2003 EMO Annual Report

ECUMENICAL MINISTRIES of OREGON 2003 annual report Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon Executive Letter Dear Friends, EMO Programs Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) is a statewide association of Christian denominations working with congregations, ecumenical and interfaith organizations, and people of faith to Affordable Housing mobilize the faith community of Oregon. Together, we work to discern and respond to God’s call Oregon Recovery Homes for the unity of all people; advocate for and build a just and loving human community in Oregon Patton Home and in the world; explore, respect and work with various faith traditions; and challenge men and Shared Housing women of God to be effective stewards of the resources entrusted to their care. Basic Human Needs BOARD MEMBERS Through community ministry, environmental ministry, public policy advocacy and Food Services The Rev. Mark Knutson theological education and dialogue, EMO participates in the collective task of building a just and HIV Services President compassionate world for all people. In the face of an unsettled economy, ongoing war in Iraq and Northeast Emergency Food The Rev. Dr. Daniel E. H. Bryant Afghanistan and continued poverty for too many people, EMO mobilized volunteers, leveraged President-Elect Program (NEFP) financial resources and put hope into action to address individual and community needs throughout The Rev. Eugene Ross Parent Mentor Program Immediate Past President the state and region. As this annual report states clearly, in 2003 our ministries and services were Ronald Means characterized by lives changed and more communities charged with hope. Environmental Ministries Treasurer As we look toward the future through the lens of 30 years of service, we envision a stronger Trudy Gregory Public Policy Advocacy Secretary statewide faith-based movement of religions, denominations and congregations collaborating on issues such as a safer environment, poverty, social and economic justice and interfaith understanding Refugee & Immigration Ministries The Rev. Roula Alkhouri and unity. Gordon Auld We know that the ministry and service of Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon cannot be done Portland International The Rev. Dr. Wm.Wayne Brown alone. We invite you to participate in this collaborative effort to create a world of possibility for all Community School (PICS) James Buck Russian Oregon Social Gloria Cabine God’s people in Oregon and beyond. The Rev. Benjamin Dake Services (ROSS) Lorey Freeman Sponsors Organized to Assist The Rt. Rev. William O. Gregg The Rev. Kent Harrop Refugees (SOAR) The Rev. Dr. LeRoy Haynes, Jr. The Rev. Jack D. Hodges David A. Leslie The Rev. Eugene Ross The Rev. Mark Knutson Theological Education & The Rt. Rev. Joncy Itty Dialogue Catherine Lingas Executive Director 2003 EMO Board President 2004 EMO Board President Debra H. Mantey The Rev. Margaret Marcuson The Rev. Robert L. Ned Bishop Edward Paup Virginia Robertson The Rev. Dr. Patricia Ross The Rev. Glenna Shepherd EMO 2003 Financial Report Bishop Paul Swanson Mary Jo Tully Georgia Vareldzis The Most Rev. John Vlazny Expenses Revenues The Rev. Stephen D. Whitney-Wise The Rev. Dr. Doug Wirt $3,128,309 $2,869,835 Letty Owings Property Congregations & Denominations Lifetime Member $55,194 $140,618 David A. Leslie Events & Rent Executive Director $51,990 Service Fees $240,101 Foundations Management & General In-Kind/Misc. & Businesses $595,180 $242,183 $403,050 Development Basic Human Needs $110,953 $1,074,086 Public Policy Individuals $57,479 $223,080 Environmental $72,315 Refugee & Immigration Government $1,163,102 $1,568,813 Net Assets at the Beginning of the Year $1,954,434 (A) A donated piece of property was sold in 2004 for less than its book value Changes in Net Assets Due to: (B) EMO made a contribution toward the deficit accumulated by the Patton Results of Operation $33,774 Home since 2000. This write-off recognizes that the Patton Home will not Forgiveness of Debt $53,553 produce enough cash flow to repay EMO. Loss on Impairment of Property (A) $(73,315) Write off of Bad Debt (B) $(272,486) Net Assets at the End of the Year $1,695,960 ECUMENICAL MINISTRIES of OREGON 0245 SW Bancroft Street Suite B Portland, Oregon 97239 (503) 221-1054 www.emoregon.org 2 We extend our deep appreciation for the generosity of our partners Portland Nursery Metropolitan Community Church, Danielle Benson Fred and Billie Blanchard Portland State University Business Portland Foundations John Benson Barbara Bledsoe Affordable Housing Affairs Office Milwaukie Presbyterian Church, The Autzen Foundation Nathaniel and Mary Bercovitz William and Nancy Blount Powell’s Books Milwaukie Barbara A. Berger Revocable Living Patricia Berg Otto and Eleanor Blumhagen Providence Health System Mission of the Atonement, Beaverton Trust Lynn Bergstedt Rocky Blumhagen Qualcomm, Inc. Moreland Presbyterian Church, Boeing Employees Good Neighbor Portland Fund of Portland Lowen Berman Joyce Blumklotz Riverplace Athletic Club Mount Carmel Lutheran Church, The Brainerd Foundation Bonnie L. Berneck Rafael and Susanne Bobenrieth Safeway Portland Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Corinne Biamont Linda and Edward Boddy Saint Andrews Community Center Murray Hills Christian Church, Children’s Trust Fund of Oregon Stephen and Betty Bigelow Pat Boe The Sanctuary: A Center for Yoga Beaverton Foundation Janet M. Billings Geoffrey and Leslie Boice Dharma & Healing National Religious Partnership for the The Collins Foundation Bruce and Judith Bishop Douglas and Emily Boleyn Taoist Taichi Society of the USA- Environment, Amherst, Mass. Oregon Parkrose Community United Church The Fred Meyer Foundation Nancy Bishop Richard and Carol Boos The Inn at Pacific City of Christ, Portland The Greenville Foundation Marie Bjerede and Roger Lo Anne M. Booth Trader Joe’s Peace Church of the Brethren, The Herbert A. Templeton Carl and Melba Black Alcena Boozer Portland Foundation U.S. Bank Marian and Ray Blackford Marcus and Marianne Borg Portland Mennonite Church, Portland Hoover Family Foundation Photo credit: Mike Morgester Unisource Mfg., Inc. John and Stella Bladholm Jean Borgerding and Doglas Trotter Redeemer Lutheran Church, Portland The Jackson Foundation In 2003, over 1,000 people were provided United Way of the Columbia - Dan and Jan Blair Jessie May Bork affordable, drug- and alcohol-free housing Willamette Reedville Presbyterian Church, Aloha Juan Young Trust through Oregon Recovery Homes. US West Foundation Reedwood Friends Church, Portland June and Julian Foss Foundation Volunteers of America of Oregon, Inc. Rose City Park Presbyterian Church, Marketta Buckler Revocable Living Portland Trust Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon Saint Alban’s Episcopal Church, The O.L. Moore Foundation Whole Foods Market Tillamook (EMO) has a long history of developing and Oregon Coalition Against Domestic Basic Human Needs Wild Oats Saint Andrews Roman Catholic and Sexual Violence Church, Portland advocating for affordable housing and is Willamette View Association The Oregon Community Foundation Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, Portland dedicated to the housing requirements of Oregon Jewish Community Saint George Episcopal Church, Foundation Roseburg those less fortunate by providing the Congregations & PacifiCorp Foundation for Learning Saint John’s Episcopal Church, PGE Foundation services listed below. Bandon Religious Polk Family Charitable Trust Saint Luke Lutheran Church, Portland Portland Women’s Union Foundation Oregon Recovery Homes offers technical Organizations Saint Luke’s Episcopal Parish, Grants Pass Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Ainsworth United Church of Christ, assistance to communities and individuals Portland Saint Mary’s Catholic Church, Spirit Mountain Community Fund Corvallis wishing to establish or enhance self-run, Ascension Episcopal Parish, Portland The Susan G. Komen Foundation Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church, Thomas D. Taylor Foundation financially self-supporting group homes for Atkinson Memorial Unitarian Church, Eugene Oregon City The Tides Center individuals in recovery from alcoholism and Saint Michael and All Angels Augustana Lutheran Church, Portland Episcopal Church, Portland US West Foundation Photo credit: Jeannie Covell drug addiction. In 2003, the program Benedictine Sisters, Mount Angel Saint Patrick Catholic Church, Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation expanded its development work into central Bethel Congregational United Church Madras Women’s Care Foundation The HIV Day Center serves nutritious meals, of Christ, Beaverton Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church, prepared by EMO’s Food Services, to people and eastern Oregon and served over 1,000 Bethel Congregational United Church The Dalles living with HIV/AIDS. of Christ, White Salmon, Wash. Saint Philip the Deacon Episcopal Individuals people throughout the state. During the Board of Global Ministries of the Church, Portland Jack and Shirley Abdie last 10 years, over 112 homes have been United Methodist Church, New York, Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Serving communities in crisis and N.Y. established. Virgin Mary, Portland Barbara A. Adams Capitol Hill United Methodist Sisters of the Holy Names, Frances E. Adams people in need is central to EMO’s basic Church, Portland Marylhurst Holyoke and Jean Adams human needs ministries. Our diverse Central Lutheran Church, Portland South Park Unitarian Fellowship, Zelma and James Adams Patton Home is a beautiful and gracious Christ Church Parish Episcopal, West Linn programs include the following. William and Naomi

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