ANNUAL REPORT - Human Options · 2016-12-07 · Dear Friends, In 1981, four remarkable women – Carolyn Churm, Margaret Thoreau, Anne Wright and our founding Executive Director Vivian

ANNUAL REPORT 2015–2016

THE PIMCO FOUNDATION IS HONORED AND PRIVILEGED TO PARTNER WITH HUMAN OPTIONS FINANCIALLY AND WITH OUR OWN HUMAN CAPITAL. WE FIRMLY BELIEVE IN THE MISSION AND LEADERSHIP OF THIS ORGANIZATION, AND WE KNOW THAT HUMAN OPTIONS HEALS UNIMAGINABLE HURTS AND REBUILDS LIVES AND COMMUNITIES WHILE DOING SO. IT IS AN INTEGRAL NONPROFIT IN ORANGE COUNTY DOING ABSOLUTELY STUNNING WORK.

- SARAH MIDDLETONTHE PIMCO FOUNDATION

HUMAN OPTIONSANNUAL REPORT 2015–20162

Dear Friends,In 1981, four remarkable women – Carolyn Churm, Margaret Thoreau, Anne Wright and our founding Executive Director Vivian Clecak—gave life to a dream that no women or child would be afraid in their own home. With a passion deeply rooted in love, Vivian led Human Options until her retirement earlier this year. Her vision and pioneering spirit has led the way, breaking new ground in Orange County’s response to victims of domestic violence.

That innovation continues today. As a leader in the field of domestic violence, we are strategically addressing the changing and growing complex needs of those affected by this issue. Human Options has established key partnerships with HOAG, Kaiser Permanente, Santa Ana and Irvine School Districts as well as four police departments (Irvine, Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, and Newport Beach). Our staff are teaching health care and law enforcement professionals how to recognize and respond to domestic violence victims. It is working, 92%

of health care professionals said they will change how they respond to their patients moving forward. In addition, Human Options has partnered with several high schools throughout Orange County including the Santa Ana and Irvine school districts supporting campus-wide activities and education about teen dating abuse and healthy relationships. We are also proud to be the only domestic violence service provider in the Strong Families, Strong Children Collaborative offering vital innovative community-based support services to military families impacted by domestic violence. In the following pages you’ll learn more about Human Options—what we do, and how, with your support, we are able to fulfill our mission. As the new leader of this outstanding organization, I am thrilled to be leading Human Options as we forge new partnerships and embark on county wide efforts, building a common agenda to end domestic violence.

Sincerely,

OFFICERSNancy W. Dahan, Board President Scharrell Jackson, TreasurerMichael A. Morris, Secretary

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIPVivian Clecak, LCSW, Retired Executive OfficerMaricela Rios-Faust, MSW, LCSW, CFRE, Chief Executive Officer

STAFF DIRECTORSNora G. Caldwell, Director of DevelopmentAmy Cuenco, Director of FinanceDavid Gillanders, Director of Residential ProgramsJudith Rose, LCSW, Director of Center for Children & Families

DIRECTORSScott AllenLaura BenzAnderee BerengianDiane BiagiantiSherry BraggCarol CarlileVictoria Collins, Ph. D., President EmertiusCelina Doka Kate Duchene, President Emeritus Artyn Gardner, President EmeritusAndrew GrayDouglas Jackson

John H. JohnsonMary Jo MursaWendy PetersonKaren RagerTamie Rus Julia Demlow SoffermanKerri SonenshineTerry TheologidesMoujan WalkowChace Warmington Ray Weston, Jr.Ryan WilkinsonBuffy Zwirner

WELCOME

2015 - 2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MARICELA RIOS-FAUST, MSW, LCSW, CFREChief Executive Officer | Human Options

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WORKING TO CREATE AN ORGANIZATION

THAT HAS MADE SUCH AN IMPORTANT

IMPACT ON OUR COMMUNITY HAS BEEN

A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE. HUMAN OPTIONS WILL CONTINUE

LONG INTO THE FUTURE TO PROVIDE SAFETY, HEALING AND A WAY

FORWARD TO VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, GUIDED BY A STRONG

INTERNAL LEADERSHIP TEAM AND A SUPPORTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

- VIVIAN CLECAKFOUNDING CEO, (RET.)

CELEBRATING VIVIAN

FROM YOUR PASSION AND DEDICATION, HUMAN OPTIONS WAS BORN. You have led the staff through an incredible journey of growth and have touched so many lives. You have built a “leaderful” organization and helped every staff member realize their potential as change makers who can contribute to the mission of Human Options in powerful ways. We thank you for your extraordinary leadership. – MARICELA RIOS-FAUST, CEO


OUR MISSIONHuman Options provides safe haven and life-changing programs to help abused women, their children and families rebuild their lives – and works with the community to break the cycle of domestic violence.

A world in which no woman or child should ever feel afraid in her/his home.

OUR VISION

ABOUT HUMAN OPTIONS

Founded in 1981 as a 24-hour domestic violence crisis hotline, Human Options has grown to become a multi-service, countywide agency that provides safety and support at every stage, offering residential and community-based programs and services for children, teens, adults and seniors. We provide emergency shelter, transitional housing, trauma counseling, individual, group, and children’s counseling, parenting classes, community education, legal advocacy and safe options for seniors.

THIS YEAR WE PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING SERVICES TO ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENTS:

24-hour Hotline Calls

4,224Emergency

Shelter

341Transitional

Housing

63Community-based

Services

1,435Community Education

14,162


CARING CLOSE TO HOME: COSTA MESA FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER

Amidst the many struggles and barriers that Maria faced each day, raising her teenage daughter who has significant behavioral issues has been her biggest challenge. With a history of domestic violence, she felt like her resources and support were limited. But that changed when Maria saw a Human Options flyer and learned about the specialized services available at the Costa Mesa Family Resource Center (CM FRC). Now, she’s participating in parenting classes and receiving counseling through our program. Maria is an active participant at CM FRC and—after receiving various services—says she feels supported and at ease. In partnership with Hoag Hospital and Families and Communities Together, the CM FRC opened July 1, 2015 at the Melinda Hoag Smith Center for Healthy Living. As the lead agency and partner at CM FRC, Human Options offers families prevention and intervention services such as counseling, parenting education, educational and supportive groups for victims of domestic violence, all in one place. “What we’ve created is a shared purpose and a different way of looking at services across the spectrum,” said Human Options Chief Executive Officer Maricela Rios-Faust. “Given the lack of nonprofit services in Costa Mesa, this new center has helped empower members of the community who rely on the programs to speak out and refer others in need. When somebody is in a crisis and they are able to connect with a place that demonstrates that they care, it makes a profound difference.”

LEADING THE WAY IN TRAINING HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS TO SCREEN FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Despite research showing the significant health impacts of domestic violence, it is rarely seen as a major health concern. Human Options is working to change this—making domestic violence screenings by healthcare providers as routine as an annual exam.

DURING THIS FISCAL YEAR:

97% of health care professionals said the trainings will help in providing good patient care.

92% indicated the training increased their ability to identify domestic violence exposure.

THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND HEALTH COLLECTIVE MILESTONES

2013 The Orange County Women’s Health Project identifies domestic violence as one of the top three priority health issues affecting women in Orange County.

2014 Blue Shield of California provides significant funding for Orange County to address domestic violence as a major health priority.

2015 The Domestic Violence and Health Collective is formed and Human Options is chosen as the lead agency to create a countywide training program for healthcare providers and social service professionals.

2016 Human Options and the University of California Irvine launch the first healthcare provider trainings.

97%92%


WHEN TEACHING SAFETY AT SCHOOL CHANGES LIFE AT HOME

Susie knew her parents fought a lot. She would hear them yell, and watch her father give her mother an allowance each week for groceries. After attending a Human Options “Safe Dates for Teens” program at school, she quickly realized that what was happening in her home was domestic violence. She decided to talk to her mother about what she had learned, and the services and support available through Human Options. With her daughter’s support, Susie’s mother gained the courage to engage Human Options. Today, Susie and her mother are discovering safety, healing and a way forward. Thanks to a new partnership with the Santa Ana School District, children like Susie, and their families, have more access to programs that will keep them safe from domestic violence. “Through the implementation of three specific curricula—Safe Dates, Hands are Not for Hitting and Families for Safe Dates—our goal is to educate our youth early, increase protection from abusers and decrease any risk for future abuse,” said Judith Rose, program director, Human Options Center for Children and Families. The program is estimated to reach more than 200 students, grades K through 12, and parents or caregivers, educating them on identification and alternatives to violent behavior, teen dating abuse prevention and healthy teen-caregiver relationships. Susie was able to break the cycle of abuse in her family by learning about the warning signs.

CHELSEA’S STORY: HIGHLIGHTS AN INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIP

“My memory of childhood was sparse and cracked. I suffered from nightmares, I suffered from inexplicable anger. Things were blurred,” said Chelsea, a local high school student and Human Options client. A child who grows up in a home with domestic violence lives in a constant state of chaos, unpredictability and fear. Recent studies now document what Human Options already knows: these children are at increased risk of drug and alcohol addiction, suicide, juvenile delinquency, and ultimately repeating the cycle of domestic violence in their adult relationships. “Through my therapy at Human Options, I was able to talk through my early years,” said Chelsea. “Telling my story played a big role in helping me overcome my fears.” Thanks to a generous grant from Julia and George Argyros and the Argyros Family Foundation, Human Options has been able to focus on new therapeutic interventions for children and their parents. Staff help parents to build their parenting skills, provide positive reinforcement and practice healthy communication. These positive parenting techniques along with wellness activities such as yoga and art classes create stronger, healthier parent-child bonds. “Through Human Options, my mother and I participated in a wellness group for teens. We met once a week to do yoga, art, and share our experiences. The group helped me learn to take care of my inner self so that I can overcome the pain of domestic violence and lead a healthier, stronger life.


LUMINARY$100,000+

Julia and George Argyros/Argyros Family Foundation

Victoria and David Collins Paula and Pat DonahueJaffe Family FoundationYvonne and Damien Jordan Orange County Community

FoundationRosemary L. Ruiz TrustSamueli FoundationSchoellerman FoundationKeith Swayne and Family

AMBASSADOR$50,000-$99,999

Kate and Tim DucheneSusan and Bruce EdwardsSharon and Terry Hartshorn Joe MacPherson FoundationOrange County United WayKaty and Jack SchoellermanThe Allen FamilyUeberroth Family Foundation

CHAMPION$25,000-$49,999

AnonymousCinda and Steve Churm Pat and Paula Donahue

Family Foundation FundEdwards LifesciencesKaren and Scott Green Nancy Handel, Handel

Sunrise Foundation Julie HillHoag Memorial Hospital

PresbyterianNational Charity League,

Newport ChapterO.L. Halsell FoundationThe Hon. Sheila Prell

Sonenshine (ret.) and Ygal Sonenshine

Kerri and Danny Sonenshine The Keith and Judy Swayne

Family FoundationJean and Tim WeissWeyerhaeuser Family

Foundation

REBUILDER$10,000-$24,999

Bonnie and Tom AbateAllen Charitable Lead

Annuity TrustGinger and Tony AllenBank of America Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Diane Biagianti and Mike

RovereCharitable Ventures of OC/

OC Womens Health Project

Vivian ClecakCoreLogicNancy W. and Victor Dahan Fluor CorporationArtyn and Max GardnerGeorge Hoag Family

FoundationGood Friends of Human

OptionsEllen and Donald GoodwinDonna HansenIn-N-Out Burger FoundationKaiser PermanenteKea Simon - CRUTMichele and Abdo KhouryKPMG LLPLincoln Financial Group Tessa and Dan Maas

Erin and Todd MeyerMinyard Morris LLPMRB Charitable Trust

FoundationMara and Keith Murray Pacific Life FoundationBarbara Roberts Diana and Peter Robertson Deb Rodriguez and Terry

TheologidesSisters of St. Joseph

Healthcare FoundationJulia Demlow Sofferman and

Jeff Sofferman Taco Bell CorporationThe Bill Holmes Charitable

TrustThe Don Yoder FoundationThe Green FoundationThe Holden Family

FoundationThe PIMCO FoundationEllen and Les ThomasElaine WeinbergWellPoint Health NetworksKristi WilletteWillette Charitable

FoundationNancy Youngman

LEADER$5,000-$9,999

Janis and Scott AllenAmerican Academy of

Matrimonial Lawyers (Southern CA Chapter)

DeeDee AndersonAli and Bob Bartholomew

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS WHO DONATED BETWEEN07/01/15 & 06/30/16


Carolyn and William BeaverLaura BenzKarla Kraft and Anderee

Berengian Katherine and Howard BlandKathy Brown Dorene and Lee ButlerCarol and Jeff CarlileCashcall, Inc.Eve and Thomas Chauvel CHOC Children’s FoundationDonnie CrevierKim and Steve Davis Celina DokaPriscilla and Ranney DraperLaurie and Steve DuncanFar West Restaurant Group,

LLCFrome Family FoundationEllen GordonLisa and David HummelbergScharrell JacksonKnobbe, Martens, Olson &

BearLacewing FoundationLatham & Watkins LLPLon V. Smith FoundationCraig ManchesterAnn McDonaldNational Charity League-

IrvineNationwide Health

Properties, Inc.Newmeyer & Dillion LLPDebra and Thomas NicholsNordstrom, Inc.Orange County Bar

Association Charitable Fund

Orange County United Way - Women’s Philanthropy Fund

Palmieri, Tyler, Wiener, Wilhelm & Waldron LLP

Wendy and Dale Peterson Rager Resources Group, LLCResources Global

Professionals

Lisa RomesserElizabeth SteeleScott StephensonStradling Yocca Carlson &

Rauth, P.C.Marilyn and Tom Sutton The Allergan FoundationThe Capital Group

Companies Charitable Foundation

The Cirila FundThe Wohl Family FundWilliam Thompson Vanguard Charitable

Endowment ProgramVentas Realty Limited

PartnershipAimee and Tom WeisnerMiriam and Ryan Wilkinson

SUSTAINER$2,500-$4,999

Timery AllenJerome BarrSally and Aaron BartzLinda and John BennerMarcia and John CashionNoelle and Joe FerrentinoFidelity CharitableSusan and Steve GuistoColby and Andrew GrayHelen F. Adams & Alan E.

Adams Charitable TrustSandi Bernhagen-Jackson

and Doug JacksonJessica and Rob KlausnerLaguna Beach Community

FoundationLevecke Family FoundationBarb and Greg MacGilivrayAnne MacPhersonCaroline and Todd MarchantMAXIMUS FoundationPat and Ed McFarlandGreg McGuffLynne and Doug McLeishNancy and Michael MeyerNiki Mitchell and Peter

MarutsosNorthern Trust Bank of

California N.A.OneOCOrange County Women

Lawyers AssociationNathan OwensTerri and Douglas Pasquale

Karen Rager-Takeda and Stephen Takeda

Patti and Chris RoseTamie RusEllen Shockro, Ph.D. and

Jack ShawAnn and Richard SimSpireon, Inc.The Center ClubThe Dhont Family

FoundationIvo TjanWeintraub TobinBob WhalenJill Williams

PARTNER$1,000-$2,499

Evelyn and James Allen Susan Allen AnonymousAragon Affordable Housing

Inc.Jeanne and Gregory BairdSharlene BakerHancock BanningBig Canyon Country ClubKathleen BuchananRenee and Vito CanusoBarbara and David ClineCornelius ColaoCrowell MoringWendy and Michael CuppsCarmela and Benjamin DuGloria and Michael DulaEbell Club of Laguna BeachKurt EggertMaricela Rios-Faust and Gary

FaustFirst AmericanEmily and Daniel FlynnAdrian Foley Milli Fredricks Melinda GomezTerry HackettChristine Hallen-BergEllen HarrisPam and Dave HarveyDave HibbardVirginia and Bob Hilton Amy and Duane JensenMichele Johnson Kaiser PermanenteRochelle and Adam KarrJoanne and Dennis Keith Myra and Larry

Kirschenbaum

Karen KlammerAnabel and John KonwiserSteve LaneJaye Ruth LevyBeth and Randy LuceCraig Ludwin Nancy ManettaJoan and Bruce MayMeathead MoversNikki and Joel MilibandAimee MillerLinda and Michael MorrisAllison MotherwayRoberta and Peter

MuhlemanMary Jo MursaCatherine and Steve MuzzyRandy NesbittAnnie NgTricia NicholsFred NunezAnnette and Joseph OltmansParker AerospaceMeesh and Graham PierceCharlene PragerWhitney and Michael PrattShirley and Steve

QuackenbushLisa QuinnMarley and Ronald RaetherDori Rodi-ShryockDr. Pat Roth and Stacy Roth Tina and Bob RussellSchwab CharitableJoy Schaefer-Skaggs and

Greg SkaggsJo SkibbyStacey SmithAllyson and Coby

Sonenshine Frank SpittleSt. Kilian ChurchJesyca TangJane and Richard TaylorThe New York Community

TrustThe Rani, Malli & Lalitha

Varanasi FundSusan ThomasTriMark RaygalJinhy Yoon and John TzeUnion BankGary Van ArnamSocorro VasquezSue and Monty WaltzLetha and Jim WaterhouseCarol and Kent Wilken Woman’s Club of OrangeForrest Wylder


SUPPORTER$500-$999

John Abraham Donald AbramsLori AndersonPaula and Brad Arnold Michelle AszterbaumNancy BaileyTerry Benson Barbara BozmanCalAtlantic Group, Inc.Antonella Castro Catalina Carpet Mills, Inc.Change A Life FoundationCrevier Classic CarsMarie and Tim CrossonCucina EnotecaRebecca and Bobby

DesmoreDoug DeYoungCindy and Greg Dillion David DremannEva’s TrunkLewis FeldmanTony FerrentinoJessica and Daniel Fine Scott GladstoneMadaline and Stephen

Gordon Mike and Ellie Gordon Tijana and Paul Hamilton Beth and Erik HigginsJoey Hinojosa Steve Hittelman John Hueston Robert Hummel Hunsaker & Associates Irvine,

Inc.Charles Hurst Cary HydenRuth Hyson Joyce Jack Marion Jamgochian John Burns Real Estate

ConsultingDelores JohnsonKelly and Jeff JohnstonJill and Greg Jones Suzie KaneStephen Kaufman Philip KoppKyle KringLaguna Beach United

Methodist ChurchDrew LambertVicki and Andy LazereLos Angeles Harbor Grain

Terminal

Cheryl Lynch Linda and John LynesAngie and Ryan ManningJames MayerDeborah and Henry MayhewMelin Family Foundation

Fund Mesa Verde United

Methodist ChurchMichael B. Allmon &

Associates, Certified Public Accountants

Kathleen MillerBrandon MoodyDemetria MooreMorgan Stanley Global

Impact Funding Trust, Inc.Margi and John Murray Newport Harbor Elks LodgeDanielle Oakley Patricia and John O’Donnell O’Donnell Management

CompanyOpus Community

FoundationOrange Coast Unitarian

Universalist ChurchSue and Dave ParrSuzanne and Jack Peltason Kristen and Mark PerlmutterNancy and Edward PollardJeff RoosDiane Rossi Craig SmithSpectrum Risk Management

& Insurance Services, LLCSue and Ralph Stern Patrick StraderRouz TabaddoPaul TetzloffThe Halton GroupJohn TolmanJulie and Jim UlcickasUnited Health GroupSusanna VakiliJeff Van Hoosear and Greg

McCollumSandra Wallace BlaydowKai Wang William WeinbergKaren Wilson Dale Winchell Dan Young

ADVOCATE$250-$499

Mike Afergan Gia AltrecheWendy BallardNancy BessetteAnita Meister-Boyd and Larry

BoydEllen BreitmanAnna and Tyler BrowerKaren BrowerLeigh CarmanJim and Ronnie CavanaughJunko and David ChengCombined Federal

Campaign NCA 0990Lori CurtisCarol and Rick Dalton Katie and Greg DanielsonChristine DevarennePatricia Devlin-DriskelBrenda and Tony DiNinoMarci and Joe DuBoisDr. Liza Eshilian-OatesShirin ForootanDwight FrindtTia GoldenCheryl and Bruce GraberCecilia GranadosKatheryn HazeKathy and Dan Hedigan Shelley and Alan HossLenna JenningsRobert JonesNancy KempLisa and David KingMandy LeeDebbie Maddi Terry and Angelo MaroutsosDana and John MelsomChris O’ConnorDarla and Jeff Olson Emily OuztsLauren and Richard PackardTami and Dennis ParrottPasskeys FoundationKendra PuyearDaniel ReesArya SadeghiLonnie SeideRonna ShipmanJonathan and Leslie

Skorheim Colleen Stanton Steven Stein Morgan and Lance Stern Jane Stoever, JDKim Tavares

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

TruistTustin Area Woman’s ClubIsabelle Villasenor Moujan WalkowLori and Robert WarmingtonKyle and Erin WarnerWarnick, Maestas & Maroney,

CPA’s, IrvineRobert WeinbergErin WilsonMadeline Zuckerman Buffy Zwirner and Eric Kuyper

FRIEND$100-$249

Zach and Dan AbramsMicki AdcockMerit and Mike AlbaidyAnonymousFrances and John ApplegateMichelle BarnettLonnie BartzShanda BeachCarli and John BeckmanBrenna and Keegan BellBellissima Consignment

BoutiqueDaniel BenjaminStacy BierleinJennifer and Louis BojorquezKelley BolarTiffany BonandoChristy BravoMark BridgeSharon Buck Inge BunnRobert Bush Jennifer and G.K. CagleTony CastilloCharity Partners FoundationLogan ChurmJanet Clany Kenton Clayton Mark CzepielDaughters of Norway (Turid

Jespersen #44)Mary DedeauxSandra DeFalcoGayle DemsherDonna DevineSam EagleLois and David Erickson Cheryl and Donald Esmond Sandy FainbargBrenda FarhatChandra Fechtelkotter


Doreen FincherChristine FontanaKaren and Bill GallioKathleen and Bob Gast Denise GiambalvoTerry Goldfarb-LeeThomas GrayCarolyn and Michael GreeneJon GrazerDr. Patricia GriffinMonica Guillena Beth HallettTeri HardkeElizabeth and Dave Hasson Heather Haworth Michelle HolbertSusan Hoover-MillerBarbara and John Horton Danielle JonesJust GiveMindy KarroKathryn KellerRusty KennedySommer KillianIrene KinoshitaJohn KleinStacy KramerLance LabelleJoann LeatherbyJustin LewisFrancine LightKaren LoweryReagan and Nancy Martin Linda MayedaRejan McCaskillHugh McCutcheonK. McDonaldAddie McHaleKatherine McLeishTania MenjivarCourtney MillerJohn and Barbara MossGwen MurakamiVidya MurthyNancy NeudorfKara NooneSteffanie OatmanDenise OgawaKristen and Richard O’NeillShannon ParsonsAnn PetersonJolene and Mark PetersonBetty Mower Potalivo and

Ken PotalivoKarla PosadasIsabelle PrescottMelinda QueathemMary QuinlanBrenda RamirezNikole Reed

Craig ReemMarty RemmellJacqueline RoederShawn RoelkeKathy RosenbergerHeidi and Geoff RothbardDarlene RussoSaint Nicholas Catholic

ChurchCathy SalserSusan SampsonRon SchoenbaumRonna ShipmanJasmine ShodjaSilicon Valley Community

FoundationLinda SilverEllen SmallJanice SmithSpectrum Wine AuctionsKaris and Dave StraussSugar Press Girls, LLCSynchrony FinancialEarleen ThomasCarol TipperDavid and Kelly TofoloPaula and David TomeiRobert TraverPatty and Jim TurrellLouise UphamSusan VavakRobin VoetBryan Wahl Sara WarnerMeg WeidnerDebra and George WilfertWarren WilliamsSandra WirtaBarbara WirtschafterWomen4OCSandra WoodYourCauseJackie Zitnik

HUMAN OPTIONS GOVERNMENT GRANTS FROM JULY 1, 2015 – JUNE 30, 2016

CalWorks Families and Communities Together (FACT) Corbin

FACT Community Health Enrichment Collaborative

FACT Costa Mesa FACT Minnie Street FACT South County Orange County Community Resources (formerly Presley)

Strong Families Strong Children Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Irvine

CDBG Newport Beach CDBG Santa Ana CDBG Lake Forest HUD Operating


IN KIND GIFTS20th Century FoxAssistance League of IrvineAssisteens of IrvineAuto Club of Southern

CaliforniaMike BalzerBath & Body Works #0543Barbara BelfiendJudy and Ray BrandtBurbank Ranch WineryJoAne BurnsCenter for Spiritual Living -

Laguna WoodsChange A Life FoundationChateau InteriorsChoice Designs by

HealthLinkCLi Worldwide

TransportationJenna and Dan CooperAnn Crane Sophie and Larry CripeLinda CruzThe Family EnriquezExchange Club of Newport

HarborFirecracker Huntington

Beach RyonoFour Seasons Resort MauiGeorge T. Hall CompanyGirl Scout Troop #2695Cathy GoldbergJennifer HainingKatie HaraCaroline Harkins Christine Hauser and the

State Farm StaffHilton Grand Vacations ClubIl Barone RistoranteINCA Relief USAIrvine Company Retail

PropertiesMaggie JenkinsShannon KennedyKindred HospitalCathleen LauferMardan School

Meathead MoversMelinda MassonDereck MooreJessica and Thomas MorenoOrange Theory Newport

BeachLiz Pak-WongSue ParksMarcia PendjerWinston’s Crown JewelersAleisha RindoneSaddleback AngelsSchramsberg VineyardsSolugenix Corp.South Coast Plaza

ManagementState Farm Agency (Gary

Critchfield)Traci StubblerThe Church Of Jesus Christ

Of Latter-Day Saints; Lake Forest

The Halal GuysThe Winery Restaurant &

Wine BarUCI CAREVictoria’s SecretWinston’s Crown Jewelers

LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS

Helen F. and Alan E. Adams Charitable Trust

Ashbrook Family Trust

Catherine BowersEstate of Elizabeth BrenemanVivian Clecak and John PriczVictoria Collins, Ph. D.The Ethel C. Correll TrustSophie and Larry CripeDorothy M. Booth Charitable

TrustArtyn and Max GardnerShirley and Glen Gellatly

Charitable TrustElizabeth GregorySandra HallSharon and Terry HartshornDavid HendryxCandy and Ron HessScott HughesJames IversonCarolyne JohnsonEstate of Ann Lawson KarshDorothy KarsonKea Simon - CRUTMyriam KeyesMichele and Abdo KhouryAnita LevinLucienne Cahill TrustEstate of Virginia MartinLorraine Remby and Tom

MoebusBetty Mower Potalivo

Margi and John MurrayNancy and Scott NygrenArlene PaveyMargaret PiacentiMarvin W. and Harriet C.

Reimer Charitable TrustPatricia RoseRosemary L. Ruiz TrustKaty and Jack SchoellermanSusan ShalitEllen Shockro, Ph.D. and

Jack ShawJo SkibbyJudy and Keith SwayneJane and Richard TaylorLibby TobinGary Van ArnamSusan VavakVerrill Family TrustJean and Tim WeissLaverne WheelerAnne WrightH. YolenCarole Zavala


FINANCIALS FISCAL YEAR END JUNE 30, 2016*

REVENUE SOURCES

Government Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,731,494 31%

Private Grants & Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $527,500 9%

Individual Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,586,245 46%

Benefit Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $622,693 11%

Earned Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $125,684 3%

TOTAL $5,593,616

* We received various pledges in the amount of $1.5M from the Legacy Campaign to fund the Organization’s programs over the next 4 years.

EXPENSE CATEGORY

Program Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,561,084 77%

Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $509,023 11%

General & Management Cost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $549,023 12%

TOTAL $4,619,130

77% 11% 12%

31%GOVERNMENT GRANTS

11%BENEFIT EVENTS

3%EARNED REVENUE

9%PRIVATE GRANTS &

FOUNDATIONS

46%INDIVIDUAL GIFTS


BRIDGE TO THE FUTURE FUNDA LEGACY CAMPAIGN HONORING HUMAN OPTIONS FOUNDER VIVIAN CLECAK

This year, the Bridge to the Future Fund was launched to further recognize Vivian’s 34 years of service and significant impact, while assisting Human Options through a successful leadership transition. We are incredibly grateful for the donors who made generous and heartfelt contributions to guarantee that Human Options will continue to provide safety, healing and a way forward to families experiencing domestic violence.

SUSTAINING PILLARSSusan and Bruce Edwards

Jean and Tim Weiss

PILLARS OF ESTEEMThe Tony Allen Family

Victoria and David CollinsPaula and Pat Donahue

Green Family FundJulie Hill

Jaffe Family FoundationYvonne and Damien Jordan

Samueli FoundationThe Schoellerman Foundation

PILLARS OF HONORKate and Tim Duchene

Joe MacPherson FoundationO’Melveny & Myers and Alumni

Diane Biagianti and Michael Rovere, Kate and Tim Duchene, Shelly and Alan Heyduk,

Rochelle and Adam Karr, Dana Klein and Jay Herron, Elizabeth and Drew McKeen, Danielle and Jamie Oakley, Jolene and Mark Peterson,

Wendy and Dale Peterson, Deb Rodriguez and Terry Theologides, Aimee Weisner and

Tom Saeman, Venita and Todd WulffsonKerri and Danny Sonenshine

The Hon. Sheila Prell Sonenshine (ret.) and Ygal Sonenshine

ADDITIONAL GENEROUS DONORSAmerican Academy for Matrimonial

LawyersKatherine Bland Cinda and Steve ChurmCirila FundCelina DokaGood Friends of Human Options

Colby and Andrew GrayCarolyn KleinKarla Kraft and Anderee BerengianJaye Ruth Levy Erin and Todd MeyerLinda and Michael Morris, Minyard Morris LLPDiana and Peter Robertson

Deb Rodriguez and Terry TheologidesPatti and Chris RoseAnn and Dick SimJulia Demlow Sofferman and Jeff

SoffermanMarilyn and Tom SuttonEllen and Les Thomas


LIVES CHANGED WITH YOUR DONATION

DID YOU KNOW?

Donations allow us to provide women and children who have experienced abuse with safety, healing and a way forward. Contributions also fund counseling, legal advocacy, education programs, and elder abuse prevention.

OTHER WAYS TO GIVE

Memorial and honorary gifts allow you to remember a loved one or celebrate a special occasion while contributing to Human Options.

Leave a legacy by including Human Options in your estate and tax planning.

In-kind donations provide basic necessities and help families create a new home after entering our shelter. View the wish list at humanoptions.org.

Our Holiday Program makes the holiday season much brighter for many families who are rebuilding their lives. From adopting a family and providing presents, to donating to our holiday boutique, there are many opportunities to give back at the end of year.

You can also support Human Options by attending our Fall Luncheon or Serious Fun gala.

Learn more and participate in Sisterhood and Men in Motion.

For more information, please contact Lauren Gonzalez at (949) 737.5242, ext. 213 or lgonzalez@ humanoptions. org.

For more information about ways to donate, contact Nora Caldwell at (949) 737.5242, ext. 211 or [email protected].

Donations can be made electronically or by check. We accept all major credit cards (American Express, Discover, MasterCard, or Visa). Visit humanoptions.org to learn more.

MORE THAN HALF OF OUR BUDGET IS FUNDED BY PRIVATE DONATIONS.69%

YOU CAN MAKE A ONE-TIME GIFT OR MAKE IT RECURRING – $5 A WEEK ADDS UP TO $260 IN ONE YEAR AND ONLY $10 A MONTH EQUALS $120 AT YEAR-END.

EVERY $100 PROVIDES ONE FAMILY WITH ONE FULL DAY OF SAFETY AND HEALING AT OUR EMERGENCY SHELTER.


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Documents

ANNUAL REPORT - Human Options · 2016-12-07 · Dear Friends, In 1981, four remarkable women – Carolyn Churm, Margaret Thoreau, Anne Wright and our founding Executive Director Vivian