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2017-2018 ANNUAL REPORT

ACHIEVING WHOLENESS

The Whole Child is a 60-year-old nonprofit organization providing mental health, housing, parent enrichment and nutrition services to at-risk families in Southern California.

VisionWe envision a world that values the individual needs of each child and their family. A world that secures access to the resources and opportunities they need to thrive and live a happy life.

MissionTo help families raise emotionally and physically healthy children and have a place to call home.

Antonia & family, Parent Enrichment client

“To say that The Whole Child changed our lives is an understatement.”

-Antonia, Parent Enrichment client

NOTE: All internal data provided by The Whole Child throughout this report represents July 1, 2017 – June 30, 20181 Department of Health & Human Services, Fourth National Study of Child Abuse and Neglect (NIS-4)2010

2 U.S. Census Bureau, 2009-2011 American Community Surveys, 2012 Condition of Children in Orange County, America’s Families and Living Arrangements: 2012 by Jonathan Vespa and Jamie M. Lewis

3 Department of Children and Family Services, State of Child Abuse in Los Angeles County 2016

We serve a vulnerable population that is up against great odds to a successful future.

We believe that when children thrive in the context of their family, they are more successful at home, in school and in their community.

5xChildren from low

income families are 5x more likely to experience

abuse or neglect1

Children from single-parent homes make up…2

71% of high school dropouts85% of children that exhibit

behavioral disorders90% of runaways

63% of teen suicides90% of juvenile court cases

Who We Serve

Maria & her family, Mental Health & Housing client

3,500+Families

9,500+Individuals

4,700+Children, Age 0-15

1,000+Youth, Age 16-24

86% of our clients are low to extremely low income families with a single female head of household

who is raising 2-3 children.

CHALLENGES OUR CLIENTS FACE

In Fiscal Year 2017-2018 We Served

“Thank you to The Whole Child for all the help in finding us a home.”

–Yorgelys, 10 years old

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2017-2018 At a Glance

OUR IMPACT

41,000+ hours therapy provided

160 New parents trained

275 Nutrition workshops held

244 Homeless families housed

JUL 2017

The Rack at WACC provided clothing and accessories to our homeless families

JAN 2018

Appointed Constanza Pachon, MBA, as CEO

Coordinated homeless count in four Eastern Los Angeles County cities

AUG

Hosted a Casino Night Benefit

FEB

Received $300k grant from City of Downey

Opened Housing Administrative Center

Started offering childcare resources for Housing clients

SEP

Advocated for mental health at 15 back-to-school nights

Started Nutri-tion Education for Pre-K and Kindergarten using Food for Thought Curriculum

MAR

Matched the first cohort of formerly homeless families with mentors from our Imagine Whittier program

OCT

Appointed Franz Jordan, PhD, LMFT, as COO

Sponsored Spooktacular 5K & Creepy Crawler Dash

APR

Graduated our 35th Mental Health intern cohort

Hosted countywide Parents as Teachers training

NOV

Attended global PAT Home Visiting Conference

MAY

Held our Cheers to 60 Years celebration

DEC

Coordinated our 1st annual Holiday Helpers program

JUN

Appointed Micki Charley, MBA, as Communications & Community Engagement Manager

Janice Roodzant, Maria Segovia, Constanza Pachon, CEO & Lyonel Alexandre at TWC

Board Social Rocio Parra, Outreaching to

the CommunitySophia Gonzalez, shares on National Healthy Snack Day

The Whole Child volunteering for the 2018 homeless count effortsThe Whole Child receives $300k grant from the City of Downey

Constanza Pachon, Chief Executive Officer

Lyonel Alexandre, Chairman of the Board

The Whole Child has steadily expanded its impact in the community since its inception. In the last decade, we added parenting, housing, and nutrition services to complement our rich mental health practice. As part of our evolution, we recognize the need to represent the full range of our offering in our messaging. This annual report debuts our updated vision and mission statements, and reflects an overall effort to better measure our contribution to a more equitable world. We are also introducing a new modern look, which is carried throughout all our collateral materials, including our new website.

We also recognize the need to strengthen our operational core to further our impact and fuel future growth. This year we appointed our new CEO and COO and created a dedicated communications and community outreach department.

We are working hard to Achieve Wholeness.

It is a privilege to lead this amazing team; to all our team members, thank you for your hard work and relentless passion, to our funders and partners, thank you for your support of our organization and your commitment to the families and children we serve!

Sincerely,

Achieving Wholeness 10Our Work Mental Health Services 12 Spotlight on Intensive Services & Special Cases 13 Housing Services 14 Spotlight on Imagine Whittier 15 Parenting Enrichment Services 16 Nutrition Services 17Develop. Outreach. Advocate. 18 Spotlight on Graduate Student Internship Program 19Inside TWC 20Executive Team & Board of Directors 22Leadership Team 23Events & Campaigns 24Funding Agencies, School Districts & Community Partners 26Donors 27Help Us Do More 29

Table of ContentsDEAR FRIENDS,

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Achieving Wholeness Over six decades we have developed an integrative approach with both preventative and stabilizing mechanisms to help families facing issues ranging from child behavioral disorders and homelessness, to parental neglect/abuse and child obesity.

1957Intercommunity Child Guidance Center is founded to address youth mental health

Serving 50 children and their families annually

2000First 5 LA contract awarded, Parent Enrichment Services added

Serving 1,500 children and their families annually

2011Rio Hondo Temporary Home acquired, Housing Services added

2015Fourth site opened, The Whole Child Housing Family Solutions Center in Santa Fe Springs

1965DMH contract awarded

Serving 150 children and their families annually

2004New headquarters building acquired

2012Second site opened, The Whole Child Birth to 5 Center in Whittier

2016Launched Healing from the Ground Up capital campaign to renovate TWC Headquarters

Serving 6,500 children and their families annually

197720th Anniversary

Serving 500 children and their families annually

200750th Anniversary

Serving 4,500 children and their families annually

2013Third site opened, The Whole Child Parent Enrichment site at Gascon Elementary School in East Los Angeles

Serving 5,500 children and their families annually

2017Champions for Change contract awarded, nutrition services added

Imagine Whittier license acquired to provide family mentoring services

198730th Anniversary

2010Name changed to The Whole Child

2014LAHSA contract awarded

New site opened at Whittier High School offering on-site mental health services

2018Fifth site opened, The Whole Child Housing Admin-istrative Center in Whittier

Serving 8,500+ children and their families annually

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OUR IMPACT

1,200+Families Served

Mental Health Services

We help children and their families heal, develop resilience, and rebuild emotionally healthy lives.

41,000+ Hours of Therapy provided

Depressive Disorders

Anxiety Disorders

Disruptive, Impulse-Control & Conduct Disorders

Neurodevelopment Disorders (ADD)

Trauma & Stress Related Disorders

1,650+Children & Youth Served

In the U.S. 1 in 5 children experience a mental health disorder, only 50% receive help1

OUR SERVICES

OUR TOP 5 TREATED DIAGNOSIS

SPOTLIGHT ON INTENSIVE SERVICES & SPECIAL CASES

Ximena’s Journey

A year went by after the loss of three family members and lingering experiences became a dark umbrella over a very broken self. I felt like I didn’t want to exist. I called the suicide hotline and was referred to The Whole Child.

I remember how scared I was to be vulnerable, to let someone know how I felt inside wondering if I was fixable. I came twice a week and my The Whole Child therapist, Karla, became someone I confided in. She opened my heart, my mind and my soul and served as the life vest I needed to stay afloat in life..

Today I’m a college graduate and my life is in a healthy state. I felt the need to let The Whole Child know that I am alive, I am healthy, and I am so happy because of you. Thank you!

–Ximena (22 years),Mental Health Client

Alex’s Success

My grandson started to show aggres-sion towards other kids at school and his previous therapist felt he needed more support. He was dealing with a lot of anger that came out in major out-bursts and extremely impulsive behavior that had gotten progressively worse. He started experiencing psychosis and needed medication management.

Alex started in The Whole Child Intensive Services (FSP) program and it has been great. Having someone he felt com-fortable sharing with has made a huge difference. I have seen his anger issues and obsession with violence decrease. His outbursts are less frequent and less violent. There are no more voices. He has just grown up so much!

Actively participating in his treatment plan has helped me understand what was driving his extreme reactions. Before coming to The Whole Child, I had no idea how to help him. The FSP team has been the best support that I have had in this process.

-Rose, Caregiver to Alex (15 years), Men-tal Health Client, Full Service Partnership

General ServicesIndividual, Family & Group PsychotherapyMedication ManagementPsychological TestingCase ManagementBirth to 5School Based Mental Health ServicesCrisis Intervention ServicesIntensive Services Full Service Partnership (FSP)Family PreservationMulti Disciplinary Assessment TeamSpecialize Foster Care

Evidence Based Practices (EBPs)Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral TherapyIndividual Cognitive Behavioral TherapySeeking SafetyTriple P-Positive Parenting ProgramManaging and Adapting PracticeChild Parent PsychotherapyIncredible YearsAggression Replacement TherapyParents as Teachers

When children are in crisis and traditional counseling isn’t working, the entire family needs intensive, imm-ediate help with a multi-disciplinary approach. The Whole Child steps in to provide in-home, intense treatment services with clinical teams and resources on a 24-hour response basis.

Examples of challenges addressed by the program include children and teens with co-exiting issues such as abuse and trauma, homelessness, substance abuse, as well as involvement of the judicial and/or child welfare systems.

242DCFS Involvement

Cases

15Foster Care

Cases

90Full Service

Partnership Cases

Funding Partner

12%

24%

21%

30%

13%

1 National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

244Homeless Families

Housed

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OUR SERVICESHousing Services

We help families who are homeless, or on the brink of homelessness, chart a path out of their current situation into permanent housing.

OUR CLIENT NEEDS BREAKDOWN

-11%.Decline in Homeless

Families in our Region1

2,800+Children & Youth Served

1,000+ Families Served

98% Permanency Rate

OUR IMPACT

SPOTLIGHT ON IMAGINE WHITTIER

Sophie’s Safe Place

My four kids and I were faced with homelessness, periodically sleeping in motels or at our church, after I left home due to domestic violence. They would ask if they would ever have a home again. I blamed myself. I sought help from so many different organiza-tions but none helped until I found The Whole Child.

We have now moved into our apartment. I have learned how to budget to ensure that rent is paid on time. I wanted to make sure my kids received services for their Autism, which was too hard to do when we were going from hotel to hotel. I also had a goal to get my driver’s li-cense and just recently passed the test!

Now I see my children smile every day. I imagine my future to be full of love and happiness, overall stability that my kids and I have been missing. I see my chil-dren growing up healthy and becoming successful individuals. The Whole Child has completely changed the quality of life for my family.

–Sophie, Housing client

Prevention & Diversion Interventions to avoid homelessnessGeneral Services Coordinated Individual Service Plan for Supportive Housing Connection to crisis, transitional & permanent housing Housing Search and Placement Financial Assistance for Rapid Re-Housing Families Coming Home Together (court referral only)Supportive Services Case Management Job Development & Placement Money Management & Budget Planning Imagine Whittier Family MentoringLinkage to Resources Legal Childcare Education & Vocational Training Physical Health LAUSD/McKinney Vento Other community based services

We pair formerly homeless families with volunteer mentors from the community.

Mentors help their Mentees develop a budget and savings plan, gain emotional support, gain employment or advocate for higher pay, attend English classes and more.

15Formerly Homeless families matched

79Community Volunteer

Mentors Trained

Reuniting Nora’s Family

In 2013, I got arrested and went to prison for three years and lost custody of my kids immediately. When I first got out of prison I was being turned down constantly plus I didn’t make enough money to get my own place. I thought eventually I was going to lose my son for good. I was afraid that my boy would never forgive me for what my errors have been and that eventually he would graduate and I would never hear from him.

I first came to The Whole Child in November and by December 23rd I got my place. The day they helped me pay the rent I moved in. My son came back to live with me on January 1st.

I come home and feel this sense of security that I had lost. I feel human again. There were times when I didn’t feel that. Without The Whole Child I would never be able to be where I am today.

–Nora, Housing client, Families ComingHome Together program

Don and Yanet Martinez, Imagine Whittier Volunteer Mentors

Funding Partners1 LAHSA Dashboard, SPA7 Families2 2018 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count - Families Data Summary

There are a total of 7,876 reported homeless families in Greater Los Angeles2

Rapid Re-Housing

Prevention

Diversion

Permanent Supportive Housing (Subsidies)

Lead CES Agency for the family population in SPA 7

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Parent Enrichment Services

Nutrition Services

We support the unique needs of infants through the age of 5 who are at-risk for developmental, psychological, behavioral, social or family challenges. We help educate parents and strengthen the parent-child bond to reduce risk for abuse, neglect and/or removal from the home by protective services.

We help families adopt a healthy lifestyle through nutrition and physical activity with our Champions for Change – Healthy Communities Initiative.

100+ Children & Youth Served

160Parents Trained

50+ Baby Car Seats

distributed

80+ Families Served

17 Developmental Delays detected

early

OUR IMPACT

OUR SERVICES OUR SERVICES

69% of parents would use positive caregiving strategies if they knew

about them1

$6B - total estimated cost of overweight and obesity in LA County1

275Workshops held

40% Of children state they eat 5 servings of fruits and veggies per day

after our class2

1,200+Families Served

1,100+Children & Youth Served

Home VisitingParent-Child Attachment TrainingLactation ConsultationInfant MassageSafety AssessmentLinkage to community resources

Parenting Groups

Development Screenings (ASQ3)Problem Solving Skills – our ability to think, learn and solve problems.

Personal-Social Skills – our ability to relate to other people, including expressing and controlling emotions.

Communications Skills – our ability to use and comprehend language.

Gross & Fine Motor Skills – our ability to use our small and large muscles in the body to achieve a goal.

Nutrition Education Food for Thought: 5-class series for 3-5 y/oServing up MyPlate: 6-class series for 6-13 y/oOC Nutrition: 5-series class for parentsRethink Your Drink WorkshopSmart Lunchroom MovementWorking with schools to redesign lunch- room environment Physical Activity PromotionCommunity Outreach

“We are eating better because we eat at the same times, don’t overeat and we used the recipes from the The Whole Child nutrition coach gave us. We are eating more fruits and vegetables and less junk.”

–Priscilla, Nutrition client

OUR IMPACT

1 Zero to Three. (2016) Tuning IN: Parents of Young Children Speak Up About What They Think, Know and Need.

Funding Partner1 A subset of students were given Los Angeles County Dept of Public Health2 A range of nutrition classes and were assessed at time 1 and time 2. 71 Students ranged from ages 6-15 years; 45% Male and 55% Female.; and 77% were heavily Latino/Hispanic. From Time 1 to Time 2

Funding Partners

“I love that TWC doesn’t only keep tabs on Isaac, they keep tabs on me.”

–Antonia, Parent Enrichment client

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Develop. Outreach. Advocate.

The Whole Child has a rich history in training professionals in the field of mental health services.8 Social Work and Marriage & Family Therapy Graduate Interns Trained

3 Field Development Trainings Hosted

SPOTLIGHT ON GRADUATE STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

The Whole Child reaches out into the community to let those in needs know that we are here and ready to serve them.

150+ Community Outreach Events this fiscal

The Whole Child is a powerful voice on behalf of those we serve.5 Presentations to Policy Makers

16 Coalition & Task Force Committees

4 Speaking Engagements

For more than 35 years, we have been involved in a Graduate Student Internship Program with our partner universities to provide a comprehensive training curriculum for Associate Social Worker (MSW) and Marriage & Family Therapy (AMFT) students. Our internship program places students throughout various programs, integrates class work with supervised, hands on clinical practices and provides real-time feedback through mock video exercises

Internship GoalsInterns learn how to conduct a clinical assessment, proper documentation, ethics and beginning therapy in the context of a culturally diverse, community-based nonprofit service delivery environment.

University PartnersInterns are accepted from the top programs in Los Angeles from following participating schools.

California State University, Fullerton Master’s Degree in Social WorkCalifornia State University, Long Beach Master’s Degree in Social WorkCalifornia State University, Los Angeles Master’s Degree in Social WorkLoyola Marymount Master’s Degree in Art Therapy Master’s Degree in Marriage & Family TherapyUniversity of Southern California Master’s Degree in Social WorkWhittier College Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work

Dr. Juan Martinez with the 2017-18 InternsHousing Program Outreaching in

the Community

“When you share positive feedback it is reinforced and repeated. In the beginning, you can see the interns are nervous then you see the progress on tape over the year. They walk out like an old pro.”

-Juan Martinez, PhD, LCSW, Director ofOutpatient Mental Health Services

“The therapist I am today is because of the time I spent with Dr. Martinez

in the internship program.” – Carol Perez, 2015-2016 cohort,

hired October 2017

Rocio Parra with Birth to 5 Unit at Staff Halloween Party

Anh Quach, Mental Health Awareness Month at Whittier High School

Esther Soriano, Cindy Villalvazo, Edison Otadoy received awards for their long tenure with The Whole Child

TWC Staff at the Employee Appreciation Picnic

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Inside The Whole Child

Strong Team, Strong Results.• Minority run organization• Diverse, Committed, and 100% Giving Board• Staff ethnicity matches the client demographic we serve• 17 Staff Training Sessions• Strengthened Administrative Core• 55% of staff have a graduate degree or higher

Public Grants

Private Grants

Contributions

Interest and Other Income

Mental Health

Housing

Parenting

Nutrition

General & Administrative

Fund Development

Public Grants $10,073,696 Private Grants $411,774 Contributions $152,394 Interest and Other Income $138,699

Total Revenue $10,776,563

Mental Health $5,343,472 Housing $3,444,554 Parenting $403,605 Nutrition $233,546 General & Administrative $1,142,088 Fund Development $190,742

Total Expenses $10,758,007

REVENUE

EXPENSES

88% of our expenses are directed to servicing at-risk communities.

“I love working at The Whole Child. The experience of working with children and their families on their

journey is very fulfilling.” - Denise Gardner-Lugo, Case Manager, 14 years with The Whole Child

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Executive Team Leadership Team

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Constanza Pachon, MBAChief Executive Officer

Franz Jordan, PhD, LMFT Chief Operating Officer

Stacy Enomoto, Chief Financial Officer

OfficersLyonel Alexandre, Chairman, SVP Center Manager, Citizens Business BankMonica Alfaro Welling, Vice Chair, Co-Founder, Managing Director, Atheln, Inc, CEO, Trethera CorporationGary Martinez, Treasurer, CCIM, Senior Vice President, Ashwill AssociatesJanice Roodzant, Secretary, Founder, President, Details Business Organizers

MembersBonnie Bilitch, RN, Chief Nursing Officer, LA County Department of Health Services, Olive View- UCLA Medical CenterMonique Lopez, Vice President Sales Administration, Rose Hills Memorial Park & MortuariesAlex Moisa, Esq., Founder, Law Offices of Alex MoisaCorinne Muñoz, Retired, Los Nietos School District Teacher-CounselorAlphonsie Nelson, Esq., Partner, Bassett, Discoe, McMains & Kargozar Law OfficesThedora Nickel, Chief Administrative Officer, The Capital CorpsRobert J. Quist, Retired, Deputy Court Administrator, Los Angeles Municipal CourtDanelle Thomsen, SVP Controller, Opus Bank

Thank you to outgoing Board members: Tom Rios, Edmond Ramirez and Robert Salazaar, and our outgoing Chair, Maria Segovia. Sincerest gratitude for your service to The Whole Child.

Ana Mejia, LCSWDirector of Service Coordination

Erika Guzman, MSWHousing Programs Associate Director

Sara Gertler,Director of Development & Donor Relations

Faviola Lopez, LCSWDirector of School-based Services

Rocio Parra, LCSWDirector of Birth to Five Programs

Christina Gallegos,Administrative Services Manager

Juan Martinez, PhD, LCSWDirector of Outpatient Services

Sophia Gonzalez, MPHProgram Manager, Champions for Change

Micki Charley, MBACommunications& Community Engagement Manager

Frank Nessary, PsyDFSP Program Manager

Vanessa Sedano,Housing Programs Director

Caesar Moreno, LCSWDirector of Quality Improvement & Training

Denise Clavesilla,Senior Human Resources Manager

Programs

Administration

Eagle Scout Logan Cluff & Sara Gertler

MH Awareness Month Jamie Rios & Sherlyn Fish

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Events & Campaigns

CASINO NIGHT BENEFITPlaying for a Cause

CHEERS TO 60 YEARS!A Celebration of Serving our Community

Sara Gertler, The Whole Child, Director of Development, Joe Vinatieri, City of Whittier

Mayor, Maria Segovia, Lyonel Alexandre, Janice Roodzant, & Tom Rios of The Whole Child

Board of Directors

CEO Constanza Pachon with The Whole Child Board of Directors

Holiday HelpersChildren from 24 families received gifts

Welcome Home BasketsEagle Scout, Logan Cluff, created and funded baskets for our 15 Imagine Whittier families

Love WhittierWACC collected Welcome Home supplies for our homeless families

The RackWACC provided clothing and accessories for our homeless families

Dancing with the Whittier StarsSupporter, Don Merla, danced to raise funds for us

Halloween Costume Drive200+ costumes donated by Brookdale Uptown Whittier to benefit our kids

Thanksgiving Turkey DriveHilda Solis in partnership with the LA Dodger Foundation donated turkeys to our families

Easter Basket Drive30 Easter baskets were donated by an anonymous corporate partner to our families in shelters

Mental Health Awareness MonthOur School-based unit hosted yoga, art therapy workshops and other activities and Champions for Change provided nutrition workshops at Whittier High School

The Whole Child staff attends Love Whittier Rally

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Thank you to our Donors

School District PartnersEast Whittier School District Little Lake School DistrictLos Nietos School DistrictMontebello School DistrictNorwalk/La Mirada School DistrictSouth Whittier School DistrictWhittier City School DistrictWhittier High School District

Community PartnersBaby2BabyBeverly Hospital Boys & Girls Club of WhittierBrookdale Uptown WhittierCerritos CollegeCostcoCrittentonDelta Kappa Gamma

East Whittier Presbyterian ChurchEastern Los Angeles Regional Center Friends ChurchGreenleaf Helpline Youth Counseling Hillside-BienvenidosHuman Services AssociationInterfaith Food CenterKnights of ColumbusLA County Supervisor Hilda Solis in partnership with LA Dodger FoundationLAC Office of Injury & Violence Prevention Landlord & Property Manage- ment Housing PartnersLiving Help Center DowneyLos Angeles County Public Libraries

Pico Rivera Chamber of CommerceRio Hondo CollegeSanta Fe Springs Chamber of CommerceSouth Central Los Angeles Regional CenterSpirittStarview/StarsTHINK Together After School ProgramWhittier Area Chamber of CommerceWhittier Area Community Church (WACC)Whittier Community Public Health CenterWhittier Consortium for HomelessWhittier Police Department

Thank you to our Funding Agencies

First 5 LALos Angeles County Department of Public Health (DPH)Los Angeles Department of Mental Health (DMH)Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA)Community Development Commission County of Los Angeles (CDC)

County of Los Angeles Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) Los Angeles County Department of Health Services (DHS)Housing Authority of the County of Los Angeles (HACoLA)

THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS

$300,000 and OverCity of Downey

$100,000 and OverBCM Foundation

$35,000 and OverCity of Santa Fe Springs City of WhittierUnited Way

$25,000 and OverCity of La MiradaLA County Supervisor Janice Hahn, Representing the 4th District

$10,000 and OverAnonymous City of NorwalkPacific Western Bank

$5,000 - $9,999Athens ServicesCity of MontebelloCommunity BankDr. Jerry and Janice RoodzantGolden Rule Community Development Corporation In-N-Out Burger Foundation Johannessen Trading Co PIH HealthRobert and Irene QuistSaroyan Family Charitable Foundation

$2,500 - $4,999Alex and Irma MoisaAtkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & RomoCBE Office Solutions Cliffside Enterprises Inc.DMJ InsuranceFirst 5 LA Gary and Victoria MartinezHarrington GroupManhole Adjusting Contractors Inc.Monica Alfaro WellingPachon Camaro FamilyThe Capital CorpsThe Core Group

$1,000 - $2,499Alanna NisserAngel and Corinne Munoz Bonnie BilitchDenise ClavesillaEcology Recycling ServicesFernando DutraGina MarquezJesus LeonJuan MartinezMartha VillegasMichael WiseMichelle TrevinoRalph ThompsonRichard DelgadilloRobert SalazarRotary Club of WhittierSterling Search Inc.Susan CrowellWhittier Community Foundation

$500 - $999Abisco Products Inc.Alameda Company Ana MejiaDeborah GunnyDenise SkovsethDione ThompsonEvelyn SalinasFirst Presbyterian ChurchFrancis LuongoFranz F JordanGeorge and Belinda CaroKiwanis Club of La Mirada Charitable FoundationLinda DentonLyonel and Yanick AlexandreNetwork For GoodOrchid DongPam KennedyRose Hills Sandra and Ronald KleinStacy EnomotoSusan AyalaTheodora NickelVanessa Sedano

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Thank you to our Donors

$499 and underAdam GertlerAdeline TomAlbert MenesesAmanda GuevaraAmazon.comAna PaniaguaAndrea MittelstaedtAnonymous Anonymous Aracely MironArt GonzalezBob ArchuletaBright Funds FoundationBrittany WilliamsCarlos DavisCarmen Adriana CuevaCarolyn ReggioCharlene Dimas-PeinadoChris SchaeferChristina GallegosChristine KennedyClaudia Marina MejiaCredit Union of Southern CaliforniaCynthia MarineroDavid AlfaroDebra GunnyDowney Memorial Christian ChurchEduardo JimenezEliseo and Susan Tenorio Energy Control HVACErika GuzmanEsther SorianoEveleyne Milfort

Evelyn RamirezFaviola Lopez Feng-Hsin LeeGeorge MurialGerry HamptonItalian Catholic FederationJacques and Adeline DevesinJanice KrantzJason ArmasJay Sarno Jerry HamptonJerry Warner Jess and Maria SegoviaJill BaumanJill TakahashiJoe VinatieriJohnny K ChenJorge RabasoJoyce LynchJudith BarattaJudy Ann Blake Julie JimenezKar BorotzKaren YoungKarla LagunasKathleen BettsKatie ChYauKeith and Sara GertlerKenneth HayesKimberly BarnettLa Colonial Tortilla ProductsLADD CorporationLaura DiegoLaurie PerschbacherLisandra NunezLydia Rios

Maggie TsengMai NguyenManny DelgadoMarcella MendezMarian RooseveltMarianne AndersenMartha ReyesMartice Mills Mary RyanMercado Financial Services Inc.Michael SerilNancy FernandesNeil BajpayeeOscar HernandezRenee DavisRick RowleyRobert ArchuletaRobert BricenoRobert GonzalezRobert MunozRobert TapiaRobin LundsfordRocio ParraRon CramerRosalinda BaezaRosemarie PereraRoxanne AvalosSandra BenavidesSandy GertlerShay S TaoSherlyn FishSilveth RenteriaSkin Perfect Whittier, Inc.Smart & Final Charitable FoundationTed Treto

Terry KennedyTodd WilliamsTomas RiosTracy FishTrese ChildsTRUISTVictor AlvidrezWater One Industries Inc. Yat Ng & Tina T LeeZuania Mwaura

In-Kind DonorsAdam GertlerAdrea PinoAlex and Irma MoisaAna MejiaAna PaniaguaAndrea O’NeilAndy NationBrookdale Uptown WhittierCalifornia GrillCarol Victoria PerezChristina GallegosCorinne MunozCross Roads Escape GameCynthia LuquinDenise ClavesillaDoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Los Angeles -NorwalkDoubleTree by Hilton Whittier Los AngelesDr. Jerry and Janice RoodzantDunkin DonutsEl PescadoraEL TepeyacEsther Soriano

Evelyn SalinasFaviola LopezFriendly Hills Country Club Gary and Victoria MartinezJanice RoodzantJess and Maria Segovia JLK/Rosenberger, CPAKarel ReyesKaren LantzKaryn GrimeKeith and Sara Gertler Knotts Berry FarmLascari'sLaura Henley Linda DentonLisa QuioanLos Angeles County Fire DepartmentM&M Sports MassageMarco ZapienMDM ImprovementsMonica Alfaro WellingNorwalk / La Mirada Plumbing,Heating & Air ConditioningThe Pachon Camaro Family Pacific Palms ResortPicasso SpaRebecca Merlino PhotographyRepublic ServicesRobert and Irene Quist Robert SalazarRocio ParraRoger Zickfeld Sacchi FamilySalsa Grill

Santa Anita Racetrack Santa Fe Springs Chamber of Commerce SetaSherlyn FishSimpson Advertising SoCal OfficeSouthwest Airlines Spectrum Brands Strike A Post Photography Tempo Urban Kitchen The Millennium Biltmore The Peninsula Beverly Hills The Skin RoomThe Zepada Family Thedora NickelTom RiosTonia SandovalTracy FishUniversal Studios Whittier Police Department Wilma Santana

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Together we can make a difference.

“I always wondered why somebody didn’t do something about that. Then I realized

I AM SOMEBODY.” -anonymous

Alexandra & family, Mental Health client

Whittier High SchoolMental Health Center12417 E. Philadelphia St.Whittier, CA 90601Phone 562.692.0383Fax 562.692.0380

The Whole Child Main Office10155 Colima Road – Whittier, CA 90603Phone 562.692.0383 Fax 562.692.0380www.thewholechild.org

Birth to FiveEarly Attachment Center12225 Beverly Blvd.Whittier, CA 90601Phone 562.692.0383Fax 562.205.0085

TWC Birth to 5 Home Visiting Office Gascon Elementary School630 Leonard Avenue Room 104Los Angeles, CA 90022Phone 323.887.7900 x3026

TWC Housing Family Solution Center Gus Velasco Neighborhood Center9255 S. Pioneer Blvd.Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670Phone 562.204.0640