Annual Report 2018 Mission Benedict Our Mission St. Joseph Family Shelter, Mount Angel Our Impact We champion the positive development of children and adults, strengthen families 715 382 684 days and nights of respite neighborhood events individuals with intellectual and build community. care provided for families in promoting strong families or developmental disabilities crisis and foster families and resilient neighborhoods receiving person-centered services Our Values 259 60 783 Love affordable homes for children receiving crisis individuals receiving trauma- families in need respite informed, strength-based Justice counseling services Truth Freedom 60 105 families facing adversity youth transitioning out 60 pregnant and parenting receiving shelter and wrap- of foster care receiving women and teens supported Our Vision around supports independent living support

Children, families and adults have the knowledge, skills and desire to 34 More than take control of their own lives and persons with intellectual and 5,000 live responsibly with others in a just developmental disabilities neighbors in need served with support from CCS society. enjoying community life through partners and donors vocational alternatives More on page 13 1 2 Bishop’s Circle Reception July 18, 2018 A Year of Celebration Illahe Hills Country Club, Salem

St. Monica Apartments Opening 2018 Annual Luncheon May 16, 2018 September 26, 2018 St. Monica Apartments, Keizer Salem Convention Center, Salem CCS celebrated the opening of the St. Monica Apartment complex on May 16. Community members gathered to tour the CCS celebrated our 80th Anniversary at the 14th facility and recognize partners who helped turn the blueprints Annual Luncheon in September. Bishop Kenneth into reality - safe, stable homes for vulnerable young mothers to Steiner said a blessing. Julie Hoy and Nathan Olsen nurture their children. provided musical performance.

CCS closed our anniversary year with a beautiful 14th Annual 80th Anniversary Mass Bishop Steiner’s 40th CCS Celebrates Volunteers CCS Achieves Accreditation Mass at St. Edward Catholic Church celebrated by December 2, 2018 Anniversary as a Bishop May 6, 2018 St. Joseph the Worker Dinner Renewal Bishop Kenneth Steiner and concelebrated by Fr. May 6, 2018 St. Edward Catholic Church, Keizer Gary Zerr, Fr. Tim Mockaitus and Fr. Philip Waibel, March 2, 2018 Oregon Garden Resort, Silverton June 27, 2018 St. Mary Parish, Mount Angel and heralded in with the honor guard of the Knights Bishop Steiner Building, Salem Bishop Steiner Building, Salem of Columbus. 3 4 Letter from CCS Board Chair Dear Friends, CCS Board of Directors 2018, our 80th Anniversary year, was busy and fulfilling for the board and staff of Catholic Community Services.

CCS was re-accredited for our 6th three-year cycle by the Council on Accreditation (COA), the nation’s largest and most respected social services accredit- ing body. The on-site reviewers from around the country gave CCS high marks for its capable staff, well-developed systems, and collaborative approach to serving our community.

Our programs serve people with disabilities, children in foster care and foster parents, and families in crisis who need support to protect and nurture their children. Advancements in these areas of focus are too numerous to mention here, but some of the work we are most proud of is highlighted in this report such as the Transitional Living Community at St. Joseph Family Shelter in Mount Angel, our Enhanced Support for Foster Parents pilot program and Scott Wiegal Mike Rohwer Mark Baker Sharon Zielinski Channing Bennett our We Flourish Together curriculum, which aims to enhance the lives of our direct support professionals and the adults with disabilities they serve. President Vice President Treasurer Secretary

With your continued prayers, help and support, we will build upon the CCS tradition of innovation and collaboration while continuing to provide quality services and caring support for our most vulnerable neighbors. Sincerely,

Izzy Cavazos Todd Cooper Lynda Harrington Karen Lamb Pat Olson Scott Wiegal CCS Board Chair

Christi’s Story And that is exactly what she found in the Bean family. Maliyuh and Cameron stayed with the Beans while Christi dealt with her over- Christi’s life changed dramatically overnight three years ago. “Everything was great one moment, and then the whelming grief and loss. It didn’t take Christi long to get her life and next moment, I’m planning my fiancé’s funeral,” she said. her home back in order, but the friendships the two families built will Christi soon found herself in a dark place. “I didn’t even want to live. I buried the love of my life. I wanted to last a lifetime. be with him. That’s all I could think.” With no family in the area, she needed help taking care of her two young children, Maliyuh and Cameron. A friend referred her to Safe Families for Children (SFFC), a program of Catholic “It’s been three years and they have been with me every step of the Community Services. way,” Christi said. “You know throughout your day that you have somebody who loves you and cares about you.” “When a family is in crisis and asks for help, our volunteer families step up to build new friendships and host children in their homes until parents are back on their feet,” said Teri Alexander, SFFC Director. “We matched Christi is now a successful business owner and mom with two healthy children. Thanks to Safe Families Christi and her two children with Scott and Annie Bean and their four children.” for Children - and families like the Beans - Christi did not have to face her struggle against adversity “I really needed a friend and not a social worker,” Christi explained. alone. 5 6 Letter from CCSF Board Chair Dear Friends, CCSF Board of Directors Our 80th Anniversary year was a year to remember. We are grateful to all who helped us mark this major milestone. More new donors and corporate sponsors engaged in our mission than ever before, contributing to a record-breaking annual luncheon celebration.

With the support of the Benedictine Sisters, CCSF completed our first full year of owning and managing St. Joseph Family Shelter, Mission Benedict and Casa Adele in Mount Angel. In May, expanding upon Fr. Charles Taaffe’s vision, we opened the St. Monica Apartments, thanks to the unflagging efforts of our Capital Campaign Committee chaired by Dick Kreitzberg and Glenda Anderson.

With the December opening of Villa Esperanza in Woodburn, we were grateful to offer 16 additional units of new, desperately needed, affordable housing. This new complex was made possible by the generous donation of land by the Tokarski family and our partnership with Oregon Housing and Lynda Harrington Larry Keudell Mark Miedema Norma Jean Fordyce Alma Barajas Bob Boyle Community Services. President Vice President Treasurer Secretary

Throughout 2018, we were happy to celebrate our rich history and hopeful future with so many long-time supporters and new friends. We are confi- dent that with your continued generosity and compassion, we can serve our neighbors well for years to come.

Many blessings,

Rich Ford Bonnie Henny James Hodges Kevin Monaghan Scott Wiegal Colm Willis Lynda Harrington CCSF Board Chair

Jeff’s Story As a father of a child who experiences intellectual and developmental disabilities, Jack Hande says he feels good that Jeff has his independence and a place to call his own. Jeff was born with intellectual and developmental disabilities, but that doesn’t stop him from living his life to the fullest. “I know they care about him, and he is very much attached to the people who take care of him. He depends on them. They are like family,” Jack said. “He is the life of the party, he is just that guy,” said Kristina Quevedo, Assistant House Manager at Chan House. “Everyone wants to be his friend and to be around him all the time.” Jeff lives in the moment, and that is a lesson that he shares with everyone around him. Jeff has called Catholic Community Services’ Chan House “home” for more than 30 years. He previously lived in “I’ve learned from Jeff to live life,” Unique Quantrille, Chan House Manager, said. “Jeffrey wasn’t dealt the Fairview Training Center and, just as its doors were closing, Chan House was being built. the best hand of cards, neither was I, but he inspires me every day to be a better person. He is a child at heart, and that’s what everybody wants to be.” Jeff loves to play basketball and collect toys. His favorite ones were made for him by his dad, Jack. Jeff with House Manager Unique Quantrille and Assistant 7 House Manager Kristina Quevedo 8 Lindsey’s Story Strong Families, Resilient Neighborhoods Lindsey was a freshman in high school when she found out she was pregnant. Feeling scared and alone, she Catholic Community Services is proud to collaborate with Fostering Hope Initiative asked herself, “Should I stay pregnant? I have nothing to offer this kid. What am I going to do?” partners to promote the Strong Families, Resilient Neighborhoods (SFRN) community mobilization movement by engaging, educating and enlisting the entire community in Lindsey was living with her mom who struggled with addiction and mental health issues. She knew their home promoting the Strengthening Families Protective Factors™: was not a safe, stable place to raise a child. Social Connections She left home not knowing where she was going or what she would do. She learned about Father Taaffe Homes Concrete Support for young mothers and moved into St. Monica Home. Lindsey met Father Taaffe briefly during her stay and says Knowledge, Skills and Virtues she will never forget the way he made her feel. Resilience Social and Emotional Competence “He truly believed in helping young ladies with babies overcome obstacles so they could have a chance,” Lindsey As part of the project, eight core nonprofits: CCS, CASA of Marion County, Community said. “You couldn’t help but feel comfortable and safe and loved.” Lindsey and baby Jacob, 1998 Action Agency, Family Building Blocks, Liberty House, Mano a Mano, Options Counseling and Family Services, and Salem Leadership Foundation, will pilot an innovative value- oriented payment system. “He gave me something Dave Hafner, Josh Graves, Senator Jackie Winters and Dick Withnell met to discuss the to work for... Strong Families, Resilient Neighborhoods (SFRN) community mobilization movement. His existence brought me ” Affordable , Supported Housing purpose. In 2018, the Epping Family Foundation, the Tokarski Family, Meyer Memorial Trust and Oregon Housing and Community Services were key partners in advancing the CCSF housing vision: Lindsey and Jacob, 2018 “Individuals and families live in safe, well-maintained, attractive and affordable housing in safe, caring neighborhoods where people know and care about each other.” Father Taaffe’s love and acceptance left a lasting impression on Lindsey. He gave her hope that she could provide a bright future for her child, and that is exactly what she These and other key partners, including Spirit Mountain Community Fund, the Kreitzberg Fund and Bonaventure, helped us to address deferred maintenance and build new affordable housing units. did. In collaboration with Shelter Management and the Fostering Hope Initiative, the CCSF Affordable Housing Program seeks to connect those in need with affordable housing, remove barriers to hous- “To be in the position I am now - to have a degree, a retirement account, a lovely ing access, and create an environment where families can flourish. home, children and marriage - not one thing could have happened without the thing before,” Lindsey said. “Of the best decisions I’ve made in life, most importantly, was Villa Esperanza, or “Hope Villa,” located in Woodburn, is the newest addition to the CCSF portfolio. to stay pregnant with Jacob. He’s now 18. He gave me purpose in a life which was It was completed in December and offers 16 new affordable housing units and a manager’s unit. just chaotic. He gave me something to work for. His existence brought me purpose.” FHI’s Woodburn Community Health Worker has offices on site at the complex and works with fam- Villa Esperanza ilies to access health care, parenting classes, counseling and other community resources. She also Woodburn, Oregon coordinates Community Café gatherings to create caring, supportive relationships among neighbors. 9 10 Leaning into our Future Running an organization which pro- vides exceptional service for more than 5,000 individuals throughout our ten-county service area requires an exceptional team. It is with deep Deputy Executive Director Chief Human Resources Officer Chief Operations Officer Chief Quality Officer Chief Communications and Chief Financial Officer COO of Fostering Hope Initiative gratitude that I recognize the talents Resource Development Officer & ISN Support Services Brokerage and contributions of our dedicated and capable CCS Executive Leader- Josh Graves Marsha Clark Kyle Deets Kristy DeFrance Steve Nass “The strength and courage of the Mona Hayes Jill Sorensen ship Team, known as the “FIT Team” “I am inspired by a community vision “The idea that the quality of our “I am inspired by the work CCS does. We “CCS helps people in all walks of life - people I work with and the individuals of neighbors caring for one another, relationships determines the quality help keep families together and help build “I have been connected with this organi- those who need a safe, stable home or “CCS’s advocacy on behalf of our most (Futures Implementation Team). They we serve inspire me to strive to be the with professional services filling the of our lives is central to how CCS a strong family unit.” zation for more than 20 years, first as a just someone to advocate for them and vulnerable neighbors - that’s what are responsible for implementing best I can be.” gaps to meet specialized needs.” carries out our mission.” volunteer when my children were growing guide them on their journey, especially inspires me.” the Board-approved strategic plan, Kristy is responsible for operations up. My entire family has been enriched by youth. Youth are the future for our for guiding and empowering our Josh leads the CCS Executive Manage- Marsha is responsible for employee Kyle is responsible for all operations planning, program evaluation and stra- our connection with CCS.” community and only their success will Jill provides support and leadership to 300-member staff, and for providing ment Team, ensuring financial viabili- relations, benefits, policy, compliance, within Adult Residential, Brokerage tegic planning for all CCS programs make our community stronger and ISN staff offices throughout eight- Or Mona brings great skill, creativity and on-going progress evaluation and ty, alignment with the board-approved training, recruitment and retention of and Employment Services, Enhanced and provides oversight of the Informa- more resilient.” egon counties to ensure they can do energy as she oversees brand manage- strategic futures plan, and maintain- our 300-person staff. For more than 30 Support for Foster Parents, and Youth tion Technology Department. In 2018, their best work for more than 600 indi- feedback to advance the CCS Mission. ment, fundraising, marketing, legislative ing standards for licensing, contracts years, she has created and managed Residential Services. He coordinates Kristy’s team once again helped CCS Steve is responsible for financial strat- viduals served. She oversees ISN oper- affairs, media relations and digital com- and COA accreditation. He manages financial systems in public, private and with local and state government staff achieve national recognition as an -ac egy and planning, accounting, and risk ations, compliance, quality assurance, munications. CCS strategic relationships with key governmental organizations, including to manage compliance, utilization and credited human services organization management. He provides leadership and financial management. stakeholders including the Oregon De- the Oregon Commission on Children continuous quality improvement. through the New York-based Council for the CCS Business Office Team and Mona earned her Master’s Degree in partment of Human Services, County and Families and Polk County Human on Accreditation (COA). Organizations supports the Boards of Directors with In 2018, Jill additionally assumed lead- Communications from the University Juvenile Departments, Mental Health Services. Kyle earned his Master’s Degree in across the US pursue accreditation financial reporting. ership of the Fostering Hope Initiative of Notre Dame and worked in program Organizations, policymakers and legis- Criminal Justice Administration from with COA to demonstrate the imple- where she utilizes her many skills and marketing and international communi- lators. Marsha holds a Bachelor of Science Western Oregon University. Since join- mentation of best practice standards Steve earned his Bachelor’s Degree in experiences in community advoca- cations for Hewlett-Packard in Palo Alto. Degree in Accounting and Manage- ing CCS in 2003, Kyle has demonstrated in the field of human services. Business Economics from Willamette cy and team-building. Jill earned her Mona co-founded the Salem Multicul- Josh earned his MBA at George Fox ment from Linfield College and a Cer- his commitment to supporting and de- University and spent 12 years in com- Bachelor’s Degree in Women’s Studies tural Institute and World Beat Festival. University and a Bachelor of Science tificate in Public Management from veloping employees and teams to do Kristy earned her MBA with a focus mercial banking prior to coming on with emphasis in Psychology from Port- She has dedicated herself to meeting Degree in Social Science and Adminis- Willamette University. She served as their best work and provide the best on Organization Strategy from George board at CCS in 2013. land State University. She has held in- community needs through effective tration of Justice from Portland State Chief Financial Officer from 2012 to outcomes for the people we serve. Fox University. She has been with CCS creasingly responsible roles since join- nonprofit management and community University. He has held increasingly re- 2018. since 2005 and looks forward to many ing CCS in 2001. engagement. sponsible positions at CCS since 2000 more years of service. when he joined the organization as a youth and family counselor. Executive Director Jim Seymour 11 Futures Implementation Team 12 Mission Benedict Community Garden Opens Spring 2018 - Mission Benedict, Mount Angel On behalf of the children, youth, adults and families we serve, More than families and children facing More to Celebrate food insecurity are served by 2,500 Mission Benedict

CCS Launches Enhanced Support for Foster Parents March 2018 Our new pilot project providing respite, mentorship and com- munity support for foster families resulted in breakthrough outcomes. Pictured: Foster parents Tony and Janet Weaver $100,000 & Above $10,000 to $24,999 foster parent retention, Oregon State K of C Charities 100% 0 disrupted placements Bonaventure ThankSenior Living A. J. Frank Family Foundation St.You... Edward Catholic Church The Ford Family Foundation Exchange Club of Salem United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley Kaiser Permanente Laura Fessler Willamette Workforce Partnership Meyer Memorial Trust Marion & Polk Early Learning Hub CCS Celebrates Our Direct Support Professionals Mountain West Investment Corp Mid-Willamette Valley Community “It is in giving that June 14, 2018 - Oregon State Fairgrounds, Salem Oregon Department of Education Action Agency we receive.” Our We Flourish Together curriculum of Mindfulness Meditation, Oregon Department of Human Services Oregon Community Foundation Hill Honest Compassionate Communication and Trauma-Informed Salem Foundation - Kreitzberg Fund Family Trust ◆◆◆ St. Francis of Assisi Care using the Sanctuary® Model is available to all CCS Direct Salem Foundation - Larry and Jeanette Support Professionals. Epping Family Foundation adults with intellectual or Willamette Valley Community Health $5,000 to $9,999 developmental disabilities Diana Batten 61 cared for in nurturing homes Jim and Lorna Monaghan $25,000 to $99,999 Fischer, Hayes, Joye and Allen CPAs Stewart and Mona Hayes ◆◆ $1,000 to $4,999 St. Joseph Family Shelter Welcomes Families Jane Kreitzberg The Collins Foundation in Crisis Joe and Nancy Kuehn Doris J. Whipper Fund of the Oregon Glenda Anderson ◆ October 2018 - St. Joseph Family Shelter, Mount Angel Margaret Martindale ◆◆ Community Foundation Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon Our Lady Of Lourdes Catholic Community families receiving shelter and wrap- Estate of Margaret Partsch Nancy and Bryan Arneson ◆ Robert M. and Cecilia A. Stuckart around supports through the new Gelco Charitable Foundation B.P., Lester & Regina John Foundation Fund at Oregon Community 25 Transitional Living Community (TLC) Oregon Health Authority Vic and Karen Backlund ◆ Foundation Richard and Joanna Kreitzberg James and Renee Baer Community Garden Salem Foundation - Elmer E. Smith Jr. Fund Christmas Food Box Blessing Mount Angel Abbey and Seminary Bruce and Jill Pollard ◆ Mission Benedict, Mount Angel December 15, 2018 - Mission Benedict, Mount Angel Spirit Mountain Community Fund Bishop Kenneth Steiner ◆◆ Multi-Year Pledge Holders: St. Mary Catholic Church Carpenter ◆◆◆ Christmas boxes provided to Marie Storm ◆ Foundation ◆◆ Dick and Gayle Withnell families in need ◆◆◆ Groundbreaker ◆ 13 159 Dick and Gayle Withnell 14 Mark and Patricia Baker ◆◆ Marjorie Dudley Jim and Diane Link Salem Health Hospitals and Clinics Osbaldo and Tricia Cisneros Timothy and Theresa Kirsch Therese Baker Dale Deshon and Kathryn Eder-Deshon LMC Construction Parviz and Maudie Samiee ◆ Marsha Clark Knights of Columbus #1767 Mt. 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Petrone Shangri-La Wally and Janie Vohland Marie and Tim Wirch Chuck White Consulting Carol and Bill Gallagher Richard and Debra Jo Pine Charles Sherman Thomas and Linda Vondrachek Kurt and Pamela Wittman Paige Clarkson and Jason Van Meter James and Donna Garaventa Allan and Joshlene Pollock Amanda Shine Teresa Vu Woodburn Grange #79 Scott and Laurie Coburn Leonard Gibson Marilyn Potter Gary and Denise Silbernagel Theresa Wade Katherine Woodley Neil and Rita Cohen Derek and Renee Gilbert Gregory and Heidi Pramuk Wayne Silbernagel Warren and Margaret Wagenseil Robert Woods C.J. and Sylvia Coleman Aaron and Kelli Gilliland Thomas and Cheryl Prince Bill and Kathy Sime Rebecca Lynn Walker Judge Daniel Wren Karen Cook William and Lori Golan Daniel and Rhonda Prodzinski Holly Simmons Jason Walling YMCA of Marion and Polk Counties Todd Cooper Thomas Golden Richard and Cheryl Proulx Lori Simpson Michael Walz Chris Young and Vashti Young Heidi Cossitt Richard and Eileen Goodwin George and Stephanie Puentes Sam and Jennifer Skillern Julie Warncke Lisa Zellner Creative Hair Design Maxene Grabe Amy Queen Cameron Smith Kristie Wasenmiller Gregory and Linda Zeuthen Marilee Darby Margaret Grant Roy and Susan Raat Walter and Stephanie Smith ◆ Charles and Jane Wavra Dan Zielsdorf and Anne Rettinger- Henry Davis Michael Greenfield Rancho LP James Spencer Anthony and Susan Weathers Zielsdorf Bishop Steiner, Lynda and Dr. Lee Harrington Michelle Davis Barbara Grosman Pam Devlaeminck Andrew Grover Redeemer Lutheran Church Maria Spencer Donald and Rosalie Weathers Martin and Sharlene Zollner Robert and Joan Berg Don and Pat Dickey Laura Grunfeld Mary Reese St. Patrick’s Guild Bradley Webster Norman Zollner Lynda Bersani Eveyln Doherty Susan Haagenson Jon Johnson Susan Reich Ted and Mimi Stang Mary Wendling John and Geraldine Beyer Bryanna Duke Dennis Hadley Donald and Gisela Murtha William and Susan Ridgway Greg and Shaney Starr Duane and Cathe West John and MaryKay Bielemeier “Nothing else in all life is such Mark Duyck Alice Hallinan Carolyn Nelson Dick and Gay Riesterer Ronald Steiner Michael Whalen Gene and Susan Bloom a maker of joy and cheer as Robert and Pat Ebner Julie Hambuchen Matt Newey Maria Rivas Nancy Stewart Jack Whelan Barbara Bochsler Edgar Fennimore and Jean Fennimore Trust Howard and Johanna Hamilton Rick Newton H.F. and M.M. Roberts Rick and Gayle Strawn Tom Whitaker the privilege of doing good.” Gordon and Barbara Bollinger Joe Egli Richard and Marilyn Hammelman Roy and Lei Nichol Germaine and Les Robinett Jan Svingen Dennis and Christine Wiegal Peter and Sheila Boulay James Russell Miller Micheal Ellison Tamara Hampton Barbara Nizich Richard and Margarita Robles SwiftCare Mark Wigg Jennifer Boulden Robert and Lee Ann Emanuel Susan Hatten Peter Noble Jose and Maria Rodriguez-Parra Target Corporation Kelly and Margaret Wilson Thelma Bourbonnais Garth and Darcy Engle Melissa Hayden Norpac Foods Richard and Lisa Rogers Michael Tate Paul Wilson Kristi Brackinreed Dr. Paula Eschtruth Amanda Hemmer Jack and Irene Nothwang Patrick Rooney Jr Linda Taylor and Jorge Lara Windedahl Rangitsch To $99 Vincent and Terry Brand Etzel Living Trust Ernest and Karen Heuberger Kristen Nuckolls Rose City Model T Club Douglas and Judith Tedrow Groeneveld & Norton Frances Britt Ronald and Janice Fleener Jean Hill-Rutter Gayle O’Neil Michael and Dolores Rossetti The Benevity Community Impact Fund Rae Winstone Ariana Adams Matthew and Molly Brittan Irvin and Eva Fletcher John and Anne Hill Iris O’Neil Ian and Jolyn Rothgery Robert and Gina Thomas Maria Aisporo Kevin and Serena Brophy Frank and Rita Foltz Ron and Sharon Hill Obersinner Farms Doug Rumpel Gerald and Susan Thompson Dean and Debbie Allen Juli Burchard Lee and Shirley Foust Zac Hill Christine Olivas Deanna Salvo Doug and Karen Thwaite Peter and Grace Allen Jenna Calk Tim Fox Lawrence and Alysa Hilton Glen and Elaine Olsen Rock and Christy Sander Donna Tims Frances Alvarado Barbara Callahan Barbara Fryer Timothy and Susan Hittle OMAC Advertising Carl Sanders Bob and Jan Tivel Joe and Marylou Amsberry Jan Calvin Leslie Gabel Bruce and Jeanette Houck One Simple Wish Kathleen Saucy Patti Togioka Chester Anonson Steven and Mary Campbell Neva Hutchinson Oregon Association of Nurseries Phil and Angela Scanlan Nancy Tolin Rafael Arellano Julian and Sally Cangelosi William and Susan Hutchinson Willamette Chapter Diana Schimschok Pam and Dave Towry David and Kathleen Astle Cheryl Cannon Alicia Itzaina Oregon Catholic Press Bryan and Janet Schmidt Cynthia Unger Mary Austin Kevin and Janet Carlson Tod and Marjorie Jenning Oregon Hop Growers Assoc. Jeff Schmidt United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Elizabeth Baker Jessica Carpenter Chris and Lydia Jones Stanley and Joan Page Ronald and Cindy Schmidt Southern New Jersey Jeannette Baker Barbara Carranza Stephen and Delia Joye Rev. Michael Patrick Tina Schneider United Way of the Columbia-Willamette Jennifer Baker Carmen Cebreros Judicial Mediation Project Scott Peavy Schwab Charitable - Linda W Van Wart Fred and Mary Vandecoevering Annie Battee Steve Cerri Rosella Kaiser Dale Penn II Chairtable Fund Allen and Teri Vandecoevering Dick and Shirley Baxter Norman and Kathleen Charpilloz Alison Kelley Maria Amalia Peraza Contreras Mayanna Seiler Helen Vandecoevering Paul and Eileen Bedard Donald and Virginia Chehak Elizabeth Kenyon Anne and Timothy Perri Richard and Alberta Semke Steven and Gianna Vandecoevering Elizabeth Bentz Aleta Ching David Kilada Joseph Perry Service Master of Salem Helen Visarraga-Mills Dolores Benz Adrienne Christian King Fisher Mattress and Furniture Virgil and Jennie Peters Mary Kathryn Seubert Archbishop Emeritus John G Vlazny William Benz Art and LaVeta Christiansen 19 Bob and Marypat Hill Richard Kreitzberg and Jim Seymour 20 Daniel and Kristine King Neil and Barbi Mahoney Judy Proctor Leona Stoll Marilyn Kirk Dolores Mallory Allan and Jolice Raschio John Stott and Margaret Michel Expense by Program Area Leah Kirschner Marion-Polk Food Share Nick Reding Elizabeth Strauss Adults with Rosemary Koch Florence Matson Zack Reeves Ted and Joann Stuckart Financial Stewardship Disabilities David and Mary Kohler Carol McCarl Maria Reyes Kelly Swanson-Jaecks Investment in Our Community: Integrated Services Robert Koreski Onna McColly Robert Richard DeAnna Tapia Network Christina Korkow Carlos Medina Patricia Rider Bonnie Terhaar Affordable Housing & Eleanor Kracke Rosemary Meier Martin Risby Sidney and Lisa Thiel Property Management Ann Kraemer Richard and Larae Metz Steven and Susan Ritchie Joseph and Mary Thimm Revenue by Organization CCS $24,885,695 Administration James LaBar Willa Miles Irma Rouse Dennis and Sandra Tiernan CCSF Karen Lamb Ann Miller Gaile Ruddiman Robert and Mary Ann Timm Fundraising Ronald and Rose Lambert Jennifer Miller Max Ruef Mechelle Trefethen ISN Family & Parenting Mary Frances Landsness Sharon Miller and Lawrence Nasset Tori and Armando Ruiz Truist Michaele Lansing Luehrs William and Wendy Mills Dean and Barbara Sagen Ralph and Lila Turner Youth Programs Dawnnesha Lasuncet FJ and Natalie Mingus Robert and Diane Salvo Dennis Twenge Revenue by Organization Expense by Organization ThankSusan Lind Tristin Mock Joe and Carol Sandaal YouDeborah Unger Glen Lindeman Anna Munson Laurie SantaMaria Elaine Unger CCS $ 14,849,455 CCS $ 15,008,420 Belinda Liviero Megan Myrick Santiam Memorial Hospital US Bank Foundation - Employee CCSF $ 8,037,151 CCSF $ 4,940,892 Expense by Program Area Enedice Lopez Diane Navarrete Edward and Sharon Schrock Matching Gift Program ISN $ 1,999,089 ISN $ 1,956,585 Linda and Bruce Lowe Jamie Nibler Wayne and Rosezanna Schultz Thomas Vanderwiel ______Adults with Disabilities (Residential) $ 8,657,994 Jane Lowery Kelly Nick Patrick and Cynthia Scott Jean Vermilya Total $ 24,885,695* Total $ 21,905,897 Integrated Services Network $ 1,956,585 Don Luis James Niedermeyer Mary Seel Shirley Voelker Affordable Housing, Property $ 3,045,413 *Note: Includes restricted funds for future projects Deborah Lute Brandy O’Bannon Victoria Shinn Claudia Vorse Development and Management Johnny Mack Jeanette Shoemaker LeeAnn and Daniel O’Leary Deanna Waldner Administration $ 3,425,604 Mandi Mack Wauneta Ohnmacht Melanie and Emil Shutts Gretchen Ward Revenue by Source Fundraising $ 1,365,020 Benjamin and Michelle Orozco Patrick Sieng Needham and Diane Ward Grants & Contributions Sarah Owens Silver T Horseless Carriage Club Frank and Linda Warren Family & Parenting $ 2,897,690 In-kind Contributions Youth Programs $ 557,591 Pacific Training Center Timothy Sinatra Diane Watson ______Timothy and Mary Louise Page Robert Sisk Randy and Rose Wavra Government Grants & Contracts Total $ 21,905,897 Joyce Paladino - Bebe Alfred Smith Lillian Weaver Sonia Parksion Gordon and Eileen Smith Leslie Wiege Fees & Rents Kelley Parosa Joy Smith Rebekah Willhite Other Expense by Category Wendy Patton Sandy Smith David Wilson Anna Pavlik Shirley Smith Kristen Wohlers Program Activities $ 15,554,877 Tom Peel Terrance and Sharon Smith Joyce Wolfard Revenue by Source Phiz Spa Howard and Terrell Solazzo Gerrit Wood Affordable Housing, Property $ 1,560,396 Evan Sorce Development and Management Charles and Rebecca Piper Leo and Patti Woods Grants & Contributions $ 3,403,499 Robert and Judy Plata Brenda Spangler Mary Woods Administration $ 3,425,604 Janice Spees In-kind Contributions $ 2,725,000 Fundraising $ 1,365,020 Alfred and Mary Pohlschneider Sondy and Barclay Wyss ______Roger Porzig Donald and Sharon Spinas Joann Yonemura Government Grants & Contracts $ 13,052,115 Total $ 21,905,897 Michael and Sharon Prange Richard Stanislawski Sean Young Fees & Rents $ 4,950,627 Margaret Pranger Jessica Stanton YourCause, LLC Trustee for Other $ 754,454 ______Lee and Donna Prantl Richard and Katherine Stein Hewlett-Packard Source: Audited Financial Reports for the year ending June 30, 2018 Sr. Jane Hibbard, Jolyn Rothgery and Sr. Dorothy Bill and Janet Predeek Ronald and Denise Stenger Sarah Zielinski Total $ 24,885,695 21 Jean Beyer 22 3737 Portland Rd NE Salem, Oregon 97301 PO Box 20400 Salem, Oregon 97307-0400 503-390-2600 www.ccswv.org

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