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a Safe Place for Tough Choices2020-2021YEAR IN REVIEW

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJoy Styles, ChairpersonSloane Scott, Vice ChairpersonAmanda Cecconi, SecretaryJohn Jacoway, TreasurerRonald Alvarez, M.D., M.B.A.Mike DuncanPatty EllerDebbie GilkeyShauna JamisonCarty HassettAlyssa Hasty, PhDDebbie LassiterMatthew PageJohn SheffieldDavid WasiolekADVISORY BOARD MEMBERSGary GloverRobin GloverJohn HuieGovernor Bill LeeDr. Charles McGowanScott OrmanDavid RogersTom SingletonSylvia SingletonMasami TysonRich Tyson, MDKate YeagerBuddy ZegelMEDICAL DIRECTORDr. Craig Martin, MDPRESIDENT/CEOKailey Cornett3 Letter from CEO4 Our Mission & Services5 Client Program Outcomes& Pregnancy Services6 Prevention & OutreachCounseling Services7 Financials &Community PartnersAn Annual Report from our 2020-2021 Fiscal YearOctober 1, 2020-September 30, 2021

2020—2021 ANNUAL REPORT 3Dear Champions,Reflecting on my first 90 days as CEO, I could easily focus on the missed deadlines,hurried staff meetings or unread emails – the ways I want to fully step into this role andhave yet to. I know God has been preparing me for this position and will continue to equipme in carrying the mission forward. I rest in the truth that Hope Clinic will continue tochange lives in a way no other place in Nashville does. In our weakness, He is strong. Wehave and will remain steadfast in our mission to provide a safe place for women, lightingthe pathway to abundant life. Women (and men) are met with the love of Christ and cometo experience the grace we receive because of His sacrifice - in practical and intangibleways.I’m so honored and excited to share our annual report with you. It catalogs this year andhonors the legacy of Renee Rizzo’s 18-year tenure. For our client services team, we saw25% more women for an initial pregnancy test than last year and continually innovatedto provide care in an ever-changing world. As Nashville is changing, so are our clients.We’ve seen our reach and services grow to serve more racially diverse communities.We’re excited to see the continued rise of clients from our Spanish-speaking community.Financially, we’ve received abundance from the storehouse! This has allowed us todream big this year and we’re dreaming even bigger next year since we paid off ourmortgage and became officially debt-free this past year!Pay close attention to the quotes sprinkled throughout this report. Our client’s wordsspeak for themselves and share the impact of Hope Clinic more powerfully than mywords ever could. We are so grateful for your financial and material support – 96% of ourbudget is fundraised, so we could not do what we do without you.With gratitude,Kailey gSince 1983, Hope Clinic for Women has beena safe and confidential place for women (andmen) who need hope and real help regardlessof age, race, religion or ability to pay.a Safe Place for Tough Choices

4 2020—2021 ANNUAL REPORTOur MissionEstablished in 1983, Hope Clinic for Women is a faith-based safe and confidentialplace equipping women, men and families dealing with: unplanned pregnancies,access to women’s healthcare, prevention education, pregnancy loss (miscarriage,stillbirth, infant death, failed IVF/Adoption and abortion) and postpartum depression. Weprovide medical care, professional counseling, education classes, case management,mentor-ship and practical support regardless of age, race, religion or ability to pay.“The clinic staff provides a welcoming aurafor all guests. I feel comfortable duringmy visits given the customer service andrapport that surpasses my expectations.”Our ServicesPREGNANCYPregnancy tests, pregnancy options counseling*, 1st prenatal visit ultrasound/blood work, access to our Bridge Program, including: case management, counseling,mentoring, prenatal and parenting classes, material assistance, referral services andnew moms’ groups. Provided free of charge.*We answer questions and educate people on abortions, but we do not perform or refer for them.WOMEN’S HEALTHCAREWomen’s full annual well visit (breast exam, pelvic exam, pap smears, STD testing) andall related problems (STD, yeast infection, blood test, irregular bleeding, etc.). Providedat a nominal fee.PREVENTION EDUCATIONOur staff are certified Sexual Risk Avoidance Educators who educate on healthyrelationships, self-esteem, boundaries, consent, STDs, abstinence and more. Gearedto middle/high school, college students and youth leaders. Provided free of charge.“ All the women at the Hope clinicwere so nice and supportive. I feltvery safe and welcomed when I wasthere. They made a scary situationso much less scary. I felt like myvoice and needs were heard and theyprovided me with all the informationI needed. I appreciate their respectfor me and my body, as well as thebaby. This place is truly a safe spacefor women and men alike.”COUNSELINGPregnancy loss (miscarriage, stillbirth, infant death, failed IVF, and failed adoption),Post-abortion, Peripartum Mood Disorders (PPD, PMADs), related relationship issues(unhealthy relationships, sexual addiction, and pornography). Provided on a sliding scale.MOBILE SERVICESWe provided pregnancy and other women’s health education and support weekly atWar Memorial Plaza in partnership with People Loving Nashville. We also provided medicalmobile services at partnering health fairs in the community.

2020—2021 ANNUAL REPORT 5OverallOutcomes1,500 96%500 Clients servedonsite and 900served offsiteTotal operating coststhat are coveredby donations(4% client fees)Babies born this pastyear through HopeClinic (25% increase)PregnancyServices841“I love it. I feel like I have thereassurance I needed to push me tobe the best mom I can.”“It was so awesome. I was unsure atfirst, but as soon as I walk throughthe door, those women gave me andmy daughter a warm welcomingfeeling, and it really made my day,thank you so much.”Women came in for initialpregnancy testing and counseling 56% of these women reported having no medical insurance 97% felt more informed of their choices after their first visit 84% of positive test clients came back for follow up ultrasound visits/care;For those coming back for follow up care:-89% of those women choose life for their child-39% were active in the Pregnancy Bridge Program. This allowed them accessto free (onsite and online) counseling, case management, education classes,and spiritual mentorship in exchange for material assistance-98% of these women felt better educated and more equipped aboutpre/post-natal care-100% of those who accessed our Pregnancy Bridge professionalcounseling said they had the tools to achieve their goals and developnecessary coping skills for their new lifeDEMOGRAPHICSAge RangeEthnicityUnder 19 10%Ages 20-24 33%Ages 25-29 29%Ages 30-34 17%35 and older 10%AfricanAmerican 46%Caucasian 31%Hispanic 16%Other 7%99% felt treated with respect and would return; 98% would return for future services; 98% would refer a friendMobileServices221Women receivededucation andresources 68 women received medical carethrough our partnership with OperationSaving Life and People Loving NashvilleClient Earnings 14,000 38% 15-29,000 28%More than 30,000 34%

6 2020—2021 ANNUAL REPORTWomen’sHealthcare“Safe, comfortable, and clean. Greatplace for women needing any servicesprovided here. Hope Clinic definitelystands up to their name.”55770%98%(13% increase) Womenreceived quality,women’s healthcare(annual exams, paps,std testing, problemvisits, etc.)Women reportedhaving no medicalinsuranceExpressed that theysignificantlyincreased their generalknowledge of women’shealth, risk factors, andhealthy habitsDEMOGRAPHICSAge RangeEthnicityUnder 19 4%Ages 20-24 27%Ages 25-29 31%Ages 30-34 19%35 and older 19%Client EarningsAfricanAmerican 41% 14,000 38% 30,000 37% 15-29,000 26%Caucasian 38%Hispanic 9%Other 13%99% felt treated with respect, 98% would return for future services; 98% would refer a friendPreventionEducation“I liked having someone to talk to – toanswer questions that I have that Ididn’t feel comfortable asking otherpeople. That made the class really fun.”counseling“We have both been very pleased with ourexperience. I personally have felt heard,validated, and encouraged.”616Students at 42 schools and agencies received our in-depthsexual risk avoidance education (numbers were limited by Covidrestrictions and cancellations, but we are already on target to serve1,200 students in the next fiscal year) 97% said they had a betterunderstanding of healthy relationships 95% felt more able and equippedto speak to a trusted adult 90% felt better equipped to resistthe pressures to have sex 78% committed to abstinence107Women came in for pregnancy loss, postpartum depression,or other related women’s and couples’ issues completingnearly 1,000 sessions. Our online post abortion recovery groupbegan this year with 25 unique womenparticipating 100% of patients said they were betterable to cope with their mental healthconcernsDEMOGRAPHICSAge RangeUnder 19 3%Ages 20-24 23%Ages 30-34 26%Ages 25-29 22%35 and older 25%EthnicityCaucasian 49%AfricanAmerican 35%Hispanic 10%Other 6%99% felt they were treated with respect, 98% would return for future services; 98% would refer a friendClient Earnings 30,000 43% 15-29,000 30% 14,000 27%