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T he C hildr e n’s A s s e s sme nt C e nt e r
2012 Annual Report
The Children’s Assessment Center’s mission is to provide a
professional, compassionate and coordinated approach to the
treatment of sexually abused children and their families and to
serve as an advocate for all children in our community. As a
collaboration of Harris County Commissioners Court and The
Children’s Assessment Center Foundation, The CAC represents
a true partnership between the public and private sectors for
the most effective service delivery to children and families.
T h e C h i l d r e n ’s A s s e s s m e n t C e n t e r 2 0 1 2 A n n u a l R e p o r t
Dear Friends and Supporters:
It is my privilege to share with you the 2012 Annual Report for The Children’s Assessment Center
(CAC). The CAC continues to be proud of our programs and accomplishments while remaining
committed to our mission of providing a professional, compassionate and coordinated
approach to the treatment of sexually abused children and their families and to serve as an
advocate for all children in our community. Through our unique public/private partnership
with Harris County and our Foundation Board of Directors, The CAC continues to
meet the needs of sexually abused children in our community by providing them with the
best possible care.
Anne Frank once said, “How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before
starting to improve the world.” With that said, The CAC was excited to launch our Restoring Hope,
Rebuilding Lives Capital Campaign last year. With the incredible support from donors such as:
The Fondren Foundation, the John M. O’Quinn Foundation, Texas Children’s Hospital, Brown
Foundation, Cullen Trust for Health Care and the Simmons Foundation, The CAC was able to
reach half of our estimated goal. But there is still much more to raise….we must expand our facility
in order to better serve the needs of our community. Child sexual abuse knows no boundaries and
affects every socio-economic group and ethnicity. Since 2000, The CAC has provided services to
over 52,000 sexually abused children in our community and unfortunately the numbers are not
declining. Our expansion is critical so that we can continue to provide the comprehensive services our
children need to overcome their abuse and move on to a life full of promise and possibilities. The
future of our children depends on how we, as a community, respond to vulnerable children in need.
As Anne Frank so eloquently said – “let’s not wait a single moment!”
We are extremely grateful to our incredible staff, partner agencies, Commissioners Court, our board
and to you, our donors. Your generous gifts have made our work possible.
Elaine Stolte, Executive Director, The Children’s Assessment Center
WHO WE ARE
The Children’s Assessment Center (The CAC) is Harris County’s only
children’s advocacy center serving sexually abused children and their families.
Established in 1991, The CAC is dedicated to providing a multidisciplinary
team approach in the prevention, assessment, investigation and treatment
of child sexual abuse. Using a multidisciplinary and coordinated approach
in handling sexual abuse cases, The CAC houses professionals from 44
partner agencies, including law enforcement, medical clinic personnel,
psychological/psychiatric services and governmental investigative
entities, all with the common purpose of protecting children.
W H AT W E D O
CAC PROGRAMS AND SERVICES The goal of The CAC is to promote the complete healing of
child victims of sexual abuse and their families by providing them with the necessary resources to
effectively deal with their trauma and lead normal and productive lives.
The CAC programs are designed to provide a seamless collaboration to minimize trauma, break
the cycle of abuse and empower families to protect children. The CAC provides services designed
to meet the physical and emotional needs of sexually abused children, their siblings and nonoffending caregivers. The CAC offers services through the following divisions: Forensic Services,
Clinical Social Work, Medical Clinic, Therapy and Psychological Services, Children’s Services and
Community Outreach and Training.
Our mission is accomplished through: 1) digitally recorded forensic interviews of children’s
statements reducing the need for multiple interviews by various entities involved in a child sexual
abuse case; 2) sexual abuse and sexual assault examinations using digital colposcopy, a non-invasive
procedure conducted by trained pediatricians resulting in a child friendly examination; 3) therapy
and psychological services to help child sexual abuse victims and their families heal; 4) expert
testimony in civil and criminal court cases; 5) advocacy for children and families; and 6) community
outreach and training to heighten awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse.
FORENSIC SERVICES
The overall goal of the Forensic Services Division is to minimize trauma to a child by reducing
the number of times a child is interviewed during the investigation of a sexual abuse case, to
conduct high quality forensic interviews and evaluations using forensically sound methods
and techniques, and to provide support to the non-offending caregiver during the
investigative process. Each Forensic Interviewer receives specialized training to interview children
in a non-threatening and non-leading manner. All Forensic Interviews are digitally recorded to
preserve the child’s disclosure. Extended Forensic Evaluations are utilized when additional
information or clarification of the child’s disclosure is needed. A Family Advocate is on staff to
provide psycho-education, short-term counseling, crisis intervention services, resource coordination
and referrals and support groups.
Departmental Services: (March 1, 2011 – February 29, 2012)
3,562
624
Forensic Interviews
Forensic Evaluation Services*
2,406
Family Advocacy Services*
*Reflects number of services provided
FORENSIC SERVICES 2012 TOP ACCOMPLISHMENT
The CAC Forensic Interviewers conducted 3,562 Interviews in fiscal
year 2012, an increase of 108 children served in fiscal year 2011. This
increase reflects the growing need of the multidisciplinary team in
reducing the amount of trauma felt by child victims.
MEDICAL SERVICES
Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital make a significant
difference in the lives of abused children in our community. Children receiving services
at The Children’s Assessment Center Medical Clinic receive the highest quality
care by skilled physicians. These dedicated doctors provide the sexual
assault exams and unimpeachable expert testimony that is needed in court.
Pediatric physicians administer sexual abuse and sexual assault examinations,
utilizing state-of-the-art, non-invasive equipment. This helps minimize a
child’s discomfort and fear during the exam and provides recorded evidence that
may be utilized during court hearings.
Departmental Services: (March 1, 2011 – February 29, 2012)
864
Sexual Abuse Exams/Sexual Assault Exams
MEDICAL SERVICES 2012 TOP ACCOMPLISHMENT
Dr. Marcella Donaruma, (Child Abuse Pediatrician),
at The Children’s Assessment Center received the Partner in Courage
Award- MDT Member Award. This award is intended to recognize an
individual multidisciplinary team member who, in their professional
capacity, has made a significant and outstanding contribution
to a CAC in Texas during the past year.
THERAPY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
The CAC’s Therapy and Psychological Services Division is instrumental in caring for the
child’s emotional needs and clinical management of cases. The CAC offers a variety of services
ranging from crisis intervention and psychological evaluations to group, family and individual therapy
for child victims, siblings and non-offending caregivers. Upon referral, every child is evaluated so
therapists can design a unique treatment plan specific to each child. In our most recent Site Review
by the National Children’s Alliance, The CAC’s Therapy and Psychological Services Division was
applauded for their model mental health programs.
Departmental Services: (March 1, 2011 – February 29, 2012)
Therapy & Psychological Services – Children*
5,820
2,960
Therapy & Psychological Services – Adults*
*Reflects number of services provided
THERAPY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
2012 TOP ACCOMPLISHMENT
In 2012, the Division proudly welcomed the
largest group of Interns, Postdoctoral Fellows,
and Psychiatric Residents that has ever
trained at The CAC in a given year.
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
The primary goal of the Children’s Services Division is to support the services provided at
The CAC by providing children a safe, nurturing place to play and interact with peers before
and after their services. The Children’s Services Division includes components of the playroom,
volunteer program, children’s closet, art activities, holiday gift and clothing drives as well as a Back
to School Program. Children’s Services hosts the children’s annual holiday party, the Back to
School Program and many summer fun activities. The CAC’s on-site playroom, which is staffed
by three CAC staff members as well as specially trained volunteers, provides a safe haven for children
while awaiting services or during a lengthy investigation of alleged abuse.
Departmental Services: (March 1, 2011 – February 29, 2012)
3,000
1,537
Children Served by Special Events
Hours Volunteers Served in Playroom
6,800
12,273
Child Visits to Playroom
Hours Children were Served in the Playroom
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
2012 TOP ACCOMPLISHMENT
With the overwhelming support of our volunteers, Children’s Services provided
over 800 children with school supplies, backpacks and uniforms during The CAC’s
Back to School Program. During the holidays, our wonderful partnership with the
Harris County Sheriff’s Office brought smiles to the faces of 500 children
and The CAC provided gifts to approximately 2,000 children.
TRAINING AND OUTREACH
The goal of The CAC’s Community Outreach and Training Division is to increase public awareness
and educate community members on child abuse topics. Our staff is frequently invited to make
presentations to schools, civic organizations, religious organizations and other social service
agencies to educate professionals and parents about issues relating to child sexual abuse.
We continue to provide extensive community outreach including educational programs,
community and professional trainings and expert court testimony.
Departmental Services: (March 1, 2011 – February 29, 2012)
6,751
Community members, parents, students and professionals educated
332
23
Training events conducted
Trainings conducted for DFPS and Law Enforcement
*Reflects number of services provided
TRAINING AND OUTREACH
2012 TOP ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The Children’s Assessment Center continued to serve as a
nationally recognized children’s advocacy center, providing
training to the following children’s advocacy centers:
• Nye County Child Advocacy Center in Pahrump, NV
• Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center
• Children’s Advocacy Center of Bastrop
C O L L A B O R AT I N G O R G A N I Z AT I O N S
COLLABORATING ORGANIZATIONS The Children’s Assessment Center has a formal relationship with
the following 44 partner agencies, many of which are co-housed at The CAC. The CAC and its partners are
involved in the investigation, legal aspects and delivery services to child sexual abuse victims and their families.
Aldine Independent School District Police Department
Jersey Village Police Department
Alief Independent School District Police Department
Katy Police Department
Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Children’s Hospital
Lakeview Police Department
Baytown Police Department
La Porte Police Department
Bellaire Police Department
Memorial Hermann Healthcare Systems
Child Advocates, Inc. / Court Appointed
Memorial Village Police Department
Special Advocates
Communities In Schools of Houston
Pasadena Independent School District
Police Department
Crime Stoppers of Houston, Inc.
Pasadena Police Department
Deer Park Police Department
Seabrook Police Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Southside Place Police Department
Friendswood Police Department
Spring Branch Independent School
Harris County Attorney’s Office
Harris County District Attorney’s Office
Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences
Harris County Protective Services for
Children and Adults
District Police Department
Spring Independent School District
Police Department
Spring Valley Village Police Department
Stafford Police Department
Harris County Sheriff’s Office
Texas Center for the Missing
Hedwig Village Police Department
Texas Department of Family and
Houston Area Women’s Center/Children’s Court Services
Protective Services
Houston Independent School District Police Department
Texas Rangers - Company “A”
Houston Metro Internet Crimes Against
The United States Attorney’s Office
Children Task Force (ICAC)
Southern District of Texas
Houston Police Department
Tomball Police Department
Humble Police Department
Webster Police Department
Jacinto City Police Department
West University Place Police Department
T H E C H I L D R E N ’ S A S S E S S M E N T C E N T E R 2 0 12 F i n a n c i a l s
FOR THE PERIOD MARCH 1, 2011 - FEBRUARY 29, 2012
UNRESTRICTED
TEMPORARILY
PERMANENTLY
RESTRICTED
RESTRICTED
TOTAL
SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Grants & contracts
Contributions,
including capital campaign
Fundraising income, net of expense
Usage fee
Other revenue
Investment income
Loss from discontinued operations
Net assets released from restriction
Total revenue and other support
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
922,395
$
922,395
1,700,720
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,944,125
269,934
544,782
112,589
61,688
(511,908)
3,343,614
$
243,405 $
269,934
544,782
112,598
60,126
(511,908)
943,104
1,662,041
$
1,702,560
$
1,702,560
$
$
$
186,623
165,581
2,054,764
186,623
165,581
2,054,764
1,288,850*
$
$
$
1,562
(943,104)
1,681,573
$
-
EXPENSES
Support of The Children’s
Assessment Center
Management and General
Fundraising
Total expense
INCREASE IN NET ASSETS
$
Beginning Net Assets
Ending Net Assets
$
$
(392,723)
21,089,635
20,696,912
$
-
$
$
$
$ 1,681,573
$
-
$
$
$
$
$
50,000
50,000
$ 22,515,775
$ 23,804,625
$
-
1,376,140
3,057,713
* The CAC Foundation Board has designated $450,000 of unrestricted net assets for capital expansion.
These are unaudited numbers. A complete audited financial statement is available upon request.
T H E C H I L D R E N’ S A S S E S S M E N T C E N T E R 2012 Statistics
AGES
T OTA L CLI ENT S SERV ED
March 1, 2011 - February 29, 2012
13 -17
29.5%
Total Number of Children Receiving Services 4,301
Total Number of Adults Receiving Services 890
Total Clients Receiving Services 5,191
CAC SERVICES PROV IDE D
Birth-5
23.6%
6-12
46.9%
MALE
29%
O
Forensic Services*
FEMALE
71%
6,592
Therapy & Psychological
Services - Children**
GENDER
5,820
Therapy & Psychological
Services - Adults*
2,960
Medical Services Provided
864
White
22.4%
Other
4.8%
Hispanic
44.5%
Playroom Visits
6783
*Includes Forensic Interviews, Forensic Evaluation
Services and Family Advocate Services
**Indicates Services Provided
AfricanAmerican
28.3%
ETHNICITY
2012 DONOR LIST*
$500,000+
Children’s Advocacy Centers
of Texas, Inc.
The Fondren Foundation
The John M. O’Quinn Foundation
$100,000+
The Brown Foundation, Inc.
John S. Dunn Foundation
$50,000+
Laura and John Arnold
Child Care Council of Greater Houston
Harris County Community
Services Department
Houston Oilman’s Invitational
Shooting Tournament
The Simmons Foundation
State of Texas - Office of the Governor
$25,000+
ConocoPhillips
H-E-B
State of Texas - Office of the
Attorney General
$10,000+
CenterPoint Energy
The Charles and Melissa Davis
Foundation
The Ellwood Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Fant
KBR, Inc.
National Children’s Alliance
Polo Ralph Lauren
Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Simón
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stolte
Swalm Foundation
Vantage Drilling
$5,000 - $9,999
Mr. Keith Alverson
The Anderson Family Foundation
The Bagwell Foundation
Comcast
Drummond Group, Inc.
Frost
Holthouse Foundation For Kids
Mrs. Rosemarie Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Manchac
Mandyam Dhati Narayan Trust
Pershant & Nidhika Mehta for Stream
of Change Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Perkins, III
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Shaw, CFP, CDP
Mr. and Mrs. Wynne Snoots, Jr.
Southern Union Company
Thorntree Slate & Marble
The Trammell Foundation
United Way of Texas Gulf Coast Combined Federal Campaign
$1,000 - $4,999
Annunciation Greek
Orthodox Cathedral
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Susan and Dan Boggio Foundation
Capital Bank
CivilCorp, LLC
CompuCom
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Davis
Dupre' Family Fund
Ray C. Fish Foundation
Ms. Catherine Flowers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Francisco
Greek Orthodox Ladies
Philoptochos Society
Halliburton Energy Services Employee Giving
Innovative Legal Solutions
IW Marks Jewelers
KTRK - TV/ABC 13
Land Rover Houston / Jaguar Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Mario Laposse
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lee
Love Advertising, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Javier Loya
Mrs. Debbie C. Martinez
The Lee Matherne Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. McCampbell
McDugald - Steele
Memorial Credit Union
Midwest Regional Children’s
Advocacy Center
Momentum Jaguar Land Rover Porsche
Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Moody, III
Naomi Turner True Foundation
The Oshman Foundation
Mr. Chris Pappas
People’s Trust Federal Credit Union
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Petersen
June Kanai Reeder
Ms. Cynthia Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Schlenker
Shamaine Klein Design LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Smith
Target
TELLEPSEN
Teresa Reissig Interiors
Mr. and Mrs. Bing-Yuan Ting
Trinity Trust U/A
University of Houston Law Foundation
The Wright Pawn & Jewelry Co.
$100 - $999
Ms. Patti K. Albrecht
Mr. and Mrs. H. Frederick Allen
Dr. Paulette Arana
Ms. Ann Ash
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Bailey
Ms. Laurie D. Barber
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Barbieri
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barnes
Mr. Donald Barry and Ms. Lisa Hopkins
Ms. Jan Bartholomew
Ms. Denise A. Beakey
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Beck
Mrs. Souad M. Bejjani
Belle Maison Designs
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Bennett
Ms. Mauricette Bijitch
Mr. Daniel Bilar
Ms. Caris Blackstock
Mrs. Laurel R. Blando
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bobbora
Ms. Kitty L. Borah
Mrs. Dameria Curry-Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Rene' Bourgoyne
Mr. Edgar P. Bowron
Ms. Ann Brannen
Mr. Frank Breazeale
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bridges
Mr. Keith Brimberry
Mrs. Cathy Brock
Mr. Donald J. Brooks
Mrs. Sharon N. Bryan
Ms. Beth Bryant
Ms. Hollis Bullard
Bunch & Shoemaker
Ms. Peggy Burck
Ms. Carol Burke
Ms. Susan Butler
Ms. Sue Cady
Mr. Don M. Cammarata
Ms. and Mr. Debbie Canales
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Carl
Ms. Pilar Carrera-Rohi
Ms. Jan Carson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Caton
Ms. Andrea Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Chapman
Ms. Lauren Charboneau
Charles Ray & Associates
Charlotte Nail Antiques
Cheeky Vintage, LLC
Ms. Tina Cherian
Mrs. Donae C. Chramosta
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Chunn, Jr.
Mr. Mark Ciaglia
City of Houston - PWE Engineering & Construction
City of Houston - PWE Street & Drainage
City of Houston Combined Municipal
Campaign - CMC Employees
Clear Brook High School Class of 2013
Mrs. Chris Cockrell-Freeman
Ms. Tina Cohen
Mr. Martin and Dr. Kelli Cohen Fein
Ms. Mary Cohn
Ms. Mary A. Coleman
Ms. Leah L. Compte
Mr. John Cone
Mr. and Mrs. John Cossum
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Costanza
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cotting
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Crain
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Crassas
Ms. Alexia Davie
Ms. Lynnette Davis
Mr. Marco de Ceglie
Dealla Saab LLC
Mr. and Mrs. William M. DeArman
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. DeClaire
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeLape
Ms. Rebecca T. DeLatin
Ms. Aysegul G. Denney
Mr. Thomas DeScioli
Design House, Inc.
The Dinerstein Companies
Mr. James Young and Ms. Denise Doctor
Mr. Edward Drico
The fourth grade class at
Duchesne Academy
Mrs. Deborah K. Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunlap
Ms. Tame Dunn
Mr. Robert W. Elder
Ms. Kristy Elliot
Ms. Allison Elliott
Ms. Molly Ellis
EOG Resources, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Salvado Escalona
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Essaye
Ms. Gina R. Eubank
Mr. Jack E. Evelo and
Sister Kathryn Evelo
Events of Houston
Ms. Andrea Eyring
Faust Distributing Company
Ms. Susan J. Felice
Ms. Arvia Few
Fidelity Investments
Ms. Olivia Fisher
Fixtures & Fittings, Inc.
Mr. Marvin H. Fletcher, Jr.
Fluor Foundation Matching Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Forsythe
Mr. Robert E. Frahm
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Frazier
Ms. Diane Frels
Mr. and Mrs. Jonny B. Fuentes
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Gardner
Ms. Mona Ghazal
Mrs. Mehrnaz Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golden
Ms. Maria E. Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gorgue
Mr. John Moritz and
Ms. Hershey Grace
Ms. Susi Knight and Mr. Robert Graham
Granite Legal Systems, Inc.
Leslie Grantperini
Graves & Graves, P.C.
Ms. Donna Griffin Grehn
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Grippaldi
Dr. and Mrs. Mario Guajardo
Ms. Dee Dee Guggenheim
Jesse Duft, Austin Searle and Gunnison
High School Seniors
Mr. Neal D. Hamil
Ms. Ursaline M. Hamilton
Mrs. Helene E. Harding
Ms. Crystal Harrison
Ms. Melissa Haselden Zepeda
Ms. Tori Hawash
E Herro
Mr. Rick Wall and Ms. Joan Hessidence
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hetmaniak
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hickey
Hidalgo Construction LLC
Ms. Katy Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Honore
Ms. Deanna Hooper
Mr. Robert M. Hopson
Mr. Kevin S. Horowitz
Howard J. Sims, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Howell
Ms. Geordie Hrdlicka
Senator Joan Huffman
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Hull, Jr.
Integrity Bank SSB
Dr. Reena Isaac
Mr. and Mrs. Karel Jankovsky
Mr. Matthew Jankovsky
Ms. Joan Jennings
Mr. Terry Wayne Jones
Ms. Caroline W. Jones
Ms. Lucelia Jones
Karovado
Ms. Janet Karpan
KBR - Matching Gift Center
Ms. Sandra Keller
Ms. Lorraine Kenny
Ms. Melissa King
Kitchen & Bath Concepts
Ms. Esther Kolokoff
Ms. Joyce L. Koury
Ms. Dina C. Kuykendall
Ms. Neda Ladjevareian
Mr. Wayne C. Lapham
Ms. Nancy Lapham
Mr. and Mrs. Kase L. Lawal
Ms. Ashlee Lee
Ms. Gemma Leija
Mr. Jim LeMaire
Mr. Stephen C Lewis and
Ms. Allison Triarsi
The Stephen C. Lewis Foundation
Ms. Darla S. Lexington-O’Quinn
Lighting Treasures
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Loch-Temzelides
Ms. Brenda Love
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Maaz
Ms. Nancy C. Magoto
Ms. Michelle Majewski
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Maloy
Mr. David Marchese
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marsh
Mr. Michael Martin
Ms. Cynthia Martin
Ms. Sharlyn Martin
Kamran Mashayekh
Ms. Rikki Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Mateja
Mrs. Marta Mattox
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mayer
Mrs. Lisa L. McAdams
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McAlister
Ms. Judy E. McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. McCulloch
Ms. Peggy McGowen
Mr. Philip Meister
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Mentz
Mrs. Christine R. Messina
Ms. Trish Millard
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller
Ms. Anastasia Minaeva
Ms. Sabrina Miskelly
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mohtashami
Ms. Mary Austin Moody
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin G. Moore
Dr. and Mrs. Sergio Moreira
Beth Morrison CPC
Ms. Gayle Morton
Ms. Michelle E. Mouton
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Murphy
Ms. Katherine Murphy
Mr. Michael Muskrella
Mr. Russell Neinast
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle E. Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Meir Ohanna
Omni Houston Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Oren
Ms. Tracy L. Orolin
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Otto, Jr.
Ms. Judith Y. Oudt
Mr. Bruce Padilla
Mr. and Mrs. W. Allen Parks
Mr. and Mrs. Reynaldo Pellerin
Mr. and Mrs. D Craig Perkins
Ms. Mary Tere Perusquia
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Piazza
Mr. Fred Plummer
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plunkett
Prather Kalman PC
Ms. Nina Price
Pride of Persia & Postmodern Traditions
Promar
Mr. Erick Ragni
Randall Edward Design
Randalls Food Markets, Inc.
Mrs. Leslee Ranly
Emily Reaser - Texas Teachers
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reeder
Mrs. Rachel Regan
Ms. Kristin Rehler
Ms. Natalie Reitman
Reliant Energy
Ms. Sonya Renner
Ms. Susanne Richard
Ms. Lindsay M. Riley
Mr. Robert L. Ritter
Ms. Cynthia G. Rivers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roa
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Roane
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Roberts
Mrs. Warner Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Runge
Mr. and Mrs. William Runkle
Ms. Debbie J. Russell
Ms. Cyndi Rybicki
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Saab
Chief Tom Savage
Ms. Dayna S. Sawyer
Mrs. Rosemary W. Schatzman
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schaub
Ms. Diane Schomburg
Ms. Cheri Schultz
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schwartz
Mrs. Terrie L Sechrist
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Selan
Ms. Nadia Shebib
Mr. and Mrs. Haag Sherman
Mr. Edward Silliman
Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Silver
Ms. Sarah Simon
Ms. Heather Simpson
Ms. Dawn K. Smajstrla
Ms. Christine Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Smith, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smith
Ms. Elizabeth R. Stein
Mr. Sanford Steinberg
Mrs. Lisa Stoika
Ms. Patricia Sturdivant
Ms. KT N. Sunn
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sweitzer
Matt Tabrizi, D.D.S. & Associates
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Taetz
Ms. Diane D. Tate
Texas Gulf Bank, N.A.
Mrs. Kat Thompson
Dr. and Mrs. Peter K. Thompson
Transwestern
Mr. and Mrs. Tod T. Tumey
Mrs. Karen Turner-Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jess B. Tutor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Tyler
Mr. Michael A. Valentine
Ms. Birgitt Van Wijk
Verde Wealth Group, LLC
Ms. Susan Vick
Mr. and Mrs. Jess W. Vickery
Mr. Jan Viktor Bodorff
Jody Wheeless - The Village Firefly
Ms. Maronna Vincent
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Vondra
Ms. Natalie Wall
Dr. Catherine Walsh, M.D.
Ms. Robin L. Walters
Ms. Carol Walther
Ms. Allison K. Wells
Mr. Kenneth M. Wells
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Wells, M.D.
Mr. Gabriel J. Werda
Mrs. KK West
Westchase Management Company
Ms. Georgia Wigington
Ivo F. Willems
Mr. and Mrs. Cornel Williams
Mr. Sean Williams
Ms. Margot Wong
William D. Wuertz Fund
Mrs. Merele G. Yarborough
Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Yates
Ms. Gina Young
* donations 3/1/2011-2/29/2012
CAC FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Debbie C. Martinez* President
Brady E. Crosswell* President Elect
Troy Manchac Treasurer
Brady E. Crosswell* Assistant Treasurer
Alicia Smith* Secretary
Paulette Arana, D.D.S.
Susan Boggio
Christopher DeClaire*
Kimberly DeLape
Catherine Flowers
Marta Mattox
Kim Moody
Gail Prather
Douglas Shaw*
Megan Sutton-Reed
* Capital Campaign Leadership Committee
The Foundation Board meets quarterly and has
2 responsibilities: Fundraising & Advocacy
Reporting period March 1, 2011-February 29, 2012
The C hi ld re n’s A s s e s s me nt C e nte r
The Jo hn M . O’Qui nn C ampus
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