CONTENTS
LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
VOLUNTEER HIGHLIGHT
CLIENT STORY
STATISTICS
FY FINANCIAL REPORT
FY INSTITUTIONAL FUNDERS
FY INDIVIDUAL & BUSINESS DONORS
FY VOLUNTEERS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
STAFF & ADVISORS
KAFSC Annual Report-Inside 2016_MECH.indd 1 5/12/16 6:47 PM 2016 33 ANNUAL
WELCOME LETTER 5/12/16 6:47 PM REPORT Annual Benefi t Gala and share t Gala and share Benefi Annual th BOMSINAE KIM Executive Director Executive our year long journey with you. with you. long journey our year lives the many of testimony are report this annual in numbers The community. Asian immigrant and Korean by violence in the ected aff numerous are there crisis to safety, from clients transitioning For going of the fear than the next: complex more barriers—each the private, airs aff keeping private norm of against the cultural the confusion marriage, to uphold the sanctity of failing shame of children, their from separation homelessness, and confronting of with limited English, complicated court processes of the ordeal of responsibility nancial fi sudden the and status; legal no en oft and household with no job. becoming the head of seek to address we Center, Service American Family the Korean At would services. We 360 degree providing by these barriers each of services without the support of the breadth not be able to provide support your for you Thank individuals like you. of and involvement in these behind the numbers hope to the families and providing pages. gratitude, With DEAR KAFSC FAMILY AND SUPPORTERS, AND FAMILY KAFSC DEAR our 27 thrilled to celebrate are We
WELCOME PHOTO BY DON HWANG/OLLI STUDIO HWANG/OLLI DON BY PHOTO
BED NIGHTS BED NIGHTS 1280 a total of a total of 71 Rainbow House House Rainbow 475 clients. 869 to provided 1816 hours of job skills training training skills job hours of instruction were provided. IN-PERSON counseling sessions. 1,273 1,273 shelter alone provided shelter alone provided RAINBOW HOUSE SHELTER. SHELTER. HOUSE RAINBOW high school students were trained students were trained high school (YCPT) advocate-raising program. (YCPT) the Youth Community Project Team Team Community Project the Youth in-person counseling sessions were counseling sessions were in-person violence and sexual assault through through assault violence and sexual and empowered to address domestic address domestic to and empowered WERE PROVIDED TO 28 CLIENTS AT AT 28 CLIENTS TO WERE PROVIDED
CLINICS. SERVED IN IN- SERVED HOUSE LEGAL HOUSE LEGAL 42 WOMEN WERE WERE WOMEN individual student individual student Hodori aft erschool. aft Hodori 676 provided through the the through provided counseling sessions were counseling sessions were KAFSC'S IMPACT IN IMPACT KAFSC'S 2015 66 Self-Suffi ciency Program. ciency Self-Suffi job counseling through the the job counseling through clients received individualized individualized clients received 11
72.4% enabled OF HOTLINE CALLS WERE RELATED TO TO WERE RELATED CALLS OF HOTLINE families fl eeing eeing families fl
The Transitional Transitional The violence to have violence to have warm homes and warm homes and rental assistance. rental Housing program program Housing DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT. VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL DOMESTIC HOTLINE HOTLINE
2,785 2,785 ANSWERED. ANSWERED. CALLS WERE WERE CALLS
YOUTH. of graduates of the the of graduates of Transitional Housing Housing Transitional Trained Trained program secured and and secured program THE HODORI sustained employment. sustained bilingual bilingual
provided provided 82%
LOW-INCOME LOW-INCOME 349 answering answering AFTERSCHOOL Volunteers Volunteers 6,736 hours hours 6,736 the 24-hour the 24-hour MIDDLE SCHOOL crisis hotline. ELEMENTARY AND ELEMENTARY PROGRAM SERVED PROGRAM KAFSC Annual Report-Inside 2016_MECH.indd 2-3 2016 55 ANNUAL
KAFSC PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS 5/12/16 6:47 PM REPORT Job readiness skills are provided provided skills are readiness Job can gain self- to clients so they basic skills and confidence, We economic self-sufficiency. ESOL basic to advanced provide Other of Speakers for (English sewing computer, Languages), by classes taught and QuickBooks grants funded through teachers volunteers. as experienced as well individual tutorial also offer We sessions, and conduct periodic on financial literacy, workshops debt, banking, credit, covering financial planning. and saving taxes, referrals job offer we Furthermore, to seek ready clients who are for Sexual Assault Intervention Assault Sexual is the only organization KAFSC community Korean in the Tri-state assistance specifically to to offer victims. and rape assault sexual crisis intervention, provide We and counseling, court advocacy and services to women support victimized. been girls who have Like these issues domestic violence, all ages and of impact women KAFSC socio-economic status; thus, education its extensive continues via public service and outreach mobilizing announcements, youth held 2014,and education. In KAFSC Awareness Assault Sexual its first of in front Rally Rights and Victim’s Hall. Borough Queens Program Self-Sufficiency emergency cash funds, help to emergency and other public access health care well as court advocacy benefits, as of orders for and interpretation child custody and other protection, legal rights. (WISH) Group Support Women’s Group Support & Children’s with Independence, Women (WISH), formerly and Hope Support was launched Club,” called “Ottuki domestic violence for in 2003 single mothers, and/or survivors to help them gain self-awareness, confidence and self-reliance. art therapy of a variety Through group appropriate and culturally learn self- activities, members skills, communication expression, conflict release, stress parenting, They and self-care. resolution, eight (8) for initially meet weekly in experiences to share weeks non-judgmental safe, a creative, and then once-per- environment, peer support. continued month for guidance, staff provides Our and resources. encouragement group, support the women’s During also participate in their children activities, group support their own our social workers. by facilitated include anti- children for Topics self- relationships, bullying, healthy and more. expression Legal & Social Service Advocacy Legal abuse violence and sexual Domestic their legal rights learn of survivors free KAFSC’s and options through and one- Clinics Legal Monthly by provided on-one consultations agencies partner from attorneys Families, as Sanctuary for such InMotion) (formerly Justice Her Services. We Legal and Queens including other support provide such as counseling, support groups groups as counseling, support such classes and job-training Program Housing Transitional became one of KAFSC 2009, In 58 national agencies to receive the U.S. Department from $250,000 which was used to launch Justice, of Transitional Immigrant the Queens Program This Program. Housing of its kind and only one is the first and Asian Korean for York in New By providing American women. and safe sensitive culturally services, we housing and support victims and their children provide with critical time and means to structure a stable family realize and put them back on the path to physical, financial emotional and our seven Currently, independence. units house Housing (7) Transitional are and 15 individuals. We 7 families grant federal that our first proud 2012 for in October was renewed (3) years! another three
Rainbow House House Rainbow Shelter Emergency an unprecedented Following Center of with Rainbow merger Need In Women (a/k/a York New 2014, KAFSC in January Center) House—a Rainbow offers now immediate shelter providing food, Korean safety, physical and counseling and a Social Worker of which bilingual—all staff that are help lessen language and cultural More violence. victims of by barriers admitted into those than half of domestic violence the shelter are victims holding neither permanent The nor U.S. citizenship. residency an important, shelter provides immediate healing bridge between and crisis and long-term safety by connecting self-sufficiency individuals to important services IF YOU KNOW SOMEONE SOMEONE KNOW IF YOU CALL IN NEED OF HELP, AT: OUR HOTLINE 718-460-3800 days a week,Operating around the clock, seven crisis intervention, offers hotline our bilingual shelter planning and emergency safety violence, domestic placement victims to of also It crises. assault, personal or other sexual information, and advocacy. provides referral a short-term or long-term basis, of to all clients regardless available one-on- offer their background. We sessions, one sessions or integrated members. which include other family of a variety help address Counselors of range a broad involving problems including emotional distress, factors, fear isolation, conflict, depression, triggered often which are and anger, assault, sexual domestic violence, by or child abuse or other personal counselors crisis. Additionally, family on support provide frequently parenting, as divorce, such issues inter-generational discipline, addiction crime, conflict, poverty, provided We and bereavement. domestic violence and units of 3,758 counseling assault-related sexual non-domestic and 548 units of violence counseling in 2015 alone. HIGHLIGHTS KAFSC PROGRAMKAFSC KAFSC OFFERS A BROAD RANGE OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR AND SERVICES OF PROGRAMS RANGE OFFERS A BROAD KAFSC -hour Crisis Hotline -hour Crisis Hotline
WOMEN, MEN, CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN THE TRI-STATE AREA (NY-NJ-CT). IN THE TRI-STATE AND YOUTH MEN, CHILDREN WOMEN, Individual & Family Counseling & Family Individual is crisis program core KAFSC’s and counseling on intervention Operating around the clock, seven the clock, seven around Operating our bilingual hotline a week, days safety crisis intervention, offers shelter planning and emergency domestic placement to victims of or other assault sexual violence, crises. It also provides personal and advocacy. referral information, and receives KAFSC average, On hotline calls to 200-220 responds each month. ADULT PROGRAMS ADULT 24 718-460-3800 Most programs are free or offered offered or free are programs Most thanks to the at a minimal cost, and grants of support generous and corporate private, funding from our All of resources. government a Master’s have bilingual counselors counseling in social work, degree kept or mental health. All cases are strictly confidential,retain we and as except the right to their privacy law. by required thrilled are we 2016, March of As services via a direct offer to now along with our office Manhattan location. Queens-based regular All appointments can be made by bilingual crisis calling the 24-hour hotline (718) 460-3800.
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KAFSC PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS 5/12/16 6:47 PM REPORT Training, Education & Outreach & Outreach Education Training, We offer ongoing community ongoing community offer We the Tri-state throughout workshops of range broad a covering area and including parenting subjects, skills, relationships, communication anger management, conflict dynamics family sexuality, resolution, as as well and other topical issues, about KAFSC’s sessions information also and services. We programs appear on speak at local events, and write regular and TV, radio editorial columns in the Korean visit schools, churches, We press. police stations and other hospitals, to and civic organizations nonprofit All our out to the community. reach and open to the free are workshops public. Sundojah Train-the-Trainer Train-the-Trainer Sundojah (NEW) Program to move is a new initiative This and training volunteer beyond individuals in the trained mobilize others and train to reach community and community- personal through KAFSC Currently based networks. been who have has 10 Sundojahs customizing the domestic violence they training assault and sexual workshops, to provide received to friends and and training outreach in 225 members reaching groups, the community. against Domestic March Silent Assault & Sexual Violence during Domestic year Every Month Awareness Violence a organizes KAFSC (October), with in partnership silent march sister various churches, local police, agencies and other community- to raise based organizations about domestic violence awareness and promote assault and sexual is a march This social justice. events community culmination of the and activities held throughout in silence march Participants year. Flushing of the streets through police escorts, by protected to lost lives to honor the many our domestic violence and reaffirm commitment to its eradication. Harmony Harmony trained of is a group Harmony and advocates hotline volunteers and coordinate who help recruit follows group The volunteers. mission to promote the Center’s support. peer and offer leadership on all its KAFSC supports Harmony efforts, and awareness fundraising March, Silent including the Annual 5K and Purple Restaurant Day One Run. COMMUNITY & OUTREACH EDUCATION Training Volunteer once-a-week five-week, A bi-annual prepares course training intensive on the to work bilingual volunteers is Training crisis hotline. 24-hour and incidence on the nature given sexual rape, domestic violence, of child abuse and other assault, learn Volunteers issues. related intervention crisis techniques for and counseling, and details on resources about community on hotline basis. When a regular supported are volunteers duty, When member. staff a KAFSC by these the hotline, not covering valuable provide volunteers trained to clients assistance and advocacy schools and in court, hospitals, social service agencies. Unni-Hyung Unni-Hyung Program Mentoring Brother” Sister-Big “Big KAFSC’s matches clients ages program with an adult, typically a 10-18 or older professional young college student, who provides match We friendship and guidance. with caring individuals youngsters as both friend and who serve our careful model through role of and screening recruitment positive These potential mentors. enable the mentors relationships and to help their little brothers their interests, to broaden sisters improve cope with identity issues, and school and develop self-esteem goals. career Youth Community Project Team Team Project Community Youth (YCPT) a by is led and operated YCPT school students local high of group positive dedicated to creating American changes in the Korean weekly Through community. the of discussions and analyses needs, these young community’s learn about social justice volunteers and hone leadership advocacy their identities skills while forming In change. as individual agents of community expanded 2014, YCPT writing and through awareness a second original play performing at on Time” Always Isn’t called “Love about barriers Hall Flushing Town domestic victims of by faced violence. CHILDREN & YOUTH PROGRAMS for Program After-School Hodori School Elementary and Middle Students City’s York Based on New the framework, development (“Little Tigers”) Hodori year-round ages 6 to children helps Program immigrant 14, low-income, all from children The families. and working and improve build self-esteem and social skills by communication therapeutic, engaging in a mix of and academic activities creative and relevant culturally that are appropriate. developmentally after hours meet three Children when school is in day school every during the days full session, and for children applicable, Where summer. individual counseling on receive a short- or long-term basis, and to parents Hodori encourage we In regularly. with our staff interact adopted a sliding- Hodori mid-2012, to meet program scale fee-based funding government to due demand to a free- hope to return cuts. We In in the future. program of-charge September 2014, DYCD through able to add a were funding, we middle school second site to serve the highest areas students in one of in Queens. poverty of
Information & Referral Information for requests handles KAFSC our own beyond information as and services, such programs access to entitlements, child care, and immigration housing, care, elder to navigate and how naturalization, the city’s of systems the complex public schools and social service to referrals provide agencies. We medical shelters, bilingual attorneys, and other social services - and when accompaniment provide necessary, to services and interpretation. Parenting Counseling & Parenting Education Program Education Parenting Our culturally is designed to provide child abuse and neglect sensitive education to parents prevention as well community, in the Korean understand as to help parents and and enhance communication with their relationships healthy curriculum fulfills The children. mandatory or recommended education requirements parenting Children’s for the Administration by and comprises a Services (ACS), sessions. private eight weekly set of parents for is a nominal fee There to ACS to attend by required compliance. ensure employment as well as monthly job as well employment women interview clinics to help letters, cover with resumes, and interview skills, job applications applications. scholarship
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KAFSC PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS PROGRAM KAFSC ANNUAL 2016 6 KAFSC Annual Report-Inside 2016_MECH.indd 6-7 2016 99 ANNUAL CLIENT STORY REPORT 5/12/16 6:47 PM needed.” the real help I the real They gave me gave They agencies but it agencies was KAFSC that KAFSC was really helped me. helped me. really “I went to several several to “I went Client name changed to to Client name changed protect identity protect * months of emergency housing emergency months of on- of and access to a variety asgoing holistic services such housing, job seeking support, and child care. got only nights, Teresa Many taking sleep, of hours a few er aft her children of care and then rising earlywork her of and get two to feed for ready children three going to school before at er their stay Aft work. Teresa’s House, Rainbow was accepted to family Housing Transitional KAFSC’s and her Teresa allowing program, in a to stay small children three in a familiar own their home of safe neighborhood. transitional Having to build Teresa housing is allowing to self- and steadily transition credit gradually decreasing by ciency suffi Through support. subsidy rental has now Teresa work, her hard obtained a part-time job as a parent in a and has enrolled advocator Assistance program Nurse ed Certifi KAFSC. support from nancial with fi nancially goal to build a fi Her and herherself for independent life is becoming a certain reality children with her work as she progresses and education, and heads towards the Transitional from graduation program. Housing months of emergency housing emergency months of asgoing holistic services such CLIENT STORY: TERESA CLIENT STORY: FINDING HOPEFINDING THROUGH KAFSC THROUGH Teresa* is a single mother of three mother of is a single Teresa* dating her While children. young experienced Teresa ex-husband, er Aft abuse. and verbal physical nding out she was pregnant, fi the relationship knew leaving Teresa cult. She hoped the be diffi would by improve would relationship Instead, their child together. raising now-husband her of the behavior three despite having worse grew er a particularly aft day One children. being strangled incident of severe called the her husband,by Teresa room the emergency police from er going to check her neck and aft immediately to awas discharged local shelter. to build a new life steps Taking resolutely Teresa yet was not easy, and her herself for hard worked all under the age of children, three legal She was able to receive six (6). Services Legal Queens help through the shelter. and social services from left having recently impact of The physical, severe of a relationship abuse, emotional and psychological for to care children three having limited income madeand having goal ciency an impossible self-suffi allowed month stay during the three more provide To at the shelter. was Teresa time to build a new life, House to the Rainbow referred more acquiring three thereby shelter, I wish more people knew about I wish more and that the Center is work KAFSC’s they involved, By being to help. here All not alone. are that they will know is kept in strictly shared information orts to own eff My dentiality. confi volunteer become a better informed and awareness own my increased to family and my helped myself healthier than before. become much en see oft homes, we immigrant In and cultural communication one way generations. I between erences diff that it was normal for thought before that I realize now, But these to exist. us can change Each of this is not so. where to meet others and improve homes I learned that happy are. they of relationships built on proper are and respect. communication mutual do ultimately homes really Happy society. make a happy KAFSC: WHAT DO YOU WISH DO YOU WHAT KAFSC: ABOUT KNEW PEOPLE OTHER KAFSC? I would like to tell people thatI would is a great at KAFSC volunteering others. for opportunity to work lled with joy hearts will be fi Their and lives in helping build happy with others. harmony KAFSC: WHY ARE YOU WHY ARE YOU KAFSC: AS KAFSC SUPPORTING GROUPS OTHER TO OPPOSED IN THE COMMUNITY? WORKING I joined in 2010 and stayed. I support working those 1) because KAFSC a value at the Center demonstrate 2) I can help cross, they each life for joy nd fi enders both victims and off and happiness, and 3) I learn a lot about domestic violence through education programs. the continued not people are many realized I have or concerned about this issue. aware ort to I want to keep making an eff homes become healthyhelp many domestic of the roots and address violence. TELL YOU WOULD WHAT KAFSC: WHO IS THINKING SOMEONE WITH ABOUT VOLUNTEERING KAFSC? remembered as a life benefactor by benefactor as a life remembered empowered people who were many Some to build independent lives. hardships facing were volunteers their by I was impressed themselves. dedication to making time to come despite to the Center to volunteer struggles. their own HIGHLIGHT VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER Sung Sook Rah,Sung Translated by Kwang Eun Kim Eun Kwang by Translated Director of Programs, Saenam Kim Programs, of Director HARMONY member since 2010HARMONY Interviewed by Volunteer Coordinator, Jiye Kim and Kim Jiye Coordinator, Volunteer by Interviewed
KAFSC: WHAT HAS SURPRISED HAS WHAT KAFSC: ABOUT WORKING THE MOST YOU WITH THE CENTER? nd that KAFSC to fi I was surprised that is capable of is an organization cials offi with government working to organizations and city-wide cult times and people in diffi protect feet. help them stand on their own the Center ishow I saw time, Over The best thing is that I learned The to counsel people who were ways I learned As in life. hardships facing about domestic violencemore I relationships, and interpersonal changing and became myself saw only I healthier emotionally myself. time to provide wish I had more services. more KAFSC: WHAT IS THE BEST/ WHAT KAFSC: HAPPEN SINCE THING TO WORST WITH WORKING STARTED YOU KAFSC? KAFSC: HOW DID YOU FIRST GET FIRST DID YOU HOW KAFSC: WITH KAFSC? INVOLVED found out about KAFSC rst I fi volunteer ad of a newspaper through I wanted to educational programs. and children with my communicate the mindset and learn to understand the second generation. thoughts of in counseling I became interested and started serving as a volunteer I was not that time, At at the Center. I work volunteer what kind of aware do. would
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SERVICES STATISTICS 5/12/16 6:47 PM REPORT 4 41 10 79 47 33 64 38 66 86 89 141 20 139 210 120 376 889 3,117 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 88% 1,754 2,189 1,378 1,328 6,601 1,099 2011 2011 2011 96.7% 7 4 16 14 74 77 27 57 47 82 24 50 821 136 189 120 227 109 922 233 444 1,176 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 96% 1,276 80% 1,985 1,620 6,208 4,408 2012 2012 2012 11 19 32 93 35 29 94 42 66 84 121 30 173 123 164 120 150 100 446 709 505 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1,147 1,158 92% 80% 1,652 6,186 2,065 5,680 2013 2013 2013 1 11 19 37 79 26 26 85 28 43 66 46 44 181 60 101 198 120 105 150 673 257 239 683 850 N/A N/A N/A N/A 5,181 93% 70% 1,896 2,579 2,507 3,385 2,340 6,360 2014 2014 2014 9 75 22 47 32 26 63 28 42 40 80 212 162 163 919 109 233 770 286 100 349 490 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 1,273 94.16 3,831 1,358 2,015 2,785 6,736 4,943 4,306 70.2% 2015 2015 2015 88.25% *AVERAGE SERVICE HOURS PER STUDENT SERVICE *AVERAGE HELD WORKSHOPS PARENTING OF INDIVIDUAL *NUMBER *DV/SA RELATED HOTLINE CALLS HOTLINE RELATED *DV/SA CALLS RELATED *NON-DV RATE ATTENDANCE *AVERAGE HELD WORKSHOPS OF GROUP PARENTING *NUMBER RATE ATTENDANCE *AVERAGE - PRESIDENTIAL COM WHO RECEIVED OF STUDENTS *NUMBER AWARDS MUNITY SERVICE HRS EARNED SERVICE COMMUNITY *TOTAL *INDIVIDUALS SERVED–COUNTED AS TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES + WISH PARTICIPANTS + SELF SUFFICIENCY + HODORI PARTICIPANTS + + HODORI PARTICIPANTS + SELF SUFFICIENCY + WISH PARTICIPANTS OF CASES NUMBER AS TOTAL SERVED–COUNTED *INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPANTS + MENTORING PARTICIPANTS SESSIONS + YOUTH SUMMER MENTORING PROGRAM MATCHES PROGRAM MENTORING PARTICIPANTS PARENTING INDIVIDUAL WHO NUMBER OF PARENTS EDUCATION: PARENTING IN THE PROGRAM PARTICIPATED # OF CHILDREN WHO PARTICIPATED EDUCATION: PARENTING & OUTREACH EDUCATION COMMUNITY PARTICIPANTS TRAINING VOLUNTEER HOURS SPENT VOLUNTEER NUMBER OF HOTLINE TOTAL PARTICIPANTS PUBLIC EDUCATION/WORKSHOP HELD EVENTS OUTREACH COMMUNITY SILENT MARCH PARTICIPANTS ANNUAL AND COLUMNS ARTICLES NEWSPAPER ADULT PROGRAM SERVICES PROGRAM ADULT CALLS HOTLINE GROUP PARTICIPANTS WISH SUPPORT CLASS ENGLISH SELF-SUFFICIENCY: CLASS COMPUTER SELF-SUFFICIENCY: CLASS QUICKBOOKS SELF-SUFFICIENCY: CLASS SEWING SELF-SUFFICIENCY: OF JOB CONSULTATION UNITS SELF-SUFFICIENCY: PARTICIPANTS CLINIC: INDIVIDUAL LEGAL SESSIONS COUNSELING OF INDIVIDUAL UNITS (PHONE, ONLINE AND IN-PERSON) SERVICES OF ADVOCACY UNITS & REFERRALS OF INFORMATION UNITS WHO WERE HOUSED NUMBER OF CLIENTS SHELTER: NUMBER OF BED NIGHTS SHELTER: WHO WERE NUMBER OF CLIENTS SHELTER: HOUSE THROUGH RAINBOW ASSISTED PROGRAMS CHILDREN & YOUTH PARTICIPANTS HODORI PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS GROUP PARENTING THE PARTNERSHIP BY ASSISTED PARTICIPANTS SUMMER CAMP WITH FRESH AIR FUND HODORI SUMMER SESSION MEMBERS TEAM (YCPT) PROJECT COMMUNITY YOUTH 400 300 200 100 0 CLIENTS SERVED 3316 CLIENTS
8 490 1,135 1,633 2011 CLIENTS SERVED CLIENTS 23 453 1,187 1,663 2012 2639 CLIENTS SERVED CLIENTS CLIENTS SERVED CLIENTS 2547 CLIENTS SERVED CLIENTS 2503 2489 62 585 930 1,577 2013 CLIENTS SERVED CLIENTS 2298 131 803 2,194 1,260 CLIENTS SERVED 1990 CLIENTS 882 249 1,713 2,844 2014 2015 KAFSC 2015 KAFSC JANUARY 2015–DECEMBER 2015 2015–DECEMBER JANUARY ) CLIENTS SERVED CLIENTS 1370 CLIENTS SERVED 1308 CLIENTS ) PROGRAM STATISTICS PROGRAM DISPUTE CONFLICT PROBLEM (25) DISPUTE CONFLICT PROBLEM (21) MARITAL (9) PROBLEM IMMIGRATION PROBLEM (4) GAMBLING 2015 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2014 OTHERS (411 OTHERS (130) HEALTH MENTAL ISSUES (80) YOUTH PARENTING (74 FINANCIAL HOUSING PROBLEM (34) DRUG/ALCOHOL ) (33 HEALTH
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (DV) DOMESTIC (SA) ASSAULT SEXUAL ISSUES RELATED OTHER NUMBER OF CASES
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FINANCIALS 5/12/16 6:47 PM REPORT 2012 2012 $917,896 (82.6%) $917,896 $1,112,026 $204,364 $549,127 $753,491 $124,460 (11.2%) $124,460 $69,670 6.2%) $69,670 PROGRAM SERVICES PROGRAM & GENERAL MANAGEMENT FUNDRAISING 2013 2013 $1,034,437 (83.3%) $1,034,437 $1,241,911 $73,653 $753,491 $827,144 $118,842 (9.6%).. $88,632 (7.1%) $88,632 2014 2014 $1,111,041 (80.5%) $1,111,041 $1,379,448 $1,059,413 $827,144 $1,866,557 $140,217 (10.2%) $140,217 $128,190 (9.3%) $128,190 84% OPERATING EXPENSES OPERATING FY2015 2015 $1,585,253 (83.9%) $1,888,735 2015 $335,512 $1,886,557 $2,222,069 $151,931 (8.0%) $151,931 $151,551 (8.0%) $151,551 8% 8% EXPENSES MANAGEMENT & GENERAL MANAGEMENT FUNDRAISING EXPENSES SERVICES PROGRAM TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS OF YEAR BEGINNING AT NET ASSETS END OF YEAR AT NET ASSETS 2012 $1,316,390 $497,481 (37.8%) $497,481 (22.2%) $292,068 $304,385 (23.1%) (2.0%) $26,016 (12%) $158,671 (2.9%) $37,769 N /A
GOVERNMENT FEES & GRANTS GOVERNMENT FOUNDATIONS/CORPORATIONS OF EXPENSES EVENTS/NET SPECIAL INCOME INDIVIDUALS/CHURCHES/OTHER IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS FEES PROGRAM 2013 $1,315,564 $1,315,564 $398,482 (30.3%) $398,482 (28.6%) $375,566 (20.6%) $271,465 $22,347 (1.7%) (10.5%) $138,605 (8.3%) $109,099 N /A
41% 2014 $2,438,861 $2,438,861 $428,747 (17.6%) $428,747 (27.1%) $661,750 (23.6%) $574,831 (7.2%) $175,483 (3.9%) $95,400 (4.9%) $119,212 (15.7%) $383,438 FY2015 2015 $2,224,247 $903,890 (40.6%) $903,890 (29.1%) $646,735 (18.4%) $410,093 (1.6%) $36,430 (4.6%) $101,400 (5.7%) $125,699 N/A OPERATING REVENUE OPERATING FY2015
6% OCTOBER 2014–SEPTEMBER 2015 2014–SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 29%
5% 1% FINANCIAL REPORT FINANCIAL 18%
CENTER INC. OF NY) IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS FEESPROGRAM RAINBOW BY (DONATED NET ASSETS & REVENUE SUPPORT TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE SUPPORT FEES & GRANTS GOVERNMENT FOUNDATIONS/CORPORATIONS OF EXPENSES EVENTS/NET SPECIAL INDIVIDUALS/CHURCHES/ INCOME OTHER
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DONORS 5/12/16 6:47 PM REPORT GRADUATES NURSING Brandon Choi Brandon Choi Byung J. Choi Min Doo Choi Ok Jeong Choi Sung Ethan Chuang Chun Eric Chung Hannah Chung Jae Dhillon Mohit DONG A INSURANCE ’71 HIGH SCHOOL EWHA GIRLS’ Fan Sharon Farris Matthew Fischer & Jesse Lee Jeehae Allen Fisher Richard Fishman & Saul Belkin J. Kira Forward Bernadette Stephanie Fox Fuchs Abraham Gang Brennan PC THERAPY PHYSICAL GRACE Grunau Melvin Guillergan Cho Eve Hahn Youngsook Dr. Han Agatha Han J. Edward Han Hyejin Jasmine Han Okcheon HANGRAPHIC (ANGEL PROJECT) Heo Meesoon Herskowitz Andrea Hong Eugene Sook Hong Hyun Janice Hong Julie Hong Sungha & SPA RESORT HAVEN HONOR’S Hopson John Hsieh Yushan Huddleston Matthew Huh Veronica Hui Stanley Hung Katherine OF SCHOOL HUNTER-BELLEVUE Hwang Heidi Hyun Andrew Hyun Hyang Eul Hyun Eunsun Monica Im Esther Im Patricia MILKIMCHI INC. Jang Yun Jung Jang Sung Jayanthi Teja Jee Rebecca Soyun Jiang Barbara Jin Carol PC THERAPY PHYSICAL JIRAN SON Stephen Jo Sook Ju Hyun Jun Won & Jin Hee Young Byung Soo Jung DDS Jung, Ilhyun Juon Kate KAAQNY Kang Ashley Kang Christie Kang Edward Kang Esther Kang Christie Yoonoak Khim Veronica Albert Kim Kim Alex Kim Betty Brian Kim Caitie Kim Kim Chim Cham Shik Kim Chang Kim Chieon Kim Claire
FOUNDATION FOUNDATION LEE, MD OF NY PC Queens of BELOW $500 BELOW Ahn Derek Ahn Michael LTD AHN INSURANCE AGENCY, Bae Anna & Hansang Baek Grace Baek Hanna Baek Heh-young Elise Bernal Blau Ellen H. & Kenneth Brennan Tara Campbell Robert Cha Joseph Cha Soh Won Chae Esther H. Chang David Chang Jason Chang Kevin Chang Sarah Chang Yujin Amanda Chapman Cherkasets Lucy Cho Julie Cho Katherine Cho Seung Hyun Cho Hwa Young Choi Alex DRC SANNAM FORUM INC DRC SANNAM FORUM HOLDINGS, LLC ELM PROPERTY RESTAURANT HAHM JI BACH HANMAEUM HARMONY Heo Michelle Haus Horowitz Margaret & Byung S. Kang Ja Keum Kang Christina MD Kang, Sung & Claire Kang Rachel MD & Sang C. Kang, Yon Yun Kang & Un Jung Hae Young Kim & Jeen Bomsinae Kim Jason Kim Jeannie & Sam Kim Sunwoo YOUTH AMERICAN KOREAN & Larry Kurz Yangnim Drs. Lee John Lee Joon Lee Cha Sharon Soohee Lee Lee & Eunkyung Soo Il Dr. Leung Wai Lim Yeong Meier Chris OFFICE OF CHANG SUKMEDICAL METRO DERMATOLOGY Miller Luke Min Chris Moon Iris LLC NEWARKER Center Medical NY Hospital K. Oh & Moonja Whun Sung Paik & Hisuh Jesun Park Michael Park Peter Reznik and Julie Liron Rhee Kyelim Philip Seo Shim Young Mi Shinohara Fumihito Slater & James Moon Yung Song Woo PC MEDICAL FIRST SUFFOLK BJ Sung Sarah INC ACCESSORIES, THREE BROTHERS Yoon Suk Hye Yu L.Sarah J. & Changpae INDIVIDUAL & BUSINESS INDIVIDUAL INC TAFT LLP TAFT BARUCH/STONY) CORP FOUNDATION COUNCIL, NY BOARD ADVISORY CHAPTER NEW YORK $500 -$ 999 Alford W. Andrew Baek Jessica BNB HANA BANK Cha & Sarah Kim Jason PROJECT, MANPOWER CHINATOWN H. Cho and Sung Koo Chan H. Cho David Choi Jaesup Chung Jin You Clancy Francis & James Chi Regina Domingo Jhanice DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE $1,000 - $1,999 $1,000 APALA-NJ OF NY FEDERATION ASIAN AMERICAN WICKERSHAM & CADWALADER, Chae Alex BANK LEUMI USA Chi Julie Elizabeth Cho Choi Jun Chung Bo Chung Mina Chung Michael Wook Sung CMS RISK SOLUTIONS INC. ONE NEW YORK, DAY LEE FORT HILTON DOUBLETREE BY Hahn Roger Isajiw Peter Jo Joanne Joung In Do Sook Kang Jung Kang & Wan-Mo Won Nan Kim Wuk M. & Jin Koung Kim Jason PC MD, H. Kim John Kim Steve & Dr. Eun Jung Kim Kevin (FIT/ Student Association Korean Joo Mike LA GUARDIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Anna Lee Lee & Kevin Esther Soo Lee & Dae Hee Joy Lee U. Y. Lauren Leigh Audrey LTD ISLAND CONSERVATORY LONG Mah Patty 11 NEW YORK CENTER CARE DAY ADULT NEW YORK PHARMACY NY NORTHERN Ok Joanne Pai Sook and John Eun Catherine Park Park Jinseong Park Sue Park Sylvia Wonhui QUEENS SHARING HOPE Rhyee & Charles Angela Ihryung C. Schwanke & Eugene Choi Aiyoung SHINHAN BANK Song Jason Dr. Elaine Tai Gary Taratunio Taylor & Noah Yoon Grace Jungsook UNIFICATION THE NATIONAL Trabulsi Esam & Kate OF INSTITUTE BIRTHMARK VASCULAR BANK AMERICA WOORI MD Yang, K. Hee Yim Young INC ASSOCIATES, YMS MANAGEMENT DONORS OCTOBER 2014–SEPTEMBER 2015 2014–SEPTEMBER OCTOBER HILL THERAPEUTICS INC P.C. QUEENS MIZVILLE, INC MEDICINE Headquarters am Choi $2,000 - $2,999 $2,000 S $25,000–$49,999 $25,000–$49,999 Hahn & Doug Ko Melissa BANK NOAH -$24,999 $15,000 BANK OF AMERICA - $14,999 $10,000 MD Ahn-Lee, Sandra Song & Lap Chan Helen Chung Sup Shin & Wha Myung GRANT SUPPLIES CENTER NAME MEDICAL HOLY Kahn Thomas & Dr. Simi Lee & Peter Jisun Jamie FOUNDATION KO THE TONI - $9,999 $5,000 CHAPMAN AND CUTLER, LLP Choi Hee Kyung DIVA DASHING C. Doolittle & Harry Misook CHIROPRACTIC/MURRAY DR. YOM’S Hong Joon & Eliot Kang Jennifer Kang Roger Mok Victoria GROUP, LIME LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT SHORE LIJ NORTH LLC ABSTRACTS, ORSYN Park H. David & Elliot Park Julienne C. Park K. & Roger Jennifer Yoon Paul & ROSENTHAL,ROSENTHAL INC. IMAGING SPRINGFIELD RADIOLOGY Yoo and John Kim Minsun CORP YOUNGSOL - $4,999 $3,000 FOUNDATION AON Bang, MD Eunsook BBCN BLANCHE FURS Choi Chris Choi Kianna Yukyong Chong Sook & Charles Young Guy L. Chung Fortin Max Jung Chul and Sung Kim Kyungsil KMC EXIM CORPORATION Lee Jen & Dr. Kyung M. Lee & Alexander JinHee Lee Ok Chin & Dr. Kim Kwanghee Lee Sun Mi Karen Lee W. Shinn & Tony So-Chung Noh BJ & Suok CENTER OF MEDICAL NY HOSPITAL Pak & Chul Lee Michelle Park Hannah Park H. & Jenny Tai Ellen S. Yoon MD Yoon, Ja Hae Helen COMMUNITY OF KOREAN WOMEN WOMEN COMMUNITY OF KOREAN CON EDISON EINHORNHARRIS Kwan Edmund & Dr. Susan Maron Michael Namkoong Ju Youn OF ACADEMY THE NEW YORK Watzky J. and Michael Stolman Lara Wildt & Erik Lee Hyeyoung BANK, Corporate WILSHIRE STATE Methodist Church of Novi of Church Methodist USA Church NY of Church Church Methodist Church York New Greater of NY) of Church Woori (aka Frederick of Church Church Church NY of Church Association Women’s Church Inc. Center, Church Jersey News Church Presbyterian Church York in New Church RELIGIOUS SOURCE RELIGIOUS United Amen Korean Presbyterian Arumdaun Presbyterian Central Korean Chamsarang Presbyterian Chodae Churches Korean Council of Church Presbyterian Faith Methodist Korean First Presbyterian Gospel Presbyterian Hosanna Presbyterian First Korean Church Presbyterian Korean Community Living Faith Christian and Truth Love Church Mosaic York New Presbyterian York New New of Church Onnuri Daily Church Korean The Christ of Love The Presbyterian Remnant Presbyterian Korean Yale
through Asian American Asian through & Beautiful Federation Foundation Foundation Family Trust Charitable Park via Jeannie Fund Foundation Kim Wonsook Inc. Foundation, Inc. Associates, Giving Program Employee Kim via Suzy Y. Alford Andrew Min Hong via Elaine Tai Program viaSpending Account Park Carol Chi, Julie Chi via Julie Inc. Associates, Southpole Foundation Southpole Foundation - $14,999 $10,000 Choi and Barbara Andrew Hahn and Doug Melissa $5,000-$9,999 Foundation Aon Foundation Buy Best Foundation Huang C. J. Foundation Baron Tiger $5,000 than Less Smile Foundation Amazon USA Bank Leumi Gift Charitable Fidelity Foundation Family Marian ShoeSource Payless Sharing HopeQueens Staples Foundation Foundation Baron Tiger via Inc. T & W Foundation, Ziegesar Von Lothar The YMS Management Gifts Matching Corporate Program American Express via Goldman, Sachs & Co. via Kwan- Foundation Merck Matching Gifts Microsoft Charitable Stanley Morgan Foundation Stanley Morgan YMS Management INSTITUTIONAL INSTITUTIONAL Speaker Council Melissa Member 8, District Mark-Viverito, South Bronx Manhattan, Mark Council Member 23, District Weprin, Queens Paul Council Member 19, District Vallone, Queens Peter Council Member Queens 20, District Koo, Rory Council Member 24,Lancman, District Queens • • • • • Acquisition andAcquisition Fund Collaboration Community Foundation Foundation Community (KACF) Foundation Community Foundation Foundation Community via Anne E. Delaney Funds Care Funds Women Office on Violence Office on Women Against New York via: York New Office of the President President of of the Office Queens, of the Borough Katz Melinda Victim Services (OVS) Services (OVS) Victim Verizon Foundation Verizon -$24,999 $15,000 Bank Foundation Cathay Foundation Kay Mary Foundation Wismettac NTC New York Merger, Merger, York New The Ong Family Foundation Family Ong The Foundation Pinkerton The - $49,999 $25,000 Foundation Daphne American Korean The Grace and Mercy Mercy and Grace The Starry Night Fund/Chicago Fund/Chicago Starry Night Help For Children/Hedge Children/Hedge For Help PRIVATE SOURCE PRIVATE and Above $50,000 for Foundation Avon U.S. Department of Justice, Justice, of U.S. Department The Council of the City of the City of Council The The City of New York, York, New of City The New York State Office Office State of York New FUNDERS OCTOBER 2014–SEPTEMBER 2015 2014–SEPTEMBER OCTOBER of New York New of via NYC City York New Service Assistance VOCA of for - Office Administrators Crime of Victims Color of –Communities Stabilization Nonprofit Fund -- Fund Discretionary through Initiative DoVE Horizon Safe and Community Youth of (DYCD) Development Justice of Criminal Office Services Criminal Justice (DCJS)
Mayor’s Fund to Advance Fund Mayor’s Association National Council City York New Council City York New Department City York New Mayor’s City York New of State Division York New PUBLIC SOURCE General Consulate Korean The generous and generous The have we critical support foundations, from received businesses, and individuals, state from as grants as well and local government the lifeblood agencies, are to keep usthat continues alive. grant, each gift and With not only the received we vital funds to keep our work going, but also a strong of our mission,affirmation feels likeand what definitely encouragement a personal us to keep the each of for the course. and stay faith, the for grateful are We whose funders following made support generous and servicesour programs possible.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 5/12/16 6:47 PM REPORT JOON P. HONG, ESQ. JOON P. & Orbe Kibbe is a partner at Richards Joon and in restructuring LLP and specializes in distressed to investments related matters started his legalassets and situations. He working lawyer, as a public interest career Division Civil of the office in the Bronx has been and Aid Society, Legal The of non-profit with various involved actively in during his 20-plus years organizations City. York New LEE JOOHWAN at Joeun and CEO is the Founder Joohwan multicultural a professional Entertainment, planning and media strategy advertising businesses various representing agency, and He York. and companies in New helped numerous have his company High School in Korea, Korean American Korean School in Korea, High NY and the Greater of Association NY. (CMP), Project Manpower Chinatown DOHYUNG KIM, RPT of and CEO is co-founder Dohyung as known (also Therapeutics Hill Murray and Alternative Chiropractic Yom’s Dr. he is CEO, As in Flushing, NY. Care) patient relations, general for responsible and integrated coordination administrative at Dohyung management. With facility Murray than 10 years, more the helm for as a has emerged Therapeutics Hill was the General He distinguished practice. NY Center of the Rainbow of Secretariat several chaired and successfully Board He the organization. Galas for fundraising American Civic the Korean also serves member. as a board Empowerment KYUNG-SIL KIM, PHD and psychologist is a licensed Kim Dr. over With Institute. Maeum of director Dr. experience, counseling of 30 years to improving her career has devoted Kim Americans in Korean the mental health of culturally and developing our community methods. Previously, counseling appropriate and counselor as the director she worked Service Center of Family at the Korean and her Master’s She received AWCA. from in counseling psychology Ph.D. College at Columbia University. Teacher’s BOARD OF BOARD JENNIFER KANG the Korean member of is an active Jennifer She Jersey. in New American community at Trustees of on the Board has served School in Englewood,Dwight Englewood and events fundraising NJ chairing many is Jennifer addition to KAFSC, In programs. Hospital Name with the Holy also involved Center. Family and the Bergen MYUNG SHIN LEE CHUNG Shin is a partner at WMGK LLC Myung estate companies. real and MMGK LLC she vice chair, board KAFSC’s Previously Friends of and heads Circle founded 16 Korean of a donor group KAFSC, for board She is also on the American women. She Temple. Buddhist the WonKakSa of the Girl Scouts of of was on the board the by America, and has been awarded York Arts in New Fine of Academy National Girls Ewha by and honored sculpture for Chair Emerita CHOI, Chair AIYOUNG on organizational is a consultant Aiyoung She was nonprofits. for development and is a 10 years chair for board KAFSC the NY Women’s member of past board Country School, Manhattan Foundation, and Asian Seminary, Union Theological She is co-founder Equality. Americans for and advisor Giving Circle Women Asian of in Trafficking to the Coalition Against the DMZ from 2015 she crossed In Women. with 30 international to South Korea North on the peace to call for peacemakers and the leadership Peninsula Korean She is in the peace process. women of has dedicated to the arts and social justice, and is a mentor awards, numerous received to many. AHN-LEE, MDSANDRA certified pediatric is a board Sandra ophthalmologist and a partner at Suffolk PC in Bay Associates Ophthalmology addition to her private In NY. Shore, provider care she has been an eye practice, the Bay at underprivileged children for Ottile and St. Christopher Lions Club Shore than 25 years. more Services for of Family Alpha Omega of member She is an active Society and Medical Alpha Honorary Island, York. New in Long resides currently DIRECTORS DAVID H. PARK, Secretary H. PARK, DAVID at Archegos is a managing director Dave previously Having Capital Management. such as Andersen at firms worked Goldman Sachs & Co. Consulting, Capital, and Maverick his professional healthcare, includes finance, background also Dave estate. technology and real GBS, a non-profit of as treasurer serves in Los the artist community for organization Angeles. SARAH BJ SUNG, Chair SARAH Affairs is the Public BJ Sung Sarah to this Prior at Con Edison. Manager outreach was the program she position, the Eastern of and implementation director Programs in the Global Community region and Group Global Consumer Citi Unit of Bank, Private at Citi manager was project and on cutting-edge systems working She has also served technology projects. American the Korean of on the boards Women Asian Foundation, Community Association and the National Giving Circle MBAs. Asian of Chair SHANNON SHIN CHOI, Vice at is a financial consultant Shin Choi and also Capital Management Archegos and marketing consultant as a fashion works 30 years over companies. With to various retail across and success experience of Shin brings in-depth industries, and fashion Prior psychology. consumer of knowledge of Director she was Creative to consulting, designer collection. a women’s Shin Choi, community of Shin is a passionate supporter as well causes, and humanitarian work of generation the next of as mentorship leaders. Treasurer ROGER C. PARK, principal in York-based is a New Roger and leads practice Advisory & Young’s Ernst and Architecture Technology the Strategic Services Office. the Financial for group in the experience of 17 years has over He financial services industry serving banking & to Ernst and capital markets clients. Prior and Chase JPMorgan for he worked Young, Accenture. FOUNDATION CORP FOUNDATION TICKETS ASSOCIATION MUTUAL ASSOCIATION Jasmine Hyejin Han Hyejin Jasmine Han John Hong Sukjong Mary JINGA Jo Joanne Jun Byung Joon Kang Alex Kang Ashley Kang Jennifer Kang Meejin Kang Taylor Kim Chunni Kim Dohyung Kim Eun-Kyung Kim Ja Hae Kim Namhee Kim Sarah (BAYSIDE) BAKERY KORYODANG Lam David Lee Susan MD Sooil Lee, Leem Leah Leslie D. Adrienne Lim Ryun Il Sook Lim Jung MISS KOREA Mok Y. Victoria CHURCH MOSAIC Nam Mi Jung NASAMO METS COMMUNITY NEW YORK NY REMNANT CHURCH CHURCH NY WOORI Oh Seon Mi Pak Dohsook Cecilia Park Park Kyu Chang Park Jane C. Park K. & Roger Jennifer Park Hee Si PATMOS SHOE SOURCE PAYLESS QCC NURSING STUDENT ENTERPRISE OF USA CORP SPEEDY BJ Sung Taylor & Noah Yoon Grace Jungsook NEWS DAILY CHURCH THE KOREAN SENIOR THE KOREAN-AMERICAN TABLE THE LORD’S Vallerie Welds Merlyn Woo Byung Man Reverend Yang Hee Keum Yang Jin Yun Yom Won Jong Soon Yoo Bok KAFSC MAKE A TO ALL GIFTS DIFFERENCE. WE APOLOGIZE OMITTED ANY IF WE HAVE YOU DONOR OR RECOGNIZED AT US CONTACT INCORRECTLY. OR VIA EMAIL X.14 718.460.3801 [email protected] AT OUR CORRECT WE CAN SO THAT FUTURE FOR DONOR INFORMATION RECOGNITION.
Eugene C. Schwanke Eugene CIRCLE/ARENA House PIGGY BANK CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN BANK PIGGY SUPPORTERS CHINESE HOUSE RESTAURANT 156 CLEANER DRY IN-KIND DONATION ITEMS AUCTION/RAFFLE GALA 3LAB and Choi Aiyoung Akane Ogura Amelia Lundy Anna Kim Foundation Aon Clinic Wellness Bliss Acupuncture Marshall Bradley Kang Ja Byung S. and Keum Barrett Charlie Cherry Norman Christian Khym David Seo Diana Ellen McGuire Companies Lauder Estee MD K. Yang, Hee & Spa Resort Haven Honor’s INTERMIX Lee Ranyee J. Photographer Portrait Shaw Jeffrey Song J. Jenny Lee Jihyun Koh John Baekjeong/PULSE/ Dong’s Ho Kang Lee Karen City Knitty Choi Hee Kyung End Lands’ Perla Lee Horowitz Margaret Pak & Chul Lee Michelle / Soju Floor Cafe / Third MK Lounge Yoo and John Kim Minsun & Mrs. Mr. Guy L. Chung Mr. BJ Sung Sarah Ms. Optical My Hodges Noel OPTYX Theatre Pearl Penhaligon’s Jewelry Fine Rim’s Beague P. & Thomas Kim Sara Chang Sarah Scout HK Sean Couey SoulCycle Stetson Sook Setton Sung Hayaki Takuya Zitzewitz Von Tatiana Kim & Wonsook Clement Thomas VickyC5 Wondermento Chong Sook & Charles Young Yang Yuna GROCERY/FOOD/CLOTHING/ FURNITURE, ETC. 1004 FUND Bae Sang Hee Bang, MD Eunsook Chan Song & Lap W. Helen Chang Steven KOR-AMERICAN FREE TURKEYS Perrier Yuen Perrier Yum Esther Yun Young OF QUEENS YWCA Zee Isabelle Elliot Zhang Jung G. Oh Jung Orwig Kaitlyn Owsley Marissa Pak Chun H. Pak Young Eunice Pang Amy Park & Legina Ambrose Park Amy Park Charine Park Cynthia Park D. Daniel Park Hayley K. Park Hae Holly Park Inn-Young Park Jenny Park Hee Kyung Lisa Park R.Neil Park Park & Jiwoo Ro Park Simon Soo Park Park Yoora Park Young INC. PENGUIN GROUP, PEARSON Perkins Sharon Alice Phillips Plata Michael Poltavets Oksana Qian James Sook Rah Sung Rhee Rok Gyoung CLUB WOMEN’S RUMC Ryu Rebekah SARAH BEAUTY SALON Savengrith Janice Scheffer Ludo Seo Susan Shen Charissa Shim Jessica Shin Andrew Shin Jennifer Sang Shin Shin Sarah So Stanley Sohn Ezra Song Hannah Song Jeannie Suh Hyunsoo Suh Sunhwa Geeta Sundrani Sung Vera Tsuzuki Heela UHC Uhm Susan Anisha Vachani Walasik Krysel Weiner Grace Sean Willis Wong Jessica Wong Mannar Woo James Woo Ok Jin LCC PHARMACY WOORI Wu Julia Brizzi Wynne Barbara Xu Arthur Yan Jimmy Yang Boyoung Yang Sophia Hui Yi Joseph Yoo Soo Yoo Jee Yoo Jinny Yoon Gayoung Yoon W. Jae Yoon Sei-Oung Richard Yoon Samuel Youn Yuna Young Miu-Lan Elizabeth J. Young Wendy Yu Haeyong Yu Jeffrey Yu Judie METROPOLITAN NY, INC. NY, METROPOLITAN INC ACTION, ORCHESTRA YOUTH
Dal Joohn Kim Joohn Dal Kim Debbie Kim Esther Kim George Kim Grace Soon Kim Hae Kim Haejin Kim Hyun Hee Kim Ok Hee Kim Helen K. Kim Hyun Kim Yeon Ja Kim Jean Kim Jenny Joyce Kim Kim Jungdong Kim Kwang Kim Min Kim Jung Min Kim Pureum Kim Rebecca Kim Joo Eun Reverend Kim Seung Hyun Kim Sunnie Kim Han Young Kim Kun Young INC KIPS GALLERY, Kobischka Cora Kong Kyung Tae OF COMMUNITY SERVICES KOREAN Kwon Yeong Carlo Leabres Lebbad Kaitlin Lee Boram Lee Christine Lee & Daesoo Sun Chung Lee David Lee H. David Lee Eugenia Lee Joy Eunice Lee Kyung Hye Lee Gon Shin & Jeeyun Hyun Lee Jane Lee Jennifer Lee Jenny Lee & Ae Jihoon Lee Jiyeon Lee Joseph K. Lee Maria C. Lee Melissa Lee Patricia Lee Rachel Seungah Lee Lee Sunny Lee Susie Lee Sylvia Lee Tony Lee William Lee & Jae Young Yu MD Lee, Miok Alla Leventful Lim Chris Lim Ryun Il Lin Joyce 20-R2 LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL Lo Alexander MILAL MISSION COMMUNITY CENTER FOR MINKWON Moon Jennifer Annie Moore Moore Jeffrey Mun Sil Hyun Nam Eunice & NEW JERSEY CLASSICAL NEW YORK CENTER ASIAN WOMEN’S NEW YORK Noh Tiffany Obata Makiko K. Oh Jung Hyo Caroline Elizabeth Oh
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VOLUNTEERS 5/12/16 6:47 PM REPORT Jasmine Deloatch Jasmine Giron Michale Gray Uganda Ha Sua Jung Soo Hyun Jiang Helena Park (Jason) Jin Sung Ji Ju Hyun Jung Jessica Kang Sarah Keller Julianne Kim Jenny Kim Regina Kim Yoola Mahony Grace Oh Moses Pardiwala Akshay Elle Park Pusey Avery Suh Christine Sun Heeju Sun Yunju TIan Joyce Tsang Michelle Angela Tsao Winner Victoria Xie Wendy Ye Isaac Yip Megan Yom Typher Yu Mirra MURANG Chung Kunwoo Ha Jicheol Hong Andrew Hong Matthew Lee Enna Lee Janet Min Hyunjee Park (Elle) Dahyun Pi Noel Skiera John Yoon Hoon Sung PHOTOGRAPHER/ VIDEOGRAPHER Hwang Don Kang Mihyun Kim Edward Corky Lee Lee Shao Han Mokkadam Hassan Moon Jeenah DESIGNERGRAPHIC Weinberg Jennifer TRANSPORTATION Lillian Cho Ellison Orlo Kang Jungsook Kim Yonghui Ko Ho Min Na Chihyon Rah Sung Sook Yoon Hye TRANSLATION E. Kim Kwang Lee Diana Moon June Park Rebecca Young Jee Yoon Youn Ji PR/MARKETING/EDITORS Chan Vicki Park Cynthia HODORI AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM Aarushi Agarwal Brian Chen Chimbo Jeremi UNNI-HYUNG MENTORING UNNI-HYUNG MENTORING PROGRAM BaeChristopher ChoieDianne Fischer Jesse Ko Han Moon Patrick & KNOWLEDGE YCPT NETWORK An Kenneth Baik Eunice Chang Rebecca Sherry Chen Chiang Crystal Cho Lanny Cho Seung Hyun Choi Abraham Choi Young Bo Choi Grace Choi Injee Choi Yeong Ju Choi Judy Chung Christie Elizabeth Hwang Jang Yun Jung Jang Min Jang Sohee Jane Jang Tyson Seong Ji Yun Jung Hyun Kang Hun Dong Kang Esther Kang Haena Kang Min Hyun Kim Andrew Kim Bryant Kim Casey Kim Heewon Kim Jiwon Kim Judy Kim Kay Kahyun Khang Kim Kim Kyukyoung Kim Rebecca Kim Regina Roy Kim Shion Kim Kim Willfree Kim Young Kong Kyung Tae Kwon Samuel Kwon Suji Lee Haizhen Lee James Lee Jieun Lee Joshua Lee Joyce Lee Matthew Lee Paul Lee Rachel Moon Sara Oh Joo Yeon Om Joseph Om Simon Pak Faith Park Jean Park Robin Piao Bob Seong James Woo Jae Shin Minyoung Song Chris Yang Paul Yang Soo Hwan Yannello Christina Ellen Yi Yi Sunabi Yun Suhyun Soo Yeoun Lee Soo Yeoun Li Estella Lo Youkyung Montilla Kenny Park Neil Rafio Janine Rybak Agnieszka Shin Erika Song Jenny Sung Jessica Wong Julia Yang Michelle Yeom Sang Kook Yi Wonji – SERVICES SHELTER HOUSE RAINBOW Bang, MD Eunsook Bang Meeja Chang Staver Chang Steven Cho Yeonhee Choi JinAh Jinwoo Chu Ha Sua Han Hyejin Han John Hong Martha Hyun Eulhyang Im Ilryun Ji Grace Ju Hyunsook Jung Heun Jae Jung Soonyoung Amanda Kim Kang Ashley Eliot Kang Kang Jennifer Kang Jessica Jang Jungsook Kim Dohyung Kim Eunsook Gukhee Kim Kim Hyunhee Kim Keumja Kim Kimin Kim Ock Kum Kim Mijung Kim Namhi Kim Taeksoo Lee Grace Lee Jinok Lee Joshua Lee Sharon Sooil Lee Lee Sunghoon Lee Yaesol Leem Leah Leung Kristine Samei Lim Miriwa Na Jihyun Nah Mi Jung Nam JungMi Namkoong Younju Brigette Noh Noh Suok CHURCH NY WOORI Cecilia Park Park Jin Park Kyong Rafia Janine-Marie Elizabeth Roh Shin Jungwon Son Youhjung SongHannah Yom Won Jong Yang Daeil Yom Typer Yoo Yong Hye Yoon Hyesuk Yu Hasung Zhang Xinyi VOLUNTEERS HR BILINGUAL HOTLINE HOTLINE HR BILINGUAL EVENTS/OUTREACH EVENTS/OUTREACH VOLUNTEERS Bowling Sarah Chan Adam Chan Kristen Eboni Chase Cho Jaime Choi Jenny Lana Foord Guo Xi Hong Jessie Huynh Cindy Jo Cara Jo Jeni Stephen Jo Shati Khan Amanda Kim Kim Rim Hye Kim Hyeri Kina Chieri King Maria Kui Cindy Lee Jenny Sangbin Lee Every day and in every way, the way, and in every day Every our of involvement personal understanding, volunteers—their and support— enthusiasm, with immense KAFSC provides They and inspiration. strength of heroes truly the unsung are want to thank We our success. whoall our dedicated volunteers their talents, skills, given have to make ourand countless hours and services possible. programs 24- Lilian Cho Chun Hyangran Chung Hee Yeung Han Hyejin Han Cheon Ok Heo Michelle Hong Jungwon Martha Hong Myounghwal Hyun Eulhyang Jang Sara Jeong Sui Jo Joanne Sook Ju Hyun Kang Jungsook Kim Chunrye Kim Eunsook Kim Julie Kim Yonghui Kwak Kyungsook Lee Chungwon Connie Lee Lee Yun Jee Lee Jenny Lee Nam Ok S. Lee Cha Sharon Lee Sungmin Lim Heekyung Lim Ilryun Na Chihyon Park Jin Park Maryan Rah Sung Rhee Yoon Roh Jeang You Yoo Jongsoon Yoon Suk Hye Paul is a partner at Wong Fleming and is a partner at Wong Paul office. NJ, Lee, Fort its managing partner of in that, he was assistant prosecutor Before the Honorable clerked for County, Essex and in Union County, Donohue P. Joseph D.C. to Washington was Special Assistant received He A. Anthony Williams. Mayor was Fellowship, Wilson the Woodrow American Pacific the Asian of President and is NJ, of (APALA) Association Lawyers American the Korean of President currently NJ and board Lee, Fort of Association American League the Korean member of and Hope for and Center Action Civic for Sisters). Shelter Our (formerly Safety JOHN YOO & Young David of is president John accessories design, a full-service Company, and marketing firm whose manufacturing J.C. Disney, include Macy’s, partners retail and Aldo. Sears Kohl’s, Nordstrom, Penney, in its 90 employees a team of oversees He Recently, offices. Jersey and New York New Nara BBCN Bank (formerly received John the Year of Entrepreneur Young Bank)’s and distinguished leadership for Award the of is the Chair He growth. company Committee. Governance Board’s ESQ YOON, PAUL for a European record label managing record a European for American artist development. North DANIEL D. PARK D. DANIEL management and IT is a nonprofit Dan experience of years 15 plus with professional Armory, Avenue Park for working currently Previously, nonprofit. an art and cultural and Baruch College Fund for he worked firm as the consulting CCS Fundraising and Director administrator Edge Raiser’s is a music/video Dan IT respectively. of – he has produced enthusiast production Catholic Korean for TV programs several as sound and worked Broadcasting community, many and MC for DJ, engineer, events. and private religious YIM, ESQ. MICHAEL D. at Sedgwick LLP and is a Partner Michael and in labor & employment specializes represents He compensation law. executive clients in the financial, hospitality, and media industries. He manufacturing the International member of is a board was a He Lawyers. Korean of Association Scholar and researched R. Crowley Joseph compliance with international governmental Ireland in Northern rights standards human school, to law Prior he worked and Kenya. ANNE MOSENTHAL, MD, FACS ANNE MOSENTHAL, MD, of the Department Anne is a chair of Medical Jersey New at Rutgers Surgery chair of was vice School and formerly at the New Surgery of the Department NJ. School in Newark, Medical Jersey clinical and with an active a professor As board-certified and academic practice as she has been honored surgeon, trauma Foundation, the Soros Scholar by a Faculty in America, and received on Death Project Johnson Wood the Robert from a grant areas. in these her work for Foundation PARK ALBERT Officer Investment is the Chief Albert Park at WNW Capital, investment a private Prior to launching York. New firm in WNW Capital,such as at firms worked he Goldman Sachs, Management, Millennium and has a Brothers and Lehman Citigroup technology in finance, background diverse holds an MBA from He estate. and real School at the University the Wharton Princeton and BA from Pennsylvania of University.
PETER BYUNGHO LEE PETER BYUNGHO He manager. portfolio is a macro Lee Peter with Citadel, recently was most a hedge fund, trading. NY currency as head of at trading to that, he led derivatives Prior to Prior Capital Management. Eton Park he headed the equity volatility Eton Park, five for Brothers Lehman at analytics group Physics holds a PhD in Particle He years. Caltech and a BS and Math from in Physics UC Berkeley. from LAUREN U.Y. LEE, ESQ. U.Y. LAUREN has been actively Esq. Lee, U. Y. Lauren years, many for KAFSC supporting Galaincluding serving on the Benefit bono counsel tocommittee and as pro clients seeking legal status KAFSC several Act Women Against under the Violence She obtained her B.A. from (“VAWA”). magna Pennsylvania, of the University the Temple from and her J.D. cum laude, magna cum laude. Law, School of University her awarded Families Sanctuary for 2007, In her for Award Advocacy Bono with its Pro on the she served Previously, work. VAWA Defense American Legal the Asian of board (AALDEF). Fund And Education JULIE CHI at Morgan Director is an Executive Chi Julie client data, firmwide She oversees Stanley. specialists located 100 managing a team of Glasgow, London, Baltimore, York, in New experience She has extensive and Mumbai. in people management, business technology and governance, development, demonstrated and a long history of increasing processes, improving success minimizing and costs reducing productivity, she worked Stanley, to Morgan risk. Prior Capital Term at Goldman Sachs and Long on the founding serves Julie Management. the LLC, the MYSELFMYLIFE, of board a unique b.Me, of and developer owner app. data integration well-being personal organizations such as the Korean American as the Korean such organizations their special for Construction Association 2011 Annual Center’s and Rainbow events Rainbow served Joohwan Gala. Benefit two member for NY as a board Center of in with KAFSC it merged before years 2014. January
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BOARD ANNUAL 2016 18 KAFSC Annual Report-Inside 2016_MECH.indd 18-19 KAFSC AnnualReport-Inside 2016_MECH.indd 20 20 2016 STAFF & ADVISORS ANNUAL REPORT HR Manager, Joongang Ilbo William Kang Product Designer, NASDAQ Sylvia Lee Production Coordinator, Global Sara S.Kim QA Consultant BloombergLP at Samuel Cho Senior Associate, Sigma Capital Patrick Moon Engineer, Corporation Harris Monica Eunsun Hyun Program Manager, theColin Powell Katherine Cho Associate,Nomura Securities, Int’l. Jessica Ji-Young Baek NewPhD candidate, York University Jeannie Kim Associate, Sidley Austin LLP Hyun SeanKim Associate, WnW Capital Derek Ahn Tax Associate, BDOUSA LLP Bola Sim Associate Engineer, ConEdison Aaron Na Strategy Manager, andAnalytics Young Yim, Chair ASSOCIATE BOARD Kwanghee Kim FOUNDER Psychotherapist &Adjunct Professor, Shinhee Han, LCSW, PhD Managing Partner, Martini& De Kyun Yi Partner, Samwoo LLP Jong UkHong, CPA PolkCounsel, Davis &Waldwell, LLP Hilary Sunghee Seo, Esq. Founder, Asian Women Giving Circle Hali Lee, MSW ADVISORY COUNCIL Brands Group Brands Partners College, Columbia Teachers at Candidate / M.A. The CityCollege of New York Leadership School forandGlobal Civic Phreesia Columbia University Yi, LLP STAFF &ADVISORS
T-Housing Social Worker Chieon Kim, LMSW Counselor Young Hae Kang, LCSW Events &Communications Caroline Kang Hodori Teacher Seo Hyun Jung Self-Sufficiency Coordinator Christine Joo Hodori Teacher Yang Ji Hodori Teacher Anna Jackson Hodori Teacher Susanna Im Hodori Social Work Intern Yi-Ching Huang Associate CorpsOutreach Civic Charles Huang Hodori Fencing Activity Specialist Marta Hausman Hodori Teacher Assistant Chriscely Garcia Hodori Taekwondo Activity Specialist Matthew CottoFrias Hodori Teacher Assistant Shatima Franklin CorpsProgramCivic Associate Cristina Enriquez Hodori Teacher Assistant Janell Dwyer Hodori Teacher Assistant Miriel Conde Hodori Teacher Assistant Katherine Colindres SCSEP Receptionist Young SookChoi Counselor Susan Choi, MFT Hodori Teacher Jinna Choi Hodori Teacher Assistant Jeremi Chimbo Youth Program Coordinator& Lydia Baek STAFF Bomsinae Kim DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE Coordinator Coordinator Advocate
Hodori Teacher Assistant Albert Song Hodori Teacher Assistant Jamie Smith Shelter Manager (night shift) Heidi SongM.Shin SCSEP Janitorial Assistant Hoo Fat Sham Hodori Teacher Assistant Nicolle Semenova Hodori Teacher Assistant Chanel Roberts Hodori Teacher Assistant Ying Ren SpecialistHodori Education Cheryl Riley SCSEP Shelter Kitchen Manager Cecilia Park Hodori Teacher Assistant Tenzin Palkey Hodori K-pop Activity Specialist Younghoon Oh Hodori Teacher Hyeryung Na SCSEP Receptionist June Moon Hodori Theater Activity Specialist Sung Min Lee Hodori Korean DrummingActivity Songhee Lee Finance Manager &Operations Shao Han Lee Director of ClinicalServices Joy Hee Lee, LMSW Hodori Teacher Ji Yae Lee Hodori Cooking Activity Specialist Jasmine Lee Hodori Teacher Yon Hee Kwon Shelter Social Worker Sue Kim Director of Programs and Saenam Kim &Education Community Outreach Ji Ye Kim, MSW Counselor Jenny Kim, MHC Director of Shelter Services Eunkyung Kim Specialist Administration Coordinator Director of HodoriProgram Mi Jung You, LMHC Grant Officer Jungsook “Grace” Yoon Hodori Social Work Intern Huangshu Xu Hodori Teacher Patsy Vega Hodori Teacher Assistant Paola Vega 5/12/16 6:47PM