ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 Message from the CEO & Board Chair A round us every day, we see children living in poverty and under extraordinarily difficult circumstances. And this is certainly through no fault of their own. More than any of us, children deserve a chance to see possibility—to hope for something more than what they currently see around them. Because the absence of hope in the life of a child is a tragic and unforgiving loss. But here is the simple truth. When vulnerable families are supported and given a path toward self-sufficiency, they are better equipped to raise successful children, and those children then become the framework for even stronger communities. Every child born into this world is full of potential. We must stand together to support the well being of all children, to ensure their ability to succeed, flourish and give back. Do you have to be responsible for other people? Certainly not. But if we want our communities to be as good as they can be, we must each accept the role we play in creating solutions to the problems around us. At Families First, our partners, funders, volunteers, and staff join forces every day to fill the broken places in our society for thousands across metro Atlanta, building a movement that sustains hope in the lives of children, families and entire communities. The contents of this Annual Report will give you hope and share some real stories of how our work really does work—transforming lives and breaking the vicious cycles of poverty and negative circumstance. And you’ll note, our financials reflect expenses greater than revenue but this is related to the net change in the value of investments between the 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 fiscal periods, a swing of $1.3 million dollars. Although our clients suffer immensely during challenging economic times, we have continued to respond to pressing needs by creating sustainable solutions for more than 37,000 children and families in the past year alone. Thank you for standing with us during our 2011-2012 program year. We look forward to continuing our work with you to help eliminate generational poverty, infuse hope into the lives of the hopeless, and lead all children to realize their dreams. We could not accomplish our mission and goals without you. In the spirit of continuing to effect long-term change, Kim Anderson Felicia Speetjens CEO 2011-2012 Board Chair Children are in jeopardy when their families are vulnerable and our communities are fragile. Families First works to create communities where all children have the opportunity to succeed, flourish and give back. We provide services that enhance the well–being of children and families so that they are healthy, safe and self-sufficient. Families First: Because Children Should Never Come Last For Families When a community actively supports vulnerable families toward self-sufficiency… Family Sustainability & Empowerment – Strong families are better equipped to support itself, raise successful children and build communities that thrive. Our work helps individuals develop the skills and relationships necessary to become self-sufficient. Our programs increase a families access to services, resources, education, housing and employment in ways that lead to financial self sufficiency. BRIDGETTE’S • Transitional and Supportive Housing • Community Partnerships • Asset Development S TO RY Prior to coming into the Shelter-A-Family program Bridgette, like many single mothers, was struggling financially to keep things afloat for her five children. Losing her job as a nonprofit professional and combatting depression, among other issues, led her to experience an episode, which left her homeless. Bridgette always worked so this situation came with lots of “shame, discouragement and hopelessness.” However, being previously employed in the nonprofit arena she was familiar with Families First never thinking she would eventually need our services herself. She first received support through our counseling services. Then she was referred to the Shelter-A- Family housing program. “The housing services lifted a heavy burden that allowed me to focus on healing and guiding my children in the right direction, while working toward self-sufficiency,” said Bridgette. The Shelter-A-Family program provides permanent housing in connection with supportive services to homeless people with disabilities and their families. “The housing services lifted a heavy burden that allowed me to focus on healing and guiding my children in the right direction, while working toward self-sufficiency, said Bridgette. The program was not just a place to live; it provided onsite counseling support, helpful life skills workshops and valuable information to assist me with helping my children plan for their future. My oldest daughter graduated high school with honors and is now enrolled in college, working and living in her own apartment. She is studying International Business, is fluent in Mandarin, and has become a great example to her siblings. Our economy has made it such that people from all walks of life can get into a predicament that they would have never expected. I worked, paid into the system, and even raised money for the very industry to which I had to turn for help. When you need to access the resources you are grateful they are available for you. I shudder to think where I and my family would be without ShelterA-Family and the programs and services at Families First.” For Children Those families in turn will nurture thriving, successful children… Child & Youth Permanency – Ensuring permanent family situations for children today will lead to adults who are better prepared to be effective parents tomorrow. We work to create long lasting relationships for children and youth in foster care, as well as those aging out of care, by identifying supportive adult relationships, reunifying families or finding new families, and providing resources to parents. • Foster Care & Adoption Services • Permanency Connections • Family Resources • Youth Residential Living C L A R K ’ S S TO RY Clark’s childhood would be unimaginable for most people. His mother died when he was eight years old and his father was unavailable to care for him. After being abused by relative caregivers, at age 11, Clark was sent to private foster care placement. At age 18 he was woefully unprepared to handle the decision making and basic daily skills required to be successful as an adult. The Independent Living Program gave him the chance to prepare for the real world and gradually take on everyday adult responsibilities...but most importantly it gave him a sense of family. So, when he was about to age out of the foster care system the state placed him in Families First’s Independent Living program (ILP). The program gave him the chance to prepare for the real world and gradually take on everyday adult responsibilities. The Independent Living Program provides supportive services to clients transitioning out of foster care. Youth ages 18-21 years of age live in supervised apartments, complete with individual coaching and support, while learning a variety of life skills to assist in their transition to adulthood. ILP provided Clark with stable housing, but most importantly it gave him a sense of family. His ILP Case Manager provided him with guidance and support, while giving him a chance to connect with other youth in the program and focus on his education goals. At Families First Clark learned about money management principles and how to create personal and professional goals. Since his transition out of the program, at age 21, Clark has made remarkable progress. He enlisted in the Army and is currently a Private First Class Combat Medic. He received an Associates of Science degree and is working on a Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Management. Today Clark is a single father, successful entrepreneur and owner of multiple real estate properties. He credits Families First in his success due to the love, support and guidance he received through the Independent Living Program. For Community Successful children are key to strengthening our communities today and tomorrow. Eventually making Families First unnecessary... Healthy Families & Relationships – works to ensure that babies are born healthy; children and youth are prepared for school success; adults parent effectively; and families build healthy relationships and establish positive community connections. Our services include counseling, education and training, homebased coaching, mediation, and referrals to community resources. • Healthy Babies, Healthy Moms • Effective & Nurturing Parenting • School Success • Counseling & Support M I G U E L’ S S TO RY Never having attended an early childhood education or pre-K program, four-year-old Miguel was not socially or developmentally prepared for Kindergarten. Children who are not prepared for kindergarten are most likely to continue a cycle of academic underachievement. Miguel was shy and unable to respond to questions and his motor skills were underdeveloped. Within months of enrollment in the CHISPA program, Miguel’s motor skills were greatly improved and he became more confident, active and willing to explore his environment. When Miguel’s mother enrolled him in Families First’s CHISPA program, he had less than one year to prepare for Kindergarten. The CHISPA Parent Educator began by coaching Miguel’s mom on how to work with him at home, including using household items to learn. Within months, Miguel’s motor skills were greatly improved and he became more confident, active and willing to explore his environment. His mom also attended Families First community-based parenting education classes where parents were taught how to engage their children in learning and instruction. CHISPA is a school readiness initiative for parents of children, ages 0-5, and is designed to prepare children at-risk for success in school through home, school and community-based parent involvement and leadership. Within two months, the Parent Educator soon identified and arranged for Miguel to be placed in a nearby pre-K program with one of our early learning partner schools. Miguel’s pre-K teacher reported that Miguel was very knowledgeable and actually at an advanced level. Miguel is now in the second grade, thriving and doing exceptionally well. Financials Expense Overview Year Ending June 30, 2012 Child & Youth Permanency $4,168,173.00 Healthy Families & Relationships $2,280,073.00 Family Sustainability & Empowerment $2,054,039.00 Supporting Services (M&G, Fundraising) $1,989,682.00 Revenue vs. Expenses Expenses Overview by Percentage Supporting Services (M&G, Fundraising) 19% Revenue, gains & other support $ 9,558,357.00 Expenses and losses $10,491,967.00 Change in net assets $ (933,610.00) Net assets beginning of year $13,908,216.00 Net assets end of year $12,974,606.00 Child & Youth Permanency 39.7% Healthy Families & Relationships 21.7% Family Sustainability & Empowerment 19.6% Please visit www.familiesfirst.org to view a full copy of our 2011-2012 audited financial report including our Statement of Activities sheet. Notable Programmatic Accomplishments for 2011-2012 Child & Youth Permanency • 78% of youth in our Foster Care or Supportive Housing receiving Literacy Improvement services progressed to the next grade level and 38% were on the honor roll. 75% of youth who graduated from high school or a GED program enrolled in college or vocational/technical school. • 75% of children who left our foster care program transitioned to a permanent, stable home. access to financial education and reliable transportation, demonstrated increased financial literacy and 100% of clients who received a car reported improved access to healthcare. Healthy Families & Relationships • 92% of clients who received counseling services reported substantial progress towards their individual treatment goals. • 100% of parents in our CHISPA school readiness program participated in school activities with their child and/or Family Sustainability & Empowerment • 97% of the children and youth in our Shelter-A-Family transitional and supportive housing program progressed to the next grade level and 92% received health screenings. • 100% of the young women living in our Weaver Gardens homeless mothers transitional housing facility were either employed or enrolled in an education/ vocation program. the Parent Teacher Association. General Statistics • Child & Youth Permanency served 9,797 individuals, including children, youth and adults. • Family Sustainability & Empowerment served 3,254 individuals including children and adults. • Healthy Families & Relationships served 16,881 people including children • More than 70% of clients who applied for financing for a used vehicle, through and adults. • Our Families First Call Center handled our Ways to Work program to move to 8,108 calls and referred clients to our greater levels of self-sufficiency with services or community partners. Our complete Annual Outcomes Report, which details the outcomes and demographics of all the services and programs we provide, will be available on our website by January 31, 2013. 1105 West Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | 404-853-2800 | www.familiesfirst.org Families First Board of Directors Fiscal Year 2011-2012 Executive Committee Felicia Speetjens, Chair John L. Montag, Vice Chair Frank M. Howard, Treasurer Deborah Baker, Secretary James T. Mills, Jr. Member at Large Kenneth Neighbors, Member at Large Julie D. Salisbury, Member at Large Beth Tanis, Immediate Past Chair, Senior Vice President, SunTrust Bank Partner, A. Montag & Associates Senior Vice President & Treasurer, Genuine Parts Company Senior Office Manager, Arcapita, Inc. Managing Partner, Dominium Benefits Partner, Greenberg Traurig, LLP Founder, The Bee Colony PartnerKing and Spalding Board Members William Alexander Justin Berman Sunny Burrows Sandra Carey Carolyn Carl Dave Cole Alford J. Dempsey, Jr. Tiffany Friesen Bernadette Hartfield Greg K. Hecht Audrey Horne Roya Irvani Richard Jones William Jordan Marybeth Leamer Lee Ann Lednik Valerie Munnings David E. Nahmias Brittain E. Prigge Jane K. Ridall Dawn Rock Sally Sidwell Mike Siegel Patricia Tuff Lou Winship Chief Medical Officer, AmeriGroup, Corp. Principal, Berman Capital Advisors, LLC President, The Lookout Foundation Founding Partner, Atlanta Fine Homes/Sotheby’s International Realty Vice President, Coca-Cola North America Vice President, Inside Sales, IBM Corporation Judge, Superior Court of Fulton County Director, Southeast Region, Be The Match Foundation Assoc. Professor of Law, Georgia State University, School of Law Partner, Hecht, Mack & Harris Healthcare Management Consultant Community Volunteer Senior Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Partner, Alston & Bird, LLP Executive VP, Human Resources and Administration, Cox Enterprises, Inc. Partner, Ernst & Young Community Volunteer Georgia Supreme Court Managing Director, Balentine Community Volunteer Vice President, Regional Compliance, Kaiser Permanente Sr. V.P., Enterprise Client Management , OptumInsight Sr. V.P., CredAbility Community Volunteer Partner, WinSmith Design, LLC Board of Counselors Honorary Board Members Joseph Brown Jettie Burnett James Carson Juanita Carter Jim Curry Marcia Donnell Roxanne Douglas Bill Law Michael McCarthy Olga Plaut Margaret Reiser Paul Anderson Betty Asbury Cree Durrett Tony Montag Nick Munson Karen Sibley Bernard Taylor Bill Tipping Lucy Vance Sue Wieland Mary Yates Endowment Trustees Tom Balestreire Jim Curry Marcia Donnell Roya Irvani Brittain Prigge ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 Joe Brown Krista Cosgrove Frank Howard William Jordan Mary Yates Families First Donors Lucetta M. Lawson Society ($50,000+) Sarah L. Grant Society ($25,000+) Aetna, Inc. Amerigroup Corporation Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta Jesse Parker Williams Foundation Kaiser Permanente Foundation The National Crittenton Foundation United Way of Greater Atlanta - Grants Zeist Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Berman Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation Cox Enterprises, Inc. Columbia Residential J. B. Fuqua Foundation, Inc. Greenberg Traurig, LLP Abraham and Phyllis Katz Foundation Mrs. Alfred A. Messer Starbucks Foundation Suntrust Mid-Atlantic Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth A. Tanis and Mr. John A. Chandler Tapestry Youth Ministries, Inc. The Waterfall Foundation, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Benefactor ($10,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burrows CBRE The Coca-Cola Company Mr. and Mrs. Erik Curns Mr. and Mrs. John R. Donnell Jr. Ernst & Young, LLP Genuine Parts Company Georgia Baptist Health Care Ministry Foundation Georgia-Pacific Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holland Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kennedy President’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lednik Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mills, Jr. Newell Rubbermaid Publix Super Markets Charities Regency Centers The Rich Foundation Ms. Sheryl S. Sellaway Ms. Felicia Speetjens and Mr. Timothy Hayes Sylvan Hills Middle School Mr. Bernard Taylor Towers Watson United Way of Metro Atlanta - Specific Care The UPS Foundation ($5,000+) Alliance for Children and Families Alston & Bird Aon Hewitt Atlanta AT&T Georgia Balentine BJ’s Charitable Foundation BNY Mellon The Edward Colston Foundation Inc. Comcast Cable Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dalton, Sr. Dominium Benefits, LLC John and Mary Franklin Foundation Holder Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Bahman Irvani Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Leamer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Leeds Macy’s ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 The Alva P. McCrary Fund A. Montag & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Avery Munnings The Richard C. Munroe Foundation The Katherine John Murphy Foundation Noble Juice Norfolk Southern Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ridall H. J. Russell & Company The Ida A. Ryan Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sidwell The George M. Brown Trust Fund The TJX Foundation, Inc. Trinity Presbyterian Church Verizon Wireless The Virgil P. Warren Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Blanton C. Winship, Sr. Youth Service Fund, Inc. Family Circle ($1000+) Mr. and Mrs. Howell E. Adams, Jr. Elizabeth Adler Ms. Avarita Hanson and Dr. William A. Alexander Ms. Kim E. Anderson and Mr. Gregory LeePow Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Asbury Atlanta Youth Academies Atlantic Capital Bank AutoTrader.com Mrs. Peggy Baird and Mr. Ed Rice Mr. and Mrs. John Baker Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Balentine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Beard Danielle Berry Ms. L. Celeste Bottorff Brooks, McGinnis & Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brown The Estate of Hugh Burgess Ms. Melanie A. Cadenhead Sandra B. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl Mrs. Wallace Carpenter Kristin Clyde Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cole The Cross Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James L. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dangar Mr. and Mrs. Ted Darch Document Technologies, LLC Dow Lohnes PLLC Mr. and Mrs. Denis J. Duncan Mr. Bernee Dunson, D.D.S. Mr. Stephen S. Eastham Ms. Perre J. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Epp Equifax, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Eskew Mr. Nathan Farmer Mr. Nigel L. Ferguson Ms. Tiffany Friesen Mr. & Mrs. Margaret & Ross Fuller Gas South, LLC Georgia Natural Gas Mr. and Mrs. Greg Greenbaum The Gunlocke Company Mrs. Louise S. Gunn Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hanger Harmon Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hartfield Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Hecht Hendrick Associates, Inc. HKS Inc. Homrich Berg, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Horne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Howell The Humana Foundation Humphries Russell Joint Venture ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 IBM - Hearts & Hands Together Mr. and Mrs. John Ikeda The Junior League of Atlanta Ms. Lana Knop Mr. and Mrs. Les Lewis Lockheed Martin Aeronautical Systems Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Love Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mininberg Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Moldt Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Montag Mr. and Mrs. John Montag Mrs. Suzanne E. Mott Dansby Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Munson Ms. Catherine O’Neill Thomas J. Neal Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neighbors Ms. Dondrea Payne Mr. Henry Perlowski Piedmont Charitable Foundation Pritchard & Jerden, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Reiser Revel for a Cause™ Young Atlantans Group Mr. and Mrs. Jay Richardson Ms. Dawn D. Rock Mrs. and Mrs. Shayla W. Rumely, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schulte Second Mile Foundation, John Wieland Homes & Neighborhoods Mr. and Mrs. Michael Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sims Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stephens Mallie Bert Storey Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Roger L. Stroud SunTrust One Pledge Campaign Mrs. Mary Rose Taylor The Alice and Noah N. Langdale, Jr. Foundation, Inc. The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thomas Ms. Cynthia Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Tuff Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. TurnerBoone Contract United Health Foundation United Way of Greater Atlanta - Misc. Campaigns Mrs. Jennifer N. Vasil Ms. Kathy N. Waller Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Warren Mr. and Mrs. Eric Weatherholtz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weatherly Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wieland Wiggle Bug Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Neal L. Williams Wilmington Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Yates, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Yellowlees ZWJ Investment Counsel Donor Circle ($100+) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Abrams Access Insurance Holdings Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Akins Allstate Giving Campaign Mr. Billy R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey The Balloun Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Banta Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Battle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beall Mr. Derrick Beasley Mrs. Deidre M. Bentley Ms. Aiko Bethea Ms. Felicia A. Bianchi Mr. David T. Biderman Ms. Eleanor C. Billingsley Ms. Susan E. Bixler Ms. Sandra Blaisdell Mr. and Mrs. John F. Box III Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley Ms. Brenda C. Bragg-Price Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bridwell Mr. Alfred Briggs Ms. Colleen Brooks Ms. Anyah S. Brou Ms. Catharine C. Burkett Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Butner Mr. Darren Cain Mr. and Mrs. Pat Canavan Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Candler, Jr. Josie Carlyle Georgia Power Club of Hearts Mr. and Mrs. David Cater Ms. Eve Chen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Christman Mrs. Mary Cilella Mr. and Mrs. Raynald Clarke Mr. Kent Clay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clayton Mr. Stuart F. Clayton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clemmons Club of Hearts Cobb County Employee Friendship Club Ms. Natalie Codelli Mr. Sterling Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Colletta Ms. Lisa Collins Ms. Krista Cosgrove Mrs. Susan Crawford Ms. Sharon B. Crittendon Mr. and Mrs. David Culley Mr. Kerry Cunningham Mr. Mark Daker Dr. and Mrs. George W. Daneker Jr. ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Edge Ms. Sharyn L. Edmisten Dr. Pamela J. Epps Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ethridge Express Scripts Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fair Ric and Debbie Felker Brett Fennell Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Fidelity Foundation Ms. Jennifer Flanagan Flatiron Bar Mrs. Catherine E. Foster-Rowell Mr. Raymond Francis Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Frazier Ms. Percy L. Freeman Mr. David Frye Mr. Jon Gamble Mr. Brian Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Edward T.M. Garland Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Mr. Chris M. Gilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Goodman Ms. Patricia Gould Mr. and Mrs. William M. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Greer Ms. Divida Gude, Esq. Mr. Reid Hailey Mr. Jay Hakes Ms. Dana Halberg Mr. and Mrs. F. Sheffield Hale Ms. Amber Nash Hall Mr. Gregory Hall Ms. Amy L. Halverson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hanson Dr. Michael Hardee Mr. and Mrs. Ebon Harris Ms. Misty Harris Ms. Kathryn Harrison Mr. David Haskett Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hatcher Mr. William D. Hawkins III Ms. Cristine Hayes Ms. Naomi C. Haynes Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Heller Ms. Cheryl Hemphill Ms. Jill Henke Mr. Richard C. Henn, Jr. Ms.Kathleen Hern Mr. Miguel Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hester Ms. Sharon Hill Ms. Freddye L. Hill Ms. Sabrina Y. Hollis Mr. Raphael Holloway Mr. Douglas R. Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Margolis Mr. Dave Mathews Ms. Michelle Matthews Mr. Roland P. Matthews Ms. Eaddy Mays Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Walker McCune Margaret McDaniel Mrs. Lauren McElaney Mr. Steve McKinley Mr. Wes McLean Mr. and Mrs. James Meathe Ms. Julia Menefield MetroPower, Inc. Ms. Beverly A. Miles Mr. and Mrs. David Miles Ms. Susan Kupferberg & Mr. Richard C. Mitchell Drs. Michele and Mark Mobley Ms. Ellen Monk Ms. Dana C. Morgan Mr. Carter H. Morris Ms. Ruth Neill Network For Good Northern Trust Retirement Consulting, LLC Ms. Suzanne Ockleberry Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Donnell Ms. Stephanie Oginsky Ms. Kalpana Oommen Mr. Randy Osborne Ms. Jessica Owen Sheard Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parks Ms. Michelle Paul Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Penney Mr. Benjamin J. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Craig Pett Ms. Kelli Pickett PM Technologies Mr. Karanji Powell Ms. Merry Preiditsch Ms. Angela Ramson Gurdeep S. Ranhotra Ms. Johunna Redmond Mr. Archie Ricard Ms. Deborah Richardson & Mr. Ronald Tillman Ms. Joyce Richter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riedel Ms. Kim Nikles & Mr. Michael Roach Mrs. Jean L. Robertson Ms. Sara Rockaway Mr. and Mrs. Chad Rosenberg Mr. Jeffrey Rubin Ms. Malaika D. Russ Ms. Lovette Russell Ms. Karen Sanders Ms. Anne M. Schelle Ms. Tracey L. Scott Ms. Nancy See Ms. Cynthia Dautrich Mrs. Cynthia J. Davila Ms. Roshonda B. Davis-Baugh Mr. Robin M. Delaughter Mr. David Demirjian Mr. and Ms. David Demirjian Ms. Sybil S. Demmons Hon. Alford J. Dempsey, Jr. Mr. Jerry Dent Mr. and Mrs. Blake G. Dexter Ms. Yolanda Dosier Ms. Angela Dotson Ms. Terry Dunn-Wells Mr. and Mrs. J. Frazer Durrett Jr. Ms. Tonya Echols Ms. Deborah Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Walt Huntley Dr. Frank S. Hurtig Mr. and Dr. Daniel Immergluck Mr. Davar Irvani Mr. and Mrs. John Izard Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson Ms. Christi Jones Ms. Delana D. Jones Mr. James Karr Ms. Beverly W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Harty Kilgore Mr. Franklin R. Knights Ms. Julie E. Knop Ms. Rose Kopanski Yarome Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Nolan C. Leake Dr. Daniel Jin Lee Mr. and Mrs. Max Lenker Ms. Kristin Hothersall Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hudson Kathryn Huie LEONIC Animation, LLC Ms. Teri Lewis Mr. George Little Ms. Shannon Little Mr. and Mrs. Bill T. Locklear Mr. Michael Lonergan Mrs. Angela Maiyer Dr. and Mrs. Jabari Simama Mr. and Mrs. Josh M. Simon Mrs. Joyce A. Sloan Hon. Herman Sloane Ms. Carmen D. Smith Ms. Zelma Smith Sol Power Energy Ms. Kimberly Spenninck Ms. Stacey Spilman Ms. Katherine R. Stearns Mrs. Chandra Stephens Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stewart, Jr. Mr. James L. Stoddard, Jr. Mr. Andrew Streng Dr. and Mrs. Louis W. Sullivan Sarah Sutherland Mr. Teddie Swain Ms. Lori Lynn Swilley Symantec Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor Mr. Brett C. Trizzino United Way of Delaware Mrs. Patricia G. Van Laningham Mr. William Vance Mr. William Shafer Ms. Darcey Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sibley, Sr. Ms. Nancy L. Varney Mr. Jon M. Venable Mrs. Lisa A. Wade Ms. Sharon Ward Mr. William Watters Mr. Dietrick Williams Mrs. Christy Winter Dr. and Mrs. Elliott F. Winton Dr. Jennifer P. Wootten Ms. Jaycee E. Wright Mrs. Charles R. Yates Dr. Dennis Young Dr. Anita Zervigon-Hakes and Mr. Jay Hakes Zion Hill Baptist Church Government Funding Partners Our government partners are crucial to our success as an agency. In 2012 we received $3,328,713 in government funding which was 35% of our annual revenue. In addition to providing substantial financial support, these agencies are essential community partners. We are grateful for their ongoing support. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cobb County Community Collaborative Cobb County Superior Court Dekalb County Human Development Department Dekalb County Department of Family & Children Services Fulton County Department of Housing & Community Development (CDBG) Fulton County Housing & Human Service, Office of Children & Youth Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention (GCAPP) Georgia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities Georgia Department of Community Affairs Georgia Housing Finance Authority Georgia Department of Human Services, Division of Child Support Services Georgia Department of Human Services, Division of Family & Children Services Gwinnett county department of family & Children Services Metropolitan Atlanta Tri-Jurisdictional Collaborative on Homelessness Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 In-Kind Donors In-Kind Donors Ms. Tonya Arnette Ms. Allix Magaziner Ms. Christine Baguio Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Margolis Mr. John Barrett Ms. Stella Karanikas Mayes Ms. Diane Batts Ms. Marta McCollough Mr. Steve Berg Ms. Brenda Miers Ms. Jackie Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller Ms. Kim Brown Ms. Camille Miller Ms. Jennifer Bunn Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mobley Ms. Gresia Z. Cardona Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mower Ms. Jennifer Cheers Jeff and Trish Padlo Ms. Darby Christopher Ms. Ash Patel Mr. and Mrs. David A. Cole Ms. Hilary Quirk Ms. Christine Connor Mr. Jason Radam Ms. Jaime Cortes Ms. Pat Redmond Ms. Amy Culver Ms. Lorna Reed Ms. Melissa Defeis Ms. Leslie Rivera Ms. Diana Diazgranados Ms. Marla Roberson Mr. and Mrs. John Dixon Ms. Romero Ms. Adrella Dixon Ms. Kimberly Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Embro Mr. Pete Schamberger Ms. Marina Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scully Ms. Liz Fox Ms. Elizabeth Shoemake Mr. Francisco Garcia Ms. Kiran Sikri Ms. Sylvia Goalen Mrs. Beatrice Soublet Ms. Trenice Grant Ms. Stacey Springer Mrs. Stephanie Hart Ms. Gabriella D. Troy Ms. Michelle Hollberg Ms. Jilleen Trulone Ms. Natalia Honch Ms. Jilleen Trulove Mr. Jeremy Howard Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Warren Ms. Nefertari I Ms. Phoenix White Ms. Melita Issa Mr. Tyrone Whitted Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson Ms. Nancy Whittington Ms. Susana King Ms. Marjorie Whitt-White Ms. Ariane Kouamou Ms. Nichelle Wilson Mr. Eric Kumpel Ms. Christy Winter Ms. Melissa Larsen Ms. Julia Woodruff Ms. Ashur Lawand Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright Ms. Blair Leone A. Montag & Associates Actively Changing Tomorrow Through Service An Extra Hand Alston & Bird Anisa International Arby’s - Lilburn Arcapita Blue Care Taxi Center for Working Families Child First Crossland Karate, Inc. Deloitte Del Rio Mexican Dominium Benefits, LLC Fide’s Painting The Frazier Center Gaby’s Mexican Bakery Google Greater Atlanta Christian School Hot 107.9 Interface Flor Jimmy Johns Atlanta Kaiser Permanente Foundation Kaydiem Travel King & Spalding Kroger - Norcross Mercy Healthcare Mirko’s Ogilvy Public Relations Olive Garden - Buford Olive Garden - Duluth Party City - John’s Creek Pinehill Discount Trophies Publix - Norcross Regency Centers Smart Path Financial Southern Automotive Specialty Shop Sun Trust The Nook Verizon Wireless Women of Reform Judaism at Temple Kol Emeth (Individuals) ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 (Organizations) In Honor of… Spirit of Giving Honorariums Bryan Anderson Felicia Speetjens Robert Anderson Kim E. Anderson and Greg Lee Pow Justin Berman Katherine R. Stearns Susan Cockfield Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP Mother of Perre Edwards Felicia Speetjens Jerry Ellis Brittain and Scott Prigge Bill Fambrough Deborah Baker LeRoy Friesen Tiffany Friesen Peter Goldberg Dennis Young Fred Hartfield Bernadette Hartfield Ellen and Jack Holland James G. Dalton Leslie Jennings III and Justin Jennings Dawn Rock Ralph Kemmerer Jane and John Ridall Kevin Lednik Lee Ann Lednik In Memory of… Hunter Mann Julie Salisbury James Thomas Mills James T. Mills, Jr. Tony Montag John Montag Avery Munnings Valerie Munnings Andre J. Nahmias, M.C. Anonymous Brittain and Scott Prigge Courtney Lewis Scott Prigge Brittain Prigge Hank Ridall Jane and John Ridall Gary Silverio Lee Ann Lednik Joseph Speetjens Felicia Speetjens Tara and Amar’s Birthday Gurdeep S. Ranhotra Lou Winship Mary Taylor Mary Yates Dorothy M. Yates Dorothy and Charles Yates Family Fund Spirit of Giving Memoriams Rev. William A. Alexander, Dr. Dr. William Alexander Jimmy Baker Deborah Baker Ralph L. Carl Carolyn C. Carl John C. Crenshaw, Jr. , M.D. Carolyn C. Carl Porter R. Draper, Sr. Tiffany and Michael Siegel Michael Duddy Sally Sidwell Frank T. Howard Frank M. Howard ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 John Luck Frank M. Howard Evelyn Messer Ann Abrams Charles L. Nicholson, Jr. Marybeth N. Leamer Mr. Robert D. Shore Blanton and Lou Winship John Sidwell Sally Sidwell Joseph P. Siegel Tiffany and Michael Siegel Mr. H. Hillson Winship Blanton and Lou Winship Volunteers Gwen Abron KeeKee Edwards Franklin Knights Thaddeus Roepke Arianne Adams Sophie Edwards Rosie Kopanski Thomas Roepke Janet Adams Brian & Freddie Eklund Eric Kumpel Bryant Rogers Retonia Allen Christine Eldahaby Danica Kwon Luis Roman Kim Anderson Olivia Eller Eliza Larsen Kim Sanders Jessica Andrews Hyacinth Elliott Scott & Brittany Laux Georgia Scanlan Tonya Arnette Stephany Elliott Ashur Lawand Pete Schamberger Christine Baguio Julie Erwin Kirsten Lawhon Natalie Schmook Amanda Ball Trista Favor Marybeth Leamer Michael Scipio Angela Ballisty Ashley Feibish Suzanne Lelenta Mark Scully Shayla Barnes Marina Finnegan Jettie Letson William Shafer John Barrett Lisa Fleischman Gary Levins Nisha Shah Andres Barry Heather Fleissner Lisa Lewis Jessica Sheard Beth Baughman Donna Foland Allison Linn Shana Shell Catherine Bazley Siobhan Ford Bernie Locklear Katy Shepard Elizabeth Beck Pride Forney Marvina Lynch Darcey Sherwood Alison Belden Crystal Francois Marie Macadam Sara Shinnick Lora Benard & Bolton Team Lorraine Freeman Jeff Maile K’Re Shirley Steve Berg D.D. Fritch-Levens Marilyn Margolis Angela Shoemake Jackie Bernstein Marilee Froug Margo Marks Elizabeth Shoemake Chantay Bess Choice Fuqua Lester Martin Traci Sibly Jenny Bloom Linda Gabor Susan Marvin John & Stacie Sikes Esther Bolden Rick & Ann Gebert Amy Mason Greta Smith Constance Bonds Katrina George Candace McCaffery John Smith Jeff Boortz Jim Gillum Michael McClure Shani Smith Mary Box Sharon Gipson Marta McCollough Amanda Sopko Liz Brandt Tova Glenn Kathryn McGaughey Felicia Speetjens Mary Ann Brazell Agnes Godwin Hall Steve Mckinley Stacey Spilman Anyah Brou Teresa Golding Melodie & Angie McLellan Mary Kennon Spree Kellinda Brown Ligia Gomez Leah McLeod Stacey Springer Niama Brown Jennifer Gonzalez Vanessa McNeal Jan & Kent Stair Allison Brown Patricia Gould Ethel Mensah Jeanne Stickels Sierra Bruneau Lesley & Ms. Ayanna Grady & Family Keri Leigh Merritt Sindhura Suryadevara Kate Brunelle Sophia Guice Sandra Meyer Laura Sutton Rett Bruner Marsha Hamer Alice Miller Teddie Swain Damaria Buford Robin Harman Andrea Miller Jennifer Sypeck Debra Bunkley Aisha Harris Cyndy Miller Lindsey Thames Matasha Burr Damica Harris Carol Mirabal Thy Thap Janice Burstein Deborah Harris Amy Mitchell Kim Thomas Lindsay Cagle John Harrison Corintha Mitchell Kristin Thomas Lori Callahan Kathryn Harrison Kim Mock Krista Thompson Kristy Cannon Julia Hastings Hailey Monette Stephanie Thompson McKensey Cantando Kyra Hatter Liz Moore Laura Torbert Evan Carch Kelly Hayden Cara Moran Paul Towne Julie Carlson Erika Heller Sandy Morris Joy Treadwell William Carlson Jill Henke Vanessa Morton Jilleen Trulone Tina Carpenter Kathleen Hern Jen Swindall & Ms. Lauren Stockton Patti Tyson Eve Chen Lindsay Hert Kris & Cindy Muir Sima Valvani Karyn Christiansen Amelia Heying Diana Murphy Quddus Varner Sam & Amber Ciaramitaro Tiffany Hickman Jennifer Muserallo Kimberly Vaughn Laura Ciocia Mary Pat Hill Michael Nawar Michele and Bill Vaughn Christi Clark Nancy Hill Leah Newamn Shalini Vora Jessica Cofield Sally Hill Anh Nguyen Lisa Wade Debra Coleman Deanna Hold Eden Nissani Oleatha Warthen ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 Volunteers (continued) Paige Collier Julia Combs Christine Connor Kimberly Cormier Krista Cosgrove Kipper Craft Aine Cryts Laura Curns Karen Daniel DeAnna Daniels Katie Daniels Amber Davenport Robyn Davenport Scott Davis Lakeshia Davis Juanita De La Vega Jerry Dent Dallas Deskins Daphne Diener Amy Dietrich Amber Dixon Casey Dixon Erin Dreiling Laura Drucker Terry Dunn-Wells Destiny Eanes Angela Easum Nicole Holley Hilary OLeary Julia Stephen Holman Jennie Olshaske Janice Natalia Honch Jessica Owen Sheard Julie Napolita Hooper-Simanga Lisa Padron Lavonne Barbara Hooten Patricia Parajon Julie Melissa Houseal Todd Patrick Tyrone Jeremy Howard Lisa Peltier NaTasha Tiffany Hsia Cortni Peterson Crystal Stacey Hucks Brittany Phillips Jaclyn Kathryn Huie Kelli Pickett Allyson Deborah Hunter Karen Pierce Nichelle Shatel Huntley Teffany Pierce Sr Tracy Anisa International, Inc. Annika Pigford Nora Channing Jacobs LaJuan Pillow Tamera Laura James Sarah Powell Helaine Molly Johnson Sarah Psimas Julia Susan Johnson Jason Radam Logan Shannon Joiner Trey & Jennifer Ray Ed Ashley Jones Johunna Redmond Jaycee Christi Jones Pat Redmond Linda Jon Jones Barbara Richardson Kendall Karen Jones Kimberly Richardson Thomas Lauri Jones Carol Rivers Whitney Duane Kambies Deniz Anne Kaszanek Stephanie Keibler Angela Kemp Hanna Kim Weart Weaver Weber Westbrooks Whitney Whitted Wilborn Williams Williams Willner Wilson Wilson Winje Woodard Woodroof Woodruf Woodruff Wright Wright Wright Wueste Youngblood Zamani Zoeller W e especially recognize our long standing partnership with the United Way of Greater Atlanta, which dates back to 1923 when the organizers of the Community Chest asked the Board of Directors of Associated Charities to share their membership roles. Recognizing the need for a central fundraising effort to assist our community’s human services efforts, our predecessor, Associated Charities, graciously tendered its list and continued to be an active supporter of what is now the United Way of Greater Atlanta. 1105 West Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | 404-853-2800 | www.familiesfirst.org
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