2013-2015 Biennual Report

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What 50 Years of Hope
Looks Like
What 50 Years of
Hope Looks Like
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Many injustices based on color, gender, sexual orientation and more have been eased, though
work remains to be done in many instances. Most of these advances, from voting laws, hiring
practices, equality and discrimination in many forms, started with the popular revolt of public
opinion. The groundswell begins, groups become emboldened, media take note and, finally,
laws and conventions change.
Over the span of the past fifty
years, some remarkable achievements
have occurred in this country
regarding basic individual rights.
Over those same fifty years, advances against injustice for another group of people have,
unfortunately, been far more modest. Especially in Virginia. In fact, if not for the work of
Hope House Foundation, started in 1964, the plight of adults living with intellectual and
developmental disabilities in our area would look not much different than it did back when
the Civil Rights Act became law.
As we celebrated our fiftieth year, we continue to celebrate the changes we have brought about,
the lives we have improved and the families we have helped. But, as with other injustices,
much more work needs to be done. Hope House Foundation was the first organization in
Virginia to offer individuals the ability to direct their own lives to the fullest extent possible
by living in their own homes, right in the community, among their friends, jobs, restaurants
and movie theaters.
In this Biennial Report, we highlight the biggest moments, events, and individuals that have
led to such significant accomplishments. Our guess is that the small group of parents seeking
an alternative to institutionalization for their adult children with disabilities back in 1964
would be proud to see how far their idea has come. But we also think they would
challenge us to do more, much more, until equality for individuals with disabilities is
widespread and unequivocal.
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1960s
The 1960s may be unlike any other decade in
American history.
While The Beatles and Woodstock were changing music forever, the nation was
torn apart by the Vietnam War and the assassinations of President Kennedy and
Martin Luther King Jr. A man walked on the moon. People fought for civil rights.
The counterculture brought free love and questions about established values. The
60s were a decade of rebellion, political awareness and lost innocence.
There was change afoot in Norfolk, Virginia, too. Hope House Foundation was
founded in 1964 by a group of parents who wanted better than institutionalization
for their adult children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Their
persistence and passion resulted in the donation of a house, on Granby Street, and
the region’s first group home was opened. Parents’ dreams of having their grown
children live among the larger community was realized. Hope House survived on
private donations and was run by parents and volunteers.
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es
One of the First Group Hom
First Hope House Group Home
Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps
hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to
arrive at its destination full of hope.”
Sit in at Woolwor
ths, Norfolk
- Maya Angelou
1960s
1960
· First televised presidential debates
· Lunch counter sit-in at Woolworth’s in
Greenboro, NC
Woolworths Sit-I
n,
1961
· Berlin Wall built
· JFK Gives “Man on the Moon” speech
· Freedom Riders challenge segregation
1965
· Los Angeles riots
· Malcolm X assassinated
· U.S. sends troops to Vietnam
Norfolk - Photo
1968
Courtesy of The
Vi
rginian-Pilot
· Martin Luther King, Jr. assassinated
· Robert F. Kennedy assassinated
1969
· Neil Armstrong becomes the
first man on the moon
· Woodstock
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1970s
While the nation boogied to disco and supported a
still-hard-to-explain fashion look (bell-bottoms and
headbands, anyone?), Hope House kept at it.
The number of people served continued to grow. Donations and volunteerism kept
the organization moving forward until, in 1978, Hope House became incorporated
and was contracted by the Norfolk Community Services Board.
By this time, some supporters were stepping up in big ways. In the latter half of the
decade, Paul and Ellie Lipkin of Norfolk emerged as true champions of the Hope
House mission. Paul served as President of the Board and counseled for more than
10 years, while Ellie tirelessly promoted education and awareness about the Hope
House way. From 1978 through 1995, it is estimated that more than 90% of donations
made to the organization could be traced directly to the Lipkins.
Paul and Ellie Lipkin
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Ghent Art Festival became the Stockley Gardens Arts Festival hosted by Hope House in 1984.
Photograph Courtesy of Carlton Pillar from the 1970s
They always say time
changes things, but you
actually have to change
them yourself. ”
- Andy Warhol - 1975
Lynne Sea
gle, Lucin
da Brown
and Denis
e Parker
1970s
1970
1973
1974
1977
1978
· April 13th: After an oxygen tank exploded, the
NASA crew of Apollo 13 aborted the mission and
the astronauts landed safely in the South Pacific.
· The Twin Towers of the World
Trade Center were completed.
· Nixon resigns over the
Watergate scandal.
· Star Wars opens in theaters,
introducing the world to Luke
Skywalker and Darth Vader.
· Hope House Foundation has
its first Annual Dinner.
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1980s
Nationally, the advent of MTV was responsible for the explosion of the music industry
and performers such as Madonna and Michael Jackson. Fashion was changing, popular
culture was changing (remember ‘Seinfeld’?) and, here in Virginia, attitudes were
changing about how people with developmental and intellectual disabilities were treated.
By 1988, Hope House operated ten group homes,
each with eight to 15 residents.
And locals were much more receptive to having these homes in their neighborhood.
Momentously, toward the end of 1988, Hope House started a pilot program to serve a
few residents in their own home or apartment. The program was such a success, Hope
House committed to moving everyone we served out of group homes. David (whom we
still support) became one of the first people we supported to move from a group home into
his own apartment.
Also, in 1984, Hope House took over the former Ghent Arts Festival and turned it into the
Stockley Gardens Arts Festival, still a major fundraising and awareness-building event
for the organization.
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Paul
Lipkin
Paul
Lipkin
and Al Diamonstein (Original Founder of Hope House)
Terri Ann Versprille,
Jan Larson-Kenny, Joh
n Carbaugh,
Lynne Seagle, Ange
la Stevens
Never doubt that a small group of
thoughtful, committed citizens can change
the world. Indeed, it is the only thing
that ever has.”
- Margaret Mead
1980s
Hope House Picnic
Terri Ann Versprille and Pam
y Party
Katrancha at Pam’s Going Awa
Earl and Marilyn Carpenter
1981
1984
1988
1989
· First woman appointed to the Supreme Court
· Millions watch the Royal Wedding on TV
· Personal computers introduced by IBM
· Hope House takes over the former
Ghent Arts Festival and transforms it
into the Stockley Gardens Arts Festival.
· Hope House made a bold move to close group homes
and the Hope House Residential Corp. was established
to secure safe and affordable housing options.
· Earl & Marilyn get married (First couple
supported by Hope House and first couple
with disabilities in the city of Norfolk to marry)
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1990s
While the World Wide Web was opening information
and communication pathways to the world, Hope House
continued to think big and deliver even bigger.
This decade saw the closing of the last group home, with every Hope House resident now
living in their own home. The mid-90s saw the beginning of the U.K. Study Tours in which
staff members and people supported by Hope House traveled to England and Scotland to
observe progressive organizations and make lasting connections.
In 1995, Hope House Executive Director Lynne Seagle was honored with the Joseph P.
Kennedy International Leadership Award in New York City. And, a couple years later, the
“Hope House 10” arrived, so named for the 10 former Norfolk Community Services Board
residents who chose to stay with Hope House and received privately funded services.
Lynne Seagle and Denise Parker
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am Building;
Hope House Te
Rock Climbing
One person can make a
difference, and everyone
should try.”
- John F. Kennedy
1990s
Trip
Hope Ho
u
se Staff R
etreat
Stockley Gardens Arts Festival
1991
1991
1992
1995
1995
· Hope House supported their first person
diagnosed with AIDS.
· Collapse of the Soviet Union
· Operation Desert Storm
· Official end of the Cold War
· Riots in Los Angeles after the
Rodney King verdict
· Lynne Seagle awarded Joseph
P. Kennedy International
Leadership Award
· Auction website eBay is founded
· O.J. Simpson found not guilty of
double murder
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The golden way is to be friends
with the world and regard the
whole human family as one.”
- Mahatma Ghandi
Hope House Admin Team at an Agency-Wide Retreat
Lynne Seagle at Stockley Gardens
Art Festival
poster artist) with Subject
Clayton Singleton (Stockley
Jeff Miller and Danny Stroupe
1996
1997
1997
1998
1999
· Launch pilot community volunteer
program “Pathways to the Community”
· Hope House 10 arrive, former CSB residents who chose to stay
with Hope House and receive privately funded services
· First Harry Potter is released
· Scientists clone sheep
· India and Pakistan test nuclear
weapons
· U.S. President Clinton impeached
· Fear of the Y2K bug
· JFK Jr. dies in plane accident
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2000s
As the need for its services and living space
increased, Hope House undertook the task of
purchasing safe and affordable housing.
So in 2000, the organization established its first-ever capital campaign to raise funds to
buy properties. More than $1 million was raised to purchase small multi-family buildings
where people served by Hope House were able to live side-by-side with their neighbors.
Also during the decade, Miller Oil became the first major corporate sponsor of the
Stockley Gardens Arts Festival; both Lynne Seagle, Executive Director, and Elena
Montello, Development Director, received Women of Distinction awards from YWCA
of South Hampton Roads; and Hope House was awarded the American Association for
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities national award for full-service community
inclusion in 2008.
Nick and Adam Wright
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The only way to have a friend
is to be one.”
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
rri Blair
Lynne Seagle in Qatar with Che
Lynne Seagle an
d Becky Duggar
ro Award
n City He
presents the Clea
Mayor Paul Fraim
Joe Parham
to Kim Rose and
Board Members at the 2007 Retreat
Jessica Smith and Sarah Askew
2000s
2000
2001
2004
2008
2009
· Hope House initiated its first Capital
Campaign — Jeff Miller chaired the
campaign and raised more than $1M
· Apple introduces the iPod
· 9/11 terrorist attacks
· Facebook launches
· Indian Ocean earthquake
causes a tsunami
· Full Community Inclusion Award from the
American Association for Intellectual and
Developmental Disabilities
· Lynne invited to the country
of Qatar by the royal princess,
Sheikha Mozah.
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2010s
Through the first five years of this decade, Hope
House supports 123 individuals living within the
community in 13 neighborhoods
in Norfolk, Chesapeake, Portsmouth and Virginia Beach. In 2012, we were awarded
Best Service Provider by the ANCOR Foundation. And, Hope House remains the
only organization in Virginia to exclusively support individuals with intellectual
and developmental disabilities living in their own homes – a distinction we would
gladly share.
Linder “Hollywood” Lawrence at Fair Grounds Coffee in Ghent
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ert Roman
ob
mann and R
le
llo, Claus Ih
Elena Monte
Blake Thomas
and
Susan Henders
on
The future belongs to those
who believe in the beauty of
their dreams.”
The First Feather the Ne
st
- Eleanor Roosevelt
Above Photo Courtesy of Howard Rodman
2010s
2010
2012
2012
2014
2015
· NASA ends space shuttle program
· Occupy Wall Street Movement begins
· Apple released the first iPad
· Marvin Daniel, owner of KDW Home,
is introduced to Hope House and helps
launch the 1st Annual Feather the Nest.
· Hope House receives Community
Builder Award for Service Provider of
the Year from ANCOR Foundation.
· Paul and Ellie Lipkin receive
the Jeff Miller Award at the
Hope House Annual Dinner.
· NASA announces that
liquid has been found
on Mars.
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From our Executive Director
As you read this year’s biennial report celebrating our first 50 years, I’m sure it will allow
many of you to reminisce. For others, it will offer a glimpse into the past and the incredible
story this organization has forged.
Our history reflects, in many ways, the times in which we lived. But I believe you will also
see that we were often several steps ahead in our thinking about supporting people with
disabilities.
I took the road less traveled by, and
that has made all the difference.”
- Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken
From a personal perspective, I can’t look at Hope House Foundation’s past without seeing
my own, and it’s a connection I cherish. I feel fortunate and grateful for the opportunity to have traveled the road
alongside the amazing individuals we’ve supported since my arrival 36 years ago. I have also worked with some
of the most talented and compassionate people, all connected by our mission. This career has taught me my most
important lessons and helped me become my best self.
Our agency has been fortunate along the way to win some awards – including national recognition – for being
pioneers in our industry. Our philosophy of standing up for the rights of individuals with intellectual and
developmental disabilities, specifically the right to live in their own homes among the community, should not
make us a lone beacon. But, unfortunately, it still sometimes feels like that, so, we graciously accept the awards. But
it’s in full recognition that we are simply doing the right thing, following the road we took from the beginning, and
that what we do is all about those we support, not about us.
Our beliefs and hope for people with disabilities are modest and universal. We believe people should feel safe,
have friends and loving relationships, be employed and valued for their contributions, and live in their own home.
We believe in supporting people as individuals with dignity, while encouraging the self-direction of their life.
The result is the welcome inclusion of people with disabilities in our neighborhoods, businesses, social gatherings
and spiritual communities. As Sam Cooke sang, “It’s been a long time coming,” but we’re getting there.
So, what will the next 50 years bring? I believe the citizens of the Commonwealth will rise up and no longer accept
a national ranking near the bottom in regards to inclusion and funding for people with disabilities. I believe we
will find our way, not because the Department of Justice and others say we must, but because we demand a state
that values all of its citizens equally, regardless of how differently we may be created.
Thank you for traveling some part of these 50 years with us; our perseverance has been fueled by your hope, and
our success from your belief in us. We could have never done it without you, nor would we have wanted to.
Lynne Seagle
Executive Director
Board Officers
June 30, 2014 - Audited Financial Statements
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Short-Term Investments
Pledges Receivable
Grants Receivable
Other Current Assets
Property, Plant and Equipment
Other Assets
Total Assets
$496,522 $2,138,664 $10,959 $91,247 $1,195,736 $210,882 $12,303 $4,156,313 PRESIDENT
Grey Persons
Borrell Associates, Inc., President and Account Executive
12.0%
51.0%
0.0%
2.0%
29.0%
5.0%
0.0%
100.0%
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$767,209 $137,500 $3,251,604 $4,156,313 18.0%
3.0%
78.0%
100.0%
Based on audited Statement of Activities Report, 89.7% of our funding is derived from contract revenue, which are
primarily Medicaid Waivers. Our administrative costs are 9% and fundraising costs are 3% of our total operating costs.
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Short-Term Investments
Pledges Receivable
Grants Receivable
Other Current Assets
Property, Plant and Equipment
Other Assets
Total Assets
Liabilities & Net Assets
Liabilities, Current
Liabilities, Long-Term
Net Assets
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
TREASURER
Jonathan Gray
Maersk Line Limited, Assistant Manager of Cost Pricing
$460,667
$3,196,096
$6,748
$35,002
$1,622,492
$202,148
$12,303
$5,535,456
Matthew Fine
Sculptor
The Safe Place Mini-Storage, Owner
Valerie Harvey
Eastern Virginia Medical School, Assistant Professor
Peter T. Leddy
Otto Design + Marketing, President
8.3%
57.7%
0.1%
0.6%
29.3%
3.7%
0.2%
$5,535,456100.0%
$858,243
$107,500
$4,569,713
Janet Davis-Merlo
Otto Design + Marketing, Account Representative
Pam Katrancha
Hickory Farms, Franchisee
Garden Gazebo, Owner
June 30, 2015 - Audited Financial Statements
Assets
SECRETARY
Anne Standing
Panache Interiors, Owner
Members At Large
Liabilities & Net Assets
Liabilities, Current
Liabilities, Long-Term
Net Assets
VICE PRESIDENT
Josh Harris
15.5%
1.9%
82.6%
100.0%
Based on the audited Statement of Activities Report, 75.8% of our funding is derived from contract revenue, which are
primarily Medicaid Waivers. Our administrative costs are 10% and fundraising costs are 4% of our total operating costs.
Richard C. Mapp, III
Kaufman & Canoles, Partner and Chairman of the Employee Benefits Practice Group
Tom McCune, M.D.
Physician
Peggy Meder
Owner, Skin – A Medical Spa
Tom Moss
Atlantic Benefit, Consultant and Group Benefits Agent
Jeff Parker
Dollar Tree Stores, Inc., Real Estate Portfolio Manager
Jacqueline Schillereff
US Fitness Group, Vice President of Marketing & Communications
DiAna White
American Funds, Assistant Vice President
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Thank You 2013-2014 and 2014 -2015 Donors
80/20 Burger Bar
David Abbey
Scott and Monique Adams
Kay Adams
Donna Agresto-Seavy
Aldo’s Ristorante
Clyde and Pamela Allison
William Allsbrook
AmazonSmile Foundation
Christopher and Julie Ambrosio
Amerigroup Foundation
Serena Amerson
Anchor Electrical Services Inc.
Gary Anderson
Ann Douglas Guild Circle
Anonymous
Anonymous in honor of Bill Ruffin
Anytime Fitness
AOC Salon
Arbonne
Robert and Mildred Armstrong
Amanda Arney
Jim Arnhold
Andrew & Ann Ashe
AT&T Employee Giving Campaign
Atlantic Benefit of Virginia, LLC
LT. WM. & Judith Audette
Elizabeth Bailey
John & Nancy Baillio
John Baiocco
Marieta Bajit
James & Pat Baker
Lee and Eileen Ballance
Joe Bambery
Bradford Bangel
Bank of America
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Bank of America United Way Campaign
Shirley Barnes
Nora Barnes
Susan Barr
Bruce Barr
Clay Barr
The Barr Foundation
Robert Barry
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Bay Shore Circle
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Beazley Foundation
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Morris Bell
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Grandis LePage Family Fund of The Community Foundation Serving
Richmond and Central Virginia and
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Elizabeth Blackwell
Brian Blanchard
Charles Bland
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The Book Exchange
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Jackson Andrews Building & Design
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Jake’s Place
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Hampton Roads Community
Foundation
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Kaufman & Canoles
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Kelly’s Tavern
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Michelle Mahoney
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Malbon Bros. BBQ
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MANCON, Inc.
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Foundation
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