Doorways 2022 Annual Report

FISCAL YEAR 2022 ANNUAL REPORT

Harbor. Healing. Hope.

Doorways is a community-based nonprofit providing services, shelter, and supportive housing for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as youth and families experiencing homelessness. Serving clients of all ages and genders, we tailor our trauma-informed programs and services to each individual's needs. By offering real options and multiple pathways to build brighter futures, Doorways empowers our clients to heal, achieve stability, and thrive.

MISSION

Doorways creates pathways out of homelessness, domestic violence, and sexual assault, leading to safe, stable and empowered lives.

VISION

We envision a community where all people live free of violence and have safe and stable housing.

VALUES

Equity • Empathy • Trauma-Informed Care • Collaboration • Empowerment • Integrity and Accountability • Respect

Questions about this report, Doorways, or how to get involved? Please contact us at 703-504-9400 or info@doorwaysva.org. We look forward to connecting with you!

FROM OUR PRESIDENT AND CEO

Dear partners,

As we wrap up Doorways' 44th year of service to our community, I am excited and honored to be working alongside this incredible team of staff, board, volunteers, and supporters like you. Here at Doorways, I am reminded daily of the power of people coming together for a common purpose, with a shared mission. I hope this report grants you a moment of reflection on the impact of your support and energizes you for the path ahead.

This year, we embarked on a strategic planning process to shape Doorways' next chapter. A broad range of stakeholders contributed, including Doorways clients, volunteers, staff, and board. Together, through a six-month process, we developed Doorways' new strategic plan. Grounded in our vision, mission, and values, the plan builds on our foundation of decades of service to our community and aims to best meet the needs of our clients today.

Determining how to expand Doorways' safehousing solutions was a top priority in our planning. In fiscal year 2022, Doorways provided emergency shelter to a record number of survivors escaping life-threatening abuse. Our small, aged Safehouse, which has served us well for many years, is simply no longer adequate in meeting this need.

5-YEAR TREND OF INCREASING NEED FOR EMERGENCY SHELTER FOR SURVIVORS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS

*FY23 Q1 represents the first 3 months of fiscal year 2023. Already this fiscal year, Doorways has sheltered more than half the total number of survivors sheltered in all of fiscal year 2022 (FY22).

As we consistently serve more clients than our current Safehouse facility can accommodate, the need for a sustainable alternative is paramount. So, in coordination with our Arlington County partners, we will transfer space in our Family Home to survivors and their families, and we will retire our Safehouse. Despite these shifts happening with our physical shelter spaces, Doorways will continue to serve the same number of clients as before, and likely more, in our facilities which are best suited to meeting survivors' needs, while also continuing our commitment towards non-congregate spaces.

We will also expand our efforts across our continuum of services before and after shelter: we are growing our HomeStart program to support more clients with complex needs after they leave shelter, and we are expanding our primary prevention programming to get ahead of abuse before it starts. See more about our strategic plan on page 33.

In 2023, Doorways will reach our 45th anniversary. Much has changed since our beginning, but as we move forward to our next chapter, the center of who we are remains the same: members of the community coming together to support our neighbors who have no safe place to call home, and who are healing after abuse. See a timeline spanning from 1978 to today on page 20.

I am deeply grateful for our team, including our day and evening, overnight, and weekend staff and volunteers, who keep Doorways operating 24/7 and ensure no call for help goes unanswered. I am honored to witness the amazing work that happens across our agency as we work together to make our mission a reality.

I am humbled knowing that we could not do this without you, our incredible, generous community of supporters. We are thankful for you and your dedication to Doorways. We are excited for the way ahead and look forward to partnering with you to make it happen!

With gratitude,

Diana Ortiz, M.Ed. LPC President and CEO, Doorways

StoryOur

Nearly 45 years ago, members of our community found that when one of their neighbors was in crisis, they had no safe place to go. They came together to solve the problem, creating Arlington's first safehousing solution; at first, a night in a hotel, and soon thereafter, a brick-and-mortar shelter of our own. As Doorways (then called The Arlington Community Temporary Shelter, or TACTS) helped more people, we learned more about their unique needs and how we could improve our services.

Over the decades, we've kept learning and growing to best serve our clients. Today, we still offer Arlington's only safehousing solutions for survivors, plus an entire spectrum of responses to domestic and sexual violence and homelessness from primary prevention programming, aimed at stopping abuse before it begins, to community-based support for survivors, to emergency shelter, to supportive housing. As our community's only comprehensive domestic and sexual violence programs, we continue to ensure that our neighbors in crisis always have a safe place at Doorways.

HOW WE HELP

Doorways provides trauma-informed emergency shelter, comprehensive services, and supportive housing. Our scope of work spans the whole spectrum from preventing violence to responding to abuse and homelessness to support survivors.

The Concentric Circles Model (right) demonstrates our continuum of care, with outer, lighter-colored circles representing the greatest number of people impacted in our community, and the inner, darker-colored circles representing the greatest depth of services and support in shelter and housing.

PREVENTION AND OUTREACH

To prevent domestic and sexual violence, Doorways works to create a culture that serves to prevent sexual and intimate partner violence with communities across Arlington by ensuring everyone has the tools to build healthy relationships that are respectful, safe, and equitable.

COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES

As Arlington's sole service provider for persons impacted by abuse, Doorways offers a wide range of support for survivors and their families. Together, these programs offer immediate, life-changing help to adults, youth, and children striving to end abuse.

SHELTER, HOUSING, AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

Along with emergency shelter and long-term housing, Doorways' dedicated staff provide and coordinate supportive services for every client, including children, within and beyond Doorways.

CONCENTRIC CIRCLES MODEL

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PREVENTION AND OUTREACH PROGRAM

Doorways' prevention programming was launched by the $300,000 Moak-Fiske Prevention Innovation and Investment Gift. Doorways is extremely grateful to Kevin Moak and Judy Fiske Moak for making this gift in honor of Kevin's mother, Evelyn Arnold Moak.

Doorways' Prevention and Outreach Program aims to create a culture that serves to prevent sexual and intimate partner violence with communities across Arlington by ensuring everyone has the tools to build healthy relationships that are respectful, safe, and equitable.

The Prevention Program facilitated 48 educational and training events in the Arlington area on topics that support the development of healthy relationships. The Prevention Program developed unique curriculums to meet the needs of the communities served, as well as an educational programming catalog describing them.

609 people were served through prevention services.

"In times in crisis, Doorways was always attentive in my [court] case and they made me feel safe and supported."

Court Advocacy client

COMMUNITY-BASED SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

Doorways' 24-Hour Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline (703-237-0881) answered 1,251 crisis calls, including 1,039 where Doorways advocates provided crisis and supportive counseling for adults and children experiencing domestic and/or sexual violence.

We provided 28 accompaniments for hospital forensic exams, including 22 accompaniments for sexual assault, 4 for domestic violence, and 2 for which the client had both exams.

Mobile Advocates assisted 36 adults in the community with safety planning and psychoeducation to increase their safety and improve their access to resources.

COURT ADVOCACY PROGRAM

Court Advocates assisted 292 adults and children with services to obtain legal protective orders, child support, custody petitions, and other court judgements.

97% of those served by Court Advocates reported feeling more confident during court proceedings because of Doorways' court advocacy services.

REVIVE DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE COUNSELING

PROGRAM

Revive provided supportive counseling and safety planning for 153 adult survivors and 31 children and teens.

Counselors provided 1,712 individual therapy sessions and 61 virtual or in-person support group sessions.

Of clients surveyed, 100% reported increased understanding and knowledge of the impact of trauma and domestic violence/sexual assault, and 100% reported that they were helped to plan for their safety by Revive.

"Doorways and the staff made me feel like I had all of the support in the world. They never made me feel judged and they made us feel safe."

—Doorways client

SAFEHOUSING

Doorways continues to break records, providing emergency shelter, called safehousing, to more survivors each year than the year before. Your support ensures every survivor who needs shelter is able to find safe harbor at Doorways.

107 adults and children escaped abuse to safe harbor in Doorways' Domestic Violence Safehouse and Safe Apartments, a record high throughout Doorways' history.

89% of those survivors broke the cycle of violence and did not return to abusive living situations post-shelter exit.

FAMILY HOME

46 adults, youth, and children experiencing homelessness found shelter and support at the Freddie Mac Foundation Family Home, where every member of each household parents and children were offered tailored services to help them build and maintain stability, and a solid path toward thriving.

93% households exiting shelter landed in safe housing.

80% were able to meet basic living expenses at exit by connecting with benefits and/or by securing or maintaining employment thanks to successfully engaging in the services provided by Doorways staff at the Family Home.

HOMESTART SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM HOUSING

126 people received long-term support in HomeStart, which helps survivors, youth, and families who need assistance to leave shelter and obtain and sustain safe housing of their own.

97% of families in HomeStart maintained their housing at program exit or at the end of the year. Additionally, 93% of households usually demonstrated good tenancy practices and paid their share of the rent on time.

SUPPORTIVE SERVICES SHELTER AND HOUSING-BASED

Doorways strongly believes that our clients need and deserve more than a temporary solution. While a safe roof overhead is vital, shelter and housing alone do not resolve the challenges our clients face following the trauma of violence and/or homelessness. Our support services, which we tailor to each individual and family, are the cornerstone of our approach to addressing our clients' complex and varied needs.

FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT

49% of households exiting Doorways shelter and housing programs increased or maintained earned income

65% of households exiting Doorways shelter and housing programs increased or maintained any cash income

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Children's Services supported kids in Doorways' safehousing, Family Home, and HomeStart to:

receive basic health care, attend and thrive in school or daycare, get connected with additional resources to address educational and developmental challenges as needed, and develop skills to heal after the trauma and adversity they had experienced in their young lives.

THE VIRGINIA MCCAFFREY FUND FOR CHILDREN AT DOORWAYS

In 2022, friends and loved ones of the late Dr. Virginia McCaffrey, who dedicated her life and career to protecting the most vulnerable in her community, founded the Virginia McCaffrey Fund for Children at Doorways to honor and continue her legacy. The fund helps support Doorways' Children's Services. Many children and young adults have witnessed or experienced significant trauma, including domestic violence and abuse, and some have endured life-long instability. The Virginia McCaffrey Fund helps provide support for the unique needs of these individuals. Dedicated counselors work one-on-one with children and young adults residing in Doorways' shelters and supportive housing program, providing services and support including art and play therapy, as well as access to medical care and immunizations. Learn more at www.doorwaysva.org/virginia.

A special message from fund founders Robert Wagner, MD, Marla Bolotsky Rosen, and Mary-Anne Liles

"The Virginia McCaffrey Fund for Children at Doorways was founded to honor the work and life of Dr. Virginia 'Vee' McCaffrey, an Arlington, Virginia and Washington, D.C. anesthesiologist who dedicated her life and career to protecting the most vulnerable in whatever community she was in. A champion of the underserved, especially children and young girls, she was giving of her time, money, and spirit.

Your gift to the Virginia McCaffrey Fund for Children helps support Doorways' Children's Services, including art and play therapy, access to medical care and immunizations, and additional support. An amateur painter, Dr. McCaffrey would be so proud to support these programs.

We hope you will help spread her spirit to these children and young adults."

WHAT'S NEXT FOR DOORWAYS?

From 1978 to today, who we serve and how we help is always evolving to better serve our clients and our community. Every service and shelter night Doorways provides is a testament to this community's commitment to safe harbor, healing, and hope.

As we approach Doorways' 45th anniversary in 2023, our response is evolving yet again in response to an ever-increasing need for emergency shelter for survivors of intimate partner violence. For many years, Doorways' Safehouse has lacked adequate capacity to serve all of the survivors who need Doorways' safe harbor; even with the addition of Safe Apartments, we simply don't have enough space in our domestic and sexual violence program to meet the growing need.

So, what's next? The following timeline takes you through highlights of our nearly 45-year history, and an overview of Doorways' strategic direction today, including our plan to address the growing need for safehousing in our community.

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1978

We served our first clients by providing motel rooms for those experiencing homelessness and domestic violence.

1979

Recognizing that a night in a hotel could only provide a quick fix, our founders opened our original shelter in 1979, and we would become known as The Arlington Community Temporary Shelter, or TACTS. In a house donated by St. George's Church, clients could stay for a maximum of 7 days for $10 per day, per person. A few years later, we increased the maximum length of stay to 14 days and ended the fee for service.

1982

We purchased our first permanent shelter a single family home in Arlington to serve as an emergency, temporary home for survivors of domestic violence fleeing imminent danger. That home still stands today as Doorways' Domestic Violence Safehouse, the only domestic violence shelter in Arlington.

1989

We purchased our second shelter to serve families who were homeless for a variety of reasons. That 16-bed home later became the Freddie Mac Foundation Family Home after being torn down and rebuilt to accommodate more families.

1996

Recognizing the need for women and families to have a safe and stable option beyond emergency shelter, we created our HomeStart Supportive Housing Program in 1996. Starting with just 5 families transitioning from our Family Home and Domestic Violence Safehouse, this program has grown and expanded to become an industry leader, today housing about 50 families per year.

2004

Beginning in 2004, we put in place our comprehensive services model, starting with the Financial Independence Track (FIT). Our specially trained financial counselors empower clients to manage their daily finances, gain control over their debt and create a financial safety plan.

2005

In 2005, with the support of our community, we launched our dedicated Children's Services to provide therapeutic and developmental care for the significant portion of Doorways' clients who were under the age of 18.

Doorways' also launched our Court Advocacy program to assist survivors of domestic violence with obtaining immediate and long-term legal protections.

2006

Project PEACE (Partnering to End Abuse in the Community for Everyone), a county-wide effort to prevent, identify and respond to domestic and sexual violence, was formed in 2006 by Senator Barbara Favola. Doorways served and continues to serve today as a key leader and catalyst of this coordinated community response.

2007

Through the Campaign To Do More, Doorways successfully raised $7.2 million to construct a new shelter and support its family homelessness, domestic violence, and community outreach programs for three years. Replacing the aged 16-bed shelter, the new Freddie Mac Foundation Family Home is a 7,200-square-foot, 2-story home that welcomes 21 individuals in a family-friendly and therapeutic environment. The Family Home enabled Doorways to provide a lifesaving continuum of care, hope and safety for up to 21 individuals from 2007 onward.

2008 marked Doorways' 30th anniversary: "For 30 years, Doorways for Women and Families embraced and fulfilled the vision and dreams of a few committed individuals who saw a community need and took action. In the 30 years since, thousands of lives have been changed, families have been preserved and doors to a brighter future have repeatedly been opened for one family after another,” said Linda Dunphy, MSW, who was Doorways’ Executive Director at the time. "Doorways' current staff and Board of Directors are honored to continue this legacy and lead the agency into the future. Building a stronger and more vital foundation for the next 30 years is our tribute to those community activists and supporters who kept Doorways evolving and responding to the need."

Arlington's 10 Year Plan to End Homelessness was launched in 2008 with a consortium of more than 100 stakeholders from public, private and faith-based community organizations, including Doorways. The plan's primary goal was that no individual or family would lack access to decent, affordable housing.

In May 2009, Doorways became the only shelter in Virginia, and one of nine in the country, to offer safe shelter for survivors and their pets fleeing violence. The all-weather kennel, which has heat, air conditioning, and indoor/outdoor areas, can house dogs, cats and other small animals like hamsters and turtles.

2009

Through a path-breaking partnership with the Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing (APAH), Doorways launched a new model for the creation of affordable supportive housing. Families often face significant barriers to finding and securing permanent housing after leaving shelter programs. To address this concern, Doorways partnered with APAH to make five apartments available to formerly homeless families.

The innovative model involved the sale of a portion of an APAH property, made possible through a grant from Arlington County, to a partnership composed of APAH and Doorways, called Cameron Commons, LLC. This partnership made available five apartments for graduates of the Doorways shelter program at rates that are scaled to 30% of the area median income.

2013

With the renewed support of our partners HomeAid and Sagatov Associates Inc., we were able to invest in a much-needed renovation of our Domestic Violence Safehouse, which had not been redone since it was purchased in 1982. This effort enhanced the confidentiality of the home, strengthened its safety, and increased the home's comfort and efficiency for our clients.

"It was only with the support of many generous members of our community that we were able to take on this significant project while still staying open and responsive to those in need of safe shelter," said Caroline Jones, MSW, who was then Doorways' Executive Director. "We are incredibly grateful for those who partnered with us to make this renovation possible, and to all of you who partner with us every day. Perhaps there will come a day when we no longer need emergency shelters it's a beautiful thought. But until that day comes, we ensure that those seeking refuge in our shelters have a safe, comfortable and dignified place to live until they are able to move beyond."

The Arlington Landlord Partnership (ALP) was created in early 2014 by the Housing Committee of the 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness in Arlington. ALP members, consisting of landlords and homeless service providers, discussed reasons why homeless individuals and families were unable to secure housing. Reasons identified included poor credit, poor rental history and criminal backgrounds.

After 37 years of providing Arlington residents with a 24-hour hotline and emergency response for domestic violence, Doorways expanded to offer these services to survivors of sexual assault in our community.

The 24-Hour Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline (703-237-0881) pairs

Doorways with the Arlington County Police Department, the Arlington Commonwealth’s Attorney's Office, the Sheriff's Office and Department of Human Services. The services provided included hospital accompaniment during forensic exams for victims through a partnership with the Inova Ewing Forensic Assessment and Consultation Teams (FACT department).

"We're pleased to partner with Doorways for Women and Families on this important resource for our community," then County Board Chair Mary Hynes said in a press release. "Doorways’ track record with the domestic violence hotline has been outstanding, providing victims with expert advice and linkages to needed services. By expanding hotline services to include sexual assault, we will again tap into Doorways' expertise and knowledge to quickly and effectively link people to vital community services and resources."

Doorways also expanded our shelter capacity for survivors of domestic violence through a unique partnership with a local affordable housing provider. This partnership allowed Doorways to lease a two-bedroom apartment. This scattered-site shelter, our first Safe Apartment, provided emergency temporary shelter for up to four survivors at a time. This location not only expanded our capacity to serve more people, but also enhanced our ability to serve survivors with special needs.

In 2015, Project PEACE further expanded its scope to include services for youth victims of dating and sexual violence. The Arlington Healthy Relationships Task Force (Arlington HRT) is a group of students from Arlington high schools who raise awareness about sexual assault and healthy relationships.

2017

Doorways launched the Campaign for Brighter Futures, part of Doorways' strategic plan that addressed the increasing demand for safety, the growing complexity of the needs of survivors and families seeking self-sufficiency, and the uncertain, restrictive funding climate that threatens our ability to deliver lasting change in our clients' well-being. Through this three-year, multi-million dollar comprehensive fundraising campaign, Doorways engaged our community, seeking increased private, philanthropic investment in the areas of safety, stability and sustainability.

With a coordinated plan for Doorways to receive new support from Arlington County, Doorways launched the Revive Domestic and Sexual Violence Counseling Program. Through the launch of Revive, Doorways broadened our scope of services to include not only adult survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking, but also youth survivors of dating violence or assault and children exposed to domestic violence or other abuse.

Doorways developed the Pathways for Youth service model to target programming for the increasing number of young people, including young families, that we serve. This model provides trauma-informed care and developmentally targeted services to address life-skills development and complex trauma needs. Doorways' staff work intensively with young families to mentor life-skills development and build connections with young parents to help them better engage in available services for themselves and their children and successfully secure safe and permanent housing.

In summer 2017, Doorways began partnering with A-SPAN to offer Permanent Supportive Housing programming and rental assistance for single youth exiting homelessness. The program provides the flexible, non-time limited services critical to supporting young adults to exit homelessness and achieve stability.

"2018 marked an incredible moment in our history," said then President and CEO Caroline Jones. "As Doorways celebrated our 40th year of service and successfully concluded the Campaign for Brighter Futures, survivors bravely pushed through stigma to seek help. Here we stand in a moment where people are talking about issues that for so long were shrouded in silence."

During the three years of the campaign, we experienced a tremendous increase in need for all of our programs, and we learned of new areas where our service was needed. Thanks to your support, Doorways was able to reach populations who have been traditionally underserved, including youth, male survivors, and LGBTQIA+ people.

Throughout the duration of the campaign, we opened new programs and expanded our services and impact:

We expanded Doorways' mission and our 24-hour hotline to include sexual assault response, and we trained advocates to accompany survivors seeking medical attention after an assault.

We increased our capacity by opening Safe Apartments to supplement our Domestic Violence Safehouse.

We expanded our services to reach community members who previously had nowhere to go, especially teens and young adults.

These opportunities to grow brought new members to our team 9 new staff positions in all and many new clients through our doorways.

In March 2020, Doorways joined people across the country in going into lockdown due to COVID-19. As many business shuttered their doors, Doorways remained open, continuing to provide emergency shelter and hotline response 24/7, and remained operational throughout the COVID crisis. Many of Doorways clients helped keep local resources running as essential workers.

Alongside our clients and our community, Doorways experienced an unprecedented time, causing us to adapt and adjust our work in unprecedented ways. The COVID-19 pandemic affected every aspect of our daily and societal norm and functioning, not to mention the health and wellbeing of our clients, staff, volunteers, and neighbors. The pandemic issued social isolation and distancing, which led to a decision for schools in the state of Virginia to close their doors to our students for the rest of the academic year. Parents had to choose between work and childcare, worried about their income and their bills accumulating while also being anxious about their kids' wellbeing and health.

Survivors suffered increasingly frequent and lethal violence at home, largely in isolation, afraid or unable to access help like medical care and emergency shelter. As lockdowns lifted, calls to Doorways' 24-Hour Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline increased, along with requests for emergency shelter. As the pandemic persisted, survivors seeking support continued to ebb and flow as COVID numbers surged and decreased.

Our incredible staff met challenges with creativity, compassion, and collaboration, ensuring clients continued to receive critical support during the ongoing crisis. As a result, Doorways provided shelter utilizing hotels as needed to enable us to provide non-congregate living environments that allowed social distancing not possible in our Safehouse supportive housing, and services including counseling, thanks to telehealth technology, every day.

Despite the pandemic, Doorways also advancements in preventing domestic Long-time Doorways supporters Judy Moak (pictured right) made a transform the future of Doorways and our comm Fiske Prevention Innovation and In designed to establish a Prevention Pr This extraordinary $300,000 gift was t Doorways' history. Judy and Kevin ma honor of Kevin's mother, Evelyn Arno portrait Kevin is holding), and her lifelo helping the most vulnerable in the co

In September 2020, Doorways welcomed our first prevention staff, Scotney Young, MSW, AASECT Certified Sex Educator. Scotney began designing and implementing educational programming virtually at first, due to COVID, to promote a community culture of safe and healthy relationships so that sexual

Doorways' Prevention and Outreach Program is designed to shift attitudes, behaviors, and social norms to change the conditions that directly contribute to and perpetuate violence. Program offerings include workshops, community activities like trivia and film viewings, and campaigns to promote healthy relationships and non-violent communication. Programming focuses on using an anti-oppression lens to help young people further develop protective factors, understand body autonomy, and live a life free of violence.

In the summer of 2021, after many years of planning and coordination with our state, county, and community partners, Doorways' 24-hour hotline launched the Lethality Assessment Protocol (LAP) in partnership with the Arlington County Police Department.

LAP is a two-pronged intervention process that uses a specialized lethality assessment instrument and accompanying protocol. Trained police officers on the scene of a domestic violence call assess a survivor's risk for serious injury or death using the Lethality Assessment Screen. When a survivor is found to be in high danger, officers immediately link them with Doorways through our 24-hour hotline.

LAP enables police officers and the advocates at Doorways to work together as equal partners to engage survivors who may otherwise be unlikely to seek support from domestic violence services.

In 2021, 80 adults and children escaped abuse to safe harbor in our Domestic Violence Safehouse and Safe Apartments, a record high for Doorways.

"During the pandemic, our doors stayed open, and while others went home, our shelters operated up to and above 120% capacity throughout the longest year," said Diana Ortiz, M.Ed., LPC, Doorways' President and CEO. "Our team is exhausted. They have been serving on the frontlines of two crises simultaneously: COVID and increasing, more severe and lethal domestic and sexual violence."

In November 2021, Doorways was selected to receive a $2.5 million grant from the Bezos Day 1 Families Fund—the largest private grant in Doorways' history. Launched in 2018 by Amazon founder and executive chair Jeff Bezos, the Day 1 Families Fund issues annual leadership awards to organizations and civic groups doing compassionate, needle-moving work to provide shelter and hunger support to address the immediate needs of young families.

"Thanks to the Day 1 Families Fund, Doorways is ready to launch our next chapter by implementing innovative and cutting-edge practices, from shelter to housing stability. We are especially committed to continuing our efforts to remove barriers that prevent historically marginalized communities of color, immigrants and people with disabilities from accessing services and getting housed quickly," said Diana Ortiz, President and CEO of Doorways. "By increasing our capacity and adding more doorways into housing and our comprehensive wraparound services, our youngest clients and their parents will overcome the trauma of family homelessness and gender-based violence."

This one-time grant will allow Doorways to increase its capacity to provide high-quality, low-barrier shelter to families and double the number of families they transition to housing. This grant coincides with Doorways' strategic priority to determine the ideal model for sheltering families with complex needs, including survivors of domestic violence. This grant will help Doorways bring this vision to life.

Although the $2.5 million Day 1 Families Fund award is multi-year grant, the entire amount is accounted for as income in fiscal year 2022 under Private Grants. For Doorways' complete financial statement, please see the inside back cover (page 60).

Charting the way forward

2022 45

In April 2022, Doorways embarked upon a six-month strategic planning process to shape our strategic plan for fiscal years 2023 to 2025. Our goal was to build on the strong foundation Doorways established over the first 40+ years and to shape the organization moving forward.

A broad range of stakeholders contributed to Doorways' strategic plan. Results reaffirmed Doorways' vision, mission, and core values, and solidified our direction for upcoming years.

Doorways' strategic plan is grounded in 5 Pillars – Programs and Services, Workforce and Culture, Training and Processes, Funding and Communications, and Technology and Infrastructure.

Our three-year strategic plan focuses efforts to:

Year One: Heal, Celebrate, and Sustain – As Doorways and the rest of the world slowly emerge from COVID-19 crisis, we recognize the tremendous challenges the organization, our people, and our clients have faced during this time. We are focusing on strengthening our culture, hiring and retaining staff, instilling trauma-informed practices via enhanced training, and expanding the reach and impact of our prevention services.

Year Two: Strengthen and Maintain – We will focus on strengthening domestic violence and sexual violence programs and services, fueling high performing teams, relocating the administrative offices (due to current space being slated for demolition in 2024), and improving operational resilience.

Year Three: Build and Grow – We will focus on expanding the Safe House, building our Homestart services, elevating our brand, solidifying our financial strength, and evaluating our capacity to expand domestic violence and sexual violence programs and services.

In fiscal year 2022, 107 adults and children escaped abuse to safe harbor in Doorways' Domestic Violence Safehouse and Safe Apartments, another record high throughout Doorways' history. Doorways' Safehouse lacks adequate capacity to meet the growing need for emergency shelter for survivors experiencing homelessness in our community.

Looking ahead

We are on track to break records yet again this year: Doorways' Safehouse operated at more than 200% capacity during the first quarter of fiscal year 2023, sheltering 61 survivors experiencing homelessness more than half of the total number sheltered all of last fiscal year (107 survivors). This ongoing trend reinforces the direction of our strategic plan, which includes the goal of establishing sustainable safehousing (emergency shelter) solutions that meet the needs of the increasing number of survivors experiencing homelessness in our community. As Arlington's only provider of emergency shelter for survivors and their families who are experiencing homelessness, Doorways must expand its capacity to provide safehousing.

We must also relocate our administrative offices and Revive counseling program space (due to the current space being slated for demolition) by December 2023. We are exploring options to rent or purchase a new space in the interim while developing a longer-term solution, which could include developing a new facility or "campus" that would co-locate administrative offices and our external services.

Doorways will continue exploring best practices and noncongregate safehousing solutions in the coming years to ensure we can sustain our response to the growing number of survivors and their families experiencing homelessness. We are also working to grow HomeStart to enable us to serve more survivors and families through the best practice of housing first.

Our first step will be to transfer Family Home shelter space to our safehousing program for survivors experiencing homelessness. Doorways plans to maintain the same total number of shelter beds, transferring our current shelter capacity to the area where we are facing the highest demand year over year: survivors and their families experiencing homelessness.

Doorways is partnering with Arlington County and our Continuum of Care partners to prepare for and make this shift to meet community needs, including determining the timeline to ensure survivors and families in need of emergency shelter always have uninterrupted access to safe harbor.

Memories

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OUR SUPPORTERS

Every year, Doorways relies on investments from local, state, and federal government agencies, community partners, businesses, and generous private donors individuals, corporations, and foundations to raise the funds required to prevent violence, support survivors, end homelessness, and build brighter futures for thousands of our neighbors. Supporters like you enable Doorways to meet each person where they are and empower them on their unique journey to success.

The following list includes everyone who gave during fiscal year 2022 listed alphabetically to honor the impact made by each person and every gift. To see Doorways' complete 2022 financial statements, please visit www.doorwaysva.org/publications.

Doorways is grateful for every one of you, and the impact you make in our clients' journeys. Your investment in Doorways means we can be a place of safety, peace, and prosperity. You give harbor, healing, and hope. Your generosity changes lives. Thank you.

AARP

Almas Abbas

Abbott Laboratories - EGC

Noha Abdalla and Ahmed Elrefai

Catherine N. Abrahams

Jamie Abrams

Sarah Abrams

Alexandra Abyaneh

Accenture

Gregory Acs

Ada and Albert Wibel Foundation

Douglas Adams

Elizabeth Adams

Eugene Adams

Chuck and Sara Adkins-Blanch

Amy Adler

Georgie Adolphe

AEA of AXO

Julia Aerni

Bobbie Agee

Agudas Achim Congregation

Alix Ahimon

Amani Ahmed

Sarah Alex

Alexandria Business & Professional Women

Sana Al-Hajj

Rose Alldredge-Brown

Diane Allemang

Roger and Marsha Allenbaugh

Vandana Allman

Alloy Family Foundation

Michelle Alonso

Laura Alonzo

Alpha Beta Chapter of Kappa

Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc.

Alpha Chi Omega DC Alumnae

Bernard and Patricia Alter

Jessica Althaus

Altria Matching Gifts Program

Amanda Alves

Desiree Amador

Amazon Smile Foundation

Amazon

Ashley Amen

American Endowment Foundation

American Staffing Association

America's Charities

Saiful Amin and Etaf Khan

Lisa and Tyler Anbinder

Alec Anderson

Cheryl Anderson

Heather and David Anderson

Leslie Anderson

Douglas and Deborah Andre

Elizabeth Andrew

Kelly Anduiza

Lida Anestidou

Andrea Annand

Anonymous - Amazon

Anonymous - General

Peter Ansoff and Mary Rouse Ansoff

Gina Apolenis

Apple Matching Gifts Program

Luis Araya

Arlington Career Center

Arlington Chapter of The Links, Inc.

Arlington Church of the Brethren

Arlington Community Foundation

Arlington County ECC

Arlington County Office of the Sheriff

Arlington County Police Department

Arlington Montessori House

Arlington Soccer Association

Beth Armstrong

Jacqueline Arnold

Mike Arnold

Susan and Jim Arnold

Arrowine

Catherine and William Arthur

John and Amy Ashley

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP

AT&T

Katarina Auer

Susan Auerhan

Samuel Austin

Elizabeth Auten

AvalonBay Communities, Inc.

Avaz Leadership LLC

Julia Aziz

Tina Babicz

Chris Backemeyer

Mary Bader

Stephanie Bailenson

Amber Baird

Julie Baker

Kristine Baker

Steve Baker

Balanced Female Fitness

Sushmitha Balasubramaniam

AnDeneen Baldwin-Buckmon Ed.S.

Ballston BID

Chris Bangs

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

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Bank of America

Lisa Baranello

Kathryn Barba

Linda Barbour and David Houser

Cindy Bare

Brandon Barham

Eric Barker

Mary Barker

Kelly Barnes

Sally Barnes

Kelly Barrett

Alice and Brendan Barrett-Feeley

Laura Barriere

Cory Barry

Sharon Bartholomew

Trent Bartholomew

Anna Bartlett

Beth Bartlett

Joan Bartlett

Veronica Bartlett

Katie Barton

Jeffrey Bartos

Laura Basford

Kristin Bass

Kate Bates

Elizabeth and Timothy Bauernfeind

Joshua Baum

Janice Bay

Julia Bayzie

Lisa Beaman Rados and Mike Rados

Beatrice Beardsworth

Betty Ann Beardsworth

Andrew Beath

Virginia Beauchemin

Meredith Beck

Diane Becker

Jim and Valerie Beckner

Rachel Bedell

Zoe Bedell

Phillip Beer

Elisabeth Beller

Bellevue Forest Garden Club

Sami Ben Naceur

Brian Benczkowski and Kristi

Remington

Patrick Benedict

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Howard Benjamin and Betsy Pollack

Matthew Bennett and Susan Lambert

Tonya Bennett

Elizabeth Bentley

Jillian and Pete Bentson

Michael K. and Elizabeth L. Berard

Ryan Bercaw

Bergen County United Way

Amanda Bergin

Rachel and Eric Berkey

Suzanne and Ed Berkey

Hillary and William Berlin

Danielle Bernini

Bruce Berwick

Kristen Best

Michael and Anne Betz

Lisa Bevenour

Megan Beyer

Jeff Bezos

Ankur Bhatt

Purvi Bhatt

Evelyn Biamonte

Laura Biederman

Catherine Biersack

Melissa McSherry and Mark Bildner

Summer R. Billas

Sheila Billingsley

Jeremy Billones

Robyn Bishop

Adam Bissonnette

Black Cape

Shelly Black

Ann Blakey and Tyler Wilson

Bob Blancato

Jacob Blandford

Nancy Blaney

Adolf Blauhut

Barbara Blauhut

Laura Blewitt

Kathryn Bloomberg

Shirley Bloomfield and Donald Patterson, Jr.

Ashley Boddie

Anne Bodnar

The Boeing Company

Boeing Employees Community Fund

Faith Boettger

George and Margaret Bolash

Jessica E. Bollinger

Jeffrey and Tania Bollman

David Bolotsky

Marla Bolotsky

Marvin Bolotsky

Benjamin Bolton

Kelsey Bolze

Zoe Bomberger

Lisa Bonanno

Judith Bonderman

Amanda Bond-Thorley

Martin and Daniel Bondy

Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.

Samantha Boryan

The Boston Foundation

Sarah Botha

Betty Bott

Karen Boulineaux

Lisa Bow

Jennifer and Daniel Bower

Pamela Bowers

Amy Bowman

Deborah Bowman

Jaclyn Boyle

Jeanne Boyle

Erin Bracken

Matthew Bradfuhrer

Julienne Bramesco

Brendan and Catherine Branon

Theresa and Michael Bratt

Paul Bravery

Roberta Bren

Carol Brideau

Andrea Briere

Susan Briese

Gail and Bill Briggs

Bright Funds

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Fernando Brit

Aline Brito

Robin and Michael Broder

Katya Brodowski

Kimberly Broome

William and Laura Brothers

Barbara Brown

Lauren Brown

Laurie and Gregory Brown

Lorrie Brown

Robert and Nancy Brown

Stephen Brown

V.E. Brown-Britt

Lee Ann and John Brownlee

Jennifer Brust and Charles Thomas

Lucy Buchness

Heather Buck

Meagan Buczek

David and Blanche Buergler

Karen Buettner

Nancy Bukar

Holly and Christopher Bunton

Dan Burd and Anne Reynolds

Tammany Burden

Gillian Burgess and Grant Mandsager

Eileen Buriani

Ann-Marie Burke

Beverly Burke

Cathy Burke

Beth Burrous and Kevin Baer

Peg and Blain Butner

Violette Bynum

Chad C.

Sabrina Cabada

Ella Cady

Cafe Kindred

Amy Cagli

Leah Calabro

Emily Caldwell

Calloway United Methodist Church

Madison Calvert

Lori Cambria

Richard and Joedy Cambridge

Natalie Campbell

Anna Camper

Diane Canova

Michael Cantwell

Sabrina Capannola

Capital Area Food Bank

Capital Impact Partners

Capitol Mosquito Control

Cory and Rachel Capps

Vera Cardinale

Amanda Carey

Kiera Carlisle

Morgan Carlston

Christa Carlton

Carlyle Group

Eva Carney and Alan Cohen

Katharine Carney

Leila Carney

Tracy Carney

James Carolan

Lois Carolan

Caroline and David

Brian Carome

Kevin M Carome

Michael Carome

Will Carome

Pamela Carpenter and William Watts

Dana Carr

Lauren R. Carrasco

Sandra Carrier

Evalyn Carter

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Melanie Carter

James Carton

Julia Cartwright

Kristen Carty

Wahnetah Carty

Elizabeth Casey-Rutland

Dana Cassidy

Henry and Susan Cassidy

Judy Castagna

Tanja Castro

Michael Caudell-Feagan

Philip Caughran

Susan and Michael Cavanaugh

Abi Cavazos

Nina Cavazos

Century21 Redwood Realty Cerberus, LLC

Alexander Cernik

CFC of the National Capital Area

Lindsey Chafin

Jeanne Chambers

Louise Chan

Anthony Chand

Kathryn Chandler

Helen Chang

Amy Chapman

Susan Chapman

Charities Aid Foundation

Charityvest Inc

Gestey Charles

Maya Chavez

Lydia Chen

Chevy Chase Trust

Krista Chichester

Jason Child

Cloe Chin

Ms. Morgan Chinoy

Whitney Chipman

Monique Choiniere

Santosh Chokhani

Rohini and Aneesh Chopra

Tanya Chor

Chanda Choun

Jeannine Christian

Lilith Christiansen

Linda Christie

Elise Christopher

Church of the Covenant Presbyterian

John Cibinic

Teri Clar

Clark Construction Group, LLC

Jonathan Clark

Shelton Clark, Jr.

William Clark

Alisone Clarke

Chad Clay

Mary Clendenning

Susan A. Clyde

CNA

Kimberly Cody and Jeff Erickson

Mattie Cohan

Alice Cohen

Edward Cohen

Erin Cohen

Michelle W. Cohen, Esq.

Patricia Cohen

Ann Cole

Christy and Don Cole

Carol Coll

James Coll

Rebecca Coll

Caroline Collantes

Patricia Colley

Katie Collins

Merri Collins

Kristen Colston

Jennifer Colten

Thomas Colucci

Columbia National Real Estate Finance, LLC

Commonwealth Charitable Fund

CommScope, Inc.

Community Foundation for Northern Virginia (CFNOVA)

Congregation Etz Hayim

Deborah Conn

Julia Connally

Patricia and Tom Connally

Vera Connolly

Carla Conover

Joseph and Dorothy Conti

Karla Conway

Erin Coogan

Kim Cookmeyer

Rita Cookmeyer

Jennifer Cooper

Lindsay Cooper

Uriah Cooper

Becky Corcoran

Cordaro Fit, LLC

Daniel Cordero

Marijoy Cordero

Lee Corey

Micaela Corkery

Stephanie Corkett

James Corrigan

Jill Corrigan

Malcolm and Lisa Cosgrove-Davies

Maeva Cosier

Hillary Costa

Carter Coudriet

Terry Cowdrey

Cox Farms Virginia, Inc.

Beverly Cox

Rebecca Cox

John Craig

Arlee Crapo

Jean Craven

Nina Crawford

CRC CARES Foundation

Barbara Croissant

Mary Ann Cronin

Laura Crouch

Luis Crouch and Kirsten Olson

William Crowder

Paula Cruickshank

Erin Cummings

Jasmine Cummings

John Cusumano

Malik Cutlar

Susan Cutshaw

Cybergrants

James and Dotty Dake

Mary Dallao

Deniece Daniels

Christina Danko

Hannah Dannenfelser

Trish D'antonio

Michele Darnell

Michele Darwin

Jennifer Dary

Kamolika Das

Daughters of Penelope Helle

Chapter #283

Joanne Davenport

Caroline Davidson

Erica Davidson

Emily and Stephen Davies

Katherine Davis

Robert Davis

K. Dawes

Drea Dawson

Rachel Crouch and Christian De Pace

Karin Dean

Margaret Dean and Thomas Wukitsch

Tara Dean

David and Heather Deane

Jack and Maria and Maria Deasy

Caitlin Deck

Christian Deegan

George and Jan DeFalco

Claire and Ward DeGroot

Sharon and Sharon Deich

Sapna Delacourt

Dell Giving

Patricia DeLoatche

Delta Global Services

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, NOVA

Alumnae Chapter

Christopher Demarest

Sevtap Demirci

Rose Demma

Jessie and Jemy Demorest

Kathleen Dempsey

Leon and Patricia Demsky

Melissa DePuy

Chris DeRosa

Erika Derr

Steven Derr

Gloria Devan

Jon Devine

Nancy DeVoe

Sarah DeVoe and Ross Gore

Leah Dewitt

Alfred and Melissa Di Leonardo

Adam Di Vincenzo

Alice Jean Di Vincenzo

Sarah Dick

Tracey Dickens

Berna and John Diehl

Maria DiGiulian

Sarah K. Dilks

Kerensa McConnell and Ian Dillner

Terry Dinan and Leroy Hansen

Lorraine DiRienzo

Kathleen DiTillio

Jeannette Dixon

Lisa Dixon

Luis Gustavo do Valle Bastos

Rebecca Dodelin

Robert Doerpinghaus

Dolce Vita Salon & Spa LLC

Gonzalo Dominguez

Dominion Anesthesia

Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation

Amanda Domizio Radzin

Brigid Donnellan

Craig and Tammy Donnelly

Nicole Donnelly

Jevgenija Doronina

Mary Doroshenk

Lisa Dorsey

Dana Dougherty

Salliann Dougherty

Matt Douthit

Michael Dowling

Jennifer Downey

Lara and Lara Doyle

Julie Drews

Deborah Duffy and John Whitesides

Martha Duggan

Karen Duhamel

Mary Ellen Duke

Andrew Dumont

Debra Duncan

Thomas Dunigan

Lisa Dunkin

Joe Dunn

Margaret Dunn

Patrick Dunn

Dupont Circle Solutions

Patricia Duran

Julia Durand

Julie Duszak

Maadhurya Duvvuri

Jamie Dvoretzky

Patrick Dwyer

Rob Dwyer and Julie Breitfeld

Jessica Dwyer-Moss

Benjamin Dzikowicz

Thomas Eagan

Anne Eason

Easter Seals Child Development Center

Eric Eaton

Yolanda Eaton

Cheryl Eavey

eBay for Charity

Deborah Eckbreth

Kelly Edens

Mark Edie

Elaine Edwards

Michael Ehst

Elasticsearch

Elder Law, PLC

Tim and Angie Elder

Minerva Elizaga

Shira Eller

Denise Elliott

Doug Elliott

Delois Ellis Crowder

Roberta Ellis

Elsie D. Echols Charitable Trust

Caryn Emanuel

Ann Emery and James E. Shirey

Louis Emery and Lisa McCue

Hadiza Eneche

Emily Engelken

Susan and Buzz Enroth

Ms. Sarah Epps

Elizabeth Epstein

Linda Erickson

Harlan Erker

Mary Ersek

Ivette Estrella

Jose Etchegoyen

Susan and Susan Etherton

Barbara Eustice

David Evans

Nicholas and Moley Evans

Paul and Susan Evans

Paula and Robert Evans

Penelope Everline

Evoke Research and Consulting, LLC

Excel Group

Paul Ezzeddin and Rebecca Clar

Noel Fahey

Jan Fairbank

Kate Fairchild

Danielle Fam

Jami Fancher

Kim Fancher

Fannie Mae, the Matching Gift Center

Harry Farchmin

Pamela Farmer

Carole Farrar

Christopher and Candace Farstad

Thomas and Meghan Fatouros

Christina Faubert

Barbara Favola

Featherfall Restoration

Janet Fedak

Stephen Fedorchak and Kirstin Gibbs

Jay Fellows

Benjamin Fenwick

Dana Ference

Ferguson

Jeanne Fernandes Goncalves

Elena Fernandez Ordonez

Marta Fernandez

Emily Festa

Jeff Ficken

Susan Fickling

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Beth Fiencke

Diane Finckenauer

Mary Finger

Margie Finn

Suzanne Finn

Mollie Finnan

First Presbyterian Church

Jonathan Fisher

Elizabeth Fitzgerald

Sara Fitzgerald and Walter Wurfel

Pamela Fitzgibbons

Heidi and Leo FitzHarris

Ellen Flaherty

Gayle Fleming

Sheila Flett

Lara Flint

Kate Floom

Kristen Floom

Leslie Florance

Veronica Floyd

Deborah and Christopher Flynn

Eileen Flynn

Theresa Flynn

Jennie Fogarty

Margaret and John Fogarty

William and Elizabeth Fogarty

Morgan Foley

Cory and Robert Folliard

Laura Fontaine

Moira Forbes

Patty Forbes and Captain Gary Gray, USA, Retired

Anne-Marie Ford

Johna and Kathryn Ford

Jean Fordis

Dr. Deborah Foreman-Speller Forge Group, LLC

FORT, L.P.

Laura Fortner

Ami and Benjamin Foster

The Foundation for Enhancing Communities

Karen Fountain

Janna and Steve Fountaine

Mary Candace Fowler

Julia Francione

Kristin Francis

Jane Franklin

Ellen Frawley

Freddie Mac Workplace Giving

Ken Fredgren

Bonnie Freeman and John Davis

Roe and Pamela Freeman

Kelly French

Mary French

Theresa and Danne French

Gail Freunsch

Margaret Frick and Stephen Tordella

Raya Fridental

Liz and Greg Fried

Jennifer and Lawrence Friedl

Jenny and Lawrence Friedl

Tyler Friedl

Morton and Ann Friedman

Lindalou Friesen

Carolyn Frisa

Danielle Fritz

Frontstream

Holly Frost

Mitch Frost

Laura Fuentes and William Meyer

Samantha A. Fuller

J. Vic and Judy Funderburk

Annie Fuoto

Elaine and Robert Furlow

Gables Pointe 14

Eli Gadd

Margaret Gaffen

Catherine Gahres and James Woolford

Stephanie Gailey and Ruth Buynoski

Jennifer Gale

Paul Gallant

Carlos Gallegos

Cecilia Gallegos

Georgia Gampe

Gannett Foundation, Inc.

David and Betsy and Betsy Gardiner

Lynne Gardner

Stephen and Robin Gardner

Ann Garrison

Gartner, Inc.

Peggy Gartner

Brent and Caroline Gary

Tracy Garza

Maria Gault

Amelia Gay

Kemper Gay

Jette Gebhart

Geoffrey Gee

William Gehrig

Caroline Geidl

Gender Equity Club, H-B Woodlawn Secondary Program

Genworth

"You helped me find a home."

Virginia Geoffrey and John Andelin

Shanda Georg and Dolores Dorsett

Brittani George

Melinda and Jeffrey George

Melissa Gervasio

Christopher and Cyndi Getner

Sarah Ghessie

Giant Bags 4 My Cause Program

Elizabeth Gibbons

Eric Gibbs

Patricia and Paul Gibert

Helen Gibson and Catherine Rudder

Stella and Chris Gieseler

Rahul Gilani

Jennifer Gilkey

Margaret and Peter Gill

Francis and Barbara Gilligan

Beryl Gilmore

Anthony and Cindy Gilmour

Chelsea Gilmour

Sarah Gilmour

Jen Giovinco

Macario and Mabelle Giraldo

Pam Girardo

Girl Scout Troop 50036

Give Lively Foundation

The Giving Back Fund

Jessica Glajch

Laurel Glassman

Rebecca Glawe

Peggy Glick

Rosemary Glynn

Sandra Godwin

Aashish and Divya Goel

Carl Gold

Jennifer Golden

Marisa Goldenberg

John and Carol and Carol Goldener

Oscar Goldfarb and Christine Fisher

Rodrigo Gomez

Virginia and Dario Gomez

Joanne Gong

Gabrielle Gonzalez

Shelley Goode and Thomas Matthews

Kathleen Gordon

Caithlin Gorman and Mark T. Allen

Devon Gottschalk

Ryan and Sarah Gottschall

Linda Gouaze

Sam and Sally Gousen

Steven Gowlak

Caryn Grafton

Graham Holdings

Leah Graham

Regina Gramss

Robert Granieri

Anila Graupp

Chris Gravely

Keith Gravely

Daniel Gray

Jessica Gray

Elizabeth Graybill

Great Outdoors Landscaping

Greater Horizons

Greater Washington Community Foundation

Bob and Cindy Greczek

Marvin Greenberg

David Greene

Jennifer Greene

Maria Elena Greene

Lisa Greenhaus

Victoria and Nicholas Gregorios

Lorna Grenadier

Peter Grevatt and Heather Gary

Bernice Griffin

Kiyanna Griffin

John Griffiths and Stacey McGraw

Bobby Grohs

Jon and Jennifer Gross

Lisa Grozio

Mark and Joanne Guerrera

Sarah Guillian

Siddharth Gullapalli

Gupta Family Foundation

Shashi and Margaret Gupta

Mark Gurman

Renee Gutshall

GW Chapter of the Virginia State Literacy Council

Eduardo and Lynda Gyles

Loren and Phyllis Haag

Elizabeth Haddad

Judy and Chuck Hadden

Hadley Family Charitable Fund

Halle Hagan

Heidi Haggerty

James and Joan Haggerty

John Haggerty

Lori Hahn

Kristin Haldeman and Jason Papacosma

Richard Hale

Bjorn Hall

Frenesa Hall

John and Patricia Hall

Katherine Halliday

Hamlin Company, LLC

Kathryn Hamm and Amy Walter

Amy Hammer

Kristen Hand

Asmita Hanjagi

Elizabeth Hanley

Maggie Hanna

Taryn Hannam-Zatz

Hanover Research, Hanover

Organization of Women

Allison and Dennis Hardeman

Anthony Hardenburgh

Lauren and John Harnishfeger

Ellen Harpel

Jeanne Harple

Ivan Harris

James Harris

Kelly Harris

Linda Harris and Jonathan Ross

Renae Harris-Hill

Harry and Zoe Poole Foundation

The Harry Donenfeld Foundation

Tom and Mary-Kathleen Hartenstein

Janine Hartman

Harvey S. Lowe, Jr., and Susan

Hitchcock-Lowe Foundation

Amanda Harvey

Alessandra Hashemi

Dr. John Haskell

Brian Hatchl

Amie Hatt

Chris and Amy Hauser

Laurel Hausler

Austen Hawk

Meagan Hawkins

Karyn Hayes-Ryan

Geraldine Hayhurst

Katherine Hebert

Keesha and Brian Hedges

Kevin Heffel

Cynthia and Christopher Heimann

Ilse Heine

Ann Heinrich

The Helaine and Ronald Mario Fund

Kaye Ann Hellmich

Scott and Jennifer Helsel

Jonathan Helwink

Kristin Helz

Jennifer Henderson

Lucia Henderson

John and Mary Henley

Douglas Hennenfent

Judy Henry

Kristi Henshaw

Kristen Herhold

Maya Hermann

Herndon Friends Projects, Student Peace Awards of Fairfax Co.

Abigail Herrada

Karen Herrling

James Hess and Betsy Cody

Sheila Hess

Susan Hewitt

Hewlett Packard

Elizabeth Hickey

Daniel Hicks and Luisa Ortiz

Hope Hicks

Shannon and Michael Higgins

High Noon BJJ and Fitness

Susan Hildebrandt

Cragg Hines

Lawrence Hinkle

Marjorie and George Hobart

Allen Hodgkins

Matthew and Marialyce Hoff

Christine Hoffman

Ruth Hoffman

Katherine Hofmann

Stephanie Hogan

Jerome and Barbara Hoganson

Joelle Hogge

Lan Hogue

Nara Hojvat-Gallin

Kelly Holland

Paul Holland

Peter Holland

Hollister Street Neighbors

Shelby Holloway

Debbie Holmes Bowman

Linnea Holmes

Eleanor Holsopple

Shelley and Allan Holt

Caroline and Ben Holt

Home Solutions by Donna

Conni Homer

Sungjoon Hong

Jennifer Hoppe

Joan and Keith Horenstein

Kelly Horinek

Cristina Horne

Daniel Horner

Andrew and Emilia Hosier

Mana Hosseini

Emily Houghton

Ellie Howe and Jonathan Holbert

John and Gail Howell

Dr. Rosemary Hubbard

Cynthia Hubbard and John Culbertson

Meg Hubbarth

Charles Hughes

Elena Hughes

Elizabeth Hughes

Gary Hughes and Elizabeth Schill Hughes

Humane Society of Fairfax County

Kristen and Justin Humphrey

Lee Hunter

Susan Hurdle

Nicole Hurren

Joanne Hurt

Sharon Hurt

Ronald Huskey

Nancy and Bernie Hyde

Hyundai

Beth Iannazzo

IBM Employee Services Center

Tod and Allison Ibrahim

ICF International

Paria Ilchi

Indigo Golf

Cynthia Ingersoll

Anne Inman

Inova Fairfax Hospital

Intact Technology, Inc.

Interdenominational Church

Ushers Association of VA

International Monetary Fund

Employees

International Monetary Fund

International Women's Club of Perez Zeledon, Costa Rica

Christy Iredell

Mackenzie Irvin

J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc.

J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund

Jack & Jill Of America

Jeffrey Jackman and Melanie Nathanson

Matthew Jacob

Claire Jacobsen

Andrew Jacobson

Elaine Jacobson

Ashley James

Rachel Jamil

Jeffrey Jancula

Nina Janopaul

Kristin Jaquette

Jefferson Needle Crafters

Rachel Jennings

Jane Jensen

Tara Jerinsky

Madeline Jervis

Susan Jewett

Amy Johanek

John Edward Fowler Memorial Foundation

John Marshall Bank

Anne Johnson

Christienne and Bryan Johnson

David Johnson

Ericka Johnson

Karen Johnson

Margo Johnson

Meg Johnson

Sophie Johnson

Tiffany Johnson

ZNiyah Johnson

Julie and Jason Johnston

Ted Jonas

Amy Jones

Anthony Jones

Caroline Mary and Chris Jones

Cathleen Jones

Christopher Jones

Donald and Barbara Jones

Elliot Jones

Fayth Jones

Heather Jones

Jennifer Jones

Julia Jones

Katrina Jones and John Bonner

Matthew Jones

Alice Ju

Jennifer Judd

Nathan and Julia Judish

Hannah Jung

Kwang Jung

Katherine Jurs

Katie Kaciban

Karen Kaczmarek

Laura Kaehler

Cornelius and Jennifer Kaestner

Chelsea Kaiser

Henry Kalb

Bawanthi Kaluthanthiri

Caitlin Kamerman

Aman Kansal

Namita Kansal

Ritu Kansal

Heidi Kaplan

Peter Kaplan

Neena Kapur

Alex and Celia Karam

Peter Karapetkov

Cemre Karapinar

Elizabeth Kariuki

Stanley Karson

Mekdes Kassahun

Aysha Kassim

Madelon Kaster

Linda Katz

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Ellen Keating

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Anne Keffer

Barbara Keish

Lillian Keith

Barbara Keller

Meghan Keller

Robert Keller

Jodie Kelley and Scott Sinder

Susan Kelley

Alison Kelly

Maria Kelly

Joan Kelsch

Kristin Kenausis

Rosalie Kendall

Patrick Kenealy

Anne and Robert Kenison

Genevieve Kenney

Jo Anne Kenney

Melissa Kenney

Keri Shull Team

Helene Kerins

Christine Kessides

Diana Kessler Mitchnick

Veronica Kestner

Ingrid Keune

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Kristina Kiehl

Beverly Kilmer

Jean Anne Kim

Peter Kimball

Kinder Haus Toys

Audrey Kindlon

Kristin King

Trevor King

Barbara A. Kinney

David Kinney

Stacy Kinnison

Patrick Kirby

Katrina Kirchoff

Anita Kirk

Vicki and Gary Kirkbride

Sheila Kirkwood

Nancy Kirshner Rodriguez

Alyssa Kisiday

Jeff Kittay

Kiwanis Club of Arlington

Mohammad Kiyani

Debbie Klar

Jennifer Klar

Liz Klass

Karl and Susan Klauck

Eva Kleederman

Kristen Klein

Debra Klimkiewicz

Joseph Knarich

Sara Knopp

Meghan Knott

Sarah Knowles

Mary Knox

Dana and Ray Koch

Deborah Koenig and James Frison

Sten Koning

Koons Arlington Toyota

Rialda Kovacevic

KPMG

Beth Kramer

Carol Kramp

David Krause

David Kravitz

Ernestine and Durrell Kreisher

Helen Kress

Joseph and Andrea Kresse

Lorraine Kresse

Irwin Krieger

Mary Kroeger

Sanae Kubota

Suma Kulkarni and Jonathan Redburn

Olivia Kurtz

Mary Kusler

Elisabeth Kyle

Sarah Kyrouac

Joe Kyser

La Moo Creamery

Rakiya Labaran-Freeman

Elissa LaBorde

Geanna LaFleur

Dana and Michael Laidhold

Jeffrey Lande and Robin Goffen

Evelyn and Kevin Lander

Nicole Landers

Lina and Roger Landsman

Sheri and Robert Langham

Langley Federal Credit Union

Erin Langley

Karen Lanning

Lindsay Lapham

Terence and Laura Lapin

Kathleen Lapinski

Lisa Larimer

Julia and Allison Larmee

Pat Larocco

Kurt Larrick

Janeen Latini

John Lauder

Matthew and Kelly Laughlin

Jessica Lautz

Darci Law

Jennifer Lawson

Paul Lazarr

Matthew Le Grant

Suzanne Le Menestrel

Thai Phi Le

Dennis Leach

Nancy Leach

Learn Me, LLC

Gina Lee

Rebecca Lee

Rhonda Lees

Rebecca Leet

Dani Leff

Joseph and Shirley LeForge

Hannah and Chuck Lefton

Legacy Ministry

John Lehr

David and Beatrice Leibson

Leidos

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Chase Leist

Lemon and Whim

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Donald Leppla

Barry and Ann Lerner

Mr. Joe Lerner

Audrey and Joab lesesne

Melissa Letendre

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Joy Levi

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Nicole Levins

Susan and Stephan Levy

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Carrie Lewis

Harold Lewis

Juliana Lewis

Val-zhane Lewis

Natasha Leyton

Liberty Mutual

Carol Lidsker and Richard Loudis

Annette Lieber

Maya Lieber

Kendra Liebert

Diane Lifshen

Faith Lifshen

Mary-Anne Liles

Brendan Lilly

Patrick Lincoln

Linda Ray Charitable Fund

LinkedIn

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Chris Lipscomb

Little Falls Presbyterian Church

Laura Little

Jayne Liu

Joseph and Susan Livingood

Jonathan Lloyd Jones

Laura LoBue

John Lockhart

Scott Loftis

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Lisa Lomas

Lomax A.M.E. Zion Church

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Robert Long

Leslie Longsworth

Rebecca Longsworth

Elizabeth Lord

Nathalie Louge

Love Social Media

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Jennifer Lowe

Elizabeth and Anthony Lower-Basch

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Tiarra Lowery

Angela Lubkeman

Tani Lublin

Heather and John Luca

Jessica Luke

Jennifer Luken

Mary Lukeski

James and Ann Lunson

Susie Luongo

Cheryl Stwart Lushe

Mary Lustbader

Virginia Luster

Theodore and Willa Lutz

Christian Lynch

Lowell and Jean Lynch

Riven Lysander

M&M Partners

Adam Macaluso

Chris and Heather MacAulay

Alexandra MacCracken

Alison MacDonald

Iryna MacDonald

Dorothy and Dede Macekura

Marian and Daniel MacGilvray

Jim and Melissa MacGregor

Nancy and Hugh MacNiven

Lisa MacVittie

Charles Madewell

Aisha Madhi

Madison Manor Civic Association

Kristen Mae

Therese Magnuson

Margaret M. Maguire and Thomas J. Barnett

Jacqueline Mahler

Glenn Mai

Elisabeth Maier

Marybeth Majka and Patrick Gregerson

Ben Malakoff

Christine Malley

Denise Mallin

Holly Mallos

Lisa Malloy

Abby Maner

Angeline Mani

Suzanne and Mark Manlove III

Kathy Manning and John Taylor

Agnes Mansell

Leigh-Anne Marcellin

Talia Marcus

Michael Margeson

Marj Mariano

Esther Marie

Jeffrey and Laura Marin

Marjorie Hughes Fund for Children

Maureen Markham

Andy and Jenell Markowski

Joan Markus

Mars Foundation

Donna Marschall

Emily A. Martin

William Martin

Kristin Martinez

Patricia Martone

Evonne and Jerry Marzouk

Emily Mason

Miles Mason and Lara Johnson

Mastercard

Danielle Mathers

Catherine Mathew

Maria Mathew

Reena Mathew

Lee and Marty Mathis

Rohit Mathur

Matrix Group International, Inc.

Jennifer Matson

Ingrid and Pierre Matte

Clarissa Matthews

Jennifer Mattingley

Marissa Maurer

Sydra May

Sandra Mayer

Laura Mazzarella

Katie McAllister

Caitlin McBride

Erin McCabe

Elise and Daniel McCarthy

Eilish McCarty

Philip McCarty

Stephanie McCarty

Al and Barbara McConagha

Katie McConnell

Bethany McCrone

Beth McDonald

Suzette McGrann

Patrick and Teresa McGreevy

Joseph McGroarty

Alissa McGuire

Joan McIntire

Abby McIntyre

Johanna McKenna

Elyse McKenney

Claire McKenzie

Kelsey McKeon

Ray and Nancy McKinley

Anne McKnight

Kelly McLarnon

McLean Community Center

Jennifer McLean

Alexas Mcleod

Maureen McManus

James and Judith McMillan

Stephen and Beth McNally

A.A. Ragan McNeely

Amanda and Brad McNiff

Kathleen McSweeney and Michael Rafky

Heather Meade

John J. Meakem and Marion Meakem

Medstar Health Alexandria

Pauline Meehan

Jean Meek

Melodee Melin and Ken Aughenbaugh

Alec Mena

Patricia Mendez

Jennifer Meng

Michael Menn

Kristin Merritt

Robin Metalitz

Linda Metz

Lauren Meyers

Patricia Meyers

Meyerson-Remer Family

Charitable Fund

Ellen Michaels

Monica Michaud

Darlene Mickey and David Permut

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Christopher Miles

Stacey Miles

Anne N. Miller

Ben and Caitlin Miller

Cheryl Miller

Jennifer Miller

Justin Miller

Kelley Miller

Margaret Miller

Margaret and Lynn Miller

Meredith Miller

Monica Miller

Rebekah Miller

Susan Miller

Jessie Mills

Kenneth and Marie Milow

Mike Milton

Peter Mina

Albert Missirlian

Lisa Mitrovich

Judy and Kevin Moak

Dianne Modell

Vincent Mok

Chuck Mollenkopf

Mercedeh Momeni

Moms Demand Action, Arlington

Monday Properties

Maggie Monrad

Montgomery County Employee Giving Campaign

Patricia and Mark Montgomery

Erin and Sharon Moore

Melissa Moore

Rebecca Moore

Cristina Morales

Wilfredo Morales

Karen Moran

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc.

Jenna Morgan

The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation

Cecelia Morris

Katelyn Morris

Susan Morris

Ruth Morrissette

Brian Morrissey

Tara Morrissey

Debra Moss

Donna and David Moss

Mothers of North Arlington

Vanessa Moulin

Mount Olivet United Methodist Church

Hoda Moustafa

Sarah Moy

Gage Muckleroy

Lindsay Muirhead

Tsegereda Mulatu Endaylalu

Tammany J. Mulder

Hannah Mulderink

Michael B. Callaham and Ms. Theresa

M. Mullin

Ramaswamy Murari and Christianna

Strohbeck

Bill Murphey and Barbara Washburn

Kristen Murphy

Tara Murthy

Myra Musialkiewicz

Muslim Women's Coalition

Laura Musselman

Joy Myers

Kaydee Myers

Trevor Myers

Carina P. Nachnani

Graham Nagle-Deamer

Donald Nagley

Pamela Nagurka

Annette and Haik Naltchayan

Seema Nanda

Maithily Nandedkar

Scott and Kirsten Nathanson

National Capital Bank

National Corn Growers Association

Navy Federal Credit Union

Gabrielle Nebeker

Sarah Nedolast

The Neeb Family Foundation

Christine Nelms

Siri Nelson

Vicki and John Nelson

Heather Nemirow

Jessica Ness

Network For Good

Suzanne Neureiter

New Directions Alternative School

Nextdoor Sell for Good

Marc Nguyen and Amy Tenhouse

Vy Nguyen

Darci Niestroy

Robert and Mary Ann Nirschl

Clare Noble

Judy Noble

Julie Noble

Kaylani Noble

Shannon Noble

Noblis, Inc.

Jason Noker

Kathleen Nolan and Ken Schwartz

Matthew and Julie Nolan

Lida Noory

Brian Norris

Northern Virginia Association of Realtors

Nothing in Between LLC

NOVA Catholic Community Center

Erika Novstrup

Jeff Nowak and Tina Fox

Nicole Nowak

Chris and Mary Nugent

Janet Nunez

Jill Nusbaum

Jamie Nussbaum

Kathleen O’Rourke

Michael Obach

Krista and Timothy Obitts

Cathleen O'Brien

Carolyn O'Connell

Kate O'Conor

Linda Odorisio and Timothy S. Cirillo

Christopher Odum

Helen Odum

Donald Oellerich and Jan Gordon

Kathleen O'Geen

Trang Olesak

Kristin Oliver

LeAnn Oliver

Jes Olson

Rachel Olson

Seth Olson

Steve Olson

Atima Omara

Mohamed Ombada

Susan Omberg

Sarah O'Neal

Lindsey O'Neill

Corinne Opdyke

Organized Women Voters of Arlington County

Diana Ortiz and Roberto Silva

Luis Carlos Ortiz

Charlotte Oswald

Barbara Oudekerk

Our Lady Queen of Peace Church

Lauren Oursler

John and Roberta Overholt

Carmen Oviedo and Matthew Miller

Charles and Susan Owens

Pacers

Samantha Pacor

Jessica Pahl

Pajama Program

Michael Paley and Anna Lucca

David Palmer

Kelly Palmer

Rev. Sara Palmer

Nancy Palmerino

Mobina Panicker

Nitin Panwar

Daphne Papamichael

Mamie Papamichael

Tina Papamichael

Kirsten Parikh

Sarah Parish

Sarah Park

Sarah L. Park

Amy Parker

Blair Parker

Meagan Parkes

Maria Parra

Anton Partik

Cynthia Pascal

Julie Paskowski

Jeff Passel

Mona Patel Doshi and Prashant Doshi

Frank Paterra

Jea Patmon

Patrick Henry Elementary School

Kristen and Dan and Dan Patterson

Mildred Patterson

Paul Pavelich

Paypal Giving Foundation

Maren and Michael Pearson

Anna Peck

Scott Pedowitz

Leida Pedro

Peet's Coffee

Radka Pekova

Janet Pence

Alan and Andrea Pendleton

Penfed Credit Union

Mary Ann and Nicholas Penning

Laura Pennycuff and Sander Glick

Lewis Perez

Suzanne Perry

Edward Perugia

Andrea Peterbark

Patricia Petersilia

Tenley Peterson

Barbara Petrarca

Julie Petrie

Iva Petrova

Joanne and Josh Petty

Tom Petty

The Pew Charitable Trusts

Christopher Pharr

Sara Philibotte

Philip L. Graham Fund

Thomas Philip

Philippine Nurses Association of Metropolitan Washington DC

Stephen Pick

Carol Pickens

Sara Pikofsky and Dan Eisen

Larry and Lynne Pilot

Steve Pinchotti

Joanna M. Pineda and Maki Kato

Christy Pino

Cathy Pipcho

PLAN

Plave Koch PLC

Jason Pletcher

Laura Plummer

Erica Podgorni

Cammie Polack

Bonnie Polk

John Pomeroy

Cassandra Ponder

Dawn and Greg Pons

Susan and Michael Popowski

Joan Porte

Dena Porter

Neha Potdar

Potomac Woman's Club

Paula and David Potts

Jennifer Powell

Margaret Powell

Jeremy and Tamara Preiss

Aprile Preller

Erica Price Burns

Rachael Priore

Jessica Pritchett

Beth Profit

Jacqueline Protka

Michael Protka

Pulsera Sol

Cathy Purcell

Grace Putnam

Virginia Quale

Gigi Quileste

Virginia Quileste

Becky Quinn

Christina Quinn

Deb Radcliff

Radian Guaranty Inc.

Susan Rafferty

Gail Raiman

Allison Rainey

Karen Rainey

Patrick Rainey

Michael Raizen

Carol Rakatansky

Shantha Ramachandran

Cheryl Ramp and Jeffrey Dale

Tahir Rana

Jeff Rancilio

Terry Randall

Randolph Extended Day Program

Abby and Stuart Raphael

Daniel Raphael

Rachel Rath

Jennifer Rawlings

Priscilla Rawlins

Amy Ray

Raymond James

Benjamin Read

Charles Read

Real Estate by BanSar

Nanci Redman

Rebecca Reed

Rosalie Reed

Edward Reid

Amy Reif

Jeff Reinders

Rachel Reinhart

Lola Reinsch

Renaissance Charitable Foundation

Carlos Resendiz-Garcia

Resurrection Lutheran Church

Alan and Theresa Rettig

Hannah Reynolds

Ian Reynolds

Mayumi Rezwan

Soo-Mi Rhee

Jennifer Rhorer

Robert Riccio

Lena O'Rourke and Richard Price

Renee Richard

Stephen W. Richard and Ellen Wieser Richard

Peter Richardson

Megan and Nathan Richter

Jennifer Ricketts

Wasima Rida

Sarah Riddlemoser

Carolyn Rider

Theodore and Rozanne L. Ridgway

Carl Riemer

Anne Marie Riha

Ring

Brooke Risley

Isabella Rivas

Andrea L. Rivera

Jenny Roahen Rizzo and Lee Rizzo

Madeline Roark

Lucinda Robb

Selena Roberts

Gretchen Robertson

Josh Robinson

Nicole Robinson

Richard and Susan Robinson

Rebecca Roche

Rock Spring Congregational United Church of Christ

Rocklands Barbeque and Grilling Company

Jason Rodriguez and Elizabeth Laribee

David Rogers

Karen Rogers

Suzette Rohde

Rebecca Rohr

Melissa and Bryan Rollins

Julia Rollison

Margaret Rollison

Mike Romano

Stephanie Romanoff

Oksana Romanyk

Mary and William Roos

Mariana Rosado

Rangeline Rosario

Aaron Rosen

Adrienne Rosen

Amanda Rosen

Doug Rosen

Talia Rosen

Jennifer Rosenberg

Lydia and Bill Rosenberg

Heather and Andrew Rosenberger

Bruce Rosenblum

Lauren Rosenthal

Elisa and Dan Rosman

Timothy Rosner

Florence and Maxine Ross

Margaret Ross

William Ross

Beth Rossman

Randy Rosso

Susy and Ed and Susy Rothschild

John W. and Sandra H. Rouse

Leigh Rowland and Graham H. Block

Natalie Roy

Kathleen and James Rubinger

Shannon Rudisill

Amy Ruff

Chloe Ruff

Sofia Ruiz

Pamela Russ

L. Roxanne Russell

Meghan and Greg Russo

Luke Ruth

Rosanne Ruvolo

Alexander and Valentyna Ryan

Bridget Ryan

Bruce and Jane Ryan

Margaret Ryan

Ted and Angela Ryan

Huda Saad

Anne Saba

Paula Sabetay Stvan

Karin Sadowski

Sagatov Realty

Yuri and Michelle Sagatov

Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church

Saint Ann Roman Catholic Church

Saint Katherine Greek

Orthodox Church

Saint Mary's Episcopal Church

Saint Michael's Episcopal Church

Dorothy Sales Salesforce.org, Matching Grants

Kerry and Richard Salisbury

Robert Sampson

Mary Sanders

Stephanie Sanders

Kishore Sannidhanam and Suneetha Budampati

Karen Santiso

Elizabeth Santucci

SAP NS2

Connie and Jim Sarazin

Maricel Savage

Catherine Scavello

Robin Schair

Marc Schappell and Thomas Anderson

Scheidel Foundation

Ema Scheidel and Fouad Saad

Miki Scheidel

Daniel and Rena Scheinkman

Danielle and Cody Schetrompf

Dan Schifsky

Jean Schiro-Zavela and Vance Zavela

Diane Schline

Carolyn Schmidt

Jillian Schneeberger

Dan Schoettinger

Rosmarie and Wilhelm Schonenberger

Simone Schonenberger and Anthony

DeMartino

Gabriela Schoof

Cindy Schrader

Katherine Schroder and Joseph Poellnitz

Debra Schroeder

Steven and Rachael Schroeder

Jane Schukoske

Lisa Schultz

Alexandra Schulz

Dina Schumer

Schwab Charitable Fund

Marcy Schwab

Courtney and Stephen Schwartz

Eric Schwartz

Karen Schylling

John and Susanne Scott

Susan Scotti

Debra Sears

Seaside Gallery

Linda Secondari

Tania Seda-Binke

Audra Sedluk

Frances See

Richard and Jacqueline Sellers

Pramita Sengupta

Karen Senhadji

Alison Senold and Douglas Kantor

Gerard and Pilar Sequeira

Eva Sereghy and Andrew Lipps

Jennifer Sergent

ServiceNow

Benjamin Sessions

Kerin Seward

Dominic Sey

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Elizabeth Seymour

Laura Seymour

Ryan and Jim Shadrick Wilson

Sonia Shaikh

Melissa Shaker

Emily Shapiro

Jesse Shapiro

Kionna Sharice

Beverly and John Shaud

Dr. Sarah E. Sheafor

Bernard and Alison Sheahan

Jessica Shearer

Timothy and Nancy Sheehan

Barb and William Sheffer

Amy and Matt Sheldon

Dylan Sheldon

Devyani Shenoy

Beverly Sherman

David and Susan Sherman

John Shideler

Peter Shields and Leslie Werner

Kristine Shih

Elizabeth Shogren and Jeffrey Snay

April Shores

Paul and Sharon Showalter

Andrew and Susan Shuckra

Christina Shutes

Randy and Maureen Sibold

Jen Siciliano

Surian Sidoni

Rachael Siemon-Carome

Jana Sievers

Pamela Silberstein

Lauren Silk

Daniela Silva

Guillermo and Elvia Silva

Milagros Silva

Donna Silverman

Cyndi Simmons

Sarah Simon

Jodie Simonton

James and Benta Sims

Gapilan Sivasithamparam

Lelia Sloane

Michael Sluss

Scott and Carol Ann Smallwood

Kyler and Kyler Smart

Lynn and Doug Smarte

Austin Smith

Christopher Smith

Diana Smith

Eleanor Smith

Jennifer Smith

Jessica Smith

Katherine Smith

Kyle Smith

Mary Smith

Micah Smith

Taliyah Smith

Travis Smith

John and Kim Snedden

John Socknat

Solutions By Design II, LLC

Kathleen Sondag

Laurel Sonnenschein

Sony Corporation of America

Susan Sopczynski

Jennifer Sosin and Adam Posen

Karen Sosnoski

Kristen Souba

Linda Sparke

Spectra Credit Union

Bethany Spencer

Kyle Spiegel

Splunk

Michael Spotts

Marvelous Spraggins

David and Justine Springberg

Beatrice Squire

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St. Aidan's Day School

Karen Staha

Josh Stahl

Nino Stamatovic

Victoria Stanley

Stanton Blackwell, LLC

Mary Ellen and Gregory Stanton

Starbucks Foundation

Starbucks

Susan Starnes

Frank and Judith Stearns

Camille Stefani

Laura Stegherr

Michael Stein

Thomas and Kathalina Stein

Michael Steinig

Susan Steinmetz and William Corr

Mia Stephens

Anne Sterba

Christine D. Sterling

Michael Stevens

William Stevens

Wayne and Susan Stocks

Rachel Stohl

Laura Stone

Marilyn Stone

Norman Storer

Bernadette Stout

Janet Stout

Suzanne Strang

Strategic Analysis

Heather Strathearn

Rachael Straughn

Mary Strawn

Jean Strobel

Lynne Strobel

Susan Stuart

Michelle Stuntz

Elizabeth Suarez

Katherine Suellentrop

Maryanne Sugarman Costa

Carson Sullivan

Joan Sullivan

Kaitlin Sullivan

Kathleen Sullivan

Marthe Sullivan

Richard and Elizabeth Sullivan

Betsy Summer

Kathleen Summers

Robert Summers

Suzanne and Alan Sundburg

Nancy Suska

Brian Swedberg

Jennifer Swedish

William Swedish and Linda Griggs

Daniel and Jeanne Sweeney

Mackenzie and Katherine Sweeney

Michele and Andrew Swers

Sue Swisher

Eric Sword

Clotilde Szajda

Tauna Szymanski and Vikram Jaswal

T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Camilla Taft

Parisa Tafti

Raina Rose and Tom Tagle

Takeda

Jean Talbert

Tannia Talento and Gary A. Lax

Nina Tallon and Dave Nelson

Caitlin Talmadge

Brooke Tansill

Target Ballston

Target Corporation

Teresa Tarnoff

Allen Tarquinio

Linda Tashman

Nancy Tate

Aimee Tavares

Taylor Elementary

Claire Taylor

Sara Taylor

Shelly Taylor

Temple Rodef Shalom

Jan Terhune

Jennifer Terry

Cory Thacker and Leah Sly

The Allstate Foundation

The Alves Family

Charitable Foundation

The Ayco Charitable Foundation

The Birthday Giving Program

The Boston Consulting Group, Inc

The Cadmus Group, Inc.

The Conway Family

The Davenport Group

The Dominion Guild

The Essay Coaches

The Frias-Graffam Family

The Genie Foundation

The Hillside Foundation

The Institute of International Finance

The Kerr Giving Fund

The Menard Family

The Miller & Chevalier

Charitable Foundation

The Miller Family

The Omidyar Group

The P&A Family Foundation Inc

The Pet Train

The Schaubach Family

The Start Foundation

The Sycamore School

The Teal Center

The Wilczynski Foundation Inc.

The Williams Family Foundation

Jessica Thibodeau and David Cho

Thomas & Annette Dircks

Family Foundation

Thomas Jefferson Send-A-Smile

Gordon and Melodie Thomas

Johnathan Thomas

Karen Thomas and Mark Nestler

Linda Thomas

Melinda Thompson

Michelle Thompson

Rhian Thompson

Sandra Thompson

Corey Thornblad

Kyle Thorpe

Chrissie Thrash

Eric Timar and Mary Wilcox

Edmond Ting

Julie Tippens

TisBest Philanthropy

Ginnie and Lewis Titterton

The TJX Foundation

T-Mobile Matching Gifts

Gayle Todd

Uyanga Togoontumur

Chinyang Tom

Bryan Tomasek

Jennifer and Richard Toole

TorchLight Hire

David and Alice Tornquist

Julia and Luis Toro

Elizabeth Torres

Karen and Peter Toto

Charles and Joan Trabandt

Thai Tran

Parker Trasborg

Alex Trepp

Iris Trieb

Trinity Presbyterian Church

TRNSFRM Clothing

Oksana Trofimova

Kim Trucano

Michael Trucano

Monica Trucco

Jade Trusso

Meg Tuccillo

Carrie Tucker

Jessica Tucker

Karen Tucker

Rebecca Tufo

Peiti Tung

Ahmad Turner

Anna Tush

Janell and Peter Tuttle

Tysons Kiwanis Club

U.S. Bank Foundation

Marcy Ubois

United Way Metro Chicago

United Way of Greater Atlanta

United Way of the Greater Triangle

United Way of The National Capital Area

United Way Worldwide

UnitedHealth Group

Matching Gifts Funds

US Charitable Gift Trust

Angela Usas

Baily Uscinski

Abraham Usher

Jamie and Gary Usrey

Utopia Bedding

Kelsey Valentine

Joe Van Eaton and Patricia Brown

Joseph and Beatriz Van Goethem

Pamela Van Hine and Bryan MacPherson

Van Metre Companies

Sarah Van Velsor

Charles Vance

Rebecca Vandall

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Vanguard Group

Karl VanNewkirk

Ann Vari

Kaveeta Vasisht

Shreekant Vattikuti

Robert Veltkamp

sandra velvel

Venable Foundation

Kerry Verdi

Verizon (Main Record)

Verizon Foundation

Catharine Vernon

Emilio Viano

Theresa Vickers

Vicky Collins Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Victoria’s Secret

VIDA Fitness

Christienne Vigfusson

John and Mary Vihstadt

Linda and Daniel Vilardo

Karen Villella

Gaby Vincent

Christine Vinh

Vinson Hall Retirement Community Needlers Group

Andrew Viola

Dallas and Sandra Vipond

Smita Vipul Amin

Virginia Sexual & Domestic Violence Action Alliance

VISA Employee Giving

Julie and Marc Vogtman

Maureen Vollmer

Paul M. and Suzanne Volpe

Jennifer Von Elm

Meghan Von Wald

Anne Vorderbruegge

Gayle Voshell

Cameron and Elizabeth Voss

Richard Waddell

Theresa and Christopher Waddell

Patricia Waddill

Ryan and Jennifer Wagener

Wagner Family, LLC

Anne Wagner MacGregor

Dan Wagner and Elizabeth Godfrey

Heidi Wagner

John Wagner

Judith Wagner

Lisa Wagner and Wesley Barker

Robert Wagner

Christine and David Wahl

Stacey and David Wahl

Philip and Amanda Wait

Emeline Walker

Jennifer Wall and Michael O'Connor

Haas Wallace

Kelly Wallace

Christopher Walling

Christoph Wallisch

Frances Wallman

Walsh, Colucci, Lubeley & Walsh, P.C.

Aimee and Matt Walsh

Jennifer Walsh

Michelle Walter

Dale Walton

Ian Walton

Jaqueline Wang

Dawne Ward

Dorothy Ward

Jeanne Wardlaw

Elizabeth Ware

Angie Warren

Deborah Warren

Jessica Warren

Washington Area Women's Foundation

Washington Fine Properties, LLC

Washington Football Team

Charitable Foundation

Washington Forrest Foundation

Washington-Liberty Athletes of Action

Washington-Liberty HS Pink Games

Washington-Liberty Varsity

Girls Soccer

Gale Wasserman

Wendy Waszmer

Jean Waterbury

Aremita Watson

Kellan Watson

Susan Watters

Kimberly Wayne

We Arlington

Cortney Weber

Lisa Weber

Jill Weeter

Rachel Wegner

William and Jennifer Weidman

Nicholas Weig

Laura Weil

Michelle Weiner Taylor

Sharon Weiner

Bertram Weintraub

Allison Weise

Christy Weisner

Luise Welby

Wells Fargo Community Support

Wells Fargo Foundation

Sally Wells

Beth Welsh

Sara Weniger

Beth and Daniel Werfel

Adam Wexler

Toni Wexler

Diana L. Wheeler and Melanie R. Carpenetti

Linda Wheeler

Barry Lawson and Liz Wheeler

Dr. David Whiston and Julia Whiston

Amy and Peter White

John and Kathleen White

Stacey White

Jenifer Whitesell

Casey Whiting

Melanie and Mark Whittington

Robert Wiberg

Adrienne Wichard-Edds

Jean Wiggins

Belinda Wilborn

Wiley Rein LLP

Corbin and Andrea Wilkes

Jordan Willcox

Nicole Willems

Beth and John Williams

Carl Williams

Jeanne and Douglas Williams

Kelly Williams

Todd Williams and Maura Keaney

Margaret Willingham

Judith Willis

Luther Wills-Dudich

Angelica Wilson

Edith Wilson

Jacki Wilson

Jon Winer

Scott Wing and Natasha Atkins

Maura Winston

Christine Winter

Haley Winter

Kyle Winter

A. Fielding Winters

Michelle Winters

Alan and Esther Wisdom

Madeline Wise

Mary Wise

Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates

Sharon and Eric Witiw

Andrea Witmer

Kyle Wittenborn

William Witting

Douglas Wolf

Kevin Wolf and Barbara Kanninen

Carrie Wolfe and Mark Greenwood

Elana Wolin and Fred Rednor

Chris Wollenberg

Maryann Wolverton and Misha Kazhdan

Women in Housing and Finance Foundation

Women of Temple Rodef Shalom

Stacia Wompierski

Kai Wong

Andrea Wood

Kristine and Gregory Wood

Robin Wood

James Woodring

Jill Woods

Michele Woodward

World Bank Community Connections Fund

Dennis and Kathleen Wright

Diane Wright

Melissa Wright

Mr. Craig R. Wulf and Ms. Diana Warmann

Susan Wulf and James Antetomaso

Rebecca Xhajanka

Maureen Yap and Mohammed Moutaouakil

Juliana and David Yaskin

Jeffrey Yeates

David Yoo

Alex Young

Barb and John Young

Michael and Alysa Youngson

YourCause, LLC Trustee

Helen Yu

Kathleen Zadareky

Therese and Robert Zawacki

Landon Zee

William Zee

Laura Zeifang

Joshua Zelenka

Zeta Chi Omega, Alpha Kappa Alpha

Sorority Inc

Zillow Group

Liz Zimmer Waldman

Tom Zmudka

Shirin Zohdi-Tehrani

Jordana Zubkoff

Jonathan Zuckerman

Julie Zweig

VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers are an essential part of the Doorways team! Without our volunteers, Doorways couldn’t deliver the life-changing services and lasting results we do. The following list includes every volunteer who was active during fiscal year 2022 listed alphabetically.

Interested in joining our corps of dedicated volunteers? Visit www.doorwaysva.org/volunteer to learn more about volunteering with our programs, and email volunteerinfo@doorwaysva.org with any questions.

Nasim Ali

Robin Allen

Desiree Amador

Cheryl Anderson

Heather Anderson

Patricia Ani-Adjei

Susan Arnold

Zoe Bedell

Yasmine Ben Naceur

Katherine Berwick

Summer Billas

Mishka Brice

RaeAnn Brixius

Stephen Brown

Holly Bunton

Anna (AK) Camper

Amelia Capilongo

Katharine Carney

Jessica Childs

Catherine Choate

Alessandra Christiani

Elizabeth Clendenin

Mattie Cohan

Emily Cook

Rebecca Cox

Leah Cronlund

Lorena Deleon

Chris DeRosa

Elizabeth (Mary) Donovan

Rachael England

Debby Flynn

Bryan Fores

Janna Fountaine

Emily Fuerst

Nina Gabriel

Ashlyn Garry

Elizabeth Gasteiger

Brittani George

Megan Gerstbauer

Rebecca Glawe

Nina Glick

Sarah-Kate Hawkins

Katherine Hofmann

Colleen Johnston

Nicole Keenan

Julia Kelly

Connor Kennedy

Melissa Kenney

Lisa Kim

Kiran Kittur

Catherine (Cate) Klepacki

Gina Kovatch

Jessica Kreamer

Kathryn Lambert

Veronika Lantseva

Gina Lee

Nora LeValley

Kathryne Love

Colette Marcellin

Kat Masterson

Maria Mathew

Jason McCandless

Michelle Menezes

Eileen Miller

Patricia Montgomery

Atha Montoya

Brandi Mora

Jenna Morgan

Debra Moss

Bo Moukdarath

Kara Newman

Mai Nguyen

Shannon Noble

Susan Nye

Hope O'Keeffe

Khadra Omar

Elizabeth Onder

Samantha Pacor

Sarah Parish

Christy Parrish

Julie Paskowski

Leida Pedro

Sara Philibotte

Patricia Pope

Karen Rainey

Saira Rasheed

Madeline Reed

Danielle Resnick

Kendra Ricks

Isabella Rivas

Sarah Roberts

Leigh Rowland

Sofia Ruiz

Shilpa Sadarangani

Alexandra Saizan

Jennifer Sergent

Christine Shelly

Emily Simoni

Rachel Sims

Lelia Sloane

Anne Sterba

Rebekah Stewart

Heather Strathearn

Jean Talbert

Allen Tarquinio

Daniel Tay

Elizabeth Teoman

Shelby Thompson

Ginnie Titterton

Dashmeet Tiwana

Jonelle Torrez

Baily Uscinski

Jeanne Veraska

Lisa Wagner

Nick Weig

Linda Wheeler

Stacey White

Melinda Winn

Antenette Wise

Linda Wu

Juliana Yaskin

Natalie Yezbick

Alex Young

Sameen Yusuf

Kseniya Zubkova

MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR SUPPORT

At Doorways, we know that our donors give to make a profound difference in the lives of those in great need. We are grateful to have earned our community's respect and your confidence. We will continue to safeguard financial resources that have been entrusted to us through an appropriate internal control environment with an emphasis on strong budgetary control and routine periodic governance review. Thank you for partnering with us and investing in our clients' brighter futures.

FAMILIES FUND AWARD

During fiscal year 2022, Doorways received a $2.5 million Day 1 Families Fund award.

See page 32 to learn more about the Day 1 award.

Although the Day 1 award is multi-year grant, the entire amount ($2.5 million) is accounted for as revenue in fiscal year 2022 under Private Grants. The award comprises a significant portion of the change in Doorways' net assets this year.

Government Grants and Contracts

Contributions

Private Grants

Special Event Revenue

Other Revenue

Investment Income (Loss)

In-Kind Contributions

Total Revenue

SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2,732,063 1,900,595 2,999,576 190,642 (765) (205,935) 187,903 7,804,079 $

EXPENSES

PROGRAM

640,099 555,525 1,195,624 5,272,663 2,531,416$ $2.5 MILLION DAY 1

1,624,992 936,269 823,499 508,602 95,338 88,339 4,077,039