Annual Report - El Centro de la Raza
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Annual Report - El Centro de la Raza
2524 16th Avenue South Seattle, WA 98144-5104 www.elcentrodelaraza.org NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID SEATTLE, WA PERMIT NO. 273 The Center for People of All Races A voice and a hub for the Latino community as we advocate on behalf of our people and work to achieve social justice. RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Save the Date in 2014 Spanish Classes Open Quarterly Call 206.957.4605 to register today! Tamale Classes & Cooking Classes Available each month Call 206.957.4611 to register now! Café con El Centro de la Raza 8-9 am first Thursday of every month Call 206.957.4652 to RSVP. Building the Beloved Community Gala September 27th at the Convention Center Call 206.957.4649 to purchase tickets! Día de los Muertos November 1st Opening Ceremony Call 206.957.4630 for more information. Mission El Centro de la Raza As an organization grounded in the Latino community, our mission is to build unity across all racial and economic sectors, to organize, empower, and defend our most vulnerable and marginalized populations and to bring justice, dignity, equality, and freedom to all the peoples of the world. Washington State Non-Profit 501(c)(3) TAX ID# 91-0899927 ▪ UBI# 601025014 IRS 990 Available Online www.elcentrodelaraza.org Stay Connected! 2524 16th Avenue South ▪ Seattle, WA 98144 Tel 206.957.4605 ▪ Fax 206.329.0786 Get current news and updates from El Centro de la Raza. Visit our website at www.elcentrodelaraza.org and sign-up our free eNewsletter. Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/elcentro72 Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/elcentro72 Editorial Team: Ashley Haugen, Development Associate Estela Ortega, Executive Director Contributors: Ramon Soliz, Board of Directors President Yunuen Castorena, Executive Assistant David Garcia, Donor Relations Coordinator Alexia Klatt, Volunteer Coordinator (LVC) Miguel Maestas, Associate Administrator Elisa Miranda, Facilities Manager Anne Pfeifle, Events Coordinator (LVC) James Slone, Grants Development Coordinator Nicole Tilson, Capital Grants Writer Photo Credits: Seattle University Student Photographers El Centro de la Raza Staff and Volunteers View us on YouTube at youtube.com/elcentro72 2013 Annual Report Building the Beloved Community Now Gracias to Board & Staff Members Querid@s Amig@s/Dear Friends, 2014 Staff Members: Every day we are reminded how lucky we are to be an integral part of El Centro de la Raza. As we look back on the past year we are amazed by the accomplishments of our incredibly dedicated hard working staff and the over 1,300 community members who volunteer here. We are grateful for their efforts to help make the lives of our participants, friends, families and neighbors better. At El Centro de la Raza our culture is to work hard, yet have fun at the same time, work collectively and work in multiracial unity to bring rights and resources to our communities. Everyone who seeks our help is a member of our family regardless of where they come from, how they identify or how little money they have. Leadership Team: Estela Ortega, 2013 was an amazing year of expansion and growth for El Centro de la Raza. A few of the many highlights include: EXPANDED PROGRAMS! The José Martí Child Development Center expanded from 124 children ages 1-12 to 175 children! We almost doubled the number of classrooms. Thanks to United Way, the Parent-Child Home Visitor Program has expanded allowing us to reach more families through this wonderful program. BEING GOOD STEWARDS OF OUR HISTORIC HOME. Over $1M in new plumbing, seismic upgrades and cosmetic improvements in the José Martí Child Development Center were completed in 2013 - made possible by city, state, and federal funding and countless volunteers. This equals over $5 million in building renovations since 2005. In 2014, we will be improving the ADA accessibility of the building. BUILDING A PLAYGROUND FOR OUR COMMUNITY. In partnership with the City of Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation, we completed the renovation and dedicated the Santos Rodriguez Memorial Park on the east side of our building. It is a wonderful asset for all of the community and from opening day has been filled with children and families. LEADING BY EXAMPLE. El Centro de la Raza would not be where it is today without advocating for social justice. We believe in taking action. Because of our strong financials and prudent fiscal policies we were able to institute a new organization wide minimum starting wage of $15.00 per hour. We also participated in several community led initiatives including the May Day March and Latino Legislative Day in Olympia. 2014 will be begin a transformative period for the organization and plans include: EXPANDING OUR PROGRAMMING. We have partnered with InterIm to run the child development center at Hirabayashi Place a new mixed use affordable housing project in the International District. Four new class rooms serving approximately 64 children from racially and economically diverse families We will continue to expand our programs as the need arises and the finances are in place have been invited by the city. BUILDING THE BELOVED COMMUNITY. Plaza Roberto Maestas, a multi-use development on the south end of our campus, is on track to break ground in March of 2015. The Plaza will bring 112 units of transit-oriented, affordable workforce housing, seven classrooms for our Child Development Center, a multi-cultural community center, a public plaza, flexible retail space including 13 start-up opportunities for local small business owners supported by ECDLR’s work around asset-building, office space and a commercial kitchen. The project will generate over 150 construction, engineering, and design jobs during development and will create 40 or more permanent jobs once complete. This $41M project expands the capacity of El Centro de la Raza to deliver its breadth of services and more fully address the needs of the children and families we serve. Funding for the full $41M is 94% raised and a $3.5M Capital Campaign is the final piece of the financing picture. You helped get us to this point and we need you to take us all the way! Please help us continue to grow and expand our mission. Donate today on our website at www.elcentrodelaraza.org via the “Donate Now” button. Roberto Maestas, our principal founder, worked vigorously to build multi-racial unity and advocated for the most invisible and vulnerable in our community. You can help directly impact the people we serve in the following ways: Frances Martínez Community Service Center: Aguiar, Mario* Executive Director Armstrong, Shannon* Hilda Magaña, José Martí Child Develop- Bautista, Alex Bautista, Jamie ment Center Director Belgarde, Derrick Denise Pérez, Camacho, Sergio Human Services Director Cortez, Claudia** Miguel Maestas, Cueva Estrella, Lucero Associate Administrator Culbertson, Virginia Susan Maisel, Controller Diaz Elizalde, Eduardo* Ashley Haugen, Diaz, Marcella Development Associate Escobar, Mirabella Elisa Miranda, Frith-Gomez, Angela Facilities Manager Garcia, Raquel Enrique González, Gonzalez, Enrique Smoking Cessation Iniguez, Erick Program Coordinator Jaquish, Michelle* Alex Bautista, Jimenez, Cristina Youth Services Lagow, Camila Yunuen Castorena, Lamb, Elizabeth* Executive Assistant Lefevre, T. Jasmin Leslea Bowling, Mendoza, Anastasia Homeownership Mendoza, Brenda Center Manager Mendoza-Amezcua, Irma Stephen Deal, Capital Palomo, Bertha Isabel Development Director Perez Lally, Denise Perez, Franz Facilities Office: Peterson, Kayla* Calderon, Alejandro Piña-Bautista, Jaime Miranda, Elisa Rubio, Sylvia Perez, Cecilia Rubio-Reboco, Eva Simon, Daniel** Stafford, Janet Solis, Ricardo Velazquez Lemus, Mauricio Fiscal Office: Maisel, Susan Homeownership Center: Ortiz, Yadira Bowling, Leslea Stephens, Bobbie Andrew, Meghan Veatch, Chip Camp, Sarah Margaret Executive Office: Chavez, Arlene Kvalheim, Holly Ortega, Estela Prada-Hoyos, Piero Castorena, Yunuen Rodríguez, Dana Deal, Stephen Wong, Jennifer Maestas, Miguel Moore, Michael Tilson, Nicole 2014 Board of Directors: José Martí Child Development Center: Arguello, Marisela Ayala, Graciela Barba, Iran Beltran, Luisa Caraballo, Rafael Diaz, Martha Espiritu, Rocio Fermin, Hiromi Garcia Fitz, Maria Teresa Garcia, Martha Gianola, Marie Elaine Gonzalez, Jessica Gonzalez-Robles, Aurelio Guzman, Elvia Harris, Jessica Hernandez Ortiz, Bertha James, Maria Juarez-Cruz, Zeferina Lopez, Iveth Magaña, Hilda Martinez-Olivera, Norma McAvoy, Kathryn Marie Medina Silva, Sandra Mercado, Hortencia Irais Miranda, Carmen Monrroy Ayala, Janet Polinar, Bernadette C Ramirez, Maria De J Renaud, Joseph Rico, Maria D. Ruiz, Belem Salazar, Valentina Trujillo, Consuelo Development Office: Garcia, David* Haugen, Ashley Hong, Lily* Kastanas, Lauren Klatt, Alexia* Pfeifle, Anne* Ramon Soliz, President Martin Luther King, Jr. County, Senior HR Analyst Juan Cotto Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Roxana Amaral, Vice President Denny Middle School, Teacher Dorry Elias-Garcia Minority Executive Directors Coalition, Executive Director Pablo Mendoza, Treasurer City of Seattle, Information Technology Professional Victoria Kill, Secretary Dept. of English, Seattle Univ. Adjunct Professor Madrienne Salgado, Parliamentarian Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Government Relations Cristina García-Valdez Full Life, Caregiver Ricardo García Yakima Valley, Retired Jeff Middelton Integrus Architecture, Architect Alexandra Narvaez The Defender Association Division Ofelia Alanis Torres Bakery Nouveau Bianka Sanchez West Seattle High School, Student Francisco Calderon Rainbow Haven, Retired Urbano Santos Guatemaltecos Unidos El Centro de la Raza is directed by a 15-member Board of Directors that meets monthly. Our diverse board membership consists of youth, professionals, senior citizens, volunteers, and low-income individuals. Spanish & Tamale Classes: Ramon Joffre, Teresa Piña Bautista, Jamie *AmeriCorps, Lutheran Volunteer Corps , AARP or Volunteer Staff **Seattle University or University of Washington Work Study Student Staff Learn about Plaza Roberto Maestas and how you can get involved at www.plazarobertomaestas.org. Sign up for our eNewsletter and receive our up to date news and announcements. Purchase tickets at www.belovedcommunitygala.org for our Building the Beloved Community Gala on Saturday, September 27, 2014 at the Washington State Convention Center. Take a cooking class, a Spanish class, park in our parking lot and purchase a Christmas tree. Volunteer for programs, events and special projects – we cannot do this work without you! Respetuosamente, Estela Ortega Executive Director Ramon Soliz Board of Directors President 2 El Centro de la Raza staff, volunteer corps members and interns at our annual staff pachanga at Seward Park. 15 (Continued from previous page) Chateau Ste. Michelle Chief Sealth High School Chihuly Studio Childhaven City Arts Magazine Sally Clark Clear Channel Outdoor Clear Channel Radio Seattle Jim Coley Latifa Coley Communichi Community Alliance for Global Justice Cookies by Design Costco Wholesale Coyote Central Crackerjack Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle Crystal Seas Kayaking David Bauch Estate Stephen Deal & Vivian Kreider Daniel DeSiga Marcela Diaz Marcio Diaz Dick's Drive-in Dimitriou's Jazz Alley Disneyland Resort Carla Dombrock Mick Duggan Edmonds Center for the Arts El Centro de la Raza's Board of Directors El Quetzal Elliott Bay Book Company Elliott Bay Brewery & Pub Mawg Ellithorpe Elsy Davison Massage Elysian Brewing Company Embrace the Moon Emerald City Trapeze Arts Emerald Downs EMP Museum Encore Media Group Entre Hermanos Esquin Wine and Spirits Essential Gardeners LLC Executive Development Institute Experience Hendrix, LLC Fair Trade Winds Family Fun Center & Bullwinkle's Restaurant Hiromi Fermin Anna Ferrario Jimena Floyd Fremont Brewing Company Friend Shop-Seattle Public Library Full Circle Gameworks Barbara Gamrath Raquel Garcia David Garcia Cisneros David Gasca Daniel Gatti Georgetown Brewing Company Girl Scouts of Western WA Glasshouse Studio Global Visionaries Jessica Gonzalez gourmetgiftbaskets.com Rosamaría Graziani Great Harvest Bread Co. Green Mountain Coffee Ann Halter Hard Rock Cafe Seattle Jessica Harris & Marty Herrera Arne & Clare Haugen Martin Herrera Hilltop Red Apple Market Holiday Spirit Lighting Hong Kong Seafood Restaurant Hoodsport Winery Inc. Hotel 1001 Hothouse Spa & Sauna Hui-Intertrading Inc. Interbay Golf Center International Capoeira Angola Ivar's & Kidd Valley Restaurants Jack Link's Beef Jerky Maria James Cristina Jimenez Shirley & Murl Jones Rene Julio KCTS 9 K-Diamond-K Guest Ranch Robert M. Keefe Hon. Phyllis Kenney Kenney KidsQuest Children's Museum Victoria Kill Billy King KING 5 Kirkland Performance Center Kumon Math & Reading Center La Esperanza de Seattle La Finca Caribe La Hacienda La Mexicana La Tienda Folk Art Gallery Lakeshore Learning Materials Landmark Theatres Graciela Lange Fulgencio Lazo Le Pichet Susan Lee Dr. Edward Lee Vargas Brandon Lehnerz Randy Lewis, U-Frame-It Joanne Li Lloyd Martin Lowe’s Leticia Lucero Macrina Bakery Macy's Miguel Maestas Hilda Magaña Maid in the Northwest Susan Maisel Mallory Paint store Marguerite Casey Foundation John Martin Massage Envy Capitol Hill Maya's Restaurant Mazatlan Mexican Restaurant Former Mayor Mike McGinn McLendon's McMenamins Anastasia Mendoza Irma Mendoza Mexico Lindo Milagros Mexican Folk Art Elisa Miranda Mixed Bag Design Monster Energy Company Sydney Moodley Mike Moore Muckleshoot Indian Casino Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) Museum Quality Framing Barbara Nabors-Glass Nabors-Glass Naked Winery Neumos New An Dong Nijo Sushi Bar & Grill Nordic Heritage Museum Northwest African American Museum Northwest Outdoor Center Novelty Hill - Januik Winery Olympus Spa One Reel One Wild Strawberry Jose Orantes Oregon Chai Oriental Trading Co. Estela Ortega Outerwall: Red Box Pacific Science Center PCC Natural Markets Pegasus Book Exchange Pepsi Denise Perez Lally Kayla Peterson Kirsten Pisto Place + Land Point Defiance Zoological Society Poquito's Portrait Innovations Proyecto Saber Students Puget Sound Mycological Society QFC Rainier Ave Quinault Beach Resort & Casino Rainier Golf and Country Club Rat City Rollergirls Reptile Zoo Aires Robinson Agnes Roche Rock Star Jewelry Luis Rodriguez Franz Rosales-Perez Michael Rosenberg Jennifer Ross Sylvia Sundborg SJ Rubio Madrienne Salgado Salsa Con Todo SANCA Blanca Santander Seattle Aquarium Seattle Art Museum Seattle Food Tours, LLC Seattle Latino Meet Up Seattle Mariners Seattle Men's Chorus Seattle Mosaic Arts Seattle Police Department Seattle Police Mounted Patrol Unit Seattle Public Theater Seattle Repertory Theatre Seattle Sounders FC Seattle Symphony Seattle Thunderbirds Seattle Tilth Seattle University Department of Fine Arts Seattle Wine Awards SET Salon SEVEN Salon SIFF Silver Cloud Inns & Hotels Cathie Simpson Sai Sireesh Pachava Sister Sage Herbs Skate King Smokin' Pete's BBQ Carl Smool SMR Architects Sock Monster Tony Sodano Sol Fair Trade Ricardo Solis Sound Transit Southside Booty Camp Spenard Fur & Suede Alaska Sponge School Sports Radio 950 KJR AM Janet Stafford Stampin' Up StoryBook Theater Father Stephen Sundborg SJ Taco Time Taza Chocolate Teachers of Jose Marti CDC The 5th Avenue Theatre The Center for Wooden Boats The Cheesecake Factory The Chieftain Irish Pub The Essential Baking Company The Garage The Gymboree Corporation The Little Gym (Kent) The Pie Goddess The Pike Brewing Company The Resort at Port Ludlow The Spanish Table The Station The Vera Project Theo Chocolate Nicole Tilson Tiny Prints Tom's Automotive Service Top Pot Doughnuts Torero's Mexican Restaurant 14 Tortas Locas Restaurant Total Wine and More Trader Joe's University District Tommy Tsutsumoto, Nalu Foto Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria Union Cultural Center University Book Store University of Washington Communications Department University of Washington HUB University Village QFC Uwajimaya Jordan Van Voast Tonya Vaughan Village Theatre Washington State Fair Anna Wassenaar-King Wing Central YMCA of Greater Seattle Yoga on Beacon (YoBe) Your True Nature Youth Violence Prevention Initiative Hon. Mary Yu Zipcar 2014 Projected Funding We apologize for any omissions or errors on this list. Please call (206) 957-4611 and we will correct our records. Gracias. *Capital improvement funds from these sources total $515,995 SOURCE AMOUNT PERCENT Individual, Foundation, Corporate, Special Events $585,645 10% Basic Healthcare & Restricted $293,400 5% United Way $468,753 8% Federal* $422,998 7% State* $1,633,830 29% Local* $1,467,478 26% Tuition/Fees $657,596 12% Other Income (rent, etc.) $167,353 3% TOTAL $5,697,052 100% 2013 Financials CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Year Ending December 31, 2013 / Audited / Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) ASSETS LIABILITIES Current Assets Cash & Cash Equivalents…………………………..$891,276 Grants & Contracts Receivable…………………..$622,627 Other………………………………………………………...$51,915 Current Liabilities Accounts Payable……………………..………….......$90,943 Accrued Liabilities……………….…….…..………..$322,410 Line of Credit………………………...………………..$217,353 Other…………………………………..………………..….$57,121 Property & Equipment Land & Improvements………….…...……….….$1,645,482 Buildings & Improvements………...……….….$7,518,729 Furniture & Equipment……………..……….…….$636,235 Construction in Progress…………………...........$613,580 Accumulated Depreciation……………...…...($4,207,793) Long Term Liabilities Notes Payable……………..………………...……..$1,045,922 Deferred loans - City of Seattle…………….….$1,211,545 Deferred interest - City of Seattle……...……….$101,301 TOTAL LIABILITIES……………………….…..….$3,046,595 Other Assets...………………………...…..………….....$968,157 NET ASSESTS TOTAL ASSETS………………………..…………....$8,740,208 Unrestricted Assets……………………………...…..$4,426,152 Unrestricted, Board Designated Net Assets…..$644,780 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets………..........$622,681 TOTAL NET ASSETS……………………………..…$5,693,613 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS…....….$8,740,208 3 Volunteers Fill Unique Roles to Meet Community Needs Mil gracias to all of our outstanding volunteers! It is with the help of our hardworking, dedicated volunteers that El Centro de la Raza’s programs and services run smoothly. A number of full-time positions at El Centro de la Raza are filled by yearlong volunteers from AmeriCorps, MLK VISTA, Lutheran Volunteer Corps and AARP. These volunteers contributed 12,150 hours this year. El Centro de la Raza also hosted 49 volunteers as part of service learning programs at local universities and high schools. Volunteer groups from Attachmate, Bank of America, Ben Bridge, ESPN/Seattle Sounders, King County Combined Federal Campaign, Microsoft, One Brick, Perkins Coie, Queen Anne Rotary Club, Russell Investment Group, Seattle Pacific University CityQuest, Seattle University Faculty, Seattle University Residence Life, Seattle Works, Sound Transit, Starbucks, U. S. Bank, and University of Washington Upward Bound contributed over 1600 hours of service in 2013. ESPN and Seattle Sounders representatives volunteer in honor of Latino Heritage month and bring KaBOOM play equipment for our kids! In 2013, 1,322 volunteers contributed 34,132 hours of volunteer service, worth $912,007. 1 Since last year, we have increased our total volunteer hours by 32%, registered 382 new volunteers, 11.5% of whom applied online using our new online application. Of those who signed up, 91% went on to contribute volunteer hours. Want to volunteer? Fill out an online application at www.elcentrodelaraza.org, click the “Volunteer Now” button, email volunteer@elcentrodelaraza.org or call 206.957.4602. 1 Calculated based on national estimated value of volunteer time, www.independentsector.org/volunteer_time#sthash.skXGoylC.dpbs Gracias to Our Dedicated Volunteers & Staff Mil gracias to our hard working staff and volunteers: Volunteer Hero Award: Marlene Taylor Exemplary Volunteer Award: Jamie Bautista Volunteer Equipo del Año Award: Latina/o Bar Association of Washington (LBAW) Employee of the Year Award: Graciela Ayala Employee Spirit Award: Brenda Mendoza & Bertha Hernandez Executive Director’s Award: Mike Moore & James Slone Service of 15+ Years: Martha Diaz & Sandra Medina Service of 10+ Years: Raquel Garcia Service of 5+ Years: Graciela Ayala, Hiromi Fermin, Susan Maisel, Mike Moore, Cecilia Perez, Franz Perez & Maria Ramirez Service of 3+ Years: Yunuen Castorena, Arlene Chavez, Jessica Gonzalez, Maria James, Brenda Mendoza, James Slone, Chip Veatch & Mauricio Velazquez 4 (Continued from previous page) Amigos $1-99 Paul Adler Gino Aisenberg Dolores Alcaide Ramirez Ed Alejandro Daphne Alexander Rebecca Allen Connie Anthony Sharon Baez Glenn Bafia Amy Bailey Tonna Baruso Jeanna Bento Catherine Berglund Alexander Bergstrom Jeb Best Jen Blackwood Rolly Brigham Julia Brown Gordy Bryson Amelita Butler Jennifer Cabiao Michael Cadieux Benny Cailing Francisco Calderon Tina Carpenter Frances J. 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Wilson Katherine Wilson Elizabeth Wittmann-Todd Jennifer Wong Maggie Wykowski Maria Elizabeth Zamora Freddy Zarate Marianit Zavalalopez Judith Zeh Myrna Loy Zolyomi Katie Zonoff Inkind Donors 3D Water Beads 7 Directions Architects/Planners ABC Supermarket Roldy Ablao Acme Bowling Billiards & Events Maria Luisa Aguilera Nicole Aguirre Alaska Airlines Albert Lee Appliance Cathy Allen Roxana Amaral American Dance Institute Amy Helmuth Photography Andaluz Arena Sports Argosy Cruises Aria Salon Alfredo Arreguin ArtsWest Playhouse & Gallery ArtXchange Gallery Avalon Glass Works Aveda Azteca Mexican Restaurant Sally Bagshaw Banya 5 Urban Spa Barnes & Noble Booksellers Baroness Cellars Bastyr Center for Natural Health Jody Baush Jamie Bautista Beacon Ave Sandwiches Beacon Hill Garden Club Beacon of Beans Beecher's Handmade Cheese Derrick Belgarde Belltown Dance Studio Ben Bridge Jeweler Big 5 Sporting Goods Big Dipper Wax Works Bizzarro Italian Cafe Blue Monkey Painting Boeing Rueda de Casino Club Bottleworks Brenda Mendoza Alamo Dick Brickenridge Carly Brook Build-A-Bear Workshop Burke Museum C 89.5 KNHC FM Cafe Presse Caffe Ladro Cairdeas Winery Sergio Camacho Camoloch Golf Course Camp Fire Canopy Tours Northwest Canvas on Demand Keo Capestany Caravan-Serai, Inc. Caruh Salon Casa Durango CDK Construction Services, INC Century Ballroom CenturyLink (Continued on next page) (Continued from previous page) Roxana Amaral Raul Anaya Meghan Andrew Kelly Aramaki Bob Armstead Luis Arreola Jose Arreola Veronica Arreola William Ayears Jill Bader Sally Bagshaw Superintendent Jose Banda Michelle Barenchi Jorge Baron Vicente Barraza Leslie Basel Teresita Batayola Jody Baush Alejandro (Alex) Bautista Viridiana Becerra Citlali Beltran-Cuevas Patricia Benavidez Heidi Bennett Erika Berg Hayley Black Michael Brogan Rebecca Bryant Debbie Bryd Dennis Buchanan Theresa Burciaga Rick Burns Gloria Burton Sylvia Cabrera Brian Carey Terry Carroll Margaret B Carter Alecia Carter Carter Yunuen Castorena Guadalupe Cavazos Carmen Cejudo Sai Chaleunphonh Caroline Chavez Arlene Chavez Doug Chin Sally Clark Jon Clarke Catherine Clemens Cheryl Cobbs Murphy Sedonia Cochran Julie Codd Patricia Coley Ken Colling Dow Constantine Angelica Cordero Deborah Corr Patricia Cosgrove Keith W. Cowan Daniel Crayne John Crivello Joan Crooks Henry Cruz Tracy Dahlby Ben Danielson Charles Davis Jose de Jesus Hernandez de la Torre Christine You De Las Flores Marlene De Taylor Dee Dhlamini Ticiang Diangson Martha Diaz Antonio Diaz Adrian Diaz Margot Dick Kyl Dinsio Alice Doyel Susan Duren Stan Dyck Cora Edmonds Kelly Edwards Dorry Elias-Garcia Marcella Elkins Cynarah Ellawala Mawg Ellithorpe Susan Encherman Kim Failla Mary Fairhurst Heide Felton Nancy Fisher Kathryn Flores Rebecca Flores Aline Flower Jennifer Fontaine Dan Ford Maria Francisca Torres Mary Franck Theresa Fujiwara Charles Gaither Veronica Maria Gallardo Mariela Galvez Barbara Gamrath David Garcia Gerardo Garcia Valerie Garza Kate Gill de la Garza Sandra Gilson Nohra Giraldo Daniel Glenn Honorable Steven Gonzalez Enrique Gonzalez Michelle Gonzalez Larry Gossett Leslie Grace Jennifer Grant Cristina Green Dorizel Groth Carlos Guangorena, Jr. Juan Guerra Lorena Guillen Bob Guinn Hon. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney Gabriella Gutierrez-Muhs Migee Han Poppi Handy Debra Hannula Roger Hansen Lloyd Hara Lloyd Hara Bob Hasegawa Ashley Haugen Arne Haugen Sandra Henricks Jean Hernandez Shannon Hernandez-McIntyre Lindsay Hill Andrew Himes Harry Hoffman Marie Hoffman Benita Horn Joe Howard Mary Hunter Dick Hutchison Kathryn Anne Ingell David Ingram Lesley Irizarry-Hougan Takiyah Jackson Cristina Jimenez Myra Johnson Melissa Jonas Claudia Kauffman Kevin Keefe Molly Keefe Nicoletta Michelle Kelly Betty Kill Hyeok Kim Valerie Kinast Adam Kline Kline Marty Kooistra Daniel Kranzler Paul Kreider Marie Kurose Ruthann Kurose Maria Camila Lagow Paula Laschober Gloria Leach Justin Lee Manny Lee Susan Lee Beronica Lee Laurie LeMay M.A. Leonard Patricia Leong Sonia Lewis Walter Liang Nick Licata Roberta Lindeman Diana Lindner Mariko Lockhart Fe Lopez Craig Lorch David Loren Candida Lorenzana Jordan Louie Hannah Love Leticia Lucero Diana Luedke John Lukjanowicz Lynn Lumbard David Lundin Jaymee Lundin Maria Maddox Sandra Madrid Hilda Magana Caroline Maillard Susan Maki Richard Mar Emoree Martin Marcus Martin Fernando Martinez Linda A. Martinez Abby Martinez Martinez Lance Matteson Marcie Maxwell Chris Maynard Jason Mazur Sheryl McCloud Kay McCorkell Loretta McIver David McLanahan Kim Mead Michelle Meith Louis Mendoza Anastasia Mendoza Brenda Mendoza Pablo & Angelica Mendoza Monica Mendoza-Castrejon Laura Middaugh Michele Miller Jerry Millhon Gerrish Milliken Matthew Miyake Victor Mizumori Enrique Montez Adrian Moroles Kathleen Morris D'Anne Mount Chelsea R. Munger Delfino Munoz Carianya Napoli Ethan Narimatsu Alejandro Narvaez Alexandra Narvaez Narvaez Cheryl Nichols Olav Nossum Scott Oakford Chanda Oatis Mike O'Brien Alexis Oliver Liz Olsen Dylan Ordonez Veronica Orona Jimmy Osborne Janet Oslund Alan Painter Carmen Palomera Lynsey Parrish Shann Pattee Monic Payne Patricia Penn Matthew Perez Franz Perez Denise Y. Perez Ann Person Sue Peters Ruthie Petty Yenvy Pham Thomas Piasecki Piero Prada-Hoyos Michael Predmore Jean Primozich Cynthia Pristell Constance Proctor RIco Quirindongo Maria Ramirez 12 Kathryn Ramos Keith Ramsdell Patricia Rangel Randall E. Ray Constance Rice Rogelio Riojeos Fred Rivera Jorge Rivera Ken Rogers Jessica Rojas Gladys Romero Kate Roosevelt Linda Rose Lucinda Rowley Isaac Ruiz Bernardo Ruiz Venetia Runnion Dr. Andrea Rye Andrea Rye Ruben Salazar Rebecca Saldana Ricardo Sanchez Jairo Sanchez Carla Sanders Martha Sandoval Bob Santos Urbano Santos Dave Sarju Daniel Satterberg Kelli Schmidt Steve Schneider Erica Schommer Kristen Sharp Mike Sheehan Albert Shen Gabriel Shirley Donald Sirkin Oriel Maria Siu Darryl Smith Hon. Charles Smith Shari Song Linda Sorto Deborah Spiegelman Dedrick Sprick Anne Stadler Hilary Stern Kate Stewart Paul Stromberg Janet Sukraw Jade Sullivan Bill Sunderland Anne Takekawa Cindy Taketa Rebecca Talbot Cecile Thomas Tony To Tony To Michael Tolley Cesar Torres Alan Torres Sandi Tovias Joann Tsethlikai Pernell Tyus John Urquhart Shelley Urquhart Dave Van Galen Jeffrey Vander Clute Jill Wakefield Jamilah Walters Dustin Washington Charles Wilkinson Keri Williams April Williamson Cynthia Wise Dick Woo Debra Wood Cathy Woods Charles Wright Teresa Wu-Woo Latrice Ybarra Evelyn Yenson Honorable Mary Yu Robert Zarate Daniel Zavala Emma Zavala-Suarez Kristin Zavorska Marcos Zuñiga Participants Served in 2013 Total Individuals 13,975 Gender: Male Female Unknown* 5,372 4,893 3,710 6,140 4,370 3,465 Race: African American Asian/Pacific Islander Native/Alaskan White Other or Multiracial Undisclosed* 539 2,802 51 710 1,489 6,530 Age: 0-5 yrs 6-11 yrs 12-17 yrs 18-23 yrs 24-69 yrs 70 and over Unknown* 7,979 Household Size: Ethnicity: Latina/Latino Non Latina/Latino Unknown Total Families 1,005 871 1,206 697 6,284 642 3,270 1-2 Members 3-4 Members 5-6 Members 7+ Members Unknown* 3,359 1,772 979 218 1,651 Type of Household: Single Person Single Parent Two Parent Other Unknown* 2,059 916 1,780 1,225 1,999 Geographic Reach of Services El Centro de la Raza is located on Beacon Hill in Seattle. We provide Basic Healthcare Plan enrollment services in Tacoma, which serves participants in MLK, Pierce, Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, Clark, Thurston, and Grays Harbor counties. The majority of our participants come from the Seattle and Martin Luther King, Jr. County area. Income of Poverty Threshold: 0% to 50% 51% to 100% 101% to 150% 151% to 175% 176% to 200% 201% and over Unknown* 2,501 2,045 522 182 122 370 2,237 *We were unable to capture complete data on all participants that attended cultural events, legal clinics, tax preparation sessions and individuals enrolled in the Basic Healthcare Plan. The demographic data to the left represents individuals and families who were served by El Centro de la Raza’s programs, services and events in 2013. Food Bank Provides Summer Employment to Youth Meet Gloria! At age 15, she already has her first summer job at El Centro de la Raza! Through the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), Gloria works in our food bank 4 days per week, and helps out with the Senior Nutrition and Wellness Program during coffee hour, among an assortment of other projects that staff assign her, such as helping out at the front desk, or providing valuable feedback on youth summer camp activities. But her favorite part, she says, is the food bank. "I like working in the Food Bank because I like to see people's faces light up. Sometimes people walk in to the room all depressed, and then leave happy." The program runs from the end of the school year through August and provides employment to three youth at El Centro de la Raza. In addition to the valuable job skills Gloria will gain during her time here this summer, she says it’s also helping her to develop a spirit of generosity. "Usually when people ask me for food, I say 'no'. But I realized working here that it’s important to say 'yes' as much as possible. It feels good to say 'yes', and it makes other people feel good too." Mil gracias Gloria for your amazing commitment to building the "beloved community." (Continued on next page) 5 2013 Accomplishments & Highlights Capital Improvements We have made over $5 million in building improvements since 2005. In 2013, we completed a $500,000 plus renovation of the Santos Rodriguez Memorial Park & César Chávez Demonstration Garden, made possible by: 2008 Seattle Parks & Green Spaces Levy Opportunity Fund Seattle Parks & Recreation King County Parks Neighborhood Matching Fund Award of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods United Way of King County King County Master Gardeners Susan Maisel University of Washington Architecture Neighborhood Design/ Build Studio Play & Park Structures Wildwood Playgrounds Washington Playgrounds Sunglo, Inc. Child Care Resources Sustainable Seattle Chief Sealth International High School Woodshop Barker Landscape Architects Rainier Valley Eats Mary LaFleur Allied Waste The Station Nuprecon Essential Gardeners Starbucks Walsh Construction José Martí Child Development Center families and teachers All our beloved volunteers (over 160 volunteers, over 5,000 hours values at over $112,000 and over 50 work parties) Building the Beloved Community Auction Gala $278,000 was raised at our Building the Beloved Community Auction Gala. Mil Gracias to our event sponsors: Amerigroup RealSolutions, BECU, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Catholic Community Services, Central Co-op, CenturyLink, Clear Channel, Clear Channel Outdoor, College Success Foundation, Comcast Cable, Enterprise Community Partners, Heritage Bank, HomeStreet Bank, Lilly USA, Molina Healthcare of Washington, Muckleshoot, Plaza Bank, Puget Sound Energy, Seattle Children's Hospital, Seattle Sounders, Seattle City Light, Sprague Israel Giles, Union Bank, Walsh, Washington Community Reinvestment Association, Washington Federal and WEA Gracias to everyone who helped make the event a success! Roberto Felipe Maestas Legacy Award recipients: Mary Flowers, City of Seattle and Michael Woo, Got Green? Awards were made possible by generous funding from the Marguerite Casey Foundation. Save the date for our Building the Beloved Community Gala on Saturday, September 27, 2014 at the Washington State Convention Center. 6 Mil Gracias to Our 2013 Funders & Donors In Honor or Memory of… Anonymous in honor of Amy Thompson Rebecca Allen in honor of Sarah Haywood & Mark Eaton Alexander Bergstrom in honor of Mark Eaton & Sarah Haywood Julia Brown in memory of Frank Maestas James Ciecko in memory of Roberto Maestas Sedonia Cochran in honor of Richard S. Cochran II Virginia Culbertson in memory of Francisco Rosales Eddie Demmings, Jr. in memory of Roberto Maestas Antonio Diaz in memory of Roberto Maestas Kathryn Anne Ingell in honor of the marriage of Sarah Haywood Adrian Edward Liago in honor of Judy T. Laigo Candida Lorenzana in honor of Rene Nunez Consuelo Mares in honro of Ignacio M. Mares David McLanahan in memory of Roberto Maestas Brenda Mendoza in honor of Yedem Alamo Elisa Miranda in memory of Jose F. Rosales Judith Oerkvitz in honor of Nancy P. McKee Ruthie Petty in honor of the Honorable Carlos Ynostroza Piero Prada-Hoyos in honor of Maria Elsa Alor de Hoyos Robert Putsch in memory of Roberto Maestas Maria Ramirez in honor of Erin M. Morgen Sylvia Rubio in memory of Frances Soliz Cecilia Perez Ruiz in memory of Jose F. Rosales Ramon Soliz in memory of Roberto Maestas Anne Takekawa in honor of Eva Reboca Caroline Tillier in honor of Janet Rodriguez Michael Verchot in honor of Carlos Veliz & Maggie Behr Charles Wilkinson in honor of William & Charlena Wilkinson Jan M. Wilson in honor of Barbara Tomlinson Building the Beloved Community Gala Sponsors Amerigroup RealSolutions BECU Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Catholic Community Services Central Co-op CenturyLink Clear Channel Clear Channel Outdoor College Success Foundation Comcast Cable Enterprise Community Partners Heritage Bank HomeStreet Bank Lilly USA, LLC Molina Healthcare of Washington Muckleshoot Plaza Bank Puget Sound Energy Seattle Children's Hospital Seattle Sounders Seattle City Light Sprague Israel Giles, Inc. Union Bank Walsh Washington Community Reinvestment Association Washington Federal WEA Table Ambassadors Alex Bautista Alexandra Narvaez & Family Alliance for Education Anne Stadler Ashley Haugen Bank of America Beacon Development Group Benita Horn Comprehensive Health Education Foundation Deborah Aguirre, Aguirre & Associates Dorry Elias-Garcia, Minority Executive Directors Coalition Dr. Sheila Edwards Lange, University of Washington Enrique Gonzalez Estela Ortega Frank Lemos, Land Development Consultants George Griffin, G3 & Associates Harry Hoffman Hilda Magaña InterIm CDA Jackie Martinez-Vasquez, YMCA of Greater Seattle Jaime Garcia, Consejo Counseling & Referral Services Jamie Bautista Jeff Middelton Jim and Tricia Coley John and Bryn Martin John Scearcy, Teamsters Local Union No. 117 Jorge Madrazo, SeaMar Community Health Clinic King County Council Member Larry Gossett KING KONG NWCN/KING 5 Leslea Bowling Leticia Lucero Lorena Gonzalez Lynn Stowell, LDS Church Manny Lee Manuel Rios, Rios & Cruz Marcos Zuniga Miguel Maestas One America Pacific NW Regional Council of Carpenters Patricia Lally People’s Institute Northwest Pepsi Beverages Company Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney Poppi Handy, SMR Design Team Ramon Soliz Ricardo Garcia Rob Keefe, Law Office of Robert M. Keefe Roxana Amaral Schroeter Goldmark & Bender Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Seattle Goodwill Seattle Public Schools SEIU Healthcare 1199NW SEIU Healthcare 775 NW Stephen Deal Susan Lee Susan Maisel Sylvia Cavazos Tammy Gomez, Williams Kastner TD Wang Advertising Group Thrive by Five United Healthcare UW School of Medicine, Center for Diversity Victoria Kill Washington Conservation Voters Washington Environmental Council Yunuen Castorena Procurement Team Estela Ortega Alex Bautista Stephen Deal Solveig Ellingboe David Garcia Ashley Haugen Lauren Kastanas Alexia Klatt Susan Lee Joanne Li Miguel Maestas Hilda Magaña Susan Maisel Anne Pfeifle Alison Sheldon Taylor Skoglund Nicole Tilson Roxana Amaral Tricia Coley Victoria Kill Virginia Culbertson Jessica Harris Mirabella Escobar Carly Brook Public Support AmeriCorps*MLK VISTA Building Changes City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture City of Seattle Department of Information Technology City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods City of Seattle Human Services Department City of Seattle Human Services Department Summer Meals Program City of Seattle Human Youth Arts City of Seattle Youth Employment Program Early Learning Network Emergency Food & Shelter Program Food Resources King County Department of Community & Human Services King County Employee Giving Program King County Housing & Community Development Seattle & MLK County Public Health Seattle MLK County Coalition on Homelessness Seattle Public Library Seattle Public Schools Seattle Step Ahead Preschools State of Washington Office for Community Development U.S. Department of Health & Human Services U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) University of Washington Maternal and Infant Care Clinic Washington Service Corps Washington State Department of Commerce Washington State Housing and Finance Commission (WSHFC) Washington State Office of the Attorney General Washington State Taxpayers Grant Support The Boeing Company Comcast Foundation Community Action Partnership Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. 11 ESPN KaBoom! JP Morgan Chase Harvest Foundation Impact Capital Key Bank Foundation KUOW Radio Lutheran Volunteer Corps Marguerite Casey Foundation Muckleshoot Charity Fund National Council of La Raza Northwest Area Foundation Notre Dame AmeriCorps Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Seattle Foundation Solid Ground TIPS - Teens in Public Service United Way of King County Umpqua Bank Verizon Walmart Wells Fargo Foundation Wells Fargo Housing Foundation Union Bank Partidarios $1,000-4,999 Deborah Aguirre Tami Becker Gómez Leslea Bowling Bobbe Bridge Sylvia Cavazos Pamela Codd Trish Cosgrove Stephen Deal Eddie Demmings, Jr. Dr. Sheila Edwards Lange Rollin Fatland Aline Flower Daniel Gandara Rhonda & Larry Gossett George Griffin, III David Herrera Kristin Houser Robert M. Keefe Victoria Kill Sen. Adam Kline Nathalie Latchague-Irvine Frank Lemos Patricia Loera Nancy Long Jorge Madrazo Amalia Maestas Miguel Maestas Susan Maisel John Martin Lillian McDonell Former Mayor Mike McGinn Jeff Middelton Alexandra Narvaez Estela Ortega Guadalupe Perez Paul Purcell Bill Reid Manuel Rios Ruben Rolon Michele Rosen Ramon Soliz Amaya Souarez Lynn Stowell Kirk Utzinger Jacqueline Zajanc Familia $100-999 Ethelyn Abellanosa Nell Abercrombie Ernesto Acosta-Herrera Maria Aguilera Nicole Aguirre Marlinda Aguirre Flor Alarcon Avendano Martha Aldridge Katherine Alfaro Kenneth Alhadeff Carissa Allen (Continued on next page) Your Impact on Outcomes & Measurable Results 2013 Accomplishments & Highlights cont... Between July 2012 and June 2013, 98 percent of our program participants achieved their personal outcomes. Each program listed below has established an outcomes framework involving quantifiable evaluation tools and immediate and intermediate milestones that help participants progress toward one of twenty-one Core Outcomes through four main program and service areas below. Accomplishments and Awards Our graduating high school students received $284,061 in college scholarships! Plaza Roberto Maestas-Beloved Community development was awarded $7.9 million from the City of Seattle Office of Housing. We anticipate breaking ground in the first quarter of 2015! We received the 2013 Futurewise Livable Communities Award in creating a sustainable future that is equitable for working families, the environment and the community for our plans to build Plaza Roberto Maestas on Beacon Hill. Executive Director Estela Ortega received an outstanding achievement award for her tireless work empowering the Latino community at the National League of Cities' (NLC) Joint Constituency Group Reception on behalf of the Hispanic Elected Officials (HELO). Mary Flowers, City of Seattle and Michael Woo, Got Green received the 2013 Roberto Felipe Maestas Legacy Award in honor of their work to undo poverty, racism and social inequity by building multiracial unity. Child & Youth Programs Investing in our children and their future, El Centro de la Raza provides an array of bilingual, multicultural child and youth services to the local community. These programs are free with the exception of the Child Development Center and After School Program, which are fee-based but also provide subsidies for lowincome families. Human & Emergency Services Seeking to address immediate aspects of human suffering such as hunger, healthcare and homelessness, our Frances Martínez Community Service Center provides free bilingual human and emergency services. Building Use Education & Skill Building Programs El Centro de la Raza promotes self-sufficiency and empowerment through free bilingual education and skill building initiatives. Annual building usage hours totaled 3,876. We provide discounted and in-kind space to several community groups such as the Alliance for Education and Veterans for Peace. Thanks to the City of Seattle and 501 Commons, the entire building now has wireless Internet available to all building users! Building users include El Centro de la Raza programs and events like free bilingual legal clinics, United Way Tax Prep, homeownership workshops, women’s groups, King County Master Gardeners, and many more! To lease office space or reserve a room for your meeting or party, please email facilities@elcentrodelaraza.org or call (206) 957-4613. Community Building & Advocacy El Centro de la Raza believes that only through civic involvement, grassroots organizing and social activism will our community be able to effectively address the profound contradictions facing our world. We unite communities of all races, genders, ages and classes to fight for civil and human rights both locally and globally. Culture, Social Justice and Community Programs & Services: With 34,132 volunteer hours, El Centro de la Raza served 13,975 individuals and 7,979 families in 2013 through the following programs and services: Basic Healthcare Enrollment Bebes-Infant Mortality Prevention Café con El Centro César Chávez Demonstration Garden College Readiness Comadres COMCAST Digital Connectors Community Meeting Space Community Service Crisis Advocacy Cultural/Political/Social Events Economic Development ECR Transitional Housing El Patio Apartments Employment ESL Classes / Spanish Classes Financial Empowerment Food Bank Foreclosure Counseling Growing & Learning Together Homeless Assistance Healthy Cooking Classes / Nuestras Comidas Hope for Youth Poetry & Civil Rights History Classes HUD Housing Counseling Immigrant/Human/Civil Rights Social Justice Advocacy José Martí Child Development Center Latino Hot Meal Program Legal Clinic Site Local, State, National & International Coalition Building Luis Alfonso Velásquez Flores After School Program Parent-Child Home Program Plaza Roberto Maestas Santos Rodriguez Memorial Park Senior Nutrition & Wellness 10 Senior Home Delivered Meals Smoking Cessation Tamale Classes Tax Prep Site Transit Oriented Parking Veteran’s Services Volunteerism Youth Case Management & Cultural Enrichment Youth Employment Youth Technology Training Youth Violence Prevention Long-time friend, advocate and champion of immigrant rights and immigration reform, U.S. Senator Patty Murray listened to stories of immigration at El Centro de la Raza. In addition, U.S. Senator Murray visited again to discuss funding full-day preschool and kindergarten for all children in Washington State. Defender of Immigrants and Human Rights Activist Father Alejandro Solalinde honored El Centro de la Raza with a visit. Padre Solalinde is the Director of "Hermanos en el Camino" a shelter and center for immigrants passing through Southwest Mexico. Over 400 people attended our Cinco de Mayo Celebration. Over 1,000 people attended our Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Celebration and Exhibit. 7 Thank you for helping provide: 1 2 Mil gracias por ayudar a ofrecer: 3 9 4 10 11 5 6 11 12 8 13 7 13 14 1) Thirty middle and high school students made the trek to Olympia along with 10 staff members to participate in Latino Legislative Day. 2) Students spent the day meeting with State senators, representatives and aides to advocate for the DREAM Act. 3) Long-time friend and advocate, U.S. Senator Patty Murray listened to stories of immigration at El Centro de la Raza. 4) Four students from our Hope for Youth and College Readiness programs each receive $1,000 Roberto Felipe Maestas Scholarships. 5) Over 1,000 guests joined us for our Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) exhibit and opening event with 25 social justice ofrendas, free food, exciting music, presentations and more. 6) English as a Second Language class students received certificates of excellence! Many of the students who take ESL classes through our partnership program with Seattle Central Community College come from immigrant and refugee families. 7) Schroeter Goldmark & Bender and the Latina/o Bar Association of Washington provide free legal clinics monthly from January to October at El Centro de la Raza! 8) Our graduating seniors are well-deserving of the $284,061 they have earned in scholarships collectively. Approximately 91% of senior students in the Proyecto Saber Program graduated and about 84% transitioned to college. 8 9) 130 volunteers from Microsoft, Ben Bridge, Sound Transit, U.S. Bank and King County CFC during United Way Day of Caring. 10) Estela Ortega and Hon. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney with former U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi in Seattle for the "When Women Succeed, America Succeeds” tour. 11) Defender of Immigrants and Human Rights Activist Father Alejandro Solalinde honored El Centro de la Raza with a visit. 12) Students in the Comcast Digital Connectors program received laptops for their hard work and year of commitment to the program. 13) We celebrated the achievements of the 134 students in the José Martí Child Development Center and 24 students in the After School Program; 44 preschool students graduated to kindergarten. 14) Senior Nutrition & Wellness participants share a congregate meal, exercise and other activities during the week. ****Visit www.elcentrodelaraza.org to see more pictures! 9 Thank you for helping provide: 1 2 Mil gracias por ayudar a ofrecer: 3 9 4 10 11 5 6 11 12 8 13 7 13 14 1) Thirty middle and high school students made the trek to Olympia along with 10 staff members to participate in Latino Legislative Day. 2) Students spent the day meeting with State senators, representatives and aides to advocate for the DREAM Act. 3) Long-time friend and advocate, U.S. Senator Patty Murray listened to stories of immigration at El Centro de la Raza. 4) Four students from our Hope for Youth and College Readiness programs each receive $1,000 Roberto Felipe Maestas Scholarships. 5) Over 1,000 guests joined us for our Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) exhibit and opening event with 25 social justice ofrendas, free food, exciting music, presentations and more. 6) English as a Second Language class students received certificates of excellence! Many of the students who take ESL classes through our partnership program with Seattle Central Community College come from immigrant and refugee families. 7) Schroeter Goldmark & Bender and the Latina/o Bar Association of Washington provide free legal clinics monthly from January to October at El Centro de la Raza! 8) Our graduating seniors are well-deserving of the $284,061 they have earned in scholarships collectively. Approximately 91% of senior students in the Proyecto Saber Program graduated and about 84% transitioned to college. 8 9) 130 volunteers from Microsoft, Ben Bridge, Sound Transit, U.S. Bank and King County CFC during United Way Day of Caring. 10) Estela Ortega and Hon. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney with former U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi in Seattle for the "When Women Succeed, America Succeeds” tour. 11) Defender of Immigrants and Human Rights Activist Father Alejandro Solalinde honored El Centro de la Raza with a visit. 12) Students in the Comcast Digital Connectors program received laptops for their hard work and year of commitment to the program. 13) We celebrated the achievements of the 134 students in the José Martí Child Development Center and 24 students in the After School Program; 44 preschool students graduated to kindergarten. 14) Senior Nutrition & Wellness participants share a congregate meal, exercise and other activities during the week. ****Visit www.elcentrodelaraza.org to see more pictures! 9 Your Impact on Outcomes & Measurable Results 2013 Accomplishments & Highlights cont... Between July 2012 and June 2013, 98 percent of our program participants achieved their personal outcomes. Each program listed below has established an outcomes framework involving quantifiable evaluation tools and immediate and intermediate milestones that help participants progress toward one of twenty-one Core Outcomes through four main program and service areas below. Accomplishments and Awards Our graduating high school students received $284,061 in college scholarships! Plaza Roberto Maestas-Beloved Community development was awarded $7.9 million from the City of Seattle Office of Housing. We anticipate breaking ground in the first quarter of 2015! We received the 2013 Futurewise Livable Communities Award in creating a sustainable future that is equitable for working families, the environment and the community for our plans to build Plaza Roberto Maestas on Beacon Hill. Executive Director Estela Ortega received an outstanding achievement award for her tireless work empowering the Latino community at the National League of Cities' (NLC) Joint Constituency Group Reception on behalf of the Hispanic Elected Officials (HELO). Mary Flowers, City of Seattle and Michael Woo, Got Green received the 2013 Roberto Felipe Maestas Legacy Award in honor of their work to undo poverty, racism and social inequity by building multiracial unity. Child & Youth Programs Investing in our children and their future, El Centro de la Raza provides an array of bilingual, multicultural child and youth services to the local community. These programs are free with the exception of the Child Development Center and After School Program, which are fee-based but also provide subsidies for lowincome families. Human & Emergency Services Seeking to address immediate aspects of human suffering such as hunger, healthcare and homelessness, our Frances Martínez Community Service Center provides free bilingual human and emergency services. Building Use Education & Skill Building Programs El Centro de la Raza promotes self-sufficiency and empowerment through free bilingual education and skill building initiatives. Annual building usage hours totaled 3,876. We provide discounted and in-kind space to several community groups such as the Alliance for Education and Veterans for Peace. Thanks to the City of Seattle and 501 Commons, the entire building now has wireless Internet available to all building users! Building users include El Centro de la Raza programs and events like free bilingual legal clinics, United Way Tax Prep, homeownership workshops, women’s groups, King County Master Gardeners, and many more! To lease office space or reserve a room for your meeting or party, please email facilities@elcentrodelaraza.org or call (206) 957-4613. Community Building & Advocacy El Centro de la Raza believes that only through civic involvement, grassroots organizing and social activism will our community be able to effectively address the profound contradictions facing our world. We unite communities of all races, genders, ages and classes to fight for civil and human rights both locally and globally. Culture, Social Justice and Community Programs & Services: With 34,132 volunteer hours, El Centro de la Raza served 13,975 individuals and 7,979 families in 2013 through the following programs and services: Basic Healthcare Enrollment Bebes-Infant Mortality Prevention Café con El Centro César Chávez Demonstration Garden College Readiness Comadres COMCAST Digital Connectors Community Meeting Space Community Service Crisis Advocacy Cultural/Political/Social Events Economic Development ECR Transitional Housing El Patio Apartments Employment ESL Classes / Spanish Classes Financial Empowerment Food Bank Foreclosure Counseling Growing & Learning Together Homeless Assistance Healthy Cooking Classes / Nuestras Comidas Hope for Youth Poetry & Civil Rights History Classes HUD Housing Counseling Immigrant/Human/Civil Rights Social Justice Advocacy José Martí Child Development Center Latino Hot Meal Program Legal Clinic Site Local, State, National & International Coalition Building Luis Alfonso Velásquez Flores After School Program Parent-Child Home Program Plaza Roberto Maestas Santos Rodriguez Memorial Park Senior Nutrition & Wellness 10 Senior Home Delivered Meals Smoking Cessation Tamale Classes Tax Prep Site Transit Oriented Parking Veteran’s Services Volunteerism Youth Case Management & Cultural Enrichment Youth Employment Youth Technology Training Youth Violence Prevention Long-time friend, advocate and champion of immigrant rights and immigration reform, U.S. Senator Patty Murray listened to stories of immigration at El Centro de la Raza. In addition, U.S. Senator Murray visited again to discuss funding full-day preschool and kindergarten for all children in Washington State. Defender of Immigrants and Human Rights Activist Father Alejandro Solalinde honored El Centro de la Raza with a visit. Padre Solalinde is the Director of "Hermanos en el Camino" a shelter and center for immigrants passing through Southwest Mexico. Over 400 people attended our Cinco de Mayo Celebration. Over 1,000 people attended our Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Celebration and Exhibit. 7 2013 Accomplishments & Highlights Capital Improvements We have made over $5 million in building improvements since 2005. In 2013, we completed a $500,000 plus renovation of the Santos Rodriguez Memorial Park & César Chávez Demonstration Garden, made possible by: 2008 Seattle Parks & Green Spaces Levy Opportunity Fund Seattle Parks & Recreation King County Parks Neighborhood Matching Fund Award of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods United Way of King County King County Master Gardeners Susan Maisel University of Washington Architecture Neighborhood Design/ Build Studio Play & Park Structures Wildwood Playgrounds Washington Playgrounds Sunglo, Inc. Child Care Resources Sustainable Seattle Chief Sealth International High School Woodshop Barker Landscape Architects Rainier Valley Eats Mary LaFleur Allied Waste The Station Nuprecon Essential Gardeners Starbucks Walsh Construction José Martí Child Development Center families and teachers All our beloved volunteers (over 160 volunteers, over 5,000 hours values at over $112,000 and over 50 work parties) Building the Beloved Community Auction Gala $278,000 was raised at our Building the Beloved Community Auction Gala. Mil Gracias to our event sponsors: Amerigroup RealSolutions, BECU, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Catholic Community Services, Central Co-op, CenturyLink, Clear Channel, Clear Channel Outdoor, College Success Foundation, Comcast Cable, Enterprise Community Partners, Heritage Bank, HomeStreet Bank, Lilly USA, Molina Healthcare of Washington, Muckleshoot, Plaza Bank, Puget Sound Energy, Seattle Children's Hospital, Seattle Sounders, Seattle City Light, Sprague Israel Giles, Union Bank, Walsh, Washington Community Reinvestment Association, Washington Federal and WEA Gracias to everyone who helped make the event a success! Roberto Felipe Maestas Legacy Award recipients: Mary Flowers, City of Seattle and Michael Woo, Got Green? Awards were made possible by generous funding from the Marguerite Casey Foundation. Save the date for our Building the Beloved Community Gala on Saturday, September 27, 2014 at the Washington State Convention Center. 6 Mil Gracias to Our 2013 Funders & Donors In Honor or Memory of… Anonymous in honor of Amy Thompson Rebecca Allen in honor of Sarah Haywood & Mark Eaton Alexander Bergstrom in honor of Mark Eaton & Sarah Haywood Julia Brown in memory of Frank Maestas James Ciecko in memory of Roberto Maestas Sedonia Cochran in honor of Richard S. Cochran II Virginia Culbertson in memory of Francisco Rosales Eddie Demmings, Jr. in memory of Roberto Maestas Antonio Diaz in memory of Roberto Maestas Kathryn Anne Ingell in honor of the marriage of Sarah Haywood Adrian Edward Liago in honor of Judy T. Laigo Candida Lorenzana in honor of Rene Nunez Consuelo Mares in honro of Ignacio M. Mares David McLanahan in memory of Roberto Maestas Brenda Mendoza in honor of Yedem Alamo Elisa Miranda in memory of Jose F. Rosales Judith Oerkvitz in honor of Nancy P. McKee Ruthie Petty in honor of the Honorable Carlos Ynostroza Piero Prada-Hoyos in honor of Maria Elsa Alor de Hoyos Robert Putsch in memory of Roberto Maestas Maria Ramirez in honor of Erin M. Morgen Sylvia Rubio in memory of Frances Soliz Cecilia Perez Ruiz in memory of Jose F. Rosales Ramon Soliz in memory of Roberto Maestas Anne Takekawa in honor of Eva Reboca Caroline Tillier in honor of Janet Rodriguez Michael Verchot in honor of Carlos Veliz & Maggie Behr Charles Wilkinson in honor of William & Charlena Wilkinson Jan M. Wilson in honor of Barbara Tomlinson Building the Beloved Community Gala Sponsors Amerigroup RealSolutions BECU Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Catholic Community Services Central Co-op CenturyLink Clear Channel Clear Channel Outdoor College Success Foundation Comcast Cable Enterprise Community Partners Heritage Bank HomeStreet Bank Lilly USA, LLC Molina Healthcare of Washington Muckleshoot Plaza Bank Puget Sound Energy Seattle Children's Hospital Seattle Sounders Seattle City Light Sprague Israel Giles, Inc. Union Bank Walsh Washington Community Reinvestment Association Washington Federal WEA Table Ambassadors Alex Bautista Alexandra Narvaez & Family Alliance for Education Anne Stadler Ashley Haugen Bank of America Beacon Development Group Benita Horn Comprehensive Health Education Foundation Deborah Aguirre, Aguirre & Associates Dorry Elias-Garcia, Minority Executive Directors Coalition Dr. Sheila Edwards Lange, University of Washington Enrique Gonzalez Estela Ortega Frank Lemos, Land Development Consultants George Griffin, G3 & Associates Harry Hoffman Hilda Magaña InterIm CDA Jackie Martinez-Vasquez, YMCA of Greater Seattle Jaime Garcia, Consejo Counseling & Referral Services Jamie Bautista Jeff Middelton Jim and Tricia Coley John and Bryn Martin John Scearcy, Teamsters Local Union No. 117 Jorge Madrazo, SeaMar Community Health Clinic King County Council Member Larry Gossett KING KONG NWCN/KING 5 Leslea Bowling Leticia Lucero Lorena Gonzalez Lynn Stowell, LDS Church Manny Lee Manuel Rios, Rios & Cruz Marcos Zuniga Miguel Maestas One America Pacific NW Regional Council of Carpenters Patricia Lally People’s Institute Northwest Pepsi Beverages Company Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney Poppi Handy, SMR Design Team Ramon Soliz Ricardo Garcia Rob Keefe, Law Office of Robert M. Keefe Roxana Amaral Schroeter Goldmark & Bender Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Seattle Goodwill Seattle Public Schools SEIU Healthcare 1199NW SEIU Healthcare 775 NW Stephen Deal Susan Lee Susan Maisel Sylvia Cavazos Tammy Gomez, Williams Kastner TD Wang Advertising Group Thrive by Five United Healthcare UW School of Medicine, Center for Diversity Victoria Kill Washington Conservation Voters Washington Environmental Council Yunuen Castorena Procurement Team Estela Ortega Alex Bautista Stephen Deal Solveig Ellingboe David Garcia Ashley Haugen Lauren Kastanas Alexia Klatt Susan Lee Joanne Li Miguel Maestas Hilda Magaña Susan Maisel Anne Pfeifle Alison Sheldon Taylor Skoglund Nicole Tilson Roxana Amaral Tricia Coley Victoria Kill Virginia Culbertson Jessica Harris Mirabella Escobar Carly Brook Public Support AmeriCorps*MLK VISTA Building Changes City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture City of Seattle Department of Information Technology City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods City of Seattle Human Services Department City of Seattle Human Services Department Summer Meals Program City of Seattle Human Youth Arts City of Seattle Youth Employment Program Early Learning Network Emergency Food & Shelter Program Food Resources King County Department of Community & Human Services King County Employee Giving Program King County Housing & Community Development Seattle & MLK County Public Health Seattle MLK County Coalition on Homelessness Seattle Public Library Seattle Public Schools Seattle Step Ahead Preschools State of Washington Office for Community Development U.S. Department of Health & Human Services U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) University of Washington Maternal and Infant Care Clinic Washington Service Corps Washington State Department of Commerce Washington State Housing and Finance Commission (WSHFC) Washington State Office of the Attorney General Washington State Taxpayers Grant Support The Boeing Company Comcast Foundation Community Action Partnership Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. 11 ESPN KaBoom! JP Morgan Chase Harvest Foundation Impact Capital Key Bank Foundation KUOW Radio Lutheran Volunteer Corps Marguerite Casey Foundation Muckleshoot Charity Fund National Council of La Raza Northwest Area Foundation Notre Dame AmeriCorps Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Seattle Foundation Solid Ground TIPS - Teens in Public Service United Way of King County Umpqua Bank Verizon Walmart Wells Fargo Foundation Wells Fargo Housing Foundation Union Bank Partidarios $1,000-4,999 Deborah Aguirre Tami Becker Gómez Leslea Bowling Bobbe Bridge Sylvia Cavazos Pamela Codd Trish Cosgrove Stephen Deal Eddie Demmings, Jr. Dr. Sheila Edwards Lange Rollin Fatland Aline Flower Daniel Gandara Rhonda & Larry Gossett George Griffin, III David Herrera Kristin Houser Robert M. Keefe Victoria Kill Sen. Adam Kline Nathalie Latchague-Irvine Frank Lemos Patricia Loera Nancy Long Jorge Madrazo Amalia Maestas Miguel Maestas Susan Maisel John Martin Lillian McDonell Former Mayor Mike McGinn Jeff Middelton Alexandra Narvaez Estela Ortega Guadalupe Perez Paul Purcell Bill Reid Manuel Rios Ruben Rolon Michele Rosen Ramon Soliz Amaya Souarez Lynn Stowell Kirk Utzinger Jacqueline Zajanc Familia $100-999 Ethelyn Abellanosa Nell Abercrombie Ernesto Acosta-Herrera Maria Aguilera Nicole Aguirre Marlinda Aguirre Flor Alarcon Avendano Martha Aldridge Katherine Alfaro Kenneth Alhadeff Carissa Allen (Continued on next page) (Continued from previous page) Roxana Amaral Raul Anaya Meghan Andrew Kelly Aramaki Bob Armstead Luis Arreola Jose Arreola Veronica Arreola William Ayears Jill Bader Sally Bagshaw Superintendent Jose Banda Michelle Barenchi Jorge Baron Vicente Barraza Leslie Basel Teresita Batayola Jody Baush Alejandro (Alex) Bautista Viridiana Becerra Citlali Beltran-Cuevas Patricia Benavidez Heidi Bennett Erika Berg Hayley Black Michael Brogan Rebecca Bryant Debbie Bryd Dennis Buchanan Theresa Burciaga Rick Burns Gloria Burton Sylvia Cabrera Brian Carey Terry Carroll Margaret B Carter Alecia Carter Carter Yunuen Castorena Guadalupe Cavazos Carmen Cejudo Sai Chaleunphonh Caroline Chavez Arlene Chavez Doug Chin Sally Clark Jon Clarke Catherine Clemens Cheryl Cobbs Murphy Sedonia Cochran Julie Codd Patricia Coley Ken Colling Dow Constantine Angelica Cordero Deborah Corr Patricia Cosgrove Keith W. 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Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney Gabriella Gutierrez-Muhs Migee Han Poppi Handy Debra Hannula Roger Hansen Lloyd Hara Lloyd Hara Bob Hasegawa Ashley Haugen Arne Haugen Sandra Henricks Jean Hernandez Shannon Hernandez-McIntyre Lindsay Hill Andrew Himes Harry Hoffman Marie Hoffman Benita Horn Joe Howard Mary Hunter Dick Hutchison Kathryn Anne Ingell David Ingram Lesley Irizarry-Hougan Takiyah Jackson Cristina Jimenez Myra Johnson Melissa Jonas Claudia Kauffman Kevin Keefe Molly Keefe Nicoletta Michelle Kelly Betty Kill Hyeok Kim Valerie Kinast Adam Kline Kline Marty Kooistra Daniel Kranzler Paul Kreider Marie Kurose Ruthann Kurose Maria Camila Lagow Paula Laschober Gloria Leach Justin Lee Manny Lee Susan Lee Beronica Lee Laurie LeMay M.A. Leonard Patricia Leong Sonia Lewis Walter Liang Nick Licata Roberta Lindeman Diana Lindner Mariko Lockhart Fe Lopez Craig Lorch David Loren Candida Lorenzana Jordan Louie Hannah Love Leticia Lucero Diana Luedke John Lukjanowicz Lynn Lumbard David Lundin Jaymee Lundin Maria Maddox Sandra Madrid Hilda Magana Caroline Maillard Susan Maki Richard Mar Emoree Martin Marcus Martin Fernando Martinez Linda A. 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Perez Ann Person Sue Peters Ruthie Petty Yenvy Pham Thomas Piasecki Piero Prada-Hoyos Michael Predmore Jean Primozich Cynthia Pristell Constance Proctor RIco Quirindongo Maria Ramirez 12 Kathryn Ramos Keith Ramsdell Patricia Rangel Randall E. Ray Constance Rice Rogelio Riojeos Fred Rivera Jorge Rivera Ken Rogers Jessica Rojas Gladys Romero Kate Roosevelt Linda Rose Lucinda Rowley Isaac Ruiz Bernardo Ruiz Venetia Runnion Dr. Andrea Rye Andrea Rye Ruben Salazar Rebecca Saldana Ricardo Sanchez Jairo Sanchez Carla Sanders Martha Sandoval Bob Santos Urbano Santos Dave Sarju Daniel Satterberg Kelli Schmidt Steve Schneider Erica Schommer Kristen Sharp Mike Sheehan Albert Shen Gabriel Shirley Donald Sirkin Oriel Maria Siu Darryl Smith Hon. Charles Smith Shari Song Linda Sorto Deborah Spiegelman Dedrick Sprick Anne Stadler Hilary Stern Kate Stewart Paul Stromberg Janet Sukraw Jade Sullivan Bill Sunderland Anne Takekawa Cindy Taketa Rebecca Talbot Cecile Thomas Tony To Tony To Michael Tolley Cesar Torres Alan Torres Sandi Tovias Joann Tsethlikai Pernell Tyus John Urquhart Shelley Urquhart Dave Van Galen Jeffrey Vander Clute Jill Wakefield Jamilah Walters Dustin Washington Charles Wilkinson Keri Williams April Williamson Cynthia Wise Dick Woo Debra Wood Cathy Woods Charles Wright Teresa Wu-Woo Latrice Ybarra Evelyn Yenson Honorable Mary Yu Robert Zarate Daniel Zavala Emma Zavala-Suarez Kristin Zavorska Marcos Zuñiga Participants Served in 2013 Total Individuals 13,975 Gender: Male Female Unknown* 5,372 4,893 3,710 6,140 4,370 3,465 Race: African American Asian/Pacific Islander Native/Alaskan White Other or Multiracial Undisclosed* 539 2,802 51 710 1,489 6,530 Age: 0-5 yrs 6-11 yrs 12-17 yrs 18-23 yrs 24-69 yrs 70 and over Unknown* 7,979 Household Size: Ethnicity: Latina/Latino Non Latina/Latino Unknown Total Families 1,005 871 1,206 697 6,284 642 3,270 1-2 Members 3-4 Members 5-6 Members 7+ Members Unknown* 3,359 1,772 979 218 1,651 Type of Household: Single Person Single Parent Two Parent Other Unknown* 2,059 916 1,780 1,225 1,999 Geographic Reach of Services El Centro de la Raza is located on Beacon Hill in Seattle. We provide Basic Healthcare Plan enrollment services in Tacoma, which serves participants in MLK, Pierce, Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, Clark, Thurston, and Grays Harbor counties. The majority of our participants come from the Seattle and Martin Luther King, Jr. County area. Income of Poverty Threshold: 0% to 50% 51% to 100% 101% to 150% 151% to 175% 176% to 200% 201% and over Unknown* 2,501 2,045 522 182 122 370 2,237 *We were unable to capture complete data on all participants that attended cultural events, legal clinics, tax preparation sessions and individuals enrolled in the Basic Healthcare Plan. The demographic data to the left represents individuals and families who were served by El Centro de la Raza’s programs, services and events in 2013. Food Bank Provides Summer Employment to Youth Meet Gloria! At age 15, she already has her first summer job at El Centro de la Raza! Through the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), Gloria works in our food bank 4 days per week, and helps out with the Senior Nutrition and Wellness Program during coffee hour, among an assortment of other projects that staff assign her, such as helping out at the front desk, or providing valuable feedback on youth summer camp activities. But her favorite part, she says, is the food bank. "I like working in the Food Bank because I like to see people's faces light up. Sometimes people walk in to the room all depressed, and then leave happy." The program runs from the end of the school year through August and provides employment to three youth at El Centro de la Raza. In addition to the valuable job skills Gloria will gain during her time here this summer, she says it’s also helping her to develop a spirit of generosity. "Usually when people ask me for food, I say 'no'. But I realized working here that it’s important to say 'yes' as much as possible. It feels good to say 'yes', and it makes other people feel good too." Mil gracias Gloria for your amazing commitment to building the "beloved community." (Continued on next page) 5 Volunteers Fill Unique Roles to Meet Community Needs Mil gracias to all of our outstanding volunteers! It is with the help of our hardworking, dedicated volunteers that El Centro de la Raza’s programs and services run smoothly. A number of full-time positions at El Centro de la Raza are filled by yearlong volunteers from AmeriCorps, MLK VISTA, Lutheran Volunteer Corps and AARP. These volunteers contributed 12,150 hours this year. El Centro de la Raza also hosted 49 volunteers as part of service learning programs at local universities and high schools. Volunteer groups from Attachmate, Bank of America, Ben Bridge, ESPN/Seattle Sounders, King County Combined Federal Campaign, Microsoft, One Brick, Perkins Coie, Queen Anne Rotary Club, Russell Investment Group, Seattle Pacific University CityQuest, Seattle University Faculty, Seattle University Residence Life, Seattle Works, Sound Transit, Starbucks, U. S. Bank, and University of Washington Upward Bound contributed over 1600 hours of service in 2013. ESPN and Seattle Sounders representatives volunteer in honor of Latino Heritage month and bring KaBOOM play equipment for our kids! In 2013, 1,322 volunteers contributed 34,132 hours of volunteer service, worth $912,007. 1 Since last year, we have increased our total volunteer hours by 32%, registered 382 new volunteers, 11.5% of whom applied online using our new online application. Of those who signed up, 91% went on to contribute volunteer hours. Want to volunteer? Fill out an online application at www.elcentrodelaraza.org, click the “Volunteer Now” button, email volunteer@elcentrodelaraza.org or call 206.957.4602. 1 Calculated based on national estimated value of volunteer time, www.independentsector.org/volunteer_time#sthash.skXGoylC.dpbs Gracias to Our Dedicated Volunteers & Staff Mil gracias to our hard working staff and volunteers: Volunteer Hero Award: Marlene Taylor Exemplary Volunteer Award: Jamie Bautista Volunteer Equipo del Año Award: Latina/o Bar Association of Washington (LBAW) Employee of the Year Award: Graciela Ayala Employee Spirit Award: Brenda Mendoza & Bertha Hernandez Executive Director’s Award: Mike Moore & James Slone Service of 15+ Years: Martha Diaz & Sandra Medina Service of 10+ Years: Raquel Garcia Service of 5+ Years: Graciela Ayala, Hiromi Fermin, Susan Maisel, Mike Moore, Cecilia Perez, Franz Perez & Maria Ramirez Service of 3+ Years: Yunuen Castorena, Arlene Chavez, Jessica Gonzalez, Maria James, Brenda Mendoza, James Slone, Chip Veatch & Mauricio Velazquez 4 (Continued from previous page) Amigos $1-99 Paul Adler Gino Aisenberg Dolores Alcaide Ramirez Ed Alejandro Daphne Alexander Rebecca Allen Connie Anthony Sharon Baez Glenn Bafia Amy Bailey Tonna Baruso Jeanna Bento Catherine Berglund Alexander Bergstrom Jeb Best Jen Blackwood Rolly Brigham Julia Brown Gordy Bryson Amelita Butler Jennifer Cabiao Michael Cadieux Benny Cailing Francisco Calderon Tina Carpenter Frances J. 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Caruh Salon Casa Durango CDK Construction Services, INC Century Ballroom CenturyLink (Continued on next page) (Continued from previous page) Chateau Ste. Michelle Chief Sealth High School Chihuly Studio Childhaven City Arts Magazine Sally Clark Clear Channel Outdoor Clear Channel Radio Seattle Jim Coley Latifa Coley Communichi Community Alliance for Global Justice Cookies by Design Costco Wholesale Coyote Central Crackerjack Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle Crystal Seas Kayaking David Bauch Estate Stephen Deal & Vivian Kreider Daniel DeSiga Marcela Diaz Marcio Diaz Dick's Drive-in Dimitriou's Jazz Alley Disneyland Resort Carla Dombrock Mick Duggan Edmonds Center for the Arts El Centro de la Raza's Board of Directors El Quetzal Elliott Bay Book Company Elliott Bay Brewery & Pub Mawg Ellithorpe Elsy Davison Massage Elysian Brewing Company Embrace the Moon Emerald City Trapeze Arts Emerald Downs EMP Museum Encore Media Group Entre Hermanos Esquin Wine and Spirits Essential Gardeners LLC Executive Development Institute Experience Hendrix, LLC Fair Trade Winds Family Fun Center & Bullwinkle's Restaurant Hiromi Fermin Anna Ferrario Jimena Floyd Fremont Brewing Company Friend Shop-Seattle Public Library Full Circle Gameworks Barbara Gamrath Raquel Garcia David Garcia Cisneros David Gasca Daniel Gatti Georgetown Brewing Company Girl Scouts of Western WA Glasshouse Studio Global Visionaries Jessica Gonzalez gourmetgiftbaskets.com Rosamaría Graziani Great Harvest Bread Co. 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Phyllis Kenney Kenney KidsQuest Children's Museum Victoria Kill Billy King KING 5 Kirkland Performance Center Kumon Math & Reading Center La Esperanza de Seattle La Finca Caribe La Hacienda La Mexicana La Tienda Folk Art Gallery Lakeshore Learning Materials Landmark Theatres Graciela Lange Fulgencio Lazo Le Pichet Susan Lee Dr. Edward Lee Vargas Brandon Lehnerz Randy Lewis, U-Frame-It Joanne Li Lloyd Martin Lowe’s Leticia Lucero Macrina Bakery Macy's Miguel Maestas Hilda Magaña Maid in the Northwest Susan Maisel Mallory Paint store Marguerite Casey Foundation John Martin Massage Envy Capitol Hill Maya's Restaurant Mazatlan Mexican Restaurant Former Mayor Mike McGinn McLendon's McMenamins Anastasia Mendoza Irma Mendoza Mexico Lindo Milagros Mexican Folk Art Elisa Miranda Mixed Bag Design Monster Energy Company Sydney Moodley Mike Moore Muckleshoot Indian Casino Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) Museum Quality Framing Barbara Nabors-Glass Nabors-Glass Naked Winery Neumos New An Dong Nijo Sushi Bar & Grill Nordic Heritage Museum Northwest African American Museum Northwest Outdoor Center Novelty Hill - Januik Winery Olympus Spa One Reel One Wild Strawberry Jose Orantes Oregon Chai Oriental Trading Co. 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Mary Yu Zipcar 2014 Projected Funding We apologize for any omissions or errors on this list. Please call (206) 957-4611 and we will correct our records. Gracias. *Capital improvement funds from these sources total $515,995 SOURCE AMOUNT PERCENT Individual, Foundation, Corporate, Special Events $585,645 10% Basic Healthcare & Restricted $293,400 5% United Way $468,753 8% Federal* $422,998 7% State* $1,633,830 29% Local* $1,467,478 26% Tuition/Fees $657,596 12% Other Income (rent, etc.) $167,353 3% TOTAL $5,697,052 100% 2013 Financials CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Year Ending December 31, 2013 / Audited / Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) ASSETS LIABILITIES Current Assets Cash & Cash Equivalents…………………………..$891,276 Grants & Contracts Receivable…………………..$622,627 Other………………………………………………………...$51,915 Current Liabilities Accounts Payable……………………..………….......$90,943 Accrued Liabilities……………….…….…..………..$322,410 Line of Credit………………………...………………..$217,353 Other…………………………………..………………..….$57,121 Property & Equipment Land & Improvements………….…...……….….$1,645,482 Buildings & Improvements………...……….….$7,518,729 Furniture & Equipment……………..……….…….$636,235 Construction in Progress…………………...........$613,580 Accumulated Depreciation……………...…...($4,207,793) Long Term Liabilities Notes Payable……………..………………...……..$1,045,922 Deferred loans - City of Seattle…………….….$1,211,545 Deferred interest - City of Seattle……...……….$101,301 TOTAL LIABILITIES……………………….…..….$3,046,595 Other Assets...………………………...…..………….....$968,157 NET ASSESTS TOTAL ASSETS………………………..…………....$8,740,208 Unrestricted Assets……………………………...…..$4,426,152 Unrestricted, Board Designated Net Assets…..$644,780 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets………..........$622,681 TOTAL NET ASSETS……………………………..…$5,693,613 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS…....….$8,740,208 3 Building the Beloved Community Now Gracias to Board & Staff Members Querid@s Amig@s/Dear Friends, 2014 Staff Members: Every day we are reminded how lucky we are to be an integral part of El Centro de la Raza. As we look back on the past year we are amazed by the accomplishments of our incredibly dedicated hard working staff and the over 1,300 community members who volunteer here. We are grateful for their efforts to help make the lives of our participants, friends, families and neighbors better. At El Centro de la Raza our culture is to work hard, yet have fun at the same time, work collectively and work in multiracial unity to bring rights and resources to our communities. Everyone who seeks our help is a member of our family regardless of where they come from, how they identify or how little money they have. Leadership Team: Estela Ortega, 2013 was an amazing year of expansion and growth for El Centro de la Raza. A few of the many highlights include: EXPANDED PROGRAMS! The José Martí Child Development Center expanded from 124 children ages 1-12 to 175 children! We almost doubled the number of classrooms. Thanks to United Way, the Parent-Child Home Visitor Program has expanded allowing us to reach more families through this wonderful program. BEING GOOD STEWARDS OF OUR HISTORIC HOME. Over $1M in new plumbing, seismic upgrades and cosmetic improvements in the José Martí Child Development Center were completed in 2013 - made possible by city, state, and federal funding and countless volunteers. This equals over $5 million in building renovations since 2005. In 2014, we will be improving the ADA accessibility of the building. BUILDING A PLAYGROUND FOR OUR COMMUNITY. In partnership with the City of Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation, we completed the renovation and dedicated the Santos Rodriguez Memorial Park on the east side of our building. It is a wonderful asset for all of the community and from opening day has been filled with children and families. LEADING BY EXAMPLE. El Centro de la Raza would not be where it is today without advocating for social justice. We believe in taking action. Because of our strong financials and prudent fiscal policies we were able to institute a new organization wide minimum starting wage of $15.00 per hour. We also participated in several community led initiatives including the May Day March and Latino Legislative Day in Olympia. 2014 will be begin a transformative period for the organization and plans include: EXPANDING OUR PROGRAMMING. We have partnered with InterIm to run the child development center at Hirabayashi Place a new mixed use affordable housing project in the International District. Four new class rooms serving approximately 64 children from racially and economically diverse families We will continue to expand our programs as the need arises and the finances are in place have been invited by the city. BUILDING THE BELOVED COMMUNITY. Plaza Roberto Maestas, a multi-use development on the south end of our campus, is on track to break ground in March of 2015. The Plaza will bring 112 units of transit-oriented, affordable workforce housing, seven classrooms for our Child Development Center, a multi-cultural community center, a public plaza, flexible retail space including 13 start-up opportunities for local small business owners supported by ECDLR’s work around asset-building, office space and a commercial kitchen. The project will generate over 150 construction, engineering, and design jobs during development and will create 40 or more permanent jobs once complete. This $41M project expands the capacity of El Centro de la Raza to deliver its breadth of services and more fully address the needs of the children and families we serve. Funding for the full $41M is 94% raised and a $3.5M Capital Campaign is the final piece of the financing picture. You helped get us to this point and we need you to take us all the way! Please help us continue to grow and expand our mission. Donate today on our website at www.elcentrodelaraza.org via the “Donate Now” button. Roberto Maestas, our principal founder, worked vigorously to build multi-racial unity and advocated for the most invisible and vulnerable in our community. You can help directly impact the people we serve in the following ways: Frances Martínez Community Service Center: Aguiar, Mario* Executive Director Armstrong, Shannon* Hilda Magaña, José Martí Child Develop- Bautista, Alex Bautista, Jamie ment Center Director Belgarde, Derrick Denise Pérez, Camacho, Sergio Human Services Director Cortez, Claudia** Miguel Maestas, Cueva Estrella, Lucero Associate Administrator Culbertson, Virginia Susan Maisel, Controller Diaz Elizalde, Eduardo* Ashley Haugen, Diaz, Marcella Development Associate Escobar, Mirabella Elisa Miranda, Frith-Gomez, Angela Facilities Manager Garcia, Raquel Enrique González, Gonzalez, Enrique Smoking Cessation Iniguez, Erick Program Coordinator Jaquish, Michelle* Alex Bautista, Jimenez, Cristina Youth Services Lagow, Camila Yunuen Castorena, Lamb, Elizabeth* Executive Assistant Lefevre, T. Jasmin Leslea Bowling, Mendoza, Anastasia Homeownership Mendoza, Brenda Center Manager Mendoza-Amezcua, Irma Stephen Deal, Capital Palomo, Bertha Isabel Development Director Perez Lally, Denise Perez, Franz Facilities Office: Peterson, Kayla* Calderon, Alejandro Piña-Bautista, Jaime Miranda, Elisa Rubio, Sylvia Perez, Cecilia Rubio-Reboco, Eva Simon, Daniel** Stafford, Janet Solis, Ricardo Velazquez Lemus, Mauricio Fiscal Office: Maisel, Susan Homeownership Center: Ortiz, Yadira Bowling, Leslea Stephens, Bobbie Andrew, Meghan Veatch, Chip Camp, Sarah Margaret Executive Office: Chavez, Arlene Kvalheim, Holly Ortega, Estela Prada-Hoyos, Piero Castorena, Yunuen Rodríguez, Dana Deal, Stephen Wong, Jennifer Maestas, Miguel Moore, Michael Tilson, Nicole 2014 Board of Directors: José Martí Child Development Center: Arguello, Marisela Ayala, Graciela Barba, Iran Beltran, Luisa Caraballo, Rafael Diaz, Martha Espiritu, Rocio Fermin, Hiromi Garcia Fitz, Maria Teresa Garcia, Martha Gianola, Marie Elaine Gonzalez, Jessica Gonzalez-Robles, Aurelio Guzman, Elvia Harris, Jessica Hernandez Ortiz, Bertha James, Maria Juarez-Cruz, Zeferina Lopez, Iveth Magaña, Hilda Martinez-Olivera, Norma McAvoy, Kathryn Marie Medina Silva, Sandra Mercado, Hortencia Irais Miranda, Carmen Monrroy Ayala, Janet Polinar, Bernadette C Ramirez, Maria De J Renaud, Joseph Rico, Maria D. Ruiz, Belem Salazar, Valentina Trujillo, Consuelo Development Office: Garcia, David* Haugen, Ashley Hong, Lily* Kastanas, Lauren Klatt, Alexia* Pfeifle, Anne* Ramon Soliz, President Martin Luther King, Jr. County, Senior HR Analyst Juan Cotto Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Roxana Amaral, Vice President Denny Middle School, Teacher Dorry Elias-Garcia Minority Executive Directors Coalition, Executive Director Pablo Mendoza, Treasurer City of Seattle, Information Technology Professional Victoria Kill, Secretary Dept. of English, Seattle Univ. Adjunct Professor Madrienne Salgado, Parliamentarian Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Government Relations Cristina García-Valdez Full Life, Caregiver Ricardo García Yakima Valley, Retired Jeff Middelton Integrus Architecture, Architect Alexandra Narvaez The Defender Association Division Ofelia Alanis Torres Bakery Nouveau Bianka Sanchez West Seattle High School, Student Francisco Calderon Rainbow Haven, Retired Urbano Santos Guatemaltecos Unidos El Centro de la Raza is directed by a 15-member Board of Directors that meets monthly. Our diverse board membership consists of youth, professionals, senior citizens, volunteers, and low-income individuals. Spanish & Tamale Classes: Ramon Joffre, Teresa Piña Bautista, Jamie *AmeriCorps, Lutheran Volunteer Corps , AARP or Volunteer Staff **Seattle University or University of Washington Work Study Student Staff Learn about Plaza Roberto Maestas and how you can get involved at www.plazarobertomaestas.org. Sign up for our eNewsletter and receive our up to date news and announcements. Purchase tickets at www.belovedcommunitygala.org for our Building the Beloved Community Gala on Saturday, September 27, 2014 at the Washington State Convention Center. Take a cooking class, a Spanish class, park in our parking lot and purchase a Christmas tree. Volunteer for programs, events and special projects – we cannot do this work without you! Respetuosamente, Estela Ortega Executive Director Ramon Soliz Board of Directors President 2 El Centro de la Raza staff, volunteer corps members and interns at our annual staff pachanga at Seward Park. 15 2524 16th Avenue South Seattle, WA 98144-5104 www.elcentrodelaraza.org NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID SEATTLE, WA PERMIT NO. 273 The Center for People of All Races A voice and a hub for the Latino community as we advocate on behalf of our people and work to achieve social justice. RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Save the Date in 2014 Spanish Classes Open Quarterly Call 206.957.4605 to register today! Tamale Classes & Cooking Classes Available each month Call 206.957.4611 to register now! Café con El Centro de la Raza 8-9 am first Thursday of every month Call 206.957.4652 to RSVP. Building the Beloved Community Gala September 27th at the Convention Center Call 206.957.4649 to purchase tickets! Día de los Muertos November 1st Opening Ceremony Call 206.957.4630 for more information. Mission El Centro de la Raza As an organization grounded in the Latino community, our mission is to build unity across all racial and economic sectors, to organize, empower, and defend our most vulnerable and marginalized populations and to bring justice, dignity, equality, and freedom to all the peoples of the world. Washington State Non-Profit 501(c)(3) TAX ID# 91-0899927 ▪ UBI# 601025014 IRS 990 Available Online www.elcentrodelaraza.org Stay Connected! 2524 16th Avenue South ▪ Seattle, WA 98144 Tel 206.957.4605 ▪ Fax 206.329.0786 Get current news and updates from El Centro de la Raza. Visit our website at www.elcentrodelaraza.org and sign-up our free eNewsletter. Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/elcentro72 Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/elcentro72 Editorial Team: Ashley Haugen, Development Associate Estela Ortega, Executive Director Contributors: Ramon Soliz, Board of Directors President Yunuen Castorena, Executive Assistant David Garcia, Donor Relations Coordinator Alexia Klatt, Volunteer Coordinator (LVC) Miguel Maestas, Associate Administrator Elisa Miranda, Facilities Manager Anne Pfeifle, Events Coordinator (LVC) James Slone, Grants Development Coordinator Nicole Tilson, Capital Grants Writer Photo Credits: Seattle University Student Photographers El Centro de la Raza Staff and Volunteers View us on YouTube at youtube.com/elcentro72 2013 Annual Report
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