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Stories and news about how Kempe is leading the fight against child abuse and neglect,
and how your support is making all the difference in these young lives.
A publication of the
Spring 2010
OUR PASSION FOR HELPING KIDS
starts at the top.
Dear Friends,
Sometimes the needle moves forward
slowly, but it is moving nonetheless! I
am very happy to share some great
news with you.
We now know that child maltreatment
rates in the U.S. dropped significantly
from the early 1990’s to 2006 according to the U.S.
Department of Human Services as it released the 4th National
Incidence Study (NIS-4) on child abuse and neglect. And
yet, this remarkable report was released quietly on the
Internet without much fanfare. This is a shame as mitigating
child abuse truly saves lives and saves money. You already
know this as you have been investing in Kempe for that very
reason. Now you know your support for child abuse has
truly paid off…
This report means the quality of life has improved for
hundreds of thousands of children, hopefully leading to
better life outcomes (e.g. lower school dropout rates) for
them. This leverages into a very meaningful economic benefit
to society as well.
It also means that evidence-based prevention and awareness
programs do work over the long term. Sometimes we have
to be very patient to see the good results. The public is now
more aware of child maltreatment, is more proactive, and less
tolerant. Your voice, actions, and concern have positively
impacted the way children are treated.
You, the frontline sentinels: teachers, nurses, doctors, social
workers, parents, police, and community leaders, are an
important component and are to be congratulated for your
significant role in reducing child abuse rates.
Although we are pleased that some progress has been made,
we can’t afford to be complacent. We have a long way to go
and your continued focus, voice and investment is critical.
Economic distress and poverty contribute to the risk of child
abuse and the full effects of the current economic downturn
are not yet known. The NIS-4 study was completed at the
peak of the business cycle in 2006. Since then, the economy
has shed millions of jobs. Colorado state and county budgets
are eroding in areas that may affect child abuse rates – e.g.
fewer public safety officials, child welfare domestic violence
programs, after school programs. Official child maltreatment
statistics can lag up to two years. We know the progress made
may not hold. We must do our best to prevent a backward
slide from the painstaking gains that have been made.
1) Our vision is to end child abuse and neglect in this
country. Realistic? Maybe not. However, we need to set
the bar high as, even with the drop in abuse, there were still
over 1.25 million children who were maltreated in 2006 per
the report. This strains the entire child protection system,
from the courts to case loads to foster care homes.
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2) Continue being a voice for children. Most people would
agree investing in children is a core value in this country. Yet,
our children’s share of the federal budget has declined by
over 20% since 1960! Children are simply not a national
investment priority based on this measure. We feel they
should be and we know that you do, too.
abused children! We need your partnership and help more
than ever. Please continue on this journey with us in our
vision to end child abuse and neglect…
3) We must find ways to grow our economy while shoring
up resources for those in need. The simple fact is that rates
of abuse and neglect are 2-3 times higher in homes with
unemployed parents. Given this difficult economic period,
we suspect child maltreatment is increasing. We need to
continue to invest in social safety net services for children and
families who really need them.
Best Regards,
Thank you for your support, care, and advocacy.
Congratulations for truly making a difference in the lives of
I look forward to seeing you at the upcoming Kempe events,
or volunteering in our preschool, or just stopping by our new
building for a tour and to say “hi.”
Jesse Wolff
CEO and President
The Kempe Foundation
P.S. In case you were wondering, child abuse and neglect
dropped 26% over the 13 year period of the study. The study
is available on the Child Abuse Facts page of kempe.org.
The mission of The Kempe Foundation is to increase awareness, engage in advocacy and secure
and provide resources for the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month
In 1983, increasing awareness of
the need to ensure the safety and
welfare of children led to a presidential
proclamation declaring April as Child
Abuse Prevention Month. Through the
years, The Kempe Foundation has been
a leader in local efforts to rally the public
as we strive to end child abuse. This
year, Kempe will partner with several
corporations and media outlets to get
our message of hope and compassion
into the community.
participate in a text-giving campaign to
help Kempe raise funds.
King Soopers
Cherry Creek Sneak
During the month of April, King Soopers
shoppers will have the opportunity to
make a gift to The Kempe Foundation
at checkout. Please consider making
a donation whenever you visit your
favorite King Soopers during April.
Robinson Dairy
Since 1885, generation after generation
of Colorado families have trusted
Robinson Dairy for consistently fresh,
healthy and great-tasting products.
During April, the Robinson’s have
donated one of their milk carton
panels to Kempe enabling us to invite
thousands of their customers to
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Kempe Takes Manhattan
Please join us April 16 at the Denver
Marriott City Center as we recreate
the iconic excitement and glamour of
New York City for an evening to benefit
Kempe. Our guests will be celebrating in
New York style to raise funds to support
abused and neglected children treated
by Kempe. Visit www.kempe.org.
The Kempe Foundation has been named
the charity beneficiary for this Denver
tradition that has been around since
1982. Whether a walker or runner,
child or adult this invigorating run has
something for everyone. The Sneak is
Sunday, April 25. Visit www.kempe.org
for registration and pledging details.
CAPM Media
Also during April, listen and watch for
The Kempe Foundation appearing on
many of your favorite stations and in
many of your favorite publications.
Some of these include: Colorado Homes
& Lifestyles, Colorado Expressions,
ColoradoBiz and Denver
Magazines; The Villager and
The Denver Post Newspapers;
KMGH-7, KUSA-9, Comcast,
and Altitude TV; Hot 107
FM, Alice 105, KEZW
1430, The Mountain 99.5, KOSI 101,
and Colorado Public Radio; and CBS
Outdoor Billboards.
Please visit kempe.org for details on our
many upcoming events and activities.
Miami and the “Haiti 80”
By Michele Kelly, Psy.D., Licensed Psychologist, Child Protection Team
Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Pediatrics, School of Medicine
Photos courtesy of Haiti 80
With the January 12 devastating
earthquake in Haiti, the call went out for
mental health professionals who could
volunteer their time to help transport
Haitian orphans to their adoptive parents
waiting in the U.S. One of Kempe’s
newest Board members, Beth Klein,
literally worked around the clock to secure
a charter flight for the orphans to be
safely transported to the U.S. She kept
volunteers updated with the constantly
changing crisis. In crisis work, people are
trained to be ready to leave at a moments
notice. This bit of wisdom proved to
be true as I found myself making last
minute travel arrangements. The Child
Protection Team’s administrative assistant,
Linda Jensen, quickly packed a bag with
crayons, paper, markers and stickers for
the children; The Kempe Foundation
generously covered my expenses and
provided their unwavering support.
In Miami, our spontaneous crisis “team”
met for the first time at the Miami
International Airport. The team included
Renee Branson-Yung, a therapist and
crisis worker from Colorado; Allison Stone,
a vibrant young attorney from Miami;
Ben Escobar, a seasoned international aid
worker; and me. We arrived with a true
sense of gratitude for the opportunity to
help the children and their newly adoptive
parents. The 81 Haitian children, dubbed
the “Haiti 80” by the media, all came
from a well-respected orphanage, God’s
Littlest Angel (GLA). Due to owner
Dixie Bickel’s exceptional organization,
she had the ability to take the children’s
paperwork to the embassy to have them
processed to leave the country.
The adoptive parents were from
throughout the U.S. Many had been to
Haiti several times as they had waited up
to two-and-a-half-years for their children.
Our team met with the couples to answer
questions, provide information and discuss
any concerns they might have. We had
ample time to get to know each other as
we waited 24 hours for the children. The
flights were difficult and delayed. Once
in Miami, one agent had to process 81
children through customs. Arriving at 1
a.m. they finally entered the country eight
hours later.
Exhausted, hungry and close to
dehydration, many children looked
stunned while others were ill. One
child was rushed to a local hospital
for emergency brain surgery for a life
threatening infection. All wanted to
be held and fed. The adult volunteers
worked quickly, feeding and diapering
children. The older children began to
play and sing. The parents had to wait a
little longer with more paperwork. One
by one, the children were united with
their new parents. True excitement and
joy permeated the room with sounds
of laughter and tears. Some families
adopted siblings; many were first time
parents while others had their older
biological children with them.
The parents were incredibly loving,
devoted and patient. One little boy who
had his adoptive father and uncle waiting
for him was known to be frightened of
having men hold him. After spending
time soothing and cradling the little
boy with his new father, maintaining
constant eye contact with him, we were
able to transition the child to his patient,
expectant father. The parents understand
their children may need to regress to an
earlier stage of development in order
to recapture missed developmental
milestones. They know their child may
have a tendency to want to eat more than
they may physically need. They know
that even before the earthquake, their
child lived in the poorest country in the
Western Hemisphere. For these children,
their parents’ will and determination has
already made a difference in their young
lives. A month after being with their
adoptive parents, two siblings, 4- and
2-years-old, living in Colorado are already
thriving. Their biological, single, 40-yearold mother in Haiti gave up all of her 5
children because she could not feed them.
The 4-year-old has gained 3 pounds
in 4 weeks. The 2-year-old is learning
English with ease. Both children dislike
the cold and snow. Yet, they are happy
to be loved and nurtured. They are very
affectionate, enjoy playing and calling out
“mama” and “papa,” knowing their new
parents will respond.
These families come from communities
where they feel supported. In the future,
if they need additional support and
guidance, The Kempe Center will be there
with its dedicated staff and wealth of
expertise. Kempe will provide the most
professional and compassionate care
available for all children and their families.
Michele’s Channel 7 interview is available on the
Kempe in the News page at kempe.org.
Left: Dr. Michele Kelly (second from left) and other volunteers await the arrival of the children; Middle: Haitian children arrive in
Florida; Right: Two girls show each other pictures of their new brothers.
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Kempe Completes New Consultation and
Education Distance Learning Center
The Kempe Foundation for the Prevention and Treatment of
Child Abuse and Neglect recently completed the installation
of its Consultation and Education Distance Learning Center
in its facilities at The Gary Pavilion. The new Learning
Center will utilize broadband technology, digitalized imagery,
interactive video-conferencing, simultaneous multi-screen
viewing, and other elements to deliver training, analyze
research, and provide consultation services throughout
Adams County and to Colorado’s rural locations. Kempe
installed state-of-the-art components in six conference,
training, therapy and interview rooms ranging in size and
purpose to accommodate from 2 to 50 people.
The purpose of the Center is to increase the dissemination of
research and best practices through trainings, conferencing,
and consulting. Interactive real-time technologies will allow
forensic interviews to be conducted and recorded with less
trauma to victims as multiple agencies’ staff will be able to
observe and participate in sessions without being physically
present. Individual therapies for children will improve as
the training of future psychologists and psychiatrists will
be enhanced by mentor monitoring and input directly into
the sessions. Kempe’s pioneering efforts in the modeling of
multidisciplinary teamwork of actual case consultations will
be more effective with expanded off-site video capabilities.
Medical records including digitalized diagnostic images will
be authoritatively analyzed and discussed in order to start
treatments and help children heal more quickly.
The Learning Center will enable Kempe’s experts to reach
practitioners who might otherwise be unable to best
serve their communities. Teams will be able to meet with
participants from various agencies throughout the state and
nation. Children and families who need to testify will benefit
from a one-time multidisciplinary interview, rather than the
trauma of going to several locations and having to relive
their experiences to meet different agencies’ requirements.
Additionally, Kempe will now have the opportunity
to increase the number of its training programs. Past
videoconferencing allowed the expertise of Kempe’s
staff to reach participants off-site, but due to problems
with scheduling the use of other institutions’ broadcast
services, not all requests could be accommodated. National
conferences may now be broadcast in Kempe’s conference
rooms with active participation by local attendees who will
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The new Center at Kempe offers a variety of equipment for
presentations, trainings and video-conferences.
be able to dialogue with other world renowned professionals.
Examples of highly specialized courses offered are:
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Medical Aspects of Child Maltreatment
Developmental Consequences of Child Maltreatment
Interdisciplinary Case Conflict Management
Treatment Planning for Abused Children
Interdisciplinary Case Conflict Management
Maternal Substance Abuse
Medically Fragile and Developmentally Delayed Foster
Children
• Transitioning Foster Care Youth to Permanency
• Sexual Health for Foster Care Children and Adolescents
Adams County submitted the grant application on behalf
of Kempe. Funding for the technology came from: State of
Colorado-Department of Local Affairs Energy and Mineral
Impact Assistance Program $385,565, Adams County
$25,000, Weld County $25,000, Logan County $5,000,
Jefferson County $15,000, Mesa County $25,000, and
Prowers County $5,000.
Dr. Sirotnak Named President of Children’s Hospital Medical Staff
a privilege and an honor to serve the faculty and community
medical staff.
During the Annual Meeting of The
Children’s Hospital Medical Staff in
January, Dr. Andrew Sirotnak
officially took over as the 68th
President of the 1420-member medical
staff for the 2010-2012 term.
Dr. Sirotnak will serve as President of
the Medical Board and Chairman of
Dr. Andrew Sirotnak
its Executive Committee, preside at
general meetings, appoint committee
members, and serve as spokesperson with the Chief Medical
Officer for the Medical Staff in its external professional and
public relations.
Dr. Sirotnak was elected by the board’s nominating
committee to this leadership position. He considers this both
Dr. Sirotnak currently serves as the Interim Executive Director
of The Kempe Center and has been the Director of the
Kempe Child Protection Team since 1996. Additionally,
he is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University
of Colorado School of Medicine and is the Director of the
Child Abuse and Neglect Fellowship Program. He lectures
extensively about child abuse and neglect to a wide range of
audiences. He has maintained a very active faculty pediatric
career as a clinician and teacher. His current clinical work and
clinical research focuses on child maltreatment.
Dr. Sirotnak has been qualified as an expert witness in
pediatrics and child abuse by civil, criminal, and federal
courts in the Rocky Mountain region.
Trauma’s Newest Program Expert
By Monica M. Fitzgerald, Ph.D.
I recently moved to Colorado from
Charleston, SC where I worked at
the National Crime Victims Research
and Treatment Center coordinating a
statewide initiative to bring evidence
supported mental health treatment
services to abused and traumatized
children and their families. Evidence
Supported Treatments (EST) are
“treatments that work” for a particular
problem or population, or treatment
or intervention protocols that have
the best scientific, empirical research
evidence for their efficacy and
effectiveness. Fortunately, in the past
two decades, several ESTs have been
identified as highly effective at reducing
trauma-related symptoms in youth and
their families. However, throughout
the U.S., few traumatized children
and their families receive these types
of treatments, primarily due to lack of
effective training and implementation
efforts (Chadwick Center, 2004).
I first became keenly aware of the
prevalence and impact of child abuse,
and the large gap between science
and practice when I worked with
young emotionally and behaviorally
disturbed children in child psychiatric
hospital settings nearly 13 years ago
after completing college. My fellow
milieu staff and I developed strong,
trusting relationships with the children,
most of whom had suffered from
severe and complex trauma exposure.
During our eight hour intensive shifts,
we had prime opportunities to teach
and reinforce children’s coping skills
and implement intervention strategies.
While I am sure we played a key role
in children’s recovery, we often felt
frustrated by the lack of progress made
in the complex trauma cases and were
unsure of the best treatment directions,
given that we lacked formal training
in trauma-informed ESTs. When I
left residential treatment, I aimed to
one day help empower professionals
serving children and families affected
by trauma and make a larger impact on
training and dissemination of effective
trauma focused treatments.
In my position at Kempe, I am
excited about the opportunity to
build collaborative partnerships in the
community to raise awareness of child
trauma, ESTs, and increase access to
quality services for traumatized children
in Colorado. In the past six months,
we have developed a year-long
clinical externship training program
for university predoctoral students. The
students represent
the future of our field
and they deserve
to receive the best
possible training in
implementing ESTs
Monica
for trauma-exposed
Fitzgerald, Ph.D.
children and families.
We are tracking child/family outcomes
as a result of treatment and researching
ways to most effectively “transport”
evidence supported treatments into
the field. This evaluation component
is crucial for maintaining quality work
and increasing community capacity to
deliver high quality trauma informed
services to children in Colorado.
I was attracted to working at Kempe
given its strong reputation as a center
of excellence and our collaborative is
one of 60 U.S. active member sites
in National Child Traumatic Stress
Network (NCTSN). I was also thrilled
to return to the West where I grew up.
Monica M. Fitzgerald, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical
psychologist and Assistant Professor at The
University of Colorado-Denver in the Department
of Pediatrics in the School of Medicine. She
serves as Director of Training and Evaluation in
the Child Trauma Program at The Kempe Center.
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Social Media Sites
We want to connect with you. Check
out our social media sites and learn
how you can get involved in the fight
against child abuse and neglect.
Facebook Fan Page
Become a fan of Kempe on Facebook
and see event photos, news,
announcements and more - facebook.
com/kempefoundation
Facebook Cause Page
Join the Kempe Cause - search
Causes on www.facebook.com.
Kempe Blog
Discover a variety of articles, stories,
news items, polls and more on our
blog - www.kempefoundation.
wordpress.com.
YouTube
Watch Kempe videos and stories
about our activities - www.youtube.
com/kempefoundation.
Twitter
Read up-to-the-minute news
alerts and announcements on our
Twitter page - www.twitter.com/
kempefoundation.
Text Giving
Kempe supporters can now text KIDS
to 50555 to donate $5.
Program Director Receives Steele Award
During 25th Annual NAPN Conference
By Kempe
Foundation Staff
Gail Ryan, Director
of the Perpetration
Prevention Program
at the Kempe Center,
received the Brandt F.
Gail Ryan
Steele, M.D. Award
during the 25th Annual
National Adolescent Perpetration
Network’s (NAPN) Conference held
recently in Denver.
The Steele Award honors Dr.
Steele’s lifelong intellectual curiosity
and interest in early childhood
development.
When presenting the award to Gail,
Don Bross, JD, PhD, The Kempe Center
Director, Education and Legal Counsel,
said, “Brandt’s work is carried on by
you as others will carry on your work.
One important characteristic that
Brandt respected very much is found
in people not just working with the
theory of care giving, but practicing
care giving and modeling care giving
for every person possible.”
In addition to her work at Kempe,
Ryan is also an Assistant Clinical
Professor, Department of Pediatrics
at the University of Colorado Denver
School of Medicine. For more than
25 years, The Kempe Perpetration
Prevention Program has been
developing and sharing information
with professionals around the country.
The Program’s training teaches
practical and specific prevention and
intervention strategies to reduce the
risk of abusive behaviors in children
and adolescents.
The National Adolescent Perpetration
Network (NAPN) is a cooperative
network of multidisciplinary
professionals working with sexually
abusive youth in the US and abroad.
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Founded by Gail in 1983, the
primary goal is to facilitate services
for adolescents who are at risk of
becoming the next generation of
sexual offenders. Membership has
grown to more than 1,000 members
and represents over 800 adolescent
and 300 preadolescent treatment
programs.
The Network is a diverse group of
professionals and paraprofessionals
from many disciplines and a spectrum
of systems that work together to help
prevent future perpetration.
In 2005, the 20th NAPN Conference
in Denver celebrated the network’s
‘coming of age,’ celebrated the
pioneers of the field, and rolled out
juvenile models for treatment of
sexually abusive youth which were
very different from the modified adult
programs the field started during the
1980’s. Good news abounded in
discoveries from research that informed
a more comprehensive holistic
understanding of the functioning
of youth. With current intervening
economic stresses, it becomes
increasingly important to maximize the
effective use of scarce resources and
to advocate for successful strategies in
our communities.
“Balancing the Terrain,” the 25th
Annual NAPN Conference in Denver
February 20-22, brought together
diverse, multidisciplinary professionals,
who deal with sexually abusive youth
in a variety of roles and settings, to
explore the implications of research
and clinical experience specifically
relevant to juveniles. By addressing
factors that decrease the risks of sexual
deviance and abusive dynamics while
increasing the opportunity for healthy
relationships and successful outcomes,
treatment is likely to achieve results far
beyond the initial goals of containment
and risk management.
YOUR GENEROUS SPIRIT
and your generous gifts are changing kids lives.
Organizations
Accenture
Adams County
Alpha Beta Conclave, Eta State
Alpha Conclave, Alpha Beta State
Alpha Rho Conclave, Alpha State
The Anschutz Foundation
Atlantic Trust
AXA Foundation
Beta Epsilon Conclave
Beta Epsilon Conclave, Delta State
Bowana Foundation
Tim and Libby Brown Foundation
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
Campbell Foundation Fund
The Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Cherry Creek Wesleyan Church
Chi Conclave, Eta State
The Children’s Hospital Foundation
CLFS Equities, LLP
Colorado Business Bank
Colorado Department of Public Health and
Environment
Colorado Department of Public Safety
The Colorado Health Foundation
Cordillera Energy Partners
The Patricia Crown Family
Daniels Fund
Delta Conclave, Chi State
Audrey K. Dines Memorial Fund
Douglas County Child Care Association
Ekman Design Studio
EnCana Cares (USA) Foundation
EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc.
Eta Conclave, Eta State
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First American State Bank
FirstBank of Colorado
Fraternal Order of Eagles #4019
Gallery 3 Ltd.
Gamma Beta Conclave, Alpha State
Gamma Conclave
Give with Liberty
Great West Life & Annunity
GT Car Shop Inc
Harweb Foundation
Haynes Family Foundation
The Helen M. McLoraine Kempe Children’s
Foundation Endowment Fund
Hewit Family Foundation
Hewlett-Packard Co.
The Humphreys Foundation
Injoy Productions Inc.
Intrepid Potash, Inc.
Investment Security Group, Inc.
JETKids, Inc.
Joe and Gina Murray Foundation Fund
Kappa Conclave, Psi State
Kappa Kappa Iota
Kappa Kappa Iota, Gamma Eta
Keller Family Fund
Kurz Family Foundation
Langston Family Foundation
Greater Milwaukee Foundation Lawlis Family
Fund
Lea for Justice Foundation
Littleton Sunrise Rotary Club
Ludlow-Griffith Foundation
Macy’s Foundation
Management And Training Resources
Manufacturing Technology, Inc.
Marsico Enterprises, LLC
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
North Area Newcomers & Social Club
Periquin Strategy Inc.
Jordon Perlmutter & Company
Petroleum Development Corporation
Pinnacol Assurance
Rose Community Foundation
Sand Creek Raiders
Saunders Construction, Inc.
Fred E. Scholl Charitable Foundation
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Southglenn Mens Golf Association
Forest City Stapleton, Inc.
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TeleTech Community Foundation
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Thomson Reuters
Toxicology Associates Professional LLC
U.S. Bank
Verizon Foundation
Vuka
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Individuals
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Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Abelson
Ms. Kate Abrams
Ronald and Miriam Abreu
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Dr. Nicki Bacon
Mieko Bailey
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Dr. Jeffrey Brent
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bretall
Mr. Leslie Bretzke Jr.
Ms. Tabby Briggs
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brooks
Mr. Brad Brooks
Ms. Alexis Brooks
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown
Ms. Christina A. Brown
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Mr. Connor Cantrell
Dr. Hendrika Cantwell
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Mr. Randall Carter
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In Honor of Walt Imhoff
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell
John & Marcy in honor of their marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tallmadge
In Honor of Jose, Juan, Colin Marks,
Minnie Marks, Evan Marks, Evelyn
Epstein, The Leinbachs, Sue, Jeff, Haley,
Alyssa, The Clarks, Renwick Harvey
Bobbie Bardt
In Honor of Dr. Ruby Kadota
Mr. Daniel Oberg
Mr. Dale Varner
In Honor of Elizabeth Kincannon
Dr. Ruby L. Kadota
In Honor of Carolyn King
Ms. Jillian vanIngen
In Honor of Jack Koller
Mr. Scott Navratil
In Honor of Drs. Mary and Richard
Krugman
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Bernau
In Honor of Dick Krugman
The Telluray Foundation
In Honor of Lee and Loren Larson
Mr. and Mrs. John Wisotski
In Honor of Bill Mackiernan
Mr. Barry J. Goldstein
In Honor of William Marsh
Dr. Ruby L. Kadota
In Honor of Cindy and Al Meyer
Ms. Leslie Reingold and Mr. Thomas Eskelson
In Honor of Great-Grandchildren, Noah
& Bella
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Pool
In Honor of Dan Oberg
Dr. Ruby L. Kadota
In Honor of Pamela Ann Myers Purvis
Mr. Thomas G. DePetro
In Honor of Tracy Rivera
Ms. Veronica Casias
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elfenbein
In Honor of Cindy Satel
Mr. Darrell David
In Honor of Jack Schroeder
Ms. Carrie McConnell
Ms. Janice Schroeder
In Honor of Scott Smith
Dr. Ruby L. Kadota
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In Memory of Georgia Imhoff (continued)
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hutchens
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hutchison
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huttner
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Imhoff
The Walter & Georgia Imhoff Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Isaacs
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Isaak
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson
Gail and George Johnson
Drs. Doug and Ann Jones
Ms. Joanne Kalish
Kirchhof Group, Inc.
Koelbel Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koeppe
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Kortz
ZeZe Kreidle
Dr. Mary and Richard Krugman
Jon and Teri Kruljac
Ms. Judith Kugler
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Langer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leafstrand
Mr. and Mrs. Chuan Li
Jim and Marcia Lyons
Ms. Sue R. Mackenzie
Ms. Susan J. McFarlane
Mr. James McNally
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Messina
Mr. Gerald Middleton
Mike Shaw Chevy Buick Saab
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Miller
Mr. James Morgese
National CineMedia, LLC
Gordon and Jane Netzorg
Ronald New
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Newman
John and Mary Nice
Ms. Elizabeth Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Nill
LaDean Nuanes
Mr. and Mrs. James Nussbaum
Ms. Annie Pinnick
Ms. Adrienne Porterfield
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Raymond
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Robinson
Rocky Mountain PBS
Ms. Teresa Roe
Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation
Geri and Meyer Saltzman
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Samford
Mr. L.T. Sandvik
Saunders Construction, Inc.
David and Robin Savitz
Mr. Gene Schnabel
Ms. Rebecca Shreck
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Sickler
David and Leslie Sogge
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spurway
St. Mary Land & Exploration Company
Mr. Dave Steiner
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stevens
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
Stonehocker Family Foundation
Lynne Sullivan
Mr. Brett Miller and Dr. Heather N. Taussig
Dr. Lynn and Lisa Taussig
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Tepper
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lee Terry
Mr. Michael Timmins
Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Toltz
Howard and Carol Torgove
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Travis
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Unrein
Ms. Judith Wagner
Mr. George Walker
James and Lucy Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watt
Mr. Steve Werner
Mr. and Mrs. E. Patrick Wiesner
Ms. Marsha Willis
Ms. Lucy Wirth
Mr. Thomas D. Wolf
Jesse and Molly Wolff
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Zemlyak
In Memory of Dr. Ruth Kempe
Ms. Meredith Appy
Ms. Brenda Beaty
Ms. Rose Bradycohen
Kathleen K. Brock
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Mark W. Brunvand
Mr. Peter Bunik
Ms. Diane Caldwell
Ms. Ruth Carrel
Ms. Susan Chidley
Ms. Patricia Cozetto
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Craft
Ms. Lori Crane
Mr. and Mrs. W. Perry Dickinson
Frances Dollard
Ms. Amanda Donnelly
Ms. Marion P. Downs
Shirley and Vincent Fulginiti
Dr. Robert J. Glaser
Jim and Ann Goldfarb
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Grosz
Ms. Elizabeth Hall
K.A and J.L. Hannah
Dr. Lawrence J. Hergott
Ms. Martha Huckaby
I.A.M.A.W. - Airline District Lodge 141
Walt and Georgia Imhoff
Gail and George Johnson
Marion L. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kane
Ms. Bernie C. Kern
Drs. Mary and Richard Krugman
Littleton Pediatric Medical Center
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Littman
Ms. Rhonda Lloyd
Mr. James H. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Miller
Dr. Fred Mimmack
Paul and Barbara Moe
Ms. Barbara Morris
Mr. and Mrs. David Nowels
Mrs. Madeline O’Brien
Mr. Kyle Osborn
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pollock
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Pulverman
Saunders Construction, Inc.
Stuart and Ida Schneck
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Seewald
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Seewald
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Silverman
Smith Brooks Bolshoun & Company
Ms. Laura Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Szilagyi
Mr. Brett Miller and Dr. Heather N. Taussig
Dr. Lynn and Lisa Taussig
Dr. and Mrs. Mitsuo Tottori, M.D.
Ms. Jane M. Wainwright
Dr. and Mrs. Norman Weiner
Anne and Joan Welch
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Wicks
Jesse and Molly Wolff
In Memory of Jasmine McIntosh
Jan and Lonnie McIntosh
In Memory of Blake Wolfson
Mr. Robert Wolfson
The Kempe Foundation Welcomes Three New Board Members
The Kempe Foundation is pleased to announce the
appointment of new Board of Director members. We are
honored to have these incredible representatives from the
philanthropic community join Kempe.
Tim Brown, CEO of NRC Broadcasting and Sign
Language Marketing, has a thorough sales and
management background in the high technology/
telecommunications, radio broadcasting, and most
recently graphical printing and signage industries.
Tim Brown
Bruce A. Fowler is a partner with the law firm of
Fairfield and Woods, P.C. where he specializes his practice in
estates, trusts, and tax planning. The primary
focus of his practice is helping families transfer
their wealth to the next generation.
Beth Klein, Managing Shareholder in KLEIN |
FRANK, P.C. Denver and Boulder. The firm’s
emphasis is in commercial, complex, and
personal injury litigation and trials.
Bruce A. Fowler
We welcome these community leaders to Kempe
and look forward to the great work they will be
doing on behalf of the children we serve. Thank
you for your commitment to Kempe!
Beth Klein
The Kempe Foundation Board of Directors
Jon B. Kruljac, Board Chair
GVC Capital, LLC
Kenneth A. Friednash, Treasurer
Dakota Fresh-Mex, LLC
Gail B. Johnson, Secretary
Community Leader
Nicole Ament, Esq.,
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
Andy Boian
dovetail solutions™
Tim Brown
Sign Language/NRC Broadcasting
Reynolds Cannon
Windsor Capital Partners, LLC
Steven A. Cohen
Anschutz Investment Company
Stephen R. Daniels, PhD, MD
CU School of Medicine/The
Children’s Hospital
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John D. Faught, Esq.
Fognani & Faught
Bruce Fowler
Fairfield and Woods, PC
Walter F. Imhoff
Community Leader
Ruby Kadota, MD
Colorado Permanente Medical Group
Beth Klein
Klein/Frank, PC
Richard D. Krugman, MD
CU School of Medicine
Bill Mackiernan
Miller Weingarten Realty, LLC
Tate McCoy
Lockton Companies
Martha Rubi
International Investments Company
Richard C. Saunders
Saunders Construction, Inc.
David B. Savitz, Esq.
Attorney at Law
Andrew Sirotnak, MD
The Kempe Center, Interim Executive
Director and Kempe Child Protection
Team Director
Mark Smith
M.J. Smith & Associates
Jesse F. Wolff
The Kempe Foundation
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Dean Prina, MD
Jeannie Ritter, First Lady of Colorado
Landri C. Taylor
Anne Trujillo
Ryta Sondergard
The Kempe Foundation Alliance
Lisa L. Taussig
Community Leader
Dylan Taylor
First Services
Kareina Westlund
US Bank
HONORARY BOARD
Jules Amer, MD
John Elway
Frances Owens
Howard Torgove
Recognizing our Supporters
The Kempe Foundation receives support
from generous organizations throughout
the year. Foundations, government
agencies and corporations make it
possible for The Kempe Foundation and
Center to provide programs and services
as we work toward the ultimate goal of
bringing an end to child abuse.
Major gifts and grants ($25,000
and above) received from July 1 to
December 31, 2009 designated for the
general operations and programs of
The Kempe Foundation and The Kempe
Center include:
• The Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation
has awarded its second consecutive
grant to Kempe’s Therapeutic
Preschool. Funds directly address
the Buell Foundation’s priorities to
support the healthy development
and education of young children.
• The Patricia Crown Family’s multiyear commitment to Kempe’s Child
Protection Team is designated to
support the staff and operations
necessary to provide assessments
and treatment to physically or
sexually abused or neglected
children.
• The Daniels Fund ongoing support
of Kempe’s Fostering Healthy
Futures (FHF) program helps reduce
adolescent risk behaviors and
promote positive outcomes among
girls and boys ages 9-11 who have
been maltreated and placed in foster
care. FHF meets the Daniels Fund’s
priorities of youth development,
education, and disadvantaged
populations.
• The Lea for Justice Foundation
and Ludlow-Griffith Foundation’s
unrestricted grants will be used to
serve children and their families/
caregivers, develop pediatric law,
and promote public awareness in
our vision to end child abuse and
neglect.
• The State of Colorado’s Tony
Grampsas Youth Services Program is
in its second year of helping to fund
Kempe’s Fostering Healthy Futures
program.
• The State of Colorado’s Department
of Public Safety/Victims of Crime
Act Assistance Fund/American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act of
2009 has granted Kempe’s Child
Trauma and Under Sixes Programs
funds to provide mental health
treatment and judicial support for
child victims of crime and their nonoffending caregivers.
Planned Giving
By Angela DellaSalle, Kempe Foundation Staff
Please join the Kempe Society and ensure that future
generations of children will have the opportunity to lead
successful lives. Kempe Society members are our generous
supporters who want to direct a gift that will assure their
philanthropic dedication continues beyond their lifetime.
As a member of the Kempe Society, there are several ways
you can make a difference by incorporating The Kempe
Foundation into your will or estate planning, and many of
these options can provide you with immediate or future
tax advantages.
• Retirement Accounts – contribute
assets to Kempe through your IRA,
401(k) or 403 (b).
• Life Insurance – name Kempe as the
beneficiary on a life insurance policy.
• Stocks – avoid paying income tax on
the gain from the sale of a stock by
Angela DellaSalle
making a donation to Kempe.
The Kempe Foundation can be named as a beneficiary in
your will or in any one of a number of ways:
Consult with your financial advisor or
attorney to understand how best to structure your estate
plan. The Kempe Society was created exclusively to honor
and recognize individuals who have helped to further lifesaving work for abused and neglected children through
planned giving.
• A Charitable Bequest – name Kempe as a beneficiary
in your will or trust with a gift of a designated amount,
percentage of your estate or specific assets.
For more information, please contact Angela DellaSalle,
Major Gifts Officer, at 303-864-5312 or e-mail
[email protected].
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The Gary Pavilion at The Children’s Hospital
Anschutz Medical Campus
13123 E. 16th Ave., B390
Aurora, CO 80045
UPCOMING EVENTS
Kempe Takes Manhattan
Come celebrate in New York style to support abused and neglected children
during the “Kempe Takes Manhattan” event at 6 p.m. on Friday, April
16 at the Denver Marriott City Center. The event will recreate the iconic
excitement and glamour of New York City during a dinner inspired by Big
Apple cuisine, a Broadway-themed musical revue, live auction, and Studio 54
dancing. Contact Mae Desaire at 303.864.5316 or [email protected].
Cherry Creek Sneak Benefiting Kempe
More than 10,000 runners and walkers will help support The Kempe
Foundation during the 28th Annual Cherry Creek Sneak on Sunday, April 25.
Participants can support Kempe by making an incremental donation during
registration or by raising pledges as part of a team or individually. To pledge
your support for abused kids, please visit active.com/donate/kempe. Contact
Katie Kosters at 303.864.5301 or [email protected].
Kempe 101 Tour
On Wednesday, May 19 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., join The Kempe Foundation
for the Kempe 101 Tour. Learn more about Kempe and how you can make a
difference in the fight against child abuse and neglect. Contact Beth Stefl at
303.864.5315 or [email protected].
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