Strong Foundation - YWCA South Hampton Roads

for every woman
Strong Foundation,
Fearless Future
2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT
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a message from our executive director
Executive Team
Ruth T. Jones
Executive Director
Lindsey Sciancalepore
Director of Finance and Administration
Kimberli M. Brown
Director of Development
Francesca Dillard-Moore
Director of Women In Crisis Domestic
Violence Shelter & Programs
Kristen Pine
Director of Response Sexual Assault
Support Services
Leah Williams
Director of Youth Services & Racial Justice
Initiatives
Dear Friends,
a message from our board president
evolve lead
Dear Friends,
For more than 100 years, the YWCA South Hampton Roads has
been a leader for women and racial justice. In this regard, our
programs have evolved over the past century to meet the complex
needs of women and minorities throughout the region. As funding
trends have shifted and public policies impacting women and
families have changed during this last year, however, the organization
was forced to consider the relevance and sustainability of each
agency program. Reflections on current program endeavors and
discussions about our future impact culminated in a new campaign
for the YWCA South Hampton Roads - Strong Foundation,
Fearless Future.
Now, more than ever, our programs serve as a cornerstone for the
South Hampton Roads community. Women, children and ethnic
minorities depend on our organization to provide the mission-driven
programs highlighted in this year’s Annual Report. In addition
to sustaining all that is good about each program featured in the
pages that follow, the next year for our organization will focus on
solidifying a strong foundation upon which to build a fearless future
for women and their families. The next year will also include a
movement to make racial justice a component of everything we do
at the YWCA South Hampton Roads as advocates, champions and
agents of change.
I am excited to serve as the new Executive Director for the YWCA
South Hampton Roads. Having been the beneficiary of services
offered by the organization over 25 years ago, I am keenly aware
of the impact the organization can have on women and their families.
I hope that you will join us in the coming year as a volunteer, donor
or community par tner. Your investment of time, talents and
treasures will ensure that the organization becomes a voice for
every woman in our region!
Yours in Service,
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Ruth
Great things are happening at the YWCA South Hampton Roads!
From our YWCA Kids before and after school childcare program,
to our Women In Crisis domestic violence and emergency
shelter program, to our Response sexual assault support services
and counseling center, to our Racial Justice and Advocacy
initiatives; every day, our management, staff, and board
members do their parts to lead the mission of “eliminating
racism and empowering women.”
In June 2012, we welcomed our new Executive Director, Ruth T.
Jones, to the YWCA South Hampton Roads team. Her experience,
expertise, and passion for our programs and services are just
what we need to continue the great work already being done
by the organization. We are confident that her leadership,
coupled with a great vision for the future, will take us to the
next level of service in our community.
Among these pages, you will see the results of our efforts
for fiscal year 2011-2012. We take great pride in our mission
to lead women and families in crisis to safe, productive, and
enriching lives. We also embrace our mission to lead society
beyond the ills of racism, and into a community of togetherness.
However, we could not provide these critically needed
ser vices without you! On behalf of the Board of Directors of
the YWCA South Hampton Roads, thank you for your leadership
as a supporter of our organization. As we embark on our next
100 years of service, we trust that you will continue to lead
with us, helping us to help South Hampton Roads.
STRONG FOUNDATION
FEARLESS FUTURE
Best Regards,
Barbara Hamm Lee
Board President
HOPE EMPOWER
Board of Directors
Barbara Hamm-Lee,
President
Michelle Woodhouse, Ed.D.,
1st Vice President
Carol Ormond,
2nd Vice President
Beth McMahon, Esq.,
Secretary
Suzanne Franklin,
Treasurer
Martha S. Clowdsley, Ph.D.,
Immediate Past President
Elaina L. Blanks, Esq.
Tara Corrigall
Susan Colpitts
Janet Covington
Linda Cross
Gloria Dana
Theresa Garber
Kathleen Gardener
Jessica Gilden
Cathy Harris
Tricia Hudson-Childers
Cynthia Inniss
Arminda Israel
Kathy Katsias
Karen Munden
Marie-Pierre Myrick
Renee Olander
Doris “Cookie” Palacios
Blythe Scott
Louisa Strayhorn
Amanda Tierney
Advisory Board
Betty Wade Coyle
Susan Goode
Linda Laibstain
Bonnie Moorman
Anita Owings Poston
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mission
Eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting
peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.
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who we are:
The YWCA South Hampton Roads is the oldest
and largest multicultural women’s organization in
the region.
An artist performs spoken word at our Y Racism? open mic event.
The YWCA South Hampton Roads is the voice for every woman. For over 100
years, the YWCA National Network has been at the forefront of most social movements
in the United States—from voting rights, to civil rights, to pay equity; from violence
prevention to childcare initiatives. We provide safe places for women and girls,
build strong women leaders, and advocate for women’s rights.
“…in the future…I hope that…differences will not
be an obstacle to overcome, but a treasure to rejoice in.”
Ethan Robinson, Grassfield High School
2011-2012 Phyllis Wheatley Essay Contest Winner.
Our mission to eliminate racism and empower women is connected to a network
of YWCA’s in small towns and major cities across the U.S., offering women of all
ages leadership opportunities, job training, life skills, support groups, shelters for
racial justice & advocacy
safety and recovery, wellness resources and programs focused on empowering
YWCA South Hampton Roads works to initiate social action and advocacy activities
women and girls.
to eradicate racism and improve social and economic conditions for all people.
Our racial justice and advocacy initiatives support public policies that contribute to
Women come to us in times of crisis, as survivors of rape or domestic violence.
the elimination of racism, and promote women’s health, safety, self-sufficiency and
They come for job training and career counseling. They come for childcare. They
economic empowerment.
come for a variety of reasons, but they come. And they leave with a renewed
strong foundation,
fearless future
spirit, new skills, and stronger lives.
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Initiatives:
• The Children’s Defense Fund Freedom School program, through a
partnership with Union United Church of Christ.
• Mary Helen Thomas Racial Justice Award
• Mix It Up @ Lunch Series
• Phyllis Wheatley Essay Contest
• Stand Against Racism Awareness Event
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nurture
Gina fosters a safe and fun environment in our Before and After School Childcare program.
ywca kids
Our subsidized before and after school childcare program offers a safety net for low-to-moderate income
and military families during the out-of-school time hours. The program is provided year-round at 5 Norfolk
Public Schools. Also, our TechGyrls program engages girls ages 9-13 in STEM-related activities, while
PEARLS promotes self-sufficiency, self-confidence, cultural awareness, and social consciousness for girls
ages 14-18. Our programs provide a valuable service to families in the community, while teaching life and
social skills to children and youth.
IMPACT:
• Number of children served through
our recreationally based childcare
program: 319
• Number of meals provided through
partnerships with Virginia Kids Eat
Free and The Food Bank of Southeastern
Virginia: 7,056
• Percentage of military families
served: 18%
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Services:
• YWCA Kids Before and After School Childcare
• YWCA Kids Summer Clubhouse
family
our experience
We enrolled our children in the YWCA Kids Before and After School Childcare Program
(YWCA Kids) after receiving rave reviews from a friend whose children are also enrolled.
• TechGyrls technology and STEM-related enrichment
Kylie and Bryce absolutely love the program, and never want to be picked up! The YWCA
program
Kids staff is very attentive; they make you feel at ease when dropping your children off
• PEARLS self-sufficiency, confidence and cultural
in the morning. The program has been a wonderful experience for our family, and has far
awareness program
exceeded our expectations.
Cathy, Bryce Sr., Kylie and Bryce Adams Jr., YWCA Kids Before and After School Childcare
and military family.
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my story
empower
healing
I came to the YWCA’s Women In Crisis emergency shelter after walking away from an abusive relationship.
I was hurting…I was tired…I was broken. The staff has been so patient and understanding. They are
willing to listen, and I can really feel that they didn’t just hear my story. Many of the staff members
have had similar experiences in the past and were able to overcome those obstacles, which is truly
inspiring. Their experiences make me feel a connection to them because they can relate to what I am
going through, and I know their words and kindness are from the heart. After living in the shelter, I am
now a part of the Rapid Re-Housing Program and I have my own place to call home. It has been a
Orgia helps women gain strength through our Family Self-Sufficiency Case Management services.
wonderful opportunity and a blessing to be given a second chance. I am now excelling at work and
women in crisis
regaining stability. I am happy and I am moving forward.
Kacye Mitchell-Johnson, current Rapid Re-Housing Client
Our program provides services to survivors of domestic violence and the community through advocacy,
intervention, and support. Women In Crisis has provided emergency shelter, transitional housing and
comprehensive services to domestic violence victims and homeless women with children since 1979. Our
Sarah & Jametria help women and families heal through Art Therapy.
services are available to women and families spanning the entire South Hampton Roads region.
IMPACT:
•
Number of 24-Hour helpline
calls answered, providing
crisis intervention, safety
planning and information: 2,913
•
Nights of emergency shelter
provided to women & children
escaping domestic violence: 14,178
• Nights of transitional
housing provided to women
& children: 11,085
Services:
• Emergency shelter, transitional housing, food, clothing, and transportation
assistance programs
• Comprehensive mental health and substance abuse counseling services
and art therapy
• Family self-sufficiency case management and rental assistance
• Life skills, financial literacy, job readiness and placement services
• Comprehensive children’s program
• 24-Hour Helpline providing resources and referrals for individuals who are
escaping violent relationships
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1st annual
walk a mile
in her shoes
support
Marissa & Le’Jeane inform the South Hampton Roads community about violence
prevention through our Outreach & Education services.
response sexual assault
support services
Our comprehensive mental health program offers support services, hospital accompaniment, short and
long-term counseling, and legal advocacy for victims of rape and personal violence. Our program serves
the largest number of sexual assault victims in Virginia (1/3 of total cases). Our outreach and education
presentations reach more than 2000 college, high school and elementary students, as well as a large
military population, annually. Response has served the South Hampton Roads community since 1974.
IMPACT:
• Number of sexual assault victims
provided with mental health counseling
and support: 2,742
• Number of 24-Hour hotline calls
answered, providing crisis response, referrals, resources, and
information: 3,134
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•
Number of individuals educated
through violence prevention and outreach
services: 4,655 individuals. Percentage of sexual assault response
services provided to women in the
military: 9%
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Coordination of sexual assault response
teams in 6 cities and 2 counties.
Services:
• Comprehensive mental health counseling and support
services for individuals, couples, and groups.
• Legal advocacy
• Medical accompaniment
• Community outreach and education
• 24-Hour Hotline providing resources and referrals for
individuals who are victims of sexual assault
awareness
Our friends at Public House in their high heels.
Purpose:
On October 13, 2011, The YWCA South Hampton Roads embarked upon a new
opportunity to engage men in our community to stand with us against rape, sexual
assault, and gender-based violence. Walk A Mile In Her Shoes was launched as a
community event where men don high-heeled shoes and walk alongside other
advocates in a light-hearted attempt to bring awareness of the very serious issue of
sexual violence and its impact on the community. This event allows men to experience
the world through a woman’s point of view. Men and women were encouraged to
participate–even if not wearing heels.
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women of
distinction
awards
Honorees
Arts
Kim Wadsworth
Business
Clenise Platt
Purpose:
The Centennial Circle was established in 2010-2011 in commemoration of the YWCA’s
100th year of service. At its inception, 100 women came forward with a pledge of $1,000,
providing critical resources for improvements to our shelter, as well as operating expenses.
As the circle grows beyond the original 100, these pioneering women have created a legacy
of commitment to the YWCA, providing a promise of support for years to come.
Communications
Nicole Livas
Education
Sarah Bishop
Finance
Anne Shumadine
Government
Linda Bryant
Purpose:
Law
Kirkland Kelley
Each year, the YWCA South Hampton Roads recognizes outstanding women who
Medicine
Nancy Welch
leadership activities and volunteer efforts. On April 5, 2012, this prestigious award
Military
Yvonne Kitchen
NonProfit
Tracy Keller
Science and Technology
Beverly Joyner
Volunteerism
Carolyn Abron McCadden
Young Woman of Distinction
Yeardley Reynolds Love
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legacy
have made significant contributions to the community through their professional
was presented in twelve categories ranging from the arts, education, science and
technology, to business and volunteerism. The nominees exemplify the values and
mission of the YWCA, to eliminate racism and empower women.
The Young Woman of Distinction Award was also presented to the family of Yeardley
Reynolds Love, in honor of her memory and her legacy of humility and service to others.
25th
Save the date:
The
Annual
Women of Distinction Awards
March 28, 2013
2011-2012 DONOR LIST
Brenda H. Andrews
Anonymous
Virginia R. Armstrong
Letitia R. Batey
Joanne E. Batson
Sarah Bishop
Joan Brock
Sandra Brown
Theresa M. Bryant
Xandra L. Burnette
Martha Clowdsley
Susan R. Colpitts
Bettie Minnette Cooper
Margrit Corcoran
Tara Corrigall
Betty Wade Coyle
Janet Covington
Linda Cross
Gloria Dana
Mona J. Danner
Suzanne N. Franklin
Anita Friedmann
Theresa E. Garber
Jessica Gilden
Susan Goode
Martha J. Goodman
Barbara Hamm Lee
Cathy Harris
Connie McKenzie Hedrick
Susan Hirschbiel
Tricia Hudson-Childers
Karen Jones
Kirkland M. Kelley
Dianne B. Lawrence
Barbara Lipskis
Regina Malveaux
Carol Marinak
Andria McClellan
Carol McCormack
Julie McDonald
Beth V. McMahon
Evans McMillion
Bonnie W. Moorman
Angie Morgan
Pansy A. McKenzie Morton
Alice M. Mountjoy
Mary E. Murden
Chris Neikirk
Brenda Neumon Lewis
Carol Ormond
Doris “Cookie” Palacios
Elizabeth T. Patterson
Anita O. Poston
Jennifer Priest
Suzanne Puryear
Elizabeth S. Rathbone
Felecia Rivers
Deanna Rode
Cynthia Rodriguez
Cynthia C. Romero
Paige Romig
Kathryn Shelton
Jane Short
Gloria R. Smith
Rebecca B. Smith
Karen Jones Squires
Louisa Strayhorn
Kimberly C. Thompson
Winship C. Tower
Larissa Trinder
Priscilla Trinder
Charity Volman
Dyanne M. Walker
Laurie S. White
Regina V. Williams
Lynette Young
journey
for success
financial information
Revenue: $2,063,396
United Way
11%
Contributions
10%
Special Events
6%
Other
9%
Program Fees
24%
journey
Government Grants
40%
Expenses: $2,008,587
Purpose:
IMPACT:
• Number of women participating in
19 empowerment sessions, including
workshops on single motherhood,
higher education, budgeting and finance,
and entrepreneurship: 588
Still Hope Foundation, Inc. has a long history of working with the
Fundraising
6%
YWCA South Hampton Roads. In this regard, the Foundation
has been involved in supporting a number of YWCA programs
focused on women’s empowerment and family self-sufficiency.
Management
13%
In 2010, the two organizations initiated a formal partnership to
• N u m b e r o f women participating in
the “Charting Your Path” leadership
building and coaching sessions: 102
expand the Foundation’s signature program, Journey for Success.
The primary goal of the (JFS) program is to assist single mothers
in building a strong and successful family unit, offering mentoring
• Number of children provided
with childcare services during
J F S p r o g r a m s : 138 and workforce development activities. Through the partnership,
Program Services
81%
the YWCA is responsible for administering the JFS program, while
the Foundation is responsible for the provision of funding to continue the program and increase the number of women served
throughout South Hampton Roads.
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donor list
AAA of Tidewater Virginia
Judy Abourjilie
Carolyn Abron-McCadden
Debra J. Aleck
Sandra Alford
Hanh Allgood
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Kappa Gamma
Chapter
Sophronia D. Alston
American Association of University Women,
Norfolk Branch
American Legion Auxiliary- Unit No. 327
Amerigroup Charitable Foundation
Brenda H. Andrews
Mary Kate Andris
Anjella Paulette Day Spa
Anonymous
Virginia R. Armstrong
ASV & Company
Camille A. Atwood
Maxwell L. Axelrod
Mary Ayala
B.M. Stanton Foundation
Elizabeth T. Bade
Keith Q. Bailey
Abby Bailey
Abby Baird
Baird Construction, LLC
Edward M. Barowich
Lisa C. Bassett
Kyle Bassham
Batchelder & Collins Inc
Letitia R. Batey
Joanne E. Batson
Jane P. Batten
Robert M. Baxter
Bay Disposal, Inc.
Lisa Beckman
Rachel C. Bell
Susan Bell
Bruce A. Berlin
Lawrence Bernert
Dee Biggers
Emily Birknes
Sarah Bishop
Shernette Blair
Elaina L. Blanks
Marilyn S. Booker
Brenda C. Boston
Deborah B. Bousman
David C. Bowers
Sue Bowser
David J. Boyles
Joan Brock
Denise D. Brooks
Rhonda Broom
William E. Brown
Bridget Browne
Judith Browne
James C. Bruce
Paula Bruns
Elizabeth Bryan
Linda Bryant
Theresa M. Bryant
Joan Park Buckle
Catherine I. Buckler
Lajuana Buhmann
Brent R. Burnette
Debra Burrell
Business Document Solutions, Inc.
William R. Butler
C V International, Inc.
Christina Campbell
Chaton L. Canadiate
Capital Concrete
Elizabeth S. Chupik
Elizabeth Clarke
Zoe Close
Martin Clowdsley
Martha Clowdsley
Nadine Cohodas
Lisa Coleman
Dave Coleman
Nancy Collins
Susan R. Colpitts
Angela M. Conant
J. Daniel Coogan
Robert P. Cooke
Bettie Minette Cooper
John D. Coponiti
Anthony Corbett
Andrew P. Corcoran
Tara Corrigall
Benjamin G. Cottrell
Janet Covington
Covington Contracting, Inc.
Patricia Cox Colthurst
Betty Wade Coyle
Cathy Craft
William Crawley
Eric G. Creasman
Annetta Crook
Linda C. Cross
Kim S. Curtis
Olivia O. Dailey
Gloria Dana
Mona J. Danner
Robert A. Dardenne
Elizabeth A. Davenport
Andre Davidson
Tracy L. Davis
Ann S. Davis
Constance G. Davis
Doug Davis
Sterling W. Dawley
Christopher Deane
Ann Dearsley Vernon
Christa E. DeJarnett
Yvonne V. Delk
Sandra J. DeLoatch
Delta Sigma Lambda
Design Alternatives
Candice W. Dettloff
Karen Dillich
Joseph F. Dilustro
Douglas & Marianne Dickerson Foundation
Dorothy M. Doumar
Dragas Management Corporation
Mikaya Drew
Allison A. Dunleavy
Cindy Earhart
Patricia A. Easley
Nan C. Edgerton
Betty H. Edwards
Gretchen Edwards-Bodmer
Amani M. Elamin
Stephanie Eley
EOS Surfaces, LLC
Roger Evans
Michael M. Evans
Jeanne S. Evans-Cox
Fannie, Milton & Leslie Freidman Foundation
Elizabeth A. Farley
Paul J. Farrell
Marjorie L. Feldman
Anita Clair Fellman
Mark W. Feltner
Morgen M. Fett
Lydia R. Figueroa
Emily H. Filer
Marie Finch
Matthew Fine
Katherine Finney
Douglas Finney
ForKids, Inc.
Suzanne N. Franklin
Sheila A. Freeman
Leslie H. Friedman
Anita Friedmann
Paulette Fuller
Kristen Gaines
Scott T. Galbraith
The Gaius Foundation, Inc.
Theresa E. Garber
Kathleen Gardner
Muriel D. Garr
Brenda Garrett
William Garrett
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Dennis O. Garris
David W. Gatton
Marcella Germanotta
Get Solutions
Catherine Gettier
Gifford Insurance Associates Agency, Inc.
Dennis Gilbert
Jessica Gilden
Ann Gimbert
Robert W. Given
Fred T. Given, Jr.
Glass Corporation
Charis A. Goff
Pierre H. Golpira
Domingo Gonzalez
Denise Goode
Susan Goode
Martha J. Goodman
Verna H. Gordon
Marynell Gordon
Leahmarie T. Gottlieb
Harry Graber
Velvet L. Grant
Gina Grant
GRC Wireless
Great Bridge Baptist Church
Tiffany Green
Star G. Grieser
Raymond Gromelski
Natina Gurley
Greta I. Gustavson
Eileen Gwaltney
Jane M. Hager
Cami Hahn
Barbara Hamm Lee
Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce
Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Hampton Roads Military & Civilian
Damian J. Hansen
Elizabeth Harken
Amy L. Harman
Cathy Harris
Barbara Hart
Sally Hartman
Kyle T. Hause
Amanda J. Havelin
Stephen K. Hawks
Nellie Hayse
Mark Heilenday
Toni C. Henkel
Jack H. Herbert
Mark Higgins
Meghan E. Higgins
Susan Hirschbiel
Jamie L. Hodge-Roser
Joyce M. Hoffmann
Hofheimer Ferebee, P.C.
Bruce C. Holbrook
Heather Hollowell
J A. Holt
Amy Holt
Margaret M. Hoskins
Clare Houseman
Roxie A. Hoven
Cameron M. Hovenga
Denise Howard
Amanda M. Howie
HPT, LLC
Tricia Hudson-Childers
Thomas C. Inglima
IProcNorfolk, LLC
Linda L. Irvine
John Israel
Arminda Israel
James Izard
Cherie Jabs
Jill M. Jackson
Cynthia James
Janaf Shopping Center
Jessico, Inc.
Joan & Macon Brock Fund
Johns Brothers Security
John G. Johnson
Carla A. Johnson
Barbara T. Johnson
Shana Jones
Catherine Jordan Wass
Maite Joy
Theresa Joyner
Beverly Joyner
Staci Katsias
Katherine K. Katsias
Suzan M. Kaufman
Linda Kaufman
Kaufman & Canoles, PC
Debra M. Keeling
Claudia Keenan
Sarah F. Kellam
Kirkland M. Kelley
Kay A. Kemper
Mike Kendzora
Anne W. Kenny
Howard L. Kesser
Keith Kibiloski
Tabitha M. King
Pamela Kirk
James L. Kitchin
Arlene F. Klinedinst
Heidi Kulberg
Orgia L. Labidi
Linda Laibstain
Janine S. Latus
Jeremy Lauten
Dianne B. Lawrence
Leslie Drinkwalter Interior Design
Stephen P. Levorse
Georgia Lewis
Mary P. Liggio
Angelica D. Light
Bonita A. Lindenberg
Barbara Lipskis
Dena Liston
Margaret Little
Edward P. Locke
Rowena B. Lyles
Christopher Lyon
MacArthur Shopping Center LLC
Cynthia L. Mackey
Maersk Line, Limited
Robert L. Major
Brenda N. Mallory
Regina Malveaux
Mancon
Dolly P. Mannix
Ken Marinak
Cheryl & Woody Marks
Marks Insurance Agency, Inc.
Marriott Norfolk Waterside
Jamie P. Marshall
Eleanor J. Marshall
Nancy S. Martone
Lewis S. Mason
Linda Mason
Suzanne Mastracco
Andria McClellan
Elise S. McConnell
Carol McCormack
Julie McDonald
Martha McGann
Connie McKenzie Hedrick
Pansy A. McKenzie-Morton
Beth V. McMahon
Evans McMillion
Dorris W. McNeal
Marcella F. McNeil
David Meadows
Lyle D. Meier
Bruce Melcher
Pat Mellor
Juliebeth Mezzy
Elizabeth A. Middlebrooks
Emily Miles
Anna Milisitz
Amy N. Miller
Rakiyah Miller
Tina T. Minter
Michele S. Mitchell
Herbert Mitchell
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donor list
Monarch Bank
Lillie Monroe
Dorothy Moore
Kay T. Moore
Bonnie W. Moorman
Melody A. Moreno
Angie Morgan
Betty L. Moritz
Alice M. Mountjoy
Jennifer Mowrey
Joseph M. Mulkerrin
Karen P. Munden
Mary E. Murden
Tamara A. Murphy
Bridget A. Murray
Denise D. Murtha
Donald Myers
Marie-Pierre Myrick
Chris Neikirk
Kathleen Nelson
Brenda Neumon Lewis
New Calvary Baptist Church
Karen L. Newnam
No Frill Grill
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Norfolk State Univeristy
Ralph S. Northam
Connie Nowak
Elizabeth C. Oates
Donald J. O’Brian
Renee Olander
Old Dominion University
Olive Grove Baptist Church
Caroline S. Oliver
Richard Olivieri
Carol Ormond
Grace A. Orsini
Cara P. Oxenham
Palace Shops & Station, LLC
Doris J. Palacios
Robert M. Palmer
Richard G. Parise
Stacy Parker
Charles E. Parker
Nancy G. Parr
Valentina Passerini
Elizabeth T. Patterson
Christopher E. Patzer
Ambrose D. Paull
Payday Payroll Services
Lisa M. Pellegrino
Cynthia Perkins
Amy G. Pesesky
Donna L. Peters
Jacqueline B. Peters
Teresa Peters
Sue Pfaffinger
Altraneise Phillips
Charlotte B. Phillips
Farrah Piccoli
Fletcher N. Pierce
Kristen M. Pine
Jessica L. Plank
Clenise Platt
Dorothy C. Pledger
Courtney H. Podesta
Nancy Pope
Kent P. Porter
Nancy Porter
Lloyd T. Porter
Portfolio Recovery Associates, Inc.
Anita O. Poston
Preston & Catharine White Foundation
Jennifer Priest
Kristen M. Pritchard
Professional Realty Corp.
Protestant Nun Missions
Tony Puglisi
Charlotte H. Purkey
Suzanne Puryear
Dana Ramirez
Elizabeth S. Rathbone
Anne Redfern
Kathleen Redfern
Laura M. Reese
Michael Reese
Joan L. Rhodes-Copeland
Linda M. Rice
Marilyn Richardson
Kent G. Ridenhour
K.T. Ritter
Kate Rivers
Felecia Rivers
John Rizzo
J. Samuel Roady
Kaitlin P. Robb
Jennifer Robbins
Betty Jo Roberts
Donald E. Rockwell
Deanna Rode
Cynthia Rodriguez
Cynthia C. Romero
Paige Romig
Joey Rothgery
Robert H. Rudman
Paula L. Russel
Debbie Russell
Rutter Mills, LLP
Kirsti T. Ryan
Jessica Salazar
Virginia L. Sanchez
Ashley Sanderson
Donald R. Sansoucy
Betty Sargent
Tara Saunders
Theresa Saunders-Smith
Kevin A. Savage
Alvin J. Schexnider
Ann Scholten
Julie A. Schroeder
Blythe A. Scott
Kenneth R. Scott
Judith S. Scott
Barbara Seale
SEC Enterprises
Senior Family Jewish Community Center
Sentara Healthcare Foundation
John E. Settle
Victoria L. Sexton
Kathryn Shelton
Jane R. Short
Signature Financial Management Inc.
Mary K. Slonaker
Carter C. Smith
Lois J. Smith
Mary Smith
Gloria R. Smith
Rebecca B. Smith
Susan Snow Burnett
Petra E. Snowden
Deane Sobol
Victor G. Sonnino
Space Design Group, LLC
Susan Speers Hume
Karen Squires
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Karin L. Stamy
Cathy Staton
Deborah K. Stearns
Michael Steele
Larry E. Stephenson
John D. Stewart
Stihl, Inc.
Still Hope Foundation
Louisa Strayhorn
William J. Stutz
Mike Supan
Barbara A. Sweeney
Elizabeth Taraski
Marvin Tawney
Tayloe Associates, Inc.
Grace Tazewell
The Gaius Foundation
The National Alliance to End Homelessness, Inc.
The Treasure Shop
April D. Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Kimberly C. Thompson
donor list
Kim Thumel
Mariann B. Ticatch
Kaye Tice
Tidewater Home Funding
Tidewater Officers’ Spouses’ Association
Amanda Tierney
TKC Inc.
Winship C. Tower
TowneBank
Tanya Townes
Philip R. Trapani
Martha B. Trapani
John A. Trinder
Larissa Trinder
Priscilla Trinder
Troutman Sanders LLP
Tiffany N. Tuggle
Alice Twining
Diane L. Tyler
Gregory D. Underwood
Unitarian Church Of Norfolk
United Association Local 376
United Methodist Women
United Restoration, Inc.
United Way of South Hampton Roads
University Presbyterian Ministry
Marguerite K. Vail
Vandeventer Black LLP
Virginia Center for Public Safety
Charity Volman
Jack G. Voss
W.F. Magann Corporation
John R. Wadsworth
Alan L. Wagner
Leah Waitzer
Dyanne M. Walker
Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer
Neil P. Walsh
Ella Ward
Jerry E. Warren
Sharon C. Waters
Natasha T. Weatherby
Catherine T. Weaver
Lelia G. Webb
Wendy Webb
Leondras J. Webster
Adair Wells
Bill Wetherall
Wendi White
Laurie S. White
Annie White-Guertin
Allison Whitmore
Judith Whitted
WHRO
Mary B. Whyle
Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas Asset Mgt, LLC
Susan P. Willaford
Leah Williams
Regina V. Williams
Kate Hofheimer Wilson
Linnea M. Wincze
Pearl Windle-Drumwright
Lynne Winters
Dixie D. Wolf
Jeffrey A. Wolfe
Katherine Wolfe
Sandy J. Wolff
Women of AT&T VA-W VA
Women Of The Moose, Norfolk Chapter #157
Mary T. Wood
Ann Wright
Wright-Way Plumbing, LLC
Deborah H. Wyld
Sonia Yaco
Lynnette R. Young
Channing M. Zucker
Megan Zwisohn
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