report - CASA of Santa Barbara County

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2013
annual
report
Lift up a child’s voice.
A child’s life.™
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n The mission of Court Appointed
Special Advocates (CASA) of Santa
Barbara County is to assure a safe,
permanent, nurturing home for
every abused and/or neglected
child by providing a highly trained
volunteer to advocate for them in the
court system.
The images in this publication
are not of children we serve.
These kids are happy, smiling
representatives that inspire
us as we help the hurting kids
we do serve to have their own
happy endings.
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santa barbara office
118 East Figueroa Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
lompoc office
511 North H Street
Suite K
Lompoc, CA 93436
santa maria office
2601 Skyway Drive
Suite A3
Santa Maria, CA 93454
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Lift up a child’s voice—a child’s life.
O
ne of our volunteers
shared a story with me
the other day. She spent
a beautiful weekend afternoon
walking hand in hand with a young
foster child at the zoo. Like many
children who go into foster care,
this little girl had experienced too
many nightmares that didn’t end
with the morning sun and too few
of the simple, fun days that most
children enjoy.
Riding on the zoo train, the girl
looked up at her volunteer and
said, “This is my best day.”
In Santa Barbara County, more
than 300 foster kids have a caring
CASA volunteer who offers them
the gifts of time and joy and who
believes in them. These children
also have something of incredible
value: They have someone who
advocates for them, protects their
rights, and ensures that they find
their way to a safe, loving home.
When children are abused or
neglected, they suffer a betrayal of
the worst kind. They are let down
by the very people they should be
able to count on most. When they
are removed from their parents
for their own safety, they too often
suffer once again from a foster care
system that is overwhelmed and
fails to meet their needs.
That’s where CASA volunteers—
and you—step in.
Our goal is to make sure that
every foster child has a CASA
volunteer, but hundreds of kids
are still waiting for that person.
As you read this report of our
accomplishments over the past
year, know that you—our dedicated
volunteers and our generous
partners and donors—played a
critical role in all of them.
When you support CASA of
Santa Barbara County, you help
your CASA program provide the
quality training and support our
volunteers need to make life better
for abused and neglected children.
You also send a powerful message
to foster kids: Their community
believes in their future.
We are grateful that you believe
in us.
—KIM COLBY DAVIS
Executive Director
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Message from Tony Papa, President
I
am so pleased to have been
elected president of CASA of Santa
Barbara County. My wife, Sabrina,
and I have always been attracted
to organizations that enhance the
lives of children. They are our future
and the world needs their help.
There are so many incredible
benefits to the work we do at CASA.
I was initially drawn to the obvious
impact our program makes on the
trajectory of an abused and neglected
child’s future.
Right now in our community, a
small and dedicated army of CASA
volunteers are planting seeds of love,
knowledge and self-worth within
what would otherwise be a lost
population of children. I believe, as
many of my team members do, that
the work of a CASA volunteer is the
best long-term economic stimulus
our country will receive.
During our last fiscal year,
we served 51% of the abused
and neglected children who
are dependents of our county’s court
system. While this is a dramatic
increase from years past, it simply
isn’t good enough. It is imperative
that we serve 100% of the children
in need and we are determined to
get there by the end of 2018. Donor
support has been instrumental
in laying the financial foundation
for the expansion of our program.
These contributors, many of whom
are listed in this report, are making
it possible for every child to have
the promise of a better tomorrow.
Our commitment is to continue to
use each dollar wisely and with the
greatest long-term impact.
I think it is important to note that
we are approaching our business
as any other enterprise. The only
difference is that we are a social
enterprise, meaning our return on
investment benefits everyone.
The primary key to our success
is our ability to recruit, train and
administer the men and women
who volunteer their time to serve
as advocates. These are the people
who are doing the heavy lifting and
saving the lives of future societal
contributors.
Our volunteers do this great
service on behalf of humanity. They
are driven by a higher calling and
they have my respect and admiration.
Please continue to support our
mission. Our children and our
children’s children will be grateful. Appreciatively yours,
—tony papa
President, Board
of Directors
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our 2013 achievement highlights
19,639 hours of volunteer advocacy were served to benefit 319
children, providing $474,871 in value to our community.
casa staff
Kim Colby Davis, Executive Director
Valerie Amador,
Advocate Supervisor
Beth Baldacchino, Clinical Manager
Joy Bat, Bookkeeper
Lorena Chavarria,
Advocate Supervisor
Monica Gomez,
Advocate Supervisor
Tara Gross, Outreach Coordinator
Coco Landeros-Rico,
Lead Advocate Supervisor
Crystal Moreno, Volunteer Manager
Gail Parr, Advocate Supervisor
Tristin Sherman,
Advocate Supervisor
We opened our office in Lompoc, providing support to new and
existing volunteers working with abused and neglected children
there.
We received our Standards for Excellence Certification from
the National CASA Association of which we are a member. This
achievement recognizes our organization’s commitment to
providing children with the highest quality of service through our
well-trained and supported volunteers.
New funding partners include The Kobe and Vanessa Bryant
Family Foundation, and the Toy Industry Foundation of America.
More than 80 of our current volunteers joined social workers and
CASA staff from Santa Barbara County and San Luis Obispo County
for specialized training in “family finding” to enhance our efforts at
making sure children don’t lose possible lifelong connections.
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report card
Nearly 100 new CASA
volunteers joined our ranks.
Our dedicated volunteers
are making a difference
every day in the lives of
more than 300 abused and
neglected children.
231 volunteers were
assigned to advocate
for 319 children in our
community.
168 of the children on
our waiting list received
appointment of a CASA
volunteer.
89 children had their cases
successfully resolved
with the help of CASA
volunteers.
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gender
CASA is central
to fulfilling one
of society’s most
fundamental
obligations by making
sure a qualified,
compassionate
adult will fight for
and protect a child’s
right to be safe, to be
treated with dignity
and respect, and to
learn and grow in the
safe embrace of a
loving family.
our children
Demographics of
the children we
served this year
ethnicity
CAUCASIAN 74
NATIVE
AMERICAN 2
BOYS
154
GIRLS
165
AFRICAN-AMERICAN 17
ASIAN/PACIFIC
ISLANDER 8
LATINO 213
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age
25
20
“Most citizens do not know what goes
on behind the closed doors of the
juvenile and family courts of this
nation—but CASA volunteers do. They
see the pain and trauma of the child
first-hand. They understand the law
and the court process. They guide the
child through the labyrinth and give
the child comfort during a traumatic
time.”
—Retired Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court Judge J. Dean Lewis
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our casa
volunteers
who served
in 2013
I
Xiomara Abayari
Edward Alcasas
James “Chris”
Ames
Fatima Amezcua
Lucero Anguiano
Jacqueline Anker
Patricia Aptaker
Michelle Arconti
Carmen Bachan
Edward Baeza
Pamela Baltz
Lee Barnby
Teresa Beach
Don Becker
Doris Becker
Maryalice Birk
Ann Blumenthal
Salina Bolden
Christopher Borjas
Karen Broumand
Donna Brown
Terryl Bunn
Jennifer Burnett
Terri Campbell
Alena Cansler
Dulce Caro
Sandra Carranza
Alexandra Cazares
Lynn Cederquist
Nicole Charmoli
Kristy Clark
Timothy Cloherty
Debra Cloud
Toya Cooper
Lalena Cooper
Kimberly Crail
Steve Crofut
Kathy Crow
Linda R. Curtiss
Judith Dal Porto
John Daly
Linda Daniel
Jane Darrah
Kim Davis
Theresa Deick
Beth DiPietro
Alice Duckett
Mary Jane Dwyer
Jean Eaton
Linda Eaton
Vaughan Edwards
Vickie Edwards
Darlene Eisele
Helen Ernst
Anthony Escobar
Sandra Espino
Jane Fehrenbacher
Judy Fessenden
Micha Fireman
Susan Freebourn
Anne Gagne
Maureen Gallen
Susan Galluzzo
Deborah Gans
Kate Gegan
Nita Gibson
Dawne Gilchrist
Shuriee Gioieni
Martha Gloria
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Alejandra Gonzalez
Helene Gradow
Mike Gray
Sally Green
Laura Gregory
Patty Gullikson
Hannah Gustavson
Cynthia Hagerman
Diane Hall
Sally Hankins
Donna Hanning
Chris Hansen
Chris Hicks
Christopher “Kit”
Hinton
Kathy Holst
Kimberly Horn
Audrey Horstmann
Judy Horton
Suzanne Hull
Madeleine Jacobson
Connie James
Pat Jenna
Maxine Johnson
Phileen Jones
Cheri Karpan
Fred Keller
Kristine Kelly
Audra Kirby
Janeall Kirkland
Jerry Kirkland
Marge Kozaki
Victor Leedy
Suzanne Levy
John Linder
Sandy Lipowski
Linda Liu
Sandra Logsdon
Yvette Lord
Miguel Angel
Magana
Yolanda
Manfredonia
Judy Markline
Briana Marshall
Frances Martinez
Hildy Medina
Alecia Merrell
Amanda Milholland
Angela Milholland
Todd Moore
Joe Moreno
Stephanie Moret
India Morgan
Cynthia Morr
Kathryn Moser
Carrie Mottau
Genica Mowatt
Valerie Moya
Brian Murphy
Kristen Murphy
Ed Murray
Lisa Murray
Linda Newberry
Greer Newman
Geri Nunes
Eilene Okerblom
Katherine
Oriskovich
Haniel Ortiz
Kelly Owen
J’Aimee Oxton
Chris Palte
Carol Patterson
Sally Payne
Robert Penaflor
Kayla Perry
Richard Phelps
Patricia Pierce
Bob Pietsch
Cheryl Pimienta
Sandra Pineda
Steven Pinsker
Lisa Plaxco
Chrystine Polizzi
“Volunteers
do not
necessarily
have the
time; they
just have
the heart.”
—Elizabeth
Andrew
thank
you!
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I am for the child who’s had
seven addresses in a single year.
Because she’s in foster care.
Because her father abused
her. And because her mother
couldn’t believe her.
That is the child I am for.
And because I am, she will be
half as likely to languish in
foster care, and that much more
likely to find a safe, permanent
home.
I am a Court Appointed Special
Advocate (CASA) volunteer.
I am you.
Maguire Powell
Maria Prado
Scheryn Pratt
Wendy Raffetto
Judy Rarick
Sheri Rawlins
Kristi Reyes
Rafael Reynoso
Amanda Rice
David Richardson
Misty Richardson
Sandra Rios
Frank Ritenour
Sandy Rives
Daniel Rodriguez
Deborah Rogers
Richard Rojas
Dorothea Rosen
Beth Ruben
Martha Rugg
Lindsay Salzman
Teresa Sat
Nick Schooler
Heidi Schultz
Roxanne Schuyler
Jenade Scott
Karen Scott
Nancy Shafer
Kathy Sherwood
David Sibley
Linda Sibley
Jeanie Sickafoose
Janet Silveria
Christine Smigel
Scott Smigel
Rebekah Sparks
Priscilla Stanley
Don Stephens
Brian Stevenson
Erika Stewart
Kathy Tabios
Enrique Tessada
Marie ThorneThomse
Jack Tiethof
Jill Torene
Cathy Trevino
Barbra Trouche
Alexandra Turner
Connie Turnier
Jackie Tyler
Richard Varela
Daniel Vordale
Dianne Welch
James West
Susie West
Janet Wheeler
Nina Williams
Gloria Willis
Maggie Wilson
Sharon Wittmann
Kenneth Wolf
Joseph Yates
Lea Ybarra
Cynnthia Zamora
Kathleen Zaratzian
Dawn Ziegler
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One Child’s Story—Manuel
M
anuel was just 3
years old when he
was abandoned by
his mother and placed in a
foster home.
Manuel showed signs of
severe neglect and physical
abuse: he had scars on his
body, was not toilet trained,
and his speech was extremely
limited.
His attorney immediately
recommended that a Court
Appointed Special Advocate
(CASA) be assigned to
Manuel’s case, knowing that
a CASA would be able to
provide individual advocacy to
Manuel to ensure his urgent
needs were met and that he
would receive the time and
attention he needed to heal
physically and emotionally.
On the outside, Manuel
was an adorable, friendly
child, but his history of abuse
had caused serious damage to
his inner, emotional health.
When he became frustrated,
Manuel would act violently.
This challenging behavior
proved difficult for foster
parents, so within seven
months Manuel was moved
three times.
Manuel’s CASA saw that
the changes aggravated
Manuel’s emotional trauma,
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so she worked to keep him
from being moved again.
She advocated for intensive
therapy and special education
as well as training for the
foster parents in order to
stabilize Manuel in their home
and in school.
For the CASA, these
improvements were not
enough. Believing that Manuel
needed a forever home, she
continued to make inquiries
about a permanent adoptive
home, and when a young
couple became interested in
adopting Manuel, his CASA
spoke to them weekly, keeping
them up-to-date on Manuel’s
progress in school and at
home.
When Manuel was set to
meet his adoptive parents for
the first time, his CASA was
with him. In fact, she helped
him throughout the transition
to a new home and continued
to see him weekly until the
adoption was finalized.
On a recent visit, his CASA
was treated to a tour of his
home. He told her, “This is my
home now, and this is my own
room. What I like here is that
I have a mom and a dad who
love me. They help me with
my homework, and my dad
even taught me how to fish!”
At any given
moment, you
have the power
to say, “This is
not how the story
is going to end.”
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honoring our donors
Gifts over $100,000
The Weingart Foundation
Wood-Claeyssens Foundation
Gifts $25,000 - $49,000
Judicial Council of California
Roy and Ida Eagle Foundation
The Diana and Simon Raab
Foundation
The Henry Mayo Newhall
Foundation
Williams-Corbett Foundation
Gifts $20,000 - $24,999
The Crawford Idema
Foundation
The Edwin and Jeanne Woods
Family Foundation
Gifts $15,000 - $19,999
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash
Indians
Celeste Turbeville
Yardi Systems, Inc.
Gifts $10,000 - $14,999
Pat and Evan Aptaker
James S. Bower Foundation
Christian and Mary Caryn
Felipe
Godric Foundation
The Mark and Dorothy Smith
Family Foundation
The Towbes Foundation
Venoco
Gifts $5,000 - $9,999
Sandra Brown
Marcy Carsey
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frank
Susan and Karl Galluzzo
thank you!
Natalia and Michael Howe
The Ann Jackson Family
Foundation
Kirby-Jones Foundation
KumSu Kim
Montecito Bank & Trust
Eilene and Bob Okerblom
Virginia Ortega
June G. Outhwaite Charitable
Trust
John Perry
Maryan and Richard Schall
Missy and Chuck Sheldon
Sotheby’s International Realty
Foundation
The Santa Barbara Foundation
Volentine Family Foundation
Gifts $2,000 - $4,999
Peter and Amy Adam
Altrusa International
Foundation of Santa Maria
Laurie Ashton
Bank Of America
Bank of Santa Barbara
Rocky and Romana Bernardi
The Henry W. Bull Foundation
Gunilla and James DeArkland
Cars For Causes
Dennis and Susan Chiavelli
Columbine Foundation
Karen and Jim Draper
The Hutton Parker Foundation
Impulse Advanced
Communications
In-N-Out Burger Foundation
Kappa Alpha Theta Gamma
Rho Chapter
Herb and Elaine Kendall
Herbert and Gertrude Latkin
Charitable Foundation
Local Copies, Etc
Evelyn Lyons
Deborah and Marty Lynch
For gifts received in the Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2013
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Roy Martinez and Toni
McDonald
Sheila and Frank McGinity
Montecito Plastic Surgery
Jennifer Murray
Lisa and Ed Murray
Tony and Sabrina Papa
Linda and Lee Rosenberg
Rotary Club of Santa Maria
Breakfast
Saks 5th Avenue
Santa Maria Valley Crop
Services, Inc.
Angela and Ryan Siemens
Enrique Tessada
Celeste Tuberville
Union Bank
Union Bank Foundation,
Karen Murakami
Phillip Willis
Gifts $1,000 - 1,999
Ali 35901
Anonymous
Chevron Products Company
Jim and Jolene Colomy
Cox Communications, Inc. The Roy E. Crummer
Foundation
Doyle-Morgan Structural
Engineering
Ginni and Chad Dreier
The Dreier Family Foundation
FLIR Systems, Inc.
Darci Fredricks
E.C. “Ted” Friedel
Shari and Bill Guilfoyle
Jean and Stan Harfenist
Randy and Karen Hermreck
Jeanne and David Hoffman
Francene Kelly
Kelly and Hubner, LLP
Elizabeth L. Kilb
Angelina Knothe
Lundegard Family Fund
Lyons Family Foundation, Inc.
Frank and Marilyn Magid
Ginny and Michael Maloco
Frankie and Angel Martinez
The M&M Foundation
Rita and Steve Moya
Betty and Mike Noling
The Orfalea Fund
Ted and Beth Ortega
Susan Overman
Carol and Bill Palladini
John and Terri Patino
Martha and John Peterson
Jenna Pitson
Keith and Lorraine Reichel
Bob and Ruth Reingold
Mary Beth Riordan
Regina and Richard Roney
Santa Barbara Automotive
Group
Michele and Andre Saltoun
Alexander and Kathy Simas
Nola Stucky
Santa Maria Sun
Jack Tiethof and Anita Sy
Mark and Jennifer Teixeira
United Launch Alliance
Steve and Marie Will
Gifts $500 - $999
David and K.C. Adornetto
Chris Ames
Arlington Financial Advisors,
LLC
Tanya and Scott Astrosky
B & B Foundation
Larry and Wendy Barels
Dominick Barry
Judy and Leon Bartholomew
Kay Bruce
Michael and Crystal Cardona
David Clark, President Impulse Communications
Phillip and Susan Curtis
Kim and Mike Davis
Arthur Denny
Barbara and Donald
Margerum
Lisa and Joe Doud
Jean & Linda Eaton
Selden and Judy Edner
Homer and Kathleen Ferguson
Dennis and Patty Forster
Janet Garufis
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William and Carol Gordon
Edward Graper
Genny and Fred Guillermo
Jen and Tim Hatton
John Lundegard
Judy and Charlie Markline
McDermott & Apkarian, LLP
Sharon and Greg Mier
Mireille Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Murphy
Gary and Anna Nett
Judy and Kent Newton
Nihsima Jewelry
Scottie and Frank Ortiz
Steven and Marnie Pinsker
Martin and Elizabeth Price
Jim and Barbara Ramos
Rotary Club of Goleta
Santa Maria Valley Wine
Country Inc
Cindy and Joseph Sapienza
Garry Schwan
Meghan and Rob Skinner
The Hon. Timothy and Colleen
Staffel
Prudence and Robert Sternin
Mike Stoker
Turpin Family Charitable
Foundation
Union Marine Station, Inc.
Unitarian Society of Santa
Barbara
Karen and Phil Van Horn
Sherry and Jim Villanueva
WalMart Stores, Inc.
Robin and Jason Yardi
Grace and Edward Yoon
Gifts $100 -$499
Lucinda Abbott
Carrick and Richard Adam
Ruggero and Agatha Aldisert
All America City Quilt Guild
Alpha Phi International,
Gamma Beta Chapter
Alpha Tau Omega
Fatima Amezcua
Rosalind Gies Amorteguy
Deborah Anglin
thank you!
Ralph and Lucy Archuleta
Nina Armagno
Helen and Andy Arnold
Jennifer Ash
Michael Bank
Dolores Barcroft
Judy and David Baskett
Helene and Jerry Beaver
Doris and Don Becker
Jill and Arnold Bellowe
Sabrina Bernardi
Beta Lambda Sorority
Gaye Birtcher
David Bixby
Ned Bixby
Judith K. Blankenship
Daniel and Peggy Blough
Gerald and Toby Bradley
Ann Louise Bramsen
Ariana Brill
Ann and John Brinker
Donna and Bill Brown
Terryl Bunn
Carmellita and Michael
Calcagno
Toy Canto
Sandra Carranza
Carroll Plumbing &
Maintenance
Lynn Cederquist
Joe and Sylvia Centeno
Charter Brokerage and
Investment Company
Carrie Chase
Terease Chin
Aaron Clark
Richard Clontz
Stephen and Marian Cohen
Herbert and Shelley Cole
Bob and Bridget Colleary
Communication Works
Phil and Margaret Conran
Margaret Cordero
Fred and Terie Cota
Joan Crossland
Stephen and Jean Crossland
Patricia and John Coppejans
Mark and Susan Da Re
Oswald Da Ros
Katherine Davidson
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Andrew and Adrianne Davis
Delta Gamma
Delta Tau Delta
Pete and Carol Diamond
John Dixon
James and Sallie Dougherty
Colonel Clelland Downs
Alyson Draper
Epsilon Psi Chapter of Kappa
Kappa Gamma
Michael Erickson
Norma Escarcega
Sharon and Doug Ewins
Gamma Phi Beta
Facilitec
Kyle Feighner
Fernandez & Fernandez
Attorneys At Law
Judy Fessenden
Diane and Rick Figueroa
Chris and Tom Frisina
Maureen Gallen
The Honorable Arthur A.
Garcia and Carmen Vadillo
Marianne Garrity
Deirdre Gerry
Randy and Jessica Glick
Rolando Gonzalez
Joanne Gordon
Elaine and Mike Gray
Suzanne Gregory
David and Ruth Green
Sue and Robert Guerra
Janie and Rob Guillermo
Gary and Susan Gulbransen
Margaret Gustavson
Nancy and Michael Hamilton
Barbara Hamm
Marchelle Hammack
Dayna and Chris Hammell
Susan and John Hanna
Dean Hansen
Stan and Betty Hatch
Tom Hendrickson
The Hitching Post
Shirley and John Hobson
Michael Holland
Evelyn and Lawrence Houdek
Suzanne Hull
Michele Jensen
Morgan and Phileen Jones
Linda and Jay Kapitz
Sean Kelly
Connie Kennelly
Jill and Barry Kitnick
Erin and Steve Kozaki
Theresa Lawson
Deanna Lewotsky
Daniel Liff Rudi Lion and John Luca
Judith
Linda and Jacob Locker
Lynn E. Luft
Barbara Luis
Lutheran Women’s Missionary
League
Nyna and William Mahan
Martinez & Associates
Architecture, Inc.
Lana Marme, The Last Resort
Gail David Mexico
Linda and Robert Meyer
J.D. McCammon
Mona McConkey
Sara Miller McCune
Patrick and Cynthia
McDermott
Lisa McGrath
Philip and Melinda McKenna
Nitrile Mills
Robert Mislang
Amy Mognis
Jennifer and Jim Mosley
William McTomney
The Minerva Club
Ed Moore
Kathryn Moser
Mother Stearns Candy
Company
Lynette Muscio
Beverly and Bart Nelson
Suzy Nespor
New Day Marketing, LTD
Sunni Nickels
Sherrill Duggan O’Neil
Rick and Ruth Anne Ontell
Lauren Ortega
Jeff Otis
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Sally Ostini
Kelly Owen
Margaret Diani Paden
Pam and Dominick Palera
Chris Palte
Phi Sigma Kappa
Jeanene Pierce
Elinor Plumer
Shelli Porter
Arthur and Paulette Posch
Kim and Shane Pothe
Nicholas and Sharon Priester
Alma del Pueblo
Harold and Dee Purdy
Connie and Frederick Quigley
Brooke Raffetto
Michelle Rainville
Craig and Christine Reade
Linda Reed
George and Marlene Riemer
Ann Richards
Lynne and David Richardson
Frank Ritenour
Justine Roddick and Tina
Schlieske
Riviera Insurance Services
Yolanda Stahl
Margaret Staton
Lisa Renga
Tamara Riley
Vincent and Sally Rodriguez
Mark and Nicole Romasanta
Sierra and Chris Rose
Barbara and Eddie Rosenblatt
Rotary Club of Los Olivos
Cherry Sadler
Angela Sanchez
Manfred and Jean Sander
Emily Sanders Veronica Sandoval
Savvy on State
John and Thelma
Schmidhauser
Schram Construction
Heidi Schultz Jean K Schuyler Trust
Steven and Zora Shinn
Weston Shipstead
thank you!
Sheri and Sam Shrout
Wayne and Sharol Siemens
James and Annie Sly
Christine and Scott Smigel
Peter and Lynne Sprecher
Dor Stampfli
Cynthia Stebbins
Rima Sternin
Bruce and Tracy Stevens
Irene and Robert Stone
Joanne Tacconelli
Beverly and Pete Taylor
Catherine and Adam Teixeira
Ra Tracie Thea
William Thompson
Barbara and Samuel
Toumayan
Town and Country Women’s
Club of Santa Barbara
Toyon Research Corporation
Tri-County Produce
Connie Turnier
Gloria Urban
Tom and Barbara Urbanske
Susanne Van Duinwyk
Vandenberg Village Rotary
Club
H. W. and Marilyn Vandever
Vicki Vincent
Debbie and Mark Ware
Sheri Wechsler
Paul and Beverly Weiss
Wheel Fun Rentals of Santa
Barbara Inc
Gerlinda White
Nancy White
Linda and Rich Whiston
Joseph and Sherri Will
Jack and Susan Williams
Joy Winer
Brian and Gloria Wise
Scott Wolfe
Jace Yoder C.S. Young
Joann Younger
Marilee Zdenek
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SPECIAL THANKS
TO OUR EVENT
COMMITTEES
Throughout the year, we host events to raise
precious operating funds and increase community
awareness of the need for our program. This year,
CASA supporters joined us in October for CASA at
the Vineyard 2012 at Ca’ Del Grevino, and at the
Montecito Country club in April for Wine Women
and Shoes 2013.
Through these events, we raised nearly
$250,000—funding that directly supports program
services, providing advocacy for abused and
neglected children in our community.
We are grateful to all who attended these
events, and thankful for the very special committee
members who made the events unique and fun.
CASA AT
THE VINEYARD
Lisa Murray, Chair
Sandra Brown
Renee Fowler
Susan Galluzzo
Dawne Gilchrist
Terri Patino
Jennifer Teixeira
Invitations FINAL.indd 1
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Wine Women
and Shoes
Sabrina Bernardi, Chair
Pat Aptaker
Romana Bernardi
Madeleine Jacobson
Ginny Maloco
Lisa Murray
Michele Neely Saltoun
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OUR FINANCIALS
nity
ear,
SA at
t the
omen
REVENUE
JUDICIAL
COUNSEL 4%
FOUNDATION
GRANTS 42%
gram
mittee
n.
INDIVIDUAL DONATIONS
& SPECIAL EVENTS 54%
FY13 EXPENSES
OPERATING 10.5%
PROGRAM
61%
SPECIAL
EVENTS
16.5%
FUND
DEVELOPMENT
12%
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Event Committee
Sabrina Bernardi, Chair
Pat Aptaker
Romana Bernardi
Madeleine Jacobson
Ginny Maloco
Lisa Murray
Michele Neely Saltoun
Board of Directors
Roy Martinez, President
Pat Aptaker, Vice President
Celeste Turbeville, Secretary
Tony Papa, Treasurer
Judy Guillermo-Newton,
- Governance Chair
Sabrina Bernardi
Sandra Brown
Ginny Maloco
Lisa Murray
Ted Ortega
Ryan Siemens
Brian Simas
Prudence Sternin
Mike Stoker
Rick Tessada
Leadership Council
Michele Neely Saltoun,
- Chair
Ernesto Paredes
Lin Aubuchon
Kay Bruce
David Edelman
Brian Fahnestock
Janet Garufis
Randy Glick
Shirley Hobson
Barbara Margerum
Brenda Nancarrow-Garrison
Betty Noling
Carol Palladini
Bill Pesso
Meredith Scott
Drew Simons
Barbara Toumayan
Chrisanna Waldrop
Kim Davis, Executive Director
April 28, 2013
Montecito Country Club
Benefiting
Thank You to our Generous Sponsors
APRIL 28, 2013
Be there.
Be fabulous!
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thank you to our community partners
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casa leadership
Board of Directors
Tony Papa, President
Lisa Murray, Vice President
Brian Simas, Secretary
Martin Lynch, Treasurer
Pat Aptaker,
Development Co-Chair
Sabrina Bernardi
Sandra Brown
Donna Feazelle
Judy Guillermo-Newton,
Governance Chair
Roy Martinez
Patty Santiago
Ryan Siemens
Enrique Tessada,
Development Co-Chair
executive director
Kim Colby Davis
north county
advisory committee
Lisa Murray, Chair
Terryl Bunn
Sandra Brown
Dr. Lynda Gantt
Francene Kelly
Judy Markline
Jennifer Mills
Ed Murray
Scottie Ortiz
leadership council
Michele Neely Saltoun,
Chair and Past President
Ernesto Paredes
Lin Aubuchon
Kay Bruce
David Edelman,
Past President
Brian Fahnestock
Janet Garufis
Randy Glick, Past President
Shirley Hobson,
Past President
Barbara Margerum,
Co-Founder
Brenda Nancarrow-Garrison
Betty Noling, Past President
Carol Palladini,
Past President
Bill Pesso
Meredith Scott
Drew Simons
Barbara Toumayan
Chrisanna Waldrop
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nonprofit org.
us postage
paid
santa barbara, ca
permit no. 880
2601 Skyway Drive
Suite A3
Santa Maria, CA 93454
return service requested
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report - CASA of Santa Barbara County

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