Contents

Through the generations ...... 2

State Board of Directors ...... 3

Message from the President ...... 4

Message from the Chair ...... 4

Management team ...... 5

New beginnings … Happy endings

Christine and Camdyn ...... 6

Daralyn’s family ...... 6

Laura and Kaitlyn ...... 7

Cynthia’s family...... 7

Divisions of CHS...... 8

Executive Directors ...... 9

Measures of our success ...... 10

2007-2008 Financial year in review ...... 12

2007-2008 Supporters ...... 14

1 Through the generations...

Most were broken and bruised, dirty and that if they did their work well, the people Baby boomers disheveled. Some wandered the streets, of Florida would “furnish the means and CHS continued to stand strong, expanding orphaned by the harsh realities of farm moral support necessary for saving all of the services, staff and reach even as the nation accidents or disease. Others carried with suffering children in the state” (Cora Seaton, faced spiraling inflation and political, economic them frightening memories of abuse, Superintendent, 1904-1910). and social stresses. In broadening programs desperately hoping for security. All needed to serve youth with emotional, developmental love. Guidance. Stability. The silent generation and mental challenges, we furthered our The people of Florida did not disappoint. pursuit of family stability and permanency for The early years Without any government funding, CHS relied all children. Moreover, our growing concern Witnessing the growing population of home- solely on the generosity of donors to help for child abuse and neglect steered our focus less and abandoned children, compassionate protect and nurture children. During decades to include a significant preventive approach, citizens in Jacksonville joined together on dominated by the Great Depression and one we continue to maintain and enhance. behalf of these unfortunate orphans. Led by World War II, our doors remained open Rev. D.W. Comstock, community members to the increasing number of children coming Millennials formed Children's Home Society of Florida into care.While some families could no longer Now with nearly 2,000 employees in 14 (CHS) just after the turn of the century…just afford to provide for their children, others divisions blanketing Florida, we’ve strengthened after fires destroyed the city, virtually eliminating were desperate to find homes for fatherless our commitment to family preservation and philanthropic dollars. But establishing CHS in “war babies.” Before the era ended, our daily child abuse prevention. In doing so, our the midst of economic turmoil didn’t deter family grew to 800 abandoned children. intensified focus on early education and care, our leaders from caring for young ones, independent and transitional living for teens, securing loving families to nurture even the Thanks to faithful supporters, CHS was and preserving and empowering families frailest of children.With a $414.50 balance one of few child-serving organizations in supports our dream of breaking the tragic in our 1904 treasury, our small yet dedicated the country to remain financially sound generational cycle of abuse and neglect for team found parents for 26 children. throughout these years, regarded by children’s increasing numbers of children. And just as agencies across the nation as one of the we have for more than a century, we continue Though funding remained the great hindrance 10 largest and most carefully conducted in fulfilling our mission of Embracing Children. for progress, even our earliest leaders knew the country. Inspiring Lives.

2 State Board of Directors

William D. Preston Robert Moser Richard B.“Dick” Adams, Jr. Samuel P.Bell, III Sara Roen Brady Chair Vice Chair

Clarice Brantley, Ph.D. Samia Ferraro Michele Greene Kent Guinn Frank Gulisano

Dan Lautenbach Richard “Dick” Lewis Farooq Mitha Sherry Plymale Cindy Pullen

Marty Rubin Miguel Viyella Victoria Weber John F.“Jay” Windham

3 Message from the President Message from the Chair

Our work isn’t easy. Our responsibilities to protect children and For some of us, the tough economy means cutting back on a few strengthen families often come with long days and emotional extras…dinners out, vacations, perhaps cancelling our digital cable. journeys, but the transformations we witness overshadow any We may have to adjust our retirement plan or learn to live with challenges encountered along the way. less financial cushion. But for many families served by CHS, the tough economy means cutting back Perhaps no challenge is currently more on necessities…food, electricity, pressing than the state of the economy, transportation. both regionally and nationally.While many of us revisit our own family As you can probably imagine, the budgets, we must also remember our increased burdens challenging Florida’s responsibility to care for the vulnerable families can put children’s safety at risk, children in our communities…those causing the critical services offered by who have been victimized by abuse, CHS to be even more in demand. neglect or abandonment.Those who rely on us for protection, for Not only do we continue to protect, shelter and nurture children, shelter, for guidance and love. but we’re also guiding more teens as they venture into a less welcoming adult world than ever before. Further, we’re helping During this time of economic healing, it’s important that we join parents learn to manage rising pressures while raising their young together for the benefit of the children entrusted to the care of ones in stable, loving homes. CHS.With our solid history and long-standing strength, we know we’ll survive this time of uncertainty. But for thousands of young With more children and families relying on CHS, I thank you for ones in our care, their hope for survival hinges on the kindness supporting this great organization. As you read further in the report, of others. you’ll see how your generosity allows compassionate staff to help young mothers like Christine break the cycle of abuse to give her When financial hardships threaten family stability, CHS is called upon son the life she never had. It helps CHS find loving families for to fortify overburdened families, to guide and educate frustrated children like Alisha and Alia, who desperately needed a safe, stable parents, and to protect, shelter and nurture our local children. home. And it allows us to join together in providing hope, nurturing, Now is the time to take a stand and invest not just in the future guidance and opportunities to more than 86,000 children and of our children, but also in the future of our community…in the adults throughout Florida. future of our state…in the future of our country. On behalf of the devoted volunteers we have at CHS, I sincerely Thanks to the generosity of our donors and partners, and the thank you for your support and encourage you to invite your unwavering devotion of our volunteers and staff, Florida’s children friends, family and colleagues to experience the difference we can still have so much hope for brighter futures. I extend my deepest make for Florida’s children. It’s through the kindness and selflessness appreciation for your support and ask that you continue your of our caring contributors, dedicated staff and faithful friends that commitment to improve the lives of Florida’s children and families, we’re able to continue bringing hope and happiness to children especially as they need your help now more than ever. and families across the state.

David A. Bundy William D. Preston President/CEO Chair of the Board

4 Management team

David A. Bundy James E. Patrick Robert J.Wydra President/Chief Chief Operating Chief Financial Executive Officer Officer Officer

Shelley Katz Andry Sweet Frank Gonzalez Vice President Vice President General Counsel of Operations of Operations

Liz Bruner Joan Hughes Summer Pfeiffer Vice President of Vice President of Corporate Director Development and Administration of Governmental Communication Relations

5 New beginnings ... Happy endings

Christineand Camdyn Christine grew up watching her mom get time she ever had any – she high. She witnessed brutal beatings from followed them, determined to boyfriends. And she watched as, time and make something of herself. “I time again, her mother returned to abusive didn’t want him to grow up the relationships and a drug-addicted lifestyle. way I did,” Christine says of her son, Camdyn.“As long as I’m It didn’t take long to begin following in her his mom, nothing bad is ever mother’s footsteps. Christine dropped out going to happen to him.” of school in seventh grade and, shortly after, turned to drugs. During her time with CHS, Christine earned her GED, secured a job, At 19, she became pregnant by her drug- began college, received her driver’s license, addicted boyfriend. bought a car and completed the necessary Christine credits CHS for teaching her how Though six months clean by then, Christine steps to move into her own apartment with to be the mom her son deserves – from had serious doubts about the life her baby Camdyn. “I’ve accomplished more here in handling finances and understanding her legal would have. She soon realized she was on two years than I have in my entire life,” she rights to burping her baby and knowing her own; her entire household was high, and says. She’s scared to even think of where what to do when he cries. she needed help. she and Camdyn would be without CHS. Aspiring to build a better life for her family, She found it at CHS’ Transitions Home, a While her days are far from easy, Christine Christine hopes to earn a master’s degree in residential program serving teen mothers dreams of one day traveling the world social work and possibly become a therapist. and their babies. For the first time in her life, with her son. For now, she juggles school, Led by determination and ambition, she Christine felt safe sleeping at night.While the work, chores and spending quality time knows she can help other young women, rules were tough to get used to – it’s the first with Camdyn. just as CHS helped her.

Daralyn's family After 20 years of hoping, Daralyn thought relying on training and resources provided It wasn’t long before CHS called Daralyn her dream of raising children may never by CHS. She learned valuable techniques again.This time, she opened her home to come true. So, she used her passion for to prepare her to care for children with newborn twins born addicted to drugs, both youth to volunteer at a local drug and frightening pasts and uncertain futures, and suffering from horrific withdrawal symptoms. alcohol treatment center for adolescents; her natural gift for motherhood shone. Continuing to draw upon support and there, she found sisters Jessica and Ashley – education from CHS, Daralyn cared for the young teens struggling without stability, But that was just the beginning. innocent babies, nurturing and loving them without love. while they shook and screamed. Daralyn soon received a call she’d long Once Daralyn learned they were available hoped for – two precious toddlers needed A year later, she adopted the twins. And for adoption, she immediately welcomed a family. though she still welcomed foster children, them into her family, she doubted she would adopt any more. Without hesitation, she brought Alisha and Alia into Until Angelo arrived. As Daralyn mentored her growing family. After his birth mother, they both realized she suffering severe abuse at wasn’t ready to parent her baby. She soon the hands of their birth asked Daralyn to adopt him, too. parents, the little girls had Now with five little ones under her roof been living in separate and her two grown daughters starting foster homes. Just months families of their own, Daralyn will complete later, Daralyn adopted her family as she finalizes the adoption of her them as well.“They always teen foster daughter. come in pairs,” Daralyn says.“I like to reunite, to “It’s like a mission,” Daralyn says.“I’ve always keep siblings together.” wanted children, always wanted to be a helper, a rescuer.That’s just my heart.”

6 Laura and Kaitlyn After enduring the emotional agony of two best life possible. And thanks to her miscarriages, Laura cried tears of sorrow Healthy Start counselor, Laura’s when she found out she was pregnant discovered a myriad of resources again. She was terrified – terrified she’d including special programs, books miscarry, terrified she’d somehow hurt and DVDs that prepared her for what her unborn baby. And more than that, as to expect after bringing her baby home. a recovering drug addict, she was terrified She even found an online support that the stress of her pregnancy would group for women who were pregnant tempt her to use again. while recovering from drug addictions.

But then she learned about CHS and the Throughout her pregnancy, Laura Healthy Start Program, which educates, knew she could count on her counsels and helps women throughout their Healthy Start counselor for pregnancy and first few years of motherhood. support, education and resources. Through her involvement, Laura learned how Whenever she had questions, to manage her stress, focus on her health and her counselor always found discover new outlets for releasing anxiety. the answers.

“If I wasn’t in Healthy Start, I don’t know But perhaps most important to what my stress could’ve caused,” Laura Laura is how much her counselor admits.“It taught me that it’s not about me truly cares; vivid recollections of anymore; it’s about the baby. She’s the past conversations and her sincere concern number one in my life and always will be.” for Laura and Kaitlyn remain immeasurable. “It really changed my life. I’m happy. I have With baby Kaitlyn now the center of her “CHS was such a big help to me…and it’s my child, she’s beautiful and she loves me. world, Laura’s determined to give her the a big help to the community,” Laura says. Everything is about her.”

Story photos courtesy of Lisa DeCoursey Photography. Cynthia's family Cynthia readily admits she shouldn’t have building and bonding, from reading and future, and she’s learned to never take her left her young children home alone. And doing homework together to playing games family for granted. after being convicted of child neglect, she and disciplining appropriately. paid the price, losing them for nearly two With the support of CHS, Cynthia’s self- years. But it wasn’t until her two youngest “The help was never-ending,” Cynthia says. esteem has blossomed, equipping her with came back home that she realized just how “You never hear about a program like the confidence and determination to be “a much time had passed…and just how this…until you’re in it.They changed my life.” better person, a better mother to my children much she needed a hand. and a better partner to my husband,” she Moreover, CHS helped Cynthia’s new husband explains. “It’s a whole new beginning.” “There was a readjustment period,” she find a steady job with good benefits – just explains.“My girls were away … we lost all in time to provide for his growing family. bonding.” And shortly after they returned, Cynthia’s four children already Cynthia was forced to quickly find a new call him “Pa,” and he hopes to home on limited income and decreasing eventually adopt the two wages.Thanks to CHS, she didn’t have to youngest.Though her older do it alone. children live with their birth fathers, they’re thrilled to have While working with Cynthia to strengthen “Pa” in their lives as well. her parenting skills and redevelop the bond with her daughters, CHS quickly connected For Cynthia, life finally seems to the family with local resources to secure be falling into place.Through CHS, a new home.To help Cynthia provide a she’s found local resources for brighter future for her family, her CHS social financial, moral and family support. workers assisted her in finding a new job She’s learned how to provide the and enrolling in higher education. But more boundaries her children craved. than that, they provided guidance on family She’s learned to dream of a joyful

7 Divisions of CHs

With more than 100 locations covering the state, CHS serves children and families throughout Florida.

Emerald Coast North Central

Buckner Western

Mid- North Florida Coastal

CHS Central Corporate Florida Brevard Gulf Coast Treasure Coast

South Southwest Coastal

Intercoastal CHS Foundation

Southeastern

8 Executive Directors

Cynthia Blacklaw William H.“Buster” Coleman David Overstreet Jennifer Anchors Western Division Emerald Coast Division North Central Division Mid-Florida Division 1300 N. Palafox St. 914 Harrison Ave. 1801 Miccosukee Commons Drive 605 NE 1st St. Suite 103 Panama City, FL 32401-2528 Tallahassee, FL 32308-5433 Suite F Pensacola, FL 32501-2678 (850) 747-5411 (850) 921-0772 Gainesville, FL 32601-3318 (850) 266-2700 (352) 334-0955

Kymberly Cook Christine Davenport Tara Hormell Kelly Miles Buckner Division North Coastal Division Central Florida Division Gulf Coast Division 3027 San Diego Road 2400 S. Ridgewood Ave. 1485 S. Semoran Blvd. 8306 Laurel Fair Circle Jacksonville, FL 32207-3691 Suite 32 Suite 1402 Suite 160 (904) 493-7744 South Daytona, FL 32119-3073 Winter Park, FL 32792-5508 Tampa, FL 33610-7367 (386) 304-7600 (321) 397-3000 (813) 740-4266

Teresa Miles Lawrence Brooks Stephen Bardy Jackie Gonzalez Brevard Division Treasure Coast Division South Coastal Division Southeastern Division 3270 Suntree Blvd. 415 Avenue A 3333 Forest Hill Blvd. 800 NW 15th St. Suite 100 Suite 101 West Palm Beach, FL 33406-5812 Miami, FL 33136-1412 Melbourne, FL 32940-7532 Fort Pierce, FL 34950-4260 (561) 868-4300 (305) 755-6500 (321) 752-3170 (772) 489-5601

Rebecca McGuire Intercoastal and Southwest Divisions Intercoastal Division Southwest Division 401 NE 4th St. 1940 Maravilla Ave. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301-1151 Fort Myers, FL 33901-7135 (954) 453-6400 (239) 334-0222

9 Measures of our success

Adoption Independentand transitionalliving CHS creates forever families for children through public, traditional While preparing for independence, older foster teens participate in and international adoptions.We find parents for children – not children training programs to develop skills necessary to live self-sufficiently, for parents – making every effort to match the parenting potential succeed and grow. Independent living classes and monitored of the family with the individual needs of the child. Our goal is to transitional living arrangements teach teens good decision-making, ensure each adoption provides a child with a loving home for life. budgeting, job skills, daily living skills, nutrition and self-support. Children and adults receiving adoption-related services . . . 5,194 Youth served ...... 526 Finalized adoptions ...... 1,090 Runaway and homelessyouth During fiscalyear 2008,CHS finalized more than 27 We provide shelter, counseling and services such as food pantries, percentof Florida’s record-setting3,674 public adoptions clothing closets, and health and personal hygiene products to involving children from fostercare. runaway and homeless youth. Our safe, nurturing environment coupled with a valuable support system offers hope and stability Reunitingfamilies to troubled teens and adolescents. Promising confidential lifetime maintenance of all adoption records, Youth served...... 2,204 CHS offers our birth parents and adoptees the opportunity to reunite, if both parties consent, as well as the ability to access Early educationand care and update medical and background information. Reunification Our licensed childcare centers encourage proper growth and often provides closure and answers for all members of the CHS development in children while preparing them for academic adoption triad. success and strengthening family relationships.We also serve niche Inquiries received ...... 1,082 populations with specialized programs that nurture children infected Clients served ...... 221 or affected by HIV/AIDS and protect youngsters from inappropriate courtroom experiences. All of our centers provide children with a Group/residentialhome care safe environment and promote self-sufficiency in the parents. CHS provides safe homes for children unable to live with their parents, Children and family members served...... 454 caretakers or in a foster home. Our group homes offer children a Hours of care ...... 43,439 large, lively “family” nurtured by dedicated staff members who listen to their hopes, encourage their dreams and guide their decisions. Our two-year $400,000grant from the W.K.Kellogg Children served ...... 672 Foundationhelped fund Ready by 5 to promote school Days of care ...... 72,605 readinessin abused and neglectedchildren.Our infant and toddlermental health experts and child development Permanency,foster care and related services specialistswere part of a community collaborative Our social workers guard the safety and well-being of youngsters in to promote success in school and other settings.Our the state’s child welfare system by securing safe, appropriate homes partnership with FloridaState University provided for them.We also train, license and support foster parents and specialized training for CHS staffas well as objective provide temporary out-of-home placement for children removed evaluationand researchfindings. from their homes due to abuse, abandonment or neglect. Children and parents served ...... 18,000 Developmentalearly intervention Licensed homes ...... 640 Through our Early Steps Program, we offer an array of services to Days of care ...... 230,041 families with infants and toddlers who have health challenges or developmental delays. Designed to enhance the child’s development while providing hope and support for the family, this program includes evaluation and planning, physical and speech therapy, home-based teaching, nursing and medical services, assistive technology, nutritional planning, vision and hearing services, family counseling, and transportation. Children and parents served ...... 2,860

Healthy child development Our voluntary home-visiting programs, Healthy Start and Healthy Families, support expectant mothers and families with young children.We offer emotional support, education, referrals to other valuable resources and more. Our goal is to promote positive parenting skills, child development, child health and other aspects of family growth to prevent child abuse and neglect while encouraging strong family relationships. Children and parents served ...... 12,316 10 Home-basedand family-centered services Emergency shelter In-home services reinforce family values, resolve conflicts and Abused and neglected children find safety and love through improve communication among family members in their natural temporary shelter and care in a warm, homelike environment.We environment. Our programs strengthen parenting skills and house- gently help start the healing process for these traumatized children hold management, integrate families into the community, and create while working with foster, adoptive and birth families to select safe, safe, stable, nurturing homes.Through this supportive process, we appropriate, permanent homes. provide parents with tools necessary to cope with the daily stresses Children served ...... 1,148 of family life. Days of care ...... 37,297 Children and parents served ...... 11,247 Mentalhealth and counselingservices Mentoring While serving families with children who are emotionally troubled Through our MODEL Mentoring Program, we match trained or have behavioral disorders, we provide therapeutic support for volunteer mentors with children and teens who have an incarcerated personal growth and development, as well as intensive support for parent. Adult mentors regularly spend time with the youth, offer serious or chronic mental health issues. A CHS team of coordinators, friendship and advice, and serve as positive role models. Mentors therapists and case managers provides guidance and specialized provide the special attention and care these youth need to help training to birth, adoptive and/or foster parents, intensive therapy reach their full potential, effectively solve problems and grow to for children, or linkage to mental health services. become successful adults. Children and family members served ...... 7,204 Children and families served ...... 2,354 Mentor matches ...... 743 Thanksto a four-year $1.6 milliongrant we received from the SubstanceAbuse and MentalHealth Services Social developmentand prevention services Administration,CHS’ Trauma Recovery Initiative helps CHS staff assesses needs of children and families, often in neighbor- children who’ve suffered multipletraumatic events such as hood and school settings, to link them with appropriate programs. child abuse,loss of a parent,severe injury or illness.We’re We focus on personal and social development, community resources proud to partner with the University of South Floridafor promoting self-sufficiency and family stability, and services that the program’s researchand evaluationcomponents.This strengthen families and educate parents to decrease the likelihood nationalgrant allows CHS to be one of Florida’s two of child abuse and neglect. projects in the NationalChild Traumatic Stress Network Children, youth and parents served ...... 9,666 operated in conjunctionwith Duke University and the University of California,Los Angeles. Child protectionteams Our child protection teams assist law enforcement and the Family visitation Department of Children and Families with investigations of child Maintaining family relations while a child is in foster care is critical abuse and neglect by providing comprehensive multidisciplinary for the child’s well-being and development.We provide safe, assessments of children reportedly victimized. Sensitive to the comfortable settings for visits with parents, siblings and other family trauma children have experienced, our teams offer comfort, members, promoting healthy relationships and reunification when security and privacy during assessments in technologically advanced, appropriate. CHS staff and trained volunteers oversee all visits and child-friendly centers.While our trained forensic interviewers gently provide role modeling for positive family interactions. talk with traumatized children, appropriate parties observe the Children and parents served ...... 3,458 interview at a remote location.This state-of-the-art system protects the majority of child victims from sharing their experiences more Total children and adultsserved * ...... 86,156 than once and ensures privacy and confidentiality.Throughout the process, we provide support and resources while making recom- Total days of care ...... 382,382 mendations for families to attain proper diagnoses and treatment *Total children and adults served is conservatively calculated based upon to prevent future crises. the assumption that, in addition to the child client, at least one additional Children served ...... 4,370 family member is served through our placement and in-home programs.

Volunteers Generous individuals donate valuable time and talent to assist sessions, solicit contributions, and advocate to elected officials CHS as we provide quality care and services to Florida’s children for funding and support. Each volunteer is critical to our success, and families. Our devoted volunteers rock crying babies to sleep, enabling us to continue providing children and families with hope help youth with homework, organize and support fundraising for a brighter tomorrow. events, participate in board meetings and strategic planning

Individualvolunteers...... 6,570 Total hours...... 139,129 Total dollar value of volunteertime † ...... $2,714,406

†Estimated dollar value of volunteer time is based on figures from independentsector.org.

11 Financial year in review 2007-2008

The strong financial health of CHS is testimony to sound planning and hard work by board and staff members, and to the generosity and vision of donors and funding organizations.

Devoted to the highest level of fiscal responsibility, CHS, as stated in our organizational values, is committed to serve as a “diligent, responsible steward” of financial resources.To ensure continued fiscal integrity and compliance with all accounting standards, the accounting firm of McGladrey and Pullen, LLP, annually audits CHS financial records.

Revenue and expenses Contributions and fundraising revenue $ 11,214,241 Service contracts $ 98,420,505 Program fees $ 1,529,648 Other operating revenue $ 1,074,563 Operating revenue $ 112,238,957 Operating expenses $ 109,231,277 Operating results $ 3,034,680

The following non-operating expenses are due to financial market losses and changes in federal regulations regarding pension plans.

Non-operating revenue/(expense) $ (5,430,909) Decrease in net assets $ (2,423,229)

Expenseby program type Adoptions and foster care $ 14,693,961 Child- and family-centered support $ 25,514,859 Group care, child and parent education $ 16,315,016 Child abuse and neglect prevention $ 22,753,846 Behavioral health $ 11,287,805 Other programs $ 5,226,795 Resource development $ 4,066,725 Support services $ 13,438,995 Total expense $ 113,298,002

12 Your dollars making a difference

Here are just a few ways your contributions change lives:

$148 provides one day of care for one child in a group home

$576 provides a family with a full year of child abuse prevention and family strengthening services

$1,416 provides one year of Independent Living services for one youth (not including housing costs)

$2,107 recruits, trains and supports one foster family for one year

$2,665 matches one child with a MODEL mentor for one year

$4,300 finds a loving adoptive home for an infant and ensures confidential counseling for the birth mother OR rescues one child from an abusive home

*Numbers reflect the average cost for the service. Actual figures may vary slightly according to region. All contributions to CHS are tax-deductible as allowed by law. CHS is a 501(c)(3) private, not-for-profit organization.

We sincerely thank our supporters who joined the drive against child abuse by purchasing or renewing a “Stop Child Abuse” specialty license plate. Every tag purchased provides $25 to protect Florida’s children through prevention programs offered by CHS and the Florida Network of Children’s Advocacy Centers.Through 2007, sales and renewals of these specialty plates generated more than $660,000 to protect our children.

Help us reach $1 million in 2010.

When you help drive the fight against child abuse with our specialty license plate, you take a stand for children and protect innocent young ones from suffering by the hands or negligence of those who are supposed to love them most. Every three minutes, the Florida Child Abuse Hotline receives another call reporting child abuse or neglect.Together, we can change that.

You can easily buy or renew your “Stop Child Abuse” license plate online at www.chsfl.org/stopchildabuseplate or by visitingyour local tag office.

The “ Stop Child Abuse” license plate – protecting Florida’s endangered children.

13 $50,000 and above cumulative givers

We extend heartfelt thanks to our faithful supporters that have generously and consistently donated to CHS over the years.The following individuals, organizations, corporations and foundations have each contributed at least $50,000 collectively throughout the years, including at least one donation during the fiscal year from July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Your ongoing kindness allows us to continually serve Florida’s children and families.

Alaqua Women’s Club Fashion Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dean, III W. K. Kellogg Foundation Show Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeGeorge Kiwanis Club of Greater Brandon The Allstate Foundation Jack and Betty Demetree Family Foundation Alonzo Mourning Charities, Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph A. Kraft Ms. Jennifer G. Altman and Dr. Phillips, Inc. Ms. Sharon Kranys Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein Mr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Drayton The Kugelman Foundation Amaturo Family Foundation, Inc. Jessie Ball duPont Fund Mrs. Helen M. Lane American Express Eckerd Family Foundation Charles A. Lauffer Trust Mr.Thomas R. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. David Ertel James Annenberg La Vea Charitable Anonymous (7) Essian Construction, LLC Foundation Mrs. A.W.Avent Dame Celia Lipton Farris The Dorothea L. Leonhardt Fund Mrs. Janet Baines Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Fisher of the Communities Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David A. Baker Florida Marlins Community of Texas, Inc. George M. Baldwin Foundation Foundation, Inc. Lost Tree Village Charitable Bank of America Mr. Henry Fong Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schneider Mrs. Lois Miner Barrick Dr. and Mrs. Harry J. Free F.E. Lykes Foundation, Inc. Season to Share Fund, Inc. Mr. Richard Bassett Friends of Joshua House Mr. and Mrs.Warren W. Lovell, III Selders Foundation Trust John E. & Nellie J. Bastien Memorial Foundation, Inc. Marion County Roadbuilders Smart City Telecom Foundation Gainesville Ford Association Southwest Florida Community Baxter International Foundation Joseph and Sherrie Garfield Maroone, An AutoNation Company Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs.William Blackburn Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin Stop Child Abuse License Plate The Briar Corporation GFWC Florida Federation of Ms. Pamela C. Masters Purchasers Monique Burr Foundation Women’s Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Mac McGehee Sun-Sentinel Children’s Fund, Canterbury School Mr. and Mrs.William A. Goddard D.W. McMillan Foundation A Fund of the Robert R. Carnival Cruise Lines The Lucy Gooding Charitable Michelin Golf Classic, Inc. McCormick Tribune Foundation Cervera Real Estate, Inc. Foundation Trust The Ambrose Monell Foundation SunTrust Banks, Inc. The Chadbourne Foundation Leo Goodwin Foundation, Inc. Martha G. Moore Foundation, Inc. Sutton Properties Children’s Home Society of Florida Mrs. Evelyn Grader The Jim Moran Foundation The Ralph and Eileen Swett Foundation Greenberg Traurig, LLP David A. & Mildred H. Morse Foundation The Francis and Miranda Childress Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Greer Charitable Trust Carl S. Swisher Foundation Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Griffiths MPS Group Target Stores Ms. Myra C. Christy Trust Carole and Frank Gulisano Naples Children & Education Mr. and Mrs. James S.Taylor Citigroup Foundation David C. Hammers Foundation Mrs. Mary Virginia H.Terry CMC Group, Inc. The Hayford Family Foundation Ocean Waters Management, Dave Thomas Foundation for Community Foundation for Mr. and Mrs. E.Wilson Hinson, Jr. Charles A. Bray and Joseph H. Adoption Palm Beach and Martin Counties Holland & Knight, LLP Gillespie Mrs. I. Lorraine Thomas Community Foundation of Broward Humana Orlando Magic Youth Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson Community Foundation of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hutchings A Fund of the Robert R. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Throckmorton Tampa Bay, Inc. International House of Pancakes McCormick Tribune Foundation Treasure Coast Homeless Services Mrs. Patricia M. Conrad Patrons Orlando Sentinel Family Fund, Council Cordis Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ireland, II A Fund of the Robert R. Tree House of Tallahassee Crystal Springs Preserve, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jacoby McCormick Tribune Foundation Universal Orlando Resort Dade Community Foundation John’s Island Foundation Ounce of Prevention Fund of Florida Urban Meyer Scramble for Kids Darden Restaurants Foundation Junior League of South Brevard, Inc. Palm Beach Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Viyella Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Dayton Kappa Alpha Chapter of Kappa Foundation, Inc. Volusia County Medical Society Delta Ms. Donna Parlapiano Kids Alliance PGA TOUR, Inc. Wachovia Corporation Publix Santa Dollars Customer Wachovia Foundation Campaign Wal-Mart Publix Super Markets, Inc. Wal-Mart Foundation Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Dr. Diane Walder Quantum Foundation, Inc. Wendy’s International, Inc. R & W Enterprises Group, Inc. Westgate Resorts Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Raepple White & Case, LLP Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. Estate of Ethel H.Williams Scheidel Foundation Wings of Hope Foundation

14 $1,000 and above multi-year supporters

We thank our generous contributors that have kindly committed a multi-year pledge of at least $1,000 to help protect children and strengthen families in Florida. The following individuals, organizations, corporations and foundations are active supporters that have pledged a multi-year gift or made a gift toward an existing commitment during the fiscal year from July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.

Accredited Surety & Casualty Mr. James Eaton Mr.Will Messer Mr. and Mrs. James E. L. Seay Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Eidel Mrs. Kathy D. Miller Ms. Joyce Sellen Mr. Greg Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Brad R. Emmons Mr. and Mrs. John D. Milton, Jr. Ms.Wendy Shafranski Mr.Thomas R. Andrews Ms. Helen Escobar Morcom Foundation Mr. David Shaw Anonymous Mr. Robert F. Evans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morris Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Sheppard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bacalis Mr. Brett Ewing Ms. Janet L. Morris Mr. and Mrs.William A. Shetler Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker Ms. Ana Fajardo Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon A. Morris Sihle Insurance Group, Inc. The Balmoral Group Mr.William L. Faulk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Alford C. Sinclair Bank of America Charitable Mr. Stephen Ferry Mr. Jack Olmstead Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sirmans Foundation Luke and Nancy Fichthorn Mr. Michael A. Pecchio Mr. and Mrs. Crit Smith Mr. Skip Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Foley Mr. and Mrs.Thomas L. Peterson, Jr. Ms. Maria Smith-Dupuis Mr. and Mrs.William Bibby Mr. and Mrs.Timothy B. Gaskin Physician Associates Stein Mart, Inc. Dr. and Mrs.William Blackburn Mr. Arnold Gibbs Mr. Sean Pittman Mr. Jacob A. Stephens Ms. Lori C. Booker, APR Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Glasheen Pools by Bradley Mr.Tony Stiffler and Mr. and Mrs. David F. Brennan Global Impact Mr. and Mrs. S. Russell Powell Ms. Stephanie Yelenosky The Briar Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Golub Progressive Plumbing Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stilwell Mr. and Mrs.Walter H. Brinkman Gene and Lisa Goodmaster Ms. Mycki Ratzan Suncoast Combined Federal Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Brooks Ms. Janie L. Gould Mr. and Mrs. David C. Rauh Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Carter B. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. James R. Griffiths Mr. Ron and Mrs. Lois Rawson Sutton Properties Mr. Fred Buchsbaum Mr. Fred Guitton Mr. Anthony Recio Ms. Andry Sweet Ms.Vanessa Woodard Byers Mr. and Mrs. James Hair Mr. and Mrs. James Reese Mrs. Allison E.Tant and Dr. Kate M. Callahan Mr. and Mrs.William R. Hardaker Ms.Tina Regan Mr. Barry Richard Mr. Cesar E. Calvet Ms. Jamie Jo Harris Regency Centers Corporation Ms. Doris Tant Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell Ms. Rosemary Hayes Mr. Randolph and Mrs. Louise Rill Dr. Josette Thebaud Mr. and Mrs.Wilson Z. Carley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Heise Mr. Jose L. Roces Judge Brad Thomas and Dr. Enrique Casero Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Higgs Dr. and Mrs. Garrison Rolle Ms. Susan Cox Mr. and Mrs. Sid Cash Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holmes Ms. Ida W. Rood Dr. and Mrs. Harry L.Tucker Chepenik Financial Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. F. Logan Holz Ms. Cindy Rosenbloom UBS Foundation The Francis and Miranda Childress Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. How, Jr. Roy’s Club, Inc. Mr. and Mrs.Thomas M. Van Berkel Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs.William Hurtt Mr. Marty Rubin Mr. Hardy Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Mark David Clark Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ireland, II Mr. Christopher R. Rudasill Ms.Victoria L.Weber and Mr. Charles Clarkson Mr. and Mrs. Cy H. Jenkins Mr. James R. Rychlicki Mr. David L. Powell Tracey and Jeremy Cohen Mrs. Carla Bell Johnson Mr. Moses L. Salcido Ms. Kathy Willis Mrs. Patricia M. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Johnson Stanley and Judith Sandefur The Winston Family Foundation Mr. Mike Cornelius Mr. Kevin Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sanders Mr. and Mrs.Timothy Wolff Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Corr Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kapustka Conrad and Joanne Santiago Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wydra Mr. and Mrs. John Cowling Mr. John Kizziah Mr. Rocky Santomassino Mr. Joseph A.Yarid Kenneth and Kathy Cristol Mr. Sherman Klaus Scheidel Foundation Mr. Paul Zacharski Mr. Ron Cross Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Knauer Mr. and Mrs.William J. Schilling, Sr. Zimmerman Family Foundation Commissioner and Mrs. John Dailey Mr. Christopher Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schneider Ms. Deborah Daniels Kraft Nissan Mr. Steven S. Davis Stuart and Hope Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Dayton Ms. Debra Lacy Ronald and Shelli De Roos Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lane Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dean, III Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Lautenbach Mr. Christopher Decent Dr. and Mrs. Edward Lazo Jack and Betty Demetree Family Mr. and Mrs. Luke Leitz Foundation The Dorothea L. Leonhardt Fund Mr. and Mrs. C.E. DePuy, Jr. of the Communities Foundation Ms. Donna Di Giacomo of Texas, Inc. Mr. Michael Dillon Mr. and Mrs. M. Richard Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dockerty Ms. Patricia Loy Mr. David R. Dotherow Ms. Jeanne V. Maron and Ms. Mayanne Downs Mr. Howard A. Caplan Swantje Drescher Ms. Leila McClure Mr. Marcus E. Drewa Mr. and Mrs. Mac McGehee Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dupree McLaughlin Family Fund, Inc.

15 Thank you to our 2007-2008 donors

We thank the following individuals, organizations, corporations and foundations that have embraced our children and supported CHS programs and services by contributing $1,000 or more during the fiscal year from July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.With your help, we are changing lives and building stronger families in Florida.

♥ Indicates membership in our CHS Annual Fund launched November 2007 to commemorate CHS’ 105th year of service to Florida’s children. To join the CHS Annual Fund, visit www.chsfl.org/annualfund.php or e-mail [email protected].

Ocean Waters Management, $500,000 $50,000-$99,999 $25,000- $49,999 Charles A. Bray and Joseph H. and above American Express Anonymous Gillespie Mr.Thomas R. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ball Orlando Magic Youth Foundation, Mrs. Janet Baines Dr. and Mrs.William Blackburn Bank of America A Fund of the Robert R. Children’s Home Society of Florida Baxter International Foundation McCormick Tribune Foundation $250,000-$499,999 Foundation Mr. and Mrs.William Becker Paul Palank Memorial Foundation, Inc. Friends of Joshua House The Francis and Miranda Childress Bingo Paradise, Inc. Publix Santa Dollars Customer Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Board of County Commissioners, Campaign Treasure Coast Homeless Community Foundation for Miami-Dade County Quantum Foundation, Inc. Services Council Palm Beach and Martin Counties Mr. Ronald L. Book Scheidel Foundation Convergys Corporation Golf Carnival Cruise Lines Scripps Howard Foundation Tournament CLC Foundation Season to Share Fund, Inc. $100,000-$249,999 Florida Marlins Community Cordis Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Smith Anonymous (2) Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dean, III Sun-Sentinel Children’s Fund, Monique Burr Foundation John’s Island Foundation Dr. Phillips, Inc. A Fund of the Robert R. Jack and Betty Demetree Family James Annenberg La Vea Charitable Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Eidel McCormick Tribune Foundation Foundation Foundation Dame Celia Lipton Farris Mr. and Mrs. Charles Throckmorton Jessie Ball duPont Fund Marion County Roadbuilders Joseph and Sherrie Garfield Treasure Coast Wine Festival, Inc. W.K. Kellogg Foundation Association Charitable Foundation, Inc. Urban Meyer Scramble for Kids The Ralph and Eileen Swett D.W. McMillan Foundation George E.Warren Corporation Wings of Hope Foundation Foundation MY 107.3 and TK 101 Mr. and Mrs.William A. Goddard Mrs. I. Lorraine Thomas ♥ Orlando Sentinel Family Fund, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Goodes A Fund of the Robert R. The Lucy Gooding Charitable $10,000 -$24,999 McCormick Tribune Foundation Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Alonso-Mendoza Palm Beach Country Club Gene and Lisa Goodmaster Alonzo Mourning Charities, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Greenberg Traurig, LLP Amadeus North America, LLC Progressive Plumbing The Hayford Family Foundation Amaturo Family Foundation, Inc. Publix Super Markets, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ireland, II ♥ Anonymous (4) Stop Child Abuse License Plate Ms. Helene Levitz ATi NAPA AUTO PARTS Purchasers F.E. Lykes Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker Dave Thomas Foundation for Mr. and Mrs. Mac McGehee George M. Baldwin Foundation Adoption Michelin Golf Classic, Inc. Bank of America Charitable Universal Orlando Resort The Ambrose Monell Foundation Foundation The Jim Moran Foundation Mrs. Mary J. Bastian ♥ David A. & Mildred H. Morse Bilzin, Sumberg, Dunn, Baena, Charitable Trust Price and Axelrod, LLP Charles Breiling Trust The Briar Corporation Canterbury School Ms. Myra C. Christy Trust City of Fort Myers Community Foundation of Broward Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P.Corr Crystal Springs Preserve, Inc. Delta Eta Chapter of Kappa Delta Sorority Dennis’ Auto Body Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Dupuis Eckerd Family Foundation The Educational Foundation of America

16 Albert E. and Birdie W. Einstein Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Snawerdt, III The Children’s Trust Swantje Drescher Fund, Inc. Southwest Florida Community Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christy Mr. Marcus E. Drewa Elite Continuing Education, Foundation, Inc. Chrysalis Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Dweck Mr. Todd K. Mowl SunTrust Banks, Inc. City of Gainesville Mr. James Eaton Executive Women Outreach, Inc. Carl S. Swisher Foundation City of Tallahassee Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Mr. and Mrs. Michael Falk Switzer Brothers Charitable CMC Group, Inc. University Florida Power & Light Foundation Tracey and Jeremy Cohen EMC Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Gary Frazier Target Stores Community Foundation of Emerald Coast Foundation Gainesville Ford Team Florida of the All American Tampa Bay, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brett Ewing Mr. and Mrs.Timothy B. Gaskin Football League Comprehensive Health Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fabrikant GFWC Florida Federation of Mrs. Mary Virginia H.Terry Management, Inc. Mr.William L. Faulk, Jr. Women’s Clubs USAA CAPS/SC CIT/SC ISLAND Mr. Mike Cornelius Luke and Nancy Fichthorn Gold Coast Beverage Distributors CIT Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Corr Florida Association of Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Viyella Covelli Family Limited Partnership Florida State Employees’ Charitable Mrs. Evelyn Grader Wachovia Corporation Craft Equipment Company Campaign Greene Charitable Trust Wachovia Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jay Curtis Frazier Group Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Greer Wal-Mart D P Limited, Inc. Gartner, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Griffiths William R.Watts Foundation, Inc. Dade Community Foundation Mr. Larry Godwin Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Grudnowski WCJB TV 20 Mr. and Mrs.William DeBrule Leo Goodwin Foundation, Inc. Hobe Sound Community Chest, Inc. WellCare Healthy Communities Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeGeorge Ms. Michele M. Greene Humana Foundation Mr. C.E. DePuy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Hafner Mr. Richard Jones Margaret & R. Parks Williams Mr. Joseph Derry ♥ The Halperin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald O. Jones Foundation Dr. Diane Walder, P.A. Mr. David C. Hammers Junior League of South Brevard, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Dillon Mr. and Mrs.William R. Hardaker Kappa Alpha Chapter of Kappa Mr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Drayton Harris Foundation Delta Sorority $5,000-$9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kessler Anthony R. Abraham Foundation, Inc. Ms. Sharon Kranys Alhadeff & Sitterson, P.A. The Kugelman Foundation Ms. Jennifer G. Altman and Charles A. Lauffer Trust Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein The Dorthea Leonhardt Fund AMB Codina Beacon Lakes c/o of the Communities Foundation Codina Group of Texas, Inc. Lee and Penny Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Levin Foundation Lost Tree Village Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Ed André Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (6) Mr. and Mrs.Warren W. Lovell, III AT&T Florida Mr. and Mrs.Tony Lurie ♥ AutoNation USA Majestic International Investment The Betty and Leo Balzereit Maroone, An AutoNation Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Craig Menin Barclays Global Services Singapore Morgan Keegan & Company, Inc. Mrs. Jenny Barnette MPS Group J.H. Baroco Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mullins Mrs. Lois Miner Barrick MWH Constructors Bayshore Technologies, Inc. National Children’s Alliance Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Becker Natural Life Collections, Inc. Becker Trading Company Neiman Marcus Margaret R. Binz Foundation, Inc. North Broward Hospital District BJ’s Charitable Foundation Ocean Bank Mrs. Janet Boyle Palm Gainesville Chevrolet Boys & Girls Club of the Big L.W. Pierce Family Foundation Bend, Inc. Private Client Group at National Brackett Family Foundation City Mr. and Mrs. Carter B. Bryan Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC Thomas C. Quick Charitable The Burgoon Family Foundation, Inc. Foundation Mr. Frank Carter R & W Enterprises Group, Inc. Vince Carter’s Embassy of Hope Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Raepple Foundation Rockwell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sid Cash Dr. and Mrs. Garrison Rolle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Castellano Mr. Neal Rubin CenterBank of Jacksonville, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schneider Central Florida Association for Selders Foundation Trust Women Lawyers Sihle Insurance Group, Inc. Cervera Real Estate, Inc. Smart City Telecom Chapman Family Foundation, Inc.

17 Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Hoffman Mr. Jack Olmstead Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holmes OSI Restaurant Partners, LLC Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Mr. Donald R. Palo Hotwire Communications, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hundley ♥ Peoples First Community Bank IECA Foundation PGA TOUR, Inc. Junior League of Daytona Beach, Inc. Victor Posner Foundation, Inc. Junior League of the Palm Rachlin Foundation, Inc. Beaches, Inc. Gary and Helen Raser,The Limu Kaplan Higher Education Company Corporation Mr. and Mrs. J.P.Raymond Sutton Properties Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knapp Ring Power Corporation Sweetbay Supermarket $2,500 -$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kohl Dr. Daniel Rivlin Mr. and Mrs. Melih O.Tan Acosta Sales and Marketing Ladd Aliff Insurance Rotary Club of Orchid Island Ms. Doris Tant Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Aurel Lahaye Charitable Foundation Taplin, Canida & Habacht Adorno & Yoss Employees Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Lautenbach Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd. The TJX Foundation, Inc. Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Leitz Ryder System, Inc. Tower Hill Insurance Group Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Aguirre Mary J. Lindsley Fund Rywant, Alvarez, Jones, Russo Tree House of Tallahassee, Inc. Alachua County Mainline Information Systems and Guyton, P.A. Tri-City Electrical Contractors, Inc. All Saints Church of Winter Park Marmot Foundation Sabal Trust Company United Automobile Insurance Alltel McLaughlin Family Fund, Inc. Sam’s Wholesale Club Locations Company The Martin Andersen - Gracia Medtronic Foundation Stanley and Judith Sandefur U.S.Trust/Bank of America Andersen Foundation, Inc. Mellon United National Bank Lewis G. Schaeneman, Jr., Volusia County Medical Society Anonymous (6) Ms. Barbara F. Menendez Foundation, Inc. Kids Alliance AST Capital Trust Company of Mercedes-Benz of Orlando in Schmidt Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C.Wardell Delaware Maitland Mrs. Sookey Schwartz Waste Management of Dade Avaya Merrill Lynch Financial Data Mr. and Mrs. David Shacter ♥ County Mr. and Mrs. James Ayers Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Shad, III Ms.Victoria L.Weber and Dr. and Mrs.William E. Bagwell Merrill-Stevens Yachts Dr. and Mrs. John Shaw Mr. David L. Powell Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) and Mr.Will Messer Mr. and Mrs. Filiberto Sierra Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP Mrs. John C. Baker Martha G. Moore Foundation, Inc. Silvester Foundation, Inc. Westgate Resorts Foundation John E. & Nellie J. Bastien Memorial Morcom Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alford C. Sinclair Dr. Jack Widrich Foundation, Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven Najjar Mr. and Mrs. Crit Smith Estate of Ethel H.Williams Bill Bryant and Associates, Inc. Jim and Betty Nance Staples Ms. Kathy Willis The Herb Block Foundation Northrop Grumman Corporation Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler The Winston Family Foundation Bloomingdale’s Nova Southeastern University, Stein Mart, Inc. Mr. Mark Womack Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Blum H.Wayne Huizenga School of Suncoast Combined Federal Wright Construction Group Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bortner Business and Entrepreneurship Campaign Wycliffe Charities Foundation Bosshardt Realty Services Office of the Sheriff, Lee County Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. E. Richard Yulman ♥ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brashears Zimmerman Family Foundation Bright House Networks, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Brown C M Consulting Group Corporation Cain & Bultman, Inc. The Cantonis Company Cape Coral Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs.Wilson Z. Carley, Jr. ♥ Case Management Associates The Chadbourne Foundation Cheval Women’s Club Cincinnati Bell Technology Solutions Cisco Systems City of Lakeland Mr. George Cloutier and Ms.Tiffany M. Spadafora Hanna S. and Samuel A. Cohn Memorial Foundation Combined Federal Campaign - Northeast Florida Southeast Georgia Region Community Foundation of Brevard Computer Sciences Raytheon Construction Executives Association, Inc. Convergys Corporation Mr. and Mrs. J. Pat Corrigan ♥

18 Mrs. Jeanne H. Coulter Jacksonville Suns SESCO Lighting, Inc. Aon Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John Cowling John’s Island Community Service SheaHomes, Inc. APC-MGE CRESA Partners, LLC League, Inc. Silk Laser & Aesthetics Center Mr. and Mrs. Rand V.Araskog Crescent Height, Inc. Mrs. Diane Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Slaughter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bo Arble Mr. Charles L. Cromer Dr. and Mrs. John P. Johnson Ms. Caryl Sorensen ARINC, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kite Southwest Airlines Arizona Chemical Company Dale Sorensen Real Estate, Inc. Mr. Richard I. Kroop Space Age Air, Inc. Mr. Alan Ashlock Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Davide Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kustal Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Spillis AT&T Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Dayton Ladies Annual Fish-Off, Inc. Sprint Austin, Bovay & Gillman, P.A. Daytona International Speedway Mr. Robert Lecce St. Columbkille Thrift Store Mrs. A.W.Avent Mr. and Mrs.Vincent J. DeAngelo Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Lee, Jr. Steve Counts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Avera Dell, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. H. Irwin Levy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Straw Mr. Franklyn DeMarco, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Richard Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs.Tim Stroyne William C. Demetree, Jr., Liberty Bank Sun Microsystems Foundation, Inc. The Liman Foundation Ms. Andry Sweet Digité, Inc. Mr. David MacEachern ♥ Mr. and Mrs. Seward Sweet Donadio and Associates, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Maldonado The Talcott Family Foundation, Inc. Architects, P.A. Mr. Al Maloof Mrs. Allison E.Tant and DuBow Family Foundation, Inc. Marine Bank and Trust Mr. Barry Richard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Duke Ms. Jeanne V. Maron and Target Corporation Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Abby F. Dupree Mr. Howard A. Caplan Jeffrey and Deborah Theroux ♥ Eastern Financial Federal Credit Dr. and Mrs. Julian Marquez Rose Ann Tornatore,Wholesale Union Ms. Jacqueline McCall Lighting, Inc. Elegance by the Sea David and Wynne McFarlin Tran Construction Energy Insurance Mutual Mellon Bank, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Sickle Essian Construction, LLC Merck Partnership for Giving Mr. and Mrs. Sam Van Voorhis Ms. Elaine Fabrikant Meridian Management Corporation Mr. Peter D.Verbeeck Faith, Hope, and Charity Society Merrill Lynch-Merrill Lynch Trust Mr. Ned A.Voska, II Falcone Group, LLC Company Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walls Families with Children from China Miami Parking Authority - Wal-Mart Foundation of Northeast Florida Department of Off-Street Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon Warman Fidelity Information Services Parking David Weekley Family Foundation Financial Business Services, LLC Mrs. Kathy D. Miller Theodore and Renee Weiler Mr. and Mrs. Jon Fiore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park Moorer Foundation, Inc. First Housing Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon A. Morris WELBRO Building Corporation Mr. Randy Fitts Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Murray Wendy’s International, Inc. Flagler Development Group Mrs. Karen Gergick Nutt Dr. Jack Widrich Foundation, Inc. Florida Bank of Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. O’Brien Ms. Mayda G.Williams Mrs. Kerin Fredman ♥ Old South Construction, Inc. Mr. John F.Windham, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Harry J. Free ♥ Mr. and Mrs. Randy O’Neal Galaxy Home Solutions, Inc. Orchid Insurance Agency, Inc. GE Consumer Finance Orlando Harley-Davidson $1,000 -$2,499 GE Volunteers Foundation Orlando Magic AAA Auto Club South Goldstein Schechter Koch The Orthopaedic Institute Abdoney Orthodontics GPI Southeast, Inc. Our Lady Star of the Sea Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abedon ♥ Grand Bank & Trust of Florida Owen Ames Kimball Accredited Surety and Casualty Alan and Pam Green Family PepsiCo Company, Inc. Foundation Mr. Fred Peterson Ms. Clara M. Adams Carole and Frank Gulisano Prentice Foundation, Inc. Mr. Glenn A. Adams, Esq. HandsOn Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs.William D. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hennessy, Jr. Prudential CRES Commercial Dr. K.Wayne Adkisson Hewlett-Packard Company Real Estate Aerosonic Corporation Highland Tractor PSS World Medical, Inc. Mr. Benigno F. Aguirre Mr. and Mrs. David Hirsch Ms.Tina Regan Akerman Senterfitt Attorneys Dr. Steven Hochwald and Regions Bank At Law Drs. Brad A. and Odilie Bagwell Ms. Michele S. Kavanagh Rexel, Inc. AllianceBernstein Mr. Francis P.Bailey, Jr. Holland & Knight, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Allinson Mr. and Mrs. David A. Baker Holy Land Stone Company, LLC ♥ Rock Creek Allstate Giving Campaign Baker Distributing Company Hopping Green & Sams, P.A. Rogers Towers, P.A. American Cement Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John Ball Mr. Elliott S. Horne Rose Private School, LLC American Heritage School Ms. Linda A. Baltz Infinite Energy, Inc. SandCherry, Inc. Jennifer, Giselle and Livié Anchors Bank Atlantic ING Investment Management Schooners Last Local Beach Club Anderson & Associates, P.A. Bank of America Private Wealth Company Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Y. Schram The André Family Foundation, Inc. Management Ingham and Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott Mr. and Mrs. Christian J. Angle Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Barrar, Jr. International Society of Palm Beach Dr. Robert and Mrs. Maria Seelman Anonymous (8) Mr. Skip Bateman

19 Mr. Jeffrey Baxter The Gene O. Chadsey Trust Mr. and Mrs. George Christou Coldwell Banker Residential Real Bay Area Emergency Physicians, LLC Mr. Dennis Chan Citrus Health Network, Inc. Estate Cares Mrs. Helen A. Bayles Dr. Silas J. Charles Mr. and Mrs. James Clamons Central Florida Combined Federal BB&T Mr. and Mrs. Alan Chatman Major and Mrs. Mark Clawson Campaign Mr.Troy Beasley and Mr. Michael and Mrs.Terry Cherniga Climatic, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Commander Ms. Stephanie Henley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Cherry Coastal Ear, Nose & Throat, P.A. The Community Services Richard E. and Lillian M. Becker CHIP Supply, Inc. Sidney & Alma Coates Trust Foundation of Broward County Family Foundation, Inc. Coggin Automotive Group Compass Bank James Ford Bell Foundation Computer Associates, Inc. Ms. Lisa K. Bell Cone Distributing, Inc. Mr. Harry Bender Mr. and Mrs. John P.Connelly Dr. and Mrs. Michelot Benjamin Mrs. Patricia M. Conrad Mr. H. Allen Benowitz and Mrs. Stephania Conrad Mrs. Jo-Ann Rauch Continental Trust Mortgage Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bernstein Mr. James M. Cooper Bethune-Cookman College Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs.William Bibby Ms. Sandra Copland Mr. Mitchell A. Bierman CopyFax Big Bend Community Based Care Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cordero Big Bend Environmental Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Corristan BioDerm, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Counts Ms. Kathleen A. Birmingham Ms. Karen Creed Bogan Supply Company, Inc. Kenneth and Kathy Cristol Boos Development Group, Inc. Crom Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bou-Sliman Crotty, Bartlett & Kelly, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Bowyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Crown ♥ Boyd Development Company Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Crutchfield of Ocala, Inc. Crystal Lake Home Owners The Law Firm of Boyd, DuRant Association & Sliger, P.L. Mr. David Cullum Ms. Joanna Bratt The Daphne Seybolt Culpeper Brewer Paving and Development Memorial Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Curran Mr. and Mrs.Walter H. Brinkman Cygnet Private Bank Mr. David Bronstad Daoud’s Fine Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Brooks Auxiliary groups Mr. and Mrs. Brosius D’Arcy Broward Realty Corporation Darden Restaurants Foundation Ms. Doris H. Brown David Walters Yachts Ms. Guia Brown We thank the following volunteer groups dedicated to bettering Mr. Glen S. Davis Buckeye Plumbing, Inc. the lives of children and families through their continuous support Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Dawkins Buigas, Asztalos & Associates, LLC of CHS programs and services during the fiscal year from Ronald and Shelli De Roos Ms. Diane Burda July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dean Mrs. Patty A. Burnette Mr. John H. Dearhammer Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation Business Professionals for CHS - Intercoastal Division Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Dejoie Bush Gator Transmission and Chefs Auxiliary Board - Emerald Coast Division Deland Breakfast Rotary Auto Repair Dell Direct Giving Campaign Children's Home Society Adoption Auxiliary - North Central Division Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Butler ♥ Dialectic Capital Management, LLC Children's Home Society Auxiliary - Western Division Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiCondina Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell Children's Home Society Council - Southeastern Division Ms. Donna Di Giacomo Mr. Scott Campbell Children's Home Society Emissaries - Southeastern Division Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Don Campion Children's Home Society Gainesville Auxiliary - Mid-Florida Division D-Mar General Contracting and The Capital Group Companies Circle of Friends - Treasure Coast Division Development, Inc. Charitable Foundation East Broward Auxiliary - Intercoastal Division Mr. Ben W. Doan Mrs. Miriam Carlson First Coast Alliance - Buckner Division Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dockerty Carpet Shop, Inc. Flagler County Auxiliary - North Coastal Division Mr. and Mrs.Thorne Donnelley, Jr. Ms. Carolyn Carrano Friends of Joshua House Foundation, Inc. - Gulf Coast Division Dora Landscaping Company Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Carrillo Gold Coast Guild - South Coastal Division Dr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Dorsch Carroll and Company, CPAs DOS Imaging Michelin Golf Classic Committee - Gulf Coast Division Ms. Joan S. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doty Nelle Smith Guild - South Coastal Division Carvajal Consulting & Management The Eccola Foundation Carwill Foundation Palm Beach Guild - South Coastal Division Eileen Kramer, Inc. Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Cassidy Silver Coffee Committee - Gulf Coast Division Eisman & Russo, Inc. Ms. Adeline Cassin West Broward Auxiliary - Intercoastal Division Elcon Electric CEON Corporation Women’s Guild - Brevard Division Elias Brothers Painting & Certus Knowledge Waterproofing, Inc.

20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elmore The Greater Title Services, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gurri Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Hancock EMBARQ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gremillion Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Hahn The Daniel R. and Anne M. Harper Engco, Inc. Mr. Mark Grof Ms. Myra K. Igo Haley Foundation, Inc. The Equine Chronicle Emma Carey Groh Trust Ms. Melissa I. Hamer Ms. Jamie Jo Harris Mr. and Mrs. George W. Etheridge, Jr. Mr. Fred Guitton Hamlet Construction Company Ms. Debora Hartman Mr. and Mrs. R.K. Evert ♥ Gulliver Schools, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hamner Ms. Joanne Hatton Mr. Richard Fairbanks Mr. James A. Hauser Mr. and Mrs. Jose P.Fanjul Hawks Landing Property Owners The Farwell Group, Inc. Association Ms. Jacqueline Faulk United Way agencies Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Hayes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Faulkner Ms. Rosemary Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feuer Designated support from our friends flows to CHS through Mr. Kenny R. Hayslett Ms. Elizabeth Finch several United Way organizations to help us provide necessary Mr. Randy Hedgcock First American Title Insurance services and resources to Florida’s at-risk children and families. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Heise Company Thank you for your contributions during the fiscal year from Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & First Guaranty Bank & Trust Holt, P.A. July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. Company Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fisher The Highland Mint Greater Kalamazoo United Way Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Himmel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Fitzsimmons Heart of Florida United Way, Inc. Hinson Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Flammer Town of Palm Beach United Way Mr.William Holland Florida Aluminum & Steel Triangle United Way Ms. Hayden Hosford Florida Association of Broadcasters, United Way of Bergen County Ms. Patricia B. House Inc. United Way of Brevard County, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. How, Jr. Florida Association of Physicians of United Way of Broward County Hufty Foundation Indian Origin, Inc. United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Hulse ♥ Florida City Gas-AGL Resources United Way of Central Florida, Inc. Ms. Barbara B. Hurley Florida Food Service United Way of Central Indiana, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hutchings Florida Osteopathic Medical Charles D. Hyman & Company United Way of Charlotte County Association Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Impey United Way of Citrus County Florida Podiatric Medical Association Information & Computing Services Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Foley United Way of Collier County, Inc. Innovative Curbs, Inc. Foley & Lardner, LLP United Way of Delaware Insight Financial Credit Union Mr. Henry Fong United Way of Eastern Fairfield County, Inc. Interline Brands Mr. and Mrs. Miles A. Forman United Way of Escambia County, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Inzer Mr. and Mrs.William Foster United Way of Greater Rochester Mr. Manuel J. Iraola Fowler White Boggs, P.A. United Way of Hernando County Mr. Clarence E. Irwin Fowler White Burnett, P.A. United Way of Indian River County Dr. and Mrs. Martin Isenman FPIC Insurance Group, Inc. United Way of Lake and Sumter Counties, Inc. Jacksonville Greyhound Racing Fraternal Order of Eagles United Way of Lee, Hendry and Glades Counties Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacoby Ms. Jennifer Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jacoby United Way of Manatee County Friendly’s Restaurant Mr. and Mrs.William G. Jahnes United Way of Marion County, Inc. Front Paige, Inc. Mr. Asiya E. Jazuddin Gannett Foundation United Way of Martin County Dr. Robert E. Jewett ♥ Gaskin-O’Leary Insurance United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Jewish Communal Fund Gator Exchange Club of Gainesville United Way of Miami-Dade County JIC Realty, Inc. Geico Direct United Way of New York City JJW Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P.Geinosky United Way of North Central Florida Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David F. Geiser United Way of Northeast Florida Mr. and Mrs. F. Ross Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Gelbard United Way of Northwest Florida, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Family of General Dynamics United Way of Okaloosa-Walton Counties, Inc. Companies/Matching Gifts General Electric Company United Way of Palm Beach County, Inc. Program Mr. Arnold Gibbs Goldie V. Johnson Irrevocable Trust United Way of Pasco County Mr. and Mrs.Thomas E. Gibbs Mr. Bruce Jones United Way of Sarasota County, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. James C. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Jones Mr. James A. Gillis United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania Ms. Anna Joykutty Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Glasheen United Way of St. Johns County Junior Service League of DeLand, Inc. Global Impact United Way of St. Lucie County Ms. Esther C. Jurado Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick H. Gohl United Way of Suwannee Valley Mr. Mahdi Karim Ms. Justina Gonzalez-Marti United Way of Tampa Bay Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Karnes Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon United Way of the Big Bend Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Katcher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grabowski United Ways of the Greater Tri-State Area Kinsey Contractors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Graves United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties, Inc. Keating/Moore Construction Greater Escambia Community Dr. Margaret A. Kelleher Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kellogg

21 Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Kern Mrs. Bernice S. Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Middendorf Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. Kids ’R’ Kids at Meadow Pointe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lietz Miguel Chinchilla Varona & Paul’s Termite and Pest Control Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kirkbride Lions Club of Miami Associates, Inc. Ms. Clair Pease Kiwanis Club of Leesburg, Inc. Loggia, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Craig Millard Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Peterson Mr. John Kizziah Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Lotspeich ♥ Mrs. Sydell Miller Mr. and Mrs.Thomas L. Peterson, Jr. Ms. Kathy Knowles Luxe Care, Dr. Lloyd Bennett Miller Electric Company Peterson and Smith Equine Hospital Dr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Koch Diane Lynn Family Foundation, Inc. Mills-Price & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs.Timothy Petty Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Koenig Mad Dog Design and Construction Roseann Minnet Campaign Account Mr. and Mrs.Tony Phelps Ms. Charlotte A. Kozlin Company Mr. and Mrs.William L. Montgomery ♥ Mr. Craig Phillips KPMG, LLP Magic Transport, Inc. Ms. Sue-Ellen Mosler Physician Associates L&D Manufacturing, Inc. Dr. Michael E. Mahla Dr. and Mrs. H.J. Mottice Picard-Dannheisser Family Lake Bonnet Fellowship Church Mr. and Mrs. Paul Manley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Murray Foundation Mr. David G. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. George Mann Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nabors Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Pilgram Landon Development Corporation Marchand Faries Financial Naples Hotel Development/ Pinch A Penny, Inc. of Florida Management, Inc. Hampton Inn Estero Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pinder Lani’s Antiques & Collectibles Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Marden National City Pittman Law Group, P.L. Ms. Mindy M. Lanigan Mariner Middle School Nelnet Ms. Barbara Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lassen Mr. and Mrs.Thomas M. Mark New Management Services Ms. Judith M. Ploszek Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Chamber Barbara Massey Foundation New York Life Insurance Company Mr. Maurice Polkowitz of Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Matthews NexTran Pools by Bradley Lawrence A. Moens Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Mayerick Mr.Tom Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Poppel Mr. Richard and Mrs. Karen Lazzarini Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mayes Mr. S.Todd Nordstrom Mr. and Mrs. Hank T. Porcher The Leader Foundation Mr. James McClellan Northern Trust Bank Ms. Lisa Portnoy Le Petit Papillon Montessori School Ms. Leila McClure NORU CPO PT Ms. Patton G. Potterfield Mr. Mark Lee and Mr. Gary R. Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Nowrouzi Praxeis, LLC Michaels Dr. and Mrs. John W. McDonald Mr. and Mrs.William Nutting Presealed Systems, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lee McNulty Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ocala Equine Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Prieto Leffler & Heaney, Inc. Melbourne Internal Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Nels P.Offerdahl Prudential Network Realty Mr. and Mrs. David K. Leininger Associates, P.A. On Top of the World Communities Pucci Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Leone The Melting Pot One Eighty Consulting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lester Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Mendoza Owen Title Company, Inc. The Ransome Group Ms.Teresa Levin Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Mercier Dr. and Mrs. C. Keith Ozaki Ms. Mycki Ratzan Liberty Property Trust Mr. and Mrs.William Meyer Panama City Parrot Head Club Mr. and Mrs. David C. Rauh Lichlyter Consulting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Michael Parrish Builders, Inc. Mr. Charles E. Ray Mr. and Mrs.Walter Lieber Microlumen, Inc. Parrish Medical Center Mrs. Joan Readding

22 Tallahassee Neurological Clinic, P.A. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Ware Tallahassee Pediatrics Washington Mutual, Inc. Tallahassee Surgical Associates Mr. and Mrs. James L.Weaver Talquin Electric Mr.William P. Weber Tanglewood Community Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weisman Target Copy Wescar Management Corporation Mr. Frank S.Taylor Trust White & Case, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Harry C.Taylor White Sands Jeep Club Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor Mr. Mark Whitehead Temple Beth Shalom Dr. and Mrs. Dale Wickstrum Regency Centers Corporation Mrs. Miyuki Scheidel Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wieckowski Regions Bank Mr. and Mrs. Marcus P.Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson ♥ The Israel Rose Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Davis Rembert Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Schultz Thompson, Goodis,Thompson, Robert Wiener Charitable Renaissance Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schultze Groseclose & Richardson, P.A. Foundation Foundation, Inc. Scottsdale Academy, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reveley SeaWorld Adventure Parks Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Tonkinson Williams Wholesale Seafood, Inc. Lilly F. Rex Mr. and Mrs. James E. L. Seay Ms. Zoe A.Torres Mr. Norbert Wilmering Mr. Mark Ricci Sebastian Fishin’ Chics, Inc. Mr.William J.Torrey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G.Winn Mr. and Mrs.Victor Richards Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Seelman Mr. James M.Tousignant Wisteria Foundation Richmond American Homes of Ms. Juanita Seneca Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tramont Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood ♥ Florida, LP Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Sessa Tramont, Guerra and Nunez, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Les Wood John and Valli Ritenour Shands Healthcare Mrs. Barbara B.Trimble Mr. and Mrs. Orator Woodward The River of Life Christian Worship Ms. Meghan Shea Mr.Victor G.Trivett Mr. and Mrs. Marc Wuensch Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Sheppard, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Harry L.Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.Wydra, Jr. Riverside National Bank Mr. Michael J. Sherwood Mr. Joe Tumlin Mr. Joseph A.Yarid Rizzetta & Company, Inc. Mr. Arthur W. Silvester Mr. Scott Turner Mr. Leonard E. Zedeck Mr. and Mrs. Marc Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Silvestro UBS Financial Services, Inc. Leonard E. Zedeck Charitable Ms. Remedios Rodriguez W.H. Simon & Company, P.A. Uhlfelder and Associates, P.A. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Charles Rogers Singhofen & Associates, Inc. United Methodist Women of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Zimmerman Mr.Todd Rohr Mr. Bryant B. Skinner, Sr. First United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zoeller Mr. Luis E. Rojas Mr. Charles Sloan United Space Alliance Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zotto Rolfe & Lobello, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. D. Culver Smith, III Unity Church in Jensen Beach Zotto Enterprises, Inc. Ron Sachs Communications Edward C. Smith Charitable Unity of Daytona Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zucker Dr. and Mrs. James M. Ronaldson Annuity Trust Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vecellio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Zunk Ms. Ida W. Rood Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder Velde Ford, Inc. Ronnie & Jerrold Rosenbaum Society of Debutante Charity The Villages Family Foundation, Inc. Cotillion, Inc. The Wackenhut Corporation Mr. and Mrs. E. Burke Ross, Jr. Ms. Marsha Soffer Mrs. Robin M.Wahby Rotary Club of Daytona Beach Sony Electronics, Inc. Rotary Club of Panama City Beach South Broward High School Rotary Club of Vero Beach Sperry & Associates, Inc. Rotary Club of Vero Beach Sunrise St. Columbkille Catholic Church Jerry and Susan Roth The St. Joe Company Judy and Bryan Roub Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stamen The Royal Palms of St. Lucie Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Stark Mr. Marty Rubin ♥ Scott and Donna Stearns Ruden, McClosky, Smith, Schuster Mr. F.M. Steffens and & Russell, P.A. Mrs. Marjorie F. Goldman Mr. Barney S. Rush and Stellar Foundation Ms. Marjorie Shaw Stetson University Greenfeather Mr. Frank Rushing Steve Allen Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard P.Russ Stewart & Evans, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ryals Mr.Tony Stiffler and Ms.Tricia Saad Ms. Stephanie Yelenosky Sachs & Sax, P.A. Ms. Michele Stocker Dr. Robert M. Sackeim Studer Charitable Giving Mr. Moses L. Salcido Sunvest Global, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Sallwasser Dr. Lawrence Sutton Sam’s Club Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sweeting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sandor Symantec Corporation The Sansing Foundation, Inc. Talcor Commercial Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sargeant, III Services The Saunders Foundation Tallahassee Democrat Harold & Bette Wolfson Schapiro Tallahassee Kappa Delta Alumnae Foundation, Inc. Association

23 $5,000 and above gift-in-kind contributors

We thank the following individuals, organizations, corporations and foundations for donating items or services valued at $5,000 or greater during the fiscal year from July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008.We appreciate your desire to help Florida’s children and families through supporting our critical programs and services.

A Gift For Teaching Florida Marlins Community Lite 96.1 WEJZ Ms. Michelle Ronan ABC Fine Wine & Spirits, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Maroone Chevrolet of Greenacres Sanders Jewelers at Haile Market Air Canada Ms. Isabela Francisco Melbourne Central Catholic Square Alegre Fashions, Inc. The Fresh Market Junior/Senior High School Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schneider American Culinary Federation, Friends of Joshua House Mercy Hospital Scripps Treasure Coast Publishing Palm Beach County Chapter Foundation, Inc. Merit Floors, Inc. Silver Threads Quilting Guild Anonymous Gainesville Harley-Davidson & Mr. Harry Michael SnJ Painting & Drywall Asphalt, Inc. Buell, Inc. Mike Erdman Toyota Soles for Souls ASRC Aerospace Corporation Gause and Son Jewelers Moulton Properties, Inc. Stein Mart, Inc. - Dignity U Wear Aventura Mall Marketing Fund, Inc. GE Network Solutions MY 107.3 and TK 101 Stride Rite The Avenues Mall Mr. James Gibson Neiman Marcus Studio Percussion Mrs. Jenny Barnette Golden Door Mr. James F. Nobles Syniverse Technologies Ms. Donna Benton Mr. MacDonald Haskell North Broward Preparatory Schools SYSCO Food Services - Jacksonville Big Bike Riders Association Hometown News Northrop Grumman Corporation Temple Beth Emet Bijar Oriental Rug Gallery Interval International, Inc. Numara Software, Inc. Tiffany & Company The Boeing Company Jacksonville Sheriff's Correctional Mr. and Mrs.Timothy L. O'Brien Tim Webber:The Coordinator Borders Officers Ocala West Marine Corps League - Toshiba Business Solutions Mr. Frank Carter Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Toys for Tots Toys for Tots - Panama City Vince Carter's Embassy of Hope Mr. Michael Johansen Our Kids Ultimate Resorts Foundation Mr. Richard Jones Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic United States Postal Service Centex Homes Junior League of the Palm Church Universal Orlando Resort The Church of Bethesda-By-The-Sea Beaches, Inc. Palm Beach Post Universal Studios Clark Properties K-Country 93.7 FM Park West Gallery Mr. Frits Van Eeden Clear Channel Radio Ms. Laene Keith Mrs. Deanna Parker The Villages Woodworkers Club Colonial Properties Trust Keith Watson Productions, Inc. Ms. Donna Parlapiano Vineland Elementary School Ms. Debra Concepcion Kids in Distressed Situations, Inc. Pink Purse Society WCJB TV 20 Crispin Porter + Bogusky Kreps/De Maria, Inc. The Ponte Vedra Recorder Williams Family YMCA Daytona Beach Area Association Lana Marks Ponte Vedra Women's Tennis Mr. and Mrs. Dontrelle Willis ♥ of Realtors, Inc. Lauderdale Imports, Ltd. Association WJXT-TV Channel 4 Mr. Marco Figueiredo Ms. Doloris M. Lewis ProGifts Promotional Products WPTV 5 First Coast Apartment Association Lipham Music Company Project Linus The Yachts of Seabourn Florida Film and Tape The Liquor & Wine Shoppe Ms.Vicky Rodriguez Ms. Louise Yariv Florida Marlins at Jonesville

24 Our Mission Embracing Children. Inspiring Lives.

Our Vision MissionWe envision Children's Home Society of Florida as a state and national leader in providing high-quality, community-based solutions to meet the needs of individuals, families and communities.

Our Values Service We are committed to the highest standards of quality in our programs and operations.We promote courtesy and dedication in our environment and utilize our quality improvement system to meet changing client and customer needs.

Integrity We will maintain loyalty to our Mission and the highest standards of ethical and professional character within a supportive work environment.We work honorably and justly in all our work and service.

Innovation We provide leadership in the development of research-based, solution-driven programs for children and their families, and we encourage creative visionary ideas fromVision our staff, our volunteers and our community. Respect We will maintain respect for the worth and dignity of all persons with whom we work and serve.We are committed to teamwork, patience and congeniality that encourage inclusion from stakeholders and the people we serve.

Diversity We will maintain employment policies and provide services that promote cultural diversity and capitalize on the strength of our geographic and programmatic diversity while pursuing our Mission.

Stewardship We will be diligent, responsible stewards of financial and human resources while Valuesmaintaining resources to address the needs of our clients and constituents. Non-Profit Org. US Postage PAID Orlando, FL Permit No. 506

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