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Annual Report | 2009
Adelante Development Center, Inc. • 2009 Annual Report
Table of Contents
CEO & Board Chair Letter .............................................................................................................. 2
Touching Lives ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Creating Opportunities ................................................................................................................... 5
Rewriting the Future ........................................................................................................................ 7
Empowering Lives ............................................................................................................................ 9
Paying it Forward ............................................................................................................................ 11
Volunteers .......................................................................................................................................... 13
Investing in Our Future ................................................................................................................ 15
Our Services ....................................................................................................................................... 17
Financials ............................................................................................................................................ 19
Leadership .......................................................................................................................................... 21
Our mission is to assist and support people with disabilities in
discovering and implementing their personal goals in life.
From Mike and Bob
In 1978, six families set out to change the lives of their autistic children and offer them the dignity
that comes with having choices and being involved in their communities. Today, Adelante reaches
over 800 individuals with disabilities in New Mexico and employs nearly 1,000 people with a budget
of just over $26,000,000.
During the past 31 years, we have been part of enormous progress for people with disabilities. Our
programs and businesses continue to provide new opportunities for individuals to be empowered in
their communities through diverse experiences such as yoga, art, dance, animal therapy, horticultural
therapy, independent living, earning a paycheck and volunteering in the community.
In the past year, the threat of funding cuts has caused many providers to decrease services. Adelante held strong and was able to continue to offer the same level of services despite these concerns.
Additionally, we sought alternative ways to support our mission by diversifying income streams and
maximizing the impact of every dollar.
Our focus remains on providing opportunities for individuals with disabilities to achieve their goals.
We have no doubt that with our collective courage, creativity and persistence, together we will provide a strong future for individuals with disabilities in New Mexico!
Mike Kivitz, President/CEO
Bob Walton, Board Chair
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touching
453
7,315
jobs
hours
Adelante program
participants volunteered
7,315 hours in giving back to
our community.
During 2009 Adelante
employed 453 people
with disabilities in our
affirmative enterprise
businesses and throughout
the community.
968,483
meals
Desert Harvest Food Rescue
fed over over 250,000 hungry
people in Bernalillo County and
rescued 968,483 meals in 2009.
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lives
$2,500,726
earned
People with disabilities, placed in employment
through Adelante, earned $2,500,726.
154
people
Throughout three day habilitation
programs and eleven community
living residences, Adelante served
154 people with disabilities
in Valencia County in 2009.
1,167
customers
Document Destruction
Services supported 1,167
locations for customers
throughout New Mexico.
Satellite Map Courtesy of NASA
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At Adelante we’re about creating opportunities for people with disabilities to grow and
thrive! We do this by offering a continuum
of services, which promote choice and inclusion opportunities for people with mental and
physical disabilities, so they can participate in
the community and remain as independent as
possible.
Our programs focus on health and wellness,
community outings, independence, volunteerism, social and learning activities—each
of which are an integral part of healthy and
active involvement in the community.
Whether working with a favorite animal or
discovering a hidden talent as a photographer, the opportunities are limitless.
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yoga
dance
pet therapy
horticultural therapy
art
karaoke
theatre
music
volunteering in the community
photography
Noelle is part of Adelante’s Arts
& Animals program, where she
experiences various types of art
mediums and interacts with
animals daily. She especially
enjoys taking part in training
assistance dogs, which is one
of the unique aspects of the
program.
We believe that these experiences enhance
the quality of life for everyone. That’s why we
continue to look for opportunities to incorporate new activities into our program offerings.
creating
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opportunities
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empowering
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How do we define ourselves? We define
ourselves through many things in life—but
our job is perhaps one of the most important.
At Adelante we work to provide opportunities
for people to grow and thrive in vocational
environments. Our biggest reward is seeing
someone empowered by working in the community or working in one of Adelante’s Affirmative Enterprise Businesses.
Gene is employed in the
community. He serves snacks
to employees working in a
local office. Employment is
often key to an individual’s
independence, providing
financial stability, self-worth,
and personal empowerment.
In each case individuals learn job skills and
are given our support along the way. We
operate several affirmative businesses that
provide valuable services for local businesses,
while at the same time providing employment
for 321 people with disabilities. A variety of
employment opportunities are available in
those businesses. Each enterprise is located in
the community and Adelante operates them
while providing the vocational training and
support individuals need to succeed in their
jobs.
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Document Destruction
Document Imaging
Assembly Services and Packaging
Bargain Square Thrift Stores
Facilities Support and Maintenance
Through Adelante’s Employment Services
individuals are placed in jobs in the community and given the tools and support to maintain
successful employment. We work with local
businesses to create partnerships that foster
growth and opportunities for each individual
to see where their skills fit with a potential
employer. During the past fiscal year this program has placed nearly 100 individuals with
disabilities in jobs throughout our community.
lives
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rewriting
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At Adelante we are continually seeking new and
innovative ways to address needs in the community
and 2009 was no exception. As you wander through
the achievements below, know that we consider you a
part of our team that works together to achieve goals
and we look forward to growing with you in the future!
Marla is a Document Prep
Technician working at
Adelante’s newest enterprise
business, Document Imaging.
She helps prepare documents
to be scanned and converted
into an electronic format. She’s
helping provide an efficient,
environmentally friendly way
for companies to store their
records.
In 2009 we began ramping up for more green enterprises. Adelante’s first successful venture in providing
green jobs was with the document shredding business,
which today services over 1,167 locations statewide
and employs 58 individuals with disabilities. In 2009,
due to its astounding success and the need for full-service document management, the Document Imaging
business is the latest addition to the green jobs initiative. This business provides comprehensive, high-quality document scanning, indexing, sorting and storage
of electronic files for companies and government
organizations throughout New Mexico. We see great
synergy between the Document Imaging business
and the document shredding business because once
documents are scanned they need to be destroyed by
shredding.
Desert Harvest Food Rescue program received a
large grant from the PNM Foundation to aid in expanding the program in 2009. With this funding, as well as
funding from Domanica Foundation, General Mills and
Kiwanis Foundation, Desert Harvest nearly doubled
the amount of food rescued from 2008 to 2009 and
provided 968,483 meals to over 250,00 hungry New
Mexicans. Desert Harvest was started in 2001 to address two needs—to alleviate hunger in central New
Mexico and to provide volunteer opportunities for
people with disabilities.
Due to the growing need for services that support
the aging population, the new Seniors Program building was purchased in March of 2009. Set to open in the
summer of 2010, the new Seniors building will provide
the opportunity for Seniors with disabilities to stay
active in the community, socialize, dance, exercise and
many other activities that would be impossible without
a supportive environment.
the future
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paying it
Through Adelante, program participants
join others in their community in the spirit
in contributing to others. They provide their
time, skills and passions. Volunteering is one
of the best means there is to naturally promote people getting to know each other,
appreciating and befriending each other,
and experiencing true belonging. This is why
Adelante offers a wide variety of volunteer
opportunities.
Desert Harvest Food Rescue is one of the
opportunities that is making huge strides
in reducing hunger in New Mexico. Other
volunteer opportunities such as those with
Albuquerque Meals on Wheels and Heartland
Hospice may encourage someone to design
and assemble flower arrangements for hospice patients or deliver meals to elderly who
are homebound.
No matter what the volunteer opportunity
is, or who the volunteer is, the experience is
the same—one of fulfillment, self-worth and
reward. Often along the way a friend or two is
made.
Volunteering is one of the best means there
is to naturally promote people getting to
know each other, appreciating and befriending each other, and experiencing true belonging. In 2009 Adelante program participants
volunteered over 7,315 hours!
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Mike is a volunteer who
supports Creative Hands day
program participants two days
a week. Although Mike himself
suffers from MS, he doesn’t let
that stop him from giving
back. “I like to see a smile.
Interacting—that’s the most
rewarding,” he says.
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volunteers
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volunteers fy 2008-2009
Adelante volunteers are an
integral part of our programs
and services, providing a
wide variety of contributions.
Whether on a short-term or a
long-term basis, every person
who donates time helps make
a difference in the lives of
people with disabilities.
Thank you to all the generous
volunteers who continue to
support Adelante and our
mission.
Amanda Abeita
Navil Arevalos
Sarah Atchison
Heather Baker
Jenee Barraza
Julie Bouchard
Theodosia Chavez
Carolyn Cisneros
ABCCivitan
Betty Clark
Mirna Contreras
Charryl Crago
Kristie Erdmann
Jean Fought
Lydia Freyre
Rosa Galindo
Ina Gallegos
Maira Garcia
JoyAnn Gonzales
Sheila Gonzales
Mayra Gonzalez
Janine Gutierrez
Sean Hall
Billie Haskins
Terry Heames
Tracey Horsley
Judy Hudson
Susan Ibarra
Stephanie Ignatavicius
Crystal Jiron
Jessica Johnson
Victoria Johnson
Jennifer Jones
Chris Jones
William Jones
Daisy Juarez
Carol Lachenmeyer
LeAnna LaMotte
Mayra Loera
Johanna Lopez
Luci Loretto
Kenneth Lucas
Margaret Lucero
Mary Lynch
Roxanna Maldonado
Felicia Maldonado
Alicia Marquez
Lorraine Martinez
Clayton Milla
Danielle Miranda
Charles Montaño
Katherine Moore
Eleanor Nelsen
Dotty Nelson
Bill Newroe
Nancy Nortz
Bertha Ochoa
Natasha Parsons
Bertha Pino
Maria Radford
Danielle Rael
Rosemond Reese
Sandy Rendell
Stephanie Rodriguez
Carolyn Romero
Taylor Sais
Stephen Scott
Amy Sedillo
Pat Simmons
Elaine Smith
Brandi Smith
Stacy Snyder
Mark Taylor
Jacqueline Toledo
Henrietta Torres
Up With People
Cristina Valenzuela
Joyce Vargas
Janess Vigil
Sue Wheeler
Susan Williams
Michelle Ybarra
Wendy Zollinger
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investing in
donations from FY 2008-2009
$50,000 & above
Daniels Fund
United Way of Central NM
$5,000 - $49,000
Albuquerque Community
Foundation
Bank of the West
E. Blaugrund Family Fund
General Mills Community
Partnership Council
Hancock Family Foundation
LightHouse Business Information
Solutions
Sheila A. Moore
NM Transit and Rail Bureau
PNM Resources Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
Albuquerque Economic
Development
Bank of Albuquerque
Compass Bank
Danny & Jill Beets
Susan Buergi
CB Richard Ellis
Center for Behavioral Services
James & Peggy Channell
Michael & Sharon Coleman
Combined Federal Campaign
Dr. Richard & Margaret Cronin •
Delta Group Electronics
Document Technologies
Domanica Foundation
Educational Diagnostics, Ltd.
Al Friedman & Casilda Pardo
Don & Frankie Glidewell
Keith & Jeannie Harris
Hart Construction, Inc.
Mark & Renee Humphrey
Krista Kelley
Mike & Ellen Kivitz
Kleinfeld Commercial Brokerage,
LLC
Klinger Constructors, LLC
Knights Of Columbus Council #4227
Rick & Molly Madden •
Myers, Oliver & Price, P.C.
New Mexico Mutual
Poms & Associates Insurance
Brokers, Inc.
Dallas and Nancy Renner •
Stephen Schoderbek
Phillip & Ronnie Schroer
Sennheiser New Mexico, LLC
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Stan & Mary Strickman
Tom Tumolillo & Pam Sullivan •
Technology Ventures Corporation
United Cerebal Palsy
Wells Fargo Bank
Gloria J. Zamora
Ken & Kathy Zangara
$500 - $999
Ray & Thea Berg •
Jim Bullard & Gail Chynoweth
Grace Butler
Century Sign Builders
Bettie Dossett
Robin Dyche
Forest City – Mesa Del Sol
Joe Gomez
Walter & Helen Jackson •
Ruth Kivitz
Harm Kraai
Jaymerose Lopez & Keith
Castleberry
Mike & Mary Lowrimore •
Ron & Carmela Maes
Lori & Dustin Messex
Rodney Meyer
Mountain States Mutual Casualty
Company
Pfizer
Mario A. Pino
Kathy Raglin
Reid & Associates, LLC
Duffy & Jean Ann Swan
Titan Property Management, LLC
Bob Walton •
Whole Foods Market
Carla D. Zweigart
$100 - $499
Javier & Roseanne Aceves
Anitra Alderete
Kamal Ali
American Legion Post 99
Steve Anderson
Missy Archibeck
Anna Otero Hatanaka
Douglas Barrett
Bear Restoration
Larry & Karen Belcheff
John & Barbara Bender
Phillip & Carol Blackshear
Dr. Ken & Harriet Bull
Dick & Linda Burdick
CAC, Inc.
Larry & Robin Carter
Reina Chavez
Gene & Sally Clement
Consensus Planning, Inc.
Geraldine Contreras
Sharron Crouch
Randall Cygan
D. Mark Goodwin & Associates, P.A.
Sandy Davis
Patricia Dawe
Jane DeRose-Bamman
Dr. Frank & Susan DiMotta
Ronald Winkle Jr. & Melissa Winkle
Teresa Dubuque
Judy L. Duran
Durango Medical
Kay Edwards
Cori & Steve Ewing
Nolan Finch
Tracey Fria
Melinda & Gregg Garcia
Claire & Jim Garner •
Patricia Godfrey
Dr. Steve & Penny Goldstine
Darlene N. Gonzales
Hunter Greene
Julian & Margaret Griffin
Arthur & Dolores Grumblatt
Red Guran
David & Kathy Haaland
Sean Hall
Foster Hall
J.D. Halle
Bruce Haynes
Andrew J. Hernandez
Shanna Hicks
Loretta & Mitch Hinton
Huning Limited Partnership
Irving & Rita Greenberg Family
Foundation
Dorothy Janusz
Michael & Robin Johnson
Harold & Joan Johnson
Nancy Johnson
Christine Legorreta
Linhart Music Company
Danette Lovato
Juanita & Anna Lovato
Paul & Marietta Luttrell
William & Ann-Renee Maes
Jolene Marez
Mike Martinez-Pino
Ed & Donna Mascareñas
Anna & David Mayberry
Debra McCracken
Jim & Cynthia McCrory
Fred McEnroe
George & Phyliss McGuire
Dr. Steven & Joan Meilleur
Elaisa & Rita Melero
Ruthie Merrell
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
David Mitchell
Edward & Diana Mizusawa
Moss Adams, LLP
David Doyle
Robert & Townley Neill
Louise Oberender
James & Amy Pacheco
Louisa Padilla
Henry & Dolores Paskiewicz
Peltier, Gustafson and Miller, PA
Donald & Denise Penners
Ed Perlmutter
Jeff & Beth Peterson
Jennifer Platero
Conrad Poelman
Premier Glass & Tint
Pattie Psomas
REDW The Rogoff Firm
Mark & Sylvia Romero
Lars Roose
Catherine Rubio
Tom & Lynn Rymsza
Anthony H. Sanchez
Theresa Sanchez
Karen Savage
Diane Schaller
Paul & Jill Schumacher
Schwab Charitable Fund
M'Lis Scott & John Grant
Scott & Julie Segner
Samuel K. Shaw
Ron Smith
Daniel & Deborah Stephens
Alan & Helen Strouphauer
Dustin & Merry Tidwell
Terry L.Torres
Fred & Jane Weis
Kathy Welborn
Robert Welch & Lucy Amundson
Western Assurance
Kelly Weslake
Cynthia A. Williams
Susan Wilson
Anna Zollinger
up to $99
Crystal Abrisz
Pammy Anaya
Raul Anaya
Shirley Anderson
Jill Anderson
Jean Anderson
Troy Andrews
Terrence Andrews
Brandie Aragon
Vicky Archuleta
our future
Joyce Artery
Rosann Asselin
Adam & Dominique Atencio
Charles & Jeannine Aylward
Catherine Ayres
Imogene Baca
Susie Ball
Diane Barela
Georgia Barreras
Donna Beeman
Curtis Benz
James P. Blaney
Barbara Blea
Monica Blea
Jeannie Blea
Jeanette Blizzard
Chris, Annette, Emma, Jake & Isaiah
Bolton
Alan & Rose Mary Brackett
Chris Burcham
Eric C de Baca
Michelle Campbell
Philip Campbell & Mary Ingram
Campbell
Angela Cano
Herlinda Cano
Lois Carlson
Michael P. & Cathie Carroll
Rhonda Castleberry
Maria Ceniceros
Frankie Chavez
Ron & Iris Clevenger
P. Jodie Clouser
Lucinda Compton
Maria E. Cordova
Sue Crawford
Bruce Davis
Tina Debary
Joyce Dec
Dyon Delara
George Dostal
Stayce Driskell
Echo Ridge Homes Cooperative, Inc.
Carol Endicott
Robert Espinoza
Espinoza Moving Service
Gloria Esquibel
Gary Eyster
Raymond Flores
Dr. Jolynn Galvin
Harry & Virginia Gamblin
Eva Garcia
Margaret L. Garcia
Tim Garcia
Jerra Gonzales
Edina Gonzalez
Arcelia Gonzalez
Alexis & Felicia Graf
Yolanda & Gregory Grundhoffer
Ronald A. Gutierrez
Vern & Victoria Hagen
Nolan Hammack
Kristin Hansen
Jules & Esther Hinkes
The Reverend & Mrs. William N.
Hoelzel, III
Eleanor Honahnie
Debra Inman
Anthony B. Jeffries
Max Jimenez
Rachel Johnson
Joanna Johnston
Gary Jones
Luz Jurado
Kristy Kaneshiro
Michael Kear
Cortez & Kumar Kibble
Sharleen Kirkpatrick
Adrienne Kleiman & Deborah
Pascuzzi
Stuart Klein & Jeanne Klein
P.W. & Elizabeth Kodituwakku
Janet Laros
Roman & Esperanza Latimer
Christina Leon
Adam Leyba
Sandra Limas
Donna Long
Gloria Longley
Lorie Lopez
Isidro Lucero
Henry & Michelle Lujan
Nancy Lutge
Thomas R. Lyons
Michael Madanick
Ted Maestas
Lanny R. Mahan
Imelda Manning
Gabriela Marquez
Susan M. Martinez
Rita and Bob Martinez
Gloria & Della Martinez
Shirley Martinez
Annette Mascareñas
James McDonald
Karen Mehlin
Maria Elena Mendoza
Ray Molina
Anthony Montoya
Maria Morales
Peggy A. Moreau
Michelle D. Moreno
Nadeem Mull
Jennifer Myers
Ron A. Oldfield
Maria Ortiz
Maria Padilla
Katie & Blake Prettyman
Ninette Ramirez
Anna Reichbach
Brenda Resendiz
Doreen Roady
Guadalupe Rodriguez
Nancy Rodriguez
Sandy Ruiz
Juanita Ruiz
Nina Sais
Raina Saiz
John Sanchez
Debbie Sanchez
Tanya Santistevan
Bernadette Segura
Yvonne Silva
Robyn Simon
Ashley Smelser
Steven Smith
Snickerdoodle Twins Foundation
Graciela Solis
Antonio & Kathryn Tafoya
Vincent Taylor
Jessica Temple
Henry & Linda Theiss
Seth Thompson
Fonda Torres
Matthew J. Torres
John Patrick Trujillo
June Trujillo
Debra Jo Trujillo
Marie Tulloch
Ray & Sandra Tyler
Agnes Varoz
Kristy M. Vigil
Christine Vigil y Barrenechea
John Vittal
John Wakeland
Dr. William A. Walker
Donald & Virginia Waltz
Janice Whitting
Sarah Wilbur
Alice Yager
Della Zeoli
• Denotes Adelante Board Member
Thank you! Your donations,
support, and dedication
help inspire and enrich the
lives of disabled individuals
in New Mexico!
To donate online
please visit:
www.goadelante.org
desert harvest
food donors
fy 2008-2009
Albuquerque Academy
Albuquerque Convention
Center
Albuquerque Country Club
Albuquerque Tortilla Co.
Borders Bookstore – Seattle’s
Best Café, Wyoming
Boston’s Pizza & Sports Bar
Chama River Brewing Co.
The Children’s Center
China Luck Restaurant
Cici’s Pizza, Montgomery
City Treats Café
Dos Hermanos
Einstein Bros. Bagels, Academy
Embassy Suites Albuquerque
Hotel Albuquerque
KFC, Isleta
KFC, San Mateo
KFC, N. 4th St
Lovelace Women’s Hospital
Mimi’s Café
Nativo Lodge
Pizza Hut, N. 4th St
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Starbucks, Intel
Starbucks, Corrales
Starbucks, Montaño
Starbucks, Rio Rancho Blvd
Sunflower Market, Corrales
Sunflower Market, Lomas
Sweet Tomatoes, San Mateo
Talin Market
Tomato Café
Trader Joe’s, Holly
Village Market
Vitamin Cottage
Venezia’s Pizzeria, San Mateo
Venezia’s Pizzeria, Juan Tabo
Whole Foods Market, Wyoming
Whole Foods Market, Carlisle
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our services
Adelante provides a variety of specialized and unique services to disabled individuals in Central New Mexico
and has continued to expand its service offerings for over 31 years. We strive to be not only a great resource
to our clients, but also to the entire community.
services
affirmative businesses
Community Options is our day habilitation program
that offers opportunities for New Mexicans with
disabilities to volunteer, learn vocational or life
skills, and be involved in their community.
Assembly Services & Packaging provides packaging services for businesses, including blister pack,
shrink wrap, heat sealing, and fulfillment.
Community Living provides people with disabilities
a variety of care levels to meet the needs of each
individual.
Document Imaging is a business that helps customers convert paper documents into electronic
format, creating a comprehensive document
management system.
Supported Employment operates as an employment agency for adults with disabilities, providing
vocational training, resumes, and assistance with
job searches.
Bargain Square Thrift Stores sell merchandise
and provide retail training for people with disabilities.
Seniors Program is a day service for New Mexicans
55 years and older that allows elderly the opportunity to get out of their homes, meet people and
learn new skills.
Mailing Services is one of the largest bulk mailing
operations statewide and provides employment
and vocational training for over 60 adults with
disabilities.
Friends in Time is the only nonprofit program in
New Mexico providing hands-on support for people
with chronic neuromuscular diseases, including Multiple Sclerosis and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.
Document Destruction Services handles highsecurity shredding for New Mexican businesses
and provides employment for nearly 60 people
with disabilities.
Desert Harvest Food Rescue is a way for people
with disabilities to give back to the community.
Desert Harvest rescues nearly 1,000,000 meals a
year from restaurants, supermarkets and hotels,
delivering it to other local nonprofit agencies who
serve the hungry in Central New Mexico.
Facilities Support Services provides janitorial
services for businesses and government in New
Mexico while offering an integrated work environment for adults with disabilities through
contracts and mobile crews.
For more information or to apply for
services visit us online at
www.goadelante.org
or call 505.341.2000
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revenue
Donor Contributions & Grants
$ 1,794,288
7%
Medicaid Waiver
$ 14,511,897
55%
Program Fees
$ 9,428,590
36%
Other
$ 592,693
2%
expenses
financials
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Community Living
$ 6,714,344
26%
Community Options
$ 3,118,377
12%
Janitorial
$ 7,169,285
28%
Enterprises
$ 3,338,524
13%
Employment Services
$ 808,032
3%
Fundraising
$ 315,283
1%
General Management
$ 4,312,264
17%
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leadership
2009 board of directors
officers
Chair: Bob Walton – Albuquerque Economic Development
Vice-Chair: Pam Sullivan – Retired from Northrop Grumman Corporation
Treasurer: Mike Lowrimore – Bank of the West
Secretary: Ray Barton – Bank of Albuquerque
members
Cate McClain, M.D. – UNM Center for Development and Disability
Claire Garner – Retired from New Mexico Symphony Orchestra
Gino Rinaldi – Rio Metro Regional Transit District
Helen Jackson – Parent of Adelante Client
Leonard DeLayo, Jr. – Attorney at Law
Molly Madden – Keep New Mexico Beautiful/Parent
Nancy Renner – Chocolate Turtle Bed & Breakfast
Pat Marx – Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute
Randy Burge – ProActive Teams
Ray Berg – Retired from Sandia National Laboratories
Dr. Richard Cronin – Physician
Sally Adams – Clear Channel Outdoor
executive team
Mike Kivitz – CEO/President
Andy Vikta – Vice President of Finance & Chief Financial Officer
Jill Beets – Vice President of Marketing & Communications
Jim Bullard – Vice President of Management Systems
Krista Kelley – Vice President of Development
Sheila Moore – Vice President of Operations
Steve Meilleur – Vice President of Human Resources
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3900 Osuna Road NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
(505) 341-2000
To learn more or to
donate online,
please visit:
www.goadelante.org
Photos courtesy of:
Printing by:
Aspen Printing Company, Inc.
a community resource
3900 Osuna Rd NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 • (505) 341-2000 • www.goadelante.org