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Columbus AIDS Task Force
Established in 1984, Columbus AIDS Task Force (CATF) is a full-service, community-based, non-profit AIDS Service Organization providing comprehensive care services, educational programs and an HIV testing program. CATF's mission is to fight the spread of HIV; reduce its transmission, stigma and the resulting discrimination through education and awareness; and provide quality services to individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS.
CATF has a full-time staff of 35, approximately 500 volunteers, and a total budget of $3.5 million. CATF primarily serves the seven counties making up the Central Ohio region; however, some of its programs serve Southeastern Ohio and other parts of the state. CATF is a United Way member agency and is nationally recognized as one of the top AIDS Service Organizations in the country.
Board of Directors
Chair
Gregory S. Baker, Esq.
Treasurer
Carole A. Anderson, Ph.D.
Secretary
David R. Hoover
Directors
Juliet Coles Rowland
Michael Council
Robert S. Crane, M.D.
Rev. Kevin Hairston
Joseph Jares
Bryan W. Knicely
Susan L. Koletar, M.D.
Randi Love, Ph.D.
Steven Schreibman
L. Robert Thaxton, Esq.
President & CEO
Chad M. McCoury, PHR
Past Board Chairs (1984-2007)
Michael Council
Jason H. Calhoun
Randall S. Arndt
Ralph Amos
Jo Hickman
Joseph Davy, M.T., C.P.A.
Rob Crane, M.D.
Jeffrey A. Ayres
Julie Graber
June K. Gutterman, Ed.D.
Elliot T. Fishman
Robert W. Angus
Gerald Vander Stouw
Scott W. Walton
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