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

Serving the Arlington community since 1978 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 Safehouse and Safe Apartments

FY18

FY19

FY20

FY21

FY22

FY23 Q1*

Occupancy Rate

87%

76%

106%

122%

107%

211%

Number of People Served

58

70

70

80

107

61

*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).

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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

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OurStory

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.

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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.

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CONCENTRIC CIRCLES MODEL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Prevention

COMMUNITY-BASED SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

Community Education

SHELTER AND HOUSING-BASED

SUPPORTIVE SERVICES Pathways for Youth

24-HOUR

EMERGENCY SHELTER

HOMESTART

SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

Children's Services

24-Hour Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline

Revive Counseling Program Domestic Violence Safehouse, Safe Apartments, and Safe Kennel

Housing Location and Advocacy

Outreach

Advocacy

Financial Counseling

Family Home

Mobile Advocacy Program

Goal Planning Court Advocacy Program

Hospital Accompaniment Response Program (HARP)

Community Partnerships

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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.

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"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.

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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.

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"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

SHELTER 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.

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HOUSING HOMESTART SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM 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.

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SHELTER AND HOUSING-BASED

SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

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.

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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.

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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."

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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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45 Celebrating 45 years of service 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.

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45 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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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."

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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.

2015

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.

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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.

2017

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.

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2018

"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.

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45 2020

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.

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Despite the pandemic, Doorways also made significant advancements in preventing domestic and sexual violence.

Long-time Doorways supporters Judy Fiske Moak and Kevin Moak (pictured right) made a transformative investment in the future of Doorways and our community: The MoakFiske Prevention Innovation and Investment Gift, designed to establish a Prevention Program at Doorways.

This extraordinary $300,000 gift was the first of its kind in Doorways' history. Judy and Kevin made this investment in honor of Kevin's mother, Evelyn Arnold Moak (whose portrait Kevin is holding), and her lifelong passion for helping the most vulnerable in the community.

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 and intimate partner violence are less likely to occur, especially in marginalized populations.

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.

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45 2021

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."

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45 2021

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).

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45 Charting the way forward 2022

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.

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45 Looking ahead 2023

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.

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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.

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Memories Share your stories and photos!

Spring 2023 will mark Doorways 45th year of service to the Arlington community. We encourage you to share your Doorways memories—written stories, video or audio interviews (contact us for recording), photos, and more—to help us reflect collectively on all we have accomplished and inspire us as we continue our mission. Please contact Linley Beckbridge, Director of Communications and Advocacy, to share your Doorways memory: lbeckbridge@doorwaysva.org or 703-504-9283. We look forward to hearing from you!

Creating pathways, from then to now

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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.

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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 Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bank of America Lisa Baranello

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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

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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

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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 Brightspot 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 Kayla Carter Melanie Carter James Carton Julia Cartwright Kristen Carty Wahnetah Carty Elizabeth Casey-Rutland Dana Cassidy Henry and Susan Cassidy Judy Castagna Tanja Castro

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Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington Andrea Cate 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

Nitin Chittal Amy Choi Jen Choi 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

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Shaun and Surekha Cohen Erika Cohen-Derr and Tom Derr Nova Cohen-Prohow 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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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 Judith Kaufmann and George Moose Celeste Kearney Ellen Keating Susannah Keefe 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 J. Andrew Keyes and Cathleen Trail 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 Kimberly Leighton

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Chase Leist Lemon and Whim Ashley and Matt Leonard Christine Leonhardt-Kimm and Terence Kimm Donald Leppla Barry and Ann Lerner Mr. Joe Lerner Audrey and Joab lesesne Melissa Letendre James and Barbara Leupold Joy Levi Adam and Sharon Levin Barry Levin Nicole Levins Susan and Stephan Levy Helen and Eric Levy-Myers 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 Arthur and Judith Lipman Chris Lipscomb Little Falls Presbyterian Church Laura Little Jayne Liu Joseph and Susan Livingood Jonathan Lloyd Jones Laura LoBue John Lockhart Scott Loftis Laurie Logan Lisa Lomas Lomax A.M.E. Zion Church David Lomita Robert Long Leslie Longsworth Rebecca Longsworth Elizabeth Lord Nathalie Louge Love Social Media Michaela Lovell

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Jennifer Lowe Elizabeth and Anthony Lower-Basch Clay Lowery and Sheila Herrling Geraldine A. and Gerri Lowery 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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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 srcLogic 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

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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

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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

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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

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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.

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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

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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

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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.

$2.5 MILLION DAY 1 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.

2022 FINANCIAL INFORMATION SUPPORT AND REVENUE Government Grants and Contracts

$ 2,732,063

Contributions

1,900,595

Private Grants

2,999,576

Special Event Revenue Other Revenue Investment Income (Loss)

190,642 (765) (205,935)

187,903 ________________ 7,804,079 Total Revenue _______________________________________________________ In-Kind Contributions

EXPENSES

PROGRAM SERVICES:

Domestic and Sexual Violence

1,624,992

Family Home

936,269

HomeStart

823,499

Counseling

508,602

Prevention

95,338

Community Education

88,339 ________________ Total Program Services 4,077,039 _______________________________________________________

SUPPORTING SERVICES:

Management and General

640,099

Fundraising

555,525 ________________ Total Supporting Services 1,195,624 _______________________________________________________ Total Expenses 5,272,663 _______________________________________________________ $ 2,531,416 Change in Net Assets _______________________________________________________

Visit www.doorwaysva.org/publications for complete audited financial statements.

Doorways is a community-based nonprofit providing shelter, services, and supportive housing for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, as well as youth and families experiencing homelessness.

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P.O. Box 100185, Arlington, VA 22210 703-504-9400 • www.DoorwaysVA.org 24-Hour Domestic & Sexual Violence Hotline: 703-237-0881