JULY 1, 2015 – JUNE 30, 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

MIRIAM’S FLAGSHIP HOUSE 1972 2011 ERNA’S HOUSE 2012

PATRICIA HANDY PLACE FOR WOMEN 2016

ONE VILLAGE FY16 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Peter Shields, Chair Sherry Hiemstra Ruth Sorenson, Vice-Chair Christine Kaufman Carolyn Arpin, Treasurer Gary Maring La Guardia Myers, Secretary Jacqueline Michel Cindy Aron, Asst. Secretary Portia Robertson Migas Rev. Karen Brau Michael Nassy Tammy Cameron Rachel Panay Dan Corbett Andrea Ponsor Crystal Corman Allison Putala William Ebbs Sid Stolz Jane Fishkin LaVern Walker Robin Halsband Patrice Willoughby Keith Harley

HONORARY BOARD

Linda Daschle Kate Moss Diana Enzi Pamela Rothenberg BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD Kitty Higgins Jennifer Stewart Joe Horning H. Stewart Van Scoyoc Debbi Jarvis Marvin Weissberg Melissa Maxfield Carol Wheeler A LETTER TO OUR FRIENDS 1 Peter Shields Peter Chairman, Directors Board of phase of renovations – which included – which included renovations phase of our House, to Miriam’s updates significant women to dedicated program housing Along with eight HIV and AIDS. living with units (bringing the total new residential a fully has House now 25), Miriam’s to a new kitchen, and updated renovated and room, an exercise lab, and computer including improvements energy efficient system. and a new HVAC new windows The doors of N Street Village have been open Village have N Street of doors The have women and thousands of 44 years, for find a welcoming our threshold to crossed rich and a new beginning. This community our past of and the achievements history, because only been possible year, have tended to faithfully have like you supporters the heart ensured that have this mission. You with our beat to this Village continues of people generous of ideals. Because founding delivering on our long- we are still like you, hope and renewal. of promise standing board and staff our fellow behalf of On whom we serve, members, and all the women Village. N Street support of your for thank you gratitude, In Stribling Schroeder Executive Director Keeping Our Promise: , we completed the first , we completed N Street Village will now be now Village will N Street 40th Anniversary Capital Campaign for We more than doubled our housing Handy Place Patricia capacity: The site, opened our fourth Women, for 213-bed facility in April 2016. This women emergency housing for provides homelessness, includes a experiencing offers for seniors, and floor dedicated women needed spaces for critically care. medical receiving on-site intensive on our progress We made significant and preservation housing renovation the plans: As part of N Street Village We take seriously the responsibility to extend extend to We take seriously the responsibility support to hospitality and constructive both individual, and we are also keenly aware every our are in need of women many just how of with our report that to support. We are proud FY16,in expansion • • Hospitality has always been at the heart of the heart of been at has always Hospitality front our at our mission. When she arrives with woman each individual door, we greet want we would the respect and kindness that in a moment we love or anyone ourselves for this new that hardship or need. We know of and dignity, and our worth guest has inherent support and honor her unique purpose is to and growth. recovery of journey highlights from the notable Here are a few of our past year: We are honored to present you with the with the you present to We are honored FY16 the illustrates Report, which Annual during this investment your of vital impact the Village. In N Street year for momentous of will find a summary you pages following our a description of milestones, the year’s health, and personal financial organization’s healing and who found women from stories Village. home here in our more to housing and services provide able to than 1,500 individuals each year. Dear Friends of N Street Village: N Street of Friends Dear 1 2 3

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1. July 22, 2015 – Bloomberg invites N 4. September 25, 2015 - Mautner Project Sessions. This year’s event featured Street Village residents to attend a of Whitman-Walker Health honored the local 90’s cover band, White Washington Kastles tennis match. N Street Village Executive Director, Ford Bronco. Schroeder Stribling, with the Healing 2. September 17, 2015 – Tea Time with 7. October 22, 2015 – Rep. Maxine Waters Works Award. Chef B. Lin. visited the Village with several of her 5. October 2015 – The Village family rallied Congressional colleagues to honor the 3. September 19, 2015 – N Street for our annual October SHERO online 50th anniversary of the Department of Village partnered with TTR Sotheby’s fundraising event. Together we raised Housing and Urban Development. International Realty for the third annual more than $80,000 in just one month! Celebrate Logan, an afternoon of 8. October 22, 2015 – How I Got Over tastings from 14th Street restaurants. 6. October 5, 2015 – N Street Village’s screening at Motion Picture Association Impact Committee hosted their annual of America. concert fundraising event, Night

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9. October 23, 2015 – Cheryl English 12. November 17, 2015 – The N Street 14. November 18, 2015 – N Street Village and NBA Cares spent an afternoon Village and Luther Place Ambassadors residents and staff gathered to volunteering at the Village. of Praise joined voices with the Rock celebrate Cheryl’s graduation from the Creek Singers of the Gay Men’s Chorus Recovery Housing program. You might 10. October 29, 2015 – Emergent of Washington at the Men for N recognize Cheryl as she was a featured BioSolutions dedicated a few hours of Concert. client in last year’s Annual Report. their day to serve lunch to the clients at the Village Day Center as part of our 13. November 18, 2015 – The INCII 15. September 23, 2015 – N Street Village Corporate Friday program. group visited the Village; guests clients, staff and board members were included Honorary Board Member invited to the official White House 11. November 5, 2015 – Holy Trinity School Carol Wheeler, 2016 Gala Co-Chairs welcome of Pope Francis. held their annual Mini-Walk for N Street Kasey Crowley and Marie Royce, and Village. Ambassador Claudia Fritsche of the Principality of Liechtenstein. 3 16 18

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16. December 3, 2015 – Bank of America 19. February 11, 2016 – More than 50 Village 22. March 15, 2016 – Annual Gala

reception announcing their $200,000 friends gathered at the Bank of America a. Richard Gere, 2016 Steinbruck Award gift to N Street Village. Penthouse Suite to celebrate the N Recipient Courtney Hayes, N Street Street Village Ambassadors Council’s 17. December 10, 2015 – Cartier held an Village Executive Director Schroeder 2nd birthday. event to support N Street Village that Stribling and 2016 Steinbruck Award raised more than $9,000. 20. February 17, 2016 – The Magical Danny Recipient Rose Shaw.

Dubin performed for clients and staff of 18. December 29, 2015 – Ford’s Theatre b. Senator Tom Daschle, 2016 Founder’s N Street Village. chose N Street Village as the recipient Award Recipient Melissa Maxfield of their annual donation drive during 21. February 20, 2016 – N Street Village and N Street Village Honorary Board A Christmas Carol, raising $90,000! residents enjoyed “a day at the track” Member Linda Daschle. with the DC Roller Girls.

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Founding Partner Chuck Solem and N Keeping Our Promise Capital Campaign a. N Street Village Executive Director Street Village Capital Campaign Co- renovations at Miriam’s House. Schroeder Stribling thanks Oprah chair Arne Sorenson. 25. May 14, 2016 – More than 70 volunteers Winfrey after her $1 Million gift 23. April, 2016 – N Street Village opened soaked up the sunshine while weeding, announcement.

a fourth site, the Patricia Handy Place planting and mulching the N Street b. A packed house of nearly 700 guests for Women, as part of the mayor’s Village Community Garden and enjoys the afternoon of empowerment. Homeward DC plan to ensure that sidewalk flowerbeds at our annual homelessness is rare, brief and non- Family & Friends Day. 27. June 17, 2016 – Volunteers from recurring in DC by 2020. This new Discovery Communications came to shelter downtown provides emergency the Village as part of Discovery’s annual and temporary housing for more than Impact Day. 200 women. 5 Over the last 40 years, N Street Village has alone, we have tripled the number of women we grown to become the largest provider of serve each year. supportive services and housing for homeless To ensure that we are able to keep our promise and low-income women in D.C. – and the to each and every woman who comes through only provider of comprehensive help for our doors, N Street Village launched the Keeping women open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Our Promise 40th Anniversary Capital Campaign 365 days a year. for N Street Village. The Campaign is co-chaired In recent years, demand for our services has by Ruth and Arne Sorenson and honorary co- risen, and our aging buildings and overcrowded chairs Linda and Tom Daschle. programs cannot keep pace. In the last decade

PHASES OF THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN PROJECT PHASE SCOPE STATUS

Miriam’s House 8 additional housing units, a fully renovated kitchen, a new computer COMPLETE lab, and an exercise room, as well as energy efficiency improvements including new windows and HVAC system.

Residential Renovation Renovation of our affordable housing apartments (Eden House), IN PROGRESS at the Flagship Site addition of two units of permanent supportive housing, renovation of existing forty-two units of permanent supportive housing, installation of new roof along with plumbing and elevator upgrades.

Program Expansion at Expansion of the Day Center, relocation of the kitchen, expansion of BEGINNING 2017 the Flagship Site the Wellness Center, creation of the Technology Center. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN CAPITAL $9M

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Thank you to so many who have helped make this possible. With a final push together we can meet our goal of $9M by the end of 2016. If you’d like more information about the Capital Campaign, please contact Chief Development Officer Stuart Allen at 202-939-2085 or [email protected]. 6 PATRICIA HANDY PLACE CATHERINE’S STORY FOR WOMEN 2016

Then she heard about N Street Village. Catherine “N STREET VILLAGE IS made her way here and almost instantly felt safe and welcome. She started taking classes REALLY A COMMUNITY. in the Village Wellness Center. Even though her housing was still uncertain, she began to see EVERYONE HERE hope for a better tomorrow.

IS TREATED WITH Then Catherine’s hope was realized - N Street Village was opening the new emergency RESPECT.” housing program. Catherine applied and was one of the first women accepted into the Senior Temporary Housing program at The Patricia Handy Place for Women.

Catherine worked hard all of her life. She retired With stable housing in a caring community, from her retail career in 2008 and assumed the Catherine can now embark on a new beginning. full-time role of taking care of her mother in Catherine recently started working and looks Memphis. After her mother passed in March forward to moving into her own place again 2011, Catherine decided to move to DC to be where she can cook. closer to her niece and nephew. She had a hard time finding work and lived in a hotel until she could no longer afford the cost.

On a cold morning in February 2016, Catherine became homeless for the first time in her life. Alone, she made her way to Union Station where she met a woman who told her about the city’s emergency shelters.

“There was nothing positive in the shelter. I’d never been to prison but it felt like that to me. Women just waiting for the day to pass; many of them suffering.”

7 85% 12% African American reported living with HIV (One percent is considered an epidemic rate by the World Health Organization) OUR CLIENTS

49% 3 in 5 have chronic health problems have no income when they come to N Street Village

88% 68% reported mental health issues, are over 50 years old substance abuse issues, or both (Compare to 46% of homeless nationally. Source: NAMI.org 2015) 8 YOUR IMPACT

89% 76% of residents in recovery of residents in our Luther Place Night maintained their sobriety Shelter exited to improved housing (Compared to 35% nationally. Source: (Compared to 60% for transitional housing programs Community Mental Health Journal 2011) in the District of Columbia. Source: The Community Partnership for the Prevention of Homelessness)

68,074 89% meals served of residents with mental illness maintained stable mental health (Compared to 83% nationally. Source: “Predicting Staying In or Leaving PSH,” HUD 2006)

YOUR GENEROSITY CHANGED THE LIVES OF MORE THAN 1,400 HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME WOMEN IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

51 units of affordable housing and 391 THIS YEAR. women provided supportive housing THANK YOU! in a loving community

9 Like many newcomers in this area, Misty moved to DC for an exciting job opportunity. After moving across FLAGSHIP 1972 country, she didn’t know many people. She soon felt isolated and turned to alcohol for the first time in her life. Things spiraled quickly for Misty – she lost her job and, unable to find a new position, she found herself homeless. “N STREET VILLAGE While staying with various acquaintances, Misty’s health took a turn and she was hospitalized repeatedly IS THE BEST THING for pancreatitis. Her doctor pleaded with her to stop drinking alcohol and helped her find a treatment THAT HAPPENED program. After completing 28 days of inpatient detox, Misty entered the N Street Village Recovery Housing TO ME...” program designed for women with substance abuse and mental health concerns. MISTY’S STORY MISTY’S

While in the Recovery Housing program, Misty learned the hard way that recovery is a continual process, with bumps along the way. She relapsed again while here but had the courage to learn from the experience and move forward, starting her recovery journey again the next day. “... IT IS A SAFE Misty has also been inspired by the N Street Village alumnae who return to the Village and volunteer – she PLACE THAT sees that change and recovery are possible with hard work and determination. ENCOURAGES When Misty completes the Recovery Housing program, she would like to get back into the marketing PERSONAL field and find her own new housing. She would also GROWTH.” like to return to the Village as a volunteer.

10 MIRIAM’S ROBYN’S STORY HOUSE 2011

“MIRIAM’S HOUSE IS When Robyn was two years old, her mother died in a car accident and her father was left to raise her and WONDERFUL! her two sisters. Her father was caring and taught them to stick together. Things changed a few years later I HAVE A FAMILY when they moved into a new environment where the house was constantly filled with people and often THAT REALLY CARES drugs. A boy who also lived there started sexually FOR ME NOW.” abusing Robyn. She feared her father’s anger and never told anyone about the abuse. At age 14, she started using drugs to mask the pain of the trauma.

The years that followed were filled with a cycle of In 2014, after exiting another detox program, Robyn heard drugs, prostitution, arrest, detox and homelessness. about N Street Village and one day she came to the While at a clinic in the late 1980s, Robyn was Village Day Center for lunch. Robyn immediately liked the diagnosed as HIV positive and the doctor told her she community and began returning daily. Robyn later entered was going to die. She felt hopeless and her addiction the N Street Village Recovery Housing Program. The intense continued for another 30 years. program was tough for Robyn, who admits she never did well with taking direction or following rules.

Robyn didn’t realize it, but the N Street Village staff were working on a more permanent housing option for her. After the Capital Campaign construction was complete at Miriam’s House, our housing program for women living with HIV, Robyn was offered her very own apartment for the first time in her life.

Robyn has thrived at Miriam’s House and is focused on her health and sobriety. She recently had knee replacement surgery – something she wouldn’t have been able to handle before. Once her knee is fully healed, she hopes to get a part-time job working with dogs.

“THEY SAW SOMETHING IN ME THAT I DIDN’T SEE IN MYSELF.” 11 4% 5%

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19% 61% 12% FINANCIALS 15%

REVENUE EXPENSES

Annual Fund Contributions 3,898,649

Rental and Earned Revenue 1,367,319 Housing and Supportive Services 4,402,714

Government Contracts 1,667,501 Management and General 879,360

Other 314,264 Fundraising and Events 958,190

Total Annual Operating Revenue 7,247,733 Total Annual Expenditures 6,240,264

Add’l Revenue Restricted to Capital 1,223,770 Depreciation 637,159

Donated Goods and Services 371,046 Donated Goods and Services 371,046

Total Revenue 8,842,549 Total Expenses 7,248,469

These results represent the activities of N Street Village, Inc. as well as its building operations. NSV Inc. is the owner of a Low Income Housing Tax Credit property. In FY16 total revenue was $8,842,549 of which $7,247,733 is operating revenue. Total expenses were $7,248,469 including $637,159 of depreciation and $371,046 of donated goods and services which are non-cash expenses. These results are unaudited. Audited financial statements for the last three fiscal years are available on our website and at Guidestar.org. The Housing and Supportive Services line includes Bethany’s Women Center, Luther Place Night Shelter, Recovery Housing, Wellness Center, Miriam’s House, Erna’s House, and Permanent Supportive Housing.

12 LINDA’S STORY FLAGSHIP 1972

Linda grew up in a loving family. After Linda enjoyed the variety of activities in the Day graduating from high school, Linda received a Center. She moved into N Street Village’s Luther certificate in secretarial services. She worked for Place Night Shelter in July 2015 and started on 30 years as an administrative professional and the road to recovery, maintaining her sobriety later as a nursing assistant. and learning to live with and understand her mental illness. She also started to feel But Linda’s life was not so easy, she struggled comfortable enough with herself to reconnect with mental illness and addiction, and she with her family, from whom she had been found herself homeless. She started coming to estranged for more than eight years. N Street Village’s Day Center to use the shower and get a meal. For months she kept to herself After less than a year in the Night Shelter, but one day Linda opened up to the staff and Linda found permanent housing in a supportive asked for help in finding housing. independent living environment. Grateful for her progress and housing, Linda continues to visit the Day Center and participate in our programs.

Linda is focused on her recovery and mental health stability. Linda is also working on her resume and is in the process of getting a part- time job where she will be able to help others on their path to recovery and healing.

“N STREET VILLAGE STABILIZED ME SO I COULD BE IN A PLACE TO HELP MYSELF.”

13 ERNA’S HOUSE 2012

Winona had a hard childhood. She was raised For the first time in many years, Winona now in multiple foster homes, starting when she has her own apartment where she feels safe and was just an infant. At the age of 17, she became secure, with newfound happiness. pregnant and got married. Winona had two Not only does Winona have stable housing, she children with her husband. After her children also enjoys the caring community that N Street grew up, the couple separated and Winona Village provides. was left homeless, living in shelters, hotels,

and a rooming house. Without stable housing “We have game nights and sometimes we just and with nowhere else to turn, she moved into sit around and talk.” WINONA’S STORY WINONA’S her daughter’s apartment for several years. Circumstances changed and Winona was once With an apartment of her own, Winona can again homeless. now focus on managing her chronic health conditions, and she is hoping to go back to Winona applied and was accepted to N Street school to get her GED. She enjoys playing cards Village’s Erna’s House – a Housing First model and singing in the choir at her church. Winona program that provides permanent supportive has also reconnected with her children and loves housing for women with histories of chronic to spend time with her four grandchildren. homelessness.

“THE ERNA’S HOUSE STAFF REALLY CARE ABOUT US.”

14 MAP OF SERVICES 15 & income Referrals for employment employment for Referrals ERNA’S HOUSE ERNA’S & one- 30 efficiencies for apartments bedroom of histories with women homelessness chronic and laundry year for meals, showers, meals, showers, year for Day center open 365 days/ center Day PATRICIA HANDY HANDY PATRICIA PLACE FOR WOMEN shelter beds, 188 temporary senior beds, 13 transitional respite beds 12 medical MIRIAM’S HOUSE with 25 single rooms shared living spaces that living with women targets of rent pay HIV, residents 30% income LUTHER PLACE PLACE LUTHER NIGHT SHELTER 31 beds in dorm setting, of stay length flexible & classes Wellness promotion & Wellness promotion disease prevention activites disease prevention 51 units of independent, independent, 51 units of low– housing for affordable income and moderate– or individuals families EDEN HOUSE PERMANENT PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING rooms rent 42 single low for in shared apartments of a history with women homelessness, chronic addiction, illness, mental disability THE FLAGSHIP assessment assessment Housing needs & recovery, peer mentoring recovery, Mental health & addiction Mental

dental care dental

RECOVERY RECOVERY HOUSING 21 beds in 2 large women for apartments with addiction/ illness mental

HEALTH & WELLNESS HEALTH SUPPORTIVE DAY SERVICES DAY SUPPORTIVE medical, psychiatric, and psychiatric, medical, Open weekdays for primary for Open weekdays Access to legal clinic Access to We are grateful to all of our generous Dale McDaniel Clifton Street Acquisition LLC Metropolitan Washington Community Bridge, Inc. supporters, but due to space constraints Synod Carolyn Corwin we are only able to list those who donated The Estate of A. Stafford Metz Jill Daschle $500 or more. Microsoft Corporation Cynthia and Richard Davison Mintz Levin Michelle Dimarob Although a great deal of care has gone into National Association Linda Schwartz and of Broadcasters ensuring the accuracy of this donor list, there Alvin Dodek National Cable & Joan and Oscar Dodek may be errors. We apologize for any omissions, Telecommunications misspellings, or other mistakes. We welcome Association Kimberly and Byron Dorgan your corrections and suggestions. P & R Enterprises Douglas Development Corporation The Quality Health Foundation Anita Dunn Annual Fund donors in bold are also The Sondik Foundation, Inc. William Ebbs and Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & N Street Volunteers. Larry Crenshaw Fox P.L.L.C. Richard England The Theodore H. Barth $50,000+ TD&P Consulting Foundation, Inc. Jane and Nathan Fishkin Time Warner Cable Clark-Winchcole Foundation United Way of the National Dania Fitzgerald and Capital Area Mark London Total Wine & More Naomi and Nehemiah Van Scoyoc Family Fluor Enterprises, Inc Cohen Foundation TTR Sotheby’s Charitable Fund International Realty Comcast Corporation Forbes-Tate Patricia Anne and Ford’s Theatre Glover Park Group $10,000-$24,999 H. Stewart van Scoyoc Sherry Hiemstra and Grace DC Anonymous The Walt Disney Company Decker Anstrom Sharon and Ed Gund Ann and David Allen William C. Smith & Co., Inc. Share Fund Robin Halsband and Arent Fox, LLP Marvin Weissberg The Estate of Jeremy Spector Lisa Anderson Todd AT&T Services, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Hannegan Landau Poersch Advocacy Wal-Mart Bank of America World Bank Community Charitable Foundation Connections Fund Wiley Rein LLP Joyce Harmon BET Networks, Inc. Xerox Hessel, Aluise and Neun, P.C. $25,000-$49,999 Bloomberg Holland & Knight LLP Anonymous The Boston Consulting Group $5,000-$9,999 Host Hotels & Resorts Anonymous William S. Abell Jill and A.B. Cruz iHeartMedia Foundation, Inc. Rochelle and Charles Curtis Agua Fund IREX Altria Client Services Cynthia Dahlin and The Annette M. and Theodore JBS International Ronald Barusch N. Lerner Family Foundation Cindy and Mark Aron KBR Foundation Linda and Tom Daschle Daniel Arnow Hillary and Tom Baltimore Latham & Watkins LLP Carolyn Arpin and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney DiamondRock Hospitality Benjamin Sacks Lynn and Ted Leonosis The Morris and Gwendolyn Emergent Biosolutions Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Lincoln Policy Group Cafritz Foundation Roxanne and Steven Englund Caldwell & Berkowitz PC The Mars Foundation Discovery FedEx Corporation Melissa Bianchi and Communications, LLC Christina and Gary Mather Forest City Washington Emanuel Pastreich David Doniger and Ann McDaniel Boeing Gift Matching Program Lisa Jorgenson First Virginia Community Bank Masonic and Eastern Star Buzzuto Construction John Edward Fowler GEICO Home of the District of ANNUAL FUND DONOR LIST ANNUAL Company Memorial Foundation Columbia Charities, Inc. General Dynamics Patrice and Scott Brickman Julie and John Hamre Patrice and Herbert Miller Goldstein Corvasce Broadway Cares Eugene and Agnes E. Family Foundation Susie Moore Meyer Foundation Brownstein Hyatt Farber Google Morrison & Foerster Schreck LLP PEPCO Foundation Donald Graham Calibre CPA Group PLLC Prudential La Guardia and Anthony Horning Brothers Sally Cameron Myers RLJ Lodging Trust International Building Services Capitol Counsel LLC Annette and Anthony Nader Scripps Networks Interactive J. Jill Compassion Fund CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Phebe Novakovic and Sharing DC J. Jill David Morrison Leta Carlsen Marcia and Charles Solem Johnson & Johnson Joyce and William O’Brien Services, Inc. Cartier Ruth and Arne Sorenson Philip L. Graham Fund The J. Willard and Alice S. Ana and Craig Channell Sidney Stolz and Andrea Ponsor David Hatfield Marriott Foundation Christine and John Clardy

16 ANNUAL FUND DONOR LIST Irma Poretsky Steve Goldstein and Skin @ LRG Megan Carpenter and Antonietta Corvasce Ben DeWitt Allison and Chris Putala Mary Sophos Google Matching Cynthia Dunbar and Lori and Bruce Rosenblum Gifts Program Sandra Stonesifer and Charles Cerf Neal Humphrey Angela Schmidt Brian Griffin CH Carolina Herrera Schroeder Stribling and Seekers Church Nancy Hartsock Betsy Pursell Steven Champlin Peter Shields and Ace Werner Marilyn Heebner Carl Thorson Daniel E. Charles and Brigid McCarthy The Shiloh Foundation Joe Higdon and Ellen Jennifer Trock Staritch Foundation, Inc. Sudow Fund Christ the Servant Alexa Verveer Lutheran Church Statistics Collaborative Leo Hindery Ellen Gober Walter and Mary Christie Merna and Melvin Stern Kristin Henderson Hodges and Jeffery M. Walter Charles Hodges Susan and John Clark The Stonesifer Kinsley The Washington Post Hogan Lovells LLP Alisone and Wyndham Clarke Family Fund West Front Stategies LLC Andrea and Steve Strawn Hudson Housing Capital LLC Lindsay Coates and Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP David C Ruffin III Suntrust Foundation Monica D. Jenkins Patrice Willoughby Janet and William Cohen Thomas Circle Singers Christine and Howard Kaufman Michael Zeltkevic Lawrence Cohen TJX Foundation Heather Kaye Coldwell Banker Residential T-Mobile Brokerage Cares Foundation Yvette Kraft $1,000-$2,499 UPS Kathleen and Thomas Aiello Johnetta Cole George Kundanis Reggie Van Lee and Stuart and Ben Allen Leilani and David Collins Corey McCathern Leftwich & Ludaway LLC Tim Aluise Community House Church Viacom International, Inc. Luther Place Memorial Lutheran Church Tove and Michael Anderson Compass Rose Washington AIDS Partnership Cindy Malawy Sue Andres Matthew Cook Williams & Jensen, P.C. Margaret and Gary Maring James Assey Charles Cooper Womble, Carlyle Sandridge & Rice Vivien and Lester Marion Tim Atkin and Steven Powell Crystal Corman Workspace Development LLC Mary Mathias Averyl Bailey Edward and Ann Louise Cowan Jacqueline E. Michel and Deborah Bailey David E. Weisman William D. Crooks $2,500-$4,999 Nasser Bakizada and Marie Ellen and N. James Myerberg Therese Boulos Dan Cameron Anonymous Family Foundation National Association Becky Ballard and John Means Mary Albert of Counties Thomas Dawson Bank of America April Alexander National Beer Lynn and Michael De Lacy Wholesalers Association Fernando Barragan and LaVerne Alexander Jessica Ginther Steve Deggendorf and Dennis McClellan Sunny and Bill Alsup Thomas and Sheridan Nicholson Shaune Bazner Sapna and Scott Delacourt Association of Legal The Nickles Group LLC Virginia and Fred Bergsten Administrators The Charles Delmar Sheila O’Leary and John Silsby Lois Berlin and Foundation AvalonBay Communities, Inc. Lawrence Stuebing Marc and Suzie Parsons Judi and Daniel Deutsch Gloria and Ken Banks Elizabeth Bernstein Margy Pastor Cynthia Diane Joanne Barker Ross Bierkan Kelly King Dibble Lorrie Berkowitz Jennifer S. Leete and Mark A. Patterson Bill & Melinda David Diedrich Michael Berman Gates Foundation Celeste and Gary Peteritas Linda Dooley Cynthia and John Bertolotti Margot and Mark Bisnow David Plouffe and Mark Drajem Patricia Black Olivia Morgan Nancy and Don Bliss Kenneth Duberstein Judy and David Bonior Polaris Consulting Paul Bock Daniel M. Dubin Vicki L. Boyle Dorthula Powell-Woodson Henry Bowden and and Harvey Woodson Jr Dru Demmy Ariane Dubois and Tammy and Art Cameron Eddie Abramson Princeton Survey Research BrandLink DC Charles and Mary Latham Associates International, LLC Elaine and Peter Elinsky Fund Helen Breitbart RBC Wealth Management Emmanuel Lutheran Church Sara Conrad Reina and Brad Brekke Judy and John Ritz Diana and Mike Enzi Dan Corbett and Nancy Brinker Wendy Mayer Ashell and Larry Robertson Susan Brophy Victor Fazio Joseph and Kasey Crowley Mace Rosenstein Sandra Brown Susan Flack Beth and John Dugan Rotary Foundation Brzezinski Family Foundation Audrey Zale Flannery of Washington Brenda K. Edwards Susan and Dixon Butler Nancy M. Folger Ester Kurz-Scheibel and Jack Evans John Scheibel James Cafritz Stephen Foster Global Prairie Jean Simons and Steve Solow Caplin and Drysdale Betty Fredericks Erika and Craig Singer Carol Marsh and Tim Fretz

17 Elizabeth Friedman Amy Lear Nancy Polikoff and Westervelt Charitable Trust Cheryl Swannck Erica Raphael and Paul Lednak Katharine Weymouth Richard Friedman Ira and Marilyn Polon Marcy and Donald Leverenz Leslie Whipkey Miriam Galston Linda Potter and Tim Shriver Diane Liebman Susan and Jack Whitelaw Joanne Garlow Prince of Peace Roger Whyte Linda and Keith Lippert Lutheran Church Amy Gillespie WilmerHale LLP Logan Circle Allison Carney Prince and Linda and Mike Goldberg Community Association Mitchell J. Prince Women of All Saints Liran Gordon Lutheran Church of Patrick McGee Craig Wulf and the Redeemer Diana Warmann Nancy and Richard Gould Faye Rabinowitz Susan Mack Kate Yakimtsova Goulston & Storrs PC Peggy Rainwater and Gouind Madhiraju Nancy Ann and Leo Surla Ellen and Bernard Young Richard Graham Mary Malone Clem and Ed Rastatter Vance Zavela and Jean Schiro-Zavela Terry Green Hanna Marks Resurrection Lutheran Church Karen Zeglis Robert Gross George Preston Donna and Harold Richter Marshall Foundation Mary and Jeffrey Zients Larisa Friesen and Royal and Jonathan Rodgers Desmond Hall Kathleen and Chris Dav Zimak Seth Rogier Elizabeth Harris Lynette Matz Margot and Paul Zimmerman The Rortvedts Brooke and Terrell Harris Melissa Maxfield Zion Baptist Church, Inc. Steven Rosenbaum and Margaret Bauer and Karen and Daniel Mayers Hae-Soon Hahn Lane Heard Victoria McCormick Emily Ross $500-$999 Kenneth Hemsley Ann McCreedy and Pamela Rothenberg Charo Abrams The Henry Foundation James Clark Annemarie and Thomas Ryan Courtney Abrams Nick Heyd Alexandra and Charles McIntosh Ryna and Melvin Cohen Mansour Abu-Rahmeh Scott and Jamie Hoffman Family Foundation Mary McIntosh Adele M Thomas Delise Holloman Isabel Sawhill Charitable Foundation Karen Lane McKinley Home Shopping Network Cheryl and David Schiappa All Saints’ Episcopal Church Susan and Craig Merrill Patricia and Lloyd Howell Catherine Schirmeier Noelle Allen Dan Meyer Hyman, Phelps & Norma and Svend Schmidt Sandra and Clement Alpert McNamara, P.C. Portia and Joseph Migas Carla Schraub Mary Anders Intercontinental Sydney Miller Exchange, Inc. Monica Scott Jason Andrean Courtney Milot Inter-Faith Chapel Beth and Harry Search Arbola, Inc. Missions Committee Samuel Mondry-Cohen James Sehn Elizabeth Astolfi International Monetary Fund Victoria Monroe Lily Sehn Marti Bailey Christina and Samuel Jack Kathryn Morgan Sarah Stair and Michael Rivers Stacie and Jeff Banks Maureen Jais-Mick and Alfred Moses Carol and Mark Steinbach Marjory and Peter Bankson Daniel Mick Kate Moss Donna M. Stewart-Mare Kelley and Nicholas Barnaby Jadz Janucik Thomas Mueller Anne Jarman Studley, Inc. Katherine Howland Barnett Pamela Murphy and Jeffrey Barnett Gayle and Kenneth Jensen Mary Anne Sullivan and Jayanthi Narain Larry Petro Zachary Baron Jewish Federation Kristie Kapp and Mark Nelson Amy Tejral Alan Bernstein Kathleen Kaye and Virginia and James Newmyer David McKean Daren Thomas Sherry Bindeman and Dotty and Roger Nittler David Kahn Lucy and Samuel Keker Rich Thomas Melissa O’Connor Edward Blau ANNUAL FUND DONOR LIST ANNUAL Kay Kendall and Jack Davies Richard Thompson Lisa Olson and Joseph Black Caitlin and Bion Bliss Nancy and Stephen Kidd The Thorne Foundation Mark Olson and Renee Korda Bloom Strategic Catherine Kimball-Eayrs and Deborah Thurman Councel, PLLC Bradley Eayrs Elissa Oshinsky The Tobey Foundation Patrick Bogart Myra and Mark Kovey Aaron O’Toole Anne Gesell and Phyllis Bonanno and Katherine Krents Jane Ottenberg and Charles Vaughn Evan Berlack Richard Creighton Simeon Kriesberg and Claudia Vitale Bookstore Movers Martha Kahn Stephanie Parker LaVern Walker Booz, Allen Hamilton, Inc. Paulette Laden Yogini Patel and Kathy and Steven Wallman Stuart Wallace Alex and Cris Bourelly Shirley Landwirth Ellen and Peter Warwick Carrick Patterson Florence Brody Linda and Robert Lanphier Washington Ethical Society Ricki Peltzman Stefanie Brown Piper Larson Susan Wedlan Dina and George Perry Kenneth Bryson and Jennifer and Steve LaTourette Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Nancy Sulfridge Guy Pfeffermann Joanna Calabrese

18 ANNUAL FUND DONOR LIST Patrick Callahan Dionne Gumbs Andrew Lee Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Kelly Cantley Jennifer M. Hackler Benjamin Lee Tommie Robinson Maria Casarella Leslie Hale Chris LeRoy Ana Rodriguez and Tommy and Tracy Cecil Lakshmi Halper Elizabeth and Edward Levine Juan Jaramillo Elizabeth Centenari Patricia and Harold Halvorson Rita Lewis Kristin Romero Floyd Chapman Keith Harley Gordon Link Richard Rosen Claire Christian Patricia Hartge and Phil Loar Lynn Ingersoll and Alan Strasser Ann Claassen Soo and Brad Loftus Marcus Rosenbaum Michele Hartlove Cheryl Martin and Janet and Edward Lublin Timothy Rosin Roger Claassen David Harwell Ben Lundin ROSS Management Services Judi Cochran Heart Sing Foundation Lutheran Volunteer Corps Kristine Roth Mary Comfort Daniel Heider Nancy Lutz Andrea Rutledge Community of Christ Andrienne Hensley Maureen Macfadden Penny Rutledge Carol Coonrod Meryl and Jevon Heyliger Patricia Maloomian Virginia Rutter Jennifer Cortner Kathryn O’Leary Higgins Sarah Manchester Ann Sablosky Howard and Beverly Craig Douglas and Karen Hillmer Marian Osterweis Fund Candice and Jimmy Sanders William and Sally Cram Laura Holmes Opal-Dawn Martin Howard Schachter John and Kim Cutler Amy Holmwood Rosemarie Martini Eleanor and Van Seagraves Diana and Terry DeBold Jeanette Honsa Jai and Renzo Massari Lindsay See Christine Delucchi Sari Hornstein Melinda Maxfield Carolyn and Jeffrey Serfass Brian Dieffenbacher Judith and Theodore Howard Mary Ann and John McIntyre Connie Sharp Thomas Dilling Janet Hudson McKinsey & Co Peg Shaw Mae and David Dillon Richard Hurd Nicole McNamara Helen Sherwood Doing Small Miracles ICF International Sidney M & Phyllis O Bresler for Others Nicole Mechem and Independent Project Kristopher White Foundation Inc Ruth Dudgeon Analysis, Inc. Kimberly Melvin Pankaj Sinha Susan and Dale Dunlop Jean Ingham Rebecca Bell Meszaros and SJL Shannon Brenda Durham Shirley Jacobs Mark Meszaros Jeff Slavin Gene and Joan Durman Carla and Mel Jaranson Janet Meyers Smith Family Fund Editorial Projects in Education Patricia Jayne and Microsoft Giving Corporation Lisa Smith Christopher Barr Lynn Edwards-Hall and Lindsay Moyer and Thomas Solem Carl Hall Jr. Phebe Jensch and Chris Knight Donald Baur Barbara Solow Lindsay Estes Marsha Muawwad Barbara Johnson Kathie Soroka Bill Evans Dirk Muir Rae Johnson and Carol Springer Marliyn and David Falksen Mark Hathaway Jonathan Nelms St. Matthews Lutheran Church Karen and John Ferguson Will Johnson John Odling-Smee St. Stephen Lutheran Church Justin Fishkin Barbara and Boisfeuillet Jones Cheryl Olson Sheila Stabile Linda and Thomas Foley Pamela K. Jones Susan Page and Carl Leubsdorf Daniel J. Standish Frances Foltz Teresa Jones and Evangeline Paschal Charles Stanford Stacey Frank Joshua Zimmerberg Carol Pensky John A. Steinbruck Sam Freeman Gerry Joseph Barbara Perlmutter Gregory Stohr Katherine Gan Barb and Bob Jump David Perry Stonewall Darts Letitia Gardner Junior League of Washington, Inc. Alex Pienkowski Sylvia and Duane Straub Stephen R. Gately and Elizabeth R.Dewey Nicole S. Kadomiya Susan Pitman and Courtney Straus Dave Feinstein German Lutheran Church Judith Kaufmann and Rosalind Styles Washington, DC George Moose Justin Pollock Cindy and Dean Tankersley Christal Goetz Ryan Kellett Jessica Post Kay and Richard Tatum Aileen Goldstein Cynthia Kelly Potomac Chapter of the Paul Tetreault and John Jeter Links, Inc. Anna Gomez R. Gil Kerlikowske Donna Thiel Anupama Prattipati Scott Goodman and Anita and William Kerr Catherine Thompson Christopher Rios Scott Kofmehl Janet Price Lauran Thompson The Gorlitz Foundation Kathryn Sullivan Kolar and Paul Ramshaw Linda and Richard Thompson Ron Gorodetzky Joseph Kolar Maureen N. Rehg Elizabeth Tiemeyer Brian Greer Amy Kossoff Rhoda Ritzenberg Amy and Kenneth Krupsky Eugene Tillman

19 Jyotika D. Vazirani James Bond Anne Hefter Yogini Patel and Stuart Wallace Mary Vernetson Henry Bowden and Sherry Hiemstra and Dru Demmy Decker Anstrom Celeste and Gary Peteritas Betty Wages Susan and Rick Boyle Ralph Ibson Deborah D. Phelps Kathy and Bruce Wahl Karen Brau Phebe Jensch and Philip L. Graham Fund The Wallace Family Donald Baur Philanthropic Fund Tricia and Liam Burke Susan Gibbs and Christine and Theodore Piccone Laurie Warden The Morris and Gwendolyn Howard Kaufman Cafritz Foundation Harris and Ruth Pitlick Susan and Alfred Watson Brian and Patrice Kelly Barbara Paper and Ira and Marilyn Polon Harriet and LouisWeiner Michael Calabrese Eve and Daniel Kimball, Jr. Andrea Ponsor Marjorie and Allan Weingold Tammy and Art Cameron Catherine Kimball-Eayrs and Linda Potter and Tim Shriver Bradley Eayrs Susan and Harvey Weiss Yolanda Caraway Allison and Chris Putala Yvette Kraft Burton Weller Dana and Happ Carr Peggy Rainwater and Simeon Kriesberg and Beth Welsh Leo Surla Tracy and Tommy Cecil Martha Kahn Carol and Tom Wheeler Ashell and Larry Robertson Comcast Corporation Paulette Laden Chani Wiggins Mary Ellen and David Rogers Wendy Mayer and Amy Lear Dan Corbett Ann Wild Estate of Dorothy Rogers Michael Levy Cornerstone, Inc. Bruce Wiles Sylvia and Richard Rortvedt Soo and Brad Loftus Carolyn Corwin Sarah Wlliams and Abby and Lawrence Rosenthal Lutheran Church of Andrew Kimball Geraldine Critchley the Redeemer Ryna and Melvin Cohen Michele Wiltse Family Foundation Rochelle and Charles Curtis Desiree and John Magney Betty Wright Pam and Dick Sauber Linda and Tom Daschle Sharon Marcil John and Diane Yaeger Marti Scheel Cynthia and Richard Davison Margaret and Gary Maring John Yahner Share Fund Sharon Dennis and Bob Cohn Vivien and Lester Marion Trish Yan Connie Sharp Joan and Oscar Dodek The J. Willard and Alice S. Sandra Yarrington Mary Beth and Hugh Panero Marriott Foundation Peter Shields and Ace Werner Ronald Zucker Frances and Ralph Dweck Christina and Gary Mather Jeanne and Mark Shriver Julie Farkas and Kathleen and Chris Matthews Marcia and Charles Solem Seth Goldman CAPITAL Ann McCreedy and Ruth and Arne Sorenson Feinberg Rozen LLP James Clark CAMPAIGN Miriam Spector DONORS Jane and Nathan Fishkin Kathy and Ron McCreedy Sidney Stolz and Anonymous (2) Dania Fitzgerald and Mark Ann McDaniel David Hatfield London William S. Abell Dale McDaniel The Stonesifer Kinsley Foundation, Inc. Family Fund Freddie Mac Andrew McIlroy Marilyn Aldrich Sandra Stonesifer and Freddie Mac Foundation - Melrod Family Neal Humphrey Stuart and Ben Allen Matching Gifts Charitable Fund Schroeder Stribling and Susan Van Nostrand and Erica Raphael and Richard Grace and Dan Melrod Kevin Ambrose Friedman Betsy Pursell Sheila Melvin ARIA Development Group General Dynamics Wendy Thompson- Marquez Eugene and Agnes E. and Dario Marguez, Jr. Cindy and Mark Aron Aaron and Cecile Meyer Foundation Goldman Foundation Eugene Tillman Carolyn Arpin and Portia and Joseph Migas Benjamin Sacks Goldstein Corvasce Lisa Anderson Todd Family Foundation Susie Moore Hillary and Tom Baltimore Katie Touart Norman, Joanne, Alan, Eliot La Guardia and Anthony Myers Wayne Goldstein Bank of America and Aileen Goldstein Leanne and James Meyrs Memorial Foundation

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