Annual Report - Elm Creative

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1 BEGINNING
TO A LIFE STORY
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how you’ve made a difference within cdr
The first three years are forever. Experts
say the experiences a child has before
he can even pedal a tricycle are the
ones that largely shape the person he
will become. That’s why last year Child
Development Resources helped nearly
1,000 babies and toddlers, working
with the children and their families
every step of the way to give them
the brightest possible future.
45 years making a difference
1966 to 2011
2010-2011 child development resources annual report
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Of course, in this complicated world,
numbers can never tell the whole story.
But they can tell us a lot. As we celebrate
Child Development Resources’ 45th
anniversary, we’re very proud of what
the numbers say about the past year:
Families of more than 970 babies
and toddlers received the help they
needed to give their children the best
shot at their one and only start in life.
Two hundred eighty-four children with
disabilities or developmental delays
took part in customized therapy to
help them walk, communicate, learn,
and grow. And many of the Historic
Triangle’s most impoverished and
vulnerable children and pregnant
women found the support they
needed for a healthy, safe future.
Last year CDR also provided an
estimated 8,000 hours of training
to professional caregivers in Virginia
on a wide variety of topics, including
fostering early literacy, the social and
emotional health of infants and toddlers, and best practices for early care
and education. At CDR, we don’t just
provide vital services; we share our
knowledge and experience so others
can do the same.
For an organization that began with
five children in the basement of a
church 45 years ago, these are
numbers worth celebrating. And
they’re just the beginning. Please
come along as we take a look back
at the year that was.
CDR
YOU
paul f. scott
executive director
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home-based services
90%
infant & parent program
percentage of cdr
services provided
in the family home
There are as many different needs as
there are children, but CDR’s Infant &
Parent Program (IPP) is a great first
stop for families who are just beginning
to deal with a child’s developmental
challenges. Through IPP, highly trained
special educators and therapists work
with parents to come up with an individualized family services plan. The plan
might include physical, occupational,
or speech therapy for the infant along
with practical and emotional support
for the parents. With its emphasis on
very early intervention and an approach
that takes the whole family into
account, IPP brings real-life results—
and hope—to families who often have
few places to turn to for help.
most people don’t realize
it, but more than 90% of
cdr’s services take place in
families’ homes.
why ?
because that’s where young
children do most of their
developing.
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children enrolled in the
infant & parent program
developed up to 2.6 times
faster in ther specific areas
of delay during intervention
than before intervention.
real life
in 2009, a young first-time mom was struggling to
care for her infant son. she was referred to cdr
and began working with a family consultant during regular home visits. as the child grew, it became
clear that he was having trouble articulating his
needs, and this was leading to frustration and
angry outbursts. he began working with a speech
therapist, and today he’s thriving in cdr’s first
steps center at lafayette high school. his next step:
the public schools’ bright beginnings pre-kindergarten program, where he can continue to work on
overcoming his speech delay.
“i have been working with a
2-year-old and after his 6year-old sister watched our
last session…she now has
much more patience with him
and she views him as a child
who can learn. this is what
early intervention is really
about—changing the family’s
expectations and showing
them that they are their
child’s best teacher.”
–cdr therapist
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comprehensive health investment
program
99%
percentage of children
who were up to date on
their immunizations after
one year with chip
Preventive health care is important at any age—but never more so
than during the very first years of life. The Comprehensive Health
Investment Program (CHIP) provided impoverished pregnant women
and children from birth to age six with critical health services, including screenings, accompanied visits to a doctor, treatment to prevent
tooth decay, developmental assessments, and help obtaining up-todate car seats and cribs. In 2010-11, nearly 100 percent of the children who’d been enrolled in CHIP for a year had a medical home and
were up to date on their immunizations.
Because of dwindling resources, state funding for CHIP of Williamsburg
ended in mid-2011. CDR continues to provide most of CHIP’s services
through Parents as Teachers, a program that gives children a chance
to be healthy and to start school ready to learn. Sadly, without CHIP
funds, CDR will only be able to serve about half the families served
in the past.
"before chip started coming out to my
home, i was having difficulty with my
child’s behavior… she was delayed in
her speech. they connected me with a
speech therapist and helped me learn
about child development. my daughter
is now talking more and i understand
more about how to help her deal with
her emotions and behavior."
– a cdr parent
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children at risk for developmental delays who took part
in developmental monitoring
developmental
monitoring
Some of the pregnant women and young children referred
to CDR don’t need or can’t commit to the ongoing,
intensive services the agency typically provides. But they
still need to be monitored because of social, health, or
environmental risk factors that could lead to developmental
delays. For these families, Developmental Monitoring is
the key to a brighter future.
the program is flexible: one family
might receive prenatal counseling and
transportation to medical appointments
while another family might take part in
parenting education, developmental
playgroups, and parent groups. either
way, the goal is the same: a healthy,
stable family environment in which the
child can grow and learn.
family
one
program examples
family
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Developmental Monitoring has been locally funded by
Colonial Behavioral Health and will be combined with the
new Parents as Teachers program.
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2011 donors
Ben & Jerry's
Kenny Johnson
Tony Menendez
Janet and Alan Fuchs
Betsy Anderson and the Derrick
Family Foundation
Kiwanis Club of Williamsburg
Foundation
Betty and Bob Orwoll
Tom and Cynthia Gillman
Administration for Children and
Families, Office of Head Start
Branscome Inc.
Greg and Lise Kline
Bill and Rita Francavilla
Monty and Pam Mason
CHIP of Virginia
Bill and Sarah Hamner
Gary and Linda Massie
Colonial Behavioral Health
Jane and Jim Kaplan
Larry and Emily McCardle
James City County
Kiwanis Club of Toano
Eric McDonald
United Way of Greater Williamsburg
Henry and Elva Respess
United Way of the Virginia Peninsula
MAJOR PROGRAM SUPPORT
Wally Glisson
Earl and Jane Sieger
Mike Duman Auto Sales
William and Susan Stewart
Terry and Patti Hall
Terra Coffee & Wine
Gary Hammer
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
John and Virginia McLaughlin
Donors from United Way of
South Hampton Roads Mrs. June Henning
Leon and Judith Salzman
Middle Peninsula Insurance
Timothy P. Warner
City of Williamsburg
Gary Shelly and Elaine Carlson
Joe and Linda Montgomery
Williamsburg Community
Health Foundation
Bob and Vicki Sprigg
Gerald and Donna Moore
PARTNER
$500 - $749
Virginia Department of Social Services
St. Bede's Catholic Church
Social Ministry
David A. Nice Builders, Inc.
York County
James and Donna Thornton
Optimal Service Group of
Wells Fargo Advisors
CIRCLE OF CARING
$10,000 AND ABOVE
Kingsmill Tennis Club
Lou and Sheri Osborne
Rob and Chris Braig
Cindy and Carl Zangardi
Douglas and Kristen Powell
April L. Brown
Charles and Ginny Crone
CIRCLE OF HOPE
$1,000-$2,499
Tom and Mary Ellen Power
Donors from the Combined
Federal Campaign
Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.
Anonymous (5)
Gilkison Family Foundation
AVID Medical
Kurt and Lisa Krass
Mrs. David S. Borland
Edward and Cherry Robinson
Andy and Ann Bradshaw
Wilma and Marc Sharp
Allison Brody
CIRCLE OF PROMISE
$5,000-$9,999
Bob and Louise Canfield
Bruce and Kathy Hornsby
Alex and Rosemary Hutcherson
Fred and Sharon Maloney
Bernard and Audre Rapoport
Foundation
Sentara Williamsburg Regional
Medical Center
Bucktrout Funeral Home
Bob and Marilyn Casey
Ruth Cove
Hunter and Tracy Creech
Chris Crone and Virginia Payne
Andy and Donna Dayton
Stephen Driscoll
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Robert and Patricia Feely
John T. Reilly
Paul and Catherine Freiling
Virginia Early Childhood Foundation
Mrs. Herbert O. Funsten
CIRCLE OF COMPASSION
$2,500 - $4,999
Charles and Corinne Garland
James and Gail Allburn
Sean and Lauren Allburn
Earl and Tatia Granger
Hall Ford/Hall Automotive
Paul Scott
Todd and Leslie Skinner
Stephen and Sherry Shellman
John Vrooman
Roger Waller
Walmart Logistics Import Distribution
Center, Williamsburg
Sanford Wanner and Judy
Jones-Wanner
Frank and Judith Wolfe
Yankee Candle Village
CHAMPION
$750 -$999
Davenport & Company, LLC
Adrienne Frank and Gary Driscole
Vernon and Laura Geddy
Hi-Ho Silver
Ron and Mary Jean Hurst
Howard and Jerrie Hyle
Darryl and Loretta Lewis
Martin's
A+ Concrete, Inc.
David and Anne Anderson
Robert Bradenham
Wright and Sarah Houghland
Marcus E. Howerton
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Jamison
Eric and Leigh Kades
Dave and Priscilla Kilgore
Jack and Barbara Kniest
Greg and Lisa McKean
John and Ann Milliman
New Zion Baptist Church
Norva Plastics, Inc.
Core Fitness
Dorothy Piper
Carlyle and Kim Campbell
Rochelle and William Pleasant
Steve and Gloria Carrier
Keith and Elizabeth Potts
Mark Carter
Mike and Jan Poynter
Margaret Cavitt
Mr. and Mrs. John Quigley, Jr.
Ray Cawthon
Scott and Kim Rich
Comber Physical Therapy
Daniel Rosinski
Michael and Sally Derrig
Ginny Schiavelli
Neal Devins
Hobart and Jane Speegle
Jay and Sue Diedzic
Charles and Sue Swadley
Sue and John Donaldson
Rob and Jill Swain
Susie Dorsey
Tarley Robinson
Barbara and Charles Driscoll
TowneBank of Williamsburg
Morton and Sarah Eckhause
United Way of New York City
Kermit Eide and Roberta MacGregor
William M. Watson
Phil and Beth Emerson
Millie West
Robert and Sandy Erskine
Morag Willey
Edward and Myrna Frankle
Kathryn M. and Charles R. Woollum
John Tinker and Sara Frazer
Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Wynder, Sr.
Jack and Jill of America ,
Hampton Chapter
Anonymous
Bob and Margaret Hershberger
Kenneth and Catherine Adams
Leon and Barbara Hirsh
Shirley and David Allen
Deborah Houff
America's Charities
Eric and Jamie Jacobs
Gordon and Judy Angles
Mike and Claire Jacobs
Bailey's Plumbing, Heating,
and Cooling, Inc.
James A. Burden
Ball Metal Container Division
Robert Ballard
Jayne Barnard
Basic Construction Company
Constance J. Bennett
Richard and Sandy Bishop
Harold and Mary Boyd
Richard Bradshaw
Dr. and Mrs. David M. Brody, MD
Liliana Camargo
Kelley and Jeff Clark
Joseph and JoAnn Converse
John and Julia Curtis
Cut & Core, Inc.
Rob and Tina Cuthrell
Pam and Cliff Dameron
Dustin and Susanne DeVore
Donald B. Brown
Julie Baxter and Paul Dresser
Eye 2 Eye Optometric Center
Frank and Mary Ellen Ferrante
Judith C. Fuss
Joseph Galano
Corrie Gilmore
Ellin and Baron Gordon
John and Kim Gordy
Dawn Griggs
Mike and Tricia Grunkmeyer
Sandy and Tom Hale
Melissa Kim and Gregory Johnson
Kaufman & Canoles
John Kehoe and U.S.I. Insurance
Kevin and Anne Kelly
Richard W. and Alice R. Kish
Charles and Denise Koch
David Lanning
Joseph H. Latchum, Jr.
Joan Lucera
Jack Magee
Barbara Mills
Donald and Joan Moore
Norge Community Club
Terry and Carolyn O'Connor and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Orlowski
Stuart and Jodie Patterson
Joel and Karen Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Scott
Mickey and Arlene Sego
Whittney and Ricky Spencer
Tim and Lauren Stephan
Paul and Bonita Stockmeyer
Bob and Stephanie Sweel
Elaine M. Themo
Jesse and Anna Thomas
Madeline Thompson
Terry and Evon Thompson
Robin Tugwell
Dr. Mary L. Voorhess
Dawn Weideman
Karen Rose and Bob Welsh
Peter and Kimberly Wendell
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. White, III
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Jim and Lisa Thomas
Anonymous (1)
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A. Vaughn and Lynda Byrd Poller
ADVOCATE
$250-$499
Jackie Wilder
Susan Williams
The Williamsburg Landing
Jack and Anne Willis
Charles and Jane Wilson
Tim and Lynn Wolfe
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Pellock
ASSOCIATE
$100 - $249 Chris Persons
Anonymous (6)
Joe and Tammy Petrowicz
Robert and Diane Abdo
The Pool Family
Eloise and Joe Agee
Prestige Press
Syed Zafar Ahsan and Saira Z. Ahsan
Margaret Beck Pritchard
Sarah Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Puckett
Braxton and Cathie Allport
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
The Altshuler Family
Franklin and Adele Robeson
Nancy and Bob Archibald
Rotary Club of the Historic Triangle
Catherine N. Armour
Sam and Mary Liz Sadler
David S. and Marlene A. Armstrong
Quinn Sale and Roy Champion
Susan D. Armstrong
Rosalyn Salzman
Linda Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sands
Crystal Ash
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dad 365
real life
in 2009, 33 percent of children in america
lived apart from their biological fathers.
Those children were at least twice as likely to be poor, to use drugs,
and to experience educational, health, emotional, and behavioral
problems as children with fathers at home. Even when dads are
present in their children’s lives, they often feel they just don’t know
how to be great parents. CDR’s fatherhood program aimed to
change all that.
Fatherhood consultants provided home visits, parenting education,
discussion groups, and “Dad N Me” events that brought fathers
and children together for food, games, and fun. One-to-one
coaching helped dads become more positive role models for
their youngsters.
The Rookie Dads classes for new fathers at Sentara Williamsburg
Regional Medical Center proved especially popular. When asked
about how much the class had helped them in their parenting role,
dads gave Rookie Dads an average of 4.98 on a scale of 5.
average rating (5
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as of publication of this report, cdr had
lost funding for this program. the agency
will continue to seek funding and community support to help fathers.
being the highest) given in an after-program survey by participants in dad/365
one cdr mom was 16
and completely overwhelmed when she
gave birth to twins.
she was living with
her grandmother
and had no support
from the infants’
father. as part of
cdr’s whole-family
approach, a consultant made sure she
knew where to turn
to get help in the
community. the family qualified for food
assistance, and the
consultant showed
the mom how to get
help with other bills,
too. she helped the
young mother stay in
school. she proudly
graduated with her
class in 2010.
early head start
If anyone is looking for proof that
early childhood intervention works,
they need look no further than Early
Head Start (EHS). EHS is a comprehensive, federally funded program
that provides impoverished families
with support in a wide range of areas,
from child development to nutrition to
mental health. CDR consultants help
families access health insurance, find
a medical home, and keep their children up to date on exams and immunizations. Through home visits, they
also show parents how to help their
child develop verbal and motor skills.
During weekly playgroups, moms and
dads can join in the play or step back
to observe their children and talk with
other parents.
School readiness is one of Early Head
Start’s main goals. Through its centerbased services, CDR offers developmentally appropriate classroom activities and award-winning curricula like
1-2-3 READ!. While the focus is on
the children, parents are encouraged
to be involved every step of the way.
Last year, parents took part in monthly
parent meetings, went along on field
trips, and learned about nutrition
and music alongside their children.
Sadly, although it met 100 percent
of EHS-funded enrollment each
month, CDR had to keep waiting
lists for both its classroom- and
home-based services.
92%
percentage of children enrolled in early head start
whose families live below
the federal poverty level
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developmental
playgroup
child-to-teacher ratio at cdr’s first steps child care & development centers
center- first steps child care
& development centers
based
services
Slip into one of CDR’s First
Steps classrooms or observe a
developmental playgroup for a
few minutes and you’ll see early
childhood intervention doing its
work. Every day, CDR’s professionals come together as a
team to help infants and toddlers reach their full potential
regardless of the challenges
they face. As with its extensive
home-based services, CDR
tailors its center-based services
to the needs and goals of each
child and family.
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No child will ever be bored at a CDR First
Steps Child Care & Development Center.
With cheerful, stimulating classrooms
staffed by highly qualified caregivers,
First Steps centers give infants and toddlers from low-income families a great
start and a chance at a smooth transition to preschool and beyond. First Steps
takes the whole family into consideration:
Parents work with caregivers to develop
specific goals for their children. Parents
also help out in the classroom and assist in policy decisions at monthly parent
committee meetings. CDR consultants
in turn are there to help parents find food
assistance, affordable housing, or adult
education opportunities. Even though
they come to First Steps with serious
risk factors in their lives—factors such as
homelessness, exposure to domestic
violence, parental substance abuse or
incarceration—children who attend for at
least a year typically show skills beyond
those shown by most children their age.
CDR has two First Steps centers—one at
the Griffin-Yeates Center in York County
and one at Lafayette High School—that
together serve 56 children. In 2011, the
two modular First Steps classrooms
at Lafayette became four permanent
classrooms. Thanks to funding from the
American Recovery and Reinvestment
Act and creative collaboration with the
Williamsburg-James City County Public
Schools, the unused automotive training
space at Lafayette was transformed into
a beautiful, state-of-the-art early childhood center. Now, 32 infants and toddlers from low-income working families
have a great place to get started on a
lifetime of growing and learning.
Any child development expert will tell you that play is a big
part of the work of growing up. It’s through play that young
children hone their motor skills, learn to share and cooperate, and exercise their imaginations along with their muscles.
That’s why Developmental Playgroup is a core service at
CDR. Many children take part in playgroup every week, having fun while they practice the skills they’ll need in preschool.
And while the children play, their parents can observe them
or talk with other parents. For some of those moms and
dads, playgroup is a much-needed respite from the difficult
task of caring for a child with special needs.
“with developmental playgroup, the children benefit, but the parents do, too … observing their children
sometimes helps parents realize what abilities their children do have, and it increases the expectations
they have of the children at home.”
–beth ford, developmental playgroup coordinator
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donors cont.
Jack and Ginny Carey
Sean and Margaret Driscoll
Gene Goins
Ironbound Road Mini Storage
Pamela Maradik
Prudential Towne Realty
Dennis and Marie Stanzione
Jack D. Carper, III
Bobby and Patti Dwyer
Goodman & Sons Jewelers
W.J. Jacoby, Jr., MD
Virginia Massie
Fred Rahal
Alex Stern
Scottie and John Austin
Ruth and Baxter Carr
Ethel Eaton
Mark and Linda Gottfried
James Pest Control
Terri McCaughan
Scott and Debbie Ramer
Molly Strup
Georgianna and John Avioli
Carter Iron and Steel Company
Rosemary T. and Ronald B. Eaton
Maurice and Evelyn Graham
Al and Ann Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McClellan
Ken and Vickie Reining
Wenying Su and Gregory Schuster
Jim and Susan Axtell
Douglas and Tina Carter
Addy Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Granger
Doug and Brett
Gail and Jim McCord
Retina & Glaucoma Associates
Pamela Suiter
Nellie Bailey
Katrina Carter
Mary Jane Edwards
April Grigg
Rhonda G. Johnson
Dot and Yancey McGann
Mrs. C.A. Symroski
The Baldwin Family
Judith and Scott Cash
Jerry and Sue Egan
Franz Gross and Christine Faia
Jack and Alyce Jones
Joyce and John McKnight
Udaykumar Revankar and
Kalpana Raikar
M. Clark and Sharon P. Baldwin
Michelle E. Castillo
Anita and Lamar Ekbladh
Lucy D. Gunn
Just Plumbing
Mr. and Mrs. James O. McReynolds
David and Virginia Banks
Timmy Chappell
Terry Elliott
Michele Hamilton
K. S. Lee, Inc.
Kristi McVey
Ms. Elizabeth D. Banner
Sara Clark
Lynn Ellis
Bob and Sandy Hammersley
Stephan L. and Maureen A. Kearns
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mellette
Mohamad and Kim Barbarji
Closet Envy
Tommy and Karen Evans
Cindy Hamrick
Jeremy Keeler
James Mercer
David and Michelle Barnes
Tammy Compton
Judith Ewell
Richard C. and Jean S. Hannon
Claire Kersh
Steve and Kim Miller
Al Baroody
William Cooke and Robin Cantor-Cooke
Susan Lontkowski and David Feldman
Loretta and Al Hannum
Stephen and Pat Keyser
Kenneth and Brenda Mitchell
Ralph and Barbara Barrows
Coppertree Construction, Inc.
Joan Natoli Fennell
Harbor Construction Company
Richard and Sharon Kiefer
Tom and Ivy Mitchell
Stuart Cox
Richard and Deborah Finger
Robert and Nancy Harding
Robert E. and Lynn Kiley
Will and Mary Molineux
Wendy and Lang Craighill
Robert and Mary Bruce Fiscella
Chris and Sally Hare
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball
James and Patti Moore
Michael Kirby
Linda Mulligan
Ella Bartlett
Bears, Ltd.
Ed Crapol and Jeanne Zeidler
Kelly Fitzgerald
Marijane Harper
Don and Susie Beck
Creasy & Whiteed Roofing Co., Inc.
Five Forks Ruritans
Elizabeth Harris
Mary Kline
B. Voss and Frances Neal
Carolyn and Dutch Beckhoff
The Creech Family
Jeffrey and Laura Fleishman
Joseph Hartmann
Judy and Steve Knudson
Deelyn and Jim Neilson
The Bierenbaum Family
Earl R. Crouch, Jr., MD FACS PC
Kevin Fleming and Wilda Crespo
James Harward, Jr.
Richard A. Krick
Robert and Sabrina Nicholson
Timothy Bland
Pete Cruikshank
John and Peggy Fletcher
Barbara S. Hathaway
Nicolas and Lindsay Landers
Bill and Janet O'Connell
Karen and Ben Block
Michael J. Cunneen
Food for Thought
Greg and Lesley Henderson
Michael P. and Mary F. Larue
Barbara and George Oliver
Darryl Blount
Wagih and Sally Dafashy
Brad and Debra Foord
Ray and Judy Henley
Melvin and Rita Laska
Linda Olson-Baiza
Samuel and Jacqueline Bowlin
Scott and Erika Boerger Daniel
Alicia Forestier
Richard and Julie Henry
Buddy and Charity League
Greg and Debbie Otto
Shawn and Tennille Boyer
Will and Nancy Daugherty
Roland Franklin
Joseph and Berna Heyman
John and Cornelia Lee
Andrew D. and Jacqueline D. Panetta
JoAnn F. Scott and Lillian Brennan
Karen Davis
Liz Friel
Ben and Kristy Hill
Betty and Buddy Levin
Mr. and Mrs. Randall T. Parker
William Brink
Margaret DeHoust
Joe and Leslie Fuentes
Ann and Charles Hobson
JoAnn Little Robinson
Christy Parrish
Camilla Buchanan and Carolyn Hill
Rev. Michael and Mrs. Stephanie Delk
Mark and Suzan Fusco
Shannon and Logan Holden
Susannah Livingston
Harry and Sally Pearce
Robert and Martha Burgess
John and Sue Delos
Barbara and Bill Gaffield
Cathy Honsinger
Carolyn and Ronald Lodzieski
Sue and David Pearce
David and Mary Burris
Joanna Denny
Linda Gallant
John and Jeanne Hopke
Andrew Lou
Marc and Sheila Pelaez
An FBC Friend
Peter and Frances Derks
Phyllis Gardner
Jacqueline Hornsby
Edward and Linda Lucas
Rob and Amanda Perez
Steve Butler
Shirley and Steve Devan
Sara Gause
Leigh and Laurie Houghland
Thomas and Elizabeth Luckam
John and Michelle Perry
William and Barbara Byrd
Carrie Dolan
Bill and Susan Geary
David and Sherry Houghton
Kelley MacArthur
Joan Phillips
C.F.W. Contracting, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Doley
Ronald Gibson
Paul and Lois Howland
Christopher and Catherine MacGowan
Carter and Helen Piche'
Michael and Tammy Cade
Dominion Employee Giving Program
Tinsley and Mary Goad
Sherry Hughes
Jean and John Mahon
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Pinotti
Callaghan Family
Deborah Donelson
Janelle Gochenour
Starr D. and David B. Hume
Henry E. and Marilyn Mallue
Soheila Pirzadeh
John and Mary Drew
Lou Gochenour
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hunt
Richard and Julie Mancuso
Max S. Pozin
Mrs. Anne Campana
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Card
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Don and Judy Roberto
James J. Roberts, III
Barbara Rockwell
Christian and Shannon Roeske
Joy Rogers
Ron and Barbara Roob
Eileen Roselli
Rosenbaum Fence Company
Marc and Shawni Roth
Fred Rothermel
Charles and Mary Rupe
Mrs. Marion B. Russell
Patricia Sadlier
Elise Emanuel and David Scherer
William and Madeleine Schneider
Ruth Ann Schoenbaum
Carlota Schone
Beth Scharlop and Roger E. Schultz
Nicole Schwartz
Shelby and William Scott
Ulrike and Edward Seufert-Jeffer
Bill and Pat Sgrinia
Wallace D. Glisson, Jr. and
Kimberly R. Skeen
Brett and Grace Smith
Donald and Jan Smith
Richard G. and JoAnn B. Smith
Don Snyder
Grandma Sprigg
Stephen and Karla Sprouse
Tam Consultants, Inc.
Thad Tate
Anthony and Kelly Terracina
Imogene and Roger Thaler
The Thibault Family
George and Jewel Thomas
Mark A. Thomas
Edward Tiller
Toano Design, Inc.
Sandra Tolley
Andrew and Stacie Topp
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James R. Beaty
Brian C. Riopelle
Kara and Michael Trahant
Jean and Peter Van Tol
Louis and Annette Vosteen
WES Worsham Fire Protection, LLC
Helene and Alan Ward
Robin Weisman
Darrel and Stacey Wenzel
Lawrence and Grace Whitehurst
Jill and Dan Whitten
Lydia Kay Wilkinson
Lee E. Williams
Shirley Williams
Williamsburg Lions Club
Forrest and Chrissy Williamson
Theodore Williamson
Jeff and Lynn Williford
Clarence and Sue Wilson
Garnett Wilson
Donna M. Wolford
Tara Woodruff
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11,395
infant and toddler caregivers,
teachers, and directors
received training through va itsn in 2010-11.
“The program has been the best program our child-care
center has done. The mentoring on-site really helps
the staff learn while on the job. It also offers best
practice skills and knowledge to the center. The
specialist’s professional manner was exceptional and
we looked forward to each visit.”
– director of a child-care program that took part in va itsn training
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infant & toddler
specialist network
doing a job well takes more than aptitude
and enthusiasm. it takes training, experience, and sometimes ongoing support. and
many of the tens of thousands of early
childhood caregivers in virginia don’t
receive the kind of support that could
make them the best possible stewards of
our children’s daily lives.
CDR saw a chance to make a real difference in the field—
and is doing it. In 2008 it established the Virginia Infant
& Toddler Specialist Network (VA TSN) with funding
from Virginia’s Department of Social Services. Through
VA ITSN, CDR sends certified early childhood specialists
to work on-site with caregivers in all types of early care
settings, making sure they get answers to the sometimes
thorny questions that confront them every day. With help
from VA ITSN last year, a caregiver learned how to handle
a child’s challenging behavior. A teacher developed new
ways to get children interested in books. And the director
of an early care center learned how to communicate better with her staff—and why communication is so important.
Thanks to VA ITSN, last year a center removed inappropriate art materials from the two-year-olds’ room, and a family care home is now storing the children’s cot sheets so
they don’t touch—an important step in preventing
the spread of illness. With its emphasis on coaching that
is tailored to the particular early care provider, VA ITSN
is raising professional standards for the care of Virginia’s
youngest children every day.
But VA ITSN doesn’t just provide on-site training in early
care settings. It also provides training and technical assistance through a series of institutes, Celebrating Babies
and Tots, offered throughout Virginia. At the institutes,
seminars cover topics such as “Rattles to Riding Toys,”
“Let Me Move, See Me Learn,” “Developmental Screening,”
and many more. On-site training, institute seminars, and
audio conferences all help caregivers stay current on best
practices in a constantly changing field.
in 2010-11, va itsn conducted more than
2,600 training events and provided 6,714
hours of intensive on-site services to
early childhood programs throughout
the state.
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1-2-3 read!
infant and toddler care
providers across
virginia who received
training and coaching
in cdr’s acclaimed
1-2-3 read! curriculum
Maybe a one-year-old can’t read a book. But a book can do that child a world of
good nonetheless. In 2000, CDR developed 1-2-3 READ!, a set of book-based
modules aimed at promoting verbal development and emergent literacy in infants and toddlers. The program proved so successful at getting young children
hooked on words that CDR quickly set about sharing it with other child-care
providers. Modules based on books like Good Night Moon were used in child-care
settings across the state. CDR trained hundreds of professional caregivers to use
the modules and provided ongoing interactive training in 1-2-3 READ! techniques
and strategies. With funding from the Virginia Department of Social Services, early
literacy coaches brought individualized on-site coaching to early care programs
throughout the Commonwealth in a program called 1-2-3 READ! Virginia.
funding for this highly effective program ended in december 2011.
“using what i learned
in the training class
and the tools that
my coach has given
during her visits, i
have seen tremendous
change and eagerness of my children
to want to read and
their ability to retell
the stories in their
own words.”
–child-care provider
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on-site training
hours of on-site training of early care providers given as part of a pilot project on
young children’s social, emotional, and behavioral development
In a busy child-care center, sometimes questions
about a child’s emotional development or behavior like
kicking or biting have to go unanswered. But those
questions can have serious implications for many
aspects of that child’s future, including his ability to
transition to preschool. Add to this the fact that Virginia has one of the highest pre-kindergarten expulsion
rates in the country, and the need for a closer look
becomes urgent.
In 2010, CDR partnered with Colonial Behavioral
Health and Child and Family Connection to conduct
the Colonial Community Pilot for the Social, Emotional,
and Behavioral Development of Infants and Toddlers
(SEB for short). Over the past 15 months, coaches and
behavior specialists have conducted more than 535
hours of on-site coaching, training, and behavioral
consultation—visiting and meeting with children, their
caregivers, and parents to develop individual behavioral plans. CDR professionals have also led workshops
aimed at helping early care providers understand and
monitor young children’s social, emotional, and behavioral health. These workshops have earned rave reviews
from participants, who now have the tools to determine
whether or not a child’s behavior is cause for concern.
in june 2011, cdr received word from the virginia
department of social services that funding for
the seb pilot project had been extended through
december 2011.
“my program is nafcc accredited and i have a
difficult time getting training hours about relationships and was thankful for 'connecting
with parents' training and resources provided.
both trainings were about topics that are
relevant to me in home daycare. i like the very
interactive trainings and how other childcare
professionals added their experiences along
with the presenters. i have paid for trainings
that were not as organized and professional
as these two trainings were. i hope there are
more offered in the future.”
– a home daycare provider
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Logan and Aidan Bishop
Thomas and Linda Caviness
Amerika Davis
Julie A. Feeser
Roxanne E. (Beth) Filegar
Geneva A. Hahn
Lisha Holloman
Sara J. Kampmann
Karen Knich and Mariann R. Bishop
Wayne and Christine Champigny
Conrad and Gina Davis
Ava, Erin, and Connor Finnegan
Mark and Traci Hamra
Charles and Marilyn Holloway
Jeff Kantor
Alfred and Diane Woods
Cosmo and Joan Bitetti
Robyn A. Chappell
Sandra A. Davis
Elisabeth S. and Pasquale J. Fiordelise
Kris Hansen
Elizabeth Holt
Dani Kastner
Long and Fung Yip
Bonita Y. Black
Katherine Cheves
Jane DeBord
Todd Fisher
Harry and Patricia Harabedian
Ginny Horner
Mindy Fast and Mike Kastner
Cathy C. Zychowski
Martha T. Bland
Chick-fil-A Mooretown Road
Brady DeHoust
Garry and Julie Fitchett
Marian Harding
Sarah P. Horner
Belinda Kelk
FRIEND
$99 and Below
Michelle Blowe
Ryan Christian
Jean and Bart DeLuca
Ashley Floyd
Mary D. Hardnett
Jacob R. and Phyllis A. Hostetter
Lynn and Bill Kellam
Fred Blystone
Alan and Elizabeth Clark
Ruby DeLuna
Brian and Kathy Foord
Lori A. Harrell
John L. Hudson
Kate Kelley
Tresa S. Bobbitt
The Clarke Family
Robert and Constance Deeds
Kim Foord
Ann Chohany Harrison
Josh Hughes
Faye Cordle Keenan
Kelly Bogart
Sandra Gail Clayton
Will and Ryan Deehan
Beth Ford
Sonja Harrod
Megan Hughes
Tammy G. Kennedy
Leon Bogart
Mr. Stephen C. Clement
Kimberley Demnicki
Cheryl Fraley
George R. Hart
Mary Humelsine
Dorene Ketron
Jacqui Booth
Charles and Holly Cockrell
Joan V. Devlin
Alisa Frost
Jean M. Hart
John and Nancy Hummel
Walter and Eleanor Killough
Annabeth Borg
Brad Cole
Wendy DiNapoli
Diane Fulton
Scott Hart
David Hundt and Elizabeth Burkey
Bill and Page Kiniry
Ana Bossman
Kimberly Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. A. DiPette
Doris L. Fulwider
The Hartmann Family
Daniel and Janice Hurley
Trey Knott
Ward Bourn
David and Amy Colley
Roland K. Diermeier
Matt and Amanda Gada
Deborah A. Harvat
Brad Gardner's Boss
Bruce and Eleanor Knowles
Brittany Boyce
Monica V. Collins
Richard and Patricia Dittman
Derek and Charlotte Gage
Madie Haskell
Nadia and Jeff Ilardi
Mike and Paula Kokolis
Christopher Boyd and Carin Aquiline
Deborah E. and Timothy A. Connell
Daniel J. Doherty
Jack and Jeanne Gale
William D. Hasty
The Innanen Family
Henry and Sarah Krakauer
James H. Bradley
Maggie and Jon Connolly
Dr. Eric and Jenny Hecker
Brad Gardner
Amy Hatheway
Linda James
Terry C. and Katherine A. Kretz
Michelle Valerie Brady
The Constine-King Family
Jane M. Dufrane
David and Carroll Garland
Ms. Barbara Hatheway
Steven R. Jarvis
Scott and Janet Kruger
William H. and Christine A. Brafford
Kelli Cooke
Ginny and Rod Dukart
Brian and Susan Gelineau
William H. and Shelby L. Hawthorne
Michael and Carla Javier
Joyce LaHaie (A.J.)
Mary Ann Brendel
Cindy Corbett
Dean and Carolyn Dunbar
Timothy and Lesley George
Chris and Lauren Z. Haynes
Penny Jefferson
Gloria and Fred Lang
Kathryn G. Bridewell
Sue Corbett
Walter Dupree
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Giedd
Anne Heacock
Lauren and Kenny Jenkins
Danielle M. Langholtz
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Robert and Ann Corrie
Tammy Eagle
Kathy Giggey
Jim and Pam Heaphey
Phyllis and Roy Jennings
Susan Larkin
Tina Brooks
Alice Cottingham
Louise Ebert
Bonnie D. Gobble
Jacqueline Cook Hedblom
Mary Ellen Jewusiak
Carissa L. Lawton
Kae and Dan Brown
Larry and Ann Brody Cove
Gerald A. and Dolores A. Egan
Scott and Leslie Goetsch
Ben and Cathy Hellier
Anne and Myron Johnson
Donna Leach
Misty Brown
William and Joyce Craig
Jerry Egan
Steve and Pam Gohn
Clyde Hemp
Charles R. and Dana T. Johnson
Robert V. and Cynthia W. Lee
AALPHA Forming Systems
Anne Allen
Drew Allen
Patrick D. Allen
Jennifer J. Altman and David M. Gilbert
Teresa Alvis
Everett and Lestine Anderson
Kimberly Angles
Elizabeth Anthony
Debra Arditi
Sarah Hayes Armistead
Martha B. Armstrong
Martha W. McCartney and
Carl Aschman
Christine Aube
Margaret Baiduk
Hope Bailey
Kristen Baker
Barney Barnes and
Georgia Mamangakis
J.A. Bryan, LLC
Robert Mitchell Crawford
William and Dorothy Egelhoff
Joan Goldman
Clifford and June Henderson
Dale and Jo Ray Johnson
Dawn M. Leeds-Smith
David C. and Barbara Barringer
Susan Bryhn
Abby Matschke
Willliam F. Egelhoff
Jimmy and Toni Golen
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Henk
CDR Francis Johnson
Rachel, Fran, and Reese Lenahan
Hope Bartlett-Moore
Steven and Deana Buck
Johnny Glazebrook
Darcie Eggleston
Taneca Goode
Tracie, Mike, and Michael Heslink
Rebecca Johnson
Lester B. Leonard, III
Doris Baskfield-Heath
Dennis and Susan Buckley
John Flannigan
Laura Espiet
Betty Graham
Michelle Hicks
Ben and Rachel Jones
Janice O. Leonard
Donald and Judy Baxter
Karen Burden
Eric Crump
Terry Lynn and Stephen Evans
Randolph Grant III
David M. and Gerri L. Hildebrand
Chris and April Jones
Elizabeth Baer Lewis
Baxter Everett
Gail Burger
Linda Cunneen
Ray and Inez Eveland
Lori and M.C. Gravely
Anne S. Hillegass
Edward Jones
William and Sally Libby
Melanie Rapp Beale
Suzanne and Bill Burgoon
Curry Dental Center
Mary Faggart
Prima Donna Beauty Salon
Sara R. Hipple
Melissa Jones
James W. and Sue C. Liddell
Joseph Beaudet
Ray Burns
Clarence and Lisa Curry
Beth Fairchild
Lou J.
Ashley M. Hoffman
Peter Jones
Lillian Lieverman
Maria Bellan
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cardwell, III
Erika Boerger Daniel
Barbara Fallon
Miranda Greiner
Eugenia C. Hogg
Trey R. Jones
Lindsey Carter and Drew Leake
Jolanta Berdoz
Agnes C. Carnevale
Bob and Wanda Daniels
Susan and Jim Farr
Christina Griffin-Lewis
Logan and Shannon
Just Cakes
Gail Link
Mitchell Berliner and Debra Moser
Constance J. Cascarino
Devin and Cathy Davenport
Jean and Arthur Fass
Robert Gruendl
Biggest Fan
Diane Kaighn
Lori Linton
Paige Casey
Taylor May Davenport
Bonnie and Chris Favreau
Brent and Jennifer Holliday
Raphaela Kamholtz
Robert and Margaret Birney
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Florence K. Gussman
continued on page 22
donors cont.
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highlights
donations
in-kind
contracts and
fees
contracts &
fees
investment
income
donations in-kind
contributions
and gifts
grants—private,
foundation, corporate
contracts
& fees
grants—federal
central point
of entry
donations
in-kind
contributions & gifts
grants—private,
foundation,
corporate
social emotional
behavioral
network for
latino people
infant &
parent
program
grants—state
and local
grants—federal
children’s services revenue
by source
grants—state and local
750,593
contracts and fees
820,441
donations in-kind
445,867
total
$4,547,919
grants—federal
grants—state and local
—
192,107
1,956,136
contracts and fees
21,666
donations in-kind
14,550
total
$2,189,459
contributions and gifts
grants—private,
foundation, corporate
grants—federal
2,343,291
grants—state and local
2,706,729
contracts and fees
844,115
investment income
230,466
donations in-kind
460,417
total
$7,384,861
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early learning mentor coach
chip
developmental monitoring
early head start
& expansion
early learning
mentor coach
funding
infant toddler specialist network
training expenses by program
54,785
307,085
36,261
2,516,191
65,605
first steps
437,326
infant & parent program
980,290
network for latino people
89,950
social emotional
behavioral
88,266
total
quality rating
improvement/vecf
early head start & expansion
central point of entry
other
administration
promoting responsible
fatherhood
1-2-3 read!
children’s services
expenses by program
592,051
207,792
fatherhood &
families
york county
james city county
other
9,013
$4,584,772
smart beginnings
4,076
james city county
8,508
york county
promoting responsible
fatherhood
quality rating
improvement/vecf
infant todder
specialist network
22,000
206,657
35,728
248,121
fatherhood and families
27,890
total
cdr expenses by program
administration
830,153
fundraising
249,965
program services
total
6,049,626
$7,129,744
1,630,404
1-2-3 read!
other
program services
year
ended
06.30.11
2,151,184
5,000
chip
developmental
monitoring
year ended 06.30.11
grants—federal
grants—private,
foundation, corporate
first steps
year ended 06.30.11
207,792
contributions and gifts
grants—federal
cdr revenue by source
year ended 06.30.11
grants—private,
foundation, corporate
172,042
training revenue by source
year ended 06.30.11
year ended 06.30.11
contributions and gifts
grants—state
and local
grants—state
and local
smart beginnings
13,015
$2,196,399
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donors cont.
John and Heather Moon
Donna Pate
Chuck and Jeannie Rushby
Heather Spinosa
Peter James Walsh
Gloria Morales
Mary Lou Patterson
Bonnie Sacra
Kristin St. Mars
Edie E. and Christopher J. Ward
Mrs. James C. Livingston
Marirose Moran
Anne Marie Payne
Deanna S. Sadler
St. Martin's Episcopal Church
Lorenzo Washington
Richard Charles Livingston
Ed and Margaret Morgan
Donna and Steve Perger
Robert R. Saterlie
Matthew Stauch
Nancy Weaver
Ashley B. Loree
Cheerie Morris
Cynthia E. Persons
Renee Savedge
Diane Steele
Jonathan V. Weiss
Mimi Loring
Clifford and Retta Morris
Tiffany Phillips
Bill and Nancy Scharf
Ethel Sternberg
Martin and Susan Wenzler
Tessa and Al Louer
Fran Morrison
Susan Piascik Christoff
Scharf Family
Iyana Stokes
Mr. and Mrs. David Wheinstone
Dale Lucy
Linda and Stephen Moseley
Karen and Sean Pieri
Luke and Lauren
Randall R. Stowe
Pete and Debbie Whisenant
Toby and Jill Lucy
Kim Moser
Aaron Pinson
Karen and Len Schifrin
Barbara and Gary
Paul H. White
Tom Lucy
Stephen and Carla Moses
Ellen and Peter Placko
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schintzel
Shameka L. Strong
Angela Williams
Leverett and Meredith
Ron and Doris Mosocco
Pleasants Hardware
David Schlatter
Gail Sullivan
Jennifer Williams
H. Benton Lutz
Joe and Barbara Mowery
Coral Plumley
Walter F. and Marilyn M. Schmid
Darin Swedenborg
Paula Williams
Derek and Kristal Maak
Trudy and Tommy Moyles
Brent Poff
Paul and Amy Schubring
Carliss Tacosa
Sue W.
Lisa Maher and Family
Ruth Mullaney
Poff family
David and Ann Schulte
Carol Talley
Justin and Brittany Mangold
Williamsburg Baptist Church and
Joanna Maiden Circle
Kevin and Mindy Murphy
Bunny and Henry Polmer
Carl and Terri Schurg
Beth Ann Taraba
Sondra Markoff
David Murray
Chris R. Potter
Betty Schwartzkopf
David S. Tate
Diane Mars
The Musto Family
Erin Poulter
Rusty Schweikert and Joanne Keys
Barry and Lisa Taylor
Stephanie and Joey Martin
Naomi Digges
Mark Powell
Amanda Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Taylor
Eugene and Jeanne Maxey
Bill Nawrocki
Stephen and Susie Powell
Shawn Holl and Steve Thompson
Dennis and Marsha McAlister
Cathy Sue Nelson
Wendy L. Price
Keith and Mary Sheldon
The Refresh Center and
Caroline Rogers
John J. and Amelia M. McCarthy
Susan Nelson
Ned and Beth Pruitt
Jack and Josephine Shinholser
Adam McCracken
Terri Newsom
Teresa Pullium
Cathy Short
Velma McDonough
Richard and Anne Nicastro
Theora M. Rankins
Judith E. Shubert
Elizabeth McKenna
Sallie Nolte
Lance Rasmussen
Mary Grace and Andy Simasek
Chuck and Regan McLean
Curtis B. and Katherine O. Nordeman
Maggie Rawlings
Bill and Hope Skinner
Emma L. McMillan
Vickie A. Nurnberger,
Williamsburg Magazine
Paul Reagan and Davina Parmet
Shizuko Skoglund
Brian J. and Lynn F. McNelis
Dianne McRoy
Edward and Hattie Merkling
Joseph and Edie Meyers
Pauline Milligan
Tim W. Minich
Beth Minick
Earnestine Minns
Janet S. Mitchell
Kathy Mitchell
Mark and Amanda Mitchell
Yanira Montanez-Clemente
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Jim and Pauline O'Connell
Kevin and Susan O'Connor
Faith Olson
William L. Opheim
Terri Osborne
Jason Owen
Jennifer Page
Julia A. Palmer
Paulette Parker
Michelle Parr
Matt Parrish
Jane K. Reed
Ann Sloan
Virginia Woodward
Russell and Allison Smelley
William Reidenbach
Andrea D. and Eric E. Smith
Jane Reilly
Audrey and Dana Smith
Jack and Kathy Richardson
Howard D. Smith
Larry and Kathleen Ring
Jim and Carole Smith
Bob and Cathy Ripley
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W. Smith
Susan and Gary Ripple
Lisa Smith
Jack K. Robinson
Bonnie D. and Marc S. Sosin
Shaqueena Robinson
Kristin Sparrow
Lyman B. Robison
Dr. John H. Speegle, Dentist
Ann Williamson
Mike Willis
Robert Wilson
Nancy Wilson-Knoyer
Winn Nursery of Virginia, Inc.
Tina Theodor
Rob Wittman
Jonathan and Carlene
Raol and Anna Wolf
Connie Thompson
Susan Wolfe
Bobbye and Phil Thorp
Amanda Wood
Andrea Timberlake
Brandelyn Wood
Christina and Thomas Tingle
Johnnie E. Woods
Bridgechette Tisdell
Dennis and Mary Wool
Patricia K. Tobin
Rita E. Wright
Carissa Trifone
Noelle Wyenandt
Shirley and Robert Tunstall
Edith R. Wynn
Gabriele M. and Howard R. Turner
Edward Yackel
George R. and M. Eve Turner
Beverly A. Yazzie
Anthony F. and Mary Lou Vallone
Jason Yoffy
B. Eric and Joan A. Van Chantfort
John and Janet Zwirner
Adam Van Deusen
Barbara and John Van Over
Lucy Harris
Sherree Walker
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cdr services
total children and families in
2010-11 received services from
the following programs in cdr’s
infant and toddler connection:
central point of entry calls 649
early intervention
full developmental services* 284
developmental monitoring 3
developmental screening 114
chip
children 128
pregnant women 24
early head start
children 205
pregnant women 28
planned giving
cdr provided services under the following programs to early
care providers, infant and toddler teachers/caregivers and
directors, fathers, and parents in the historic triangle and
throughout the commonwealth:
virginia infant & toddler
specialist network
participants* 11,395
1-2-3 read! virginia
participants trained** 393
staff coached* 128
fatherhood
dads/moms** 425
smart beginnings
historic triangle/qris
participated in college courses** 65
participants trained* 23
staff mentored* 10
* indicates that the number is unduplicated.
each number represents a different individual.
** indicates that individuals may have participated in training at more than one event;
therefore, the number is duplicated.
An immediate gift isn’t the only way to support Child Development Resources. You can be a part of CDR’s future
forever by naming the agency in your will or charitable
trust, or by giving a gift of real estate, mutual funds, life
insurance, or a charitable gift annuity. Before making a
planned gift, we recommend that you consult your personal tax or legal advisor.
To find out more, please contact CDR’s development
office at 757.566.3300 or email [email protected].
If you have plans for CDR, please let us know so we may
thank and acknowledge you as well.
“Children are the living
message we send to a
time we will not see.”
— john j. whitehead
developmental monitoring
for children at risk 22
full-day, year-round child
care and development 77
griffin-yeates 32
lafayette high school 45
other services** 170
* physical, occupational, and speech therapies
and special education provided during home visits
and play groups
** cpe calls referred to community services and
not enrolled in cdr
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tribute gifts
susan ackerman
jeff and lynn williford
cathie allport
mary grace and andy simasek
charles and corinne garland
joseph and berna heyman
betsy anderson
marijane harper
david gelenberg
barbara rockwell
brian ascencio
yanira montanez-clemente
lesley george
tommy and karen evans
ava, erin, and connor finnegan
cindy hamrick
janelle gochenour
tammy compton
gemma ayles and her mother
richard and sharon kiefer
cindy hamrick
cdr. francis johnson
jerry bailey, jr.
lisha holloman
alvin harrold
hope bailey
ben puckett
beth scharlop and
roger e. schultz
whitie and barbara barrows
ginny and rod dukart
amy hatheway
ms. barbara hatheway
nancy saunders
taylor may davenport
therman p. britt, jr.
jim and pauline o’connell
kiera hornbeck
connie thompson
nancy brody
kristen baker
mary jean hurst
rusty schweikert and
joanne keys
paul f. scott
joann f. scott and
lillian brennan
tommy and karen evans
jim and lisa thomas
in honor of
cdr directors team
allison brody
cdr training team
lou and sheri osborne
children everywhere
james w. and sue c. liddell
amber clark
alan and elizabeth clark
creech family and haley creech
m. clark and sharon p. baldwin
scott and leslie goetsch
mike and claire jacobs
charles and ginny crone
eloise and joe agee
bob and louise canfield
vernon and laura geddy
jack and barbara kniest
sallie nolte
anne marie payne
board of directors,
past and present
john and peggy fletcher
elizabeth and anna
sara clark
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kylen marti
stephanie and joey martin
mary grace simasek, cathie
allport, and jean deluca
julie baxter and paul dresser
corinne garland
donald and judy baxter
tammy compton
bill and susan geary
tom and mary ellen power
thad tate
jack and frances hutcherson
the hutcherson family
reagan jacobs
eric and jamie jacobs
landon jones
david c. and barbara barringer
cameron and bailey kersh
claire kersh
cheryl keyser
stephen and pat keyser
steve and pat keyser
jim and carole smith
elizabeth kline
sue and david pearce
barbara kniest
mary faggart
louise canfield and the va itsn
anthony f. and mary lou vallone
john and carol luckam
thomas and elizabeth luckam
cadence meekins
amanda wood
autumn nelson
dorothy piper
our grandchildren
robert and vicki sprigg
jake parker
clifford and retta morris
tammy petrowicz
linda arnold
susan sickich
walter and eleanor killough
jim and carole smith
stephen and pat keyser
tatum smith
james and donna thornton
the cdr staff
devin and cathy davenport
john and peggy fletcher
jim and lisa thomas
lisa thomas
madie haskell
mrs. june henning
joe and tammy petrowicz
miles thomas
george and jewel thomas
noah john wenzel
darrel and stacey wenzel
judy wolfe
tim and lynn wolfe
lynn wolfe
frank and judith wolfe
in memory of
clara belle acree
jack and barbara kniest
isabella back
bucktrout funeral home
elizabeth baroody
al baroody
david and duncan borland
mrs. david s. borland
nancy smith bradshaw
brian and susan gelineau
john and cornelia lee
jack brendel
mary ann brendel
henry k. burger
gail burger
thomas and linda caviness
barbara and charles driscoll
anne s. hillegass
wright and sarah houghland
sara j. kampmann
bruce and eleanor knowles
tessa and al louer
trudy and tommy moyles
margaret beck pritchard
forrest and chrissy williamson
lee burgess
robert and martha burgess
mary elizabeth derrick calvo
marijane harper
pearl and ted campbell
the pool family
lauren ashley fontan
stephen and pat keyser
dr. edward jewusiak
mary ellen jewusiak
murray loring
mimi loring
steven roberto
don and judy roberto
buck gale
jack and jeanne gale
joanne
john and mary drew
kathleen robinson
jack k. robinson
robert garland
georgianna and john avioli
janet and alan fuchs
charles and corinne garland
joseph and berna heyman
judy and steve knudson
jim and lisa thomas
helene and alan ward
paul and rose keyser
stephen and pat keyser
anne marie mccartney
martha w. mccartney and
carl aschman
frank gilyard
rochelle and william pleasant
anna glisson
teresa alvis
dennis and susan buckley
anonymous
alice cottingham
jerry and sue egan
joan natoli fennell
charles and corinne garland
nancy glisson lucy
wally glisson
loretta and al hannum
the hartmann family
clyde hemp
richard w. and alice r. kish
teresa pullium
nicole schwartz
wallace d. glisson, jr. and
kimberly r. skeen
heather spinosa
patricia k. tobin
leona davis
tim and lynn wolfe
al hamrick
braxton and cathie allport
charles and ginny crone
mary jane edwards
charles and corinne garland
jack and barbara kniest
gary and linda massie
virginia massie
wyatt c. davis
conrad and gina davis
austin hanning
joseph h. latchum, jr.
frank w. elliott and
harriet elliott
charles and corinne garland
michael harris
ulrike and edward
seufert-jeffer
walter fein
ulrike and edward
seufert-jeffer
matthew hershberger
bob and margaret hershberger
christopher carter
anonymous
louis cordle
faye cordle keenan
hannah grace fitzgerald
dawn griggs
j. w. hornsby, jr.
jacqueline hornsby
t. and carolyn hornsby
betty schwartzkopf
sydney clare landers
dan, yoffy, nathan,
and jon bierenbaum
karen knich and
mariann r. bishop
william h. and
christine a. brafford
allison brody
charles and ginny crone
rev. michael and
mrs. stephanie delk
carrie dolan
laura espiet
bill and susan geary
janelle gochenour
christina griffin-lewis
elizabeth harris
ann chohany harrison
william h. and
shelby l. hawthorne
michelle hicks
david m. and gerri l. hildebrand
charles r. and dana t. johnson
melissa jones
susan larkin
rachel, fran, and reese lenahan
henry e. and marilyn mallue
david murray
bill and janet o’connell
andrew d. and
jacqueline d. panetta
susan piascik christoff
larry and kathleen ring
franklin and adele robeson
mr. and mrs. mark sands
mary grace and andy simasek
william and susan stewart
jim and lisa thomas
nathan lapetina
lee e. williams
julian "jay" levorsen
julie a. feeser
tracie, mike, and michael heslink
bruce and kathy hornsby
jack and barbara kniest
lester b. leonard, iii
janice o. leonard
terri mccaughan
william l. opheim
edie e. and christopher j. ward
betty c. mcdonald
eric mcdonald
michael
robert and constance deeds
matthew moore
james and patti moore
stella neiman
braxton and cathie allport
the altshuler family
rosalyn chirnoff
charles and ginny crone
charles and marilyn dent
morton and sarah eckhause
mary jane edwards
elise emanuel and david scherer
alan and janet fuchs
jillian galle
charles and corinne garland
bruce and kathy hornsby
william and ellen kelso
richard and sharon kiefer
jack and barbara kniest
gary and linda massie
mark and linda matuszewski
john and joyce mcknight
maude merton
ruth mullaney
tom and mary ellen power
robert and cathy ripley
the scholnick family
roger and carol sherman
thad tate
john thrower and
allison garland
alan and helene ward
priscilla royal
angela williams
frank salzman
leon and judith salzman
rosalyn salzman
bonnie d. and marc s. sosin
sammi
linda olson-baiza
leon schoenbaum
ruth ann schoenbaum
margaret schrage
bobbye and phil thorp
bob sloan
ann sloan
sraddha
udaykumar revankar
and kalpana raikar
daniel steele
ray and inez eveland
dr. p. sternberg
ethel sternberg
gregg and sandy stevens
charles and sue swadley
marlyn and marla weaver
anonymous
frances west
andrew and stacie topp
evelyn wigley
jack and josephine shinholser
james yankovich
morton and sarah eckhause
lois nice
richard g. and joann b. smith
terri otto
cathy sue nelson
greg and debbie otto
don and ella mae parker
mr. and mrs. randall t. parker
grace pearce
harry and sally pearce
mac and bebe pillsbury
anne and myron johnson
shahyar pirzadeh
soheila pirzadeh
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investment
what is the estimated lifetime return on
each dollar invested in early childhood
education and development?
nap credits
give more.
get more.
technology
Even one lost program is too many.
This year, in the face of a national
economic downturn and ever-tighter
competition for scarce charitable
funds, CDR has had to end or
drastically cut back several of its
finest programs:
Take advantage of Virginia’s tax credits for unrestricted gifts
to agencies that work with families in poverty. Through Virginia’s Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP), 40% of
your individual, unrestricted gift over $500 may qualify as
state tax credit (not a deduction but a real dollar-for-dollar
credit). This means that you save on your taxes while at the
same time increasing your gift to CDR and the community.
in 2010-11, your gifts to cdr became...
• The Comprehensive Health Investment Program (CHIP) has been
transformed into a program based
on a curriculum and theory known
as “Parents as Teachers.” But PAT
will only serve half as many children
and pregnant women because of
loss of state funding.
For more information, please contact CDR’s development
office at 757.566.3300 or email [email protected].
New toys and therapeutic equipment for children with
disabilities and developmental delays.
Home visits to children living in poverty.
Advanced training classes for therapists to continue to
grow with new tools and techniques.
Infant & Parent program therapists are at CDR because
they want to be. Their peers in public schools earn more
and have summers off. Through your contributions, CDR
is working to lessen the salary gap.
A large investment in the equal and optimal start of young
children living in poverty and cared for in First Steps centers.
Capacity building for the agency in the form of new
software for medical billing, community outreach, friend
raising, and fundraising.
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lost programs
With funds from the Rapoport
Foundation, CDR has purchased 17
new iPads that the staff of the Infant
& Parent Program uses as therapy
tools. It’s almost impossible to
overstate the therapeutic potential
of the iPad for young children with
disabilities and developmental delays.
The Chief of Speech Pathology at
Columbia University recently told The
New York Times, “The iPad is a game
changer.” CDR’s staff is enthusiastic
about the tool’s revolutionary potential
and has only begun to explore its
therapeutic applications.
• 1-2-3 READ! will lose funding
from the Commonwealth by the
end of 2011.
• CDR’s fatherhood program, which
taught men the importance of positive, involved parenting, has gone
from a staff of two to a part-time
consultant with Early Head Start.
won’t you help us
rebuild cdr’s capacity
to serve the most
vulnerable members of
our community?
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in-kind
donations
a friend of cdr
anonymous
1st advantage federal
credit union
aa conscientious carpet care
a touch of earth
acclaimed appearance hair
and image studio
the children’s museum of
richmond
food for thought
berret’s seafood restaurant
and taphouse grill
chipotle mexican grill
foxtail farm
best western oceanfront
classic elegance
betsy anderson and the derrick
family foundation
mr. stephen c. clement
norma biggs
colonial downs racetrack
benevolent beast
bijou graphique
bikes unlimited
byron and lisa bishop
chris carlson
coggin electrical specialists, inc.
tammy compton
mary louise connelly
aes consulting engineers
richard and sandy bishop
contractors carpet and flooring, inc.
sean and lauren allburn
archie black
the corner pocket
braxton and cathie allport
blue talon bistro
larry and ann brody cove
american rover sailing
cruises and victory rover
naval base cruises
jacqueline h. booth
wendy and lang craighill
rosemary bowman
hunter and tracy creech
boyer’s diamond and gold source
charles and ginny crone
andy and ann bradshaw
chris crone and virginia payne
branscome inc.
vicki crone
brian and page freer–
the health journal
jean crowder
allison brody
custom gardens
amf williamsburg lanes
amy’s dance studio
anahata yoga center
of williamsburg
animal clinic and
wellness center
apryl altman art
mrs. g.t. brooks, jr.
elle avril
felia ayala
b-defined innovative personal
training and wellness
brian bacon and susie watson
jodi and michael barder
joe basilone
baskin-robbins
bay flooring and interiors ltd.
marjory bazile
bb&t
don and susie beck
bill and jen beebe
g. bates studio workshop
caroline garrett
saving face day spa & eileen
jonigan and demari salon
virginia air and space museum
james city county regional
library
nauticus
new town dental arts-sebastiana
springmann, dds
elise emanuel and david scherer
school crossing
virginia boat stitchery, inc.
next door neighbors
karen schwartz
norge dental center
paul scott
richard and myra nuzzo
mr. and mrs. thomas p. scott
ny nails-christina and
johnny lightsinger
sdi
ocean palm
seasons restaurant, inc.
jamestown feed and seed
dr. and mrs. thomas m. jamison
jimmy’s oven and grill
gazebo restaurant
jsg corporation—
a massie family business
general nutrition center (gnc)
j l powerwashing, inc.
george nice & sons, inc.
kelly s. o’neill-kso design
gerloff painting
claire kersh
gil and eileen demari-demari tile
dave and priscilla kilgore
gilkison family foundation
king’s rentals
giuseppe’s italian cafe
king’s treasure
golden horseshoe golf club
kingsmill resort & spa
goodman & sons jewelers
kiskiack golf course
goodyear auto service center
la bella salon
gymboree corporation
la tienda
hairy situations
law office of skinner & skinner
david hamrick
lawrenceville brick and
masonry supply
handy ice & hometown
bottled water
lemon twist
olde chickahominy house
opus 9 steakhouse
lou and sheri osborne
seasons of williamsburg
secret garden interiors
bill and pat sgrinia
virginia aquarium
the virginia gazette
virginia living museum
volvo rents construction
equipment
walnut hills painting &
powerwashing
walt disney world
warwick plumbing &
heating corporation
washington redskins
outback steakhouse
melissa shaffer &
the d’antonio family
patty’s place
sherwin-williams
anne payne
shirley pewter shops
virginia payne, long & foster
earl and jane sieger
payne family
mary grace and andy simasek
the peanut shop of williamsburg
the skin clinic
peninsula heating and air
don snyder
pepperidge farm
dr. john h. speegle, dentist
personal eyes
squires everyday gourmet
williamsburg indoor
sports complex
christine piascik
scott and beth stabler
williamsburg koa
pierce’s pitt bbq
stonehouse stables
the williamsburg landing
steven and stacey pietruszynski
tarley robinson
williamsburg marriott
the pilates center
tiffany tayman
williamsburg national golf club
platinum chiropractic
the cheese shop-fat canary
williamsburg soya
precious gem
the runner’s source
williamsburg winery
prince george art and frame
the williamsburg outlet mall
charles and jane wilson
rapunzel’s hair studio
the tide 92.3fm & wbach 107.9
sally wiseman
waste management of
hampton roads
whitley’s peanut factory
wild birds unlimited
william & mary athletics
williamsburg alewerks
williamsburg dental group
williamsburg event rentals
susannah livingston
colonial photography
david lopez
ben and cathy hellier
rich lubbers
ray and judy henley
luck stone
buon amici
marilyn dowd
henry mook and elaine
abbott-two in a zoo
mrs. edward macon
busch gardens williamsburg
dr. morrison and associates
hercules fence
independent mary kay
sales director
c. ritchie photography
doctors cummings, powell,
dewitt, prescott, dry, and downey
hi-ho silver
monty and pam mason
devon rawson
tidewater interiors
holly shields
franklin and brittany reames
total exterior cleaning
with heart and hand-wendy
wubbels
ducts unlimited corp.
jennifer hill and bitty miscavige
michael j. hipple builders, inc.
maurizio’s restaurant
ken and vickie reining
total wine & more
worth higgins and associates
homestead garden center
john and terry mcglennon
richardson’s carpet service
tourneau watch
wright’s signs
bruce and kathy hornsby
jennifer mcleod
johanna richardson
townebank of williamsburg
wurth wood group, inc.
the melrose hotel
the right touch
trader joe’s
yankee candle village
merry maids
ripley’s believe it or not!
traditional golf properties
yorktown materials
jeff and linda miller
don and judy roberto
treated lumber outlet
cindy and carl zangardi
louise mokszanowski
edward and cherry robinson
two rivers country club
linda and tim mueller
tara rohrlack
urbanna lumber
uptown nails
adam and robin rubenstein
van kniest painting & finishes
nancy thomas galleries
leon and judith salzman
varujan, john-designs by varujan
camilla buchanan and
carolyn hill
auto renewal
friend of cdr
naomi digges
jim and pam heaphey
art newsome, inc.
christine aube
danny’s glass, inc.
fresh market
james city county police
department
jim and carol lewin
bruster’s real ice cream
atir natural nail care clinic
radisson fort magruder hotel
gary and donna fout
dottie haramis
aromas coffee & steeps
tea tavern
dick ashe
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ben & jerry’s
r. bryant, ltd.
buggy bathe auto wash,
lube & detail shoppe
capture the moment photografie
carefree boat club of
williamsburg
bill dell
anonymous
mary louise digges
djg, inc.
sue and john donaldson
dudley’s farmhouse grille
eric carle
adam dunbar
carter’s outlets
doris edwards
catherine michel-lead by design
enterprise rent-a-car
thomas and linda caviness
robert and sandy erskine
hudgins holiday chevrolet
cadillac
margaret cavitt
eye 2 eye optometric center
ron and mary jean hurst
center street grill
d’antonio family
pf changs, richmond
fife & drum inn
invisible fence brand of
hampton roads
chesapeake bank
fireside chophouse
chick-fil-a mooretown road
five guys
kathy howell
jackson thomas interiors
iron-bound gym
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“my best moment of last year was helping victor
to walk and take his first steps, and being greeted
at the door by victor — walking by himself —
bringing his mom and me to happy tears. shortly
thereafter, victor underwent open-heart surgery and passed away unexpectedly. i’m so thankful
to have had the opportunity to work with him
and his family and to have taught him to walk,
although victor taught me far more than i ever
taught him.’’
volunteers add up
Volunteers increase CDR’s
capacity to perform its
mission. The numbers add
up to a better agency.
The estimated dollar value
of volunteer time for 2010
was $21.36 per hour.
— stephanie delk, physical therapist
cdr remembers with love
sydney clare landers
11.4.05-2.14.11
vi c to r wil l h o i t e
CDR’s services are available without regard
to race, color, religion, national origin, gender,
or disability.
3.29.09-6.29.11
2010-2011 board of directors
officers
members
a. vaughn poller
chair
betsy anderson
mary l. boyd
kim campbell
f. hunter creech
donna dayton
gary dayton
kimberly demnicki
dustin h. devore, esq.
susie dorsey
margaret driscoll
elizabeth m. emerson
rita j. francavilla
marc b. sharp
vice-chair
edward robinson
treasurer
susie tarley, esq
secretary
sean allburn
development
committee chair
linda gottfried, md
alex hutcherson
tajohnta johnson
lisa krass
gary massie
douglas powell
karen plumley
ben puckett
leon salzman
vicki a. sprigg
sue wilson
Child Development Resources, Inc., (CDR)
is a nationally recognized nonprofit agency
that provides services to young children and
families and training and technical assistance
for the professionals who serve them.
If you would like more information on any of
CDR’s programs, please contact the center
in Williamsburg, Virginia, at 757.566.3300
or visit www.cdr.org.
CDR’s infant toddler services are supported,
in part, by the United Way of the Virginia
Peninsula and the United Way of Greater
Williamsburg. CDR greatly values the United
Way’s support and the generosity of those
who give through the United Way, who are
listed in our annual report.
CDR sincerely appreciates gift designations
made through the United Way, Combined
Federal Campaign (CFC #69284) or
Combined Virginia Campaign (CVC #4009).
in error, please accept our apologies and
call Allison Brody, Director of Development,
at 757.566.3300 so that the error may
be corrected.
On request, CDR’s Form 990, and related
information, is available for public inspection
at CDR’s Williamsburg office. CDR’s 990 is
also available online at www.guidestar.org.
A financial statement is available on written
request from the State Division of Consumer
Affairs. Write to the Commonwealth of
Virginia, Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services, Division of Consumer
Affairs, P.O. Box 1163, Richmond, VA 23218.
CDR strives for accuracy in recognizing
donors.If your name was omitted or listed
All photos of children in CDR programs are donated by Christie Buie of C. Ritchie Photography. Design Credit: L. Megan Forb, www.meganforb.com
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Norge, VA 23127-0280