2010 Annual Report
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2010 Annual Report
CREATING freedom ability togetherness humility family trustworthiness women hope community honor honesty recovery De Paul works with individuals, families, and communities to compassion creativity men values truth character kindness acceptance enrichment love FREEDOM inclusion wisdom youth treatment helping honesty giving humanity dignity understanding create freedom from drug and alcohol addiction faith celebrate respect vision dignity trust imagination freedom ability togetherness humility family trustworthiness inclusion PROMOTING freedom ability togetherness humility family De Paul serves the community and those affected by the disease of addiction. Using proven and effective treatment strategies, De Paul strives to build healthy and hopeful communities in recovery. honor truth recovery treatment love hope character Board of Directors David Culpepper President Keith Witcosky President Elect Naomi Levelle-Haslitt Secretary/Treasurer Bridget Barton Gary Branden Mark Charpentier Dennis Doherty James E. Hayes Jay Minor Austin Raglione Paul Rosenbaum Michael Smith Sam Wheeler Thanks to you, 2010 was a great year for De Paul! We took the first step in realizing our long time dream of providing transitional housing and continuing support for our clients when we acquired the Alder House. We began offering specialized services for pregnant women and increased our medical staff to provide detox for adults. No organization achieves success alone and our partnership with you and many others helped us create new programs and enhance those already in place. Most importantly, your support helped us provide treatment to men, women, youth, and families who would not otherwise have access to services. Our partnership with Meyer Memorial Trust allows us to continue providing family services. Project Metamorphosis continues to increase access and demand for treatment for homeless youth. Living Yoga provides classes to our adult and youth residential clients at no cost to De Paul. Medical Teams International brings their dental van to our adult residential center monthly and provides much needed dental care for our adult clients. De Paul and Legacy Health Systems Primary Care Clinics are collaborating to increase access to substance use disorder treatment services for their patients. These are only a few of the partnerships that enhance the quality of our services and we are extremely grateful for your support. We believe recovery happens in the context of relationship and community. Together in community, we are creating freedom from addiction. 3 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community RECOVERY Over 30,000 people have been served by De Paul since our incorporation as an independent non-profit in 1978. PROGRAMS freedom ability togetherness humility hope vision compassion enrichment “De Paul has given the hope and the knowledge to live life clean and sober. ” De Paul Youth Graduate humanity dignity family trustworthiness hope community honor truth recovery character kindness acceptance love For more than 30 years, De Paul has been providing addiction treatment services regardless of an individuals’ ability to pay. Accredited by the Commission on Accredidation of Rehabilititaiton Facitlies We recognize that addiction is a complex, chronic and treatable illness resulting from the interaction between human biology, environment and behavior. We believe all individuals have within them the innate health and capacity to recover. We respect the dignity and recognize the uniqueness of each individual and the need for individualized treatment and health not only for the individual establishing recovery but for the family and the community as well. De Paul utilizes comprehensive, multidisciplinary, culturally competent and evidence-based practices that address the needs of the whole person, family and community. 5 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community SERVICES Services Include: DUII Services Detoxficiation Integrated Family Services Residential Treatment Intensive Outpatient & Outpatient Services High Risk Pregnancy Services & Support Health Care & Self Care Education De Paul Alternative High School Recovery Counseling Case Management SUPPORTING freedom ability togetherness humility hope vision De Paul provides treatment for the entire family and prepares all members for the shifting roles and responsibilities associated with treatment and recovery. compassion character kindness acceptance enrichment humanity dignity values wisdom Families are a main source of support, both during and after treatment. Family members are critical resources in seeking treatment and in supporting their loved ones through treatment and recovery. Through groups and individual counseling for family members of our clients, we assist families with strategies for learning more about themselves and for developing a network of support. 7 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community FAMILY 75 % of residential clients who participated in Family Therapy Services successfully completed treatment compared to a 46% completion rate for those who did not participate in Family Therapy Services. ENRICHING freedom ability togetherness humility hope vision We strive to always reflect in our work the core values of faith, humility, love, trust, integrity, creativity, courage, respect, and unity. compassion character kindness acceptance enrichment humanity dignity values wisdom love dignity wisdom We help remove the barriers that prevent our clients from enjoying ongoing sobriety and assist them in understanding how the treatment and recovery process allows them to improve their lives, help create lasting healthy support systems and make informed decisions that are in their own best interest. 9 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community INDIVIDUALS “Beginning today, I will create a new future by creating a new me.” De Paul Graduate BUILDING freedom ability togetherness humility De Paul inspires and leads the community in eliminating the stigma of addiction so that chemical dependency is perceived compassionately and in the same way as other chronic illnesses. family trustworthiness hope community honor truth recovery Housing is a key area of need for our clients. For years, the De Paul Board of Directors and staff have envisioned an expansion of De Paul where our clients could access treatment, continuing support, and housing. In 2010, De Paul became the owners of Alder House, a 132 unit single residency occupancy apartment building adjacent to our Adult Center. The acquisition of Alder House is making this dream a reality. 11 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community COMMUNITY OUTCOMES freedom ability togetherness humility hope vision compassion kindness 94% of all clients agree that services provided are making a positive difference in their life. humanity dignity values family ability trustworthiness hope community honor truth recovery character enrichment acceptance love faith In 2010 De Paul Treatment Centers served 516 youth and 1853 adults. CLIENTS SERVED BY CATEGORY OF CARE Youth Residential 7% Adult Residential 20% Youth Outpatient 14% CLIENT DEMOGRAPHICS Hispanic 8% Other 4% Native American 2% African American 9% Asian 1% Adult Outpatient 59% Caucasian 76% 96% of clients feel De Paul provides quality care. 13 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community Statement of Financial Position Assets: Cash on hand Investments Contracts receivable Accounts receivable Contributions receivable Intra-organizational receivables (payables) Deposits and prepaid expenses Property and equipment Total Assets: Liabilities: Accounts Payable - trade Accounts Payable - construction Accrued Payroll and related expenses Deferred Revenue- programs Deferred revenue-special events Total Liabilities: June 30, 2010 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 895,404 9,912 178,803 344,256 210,682 5,500 (115,099) 115,099 36,159 4,226,178 - REVENUE Total 895,404 188,715 344,256 210,682 5,500 36,159 4,226,178 5.603.080 125,011 178,803 5,906,894 171,761 170,943 372,968 289,463 27,805 - - 171,761 170,943 372,968 289,463 27,805 1,032,940 - - 1,032,940 Net Assets: Unrestricted: Available for programs and general operations 343,962 Net investment in capital assets 4,226,178 Temporarily restricted for program development, capital, and technology acquisition Permanently restricted for endowment - - - 343,962 4,226,178 125,011 - 178,803 125,011 178,803 Total Net Assets: 4,570,140 125,011 178,803 4,873,954 - - - - 5,603,080 125,011 178,803 5,906,804 Commitments and contigencies Total Liabilities and Net Assets: Client Fees 7% Investment/Other 1% Contributions 6% Service Fees 86% Service Fees Contributions Client Fees Investment Return Other $ 7,243,355 516,949 614,319 20,785 32,307 Total $8,427,715 EXPENSES Administration 10%% Fundraising 7% Program Services 83% Program Services Administration Fundraising $ 7,262,125 887,967 112,163 Total $8,262,255 EVENTS freedom ability togetherness structure hope “Freedom to me is the willingness and ability to be open to new ideas, dreams, and opportunities.” De Paul Client family trustworthiness women groups values inclusion wisdon freedom helping creataivity youth resources honesty dignity people hope FREEDOM AWARD GOLF TOURNAMENT The 11th Annual De Paul Freedom Award was presented to Dennis Doherty. Over 400 people honored Dennis by attending the luncheon. Over $100,000 was raised to support youth treatment. Pumpkin Ridge hosted the 8th Annual De Paul Treatment Centers Charity Golf Tournament. Over 100 golfers and volunteers raised over $32,000 to support the De Paul Youth & Family Center. Sponsors: Sponsors: Presenting: Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund; Gold: O’ Donnell Clark & Crew LLP Silver: Cascade Corporation, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Northwest, Northwest Medical, Thede Culpepper Moore Munro & Silliman LLP, Union Bank of California 15 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community Gold: Northwest Medical Silver: Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund, Kaiser Permanente, MSBD Hole: Ivory Trading, Jay & Duff Minor, Lockhart Realty LLC, McKinstry, Oregon Aire, Ron & Liz Christensen, Thede Culpepper Moore Munro & Silliman LLP, Wells Fargo Private Bank, ZRT Laboratory WAYS TO HELP freedom ability togetherness structure family trustworthiness women groups community values inclusion wisdon freedom helping creataivity youth resources honesty dignity people understanding humanity kindness compassion giving togetherness creativity inclusion honesty acceptance values VOLUNTEER Give back and make a difference. Help at an event, join a committee, learn what we do. WORK FOR DE PAUL When you join De Paul as a staff member, you become part of a motivated team who provides innovative and evidence based programs and services. GIVE Donations of money, good and services are always appreciated. Your support makes our important work possible. We are committed to being the best possible stewards of your support. ATTEND AN EVENT Join us at our annual Freedom Award luncheon, donor appreciation events, or our golf tournament. TOUR OUR CENTERS See first hand how your support changes lives. Meet our staff and obtain a sense of the work we do. Contact us at (503) 535-1161 for more information. 15 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community DONORS love faith humiliy Each year with the compassion from individuals, foundations, corporations, and grants, De Paul has the opportunity to make people’s lives and our community a better place. Thank you for your generous contributions. humanity dignity values family ability creativity Gary & Melinda Alton Thomas Anderson Anonymous Michael & Claire Arthur Ken & Cecelia Austin Jordan Bader Stephen Bailey Heath & Tiffany Bailey Anno Ballard Rudy Banda Bridget & Curtis Barton Amber Bathon Louanna Battams Dustin Beck Trevor Becker Sarah Behrman & Francis Rosica Peter Benson John & Patricia Bentley Chuck Benton Axel Bergman Ashley Berman Brenda Berning Jeffery Berry Jim & Lori Beseda John Billingsley Dave Blaydon John & Helen Bledsoe Kristen Boyd Gary Branden Christine Branden Damian Brayko Henry & Mary Breithaupt John & Peggy Brockamp Susan Brooks Vernon Brown Kris Brownell Grace Bruns Scott Burleigh Donald & Lucinda Burns Robert & Kathleen Burtchaell Laura Cadiz Dale & Linda Campbell Darin Campbell Charles & Suzanne Carlbom Amanda Carter Barbara Casey Mike Castor Mike Cavanaugh Rick Cecchini Mike & Sandra Cerdan Greg Chaille Mark & Linda Charpentier Richard & Helen Cheek Ron & Liz Christensen Richard & Tracey Clark Brenda Clark 17 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community Elizabeth Clark Jack & Mary Clinton Frieda Cohen Susan Coit Michael Collins Ann Condon Bob Cornell Leslie Costandi Jacob Coulter Kathryn Coyle Mike Cranston Janet Crawford & Margaret Taft Susan Crocker Scott Crosby Dougal Cullen David & Marie Culpepper Linda Curtis Charles Cutz James & Linda Dalrymple William Dalton Kathleen & Kevin Daly John D’Amico Judy Dauble John Davidson Matt & Susan Davis Mark De Francisco Dennis & Marianne Doherty Tim Doherty DONORS freedom ability togetherness structure family trustworthiness women groups community values inclusion wisdon freedom helping creataivity youth resources honesty dignity people understanding humanity kindness compassion giving togetherness creativity inclusion honesty acceptance values Kevin & Shelley Doherty Jonathan Donehower Kathleen Donnellan James & Mary Dooney Greg & Jane Drew Greg Dufault Norman & Elizabeth Duffett Mitzi Ellis John Estey Robert & Chris Farentinos Mike Farrell Eugene Feltz Caroline Fenton Dale Flick Sean Fogarty Terry & Stacy Forrest Keith Forrester Steve Forsythe Roger & Sarah Friedel Christina & Dan Friedhoff Susan Gayfield Barbara Gibbs & Robert Difranco Christine Gibert Yvonne Giese Kerry & Diane Gilbert Suzanne & W.H. Gillison Patrick Gilmore Linda Girard J. Michael Gleeson Steve Goebel Greg Goodman Mike Goodwin Mary Kate Graham Michael Grant Austin Gray Roger Gray Richard & Kristina Greiling Elizabeth Groff Racquel Hager Wanda Halbakken C. Robert Hall & Georgia Douglas Lansing R. Hamilton James Hampton Robert & Marion Hango Mike & Rochelle Hart Gary & Lynne Hartshorn Nancy Hawkins James Hayes Laura Heller Georgann Helmuth Elizabeth Henry Kenneth Hergenhan Michael-Ann Herring & James Phelps Margaret Hill Ralph & Carolyn Holland Andrew & Beverly Honzel Jack & Kristen Hopkins Julianne Hopkins Joe Hopkins Paul Howard Kathryn Hoyt Marylin Huletz Gerald & Beth Hulsman Ken Hume Stephanie Hunter Dylan Hydes Eric Iverson Chris Jaeger Patrick Johnson Brenda Johnson Deborah Kafoury Nick Kahl Herb Kawashima Neal & Virginia Keefer Loura Keesis George Kelly Sheryl Kelsh Terry Kemnitz Don & Marian Knight Clayton & Donna Knodell Rob Kremer Lawrence & Lynn Krupa Mark Lackey Frank Lagesen Andy & Patricia Lange Maureen Larsen J. P. Leary DONORS freedom ability togetherness structure family trustworthiness women groups community values inclusion wisdon freedom helping creataivity youth resources honesty dignity people understanding humanity kindness compassion giving togetherness creativity inclusion honesty acceptance values Sharon Leary Rebecca Lee Peter & Heidi Leineweber Wes and Nancy Lematta Joyce & Ted Liljeholm Sarah Linden David Lister Patrick & Rosemary Lockhart Dick Lodewick Ron Love Trent Luiz Simon Luthi Mark & Andrea Lynn Thomas Mace Robert Macer Mitchell Mack Treasure Mackley Frank & Pamla MacLean Andrew MacRitchie Les Madden Dan Mancuso Steven & Chelsea Mandler Anna Marti Don Martin Robert Martin Rick (William ) & Debbie Martson Joseph & Ruth Matarazzo Jackie Matzer Steven & Laurie Mc Dowell Mary Lou McClung Kristin McClure Paul & Sally McCracken Diane McKeel Kevin McPhail Laura & Roger Meier Mark Merrill W. Page & Lynn Mesher Bob Mesher Benson Meyers & Catharina Vander Steen Ava Mieher Ann & Ira Miller Andrew Miller & Kelly Muskat Amy & Sam Miller Bradley Miller Verl Miller James Milne Jay & Duff Minor David & Robin Minor Stephen Moore David & Ginny Morthland Shannon Moss Tina Moyer Chris Munro Warner Munro Father Timothy Murphy Kathryn Neely Le Roy & Carolyn Nelson Amy Nist & Doug Lyons 19 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community Sheila North Amanda O’brian Anthony & Angie Oehlert Norman & Sherry Olson Chris Overton Melissa Owens Mike & Linda Owens Michael & Sheryl Page Piper Park Jessica Parrish James Pasero James Patterson Patricia Peters Dan Peterson & Mary Ellen Petersen Nicole Peterson Angela Pettit Steve Plass Karl Pond John Powers Don Pullin Douglas Querin Austin Raglione Guy & Kimberly Randles Sheila Reilly Edwards Ruppert Reinstadler Pam & Allen Resnik Al Reverman Jean Richard James & Shirley Rippey DONORS freedom ability togetherness structure values“I like working for De Paul because I get to experience individuals regaining their potential.” De Paul Staff family trustworthiness women groups values inclusion wisdon freedom helping creataivity youth resources honesty dignity people hope kindness Kathleen & David Ris Kathryn Roberts Martha Rocks John & Charlene Rogers Charlene Rogers Cindy Rogers Rick Rouch David Rumpf Julie Rutherford Julie Sakellariadis Pete Samson Mark Santangelo Lynne Saxton Deborah Schauffler Mark Seid Jonathan & Laura Shepard John Sherman Judy Shiprack Helene Silberstein Cathie Skreen Loretta Smith Deborah Soloway Allyson Spencer Andrew Spiak Dan & Helen Stancil Alan & Sharon Steiger Ken Steiner Ernest Stoddard Gary Strachan Kate Warren & Malek Hall Bill & Colleen Strick Matthew Washchuk Audrey Strong Randy Watson Marko Susnjara Margaret & Ronald Weil Holli Sword Henry Wessinger Talena Sword Harold Westby Robert & Jane Sylvester Mark Wexler Diane & Jon Tang Sam Wheeler Rachel Taylor Thomas & Jill Wheeler Jeff Tellvik Charles & Lori Wheeler Andrew Thaler Nile Wheeler Jerry Thiringer & Elizabeth Crary Robert & Barbara Wiest Michael Truax Wayne Wilcox Linda Tucker Stanley and Roslyn Wilson Shawn Uhlman Aimee Wilson & Christine Kotek Benjamin Unger Harry B. Wilson Melissa Unger Harry & Ann Wilson Patricia Vakarcs Keith Witcosky Patty Van Antwerp Mike Wong Carol Van Natta Randy Wright Gigi & Pierre Van Rysselberghe Todd Wyche Tonya Van Walleghem Dan Yates Charles Vesley Jacqueline Yerby Tyler Volm Leslie Young Nate Waddle Ivan Zirdum Glenda & Marshall L. (Rocky) Wade Joshua Walker Zach Walker These lists represent gifts given July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010. We Bruce Warner have made very attempt to ensure the accuracy of this list and ask that you please contact us if you find an error or omission. DONORS freedom inclusion ability togetherness structure family trustworthiness women groups community values“I have chosen a different path in life, a sober one.” De Paul Youth Client love hope kindness love compassion dignity giving togetherness creativity inclusion honesty acceptance values Corporate & Foundation Donors A-dec, Inc. Anonymous Ashforth Pacific, Inc. Beau Monde College of Hair Design Beaverton Foods, Inc. Beecher Carlson Insurance Benge Family Foundation Black Bear Diner BNSF Railway Company Boy Scouts of America Pack #504 Capital Pacific Bank Cascade Corporation Chart House Restaurant Chinook Winds Clark Family Foundation Close Knit D & L Electric, Inc. De Paul Industries Dollar Tree Eagle Landing Golf Course Echo Music Eiting Foundation Employees Community Fund of Boeing Portland I Environmentally Conscious Recylcing Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Glory Foundation GoodSearch Hair M Hazelden Springbrook Innovative Landscaping Integrated Data Ivory Trading Co. Jane and Bill Gilpin Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation Joan Griffith, Party-Lite Candles Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the NW L & L Exhibition Management, Inc. La Salle Catholic College Preparatory, Community 101 Lamb Foundation Laura S Meier Trust Legacy Health Systems LifeWise Health Plan of Oregon Living Yoga Local Independent Charities of America Magnum Opus Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund McKinstry Company Portland McLellan Minor Family Trust Meyer Memorial Trust Miller Nash LLP Mimosa Studios Muscle Bound Cleaning, Inc. Nest Design Studios LLC 21 De Paul Treatment Centers Report to the Community DONORS freedom ability togetherness structure family trustworthiness women groups community values iwisdon freedom helping creataivity youth resources honesty dignity people understanding humanity kindness compassion giving togetherness creativity inclusion honesty acceptance values Donations Given in Network for Good Robert W. Mulligan Co., Inc. Memory of... Nike Employee Matching Gift Program Norm Thompson Outfitters Northwest Medical Inc. OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation O’Donnell Clark & Crew LLP Off the Wall Magnetics Oregon Community Foundation Oregon Partnership Oregon Zoo Oregon-Aire, Inc. PacificSource Health Plans PGE Noon Meeting Point Monitor Corporation Portland Community College, ASPCC Portland Nursery Portland Spirit Portland State University Portland Trail Blazers Providence Addiction Treatment Services Providence Health & Services Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club Qdoba Quintiles Transnation Corp. R.V. Kuhns & Associates Red Tail Golf Center Rejuvenation Day Spa Renaissance Foundation Restaurants Unlimited Samuel T. & Mark K. Naito Foundation ServiceMaster SIRRAH Corporation Smith Painting, Co., Inc. St. Martin de Porres Trust Standard Insurance Company Stumptown Coffee Roasters Sundeleaf Painting Co. Swigert Foundation Terra Global The First Christian Church The Grotto The Partners Group The Victory Group Thede Culpepper Moore Munro & Silliman LLP Union Bank of California United Way of the Columbia-Willamette Walsh Construction Co/Oregon Wells Fargo Bank Private Client Banking Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Wheeler Foundation Wintz Family Foundation Workplace Network Wyss Family Foundation YRG Communications ZRT Laboratory Jane Burgard Julie Hopkins Craig Joplin Doris Knight Randy Morrison Bradely Spojalric Enid Tosi Evan Wolfe Donations Given in Honor of... Ken & Joan Austin Jim Butterfield Dennis Doherty Matt Dooney George Helmuth David Kinzer Lauren Livesay Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Lisa Shelton Gus & Vince Slonecker Joyce Stachan Sam Wheeler Harry Wilson Pranee Yerby Steve Yokum CREATING FREEDOM Locations: De Paul Adult Residential & Outpatient Center 1312 SW Washington Street Portland, Oregon De Paul Youth & Family Center 4310 NE Killingsworth Street Portland, Oregon De Paul Hillsboro Outpatient Center 205 SE 3rd Suite 100 Hillsboro, Oregon Mailing Address P.O. Box 3007 Portland, Oregon 97208 www.depaultreatmentcenters.org (503) 535-1151