2011-02-15T17:32:29-05:00 2010-06-30 Tissue Banks International 815 Park Avenue Baltimore MD 21201 990 2009-07-01 521290067 Tissue Banks International Inc TISS 815 Park Avenue Baltimore MD 21201 James H Leimkuhler 4107523800 2011-02-15 false Shelby Tyler 4107523800 2011-02-15 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z Gerald J Cole 815 Park Avenue Baltimore MD 21201 43792486 false X www.tbionline.org X 1983 MD To relieve human suffering by facilitating the donation retrieval processing and equitable distribution of corneal and other human cadaveric tissue for transplantation research education and other medical needs worldwide 20 19 296 50 0 0 351464 648687 39918174 42854102 166785 95133 109211 194564 40545634 43792486 38265 39078 0 14485129 10570210 0 224734 28305226 31691162 42828620 42300450 -2282986 1492036 24571801 26725615 12070040 12457097 12501761 14268518 To relieve human suffering by facilitating the donation retrieval processing and equitable distribution of corneal and other human cadaveric tissue for transplantation research education and other medical needs worldwide false false 37960106 42854102 Medical Services of Eye and Tissue Banking including the recovery processing analysis testing and distribution of donated cadaveric tissues primarily for transplantation but also for medical researcheducation and publiccommunity educational p rograms The organization also supports and manages the activities of six additional eye and tissue banking organizationsall are 501c3 entities Individuals served with tissues used for transplantation or surgical implantation estimates - Mu sculoskeletalskin and other tissues made available to patients - 100000 - Corneas made available to patients through distribution system - 7000 880485 Public Health Education - eye and tissue donor outreach and donor advocacy 614405 2247274 International Outreach - providing expertise and services to advance eye and tissue banking worldwide Research - providing tissues for medical research Tissue Banks International donates tissues for transplants research and teaching for which processing costs are incurred sometimes nominal reimbursement is received for these services 504511 39959507 true true false false false false false false true true true true false false true false true false false false false false false true false false false false false true true false false false false false false true true false false true 114 0 true 296 true false false false false true false false false false false 20 19 false false false false false false false true true false false false true false true false false true true false AK CA CT FL IL IN KS ME MD MA X Susan E Franklin 4107523800 815 Park Avenue Baltimore MD 21201 Kenneth A Bourne JR 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Timothy E Askew 1.00 X 0 0 Walter J Stark MD 1.00 X 0 0 Robert Branick MD 6.00 X 19800 0 Richard Campbell 1.00 X 0 0 Akef El Maghraby MD 1.00 X 0 0 Douglas J Furlong 1.00 X 0 0 John J Grande 1.00 X 0 0 Timothy J Hart 1.00 X 0 0 David B Johnston 1.00 X 0 0 Marsha D Link PhD 1.00 X 0 0 Peter J McDonnell MD 1.00 X 0 0 C Randal Mills PhD 1.00 X 0 0 Karen Ort 1.00 X 0 0 Stephen Powell OD 1.00 X 0 0 Richard J Princinsky 1.00 X 0 0 Claiborne R Rankin 1.00 X 0 0 Ronald E Smith MD 1.00 X 0 0 Tessie Smith 1.00 X 0 0 Gerald J Cole 40.00 X 239943 0 73680 James H Leimkuhler 40.00 X 162840 0 55654 James Forsell PhD 40.00 X 182014 0 60036 Arthur T ONeal 40.00 X 148564 0 51174 Tom R Spies 40.00 X 145600 0 52475 Gerald P Wildman 40.00 X 145097 0 20981 Glendon Smith 40.00 X 145032 0 62222 David M Pennington 40.00 X 140000 0 18087 1328890 0 394309 8 false true false New England Organ Bank One Gateway Center Newton MA 02458 Tissue Procurement 12150196 One Legacy 221 SFigueroa St Los Angeles CA 90012 Tissue Procurement 4077149 CTDN PO Box 60000 San Francisco CA 94160 Tissue Procurement 1638368 LABS Inc PO Box 712997 Cincinnati OH 45271 Laboratory Service 505368 Traditional Constructn 1706 Bartlett Rd Memphis TN 38134 Facility Buildout 429648 17 33259 462315 153113 648687 Reimb tissue handling 900099 41126203 41126203 Reimb mngmt services 561000 1727899 1727899 42854102 85788 85788 9345 9345 9345 9345 Misc 541900 194564 194564 194564 43792486 43143799 0 0 39078 39078 402783 181252 201392 20139 9156667 8385446 657082 114139 346433 313988 48312 -15867 664327 540917 109798 13612 78816 63489 14742 585 79335 79335 21056212 21008026 39525 8661 4987240 4802661 154208 30371 240864 199971 37802 3091 808 808 1811758 1534701 275227 1830 365365 326239 27301 11825 183100 147775 19017 16308 65390 49362 15421 607 1081273 927560 152919 794 721506 586371 134282 853 Local Travel 183274 159151 18289 5834 Dues & Subscriptions 180293 135431 37004 7858 New Employee Expense 24606 20171 4435 Education 137582 112078 24476 1028 493740 425032 65642 3066 42300450 39959507 2116209 224734 89203 81349 2395392 3284290 28989 122295 8476078 9390548 6955578 7418282 649858 614268 9677282 5976569 4067434 3700713 1880018 2113870 29251 24571801 26725615 10155802 10114693 1681901 1800000 232337 542404 12070040 12457097 X 12486317 14256009 15444 12509 12501761 14268518 24571801 26725615 X false true true X false X 3684013 574413 771968 351464 648687 6030545 27733515 29527553 37507137 39918174 42854102 177540481 31417528 30101966 38279105 40269638 43502789 183571026 1513713 778758 621488 462315 3376274 13795689 15461117 18724866 25344372 25553731 98879775 15309402 16239875 19346354 25344372 26016046 102256049 81314977 106387 188145 191901 126831 85788 699052 106387 188145 191901 126831 85788 699052 340 28987 109211 194564 333102 184603180 0.44050 0.46710 0.00380 0.00430 X Type of supporting organization Part I Lines 11a - 11d The Form 990 is prepared and reviewed by the senior financial employees of the organization RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 2362137 368610 103 2730644 3140320 -778183 2362137 1.00000 false false 969380 634075 335305 3920932 1674873 2246059 4786970 3667621 1119349 3700713 Due to Affiliates 325737 Deferred Lease Incentive 216667 542404 43792486 42300450 1492036 274721 274721 1766757 44067207 274721 274721 43792486 43792486 42300450 42300450 42300450 true East Asia and the Pacific Program services eyetissue banking 276482 Central America and the Caribb Program services eyetissue banking 92161 Europe including Iceland and G Program services eyetissue banking 184322 Middle East and North Africa Program services eyetissue banking 30720 South Asia Program services eyetissue banking 30720 614405 Promote training and education Europe including Ice 7 39078 Checks cut Estimated value Gratisfree of charge tissues Middle East and Nort Gratis tissue Estimated value Part III-Gratis Tissue - The organization distributes a significant number of its transplantable tissue recovered in the US to patients in need overseas The expenditures for the recovery of these tissues is generally incurred in the United States For these tissues recovered in the US and distributed outside the US the eyetissue banking organization first makes available tissue to those in need in its service area and the United States If tissue is not needed in the US it is offered for use for patients outside the US The eyetissue banking organization made available numerous corneas for free gratis or at reduced fees for transplantation in patients who are indigent or with reduced economic means The organization makes available Gratis tissues free of charge to many around the world In fiscal year 2009-10 there was a particular need in the region Middle East and North Africa where most of the gratis tissues were distributed Part I Line 3 Column F Total expenditures in region The organization does not account for expenses by region The total expenses for the International Program of 614405 are allocated based on the estimated percentage of the work dedicated to the specific region X X false true X true false false true false false false false false Gerald J Cole 239943 55593 18087 313623 James H Leimkuhler 162840 38039 17615 218494 James Forsell PhD 182014 42421 17615 242050 Arthur T ONeal 148564 33435 17739 199738 Tom R Spies 145600 31494 20981 198075 Gerald P Wildman 145097 20981 166078 Glendon Smith 145032 41241 20981 207254 David M Pennington 140000 18087 158087 01 No written policy information Part I line 1b The Box checked Housing allowance or residence for personal use - An individual listed in Part II was instructed to work out of a different office a different region of the US and during the transition period the management of the organization agreed to reimburse certain temporary housing and travel related expenses The Box checked Tax indemnification and gross up payment - For this same individual noted above these reimbursements for housing and travel were considered as ordinary compensation to the individual and so the organization also agreed to pay the personal income taxes incurred by the individual who received these reimbursements 02 Listed persons compensation information Part I line 4 VP of Marketing did receive severence pay in the period covered by this return 03 Compensation contingent on revenues Part I line 5 There is an individual listed in Part II who receives compensation which is partly linked to revenues The individual holds the position of Vice President of Distribution of servicesallografts made available to hospitals and surgeons and a portion of his total compensation is based on certain revenue amounts being reached 04 Other non-fixed payments Part I line 7 Key employees officers and senior managers are eligible for monetary bonuses based on performance relative to the organizational mission Eligibility is typically linked to the organizations annual performance appraisal system Disbursements are included in the individuals W-2 compensation reported in Part II Principal of SurgicalAdvantage Son-in-law 159329 Distributes tissue false Dr Akef Magrabi MD Self 294200 Hospital ownership false 01. Form 990 governing body review (Part VI, line 11) No documents are supplied to the entire Board for review 02. Conflict of interest policy compliance (Part VI, line 12c) Senior management of the organization and directors complete and sign a Conflict of Interest disclosure statement Potential conflicts of directors are identified and disclosed in the audited financial statements of the organization Directors are expected to excuse themselves from participation in any decisionvote in which they have a financial or other independent interest Senior managers and all employees are expected to disclose to their supervisor any potential conflicts they may have in their employment or other organizational related activities Senior management monitors activities in an effort to identify potential conflicts using an open door policy that encourages the flow of information from employees concerned with conflicts that may exist 03. CEO, executive director, top management comp (Part VI, line 15a) A Compensation Committee comprised of members of the Board of Directors determines that the PresidentCEOs salary is appropriate and reasonable in relation to comparable positions in similar organizations In addition the PresidentCEO is formally appraised on his performance on an annual basis and from this appraisal process the Chairman of the Board of Directors in consultation with other Board members determines the appropriate merit increase or bonus 04. Other officer or key employee compensation (Part VI, line 15b Management determines the appropriate salary ranges and pay grade for senior managers and all employees on a consistent basis using comparisons with comparable pay levels of similar organizationsfor similar comparable positions The company policy is to conduct annual written appraisals with all paid staff Merit increases bonuses and changes in compensation levels are linked to and justified by this formal appraisal process 05. Governing documents, etc, available to public (Part VI, line 19) Each year the organization provides an Annual Report on activities achievements and services provided which also includes a summary statement of activitiesrevenues and expenses There is not a formal policy with respect to disclosing governing documents policies and detailed financial information 06. General explanation attachment The organization uses its legal name - Tissue Banks International but also uses the following doing business as DBAs in various locations and activities Doheny Eye and Tissue Transplant Bank International Federation of Eye Banks Medical Eye Bank of Maryland New England Eye and Tissue Transplant Bank Northern California Transplant Bank Orange County Eye and Tissue Transplant Bank Share the Vision Run for Vision Operation Eye Rescue TBIEye and Tissue Banks International Washington Eye Bank Medical Eye Bank of Florida National Eye Bank Center Run for Mobility and Vision Rotary Eye Rescue Form 990 Section A - Officers Directors Trustees Key Employees and Highest Compensated Employees The following directors who receive 0 compensation from the organization are also volunteer Board members for the related organization the Frederick N Griffith Foundation for the Advancement of Transplantation Estimated volunteer hours some of these individuals devote to the related organization may be as much as 50 hours per year Kenneth Borne Tim Askew Akef El-Maghraby John Grande Karen Ort Richard Princinsky Walter Stark Form 990 Part III Line 4d -Other program services Research - providing tissues for medical research TBI donates tissues for transplants research and teaching for which processing costs are incurred sometimes nominal reimbursement is received for these services Frederick N Griffith Foundatn 815 Park Avenue Baltimore MD 21201 522048200 Fundraising Support MD 509a3 501c3 Tissue Banks International false false true false false false false false false false true false true true false false false false Frederick N Griffith Fdtna 501c3org b 462315