Playtime Project Annual Report - Homeless Children`s Playtime

Fall 2015
Dear Friend of Children,
Sometimes in our work as the Playtime community, it seems that the
only thing we can count on is change. The families we serve are working
hard to raise their children on a foundation of housing instability, while
battling domestic violence, addiction, and family crises on their way
to work and school. Children must navigate the uncertainty of a new
shelter, sometimes a new school, and ever-changing communities, as
much of their lives feel always in transition.
In the midst of this uncertainty, the Playtime Project has become a
source of stability and strength for so many children and families.
Our impact has been multiplied this year by the establishment of a
beautiful, state-of-the-art playground on the doorstep of the DC General
shelter. Thanks to our partnerships with the city and generous private
supporters, the playground is a game changer, allowing hundreds of
children to grow, play, and experience a safe and healthy space seven
days a week.
We are energized by the positive partnerships we are developing with
the DC government, community partners, and a vibrant network of
foundation and corporate benefactors. Thanks to the amazing work of
our staff, volunteers, and communities of support, the Playtime Project
is succeeding in bringing a measure of reliability, security, and fun to
children and families experiencing homelessness.
With twenty weekly sessions that touch the lives of hundreds of families,
you are truly changing lives. As we look to the year ahead, we are
inspired by what has already been accomplished, and hopeful that the
days to come will bring even more of the stability and joy that all children
so richly deserve.
With gratitude,
Jamila Larson, LICSW
Executive Director, Co-founder
Homeless Children’s Playtime Project
The mission of the Homeless Children’s Playtime Project
is to nurture healthy child development and reduce the
effects of trauma among children living in temporary
housing programs in Washington, D.C.
We believe that play is a human right that all children deserve, regardless
of housing status. We seek to create a city that provides every opportunity
for children in homeless families to succeed by ensuring that children have
consistent opportunities to play and learn, providing support services for
families, and advocating for affordable housing and safe shelter.
Through eight programs and twenty weekly children’s sessions, staff
and volunteers provide structured activities, the freedom to explore, and
opportunities to learn and heal through play. Children receive one-on-one
attention and caring supervision, access to field trips and summer camps,
and educational advocacy to help them stay on track. Families receive
support services and referrals as well as donations of clothing, toys, and
school supplies throughout the year.
“
The ways Playtime has impacted me over this past year have been
nothing short of life-changing...The kids are able to play, grow, and
learn in an environment especially catered to them. The smiles on
their faces bring me back, week in and week out.”
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Ellen Thomson, Playtime Volunteer
Playtime project makes an impact
In 2014:
736
youths served
500
backpacks distributed
376
weekly volunteers
600
Halloween costumes
distributed
10,368
475
volunteer hours
served
26
field trips
personalized holiday
gifts distributed
20
weekly programs
at five sites
173 referrals were made to outside programs and services to support families’ goals such as:
housing
clothing
development assessments
employment
computers
summer camps
child care
adult education
food
health care
transportation
furniture
Of our parents surveyed:
• 95% said our programs help them relax
by giving them a break
• 85% said their children are less stressed
because of our programs
• 90% said their children learn new skills
in our programs
• 80% said our programs help their
children grow and develop
• 90% said their children are treated warmly
and affectionately by Playtime volunteers
• 75% said our programs help them find
services for their children
• 90% said our programs support their families
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Financial impact in 2014
$939,192
$698,540
$98,891
REVENUE
EXPENSES
IN-KIND DONATIONS
9%
Fundraising
21%
Management
and general
Expense Mix
70%
Program
11%
In-kind
donations
29%
Individual
donations
“
Revenue Mix
60%
Grants from
foundations and
corporations
It’s truly special to get to be a part of these kids’
lives—from seeing them start to use words, to
growing six inches in a year, to celebrating their
everyday achievements. I hope I am giving them
back even some of the joy that they’ve given me.”
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Jillian Bashore, Playtime Volunteer
We did it!
“
Playtime leads effort to bring playground to DC General
The children are not allowed to play in the halls, the rec rooms are basically a TV
room designed for adults to sit in, and playing in there is frowned upon. Outside is
surrounded by moving buses and blighted buildings, so the playground is literally
the only safe place where kids can play each day at DC General. Kids have to
be connected at the parent’s hip at all times, except when they run out on the
playground and then they have room to breathe. Both parents and children get
a break. Leisure activities, gross motor skill development, communication skills,
building confidence, and building community. It all happens out on the playground!”
Ron Sheffer, Playtime Site Manager
The Homeless Children’s Playtime Project is proud to report that after much negotiation and advocacy,
our playground at the DC General Family Emergency Shelter opened in October 2014! The project was
a joint venture between Playtime, the DC government, and the DC business community, led by Pepco
and the Greater Washington Board of Trade. The DC government funded and built the playground with
the agreement that the Playtime Project, with support from private donors, provide staffing. Thanks to
our dedicated Playground Managers, the playground is open seven days a week, giving children living at
DC General access to safe outdoor play right where they live.
Since its opening last year, under the leadership of our first Playground Manager, Ron Sheffer, our play
space has served more than 500 children and logged around 5,000 visits. Many of these children do not
regularly attend Playtime or Preteen Programs at DC General because of space and time constraints,
but the playground allows us to provide services and resources to these youth and their families. On this
new outdoor oasis, there are almost no limits to the number or age of participants, so children are free
to stretch, jump, run, balance, catch, and otherwise develop their gross motor and communication skills
while having a blast!
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New initiatives in 2014
Parenting classes at DC General
Playtime recognizes that the most important relationship to a child is the one with their parents. We also
know that homelessness puts a tremendous strain on parents’ ability to cope and manage daily parenting
challenges. Our parenting classes began at DC General, offering an evidenced-based curriculum providing
an opportunity for parents to come together and learn practical parenting skills. As a result, parents
expressed a greater awareness of their children’s age-appropriate behaviors and a better understanding of
positive discipline, reporting they relied less on yelling and corporal punishment after the class.
Playtime at Hope Apartments
In the fall of 2014, we reestablished a partnership with Community of Hope at Hope Apartments, a
transitional housing facility serving heads of household who are in the early stages of overcoming
substance abuse. The program is made possible by a team of veteran volunteers who bring years of
dedication and commitment to serving our children and families in Anacostia. Now, while parents attend
recovery support groups, their children are being safely cared for in Playtime: reading, jumping, exploring,
and creating with our dedicated staff and volunteers.
Stronger data collection and program evaluation efforts
We want to know not only how many children we’ve served, but the impact of our programs on their lives.
HCPP has begun to augment our measurement and evaluation efforts by both investing in Powerschool,
an online tool that will help us better capture data in 2015, and increasing our staff training and focus on
outcomes. We plan to segment participants by age and measure their progress in the following domains:
social competence, self-regulation, perseverance, self-control, and peer relationships—all areas proven to
promote resilience.
Playtime does more than play
• Supporting school success: Through our Playtime
Curriculum, children have the opportunity to participate
in structured learning activities that reinforce critical
skills. Children under five have access to developmental
assessments, while older children are offered homework
help and tutoring. Site Managers serve as educational
advocates to help families get their children’s needs met.
• Providing healthy snacks: We serve fresh fruits,
vegetables, and other healthy snacks, keeping in mind
that childhood obesity and other nutrition-related health
deficiencies disproportionately affect our youth.
• Planning field trips: We give children the freedom to
escape the stress of shelter living on a regular basis by
going to fun and educational destinations they haven’t
seen before.
• Managing referrals: Our social work interns and Site
Managers connect families to needed services with our
trusted partners who provide child care, computers,
housing, employment, training, clothing, eyeglasses,
therapy, and other critical needs.
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• Hosting special visitors: We bring new ideas,
experiences, and energy to our children. Favorite visitors
this year included yoga instructors, birds of prey, step
teams, a NASA astronaut, musicians, and more!
• Providing holiday parties, gifts, and Halloween
costumes: Our programs are designed to bring joy to
families amidst crisis. We offer birthday presents and
Halloween costumes to every child, and personalized
holiday gifts that parents present to their children.
• Meeting material needs: From strollers and potty chairs
to school uniforms, backpacks, and school supplies—
thanks to our network of donors and supporters,
Playtime is able to make the connections and meet a
range of immediate needs quickly and efficiently.
• Advocating: Playtime parents, staff, and volunteers
speak out about the need for affordable housing
and shelter funding to ensure services that prevent
homelessness and help families return to self-sufficiency
remain a priority each budget season.
Some of our field trips in 2014
• Temple Hills Skate Palace
• Gravenstein Haunted House
• Lucky Strikes Bowling Alley
• Newseum
• Operation Pretty and Polished
• Oxon Hill Farm
• James Creek Marina
• Maryland Science Center
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden
visits Playtime at DC General every year
What do parents like about our programs?
A network of support for children and their families
When two-year-old Lily first moved into a shelter with her
family, her mother was the only one who ever heard her speak.
Playtime volunteers encouraged and prompted Lily to express
herself, but she was mute, trusting only her mother with her
thoughts and feelings. Though Lily was developing a strong
bond with her mother, she was missing out on the social and
vocabulary skills crucial to early childhood development. After
assessing Lily, Playtime’s Site Manager shared her concerns
with Lily’s mother and referred the family to the Strong Start
DC Early Intervention Program, which provides therapeutic
services and resources for infants and toddlers with
developmental delays.
Over the next few months, Lily began to open up to Playtime
volunteers, trying out her new communication skills through
narrated play. She grew more comfortable and confident in her
abilities, slowly adding more and more words to her vocabulary.
Four months after she first enrolled in Strong Start, you can find
Lily standing proudly in the middle of the Playroom, elephant
puppet on hand, narrating a story for an audience of volunteers.
“I always knew my daughter was smart, but I was the only one
she talked to. Now I know she’s being exposed to so many
new words, and I am so proud of her,” said her mother.
What the parents have to say:
“Before [coming to Playtime] she would never
let strangers know how smart she was, now
she sings, counts, and tells endless stories.”
“It is awesome. The kids love it and it’s a great
way to discover new things. A form of therapy.”
“It’s a great program. My daughter loves to read
and [when I come to pick her up] she always
has a different staff member reading to her.”
“Excellent enrichment program that helps our
teens to be leaders and point them in the
right direction.”
“She loves Playtime and is always excited when
Tuesday gets here. It’s really good for her.”
“Playtime helps me relax while attending the
parenting class, so I can open up more and
not get sidetracked because of the children.”
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Why do teens come to Playtime’s Teen Night
at DC General?
We surveyed our Teen Night participants, and
70% said they felt like the program gave them the
academic help they needed to reach their goals.
Playtime’s teen program at DC General works closely around
participants’ school engagement by serving as a liaison
between the family and the school. One student, a 15-yearold boy, was struggling in school because he often skipped
class, causing him to miss assignments and do poorly on
exams. After speaking with the teen and getting to know him
through our program, we learned that he was a very smart,
engaged student whose academic challenges did not reflect
the positive behavior we saw in our program.
After connecting with his parents and the school, we learned
that he was missing class due to a lack of resources for
the dress code. Once we were able to help him obtain the
necessary clothing and a new school ID, he started going to
classes regularly and was able to make up his assignments
by working with our program. His counselor stated by email,
“I haven’t had a chance to ask his teachers this week, but
I’m guessing they’ve noticed an improvement as well. Thanks
again for your teamwork on this. It is so truly refreshing.”
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What the teens have to say:
“Teen Night is great because we hang out
and make good food.”
“My best friends are at Teen Night.”
“Some nights actually feel like a party, and
we get to do stuff I’ve never done before.”
“I’ve learned a lot about science activities
and art projects.”
“I like when we get to cook, because I
don’t know how to make a lot of foods.
But now I know how to make hummus,
smoothies, and salsa and guacamole.”
“I liked coming to teen night last year
because I got extra help with things I
wasn’t sure of in school.”
Spotlight volunteer: Jackie Hartzler
Our volunteers are our greatest resource. But they get as
much as they give—and Jackie’s experience illustrates that.
Jackie is a volunteer at Playtime’s sites at DASH, DC General, and the
playground. Her background is impressive: she is a pediatrician, taught
children’s karate, worked in a children’s recreation department, and
worked with the National Health Service Corps in urban and rural clinics.
But even with all that experience, Jackie’s most important asset is her
direct, yet easygoing, way with children. In her volunteer work with
Playtime, she’s shown that simply giving consistent, undivided attention
to a child who has gone through a major loss can make them come
alive with joy.
What is your favorite memory at Playtime?
My fondest memory is of a child who I played with for several weeks.
He was having a hard time controlling his anger and was very
nonverbal. I never even heard him say a full sentence. He would point,
grunt, and occasionally say a phrase. After a few weeks, the tantrums
became less frequent, but there were still certain triggers that produced
tantrums. He was very sensitive and became upset if someone showed
interest in a toy that he was holding—it was almost a preemptive
meltdown to discourage anyone from taking his toy.
One day, as we sat at a table looking at a book, a favorite toy inside a
little bag lay beside him. Before I knew what was happening, another
child grabbed the toy. It was all in slow motion; I couldn’t react fast
enough to stop it. I started repeating the versions of the phrase: “We
need to use words.” I had said this a hundred times, but it never
seemed to do any good. Right in the middle of launching over the table,
this little boy suddenly sat back down in his chair, looked at the other
child and said, “Could you put my toy back in my bag...please.” And
we continued reading our book.
At that point, I was completely nonverbal. He is such an amazing child.
What do you want readers to understand about Playtime?
Volunteers are sharing their time and energy at Playtime; we aren’t
giving up our time and energy. We are not sacrificing saintly dogooders. We get as much as the kids get. The volunteers are building
and enjoying healthy relationships with an amazing bunch of incredible
kids at a very fun place. I am not saying that it is not hard work, but
Playtime enriches everyone’s life. It is truly a privilege and an honor to
come to Playtime.
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Thanks to our supporters
The Playtime Project is grateful for the support of the following individuals, foundations, corporations, religious
congregations, and organizations whose generous contributions make our work and play possible. This list
reflects all monetary gifts received in 2014.
$50,000+
$5,000–$9,999
Anonymous
Allison Holt
$20,000–$49,999
Anonymous
Bender Foundation, Inc
Commonweal
Foundation, Inc
Global Fund for Children
Marpat Foundation
Meyer Foundation
The Morris & Gwendolyn
Cafritz Foundation
Network For Good
Open Society Foundations
PEPCO
William J. & Dorothy K.
O’Neill Foundation
$10,000–$19,999
Active.com
CFC of the National Capital
Area
Clark-Winchcole
Foundation
Cloudbreak Foundation
The Community
Foundation for The
National Capital Region
Elizabeth Latham
Fredric & Jean Edelman
Herb Block Foundation
John Edward Fowler
Memorial Foundation
Morgan Stanley
Real Networks Foundation
Richard E. & Nancy P.
Marriott Foundation, Inc.
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of Greater
Washington, DC
Tides Foundation
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American University
Bank of America
Bates White Economic
Consulting
Boeing Employee’s
Community Fund
Capitol Hill Community
Foundation
Christine Kane Plant
Crowell & Moring
Foundation
Atul Pathiyal & Viji
Rangaswami
Barstons Inc.
Beth Cooper
Bradley Bondi
Brian Thompson
Bruce Rosenblum
Carnegie Endowment for
International Peace
Caroline Ramsay Merriam
Catalogue for Philanthropy:
Greater Washington
Catherine Campbell
Danielle Foster
Cathy Fink
Edison Electric Institute
The Chicago Community
Foundation
Gale Handy
Jay & Arline Hoffman
Kathryn Kincaid & Michael
Lainoff
Luther Replogle Foundation
Mary Catherine Kilday
& George W. Malzone
Foundation
Rotary Foundation of
Washington DC
Stein, Sperling, Bennett,
DeJong, Driscoll &
Greenfeig P.C.
The District Church
The Green Charitable
Foundation
K&L Gates
Kaiser Permanente
Mid-Atlantic
Kim Adler & Aaron Knight
Kurt Rakouskas
Dorothy Beck
Learning By Giving
Edward Tilley
Lesli Foster
Elizabeth Plant
Libby Anker
The Elno Family Foundation
Liz Schrayer & Jeff
Schwaber
The Ludwig Family
Foundation
Marguerite Clark
Ridgewells Catering
Susan Wooddell
Thomas L. Birch
Tunde Wackman
United Way NCA
Washington Chapter of Girl
Friends, Inc.
William Bates
World Bank Community
Connections Fund
Zachary Wineburg
$500–$999
The Advisory
Board Company
Alexia Kelley
Mary Lou Soller
All Souls Church Unitarian
Masonic & Eastern Star
Home
Amy Levin
MetroAid LLC
Andrew & Erica Brown
Anna Vostokova
Gifts That Give Hope, Inc.
Michael & Kristie Ali
Gregory Rapawy & Jessica
Boger
Michele Heller
Harman Cain Family
Foundation
National Home Library
Foundation
Miller & Chevalier Chartered
Anne Shively
James M. & Virginia W.
Newmyer Family Fund
Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church
Anonymous
Jennifer Toth
Otto/Whalley Family
Homeless Children’s Playtime Project
Renee Stikes
Somerset Elementary
School
Ken & Debbie Jaffe
ICF International
Andy Weiss
Renee Smith
Sheila Walker
Nemetschek Vectorworks,
Inc.
Andy Dodds
Public Welfare Foundation
Kehila Chadasha
Laurence Platt & Clare
Herington
Hogan Lovells
PNC Bank
Ronald Hirschel
Darryl Wiggins
Ernst & Young, LLP
Patty Mullahy Fugere &
Joseph Fugere
Karen Zizmor &
Bruce Rinaldi
Laurel & Colin M Lennon
Erika Sleger
Patricia Arthur
Robin Van Mechelen
Council for Opportunity in
Education
Employers Preferred
Insurance Company
Foundation
Karen Cator
Laura & Jon Ginns
Geoffrey & Angela
Mount Varner
Alternative Gifts Of Greater
Washington
Julie Gess
Circle Yoga
$1,000–$4,999
Alison Fields
Johanna Bockman &
Andrew Zimmerman
Klaire Danoff
Gelman, Rosenberg &
Freedman
Alice Blizzard
Jim & Rachel McGreevy
Chris Dockrey & Megan
Thompson
Venable LLP Foundation
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer
& Feld, LLP
Jerome A. Kaplan &
Deena L. Kaplan Family
Foundation, Inc.
Barbara Richard
Bob Edwards
Brian & Tara McClelland
Carol Lee Weiss
Chelsea Hicks
Christine Frazier
Claudia Conerly
Codon Strategies, LLC
Cody Hochheiser
David Deramus
$250–$499
David Jones & Wendy Togneri
Airielle Dawson
Elizabeth & Jan Lodal
Elizabeth & Ty Voyles
Emily Whiting
Eric Young
Ericka Busey
Fulcrum Properties Group
Holly Bode
Jan Piercy
Jane Wilson
Jeff Himmelman & Kirsten Lodal
Jennifer Gee
Jennifer Leonard
Kara Dunn
Karen Strider
Katie & Chris Niehaus
Katrina Holliday
Lisa Ruthel & Anup Mahuraar
Mairin Mancino
Marisa Parrella
Marta Beresin
Marylee & Frank Allen
Matthew Lawlor
Michael & Patricia Meinhold
Michele Jolin
National Research Council of the
National Academies: Division of
Behavioral & Social Sciences &
Education
Alexa Simmonds
Allie C
Amanda Rogers
America’s Charities
Andrea Downing
Andrea Keller Helsel
Andrea Paterson
Andrew Hecker
Ben Norris
Benjamin & Amy Chew
Bernard Nahlen
Bethany Blackwell
Betsy Edelmann
Bronwyn King
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP
Capitol Hill Arts Workshop
Carl Monaco & Kristin Franke
Caroline Fichtenberg
Catherine Ribnick
Causecast Foundation
Celine Fejeran
Charles & Maureen Tilllett
Charles Miller
Charlotte Perret
Christal Goetz
Christina Sheran
Costume Supercenter of NJ LLC
Norma & Russell Ramsey
Damien Savage
Pam Bernstein
Daniel Schwarz
Pamela Ehrenberg
David & Justine Springberg
Charitable Fund
Paula Rothman
Rachel Lovejoy
Randy Byrnes
Razoo
Ricia Weiner
Robert & Dorothy Pohlman
Sarah Miller
Scott Minkoff
Shiri Wolf
Smart Growth America
Stefanie Sprow
The SunDial Foundation, Inc.
Tom & Ann Newell
Vicky Mierau
Western Presbyterian Church
McKinsey
Ghia Zaatari
Meir Lewin
Godfrey Gill
Haley Adams & Bradley Westley
Hanaro
Historic Berean Baptist Church
Holly Hunter
Jackson Art Center
James Schoettler
Jamie Lindsay
Jane DiCosimo
Jane Jannotta
Jennie Nevin
Jerett Yan
Jerri Dell
Jerry Sorkin
Jessica Snowden
Jessica Zippin
Jim Paino
Joan McPartland
John Sickler
Joy Welan
Judith Frey
Judy Searles
Julia Tossell
Karen Doswell & Roger Brown
Karen Stohr
Karen Zens
Karin Weber
Katherine Cattell
Meg Newman & Corey Holman
Melissa Hopkins
Michael Davis
Michone Johnson
Mike McGann
Miriam Van Dyck
Monique Watson
National Association of Realtors
Nikki Floyd Magers
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Patti Alexander
Paul Klingenberg & Tresa Schlecht
Quail Bell Press & Productions, LLC
Reah Janise Kauffman
Rebecca Schendel Norris
Rebecca Walawender
Richard Aboulafia
Richard Washington
Robert & Jennifer Simpson
Rosalyn Smith
Samantha Bertocchi
Sara Mehfoud
Scott & Jolie Deutschman
Sepia Works, LLC
Shawn Liu
Sid Schwarz & Sandy Perlstein
SmithBucklin
St. Patrick’s Catholic School
Kathryn Hall
St. Patrick’s Episcopal
Day School
Krista Sweigart
Stacey Heins
Kristen Thor
Stacey Schwenker
Kristyn Carrillo
Steven & Andrea Levy
Deborah Weinstein
Laura Kirkconnell
Steven Chado
Diane Jacobstein &
David E. Shneyer
Laura Lorenzen
Suzanne & Harwood Martin
Laura Ward
Suzanne Mann
Edward Lazere & Suzanne L. Griffith
Laurence Allain
Tailynn Olvera
Eleanor Lewis
Lee & Nathaniel Beers
Takoma Education Campus
Elena Hoffnagle
Life Enhancement Awards Fund,
Inc. (LEAF)
Tania Turano
Lyn Vencus
Tiffhany Dubose
David Wessel
Dawnrae Oliveira
Eli Kaplan
Ellen & David Winter
Ellen Jacob
Eloise Pasachoff
Marcia Togneri
Mariam Khan
EYA
Marie Dullea-Prentice
Frances C.
Gooch-Tankersley
Mary Ann Bernald
Mary Farran
The Gannett Foundation
Matt Kaisor &
Bridgette Kaiser
Gavin Coleman
Georgetown University Center for
Child & Human Development
Thalia Bishop
Tobia & Linda Mercuro
Toni Burnham
Tyler Akagi
Vicki Shteir-Dunn
Victoria Otten
Viviane Vanhoolandt
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Donors up to $249
A. Armstrong Brown
Amanda Jaret
Anothony Francavilla
Bonnie Johnson
Cathy Gorlin
Aaron O’Toole & Marisa
Parella
Amanda Maisels
Antara Dutta
Bonnie Jones
Cathy Lewson
AARP
Amanda Propst
Anthony Domestico
Booz Allen Hamilton
Celeste Myall
Amanda Pyron
Anthony Flint
Brandon Newlands
Celia DiNicola
Amanda Reed
Anthony Francavilla
Brenda Hyman
Chad Anderson
Amber W. & Scott Harding
Antoinette Bernham
Brenda Otto
Charise Van Liew
Adam Ruben
Amber, Jamie, Kylie Ann &
Mason Wickstrom
Anupama Yadav
Brian Best
Charles Baker
Adam Trujillo
American Charities
Ari Katz & Elena Kim
Brian Coleman
Charles Eisen
Aden Van Noppen
Amy Banker
Art & Kate Boylan
Brian Craine
Charles Martin
Adrienne & Diego Arrieta
Amy Bernath
Asbury United Methodist
Church
Brian Fitzpatrick
Charles Ramsey
Adventure Park USA
Amy Blinkhorn
Ashby Rushing
Brian Flahaven
Charmaine Romear
Affinity Commercial
Services, Inc.
Amy DeLair
Ashleigh Cirilla
Brian Hopman
Chelsey Christensen
Ashley Jones
Britt Russel Stuart
Chelsey Ney
AFI Silver Theatre & Cultural
Center
Amy Isbell
Amy Metzel
Ashley Lundberg
Brittany Carambio
Cheryl Chado
Amy Muhlberg
Ashley Moore
Brittany Connors
Cheryl Fox
Amy Payne
Ashley Wiegner
Brittany Macomber
Cheryl Stadel-Bevans
Amy Salunga
Ashton Douglass
Brittany Oliver
Cheverly Parents Resource
Center
Amy Shearin
Audrey Nutt
Amy Suardi
Austin Bishop
Amy Walla
Ayah Mahgoub
Amy Ziering
Bailey Hopple
Ana Rebeca Aulie
Barbara & Art Kaufmann
Anant Yadav
Barbara Cannon
Anca Rusu
Barbara Coleman
Andrea & Mark Brodin
Andrea Campbell
Abbey Earich
Abbott Fund
Adam Briddell
Aisha Brown
Aisha Jefferson
AKA Xi Zeta Omega Chapter
Alak Yadav
Alan Kirschenbaum
Alan Patterson
Alayna Waldrum
Alex Garlen
Alexa Bantayehu
Alexander Bick
Alexandra Solano
Alexia Kelly
Alfred Chahine
Ali Alavi
Alice Lowy
Alice McAlexander
Alicia Davis
Alicia Horton
Alicia Sokol
Alisha Jamison
Alison Buckholtz
Alison Hickman
Alison Jones
Alison Lutton
Alison Posey
Alison Schwartz
Aliza Marcus
Allan Bautista
Allan Lohaus
Allen Kalpin
Allison Dougherty & Adam
Rosenberg
Allison Green
Allison Kreutzjans
Allison Milne
Allison Page
Allison Sibley
Alvin Jordan
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Brittany Smith
Brittni Wellersdick
Broderick Isom
Brooke DiPetrillo
Burmett Peters
Caitlin Cocilova
Chris McCune
Christina Bracero
Christina Pellegrino
Christina Weaver
Christina Zimmerman
Callie Lynch
Christine A’Hearn
Christine Bartlett
Barbara Cook
Cameron & Charlotte
Hudson
Christine Dalessandro
Barbara Johnson
Camille Gaffney
Christine Garofano
Andrea Surette
Barbara Patterson
Campbell Dodson
Christine Hearn
Andrew & Llana Cohen
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