CHRIS 180 - Annual Report 2018

B UIL D ING For a Better Future ANNUAL REPORT 2018

2018 ADV ISO RY CO U NCIL

2018 BOARD M E M BE RS

LEADERSHIP

CHAIR Mona B. Harty Delta Air Lines

Conroy Boxhill Porter Novelli

Lenore W. Cusick CIBC Private Wealth Management

Randy Buhlig VICE CHAIR Community Volunteer Carolyn C. Donnelly Susan O’Farrell CIBC Private Wealth BlueLinx Isys Caffey Management Stripe Reputation TREASURER April Estes Deborah Sessions Ron Carmichael PwC Porter Keadle Moore Verifone Pamela W. Goode SECRETARY Kathy Colbenson Bobby Dodd Institute J. Gabriel Banks CHRIS 180, Inc. Weathington McGrew Kevin Heath Georgia-Pacific LLC

CO-CHAIR Superior Court Judge T. Jackson Bedford Fulton County (retired)

Jay Bernath C&S Wholesale Meat Company Kathy Bremer Boardwalk Consulting

CO-CHAIR Nandy Millner Merrill Lynch Private Bank

BA Albert ba Agency

Ann Cramer Pamela Babineau Coxe Curry Community Volunteer & Associates Alice Ball Cheryl Fisher Custer Community Volunteer Attorney at Law Angele H. Barrow Curley M. Dossman Community Volunteer Georgia-Pacific Foundation Patty Bedford Community Volunteer Chad Duncan Accenture LLP

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Valarie Mackey WrightNow Solutions

Julia A. Houston Equifax, Inc.

Hon. Todd Markle Superior Court of Fulton County

Susan Somersille Johnson SunTrust Banks

Terrin McKay Community Volunteer

Bo Keatley Savills Studley

J. Scott Mosteller Genuine Parts Co.

Robert L. Kight Delta Air Lines

Terry Russell Stanley Martin Homes

Ken Felts NFP Executive Benefits

Robert L. Karem Araya Mesfin UBS Financial Services UBS Financial Services, Inc. Bertram L. Levy Susan Grant Arnall Golden Gregory, Martha Abbott Pacini Community Volunteer LLP Community Volunteer

Kenneth F. Britt Marcel D. Hannah Community Volunteer Bank of America Brian Bowling Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

Thomas J. Houle Homrich Berg

Robert S. Harkey Delta Air Lines (ret).

Marc Heilweil Wealth Manager

Sheila Lowden-Frazier HR Partners B. M. King Georgia Power Company

Claudia Patton Edelman USA

Cyril Turner Year Up Thomas Watson Hyundai Capital America Rebecca Woods Seyfarth Shaw LLP

William B. Rosenberg Community Volunteer Natalie Ross BrightBlue Partners Arnie Silverman Silverman CPM, Inc.

Sheila Weidman-Farley Brooke Pendleton Georgia-Pacific LLC Community Volunteer Mark Weinstein Marietta G. Petters Brightwell Talent Community Volunteer Solutions

Timothy V. Killenberg N3 Eric Pittman Vital Solutions Kip N. Kirkpatrick Alston & Bird (Retired) William C. Philbrick Tad Hutcheson UNICEF Delta Air Lines Paula Larson Dugan Unlimited Mark H. Rapaport Jonathan Karron Emory University Community Volunteer Kenneth G. Menendez Marilyn Rosenberg J.D. Kellum Ellis Funk, P.C. Community Volunteer Keller Williams Realty - Atlanta Midtown Douglas R. Hooker Atlanta Regional Commission

Rebecca Sherrill BMC Software, Inc.

Karen Wilbanks Robert and Polly Dunn Foundation Gil Wolchock Philotek Curtis L. Wooten Community Volunteer Frank Wrenn Habitat for Humanity International

CH RI S 1 8 0 2018 L E AD E R S HI P T EAM

11,829 TOTAL NUMBERS SERVED & TRAINED

Kathy Colbenson, MA, LMFT President & Chief Executive Officer Cindy Simpson, MA, Ed.S. Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

199

Kevin Clift Chief Development Officer

3, 116 COUNSELING

Emily Thompson VP Community Programs

Monica McGannon, MSW, LCSW Clinical Director, Fulton County Behavioral Health Chaundra Luckett Director, Marketing & Communications Selima Morrow Director, Outreach & Community Housing Rita Mathis, LCSW Director, CHRIS Training Institute Traci Willis, LPC Director, JourneyZ Melissa Graves, LMFT Director, School-Based Mental Health Services Antoinette Maddox Controller

1,239

YOUNG ADULT HOUSING AND ASSISTANCE

Mark Phillips, MBA, CPA Chief Financial Officer

Brittney Walters, LCSW Clinical Director| CHRIS Counseling Center, Director | TransitionZ and Drop In Center

KEY RESULT S

437

AT-PROMISE YOUTH & FAMILY CENTER

WRAP AROUND FAMILY SUPPORT

82

ADOPTIONS

624

SCHOOL-BASED COUNSELING

137

GROUP HOMES

2,714

OUTREACH & COMMUNITY HOUSING

3,352 TRAINING

*school-based counseling is also included in Counseling number

80,000+

1373

88%

92%

SERVED & TRAINED SINCE 1981

OF TRANSITIONZ RESIDENTS WERE WORKING AND/OR ENROLLED IN SCHOOL

TRAINED IN TRAUMA STARs THROUGH THE CHRIS TRAINING INSTITUTE

OF KEEPING FAMILIES TOGETHER FAMILIES WERE STRENGTHENED AND STAYED TOGETHER WITHOUT EXPERIENCING DISRUPTION

29,455

HOURS OF THERAPEUTIC SESSIONS AT THE CHRIS COUNSELING CENTER ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | 3

A LETTER FROM OUR PRESIDENT & CEO, AND BOARD CHAIR

Dear Friend of CHRIS 180, On behalf of the Board of Directors, staff, and clients helped at CHRIS 180, thank you for being a generous supporter of our mission. Thanks to you and people like you, CHRIS 180 impacted the lives of 8,477 people last year and trained over 3,300 therapists, teachers and other professionals.

Time and again, we see the demand for life-changing, trauma-informed services is huge—greater even than many initial predictions. In 2018, we celebrated the first anniversary of service at the Atlanta Police Foundation’s At-Promise Youth and Community Center, where CHRIS 180 is the lead partner—at the one-year mark, we had exceeded the estimate of youth served in the community for the first year by more than 300%. Last year, we began a new partnership as the

The totals are important because when we see all the people and all the outcomes together, we understand the immense scope of the impact that we have. Then the total multiplies because each person touches many other people…and the impact becomes enormous! CHRIS 180 is a team effort—staff, Board and supporters like you. Without you, we could never have achieved so much.

Thank you, Kathy & Mona

behavioral health services provider for Fulton County, serving children, adolescents and young adults. We have become a sought-after partner for public schools, increasing our presence in schools by 30%. True to our mission to strengthen families, we launched two new re-entry programs with Fulton and

Kathy Colbenson, LMFT

DeKalb County jails, ensuring families get a real second chance after incarceration.

President & CEO

And finally, as trauma-informed care is becoming the standard for more and more caregivers, our CHRIS Training Institute increased the number of individuals trained by 49%.

To support this growth, the obvious need and the demand for our services, we launched the Turning Point Capital Campaign in 2016, and exceeded our goal, raising more than $15 Million by the summer of 2018! We broke ground on our new Center of Excellence for Training, Education and Connections in March of 2018,

Mona Harty

setting the stage for expansion and the long-term sustainability of CHRIS 180.

Chair, Board of Directors

Even as we grow and plan for future growth, we are proud of strong, consistent outcomes across our programs because every one of these numbers is made up of real people. As CHRIS 180 leadership, we have the honor of learning the names of many of these people, and seeing some of their stories up close as they overcome trauma with our help. We are proud of every life changed. And, we are very proud of the CHRIS 180 staff who work so hard to help children adults and families. They are the “boots on the ground” in service of our mission. In 2018, 39 staff members were promoted, making CHRIS 180 even stronger.

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Delta Air Lines

T U R N I N G P O I N T C A P I T A L C A M PA I G N A New Chapter For CHRIS 180

In April 2018, a small group of friends, supporters and CHRIS 180 staff gathered on the site of the future home of CHRIS 180’s Center of Excellence for Training, Education and Connections for a groundbreaking ceremony. The 20,000 square foot facility includes multipurpose space for the CHRIS Training Institute; a new challenge ropes course for corporate groups and counseling services; a suite for an expanded Adoptions and Keeping Families Together program specializing in strengthening families, family preservation, and achieving permanency for hard-to-place children and sibling groups; and administrative offices. In August 2018, we announced that the campaign had reached its $15 million goal to increase our capacity to help more than 13,000 people each year.

Construction on the Center of Excellence continued throughout the fall and neared completion by the end of the year, and staff members moved into the new facility in May 2019. The project would not have been possible without the generous financial support of corporate, foundation and individual donors. CHRIS 180 is grateful for our village of supporters.

Building Blocks of Success: Larger training facilities space to increase impact through trauma-informed trainings New Integrated Healthcare Clinic offering behavioral and primary health services in partnership with Mercy Care Challenge Ropes Course, a new therapeutic tool for counseling and a resource for teambuilding Expanded CHRIS Counseling Center, including a sensory room that provides a soothing environment for clients 3 new homes for children and siblings in foster care and a duplex for family preservation and assessment

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BUILDING COMMUNIT Y THROUGH HEALING C o u n s e l i n g P r o g r a m s E x p a n d To S e r v e M o r e

2018 marked CHRIS 180’s fourth year providing School-Based Mental Health services in local elementary, middle and high schools. Primarily serving Title I schools in the Atlanta Public School System, along with Clayton, DeKalb and Fulton County Schools, CHRIS 180’s school-based counseling creates easy access to mental health resources for students who need counseling and support to help them succeed. Our approach includes not only a therapist at each school, but the adults in many schools also receive trauma training, coaching and support in many of the schools.

The 2017-2018 school year saw rapid growth, benefiting many students. CHRIS 180 began the year in 16 schools, and by the end of 2018, our therapists were in 27 schools! Our staff offers evidence-based mental health counseling and

January of 2019. The first contract focuses on helping

behavioral supports for students battling depression, anxiety, bullying, disruptive

emotionally disturbed children, ages 0-12 and their

behaviors and past trauma and abuse.

families with counseling and trauma training through partnerships with the YMCA Early Learning Centers and

Classrooms weren’t the only area of counseling growth for CHRIS 180. With the

Sheltering Arms as well as other caregivers. The second

approval of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, CHRIS 180 was awarded

award funds a substance abuse day treatment program

a five-year behavioral health services contract to help uninsured children, adoles-

for teens and young adults in North Fulton County,

cents and young adults, ages 0-24. In year one, the contract called on CHRIS 180

where the opioid crisis has received national news

to serve 1,000 children, youth and young adults, and thanks to the hard work of

attention in an area known as the heroin triangle.

CHRIS 180 staff in reducing barriers to obtaining help, we were able to exceed that goal by more than 300 individuals living in Fulton County.

Thanks to an organizational commitment to partnerships, we leverage community strengths to address the needs

Additionally, CHRIS 180 was awarded two five-year SAMHSA (Substance Abuse

of the child and whole family while impacting and

& Mental Health Services Administration) grants which officially began in

uplifting communities and schools.

BUILDING BLOCKS OF SUCCESS 600 students served during 2017-2018 school year through School Based Mental Health program; growing wait list of local schools interested in partnering The Atlanta Police Foundation’s At-Promise Youth & Community Center, where CHRIS 180 serves as the lead organization, continues to grow with positive results. In 2018, there was a 4% recidivism rate among the youth who participated in activities at the center Adult Mental Health and Community Health Worker services began operating on Atlanta’s Westside in 2018 6 | CHRIS 180

T R AU M A- I N F O R M E D T R A I N I NG Sharing Our Expertise with the Community

In 2018, the CHRIS Training Institute extended its reach throughout Metro Atlanta, offering more courses, workshops and classes for professionals in the behavioral health, nonprofit and education arena on recognizing and responding to children, youth and adults who have experienced trauma in their lives.

The CHRIS Training Institute team worked with mental health professionals to extend Continuing Education workshops on topics including Trauma Assessments, Trauma Toolboxes, Play in Family Therapy, Grief and Loss, Attachment and Trauma, Approval Obsession, and Two Thumbs Up: Using Music and Movies in Therapy.

CHRIS 180 also traveled across the state and region to present our unique work to larger audiences at conferences such as: The National Council for Behavioral Health and the Daniel Memorial Conference.

Educators and administrators made up one of the CHRIS Training Institute’s largest groups of training attendees in 2018, thanks to the work of Project 180. This program is an initiative launched in 2016 through a grant by SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration). In addition to providing schoolbased mental health services, Project 180 provides training sessions for teachers and administrators in our partner schools using Trauma STARs and the evidenced based Attachment, Regulation and Competency (ARC) framework.

Data collected in 2018 shows a drop in student referrals for discipline related incidents and staff turnover rates as well as increasing attendance rates. Educators have reported increased understanding about the impact of trauma on their students’ lives, the school, community and themselves personally. We look forward to continued work with our partner schools and opportunities to positively impact the lives of students, families, educators, schools and communities.

BUILDING BLOCKS OF SUCCESS 444 external professionals were trained in trauma-infomed care 617 staff from nine Atlanta Public Schools received Trauma STARs training Completed 45 Project 180 Trainings Completed for more than 320 teachers and administrators 1200+ website visits since March 2018 launch Most popular trainings: Working with LGBTQ+ Youth & Trauma-Informed Care ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | 7

STRENGTHENING YOUNG ADULT S Programs Give Stability & Hope

Imagine aging out of foster care with no family, and no place to call home. Imagine becoming homeless due to family violence or rejection. Imagine having no one in your corner. It’s an all too true reality for thousands of teenagers in Georgia and across the country. CHRIS 180 has two programs that work collaboratively with state partners and other organizations to help keep these young adults from living on the streets.

CHRIS 180’s TransitionZ program helps traumatized homeless youth by providing safe, stable, supportive housing in our Summit Trail Apartment complex. In 2018, many of our clients found the stability and help they were looking for from CHRIS 180. Working with life coaches and therapists, our young people began to achieve success. Of those who were unemployed when they moved in, 78% found jobs while living at Summit Trail and more than half are seeking higher education while working in various fields.

TransitionZ works alongside our Drop-In Center, The SPOT, to help people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, ages 16-24, with housing, therapy, life skills and education. CHRIS 180 partners with the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, to give often-forgotten youth the opportunity to create meaningful connections and receive help in supportive environments that foster personal accountability and growth.

In 2018, CHRIS 180’s Drop-In Center saw a significant increase in daily clients served, thanks to promotional support through grants and the expansion of

programs offered. With the support of Macy’s, clients were given paid apprenticeships to gain valuable job experience while working in the CHRIS 180 community, and with funding from Accenture, clients received online learning classes and cultural enrichment activities.

OUR IMPACT Danielle and Oliver Patton and their three children moved to Summit Trail Apartments in 2016.

The couple, who struggled to find stable housing and employment, were able to focus on gaining permanent work and healing. Danielle, often served as a role model for other young parents in the program and often took on a leadership role at various CHRIS 180 events. At the end of 2018 they moved out into their own 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, fully furnished home thanks to CHRIS 180.

They’re looking forward to owning their home soon, and have become thriving, productive members of their community.

BUILDING BLOCKS OF SUCCESS 88% of youth in TransitionZ are working and/or in school Two years after leaving TransitionZ, 88% are safely housed and 88% are employed Four years after leaving TransitionZ, 100% are safely housed and 100% are employed

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PROVIDING SAFE HOMES & ENVIRONMENTS Pa r t n e r s h i p s Ke y To S u c c e s s

At our core, CHRIS 180 is an organization committed to helping people heal and strengthening families in ways that foster dignity and respect.

We do whatever it takes. For each one of us, having a safe place to live is a basic need. It enables us to have foundation and a sense of dignity and pride.

CHRIS 180’s work in the behavioral health extends to helping to secure housing for those who are facing homelessness, often connected to their mental health diagnosis. Our Outreach and Community Housing program works to provide rapid re-housing and re-entry housing assistance for young adults, young parents and families to help them become contributing members of our community.

CHRIS 180’s Outreach and Community Housing Program operates emergency assistance programs that assist young adults and families in emergency situations.

Emergencies include rental assistance, mortgage assistance, and help with utilities and connection to legal assistance for housing concerns. received services at the At-Promise Youth and Community During 2018, 45 families with a total of 122 children were placed in housing, and

Center. Just months before, CHRIS 180 was honored to

178 young adults were given a safe place to live, along with wraparound CHRIS 180

move a family into bridge housing in partnership with

support services.

Quest Community Development and Atlanta Habitat for Humanity.

Our team also collaborates with a number of partners to find both bridge housing and permanent housing for homeless and legacy Westside residents. One of the

Thanks to our partners, CHRIS 180 can provide counsel-

most touching stories of the past year, happened just before the kickoff of the

ing that helps families address their trauma, begin to heal

holiday season. CHRIS 180 was proud to move four mothers with young children,

and become better equipped to make choices that enable

into newly renovated homes purchased by the Westside Future Fund in the English

them to successfully navigate life’s challenges.

Avenue community. Those mothers came to our attention, after their children

BUILDING BLOCKS OF SUCCESS 2, 714 served by the Outreach & Community Housing Program 8 housing-related grants totaling $1.3M + 60 young adults moved into their first apartment

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EVENTS THE FINAL ROUND April 8, 2018 CHRIS 180’s Emerging Leaders Network (ELN) hosted its 2nd annual fundraiser, The Final Round at Cross Creek CafÊ.

The group, made up of young professionals dedicated to impacting our programs for youth facing homelessness, raised over $45,000! The generosity of attendees at the Masters themed cocktail party and golf tournament helps to ensure that hundreds of youth have safe housing and support during difficult times.

ELN LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE: Lenore Cusick, Chair | CIBC Atlantic Trust, Carolyn Donnelly, Board Advisor | CIBC Atlantic Trust Emily Douglas, Secretary | CIBC Atlantic Trust, James Spung, Treasurer | Jones Day Gabe Banks, Board Liaison | Weathington Smith, P.C., Tori Hood, Special Projects | CIBC Atlantic Trust Chris Obenschain, Communications | Georgia-Pacific

The Final Round viewing par-tee

benefiting CHRIS 180 programs for homeless youth

THE WHITE PARTY June 8, 2018 Did you know CHRIS 180 was the first nonprofit organization in the state to openly serve, reach out to and celebrate LGBTQ+ youth? The White Party, our annual cocktail party that supports outreach and services for LGBTQ+ youth, raised more than $40,000 to support these efforts. With hundreds of signature white outfits on display and a silent disco by Yvonne Monet, guests had a great time partying the night away at Mason Fine Arts while ensuring CHRIS 180 can fund vital programs to help LGBTQ+ young adults move out of homelessness into a new life with counseling, safe housing and valuable life skills.

THE CHRISTAL BALL August 18, 2018 Co-Chairs: Sheila Weidman-Farley & Becca Sherrill The 18th annual gala, The CHRIStal Ball, was a special night for CHRIS 180.

During the event, we announced the completion of our Turning Point Capital Campaign and raised over $340,000 to help our children, youth and families change the direction of their lives. Honorees were Cyril Turner, CHRIS 180 Board Member, President of Year Up, and David Moody, CEO of C.D. Moody Construction for their leadership in raising $15 million towards our efforts to double our footprint. More than 400 people were in the audience for the fundraising dinner and were moved not only by the campaign announcement but by remarkable stories told by CHRIS 180 youth, Zach Milner and Levi Smith. Zach and Levi shared the important role CHRIS 180 played in changing the direction of their lives.

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2 0 1 8 I N C O M E & E X P E N S E S

Contracts and Fees for Service

$2,879,421 Capital Campaign Contributions

$15,435,939

Charitable Contributions

$2,781,882

Rental Income

$398,997

REVENUE

Contracts and Fees for Service: $ 15,435,939 Rental Income: $ 398,997 Charitable: Contributions: (Individual & Foundation, & United Way) Special events, net of expenses

In-Kind Donations

$2,531,648 $137,024 $113,210

Total Charitable

$2,781,882

Capital Campaign Contributions

$2,879,421

EXPENSES

Total Revenue

$21,496,239

Program Services Support Services Management and General Fundraising

NET ASSETS

Net Assets, end of year

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YOUR DOLLARS AT WO R K

$ 16,393,517

Total Expenses Net Assets Change in Net Assets Net Assets, beginning of year

87% of your donation goes directly to support our programs

$1,764,134 $654,158

87% 13%

$18,811,809

$ 2,684,430 $ 14,321,738

$17,006,168

Program Services Management, General, & Fundraising

DONORS INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Kathy & Alan Bremer Kelly & Stephen Caffarelli $10,000+ Stephen DiGiacomo Lauren Amos & Tyler Clayton & David Stella Kathy & Pete Colbenson Enid & Jerry Draluck Martha & David Garrison Francis Dramis Ann Rogers & Jamie Kennedy Jay Ferro J.C. Kennedy Foundation William Harding Lee McComb & Roland Roscom Terrie & Terry Russell Heather & Kevin Heath Maryann Toub Renee & Thomas Houle Sheila Weidman-Farley Lou Brown Jewell & Ed Farley Connor & Bo Keatley Tom Manze $5,000—$9,999 Letitia McDonald Nancy & Tommy Barrow & William Muller Wendy & Ronald Bell Karen & Scott Mosteller Dr. Lucas J. Beno Valerie & Avery Munnings Rosemary & John Brown Paul Murphy & John Withrow Donna & David Brown Rene & C. V. Nalley Nora Brownell Libby & Ernie Prickett Carolyn & Keith Donnelly Jennifer & Leo Rose April & Mark Estes Louis Russo Tori Forbes-Roberts Debbie & Larry Sessions & Anton Roberts LeeAnn Jones Nikki & Craig Glee & Becca Sherrill Julia Houston Brock Stitts Lora & Rob Kight Mark Weinstein Christopher Krebs Karen & Dick Wilbanks & Steve Messner Dr. Michael Yochelson Paula "Lala" Larson & Kevin Clift Barbara Leonard Terrin & Rich McKay $1,000—$2,499 John & JJ Milner Edzel Alovera Audrey Morgan Kelly & David Asbury Susan & Hugh O'Farrell Kathy & R. Lawrence Ashe, Jr. Martha & David Pacini Anne Averett Lynn Pattillo & Glenn Cohen Pamela & Bill Babineau Brooke & Bill Pendleton Lisa & Mark Balloun Jeremy Puckett Gabe Banks Patricia Robinson Ellen & Duncan Beard Lisa Galm & Cindy Simpson Eleanor & George Beavers Dr. Sherrie-Ann Straughn Hon. T. Jackson Bedford, Jr. & Cyril Turner & Patty Bedford Claire Conroy Jay Bernath & Rebecca Woods Liz & Frank Blake $2,500—$4,999 Kristin & Justin Adams Hilton & Butler Ball Tandreia Bellamy

Vicki & Ronald Canakaris Louis Casal Liz & Paul Chiaffredo Margie Cohen Becky & Courts Cooledge Evan Craig Lenore & Chad Cusick D.J. Dammann & Mike Zinsmeister Kai & Thad Dean Keith DeMaray Carolyn Dobbins Joseph Dominguez & Robert Burkholder Ryan Evans Ken Felts & Richard Bunn Angeline Fife Greg Fleming & Chris Wade Stephen Gannon John Garner Lori Gelchion Jimmy Glenn Christopher Gorman John Gornall Halle Griffee Leslie & Rolf Grun Warren Gump Jackie & Robert Hale Barbara & Robert Harkey Mona & Bob Harty Cathy & Pete Hasbrouck Rick Hengel & Paul Zurawski Derek Heyde Jackie Howard Eric Hutcherson Janin & Tad Hutcheson Susan & Alexander Johnson Evan Willis & Jonathan Karron Dr. Gail Kendall Harriet & Kip Kirkpatrick Aaron Levitan Kathy & Mitchell Lewis Marva & Pascal Lewis L. Lewis & John Wills Katrina & Nathan Liddell Rachel Livengood Katherine Bosio Elizabeth Lowe Cheryl & Mark Brown Joseph Ellis Loyd Mary Catherine & Blake Bruce John Lucht Brittany & Jeff Burnett Patricia & Patrick Lynch Isys Caffey Hon. Todd Markle

& Beverly Markle Jennifer Markman & Brian Ottaviano Drew Marlar & Bryan Neumeier Barbara & James Martin Dwight McBride Andrea & Steve McGrath John McKenney Amber & Araya Mesfin Michael Milligan Nandy Millner Timothy O'Leary Marcia & Donald Orr Claudia & Rex Patton Lissa & Mark Phillips Jordan & Stewart Pilsch Bartow Rainey Andrew Ray Jennifer Rigby & Walter Cronk Betsy Riley Sasha Morgado & Jeffrey Riley Lauren Roberts Natalie Ross & Ralph Jordan Mary & Robert Schuler Derrick Shelby Michael Simpson Kristen Keirsey & Bill Stanhope Jayne & David Stockton Suzanne Sullivan P. Dean Surbey Debbie & Steve Trumbo Diana & Randy Waters Marilyn Whitley-Carter & Stephen Carter Jennifer Williams & Al Dragone Lisa Willis Frank Wrenn III Ivan Zavala $500—$999 Brandon Abernathy John Ahmann David Adan & Jim Anastos Sharon Babineau Alice & Byrd Ball Jane & Perry Ballard

Jonathan Barber Kelly & Carl Basler Carmen & David Batten Zane Beadles David Berent Vance Blew Jacqueline Brammer Gerrilyn & Walter Brill Kaeley & William Brown Helen Carlos Keith Carpenter Wendell Carter-Williams Darrion Chacon D'Angelo Charlton Jill & Steve Church Jamila Clemmons Carrie L. Connell Jack Crawford Rowena Cromer Katie Cuadrado Shirley & J. Michael Davis Betsy & Chris DiCarlo Donald S. Dixon Nicholaus Donaldson John DuPont Megan & Andrew Egan Suanne & Richard Ellis Kimberley Euston Pat & Mike Falotico Frank Fernandez Carlos Carvalho & Thomas Fitch Sumarie & Keith Forrester Julia Woodroof & Stacy Funderburke Ben Garland Chris Gault Lori Giesler Besty Root & Andrew Godfrey-Kittle Robin Godwin Pamela & Shelton Goode Melissa Graves Robyn Roberts & Kevin Greiner Amanda Harris Andrew Harris William S. Hart Bridgitte & Craig Hatfield Marc Hawthorne Denise & Monnie Heisler

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Edward Hewett Phyllis Holmen & Jonathan Hewett Grady Jarrett Michelle Jenkins Justin Jones Chloe Kelly Yeon Soo Sally Kim Loren Kirby Margaret Koch Helene & Clyde Lollis Sarah Lowe & Alex Banghart Andres Macias & Jeffrey Dillard Alex Mack Tony Driver & Dennis Maloney Jake Matthews Terrell McClain Takk McKinley Steven Means Barbara Miller-Murphy & Don Murphy Glenda & David Minkin Mariana Montiel Loukidis William S. Murphy Rees Odhiambo Lane & Merrick Olives Kara Ong & Joseph Bowman Nancy Overheim Austin Pasztor Marietta & Skip Petters Judith Powell Dr. Mark H. Rapaport Brooks Reed Jim Rielly Chuck Rose Ty Sambrailo Janet and David Schaefer Elizabeth Schechter Barbara & John Schechter Ryan Schraeder Wes Schweitzer Kristen Shovlin Venitia Smith Lori & Clay Snellings Lesley H. Solomon John I. Spangler III William A. Stevenson Sandy Stewart Kruger & Walter Kruger Theresa Stokes Brett Tarver Meg & Marc Taylor Rachel N. Trautman 14 | CHRIS 180

Micah Tulloch Douglas Voyce Alisa & Johnny Walker Jade & Benjamin Walker Dr. Sally A. West & Dr. Daniel Pollock Michael White Mark Williams James Willis Heather & Jim Wininger Andrew Wolfe Liz & Scott Yancey Ann & Todd Zielinski CORPORATE DONORS Accenture LLP Amerigroup Anonymous BDO USA, LLC BlueLinx Corporation Brooks, McGinnis & Company Cadence Bank CIBC Private Wealth Management Concessions International Cox Enterprises Coxe Curry & Associates Delta Air Lines, Inc. Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Equifax, Inc. EY Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Firefly IT Asset Recovery, Inc. Gardner Spencer Smith Tench & Jarbeau Gay Construction Genuine Parts Company Georgia Power Company Georgia-Pacific LLC Gerding Collaborative, LLC Google Atlanta Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation Hewlett-Packard Homrich Berg Jones Day Kaiser Permanente of Georgia Kalka & Baer, LLC Kids Boost, Inc. Kutak Rock LLP Macy's Moore & Hawthorne, LLC

Northwestern Benefit Peachtree Garden Club PointeNorth Insurance Group Porsche Cars North America Primerica, Inc. Publix Super Markets Rockefeller Group Select Equity Group Foundation Seyfarth Shaw LLP Silverman Construction Program Management, Inc. Snellings Walters Stanley Martin Homes SunTrust Bank The Home Depot, Inc. The Law Offices of Nathaniel F. Hansford, LLC The Peters Company Tsunami Jims UBS Financial Services, Inc. Private Wealth Management Unique Logistics International Unison Behavioral Health United Way of Greater Atlanta Walton Electric Trust, Inc. Wells Fargo WrightNow Solutions WWPS, LLC. FOUNDATION DONORS American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation Atlanta Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Besse Johnson & George Blanton Allen Foundation Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation Bobbie Bailey Foundation, Inc. Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Ecolab Foundation Frances Hollis Brain Foundation Fund Frances Wood Wilson Foundation, Inc. Georgia Health Foundation Georgia-Pacific Foundation Hauser Family Foundation Healthcare Georgia Foundation

J. William and Elizabeth S. Robinson Foundation, Inc. Jackson EMC Foundation Jesse Parker Williams Foundation John and Mary Franklin Foundation, Inc. Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Kiwanis Foundation of Atlanta, Inc. Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation Mary Allen Lindsay Branan Foundation Next Generation Foundation Robert and Polly Dunn Foundation RWJF Special Contributions fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation Sam P. Alterman Family Foundation Solstice Foundation Inc. Tegna Foundation Thalia & Michael C. Carlos Foundation, Inc. The Annie E. Casey Foundation The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation The Catholic Foundation of North Georgia The John and Polly Sparks Foundation The Kendeda Fund The Merancas Foundation, Inc. The Mosaic Group Foundation The Naserian Foundation, Inc. The Rite Aid Foundation The Sara Giles Moore Foundation Thomas H. Pitts Trust Waterfall Foundation, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation IN-KIND DONATIONS Rianne Buis Chris Carlos Seth Deitchman Carrie Giglio Julia Houston

Lora & Rob Kight Debbie & Peter Maltese Laura McGirr Ginny & Guy Millner Lynn Pattillo & Glenn Cohen Terrie & Terry Russell Lisa Galm & Cindy Simpson Michelle Stivers Meg & Marc Taylor Dr. Sherrie-Ann Straughn & Cyril Turner Judy & George Wieder Stephanie Young Sarah Ziegler A Legendary Event Affairs to Remember Catering Atlanta Botanical Gardens Atlanta Moms Making a Difference Blank Label Chick-fil-A, Inc. Cox Automotive Dare to Empower Inc Deloitte Eventide Brewing Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta For The Kid In All of Us Georgia-Pacific LLC Kemira Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton KS Mechanical Macy's National Distributing Company Newton Package Shop Office of the Solicitor General, Dekalb Project Development Services, Inc. Resolution Services Cimdex/Social Insytes St. Luke's Presbyterian Church Stanley Martin Homes TechBridge The Atlanta Ballet The Fox Theater The Peters Company The PLAYERS Championship U First, Inc. Wish ATL Zoo Atlanta

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Barbara & Robert Harkey Mona & Bob Harty Cathy & Pete Hasbrouck Heather & Kevin Heath Lisa Heezen & Tessie Mandeville Bette Hines Patrise Perkins-Hooker & Douglas Hooker Renee & Thomas Houle Julia Houston Bria Hunter Janin & Tad Hutcheson John Izard, Jr. Lou Brown Jewell Susan & Alexander Johnson Robert L. Karem, Jr. Jonathan Karron Connor & Bo Keatley J.D. Kellum Lora & Rob Kight Harriet & Kip Kirkpatrick Ann & Larry Klamon Liz Liston Valarie & Malcolm Mackey Tony Driver & Dennis Maloney Jane & Kevin Mara Hon. Todd Markle & Beverly Markle Tiffany Friesen & Atiba Mbiwan Gloria & Jack McGinnis Terrin & Rich McKay Dr. Amy Goch & Dr. Mark McLeod Lisa & Ken Menendez Nandy Millner Karla & Dave Moody Selima Morrow Karen & Scott Mosteller Susan & Hugh O'Farrell Lane & Merrick Olives Martha & David Pacini Brooke & Bill Pendleton Marietta & Skip Petters William Philbrick Lissa & Mark Phillips Kay & Tom Rawlings Marilyn & William Rosenberg Margo & Peter Savitz Daniel Schadler Terry Segovis Debbie & Larry Sessions

LeeAnn Jones & Becca Sherrill Lisa Galm & Cindy Simpson Susan & Joel Smithgall Jayne & David Stockton Beth & Edward Sugarman Ginger & Louis Sullivan Emily Thompson Dr. Sherrie-Ann Straughn & Cyril Turner Lucy & Bill Vance Brittney Walters Juliana & Thomas Watson Sheila Weidman-Farley & Ed Farley Judy & George Wieder Susan & John Wieland Traci Willis Anne & Terrell Wilson Gil Wolchock Claire Conroy & Rebecca Woods Candy & Curtis Wooten Sarah Ziegler Barbara & Bert Levy Bobbie Bailey Foundation, Inc. Bryan Cave LLP Caroline & Marc Heilweil Chick-Fil-A Foundation David, Helen and Marian Woodward Fund Delta Air Lines Delta Pilots Charitable Fund Florence C. and Harry L. English Memorial Fund Gay Construction Georgia Baptist Health Care Ministry Foundation Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. Georgia-Pacific Foundation Grants to Green J. William and Elizabeth S. Robinson Foundation, Inc. J.B. Fuqua Foundation, Inc. John H. & Wilhelmina D. Harland Charitable Foundation Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Karen & Dick Wilbanks Kelin Foundation Lynne & Jansen Chazanof Publix Super Markets Charities R. Howard Dobbs, Jr. Foundation

Sheila & Mitchell King Silverman Construction Program Management, Inc. Smith & Howard Charitable Fund Stanley Martin Homes Terrie & Terry Russell Thalia N. Carlos and Chris M. Carlos Foundation The AEC Trust The Cliff Lietch Fund The Imlay Foundation The James M. Cox Foundation The Kendeda Fund The Luther and Susie Harrison Foundation, Inc. The Pittulloch Foundation The Rich Foundation, Inc. The Sherwin-Williams Company The Vasser Woolley Foundation, Inc. Tull Charitable Foundation Zeist Foundation, Inc

Stephanie Wyatt In honor of Gabe Banks Mark Williams

IN HONOR/MEMORY OF In honor of Andy Peters Renee Pride

In honor of Nandy Milner Lauren Monroe

In honor of Jonathan Karron Gretchen G. Turley In honor of Kathy Colbenson Jack McGinnis Kenneth L. Bernhardt Maryann Toub In honor of Kevin Clift James Servino In honor of Kevin Clift & Dr. Michael Yochelson Ford Vox In honor of Marietta Petters Carolyn B. Dobbins In honor of Martha & Doug Degan Courtney Barnes

In honor of Becca Sherrill and LeeAnn Jones Nancy Edmondson

In honor of Pamela Babineau Virgil Cook Jeanine Huebner Raymond Babineau

In honor of Charlie Lowe Maria Smith

In honor of Susan O'Farrell Patricia M. Cantwell

In honor of Chris McKinstry Jane Harman Mary Fischer-Mullins Monte Schultz Laura Klein

In honor of the Simas Family Robert L. Kight

In honor of Dan Gerding Michael Kelly

In memory of Andrew Kain Ellen K. Stein

In honor of David Eidson Mary Pat Crouch

In memory of Jack Steele Barbara Miller-Murphy

In honor of Dr. Richard Kauffman and Floyd Attebury Gregory V. Colpo

In memory of Peter Hust Caroline Cooper

In honor of Elizabeth Goldberg

In honor of Valarie Mackey Rachel Biller

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