Housing Works, Inc.

Housing works
annual report 2014
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our
mission
Housing Works is a healing community of people
living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Our mission
is to end the dual crises of homelessness and
AIDS through relentless advocacy, the provision
of lifesaving services, and entrepreneurial
businesses that sustain our efforts.

Copyright © 2015
by Housing Works, Inc.

Housing Works
57 Willoughby Street
2nd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
347.473.7400

www.housingworks.org
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table
of contents

7 Message from the President and CEO

10 Highlights
14 Relentless Advocacy
15 Lifesaving Services
16 Doubling Down on Housing
17 Shopping with Purpose
20 How YOU Can Give Back
21 Institutional Support
22 Individual Contributors
24 Board of Directors
24 Leadership
25 Financial Statements
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Message from
the president and ceo
Dear Supporter,

Looking back on the past year, I am proud to say that Housing Works
made incredible progress on many fronts. The announcement that New York
State has officially set a goal to eradicate the AIDS epidemic by 2020 is
one of the strongest validations of our mission yet, and Housing Works
will be involved every step of the way to make this vision a reality.
Housing Works is capturing this momentum by organizing record-setting
events that tell the world we mean business: together we will make the
AIDS epidemic history.

To accomplish this goal, Housing Works has rolled out a number of

powerful programs. Our groundbreaking Undetectables program, well into
its first year of implementation, is a research-based initiative that
takes a novel approach to helping HIV-positive individuals achieve and
maintain viral load suppression. The program has already shown strong
signs of early success; with over 70% of participants virally suppressed,
we are not only helping members of the Housing Works family live longer,
healthier lives, we are also reducing the number of potential new HIV
infections throughout New York. I cannot state enough how encouraging
this news is, and I look forward to seeing more of our clients become
undetectable as this program grows.

A different initiative, the Housing Works Asylum Project, is addressing

another critical and unexplored need: to provide brave LGBT activists
from abroad with the housing, services, and legal support they need to
escape imprisonment and violence in their home countries. We know that
in order to fight HIV/AIDS worldwide, the LGBT community must be able
to live openly and without fear of persecution for who they are and who
they love. By giving these individuals from Nigeria, Uganda, Jamaica, and
elsewhere the support they need, we are spreading our message of love and
endurance worldwide.

Our East New York Community Health Center is also stronger than
ever, with a new look, new administration, and new services including
pediatrics, an improved pharmacy program, and increased staffing to
meet the community’s needs. Further, we are designing, implementing,
and refining quality assurance systems to track data and improve how
we combat the chronic conditions that affect our clients. And we will
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continue to operate our highly successful mobile healthcare unit, which

has served hundreds of clients in the community and referred hundreds
more to our health centers since hitting the road.

Despite the very real and very positive impact of these efforts,
we know that providing lifesaving healthcare, tailored case management,
and even housing will not be enough to close the health disparities that
affect our family. To promote well-being and equality in our community, we
must confront the social drivers of chronic health conditions, including
poverty, homelessness, discrimination, and marginalization, by advocating
for programs and legislation that strike at these root causes.
We envision a future in which poverty and marginalization are not
predictors of poor health.

To that end, there is still much work to be done, but when I take stock
of what we’ve accomplished this year, I am humbled because I know how
hard our staff and clients have worked to bring us to this point. Our
city and state are on the cusp of big changes in the fight against
homelessness and HIV/AIDS, and Housing Works is positioned to play a real
part in this battle. We are grateful to each and every one of our members
and supporters for remaining steadfast in their commitment to Housing
Works’ mission and believing in the work we do on every front, from our
Thrift Shops to our Health Centers and everywhere in between.

Love,

Charles King
President and CEO
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highlights

1 Governor Cuomo set a goal to end the AIDS

epidemic in New York State by 2020. Housing
Works will be helping every step of the way.

2 Our clients are taking charge of their

health through The Undetectables viral load
suppression initiative.

3 The Housing Works Asylum Project is gaining

momentum as it provides housing, care, and
legal support to over 20 international LGBT
activists fleeing persecution.

4-5 Our latest supportive residence opened on

Jefferson Avenue to introduce stability
into the lives of formerly homeless adults
living with HIV/AIDS.

6-11 From A-list celebrities to next-door

neighbors, people from all walks of life
are joining us in the fight against HIV/
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AIDS and homelessness.

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relentless lifesaving
Action for Nigeria
On a Global Day of Action, Housing Works
protested the draconian Nigerian law that

advocacy services
makes gay marriage and same-sex relationships
punishable by up to 14 years in prison. In
partnership with The Solidarity Alliance
for Human Rights in Nigeria and other human
From the very beginning, Housing Works rights organizations, Housing Works mounted Each year Housing Works provides primary
Has been a fierce advocate for its a protest against this anti-LGBT law in front and mental healthcare, substance use
constituency. By fighting for policies that of the Nigerian Consulate in New York City. treatment, behavioral therapy, adult day
protect the most marginalized among us, The protest was attended by hundreds, and nine health care, and other lifesaving services
we will keep up the momentum necessary to advocates were arrested for an act of civil 3 to homeless and low-income New Yorkers living
fight and overcome HIV/AIDS. disobedience when they blocked the entrance with HIV/AIDS and other chronic conditions.
to the consulate. Our brave activists brought
End of AIDS 2020 Campaign global recognition to this crucial issue that Making Viral Suppression a Priority
On June 29, 2014 Governor Andrew Cuomo made threatens the ability of Nigerians to live In March 2014, Housing Works launched The
history by stating his commitment to end safely and openly. Undetectables, an initiative that empowers
the AIDS epidemic in New York State by 2020, HIV-positive clients to take an active role
2
becoming the first elected official in the in managing their health and achieving viral
world to announce such a goal. His plan suppression. The program already shows high
includes linking people living with HIV to enrollment and early success, with over 70% of
antiretroviral medication and providing access clients considered “undetectable.”
to pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for
high-risk individuals to keep them HIV- Bringing Care to the Community
negative. Housing Works is committed Our 38-foot Mobile Health Unit hit the road
to ensuring that the governor’s plan is in East New York, providing everything from
effectively put into place through rigorous psychiatric care to flu shots directly to
testing, comprehensive prevention, universal homeless and other underserved residents
access to care, fighting social injustice, of eastern and central Brooklyn. The unit
and appropriate budget allocations. has served hundreds of clients and referred
4 hundreds more to our health centers.
The 30% Rent Cap is Finally Here
After years of ongoing advocacy and public New Look, Same Love
education, Housing Works reveled in a long- With a new look and a new mission, Housing
awaited victory: Mayor Bill de Blasio of Works Community Healthcare, which includes the
New York City and Governor Cuomo did what 1 Client check-up with 4 The Housing Works East New York Community Health Center, the West
their predecessors refused to do by providing one of our health care community protesting Village Health Center, and the Keith D. Cylar
affordable housing protection for low-income providers outside of the Nigerian Community Health Center, is stronger than ever.
New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS. The long- consulate on the Global The mission? To foster good health and positive
awaited policy ensures that poor individuals 2 Our new 38-foot mobile Day of Action social change through empowerment, innovation,
and families living with HIV/AIDS have their health unit and collaboration.
rents capped at no more than 30% of their
income. Over time, with the significant cost 3 Members of the Housing
savings from decreasing emergency housing Works community having
placements and improved health outcomes, the a blast on our 2014 Gay
policy is expected to pay for itself. Pride Parade float
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doubling
Housing Brave LGTB Advocates from Abroad
This year, Housing Works expanded the Asylum
shopping Team Braking AIDS®
Physical activism has long been a tradition at
Project, which provides housing, healthcare, Housing Works. Our annual BRAKING AIDS Ride, a

down
legal support, financial support, job training,
and employment to LGBT activists from Nigeria,
with purpose three-day scenic bike ride from Boston to New
York, brought together more than 125 cyclists
Uganda, Jamaica, and other nations who seek from diverse backgrounds­— individuals living
sanctuary in the U.S. to escape imprisonment Every purchase from Housing Works’ with HIV, their friends and families, people

on housing and violence for who they are and who they
love. The program began with two asylum seekers
entrepreneurial businesses generates income
that directly provides our clients with
who have lost loved ones to AIDS, and more —
for a 285-mile journey together, driving home
from Nigeria but today supports over 20 LGBT housing, healthcare, job training, legal the point that the AIDS community is alive,
activists fleeing imminent danger, with more services, and more. As our thrift shops, well, and committed to ending the dual crises
At Housing Works, we believe that housing is
applications coming in every week. Housing bookstore café, and the works catering of HIV/AIDS and homelessness.
healthcare. When Housing Works began in 1990,
Works is providing support structures and company grow, we know that our community
there were fewer than 350 units of supportive 2
lending its advocacy expertise to help these of supporters is growing with them.
housing for the estimated 30,000 homeless
activists continue fighting for the equal
people living with HIV/AIDS living in New York
treatment of LGBT individuals worldwide. Banksy Comes to Town
City. Today, Housing Works alone has 217 units
This year our Thrift Shops received not only
of housing and plans to increase that number
the most donations ever, but also some of
by 50% by 2017.
the most high-profile contributions. Banksy,
during the famed street artist’s one-month
A Place to Call Home
residency in New York City, donated an original
Our newest, greenest housing facility yet,
piece called “The Banality of the Banality of
the Jefferson Avenue Residence opened in
Evil” to the Housing Works Gramercy Thrift
December 2013 to provide permanent housing,
Shop. This unexpected gift resulted in tons of 3
supportive services, and, most importantly,
media attention, including a segment in HBO
a second chance to 12 formerly homeless
Documentary Films’ “Banksy Does New York”, and
HIV-positive New Yorkers with histories
significant revenue via an online auction.
of substance use. Shortly after, we began
schematics for our next facility on Hull
Design on a Dime
Street, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
Design on a Dime celebrated its 10th
Hull Street, which will open in spring 2017,
anniversary by breaking the $1 million mark
is a four-story, 28-unit permanent supportive
in revenue for the second time in a row!
residence for formerly homeless single
More designers than ever before created one-
adults living with or affected by HIV/AIDS.
of-a-kind rooms, and the fabulous designer
Each unit will contain a full kitchen, a
merchandise sold at 50–70% off retail, yielding
separate living area, a full bathroom, and
a record-breaking $400,000 in sales.
furniture. The ground floor will include a
shared lounge and space for support staff,
Fashion for Action
and residents will have access to a roof
New Yorkers packed the house to support 1 David Galdun, NY State 2 Design on a Dime 2014
terrace and a landscaped yard. Working
Housing Works’ tenth annual Fashion for Action Project Manager, and Co-Chairs
with Urban Architectural Initiatives, we
opening reception. The five-day charitable Housing Works SVP of
have ensured that this building will be
fashion event, silent auction, and designer Housing Development, 3 The 2014 HSBC Private
constructed using green materials
sale raised $400,000 to support lifesaving Andrew Coamey, proudly Bank lounge celebrating
and design.
services for homeless and low-income New open the new Jefferson 10 years of Design on
Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS. Avenue Residence a Dime
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1 2

1 Charles King riding the 3-5 Housing Works advocates

285 miles from Boston gather in solidarity at
to NYC in support of the the 2013 World AIDS Day
Braking AIDS Ride rally in Times Square

2 Friends and riders

celebrating the
completion of the 2014
ride at Cylar House
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institutional
Ernst & Young Foundation Brown Harris Stevens

how Hammarskjold Family Fund

The F.B. Heron Foundation
BTQ Financial
Corporate Synergies
The William and Phyllis Mack Huniford

“ACTS OF SELFLESS GIVING support Family Foundation, Inc.

Julius and Evelyn Melnick
Johnson & Johnson
LCI Holdings, Inc.

ARE A MORAL OBLIGATION. Foundation Macy’s, Inc.

Housing Works is grateful to the foundation, The Pzena Investment New York Design Center
SO WHETHER I’M GIVING MY government, and corporate champions who Charitable Fund NY Presbyterian Hospital
directly support our lifesaving services
TIME, MONEY OR TALENT TO Sandpiper Fund, Inc. OraSure Technologies Inc.
and vital programs through their generous Santullo Family Fund RKF
HELP OTHERS WHO ARE LESS you contributions. By valuing the Housing Works
mission, they join us in boldly affirming
Phillips Van Heusen VVA Project Managers and

FORTUNATE, GIVING BACK KEEPS Foundation Inc. Consultants

that not one person can be left behind in
ME INSPIRED AND GIVES ME A the fight against HIV/AIDS and homelessness. Corporate $1,000 to $4,999
please Visit Thank you for your ongoing investment. Partners
QUIET SENSE OF HAPPINESS Aero Studios Ltd.
Alt for Living
AND SATISFACTION… SO Government Foundation Over $50,000 Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
or contact Partners Partners
EVERYONE WINS! ” ELLE DECOR Assouline
HSBC Private Bank Beauvais Carpets, Inc.
Family Services Network Over $350,000 Valspar Bunny Williams Inc.
to find out how you can join of New York Robin Hood Foundation Centre Manhasset

Housing Works in the fight to Health Research, Inc. $25,000 to $49,999 Conde Nast Publications
Health Resources and $100,000 to $349,999 A + E Television Networks Cullman & Kravis
help end HIV/AIDS and Services Administration Elton John AIDS Foundation Fight Aids Monaco F. Schumacher & Co.

homelessness! New York City Department of MAC AIDS Fund Guardian Life Insurance Fuel
Health and Mental Hygiene H. van Ameringen Foundation Company of America Gensler
New York State Playmates Toys HarperCollins Publishers

For furniture and other Comptroller’s Office $10,000 to $49,999 Viacom International, Inc. Institutional Investor, Inc.
New York State Department Abbott Laboratories Lee Jofa
donations to the Thrift of Health Broadway Cares/Equity $10,000 to $24,999 Lillian August

Shops, please call New York State Office of Fights AIDS Benchmark Builders Inc. Maimonides Medical Center
Temporary and Disability Epstein Teicher Bloomingdale’s, Inc. Mark Cunningham Inc.
Assistance Philanthropies Celebrity Moving & Storage The McCain Company LLC
New York City Human Mitchell Gold + Bob Occupy Wall Street People’s
– NICOLE GIBBONS Resources Association $5,000 to $9,999 Williams Library

PARTICIPATING DESIGNER, Public Health Solutions John F. Kidde Fund Gilead Sciences, Inc. One Kings Lane Inc
Research Foundation Stewart J. Rahr Foundation Hearst Magazines Oscar de la Renta
DESIGN ON A DIME 2014 for SUNY Wells Fargo Foundation Matthijssen Business Travelers Community
U.S. Department of Housing Systems Connections
and Urban Development $1,000 to $4,999 Miles Redd LLC Viyet
ABC Home and Planet The Nielsen Company Wellington Management
Foundation Company, LLP

can give back Paul S. Daniels and Stephen

E. Cole Fund
$5,000 to $9,999
American Express Company
Cary Davis & John McGinn Amida Care Inc.
Charitable Fund Arrowgrass Capital Partners
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individual
David Cohen, MD Sandra Gluck Glenn Ligon Christine Rodriguez Edward Wilkerson
William Cohen Bob Goldfarb & Alfredo Finlay Logan Paul Winston Rogers Eric Lawrence Winnick
William Cohen Paredes Charles London Perette Ross Doug Wirth
Christopher Coleman Sarah Gorback Kelsey Louie Abby Rothschild Jennifer Wisotsky

contributors Jared Cooper

Francisco Costa
Jonelli Gordon
Blaise Goswami & Jeanne
Nathan Lump
Fredric, William Mack &
Susan Rudin
Bret Rudy, MD
Meg Woodhouse
Jason Zahorchak
Howard & Eileen Cotton Normand Friends Debra & Marc Sacco Valerie Zilkha
We deeply appreciate our family of Kate Coyle Garrison Grace Michael Marcano Daniel Sager & Brian
individual supporters who have stood with John Coyne Jeanne Graham Bari Mattes McCarthy Estate Gifts
us by pledging tax-deducible gifts to Bruce Cozadd Claude Grazia Ali Mattu Michael Scheurer Edward Gold
Housing Works. Every dollar donated goes Leisa & Charles Crane Andrew Greene Ian Mcandrew Darrel Schoeling
directly toward services for the most John Cucci Brandon Greer Daniel McNiell Hope Schroy Matching Gift
vulnerable new yorkers in need of housing Asa Danes Razmic Gregorian Robert Mealy Glenn Schubert Partners
and care. Your support is a testament to Kristin Davidsson Emanuel Grillo Samir Meghelli Alfred Schulz AIG
the progress we can make together! Anthony Davis Elizabeth Grinnell Miguel & Yvette Mendez Maggie Schwarz Coach
Katie Deabler Jonathan Groff Nikhil Menon Steven Scuro Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Michael Depaola Chul Gugich George Mercado Sharon Selby Johnson & Johnson
Over $20,000 $1,000 to $4,999 Anthony & Sheila DiCioccio Victoria Guzman Craig Miles Mark Sexton McGraw Hill Financial Inc.
Anonymous David Aarons Andrew Dick Ross Hamachek Tatyana Miron Janie Shoppa Oracle Corporation
Richard Vorisek Humberto Alers Karen Dine Keith Harman Mary Mitchell-Hodler Virginia Shubert UBS
Kyle & Norman Althof Jim & Joanne Doggart Troy Heiden Cheryl Moe Georgia Siegchrist ZBI Employee Allocated
$10,000 to $19,999 Yamini Anandan Sally & Joe Dorsten Allen Hench James Morgan Michael Signoriello Gift Fund
Patrick Campion Scott & Alanna Arenstein Kyle Dowd Stephen Henderson Mario Mou Jeffrey Silber
Brian Kelly Michael & Terry Arpante Jamie Drake Juan Herrera Ellen Newhouse Ward Simmons
David Song Daniel Ault Nancy Dubuc Ryan Heywood Eugene O’Brien Ron Sion
Stephen Bailey Richard Dudley Marques Highland & Sarah Nickolas Olsen Laura Soto
$5,000 to $9,999 Doug & Lily Band Francisco Duque Ellinger Karen Overton Elijah Spector
Carmen, Leland, & Alexis Yetta Banks Suzanne Dvells Ellen Howe Noella Owen Kacey Stamats
Ackerley Robert Bannon Michael Ellison David Ivill & Vincent George Patterson Susan Stiefel
Richard Biletta Merli Baroudi Juan Entrocassi Weiner Adi Pekmezovic Robert Stilin
Stephan Boyd Lisa Bellamy Jeremy Ezra Don Jayasinghe Michael & Hilary Pellman Lindsey Stoddard
Miguel & Bethany Cabrera Alison Berke Charles Fagan Ellen Joffred Rowland Jeannie Sur
Amy Dobbis Matthew Bernardo William Fehder David Kane Karen Peterson Phong Ta
James Druckman Gaurav Bhatnagar Robert Feidelson Eva Kanowitz Peter Petrillo Parissa Tabrizian
Heather Feenstra Stephen Bliss David Feinberg Richard Kaplan Christine Pluta Hiroko Takada
Michael Gordon Jessica & Richard Aaron Feldman Anne Keating DeNard Pope Johnson Tang
Erik Hepler & Maureen Ryan Bonaventura Carlos Ferrer E. O’Brien Kelley Kyle Popiolek Peri Tarr
Lindsay & Rand Holstead Michael Boodro Fabrizio Ferri Charles King Robert Powers Ellen Teitelbaum
Daniel Leventhal Debra Bosniak Valerie Fitch Stuart Koenig & Bonnie Fox Kassie & Don Prusock Ryan Thomas
Alan Miles Kathleen Brennan Trevor Flowers Greg Kolenda Regina Quattrochi Liz Train
Gary Petersen Rich Brome Jennifer Foyle Ezra Kover Felicia Rector Kara Unterberg
Joanne Son Carolyn & Del Bryant Sydney Frazier Bonnie Krajeski Pat Reidy Vincent Vienne
Abra Waller Hannah Butter Daniel Freed-Pastor Amber Laign Krista Reimer Diane Wachtell
Earl Ward Debra Cartolano Mary Ann Frenzel Kathryn Leach Kate Reynolds William Wackermann
Ching Chan Frank Gauthier Ruben Leavitt Velvor Rhone Brian Walls
Michael Clarke Bonnie Glass Jennifer Leibow Peter Ringlee Jana Weill
Andrew Coamey David Glickman Bruce Lifton David Roberts Jane Weisfelner
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board of directors financial

Total Revenue (FY03–FY14)

Earl Ward, Esq. Richard G. Dudley statement $60

Chair Jr. MD $55

Partner, Emery Celli
$50
Brinckerhoff & Abady Cesar Figueroa For the fiscal year ending june 30, 2014,
Constituent Representative Housing Works, Inc. And its subsidiaries $45

Armando Morales (Client) reported an unrestricted surplus of $3,450,298.

$40
Secretary This is twice the size of our previous fiscal
Constituent Representative Mark Godfrey
leadership year’s surplus and has allowed us to create $35

(Client) Constituent Representative a truly sustainable budget for fiscal year

$30
(Client) 2015 with a much-improved cash flow. Also
Eric Bartley noteworthy, our net assets grew by more than $25

Constituent Representative Denise Gordon Charles King Andrew Greene $2 million in the last year. $20
(Client) Founder President and CEO Senior Vice President
$15
The Organized Home Development and Marketing
Revenue
Richard C. Biletta, Matthew Bernardo

FY11

FY12

FY13
FY04

FY06

FY09

FY10
FY08

FY14
FY05

FY07
FY03
CPA, MBA Michael S. Gordon, Chief Operating Officer David Raper ADHC $7,192,364
COO/CFO Esq. Senior Vice President COBRA $8,838,119
Mack Companies Partner, Katten Muchin Yolanta Ilcuzk Business Enterprise and OASAS $908,954 Expenses
Rosenman LLP Chief Financial Officer Human Resources Medical $3,105,059
Program Services
Deborah Braff Dental $349,627
Housing $5,660,542
Constituent Representative Johnny Guaylupo Miguel Mendez Linney Smith Bad Debt $(1,887,400)
Lifesaving Services $20,592,843
(Volunteer) Constituent Representative Chief Technology Officer Senior Vice President Government Contracts $8,915,148
Legal/Advocacy $3,112,739
(Staff) Prevention and Services Business Ventures $22,369,348
Business Ventures $17,581,194
Robert Brooks Vaty Poitevien Development Fundraising $2,548,930
Fundraising Services $1,103,338
Constituent Representative Charles King Chief Medical Officer Grants Released From Restiction $660,939
Administrative Services $5,090,284
(Client) Ex-Officio Member Client Rents $917,085
Total Expenses $53,140,939
President and CEO, Michael Clarke Contracted Apartment Rents $1,448,989
Miguel Bulerin Housing Works Senior Vice President Property Management $806,873
Constituent Representative Health Homes, Adult Day Other Revenue $1,427,487
NET SURPLUS $3,450,298
(Client) David Peterson Health Care, and Community In-Kind Contributions –
Constituent Representative Partnerships Costs of Goods $(1,010,284)
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $24,471,660
Korey Anthony (Client) Total Revenue $56,591,284
Chisholm Andrew Coamey
Constituent Representative Senior Vice President Percentage of Revenue Percentage of Expenses
(Volunteer) Housing/Capital
2%
Development, Facilities,
6% 8%
9% 11%
David Cohen, MD and Construction Housing
Housing 39 %
Executive Vice President, Management Lifesaving Services
38% Lifesaving Services Legal/Advocacy
Clinical Affairs and
Businesses 33% 39% Businesses
Affiliations, Maimonides 48%
Development Development
Medical Center Administration
6%