ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019 Fiscal Year 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 1 Our mission is to protect the rights of children in poverty and those overcoming abuse and neglect by delivering free legal services, supportive programs and systemic solutions. A MESSAGE FROM OUR 2018-2019 BOARD CO-CHAIRS Rick Rosen & Chris B. Walther

For too many children in California who lack Thanks to this community, children and the basic necessities—security, healthcare, families that come to us in distress receive and education—reality falls short of the the aid of our tireless professional advocates, promise of childhood. The Alliance helps who rectify the challenges they face, without make up the gap by providing legal charging any fees for this vital work. representation, supportive services, and policy solutions to help children and young Our vision is a world in which all children have adults find the nurturing conditions they safe, permanent families with the support deserve. they need to thrive. Thank you for standing with us, for the many generous contributions, The breadth and effectiveness of our and for sharing in our vision to help us advocacy would not be possible without accomplish so much this year. the steadfast commitment of our pro bono attorneys, partner foundations, donors, colleagues, and allies.

2019 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 3 A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO Jennifer L. Braun

in schools, administrative agencies, and the courts. And while we’re clearing barriers for these individual clients, we’re also collaborating to better the systems that impact them.

This is an exciting time for child advocates in California. The state is a model of compassionate child welfare reform, thanks to our hard-won policy victories to support stability and wellbeing for young people. However, to deliver on the promise of those It is my great pleasure to share with you this reforms, children, youth, and families need our 2019 Annual Report, reflecting the deep and ongoing support. We are continuing to work lasting impact of the Alliance in the lives of to ensure that all young people in foster care, children and young adults. including parenting youth, tribal youth, and We represent children who have experienced youth attempting to navigate multiple systems, foster care or need guardianships. Every story have what they need before they transition out is different, but each child is healing from of the system and are on their own. hardship. In these pages, we have chosen to In all of these efforts, we are a true alliance, highlight a few examples from among the 6,505 made up of our extraordinary board, volunteers, children and youth who we served this year. community partners, philanthropic foundations When we meet our clients, they often are and individuals, and staff. My appreciation for struggling to sort out confusing bureaucracies, your commitment is boundless. Thank you so with limited resources and while balancing a much for being a part of our life-changing work. myriad of complicated needs. That’s where the Alliance comes in. We are advocates, clearing barriers for children, youth, and the families who step up for them – representing them

PAGE 4 | ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS Thank you with all my heart to the amazing legal team that made a life-changing difference for me and my granddaughter. They relieved so many of my fears and worries and helped Lyric get everything she needed! Without legal protection from the Alliance, our life together would not be possible.”

-Imelda

2019 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 5 6,505 35% 37% 28% 0-5 6-17 18+

65% of our clients 15% speak only GUARDIANSHIP have special needs. Spanish. ASSISTANCE

THE ALLIANCE SERVED 35% OF ALL CHILDREN HELPED BY LEGAL AID ORGANIZATIONS IN CALIFORNIA LAST YEAR.

Pro Bono partners (over 100 firms) donated over 27,000 hours worth over $11.5 M. SERVICES FOR ADOPTIONS FROM TRANSITION-AGE FOSTER CARE YOUTH 957 1602

CLIENTS SERVED BY PROGRAM SUPPORTIVE AREA BENEFITS GUARDIANSHIP 813 ASSISTANCE 313

HEALTHCARE EDUCATION ACCESS SERVICES 289 959

Pro Bono partners (over 100 firms) donated over 27,000 hours worth over $11.5 M. We trained 9,057 court, agency, school, and community partners to help them better provide for young people in foster care. Sophie's Story

Adoption is a joyful event that marks the Sophie has special hearing and learning end of a child’s time in foster care and needs that require weekly therapies. the creation of a “forever family.” But to However, Sophie and her grandmother hit heal the wounds of abuse and neglect, a barrier when the local regional center our clients need continued support denied Sophie the speech, language and beyond adoption day, when their foster occupational therapy that she needs, care case concludes. Many families who saying they could not find an appropriate have chosen permanency struggle to provider. Although Sophie’s foster care access supports that are essential to case was closed, the Alliance and our pro children’s development. That is why we bono legal team that handled Sophie’s are piloting a new approach to providing adoption stayed by the family’s side, advocacy services post-adoption, challenging the denial of services. Their through the power of our extended pro sustained advocacy obtained the speech bono network. and learning therapies Sophie requires.

Sophie entered her grandmother’s Thanks to their ongoing attentiveness to care, and the foster care system, at the Sophie’s developing needs, today Sophie time of her birth. The Alliance helped is thriving in the care of her grandmother, Sophie’s grandmother legally adopt learning to read and write alongside her her, to provide them with permanency kindergarten classmates. and stability as they navigate Sophie’s childhood together. Leo and Daniel’s Story Leo came to our attention after he workforce program where he was accidentally discharged a loaded able to resume his construction shotgun in the backseat of his career. And we continue to offer mother’s car, thinking that it was a Daniel and other young fathers a toy. place to connect with each other, with educational opportunities, with Leo was physically unharmed, but parenting resources, and with legal a subsequent investigation led to services to sustain them and their Leo and his siblings being removed young families. from their mother’s care. They were placed with their father, Daniel, a This young father exemplifies the young man who had aged out of resilience and gratitude of our young foster care himself. adult clients, many of whom grew up without the support of family, Daniel desperately wanted to raise and require only our attention and his children, but he was homeless effort to find steady footing as and without resources. An Alliance independent adults. social worker provided the family with food, diapers, housing Today, the young family is stable assistance, and emergency care and thriving, and they express their kits. She stayed in touch with the ongoing appreciation to the Alliance family on a daily basis. She even for helping them build a future was able to help Daniel enter a together.

PAGE 10 | ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS We recovered $1.26m in benefits so that children have the support and services they need to thrive.

2019 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 11 959 clients gained timely intervention and education services to help them overcome obstacles, learn, and build a brighter future.

PAGE 12 | ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS Lucy's Story As many as half of our young clients therapies to help Lucy thrive; we were experience developmental delays also able to win retroactive services for resulting from early childhood neglect. Lucy to help her catch up. This early For those children, the Alliance is often intervention during the critical months of the only recourse to help them obtain Lucy’s early childhood, while her brain is timely interventions that make a world still developing, can make a life changing of difference over the course of their difference for Lucy, and for Lucy’s future lifetimes. family.

When Lucy was born, she had We also ascertained that Lucy’s foster been exposed to alcohol and family was not receiving the full support methamphetamines, and was placed to which they were entitled to help with a foster family. Before she entered them care for Lucy. Through effective her toddler years, Lucy began to show advocacy, we ensured Lucy was properly signs of delays affecting her development assessed for specialized supports, and motor skills. Her explosive behaviors resulting in additional funding that is stemming from frustration made it difficult projected to provide Lucy with the for her to participate in preschool. behavioral therapies that she needs over the projected course of her childhood. Lucy’s foster family struggled to get her Lucy’s family now will be able to access properly assessed for the developmental the services, activities, and, resources she therapy that could help her. The Alliance needs for a healthy future. stepped in, seeking a hearing to clear the roadblocks the family was facing. Not only did we gain access to developmental

2019 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 13 BOARD OF DIRECTORS FY2018-19

Co-Chairs Secretary Treasurer Rick Rosen Phillip Rudolph Trent Copeland WME Jack in the Box, Inc. Law Offices of Trent Copeland Chris B. Walther Activision Blizzard

Matthew Babrick Barbara Grushow Susan Saltz First Republic Investment Barbara Grushow Designs Child Advocate and Film Producer Management Angie Harmon José F. Sanchez Peter Benedek Actress and Child Advocate Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited United Talent Agency Yasmine D. Johnson Toni M. Schulman James P. Clark Co-Founder, Alliance of Moms Child Advocate Chief Deputy to the L.A. City Attorney Jo Kaplan Pamela Soper Dena Cook Commissioner, L.A. County Probation CBS Television (Ex Officio) Mattel, Inc. Mitchell T. Kaplan Kris Spazafumo Nancy de Brier Kaplan Stahler Agency Capital Group Attorney Search Consultant Karen Mack Silvia Vannini O’Melveny and Myers LLP Scott Edelman Author and Producer Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Steven A. Marenberg* Bart H. Williams* Alan J. Epstein Irell & Manella LLP Proskauer Rose LLP Chair of Entertainment & Media Group, Richard Martinez Noelle Wolf Venable LLP Pomona Unified School District Child Advocate E. Martin Estrada Sue Naegle Robert J. Woolway Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Annapurna Pictures FocalPoint Partners, LLC Susan F. Friedman Gary Newman Founder, NBC News (ret.) Attention Capital Francis M. Wheat, Esq. Andrew D. Garelick (1921 – 2000) Kevin Reilly Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meager & Flom WarnerMedia, HBO Max, TBS and TNT LLP * Past Chairs Alex G. Romain Clifford Gilbert-Lurie* Irell and Manella LLP Ziffren Brittenham LLP Bruce Rosenblum Leslie Gilbert-Lurie* Author, Child Advocate, and Attorney

PAGE 14 | ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS I was scared when I turned 18. I didn’t know what to expect. The Alliance educated me about my rights, introduced me to my mentor, and helped me get my first apartment. They treated me like an individual, not a statistic.” -Jordan, age 19 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW For FY2019 ending March 31, 2019

Investment returns, net Fundraising Foundations

Support 8% services 9% Fundraising events, net 11%

OPERATING 42% TOTALTotal 33% REVENUE & PROGRAMMATICProgrammatic SUPPORT EFFICIENCYEfficiency

80%

17% Program services

Individual and Foundationscorporate Individual & Corporate Program services

For nine consecutiveFundraising events, net years, the Alliance has received Charity Navigator’sSupport highest services 4-star rating for demonstrating strong financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency. Investment return, net This exceptional distinction is granted to just 2% of the charities CharityFundraising Navigator evaluates.

Visit kids-alliance.org for a copy of audited financials.

PAGE 16 | ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS FINANCIAL SUMMARY For FY2019 with FY2018 comparison 2019 2018 REVENUE AND SUPPORT Contributed legal services and in-kind contributions* $ 11,520,479 $10,877,161 Contributions and grants $ 2,876,534 $4,467,755 Fundraising events, net $1,614,327 $1,625,465 Investment returns, net $361,554 $596,559

Total Revenue and Support $16,372,894 $17,566,940

EXPENSES Program services $16,018,323 $15,517,036 Support services $642,380 $572,502 Fundraising $491,514 $519,877 Total expenses $17,152,217 $16,609,415

Changes in Net Assets ($779,323) $957,525

FUNDRAISING SUMMARY Fundraising expenses as a percentage of total 9% 9% operating expenses **

ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND Cash and cash equivalents *** $1,936,916 $1,704,189 NET ASSETS SUMMARY Grants and pledges receivable $1,597,773 $1,892,554 Investments $8,105,334 $8,609,882 Prepaid expenses and other assets $149,453 $131,259 Furniture and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation $141,228 $169,233

Total Assets $11,930,704 $12,507,117

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $663,313 $460,403 Total liabilities $663,313 $460,403

Without donor restrictions Undesignated $2,060,590 $4,053,761 Board-designated $4,000,000 $2,000,000 Board-designated endowment $3,250,000 $3,250,000 With donor restrictions $1,956,801 $2,742,953 Total net assets $11,267,391 $12,046,714

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $11,930,704 $12,507,117

* The Alliance recorded more than 27,200 hrs. of contributed legal services donated by law firms, attorneys, summer associates and paralegals for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2019. The estimated fair value of these services was $11,501,008. ** Total operating expenses excludes legal contributed services and in-kind expenses. *** Cash and cash equivalents include cash held in money market accounts and highly liquid investments purchased with a maturity of three months or less.

2019 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 17 THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS your generosity and commitment protect the futures of our children Angels Champions Fox Entertainment Group, Inc. 100,000 Opportunities Initiative ABC Television Group ICM Community Partners Foundation Alliance of Moms Capital Group Companies Charitable Inclusive Education and Community Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Foundation Partnership, Inc. Dick Wolf CBS Television Network In-N-Out Burger Foundation Gary Saltz Foundation, Inc. City National Bank Jack in the Box, Inc. Legal Services Trust Fund Danielle Goodman Kymberly Marciano-Strauss and Evan May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust Denise and David Chase Strauss Melanie and Richard Lundquist Facebook Lewy Family Foundation Noelle Wolf Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, LLP Lionsgate Entertainment Pritzker Foster Care Initiative Home Box Office Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP Rose Hills Foundation Hulu, LLC Melissa and Alex Romain The Aspen Institute for Community Irell & Manella, LLP Munger, Tolles & Olson, LLP Solutions Jewish Community Foundation of Los NBCUniversal The Carl and Roberta Deutsch Angeles Netflix, Inc. Foundation Johnny Carson Foundation Open Hearts Foundation The Eisner Foundation Karen Mack and Russell Goldsmith Pfaffinger Foundation The Walter S. Johnson Foundation Kevin Beggs Sidley Austin W.M. Keck Foundation Marilyn Jones and Mitchell T. Kaplan Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc. Weingart Foundation Nancy and Donald de Brier Toni and John Schulman Omaze, Inc. United Talent Agency Benefactors Peter M. Benedek Venable Foundation, Inc. Angell Foundation Proskauer Rose, LLP Warner Bros. California Collaborative for Educational Rick Rosen and Orly Adelson William Morris Endeavor Entertainment Excellence Robert Goodman Yvette L. Bowser Erin and Trent Copeland The Green Foundation Kristen Bell Ziffren Brittenham, LLP Defenders Leslie and Clifford Gilbert-Lurie 3 Arts Entertainment Lindt Chocolate Patrons Abby and Alan L. Myerson Reissa Foundation A & E Television Networks AIG/Sun America Robert J. Woolway Activision Blizzard, Inc. Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Alan and Megan Epstein Natsis, LLP Simms/Mann Institute for Education and Alison M. Whalen and Steve A. Marenberg Amazon Studios Community Development Apple, Inc. Andrew Garelick Susan Stockton and Christopher B. Dave Carothers Anonymous Walther Dawn and Phillip Rudolph Blue Elan Records The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Dena Cook Creative Artists Agency William H. Tilley Family Foundation Discovery Communications Greenberg Traurig, LLP Zellerbach Family Foundation Dr. Richard and Susan Braun Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Elisa Fernandez and Jose F. Sanchez Newman

PAGE 18 | ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS Hueston Henningan, LLP DLA Piper, LLP (US) Sal Aurora James P. Clark Elizabeth Roberts and Warren B. Smith Sarah Siegal-Magness and Gary D. Jeanne and Gary Newman Fox Rothschild, LLP Magness Jerilyn Esquibel Fredda K. Evans Seyfarth Shaw, LLP Joshua Sarner Fremantle Media Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton Kris Spazafumo G. Scott and Sarah Paterson Shook, Hardy & Bacon, LLP Laura and Michael Eisner Greenberg Glusker, LLP Slumberkins Leo and Sydelle Ward Foundation Guess?, Inc. Sophie Turner Laing Linda and Jeff Eisikowitz Heather B. Pulier Superintendent Richard Martinez Mayer Brown, LLP Holly Leff-Pressman Susan and Scott A. Edelman Nadine N. Bell and Bart H. Williams Howard Kurtzman and Sharon Klein Tim Freudenberger O’Melveny & Myers, LLP Hunton Andrews Kurth, LLP Tyson & Mendes, LLP Paradigm Industrial Media Viacom International, Inc. Principato-Young Entertainment John Goldwyn Vin Di Bona Schirripa Group Joseph Kibre Yasmine Delawari Johnson and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom Judical Council of California Matthew Johnson Turner Network Television Kendall Brill & Klieger, LLP Wasserman Foundation Kim and Gregory T. Garcia Sustainers White & Case, LLP Kinsella Weitzman Iser Kump & Alex Kurtzman Winston & Strawn, LLP Aldisert, LLP Amy Bolker and Craig Kaufman Kristin and Jonathan Mead Annapurna Productions, LLC Sponsors Kristin Binns Bell Media, Inc. 3Pas Studios Latham & Watkins, LLP Bloom, Hergott, Diemer, Rosenthal and Aaron Philpott Laurence S. Becsey LaViolette, LLP Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, LLP Linda and Bob Gersh Blumhouse Productions AMC Networks Mantz Foundation, Inc. Caroline Kelly Andrew Meyers Marilyn and Jeffrey Katzenberg Christopher Sheridan Anonymous Mattel, Inc. Dana and Matt Walden Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Matthew D. and Jessica Babrick David Sadkin Barbara Firestone McDermott, Will & Emery LLP Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited Barbara Grushow and Manny Bujold Meg Whitman Dianne and Jonathan Moonves Barry and Wendy Meyer Foundation Michael Gendler DockATot Baute, Crochetiere, Hartley & Velkei Michael Kassan Drinker Biddle and Reath, LLP Bel Air Investment Advisors, LLC Michael Skloff Dykema Gossett Beth and Jim Preminger Miramax Ellen Castruccio Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, LLP Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, LLP Elliot Stahler Clyde & Co., LLP Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC Erika Tannenbaum Content Partners, LLC Morrison & Foerster Foundation Erin Foster Cooley LLP Nora Doyle and Peter Gould Gaumont Television, USA Covington & Burling, LLP Pamela Soper Gendler & Kelly Crowell & Moring, LLP Pomona Unified School District Glenda and Greg Vanni Del, Shaw, Moonves, Tanaka, Finkelstein Renee and Paul Haas Hemisphere Media Group & Lezcano Richard Lippin Kaplan Stahler Agency Dennis and Madeleine Durkin Russell Goldstein Kenneth J. Betts

2019 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 19 Kim and Eric Tannenbaum Ana Ure Gene B. Stein and Geert de Turck Kirkland & Ellis, LLP Andrea Patzakis Georgia Simon Leah and Sam Fischer Angelo Fierro Gerald Malanga and Teresa Libertino Los Angeles Clippers Anonymous Gina Binder Lynne and Eric Siegel Ashley Freeborn Gina Torres Mandy and Brian Teefey Ashley Malinger Greg Bonann Michael Davies B. Trent Webb Gregory Smith Mieke E. and Spencer A. Neumann Ballard Spahr, LLP Harold Foonberg Miles and Nancy Rubin Barry L. Weiss Harry and Florence Sloan Milk Snob Belinda Ma Hatch Collection, LLC Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, LLP Ben and Maria Nematzadeh Haylie Duff Natalie Martin Collection, LLC Brett Paul Heidi Schulman and Mickey Kantor Nina Shaw Bridget and Marcus Wiley Helmstetter Family Foundation Paramount Network Bridget Sampson and Neal Thornhill ION Media Networks Pilgrim Films & Television, Inc. Carl E. Wynn Foundation Iris and Richard R. Ross Riva Ritvo-Slifka Caroline and Matt Kunitz James and Deborah Burrows Robert B. Sloan Carolyn and Bill R. Willen James Hamm Robin Schwartz Channing Johnson James L. Mindling Robinson Granatt, LLP Charles Boettcher Jamie and Paul Sprague Roger Media, Inc. Charles Hayward Jana Charalambous Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Chris Thornton Schmidt Janice Min and Peter Sheehy Rosemary and Peter Casey Christine Kurek Janna Kohl Sally E. and David M. Hackel Claudette Wilkins Jeff and Lisa Hayes Sandra Bullock Corri Berg Jeffrey A. Brown Sarah and Bill Odenkirk Daniel Abrutyn Jennifer Cheng Sobini Films Daniel M. Limerick, Jr. Jennifer Ramsey Stella and William H. Robinson David Eilenberg Jennifer Sherwood Susan and Steven Peterman Dawn Irizarry Joel Cohen Susan F. and Alan V. Friedman Debora and Sheldon Presser John Valentine Tanner Mainstain Glynn & Johnson Deborah and David C. Trainer Joyce and Jeremy Richards Teresa and Aaron Robbins DeKernion Family Foundation Julie Waxman and Seth Freeman The CW Network, LLC Denis Devlin and Clyde Watson Karen Beard Tomilee Tilley Gill Diana Gitelman Karen Graffius University of California, Los Angeles Diane Erickson Kate Adler and Marcelo Ziperovich WilmerHale Dr. Paul H. and Sharon Crane Kate Chilton Dr. Stephen J. Howard Katherine Pope Partners Eleanor and Glenn Padnick Keith Berson 495 Productions Ellen Herman and David T. Levinson Kevin Briscoe Abel Lezcano and Tracy Pumilia Ellen Weisman Morehead Kimberly and John Emerson Aileen Adams and Geoffrey Cowan Eric Darbeloff Kimberly Weiss Alain Boublil Eugenio Derbez Larry David Alan and Tonia Gould Family Foundation Freedom Road Entertainment Lauren Drake Amanda Kemprowski Freemark Financial Law Offices of Zev B. Zysman

PAGE 20 | ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS Leigh C. Brecheen Sarah Bowman and William D. Temko Anthony Stellini Lirona Kadosh and Ethan S. Goldstine Saroshini Wark Ashleigh Bergman Lisa and Eric Eisner Scott Edwards Ashley Featherson Lisa Specht and Ron Rogers Shana S. and Donald S. Passman Bernstein Global Wealth Management Loren Dean Gill Shane Paul Bobby Cagle Lucy Anne Stutz and Jared Levine Sharon Polak Brandon Bell Lynn and Stephen Valbuena Stacey Byrnes and Paul Eggert Bruce Rosenblum Maren Christensen Stan and Helen Kasten Calvin Ruiz Margie and John H. Sharer Steven Bersch Carl Beverly Margrit and Norman S. Oberstein Stuart Christenfeld Carol Biondi Marjorie Williams Susan J. and Thomas J. Fineman Cassie and Michael Witham Mark Burley Suzanne Lopez Cheryl Bloch Mary Osako and Joseph Kuo Suzanne V. Wilson Chris Parnell Matthew Solo Tara Senior Christian Louboutin, LLC Michael Hamilton Teresa Freeborn Christina Briganti Michael J. Fox and Tracy Pollan Terri Durham Christine Evangelista Michele Soffer and Don Wolf The Honorable Margaret Henry and Clyde Phillips Mitch Evall Conway Collis Colleen and Darryl Bates Mitchell and Nina Quaranta Todd Milliner Cori Grosman Myman, Greenspan, Fineman, Fox, Tom Fontana Craig Gore Rosenberg & Light, LLP Untitled Entertainment Curt Marvis Nancy Josephson UPPAbaby, Inc. D&H Cares Nastaran Dibai Usha and Sudesh Sood Daniel Heimpel Natalie Wolfe Ventas, Inc. David Madden Nathalie Marciano Veronica and Brian M. Stolz Debbee Schwartz Patty and Billy Gardell Veronica Beard Deborah and Phillip Koeffler Paula and Wesley Larmore William Andrews Deron Horton Peter M. Lenkov William Cipriano Desiree Kohan Peter Wilkes William Moodie Dr. Jonathan Sherin Picture Shop, LLC YouTube, Inc. Edie Falco Rhea Ricard Elizabeth F. Edlow and Lawrence Richard Weitz Friends Clarke Rita Streimer Adam Anders Elizabeth Zamora and Miguel A. Robert and Deborah Myman Agrovice, Inc. Santana Robert M. Morrison Alice and David Farkas Ellen and Jon Vein Robert Wunderlich Alina Trach Fernando and Nadina Szew Roberta Silverstein and Stephen Amy and Michael Stewart Francine and Manley Freid Sperber Anahita and Jim Lovelace Gabriel M. Huey Ryman Hospitality Properties, Inc. Anastasia Lenglet Gail and Michael N. Feuer S. Margaux Ross Andew Wainrib Gari-Jo McCornock Samantha Ray Andrea R. Hartman Glenn Plattner Sandra Stern Ann Marie Spinelli Gloria Cannon Sanford Climan Annette Vartanian Heather Moosnick

2019 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 21 Helga Bryndis Melissa Campbell On behalf of the children and families we Jacqueline and Andrew Caster Melissa Linden so proudly serve, we offer our sincere James Bramm Michael P. Sandonato thanks for all the contributions to the James M. Kearney Michelle and Lawrence Richman Alliance for Children’s Rights. Jason Reitman Nancy and Len Jacoby Jean Huang Nancy Mette and Barnet K. Kellman This list represents gifts of $500 or more Jeanne R. Hayden and Gary Greenberg Nicole Seigel received between April 1, 2018, and Jeffrey and Lisa Cohen Pamelyn Rocco April 30, 2019. We strive to accurately Jennifer Plunkett Paul and Ellen Kaywin recognize our donors and welcome Joe Drake Phil Gurin any clarifications. To share any Joel Criste Regina Stagg and Joel Feuer additional details or corrections John Garretson Richard Lagravenese to this list, or for more information John Mazzante Robert and Nancy Shachtman on how to become involved with Jonathan Congdon Robert Beitcher the Alliance, please contact: Josh Gordon Robert L. Mason, II Joshua Glucoft Roger Lowenstein Stephanie Lopez, Major Gifts Jules Simon Ruby Hunter and Events Manager, at Julie Samson Russell Binder [email protected] Justin M. Brown Sara Skelton or 213-388-6010 ext. 138 Kate Freeman Sarah Duncanson Katharine M. Jones Sarah Timberman and Edward G. Redlich Katherine Bond and David Slack Scott Seidel Kathleen and Bill Herrea Shannon and Kyle Bornheimer Kenneth Trujillo-Jamison Shannon Delaat and Michael Bourke Kerry Buzzell Sharmeen Bhamani Kim Stullich Stacy Stutts Kimberly and Michael Spindler Susan and Peter Lizotte Kimberly Fardad Teddy M. Kapur Lara and Bradley S. Holtzman The Honorable Jan Greenberg Levine Larry Lyttle Tiffany Malkin Lauren and Max Stubblefield Tony Goldwyn Lauren Miura Tracy and Bob S. Gray Leigh Cambra Universal Studios Hollywood Leonard R. Garner, Jr. Yasmin Keyvan and Hani Salehi-Had Linda Cantor Zoe Greenspun Linda Michaelson Lisa Cryer In-Kind Donations Lorena Sobre Crabel Hello Bello Lynn Arost and Frank Dines Simon & Schuster Manda Ghaferi Mark Miller Marque Richardson Matthew Wilson Maya Brenner Meghan Cotter

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