Our Family 2013-2014 Annual Report

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Family
Annual Report 2014
Our Vision
Making our community a
better place to live, to grow
up, and to grow older.
Our Mission
To support children and
youth, to serve families and
elders, and to strengthen
community connections.
Our Values
Integrity; fiscal responsibility; transparency; quality
services that make a difference delivered with
passion, professionalism and respect; collaborative,
innovative and responsive programs; teamwork and
diversity among staff and volunteers.
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From the Executive Director...
Working Together Today
and Tomorrow
Once annually Our Family
Services puts together a
“snapshot” of the past year. Our
finances are tracked on a JulyJune fiscal year and we use that
as our annual report frame.
Our intent is to provide a window into the
lives of the people we serve in our community – our neighbors, work colleagues,
and those most vulnerable. With your support and partnership, we served more
than 7,000 individuals in twelve months – children, young adults, families and
elders. Stories, numbers and graphs are some ways to communicate the essential
and caring services provided by our more than eighty staff members and two
hundred volunteers.
Simultaneously, we are a dynamic organization serving an ever-changing
community. We are concerned for individuals in need right now, and about reducing
that need next year. We are interested in how to improve our current services, and in
what evidence-based programs need to come next. We embrace the importance of
using good data to make wise decisions. We appreciate the importance of listening
to community members, our funders, our clients, and our donors to help shape the
long-term impact of our work.
On behalf of our Board of Directors and all of our staff, thank you for your support
of Our Family Services. We look forward to a continued partnership serving our
community and making a positive difference every day.
Patti Caldwell, MSW
Executive Director
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Volunteers of the Year 2014
Our Family honored two outstanding Tucson institutions at our Spring Luncheon in April – O’Rielly
Chevrolet and Angel Charity for Children, Inc. We were pleased to showcase our strong partnership
with both organizations, who are making an amazing difference here in Tucson.
Pictured: Rob Draper, General Manager of O’Rielly Chevrolet
at last year’s Pictures of Hope Reception.
Pictures of Hope is an educational photography program for children created by photojournalist
and author Linda Solomon. Sponsored by Chevrolet nationally, Chevrolet dealers across the
country devote their time to this program by helping homeless and at-risk children capture their
dreams with a camera. Here in Tucson, O’Rielly Chevrolet is the Pictures of Hope partner dealership.
Our Family is proud to honor Rob Draper and O’Rielly Chevrolet for supporting the dreams
of homeless children. Thanks to O’Rielly Chevrolet for giving the Pictures of Hope project a
home in Tucson, for hosting photojournalism sessions and Meet the Young Artist parties, and for
personally mentoring kids at risk.
Pictured: Erin Vincent, Amanda Saffer & Michelle Brown
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Our Family is proud to honor Angel Charity for
Children, Inc. for their tireless efforts to help us build
a desperately-needed new crisis shelter for Tucson’s
homeless, runaway and abandoned youth ages 12
to 17.
When Our Family approached Angel Charity
for help making our vision of a new Reunion House
shelter for homeless youth a reality, we were
sheltering 9 young people every night in a 4-bedroom
aging house with insufficient space, storage, kitchen
and bath facilities. The membership of Angel Charity
recognized the urgency of the need for a larger, more
efficient shelter and went to work on their behalf.
To the incredible members and leadership
of Angel Charity, we offer our sincere and heartfelt
thanks for your encouragement, your hard work,
and your dedication to making life better for Pima
County’s children.
Reunion House
“The House That Angels Built”
232 clients served
Reunion House is a 20-bed crisis shelter for runaway
and homeless youth ages 12 to 17, including youth in
the care of the child welfare system who have been
removed from unsafe homes or are in transition
between placements and need a safe, supervised
place to stay. Arizona leads the nation in the number
of children per capita in group or shelter care, with
more than 16,000 children in care as of mid-2014 – an
increase of nearly 50% in 4 years. In Pima County, there
are five times as many foster children as foster homes
available. Reunion House is the only emergency shelter
for 12 to 17 year-olds in Pima County working with the
state to keep these children safe until a permanent
home can be found.
© 2013 Arizona Daily Star
IMPACT STAT:
Within three days of entering the program, 86%
of youth at Reunion House are enrolled in, and
attending school.
© 2013 Arizona Daily Star
SUCCESS STORY:
Pictured: Patti Caldwell, Executive Director of
Our Family along with staff and stakeholders at
Reunion House.
Reunion House is one of only 11 buildings in Tucson
to have been awarded Gold LEED Certification by the
U.S. Green Building Council.
SUCCESS STORY:
One parent of a youth who stayed at Reunion House said this in a letter: “[When we
heard] about your facility it was like a light in the darkness we were experiencing and
we can never thank you enough for helping us.”
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Homeless Youth Services
2,186 clients served
Comprised of Teens in Transition, CommonUnity Program, and Street Outreach, Homeless
Youth Services reaches out to youth across the Tucson metro area. The Teens in Transition
program offers emergency shelter, housing, and supportive services to homeless youth
ages 18 to 21, including youth who are pregnant or have children, and case management
to younger teens. Youth can remain in our programs for up to 2 years while they gain skills
and work toward self-sufficiency. CommonUnity housing program offers hope for homeless
young mothers and their children through case management, counseling, and life and
parenting skills education. Street Outreach distributes emergency supplies and information
to youth living on the streets. In all program areas our GED instructor works with youth
individually and in small groups to help youth prepare for and pass the GED exam.
Thank you to the Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona and
Ellen Kaye for supporting GED instruction and the economic
independence of these women and their families.
IMPACT STAT:
Five women who obtained their
GEDs through the Teens in Transition
program this year will earn an average
of $11,000 more per year as a result.
IMPACT STAT:
100% of youth contacted
through Street Outreach
received direct basic
needs assistance.
SUCCESS STORY:
Elliott is one of those youth whose life was
changed for the good through his involvement
with Teens In Transition. In talking about
his journey he said, “Without Our Family I
probably would never have found a way
home. I’d probably be on the streets. I might
be dead. I’m pretty strong, but I was close to
hitting rock bottom...thank you for giving me a
chance to become the person I am today.”
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Homeless Family Services
816 clients served
We offer prevention services, emergency shelter, short-term supported housing
programs, and affordable housing options with no time limit to families experiencing
homelessness. This includes families headed by single mothers struggling to survive
and people who are working hard to improve their employability, their education,
and their ability to support themselves and their children. Our programs work to help
homeless families build on their strengths, improve their quality of life, and achieve
stability in the long term.
SUCCESS STORY:
John was out of work after moving to Tucson from
another state. He was living in his vehicle and having
difficulty surviving. He entered our shelter program
and with a place to call home, he was able to get a
good job and have his son join him.
IMPACT STAT:
In partnership with the Primavera
Foundation we were able to serve 30%
more women and children who were
experiencing homelessness this year.
IMPACT STAT:
In our temporary housing
program, 77% of clients found
permanent housing once they
exited the program.
SUCCESS STORY:
Maria lost her job of nine years and
entered our shelter program with her
16-year–old son. After just three months
of help from Our Family, she was able
to stabilize her income and transfer the
apartment lease into her name.
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Center for Community Dialogue
2,224 clients served
The Center for Community Dialogue builds the capacity of individuals
and groups to discuss issues, resolve conflicts, build consensus and
make decisions through training and services in a variety of effective
communication techniques.
SUCCESS STORY:
Center staff and volunteers
conducted a three-day
Eldercare Mediation with
a very large family and
helped them come to
recognize each other’s
viewpoints and ultimately
agree on how to help meet
their aging parent’s needs.
SUCCESS STORY:
Over 260 people
attended the Ken
Cloke Lecture Series
hosted by the Center
which covered conflict
resolution, workplace
bullying and mediation.
IMPACT STAT:
Studies show that US employees spend the equivalent of 385 million working days
each year engaged in conflict, at a cost of $359 billion in wages.
IMPACT STAT:
The Center is successful due in large part to the 80 trained volunteers who are
committed to helping others have meaningful conversations through Community
Forums and deal with conflict through training and mediation services.
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Counseling
463 clients served
Our counseling programs
teach people new skills to live
better lives. We offer marriage
counseling, family counseling,
and one-on-one sessions
with children, teens, adults, or
seniors. Last year marked the
successful conclusion of our
parenting program. Therapists
also supervise visits between
parents and children.
IMPACT STAT:
100% of clients in our counseling program who
completed their course of treatment achieved
at least 80% of the goals in their plan.
SUCCESS STORY:
A 17-year-old mother was
transformed from a shy teenage
girl into an outgoing and
responsible parent.
Information & Referral Resources
83,391 clients served
Information & Referral Resources
is the southern Arizona partner in
the 2-1-1 Arizona system. Housed at
Community Information and Referral,
this system ensures that people in need
of resources and guidance in how to
access them can get the help they need
by dialing 2-1-1 or searching the online
database at www.211arizona.org.
IMPACT STAT:
Over 400 Directory of Community Resources
2014 were distributed to social service agencies
and behavioral health professionals last year.
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Prevention
677 clients served
In Prevention, we help children and adults build
positive, healthy relationships and avoid risky
behaviors such as bullying, violence, and drug
and alcohol abuse. La Escuelita is an afterschool
literacy and prevention program for children
in grades K-5 in South Tucson at the House of
Neighborly Service. Las Comadritas provides
recreation and congregate meals for South
Tucson seniors, who meet twice-weekly for lunch,
crafts and outings. Our Drug Free Communities
program helps youth and families in Tucson’s
29th Street Corridor build community and avoid
drug and alcohol abuse.
SUCCESS STORY:
Pablo is a La Escuelita participant
who now has an optimistic outlook
on school and an increased focus on
homework and reading, largely because
of the supportive routine that promotes
IMPACT STAT:
literacy as fun and the encouraging
Research shows that children who don’t read well by 3rd
network made up of family members,
grade are four times less likely to graduate from high school.
and Prevention staff and interns.
Senior Companions
461 clients served
Our Senior Companion program utilizes
senior volunteers who offer services that
allow homebound elders to continue living
independently, out of institutionalized care,
for as long as possible.
IMPACT STAT:
Senior Companion volunteers provided 46,000 hours
of companionship to vulnerable elders and respite for
caregivers in Tucson last year. They have dedicated
more than 500,000 hours of service since the program
started in 2001.
SUCCESS STORY:
Beatriz, having lived through a time of loneliness and depression, saw an ad for the Senior
Companion program while riding the bus. After signing up and becoming a Senior Companion
she said, “It was the best thing I did in years! Now…if I cry it is because I am happy—they are
tears of joy!”
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Who We Serve:
People Served By Program
Our Family staff and volunteers served 7,059 people last year
Who We Served by Program
Counseling
463
7%
Prevention
677
10%
Senior Companion Reunion House
461
232
6%
3%
Homeless Youth
Services
2,186
31%
Homeless Family
Services
816
12%
Center for
Community
Dialogue
2,224
31%
Who We Served by Age Group
60+
16%
22-59
16%
0-12
14%
13-17
25%
18-21
29%
*We assisted an additional 83,391 people in Southern Arizona with access to resources through
Information and Referral Resources.
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Financial
FinancialStatement
Statement:
Revenue
Revenue
Government Grants &
Contracts
$3,809,035
Capital Campaign
$ 305,102
Contributions & Grants
$ 768,356
Program Income
$ 278,973
In-Kind Donations
$
Fundraising
$ 72,609
Other Revenue
$ 28,242
United Way & Investment
Income
$
TOTAL
88,696
In-Kind Donations
2%
Other Revenue
1%
Fundraising
1%
Program Income
5%
Contributions &
Grants
14%
United Way &
Investment
Income
1%
Government
Grants & Contracts
70%
Capital
Campaign
6%
60,430
$5,411,443
Expense
Expense
Homeless Youth Services
$1,546,687
Homeless Family Services
$1,248,552
Clinical Services
$ 784,558
Management & General
$ 768,811
Community Services
$ 423,041
Fundraising
$ 294,640
Senior Services
$ 278,442
TOTAL
$5,344,731
Fundraising
Community 6%
Services
Management & 8%
General
14%
Senior Services
5%
Clincial Services
15%
Homeless Youth
Services
29%
Homeless Family
Services
23%
Net Assets $6,198,972
Financial information listed above is pre-audit. Our complete financial statements will be available in January 2015, on the Annual
Reports & Financials page of our website at www.ourfamilyservices.org
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Friends of the Family:
$100,000 and up
Ellen Kaye
Larry “Buzz” Petersen and Robbie Willingham
$25,000 to $99,999
Arizona Multihousing Association
Community Foundation for Southern Arizona
Shaaron Kent Endowment Fund
The Courtney Foundation for Orphans
Community Partnership of Southern Arizona
Driven To Care Arizona
Providence Service Corporation
$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous
Connie Hillman Family Foundation
Diamond Family
Linda Drake and David Van Wyck
Frederick C. Shaffer CPA, P.C.
Knisely Family Foundation
O’Rielly Family Foundation
William and Mary Ross Foundation Inc.
Eliot T. Spalding Foundation
Stocker Foundation
Stone Canyon Community Foundation
United Way of Tucson & Southern Arizona
Whole Foods Market
Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona
Zuckerman Family Foundation
$5,000 to $9,999
Anonymous
LGBT-Straight Alliance Fund, a fund held at the Community Foundation of Southern Arizona
Bank of America
Rita Bourgeois
The CarMax Foundation
Thien and Timothy Dang
Fred and Christine Armstrong Foundation
Jewish Community Foundation
Surplus Line Association of Arizona Foundation
Tucson Electric Power Company
Tucson Federal Credit Union
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona
$2,500 to $4,999
Anonymous
Arizona Cardinals Charities Fund
Bank of the West
Desert Diamond Casinos & Entertainment
Desert Hills Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Read Taylor Foundation
In-N-Out Burger Foundation
JW Marriott Starr Pass
Jill and Thomas Knox
Long Realty Cares Foundation
McCortney Foundation
Charles and Pat M. Pettis
ScriptSave
Southern Arizona Foundation, Inc.
St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
PA Tarrant
Union Pacific Foundation
Mr. William L. Dolan and Ruth T. Pendleton Memorial Fund
$1,000 to $2,499
Anonymous
Sherrill and Lynn Adams
Bonita and Delbert Allinder
The Apple Apartments
Arizona Combined Federal Campaign
Arizona Community Foundation
Paul and Alice Baker Fund
Lori J. Bryant
Kent Burbank and Vicente Talanquer
Patti Caldwell and Bob Gary
Chapman Acura Tucson
DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy
Amy Dinklenburg
Dollar General Literacy Foundation
Hester Fassel
Ashley and Ryan Fitzharris
Fleming & Curti, P.L.C.
Caren and Jay Franz
Sandy and Gene Gerner
Connie and David Greenberg
Agnes Hannley
Gregory P. Hannley
HBL CPA’s, P.C.
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HSL Asset Management LLC
Kittle Design and Construction
Margaret V. Kusian
Lovitt & Touche, Inc.
Gypsy and David Lyle
Laurie Mazerbo
McCulloh McTavish Foundation
Melanie Morrison
National Bank of Arizona
Pantano Behavioral Health Services
Paul & Alice Baker Fund
Rita Pollak
Ben Rensvold
Carson Rustand
Safeway Foundation
Sarah M. Simpson
Manuel Sotelo
Elise Souter
St. Frances Cabrini Parish
The Sundt Foundation
Paul and Anna Tees
The HS Lopez Family Foundation
The Lake Investment Group, LLC
Tucson Charity Bridge Inc.
Tucson Osteopathic Medical Foundation
University of Arizona Foundation
Vantage West Credit Union
Waterfall Economidis Caldwell Hanshaw & Villamana
$500 to $999
Anonymous
AGM Container Controls, Inc.
Arizona Restaurant Supply
Colleen and Joseph Babcock
Lana Baldwin
Susan Banes
Bank of Tucson
Mary Benhase
Shirley Brantley
William H. Broadbent
Laura Brown
Evelyn and Gordon Carscadden
Center for Spiritual Living Southern Arizona
Edward Curley
Ruth and Stephen Dickstein
Dorothy Kret
Bonnie and Jack Donis
Joan and David Donnelly
Rob Draper
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Nona Gamel
Gordley Design Group
Julia Graf
Cherine Hathaway
Anna Laura and Ralph Jackson
Stanley and Ricki Lehman
Lawrence J. Lippert
Marian Lisitzky
Loop Jean Company
Ray Lopez
Loyal Order of the Moose-Thunder Mountain Lodge No. 2475
Lutheran Church of the Foothills
Barbara Ann McNaughton
Linda Kern Mills
Daniel Morrison
Jeff Singleton and Brigid Murphy
Ruth Nickerson
William and Lori Notbohm
Nancy O’Brien
Jean and Richard O’Laughlin
O’Rielly Chevrolet
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
PICOR Charitable Foundation
Sondra Johnson Prather
Ralph Raugust
Raytheon Family Group
Lisa K. Reams
Kathleen Robinson
Lenny Robles
Kathleen and Harold Snyder
Southern Arizona Endodontics
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Thompson, III
Stephen and Leona Torkelsen
Wayne Yehling
Elizabeth J. Zukoski
$100 to $499
Anonymous
Marcia and Todd Abelson
Academy Village HOA
Pat Ackert
Robert Acosta
Adobe Corral of the Westerner’s International
Frederick A. Ahrens
Wendy Alexonis
Laura and John Almquist
Ines and Grant Anderson
William C. Anderson
Phala Andressen
Michael Anglin
B/E Aerospace
Vickie Babbitt
Janet Baker
Susan Bakersipe
Denise Baldwin
Christopher Baldyga
Rhonda and Kendall Bank
Nancy Barber
Linda Barter
Beach Fleischman & Co, PC
Ginny Beal
Susan and Gregory Blake
Blue Willow
Dr. Marlene Bluestein
Henry K. Boice
Ted Borek
Emma Bose
Samantha Bossert
Suzy and Peter Bourque
Suzanne and Gerald Bouwens
David Braun
Stephen Brigham
Mary Ann Brody-Heyl
Karen Broms
Randy Brookshier
Michelle Brown
Jeni Bull
Julie Burguiere
Richard Bynum
Sandal and Julien Caillet
Patricia Campbell
Patricia and Bobby Campbell
Camwest Group Inc.
Deanna Candek
Canyon del Oro Baptist Church
Beth Carey
Peter Carlson
Casas Adobes Congregational Church
Joyce Cashman
Carranna Chaney
Change by Design
Shirley J Chann
Amy Charles
Sandra M. Clark, MD
Climatec Building Technologies Group
Annette Cline
Carolyn and David Cluff
Frances Coleman
Cornell Collins
Janice and John Collins
Compass Affordable Housing, Inc.
Cheryl Cox
Cheryl and William Crawford
Nicole Crawford-Mackey
Linda Cross
Penny Crutchfield
Virginia and Frank Culhane
Mary Ann Darling
Janet and Victor Daub
Charles and Elena D’Autremont
Catherine Davin
Art Davis
Chris & Cathy DeGraff
Pennie DeHoff
Irene Delgado
Dell Urich Women’s Golf Association
Mary DeLuca
MJ Demetras
DESCO Southwest
Desert Dove Christian Church
Tom DeSollar
Margaret and Terry DeWald
Susan Dick
Donald Dickinson
Colleen and Scotty Dickson
Mary Ann and Darryl Dobras
Donald Pitt Family Foundation
Sheryl and Thomas Doucette
James DuBois
Jeanne Dursi
Kim Egita
Martha Elkind
Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse
Empire Machinery
Bethanne Enoki
Frances (Susie) Ensle
Sandy & Robert Erickson
Larry and Jane Espinoza
Nancy A. Evans
Jane Evans and Gene Joseph
Betty G. Feinberg
Jil Feldhausen
Jorge Fernandez
Susan Fifer
Leah Fileman
Paul Fini
First Christian Church
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First United Methodist Church
Joeann Fossland
Sue Francis
MacKenzie Fritz
Paula Fuchs and Dawn Kucerak
Andrea and Howard Gabbert
Nancy Galdi
Socorro and Frank Garcia
Jack Gardiner
Ida Gentzler
Pamela A. Geoga
Gloss Studio
Patricia Goldsmith
Debra L Goodman
Marcia and Richard Grau
Candace Grogan
Glenda Grow
Ernest Gutierrez
Vicki and Craig Hadd-Wissler
Virginia and Lester Hair, Jr.
Georgia Hale
Jennifer Hall and David Mount
Hammel, Beal & Lauer PC
Fran Hammond
Paige and John Hamner
Sarah Hazen
Frank Hedgcock
Louis Hekman
Dr. and Mrs. William Hendrix
Barrie and Janie Herr
Susan Hetherington
John Hill
Judith and Nicolas Hiner
Judith C. Hines
Karen and Roger Hobbie
Joan Ashley Hodgell
Janice Hoffman
Barbara and Mark Homan
Katherine Hornbach
House of Neighborly Services
Patty Howard
Carla Howle
Joyce K. Hume
Patricia and Jon Hutchens
Peggy Hutchison
Ross Iacomini
Cherubina Iatarola
Indian Ridge Garden Club
Natalie Ireland
Deborah and Jeff Jacob
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Marsha Jacquay
Ana Mellone Johnson
Nicole Johnson
Jeanette J. Jones
Richard Jones
Esther Jordan
Ron Karp
Sali B. Katz
Loisanne Keller
Kathleen and Jeff Kennedy
Margaret Kenski
Paula and Dale Keyes
Art Kidder
Lora and Mike King
Suzanne and Jerome King
Maureen and Robert Kline
Scott Koenig
Deborah and Richard Koivisto
Koty-Leavitt Insurance Agency, Inc.
Wendy and John Kriendler
Nancy La Belle
Judy Lacy
Terry and John Lacy
Ann Lancero
Kent LaPorte
Carolyn Laurie
Matthew Lauten
Law Office of Carol Lohmann
LeCroy & Milligan Associates, Inc.
Joanna Lee
Adele Lerma
Dan Lew
Mark Lewis
Patricia Lewis
Liberty, O’Neill & Bibbens
Angel Lichtenwalter-Wajszcuk
Elaine Lim
Yvonne M. Lindstrom
Long Companies
Neal Lundahl
Barbro S. Lynton
Madaras Gallery
Jill and Kevin Madden
Nancy Maddocks
Janet and Frank Marcus
Maricopa County CFC
Ann Markewitz
Kathleen and Charles Marner
I.D. Martinez
Pilar Martinez
Carol Massanari
Marie and Harry McDermott
Carol and John Pat McDonald
Grace McIlvain
Kay O. McLoughlin
Frances M. Merryman
Meyer, Lumia & Associates
Susan Miller
Helene and Frederick Mittleman
Leone L. Mohney
Margaret and C.P. Montgomery
Janet Silliman Moore
Rosemarie and Charles Moore
Virginia Morris
Mr. An’s Japanese Restaurant
Susan-Lea Mueller
Seth B. Mullady
Mary K. Murphy
Barbara and Vernon Myers
Tamra and Mark Myers
Jeanette Nadeau
National Bank of Arizona
Julia and Joseph Neilson
Melanie K. Neilson
Denise Nelson
Kay Nelson
Constance Nicholson
Leslie Nixon
Northern Trust Bank
Nova Home Loans
Susan Nuhn
Brian O’Laughlin
Order Sons of Italy Old Pueblo Lodge 2349
Susan and Charles Ott
Our Mother of Sorrows Church
Dr. Ellen Paige, MD
Judith and Tery Palmer
Tara and Thomas Parascandola
Penni Parrish
Theresa Paszkiewicz
Alyce Pennington
Lorri Peterson
Susan Petrus
Phyllis Pettitt
Pima Dermatology
Charles Poster
Manya and Robert Powell
Norman Rebenstorf
Marcia and Frederick Reinagel
Research Corporation
Elsa Reyes
Bobbie Reynolds
Sharon and Myles Rice
Bridget Riceci
Dennis L. Richards
Alice Callison and John Richardson
Pat Rigg
Rincon Congregational United Church of Christ
Mary Romaniello
Lisa Romero
Tiana and Jeffrey Ronstadt
Venisha Rosenthal
Marianne Ross
Anne and Lowell Rothschild
Joyce Roughton
Margaret T. Rummler
Russ and Carolyn Russo Scholarship Foundation
Russo, Russo and Slania PC
Tracy Salkowitz
Jay and Andrea Sanes
Scan Health Plan Arizona
Susan M. Scerbo
Mary Anne Schiavone
Shirley Schiever
Dr. Eric Schindler
Ed and Kathy Schlitz
Louis Schulder
Jerelyn B. Schultz
Maryellen M. Scott
Ginny S. Seabrook
Gail Seale
Karen Seger
Sharon Bishop
Sheraton Hotel and Suites
Sue Sherrick
David Shropshire
Barbara and George Sides
Jeanne and Dr. Raymond Sierka
Irving I. Silverman
Sylvia Simpson
Cheryl Smith
Sandy S. Smith
Sneller Properties, LLC
Kathryn Snodgrass
Carol Soderlund
Linda Solomon
Southern Arizona Oral Surgery
Marcus and Lisa Sredzinski
St. John On the Desert
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St. Teresa’s Guild
Stifel Nicolaus & Co, Inc.
Darlene Streicher
Studio S Salon
Robert Stuendel
Dorothy S. Sturz
Barbara Sullivan
Tracy Szymanski
Judy Tamsen
Tanque Verde Lutheran Church
Thomas Taylor
Technicians for Sustainability
Constance and Hans Tees
Marlies and Howard Terpning
The Bagnall Co.
The Temp Connection
Thompson Accounting Company PLLC
Tierra Right of Way Services, Ltd
Allison Titcomb
Title Security
Catherine Tornbom
Glenn Toyoshima
Matthew Trausch
Patricia D. Treeful
John Trued
Tucson Airport Authority
Tucson Electric Power Customer Service Department
Lori Tynes
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson
Carolyn and Steven Van Nort
Kate Van Roekel
Adriana Velasco
Chris Vemich
Wylene and Kenneth Vinall
Alyce Walther
Beth and David Wardrop
Susan and Robert Ware
Herman Warrior
Mary Weinstein
Peggy Weisbeck
Williams Consulting
Nancy Willingham
Debora L. Wood
Lynne Wood Dusenberry
Darrin Woodring
Marilyn and Peter Woods
James Wright
Linda Wright
Martha Wright
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Ellen Yacovone
Peg and Patrick Zumbusch
$50 to $99
Adelaide Adams
Glee and Arthur Alberding
David Scott and Mark Sammons Allen
Elspeth and Curtis Anderson
Jessica L. Andrews
Sue Krahe Archibald
Arizona State Credit Union
Cathy Baniewicz
Candace Barrios
Jill and David Becker
Cathleen Becskehazy
Brooke Bedrick
Miriam S. Bell
Patricia A. Bena
Robert Benjamin
Ronna Biesecker
Kay and William Bigglestone
Betsy Bolding
Gillian Borden
Catherine Borinstein
Janet C. Bostwick
David and Rosemary Brown
Joan Brunger
Laurie and Nick Buckelew
Muriel Budzien
Dena Burnside
Stanley Caldwell
Margaret Cambridge
Richard Chagnon
Marcia Chorak
Mary Jane and John Christoph
Kimberly Cook
Nancy D. Cook
Dianna J. Coxhead
Louise Cudzilo
D.M Lovitt Insurance Agency
Barbara Daily
Jean and George Davies
John Deering
Kathryn DeGraff
Ann Dickinson
Brenda Dinius
Chad Driedger
Annette Dyer
David Eazer, PC
Carole Edelsksy
Joanne and Bob Ellis
Michael Everett
FAMOFC LLC
Imelda Fimbres
Brandy Finley
Marjorie and Richard Flagg
Martha L. Frailey
Yolanda Franco
Karen Friar
Gordon Fulmer
Sheri and Brice Gary
Matthew Gaspari
General Motors
Leslie Gilpatrick
Jan R. Gnagey
Kelly Goldsmith
Mary Good
Richard Grisham
Barbara Gruber
Brina and Leslie Grusin
Rosine Gualdoni
Ivan Gur-Arie
Ana Gutierrez
Maureen Hannley
Elizbeth Hardin
Rosella and Walter Heinrichs, Jr.
Margaret and John Hempel
Etta Jo Herzog
Robert Heslinga
Stephen M. Hirt
Natalia Hoffman
Cheryl House
Virginia B. Hoyne
Monica Humbles
Toby Hyman
Margaret Iverson
Jill Ives
Katherine and Arthur Jacobson
Jo Anne Jenkins
Aaron Johnson
Dorothy A. Johnson
Lynn Karabinas
Karla Keegan
Susan Kendal
Kristen and Jeffrey Klotz
Geraldine and Myron Koen
Laura Koenig
Trisha Kordas
Theresa Kudma
Gloria Lacy
Suzanne Lavergne
Linda J. Leighton
Patricia Lewis
John Lucas
Emily Maass
Marilyn Martin
Margaret B. Matter
Aubreena Maultsby
MC Companies
Dorothy Montgomery
Doris S. Moore
Linda Morales
Jacqueline Morris and David Devine
Margaret Morton
Raquel and Mark Mrozowski
Alan Muhs
Janet Munson
Thomas Murphy
Susan Newman
David and Cheryl Nichols
Becky Noel
Roberta and Charles Noffsinger
Nova Financial & Investment Corp.
Brendon O’Laughlin
Pamela Parrish
Tony Penn
Sara and Vince Pike
Ruth Reiter
Robert Rice
Diana Richardson
Arlene Rieber
Stella Rivera-Varela
David and Eleanore Robinson
Genevra K. Rodriguez
Alba Rojas-Sukkar
Virginia and Thomas Roof
Lisa Rosenfeld
Mary Jane Rott
Cathy Sachs
Amanda Saffer
Cathy and Steve Sams
Parralee and Michael Schneider
Sanford Seltzer
Mary Anne Seymour
Loretta and Steve Shaw
Barbaranne Shepard
Jane Simpson
Catherine L. Smith
Snell and Wilmer
Cyndi Sparks
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Kirtlye Spear
Spirit Salon Day Spa
Sherie Steele
Caroline Straub
Rick Sumner
Geraldine Terbush
Carol Tierney
Gloria Tornbom
Patricia Trainor
Gayle Traver
Sandra and Merle Triplett
L.M. Tronsdal
Janet Turner
Elda Patricia Valera
Ellen Vellenga
Erin Vincent
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Dr. Bella Vivante
Li Wang
Wendy Erica Werden
Michael B. Wexler
Patricia Williams
Wines For Humanity
Reid T. Wisneski
Lauren Wisniewski
Nancy Woodling
Karen and Charles Woods
Steven Wright
Gordon Yarrington
Lisa and George Youngerman
Yu Zhou
Jamie Zink
In Kind-Donations
Alba Rodriguez
Alline Bartles
Alpha Delta Kappa-Omicron
Al’s Ace Hardware
Altrusa International, Inc. of Tucson
Amy Blake
Angel Heart Pajama Project
Anita Hess
Ann George
Anna McFadden
Anonymous
Arnie Albright
Artistry Beauty Studios
Audrey Kutzawbasiz
B. Tomasky
Basil Mansur
Bob Kopas
Bobbe Mottelle
Bonnie Schroeder
Boys & Girls Club of Tucson
Britni Duwii
Calandra Redic
Calvary Christian Fellowship
Carlos Cullens
Carlos Lopez
Carol and Brian Clark
Carol Hahn
Carol Mead
Carole Schoendorfer
Carolyn Laurie
Center for Spiritual Living Southern Arizona
Charlotte Wyner
Cheryl House
Cheryl Richie
Chris Murphy
Chris Portney
Church of Jesus Christ of LDS
Colleen Pettit
Colleen Taylor
Curves
Danish Club of Tucson
David Shropshire
Danish Club of Tucson
David Shropshire
Deanna Candek
Deanna Gursky
Debbie Stoer
Debbie Gonzales
Debra Jacobs
Dee’s Shoes
Desert Hills Lutheran Church
Dianne Candek
Dora Radin
Dr. Richard and Madeleine Wachter
Draper’s & Damon’s
Eleanor Doren
Elise Souter
Elizabeth Cherry
Emma McNall
Eugenia Manuelito
Everett Meyer
Fennemore Craig, P.C.
Friends of the Library
Frog & Firkin
Fry’s
Gadabout Salon Spas
GAP Ministries
Girl Scout Troop #1702
Girl Scout Troop #466
Golf N Stuff
Ground Cover Project
Gypsy and David Lyle
Harvesters Group
Hazel Coatsworth
Helen Albanese
Helge Carson
Hub Restaurant & Ice Cream Creamery
I. Cherubina
Indian Ridge Garden Club
J. C. Dillard
J.E. Marshall
Jackie Manor
Jacobs Engineering
James Aspromatis
James Strieber
Jan DeLair
Jean Ware
Jeanie Nixon
Jeanne and Dr. Raymond Sierka
Jeff Pister
Jennifer Kmet
Jennifer Stewart
Jerzee Anderson
Jill and David Becker
Jill Chamberlain
Jim Wiechert
John and Jana Turns
John Bossé
Karen Bailey
Karen Coyne
Karen Harris
Katherine and Kenneth Heeter
Kathleen Connelly
Kathy Nelepovitz
Kim Stine
Kitt Farrell-Poe
Krisha Dillard
Kristen Dougherty
Kumon
Kyle Schuman
La Cholla Charmers
Lanette & Douglas Schlepp
Laura Cruz
Laurie Frey
Leah Kovitz
Lenny Robles
Levis Outlet Store
Libraries, Ltd.
Linda and Thomas Grissom
Lisa Heimink
Lisa Lebsock
Lisa M. Robinson
Lisa Martinez
Little Angels Learning Centers, Inc.
Loews Ventana Canyon
Lois McCreight
Lonna Pfeifer
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Lori and David Iaconis
Lori Ness
Lovitt & Touche, Inc.
Lucinda Molina
Lutheran Church of the Foothills
Lynn Kallis
Maly & Associates Inc.
Maracella Nelson
Mariah Weidner
Marion Group of St. Thomas
Mark Heyman
Martha Wright
Mary and Michael Veth
Mary Hughes
Mary Schimgen
MaryLou Hutchins
Melissa Rasmussen
Michael Golden
Michelle Jensen
Misty Ahearn
Monica Dow
Myra Olivia Easterly
Nancy and Charles Samuelson
Nancy Dirtadian
Nathanael Addison
National Society of Collegiate Scholars
New Challenge Day Centers
Nichole Dominguez
Nick Dargene
Nimble Fingers, Voyager RV Resort
Nohemi Montoya
Papa Murphy’s
Pauline and Robert Kaplan
Penni Parrish
Phil Smith
Pima County Public Library
Preceptor Alpha Epsilon-Tucson
Preceptor Alpha Epsilon-Sahuarita
Quail Creek Quilt Covey
Rachel Flint
Randy McNelus
Rebecca Swank
Richard Lopez
Rita Pollak
Robert Rice
Roberta Gilliland
Roberta Shapiro
Robin Roberts
Roxann Lafferty
Ruth Nickerson
Sally Porte
Sally Quick
Sanctuary United Methodist Church
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Sandra Edgar
Sarah Simpson
ScriptSave
Serena Bruffett
Sharon Bishop
Sheira Harris
Sheryl Wintary
Southwest Women’s Charitable Club
St. John On the Desert
St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
Stacey Hadlock
Steffi Lorimor
Stephen Barkley
Streams in the Desert Lutheran Church
Sue Argumedo
Sunflower Quilters
Suntree Corporate Housing
Susan Chaikin
Susan Fifer
Susan Hetherington
Susan Sullivan
Suzanne MacDonald
Suzy Bourque
Ted Anderson
Teresa Kurto
Teresa Trowers
Teri Murphy
The Hadd Company
The Seekers
Theresa Paszkiewicz
Tiffany Taylor
Tina Nelson
Title Security
TJ Maxx-North Oracle
Tortolita Presbyterian Church
Tracy DeVitis
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Tucson Electric Power Customer Service Dept
Tucson Jewish Community Center
Tucson Kappa Delta Alumnae
Tucson Racquet and Swim Club
Tucson Rodeo Committee
TUSD Family & Community Outreach
Two Men And A Truck
U of A National Society of Collegiate
U.S. Attorney’s Office
USAF – Davis-Monthan AFB
Vail Christian Woman’s Study
Vicki Fergon
Virginia and James Reed
Voyager Hobby Group
Wanda Aldrich
Whole Foods
Board of Directors
Richard P. Chagnon
Larry Cochran
Vanessa Cota
Tom DeSollar
Ashley Fitzharris, Treasurer
MacKenzie Fritz
Jill Knox
Scott Koenig
Gypsy Lyle
Kay Nelson
Becky Noel
Estella Rivera-Varela
Lenny Robles
Elise Souter, Secretary
Perry Tarrant, President
Patti Caldwell, Ex-Officio
Senior Leadership Team
Patti Caldwell, Executive Director
Chris DeGraff, Development Director
Kim Egita, Finance & Assets Director
Laurie Mazerbo, New Beginnings Director
Lisa Reams, Senior Director
Community Partners
29th Street C.A.N.
4R Communities Alliance
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Arizona Department of Health Services
Armory Park Senior Center
Casa de Los Ninos
Catholic Social Services
City of Tucson Housing and Community Development
City of Tucson Mayor’s Office
CODAC Behavioral Health Services
Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona
Community Information and Referral Services
Community Partnership of Southern Arizona
Corporation for National and Community Service
DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy, PC
Easter Seals Blake Foundation
Edge Charter School
El Rio Neighborhood Center
Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse
Family Conciliation Court in Pima County
Fellowship Square Assisted Living
Gabriel’s Angels
Hearth Foundation
Holman Frazier
House of Neighborly Service
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
Mercy Care
Mountain Trace Terrace Apartments
Open Inn
Park Health Care
Pascua Yaqui Tribe
Pima Animal Care Center
Pima Community College
Pima Council on Aging
Pima County Community
Development and Neighborhood Conservation
Pima County Juvenile Court
Primavera Foundation
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation
Southern Arizona Veteran’s Caregiver Respite Program
St. Luke’s Home
Sullivan Jackson Employment Center
The Fund for Civility, Respect and Understanding
Tohono O’odham Tribe
Town of Oro Valley
Tucson Pima Collaboration to End Homelessness
UA Southwest Institute for Research on Women
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona
US Department of Health and Human Services
US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Wingspan
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Homeless services, finance, executive and development
departments are located at
Our Family’s administrative offices
are at 2590 N. Alvernon Way,
(520) 323-1708
www.ourfamilyservices.org
Counseling, senior services, trainings, mediations and the
Center for Community Dialogue are at
3830 E. Bellevue Street,
just northwest of Speedway and Alvernon.