2018 – 2019 ANNUAL REPORT
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Dear Friends, We’ve worked tirelessly the past 12 months, and it shows. We moved into the SECU Autism Clinic at ABC of NC, and since then, we’ve been busy... doing more than ever for our community. We’ve been serving more children with autism and their families through evidence-based diagnostic, therapeutic, and educational programs. We’ve been building organizational capacity to meet the evergrowing need for high-quality autism services. We’ve been working our way through extensive waitlists for diagnostic evaluations and applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy. We’ve been educating autism professionals by offering inhouse training, a collegiate internship program, and an Autism Paraprofessional class made possible through our continued collaboration with Forsyth Technical Community College. We’ve been doing what we’ve always done — creating hope and a brighter future for children with autism and their families. And we’ve been doing it all because of your generous support. Thank you for giving graciously and making all this doing possible. Thank you for investing in the mission and vision of ABC of NC; believing in the power of our work to change the lives of children with autism and their families; and strengthening our community through greater awareness, understanding, and acceptance. Gotta run — there’s lots to do!
Felice Brenner
Selene Johnson
Board Chair
Executive Director
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A client acclimates to the sensations of a typical salon visit in the Great ClipsÂŽ at ABC of NC.
Making The Cut
rinse or wash. Or perhaps it’s accepting the sight and feel of
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the clippers. Ultimately, the goal is the same: learning to tolerate the barrage of sensory stimuli that have made haircuts so challenging in the past.
In March, more
Snip. Buzz. Clip. Spray.
than 90 stylists
Children with autism often
from Great Clips®
experience stress due to the
salons across the
sensations that accompany
Triad attended training
a haircut.
at ABC of NC that offered strategies
Many parents of children with
for making haircuts
autism report cutting their
less challenging for
children’s hair while they sleep;
children with autism.
restraining them during haircuts;
Haircuts aren’t the only activities that may be difficult for children with autism. It could be the squeezing of the blood pressure cuff at the doctor’s office or the scraping sound during a dental cleaning. We’re working each day in all of these venues, helping children build their skills — first in a clinical
or giving up, helplessly watching
setting and eventually in the
as their hair becomes tangled
community.
and matted. 100%
It doesn’t have to be this way.
So bring on the washing, trimming, and blow-drying. Because of you, our kids
Each day, children of all ages
are ready.
walk through the door of ABC of NC’s own Great Clips® salon in the clinic’s Joy W. Pope Life Skills Center. For one child, the objective may be just sitting in
50+%
the salon chair. For another, it may be leaning back for a hair
Scan this QR code to see a video model that helps a child
More than 50% of parents of
with autism prepare for a hair
children with autism reported
wash at a salon.
that getting a haircut was an extremely stressful experience for their child.
0%
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A client practices job skills in the Dewey’s® coffee shop at ABC of NC.
Thanks to your generous
Serving Opportunity
support and that of community partners like Dewey’s Bakery,® we are serving optimism and a brighter future every day. Through their work in in our clinic lobby café, clients have a chance to practice critical job
“Welcome to Dewey’s® at ABC of
skills — from serving customers
NC. What can I get for you?”
to running credit cards to brewing that perfect cup.
“A cup of coffee, please.”
Are you responsible for hiring for your
“You would like one cup of coffee? Is that right?” “Yes, thank you.” If you come to ABC of NC in the morning, you might overhear this exchange between one of our teenage clients and a visitor to campus.
Training opportunities abound
company or business?
throughout our SECU Autism
Employers throughout
Clinic. Clients can practice
our community recognize the many strengths of individuals with autism and their contributions to the workforce. Consider establishing an autism and neurodiversity hiring initiative in your workplace.
stocking shelves, bagging groceries, or shopping for themselves in the Food Lion.® They also might make a bed, fold towels, or restock toiletries in our Marriott® Daly Hotel Management suite. Each day, we are preparing teens with autism for life beyond ABC of NC — a life that can include meaningful work, greater independence, and increased feelings of self-worth. Order’s up!
90%
According to Autism Speaks, the vast majority of adults
Scan the QR code to see a
with autism are either unemployed or underemployed, with
video model used to teach
estimates ranging as high as 90%.
the steps of brewing a cup of coffee.
Talking It Through
in people with autism, assumed to simply be “part of an autism diagnosis.� For those on the spectrum, it is critical they access trained counselors and therapists who understand autism and its co-
Is he fidgeting and struggling to
occurring mental health issues.
sit still because he has autism or
Therapies offered at ABC of NC’s
because he has attention deficit
SECU Autism Clinic ensure that
hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?
children, adolescents, and young adults with autism learn coping
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Is the discomfort she feels in
strategies and benefit from
social situations an anxiety
treatment designed uniquely
disorder?
for them.
Are his repetitive behaviors and restricted interests a sign of obsessive-compulsive disorder
This year, 150 children in our community with autism and cooccurring mental health conditions received critical counseling services at ABC of NC.
(OCD)?
Do you love someone with autism who may also struggle with co-occurring mental health conditions? Contact the
The intersections between autism and co-occurring mental health conditions are
SECU Autism Clinic at ABC of NC at (336) 251-1180 for an appointment with one of our highly trained clinicians.
numerous. Whether it be ADHD, anxiety, depression, or OCD, mental health conditions affect individuals on the spectrum at a significantly higher rate than the general population. These symptoms often go unrecognized
84%
Studies indicate that up to 84 percent of people with autism have some form of anxiety.
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A counselor at ABC of NC offers support and hope to a client, all in a safe and welcoming environment.
Behavioral contracts can help keep students focused and motivated.
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A client enjoys the reward of outdoor playtime during his therapy session at ABC of NC.
Playing To Their Strengths
49%
ABC of NC has long been committed to making Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and other services available to families from any
Applied behavior analysis
economic background.
(ABA), the primary treatment
ABA is the leading, most
method employed at ABC of
effective research-based
NC, works to change socially
treatment for individuals
significant behaviors for children
with autism and is endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics,
with autism — communication
American Psychological Association, Autism Society of America,
and language, social skills,
National Institute of Mental Health, and the Surgeon General of the
and adaptive behaviors. Many
United States. Thanks to a generous three-year grant from the Kate B.
children with autism receive
Reynolds Charitable Trust, Forsyth County children with Medicaid are
prescriptions for this intensive
now able to access these medically necessary, life-changing therapies.
therapy for 30 or more hours
In 2018–19, 49% of Forsyth County children who received ABA therapy
per week. The gains can be
in the SECU Autism Clinic had Medicaid.
astounding – helping clients learn how to turn challenging behaviors into constructive ones. Banging on the door becomes a request to go outside and swing.
ABA in Action:
I will:
Melting down at a loud birthday
Create Your Own
party is replaced by asking for
Behavior Contract
Make my bed when I get up each morning
headphones to lessen the noise. Pushing someone out of the way
A behavior contract
transforms into a polite request
is an action plan that
for space.
includes both shortand long-term goals.
My parents will: Give me a fish sticker
Each child makes progress on
The contract specifies
his individual goals in his own
what is expected of
Then:
time. Through evidence-based,
the person and the
I will get to pick out a goldfish for my room when I have 10 stickers
medically necessary therapeutic interventions, children with autism are learning new skills, playing to their strengths, and climbing to new heights.
consequences that will follow a behavior.
Feeding Curiosity
It can be distressing for parents — making it impossible to eat dinner as a family, visit a restaurant, or participate in birthday parties or holidays. ABC of NC’s innovative diet expansion program helps
Turning cheese puffs into grilled cheese is one of the things we do best. Over the years, ABC of NC’s Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) have presented
Imagine your child eats a diet
children with autism broaden
consisting solely of potato chips
their diets by using favorite foods
and apple juice. But he won’t eat
as a launching pad. So, potato
just any potato chips — only the
chips become baked potatoes;
ones in the yellow bag. And the
apple juice becomes apples; and
juice has to be the one with the
eventually, we’re eating a well-
tree on the bottle, served in the
balanced meal.
blue cup with the red lid. Your gifts are nourishing bodies This goes on three meals a day —
and feeding curiosity.
at home, at school, at grandma’s house.
on diet expansion at conferences
Food selectivity — which can
throughout the
include refusal to eat, lack of
state and across
dietary variety, and limiting food
the country — from
intake — is a common issue for
the North Carolina
children with autism, and it can
Association of
lead to nutritional deficiencies. ABC of NC offers a variety of free
Behavior Analysis
Many children diagnosed with
to the Ohio Center
autism have difficulties with
for Autism and Low
rigidity and a need for sameness,
Incidence.
and this holds true for their food
communication skills, or toilet training.
preferences.
Scan to access upcoming class dates.
classes designed to empower caregivers with strategies for success — whether it be diet expansion,
According to the National Institutes of Health, as many 89%
as 89% of children with autism have feeding problems, which may include unusual eating patterns, rituals, and food selectivity.
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ABC of NC’s diet expansion program leads to expanded nutrition.
Financial Statement 6.1.18 – 5.31.19
Programs / Services Education Center SECU Autism Clinic
548,398 2,313,483 $2,861,881
Contributions Unrestricted Restricted
540,182 9,795
Capital
267,820
In-Kind
163,879 $981,676
Grants All
554,087 $554,087
Other All
11,538 $11,538
Total
Income By Source
$
%
2,861,881
65
Contributions
981,676
22
Grants
554,087
13
11,538
<1
Programs / Services
Other
$4,409,182
Expenses Personnel
2,977,699
Professional Services
143,241
General Operations
143,790
Occupancy
339,045
Events
65,385
Interest
120,745
Bad Debt
85,338
Depreciation
258,415
In Kind
55,245
Other
18,933 $4,207,845
Change In Net Assets Total Income
+
4,409,182
Total Expense
â&#x20AC;&#x201C;
4,207,845 $ 201,337
Functional Expense Allocation $ Programs/Services
%
3,156,668
75
Management
800,947
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Fundraising
250,230
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Giving Thanks To Our Supporters
$25,000+ Ann Brenner Felice and Richard Brenner James T. and Louise R. Broyhill Foundation Mary Louise and John Burress Elephant In The Room (IK) F. M. Kirby Foundation ID Collaborative (IK) Image Wizards (IK) Mebane Foundation John William Pope Foundation Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust Samet Corporation The Winston-Salem Foundation
$10,000+ American Airlines (IK) The Children and Grandchildren of Gertrude and Morris Brenner Sallie and Derick Close Paul Fulton Scott Hartkopf Lilly USA Modern Toyota Provident Benevolent Foundation Colleen and Dan Siadak Kenneth A. Steele Wake Forest Baptist Health Cheryl and Denny Walker Patricia Wilson Sally and Larry Wolfish
$5,000+ (IK) = In Kind
Every attempt has been made to confirm the accuracy of this list. Please contact ABC of NC’s development office to report any errors, and please accept our sincere apologies.
Thomas R. Adams Katherine and Anthony Atala Wendy and Mike Brenner ECOLAB Knowledge for People Grace and John McKinnon Melanie and Robert Niblock Parkway Technology Solutions Reynolds American
Kim and Stuart Stogner Wells Fargo Dealer Services Wittenberg Priddy Blankenship
$2,500+ American Building Services, Inc. Catherine and Dave Clawson Dunbar Furniture, LLC Susan and Michael Falcon Mindy and Larry Feinstein Madlon and Kirk Glenn, Jr. Keystone Insurers Group Mountcastle Insurance Shawn and Tamera O’Brien Oh, Goodness Fine Portraits (IK) Nancy and Ballard Pinkard PURE Insurance Ellen and Andrew Schindler Trust Company of the South Jodi Turner and Bill Gifford Claire and Randall Tuttle Winston-Salem Rotary Benevolent Fund
$1,000+ Kimberley and Norris Baker Bank of America Private Bank BB&T Lighthouse Project (IK) Sarah Belk Donna Bembnister and Matthew Crisci BlackRock Financial Management, Inc. Dianne Blixt Van Brenner Margery and Andy Brown Shelby and Lee Chaden Donna and Roy Chapman Claire and Hudnall Christopher Jocelyn and Thomas Connors Cynthia and David Daggett Beth and Daryl Dixon Janet and Jerry Enos Ellie and Stuart Fine Elizabeth and Paul Foley Harvey Freeman, Jr.
Libby and Colin Gallahan Linda and John Garrou Karen Ginn Beth and Louis Guttman Jeff Harris Ashby and Jim Hopkins Virginia and George Howard Kaplan Early Learning Company (IK) Linda and Edward Kelly Nancy and Gilmour Lake Adriana and Peter Levitt Adrienne Amos Livengood Matthew Marceron Nell and Scott Marler Kim and William Means Mercedes-Benz of Winston-Salem Tina S. Merhoff Liz and Jeff Mick Modern Automotive Auto Auctions Modern Automotive Network, LLC Lois and Richard Moss Joyce and Joe Neely Emily Neese and John Babcock Marian and Gary O’Neal David Plyler Mary and Leon Porter Karen and Thomas Pranikoff Victoria and John Pruitt Betty Quick Casey and Lee Raymer RE/MAX Unlimited Anna Reilly and Matthew Cullinan Marcia Rosenberg Fowler and John Ruffin Lorre and James Ruffin Lisa Anderson Sari Selma C. Scott Shear Investments, Inc. (IK) Leah Sieren King and Ben King SIP III Advisor LLC Barbara and Frank Smolko Southeast Toyota Distributors Sandy and Bill Steele Peggy Taylor Deborah and Michael Trawick The Variable Naomi and Brett Waters West Rock
Williams Development Group Allison Copeland Williams Georgia and Yasser Youssef
Supporters Melanie Adams Meg and Craig Alden Susie and Chuck Alt Amazon Smile Foundation Catherine Anderson Barbara and Terry Andree Penny Andrew Susie and Richard Andrus Susan Appt and Erik Rasmussen Julia and David Archer Becky and Keith Arnott Melissa Avent Kristina and Brad Ayer Wendy and John Barclay Debbie and Scott Barkow Dawson and Maxwell Bartholomew Elaine and Scott Bauer Tracey L. Baughn Beth Bealle Lori and Michael Beck Nell and Eddy Beck Shawna Belcher Sandra and Richard Belmont Janice and Graham Bennett Mimi and Spencer Bennett Barbara and Mike Berry Bethlehem United Methodist Women The Binding Source, LLC (IK) Meredith Birchette Gwen and Edward Blackmer Kristie and Jonathan Blanco Rosalie and Edwin Bland Mindy and Art Bloom Sammy Phillips Electric, Inc Cecelia S. Bolar Mary and William Bryan Booe Kelly and James Bosche Iraida and Gabriel Bottazzi Dianne and Jack Bowen Judy and Robert Breakstone Carolyn and Tom Breese Patricia Brennan Jill and Dave Bresson Betty and James Brewer Deb and Tim Britton
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Myrtie and William K. Davis Paige Dillon Dinners on the Porch, LLC (IK) Kristin and Robert Douglass Anna Downey Stephan Dragisic Laura B. Dugan Frieda Duncan W. Randy Eaddy Daughn and David Eagan Elyse and Mike Edwards Amy and Robert Egleston Ego Hr (IK) Lindsey and Jay Eich Andrea and John Eller Julie and Scott Elliott Kristine and Grady Elliott Suzan Elster Mindy and David Engstrom Marcia and Rod Enns The Enrichment Center Kristen and Mike Esposito European Touch (IK) Susan Feeney Cindy Fletcher Joanne and Howard Floch Ragan and McDara Folan Forsyth Family Counseling Libby and David Freedman Margaret and Lee French Colleen and Morris Friedman Frosted Mini-Wheats Julie and Stan Fuller Carolyn O. Fulton Jenni and Paul Fulton Furnitureland South, Inc. Jeannie and John Gallins Lauren and Sanjay Gandhi Harold and Patricia Garner Robert Gfeller Claire Giffin Kristi and Greg Gordon Carrie and Ralph Gorsuch Louis Gottlieb Nancy Graham William Graham Joan and Murray Greason Chris Green Gabby and Gregory Greenwood Holly M. Groce Carole Guld Natalie and Michael Guld Lynn and Mike Gwyn Helen and Frank Hahn Jeff Harbinson
Jean Harpe Harris Teeter, Inc. Tracy and Mark Hartsell Meredith and William Harvey Deborah Hauser Emma Hebard Shana Heilbron Elizabeth and Hayes Henderson Sue and Doug Henderson Ursula Henninger and Jim Stroupe Jan and Rob Hiersteiner Kimberly Hobin and Mitchell Spindel Margaret Ann Hofler Marjorie and William Holdgrafer Mary Elizabeth and Peter Hollett Pam and George Hollodick Sue Ellen and Phillip Horwitz Royce Hough Lynn and Jeffrey Howland Alyssa and Michael Hubbard Bruce and Mary Hubbard Jennifer Hudson Deanna Hughes Katherine Hutchins Misty Hyman Imprints Cares Blair Ingle Sandy and Ted Irvin Kathy and Charlie Izard Ashley Jackson Barbara and Steven Jacobs Alleta and Harold Johnson Claudia Johnson Cynthia Johnson Selene Johnson Lucinda and Christopher Jones Suzanne and Whitney Jones Ellen and Dick Joyce Melissa Jo Joyce and Kenneth M. Johnson Paula Joyce and Ira Robert Guttenberg Sandy and Mark Kaman Joan Kanzler Stacey and Nick Karagiorgis Angela and David Kelly Mary Genevra Kelly Shannon and Chuck Kesler Elsie H. Kinney Tammy and David Kinney Carol Kirby and Jack Lauer
Giving Thanks To Our Supporters
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Directors and Staff
Executive Director
ABC Of NC Foundation
ABC Of NC Board of Directors
Board of Directors
2018 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 2019
Selene Johnson M.Ed., BCBA
Ken Steele, Chair Felice Brenner Richard Brenner Simpson O. (Skip) Brown, Jr. John Burress Allan Burrows Lisa Carter Selene Johnson Emily Neese Stephanie Reitz John L. Ruffin Randall S. Tuttle Debbie Wittenberg
Felice Brenner, Chair Melanie Adams, M.D. Lester Arnold, Sr. Lori Beck Gabriel Bottazzi Ronny Bell Richard Brenner William Buck John Burress Dori Colly Kurt L. Klinepeter, M.D. Amy L. Massey Emily Neese Cindy Pipes David Shapiro Ken Steele Debbie Wittenberg
ABC of NC Staff
Giving thanks to ABC of NCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s boards of directors and staff for their commitment to helping individuals with autism spectrum disorder reach their full potential in a world where they are valued, accepted, and included.
www.abcofnc.org/about/staff/
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