2010 SafePlace Annual Report

2010 SafePlace Annual Report
2010 Giftsto SafePlace
$100,000 +
The Boone Family Foundation
Michael & Susan Dell Foundation
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
St. David’s Foundation
Estate of Philip Tobin
$50,000 - 99,999
Ronya Kozmetsky
RGK Foundation
United Way Capital Area
$25,000 - 49,999
Daniels Fund
Dell Foundation
Topfer Family Foundation
Women’s Independence Scholarship Program, Inc.
$10,000 - 24,999
$5,000 - 9,999
Anonymous - 1
Alpha Chi Omega Foundation, Inc.
BAE Systems
Barstow Foundation
Bobbie Beal
Cindy Brouillette & James Hart
Karen E. & George J. Casey
Charlyn & Gerald T. Daugherty
Pat & Leonard Disanza
Wendy & Mike Elsasser
Emerson Process Management
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Cissie & Dillon Ferguson
Bridget & Mark Flocco
Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
Hester Capital Management, LLC
Peggy & John W. Hintz
International Greenstream, LLC
Jamieson Charitable Foundation
Luci Baines Johnson & Ian Turpin
Sherry L. Marlatt
National Instruments
Pape Foundation
Personal Administrators
RBC Foundation - USA
RGM Advisors, LLC
Seawell Elam Foundation
Julie & Joel Sher
Spencer Charitable Foundation
Target
Texas Realty Capital
Texas State Low Cost Insurance
Theodore P. Davis Charitable Trust
Verizon Foundation
$2,500 - 4,999
Anonymous - 1
Noelie Alito
Arnold Foundation
Austin Browncoats
Austin Ribbon & Computer, Inc.
Ann Bower
Diane & Jim Cano
Cipione Family Foundation, Inc.
Sandy & Jay Cox
ECG Foundation
Episcopal Diocese of Texas
Carol Whitcraft Fredericks, Ph.D.
Jennifer M. Goff
Grande Communications, Inc.
Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Moody
Greenlight Capital, Inc.
Marlene & Samuel Halperin Family Foundation
H-E-B Grocery Company
Michael Hemmer
Xenia & David R. Hennington
J. Christopher Hughes
IntegReview Ethical Review Board
Mary S. & John C. Jones
JWC/JKH Family Foundation
Keller Williams Realty
Russell T. Kelley
LCRA Employees’ United Charities
Lind Family Charitable Foundation
Nada Lulic & Jeb Boyt
Gordon Marshall
McKool Smith
Kacy & Scott O’Hare
Pinnergy Ltd.
Randalls Food Markets
Schwab Charitable Fund
Laila P. & Jordan Scott
Julia Spann & Paul Carapetyan
Robert J. Spivey
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
United Way of America
United Way for Southeastern Michigan
Veritas Foundation
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Anonymous - 2
Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation
James Armstrong & Larry Connelly
Austin Community Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Aimee B. Boone
Chaparral Foundation
Theresa & Rudy Garza
Estate of Lucille Geib
Donald D. Hammill Foundation
Claudia & James Humphrey
IBM Employee Services Center
Impact Austin
Jason Whitten’s SCORE Foundation
The Junior League of Austin
Link Foundation
Lola Wright Foundation
Lowe Foundation
Linda S. & Glenn Neland
Nowlin Family Fund
Patti & Kenneth O’Meara
Shield-Ayres Foundation
St. David’s HealthCare
Sunshine Lady Foundation, Inc.
Cathy & Dwight Thompson Foundation
William Knox Holt Foundation
Women’s Fund of Central Texas
Venture Projects
$1,000 - 2,499
Anonymous - 1
3M
Abbott Foundation
John Armstrong
Michelle & Alan E. Arvesen
Austin Doll Collectors Society
Austin Optimist Club
Austin Trust Company
Margaret B. & Robert A. Ayres
Magda & Rene H. Barreda
Karen J. Bartoletti
Lila Nelson Beard
Joyce Beasley
Bethany Berkeley
Kim Britt
Broadway Across America
Joan H. & Jerry R. Brown
Cindy Buckley & Marty Shankland
Ann D. & David K. Butler
Cammack & Strong, P.C.
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
CLM Business Etiquette Consulting
James Coleman
Commercial Real Estate Women Austin
Kathryn & Donald Counts
Suzanne Covington & Rupert Chambers
Cunningham-Allen, Inc.
Continued on inside back cover.
This list is actual cash received in 2010.
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At SafePlace’s Kelly White Family Shelter there is a giant blackboard. On it volunteers painted “Today is a New Day
because…” Shelter residents finished the sentence with:
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I am safe.
Fall 7 times, stand up 8.
I can make my own decisions.
I get to live the life meant for me.
This blackboard (pictured on the cover) reflects SafePlace – resilient, inspired and hopeful.
2010 brought disturbing changes in the rates of sexual and domestic violence in our community and the impact was far
reaching. The number of rape exams at the hospital increased from 253 to 345. There were 10 deaths due to family
violence. Due to the poor economy, survivors found it difficult to get back on their feet and the length of time people
stayed at shelter and in transitional housing increased dramatically. With these events and struggles we grieved, we
learned, we acted and then we turned to our clients and…as always…we found inspiration.
We learned. More people need our help than are currently coming to us. We must spread the word.
We acted. We doubled our community education staff, added a community organizer, increased our focus on
communications and worked hard to increase awareness about sexual and domestic violence and about SafePlace.
We were inspired.
The opposite of sexual and domestic violence is safe, healthy and respectful relationships. People
in our community spoke out when they witnessed violence. Volunteers and donors committed their resources to help
us do this work. And over and over, we witnessed the changes made by survivors as they moved toward a safe and
empowered future.
SafePlace is so grateful for all of the generous supporters who help survivors create their New Day.
Thank you!
Peace,
Photo credits: Brent LaVelle
522 children participated
in fun and therapeutic
activities as part of their
healing process
804 women and
children received
36,680 nights
of shelter
More than 1,000 clients
gained access to basic
materials support
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At SafePlace, safety begins with a call to our 24-hour Hotline. In
2010, advocates listened and provided support. They coordinated
shelter, counseling services, legal services for survivors of sexual and
domestic violence and hospital accompaniment for rape survivors.
The hotline is just one of many ways for clients to access SafePlace.
Once safety is obtained, the next step is healing and moving on to
a new day. SafePlace provides a wide array of helpful services to
meet their specific needs. These include shelter, transitional housing,
counseling, resource advocacy, life skills and children’s programming
just to name a few.
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12,868 calls on the hotline;
99% of callers reported
reduced feelings of crisis or
increased levels of support
1,004 people received
advocacy in the legal system
345 rape survivors were
accompanied at area
hospitals
211 individuals served
through our supportive
housing program avoided
homelessness and
transitioned to self-sufficiency
61 Deaf or
hard-of-hearing
clients received
services
11,269 middle and
high school students
participated in prevention
activities or presentations
through Expect Respect
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In 2010, we rededicated ourselves to social change by expanding our community
education department and adding a community organizer. This expansion
significantly increased our reach. Our goal is to teach others to recognize warning
signs and respond safely with courage.
1,874 people participated
in training related to
violence against people with
disabilities
Reaching out to youth is integral in creating change for the future and ending
sexual and domestic violence. SafePlace’s award-winning Expect Respect
program focuses on teen dating violence prevention. Expect Respect is currently
being evaluated by the Centers for Disease Control and hopes to be the second
evidence-based teen dating violence prevention program in the nation.
763 youth in 30 schools
were counseled through the
Expect Respect program
SafePlace is committed to offering its programs to all affected by sexual and
domestic violence in our area and has developed specialized services for
those in populations at increased risk for violence. Individuals with disabilities,
professionals and family members participated in training related to violence
against people with disabilities. We additionally provide specialized services in
American Sign Language to Deaf and hard-of-hearing clients.
2,681 professionals working
with youth received training
38,673 adults participated in
presentations, trainings or
awareness events
Throughout the year,
more than 6,750 individuals
participated in SafePlace
community events
More than 24,000 volunteer
hours were logged in 2010
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Photo credits: Katie Mock, David Saenz
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2010 SafePlace Community Events:
SafePlace cannot do our valuable work without the help of people
like you. In 2010, hundreds of volunteers played key roles. They
accompanied survivors at local hospitals, supported individuals
at the courthouse and worked with youth in shelter, transitional
housing and in the schools. Volunteers and staff planned and
coordinated fundraising and outreach events. Volunteers staffed
community education booths, spoke to local organizations and
companies, and worked tirelessly to paint, clean and beautify our
facilities. Many more donated to and participated in events, gave
to mail appeals or through their estates or hosted fundraising
events or donation drives. Your support also ensured that clients
received enough food, diapers, clothing, school supplies, furniture
and holiday gifts to meet their needs. Our supporters are amazing!
Thank you.
View our current events: www.SafePlace.org/Events
Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/SafePlace.EndingSAandDV
Follow us on Twitter: @SafePlace_ATX and @SafePlaceEvents
February
180o Giving Circle
April: Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Field Day
Men Rally For Change
Denim Day
September
Celebrating the Survivor Spirit
October: Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Celebration: New Beginnings
with Olympia Dukakis
December
Holiday Program/Shop for the Shelter
2010 Financials
Revenue
Expenses
A. Government Grants
B. Foundation Grants
C. Contributions: Public Support
D. Contributions: Sales of In-Kind Gifts
E. United Way Designations
F. Special Events
G. Other In-Kind for Clients
H. Institute
I. Direct Client Assistance from Other Agencies
J. Client/Program Fees
K. Other Income
Total Operating Revenue:
Client Services
A. Client Services
B. Community Services
C. Management & General
D. Fund Raising
Total Operating Expenses:
Crisis Services:
Family Shelter
1,299,771
Hotline/Hospital Advocacy
267,255
Hospital/Community Advocacy
$ 9,195,110
122,559
Counseling1,076,759
Children’s Services
385,666
Supportive Housing/
A
Transitional Services
1,188,442
Expect Respect
785,227
Legal Services
239,588
Deaf Services
149,571
Community Dialogue
62,278
87,803
School
$ 8,634,953
In-Kind Client Donation Services
463,144
Client Services Support
155,073
Totals
$ 6,723,766
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CommunityServices
B
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Disability/ASAP585,035
Volunteer Services
73,102
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Training/Education156,755
2
Communications138,878
3
Government Funding Sources
C
4
Totals
5
A
B
Federal
State
7
Office of the Attorney General, State of Texas
Office of the Governor, State of Texas
Texas Dept. of Housing & Community Affairs
Texas Health & Human Services Commission
US Dept. of
Agriculture
8
9 Education
US Dept. of
10
US Dept. of
Health & Human Services
11
US Dept. of Homeland Security
US Dept. of Housing & Urban Development
US Dept. of Justice
Local
Austin Independent School District
City of Austin
Travis County
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2010 Giftsto SafePlace
$1,000 - 2,499
Ruth Anne & Patrick Doane
Cathy & Mike Eady
Gretchen R. & Robert S. Ellis
Christy & Rocky Engemoen
Susan & Robert Epstein
Exchange Club of Austin
Shannon & Brent Fannin
First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin
C. Kennedy Fischer
Nancy Fitzgerald
Fletcher, Farley, Shipman & Salinas, LLP
Gloria L. Foley
Fox Service Company
JoLynn & Gregg Free
Rabbi Alan Freedman & Lori Freedman
Frost Bank
Elizabeth Glasgow
GMRI, Inc.
Ginger & Alan Gober
Kristin & Gary Godfrey
Reneé A. & Russell R. Graham
Grande Communication Networks, Inc.
Ryan D. Greene
Susan Griffith & Curtis Fuelberg
Paula Angerstein & Paul Grosso
Andres & Shelly Guerra
Jenny & Russell Harris
Paula & Dan Herd
I. Craig Hester
HHL Foundation
Hicks Family Charitable Foundation
Frances & Robert Hieronymus
Susan T. & Richard C. Hile
Richard A. Holmquist
Susan & Jim M. Hooks
Housing Authority of the City of Austin
Houston Endowment, Inc.
Infinity Conversions
Ingersoll Family Limited Partnership
Admiral & Mrs. Bobby R. Inman
Melissa A. Jones
Amber L. Jordan
LaShonda & Bobby Kennedy
Debbie & Charles Kobelan
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Kodosky
Kimberly & Daniel A. Kozmetsky
Cindy & Greg Kozmetsky
Kendra Laflin & Jeff Bent
Nancy E. Lambros
Varda L. Langefeld
Charlene & Carl Lemonds
Joe Levit Family Foundation
Andrew Liguori
Katie Lipson
Lori H. & John Lowe
Stephanie A. Lucie
Dorothy & Ed MacInerney
Bobby Mack
Ana & Blake Magee
Roseann Mandziuk & James Studer
Greg & Mari Marchbanks Family Foundation
Belinda & Charlie Marlatt
Julia M. Marsden
Kathy Martin
Heather McBryde
Matthew D. McClain
Reuben R. McDaniel
Mickey & Henry Meadows
John B. Messerly
MFI Foundation
Bonnie K. Mills
The Cynthia & George Mitchell Foundation
Shelley W. & Joseph Moore
Morningglory Partners, Ltd.
Ms. Molly Foundation
Mustang Owners Club of Austin, Inc.
Mustang Project
Frances Netherton
New York Life Insurance Company
NIC, Inc.
Ana & Mike Nichols
Bettye & William C. Nowlin
OneStar Foundation, Inc.
Judy Osborn & Roger Sanchez
Patricia E. & Larry Palm
Samuel W. Pate
Jan L. & Raymond A. Patschke
Cheryl & Walt Penn
Janis & Joe Pinnelli
Kathy L. Pong
PPD Development, LP
Timothy M. Price
MariBen Ramsey & Karen Kahan
Pam Reed & Bob Gibbins
Rebecca Rhyne
Rhyne Family Fund
Leslie & Forrest C. Roan
Cheryl Roberts & Robert Eaton
Paul Robshaw & Linda Benge
Celina Romero & Paul Williams
JR Ruiz
San Antonio Area Foundation
Joseph J. Schmitt
Seton Family of Hospitals
Shepherd of the Hills Christian Church
Sally Stengem
Syd Sharples
Kathy & Steve Shubin
Marcia L. & Barry Silverberg
Deanna Springall
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Mary Stolp
Chris Szaniszlo
The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving
Deborah Talbot
Teachers College Press
The Tecumseh Foundation
Felicia Teel
James Thompson & Kathleen Wilson
TICOM Geomatics, Inc.
Tom Green & Co. Engineers, Inc.
Marcia Tugendhat & James Montanaro
Nicki & Ronnie Tyler
The United Court of Austin, Inc.
Wheatsville Food Co-op
Sheri L. & Hugh J. Williamson
Cynthia G. Wilson
John F. Yeaman
This list is actual cash received in 2010.
2010 SafePlace SafeKeepers
Anonymous - 5
Jamie Barshop
Sarah W. Biedenharn
Carole Blazek
Ruth Chatfield
Charlyn & Gerald Daugherty
Gretchen R. & Robert S. Ellis
Mary H. Evan
Susan S. Fairbanks
Theresa & Rudy Garza
I. Craig Hester
Corinne Irwin
Sharon McCrary
Patti & Kenneth O’Meara
Janis & Joe Pinnelli
Sara & Edward Rathgeber
Jo Reichler
Vivian A. Schroeder
Robert J. Spivey
Donna Stockton-Hicks & Steve Hicks
Mary V. Summerall
Cherry Taylor
Deborah D. Tucker & Ike McIver
Suzanne & Mathieu Vocal
Wendy M. Wells & William David Schofman
Kelly White & Bill McLellan
Janet Wiman
Laura D. Wolf
SafeKeepers have included SafePlace in their
estate planning.
SafePlace
P.O. Box 19454
Austin, TX 78760
SafePlace exists to end sexual and
domestic violence through safety,
healing, prevention and social change.
2010 Board of Directors
Nicki Tyler, Chair
Karen Bartoletti | Laura Bosworth
Cindy Brouillette | Jennifer Brown
Zita Cassizzi | Sandy Cox | MaryLu De Hoyos
Betty Dunkerley | Lori Freedman | John Jones
Sherry Marlatt | Linda Neland
Dana Nelson-George | Kacy O’Hare
Robert Palm
2010 Foundation Trustees
John Jones, Chair
Aimee Boone | Charlyn Daugherty
Gretchen Ellis | Beth O’Hagan Fahey
Richard Fatheree | Theresa Garza
Luci Baines Johnson | LaShonda Kennedy
Kimberly Kozmetsky | Bill McLellan
Frances Netherton | Kacy O’Hare
Patti O’Meara | Greg Ritzen | Carol Robertson
JR Ruiz | Courtney Sanchez | Laila Scott
Greg Skelton | John Strickland | Felicia Teel
Alexa Wesner | Caryl Yontz
Lifetime Trustees
JoLynn Free | Gregory A. Kozmetsky
MariBen Ramsey | Donna Stockton-Hicks
Front cover photo credits: David Saenz | Report layout & design: Kristen Evon
24-hr Hotline: 512.267.SAFE (7233) or
512.927.9616 TTY for the Deaf community
www.SafePlace.org