ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT 2022
– 2023
1 Who We Are 2 What We Do 6 Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets 7 There’s No Place Like Home 8 Keiki Day 9 Funding Sources and Client Demographics 11 Best Places to Work 13 Board of Directors and Executive Leadership TABLE OF CONTENTS
MISSION
Working together with Hawaii’s children, individuals, and families to create safe and promising futures.
VISION
Hawaii is a peaceful, safe, and vibrant community with opportunities for all to fulfill their dreams.
We believe when family bonds are strengthened and people feel connected communities thrive. Who We Are
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What We Do
We serve more than 13,000 local residents and families in need each year through our statewide programs in five core areas of focus.
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Parents And Children
Together (PACT) has grown over the past five decades from a grassroots effort into a multi-faceted social services agency, helping families and individuals in Hawaiiʻs most challenged and impoverished communities across the state.
We believe in bright futures made possible by meaningful, caring relationships. Our services guide the development and strengthening of those relationships to create safe and promising futures through support networks, resources, and education.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Early Head Start and Head Start provide early childhood education and family support services for low-income families with children on Oahu and Hawaii Island. Early Head Start offers daily care services to prenatal parents and infants from birth to three years. Head Start serves families with children ages three to five years.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION & INTERVENTION
Family Peace Centers teach non-violent problem-solving skills for families struggling with adult aggression and behavioral dysfunction, emphasizing partnership, equality, and respect among families.
Ohia and Hale Ola Domestic Violence Shelters offer a safe and confidential emergency and temporary home for family members and children who are victims of domestic violence.
Lehua Transition House provides transitional housing for up to one year for women without children who are victims of domestic violence.
Family Visitation Centers provide a safe and neutral setting for children to visit with their noncustodial parent, or to transition from one parent to the other when family court is involved or joint parenting is not possible.
Trafficking Victim Assistance Programs offer victim-centered case management services for survivors of human trafficking referred to PACT through State adult and child welfare (offices)..
HEART & Soul supports child victims and nonoffending family members impacted by child sex abuse through group therapies and activities to reduce the impacts of trauma to families.
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SUPPORT
Intensive Support Services, specifically Multi Systemic Therapy and Functional Family Therapy, are provided for families facing challenges with youth who exhibit serious behavioral, social and emotional challenges. Therapies consist of in-home solutions and must be pre approved by a Family Guidance Center in the State of Hawaii.
FAMILY STRENGTHENING SERVICES
Early Intervention Family Strengthening encompasses multiple state-sponsored programs to assist families who are involved with Hawaii Child Welfare Services. Staff in these programs work to improve child/parent relationships in families where parents have been reported to need assistance with nurturing and protecting their children. PACT mitigates the risk of abuse via a range of activities including monitoring and educational services for parents.
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April 2023 social media and news campaign for Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention month.
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@pacthawaii
Parents And Children Together is honored to perpetuate Queen Liliuokalani’s legacy by advancing its complementary mission and being respectful stewards of her blessed land.
As PACT’s permanent home, Kalaulanilawapuni serves as a center of support, education, and inspiration to create thriving communities for all people in Hawaii.
The symbol of the “royal’s leaf” entwines the vision and mission of PACT and Queen Liliuokalani to serve all people with compassion in the spirit of abundance and plenty.
COMMUNITY BUILDING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Family and Economic Opportunity Centers provide walk-in services in Kalihi to support families struggling with housing, food security, parenting, domestic violence, employment, health, legal matters, education, and poverty. New immigrants are offered translation services, computer access, and introduction to local schools to help families succeed.
Sundays Project connects immigrant parents with local schools to promote engagement and success for young children and middle school youth in the public school system.
Workforce Development Programs offer training opportunities and work readiness for employment seekers and those ready to improve their work and living conditions through study and group support.
Neighborhood Place of Kalihi offers communitybased, proactive services to prevent child abuse and domestic violence in Hawaii neighborhoods.
Kaneohe Community Family Center offers substance abuse prevention information and convenes the Community Works in 96744 Coalition to promote education and prevention of youth alcohol and substance abuse in Windward Oahu.
Community Youth Programs promote the development of healthy youth and families by providing after school educational, recreational, community building, and support services. Youth programs are offered on site at Kuhio Park Terrace and Puuwai Momi housing complexes.
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FISCAL YEAR 2023 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
13,894,188
SUPPORT Government 27,808,169 Other Contract 45,608 Contributions 204,860 Contributed Facilities and Services 3,298,468 Net Assets Released from Restricted 837,048 TOTAL REVENUE 32,194,153 REVENUE Client Fee 238,549 Interest & Dividend Income 27,846 Special Events, Net of Direct Expense 125,331 Other Revenue 44,727 TOTAL REVENUE 436,453 TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE 32,630,606 EXPENSES Program Services: Early Childhood 15,824,795 Community Building & Economic Development 1,851,246 Family Peace and Preservation 8,292,031 Child and Adolescent Mental Health 2,811,865 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 28,779,937 SUPPORT SERVICES Management and General 3,262,672 Fund-Raising 331,609 TOTAL SUPPORT SERVICES 3,594,281 TOTAL EXPENSES 32,374,218 Changes in Net Assets (98,702) Net Assets at Beginning of Year
Net Assets at End of Year
13,992,890
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Kalaulanilawapuni
A Permanent Home for Bright Futures
There’s No Place Like Home
PACT’s annual gala, themed “There’s No Place Like Home,” inspired by the timeless classic, The Wizard of Oz returned once again in the fall of 2022. Last held in 2019, attendees came together in person at the historic Royal Hawaiian Hotel in celebration and support of PACT’s new permanent home.
In 2020, PACT was honored to be selected to steward Queen Liliuokalani’s land for future generations. The estate name, Kalaulanilawapuni, was carefully selected by Kahu David Kaupu.
In the warmth of the sun
In the warmth of aloha
Our children will grow forth
Visual representation was inspired by renowned local designer, Sig Zane, creating an exclusive artwork that embodies the meaning of Kalaulanilawapuni and PACT’s commitment to Hawaii. To view a video about the new design unveiled at the gala, scan the QR code to the right.
Mahalo to the organizations, businesses, sponsors, supporters, and volunteers for making the 2022 gala a huge success!
Muo ka muo i ka la
— Sig Zane Renowned Artist
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WHAT INSPIRES YOU?
Extra Extra, Read all About it!
Following a three-year hiatus, Keiki Day 2023 returned in a big way on May 9 with a special edition newspaper featuring original artwork and stories from student winners of the Keiki Day Creativity Contest themed “Inspire Hawaii’s Future.”
To celebrate the return, PACT and its generous sponsors distributed free Keiki Day newspapers in select areas of downtown Honolulu. The special edition newspapers, filled with games and activities for keiki and community resources for families, were also distributed to schools across Oahu.
— Khyleigh Third Grade “
The kindness of others inspires me to want to be kind and help everyone too.
For the past thirty years, PACT has partnered with the Honolulu Star-Advertiser to present Keiki Day, an annual signature event to celebrate Hawaii’s keiki and remind our community of the vital role we play to ensure that all children have opportunities for bright futures.
Mahalo to the numerous community organizations, local businesses and individuals that support Keiki Day!
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SOURCES OF FUNDING
CLIENT DEMOGRAPHICS
Age0–1Age2–3Age4–5Age6–7Age8–9Age10–11Age12–13Age14–15Age16–17Age18–19Age20–34Age35–55Age56–70Age71+
5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0
12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 $0$10,000 $10,000$20,000 $20,000$30,000 $30,000$40,000 $40,000$50,000 $50,000 and above 10,346 1,226 977 791 453 982 CLIENTS - BY INCOME CLIENTS - BY AGE Federal - 65% State - 30% County - 1% Private - 4% 9
CLIENT DEMOGRAPHICS
13,060
ETHNICITY TOTAL Hawaiian/Part Hawaiian 3,770 Caucasian 1,994 Chuukese 1,497 Pilipino/Filipino 1,171 Hispanic/Latino 675 Samoan 610 Japanese 582 African American/Black 521 Other Pacific Islander 443 Other 404 Marshallese 359 Chinese 229 Other Asian 177 Multi-Racial 137 Tongan 124 Native American 87 Korean 82 Portuguese 79 Micronesian 66 Vietnamese 63 Ponapean 24 Kosraean 16 Thai 16 Palauan 9 Southeast Asian 8 Fijian 7 Yapese 4 TOTAL CLIENTS SERVED Fiscal Year 2023 GENDER TOTAL Male 5,537 Female 7,501 Transgender 19
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LEARN MORE ABOUT PACT
PACT is honored to receive its 10th Best Places to Work award and place in the top three organizations in the Large Company category from Hawaii Business Magazine. Hawaii’s Best Places to Work
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John Whalen, Chair
Wai‘ale‘ale Arroyo, Vice Chair
Nicole Rino, Secretary
Craig Warren, Treasurer
Mihoko Ito, Past Chair
Cappy Fasi
Elaine Fujiwara
Lisa Furuta
Reid Hokama
Josie Howard
Ku‘ulani Keohokalole
Patricia Kim
Shelee Kimura
Wade Kodama
Pomai Moniz
Mike Moses
Dana-Ann Takushi
Kelly Ueoka
Shaun Ushijima
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM
Ryan Kusumoto President & CEO
Norma Spierings Chief Development Officer
Margaret Takahashi Chief Administrative Officer
Melissa Cretsinger VP of Administration
Trisha Kajimura VP of Strategy and External Affairs
Ben Naki
EVP of Early Education Programs
Tina Porras-Jones
EVP of Community Building Programs
Mahalo a nui loa to our public, private, and nonprofit partners who continue to support Parents And Children
Together in our mission to build peaceful, vibrant, strong communities with opportunities for all to fulfill their dreams.
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