Kempe 2014 Annual Report

Clinical Care | Advocacy | Research | Education
THE KEMPE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT
July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
KEMPE CARES
FOR CHILDREN
Together, we are improving the lives of children and
families in Colorado and across the world through
clinical care, advocacy, research and education.
A LETTER FROM JOHN FAUGHT AND DR. DES RUNYAN
The Kempe Foundation and The Kempe Center are working hand-in-hand in partnering with policy
makers, human service agencies, child advocacy groups and nonprofits locally and around the nation
and globe to prevent child abuse and neglect and to treat victims of abuse and neglect.
We bring together leading research and treatment professionals, policy makers and community
members to ensure every child has an opportunity to develop and grow in a safe, healthy, and
nurturing environment.
In addition to continuing the important work under our four CARE pillars – clinical care, advocacy,
research and education – we are a part of a game-changing, paradigm shift in the way we think about,
talk about and treat child abuse and neglect as a public health crisis.
Over the past year, Kempe has taken incredible strides in expanding the scope of Kempe’s work and
broadening the ways in which we can make a difference in the lives of children and families. This work
includes creating and launching the Colorado Child Welfare Training System and rolling out SafeCare
Colorado in partnership with the State of Colorado, completing the Raising Colorado discipline
survey, traveling nationally and abroad to share our expertise with stakeholders and professionals,
hosting several events to advocate and raise money for our mission, and much more.
We are honored to carry on the work of our founder, Dr. C. Henry Kempe. Every dollar we raise can
have a lasting impact on children and families.
Lastly, we want to thank our supporters. Your dedication to the protection and care of children is vital
to our efforts to make a significant difference in the quality of their lives and to invest in their futures.
Sincerely,
John Faught, JD
President & CEO
The Kempe Foundation
Desmond K. Runyan, MD, DrPH
Executive Director
The Kempe Center
FY14 REVENUE & EXPENSES
In-kind
1%
Revenue
Individual Donors
Corporate
Foundations
Government
Special Events
Earned Income
Investment Income
In-kind
Total Revenue
$384,579
29,700
579,771
11,000
329,110
569,269
314,076
12,192
$2,229,697
Expenses
Program
Management and General
Development
Total Expenses
$2,001,513
254,549
457,759
$2,713,821
Investment
Income
14%
Earned
Income
25%
Individual
Donors
17%
Foundations
26%
Special
Events
15%
Government
1%
Development
17%
Management
and General
9%
Program
74%
Corporate
1%
“We try to
move on and
make the
best of
every day;
we thank God
for places like
Kempe.”
– Chris Slater, a parent whose
son received assistance from the
Child Protection Team
C LINICAL CARE
Overview
Kempe provides direct care to children suffering from abuse and neglect
through the Child Protection Team and the IMHOFF Behavioral Health
Clinic. Additionally, we partner with local county human services agencies,
child advocacy groups and nonprofits to implement programs aimed at
helping foster youth, families and children.
The Kempe Child Protection Team – Offers comprehensive,
multidisciplinary consultation, assessment, treatment, and referral
services for children and adolescents who may have been physically or
sexually abused or neglected. This is a joint program of The Kempe Center
and Children’s Hospital Colorado.
The Kempe Trauma Program – Gives trauma exposed children access
to the highest quality mental health treatment by providing evidencebased clinical services, training of professionals, and collaborating with the
National Child Traumatic Stress Network to bring expertise from all over
the United States to Colorado families.
The Kempe Fostering Healthy Futures Program – Mentoring fosters
resilience and promotes success for pre-adolescents and teens who have
been placed in foster care following abuse or neglect.
Improving Mental Health Of Families (IMHOFF) Clinic – Offers
comprehensive and extensive mental health clinic services to children
and families and is treating more abused children than ever before to help
break the generational cycle of abuse and neglect.
2014 Clinical Care Highlights
• Kempe Child Protection Team at Children’s Hospital Colorado
served 523 children
• IMHOFF Clinic helped 123 children and 98 parents and caretakers
• Fostering Healthy Futures served 117 foster youth
• Child Trauma Program served 90 children and 90 adults
• Developing Integrated Behavioral Health Services served 453
children and 453 adults
A DVOCACY
Overview
Kempe works directly with state and national lawmakers and human services agencies to adopt laws and
policies that protect children and families impacted by abuse and neglect. We partner with communities to
raise awareness about child abuse and neglect and empower them with knowledge to prevent child abuse and
neglect. The money raised by The Kempe Foundation directly supports the work of The Kempe Center and
our goal to prevent and treat child abuse and neglect around the nation and globe.
2014 Advocacy Highlights:
• Actively engaged with other stakeholders in supporting over 20 legislative proposals during the
legislative session related to the protection of children
• Hosted Annual Legislative Reception
• Led advocacy efforts throughout Child Abuse Prevention Month by sharing parenting tips, leveraging
media stories, distributing blue ribbons, and providing information to legislators
• Interacted with the Colorado Joint Budget Committee to ensure continued state funding for
SafeCare® Colorado
• Engaged in efforts to protect children from the risks presented by the legalization of marijuana
including expert testimony and information on related legislation
• Joined a coalition to pursue legislation to define “drug endangered child” in the criminal and
children’s codes
• Partnered with Children’s Hospital Colorado and Kohl’s Cares to share “calm a crying baby” tips
through the Kohl’s Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention Campaign
• Hosted four fundraisers including Salt on the Rim, Megapath Climb for Kids, Golf Tournament and
Annual Gala raising more than $500,000
“Behind every statistic is a child…Prevention starts with us.
Prevention starts with our community.
Prevention starts with each and every one of us.”
– Dr. Andrew Sirotnak (9 News, April 5, 2014)
R ESEARCH
Overview
We bring together leading research and treatment professionals to better understand the devastating physical
and mental health impacts resulting from abuse and neglect. Kempe’s leading researchers, doctors and clinicians
have been published in more than 700 publications, which have changed the way professionals view and treat
child abuse and neglect. Our research integrates an innovative program that contributes to the improvement of
services for children and families affected by child maltreatment in Colorado, nationally and globally.
Kempe is focused now more than ever on the short and long-term health consequences of child abuse and
neglect. As we move forward, our researchers intend to further explore how Adverse Childhood Experiences
and Toxic Stress impact victims of child abuse and neglect.
2014 Highlights
• Trained 817 clinicians in Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and provided consultation to 490*
o 57% reported TF-CBT primary treatment model they have used with children and adolescents
*Over a four-year period
• Designed a new national surveillance strategy for Abusive Head Trauma for the U.S. Department of
Health & Human Services
• Published 32 research papers
Over the past year, Kempe’s research spans child trauma, child maltreatment, behavioral health, family
dynamics, community differences, abusive head trauma and much more.
Publication Highlights:
Author
Publication
Title of Article/Chapter/Paper
Al-Eissa MA, AlBuhairan FA, Qayed M,
Saleheen H, Runyan DK, Almuneef M.
Determining child maltreatment in Saudi
Arabia using the ICAST-CH: A pilot study.
Child Abuse & Neglect (In Press)
Duke, J.K., Collins, K. Kimbrough-Melton, R.,
Baskfeld, H. & Tung, G. J.
Report of the Colorado School of Public
Health and the Children’s Health Advocacy
Institute at Children’s Colorado Hospital.
Preventing Unintentional Ingestion of
Marijuana by Children: A Health Impact
Assessment of Packaging Regulations of Retail
Marijuana in Colorado (report)
Fauchier, A., Fitzgerald, M.M., & Hendrix
Childhood Trauma Worldwide.
In. J.R. Conte (Ed.), Child Abuse and Neglect
Worldwide, Volume 3: Interventions and
Treatments (pp. 205-232)
Fitzgerald, M.M. & Berliner, L.
Handbook of Child Maltreatment.
Psychosocial consequences and treatments for
maltreated children
Flaherty EG, Thompson R, Dubowitz, H, Harvey
EM, English DJ, Proctor LJ, Runyan DK.
Adverse childhood experiences and child
health in early adolescence.
JAMA Pediatrics 2013 167:622-9
Pollard, R., Betts, W., Carroll, J, Waxmonsky,
J., Barnett, S., deGruy, F., Pickler, L., KellarGuenther, Y.
American Psychologist Vol.69(4), 377-387.
Integrating Primary Care and Behavioral Health
With Four Special Populations: Children with
special needs, people with serious mental illness,
refugees, and deaf people
Runyan DK, Krugman RD.
Attitudes about Domestic Violence and the
Use of Harsh Discipline.
For a complete list of published works, please visit www.kempe.org.
Journal of Pediatrics 2014 164:961-2
“Kempe has more than tripled in size over the
past three years. It is humbling to see families and
professionals throughout the world seek out our
expertise to address and treat the root causes of child
abuse and neglect.”
– Dr. Des Runyan, Executive Director, The Kempe Center
E DUCATION
Overview
Kempe believes education is at the core of any successful
prevention or treatment program. Over the years, Kempe
has been leading the way to educate parents and caregivers,
child welfare professionals, mandatory reporters, medical
professionals and many more about child abuse and neglect.
This past year, Kempe worked alongside the Colorado
Department of Human Services to train child welfare
professionals across the state about the best ways to intervene
and protect children. Even more, Kempe was selected by
Colorado Department of Human Services to oversee the
implementation of SafeCare® Colorado. SafeCare is an
evidence-based home visitation program for families with
children from newborn to age five that provides parents and
caregivers with skills that address home safety, parenting, and
children’s health needs.
2014 Accomplishments
• Outreach in 55 Colorado counties, 12 states,
the District of Columbia, and 3 countries
•
Trained and presented to 9,605 professionals
•
Partnered with 8 community organizations and
Colorado Department of Human Services to launch
SafeCare® Colorado
•
Presented at 125 local, regional, national and
international locations
•
Bestowed with 12 honors and awards
“I was excited when
I heard Kempe
was awarded
the (Colorado Child
Welfare Training
System) contract
from the state.
Kempe has
international
experts on child
abuse and neglect
located right here in
Colorado.”
– Colorado State Senator Linda Newell
MILESTONES & AWARDS
•SafeCare® Colorado Launches
•
Colorado Child Welfare Training System contract awarded to Kempe
•
John Faught Named The Kempe Foundation President & CEO
•
Colorado State Senate Honors Kempe with Tribute
•
2014 Academic Excellence Awards, American Public Humane Services Association
•
2014 Distinguished Contribution to Psychology in the Public Interest Award, American
Psychological Association, Dr. Gary Melton, Professor of Pediatrics and Associate Director of
Community Engagement and Prevention at Kempe
•
2014 Distinguished Contribution to Child Advocacy Award, American Psychological Association,
Dr. Des Runyan, Executive Director of the Kempe Center
•
5280 Magazines Top Docs: Andrew Sirotnak, MD and Antonia Chiesa, MD,
and Kathryn Wells, MD, FAAP
•
2014 Best Innovation Awards for Child Abuse Curriculum, Council on Medical Student
Education in Pediatrics, Dr. Chiesa and Dr. Sirotnak
•
2013 Senior Instructor with Distinction Awards, CU SOM PEDS, Dr. Denise Abdoo
•
Colorado Immersion Training in Community Engagement, Colorado Clinical Transitional
Science Institute, Dr. Evelin Gomez
•
Lifetime Legacy Achievement Award, Center for the Human Rights of Children: Creating
Non Violent Future, Dr. Runyan
•
Election to Phi Beta Kappa for Distinguished Contributions by an alumnus, Macalester
College, St. Paul, MN., Dr. Runyan
KEMPE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FY 2014 KEMPE FOUNDATION DONORS
Fiscal Year 2015
Reynolds Cannon, Chairman FY13-FY16
Windsor Capital Partners, LLC
President and CEO
April Jones, Esq. FY12-FY15
Jones Law Firm, LLC
Attorney at Law
Advisory Board
Sustainer: $50,000+
Mrs. LaFawn Biddle
Mr. and Mrs. Brown W. Cannon
Jules Amer, MD
INDIVIDUAL
Mr. Charles G. Cannon
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Davis
Bill Mackiernan, Vice Chair FY14-FY17
Clarkson Capital, LLC
Principal
John Kellogg, Esq. FY14-FY17
Moye White LLP
Chair, Business Division
Dennis Engle/John Elway Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ren Cannon
Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Kruljac
Mr. Daniel Collins
Edward Goldson, MD
ORGANIZATION
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Fowler, Esq.
Bruce Fowler, Esq. Secretary FY11-FY14
Fairfield and Woods, PC
Partner
Stuart Kritzer, Esq. FY15-FY18
Law Offices of Stuart A. Kritzer, P.C.
Attorney at Law
Frances Owens, Former First Lady of Colorado
Ludlow-Griffith Foundation
Dr. Gary Melton and Ms. Robin
Kimbrough-Melton
Yvonne Camacho, Treasurer FY12-FY15
Simpson Housing LLLP
Executive VP of Finance & Administration
Michael Luby FY12-FY15
Retired Bank CEO/Community Leader
John Faught, Esq.
The Kempe Foundation, President/CEO*
Lori Marks-Connors FY15-FY18
Kentwood Company
Realtor
Stephen Daniels, PhD, MD
Department of Pediatrics, Chairman**
CU School of Medicine/The Children’s Hospital
Marvin McDaniel, Jr. FY15-FY18
Xcel Energy
Senior VP & Chief Administrative Officer
Richard Krugman, MD
Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs**
Dean, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Leigh McMahon FY13-FY16
Penworks, Owner
Desmond K. Runyan, MD, DrPH
The Kempe Center, Executive Director**
Art Aaron, Esq. FY13-FY16
Icon Venue Group, LLC
President and Chief Operating Officer
Jamie Angelich FY14-FY17
Community Leader
Lauren Cannon Davis FY13-FY16
Lauren Cannon Davis Interiors, Owner
Crisanta Duran
CO State Representative - District 5
Kurtis Hooley, CPA FY13-FY16
PEL Corporation
Principal
Patricia Imhoff FY15-FY18
Katherine Grace Investments, LLC
Principal
David Savitz, Esq. FY14-FY17
Attorney at Law
Dan Seff, CPA, CVA FY14-FY17
The Seff Group, P.C.
Partner
Mark Smith CFP®, CPA/PFS, CIMA
FY14-FY17
M.J. Smith & Associates
President and Branch Manager
Lisa Taussig FY14-FY17
Community Leader
Sandra Walling, MA, MSW FY12-FY15
Community Leader
Joanie Wattles FY15-FY18
Community Leader
Kareina Westlund FY15-FY18
U.S. Bank
Senior VP and Regional Manager
* Non-voting ex officio Board Member
** Ex officio Board Member with voting privileges
Jeannie Ritter, Former First Lady of Colorado Howard Torgove
The Anschutz Foundation
The Helen M. McLoraine Kempe Children’s
Fdn Endowment Fund
The Piton Foundation
ORGANIZATION
Arapahoe County
Boedecker Foundation
Bow River Capital Partners
Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation
Champion: $25,000+
Community Shares of Colorado
INDIVIDUAL
ICON Venue Group
Mr. Walter F. Imhoff
Joan Leslie Nichols Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Imhoff
Kaiser Permanente
Mr. and Mrs. William Mackiernan
M.D.C. Holdings, Inc.
ORGANIZATION
Riverfront Park Community Foundation
Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation,
Denver
The King Foundation
Larrk Foundation
Lea for Justice, Inc.
Mile High United Way
The Tappan Foundation
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
U.S. Bank
Venoco, Inc.
Verdoorn Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Cannon Y. Harvey
Drs. Richard and Mary Krugman
Ms. Anne Levin
Mr. and Mrs. J L. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. McDaniels
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Morrissey
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Nagel
Drs. Des and Carol Runyan
Mr. and Mrs. David Savitz
Mr. and Mrs. Marston C. Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Dylan Taylor
ORGANIZATION
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
Cherry Creek Country Club
Citywide Banks
Collegiate Peaks Bank
Denver Broncos Football Club
Denver Broncos Foundation
Advocate: $5,000+
Patron: $10,000+
INDIVIDUAL
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Abelson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alvarado
Estate of Ms. Florence Best
INDIVIDUAL
Mr. and Mrs. John Barrick
Mike and Julie Bock
Dr. Donald C. Bross
Ms. Yvonne Camacho
dovetail solutions
Fairfield and Woods, P.C.
Faught Foundation
Jewish Community Foundation of Colorado
Joe and Gina Murray Foundation Fund
FY 2014 KEMPE FOUNDATION DONORS
Nordstrom, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Luby
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Billows
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Imhoff
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shoflick
Foster Graham Milstein Calisher
Schlessman Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Mort Marks
Mr. and Ms. Mike Blackburn
Mr. Joseph Jaggers
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Sickler
Gitlitz Family Foundation
Taussig Family Foundation
Mr. Lee Ronshaugen
Mr. James W. Jones
Mr. William Dean Singleton
Haynes Family Foundation
The Children’s Hospital
Ms. Sandra Hagen Solin
Ms. Kymberly Botelho and Mr. Dominic
LaGiglia
Mr. Andy Kauth
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Smith
IBM Employee Services Center
Mr. Michael Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Speltz
J & G Holdings, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. John Kellogg
Mr. and Mrs. John Spiegleman
Jackson National Community Fund
Mr. T. Mark Kraft and Mr. Garth D. Griswell
Mr. Ryan Stelzner
Kentro Group
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krause
Mr. Todd Stevens
Knight Piesold and Co.
Mr. Darrin Kubik
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Stone
Kohler Landscaping, INC.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kurz
Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Taussig
M.J. Smith & Associates
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lessnau
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Timmins
McCormick Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lyons
Ms. Valentyne Tuckcer
Morse Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Marks
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Valore-Caplan
Primrose School at Standley Lake
Ms. Kristen Martin
Ms. Sandee Walling
Primrose School of Erie at Vista Ridge
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. McNeil
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wattles
Sill-TerHar Motors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward McNeilly
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wheeler
Simpson Housing Group
Ms. Norma Moore
Ms. Carol E. Wolf
Stewart A. & Nancy J. Miller Fund
Marcia Gold Naiman Fund
ORGANIZATION
Stonehocker Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Newman
BabiesNow! Foundation
The Harold and Marion Gordon Family
Foundation
The Schramm Foundation
The Seff Group, P.C.
University Physicians Inc.
Urban Market Partners
Ms. Kelly Spencer
Ms. Kareina and Mr. Wes Westlund
ORGANIZATION
AMG National Trust Bank
Caring for Colorado Foundation
Partner: $2,500+
INDIVIDUAL
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Aaron
Mr. John C. Armstrong
Ms. Rachel Childs
Mr. Ross Corradino
Dr. Sara Culhane and Mr. James Culhane
Mrs. Tammy Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Demby
CLFS Equities, LLP
Colorado Elks Association Charities Inc.
Daniels Fund
Keller Family Fund
Mark Smith Family Foundation
Moye White LLP
Senn Visciano Canges P.C.
The Colorado Health Foundation
William Blair & Company
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Buescher
Ms. Lori A. Cardenas
Keith and Kelsey Connaghan
Mr. Justin Cooper
Mr. Bruno Darre
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Desautels
Ms. Laura Douglas
Ms. Kelly S. Dunkin
Ms. Sally Else
Ms. Jill Ertl
Mr. and Mrs. James Fahrny
Mr. Brad Farber
Mr. John D. Faught
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Flom
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Dunne
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Epstein, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buchanan
Friend: $1,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Flower
Mr. Randall C. Ohlson
Bentley Systems, Inc.
Mr. Austin Randall
Bryan Cave
Mr. John Fluke
INDIVIDUAL
Mrs. Janis Frame Zisman and Mr. Sanford
Zisman
Mr. Mark Greenberg
Drs. Ralph D. and Elizabeth L. Aarons
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Frank
Ashleigh and Jonathan Rankin
Campbell Foundation Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holguin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Abdoo
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gendelman
Mrs. Susan G. Raymond
City of Westminster
Mr. Kurtis Hooley
Mr. and Mrs. Damon Abraham
Mr. Tom Gilida
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robertson
Colorado Bankers Life Insurance Company
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Angelich
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Goldson
Mr. Bill Scott
Colorado Business Bank
Ms. April Jones J.D.
Mr. Scott Autry
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hadley
Mr. Ryan Segelke
Dr. and Mrs. Barry Lindstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Barish
Ms. Annabelle Hopkins
Ms. Sandra Shellum
Colorado Department of Public Health and
Environment
Encana Cares (USA) Foundation
The Humphreys Foundation
The Picerne Group, Inc.
Tower Electric
Wagner Equipment Co.
In Memoriam, Walter F. Imhoff
(Aug. 7, 1931 - Feb. 11, 2014)
We will forever remember our dear friend
Walt Imhoff. He served on The Kempe
Foundation Board of Directors for more
than 20 years. His passion and commitment
to helping abused and neglected children
will never be forgotten.
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