Year in Review
2023-2024
Strategic Plan
Strategic Plan
Supporters, Events, & Volunteers
Supporters, Events, & Volunteers
Financials
Financials
Our Care, Our Community
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.
To Our Community
This past year has been one of profound reflection and continued resolve. At Fenway Health, we find ourselves at a critical juncture. While our commitment to delivering high-quality, equitable care remains unshakable, the financial headwinds we face have not subsided.
Despite our best efforts and the dedication of an extraordinary team, we are still navigating sustained financial challenges that demand both resilience and change. Stabilization is not a milestone we have passed—it is a mandate we must actively pursue. The necessity to reimagine our systems, optimize our resources, and strengthen our financial foundation has never been more urgent.
And yet, even in the midst of hardship, our mission has never faltered. We’ve continued to serve those most in need, expanded access to care through telehealth and provider recruitment, and deepened our partnerships across the region. These achievements are a testament to the trust and tenacity of the people we serve and those who serve alongside me.
I am deeply honored to serve our community as Fenway Health’s new CEO. Moving forward, our focus is clear: we must stabilize to sustain. This means making tough but thoughtful decisions, reaching agreement with SEIU1199, improving patient access and systems, and continuing to advocate for the resources our community deserves.
To our patients, partners, and supporters, thank you for walking beside us through uncertainty. With your continued belief and collaboration, I know we will emerge stronger, more focused, and better prepared for the road ahead.
In solidarity,
Jordina
CARE & SERVICES
Fenway Health provides high quality, comprehensive and affirming care.
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.
During the calendar year 2024, Fenway Health providers saw nearly
30,000
Patients
who made more than
128,000
Patient Visits
Living with HIV
1,800 patients
Medical
25,600 patients
80,400 visits
Behavioral Health
3,500 patients
24,500 visits
Dental
5,100 patients
13,500visits
Vision
5,200 patients
7,500 visits
At Fenway, we treat the whole person.
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
Nearly 6,000 transgender patients received care from Fenway Health during fiscal year 2024. 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.
Access Drug User Health Program
In fiscal year 2024, our Access Drug User Health Program distributed 390,000 sterile syringes, collected 188,600 used syringes, and trained more than 190 people in how to use Narcan to reverse an overdose.
HIV Counseling and Testing
18,500 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. 100% of people who tested positive for HIV were triaged into care at Fenway.
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 $1.2 million in free and discounted medication was given to patients in need by the Fenway Pharmacy during fiscal year 2024. The pharmacy offers a free home delivery service for homebound patients and others unable to prick up their medication fills over 700 prescriptions per day.
Alternative Insemination
Approximately 1,100 babies have been conceived through Fenway’s Alternative Insemination (AI) Program since outcomes tracking began in 1984 (this number has been updated for FY2024 based on an analysis of AI data over the life of the program). The Fenway Health AI Program is believed to be the first of its kind in the United States.
In fiscal year 2024, the AI program saw 20 new pregnancies. The AI Program held it’s second now annual “AI Family Reunion” event in 2024, 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
The Violence Recovery Program (VRP) at Fenway Health helps survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, hate violence and police misconduct. 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.
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The Fenway Institute
The Fenway Institute is an interdisciplinary center for research, education, training and policy development with a pioneering history of community and academic collaborations. By doing community-focused research in a community health setting, we have enabled real-time care innovations that directly serve Fenway’s patients.
The mission of The Fenway Institute is to optimize health and well-being for sexual and gender minorities (SGM) and those affected by HIV.
In 2023, researchers and educators from The Fenway Institute were published in more than 150 places, including:
- The New England Journal of Medicine
- The Journal of the American Medical Association
- The Lancet
- The American Journal of Public Health
- Clinical Infectious Diseases
- Other major journals to educate the professional and lay communities about key LGBTQIA+ and HIV health issues
- National print, television, online, and other news
Our faculty shared our learnings and discoveries
On countless boards and committees, at conferences, and in publications, and trainings around the world, profoundly impacting the field for the benefit of our community. Notable examples include:
- The International AIDS Society
- The American Public Health Association
- The Gerontological Society of America
- The Population Association of America
- HIV Research for Prevention
- Advancing Excellence in Transgender Health
- Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections
- WPATH Scientific Symposium
- Public Responsibility in Medicine & Research
The Fenway Institute is one of the preeminent LGBTQIA+ health and HIV research organizations in the world.
We are always looking for community members who want to make a difference in LGBTQI+ health and wellness by participating in research. A list of studies that are currently recruiting is posted online. If you are interested in learning more, or want to find out if you may be eligible to participate, please fill out this form or contact us directly at 617.927.6450
During FY 2024, 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 in 2023 & 2024 included:
- The initiation of the Gonococcal and Herpes Simplex Type 2 Vaccine studies.
- The initiation of the early phase study of MK-8527, which could create the option for a once a month PrEP pill.
- The transition of our groundbreaking clinical trials on DoxyPEP and injectable PrEP from the research floor to the Medical Department, rapidly translating TFI science directly to innovative clinical practices.
- The successful completion of the Purpose2 Study, which demonstrated the superiority of lenacapavir, a biannual injection in preventing HIV in men who have sex with men and transgender people compared to the standard oral form of PrEP. TFI was the only site in New England that was part of this multinational study. The findings from the study were published in the New England Journal of Medicine. The trial, together with a similar study in cisgender women, has the potential to reshape the future of HIV.
- Fenway faculty received funding for the “Bridge to Belonging” (B2B) project. This project’s focus is producing an intervention (B2B) to link older sexual minority men with HIV who experience loneliness and depression with local, community services through a peer delivered friendship and motivational interviewing intervention.
- Several faculty members received NIH funding for “Over-the-Counter PrEP: Acceptability, Feasibility, and Potential Impact of Access without a Prescription (OFFSCRIPT).” This project is exploring the feasibility and potential impact of making PrEP an over the counter medication.
Kenneth H. Mayer Fellowship
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.
Harvard Medical School-Fenway Health LGBTQIA+ Health Fellowship Program
The National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center
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 FY2024, 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.
In 2024, the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM) included the National LGBTQIA+ Health Education website in their historical collections of web content as part of their mission to make materials available to the public that provide free important information in medicine and public health.
Conferences
We hosted the 10th annual Advancing Excellence in Transgender Health Conference at the Colonnade Hotel in Boston.
We also 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.
The Innovative Intervention Strategies (2iS) Coordinating Center for Technical Assistance
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.
The LGBTQIA+ Aging Project
The LGBTQIA+ Aging Project is the premier resource in New England advocating specifically for LGBTQIA+ older adults. It is the “go to” place for organizations looking for training and technical assistance as well as individuals seeking connection and support. Since 2004, the Aging Project has trained over 10,000 elder service providers and staff in affirming and culturally competent care, supported development of LGBTQIA+ friendly community meal programs, educated healthcare professionals on the unique needs of LGBTQIA+ older adults, and advanced LGBTQIA+ equality in local and national aging policy.
The LGBTQIA+ Aging Project works toward equity, inclusion, and community for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, and asexual older adults, ensuring that they can age with the dignity and respect they deserve. The Aging Project:
- Address the specific needs of LGBTQIA+ older adults for inclusive services and community.
- Engage in advocacy efforts to promote equity.
- Work towards policy and practice changes throughout the elder care network.
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 The Fenway Institute faculty engage in bold efforts to advance and disseminate LGBTQIA+ and HIV-related health policy research.
During fiscal year 2024, 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.
During fiscal year 2024, Fenway was featured in more than 2,000 news stories on issues related to LGBTQIA+ health, access, and equity.
Examples Include:
- WGBH: Somerville’s overdose prevention site plan marks a ‘tremendous shift’ in attitudes around harm reduction
- Yahoo News: Insurers must cover injectable HIV prevention drug — unless courts void mandate
- WBUR – Purple flags fly at Boston Common to mark Overdose Awareness Day
- Salon – Bomb threats and violence: Pediatric gender-affirming care providers fear for their lives
- The Associated Press – US health officials propose using a cheap antibiotic as a ‘morning-after pill’ against STDs
- Fifty Plus Advocate – Massachusetts ranked one of top states for LGBTQ+ retirees
- Times of San Diego – Fenway Health announces first textbook providing an affirming, intersectional, & evidence-based approach to transgender, non-binary, and gender-expansive psychiatric care
- Huffington Post – 5 Things HIV Doctors Want Everyone to Be Doing.
- Stat News – The push to get estrogen FDA-approved for gender-affirming care
- Spartan Newsroom – New resource centers for LGBTQ+ seniors ‘guaranteed to be welcoming’
- POZ Magazine – Biktarvy can be a good option for post-exposure prophylaxis
- CNN – Pride month is here and mpox remains a threat, but vaccines are more readily available
FY2024 Advocacy Highlights:
- May 1, 2024 – Gender-affirming care for adolescents: Understanding the fundamental components and scientific support for lifesaving gender affirmation
- April 30, 2024 – New brief from The Fenway Institute describes the science behind gender-affirming care for transgender and gender diverse youth
- April 29, 2024 – S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Civil Rights issues new nondiscrimination rule
- March 21, 2024 – Plaintiffs Urge Federal Court to Reverse Trump-Era Health Care Discrimination Rule
- March 12, 2024 – Scaling Up Hepatitis A & B Vaccination For Gay & Bisexual Men & Transgender People
- March 12, 2024 – Providers’ Perspectives On Hepatitis A & B Vaccination For Gay & Bisexual Men & Transgender People
- December 14, 2023 – MA Public Officials, DPH Back Supervised Drug Sites as “Lifelines” in Addiction Crisis
- October 25, 2023 – Fenway Health Staff Testify in Favor of Overdose Prevention Centers
- October 24, 2023 – Case Study Addressing mpox at a Frontline Community Health Center: Lessons for the Next Outbreak
- October 19, 2023 – New Poll: MA Voters Overwhelmingly Support Allowing Municipalities to Establish Overdose Prevention Centers
- September 5, 2023 – Massachusetts for Overdose Prevention Centers International Overdose Awareness Day Statement
- August 18, 2023 – Anal Cancer Screening: An Essential Health Benefit
STRATEGIC PLAN
Fenway Health is committed to creating a world where everyone can lead fulfilling, healthier lives, with the resources and care needed to achieve health equity for all. Our Strategic Plan outlines the mission, vision, core values, and key strategic priorities that guide that work.
Fenway Health will be unveiling our new Strategic Plan at the start of FY2026. HRSA requires organizational strategic plans to be updated every three years, and work on the FY2026 strategic plan has been underway for some time.
Our CEO stood up a committee comprised of key Fenway staff and Board members to shepherd this process. We invited staff to provide feedback during in-person and virtual listening sessions. We engaged members of our community advisory boards and other patients to help inform this process.
Our new Strategic Plan will be posted online once it is unveiled and we look forward to working with all of you to implement it.
SUPPORTERS, EVENTS, & VOLUNTEERS
SUPPORTERS
Board of Directors (2024-2025)
Jennifer Chrisler; Chair
Colin Gibbons, MHA; Co-Vice Chair
Mike Yepes, MPP, MPH; Co-Vice Chair
Allen Gove, MBA; Treasurer
Kat Delos Reyes; Clerk
Benjamin Davis, MD
Harold du Four-Anderson, M.Ed, LADC I
Brandon Greer
Madge Kaplan
Mark A. Merante
Michael Meucci
Tej Nuthulaganti
Jennifer Petter
Julian Serrao
Diane M. Tucker
Cole Williams
Cris Yordan
David Young
Board of Directors (2023-2024)
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
Board of Visitors
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.
Multi-Year Major Donors
Thank you to these dedicated donors who have demonstrated investment in Fenway’s mission by making significant, multi-year commitments.
$250,000+
Anonymous (1)
Sarah Schochet and Darrah March
$100,000 – $249,999
The Ansin Foundation
Jeffrey Beale and Michael Stockbridge
Steven D. Corkin and Dan Maddalena
Shaun P. McMahon
Jeffrey H. Munger and Robert T. Whitman
J. Scott Walker
$50,000 – $99,999
Stewart B. Clifford, Jr.
Glenn Rigoff
$25,000 – $49,999
Jennifer Petter
$10,000 – $24,999
John H. Basile
Bruce W. Finch and Keith A. Reimann
Corporations and Foundations
The following companies and foundations generously support Fenway Health’s mission. Whether through their event sponsorship, targeted support of specific programs or services, or general support, Fenway is truly grateful to have these partners in support of the care we provide.
$250,000+
Deloitte & Touche USA LLP
Harbor To The Bay Inc.
Quest Diagnostics
$50,000-$249,000
The Ansin Foundation
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation
Fox Rock Foundation
Gilead Sciences, Inc.
Liberty Mutual Foundation
Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers
MassMutual
$25,000-$49,999
Beth Israel Lahey Health
The Boston Foundation
Broadway Cares, Inc/Equity Fights AIDS
Clinton Adrian Heitman Jr Estate
Coverys
Point32Health
$10,000-$24,999
American Tower Corp.
AndHealth
Anthro New England
The Susan A. and Donald P. Babson Charitable Foundation
The Patricia K. Bagley 2007 Trust
Boston IVF
DraftKings
Ernst & Young LLP
The Hamilton Company Charitable Foundation
Income Research + Management Charitable Fund
TD Charitable Foundation
Woolley-Clifford Foundation
$5,000-$9,999
AAFCPAs
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals
Avalon Bay Communities
Boston Evening Clinic Foundation
Cambridge Community Foundation
Costello Medical Inc.
Frederick Lobl Trust
Joy Skate Productions LLC
Viiv Healthcare
$2,500-$4,999
The Barker Welfare Foundation
Gap, Inc.
Google, Inc.
MLS Property Information Network, Inc.
New England Homecrafters, Inc.
Wynn Las Vegas and Encore Hotel
$1,000-$2,499
Blackroom Salon
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders
Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.
Eugene M. Lang Foundation
Merck
Myrtle Baptist Church
o ya, LLC
Pfizer
S&P Global Inc.
Starbucks Coffee Company
Town Fair Tire Foundation, Inc.
We Work for Health
$500-$999
Boston Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
Breckinridge Capital Advisors, Inc.
Diamond Pen Pal, LLC
Ecolab
Entegris Inc.
The Glynn Hospitality Group
IBM
JSP Family Foundation
Lamplighter Brewing Co.
Lincoln Financial Foundation
Loomis, Sayles & Company, LP
Pinkergreen
Prescient Healthcare Group inc
Salesforce
Takeda Pharmaceuticals
Unitarian Church of Sharon
Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Our Generous Donors
The following lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
$100,000+
Anonymous
Ansin Foundation
$25,000-99,999
Joshua S. Boger, PhD and Amy Schafer Boger, MD
Stephanie Chafee
Jennifer Petter
Glenn Rigoff
$10,000-24,999
Godwin C. Aduba and Tim Byrne
Paul Carey and Barry Pike
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
Betty I. Morningstar and Jeanette Kruger
Andrew Sigel
$5,000-9,999
Gregory D. Ansin
Ashley Banfield and Emily Drahzal
James C. Buttrick
Stewart B. Clifford, Jr.
Laura E. Dorfman and Martha L. Wengert
John R. Ehrenfeld and Ruth R. Budd
Patrick C. Guerriero
Peggy Hollinger
Seth L. Levenson and John Cunningham
Mark H. Libenson, MD and Lisa M. Muto, PhD
Jeffrey B. Meaney
Oppenheim Charitable Foundation
Hilda and Hershel Rich Family Fund
Patricia C. Romeo-Gilbert and Paul B. Gilbert*
Ann M. S. Wiencek and Paul R. Wiencek
Kevin P. Wulff
Eddie Zaidner, MD
Yijie Zhang, PhD
$2,500-4,999
Anonymous
Gordon M. Gottlieb
Peter G. Green and Lucy A. Green
Stephen C. Harrison and Tomas Kirchhausen
Fiona Hopkins
Ellen Hurvitz and Barry Strasnick
Cheryl Katon and Jenn Katon
Jonathan I. Matsui, PhD and R. Bryan Smith
Michael J. Piore and Rodney L. Yoder
Casey Poore
Louise B. Rice and Tess Ewing
Andrew Sheeler
Charles Steenburg
Caleb Paul Stewart
Rafael and Cristina Ulloa
Brit Vasconcellos
J. Scott Walker
Maralyn Wheeler and Amelia M. Charamba
$1,000-2,499
Anonymous
Gary Bailey, MSW
Jeffrey C. Banks
R. David Beck and Gregory R. Van Boven
Mitchell Bilczewski
Katherine Bishop in memory of Genelle Bishop
Elvis Bisono
Kelly Blumenthal
James M. Bonanno, MD and John J. Cormier
Mohan D. Boodram and Robert Morris
Randy Broomhall-Dillard, PhD
Graham T. Brown
Dorothy P. Burstein and Paul Burstein
Meredith and Karen Campbell
James E. Canales and James C. McCann, MD
Richard B. Carey
Jennifer Chrisler
Harry R. Collings and Daniel B. Moon
Molly Copeland
David J. Davis and Tracy Thompson
Leif Ellisen and Michael Dworman
Camille and Paul Ernest
Thomas P. Evans
Raymond Faulkner and Carlos M. Terra
Dena B. Feldstein and Edward Brody
Andrew Ferris
Janet and Andrew Gainer-Dewar
Robert L. Geary
David A. Georgantas
Dr. Anne K. Goodman
Mia Gore and Abraham Gore
Edward M. Gromada and Madeleine T. Gromada
Sarah E. A. Hanselman and Eric G. Hanselman
Ross Harpestad
Taylor S. Harris
Kenneth F. Hirschkind
Peter E. Hornstra
Derek A. Howe and Brian S. Galloway
Andy Huang
Cheryl A. Jacques
Lorraine Jones and Elizabeth Halstead
Susan Kelley and Peter Kadzis
Eric S. Lander and Lori W. Lander
Ellen LaPointe and Jen Cross
Jillian Levine and Sherry Cheuk
Diane K. Lincoln
Derek R. Lisinski and Julie Lisinski
Jonathan S. Litt, MD
Manuel Lopes
Lucy Mack
Robert D. Mancuso and John Malcolm
Thomas J. Martorelli
Mary Beth McInerney and Susan Barclay
Robbie J. Meitler
Paul O. Miller and Joseph Riddle
Brian T. Mitchell
Jessica Muskin-Pierret
Caroline O’Connor and Amy Ripka
John T. O’Keefe and Mark D. Smith
Jack O’Leary and Greg Smith
Faith K. Parker and Glenn P. Parker
Benjamin D. Perkins and David W. Brown
Monika Pichler
John R. Pitfield, Esq. and Paul E. Lynch, MD
Jane Powers, MSW, LICSW and Margaret M. Hayes
Michael L. Reney and Alexander Cruz
Elizabeth Rice
Sharon Rich and Nancy Reed
Jonathan S. Rotenberg
William B. Rubenstein
Tim Scanlan and Karen Scanlan
Pedro and Elena Serrano Navarro
Jen Sheen
Gary R. Sloper
Nancy Smith
Vincent C. Smith, MD, MPH
Sally A. Stalker
Charlie Steinberg
Joshua Sternberg
David and Collenne Strichartz
Vic Terawskyj
Diane M. Tucker
Joseph C. Veneto
Kim Williams and Trevor Miller
Clair Windsor and Eric Fireman
Michael T. Wong, MD
Stephen H. Zinner, MD
Michael F. Zito
$500-999
Our faculty shared our learnings and discoveries
Anonymous (5)
Jonathan B. Aibel and Julie I. Rohwein
Jesse Ambrosina
Julie E. Bailit
Michael H. Bailit
Anthony R. Bertoldi and Kevin O’Neil
Michael and Jennifer Borislow
Carol J. Bresler and Carolyn A. Billinghurst
Margot H. Brickelmaier
Dr. K. Mahala Burn
Patricia J. Caldwell
Alexander G. Carlock
James Cheng
Wendy Conroy and Charles Conroy
Peter Cottingham
Mary Ann Cugini and Thomas H. Ryan
Norman R. Daoust
John D. Degnan
Jamie Dentremont
Robert T. Derry
Kenneth D. Dietz
Frederick J. Doherty and Robert Delbove
Harold du Four-Anderson
Brandon Dunn and Jason Rouse
Steven P. Dyer
Kimberly T. Erwin
Susan Russo Gelbart
Ryan J. Glass
Jim Haber
Harriet and Brian Hamilton
Matthew Hamilton
John D. Hancock and John F. Wood
Timothy B. Harwood
Bradley Honoroff and Jane Honoroff
David M. Hough
Maurice P. Joffe
Fern L. Johnson and Marlene G. Fine
Just a Human
Scott N. Keeney
Kenneth W. Kendrick, Jr.
Yael Krifcher
Kate and Tom Kush
Tracy L. Lampula
Sinclair Lao
Suzanne N. Lee
Ted T. Lee
Nadya Lefaivre
Richard Lerner
Keith J. MacDonald and Thomas P. Webber
Monique A. Magliozzi and Raymond Magliozzi
Lauren Marder and Kim Austin
Carla and Rebecca Marshall-Waggett
Richard Martin and Morris Gaines
Kenneth H. Mayer, MD
Michael E. McHugh
Louis M. Meucci
Renee L. Miltz
Robert F. Monaco
James M. Morgrage
MaryAnn Moskofides
Andrew C. Musgrave
Cam Ostrow
Amy and Joe Palmer
Elizabeth C. Parsons
Jeffrey L. Peak
Brian K. Perry and Kevin Crawford
Michael Pickard
Tina M. Pittore
Abram Recht and Martha Recht
Andrew A. Rempis and Deborah T. Rempis
Jon Z. Rosbrook
Jodi Rubins
Stephen Rupp
Catherine N. Ryan
Marsha C. Salett
Fillip Saraiva
Suzanne Schwartz & Free 2 Be Fitness
David M. Slatcher and Vince K. Reyes
Julia Stewart
Dan Taylor
Hal Tepfer and Stacie L. Simon
R. Mitchell Thomas
Shaunya Thomas
Stephen Thrush
Joe G. Todaro, MD
Jonathan M. Urbach
Robin F. Verdier and Antoinette Verdier
Richard Voos
James C. Wadleigh
Christina Ward
Mr. David J. Warner
Amy Whitcomb Slemmer
Karen Wolf
John P. Wolfarth and Kevin W. Powers
Jared M. Worful
George D. Wright IV
Sandra Wrobel
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Haviland Society
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.
Visionaries – Tier 3
10+ years of support
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
Edward M. Gromada and Madeleine T. Gromada
Patrick C. Guerriero
Jim Haber
Megan Hall and Honor MacNaughton
Philip K. Hamilton and Mary C. Hamilton
John D. Hancock and John F. Wood
Ross Harpestad
Taylor S. Harris
Stephen C. Harrison and Tomas Kirchhausen
Timothy B. Harwood
Neil F. Henderson
Joanne Herman and Terry Fallon
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
Maria Jasin
Lorraine Jones and Elizabeth Halstead
Elizabeth Kass, MD
Rob Kassel
Susan Kelley and Peter Kadzis
Susan F. Klein
David E. Knudsen
Peter Konrad and Shaun Watson
Stanley Kramer
Ellen Kranzer
Ralph A. Kusinitz
John S. Kyper
Robyn Laing
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
Lorenzo Lewis, Jr., MD and Eva Schoenfeld
Mark H. Libenson, MD and Lisa M. Muto, PhD
John Lisker
Jonathan S. Litt, MD
William E. Louie
Margaret A. Lourie
Richard Lu
Kathleen A. Luvisi and Margaret Luvisi
Kristin K. Lynch
Peter and Alice Machinist
Lucy Mack
Robert W. Mack
Diane L. Mahana
Maureen A. Maimone and Carmine Maimone
Susan Malspeis
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
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
Nicholas Pepe
Roy D. Perdue
Brian K. Perry and Kevin Crawford
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 Powers, MSW, LICSW and Margaret M. Hayes
Berit Pratt and Cornelia Smith
Charles Q. A. Pratt and Alexandra I. England
Adrianna Preston-Sicari and Amanda Preston-Sicari
Philip E. Pryor
Dennis R. Ramsier
Robert and Wendy Reasenberg
Abram Recht and Martha Recht
Michael L. Reney and Alexander Cruz
Lucille Rexroad
Ken Reyes and David M. Slatcher
Gena and Bailey Ricciardi
Louise B. Rice and Tess Ewing
Jon Z. Rosbrook
Abby S. Rosenberg
James C. Sargent
Susan G. Schwarz and Philip S. Schwarz
Lisa E. Sebell-Nevins
Carol A. Sestito and Kathleen A. Bower
Sarah A. Sharpe
Paul Sherman and Susan Gill
Andrew Sigel
Frank T. Solensky
Douglas Spencer
Sally A. Stalker
Charles Steenburg
Caleb Paul Stewart
Amy J. Tananbaum
Fred A. Taub and Susan C. Cohen
Hal Tepfer and Stacie L. Simon
Vic Terawskyj
Dominick Tribone
Mark A. Tries
Diane M. Tucker
Robert F. Tucker
Jonathan M. Urbach
Joseph C. Veneto
Robin F. Verdier and Antoinette Verdier
Richard Voos
James C. Wadleigh
Cathy L. Walker
J. Scott Walker
Spencer D. Warncke and Theresa A. Belmonte
Donald R. Warren
Kendall P. Watts and Robert T. Derry
Thompson Webb and Joan M. Webb
Robert S. Weinstein and Elizabeth S. Ginsburg
Karen A. Welling
Christine E. Whiteside
Kim Williams and Trevor Miller
Kevin P. Wulff
Carolyn R. Young
Albert P. Zabin and Judith L. Zabin
Yijie Zhang, PhD
Stephen H. Zinner, MD
Michael F. Zito
Sustainers – Tier 2
5-9 years of support
Anonymous (3)
Pamela F. Aist
Matthew Alvarado and Anne Alvarado
Vivian Bennett
Lynn Bolo and Mark Michalski
Jill Brand and Thomas Nehrkorn
Jack Bruno
Dr. K. Mahala Burn
Anne Calabresi and Bob Oldshue
Richard B. Carey
Lauren Chow
Jarrod Cohen
T. Coletti
Wendy Conroy and Charles Conroy
David J. Davis and Tracy Thompson
Nancy E. Davis
Carolyn DeMoranville
Mary K. DeNevi
Kace Dolan, PT, DPT
Kathleen S. Entler and Jane E. Caufield
Chris Erchull and Cade Jerome
Dena B. Feldstein and Edward Brody
Michael Fitzpatrick
John S. Flaherty
Miles A. Freedman and Anthony B. Abruzese
Shavon R. Fulcher and Samantha Chishlom
Kaitlin Gallagher
Michael F. Gill
Phillip Gonzalez and Carrie Gonzalez
Judith J. Hall and Arthur A. Hall
Cyrus Hamer
Harriet and Brian Hamilton
Matthew Hamilton
Katherine Heckman
Ruth A. Hendrickson and Robert A. Hendrickson
David M. Hough
Anita L. Huggins and Norman W. Huggins
Fern L. Johnson and Marlene G. Fine
Cynthia S. Kagno and David Wittenberg
Cornelia A. Kammerer and Richard Parmentier
Michael J. Kane
Kenneth W. Kendrick, Jr.
Ellen LaPointe and Jen Cross
Jillian Levine and Sherry Cheuk
Gregory H. Lichniak
Derek R. Lisinski and Julie Lisinski
Casey A. Liston
Dana Lyford and Sarah Carroll
Mona McGean
Mary Beth McInerney and Susan Barclay
Malinda J. McPherson
Renee L. Miltz
Jaelyn Montes
Ann Moorehouse
MaryAnn Moskofides
George J. Mullen
Craig A. Norberg-Bohm
Richard W. Olson
Natercia Pereira
Anne W. Perry and Ross B. Perry
Jennifer Petter
Monika Pichler
Michael Pickard
Brian Quirk
Elisabeth A. Raleigh
Donald J. Richgels and Mary Richgels
Joseph Riddle and Paul Miller
Fiona Roberts
Alessandra R. Robinson
Cynthia G. Robtoy
Shawon Rodger
William B. Rubenstein
YK Lee Rubin
Robert Ruggiero and Bruce Law
Alessandra R. Robinson
Cynthia G. Robtoy
Shawon Rodger
William B. Rubenstein
YK Lee Rubin
Robert Ruggiero and Bruce Law
Vardit Samuels and Richard Samuels
Tyler Sanslow, DMD
Fillip Saraiva
Mark Schatz
Julian Serrao
Nuala A. Shields
Nancy Shrader and Linda Barba
Gary R. Sloper
David K. Snodgrass
Peter Stokes
Dan Sugalski
Mark E. Sullivan
Stephen Sullivan
Joan P. Tanzer and Bruce R. Tanzer
Stephen Thrush
Jennifer Tran
Robert M. Turner and Leslie S. Turner
John F. Wardle
William M. Webster and Jeffrey P. Dugan
Sarah Wengert and Matthew Kelly
Debbie S. Wennett and Steven P. Levine
Amy Whitcomb Slemmer
Lauren E. Wojtkun
George D. Wright IV
Keith R. Yamamoto
Eddie Zaidner, MD
Supporters – Tier 1
3-4 years of support
Anonymous
Alexander Aber
Harvey P. Ableman
Saket Agarwal
Tre Alexander
Ceceilia Allwein
Frederick W. Alt
Karen Ambrose
Ranjith Anand
Jonathan S. Appelbaum, MD and William D. Morowski
Jack Armitage
Barrie Atkin
Frederick M. Ausubel
Denise Bagdonas
Gary Bailey, MSW
James Baker
Christopher Bavitz and Kathryn Stephenson
Lila Baxter
Emily Beinecke
Marcus Belger
Michael Bellante
Fabian Benabente
Susan Birren
Susan Bitetti
Robert Bone and Elizabeth Schultz
Boston Prime Timers Team
Vladimir V. Botchkarev
Kelley Boucher
Hale V. Bradt
Sandra E. Breck and Cameron M. Kelley
Richard D. Briggs and Peggy Briggs
Mark Brimhall-Vargas and Joseph Kaufman
Paula Britto Vaz
Joseph Brower
Timothy Burdsall
Dorothy P. Burstein and Paul Burstein
Blair L. Campbell
Catherine Cappelli and Katherine Lavelle
Paul Carey and Barry Pike
Katy C. Carlin
Diana Cha
Mary Ann Chiampa
Michael Chin
Edie Churchill
David Clemenzi
Gayle J. Clemenzi and Don Clemenzi
Donna E. Clifford
Russell Cloon III
Sean Coady
David R. Collins
Debra Collins
Maria A. Costantini
Mary Ann Cugini and Thomas H. Ryan
Margaret E. Curtis
Joan M. Decrisantis
John D. Degnan
Kat Delos Reyes Rivera
Jason R. DeMello
Kenneth D. Dietz
Ryan DiMaria
Eliana Drenkard
Sean R. Driscoll and Gregory Fredo
Harold du Four-Anderson
Mike G. Durant
Joseph Dybowski
Frank R. Egloff and Martha Fowlkes
Irving R. Epstein
Stephen J. Famiglietti
Dale Flecker
William Flesch
Paul M. Frascella
Cecilia Frerotte
Joseph M. Frusciante
Kenneth Garden
Brian D. Geer and Kevin Harrington
Ian Gendreau
Dean J. Gianocostas and Petronella Gianocostas
Joseph N. Gibbons and Steven M. Wynne
Mark Giganti
Joseph Gimilaro and Susan Gimilaro
Ellen Ginsberg
Paul Gitterman and Corrina Gitterman
Evan Goldberg
Geraldine B. Goldberg
Howard Goldberg and Jeanne Goldberg
Lisa Goldberg
Nancy L. Goldberg
Allyson W. Goose
*Deceased
Ann Green and Fred Richardson
Leslie Griffith
Deborah Haber
Christian Haberlin and Breana Bauman
Rochelle Hahn and Kenneth Breuer
Sarah E. A. Hanselman and Eric G. Hanselman
Peter and Jean Hardy
Harry H. Harkins, Jr.
Garner Haupert
William Hauser
Kimberly Hede
Lizbeth Hedstrom
Wolf Dietrich Heyer
Wade Hicks
Richard Hildebrant
Terron P. Hill
Matt Hipp
Nancy Hoines
Fiona Hopkins
H. R. Horvitz
Katherine A. Howard
Michael Hughes
Vasant Jadhav
Diab H. Jerius and Sherry L. Winkelman
Elizabeth E. Johnson and Titus Kao
Steven M. Jones
Rebecca T. Kahn
Robert Kaplan
Neal Kass, MD
Cheryl Katon and Jenn Katon
Deborah R. Kaufmann
Julie E. Kaufmann
Kristen Kearney
John B. Keddy
Scott N. Keeney
Steven L. Keenholtz and Roberta Keenholtz
John Kelliher
Peter J. Kenney
Rachel Ketchum
Richard J. Kinny-Giglio and James R. Kinny-Giglio
Hannah L. Klein
Melody Komyerov and Josh Komyerov
Carol B. Konrad
Eric W. Konrad
Gretchen Konrad
Douglas E. Koshland
Eric S. Lander and Lori W. Lander
Andrew S. Lantz
Francis Lapiana
Tanya Larrabee
Margaret LeSeure
Austin Lessin
Susan Lovett
John R. Lydeard
Clarence R. Lyons
Eileen MacDougall and Brian T. MacDougall
Julia MacDougall
Joy A. Malchodi
Sara Malconian and Katherine Truscott
Matthew D. Manne
Eve E. Marder
Lynn Marquis
Greg S. Marra
Deborah Marshall-Hewlitt
Shibin Mathew
Kate McDonough
Nancy M. McIntosh and Donald McIntosh
Dan McMullen
Abigail and Brian McMurray
Carl and Karen Mitchell
Terence Moy
Emma Newton
Rafer D. Nichols
Patricia Nicholson
Joseph J. Nolan
Charles R. Norris
Jack O’Leary and Greg Smith
Maxine Olefsky
Sean D. O’Neill
Abigail Ostow and Arthur Telegen
Zipora Ostroy
Susan P. Otis and Richard G. Foote
Dhaval Oza
Amy and Joe Palmer
Michael S. Parson
Ron Pascucci
Andrew Patterson
Ashley Pickard
Mollie Plekan
Jonathan Pleva
John Plotz
Patricia Potter
David Powelstock
D.J. Prowell
Patricia C. Race
Paul Ragaller
Chris Reeder
Andrew A. Rempis and Deborah T. Rempis
Travis P. Rhoden
Marvin Rocha and Joseph Tighe
Matt Ronn
Naomi E. Rosenthal
Jonathan S. Rotenberg
Stephen Russo
Catherine N. Ryan
Janet Santa Anna and Margaret E. Macrillo
Enrico Santagati
Mark L. Saperstein
Susan Sasdi and George Sasdi
Krista Satterly
Alexander Sawyer
William F. Scanlon and Louise Scanlon
Judith Staicer and Robert Schwartz
Janet Seckel-Cerrotti
Piali Sengupta
Andrew Sheeler
Jen Sheen
Devra K. Simon and Lee S. Simon
Rae Simpson
Vincent C. Smith, MD, MPH
Starr W. Snead
David Stang
Lauren Stein
Joshua Sternberg
Amie M. Stewart
Christina Stewart
Julia Stewart
Diane Stillman
Brian M. Sullivan
Donald E. Sunnerberg
Jessica Sutherland
David W. Sutton
Lee C. Sutton
Pamela S. Svec
Lorraine Symington
Richard F. Talbot and Sally Talbot
Roxanne D. Theimer
Donna Thompson
Dana D. Torrey
Patrick Turner and Kevin Radley
Roxanne Tymon
Stephen D. Van Hooser and Liz Van Hooser
Angela Villanti
Stephen Vorenberg and George K. Marshall
Dianne Waldman
Bruce D. Walker and Alice M. Cort
Lucas Ward
Erica Warnock
Sheryl Weinstein
Robert and Marilyn Weintraub
Leigh M. Weiss
Sara W. Weiss and Mark Schwalm
Robert Wexelblatt
Deanne M. Wherry
Tamara Wickramasinghe
Tom P. Witkowski
Catrina Wong
Tara S. Woodbury
Sandra Wrobel
Jing-Tao Wu
Kunling Wu
Yehudi Wyner and Susan Davenny Wyner
Karen Zabelski
Evelyn Zheng
Summer Zheng
Mary Ziniti
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Legacy Society
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.
Anonymous (10)
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
Anthony J. DiCarlo and Leonid Poretsky
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 and Brandon Elliott
Rick Redmond
Ruth E. Remis
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.
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Tribute and Memorial Gifts
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.
Gifts were made in honor of:
Brian Bakofen
Dr. James Bonanno
Brian Bourquin
Tomas Cheever-Kresina
Harry Collings
Wayne Gaffield and Peter Jones
Leta Georgiopolis
Edward & Madeline Gromada
Cam Haberlin
Cheryl Katon
Lauren Kourabas and the Fenway VRP Team
Ellen LaPointe
Sherry Mayrent & Andrea Sadler
Bill Miyasato
Michelle Njoroge
Nicole and Patty Offerdahl
Michael Roffi
Emma Rowe
Jenna Ruggiero
Charlie Scanlan
Tyler Summers
Julie Thompson
Gifts were made in memory of:
Andrew Alarid
Jamie Ambrosina
Peter Ansin
Genelle Bishop
Eric H. Castro
Laurie Cohen
Michael Crowley
Greg Dorian
Robert A. Drew
Stephen Garrity
Larry Kessler
Rudy Kikel
Dr. Mark Lerner
Jason Michael Maimone
Kevin Michael Martin
Paul Mitchell
Timothy Joseph Morris
John Phillips Hang
KyMani Provencher
Scott Riklin
James Michael Stewart and Andrew Thomas Mead
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Young Leaders Council
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.
Ceceilia Allwein
Mitchell Ambrosino*
Ashley Banfield and Emily Drahzal
Emily Beinecke
Marcus Belger
Mitchell Bilczewski
Mara Blesoff
Dr. K. Mahala Burn
Eric Chebator
Russell Cloon III
Bren M. Cole
Kace Dolan, PT, DPT
Steven P. Dyer
Kimberly T. Erwin
Henry Gaylord*
David A. Georgantas
Colin Gibbons
Carolyn Grillo and Erin Deadmon
Cyrus Hamer
Taylor S. Harris
Andy Huang
Ted T. Lee
Austin Lessin
Jillian Levine and Sherry Cheuk
Dana Lyford and Sarah Carroll
Malinda J. McPherson
Jaelyn Montes
Melissa Obleada*
Gena and Bailey Ricciardi
Alessandra R. Robinson
Tyler Sanslow, DMD
Julian Serrao
Jared Srinivasan*
Charlie Steinberg
Edward Stumpf
R. Mitchell Thomas
Dominick Tribone
Adam C. Weiss
Lauren E. Wojtkun
George D. Wright IV
Brady Wyrtzen*
*Steering Committee
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Events
2024 Boston Marathon Team Fenway Health
Team Fenway raised almost $25,000 to support the work of Fenway Health while running the 2024 Boston Marathon.
Fabian Benabente
Ali Hamilton
Myles Spar
Strides for Action
Our annual fundraiser, AIDS Walk Boston, was renamed Strides for Action, reflecting a broadened focus that recognizes and supports the significant unmet needs of the LGBTQIA+ community. Strides for Action will continue to support people living with HIV/AIDS and HIV prevention and research, and will also support gender-affirming care, mental and behavioral health services, teens and young adults experiencing homelessness, and aging LGBTQIA+ adults.
Started in 1986, the event has drawn thousands of participants who walk to remember those lost to HIV/AIDS and support those living with the disease. While there is still no cure, tremendous strides have been made in the treatment and prevention of HIV, due in part to funds raised via events like the AIDS Walk.
GOLD TEAMS
Fenway Family
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
SILVER TEAMS
Alnylam
Fox Rock Capital
BRONZE TEAMS
Old Navy Magic
Point32Health
Ragon Institute of Mass General, MIT and Harvard
StonewallSportsBoston
Team Harvard CBAR
Fundraisers over $500
Pam Adelstein
Saket Agarwal
Ev Aparicio
Amelia Atwood
Joshua S. Boger, PhD and Amy Schafer Boger, MD
Sean R. Cahill
Eric Chebator
Ross Condit
Joseph DeRosa
Ryan DiMaria
Tony Godek
Nancy L. Goldberg
Gordon M. Gottlieb
Jim Haber
Cheryl Katon and Jenn Katon
Julie E. Kaufmann
Peter Konrad and Shaun Watson
Tina Lafleur
Kristen J. Lascoe
Eileen MacDougall and Brian T. MacDougall
Ryan Martinez
Michael McCusker
Sarah McIntosh
Luchiano Montero
Angie Riccio
Judy Rice and John W. Ahonen
Matthew Roy
Jonathan Rubins
Harry Schaut
Jacqueline Tierney
Peter Tone
Jennifer Tran
Jonathan M. Urbach
Noemi Uribe
Christina Ward
Amy Whitcomb Slemmer
Harbor to the Bay
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 years, they raised over $7,000,000 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.
AIDS Action Riders
Kaan Apaydin
Patrick Bressette
Adam Cassels
Julia Fleming
Marie Fortuna
Darrin Friedman
Daniel Funke
Zachary Gardner
Andrea S. Genser
Juliet Hajec
Robb W. Johnson
Dana E. Longobardi
Jonathan Padua
Stevie Poreca
Carrie Richgels
Hannah Risser-Sperry
Tomás Rubio-Keefer
Thomas Schwarz
Jason C. Sobers
Stephen St Russell
David St. George
Penelope Taylor
Brian Weiner
AIDS Action Crew
Tsun Au Yeung
Geraldine Burns
Margaret M. Burns
Mike Dickinson
Jessoe Gray
David Hajec
Jake Kassen
Mary Ann Ladd
Matthew Manganiello
Regina Manning
Chris McKinnon
Trishona Pahalad
Michael Sullivan
Fenway Health Riders
Anonymous
Pam Adelstein
Judy Arnobit
Richard Blank
Ethan Brackett, MD
Jonathan M. Brett
Jennifer Campbell, PhD
Richard B. Carey
Maxwell Cohen
James Collett
Kevin Collins
Janice Connor
Ross Cooper
Karen Crays
Ken DeBlois
- David Escobar
Julia Estrin
Bijan A. Etemad-Gilbertson
Timothy J. Fitzgerald
Warren Green
Justin Griffin
Alkis Hadjiosif
Aaron Halleck
Reuben Henriques
Edward J. Higginson
Gemma Jennings
Ian W. Johnson
Gary Keimach
Julie-Ann Knight
Alex Kulesh
Cei Lambert
Christopher G. Lawrence
Wade Lawrence
Chris Lefave
Matthew Litchfield
Aaron Malgeri
Michelle M. Manion
Anne Marcus
Alex C. McDowell
Michal McDowell
Megan Normandin
Julie Norville
Dana Pardee
Theodore A. Peck III
Jeff D. Pike
Jane Powers, MSW, LICSW
Brian Powrie
Jimmy Rajotte
Luis Rivera
Joseph Roch
Valentina Rosa
Tanya Roy
Robert Santiago
Robert Silkes
Erina Spiegelman
Benjamin Staffin
Jeffrey Sulloway
Julie Thompson
Andrew Todd
Robert J. Torres
Marijn Veraart
Mark Vogel
Richard Weinstein
Philip White
Erika Whyte
Liam Wilby
Owen Williams
Donnie Worth
Richard Zabelski
Fenway Health Crew
Anonymous
Bailey Andrews
Joe Berry
Jeanne M. Blais
Truda Bloom
Laura Borden
Mary E. Bower
Robert Chase
Bob Dambroise
Roberta K. Eriksen
Niamh C. Foley
Greg Gentile
Catherine A. Grossi
Timothy B. Harwood
Katharine Hassey
Peggy M. Hayes
Christine M. Hurley
Rachael Ingraham
Lauren Inker
Jane Jean
Cheryl Katon
William Kelley
Robert Liu
Michelle Lowry
Matthew J. McNeff
Janet Milley
James Okeefe
Kristine Rego
Gena Ricciardi
David J. Russo, Jr.
Julia Spiegelman
Kevin St Gelais
Kris Weir
Todd Williams
FY24 Fundraisers Over $500
Anonymous
Pam Adelstein
Kaan Apaydin
Judy Arnobit
Ethan Brackett, MD
Patrick Bressette
Jonathan M. Brett
Maxwell Cohen
James Collett
Kevin Collins
Ross Cooper
Ken DeBlois
J. David Escobar
Julia Estrin
Timothy J. Fitzgerald
Daniel Funke
Zachary Gardner
Andrea S. Genser
Warren Green
Alkis Hadjiosif
Aaron Halleck
Reuben Henriques
Edward J. Higginson
Gemma Jennings
Ian W. Johnson
Robb W. Johnson
Gary Keimach
Julie-Ann Knight
Mary Ann Ladd
Cei Lambert
Chris Lefave
Matthew Litchfield
Anne Marcus
Julie Norville
Jeff D. Pike
Stevie Poreca
Jane Powers, MSW, LICSW
Brian Powrie
Jimmy Rajotte
Carrie Richgels
Hannah Risser-Sperry
Valentina Rosa
Tomás Rubio-Keefer
Thomas Schwarz
Robert Silkes
Erina Spiegelman
Julia Spiegelman
Jeffrey Sulloway
Penelope Taylor
Julie Thompson
Andrew Todd
Mark Vogel
Brian Weiner
Liam Wilby
The above lists reflect donations made to Fenway Health by our generous donors during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Volunteers
Fenway Health HIV Patient Community Advisory Board
Richard Boyd
Anthony Carpinelli
Max Sigal
The Fenway Institute Community Advisory Board – Adult
Coco Alinsug
Lucas Carstensen, PhD
Gary Daffin
Kirsten Freni, Co-Chair
Shane Hebel, JD, MPH, MBA
Fred Mazyck
Kevin Novell
Jimit Raghav, PhD
Shreyas Rajesh
Zach Shwartz
Emnet Sisay
Kim Wilson
Joelle Zaslow, MS
The Fenway Institute Institutional Biosafety Committee
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
The Fenway Institute Institutional Review Board
Amy Ben-Arieh, JD, MPH (staff)
Elizabeth Boskey, PhD, MPH, MSW
Sarabeth Broder-Fingert, MD, MPH
Brandy Brown, DSW
Elizabeth Christian, MD
Kristen Connal, CIP
Bryan Cook, PharmD
Mark Dávila-Witkowski, LICSW
Sandy Falk, MD
R Feynman
Eli Godwin, EdM, MPH
Alexander Goldowsky, MD
Aimee Huang, MD, MPH
Megan Kwock
Dana Longobardi (staff)
William McIntire, JD, MA
Jennifer Mitty, MD (Chair)
Meg Quint
Majagamy Ramos, MSc
Reiner See, MD
Aditya Shekhar
Leandra Smollin, PhD (staff)
Choon Yon Tan, PhD
Janet Lee Wilterdink, MD
The above lists reflect volunteer efforts made on Fenway Health’s behalf during the fiscal year 2024, July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Financials
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.