2013-14 Annual Report - Good Samaritan Community Services

COUNTING OUR BLESSINGS
Annual Report 2013-2014
Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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Obviously, the number of blessings we have at Good
Samaritan Community Services is infinite. It would
take an entire library to document them all, but none
would be more important than our #1 blessing—you.
Enjoy these highlights and thank you for your support.
Dear Friends of
Good Samaritan Community Services,
It is my great pleasure to share with you some of the many ways in which
Good Samaritan Community Services (GSCS) has fulfilled its mission to serve as a
catalyst for change, supporting individuals and families by providing excellent community
services to overcome the impact of poverty. During the past year, in San Antonio, Pharr, Corpus Christi,
Alice, Sonora, and Wimberley, our organization served 5,250 individuals and families with an emphasis
on Excellence and Growth.
EXCELLENCE. Our beautiful Senior Center was re-accredited by the National
Council on Aging. It continues to be the only Senior Center in South Texas that is nationally accredited, offering
the highest standards and best practices. The Good Samaritan Scholars’ Award was established for outstanding
students attending community colleges, and five (5) young GSCS alumni were chosen to receive 2-year college
stipends. They are: Juan Abrego, Jasmine Acosta, Ashley Cardenas, Juan Angel Lopez Lemus, and Ariadna Martinez.
GROWTH. The “Camp Good Sam” program was expanded to yet another South Texas community, Wimberley, where
enrollment exceeded expectations. After school and summer programs in Pharr, Texas, outgrew their first home on the
campus of Trinity Episcopal Church and were invited by the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District to occupy a
much larger facility at Carnahan Elementary School at no cost. The invitation was a vote of confidence in the quality of work
being done with the youth of Pharr. Services were made available to the San Antonio community on Saturdays, including
classes in English as a Second Language and Citizenship, as well as counseling and immediate assistance. GSCS was
able to respond to the large increases in hunger and food insecurity on the west side of San Antonio by continuing its
collaboration with the San Antonio Food Bank and creating a much larger food pantry on our campus. It has been a
privilege to witness the countless ways in which the support of many friends like you help this organization make
lasting change in the lives of thousands. I thank you, and ask for your continued support.
Faithfully,
C. Jill Oettinger, Chief Executive Officer
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2013–2014
OFFICERS
Jeff Rochelle, Chair
Jeff Rochelle PC
Bill Neely, Vice Chair
Labatt Food Service
William Hileman, Treasurer
Farm Bureau Bank
Grace Labatt, Secretary
Community Leader
DIRECTORS
Mallory Ahl
Frost Bank
The Rev. Christopher O. Cole
Episcopal Church of
the Resurrection
Kelly G. Curll
Tesoro Companies, Inc.
Jessica Gaidusek
Valero Energy Corporation
Pamela Matthews
USAA
Pat Orme
Community Leader
Joe Paez
JP’s Bookkeeping and Tax Service
Eyra Perez
San Antonio Education Partnership
Todd Piland
H-E-B
Mrudula Rao, MD
South Texas Behavioral Medicine
Simon Salas
Academica Management SW LLC
Bryan Urioste
Rackspace Hosting
Raymond Wei
CentroMed
Robert L. Wright
Hall-Wright General Agency, Inc.
The Rt. Rev. Gary Lillibridge
The Rt. Rev. David Reed
The Rev. Joann Saylors
Episcopal Diocese of West Texas
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C. Jill Oettinger
CEO
Bette Boyd
Executive Assistant and
Director of Board Affairs
RIO GRANDE VALLEY ADVISORY BOARD
The Hon. Dori Contreras Garza, Chair (‘13)
13th Texas Court of Appeals
Mr. Robert J. Morehead, Chair (‘14)
Mayfair Minerals, Inc./
Mayfair Properties, LLC/Rioco Corp
Ms. Pat B. Fletcher, Vice Chair
Magic Valley Services, Inc.
Mr. Edward Villareal, Treasurer
S. TX Commercial Real Estate Broker,
W.R. Wendt
Ms. Rocio Tanus, Secretary
Hope 2 Others Foundation
Mr. Brent Bishop
Cox Smith
Ms. Sarah P. Cowen
Cowen & Garza, LLP
Mr. John Elred Cozad
Cozad Ranch
Ms. Liza Vasquez Garza
Roerig, Oliveira and Fisher, L.L.P.
Mr. Kevin Graham
Riovest
Ms. Cristina Guerra
tina g, LLC
The Hon. Juan Hinojosa
Texas State Senate, District 20
Mr. Victor H. Lopez
Wells Fargo Bank
Mr. John Della Maggiora
J.D. Solutions
Ms. Murray Moore
Office of Hidalgo County District Attorney
The Rev. Jim Nelson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ms. Imelda Palacios
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD
The Rev. Scott Penrod
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ms. Lydia Hernández Savedra
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD
Mr. F. Heath Smith, IV
The Sendero Group, PLLC
Ms. Monica D. Uribe
State Farm Insurance
Jennifer Cook
Director of Youth
Development Services
CORPUS CHRISTI
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The Rev. Milton Black
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ms. Mary Campbell
Ms. Yvonne Colmenero
Corpus Christi Independent
School District
Ms. Kathy Davies
The Rev. George Dawson
Ms. Barbara Dove
Ms. Connie Freeman
The Rev. John Hardie
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Mr. George Hutchinson
Ms. Fran Jackson
Mr. Joe Jackson
Ms. Jill Johnson
Ms. Jeri Morey
Ms. Lillian Ward
The Rev. Jonathan Wickham
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
The Rev. Bruce Wilson
Church of Reconciliation
SONORA ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Pastor Lewis Allen
Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church
Ms. Louise Dermody
Sonora Elementary School
The Hon. Carla Garner
County of Sutton
The Hon. Pete Gomez
112th District Court
Dr. James Hartman
Sonora Independent School District
Ms. Delyse Jaeger
Eaton Hill Nature Center
Mr. Jerry Jimenez
Juvenile Probation Office
Mr. Brady Johnson
The Bank and Trust
Desiree Norman
Director of
Family Services
Sr. Heather Ryniker, OLF
Director of
Business & Finance
Pastor Matt Killough
First Baptist Church
Mr. Sean Leamon
Sonora Intermediate School
The Rev. Leigh Lloyd
First United Methodist Church
Pastor Don Longoria
Lighthouse Community Church
Ms. Wheless Miller
Sonora Independent School District
Mr. Jim Palonas
Sutton County Underground
Water Conservation District
The Rev. Chris Roque
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mr. Joe David Ross
Ross Ranch
Ms. Noemi Samaniego
Child Welfare Board of
Sutton County
Mr. Roy Smalling
Sonora Church of Christ
ALICE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Ms. Betty Ash
Pastor. Kris Bair
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Rick Del Bosque
Boys and Girls Club of Alice
Dr. Grace Everett
Alice Independent School District
Mr. Pete Ganis
Alice Chevrolet
Pastor Kathleen Kasper
Living Word Fellowship
Mr. Larry Martinez
City of Alice
Mr. Juan Navejar
Alice Chamber of Commerce
The Rev. Jim Noble
First United Methodist Church
Mr. Ike Ornelas
Alice Chamber of Commerce
Ms. Nicole Perez
Alice 24-7
Jill H. Vassar
Director of Advancement
The Hon. Arnold Saenz
County Judge, Jim Wells County
Ms. Billy Scoggins
Methodist Healthcare Ministries
Mr. Bud Smith
First Community Bank
The Rev. Tom Turner
Advent Episcopal Church
Mr. James K. Walker
NYLIFE Securities, LLC
Ms. Clare Wonders
Alice Management Company LLC
WIMBERLEY ADVISORY BOARD
Mr. David Boles
Mr. Tom Bowman
The Rev. Sandra Casey-Martus
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Ms. Gina Fulkerson
Ms. Judy Holmes
Ms. Dee Howard
Wimberley Independent
School District
Ms. Darelle Jordan
Wimberley Independent
School District
Mr. Richard Jordan
Tile Products International
The Rev. Michael Kohler
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Ms. Traci Maxwell
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Ms. Karen Morris
Adventist Health System
Ms. Jennifer Newman
Ms. Gaby Perdue
Ms. T. Cay Rowe
Anvil Communications
I have been blessed to serve as Chairman of the Board of Good Samaritan Community Services (GSCS) over the past year, working
with 20 other Board members who volunteer their time and expertise. It has been our responsibility to ensure that GSCS
programs effect positive change in the lives of individuals and families through high-quality services that can be provided at a
sustainable cost.
Focusing on long-term effects for clients, the community and the organization, Board and senior leadership staff members created
a Strategic Plan for 2012–2014, outlining six key goals that shaped much of the work over the past year. I can now report significant
success in all six (6) areas.
Provision of Excellent Service to Children, Youth, Families and Seniors was reviewed by the Board through internal and
external audits and accreditation. Additionally, Board members were given the opportunity to meet with those served by GSCS for
conversations about their experiences, the impact of programs on their lives, and suggested areas for improvement.
Expansion in Service and in Geography is evident in the increased number of individuals served, hours of operation, and
communities reached. The careful, controlled growth recommended by the Board has continued with the addition of another new
summer program site in Wimberley in 2014.
Enhancement of Brand Recognition of GSCS, as well as securing Diverse and Sustainable Financial Resources, has
been realized through the work of Jill Vassar, our new Director of Advancement. The first Salsa 5K and Good Samaritan Award
Dinner are examples of new ways she and her team have told and celebrated the stories of GSCS, and created opportunities for
the larger community to meaningfully support our mission.
Enhancement and Expansion of Community Partnerships have provided significant additional resources for all those served
by GSCS. Collaborations bring to our clients access to numerous complementary services, as do close ties with corporations. In
June, Board members worked side by side with hundreds of volunteers during H-E-B’s Tournament of Champions to transform our
grounds and play areas just before Camp Good Sam began.
Efficiency and Effectiveness of Operations have required regular Board review of policies and systems, maintaining standards
of best practices in policies, and streamlining systems to keep them updated and cost effective. I appreciate the work of the Board
and Staff that has sustained our organization during a challenging year.
We are all extremely grateful for the support of so many of you whose financial contributions continue to create capacity for this
agency and its mission to serve as a catalyst for change, supporting individuals and families by providing excellent community
services to overcome the impact of poverty.
Sincerely,
Jeff Rochelle
Board Chair, 2013–2014
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BLESSING#
Loving
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Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Ages 18 months to 5 years
Children are offered developmentally appropriate
care to achieve or maintain age-appropriate gross
motor, fine motor, pre-writing, cognitive, language,
self-help and personal and social skills. GSCS
operates two (2) programs:
1. Full-Day and After School Year-Round Care
2.Summer Only Care (“La Escuelita de Verano”)
Served 169 children 18 months to 5 years old.
Partnerships include San Antonio Housing
Authority, Avance, San Antonio Public Library,
Assistance League and USAA.
Childcare
TINA’S STORY
Four-year-old Tina cried excessively each
day at drop-off for her first six weeks and did not
interact with others. When initially assessed using the
Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ), Tina was unable
to complete the gross motor, fine motor, problem solving, or
personal-social tasks and only completed one of six tasks on
the Communication subtest. Tina’s teachers began providing
support for her developmental deficiencies and shy temperament.
The staff worked with Tina’s mother to integrate individualized
therapeutic services. Within a few weeks, Tina became more
outgoing, demonstrated greater confidence and was able
to form strong friendships with two of her classmates.
Now, with the exception of communication tasks,
Tina’s scores show significant improvement
and are all within the normal
developmental range.
Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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BLESSING#
Helping
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Supporting
Educational
Achievement
Reducing
Risk
Exploring
College &
Career
Pathways
Leadership
Development
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
builds programs based on four pillars
After
School
Case
Management
Pharr
San Antonio
Pharr
San Antonio
Youth
Summer
“Camp
Good Sam”
Texas
Hill Country
Camps
Alice
Alice
Corpus Christi Corpus Christi
Pharr
Pharr
San Antonio
San Antonio
(Main Campus) (Main Campus)
and NEISD)
and NEISD)
Sonora
Sonora
Wimberley
Wimberley
College
& Career
Readiness
Asset
Building
for Clients
San Antonio
Lanier High
School
(San Antonio)
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Youth Services San Antonio
AFTER SCHOOL — MAIN CAMPUS
281 youth received services
126 youth showed a reduction in risk
Over 250 neighborhood residents attended Fright Night
325 youth received a Christmas present
(thanks to USAA)
25 youth attended the Fiesta River Parade
(4 youth were on a float!)
CASE MANAGEMENT
114 youth received individualized case management services
49 youth showed an increase in positive behaviors and
strengths (according to SDQ scores)
HILL COUNTRY CAMPS
187 youth received services
17 families attended either Laity Lodge Family Camp or one of
the family retreats at Camp Capers
92% of campers want to return to camp
94% of campers made a new friend at camp
77% of youth reported that attending camp helped them feel
better about themselves
For the first year, 7 high school youth participated as Camp
Capers session staff
7 youth participated in the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas
Colorado Adventure Program
32 youth attended Camp Capers’ mid-winter camp
150 youth attended a Good Sam-only session at
Camp Capers (July 2014)
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Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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scholars
named in 2014
(10 in program
overall)
Back row: Good Samaritan Scholars Juan Abrego,
Juan Angel Lopez Lemus, Jasmine Acosta; and Jones
Scholar Vincent Rios. Front Row: Good Samaritan
Scholars Ariadna Martinez and Ashley Cardenas
To watch a video on YouTube about the Scholars,
go to http://bit.ly/1vNoAqf
COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS
1,062 youth received services
60 youth attended a college campus tour
61 students from Kennedy High School received individual college advising
100% of seniors graduated from high school (50 seniors)
82 total students (juniors/seniors) completed a Financial Aid Workshop
828 students visited Café College for a college readiness workshop
For the first time, 5 students received the Good Samaritan Scholar Award
One Good Samaritan Scholar has been at Good Sam her entire childhood
ASSET BUILDING FOR CLIENTS
1,024 youth received services
77 youth participated in the Youth Advisory Council (YAC)
6 youth attended a statewide youth Teen Summit
83% of youth demonstrated a decrease in risk during the school year
13 YAC youth hosted a booth at Kids Day in the Park
26 YAC youth participated in a beach clean-up in Corpus Christi, Texas
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YOUTH RECEIVED SERVICES (SUMMER 2014)
CAMP GOOD SAM — MAIN CAMPUS
Theme: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
81% of youth showed a reduction in risk
79% of youth demonstrated an increase in positive behaviors
and better understanding of the importance of a healthy lifestyle
81% of youth reported learning something they could use at home or school
68% of youth reported that participating in the program helped
them feel better about their future
CHRIS’S STORY
81% of parents indicated their child could tell them
what they learned at the end of the day
At the beginning of the summer
86 youth had the opportunity to attend at least
program, Chris was very angry and
one field trip
combative—even
hitting the staff. He was
16 youth attended a workshop at Café College
not cooperative with others and wouldn’t listen
13 youth attended a campus tour at San
to instruction. But GSCS leaders worked with
Antonio College
12 youth visited Southwest Research Institute
him the whole summer, teaching him how to
11 youth visited the Witte Museum
handle difficult situations and use the skills he
45 families participated in Family Day
was learning. By the end of the summer,
he had made best friends and was
CAMP GOOD SAM — NEISD
a better student all around.
Theme: Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card
48% of youth showed a reduction in risk
95% of youth demonstrated an increase in positive behaviors and
better understanding of the importance of a healthy lifestyle
76% of youth reported learning something they could use at home or school
71% of youth reported that participating in the program helped them feel
better about their future
80% of parents indicated their child could tell them what they
learned that day
107 youth attended at least one field trip
24 youth participated in the Adopt-a-Highway Project (look for our sign
on FM 1976 Road!)
Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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Youth Services Corpus Christi
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CAMP GOOD SAM — CORPUS CHRISTI
Theme: The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson
and the Olympians) by Rick Riordan
YOUTH RECEIVED SERVICES (SUMMER 2014)
44% of youth showed a reduction in risk
54% of youth demonstrated an increase in positive
behaviors and better understanding of the importance
of a healthy lifestyle
80% of youth reported learning something they could
use at home or school
69% of youth reported that participating in
ISABEL’S STORY
the program helped them feel better about
their future
When Isabel began coming to Camp
80% of parents indicated their child could
Good Sam – Corpus Christi, she was defiant,
tell them what they learned at the end
disruptive, and aggressive toward other campers. Her
of the day
conversations focused on her desire to get pregnant and
older friends that already had children of their own. Our
Program volunteers provided 270
experienced leaders took charge. Through purposeful
hours of service
programs, confidence building and the ability of staffers to
25 families participated in Family Day
show Isabel what her future could really be, by the end
15 youth participated in a writing camp
of the summer program she was talking about going
with the Coastal Bend Writing Project
to college, had a smile on her face a good part of
14 youth attended Camp Capers
the time, and would participate
willingly and joyfully.
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Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
Youth Services Alice
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CAMP GOOD SAM — ALICE
Theme: The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson
and the Olympians) by Rick Riordan
YOUTH RECEIVED SERVICES (SUMMER 2014)
45 youth attended at least one field trip
34 youth visited King Ranch
31 youth visited the National Sea Shore
29 youth attended a Texas A&M Kingsville
campus visit
35 youth visited the Texas State Aquarium
Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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Youth Services Sonora
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CAMP GOOD SAM — SONORA
Theme: The Lorax by Dr. Seuss
YOUTH RECEIVED SERVICES (SUMMER 2014)
64% of youth showed a reduction in risk
77% of youth reported learning something they
could use at home or school
70% of youth reported that participating in the
program helped them feel better about their future
93% of parents indicated their child could tell them
what they learned at the end of the day
22 youth attended a campus tour of Angelo
JOSE’S STORY
State University
17 youth visited the Sonora Caverns
Jose was very disruptive and attention
15 youth attended Camp Capers
seeking, constantly talking, starting arguments
and criticizing others. To curb this behavior, the
GSCS teacher made him her “assistant.” He helped
pass out and put away materials and helped with
tasks. Giving him responsibilities showed him not only
was he important, but also needed, and that created
a drastic improvement! He was able to work well
with others, sit down, not wander, did assignments
without hesitation, and constantly asked
for things he could help with — a complete turnaround.
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Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
Youth Services Wimberley
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CAMP GOOD SAM — WIMBERLEY
Theme: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
YOUTH RECEIVED SERVICES (SUMMER 2014)
38% of youth showed a reduction in risk
33% of youth demonstrated an increase in
positive behaviors and better understanding
of the importance of a healthy lifestyle
76% of youth reported learning something
they could use at home or school
63% of youth reported that participating in
the program helped them feel better about
their future
87% of parents indicated their child could tell
them what they learned at the end of the day
87 youth participated in writing classes with
the Central Texas Writing Project
71 youth attended a campus tour of
St. Edward’s University
16 Families participated in Family Day
14 youth attended Camp Capers
ALONZO’S STORY
At the end of the summer, Alonzo’s
mom said she couldn’t believe the
change in him at home. He was so much
happier. He talked constantly about all of his
friends at camp and didn’t want to miss a
single day. With GSCS staff guidance, a safe
and loving environment and fun programs,
Alonzo had become more outgoing,
and confident—even reading out
loud sharing stories.
Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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Youth Services Pharr
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CAMP GOOD SAM — PHARR
Theme: Holes by Louis Sachar
YOUTH RECEIVED SERVICES (SUMMER 2014)
55% of youth showed a reduction in risk
52% of youth demonstrated an increase in positive behaviors and better understanding
of the importance of a healthy lifestyle
89% of youth reported learning something they could use at home or school
91% of youth reported that participating in the program
helped them feel better about their future
DANIEL’S STORY
100% of parents indicated their child could tell
them what they learned at the end of the day
93 youth attended at least one field trip
Upon arriving at camp, Daniel had
30 youth attended a college campus tour
trouble separating from his older sister.
of University of Texas – Pan American
They did everything together, so being apart
68 youth attended a science camp hosted
was a little overwhelming at first. He felt alone and
by the St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
isolated. Staff continually and gently reminded him
(Wimberley) youth group
that everyone at camp is his friend. He eventually
15 youth attended Camp Capers
accepted invitations into different groups and by
the end of the summer, Daniel had no problem
venturing off without his sister. He learned to
be more independent and open toward
new people and ideas.
AFTER SCHOOL — PHARR
118 youth received services
In partnership with the Pharr–San Juan-Alamo
Independent School District, the program moved
to a new facility
In partnership with the University of Texas – Pan American
School of Social Work, case management services were implemented with interns
40 youth and their families received a Christmas basket and present
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Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
4TH ANNUAL JANE COZAD MEMORIAL 5K
APRIL 2014
RGV Events
“CELEBRATING COMMUNITY
COMMITMENT” AUGUST 2013
Honorees:
Dr. Shirley Reed, President, South Texas College
Dr. Robert Nelson, President, University of
Texas – Pan American
200
guests
On August 7, 2013, GSCS–RGV hosted its 3rd Annual
Celebrating Community Commitment event honoring UTPA President
Dr. Robert Nelson and STC President Dr. Shirley Reed, who were
selected because of their leadership and dedication to improving
education in the Rio Grande Valley. The event welcomed more than
200 guests at the Pharr Events Center and included entertainment by
GSCS–RGV youth, as well as a live and silent auction.
Sponsored by: Border Health PAC; New York Community Trust/ Jan and Randy Slifka Foundation;
Capote International Business Park; Atlas, Hall & Rodriguez, LLP; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morehead;
Frost Bank; International Bank of Commerce; Kittleman, Thomas & Gonzalez; Lawson Commercial;
L&F Distributors; Linebarger, Goggin, Blair and Sampson; Senator Juan Hinojosa; South Texas
Commercial; Tex Best Travel Centers; UTPA Foundation; Vantage Bank, South Texas College;
Guerra Brothers Successors LTD; 13th Court of Appeals; Ms. Shirley Reed; Mr. Albert Garza;
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bishop; Cox Smith; The Hon. Dori Contreras Garza; ES Foods; Superior Health
Plans; Valadan Trucking; Cowen & Garza, LLP; Roerig, Oliveria & Fisher Attorneys at Law; Memorial
Funeral Home; Valley Land Title Company; Garcia & Martinez, LLP; Mr. and Mrs. Casey Doherty
On April 12th, GSCS–RGV hosted its 4th Annual Jane Cozad Memorial 5K
at its new location at Carnahan Elementary, 317
W. Gore in Pharr, Texas. The 5K fun run/walk
was established to remember the life of
Jane Cozad, who was instrumental in
building the after school and summer
youth programs that thrive today.
75
participants
Sponsored by: Clark Knapp Honda; Family of Jane Cozad; Wells Fargo; The Morehead Family;
Verturo Interests; Jan Flether Slifka; Cowen & Garza LLP; The Ramirez Law Firm; Dori Garza Campaign;
Mr. Lalo Villareal; Ms. Monica Uribe; O’Brien Energy Company
Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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Mums & Mimosas
FEBRUARY 2014
413
guests
Chairs: Tracy Winter & Lisa Wolff
Honorary Chair: Kathryn Mays Johnson
Speaker: Glennon Doyle Melton, Author of
Carry On, Warrior, and creator of popular
blog “Momastery”
In February, GSCS welcomed author and blogger Glennon Doyle Melton to its 5th Annual
Mums & Mimosas Luncheon at the San Antonio Country Club. The event welcomed more
than 400 mothers of all ages and raised more than $100,000 for the programs offered to
mothers and children at Good Samaritan Community Services.
Sponsored by: The Mays Family Foundation; Neiman Marcus; Creative Noggin; Mollie Zachry; Greehey Family Foundation; H-E-B; The Broadway; Jill Oettinger; Jill H. Vassar; Frost Bank; Pamela Deegear; Mary
Olive Judson; Joy Fuhrmann; Fit Fusion; Kenneth Maverick, MD; Tracy Winter & Lisa Wolff; Speaker & Mrs. Joe Straus; Episcopal Diocese of West Texas; St. David’s Episcopal Church; St. David’s Episcopal School;
St. George Episcopal Church & School; Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit; Cyrena & Buck Benson; Kelly Fellbaum; Crowns of Beauty; Zacher Crowns of Beauty; Christ Episcopal Church; Anonymous; St. Luke’s
Episcopal School; Silver Eagle Distributors; Cynthia Rubsamen & Martha O’Neill; Labatt Food Service; Ann Flannery; Corie Properties; South Texas Money Management; Girls on the Run Bexar County; St. Mark’s
Episcopal Church; Sissy Tietz
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Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
Good
Samaritan
Award
MAY 2014
Salsa 5K
NOVEMBER 2013
210
guests
Honoree: Tom C. Frost
Chairs: Baker Duncan and Pat Orme
On May 9th, GSCS honored San Antonio
Businessman and Philanthropist Tom C.
Frost at its first Good Samaritan Award
dinner. The event raised more than $100,000
and celebrated Frost’s dedication to San
Antonio and the many organizations he has
impacted through his business and service.
200
participants
Presented by Farm Bureau Bank
On Saturday, November 2, 2013, GSCS hosted its inaugural Salsa
5K Fun Run/Walk presented by Farm Bureau Bank at Port San
Antonio. The event celebrated “all things salsa” and
included salsa music and a salsa tasting at the
conclusion of the race featuring four (4) of
San Antonio’s most celebrated restaurants.
The event raised more than $8,000, with
all proceeds benefitting the healthy living
initiatives offered at GSCS.
Sponsored by: Frost Bank; H-E-B; Shepherd Kaplan LLC; Valero; Mr. and Mrs. Bartell Zachry; Mays
Family Foundation; Ms. Flora Crichton; Avalon Advisors, LLC; Christ Episcopal Church; The James Donnell
Family; Episcopal Diocese of West Texas; Labatt Food Service; Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Robertson; Southwest
Research Institute; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ayres; Mr. and Mrs. Baker Duncan; Norton Rose Fulbright;
T.M.I. – The Episcopal School of Texas; The Rev. and Mrs. Cliff Waller
Sponsored by: Frost Bank; H-E-B; Rosario’s; Jacala Mexican Restaurant;
Aldaco’s Mexican Cuisine; Los Barrios; Bolner’s
Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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BLESSING#
Supportive
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Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
1. Immediate Assistance
Expanded Food Pantry from 90 square feet to 520 square feet
Expanded diaper and formula closet
Provided 624 bags full of Christmas dinner fixings to San Antonio families
Increased number of individuals served by 52% from previous year (954 to 1,454)
2.Case Management and Counseling
328 adults received case management assistance
221 adults received individual counseling
83 attended GED classes
92 attended ESL classes
129 attended Citizenship classes
3.Senior Center
236 seniors ages 60+ enrolled (see page 23)
4.Interns
41 Bachelor’s and Master’s level social work and counseling
interns contributed approximately 11,000 hours of service
to GSCS in child, family, and youth departments
Added partnerships with University of Texas – Pan America,
Texas A&M – San Antonio and Texas State University – San Marcos
Maintained partnerships with University of Texas – San Antonio,
Our Lady of the Lake University, US Army – Fayetteville State
University, University of Southern California
Family
RACHEL’S STORY
Rachel, a single mother of two (2) with no
external support system of family and friends, came
to Good Sam seeking low-cost childcare. Working part time,
she did not qualify for subsidized childcare, but had hopes of
getting back to school and becoming a Registered Nurse. Her
priorities were stable full-time employment and safe childcare for her
children. She was able to get her 3-year-old daughter into a school
program, and Good Sam provided care for her 2-year-old son. The
transition was hard, but despite juggling work hours and after-hours
childcare, she kept her focus on her goals. While her son struggled with
separation anxiety early on, she knew he would need to adjust, and
adjust he did. With the help of GSCS Case Management, she navigated
the landscape of Child Care Services (CCS) to get the benefits she
needed to put her family on the right track. Rachel continues to
face struggles with maintaining the stable environment
she wants for her children, but with the strength and
support of the Good Samaritan Case Management
staff, Rachel can be successful.
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Services Partners
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BLESSING#
Serving
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SENIOR CENTER
Served 236 senior citizens
Provided an array of daily activities specifically designed to meet the social
and physical needs of senior citizens: daily hot lunch, cooking demonstrations,
Zumba Gold, Silver Sneakers, walking club, chair yoga, dance, support groups,
computer classes, arts and crafts, quilting, and guitar lessons
Re-accreditated on March 27, 2014, by the National Council on Aging’s
National Institute of Senior Centers
Awarded 2014 Golden Apple for Best Senior
Program from San Antonio Food Bank
Provided counseling services to 112 seniors
Maintained numerous partnerships:
City of San Antonio, San Antonio Food Bank,
Well Seasoned Cuisine, YWCA, UTHSCSA,
Amerigroup, Molina Healthcare,
United Healthcare, Aetna, WellMed
ROSA’S STORY
After the death of her husband of 50 years,
Rosa no longer felt needed and sunk into a deep
depression, refusing to leave her house or interact
with friends and family. After having frequent feelings of
helplessness and thoughts of suicide, she remembered her
husband telling her about attending Good Samaritan’s Senior
Center 15 years earlier. Since enrolling, she has participated in
Zumba classes, yoga, San Antonio Food Bank’s Project HOPE for
seniors, counseling services, and other activities in an effort to
stay active and involved. With a new sense of self-confidence
and adventure at the age of 78, Rosa even ziplined the
canyons and cliffs of Boulder City, Nevada. Rosa now
has a sense of purpose. She has made many
new friends and credits Good Samaritan
with saving her life.
Seniors
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Donors
More than 1,000 individuals, couples, families, trusts, businesses, corporations, foundations, civic clubs, and
churches supported Good Samaritan Community Services in the July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014 fiscal year.
Support ranged from in-kind donations, capital campaign payments, and cash gifts to special event purchases,
silent and live auction purchases, and government contracts.
Thank
You
for Your
Support!
Every effort has been made to reflect accurately each gift in a year of significant leadership and database changes.
Sincere apologies are extended to any entity not accurately recognized. Please contact Jill H. Vassar, Director of
Advancement, at (210) 424-2065 or [email protected] to make any inquiries or corrections.
Ms. Trudie S. Abbott
Ms. Nicole Ables
Mr. D. W. Ackerman
Ms. Ana Acevedo
Ms. Marsha L. Acock
Ms. LaRue B. Acosta
Ms. Vanessa Adams
Ms. Theresa Addington
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ahl
Ms. Adrienne Alcazar
Ms. Rosalind V. Alderman
Ms. Vanessa Aleman
Ms. Virginia Alexander
Alice Environmental Services
Alice/Jim Wells County Economic
Development Corporation
Alice Kiwanis Club
Alice Management Company/
Ms. Clare Wonders
Alice Mothers Club
Mr. Jerrold P. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Allen
The Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Allen
Ms. Kay Allison
Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Allison
All Saints Episcopal Church,
Corpus Christi
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Ms. Carrie Allport
Ms. Elida Alvarado
AmazonSmile
Amerigroup
Anonymous (3)
Mr. Jorge Arango
Mr. Andrew Arnatt
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Ash
Atlas, Hall & Rodriguez, LLP
Ms. Alice Babine
Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand O Baetz, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Don Balch
Ms. Sue Bain
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
Ms. Kristine Bair
Ms. Dominique Balldin
Ms. Ileana Balle
Ballet Arts School/Ms. Judith Gani
Ms. Holly Balmer
Mr. and Mrs. William Balthorpe
BAMBINO’S
Mr. and Mrs. R. Jerry Barber
Ms. Ardis Barnett
Danitza Basmeson
Ms. Susan Beach-Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Beere
Ms. Pamela K. Behrends
Ms. Esther B. Bell
Ms. Marion Bell
Ms. Gina M. Benavides
Ms. Cyrena Benson
Ms. Elizabeth Berrocal
Ms. Holly Besing
Best White Hingst and Sandoval LLC
Ms. Renee Betancourt
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Black
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Blackbird
Ms. Sarah “Blissie” King Blair
Ms. Julia Ann Bland
Ms. Susan Bloodworth
Ms. Doreen M. Bohrer
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Boldrick
Ms. Alison Boone
Border Health PAC
Rolando F. Botello
Ms. Wanda L. Boush
Ms. Bette Boyd
Ms. April Boyers
Brian Boyle, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradford
Mr. James L. Branton
Ms. Lydia Brasher
Mr. Stephen Bressler
Ms. Meredith Brewer
Ms. Patricia G. Bridwell
The Broadway
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown
Ms. Phyllis Browning
Ms. Kathy Bruck
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Buchanan
Ms. Carolyn S. Bundy
Mr. Ronald L. Bunting
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Burleson
Ms. Kandice Burns
Ms. Laura Nell Burton
Burt’s U-Haul
Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Butler
Mr. Charles Butt
Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Butt
Ms. Rosa V. Caddel
Lt. Col. Nelda R. Cade
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Calgaard
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Calgaard
Campbell Trust
Ms. Mary Mortimer Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Canales
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Cannon
Candido Cantu
Ms. Celia Cantu
Ms. Esther Cantu
Ms. Patty Cantu
Ms. Teresa S. Cantu
Ms. Barbara Cantrell
Capote Farms, Ltd.
Gail Carbajal
Carlisle Insurance
Mr. John Carlson
Ms. Joyce Carothers
Ms. Irma T. Carillo
CARROLL DORSEY WALKER
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Carskadden
Mr. Maria Casas
Ms. Vanessa Casey
The Rev. Sandra Casey-Martus
Mr. Ernest Castaneda
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Castillo
Ms. Zunilda Castillo
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Cauthorn
The John and Mildred Cauthorn
Charitable Trust
Ms. Barbara Cavazos
Ms. Betty Cazares
Mr. Henry Cazares
Centene Management Company LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Cervera
The Rev. and Mrs. Michael D. Chalk
Wondra Chang
The Charity Ball Association of
San Antonio, Inc.
Mr. Michael A. Chavez
Ms. Virginia Check
CHEESY JANE’S
Mr. Charles E. Cheever, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Brandon Chenault
Christ Episcopal Church, San Antonio
Church of the Good Shepherd, Sonora
Circle Bar Foundation
City of San Antonio
Charles Clark Chevrolet and
Clark-Knapp Motors
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Clark
Jeneen Clark
Mr. Kirk Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall T. Clegg
Ms. Kathleen Cline
Coastal Bend Community Foundation
Elizabeth Huth Coates
Charitable Foundation
Ms. Tammy Leigh Cochran
Ms. Kathryn P. Cocke
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cofoid
Ms. Laura Whalen Colligan
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Comer
Loring Cook Foundation
Ms. Diana Condra
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cooper
Mr. Taliaferro Cooper
Ms. Priscilla Coppock
Counter Craft, Inc.
Cowden Charitable Foundation
Cowen Garza LLP
Cox Smith Matthews, Inc.
Mr. Asa Cozad
Ms. Celine Cozad
Jane Bland Cozad
Thank You
Children’s Trust
Cozad 5K
Mr. John Cozad
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Participants!
Crabtree
Ms. M.E. Crain
Mr. J. F. Cram
Ms. Kate Crawford
CREATIVE NOGGIN
Ms. Flora Crichton
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Crockett
Mr. and Mrs. John T Crone III
Mr. Ed Cross
Ms. Rebecca Crow
Ms. Ana Cruz
Ms. Micaela Cruz
Ms. Oriana Cruz
Ms. Kelly Curll
Cypress Creek Church, Wimberley
Col. (Ret.) Terrell W. Dahlman
Ms. Rose Damon
Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport
Ms. Bridget Davids
Ms. Laura Davis
Ms. Nancy Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dawson
Ms. Janet Day
Ms. Charlotte Deans
Ms. Pamela W. Deegear
Mr. Leon DeLeon
Mr. Henry Delgado
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dermody
Mr. and Mrs. Theron L. DeRousse
Ms. Mary Diaz
Mr. Gilbert Diaz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dillard
Ms. Rachel M. Dillon
Mr. Louis DiSabato
Ms. Daisy Dockery
Mr. Paul Dockery
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Doherty
Ms. Carroll E. Dolezal
Mr and Mrs. James L. Donnell
Mr. Thomas Drought
Ms. Cynthia Dubose
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duesing
Ms. Laura Duff
Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker Duncan III
E. A. and Kaye Durham Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Dyer
Dynamic Children Therapy Services
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dysart
Ms. Patricia Oyston Eagan
Ms. Catherine Easley
Ms. Alice G.K.K. East
Ms. Mary I. Eck
Byron Eckols Insurance Agency
Ecro, Ltd.
Mr. Christopher Edmundson
The Edouard Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Ty Edwards
ELAINE TURNER
Ms. Louise R. Ellis
Mr. Robert Elizalde
Ms. Jan Ellington
Ms. Deborah Elliott
Ms. Martha Elsner
Miss Elizabeth A. Engelke
Episcopal Church of the Advent, Alice
Episcopal Church of the Advent,
Alice – Men of the Advent
Episcopal Church of the Advent,
Alice – Women of the Advent
VA LE R O
ENERGY FOUNDATION
Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit,
San Antonio
Episcopal Diocese of West Texas
ES Foods, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Escobedo
Ms. Yenis Esparza
Ms. Elizabeth Espinoza
Esponjas Development
Mr. Greg Estes
Ms. A. Estrada
Ms. Melinda Everette
Mr. David T. Ewell
Mr. Dusty Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Falkenberg
Ms. Maribel Farias
Farm Bureau Bank
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fawcett, Jr.
Ms. Lisa M. Fernandez-Poirier
Mr. Manuel Fernandez
FESCO, Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Field
Ms. Jo-Anne Fields
Mr. and Mrs. George Finley
First Baptist Church, Alice
First Community Bank, Alice
Ms. Alice Ann Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fisher
Fit Fusion/Ms. April Boyers
Ms. Ann Flannery
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fletcher
Flohr Family Foundation
Ms. Gina M. Flores
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Flores
Ms. Yamileth Flores
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Fore
Ms. Bette M. Foster
Ms. Karen Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foster
Four Seasons Ob/Gyn
Ms. Judy Francis
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Friess
Frost Bank – McAllen
Frost Bank - Myra Stafford Pryor
Charitable Trust
Frost Bank – San Antonio
Ms. Susan Frost
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Services Partners
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The Rt. Rev. William C. Frey
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Fuentes
Ms. Joy Fuhrmann
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Fulkerson
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Fuller
Ms. Darlene Funk
Ms. Jessica Gaidusek
Alfred S. Gage Foundation
Ms. Rosa Galvan
Ms. Debby Garcia
Ms. Felicia Garcia
Ms. Glenda Garcia
Garcia & Martinez, LLP
Mr. Linda Gardner
Mr. Ben Garza
The Honorable Dori Contreras Garza
Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Garza
Ms. Laura P. Garza
Ms. Danielle Gay
Ms. Delia Gaytan
Ghost Town Survivors of the
Good Samaritan Center
Ms. Amanda R. Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gill
Ms. Teresa Gill
Ms. Christin Forney Gish
Ms. Nancy J. Delaney Glasscock
Glick Twins
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Goebel
Ms. Kelli Goforth
Church of the Good Shepherd,
Corpus Christi
Church of the Good Shepherd,
Corpus Christi – Easter Eggs
Ms. Patty Gonzales
Mr. Sam Gonzales
Ms. Ashley Brook Gonzalez
Ms. Elida Gonzalez
Ms. Veronica Gonzalez
Ms. Beverly C. Goodlett
Mr. William Goodman
Ms. Olivia Gomez
Mr. James W. Gorman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gough
Ms. Jenness S. Gough
Mr. Ray Govea
Mr. Kevin Graham
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Services Partners
Ms. Margaret Graham
Greehey Family Foundation
Ms. Mary Jane Green
Ms. Helen K. Groves
Ms. Maria L. Guardiola
Ms. Marilu Guerra
Mr. Michael Guerra
Ms. Ofira “Sister” N. Guerra
Guerra Brothers Successors
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Guggolz
Ms. Christy Gulley
Ms. Dorothy Gunkel
Ms. Sallie Guy
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hadley
G.A.C. Halff Foundation
Mr. Guy Halter
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hamilton
Mr. Clifford Hammock
Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Hardgrave
Mr. Steven Harkins
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Harrell
Ms. Carrye E. Harris-Franzel
Ms. Delaina Harrison
Mr. Houston H. Harte
Ms. Loretta E. Hastings
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hausler
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy R. Hayden, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hayne
Ms. Barbara Head
H-E-B
H-E-B Central Market
H-E-B Office of Public Affairs
H-E-B Tournament of Champions
Ms. Karen Hendrex
Ms. Joyce I. Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs. Duane S. Herbst
Ms. Marylou Hernandez
Mr. Ricardo Hernandez
Ms. Rosa Hernandez
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hernandez
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Herrera
Ms. Cheryl Hester
The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hibbs
Hidalgo County Property
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hileman
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Hill, Jr.
Ms. Jackie Hines
Mr. Jon Hinojosa
Senator Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa
Ms. Leticia Hinojosa
Mr. George His
Ms. Pamela Hoelscher
Mr. Richard Hoepfner
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Hogenauer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holmberg
Ms. Judith Ryan Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoover
Mr. Max Howorth
Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Houck, Jr.
Mr. Jim Hoyt
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Huddleston
Ms. Peggy Huddleston
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Huey
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Human
Mr. Bradley Hunt
The Rev. Douglas W. Hutchings
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Hutchinson
International Bank of Commerce
Independent Health Consultants
International Museum of Art and
Science – Tree Forest Contest Award
Mr. Charles Irby
Jefferson State Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jacobson
Ms. Jimmie James
Pat Jankowski
Ms. Erika Jaramillo
Ms. Patricia Jaramillo
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jennings
Harry Jersig Center Faculty & Staff
County of Jim Wells
Jim Wells County Community
of Christian Churches, Inc.
Ms. Lori Jimenez
Mr. John S. Jockusch
Mr. and Mrs. Brady Johnson
The Burdine Johnson Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson
Ms. Nancy Garza Jolly
Ms. Claire Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Jones III
Ms. Edith Jones
Mr. John H. Jones
Miss Amelia Jordan
Ms. Eliza Jordan
Mr. James P. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jordan
Ms. Estella Juarez
Ms. Kathleen Judson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Judson
JULIAN GOLD
Ms. Beatrice C. Hutcheson Kampmann
Kerbow Funeral Home (Sonora)
Mr. Robert Kesl
Key Impact Sales & Systems, Inc.
Pat Kiersten
Mr. Daniel P. King
Mr. Michael R. Kiolbassa
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Kissling
Kitchen Resources LP
Kittleman Thomas & Gonzalez PLLC
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kleberg III
Ms. Martha Knies
Knights of Columbus #9967 (San Antonio)
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Koehl
Mr. Douglas Kraus
Mr. William R. Kroll
Kronkosky Charitable Foundation
Ms. Barbara Kyse
L&F Distributors
Labatt Food Service
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Labatt
Ms. Carolyn Labatt
Ms. Grace Labatt
Mr. Weir Labatt III
Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaGrange
Ms. Carole Lahti
Ms. Beth Lange
Mr. Neel Lane
Lanier High School Class of 1961
Ms. Barbara Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Lawson
Ms. Wanda Jean Lawson
Ms. Debbie Hicks Layton
Ms. Bonnie Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Leathers
Le Chi Foods
Mr. Matthew J. Leibl
Ms. Eliza de Leon
The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Gary Lillibridge
Mr. Stephen R. Lindemood
Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLC
The Rev. Leigh Lloyd
LM Aero Club
Mr. Sergio A. Loera
Mr. John Loggie
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Long, Jr.
Ms. Lora Longoria
Ms. Carolyn Lynn Looney
Looney Montgomery Foundation
Trini Lopez
Ms. Mary Lozano
Ms. Tivia Lucas/Corie Properties
Ms. Alice Ann Lynch
Madison Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. John della Maggiora
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malone
Ms. Jen L. Marks
Ms. Tracy Marlowe
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin
Mr. Raymond P. Martinez
Rene Martinez
The Rev. Lisa Mason
Edidt Matias
Ms. Pamela G. Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Matthews, Jr.
Ms. Amy L. Maverick
Ms. Kay Maynard
Mays Family Foundation
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert McAllen
Ms. Patricia A. McCarroll
Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy
Ms. Gene McCarty
Mr. Oswin P. McCarty
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCarty
Ms. Linda McDavitt
Ms. Marise McDermott
Mr. Edward McDuffie
McGaughy Construction Co.
Ms. Annabelle McGee
Mr. and Mrs. Sean B. McNelis
Mr. and Mrs. John McIntosh III
Ms. Davi McKinnie
Mr. and Mrs. John V. McLaughlin
Mr. Albert M. McNeel, Jr.
Ms. Corina A. Salazar Medrano
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Merritt
Memorial Funeral Home (San Juan)
Methodist Healthcare Ministries
Mr. Joe Metz
Ms. Carolyn Gish Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Bert G. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Miller
Ms. Melissa Mireles
Ms. Jo Ann Mitchell
Mr. Dominic Monkhouse
Ms. Ann Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore
Ms. Laura Moorman
Ms. Michaela Mora
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morehead
Ms. Maricela D. Moreno
Mr. Joe Morin
Ms. Meredith K. Morrill
Ms. Deanna E. Wright Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Moss
Ms. Tricia Motheral
Ms. Caroline M. Mowen
Ms. Sally W. Munford
Mr. Michael S. Murphy
Mr. Greg Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murray
Ms. Dorothy Myracle
The Harvey E. Najim Family Foundation
Ms. Elena Nava
Mr. Drew Neely
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. “Bill” Neely
Miss Rebecca Neely
NEIMAN MARCUS
The Rev. and Mrs. Jim Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jay Newman
John Newman Family Charitable Fund
of the San Antonio Area Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Newman, Jr.
Newman Family Charitable Trust
Newton Brokerage
Mr. Bart Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholson
Ms. Laura Nivin
Ms. Marian C. Nix
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Noble
Ms. Georgia Nolan
Mr. Dennis Noll
Ms. Desiree Norman
Ms. Cheryl North
Ms. Mary R. Northern
Norton Rose Fulbright
The Nunley Law Firm
Mr. and Mrs. William O’Brien
Ms. Elizabeth Welm O’Connell
Ms. C. Jill Oettinger
Ms. Maria A. Ojeda
Ms. Patrice W. Oliver
Mr. Justin O’Neal
J.J. and C.J. O’Neill
Mrs. Frederic J. Oppenheimer
Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Orme
Mr. Adam Ornelas
Ms. Gabriela Orozco
Ms. Monica Orozco
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Orr III
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Owen
Ms. Donna M. Pacheco
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Paez
Mr. Joseph Palacios
Ms. Shannon Palmer
Serena Pandos Studio Gallery
Ms. Ellen Parkhill
Ms. Maria Patterson
Ms. Jean Anne Paul
Mr. William A. Parker
Mrs. J. Alan Peek
Mr. and Mrs. Jarred W. Peeples
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pena
Ms. Teresa Pena
Ms. Eyra Perez
Ms. Rashelle Perez
Ms. Yesenia Perez
Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins III
Mr. Thomas Peterson
Mr. Todd Piland
Ms. Lica Pinkston
Lewin Plinkett
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pool
Pedernales Electric Cooperative, Inc.
The Rev. and Mrs. Scott Penrod
Mr. Greg Perkes
Ms. Mary Ann Petru
Ms. Laura R. Peyton
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Pfeiffer
The Rev. Omar W. Pitman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth R. Prather
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Price
Ms. Melissa Priest
Judge and Mrs. Pat Priest
Ms. Alma Quintanilla
Ms. Dolly Quintero
Col. Jesse D. Quisenberry III
Ms. Angela M. Rabke
Ed Rachal Foundation
Rackspace Foundation
Rackspace Hosting
RAM Law Firm
Adrian Ramirez
Mr. Carlos G. Ramirez
Ms. Elizabeth C. Ramirez
Ms. Laura Guerra Ramirez
The Ramirez Law Firm
Ms. Desiree Ramon
Ms. Jacqueline Raney
Dr. Mrudula Rao
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Raybuck
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Read
Church of Reconciliation, San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Reding
The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. David Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton Reed
Dr. Shirley Reed
Angel Reyna
TJ Richie
The Rev. and Mrs. Jason Roberts
Ms. Kristina Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roberts
Ms. Susan W. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Robles
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Rochelle
Ms. Brenda Rodgers
Ms. Adelina Rodriguez
Dr. and Mrs. Francisco J. Rodriguez
Havidan Rodriguez
Ms. Nelda Rodriguez
Ms. Patricia Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Rodriguez
Roeing, Oliveira & Fischer Attorneys
at Law
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Services Partners
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Ms. Laura Romano
Ms. Nancy M. Schweers
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Rojas
Ms. Judy D. Seaberry
Mr. Angel Rosa
Ms. Linda Nixon Seeligson
Ms. Valeria de la Rosa
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Seidel
Rose Hill Productions
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Seiferth
Pat Rosenbach
Select Regional Solutions, LLC
Dr. and Mrs. Joe David Ross
The Sendero Group, PLLC
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rousselot
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Senterfitt
Ms. April Rowden-Rattell
Dr. and Mrs. Alberto C. Serrano
Ms. T. Cay Rowe
Ms. Maria Nora Serrato
Mr. R. Patrick Rowles
Seven Cities Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rubin
Ms. Laura Shaver
Ms. Cynthia Rubsamen
Ms. Marbella Shaw
Mr. Jimmy Ruiz, Jr.
Ms. Jessenia I. She
Ms. Marla Russell
Ms. Chrysal Sheffield
Mr. Eric Ryniker
Mr. Rhett G. Shelton
Saint Susie Charitable Foundation
Shepherd Kaplan LLC
Ms. Elizabeth D. Salazar
Col. (Ret) Juanita Sheeley
Ms. Olga L. Salinas
Ms. Paula Shilling
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G.
Ms. Jane Sinski
Sampson
Ms. Lauren Van Shoubrouek
Earl C. Sams Foundation
Thank You Ms. Shelley P. Shroyer
Ms. Susan San Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Shokrian
Salsa 5K
San Angelo Area Foundation
Ms. Reba Showers
– Randee Fawcett
Participants! Ms. Kay L. Shugart
Endowment Fund
Ms. Wanda K. Shurley
San Antonio Area Foundation
Mr. Ted A. Sibrian, Jr.
– Core Capacity II
Silver and Black Give Back
San Antonio Area Foundation –
Silver Eagle Distributors
High School Completion
Dr. Cristina P. Simpson
San Antonio Area Foundation –
Ms. Elizabeth Simpson
Strengthening Non-Profits
Mr. Gregory L. Skillern
Ms. Brenda Sanchez
Ms. Jan Fletcher Slifka
Ms. Debbie A. Sanchez
Jan and Randy Slifka Foundation
G. J. Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Smith
Mr. Jose Sanchez
Dr. J. Marvin Smith III
Mr. Meliton Sanchez, Jr.
Ms. Kati B. Smith
Santa Clara Land Company, Ltd.
Ms. Marcia Smith
Ms. Lourdes Santiago
Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Smith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sapp
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sasek
Ms. Wendy Smith
Ms. Rebecca Saucedo
The Will Smith Foundation
The Rev. Joann Saylors
Ms. Claire M. Smullen
Mr. and Mrs. John Schenk
Ms. Annie Snider
Ms. Irma Scholler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sohn
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Garry A. Schnelzer
Ms. Carey Soderstrom
Ms. Janie Schumpelt
Ms. Elizabeth Sommers
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Services Partners
City of San Antonio
Sonora Bank
Sonora Bank – Popcorn Fund
Sonora High School National
Honor Society
Sonora Lions Club
Ms. Jo-Lynne Soria
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Sosa
Ms. Teresa Sosse
South Texas Commercial Real Estate
Southwest Research Institute
Ms. Roxanna M. Gonzales Soza
Ms. Sandra Spears
Mr. Jack Spector
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Spiller
Mr. and Mrs. David Spoor
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church,
San Antonio
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church,
Corpus Christi
St. David’s Episcopal Church,
San Antonio
St. David’s Episcopal Church,
San Antonio – Daughters of the King
St. Francis Episcopal Church,
San Antonio
St. George Episcopal Church,
San Antonio
St. George Episcopal Day School,
San Antonio
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Sonora –
Mission Endowment Fund
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church,
Cypress Mill
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church,
San Antonio
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church,
San Antonio – Women of St. Luke’s
St. Luke’s Episcopal School, San Antonio
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, San Antonio
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, San Antonio –
Daughters of the King
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Kerrville
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Kerrville –
Episcopal Church Women
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, Uvalde
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Wimberley
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Wimberley –
Episcopal Church Women
St. Stephen’s Episcopal School, Wimberley
Mr. and Mrs. David Stanush
Mrs. Albert Steg
Ms. Phyllis P. Stephenson
Ms. Patricia G. Steves
Mr. Lucas N. Stevens
The Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation
The Rev. and Mrs. Phillip M. Stevenson, Jr.
Ms. Nancy Stinson
Ms. Ellen Stone
Representative Joe Straus
Mr. and Mrs. John Carl Stromberger
Ms. Ruth Eilene Sullivan
Ms. Sally Sullivan
SUPERGOOP!
Superior Health Plan
Ms. Elizabeth Sutton
Mr. Patrick H. Swearingen, Jr.
Garnet Szurek
Ms. Kristal Taber
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Tanus
Mrs. William C. Tassos
Ms. Phyllis Teeter
Tex-Best Travel Centers
Texas Cavaliers Charitable Foundation
Texas Department of Family and
Protective Services
Ms. Cristia Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thorp
Mr. Charles E. Thompson, Jr.
Ms. Sallie P. Thompson
Ms. Susan Thompson
Pharoah C. Thompson Foundation
Ms. Roselia C. Thornburg
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Thorp, Jr.
Ms. Sissy Tietz
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tompkins
Ms. Nora Lee Torres
Mr. Martin T. Tovar
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tracy
Ms. Mary West Traylor
Ms. Dora Ella Trevino
The Trull Foundation
Ms. Susan M. Turk
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Turner, Jr.
The Rev. Thomas Turner
The Rev. Lera Patrick Tyler
Dr. and Mrs. James Tyree
Ms. Elisabeth G. Uhl
Miss Izzy Ulm
Ms. Jenny Ulm
Agnes Umphress Trust
Unity Church of Wimberley
United Way of San Antonio and
Bexar County
University of Texas Pan American
Foundation
Ms. Monica Uribe
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Urioste
U.S. Trust Bank of America
Mr. and Mrs. Roel Valadez
Valdan Trucking, LLC
Valero Benefit for Children Golf Classic
Valero Energy Foundation
Valley Land Title Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Van de Walle
Ms. Brandy Vargas
Dr. and Mrs. George J. Vassar
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Vaughan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Vaughan
The Vaughan Foundation
Ms. Josefina Vela
Ms. Patsy Vela
Verturo Construction Company, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vetters
Mr. Lavon Vickery
Mr. Edward Villarreal
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Voight
Ms. Laura Volluz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wachsmuth
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wade
The Waismiller Family
Ms. Betsy Walker
Mrs. R. W. Wallace
Mr. Van “Rusty” Wallace
The Rev. and Mrs. Clifford S. Waller
Ms. Shalimar Simon Wallis
Ms. Peggy Walker
Ms. Lillian E. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Ware
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Walters, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Dan G. Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wehner
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wei
Ms. Ann Denton Wells
Well Seasoned, LLC
Wells Fargo, Pharr
Mr. and Mrs. Nixon M. Welsh
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wenger, Jr.
Ms. Rosale Wesfield
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Whitehead
Mr. Tommy Whitehead
Mr. John Whitehurst
Mr. Dennis D. Whitley
Garnett Wietbrock
Ms. Jeanann Wilkinson
Mr. James Willcox
Ms. Martha Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Ricks Wilson
Wimberley Community Civic Club
Wimberley High School Spanish Club
Senior Citizens Craft Shop
of Wimberley
Wimberley United Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. West W. Winter
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Wipff
Ms. Lisa Wolff
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Word
Ms. Barbara B. Wood
Ms. Michelle Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wright, Jr.
Mr. Brad Wubbena
Ms. Wilma Fairlee Yelton
Young Men’s Service League
(YMSL) Alamo Chapter
Mr. and Mrs. Bryon P. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl A. Young
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Younger, Jr.
Ms. Julie Zacher
Zachry Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David Zachry
Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Zachry, Jr.
Ms. Angelina Zamorano
Zeta Tau Alpha Hidalgo County Alumnae
Ms. Sandra Zowarka
The Episcopal Church
of the Holy Spirit
Total
Raised
$4,048
69 gifts and
41 new donors!
The Big Give S.A. is a 24-hour day of giving that t​ook place
from 12:00 am to 11:59 pm on May 6, 2014. More than 460
nonprofits in Bexar County participated and 21,361 individuals gave
$2,095,606.50 to these agencies. Good Samaritan Community Services
received 69 gifts totaling $4,048; 41 of the donors were new supporters of GSCS!
The purpose of this community-wide giving challenge is to:
increase public awareness of the impact local nonprofits make in addressing
our community’s social challenges
bring nonprofits and donors together
expand the idea of online giving
connect people to the causes that move them the most and, of course,
make giving FUN.
On June 10, 2014, Good Samaritan Community
Services’ Main Campus (The Good Samaritan
Center) hosted more than 200 upper management
and executive volunteers from dozens of H-E-B
vendors. In a mere three (3) hours the campus
was renewed with playground equipment, paint,
mulch, sports equipment, shade structures, and a renovated pavilion – just in
time for Camp Good Sam to start the next week for 375 youth! Thank you
H-E-B Tournament of Champions!
Good Samaritan Community
Services Partners
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Tribute Gifts
IN HONOR OF:
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BAIN
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. LANCE BRUUN
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Warren
MS. AUBREY SMITH CARTER
Ms. Beatrice C. Hutcheson Kampmann
MR. AND MRS. MIKE CASEY
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MRS. MELLIE CLINE
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MS. PRISCILLA KATE COPPOCK
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DURHAM
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. PAUL FAUERSO
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. PHIL FERGUSON
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. TOM C. FROST, JR.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hayne
MS. MARY HENDERSON
Ms. Catherine Easley
ANDREW JACOBSON’S 50TH BIRTHDAY
Ms. Susan Jacobson
MS. KATHRYN MAYS JOHNSON
Ms. Peggy Walker
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD KARDYS
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
DR. AND MRS. RICHARD KIBBEY
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. BLAIR LABATT
Ms. Grace B. Labatt
MS. GRACE B. LABATT
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Labatt
MR. AND MRS. JOHN MACKINTOSH
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
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Good Samaritan Community Services is honored to be remembered both at times
of celebration and in loss. Many thanks to all of the donors below for recognizing
someone important in their lives with a special gift to support the agency’s work.
MR. AND MRS. JIM MADDOX
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. JIMMY MCCARROLL
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. JACK MCGUIRE
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. HAROLD W. “BILL” NEELY
Mr. Guy Hamilton
MS. JILL OETTINGER
Ms. Marise McDermott
MR. AND MRS. PEPE SCHWARTZ
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MS. SUSAN SMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Frost, Jr.
MS. SISSY TIETZ
Ms. Sue Bain
MS. JILL H. VASSAR
Ms. Heather Russo
MS. KATE VETTERS
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vetters
THE REV. & MRS. CLIFFORD S. WALLER
Ms. Consuelo Rodriguez
MS. REBECCA WARREN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Reding
MR. AND MRS. DAN G. WEBSTER III
Mr. and Mrs. David Spoor
DAN WEBSTER’S 75TH BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. David Spoor
MR. AND MRS. HOUSTON YARBROUGH
Dr. and Mrs. Walter T. Bain
MR. AND MRS. H. B. ZACHRY, JR.
Ms. Jan B. Ellington
IN MEMORY OF:
MR. TEX BADGER
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. JOHNNY BALL
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. MARIAN CLARK
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. NAOMI CONDRY
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. MARILYN ENGELKING
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. WILLIAM HORVATH
Ms. Susan Beach Carter
MR. CRAYTON HUNTER
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Seidel
MS. RUTH JOHANNINGSMAIER
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. NINA KIES
Mr. Dan H. Ellinor
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Latouf
MR. PEDRO ISRAEL MARTINEZ
Dr. and Mrs. George J. Vassar
THE RT. REV. GERALD MCALLISTER
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. DOLORES ORTEGON MENDEZ
Lanier High School Class of 1961
MS. ELLA MAE PARKER
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. FRED ROHDE
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. JOSEPHINE SHEFFIELD
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. GEORGE H. SPENCER
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cary Barton
Mr. James L. Branton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Buchanan
Ms. Laura Davis
Mr. James Drought
Mr. Thomas Drought
Ms. Rena Dubose
Mr. A. Baker Duncan III
Ms. Susan Frost
Mr. and Mrs. Tom C. Frost, Jr.
Mr. William Goodman
Ms. Dorothy Gunkel
Mr. Guy Halter
Ms. Cheryl Hester
Mr. John S. Jockusch
Ms. Beatrice C. Hutcheson Kampmann
Mr. Weir Labatt III
Ms. Carolyn Gish Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murray
Newman Family Charitable Trust
The Nunley Firm LLP
Ms. Elizabeth Welm O’Connell
Mrs. Frederic J. Oppenheimer
Mr. Lewin Plunkett
Santa Clara Land Company, Ltd.
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Mr. and Mrs. David Stanush
Ms. Mary West Traylor
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Vaughn, Jr.
Ms. Sandra Zowarka
DR. EDWIN SYKES
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. SUSAN B. TASSOS
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. JOE THOMAS
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. BLEASE TIBBETS
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. LOUIE WEISS
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MR. CHRIS WEST
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. MARY FRANCES WEST
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. LURLENE WILLIS
Mrs. William C. Tassos
MS. EVA MAE WORREL
Mrs. William C. Tassos
Financials
Good Samaritan Community Services is blessed by an extremely diverse funding base that
supports the agency’s mission to serve as a catalyst for change, supporting individuals and
families by providing excellent community services to overcome the impact of poverty.
The 2013–14 budget balanced at $2,862,840.
Independent auditors BDO USA LLP gave an “unmodified opinion” (formerly
referred to as “unqualified”) on the financial statements for the fiscal year
July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014. This opinion is the highest degree of assurance
that an auditor can give in regards to the agency’s financials being presented
in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles in all material respects.
Expense by Function
Revenue Sources
Parishes
Miscellaneous 3%
4%
City of San Antonio
& City of Pharr
10%
Management
& General
9.3%
United Way
22%
Fundraising
9.9%
Texas Department of Family
& Protective Services
6%
Special Events
11%
Corporations
2%
Episcopal Diocese
of West Texas
5%
Individuals
12%
Investment Income
& Unrealized Gain
on Investment
5%
Foundations
20%
Program
80.8%
GSCS is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Your donation is tax deductible as allowed by law.
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Sonora
Wimberley
San Antonio
(NEISD)
San Antonio
(Main Campus)
Corpus
Christi
Alice
The Episcopal
Diocese of
West Texas
Pharr
1600 Saltillo Street, San Antonio, TX 78207 • 210.434.5531
goodsamaritancommunityservices.org