2010 AnnuAL rePOrT

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2010 AnnuAL rePOrT

health care,
education, and
social services.
2010
Saving Lives, Creating Stronger Communities, One Family at a Time
Annual
Report
M is s io n Mary’s Center is
Boar d of Di r ectors
The mission of
res through the
to build better futu
d
care, education, an
delivery of health
lly
e embrace cultura
social services. W
s and provide
diverse communitie
,
est quality of care
them with the high
r ability to pay.
regardless of thei
As a Federally Qualified Health Center, 51% of our board membership includes participants who use the Center’s
services. This mixture of participants and other community members has greatly strengthened the quality and
effectiveness of Mary’s Center’s program and administrative components.
Members
Mary MacPherson (Chair in 2010)
Julie Martinez Ortega
(Elected Chair in 2011)
Luis Carrera - Vice Chair
Luis Guardia - Treasurer Alejandra Ceja - Secretary
Patrick Chaulk, MD
Michele Guzman
John Kaelin
Matthew Klinger
(Elected Treasurer in 2011)
Andrea Lindemann
Edward Mariga
Ana Molina
Johary Monserrate
Lucero Ortiz (Elected in 2011)
Hanita Schreiber
Liliam Turcios
Estelle Cooke-Sampson, MD
Ximena Cespedes
Guadalupe Pacheco
Letter from
the President and
Board Chair
Dear Friends,
As we reflect on the remarkable growth that Mary’s
Center has experienced over the past year, we want
to acknowledge all the individuals and organizations
that allowed us to advance our impact - donors, board
members, volunteers, partners, and advocates. You are
the heroes of Mary’s Center - the ones saving lives and
creating stronger communities, one family at a time.
Your contributions of time, expertise, and financial
resources have allowed us to continue our strategy of
integrating health care, social services, and educational
programs to help families achieve physical and mental
health, feel supported in their communities, and move up
the economic ladder.
Our 2010 outcomes speak to the effectiveness of our
programs. For example, 97 percent of babies born to
mothers enrolled in prenatal care at Mary’s Center had
healthy birth weights; nearly 100 percent of our teen
program participants prevented pregnancy; and more
than 90 percent of the adolescents participating in our
after school enrichment program proceeded to college or
trade school.
In 2009 we focused on implementing electronic medical
records and other robust initiatives to measure and
improve our quality of services. This set the groundwork
for 2010, the theme of which was building capacity.
Through the American Recovery and Reinvestment
Act (ARRA) and DC Department of Health tobacco
settlement funds that were distributed by the DC Primary
Care Association, we were able to fully renovate one
center and to add a new site at 3912 Georgia Avenue.
This enabled us to increase participant capacity from
18,500 in 2010 to a projected 24,000 in 2011.
At the same time, we are just as concerned about
maintaining the hallmarks that distinguished Mary’s
Center since our inception 23 years ago: quality care,
personal touch, and creating a space for members of
the community to come together. If at the end of every
day we are able to continue treating each participant
who walks through our doors with dignity, compassion,
and skilled professional care, we will consider ourselves
successful.
However, this quality and impact does not come
without an extraordinary amount of human and financial
resources. Like many other organizations, Mary’s Center
has not been left untouched by the financial crisis, and
we are continually facing the risk of losing funding that
sustains essential programs.
As you review this report, I hope the pictures, stories,
and impactful outcomes will inspire you to partner with us
to carry through with our commitment to the community
of maintaining state-of-the-art facilities, professional and
capable staff, and the highest quality of care.
Thank you for your continued support and for the
privilege of working with you to build healthier and
stronger communities throughout our region. Much
health and success to you and all your loved ones!
Julie Martinez Ortega, JD, PhD
Chair, Board of Directors
Maria S. Gomez, RN, MPH
President and CEO
Mary’s Center 2010 Annual Report
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2010
highlights
Nickelodeon’s “Dora the
Explorer” visited Mary’s
Center to launch the Census
Kids Count Too campaign
to remind parents to include
their children in the 2010
census forms.
Obama
First Lady Michelle
y Chair of
served as Honorar
10 annual
Mary’s Center’s 20
al, our
gala Noche Tropic
of the year.
largest fundraiser
ident
Mary’s Center pres
omez was
and CEO Maria G
e State
invited to attend th
President
Dinner hosted by
in honor
and Mrs. Obama
ent Felipe
of Mexican Presid
wife
Calderon and his
Margarita Zavala.
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US Health Secret
ary
Kathleen Sebeliu
s received
Mary’s Center’s C
ommunity
Health Campion Aw
ard at
our Noche Tropic
al Gala.
Maria
President and CEO
gnized as
Gomez was reco
tander”
one of the 19 “Ups
serving as
leaders in DC for
hers by
an inspiration to ot
difference
making a positive
s and
in their communitie
.
around the world
t Gray
DC Mayor Vincen
omez
appointed Maria G
nsition
tra
as member of his
the
team, co-chairing
Services
an
Health and Hum
ter B.
committee with Pe
r of Law
so
Edelman, Profes
iversity.
at Georgetown Un
The Washingtonian
er 2010
Magazine (Octob
dged
edition) acknowle
its role
Mary’s Center for
e of the
as a “critical piec
e system.
region’s healthcar
The last piece of steel of
Mary’s Center’s new site
at 3912 Georgia Avenue
in Ward 4 was placed in
presence of government
officials, staff, and supporters.
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2010
At a
Glance
In 2010, Mary’s Center served close to 19,400 individuals
from 91 countries with primary health care, family literacy and
training, and a wide array of social supports.
Participant Ages
Ages 55+
5.3%
Participant Gender
Ages 0-5
19.8%
Female
68.4%
Ages 6-12
10.7%
Ages 25-54
44%
Male
31.6%
Ages 13-18
8.2%
Ages 19-24
12%
Participant Race/Ethnicity
(self-reported)
Black/African-American
9.3%
White
3.2%
Asian
0.7%
Other*
5.6%
* NH/PI: Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
* AI/AN American Indian/Alaskan Native
* Unreported
Hispanic/Latino
81.2%
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Our outcomes
speak up
Mary’s Center’s tremendous outcomes are a direct result of our
extraordinary hard working and committed staff. Their work is guided by
the principle model that treating participants for their health problems
in isolation is insufficient to help individuals overcome the multiple life
challenges they often face.
We owe our success to a strategy of integrating primary health care,
social, and educational services to help individuals of all ages achieve
physical and mental health, feel supported in their communities, and move
up the economic ladder to become more productive and contributing
members of society. We believe that individuals who are healthy and feel
supported in their communities become better learners and are motivated
to achieve greater economic stability. We have observed that stable
families are able to place more emphasis on the educational achievement
of their children, thus strengthening the well-being—and health—of the next
generation.
Social
Services
Health Care
Education
Our pioneering model has been acknowledged and applauded by many,
including First Lady Michelle Obama during her visit to Mary’s Center in
the first three weeks of the administration.
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Our outcomes speak to the effectiveness of our integrated programs:
Medical Outcomes
Mary’s Center
Nat’l
Healthy Birth weight ( > 5.5lbs)
97%
90%
Current Immunizations
76%
67%
Children linked to health care provider/ insurance
100%
N/A
Hypertension control
63%
55%
Pap smear in the previous three years
88%
75%
Diabetes control
61%
55%
Mary’s Center
Nat’l
No additional births to teens within two years
99%
75%
No substantiated cases of child abuse and neglect
99%
N/A
Children screened for developmental delay
100%
N/A
Social Services Outcomes
Family Literacy Outcomes
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Mary’s Center
Library card ownership
At the time of enrollment in the Family Literacy Program, only 9 percent of
parents owned a library card. After 60 hours in the program, 91 percent of
families owned a library card. (Library card ownership is one indication of
parents’ interest in furthering their family’s education.)
Reading with children
More than 90 percent of parents who completed the family literacy
program reported reading with their children.
High school graduation rates
Almost 90 percent of teens we regularly monitor graduated from high
school; the remaining 10 percent earned a GED.
College entry
More than 90 percent of teens we regularly monitor entered college or
trade school.
Community
Impact and Saving
Each year, Mary’s Center spends an average of $825
per participant. Based on our track record, we know that
this small investment in the health and well-being of our
families results in tremendous community impact and
annual savings. For example:
• Mary’s Center’s Family Social Services help to
reduce the tremendous cost of child abuse and
neglect in the United States, which bears a burden
on families and society in the amount of $103.8
Billion per year because of adverse outcomes
throughout the life span of abused children.
• Mary’s Center’s prenatal care reduces neonatal
complications, and the savings increase
dramatically when considering the long-term costs
for newborns with physical and developmental
disabilities. In fact, the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates a
savings of nearly $15,000 per low birth weight
births prevented by women who receive adequate
prenatal care.
• Our educational programs ensure that our
adolescents have the opportunity to go to college
and create a better future for themselves and
their families. Over a work life, earnings for an
individual with a bachelor’s degree compared with
one who only has a high school diploma increase
by about $1 million.
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Quality:
Our Priority
Mary’s Center has a dynamic Continuous Quality
Improvement Program (CQI) which provides direction
for organization-wide quality management efforts. By
identifying opportunities to improve administrative
processes and service delivery systems, Mary’s
Center is constantly improving
the quality of care and assuring
the best outcomes for all of our
participants and the community
at-large. The program is driven
by the Continuous Quality
Improvement Committee and
guided by the Chief Medical
Officer. The CQI program
utilizes a multi-disciplinary team
approach through the organization
involving the teen program, health
promotion, social services and
nutrition among others, as well as
through administration, supported
by the Outcomes Manager.
The CQI Committee meets monthly
with activities addressing ongoing
and future projects. There are
quality HEDIS measures quarterly, reporting of patient
and staff satisfaction and patient access measures in
an environment encouraging active and open dialogue
with the team. All quarterly reports are presented in a
dashboard style to the Center’s Board of Directors.
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A specialized 360 Peer Review Process was developed
which not only includes quarterly peer chart reviews
within our medical, social and educational programs
but involves a supervisory review and one-on-one
discussion in order to make
improvements immediately.
Mary’s Center has participated in
a number of quality improvement
projects with external
organizations. We recently
completed our second year of
participation in the DC Primary
Care Association sponsored
by CareFirst BCBS, a,
Quality Transformation
Series sponsored by the
Montgomery County Primary
Care Association, and an
Office Practice Redesign
which was developed by
Institute for Healthcare
Improvement. All these
projects provided techniques
to improve and measure quality
with benchmarks demonstrating quantitative successes.
We were also recognized by the Delmarva Foundation
for three consecutive years for “Excellence in Prevention
through EHR Technology”.
Stories that
Inspire our Work
through
ter in 2007, I was going
When I came to Mary’s Cen
after 26
life. I had just divorced
my
in
nts
me
mo
t
kes
dar
the
osed with
estic violence; I was diagn
dom
of
ing
fer
suf
of
rs
yea
several
d me in a wheel chair for
multiple sclerosis which ha
for 4
s. I lived in an automobile
months and I was homeles
icity or
use that didn’t have electr
months and then, in a ho
least I had a roof.
any living conditions, but at
k for it.
but I was ashamed to as
lp
he
ded
nee
y
tel
ra
pe
des
I
to
ter, I found the resources
When I found Mary’s Cen
with
survive. They’ve helped me
get back on my feet and
for my
dical care and treatment
food stamps enrollment, me
errals
g when I need it, and ref
multiple sclerosis, counselin
with
, especially those related
for any additional resources
my life
rally saved me from ending
lite
ey
Th
ce.
len
vio
ic
est
dom
on two occasions.
ter I’ve
but thanks to Mary’s Cen
My life is not perfect now
when I
myself and ask for help
learned to speak up for
life
ept me as I am and to see
need it. I’ve learned to acc
positively.
~ Jacqueline
Our family-focused health care program
provides a variety of culturally competent
and preventive health services in the areas
of general internal medicine, obstetrics and
gynecology, and pediatrics. In addition to
prenatal care, our mothers-to-be and their
partners receive information on nutrition,
exercise, labor, delivery, and lactation. Our
doctors, nurses, health educators, and social
service professionals use an interdisciplinary
team approach to deliver the highest quality
care.
In 2010,
15,643 participants
benefited from our
Medical Services.
Participant Jacq
ue
Maria Gomez, line Lessington and
President and
CEO.
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om
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of a few
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tional profess
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friendships a
n
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an outg
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appear over
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years, I wen
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m
to
symp
use the
recluse. The
life. Just beca
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to a virtual
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off the sad
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but graduall
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fr
bad times wer
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ally
left me with.
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re
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feelings they
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house.
or leave the
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ould feel this
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them. But tr
If anyone ha
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lie
be
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wouldn’t ha
ck.
better now, I
t your life ba
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n
ca
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lifted from
er
can feel bett
ght has been
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teful to
one millio
lways be gra
a
ill
w
I feel like a
I
is
r th
elped me
heart and fo
ionals who h
ss
fe
my head and
ro
p
e
th
to
en my life
r. Grateful
t to them wh
ou
g
Mary’s Cente
in
ch
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re
to myself for
and grateful
eakest.
was at its bl
have ever
tant thing I
or
p
im
t
os
m
was the
Getting help
elf.
~ Michelle
done for mys
Our Family Social and Mental Health
Services address the socioeconomic and
emotional needs of our participants, helping
families become self-sufficient. Mary’s
Center is certified by the D.C. Department
of Mental Health as a Core Service Provider.
Our bilingual mental health services include
diagnosis, assessment, counseling, case
management, and prescription/monitoring
of somatic medications. Substance
abuse screening, referrals, and post detox
counseling are also available.
In 2010,
6,248 participants
benefited from our
Social and Mental
Health Services.
Michelle hugs
M
Amaya after sh ary’s Center Mental Health
aring
Therap
Screening Da her testimony at the Nationa ist Mirna
y press confer
ence in Septem l Depression
ber, 2010.
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t 5:30 pm.
r 2, 2008, a
be
m
te
p
Se
on
g
I quit smokin
ot sound
e time may n
th
d
n
a
te
da
minds
you, the
piece that re
t
n
For many of
a
ic
if
gn
si
a
tion of
for me, it is
quit an addic
to
relevant but
d
ce
fa
I
ny challenges
me of the ma
0 years.
more than 4
conde through se
lif
s
e’
if
w
y
m
nd
I did.
ying my life a
as much as
er
ff
I was destro
su
to
her
which caused
hand smoke
were
for me. They
er
si
ea
it
de
a
d the
r’s staff m
counseling an
Mary’s Cente
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s,
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to
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ve me th
quitting.
patient and ga
the decision of
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a
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m
ed
at help
medications th
and
can exercise,
I
,
ir
a
er
tt
oney that
breathe a be
tter use my m
be
Today, I can
to
ed
rn
a
. Also, I le
sleep in peace
ymore.
cigarettes an
I don’t use in
ary’s Center
ndition and M
co
er
tt
be
h
in muc
My health is
e.
ing care of m
continues tak
~Victor
Mary’s Center provides a variety of
health education activities to increase
the health of the community we serve
and prevent disease. Our team works
with our participants to support them on
their smoking cessation goals, diabetes
management, and breast cancer prevention,
HIV testing and counseling in addition
to sponsoring ongoing Fitness Activities
to help instill the importance of fitness,
relaxation and socialization.
In 2010,
7,862 participants
benefited from our
Health Promotion
Program.
Through our sm
oking ce
supports hund ssation program, Mary’s Ce
nter
reds of indivi
effort to quit sm duals in their
oking.
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Going Portable in 2010
Solutions that work
When Dr. Gesker joined Mary’s Center in April 2010, our
dental services were limited to a dental chair inside our
mobile unit, the Mama & Baby Bus, and provided only
basic services: screenings and cleanings.
A few months later, Dr. Gesker added two innovative
portable dental chairs and portable sinks inside our clinic
increasing our productivity by 60%. Our array of dental
services also increased: cavities, root canals, dentures
and more. Today, the dental clinic has five permanent
dental chairs.
Mary’s Center allows access to dental services that
have been so limited in the District due to the shortage
of providers, especially for underserved communities on
Medicaid or without health insurance.
Rental and
Other Income
$2.3M
rticipants
a
p
4
5
,3
2
,
0
1
0
2
In
r dental
u
o
m
o
fr
d
te
fi
e
n
e
b
services.
mary’s center’s sources of funding
Revenue by Source - Totaling $19.8M
Contributions
and Annual Gala
$1M
Patient Revenue
$9.2M
Patient Revenue $9.2M
Private
Insurance
9%
Corporate
Grants
$1.5M
Medicare
0.5%
DC
Healthcare
Alliance
20.5%
State Grants
$1.97M
Foundation Grants
$0.949M
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Federal Grants
$2.9M
Self-Pay
31.8%
Medicaid
38.2%
2010
Audit
Statement of Financial Position as of December 31, 2010
with Summarized Financial Information for 2009
The complete audit is available on our website www.maryscenter.org
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2010
Audit
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2010
Audit
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2010
Friends and Supporters
We would like to acknowledge all of our friends and supporters, without whom our successes and accomplishments
could not have been possible. We recognize that there are many deserving organizations that could use your support
and we are extremely thankful for your thoughtfulness in choosing ours! We are eternally grateful to you for your
commitment and dedication to Mary’s Center.
Mary’s Center has made every effort to include all of our donors and to place them in their correct contribution
category. We sincerely apologize if an error has been made and ask that you notify us if any changes need to be made.
Please contact Lyda Vanegas at [email protected] or at 202-420-7051.
Corporations, Foundations, Government Agencies,
Community Organizations
$5 0, 0 0 0 o r m o r e
DC Primary Care Association
Summit Fund
Alexander and Margaret Stewart Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Health Resources Services
Administration, U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services
The Trawick Foundation
Barbara Bush Foundation
Columbia Heights/Shaw Family Support
Collaborative
Jones Foundation
Community Foundation of the National
Capital Region
March of Dimes
Kaiser Permanente
DC Cancer Consortium
Meyer Foundation
DC Child and Family Services
Administration
Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation
DC Children and Youth Investment Trust
Corporation
National Center for Refugee and
Immigrant Children
DC Department of Health
Office of Adolescent Health, U.S.
Department of Health and Human
Services
DC Office on Latino Affairs
DC Office of the State Superintendent
of Education
DC Office of Victims Services
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National Institutes of Health
Office of Population Affairs, U.S.
Department of Health and Human
Services
United Planning Organization
Washington Adventist Hospital
The World Bank Community
Connections Fund
$25,000 - $49,999
Consumer Health Foundation
Diane & Norman Bernstein Foundation,
Inc.
Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation
Freddie Mac Foundation
Marpat Foundation
Mead Family Foundation
Montgomery County Community
Foundation
The Moriah Fund
$5,000 - $9,999
The Maple Tree Fund
Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz
Foundation
Adventist HealthCare, Inc.
The J.V. Schiro-Zavela Foundation
ARAMARK
Twelve Days of Giving Program
Burness Communications
Vanguard Communications of Falls
Church, Inc.
Neighborhood Investment Fund
Open Society Institute
Philip L. Graham Fund
Gelman, Rosenberg & Freedman, CPAs
Washington Gas Light Company
Share Our Strength
Montgomery County Executive Isiah
Leggett
The Meltzer Group
M&T Bank/M&T Charitable Foundation
Washington AIDS Partnership
$999 and under
The Elno Family Foundation
AARP
The HSC Foundation
Adas Israel Congregation
$10,000 - $24,999
Alexandria Fairfax Neurology, PC
American Psychological Association
$1,000 - $4,999
American Pest Management
Children’s National Medical Center
3910 Georgia Avenue Associates LP II
AT&T Community Giving Program
Clark Construction Group, LLC
Anonymous Donor
Bardia’s New Orleans Café
Clark Charitable Foundation
Adams Management Group, LCC
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
DC Chartered Health Plan
American Institute for Research
BB&T
Fight for Children
Consulate of Uruguay
GEICO
Buchly Charity Fund Of Federal Lodge
N.1
Herb Block Foundation
BlueCross BlueShield Association
Environmental Fund for Maryland,
Employee Giving Program
Inter-American Developmental Bank
Colonial Parking
FH Community Health
Montgomery County Department of
Health and Human Resources
Harris Teeter
GoodSearch
Hispanic Bar Association of DC
JFW Project Management
Morningstar Foundation
Lainoff Family Foundation
Johnson & Johnson
Nordstrom, Inc. - Eastern Region
Contributions
Lester Poretsky Family Foundation
Joyce and Donald Rumsfeld Foundation
Mark and Anne Hansen Foundation
Linder & Associates
National Association of Community
Health Centers, Inc.
MIO Restaurant
Primary Care Coalition of Montgomery
County
Prince Charitable Trust
Rapoport Family Foundation
United Healthcare Services, Inc.
United Way of the National Capital Area
Verizon Foundation
The Venable Foundation, LLC
Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation
New York Life Insurance
National Eye Institute Office of
Communications
Raytheon/Houston Associates, Inc
Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide
Rotary Foundation of Washington, DC
Proskauer Rose, LLP
Ruppert Companies, LLC
SC & H Group
Snelling Staffing Services
Sidwell Friends School - Community
Action Club
The Summit Fund of Washington
The Community Foundation for the
National Capital Region
Sisterhood of Temple Beth Ami
SMBC Global Foundation
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SunTrust Bank
$1,000 - $2,499
$500 - $999
The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
Casey Aboulafia
Anonymous Donor
The National Alliance for Hispanic Health
Anonymous Donor
Elena A. Alvarez
The Pew Charitable Trust’ Matching
Gifts Programs
John and Gail Bradley
Jose Arvelo and Betty Paugh-Ortiz
Stephen Burant and Roxane Sismanidis
Justino Balderrama and Virginia P.
Apodaca
The Vorn Firm, P.L.L.C.
Toro Mata, The Art of Peru
TransitionGuides, Inc.
Jorge Contreras and Sonia Martinez
Dr. Estelle Cooke-Sampson
Elizabeth Bowers
Marta Coven
Barry and Phyllis Caldwell
James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. and
Mychelle Farmer
Alejandra O. Ceja
Dr. Patrick Chaulk
Richard and Simone G. Devaney
Seth and Shari Diamond
Richard and Lois England
Ruth Eisenberg
Dr. Richard Gesker
Barbara Eyman
Sander Glick and Laura Pennycuff
Phillip and Jeanette Fenty
Elizabeth Griffith
Daniel and Anna Florez
Eleana Gomez
Dr. Mark Fracasso
Thomas and Prue Hoppin
John Gomperts and Katherine Klein
Mary MacPherson
Luis and Suzi Guardia
Patricia McGuire
Jay Haddock
Alan and Amy Meltzer
Mitch and Margie Halem
Robert E. Morin and Martha Tomich
Janice J. Hansan
Mario and Dana Morino
Edwin Herrera
John Kaelin and Jean Thompson
Emanuel D. Pastreich and Melissa K.
Bianchi
Christopher W. Horning and Nancy J.
Garruba
Helen and Martin Kimmel
Hugo A. Roell and Lisa M. Landmeier
Timothy Cleary and Laura Jackson
Matthew and Michelle Klinger
Robert and Heather Rosecrans
The Hon. Gladys Kessler
Martha Koro
Morry and Hanita Schreiber
Charles King
Samuel H. Lievano, DDS
Raymond Squitieri and Jone-Lin T.
Wang
Douglas Kollme
John and Alison Steadman
Ted and Teresa Marchese
Individuals
$10,000 - $25,000
Betsy Karel
F. Chapman Taylor and Grace Boey
$2,500 - $9,999
Joshua B. and Lisa Bernstein
William and Ruth Bletzinger
Larry G. Buc and Leigh Schuyler Houck
Steve and Marla Garchik
Donald E. Graham
Joseph and Lynne Horning
Samuel and Tsai Hong Miller
M.J. Montenbrey
Miachel Rexrode and Maria Gomez
Douglas and Gabriela Smith
Malcolm Stewart
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Mark Steitz
Ray and Carole Suarez
Alexander Tieman
Carl Watson and Karen Gejdenson
Terry and Margaret Lenzner
ElChino Martin
Julie Martinez Ortega
Matt and Terry McKnight
Nancy McElroy Folger
Derek Miller and Sunmee Jo
Brent Ewig
Anne Palmer
Annette Metraux
Janet T. Farrell
Michelle Roberts
John and Sheila Mooney
David and Gabrielle Fitzgerald
Margaret Z. Robson
Cristina Mossi
Shelli A. Galli
Maren Schmidt
Dr. Sol H. Pelavin
Gabriela Gomez
Gerald Allan Schwinn
Lisa M. Poulin
Dr. Estela M. Gonzalez
Suzanne A. Singer
Daniel and Maxine Rapoport
Richard and Nancy Gould
J. Michelle Stevens
Dr. Elena Reece
Catherine M. Halverson
David and Adele Tatro
Susana Rios
Newman and Sally Halvorson
Arturo Valenzuela
Bruce and Marla Schulman
Gabriel and Jane Hanna
Derek and Susan Van Amerongen
Amy Stolls
John and Margaret Hauge
Dr. Anthony and Sonda Viscomi
Devin and Lauren Talbott
Frank Howard, Jr. and Cynthia Fox
John and Ginny Walters
Dr. Michele Teitelbaum
Ernest Igwacho
Robert and Julianne Watkins
Mallory and Diana Walker
Roger and Belle Kuhn
Mary Wheeler
David A. Winter
Todd M. and Dara Dannenberg La Porte
Jeanne Whitman Kahn
Robert and Evelyn Robert Wrin
Catherine A. Lange
Jim Whitney and Anne Mosle
April Young
Gerardo Lapetina and Ingrid Smith
Dr. Ralph E. Wittenberg, M.D., P.C.
Paul and Margot Zimmerman
Marsha Lillie-Blanton
Carol L. Wolchok
Martin M. Zug and Rebecca Fair
Andrea Lindemann
David and Julie Zalkind
Margaret J. Lloyd
Dr. Ruth E. Zambrana
Maria Teresa Meyer
Barry Zigas
$250 - $499
Austin Algernon
John and Marion McCartney
Hillary Ball Laura Meyers
Danny Bellamy
William and Kathe McDaniels
Brenda Bellamy
Jack and Emily Gantz McKay
Alfred Amado
Len Berman and Julie L. Rogers
Christie McKay
Cynthia Avazpour
David Birenbaum and The Hon. Vanessa
Ruiz
Sara Melendez
Margaret Backas
Cliff Mendelson
Dr. Christian Cornejo
Javier E. Baez and Sofia M. Morales
Noah Meyerson and Hester Grippando
Aaron Crist and Karen E. Hertzler
Meredith C. Bailey
Sara K. Mitenbuler
Alicia Daly
Robert and Wendy Banner
J. Henry and Cristina Montes
Samuel and Barbara Dyer
J. Fernando Barrueta
Josephine Morris-Young
Lt. Sean Egan
John Morton
Miguel Becerril and S.M. Deabreu
Becerril
Gretchen Gayle Ellsworth
James E. and Minna Nathanson
Esteban Bernal and Carolina Carvajal
$100 - $249
Dr. Frederick and Eileen Ahearn
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Jonathan Bodner
Katherine Griffin
Andreina Pradas
Carin Bouharoun
Elizabeth Ashley Griffith
Marjorie Pray
Jen Bowers
Matthew Gruenburg and Laura Sommel
Nathalie Bernabe Quion
Jonathan S. Breser
Luis Guarona
Darius Rafii
Gasby Brown
Delegate Ana Sol Gutierrez
Karla Ramos
Maria Cristina Caballero
Derek and Linda Harps
Elizabeth Ransom
Diane Cammas
Dr. Mark Hathaway and Rae Johnson
Jane Raymond
Catherine E. Capano
Maria G. Hernandez
Dr. Michael J. Reilly
Alexander Chough
Arthur Herrington
Dr. Richard and Carolyn Restak
Dwight Clark
Daniel and Ruth Jordan
Paige Reuber
George Clarke
Gal N. Kaufman
Fernando J. Rivero
David Clemens
John Keiser, Jr.
Sara Rosenbaum
Veronica Collazo
Judy Kittleson
Norman S. Rosenberg
Sarah Cooper
Julie Law
Stacey Roth
Collin Crowell
Vassilios P. Lekkas and Maria Vouras
Janet Roy
Maria Antonia Cruz
Lee Nelles Leonhardy
Harriet Sanford
Nabel Dakheel
Margaret Lloyd
Elizabeth Anne Sclater
Blanca De La Rosa
Dr. Julie C. Lopez
The Hon. Katherine G. Sebelius
Thomas and Peggy Dienes
Robert Lynch and Diane Brace
Alan and Rita Seifert
Peter and Marian Edelman
Darin Michael McKeever
Juan Sepulveda
Ekere Ekandem
Ellen Meyerson
Nancy Shapiro
Samuel Elkin
Cheryl Mountain
Serra Sipel
Karla Espinoza
David Myers
Leslie Lyles Smith
Joan and Jean Farley
Abigail Newcomer
W.B. Smith
Charles Fishman and Stephanie Peters
Anthony C. Nuland
Robert Soliz
Merilyn C. Francis
Emmanuel Torne and Julia Paradise
Fred J. Solowey
Stacy Fumey
Wendy L Patten
Lynn A. Soukup
Manuel and Julia Galdo
Stephanie Paul
Lori Steinman
Harvey and Alice Galper
Joan Rodkin and Dr. Karen Pell
Frederick Struble and Margaret Barnhill
Paul Gavin
Todd and Megan Perkins
Philip Tegeler and Anne Goldstein
Tammy C. Goldberg
Marcos Pesquera
Anna Thompson
Debbie J. Goldman
Gerardo Pinzon and Lyda Vanegas
Dr. Mary Tierney
Lelitia A. Gomez
Gina Pistulka
Antonio Tijerino
Suzanne Gordon
Robert and Patricia Plitt
The Hon. Ricardo and Coreen M. Urbina
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Dagfinn Vaksvik
Jane Cantor
Kimberly Harris
Omar Vargas
Rodolfo Careaga
Charles Hartman and Amy Fine
Vivian Vasallo
Liza Casabona
Marjorie R. Hatzmann
Kurt Vorndran
Cielo Castro
Charles Joseph Haughney
Robert Waechter and Peggy Tumey
Richard and Marcia Charin
Paul and Yvette Hayes
Diane C. Williams
Anouska Cheddie
Philip Henderson and Alix Spiegel
Edith B. Wooten
James R. Christian, Jr
Nancy Hersh
Mireille Wotcho
M. Michael Coyne and Victoria Merlo
John K Hoskinson
Jerome and Rochelle Wujek
Vicky Cooper
Paul Houriban and Tessa Hale
Mary Anne Young
Michelle Cozzens
Ashley Howell
Taryn Zimmerman
Julie Baney Curran
Tasneem Hussain
Dr. John and Elizabeth Zinner
Cecil Doggette
Norris C. and Joan Kekimian
Laura and Jason Dunham
Hnin N. Khaing
Kelly V. Dunphy
Michael and Carol Koontz
Craig Aaron
Terry and Meera Eaton
Nalini Lamba-Nieves
Abdul-Rahman Akande
Henry A. Escoto
Richard M. Landis
Beatriz Arevalo-Velez
Judy Estrada
Alex Laskey and Rachel Farbiarz
Debra Averbach-Danoff
Dr. Dolores Farr
Susan Lemkin
Mary Ann Azar
Brian Feeney
Susan and Marc Levine
Lyzka De La Cruz Baker
Holli Feichko
Neil Levy and Linda Perle
Richard Barth
Howard and Clarice Feldman
Amie Long
Ian and Elizabeth Bartky
Katherine Ferguson
Arianne Lotti
Walter and Andrea Baumann
Anne Finken
Elizabeth S. Lower-Basch
John E. Bauser
Brian Flegor
Anne D. Lunt
J. Zoe Beckerman
Carlene Forbes
Taras Lychuk
Zoe Bennington
David Foster
Lauren Marra
Elizabeth Berard
Dr. Henry and St. Claire Foster
Kathryn McTree
Dr. Virginia Billian
Sharon Foster
Rita and Bernard Meyers
Natalya Bolshun Barden
Beth Gelfman
Elenison Molina
Jaqueline Bowens
Barbara Goins
Cassie Moore
Gustav J. Braun, Jr.
Dale and Eleanor Goldstein
Steven Mulcahy and Tamara Schumer
F. William and Lynn E. Brownell
Anna M. and Richard H. Gordin
Sonia Nagda
Joseph and Theresa Bucci
Merna Guttentag
Claudia Naim
Andy Camacho
Ruth Hammond
Zoe Neuberger
$99 and Under
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Marcel Ngako
Michael Sachse and Erin Segal
Vegavahini Subramaniam
Mylynh Nguyen
Abayomi Sahm
Louisa Tavakoli
Kristin Percy Calaff
Sandra E. Scioville
David TenBrook
Philip Perrin and Tiffany Conway
Peter and Patricia Shaulis
Missi Tessier
Lisa Pino
Ruth Shinn
Stuart and Amy Turow
Michael P. Pombo
Kathryn Shore
Fernanda Vession
Martin Portillo
Luna Shyr
Kattya Via
Edward and Jane Raftery
Claire Heicks Siegrist
Janice Christi Ward
Andrey Rapoport
Patrick Simpson
Aracelly Watts
James and Randi Reid
Marsha Slater
Linda R. Weiner
Jessica Risch
Margo Smith
Jemma Wenmouth
Jessica Robinson
Audrey Smith
Sarah Wickham
Luis G. Rojo
Sanjeev Sriram
Jeffrey R. Wrokman
Deena Rosen
Fred Stahl
Daniel Yates and Tobie Whitman
Albert Ruesga
Ken Stern and Beth Cooper
Maria J. Ruiz
Martin and Marjorie Stoller
Mary’s Center Philanthropic Committee
The philanthropic committee assists with further fundraising efforts, including major and corporate cultivation and the
annual Noche Tropical gala.
Members:
Hanita Schreiber, Chair
Marie Bibbs
Martha Koro
Betty Paugh-Ortiz
Bonnie Summers
Lauren Talbott
Jennifer Westerbeck
Dorothy Stein Swamy
John Kaelin
Samuel Lievano, DDS
Estelle Cooke-Sampson, MD
Mary MacPherson
Mary’s Center Ambassadors
The Ambassadors are a group of active volunteers who serve as spokespersons for the Center at activities that
increase awareness about our programs and engagement of additional volunteers.
Members:
Prue Hoppin
(Co-Chair in 2010)
Betty Paugh-Ortiz
(Co-Chair in 2010)
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Karla Espinoza
Jan Fenty
Marla Garchik
Rosie Janiszewski
Lynsey Wood Jeffries
Lisa Landmeier
(Elected Chair in 2011)
Julie Lopez
Priscilla Powell
Ingrid Smith
Lauren Talbott
Mary’s Center Corps de Volunteers
individuals:
Odalisa Abina
Adrian Aguinaldo
Julian Alcazar
Miguel Alvarez
Francisco, Santiago and
Mercedes Amieva
Raz Andican
Jose Arvelo
Kaitlyn Averson
Cpt. Will Bailey
Abel Befkudu
Ileanna Benitez
Elida and Sonia Besalel
Nivedita Betkerur
Joanna Bloomfield
Brianna Bond
Takiya Brown
Christian Brewer
Mary Elizabeth Burke
Helena Caitano
Jose Castillo
Walter Castillo
Alfonso Castro
Marcela Torres Cervantes
Soraya Chaico
Soraya Chanyasubkit
Carlaemae Chavez
Martha Contreras
Genevieve Cruz
DJ Dasco
Idalecio Das Neves
Kimberley Davis
Marc Davis
Patrice Dayes
Aileen de Luna
Eric Delgado
Lautaro (Lot) Diaz
Rosa Diaz
Simone Goring-Devaney
Breanna Donald
Patti Solis Doyle and Children
Lt. Sean Egan
Woinshet Emeru
Jesse Enriquez
Claudia Esteves
Jan Fenty
Michael Forman
Ana B. de Galiano
Anita Galiano
Petar Georgiev
Amalia Gomez- Rexrode
Sam Gondelman
Jamia Gray
Patti Griffin
Hannah Groff
Aliza Grossberg
Moris Guardado
Michele Guzman
Angela Hanks
Leisha Hansen
Menolly Hart
Thomas and Christ Hoppin
Adrienne Frogner-Howell
Bahareh Joukar
Theresa Julien
Mayana Karpman
Laura Kaya
Emely Kelin
Eun Rachel Kim
Vanessa King
Matthew, Michelle and Andrew Klinger
Katherine Krueger
Andrea Luque
Yin Ly and Rohan Mudras
Kareena Macasaet
VJ Macasaet
Camila Marquez
Claudia Marquez
Kara Mayfield
Nayali Mendoza
Derek and Phillip Miller and
Sunmee Jo
Reshma (Rachel) Mirchandi
Fitsum Misgina
Nina Moiseiwitsch
Florinda Morillo
Annie Mooser
Megan Multack
Megan Mull
Malika Murali
Elise Nash
Ly Nguyen
Havian Nicholas
Hanea Nosti
Patrick Nugent
Yoel Leon Ojendis
Amy Oliver
Guadalupe Pacheco
Katerina Pappas
Mikal Pena
Subha Perni
Joelle Price
Brittany Quales
Alexa Raducanu
Jorge Ramallo
Miachel Rexrode
Claudia Ricci
Angela Richardson
Elizabeth Rodriguez
Estuardo Rodriguez
Justin Rodgers
Brad Rogers
Hugo Roell
Michael Sachse
Nury Sandoval
Maritel Sanidad
Jaya Saxena
Kathleen Sheekey
Diane Schiff
Tanner Seago
Stacy Sherbutt
Erik Shilts
Sidak Singh
Dinah Simpson
Emilia Smith
Jessica Sokol
Rachele Stein
Dorothy Stein Swamy
Adele, DJ and Erika Tatro
Antonio Tijerino
Abirami Thiyagarajan
Canela Torres
Soledad Urrutia
Cindy Vargas
Kelly Ventura
Mary Walters
Stephanie Wheeler
Harold Wimbs
Sonovia Wint
Henuke Wolde
Christine Zachek
Chanel Zelya
Inter Monetary Fund
–Teen Summer Program
Latin VIP
M & T Bank
NBC4
OPower
Pan American Liaison
Committee of Women’s
Organizations (PALCO)
Poor Robert’s Charities
SEIU, Service Employee
International Union
Sidwell Friends
Middle School
World Bank
corporations and organizations:
Advisory Board Company
Alianza Ibero-Americana
American Polish Forum
ARAMARK
Capital Hotels & Suites
CLASP
D.C. Fire and EMS Department
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue
Department
Franklin Montessori School
Georgetown University
–Community Service Day
Hispanic Bar Association of the
District of Columbia
Holton-Arms School
Inter American Development Bank
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Our Team
Senior Management
Rebecca Diamond
Chief Development Officer
Dr. Mark Fracasso
Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Richard Gesker
Chief Dental Officer
Maria S. Gomez
President and CEO
Christie McKay
Director of Education
Josephine Morris-Young
Chief Financial Officer
Gina Pistulka
Chief Nursing Officer
Andreina Pradas
Director of Human
Resources
David Tatro
Chief Operations Officer
Lyda Vanegas
Director of Advocacy
and Communications
Joan Yengo
Vice President of Programs
Angela Fernanders
Marie Fetter
Marion Flores
Sandra Flores
Cheryl Ann Focht
Florencia Fuensalida
Ana Gamero-Juarez
Shirley Ganao
Maria Doris Garay
Miriam G. Garcia
Tsehay Gebretsadik
Katia Gomez
Lorena Gomez
Rosa E. Goyes
Mindy Greenside
Roderick Griggs
Anna Grizzard
Daisy E. Guardado
Mirna Guardado
Wendy Guardado
Angee Gutierrez
Ramesh Herath
Angela D. Hernandez
Janet Hernandez
Lourdes Hernandez
Mabel Hernandez
Nelva E. Hernandez
Silvia Hernandez
Franklin Herrera
Karen Hertzler
Laura Hofmann
Margaret Hume
Jennifer Interiano
Rema R. Jackson
Sweta Jadeja
Osvaldo Jimenez
Nancy Joya Escobar
Maribel Juarez-Escamilla
Geiza I. Keller Souza
Judy Kittleson
Daniela Kuhn
Julie Law
Judith Lewis
Sylvia F. Llanos
Lisa R. Luceno
Jose Majano
Jeremiah Mallongo
Alis Marachelian
Federico Marx
Fatima Mariaca
Karen B. Mazie
Megan McCarthy
Erika McGee
Amima Mejia
Grizelda Mejia
Donna Mejia-Zelaya
Benito Mendoza
Yolanda Mendoza
Carlos Merchan
Sara Mitenbuler
Zuleyma Montes
Esperanza Montes-Abarca
Alicia Morales
Francis Morales
Program and Administrative
Deborah Abramsky
Pooja Adhikari
Gita Agarwal
Renan Aguilar
Maria Bernadete Aldrich
Diana Alvarez
Edward Amanfo
Mirna Amaya
Ingrid Andersson
Kristina Andersson
Zulma I. Aparicio
Silvia Aragon
Maria Rafaelano
Lidia Argueta-Diaz
Andrea Arias
Eva Arias
Silvia Arias
Margaret Backas
Anis Bajramovic
Paul Beattie
Iris A. Beltran
Ileana Benitez
Krista Bergey
Bill Bletzinger
Yemny Abrazoban
Jennifer Brennan
Susan Brown
Toya Buchanan
Aida Caicedo
Karina Calix
Sandra Canales
Gladis Canizales
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Catherine Capano
Carlos Carcamo
Carolina Carvajal
Astrid Casoni
Walter Castillo
Maria Lourdes Castineira
Vivian V. Cativo
Veronica Cerritos
Marthy Chan
Laura M. Charles-Horne
Violeta Chirino
Martha Claros
Vanesa Cordova
Christian Cornejo
Andres Cruz
Gloria I. Cruz
Curt Lark Cupid
Mary Catharine Curtis
Olabisi Daramy
Joyce Ann Day
Elizabeth Del Rosario
Maria Das G.C. De Paula
Maria Laura Dri
Amparo Duff
Gwendolyn I. Edwards
MacNair
Ekere Ekandem
Maira Elias
Caitlin Erickson
Gloria Escobar
Mark Faloni
Melissa Ferguson
Maria Krimhilde Morales
Sofia Morales
Bethlehem Muleta
Meghan Mulvenna
Juan Pablo Munoz
Evelyn Murillo
Pilar Nunez-Rojas
Celia E Olivorio-Woo
Julia Orellana
Emilia Orhin
Sonia Osorio
Barbara Partridge
Rosemary Paz
Berta Perez
Elizabeth M. Perry
Susannah Plocher
Fusha Pollard
Maria Portillo de Hernandez
Lorie Lynn Preheim
Alison Quinn
Wendy Quinteros
Uma Ramakrishna
Jorge Ramallo
Karla L. Ramos Ramirez
Ana Maria Ramos
Maria Ramos
Enrique Renteria
Paige Reuber
Ana M. Reyes
Ruben Reyes
Rosa Rivera
Joanna Rivera-Santana
Rebecca Robert
Elsa Romero
Rosemarie Rollins-Folks
Ana R. Romero
Lilibeth Rosado
Christine Ruppert
Fernanda Ruiz
Trinidad E. Sabath
Erica Sagastizado
Veronica Samayoa Lara
Mariella Sanchez
Bethany Sanders
Jessica H. Schroeder
Elizabeth Anne Sclater
Gloria Segovia-Nawn
Isabel Semedo
Ashley Simpson
Sonita Singh
Monica Slinkard
Malorie Stinfil
Wendy Sobey
Elvia Sorto
Belkis Talavera
Catalina Tejada
Aibesse Tessema
Elza Toledo
Luz Torres
Barbara Toure
Lucila Trejo
Miatta Tucker
Blair Tucker-Gruchala
Lisle Turner
Sonia Umanzor
Gabriela Uriarte
Luz Valdivieso
Katharine Van Slyck
Enrique Vanegas
Angel Veintidos
Maria Andreina Vethencourt
Rosalia Villalta
David Warner
Henok Wolde
Mireille Wotcho
Andrea Zamudio
Headquarters
2333 Ontario Road, N.W.
Washington, DC 20009
508 Kennedy Street, N.W.
202-483-8196
www.maryscenter.org
3912 Georgia Avenue, NW
8709 Flower Avenue
Silver Spring, MD 20901
Established in 1988
A Federally Qualified Health Center since 2004
National Council of La Raza Affiliate
United Way affiliate since 1999
United Way # 8263
CFC # 66350

2010 AnnuAL rePOrT

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