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Fenway Health advocates for and delivers innovative, equitable, accessible health care, supportive services, and transformative research and education. We center LGBTQIA+ people, BIPOC individuals, and other underserved communities to enable our local, national, and global neighbors to flourish. Learn more by clicking on the sections above.
Thank you for continuing to support the lifesaving work we do here at Fenway Health. Whether it is caring for a young transgender person just starting their transition, proving support to a person newly diagnosed with HIV, or advancing research that will help shape the future of LGBTQIA+ and community healthcare, we couldn’t do it without you.
Our healthcare system continues to navigate unprecedented times, coping with clinical and support staffing shortages and the closure of healthcare providers leading to increased demand, especially on those of us still providing community-based care. We have continued to pivot in the face of these challenges while providing world-class care, research, education, and services.
During fiscal year 2023, we provided clinical care for more than 28,000 patients who made than 120,000 visits, including 5,000 trans and gender diverse (TGD) patients and nearly 1,800 people living with HIV. We continued to push back against discriminatory laws being introduced across the country that would curb LGBTQIA+ rights, especially the rights of TGD young people. We published Transgender and Gender Diverse Health Care: The Fenway Guide, the first case-based textbook to address the comprehensive health care needs of TGD adults.
At the same time, we published a paper in LGBT Health reporting on the impact of a four-week elective course at Harvard Medical School that prepares students to become physician-leaders in LGBTQIA+ health care. The course is one of the few available to medical students that provides opportunities for direct care experiences with patients. We launched the Harvard Medical School-Fenway Health LGBTQIA+ Health Fellowship and the Kenneth H. Mayer Fellowship, both designed to train future leaders in LGBTQIA+ and HIV research. And we piloted the rollout of injectable PrEP, which is now widely available to our patients who use PrEP for HIV prevention.
Fenway remains committed to our mission and the changes we are making today will ensure that Fenway Health is here to serve the community for another 50 years. Thank you again for helping to make our work possible.
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In 2020, Fenway Health committed to becoming an anti-racist organization by working to overcome the racial inequities that exist in the services we provide, the people we reach, and the outcomes we achieve.
The Fenway Health Board of Directors unanimously approved an ambitious, 5-year strategic plan in June 2021 to guide the work of the organization over the next five years. The plan centers a Racial Action Equity Plan (REAP) designed by a team of employees from across Fenway and several board members to ensure that racial equity is being addressed in eight key areas of focus in the organization.
We completed the first of three phases of the plan in June 2022. As part of the plan and in preparation for the next phase of our efforts, we devoted concentrated time to reflect on our progress, evaluate our successes and setbacks, and realign our priorities.
We launched Phase Two of our efforts in January 2023. In the spirit of accessibility, transparency, and accountability, we are pleased to share what we have learned, and where we are going.
We engaged multiple internal and external stakeholders throughout the realignment period. We received significant, insightful feedback suggesting that we do more to amplify and address the distinctions between institutional goals, team-level goals, and individual goals toward antiracist practice.
The blueprint for Phase Two of our work incorporates this and other guidance we received. The plan identifies and brings forward those Phase One efforts in which the work continues. It sets forth a simplified structure for better understanding and accessibility, and it forecasts the capacity, bandwidth, and resources we need to deploy.
We are supporting teams in their efforts to create antiracism plans specific to their day-to-day work, as well as renewed/amplified effort to achieve institutional goals related to our Board of Directors, leveraging patient race data via our new EPIC medical records system to improve outcomes based on race, continued improvement of our investment in BIPOC business as part of our procurement practice, and creating new training and development opportunities for our staff. All this work is in service to improving and sustaining the care we provide our patients and clients.
We continue to be committed to making this plan accessible to our community and to ensuring accountability for its implementation. The plan identifies at least one of point of contact who bears final responsibility for moving an item forward, and it contains provisions for regular and transparent updates.
We look forward to sharing our continued progress with you and invite any feedback and guidance you may have at [email protected].
At Fenway Health, we believe that health care is a right, not a privilege. In every department, our staff is dedicated to meeting the needs of everyone who walks through our doors through integrated personal and compassionate care, regardless of their ability to pay. We offer a wide range of ever-growing services for the entire family within our clinical divisions, including medical, behavioral health, dental, vision, HIV/STI screening, pharmacy, women’s health, transgender health, alternative insemination and obstetrics, and the Violence Recovery Program.
Fenway Health is affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and all physicians hold faculty appointments at Harvard Medical School. We are accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.
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23,696 patients
71,869 visits
3,551 patients
26,122 visits
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4,204 patients
12,178 visits
4,506 patients
6,842 visits
1,559 young people
4,349 visits
Fenway has helped pioneer a philosophy of integrated care that looks at each patient as a whole person and our staff works as a team to meet the needs of everyone who comes through our doors.
Patient-Centered Medical Care
Fenway Health is certified as a National Committee for Quality Assurance Level 3 Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH). The PCMH model of primary care emphasizes care coordination and communication to transform primary care into “what patients want it to be.”
Family Medicine
Fenway Health’s Family Medicine Program allows us to provide services to patients of every age group, from the youngest to the oldest.
Transgender Health
More than 5,000 transgender patients currently receive care at Fenway Health locations. The Transgender Health Program’s integrated model of care is one example of how we continuously work to lower the barriers trans and gender diverse people face in accessing care. From their first day at Fenway Health, our providers are trained to provide all aspects of care through an affirming, trauma-informed model. We also consider hormone therapy to be a part of primary care, and all of our Internal Medicine and Family Medicine providers are happy to work with our patients towards their individual goals.
Reproductive Health
Fenway Health’s Reproductive Health Equity Program seeks to meet the healthcare needs of all individuals using its services, across the spectrum of identity, including BIPOC, LGBQIA+, transgender, and gender diverse communities. We offer community engagement and outreach programming that encompasses reproductive health education and holistic health. Our obstetrical services care program partners with Beth Israel Lahey Health to provide prenatal care for patients in all stages of pregnancy. The program also offers comprehensive birth control and emergency contraception services.
Public Health Programs
AIDS Action is the public health division of Fenway Health and our services are designed for those most vulnerable to HIV/AIDS. In fiscal year 2023, our Access Drug User Health Program distributed 398,000 sterile syringes, collected 113,000 used syringes, and trained more than 340 people in how to use Narcan to reverse an overdose. Additionally, more than 14,500 HIV tests were administered by Fenway medical and public health staff and our community health workers offered health navigation and connection to care for clients and patients who needed them.
Insurance Enrollment
Under Fenway’s health insurance enrollment program, patients without insurance can be enrolled in coverage under MassHealth, Commonwealth Care and Health Safety Net.
Fenway Pharmacy
Approximately $1 million in free and discounted medication was given to patients in need by the Fenway pharmacy’s two branches. The pharmacies also offer a free home delivery service for homebound patients and others unable to prick up their medication. Together, the two locations fill well over 500 prescriptions per day.
Alternative Insemination
Approximately 850 babies have been conceived through Fenway’s Alternative Insemination (AI) Program since outcomes tracking began in 1984. The Fenway Health AI Program is believed to be the first of its kind in the United States. In fiscal year 2023, the AI program saw 15 new pregnancies. The AI Program held it’s first “AI Family Reunion” event in 2023, bringing together current and past families who have participated in and/or conceived via the Fenway Health AI Program. In addition to insemination, the AI Program offers social and emotional support for LGBTQIA+ parents and prospective parents.
Violence Recovery Program
More than 400 survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, hate violence and police misconduct were helped by the Violence Recovery Program (VRP) at Fenway Health. The VRP offers individual and group counseling to LGBTQIA+ survivors. VRP staff also conducts outreach and educational sessions to community groups and professional groups about LGBTQIA+ violence issues on a local, state and national level, including providing technical assistance and training to the Boston Police Department, District Attorney’s offices, hospitals, health centers, social service agencies and community and school groups.
The National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center provides educational programs, training, technical assistance, resources, and consultation to health care organizations with the goal of optimizing quality, cost-effective health care for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual and all sexual and gender minority (LGBTQIA+) people. In FY2023, faculty from the Education Center presented at conferences and facilitated trainings and webinars, educating health care professionals on a range of topics from achieving health equity to care for transgender and gender-diverse patients, to care for LGBTQIA+ older adults, to affirming care for intersex patients.
webinars available for watching & CME credits
Interactive online learning modules
From October 27-29, 2023, we hosted the ninth annual Advancing Excellence in Transgender Health Conference at the Colonnade Hotel in Boston. It marked the first in-person gathering of the conference since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants heard from experts skilled in the provision of culturally responsive and confident gender-affirming health care that is grounded in research, evidence, and best clinical practices. Schuyler Bailar, the first transgender athlete to compete in any sport on an NCAA D1 men’s team, and the only to have competed for all four years, delivered the conference’s keynote speech.
From March 24-26, 2023, we hosted Advancing Excellence in Sexual and Gender Minority Health Education, a national CME course developed in response to the high volume of queries from clinicians and health care staff seeking to learn about providing high-quality care for patients who identify as a sexual or gender minorities. The conference was organized for whole health care teams to learn about providing competent, confident and affirmative health care, grounded in research, evidence, and best clinical practices. Conference topics included Achieving Health Equity: Terminology, Demographics, Stigmas and Disparities; Creating a Welcoming and Inclusive Environment; Behavioral Health Integration; Trauma Informed Care; Primary Care and Preventative Health Needs of LGBTQIA+ Patients; LGBTQIA+ Youth and Adolescents; LGBTQIA+ Older Adults; Reproductive Options for LGBTQIA+ People; HIV/STI Treatment and Prevention for LGBTQIA+ People; and Collecting Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Data.
In 2021, the Division of Education and Training launched a new four-year initiative funded by HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau titled The Innovative Intervention Strategies Coordinating Center for Technical Assistance (2iS CCTA). This project aims to identify and provide support for the implementation of evidence-informed interventions to identify existing innovative intervention strategies, pilot test the intervention strategies at up to 20 Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP)-funded sites, provide technical assistance (TA) to support implementation at the sites, and develop accessible dissemination products to promote the replication and scale-up of the intervention strategies in HIV service delivery organizations nationally. The four intervention focus areas are: incarceration experience, LGBTQ+ youth, substance use disorder and telehealth services.
In FY23, the LGBTQIA+ Aging Project continued convening its twice weekly Zoom Drop-In group to reduce social isolation and loneliness. Total participant registration increased from 104 in FY22 to 150 in FY 23, with 47 people attending in FY 23, and an average group size of 15 participants. The group met on both Thanksgiving and Christmas to reduce holiday isolation, with 18 people attending on Thanksgiving and 15 on Christmas. Most of the holiday participants said that they wouldn’t have had contact with other people on these holidays if not for these groups. Many newer participants are from outside of Massachusetts, indicating limited online resources for LGBTQIA+ older adults elsewhere in the country.
The twice monthly Virtual Visits for transgender and gender expansive older adults also continued via Zoom. With a total of 105 people registered, these sessions averaged 12 participants with open conversations and mutual aid to reduce social isolation, share resources and experiences.
The Aging Project hosted four bereavement groups for LGBTQIA+ people of all ages who have lost someone important to them; all participants valued a LGBTQIA+ safe space to address loss. With the return of Boston’s Pride parade (first since 2019) The Aging Project coordinated LGBTQ Senior Pride’s participation in Boston Pride 4 the People’s Pride Parade, with a record number of 80+ LGBTQ older adults registering to ride our trolleys and celebrate Pride again.
The LGBTQIA+ Aging Project continued its leadership on the Massachusetts LGBT Aging Commission, chairing meetings, work groups and engaging members to achieve identified goals.
The LGBTQIA+ Aging Project delivered a webinar series on implementation of LGBTQIA+ inclusive practices for elder service organizations, provided technical assistance to individual organizations and consulted with organizations throughout the country, interested in launching LGBTQIA+ inclusive programming. Throughout FY23, the LGBTQIA+ Aging Project conducted 30 trainings, workshops, and webinars for a total of 1948 participants. Staff participated in three national conferences, and two local ones. The LGBTQIA+ Aging Project also co-hosted the 13th annual LGBTQ+ Elders in an Ever-Changing World Conference, New England’s premier LGBTQ Aging Conference, which continues virtually and engaged 371 participants representing 27 states.
During 2023, The Fenway Institute continued groundbreaking research into biomedical and behavioral health interventions designed to enhance the health and well-being of LGBTQIA+ people and people living with HIV.
What makes The Fenway Institute unique is our staff and our community-based research setting. Each day, our team demonstrates that the best way to equitable, ethical, and inclusive science is to do it in community. Some study highlights include:
Named after Fenway Health’s Medical Research Director, Co-Founder and current Co-Chair of The Fenway Institute, the Kenneth H. Mayer Fellowship provides early stage investigators support for developing an independent research agenda and valuable insight into how to apply for grant funding.
Evidence-based alcohol reduction intervention and delivery methods for sexual minority women
Identify needs and gaps in LGBTQIA+ mental health training in Dominican medical students to pilot and assess a curricular intervention
Maximizing PrEP uptake among Young Black MSM: A Mixed-Methods Assessment of Facilitators and Barriers and a Pilot RCT of a Culturally-Tailored Peer Navigation/Coping Skills Program
Adapt eSense, a sexual function intervention originally developed for cisgender women with sexual arousal and desire concerns, for transwomen at any stage of the gender affirmation process
The AMA Foundation-sponsored Harvard Medical School (HMS)-Fenway Health LGBTQIA+ Health Fellowship Program equips primary care residency graduates with the skills needed to serve as influential physician leaders in the field of LGBTQIA+ health.
Applications will open in spring 2024 for two Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Med-Peds physicians to join our 12-month (July 1, 2025-June 30, 2026) academic and career development fellowship in LGBTQIA+ focused primary care.
The Fenway Institute shared our learnings and discoveries in countless boards, committees, conferences, publications, and trainings around the world this year, profoundly impacting the field for the benefit of our community. Notable examples include:
Dr. Madina Agenor, The Fenway Institute Faculty member, was awarded the 2023 NIH Sexual & Gender Minority (SGM) Early-Stage Investigator Award, recognizing Dr. Agenor’s substantial and outstanding research contributions in areas related to SGM health.
Dr. Abby Batchelder, The Fenway Institute Faculty member, was promoted to Associate Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School, based upon her significant original scholarly and scientific contributions to the field.
Andrew Camarena, Community Engagement and Recruitment Manager earned his Masters of Public Health degree from Boston University.
Dr. Alex Keuroghlian was awarded the HMS Scholarly Engagement Excellence in Student Mentoring Award for 2023, recognizing Dr. Keuroghlian’s excellence in mentoring HMS students in their scholarly projects, and as a role model and resource for medical students working towards residency.
Dr. Ken Mayer, Medical Research Director and TFI Co-Chair, was awarded the Michael A. Tye Leadership Award, recognizing exemplary leadership on behalf of Fenway’s mission and the communities it serves.
Dr. Jenny Potter, TFI Co-Chair, was awarded the 2023 AAMC Group on Women in Medicine and Science Leadership Award for an Individual (Established), recognizing Dr. Potter’s outstanding contributions to the advancement of women in medicine and science.
Fenway Health switched to Epic as our medical record software in December of 2022 and The Fenway Institute’s Data and Health Informatics team were key leaders in that transition.
Fenway is part of a group of 12 area community health centers known as the Community Technology Collaborative (CTC) that all switched to Epic, a best-in-class confidential, patient-centered platform that allows us to have a single fully integrated system to better manage patient care.
As with any implementation, we had our hurdles and we continue to work with CTC to update our workflows to serve our community best and perform better for our research and state-required UDS reporting. Overall, Fenway staff like the charting efficiency in Epic, the improved times for prescription refills and prior authorizations, and communication via the Epic InBasket messaging system that allows teams to communicate more easily with one another as well as with the patient via their Epic MyChart portal. Since Epic is one of the most common EMRs at medical facilities across the US, our patient data can integrate with other systems, allowing us to view patient encounters at other facilities using Epic. This is crucial for closing care gaps and meeting quality care needs.
By publishing policy briefs, submitting public comment and testimony, writing op/eds, participating in media interviews, and joining coalitions in partnership with other institutions, Fenway Health staff and affiliated researchers and scientists engage in broad efforts to advance and disseminate LGBTQIA+ and HIV-related health policy research.
During fiscal year 2023, Fenway programs, publications, staff experts, and events were featured in more than 2,000 news stories on issues related to LGBTQIA+ health, access, and equity.
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On May 20th, 2023, 650 of Fenway Health’s supporters and community leaders gathered at the Omni Seaport to celebrate and contribute to the mission of Fenway Health. The event was praised for its unique style and flair, which included local dance troupe Ladies of Drama, a fabulous afterparty and fashion worthy of the Red Carpet. The highlights of the program included great auction items including Tiffani Faison’s hosted dinner party, a show stopping story from Youth on Fire team and generous support from everyone in the room during the challenge. Congratulations go to Boston Pride for the People (BP4TP) and the Hale family as each received an award for their support of the community in two very different ways. BP4TP brought Pride back to Boston and the Hale family provided millions last year to philanthropic community causes, including Fenway Health.
Godwin Aduba & Tim Byrne
Jennifer Petter & Arrakis Therapeutics
Spencer Collins & The BLAC Collective
Jim Baker & Blueprint Medicines
Dr Brian Bourquin & Paul Mataras
Harry Collings & Dan Moon
Community Care Cooperative
David Davis & Diane Tucker
Harold du Four-Anderson
Pearl Huang & Dunad Therapeutics
Paul Furtado
Colin Gibbons
The Gilbert Family
Tim Halpin & Caroline Sutton
Taylor Harris & Ryan Jarvis
Hogan Lovetts
InterSystems
Ellen LaPointe & Jen Cross
Ken Brooks & LGBTQ Senior Housing
Mary Beth McInerney & Susan Barclay
Melissa Moore & Janet Kosloff
Michael Oliveri & Brian Levin
Corbin Petro & Jessica Gelman
Glenn Rigoff
Jordina Shanks
Scott Walker & Jim Young
Matt Wilder & Wilder Strategies
The annual ride from Boston to Provincetown is so much more than a fun and exciting event. It is a decade’s long commitment to eliminating HIV/AIDS that organizes hundreds of volunteers to ride, and thousands to contribute. Over the past 20 years, they have raised over $6,000,000 for AIDS/HIV care and treatment. We are honored and grateful to be one of their beneficiaries.
Thanks so much to our riders, donors, and volunteers.
Francisco Castro
Jessica Elton
Nick Elton
Zachary Gardner
Andrea S. Genser
Anthony Gentile
Emma Hirst
Patrick Kiernan
Mark Leonardo
Felix Muzny
Carrie Richgels
Joshua Schmidt
Thomas Schwarz
Dustin Sirois
Stephen St Russell
David St. George
Helena Turner
Brian Weiner
Daniel Bentley
Jamie Bentley
Geraldine Burns
Andy Diamond
Darrin Friedman
Jessoe Gray
Mackenzie Gray
Justin T. Isaac
Jack Kassen
MA Ladd
Regina Manning
Chris McKinnon
Stevie Poreca
Michael Sullivan
Jennifer Swanson
Anonymous
Amy Ben-Arieh
Richard Blank
Ethan Brackett, MD
Devon Campbell
Jennifer Campbell, PhD
Richard B. Carey
Maxwell Cohen
Lisa Diprofio
Timothy J. Fitzgerald
Warren Green
Mark J. Harris
Edward J. Higginson
Ian W. Johnson
Julie-Ann Knight
Barron Lambert
Cei Lambert
Christopher G. Lawrence
Matthew Litchfield
Kristen McIntire
Stephen Nicholl
Amanda Nicoles
Court Noyes
Bryan O’Neil
Laura O’Neil
Ken Pickering
Jane D. Powers, MSW, LICSW
Brian Powrie
Luis Rivera
Valentina Rosa
Robert Silkes
Christopher Silva
Erina Spiegelman
Peter Storm
Andrew Todd
Mark Vogel
John C. Welch, DNP
Philip White
Kory Wood
Anonymous
Neil Benjamin
Laura Borden
Robert Chase
Daniel Edwards
Roberta K. Eriksen
Niamh C. Foley
Johnny Grady
Catherine A. Grossi
Katharine Hassey
Christine M. Hurley
William Kelley
Dory Klein
Matthew J. McNeff
Janet Milley
Jonathan D. Potvin
Woody Smith
Kevin St Gelais
Todd Williams
Matthew Yun
Anonymous
Amy Ben-Arieh
Richard Blank
Ethan Brackett, MD
Jennifer Campbell, PhD
Francisco Castro
Maxwell Cohen
Lisa Diprofio
Jessica Elton
Timothy J. Fitzgerald
Darrin Friedman
Zachary Gardner
Andrea S. Genser
Anthony Gentile
Warren Green
Edward J. Higginson
Ian W. Johnson
Julie-Ann Knight
MA Ladd
Cei Lambert
Christopher G. Lawrence
Mark Leonardo
Matthew Litchfield
Court Noyes
Stevie Poreca
Jane D. Powers, MSW, LICSW
Brian Powrie
Carrie Richgels
Valentina Rosa
Thomas Schwarz
Robert Silkes
Erina Spiegelman
Stephen St Russell
Mark Vogel
Brian Weiner
Philip White
The October 22, 2023 AIDS Walk was set up to be a wonderful event, but the remnants of Hurricane Ian had other ideas. The severe wind coming off the ocean made it unsafe to walk along the beach, and all the tents involved in the wellness festival became a hazard. Although the event had to be cancelled, the positive impact of the fundraising efforts helped deliver care, treatment and research for people impacted by HIV/AIDS. Thanks so much to our dedicated volunteers who lead fundraising teams and who, along with our corporate sponsors, collectively raised more than $250,000.
GOLD TEAMS
North Shore Walks for AIDS
Ragon Institute
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
SILVER TEAMS
Alnylam
Fenway Health – Staff
Pride @ Inspire Brands
BRONZE TEAMS
Awesome Sauce
Boston Prime Timers Team
Coverys Cares
Janssen IDV
Medtronic PRIDE
Moderna Rainbow Alliance
No Pitch No Chat
OUTellia
Team Harvard CBAR
Saket Agarwal
David Alger
Alicia D. Anderson, MBA, FACHE
Joshua S. Boger, PhD and Amy Schafer Boger, MD
Alfred Boyle
Sophia Cheever
David R. Collins
Sara Coppa
Linda L. Cotter-Cranston
Jenna Damon
Timothy K. Deer
De Andre Delsol
Ryan DiMaria
Lisa Diprofio
Sarah Dougenik
David S. Fontaine
Nancy L. Goldberg
Gordon M. Gottlieb
Jose Guevara
Jim Haber
Mark D. Hochberg
Bryan Horgan
Josh Hyatt
Peter Jensen
Cheryl Katon and Jenn Katon
Julie E. Kaufmann
Mary Kluesener
Peter Konrad
Kristen J. Lascoe
Helder V. Lemos
Ben Lewis
Eileen MacDougall
Kelsey Martin
Chad Michael
Jessica Minahan
Robbie Moody
Patricia A. Nichols-Cordero
Shaun Noone
Tiffany Patrick
Jeffrey L. Peak
Angie Riccio
Sila Rosario
Kate Santoro
Ann E. Schlesinger
Warren M. Schur
Carl M. Sciortino, Jr., MPA
Dawnmarie Simpson
Richard L. Snow
William Sullivan
Jennifer Tran
Jonathan M. Urbach
Bruce D. Walker
Tim Walker
Luke Ward
Chris Wrenn
Jose R. Zorola
Our three Boston Marathon runners Mario Nimock, Jennifer Campbell, Mel Miller raised almost $30,000! We are grateful for their commitment to supporting Fenway Health’s mission is this unique way.
The Breakfast theme for this year was: “The Many Faces and Races of HIV/AIDS: The Collective Strength of Survival.”
Kimberly Wilson
Nigel Griffith
Joty Allison
Harold du Four-Anderson
Robert Martin
Philip Robinson
Scott Walker, CFA; Chair
Jennifer Chrisler; Vice-Chair
Guadalupe Hayes-Mota, MBA, MS, MPP; Treasurer
Lillian Gonzalez, CPA, MST; Clerk
Alejandra Caraballo
Robert Chambers
Benjamin Davis, MD
Corbin Petro, MBA, Co-Chair Board of Visitors
David J. Davis, RN
Harold du Four-Anderson, M.Ed, LADC I
Colin Gibbons, MHA
Allen Gove, MBA
Mikhaela Houston
Jonathan Matsui, PhD
Mai-Khoi Nguyen-Thanh
Tej Nuthulaganti
Amy Rasimas, MBA
Julian Serrao
Betsy Smith, Psy.D
Vincent C. Smith, MD, MPH
Diane M. Tucker
Mike Yepes, MPP, MPH
Scott Walker, CFA; Chair
Jennifer Chrisler; Co-Vice Chair
Julian Serrao; Co-Vice Chair
Allen Gove, MBA; Treasurer
Colin Gibbons, MHA; Clerk
David J. Davis, RN
Benjamin Davis, MD
Kat Delos Reyes
Harold du Four-Anderson, M.Ed, LADC I
Brandon Greer
Madge Kaplan
Mark A. Merante
Mai-Khoi Nguyen-Thanh
Tej Nuthulaganti
Jennifer Petter
Vincent C. Smith, MD, MPH
Diane M. Tucker
Mike Yepes
Cris Yordan
The Board of Visitors at Fenway Health is a group of dedicated donors who provide their expertise and time for the pursuit of our mission. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Board of Visitors is restructuring to better meet the health needs of the LGBTQIA+ community. Fenway Health’s efforts to widen the Board of Visitors to include more active volunteers and increase diversity are ongoing.
Fox Rock Foundation
Gilead Sciences, Inc.
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
amFAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
Beth Israel Lahey Health
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation
Community Care Cooperative
Robert Lloyd Corkin Charitable Foundation
Harbor To The Bay Inc.
Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers
MassDevelopment
Moderna
Viiv Healthcare
Anonymous
Broadway Cares, Inc/Equity Fights AIDS
The Jean Gaulin Foundation
Point32Health
Takeda Pharmaceuticals
Abt Associates Inc.
American Tower Corp.
Anthro New England
The Bennett Family Foundation
The Boston Foundation
Boston IVF
Eastern Bank Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP
Frederick Lobl Trust
The Hamilton Company Charitable Foundation
IBM Club Massachusetts
Income Research + Management Charitable Fund
Janssen Products, LP
Liberty Mutual Foundation
LYFT
Needham Bank
PTC Inc
PwC LLP
The Bernard and Anne Spitzer Charitable Trust
Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
AAFCPAs
Estate of Donald R. Andrew
Arrakis Therapeutics
Avantor, Inc.
The Susan A. and Donald P. Babson Charitable Foundation
Blueprint Medicines
Boston Proud Corp
Cambridge Community Foundation
Citizens Bank
Converse
Deloitte & Touche USA LLP
Dowling & O’Neil Insurance Agency
Google, Inc.
InterSystems
Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.
The Kessler Family Foundation
The M&T Charitable Foundation
Massachusetts Bankers Association Charitable Foundation, Inc
MFS Investment Management
Phi Gamma Delta of MIT
Quest Diagnostics
Scott Riklin Memorial Golf Tournament
Rockland Trust – Blue Hills Charitable Foundation
Ropes & Gray LLP
Solimine Charitable Corp
Woolley-Clifford Foundation
The Barker Welfare Foundation
Boston Children’s Hospital
Boston Evening Clinic Foundation
Dorothea R Endicott Charitable Foundation
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
Kuehn Charitable Foundation
Locke Lord LLP
MLS Property Information Network, Inc.
The Nemerowski Family Foundation
Performance Northeast Services, LLC
Pride Sports Boston
The Sidewater Family Foundation Inc.
Boston Beer Co.
Boston Prime Timers Inc.
Burns & Levinson LLP
Charlesbank
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
ConferenceDirect Foundation
Elm Horizons Corp
Envision Bank
First Church Somerville UCC
Grail, Inc.
Harpoon Brewery
Janssen Therapeutics
Eugene M. Lang Foundation
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Prudential Annuities Life Assurance Corp
G & R Quiat Family Foundation
S&P Global Inc.
Sappi North America
Starbucks Coffee Company
Town Fair Tire Foundation, Inc.
We Work for Health
Wynn Las Vegas and Encore Hotel
Anonymous
Biogen Idec Foundation
BNY Mellon
Four Seasons One Dalton
Intend Health Strategies
Loomis, Sayles & Company, LP
Medtronic
Melrose Unitarian Universalist Church
New England Resident Service Coordinators, Inc.
Old South Church in Boston
Raytheon
Second Street Associates, LLC
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2023, July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
The following lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during fiscal year 2023, July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
Robert Lloyd Corkin Charitable Foundation
Mary C. Jigarjian and George Jigarjian
Shaun P. McMahon
Jeffrey H. Munger and Robert T. Whitman
Sarah Schochet and Darrah March
Corey Gray
Godwin C. Aduba and Tim Byrne
Joshua S. Boger, PhD and Amy Schafer Boger, MD
Bruce W. Finch and Keith A. Reimann
Paul M. Frascella
A.J. Goulding and Jason Huang
Joanne Herman and Terry Fallon
Raphael Jaimes-Branger and Eliot T. Wright
Kendra E. Moore, PhD
Melissa J. Moore and Janet Kosloff
Andrew Sigel
Gregory D. Ansin
Ashley Banfield and Emily Drahzal
Katrine Bosley
Peter J. Brady and Alan Davis
James C. Buttrick
James E. Canales and James C. McCann, MD
Laura E. Dorfman and Martha L. Wengert
Allen Gove and Brad Blake
Jeremy Gross
Patrick C. Guerriero
Stephen C. Harrison and Tomas Kirchhausen
Edward Jasaitis
Peggy L. Johnson, MD and Koni Ross-Johnson
Anne C. Kubik
Ellen LaPointe and Jen Cross
Mark H. Libenson, MD and Lisa M. Muto, PhD
Jeffrey B. Meaney
Renee L. Miltz
Anne M. Peterson and Mark A. Peterson
Patricia C. Romeo-Gilbert and Paul B. Gilbert*
Garrick J. Towle
Ann M. S. Wiencek and Paul R. Wiencek
Yijie Zhang, PhD
Anonymous (2)
Peter G. Green and Lucy A. Green
Fiona Hopkins
Ellen Hurvitz and Barry Strasnick
Cheryl Katon and Jenn Katon
Kenneth W. Kendrick, Jr.
Tom Kennedy
Jonathan I. Matsui, PhD and R. Bryan Smith
Sean M. McConnell
Mary Beth McInerney and Susan Barclay
Raul G. Medina and Bradley Ursillo
Betty I. Morningstar and Jeanette Kruger
Max Murin
Corbin Petro and Jessica Gelman
Jennifer Petter
Michael J. Piore and Rodney L. Yoder
John R. Pitfield, Esq. and Paul E. Lynch, MD
David J. Poorvu and Nancy Poorvu
Brian Price, MD and Paul D. Anagnostos
Ernest J. Pusateri
Brian Ramos
Joseph T. Realmuto, Jr.
Louise B. Rice and Tess Ewing
William B. Rubenstein
Carl M. Sciortino, Jr., MPA and Francis P. Brown
Andrew Sheeler
Peter Sidewater
Charles Steenburg
Daniel Trunzo
Cristina Ulloa and Ricardo Ulloa
J. Scott Walker
Eddie Zaidner, MD
Anonymous (3)
Jonathan S. Appelbaum, MD and William D. Morowski
Steven Auerbach and Mark Scofield
Gary Bailey, MSW
Brian Bakofen, DO
Jeffrey C. Banks
Michael J. Barry, MD and Jean W. Barry
David Beck and Gregory R. Van Boven
Kathleen R. Beckman and Theodore Postol
Steven H. Berez
Paula Berteletti and Michael Berteletti
Mitchell Bilczewski
James M. Bonanno, MD and John J. Cormier
Mohan D. Boodram and Robert F. Morris
Michael and Jennifer Borislow
Trevor Z. Boylston
William H. Brack and Jessica A. Ladd
Margot H. Brickelmaier
James Brickner
Mark Brimhall-Vargas and Joseph Kaufman
William B. Brockman and Lucy E. Hadden
Maureen Brodoff, Esq. and Ellen Wade, Esq.
Graham T. Brown
Robert L. Buckwalter
Stacie Burgess and Johnney Burgess
Dorothy P. Burstein and Paul Burstein
Dr. Christopher L. Campion and Jason M. Vellen
Jared Canady
Richard B. Carey
Wendy Carruthers
Stewart and Patricia Chapin
Emily Cislo
Dennis E. Condon and Robert J. Cummings
Kelly Connolly and Lance W. Connolly
Kelley L. Curry and Joshua D. Weiss
Matthew Dalke
André and Marilyn Danesh
David J. Davis and Tracy Thompson
Jonathan Delgado
Frederick J. Doherty and Robert Delbove
Leif Ellisen and Michael Dworman
Paul W. Ernest and Camille G. Ernest
Thomas P. Evans
Tiffani Faison
Raymond Faulkner and Carlos M. Terra
Dena B. Feldstein and Edward Brody
Janet and Andrew Gainer-Dewar
Robert L. Geary
David A. Georgantas
Parth Ghetia and Nicholas Magnolia
Cynthia M. Goncalves
Dr. Anne K. Goodman
Adrian Gore
Mia Gore and Abraham Gore
Tami Gouveia
Christina Grasso, MPH
Cathy Greene
Sarah Greenough and Jessica Pennell
Edward M. Gromada and Madeleine T. Gromada
Sarah E. A. Hanselman and Eric G. Hanselman
Ross Harpestad
Taylor S. Harris
Deborah Heller, PhD and Ann Sanders
Derek A. Howe and Brian S. Galloway
Andy Huang
Pearl Huang and John Peter Hobbs
Cheryl A. Jacques and Jennifer Chrisler
Wendy E. John
Ian W. Johnson
Jennifer L. Jones
Lorraine Jones and Elizabeth Halstead
Susan Kelley and Peter Kadzis
John Kelliher
Katherine A. Knudsen and James R. Knudsen
Eric S. Lander and Lori W. Lander
Ted T. Lee
Jillian Levine and Sherry Cheuk
Steven L. Lieberman and Vincent G. Logan
Diane K. Lincoln
Derek R. Lisinski and Julie Lisinski
Jonathan S. Litt, MD
Lucy Mack
Thomas J. Martorelli
Christine Matsui and Jerold Matsui
Robbie J. Meitler
Paul O. Miller and Joseph Riddle
MaryAnn Moskofides
Daniel S. Newton and Christopher L. Flynn
Patricia A. Nichols-Cordero and Andrew P. Cordero
John T. O’Keefe and Mark D. Smith
Jack O’Leary and John O’Leary
Richard D. Olson, Jr. and Richard R. O. Smith
Jeffrey Orns
Samuel Pang, MD and Andrew Pang
Faith K. Parker and Glenn P. Parker
Stephen P. Pentek
Brian K. Perry and Kevin Crawford
Michael Pickard
Tina M. Pittore
Jane D. Powers, MSW, LICSW and Margaret M. Hayes
Andrew A. Rempis and Deborah T. Rempis
Michael L. Reney and Alexander Cruz
Sharon Rich and Nancy Reed
Paul and Carol Rose
Jonathan S. Rotenberg
Dorothy A. Savarese
Tim Scanlan and Karen Scanlan
Michael Schur
Brian Seed
Ellen Semonoff
William S. Shaw, PhD, PE and Paul Silva
Jen Sheen
Diane Sidorowicz and Lourdes Rodriguez
Gary R. Sloper
William C. Smaha
Cornelia E. Smith and Berit Pratt
Pamela A. Smith and Steven E. Thomas
Ryan Smith and Dante Ramos
Vincent C. Smith, MD, MPH
Douglas Spencer
Scott E. Squillace, Esq.
Sally A. Stalker
Charlie Steinberg
Joshua Sternberg
Caleb Paul Stewart
Dan Sugalski
Tolga Tanguler
Richard Taranto and Jon Ellms
Peter Tenggren and Warren Mitchell
Ulysses E. Thomas
Diane M. Tucker
Kathleen A. Tucker
Dorothy A. Van Ryzin
Joseph C. Veneto
William M. Webster and Jeffrey P. Dugan
Becky Weidenbruch
John C. Welch, DNP
Amy Whitcomb Slemmer
Kim Williams and Trevor Miller
Kevin P. Wulff
Joseph D. Zibrak, MD
Stephen H. Zinner, MD
Michael F. Zito
Anonymous (4)
David Alger
Ceceilia Allwein
Jesse Ambrosina
Andrew Auerbach
Tamara Baer and Mike Flood
Julie E. Bailit and Michael H. Bailit
James Baker
Erin Bates-McNamara
Edward S. Boesel
Kenneth and Danette Boni
Tony Bowen and Mike Kohn
Ian Boyd and Jared A. Fijalkowski
Carol J. Bresler and Carolyn A. Billinghurst
Randy Broomhall-Dillard, PhD
Dr. K. Mahala Burn
Christian Burr
Paul Buzzell
Patricia J. Caldwell
Brandon Campbell
James A. Canfield
Alexander G. Carlock
Darren Cartwright
Richard Childs
Lauren Chow
T. Coletti
Spencer M. Collins
Jonathan Connell
Lisa V. Connell
Daniel Corrigan
Julia Cort
Mary Ann Cugini and Thomas H. Ryan
Norman R. Daoust
Diane Davidson and William Weidacher
Pete Dedon and Tess Schmalbach
John D. Degnan
Nicholas Dials and Dustin Henderson
Kenneth D. Dietz
Jennifer Drawbridge and Michael Kosowsky
Harold du Four-Anderson
Nan Dumas
Kimberly A. Elliott
John W. Erickson and Michael E. Field
Kimberly T. Erwin
Carolyn Fisher
Kevin Fitzgerald
John S. Flaherty
*Deceased
J. Kevin Foley and Elaine K. Foley
Paul A. Furtado
Sarah and Mike Garabedian
Bill Gehan
Paul E. Glover and Steven C. Nason
Gordon M. Gottlieb
Anthony Grillo
Jim Haber
Todd Hahn and Brian Balmer
Joseph Haley* and Eric Tingdahl
Matthew Hamilton
John D. Hancock and John F. Wood
Shirley A. Hayden and Thomas O. Sherman
Guadalupe Hayes-Mota
Terron P. Hill
Eric Hipp and John P. Morrill
Kenneth F. Hirschkind
Joshua Holtz
Anita L. Huggins and Norman W. Huggins
Peter Jensen
Fern L. Johnson and Marlene G. Fine
Peter F. Jones and Wayne G. Gaffield
Elizabeth Kass, MD
Neal Kass, MD
Scott N. Keeney
Lawrence Kuzniar
Katherine Lavelle and Catherine Cappelli
Nadya Lefaivre
Brian P. Levin and Kyle Hawk
Daniel A. Lowen
Clarence R. Lyons
Monique A. Magliozzi and Raymond Magliozzi
Nanette Marchant
Lauren Marder and Kim Austin
Mason R. Marek, Esq.
Carla and Rebecca Marshall-Waggett
Shibin Mathew
Kenneth H. Mayer, MD
Michael E. McHugh
Nancy M. McIntosh and Donald McIntosh
Patrick J. McNamara
James L. Merola
Corinne Milbury and Kevin Lamo
Robert F. Monaco
Oswald Mondejar and John Verlinden
Craig Nelson
Mai-Khoi Nguyen-Thanh
Christina Olex
Holly Oliveri
John F. Olson
Gordon E. Parry
Elizabeth C. Parsons
Jeffrey L. Peak
John J. Petrowsky and Thomas B. Vise
Monika Pichler
The Racemaker Charitable Fund at The Chicago Community Foundation
Helen Raizen and Kathy MacDonald
Erin and Ted Rebholz
Abram Recht and Martha Recht
Ashley Reid
James A. Robertson and Jacqueline U. Robertson
Jon Z. Rosbrook
Christina Rossi
Michael Rotenberg and Karen S. Rotenberg
John L. Rutledge
Catherine N. Ryan
Marsha C. Salett
Arnold E. Sapenter and Joseph C. Reed, PhD
Fillip Saraiva
James C. Sargent
Joe Sarkis
David M. Slatcher and Vince K. Reyes
Naomi Sobel and Becky Silverstein
Julia Stewart
Andrea Sullivan
Lynn Susman
Patricia A. Tecu and William F. Tecu
Hal Tepfer and Stacie L. Simon
Vic Terawskyj
Stephen Thrush
Eric Tingdahl
Steven J. Tromp
Jonathan M. Urbach
Robin F. Verdier and Antoinette Verdier
Richard Voos
James C. Wadleigh
Bruce D. Walker and Alice M. Cort
Cathy L. Walker
Lynn S. Walker
Sarah Wengert and Matthew Kelly
Jared M. Worful
George D. Wright IV
Sandra Wrobel
Samuel Yin
Joblin C. Younger, Esq.
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during fiscal year 2023, July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
The Haviland Society was founded to recognize and to honor Fenway’s most crucial donors, those who consistently give to the Annual Fund year after year.
Anonymous (8)
Godwin C. Aduba and Tim Byrne
Jonathan B. Aibel and Julie I. Rohwein
Michael S. Albert
Larry Albertson
Martin R. Anderson
Gregory D. Ansin
Mikki Ansin
Clint Attebery
Paul A. Auerbach and Nancy D. Auerbach
Julie E. Bailit and Michael H. Bailit
Michael J. Barry, MD and Jean W. Barry
R. David Beck and Gregory R. Van Boven
Bettina Beckman and Ronald J. Castile
Kathleen R. Beckman and Theodore Postol
Alan R. Bender
Steven H. Berez
Michael A. Blau and Dianne A. Blau
Mara Blesoff
Nora Bloch
Edward S. Boesel
Joshua S. Boger, PhD and Amy Schafer Boger, MD
James M. Bonanno, MD and John J. Cormier
Mohan D. Boodram and Robert F. Morris
Michael and Jennifer Borislow
Debra K. Borkovitz
Trevor Z. Boylston
Billie R. Bozone
William H. Brack and Jessica A. Ladd
Gary B. Brenner
Carol J. Bresler and Carolyn A. Billinghurst
Margot H. Brickelmaier
Judith H. Briss
Graham T. Brown
Wayne M. Bryant and Maryann Grenier
Robert L. Buckwalter
Susan O. Bush
James C. Buttrick
Paul Buzzell
Patricia J. Caldwell
John and Annette Campbell
James E. Canales and James C. McCann, MD
Leon Cantor and Jayne E. Cantor
Juliet Carey, MPH and Barbara Parton
Alexander G. Carlock
Joseph A. Carrese and Michele E. Beaulieu
Roger M. Cassin and Irma M. Schretter
Michael A. Castellana and Robert Rothery
Francisco Castro and Richard D. McCarthy
Stewart and Patricia Chapin
Anne McAdams Chochrek and Joseph Chochrek
Bren M. Cole
Dennis E. Condon and Robert J. Cummings
Paul L. Coulombe
Teresa H. Crowley and Daniel J. Crowley
Arthur Dahl
Lisa Dames and Barry N. Wilensky
André and Marilyn Danesh
Jessica L. Daniels and Paul Blackborow
Norman R. Daoust
Philip R. Daoust
David De Rosier and Esta DeRosier-Markin
Grace E. Deasy
Emily R. DeMelo
Edward J. DeMers
Frederick J. Doherty and Robert Delbove
Laura E. Dorfman and Martha L. Wengert
Nan Dumas
Steven P. Dyer
Lee Edelman and Joseph Litvak
George P. Edmonds III and Athena Edmonds
Leif Ellisen and Michael Dworman
Paul W. Ernest and Camille G. Ernest
Kimberly T. Erwin
Thomas P. Evans
Susan E. Faris and Charles Faris
Teresa L. Faulisi
Raymond Faulkner and Carlos M. Terra
Jared A. Fijalkowski
Philip Finch and William Halpin
Michael Fiorentino
J. Kevin Foley and Elaine K. Foley
Arlene Fortunato and Darcy Pfeifer
Susan E. Foster and Bruce Horwitz
Russell Furtado and Charles Smith
Janet and Andrew Gainer-Dewar
Robert L. Geary
David A. Georgantas
Paul B. Gilbert* and Patricia C. Romeo-Gilbert
Sterling B. Giles
Robert W. Gill
Arthur L. Gilman
Cindy B. Goldstein and Roger N. Goldstein
Alexa A. Gomez
Alfredo Gomez
Andrew Goodman
Dr. Anne K. Goodman
Gordon M. Gottlieb
A.J. Goulding and Jason Huang
Christina Grasso, MPH
Peter G. Green and Lucy A. Green
Marcia N. Grey
Stephen A. Griffin
Anthony Grillo
Carolyn Grillo and Erin Deadmon
Edward M. Gromada and Madeleine T. Gromada
Patrick C. Guerriero
Jim Haber
Philip K. Hamilton and Mary C. Hamilton
John D. Hancock and John F. Wood
Ross Harpestad
Stephen C. Harrison and Tomas Kirchhausen
Timothy B. Harwood
Deborah Heller, PhD and Ann Sanders
Neil F. Henderson
Joanne Herman and Terry Fallon
John E. Hershey and Anna S. Hershey
Marcie Hershman
Jeffrey J. Hickey and Christian F. Brocato
Kenneth F. Hirschkind
Sheilah M. Hoelscher and Melissa A. Stockbridge
Peter E. Hornstra
Roland P. Houde and Mary G. Houde
Derek A. Howe and Brian S. Galloway
Andy Huang
Ellen Hurvitz and Barry Strasnick
Raphael Jaimes-Branger and Eliot T. Wright
Katherine A. Jantzen and Ronald Michaels
Maria Jasin
Mary C. Jigarjian and George Jigarjian
Wendy E. John
Ian W. Johnson
Jennifer L. Jones
Lorraine Jones and Elizabeth Halstead
Peter F. Jones and Wayne G. Gaffield
Marvin H. Kabakoff
Elizabeth Kass, MD
Rob Kassel
Todd A. Katzman and Marc Lacasse
Susan Kelley and Peter Kadzis
Susan F. Klein
David E. Knudsen
Peter Konrad and Shaun Watson
G.P. Paul Kowal
Stanley Kramer
Ellen Kranzer
Thomas E. Krueger
Ralph A. Kusinitz
John S. Kyper
Robyn Laing
Stewart J. Landers, Esq. and John Boyce
Peter A. Lans
Gregory L. Larson and Stefanie K. Larson
Suzanne Lascoe
Lewis Lasher
Cathy J. Lavoie Griffin and Thomas W. Griffin
Ted T. Lee
Nadya Lefaivre
David E. Lefebvre and Amy LeFebvre
Lorenzo Lewis, Jr., MD and Eva Schoenfeld
Mark H. Libenson, MD and Lisa M. Muto, PhD
Steven L. Lieberman and Vincent G. Logan
John Lisker
Jonathan S. Litt, MD
William E. Louie
Margaret A. Lourie
Daniel A. Lowen
Richard Lu
Kathleen A. Luvisi and Margaret Luvisi
Kristin K. Lynch
William T. Lynch and Ingrid G. Larson
Peter Machinist and Alice R. Machinist
Lucy Mack
Robert W. Mack
Diane L. Mahana
Susan Malspeis
Mary and Alan Marshall
Rebecca and Carla Marshall-Waggett
Brian Martin
Thomas J. Martorelli
Jonathan I. Matsui, PhD and R. Bryan Smith
Gal Mayer, MD
Kenneth H. Mayer, MD
Kevin F. McElroy
John McGrail
Andrew W. McKinley
James H. McQueen
Jeffrey B. Meaney
Robbie J. Meitler
Vicki E. Mistacco
Robert F. Monaco
David L. Montanari and Sara L. Rubin
Betty I. Morningstar and Jeanette Kruger
Chad C. Mosca
Fredric A. Moscowitz and John T. Stella
Edmund A. Mroz and Celia B. Shapiro
Peter Muise
Kathleen M. Mundhenk and Charles F. Mundhenk
Jeffrey H. Munger and Robert T. Whitman
Daniel S. Newton and Christopher L. Flynn
Patricia A. Nichols-Cordero and Andrew P. Cordero
Peter A. Norton and Elizabeth H. Norton
Constance L. Otradovec
Liz Page and Marianne Stravinskas
Robert H. Paisner and Elizabeth Paisner
Faith K. Parker and Glenn P. Parker
Elizabeth C. Parsons
Thomas D. Penque
Stephen P. Pentek
Nicholas Pepe
Roy D. Perdue
Brian K. Perry and Kevin Crawford
Stephen C. Perry and Oliver Radford
Anne M. Peterson and Mark A. Peterson
John J. Petrowsky and Thomas B. Vise
George Phillips
Michael J. Piore and Rodney L. Yoder
John R. Pitfield, Esq. and Paul E. Lynch, MD
Tina M. Pittore
Jane D. Powers, MSW, LICSW and Margaret M. Hayes
Berit Pratt and Cornelia Smith
Charles Q. A. Pratt and Alexandra I. England
Brian Price, MD and Paul D. Anagnostos
Michael Prokosch and Rebecca A. Pierce
Philip E. Pryor
Maria A. Quiroga and Alvin Shiggs
Dante A. Ramos and Ryan Smith
Dennis R. Ramsier
Robert and Wendy Reasenberg
Abram Recht and Martha Recht
Rachel D. Reisman
Michael L. Reney and Alexander Cruz
Lucille Rexroad
Ken Reyes and David M. Slatcher
Gena and Bailey Ricciardi
Louise B. Rice and Tess Ewing
Janet P. Robbins
Jon Z. Rosbrook
Paul and Carol Rose
Abby S. Rosenberg
Jay K. Rosengard
Michael P. Ryan
Arnold E. Sapenter and Joseph C. Reed, PhD
James C. Sargent
Stephen E. Schlesinger
Warren M. Schur
Susan G. Schwarz and Philip S. Schwarz
Carl M. Sciortino, Jr., MPA and Francis P. Brown
Lisa E. Sebell-Nevins
Robert W. Seifert
Ellen Semonoff
Carol A. Sestito and Kathleen A. Bower
Douglas P. Shaheen and James Rodenmacher
Sarah A. Sharpe
Donald L. Shulman and Jill D. Shulman
Andrew Sigel
Pamela A. Smith and Steven E. Thomas
Naomi Sobel and Becky Silverstein
Frank T. Solensky
Douglas Spencer
Sally A. Stalker
Daniel and Susan Stec
Charles Steenburg
Caleb Paul Stewart
Lise Striar and Myles Striar
Amy J. Tananbaum
Fred A. Taub and Susan C. Cohen
Patricia A. Tecu and William F. Tecu
Peter Tenggren and Warren Mitchell
Hal Tepfer and Stacie L. Simon
Vic Terawskyj
Mark A. Tries
Steven J. Tromp
Diane M. Tucker
Robert F. Tucker
Patricia Umile
Jonathan M. Urbach
Dorothy A. Van Ryzin
Joseph C. Veneto
Robin F. Verdier and Antoinette Verdier
Richard Voos
James C. Wadleigh
Cathy L. Walker
Wanda Wallace
Spencer D. Warncke and Theresa A. Belmonte
Donald R. Warren
Kendall P. Watts and Robert T. Derry
Linda C. Watts
Thompson Webb and Joan M. Webb
Robert S. Weinstein and Elizabeth S. Ginsburg
Karen A. Welling
Christine E. Whiteside
Kim Williams and Trevor Miller
Scott R. Wilson
John F. Winterle, DMD
Christopher A. Wood
Kevin P. Wulff
Kathy and Richard Wunderlich
Joblin C. Younger, Esq.
Albert P. Zabin and Judith L. Zabin
Yijie Zhang, PhD
Stephen H. Zinner, MD
Michael F. Zito
Anonymous
Ashley Banfield and Emily Drahzal
Erin Bates-McNamara
Alyssa Beauchamp
William B. Brockman and Lucy E. Hadden
Jack Bruno
Dr. K. Mahala Burn
Richard B. Carey
Bruce Clark
Terry Clewley
T. Coletti
Gillian Comito
Brianna Connolly
David J. Davis and Tracy Thompson
Kace Dolan, PT, DPT
Theresa H. Ferran and Arianna Mitropoulos
Isabella M. Gambill
Cynthia M. Goncalves
Megan Hall and Honor MacNaughton
Matthew Hamilton
Taylor S. Harris
Katherine Heckman
Cornelia A. Kammerer and Richard Parmentier
Emily Kang
Judy Kaplan
Kenneth W. Kendrick, Jr.
Dana Lyford and Sarah Carroll
Shelby Magliari
Maureen A. Maimone and Carmine Maimone
Malinda J. McPherson
Renee L. Miltz
Jaelyn Montes
George J. Mullen
Patricia Noone and John Noone
Natercia Pereira
Jennifer Petter
Monika Pichler
David J. Poorvu and Nancy Poorvu
Adrianna Preston-Sicari and Amanda Preston-Sicari
Ernest J. Pusateri
Helen Raizen and Kathy MacDonald
Donald J. Richgels and Mary Richgels
Alessandra R. Robinson
Shawon Rodger
YK Lee Rubin
Vardit Samuels and Richard Samuels
Tyler Sanslow, DMD
Fillip Saraiva
Dorothy A. Savarese
Rachel Sebellshavit
Julian Serrao
Paul Sherman and Susan Gill
Matthew Tenore
Dominick Tribone
John F. Wardle
John C. Welch, DNP
Lauren E. Wojtkun
George D. Wright IV
John Yazbek
Carolyn R. Young
Anonymous (7)
Alexander Aber
Saket Agarwal
Bruce Agins
Marylyn F. Aiello and David B. Gaziano
Takako Aikawa
Pamela F. Aist
Ceceilia Allwein
Matthew Alvarado and Anne Alvarado
Andrew Auerbach
Frederick M. Ausubel
June A. Baboian
Babak Bagheral
Gary Bailey, MSW
Steven F. Ball
Kenneth J. Barr and Michael Fenter
Nancy F. Bauer and Mark Richard
Christopher Bavitz and Kathryn Stephenson
Jan J. Bean
Emily Beinecke
Marcus Belger
Vivian Bennett
Carolyn B. Bergen
John G. Bergen
Gregory Berghorn
Howard B. Bernstein and Deborah J. Bernstein
Kate Berton
Finnegan Bevilacqua
Susan Bitetti
Susan E. Blandy and Frank Pospishil
Thomas P. Blinn
Lynn Bolo and Mark Michalski
Boston Prime Timers Team
Kelley Boucher
Erin N. Bournival
Roger Brace
Bryt Bradley
Jill Brand and Thomas Nehrkorn
Miguel Bray
Marybeth Breed
Janet L. Bridges and Scott A. Bridges
Paula Britto Vaz
Avram S. Brown
Deborah Bullock
Timothy Burdsall
Christian Burr
Dennis R. Burton
Kenneth J. Busch
Richard Buttlar
Max Cai
Anne Calabresi and Bob Oldshue
Stephen B. Calderwood and Nancy Calderwood
William J. Callahan, MD
Christopher P. Campbell
Dr. Christopher L. Campion and Jason M. Vellen
James A. Canfield
Diane E. Capone
Catherine Cappelli and Katherine Lavelle
Marian Castelli
Diana Cha
Brad Chapman
Mary Ann Chiampa
Glen S. Cho
Lauren Chow
Janice C. Chung and Wayne Wylupski
Alyssa J. Clark
Rebecca T. Clarke and Thomas R. Hostage
Russell Cloon III
Jarrod Cohen
Wendy Conroy and Charles Conroy
Julia Cort
Rebecca H. Cort
Laura A. Cotter
Linda L. Cotter-Cranston and Scott W. Cranston
Margaret E. Curtis
Suellen Davidson
Nancy E. Davis
Dr. Cheryl L. Day
Joan Decrisantis
John D. Degnan
Jonathan Delgado
Kat Delos Reyes
Jason R. DeMello
Carolyn DeMoranville
Mary K. DeNevi
Leigh Dennehy
Donna J. Dervishian-Aldred and Stephen Aldred
Robert J. Diettrich
Kenneth D. Dietz
Ryan DiMaria
Lauren Doty Brown and Casey Brown
Jennifer Drawbridge and Michael Kosowsky
Eliana Drenkard
Harold du Four-Anderson
Aditi Dubey
William M. Webster and Jeffrey P. Dugan
Mike G. Durant
Joseph Dybowski
Barbara Emerson
Joanne Engel
Kathleen S. Entler and Jane E. Caufield
Chris Erchull and Cade Jerome
John W. Erickson and Michael E. Field
Sheila M. Faherty
Dena B. Feldstein and Edward Brody
Katie and Chili Palmer Finn
Kristin and Graham Firrell
Kevin Fitzgerald
Michael Fitzpatrick
Paul Flagg
John S. Flaherty
Miles A. Freedman and Anthony B. Abruzese
Joseph M. Frusciante
Shavon R. Fulcher and Samantha Chishlom
Gaurav Gaiha
Kaitlin Gallagher
Ben Gallo
Robert C. Gallo
Judy Garrett
*Deceased
Brian D. Geer and Kevin Harrington
Jeff Gerards
Dean J. Gianocostas and Petronella Gianocostas
Brian E. Giblin
Michael F. Gill
Ellen Ginsberg
Paul Gitterman and Corrina Gitterman
Laurie Glimcher
Geraldine B. Goldberg
Howard Goldberg
Lisa Goldberg
Nancy L. Goldberg
Robert Goldman and Jose Paiva
Phillip Gonzalez and Carrie Gonzalez
Cristina Gordet
Adrian Gore
Mia Gore and Abraham Gore
Stacy A. Gormley
Ann Green and Fred Richardson
Ashley Haase
Deborah Haber
Rochelle Hahn and Kenneth Breuer
Judith J. Hall and Arthur A. Hall
Kimball Halsey
Cyrus Hamer
Harriet and Brian Hamilton
Sarah E. A. Hanselman and Eric G. Hanselman
Harry H. Harkins, Jr.
Keith Harlow
Annette Hatton
Garner Haupert
Shirley A. Hayden and Thomas O. Sherman
Guadalupe Hayes-Mota
Ruth A. Hendrickson and Robert A. Hendrickson
Patricia A. Horgan
David M. Hough
Mikhaela E. Houston
Katherine A. Howard
Michael Howlett
Anita L. Huggins and Norman W. Huggins
Michael Hughes
Martha A. Jacobus and Michael Burke
Matthew Jemison
Diab H. Jerius and Sherry L. Winkelman
Jin Ji
Fern L. Johnson and Marlene G. Fine
Michael P. Johnson
Steven M. Jones
Judith M. Jonk and Kasper Jonk
Barbara D. Kafka
Cynthia S. Kagno and David Wittenberg
Toby Kahan
Rebecca T. Kahn
Michael J. Kane
Arti Kanjolia
Cherry C. Karlson and James A. Karlson
Cheryl Katon and Jenn Katon
Howard Kaufman
Deborah R. Kaufmann
Kristen Kearney
John B. Keddy
Tom Kennedy
Peter J. Kenney
Michael Kilcoyne
Marcia Kindlon and Michael Kieserman
Janka Kisucka
Melody Komyerov and Josh Komyerov
Bette T. M. Korber
Ann and Mitchell Kramer
Henry Kwok
Ellen LaPointe and Jen Cross
Kim E. Lebicz
Thomas H. Lee and Soheyla D. Gharib
Jeordan Legon
Austin Lessin
Jillian Levine and Sherry Cheuk
Gregory H. Lichniak
Shawna Liff
Mei-Ying Lin
Derek R. Lisinski and Julie Lisinski
Casey A. Liston
Kathy M. Lituri
Clarence R. Lyons
Eileen MacDougall and Brian T. MacDougall
Julia MacDougall
Joy A. Malchodi
Sara Malconian and Katherine Truscott
Lisa Maronski
Shibin Mathew
Christine Matsui and Jerold Matsui
Nancy A. McCann
Lisa L. McCauley and Christopher McCauley
Mona McGean
Terence A. McGinnis
Mary Beth McInerney and Susan Barclay
Donna McInnis
Nancy M. McIntosh and Donald McIntosh
Shaun P. McMahon
Abigail and Brian McMurray
Susan W. McNeice and Thomas G. McNeice
Vicki Meagher
Raul G. Medina and Bradley Ursillo
Craig Meling
Ann Moorehouse
Gary Morse
MaryAnn Moskofides
Kate Movius
Terence Moy
William D. Murray
Lindsay Neagle
Douglas M. Neuman
Craig A. Norberg-Bohm
Richard D. Olson, Jr. and Richard R. O. Smith
Richard W. Olson
Donna O’Neill and Anne Mulvey
Abigail Ostow and Arthur Telegen
Susan P. Otis and Richard G. Foote
Dhaval Oza
Constance L. Packard
Richard R. Page
Susan Park
Andrew Patmos
Andrew Patterson
Edward Patzelt and Ann Carroll
Anne W. Perry and Ross B. Perry
John H. Petrini
Michael Pickard
Joanne Pokaski
Patricia Potter
William Press
D. J. Prowell
Chelsea Quenneville
Sean P. Quinlan
Brian Quirk
Patricia C. Race
Paul Ragaller
Elisabeth A. Raleigh
Edmund Rapazzini
Joseph T. Realmuto, Jr.
Kaitlyn Redman
Andrew A. Rempis and Deborah T. Rempis
Martin Richard
Joseph Riddle and Paul Miller
Fiona Roberts
James A. Robertson and Jacqueline U. Robertson
Christopher D. Robtoy
Cynthia G. Robtoy
Nelson Rosas
Michael Rotenberg and Karen S. Rotenberg
William B. Rubenstein
Robert Ruggiero and Bruce Law
Hugh A. Russell
Catherine N. Ryan
Janet Ryan
Thor Sandstad
Enrico Santagati
Mark L. Saperstein
David Scadden and Kathy Scadden
Mark Schatz
Ann E. Schlesinger
Richard J. Schlesinger
Sarah Schochet and Darrah March
Robert T. Schooley
Kevin D. Scopetski
Janet Seckel-Cerrotti
Brian Seed
Medha Sengupta
Joel Shames
Vinayak Sharma
Jeannine Shea
Jen Sheen
Nuala A. Shields
Nancy Shrader and Linda Barba
Gary R. Sloper
Donald Slovin and Helene S. Bednarsh
Vincent C. Smith, MD, MPH
Starr W. Snead
David K. Snodgrass and Eleanor F. Snodgrass
Lorie Spencer
Amy Squires
Amie M. Stewart
Christina Stewart
Julia Stewart
Peter Stokes
Josh S. Stonefield
Chris Strauber
Marie Sturgis
Dan Sugalski
Brian M. Sullivan
Mark E. Sullivan
Stephen Sullivan
Donald E. Sunnerberg
Jessica Sutherland
Lee C. Sutton
Pamela S. Svec
Lorraine Symington
Richard F. Talbot and Sally Talbot
Selena P. Tan and Kenneth H. Lafler
Bridget Tannian
Joan P. Tanzer and Bruce R. Tanzer
Gale T. Taylor
Eileen Tepper
Roxanne D. Theimer
Stephen Thrush
Sandra Tiah
Joseph Tierney and Cornelia C. Tierney
Paul Toland
Dana D. Torrey
Jennifer Tran
Kyle Trombley and Ryan Bash
Nancy Trostler
Michelle E. Turenne
Robert M. Turner and Leslie S. Turner
Roxanne Tymon
Ryan M. Valentine
Richard Valentino
Jim Vetter
Stephen Vorenberg and George K. Marshall
Dianne Waldman
Bruce D. Walker and Alice M. Cort
Lynn S. Walker
Mary Jane Walsh
Erica Warnock
Thomas P. Webber and Keith J. MacDonald
Joanna Weber
Becky Weidenbruch
Joanne M. Weiss and Ronald M. Weiss
Leigh M. Weiss
Sara W. Weiss and Mark Schwalm
Sarah Wengert and Matthew Kelly
Debbie S. Wennett and Steven P. Levine
Chris M. Westhaver
Deanne M. Wherry
Amy Whitcomb Slemmer
Tamara Wickramasinghe
Christina Willey
Paige L. Williams
Brian H. Wilson and Annette M. Sassi
Tom P. Witkowski
Barbara A. Wolff and Alan K. Wolff
Tara S. Woodbury
William C. Woodman
Rob Wray
Jing-Tao Wu
Keith R. Yamamoto
Eddie Zaidner, MD
Mary Ziniti
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during fiscal year 2023, July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
Fenway Health is grateful to the following individuals and companies who came forward with in-kind support, and in doing so have helped to advance Fenway’s mission.
Karen Akunowicz
Big Heart Hospitality
Branch Line
Curio Spice
Eck MacNeely Architects
Equinox Boston
Tiffani Faison
Alan F. Feeney V
Carolynn Fischel
Corey Gray
Timothy S. Halpin
Handel and Haydn Society
John Tobin Presents
Sid Limitz
Lisa’s Hands of Time
Mary Beth McInerney and Susan Barclay
New England Plastic Surgical Associates
Randy Price and Mark Steffen
Brian Ramos
Jennifer Ruiz
Siena Farms
Robert J. Torres
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during fiscal year 2023, July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
Gift planning is the marriage of philanthropy and sound financial planning. By making a bequest to Fenway Health through a will or trust, naming Fenway as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy or retirement plan, or creating a life income plan to support Fenway, these donors are forging a lasting legacy that benefits the people they most care for, and those who depend on Fenway.
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Robin A. Atlas, MD and Talia N. Herman, MD
Joan Ayers and Diane Patalano
Jeffrey C. Banks
Raymond L. Barnes
John H. Basile
Jeffrey Beale and Michael Stockbridge
Marcia Bernd
Sabrina Birner
Michael and Jennifer Borislow
Graham T. Brown
Ronald Jack Brunner Estate
William Burton
Joseph R. Caputo
Michael A. Castellana and Robert Rothery
Stewart B. Clifford, Jr.
KC Cowan*
Ryan W. Cunningham, Esq.
John M. DeCiccio
Nannette L. Dumas
Stephen M. Earheart
John R. Ehrenfeld
Stephen J. Engler and John S. F. Lopes
Kyle Y. Faget, Esq.
Bruce W. Finch
Philip Finch
Steven F. Fossella
Brian K. Gerhardson
Adam Graves
Dean T. Hara
Timothy B. Harwood
Deborah Heller, PhD and Ann Sanders
Paul Hempel
Joanne Herman
Charlie R. Hindmarsh
Kenneth F. Hirschkind
Ralph Hodgdon
Howard Hoffman
Justin T. Isaac
John D. Kane*
Terence M. Keane and Douglas H. Hughes
Keith D. Kohl
G.P. Paul Kowal
Michael A. Kramer, DDS, DMSc
David Lampariello, OD
Ken A. Levine
Rhonda Linde, PhD
Edmond R. Macri
Theodore V. Marsters
Patrick J. McNamara
Thomas J. McNichol
Louis M. Meucci
Paul O. Miller and Joseph Riddle
Kendra E. Moore, PhD
Jeffrey H. Munger and Robert T. Whitman
Joseph J. Nicholson
Matthew B. O’Brien
Rev. Fr. Alex Oneto
Dale Orlando*
Liz Page
Lisa Paine, CNM, DrPH and Linda Daniels, PsyD
Stephen P. Pentek
James P. Phillips
Michael E. Profenno
Brian Ramos
Rick Redmond
Ruth and Robert Remis*
Louise Rice
Glenn Rigoff
Louis F. Risoli and Charles B. Fisk
Carol A. Roby and Michele Rubin
Jose L. Romero, Jr. and William I. Allison
Carol Tye Rose
Allison Salke
Arnold E. Sapenter and Dr. Joseph C. Reed PhD
Sarah Schochet and Darrah March
James R. Seligman, DMD
Douglas Spencer
Scott E. Squillace, Esq.
Charles E. Steinman and John C. Marksbury
Caleb Paul Stewart
Philip Tackel
David Todisco, MSW, LICSW
Diane Tucker
Bradford W. Voigt
Scott Walker
Liz Whittemore
Edward L. Wierman
David R. Yalen
Joblin C. Younger, Esq.
*Deceased
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during fiscal year 2023, July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
Tribute and memorial gifts provide a unique way for people to acknowledge loved ones and others who have had an impact on their lives. Whether honoring individuals who believe strongly in our mission, or memorializing those who have passed away, these gifts help Fenway provide access to quality care for all those who need it. Celebrated through gifts in their honor or memory, the exceptional people listed here have made a lasting impact on the lives they have touched.
George Anderson & Family
Theresa Blackman / Intimate Partners Group
Brad Blake
Dr. James Bonanno
Dr. Ethan Brackett
Christine Bricault
Casey Brown
Anne and Wayne Carroll
Alice Claps
Colorado Springs Survivors and Victims
David’s FAITH Team
Nan Dumas
Pierie Family
Dr. Julia Fleming
Ricardo Forbes
Lauren Gabovitch
Beck Gold
Alex Gonzales
John Kenneth Harper
Lisa Krinsky
Dan Landers & Dan Menendez
Dr. Ken Mayer
Catherine McFadyen
MB McInerney and Susan Barclay
Robin and Melissa
Charlie Scanlan
Raymond Sheelen
Amit Taneja
Allana Taranto
Nico Luna Ulloa
John Verlinden
Peter Ansin
Gail Beverley
Stephen Bonner
Jason Bortle
Eric Castro
Eliot and Laurie Cohen
Jane Cottrell
Jane Cottrell
Michael D’Amore
Dick, Paul, and John
Greg Dorian
Marshall Forstein
Alan Gurd
Joe Haley
Joseph Haley
John Philip Hang
Bob Hart
Rudy Kikel
Angela Lansbury
Rick Larkin
Eugene Lipsky
Mike Long
Jason Michael Maimone
Kevin Martin
Jade McCall
Louis M. Meucci
Paul Mitchell
Jason Schneider
Florence Seldin
Mel Simms
Michael Smith
Kevin Supples
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during fiscal year 2023, July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
The Young Leaders Council is an initiative of Fenway Health that aims to empower emerging LGBTQIA+ leaders and allies to shape their community’s future. Paving the way for generations to come, YLC members exhibit the best of the young LGBTQIA+ community. Members are individuals in their 20s and 30s who’ve made an annual gift of $300 or more.
Steven Albert
Ceceilia Allwein
Ashley Banfield and Emily Drahzal
Alyssa Beauchamp
Emily Beinecke
Marcus Belger
Fabian Benabente
Mitchell Bilczewski
Mara Blesoff
Kyle D. Bowman and Patrick Dykes
Jack Bruno
Timothy Burdsall*
Dr. K. Mahala Burn
Dan Chadwick*
Russell Cloon III
Bren M. Cole
Brianna Connolly
Kali Cook
Jenna Damon
Kat Delos Reyes*
Nicholas Dials and Dustin Henderson
Ryan DiMaria
Kace Dolan, PT, DPT
Lauren Doty Brown
Steven P. Dyer
Patrick and Kyle Dykes
Kimberly T. Erwin
Theresa H. Ferran and Arianna Mitropoulos
Isabella M. Gambill
Henry Gaylord*
David A. Georgantas
Craig J. Gimbrone
Carolyn Grillo and Erin Deadmon
Melanie Gustafson
Matthew Hacker
Cyrus Hamer
Taylor S. Harris
Katherine Heckman
Matt Hipp
Andy Huang
Clarice Johnson*
Ian W. Johnson
Michael Kilcoyne
Ted T. Lee
Austin Lessin*
Jillian Levine and Sherry Cheuk
Ben Lewis
Casey A. Liston
Ren and Chris Lovegood
Dana Lyford
Keith March Mistler
Kelsey Martin
Malinda J. McPherson
Sarah McWhirter
Paul O. Miller and Joseph Riddle
Jaelyn Montes
Michael Mosey
Melissa Obleada*
Amanda and Adrianna Preston-Sicari
Diamond Rankin
Gena and Bailey Ricciardi
Tim Rindfleisch
Fiona Roberts
Alessandra R. Robinson
Shawon Rodger
Sila Rosario
Tyler Sanslow, DMD
Kevin Schindelwig-Franca
Julian Serrao
Ryan Smith*
Amy Squires
Jared Srinivasan*
Charlie Steinberg
Daniel Tawil
Matthew Tenore
R. Mitchell Thomas
Dominick Tribone
Daniel Trunzo
Ying Wang*
Adam C. Weiss
Scott R. Wilson
Lauren E. Wojtkun
Jared M. Worful
George D. Wright IV
Brady Wyrtzen*
John Yazbek
*SteerCo Members
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during fiscal year 2023, July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
Richard Boyd
Anthony Carpinelli
John Donnelly
Campbell Glenn
Timothy Jordan
Bruce Reismen*
Max Sigal
*Deceased
Coco Alinsug
Janae Briggs
Reese Caldwell
Lucas Carstensen, PhD
Gary Daffin
Quinn Fitzpatrick
Kirsten Freni, Co-Chair
Shane Hebel, JD, MPH, MBA
Rick Li
Fred Mazyck
Conor Nistler, MPH
Elizabeth Quinn
Jimit Raghav, PhD
Zach Shwartz
Emnet Sisay
Kim Wilson
Joelle Zaslow, MS
Ben Zola, Co-Chair
Alicia Anderson, MBA, FACHE, BB
Jeffrey Bonnaud, MHS, PA-C
Jennifer Campbell, PhD, Chair
Mark Cayabyab, PhD
Gerry Colvin, D.O.
Bruce J. Dezube, MD
Abby Hornstein, MD
Chee-Seng Lee, PhD
Jennifer Mitty, MD, Co-Chair
Carl Streed, Jr, MD, Co-Chair
Amy Ben-Arieh, JD, MPH (Staff)
Elizabeth Boskey, PhD, MPH, LICSW, MSW
Sarabeth Broder-Fingert, MD, MPH
Elizabeth Christian, MD
Kristen Connal
Bryan Cook, PharmD
Mark Dávila-Witkowski, LICSW
Sandy Falk, MD
R Feynman
Jamie Flaherty, JD
Eli Godwin, EdM, MPH
Blake Hereth, PhD
Aimee Huang, MD, MPH
Dana Longobardi
Megan Kwock
Yvette Marts, MSc, CIP
Will McIntire, JD
Majagamy Ramos
Reiner See, MD
Aditya Shekhar
Janet Walterdink, MD
The above lists reflect Fenway Health volunteers during fiscal year 2022, July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2023.
As a worldwide leader in LGBTQIA+ healthcare, we have a role and a responsibility to every patient. We have an obligation to address any systemic or cultural obstacle that prevents top quality care. Given our position in the LGBTQIA+ community locally and nationally, as well as our voice in the healthcare sector, we believe we can be most impactful by focusing our attention on these 5 broad areas of urgent concern.
We seek to address these significant societal and economic health concerns through world-class patient-centric care, public health initiatives, research, education, and advocacy. These healthcare concerns disproportionately impact LGBTQIA+ people and other marginalized groups.
To that end, a small number of donors have dedicated their contributions to the Future of Fenway. These significant and multi year commitments enable Fenway to realize its potential today and for generations to come.
amfAR
John H. Basile
Jeffrey Beale and Michael Stockbridge
Bruce W. Finch and Keith A. Reimann
Fox Rock Foundation
Gilead Sciences
Shaun P. McMahon
Moore Foundation
Jeffrey H. Munger and Robert T. Whitman
Leonid Poretsky MD and Anthony J. DiCarlo
Brian Ramos
Glenn Rigoff
Sarah Schochet and Darrah March
J. Scott Walker
These donors have provided $4,070,000 in cash contributions, and an additional $12,350,000 in deferred contributions, which total $16,420,000 in commitments.
NOTE: Contributions in this category are cumulative and the earliest gift began in June 2022.
Our financial future is strong. We continue to operate responsibly and efficiently as is demonstrated in this report. This strength will enable us to build on our successes, anticipate the needs of our community, and better reach underserved groups, no matter how great the obstacles, nor how significant the challenges.
Click below to download the combining statements of financial position for FY22 and FY21.
