Annual Report

6200 SE King Road Portland, Oregon 97222 503-546-6377 FAX: 503-546-9397 www.nwfs.org www.itslegit.org www.talktothem.org www.lastingrelationships.org [email protected]

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Table of Contents

Mission Core Values Vision Motto …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 2 Board of Director President and Executive Director Overview ……………………………………………. 3 Snapshot of 2010 Programs……..…………………………………………………………………………………………… 4 Youth Solutions Latino Engagement Healthy Kids of Oregon Job Development and Placement Lasting Relationships Department Parenting Inside Out Professional Counseling Goals and Outcomes…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 13 Financial Picture……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 15 Recognizing Our 2010 Campaign Donors………………………………………………………………………………. 17 Board of Directors and Staff Management……………………………………………………………………………. 24

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Our Guiding Values

Mission: Equipping people with vital skills for a lifetime.

Vision: To strengthen the community one family at a time.

Motto: Live Grow Succeed

Core Values: Excellence

Respect Justice Integrity Stewardship _____________________________________________________________________________________


2010 Overview

January 2011 Rose Fuller Founder · Executive Director

Dear Friends: While our community in 2010 continued to suffer with record and sustained high unemployment rates, rising incidents of intimate partner abuse, shortened school days, and larger classrooms, Northwest Family Services (NWFS) was able to respond by serving 27,000 people with evidence-based services. For every dollar invested in NWFS, $0.95 cents went back to the community for programs.

In these pages, we highlight many whose actions inspired others this past year, from volunteers, to board members, staff, alumni, and current NWFS members.

"Individual commitment to a group effort -- that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work." - Vince Lombardi Vince Lombardi’s quote is abundantly true as I look back on the many successes that have befallen us. NWFS has been fortunate to have leadership and individual commitment surrounding all of our programs and the people the non-profit has served. In 2010, we expanded our services:

• FREE or low-cost Health Insurance for Kids - Began assisting eligible children. • Launched CareerFit – program enhances job readiness and placement skills. • Started Financial Literacy – program helps people use their money wisely. • Began Parenting Inside Out – program for people in the child welfare system.

As we look toward the future, we feel great pride at the differences the organization has made in the community. We are grateful to our many donors and volunteers who made it possible for us to serve. We look forward to a productive 2011, and I hope you will take a moment to browse our report to learn more. With Much Appreciation,

Rose Fuller


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Snapshots of 2010 Programs


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Youth Solutions – Schools Department

Youth Solutions –Positive youth development is the primary method for this prevention intervention which provides students with a foundation for making healthy, positive choices.

Youth Solutions equipped almost 18,000 students in over 25 school districts with skills, support, and motivation to navigate to a successful adulthood in 2010. The Youth Solutions project incorporated effective components of an evidence-based positive youth development. The program emphasized healthy relationships including waiting as the best way for middle school students to avoid unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases including HIV/AIDS. Drug, alcohol, and gang prevention are incorporated into positive presentations by professional staff. This best practice project was funded through a federal grant. Programs and materials were available to schools and community groups at no charge. The independent evaluation component of the project investigated the impact at different levels of intervention supporting the effectiveness of this intervention in the school setting. These programs were available in the Spanish language as well. Core Programs

Socio-Dramas: Professional productions in English and Spanish related real life issues in an engaging way, productions geared for middle school or community based groups.

Classroom presentations: Professional staff provided engaging discussions for middle and high school students on a variety of relevant topics from healthy and safe relationships to avoiding gangs and violence. Programs were offered during school, after school, and in community based settings.

Peer to Peer leadership: Students who understand the pressures of being a teen in today’s world are very influential with their fellow students. Youth Solutions partners with local high school leaders to bring programs to middle schools. The high school youth modeled, taught, and reinforced life skills to those who were about to face high school.

Parent Education: Every parent wants the best for his or her children. Youth Solutions parent support included Love and Logic training as well as assisting parents by addressing the pressing issues their children face.

Funding for this project came from the Administration for Children and Families, the Office of Population Affairs, and the Clackamas County Commission for Children and Families.


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Youth Solutions – Impact Testimonies

Promises Drama Troupe – teens perform a drama about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and sex.

Before Northwest Family Services came into my life, I was playing a lot of risky cards—and that was in all areas of my life. I knew I needed to make a change in my life before my luck ran out.

I came across the PROMISES Drama Troupe at the right time. The message, statistics, and the fact that it was teens who were sharing the information really made a big impact on me. I auditioned and actually got in! I am currently in my second year with the troupe, and I have learned a lot about acting and have improved my speech skills. I also have had the opportunity to meet other teens from all over the Portland area.

Because of Northwest Family Services and working with the PROMISES Drama Troupe, I’ve been able to turn my whole life around and I even got my grades way up!

Jess Ross, Promises Troup Member (’09, ’10, ’11)

NWFS provided youth educators and career counselors to local High Schools “We wanted to give a thank you to our partnership with Northwest Family Services this year. They provided us with four youth educators and five Career coaches.”

“Thank you so much, we couldn’t have done this without you. You guys helped us make this program successful this summer, and we really appreciated your help. Thank You!” Gresham High School – 2010

SUN Coordinator Linda Kue

*Sixty-one Students successfully earned .50 elective credit to begin their ninth grade year!


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Latino Enagagement

Nearly 6,000 youth receive support through our Latino Engagement programs. For example, the Latino Family Empowerment Project (LFEP) is a full service bilingual, bicultural after-school program. LFEP conducts bi-weekly afterschool programs, summer program, field trips, and tutoring for 140 students at 7 Portland middle schools. Almost 800 family members gained access to resources in financial literacy, job training, navigating the school system, housing, and parenting. Schools, organizations, and businesses support the success of the project. LFEP is open to all students while being culturally specific for Latino students. This project is funded in part through a generous grant from the Portland Children’s Levy.

Northwest Family Service’s, annual cultural festival event, “Gritalo soy Latino,” featured games, dancing,

soccer tournaments, and lots of food to over 700 youth at Reynolds Middle School in 2010. 2010 Programs have included:

• After-school, culturally relevant programs directed by NWFS bilingual, bicultural staff, with activities in areas such as tutoring, cultural awareness, sports, arts & civic engagement.

• Socio-drama, Encuentros, enacted by the NWFS’ high school drama troupe presents issues such as avoiding gangs, drugs and alcohol, and maintaining healthy relationships.

• Girls’ and Boys’ Groups for at-risk students, designed to build character through interactive and engaging instruction with NWFS staff.

• Parent classes in Spanish providing the kind of support and information parents need. • Gritalo…soy Latino is a community engagement program which includes soccer and family

activities. Over 85% of the Latino youth we serve come from families below poverty level. We work cooperatively with many agencies and entities, offering services that complement their services.


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Healthy Kids Program

Northwest Family Services was awarded a grant from the Oregon Department of Human Services in February of 2010 with the objective of enrolling eligible children in free Oregon Health Insurance. No child should be without coverage. This service is funded through a grant from the Oregon Department of Human Services. 196 children have health insurance because of the efforts of Northwest Family Services. We are the only non-profit within Clackamas County with a grant to enroll children.


_____________________________________________________________________________________ Job Development and Placement In an effort to better serve families in need, Northwest Family Services (NWFS) started a Job Development and Placement Department in 2010. Our contract with Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation Services allows NWFS to place people with disabilities in a job that fits their skills and needs. Clients: Northwest Family Services created and maintains employer partnerships and has relationships with over 100 organizations. NWFS used its extensive network of employers to meet the employment goals of clients in 2010. NWFS Job Developers used the process and steps outlined in EOPII training to accomplish job development, job placement, successful job retention and post-employment services. NWFS offered job development services at very reasonable rates. Additional Services includes: skill assessment, job readiness workshops (CareerFit), Job Club, On the Job Training, and Post Employment Services. Expertise includes: Various populations including those with disabilities, Spanish bilingual and bi-cultural, securing partnerships, identifying and meeting needs of partners, and Outreach to Latino community. We expanded our outreach to the Russian speaking community in 2011.

Career Fit—Open to Anyone: NWFS offers four, 2 hour workshops. These pro-active opportunities providing job-seekers workshops on the following topics: • Professional Skills Assessment • Effective Job Search • Writing a Cover Letter • Developing a Resume: Sell Your Abilities • Interview Skills

• Job Development • Professional Communication • Financial Literacy • Skills to Keep a Job

Employers: Return on Investment: We have been turning hiring needs into business opportunities in 2010. In many cases, NWFS worked with the Oregon State Vocational Rehabilitation Center to place people with disabilities. Employing people with disabilities is a business opportunity. It translated into lower costs, higher revenues, and increased profits for employers. Employers increased their opportunity to gain a lasting customer base. *People with disabilities represent a trillion dollar market segment and attract new customers and their families, friends, and associates to businesses. Ninety-two per cent of all consumers are more favorable toward companies that employ people with disabilities. * UMass Boston’s Center for Social Development, 2006.


_____________________________________________________________________________________ Lasting Relationships

Northwest Family Services (NWFS) is committed to promoting healthy relationships. NWFS presented to almost 3,100 individuals and couples in 2010. We offered many educational programs and trainings designed to equip individuals and couples with the skills they need to sustain fulfilling relationships. This project is funded in part through a grant from the Administration for Children and Families. The skills-based trainings ranged from short presentations to four-week series on topics relevant to relationships. Professional staff provided helpful, interactive, and important skill-based classes in local communities in the following topic areas: • Communication skills & conflict resolution • Healthy relationships • Marriage education • Effective parenting

• Job readiness workshops • Basic financial literacy • Safe relationships • Fatherhood

Presentations were offered on other topics, as requested such as safe relationships and coping with divorce. Courses are offered by skilled professionals, licensed clinical staff and specially trained mentor couples. Programs utilized evidence-based, proven methods. All courses are available in both English and Spanish.

“Even after only one session of Lasting Relationships it gave me hope. In life you know that everyone has problems and issues, but it helps to know that you are not alone. The skills you learn can be used in any type of relationship. Since my husband and I started attending this workshop we have seen our relationship strengthened. My only regret is that I wish I had known about these classes when we were first married.”— Lisa


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Parenting Inside Out - serves adults within the child welfare and criminal justice system.

PIO aims to keep children with their families and provide parents with the skills to prevent child abuse and mistreatment. In PIO justice –involved parents learn a variety of positive parenting techniques they can use the rest of their lives. By applying best practice and research-based criteria for early intervention, PIO provides a model for healthy parenting. Through interactive coaching, role play, journaling and discussion, parents will expand their understanding of child development.

“I had no confidence in myself. In PIO I accomplished something each week. Those little successes gave me the confidence to keep going; I was willing to try something bigger. Now I

am part of my children’s lives. I am their mom.”

FREE 12 week parenting program funded through a grant from the Clackamas County Commission on Children & Families. Childcare is provided for all attendees, and this course satisfies court-mandated

parent class requirements.


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Professional Counseling

Northwest Family Services employed four professional counselors in 2010, all with a variety of education and licenses, ready to serve the needs of the community with their skills and training. NWFS served over 150 clients within our Counseling Department in 2010. Services Services include individual, couple and family counseling for issues such as:

• Depression • Anxiety • Grief • Parenting

• Trauma • Eating Disorders • Post-Traumatic Stress • Pregnancy loss

NWFS received a grant from Providence Health & Services which allows us to expand services to low income clients and returning veterans. Educational seminars and classes are also available on these and other topics. Process An effective counseling process provides education, support and a safe place to explore concerns. It can help clients deal with conflict and stress by clarifying issues, exploring feelings, and examining relationships. Authentic counseling encourages people to become accountable for their choices and behaviors, and to be responsible to others in their lives. The insights gained in therapy should help people achieve more peaceful and fulfilling lives by honestly facing their own situations and committing to the work of change that may be required. Counselors All our therapists are skilled in the treatment of depression, anxiety, grief and relationship issues as well as other clinical specialties.


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Strategic Plan: Goals of 2010

1. Due to the continual challenges with record and sustained high unemployment rates, growing underage drug and alcohol use, rising incidents of intimate partner abuse, shortened school days, and larger classrooms during 2009, Northwest Family Services (NWFS) set a goal in 2010 to establish new programs to meet those needs. New Program and department goals included the following:

a. New Jobs Department b. New Healthy Kids Department c. Counseling Department Expanded d. Fatherhood Program

2. The local community has had a growing challenge of working to overcome children under 18

using marijuana and alcohol. NWFS set a goal to address this expanding issue.

3. We strived to increase our long-term Development Department through adding a Sustainer’s Circle opportunity as a way to give. Sustainers make a 3 year pledge at a specific dollar amount that the non-profit may always count on.

4. NWFS strove to diversify funding in 2010. One large grant that was funding various NWFS programs was potentially going to end in 2010.

5. NWFS set an objective to create a storybook or collection of testimonies on NWFS programs.


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Strategic Plan: Outcomes of 2010

1. Program: New Departments and Programs were created and became active within the community.

a. Jobs Department: This program provides unemployed people with support and motivation. Our staff assists people with disabilities find and retain jobs that fit their skills and abilities. Also, an ongoing workshop of job readiness and placement skills was created titled, CareerFit.

b. Health Insurance: Northwest Family Services was awarded a grant from the Oregon Department of Human Services in February of 2010 with the objective of enrolling eligible children in free Oregon Health Insurance. At 2010 year end, 196 children now have health insurance because of NWFS’ work.

c. Counseling Department Expanded: Counseling services were increased to allow additional low cost or no cost counseling for low income clients and returning veterans of the current wars.

d. Fatherhood Program: Provides men with the skills and support they need to raise healthy and successful children.

2. Development: A Sustainer’s Circle was developed where by people make a financial 3-year commitment at a specific level. By 2010 year-end, 18 members made commitments.

3. Funding Diversification: Even as one major grant was ended in 2010, NWFS successfully regained the majority of funding lost in 2010 due to new grant funding, which supported our existing programs. This was a massive success for the community.

4. Community Outreach: A Drug-Free Coalition was successfully launched. At the 2010 year end, 19 organizations partnered with NWFS in an effort to help reduce access for underage use of alcohol and marijuana.

5. Internal Marketing: NWFS collected and data-based dozens of video, audio, and written testimonies on various offered programs.


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Financial Stewardship

Northwest Family Services 2011 Consolidated Budget 2010 and 2011 Comparison Budgets

Expenses 2010 Budget 2011 Budget Salaries $1,326,969 $1,192,128 Taxes and Benefits $272,286 $238,426 Audit $14,500 $14,500 Independent Evaluators $155,184 $10,096 Fund development $5,200 $5,200 Sub awards

Multnomah County Health $300,000 $300,000 PRC Oregon $87,420

Charities $69,000 $69,000 Legal/Personnel $1,340 $1,500 School/drama stipends/incentives $28,450 $1,200 Mentors $30,500 $30,500 Childcare $11,700 $10,000 Events $18,000 $12,000 Supplies $70,333 $62,610 Telecommunications $37,060 $22,097 Website/report development $7,320 $6,571 Postage $19,874 $13,104 Equip maintenance & upgrade $22,000 $21,820 Utilities/Facility Upkeep $12,000 $16,070 Building Interest $45,000 $31,000 Print material purchase $3,500 $3,500 Social Marketing $75,541 $25,000 Travel/van rental/mileage $35,940 $39,794 Staff Development $4,625 $7,200 Conference, training, meals $19,023 $20,500 Youth Activities/volunteer support $1,750 $8,400 Insurance $7,400 $8,550 Miscellaneous $15,454 $12,169 Total $2,697,369 $2,182,935


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Financial Stewardship - Continued

*NWFS does perform an A-133 Audit annually. This annual report is published before the A-133 audit is complete. If you would like an audited financial report, please contact our main office. 2010 Income Sources 2010 Expense Sources

The Board Finance Committee works to oversee both fiscal responsibility and sound investment strategies for NWFS. Strict governance practices, and annual audits, performed by an independent audit

firm, ensure the highest integrity in the management of your donation.

Income 2010 Budget 2011 Contributions $67,069 $130,151 ACF for NWFS $360,815

Sub award - project partners: Charities $69,000 $69,000

PRC $87,420 Multnomah County $300,000 $300,000

Youth Empowerment/contracts $170,422 $571,327 Lasting Relationships $731,000 $731,000 OAPP $921,500 $47,000 OR Healthy Kids $70,276 $120,000 Foundation Grants $31,000 $157,000 Net Sales/Fee Based Revenue $121,000 $130,500 Miscellaneous $10,000 $10,000 Total $2,939,502 $2,265,978


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In Gratitude

A special Thanks to all those who contributed and volunteered in support of youth and stronger families. President's Club $5,000+ Donors Providence Plan Partners Spirit Mountain Community Fund Archdiocese of Portland OCF Joseph E Weston Public Foundation Paladin Donors $2,500 - $4,999 Mike and Rose Fuller Stuckart B.P., Lester & Regina John Foundation Wolf Charitable Foundation Guardian Donors $1,200 - $2,499 David and Joanna Pienovi Providence Health & Services Glenn Pelikan David and Joan Claire Gilbert Dr. Subhuti and Edie Lichtman Patron Donors $600 - $1,199 Gail Hitchcock Rev. Richard Huneger Michael and Alison Quinlivan St Martin de Porres Trust Dr. Bill and Marlene Toffler Paul and Monique Harris

Dr. Vinny and Cecily Mesa Ruth Hayes-Barba Dave and Tary Tobin Michael and Mary Adams Harley and Christine Talkington Angela Rosson Leadership Donors $250 - $599 Philip and Jacqueline Colombo Rev.Edward Altstock Michael and Cindy Bankston Rev. Mr. Brian & Diana Diehm Dinner Raffle Robert W. Franz Jim and Annie Lawrence Joseph Molinari Judy Perman Reynolds Education Association Doug and Lysa Maxey Knights of Columbus Council 9137 - St. Francis Mark and Jody Gordon Juan Jenkins United Way Columbia-Willamette Chuck and Diane Zumpano Jed and Kim Johnson Alphonsa Ahanotu Dr. Fred and Tina Auerbach Gateway Communications Brad and Robin Harper Leon and Lynda Harrington Oregon Chapter Air Conditioning Contract Recreational Equipment, Inc. Gregg and Rebecca Foix Thorpe and Shirley Goodrich Joseph and Tamazine Soprani


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John and Diane Schindler Raymond and Janice Schreiber Terry and Janie Shike Dan and Marcie Shuell Christopher and Ibolya Smigell-Andras William Straub Scott and Denise Talbert Lisa Tobin Carlo Torniai Joseph and Kathleen Traeger David and Lynne Twombly Alvaro Velasco Joseph and Jeanne Wasiak Gary and Martha Williams Jimmy and Jenell Zamora David and Donna Salber Edward and Mary Walsh Chuck and Carol Amsberry Anonymous Todd and Lori Bauman Kai & Carole Carlson Forest Encell Richard and Diane Howell Mike and Katie Jaeger George and Karina Klein Jeff and Sandra Klum William Park Frank and Melissa Ramirez Dave and Colleen Toder John and Janis Vandecoevering James and Jessica Abarca Will and Theresa Becker Jim and Mary Christianson Christopher and Kimra Corrado David and Diana Dean Larry and Claudia Dehlin Melissa Dowd Laura Flax Jeff and Kathleen Hoyt Dolores Jarrell Jeff and Susan Mori Mark and Melissa Morris-McEncroe Conrad and Regina Mueller


Rebecca Nesbit Steve and Mary Palmquist Johana Perez Steve and Huyen Pham-Hoang Rob and Roberta Powell Jerrold and Sandra Rogers Craig and Angela Russillo Josh and Kimberly Schwartzkopf Colleen Seed Chuck and Barbara Sherman Georgianne Stehly Daniel and Jodine Wood Timothy and Oksana Benedick-Radjenovic Joyce Bergstrom Greg and Rose Beyer Alan and Julie Deardorff William and Agnes Gagnon Anthony and Tammy Grandt Veronica Jaeger Paul and Pam Keane David and Jean Kupelian Gerald and Kathleen Mullen Jeff and Kristi Vi Petersen Kim Pham Diana Powers Evans Russell and Lorna Ragsdale Natalie Schneck Patrick and Cheri Shea Gail Spencer Alice Turina David and Beverly Wallin-Endres Scott and Christine Zetterberg Scott and Susan Ankeny James and Lonna Bauer Teddy and Sarah Bauer Terry & Johanna Bell-Hinke Peter and Sara Benfit Elaine Bergmann David and Virginia Bernklau John and Gerry Beyer Jimmy and Paula Bickerstaff Carol Bluhm Bryan and Katie Bradley

John and Marybeth Brehany Mike and Kathy Brinda James & Vivian Brink Barbara Britch Jerry and Barb Britsch Andy and Sharon Brolin Gary and Deborah Callahan Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta Catholic Charities Catholic Diocese of Ogdensburg Joseph Crosby George and Kathryn Culp Ed and Lindy Delegato Paul and Loriyuki Delegato Edward and Sarah Delilo John & Linda Dietzman Diocese of Camden Diocese of Madison Mary Dondlinger Stephen & Irene Dyer Elias and Louise El Youssef Nancy Ellis Ray and Elizabeth Falce Bradley and Kareena Fields Martha Francois Miguel and Wendy Gahan Pete & Suzanne Gallus Tony and Julie Garber Kyle and Kathy Gardner Carl Gimpl Joan Grace Matt and June Hainley Aaron and Sarah Halberg Patrick and Jillian Hall-Burgess Mary Hannon Lucas and Alanna Hart Gerald and Angeline Hefflinger Steven & Lora Heli Simon and Jan Holmes Eric & Ann Holstrom Joe and Frances Keller H Taylor & Mary Kendall Bill and Ann Kinkley


Joyce Kissel-Barth Bob and Bonnie Koechl Juliana Kollas Julie and Steve Krause Gregory and Yvette LaCour Victoria Larson Kathy and Patrick Laskowski Brian and Laura Mahoney Randy and Patty Maurer Tim and Sarah McCool Steve and Kathi McFarland Kevin & Celia McKee Donna McKenzie Jennifer Meade Maureen Meisner Charles and Kathleen Mengis James and Bridget Mitchell Randy and Nancy Molina David and Diane Moyer George and Mary Mulcaire-Jones Nicolas and Raquel Naval Ann and Curtis Nealen Mark and Mary Neil LeRoy and Julia Ann Nollette Denise Norby Ron and Janet Perez Angie Reagin James and Katherine Rice Steven and Kimberly Rickard Laurie Ricken Randy and Necole Riesterer Cynthia Roberti Christopher and Rosalind Rockweit Mark and Robin Rose Brian and Tina Russell Brian and Sharon Rust Ed and Jenny Sanvi William and Ronalea Schaecher Lucy Schneid Dan and Cindy Schnurbusch Fred Schulz Cheryl Schwartz George and Angela Smith

St. Mary's Hospital Kevin and Lori Stansfield George & Melissa Starbuck Thomas & Kathleen Steele Eric and Jean Stein Aren and Dorian Steinbrecher George and Brenda Stoll Margarita Taylor Robert and Tamara Taylor The Diocese of Columbus Stephen and Julie Turina KarenVaughn Danny and Loretta Walsh Rob and Sharla Walsh Nicholas and Juliana Weichal Andrew and Teralyn Weisenberger John and Katherine White Thomas and Kathleen Wilson Pamela Woltze Stephen and Karen Wood Max and Jamie Wunderlich-Riley Joe and Marylen Amsberry John and Suzanne Anker Tatyana Antonov Theresa Barto Loyde & Penny Beers Kirk and Tiffany Bennett Ron and Laura Beyer Chris and Marianne Bloom Cathryn Boshears Kevin and Rachel Bostick-Lyons Todd and Stacey Branch David and Rhonda Brown Ronald and Teresa Bryant Rose Bucher Ann Buchholz Steven & Judy Busch Douglas and Margaret Buyserie Ygnacio and Ruth Calderon Ben and Rachel Carrier Veronica Clevidence Lisa Clouse Maria Contreras


Dorothy Courtox Marco Dalla Gasperina Joseph and Teresa Dasso Eric and Kelli Delahoussaye Mario and Amanda Faliano Tom and Terry Fero Jeffrey & Viktorija Ginter Ken and Karen Grehm Kelly and Cara Grimsley-Kotas Nicholas and Mary Haas Dave and Lisa Hanemann Thomas and Debbie Hernandez Brad and Allison Huerta Ronan and Meaghen Igloria Emelita Johnston Thomas and Elouise Kirsch Willis and Mary Lyon Roberta Mahony Javier and Graciela Martinez Pat and Ann McLafferty Kaitlin Mead Ted and Trisha Mecillas Dan and Cindy Minear Heather Mott Joseph and Katie Myers Tessa Nielsen Denise Olson Sandra Parcel John and Theresa Paterson Joanne Perri Angelo and Susan Pietropaoli Eric and Anna Poynter Michael and Peggy Purkerson David and Lori Schwartz Jeff and Katy Smith Kyle and Roseann Stover-Maurer Mariana Tcherven Edward and Sharon Van Dyke David and Phyllis Warfield Nick and Carla Winkler Matt and Audrey Wittry-Carstens William and Carla Albertson Lynn Blair

Dan and Teresa Green Chris and Jacqueline Helbling David and Jody Henderson Greg and Debbie Ketchum Kristine Klaas Randy Lewis Jeff and Jennifer Martin Ryan and Trina Millenheft Fred and Georgia Perry Kenneth and Janet Rowling Thomas and Marianne Settelmeyer Elaine Smith Ljupka Stipic Barbara Wartell Joel and Christi Wolfe-Bernard David Anderson Rick and Kathryn Barkley-Kelsch Tom and Marie Barzen Paul and Christy Brown John and Kathy Campbell James and Charlotte Carlson Charlene Crocker A.E. Crowley-Hash Eric and Lara D'Orvilliers Robert Dombrowski Evelyn Frison Sean and Lauren Fuller Robert and Laura Garbani Dennis and Rene Haage Gary and Brenda Havlik Niles Heier Roy and Peg Henderson Daniel and Michelle Herricks Danny and Matilda Isse Donavon and Ruth Jaeger Terry and Mary Kiefer Lindsay Lobner Leo and Julie Lyford Richard and Barbara Marineau Jennifer Martin Kristin Moore David and Barbara Mundt Thomas and Julieanna Onderko


Renee Poindexter Danny and Patty Rismoen Joseph and Judeth Roman Mark and Nancy Rose-Albrich Joan Schade Jon & Ann Schoblaske Les and Marianne Seifer Jared and Angela Smith-Cima David and Karen Sprecker Daniel and Andrea Stewart-West Bernie and Mary Stoffel-Comperini John & Denise Sullivan

Charles and Hosanna Thomas Luan Tran George and Barbara Van Oosbree Scott and Keri VanHavermaet David and Julie Waggoner David and Carolyn Wendell Michael and Tammy Williams Mark and Marissa Hunter Frank Kraxberger Mrs. E Lopez Jeff and Danielle Wheeler


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The Organization

Board of Directors: President - David Jackson Executive Vice-President - Joe Soprani Secretary & Treasurer - Laura Parker Brad Harper, PhD Michael Fuller Mark Ellingson Rev. Mr. Harold Burke-Sivers

Dr. Bill Toffler Ryan Lovett Joanna Pienovi Javier Perfecto Glenn Pelikan Patricia Valencia Tina Auerbach Paul Kester

Staff:

Management Executive Director: Rose Fuller Schools Department Manager: Cindy Bankston Counseling Department Manager: Ruth Hayes-Barba Technical Manager: Sean Fuller Office Manager: Gail Hitchcock Development / Operations Manager: Jordan Turel Schools Program: Ron Besser Celeste Calvin Jen Forsman Tracy Gilbert Chelsea Hamilton Laurie Ricken Mary Jane Weber Junior Valiente Lasting Relationships Program: CarrieAnn Baker Linda Beaird Nelson Flores Chelsea Hamilton Carmen Ortiz Maria Pineda Zulma Ramirez Angela Rosson Scott Rotrock

Latino Youth Program: Carlos Romero Gisela Castillo Abraham Escobar Zacarias Gonzalez Silvia Magana Jobs Department: Iliana Fontal Cindy Bankston Jackie Vargas Healthy Kids Department: Jackie Vargas Olga Rodriguez Anya Sonkin Elena Strahm

Counseling Department: Ruth Hayes-Barba Bill Arland Eric Gertner Sara Hall Angela Rosson Elaine Thompson Lauren Fuller Colleen Fuller Susie Morris Support Staff: Sarah Szabo Diane McLean Interns: CarrieAnn Hobizal Jessica Magana Darlene Partida Amanda Takish Junior Valiente

Documents

Annual Report