discussion Group”International Agency for the Prevention ofBlindness (IAPB)Chapter 2“Sustainable eye programs” waswritten by IEF in Dr. LarrySchwab’s very popular Eye Carein Developing Nations 4thedition, Manson Publishing,London 2007.• “Optical Services as a Critical Component ofEye Care and Sustainability” presented at TheInaugural World Congress on Refractive Error,Durban, South Africa 2007• “Critical components for financial sustainability”,a course presented by IEF at the 8thGeneral Assembly, IAPB, Buenos Aires, 2008

SightReach® Management5Expanding the Global NetworkIncreasing Quality Eye Care WorldwideIEF is expanding its network of eye clinics and hospitals reaching for and achieving sustainability byinvesting grant funds and technical assistance to:• identify innovative medical and management staff and develop leadership,• transform private clinics to serve all patients including the poor,• transform public and government clinics to attract private patients and earn revenue,• institute standards of quality for clinical care and services,• create professional environments that attract and retain qualified eye care professionals,• customize technical assistance to the local, cultural, professional environment of each partner,• establish professional optical services and other revenue generating activities,• establish outreach programs to expand ophthalmic and optometric services,• build regional networks of sustainable eye hospitals and clinics, and• share experience and expertise between partners and stakeholders.• Lions Aravind Institute for CommunityOphthalmology, Madurai, INDIA(IEF established first 3 Vision Centers)• Gomabai Nethralaya & Research CenterNeemuch, INDIA• Blantyre Lions Eye Unit, Blantyre, MALAWI• Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital, Lilongwe, MALAWI• Eye Department, Ridge Hospital, Accra, GHANA• Kilimanjaro Centre for Community Ophthalmologyat KCMC, Moshi, TANZANIAASIALATIN AMERICAIEF HQAFRICAMIDDLE EAST• ASAPROSAR, San Salvador, EL SALVADOR• ClariVision, San Salvador and La Union,EL SALVADOR• Vision America, Tegucigalpa, HONDURAS• Visualiza, Guatemala City and the PetenGUATEMALA(Regional Demonstration Site)• Instituto de la Vision, Montemorelos and SuresteMEXICO• Al Noor/Magrabi Eye Hospital, Cairo, EGYPT(Regional Demonstration Center)• Shebin El Koum Hospital, Menofiya, EGYPT• Coptic Evangelical Organization for SocialServices (CEOSS) Hospital, Menia, EGYPTIEF plans for 20 partners in its SightReach® Management network by 2012

6Missionwww.sightreachsurgical.comSightReach Surgical® (SRS) is a social enterprise of the International Eye Foundationdedicated to reducing the cost of ophthalmic products in developing countries. Access toquality ophthalmic supplies, instruments, and equipment at affordable prices is reducingcosts for eye care providers and hospitals in the developing world.Values• SightReach Surgical® strives to reduce the cost of materials and expand services to reach moreand more people in need, and provide a quality option to ophthalmic care providers whoseproduct choices and pricing have been thus far limited.• SightReach Surgical® only offers products that have FDA or CE marks and that are utilized aspart of accepted medical and ophthalmic practice.• SightReach Surgical® is committed to developing strong and supportive partnerships with itsmanufacturers, distributors and customers with honesty and good faith at the core of all dealings.SightReach Surgical® partners withthe Himalayan Cataract Project andFred Hollows Foundation in NepalThe new Tilganga EyeHospital, Kathmanduat rightAt right, SRS director BillShields (left) with Tilganga’sDr. Sanduk RuitA brand new facility is more than doubling the size of theTilganga Eye Centre in Kathmandu, Nepal thanks to theVermont-based Himalayan Cataract Project (HCP) withfunding from USAID’s American Schools and HospitalsAbroad Division and The Fred Hollows Foundation (FHF)in Australia. SightReach Surgical® was invited to assistHCP and FHFto procure all the new diagnostic andsurgical equipment for the new 80,000 sq. ft. tertiary eyehospital. IEF is proud to be a partner in this majorinitiative and to again collaborate with Tilganga’sCo-Director Dr. Sanduk Ruit, a dynamic and gifted eyesurgeon who has profoundly improved the sight and livesof his fellow citizens in Nepal.Serving eye care providers in over 45countries worldwide, SightReachSurgical® offers unique services:1. Assists with the acquisition of ophthalmicproducts and eye care technology fordeveloping countries and international NGOs.2. Provides information on advances andavailability of new technologies not readilyaccessible in the developing world.3. Understands the challenges faced by eye careproviders in the developing world because ofthe International Eye Foundation’s history,experience and expertise in eye care programdevelopment.

EventsPromotion of Peace & Vision Awards 2006His Excellency, the Ambassador of Cameroon, and Mrs. Jerome Mendouga were honored for theirlong service to IEF, he as both Vice Chairman and Chairman of the Board and his wife Louisette foropening their home for many events supporting IEF. Ophthalmologist HowardCupples was honored for his distinguished career as a retina surgeon andteacher both in the US Navy and at Georgetown University. The evening wasgraciously hosted at Chez Cameroon where guests enjoyed authentic cuisine,costumes and dancing. The awards honor the memory of founder Dr. JohnHarry King, Jr. and his belief in “...the promotion of peace through the preventionof blindness.” [L-R: Susan Fritschler, Dr. Cupples, First Counselor Mr. C.C.Tawah representing the ambassador, the late Suzanne King Clark, Mme.Mendouga, Victoria Sheffield. Amb. Mendouga, top right].“Stories to tell” at the Kelly’s 20067Richard and Mary Kelly opened their home and theMasterworks of the “Kelly Collection of AmericanIllustration” on a sunny Sunday afternoon in September.Collections Manager Elizabeth Alberding (far left)entertained guests with stories of Dean Cornwell, HarveyT. Dunn, J.C. Leyendecker, Howard Pyle, NormanRockwell, Jessie Wilcox Smith, Sarah Stilwell Weber, theWyeths and many others whose original works hang in theKelly home. Thanks go to Event Chair Joan Lemp andsponsors the Atkeson & Clark Families, Mark J. Izzo-Above right L-R: Mary Kelly, Joan Lemp, Richard KellyConverge LLC, The Fishbein Group-Citigroup/SmithBarney, Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Lemp, Mr. Howard Pyle, Mr. Bradley A. Stoddard, Stuart-Gray and contributorsMs. Nuhan Abudabbeh, Ms. Mimi Conger, Dr. Paul T. Gavaris, Ms. Frances R. Pierce, Ms. Julia S. Hopping.40th Annual Eye Ball® 2007The 2007 gala was held in June at the brand new Embassy of Sweden. Itwas a gala spring evening at the new House of Sweden on the Potomac inGeorgetown under the gracious patronage of Sweden’s AmbassadorGunnar Lund and his wife Kari Lotsberg. Thanks go to gala chairs KathrynLeckey and Robert Best, and Co-Chair Barbara Heineback for making theevening of dining, dancing, silent and live auctions, such a success. Wethank our sponsors: Cynthia McDonald Anthony & Dr. John DukeAnthony, His Highness Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah al Faisal alSaud, Barbara Taylor Heineback, Dr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Hopping, ShahinMafi-Home Health Connection, Inc. and Kathryn Leckey & Robert Best.L-R: Kathryn Leckey, BarbaraHeineback, Robert Best, DeputyChief of Mission Caroline ViciniSpring 2007 Wine Tastings in D.C.and DenverThe 6th Ambassadors Wine Tasting hosted by Guatemala’sAmb. and Mrs. Guillermo Castillo at their beautiful home inWashington, DC was Chaired by Nancyfaye Autenzio andRowland Bradley, Co-Chair Heather Atkins, with winespresented by Steve Silver of Pearson's in Georgetown - amemorable Spring afternoon and a huge success for IEF. Alsoin May, Helen Clark Atkeson (granddaughter of IEF FounderDr. King) and Stan Raine hosted the 2nd Denver wine tastingat their home. These events bring together IEF friends for fun,friendship and the chance to support a great cause—savingsight for the vulnerable in our world.L-R: Rowland Bradley, Nancyfaye Autenzio, Heather Atkins, SteveSilver, Chairman Susan Fritschler, Ambassador and Mrs. Castillo

8Society of EyeSurgeonsDr. G.N. (Nag) Rao, President of the International Agencyfor the Prevention of Blindness and recipient of theAmerican Academy of Ophthalmology’s 2006 “InternationalDr. Nag RaoBlindness Prevention Award” served as Honorary Chair ofthe IEF Society of Eye Surgeons meeting in Nov. 2006 inLas Vegas. His talk on the "Primary Eye Care Model - Vision Centre ModelExperiences" followed by Dr. Juan Odeh-Nasrala of Tegucigalpa, Hondurasspeaking on “Vision America & IEF Partnership: A Sustainable Eye Care Modelin Central America” reflected on sustainable strategies in eye care.2007 SES MembersDr. Jack A. AaronDr. Frank S. Ashburn, Jr.,Dr. Ben F. BakerProf. Joaquin Barraquer, MDDr. Robert W. ButnerDr. Jean Claude CadetDr. C. Francisco ContrerasDr. Howard CupplesDr. Chandler DawsonDr. David DennyDr. John A. DistlerDr. Hannah Bassey FaalDr. James P. Ganley, DrPHDr. Douglas FeltDr. William FoxDr. James P. Ganley, DrPHDr. Paul T. GavarisDr. James P. GillsDr. William K. HarrisProf. Ridha MabroukDr. Baxter F. McLendonDr. Irene MederosDr. Wolf NeumannDr. John F. O’NeillDr. Edison PatinoDr. David PatonDr. Theodore Otis PaulDr. W. Scott PetersonDr. Rogers B. PiersonDr. Gullapalli N. RaoDr. Ivan SchwabDr. Larry SchwabDr. Bradford J. ShingletonDr. James B. SpragueDr. Bjorn ThyleforsDr. Ahmed M. TrabelsiDr. Floyd L. Wergeland, Jr.L-R: Drs. Ghenet, Newman andDesbele with infant operated forcongenital glaucoma.“A child facing a life of blindness just breaksyour heart.” Dr. Judy Newman, a seniorpediatric ophthalmologist and humanitarianfrom Texas, visited Asmara, Eritrea, a tinycountry in the horn of Africa with more than itsshare of children facing blindness. “The twodoctors with whom I worked are really dedicatedto their people, well-trained and have aspecial clinic day just for children, unusual for apoor hospital in a developing African country. Iwas impressed by how much pediatric eye disease,inherited, acquired and traumatic., andabout two eye traumas per day. The doctorsdeliver a high standard of eye care consideringtheir few resources. Ghenet’s wonderful, positivesmile and Desbele’s innate kindness werean inspiration to me...”Dr. Juan Odeh-NasralaVolunteersTom AinsworthElizabeth M. AlberdingHelen Clark AtkesonHeather AtkinsNancyfaye AutenzioDiane BaerveldtRobert BestMary BirdLarry & Ronnie BohnRowland R. BradleyJo A.S. CarpenterHE & Mrs. Guillermo CastilloJohn & Pam CotterCyd Miller EverettBarbara Taylor HeinebackJulia S. HoppingRichard & Mary KellySandra KolodnerKathryn D. LeckeyJoan A. LempAnthony McCleeseHE & Mrs. Jerome MendougaMarsha NelmsJudith T. Newman, MDTeresa & Victor PinzonHoward PyleStan RaineAlev Sezer-JacobsSteve Silver

With Gratitude9The International Eye Foundation is grateful to all the caring people whose generosity offersthe gift of sight. Our support comes from many sources -- pennies collected by school childrenlearning to care about others, contributions of cash and other financial instruments, inkinddonations from ophthalmologists and corporations, collections taken up by caring opticalcompanies, bequests to leave a lasting legacy, and gifts to honor a person or significant lifeevent. For all of these blessings, we thank you on behalf of the countless people who benefitfrom your generosity.We wish to recognize the donors from July 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007. We make every effortto ensure the accuracy of this listing. If an error has been made, or if a donor wishes to remainanonymous, please contact us so that a proper listing may be made. Thank you.Contributors to the IEF's 'Annual Fund' campaign are marked with an (*).Visionary Donors: Acknowledging IEF Founder Dr. John Harry King’s vision of“...the promotion of peace through the prevention of blindness,” recognizes gifts to theIEF over $10,000.Mr. & Mrs. Charles Liebman *Mr. Laurence R. WhitakerJohn Harry King Platinum Donors: Honoring the founder of the International EyeFoundation, recognizes gifts to the IEF from $5,000 to $9,999.Mr. Richard StarrMr. Robert S. GettingerAnonymousMs. Teresa D. AllisonDr. & Mrs. Frank S. Ashburn, Jr. *Ms. Helen Clark Atkeson *Mr. Matthew Bowden & Ms. Barbara ForbesMr.& Mrs. Thomas Buescher *Dr. James J. CastnerMrs. Ellen MacNeille Charles *Mr. Edmund L. ChipleyMr. & Mrs. Lawrence Clark *Mr. & Mrs. William D. Clark *Dr. Cecil C. CuttingMr. Nicholas B. DunphyAmbassador Gregory EngleMrs. Susan T. Fritschler *Dr. & Mrs. James P Ganley *Dr. & Mrs. Paul T. Gavaris *Ms. Terri GeffertMr. William T. GleasonMs. Julia Sevilla de Hopping *Mr. William K. HowellMr. Mark J. Izzo *Mr. Larry L. JohnsonMs. Janet M. KatzMr. & Mrs. Richard KellyMr. Murray KilgourWith Gratitude

10Dr. & Mrs. J. W. KohlMr. & Mrs. Richard Legon *Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Lemp *Martin R. Lewis Charitable Foundation Inc.Dr. Bernhard H. Liese *Mrs. Katherine NorthMr. & Mrs. William F. Peel *Mr. & Mrs. Carter Pierce *Mr. Howard Pyle *Mr. Stanley Raine *Geoffrey & Laura Rehnert Charitable Fund *Ms. Laura RothmanMs. Margaret M. RudelMs. Susan SchultzMr. Mark B. SchupackMr. & Mrs. James L. Schwab, Jr.Ms. Victoria M. Sheffield *Mr. David SmithMr. Bradley A. Stoddard *Dr. Lois Marie SuttonMr. David M. TrumpMrs. Willard J. WalkerMs. Carol WestfallMr. & Mrs. James W. WilliamsonFather Boniface Wittenbrink *Mr. Wilbur Zielke *Mr. Robert ZinnWilliam M. and Ramona N. Carrigan Bronze Donors: Recognizing gifts from $500 to$999, in honor of IEF founding Board Member William M. Carrigan and his wife.Mr. Edmund F. BacasMr. & Mrs. Walter Barrows *Mr. Walter E. Beach *Dr. Janet BeeryMr. William O. BrownMrs. George Carleton, Jr.Ms. Alice G. CarsonDr. & Mrs. John L. Chapman *Ms. Shelley CohenMr. Albert B. CostaMs. Christine M. CypserDr. E. Gail de Planque *Dr. Brian Egan *Mr. James FernowMr. & Mrs. George R. Floyd *Mr. & Mrs. Donald K. FunderburkNora & Roger Gimbel Family Foundation, Inc.Goldstein and GreenlawMs. Kate Goodale *Mr. Joseph A. GowanDr. Danuta T. Haciski *Ms. Judy M. JuddMrs. Herman KlindworthMr. James LangdonMs. Marta-Jo LawrenceMs. Kathryn Leckey *Mr. Lawrence LuMr. Malcom McNeilMr. Leo P. NiemiecMr. William W. Penoyar, Jr.Ms. Caron PowerMr. Michael D. QuintonMr. David SabihBill & Sonia SappingtonMr. James SciaccaMr. Daniel T. ShimkoMr. Carl E. StarkMr. James L. SwartzDr. Floyd L. Wergeland, Jr.Ms. Josephine WoodMr. George WrightFriends of the IEF: Recognizes contributions from $100 to $499Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. AbbottMr. Tim AbneyMs. Eleanor D. AchesonMr. Chris AlbersMr. & Mrs. Larry G. AlbrightMs. Mabelle F. AlexanderMr. & Mrs. William J. AlexanderMr. Huntington AllenMs. Billie AllensworthMs. Loretta J. AloisDr. Morton A. AltermanMr. & Mrs. Robert M. Amey *Ms. Marcia J. AndersonMr. Lowell E. AndersonMr. John E. AndersonMr. & Mrs. Milton D. Andrews *Ms. Hari AretiMrs. Aleene C. Atwater

Mrs. Aleene C. AtwaterMs. Nancyfaye Autenzio *Mr. Richard O. AyresMs. Jennie AzhderianMr. & Mrs. Calvin Baerveldt *Mr. & Mrs. Bernard H. BaherMs. Ruth O. BaileyMrs. Vivian C. Bailey *Mr. & Mrs. Arden BakerDr. Ben F. Baker *Ms. Clare C. BarnesMs. Hazel E. BarnesMrs. Karen BarneyMs. Collette E. BarrMr. & Mrs. John M. Barrows *Mr. Paul BartekDr. Kimberly S. Bass-GulliMr. Frank BatistaMr. Carl M. BeachMr. James C. BeanMs. Helen E. BeattieMrs. Maria BedachtMr. Richard P. BehrendtMr. Jerry P. BelknapMs. Betty BelohlavekMs. Marion E. BenderMr. Magnus B. BennedsenMs. Hope A. BermanMs. Arlene BermanMs. Phyllis T. BerteMr. Martin R. BerwittMs. Emily BettsMr. & Mrs. William A. BeyerMs. Olga BezpalkoMr. & Mrs. J. R. BiardYuk Bing NgMr. Paul M. BiondiMr. Robert N. BischoffDr. Muriel BlaidsellMrs. Michele BlanchiMs. Rita K. BlumMr. James D. BlumMrs. Suzanne BocchiniMs. Elizabeth B. BockstahlerMr. William S. BodriG. C. BongiovanniMr. & Mrs. Paul W. BooneMr. John BoozeMrs. Michael T. BorelliMr. & Mrs. Robert R. BowieMs. Lois R. BowkerMr. Rowland R. Bradley *G. M. BranchinelliMr. & Mrs. Warren W. BrandtMs. Joan Hurst BransonMr. Albert BrantMr. & Mrs. Lyle Brenneman *Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. BreslerMr. Ralph B. BristolDr. Michael C. Brodsky, M.D.Sherna S. BrodyMr. Allen M. BroinMr. Gregory R. BrotzMs. Elizabeth J. BroucekMr. Henry J. BruckerMr. Edmund T. BuckleyMr. & Mrs. George E. BunceMr. Leo BurghofferMs. Elizabeth Aiken Burt *Ms. Martha BushnellMr. Richard CaesarMs. Frances G. CallahanMr. Raymond J. CamosyMs. Elsie R. CannonMs. Yanka CantorMs. Barbara CarlMr. Bernard CarmerMs. Jo. A.S. Carpenter *Mr. John W. Carpenter, Jr.Ms. Joan A. CarrerasMr. J. O. CarrollMiss Anna C. CassidyMs. Bette CasterMs. Doris M. ChaikenPichet ChaiyakulMr. Leslie H. Chappel *Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. CharnoffMr. Hal ChaseMs. Liling ChenWei ChenMr. Stephen J. ChismMs. Mary F. ChristiansonMs. Martha C. ChristopherMs. Annie ChuMr. Robert H. ClarkMr. James J. ClarkMr. Robert H. ClarkMs. Margie G. ClarkDr. Jesus L. ClimacoMr. Kenneth & Laura CoffeyMr. Joseph P. CollignonMrs. Ann S. CollinsMr. Charles CollinsMrs. Truman W. CollinsDr. Betty ConradMr. Larry W. CookMr. & Mrs. O. J. CopeMs. Gwen M. CordonMr. Curtis CorneliusMrs. Dorothy CossDr.& Mrs. Claude L. Cowan, Jr. *Mr. John I. CrowellMr. George H. DagnallMr. Clarke DanielMr. Jay F. DavidsonDr. & Mrs. Chandler R. Dawson *Mr. William R. DayMr. Edward F. De RosaMs. Mary R. Deffenbaugh *Ms. Valerie DelacorteMs. Mary DeloriaMr. & Mrs. James DenikeMs. Carolyn DerrMr. Dirk DeVriesMr. William P. DieffenbachMr. Bernard P. DietzDr. & Mrs. John A. Distler *Mr. Bruce E. DixsonMs. Susan DobayMr. & Mrs. Reinhold J. DobbertinMr. Gary DogaMr. Donald W. DombroskiMr. William J. DoranMr. Ralph E. DorseyMr. Paul W. DowneyMs. Jeanne G. DryfoosMs. Mary A. DudleyMs. Helen DutoitMr. & Mrs. EbertsMr. Charles EckertMs. Phydele EhrlichMs. Edith EislerCarol & Robert ElderMr. Paul E. EllisMs. Theresa ElmendorfMr. Frank EndresCol. David G. EpsteinMr. Henry E. ErhardMr. Ethan A. EsteyMs. Jean EvansMs. Cyd Miller Everett *Mrs. James EwingMark & Lynn ExteinMs. Mary EylerMs. Vivian FeaganDr. William FenneyMr. Fred FerrisMs. Ruth B. FilipponeMs. Linda W. FisherMr. Geoff FitzgerrelMr. & Mrs. Frederick W. FjeldeMr. Glendon FoleyMr. William A. FooteMs. Elizabeth FordJ. R. Foreman11With Gratitude

12Mr. Mark FranceschiniMr. Charles FranzenMs. Donna J. FreeseMr. Richard FreundMr. Henry A. FreundMs. Elaine FrickDr. Sylvia FriedmanMs. Sally D. FroelichMr. Jack FrostMr. Regnald H. Fullerton, Jr.Mr. James P. GaronMr. & Mrs. Robert GarthwaitMs. Donna W. GattsMr. Herman J. GeiserMr. Daniel GelbaumMs. Joanne C. GerszewskiMr. Shahram GhodsianMs. Dorothty H. GilmerMr. James J. GlendinningMr. Paul GlennMs. Eleanor P. GodfreyMrs. Jack GoldmanMs. Roberta Eisman GoldsteinMr. Anthony J. GolowskiDr. & Mrs. Walter Goo *Mr. Jean GoodmanMr. Paul A. GoodridgeMs. Susan M. GoodwinBernard & Nancy GossMs. Reyla GraberMs. Betty A. GrayRev. Neil GrayMr. & Mrs. Grady GreeneMr. Ed GriesbachMs. Rita J. GriffithMr. Alfred M. GronerDr. & Mrs. C. GunasekeraMr. James A. HaefnerMr. Ernest HaglerMr. & Mrs. Willard O.HaleMs. Judy Hall *Ms. Georgianna Hallheimer *Mr. J. Scott HamiltonMr. Richard T. HanlinMs. Norma P. HarrisDr. & Mrs. William K. HarrisMr. James J. HazlettMr. William HechtDr. David Heiden *Ms. Barbara Heineback *Mr. & Mrs. Edwin M. Henderson*Mr. James M. Henderson, Jr.Ms. Mary HenleMs. Lila F. HerbertMr. Marc HerlanDr. Wayne W. HermanMs. Elizabeth L. HermannMs. Barbara A. HessMr. Lewis A. HessMr. & Mrs. Peter HessMr. & Mrs. Barry HillMrs. Shirley D. HintzMs. Myrna HolzmanMr. Richard A. HopkinsMs. Kelly HowardMr. Thomas B. Howard, Jr.Ms. Ann W. HoytMr. Willie HudsonMr. Charles T. Hufnagel, Jr.Ms. Patricia A. HughesMr. Richard N. HullMr. & Mrs. James HumberMr. Marvin L. HuntMr. Russell D. HuntMr. Edward E. IvesDr. Solomon Iyasu *Mr. Irwin JacobsMr. Paul Jacobs *Ms. Betty JacobsenR.J. JaegerMr. Shirish JaniDr. Robert W. JanzenMiss Anna S. JeffreyE.H. JenkinsMs. Brenda JenkinsMs. Michele L. JenkinsMr. & Mrs. James A. Jennings, Jr.Mr. William A. Jewett *Ms. Eileen JohnsonMr. William M. JonesDr. Larry Schwab & Martha Schwab withformer President Jimmy CarterMs. Martha D. JonesMs. Edie H. Jones *Ms. Ruth C. KaminsteinMrs. Clarence KampsMr. Nicholas KaplarMs. Jean K. KearneyMs. Helen KearneyMr. Michael W. KeehnerDr. John L. Keener, D.D.S.Mr. William E. KellerMr. John H. KietzmanMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. KingMs. Frances KinnettMr. John KirchnerMr. Jerry D. KirkMr. Richard KirshenbaumMr. W. D. KleineMr. & Mrs. Stanard Klinefelter *Professor Terence KnappMr. James T. KnowlesMr. William KnoxMr. John KokalisMr. & Mrs. Arthur R. KraemerMs. Dorothy KringCol. Suiko KumagaiMr. Richard A. LaChanceDr. & Mrs. James La RueMs. Jane LairdMs. Sharon LalikMr. Joseph B. LambertaMs. Helen W. LangMr.& Mrs. Louis LauRev. Earl LawsonMs. Julie LefkowitzMr. Francis P. Lehar

13Children awaiting examinationfor eye surgery in MalawiMr. William L. LehmannMs. Joyce A. LeibmanMs. Donna LeichtlingMr. & Mrs. Peter Leigh *Cathy & Dave Lenyo *Ms. Nadine LevineMr. Gregory J. LewonMr. Jerome LiefertMr. & Mrs. Juan LinzMr. David LittleMs. Anne E. LittleMr. Samuel A. LivingstonK. L. LocherThe Longs FamilyDr. Robert F. LorenzenDr. & Mrs. Robert N. LoweMs. Yvonne C. LucassenMrs. Jane W. LuskMs. Nancy S. LynchMs. Bertha LynnMs. Diane L. MacivorMrs. Charlotte MadisonMr. Robert C. MahoneyMs. Pat MankinDr. & Mrs. Jason MannMrs. Janet L. MarbachMrs. Ralph R. MarklandMs. Nellie MassieMr. James MathisKurt C. MayerMr. Charles E. MayhanMr. Lois M. Mc CarthyJudge James J. Mc CartneyMs. Irving W. Mc ClainMs. Martha J. Mc VayAttorney Horace McClerklinMr. John McNally *Mr. & Mrs. A.R. McPhersonMs. Catherine A. MehlerMr. Gary MeliusMs. Mary MellowesHis Excellency & Mrs. JeromeMendouga *Mrs. Orville MerillatMr. Lawrence B. MillerMr. Ralph MitchellMr. William C. MolletMr. & Mrs. Douglas E. MooreMs. Thelma MooreMr. Peter A. MorganMr. John MorrisonMs. Joan M. MortonMs. Annette MoshmanPrasadaro B. MukkamalaMr. Otto M. Munch, Jr.Ms. Sarah Elizabeth MurdockMiss Jean M. NaussMr. Ronald J. NawrockiMr. Donald K. NealDr. Herbert NechinMs. Tina M. NelsonMr. Bruce NelsonMr. John A. NeptuneMs. Rosemarie NeunerMr. William NewbroughMr. Wolf NewmannMs. Marguerite S. NicholsMr. Gordon E. NoelMr. Joseph F. NovakMs. Katherine M. NowakMs. Jean O'ConnellMs. Susan C. OdmarkMs. Janet OllmannMr. & Mrs. Donald O'NellisMr. Frank OttenbergMs. Virginia PalciskoMrs. Lucy PapeMs. Joan ParryMr. Paul PatersonDr. T. Otis Paul *Mr. & Mrs. Edgar PearaMs. Arlyce PearceMs. Estelle PeisachMs. Trena PeloquinMs. Raquel PenaMrs. Alfred G. PerkinsDr. Marjie L. PersonsDr. W. Scott Peterson *Ms. Shelly N. PhillipsMr. Edwin PitcherMs. Ann C. PollMr. John PostMr. & Mrs. Lou PotempaMs. Tina PotkarMr. Richard L. PowellMs. Martha M. PullenMr. & Mrs. John W. PuntonMr. Jim QuinnMs. Lee QuintanaMs. Harriet B. RasakaMs. Mary P. RattanMr. John W. ReedMr. Michael P. ReganLt. Col. Rex ReheisMrs. Mary W. ReidMrs. Helen A. RennerMr. Thomas E. ResburgMr. Randall W. ReyerMs. Loise D. RhodesMr. Denis RibordyMr. & Mrs. A. G. RiddlespergerMr. & Mrs. William Rienhoff, IV *Mr. Bernard RiesDr. L. Isobel RiggJim & Liliana Riva-Clement *Mrs. Jennie P. RobertsWith Gratitude

14Ms. F. RobertsMr. & Mrs. Larry S. RobertsMs. Phyllis RobertsMr. Peter H. RobinsohnMr. Ernesto RodríguezMs. June B. SollerMr. Richard RosenMs. Debra S. RosenbergMr. & Mrs. Ben RosenzweigMs. Mary RossMs. Yolanda RossiMr. Steven M. RovnyakMs. Margarete E. RudalMr. William C. RudulphDr. Robert RuppMr. & Mrs. Harry A. RussellDr. & Mrs. Dennis K. RyanMr. John H. SandelMr. Ronald SanelliMr. John W. SavoyMr. Robert G. ScharperMr. Donald B. SchellMr. Kenneth E. ScheveDr. Melvin M. SchiffMrs. Lucille SchmidtMr. Martin B. SchnabelMrs. Carol L. SchneiderDr. Marilies SchoepflinMr. Robert ScholtenMr. Charles SchottensteinMs. Lois E. SchuldMr. Jason SchwalbeMs. Aurelia ScimecaMs. Colleen ScissorsMr. Harold W. ScovillMr. William C. Selover *Mr. Eduardo G. SevillaMr. John R. SeydelPravin ShahMs. Michael L. ShaverMr. & Mrs. Dennis Sheffield *Mr. Allen W. SheltonMr. Stuart ShipeLt. Col. & Mrs. Rollin Shoemaker,USAFRMr. Melvin ShoreMs. Rose ShureMr. Arnold L. SilvaMr. Kurt SimonsMrs. Patricia J. S. SimpsonSisters of St FrancisMr. & Mrs. I.M. Singer, Jr.Mr. Bernard E. SmallMr. & Mrs. Wallace R. SmallMr. & Mrs. George W. SmythL-R: Dr. Rick Weiss, head of the One WorldSight Project, presenting a check to John Barrowsand IEF Board Chair Dr. James P. Ganley.Mr. William R. Smythe, Jr.Ms. Mary F. SnappDr. Ned L. SniderMr. & Mrs. Warren H. SolomonMs. Marilyn H. SpaldingDr. Wilber B. Spalding Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Carleton SpottsMr. Stephen W. SprattMr. & Mrs. Tom Sprung *Mr. & Mrs. Patrick SquiresMr. Edward J. StacyMr. Michael StalkerDr. James E. Standefer *Mr. George L. StatState Insulation Corp.Mr. Frank L. Stein — Frank L.Stein TrustDr. Paul G. Steinkuller *Ms. Elizabeth A. StepanchukMrs. Nancy R. StevensonMs. Mary J. Stevenson & MargaretL. BryanMr. Ralph J. StoneR.C. StorckLouise W. StumpMr. James B. SturdavantMrs. Dolores SullivanMs. Gayle SullivanSister Judith Sullivan, SDS - Sistersof the Divine SaviorP.R. Sundaresan, MD, PhDB.S. SunderDr. Paul M. SuttonMr. David SykesMahmoud TabassiMr. Curtis R. TangMr. Jack TankersleyDr. & Mrs. Hiralal T. TekwaniMr. Michael TellerMr. & Mrs. Harish P. ThakerMs. Marsha TharpBishop Elliott ThomasMs. Lucile ThompsonLouise O. ThomsDr. & Mrs. F. C. TillisMs. Geraldine TimoneyH. W. ToensfeldtYukie TomookaMr. Robert O. TylerMr. & Mrs. William K. TylerMr. Peter T. VajdaMr. John P. Van AlstyneMr. J. H. Van BurenMrs. Joseph Van DevereMr. Leon B. VanleeuwenMrs. Rosalie VanzantMs. Judy VarnerMr. James VermeMr. Henry VinhMs. Bridget VogelsangMr. Jon I. VoltzMs. Joyce B. Von BothmerDr. & Mrs. Manfred A.von Fricken *Ms. Barbara R. WachterMr. David R. Warnock & Ms.Beverly J. SavichW. W. WatsonMr. Barry WaxmanMrs. Elizabeth Wayman

Mr. Ernest W. Weaver, Jr.Mr. Joseph S. WeeningMr. Samuel Weinstein, SamuelWeinstein Family FoundationMs. M. WesolowskiMr. James W. WhalenMr. Thomas H. WheadonMr. Chris WhiteMs. Karen WhiteMrs. M. W. WhitlowMs. Judith WianckoMs. Carol L. WickMr. Donald T. WileMr. John W. WilkinMr. Thomas WilliamsMrs. Edward P. Williams,Williams Family FoundationMr. L. Brent WilshireDr. Donald WinklerMrs. L. M. WinstonMrs. Percy F. WinterMs. Alice WirenMr. & Mrs. R. M. WolfMr. James WolfeMrs. Anne B. WolfgangMr. Eugene A. WolkoffMr. Jacob WoltersMr. & Mrs. Edward WongMs. Viola WoodwardMs. Helene YektaiMr. Todd C. Zapolski *Mr. Richard ZentmireMrs. Cynthia S. ZimmerOutreachscreening, GhanaDonor: Recognizes gifts to the 2007Annual Fund campaign of up to $100.Mr. Tom Ainsworth *Ms. Jo Bennett *Ms. Virginia S. Boyce *Mr. Larry Campbell *Ms. Jean M. Colby *Mr. & Mrs. Jack Culberson *Mr. & Mrs. Harold Goldsmith *Dr. Thomas Hedges *Ms. Vicki J. Hunt *Ms. Viola L. Johnson *Donald & Joyce Kaplan Found. *Mr. Brian P. Kirby *Michael & Carol Manire *Ms. Carolyn McLaurin *Mrs. Charles R. Richey *Mr. & Mrs. Phil Seefried *Ms. Anne Spence Seidlitz *Mr. & Mrs. William D. Smarr *Ms. Eschi A. Warwick *Ms. Linda Yaffe *15On Behalf ofAll Who NowMay SeeBecause ofYou,Thank You!!Dr. Edwin Arias, pediatricophthalmologist, Visualiza,Guatemala treating a babyWith Gratitude

16Global ImpactThe IEF is a member (#0318) Global Impact, a federation of premier international organizations. Global Impactconducts workplace giving campaigns in corporations and with local, state, national and overseas-based governmentemployees. We wish to thank these employees for their generosity and compassion. In addition, we thankthe agencies, businesses, and those at Global Impact who helped make these gifts possible. Please note #0318 inyour United Way and #12080 in the Combined Federal Campaign.Prameeda AbrahamMr. R. Douglass ArbuckleMr. Mauricio BenesMr. Daniel BilkoMr. Thomas C. BrownMr. Christopher P. CalhounMr. Albert R. CantaraMs. Nancy A. CzarneckiMs. Jeanette DawsonMr. Roger D. DuncanMr. Guy W. FernandezMr. Mark FlemingMs. Maria FloresMs. Lynn M. FranklinMs. Margo Gorra-StockmanMr. Juan F. GuzmanBequestsThe IEF is grateful for the following gifts bybequest, offering a lasting legacy of sight.Estate of David P. CloseEstate of Leon D. MenkeEstate of Catherine Bond PattersonEstate of George W. PhillipsEstate of Louise C. StraussMr. Craig HolmlundMs. Florence IroanyaMs. Amelia B. JimeneaMs. Anita Kaczmar-YeeMs. Carol A. KiserMs. Julie X. LeeAnup MadampathMr. Chet S. MandairMr. Brian MerkelMs. Sarika ModyMahesh G. MudaliarSamar K. MukhopadhyayTamil S. MuthusamyBalaji RamakrishnanMr. Jeffrey ReeseMr. Gary R. RiceHonoring the MemoryMohit SabherwalSaurin G. ShahMr. Stephen M. SheffieldChungyl ShenMs. Jai Pal SinghMr. Ron StromMr. Gregory L. TatumU Saw WinWe thank the many anonymous donorswho support IEF through workplacegiving campaigns.In memory of William AikenElizabeth Aiken BurtIn memory of Walter E. BeachEllen NacNeille CharlesVictoria M. SheffieldIn memory of Nancy CirantineoVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramIn memory of Mavis HeronHoffman-La Roche/Quality Engineering & ComplianceIn memory of Vera O. PapermanFidelity Charitable Gift FundIn memory of Natalie Bunker StoddardBradley A StoddardIn memory of Charles S. StoeckTerri GeffertIn memory of Robella TaylorShari CohenKatheen M. ConstableBruce & WandaViola M. KeskinenChenetta L. RossVictoria M. SheffieldThe IEF is pleased to be recognized as a Four Star Charity by Charity Navigator, America’slargest independent evaluator of charities. You may review IEF’s rating by going towww.CharityNavigator.org on the internet.

Eye Associates, Washington, DCWish to Honor the Memory of:Mary BaggetHenry BarcalyKenneth BayerClarlotte BlevinsDewey ChapmanJean ClarkeMarie CotteRoy DucharmHelen EhrensbergerAnn FitzpatrickGilbert GudeHenry HahnTimothy HanlonEmeline HerbertDoris HomesCharles W. HumphreysHarriet JacksonAlice JoyceGeorge KnowlesRobert KuppermanStephanie LottDonald MagleyThelmas MaloneyWilliam MillerLouis MisbackJack MulsordAmbrose MuseOmer OstensoeRichard PetonkeRichard PooleKaren PostVirginia ShumateLoris SuiteEvelyn TurnerMadelyne UdellCecilia VassalloBetty WarrenGladys WashCecil WilsonMatching Gift DonorsAmerican Express FoundationAmeriprise FinancialAon FoundationBank of AmericaFreddie Mac FoundationGE FoundationMerck Partnership for GivingNational Semiconductor CorporationPrudential FinancialThe Prospect Hill Foundation Inc.Optometric Practice(Pickle Jar) DonorsMs. Melanie A. CharlsonDietz McLean OpticalMs. Linda EichwaldHarwich OpticiansRickhall's OpticianryRocky Mountain Eye ClinicMs. Marla SimpsonTice Valley OpticalGifts Honoring OthersMs. Connie E. Elias in Honor of Dr. Felix M. MondejarDr. John L. Chapman in Honor of Dr. Larry SchwabMs. Audrey Gerson in Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Verne TiffanyCorporations, Organizations & Bilateral DonorsAfrican Programme for Onchocerciasis ControlAlnor Oil Company, Inc.C. J. Lombardo CompanyCapitol Trust Company of DelawareCircle Art & AntiquesFirst United Church of Oak Park, ILMissionary Oblates of Mary ImmaculateThe Northern Trust CompanySafe Parking, Inc.Sisters of the Divine SaviorSisters of St FrancisSovereign Military Order of Malta, Federal Association USAUS Agency for International DevelopmentVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramFoundationsIn Kind Gifts and SupportAmerican Academy of OphthalmologyDSM Nutritional ProductsMerck & Company, Inc.James B. Sprague, MDWelch AllynWorld Health OrganizationAyudar FoundationGlenn P. & Alice G. Carson Family Charitable FundThe de Beaumont FoundationWilliam C. Demetree, Jr. Foundation, Inc.Fidelity Charitable Gift FundThe Gettinger FoundationNora & Roger Gimbel Family Foundation, Inc.Earl & Shirley Herbst Eye Research Fund at theConnecticut Community FoundationMohsin & Fauzia Jaffer Foundation, Inc.Craig S. Jenkins Charitable FundDonald and Joyce Kaplan Foundation *Lavelle Fund for the BlindThe Martin R. Lewis Charitable Foundation, Inc.The Mennonite Foundation, Inc *Kingsley H. Murphy Family FoundationOne World Sight ProjectThe Perlman FoundationPresbyterian FoundationThe Jerry & Mary Ross Charitable FundSamuel Weinstein Family FoundationWilliams Family Foundation17With Gratitude

18Event SponsorsMasterworks from The Kelly Collectionof American IllustrationDonna Shor & BradleyStoddard enjoying theartwork of the KellyCollectionThe Atkeson & Clark FamiliesThe Fishbein Group at Citigroup/Smith BarneyMark J. Izzo at Converge, LLCRichard & Mary Kelly — The Kelly Collection ofAmerican IllustrationMr. Howard PyleDr. & Mrs. Michael LempMr. Bradley StoddardStuart GrayEvent SponsorsDenver Wine TastingHelen Clark AtkesonMondo VinoEvent SponsorsAmbassadors Wine TastingNancyfaye AutenzioRowland BradleyHis Excellency & Mrs. Guillermo CastilloSteve Silver Pearson’s Wine & LiquorsL-R: Esther & Tom Price with Susan & LeeFritschler at the Ambassadors’ Wine TastingL-R: Rowland Bradley, Paula Atkeson, Nancyfaye Autenzio,Helen Clark Atkeson and Esther Price at the SwedishEmbassyEvent Sponsors40th Annual Gala—Embassy of SwedenCynthia McDonald Anthony & Dr. John Duke AnthonyCenter for Cosmetic SurgeryEmbassy of SwedenEncore Décor - Ericka Aguirre PaizHis Highness Prince Faisal Bin Farhan Bin Abdullahal Faisal al SaudMs. Barbara HeinebackDr. & Mrs. Steven HoppingKathryn Leckey & Robert BestShahin Mafi — Home Health Connection, Inc.

19SUMMARIZED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITYAND CHANGES IN NET ASSETSINTERNATIONAL EYE FOUNDATIONPublic Support & RevenuePublic Support – Received Directly(Contributions from Individuals, Corporationsand Foundations)Year EndedJune 30, 2007Year EndedJune 30, 20064,166,164 8,615,240Grants from Governmental Agencies 233,726 603,160Other Revenue (Dues, Interest and Dividends,Net Unrealized and Realized Gains/(losses) on Marketable Securities, OtherIncome)301,656 90,606Total Public Support & Revenue 4,701,546 9,309,006ExpensesProgram Services 4,136,945 8,319,186Management and General 317,131 235,326Fund Raising 370,554 349,787Total Expenses 4,824,630 8,904,299Change in Net Assets (123,084) 404,707Net Assets, Beginning of Year 2,404,327 1,999,620Net Assets, End of Year 2,281,243 2,404,327Please note that this is an abbreviated Statement of Activities and Changes in NetAssets. A complete audited financial statement with auditor’s opinion may be obtainedby contacting:International Eye FoundationPublic Affairs Office10801 Connecticut AvenueKensington, MD 20895Telephone: 240-290-0263Or you may contact:Maryland Office of the Secretary ofStateCharitable DivisionState HouseAnnapolis, MD 21401

20The International Eye Foundation is diligent in its stewardship of the financial resources thatare entrusted to us by all our donors, large and small. We are proud of the prudent use ofthese funds in providing effective and high quality eye care services.2007 IEF ExpendituresFundraising8%G & A7%Program85%2007 IEF Program ExpendituresAfrica$3,367,91382%Eye Clinic,Ridge Hospital,Accra, GhanaLatin America$97,5382%The International Eye Foundation meetsstandards for management and charitablesolicitations as established by CharityNavigator, Global Impact and regulatoryand governmental agencies.Asia, Europe,Others$671,49416%Photo Credits:Aravind Eye Care System archivesJohn M. Barrows, MPHJo A. S. CarpenterIEF archivesDr. Judy NewmanHoward PyleRaheem RahmathullahDr. Larry SchwabVictoria M. SheffieldWilliam J. ShieldsVisualiza, Guatemala

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