ATTENTIONHOMES2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Dear Friends,

As we reflect on 2015, what comes to light is the beginning of a new era for Attention Homes. A bold new vision to provide every youth with a safe place to live and the attention they need, and the emergence of new partnerships that will serve as key building blocks for the future.

Our strategic plan kept the focus on board governance, organizational development, program design and evaluation, and financial sustainability. By defining our vision and honoring our past, we identified the values that are central to our work, reflecting the input of all including our clients. Refining our mission to provide youth in crisis with life-changing resources not only represents the positive impact that Attention Homes has provided to over 9,000 youth since 1966 but a never-ending commitment to evolve our programs to meet the changing needs of youth at-risk in our community.

Diverse streams of funding have generated a rich cross section of individuals, volunteers, corporate partners, foundations, government funders, faith communities and service clubs. Your support allowed us to expand our services to over 750 youth in 2015 and provide innovative new techniques like equine therapy, family coaching, and expanded educational and employment supports. For both our residential and runaway and homeless youth programs, we witnessed improved outcomes and healthier results. Our positive financial report for 2015 demonstrates the power of a community coming together to help its own and we are grateful for every donation that comes through our door.

Collaborative partnerships are helping to strengthen our goals to build stronger pathways to emotional and social well-being, self-sufficiency, and permanent connections. Gardner Capital Development and First United Methodist Church (our founding partners back in 1966) have demonstrated their commitment by supporting our efforts to provide housing and a path to independence; Social Venture Partners of Boulder County has thrown their weight and capital behind increasing capacity and ensuring that our organization is responsible and effective; and local funders like City of Boulder, Boulder County Housing and Human Services and City of Longmont have continued to support our young people and ensure that all have an opportunity to succeed and thrive in our growing community.

Our efforts to provide life-changing resources for youth in crisis and end youth homelessness reflect the work of a dedicated group of professionals, volunteers and partners who believe in the strength and perseverance of vulnerable youth who strive for a better future and demonstrate courage each and every day. Thank you for being a part of our journey.

Warm regards,

Claire Clurman Executive Director

Baird McKevitt President, Board of Directors

2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORSBaird McKevitt, President Xcel Energy

Brian Seeley, Treasurer FirstBank

Nancy Caccavallo, Secretary Rodan + Fields

Alex Baris Kingsbery CPAs

Maureen ‘Beanie’ Brady Community Member

Mary Coonce Porchfront Homes

Jeff Foltz Hensley & Kennedy PC

Jim Hayes USI Colorado LLC

Amy Helling Cornerstone Church

Herb Kroehl NOAA

Charlie Kuhn Cultures of Dignity

Rebecca Lorenz-Humphries Cornerstone Home Lending, Inc

Ann Norton Norton Law Firm

Fern O’Brien O’Brien Law PC

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2015 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Since 1966, Attention Homes has provided crucial life-changing services to over 9,000 youth in crisis ranging in age from 12-24. For clients at a developmental stage where trauma can permanently impact their long-term well-being and lead to a future of instability, we provide a safe environment for them to change the trajectory of their lives. Our goal is to prevent long-term chronic homelessness by building emotional, behavioral and career-related pathways to success and ultimately self-sufficiency.

• An innovative Equine Therapy Program served clients with significant trauma histories.

• Our Transitional Living Program provided on-going case management and expanded to three units with Thistle Communities.

• Attention Homes, First United Methodist Church of Boulder and Gardner Capital Development established a partnership to develop a 40-unit supportive housing community in Boulder for transition age youth experiencing homelessness.

• An on-site GED program and educational navigator enabled 72% of long-term RHY shelter clients to pursue their educational goals.

• A record number of youth and adults participated in the 4th Annual Sleep Out event to advocate for homeless youth.

• The 8th Annual Kaleidoscope Gala “Le Cirque Magnifique” raised over $200k.

• Employment counseling expanded to include supportive services to both employers and clients and an in-house job fair.

• Our grants budget exceeded goals by over 35% allowing us to deepen the impact of our work with increased hours of service, LGBTQ support, life skill development, medical care, sexual health and counseling.

However, significant challenges persist…

Across America, the number of homeless children is at an all-time high, and one out of every 30 children is homeless.

• In 2014 nearly 1 in 3 children were below 200% of the federal poverty level in Boulder County.

• 1,289 students (K-12) were homeless in Boulder County Schools during the 2014-2015 school year.

• Boulder County is experiencing an affordable housing crisis where average rents have increased by 30% since 2011, while average incomes have only increased by 4%.

• 182 substantiated cases of child abuse or neglect in 2014 found that 30% were in households with an identified problem of sexual assault, 23% domestic violence, 19% alcohol abuse, 14% illegal drug use, and 9% methamphetamine use was present.

• In 2014, 237 children under 18 were placed out of home due to abuse, neglect, serious emotional problems, conflict with parents, or juvenile delinquency

• LGBTQ youth experience increased bullying, depression, and suicide attempts. Nearly one-fifth of LGBTQ high school students in Boulder County attempted suicide in 2015.

• Roughly 26,000 young people age out of U.S. foster care each year and more than 1 in 5 experience homelessness. The FBI reports that close to 60 percent of the children rescued from sex trafficking were systems youth.

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RUNAWAY AND HOMELESS YOUTH

Race

•Caucasian (73%)

•Hispanic (12%)

•Black (5%)

•Asian (1%)

•Other (9%)

Age

•12 - 17 (15%)

•18 - 20 (40%)

•21- 24 (45%)

Gender

•Male (67%)

•Female (29%)

•Trans (4%)

LGBTQ (36%)

THE SOURCE DEMOGRAPHICS

THE SOURCEAttention Homes’ Runaway & Homeless Youth (RHY) Program, The Source, provides overnight Emergency Shelter, Day Drop-In, and Street Outreach services to homeless youth.

Primary Goal: Reduce youth homelessness with a continuum of care that moves youth from the streets or in the shelter towards stable, long-term housing and/or family reunification.

2015 OUTCOMES

95% RHY shelter residents reported an increased sense of safety.

73% RHY shelter residents receiving family mediation returned home.

85% long-term RHY residents met long-term housing goals.

98% of long-term RHY residents with severe mental health issues that engage in counseling were not discharged related to mental health reasons.

99% of long-term RHY residents who engaged in substance abuse counseling were not discharged related to substance abuse.

2015 NUMBERS (Shelter And Drop-In Combined):

628 Unduplicated Drop-In Contacts

114 Unduplicated Overnight Shelter Residents

3,434 Nights Of Shelter

12,413 Meals Served

1,465 Education/Employment Referrals

451 Housing Referrals

668 Hours Of Mental Health / Substance Abuse Conselling

735 Hours Employment/Career Counseling

31 Equine Therapy Sessions

105 Hours Family Mediation

3,344 Street Outreach Contacts

3,998 Units Food Via Street Outreach

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ADOLESCENT RESIDENTIAL CARE

Race

•Caucasian (78%)

•Hispanic (21%)

•Black (7%)

Age

•13 (5%)

•14 (28%)

•15 (28%)

•16 (28%)

•17 (11%)

Gender

•Male 14 (78%)

•Female 4 (22%)

RES PROGRAM DEMOGRAPHICS

CHASE HOUSEAttention Homes’ Adolescent Residential Care Program offers a safe, structured, home-like setting to at-risk youth, ages 12-17, placed through social services as a result of family disruption and other crises.

Primary Goal: Provide abused, neglected or otherwise “at-risk” youth with temporary residential, behavioral and case management services that prepare them for long-term success.

2015 OUTPUTS

1,989 Days/nights of care

746 Days education attendance

864 Psycho-education / life-skills hours

18 Unduplicated residents

4,306 Meals served

2015 OUTCOMES

100% reported increased safety

100% improvement in target behaviors

100% demonstrated improved life-skills

94% or higher attendance rate at school, GED, or trade programs

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100 Men Who CareActive Interest MediaActive Solutions Physical TherapyADP FoundationAEC TrustAlex and AniAllison HoldingsAmerica’s CharitiesAmgen Foundation Matching Gift ProgramAnchor Point Gift Fund c/o The Community

FoundationAnschutz Family FoundationArgosy FoundationArt 4 Moore Fund of the Tides FoundationAugust First Fund c/o The Community FoundationAV Hunter TrustBagley Law FirmBank of AmericaBBVA Compass FoundationBenevity Community Impact FundBlack Roofing, Inc.Blackbelly CateringBoulder Area REALTOR AssociationBoulder Central Optimist ClubBoulder CountyBoulder County Housing and Human ServicesBoulder EngineeringBoulder Flatirons Rotary ClubBoulder Luncheon Optimist ClubBoulder Rotary ClubBoulder United Methodist Mission Partners, Inc.Boulder Valley Rotary Community FoundationBraveletsBrett Family FoundationCahill, O’Kelly & AssociatesCairn Christian ChurchCans for HopeCaplan and Earnest, LLCCBiz, Inc.Christ the Servant City of BoulderCity of LongmontCollins FoundationColorado Dept of Local Affairs, Division of HousingCommunity First FoundationCommunity Food ShareCommunity Foundation Serving Boulder CountyCommunity Shares of ColoradoCommunity United Church of ChristCovidienDaniels FundDavis-Tailer Custody FoundationDeneuve Construction ServicesDenver Post Community FoundationEastpark Associates

Edmund T & Eleanor Quick FoundationEntrepreneurs’ Foundation of ColoradoFagundes DairyFamily and Youth Services Bureau First Congregational Church of ChristFirst Presbyterian ChurchFirst United Methodist Church of BoulderFloyd’s 99 BarbershopFoothills United WayFoundation for Affordable HousingFountainhead Communications LLCGardner Capital DevelopmentGE United Way CampaignGirl Scout Troop 1943Goldman Sachs GivesGondolier Italian EateryGoogleGreat Western BankGreater HorizonsHarmes C. Fishback Foundation TrustHMH Architecture & InteriorsHomeless Prevention Activities Program (HPAP)Hope Boulder ChurchHunter-White FoundationHyland HillsImmaculate Conception Catholic ChurchIn3CORPInvestors Independent Trust CompanyISupportUJanus FoundationJared Polis Foundation c/o The Community

FoundationJeff Sands Memorial Blue Skies Fund c/o The

Community FoundationJMAC MarketingKeybank FoundationKingsbery CPAsKingsbery Friends & Family Gift FundKiwanis Club of the FoothillsKiwanis Club of the Golden NuggetsKroenke SportsLand Title Guarantee CompanyLauren Voigt Fund The Community FoundationLight of ChristLogRhythmLongmont Community FoundationManhattan Middle School of Arts & AcademicsMartin AssociatesMedtronic YourCauseMichl FundMicro Motion, Inc.Mountain Sun Pub & BreweryMountain View United MethodistNational Safe PlaceNiwot United Methodist Church

O’Brien Law P.C.Open Door Gift FundPeace Lutheran ChurchPeter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church, Philoptochos

SocietyPeyback FoundationPompadours Hair SalonPounds Family Foundation c/o The Community

FoundationPrudentialQualcomm FoundationRCH Jones ConsultingRed Empress FoundationReMax of Boulder, Inc.Rockton SoftwareRonald McDonald House Charities of Denver, Inc.S.A. Gardner FundSaint Aidan’s Episcopal ChurchSalesforce.com FoundationSawyer Family FundSchwab Charitable c/o The Britton FamilyScully Newton TrustShannon Family FoundationSilicon Valley Community FoundationSilpada DesignsSocial Venture Partners Boulder County Southwest Research InstituteSteffens FoundationSt. Andrew Presbyterian ChurchSt. John’s Episcopal ChurchStarfish JewelryStudio3Surround ArchitectureSurvey GizmoTapestry SalonThe April FundThe Denver FoundationThe Koval-Valin Family Fund c/o Longmont

Community FoundationThe Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer Family FoundationTreeline HomesTreklight GearTrinity Evangelical Lutheran ChurchUBS Matching Gift ProgramUnited Way of the BluegrassUnited Way Silicon ValleyUnited Way SuncoastUniversity of Colorado Department of Intercollegiate

AthleticsUrban MattressVolunteers of America, Colorado BranchWells Fargo FoundationWorkshop8Xcel Energy FoundationXcel Energy Foundation Matching ProgramZurn Ply Roofing

Hundreds of businesses, foundations, service clubs, faith organizations, sponsors and individuals made both generous financial and in-kind donations in 2015. Each played an important role in helping youth become valued and productive community members. Attention Homes does not list individual donors out of respect for their privacy.

BUSINESS, FAITH COMMUNITIES, FOUNDATIONS & SERVICE CLUBS

DONORS

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A Precious ChildActive Interest MediaAdams County Department of Social ServicesAIM HouseALLY Youth ServicesAlternatives for YouthArapahoe County Department of Social ServicesBoulder Business Women’s NetworkBoulder Central Optimist ClubBoulder Community HealthBoulder County AIDS Project (BCAP)Boulder County CaresBoulder County CommissionersBoulder County Community Justice ServicesBoulder County Departments of Probation and JusticeBoulder County Housing & Human ServicesBoulder County IMPACTBoulder County Integrated Substance Abuse-Specific

Intensive Supervision (ISIS)Boulder County Intensive Teen Outpatient ProgramBoulder County Mental HealthBoulder County Sheriff’s DepartmentBoulder Flatirons Rotary ClubBoulder Food RescueBoulder High SchoolBoulder Luncheon Optimist ClubBoulder Municipal CourtBoulder Outreach for Homeless Overflow (BOHO)Boulder Police DepartmentBoulder Prep SchoolBoulder Public LibraryBoulder Shelter for the HomelessBoulder Valley Christian ChurchBoulder Valley Rotary ClubBoulder Valley School DistrictBoulder Valley Unitarian Universalist FellowshipBoulder Valley Women’s Health CenterBridge HouseBroomfield County Department of Social ServicesCentral OptimistsChipotle Mexican GrillChrist the ServantChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

MissionariesCity of Boulder Parks & RecreationCity of Boulder Police DepartmentCity of Longmont Affordable Housing ProgramsCity of Longmont Police DepartmentClear Creek County Department of Social ServicesClinica Campesina Family Health SystemsColorado Coalition for the HomelessColorado Division of Local AffairsColorado RockiesColorado Youth for a ChangeCommunity Food ShareCommunity Foundation Serving Boulder CountyCommunity United Church of ChristCONEHT

Cornerstone ChurchCU Family & Juvenile Law ClubCU Volunteer Resource CenterAlexander Dawson Helping Hands ClubDental AidDenver County Department of Social ServicesDenver’s Road HomeDouglas County Department of Social ServicesEast Boulder Optimist ClubElbert County HHSEmergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA)End Hunger NowFairview High SchoolFamily TreeFirst Congregational Church of ChristFirst United Methodist Church of BoulderFirst United Methodist Church of LouisvilleFlatirons RotaryFoothills Kiwanis Club of BoulderFoothills United WayFront Range Community CollegeGateway Park Fun CenterGilpin County Department of Social ServicesGirl Scout Troop 7Girl Scout Troop 135Girl Scout Troop 1943Girl Scout Troop 4376Golden NuggetsGoProGreenwood Thrift StoresGrowing GardensH.O.P.E. LongmontHalycon SchoolHandyman MattersHealthy Futures CoalitionHep-C ConnectionHope Boulder Community ChurchInteract Clubs of Fairview & Boulder High SchoolsiThriveJefferson County Department of Social ServicesJust ServeJustice High SchoolKeller WilliamsKiwanis Club of the Golden NuggetsLaboratory to Combat Human TraffickingLafayette United Methodist WomenLevel 3 CommunicationsLiver Health ConnectionLongmont Housing AuthorityLongs Peak United Methodist ChurchLouisville United Methodist ChurchMade for Life McDonalds on 28th Street, Boulder McKinney-VentoMedtronicMental Health PartnersMetro Denver Homeless Initiative

Monarch High SchoolMount Calvary Lutheran ChurchMountain View United Methodist ChurchMoving to End Sexual Assault (MESA)MWH GlobalNalandabodhiNaropa UniversityNational Day of ServiceNatural HighsNederland High SchoolNew Vista High SchoolNiwot Methodist ChurchNoodles and CompanyOASOSOffice of Governor John HickenlooperOld ChicagoOur CenterOUT BoulderPFLAGPhotography for a ChangePlanned ParenthoodPompadours Urban Hair SalonQualcommRally SoftwareRE/MAX of BoulderRealities for Children Boulder CountySacred Heart of Jesus ChurchSeptember SchoolSocial Venture PartnersSpectra LogicSt. Aidan’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Andrew Presbyterian ChurchSt. John’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Vrain Valley School DistrictStarbucks Coffee CompanySubwayTeen ClinicTrekking ChefsTrinity Evangelical Lutheran ChurchUnited States Interagency Council on HomelessnessUniversity of Colorado Law SchoolUniversity of Colorado President’s LeadershipUniversity of Colorado Summer ProgramUrban PeakVail ResortsValmont Community Presbyterian Church Women’s

AssociationVoices for Children CASAVoltage Advertising and DesignVolunteers of AmericaWeld County HHSWells FargoWomen’s HealthWorkforce Boulder CountyXcel EnergyYMCA of Boulder ValleyYoga Gangsters

Attention Homes collaborates with numerous volunteer groups and service partners who bring commitment and energy to our mission. We are grateful for the generous contributions of time and talent from schools, service clubs, business partners, and faith communities.

GROUP VOLUNTEER, FAITH, BUSINESS, SCHOOL & SERVICE PARTNERS

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DONORS

Business Name4 Rings Contemplative Martial Arts95AA Image Limo ServiceActive Interest MediaAlex and AniAlfalfa’sAltitude SpiritsAmerican Furniture WarehouseAndegaviaApex MovementArapahoe Basin Ski AreaArcanaAtonement Lutheran ChurchAugustina’s WineryBacco Trattoria & Mozzarella BarBackpacker’s PantryBanjo Billy’s Bus ToursBao Asian Fusion & SushiBarlows Premium Cigars and PipesBasford Brothers BBQBBB SeedBead for LifeBenhamBIFFBig Horn RestaurantBittersweetBlack Canyon DistilleryBlack PawBody DynamicsBodywise Physical TherapyBohemian Biergarten IncBolder BoulderBotanical InterestsBoulder B-CycleBoulder Beer CompanyBoulder BookstoreBoulder Chop House & TavernBoulder Community School of Integrated StudiesBoulder Dushanbe TeahouseBoulder Flatirons Rotary ClubBoulder Luncheon Optimist ClubBoulder Philharmonic OrchestraBoulder Residence Inn by MarriottBoulder Rock ClubBoulder Running CompanyBoulder Valley Ice at SuperiorBoulder Valley Rotary ClubBoulder Valley School District Food ServicesBoulder Wine and SpiritsBoulder Wine MerchantBraodway Wine and SpiritsBrewer’s AssociationBrewing Market

Buffalo Wild WingsButterfly PavilionCahill, O’Kelly & AssociatesCairn Christian ChurchCantina LaredoCanyon Adventure ParkCentennial Wine & SpiritsCentral OptimistsChautauqua Dining HallChelsea BoutiqueChildren’s Museum of DenverChrist The ServantChristina’s LingerieChristy SportsChuck E. Cheese’sChurch of Jesus Christ Latter Day SaintsClutter ConsignmentColor Me Mine, BoulderColorado HairColorado Keg HouseColorado Music Festival & Center for Musical ArtsColorado Rockies Baseball ClubColorado SymphonyCommon ThreadsCommunity United Church of ChristComplete Family DentistryComstorConor O’NeillsCorePower YogaCorner Boxing ClubCostcoCU Museum of Natural HistoryCuredDairy Center for the ArtsDenver Art MuseumDenver Museum of Nature & ScienceDo-Gooder Meet-upDowntown Aquarium: An Underwater AdventureDurango & Silverton Narrow Gauge R.R.Eagle Cliff House Bed & BreakfastEco-CycleElitch GardensElway’s Cherry CreekEmpire LoungeERC All TradesEssentials SpaEstes Park Mountain ShopETownEyeworksFabricateFace & SoulFate Brewing CompanyFiori FlowersFirst United Methodist Church of Boulder

Fiske PlanetariumFlagstaff House RestaurantFlatirons Golf CourseFrequent Flyers ProductionsFull CycleGardner CapitalGateway ParkGirl Scout Troop 135Girl Scout Troop 4376Girl Scout Troop 7Gondolier Italian EateryGreen Valley Ranch Golf AcademyGreenwood WildlifeGronstedt DesignHapa Sushi Grill & Sake BarHarpo’s Sports GrillHarvest Wine & SpiritsHGI Denver DowntownHoliday Inn & SuitesHotel BoulderadoHuman MovementIndochineInnovative Openings, Inc.Into The WindIris NailsIt’s Only NaturalJ. HilburnJacque Michelle Gifts and FashionJax Outdoor GearJoseph Phelps VineyardsKelty PackKing SoopersKiwanis Golden NuggetsKong CompanyKroenke SportsKT’s BBQLa Dolce EventsLa RevolucionLevel 3 CommunicationsLindsay’s Boulder DeliLiquor MartLittle Secrets LLCLongmont Kiwanis ClubLongs Peak United Methodist ChurchLoveland Ski AreaLucky PieLyfe KitchenLZ’s Homemade CupcakesMaggiano’s Little ItalyMarco’s PizzaMaruca DesignMcGuckin HardwareMerito SolutionsMidtown Arts Center

In-kind donations included but were not limited to clothing, food, hygiene and personal care items, toiletries, cleaning supplies, recreational equipment, activity passes, cultural tickets and professional services. 2015 in-kind contributions were valued at $114,601. Thank you to all of our in-kind donors!

IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS ACCOUNT FOR OVER $110,000 OF REVENUE IN 2015

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Fiske PlanetariumFlagstaff House RestaurantFlatirons Golf CourseFrequent Flyers ProductionsFull CycleGardner CapitalGateway ParkGirl Scout Troop 135Girl Scout Troop 4376Girl Scout Troop 7Gondolier Italian EateryGreen Valley Ranch Golf AcademyGreenwood WildlifeGronstedt DesignHapa Sushi Grill & Sake BarHarpo’s Sports GrillHarvest Wine & SpiritsHGI Denver DowntownHoliday Inn & SuitesHotel BoulderadoHuman MovementIndochineInnovative Openings, Inc.Into The WindIris NailsIt’s Only NaturalJ. HilburnJacque Michelle Gifts and FashionJax Outdoor GearJoseph Phelps VineyardsKelty PackKing SoopersKiwanis Golden NuggetsKong CompanyKroenke SportsKT’s BBQLa Dolce EventsLa RevolucionLevel 3 CommunicationsLindsay’s Boulder DeliLiquor MartLittle Secrets LLCLongmont Kiwanis ClubLongs Peak United Methodist ChurchLoveland Ski AreaLucky PieLyfe KitchenLZ’s Homemade CupcakesMaggiano’s Little ItalyMarco’s PizzaMaruca DesignMcGuckin HardwareMerito SolutionsMidtown Arts Center

Mile High SpiritsMomentumMountain Sun Pub & BreweryMountain View Capital Holdings, LLCMurphy’s GrillMurphy’s SouthMyChelle DermaceuticalsNewton RunningNinkasiNiwot Liquor StoreNoodles & CompanyNorth Boulder LiquorOcean First DiversOld ChicagoOld FriendsOmni Interlocken ResortPanzanoPark LanePasta Jay’sPatagonia BoulderPaul Morrison ColoursPeasePedestrian ShopsPettyjohn’s Liquor & WinePF ChangsPhotography For A ChangePolar BottlePolished by DeborahPompadours Hair SalonPor WinehousePranaPuddle Car Wash

Pure BarreQualcommRed Fox Outdoor EquipmentRed Rocks AmphitheatreResource 2000Rio Grande Mexican RestaurantRockin’ Robin’sRockton SoftwareRocky Mountain Chocolate FactoryRocky Mtn. Racquet SpecialistsRodizio GrillSalvaggio’s DeliSanitas Brewing CoScaled AgileSforno Trattoria RomanaShamane’s Bake ShoppeShroederSide Door SalonSilpada DesignsSkoopSnooze EaterySouth Broadway Church of the NazareneSpice of Life CateringStanley HotelStarlight Ridge Book ClubStreetside Dance StudiosSuerte TequilaSweet CowTahona Tequila BistroTandoori GrillTangerineTangles Salon

Tapestry SalonTed’s Montana GrillThe Bradley Boulder InnThe Fuzzy AntlerThe MedThe Melting PotThe Pilates CenterThe Westin WestminsterThe WhiteWave Foods CompanyTiltTortugua’sTrinity Lutheran ChurchTurley’sUnionjack LiquorValmont Community Presbyterian ChurchVapor DistilleryVesta Dipping GrillVia ToscanaVillage TavernVioletteVolcomVoss Art & HomeWallaroo Hat Co.Walnut BreweryWalnut CafeWest End TavernWestern DigitalWhole FoodsZ2 EntertainmentZamperelli’s

I just want to reach

my full potential

and do that to the

best of my ability.

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– Marci, Attention Homes client

The youth and staff at Attention Homes rely on the support from our community every single day. Individuals, families, faith groups, businesses, and service clubs all contribute their time and talent to us each year. In 2015 we had over 900 individual volunteers and 44 faith groups, service clubs and businesses provide over 12,000 volunteer hours to our programs. Attention Homes is proud to have so many dedicated and thoughtful people supporting us, and our youth are extremely grateful for the relationships and skills they gain from our volunteers.

VOLUNTEERS

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$309,289VALUE OF HOURS

CONTRIBUTED

994INDIVIDUAL

VOLUNTEERS

44VOLUNTEER

GROUPS

12,044VOLUNTEER

HOURS

VERN GARDNER DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

MJ O’Hair

CHASE HOUSE VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

Jeff Yeatman

THE SOURCE VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

Caleb Bay

VOLUNTEER GROUP OF THE YEAR

St. Andrew Presbyterian Church

“ Our company is committed to giving back 1%,

which includes not just our money but our time.

We are excited to volunteer for an organization

we hold in such high regard! ”– Jess Gerthe, Scaled Agile

Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total

•Fees for Services (19%) $364,586 $364,586

•Contributions (20%) $393,050 $393,050

•Grants/Trusts/Foundations (36%) $641,280 $60,000 $701,280

•In-Kind Donations (6%) $114,601 $114,601

•Special Events (19%) $362,530 $362,530Interest and Dividends $(740) $(740)Realized Gain on Investments Unrealized Loss on Investments $(1,350) $(1,350)Net Assets Released from Restrictions $30,000 $(30,000)

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE $1,903,957 $30,000 $1,933,957

Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total

•Program Services (77%) $1,305,640 $1,305,640

•Fundraising (8%) $140,130 $140,130

•General and Administrative (15%) $252,232 $252,232

TOTAL EXPENSES $1,698,002 $1,698,002Change in Net Assets* $205,955 $30,000 $235,955

In-kind conributions are reflected in each expense category.

ASSETS 2015 TOTAL 2014 TOTAL

Current Assets $737,438 $508,857Property & Equipment $736,633 $764,831Investments $109,857 Endowment held by others $65,022Loan Fees Net of Amortization TOTAL ASSETS $1,583,928 $1,338,710

LIABILITIES 2015 TOTAL 2014 Total

Current Liabilities $58,660 $49,397

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted $1,495,268 $1,289,313 Temporarily Restricted $30,000

FINANCIAL REVIEW

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19%

20%

36%

19%

6%

77%

15%

8%

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

EXPENSES

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

DONATE$25 15 Bus tokens for transportation to school, work and

appointments

$50 A full dinner for all youth in our overnight shelter

$100 8 hours of case management with access to education, employment, health care and long-term, safe housing

$250 1 night of comprehensive overnight shelter for 10 youth, including food, clothing, case management and supervision

$500 10 life-skills training sessions for up to 25 youth

$1000 24 hours of day drop-in services for 25+ youth, overnight shelter for 10 youth, and street outreach to 20+ youth for one day

VOLUNTEERWe welcome everyone with an interest to serve youth in crisis: individuals, organizations, businesses, faith communities and service groups. Volunteer opportunities include:

• Go on Street Outreach

• Tutor youth or teach a life-skills class

• Make a meal for either program

• Help with a facility maintenance need

• Be a board or committee member driving solutions for homeless youth

TAKE ACTIONHelping vulnerable youth is a big job and it takes all of us working together to change the lives of these young people for the better. There are several ways you can get involved and support Attention Homes.

• Spread the word about Attention Homes in your networking circles

• Write a Letter to the Editor of the local paper

• Host a Donation Drive, do-it-yourself fundraiser or a House Party

• Be part of our Employer Job Program and hire our youth

• Sleep Out with us in November during National Homeless & Runaway Youth Awareness Month

Vision: A world where every young person has a safe place to live and the attention they need.

Mission: Attention Homes provides life-changing resources to youth in crisis.

For more information on how YOU can get involved with Attention Homes,

call us at (303) 447-1206 or visit us at www.attentionhomes.org.

1443 Spruce Street, Boulder, Colorado 80302

TAKE ACTION!