SCAN of Northern Virginia 2014 ANNUAL REPORT & 2015 CALENDAR
Every positive, new connection we create supports children and families that are more resilient in the face of stress, crisis and trauma. Our work building connections creates a network of parents, caregivers, advocates, volunteers and many more who are a safety net for the children in our community. These connections are how we stop abuse. How we support parents. And how, together, we build stronger families and communities.
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Lisa Collis, Former Virginia First Lady The Honorable Gerry Connolly, U.S. Representative The Honorable Barbara Favola, Virginia State Senator The Honorable Brian Moran, Virginia Sec. of Public Safety The Honorable James Moran, U.S. Representative The Honorable Frank Wolf, U.S. Representative Leon Harris, ABC7/WJLA-TV News Anchor
Patti Boerger PRESIDENT | Public Relations Director, Freddie Mac Sean Hosty VICE PRESIDENT | Senior Vice President, Morgan Stanley Jason Osser, CPA TREASURER Wayne S. Ebenfeld SECRETARY Mary Kudless IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT | Health Care Integration Consultant David Cleary FOUNDER | President, Cleary and Oxford Associates M. Patricia Barron | Principal VP & Senior Trust Officer, Burke & Herbert Bank Sabrina Black | Management Analyst, U.S. Attorney’s Office Christine Calpin | Managing Director – Public Policy, Casey Family Programs Joe Carlin | Retired as VP, Electronic and Sensor Solutions, Boeing Ravi Chandra | Area President & Senior VP, South Potomac Market, Wells Fargo Valerie Cuffee | Professor, Social Work Department, George Mason University Molly E. Davis | Associate Professor, Social Work Department, George Mason University Darryl Dove | Special Assistant, Department of Justice Donna Fleming | VP of Regional Operations, College Summit Tim Gale | President, AMS Group, Inc. Donita Greene | Director, Greene Funeral Home; Adjunct Professor, Catonsville Community College Ana Lucia Lico | Executive Director, ABRACE Hon. Tim Lovain | Executive VP, Capitol Strategies Partners LLC, Councilman, City of Alexandria
staff | FY2015 Sonia Quiñónez, Executive Director Sarah Bracken, Bookkeeping Assistant Ann Caulkins, CASA Case Supervisor Elisabeth Crockett, CASA Case Supervisor Jessica Gutierrez Foster, Parent Education Manager Zayda Galvez, Parent Education Coordinator Tracy Leonard, Public Education Manager Delmira Morales, CASA Case Supervisor/Educational Facilitator Lin Orrin, Director of Development Sarah Self, Public Education Coordinator Diamond Vann, CASA Program Manager
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n a world where we can easily feel disconnected and isolated, the power of making connections – between children and parents, between volunteers and families, between our community members and local youth – is critical. It increases our ability to protect children, support parents, strengthen families and ultimately to prevent child abuse and neglect. Every day, SCAN's programs build connections that are changing lives. Every year, hundreds of children and families in Northern Virginia are served by our advocacy and parent education programs, and thousands more connect with us through outreach and public education. The year 2014 was filled with many activities to make connections and to help meet the community’s needs. SCAN’s CASA program saw a 15% increase in cases and 20 more program volunteers joined our ranks to advocate for a child in the court system. In addition, the new “Kids Need Connections” awareness campaign debuted in April during Child Abuse Prevention month and more than 200 parents found support and better parenting practices through SCAN’s parenting classes and support groups. Internally at SCAN, our ability to make connections has also improved with a technology upgrade thanks to grants and pro bono work. We now have a multi-media room for training, new computers and a more user-friendly website.
Sonia and Patti had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Terry Morris, who served as Keynote Speaker at SCAN’s Annual Allies in Prevention Awards Luncheon in 2014. His personal story of connections brought to life the importance of our work, and energized us all for the year ahead.
The accomplishments featured in this combination 2014 annual report and 2015 calendar were made possible through the financial support of donors and the dedication of hundreds of volunteers. We thank them all for making our community better and for contributing to our vision that every child will grow up in a safe, stable and nurturing family. Read on to find out more about SCAN’s role in preventing child abuse and neglect and why it’s so important that we continue to build connections for children and families.
Patricia Boerger Sonia Quiñónez President, SCAN Board of Directors Executive Director
*Some names in this report have been changed to protect privacy.
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muscular, tattooed young man, Dan* enrolled in a parenting class series last fall. When asked to introduce himself, he was very open about his past and why he’d come to the classes. He’d been a gang leader, had spent time in jail – had “been there, done that.” The mother of his child was still involved in selling drugs but he’d looked into the eyes of his two-year-old son and decided that was not the life he wanted for him. So he made changes in his own life and filed for custody. At parenting classes, he worked hard to learn as much as he could, asking lots of questions and encouraging the other dads in the class throughout the 8-week series. During meal time on the last night of class, he approached SCAN’s facilitator Mary Louise with a grin: “I was in court yesterday,” he said. “And?” she inquired.
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“The judge awarded me full custody,” he pronounced with pride, and then the color washed from his face as he gulped, “I pick him up this weekend.” Mary Louise waited until he continued: “I’m scared to death.” She grinned. “Then, you are ready! It’s good that you’re scared. That means you understand the heavy responsibility of being a father, especially a single father. But you know the kind of father you want to be, and you’ve proven you are willing to reach out and accept help. Just keep asking for help and you’ll do great. Your son is a lucky boy.”
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“Now I have the tools to be a better parent. My anger and frustration have changed as well. I am more attentive to my child.”
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76% of parents who completed the classes demonstrated greater empathy and/or reduced belief in corporal punishment.
86% of parents who completed the classes demonstrated more appropriate perspectives on parentchild roles and/or reduced tendencies to oppress children’s independence.
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We connect adults to the best knowledge & networks so they can stop child sexual abuse.
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hree years ago, SCAN held its first Darkness to Light Stewards of Children training. Since then, we've held thirty-four additional training events, and last June we held our largest training yet for 63 members of the Open Door Presbyterian Church in Herndon.
1 in 10 children will be sexually abused by their 18th birthday. Statistics told those church members that children within their own large congregation could be suffering from child sexual abuse, and they were ready to take action. Three of SCAN's authorized facilitators presented the training, asking questions that challenged beliefs and knowledge about child sexual abuse. The facilitators will continue to be there for the group as they edit their codes of conduct and policies within the church. In three years, our authorized facilitators have trained 522 people. Every trained adult now has the opportunity to be that critical connection for a child who might urgently need it. By connecting them with knowledge, they are able to recognize signs of sexual abuse, are better equipped to prevent child sexual abuse, and are not afraid to act. They are connecting with thousands of others by working on creating, rewriting or enforcing codes of conduct and policies within the dozens of organizations they serve across Northern Virginia.
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“As somebody whose life was affected in multiple ways by sexual abuse, this training had a big impact on how I look at what happened. It answered a lot of questions that I had for years and explained things in my life that I was doing that I didn’t know stemmed from my past.”
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Tracy Leonard Sonia Quiñónez Delmira Morales Diamond Vann Tina Andrews Scott Campbell Susan Britton Paul Frank Amanda Norah Giselle Pelaez Jennifer Alvaro Karen Holmes Kristiana Poole Kristy Theodore Marcella Rustioni Scottie Hampton Tracy Reyes Heather Larson Hamid Mitchell
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ydia* has advocated for more than 40 children as a CASA volunteer, but nothing could prepare her for her most recent case involving an immigrant mother with three sons (John 15, Josh 12, James 2). Brought to the U.S. with the promise of “a better life,” she found herself physically and emotionally beaten by her alcoholic husband. Not allowed to play outside or make friends at school, the boys spent their time worried that the house was clean and meals prepared before their father came home. The case was originally reported to child protective services because the oldest son, John, was injured when he tried to protect his mother from an attack. The mother spoke little English and didn’t make much eye contact, but she was very clear about some points: “Yes, I hurt, but I don’t want my sons hurt too.” With the help of an interpreter and her sons chiming in, Lydia learned that it is not their family’s custom to discuss what happens in their home, but the mother knew her husband had to leave. Lydia reassured the children and mother that her role was to make sure their voices were heard throughout the court process. Over the next six months, John received inpatient counseling services, and James was put into daycare while their mother was offered employment assistance. But every time Lydia visited, she noticed that the middle son, Josh, was isolated in his room. By the third visit, Lydia learned Josh was on long term suspension and had a probation officer because he was fighting and skipping school. “I’m just mad, I don’t know why, just MAD,” Josh eventually told Lydia. Lydia realized at that moment that she needed to advocate not just for John, who was the catalyst to the court involvement, but also for Josh. It was clear that even after their bruises were gone, they were still struggling with the after-effects of domestic violence. “There is a long road of healing ahead,” notes Lydia, “But I am hopeful that the interventions the court system is providing will help the boys break the cycle of violence and allow them to be happy and healthy children; they deserve that and much more.” Lydia’s initial connection with one child grew into something much more comprehensive for a family in crisis.
We connect volunteers and kids in crisis.
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184 children & 106 families were served by SCAN’s Alexandria/Arlington CASA Program.
60% of children served by SCAN’s CASA Program achieved permanency within 18 months.
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CAN launched its "Kids Need Connections" campaign last April to educate parents and community members about the critical importance of healthy, positive adult connections in the lives of children. Those connections mentioned in the campaign—from parents and caregivers to professionals (like teachers) to neighbors and community members—are critical to preventing abuse and neglect and nurturing children's growth and development. When a child feels loved and supported by multiple adults, they learn to value themselves and feel empowered to succeed. Over the last year we've also realized this: ALL of the adult and organizational connections in a community greatly impact a child's safety, health and happiness. Parents connecting with teachers. Social workers connecting with faith groups. Medical professionals connecting with neighborhoods.
hope When we meet with our Allies in Prevention Coalition each quarter, we're connecting agencies, schools and other nonprofits in a powerful way that allows for shared best practices, open discussion and the transfer of knowledge throughout the wide geographic area of Northern Virginia. We get materials into the hands of dozens of child- and family-focused organizations across the region, organizations with intimate and experienced connections within their local community, whether it be an individual school or an immigrant parenting program or a faith group.
We connect child & family advocates with tools, resources and partners for change.
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“There’s nothing more powerful in strengthening parents’ connections with their children than the hope that they’ll do better each day and the assurance they can count on help.” - Ana Lucia Lico SCAN Board Member
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he Millar* family came to a SCAN support group last year with special concerns. Their daughter Lea was having difficulties at home and at school, and had recently been diagnosed with ADHD. They were in need of support from the other parents in the group, but also tangible ideas and tools to help improve their parenting skills. Throughout the year, SCAN coordinates workshops for support group members, and one particular topic peaked their interest: helping children through reflexology. Michael Keith, a reflexology expert, joined the group one evening to show parents how they can help their children through reflexology, an alternative method similar to massage that can help children with anxiety, trouble sleeping, hyperactivity and more.
When he arrived, Lea was already running around and acting quite restless. Mr. Keith asked the parents and the children for a volunteer, and a SCAN staff member looked at Lea’s mom for permission to suggest Lea. She immediately nodded in agreement. Lea sat on the chair so Mr. Keith could give her a “massage” on her feet. After a few minutes, she started to relax, put her head on the arm rest and let the therapist work. While he was doing the pressure points on her feet, he was explaining what he was doing so parents could replicate it at home. At one point, he stopped working on Lea’s feet to use his hands to explain the pressure movement; Lea immediately sat up, took his hand and placed it back on her little feet. Everybody laughed, and Lea’s mom had tears in her eyes as she watched her calmed daughter, knowing she could now use the same methods at home.
We connect parents with healthy sources of support and information.
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“I’m more confident and less stressed. I feel as if I am stronger as a parent, as a woman and as a friend.”
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aya* was assigned to advocate for 2-yearold twin boys and their 4-year-old sibling when their father was arrested during a drug raid in their home. The children were placed in foster care, and upon initial medical screening it was noted that the twins were at risk for failure to thrive because they only weighed 22 lbs. and had cavities. The 4-year-old could talk, but his words were hard to understand and he could not be controlled by his social workers or foster parents. When Maya first met the children, the oldest threw blocks at her and ran away, while the twins cried. She spent two hours talking to the foster parents to learn about the children’s routine and how they were adjusting. Maya actively engaged with the children and their father in this case, while remaining neutral and realistic about the family’s challenges and ability to overcome those challenges. The young children were given a regular eating schedule with supplements to assist with weight gain, and the 4-year-old connected with a speech pathologist and a therapist to help with anger management. The case hit a minor setback in the goal of reunification when the father was sentenced to 9 months in jail for drug possession. When they leave foster care, the children will live with their grandmother until their father is released and it is deemed appropriate for him to have custody. Maya loyally attends team meetings, school meetings, visits at the foster home and visits at the biological home even though it often means many miles of travel. She regularly updates the social worker and Guardian ad Litem, who appreciate her work and welcome her feedback and observations about the comfort and security of the children, information which helps the entire team work toward a faster, permanent resolution for the family.
We connect families in the court system to services & support.
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“CASA helped me see that I needed to work on me before I could be what my son needed. Having someone to listen to me really kept me going.” - Parent of CASA child
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The program swore in 11 new CASA volunteers on November 14, 2013 and 9 new CASA volunteers on April 30, 2014. Twelve of those volunteers have already taken cases and began to work with the social workers, attorneys and community partners assigned to their respective case to advocate in the best interest of the children.
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“I have been an attorney for years, but nothing has been more rewarding than seeing my CASA kids run up to me, excited that I am there to talk to them.” - CASA Volunteer
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any local faith groups already have an important connection to the children and parents in our communities – and they are often in unique positions to safely provide support, compassion and answers to some of a parent’s hardest questions. SCAN connects with faith groups to host Stewards of Children child sexual abuse prevention trainings, plant Pinwheel Gardens during child abuse prevention month, and host many of our Parent Education Program series.
We connect faith groups to the tools that can help them protect children and support their families. Last summer, SCAN's Public Education committee worked to develop one place on the SCAN website where faith groups could find tools and information to help support parents and families. This year we are deepening those connections, working with interfaith groups to help strengthen families and protect children in their congregations and beyond.
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im* recently attended a SCAN Parent Education program out of pure frustration. He was struggling to manage his 10-year old son with autism. Jim was not thrilled to be at the classes and initially complained about having to do homework, saying he felt like he was back in middle school. But as weeks passed, he began to see how his parenting behaviors affected his son for better – and for worse. Jim shared with the group that he and his son had gone to multiple doctors and therapists in search of help. As he put it, he tried “all kinds of crazy ideas to ‘fix’ his autistic child,” and still felt helpless as a parent. But things changed dramatically during his time with SCAN, as he worked on understanding child development, positive discipline and handling stress. By the end of the series, Jim told his facilitator he wished he had been there five years earlier, when his son was originally diagnosed. “I wouldn’t have been trying so hard to fix my child,” he said. “I would have realized I just needed to adjust my parenting style to match his, and enjoy him for who he is.”
We connect parents with tools to build skills and understanding.
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“SCAN’s model of bringing information, tools and support to the entire family is a valuable asset to our community. Each week they create a safe atmosphere for collective learning. I feel humbled and inspired to teach when alongside their volunteers, staff members and educators.” - YoKid Teacher
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3 children’s program coordinators brought patience and smiles to connect with children:
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We connect the right volunteer to the right child.
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Ed developed a rapport with the mother and children, engaging them in the court process and helping her understand "what this is all about." She reported to her social worker that Ed's problem-solving support made it possible for Ellen to go 3 consecutive months without missing a day of school, and get Matt enrolled in a preschool program for children with language issues. Ed's great relationship with the extended family resulted in the case being closed with resources in place, and they still welcome his visits to their home.
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CASA volunteers follow strict guidelines for continuing education. Last year, the following experts provided their insight at trainings on:
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MIKE MACKEY from the City of Alexandria Gang Prevention Unit
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undreds of local businesses support SCAN’s programs every year, and not just by making financial donations. We love that our corporate donors often want to connect with the families and programs on a more intimate level. Burke & Herbert Bank is a longtime donor, but this year they also hosted a coin drive during child abuse prevention month, giving us a great opportunity to reach more people—from local students to cub scouts to bank customers —with our “Kids Need Connections” public education campaign. Wells Fargo often sponsors fundraising events like Croquet Day, but they also sent a large volunteer group to prepare and serve a meal at one of our parenting classes last year. Cheesetique regularly donates fine food to Toast to Hope, but last year they also signed on as a Pinwheel Partner, handing out resources and collecting donations at their storefronts. Financial contributions are critical, but the real-life connections our supporters make with the children and families in our programs are truly irreplaceable.
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2014 pinwheel partners played a special role, partnering with SCAN to raise both funds and awareness of the impact and incidence of child abuse:
532 Yoga Accotink Unitarian Universalist Church Charmayne Anderson Burke & Herbert Bank Café Pizzaiolo California Nails Caribou Coffee, Kings Park Shopping Center Cartridge Depot Cheesetique Cub Scout Pack 1509 Family and School Partnership, Fairfax County Public Schools George Mason University Kinderhaus Toys Kings Park Natural CO2 Cleaners Maddy & Peyton Leonard Matthew Thomas Magic Monday’s Child Nordstrom Olamar Interiors Patriot High School Pop’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream Co. St. Elmo’s Coffee Pub Sweet Leaf Swiss Bakery TC Williams High School Megan Tuttle United Bank W Salon
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“As a youth in foster care myself, I understand how child abuse is still shadowed by social taboos, and I believe that we should promote more conversations about abuse to defy this taboo...tearing down the wall that children in abusive situations may feel suffocated or voiceless under.”
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AFFILIATIONS Darkness to Light National CASA Association Prevent Child Abuse Virginia MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS Alexandria Council for Human Service Organizations Alexandria’s Domestic Violence Intervention Project Alexandria Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court Best Practices Committee Alexandria Youth Services Coordinating Council Arlington County PEACE Project Arlington Parent Education Network Child Protection Partnership of Greater Prince William Leadership Alexandria Leadership Arlington Nonprofit NOVA Virginia Nurturing Network Volunteer Fairfax
We connect, cooperate and communicate for maximum impact.
COMMUNITY/LOCAL GROUPS ACTS Turning Points & SAVAS ADORE Children & Family Services ACT for Alexandria Alexandria Head Start & Early Head Start The Arc of Greater Prince William Arlington Partnership for Children, Youth & Families Campagna Center Capital Youth Empowerment Program, Inc. The Center for Alexandria’s Children Community Lodgings Doorways for Women & Families DreamDog Foundation First Assembly of God Church Fort Myer-Henderson Hall Family Advocacy Program Good Shepherd Catholic Church Healthy Families Hispanics Against Child Abuse & Neglect (HACAN) INOVA Fairfax Hospital The Intelligent Nest Loudoun Child Advocacy Center Loudoun Citizens for Social Justice/LAWS Marine Corps-Quantico Base Family Advocacy Program McLean Baptist Church Mount Vernon Community School Neighborhood Health Northern Virginia Family Service Northern Virginia Urban League Parent Leadership Training Institute (PLTI) Safe Spot UCM Community Solutions Volunteer Alexandria YoKid…Stretch Your Limits
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS Alexandria City Attorney’s Office Alexandria CSB Alexandria Court Services Unit Alexandria Dept of Community & Human Services Alexandria Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court Arlington Child Advocacy Center Arlington CSB Arlington Dept of Human Services Arlington Dept of Recreation, Parks & Cultural Activities Arlington Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court Arlington Parent Education Program Fairfax /Falls Church CSB Loudoun Dept of Family Services/CPS Manassas Park Community Center Prince William Dept of Social Services/CPS Virginia Cooperative Extension of Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun & Prince William Counties Volunteer Arlington
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Anastasia Ackerman Elizabeth Ahn Andrea Alamo Kat Alexander Yolanda Alvarez John Ambrose Saima Amjad Shawnda Atkins Deborah Baroch Jennifer Barnes Omar Battle David Bernstein Will Bevins Shakiesha Boney Celika Bonivento Sandra Boodman Matt Bowles Patricia Brenes Trudy Brisendine Susan Britton Heidi Brooks Laura Burdette Sofia Cabrera Timya Callahan Mickeala Carter Bella Carucci Latesha Casey Leigh Ann Caulkins Scott Caulkins Christine Chambers Diane Charles Elaine Clark Laura Clark Cary Cochran Mary Louise Cohen Michael Collins Nancy Como Veronica Covarrubias Henry Dalgleish Paul Davis Shelley deButts Pamela DeCandio Juliana Demaso LaShawn Dickerson William Dickerson
Jeanne Donovan Chad Downs Sofi Driscoll Maribel Ducart Julie Duke Nancy Duley Renzo Espinoza Katherine Esser Eddie Ferrer Craig Fifer Shawn Flaherty Carter Flemming Barbara Foelber Stevyn Fogg Roslyn Fontaine Brianna Ford Kathryn Fox Paul Frank Linda Franz Janie Funkhouser Andrea Galvez Fred Gordon Paul Graham Eli Gray Josiah Griffin Sarah Guirguis Abigail Gunderson Christine Guzman Kelly Harbitter Artrice Hardin LaMonta Harris Marisa Harriston Judith Heffner Kim Helfgott Andrew Henn Glodil Hernandez Luis Hernandez Paula Hersson-Ringskog Jordan Hill Miguel Huaman Allison Hyra Hanan Ibrahim Ann Irby Tyra Jackson Laura Jamroz
Rita Jimenez Linda Johnson Kisha Joseph Adriana Kado Leana Katz Michael Keith Chrissy Keller Rob Keller Nina Kelly Amanda Kennedy Shervonne Key Frances Kim Malia Kishore Linda Korkolis Mark Korkolis Lauren Korolevich Paula Kougeas Suzanne Kritzberg Robert Kuhn Kirster Lagergren Susan Landis Grace Lawson Grace Lee Jennifer Lerner Connie LeSalle Nicole Lewis Nicholas Lichwick Rosalba LLenas Lizeth Lopez Patrona Lopez Adriana Loza Cameron MacKenzie Andres Marquez-Lara Shirin Masica
Ann Massaud Milagros (Millie) Mateu Mylinda Maye Paola McDonald Susan McFadden Michele McLaughlin Teresa (Terri) McPalmer Cynthia Medrano Jake Metelits Antonia Miller Jacob Millington Christina Mintzmeyer Gracia Maria Mitchell Jennifer Morales Lucinda Morales Jean Morrisey Phillip Moulder Marilee Muchow John Murph Dorothy Mwawasi Mike Neuman Chelsey Ney Hanh Nguyen Clare Noble Jamie Ogden Chris Owen Fabiana Paez Denise Parks Ed Parks Isabell Parks Stephanie Pellanne Kaylyn Pennock
Amanda Pheto Rita Povich Tijuana Powell Gabriella Press Cesar Ramirez Maribel Ramos Maerylie Reed Joseph Harper Rich Alina Richards Ruth Roberts Henry Rodriguez Rosalind Rosenberg Robin Rossi Carolyn Sahni Romel Sampedro Shannon Sampedro Paloma Santiago-Adorno Sara Sasfai Jessie Scharff Laurie Schive Margarita Scott Marvanda Scott Madona Seedhorn Kevin Self Sharon Sellers Farha Shabazz Yvette Shearin Jennie Shen Richard Simms Elizabeth Snyder Gretchen Snyder John Sommer Erin Spence Chris Spigelmire
Dakisha Spratling Anne St. Jacques Jenelle Stahlke Donna Stauffer Steve Stice Tim Stock David Stover Rich Strimel Vicki Strimel JoAnn Suley Stephanie Sweet Pamela Taylor Leah Tenorio George Thuronyi Kay Torpey Kiki Tran Monica Trinidad Joel Trosch Bill Trunk Jennifer Van Ee Elaine Wagner Steffi Waku Brynn Walling Meloni Warco Ed Walsh Jim Walsh Laura Walsh Laurie Warhol Keeley Weeks Payson White Ruth White Nancy Widmer Scott Wilbur Linda Wilkins Kelly Zito
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Legacy Donors We are grateful to those who have made a special commitment by designating SCAN as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or including SCAN in a bequest in a will or trust. Those supporters include:
Hannukah Begins
Larry & Sharon Beeman Jeff & Joyce Bliss Tom & Trudy Brisendine David & Carol Cleary Mary & John Kudless Jack & Karen LeCuyer Gail Ledford & Tom Hay Kevin N. Monroe
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How did SCAN spend its funding? Alexandria/Arlington CASA Program
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
34%
Parent Education Program
26%
Public Education Program
26%
Fundraising Mgmt
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INAUGURAL CONTRIBUTORS TO THE CAROL CLEARY FUND: Larry Alberson Eva Alexander Minter & Vicky Alexander Andrews Family Foundation Susan Anthony Jaleh Barrett Mia Bass Viktoriya Baytser Barbara Beach Rebekah & Andrew Beck Babs Beckwith Elizabeth Bellino Jessica Beresford Lew & Debbie Bigelow Victoria Binkley Dick & Nancy Blackburn Kenneth Brunk Joyce Cornell Bullen John & Caren Camp David & Rixey Canfield Nick & Gincy Carosi Lyles Carr & Sarah King Diane Charles Tara Ciongoli Tom Cleary Dolores Cleary David Cleary Jamesh Cleary Patrick Cleary Jamesh Cleary Alexandra Clement Jane Cole Kathleen Cox Christine Cox Susan Craft
Donna Cramer Tim & Nancy Cronin Michael Day Rodger Digilio Viet & Jennifer Dinh Roland and Mary Ebent Jo Erkiletian William Finan David & Kim Fiske Donna Fleming Carter Flemming Grady Frank Tim and Jennifer Gale Lauren Garcia Jacqueline Gerardi Jim Gibbons Lowry & Mary Gilmore Lawrence Gladieux David & Joan Goehler David & Cynthia Gompert Naomi Gonyea Sue Goodhart Rochelle Gray Joe & Ann Guiffre Donald Haider Walter Hall Ken & Suzanne Harris James and Alexanda Hartz Dave Hawkins Val & Dottie Hawkins Christopher Hayes Susan Hebbel Dennis Hensley Mary Holt Sean Hosty
FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2014
Unrestricted Temp. Restricted 277,689 13,868 REVENUE Contributions 98,684 35,000 Foundations 183,402 43,829 Government 57,332 Donated Services & Materials 130,992 Special Events Net 930 Interest income 2,186 Other income 110,703 (110,703) Net assets released from restrictions 861,918 (18,006) TOTAL REVENUE EXPENSES Program Services 188,391 Public Education 247,847 Court Appointed Special Advocate 193,103 Parent Education 629,341 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES Supporting Services 37,335 Management and general 67,492 Fundraising 104,827 TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 734,168 TOTAL EXPENSES INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR
127,750 429,492 557,242
(18,006) 98,712 80,706
Total 291,557 133,684 227,231 57,332 130,992 930 2,186 843,912
FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2013 Unrestricted Temp. Restricted 148,412 15,402 103,155 80,855 246,772 59,603 117,400 1,515 844 3,075 83,138 (83,138) 762,399 14,643
188,391 247,847 193,103 629,341
192,757 230,036 194,463 617,256
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192,757 230,036 194,463 617,256
37,335 67,492 104,827 734,168
37,862 58,569 96,431 713,687
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37,862 58,569 96,431 713,687
109,744 528,204 637,948
48,712 380,780 429,492
14,643 84,078 98,712
63,346 464,858 528,204
The financial information on this page is excerpted from the complete financial statements audited by Kositzka, Wicks & Company.
Rosemarie Howe Margaret Howell Joan Huffer & Rob Dugger Valerie Ianieri Kathleen Jenkins Will Jephcott Christopher & Sally Jones Roger Kaplan Amy Kathman Donald & H. Anne Kelly Howard Kelsey Gail Klapper Maria Knoll Suzanne Kovalsky Danielle Kozlowski Mary & John Kudless Elizabeth Kupersmith E.A. Langworthy John Lawrence Jack & Karen LeCuyer Anne Levin Glenn Lewis Julie Lineberry Susan LoGiudice
Mark Lowham Nancy Macklin Joseph & Edna Mancias Ted & Elaine Mannen Martha Manson Eileen Marousek David & Martha Martin Orla Mc Mahon Janice McClure McEnearney Associates John McEnearney McEnearney Relocation Department Mark McFadden Paul Meringolo Tiffany & Jim Merklinger Ann Michael Joel Miller Michelle Mitchell Marty Moore Genevieve Moorhouse Delmira Morales Lori & Nigel Morris John & Gwen Mullen
Naomi Murtagh Mike & Susan Myers Cerina Nachnani John & Patricia Nugent Donogh O Driscoll Mary O’Connor Kimberly O’Donnell Stephanie Oliver Jason Osser Mary Patten Robert Pearson German & Clara Perez Nicholas Perrins Joyce Peterson John Ditelfsen & Noreen Peterson John Porter Ruth Pritscher Ryder Ellen Qualls John & Virginia Quinn Sonia & Jose Quinonez James & Melanie Regele Colleen Regele Tom Regele
Total 163,814 184,010 246,772 59,603 118,915 844 3,075 777,033
Stephen Regele Brian & Kerstin Regele David Rhedmon Curtis & Ann Ribando Stephen & Bobbie Rideout Barbara Rosenfeld Richard & Barbara Sada Mary Lou Sage Nick & Karen Schmidt Richard Schmitt JT and Tatyana Schriempf Joseph & Karen Sherman Patricia Shoultes Patricia Ann Smith Carl Smith Garnett Soles Trent Sorensen John & Lisa Souter Charles Spearman David Speck & Marcia Neuhaus Speck Sandra Sperry Alex St. Clair Carol Stackhouse
Jim Stauner Christopher Sweeney Jeremy Taylor Tauxemont Cooperative Preschool Tobein Tegard Cynthia Troupe Nancy Twomey Susan Van West Nancy Vangulick Anne Vaughan Ellen Walker Eileen Wallace Laura Walsh Jeanne Warner Donnie Wintermute Kent Woodman John Woods Tim & Karen Young Robert Young Lanhee Yung Conrad Zimnick Tara Zimnick-Calico Christine Zinner
Diamond Level ($20,000 +)
Alexandria Fund for Human Services The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Joe & Sara Carlin* David & Carol Cleary* The Vicky Collins Charitable Foundation Fairfax Consolidated Community Fund Freddie Mac Foundation Philip L. Graham Fund Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services Virginia Department of Social Services - CBCAP Virginia Department of Social Services - Victims of Crime Act
Platinum Level ($10,000 - $19,999)
100 Women Strong AT&T Boeing Employee Community Fund Clark-Winchcole Foundation Tim & Jennifer Gale* Leana & Marc Katz* McEnearney Associates, Inc. Nordstrom United Way of the National Capitol Area Washington Forrest Foundation
Gold Level ($5,000 - $9,000)
Arlington Community Foundation BJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc. Patricia Boerger & Emmett Long* Joel Brown* David & Rixey Canfield* Diversified Construction & Handyman Services Family & Children’s Trust Fund of Virginia Ivakota Association Incorporated Kevin Monroe* Olamar Interiors Premium Distributors of Virginia Wells Fargo
Silver Level ($2,000 - $4,999)
Giuseppe and Mercedes Cecchi* Ravi & Kiyomi Chandra* John Andelin & Ginger Geoffrey* Tom Cleary* Michael Collins* Trudy & Tom Brisendine* Bruhn-Morris Family Foundation Tim & Nancy Cronin* Elm Street Development (Lori & Nigel Morris*) Michael Day* Burke and Herbert Jeanne Donovan* Bank and Trust Company Ken & Melanie Dunn-Chadwick* Michael & Ann Duff* Jo Erkiletian* Nicole Cieslicki* Lauren Garcia* Collis Warner Foundation* Guiffre Distributing Company William & Bethanne Cople, III* Joe & Ann Guiffre* Laura & Chris Cummings* Nancy Hall* Christopher Devine* Sean & April Hosty* Dominion Jill Jermano* Dynamic Technology Systems Kiwanis Foundation of Arlington Kim & David Fiske* Jack & Karen LeCuyer* Donna Fleming* Glenn Lewis* Roslyn Fontaine* Hon. Tim & Beth Lovain* Tom Gardner* Ted & Willa Lutz* Donita Greene* John Marshall Bank Harbitter Family Foundation Mark McFadden* Michael Hogan* Shawn McLaughlin* Inova Health System Naomi Murtagh* Mary & John Kudless* Kimberly O’Donnell* Monte & Amy Lehmkuhler* Donogh O Driscoll* Shirl Mammarella* Sonia & Jose Quinonez* Maple Tree Fund Brian & Kerstin Regele* David & Martha Martin* Barry Reichenbaugh* John McEnearney* Lynn Rubin* Mary Phelps* Barbara Schaufeld* Charles & Nancy Spearman* Nick & Karen Schmidt* TD Charitable Foundation Donald & Stacey Simpson* John & Lisa Souter* Bronze Level Jim Stauner* ($1,000 - $1,999) Ronald & Mary Jane Steele* Alexandria Rotary Foundation Terry & Linda Stewart* Susan Anthony* Regina Strong* Michael Arthur* Tyson’s Corner Center Atlantic Realty Company Arlington County Bar Foundation United Bank (formerly Virginia Commerce Bank) Jim Barthmaier* Virginia Imports Ltd. Mia Bass* Laura Walsh* Sabrina Black* Kevin & Tracy Wiles* Elizabeth Blake* Jeff & Joyce Bliss* Advocate Level CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield ($500 - $999) Catherine Bucknam* Kat Alexander Ann & Scott Caulkins*
Linda & Steven App Art on the Avenue M. Patricia Barron Viktoriya Baytser BB&T Babs Beckwith Lawrence & Sharon Beeman Christine Chambers Cheesetique David Christman Tara Ciongoli Robert & Allison DiNardo Eagle Bank Kary & Jim Ewalt Craig Fifer Diane Fiske Muriel Forster Frantz Family Fund German & Clara Perez Bill & Joanne Harman Joan Huffer & Rob Dugger Joan & Tom Kelsch King Street Wireless Gail Klapper Maria Knoll Danielle Kozlowski Kirsten Langhorne Gail Ledford & Tom Hay Patricia Ledonne Ana Lucia Lico & Timothy Bickham Allen & Margie Lomax Marymount University Mason Hirst Foundation Orla McMahon Kevin & Patricia Moore The Hon. Jim Moran National Beer Wholesalers Association Northern Virginia Association of Government Accountants On Tap Open Door Presbyterian Church Jason Osser, CPA The Pew Charitable Trusts Barbara Pryor James & Melanie Regele J. Curtis & Emily Rich Judge Stephen & Bobbie Rideout John Ritzert R. Graham & Sue Ellen Setliff Fund David Speck & Marcia Neuhaus Speck Don Stack Elaine Stone-Arthur Christopher Sweeney Jeremy Taylor Telelink Communications, Inc. Cindi Tripodi Laurie Warhol
Kent & Mary Pat Woodman Laura Yager Women’s Association of Northern Virginia
Supporter Level ($100 - $499)
532 Yoga Accotink Unitarian Church Benjamin Adams Minter & Vicky Alexander Alexandria Kiwanis Alexandria’s Jack Taylor Toyota Charmayne Anderson Andrews Family Foundation Mary Ann McGee Arlington Business & Civic Circle Fatima Ast Barboursville Vineyards Nathalie Barge Deborah Baroch Jaleh Barrett Bill & Judy Beavers Rebekah & Andrew Beck Charlene Bickford Victoria Binkley Dick & Nancy Blackburn Thomas & Blair Blake Sandra Boodman Suzanne Brannan George Braunstein Stefanie Brescia Doug Brown Alan Brownell Kenneth Brunk Joyce Cornell Bullen Jack & Linda Burton Christine & Patrick Calpin John & Caren Camp Caremore Cleaning Solutions Nick & Gincy Carosi Lyles Carr & Sarah King Claire Cifaloglio Clark Construction Jamesh Cleary Alexandra Clement Nikki Clifford Christina Cole Jane Cole Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign Harold Cook Sara Cook Michael & Janet Coussa Kathleen Cox Susan Craft Donna Cramer
SCAN transitioned to a new donor database system in FY14. If we did not list your donation correctly as we learned the new system, please help us correct our records by contacting soniaq@scanva.org.
Valerie Cuffee Molly Davis William Spencer Davis Shelley deButts Pamela DeCandio Rodger Digilio Viet & Jennifer Dinh Kerry & Eva Donley Darryl & Nirvana Dove Stanley Dubowski Nancy Duley Brian & Deborah Ebersole Jamie Ergas Linda Erskine Fairfax County Public Schools Mary Ellis Fannon Fern Street Gourmet William Finnerty Carter Flemming Forge Brew Works Bob Forst Brook & Margarita Foster David Foster Grady Frank Jacqueline Gerardi Jim Gibbons Lowry & Mary Gilmore Lawrence Gladieux David & Joan Goehler Ricardo Gomez David & Cynthia Gompert Sue Goodhart Sheryl Gorsuch Karen Graf Kathryn Graf Kenneth Gray Rochelle Gray Michael Guiffre Donald Haider Walter Hall Artrice Hardin Ken & Suzanne Harris Sylvia Harris Peter Harrison Terence Hartsfield James & Alexanda Hartz Elhalim Hassanein Halim Hassanein Val & Dottie Hawkins Christopher Hayes Hallie Hays Susan Hebbel Susan Heck Kim Helfgott Holly & John Hemphill Dennis Hensley Paula Hersson-Ringskog
Johnathan Holloway Mary Holt Kenya Houston Fernanda Howard Margaret Howell Allison Hyra Valerie Ianieri Tyrell Jackson Will Jephcott John & Beverly Jett Christopher & Sally Jones Paisley Jones Thomas Jones Roger Kaplan Amy Kathman Richard Keiser Robert & Chrissy Keller Howard Kelsey Kimberly Koch Showry Kocherla Suzanne Kovalsky Rob & Lisa Krupicka E.A. Langworthy William M. Leader Karen Leibach Anne Levin Susan LoGiudice Laurie MacNamara Rev. Trisha Manarin Ted & Elaine Mannen Leo & Jenna Manster Tinalouise Martin Susan McAndrew Janice McClure Steve & Sandy McCutchan David McKnight Michele McLaughlin & John Sommer McLean Baptist Church Robert McPherson Paul Meringolo James & Linda Merkle Tiffany & Jim Merklinger Rick Metzer Ann Michael Joel Miller Anne Monahan Will Monahan Monday’s Child Marty Moore Georgette Mugg Edward Mullen John & Gwen Mullen Pat & Anne Murphy Erin Cleary & Paul Murtagh Mike & Susan Myers Cerina Nachnani Roberta Nielsen
Clare Noble Northern Virginia Alumnae Assoc of Kappa Delta Sorority John & Patricia Nugent Sean O’Donnell Jamie Ogden Stephanie Oliver David Orth Christopher Owen Sam Ozeck Dana Paige Paramount Mechanical Group Monica A. Paratore Harrison & Olivia Parker Jamie Patten Mary Patten Jennifer Peters Joyce Peterson Karen Price Prince William County ProActive Communications Christopher Ptomey Ellen Qualls John & Virginia Quinn Candace Radoski David & Meghan Rainey Colleen Regele Stephen Regele Tom Regele David Rhedmon Curtis & Ann Ribando Don Ripley Ben Roberts Ruth Pritscher Ryder Richard & Barbara Sada Karen Schaufeld Richard Schmitt Sharon Sellers Patricia Shoultes Neal & Kate Gray Siebert Jonathan Slater Mark & Stacy Sloan Fay & Jack Slotnick Carl Smith Ann-Kathryn So Lauren Sogor Trent Sorensen Sotheby’s International Realty Judy & Leland Southard Jennifer Sparks Sandra Sperry Alex St. Clair St. Elmo’s Coffee Pub Tim & Lecia Stock Cynthia Barker & James Tackett Anthony Taylor Tobein Tegard
Kay Tibbits Patricia Tracey Joel Trosch Roger & Sheila Tuttle Susan Van West Nancy Vangulick Judge George Varoutsos Anne Vaughan Virginia Eagle Distributing Company Sarah Vogel Elaine & Clinton Wagner Sissy & Derek Walker Eileen Wallace Jim Walsh Thomas & Molly Ware Jeanne Warner Mary White Kirsten Winters The Women of the Church of St. Clement John Woods Tim & Karen Young Lanhee Yung Conrad Zimnick
Kelly Blanchard Sherry Bodine Vici Boguess Rayni Borinsky Krystina Borja Tania Bove Susan Britton Sandy Brown Jeanne Broyhill Laura Burdette Kristin Burns Noraine Buttar California Nails Lynwood Campbell Ted & Chris Cannon Rodney & Janyce Caulkins Jennifer Charles Frances Clark Dolores Cleary Patrick Cleary Cary Cochran Janet Coco Deborah Connor Tonia Copeland Francis Coughlin Friend Level (Up to $99) Chris Counselman Marcella Covarrubias Nicole Acosta Christine Cox ACT for Alexandria Alice Craig ACTS - Turning Points Darryle Craig ADORE Children & Family Services Rebecca Croft Ah Love Oil & Vinegar Suzanne Dann Raheel Ahmed-Litz Jessica Davis Larry Alberson Paul Davis Eva Alexander Stephanie Deck Alternative House Maria Eugenia del Villar Sarah Altschuller Linda Desiderio Arc of Greater Prince William Jeffry DiNoto Arlington County Child John Ditelfsen & Noreen Peterson & Family Services M. Irene Donnelly Arlington Partnership for Steve & Allyson Drinnon Children, Youth, and Families Claire Dunn Shawnda Atkins Wayne Ebenfeld Marc Avery Roland & Mary Ebent Karin Aycox Cheryl Eccles Margaret Ballard Sharon Eddy Denise Balzano Mary Edwards Jeffrey Bandy Fairfax County Department of Lisa Banks Family Services Kathryn M. Barnes Adrienne Fernandes Richard & Rebecca Barry William Finan Rosemary Battles Shawn Flaherty Barbara Beach For Children’s Sake John & Priscilla Becker Jennifer Forbes Elizabeth Bellino Jill Forbes Jessica Beresford Ann Foss Lew & Debbie Bigelow Darryl Francois
Linda Franz Andy & Mrs. Beth Freeze Lorraine Friedman Paul Stanley Frommer Catherine Funkhouser Janie Funkhouser Kari Galloway Devin Galvin Cynthia Gamble David Garmon Thomas Garnett Hope Gibbs Thomas & Sharon Girard Stephen Goehler Stephen A Gonski Naomi Gonyea Patricia Hall Robin Hamby Abdel-Rahman Hamed Joanne E. Harding Laura Harmon Susan Harral Nick & Anna Harris Susan Heffren Emmy Henard Paulina Hidalgo Brenda Hill Douglas Hoff Holy Cow Burger Rosemarie Howe Jenna Hudson Bootsie Humenansky Lori Huse Alice Jackson Kathleen Jenkins Linda Johnson Donna & Roger Jones Liv Jorgenson Keith & Nancy Kalinowski Barbara Karcher Cheryl Keiper Donald & H. Anne Kelly Amanda Kennedy Kinder Haus Toys Chantel King King’s Park Natural CO2 Cleaners John Kline Gregory Kondilas Janet Kudravetz Catherine M Kugler Elizabeth Kupersmith Lisa Labella Robert Larke David & Virginia Larson Last Name Left Productions Dana Lawhorne John Lawrence
SCAN transitioned to a new donor database system in FY14. If we did not list your donation correctly as we learned the new system, please help us correct our records by contacting soniaq@scanva.org.
Hon. Redella Pepper Heather Lee John Perlman Tracy & Matt Leonard Donna Pettit Julie Lineberry William & Marie Pfancuff Margaret Lorber Susan Pond Mary Lou Sage John Porter Loudoun County Department Prince William County Department of Family Services of Social Services Andy Louis-Charles Anne S Pund Terri Lynch Luisa Quinones Nancy Macklin Carrie Redden Alexis Malkin Renee Reeves Joseph & Edna Mancias Jo Anne Renton Avram Mandell Cornerstone Martha Manson (formerly Reston Interfaith) Eileen Marousek Gayle Reuter Judy Martens Robert Reuter Jennifer Martin Bradley Rhoderick Heather Martinsen McEnearney Relocation Department Jessica Richards Grace Jones Robbins Iolaire & Susan McFadden Gary & Barbara Roberts Sharon McKinley Tammy Robinson Megan McVey Victoria Romero Meggrolls Eve Ann Rose Melodee Melin Barbara Rosenfeld Mid-Atlantic Cooperative Libby Ross Baptist Fellowship Valerie Roush Lisa Miller Carolyn Sahni Margaret Miller Anthony Saler Miriam Miller Jenny Sammis Renea Miller Shannon Sampedro Jacob Millington Brian Sands Michelle Mitchell Suellen Savukas Stephen Moller Louis & Anne Scarano Cheryl Moore Kathleen Schilling & Joseph Jarboe Genevieve Moorhouse JT & Tatyana Schriempf Delmira Morales Nicholas J Schroth Mary Ann Moran Hope Schutte Nicole Morgan Marianne Kastriner Schwanke Marilee Muchow Elaine Schwartz Jamie Mueller Charlene Seamens Amy Nagle Valerie Sears Trista Nealon Sarah & Kevin Self Mike Neuman Geraldine Shannon Mark Newburg Michelle Shaw Nancy Newman Joseph & Karen Sherman Alexis Newsome Nicole Shinkwin Chelsey Ney Julie Siegel Kathryn Noonan Northern Virginia Community College Patricia Ann Smith Ronnie Snook Northern Virginia Family Service Garnett Soles Mary O’Connor Arlene Spinelli Diana Ortiz Carol Stackhouse Lisa Ostroff Paik Family Fund at ACT for Alexandria Paul Stern David Stover Samantha Palley Vicki & Rich Strimel Denise Parks Tasha Stryker Robert Pearson
Peggy Stypula Lindsey Swanson Sweet Leaf Swiss Bakery Tauxemont Cooperative Preschool Dana Taylor Cynthia Troupe Anita Turk Frances Tuttle Tom & Susan Tuttle Nancy Twomey Donna Udvari United Calvery Methodist Rebecca Valois Anthony Van De Genachte Jennifer Van Ee Virginia Cooperative Extension Amy Vokes W Salon Ellen Walker Deborah Warren Kaitlin Wenner Deane Whittock Werley Molly Whalen Nancy Widmer Linda Wilkins Donna Williams Sarah Williamson Kelley Willis Linda Winn Donnie Wintermute Chris Wolz Lawanda Wright Bryn Yoemans Elizabeth Young Robert Young Paul Zidlicky Tara Zimnick-Calico Christine Zinner
In Honor of In honor of Jeff & Joyce Bliss from Will Monahan In honor of Carrie Cannon from Joel Trosch In honor of Ann & Scott Caulkins from Rodney & Janyce Caulkins In honor of Craig Fifer from Liv Jorgenson from Avram Mandell In honor of Kim Fiske from Diane Fiske In honor of Susan Hebbel from Joe & Ann Guiffre In honor of Sonia Quinonez Steve & Sandy McCutchan
In honor of Curt & Ann Ribando from Alexis Newsome In honor of Sarah Self from Deane Whitlock Werley
In Memory of In memory of Ida La Plume from Ann & Scott Caulkins In memory of Marta Schwank de Quinonez from Rosemary Battles Sabrina Black Elizabeth Blake Rayni Borinsky Trudy & Tom Brisendine Valerie Cuffee Steve & Allyson Drinnon Nancy Hall Alice Jackson Thomas Jones & Caroline Grandy Mary & John Kudless The Hon. Tim & Beth Lovain Steve & Sandy McCutchan Jason & Yiping Osser Christopher Ptomey Jose & Sonia Quinonez Don Stack
United Way & Workplace Donors Madeleine Abel / Michael Arthur / Fatima Ast / Nathalie Barge / Barron Benroth / Sabrina Black / Patricia Boerger / Krystina Borja / Ann Caulkins / Ravi Chandra / Nicole Cieslicki / Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign / Sara Cook / Francis Coughlin / Kerry Donley / Adrienne Fernandes / Craig Fifer / Roslyn Fontaine / Muriel Forster / Karen Graf / Kathryn Graf / Michael Hogan / Sean Hosty / Chantel King / Dana Lawhorne / Patricia Ledonne / Anthony Lewis / Margaret Lorber / Tinalouise Martin / Susan McAndrew / Robert McPherson / Georgette Mugg / Jamie Mueller / David Orth / Monica A. Paratore / Sonia Quinonez / Suellen Savukas / Ann-Kathryn So / Jennifer Sparks / Elaine Stone-Arthur / Deborah Warren / Donna Williams / Tim Wollerman
In-Kind Donors
532 Yoga / Absolute Carpet Care / Acupuncture in Del Ray / Adventure Theatre / AMC Theaters / Andrea Lewis / Vince & Mary Apruzzese / Arena Stage / Arlington Promotional Products / Artfully Chocolate / Austin Grill, Springfield / Barboursville Vineyards / Best Buns Bread Co. / Bowl America / Cabot Creamery Cooperative / Café` Oggi / Campbell and Ferrara Nursery / Canvas on Demand / Caremore Cleaning Solutions / Caulkins & Bruce / Chadwick’s ~ Old Town / Cheesecake Factory / Cheesetique / Child Welfare Information Gateway / Christine Chmura / Chrysalis Chiropractic / Cinema Arts Theater / Circe Salon Spa / Cleary & Oxford Associates / Cloud 9 Skin Care / Comcast / Comfort and Joy Wellness Spa / Crystal City Sports Pub / Custom Fitness Concepts / Dandy Restaurant Cruises / Linda Daniel / David & Kim Fiske / David Cleary / Digital Recollections / Discovery Communication Group / Dishes of India / District Taco / Diversions Cards & Gifts / Donna Fleming / Doreen McCallister / Erin Cleary / Eternal MVIM / FedEx / First Watch The Daytime Café / Fit4Mom Arlington - Alexandria / Five Guys, Incorporated / Fluencia / Folger Shakespeare Library / Forge Brew Works / Freed Photography / Fresh Market / Tim and Jennifer Gale / Gallery Lafayette / George Mason University Intercollegiate Athletics / Giant Foods / Go Ape Treetop Adventure / Green Spring Gardens / Guiffre Distributing Company / Helen Olivia Flowers / HiBall Events / Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens / Hooray for Books! / HOT 99.5 / Hyatt Regency Reston / Ingleside Winery / The Intelligent Nest / International Spy Museum / Jackson 20 / Jeff Lubin Portrait Studio / Jewelry By Design / Joe Theismann’s Restaurant / Jon David Salon / King’s Dominion / King’s Jewelry / Knitting Pretty / Kositzka Wicks and Company CPAs / Laporta’s Restaurant / Lavender Moon Cupcakery / Gail Ledford & Tom Hay / Lees Hill Golf Club / Lee’s Photography / Tracy Leonard / Linens of the Week / Little River Yoga / Little Theater of Alexandria / Lloyd-Meurer Portrait Studio / Local Motion Studio / London Bob Hair Design / Lou Price / love blooms / Luray Caverns / Madison & Mi / Main Street Landscape, Inc. / Martha Reese / Meadows Farms Golf Course & Meadow Farms Nurserie / Meredith McEver / Metro 29 Diner / Metro Stage / Mount Vernon Estate / National Children’s Museum / Northern Virginia Media Services / Olde Towne Pet Resort / Olive Garden / One Good Tern / Overwood / Paper Source / Poemard Cellars / Port City Brewing Company / Potomac Nationals / Potomac Riverboat Company / Presto Valet of Virginia Inc. / Ramparts Tavern & Grill / Restaurant EVE / Reston Limousine / Reunions / Ritz-Carlton Pentagon City / Rocklands Barbeque and Grilling Company / Sharon Sellers / Skin and Wax Studio / Snowshoe Mt. Silver Creek Resort / Southside 815 / Lecia Stock / The Studio Theatre / Sylvia Kompier / Synetic Theater / Wendy Talbot / Talbots / Taqueria El Poblano / Tarara Winery / Tempo Restaurant / Ten Thousand Villages / Tidy Up / Tiny Dancers / The Tiny Human / Total Wine & More / Tranquil Space / Tyson’s Corner Center / Union Street Public House / Vaso’s Kitchen / Villa D’Este Restaurant / Virginia Imports Ltd. / Virginia International Raceway / Jim Walsh & Elsie Mosqueda / Warehouse Bar & Grill / Washington Capitals / Washington Craft Show / WBIG - Big 100.3 / Wegman’s / Wells Fargo / Westfields Golf Club / Westfields Marriott / The Westin Alexandria / Wheel Nuts Bike Shop / Charlie White / Wintergreen Resort / D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc.
Thank you for your support, friends!
SCAN transitioned to a new donor database system in FY14. If we did not list your donation correctly as we learned the new system, please help us correct our records by contacting soniaq@scanva.org.
LET’S CONNECT! We would love to tell you more
about SCAN and our plans for 2015. We invite you to read this annual report, then invite someone from our new SCAN SPEAKERS BUREAU to meet you! From CASA volunteers to board members to parenting program participants, each member of our Speakers Bureau has a personal SCAN story and is passionate about our programs and the children & families of Northern Virginia. Contact us today to learn more!
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