Medical Teams International ➤ 2010 Accountability Report

Thank You for Being Part of Our Team

“I’m a dead man.” That’s what Alex said when he came to our HIV and AIDS center in Ogur, Uganda.

Alex was sick, weak and in trouble. He had lost his family. Then, he found out he was HIV-positive—a death sentence for many.

Our staff and volunteers befriended Alex. They showed him Christ’s love through their care and compassion. They helped him find the treatment he needed for his HIV. This love transformed Alex’s life.

Today, Alex is strong and happy. He has regained his health. He has hope for the future through his new faith in Christ. His spiritual transformation has reunited him with his wife and family.

This year, we touched the lives of 2.5 million people—many like Alex.

We could not have done this work without our dedicated volunteers and staff, without the incredible donations of medicines and supplies we shipped around the world, without our faithful local partners in the field, without God’s blessing on our efforts.

And, we could not have done this work without you.

Alex is alive today because you helped to support our work. I wish you could meet him. I know he would throw his arms around you and thank you for your compassion and help.

On behalf of Alex and millions of people like him, thank you for your support. I’m so grateful for your partnership with us in bringing hope to those whom Jesus called “the least of these” in our world today.

Thank you for being someone who cares,

Bas Vanderzalm President

Dear Friend,

From the President

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Thanks to you …Medical Teams International:

➤ Provided health care and humanitarian aid valued at $189 million to 2.5 million people in 52 countries.

➤ Mobilized 2,038 volunteers to help those in need.

➤ Provided dental care to 17,000 people in Oregon, Washington and Minnesota.

➤ Maintained an overhead rate of 1.8 percent.

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AfghanistanBosniaCambodiaCameroonDominican RepublicEl SalvadorEthiopiaGabonGazaGuatemalaGuineaHaitiHondurasIndiaIndonesiaJerusalemKyrgystanKenyaLebanonLiberiaMadagascarMaliMexicoMoldovaMongoliaMozambiqueNicaraguaNigerNorth KoreaPakistanPeruPhilippinesRomania RwandaSierra LeoneSomaliaSouth KoreaSri LankaSt LuciaSudanTanzaniaUgandaUnited StatesUzbekistanVietnamZambiaZimbabwe

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T he January 12 earthquake in Haiti crushed Robertson’s leg. For nine days, Robertson’s father-in-law desperately searched for

help. Finally, he carried Robertson to our medical team at a Christian hospital that had survived the earthquake.

Our surgical volunteers operated on Robertson and saved his leg. While

Robertson was in surgery, his wife, Regine, went into labor.

With the help of a volunteer OB/GYN physician who walked into the hospital at that moment, our team was able to deliver a healthy baby girl for Robertson and Regine.

Within hours, Robertson, Regine and their new baby were reunited in a hospital room they shared with other patients.

Your support helped our volunteers save many lives like Robertson and Regine after the earthquake in Haiti. We could not have done this without your support and prayers.

Bringing open Hands of Healing and Hope, HaitiSince January 12, 2010, when a terrible earthquake destroyed large parts of Haiti, almost every day is the same for Dr. June Hanks.

Dr. Hanks is a member of our team in Haiti. She runs an orthopedic rehabilitation clinic in the city of Les Cayes. Each morning, when Dr. Hanks opens her clinic, she finds a line of amputees and disabled people waiting for her help.

Many of the people in line have lost arms and legs as a result of the earthquake. Some are young children, like Jodeline, a three-year-old whose legs were crushed and who lost every member of her family.

Seven months after the earthquake, Jodeline walks again, on a prosthetic leg developed by Dr. Hanks and her staff at the clinic.

Another child receiving help is Frenel, a 15-year-old-boy who was moved from hospital to hospital after the earthquake. Weeks later, out of money and his leg fully infected, Frenel’s leg had to be amputated to save his life.

Now, thanks to Dr. Hanks, Frenel walks again on a prosthetic leg. Dr. Hanks thinks Frenel will be able

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Regine and Robertson celebrate the birth of their new baby.

With your help, we:

➤ Sent 18 volunteer teams with more than 100 Medical Teams International doctors, nurses and other health professionals.

➤ Shipped $5 million worth of donated supplies and medicines.

➤ Provided medicines, supplies and medical care to 186,000 people.

➤ Rebuilt and restored faith-based clinics and hospitals affected by the earthquake.

➤ Provided medical care for people living in tent cities and communities devastated by the disaster.

➤ Helped communities and churches to address the causes of diseases that are taking many lives and destroying communities.

➤ Cared for orphans and vulnerable children living in the tent cities.

to run and play soccer again. Better yet, he has found something more important in his life than soccer—the love of Jesus.

Jodeline and Frenel are alive and rebuilding their lives thanks to our dedicated volunteers, partners and staff—and thanks to you for the support that helped to make this possible.

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➤ Haiti Earthquake

➤ KyrgyzstanConflict

➤ Philippines Typhoon

➤ Indonesia Earthquake

➤ Samoa Tsunami

➤ DarfurConflict

➤ CongoleseConflict

➤ El Salvador Hurricane

➤ India Flood

➤ SriLankaConflict

➤ Chile Earthquake

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Haitian child smiles knowing she can walk again with the help of a new leg.

➤ People we served through distribution of humanitarian aid last year:

1.64 million

➤ Value of medical supplies we shipped to care for those in need:

$189,155,369

➤ For every $1 spent, we sent $199 in Gifts in Kind (GIK). For every $30 spent, we sent $5,976.30 in GIK.

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With the help of many generous companies and medical organizations, we sent medicines and donated medical supplies valued at $189 million around the world this year. These supplies touched the lives of

more than 1.67 million people.

One of those who received help was Adil, an 84-year old man living in Kyrgyzstan.

Ethnic violence in his country forced Adil to flee for his life. His son carried his father in his arms to the safety of a refugee camp. Unfortunately, on the journey, Adil’s son was injured and hospitalized.

Adil was alone and desperately needed help in the camp. He had suffered a stroke and could not move without help.

With your help, we sent an emergency shipment of medicines to the camp—enough to care for 40,000 people for three months. This aid was a lifeline for Adil and thousands of others in the camp with him.

The medicines we sent restored Adil to health. We also found a wheelchair to help him move around the camp. “Thanks to this gift I can easily sit and now I can be transported easily,” he told our team.

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Supplies Bring New Life to Hurting People

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Adil thanks God for a new wheelchair.

coMMunITY HeAlTH

An Orphan Thrives Despite Disease Two years ago, when João* was 11 years old,

both his parents died of AIDS within two months of each other. Their horrific deaths—

without any treatment—haunt João to this day.

João’s three older siblings abandoned him after their parents died. They needed to find work in nearby towns to survive.

One day, João’s uncle Angelo visited him and found him very sick. So, Angelo brought the young boy home with him. Soon, Angelo noticed that João struggled with basic chores—fetching water and gathering firewood.

It seemed that João would die from the same disease that killed his parents. Angelo took him to traditional healers. They could not help. João grew weaker.

Angelo had little hope left … until he heard about the Kuwangisana Project, our church-based health program in northern Mozambique.

Workers at the project tested João and learned he had HIV. They counseled João and his family. Angelo hugged João and told him he would get better.

Since that day, João receives antiretroviral therapy. He also receives treatment for infections and other medical issues at Kuwangisana’s community center.

With your help, João has regained his health. He’s now strong enough to attend school.

João also farms. “I love plants because I like to see things grow.” João touches a drooping plant and says, “I thought I was going to die just like this plant. But with tender loving care, this plant can grow and become healthy, just like I did.”*names have been changed

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children in mozambique find care and love thanks to our church-based partners and your support.

➤ Eleven dental vans operating in Oregon and Washington, served more than 17,000 patients.

➤ One van in Minnesota operates in partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities.

➤ More than 176,000 dental patients have been served since 1989.

MoBIle denTAl clInIcs

Natasha Crunican was a teen model, with a beautiful smile and a happy life.

Yet, Natasha—raised by her grandparents—always longed to live with her mother who had a troubled life. So, as soon as she turned 18, Natasha left her grandparents to reside with her mother.

Unfortunately, Natasha’s mother was a drug addict. Soon, Natasha also started abusing drugs. She went to jail 17 times. Her teeth

begin to fall out due to her drug use. The last time she was in jail, Natasha went to a drug treatment program. When she was released, she was referred to our mobile dental van for help.

“My teeth were severely damaged. I only had six teeth left on the top of my mouth,” Natasha said. Our staff and dental volunteers worked hard to provide Natasha with the care she needed.

Today, Natasha has her smile back. She’s in good health. She has been drug-free for more than three years. She is determined to return to school so that she can counsel others about the dangers of drug abuse. She said, “With my confidence back, I know I can accomplish my goals and my dreams.”

Natasha is one of 17,000 people served by our great team of volunteer dental professionals, local partners and financial supporters who make this program possible.

‘Now I can accomplish my goals’

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‘Now I can accomplish my goals’ Mobile Dental PartnersAlbany General Hospital FoundationAll Saints Episcopal ChurchCommunity Action Program, East Central

OregonClackamas Service CenterColumbia River Community Health

ServicesEl Programa Hispano—GreshamFamily Access NetworkFamily Resource CenterHelpline

La Clinica de Buena ¡Salud!Mosaic MedicalMultnomah County Health Dept.Multnomah Education Service DistrictOld Town ClinicOregon Pacific AHECOutside InProvidence Hospital—SeasideProvidence PH&S—SE PortlandProvidence St. Vincent Prenatal ClinicRoseburg VA Hospital

Salem-Keizer School DistrictSchool House PantrySt. Anthony Catholic ChurchSt. Vincent de Paul—MedfordTHC ¡Salud! ServicesTigard-Tualatin School DistrictVOA Women’s ResidentialVolunteers in MedicineWilliam Temple House

oregon partners

Caring for KidsChristian Faith CenterCommunity Resource Center StanwoodEverett Gospel Mission SheltersGrace Lutheran ChurchJubilee ReachMetropolitan Development CouncilNorthshore Senior Center

Pioneer Human ServicesProvidence Health SystemPuyallup School DistrictSalvation ArmySeattle King County Public HealthSkagit County Community ActionSkagit County Health DepartmentSkagit County Jail

Snohomish County Housing AuthoritySnohomish County Veterans AssistanceSt. Clare HospitalSt. Francis Cabrini Catholic ChurchSt. Francis HospitalSt. Pius X Catholic ChurchWalla Walla County Jail

washington partners

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Priscilla Lewis grew up next door to a family that could not afford the health care needed for a dying relative.

This led her to spend 36 years in health care, first as a nurse and then in healthcare administration—

always with the goal to ensure people who needed help would have access to health

care. “It is really a privilege to be part of people’s lives as a nurse or health care provider. It changes you. You have to be an optimist when you see the grace of spirit in the most difficult times in people’s lives,” Priscilla says.

Working in Oregon, Priscilla also saw a need for dental care among patients with other health care problems. “I began to look for low-cost or free options for our needy patients. That’s what brought me to Medical Teams International.”

Medical Teams International has offered dental care to those who could not afford it since 1989. Today, the program serves more than 17,000 people in

Oregon Executive Sees Suffering; Shares Hope, Health

Oregon, Washington and Minneapolis, Minn.

Providence Health System, where Priscilla works, sponsors 48 clinics each year to continue this care in the Northwest.

As she worked with Medical Teams International, Priscilla said she became impressed with the commitment of staff to the organization’s mission and decided to join an international volunteer team in Guatemala. She took her 15-year-old daughter, Noelle, where they helped a community with a water project.

“I can’t say enough of the transformative power of the trip,” Priscilla said.

The work was challenging, Priscilla admits. They helped villagers dig a deep ditch to carry water pipes over hills and tree stumps so that clean water could reach the village.

Despite the challenges, Priscilla and Noelle view their lives differently after going to Guatemala. “It puts into perspective all the gifts and bounty of what we have here. It’s humbling to see these folks whose lives are not easy, but their spirits are certainly buoyant.”

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these Guatemalan children are healthy because their parents have learned to grow vegetables so their families eat nutritious meals.

➤ 672 local volunteers provided 39,499 hours of service

➤ 550 people volunteered internationally

➤ 816 dental volunteers participated in 1,468 mobile clinics and provided services valued at $7 million.

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The mother and daughter hope to annually revisit the friends that they made in Guatemala. “It’s the personal growth that is so important,” Priscilla concluded. “On a global scale we felt small, but when we make a one-on-one connection it is so powerful.”

Priscilla decided to make a difference by raising money for our work here at home and volunteering on one of our teams overseas. Find out how you can give or volunteer at: www.medicalteams.org.

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Volunteers help dig trenches (left) to carry a water pipe (above) that will ensure chldren in Guatemala have safe water to drink (below).

Partners in HopeWe are grateful for our Partners in Hope, who contributed $5,000 or more during calendar year 2009. Partners in Hope helped our volunteers bring medical care and lasting health improvements to people in 52 countries.

Clayton and Connie AbelJames and Katherine AdamsScott and Mary Lee AlderJerome and Mary Ann AlexanderAnderson Family FoundationAndrews-Cohn Family Charitable

Fund of the OCFBlake ArakiRay and Jean AuelPatricia AuerbachAutzen FoundationDuane and Heather BakerMorgan and Sharon BartlettDavid and Blair BaumerJim and Linda BenedictEd and Barbie BenshoofLeonard and Georgene BernhardtMichael and Jacklyn BezosBishop Family Legacy FoundationRobert and Alice BishopGreta and Ken BlackDoug and Nancy BoydenGeorge and Kim BraceGary Branden and Anne BlaufusDr. Antonio BrandtJohn T. BrightSteve and Joan BrownMiles and Elia BubenikGerry and Marilyn CameronBill and Susan CannardJohn and Danielle CarlsonCarpenter FoundationJames and Doris CassanBrian Cave and Cindy PauleyRudy and Trish ChapaMary ClarkNora M. CollinsJeff and Rhonda CurtisFrances and Bob Davidson

Donna and Steven DeaconLeonard and Lou Jean DeVitoMark and Ruth Ann DodsonDuim Family FoundationPaige and Reagan DunnVern and Myrna DysleEarly Family FoundationBill Edmondson and Barbara

SchaeferEiting FoundationJack and Marie EitingLiz EitingElizabeth A. Lynn FoundationEphesians 2:10 FoundationWayne and Sandra EricksenMike and Barbara EvertJudith FalkSharon and Alan FolkmanLee and Judie FooteGary and Christine FossettMartin FrymlJames C. GaleMark and Leslie GanzGeigle Family Charitable

Foundation TrustPat and Linda GelsingerRonald and Edith GeniuchMike GibbonsNorman GodinhoBrian and Sonia GoertzGregory and Michelle GoodwinDouglas and Heather GreeneJeffrey and Sandra GrubbAlan Guffey and Cynthia

King-GuffeyGunnar and Ruth Lie FoundationCarol Jo HahnSteve and Jo Marie HansenRenee HarbersSteve J. Harder

Mae and OJ HarperAndrew and Amy HarrisonHarry A. Merlo FoundationMatt and Sarah HasselbeckMeris Hatfield and Richard

Anthony DonnellyRick and Lee Ying HaydenDelbert and Sandra HayesHedinger Family FoundationClifford and Victoria HersmanWesley and Diane HickeyTom and Debra HirshRobert and Marilyn HodsonJanet M. HoffmannCalla HolmgrenMike and Kathy HolmgrenMike and Lisa HolzgangGreg and Kristen HunterWilliam and Becky HunttingJohn and Judi InglisMichael and Inness JacksonRichard and Mary JaffeSidney Jansma, Jr. and

Cate JansmaTerry and Deborah JensenSonya JonesJoseph E. Weston Public

Foundation at OCFLee and Connie KearneyMark and Wendy KetteringHeather KilloughRon and Pam KingKing-Guffey Family FoundationBrian and Nancy KirkpatrickAnn F. KleinEli and Nancy KleinsasserDon and Veralyn KlostermanKolowsky Family FoundationOrville and Dorothy KrebsAlma M. Krivonen

Ronni LacrouteLady-Jean Ramsey, DMDPhil and Linda LaneChuck and Carol LangerJames and Patricia LarsonDaniel and Lauren LazarJohn and Joan LemmonsGunnar and Ruth LieDrs. Joseph and Caroline LuMaybelle C. MacdonaldMalcolm F. MarshJudy and Don MarshallFrances K. MartinDavid and Eleta MathreMark and Miranda MauritsMalcolm and Janeen McAninchKatherine McCoyDuane and Barbara McDougallJohn C. McGuireDavid and Nancy MeringMerle & Ellen Morgan Gift FundMichael and Natalie MesnierDonna J. MillerKirsten and Michael MillerMarlene MinorIngeborg G. MolaisonJose and Maris MolinaEli and Jill MorganJeanne B. MouldsNatan FoundationDrs. Craig and Michelle NealFlo NewtonMaynard and Mildred NofzigerWilliam and Laura NortheyNysether Family FoundationMichael and Cynthia O'NeillPam OrrellPacific Fibre ProductsJin and Julieann ParkRuss and Elaine ParkerWilliam and Richelle PaulbitskiJoe PaulettoTeresa PaulettoVernon and Jelene PetersonJeff and Janey PinneoBrian and Lora PlaskonDonald and Clara PorterDennis and JB PreatoHelen PughRichard RadfordLinda and Michael RanzRichard and Faye RathboneRay Hickey FoundationPatricia ReserBill and Marcia Rickman Rigby Family Fund

James and Shirley RippeyRoma FoundationRosebraugh Charitable TrustMark Roskopf and Vicki

Taylor-RoskopfSkip and Debra RowleyWeb and Leslie SandbultePaul and Vicki SchmittPeter and Pauline SchnellDennis M. SchroederJohn and Susan SchuhBijan Shahir and Karen RamusGary and Mary SkibaSandy and Mike SkiensWilliam and Peggy SmithBill and Marilyn SmithSnow FoundationSteven and Barbara SpenceAmy Starr Martin and Shawn

C. MartinPaul and Sandi StuitLarry and Diane SundquistLofa and Rachael TatupuTracy and Leigh TeagueEric TempleTodd & Donna Rosenberg

FoundationLawrence ThompsonLawrence and Elva TokarskiYoung Hae and Matthew TrainaVida TroutMichael and Alix TruaxJames and Karen VanderGeisenBas and Lynn VanderzalmDr. Mark and Kimberlee VankoCaroline and Steven VanRoekelVitantonio FoundationJoan and Robert WallaceKen and Jeanine WardChristine and James WarjoneNani WarrenRobert C. Warren, Jr.John W. WatsonBert and Susy WaughDennis and Bethanne WeiblingMiles Ray and Mary Priscilla

WessonWest Family FoundationDiane and Gary WestAnnette B. WeyerhaeuserDan WiedenDon and Debbie WiseRobert and Mary Anne WoodellMichaelon WrightWyss FoundationJim and Joy Zorn

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For more information about Partners in Hope, please contact Linda Ranz at 425.454.TEAM (8326) or lranz@medicalteams.org.

Hope for the FutureBy including us in their estate plans, these Hope for the Future members leave a legacy that will touch lives for years to come. We thank our Hope for the Future members for their compassion and support.

Ilene AamodtJan and Sandra AceboEsther AdamsonScott and Mary Lee AlderJerome and Mary Ann AlexanderDarryl and Arlene AmickEthel ArchibaldMelinda M. AucottEleanor N. BauerEleen BaumannCarol and Hal BayleyDeane Sterndale BennettGustave and Eva BerlinerLena BlumRobert and Susan BoalAlton D. and Betty J. BohnDoug and Nancy BoydenTherese F. BrehmMiles and Elia BubenikRobert and Kathryn BunnGenevieve S. Burk, MDOdette Cadart-RicardEd and Barbara CameronRoger and Jan CappsEleanor CarneyJames Russell CarperLorna CarrollJohn Cecyl CarterTravis and Phyllis CavensHelen L. ColganDr. Emerson J. CollierDoris F. CowgillNeil and Marjorie CrandellDick and Eileen CronnElayne DavenportAnthony DeCrescenzoWilliam O. DeshlerLeonard and Lou Jean DeVitoMaxine DrakeElizabeth Louise DuganBill Edmondson and Barbara

SchaeferDr. Pamela EdwardsMarguerite ElmgrenJudith FalkWilliam and Florence FawkPearl M. FigginsMarjory B. FischerNayan FleenorRuth ForbesTheresa FreilingerElizabeth FrickeWilda Hawkins FriesDoris and Michael GarciaJean GardinerArlene Garrison

Tallina GeorgeVirginia L. GilbertRuby GoddardDouglas and Heather GreeneDouglas and Janet Greene Phil and Karen GriffinJohn and Pauline HaaseCarol Jo HahnJohn and Judy HarkerJ.L. Franny HealdGerry and J. Scott Heatherington,

D.O.Linda E. HeinMary K. HeindlJim HenleyJeff and Celeste HenryMelvin HeringGeorge and Gladys HeusserCharles and Chris HewitsonCarol M. HillsThe HirschfeldsEleanor HodgsonJanet M. HoffmannGrover and Sylvia HofstetterArthur Honeyman Fund

of the OCFHelen JohnsonW. Dean and Aase S. KendallRoberta Ann KendallDorothy Kliks FonesDon and Veralyn KlostermanRobert and Marcelline

KlostermanEsther “Lyra” KnierimGertrude M. KnutsonDagmar KohlWillette H. KotanHildegard Z. KurzSusan LambLeif B. LarsenDave and Kathy LayEmpire LeedomHelen LiljaDana L. Lonberg/Julian P.

PalanukDoris LottridgeMarion LowrieJohn and Connie LuchacoEthel M. LudlowCatherine LuginbillWendell and Reva LuskAnna Mae LuzarDaniel and Leila MacfarlaneNorman and Sharee MacKayTeresa and Todd MainsElizabeth C. MayLinda McAllister

Virginia McCraw FriedrichsenAlice McDermottAnne Kerr McDonaldMaxine McDowell and Inza

McDowellDoug and Lynda McDowellDoris M. MeansPamela A. MichaelDonna J. MillerJackie B. MillerDr. Jeffrey MillerEula MinnichMildred MooreGary and Lucy MorganJudi MorrisGregory and Rebecca MoweWillard and Alice NelsonLouise D. NevinBetty Jo PadonMartha “Marti” ParkRuss and Elaine ParkerJoe PaulettoTeresa PaulettoEsther PeerE. Read PeirceTed and Adele PelletierGeorge and Fran PerryTed and Yvonne PhillipsDonald and Clara PorterPearl PrinsenJohn and Agnes Qualey

Delbert Reed, MDRobena A. ReedShellia ReedVirginia ReitzBob and Sandy RichardsonDr. Kenneth and Charlene

RideoutAnita M. RobertsGrace E. RolloDr. Peter and Dorelle RonaiMary RowellSharon and Jerzy RubBill SaltzmanJoyce SavageDr. Warren and Jennie SchaferElroy and Greta SchindlerRichard Keith SchmidtPeter and Pauline SchnellRobert and Dorothy SchramDavid and Gertrude SchultzeEvelyn R. ShattuckEdith S. ShlenkerEllen SipeCarol SmedbergDoris Evans SmithLeon and Marilyn SmithRuth and Glenn SmouseCarolyn J. SnowTimothy and Karen SnyderEileen SpencerEdna Stark-Jones

Susanna Scarino SteeleRichard H. StoltmanMichael and Sandra StoneHoward and Mary TalbitzerDavid TangvaldHarold and Lucille ThedaElizabeth TillJames TindallJosephine L. TobiasWilliam and Irene TribeRoger and Carolyn TrygstadRobert E. and Jean C. UllmanJames and Janet Van LeeuwenGladys Van LoyBas and Lynn VanderzalmMarie VeghteBob ViducichJudith K. ViscontiJim and Sue WalcuttSuzy WarrenJohn and Kandy WassmerDonald WeibertMiles Ray and Mary Priscilla

Wesson C. Stephen and Penny WhiteL. Dale WhitneyRick and Karen WilliamsCletus L. WoodsDorothy S. YandellJuan Young

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For more information about Hope for the Future, please contact Mary Lee Alder at 800.959.HEAL (4325) or mlalder@medicalteams.org.

Community Partners

Partner Agencies

Our sincere thanks to the following companies, organizations, foundations, schools and churches for their generous support.

Our partners around the world multiply our efforts and ensure that our help gets to those who need it most.

Ability Physical Therapy and Fitness LLC

Adventist Medical CenterAlaska AirlinesAmeriCaresApex FoundationApostolic Christian World ReliefAsante Health SystemAyudar FoundationBeta Sigma PhiBethel ChurchBoeingBraemar Charitable TrustCameron FoundationCatholic Health InitiativesCedar FundChapel Hill Presbyterian ChurchCornell University FoundationDelaware Community FoundationDKS AssociatesDorcas Aid InternationalDV & Ida McEachern Charitable

TrustEmbassy of the United States of

AmericaEmployees Community Fund of

Boeing Puget SoundEPI ITF IOMEvangelical Covenant ChurchEvertrust FoundationFidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Florence B. Kilworth FoundationGeorge T. Welch Charitable TrustGood Shepherd Community

HospitalGovernment of UzbekistanHanna AnderssonHerman Miller FoundationHope International Development

AgencyHorizon AirHuddart Family FoundationImago Dei CommunityInternational FoundationInternational Orthodox Christian

CharititesJames E. and Lila G. Miller

Charitable TrustJoe and Teresa Pauletto Family

Fund of the Community Foundation for Southwest Washington

Johnson & JohnsonJoshua Green FoundationJuan Young TrustKadlec Regional Medical CenterKaiser Foundation Health Plan

of the NWKaiser PermanenteLake Grove Presbyterian ChurchLexus of PortlandLocal Independent Charities of

America

Luke 12:48 FoundationM J Murdock Charitable TrustMagaurn Video MediaMargaret A. Cargill FoundationMarie Lamfrom Charitable

FoundationMaybelle Clark Macdonald FundMCM-A Meisenbach CompanyMeyer Memorial TrustMicrosoftMission EastMoss Adams FoundationMultiCareNational Christian FoundationNintendo of AmericaNorcliffe FoundationOregon Association of Hospitals

and Health SystemsOregon Community FoundationOregon Health & Science

UniversityPaul G Allen Family FoundationPeace HealthProvidence Health & ServicesPuget Sound Energy FoundationRealNetworks FoundationRed Gate III LLCRegence FoundationRobert D. and Marcia H. Randall

Charitable Trust

Accion Medica Cristiana, Nicaragua

Addis Ababa Mulu Wongel Believers Church, Ethiopia

African Development Education Network , Liberia

AMEXTRA, MexicoAngkor Hospital for Children,

CambodiaApostolic Christian World ReliefASAPROSAR, El SalvadorASCRIDIFAM, El SalvadorAsia Near East Rufugee

AssistanceAsociacion Buen Pastor,

HondurasAusAID, PhilippinesAxios InternationalBanso Baptist Hospital,

CameroonBongolo Hospital, GabonCadena de Amor, HondurasChristian Aid Ministries

Christian Friends of KoreaChristian Health Association of

LiberiaChristian Reformed World Relief

CommitteeConvoy of Hope, ChileCoram Deo , MoldovaCovenant World ReliefCURE International, AfghanistanDevelopment Organization for

Hope in MaliDorcas Aid International, HollandFood for the Hungry, GuatemalaFoursquare Children of Promise,

CambodiaFundatia Heart of Hope, RomaniaGalmi Hospital, NigerGeoAid, CameroonHaiti Foundation of HopeHealing the Children, HaitiHope International Development

Agency, Canada

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon & SW Washington

Safeco Insurance FoundationSalem HospitalSchwab Fund For Charitable

GivingSeattle FoundationSeattle SeahawksSeattle-King County Dental

FoundationService d’Entraide et de LiaisonSherwood TrustSilicon Forest ElectronicsSolid Rock ChurchStandard TV & ApplianceStewardship FoundationSwedish Health ServicesTalking Rain Beverage CompanyTeammates for Kids Foundation

TEAR Fund U.K.TEAR Fund New ZealandTEC EquipmentUNHCRUNICEFUnited Methodist Committee on

ReliefU.S. BakeryUnited Way of the Columbia-

WillametteUniversity Presbyterian ChurchVanguard Charitable Endowment

ProgramVillage Baptist ChurchVirginia Mason Medical CenterVital Life FoundationVtech CommunicationsWestern States Healthcare

Materials Management Association

Wheeler Family Foundation

IMRES, HollandIndia PartnersIntegral AllianceInternational Orthodox Christian

CharitiesJohn Snow Inc., LiberiaKappasenni Society, MozambiqueKijabe, KenyaKingdom Equipped Youth,

CambodiaKingsway CharitiesKirk Humanitarian AidKoutiala Hospital for Women and

Children, MaliLutheran Church, MozambiqueManos de Vida, MexicoMAP InternationalMbingo Baptist Hospital,

CameroonMercy Corps, GuatemalaMiddle East Children’s FundMission Medical, Kyrgyzstan

Morning Star Development, Afghanistan

Myungsung Christian Medical Center, Ethiopia

National Cancer CoalitionNew Life Foundation, CambodiaNgaoundere Hospital, CameroonOperation Shoebox, HondurasOrganization of the Development

for the People of CambodiaPan-African Academy of Christian

SurgeonsPentecostal Mission Unlimited,

LiberiaPREDISAN, HondurasProtestant Center for Medical

Assistance, MailProyecto Aldea Global, HondurasSIGN InternationalSoddo Hospital, EthiopiaTearfund Tenwek Hospital, Kenya

Trinity Dental Clinic (Serving in Mission), Liberia

Una Cita Con Dios, El SalvadorUNHCR, UgandaUNICEFVitangelsWheelchair MissionWorld ConcernWorld Relief World Vision, El SalvadorWorld Vision USYinthway, Myanmar

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Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air have partnered with us for more than 20 years. Both airlines offer theirfrequentflyerpartnerstheopportunityto donate airline miles to Medical Teams International. These “charity miles” allow us to use miles to care for people. We are grateful for the generosity of Alaska and Horizon and its passengers.Tofindoutmore,goto: www.medicalteams.org/charitymiles.

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Gifts-in-Kind DonorsSpecial thanks to our in-kind donors for products and services that help us care for people around the world.

Abbott LaboratoriesA-decAlaska AirlinesAlcon Laboratories, Inc.AllergenAmgen, Inc.Bristol-Myers SquibbColumbia SportswearEthicon, Inc.ExOfficioFred Meyer Reclamation CenterFred Meyer—TigardHedinger Family FoundationHenry Schein

Horizon AirHospiraInternational Aid, Inc.Janssen Ortho McNeilJohnson and Johnson

Contribution FundKingswayLexus of PortlandMcKesson Drug Co.McNeil Drug CompanyMidmarkNorthwest AirlinesOHSUOrthoNeutrogena CorporationOwens & Minor

PATHPfizer Corporate PhilanthropySeattle MarinersSJ Pharmaceuticals LLCSouthwest Office SupplyStandard TV & ApplianceSundquist HomesSW Washington Medical CenterTEC Equipment TEVA PharmaceuticalsWatson Pharma, Inc.World VisionXerox Corporation

FY2010 Financial SummaryThe resources we receive are sacred—a lifesaving gift of hope for people in need around the world. We work hard to be faithful stewards, committed to using what has been entrusted to us to reach as many people as possible with lifesaving help.

our statement of position Unrestricted Funds $1,598,618 Inventory 9,732,055 Property, Plant & Equipment 9,474,140 Temporarily Restricted Funds 5,433,931 Endowment Funds 1,194,299 total net Assets $27,433,043

Our overhead rate was less than 2 percent in FY2010.

our sources of support ➤ Gifts in Kind $194,269,082 ➤ Cash Gifts 13,633,688 ➤ Foundation Grants 3,242,823 ➤ Government Grants 3,351,524 ➤ Service Fees 849,213 ➤ Investment Income 333,403 ➤ Other Income 180,730 total income $215,860,463

our expenses ➤ Africa Projects $22,093,583 ➤ Asia Projects 69,180,564 ➤ Latin America Projects 110,872,015 ➤ US Projects 3,155,549 ➤ Other Disaster/Development 1,693,249 ➤ Administration 1,355,609 ➤ Resource Development 2,248,841 $210,599,410

oregon ➤ P.O. Box 10, Portland, OR 97207, 800.959.HEAL (4325), Fax 503.624.1001Washington ➤ 9680 153rd Ave. NE, Redmond, WA 98052, 425.454.TEAM (8326), Fax 425.450.6980

www.medicalteams.org

our mission ➤ To demonstrate the love of Christ to people affectedbydisaster,conflictandpovertyaroundtheworld.

Board of directorsRon King, Chair Jeff Pinneo, Vice ChairGary T. Duim, TreasurerMark Dodson, SecretaryPaul HathawayAnn KleinPhil LaneNate MilesShari Jackson MonsonJin ParkDon PetersenDr. Jeff RideoutDr. Todd UlmerJoan WallaceBert WaughDr. Nancy Wilgenbusch

executive staffBas Vanderzalm, PresidentPamela Blikstad, Vice President, FinanceBill Essig, Vice President, International ProgramsMarlene Minor, Vice President, CommunicationsLinda Ranz, Vice President, Resource Development

foundersRon and Jean Post

mark dodson, board member, in uganda.