27 2019 INTEGRATED SUMMARY REPORT GLOBAL HEALTH IMPACT Pipeline Asset Review Africa: Health Worker Training Initiative In 2019, we turned to our asset library in search of options to Lilly joined four other health companies and the Bill & address priority global health diseases. Our researchers examined Melinda Gates Foundation to fund community health workers more than 350 molecules and medicines alongside a list of diseases in up to six African countries. The funding will help deploy in need of better treatments. They identified about a dozen of these 2,500 community health workers equipped with digital tools. for further review and will make recommendations to a research These workers will reach an estimated 1.7 million people by 2022. governing committee in 2020. Community health workers can reduce national health Increasing Access to Lilly Medicines expenditures. Mexico: Diabetes and Pregnant Women Lilly offers more than 150 patient support programs across 50 countries that reach nearly 2 million people annually. Lilly is collaborating with the Carlos Slim Foundation to test a These programs, including new insulin affordability efforts new, less expensive screening process for pregnant women who may in the U.S., support people who are taking Lilly medicines be at risk of type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes. The data will as well as their caregivers and loved ones. increase the understanding of both diseases within the Mexican population and inform future public policy. If fully scaled across the country, the program could reach 1.2 million women and children by 2030. Contributions at a Glance $32.6M $1.3B $90M 2019 CASH TOTAL PRODUCT TOTAL COMMITTED TO GLOBAL DONATIONS1 DONATIONS HEALTH EFFORTS THROUGH 2022 2.1M $13.4M 1.2M INSULIN VIALS RECEIVED BY 2019 UNITED WAY LILLY GLOBAL DAY OF SERVICE LIFE FOR A CHILD AS OF 2019 CONTRIBUTIONS2 EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEER HOURS3 1. Including $24.3M from the Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc., a separate nonprofit organization, commonly referred to as the Lilly Foundation. 2. Including $6.9M from the Lilly Foundation. 3. Since 2008.