2015 Annual Report - St. Mary`s Center
Transcription
2015 Annual Report - St. Mary`s Center
2015 Annual Report Dear Friends, This year at St. Mary’s Center we expanded our programming significantly: doubled our supportive housing capacity, created a Council of Elders, established a Parents Education Program for our preschool parents and developed and piloted a Peer-to-Peer program to combat isolation among our seniors. Without your support we would have been hard-pressed to have accomplished all that we did. The backdrop for our work is the growing gap between rich and poor, exemplified in Oakland by a paradox. At over 20%, we have one of the highest poverty rates in the state, and at the same time one of the highest median rental costs in the country, more than $2,000 for a one bedroom apartment. And rental rates keep rising. It is almost impossible for our seniors, most of whom earn less than $11,000 a year, or our preschool parents, who struggle to provide for their families, to create and maintain a stable household. Building Stronger Communities Creating active partnerships is an important aspect of community building. No one organization can turn around a community, a neighborhood, or an issue single-handedly. In this spirit, St. Mary’s Center is proud to work with a number of other organizations to help build a better world. Here’s a brief look at some of our recent work: ● The Sisters of the Presentation Ireland were help preschool parents navigate the process instrumental in helping St. Mary’s Center of raising a child while combating poverty, secure a second supportive housing site by violence, and homelessness. Parents learn letting us purchase their convent and giving how these conditions affect their children and St. Mary’s Center becomes their “safe” harbor. A space where children can play, learn and grow. A space where seniors learn skills to stabilize their lives, recover from trauma, and regain their dignity. a substantial financial gift to defray the cost. what they can do about it. Presentation House opened in January 2015 Our work is life-changing. Thank you for being a part of it. and is now home to six homeless seniors who ● St. Mary’s Center is partnering with SAHA are learning skills so that they can transition (Satellite Affordable Housing Associates) to to more independent housing. The Thomas provide support services for 30 previously J. Long Foundation and The Wilcox Family homeless seniors living in Lakeside Foundation provided key funding to help Apartments, a new permanent supportive complete the purchase and renovation. housing development located close to Lake Merritt. We help seniors achieve greater ● Through a partnership with Jewish Family stability by linking them to resources Services, Preschool Director Quinetta Lewis providing healthcare, nutrition, mental health and Psychologist Sarah Ross have developed and recovery services. a Parents Education and Support Program to Warm regards, Carol Johnson, MSW Executive Director 2 / St. Mary’s Center William E. Kramer Board Chair 2013 - 2015 John Graf Board Chair 2015 - 2017 2015 Annual Report / 3 Council 2014-2015 L – R: Keith Arivnwine, Guitar Whitfield, Ortencia Hoopii, Carol Johnson, Diana Davis, Leticia Evangelista, and Claudis Williams Our Council of Elders Throughout 2013 and into 2014, St. Mary’s Center hosted a series of healing circles to identify and incorporate the cultural characteristics significant to African-American seniors to serve the community better. Through this project, it became apparent that there was a need to take this process to the entire St. Mary’s Center community and the Council of Elders was formed. This group of seven elders work with staff providing feedback on onsite services and activities affecting the varied communities they represent. The Council meets every other month and has become a vital component in organizing meaningful events at our community center. Council members help formulate new events, work at events, speak at events, and engage with their communities to build attendance. Incoming council president, Dianna Davis enjoys the work of the council because through it, she can ensure St. Mary’s Center is “a safe and inclusive community for everybody” by “going out every day to greet and help the community, especially the people who are new.” The Council of Elders has also helped to create a new community center program, Golden and Green. Here, seniors work to tend the gardens and help to beautify the Center while creating a space for participants to exercise, combat arthritis, and create a memorial garden. 4 / St. Mary’s Center Promoting Justice St. Mary’s Center is home to an active group of seniors who regularly travel to Sacramento to meet with legislators about issues affecting them and their peers. Their tireless dedication to ensuring their rights has kept them busy. These Senior Advocates for Hope and Justice have already traveled to Sacramento ten times this year! So far they have participated in rallies, been a part of press conferences, met with legislative offices, and even testified on the Assembly floor in support of legislation. What are they advocating for? The first issue is to raise SSI. Most St. Mary’s Center seniors live on an SSI check of $889. This is a mere 90% of the federal poverty rate. As Hope & Justice participant, Angel McClain explained during her testimony on April 7th, “That leaves me $89 a month to survive on [after rent].” Through their impassioned testimony they’re working to increase SSI payments to 112% of the poverty level, raising monthly checks to $1098 a month. Their other main issue is to help pass the Right to Rest Act, also known as the “Homeless Bill of Rights” which would make California the sixth state to pass such a bill. And as McClain said so eloquently while testifying before the Assembly, “We all want to end homelessness in California. Passing the Right to Rest Act is part of ending homelessness because when we incarcerate people because they are engaged in activities like sitting and sleeping we are exacerbating their ability to get out of the very situation we are here to solve.” 2015 Annual Report / 5 Housing Clinic The Bay Area housing landscape has changed The housing clinic also serves as a focused time to dramatically in the past 5 years. There are fewer help clients identify housing opportunities that are housing options available and even less for people best suited for them. Affordable apartments can pop on tiny incomes. To further complicate matters, up and then disappear quickly, so weekly diligence many transitional housing sites and single-room is often rewarded. Nearly 20% of clinic participants We are pleased to announce a partnership with the Kenneth Rainin Foundation to provide the “Raising have found housing since the program launched in a Reader” program to help our preschoolers acquire language and develop literacy skills. Perhaps you September 2014. This is very good news when you remember reading out loud to your children? Many of our favorite memories come from this intimate consider the enormous disparity between the cost of experience of sharing a story with our children, or being read to by our own parents. Favorite stories are most housing in Oakland and what our seniors can read over and over again. It sets the stage for learning, developing a love of reading, understanding a afford. narrative, and becomes a foundation for formal education and constructive family time. occupancy hotels have closed. The demand for affordable housing has never been greater and waitlists are longer than they have ever been. In response to this situation our Homeless Senior Raising A Reader! Services team created a housing clinic. This once- Many low-income families, struggling to put food on the table, may not be familiar with good quality a-week workshop provides St. Mary’s Center children’s books or cannot easily access them. There may not be a generational transmission of the practice participants with a supportive environment to fill – “My mother read to me” – or a sufficient understanding of its importance in child development. Whatever out housing applications while ensuring they get up to date information on available units. Seniors the reason, many children at our preschool have not had the opportunity to engage with books outside of the classroom. first need to assemble documents for what our social workers call a “passport to housing”, a folder Through Raising a Reader, every Thursday each child picks out a different book bag with four books in it to where all important documents are stored for them take home and then bring back on Tuesday. Parents and children read the stories together, which helps to such as a birth certificate, social security card, proof develop a stronger parent-child relationship. Through discussing the characters in the stories, parents can of income, and letters of support. When you are instill ethical principles and ideals, helping the child understand the consequence of poor choices. The child homeless it is difficult to keep these documents can recreate the stories by looking at the pictures when parents are not able to read them out loud. This together and safe, but they are necessary to qualify process starts children on the road to greater academic achievement. for housing. 6 / St. Mary’s Center 2015 Annual Report / 7 The Journey Begins at St. Mary’s Center 8 / St. Mary’s Center 2015 Annual Report / 9 A Community of Support We are grateful to the following individuals and organizations for their financial support of St. Mary’s Center. These gifts were received between January 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015. Individuals Cris Abisia Gary Addiego Ed Ahearn Norma Ahern Rudy Alegre Joan Marie Alexander Tondelora Alexander Brian Ali Bob and Lynda Allen Glenn Allen and Carrie Moulton William Allensworth Phil and Leslie Altman Elizabeth Andersen Margaret Anderson and James Sheehan Mary Jane Anderson Anonymous Henry Apgar Patricia and Bruno Arena Joe and Mary Armenta Kathy and Wally Armitage Mary Arnett Janet Arnold and Michael Rubin Beverly and Alan Atchison Claire Baker Ralph Baker and Vanessa Rockell Baker Alessandro and Cheri Baldo John and Kathleen Balousek Jeff and Karen Banks Allison Barnard John and Kathleen Barnard Kristen Barnard Eileen Barrett Kathleen Barrows John Bartolero Paul Basting Jeanne Battagin Jordan Battani and David Burton Father John Baumann, S.J. James Beard Edward and Jeanie Beatson Kathy Bedayn Valerie Behrendt and Mel Behrendt Jr. Cecilia Beltramo Edith Ben Ari Francine Benassini Timothy Bender David and Mary Bengtson Laura and Paul Bennett Timothy Bennett, D D S John Berberich Roberta and Henry Berg Mindy Berical Brian Bernardis Kitty Bernick and Daniel Fisher Kenneth and Jill Berrick Ron Bersaglieri Andrea & Rita Biagioni Joan Bichsel Mark Bichsel and Carol Johnson Bichsel Robert and Martha Bilbrey 10 / St. Mary’s Center Mary Lou and Jan Blumer Paul Boero and Alison Fritzie Peter and Linda Boero Richard Bolecek Vincent Boleya and Bonnie Resnik Sue Bollinger Deacon Carolyn Bolton Luigi and Della Bonacini Maura Bonnarens Nicole Boone Paul and Carrie Boscia Alina and Colin Bowe Larry and Meg Bowerman Jerry and Judy Boyd Richard Brainard Joanna Bramble Daniel Brekke and Bonnie Trinclisti John and Kathleen Brekke Paul and Katrina Brekke-Miesner J. R. and Rebecca Breska Bill and Margaret Brockway Daniel and Jeanne Brown Douglas and Carolyn Brown Paula Bruckner Robert and Suzanne Brunel Gail Buccieri Pat Buchanan Rita Bucher William and Rose Marie Buecker Yolanda Bueno Dennise Burgess Robert and Sharon Burke Jeffrey and Sabina Burns John and Trudie Burnside Peter Butler and Matthew Bailey Ross and Lillian Cadenasso Patrick and Eileen Cafferty Bernard and Diana Caldwell Richard Callahan Peter and Pamela Campagna Carrie Campbell Robert Campbell Willie and Micheline Campbell Paul and Mary Canales Cass and Marlene Candell Mitchell and Claire Capor Al and Marianne Carrasco Anita Carse Supervisor Keith Carson Patricia Carter and Donald Johnson Annette Cary Raymond and Marian Casabonne Virginia Casavant Kathleen Casson John and Nancy Cecconi Gregory and Josephine Cennamo Darlene Ceremello and Jessea Greenman Howard and Suzanne Chagnon Erica Chan Doris Chapman Br. Anthony Chavez Robert and Kay Cheatham John and Susan Chelini George Chen Shirley Cheney Chonita Chew Sharon and John Chipman Robert and Carol Chun Monica Clark Kelli Cline and Bob Ellis Maura Clogher Dionne Cola Joyce Colbath-Stewart Kimberly Cole and Brian Boero Victor Coleman Norman Collins E.M and J.B. Compton Dorothy Connell John and Maryann Connolly John and Mary Ellen Connolly Bob and Ricki Conway Thomas and Margaret Cooke Gary and Courtney Corda Roger Cormier and Sandra Cohen Heide Cortese Alfred Costa Amy and Josh Costa Steve and Kate Costa Lisa Craft Judith and Philip Crosby Wilchie and Elmira Crump Marie Cumming and Victor Roberge Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cummings Most Rev. John Cummins Jim and Kelly Cunniffe Natalie and Christopher Cutler Maria Da Maren Mary and Ron Danese Jan Daniel Lawrence D’Anjou Peter and Iris Davey Barbara Davies Deborah Davis Vernon Davison Donald and Catherine De Coss Paul De Vincenzi Bernice De Vries Claudia Debus Robert Demattei Elissa Dennis Susan and Stephen Dennis Victoria Derdivanis and Elizabeth Chapman Bill Deskin Ms. Karen Di Frummolo John and Rosalie Di Palermo George and Edna Dini Katie Dinneen Ronald and Nancy Dirito Tan Dominique Pamela and Kent Donahue Laurie Donegan Kathleen Donnell Ronald Dorfman Dolores and Len Dougherty Dolores Downing John Doyle Rick and Kathleen Draper Jim and Mary Drennan Michael Dultra Dr. and Dr. Michael Durant Nadine Durant Michael Dutra Earlene Dutton Eric Dutton Marie and Thomas Dutton Octavia Edgley Betsy Edwards Tommy Edwards Chris Egan Barbara Elenteny Matt Engels Sharon Entwistle David Epley Theresa Erwin Cathleen and Arnold Espos Marian Esser Irene Estelle April Evans Jack and Lynda Everitt Mary Fadhl and Carl Burton Martin and Angelyn Fahey Mary Falls Dr. and Mrs. Richard Feachem Eileen Feldman Jonathan and Michelle Feldman Robert and Flora Feldman Bette and James Felton Alfred and Janet Ferreira Bernard and Lillian Fichtenkort Jonathan and Michelle Fieldman Emily Figueira Dorothy Finger Jerome and Carol Fischenich Kathleen Fish Cathy and Jim Fisher Sr. Elizabeth Fisher Stephen and Susan Fisher Theresa Fitch Pat and Janice Fitzpatrick Patrick Flaherty Anne Fleming Carol Fleming Marks Meredith Florian Sister Mary Jane Floyd James Fobroy Matthew Fogelson Jerry Fontes Pierre and Louise Fortayon Pat Frazier Thomas and Maggie Freeman Eda Freggiaro Valerie Fregulia Gerald Fried Jill Friedman Lindsey Frischer Sister Elizabeth Fuhr Jane Funk Patricia Gannon Kathy Gannon-Briggs and Jim Briggs Leo and Jane Gaspardone Martin Gayent Ron and Lori Gazzano Patricia Ann Gee Rose Mary and David Gerecke James and Jeanne Geselbracht Danielle Ghiglieri Stephen and Joanne Ghiglieri Mary Giachetto Elizabeth and Kenneth Giannotti John and Patricia Gilchrest B. R. Gilkey Richard and Carol Gilpin Debbie Goeden Susan and Steve Goldenberg Ernest and Henrietta Goldsby Shirley Golub Ann Gonski and John Scott Brendalynn Goodall Liu Goodwin Bev and Tom Gorman Richard and Ann Goslee Mary Gotelli David Graber John and Maureen Graf Moses Graubard Marian and Roger Gray Matthew and Michele Greb Nina Green Gail Greenberg Heather Greenberg Jacob Greenberg James Greenberg and Judith Bell Katherine Greenberg and Edward Hernandez Gretel Greenhouse Patrick Greening Tom and Katherine Greerty Kevin Gross and Laura Heidrick Gross Kristiann Grove Paula Guenra Jessie Guiton Kenneth and Wendy Haase, Jr. Daniel and Sherilyn Hagan Lauralie and John Haikin Elana Hall Catherine Hamlett Jeffrey Hargreaves Maurice Harper Maxine and Manina Harris Jeanne Hassenzahl James and Mary Hatfield George Hauser and Michele Leprohn Melanie Haw Thomas Haw and Tamara Nicoloff George and Barbara Hegarty Dolores Helton Ed Hernandez Brendan Hickey Dr. Therese Hickey and Stephen Heller Mary Higgins Aurora Hill Louise Hill Jeanine Hinde Norah Hippolyte James Hoben Linda Hoffman and Robert Hasler Will and Anna Hoover Steve and Nancy Hopkins Marshall Hopper R. Vernon and Nancy Howard Walter Hubrig Dave and Dolores Humm Raymond and Mary Hurd Kristina Inman Christine Ippolito Glenn and Gabriella Isaacson Jose Iuerdo Adriene Iverson Jacqueline Jackson Dianne Jacob and Owen Rubin Maureen and David Earl Jacobs Paul Jacobs Naima Jahi-Coleman and Fred Coleman Robert and Sue Jardine Joyce Jenkins Louis and Margaret Jenkins Kirstin Jensen Sandhya Jha Craig Johnson Jorgen and Shannon Johnson Larry and Julie Johnson Patricia Carter and Donald Johnson George Jonaris Amy and Donald Jones Dave and Susie Jorgensen Bernadine Joseph William Joyce Toby Kaplan Marilyn Karczewski and Mark Ortoljo Carmel Karrick Michael Katz Kathryn and Warren Kauffman Kathleen Kearney Mike and Judy Keenan Cheryl Keh Roma Kehoe Heather Keith-Spellman and Mark Spellman Robert and Lolly Kelleher Carolyn Kellogg Charlotte Kelly Kathleen Kelly Shelly Kelly Kevin and Mary Anne Kennedy Nancy Kennedy Betty Kennedy-Tapscott Chris and Paula Kenny Margaret Ketly Casey Kho Sister Karen Kielb Joanne Killam Caroline Kim Jeannie and Jonnathan Kim Pearl Kim Beatrice Kirchner Joanna Klaseen Pace Christopher Klein & Lizabeth Hauswald Klein Kevin and Carolyn Knudtson Denise Kogler and David Jalufka Dale and Suzanne Kohaya Patricia Kohnen Carl Kohnert Raymond Kong Dick and Albie Kostyrka Mike and Michele Kourey Karen Kramer 2015 Annual Report / 11 William Kramer Irene Kudarauskas Richard and Alice Kulka Margot Kushel and Arthur Krantz Louis Labat Germaine LaBerge Donald Lafrenz Ray and Ann Lage Natalie and Henry Lagorio Heather Lambert Gary and Karen LaMons Philippe and Adrienne Lamoureux Tina Lanfri Katharine Langdon Valda and Nicholas Lapkass Barbara Anne Larsen Mary Jane and Rich Laufenberg Suzanna and Robert Leach Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Leahy Joe and Patricia Leal Betty Lebbert Cynthia LeBlanc Sandra Ann Lee Helena Leiner Gregory and Michelle Leiter Arthur Lenhardt Tim and Julie Leong Andrew and Dorothy Leven Kate Levinson and Stephen Costa Christine and Thomas Lew Kent Lewandowski Shelly Lieberman Mary Light Teresa Lindberg Goodwin Liu and Ann O’Leary Eli Longnecker Monica Lopez Natalia Lopez Karen Louis Jeanne and Robert Lovi Alan Loving Jane and John Low Sr. Eva Lumas Mary Louise Lynch John and Carol Lyons Stuart MacIntyre John Macy and Charlotte Dickson Edward and Carol Madigan Laura Magnani Marguerite Magoffin Carolyn Mahoney Cornell Maier and Deidre Smith Mike Maita Lisa Malone James and Linda Manning Francis and Delia Mansell Eleanor Manuel Claire and James Marchiano Pat Marino and Al Musante Ralph and Kathleen Marke Ronald Markham Helen Marquette Karen Martell Jose and Diana Martinez Tony Mastria Patricia Maulet Cleo Mayer Sheila Mc Alinden 12 / St. Mary’s Center John and Patricia Mc Guire Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCaffrey Gail McCall Patrick McCall Elizabeth McClintock David and Sharon McCosker John and Susan McCourt Lenore McCracken Laura and Robert McCreery Shivaun McDonald Thomas and Roedean McGowan David McGregor Paulette and Jim McHugh Bill and Karen McInerney Michael and Debra McJilton Ed and Patricia McMillan Ken McNamara Lori McPherson Evan and Wendy McWilliams James and Sharon Meagher Sr. Marilyn Medau Robert Mefford and Linda Kamas John and Sylvia Melrose Daniel Melvin Charles and Julie Merrill Mary Jo and John Metzger Monte and Wanda Meyers Nancy and Michael Mikulich Charlotte Milcetich-Picallo Debra Miller Ralph and Patti Miller Nicholas Minorsky and Linda Franco-Minorsky Rita Mitchell Kathleen Mohn Giorgio Molinario John and Nora Monfredini Patricia and Jeff Monson Joanna Mooney Pamela Moreno Walter and Shirley Moresi Patricia Morgan Carol Motte Andrew Moyce, M.D. and Mary Moyce Rosemary Mucklow Joseph Mullen Gerald Mulligan Geri Murchison Galen Murphy and Matthew Levesque Regan Murphy and Helen Borgan Susan Murphy Barbara Murrer Alfred Musante, Sr. Elizabeth and James Musbach Cressey Nakagawa Ronald and Irene Nakasone Fred Naseef Barbara Natale Bonnie and James Nelson Patrick Nelson Diane Neptune Doris Neuberger Martha Newhard Frank Nicewicz James and Leanne Noe Fr. Michael P. Norkett Ian Norstad Frederick and Marena Norton Terry Norton Bob and Bea Oats Tom and Marilyn O’Connell Kerry O’Connor Gail Odell Buccieri Margaret and Maureen O’Hara Laurence Oliveri Patricia Olsen Ann Olson Joseph and Therese O’Meara Kathleen O’Meara Brian and Pauline O’Reilly Clarice O’Reilly-Cummins John Papadakis Genia Pauplis Joseph and Joel Ann Pehanick John and Dorothy Pendergrass, Jr. Steve and Cec Penland Ignacio Perez and Margaret Harrak-Perez Robert and Teri-Ann Peri, DDS Karen Permillion Mike and Terry Perry Charles and Lois Persyn Nora Petersen James and Geraldine Peterson Lois and Allan Peterson Paula Petti and Lawrence Hall Karen and Tom Petzoldt Edward and Mary Phillips Gladys Phillips-Evans Daniel and Rosanne Piccinini Rosemarie Pierce Betty Pigford Elizabeth Pigford Leo Pigozzi Fran Pletschet Charles Plummer Sr. Loraine Polacci Kris and Dean Pollack Laura Ponti Catherine Powers Nancy Ann and Joseph Powers Sally and Rodger Powers Joy Pratt Christopher Pride Carolyn Provost Lorraine Provost Harry and Virginia Prudhomme Ross and Alana Prusinovski Rich and Cindy Puppione Steve and Carolyn Purcell Stephen Purser James Puskar and Eleanor Rush Margaret Race Carla and Bill Raffetto Eugene and Christine Raggio Steven and Susan Ramos Amy Ranger Jennifer Rannells Martina Reaves Michael and Sandra Redding Mary Reid Gail and Dennis Reilly Rosemary Reilly Barabra Reiner and Janet Kaplan Pat and John Reite Wanda Remmers-Meyers John Rengel David and Nanette Renzi Steven and Angelica Rettig Ken and Kate Richardson Jacqueline Richter Mr. and Mrs. Burton Rigley Paul and Carolyn Rinetti Naomi and Nelson Rivas Joseph and Angela Rivello Karen Rivera Celeste Robinson Adam and Kristi Rocap Noreen Rodgers Alma Rose Ellen Rosen Carole Roth Sandra Ruliffson Andrew Ruppenstein Chris and Lee Rutter Patricia and Tim Ryan Linda Safarik-Tong Karla Salazar Madeline Salocks Anita and Steve Sanchez Richard Sanders Paul SanGiorgio Alex and Jean Sarran Jennie Schacht Joanne Schell Rev. James Schexnayder Joseph H. Schieffer and Catherine McDonald Leslie Schoenfeld David and Daly Schreck Patricia Schroeder Thomas and Kathleen Schuenzel Francis Schumacher and Nina Friend Michael and Cami Schumacher Richard and Sally Schumacher Mark and Nancy Schuster John Scott Marie Seber Doris Seyranian Debbie Sharp William and Noelle Sheehan Kathryn Marie Sheffield Chuck Siebenand and Anna Marie Franco Daniel Siegel and Anne Weills Ernie Simmons, Jr. Sheila Sims Herbert Singleton Gary and Susanne Sjoberg Michael and Marsha Skinner Sally Slyngstad, SNJM Cory Smegal Joan and Ralph Smith Kathrin Smith Loretta Smith Margot Smith Rev Nancy Smith Rev. Wilton Smith Owen Solberg Amir Soltani Kathleen and Richard Soublet Frank Spagnoletti Sheryl Springer Kathryn Stambaugh and Tom Mazzotta Leigh Stamets Bruce and Susan Stangeland Mr. and Mrs. Randy Starkweather Mayoor Steinberg Brian and Mary Stein-Webber Meg Stenger Anthony Stock George and Britta Stratton Mary Strauss Leanne and Donald Stump Mary Suilmann Bonnie Sullivan Jacqueline and Thomas Sullivan Elizabeth Summers Christina Sutherland Kay Sweeney Neil and Beverly Sweeney Nancy Sweetland Dean and Stephanie Swenson Susan Sykes Betty and Ben Tapscott Adriana Taranta Joe and Paula Tarantino Greg and Mary Tarczynski Kimberly Tarman Helga Tarver Diane Taylor Penny and Eugene Taylor Fred and Susan Tealdi Deirdre Terry Jim and Mandy Tham Thomas and Lorraine Thatcher Kirsten and Henning Thorup Vickie Thun Mary Tigh Mattie Toles Ann Tompkins Steve and Cary Tool Ellen Torres and Tom Kerrins Arwa Toulan Kara Tow Kathleen Townsend Gina Truex Mark Tudo Daniel and Elizabeth Turner Thomas and Linda Turner Kenneth and Connie Tyler Paula and John Tyler Anna-Lisa Ulbrich Geoffrey Upton Msgr. Antonio Valdivia Anne Louise Van Hoomissen Robert and Deborah Van Nest Dr. K.L. van Putten Rev. Paul Ross Vassar Dan and Theresa Vaughan Walter D. and Eleanor Vaughn Monica Vohryzka Sean Wachob Michelle Waddell Susan Wainwright Travis Wall and Leslie Kaplan John Wallan Tom Walsh and Maura Fitzgerald Raymond and Mary Wanser Curtis Ward and Esther Niksich-Ward Greg Ward Surena Washington Kim Wayne Roger Wedl Emily Weil Jeffery Weiss Jerome and Cathy Weitzner Susan Werner Maureen Wesolowski Rev. Thomas Weston, SJ Daniel and Katharine Whalen Betty and William Wharton Stacy Wheeler Wendy Wheeler Beverly Whittington Steve and Peg Wilcox Pamela Williams Pat and Phil Williams Barbara Wilson Gladys and Benjamin Wilson John and Bobbie Wilson Nancy Wilson Frank and Monica Wnuk Nora Wolfson Thomas and Kathleen Wolinski Margaret Wooster Eric and Katie Wunderlich Ben and Helen Yamanaka John and Valerie Yeakel Emiliano and Karina Zamora Eleanor Zapanta Nancy and David Zawadzki Laura Zhang Fred and Evelyn Zierten Bequests Alberta Jannusch Trust Estate of Edna Pucci Estate of Marilyn Werner Foundations Ardea Fund Baldacci Family Foundation Ben & Jerry Foundation Bernard E. & Alba Witkin Charitable Foundation Brewster West Foundation California School Age Consortium The Charles and Karen Couric Charitable Fund Crescent Porter Hale Foundation Diamantine Family Foundation, Inc. East Bay Community Foundation Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Idiart Family Fund Kazan, McClain, Abrams, Fernandez, Lyons, Greenwood, Oberman, Satterly & Bosl Foundation Lyda and Rico De Luca Foundation, Inc. Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger Neil and Amelia McDaniel Charitable Trust Order of Malta Western Association Philanthropic Ventures Foundation S.H. Cowell Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Sisters of St. Joseph Healthcare Foundation T. Rowe Price Foundation The California Endowment The Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Gellert Foundation The Order of Malta Clinic The San Francisco Foundation The Thomas J. Long Foundation The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Matching Gift Program 2015 Annual Report / 13 Foundations True North Foundation Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation West Davis and Bergard Foundation Whalen Family Foundation Wilcox Family Foundation Corporations Arbequina/Rosetta/ Solaria Camp, Rousseau, Montgomery, LLP Chevron Matching Employee Funds Ethix Merchant Services General Electric Foundation Kaiser Permanente - Public Affairs Dept. Perforce Foundation Pharmacy Compounding Consulting, Inc. The Clorox Company The Staffing Solutions Group Organizations AARP Chapter, 20, Alameda Advent Consulting AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Attitudinal Healing Connection, Inc. Barbara Lee for Congress Beneficial State Bank Berkeley Lodge No. 270 Center for Elders’ Independence Community Economics, Inc. Community Health Charities East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation Episcopal Senior Communities Expressions Gallery FIJIP Consulting Intero Real Estate Services Kappa Gamma Pi Mathematica Policy Research Mercy Retirement Center New Harbinger Publications, Inc. Oakland Athletics Community Fund Oakland Rotary Endowment Oakland Schools Foundation LifeLong Over 60 Health Center Partners in Caring for Seniors Raskob Learning Institute Satellite Affordable Housing Associates Thrivent Financial for Lutherans United Way Capital Region United Way of the Bay Area University of California Vietnam Veterans of America Religious American Baptist Seminary of the West American Baptist Seminary of the West Catholic Community of Pleasanton Catholic Daughters of America #1934 Court St. Raymond #2057 Diocese of Oakland Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose Dominican Sisters of Oakford Khmmu / Laotian Pastoral & Cultural Center 14 / St. Mary’s Center St. Mary’s Center Board of Directors Knights Of Columbus Fr. John C. Murphy Council Lakeshore Avenue Baptist Church, Inc. Lakeside Temple of Practical Christianity Newman Hall - Holy Spirit Parish Santa Maria Church Sierra Pacific Synod Sisters of Social Service Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Sisters of the Presentation Society of the Sacred Heart St. Agnes Catholic Church St. Charles Borromeo Church St. Cornelius Parish St. Felicitas Catholic Church St. Isidore Parish St. Joan of Arc Parish St. Leander Church St. Mary Magdalen Church St. Michael Church St. Monica Men’s Club St. Monica’s Church St. Monica’s Women’s Guild St. Paschal Baylon Church St. Paul Lutheran Church St. Raymond Church St. Theresa of the Infant Jesus John Graf, Chair 2015-2017 William Kramer, Chair 2013-2015 Dianne Jacob, Secretary Gail Greenberg, Treasurer Mick Diede Kent Donahue Nadine Durant Kathy Gannon-Briggs Tom McCaffrey, CFA Captain, USN (Ret) Thomas McGowan Ken Richardson Sally Slyngstad, snjm Government County of Alameda: Behavioral Health Care Services Alcohol and Drug Outpatient Services Alcohol and Drug Prevention Services Innovations Health Care Services MediCal MediCal Administrative Activites Public Health Medication Safety Social Services Area Agency on Aging Fall Prevention Area Agency on Aging Visiting Program California Preschool California Child & Adult Care Food Program City of Oakland: OCAP Community Action Partner Permanent Access to Housing (PATH) Federal Emergency Management Agency Revenue by Source FY15 Private Revenue Program Revenue Public Support $888,727 $69,505 $1,093,550 Expenses by Program Area FY15 Homeless Services 30% Resources for the Third Age 22% Recovery 55 Preschool 8% 10% Food 7% Shelter/Housing 9% Administration 14% FY15 Unaudited revenues and expenses. FY15 Audited Statements available December 15, 2015. Ways to Help Contact Regan Murphy at [email protected] or 510-923-9600 x236 if you need further information or have questions. Monthly gifts add up fast! Make a re-occurring gift through our website (www.stmaryscenter.org) Make a one-time financial contribution through our website (www.stmaryscenter.org) or mail in a check or credit card form. Direct your United Way donation to St. Mary’s Center. Matching gifts. Double or triple the impact of your gift! Ask if your company has a matching gift program. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and advise Tomas Moreno at 510-923-9600 x229 or [email protected]. Give a gift of stock or real estate. Make a bequest. Name St. Mary’s Center as a beneficiary of your trust, will, or life insurance policy. Volunteer. See our website (www.stmaryscenter.org) for details. St. Mary’s Center has earned Charity Navigator’s four star rating for its fiscal management five years in a row. Wish List Contact Amy Vaughan at 510-923-9600 x 222 for a list of our most needed items. 2015 Annual Report / 15 925 Brockhurst Street Oakland California 94608 www.stmaryscenter.org St. Mary’s Center is a community of hope, justice, and healing that serves at-risk seniors and preschoolers in the heart of Oakland. We strive to improve their quality of life through counseling, shelter, nutrition, advocacy and social support.