Annual Report FY13 | Community Brain Injury

Annual Report FY13 | Community Brain Injury Services
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COMMUNITY BRAIN INJURY SERVICES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lance Elwood, M.Ed.
Board President
Career Support Systems
Nancy McGettrick
Community Advocate
Mallory Joyce, ChFC, CLU,
CLTC
MassMutual
Financial Group
Michael Weber, CIC
Board Vice President
Riggs, Counselman,
Michaels & Downes
(RCM&D)
W. Brian McCann, Esq.
The McCann Law Firm
Elliott Buckner, Esq.
Board Secretary
Cantor Stoneburner
Ford Grana & Buckner
Sharry Stumm Maddux
Family Member
Theresa Ashberry
Family Member
Dale Austin
Board Treasurer
Patient First
Stephanie Grana
Cantor Stoneburner
Ford Grana & Buckner
STAFF
Jason Young, MSW, CBIS
Executive Director
Claire Yarbrough, CBIS
Director of Administration
CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Crystal Lloyd, MSW, CBIS
Case Manager
THE MILL HOUSE
THE DENBIGH HOUSE
Joe Craig, MSW, CBIS
Program Coordinator
Alex Watson, CBIS
Program Coordinator
Jessica Garcia, MA, CRC, CBIS
Unit Coordinator
Jessica Dupuy, CBIS
Intake Coordinator
Tim Kouril, MSW
Unit Coordinator
April Fincham, CBIS
Unit Coordinator
Lise Ottmar, MA, CBIS
Unit Coordinator
Nickesha Lewis
Unit Coordinator
Blair Whitley, MA
Employment Coordinator
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FY13
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Please note:
Community Brain Injury
Services follows a fiscal year
reporting schedule. The
financial data covers the
following period: July 1, 2012–
June 30, 2013. Independent
financial reporting was
conducted by Steve Walls &
Associates, PLLC, who will be
glad to answer any questions
regarding the financial
information seen below.
Government
Contracts
66%
Other
1%
Billable
Services
8%
Donations/
Fundraising
10%
Fundraising
4%
Income: $741,842
General &
Administrative
16%
Programs
80%
Expenses: $745,097
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Grant
Income
15%
PERSONS SERVED
191
200
158
FY2011
in persons reached
35% increase
through our outreach, education
150
FY2013
in active membership
20% increase
from FY11-FY13
and advocacy activities
100
75
69
2,400
50
0
persons
reached
Survivors of brain injury
served through our
programs and services
3,800
persons
reached
Outreach, Education, and
Advocacy Activities
WAITING LIST
Mill House
Case Mangement
Denbigh House
50
FY11
41
40
30
25
20
10
3
0
60
53
FY13
50
40
31
30
20
22
10
0
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FY13
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
n Increased the number of individuals we provided services to in FY13 by 3%.
Provided services to 191 survivors of brain injury, 143 active cases, and 48 case
consultations
n Successfully completed agency rebranding and transitioned fully into
Community Brain Injury Services on December 1, 2012
n Completed our 3rd full agency CARF survey resulting again in a 3 year CARF
accreditation for all of our programs, the maximum offered, including our newly
accredited employment services
n Successfully advocated with the Virginia brain injury
community for an increase in funding to brain injury
“I am not
services in the state budget to address the growing
treated as a man
waiting lists at programs around the state
with needs. I
n Held the 3rd annual “Lifting the Silence” at our new
am treated as
venue, Salisbury Country Club, attended by 140
a man who is
people and raising over $33,000 for the agency
capable.”
n Managed $15,000 in stateissued Brain Injury Direct
Services Funds, purchasing
services for 65 clients and
members identifying and
meeting needs in areas of
transportation, medical, assistive
technology, residential, life skills,
and vocational, among others
n Three new Board Members
were welcomed onto the CBIS
Board
n 83% of all member and client goals were met by their target date, and of
separate goals attempted, 1700 were completed successfully within the year
n Reached nearly 4,000 people in our communities through 75 outreach,
education, and advocacy activities
n Student interns from VCU, CNU, and Norfolk State contributed over 3100 hours
of in-kind services valued at over $41,000
n Awarded $15,800 in state tax credits through the Commonwealth of Virginia’s
Neighborhood Assistance Program
n Selected to be one of the recipients of the 20th Annual RCM&D Regatta,
an annual sailing event in the Baltimore Inner Harbor and the highlight of
RCM&D’s corporate citizenship program
n Completed our 3 year strategic plan and developed and implemented a new
strategic plan to guide our organization’s growth and development
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The Denbigh House
n Provided services to 49
active members and 9
case consultations
n Denbigh House was
honored during the
2012 General Assembly
session with House
Resolution 536,
recognizing the program
as a safe haven for
“I’ve become
survivors of brain injury
more
on the Peninsula providing vital services to
independent
the brain injury community, and commending
because the
the staff and organization for its efforts. The
Clubhouse
gives
Resolution was patroned by Delegates David
me confidence in
Yancey, Mayme BaCote, and Michael Watson. what I can do.”
Delegate Yancey visited The Denbigh House in
early 2013 to present the formal resolution to
The Denbigh House.
n The Denbigh House received a full Kitchen renovation to enlarge and increase
the accessibility of the kitchen to meet the needs of and accommodate for
the growing membership of The Denbigh House. The renovation was made
possible through a grant from the Dominion Foundation, matched by a
donation from Mark and Nancy
McGettrick, and additional
support through a grant from
First United Methodist Church
and corporate support from
Ferguson Enterprises.
n The Denbigh House now hosts
3 active support groups offered
to both the membership
and the local brain injury
community, a Cognitive
Communication, Peer Support,
and Family Support Groups
n Maintained an active waiting
list of 6 months
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The Mill House
n Provided services to 49 active members and 11 case consultations
n Welcomed a number of esteemed visitors to The Mill House including
Delegate Ingram, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor’s Legislative Aide,
Molly Newcomb,
Commissioner Rothrock
of the Department for
Aging and Rehabilitative
Services, Department of
Planning and Budgets
representatives Mike
Tweedy and Mike Shook,
among others
n Developed a 4th work
unit, the Advocacy Unit. This PT unit provides
“My cognitive
member-led speaking
abilities have
opportunities, educational presentations,
improved
due
and conducts a variety of advocacy projects
to
the
repetitive
in support of brain injury awareness and The
nature of the
Mill House
program.”
n The Advocacy Unit
spearheaded an advocacy
project to protest a
proposed rate increase
and service cuts to the
Richmond paratransit
system. Unit members
testified in Richmond City
hearings and appeared in
the local media to address
the potential impact
on the local disability
community.
n Appeared in the local media to discuss Community Brain Injury Services
and brain injury services in the community including appearances on Fox11
Morning Marketplace, CBS6 Virginia This Morning, and 98.9 Liberty’s “In the
Community”
n Began 2 year partnership with the I-CAN! Accessibility Project, a
collaboration between the Partnership for People with Disabilities and the
VCU School of Social Work, to empower survivors of brain injury to recognize
and prevent abuse, neglect, and exploitation
n Maintained a waiting list of nearly 3 years
n Raised over $7500 at the 4th Annual Mill House Pig Out, our Clubhouse
driven fundraiser, to benefit The Mill House program.
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Case Management
n Provided services to 45 active clients and 28 case consultations
n Grown the very successful monthly Women’s Luncheon, giving active female
clients and women on the waiting list an opportunity to socialize and foster
new friendships
n Assisted four clients in moving to more appropriate housing, supporting
greater independence for the individual
n Helped numerous active Case Management clients and individuals on the
waiting list successfully access disability benefits, employment resources, and
needed medical services
n Maintained a waiting list of 2 years
In Her Words: Triena Baldwin
I graduated from Menchville High School, in Newport News,
VA and I went to Norfolk State University. My major was Special
Education. I wanted to teach people with disabilities. I enjoy
helping people who need help. I wanted to work with people who
have disabilities, but I never dreamed that I would be one of them.
One crisp, fall day in September 2011, a friend of mine was
driving me to Norfolk. Traffic on I-64 had come to a complete stop.
A car driving quickly pulled up in traffic beside us. He had to slam
on his brakes to keep from hitting the car that was at a standstill in
front of him. The vehicle came to a stop without hitting the car in
front of him, but the rear driver’s side tire came off of the car. The tire bounced and went
into the air. I leaned forward in my seat to see where the tire would land not knowing that
the tire would crash through my windshield and land on my head. No one else in the car
was injured, physically. But it left a mental scar on everyone in my car.
I was taken by ambulance to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital. I lay in a coma for two
weeks. I was later transferred to a rehab facility in Virginia Beach to try to rebuild my
broken body. After my accident, I couldn’t walk, talk or see. One day in 2012, I noticed a
spider on my wheelchair. I quickly stood up and shuffled across the room to safety. When
I turned around, my mother and a nurse were looking at me with amazement. They said,
“You walked!” I said “Spider!”, and pointed to the chair. They killed the spider and then
joined me in my celebration of footsteps.
Since then, my baby girl has turned 18, graduated high school and started her first year
of college. My oldest girl, who turned 21, started her senior year of college. I am very
blessed to have two parents that not only took care of me until I got back to health, they
took care of my two children like they were their own children.
I now attend The Denbigh House. The Denbigh House is a wonderful place. The staff
at The Denbigh House have been very helpful. They don’t treat people like patients. They
treat us like important people. Every day we sign up to do tasks. The tasks are just like
household chores. The difference is, if we do a chore incorrectly, they are here to provide
help and guidance. If you do it incorrectly in your home or a job, the end result could
possibly be hazardous.
The Unit Coordinators at The Denbigh House have let us know how important it is
to establish goals for ourselves. When we set goals, it gives us things to look forward to
accomplishing. My goal is to work with people with disabilities in some way.
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FY13
DONORS
The programs and services of Community Brain Injury Services are funded in part by
state general funds administered by the Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative
Services, and ongoing locality funding through the City of Newport News, City of
Hampton, Henrico County, and the Chesterfield County Community Development Block
Grant Program. We give thanks to the Commonwealth of Virginia and our localities for
recognizing the critical need for services for survivors of brain injury in our communities.
Community Brain Injury Services is grateful for the support and generosity of
the numerous foundations, corporate sponsors, and civic organizations.
Thank you for your investment in our vision.
n Allstate Foundation
n First United
n Mark’s Glass
n Altria Companies
Methodist Church
of Newport News
Foundation
n GiveRichmond
n Goodman Allen &
Filetti
n Greater Richmond
Civitans
n HealthSouth
Rehabilitation
Hospital of Virginia
n Hirschler Fleischer
n Injured Workers Law
Firm
n James River
Orthodontics
n James River Ground
Management
n Kiwanis
Club of
Chesterfield
n Martin Dolan &
Employee
Community Fund
n Bank of America
Charitable
Foundation
n BB&T
n Bernardine Franciscan
Sisters Foundation of
Newport News
n Brain Injury Law
Center
n Cantor Stoneburner
Ford Grana &
Buckner
n Christian & Barton
LLP
n CopperTree
Construction
n Data Technologies
n Dominion
Foundation
n Dr. Chad Van Scyoc,
DDS, PC & Dr. Cecile
Fumagali, DDS
n Electric Ink Graphic
Design
n Ferguson Enterprises
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“Coming to the
Clubhouse helps
me to be patient
with other people.”
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Holton
n McGladrey
n Patient First
n PrintShack
n RCM&D
n Rusnak Family
Dentistry
n Rutherfoord
n Steve Walls &
Associates
n StyleCraft Homes
n The Writers Round
Table
n Tree of Life
n Woman’s Club of Bon
Air
Community Brain Injury Services is equally grateful for the generosity of the
individuals and businesses in our communities who have offered their support
through a monetary donation or a gift in kind. We are humbled by your
support and commitment to our cause.
n 501 City Grill
n Alan Furs
n Stuart and Gloria
Altenhaus
n Amazing Face Skin
Care
n Rebecca Bowers-
Lanier
n Greg Boyajian
n Gina Bradley
n Ercelle Bragg
n Elizabeth Brengel
n American
Shakespeare Center
n Mark Andersen
n Christine Anderson
n Cheryl Anderson
n Charmaine Anderson
n Nick and Jiselle
Anderson
n Andrea’s Restaurant
n Diana Arenander
n Martha Ann and
Johnny Ashberry
n J.J. & Theresa
Ashberry
n Antoinette Ashburn
n Dale and Pat Austin
n Mary and Todd Avery
n Baby Jogger
n Christine Baggini
n Bar Louie
n Anne Barcal
n Be the Bay
n Coby & Lindley Beck
n Belmont Peanuts
n Steven Benevisti
n Phillip and Paula
Benson
n Dr. Zane & Nancy
Berge
n Blue Crab Bay
Company
n Bonefish Grill
Midlothian
n Lois & Terry Bousman
“I get up and go
whether I want to or
not. But sometimes
you get up in the
morning and you
don’t even feel
like going to the
bathroom. Now
that I go to The Mill
House, I get out the
door whether I want
to or not. It gives me
the discipline to do
something.”
n Karen Brown
n Nancy Buchanan
n David Buckley
n Elliott and Joelle
Buckner
n Thor and Edna Bugge
n Bun Bun Bags
n Mahlon and Marilyn
Burbank
n Mitchael Burnett
n Burton Golf Bags
n John Butrick
n John Callear
n Karen Cantor
n Duval Lee & Fred
Carter
n Carol Anne Cassady
n Chadwick Orchids
n Children’s Museum of
Richmond
n Christian & Barton,
LLP
n Rachel, Nick and Luca
Ciraldo
n Brian Cleveland
n Cliff Bruce Studios
n John and Katrina
Cloninger
n Club at Viniterra
n Cobb Theatres and
Cinebistro
n Debbie Cody
n Kathryn Colten
n Comfort Inn
Downtown DC
n Comfort Suites
Chincoteague
n Bill & Phyllis
Compton
n Consociate Media
n Joseph Cooper
n Marylin Copeland
n John Corrigan
n Theodore and Anne
Cors
n Jane Costa
n Costco Wholesale
n Thomas Cricchi
n J.V. & Ann Cricchi
n Crime Museum
n Sandra Crittenden
n Helen Crockett
n Walter & Ruth Crone
n Harvey and Terry
Cullingsworth
n Data Technologies
n Datrek (Dynamic
Brands)
n Dave and Busters
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n David and Jamie
n Susan and Ric Floyd
Davis
n Kevin and Sonja Ford
n Craig Davis
n Patrick Ford
n Daylight Donuts
n Dianne and James
n DC United
Forsythe
n Molly Dellinger-Wray
n Martha Foster
n Robert and Ladaria
n Carolyn Frank
Dely
n Dr. Barbara
n Adele Devine
Fuhrmann
n Maija & Michael
n Katherine and Terry
Devine
Glass
n Disney World
n John & Ann Glennon
n D’Marie
n Craig and Janelle
n Richard Dodge
Goellner
n Dominion
n Joel Goldstein
n Matthew Downing
n Bill and Charla
n Diane Druyor
Goodman
n Christopher Druyor
n Stephanie Grana and
n Edelman Financial
Scott Bemberis
Services
n Kathy Grana
n Edgar Allen Poe
n Graves Mountain
Museum
Lodge
n Ginger Edwards
n Greater Richmond
n Virginia Edwards
Civitan Club
n Beth Edwards
n Ada Green
n Lance Elwood
“The Clubhouse gives me
& Jeanne
the opportunity to improve
Floyd
n Gerry Esser
myself from my brain
n Alan & Regina
injury. It gives me the
Esser
opportunity to work with
n Carmela
other people and improve
Facchiano
myself. It gives me the opn Valerie Farmer
portunity to start again.”
n Carolyn Farren
n Richard
Farren, Jr.
n Darby Greenhill
n Barbara and Chuck
n Peter and Dawn Grois
Feinberg
n Frank and Adalene
n Ferguson Center for
Hadaway
the Arts
n Donna and James
n Mac Ferguson
Hanna
n Joseph and Mary
n Chad and Heather
Florino
Harcum
n Kenneth Flory
n Harmony Hill Bed
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and Breakfast
n Leon and Kathleen
Harrow
n Amanda Harsche
n Sarah Harsche
n Michael and Christina
Hartsfield
n Mark Harvell
n Hauser’s Jewelers
n Havana 59
n Stephanie Heinatz
n George and Anne
Heffernan
n Elaine Heiman
n Highlands Golf
Course
n Kenneth Muroya and
Christine Highnam
n Barbara Hignutt
n Rosemarie Hirsch
n Elizabeth Hodges
n Mary Katherine Evans
Hogg
n Carol & Grant
Hollenbeck
n Nancy Hurst
n Independence Golf
Course
n International Spy
Museum
n Island Cruises
n J. Daniels Studios
n JAG Cleaning
n James Limo
n Joe’s Inn (Fan
location)
n Geraldine Jones
n Mallory and Richard
Joyce
n Elizabeth Joyce
n Carter Joyce
n Donald and Jeanette
Keenan
n Melanie Keene
n Thomas and
Katherine Kehoe
n Jamie Kessel
n King Family Vineyard
n Deborah and Worth
Kirkman
n Kiwanis Club of
Chesterfield
n Joan Klein
n Benjamin Kleinman
n Irv and Sue Kleinman
n Cynthia Kloeti
n Frances Koehler
n Laura Kostel
n Rhonda and Gregory
Kunsch
n Nicholas Kutsch
n Laurel Point Bed and
Breakfast
n Joseph Lemanski
n Nikolaj Lessinger-Bely
n Andrea Sabrina-Best
Ley
n Charles and Ingrid
Linville
n Mr. and Mrs. Micky
Lockhart
n Helen and Wally
Loera
n Dr. Daniel and Mrs.
Donna Ludwig
n John and Barbara
Lynch
n Lucyle Macon
n Sharry Maddux
n Caryl Magee
n Paul and Diane
Mahefky
n Gina Mallon
n Joann Mancuso
n Barbara Mann
n Betty and James
Mann
n Kate Marcotte
n Marriott Newport
News City Center
n Michael and Toni
“What I like best
about The Mill
House is that we
are all like family.”
Marshall
n Harold and Lela
Martin
n Paul Martin
n Caroline and Hynson
Marvel
n DJ and MA Mason
n Jane McCallum
n W. Brian McCann
n William T. McCann, Jr.
n Wesley McClain
n Michelle and Sean
McCoy
n Dr. Sinclair
McCracken
n Joanne McDevitt
n Rosemary McDonald
n Anne McDonnell
n Nancy and Mark
McGettrick
n Morgan McGettrick
n Ashley McGettrick
n Michael and Kari
Mellina
n Barry Melvin
n Debbie Messmer
n Metro Richmond Zoo
n Patsy and Barry
Middlebrook
n Midlothian Plaza
Azteca
n Michael Miller
n Thomas and
Georgianna Minnis
n Stewart Mitchell
n Mobjack Kayaking
n John W. Montgomery,
Jr.
n Monticello
n William & Elizabeth
Moore
n James & Ellen Moore
n Parrish Lynn and
Stephen Mort
n Mosaic Café
n Mount Vernon
n Museum of the
Confederacy
n New Kent Winery
n Toni Newman and
Peggy O’Malley
n Dr. Joe Niamtu
n David Nigrelli
n Nina’s Dandy
n Sister David Ann Niski
n Chris Nowinski
n Lauren Nowlin
n Timothy and Sara
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Nunn
n Pat and John
O’Bannon
n Ocean Keys Resort
n Olive Oil Taproom
n Anthony Oliver
n Omni Richmond
Hotel
n Owens and Owens,
PLC
n P. Buckley Moss
n David & Linda Paige
n Chris Panknin
n South Patterson
n Catelyn Penick
n Peninsula Civitan
Gupton
n Robert B. Priest
n David and Mary
Prochnow
n Pursuit Sport Fishing
n John and Joan
Quigley
n Mary Randall
n RE Brandt, Inc.
n Redskins Charitable
Foundation
“The people here are
so friendly and kindboth staff and members! Every day is
something new!”
Club
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n Dr. Baxter Perkinson
n Douglas & Barbara
n Vashti and Roger
Peyronnet
n John and Susan
Pezzoli
n Piankatank River Golf
Club
n Doris Pietrowski
n Poe’s Pub
n Portrait Innovations
n Positive Vibe Café
n James and Mary
Pressick
n Pretty Up: Diane
Carrington and Sue
Richardson
n Richardson’s Café
n Richmond Ballet
n Richmond Center
Stage
n Richmond Flying
Squirrels
n Richmond Funny
Bone
n Richmond Kickers
n Richmond Segway
n Richmond Symphony
n Janet Miller Rife
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n Rhonda Riggleman
n Betty Ring
n River City Diner
n River’s Bend Golf
Course
n Riverside Outfitters
n Royal Plaza
n Ruesegger Simons
Smith & Stern, LLC
n John and Martha
Rupel
n Erin Russell
n Salisbury Country
Club
n Thomas and Carolyn
Sargent
n Bernard and Dorothy
Schaefer
n Heather Schildge
n Carroll King Schuller
n Science Museum of
Virginia
n Betty Rose Sexton
n Beth Sherron
n Kat Simons
n Jean Singleton
n Al Sivick
n Mary Wade Smith
n Kim Smith
n Maryclay Smith
n Smithfield Station
n Spirited Art
n Sports Legacy
Institute
n Staples Mill
Marketplace, LLC
n Virginia Stay
n Daisy Stevens
n John and Patricia
Stevens
n Bellamy Stoneburner
n Stonewall Jackson
Hotel and
Conference Center
n James and Susan
Story
n Patricia Goodall
n Mary and Gary
Strawderman
Tinsley
n Strickler Medical Inc.
n Tom Leonard’s
n Theresa Stuart
Farmers Market
n Thomas and Gloria
n Karen Topping
Stumm
n Shawn and Janice
n Pamela and Barry
Towne
Stump
“I like the feeling of support
n Stylish Nails
and the overall sense of
and Day Spa
camaraderie among the
n Robert & Mary
members and staff. My
Sullivan
staff job coordinator
n Anne Sullivan
does
a fantastic job in
n Charles and
every
way!”
Sharon Sutton
n Neil
Talegaonkar
n Lori Tracoma
n Dr. Shantaram
n Trader Joe’s
Talegaonkar
n Britney Travis
n Taylor Made Massage
n William Turner
n Laura Taylor, PhD, LCP
n University of
n The Cheesecake
Richmond
Factory
n Valentine Richmond
n The Headliners
History Center
n The Inn at Tabbs
n Aloise Van Zant
Creek
n Bree Brostko & D.
n The Jefferson Hotel
Cabell Vest
n The Office of Eric
n Village Bank
Cantor
n Vintage Tavern
n The Steamboat
and River Stone
Restaurant
Chophouse
n The Tobacco
n Virginia
Company
Commonwealth
n The Writers Round
University
Table
n Virginia Museum of
n Betty McCann
Fine Arts
Thompson
n RADM. Joseph and
n Mike Thornton
Alice Vorbach
n John Thyden
n Charles Wall
n Tidewater Physical
n Mary Wallace
Therapy
n Steve Walls
n Bruce Walter
n Linda Walter
n George and Lynda
Warmath
n Washington Capitals
n Washington Nationals
n Alexandra Watson
n Bud Weber
n Eric Weber
n Michael and Beth
Weber
n Weeki Wachee
Springs
n Westgate Resorts
n Westhampton Health
and Wellness
n Whole Foods
n Audrey and Johnie
Williams
n Jody Ann Williams
n Lizzie Willis
n Willow Lawn
Firestone
n Willow Oaks Country
Club
n Wintergreen Resort
n Sharon Winters
n Wolf Trap Foundation
n Wendy Woods
n Lawrence and Jill
Worthington
n Claire and Steve
Yarbrough
n Keith Young
n Christine Young
n Joshua Young
n Jason and Rebecca
Young
n Zeus Gallery Café
*Side note/Footnote: Donor information covers the time period of 7/01/11-6/30/13. We
make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our list of all generous gifts received. If your
information is incorrect or has been omitted, please accept our sincerest apology.
Annual Report FY13 | Community Brain Injury Services
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7812 Shrader Rd.
Richmond, VA 23294