our 2015 Annual Report

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SCAN OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA’S 2015 ANNUAL REPORT & 2016 CALENDAR
Our vision at SCAN is that all children in Northern Virginia will grow
up in safe, stable, nurturing families, with the supports they need to
contribute to stronger communities today and as adults tomorrow.
The programs we have developed over the past 27 years are meant to
serve every kind of family: from new parents bringing their first baby
home, to immigrant families facing the challenges of reunification,
to children in crisis, ongoing abuse or neglect. We work every day to
connect with children and families – meeting them where they are –
with one thought in our hearts: we believe child abuse and neglect can
be prevented and we know our programs make prevention a possibility
for every child.
HONORARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Honorable Don Beyer, U.S. Representative
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 Secretary of Public Safety
The Honorable James Moran, U.S. Representative (Ret.)
The Honorable Frank Wolf, U.S. Representative (Ret.)
Leon Harris, ABC7/WJLA-TV News Anchor
FY15 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sean Hosty (President)
Senior Vice President, Morgan Stanley
Donna Fleming, MSA (Vice President)
Nonprofit Consultant
Wayne S. Ebenfeld, MBA, MPA (Treasurer)
Chief Business Development Officer, Tribal Tech LLC
Sabrina Black (Secretary)
Former CASA Volunteer
Patti Boerger (Immediate Past President)
Public Relations Director, Freddie Mac
Christine Calpin
Managing Director – Public Policy, Casey Family Programs
Joe Carlin, MS, MBA
Retired from Vice President, Electronic and Sensor Solutions, Boeing
Ravi Chandra
Area President & Senior Vice President, South Potomac Market, Wells Fargo
David Cleary (Founder)
President, Cleary and Oxford Associates
Valerie Cuffee, MSW
Professor, Social Work Department, George Mason University
Molly E. Davis, EdD
Associate Professor, Social Work Department, George Mason University
Darryl Dove, MBA
Special Assistant, Department of Justice
Mary Kudless
Health Care Integration Consultant
Tim Gale
President, AMS Group, Inc
Ana Lucia Lico, MA, MBA
Executive Director, ABRACE
Friends &
supporters,
Every year SCAN grows to reach more children impacted by child abuse, and 2015 continued this growth trend
by helping to stop abuse for a record number of children throughout Northern Virginia. By simply providing
you with the numbers of children we directly served last year (466, by the way), we cannot tell you the
individual story of each and every child reached or the thousands more impacted by our outreach, workshops
and parenting resources. This report will touch on only some of the thousands of lives SCAN has affected...
Like Hayden*, a girl who endured years of abuse and transience but thanks to connections with her CASA
volunteer had a voice in the process and is now a successful young adult...
Or Diana* and Marco*, a young mother and teenage son who recently attended parenting classes and
have changed the way they communicate with one another...
Or Lucas*, a young boy who came to summer camp with physical signs of abuse and was lucky enough to
have a counselor who had been trained at a SCAN workshop and knew how to take action...
The reach of SCAN is wide: from new parents bringing their first baby home, to an immigrant family facing
the challenge of reunification, to the crisis of ongoing abuse and neglect. SCAN’s aim is to reach all of
these families with one vision: to provide all children with safe, stable and nurturing
environments so they can become successful adults and strengthen our community.
With your support, this goal is achievable and we can continue our growth and reach more children throughout
Northern Virginia.
We are making a difference, and that difference is amplified by every successful story your support helps to
create – and every child we can help. Thank you for your kindness, guidance and support as we look forward
to continuing our growth and impact in the community...for every child.
Candice Lopez, MPA
NSAH Director, Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN)
Hon. Tim Lovain
Executive Vice President, Capitol Strategies Partners LLC
Chelsey Ney
Project Management Consultant, Microsoft
Kay Tibbits
Attorney, Law Offices of Gwena Kay Tibbits
Laura Yager
Director, Partnership and Resource Development, FCSB
Sean Hosty, President, SCAN Board of Directors
Sonia Quinonez, Executive Director
* All client names throughout this document have been changed to protect the privacy of the children and families we serve.
For the young child
desperately in need of
an adult to speak up...
Child abuse prevention is always our ultimate goal. But we know that abuse is already happening in
some families, so educating those who work with children about what to do if they suspect abuse
is equally important. Soon after delivering a Darkness to Light Stewards of Children training for a
group of summer camp counselors and staff, our efforts to educate and empower adults were put to
use. A teenaged summer camp staffer noticed what seemed to be a bruise above the eye of one of
the campers. The staffer approached the young boy, Lucas*, and calmly spoke to him about how he
got the bruise. The camper was apprehensive to talk about it at first, but because of the training SCAN
provided, the staffer knew how to provide a safe space for the camper to open up about how he got
the bruise: he had been physically abused the night before by an adult in his household.
The staffer notified supervisors, who in turn contacted the local Department of Social Services.
The quick thinking—and training—that the staffer received paid off. Because of her awareness she
helped the camper and his family get help and protect him from further abuse.
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individuals were empowered
to protect children from sexual
abuse through SCAN’s Stewards
of Children trainings.
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authorized Stewards of Children facilitators
were provided training, coordination and
support through SCAN to train others
across Northern Virginia.
For every child who experiences abuse
(sexual, physical, or emotional) there should be multiple
adults who know how to react, respond, and report.
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for a teen at a
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Life did not begin easily for Hayden*. Born to a mother addicted to crack cocaine in
New York City, Hayden and her sister were placed into foster care when Hayden was
two years old. Over the years, Hayden’s birth mother struggled with her addiction
and lost her parental rights. Hayden was soon adopted by her foster mother, but
the trauma of her early years continued to affect her. She came to Alexandria, VA to
live with her adoptive mother’s adult daughter, Charlette, who found Hayden a girls’
group, a psychologist, a psychiatrist and other supports. But Hayden began running
away and hanging out with gang members. When Hayden almost overdosed at age
16, Charlette tearfully recognized that she didn’t have the resources to meet Hayden’s
needs and keep her safe.
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children in 106 families were given a voice by
SCAN’s Alexandria/Arlington CASA Program
through individual advocates and court reports.
82 CASA volunteers
spent 5,613 hours advocating for 197 children
involved with the Alexandria and Arlington
Juvenile Courts. The Alexandria/Arlington CASA
Program staff supervised all 82 volunteers as
they investigated options, assessed placements,
and spoke up for the needs of their children.
Hayden entered foster care again and was placed at a youth residential treatment
center. She was scared about her future. One day, she was told she had a visitor—
Simone—her Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer. Hayden
immediately told Simone that she did not like anyone in authority and she did not
plan to listen to her. But with time, Hayden began to trust Simone through lunches,
long talks, manicures, and arts & crafts activities.
Over the next several years, Simone met with Hayden at least monthly, checked in
with her regularly and spoke frequently with her teachers and psychologist. Simone
updated the judge in Hayden’s case on her progress and desires at each hearing.
Hayden liked that Simone wanted to gather information to help her be successful
outside the treatment center and to help her find a safe and permanent home. She
appreciated having a personal advocate - someone who wasn’t trying to be her mom
or prescribing medication - just someone who was there for her.
Today, Hayden considers her CASA volunteer her “sister from another Mister.”Simone helped
dress Hayden for her prom and attended her high school graduation from TC Williams.
“Having someone who is entirely focused on making sure your environment is
better… makes all the difference in the world,” said Simone. “Hayden might not have
graduated without support. [Her life] could so easily have been another way.”
We need to hear the
voice of every child
in the system.
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The program experienced an increase in CASA appointments for a variety of reasons,
including substance abuse, domestic violence, lack of supervision, Children in Need of
Services/CHINS, children born positive for drugs and chronic neglect.
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- LaTeeka Turner, CASA Program Manager
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for a boy whose
needs are unique
and a mother who
needs support...
Diana* reported that her strained relationship with her youngest son Marco
led her to seek help.
“I just don’t know what to do. It has been so different raising him than
with my other children,” she said. “Nothing I do works.” Diana registered
for SCAN’s Parenting Classes and soon realized through the sessions that
she needed to adjust her parenting to help better communicate with and
discipline her child. Throughout the program, Diana was attentive to every
word the facilitator shared and actively participated in each class.
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“This has been such an eye-opener,” said Diana. “I can’t tell you how grateful I
am for this opportunity. It certainly has helped my relationship with my son.”
The classes had a measurable
impact on parents’ knowledge
and practice. For example,
82% of graduating parents
demonstrated an increase in
their knowledge on appropriate
parent-child roles and/or
reduced tendencies to oppress
children's independence as a
result of the class.
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- Marisol Morales,
Parent Education Program Manager
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To witness the transformation
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of the session was amazing.
- CLASS FACILITATOR
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every child is unique, and parenting skills
need to adapt to meet each child’s needs.
SCAN is here to help.
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for every child ready and waiting for the experience
that can make HIM more resilient...
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advocates received training,
parent education tools,
and opportunities for
collaboration through SCAN’s Allies in Prevention Coalition.
SCAN representatives spoke at 26
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2,234 community members
across the Northern Virginia area.
9,000
Children learn in all different ways – there are kinesthetic, auditory and visual learners, as well as combinations of these types. When trying to teach children to be resilient, why not
try all of these different ways using something they all can relate to--stories! SCAN’s new series, Children’s Stories that Build Resiliency, is a unique way to reach children by engaging
them through stories that help the adult initiate an open discussion with the child about emotions and problem-solving. The questions and prompts provided enable the adult to
model what children can say or do when confronted with situations that can test their resiliency. These stories, questions and activities can be used in a variety of settings: at home,
in the preschool or elementary classroom, at child care facilities, Sunday school classrooms, or with after school programs. The possibilities are endless as are the connections that
children will make now – connections that can last a lifetime with people, emotions and the stories themselves.
educational materials were
distributed through SCAN's
Northern Virginia Child Abuse
Prevention Campaign.
every child can be taught how to be more resilient!
Kids with meaningful connections are more resilient in
the face of daily life challenges and even severe trauma.
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for the child
facing trauma most
of us can’t even
imagine...
It can be hard to imagine the trauma and crises CASA volunteers
learn about when assigned to a case. That is one of the reasons CASA
staff places such a significant emphasis on screening and training
professional, competent and objective volunteers. Pre-service and
in-service trainings are incredibly important, ensuring volunteers are
comfortable with their role, examine their own values and beliefs,
and are knowledgeable about the child welfare system as well as the
issues facing children in the system.
Our CASA volunteers focused on the safety and best interest of
each of the 197 children for whom they served as a voice while
advocating for their safety and permanency. Thanks to the hard
work, dedication and passion of our volunteers, 74 CASA children are
now in safer, permanent homes – an important source of stability to
enable those children to experience childhood.
We recognized several CASAs who have dedicated
more than a decade
of countless hours advocating for Alexandria and
Arlington’s most vulnerable youth:
• Carter Flemming (18 years)
• Rita Povich (17 years)
• Tim Stock (16 years)
• Linda Johnson (15 years)
• Vicki Strimel (14 years)
• Rich Strimel (13 years)
• Tyra Jackson (12 years)
• Grace Lawson (11 years)
• Michele McLaughlin (10 years)
83%
of children served achieved
permanency within 18 months
of CASA’s involvement. Of the
74 cases that closed this year, 61
children achieved permanency
within the 18 month goal.
“CASA volunteers establish a
unique relationship with the
child and provide valuable
information to the Court.”
- CHILD WELFARE PROFESSIONAL
Our volunteers dream of safe, permanent homes
for every child to whom they’re assigned.
And they work tirelessly to see those dreams come true.
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for the young girl
being raised by her
grandmother...
Sometimes, second chances are all we need. That’s what Angela* thought when she first
heard about SCAN’s weekly parent support group. Angela is a mother of grown children but
recently became the main caretaker of her granddaughter. She felt like she didn’t have the
tools she needed when she raised her own children. When she became responsible for her
granddaughter, she searched for help because she wanted to “do better” than when she
raised her own children.
Over the months Angela participated in the support group, the facilitator noted that Angela
became a very active participant. She’d often serve as the group’s mediator when topics and
discussions became intense, bringing the group back to the important parenting technique
or lesson learned in the group in a previous session.
Angela is a great reminder of not only how parents can learn new parenting skills to
implement with their children but also how the group can provide the tools for parents
to be confident and informed leaders among their peers and community.
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94% of participating parents found
that the group gave them knowledge
about child development and
positive techniques to implement
discipline; 90% of parents felt that
the group significantly improved their
relationship with their child.
- POST-CLASS SURVEY
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100 children
benefitted from SCAN’s Parent Café series.
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Parent Support Groups. 122 children
participated in simultaneous children’s
programs during Parent Support Groups.
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participated in SCAN’s Family Links program with the
DreamDog Foundation and TC Williams High School.
We want every child to grow up in a strong, supported community.
the parents involved in our support groups have an opportunity to
not only strengthen their own parenting skills, but affect change
in their circle of friends, neighbors and families.
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for the newborn going
home with new parents...
Bringing home a new baby can be equal parts exhilarating, frightening and joyful. It can be
so easy to feel isolated. Parents need connections and resources that will begin to help them
develop the skills and decision-making strategies to raise a healthy baby. SCAN’s Operation
Safe Babies initiative is an exciting new way SCAN can reach parents at the very beginning of
their parenting experience, distributing safe sleep environments, information on safe sleep
and soothing techniques as well as additional resources in the community.
With grant support, SCAN is able to provide
350 cribs
and educational materials including pledge
cards and magnets to parents in need of a
safe sleep environment for their newborns.
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A Program of SCAN of Northern Virginia
Parenting Today radio show segments
aired on 5 iHeart Media stations, including
a show for new parents on safe sleep, SIDS
and how to sooth a crying baby.
every child deserves a safe sleep environment. every new
parent deserves to be reminded that parenting is not easy,
and that it is okay to ask for help, beginning day one.
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for a young child
hoping to hear a
voice he trusts...
Imagine a child walking into a courtroom full of adults who
don’t speak the same native language or understand the same
family customs he has grown up with. Children of color are
disproportionately represented in our child welfare/court system.
Of the 197 children to whom CASA was assigned this year, 86 of
those children identified as African American and 66 identified
as Hispanic/Latino.
As a CASA volunteer, I have seen families
recover from trauma and children find
safe and permanent homes because of
the education, support, resources and
advocacy that SCAN provides.
SCAN’s CASA program continues to actively seek out diverse
volunteers to build a more culturally-proficient program.
Developing a more diverse volunteer base allows for volunteers
with varied backgrounds, cultures and careers to bring distinct
skills and competencies to our program that will ultimately
benefit the children we serve.
- KELLY HARBITTER,
CASA VOLUNTEER
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The program met the targeted goal for increasing the number of male, African-American and
bilingual/bicultural volunteers during the year to continue building the diversity of our CASA
volunteers. The program swore in 10 African American, 6 bilingual (English/Spanish)
and 2 male volunteers during 2014-2015.
- CASA PROGRAM OUTCOMES
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The CASA program completed two training courses, including
a total of 60 hours of intensive pre-service training for
23 new volunteers.
Our goal is to provide a strong, committed adult advocate for every
child - an adult who not only understands the complex court system but
also the unique experience of the child to whom she has been assigned.
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for a little girl
changed forever
by one volunteer...
Volunteers play a special role in our programs for parents. They help program staff complete
weekly tasks like meal preparation and organizing curriculum, as well as accomplish program
goals through group facilitation and children’s activities. Sometimes this interaction leads to a
special bond between the volunteer and a child or parent.
When Lainie, a new SCAN volunteer, was paired with the group of children five years and older
while their parents attended class, she assumed the kids would come begrudgingly, antsy after a
day of school, and be completely uninterested in the curriculum. Instead, students asked if they
could come more than once a week, greeted her with a big smile and stories of their week, and
engaged fully with the class.
One week, a second grader gave Lainie a card she’d made to celebrate her graduation from ESOL
(English for Speakers of Other Languages).
“I felt so special after she’d thought about me at school and wrote this beautiful note that I decided
to write all the kids individual cards for the next class so they could enjoy that same feeling.”
SCAN’s Parent Education Program helped more than
The next week each student was given a letter describing something special Lainie had noticed them
doing especially well, and how their presence in class mattered. Lainie made copies for each child’s
parent, too, so they could see how their kids were thriving. The families were more excited than Lainie
expected; parents talked about how grateful they were to hear such a glowing report and the kids were
surprised someone had noticed their individual talents. One student gave Lainie a big hug, another
recited the talents Lainie had mentioned, and a third made his own thank you card.
build parenting knowledge and skills this past year
through parenting classes, parent support groups and
Parent Café workshops.
“Strong self-esteem and consistent connections with a supportive adult greatly impact a child’s
development,” said Lainie. “I feel extremely privileged to get to contribute even a tiny bit to that by
working with the children touched by SCAN’s Parent Education Program.”
300 parents
I was truly taken aback by
how much the kids opened
up and shared their talents
and enthusiasm.
LAINIE MORGAN, VOLUNTEER
Program
Facilitators
• Ruth Roberts
• Mary Louise Cohen
• Lorraine Friedman
• Stephen Gell
• Jessica Foster
• Yolonda Thompson
• Candace Radoski
• Rosa Landeros
• Norka Antelo
• Milagros Mateu
children’s Program
Facilitators
• Lainie Morgan
• Sarah Ford
• Roxana Chaves
• Sandra Reyes
we believe every child deserves positive, healthy
relationships with adults to help build HER self esteem,
make HER feel loved and keep HER safe.
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187
volunteers
made all of SCAN’s programs possible.
CYP MEMBERS
volunteers
Jesenia Alonso
Jessica Blumberg
Angel Cregge
Laura Cummings
Paul Davis
Nick Harris
Sarah Magee
Ashley Misitzis
Virginia Ward
Miriam Cahan Nissly
Chelsey Ney
Christine Tipton
Katie Acox
Aseen Ahmed
Elizabeth Ahn
Jesenia Alonso
John Ambrose
Tara Ashraf
Shawnda Atkins
Sulaiman Azimi
Brenda Bailey
Phyllis Bailey
Sadia Bashir
Omar Battle
Nikkia Blackburn
Blair Blake
Jessica Blumberg
Celika Bonivento
Sandra Boodman
Joanna Bopp
Nancy Broff
Laura Burdette
Molly Burke
Carrie Cannon
Leigh Ann Caulkins
Scott Caulkins
Mohammad Chaharbaghi
Arslan Choudary
Claire Cifaloglio
Alexandra Clement
Cary Cochran
Mary Louise Cohen
Michael Collins
Nancy Como
Nicole Cooney
Veronica Creech
Angel Cregge
Laura Cummings
Patti Curtis
Farin Dandam
Shawn Daniel
Paul Davis
Esperanza De Sisneros
Shelley DeButts
Kerry Desjardins
Daria Dillard
Jeanne Donovan
Julie Duke
Nigus Emiru
Lauren Epps
Lindsay Ferrer
Pamela Fiumara
Carter Flemming
Barbara Foelber
Brianna Ford
Pamela Ford
Sarah Ford
Muriel Forster
Kathryn Fox
Linda Franz
Janie Funkhouser
Sofia Gallegos
Andrea Galvez
Shawna Garrison
Stephen Gell
Nicole Gillen
Cristina Gore
Crystal Gregory
Abby Gunderson-Schwarz
Ossama Hamdy
Kelly Harbitter
Nick Harris
Judith Heffner
Paula Hersson-Ringskog
Jordan Hill
Fernanda Howard
Nancy Hurst
Hanan Ibrahim
Marina Ibrahim
Tyra Jackson
Jacquelyn Jenks
Efrain Jimenez
Rita Jimenez
Tania Jimenez
Jiandong Jin
Linda Johnson
Damon Jones
Olivia Jones
Leana Katz
Amanda Kennedy
Kristine Kidwell
Mark Korkolis
Paula Kougeas
Suzanne Kritzberg
Robert Kuhn
Susan Landis
Grace Lawson
Thanh Le
Yeosang Leary
Jennifer Lerner
Ramzi Louati
Julio Lovo
Sarah Magee
Milagros Mateu
Iolaire McFadden
Susan McFadden
Michele McLaughlin
Mayra Meraz
Cynthia Mercer
Jake Metelits
Antonia Miller
Ashley Misitzis
Michael Mitchell
Mary Elaine Morgan
Jean Morrissey
Marilee Muchow
Ruben Munoz
Denise Nazaire
Dorothy Ndegwa
Trista Nealon
R. Bruce Neuling
Miriam Cahan Nissly
Clare Noble
Maya Obiekwe
Sari Paikoff
Pamela Parker
Kaylyn Pennock
Cathleen (Cat) Quinlan
Christina Quinn
Alejandro Quinonez
Candace Radoski
Maribel Ramos
Adeeba Rasoli
Ileana Reyes
Laura Rodriguez
Roz Rosenberg
Carolyn Sahni
Paloma Santiago-Adorno
Rebecca Scarborough
Eugene Scott
Margarita Scott
Koffie Sedjiro
Brenda Seidman
Kevin Self
Justin Sepcsik
Farha Shabazz
Pamela Shioritz
Stacey Shockmann
Reid Short
Liza Sickler
Priya Sinha
Ali Skelton
Gretchen Snyder
John Sommer
Kat Spaulding- Alexander
Erin Spence
Chris Spigelmire
Anne St. Jacques
Sarah Stack
Jenelle Stahlke
Georgia Stevens
P. Rana Stewart
Steve Stice
Tim Stock
David Stover
Rich Strimel
Vicki Strimel
Aman Tal
Pamela Taylor
Monique Thomas-Boone
Ellen Thompson
George Thuronyi
Brad Tibbens
Christine Tipton
Kay Torpey
LeeAnne Tran
Matthew Troiani
Joel Trosch
Amy Turner
Jennifer Van Ee
Elaine Wagner
Meloni Warco
Virginia Ward
Maxine Weitzner
Corinne White
Ruth White
Harrison Wiesenberger
Linda Wilkins
Sima Zahid
AT SCAN, we believe we must all know the warning signs
of abuse and neglect and be willing to take action.
we’re all capable of making a difference.
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COMMUNITY PARTNERS
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
Child Protection Partnership of Greater Prince William
Leadership Arlington
Nonprofit NOVA of the Nonprofit Roundtable
Virginia Nurturing Network
Volunteer Fairfax
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
BB&T Bank
Campagna Center
Capital Youth Empowerment Program, Inc.
The Center for Alexandria’s Children
Community Lodgings
Cornerstones
Community Preservation and Development Corporation
Doorways for Women & Families
DreamDog Foundation
Deloitte
Early Childhood Partnership of Prince William County
First Assembly of God Church
Fort Myer-Henderson Hall Family Advocacy Program
Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Greater Prince William Community Health Center
Healthy Families
Hispanics Against Child Abuse & Neglect (HACAN)
INOVA Fairfax Hospital
Loudoun Child Advocacy Center
LCJS/Loudoun Abused Women’s Shelter (LAWS)
Marine Corps-Quantico Base Family Advocacy Program
Neighborhood Health
Northern Virginia Family Service
Novant Health
Parent Leadership Training Institute (PLTI)
Safe Spot
UCM Community Solutions
Volunteer Alexandria
YoKid...Stretch Your Limits
local government agencies
Alexandria City Attorney’s Office
Alexandria CSB
Alexandria Court Services Unit
Alexandria Dept of Community & Human Services
Alexandria Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court
Alexandria City Public Schools/FACE Program
Alexandria Redevelopment & Housing Authority
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
Fairfax Public Schools
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
media
iHeart Media
fundraising AFFILIATIONS
Spring2ACTion
America’s Charities
Combined Federal Campaign
Combined Virginia Campaign
Donate for Charity
United Way of the National Capital Area
special event partners
Catalogue for Philanthropy
On Tap Magazine
The Artisphere
for every adult
ready to make a difference...
Since SCAN’s founding, one of our strengths has been building partnerships with other organizations in
the community. But in recent years, a new strength has emerged—the ability to provide training and
networking for those partners. This year, when SCAN moved to its new offices, it unveiled the Carol Cleary
Community Training Room. It’s a moment we’ve long been waiting for, and for good reason — we have
bold dreams for this space, named in memory of child advocate and longtime SCAN supporter Carol Cleary.
Expanded trainings will give us opportunities to empower more in the prevention of child abuse through
trainings for parent education volunteers and facilitators; in the understanding and prevention of child
sexual abuse using the Stewards of Children training program from Darkness to Light; and in the advocacy
of abused and neglected children through our CASA program. This one room has given us the capacity to
train more people, to protect more children, to impact an even wider circle of our community.
there is value beyond measure in getting a group
together where everyone’s motivation is the wellbeing
of children and families.
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Patrick Carr of Reputation Movers had received many referrals from
Carol Cleary when she worked as a real estate agent before her passing
in 2014. As SCAN was preparing to move to our new offices this year,
we requested quotes from four local moving companies including
Reputation Movers. Like the other three contacts, Patrick came to SCAN’s
former office to inspect and measure so he could calculate a quote. But
the following weekend, Patrick had a nightmare about a child being
punched by his parent. He awoke and immediately called to leave a
voicemail for SCAN: He had decided to donate his trucks, his employees,
and his services to move SCAN’s office furniture, equipment and files at
no charge. This contribution, worth at least $3,000 to SCAN, was made in
memory of Carol Cleary’s enduring legacy.
SCAN’s circle of hope
John Andelin and Virginia Geoffrey
Susan Anthony
Stanley M. Barg
Jim Barthmaier
Mia and Tim Bass
Jeff and Joyce Bliss
Patricia Boerger and Emmett Long
Meg and Murray Bonitt
Trudy Brisendine
David and Rixey Canfield
Joe and Sara Carlin
Ken and Melanie Dunn-Chadwick
Ravi and Kiyomi Chandra
Kevin Grim & Diane Charles
David Cleary
William and Bethanne Cople
Laura and Chris Cummings
Michael Day
Christopher Devine
Jeanne Donovan
Jim and Kary Ewalt
David and Kim Fiske
Peter Cuviello and Donna Fleming
Tim and Jennifer Gale
Anthony Golem
Joe and Ann Guiffre
Nancy Hall
Kelly and Alan Harbitter
Nick and Anna Harris
William and Christine Hooke
Sean and April Hosty
Joan Huffer and Rob Dugger
Jill Jermano
Leana and Marc Katz
Brooksie Koopman and Mark Eaton
Mary and John Kudless
Kirsten and Will Langhorne
Glenn and Teri Lewis
The Hon. Tim & Mrs. Beth Lovain
Ted and Willa Lutz
Walt and Corinne Marlowe
Kevin Monroe
Lori and Nigel Morris
Jason and Yiping Osser
Bryan and Elizabeth Palma
Jennifer Peters
Sonia and Jose Quiñónez
Robert and Maeve Rigler
Jonathan Scanlon and Rebecca Fish
Fredrick and Karen Schaufeld
Charles Spearman and Nancy Burnett-Spearman
Terry and Linda Stewart
Kent and Mary Pat Woodman
Laura Yager
As a SCAN volunteer, I know what it is
like to give one’s time and energy to
a cause in which you believe strongly.
This is, however, the season of giving,
which makes it the perfect time to
think about giving even more.
LEANA KATZ,
CASA VOLUNTEER
CIRCLE OF HOPE MEMBER
SCAN’s
Legacy
Donors
• Larry & Sharon Beeman
• Jeff & Joyce Bliss
• Tom & Trudy Brisendine
• David & Carol Cleary
• Mary & John Kudless
• Jack & Karen LeCuyer
• Gail Ledford & Tom Hay
• Kevin M. Monroe
everyone can contribute by supporting scan’s programs:
programs that make life-changing and communitychanging differences. be a part of the change!
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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
How does SCAN
spend its funding?
ALEXANDRIA/ARLINGTON
CASA PROGRAM | 30.8%
PARENT EDUCATION
PROGRAM | 25.3%
PUBLIC EDUCATION
PROGRAM | 29.3%
FUNDRAISING | 9.5%
MANAGEMENT | 5.1%
The financial information on this page is excerpted from the
complete financial statements audited by Kositzka, Wicks & Company.
DIAMOND LEVEL ($20,000+)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2015
REVENUE
Contributions
Foundations
Government
Donated Services & Materials
Special Events Net
Interest income
Other income
Net assets released from restrictions
TOTAL REVENUE
EXPENSES
Program Services
Public Education
Court Appointed Special Advocate
Parent Education
TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES
Supporting Services
Management and general
Fundraising
TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES
TOTAL EXPENSES
INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS
NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR
NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR
Joe and Sara Carlin
Clark-Winchcole Foundation
David Cleary
Family & Children’s Trust Fund of Virginia
Tim and Jennifer Gale
Leana and Marc Katz
Nordstrom
United Way Community Impact Fund
Wells Fargo
Total
296,921
167,207
207,163
31,154
122,361
3,496
3,253
831,555
FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2014
Unrestricted Temp. Restricted
277,689
13,868
98,684
35,000
183,402
43,829
57,332
130,992
930
2,186
110,703
(110,703)
861,918
(18,006)
291,557
133,684
227,231
57,332
130,992
930
2,186
843,912
213,144
225,032
184,019
622,195
-
213,144
225,032
184,019
622,195
188,391
247,847
193,103
629,341
-
188,391
247,847
193,103
629,341
37,435
68,984
106,419
728,614
-
37,435
68,984
106,419
728,614
37,335
67,492
104,827
734,168
-
37,335
67,492
104,827
734,168
27,024
557,242
584,266
75,917
80,706
156,623
102,941
637,948
740,889
127,750
429,492
557,242
(18,006)
98,712
80,706
109,744
528,204
637,948
Ken and Melanie Dunn-Chadwick
Ravi and Kiyomi Chandra
Collis Warner Foundation
Community Preservation and Development Corporation
Laura and Chris Cummings
Christopher Devine
Dynamic Technology Systems
The Early Childhood Partnership
Peter Cuviello and Donna Fleming
Harbitter Family Foundation
Nick and Anna Harris
Mary and John Kudless
Langhorne Custom Homes
Maple Tree Fund
SILVER LEVEL ($2,000-$4,999)
McEnearney Associates
21st Century Learning Centers, Key Middle School (FCPS) Kevin Monroe
ACT for Alexandria
On Tap Magazine
Alexandria Rotary Foundation
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
John Andelin and Virginia Geoffrey
The Sidgmore Family Foundation
Arlington County Bar Foundation
Charles and Nancy Spearman
Stanley M. Barg Fund
Terry and Linda Stewart
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
TD Charitable Foundation
Burke & Herbert Bank & Trust Company
Westminster Presbyterian Church
GOLD LEVEL ($5,000-$9,999)
100 Women Strong
Alexandria Fund for Human Services
Alice Shaver Foundation
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
Arlington Community Foundation
The Herb Block Foundation
AT&T
Meyer Foundation
Joel and Joann Brown
The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
The Dominion Guild
The Vicky Collins Charitable Foundation
Giving Circle of HOPE
Sean and April Hosty
Virginia Department of Social Services - CBCAP
Virginia Department of Social Services - Victims of Crime Act Joan Huffer and Rob Dugger
Ivakota Association Incorporated
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
Safeway, Inc.
Verizon
platinum LEVEL ($10,000-$19,999)
Unrestricted Temp. Restricted
193,385
103,536
80,732
84,475
207,163
31,154
122,361
3,496
3,253
114,094
(114,094)
755,638
75,917
BRONZE LEVEL ($1,000-$1,999)
Susan Anthony
Arlington Kiwanis Club
Jim Barthmaier
Mia and Tim Bass
Jeff and Joyce Bliss
Patricia Boerger and Emmett Long
Meg and Murray Bonitt
Trudy Brisendine
Bruhn-Morris Family Foundation
David and Rixey Canfield
William and Bethanne Cople
Michael Day
Diversified Construction & Handyman Services
Dominion
Jeanne Donovan
Elm Street Development
Jim and Kary Ewalt
David and Kim Fiske
Foundation of the Alexandria Bar Association
Anthony Golem
Joe and Ann Guiffre
Nancy Hall
William and Christine Hooke
The IanThom Foundation
Jill Jermano
John Marshall Bank
Kositzka Wicks and Company CPAs
Glenn and Teri Lewis
Lieblich & Grimes, P.C.
The Hon. Tim & Mrs. Beth Lovain
Ted and Willa Lutz
Walt and Corinne Marlowe
Northrop Grumman ECHO
Jason Osser
Bryan and Elizabeth Palma
Jennifer Peters
The Pew Charitable Trusts, DC
Sonia and Jose Quiñónez
Robert and Maeve Rigler
Jonathan Scanlon and Rebecca Fish
Fredrick D and Karen G Schaufeld
Family Foundation
Serenity Accounting
Simpson Develpment Inc.
Southside 815
United Bank
Kent and Mary Pat Woodman
Laura Yager
ADVOCATE LEVEL
($500-$999)
Linda and Steven App
Michael Arthur and Elaine Stone-Arthur
BB&T of King Street
Sabrina Black
Blair Blake
Darren and Caroline Broemmer
Ann and Scott Caulkins
Charity Partners Foundation
Diane Charles & Kevin Grim
Clark Construction
Paul Murtagh and Erin Cleary
Darryl and Nirvana Dove
Stanley Dubowski
Eagle Bank
Roslyn Fontaine
Fort Belvoir Family Advocacy Program
HACAN
Robert and Gina Janssen
Kappa Delta Sorority
Gail Ledford and Tom Hay
Patricia Ledonne
Ana Lucia Lico and Timothy Bickham
Allen and Margie Lomax
Donald Manthey
Marymount University
Kristen Mason Coreas
Mason Hirst Foundation
Steve and Sandy McCutchan
Diane McGowan
McLaughlin Investments
Microsoft
National Beer Wholesalers Association
Chelsey Ney
Jenelle and Nancy Nurthen
Kimberly O’Donnell
David Orth
Algis and Mary Katherine Penkiunas
Stephanie B. Place
Christina Quinn
J. Curtis, Rachael, Joseph Harper and Emily Rich
RuVal Enterprises Inc
Barbara Schaufeld
Fay and Jack Slotnick
Danny and Nancy Smith
David Speck and Marcia Neuhaus Speck
Don Stack
Stewart Title & Escrow
Regina Strong
Kay Tibbits
Tribal Tech LLC
Tyson’s Corner Center
Virginia Eagle Distributing Company
Wal-Mart #5753
Jane Woods
LaTanya Wooten
supporter LEVEL
($100-$499)
AARP
Benjamin Adams
Bob and Linda Albright
Alexandria Kiwanis
Jim and Margaret Anderson
Tina Andrews
Arlington Promotional Products
Chung Bae
Hon. George and Mrs. Jane Barker
Deborah Baroch
Tricia Bassing
Viktoriya Baytser
Rebekah and Andrew Beck
John and Priscilla Becker
Babs Beckwith
Barbara Bennison
Mary Berman
Carole Berrey
Charlene Bickford
Melanie Blank
Michael Bolling
Sandra Boodman
George Braunstein
John Briley
Susan and John Britton
Brookville-Seminary Valley Civic Association Inc.
Heather Brostowicz
Kirsten and Steven Brown
Jennifer Browning
Jeanne Broyhill
Diane Burstein
Jack and Linda Burton
Tim Butturini
Christine & Phillip Calpin
Dana Cargile
The Center for Alexandria’s Children
Ann Chauvin
Raiza Chiang
Claire Cifaloglio and Rob Abbot
Joseph and Maureen Clark
Alexandra Clement
David and Jette Condon
Andrea Courduvelis
Michael and Janet Coussa
Susan Craft
CustomInk
Tammi Dale
Stacey Dansky
Kim Davis
Matthew Davis
William Spencer Davis
Janelle Day
Shelley and Boota deButts
Northern Virginia Alumnae Association,
Kappa Delta Sorority
Jim and Karen Devlin
District Taco
Donate for Charity
Donna Dorsey
Michael and Ann Duff
Julie Duke
Nancy Duley
Hannah Eaves
Wayne Ebenfeld
Linda Erskine
Lindsay and Eddie Ferrer
John and Judith Field
Craig Fifer
Diane Fiske
Bonnie Fitzgerald
Forge Brew Works
David Foster
Grady and Elizabeth Frank
Freddie Mac
Pete and Colene Frederick
Lorraine Friedman
Fred and Mary Furlong
Janet Gale
Gannett Company
Glenda Garcia
Michael Garcia
Tina Gauthier
Jim Gibbons
Linda Golodner
Kathryn Graf
Suzanne Grason
Bill and Joanne Harman
Ken and Suzanne Harris
Michael Higgins
Marcia Hill
James Hoben
Joel Holland
Johnathan Holloway
Holy Cow Burger
Fernanda Howard
Valerie Ianieri
John and Beverly Jett
Donald and Barbara Jones
Keith Jones
Paul and Barbara Jones
Rachel D. Jones
Sharon and Truman Jones
Victoria Judson
Kimberley Kaplan
Roger Kaplan
Amy Kathman
Richard Keiser
David Kiernan
Malia and Rohit Kishore
Kimberly Koch
Betty Krupa
Barbara Lamos
E.A. Langworthy
William M. Leader
Jack and Karen LeCuyer
Monte and Amy Lehmkuhler
Karen Leibach
Tracy and Matt Leonard
Michelle O’Hara Levin
Elizabeth Lichter
Myra Lindsey
Margaret Lorber
Bernie Lucas
Mary Lyman
Melinda Lynam
Alexis Malkin
Trisha and Tim Manarin
Donna Manges
Tinalouise Martin
Doreen McCallister
Brian and Rebecca McCullough
Patricia McDermott
Jolynne McDonald
Meredith McEver
Michele McLaughlin
Rick Metzer
Robert Misner
Michael Mitchell
Sidoux Mitchell
Kevin and Patricia Moore
Jennifer Morales
Lucinda Morales
“I contribute to SCAN because –
as a volunteer – I see first hand
how this organization’s work
makes a positive impact in the
community where I live.”
LEANA KATZ,
CASA VOLUNTEER
CIRCLE OF HOPE MEMBER
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC
Mary Murphy
Mike and Susan Myers
National Counseling Group, Inc.
Nancy Newman
Roberta Nielsen
Clare Noble
Northern Virginia Family Service
Marianne O’Brien
Megan O’Brien
Jamie Ogden
Albert and Nancy Osborne
Our Savior’s Way Lutheran Church
Sam Ozeck
Dana Paige
Denise and Ed Parks
Mary Patten
Michael Paup
James Perna
William and Marie Pfancuff
Dennis Phelan
Mary Phelps and Randy Taussig
Debbie Powers
MaryBeth and Robert Powers
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Ji Prichard
Evelyn Puchta
David and Meghan Rainey
Ingrid Rapavy
Luisa Reyes
Curtis and Ann Ribando
The Hon. Stephen and Mrs. Bobbie Rideout
John and Sandra Ritzert
Gary and Barbara Roberts
Kelley McCullough Robertson
Eve Ann Rose
Rosalind Rosenberg
Wanda Ruffin
Carolyn Sahni
Sara Campbell
Suellen Savukas
David and Joanne Sawczuk
Karen and Nick Schmit
Sharon Sellers
Raymond and Jill Sheehan
Hyungsik Shin
Patricia Shoultes
Carl Smith
Valerie and Clifford Smith
Ann-Kathryn So
Judy and Leland Southard
Jennifer Sparks
Jason Stanford
Dr. Stevens & Dr. Viswanathan
Corey A. Stewart
Tim and Lecia Stock
Anthony Taylor
Kelli Taylor
Christine Chambers Tipton
To Your Taste Catering
Pat Tracy
Joel Trosch
Tom and Susan Tuttle
Karl VanNewkirk
The Hon. George & Mrs. Alexandra Varoutsos
Virtue Feed and Grain
Deborah von Schmidt-Pauli
Elaine Wagner
Brian and Alison Waldman
Linda Wallace
Walmart Foundation
Heather Walter
Thomas and Molly Ware
Washington Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Nancy Weaver and Charlie Mahjoobi
Justin Wilson
Karen Wilt
The Women of the Church of St. Clement
John Woods
friend LEVEL (Up to $99)
Adelman Family
Jesenia Alonso
Shawnda Atkins
Natalie Bailey
Rosemary Battles
Roderick and Audra Belcher
Matt Blake
Rolf Blank
Krystina Borja
Anna Lura Bovee
Charlyne Braxton
Doris Brown
Doug Brown
Laura Burdette
Bill and Jane Campbell
Gary Campbell
Kim Campbell
Sara Casey
Catterdes Family
Leigh Ann Caulkins
Lisa Payne Chesley
Stephen Christian
Nikki Clifford
Nancy Coffey
Sara Cook
Costco
Francis Coughlin
Chris Counselman
Alexandra Crawford-Batt
Creative Strategies Public Relations, LLC
Valerie Cuffee
Sharon Cummings
Betsy Daine
Shawn Daniel
Suzanne Dann
Molly Davis
Paul Davis
Karen L. Day
Maria Eugenia del Villar
Kathleen E. Demik
Jennifer Derkits
Donya and Chad Dickerson
Kerry and Eva Donley
Donna Donlin
Kim Durand
Brian and Deborah Ebersole
Episcopal Church of the Resurrection
Kathryn Essig
Frank Fannon
Laura Feld-Mushaw
Adrienne Fernandes
Carmen Fernandez
Donna Fortier
Paul Stanley Frommer
Judith Gaitan
David Garmon
Giant Food, Inc.
Peter and Elizabeth Glyer
April Golden
Nan Golden
Barbara Gomez
Jacqueline Gomez
Alexandria Graber
Siobhan Grayson
Crystal Gregory
Gail Groy
Ebtihag Hammoud
Judy Hanley
Joanne E. Harding
Lynn Harris
Barbara Hatheway
Hawkins Family
Kelly Henderson
Susan Hendry
Mary Hill
Marianne F Horan
Bootsie Humenansky
Lori Huse
Maggy Hyun
Michele Iverson
Deborah Johnson
Jennifer Jones
Olivia Jones
Julie Kalishman
Kinder Haus Toys
Sarah King
Yael Krigman
Terry Lear Evans
Richard Lent
Jeanette Lyman
Joseph and Edna Mancias
Judy Martens
Winnie Mason
Eric Meister
Angie Mendez
Joel Miller
Ashley Misitzis
Jeanne Mitchler-Fiks
Patricia M. Montague
Jamie Mueller
Stephanie Ney
Leigh Nida
Mary O’Donnell
Karen Ognibene
Maria Mercedes Olivieri
Jane Orci
Diana Ortiz
Monica A. Paratore
Julianne Paunescu
Payne-Chesley
Robert and Trudy Pearson
Nanci Pedulla
Jim Pope
John Porter
Catherine C. Powell
Amelia F. Raven
Elise Reeder
Judith Reggiardo
Jo Anne Renton
Gina and Randall Reynolds
Kevin Reynolds
Laura Rodriguez
Matt and Kerri Rose
Joseph Ryan
Richard and Barbara Sada
Shannon and Romel Sampedro
Hope Schutte
James Schuyler
Margarita Scott
Flory and Pat Sferra
Megan Sharma
Jonathan Slater
Kathleen Stamer
Paul Stern and Kari Galloway
Linda Storm
Katherine Streett
Rich and Victoria Strimel
Carlotta Studebaker
Taqueria Poblano, Arlington
Lydia Teutsch
Kay Torpey
Sherri Torrenzano
Jane Touchet
Charlene Towle
Hope Trachtenberg-Fifer
Monica Trinidad
Megan Tuttle
United Way of Central Indiana, Inc.
United Way Suncoast
The Village at Ligonier Condominium
Hana Viswanathan
Sarah Vogel
Joanne and John Walsh
Deborah Warren
Vivian Watts
Natalie and Paul Weis
Deane Whitlock Werley
Jasmine White
Donna Williams
MaryAnn Wohlford
Diane Woodruff
Robert Yager
Elizabeth Young
Conrad Zimnick
Thank
you, friends!
in honor of
in memory of
In honor of Chelsey Ney
by Brian and Deborah Ebersole
In honor of Christine Calpin
by Stephen Christian
by Betty Krupa
In honor of Cindi Tripodi
by Stacey Dansky
In honor of Craig Fifer
by Yael Krigman
by Hope Trachtenberg-Fifer
In honor of David Cleary
by Francis Fannon
In honor of Jennifer and Tim Gale
by Jennifer Browning
In honor of Joan Kelsch
by John and Priscilla Becker
In honor of Sarah Jean Self
by Deane Whittock Werley
In honor of Sean Hosty
by Michael Higgins
by Brian and Alison Waldman
In honor of Sonia Quinonez
by Steve and Sandy McCutchan
In honor of Virginia Merritt
by Jennifer Derkits
In memory of A. Thomas Brisendine, Jr.
by Bob and Linda Albright
by Jim and Margaret Anderson
by Hon. George and Mrs. Jane Barker
by Barbara A. Bennison
by Mary A. Berman
by Dana Cargile
by Laura Feld-Mushaw
by John and Judith Field
by Pete and Colene Frederick
by Glenda Garcia
by Michael Garcia
by Peter and Elizabeth Glyer
by April Golden
by Nan Golden
by Linda Golodner
by Lynn M. Harris
by Barbara Hatheway
by Susan Hendry
by Vicki Judson
by Richard Lent
by Myra P. Lindsey
by Patricia McDermott and Michael Gannon
by Meredith McEver
by Diane McGowan
by Robert Misner
by Mary Murphy
In memory of Carol Cleary
by Marianne O’Brien
by Susan Anthony
by Megan O’Brien
by Viktoriya Baytser
by Maria Mercedes Olivieri
by Babs Beckwith
by Michael Paup
by Jeff and Joyce Bliss
by Jim Pope
by Susan Craft
by Sonia and Jose Quinonez
by Michael Day
by Elise Reeder
by Nick and Anna Harris
by Gina and Randall Reynolds
by Melinda Lynam
by Kevin Reynolds
by Robert and Trudy Pearson
by Wanda Ruffin
by Curtis and Ann Ribando
by James Schuyler
by Patricia Shoultes
by Flory and Pat Sferra
by Carl Smith
by Raymond J. and Jill A. Sheehan
by Charles and Nancy Spearman
by Katherine S. Streett
by Megan Tuttle
by Carlotta Studebaker
by Tom and Susan Tuttle
by Jane Touchet
by John Woods
by The Village at Ligonier Condiminium Association
by Linda Wallace
In memory of John McEnearney
by Joanne and John Walsh
by Sarah King
by Paul and Natalie Weis
by Karen J. Wilt
In memory of
by Diane Woodruff
Marta Josefa Schwank Durán de
Quiñónez
In memory of Bob Raven
by Sonia and Jose Quiñónez
by Amelia F. Raven
by Don Stack
This year we mourn the loss and celebrate
the life of our friend Tom Brisendine. You may
recognize him from SCAN’s golf tournaments,
where he faithfully sold balls each year. Tom’s
wife Trudy served on SCAN’s board for nine years,
and long after her commitment, they continued
to support SCAN both financially and as
volunteers and supporters at nearly every Toast
to Hope and Golf Tournament in our history.
Thank you, Tom
for your faithful support and to your many friends
who donated to SCAN in your memory this year.
SCAN STAFF
Sonia Quiñónez, Executive Director
Sarah Bracken, Bookkeeping Assistant
Ann Caulkins, CASA Case Supervisor
Alice Clark, Parent Education Coordinator
Carlota R. Cox, Development Associate
Kelly Giles, CASA Case Supervisor
Tracy Leonard, Public Education Manager
Marisol Morales, Parent Education Manager
Sally E. Richards, Director of Development
Sarah Self, Public Education Coordinator
LaTeeka Turner, CASA Program Manager
205 S. Whiting Street, Suite 205 Alexandria, VA 22304
ph 703-820-9001 fax 703-820-9002
www.scanva.org
@scanofnova