FY 14 Annual Report - Offender Aid and Restoration

FY 14 Annual Report
Celebrating 40 Years
Strengthening Community Through Second Chances
About the time OAR was formed
in 1974, the “war on drugs” began, with
the result that the number of people incarcerated in prisons as well as jails grew
from about 750,000 at any given time, to
over 2.4 million incarcerated citizens. Over the past 40 years other factors
helped grow that number, as well: mandatory sentencing; criminalizing more and
more actions; and racial profiling.
But, the good news is that we are celebrating our 40th Anniversary at a time when we
see politicians on all sides of the aisle
speaking out against mandatory sentencing, long sentences for non-violent of-
fenses, stop and frisk, and “Ban the Box.”
There is a growing shift in public support
for criminal justice reform. That makes
OAR’s 40th anniversary even more
meaningful.
What can you do to help make sure that
those who are sent to prison and those
who come home have an opportunity for
redemption? Keep informed about the
issues and let your neighbors and legislators know how you feel. And, continue
your financial support to OAR so that we
have the resources needed to help men
and women coming back to our community. Fewer than 8% of those active in
Please enjoy reading about our clients and
their accomplishments in the following
pages. Your support has made all of this
possible. I join with the OAR Board and
incredibly capable OAR staff in saying
thank you.
Gail Arnall, Executive Director
9,220
5,558
Children of incarcerated parents served
through Project Christmas Angel
since 1984
Volunteers who have contributed their
time to the OAR mission since 1974
43,455
Number of clients served by OAR
since 1974
OAR programs are re-incarcerated, compared to Virginia’s overall rate of 26%.
Clearly, your support of OAR is a positive
investment in saving lives.
Growth in US Corrections System, 1980 & 2012
Growth in Prisons and Jails for Drug Offenses, 1980 & 2012
Source: The Sentencing Project. Fact Sheet: Trends in U.S. Corrections. http://sentencingproject.org/doc/publications/inc_Trends_in_Corrections_Fact_sheet.pdf
HI. I’M HOME! - REENTRY SERVICES
“Hey Alex. Man, I can’t thank you enough for that job lead.
All the coaching you gave me, and the questions you gave
me over the phone just as I was about ready to go into the
interview made the difference. I am so excited. They offered me the job. I now have a job, can you believe it?
You guys at OAR are the best. I could not have done it
without you.” Troy
“Just a quick mad Thank You to you all and to OAR as a
whole! Your advocating for me is very much appreciated,
and I just wanted to say your life and job coaching and assistance has been and will always be an invaluable gift to
me.” Larry
622
Reentry Clients served by
OAR from July 2013
through June 2014
Success rate for those
active in OAR’s Reentry
Intensive Program in FY14
92%
“I bring home all these exercises to share with my wife and
my family. I use them as teaching tools for my children so
they can communicate better. That smoothes things over with
my wife, because she sees that I'm trying with my children. I
didn't get this stuff when I was young. I just saw my dad walk
out. If they can get this while they're young, that changes everything.” Daphne
$32,968
Amount spent on just
transportation for Reentry
clients in FY14
Number of clients that OAR
found work for in FY14
77
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: COMMUNITY SERVICE
Paul, OAR client, needed to complete over 200 hours of
community service in lieu of court costs. He began his hours
with the Salvation Army and completed almost half of his
hours there. Paul still needed a little over 100 hours more so
he we connected him to Goodwill Industries. Paul was
accepted there to complete the rest of his community service
hours. He did such a good job that when his hours were
completed they offered him a permanent, full-time, paid
position.
Dannie owed over $500 to Arlington County Courts and
was approved to complete 39 hours of community service
in lieu of court costs. He attended an intake and quickly
began his hours at American Legion. He finished the hours
within 15 days. He received a Very Good rating from
Sharon, the supervisor, and she commented, “Great having
someone who is able to work completely on his own.”
Tony came to OAR back in 2012 after being sentenced to 500
hours of community service. Tony completed over half of his
hours at OAR events, where he became a regular face and
well known to staff. He was always very helpful and always
received complements about his work. He completed many
more hours at Lion’s Eyeglass Recycling Center helping with
IT related tasks, as well as repairing eyeglasses. Roy, his
supervisor at the Lion’s Center, said that Tony was “priceless
help” and “worth his weight in gold” and told me how sad he
would be to see Tony go, but would always welcome him
back as a volunteer.
“I am happy to say that I've completed these 40 amazing hours; I had a great time with every hour. I hope to continue
volunteering at AFAC. I'm definitely going to be seeing the Civitan group again in April at Washington-Lee High School. I
loved that. It was all good. Thanks for your help throughout all of this.” Fitz
1,711
Percent of juveniles clients
in the Community Service
Program
Community Service Clients
overseen by OAR from July
2013 through June 2014
18%
$1,481,308
The value of community
service work completed by
OAR clients last fiscal year
On-time successful
completion rate of assigned
hours by Community
Service clients
89%
PRE-RELEASE SERVICES
Over 20 OAR qualified and trained volunteers, in partnership with the Sheriff’s staff inside the Arlington County Detention
Facility, provided 415 inmates in with a range of course selections during FY2014 year. The courses included:
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Anger Management
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Employability Readiness

Life and Transition Skills

Computer Skills Lab

Health Awareness

Money Management

Conflict Resolution

Houses of Healing
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Stress Management

Parenting
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How to Start Your Own Business
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Substance Abuse Education

Co-Parenting

Life Skills

Yoga
“Hello my son this is a letter from dad and I wanted to let you know why I am away from you. First thing I want to say to you
is that I truly love and I miss you as well and trust and believe that you had nothing to do with me not being with you right
now okay? Second I broke the law and daddy is in jail for a crime which I am very sorry for right now. I am going to be away
for some time and I won’t be there to read to you, to take you to the playground or ever be there in the morning when you
wake up or even when you fall off to sleep. One thing is for sure that I love you very much and you are forever in my prayers
night and day. One day soon we will be back together again but I want you to understand no matter what you can always write
to me or even have your mom bring you here to visit me when its best for you ok. I love you and mother dearly and I am going to miss you all dearly. Once again I am very sorry for leaving you behind but daddy made a mistake and I have to make
things right by serving my time.” Love Daddy
“Do you remember me? Five years ago I took your class in
Starting Your Own Business. You made such an impact on
me. I am now out of prison and wanted to say thank you.”
Daryl
415
Number of Jail Services
clients seen by OAR
in FY14
Percentage of clients who
had an income of $8,000
or less prior to
incarceration in FY14
87.6%
“The Employability Readiness class and instructor really
are inspirational. It has opened my eyes to new things that I
wouldn’t have thought of to do for my research for my job.
Thank you.” Joseph
48.2%
Percentage of African
American clients served
inside the jails in FY14
Percentage of clients we
served prior to release who
had a High School diploma
or GED in FY14
57%
GET INVOLVED!
-Donate:
Online at www.OARonline.org/donate-now
Mail (make check payable to “OAR”)
-Host us for an event
-Organize a Metro fare cards or gift card drive for OAR.
Call for the list of most needed cards
-Volunteer your time and talents to OAR
-Bring friends to a one-hour tour of our office! See the Tour
dates and register at OARonline.org/oar-tours-upcomingevents/
A YEAR IN REVIEW
Total number of clients
served in Fiscal Year 2014
2,656
Percentage of clients
between the ages of 30 and
49 years old
(largest population)
35%
In January Bernard Kerik, former
New York Police Commissioner
who had recently returned from
prison spoke to a crowd of 150 people at the Arlington Artisphere.
What a thoughtful and courageous
presentation he made, identifying the
ways in which our prison system
needs to be reformed.
OAR Community Service clients
participated in many events including the Air Force Cycling Classic.
Clients contribute 4,484 hours to the
community in events alone.
OAR Advocacy Group (AG), led by clients, met
legislators in Richmond. The AG contributed to
efforts in the decision to “Ban the Box” on job applications for the City of Alexandria and Arlington
County.
Virginia Secretary of Public Safety, Brian Moran,
and two OAR clients at the Sixth Annual Second
Chance Fundraiser Breakfast held last April. Congressman Jim Moran and William Newman, Chief
of the Arlington Circuit Court, were recognized for
their outstanding contributions to our community
and to the work of OAR. Photo by Mike Bates.
Number of volunteers hours
contributed to OAR in FY14
7,825
Project Christmas Angel Wrapping Party where over 140 volunteers came to wrap 650 gifts
for 300 children of incarcerated
parents. Each gift included a
note from their parent and the
gifts are hand-delivered to local
children. Photo by Debo
Aderibigbe.
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS A GREAT YEAR!
FINANCIALS
4%
3% 1%
Income: $1,246,264
0%
Local Government: $549,923
In-kind: $210,865
8%
State Funding: $172,702
9%
Individuals: $117,016
44%
Foundations: $92,500
Client Fees: $54,583
14%
Faith and Civic Organizations: $36,185
Corporations: $8,288
17%
2%
2%
1%
Other: $4,202
1%
Expenses: $1,142,831
0%
4%
Personnel and Benefits: $736,800
Rent and Utilities (in-kind): $170,00 0
Program Expenses: $124,882 (inclu des in-kind support)
11%
Supplies and Telecommunications: $49,101
Contracts and Insurance: $21,886
15%
Fundraising: $17,256
64%
Professional Services: $13,641
Equipment: $6,270
Travel: $2,995
DONORS - JULY 1, 2013 - JUNE 30, 2014
These generous individuals are members of the Second Chance Giving Society & those who have pledged multi‐year financial support towards OAR’s mission: Adam D. Hand Alice Benson & Kirk Fitch Amy Stitzel Ann Barnet Brad Nelson Brett Covington Charles Clark Christina Biebesheimer Christine Gregory & Chuck Morley Cynthia Stevens Dave Wiley David Killian Deborah Craggs Donald S. Beyer Jr. Erin Mendenhall Frank Wilson Fred Jones Gail Arnall Harold Clarke Heather Pritchett James Finch Jean A Marsh Adams John Butenas & Barbara E. Rovin Joseph Stevens Joyce Remington June Kress Karen & Phil Boyer Luke Smith Melissa G. Barth Michele and Dan Creedon Mike & Meade Hanna Mondre' Kornegay Nancy McCormick‐Pickett Pam O'Bryant Pamela Benoit Ralph D. Kidder Ralph Mastantuono Robert Tsien Rose Rovin Trust Susan Olson Tim & Ann Felker These generous individuals are members of the 1974 Society, having contributed at least $2,500 this year towards OAR’s mission: Anonymous James S. Bennett Jennie Altieri & Matthew Rosecan Kate and Skip Miner Lavern Chatman Lori J. & Paul Carbonneau Lucinda Robb & Lars Florio Mike & Meade Hanna Preston & Jean Caruthers Rosalie Smith & Lynn Juhl Susan Olson Virginia Geoffrey & John Andelin These generous individuals and organizations have contributed to OAR throughout the year financially & in‐kind contributions at various levels: $5,000 and above Arlington Community Development Fund Arlington Community Foundation Arlington County Government Arlington County Sheriff's Office Cafritz Foundation Catholic Diocese of Arlington City of Alexandria City of Falls Church Commonwealth of Virginia Downtown Baptist Church Eighth Day Faith Community Employees Community Fund of Boeing Grant Thornton Men’s Wearhouse ™ Northern Virginia Gang Taskforce St. Mary's Episcopal Church United Way of the National Capital Area Washington Forrest Foundation Weissberg Foundation DONORS
$1,000‐$4,999 Anonymous Aramark Arlington County Bar Foundation Belle and Morgan O'Brien Bert Bohler Cherrydale Baptist Church Faith Lutheran Church Falls Church Episcopal Immanuel Church on the Hill Jean Milliken Joel Edelman Kiwanis Club of Arlington Otto Girr Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Ray's the Steaks Rock Spring Congregational St. Joseph's Church Stephen & Colleen Lynott Susan Cavanaugh Tracy Christiansen $500‐$999 Anonymous (2 Donors) Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC) Arlington Interfaith Council Dr. Dale & Mackie Garland Elliot & Barbara Eisenberg Frank Fannon Geof Gradler Goodwill Jennifer Pacquette‐Galloway Joshua Miller Karin U. Battle Libby Folsom Little Falls Presbyterian Peter and Marjory Bankson Rebecca Cataldi Resurrection EV Lutheran Church Starbucks Unilever $250‐$499 Ann & Malcolm Young Chris Paul Ed & Nadja Golding Freddie Mac Greg Hamilton James & Sheila Mack James Rial Jean Sweeney John & Dolores Hastings Lynne J. Strobel Malcolm Young Margarett James Martha & Stephen Smith Mary Jean Davidge Moms Organic Market (MOM) Monica Shumann Nora Chetta PEW Charitable Trust Ted Bilich William Shumann Up to $249 Aaron Manka Alfred O. Taylor Jr., Ph.D Alia Lyson Alicia C. Brown Alicia Quick Alisa & Nikita Skribner Alpha Kappa Alpha Soroity‐ Xi Zeta Omega Chapter American Legion Post #139 Andrew Kreig Angela Erickson Ann C. Rudd Anonymous (36 Donors) Anthony Brown & Elizabeth Jones Valderrama Arlington Business & Civic Circle Arlington Community Federal Credit Union Arlington Host Lion's Charities Arnold Robinson Beverly Hils Community Church Bill Casey Blue Horizons Travel Inc. Brandon Barg Brennan Baker Brian Kellenberger Brittany Wilson‐Holmes Bruce Blackman Burke Brownfeld C. P. McCourt C. Susan Trice Camille Watkin Carol C Martin Carol Shriver Cary Umhau Celia and David Slater Charles Evans Charles Meng Chris Clark Chris Davis Christina Perry Christine Searle Christopher Davis Cito Vanegas Claire T Burnside Clara Lamback Claudette Anderson Connie Ridgway Dan Carlton Dan Smith Daniel & Nina Goodman Daniel Smith & Loretta Neumann David & Marilyn Falksen David & Marja Hilfiker David Atwood David Remick David Smith & Loretta Neumann Dawn Longenecker Day Alliance of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington Deborah Lebeaux Deborah Vaughan Delores Taylor Dennis Bartow Dennis Fischer Derwin Overton Dixcy Bosley & Nolan Smith Donald Jones Dorathea J. Peters Doris Wilkerson Dorothy Strunk Dottie Bockstiegel Earl C. Quist Eduardo Ferrer Elizabeth & Thomas Hahn Elizabeth Berard Emmy Lu Daly Erin Salisbury Erinne Cheney Fernando Torrez Fidelity Charitable Trust Florence M. King Francine Faggins‐Nelson & Rodney Nelson Fred & Sherrill Taylor Freddie Brooks Gabrielle Brooks Garrick Jordan Gena Schoen German Vanegas Ginna Schneider Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Graca DaCruz Graham Mclaughton Gregory & Jill Sizelove Gretchen Mcknew Gwendolyn Grewe Hamed Farmand Heather Knight Heather Weyers Helen Glover Helen Staren Holly Brooks Isobel Murray James Schlichtin Jasper L. Garner Jay Fisette Jeanette Leisk Jeanne Booth Jeannette F. Regetz Jeannette Leisk Jennifer Thomas Jessica Craven Jessica Mott Jim Hwang Joan M. Henry Joanna S. Nicol Joanne B. Perry Joan's Travel Partners John & Christine Sutton John & Sharon Zamarra John Boneta John Gay John Sutton Joseph & Maureen McMahon Joseph Katona Julia McKnight Julia Wright June Kress Justin & Holly Brooks Karen & Fernando Rosales Karen Ann Kinard Karen Grines Karen Henenberg Karen Hernandez Karen Kimball Kari Galloway Karin Price Kate Kramer Kate Lasso Katherine Hollins Katherine Kramer Kathy Evans Kent Beduhn Kimberly Ross Krystal Kimfrey Langley Hill Friends Meeting LaShawn Fisher Lawrence Rovin Leonard L. Hamlin Sr. Libby Garvey Liliana Allen Lillian Brooks Linda Eggbeer Linda Hopper Liz Howard Liz Loden Lutheran College Washington College Lyles Carr III Marc & Susanna Blackman Marcia Anderson Marcus Simon Margaret M Hogan Maria Schiff Marian Klymkowsky Marianne Demetral Smith Martha Smith Marty Switzer Merriam Mary E. Humphrey Mary & John Hibbits Mary Humphrey Mary Rouleau Matrix Group Matthew Antonelli Matthew Tuchband Matthew Warschaw McMahon Family Trust Meg Breeden Meg Tuccillo Melanie Dickson Mercedes Benz of Arlington VA Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church Michael Garcia Michael Manning Michael Zwolinski Michal Leah Kanosky Michele Jones Michelle Hawkins Michelle Nuneville Mike & Kathy Bates Mindel DeLaTorre Mini Newell Miriam Miller Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Newell Mr. & Mrs. Donald K. Jones Nancy C. Blanton Nancy Hanna Nancy Joyner, Ph. D DONORS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE SITES
Naomi Y. Hawkins Nora E. Palmatier Nyambo Anuluoha Pamela Frick Pamela Gannon Patricia Romano Patricia Walsh Patricia Wudel Patrick Hope Patrick McCourt Patsy Ticer Paul Berghout Paul Parry Philip Traina Portia Clark Quality Educational Concepts Renee C. Aldrich Reynolds Ric & Lavern Boles Ric Blacksten Richard Banks Richard Gray Richard Morris Rick Thier Robert "Tito" Vilchez Robert & Mary Ann Moran Robert J. Jones Robert P. Patrician Robert Price Robin Edwards Robyn M. Nichols Rodney E.Thomas Rosalie L'Ecuyer Sal Siddiqui Salesforce Foundation Sam Ozeck Samuel Feldman Sandra Duverneuil Sandra Farrow Scott Miller Sean Elston Shari Bolouri Sharon Dorsey Shelley Goode Sonji L. Reynolds Spain Musgrove St. Andrews Episcopal Church St. Agnes Catholic Church St. Charles Borromeo Church St. Phillips Catholic Ch Stacy Weiner Stephanie Wright Stewart L. Colten Sue Bodner Susan Ball Susan L. Korfanty & John Shanley Susan Soto Suzanne Somerville Tanja Gilmore Tara Liebert Target Terri Kapetanovic Terri Sessoms Thomas & Herbert Consulting Thomas Brown Thomas Kearns Timothy D Kumfer Tom Hahn Tom Kearns Tracy L. Pindell Tracy Whittington Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington Viola E. Miller Virginia Gibson Vornado/Charles E. Smith Wanda Parris Flanagan Wendy Webb William Alfred Rose, Jr. William Winston Community Service Sites Thank you all so much! A Step Forward Inc. Adventist Community Services of the Greater Washington Area Affordable Housing Corporation (AHC) AIDs Advocacy, LLC Akron‐Canton Regional Food Bank Aldersgate United Methodist Church Alexandria Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities Alliance of Concerned Men Altavista Area YMCA Alternative House America Scores American Heart Association American Legion #139 American Red Cross Anacostia High School Angels and Associates Animal Welfare League of Arlington Argus House Arlington Art Center Arlington Assembly of God Arlington Career Center Arlington County Fair Arlington County Parks & Recreation Arlington County Sheriff's Work Force Arlington Employment Center Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC) Arlington Mill Community Center Arlington Peers Helping Peers in Recovery Arlington Street People's Assistance Network (A‐SPAN) Arlington‐Alexandria Coalition for the Homeless (AACH) Art for Humanity Art Start Atlanta Community Food Bank Ballou Senior High School Barcroft Sports & Fitness Center Be Ready Church Bedford‐Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps Behrend Builders Benning Park and Recreation Center Bikes for the World Boca Raton Habitat for Humanity ReStore Booker T Washington Public Charter School Borromeo Housing, Inc. Boys and Girls Club Brothers To Brother Bryant Alternative High School Buckingham Dillwyn Waste Water Treatment Plan Butler Wyatt Club House Capital Area Food Bank Capital Baptist Church Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Academy Carl Vogel Center CASA de Maryland Casa Ruby Catholic Charities Central Union Mission Charity Cottage Thrift Store Charles County Volunteer Rescue Squad EMS 51 Charles Houston Recreation Center Cherry Hill Farmhouse and Barn Children of Mine Center Christ Church Christ House Christian Assistance Program Food Bank Christian Praise Church Church of the Nazarene Clocktower Thrift Shop Columbia Heights Community Center Comfort Cases Community College of Philadelphia Community for Creative Nonviolence Community Preservation and Development Corporation Computers4Students Congregational Church of New Fairfield Congregational Community Action Project (CCAP) DC Central Kitchen DeLoren Foundation Delta Research & Education Foundation Department of Justice Department of Public Works Douglas Community and Recreation Center Drew Model Recreation Center Dunkirk Lodge Dupont Circle Club ECHO Eleanor Roosevelt High School Emery Recreation Center End Farm Horse Rescue EOP1 Program Ethiopian Community Services and Development Council (ECSDC) Ethiopian Evangelical Church Family of Faith Ministry Far Southeast Family Strengthening Collaborative Freedman's Organization Friendship Place Fuquay‐Varina Emergency Food Pantry Galilee Baptist Church & CDC Garrett County Snow Drifters Gates of Ballston Community Center Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation Good Shepherd Alliance Thrift Store‐Hope Treasure Good Shepherd Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers Goodwill Industries Grace Community Church Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Grace Memorial Baptist Church Great and Small Therapeutic Riding Greater Chicago Food Depository Greenwell Foundation Gulf Branch Nature Center H. B. Woodlawn High School Habitat for Humanity Habitat for Humanity ReSTORE Heartside Ministry Hillcrest Heights Elementary School HIPS ‐ Helping Individual Prostitutes Survive Holiday Sharing Homes for Hope DC Homeward Trails Animal Rescue Hope's Treasures Sterling Regal Center Hughes Memorial United Methodist Church Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Human Transformation Coalition Humane Society Idea Public Charter School Ideal Academy Public Charter School Iglesia Cuadrangular El Calvario Iglesia Mano del Cielo In Gods Loving Hands Independence Club Inova Fairfax Hospital Islamic Relief USA J H P, Inc. ‐Transitional Residential Rehabilitation Program James Lee Community Center Jewish Community Center of Northern VA John Adams Elementary School Recreation Center Kenmore Middle KIPP DC Langston Brown Community Center Latin American Youth Center Lead the Way Foundation COMMUNITY SERVICE SITES AND VOLUNTEERS
Life Point Church LINK ‐ Against Hunger Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center of Northern Virginia Literacy Volunteers Prince William Little Beginnings Loaves and Fishes Logos Baptist Assembly Lorton Community Action Center Lorton Public Library Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation Lubber Run Community Center Lucky Dog Animal Rescue Lutheran Church of the Reformation Madison House Manna Food Center Manor Care Largo Martha's Table Massachusetts Department of Children and Families Matthews Memorial Baptist Church Meals on Wheels Atlanta Metro Health Metro Teen AIDS MetroHealth Inc. Mission of Love Charities Nauck Civic Association Nauck Community Services Center Navy Medicine Professional Development Center New Canaan Baptist Church New Hope Housing New Light Cathedral New Revival Center for Renewal North End Community Ministry Northern VA Soil and Water Conservation District Noval DC OAR: Offender Aid and Restoration Office for Teens Office of Restored Citizens Opportunities Center (OIC) Optimist Club of Arlington Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church Oxford House Briarwood OxyGEN Young Professionals Park Road Church Passion Impact Peers Helping Peers In Recovery Perry Point VA Medical Center ‐ CHEP Program Phoenix Bikes Planned Parenthood PNK Cancer Treatment Foundation Pretty and Polished Prevention of Blindness Thrift Shop Prince George's County Animal Shelter Prince George's House Shelter Transitional Center Pros4Charity Pulasky County Randall Recreation Center Redeemed Christian Fellowship Rehoboth Baptist Church Child Development Center Residential Program Center Shelter Restoration Christian Fellowship Restorations and Salvations Thrift Store Right It Computers Riverlawn Lions Club Roosevelt STAY High School Saint Camillius Catholic Church Salvation Army Save Your Heart For Me Ministries Second Harvest Share Food Network Shelter House Shenandoah County Landfill Silver Spring Jewish Community Center Sisters with Love Smithsonian National Zoo So Others Might Eat (S.O.M.E) SPCA Thrift Store Spingarn‐Moreland Library at Howard University St. Camillus Catholic Church St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church St. John's Catholic Church St. John's Episcopal Church St. Mark's Church St. Paul United Methodist Stanton Community Center Stop Hunger Now Strive DC Suitland Community Center Supporting and Mentoring Youth Advocates and Leaders (SMYAL) Tabernacles of Worship Christian Center Tenth Street Baptist Church The Alumni Association of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity The Closet of the Greater Herndon Area Third Street Baptist Church Thomas Edison Public School Thomas Jefferson Community Center Thrive DC Thurman Brisben Center Trinidad Recreation Center United Community Ministries United Planning Organization Community Action Agency Unity Club of Falls Church UPO Valuable Blessings, Inc. Victor Community Church Virginia Cares Vola Lawson Animal Shelter Volunteers of America Chesapeake Walter Reed Community Center Washington & Lee High School Washington DC Veteran Affairs Medical Center Watkins Recreation Center Wilderness Volunteers William Ramsey Recreation Center YMCA Youth Health Empowerment Project Zion Church Volunteers Thank you all so much! Alexandra Fleming Alfonso Romero Dr. Alfred Taylor, Jr. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority‐ Psi Rho Omega Chapter Amy Doane Andy Blane Anthony Mascarenhas Ben Perchik Beverly Nyokabi Bill Stuart Brett Covington Brett Swanson Brittany Holmes‐Wilson Burke Brownfield Cabell Wills Cara Sullivan Cecilia Choi Charlie Barbour Chase Montagnet Chris Besanko Christina Biebesheimer Christine Searle Danielle Barnes Danielle Bouchard Dave Wiley David Falksen David Remick Deb Brewer Debo Aderibigbe Dottie Bockstiegel Edie Doane Elizabeth Ahern Emanuel Freede Eun Jang Evelyne Noel Frank H. Fannon IV Garen Dodge Gena Schoen Gladys Jones Hannah Kaitschuk Hansel Paies Harry Covert, Jr. Heather Donelson Heather Pasku James Lightfoot Jan Defalco Jason Asher Jean Milliken Jean Noon Jean Sweeney Jeff Matrusak Jen Brown Jennifer Male Jessica Blum Jim Bennett Jim Hwang Jim Mack Johnny C. Jones Joseph Katona Karin Price Kate Miner Katherine Sylvester Katie Farrell Kelly Falkowski Kelly Oliver Krista O’Connell Kyle Gosweiler Libby Folsom Lori Carbonneau Louise Camalier Marianne Smith Marilyn Falksen Marsha Wilkins Maya Edmondson Meade Hanna Meg Breeden Melanie Gray Meredith Vansant Michael Keeney Michael Reinemar Michele Jones Mike Bates Mike and Meade Hanna Molotle Browe Mondre' Kornegay Muriel Adams Nancy Blanton Nancy Joyner Nancy McCormick‐Pickett Nina Goodman Noah Spielvogel Obaahemaa Nyanin Paula Levin‐ Alcorn Phyllis Johnson Rebecca Cataldi Ric Blacksten Richard Galloway Richard Morris Robert Price Ruth Ann Neely Sal Corbin Sal Siddiqui Samantha Townsend Sandra Autrey Sandy Bushue Sheila Mack Sonja Schrock Steve Liebmann Susan Cavanaugh Susan Olson Tanja Gilmore Ted Bilich Toya Nichols Whitney Picard William Basler And special thanks to
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OAR STAFF
OAR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Liliana Allen
Anthony Green
Dave Wiley, Chair
Bill Hylton
Community Service Senior Case
Manager
Community Service Case
Manager
Jubilee Housing, Inc.
FD Stonewater
Jennie Altieri, MA
Elizabeth Jones
Valderrama, MA, CVA
Reentry Coaching Services
Manager
Chief Operating Officer
Lori J. Carbonneau, Vice Chair Mondre’ Kornegay
Community Member
Kate Miner, Treasurer
Retired from the Alexandria Sheriff’s Office
Susan Olson
Gail Arnall, Ph.D.
Heather Pritchett, MPA
Retired from Georgetown Visitation
Preparatory School
Natixis Global Asset Management
Executive Director
Director of Community Service
& Special Projects
Joseph Katona, Secretary
Law Offices of Robert M. Price
Ashoka
David Remick
Jim Bennett
Alexandria/Arlington Workforce Investment
Board
Mike Bates
Reentry Intake Services Manager
Ashley Selover
David Butenas
Executive Administrative
Assistant
Reentry Employment Services
Manager
Grace Sims
Real Estate Developer
Burke Brownfeld
Robert Price
Alfred O. Taylor, Jr Ph.D.
Katie Farrell
Administrative Assistant
Organization of American States
Retired Professor
Community Service Case
Manager
Katy Steinbruck
Harry Covert
Gail Arnall, Ph.D.
Ruby Fox
Jennifer Vasquez
Reentry Intake Services Case
Manager
Receptionist/ Administrative
Assistant
Alexander Green
Reentry Employment Specialist
Director of Programs
Freelance Journalist
OAR Executive Director, ex-officio
Thanks to those who rotated off of the Board this year:
Christina Biebesheimer
Jordan Segue
Erin Mendenhall
OAR’S MISSION
OAR, a community-based restorative justice organization, blends compassion and accountability to assist offenders in leading
productive and responsible lives, to the benefit of all.