2008/2009 Annual Report Values and Principles Guiding Our Actions

honor the female spirit We value and promote the female perspective by respecting its distinct needs, creating safe and gender responsive environments and celebrating the female experience.

focus on strengths We look to identify strengths in our girls, their families, our staff and supporters. Using these strengths as our foundation, we build strong, confident, productive community participants.

act with integrity and positive intent We believe that all actions and decisions must be guided by the highest ethical principles, respecting the uniqueness of all involved and honoring the differences.

embrace growth and change We believe that everyone is capable of remarkable growth, and PACE values only by encouraging change can individuals, organizations and society reach their full potential. all girls and value the wisdom of time young women, We understand that patience can be as powerful as immediate action, and each has its place. We value the discernment required believing each for their effective use.

one deserves exhibit courage We think courage is essential in making a difference, enabling us to an opportunity speak for those who cannot, take risks to do what is right, deliver to find her voice, just and fair consequences and be accountable for our actions. achieve her seek excellence We strive for excellence in all we accomplish by holding true to potential and our mission while consistently meeting high standards of perfor- mance, reflecting critically upon our accomplishments, seeking celebrate a life innovative solutions and believing all things are possible.

defined by create partnerships We believe in developing effective partnerships and long-term responsibility, relationships by listening to our staff, our girls and their families dignity, serenity and our communities, incorporating their input and involving them in our decision-making. and grace. invest in the future We place our faith in the long-term growth and development of our girls, staff, agency and communities, believing it is the best strategy for creating results that have lasting impact. • 6 • Letter from 25th Anniversary • 20 • Honorary Chair • 1 • • 11 • Portrait of Success Congresswoman Letter from Interim The Dragonfly Story Wasserman • • President and CEO 21 Schultz • 12 • Porscha’s Story

• 2 • 25th Anniversary • 7 • • • Jamie’s Story Celebration 22 Letter from Sponsors Financial Senator Nelson • 3 • Summary

Board of Trustees • 13 • • 8 • • • and Executive Staff The History 25 Letter From of PACE Angel’s Story Congressman • 4 • Crenshaw • 27 • 25th Anniversary • 17 •

Celebration PACE at a Glance Government • 9 • and Community Letter from • 5 • • 18 • Partners Governor Crist 25th Anniversary The PACE Program • • Honorary 28 • 10 • Committee • 19 • List of Supporters 25th Anniversary Portrait of Risk Pioneer Award • • 39 Recipients, PACE Center Past and Present Locations Board Chairs and CEOs

A Letter from Interim President and CEO Mary Marx

dear friends of pace, the National Council on Crime and Delin- quency’s (NCCD) Center for Girls and Young The words of Dr. Etter Turner embody Women. Through this partnership we are the transformation at PACE over this past analyzing the theoretical foundations of “Let us look to year. In 2008/2009, PACE Center for Girls the PACE model and aligning it with the had the unique opportunity to “look to the most current research on effective practice. the past with past with grateful hearts, to the present My second priority was to strengthen with honest eyes and to the future with our relationships with our stakeholders. grateful hearts, open minds.” We took the opportunity to PACE continues to be a strong voice for reflect on our rich heritage and look toward girls and a resource for our communities to the present the future with vision, focus and integrity. because of the hard work and dedication of with honest eyes, In “a changing today and a challenging our community partners. Involving multiple tomorrow”, we are building wisely on constituencies in believing in girls is the to the future PACE’s success and history. foundation upon which PACE is built. Their pACE’s rich past is evident in the collective commitment, and the careful with open minds, national recognition and impressive stewardship of the Board of Trustees, accolades received over 25 years. Most continues to advance the well-being of that with gratitude importantly, it is evident in the faces of all girls and young women. the many girls whose lives are changed We had clear priorities. We used and integrity and every day at PACE. research and data effectively. And, we vision, we may over the next 25 years, we plan to engaged a network of partners who bring develop ever more effective services for diverse perspectives to our work. Through- build wisely in a the welfare of all girls. To prepare, we out, we are guided by how collectively we looked critically at the present and took can provide girls and young women an changing today steps to meet the challenges of the future. opportunity for a better future. We became more flexible so we could and a challenging respond to local, state and national opportunities. We became more strategic tomorrow, on the to influence issues of importance to all girls Respectfully, and young women. And, we fundamentally rich heritage of a transformed our leadership and governance known yesterday.” model to remain at the forefront in the development of effective public policy. These changes were essential to a strong future for PACE and the future that all girls deserve. mary marx — Dr. Etter Turner over the past year, I had two priorities Interim President and CEO former dean of students, stetson university as Interim President & CEO. the first was to ensure that our program model remains current and effective for girls. With support from the Office of Juve- nile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, we initiated a 2-year partnership with

1 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report Jamie’s Story

“Ever since I was in first grade I was picked on for my weight, how I dressed, how I talked, pretty much anything someone could find that was wrong with me. One day I had enough, and I got into a fight. This is when my mother said — enough! And she put me in an online school. The online school was difficult because it’s hard for me to work without someone helping me. That’s when my mom told me about PACE. When I learned more I knew it was the best place for me. When I came to PACE, for the first time ever, I finally felt like I ‘fit in.’ Now I’m getting good grades. My mother is so happy and proud of me. I always thought that I would be the one to drop out in high school, but not anymore!”

— Jamie M. age 13

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 2 Board of Trustees July 2008 to June 2009

Ellen F. Parker, Esq., Chair Assistant Counsel, Darden Restaurants, Inc.

Carole Eastman Zegel, Vice Chair Executive Director, State Attorney, Eighth Judicial Circuit (Retired) A -based, Jeff Blass, MBA, Treasurer Senior Vice President, SunTrust Bank, Inc. nationally recognized

Penelope Blair, CFTA, Secretary 501(c)3 prevention Senior Vice President, US Trust, Bank of America program for girls Private Wealth Management and young women. Martha Bibby, Executive Committee President, Bibby Enterprises LLS

Mattie Fraser, SPHR, Executive Committee The Mission Former Governor, Summit & Florida District, Civitan International To provide girls and

Sherrill Williams Ragans, Executive Committee young women an Director of Student Affairs, Florida State opportunity for a University (Retired) better future through Jon Boring Associate Partner, IBM Global Services education, counseling, training and advocacy. Dr. Tony Leisner Professor, School of Public Policy, Walden University

Joanne M. O’Connor Jones Foster Johnston & Stubbs, P.A.

Dr. Sandra Pavelka, Ph.D. Director, Institute of Youth and Justice Studies, Florida Gulf Coast University Executive Staff Mindy Reeves July 2008 to June 2009 Director of Advertising Sales, Bright House Networks Mary Marx Elba Robertson Interim President & CEO Board of Governors, Pensacola Junior

College Foundation Nan Davis Juliet Sears Director of Finance Executive Vice President, CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services Shirley James Director of Human Resources John A. Schifino, Esq. Williams Schifino Mangione & Steady, P.A. Debbie Moroney Director of Program & Public Partnerships Shearna Tolbert, Ed.S Psychologist, Marion County Public Schools Jill Guffey Dee Thomas Director of Management Information President, Ewing & Thomas, Inc. Systems

Kristin Webster Program Director, 19th Circuit Public Defender’s Office

3 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report 2008/2009: 25 Years of Believing in Girls

It is a milestone year for Pace Center for Girls, Inc. As we recognize all that PACE has accomplished over the past 25 years, we thought it important to reflect upon our past and build wisely for the future. The courage and accomplishments of our girls continue to be our inspiration as we celebrate 25 years of Believing in Girls. The rich heritage upon which PACE is built is evident in the faces of the many thousands of girls whose lives have been changed at PACE. pACE Center for Girls, Inc. began in 1985 as an alternative to institutionalization and incarceration of girls and young women at risk of entering, or who were already involved in, the juvenile justice system. Today the mission of PACE has expanded to provide girls and young women an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling, training and advocacy. The philosophical foundation of carrying out the mission is that PACE values all girls and young women, believing each one deserves an opportunity to find her voice, achieve her potential and celebrate a life defined by responsibility, dignity, serenity and grace. over the past 25 years, PACE Center for Girls, Inc. has earned the reputation as a national leader in providing gender responsive programming and services. In doing so we accept both the accolades and responsibility that this reputation brings. The cornerstone of our work is to advocate for safe, gender responsive environments for girls and young women, to hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards, and to uphold our mission, our philosophy and our values and guiding principles.

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 4 PACE 25th Anniversary Honorary Committee

U.S. Representative —Chair

Governor

federal elected officials Representative Ronald “Doc” Renuart Representative Yolly Roberson Senator Representative Darryl Ervin Rouson Representative Michael Scionti Congresswoman Representative William D. Snyder Congresswoman Ginny Brown-Waite Representative Congressman Representative Kelli Stargel Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart Representative Nick Thompson Congressman Representative Perry E. Thurston, Jr. Congressman Representative Michael B. Weinstein Congressman Congressman Kendrick B. Meek Congressman Jeff Miller Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen florida state officials Congressman Commissioner Nancy Argenziano —Florida Public Service Commission Frank Peterman—Secretary, Florida florida elected officials Department of Juvenile Justice George H. Sheldon—Secretary, Florida —Florida Chief Financial Officer Department of Children and Families Bill McCollum—Attorney General of Florida

Senate President Jeff Atwater Jacksonville officials Senator Victor Crist Senator John Peyton—Mayor of Jacksonville Senator Don Gaetz ed Pratt-Dannals—Superintendent of Senator Dennis L. Jones Duval County Public Schools Senator Garrett S. Richter Senator Gary Siplin Senator Frederica S. Wilson Senator Stephen R. Wise 25th anniversary conference and celebration Representative Sandra Adams planning committee Representative Kevin C. Ambler Representative Jennifer Carroll Sherrill Ragans—PACE Board of Trustees, Representative Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed Committee Chair Representative Chris Dorworth Dr. Sandra Pavelka—PACE Board Representative Eric Eisnaugle of Trustees Representative Bill Galvano Kristin Bennet—PACE Palm Beach, Representative Louis R. Garcia, Jr. Board of Directors Representative Audrey Gibson Vacharee Howard—PACE Collier Representative Bill Heller Janie Smalley—PACE Jacksonville Representative Dorothy L. Hukill Glenda McClendon—PACE Center Representative Mia Jones for Girls, Inc. Representative Charles McBurney Christy Finnegan—PACE Board of Trustees Representative Ari Abraham Porth Marcus Haile—PACE Center for Girls, Inc.

5 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report A Letter from 25th Anniversary Honorary Chair Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 6 A Letter from Senator Bill Nelson

7 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report A Letter from Congressman Ander Crenshaw

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 8 A Letter from Governor Charlie Crist

9 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report 25th Anniversary Pioneer Award Recipients, Past and Present Board Chairs and CEOs

Pioneer Awards pat Barton Carol Carlan Senator Victor Crist Kay Cunningham Kennon Holmes Dr. Sherry P. Magill Matt and Marge Masterman Sallie Parks Senator Ken Pruitt Robert C. Radice Senator Rod Smith Mildred Thompson (posthumous) Delores Barr Weaver

Founder’s Award Vicki Bryant Burke

Values and Guiding principles Award Dr. Lawanda Ravoira

Past and Present board of Trustees Chairs Gary Christian (1985 – 1986) Dr. Ed Napier (1986 – 1988) George Penick (1988 – 1990) Kennon Holmes (1990 – 1992) paulette Pace (1992 – 1995) Dr. Sherry P. Magill (1995 – 1998) Ron Baker (1998 – 2000) Kay Cunningham (2000 – 2002) Carol Carlan (2002 – 2004) Kay Cunningham (2004 – 2006) ellen Parker (2007 – 2009) Carole Zegel (Present)

Past and Present pace Presidents and CEOs Vicki Burke Dr. Lawanda Ravoira Donna Gallagher Mary Marx, Interim

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 10 In various cultures, the dragonfly represents prosperity, luck, strength, peace, harmony, purity and change. It can also be a symbol of the sense of self that comes with maturity. The qualities associated with the dragonfly vary, but a few traits remain constant in all of them: hope, love and change. This year we celebrate the hope, love and change that have been the cornerstone of our exciting 25-year history.

11 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report 25th Anniversary Celebration Sponsors

Platinum sponsors

gold sponsors

silver sponsors

bronze sponsors

Special Thanks to Richard and Leslie Pierpont, Brooks and Linda Faison, and PACE Center for Girls of Palm Beach Board of Directors

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 12 The History of PACE 1985 to 1993

january 1985

First Center opens in Jacksonville. A broad network of supporters including Vicki Burke and her family, Judge Dorothy Pate and other local juvenile court judges, the National Council of Jewish Women, the Edna Sproull Williams Foundation, and many others come together to launch the Center. The doors open to the first 10 PACE girls who participate in a day program located at Snyder Memorial Methodist Church.

november 1987 july 1989 1991

Received Juvenile Justice PACE Manatee PACE Orange Award for Outstanding Center opened. Center opened. Dependency Program – presented by Florida Juvenile Judges.

february 1991 MARCH 1991 1992

PACE identified as one of four promising programs Governor PACE Broward for high-risk adolescent females in the University Lawton Chiles visits and PACE Dade of Michigan’s Center for the Study of Youth Policy’s PACE Jacksonville. Centers opened. publication Programming for Young Women in the Juvenile Justice System.

MARCH 1993 april 1993

First National Girls Caucus held in PACE and the Florida Department Washington, D.C., by efforts of PACE with of Health and Rehabilitative funding from the Valentine Foundation. Services co-chaired the first Girls Over 40 participants attended with Task Force meeting in Tallahassee. 15 states represented.

13 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report The History of PACE 1994 to 1998

december 1993 1994 march 1994

The NBC Nightly News with PACE Escambia-Santa Rosa President George W. Bush, Tom Brokaw featured PACE and PACE Leon Centers First Lady Barbara Bush and as a successful model. opened. Florida Governor visit PACE Jacksonville.

december 1994

PACE awarded the Gould Wysinger Award from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Department of Justice, for exceptional achievements in Juvenile Justice.

march 1995 april 1995 1996

Janet Reno, U.S. Attorney Justice Research and Statistics PACE Volusia-Flagler General, featured PACE Center for Association featured PACE as & PACE Palm Beach Girls, Inc. as a successful model one of eight successful Centers opened. during a news conference. programs nationally.

1997 1998

PACE Pinellas PACE Alachua, PACE & PACE Monroe Pasco, PACE Collier, Centers opened. PACE Hillsborough & PACE Treasure Coast Centers opened.

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 14 The History of PACE 2001 to 2008

2001 2007

PACE Marion PACE Lee & PACE Polk Center opened. Centers opened.

october 2007

The Children’s Defense Fund, in its groundbreaking report America’s Cradle to Prison Pipeline cited PACE as one of the nation’s promising examples of approaches to helping children avoid prison.

february 2008

The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice released a report from the Blueprint Commission on Juvenile Justice Reform entitled Getting Smart About Juvenile Justice. The report identified specific services for at-risk girls as among its six major goals and PACE Center for Girls as successfully providing such services.

march 2008 april 2008

PACE recognized by the Office of Juvenile “Efforts to Outcomes” data Justice and Delinquency Prevention’s Girls management system fully integrated Study Group as among the most effective to ensure measurable impact on in the nation for keeping adolescent girls the more than 2,000 girls served out of the Juvenile Justice system. annually by PACE.

15 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report The History of PACE 2008 to 2009

june 2008

PACE recognized by the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s KIDS COUNT Report as an effective national model for reducing recidivism and improving school success, employment and self-sufficiency among girls.

december 2008 april 2009

With federal funding sponsored by Congressman PACE alumnae Ander Crenshaw, PACE and the NCCD Center for recognized by Governor Girls and Young Women begin a partnership to Charlie Crist at Juvenile document the theoretical and research basis of Justice Success Week. the PACE model.

september 2009 october 2009

Board of Trustees approves Workforce Florida approves funding new governance structure in through American Recovery and order to meet the challenges Reinvestment Act for expanded of a new era of services for girls. transition services in Broward, Jacksonville and Palm Beach.

december 2009

PACE Centers in Jacksonville and Broward awarded federal grant jointly sponsored by Republican U.S. Representative Ander Crenshaw of Jacksonville and Democratic U.S. Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Ft. Lauderdale to support girls as they transition from PACE to adulthood.

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 16 PACE Center for Girls founder, PACE at a Glance Vicki Burke, with PACE alumnae at the 25th Anniversary 25 years Celebration of serving girls and PACE is recognized young women by the Annie E. 17 centers Casey Foundation statewide as an effective 2,072 girls national model for served in reducing recidivism 2008/2009 and improving 23,000 girls school success, served employment and since 1985 self-sufficiency amongst girls.

17 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report The PACE Program

PACE’s program supports a proven theory of change with services linked to producing positive outcomes in education, community connectedness, behaviors, vocations, recidivism and in girls’ families.

PACE Provides:

Initial and Ongoing Assessment Risk factors and needed support are assessed for each girl.

Academic Education Each center has a cooperative agreement with the local school board to provide daily academic instruction with remedial services, individual instruction and specialized education plans.

Gender-Specific Life Management Skills Enhancement This PACE-designed curriculum, known as SPIRITED GIRLS!® is a gender-sensitive program designed specifically for the needs of girls. It consists of modules that teach positive lifestyle choices.

Social Services Care management plans and services are developed to meet the individual needs of each girl.

Parental Involvement Staff maintains regular contact with parents through home visits, office sessions and telephone contacts. Parent groups are provided to help parents assist in their daughters’ growth.

Community Volunteer Service Girls participate in monthly volunteer service projects.

Career Readiness PACE provides job skills assessment and curriculum to build school-to-work readiness skills and assistance with finding, applying and interviewing for job placements.

Transition Services PACE conducts three years of comprehensive follow-up to ensure girls continue with their education, employment or appropriate referral services.

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 18 14.7 is the average age of a girl entering PACE

83% of girls have risk factors in three or four categories including school, family, substance abuse or behavior

72% of girls come from families with low or very low incomes

71% of girls were failing one or more classes in school prior to coming to PACE

76.5% of girls Portrait of Risk had been suspended or expelled from school prior to coming to PACE

21% of girls Girls and young women comprise the fastest growing were referred to PACE segment of Florida’s juvenile justice system and girls through the Department of now represent 32% of all youth referred to Florida’s Juvenile Justice Department of Juvenile Justice. Most girls caught up in the delinquency system have histories of physical, emo- 21% of girls tional and sexual abuse, and many come to PACE with have had previous involvement with the Department of Children a history of trauma and abuse. PACE understands the and Families impact that gender-responsive services have in helping girls and young women find a path back to success and 36% of girls in keeping girls out of the delinquency system. have had prior criminal charges before coming to PACE

50% of girls have a parent or sibling who has been incarcerated or on probation

20% of girls were physically and/or sexually abused prior to coming to PACE

19 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report Portrait of Success

PACE helps girls turn their lives around by providing quality education, counseling, career planning and an opportunity to be successful. PACE helps girls stay in school, reduces their chances of being involved in or becoming victims of crime or violence, and provides hope for girls and their futures.

95% of girls improved academically while at PACE

88% of girls had no involvement with the delinquency system after leaving PACE

83% of girls advanced a full grade level while at PACE

83% fewer used drugs and alcohol while at PACE

78% of girls are in school or employed 3 years after leaving PACE

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 20 Porscha’s Story

“When I was in regular school, I didn’t understand the work. Everything went so fast and I didn’t feel comfortable asking questions out loud. I skipped school because I started to give up and didn’t want to be there anymore. At the end of my ninth grade year my mom and I were looking over my report cards and my grades were horrible. That’s when I decided that I wanted to change for the better. I wanted to finish high school and get good grades, like I know I can. That’s when I found out about PACE. The PACE teachers and counselors push me to do my best and keep me on track. Without PACE I would probably be sitting in a classroom failing. But now, I’m on my way to a better future!”

— Porscha L. age 16

21 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report Financial Summary

PACE’s responsibility to girls is shared equally with our responsibility to our fiscal partners. The funds entrusted to us by government, community and private partners contribute to our success, and PACE enjoys a sound reputation of fiscal responsibility.

Sources of Operating Revenues

50% Department of Juvenile Justice

27% Department of Education

15% Private Funds

4% Federal Grants

3% City/County Grants

1% Investment Income

0% State Grants – Other

Operating expenses by category

72% Personnel

11% Occupancy

9% Other Operating Costs

5% Student/Program Support

3% Equipment and Vehicle Expenses

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 22 Statement of Financial Position as of june 30, 2009

Assets

Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents $5,188,522 Grants receivable $1,923,683 Pledges receivable, current portion $648,538 Pre-paid expenses and other assets $361,591 Due from affiliates $692,458

Total Current Assets $8,814,792

Investments $2,978,968 Pledges receivable, long-term portion $624,722 Land, building and equipment, net $555,164

Total Assets $12,973,646

Liabilities and Net Assets

Current Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $1,662,286 Deferred revenue $45,048 Notes payable, current portion $5,214

Total Current Liabilities $1,712,548

Notes payable, long-term portion $4,779

Total Liabilities $1,717,327

Net Assets Unrestricted $8,435,553 Temporarily Restricted $2,820,766

Total Net Assets $11,256,319

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $12,973,646

23 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report Statement of Activities for the year ended June 30, 2009

Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets

Total unrestricted revenues, gains and other support $22,094,391 Total expenses and losses $21,722,466

Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets $371,925

Changes in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets

Total unrestricted revenues, gains and other support $1,241,970 Net assets released from restrictions $1,256,778

Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets ($14,808)

Increase (decrease) in total net assets before transfer $357,117 Transfer of net assets –

Increase (decrease) in total net assets $357,117

Net assets, beginning of year $10,899,202 Net assets, end of year $11,256,319

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 24 Angel’s Story

“I was extremely shy in high school, so it was difficult for me to make friends. And I had some pretty unique interests, which didn’t make things any easier — ballet and auto repair. The other kids constantly made fun of me for it. I started skipping school to avoid them and my grades began to slip. I transferred to PACE Center for Girls and it truly changed my life. The girls and staff were so positive and supportive. For the first time ever, I actually enjoyed going to school. I went from a “D” average to a solid “B+” average, earned my high school diploma and even received a college scholarship, all while at PACE. Today I’m in college studying law and I’m also enrolled in a two-year automotive program to become a certified mechanic. I grew up around cars so I thought working on cars would be a fun way to pay the bills while studying to become a lawyer.”

— Angel 2009 high school graduate

25 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report “To the world, we are just girls... to PACE, we are the world.”

— Laura

It is because of the generosity and support from our donors that allows PACE to positively affect the lives of so many girls every single year. We sincerely thank you for continuing to believe in the girls of PACE.

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 26 Government and Community Partners

Manatee Board of County Commissioners

Manatee County Children’s Services

National School Lunch Program

Orange County Public Schools

Pasco County

Pinellas County Schools

Polk County School Board

Alachua County State Attorney’s Office School Board of Alachua County

Carl D. Perkins Grant for Juvenile Justice School Board of Broward County Workforce Development School Board of Collier County Children’s Services Council of Martin County School Board of Escambia County

Children’s Services Council of School Board of Hillsborough County St. Lucie County School Board of Lee County City of Tallahassee School Board of Leon County Department of Education, Title 1 Grants for Alachua, Broward, Collier, Duval, School Board of Manatee County Escambia, Hillsborough, Lee, Leon, Marion, Orange, Polk and Volusia Counties School Board of Marion County

District School Board of Pasco County School Board of Santa Rosa

Duval County Public Schools School Board of St. Lucie County

Florida Department of Children and School District of Palm Beach County Families/United Way Broward Commission on Substance Abuse School District of Putnam County/FEFEC

Florida Department of Education School District of Volusia County

Florida Department of Juvenile Justice St. Lucie Board of County Commissioners

Human Services Association U.S. Department of Justice

Jacksonville Children’s Commission U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Lee County Department of Human Services Volusia County

27 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report The Believing in Girls Society

The Believing in Girls Society allows supporters to participate in a multi-year planned giving program to help PACE plan for the future. We are honored by these generous gifts.

Invest In The Future orange Penelope Blair Ted & Stacy Bogert Stavroula Christodoulou broward Bette Bonfleur Scott Coleman Leo Goodwin Foundation, Inc. Ken & Mary Pat Burke John Deinhardt Virginia Depree Hull Mirta L. Duarte escambia Joyce & Bob Epstein Teri Levin pinellas Jerome Faber Dee Thomas Barbara D. Ferguson hillsborough Sandra Miller Helen Furia Angela Glazer, Ph.D. Psychological Assessment Resources, Inc. Mary-Jane Graff Hon. William & Linda Haury Jacksonville volusia Alan C. Hooper Robert & Margaret Hill Edgar Scott & Michelle V. Carter-Scott The Janoura Group, Inc. Nancy & Gary Chartrand Ronnie L. Karlin Lorena & Robert Lechter Susan & Jack Loving Honor The Female Spirit Hon. Leroy H. Moe Embrace Growth & Change Lynda Napolitano pace center for girls, inc. Mafalda Natale alachua Jacqueline & Hugh Jones Sally Bosch Osherow Alachua County Sheriff’s Office Sherrill & Jimmy Ragans Aggie A. Pappas Nancy Perry Robert Radice alachua Hon. Stacy M. Ross broward Eric & Gail Brill Senator Debby Sanderson Charles B. Ladd & George Rahael Lorrayne & Kenneth Bzoch Joanne & Mark Snead / Circle of John Moriarty & Associates of FL, Inc. Randy & Patty Caton Friends Foundation Ginny & Joe Cauthen Bruno Trambusti escambia Phyllis Delaney Karen Unger Holly Adams Cathy Ipser Theresa & Richard Zaden John Brewer John & Kathy Kish Dr. Edmond Zimski, Jr. Pete Moore Chevrolet Maureen T. Long, DVM Elizabeth Muldoon collier Jacksonville Patricia Petty Arlene Shapiro J.F. & Peggy Bryan Tammy Prince Stephanie Coonan Rod & Dee Dee Smith escambia Geoff & Cammie Disston Tom & Susan Spain Laverne and Dick Baker George & Betty Lu Grune Mark & Mary Wise Diane DeJean & William Balchunas Preston & Joan Bill & Carol Zegel Mona Brown Henri Landwirth Carol Carlan David A. Stein Family Foundation broward Connie Clark Carla Albano CollectorSolutions, Inc. manatee Elizabeth Athanasakos, Esq. Elaine & Brooks Davis Firkins Chrysler/Jeep/Suzuki Bank Atlantic Foundation Mike Denkler

hope. love. change. for 25 years. 28 The Believing in Girls Society

Marianne Estess Stephanie Ibach Lorelei Hummel Linda Hoffman Brett Irwin Mark and Sheri Loren Frances Horton Jacksonville Aviation Authority Gail Markham Levin, Papantonio, Thomas, Mitchell, Maxine M. Kroll Jacke & Arden McCurdy echsner & Proctor P.A. Carole Lanzi Stephanie Miller Charles Liberis Allen & Delores Lastinger Cora Cisneros Molloy David Lister Meta Magevney Karen Mosteller Mr. & Mrs. W.C. Merrill, Jr. Eleanor Maxwell Gay Rebel Thompson Deborah & John Monroe Karen McCombs The Hon. James & Diann Seals Marjorie & Alan Moore June Myers Michael & Laurel Smith Marianne Moore Teresa Myers Marilyn Smith Carol Parker Randy Nader Pamela Templeton Melanie Passman Rosemary Naughton Utilities Structures, Inc. Ginger & John Porter Katherine Skinner Newton Pamela & Gene Van Vleck Nell Potter Mr. & Mrs. W. Ralph Payne Valerie Russenburger Leslie Pecci leon Kathy Searcy Mary Pietan Alice Crew Julie Sheppard Marian Poitevent Barbara Edwards Brenda & Fred Vigodsky Michelle Preuss Jim Eikeland Linda Whitman Emily Rambo Judith Mandrell Gail Williams Susan Reese Francesca Melichar Judy Romesburg Sherrill Ragans hillsborough Cyndi & Kent Schmidt Maggie Short Duane Eatherly Buddy & Mary Lou Schulz Garry Simmons Janister & Nathaniel Herring Emily Balz Smith Foundation Janet Stoner Matthew King Betty Strickland Robin Hassler Thompson Toni Sexton Teresa Stuebben Marcella Torres Marsha Taylor-Holland Tammy Wallace Clay Witherspoon Louis & Janice Walsh manatee Kimberly Waterhouse Frank & Emily Buskirk Jacksonville Ruth & John Whitner Dan & Betty Callaghan Eleanor Ashby The Winston Family Foundation Jaymie G. Carter Lynn Bertram Arnold Woolverton Amanda Edge Dan & Vickie Cavey The Zimmerman Family Trina & Scott Falkner Blythe Cessac Lynn & Sharon Groseclose Margaret Conolly lee Paul & Diana Landry Laura & Jim Crooks ACRA Electric, Inc. Sally Mills Ruth Day Avalon Engineering Vernie Pickhardt Cheryl Efstathion Doretta Bree Mindy Reeves Earnie Franklin Todd & Tracey Caruso Penny & Sandra Robinson Mattie & Stewart Fraser David & Cheri DePree Marcia Roger Ed Gallegos Scott & Mary Fischer Mr. & Mrs. Steve Tapp Sherri Geddes Grace Frey Kathy & Jim Van Elswyk George & Ann Gibbs III Linda Fried Cecil Gibson Jamie B. Gates marion Maribel Hernandez Amy Gravina Scott Bruce Sandra Herrington Kitty Green Ken & Dana Daley Lawsikia Hodges David Hall Ron & Lauren Spencer Susan Hughes Teri Hansen Harvey Vandeven

29 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report The Believing in Girls Society

orange pinellas volusia Dr. Sabrina Atkins Dr. Jeanne Bangtson Rebecca M. Becker David & Chris Ann Bernatavitz Beverly Beirl Jeff Blass Michelle Corbin Ann G. Blumencranz Iris Bly Eric Hendrickson Charles & Denise Bray Monica Burkett Robert & Annette Irvine Guy & Debi Burns Janet Danmhower Corbin & Lee Ann Johnson Yvonne Cahill Dr. Deborah Henson-Governor Joe Kern Lisa Carr Christine MacDonald Anna Soike McPherson Carole Brodin Christensen Melissa K. McCullough Galen Miller Joyce Cotton Cyndi H. Parker Stacey Papp Kay Cunningham Decker Youngman John & Margaret Sanders Falcon Electric Mrs. Constance Yuschok Dick Spears Bonnie Foreman Marjorie Bekaert Thomas Gail Handel Walt Disney World Co. Vicki Hano Jan & Jim Wood Gloria Hope Ph.D., R.N. Jennifer Young Bill Isaly Stephanie Garner Komarek palm Beach Wendy LaTorre Accounts Receivables, Inc. Tony & Patricia Leisner Sara G. Bailey Nancy E. Loehr Cinthia Becton Karen Manning Kristin K. Bennett Valerie A. & J. Larry Massingill City of West Palm Beach / Jeri Muoio Robert & Joanne McIntyre Meridith Consor Ginger McQuigg Lauren Feingold Tom & Elise Minkoff Sylvia Hernandez Sharon Morrow Nona & William Kramer Progress Energy Florida, Inc. Marilyn Perez & Luis Martinez Betty K. Scrim Joanne O’Connor Carla Staats Deborah L. O’Kain The Honorable Irene Sullivan Laurel Robinson Helen M. Thal Lisa D. Russo Cecilia Tucker Dr. Robert & Diane Vollbracht pasco Carolyn Wall Joel & Marilyn Dennison Gail Wilkes Ewing & Thomas, Inc. Physical Therapy Dr. & Mrs. Stephen & Lynn Goldman treasure Coast Darlene Greene Kathryn Basile Carolyn Hersh Ruth Henderson Karyn Johnson-Mahorney George & Linda O’Malley Carolyn Keilman Marge Riley Amanda Murphy Horace & Theora Webb Synovus Financial Corporation George & Linda O’Malley Danielle Taylor-Fagan, Ed.D. Port St. Lucie Business Women Dee Thomas Evett Simmons Francis & Rose Marie Von Seelen

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$100,000 – $999,999 escambia treasure Coast D.W. McMillan Trust United Way of Martin County Collier Impact 100 Pensacola Bay Area, Inc. United Way of St. Lucie County Naples Children and Education Foundation Hillsborough Glazer Family Foundation United Way of Tampa Bay $10,000 – $19,999 $50,000 – $99,999 Jacksonville Alachua Alachua Jacksonville Jaguars Foundation, Inc. Ann & Wayne Southwick Dharma Endowment Fund Nancy McDonald State Attorney’s Office Microsoft Broward United Way of Northeast Florida Broward Leo Goodwin Foundation, Inc. Wayne & Delores Weaver Andrea & Harold Acker United Way of Broward County Lee American Document Management Jacksonville Love That Dress! Bank of America Charitable Healy Foundation Markham Norton Mosteller Wright & Foundation, Inc. The Henry & Lucy Gooding Endowment Company, P.A. Rita & Rick Case The Jim Moran Foundation, Inc. Southwest Florida Community Citrix Systems United Way Northeast Florida Foundation Robert Radice United Way of Lee, Hendry and Palm Beach Glades Counties Collier United Way of Palm Beach County Anita Pittman Leon Publix Super Markets Charities Volusia Flagler United Way of the Big Bend City of Ormond Beach Escambia Manatee Switzer Brothers Charitable Jim & Janet Green Foundation United Way of Manatee County, Inc. $20,000 – $49,999 Hillsborough Marion Eckerd Family Foundation, Inc. Alachua United Way of Marion County Barbara & Phil Emmer Jacksonville Orange Citigroup Broward Johnny Damon Foundation Remmer Family Foundation, Inc. Mary N. Porter Deanna Still Palm Beach Mrs. C. Herman Terry Collier Landon Family Foundation Thomas M. and Irene B. Kirbo The Martin Foundation, Inc. Foundation The Mimi Foundation, Inc. Pinellas Mr. & Mrs. James Van Vleck Eckerd Family Foundation, Inc. Women’s Giving Alliance

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lee Kathy & Andy Mitchell Career Education Corporation Chico’s FAS, Inc. Lynda Napolitano George & Juliet Sears Milligan The News-Press/Grandeur Teresa Radice Trust Magazine Women’s Executive Club Palm Beach Susan Bennett Marketing & Dr. Catherine Lowe - Artists’ Showcase Media, LLC Collier of Palm Beach County The Wachovia Foundation Barron Collier, Jr. Foundation Florida Association of Women Lawyers Board of Collier County Commissioners (FAWL) Manatee Commissioner Jim Coletta Junior League of the Palm Beaches, Inc. The Charles Henry Leach II Richard L. Klaas Norton Museum of Art Foundation The League Club Planned Parenthood of County & Publix Super Market Charities Publix Super Markets Charities treasure Coasts Zonta Club of Naples Teen Angel Orange Tupperware Brands Corporation Escambia Pasco VNA Foundation Inc. The Kugelman Foundation Cindy Ewald Justine Simoni & Frank Rushing Betty J. Humphry Palm Beach Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Arbonne International Jacksonville West Pasco Chamber of Commerce Wachovia Bank, N.A. Citi The Community Foundation Pinellas Pinellas in Jacksonville Anonymous Beth Dillinger Foundation, Inc. Gasper & Irene Lazzara Charitable WGG Foundation Falcon Electric Foundation Progress Energy Florida, Inc. Miles & Marty King Polk Medtronic Foundation Senator Paula Dockery Polk Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Lakeland Rotary Club The George W. Jenkins Fund within Winn-Dixie Stores Foundation, Inc. Polk Education Foundation & Business the Community Foundation of partnership, Inc. Greater Lakeland Lee Bank of America Charitable Treasure Coast Treasure Coast Foundation, Inc. Publix Super Market Charities, Inc. Royal Palms of St. Lucie Jack & Shelly Blais Scripps Howard Foundation Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre Volusia-Flagler Bernese Davis Georgia & William Akers Jr. Volusia-Flagler David & Cheri DePree Bank of America, N.A. Hometown NEWS Edison National Bank Fifth Third Bank United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties Sanibel Sea School Vineyard Foundation Trust Waterman Broadcasting/NBC-2 Zonta Foundation of Southwest Florida $1,000 - $4,999 $5,000 – $9,999 Manatee pace center for girls, inc. Broward Anna Maria Oyster Bar The Appleseeds Foundation Broward Sherriff’s Office The Kates Foundation CA, Inc. Tammy & Max Di Leo Vera Cash Foundation, Inc. Community Nutcracker, Inc. Denise & Angelo Elia Gordon & Nan Davis Jenifer & Brett Houston and Lorena Orange Everbank & Robert Lechter The Alstate Foundation Sherry Magill & Robert Willis Blue Martini Orlando, LLC Mike Fitch & Mary Marx

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Norfolk Southern Foundation Alison C. Eager Frank Wagner Gary & Ellen Parker EBS Advisors Barbara Wagner, Esq. Elbo Room Deanne & Warren Wheeler Alachua Finizio & Finizio Law Offices,P A Wilton Manors Police Department Anonymous Gale & John Fontaine The Wine Dominion The C. Frederick & Aase B. Thompson Four Corners Bingo Annette & David Yarborough Foundation FPL Ann Zore Campaign Account of Charles Helen Furia Chuck Chestnut IV Chris Garvin Collier Carl & Rita Cannon The GEO Group, Inc. Arthrex, Inc. Peter & Lisa Gearen Georgie’s Alibi Donna Brown Tara & Bert Gill & The Gill Family Alan Goldberg Norman & Eliza Crowder Restaurants Sylvia K. Goldstein Scholarship Fund Susan Crum The Gladys G. Cofrin Fund at the Goodyear Blimp in Pompano Beach Ein Fisher, Inc. Gainesville Community Foundation Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Executice Womens Golf Association Leigh Anne Howe Deborah & John Hartman Nancy Grandis White Legendary Coaches Hon. William & Linda Haury E. Jean Hahm Harold Leslie Janice & Sam Jazayri Harvest Charities, Inc. Ronald & Cindy Marks John & Nellie Bastien Memorial Foundation Howland Capital Management Montgomery Ventures, Inc. Kerzner International Bahamas Limited The Immokalee Foundation, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Dr. Thomas R. Lane James A. & Evelyn S. Belleman Fund PPI Construction Management Lou & May Jean Wolff Family Foundation of the Community Foundation of Layne & Jackson Sasser Fund of the Community Foundation Collier County UF Law Association of Women of Broward Arthur & Mary Mellen Wachovia Bank Susan & Jack Loving Roy & Peral Rogers Carole & Bill Zegel Toby & Terry Manke Southwest Florida Chapter of Maroone, an AutoNation Company the Kiwis Broward Meike & Dominick Miniaci Trinity-By-The Cove Episcopal Church Joseph Amaturo Thomas Mulligan United Church Of Marco Island American National Bank Muvico Theaters, Inc. Wainscott Family Fund Dan Ashlin NCCI Holdings, Inc. Bank of America Linda S. O’Mara Escambia Jamie Finizio Bascombe & Timothy George Pagoumian Christina & David Alsop Bascombe Joseph Piccirilli Anonymous Sheila Bechert Sara Rashti Laverne and Dick Baker Ron Bergeron Don Register The Chadbourne Foundation, Inc. Hon. Martin J. Bidwill Rick Case Enterprises, Inc. Susan Finger BJ’s Foundation Inc. Robert O. Law Foundation Inc. Cherry Fitch Penelope Blair Senator Debby Sanderson Gulf Power Foundation Boca Raton Resort & Club Seacoast National Bank Jewelers Trade Shop Kyle C. Boos Betty Sedlak Levin, Papantonio, Thomas, Mitchell, Broward County Hispanic Bar Association Hon. John P. “Jack” & Susan Seiler echsner & Proctor P.A. Carol M. Brown Seiler, Sautter, Zaden, Rimes & Weihe LLC Jo & Sam Mathews Michelle & Jeff Brundage Linda Sherwin Mediacom Cable Children’s Aid Club Hon. Arlene Joy Simon Lynn Morris City of Wilton Manors Joanne & Mark Snead / Circle of Friends Marny Needle Yasmine & Scott Coleman Foundation Jacqueline Neese Tonja Haddad Coleman, Esq. Transatlantic Wine & Spirits Nancy & Mort O’Sullivan Thomas T. Coon, Jr. Esq. / Capstone Title Melba & August Urbanek Bonnie & Wade Peters Daoud’s Fine Jewelry Linda & Douglas Von Allmen Diane & Brad Peterson

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Pizzaz, LLC. Betty & Dwight Strickland Walmart Store #987 Quint & Rishy Charitable Giving SWAT (Students Working Kari Weggeman Karla Schmitz Against Tobacco) Trudi Williams Susan Schultz Dorothy Thomas Linda & Tom Sherry Thomas Phillips Jr. Foundation, Inc. Leon Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. Thurston Roberts Charitable Trust Anonymous Society of the Debutante Charity Walmart #5054 Ausley & McMullen P.A. Cotillion Mary Warner Bank of America Howard Yonge Wayne Welsh P.A. Berger Singerman Attorneys at Law The Woman’s Club of Jacksonville Civitan Club of Tallahassee Hillsborough Pete Lowhorne Brandon AAUW Lee Harold Mardenborough Witherspoon & Carswell Lane Joseph Brooks Tallahassee State Bank N.A.W.B.O Cape Coral Community Foundation United Parcel Service Foundation, Inc. PAR, Inc. Cape Coral Rotary Club Pokorny Family Foundation CDM Manatee Suncoast CFC Chris-Tel Company Anonymous Copylady, Inc. BMW of Sarasota Jacksonville Darrell & Lois Courter Bright House Networks Candy Anderson Karen Johnson Crowther Barbara Brunner Arlington Lions Club Ein Fisher, Inc. Heather & Edward Bryant Bank of America Charitable Foundation Episcopal Church of Women Steve & Lynn Carlsen Bank of America United Way Campaign Family Health Centers of SWFL Lynn Chancer Paul & Tracey Bent Family Thrift Store CPA Associates Carl S. Foundation, Inc. Giving Alliance of Women Darcie Duncan CIT Group, Inc Amy Gravina The Edward & Lillian H. Bishop Citi Foundation Matching Gifts/Volunteer Karenn Halucha Foundation Incentive Programs Daniel R. & Anne M. Harper Foundation Gulf Coast Corvette Club CREW Jacksonville Archie Hayward Charlie & Niki Hackney CSX Corporation, Inc. Hodges University John Horne David R. Damon Andi Horowitz Jeremy Hammond Chambers Florida Rock and Tank Lines Jo R. Hardwick Trust Robert & Denise Johnson Ann Elizabeth Gilbert Junior League of Fort Myers William Lawson Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Elizabeth & John Kagan Learning Preparatory Group Soc. Inc. Kleist Family Foundation, Inc. Manatee Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Hands On Jacksonville - HOPE Fund Lee Memorial Health System The Mary E. Parker Foundation Birgit Harrell Patricia Limegrover Rotary Club of West Bradenton Maxine Kroll Gail Markham Service Club of Manatee County Louis Portnoy Family Foundation Morris-Depew Associates, Inc. Florida, Inc. James & Joanne Marx Deborah Nethery Debbie & Brad Steube NuStar Energy L.P. Norman Love Confections Sun Hydraulics Leslie Pecci John & Pam Nulman Taylor Family Foundation, Inc. Michael & Chantal Peterson Marian Garcia Perez United Way of Manatee County, Inc. Philoptochos Society Leonora Prevatt Tom Whealy Susan Porr Gay Rebel Thompson Prudential Financial John H. Richards Marion Quality Images Roetzel & Andress Anonymous Robert Reese The Honorable James & Diann Seals Bernie Little Distribution, LLC Richmond American Homes Strayhorn & Strayhorn Attorneys Scott Bruce Scott-McRae Foundation Representative Nick Thompson Daryl Carter

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Maury Carter Rotary Club of New Port Richey Sylvan Learning Center Dale Cebert Southwest Florida Water Management United Methodist Women Cebert Wealth Management District Charles Chestnut Top of the Bay Zonta Club Volusia-Flagler Ken & Dana Daley Trinity Eye Care Brown & Brown of Florida Florida Public Relations Association Trinity Rotary Club Christ Presbyterian Church of Ormond ocala Chapter Parveen S. Vahora, M.D., PA Gynecology Beach, Inc. Charles Forman Representative Will W. Weatherford Allen Coar Melitta USA, Inc. Angel Welker Cobb & Cole, PA Ocala Korean Presbyterian Church Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co. Pasta Faire Pinellas The County of Volusia S & P Management Belleair Country Club Daytona Beach Kennel Club Melanie Scott Bright House Networks LLC Daytona International Speedway Warren Byers Brenda J. Kasten Orange Diana Baynard Footlick, Donald Baynard Ormond Beach West Rotary James T. Barnes Foundation & Bruce Baynard Carl Persis Junita Blumberg Frenchy’s Restaurant Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Boggy Creek LLP Stephanie Garner Komarek Radiology Associates Norman & Teresa Burchfield Heritage United Methodist Church The Walmart Foundation Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated at Countryside Melissa Winguist Ein Fisher, Inc. Hyundai of New Port Richey Foley & Lardner Bill Isaly IADT Ginny Lamagno Ladies Philoptochos Society Francis & Gertrude Levett Foundation $500 – $999 Walter & Edith Loebenberg Mainlands Women’s Club No. 5 Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Menna Development & Management, Inc. pace center for girls, inc. Reed, PA Nicholas Financial, Inc. Bank of America Matching Gifts Orange County Alumnae Chapter Raymond James Financial, Inc. Martha Bibby, Bibby Enterprises Jo-El Quinlan Jan & Lee Regulski Harden and Associates Doug Robbins The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Sherrill & Jimmy Ragans Scott & Susan Rose Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Gerold & Audrey Schiebler Nicole Spears Foundation Delores Lynne Thomas Wendy Toscano Unilever US, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Worner The University Club of Winter Park Wal-Mart Foundation William & Carole Zegel Winter Park Construction Women’s Club of Mainlands Alachua Palm Beach Polk Teresa Beebe Eileen Fisher, Inc. - Retail Division Allied Scrap Processors, Inc. Debbie Bowers Mary Beth Kincey Anonymous Patricia & John Carlson Donna Mondorff Jon & Christine Boring Ginny & Joe Cauthen South FL Council of Fire Fighters Charities Grasslands Womens Golf Association Crime Prevention Security Systems Lakeland Association of Realtors Lynn Embro Pasco Marilyn Maury Skip & Lynda Everitt Cason Portrait Studio United Women’s Club of Lakeland Farm Credit of Community Service Council of West Christy Rutan Finnegan pasco, Inc. Treasure Coast The Gator Exchange Club Ewing & Thomas, Inc. Physical Therapy Anonymous Judy Gordon Ann Hildebrand Martin County Community Foundation Peggy Gresham Nanci K. Larson Ruden McClosky Smith Schuster & GRU Pasco County Sheriff’s Office Russell PA Abigail James

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Junior League of Gainesville, Jerome Faber collier Florida, Inc. Lucy Fanizzi Accessories Etc. King Insurance Agency FDOT District 4 Construction Lynda Baum John & Peggy Kirkpatrick Barbara D. Ferguson Bibby Enterprises Carol Koogler Marianne Finizio Paula Brody Bryan Kornblau Nancy P. Fischer Collier County Medical Society Suzanne Lawton Florida Association of Managing Collier County Women’s Bar Joanna Leathers partners, Inc. Association, Inc. Jeannette MacFadden The George Barrie Foundation, Inc. E. Jean Hahm McCallum Cabinets, Inc. Mickie & George Gore Nanci Hartnett Lee & Margie McGriff Goren, Cherof, Doody & Ezrol, PA Alan & Marilyn Korest McGriff-Williams Insurance Agency Deanna Gornstein Lucy Kuhne Shelley Meyer Barbara & Arnold Grevior Marylin Martin Christy & Jeff Montgomery Madelaine & Steve Halmos Susan Mulgrew Moody & Salzman P.A. Philip Hopkins Naples Capitol Advisors Tobi & Mike Potapow Jodi Ijac Christina Porter Forbes Robinson Renovation & Custom Barbara Jaehne Professional Publishing Systems Homes, Inc. Judy Joffe Richte Richter Leadership Fund Georgia Rolfe Tammy Kilshtok TIB Bank Jane Ryals Lenore Nolan-Ryan Catering & United Church of Marco Island Shands Health Care Cooking School Mordechai & Michal Weisler Skate Station Funworks Dr. Edward & Susan Michaelson Women of The ELCA Tom & Susan Spain Steve Moorman Carol Squitieri Dee Moustakas Escambia Linda Tealer Jody & Edward Murphy Stephanie Barendrick UBS Foundation USA Nancy Norwell Carol Carlan Utopia Chalet Anne & Gar Olson Christ Church Parish Peggy Williams Joyce Picou Shirley Cronley David & Pam Wilson Premier Beverage Co. Terri Davidson Merry Lynne Wilson, CPA Principles East Kevin & Jennifer Doyle Alice & Charles Radice Emerald Coast Chapter MGMA, Inc. Broward Patricia & Robert Radice, Jr. Forrest Faulkner Ann Adams Melissa Rapkin Cinda Felkner Alfred & Rose Miniaci Foundation, Inc. Carlos Rebollo Representative Clay Ford Katherine & Joseph Allen Summer & James Robertson Gannett Foundation Matching Gift Center Alternative Home Health Care Hon. Stacy M. Ross Rachael Gilmer Cobey Lou Bastone Kathleen Ryan Sharron Kerrigan Bob Beal The She Market, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Inc., The Boos Group, Morgan Stanley Soroptimist International of Matching Gift Program Broad & Cassel pompano Beach Lauren Moore Broward Health Barbara Fast Sudbrink Pensacola Junior College Natacha & Patrick Cann Mary & Ron Ulm Susan Ragan Charlene Christiano Marilyn Van Valkenburg Scott Simmering Patricia & Donald Collins Walt Disney World Mary & Quint Studer Coral Ridge Yacht Club Wendy Weber Brenda & Fred Vigodsky Edith G. & Laurence Weiss Mindy & Richard Wierzbicki Foundation Inc. Theresa & Richard Zaden Hillsborough Joan & Robert Elmore Dr. Edmond Zimski, Jr. Kay Cunningham Essentials Boutique Leslie Henderson

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Charlie Miranda lee manatee Jodi Perez Darilyn H. Alderman Air & Energy Sara Schifino Gary E. Aubuchon Eric Beck Showman’s Association Charities Karen Barker BOA Sisterhood Corporation Marcia Brown Bouchard Insurance Talcott Family Foundation, Inc. Richard & Susan Byrd Bradenton Urgent Care Tampa Palms Women’s Club Donna J. Caruso Shelby Curtsinger Jeanne Wolfe Michael & Sandra Corso Joshua Derome CRS Technology Vickie & Crupi Drebing Jacksonville Missi Davis Florida Power & Light Aetna Foundation Julia East Eunice Hartshorn Virginia Allmond Edison State College James & Ein Hawblitzel Arlington Congregational Church Suzanne Sass Edwards JBK Distributors Inc. AT&T Telecom Pioneers - Jacksonville Life Florida Gulf Coast University Kiwanis Club of Suncoasts Professional Member Club Eric S. Grindley Sean Murphy Bank of America Penny Henkel Tommy & Leanne O’Brien Elwanda Carter Hope Hospice and Community Services Glenn & Ranie Phillips Casa Marina Hotel JJB Management & Consulting, Inc. Mindy Reeves Shereth Coble Jane Kuckel Regions Financial Corporation Marie Connolly Mark & Sheri Loren Marcia Roger CREW Foundation Kirk Lisa Martin Michelle P. White CSX Corporation Inclusion Council Kathy & David Maus Mike & Catherine Datres Lee Meyers Marion Ron & Lyn Davis Paul Homes, Inc. American Lung Assocation Elkins Constructors, Inc. Robert & Jeanne Quinn Country Club of Ocala Helen Euston Sanibel Capitva Trust Company Michael Dean Laura & Brad Gonzalez Wachovia Corp. Raymond & Nancy Dunleavy Birgit Harrell Janet Watermeir First Presbyterian Church Robert & Lindsay Helms Webb, Scarmozzino & Gunter, PA GFWC Women’s Club of Ocala, Inc. James Helms Jr. Zonta Of Sanibel-Captiva Harley-Davidson of Ocala Julie Holt Debby Maddux Stella Martin Leon Robert & Mariann McClary Elaine Mosley Capital Insulation, Inc. Mary K. Potapow June Myers Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld, Karlinsky, Rhonda Uranick Diane Pearce Abate P.A. Zonta Club of Ocala Ritz Theatre and LaVilla Museum Alice Crew Becky & Gert Schumann Roxanne Dow Orange Diana Spicer GFWC Woman’s Club of Tallahassee, Inc. Charlene & Russell Abney Sally Surface Emily Haymes Gordon & Susan Arkin Swisher International, Inc. Kia Autosport Mark & Dee Dee Bender Stephanie Tamplin Norma Meier Kathy Cardwell Ted & Loretta Thranhardt Sandra Rackley Edward Davis, III Beth Touchton Radiology Associates of Tallahassee, P.A. Sam & Leda Evans Neely Towe Rudnick Development Russell & Charlene Fauley-Abney Jennier Vandeloo Tallahassee Orthopedic Clinic Robert & Karen Fornaro Dee Wilcox Janet Wells Dean & Jean Horning Vicky Wild Hunters Creek Women’s Association Dennis & Arlene Wolfson Bob Luthura

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Geraldine MacLeod The Honorable Candy Morris VanDercar Shirley Whitney John & Wendy McCormick VIP Black Belt Champions Training Wine & Roses Catering Mike Mulhall Center Woman to Woman Magazine Gary & Ellen Parker West Pasco Board of Realtors H. Jean Wright Joan Rinaldi Servetronics Incorporated Pinellas Treasure Coast Dale Spears Curt Balchunas Al d la Entertainment Craig Stephens Janet L. Baustert Always a Clean Cut Washington Mutual Scotty Birch Patricia Baldwin Douglas & Lauren Carlan Mark Barnes Palm Beach Kathryn A. Carlson Battle Creek Foundation Anonymous Deborah S. Descheemaeker Ann E. Boylan A.M. & M. O’Brien Chalik Donna Doyle Al & Alice Cicchese Dade County Association of Fire Fighters Marsha & Ed Droste Gerald & Barbara DiBartolomeo Charities, Inc. Terry England Paula Earl Lisa M. Danks Doris Hanson Alisha Gordon Carol S. & James H. Howell Chloe M. Harriman Roger Gorman Eulanda Johnson Gregory & Sheryl Hatfield Steve & Vicki Hornbecker Kelly Kratchman Ein M. Holohan Pink Rose Foundation Lesser Lesser, Lesser, Landy & ICS Consolidated Inc. Port St. Lucie Newcomers Club Smith PLLC Vivien W. Ingersoll Success Club of the Treasure Coast Peter Marshall Kiwanis Seminole Unity Property Development Corporation Lisa I. & William S. McDulin Richard Krueger Francis & Rose Marie Von Seelen MaryKate O’Brien Kristina LaTorre Horace & Theora Webb Jill & Daniel R. Pando Bernie & Denise McCabe Unity of the Palm Beaches, Inc. David Simon Volusia-Flagler Washington Mutual Carol Whaley Bright House Networks Xerox Corporation CRC Insurance Services, Inc. Pasco Cyberspace to Paradise, Inc. Anne Marie Hutton of Anne Marie’s Polk Daytona Beach Area Association of Fitness Arabella’s Realtors (DBAAR) Foundation Anonymous Black & Brew Daytona Beach News-Journal Aurelia’s Jewelers Cakes for the Connoisseur Linda Downs The Gulf Harbors Yacht Club Anchorettes Catering & More DuvaSawko Rotary Club of Keystone Sunrise Curves Fraternal Order of Eagles Judith Koutsos Drummond Co., Inc. Greg Kopp / Charles Schwab Co. Inc. Scott M. Lampert, D.M.D., P.L.C. Eleanor Gardner Dr. Robert & Candice Lankford Donna O. Lancaster Cheri Glogower Kimberly Miller Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Bob Jacobson Ormond Beach Fraternal Order of Eagles Saints - St. Petersburg Stake Vining & Midyette Munson Ormond Beach Kiwanis Foundation, Inc. Lisa M. Lusk Terri Obb Sam’s Club Foundation Minuteman Press Sam’s Club Foundation Dean & Kathryn Schimpf Denise Olds St Francis Thrift Boe-Tique Alexis Sieg Pejot Wilson Law, P.A. Trade Winds Island Resort Spanish River Grill Shirley Pheasant Tyler Floral Shoppe Kathn Tomlinson Law Office of Charles S.P hillips, P.L.L.C. United Insurance Company of America Travelers Port Richey Rotary Club United Methodist Temple Men’s Club Walmart, Ormond Beach Store Republic Bank Wal-Mart Foundation Kevin K. Thomas William Watkins

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39 PACe center for girls 2008/2009 annual report PACE Center Locations

Agency Office Broward Polk Mary Marx Aggie Pappas, MSW Michele DeLoach, MS Interim President and CEO Executive Director Executive Director One West Adams Street, Suite 301 Leo Goodwin Campus 440 South Florida Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32202 2225 North Andrews Avenue Lakeland, FL 33801 904-421-8585 Wilton Manors, FL 33311 863-688-5596 954-561-6939 Jacksonville Pasco Lynn Bertram, MSW, LCSW Collier at Immokalee Danielle Taylor-Fagan, EdD Executive Director Vacheree Howard, MSW Executive Director Thompson-Weaver Building Executive Director 5462 Grand Boulevard 2933 University Blvd. North The Isabel Collier Read Center New Port Richey, FL 34652 Jacksonville, FL 32211 160 North 1st Street 727-849-1901 x23 904-448-8002 Immokalee, FL 34142 239-377-9860 Marion Volusia-Flagler Cathleen Blagay, JD Renee McQueen, EdD Lee Executive Director Executive Director Alice Brunner, EdD 1601 NE 25th Avenue, Suite 302 208 Central Avenue Executive Director Ocala, FL 34470 Ormond Beach, FL 32174 3760 Schoolhouse Road W 352-369-0571 386-944-1111 Fort Myers, FL 33916 239-425-2366 Alachua Orange Kathie Southwick, EdS, LMHC Jill Gentry, MS, CAPP Manatee Executive Director Executive Director Amy C. Wick Mavis, MEd 1010 SE 4th Avenue 728 Gear Lake Avenue Executive Director Gainesville, FL 32601 Orlando, FL 32803 3508 26th Street West 352-374-8799 407-992-0456 Bradenton, FL 34205 941-751-4566 Leon Treasure Coast Marcella Torres, MTh Lisa von Seelen, MHS Hillsborough Executive Director Executive Director Chantel Griffin-Stampfer, MSW 1344 Cross Creek Circle 3651 Virginia Avenue Executive Director Tallahassee, FL 32301 Fort Pierce, FL 34981 1933 E Hillsborough Ave, Suite 300 850-921-9280 772-595-8880 x23 Tampa, FL 33610 813-739-0410 Escambia-Santa Rosa Palm Beach Laurie Rodgers, MS Angela Clarke, BS Pinellas Executive Director Executive Director Sally Zeh, MPA 1201 College Boulevard 1225 D South Military Trail Executive Director Pensacola, FL 32504 West Palm Beach, FL 33415 5540 Park Boulevard 850-478-7060 561-472-1990 Pinellas Park, FL 33781 727-456-1566

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