PEP ANNUAL REPORT: JULY 2021 - JUNE 2022

PEP ANNUAL REPORT JUNE 2021 - JULY 2022

A Letter from PEP’s Leadership Dear Friends, This year marks 40 years that PEP has provided parenting education and support to strengthen family relationships and help children thrive. Our in-person and online programs, offered directly to parents and via partnerships, help parents and caregivers raise their children to become independent, confident, and resilient adults. Our own resiliency and longevity as an organization has been possible thanks to our committed parent educators and staff, donors, partners and volunteers.

As the challenges for parents and children continue to mount, the need for PEP’s services grow. The children’s mental health crisis, recognized as a national emergency last fall by the US Surgeon General and other experts, presents us with a new urgency to bring our programs to more families, particularly families of color and those living in under-resourced communities.

To meet the need, PEP developed a new program with a stronger focus on helping parents support their children’s mental wellness. We created the PEP Family Resiliency Program, in English and Spanish, with specialized content from our partner Suburban Hospital/Johns Hopkins Medicine. The program launched in the fall of 2022 in Montgomery County and is ready to expand to other communities in 2023.

In the past year we also expanded our partnerships with other nonprofits, such as Montgomery Housing Partnership (MHP), Head Start, and Port Discovery Children’s Museum. We continued to offer webinars and online classes to the general public and created a new master class on understanding your child’s behavior. We advanced our DEI work with surveys and focus groups to listen and learn from Black, Indigenous, and Middle Eastern People of Color (BIMPOC) within our community. And we broadened our corps of PEP parent educators and facilitators to include many more BIMPOC parents.

It is no exaggeration to say that our work has never been more vital. In this 40th anniversary year, PEP continues to evolve as we follow the advice we give to parents: we meet the needs of the situation.

Warm regards,

Pascale Brady

Kathy Hedge

Board President

Executive Director

Responding to the Children’s Mental Health Crisis

See an excerpt from Lesson 1 of the Family Resiliency Program

In 2021, as the pandemic took a further toll on children’s mental health, PEP began developing the PEP Family Resiliency Program. Designed particularly for families in under-resourced areas, this support-group style program helps parents and caregivers help their children cope with stress and anxiety. Offered in English and Spanish, the program includes PEP’s positive parenting approaches plus select content on mental health issues provided by our partner, Suburban Hospital/Johns Hopkins Medicine.

PEP received a $250,000 grant from the State of Maryland, along with grants from Suburban Hospital Foundation and the Mead Family Foundation, to develop and disseminate the program in Montgomery County and other Maryland counties beginning in the fall of 2022. The PEP in the News: program’s impact will be evaluated in partnership with NORC of the University In the past year, PEP op-ed pieces were of Chicago, an independent research published in the New York Times and institution.

Bethesda Beat, highlighting the role that . positive parenting can play to support children’s mental wellness and resiliency.

PEP Latina moms at a PEP Meet & Greet event. All in attendance enrolled in PEP’s Family Resiliency Program.

Reaching More Families Through Partnerships Montgomery Housing Partnership (MHP).

PEP and MHP teamed up to offer PEP parenting classes to Latinx and Ethiopian residents in MHP residences, funded by a grant from the Children’s Opportunity Fund of the Greater Washington Community Foundation.

PEP’s corps of parent educators now includes several Ethiopian parents who deliver PEP programs in Amharic.

View this video testimonial from Netsanet Ayele where she shares her thoughts on her own PEP experience.

“PEP is a great resource for MHP families and is the perfect partner to expand our programs to improve the quality of life and increase opportunities for our resident parents and children.”

New PEP parent educators (from left to right) Meselu Mekonnen, Semehar Teka and Nesi Ayele, along with PEP Program Coordinator Bridget Edwards (standing to the right of the PEP sign) at an MHP Meet & Greet event.

PEP parent educators at a Meet & Greet event with Ethiopian parents.

- Sulema Middleton Stewart, MHP’s Vice President of Community Life

U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

In FY22 PEP expanded its workplace partnership with USAID, enrolling nearly 700 USAID parents in the PEP program. Participants joined from over 25 countries including Columbia, Germany, Israel, Ivory Coast, Nicaragua, Thailand and the US.

Patti Cancellier, PEP; Chris Foley, USAID; Colleen Reed, PEP; Nicoletta Pichardo, PEP; and Katherine Garcia, USAID.

“When I came to PEP, I struggled with my patience with my two middle school aged kids. I was constantly nagging them and frustrated by their mess and lack of help. Through PEP I learned to reframe my engagements with them, focusing on their positive attributes. While I was initially skeptical of this approach, not only did it help me appreciate them and what they did, it encouraged my kids to do more.”

- USAID Parent

Port Discovery Children’s Museum.

PEP and Port Discovery in Baltimore teamed up to deliver Parents at Play, a program for parents and caregivers of young children to learn positive parenting strategies and how to PEP Parent Educator incorporate play into daily routines. The Francine Perry leads a program is expanding in FY23.

Parents at Play ice-breaker activity.

Addressing Critical Issues Facing Families In FY22, PEP continued its Critical Topics in Parenting live webinar series, addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing parents, caregivers, and children. The program is free-ofcharge to the general public, and, the entire series of live recordings are available 24/7 in PEP’s extensive online video library.

The FY22 Critical Topics in Parenting series served over 2,000 participants with these topics: • Helping Children Readjust to School • Breaking Masculinity Stereotypes to Raise Emotionally Resilient Boys • Is Social Media Friend or Foe? How it Connects Kids & Influences Their Development • What to Say to Boost Motivation and Build Stress Tolerance in Kids • Getting Through the Pandemic with Love & Laughter • Exploring Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

“Great panel…real life experiences from men with empathy, wisdom, and love.”

- USAID Parent

View an excerpt from Breaking Masculinity Stereotypes to Raise Emotionally Resilient Boys featuring author Andrew Reiner, PEP parent educator and gender issues expert Oswaldo Montoya, and Dwight Davis, Partner, CityBridge Action Fund.

Program Sponsors

Many thanks to the FY22 sponsors of PEP’s Critical Topics in Parenting webinar series: MOM’s Organic Market Ruppert Companies PrepMatters Suburban Hospital/Johns Hopkins Medicine Washington Parent Magazine

Offering Ongoing Support Year-Round

Watch the introduction to What Your Child's Behavior Means, PEP's latest new online master class.

Through PEP’s online master classes, monthly webinars, podcasts, blog posts, monthly column in the Washington Parent Magazine and on-demand video library with 70+ offerings, PEP provides resources for parents and caregivers throughout the year, 24/7. In 2021, PEP developed a new online master class, What Your Child’s Behavior Means, led by PEP parent educator Dana Spencer and video producer Jean Connelly, with assistance from many other PEP parent educators, staff and others. The new class launched in October 2022 to strong reviews.

Webinar Highlight

For Dads: Finding Compassion in the Face of Anger with PEP Educators Brian Lewis, Dave Drazen, Emilio Hernandez, Sidney Locks, and Jermaine Gary

PEP 2022 PEP by the Numbers Unique Program Participants

4,189

48 28 42 45 70

SCHOOL & WORKPLACE PROGRAMS

2022 Unique Program Participants

5,259

FREE WEBINARS, PODCASTS & RESOURCES

WORKSHOPS for PARENTS IN HIGH POVERTY AREAS

ONLINE 4-WEEK CLASSES & WEBINARS

ON DEMAND VIDEOS

PEP Founder Linda Jessup Recognized In FY22, PEP Founder Linda Jessup received multiple recognitions for her work by the local community and by a community of her peers.

Linda was selected as a 2021 Washingtonian of the Year. Each year since 1971, Washingtonian Magazine has honored a group of people who, through their leadership, philanthropy, or creativity, have made our region a better place to live. Thanks to Linda’s visionary thinking, PEP has become the region’s premier parenting organization, serving over 65,000 parents and caregivers with children pre-K to college age.

Linda accepts the Lifetime Achievement Award at the NASAP conference with PEP Board President Pascale Brady and NASAP Board President Timothy Hartshorne.

NASAP, the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology, awarded Linda Jessup its Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her many significant contributions to the field of parenting, for sharing her extensive knowledge of Adlerian theory and practice through the Parent Encouragement Program, and for living a life that exemplifies courage and social interest.

Linda speaks at the Washingtonian of the Year luncheon, with Washingtonian Media CEO and Owner Cathy Merrill and host Doreen Genzler at the podium.

PEP Parent Educators Win Gold Awards In 2021, PEP parent educators Paige Trevor and Lynne Ticknor received the Parenting Media Association (PMA) Gold Award for their articles, Who’s the Boss? and Be in the Moment, and PEP Parent Educator Katherine Reynolds Lewis received the Gold Award for her Q&A interview with Michele Borba, Give Your Child the Empathy Advantage. This annual PMA competition evaluates entries for accurate and comprehensive reporting, superior writing, thoughtful analysis and evidence of editorial judgment, insight and enterprise.

JUSTICE DIVERSITY EQUITY INCLUSION

JDEI at PEP

JDEI – which stands for justice, diversity, equity and inclusion – is a continuing journey for PEP as we work to become a more just, diverse, equitable and inclusive organization.

In FY22, PEP engaged Maryland Nonprofits to survey program participants, parent educators, staff and board members. They also conducted focus groups of participants of color and LGBTQ+ parents in PEP’s online master classes to learn what they felt PEP should know about their experience with PEP. (Note: in the Maryland Nonprofits surveys and focus groups, we did not include participants whom PEP reaches through our Spanishlanguage classes or in our new Family Resiliency Program, either because those programs are just starting or because they have been undergoing evaluation and adaptation for several years with our partners.)

This fall and winter, PEP board, staff and parent educators will explore the survey and focus group findings to better understand what our constituents appreciate about our work, and, how we can do better. We are following the same advice we give to parents, which is —listen to understand, with an open mind, and without judgement. Much like parenting, JDEI work is not about the end goal, but about the process. As we reflect on what we have heard, we can understand and make changes over time that will make us a truly welcoming organization.

PEP JDEI TASK FORCE MEMBERS Susan Milner, Chair and Board Member Mary Douglas, Parent Educator Bridget Edwards, Staff Kathy Hedge, Staff Emilio Hernandez, Parent Educator Tory Joseph, Board Member and Parent Educator Margaret Klotz, Board Member Oswaldo Montoya, Parent Educator Maryland Nonprofits Consultants: Carmen C. Marshall, Erin Donovan, Sydney Biggs

Securing PEP’s Future – the PEPConnects Campaign In 2020-22, PEP held the PEPConnects Campaign to greatly expand access to PEP parenting support to improve child wellness and resiliency.

PEP supporters Jody and Kathy Dreyfuss provided a matching lead donation and a matching closing donation that catalyzed many additional major gifts by the PEP board of directors and others.

As part of the PEPConnects Campaign, PEP introduced the PEP Founder’s Circle chaired by long-time PEPsters Karen Bunting, Tory Joseph, and PEP founder Linda Jessup. The PEPConnects Campaign raised over $1 million to help PEP scale its work to families in our local community, the State of Maryland, across the country, and even around the world.

Linda and David Jessup hosted a gathering in March 2022 attended by many long-time PEP supporters; watch this photo compilation of the event.

PEPConnects Campaign Lead Donors Jody and Kathy Dreyfuss.

PEPConnects Campaign Donors $200,000 Lead Donor Jody & Kathy Dreyfuss $100,000 - $199,999 J.S. Plank & D.M. DiCarlo Family Foundation PEP Board of Directors: Julie Baron, Pascale Brady, Michele Dreyfuss, Kathy Griffin, Kathy Hedge, Margaret Klotz, Leanne Macdougall, Susan Milner, Kelly Van Orden, Kristen Waksberg $50,000 to $99,999 Patricia & Mark Joseph Shelter Foundation Inc. Sara Wagschal & Jay Elinsky $20,000 to $49,999 Caroline Dixon Bartman * Bender Foundation

Debbie & Jeremy Brown Karen & Clark Bunting * Linda & Ken Button * Michelle & Peter High Shana & Todd Jacobus Tory & Mark Joseph * Mead Family Foundation Craig Tregillus * $10,000 to $19,999 Marcy & Neil Cohen Brett & Mary Kay Gamma Lisie & Michael Gottdenker Linda & David Jessup * Kim & Patrick Nettles / Progressive Insurance Foundation Margaret T. Roper & Clifford L. Johnson * Ruppert Family Foundation Annie Scheiner & John Mulligan * Dana & Miles Spencer

Up to $9,999 Stephanie Brown * Michelle & Jack Dausman * Robyn, Dave, & Brian Des Roches Donna & Bill Eacho Lori Genderson * Andrew & Karen Green Sylvia & John Lagerquist * Lora Lumpe & Jim Cason Jean Lunning-Johnson * Judy & David Marwell * Betsy Mead & Jeff Greenhut * Jeanette Rosenberg & Russell Perry *

*PEPConnects Founder’s Circle

What Makes PEP Work?

Its Peer-Led Model It’s not always easy to take advice about parenting. One of the key reasons PEP programs work is our peer-based model. PEP classes are led by fellow parents who are relatable and non-judgmental. PEP parent educators come to PEP classes with humility, sharing their own experiences, challenges and lessons learned with humor, enthusiasm, and empathy.

In 2021-22, PEP trained over a dozen new parent educators and facilitators of color as we work to become a more diverse, equitable and inclusive organization.

Many thanks to our PEP Parent Educators and Facilitators Estela Aguilera Laura Aguilera Abena Apau Buckley Rosa Argentina Campos Nesi Ayele Jackie Beach Natasha BlohmHernandez Pascale Brady Mabel Calero Patti Cancellier Vanessa Chacón Eileen Chang Lucila Cordero Soraida Cotrina Diaz Seth Crothers Milagros Cruz Estela de Fatima Aguilera Salas Robyn Des Roches Lisa DiSciullo

Chris Donald Mary Douglas David Drazen Jennifer Dryer Mihret Engida Robbye Fox Jermaine Gary Marlene Goldstein Grethel Gomez Blanca Guillen Chrisonne Henderson Chris Henderson Emilio Hernandez Sulema Hernández Kim Hicks Carol Hoffman Maria Iano Antonieta Jaldin Leonardo Jaramillo Paula Jaramillo Tory Joseph

Milly Kayongo Dara Kessler Veronica Khek David Margaret Klotz Joselle Lawrence Brian Lewis Sidney Locks Christina Lottie Wendie Lubic Emory Luce Baldwin Gilma Magaña Lynne Marks Kathy Matay Maureen McElroy Meselu Mekonnen Susan Milner Oswaldo Montoya Jahaira Morales Carol Muleta Trish Pannuto Francine Perry

Nicoletta Pichardo Katherine Reynolds Lewis Suzanne Ritter Elaine Robinson Brenda Rojas Donna Sawyer Annie Scheiner Visitación Sevilla Nubia Sosa Dana Spencer Semehar Teka Dawit Tesfaye Nubia Tijerino Omar Treminio Paige Trevor Jairo Valle Kelly Van Orden

the Heart of PEP

PEP at the 2022 NASAP Conference The North American Society of Adlerian Psychology (NASAP) held its 70th annual conference in May 2022 in Alexandria, VA, attended by 250 mental health professionals, coaches, educators, students, parents and others from around the world. 22 PEP staff and parent educators attended the conference and many presented workshops, which gave PEP an opportunity to contribute to the field of learning in Adlerian parenting education. PEP parent educators and staff who presented at the conference include: Paige Trevor, Pascale Brady, Brian Lewis, Dave Drazen, Jen Dryer, Gabriele Nicolet, Patti Cancellier, Lynne Ticknor, Gabriela Cordero, Laura Aguilera, and Mary Douglas.

“…at NASAP, I attended a workshop presented by Brian Lewis and David Drazen. Brian is a physician and David is an engineer. Both are Adlerian fathers. They both experienced the transformative effects of Adlerian psychology in raising their children. They continued their training in the Adlerian organization called PEP (Parent Encouragement Program) out of the Maryland, DC area. Together they commit their time to leading Adlerian parenting classes for Dads. They helped me understand some of the barriers to men taking parenting classes and how they have worked together to get around those hurdles.”

- Excerpt from the newsletter of Alyson Schafer, one of Canada’s leading parenting experts and author of numerous parenting books including Honey, I Wrecked the Kids and Ain’t Misbehavin’.

Donors and Sponsors We know that PEP’s work is possible only because of the financial support of our donors and sponsors, many of whom have also taken PEP classes, promoted PEP programs, facilitated PEP classes, and served as a PEP program volunteer. In this 40th anniversary year, we salute the hundreds of donors and sponsors who make PEP’s work possible.

“I am very grateful to (PEP and its parent educators) and for the invitation to participate in the (PEP) workshops.

Thank you for everything I learned, your time, your charisma to teach the classes.

You are a blessing to the families. All your teachings are based on love. Your way of teaching motivates us to move forward to improve for our children and improve as people.”

Thank you!

Parent from MHP-PEP class

PEP Annual Campaign and Special Program Donors $50,000 and up Children’s Opportunity Fund of the Greater Washington Community Foundation $20,000 - $49,000 Bender Foundation Mead Family Foundation Montgomery County Community Grant J.S. Plank & D.M. DiCarlo Family Foundation $10,000 - $19,999 MOM’s Organic Market Craig Tregillus Sara Wagschal & Jay Elinsky Suburban Hospital Foundation $5,000 - 9,999 Caroline Dixon Bartman Karen & Clark Bunting Michelle & Mike Fannon Betsy Mead & Jeff Greenhut Milner Family Foundation PrepMatters Ruppert Family Foundation

$2,500 - 4,999 Anonymous Katherine & David Bradley Michele Dreyfuss & Patrick Connelly Barbara & Don Fairfield Lynne Marks & Jamie Blech $1,000 - 2,499 Tish & Bob Best Linda & Ken Button Meg & James Cooper Emily & Dave Demsky Robyn & Dave Des Roches Stacey & Jon Fisk Mary Kay & Brett Gamma Virginia Grace & Eli Cohen Kathy and Russ Hedge Higgs Family Foundation Iterable Marketing Chrisy Jelen & John Jaeger Tory & Mark Joseph Kathy Slack Lynne Ticknor & Alan Adamson Kristen & Mark Waksberg Nancy & Steven West Linda & Robert Youngentob Philip & Marla Zipin

$500 - $999 Timothy & Karen Abrams Caroline Altmann & Tim Ogilvie Julie Baron Pascale Brady Jennifer Cooper & Jon Coleman David Dantzic Tony & Jackie Dobranski Donna & Bill Eacho Robbye Fox Lori Genderson Joseph & Laura Goldman Kimberly Hicks Margaret & Robert Klotz Sylvia & John Lagerquist Amy Lear White Wendie Lubic & Seth Binstock Lora Lumpe & Jim Cason Maureen & Paul McElroy Carol & John Muleta Kim & Patrick Nettles Patti Nitterhouse & Dennis Zimmerman Kevin O’Conner Colleen & Clark Reed Stephen Rhodes Michelle Robinson Margaret T. Roper & Clifford L. Johnson

Liz & Chris Rugaber Elizabeth Soltis Dana & Miles Spencer Kelly & Nathan Van Orden Donna & Jonathan White $100 - 499 Eva Absher-Schantz Aysegul Acar-Dreyer & Douglas Dreyer Frances & Dane Badman Katherine Barnard Nancy Blanco Marla Bobowick Rodolfo Bonacci & Vanessa Prado David & Nina Breen Marcia Brown & Alvaro Molina-Cruz Stephanie Brown Hala & Stephen Buck Jeff Bulman, Original Pancake House Mary Cadden Carolyn & Rodolfo Camacho Kay Campbell Patricia Cancellier & David Friedman Anne Chan Eileen & Jouky Chang Nalini Cherian Susan Clark Tina & Rusty Cleland Virginia & Randy Cohen Amy Scott & David Cooper Jane & Tim Cooper Kathy Cox & Stewart Henderson Jeneva Craig & Michael Lee Seth Crothers Michele & Jack Dausman Lisa & Michael DiSciullo Genna & David Drazen Stacey & Eric Dunn Sheila Feldman Rachael & Olivier Fleurence Nicole Fradette Linda French Elizabeth & Robert Gelfeld Sarah Goldfrank Frederika Granger Margaret Greene Maureen Greenwood & Paul Basken Barbara Grunbaum Heather Hahn

Sarah Halpert & Greg Peterson Clare Herington Michelle & Peter High Sarah Himmelfarb Ellen & Arnold Hoffman Jean Horan Tracy Hunt-White Greg Ip & Nancy Nantais Nan Iuculano Molly & Frank Jackman Susan & Daniel James David & Linda Jessup Evelyn Joy & Jay Elvove Susan & Peter Kahn Dr. Julia Korenman Christine & Tim Koubek Laura Labovich Leslie Lebow Julia & Robert Loeb Ruth Madrigal Sherry & Bruce Maliken Michele McNally Terry Melo Molly Savitz & Jeff Merkowitz Gordon Miller Sandra Moore & Mark Felsenthal Stephanie & Jonah Murdock Judy Myers Kathy & Mark Nelligan Leah Nichaman Janine & Phillip O’Brien Eileen O’Grady Susan O’Shaughnessy Trish Pannuto Mary Parker Vivienne Patton Sharon Pohoryles Elinor & Cayce Ramey Denise Deconcini & Robert Ramin Jane Rigby Connie & Rick Robey Jeanette Rosenberg & Russell Perry Caroline Walsh & Gregory Rosenberg Taryn & Eric Rosenkranz Frances Rumford Christina Ruppert Cathleen Sagrillo & Jerome Budai Heidi Schadler Samantha & Orin Schepps

Helen Scheider Amy Scott & David Cooper Negin Shakibi Rhoda & Fred Shulman Lisa & Steve Sidel Rebekah Sims Vita & Doug Sims Rebecca DeStefanis & John Spirtas Deidre Swesnik & Nathan Trail Cecile Poupard-Toner & Charles Toner Nicole Totah Clare & David Voss Marcella Walsh Patricia Wand Catherine & Brendan Weiss Ellen Wertheimer Cheryl & Fred Wieker Kathleen Wilcox Helen & Sandy Wilkes Mark Willcher William Wilson & Jen Cohan Ann Witt Vida Yazdi Rinny & Len Yourman up to $99 Emilio Abate & Carmen Carrera Zeba Ali James Barker Wade Boone & Huong Van Susan Bregman Dan Brown Mary Cadden Polly Clark Erin Clinton John Coequyt Rebecca Damari Anne Dievler Mary Douglas Juliet Drake & William McClure Jen Dryer Edward Elder & Sara Markle-Elder Robert Etsy Patricia First Landis Fisher Julia Frank & Mark Graber Kim & Richard Freedman Louise Freedman Melissa Garcia

Pastor Bill & Di George David Givens Horlando Gomez Michael & Sue Gottlieb Michele Greenstein & Paul Coviello Alex Hedge Jill Herscot & Andrew Bartley Consuelo & Brian Heyman Elaine Ho & Jason Upp Deborah Hoffman Celeste Houser-Jackman & Walter Houser Sarah Iams Catherine Iversen Lesley Iwinski Linda & Kenneth Kaufman Laurie & Bob Keller Margo Kelly & Mary Greer Renana Keynes & John Levinson Robin & Jonathan Klugman

Martin Kodis & Deborah Ben-David Antoinette Kranenburg Rachel Leanza Ariel & Rachel Levinson-Waldman Leanne MacDougall Julie Malloy & Daniel Berrett Anne & Edward Metcalf John Moore Eugenia Moreno Jeffrey Palmer Stephen & Lisa Paul Kathryn Penn Kim & Stephen Redlich Laurie Richardson & Ken Maddox Danielle Rinsler Frenika Rivers Elaine Robinson Deborah Roffman Donna & Anna Sawyer

Rosemary Schappelle Caryn & Gary Seligman Paul Skrabut Norman Strike Rollanda Tinney Paige Trevor Carrie Ustun Timothy & Susan Vanderver Fabrizio Villalobos Sarah Winfield Diane Wysowski Shani Zebooker & Glenn McDonald Hannah Zollman In-Kind Donors Amy L. Griboff Kenzie Raulin Design Mayer Brown LLP Washington Parent Magazine

PEP Board of Directors

PEP Staff

Pascale Brady President

Alison Collins Director of Administration

Kelly Van Orden Vice President

Gabriela Cordero Rodriguez Manager of Latino Programs

Margaret Klotz Secretary

Melissa Cochran Senior Education Coordinator

Julie Baron Treasurer and Finance Committee Chair

Bridget Edwards Education Coordinator

Michele Dreyfuss

Kathy Hedge Executive Director

Susan Milner Tory Joseph Fund Development Committee Chair

Colleen Reed Program Director

Jessica Muse Governance Committee Chair

Lynne Ticknor Education Director

Kathy Hedge Executive Director

Kristen Waksberg Development Director

PEP Statement of Activities Statement of Activities and Change inPEP Net Assets and Change in Net Assets July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022 July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022 (Pre-Audit) (Pre-Audit)

Without Donor Restrictions

With Donor Restrictions

Total

REVENUE AND SUPPORT Organizational Client Contracts

$

Online Class Fees Other Programs

229,263

$

229,263

61,606

61,606

5,777

5,777

Contributions PEPConnects Campaign

-

Fall Giving Campaign Sponsorships Other Contributions Grants Misc Income

272,600

139,973

139,973

25,000

25,000

359

4,000

4,359

120,891

72,576

193,467

(269,815)

0

20,721

Net Assets Released from Donor Restrictions TOTAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT

272,600

269,815 $

873,405

$

530,582

$

79,361

$

952,766

$

530,582

EXPENSES Salary and Benefit Expenses Contractor Services

17,206

17,206

Program Facilitators

76,807

76,807

2,100

2,100

36,714

36,714

7,640

7,640

Leader Development

11,357

11,357

IT / Platform

43,861

43,861

Marketing and Outreach

56,435

56,435

Fundraising Campaign Expenses

26,055

26,055

G&A / Fundraising

45,742

45,742

Professional Fees Product Development Program Delivery

TOTAL EXPENSES

$

854,499

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

$

18,906

NET ASSETS (EQUITY) AT BEGINNING OF YEAR NET ASSETS (EQUITY) AT END OF YEAR

$

142,773 $

161,679

79,361

$

854,499

$

98,267

290,713 $

370,074

433,486 $

531,753

The Parent Encouragement Program is

Encouraging.

Empowering.

Enduring.

40 years of building stronger, more resilient children and families

PEP’s mission is to build strong, harmonious family relationships through parenting education, skills training and support.

We offer evidence-based, culturally competent parenting programs that promote interaction, self-reflection and practical skills and tools to help parents and caregivers raise their children to be capable, confident and emotionally resilient adults.