2014 Annual Impact Report
180 Years of 180º Turns
Pivotal moments happen every day at St. Joseph’s Villa. A child with autism speaks for the first time. A student who once struggled with school is accepted into college. A homeless family realizes the dream of having a safe place to call their own. For 180 years St. Joseph’s Villa has created 180-degree turns for children and families with the support of our community. Today we serve those faced with developmental disabilities, mental illness, homelessness and other challenges. Your belief in them is the spark that helps turn lives around.
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The Villa gives children and families the opportunity to soar to their full potential.
St. Joseph’s Villa is an officially registered, licensed, certified and accredited nonprofit, nonsectarian charitable organization. The Villa was awarded nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization status by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and is also certified tax exempt by the Virginia Department of Taxation per Code of Virginia Section 58.1-609.11. As such, donations to the Villa are tax deductible as allowed by law. The Villa is licensed by the Virginia Department of Social Services, Virginia Department of Education and Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services.
The Villa is also certified by the national Council on Accreditation for children and family services and registered with the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services-Charitable Registration Office, per the Code of Virginia Section 57-49, as a Virginia charitable organization. The Villa is an approved Medicaid provider for many of its services. The Villa is a member of the Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce and is recognized as an Accredited Charity by the Better Business
Bureau of Central Virginia St. Joseph’s Villa admits clients of any race, color, gender, age, religion, disability or national origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to clients at St. Joseph’s Villa. St. Joseph’s Villa does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, age, disability, religion or national origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs and athletic and other agencyadministered programs.
From Jill M. Kennedy and Kathleen Burke Barrett When three Daughters of Charity found the courage to embark on a steamboat for Richmond in 1834, countless lives would be changed forever. This religious group of women was called upon to care for the city’s orphaned and impoverished children, and true to their mission they established St. Joseph’s Villa to give these children hope for a brighter future. One hundred and eighty years later, the Villa continues to transform the lives of those in the greatest need. In honor of the turnarounds we see in our children and families each day–turnarounds that you help make possible–this year we are excited to celebrate with you 180 Years of 180-Degree Turns. Jill M. Kennedy (left) Chair, Board of Trustees Kathleen Burke Barrett Chief Executive Officer
St. Joseph’s Villa was built on the fundamental belief in the value of every child, and we never give up on their ability to accomplish great things in the face of adversity. This year we impacted 2,800 children and families through nineteen programs designed to meet their individual needs. While nature has proven to be a powerful healing tool across campus–our students have taken proud ownership of the Learning & Therapy Garden–many of our programs are becoming increasingly community-based to provide more efficient and effective service. You’ll see some of the amazing outcomes of these programs throughout this report. As the world continues to change, so will St. Joseph’s Villa. We constantly adapt our programs to incorporate the latest best practices and meet the prevalent needs of our community. One thing that will never change, however, is our dedication to helping children and families reach their potential and live more fulfilling lives. Thank you for your support of St. Joseph’s Villa. We look forward to our next 180 years of creating brighter futures in our community. Sincerely,
Brook Road Academy students helped make this year’s Sarah Dooley Center for Autism Field Day one to remember. 1
Governance, FY 2014 Villa Corporation Board of Directors John P. McCann, President David D. Plageman, Secretary John B. Catlett, Jr., Chair, Board of Trustees Peter J. Bernard Dr. Irene H. Carney John C. Gentry Charles M. Morrison* Darren J. Nolt * Deceased
Villa Board of Trustees John B. Catlett, Jr, Chair, Board of Trustees Jill M. Kennedy, Chair-Elect, Board of Trustees Kathleen Burke Barrett, Executive Vice-President Darren J. Nolt, Secretary Janice McNee, Treasurer Cynthia P. Balderson Dr. Richard L. Bennett Dr. Ronald L. Carey Jennings D. Dawson, III Patricia W. DeOrio James C. Farley, Jr. James M. Fitzgerald John C. Gentry Robert J. Himmel Harvey Latney, Jr. William H. Millsaps Lawrence J. Page Neil S. Talegaonkar Karl W. Werwath Richard P. Wintsch Thomas S. Zachry
Villa Foundation Board of Directors David D. Redmond, Chair Karen M.L. Whelan, Vice-Chair Robert E. Leitch, Jr., Secretary John B. Catlett, Jr., Chair, Board of Trustees Jill M. Kennedy, Chair-Elect, Board of Trustees T. Gaylon Layfield, III Jeanmarie McGowan J. Sargeant Reynolds, Jr. Linda F. Rigsby Julian H. Taylor
St. Joseph’s Villa has helped children find their pathways to success since 1834.
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Housing Corporation Harvey Latney, Jr., Chair John B. Catlett, Jr. John Davis
At Risk Advisory Committee Molly Brunk, PhD Dr. Ronald L. Carey Patricia W. DeOrio Stephanie Lau William Spitzer Kevin Sutherland, PhD
Developmental Disabilities Advisory Committee Pasqaule Accardo, MD Richard L. Bennett, MD Donna Gillles, EdD Dawn Hendricks, PhD David Meadows Janet Willis, MPH, RD
Flagler Advisory Committee Cynthia P. Balderson Dr. Richard L. Bennett Virginia Board Jacqueline Bowles Kathleen C. Duke Aleen Easterling Quanasia Harrison Jeffrie Hedrick Kelly King Horne Bradford Sauer Candice Streett
Consolidated Statement of Activities Year Ending June 30, 2014
Total Revenue $12,253,040 100%
Expenditures $13,028,739 100%
Public Grants: $1,724,368 14% Private Grants & Contributions: $669,820 6%
Administration: $1,618,461 12%
Villa Foundation Subsidy: $1,262,669 10%
Service Fees: $ 8,210,960 67%
Development: $ 503,022 4%
Miscellaneous: $ 385,223 3%
Program Services: $10,907,256 84%
Change in Net Assets inclusive of depreciation expense (775,699)
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2014 Assets Current assets $ 2,003,791 Assets limited as to use 1,029,101 Property and equipment - net 11,839,630 Other assets 398,389 Total Assets $ 15,270,911 Liabilities Current liabilities $ 841,697 Long-term debt - less current portion 2,982,359 Other liabilities 14,500 Total Liabilities $ 3,838,556 Net Assets Unrestricted - undesignated $ 10,720,268 Unrestricted - designated 626,850 Temporarily restricted 85,237 Total Net Assets $ 11,432,355 Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$15,270,911
Recess in the newly renovated Villa gym is always a student favorite.
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St. Joseph’s Villa Services July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
St. Joseph’s Villa provides a variety of integrated support services to meet the individual needs of our children and families.
Education Services
Mental Health Services
Brook Road Academy (Grades 6-12) Career and Transition Services Dooley Center for Alternative Education (Grades 6-12) Dooley School (K-12) Parent Education Training
Crisis Stabilization Services Intensive In-Home Support Mental Health Skill-building Services Outpatient Counseling Therapeutic Day Treatment
Developmental Disabilities Services
Flagler Housing & Homeless Services
Day Support In-Home Behavioral Treatment Respite Services Sarah Dooley Center for Autism Early Autism Services New Our Early Autism program is one of the first of its kind in Central Virginia to serve children ages 2 to 5 with a medical diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. Studies show that oneto-one treatment at the youngest possible age can provide greater long-term developments in a child’s learning and social skills. All services are based in best-practice Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) methodology and supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.
Hollybrook Apartments Housing Resource Center in Petersburg Rapid Re-Housing Services Supportive Services for Veteran Families
Flagler: AN AWARD-WINNING YEAR
• F lagler was one of the first three rapid re-housing providers in the nation to be certified by the National Alliance to End Homelessness. • T he National Council on Accreditation honored Flagler with the 2013 Innovative Practices Award. • D irector of Housing & Homeless Services Kimberly Tucker received the Innovators of Change Award from the Virginia Housing Coalition. • F lagler found permanent housing for 465 children and 327 adults.
Flagler exceeds Virginia Rapid Re-Housing Challenge goal: 52 families housed in 100 days
“ I don’t know how I could’ve made it without Flagler,” said LaToya. When LaToya ran out of time at a local shelter, she returned to the condemned home with no other resources. “I was just trying to buy time,” she said. LaToya’s life took a 180-degree turn when she found Flagler’s Housing Resource Center. Within a few weeks she was rapidly rehoused into a safe apartment of her own.
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LaToya and Justus were one of the 52 families housed by Flagler Housing & Homeless Services during Virginia’s firstever Rapid Re-Housing Challenge. From October 17, 2013 to January 24, 2014, thirty-one organizations across the state set a collaborative goal to place 500 homeless families in permanent housing in 100 days. In partnership with the National Alliance to End Homelessness, 545 families now have a home as a result of the challenge. Flagler exceeded its goal of housing 50 families in the Richmond and Petersburg areas. LaToya’s new home is on the bus line and allows her easy access to her job and city amenities. She is currently seeking to teach full-time.
Flagler found LaToya Currie and her 18-year-old son Justus a place to call home during the Virginia Rapid-ReHousing Challenge.
Photo credit: Richmond Times-Dispatch
LaToya Currie, an elementary school substitute teacher, rented her Petersburg home for four years with her 18-year-old son Justus until it was abandoned by the landlord and condemned by the City.
Governor McAuliffe signs mental health reform bills at the Villa One of the fastest growing areas at St. Joseph’s Villa is children’s mental health. The National Alliance on Mental Health reports that 82,000 children in Virginia live with serious mental health conditions. In recognition of the advancements St. Joseph’s Villa has made in serving these children, Governor Terry McAuliffe selected our campus as the site to sign into law eight new bills in mental health reform. The bills were signed on May 8, 2014–Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day. Among the Villa’s mental health programs is the Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU), serving children ages 5 to 17 in mental health crisis. The six-bed CSU opened on the Villa campus in May 2012 in partnership with Richmond Behavioral Health Authority (RBHA) and is the first facility of its kind in Central Virginia. The CSU enables families to keep their children in their communities during a crisis and avoid the much higher costs of unnecessary hospitalization.
Our Crisis Stabilization Unit served 155 children in mental health crisis this year.
89
%
of these children were diverted from hospitalization.
Virginia Senator Donald McEachin (l) and Delegate Jennifer McClellan (m), bill patrons, witness the signing. Also pictured: Delegate Vivian Watts and Secretary of Public Safety Brian Moran.
St. Joseph’s Villa is the longest continuously operating nonprofit for children in the country.
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In its 20th year, our hoedown to stomp homelessness, the Bluegrass Ball, raised $67,000 for Flagler Housing & Homeless Services.
The Villa’s 30th annual golf tournament raised $58,000 to benefit our Developmental Disabilities Services.
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Brook Road Academy parents hosted the first-ever Trick or Trot 5K and Derby Day in RVA fundraisers on the Villa Campus! The events raised $24,000 for the school.
Volunteers Individuals Carol Anderson
Kerry Clune
Camp Goodwin
Robert Leitch
Mary Mulligan
Charles Smith
Marie Austin
Judy Colbert
The Gore Family
Maureen Lewis
Michael Myers
Leara Smith
Charlotte Bailey
Alam Coleman
Carille Greenberg-Ribley
Anne Long
Doris O’Brien
Angela Smith
Carolyn Banks
Brian Corbett
Donna Hale
Betty Lowry
Shannon O’Connor
Sabrina Starke
Barbara Barker
Kristy Corbin
C. Dan Hansen
Marci Lucas
Lucia O’Dwyer
Amy Stinnett
Donna Blanks
Peri Davis
Latoya Harris-Crocket
Shantell Malachi
Michael Olsen
Jane Stockman
Phyllis Bolton
John Davis
Marilyn Hembrick
Dana Manheim
Jessica Park
Savannah Turner
Meredith Bond
Dante DeFeo
Gracie Henderson
Donald Martineau
Cameron Peek
Lynn Volkmann
Jared Bornes
Nita Doolin
Denise Hill
Susan McAvoy
Ethan Perun
Page Wagner
Fara Caldwell
Felecia Douglass
Adelle Hinds
John McCann
David Plageman
JoAnna Walton
Ronald Carey
Bernice Evans
Krystle Hobson
Jeanmarie McGowan
Marilyn Powell
Karl Werwath
Howard Carn
Lula Fleming
Jamie Hodges
Tanisha Meekins
Terence Quarles
Richard Wills
Irene Carney
Lauren Fogarty
Jay Hurt
Drew Melson
Linda Rigsby
Darrell Wright
Christine Carrow
Betty Ford-Wilson
Tatjana Jerkovic
Caroline Merritt
Marlene Rudd
Sally Wylie
Clarissa Carter
Sara Freeman
Shantelle Jones
Donna Moehring
Carolyn Seay
Kathleen Yost
Edna Carter
Ann Frost
Catherine Kasko
Ginger Morgan
Caitlin Sedlar
Fran Zemmel
Betti Case
Leslie Gibson
Gaylon Layfield
Virginia Morgan
Ricky Seldon
Shirley Chambers
Samantha Golding
Iris Leeper
Charles Morrison
Barbara Smith
Organizations Altrusa
Knights of Columbus
Atlee Community Church
Lowe’s
Austin Brockenbrough and Associates, LLP
McGladry, LLC
Bank of America Merchants
Pro Bono Clearinghouse
Bon Secours School of Nursing
Trinity Lutheran Church
Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW)
University of Richmond Oliver Hill Scholars
Elephant Auto
Williamsburg Environmental Group
130 volunteers provided more than 8,000 hours of service, with an estimated value of $196,287.
Joyner, Kirham, Keel & Robertson
www.NeverStopBelieving.org/Volunteer Expanding the Mentoring Effect Villa Pros mentors help students prepare for successful careers
VCU students provide group and individual academic support to Dooley School students through the Villa Pros program.
Since 2012, Villa Pals mentors have offered oneon-one guidance to our Dooley School and Day Treatment students for improving behavior and academic achievement. This year we built on the success of Villa Pals by launching the Villa Pros career mentoring program. Through individual and group mentoring by professional role models, Dooley School students are learning about various career fields and participating in networking opportunities to help them reach their goals. Volunteering just one hour a week can give a student the encouragement and skill set he or she needs to build a brighter future. To learn how you can get involved as a mentor at St. Joseph’s Villa, please contact our Mentor Program Coordinator at 804-200-1601.
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180 Years of 180–
I-95 is opened
The first railroad in Richmond is chartered, connecting the city to Fredericksburg and the Potomac
Daughters of Charity arrive by steamboat at Rockett’s Landing to found St. Joseph’s Academy and Orphan Asylum at Fourth and Marshall Streets.
The Daily Dispatch, Richmond’s first newspaper, begins publication
River. Richmond has a population of 20,000.
1970
The Dooley School, one of the Villa’s longestrunning services, opens as a learning center for children with special and alternative educational needs.
through Richmond, relieving interstate traffic from U.S. 1 Brook Road and the Villa’s front gate.
For 180 years, St. Joseph’s Villa could not have been open for one minute without the steadfast support of this community.
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1834
1861–1865
Facing depredations from the Civil War, St. Joseph’s remains open to meet the needs of its children. It takes in more children from families torn apart by the War. The Sisters establish several hospitals to care for soldiers on both sides.
1977
St. Joseph’s Villa begins a new era as it transitions from an orphanage to a non-sectarian 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
1979
The Villa begins serving children with autism and developmental disabilities through after-school, recreational and respite programs to help them lead full and independent lives.
1874
St. Joseph’s expands with the construction of a new building on Fourth Street, including a chapel and additional classrooms.
Richmond native L. Douglas Wilder is sworn in as Governor of Virginia, the first elected African-
1989
Lawrence and Janet Patton Lewis found and fund Flagler Home on the Villa campus to provide transitional housing and support services for homeless mothers and their children.
American governor of any state in U. S. history.
1990
1963
Father Timothy O’Brien is called to Richmond to be pastor of the Marshall Street church. Distressed to see homeless orphan girls on the streets, he writes to the Daughters of Charity in Maryland to send Sisters to establish an orphanage and school.
1850
1832
1834
Turning lives around since 1834
A bequest by former Union doctor Daniel Hopkins Gregg supports the purchase of Hollybrook Farm north of the city to provide the orphans with a summer haven, fresh air and food. haven
As Richmond completes Reconstruction, population exceeds 85,000.
1907
The Richmond-Ashland Railway begins operation with a terminal near St. Joseph’s, allowing the transportation of fresh produce grown on Hollybrook Farm to the orphanage.
The Mosque, Carpenter Center and Byrd Theatre are constructed
1920s
1898
1900
–Degree Turns entertainment industry booms.
1919
2001
Brook Road Academy opens as a private college preparatory school for middle and high school students, offering a holistic educational approach for those who excel in a more intimate classroom setting.
2006
Sarah Dooley Center for Autism, a school for children and youth ages 5 to 22, opens.
The Villa conducts its firstever capital campaign to redevelop campus grounds and infrastructure. The campaign exceeded its $10 million goal and enhanced the accessibility, efficiency and educational and therapeutic features of the campus.
RVA brand is introduced to wide
2011
Boys are first admitted to St. Joseph’s.
2007–2012
1931
Major James H. Dooley’s bequest of $3 million enables the development of a new campus for St. Joseph’s on the Hollybrook property, creating a nurturing environment for children away from the pollution and industrialization of the city. The beautiful Italianate architecture and home-like setting inspire a name change to St. Joseph’s Villa.
as the Richmond
acceptance. MetroRichmond’s population approaches one million.
2013
Flagler Home transitions to a full rapid re-housing model serving MetroRichmond and expanding into the Tri-Cities. The new model triples the number of individuals served with a higher success rate of longterm housing stability.
1960s–1970s
Social changes, including the rise of foster care, family planning and the increased acceptance of single parenting, decrease the number of displaced children and thus the Villa’s need to serve as an orphanage. The Villa prepares to evolve to meet changing community needs.
2014
St. Joseph’s Villa increases its impact to 2,800 children and families each year, turning lives around into more hopeful futures.
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Honor Roll of Donors July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014
Dooley Society ($10,000+)
Grand Patrons ($1,000-$2,499)
Thomas and Nancy J. Chewning Family Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Dominion Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Britton L. Glisson Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton, Jr. The Harrison Foundation Loveland Distributing Company Mr. and Mrs. Darren J. Nolt Mr. and Mrs. David D. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins, Jr. Robins Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. John W. Snow West Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Mrs. Karen M. L. Whelan
Mr. and Mrs. Tiff Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Armstrong, Jr. Ms. Cynthia P. Balderson Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett Dr. Richard L. Bennett, Jr. Mrs. Virginia M. Board Mrs. Marty Dillon Bowles Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowles Ms. Blair Braud John R. and Carter A. Bryan Charitable Trust Luis Bunuel Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Cannons Online Auctions, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Caravati, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Carey CarMax Foundation Combined Federal Campaign Mr. Joseph Conte Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Crowley Mr. Jennings D. Dawson, III Diamond Springs Water Company Mrs. Kathleen C. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Ellis M. Dunkum Durham Foundation Jim and Sharon Ellen Charitable Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Ms. Cynthia Faison Mrs. Lula T. Fleming Mr. Robert A. Gary, IV Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gentry Mr. Lewis Michael Gracik, Jr. Hamilton Family Foundation Mr. Craig H. Hedley Mr. Robert Hill Himmel Hume Architecture Mr. and Mrs. David M. Huffine Mr. Prince Hurd Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jones, III Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leitch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ligon Ms. Linda Lippa Local Governments and Schools United Way Campaign Mrs. Nancy Lee Logan Mrs. Janice B. McNee Mr. and Mrs. William H. Millsaps Mr. and Mrs. John J. Muldowney Mr. and Mrs. Kelly O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pauley Mr. and Mrs. John J. Prendergast RECO Industries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rigsby Mr. and Mrs. William S. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell H. Roper Morton G. and Nancy P.Thalhimer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weiser Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Werwath Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. White Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Chris and Claire Williams Family Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Greg Williams Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Wintsch Ms. Esther C. Wirt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Zachry
Gregg Society ($5,000-$9,999) Ms. Jane S. Catlett Mrs. Mary S. Doss Mr. and Mrs. James M. Fitzgerald Mrs. Gloria M. Hintz Mr. and Mrs. S. Caribou Honig Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Spratley SunTrust Foundation The Universal Leaf Foundation Mrs. Eilene T. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Watson H. Wright
Children’s Council of Care ($2,500-$4,999) Capital One Financial Pac Match Program Mr. and Mrs. John B. Catlett, Jr. Mrs. Sharon S. Catlett Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign Ms. Carroll Dawbarn The Foster Foundation, Inc. Betty S. and Frank R. Hoffmann Family Gift Fund Mrs. Rossie Carter Hutcheson Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon Layfield Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCann Northwestern Mutual Foundation OSI Restaurant Partners, LLC, dba Carrabba’s Italian Grill Mr. and Mrs. David D. Plageman Mr. and Mrs. Bradford B. Sauer Ms. Toni D. Schmiegelow Mr. Harry Shaia, Jr. SunTrust United Way Campaign United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg
The St. Joseph’s Villa New Day Fund received contributions in 20132014 totaling more than $411,000.
SJV New Day Fund Honor Roll of Donors: July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
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Benefactors ($500-$999) Arthur’s Electric Service, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Austin Bank of America United Way Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Royce R. Benjamin Mr. Norbert M. Bliley Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Borzelleca Mr. J. Michael Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough, III – Family Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Bryan, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Busch Ms. Mary J. Caliandro Mrs. Janice Virginia Clifton Ms. Mary Colfer Mr. and Mrs. John W. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dimitri Mr. Will Dunham ExxonMobil Foundation - Matching Gifts Program The Herbert Fried Foundation Mrs. Frances M. Gilday
Glen Allen Ruritan Club Mr. Robert J. Himmel Mr. and Mrs. John G. Jordan, III Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Kasko Kathryn and W. Harry Schwarzschild Fund Mr. Robert M. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Quintin Kendall Ms. JeanMarie McGowan Mrs. Diana Morris Ms. Virginia W. Norris Mr. Joseph C. Ramage
Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Reinhart Mrs. Catherine G. Stanley Mr. Neil S. Talegaonkar Mrs. Andriea P. Ukrop
Ms. Angela Cornich Crashmax, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bern Crowl D. Thomas Doub Revocable Trust Mr. John W. Dawson Mr. John A. Deeter Mrs. Patricia W. DeOrio Mr. Howard Deskin Mr. W. R. Deskins Jr. Ms. Georgia B. Dickerson Mrs. Beverly R. Dillard Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Dispennette Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Drumheller Mr. Scott Dunn Eidson & Son Concrete & Repair, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Eliasek, III Ms. Sara Engelhardt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ennis Mr. and Mrs. William F. Etherington Mr. John R. Evans, Sr. Major William S. Feasenmyer Dr. and Mrs. William L. Ferrar Mr. Thomas J. Fitzgerald Col. Gayle W. Fix Mr. George D. Ford Ms. Gladys L. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Francisco Ms. Jennifer E. Friar Friends Forever Social Group Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gates Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Gladfelter Ms. Jennifer M. Goins Mrs. Barbara F. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Green Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Habenicht Mr. and Mrs. Brenton S. Halsey Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Hamlett, Jr. Mrs. Beth Harper Mr. and Mrs. Ratcliffe W. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hartenberg Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Hartford Dr. Gwendolyn A. Hawley
Mr. Vernard Hazzard Dr. JoAnne K. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hicks, Jr. Ms. Karen D. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Holladay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Garrett Horsley Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Howe, Jr. Mrs. Ivey Huff Mr. and Mrs. Spooner H. Hull, III Imaging Concepts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Jefferson, Jr. Ms. Jeanne W. Kenny Mrs. Lydia Kernitsky Mr. Donald E. King Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Kirchmier Dr. and Mrs. Barry V. Kirkpatrick Knights of Columbus St. Edwards Council #6546 Mr. Matthew T. Kreydatus Mr. Harvey Latney, Jr. Ms. Carolyn W. LeGrand Mr. and Mrs. John T. Leitch Mr. John T. Lenzi Ms. Margaret Leynes Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Llewellyn Mrs. Lawrence A. Loan Mrs. Cynthia Lollar Mr. and Mrs. George W. Macon Ms. Melanie Main Mrs. Susan L. McAvoy Mr. and Mrs. Brian McBride Mr. W. Brian McCann Mr. William T. McCann, Jr. McCann Law Firm PLLC Mr. and Mrs. Ted McCormack Mr. Donald M. McGrath Mrs. Norma Marshall McGrath Ms. Ann H. McMillan Mr. Edwin B. Meade, Jr. Mr. Drew Melson Mr. William M. Meredith Ms. Patricia Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Morrison Mr. B. B. Munford, III Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Munson Newfield Financial Solutions Dr. and Mrs. George Broadie Newton Mr. Tyler Nichols Mr. and Mrs. James C. Nolt Mr. Stuart Oskins Mrs. Sarah K. Parrish Ms. Ethel Lee Patch Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Payne Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Peek Ms. Claudia M. Perez Mrs. Mary Bryan Perkins Ms. Kathy Perun Mrs. Dorothy Dailey Petrulis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Phillips, Jr. Mr. Alfred Phillips, Jr. Ms. Elaine F. Piselli Mrs. Frances L. Powell R. A. Siewers, Inc. Ms. Solange Rangel Mr. George Ellis Redford IV Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Redmond Ms. Elisabeth A. Rigsby
River Road Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Raymon M. Roberts, Jr. Mrs. Leila M. Robinson Mrs. Marilyn Cox Rooney Mr. Gilbert M. Rosenthal Ms. Ann Joelle Rowley Mrs. Linda D. Saltonstall Ms. Stella B. Sargent Mrs. Brenda T. Savage Dr. Cherie Eileen Scheer Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Schulze Mrs. Margaret West Schutte Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Scott Mrs. Carolyn P. Seay Mrs. Deborah Hicks Sheerin Mr. and Mrs. James Shewey Sixth Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Slaven Ms. Mary-Allan T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Sommer Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Sowers, III Mr. and Mrs. Gregg S. Spitler Mr. and Mrs. John S. Spong The Rev. John R. Stanton Mrs. Joanne W. Stebick Ms. Catherine R. Stemple Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stepnowski Ms. Florence M. Sthreshley Mr. William G. Susling, Jr. Ms. Linda L. Szwabowski Dr. Shantaram K. Talegaonkar Mr. and Mrs. Prince Talley Mr. and Mrs. James P. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Julian P. Taylor Ms. Fonda C. Thigpen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Thompson Ms. Nicole Thompson Thompson, MG Charitable Trust Three Chopt Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. George F. Tidey Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Tilghman Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Tokarz Mr. and Mrs. David A. Tolley Mrs. Gloria Eardley Topp Mr. Eric M. Townsend Mrs. Mary Madelyn Tucker Mrs. Kimberly P. Tucker Ms. Jean E. Tunstall Mr. and Mrs. E. Massie Valentine Mr. and Mrs. E. Massie Valentine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Villanueva Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Walker Mrs. Patricia C. Ware Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Wauford Mrs. Jean A. Webster Dr. Steven J. Welton The Charles and Nancy Wheeler Gift Fund Ms. Robin Denton Wilcox Ms. Trina Willard Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Williams Ms. Sara C. Wolff Ms. Gail Wood Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wright
Friends ($100-$499) Mrs. Barbara J. Anderson Mrs. Joseph T. Antonelli Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Austin Mr. and Mrs. James A. Baber, IV Mrs. Phillip J. Bagley, III Mr. Paul K. Baker Ms. Bridget M. Baldwin Mrs. Patty S. Baldwin Mr. Steve B. Beasley Ms. Lynda Beck Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Bell, Jr. Mr. James F. Bennett Ms. Mary Ann Bergeron Beta Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa Mrs. Kitty S. Bibb Mrs. Rebecca T. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bliley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas Booker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wayne Brammer Mrs. Lucille T. Briere Mr. Gerald W. Britt, Jr. Mrs. Margaret N. Bruckhart Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bryan Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bullock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Butt Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Byrd Dr. Sharon Sullivan Camden Mr. Christopher J. Campbell Mr. John T. Cannington Capital Interior Contractors, Inc. Capital One Services, Inc. Mrs. Sheila Carden Dr. Irene H. Carney Mr. and Mrs. James P. Carreras Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Catalano Ms. Joan Farley Chappell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ciofani Mrs. Betty E. Claude Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Cline Mrs. Bernice S. Colvard Commonwealth Commercial Partners, Inc. Ms. Mary J. Cooper
New Day Fund: The Annual Fund of St. Joseph’s Villa The day-to-day successes that our children and families experience with the Villa add up to forever transform their lives. Donors to our New Day Fund, the Annual Fund of St. Joseph’s Villa, bring brighter futures to those we serve and help their potential shine to the fullest.
SJV New Day Fund Honor Roll of Donors: July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
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Supporters (Up to $99) anonymous Ms. Jessica Aaron Mr. Frank L. Abbott Mr. R. James Alerding Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Alexander Col. Henry G. Allard Ms. Carolyn D. Allen Ms. Joanne Allen Allstate Giving Campaign Ms. Della R. Anderson Mr. Garland Anderson Mr. Charles R. Andrews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Baird Ms. Barbara Lynn Baker Mr. Ellis T. Battaile Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Beck Mrs. Nancy M. Becker Mr. and Mrs. John O. Beckner Mr. Lloyd D. Bell Ms. Ramona V. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Beveridge Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bolton, III Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Boone Mrs. Connie A. Borman Ms. Carolyn A. H. Bourdow Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Boyer Ms. Rebecca Branch-Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Bromley Mrs. Mary D. Brower Mrs. Mary Jane Brown Mr. Dino A. Brugioni Mrs. Marge Bruning Ms. Margaret S. Bryson Ms. Zelda C. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Burrell Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Bush Mr. Myron E. Cale Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Campbell Capitol Oil Company Mrs. Eleanor K. Carleton Dr. and Mrs. Wesley B. Carter Ms. Elizabeth Case Dr. and Mrs. David Alan Chandler Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, III Ms. Becky Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richard Commander Community of Christ Ms. Harriett W. Condrey Mr. Michael J. Contessa Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Conway, Jr. Ms. Kristina N. Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Curley Ms. Sherrill A. Dalton Ms. Hannah Day Mr. Francis L. Daylor Ms. Jane Ann DeBernardo Ms. Margaret A. Detyens Ms. Joan M. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Ellen Mrs. Mary Lou B. Elliotte Ms. Patricia C. Epps Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Ferguson Ms. Dorothy W. Fields Ms. Sharon B. Fitzgerald
Mr. Ralph R. Fleming Ms. Janet B. Fox Ms. Elizabeth Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Frye Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gambardella Jr. Mr. Stuart Keith Garbett Mr. and Mrs. Terrence C. Gates Mrs. Margaret J. Gennari Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gentry Mr. Claude D. Gilchrist Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Giles Mr. Calvin J. Gillispie Glen Allen High School Mr. and Mrs. Bobby R. Goin Ms. Sandra T. Gooding Ms. Christa H. Goodrich Mr. Stuart V. Grandis Dr. and Mrs. George R. Gray Ms. Kelly E. Green-Bloomfield Dr. and Mrs. A. Clinton Greene Ms. Jean A. Greene Mr. Shawn Griffith Mrs. Carolyn T. Grimm Mrs. Betty P. Groseclose Mrs. Elsie S. Handy Harris Machine Products, Inc. Ms. Bessie C. Hawkes Dr. and Mrs. David M. Head Ms. Susan S. Hicks Ms. Connie Hill Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hill Dr. and Mrs. J. Edward Hill Mr. and Mrs. Alwin G. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Holliday Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoofnagle, III Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horowitz House of Carpet Mr. and Mrs. David L. Howe Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hughes, Jr. Mrs. Anne Murray Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Iannucci IIR Associates, Inc. Ms. Frances M. Jackson Mrs. Margaret S. Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Jaros Mr. and Mrs. Julius J. Jaskot Ms. Janet K. Jones Mrs. Sandra B. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kastelberg Mr. James A. Keel Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ray Keenan Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Keith Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Kelleher Kelleher Ms. Ruth P. Kendall Ms. Tonya Kernodle Ms. Regina Kirk Ms. Sally M. Kirschner Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Kline Mr. Steven Ward Knockemus Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Lane, Jr. Ms. Amy E. Lang Mrs. Vera G. Lankford Mr. and Mrs. William F. LaVecchia Ms. Victoria Lawrence Mrs. Molly Lawson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lemza Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Lerner Dr. Barbara Lester Mr. Alvin F. Loving
We give thanks for the 590 donors who supported the work of St. Joseph’s Villa financially in FY14.
SJV New Day Fund Honor Roll of Donors: July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
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50 new donors made a gift to the New Day Fund, giving a total of $28,000.
Mrs. Joyce A. Loving Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lucas, Sr. Mrs. Virginia B. Luck Dr. and Mrs. Ralph V. MacMillan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Madigan, Jr. Ms. Teresa Lynn Major Dr. Gabriel M. Makhlouf Mr. and Mrs. Mickey D. Marcella, Jr. Mr. Charles M. Marchetti Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Marks, III Ms. Mike Mathes Ms. Barbara A. McCray Ms. Stephanie McDonald Ms. Ashley S. McHaney Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. McKelvey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Messersmith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Meyers Mid-Atlantic Medical Equipment, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Miller Mr. Paul W. Miltenberger Ms. Patricia H. Mirr Ms. Danielle Moore Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Morgan Ms. Viola Morris Mr. Keveney B. Mundy Mr. Wellford Myers Nationwide United Way Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Newton, Jr. Mr. James C. Nolde Mr. and Mrs. Caroll W. Obaugh Mr. Patrick Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Ogle Dr. Edith Sheppard Ott Ms. Marie I. Parker Mr. Amratial R. Patel Dr. Stephen K. Payne Mrs. Virginia R. Penland Ms. Joanne H. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Phillips Ms. Lee Page Pittman Dr. John S. Poindexter, III Mr. James M. Pollard, Jr. Dr. John H. Pope, Jr. Ms. Hattie L. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Price Ms. Pamela B. Putney Ms. Frances N. Putt Mr. Paul D. Quel Mr. William C. Redman Ms. Eliza E. Reeves Mr. Isaac M. Regelson Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Rice, Jr. Mr. Richard L. Richardson Mr. Wayne H. Robertson Mrs. Ann H. Robins Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Robinson Mr. John C. Rollins Mr. Ellis N. Rosenthal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Rossie
Donor categories recognize the total of outright gifts and pledge payments. Regardless of amount, every gift to St. Joseph’s Villa is valuable to the children and families we serve and, in turn, to the future of the community we share.
Ms. Anna M. Schooler Mr. and Mrs. William F. Schutt Mrs. Mary Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Shamel Mrs. Carolyn P. Shaw Mr. Patrick W. Shellenberg Ms. Savannah Shook Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Sims Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Smith, Jr. Ms. Joyce R. Soghoian Mr. John A. Sookins Mrs. Kaye B. Spalding Ms. Molly Spangenthal Mr. and Mrs. L. Easley Spencer Mrs. Jean St. John Mrs. Mary L. Stagg Mr. Ephraim Steinberg Mr. Fletcher Stiers, Jr. Ms. Kristinne Brown Stone Ms. Gracie Stout Ms. Betsy S. Summers Ms. Arlene Susling Mr. Charles E. Sweeney, III Mr. Michael W. Swenson Ms. Sandra T. Talmadge Dr. and Mrs. E. Armistead Talman Ms. Helen H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John K. Taylor Mrs. Margaret R. Thomas Ms. Tabitha Thomas Dr. Glenn C. Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thompson Ms. Cynthia Horn Timberman Mr. David A. Trace Mr. Donald R. Traser Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Triano Truist Mrs. Melissa Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Unger United Way of Delaware Mrs. Carol H. Van Goor Ms. Isabel S. Vartanian Mr. Dan F. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wallmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weigl Mr. Morton Weiman Dr. Barry Weiss DDS Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Mrs. Josephine T. Werner Mrs. Jeanne R. White Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wiley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Williams, III Ms. Katina F. Williams Ms. Norma S. Williams Mrs. Joan B. Willis Mr. and Mrs. John H. Woods Mrs. Bernice W. Woodson Ms. Deborah J. Woody Ms. Marjorie A. Woody Mrs. Helena A. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Lesley W. Wright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Yondola
Designated Giving Honor Roll of Donors July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014
anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Russell Aaronson AARP Southside Richmond Chapter Algonquin Land LLC Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Austin Ms. Cynthia P. Balderson Ms. Susan Baldridge Ms. Bridget M. Baldwin Mrs. Katherine M. Balthrop Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett BB&T Insurance Services, Inc. BB&T Securities Dr. Lillie Robinson Bennett Mr. Edmund L. Benson, III Mrs. Kitty S. Bibb Biegler & Associates, P.C. Ms. Bonnie Black Bliley’s Funeral Home Mrs. Virginia M. Board Bon Secours Foundation Bon Secours Memorial Regional Medical Center Bon Secours Richmond Community Hospital Bon Secours Richmond Health System Mr. Gregg A. Bond Mr. Eugene G. Bowles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowles Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradley, III BraRon Corp. The Brickman Group, Ltd. Mr. Martin Brill The Brink’s Company The Brink’s Foundation Brookfield Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Brown Mrs. Margaret N. Bruckhart Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Bugg, III BW718 Foundation Inc. C. F. Sauer Company Eda H. Cabaniss Charitable Lead Unitrust Florence S. and Robert W. Cabaniss Foundation The Cameron Foundation Mr. John T. Cannington Capital One Services, Inc. CarMax Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James P. Carreras, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Catlett, Jr. Charter One Mortgage Christian & Barton, L.L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, III Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Clark Commonwealth Foundations, G.P. The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Complete Interior Package Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Costen, Jr. Costen Floors CREW-Richmond, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Crowley Ms. Robin L. Cupka Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Cutchins, IV D. H. Griffin Companies Dairy Queen of Virginia
Note to our donors: We have made every effort to ensure that each donor is included correctly. If you made a gift or pledge payment between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014 or to the Believing Is Seeing campaign, and your name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please accept our apology and contact Brenda Savage at (804) 200-1616, so we may verify our records and acknowledge your gift correctly.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Davis Norwood and Marguerite Davis Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Delta Dental of Virginia Dennis Foundation Dominion Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Dougherty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harley W. Duane, III Mrs. Kathleen C. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Dwyer Ms. Fiona Dyson Ms. M. Aleen Easterling Eastern Henrico Ruritan Club Elephant Insurance Elmwood Fund, Inc. Estate of Bishop Walter Sullivan ExxonMobil Foundation - Matching Gifts Program Ms. Cynthia Faison Mr. and Mrs. James C. Farley, Jr. First Capital Bank First National Brokerage Corporation FortuneBuilders Gives Mr. Andrew Freiden Ms. Jennifer E. Friar
Lakeside Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Laughon, Jr. LeClairRyan Ms. Yvette Lee Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leitch, Jr. Ms. Jodi Leonard Lewis Insurance Associates Lingerfelt Companies The Lipman Foundation Loveland Distributing Company Mr. David J. Lydiard Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Magnano Mrs. Lindsay C. Manley Ms. Stephanie W. Marcus Markel Corporation Ms. Michelle R. McBride Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McLees Mrs. Janice B. McNee Mechanicsville Catholic Men’s Association Ms. Peyton R. Melita Middleburg Bank Mr. and Mrs. William H. Millsaps, Jr. Mr. Thomas R. Morris
129 Contributors gave their first-time gift to the Villa in 2013-2014. We welcome these friends to the Villa’s family of supporters. Mr. David W. Gammon Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gentry Mrs. Barbara A. Gerloff GFWC Regency Woman’s Club Ms. Deborah Gies Ms. Georgia H. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Winston Gravely, IV Mr. Thomas B. Gravins Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gray Green Earth Recycling of VA, LLC Dr. and Mrs. A. Clinton Greene Ms. Dana Barfield Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Hafker Hampton Inn-Richmond West Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Harrigan Harris Williams LLC Mr. William Atkinson Harrison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Harrison Harrison & Bates Incorporated Mrs. Charlene M. Haskins Mrs. Jacqueline S. Haskins Ms. Jennifer Jones Hasten Mr. Craig H. Hedley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrie L. Hedrick Highwoods Properties, Inc. Mr. C. Lee Hilbert Hilliard House Mrs. Gloria M. Hintz Hirschler Fleischer Mrs. Bessie C. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. David M. Huffine Mr. Corey Humphrey Mrs. Anne Murray Hurt Impression Marketing Independent Container Line LTD Ms. Catherine G. John Mr. Hilary Jones Keiter Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy Lynn L. and Neil S. Kessler Family Donor Advised Fund of Richmond Jewish Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Konta
Mrs. Diana Morris Mr. B. B. Munford, III Ms. Teresa Nadder Nationwide Insurance Foundation Network of Enterprising Women Mr. and Mrs. John Neuner, IV Mr. Roger Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Darren J. Nolt Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. North, Jr. Northwestern Mutual Nunnally Charitable Lead Trust Odell Associates Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Robert Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Olympia Mr. and Mrs. Michael Todd Oney Owens&Minor, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Page Partnership for Nonprofit Excellence Patient First Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Payne Ms. Claudia M. Perez Petersburg Methodist Home for Girls Foundation Mrs. Dorothy Dailey Petrulis Ms. Marni Pilafian Mr. Blaise C. Plageman Mr. and Mrs. John W. Polk, Jr. Powell Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Sumpter Priddy Mr. Keith Quackenbush R. A. Siewers, Inc. Ms. Ellen P. Ray RCM&D R.E.B. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Alan Rees Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Reinhart Reinhart Foundation The Richard S. Reynolds Foundation Richmond Corrugated Box Company Richmond Marriott West Ms. Elisabeth A. Rigsby Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rigsby
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rittling Mr. and Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Robinson Ms. Kayelon A. Rockwell Mrs. Marilyn Cox Rooney Rutherford Janitor Supply Corp. Sands Anderson PC Mr. and Mrs. Bradford B. Sauer Mr. Robert K. Sawyer, II Ms. Amy Schehl Scholarship Management Services Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Scott Mr. and Mrs. R. Carter Scott Dr. and Mrs. Donald Seitz Service Machine Servpro Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Sferlazza Mr. Harry Shaia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Shibley Shelton Short Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John C. Siewers, II Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Slingerland Ms. Karen Smalara Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Smith, III Smith Family Charitable Fund at the SEI Giving Fun Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Sowers, III Spotts Fain PC Virginia H. Spratley Charitable Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia St. Matthews Baptist Church St. Peter Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stainback StellarOne Bank Mr. Shaun D. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stettinius Stoever & Palmore Investment Group of Wells Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Stone, Jr. Strategy Cafe, Inc. Estate of The Most Reverend Walter F. Sullivan Ms. Mary E. Taft-Lowery Target The Covington Family Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia The Good Shepherd Fund The Waltie Fund The William H.-John G. -Emma Scott Foundation Mrs. Becky S. Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. Carter H. Tucker Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods Educational Foundation Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc. VCU Pharmacology & Toxicology PTO Ms. Marianne Vermeer Mr. Pascal Vincent Virginia Non Profit Housing Coalition Virginia State University AlumniLunenberg Co. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Walmsley Mr. James B. Walters Mr. Robert G. Watts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus M. Weinstein Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dan West Mrs. Marilyn H. West, M. H. and Co. Inc. Mr. C. Kemper Wharton Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe White, III Mr. John G. Wickham Mr. and Mrs. Greg Williams Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thurman E. Williams Mr. Richard B. Wills Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wooton Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Yevich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Zachry Italicized donors gave, in whole or in part, to the Believing Is Seeing campaign.
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Archways celebrate victory. Archways provide safe passage. Archways endure the weathering of time.
Norwood & Marguerite Davis Elizabeth M. Fairchild † Mary Temple Murrill † David D. Redmond Lora Robins † Bobby & Alice Ross Most Reverend Walter F. Sullivan † Richard J. “Dick” Tarrant, Jr. †
Deceased
Archways are emblematic of the historic Villa campus. The structures they support have stood the test of time, as has our commitment to helping children and families in the greatest need. The Archway Society is a distinctive recognition of friends whose estate plans provide strong and durable support for children, so that they may pass safely from lives shaped by homelessness, physical and developmental disabilities, autism, mental illness and behavioral disorders to futures of greater stability, independence, self-confidence, and hopefulness. We thank the following active and legacy members of the Archway Society who are known to us, listed left. If you have included St. Joseph’s Villa in your estate plans, we invite you to notify us so that we can count you among the members of the Archway Society. Please contact David Huffine, VP for Advancement, at 804-553-3220 or dhuffine@sjvmail.net. Those considering such provisions are encouraged to contact us for conversation to ensure their gift will have the greatest impact on our children and families in generations to come. Visit our web page at www.NeverStopBelieving.org/Foundation for more information.
Employee Donors Ms. Jessica Aaron
Mr. Dana D. Hawes
Ms. Claudia M. Perez
Mr. Sherman A. Adkins
Mr. Vernard Hazzard
Ms. Kathy Perun
Mr. Paul K. Baker
Mr. Craig H. Hedley
Mr. Alfred Phillips, Jr.
Ms. Bridget M. Baldwin
Ms. Dawn Hicks
Ms. Hattie L. Porter
Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett
Ms. Connie Hill
Ms. Elisabeth A. Rigsby
Mr. Steve B. Beasley
Mr. Yi-Jer Huang
Ms. Cherie D. Rochelle
Mr. James F. Bennett
Mr. David M. Huffine
Mr. John C. Rollins
Mrs. Rebecca T. Blake
Mrs. Anne Murray Hurt
Mrs. Linda D. Saltonstall
Mrs. Connie A. Borman
Ms. Frances M. Jackson
Mrs. Brenda T. Savage
Mr. John T. Cannington
Ms. Tonya Kernodle
Mrs. Carolyn P. Seay
Ms. Janine G. Clifford
Mr. Matthew T. Kreydatus
Mrs. Deborah Hicks Sheerin
Mrs. Janice Virginia Clifton
Ms. Amy E. Lang
Ms. Molly Spangenthal
Ms. Mary J. Cooper
Mr. Carl Michael Leach
Mrs. Catherine G. Stanley
Ms. Kristina N. Corbin
Ms. Lasonia S. Lee
Ms. Kristinne Brown Stone
Mr. John W. Dawson
Ms. Cynthia L. Lucas
Ms. Gracie Stout
Ms. Patricia C. Epps
Dr. Ken Macurik
Ms. Arlene Susling
Ms. Cynthia Faison
Ms. Teresa Lynn Major
Mr. Michael W. Swenson
Ms. Jennifer E. Friar
Ms. Ashley S. McHaney
Mr. Eric M. Townsend
Ms. Nicole Garrett
Ms. Ann H. McMillan
Mr. Geoffrey S. Tubbs
Mrs. Frances M. Gilday
Mrs. Janice B. McNee
Mrs. Kimberly P. Tucker
Ms. Kelly E. Green-Bloomfield
Mr. Drew Melson
Mrs. Andriea P. Ukrop
Ms. Rose-Marie C. Guay
Ms. Danielle Moore
Mr. Michael T. Walsh
Mr. Charles Dan Hansen, Jr.
Mrs. Diana Morris
Ms. Marilyn O. Walton
Mrs. Beth Harper
Mr. Patrick Ogden
Ms. Katina F. Williams
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We believe every child has the ability to overcome their challenges.
Gifts in Honor In Honor of Donor The Advancement Team Mr. and Mrs. David M. Huffine Kappa Alpha Delta Kappa Ms. Janet K. Jones Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bryan Mr. William Atkinson Harrison, Jr. Mrs. Phillip J. Bagley, III Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowles Chris and Claire Williams Family Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Mr. John Catlett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Spong Ms. Jane S. Catlett Christmas Ms. Susan S. Hicks Maria and Hobie Claiborne Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, III Ryan Mitchell Corcoran Mrs. Kathleen C. Duke Mrs. Peggy Crowley Ms. Patricia Merrill Ms. Sally Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas Booker Ms. Ida Hayes Crashmax, Inc. Dr. JoAnne K. Henry Ms. Regina Kirk Mr. David M. Huffine Ms. Elizabeth Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kostelny The Rev. John R. Stanton Mr. Charles Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Keller Navy Seals Mrs. Gloria Eardley Topp Ms. Norma Noe Ms. Kayelon A. Rockwell Mr. Darren J. Nolt Mr. and Mrs. James C. Nolt Mrs. Ann H. Robins Mr. and Mrs. Darren Nolt Mr. and Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins, Jr. Mr. Jack Polk Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. North, Jr. Ms. Kaylee Price Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Llewellyn Hundreds of students Mr. and Mrs. David D. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoofnagle, III got their hands dirty Ms. Elisabeth Rigsby Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rigsby Mrs. Marilyn Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Davis in the Learning & Therapy St. Joseph’s Villa Staff Dr. JoAnne K. Henry Garden. Studies show Mr. Richard J. Tarrant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Tidey Ms. Betty Thompson Mr. William T. McCann, Jr. that outdoor learning Villa Volunteers and Staf Mrs. Catherine G. Stanley
contributes to physical and mental health.
Gifts in Memory In Memory of Donor Vincent and Rosalie Andrilli Mr. and Mrs. Royce R. Benjamin Col. Virgil D. Arthur Arthur’s Electric Service, Inc. Mr. George R. Baumgartner Mr. and Mrs. Julian P. Taylor Aliene and Ray Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Royce R. Benjamin Burke, Compton, Dauchy & Radill Families Ms. Zelda C. Burke Ms. Deborah Topp Carlson Mrs. Gloria Eardley Topp Patrick B. Colvard Mrs. Bernice S. Colvard Mrs. Gabrielle Crook Mrs. Mary Schwarz Robie and Julia Deskins Mr. W. R. Deskins, Jr. Donny and Freddy Ms. Sherrill A. Dalton Ms. Rebecca Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ray Keenan Mrs. Joan Fitzgerald Mr. Thomas J. Fitzgerald Ms. Rachel L. Floyd Ms. Mary J. Caliandro Mrs. D. Margaret Ford Mr. George D. Ford Mr. Pasquale Gennari Mrs. Margaret J. Gennari Mrs. Patricia Nunnally Gentry Dr. and Mrs. J. Edward Hill Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Rice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Catlett, Jr. Commonwealth Commercial Partners, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Redmond Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ligon Ms. Betsy S. Summers Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John T. Leitch Dr. and Mrs. John C. Greene Dr. and Mrs. A. Clinton Greene Ms. Agnes Hajduk Ms. Christa H. Goodrich Ms. Patricia Eileen Hall Mrs. Carolyn T. Grimm Ms. Tracie A. Hill Ms. Barbara A. McCray Mr. Robert L. Hintz Mrs. Gloria M. Hintz Ms. Linda Ann Holman Mrs. Dorothy Dailey Petrulis Mr. Russell T. Kelley Mr. Robert M. Kelley Mr. Donald Kendall Ms. Ruth P. Kendall Mr. Carl F. Kobison Mrs. Mary Madelyn Tucker Mrs. Joan Marie Lenzi Mr. John T. Lenzi Janet P. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Bryan, III The Foster Foundation, Inc. Larry Loan Mrs. Lawrence A. Loan Avil Makhlouf Dr. Gabriel M. Makhlouf Mrs. Virginia Mohler Ms. Sharon B. Fitzgerald Mr. Gregory Moran Ms. Nicole Thompson
In Memory of Donor Mr. Charles M. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Frye Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCann Mr. and Mrs. David M. Huffine Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Sowers, III Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough, III Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Unger Ms. Helen H. Taylor Mr. Keveney B. Mundy Mr. Claude D. Gilchrist Ms. Vicki Nichols Ms. Angela Cornich Ryan Nicholson Ms. Margaret A. Detyens Mr. Drue M. Noble Mr. and Mrs. David M. Huffine Ms. Elisabeth A. Rigsby Mrs. Gertrude O. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Payne Mr. Thomas Earl Price Mrs. Carolyn P. Shaw Elmer and Julia Prosek Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Campbell USAF Major Charles A. Ransom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hicks, Jr. Mr. Stephen Paul Rigsby Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett Mr. James M. Rooney Mrs. Marilyn Cox Rooney Mr. Johnny P. Schooler Ms. Anna M. Schooler Mr. Harry I Schutte, Jr. Mrs. Margaret West Schutte Mrs. Sarah Comer Dabney Scott Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ligon Mrs. Ethel Shellenberg Mr. Patrick W. Shellenberg Bishop Walter Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wiley, Jr. Mrs. Catherine D. Sweeney Mr. Charles E. Sweeney, III Rev. Marshall T. Ware Mrs. Patricia C. Ware Mrs. Esther Weiman Mr. Morton Weiman Mr. John Michael Wexler Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horowitz Mr. John J. Willis Mrs. Joan B. Willis Mr. Cotton Wingfield Mrs. Margaret S. Jamison Mr. William T. Wood Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Florence S. and Robert W. Cabaniss Foundation Mr. Thomas B. Gravins Middleburg Bank Mr. and Mrs. R. Carter Scott Mr. C. Lee Hilbert Mr. Eugene G. Bowles, Jr. Dairy Queen of Virginia Mr. Edmund L. Benson, III Elmwood Fund, Inc.
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In 2013-2014 we impacted 2,800 children and families, a 33% increase from the previous year.
90% of children with a diagnosed mental illness in our Intensive In-home Services were able to stay in their home instead of moving to a more restricted environment.
100
%
of mentees in our Villa Pals mentoring program improved attendance at school.
100% of Veteran Families remained in their Illustrat ion homes for a least one year after : Freepi k leaving our rapid re-housing services.
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of adult clients in our Mental Health Skill-building Services say that they are now taking better care of themselves.
We’ve never been closed one minute of one day for 180 years.
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minutes. 16
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of Brook Road Academy graduates plan to attend college this year.
In 180 years we have served more than
50,000 children and families.
Create a 180 with a gift to St. Joseph’s Villa St. Joseph’s Villa will serve more than 2,800 children and families this year facing autism, mental illness, homelessness and other challenges. They count on your support for a chance at turning their lives around
Donate to the New Day Fund, the Annual Fund of St. Joseph’s Villa The New Day Fund enables each child and family we serve to experience a new beginning. After facing academic barriers in public school, Kiera’s new day started when she enrolled in our Dooley School serving students with emotional and learning disabilities. With encouragement and individual attention from her teachers, Kiera began thriving in the classroom. A boost of self-confidence inspired her to participate in our Career and Transition Services, where she developed professional and social skills through hands-on job training. Kiera grew into a leader during her eight years at St. Joseph’s Villa, respected by her classmates and treasured by her teachers. Now a graduate of Dooley School’s Class of 2014, Kiera is prepared for higher education and hopeful for a successful career. Kiera experienced a new day in her life because of supporters like you. Your gift to the New Day Fund will help many others like Kiera reach their potential. Please use the attached envelope or visit our website at www.NeverStopBelieving.org/NewDayFund to make a tax-deductible donation. To learn more about how you can help, please call 804-200-1617.
How to Give Donate Goods
Our Donation Center welcomes clothing, housewares, toiletries, school supplies and furniture for families in need. The Center operates 11 a.m.- 4 p.m., Monday through Wednesday. We also hold several donation drives throughout the year for holiday gifts and more. Please contact our Director of Community Engagement at 804-521-5577 to learn how you or your organization can participate.
Individualized education and job training helped Kiera, Dooley School Class of 2014, prepare for a bright future beyond high school.
Designate a Gift
You may support a particular program by designating your gift accordingly. Please contact our Vice President for Advancement at 804-553-3220 to discuss special giving options.
Volunteer With Us
Individuals, community groups, and corporate teams volunteering are essential to the Villa’s daily operations and amplify our community impact. Whether you are interested in mentoring a student, assisting with administrative projects or landscaping our Learning & Therapy Garden, we have an opportunity for you. To learn more about our wide range of possibilities, please contact our Director of Community Engagement at 804-521-5577.
Plan a Gift
Each planned gift to St. Joseph’s Villa creates a lasting legacy that will benefit children and families for generations to come. Friends who include the Villa in their estate plans are celebrated as members of the Archway Society. To learn more about including St. Joseph’s Villa in your estate plans, or to notify us of your planned gift, please contact our Vice President for Advancement at 804-553-3220.
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Kion, Career and Transition Services student, learns about seedto-table food production as he grows watermelons in the Villa’s newly constructed greenhouse.
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