Community Report 2014/2015

2014/2015

COMMUNITY REPORT

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LE T T E R FROM THE

Executive Director It’s my great pleasure to present our 2014-2015 Community Report. In these pages, we share our year with you and it’s my hope that you will catch a glimpse of the “heart” of Center for Human Services (CHS) and the impact we have in our community.

Sincerely,

Cindy Duenas

This has been an exciting year for us! We celebrated 45 years of providing services to youth and families in Stanislaus County, we moved into a new building, and successfully completed a Capital Campaign. The purchase and move into our new home (2000 W. Briggsmore Ave. in Modesto) was a real highlight. A lot of you know the building as the former Roller King. Many of our staff reflect fondly on their time here, with other young people and their families. We’re honored we could make it a place for youth and families once again. With the move into our new facility, there was an immediate impact. The new space continues to provide opportunities to serve more individuals in need of counseling and substance abuse services, in addition to providing a more functional working environment for our growing staff. We want the community to see this facility as one that belongs, not just to CHS, but to all of you. We’re inviting other non-profits and community partners to use the space for meetings, extending the capacity of our space in service to our community. If you’re interested in seeing the space for yourself, I encourage you to contact us for information about agency tours.

This year, I’m acutely aware of how important partnerships are in support of the work we do. Our partners come in many forms – board members, volunteers, donors, and public and private partners who work with us to strengthen our families and communities. With our partners, we accomplished much. Through the generosity of our amazing community supporters and donors, in just 6 short months, we raised $1.175 million dollars to fund the build-out of our new building! This gift will have an impact in our community for many years to come. We’ve also experienced expanded programming, therefore bigger impact, due to strong partnerships with community, city and county groups. At CHS, one of our core values is partnerships and we embrace it fully, both within CHS and our community. We know there is so much to be done and we couldn’t do it without you.

I hope you enjoy what’s in these pages. We’re proud of our impact and the stories we have to tell.

Thank you for allowing us to share them with you.

2014/2015 LEADERSHIP BOARD of DIRECTORS

BOARD of TRUSTEES

SENIOR MANAGEMENT

Bruce McClellan | President Andrew Mosier | President-elect Zach DeGough | Treasurer Brett Dickerson, J. D. | Secretary Anna Bell Sarah Birmingham Bill Bunnell Tyler de Camp Mark Goss Dirk Hoek Mark Loeser Pat Logan Susi McMahan Wendy Prather Patti Reeder Lupe Rodriguez Carin Sarkis Tom Solomon

Sheila Carroll | Board Chairperson Solange Altman Trever Balzer Geoff Branson Brad de la Cruz Tammy Cruise Jorge Fernandez Lisa Gotelli Mitch Lima Gina Machado Steven Pinedo

Cindy Duenas, MFT Executive Director Kathryn Usiak Director of Administration Rosemary McFadden, MFT Program Director Taryn Muralt Program Director Lori Schumacher Program Director Kate Trompetter, MPA Development & Communications Director Carmen Wilson, CPA Finance Director

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THESE ARE OUR MOMENTS

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PROGRAMS

at a glance

Center for Human Services (CHS) was established as a local 501(c)(3) non-profit in 1970 to serve youth and families. Our mission is to change lives and build futures through programs that strengthen and support youth and families. CHS served tens of thousands of children, individuals and families last year in Stanislaus County through six core program areas.

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Community Counseling - no or low cost counseling services

YOUTH SERVICES Friday Night Live - youth development / leadership training program

Support Groups - depression and anger management support groups

Alcohol and Other Drugs prevention, intervention & education programs

Parent Mentor Program - providing support services to parents

Harvesting Futures - youth leadership and entrepreneurship training

LMFT & LCSW training site - in association with local universities

Youth Court - a peer jury program for first-time juvenile offenders

LIFE Path - treatment, support and connections for youth and young adults experiencing early symptoms of psychosis (A partnership with Sierra Vista Child & Family Services) Pathways to Self Sufficiency assisting noncustodial parents facing unemployment or underemployment to build skills (A partnership with Stanislaus County Child Support Services)

Pathways - transitional living, life skills and employment training for 18-21 year olds experiencing homelessness

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Student Assistance Program education, prevention and intervention for students K-12 Nurtured Heart - evidence based curriculum intended to transform the cultures of schools and build emotional resiliency in students

FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS “One-stop shops” providing services and support to families

Oakdale Family Resource and Counseling Center

Hutton House - temporary shelter for 13-17 year old youth in crisis

Counseling Services - for youth, individuals and families

Graduation Coach Program comprehensive student engagement program targeting 7th and 8th graders at risk of dropping out (A partnership with United Way)

Ceres Partnership for Healthy Children

SHELTER SERVICES

SCHOOL BASED SERVICES

Patterson Family Resource Center Newman Family Resource Center Welfare to Work – assisting welfare recipients to obtain or prepare for employment. (A partnership with Stanislaus County Alliance Worknet and Community Services Agency)

SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT Substance Abuse Treatment - teen and adult alcohol and other drug abuse treatment First Step - outpatient treatment for pregnant and parenting women with children 5 years of age and younger (A partnership with Sierra Vista Child & Family Services)

WE VALUE INTEGRITY RESULTS PARTNERSHIPS INNOVATION RESPONSIVENESS RESPECT At Center for Human Services our work is directed by our core organizational values.

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THE

way

WE WORK

We view individuals and families in terms of their strengths, not deficits, and build on existing assets to support growth and development.

WHAT WE DO We offer concrete support to individuals and families in times of need.

We provide opportunities for people to build new skills.

We provide activities that foster healthy social connections with others.

WHAT PEOPLE NEED FOR WELL-BEING:

HOW WE WORK:

People need a safe environment and the capacity to protect and support their families.

We provide a caring environment where people are accepted and treated with compassion and respect.

Relationships create the foundation for well-being and people are healthiest when they have positive connections with others.

We build partnerships with individuals, families, and communities so we can help them help themselves.

Healthy communities create opportunities for people to connect with one another, access natural systems of support, and act together to improve their lives.

We connect people to their natural systems of support.

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What We Do: Opportunities to Build New Skills

Growing Confidence Nick is a perfect example of a model student. His hard work and dedication show what can be accomplished when you stay focused on your goals, no matter the barriers.

At first, Nick was very timid. He shied away from attention.

This occasionally led to some trouble in his classes. Nick would not ask questions, even when he needed help, because he misunderstood the material. He was afraid to ask a question about something everyone else already understood.

Pictured above (left to right): Graduation Coaches Alicia Nick started the Graduation Coach Program half way Sequeira, Luis Tinajero and Sandra Chavarria through 7th grade. His Grad Coach met with Nick weekly for individual meetings. He started to gain more confidence. In less than a year, Nick went from being a student with a 1.6 GPA, to a student living out his potential, now on the Honor Roll.

The Graduation Coach When asked what career path Nick wanted to choose as an adult, he answered Program is a focused effort quickly, but not with one of the usual answers (professional athlete). He said, “I to increase the graduation want to be a manager at Google”. He knew to accomplish this goal, he would rate in Stanislaus County have to accomplish the goals set for him in his individual coaching sessions. through strategic

Nick continues to build confidence and has learned more social skills. The Graduation Coach program has challenged him with goals that are small and obtainable. Working towards these goals, he is learning to develop habits that enable his success in the classroom. Goals include things such as using a planner or keeping his backpack organized. They are small but vital to student success.

interventions with youth.

This program targets 7th and 8th grade students who are at risk of dropping out of school.

Over the summer Nick attended the Students Who are Gaining Ground (SWAGG) Summer Program, also run by the Graduation Coach Program. Nick became a leader for his group and for his class. By the end of the summer program, Nick could say with confidence that his 8th grade year would be better than his 7th grade year, because of the experiences and confidence he gained.

Nick now has a 3.0 GPA and has become a member of a couple different volunteer student and community groups, holding leadership positions in some.

Nick was recently reclassified as fluent and English Proficient. This is a feat not easily reached. When asked who has contributed to his success Nick said, without hesitation, “My Graduation Coach, because he was always checking up on me and my math teacher because he would do everything possible to help me understand the material.” When Nick’s math teacher was asked about him he shared, “Nick is eager and likes to learn. He always asks for help, shows that he cares about his grades by coming in after school. He has become a student that I have come to respect.”

This is a United Way of Stanislaus County program implemented in partnership with Center for Human Services.

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What We Do: Concrete Support in Times of Need

Getting To Tomorrow Last winter, an uneasy and recently unemployed, Mr. Johnson walked into a Center for Human Services’ Family Resource Center (FRC) to apply for CalFresh benefits. Standing in the front office he repeated more than once, “I never thought I’d find myself in here. I’m not the type to live off the government. This will only be temporary.”

Mr. Johnson shared his story with FRC staff. He was in a difficult situation after recently being laid off from his job, trying to take care of himself and his children. Although he had signed up with a temporary employment agency, he was uncertain when his next paycheck would come in or when steady work would begin. He needed help getting back on his feet. FRC staff reassured him that there was no shame in taking advantage of the services available to him and that as soon as he secured employment he could cancel his benefits. That seemed to ease his mind.

Before the appointment was finished, Mr. Johnson applied for Medi-Cal and signed up to work in our community garden. FRC Staff supplied him with food from the food pantry, two bags filled with bread and juice from a morning donation. Mr. Johnson shared his surprise at how easy and friendly it all was. He seemed more at ease as he prepared to leave and shared, “Thank you. I am grateful and my children will be grateful.”

By treating each person who walks through the door with dignity and respect, CHS creates a safe environment for people like Mr. Johnson, allowing them to ask for help when they may feel like they have nowhere else to go. Often what people need most is that concrete support in the form of food, clothing and shelter, just to get through to tomorrow.

What We Do: Healthy Social Connections

Putting Down Roots During his young life, Michael lived with a variety of family members and friends after the death of his parents. There was no place he really saw as home. At 18, he found himself without a place to live. Without a home or work, he moved into the CHS-Pathways program.

Michael committed himself fully to this program. He quickly earned extra privileges by completing objectives like working and going to school, attending regular meetings, counseling and case management. He started to volunteer two days a week at the Harvest of Hope and found a part time job. Not long after, he began taking classes at Modesto Junior College and eventually decided to join the National Guard.

Although he had to leave for basic training, Michael sent regular letters to Pathways telling us how he was doing. Once he completed his training, he returned to Pathways to live and continued to thrive.

He’s been deployed two times since then. Michael is successfully making a career through the National Guard. He continues to check in and visit Pathways staff, not unlike a young college student visiting their parents. He stays in touch with roommates he had in the program and his past employers. They are all people he’s come to rely on.

During one of his last visits, Michael said, “Pathways is my home. I wouldn’t be where I am today without this program.” He said, “The staff pointed me in the right direction and helped me find lost family and make new friends.” He also acknowledged that CHS helped him find the tools he needed to live a good life.

For a young man without roots, Pathways became a secure base for him. Now he is on the road to success, making those who know him proud of his accomplishments and service.

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ACTION & IMPACT

88% of youth

staying at Hutton House would tell a friend to go there if they needed help.

Every day we change lives and build futures through programs that strengthen and support youth and families.

23,000+

more than

83%

children, individuals and families were served last year through six core program areas: Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse Treatment, Youth Services, Shelter Services, School Based Services and Family Resource Centers.

6,400+

of those participating in drug and alcohol treatment, felt more connected to their community after completing treatment.

student contacts

were made across three school sites by our Graduation Coaches working to increase student engagement in youth at risk of dropping out. (A United Way of Stanislaus County program implemented by Center for Human Services)

55% confidence increase

93% of parents

accessing support from one of our Family Resource Centers in Ceres, Newman, Patterson and Oakdale, reported feeling like capable parents after receiving services.

At the beginning of counseling only 22% felt they could cope when things went wrong. After a year, over 77% of clients reported feeling like they can cope when things go wrong.

78% of youth

living at Pathways, transitional housing for homeless young adults, secured employment.

more than

94%

of staff surveyed at over 50 school sites stated that the student benefited from Student Assistance Program services.

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WAYS

to GIVE

Center for Human Services (CHS) is thankful for the many ways our community supports our work.

Here are some different ways you can support CHS:

TIME

TREASURE

TALENT

Become a volunteer in one of our many programs by lending a helping hand to our staff, sitting on a fundraising committee, or joining one of our active Boards.

Provide monetary support by giving through the Annual Fund, sponsoring or attending a special event like Edible Extravaganza, donating in-kind goods or supplies or by making a planned gift.

Offer to share one of your talents and create teachable moments with the people we serve and our employees. You could help teach a class, provide general maintenance and repairs at our facilities and more.

GIFT YOUR

legacy

Center for Human Services (CHS) is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization that provides quality prevention, education, counseling and shelter services for youth and families. Gifts through estate planning support the work we do and can provide significant federal and state tax deductions for you. Contact our Fund Development Department for more information.

CE N T E R FOR H UMAN SE RV I CES

Making gratitude look easy

since 1970

For more information, please contact our Chief Gratitude Officer (aka Development and Communications Director) Kate Trompetter at (209) 526-1476 or ktrompetter@centerforhumanservices.org

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AGENCY EXPENDITURES

FINANCIAL REPORT Fiscal Year July 1, 2014-June 30, 2015 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 2015

2014

Cash

$491,714

$691,852

Investments

$476,746

$988,174

Accounts Receivable

$792,151

$355,950

Promises to Give

$479,860

-

Prepaid Expenses

$64,990

$92,346

$2,838,169

$210,349

$5,143,630

$2,338,671

$462,039

$251,278

$1,965,611

$26,888

ASSETS

Property and Equipment (less depreciation) TOTAL ASSETS

39%

Community Counseling & Substance Abuse Treatment

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Notes Payable Deferred Revenue

$379,277

$389,839

$2,806,927

$668,005

$2,336,703

$1,670,666

$5,143,630

$2,338,671

$9,145,151

$7,740,724

$227,850

$133,746

$1,217,669

$483,241

$25,204

$149,103

$10,615,874

$8,506,814

Hutton House (6%)

$555,566

$520,648

Pathways (4%)

$425,527

$402,910

TOTAL LIABILITIES Net Assets TOTAL LIABILITES & NET ASSETS REVENUE Grants and Contract Program Fees Fundraising & Contributions Other Income TOTAL REVENUE EXPENSES

Youth Services (4%)

$396,481

$401,600

$1,925,970

$1,663,870

$69,332

$51,797

Community Counseling (39%)

$3,861,160

$3,510,851

Student Assistance Program (21%)

Family Resource Centers (19%) Community Capacity Building (1%)

$2,055,726

$1,278,878

First Step (2%)

$222,334

$241,064

Management and Fundraising (4%)

$437,741

$380,487

$9,949,837

$8,452,105

$666,037

$54,729

$2,336,703

$1,670,666

TOTAL EXPENSES Change in Net Assets Net Assets at End of Year

“

21% Student Assistance Program (SAP)

19% Family

Resource Centers

6% Hutton House 4% Pathways 4% Youth Services 4% Management & Fundraising 2% First Step 1% Community Capacity Building

I’m proud to be associated with an organization that has such a strong focus on doing the right thing – both in our neighborhoods and in the Board Room. CHS’ fiscal responsibility has resulted in a continuous stream of successful financial audits. Doing the right thing is part of the culture at CHS and we should feel lucky that CHS is part of our community.

”

- ANDREW MOSIER, Current Board President

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DONOR HIGHLIGHT

Chuck and Kristi O’Brien Chuck and Kristi O’Brien are CHS donors, community leaders, and generally two of the most generous people you’ll ever meet. They have been friends to CHS in many ways for 17 years. Whether through O’Brien’s Market, event support, or personal contributions, Chuck and Kristi continue to give of their time and their resources in support of the work CHS is doing throughout their community.

In 2014, CHS honored Chuck and Kristi with our Children First Distinguished Leadership Award, an award created to honor people in our community who

“Center for Human Services is unique to

support services for children and families at extraordinary levels. At that time, one member of our selection committee remarked, “They have a vision for how they can make a difference and they are putting their hearts into making it happen.”

this community because

Most recently, The O’Briens agreed to participate on our Framing Our Future Capital Campaign as Cabinet members. The goal was to raise $1 million towards the construction of our new building. The Cabinet was successful and CHS couldn’t be more grateful to them and the O’Briens for their continued commitment.

struggling to find a better

they provide positive alternatives to those

path for their lives.

”

- CHUCK AND KRISTI O’BRIEN

We recently had a chance to ask the O’Briens about their continued connection to CHS. “Our favorite program is Pathways. We’d never really thought about the young adults at age 18 that have no where to go. It is an amazing place for them to land and get on their feet.”

Chuck and Kristi went on to share, “Center for Human Services is unique to this community because they provide positive alternatives to those struggling to find a better path for their lives. The many programs offered provide safety, acceptance, education and encouragement to many people.”

At CHS, we are proud to have Chuck and Kristi O’Brien as part of our extended family. Their passion for our work and the youth and families we serve is felt throughout the organization every day. They have the best interest of their community in mind at all times and we’re so thankful CHS has become a part of their lives.

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PROUD SUPPORTER

of

CHS for

17

YEARS YEARS

WE GIVE THANKS GENERAL DONATIONS Grace Ahlem-Torbohn Gary & Betty Allen Elyssa Altadonna Steven & Solange Altman Debbi Amerine Gidget Amies Edward Aubert Charla Baird Shiela A. Baisley Brian & Barbara Baker Cheryl T. Barnes Joanne Barnes Michael & Holly Barnes Gary & Karen Beck Elliot Begoun Anna Bell Robert Benson Rita E. Berdion Rafael Bito Tai & Wanda Bogan Dave & Molly Boyatt William Boyer & Kathryn HallBoyer Adele Bradford Douglas & Judith Bradshaw Geoff Branson Terence Braxton Elizabeth Brichetto Lee Brooks Stephen & Donna Brown Tosha Brown Amanda Bughi Tim & Melody Bughi Scott Bynum Tim Camacho Ray & Fran Camagna James & Judith Caron Roy Castaneda William Cherry Kathy Chong Susan Christensen Gary Christian John & Tera Chumley Jodine Cirigliano Phillip Cochran-Weese Juanita Coffelt Kerry Cogburn Keith & Victoria Constable Shanna J. Cooley Tim & Kelly Coppedge Todd & Nanette Cordoni Paul Corona Frank Cota Rosemary Crippen Lauren Daly Marci D’Arpino Sue Davis Jesus & Maria De Leon Zach DeGough Tracy A. Dela Riva Margo Denison Scott & Pamela Denney Dan Dent Francine DiCiano Darla Dias Rachel Dickerson Ken Docktor Amber Donnelly Pete & Cindy Duenas Diamond Dunigan

Karen Duvall Mattie Echols Leroy & Patricia Egenberger Elizabeth Elizondo David Emanuel Jacilyn Ensing Kimberley Espinoza Mahmood Ali & Marilyn Falkenhagen Brett & Joy Farley Debera Fathke Andrea Fatone Daniel Felix Dori Filippini Nancy Fisher Timothy Flynn Frank Fogal Anthony & Vicki Fontana Lisa Forbus Andrew & Roberta Foster Louis & Kenni Friedman Terrie Gamboa Nick Garavaglia Saul Garcia Robert & Martha Gausman Joan Gisler Loren Gonella Ed Gong Mark & Jeanette Goss Curtis & Nancy Grant Elizabeth Greenlee - Harrison Michael Greenlee Dennis Gripenstraw Robin Grohl Lorraine Guevara Manuel M. Gullen Robin Gulvin Raquel Gutierrez Tom & Carolyn Hallinan David & Patty Halvorson Linda Hamilton Carol Haydon Stasie & Brittany Heinsaar Julie Henne Richard & Victoria Higginbotham Reynolds & Deanna Hill Deborah Holle Lori Holt Ronald & Suzanne Houck Margaret Hunter William & Roselee Hurst Julie Hutchison Dmitra Inteuse-Gideon Andria Jaite Darryl James Sarah Jamieson Judy Jardine Lucy Jaska Arthur & Catherine Jennison Danielle Jensen James A. Jimenez Kathie Johnson Lory Johnson Garth & Katherine Jolliff Mike & Beverly Jordan Ken & Valerie Karn Christina Karras Greg & Cindi Karras Kim K. Katz Amy Kennedy Jarod & Shannon King Steve & Carmen Kirk Marina Knudsen

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Loren Kuntz Sharon Lagier Garrett & Stacey Laituri Daniel & Julie Langford Kevin & Carol Lape Dwight Larks Philip & Michele Laverty David & Deanna Leamon Ross W. Lee Jan Leer Darin & Maureen Lemos Nicole Leonard Margaret E. Lindsley Pat Logan John G. Lopes Audrey Lopes-Dermond Maria W. Lopez Norman & Freda Lucas Tiffany Lutz Edward & Mildred Maring Anita Martin John & Renee Martinez Joseph & Pola Martino Marian Martino & Joanna Cusenza Kathleen Mason Barbara McCleskey Karla McCleskey Dennis McCord Robert Yockey & Jamie McCreary, Ph.D. Meredith Mcintosh Manuel & Maggie Mejia Sandy Minter Shailesh & Jyoti Mistry Marco Molina Helen Moran Lori Morris Elizabeth Morrison Marilyn K. Morton Alfonso Moscozo Andrew & Anna Mosier Aaron Moss Rodney & Freda Motto Taryn Muralt Tom Myers & Anne Blondeau Doris Nance Charlotte Natale Gary & Sharilyn Nelson Kenny & Karen Nichols Judi Nield Sam & Monica Ojcius Cinthia Ordaz Vega Ronald & Charlene Orona Guy Orr Diane Ott Sarah Pacheco Barbara Padmos Cameron & Melinda Pallotta Robert & Karen Pankow Sarah Jane Paradis-Sulak Gregory & Janet Pelton Pedro Perez Valorie Periera Loel Peters & Patti Reeder Agnes Picha Steven Pinedo Vivian Poach Robin Porter Pat Portwood Bill & Wendy Prather Onofre & Maria Preciado Stephanie Preciado

Gordon & Colleen Preston Londa Provine Darrell G. Purdy John & Eva Quinones Debbie Rash George & Char Raymond Amos Reyes Carole Richard Delores Richardson Glenn Richardson Doug Rocha Sara Rocha Glen Roddan Jean Rohr Marla Romanoff Kitzmann Shawn & Nancy Roraback Benjamin Rosenstein Robert & Nancy Ross Noe Rubio Jeremy Salazar Natalie Saldana Donald Sanford Karen Scheel Margaret Sciaroni Lynn Scripilliti Amy Sensney Rosanne Serano Perry & Sarah Settelmoir Thomas Shaw Patricia Shelton Charles & Patricia Shepherd Roxanne Shockey Cheryl Simpson Garrett Smith Heather Smith Julie Smith Margaret Smith Donnell Snipes Naomi Snyder Tom & Denise Solomon Tiffany Soto Leigh South Tarra Spade Harold Stanislaw Gerald Pasa & Victoria Stewart Tamberly Stone Kristen Strand Deborah Stueve Fernando & Sherri Suarez Vern Sutherland Bryan & Dawn Tacker Francis Tafoya Louise Terra Matthew & Kelly Thompson Melanie Thompson Robert & Enid Thompson Valrie Thompson Charles Tieman Edward & Darlene Tobias Cliff Tong David Rogers & Kate Trompetter Maria Trujillo Luke Tyrell Kathryn Usiak Lorese & Heidi Vandemark Mayra Vargas Janice Vella David & Ronda Verdegaal Timothy & Myrna Vick Beth Wade David & Christy Walker Angela Walton Christy Werner

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Shawn D. West Sandra & Mathew Weston-Dawkes Kevin & Carmen Wilson Dashaun Winston Kristoffer Winters George & Maureen Wolff Monica Wood David F. Woodill, D.D.S. Lee S. Wright Estate Traci Yazembiak Judy Yonan Donald & Sabia Young

CORPORATE & BUSINESS DONORS Amazon Smile Foundation Ambeck Mortgage Associates Applebee’s Arata, Swingle, Sodhi & Van Egmond AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign Ball Corporation Bank of Ag & Commerce Bank of the West Beckles Candies and Gifts Beta Sigma Phi Beta Epsilon Master Chapter Brandt Group Homes Buffalo Wild Wings California Center for Public Health Advocacy California Mortgage Associates CAPAX - Gidding, Corby, Hynes, Inc. Caron Compactor Co. CenCal Beverage Company Central Catholic High School Chopping Block Butcher Shop & Deli Classic Wines of California Bronco Wine Comp.

Cloud 9 Balloon Company ConAgra Credit Bureau Foundation Crow Trading Company Crystal Creamery Dania Bornholm #14 The Danish Society of Modesto Daughters of Penelope Phaedra Chapter 64 Delicato Family Vineyards Delta Sierra Beverage Dewz Dickerson Law Office Dickey’s Barbacue Pit DN Caulton Interior Systems Doc’s Q’in Pit Stop Doctors Medical Center Dusty Bottoms Trail Runners E & J Gallo Winery Education Foundation of Stanislaus County Entravision Communications Farmers & Merchants Bank Farmers Livestock Market, Inc. Fetzer Vineyards First Baptist Church First United Methodist Church United Methodist Women

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2014/2015 DONORS Fiscalini Cheese Company Foster Farms Poultry G3 Enterprises Gervasoni’s Gottschalk Music Center Gourmet Fresh Delicious Greens Market LLC Grimbleby Coleman CPA’s Harris Woolf California Almonds Healthy Aging Association Housing Authority of the County of Stanislaus Howard Training Center Huff Construction Ingram & Brauns Musik Shoppe Inheritence Vineyards Institute of Technology International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local #684 Jensen & Jensen Attorneys Kohl’s - Community Relations, AIA Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory HOME Campaign Maddox Resources, Inc. MOCSE Credit Union Modesto Irrigation District Modesto Subaru Modesto Teachers Association Inc. Mraz Amerine & Associates, Inc. My Chef Oak Valley Community Bank Oakdale Rotary Club O’Brien’s Market Off Center Thrift & Gift Optimal Hospice Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. Papa John’s Patogh Pension Management Pepsi Bottling Group PG&E Corporation Campaign for the Community Prime Shine Car Wash Rachel’s Kitchen River Paradise Mobile Home Park - Activity Committee Sanna, Inc. dba Barkin Dog Grill Satellite Health Care Savemart Supermarkets Schwab Charitable Fund Sierra Dental Care Glenn Takenaga, DDS Sierra Health Foundation Silkwood Wines Soroptimist International of Newman - Gustine Soroptimist International of Oakdale Spirit of Oakdale Sportsmen of Stanislaus Club Stanislaus CRTA Div #38 Steves Chevrolet Buick Inc. Stewart & Jasper Orchards Supherb Farms Sutter Care at Home Sutter Central Valley Hospital Sweet Cheeks Fair Treats, LLC T M O’Donnell Revocable Trust Tahoe Joe’s Tap Room Pub & Grub Texas Roadhouse The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Carroll Family The Queen Bean Coffee House Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company

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Tom F. Mihok O.D. Optometry Toscana’s Ristorante Tri Counties Bank Trinchero Family Estates Triple R Wagner dba The Boardroom Truist Comprehensive Two Paws Up Umpqua Bank United Way of Stanislaus County Uno’s Chicago Grill Valley First Credit Union Valley Harvest Nut Co., Inc. Valley Spirits LLC Varni Brothers Corporation Vito’s Ristorante Walmart - Plaza Pkwy Walmart Stores, Inc. Wellbound Wells Fargo Foundation Westamerica Bank Winton-Ireland, Strom & Green Insurance Agency Yosemite Meat Company

IN-KIND DONATIONS Melissa Acosta Vanessa Aguilar Javier Aguilera Emily Anderson Chris Arsenio At Home Ball Corporation Chanay Barker BBVA Cpompass Bank Kathleen Bellina Beta Sigma Phi - Beta Epsilon Master Chapter Gladys Birdsall Miranda Blakes Karen Boltwood Bordona’s Furniture Bill Borland Kassandra Branscan Kevin & Brandy Brinker Jessica Buir Cafe Bliss Lorena Cahill Steven & Cheryl Carmichael Russ & Shelly Carpenter Irma Carrillo Javier & Carrie Castillon Century 21 M&M and Associates Brandy Chandler CHMB Jennifer Christenson Bridgette Clement Cloud 9 Balloon Company Juanita Coffelt Sheila Cordray Marisha Cousins Covanta - Salida Office Covenant Grove Church Barbara Cruickshank Amanda Cruse Cumulus Danielle’s Gifts Lucia Deiro Delta Phi Master Dusty Bottoms Trail Runners Chris Edward Angelica Enciso Entravision Communications Andy & Joan Eshoo Kathy Fahey David Falkowski Bonnie Fegarido

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Ferrarese’s Deli First United Methodist Church - United Methodist Women Fresh Ideas Flower Co. Fun Sports Bikes Monica G. Fran Gannon Elaine Garcia Nancy Garcia Go Mobile Mike Gomes Jessica Gomez Margarita Gonzalez Mark & Jeanette Goss Grace Lutheran Church Meghan Green Raquel Gutierrez Lori Guyll Stacy Haley Teresa Hammond Liz Harrelson Stasie & Brittany Heinsaar Paul & Joanne Holtzclaw Tyler & Jennifer Holzum Hughson High School Erica Hunt iHeart Media Linda Inglet Brenda Insurriaga Maiid Jaurejui Joyce Johnson Mindy Johnson Christine King Phil Klienheint Lois Kobayshi KRVR - The River Daniel & Julie Langford Kimberly Lara Ana Lazareno Little Luv Bugz Mark Loeser Laura Lopez Lisa Lopina Tiffany Lutz Suzana Manriquez Amanda Martin Debbie Martin Anna Mc Cuistion Robert Yockey & Jamie McCreary, Ph.D. Corby McDonald Ryan McHenry Debera Mclatyre Cheryl Mendoza Amnesty Miller Rod and Kathy Miller Kathy Minasian Modesto Senior Citizens Quilt Dept.

Modesto Vacuum & Sewing ModestoView Rebecca Montgomery Christina Moran Bianco Moreno Moss Rose Bakery Patricia Muhlen Patricia Munholand Taryn Muralt Rita Murphy Robert Murphy Jessica Niacaris Seith & Mica Nitschke Oakdale Garden Club Suzanne Oden Office Team Sam & Monica Ojcius Orchard Supply Hardware Ira Pablo

Sherry Parker Jennifer Parsons Patterson Sheriff’s Department Dana Pendley Plush Hair Studio Courtney Polic Private Party Edward & Cheryl Rayburn Loel Peters & Patricia Reeder Wendy Reid Vernan & Jeanie Rekow Reyna’s Pinatas Party Supplies Janis Rien Pat Risoen River Paradise Mobile Home Park - Activity Committee Raquel Robinson Travis Robinson Angelica Rodriguez Joyce Rohnke Ana Romero Royal Robbins Deotis Sanders Janet Sandoval Diana Scallin Dennis & Jody Scroggins Christine Serpa Showtime Mobile Detailing Sara Shreman Barbara Silva Sleep Train, Inc. Small Town Trinkets Linda Smith Teresa Smith Soroptimist International of Modesto North Sound Express St. Vincent dePaul Society Brett & Yvette Steves Prissila Stice Brian & Tamberly Stone Bill Strange Lisa Suarez Suzey Belen’s Mexican Resturant Cassy Takakl Ryan Tarpein Robert Taylor Pat Teveldahl The Modesto Bee Vivian Thompson Oscar Tovar Veronica Tresquez Donna Tripp United Way of Stanislaus County Maria Vargas Norma Vega Evelyn Vekic Maria Verdin Village Baking Company & Cafe Lynette Vose Mike & Sharon Walker Kathy Wallace Walmart - Ceres Walmart - Patterson Willey Printing Kenneth & Charlotte Williams Myrna Wolf Matt Woods Steven & Julena Worley Judith Wormley Jennifer Young Lupie Zaragoza

ANNUAL FUND Karina Aguilar Juanita Aguirre Claudia Alcala-Linares Dennis Alsofrom & Linda Anderson

Steven & Solange Altman Maria Antunez Sandra Arana Maribel Archuleta Ronald Azevedo & Deborah Ange Trever Balzer Bank of Ag & Commerce Henry Barrett Pedro Bautista Ivan & Eleanor Bays Anna Bell Janice Bender Karen Boltwood George & Anna Boodrookas Regina Bouvia Nicole Bowen Josh & Tiffani Bower Christopher & Jennifer Brady Geoff Branson William & Carol Brashear Hugh & Christine Brereton Bright Family Foundation Wolfgang Bach & Victorina Brizuela Bach John & Debbie Bryon Amanda Bughi Barnett Bill & Kym Bunnell CAPAX - Gidding, Corby, Hynes, Inc. Victor & Estela Caravalho Janelle Cardoso Sheila Carroll Imelda Castellanos Desiree Cervantes Toni Clark Bridgette Clement Steve & Lindy Collins Spencer & Jennifer Cooper Paul Corona Frank Cota William & Karen Cox Charles & Phyllis Craft Christine Crane Tammy Cruise Alex & Kara Cruz Jasmine Cuevas Catherine Cunningham Richard P. Cunningham Rhonda Dahlgren Jolene Daly Brad de la Cruz Tyler de Camp Joihn Degele & Stacy Lent Zach DeGough Robert Degrasse & Tami Krauss Dickerson Law Office Rachel Dickerson Albert Dixon Joan Dompe Pete & Cindy Duenas Elizabeth Elizondo Laura Elkinton Mike & Penny Ellis James & Carole Enochs Dominck & Roseanna Enriques Kimberley Espinoza Jorge Fernandez Vanessa Fernandez Renee Flora Susan W. Foster Norma Foster-Maddy David & Sharon Froba Christine Fuentes Jaime Fuentes G3 Enterprises Dianne Gagos Mitchell & Leesa Gagos Cristal Gallegos Mary Gallo Stacey Glover

Rosalba Gonzalez Mark & Jeanette Goss Lisa Gotelli Michael Greenlee Chris Hallis Ray & Paula Harter Stasie & Brittany Heinsaar Esmeralda Hernandez Ortiz Rosa A. Hernandez Heydi Herrera Dirk & Gladys Hoek Nancy Hornberger Sarah J. Hunt Jerry Ichord Barry Jackson Dale & Mary Jackson Kenneth White & Robin Johnson Garth & Katherine Jolliff Janet Jorge Shawna Kavanagh Karen S. Kerl Reed Countryman & Alta Kiernan Mariah King Michael & Susan Kiyoi Gerald & Linda Kovacs Garrett & Stacey Laituri Jack & Cornelia Leach Monica Leon Mitchell Lima Michael & Kyle Lingg Mark Loeser Pat Logan John G. Lopes Jessica Lora Sharon Lovalvo Elisa Lucero Michael & Paulette Macdonald Steve & Gina Machado Viridiana Maldonado MIchael Marrero Nora Martinez Bruce & Catherine McClellan Robert Yockey & Jamie McCreary, Ph.D. Rosemary McFadden McGrath Moving & Storage, Inc. Cortland & Joanne Meinhardt Alicia Mendoza Gerald & Kathy Milhollan Charlotte Mills Shailesh & Jyoti Mistry Richard & Jeanine Monteith Norma C. Moore R.J. Moriconi Andrew & Anna Mosier Taryn Muralt Tom Myers & Anne Blondeau Jason & Niki Neri Maria Nevarez Richard & Patricia Norquist Kate & Roland Nyegaard Oak Valley Community Bank Helen Olivares Cinthia Ordaz Vega Jay & Kelly Osman Bill & Cathie Peck Lourdes Perez Richard Perez Loel Peters & Patti Reeder Joshua Petitt Lucy Pires Bill & Wendy Prather Onofre & Maria Preciado John & Eva Quinones Beatriz Ramirez Steve & Linda Ray Regina Raygoza George & Char Raymond Amos Reyes Michael & Lisa Ringer

Jimmy & Ada Rivera Sheilena Roberts Angelica Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez David & Kim Rose William Rose Michael Rydman Natalie Saldana Dr. Lawrence & Carin Sarkis Andrew & Lori Schumacher Raymond & Joan Simon Charron Smith Jennifer Monnich Smith Kathy Smith Linda Smith Tom & Denise Solomon Joel Sosa-Lopez Alan Steigerwald Emily Stevenson Charles & Diane Stewart Brian & Tamberly Stone Bryan & Dawn Tacker Daniela Tapia Valrie Thompson Freya Thorsen David Rogers & Kate Trompetter Abel Trujillo United Way of Stanislaus County Kathryn Usiak Paul Vantress Mayra Vargas J. Burton & Pauline P. Vasche Aurelia Vazquez Maureen Webster Jerry L. Weedon Gary & Barbara West Virgil & Danielle White John & Carol Whiteside Debi Whitten Julie Williams Damon Woods Tori Zeek

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN R.J. Moriconi & Tony Alonzo Solange Altman American Chevrolet Arnold Cement ASAP At Home Availability Professional Staffing Trever Balzer Christine Beckstrom Allen & Carol Beebe Mr. & Mrs. Bell Bertolotti Disposal Sarah Birmingham Marjorie Blom Blom & Associates Tom Meyers & Anne Blondeau Bogetti Construction Boyett Petroleum Geoff Branson William & Carol Brashear Hugh & Christine Brereton Brewer Family Dentistry Bruno Family Bunnel Family Cabello Family California Mortgage Associates - Chris Harrigfeld The Cardoza Family Jim & Judy Caron Carroll Family John & Suzanne Casazza Max & Stella Casias Central Valley Automotive Greg & Carla Ciccarelli City Signs

Randy, Sandy & Pat Clark Commercial Specialty Inc. Gary & Martha Connor Spencer & Jennifer Cooper Tim & Kelly Coppedge Covanta Energy William Cox Credit Bureau Foundation of Stanislaus Community Foundation Tammy Cruise Dr. Phil Trompetter & Dawn Cunningham Marian Martino & Joanne Cusenza Marci D’Arpino Data Path Jim & Tracey Devenport Brad de la Cruz Tyler de Camp Zach DeGough Dickerson Law Ron & Lynn Dickerson Doctors Medical Center Pete & Cindy Duenas Ellen Dunbar E & J Gallo Winery Michael & Penny Ellis Ron & Janice Emerzian Dr. Steve & Ann Endsley Jim & Carole Enochs Jorge Fernandez Foster Farms Paul & Linda Frank Lou & Kenni Friedman Furniture Mart Dianne Gagos Cindy Gipp Mark & Jeanette Goss Lisa Gotelli Grimbleby Coleman CPA’s Mark & Shirley Hadley Dave & Kathy Halsey Tim & Deanna Hansen Dr. Raymond & Paula Harter Stasie & Brittany Heinsaar Hemiller Family Dirk & Gladys Hoek Darwin & Kathryn Inman Hoffman Insulation Huff Construction Inman Commodities J.S. West Sarah Jamieson JC Metals Ken White & Robin Johnson Eric & Susan Johnston Michael & Eleni Kordazakis Bob DeGrasse & Tami Krauss Garrett & Stacey Laituri Ross & Gina Lee Mitchell Lima Edwin Liu Pat Logan Michael & Paulette MacDonald Steve & Gina Machado Mann, Urrutia, Nelson CPA’s Garrad & Dallas Marsh Harold & Janice Martin Joe & Pola Martino Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation Bruce & Catherine McClellan Robert Yockey & Jamie McCreary, Ph.D. Earl & Rosemary McFadden Mocse Federal Credit Union Modesto Irrigation District Modesto Lions Club Modesto Rotary Club Modesto Steel

ModestoView Jennifer Monnich Smith Montpelier Nut Company Steve & Susan Mort Andrew & Anna Mosier Rod & Freda Motto Mraz Amerine & Associates Taryn Muralt Never Boring Design North Modesto Kiwanis Club Dr. Roland & Kate Nyegaard Oak Valley Community Bank Chuck & Kristi O’Brien Francis O’Brien John & Debra O’Brien Michael & Maria O’Brien Richard & Christy O’Brien OCAT, Inc. Tom & Peggy O’Donnell Sam & Monica Ojcius OK Produce Rosalie Osman Panelized Structures, Inc. Paradigm Construction Harold & Kathy Peterson John & Bonnie Phillips Manuel & Connie Pires Dr. Richard & Shirley Plotzker PMZ Realty Bill & Wendy Prather Onofrio & Maria Preciado Gordon & Colleen Preston Dan & Hilary Price Prime Shine & Porges Family Foundation Proctor & Gamble Rachel’s Kitchen Dr. Nirmal & Dr. Meetinder Rai Brandon Raymond George & Char Raymond The Reeder Family Remedy Youth Group RJ Simon Family Partners Larry & Judy Robinson Lupe Rodriguez Roger’s Jewelers Dr. Lawrence & Carin Sarkis The Savage Family Shannon Scheder Leia Schmidt Michael & Connie Schoonover Andrew & Lori Schumacher Sierra Dental Care Patricia Simmons David Rockwell & Nancy Smith Billy & Kathy Smith Jak & Ticia Sodhi Tom & Denise Solomon Soroptimist International of Modesto Stanislaus Surgical Hospital Stewart Family Foundation Brian & Tamberly Stone Margaret Sturtevant Success Capital Bryan & Dawn Tacker George & Elizabeth te Velde Jorene Moratto & Sharon Tereshka The Modesto Bee Mark & Kristen Thompson Melanie Thompson Vivian, Valrie & Vickie Thompson Bob & Enid Thompson David Rogers & Kate Tompetter United Capital - Jason Gordo & Jeff Burrow Valley Lexus & Valley BMW Valley Oak Property Management Vandemark Family Dentistry

Community Report 2014/2015

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Arata, Swingle, Sodhi & VanEgmond Paul Vantress Burt & Pauline Vasche Jaydeen Vincente Dan Vu Denice Walker Alicia Wallace Walter & Patricia Ward Wells Fargo Bank Linda West Williams Tank Lines Kevin & Carmen Wilson Wilson Portable Welding John Patrick & Amy Wolfe Yosemite Lanes Yosemite Meat Company Lynn & Sue Zwahlen

IN HONOR OF MARILYN MORTON Norman Antinetti Scott & Lori Armstrong Bart Barringer Rl & J Peterson Tom & Cindy Robinson

IN HONOR OF RICHARD AND SHIRLEY PLOTZKER Paul & Kerry Zinn

FUNDING PARTNERS California Endowment Ceres Unified School District City of Modesto Foster Farms Great Valley Academy Kaiser in the Community Keyes Union School District Modesto City Schools Modesto Junior College Oakdale Joint Unified School District Omega Nu Patterson Joint Unified School District Public Health Institute Riverbank Unified School District Sierra Vista Child & Family Services Stanislaus County Alliance Worknet Stanislaus County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services Stanislaus County Children & Families Commission Stanislaus County Community Services Agency Stanislaus County Department of Child Support Services Stanislaus County Department of Planning and Community Development Stanislaus County Health Services Agency Stanislaus County Probation Stanislaus Union School District Susan G. Komen for the Cure Sutter Health Foundation Turlock Unified School District U.S. Department of Health and Human Services U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development United Way of Stanislaus County

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