2010 Annual Report - The National Center For Children and Families

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NCCF LOCATIONS:
MA RYL A N D LOCAT ION S
NCCF provides services to
neighborhoods and communities
throughout the National Capital
Region in eight locations.
It is the mission of the National Center for Children and Families
to create total, healthy living environments for vulnerable
children, youth, and families, and the quality of life that
empowers their ability to thrive and demonstrate responsibility.
ADMINISTRATIVE CAMPUS
Greentree Adolescent Program,
Greentree Shelter, Greentree School, Greenleaf
Treatment Foster Care Program
6301 Greentree Road
Bethesda, MD 20817
301-365-4480; Fax 301-365-2536
Betty’s House
Montgomery County, MD
Clinton Farm
14200 Livingston Road
Clinton, MD 20735
Family Stabilization Program
Rapid Rehousing Demonstration Project
11552 February Circle Apt. 402
Silver Spring, MD 20904
301-622-7901; Fax 301-622-2289
FutureBound Independent Living Program
Community Served
NCCF provided community
education to nearly 3,600
individuals in Fiscal Year
2010. Community education
activities include opportunities
for volunteerism, advocacy,
informational tours, as well
as speaking engagements to
faith-based organizations, civic
groups, schools, and businesses.
12502 Village Square Terrace
Rockville, MD 20852
301-230-9120; Fax 301-230-9129
DISTRICT OF COL UMB IA LO CAT IO N S
Innovative Family Connections
220 I Street, NE
Suite 280, Washington, DC 20002
202-543-3217; Fax 202-543-4508
CARA House
5140 Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20019
202-396-9330; Fax 202-396-9340
JC Nalle Community School
219 50th Street, SE
Washington, DC 20019
202-645-7300; Fax 202-575-3762
Customers SServed
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NCCF’s 13 programs address
diverse human needs and
produce human change.
2,182 Children/Youth
1,231 Families
1,135 Adults
The National Center for Children and Families Annual Report 2010
Dear NCCF Supporter:
We want you to know that the mission of the National Center for Children and Families (NCCF) continues to
prevail during this tumultuous period of budget deficits, social instability, and family distress. In fact, with your
assistance, we remain committed to being one of the best places for a young person or a family to become
masterful, to thrive, and to achieve stability and success.
On October 13, 2010, the Executive Director (the daughter of a World War II Navy veteran who received
medals for logistics) celebrated the 265th birthday of the Navy with Vice Admiral Kevin M. McCoy, Commander,
Naval Sea Systems Command and the civilian and military personnel based in Washington, DC. She spoke about
NCCF’s work and the importance of collective collaboration if we are to “win the war,” if we are to defend
against the insidious assaults of child maltreatment, domestic violence, and impoverishment within our very
borders. She thanked the Navy staff for their history of giving over $1 million annually to the Combined Federal
Campaign (CFC), which assists local non-profits like NCCF in meeting critical human needs here at home.
Much like the Navy, NCCF possesses a Total Force Vision that recognizes its legacy of caring for the most
vulnerable and orphaned children addressing the critical, complex demands facing far too many children and
families today, and looking foward to a brighter future. The Board of Trustees acknowledges the importance of
building on NCCF’s achievements while moving diligently to implement an agency-wide strategic plan to ensure
the delivery of quality and timely services to the community.
Philip D. Schiff, President, NCCF Board
of Trustees
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To remain successful, NCCF must be forward-looking, adaptive, principled, and always focused on the vision of a
society in which children, youth, and families live in sustained, supportive communities that reinforce the integrity and
unity of the family. We need a Total Force to execute this vision: volunteers, professionals, businesses, philanthropists,
advocates, public officials, faith-based communities, and the children and families themselves. We need a Total
Force to align our human and financial resources in a cost efficient manner. We need a Total Force to meet our
strategic imperatives.
And as a result...families will be connected to natural supports. For over 96 years, NCCF has learned how to
provide the love, structure, and education a healthy family offers in a responsive community. As a Total Force, we
will win the war.
Philip D. Schiff
President, NCCF Board of Trustees
Sheryl Brissett Chapman
Executive Director
Vice Admiral Kevin McCoy and Dr. Chapman
cutting the Navy’s 265th Birthday Cake
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We value agility, learning, and
innovation because we recognize
that change is ever present and life
at its best, is beyond survival.
The National Center for Children and Families Annual Report 2010
Event Highlights
SU M M E R 2009
SEPTEMBER 2009
July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010
Summer Camp Wabanna Half Marathon
Tappers with Attitude
GAP Flag Football with DC Cares
Foster Care Picnic
Constellation Energy Senior Golf Tournament
OCTOBER 2009
Community Service Weekend with Bradley Hills
Presbyterian Church & Bethesda Jewish Congregation
Luxuria Salon & Spa “Spa Day” with BAK
Help the Homeless Mini Walk-A-Thon at NCCF
NOVEMBER 2009
Help the Homeless Walk-a-thon on the Mall
Thanksgiving Dinner at FutureBound
DECEMBER 2009
Foster Care Holiday Party
Santa Visit from Cabin John Volunteer Fire Department
JANUARY 2010
Give a Day, Get a Day - Partnership with Walt Disney World
FEBRUARY 2010
Delta Sigma Theta – Montgomery County Alumnae Group SEE Project
APRIL 2010
Beautification Day at JC Nalle Community School
Jack & Jill of Montgomery County- Easter Party at Butler’s Orchard
Foster Parent Annual Meeting
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
Lexis Nexis Community Service Day
JUNE 2010
Art & Soul Charity Auction
Foster Parent Appreciation Event
5th Annual Cultural Learning Experience (JC Nalle Community School)
3
Spirit Award
For Humanitarian Achievement
4
Our incredible diversity
is both our strength and
our challenge. Through
shared commitment as
an organizational team,
we work to create trust,
manage conflict, be
accountable, and pay
attention to results.
Lennice Hudson
NCCF Foster Parent
Spirit Award for Humanitarian Parent
Lennice Hudson has been a committed foster parent to
vulnerable youth for nearly a decade, serving as a vital
partner with the National Center for Children and Families
(NCCF). She exemplifies what it means to be an ideal foster
parent by inspiring children to love her while allowing them the
opportunity to learn how to love—often for the very first time.
Mrs. Hudson has encouraged the children who have been
placed in her home over the years to be successful through well
developed work ethics, high self esteem, and a genuine ability
to care about others. Despite the obstacles these children faced
in their childhood, Mrs. Hudson’s dedication to our youth has
helped them graduate from high school and college; some
have even served their country in the military or learned a
vocational or technical trade.
After the loss of her beloved spouse, and with the support of
her own devoted family and church, Lennice Hudson continues
to be a passionate, dedicated foster parent appreciated by
many in the community. NCCF recognizes her as the 2010
Spirit Award for Humanitarian Parent for the positive impact
she has made on the lives of young people.
Eshauna Smith
Former Executive Director
DC Alliance of Youth Advocates (DCAYA)
Spirit Award for Humanitarian Advocate
Eshauna Smith was appointed as the first Executive Director
of DC Alliance of Youth Advocates (DCAYA). Although DCAYA
traces its origin to a 2003 gathering of local philanthropic
institutions concerned about the absence of focus on positive
youth development, it was not until January 2006, when
Eshauna was appointed to lead DCAYA, that the current
movement to change the very lives of youth in the District of
Columbia was sparked.
Eshauna’s leadership reflects DCAYA’s vision for “a community
where no youth is considered at risk and all are respected
as valued community members.” She kept DCAYA visible,
present, and diligent in its work to keep adolescents in the city
safe, healthy, resilient, and confident community members.
NCCF recognizes Eshauna Smith as the 2010 Spirit Award
for Humanitarian Advocate for promoting human change and
systemic institutional responsiveness to the heightened needs
of youth in the District of Columbia.
The National Center for Children and Families Annual Report 2010
Amanda Broadnax
The Honorable Isiah Leggett
NCCF Alumni
John F. White Alumni Award
Montgomery County Executive
Spirit Award for Humanitarian Leader
Amanda Broadnax was taken from her family and placed into the
foster care and juvenile justice system at the age of 12. She reports
in her own words that when she arrived at NCCF in June 1997, she
was “fearless, feisty, driven, and outspoken,” facing an 18-month
“sentence” for violating juvenile probation, yet she simply wanted
“to be loved and accepted and not have to rely on drugs and
alcohol for comfort.”
The Honorable Isiah Leggett, a prominent legislator and
government official in the national capital region, has a voice
that is both quiet and effective as he promotes Montgomery
County’s vibrant resiliency despite the significant economic
challenges facing all of our local institutions. He has insisted
that the most vulnerable residents of our community do not
carry a disproportionate burden as the government downsizes
to address the current fiscal reality.
This aggressive, defiant young person knew that NCCF was her
last stop because she could not go to a foster home, after so many
failures, and because she continued to get charges for offenses. She
believed that she was headed for prison by the time she was 18.
Today, after nearly five years with the federal government,
this gifted and talented young mother of two (whose own
mother recently died), is employed with the US Department of
Transportation, supporting report analysis and development
for Congress. Enrolled at the University of Maryland University
College (UMUC), Amanda is slated to graduate this year with
a legal studies and business degree. She has completed a small
business certificate with the Anne Arundel Community College.
NCCF recognizes Amanda as the 2010 John F. White Alumni
Awardee for her exceptional motivation and resiliency for her
ability to overcome significant social and economic challenges,
and her willingness to be an ambassador for others in the foster
care system.
At NCCF, he is recognized as a long-time investor and
partner. NCCF shares his concern in caring for the neediest
and most desperate members of the larger community, and
as a result of his efforts, NCCF acknowledges his leadership
and dedication to “doing what is right,” during a stressful
and highly challenged political season.
Mr. Leggett’s powerful voice for affordable housing,
public safety, healthcare, and education—critical to
NCCF’s vision of “a society in which children, youth, and
families live in sustained, supportive communities—”
is why NCCF selected him as the 2010 Spirit Award
for Humanitarian Leader. His stamina and continued
commitment to a quality of life for all residents in
Montgomery County is commendable and appreciated.
The Honorable William A. Bronrott
Immediate Past Maryland Delegate
D-16 Montgomery County
Spirit Award for Humanitarian Leader
The Honorable William A. Bronrott has worked tirelessly on
many issues since joining the Maryland General Assembly in
January 1999. Some of these initiatives include public health
and safety, transportation, and the environment, all of which
have contributed to why Montgomery County remains a great
place to live and work.
As a public interest advocate, and a long-time supporter and
friend of NCCF, his voice on numerous laws has remained
aligned with our mission and vision throughout the years. He has
been a strong supporter of education and school construction
funding, substance abuse treatment and prevention, child
booster seats, highway, school bus, and pedestrian safety.
Mr. Bronrott has also sponsored legislation to encourage
fitness, combat obesity, and promote the importance of
walkable communities.
Mr. Bronrott’s willingness to roll up his sleeves and personally
get the job done is why NCCF recognizes him as the 2010
Spirit Award for Humanitarian Leader. He always makes time
to attend NCCF’s events, truly cares about the quality of the
services NCCF provides the community, and personally works
alongside the staff and volunteers of this nearly 100-year-old
community institution.
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Sustaining a quality
of community living
means we must address
not only the pressing
needs of children and
youth, but those of their
families, as well.
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Adolescent
Services
86 Youth | 86 Families
Family
Services
410 children | 275 Adults | 257 Families
Greentree Adolescent Program (GAP)
Betty Ann Krahnke Center for New Beginnings
FutureBound Independent Living Program (FILP) Greentree Shelter (GTS)
Family Stabiliation Program (FSP)
100% GAP and FILP high school seniors graduated
Rapid Rehousing Demonstration Project
96% GAP Youth participated in extracurricular activities
100% Adults in Family Stabilization Program maintained/
94% FILP Youth attended educational/vocational programs
increased household income
82%
GAP Youth increased/maintained their GPA
81%
GAP Youth experienced grade level promotion
80%
GAP Youth returned home or transitioned
to foster care or independent living
56%
FILP Youth were employed and
demonstrated increased life skills
93%
Women in the Betty Ann Krahnke Center attended
counseling to address domestic violence
91%
Families in Greentree Shelter moved to stable housing
85%
Women/children victims of domestic violence moved
to safer living environments free from abuse
85%
Women in the Betty Ann Krahnke Center
obtained/maintained economic support
83%
Adults in Rapid Rehousing maintained employment
83%
Families reduced at least half of their
pre-existing barriers to permanent housing
79%
Adults in Family Stabilization Program
gained/maintained employment
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CommunityBased Services
1,415 Children | 811 Adults | 716 Families
Family Connections Program (FCP)
Nurturing Parent Program (NPP)
KinNet Program
Men-in-Motion Program (MIM)
R.A.C.E. Program (Reaching Academic and Career
Excellence)
JC Nalle Community School
100%
100%
99%
KinNet children remained in safe, stable, kinship
placements without child welfare involvement
Nurturing Parent Program participants improved
relationships with children in their care
JC Nalle School Extended Day Program students
advanced to the next grade level
97%
Family Connections Program participants
improved relationships with children in their care
96%
Men-In-Motion fathers increased interactions with their children
80%
JC Nalle Community School parents/caregivers participated
in school activities in support of their child/children
75%
JC Nalle Community School students referred for
mental health services demonstrated improved behavior
Foster Care and
Adoption Services
271 children | 49 Adults | 172 Families
Greenleaf Treatment Foster Care Program
Innovative Family Connections
Innovative Family Connections II
100%
Innovative Family Connections II youth
experienced grade level promotion
96%
Greenleaf Treatment Foster Care youth
experienced grade level promotion
89%
Innovative Family Connections II Youth
maintained/increased GPA
83%
Innovative Family Connections youth
experienced grade level promotion
18
Youth reunified with biological family/kin
14
Youth transitioned to independent living
11
High School graduates
9
Youth were adopted
7
NCCF Community Partnerships
300 Shady Grove
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Face Program
Consultants
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6 Cameroons Place
AARP Maryland
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About
Affordable Behavioral
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African American Women’s
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Green Door
DC Department of Parks and Recreation
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Infants and Toddlers
Q
DC Emergency Asset Fund
Ex-offenders
Association
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Altrusa
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American Counseling
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Amerigroup
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Arbor Group
Architecture for Humanity, Inc.
Inc.
Avery House
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Avery Road
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Ayuda
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DC Office of
DC United
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District of
Closet
of Montgomery County
Potomac Valley
for All
School
DCPS Supplemental Education
Services Tutoring
Q
Delta Sigma Theta
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Hoe
Honest Tea
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Jack & Jill
Jack & Jill of
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JC Nalle Community
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Jewish Women International
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Interfaith Clothing
Q
Ivymount School
Q
Columbia Public Schools Q DCPS Afterschool
Q
Q
Junior Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase
Afternoon Summer Scholars Q Earth Share Q
Society
Q
Life Piece to Masterpieces
Bethesda
East Capital Center for Change East of the
Skills Workshop, Inc. Linkages to Learning
Bethesda Little
River Family Strengthening Collaborative Q
Q
East of the River Police Clergy Partnership
Chapter
Nursery
Bethesda Help, Inc.
Jewish Congregation
League
Q
Q
Bethesda Magazine
Optimist Club
Q
Q
Bethesda
Q
Beyond Behaviors
Q
Bo
Studios Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church
Q
Q
Bridges to Pals
Q
Brown Univeristy, Advisory Council on
Adversity
Q
Q
Brookdale Foundation
Business Interface Employment
& Education Center
Q
Q
Camp Wabanna
Cancer for Life Project, Inc.
Children’s Resource Center
Q
Easter Seals
Family
Q
Edgewood Brookland
Q
Support Collaborative
Q
Emily Grace (Clothing Boutique)
Empowerment Center
Q
Excel Institute
Q
Q
Chipotle
LLP
Q
Community Access and Residency Intern
Foundation School of Montgomery County
Q
Community Clinic
Q
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Community Family
Consortium for Child Welfare
Consumer Credit Counseling
House
Vision
Q
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Davis
DC Alliance of Youth Advocates
Q
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Covenant
David’s Beautiful People
DC Armory
Agency
Q
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DC Child & Family Services
DC Children & Youth Investment
Trust Corporation
Q
DC Choices
Department of Employment Services
Q
Q
Freddie Mac Foundation
School
Q
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The
The Frost
Future Link - The NET Program
Q
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Maryland Society for
of Education
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Maryland
Maryland Department of
Human Resources
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Maryland Department
of Juvenile Services
Maryland Energy
Q
Q
Domestic Violence
Q
Mercy Clinic
Q
Q
Metropolitan Court
Q
Migrant and Refugee Cultural Support,
Inc.
Q
Miss Black District of Columbia USA
College
Scouts of America
Girl
Glen Echo Park
Q
Q
Q
Mobile Med
Welfare
Q
Montgomery
Montgomery County Coalition
for the Homeless
DC
of Commerce
Commission for Women
Q
Q
Montgomery County Child
Greater Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber
Greater DC Cares
Mission of Love
Montgomery County Chamber
of Commerce
Q
Q
DC
Q
Q
Metropolitan Police Department (District 6)
Pediatrics Q Georgia Avenue Baptist Church
Q
Job
MD Family Resources
Charities
Q
Maryland
Q
Company Q Georgetown University Hospital
Georgia Avenue Collaborative
Ensemble
Q
Q
Suited
Tappers With Attitude Youth
The Advisory Board Company
Montgomery County Workforce Investment
Q
Board Youth Council
Montgomery Works
Place Q The Gazette Q The HSC Foundation Q
Q
The Children’s Inn at NIH
Q
The Dwelling
Social Workers
2009, Breyuna Williams
Q
Q
Q
Q
Gaithersburg HELP Gentle Giants Moving
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Step Afrika Dance Corporation
for Change
Marshall Heights Community Center
Maryland Network Against
Commission for Women
Q
Q
Baptist Church
Service
Q
Eat) Q Soroptimist Q So What Else Q Sports4Kids
Marriott International, Inc.
MARFY
Q
Food Center of Ward Seven
Montgomery County Volunteer Center
Smokey Glen Farm Q SOME (So Others Might
Q
First Baptist Church of Marshall Heights
Fleischman and Walsh,
Share
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
Q
Q
Program
First Home Care
Q
The Links Incorporated, Silver Spring Chapter
Assistance
Q
Schools
Teachers
Q
Mt. Jezreel
National Association of
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Q
National Center for
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Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW)
communa-k inc.
Public
County
Norwood
The
Program
Q
Maternal Support (MOMS)
Manna Food Bank
Q
Q
County
Montgomery
Fingers Quilters
Q
Shakespeare Theatre Company
Most Valuable Kids, Inc. Q Mothers Offering
Q
Fihankra Akoma Ntoaso
Q
Montgomery
Missing and Exploited Children
Far Southeast
Q
Q
Organization
Q
Business
City of Rockville
Field School
Q
Q
Marshall Heights Community Development
Families Forward, Inc.
FAPAC
Q
Q
City of Gaithersburg
Q
Junior Women’s Club of Chevy
Families Foremost
Q
Commission
Self Help and Resource Exchange
Q
Q
Q
Chase (JWCCC)
Catholic
Family Matters
Opportunities
Q
Q
Q
Los Amigos Society - Washington Metro
Clinical Social Work, Inc
Church of The Living God
Q
Life
Charity Campaign Q Maryland Department
Family Strengthing Collaborative
Children’s Aid Society
Q
Q
Center (Easter Seals Nurturing Camp)
Find
Mexican Grill
Legal Aide
Fairlee Manor Recreation and Education
Q
Q
Elise
Martin Crosby Scholarship Foundation
Charities Q Chesapeake Counseling Q Child
Q
Q
Langston Hughes Golf
Capital
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Housing
Montgomery County
Q
Montgomery County Police Department
Train
Bethesda Co-op
Community Affairs
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Pregnancy Center Q RSVP Catering Q Salvation
Army
Q
Lasting Impressions
Q
Montgomery County Housing and
Eta Iota Sigma Chapter of Chevy Chase, MD
Q
Q
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Montgomery County Head
Q
Course
Bethesda Cares
Start
Q
Q
Ladies of Imani
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Rockville Chamber of Commerce Q Rockville
of Recreation
Q
Chapter Q Dennis Ave TB Clinic Q Director of
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Services Q Montgomery County Department
Q
Montgomery County Literacy Council
Sorority, Inc., Montgomery County Alumnae
Q
County Q RiRa Irish Pub and Restaurant
Montgomery County Language Bank
Best Kids
Q
County Department of Health and Human
Q
Mentoring Services for Kids Q Bethesda Big
Q
Behavioral Health Partners
ArtSeen,
HD Woodson Senior High School
Services
for Youth
Q
Harambe House for Youth
and Hope Garden Club
DC Healthy Families
Q
Q
Q
DC Department of Youth and Rehabilitation
Health Alison Navel Alternative Solutions
Q
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Department of Mental Health (CPEP Unit) Q
Q
Montgomery County
Q
Montgomery
Nordstrom
Q
Elementary School
Q
Nimble
Pancakes
Q
Q
The Red Hat Society
Through the Kitchen Door
Theatre
Spa
Q
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Today’s Family
United Concordia
Q
Starbucks
Toby’s Dinner
Q
Q
Tranquil Blessings
Q
United for DC
Q
Q
United Planning Organization United Way of
Opportunity Industrial Council Q Outpatient
the National Capital Area Q University of the
Addictions Services
District of Columbia Institute of Gerontology
Project
Q
Q
Operation Hope
The Monroe School Q The Original House of
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Parent Advocacy
Parker’s Classic American
Peer2Peer Tutors
Q
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Q
Q
Upward Bound Foundation
Change Victory Christian Church International
Baptist Church Q Peoples Community Baptist
Q
Virginia Williams Center
Church
Q
Walt Whitman High School
Q
Petey Greene Center
Baptist Church
Q
Q
Pathways Edgewood School
Elementary School
Pilgrim’s
Planned Parenthood
Permanency Family Center
Q
Q
Q
of Social Services
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Washington Legal Clinic for the
Homeless
Q
Washington Parent
Q
Q
Tree Specialist
Q
Year-UP Program
Youth in Arts
Q
Put It Away
Reginald
Lourie
Q
Pyle Middle School
Center
Q
Regional
Institute for Children and Adolescents
(RICA)
Q
The Ridge School of Montgomery
Washington
Women, Infants, and Children Q Wood Acres
Institute of Washington
Public Defenders
Q
Woman Q Wells Roberson House NET Program
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Office
Ward Seven
Potomac
Project Salud Q PROM Catering Q Psychiatric
Q
Q
Washington Interfaith
Q
Project Night Night
Q
VolunteerMatch
Network
Prince George’s County Department
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Arts Collaborative
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Post
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Potomac Pediatrics
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Vehicles for
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House
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YMCA
Youth ACHIEVE
Youth Villages
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Zagambie
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Art and Soul Contributors
CONTRIBUTORS
Action Coach, Business Coaching
Basignani Winery
Bella Vestiti
BJ Diggs
Cabot Creamery Cooperative
Charlotte Bobcats
Cole Stevens Salon
Daniel Doughty
David’s Beautiful People
Debbi Rice
Discovery Gallery
Dr. Gabrielle Shaughness, DC
Dr. Maryann Seifi - Star Brite Dental
Dr. Pamela Brady and Dr. Frank Surprenant
DuShor Dance Studios, Inc.
East Coast Golf & Tennis
Equinox
Folger Shapkespeare Library
Foundation Fitness
Fred Foster Fitness
Freed Photography
Frosting A Cupcakery
Georgetown Cupcake at Bethesda Row
Georgetown University
Gigi’s Designs
Highline Wealth Management
Jackie Wynn
Janet Goldberg
ARTISTS
Liberty Mountain Resort
Luxuria Salon & Spa
Marianne Kost
Mary Mallia
Milton Newton and Shalaun Newton
Mon Ami Gabi
Pat & Jeff Bianchi
Kate McQueen
National Ballet, Inc.
New York Yankees
Parvizian in Bethesda, MD
Phil & Janis Schiff
Piccolo Piggies
Relax, Renew & Rejuvenate
Round House Theater
RSVP Catering
Russell Simmons
Shakti Mind and Body Studio
South Moon Under
Starbucks
Sheldon Ci
Sterling Portraits
The Studio Theater
Tracy Farasy
Urban Eclectic
Woodhall Wine Cellars
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
Zonta Club of Montgomery County
Maria Abapolnikova
Alida Anderson
Natalia Andreyava
Lila Asher
Kareem Barrett
Wayne Beall
Leah Bell
Tim Bell
Bruce Blum
Johnathan Blum
Jacques Bodelle
Frances Borchardt
Marcia Bowen
Renee Brennan
JoAnn Petty Bresch
Sharon D. Callagy
Deborah Callaway
F. Lennox Campello
Ernest Chabot
Mei Mei Chang
David Colburn
Ann Marie Coolick
Rita Corwin
Tim Davis
Anne deFontuouvelle
BJ Diggs
Daniel Doughty
Holly Eney
Josue Fekwa
Jeannine Frest
Elisabeth Gambino
Jay Young Gerard
Anna Getter
Howard Greenhalgh
Tony S. Habada
Debra Halprin
Francine Haskins
Mary Jo Hedlund
Michael Hodge
Jackie Hoysted
Antoine Huntley
Glen Kessler
Chris Krohn
Emily Lane
Carol Koerner
Elaine Langerman
Vicki Lewis
Larry Lyles
Scott Mac Donald
Chris Malone
Shuantrice Martin
Heather May
Suhail Mir
Cirenaica Moreira
Rose Mosner
Dominie Nash
Eric Nelson
Phyllis Plattner
Alison Poland
Sandra Ramos
Joanne Riley
Sandi Ritchie Miller
Carroll Saussy
Brooke Selinger Levy
Sheldon Serkin
Ernest Sinnes
Narissa Steel
Desiree Sterbini
Diane Szczepaniak
Erwin Timmers
Derrick Vaughn
Judy Ward
Ruth Ward
Francis Washington
Tim Watts
Roxanne Weidele
Diane Weiner
Elsie B. Whitman
Clare Winslow
Nicole Wittelsberger
Michele Zugrav
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Volunteers List
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Martha Abbott
Tania Abdulahad
Cookie Abney
Tanya Acker
A.D. Cherry Early Childhood Music
Outreach Program
Betty Adler
Peggy Afford
Gaurav Agarwal
Karen Agnew
Andrew Alikhani
Anna Alikhani
Sarah Allen
Saundre Allen
Laura Almeida
Regina Alston
Lorraine Altschuler
Toni Aluko
Bianca Alvarez
AmeriCorps Alumni Chapter
Amway Global
David and Jessica Andrade
Kayla Anderson
Michael Anderson
Karl Andrews
Vicki Appel
Rick and Judy Ardnt
Association of Government Accountants
Brian Ayee
Mary Babcock
Marissa Baker
Brenda Baldwin-White
Ali Ballard
Deborah Barger
Megan Barger
Kenneth Barrow
Leah Baughn
San Luisa Barnes-Masaid
Ted Bazil
BDO Seidman, LLP
Mark Beasman
Ralph and Ivana Belk
Nancy Belsoi
David Benedick
Adam Bengharsa
Stephenetta Benjamin
JoAnna Bennerson
Rosemary Bennett
Tessa Benson-Xu
Pia Berdan
Annabelle Berger
Ken Berger
Montgomery County Councilmember
Roger Berliner
July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010
Bethesda Jewish Congregation
Bethesda MOMS Club
Bethesda United Methodist Church
Pat Bianchi
Megan Blair
Richard Bland
Joe Blaser
Linda Blumberg
Sarah Blumenthal
Board of Church Representatives
Jacques Bodelle
Mercedes Bowie
Tammie Bowman
Maggie Boyd
Ralph Boyd
Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church
Nowana Brake, Jr.
Bregman, Berbert, Schwartz, & Gilday, LLC
Lorrie Brescia
Brewer House Crew
Patrice and Scott Brickman
Keena Brock
Isabelle Bromberg
Matt Brown
Stacey Brown
Leo Bruette
Wayne Buckland
Michelle Burket
Tom Burket
Cassandra Bynum
Aaron Byrams
Cabin John Park Volunteer Fire Department
Lawrence Cager III
The Calvert Group
Kevin Campbell
Cancer Project
Colter Carambio
Yolanda Carerra
Holly Carr
Maureen Carrington
Thomas Carrington
Neesha Carter
Stephen Ryan Casavant
Shannon Catanzaro
Joseph Chamandy
Jing Chang
Terence Chang
Colby Chapman
Liz Chapman
Willadene Chatman
Charles E. Jewish Day School
Diahn Chavis
Jessica Chen
Katherine Chen
Jessica Cherner
James Chia
Grace Chiang
Tariro Chingaya
Church of the Redeemer
Lisa Clark
Thomas Clark
Carlos Cofield
Caroline Cole
Nancy Cole
David and Sharron Coley
Danielle Collins
Josh Colowiecz
Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW)
Claudine Conover
Kathy Condon
Kathy Connelly
W. Randolph Cooley
Sarah Corcoran
Trisha Cordero
Covenant Life Church
Andrena Crocket
Pam Crystal
Kate Cullen
Carl Curran
Kimberly Daulton
David’s Beautiful People
Jason Davis
Kareem Davis
Rachel Davis
Asha Davis-Weeks
Davis Vision, Inc.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Montgomery
County Alumni Chapter
June Deng
Sharon Dennis
Erin Dey
Suzanne Dimoff
Luba Dinits
Danielle DiPirro
Kimyatta Divinity
Jean Dobbins
Teryn Dobbins
Ilona Doerfler
Loe Dogan
Darleen Douglas
Myron Dowell
Ariana Duckett
Eric Duong
Debayon Dutta
Spencer Easterbrook
Wendy Echeverri
Educe Group
Mark Edward
Emory Grove United Methodist
Church
Justine England
Aaron Eskaran
Mitra Ezzati
Aarin Fadeyi
Tola Fadeyi
Kara Falck
Fannie Mae
Daniel Feder
Stacy Feldman
Zina Fenwick
Arnold Figueroa
Bernadette Figueroa
Lisa Jo Finstorm
Amy Fisher
John Fisher
Emily Fitzsimmons
Hailey Fitzsimmons
Joey Fitzsimmons
Karen Fitzsimmons
Jonathan Fix
Evelyn Flamenco
Melanie Folstad
Nicholas Folstad
Rick Folstad
Mark Foraker
Lorna Forde
Fort Washington Baptist Church
Judith Foss
Ishianna Foster
Johanna Franco
Nancy Frank
Stephanie Franklin
Joanne Frazier
Freddie Mac
Larry and Mary Freedman
Donald Friedman
Kristine Fridell
Cassandra Frost
Tonya Fulwood
Michael Gaffney
Andrea Gallagher
T.J. Gallagher
Evelyn Ganzglass
Marty Ganzglass
GAP Inc.
Xiangxi Gao
Janey Garcia
Garden Club of Chevy Chase
Caryn Gardiner
Sharmel Genthon
Melody Genzel
Georgia Avenue Baptist Church
Heidi Giacalone
Carla Giacomangeli
Kevin Gibson
Ellen Gielis
Jennifer Gillyard
Stephanie Gleichsner
Elena Glen
Gaby Go
Vinson Go
Mark Goh
Meghan Goh
Jodie Goh
Justin Goh
Kim Goh
Herica Gomez
Douglas Gotel
Charnell Goode
Eva Grant
Taren Gray
Greater DC Cares
Ashley Greene
Caroline Greene
Robyn Greenhouse
Gary Greer
Alex Griffith
Kyle Grissen
Scott Grissen
John Gschwend
Roza Guillaume
Athena Gunn
Farah Gustafson
Alexandra Hamilton-Cotter
Jennifer Hanenberg
Leonora Hansford
Nancy Harper
Gina Harrell
Brooke Harris
Joshua Harris
Richard Harris
Cheryl Harrison
Jovon Harrison
Kay Hartzell
John Haser
Sam Hecht
Tim Hedden
Caroyln Hedrick
Nadezda Henderson
Joan Henson
Gayle Herbert
Christine Hess
Erin Hickey
Mary Hickey
Hailey Hickman
Hidden Gems
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Britney Hill
Jade Hill
Barbara Hillard
David Hodges
Hoe & Hope Garden Club
Jason Hofberg
Morgan Hogue
Erin Holden
Rachel Holden
Andrew Hopley
Kaiwei Hsu
Niki Hume
Shiun Huang
Rebecca Hughes
Abby Huke
Antoine Huntley
Kindra Ingram
Kristen Inglese
Mia Jabara
Jack and Jill of America, Inc.
Montgomery County
Maryland Chapter
Jack and Jill of America, Inc.
Potomac Valley
Maryland Chapter
Brittney Jackson
Dorothy Jackson
Tyrek Jackson
Christian James
Lindsey Jamieson
Rachael Jankowsky
June Jeffries
Jesus House, DC
Ines Jimenez-Ontiveros
Darnell John
Marlon John
George Johnson
Leslye Johnson
Barbara Joltin
Beth Jones
Daniel Jones
Melva Jones
Bonnie Jorgensen
Stephen Kalargyros
Madeline Kalicka
Noah Kalicka
Janet Kelemen
Andrea Kempner-Wink
Ana Kennedy
Allison Kepple
Barbara Kerns
Brandon Kerr
Roree and Karen Kerr
Kids at hArt
Madeline Killefer
Ji Woon Kim
John Kimber
Deb Knuth
Erin Knuth
Matthew Koll
Felicia Kolodner
Nancy Konjo
Laura Koons
Ben Korelitz
James Korelitz
Liz Korelitz
Danielle Kram
Josh Kram
Alison Kramer
Priya Kumar
The Ladies of Imani
Marisa Lake
Andrea Lamb
Melanie Landsman
Cynthia Lane
Alia Lawson
Kendra Lawson
Alicia Lee
Jaymes Lee
Sharon Leffler
Shari Lent
Jordan Letteri
Pat Lewis
Yasmin Lewis-White
Michelle Levesque
Lindsay Levine
Susan Levine
Megan Levy
Lexis Nexis
Casey LiCausi
Mary Limehouse
Danielle Lindstrom
The Links, Incorporated,
Silver Spring Chapter
June Linowitz
Derek Lucas
Jessica Lui
Joshua Lukins
Evan Lund
Luxuria Salon & Spa
Mary Mallia
Lauren Marchetti
Tammy Mariam
Marriott International, Inc.
Anna Martin
Jamie Martin-McNaughton
Quarmae Martin
Alex Marquez
Asante Matlock
Kim Matlock
Laruen Matthews
Ruth McArthur
Kelly McCardle
Elizabeth McClure
Andrew McGehee
Lisa McGinnies
Mack McGlumphy
Carlita McIlwain
Dominique McIlwain
Desoto McKenzie
Krystal McKinney
Kate McQueen
Michelle Meredith
Scott Mergner
Sharnika Merricks
Troy Miller
Marilia Mirza
Nancy Mitchell
Hiba Mohiuddin
Montgomery County Department of
Recreation’s Big Buddy Program
Montgomery County Public Schools
Hailey Morris
Mount Jezreel Baptist Church
Yvette Mouton
Karen Murley
Daniel Murray
Michelle Mutton
Lynn Muys
Corrita Myers
Tom and Lorraine Nagy
Anna Nambooze
National Capital Therapy Dogs, Inc.
Jeanne Natwick
Delonte Neal
James Neal
Rick Nelson
Christelle Niamke
Lisa Noel
Valeria Nogales
Chris Nordeen
Max Nordeen
Peter Novick
Robert and Glynis Noyes
Mark O’Connor
Margaret O’Toole
William Oduro-Dompreh
Julie Oldham
Ramsey Olwan
Michael Orsini
Ruka Osoba
Rachel Ostchega
Maureen Oyiriaru
Paint Branch High School
Ladies’ Golf Team
Camille Parker
Sharon Parker
Thomas Parsley
Bob Peavy
Janete Pegues
Jonathan Peller
Lindsey Peller
People’s Community Baptist
Church - Domestic Violence
Ministry
PEPCO
Jared Perez
Devi Persand
Sherrell Pernell
Lakisha Person
Samantha Pickett
Crystal Pilgrim
Dan Pinchas
Peggy Piotrowski
Lauren Pizza
Claire Pollack
Sarvilla Pope
Potomac Hudson Engineering
Potomac Elementary PTA
Potomac Presbyterian Church
Jordan Psaltakis
Tracy Puglisi
Jeff Pukatch
Michael and Stacy Rabinovitz
Janet Rabon
Jacob Rasch
LaQuante’ Roads
Connie Rieder
Roberta Rinker
Isalys Rivera
Linda Robbins
Nina Rodriguez
Randy and David Rosenblum
David Rowland
Natalie Russell
Tina Rutherford
Marcus Salandy
Josh Samuels
Eva Santorini
Danielle Sanders
Jennifer Sardino
Lisa Schaefer
Ester Scheibel
Joey Schepis
Katie Schneider
Leonard Schneider
Andie Sena
Gloria Sena
Jonjie Sena
Angela Sese
Rick Sese
Laura Shakarji
John Shakarji
Elizabeth Shaner
Bill Shaw
Frances Shefter
Emily Shepard
Aaron Sheppard
Tonya Sherman
Marisa Sherrod
Deborah Shoham
Menachem Shoham
Yael Shoham
Robbie Shorr
Rebecca Siegel
Sigma Gamma Rho Inc.
David Silbert
Betsey Singleton
Rose Sittner
Diane Smith
Sean Smith
Smokey Glen Farm
So What Else
Sophia Spence
Kira Sonberg
Henry and Judy Sondheimer
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
Caroline Stapleton
Cinda Steele
Jennifer Sterling
Michelle Stewart
Tracey Stevens
Mallori Stoler
Bianca Strauss
Deborah Strauss
Ambika Swaroop
Jerry Swart
Kevin Sykes
Ben Talisman
Karen Tanner
Kimberly Tate
Andre Taylor
Gail Taylor
Carole and Ron Taylor
Temple Beth Ami
Beth Tichansky
Matthew Tidd
Andrea Thomas
Cherise Thomas
Cory Thomas
Kristen Toman
Josephine Tong
Samantha Tong
Top Down Systems
Barbara Toula
Wendy Townsley
Paul Trigonopolos
Janice Tucker
Stephen Tucker
Tawana Tucker
Dorothy Turner
Steve Turow
Nikisha Tyler
Sula Tyler
Bruce Tyson
UCG (United
Communications Group)
University of Maryland
Track & Field Team
Patricia Upchurch
Kamiar Vaez
Aroldo Valle
Victory Christian Church
International
Frannie Von Friedeburg
Aisha Wade
LaTonyia Wade
Francene Walker
Jackie Warner
Washington Hebrew
Congregation
Stephen Want
Michael Weathersby
Trini Webb
Wiata Weeks
Beth Wheeler
Carlette White
Carol Whitley
Tom Whitley
Susie Wellman
Trish Welty
Austin West
Katie Wetstone
Lamonte Williams
Kendra Wilson
Michelle Wilson
Terri Wilson
Carol Winn
Jeff Wollett
See-Meng Wong
Shelia Wood
The Woods Academy
Paul Wlodkowski
Karen Wynn
Thurgood Wynn
Sapna Yathiraj
Yeshiva University
Youth Achieve, Inc.
Valerie Yu
John Zambrotta
Michael Zhang
Rob Zielinski
Monica Zoll
Zonta Club of Montgomery
County, Maryland
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Volunteers and Employee of the Year 2010
EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR
Alisha Matlock
Director, Volunteers and In-Kind Resources
2010 – VOLUNTEER GROUP OF THE YEAR:
2010 – VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR:
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Kristen Inglese
At age 16, Kristen began volunteering at NCCF
by leading a successful Back-to-School drive in
2009. Her efforts resulted in hundreds of book
bags presented to impoverished children and
youth for the first day at school.
In January of 2010, Kristen volunteered to
graphically design and layout NCCF’s second selfpublished poetry book, “How Long Can I Make
a Cookie Last?”, written by Charles Gensheimer,
and illustrated by elementary students from the
District’s JC Nalle Community School.
Kristen, a senior at James Madison High School
in Vienna, Virginia, is involved with other design
and literary activities, and holds editor positions
on her school’s newspaper and literary arts
magazine. Her love for the arts and the children
we serve motivated her to spend endless hours
working on this delightful fundraising project.
Kristen is a gifted young artist with a deep
compassion for others who shares her talent on
behalf of those who have much less opportunity.
Bregman, Berbert,
Schwartz & Gilday, LLC
The employees of Bregman, Berbert, Schwartz & Gilday, LLC,
powerfully, yet quietly demonstrate what it means truly to
“give back” to a special population of youth in need of vital
community support. Volunteering with NCCF for over 10 years,
they have developed an ongoing relationship and continue
to display an exceptional care and concern for the teens who
are separated from their families and communities and are
residing in the Greentree Adolescent Program (GAP).
Since September 2009, Alisha Matlock has been NCCF’s Director
of Volunteers and In-Kind Resources. In this role, Alisha manages
over 800 community and corporate volunteers. NCCF relies on the
dedication and selflessness of the volunteers who play a critical
role in changing lives, nurturing children and youth who have
been abused and neglected, empowering women who have been
victimized by domestic violence, rebuilding families that have been
torn down by homelessness and poverty, and strengthening our
community as a whole. Although we realize that managing these
numerous volunteers is no easy task, Alisha makes it seem so simple.
Alisha has a wonderful way of matching the interests of our volunteers
with the needs of the programs. What Alisha has done with our
volunteers is highly effective. Volunteers not only enjoy their interaction
with NCCF, but also they learn and grow from it. Individual volunteers
and our volunteer groups continue to come back year after year
to engage NCCF and its consumers. This is a testament to Alisha’s
work and her ability to recruit, train, guide, and nurture those in the
community who wish to invest their time with NCCF.
Over the years, these professionals have sponsored
GAP’s annual holiday party, and outings for our youth to
attend the Washington Nationals games. They generously
donate new school supplies for the residents, reinforcing
each young person’s excitement and self-assurance as
they embark on a new school year, and they have put
together Thanksgiving baskets full of everything needed
to complete a hearty and healthy meal.
Under Alisha’s leadership, NCCF’s 2010 list of volunteer activities
is absolutely astonishing! The variety of events that benefit
consumers across the agency is powerful. NCCF consumers have
been mentored, tutored, pampered, fed, educated, and inspired,
and our residential facilities and the campus have been beautified.
Our volunteers have hosted parties, led arts and crafts activities
and organized donations. All of these activities have played a role
in helping our consumers overcome times of turmoil and crisis and
move towards a brighter future.
NCCF is thankful to have the unwavering support of such
a kind-hearted group of individuals. Their consistent
commitment continues to have monumental effects on the
children and youth in need of positive role models and
a spirit of giving. They encompass the best meaning of
“community,” personally inspiring hope and validation for
young persons at turning points in their challenged lives.
Alisha’s flexibility and calm disposition has proven to be an asset
in maintaining NCCF’s successful volunteer and in-kind program.
Alisha’s work and NCCF’s success has led NCCF to be one of four
organizations highlighted by the Montgomery County Volunteer
Center as “Premier Non-Profits for Which to Volunteer.” Her
youthful, radiating commitment inspires us all—every generation,
every walk of life—to make a difference in someone else’s journey.
The National Center for Children and Families Annual Report 2010
Treasurer’s Report
As Treasurer of NCCF’s Board of Trustees, it gives
me great pleasure to present the financial results of
NCCF for fiscal year 2010. Although this past year
has been challenging for both non-profit and for
profit organizations, I am pleased to report that NCCF
posted a positive change in net assets of $385,646 at
year end June 30, 2010. NCCF’s diversity in funding
sources has allowed the agency to continue to respond
to the demands of a changing world.
The Board of Trustees offers its thanks and sincere
appreciation for your generous support and contributions.
Public Support and Revenue
PUBLIC SUPPORT:
Fees and Contract Income
Grants
Contributions
In-Kind Contributions
Interest and Dividends
Net Realized Gain on Sale of Investments
Other Income
Total Revenue
12,522,070
1,523,727
1,952,212
1,277,756
12,184
82,889
396,813
$17,767,651
EXPENSES, PROGRAM SERVICES:
Roderick Johnson,
Treasurer
Stronger Spirit. Stronger Community.
Greentree Adolescent Program
Greentree Shelter
Innovative Family Connections
Greenleaf Treatment Foster Care - MD
Family Stabilization Program
Education Services
Rapid Rehousing
Futurebound Independent Living
CARA House
Betty Ann Krahnke Center
Betty’s House
JC Nalle Community School
Total Program Services
1,717,346
1,290,909
5,157,139
877,325
937,652
172,819
59,256
974,569
376,263
1,410,221
38,855
977,056
$13,989,410
Management
Fundraising
Total Expenses
$2,774,231
618,364
$17,382,005
Change in Net Assets
Net Assets, Beginning of the Year
Net Assets, End of the Year
385,646
10,145,110
$10,530,756
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Donor List
$500,000 or more
Freddie Mac Foundation
US Department of Housing
and Urban Development
$100,000 to $499,999
DC Department of Human Services –
Income Maintenance Administration
US Department of Justice,
Office of Prevention of Violence Against Women
Montgomery County Department of
Housing and Community Affairs
Montgomery County Department
of Health and Human Services
US Department of Education
$50,000 to $99,000
Patrice King Brickman & Scott Brickman
DC Children and Youth
Investment Trust Corporation
J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation
Philip L. Graham Fund
United Way of the National Capital Area
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$20,000 to $49,999
Abell Foundation
Mead Family Foundation
M & T Charitable Foundation
Open Society Institute
PROM Catering
The White Family Foundation
Verizon Foundation
$10,000 to $19,999
Charles & Doris Koons Foundation
$5,000 to $9,999
Acacia Foundation
Benefit Planning Group
Board of Church Representatives for NCCF
Daniel Frisch & Alice Makl
Greater Giving
Herson’s Honda
Junior Woman’s Club of Chevy Chase
Linda King
Montgomery County Community Foundation
for Montgomery County, MD
Philip Mudd
George & Carolyn Quinn
Robert & Susan Schaefer
Philip & Janis Schiff
Temple Baptist Church
Washington Wizards
William McClure
$1,000 to $4,999
1st Potomac Realty
Allison Alexander & Gregory Coleman
Please accept our apology and contact us if there is an oversight in listing your contribution. Every effort was made to ensure
the accuracy of our volunteer and donor lists for the period covering this annual report: July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010
The ARC of the District of Columbia
Aron Ben Levi Foundation
Joaquim Barros & Robin Williams
BDO Seidman, LLP
Bethesda Magazine
Mark Boyer
Howard Shapiro & Shirley Brandman
Sheryl Brissett Chapman & Mamadou Seck
Ronald Brownstein
T. Grant Callery
Calvert Asset Management Company
Community Foundation of the
National Capital Region
Delta Sigma Theta Alumni Sorority
Digital Office Products
Fannie Mae
French International Middle School
Friends of Ike Leggett
Daniel Frisch
GAP Foundation
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Gwynn Inc./Halcyon
Hamel Commercial, Inc.
Holland & Knight, LLP
Hilary & Robert Hoopes
The Hudson Family
IBM
James Ferguson Foundation
Lennice Hudson & Elsie Rose
Roderick Johnson
Johnson Bernat Associates, Inc.
Allen & Vida Khalatbari
KBR Foundation
Koll Family Foundation
Kathy Mannes and Mark Moskovitz
Marriott International
Chauncey Mayfield
William and Sharon McBeath, Jr.
Elizabeth McClure
Doug McDaniel
Lorita Mendelson
Mid Atlantic Federal Credit Union
Montgomery Hills Baptist Church
Nino R Vaghi Foundation
Christopher & Stephanie O’Neill
O’Malley, Miles, Nylen & Gilmore, P.A.
Matt and Cynthia Osnos
Mayfield Gentry LLC
Nicholas & Suellen Paleologos
Parker’s Classic American
Patuxent Engineering Group, LLC
Bob & Nancy Peavy
PEPCO
Michael Barnes & Joan Pollitt
Nancy Pope
Debbi Rice
Adrienne Ris
William Rogers
Susan Silverman
Sanford and Doris Slavin Foundation
The Sisco Family Fund
Spectrum Printing & Graphics
SunnyD, Inc.
Takoma Park Baptist Church
Patricia Tilghman
Carol Trawick
Robin Uler
Laura Viehmyer
Walmart Foundation
Warren Cross Charitable Foundation
The Washington Wizards
Heidi Webb
Jacklyn Mitchell Wynn
Zonta Club of Montgomery County
$500 to $999
19th Street Baptist Church
3M Foundation
AARP of Maryland
Alternative Gifts of Greater Washington
Arnold & Porter, LLP
Richard & Judith Arndt
The Aron Ben Levi Foundation, Inc.
Lewis Askew, Jr.
Michael D. Barnes & Joan Pollitt
Bethesda Jewish Congregation
Carl & Patricia Bianchi
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Laura Bouvier
William Boyan
James Bradley
Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School
Clinton Baptist Church
Laura Connelly
Converged Services
Corstone Capital
Dillon Cox
DC Baptist Convention Fund
Theodore & Gloria Daniels
Marcellina DeLeon
Digital Office Products
Suellen Farrington
Timothy Finn
Charles & Saideh Gensheimer
Greenbelt Baptist Church
Graves, Horton, Askew & Johns, LLC
Shirley Harris
HDO Productions
Herold Family Foundation
Italian Baptist Charity
Ruth Karimi
Steven Kramer
Joel Labow
James & Lesley Lee
Agnes Leshner
Yasmin Lewis-White
Angela Long
Alisha Matlock
Mary Lou & Dominic Meccariello
Mesdames Chapeau Rouge
Mid-Atlantic Federal Credit Union
Montgomery Alliance
Dawn Morat
NCG Insurance Agency, Inc.
Oakmont Citizens Committee
Robert & Nancy Peavy
Bonnie Poston
Rock Creek Publishing Group, Inc.
James Rowley
David Souders & Margaret Plank
SRB Communications
Arthur Strohl
Ellen Diane Swyler
Alfred Teuscher & Jette Clausen
Debra Lee Toms
Vantage Construction
The Vestry of St. Johns Episcopal Church
Jacqueline Waddy-Lewis
Michelle Wilson
George Wyeth
Ivan & Brigitta Zelenko
$250 to $499
3M Health Care
Sandra & David Allen
Carolyn Andrews
The Baobab Fund
Laura Barnard
Matthew Beck
Ralph Belk
Risa Bender & Benjamin Klubes
Jill Blickstein
Johanna Bolin
Dawn Bowden
The Brenneman Family
R. Carren & M. Young
John Cowell
David & Lori Creasy
Richard Crone
Wendy Cutler
Mary Deoudes
Dembo, Jones, Healy, Pennington & Marshall, P.C.
Mohammed Doka
Margaret Smith
Joseph Esposito & M.K. Staudaher
Virginia and Robert Essink
Debbie Gann
Janice Young Gerard
Laurel Glassman & W. Neff
Janet Goldberg
Andree Granderson
Greene-Milstein Family Foundation
Georgia & Michael Guhin
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Hoe & Hope Garden Club
Neil Imus
Kathryn Janson
Deborah Crocker Johnson
JustGive.org
Max Kipfer
Susan Kim
Kirsten Koerner
Nancy Kopp
Isiah & Catherine Leggett
Lilly Lievsay
Griffith Lindsay
Mia Long
Luxuria Salon & Spa
Philip MacNeill
Claudia & Maurice McInerney
Frank and Sharon Menaker
MOMS Club of Potomac
Monument Bank
Constance Morella
Bridget Mojzik
Alison Nalven
The National Ballet, Inc.
North Bethesda Middle School
Margaret O’Toole
Cecilia Palace
Personnel Concepts
Brian & Suzanne Pitkin
Post-Newsweek Media
Edward Quint
Elsie Rose
Paul Segel
Selzer, Gurvitch, Rabin & Obecny Chartered
Matthew Slater
Spirer Law Firm, P.C.
Sharon & Gary Thomas
US Pharmacopeia
Timothy Warner
Robert Welp
Whitford, Taylor, Preston
Elizabeth Witten
Roger Williams
Ahalya Wise
Ann & Arshad Zakaria
Jun Zhao
Zikler Family Foundation
Mary Ann Zimmerman
$100 to $249
AAA Warman Homecare
Leslie Alexander
Alice Murth Cohen Revocable Trust
Dwight Allen
Elizabeth Allen
Rebecca Allen
Norma Allewell
Anago of Washington, DC
Jessica Andrade
Iona Andrews & Marci Young
Richard & Judith Arndt
Annella Auer
Colleen Bane
Stephenetta Benjamin
Judy Berning
Edmond Biba
Eric Biel & Dana Rosenfeld
Booz, Allen & Hamilton
Mark & Nadia Boyer
Myles Boylan
Robert & Francie Brady
Lawrence & Margaret Brain
Doerthe & Phillipp Braun
Karen Britto
Deborah Brown & David Isaac
Joyce Brown
Florence Browne
Patricia Bryant
Bucher/Borges Group
Barbara Butrica
Lawrence Cager
William & Diane Cameron
William Carrington
Norman Carter III
Guillermo Casay
Chapeau Rouge Mesdames
Robin Cherry
Chevy Chase UMC Youth Ministries
Christ Lutheran Church
Harley & Linda Cleveland
Margaret Cohen
William & Carol Conlon
Commonwealth Copy Products
Ryan and Lisa Corin
Maureen Curley
Charles & Margaret Cutler
Catherine Daly
Karla & John Daly
Richard Darilek
Seth & Diane Davidson
Sarah Davis
James & Leslie Dellon
Delta Kappa Gama Society/Sigma Chapter
Douglas & Laura Denault
Christine deVries
Barbara & Sidney Dickstein
Deirdre DiPirro
Patricia Donovan
Roland & Laurie Draxler
Charles Duncan & Margaret Bennett
The Dwelling Place
Kevin Dwyer
Stuart Eisen
Jay Elinsky & Sara Wagschal
Judith Ellenzweig
Richard & Lois England
Sarah Epstein
Mary Euler
Allan & Mary Fanjoy
John Faust
Kay Louise Fields
The First Baptist Church of Silver Spring
Alan Fix
Phyllis Fong
Mary and Lawrence Freedman
Cheri & Roger Friedman
Debbie and Howard Flack
Gannett Foundation
Tonya Fulwood
Cynthia Gaffney
John & Marina Gaffney
Edith Gamble
Lois Gawler
Marc & Joy Gerber
Naomi Lynn Gerber
Joan & Norman Glasgow, Jr.
Stephanie Goetsch
John & Christine Gordon
Mark & William Grady
Mary Grady
Eugene Granof
Lauren Greenberger
Jeffrey Haggray
Cecil & Delores Harris
Cheryl Harrison
Kenneth Heltzel
Susan Hill
Lee Hoffman & Leslie Whipkey
Paul & Susan Hyman
Jenner & Block
John Johnson
Prentis & Catherine Johnson
Barbara Joltin
Ross & Ethel Jorgensen
Jane Josephs
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Lori Kaplan
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Anne Kehr
Beth Kevles
Campbell Killefer
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Karen Kogod
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Edith Lasner
The Law Firm of Paley Rothman
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Michael Levy
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Mary Limehouse
Linda & Ace Lipson
Karen Lipton
Allan Locust
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Lois Maiman
Philip Macneill
Anne Martin
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Shirley McBeath
Ronald McCafferty
Krystal McKinney
John & Dorothy McMahon
Microsoft
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Sharon O’Malley Monahan
Monument Bank
The Moriah Fund
Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
Sheila Muldoon
Don Musgrove
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National Council of Jewish Women, Inc.
Susan Olson
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Alison Osnos
Our Kodesh Congregation Pulpit Fund
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Susan Schmidt
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William Speiser
Suburban Women’s Club
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Carolyn & Frederick Talcott
Jonathan & Alisa Talisman
Jeanne & Stanley Talpers
Karen Tanner
Elizabeth Taylor
Gail Thomas
Vita Tirumalai
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Elizabeth Trabucco
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Lisa Wagner
Walter Johnson High School
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James White
White Flint
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Andrea Witt
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LeeAnn Alexander
Allstate Insurance Company
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American Association of Blood Banks
American Diabetes Association
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Hector Aponte
Laura Aponte
Leticia Barr
Sarah Barr Engel
Michael Best
Bethesda Jewish Congregation
Bethesda United Church of Christ
Birkshire Book Club
Dorothy Block
Board of Church Representatives
Bonato Family
Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church
Bregman, Berbert, Schwartz & Gilday, LLC
Patrice and Scott Brickman
Bob Bryer
Burt Associates, Inc.
Cabin John Park Volunteer Fire Department
Campaign for Youth
Michele Capone
Richard Carter
Chelsea Tower Condominium Community
The Child Life Council
Lisa Clark
Code Ryte, Inc.
George Corbin, Jr.
Cub Scout Pack 460
Cyrus Club
Daughters of Vartan
Janice Davis
Deloitte
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Montgomery County Alumnae Chapter
Dembo, Jones, Healy, Pennington, & Marshall, PC
Dickstein Shapiro, LLP
Danielle DiPirro
Patricia Donovan
Kelvin Dowd
Jane Drummey
Eagle Bank
Olivia Easley
Educe Group
Rona Eisen
Sally Anne Epstein
Kelly Farrell
Fenestra Apartments
Tori Finelli
Karen Fisher
Fixation Marketing
The US Food and Drug Administration
Jennifer Ford
Laura Franek
Tamara Freilich
Garden Club of Chevy Chase
Caryn Gardiner
Andre Gazdag
Georgia Avenue Baptist Church
Giant
Greater Atlantic Bank
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Cynthia Gordon
Dory Halati
Halcyon – Gwynn Fields
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Christina Hall
Jill Hazan
Betsy Heidenberger
Tatjana Hendry
Sarah Hill
Linda Hirsch
Holland & Knight
Carey Hollensteiner
Holy Redeemer School
Home Builders Care Foundation, Inc.
Hoover Middle School
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Douglas Hurd
ITN
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June Jeffries
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Karuna Charities
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Maureen Kearney
Ana Kennedy
Kensington Baptist Church
Howard Kessler
Shannon Kummer
Karen Lashman
Monica and Michaela Lenk
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Lexis Nexis
Anne Lieberman
Sarah Linde-Feucht
The Links, Incorporated, Silver Spring Chapter
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Little Flower School - Grade 3
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Long & Foster Realtors
Evelyn Love
Kathryn Jo Mannes
Mary Jane Maidment
Ken Markowitz
Marriott International, Inc.
Massachusetts Avenue Anesthesia Services
Kim Matlock
Elizabeth McClure
Kate McQueen
Janet Meyers
Virginia Mohr
Diane Monte-Bovi
Mount Jezreel Baptist Church
Andrea Moxley
MSC Xcel Girls Soccer Team
Yvonne Murray
Mark Nadel
Karen Nicholas
Allison Nordlinger
Megan O’Toole
Original House of Pancakes
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Osher Lifelong Learning at JHU
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Peoples Congregation U.C.C The Youth Ministry
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Susan Plaine
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Annabel Poms
Jennifer Porter
Potomac Elementary School
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Project GiveBack
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Kim Rehmann
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Matt Scharf
SEC – Office of Secretary
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Seven Locks Baptist Church
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Stacy Siegel
Sigma Gamma Rho, Inc.
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Springhill Lake Elementary
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Lindsay Walsh
Walter Johnson High School
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Nina Witzenburg
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Zonta Club of Montgomery County
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Philip D. Schiff
President
American Association
of Blood Banks
Allison L. Alexander
Milestone Portfolio Group
Stacy Brownstein
Blue Canopy Group, LLC
Reverend Dr. Jeffrey Haggray
First Baptist Church of the
City of Washington, DC
Maria Lopes
Integrated Business Services
Jacklyn Mitchell Wynn
James J. Lee
Vice President
Commercial Real Estate
Lewis Askew, Jr.
Graves, Horton,
Askew & Johns, LLC
Theodore R. Daniels
The Society for Financial
Education & Professional
Development
Lorraine G. Harris
Board of Church
Representatives
William H. McBeath, Jr.
Morgan Gick McBeath &
Associates
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EMC
Sheryl Brissett Chapman, Ed.D., ACSW
Executive Director
Ralph D. Belk, LICSW, LCSW-C
Deputy Executive Director,
Program Administration
Susan Schaefer
Secretary
Resource Partners
Laura Bouvier
Marriott International, Inc.
Norman M. Glasgow, Jr.
Holland & Knight, LLP
Deborah Crocker Johnson
The People’s Community
Baptist Church
Mary Lou Meccariello
The Arc of the District of
Columbia, Inc.
Mohammed Doka, CPA
Director of Finance
Stephenetta Benjamin, M.Ed.
Director of Advocacy and Public Policy
Heidi Webb
Director of Development and
Institutional Advancement
Roderick Johnson
Treasurer
RLJ Management
Consultants, LLC
Ryan Brenneman
Protiviti
Janet L. Goldberg
JLG Associates, LLC
Kathryn Jo Mannes
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Partnership
Mathew D. Osnos
O‘Malley, Miles, Nylen, &
Gilmore, P.A.
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