NAMI-NYC METRO TRIBUTE DONOR ROLL CALL

Joan Kaplan in honor of Charlotte Fischman

St. Vincent's Continuing Day Treatment Program in honor of Vinnie

Charlotte Mazer in memory of Mike Thompson's father

Mary Anne Fiore in honor of Phyllis Viola

Edith Corbin in honor of Rose Steinhauer

Linda Sirow and Harold Koplewicz in honor of Patricia Warburg Cliff

Charlotte and Jeffrey Fischman in honor of Aaron Land

Jane Bass in honor of Patricia Warburg Cliff

Marilyn Krueger in honor of Ulla Honberg

Sandra Kawano in memory of Mabel Chin

Samuel Kaplan in memory of Harriet Kaplan

Elly Mahrer in honor of Ulla Honberg

Fred Kirby in honor of Ulla Honberg

Julie Ratner in honor of Trudy Mason

Gloria Hausman in memory of Alvin Hausman

Marvin Spieler in honor of Reta Spieler

Lisa Kleinknecht in honor of Eric P. Kleinknecht

Marie Kovalevsky in honor of Stephen Kovalevsky

Rose Mary Colorafi in memory of Nicolina Colorafi

Charlotte Fischman in memory of Dr. Vincent P. Dole

Victor Ratner in memory of Elizabeth Ratner

James Webb in honor of Frank Hogan

Juanita Carmi in honor of Daniel Schack

Tom Kranidas in honor of Noah Simrins

Vincent Rinaldo in memory of Robert Gubish

Cathy Chirichella in honor of Marion Chirichella and Marion San Pietrofinn

Paula Diane Zanger in honor of E.M. Howell

As a grassroots, self-help organization, NAMI-NYC Metro depends upon the support of our friends in the community. Your donation allows us to continue working on the initiatives that make NAMI-NYC Metro one of the leading mental health advocacy groups in the city.

These initiatives include:

Offering a wide range of support groups run by knowledgeable and caring peer volunteers.

Lobbying for mental health parity legislation and other important mental health policies.

Increasing public awareness and decreasing the stigmatization of mental illness.

Advocating for better services on behalf of the thousands of New Yorkers whose lives have been affected by mental illness.

Hosting educational events, workshops and our annual Ken Book Awards breakfast.

Providing our members and the public with up-to-date news in the mental health community, through such publications as our quarterly newsletter, the Reporter.

Maintaining our presence in the community through public relations and advertising campaigns.