Annual Report 2013

Annual Report
July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013
“More Than A Shelter”
Safety • Healing • A Way Forward
Board of Directors and Key Staff.
The following individuals, along with our dedicated staff, demonstrated the
leadership needed to achieve our success this year.
2012-2013 Board of Directors
New Board Members (as of 1/1/2013)
Scott Allen
Eve Barker
Laura Benz
Diane Biagianti
Jennifer Bojorquez
Sherry Bragg
Carol Carlile
Steve Churm
Victoria Collins, Ph.D., President Emeritus
Nancy W. Dahan, President Elect
Celina Doka
Kate Duchene, President Emeritus
Lauren Friedman
Artyn Gardner, Board President
Brian Goodman
Karen Green
David Hendryx
Scharrell Jackson, Treasurer
Marcia Jager, President Emeritus
Michele Khoury
Kelly Lam
Andrew Lerner
Amy Longo
Angie Manning
Margi Murray
Mary Jo Mursa
Wendy Peterson
Tamie Rus
Marcos Ramirez
Barbara Roberts
Linda Schilling
Julia Demlow Sofferman
Danny Sonenshine
Kerri Sonenshine
Dave Strauss
Les Thomas
Susanna Vakili
Moujan Walkow, Secretary
Chace Warmington
Buffy Zwirner
Laura Benz
Sherry Bragg
Carol Carlile
Lauren Friedman
Wendy Peterson
Tamie Rus
Chace Warmington
Retiring Board Members (as of 12/31/2012)
Brian Goodman
Andrew Lerner
Angie Manning
Margi Murray
Marcos Ramirez
Barbara Roberts
Staff Leadership
Vivian Clecak, LCSW, Chief Executive Officer
Maricela Rios-Faust, LCSW, Chief Operations Officer
Darla Olson, Chief Development Officer
Directors
Greg Gebhardt, Finance
Vincent Marquez, LCSW, Shelter
Stacy Bridgeford, LMFT, Transitional Housing
Judith Padilla, LCSW, Center for Children & Families
Shirley Gellatly, Community Education
Heather Brown, Human Resources
“If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more,
do more and become more, you are a leader.”
~ John Quincy Adams
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Safety. Healing. A Way Forward.
Again and again, graduates of our programs tell us stories
of recovery and victory: “You gave me back myself and you
gave my child her mother again.”
For the past 32 years, Human Options has been changing
and saving lives. We know the powerful impact of our work
in two important ways:
Schools, and we reach out to new partners on an
ongoing basis.
We are pioneers in outreach to health service providers
– we educate physicians and nursing staff on how
to link domestic violence victims to resources. Our
partnerships with Kaiser Permanente and Hoag
Hospital Newport Beach are models of collaboration.
Safe Options for Seniors, the only such program in
Orange County, provides training to law enforcement
and mental health professionals, and continues to be a
powerful service for seniors at risk.
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First, we see the human story. We stay in contact with our
clients over time and we hear their stories, their personal
way forward.
Secondly, independent research has shown that nine out
of ten clients are violence free one year or more after
graduation from our residential programs
Human Options is always looking ahead
to build for the future.
What makes Human Options’ impact so strong?
are in the early stages of a new children’s initiative
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to deepen and expand our strong counseling program
Professional Leadership.
Human Options’ dedicated and experienced team of board
and staff members lead a strong clinical program with
concrete powerful resources for change.
Trauma Treatment.
Domestic violence is a crime and a social and family
problem. This complex issue impacts our clients’ physical
and emotional health at the deepest level.
for mothers and children.
We have hired a legal advocacy program supervisor who
will provide strong guidance and coordination for our
legal advocates as well as all our volunteer attorneys.
Our community education program will be initiating a
peer program, Teens Helping Teens, designed to teach
and encourage creating healthy dating relationships.
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Thanks to our incredible community of supporters we can
help our clients move forward.
Our staff members are trained to help clients heal from
trauma and find their way forward. The path to healing
is formed through individual and family counseling, art
and drama therapy, a warm, supportive environment and
skilled and compassionate staff.
Artyn Gardner Board President
Collaboration and Innovation.
Human Options is a leader and innovator in partnerships.
strong legal advocacy program is enhanced by
• Our
collaborations with UC Irvine, Chapman, and Whittier Law
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Vivian Clecak, LCSW
Founding CEO
Anna’s Story.
Last summer, I escaped from an 11 year abusive marriage
with my two children, ages 6 and 3. The abuse had started
when we were teenagers dating. I thought his jealousy
and controlling ways were normal and an expression of his
love for me. Over the years the physical and verbal abuse
increased and later he became financially controlling. He
was also an alcoholic and as his drinking increased, so
did his abuse. He eventually lost his job and I became the
breadwinner. He would
insist on taking my paycheck
and tips as a hairstylist,
telling me I was, “Too stupid
and irresponsible to handle
money.”
first time. My family began therapy and I met with a case
manager on a regular basis to create a plan for the months
ahead. But shortly after I entered Second Step, my mother
was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I was in shock. My
mother had not appeared to be sick. For several weeks,
the children and I visited her in the hospital only to return
with bad news. Sadly, I lost my mother right before the
winter holidays. Even though I was devastated, I continued
therapy sessions, to process
my grief.
A Way Forward.
With help from my therapist
and case manager, I began
to pick up the pieces. I
Safety.
got back to my job search,
volunteered to stay busy, and
My only refuge was work,
apprenticed with a hairstylist
but he became jealous of my
to prepare myself to go back
time away from home and
to work. I got a part time
accused me of cheating on
job so I could save for my
him. To keep me “in line,”
own place. I never gave up.
he threatened to hurt my
Recently we graduated from
co-workers and family, so I
Second Step. At graduation
stayed. A friend, who was
I cried tears of gratitude
helping me with divorce
because Human Options
paperwork, told me about
was home for me during the
domestic violence services.
darkest time of my life. After
But I was afraid to leave my
I lost my mother, if it hadn’t
home with my children and
“Thank you Human Options for giving my children and me
been for Human Options, I
enter a shelter, so I went to
a safe place and a chance to heal.”
would have gone back to my
my brother’s home for safety.
husband because I felt that hopeless. Here I came home
My husband found me and there was a violent outburst.
every day to a safe place where my children and I felt
The police were called and he was jailed for being drunk
cared for. I am so grateful to everyone here. With Human
and disorderly. It was then that I reached out for shelter.
Options’ help, my children and I have moved into nearby
Healing.
affordable housing. I continue to work part-time while I
After my shelter stay, my children and I moved into
rebuild my hairstylist business and my children continue to
our own apartment at Second Step, Human Options’
thrive at school.
transitional housing program. Even though I had moved
~ Anna*
too far from my old job to keep my clientele, I was
confident I would be able to rebuild my business and put
my life back together. My children started school for the
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We Are More Than A Shelter.
”When I walked into the shelter two
years ago, I was starving, homeless,
and hopeless. Human Options offered
me safety, hope, and guidance. The
counselors encouraged me and helped
me to see that the bottomless pit I had
fallen into was not so deep.”
~ Janice*
“The courts ordered me to contact
Human Options. I enrolled in the
10-week Personal Empowerment
Program, to learn about the effects of
domestic violence. After the 10-week
program I had regularly scheduled
therapy appointments, which helped
me rebuild my life.”
~ Abby*
“Human Options saved my life. I
got the direction and gained the
confidence that I needed to go
forward. With the continued support
of my Human Options counselor, I
set goals for myself, pursued new
employment and a new place to live.”
~ Monica*
Safety is more than just providing
physical shelter, although for over
30 years we have provided shelter to
more than 6,600 women and children.
Healing begins when clients are
personally empowered to take the
steps necessary to become violencefree and self-sufficient.
Human Options provides safety
to victims of domestic violence by
offering:
Human Options makes this
possible by providing:
A Way Forward is paved when
Human Options professionals work in
partnership with each client to instill
confidence and develop a personal
plan to move forward towards selfsufficiency.
to those who are not safe
• Shelter
in their own homes.
• Emotional safety through
therapeutic counseling and
case management.
Protection of the legal rights of
women and children through
legal advocacy.
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therapeutic approach to
• Acounseling
and individualized
case management.
Ongoing prevention education,
safety planning, parenting and life
skills coaching and instruction.
Legal advocacy and support
within the court and social
services systems.
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Human Options makes this
possible by offering:
comprehensive approach to
• Abreaking
the cycle of domestic
violence, creating a personalized
plan for each client, including
safe housing options.
Counseling, legal advocacy, and
services that fit the individual
needs of each client.
Ongoing counseling and
community resource referrals
for all clients.
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* Names are changed to protect our clients.
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Special Events.
Fall Luncheon
Annual Meeting
Held in October during Domestic Violence Awareness
Month, our Fall Luncheon is an opportunity to bring
awareness and education to the community on this issue.
Our annual meeting lets us honor supporters who have
made a positive impact on
our client families through
their giving of time, talent,
and treasure.
In 2012, Human Options
honored the following
individuals and companies:
Spirit of Philanthropy
Karen and Jon Jaffe
Volunteer of the Year
Fall Luncheon Chairs, Danny and Kerri Sonenshine with
keynote speaker, Courtney Macavinta, and Human Options
Founding CEO Vivian Clecak.
Karen Jaffe with Vivian
Clecak receives the Spirit of
Philanthropy award.
Zoe Rock
Community Honorees
Good Friends of Human Options
The event brought almost 400 people to the Balboa Bay
Resort and raised over $237,000.
Kaiser Permanante, Southern California
National Charity League, Irvine Chapter
Serious Fun
National Charity League, Vista Chapter
This year, a Kentucky Derby themed Serious Fun brought
more than 350 guests to the Balboa Bay Resort and helped
raise more than $300,000 for Human Options programs.
The Ritz Sisters, Charlene Prager
Employee of the Year
Serious Fun co-chairs, Eric Finley, Pame Schmider (on left),
and Beth Bidna (far right) with Artyn Gardner, Human Options
Board President.
This year Board Member
and President Elect, Nancy
W. Dahan, and her mother,
Elaine Weinberg, community
philanthropist and longtime advocate on behalf
of women and children,
were honored with the
DOVE (Domestic Violence
DOVE Award honorees
Eradicated) Award.
Nancy W. Dahan and Elaine
Weinberg.
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Santho Tuonsary
Our Impact In The Community.
Human Options breaks the cycle of domestic violence
by providing—Safety, Healing, and A Way Forward —
to abused women, their children and families in our
community.
These services are provided through a 24-hour hotline,
emergency shelter, transitional housing, community
based counseling, and community education programs
and seminars. Last year Human Options served more than
13,000 individuals in the following ways:
By using a comprehensive therapeutic approach, Human
Options meets all clients where they are in their journey
by providing proven evidence-based therapy programs,
counseling, case management, legal advocacy, and
prevention education.
Hotline: 2,379 individuals received crisis
• 24-Hour
intervention and resources for safety.
Programs: 359 women and children
• Residential
received safe haven and life-changing services
These components are all essential for our clients to be
successful in breaking the cycle of domestic violence.
(Emergency and Transitional Housing).
Center for Children & Families: 1,190 individuals
received counseling, legal advocacy, and prevention
education (Community-based counseling and legal
advocacy).
Prevention Education: 12,489 individuals received
information about preventing and breaking the cycle
of domestic violence.
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Agency Income - FY 2012-13
57%
Agency Expense - FY 2012-13
11%
34%
78%
11%
9%
Private Support
Program
Governmental Support
Fund Development
Program and Investment Income
Administration
The complete financial report and audit are online at humanoptions.org.
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Annual Giving Members
Gifts recognized were received between 7/1/2012 to 6/30/2013
Leadership Circle Members
Luminary
Susan and Bruce Edwards
Ueberroth Family Foundation
Ambassadors
Orange County United Way
Champions
Anonymous
Archstone Foundation
Pat and Paula Donahue
Family Foundation Fund
Bill Holmes
The PIMCO Foundation
Sisters of St. Joseph Healthcare Foundation
Swane Family Foundation,
Judy and Keith Swane
Verizon Wireless
Windgate Charitable Foundation
Rebuilders
Anonymous
Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Ali and Robert Bartholomew
Carolyn and William Beaver
The Capital Group Companies, Inc.
The Edwards Lifesciences Fund
Fluor Corporation
GE Capital- Retail Finance
Ellen and Donald Goodwin
Donna Hansen
Sharon and Terry Hartshorn
George Hoag Family Foundation
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
Cheryl and Brent Holden
In-N-Out Burger Foundation
Kaiser Permanente
Lennar Foundation
Lilly’s Gift Foundation
Marlene Lynch
Joe MacPherson Foundation
Melinda Masson
Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation
Nordstrom, Inc.
O.L. Halsell Foundation
One Hundred Women OC Chapter
Orange County Community Foundation
Pacific Life Foundation
Richter Farms Trust
Schoellerman Foundation,
Jack & Katy Schoellerman
Kea Crut Simon Trust
Tarsadia Foundation
The Don Yoder Foundation
Nancy and William Thompson
Wells Fargo Foundation
Western Digital
Leaders
AARP Foundation
Arbonne Charitable Foundation
The Allen and Friedmann Families
Margie Bassignana
Boeing Employees
Community Fund of California
Nancy and Clark Bonner
Dorothy M. Booth Charitable Trust
John Cashion
Don Crevier
Priscilla and Ranney Draper
Michele and Abdo Khoury
The Lacewing Foundation
Gael and Glenn Libby
Neda Nassehi
Laura and Travis Oliver
Opus Community Foundation
Silpada Foundation
Lon V. Smith Foundation
Elizabeth Steele
Marilyn and Thomas Sutton
Judy and Keith Swayne
TJX Foundation
Sharon and K. Gregory Wohl
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Friendship Circle Members
Sustainers
Helen F. Adams & Alan E. Adams
Charitable Trust
American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
AutoNation
Laura Benz
Katherine and Howard Bland
Sherry S. Bragg (daisy)
Change A Life Foundation
The Dhont Family Foundation
Kate and Tim Duchene
Ellen Feldberg Gordon
Carleen and Charles Haggerty
Heffernan Group Foundation
Suki and Randy McCardle
Ann McDonald
Ellen and Les Thomas
Jill and Joseph Williams
Partners
Gavin Allen
Anonymous
Don Bartolo
Cinda and Steve Churm
Kathleen Colao
Carmela and Benjamin Du
Kathryn Flattum
Artyn Gardner
Good Friends of Human Options
Elizabeth Gregory
Nancy Handel
David Hendryx
Anne and Robert Hummel
Ruth Ann and Robert Hyson
Damien Jordan
Dennis Keith
Tracy and Roger Kirwan
Karen Klammer
Jason Lavin
Anne MacPherson
Doug McLeish
Suzanne Melin
Merage Jewish Community Center
Nikki and Joel Miliband
Allison and Thomas Motherway
Roberta and Peter Muhleman
National Charity League - Las Colegas
Tricia Nichols
Eric Openshaw
Pacific Life Foundation
Nancy and Edward Pollard
Charlene Prager
Willie Rosoff
Tamie Rus
Jaye Ruth and Roger Levy
Bernard Schecter
Frank Spittle
Janet Steiner
Jesyca Tang
Kathleen and Kim Tobler
Khanh Tran
TriMark Raygal
Peter Ueberroth
United Methodist Women
Patrick Ward
Tim Weiss
Women’s Council of Realtors
South Orange County Chapter
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Azy Aarons
Evelyn and James Aleccia
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Annual Giving Members
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Tony Allen
Anonymous
Pat and Tim Antonoplos
Nancy and Mark Bailey
Anouchka Balog
Julia and Hancock Banning
Eric Bauman
Diane W. Biagianti
Bloomingdale’s
Karen and Paul Brower
Jacqueline Collins
David Collins
Carolyn and Greg Creed
Donna and Timothy Devine
Ebell Club of Laguna Beach
Kurt Eggert
Eva’s Trunk
Executive Coaches of Orange County
Sharon Fish
Monica Franklin
Joseph Gatto
Pamela and Donald Gilmour
William Haebler
John Iverson
Jonathan Jaffe
Delores and Marshall Johnson
Michele Johnson
Dan Kelly
Meredith and Ken Khachigian
Carol Ann Kiessig in memory of
Russell O. Kiessig
Peter Leets
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Gwen Murakami
John Murray
National Charity League, Newport Chapter
Parker Aerospace
Jane Poon
John Pricz
Pennee Raffetto
The Ritz Restaurant and Garden
Larane Cinquini-Rodnick
Anamika Savani
Terry and George Schreyer
Ellen Shockro, Ph.D.
Signature Insurance Group
Ann and Richard Sim
Margi Simoni
Craig Skillion
Sheila and Ygal Sonenshine
Gloria and Ray Uhler
Emily Vogler and Daniel Flynn
James Waterhouse
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Woman’s Club of Orange
Joan Wynn
Peter and Qing Zeughauser
Advocates
A Window Between Worlds
Barry Ackerman
Austin Allen
Gavin Allen
Scott Allen
Michael B. Allmon
Alpha Chi Omega - Epsilon Psi Chapter
Susan F. Anderson
Betty Andrews
Anonymous
John Applegate
Jeanne and Gregory Baird
Clarence Barker
John Bower
Anita Meister-Boyd and Larry Boyd
Keith Buckley
Tim Buckley
Cars 4 Causes
Vivian Clecak
Cristine Cohen
Cornelius Colao
Gary Crisp
Mark Czepiel
Definitive Media Corp
Doug DeYoung
June Dickson
Susan Dixon
Bruce Endsley
Linda and Bob Enochs
Maurice Evans
Sandy and Allan Fainbarg
Joe Ferrentino
Erin Flood
Shirin Forootan
Kathleen Freed
Frome Family Foundation
Max Gardner
Brian Goodman
Thomas Gray
Debbie Hao
Maralou and Jerry Harrington
Dana Hollander
Jim Miller
Jim Hurst
James Jaeger
Marion Jamgochian
Judy and Terry Jones
Michelle Jordan
Abdo Khoury
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Susan Keller and Mark Bregman
Natalie and Donald Klein
Richard and Cindy Koral
Jason Krotts
Loretta Lewis
Tom Linden
Chief David Maggard
Angie and Ryan Manning
Hugh McCutcheon
Ed McFarland
Janie Merkle
Todd Meyer
Robin and Keith More
Mary Jo Mursa
Susan Natland
Norm Nowell
Michael Oakley
Nella Webster O’Grady
Jorge Ortiz
Robert Palmer
Penelope Parmes
Ross Peters
Kathleen Peterson
Wendy Peterson
Curt Pringle
Richard Rawlins
Judy Rosener
Sandy Sewell
Jack Shaw
Greg Shockro
Mary Sinclair
Coby Sonenshine
Kerri and Danny Sonenshine
Danny Sonenshine
Ygal Sonenshine
Lynda Zadra-Symes
Susie and Joe Tavarez
Les Thomas
Shirley and Robert Traver
University Synagogue
Susan Vavak
Dr. Todd Walkow
Robert Waltos, Jr.
Kellie and Don Webb
Matthew Weiss
Beth and Cliff Widmark
Erin Wilson
Mandy and James Wynn
Yecu Yen
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100 Men Campaign Donors
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Special Events Supporters
Fall Luncheon October 2012
Event Co-Chairs
Kerri and Danny Sonenshine
Event Underwriters
Diamond
Karen and Jon Jaffe
Jean and Tim Weiss
Platinum
Karen and Scott Green
Gold
Churm Media
Silver
Argyros Family Foundation,
Stephanie Argyros
Far West Restaurant Group, LLC,
Kerri and Danny Sonenshine,
Sheila and Ygal Sonenshine
Mara and Keith Murray
Sherry and John Phelan
Barbara Roberts
Bronze
Allen Family Trust, Scott Allen
Vivian Clecak and John Pricz
Susan and Bruce Edwards
Artyn and Max Gardner
Yvonne and Damien Jordan
Kim and Jason Krotts
Jane and Richard Taylor
Elaine Weinberg and Nancy W. Dahan
Benefactor
Christy Bertram
Jennifer and Louis Bojorquez
The Crevier Family, Donnie Crevier
Mrs. Roy E. Dickson
Edwards LifeSciences, Diane Biagianti
Julie and Peter Hill
Kaiser Permanente, Mary Jo Mursa
KPMG LLP, Celina Doka
Latham & Watkins LLP, Linda Schilling
O’Melveny & Myers LLP, Amy Longo
Resources Global Professionals,
Kate Duchene
Other Fall Luncheon Supporters
Diane Biagianti and Mike Rovere
DMP Properties
Carrie and Noel Duarte
Susan and Bruce Edwards
Reesa and Hirad Emadi
Shannon and Rick Eusey
Tali Ben-Ezer
Lauren Friedman
Tijana Hamilton
Sharon and Terry Hartshorn
Julie and Peter Hill
Lisa Hughes
Scharrell Jackson
Karen Julian
Knobbe, Martens, Olson & Bear,
Wendy Peterson
Andrea and Mark McCardle
Palmieri, Tyler, Wiener, Wilhelm
& Waldron LLP
Amy Paul and Mark Czepiel
Joy and Robert Penner
Janice Pugliese
Steve and Shirley Quackenbush
Kaira Rouda
Pame Schmider
Ellen Shockro, Ph.D. and Jack Shaw
Maura and Steve Short
Sheila and Ygal Sonenshine
Sue and Ralph Stern
Faith Strong
Judy and Keith Swayne
Polly Ueberroth
Susanna Vakili
Leana Wood
Waldron & Bragg, LLP,
Sherri Bragg
Linda Yellin
Serious Fun May 2013
“The Mint Julep”
Event Chairs - The Winner’s Circle
Beth Bidna, Eric Finley, Gail Ross,
and Pame Schmider
Event Underwriters
Preakness Stakes
Jean and Tim Weiss
Mint Julep
Karen and Scott Green
Karen and Jon Jaffe
Breeder’s Cup
Allen Family Trust, Scott Allen
Nancy W. and Victor Dahan
Donna Hansen
Yvonne and Damien Jordan
Michele and Abdo Khoury
Mara and Keith Murray
Barbara Roberts
Elaine Weinberg
Wells Fargo Foundation
Jockey Club
Carol and Jeff Carlile
Vivian Clecak and John Pricz
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Victoria and David Collins
Celina Doka
Frome Family Foundation
Artyn and Max Gardner
KPMG LLP, Celina Doka
Kaiser Permanente, Mary Jo Mursa
Jane and Richard Taylor
Ventas REIT, Inc.
Bluegrass Stakes
Abbott Medical Optics
Kate and Tim Duchene
Edwards LifeSciences, Diane Biagianti
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, LLP,
Lauren Friedman
Nancy Handel
Mimi and Bob Holcombe
Knobbe, Martens, Olson & Bear,
Wendy Peterson
Holly and Andrew Lerner
Newmeyer & Dillion LLP
O’Melveny & Myers LLP, Amy Longo
Linda Schilling and Willie Rosoff
Pame Schmider
Ellen Shockro Ph.D.and Jack Shaw
Ellen and Les Thomas
Other Serious Fun Supporters
Mary and Dick Allen
Kristy and Steve Allison
Sally Anderson and Tom Rogers
Eve Barker
Carolyn and William Beaver
Christy Bertram
Diane Biagianti and Mike Rovere
Beth and Howard Bidna
Kathy Brown
Kathie Buchanan
Kathleen and Monroe Bunge
Michele and Bill Carter
John and Marcia Cashion
Robin and Gaurica Chacko
Cinda and Steve Churm
Barbara and David Cline
Kathleen Colao
Christine and Jason De Bretteville
Steve and Laurie Duncan
Kate Eastman
Angi and Pete Evans
Maricela Rios-Faust and Gary Faust
Jordan and Dan Floriani
Lauren and Daniel Friedman
Sharon and Terry Hartshorn
Robyn and Mike Hawkins
Heather and Jeff Haworth
Special Events Supporters
David Hendryx
Lisa and David Hummelberg
Irell & Manella, LLP
Alvena Johnston
Laura and Bob Keane
Sandy and Charles Kellerman
Michele and Abdo Khoury
Larry Kirschenbaum, Attorney at Law
Carolyn Klein
David Krofina
Rochelle and Doug Kramer
Joan and Bruce May
Kelly and Jim Mazzo
Ann Moore
Mary Jo Mursa
Liza Eshilian-Oates and Mike Oats
Lori and Michael O’Shea
Terri and Douglas Pasquale
Wendy and Dale Peterson
Patty and Greg Presson
Lisa and Robert Quin
Aidan Raney
Adriana Gonzales Roman and Val Roman
Stacy and Pat Roth
Donna and Ernest Schroeder
Paul Schroedger
Joy Schaefer-Skaggs and Greg Skaggs
Allyson and Coby Sonenshine
Kerri and Danny Sonenshine
Sheila and Ygal Sonenshine
Teena and Jeff Spindler
Colleen Stanton
Janet Steiner
Ralph and Sue Stern
Karis and Dave Strauss
Kandi and Craig Summers
Paula Tomei and David Emmes
Debra and David Tous
JulieAnn and Jimmy Ulcickas
Union Bank
Susanna Vakili
Sarah and Eric VanDerHeyden
Ann and Jhan VanHiel
Sue and Monty Waltz
Bailey and Paul Weinberg
Marci and William Weinberg
Aimee Weisner and Tom Saeman
Judy and Wes Whitmore
Ryan Wilkinson
Susie Wilson
Annette Wren
Premier Auction Donors
Agave Underground, Mike Ivy
Belfair Hollywood Park
Corum
Jesse Fortune
Four Seasons Hotel Maui
Hilton Grand Vacations
Mimi and Bob Holcombe
KMPG LLP
Cathy Pavlos, Lucca Café and Provenance
The Ross Family
In-kind Vendor Donors
Balboa Bay Resort
Island Hotel Newport Beach
MiMedia Productions, Mike Ivy
Signature Rental
Sharon Belknap Design Studio
South Coast Plaza
Public Grants
Federal
State
Families & Communities Together (FaCT),
Children’s Bureau, The Raise Foundation
Housing and Urban Development
Office on Violence Against Women
Cal EMA
CalWORKs
Rescare, Inc.
Local
City of Irvine
City of Lake Forest
City of Newport Beach
City of Santa Ana
City of Tustin
Orange County Community Resources
Orange County Department of Education
Orange County Social Services
Legacy Society Members
We greatly appreciate the following donors who have made gifts that ensure the long-term sustainability of Human Options.
Helen F. and Alan E. Adams Charitable Trust
Ashbrook Family Trust
Dorothy M. Booth Charitable Trust
Catherine Bowers
Estate of Elizabeth Breneman
Lucienne Cahill Trust
Vivian Clecak and John Pricz
Victoria Collins Ph.D.
Sophie and Larry Cripe
Artyn and Max Gardner
Shirley and Glen Gellatly Charitable Trust
Sharon and Terry Hartshorn
Estate of Virginia Martin
David Hendryx
Candy and Ron Hess
Scott Hughes
Carolyne Johnson
Estate of Ann Lawson Karsh
Michele and Abdo Khoury
Anita Levin
Margy and John Murray
Nancy and Scott Nygren
Margaret Piacenti
Betty Mower Potalivo
Marvin W. and Harriet C. Reimer
Charitable Trust
Lorraine Remby and Tom Moebus
Patricia Rose
Katy and Jack Schoellerman
Susan Shalit, MSW
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Ellen Shockro, Ph.D. and Jack Shaw
Kea Crut Simon Trust
Jo Skibby
Grace Songolo and Don Lafoon
Judy and Keith Swayne
Jane and Richard Taylor
Libby Tobin
Gary Van Arnam
Susan Vavak
Jean and Tim Weiss
Anne Wright
Carole Zavala
Our Mission
Human Options provides safe haven and life changing
programs to help abused women, their children
and families rebuild their lives — and works with
the community to break the cycle of domestic violence.
P. O. Box 53745, Irvine, CA 92619
www.humanoptions.org
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24- Hour Hotline: 877-854-3594
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Facebook: HumanOptions
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Business Office: 949-737-5242
Twitter: #HumanOptions