FISCAL YEAR - CHAI Dallas...Herbert Shore, Ed.D* Michael Todres Honorary Life Member H.S. (Buddy) Rosenthal *of Blessed Memory CHAEF 392,000 12% Special Event 290,620 9% Contributions

November 1, 2018 – October 31, 2019

Helping adults with intellectual disabilities lead meaningful lives

11615 Forest Central Dr., Suite 100Dallas, Texas 75243

A PARTNER AGENCY OF THE

ANNUAL REPORT2019

Living the CHAI LIFE includes meaningful participa-tion in the COMMUNITY. CHAI joined hundreds at ADL’s Walk Against Hate.

Spending time with VOLUNTEERS is a big part of Living the CHAI LIFE. Thank you Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas and Moishe House for including CHAI in the annual Good Deeds Day project.

Caring STAFF members make sure that Living the CHAI LIFE puts a smile on the faces of CHAI residents!

Expenses •Admin CentralOfficeExpenses,•Fundraising Printing,Postage,EventExpenses• Programs Resident and Client Care (including salaries) Transportation and Activities

Revenues • CHAEF Distribution from Endowment Funds • Special Event CHAI Life event at Reunion Tower• Contributions Annual Campaign, Tributes, Grants • Client Services State Reimbursement and Client Payments

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

November 1, 2018 – October 31, 2019FISCAL YEAR

FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

WE TOOK IT TO THE TOP FOR OUR 36TH YEAR!

11615 Forest Central Drive, Suite 100 Dallas, Texas 75243 Tel 214.373.8600 Fax 214.373.8601 chaidallas.org

Licensed by TX Health and Human Services Commission and Certified by Texas Workforce Solutions

“A PARTNER AGENCY OF THE”

COMMUNITY HOMES FOR ADULTS, INC.Helping adults with intellectual disabilities lead meaningful lives

2019 CHAI BOARD

OfficersDavid RomickPresident

Elise DonoskyPresident-Elect

Melissa AckermanVice President

Joel BrookVice President

Julie GoodmanVice President

Jim ListonImmediate Past President

Chief Executive OfficerLisa J. Brodsky, MSSW

Executive CommitteeMembers at LargeBrian BertcherMinnie BlackwellBeverly GoldmanBetsy KleinmanRicki ShapiroMarian Spitzberg

Board of DirectorsJackie AusteinBecca BodzyAdam DiamondJanis GailKaren HartHoward HerskowitzStaci MankoffLisa MaberryTerri RohanBeverly RosselRuthie ShorLonna Rae SilvermanDavid StanleyLori SternAdam Ulevitch

Past PresidentsSusan Bates, Ph.D.Sanford (Tex) Fagadau, Ph.D. *Barbara GlazerMilton J. (Bill) Greene*Barbara GutowMarcy HelfandFlorence KramerMilton P. Levy Jr. *Jim ListonCarmen Miller Michael Ph.D. *David MillheiserCheryl Moore*Stuart MorseJohn RosenbergLarry SchoenbrunHerbert Shore, Ed.D*Michael TodresAllen Udisky

Honorary Life MemberH.S. (Buddy) Rosenthal

*of Blessed Memory

CHAEF 392,000 12%Special Event 290,620 9%Contributions 542,659 16%Client Services 2,125,665 63%

3,350,944 100%

CHAEF Distribution from Endowment FundsSpecial Event CHAI Life event at the PerotContributions Annual Campaign, Tributes, GrantsClient Services State Reimbursement & Client Payments

Support & Revenue

Revenues

CHAEF $392,000

12%Special Event

$290,620 9%

Contributions $542,659

16%Client Services

$2,125,665 63%

Programs 2,725,435 85%Fundraising 317,447 10%Administration 168,832 5%

3,211,714 100%

Admin Central Office ExpensesFundraising Printing, Postage, Event ExpensesPrograms Resident & Client Care (including salaries)

Transportation & Activities

Functional Expenses

Expenses

Programs $2,725,435

85%

Fundraising $317,447

10%

Administration $168,832

5%

$36,000 to $56,000Anne and Alan Feld

Leo and Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation/

Beverly and Joe Goldman

Staci and Jeff Mankoff *Patricia and Andrew Michael

$15,000Anonymous

Pioneer Natural Resources

Roy and Esther Barzune Stein

Endowment Fund *Wal-Dot Foundation

$10,000Fran and Mark Berg

$5,000 to $6,500Dawn and Todd Aaron

Carolee Blumin

Nancy Nasher and David Haemisegger

Betsy and Mark Kleinman *Susan and Allyn Kramer *Raelaine and Paul Radnitz

Marian and Jack Spitzberg

$3,600 to $4,999Carol and Steve Aaron

Katherine Albert

Minnie and Keith Blackwell

Becca and Allen Bodzy *Cathy and Joel Brook

Carol and Stuart Morse

Ricki and Gabe Shapiro

VeritexCommunityBank

$2,000 to $3,999Carla Brandt

Lori and Michael Cohen *Elise and Robert Donosky

Ynette and Jim Hogue *Louise Kahn Endowment Fund *Shirley Morris

Karen Dubrow and David Romick

Kerri and John Rosenberg

Beverly and Cary Rossel

Lori and Adam Stern

Nancy Kasten and David Stern

Nancy and Jerry Szor *Linda and Happy Webberman

Karen and Howard Weiner

$1,800Anonymous

Kimberly S. Bates Foundation/

Susan and Evan Bates

Stacey and Chuck Butler

Eileen and Stanley Franklin

Janis and Dan Gail

Chortek and Gambino Families

Barbara and Larry Glazer *Herbert Goldberg Company/

Lauren and Robert Goldberg

Shelli and Marshall Goldberg

Marcy Helfand

Ann Kahn *Judy and Jeff Kogutt *Ann and Michael Ochstein *Laurie and Todd Platt

The Retail Connection/

Lisa and Steve Lieberman

Ruthie and Alan Shor

Melissa Anne and Jonathan Rubenstein

Celia and Larry Schoenbrun *Howard Schultz *Jeri Lyn and Jeff Sebert

Sam Utay *Gerald L. Ray and Associates/

Wealthstreet Investment Advisors

Hilarie and Peter Weinstock

Lois Wolf

$1,080 to $1,799Anonymous

Melissa and Baer Ackerman

Justin Aurbach

Jill and Alan Bach

Lisa Brodsky and Beth Young

Bland Garvey Accountants

Carr, Riggs and Ingram, LLC

Sandy and Ron Cohen

Cheryl and Randy Colen

Barbara and Michael Donsky

Nanci and Don Dubrow

Ragen and Roy Elterman

Sandy and Todd Estes

Laura and Rich Fine

Karen Hart and Jeffrey Fischer

Jill and Robert Fischer

Angela Horowitz French and Doug French

Lisa and Jeff Genecov

Rozelle and Richard Gilman *Lisa and Neil Goldberg

Joyce and Wayne Goodowitz

Elaina and Gary Gross

Barbara and Bill Gutow

Sandy Hancock

Greta and Howard Herskowitz

Carole Ann and Joy Hoppenstein *David and Lorraine Hoppenstein Fund/ * Marsha and Michael Lev

$1,080 to $1,799IMA, Inc.

Sandy and Mark Kaman

Carol and Mark Kreditor *Ellen and Jim Liston

Gail and Peter Loeb

Zelene and Bob Lovitt

Lisa and Mike Maberry

Marsh & McLennan Agency

Tricia and Paul Michaelson

Jana and Bob Milstein

Abigail and Grant Mindle

Bette and Gary Morchower

Neuberger Berman Investment Advisors

Pegasus Bank

Hannah and Harlan Pollock *Barbara and Stan Rabin

Morris Romick

Ann Rosenberg

Rubin Family Foundation/

Julie and Jay Liberman

Ike and Fannie Sablosky Foundation

Linda and Clint Schuhmacher

Lisa and Don Schwarz

Joan and Jerry Skibell

Cynthia and Stuart Spechler

Rhona Streit

Joanne and Charles Teichman

$1,000Anonymous (2)

Kim and Jeff Chapman

Berta Goetz *Kirschner-Bookatz Family Foundation

Carol and John Levy *Linda and Chris Najork

Elizabeth Price

Rosalie Taubman

Jackie and Steve Waldman *

$600 to $999Anonymous

Mimi Aronoff *Jackie and Ben Austein

Sol and Esther Barzune Endowment Fund *Brenda and Ron Bliss

Fran and David Eisenberg *Paddy and Barry Epstein *RoxyandBrettDiamond

$540Bob Cooper

Irma Grossman


Laura Leventhal

Patty and David Miller

Janine and Charles Pulman

Barney Young

$500Mary Lee and Michael Broder

Tracey and Jacob Cherner

Ruth Cowan

Cynergy

Louise Eiseman

Cecelia and Stanley Feld *Lisa and David Genecov *Susan and Martin Golman

Sally and Michael Jungreis

Judy and Harold Kaye

Patricia and Howard Kraines

Marilyn and Allan Neustadt

Myra and Stuart Prescott *Peachy Rudberg

Jan and Michael Schrimmer

Sally and Ira Silverman

Helga and Gerardo Weinstein *

$360 to $450Sheri and Larry Berk

Nicole and Kevin Cooper

Susie and Joel Carp

Tammy and Adam Diamond

Tracy and Jamison Hochster

Janet and Gary Kaner

Mary Jo Kleiman-Koven and Louis Koven

Eileen and Aaron Kreisler

Rachel and Isaac Leventon

Betty and Jay Lorch

Emily and Joseph Maberry

Bobbie and Richard Massman

J’Nan McNanaman

Cindy and Irving Munn

Shari and Ira Nevelow

Philip Prentice

Aaron Refoua

Serena Ritch

Terry and Bert Romberg

Sally and Rick Rosenberg

George Rothkopf

Carolyn and Wyatt Rousseau

Elaine Sheft

A Message from the CHAI Board President and CHAI CEO

In 2019, CHAI took many proactive steps to improve quality in the current year and plan for improvements many years into the future. CHAI implemented a new staff-training program providing a more intensive new employee training with built in follow-up trainings for reinforcement of processes, as well as hired a full time nurse, thanks to a long term grant from the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas.

CHAI worked with a consultant who is an expert in creating and analyzing surveys to revamp the annual satisfaction survey to solicit more feedback that is actionable. Lisa and I held one on one meetings with all in-town resident relatives to review findings from the Aging Task Force. At these meetings, we discussed ways CHAI is working to ensure continuity of support to allow residents to live safely and with dignity for as long as CHAI can provide the best level of care. Every year, the Health and Human Services Commission audits CHAI to ensure our HCS homes and Assisted Living home are properly run. CHAI received a 100% score for the audit this year. Our Wolens program continues to plan fun and engaging social programs for those we serve. The State Fair was probably the biggest hit!

We had a group of families, staff and board members travel to Austin to advocate on behalf of our residents. We spoke with our state legislators so they understand the need for more funds to support our programs. The Special Needs Partnership of Jewish Family Service honored CHAI and Temple Emanu-El for the outstanding support and programs in the special needs community. Most all of our residents participated in the Walk Against Hate sponsored by the Anti-Defamation League. We joined our entire community to celebrate diversity and combat Anti-Semitism.

CHAI achieved another consecutive year of successful fiscal performance. Our Annual Campaign as well as our special event, Living the CHAI LIFE, met their fundraising targets. This accomplishment, as well as sound budgetary management by our staff, enabled CHAI to cover its costs in 2019. CHAI continues to be dependent on the generosity of donors. CHAI’s costs continue to rise and in 2019, the State of Texas funding to support CHAI’s programs remained lower than the cost of providing quality services.

Volunteers and community involvement continue to bring meaning and increased quality of life to our residents. With your participation, the CHAI residents and non-resident clients continue their growth. Our residents and staff appreciate your dedication and continued support!

Thank you all for supporting CHAI,

David Romick Lisa BrodskyBoard President Chief Executive Officer

David Romick

Lisa Brodsky

Community Homes for Adults, Inc. Community Homes for Adults, Inc.

(CHAI) is a non-sectarian, non-(CHAI) is a non-sectarian, non-

profit corporation under Jewish profit corporation under Jewish

auspices that provides programs auspices that provides programs

and services to enable adults with and services to enable adults with

intellectual disabilities to live full, intellectual disabilities to live full,

rich lives in a safe environment and rich lives in a safe environment and

to meaningfully participate in the to meaningfully participate in the

community. community.

For 36 years, CHAI has fulfilled For 36 years, CHAI has fulfilled

this mission serving families in the this mission serving families in the


Often those who are caring for

a loved one with an intellectual

disability will ask:

“Who will take care of my adult

child (or sibling) when I no longer

can?”

CHAI has been there to answer:

“We will” for many families over

the past few decades. With the

support of our generous donors,

we will be able to continue to do

so for years into the future. On

behalf of those families we say:

“Thank You!”

All Donors to the 2019 Annual Campaign and Sponsors of CHAI LIFE at Reunion Towerhave helped our residents live a meaningful life!

Contributions of $180 and above are listed here

2019 CHAI LIFE SPONSORS AND MISSION STATEMENT $360 to $450Nancy and James SheltonJudy and Hal Sommer

Denise and Sheldon Tauben

Sandra and David Veeder

Natalie and Michael Waldman

Alison and Michael Weinstein

Rori and Benton Williams

Ilene and Perry Zidow

Terri and Adam Zoblotsky


Carol Alkek

Phyllis Alper-Blood

Gillian and Steve Baron

Barbara Bell

Carol and Edward Burger

BarbaraDevereux

Wyona and Maurice Efune

Jerry Ely

Myra and Larry Gingold

Rita Sue and Alan Gold *Lori and Rick Golman

Roslyn and Gordon Goldstein

Bill Goodman

Lois Gordon Endowment Fund *Wendy and David Haynes

Cindy Kosley

Patti and Alfred Levy

Nancy Marcus

Dee Dee and Bob Miller

Sandy Nachman

Ruth Robinson

Shelley and Mike Rosen

Lisa and Steve Rudner

Janice Schrimmer

Shawn Stanley

Phyllis and Ron Steinhart

Alla and Vladimar Tsurkan

Sheri and Allen Udisky

Janet and Alan Weissman

Carol and Mark Wigder

UNRESTRICTED GRANTS:Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

$35,907 - Core Allocation

Feldman Family Foundation TX

$15,000

William and Sylvia Zale Foundation * $10,000The Pollock Foundation

$5,000

DESIGNATED GRANTS: Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

$75,000 - Full-time Registered Nurse

Orien Levy Woolf and Dr. Jack Woolf Charitable Foundation

$65,000 - Day Habilitation and Community Relations

Sam Roosth Foundation

$15,000 - Todd House Renovation


$10,000 - Supportive Employment


$5,000 - Life Skills Training

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS:Appdynamics, Inc.

$500

Congregation Beth Torah

$500

Nancy Ann and Ray L. Hunt

$10,000 - In Memory of Katherine Bauer

Julie Goodman

$1,000 - 2019 Annual Meeting Reception Sponsor

Linda Rae Bomash Fund/ * Barbara and Larry Glazer

$250 - Employee of the Year Award

Sarah Lipinsky


BEQUESTS:Fagadau Living Trust

$25,562.50

Estate of Miriam Star

$10,000

GRANTS AND SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$180Anonymous

Rusti and Howard Bell

Jane and Michael Berkowitz

Lynn and Mark Bernstien

Lottye Brodsky Lyle and Bobby Lyle

Barbara and Barry Brown

Taryn and Eddie Daniels

Ellen Feibel

Marilyn Fiedelman

Kathryn and Robert Frish

Bobby Gibbs

Karen Glanger

Ellen Sher and Stanton Goldman

Frances Goodman

Cheryl and Andy Halpern

Frances and Allan Harris

Joyce and Jim Horton

Chantal and Ilan Itzhakov

Mark Jacobs

Linda and Murray Johnson

Florence Kramer

Elaine Krolik

Harold Krom

Ruth and Larry Kullman

Jeffrey Kurz

Ruth Litwin

Julie and Michael Lowenkron

Reesa and Ken Portnoy

Mark Romick

Rita and Buddy Rosenthal

Merle Rubin

Connie Rudick

Cristie and Rodney Schlosser *Meri-Kay Star

Congregation Shearith Israel

Joseph and Helen Swiff Memorial Fund *Adam Ulevitch

Polly Weisberg

Gay Winter

ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS

* Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation* Fund of the Dallas Foundation* FundofCommunitiesFoundationofTexas





ANNUAL REPORT2019






SUPPORT AND REVENUE


FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES






2019 CHAI BOARD












*of Blessed Memory


3,350,944 100%


Support & Revenue

Revenues

CHAEF $392,000

12%Special Event

$290,620 9%


16%Client Services

$2,125,665 63%


3,211,714 100%



Functional Expenses

Expenses

Programs $2,725,435

85%


10%


5%

$36,000 to $56,000Anne and Alan Feld

Leo and Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation/

Beverly and Joe Goldman

Staci and Jeff Mankoff *Patricia and Andrew Michael

$15,000Anonymous


Roy and Esther Barzune Stein

Endowment Fund *Wal-Dot Foundation

$10,000Fran and Mark Berg

$5,000 to $6,500Dawn and Todd Aaron

Carolee Blumin

Nancy Nasher and David Haemisegger

Betsy and Mark Kleinman *Susan and Allyn Kramer *Raelaine and Paul Radnitz

Marian and Jack Spitzberg

$3,600 to $4,999Carol and Steve Aaron

Katherine Albert

Minnie and Keith Blackwell

Becca and Allen Bodzy *Cathy and Joel Brook

Carol and Stuart Morse

Ricki and Gabe Shapiro

VeritexCommunityBank

$2,000 to $3,999Carla Brandt

Lori and Michael Cohen *Elise and Robert Donosky

Ynette and Jim Hogue *Louise Kahn Endowment Fund *Shirley Morris

Karen Dubrow and David Romick

Kerri and John Rosenberg

Beverly and Cary Rossel

Lori and Adam Stern

Nancy Kasten and David Stern

Nancy and Jerry Szor *Linda and Happy Webberman

Karen and Howard Weiner

$1,800Anonymous

Kimberly S. Bates Foundation/

Susan and Evan Bates

Stacey and Chuck Butler

Eileen and Stanley Franklin

Janis and Dan Gail

Chortek and Gambino Families

Barbara and Larry Glazer *Herbert Goldberg Company/

Lauren and Robert Goldberg


Marcy Helfand

Ann Kahn *Judy and Jeff Kogutt *Ann and Michael Ochstein *Laurie and Todd Platt

The Retail Connection/

Lisa and Steve Lieberman

Ruthie and Alan Shor

Melissa Anne and Jonathan Rubenstein

Celia and Larry Schoenbrun *Howard Schultz *Jeri Lyn and Jeff Sebert

Sam Utay *Gerald L. Ray and Associates/

Wealthstreet Investment Advisors

Hilarie and Peter Weinstock

Lois Wolf

$1,080 to $1,799Anonymous

Melissa and Baer Ackerman

Justin Aurbach

Jill and Alan Bach

Lisa Brodsky and Beth Young

Bland Garvey Accountants

Carr, Riggs and Ingram, LLC

Sandy and Ron Cohen

Cheryl and Randy Colen

Barbara and Michael Donsky

Nanci and Don Dubrow

Ragen and Roy Elterman

Sandy and Todd Estes

Laura and Rich Fine

Karen Hart and Jeffrey Fischer

Jill and Robert Fischer

Angela Horowitz French and Doug French

Lisa and Jeff Genecov

Rozelle and Richard Gilman *Lisa and Neil Goldberg

Joyce and Wayne Goodowitz

Elaina and Gary Gross

Barbara and Bill Gutow

Sandy Hancock

Greta and Howard Herskowitz

Carole Ann and Joy Hoppenstein *David and Lorraine Hoppenstein Fund/ * Marsha and Michael Lev

$1,080 to $1,799IMA, Inc.

Sandy and Mark Kaman

Carol and Mark Kreditor *Ellen and Jim Liston

Gail and Peter Loeb

Zelene and Bob Lovitt

Lisa and Mike Maberry

Marsh & McLennan Agency

Tricia and Paul Michaelson

Jana and Bob Milstein

Abigail and Grant Mindle

Bette and Gary Morchower

Neuberger Berman Investment Advisors

Pegasus Bank

Hannah and Harlan Pollock *Barbara and Stan Rabin

Morris Romick

Ann Rosenberg

Rubin Family Foundation/

Julie and Jay Liberman

Ike and Fannie Sablosky Foundation

Linda and Clint Schuhmacher

Lisa and Don Schwarz

Joan and Jerry Skibell

Cynthia and Stuart Spechler

Rhona Streit

Joanne and Charles Teichman

$1,000Anonymous (2)

Kim and Jeff Chapman

Berta Goetz *Kirschner-Bookatz Family Foundation

Carol and John Levy *Linda and Chris Najork

Elizabeth Price

Rosalie Taubman

Jackie and Steve Waldman *


Mimi Aronoff *Jackie and Ben Austein

Sol and Esther Barzune Endowment Fund *Brenda and Ron Bliss

Fran and David Eisenberg *Paddy and Barry Epstein *RoxyandBrettDiamond

$540Bob Cooper

Irma Grossman


Laura Leventhal

Patty and David Miller

Janine and Charles Pulman

Barney Young

$500Mary Lee and Michael Broder

Tracey and Jacob Cherner

Ruth Cowan

Cynergy

Louise Eiseman

Cecelia and Stanley Feld *Lisa and David Genecov *Susan and Martin Golman

Sally and Michael Jungreis

Judy and Harold Kaye

Patricia and Howard Kraines

Marilyn and Allan Neustadt

Myra and Stuart Prescott *Peachy Rudberg

Jan and Michael Schrimmer

Sally and Ira Silverman

Helga and Gerardo Weinstein *

$360 to $450Sheri and Larry Berk

Nicole and Kevin Cooper

Susie and Joel Carp

Tammy and Adam Diamond

Tracy and Jamison Hochster

Janet and Gary Kaner

Mary Jo Kleiman-Koven and Louis Koven

Eileen and Aaron Kreisler

Rachel and Isaac Leventon

Betty and Jay Lorch

Emily and Joseph Maberry

Bobbie and Richard Massman

J’Nan McNanaman

Cindy and Irving Munn

Shari and Ira Nevelow

Philip Prentice

Aaron Refoua

Serena Ritch

Terry and Bert Romberg

Sally and Rick Rosenberg

George Rothkopf

Carolyn and Wyatt Rousseau

Elaine Sheft

A Message from the CHAI Board President and CHAI CEO

In 2019, CHAI took many proactive steps to improve quality in the current year and plan for improvements many years into the future. CHAI implemented a new staff-training program providing a more intensive new employee training with built in follow-up trainings for reinforcement of processes, as well as hired a full time nurse, thanks to a long term grant from the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas.

CHAI worked with a consultant who is an expert in creating and analyzing surveys to revamp the annual satisfaction survey to solicit more feedback that is actionable. Lisa and I held one on one meetings with all in-town resident relatives to review findings from the Aging Task Force. At these meetings, we discussed ways CHAI is working to ensure continuity of support to allow residents to live safely and with dignity for as long as CHAI can provide the best level of care. Every year, the Health and Human Services Commission audits CHAI to ensure our HCS homes and Assisted Living home are properly run. CHAI received a 100% score for the audit this year. Our Wolens program continues to plan fun and engaging social programs for those we serve. The State Fair was probably the biggest hit!

We had a group of families, staff and board members travel to Austin to advocate on behalf of our residents. We spoke with our state legislators so they understand the need for more funds to support our programs. The Special Needs Partnership of Jewish Family Service honored CHAI and Temple Emanu-El for the outstanding support and programs in the special needs community. Most all of our residents participated in the Walk Against Hate sponsored by the Anti-Defamation League. We joined our entire community to celebrate diversity and combat Anti-Semitism.

CHAI achieved another consecutive year of successful fiscal performance. Our Annual Campaign as well as our special event, Living the CHAI LIFE, met their fundraising targets. This accomplishment, as well as sound budgetary management by our staff, enabled CHAI to cover its costs in 2019. CHAI continues to be dependent on the generosity of donors. CHAI’s costs continue to rise and in 2019, the State of Texas funding to support CHAI’s programs remained lower than the cost of providing quality services.

Volunteers and community involvement continue to bring meaning and increased quality of life to our residents. With your participation, the CHAI residents and non-resident clients continue their growth. Our residents and staff appreciate your dedication and continued support!

Thank you all for supporting CHAI,

David Romick Lisa BrodskyBoard President Chief Executive Officer

David Romick

Lisa Brodsky

Community Homes for Adults, Inc. Community Homes for Adults, Inc.

(CHAI) is a non-sectarian, non-(CHAI) is a non-sectarian, non-

profit corporation under Jewish profit corporation under Jewish

auspices that provides programs auspices that provides programs

and services to enable adults with and services to enable adults with

intellectual disabilities to live full, intellectual disabilities to live full,

rich lives in a safe environment and rich lives in a safe environment and

to meaningfully participate in the to meaningfully participate in the


For 36 years, CHAI has fulfilled For 36 years, CHAI has fulfilled

this mission serving families in the this mission serving families in the


Often those who are caring for

a loved one with an intellectual

disability will ask:

“Who will take care of my adult

child (or sibling) when I no longer

can?”

CHAI has been there to answer:

“We will” for many families over

the past few decades. With the

support of our generous donors,

we will be able to continue to do

so for years into the future. On

behalf of those families we say:

“Thank You!”

All Donors to the 2019 Annual Campaign and Sponsors of CHAI LIFE at Reunion Towerhave helped our residents live a meaningful life!

Contributions of $180 and above are listed here

2019 CHAI LIFE SPONSORS AND MISSION STATEMENT $360 to $450Nancy and James SheltonJudy and Hal Sommer

Denise and Sheldon Tauben


Natalie and Michael Waldman

Alison and Michael Weinstein

Rori and Benton Williams

Ilene and Perry Zidow

Terri and Adam Zoblotsky


Carol Alkek

Phyllis Alper-Blood

Gillian and Steve Baron

Barbara Bell

Carol and Edward Burger

BarbaraDevereux

Wyona and Maurice Efune

Jerry Ely

Myra and Larry Gingold

Rita Sue and Alan Gold *Lori and Rick Golman

Roslyn and Gordon Goldstein

Bill Goodman

Lois Gordon Endowment Fund *Wendy and David Haynes

Cindy Kosley

Patti and Alfred Levy

Nancy Marcus

Dee Dee and Bob Miller

Sandy Nachman

Ruth Robinson

Shelley and Mike Rosen

Lisa and Steve Rudner

Janice Schrimmer

Shawn Stanley

Phyllis and Ron Steinhart

Alla and Vladimar Tsurkan

Sheri and Allen Udisky

Janet and Alan Weissman

Carol and Mark Wigder

UNRESTRICTED GRANTS:Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

$35,907 - Core Allocation

Feldman Family Foundation TX

$15,000

William and Sylvia Zale Foundation * $10,000The Pollock Foundation

$5,000

DESIGNATED GRANTS: Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

$75,000 - Full-time Registered Nurse

Orien Levy Woolf and Dr. Jack Woolf Charitable Foundation

$65,000 - Day Habilitation and Community Relations

Sam Roosth Foundation

$15,000 - Todd House Renovation


$10,000 - Supportive Employment


$5,000 - Life Skills Training

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS:Appdynamics, Inc.

$500

Congregation Beth Torah

$500

Nancy Ann and Ray L. Hunt

$10,000 - In Memory of Katherine Bauer

Julie Goodman

$1,000 - 2019 Annual Meeting Reception Sponsor

Linda Rae Bomash Fund/ * Barbara and Larry Glazer


Sarah Lipinsky


BEQUESTS:Fagadau Living Trust

$25,562.50

Estate of Miriam Star

$10,000

GRANTS AND SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$180Anonymous

Rusti and Howard Bell

Jane and Michael Berkowitz

Lynn and Mark Bernstien

Lottye Brodsky Lyle and Bobby Lyle

Barbara and Barry Brown

Taryn and Eddie Daniels

Ellen Feibel

Marilyn Fiedelman

Kathryn and Robert Frish

Bobby Gibbs

Karen Glanger

Ellen Sher and Stanton Goldman

Frances Goodman

Cheryl and Andy Halpern

Frances and Allan Harris

Joyce and Jim Horton

Chantal and Ilan Itzhakov

Mark Jacobs

Linda and Murray Johnson

Florence Kramer

Elaine Krolik

Harold Krom

Ruth and Larry Kullman

Jeffrey Kurz

Ruth Litwin

Julie and Michael Lowenkron

Reesa and Ken Portnoy

Mark Romick

Rita and Buddy Rosenthal

Merle Rubin

Connie Rudick

Cristie and Rodney Schlosser *Meri-Kay Star

Congregation Shearith Israel

Joseph and Helen Swiff Memorial Fund *Adam Ulevitch

Polly Weisberg

Gay Winter

ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS

* Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation* Fund of the Dallas Foundation* FundofCommunitiesFoundationofTexas





ANNUAL REPORT2019






SUPPORT AND REVENUE


FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES






2019 CHAI BOARD












*of Blessed Memory


3,350,944 100%


Support & Revenue

Revenues

CHAEF $392,000

12%Special Event

$290,620 9%


16%Client Services

$2,125,665 63%


3,211,714 100%



Functional Expenses

Expenses

Programs $2,725,435

85%


10%


5%

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FISCAL YEAR - CHAI Dallas...Herbert Shore, Ed.D* Michael Todres Honorary Life Member H.S. (Buddy) Rosenthal *of Blessed Memory CHAEF 392,000 12% Special Event 290,620 9% Contributions