annual report - YWCA of Richmond

bronze sponsors
Barber Martin Agency
Hunton & Williams
Troutman Sanders
patron ticket holders
Kitty Claiborne
Heather Daniel
Claire Gastanaga
Missy Ryan
Cabell West
Laura Wilson
The YWCA is an organization that
rescues innocent women, children
and sometimes men from abusers,
stalkers and other people involved
in domestic violence and sexual
assault. It amazes me how this
organization helps people escape
dangerous situations and get the services they need. I am
very proud to support the YWCA and every program they
have. They are changing the lives of women, children and
men in distress and that needs to be shouted to the world.
group therapy ywla families
Megan Rahman
Troutman & Sanders, LLP
Tara Casey
University of Richmond
Law School
collaborate
historical building
Paula Rieck
MeadWestvaco
Christine Centeno
The Lewis Group,
Morgan Stanley Wealth
Management
Debbie Sexton
Bank of America
Robyn Deyo
Barber Martin Agency
Maya Payne Smart
Shaka Smart Basketball Camps
Manju Ganeriwala
Department of the Treasury
Gayle Jessup White
GJW Communications
Patty Gill
Patty Gill, PLC
Angie Williams
Sun Trust
Patty Shell
Dominion Resources
quality childcare
eliminating racism
804
freedom
change
service
dignity
804-612-6126 change
empowering women
early childhood transitioning
education hospital accompaniment
future
donations
equality
nurture
outstanding women awards advancement
together
healthy owa
relationships
success
ywca
private apartment rescue & recovery
street
vision
transitional
housing
of richmond
events
media sponsors
NBC12
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
WCVE
elevating inspire
opportunity
hope rapid rehousing children
Kim Mahan
Maxx Potential
5th
programs
silver sponsors
Genworth
Royall & Company
VCU Medical Center
Wells Fargo
crisis hotline
sexual assault justice
preschool
Thanks to Debbie Johnston
for her continued support
Cathy Diskin, Treasurer
Capital One
Alice Land
Capital One
safe housing
gold sponsor
peace
free
low
income
giving
development
mission
leadership
in-kind donors
Carreras Jewelers
C.P. Dean
Nesbit Salon
Pink Photography
Richmond Symphony
Saks Fifth Avenue
Sticky Rice
platinum sponsor
case
management
advancement
table sponsors
Bank of America
Boomer Magazine & Ross Publishing
CarMax
Davenport & Company
Markel Corporation
McGuireWoods, LLP
NewMarket Corporation
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Verizon
Virginia Credit Union
YMCA of Greater Richmond
honoree table sponsor
Frazier Millner-Armstrong
President-Elect
Community Advocate
brave
transition
thank you
sponsors
Bon Secours Health System
thank you
va
Patti Hansen
Capital One
Patricia Merrill
President
Genworth Financial
community
volunteerism
BON SECOURS
RICHMOND HEALTH SYSTEM
board of service guidance
governing
directors
overseeing
community
parents
communications
diamond sponsor
fundraising
awards nonprofit
management
education
presenting sponsor
events
arts
outstanding
business
women
human relations
faith in action &
leadership finance
programs
health &
science
law &
government
strength
.
annual report
support
volunteers
encourage safety learning community
fundraising
domestic violence
awareness
dating violence
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Business Judy Pahren, Nonprofit Management Babs Jackson,
Human Relations & Faith in Action Cassie Matthew,
Communications Lori Ross, Arts Pam Kiecker Royall,
Education Jamelle Smith Wilson, Health & Science Jill Kennedy,
Law & Government Jennifer McClellan, Volunteerism Cherry Peters
Linda S. Tissiere
Chief Executive Officer
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Kimberly P. Kugelman
Chief Financial Officer
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ywca executive team
Rebecca D. Lee
Chief Programs Officer
Carol Anne Baker Lajoie
Chief Development Officer
phone: 804.643.6761
hotline: 804.612.6126
6 N. 5th Street, Richmond, VA 23219
www.ywcarichmond.org
Vision
We strengthen our community by
creating and advancing opportunities to
empower women, children, and families to live their best lives.
ywca’s
Child Development Center
transitioned to
kindergarten
Nationally-accredited,
3-star rating from the
VA Star Quality Initiative
care
fun
naeyc
preschool &
high-quality
family freedom
services childhood
services
warmth
exploration
development children
diverse
curiosity
served 65 children, ages 3-5 with quality,
comprehensive preschool programming.
encouragement
100%
of kids correctly
recognized colors and shapes
100%
of parents said that their child’s
teacher understood their needs
series of Nurturing
7 week
Parenting workshops
95%
of kids met or exceeded
emotional and social
development benchmarks
2
3,425 survivors served
hotline calls answered
women and children
provided with shelter
services
clients
87% oftransitioned
into
safe housing
..
domestic & healthy relationships
hotline
financials
sexual violence
therapy
services
assets
safe housing
100%
of eligible kids
the
86
safety planning dignity freedom
counseling
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3,271
hope
hours per day
people can call
when in crisis
freedom support
justice
5
domestic violence and sexual
abuse agencies combined in
2014 for one regional hotline
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At the 2014 Outstanding Women
Awards, the YWCA of Richmond
announce the establishment of the
Pat Asch Fellowship for Social Justice
to further the work and honor the
memory of Patricia Morris Asch. The Fellowship is designed
to support the work or professional development of a woman
who, like Pat, has a vision for change in her own life and
the drive to make positive change in the Greater Richmond
community. Applications will be accepted in the Fall of
each year. Please visit out website for more information.
When I moved back in with my abuser. Julie [YWCA counselor] told
me it was okay and that the YW was still there for me, no matter what.
After a bad fight, I was in the hospital and my son had to stay with
his second-grade teacher. Julie told me not only could I come back
to the shelter, but I'd have my own apartment now, and my son could
have his own room. I still see Julie for counseling, but now I have my
own apartment and hold my own lease. I've started a small business
and know I am setting a good example for my son. There is no doubt
in my mind that I would not be alive now if it wasn't for the YWCA.
cash & cash equivalents
net contributions receivable
grants receivable
other receivables
prepaid expenses
other current assets
investments
net property and equipment
total assets
liabilities & net assets
2014
$307,793
$187,990
$54,695
$40,116
$36,345
$2,695
$1,636,186
$2,068,247
$4,334,047
2013
$41,140
$198,680
$51,872
$60,905
$6,262
$2,695
$1,376,523
$2,142,166
$3,880,243
total liabilities
net assets
unrestricted
temporary restricted
total net assets
$231,864
$167,420
$3,928,519
$173,664
$4,102,183
$3,420,325
$292,498
$3,712,823
total liabilities & net assets
$4,334,047
$3,880,243
* a portion of additional revenue was reinvested in our endowment
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My husband and I were working, but the recession hit both our
industries hard. When we toured preschools we could afford, we
knew they weren't high quality and we didn't want our kids there.
Then we came to the YWCA and we were overjoyed. It was licensed,
nationally-accredited, AND we were able to pay based on our income.
We knew this was the place for us. All three of our children were
students at the YW and each one is excelling in elementary school now.
Full financial, governance, and program information
is available on our Give Richmond portfolio online at
www.giverichmond.org
shelter
Mission
The YWCA of Richmond is dedicated to
eliminating racism, empowering women, and
promioting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.
expenses
total: $2,332,728
women’s advocacy
$1,116,580
child development center
$736,561
managment & general
$281,742
development
$197,845
revenue
total: $2,722,089
contributions
$1,355,069
other
$38,529
investment/endowment
$243,819
special events
$194,737
government grants
$400,120
united way
$300,826
program services
$188,989