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– 2023 ANNUAL REPORT Changing Lives Two at a Time
2022
Message from the Executive Director
Dear Friends of Mary’s Path,
It has been a year of exciting growth for Mary’s Path and the teen moms and babies we serve. Our hearts are full of gratitude for your donations, volunteerism, and advocacy, all of which make our mission and work possible. In 2023, Mary’s Path served 38 teen moms and 22 babies. We’ve celebrated high school graduations, first jobs, and even one new first-generation college student! (Please see page 8 to learn about our other accomplishments.)
We remain committed to growing our positive impact on the teen moms we serve within California’s foster care system. Mary’s Path is proud to be a fully licensed behavioral health facility with professional staff fully trained in trauma-informed, evidence-based practices. Tremendous investments in focused training and professional development—well beyond the minimum requirements of our licensing body—ensure that Mary’s Path can fully support every teen mom and her baby who comes through our doors.
Every teen mom we serve has access to our robust continuum of therapies, including Intensive Care Coordination, Intensive Home-Based Services, Individual Psychotherapy, and Crisis Intervention, along with alternative therapies such as art, poetry, journaling, and yoga. Mary’s Path also offers our customized Guided Animal Intervention Therapy (GAIT) program, which provides equine therapy in partnership with the Seneca Family of Agencies. See page 18 for a spotlight on GAIT, including the story of how our Director of Operations, Clete Menke, led the development of equine therapy for children with behavioral health needs more than two decades ago prior to his tenure at Mary’s Path.
Despite our many successes, the sobering fact remains: Mary’s Path’s work is far from complete. Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) continues to spread throughout Southern California. Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes has described it as an epidemic—and further states that CSEC is now Orange County’s #1 crime. With more than 90% of the teen moms who call Mary’s Path home identified as CSEC survivors, it is clear that the need for our programs and services are now more important than ever.
Going forward, we remain resolved to our purpose of changing lives, two at a time, ensuring that vulnerable teen moms and their babies receive safe and stable housing where they can heal and obtain the resources they need for lives of hope, dignity, and self-sufficiency. We thank you for your continued support.
With Appreciation,
Jill Dominguez, Executive Director/President
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Message from the Board Chair
Dear Mary’s Path Community,
What a year of growth and advancement for Mary’s Path, where I am proud to serve as Board Chair. In 2023, we have progressed in our goal of Changing Lives, Two at a Time, by partnering with California legislators to pass SB14, launching our three-year strategic plan, furthering our Advisory Council made up of law enforcement, philanthropists, and business leaders in Orange County, and advancing our development efforts with our educational and advocacy-focused Spring Gala.
As one of only four facilities in the state of California that provides services and resources to teen moms in foster care who have chosen to create a family, we take immense pride in the profound impact we are making in the lives of the teen moms and the babies we serve. Mary’s Path provides education, mental health counseling, job placement assistance, life skills, childcare and parental support, and guidance for these teen moms.
Additionally, we provide access to the necessary healthcare services for both teen moms and their babies. And because our girls are from the foster care system, with more than 90% of them survivors of commercial sexual exploitation, Mary’s Path provides trauma-informed care addressing the distressing events that they have experienced throughout their lives.
While the girls we serve have experienced so much trauma, they are still teenagers, and at Mary’s Path we ensure they have experiences to further their social and emotional development. We are grateful for our donors whose support helps to facilitate these experiences, including shopping trips, movie nights, Disneyland, VIP trips to the zoo, and decorating gingerbread houses at Christmas.
I am very grateful for our powerhouse Executive Director, Jill Dominguez, dedicated and inspiring staff and volunteers, and fellow Board members.
A special thank you to The Honorable Diane Dixon, Assemblymember California District 72, for her bipartisan efforts to bring a voice to the population we serve.
And at Mary’s Path we have only just begun - we have so much opportunity ahead of us to restore dignity and hope in those we serve. I am filled with gratitude for our donors and supporters of our vision and am optimistic for the future of Mary’s Path. Here we come 2024!
With heartfelt gratitude,
Kate McKinley, Chair, Board of Directors
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Mary’s Path Forges a New Path Forward to Success
Mary’s Path recently completed a new Strategic Plan for 2023-2024 through 2025-2026. The culmination of many hours of hard work from the Board of Directors and staff, the new Strategic Plan provides a blueprint for Mary’s Path’s programmatic expansion and sustainability goals over the next three years. Progress on the plan will be reviewed quarterly to ensure transparency and accountability.
The planning process also yielded an updated mission, vision statement, values, and guiding principle that together will serve as the north star for our work at Mary’s Path.
Mission
Believing in the value of every life, Mary’s Path empowers vulnerable teen mothers in foster care and their babies to create lives of dignity, hope and self-sufficiency.
Vision
Teen moms in foster care become loving, caring mothers and raise happy, healthy children.
Values
Mary’s Path changes two lives at a time by supporting new families through their journey to a hopeful future by allowing the following values to guide our work:
• Every life is to be valued.
• Our work is facilitated through patience and love, instilling hope and healing for the future.
• The past does not define us.
• We embrace the whole life experience of our residents.
• We invest in effective, high-quality care and services provided by professional, experienced and compassionate staff.
Guiding Principle
The moms and babies we serve always come first. We are guided by what serves them best.
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Lily’s Story
Lily’s story is brutal, harsh, and shocking.
Sadly, it is not an unusual story at Mary’s Path.
Lily endured many horrific events in her young life. At the young age of four, which is about the earliest age that most people can recall memories, Lily’s life was completely disrupted. Her trusted uncle began to molest her. The sexual assault continued for years. She never told anyone and he never faced any consequences, a fact that has left Lily, now 23 years old, suffering from anxiety.
“He’s still out there, so I’ll dream about it still like he’s coming, or something’s going to happen,” she said in a video testimonial for Mary’s Path.
When she was 12, Lily’s father passed away. Her father was keeping the family together, and his death shattered any semblance of hope she had for a normal life.
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Her mother re-entered her life, and Lily hoped her mother was strong enough to support them. But, not long after her father’s death, her mom started inviting different men into their home. They, too, eventually molested Lily. Fed up, she gave her mom an ultimatum: stop bringing men home, or Lily would leave.
“She said I could leave if I wanted to, so I remember at 12 years old, the same day my mom kicked me out with a bag of clothes, and I think I had like five dollars in my pocket. From then on, I was on the street. I was living in tents. I was being sexually abused out on the street.”
She started using drugs, was in and out of juvenile hall, and was repeatedly exploited. While in juvenile hall in 2017, she found out she was pregnant.
Finding out she was pregnant nearly drowned her in a wave of panicked uncertainties. How was she going to cope without drugs? Can she be ready for a child so young? How was she going to deal with having a son?
A staff member in the juvenile detention center referred her to Mary’s Path. Lily recalled how easy it was to get removed from one group home and shipped to another, and she assumed Mary’s Path would be no different. But Mary’s Path stuck by her side even when she tried to force them to remove her from the program.
With the help of Mary’s Path, Lily got clean and became a strong mother with the help of the parenting skills she learned at Mary’s Path. She now has an apartment of her own, two healthy children, and money to care for them. She credits Mary’s Path with saving her life. “I thought I’d be dead on the street by 18,” she shared. She hopes to inspire others with her story. We thank her for her courage, resilience, and willingness to share her journey.
For more about Lily’s story, please visit: https://youtu.be/3ODbOUQtKoI
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Accomplishments
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teen moms babies
housed, including seven healthy babies born to teen moms while residing at Mary’s Path. The average length of stay was 7.3 months before each teen mom safely exited to independent living.
450 + 22 &
hours of specialized advanced professional development provided to staff over and above licensing requirements for Short Term Residential Therapeutic Programs (STRTPs), including Child Parent Psychotherapy, Professional Assault Crisis Training, and Suicide Prevention.
5,000 +
hours of trauma-informed therapeutic services, which included Intensive Care Coordination, Intensive Home-Based Services, Individual Psychotherapy, and Crisis Intervention.
Implemented curricular enhancements for our Guided Animal Intervention Therapy (GAIT) equine therapy program, allowing us to better meet the unique and complex mental health needs of Mary’s Path’s teen moms.
Offered alternative therapies such as art, poetry, journaling, and yoga to complement individual and group therapeutic services.
Provided parenting/life skills education, child care during school/work, academic support, job readiness assistance, and access to medical/dental care to 100% of teen moms.
Impact
Six high school graduates through Mary’s Academy, the on-site high school at Mary’s Path.
Five teen moms attained their first job with assistance from our job readiness services.
One college enrollee – the first in her family to attend college.
Ten teen moms successfully transitioned to independent living and connected with AfterCare services.
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The inaugural Changemakers Gala was a spectacular success, raising more than $300,000 for Mary’s Path. Held in May 2023 on the grounds of Advisory Council members Patrick and Jolynn Mahoney’s beautiful estate, the event saw more than 190 people turn out to support the Mary’s Path mission and the teen moms and babies we serve. The Gala Committee, headed by long-time supporters Patrick and Mary Dirk, included Carole Geronsin and Patrick and Jolynn Mahoney. During one of the highlights of the evening, gala attendees were treated to a poignant video of Lily, one of Mary’s Path’s proudest success stories (see page 6 to learn more about Lily’s inspiring journey).
Later in the program, Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes spoke to the audience about the growing epidemic of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in Orange County, including the shocking revelation that CSEC is now the County’s #1 crime. The audience responded with a heartfelt and enthusiastic flurry of bidding activity on several live auction items and Fund-A-Need opportunities in support of our therapeutic services.
Mary’s Path thanks the Gala Committee, our Board of Directors and Advisory Council Members, event volunteers and sponsors, auction item donors, and individual attendees for contributing to the success of the Changemakers Gala.
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A Great Evening at the Changemakers Gala CSEC Advocate Diedre Pujols and Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes Jolynn and Pat Mahoney with Jill Dominguez Jolynn Mahoney and Wylie
Wylie and Bette Aiken Patrick and Mary Dirk Patrick Dirk Starts the Bidding Patrick Dirk, Carol Geronsin, Dierdre Pujols, Sheriff Don Barnes, and Jill Dominguez
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR GALA SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS
Afterglow
Festival of Children Foundation, Sandra Segerstrom Daniels
Valet Sponsor
First Pacific Bank
Centerpiece Sponsor
Community Works Consulting, Inc
Paddle Raise Sponsor
Will O’Neill
Our Table Ambassadors
Stacy Davis
Patrick and Mary Dirk Family
Elevated Health, Dr. Paul and Kate
McKinley
Carole Geronsin
Teresa Hernandez
Courtney & Harald Herrmann
Julie Luckey
Patrick & Jolynn Mahoney
Redwitz, Inc.
Sheppard Mullen
Sandra Segerstrom Daniels
Jael & James Tanti Change Maker Sponsors
$40K+
Patrick and Mary Dirk
$25K-$39,999
Iman Bar
$10K-$24,999
Jim Antonowitsch
Mary Galyon
$5K-$9,999
Pamela Ball
Mary Cramer
Carole Geronsin
David Horowitz
Scott Mason
Kate McKinley
Jael Tanti
Craig Wildvank
Redwitz Inc
Shepherd Mullin
$1K-$4,999
Banc of California
Elizabeth Garcia
Up to $999
Amy Farrell Caves
Rebecca Cooper
Mary Galyon
Mike Hamel
Pamela Joy Levin
Thomas and Jean Metz Family Trust
Lynne Nicole Stewart
Silent Auction, Fund-a-Need Paddle Raise, and Other Donations
$10k - $24,999
Lucky Lippa
Deidre Pujols
$1K-$4,999
Wylie and Bette Aitken
Suzanne and Jeff Anderson
Banc of California
Sheriff Don Barnes
John and Carolyn Ben
Elna Berg
Lindsay and Lorrie Brown
Sharon Buffa
Dennis Cardwell
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Shawn Dewane
Amy Farrell Caves
Adriana Fourcher
Denise Frink
Kristin Hayman
Pastor Phil Hotsenpiller
Jeannie Jensen
Karin Kroguis
Martha Mahoney
Scott Mason
John McEntee
Pedro Miraz
Hung Nguyen
Nicole Stewart
Lyndsey Tidwell
Timothy and Meredith Tunney
$500-$999
Brent Benson
Ed Cottone
Jill Dominguez
Mary Galyon
Darren Lenyi
Jon and Darcy Lewis
Molly Mahoney
Doug Martin
Barbara Nelson
Judy Speak
Richard Stebbins
Ken Struss
Monica Youssef
Up to $499
Jane Anderson
Laura Araluce
Angela Avina
Scott Baugh
Ariana Benn
Kathleen Bevilaqua
Laren Blaes
Yvette Brooks
Alexis Brown
Madeline Brown
Rabia Chaudhry
Fisher Chavira
Stacy Dominguez
Edmund Duvignau
Elizabeth Garcia
Meredith Hart
Carol Hass
Georgeana Ireland
Linda Kean
Joanne Kottman
Shannon Mandich
Clete Menke
Belinda Mesa
Thomas and Jean Marie Metz
Diana Munoz
Marco Ramos
Marc Sayur
Eugene Siegel
Michael Wallace
Mimi Walters
Pat Wong
Valerie Yurada
Live Auction Donors
Jael and James Tanti and the Happy Cooking Company
Patrick and Jolynn Mahoney
Orange County Sheriff’s Department
Special Thanks
Patrick and Jolynn Mahoney
Thank You
Sheriff Don Barnes
Chief Jon Lewis (retired)
3 Count Band
Reflects donations received July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
If your name has been inadvertently omitted or misspelled, please contact us.
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Government Funding Program Services Contributions, Private Funding Fundraising Investments Management and General County Mental Health Program Reimbursements Revenues and Other Support Expenses
50.4% 92.1% 17.3% 6.2% 2.3% 1.7% 30 Other 50.4
Statement of Activities
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Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions Total Revenues and Other Support Government funding $2,473,871 $2,473,871 County mental health program reimbursements $1,475,639 $1,475,639 Contributions, private funding $780,565 $67,000 $847,565 Investment gain $105,907 $6,077 $111,984 Other $3,364 $3,364 Subtotal revenues and other support, net $4,839,346 $73,077 $4,912,423 Net assets released from restrictions $63,287 ($63,287) Total revenues and other support $4,902,633 $9,790 $4,912,423 Expenses Program services $4,064,003 $4,064,003 Total program services $4,064,003 $4,064,003 Support services: Management and general $76,370 $27,885 Fundraising expenses $272,320 $272,320 Total support services $348,690 $348,690 Total expenses $4,412,693 $4,412,693 Change in net assets $489,940 ($9,790) $499,730 Net Assets, Beginning $3,430,281 $87,674 $3,517,955 Net Assets, Ending $3,920,221 $97,464 $4,017,685
Statement of Activities Year Ended June 30, 2022
Statement of Financial Position
Year Ending June 30, 2023
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Restricted Investments, Endownment
Property and Equipment Accounts recievable, net Total nonconcurrent assets Prepaid and other assets Total assets Total current assets 378,491 1,104,398 517,477 1,647,906 895,968 554,214
10,106
Cash and cash equivalents Current Assets
Investments
4,212,592
3,316,624
Assets
Without donor restrictions, undesignated
Without donor restrictions, designated
4,017,685
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payable
Assets
Accrued compensation and PTO
Total current liabilities
assets
liabilities and net assets 3,635,481 68,470 284,740 126,437 97,464 194,907
Accounts
Current Liabilities Net
Without donor restrictions Total net
Total
and Net Assets
4,212,592 Liabilities
The Healing Power of Horses: Guided Animal Intervention Therapy (GAIT)
Equine therapy is one of the alternative therapies offered by Mary’s Path to the teen moms it serves. In partnership with the stables at the Seneca Family of Agencies’ Anaheim facility, the Guided Animal Intervention Therapy (GAIT) Program provides therapeutic activities and sensory experiences to facilitate and support improved behavioral health and promote stronger social and emotional skills.
Equine therapy is evidence-based and trauma-informed, and it has been shown to be effective in healing trauma resulting from adverse childhood experiences. Through the integration of horses into therapeutic care, teen moms learn to manage emotional triggers, build trust, and develop self-esteem. The curriculum was recently revamped and is now 100% customized to meet the complex and unique needs of teen moms who call Mary’s Path home.
GAIT provides a nurturing and healing space, with activities that allow these young moms to enjoy themselves, relax, learn, and heal.
“I’m hoping I can learn to be more patient from being with the horses, because if I’m frustrated, they can tell,” states one GAIT participant.
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Another participant says she wants to “learn to be patient, because [the horses] need to trust [me].” Both participants emphasized the development of patience, empathy, and trust, critical first steps in healing from trauma and learning how to develop healthy relationships.
Clete Menke, Mary’s Path Director of Operations, has a long history with the development of equine therapy for children and youth with behavioral health needs. Prior to his time at Mary’s Path, Clete was instrumental in piloting the use of equine therapy beyond treating children and youth with developmental or physical disabilities, helping to develop a curriculum to include those with behavioral and mental health needs.
“Equine therapy focuses on learning to care for the horses, rather than learning to ride,” he says. For example, one of the most enjoyable activities for the teen moms is bringing apples and other treats for the horses. The simple act of providing these snacks puts each teen mom into a caregiving role with the horses.
“The horses have no judgment, no expectations,” Clete continues. “Despite this, caring for horses—whether it’s bringing them treats or learning how to groom them—requires selflessness, as well as patience and trust. The caregiver role gives each teen mom the opportunity to learn how to be calm, nurturing, and compassionate.“
Mary’s Path acknowledges the Healthcare Foundation for Orange County (HFOC) for its long history of support for the GAIT Program.
“We are grateful for HFOC’s unwavering support and belief in GAIT,” says Jill Dominguez, Mary’s Path Executive Director and President. “GAIT continues to grow and evolve, and each week we see the positive impact that this program has on the teen moms that we serve.”
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focuses
Executive Director Jill Dominguez Rides Pidrini, a Norwegian Fjord Pony
Being a mother was such a great joy! She made my life worth living. She will always know that she is the light of my life and makes me the happiest mom in the world...I have to thank Mary’s Path for being such a helpful place for young moms. This place is raising strong women.
—former Mary’s Path resident and mother of a now five-year-old daughter
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Thank you to all of our donors and supporters
$50,000 +
Peter and Annabel Demuth
$10,000-49,999
Anonymous #1
Anonymous #2
Diocese of Orange
Patrick and Mary Dirk
Mary Galyon
Maureen and Greg Kirkorowicz
Jane and Nicholas Kleha
$5,000-$9,999
Mary K Bartrom
Katharina and Frank Coughlin
Giancarlo Ganddini
Alyce Handal
The Vincent and Shannon Pozzuoli
Charitable Fund
Trinity United Presbyterian Church
Clarence and Janice Turner
$2,500-$4,999
Joan and Richard Basile
Jackie and Paul Brady
Jaclyn and Sean Connolly
Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Council #9487
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Jolynn and Pat Mahoney
Pedro Miraz
Fauna and Bill Randolph
Saints
Simon and Jude Church/School
St. Timothy Catholic Church
Rozmarie and Arthur Strauss
$1,000-$2,499
Angelee and Stanley Anderson
Anonymous #1
Anonymous #2
Elizabeth and Terrance Barry
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Priscilla Carroll
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Matthew Jennings
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Kim and John Keelin
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Knights of Columbus, St. John Paul II
Council 16488 Foundation Inc.
Sonia and Mike Kostura
Richard Ley
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Teresa and Pat Menke
Kathryn and Richard Merdian
Elaine and Charles Muselli
Mary-Ellen O’Neill
Gina Olsen
Orange County Trial Lawyers Charities
Presbyterian Church of the Master
Terri Prisco
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Saint Irenaeus Catholic Church
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Terry Sherry
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Desmond Silveira
Soroptimist International of Laguna
Beach
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St. Kilian Catholic Church
Deborah and Jeff Strunk
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United Way of Orange County
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$500-$999
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Michelle Aljilani
Anonymous
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Adam Beneschan
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Blessed Sacrament Episcopal Church
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Charities Aid Foundation America
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Valerie and Richard Elliott
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Liferay Foundation
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Deanna McIntire
Kate McKinley
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KrisAnn Miller
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Barbara Nelson
Keon Young Park
Pope John Paul I Council Knights of Columbus
Manuel Ramirez
Keith Saldanha
Santa Clara de Asis, Knights of Columbus Council #13311
Gunawan Santosa
Karen and Paul Seckendorf
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Judy Speak
St. Juliana Falconieri School
The Crowded House
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Veloce Santiago Bicycle Club
Mary and Bernie Vitchus
Robert Wagner
Water From The Rock
Curt Whitehead
Joe Witt
Douglas Wong
$101-$249
Mary Aldridge
Anonymous #1
Anonymous #2
Siobhan and Peter Badzey
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Vince Bauerlein
Margaret and Paul Bonello
Pearl Breen
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Truzzolino Family Charitable Trust
United Methodist Women Orange
Up to $100
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Mary Anderson
Peggy and Ed Andrade
Anonymous #1
Anonymous #2
Diane Arnett
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A Special Thank You to Marconi
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Reflects donations received July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
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Mary’s Path is a nurturing, home-like place where teen moms can heal from trauma and obtain the skills and resources needed to build happy and healthy lives with their children.
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Board of Directors
Jill Dominguez, President Executive Director
Mary’s Path
Kate McKinley, Chair Board Director, Investment Chair
Maxwell Biosciences
Lorrie Brown, Secretary Business Partner Troy Group, Inc.
Elizabeth Garcia, Treasurer Finance Consultant Real Estate Agent
Laura Araluce VP, Relationship Manager First Pacific Bank
Frances Hernandez Partner
Sheppard Mullin
Monica M. Youssef Senior Corporate Associate
Sheppard Mullin
Advisory Council
Don Barnes Orange County Sheriff
Patrick and Mary Dirk
Dirk Family
Carole Geronsin The Geronsins Real Estate Group
Jon Lewis Chief of Police (Retired)
Newport Beach
Jolynn and Pat Mahoney West Coast Arborists, Inc.
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