SBY Annual Report 2015, Brief

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Sasha Bruce Youthwork Safe Homes

Life Skills

Workforce & Education

Mission Sasha Bruce Youthwork (SBY) improves the lives of homeless, runaway, abused and neglected youth and their families in the Washington DC area. For over four decades, we've reunited more than 13,000 homeless youth with strengthened families.

Leadership Through four decades of mission­driven work, Debby Shore and SBY have developed a deep understanding of the needs of troubled youth and families with unsurpassed expertise to meet these needs.

85%

entering stable living stuations

Darryl Lane SBY Youth

741 8th Street, SE Washington DC

1974 Founded

13,000 Served

10 Shelters

“They started showing that they care...If it wasn’t for Sasha Bruce, there’s no telling where I’d be right now...I’d probably still be on the streets.”

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2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Sasha Bruce Youthwork Safe Homes

Workforce & Education

Life Skills

Fiscal Year 2015 Financials

90% reunited with families

REVENUE

EXPENDITURES

$8,631,221

$8,158,396

Government 80% Special Events 11% Individual Donors 5% Other Revenue 4%

Programs 86 % Fundraising/Admin 14%

Net Revenue

77% earn diploma, GED, or college enrollment

96% $472,825

Unaudited for fiscal year ending June 30, 2015.

employed at 6­month follow­up

Volunteer

Selena Best

During the fiscal year of 2015, the value of volunteerism was $287,039. Join us in 2016 to make a difference at sashabruce.org.

“For me to graduate — and say I finally finished something, I finally achieved something — it was just amazing.”

Many thanks to our hundreds of institutional partners and donors, who made 2015 our best ever. To see a list of our contributors, contact James Beck at jbeck@sashabruce.org.

741 8th Street, SE Washington DC

202­675­9340

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