FY19-20 ANNUAL REPORT

Thank You CONTENTS Village South, 331 Wethersfield Avenue in Hartford.

2 FY19-20 Highlights 16 Outcomes

18 Client Satisfaction

19 Financial Report

20 Village Auxiliaries

21 Leadership Giving

33 About The Village

OUR MISSION: To build a community of strong, healthy families who protect and nurture children. Dear friends,

In The Village’s 200-year history, we have endured two world wars and the Great Depression but we never experienced a year like 2020. COVID-19 has increased stress, trauma and uncertainty for everyone — children and families we serve, along with our staff, supporters and volunteers. At the same time, our nation’s ongoing dialogue about racial inequality — which impacts our clients and mission — has greatly intensified. The Village stands at the intersection, uniquely positioned to provide healing and hope for those who need it most. Winston Churchill once said, “Never waste a crisis.” We agree. In order to ensure that our services continued uninterrupted, we At the same time, we committed to playing an even larger role had to discover new ways to meet our mission. In the spring of in the fight for racial equity. We organized both internal and 2020 we launched a telehealth program to maintain critical mental external virtual “community conversations” — engaging hundreds health services, distributed supplies to Hartford students, began of employees and thousands of members of the public. We will construction on a massive new adult services treatment wing at continue our work to encourage people to turn empathy into action. Village South, and dramatically expanded internal communications We are keenly aware of the challenges that lie ahead but we’ve to keep employees connected. never been more optimistic about our capacity to adapt and thrive, As the year continued, we became nationally recognized as a new thanks to our employees, volunteers and donors. President John Medicaid provider type — designed to offer a holistic approach Kennedy once said, “As we express our gratitude, we must never of mental health and substance abuse services to vulnerable forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live populations, including veterans. We expanded our partnership with by them.” the Interval House to combat domestic violence — a scourge made So, thank you. You’re helping to fulfill our mission — one that families worse by the COVID-19 pandemic — and partnered with Travelers and children depend on. and Capital Workforce Partners to create an innovative summer program for students in Hartford. We assisted families facing fiscal emergencies through our new Basic Needs fund, established with the support of our friends at the Hartford Foundation for Andrew G. Baldassarre Galo A. Rodriguez, MPH Public Giving. Board Chair, FY18-20 President and CEO

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 1 Generous Support Pictured (l-r): Faundala Weymon, Village Registered Nurse and Alicia Aponte, Village Lead Nurse. The Village, like so many non- profits, faced great uncertainty when the pandemic arrived. Costs increased and revenues declined, yet the need for critical services persisted. We were able to maintain our level of care thanks to the generosity and support of our funders, including many corporate and family foundations that increased their financial commitments in FY19-20. This includes the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving (COVID-19 Response, John B. Larson Healthcare Worker Nourishment, Stanley D. and Hinda N. Fisher and MacLean Family funds), United Way Neighbor Fund, Cigna, Werth Family Foundation, Travelers, and the Anthem Foundation. All told, these funders were responsible for nearly $400,000 in new grants in FY19-20.

2 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Pictured: Christine Gaumond, Village Family Financial Stability Coordinator.

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Goes Virtual

Widespread closures related to the COVID-19 pandemic forced our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program to pivot from in-person filing to a virtual filing platform — helping hard-working families build financial stability by obtaining the tax refunds and credits they have earned. Thanks to the quick planning and commitment from our partners and IRS-trained volunteers, more residents of central and northeastern Connecticut took advantage of the program this year. The VITA program, managed by The Village for Families and Children, United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut, Connecticut Association for Human Services and Human Resources Agency of New Britain, supported 13,192 tax filers this year, a 7.68 percent increase over last year; 7,249 were helped by Village volunteers alone. Tax filers received a total of $34.7 million in refunds and credits, an 11.5 percent increase compared with $31.1 million in 2019.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 3 A Commitment Kept

The pandemic forced the postponement of the 10th Annual Foursomes for Fatherhood golf tournament from June 2020 to June 2021 but that didn’t stop the Golf Committee, led by Brian Reilly of Travelers, from looking for creative ways to support The Village’s fatherhood programs. Each member of the committee reached out to their contacts and business partners and were able to secure thousands of dollars — all of which went directly to The Village. The Village’s Fatherhood Engagement Services supports fathers who are committed to becoming good dads. Coaching, counseling and guidance make a real difference and can change the lives of children and dads forever. The support is designed to help fathers raise children who are resilient, healthy, and able to achieve to their fullest ability. We’re grateful that so many golfers and sponsors kept their commitment to this important mission.

Pictured (l-r): Al Smith, Village Fatherhood Specialist; Patterson Crocker, Jr., Village Fatherhood Engagement Supervisor; Ronald Martin, Village Fatherhood Specialist; Cornell “Lovey” Brown, Village client; Devante Brown; Brian Reilly, Travelers Chief Auditor and Sr. Vice President.

4 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report A Partnership of Care

We are excited to be newly designated as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The CCBHC model was created to ensure access to a broad range of specialty mental health services and improve integration with physical health care for underserved individuals and communities. As part of this designation, The Village will receive a federal grant of more than $3.6 million over two years to provide comprehensive care, either directly or through collaborations with our two partner organizations, Capitol Region Mental Health Center and Connecticut Children’s Medical Center. Services will include crisis mental health services, outpatient mental health and substance use services, primary care screening and monitoring, psychiatric rehabilitation services, and specialty care for older adults, active duty military and veterans, and adolescents who are using substances. These groups frequently have difficulty finding services that specifically target Pictured (l-r): Dr. Steven Moore, Village Vice President of New Business Development and Howard Sovronsky, Connecticut Children’s Chief Behavioral Health Officer. their unique needs.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 5 Pictured (l-r): Dr. Sandy Kyriakopoulos, Village Stronger Families, Stronger Futures Associate Vice President, Clinical and Community Thanks to funding from the state’s Office of Early Childhood, we completed Integration; Tiffany Basile, Catholic Charities Senior Director; Willona Amoaoh, Hartford our first full year of our Stronger Families, Stronger Futures (SF2) program in Hospital Program Supervisor for Connections; FY19-20. The innovative, holistic home-visiting and virtual program helps parents Thais Ortolaza, Village Community Quality and and caregivers of children prenatal to age five strengthen their bonds with their Network Coordinator; Lisa Mojica, Saint Francis children and increase parenting skills. Through this program, our staff worked Hospital and Trinity Health of New England Program Supervisor for Connections; Dr. Toral with 2,336 families, connecting them with a variety of supports including adult Sanghavi, Village Associate Vice President, education, financial coaching, and school readiness assistance. Management and Analytics.

6 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Turning Lives Around With New Expansion

In just six months, a massive 8,500-square-foot warehouse at our Village South building, a former trolley repair facility, was transformed into an adult behavioral health services wing that will serve thousands of Greater Hartford residents. In early March, Governor Ned Lamont kicked off the construction project, to which the State of Connecticut invested $1 million, with the remaining $300,000 funded by The Village. Thanks to this funding and the incredible work of PAC Group, the wing has been converted into 21 individual therapy rooms, three group rooms, and additional restrooms. A separate entrance to the adult services space has been added and approximately 1,700 square feet of existing space will now be available for an expansion of services to children and families.

Pictured (l-r): Paul Campanelli, PAC Group Vice President; Galo Rodriguez, Village President and CEO; David Fritz, PAC Group Project Manager; Hector Glynn, Village Chief Operating Officer; Amanda Hemmelgarn, Village Associate Vice President of Outpatient Services; Dr. Steven Moore, Village Vice President of New Business Development; Jeanmarie H. Cooper, Village Board member; Andrew G. Baldassarre, Village Board Chair; Richard (Jerry) Bundy, Village Board member.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 7 Pictured: Mario Diego Perleche, Village Adult Services Clinician.

A Quick Pivot to Telehealth

Just as quickly as the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the state, The Village established brand new telehealth services. In a matter of days, clinicians and staff transitioned from in-person sessions to providing high-quality treatment via phone and computer, reducing the number of people in our care centers, safeguarding our providers and the children, adults and families that continued to need in-person treatment. We are grateful for our dedicated staff, who learned the new HIPAA-compliant telehealth program promptly, and have been able to provide children, adults and families with individual and group counseling, family and parenting support, treatment for addiction and recovery, financial and career coaching and more without skipping a beat.

8 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Committed to Pictured Village staff (l-r): Yvette Young, Village Associate Vice President for Programs and Advocacy; Sarah Thompson, Village Justice and Equity Senior Director of Marketing and Communications; Yanique Grant, Village Adult Services Clinician; Laura O’Keefe, Village Financial Our work at The Village often requires Center Director; Catherine Corto-Mergins, Village Director of us to confront the impacts of racial Training and Collaborative Trauma Center; Hector Glynn, inequality in our society. Fighting for Village Chief Operating Officer. change — in individuals, families and society — is The Village’s mission and is what inspires us to come to work every day. In response to the national dialogue about racial injustice, we held a series of virtual staff meetings, hosted a Facebook Live series on racial trauma, published an op-ed piece detailing our vision, and we were chosen as one of 35 teams across the country to participate in the 2020 National Child Traumatic Stress Network’s (NCTSN) Virtual Summit Initiative — Being Anti-Racist is Central to Trauma-Informed Care: From Awareness to Action. This initiative supports participating organizations to engage in deep assessment, challenging conversations, critical questioning of white dominant culture in our institutions, action planning and accountability. We are unwavering in our commitment to justice, equity and providing support now and always.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 9 Pictured: Sol Rivera, Village Family Helping Students Support Specialist II for the Village Succeed Reunification and Therapeutic Family Time program provides a Chromebook to a Village client to The COVID-19 pandemic exposed help support distance learning. stark inequalities in education and shifted students to distance learning. To ensure all students The Village serves have what they need to succeed, we redeployed our school-based staff to support food and technology distribution and distance learning for students at five Hartford schools. We are grateful to our funding partners and staff, who helped The Village distribute 7,000 laptops, hundreds of meals, and educational packets to students and their families. By reassigning our staff, we were able to maximize health, safety and community impact, ensuring the students we serve have access to the same high-quality resources as students living in more financially stable environments.

10 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report On the Front Lines

Each day, our residential programs provide around-the-clock treatment, support, education and care for children living at The Village. When the pandemic hit, our selfless staff stepped up and risked their health on a daily basis to continue providing these critical services — we are incredibly grateful for these true heroes. Thanks to the support of Village donors, our essential workers were able to more easily navigate the challenges and difficult circumstances due to COVID-19 and focus on providing the safety and care the children desperately need.

Pictured: Village Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) program staff.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 11 Pictured: Shanta Samuels, Continued Care Village Family Support Specialist I for the During COVID Village Reunification and Therapeutic Family Time Despite the sudden onset program delivers baby of the pandemic, preschool- supplies to a Village client. aged children who are enrolled at The Village’s Early Childhood Learning Center were provided with help with at-home educational opportunities thanks to the commitment of our staff and dedication of their families to remain connected and learning. In no time at all, we introduced virtual home visits to continue connecting with children and families, including developmental screenings, interventions, “snack and story” time, videotaped songs, parenting groups, and preschool activities. Staff also went to every child’s home and delivered literacy kits containing hands-on learning materials as well as supplemental food and hygiene products if needed.

12 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Pictured (l-r): The University of Hartford Spirit team; Galo Rodriguez, Village President and CEO; Yvette Young, Village Associate Vice President for Programs and Advocacy; Nancy and Jeffrey Hoffman, Village donors; Don Brooks, ESPN Manager, Corporate Citizenship; State Representative Joshua Hall; Zack Malet, Disney & ESPN Media Distribution Associate Director; Emmanuel Omokaro, ESPN Corporate Citizenship Coordinator.

A New Gym for Village Children

Thanks to the generosity of philanthropists Jeffrey and Nancy Hoffman and the creativity of ESPN volunteers, a newly renovated gymnasium is now available for children receiving services at The Village. The gym provides a safe, inspirational space for the children to exercise, and is a critical piece of their healing process. The refreshed space at The Village’s main campus at 1680 Albany Avenue in Hartford, includes a new basketball hoop system and pads, new vinyl flooring, new lighting and upgraded electrical, a new door, a fresh coat of paint and motivational murals.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 13 Pictured (l-r): Heather Flannery, Interval House Assistant Director; Mercedes Johnson, Interval House Domestic Violence Hotline Supervisor; Maria Mojica, Interval House Safe House Manager; Karen Gaston, Interval House Family Violence Victim Advocate Site Supervisor and Docket Advocate.

Partnering to Help Victims of Domestic Violence

The pandemic has made the scourge of domestic violence even worse. We are grateful for our newly expanded partnership with Interval House — funded in part through the state’s Office of Victim Services — which is helping adolescents impacted by domestic violence. Previously, The Village and Interval House had established a similar program for children under six years of age. Our rapid response team is visiting victims in shelters or wherever they’re staying, connecting them with services, coordinating care and giving them the support they need to live safe lives away from violence. During FY19-20, The Village served 423 young victims.

14 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report From Prevention to Treatment: Building Brighter Futures

A decade ago, we began to change our approach to dealing with trauma. We made a deliberate decision to increase our focus on prevention, as opposed to treatment alone for existing trauma. We are grateful to our funding partners who shared this vision — then and now. Today, nearly 25 percent of our annual budget is devoted to preventative services for parents, families and children — more than double what it was ten years ago. The concept is simple: giving parents and children the tools to succeed, such as financial literacy, parenting education and high-quality preschool, helps to avoid trauma and improves outcomes. Trauma in childhood affects brain development and often has lifelong impacts on physical and mental health, and other serious consequences. When we can prevent its occurrence, we are building brighter A preschool graduate futures for children and their families. from The Village’s Early Childhood Learning Center.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 15 Outcomes Our impact can be found in the thousands of children, adults and families who have overcome 53% 47% Female Gender Male enormous challenges to achieve real and meaningful change for themselves with help from the treatment, services and advocacy of The Village.

Our wraparound approach includes individual and family counseling; group home, residential and outpatient treatment; school-based support programs; and in-home family strengthening. Our goal each day is to do whatever it takes to improve the health, well-being and 47% success of children, adults and families. 18% White Latino Ethnicity 32% African American/ 3% 2,336 (13%) Black Other 10,360 (46%) Stronger Families, Stronger Futures Clients (SF2) clients 20% 21% 19,945 6 to 11 12 to 17 served

Age 16% 11% 40 and Under 6 Over

7,249 (41%) Volunteer Income Tax 10% 22% Assistance (VITA) clients 18 to 24 25 to 39

(These statistics do not include VITA clients.)

16 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Due to the COVID pandemic, The Village closed on March 17. Within one week, 53% of client engagements were via telehealth. By the end of April, 93% were. During this time, the volume of client engagements increased by 14%. Additionally, we acquired and distributed 15,353 pounds of food to families during the beginning months of the pandemic.

85% of the 98% of the 93% of the youth 96% of the 88% of youth attending our families served by our in our intensive children attending Community School enrichment after- Words Count program, psychiatric services our Extended Day 6th-8th grade school programs which uses innovative program, which Treatment therapeutic students increased attended school tools and data to helps children and after-school programs Common Core 90% or more of increase parent- youth stabilize did not require literacy and/or the time. child bonds and at home, did not hospitalization, math skills between literacy development, require psychiatric intensive treatment marking periods demonstrated hospitalization while or out-of-home one and three. improved in the program. placement while in parenting skills. the program.

87% of students 96% of the 7,249 tax returns 94% of the 83% of children who attended the children served by were prepared by children in our foster receiving services Truancy Court our short-term crisis VITA (Volunteer care programs from our outpatient Prevention Program stabilization program Income Tax Assistance), remained in just Enhanced Care received no went to a home or returning more than one foster home Clinic demonstrated suspensions while in community setting. $17 million over 12 months. decreased problem the program. in refunds and credits. severity.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 17 Client Satisfaction Client feedback and input is key to our ability to continue to provide quality, effective services. While we’re always looking for ways to improve, we are pleased with the results of this year’s surveys.

I want to thank The Village and everybody that’s involved with it — we appreciate the Fatherhood Engagement Services program and it gives us hope that there are people that care for single parents like myself.” ~ Cornell "Lovey" Brown with son Devante

Engaged in Improved Overall Access to Cultural Treatment Social Program Satisfaction Services Competency Planning Support

Child First 100% 100% 100% 83% 100% Community Support for Families 100% 99% 100% 100% NA Extended Day Treatment 89% 95% 96% 97% 97% Intensive In-Home Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Services (IICAPS) 97% 100% 100% 100% 97% Juvenile Review Board (JRB) 92% 100% 100% 80% NA Enhanced Care Clinic 98% 99% 100% 98% 100% Reunification and Therapeutic Family Time 100% 98% 100% 100% 100%

Overall 97% 99% 99% 94% 99%

18 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Financial Report

The Village manages its resources with sound business practices that will ensure the sustainability of the agency for many years to come. Our funding is a mix of state and federal grants, program fees and contracts, corporate and foundation grants, individual donations and United Way funding. A healthy endowment also helps to ensure resources are available for innovations, new program investments and/or capital improvements. We are committed to keeping administrative expenses low to maximize resources that directly benefit our clients. The Board and executive leadership take their fiscal responsibilities seriously, ensuring our programs are not only effective but also efficient.

Program Funding Fiscal Year 2020 ($ in thousands) % of total

T Grants — State Funds $15,655 40.8% T Grants — Federal Funds 1,802 4.7% T Program Fees and Contracts 14,757 38.6% T Other Grants and Contributions 3,512 9.2% T United Way 752 2.0% T Authorized Endowment Contribution 1,789 4.7% Total $38,267 100.0%

Expenses Fiscal Year 2020 ($ in thousands) % of total

T Outpatient Behavioral Health Services $8,881 22.9% T Residential Services and Extended Day Treatment Programs 9,979 25.7% T Permanency 3,595 9.3% T Community Services 11,339 29.3% T General & Administrative 4,472 11.5% T Fundraising 488 1.3% Total $38,754 ­ 100.0%

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 19 Pictured (l-r): Auxilians Val Moody, Joanne Kenney, Lee Galluccio, Pat Geckler, Barbara Laurain, Rose Nicole, Marnie Stucky, Elaine Akley and JoAnn Village Auxiliaries: Inspiring Dedication Adams at the 2019 Village Girl Within Luncheon.

In the best of years, what the members of the Auxiliary do for The Village is remarkable. In 2020, their dedication to our mission has been truly inspiring. The four Second Chance Shops — located in Glastonbury, Simsbury, Suffield and West Hartford — run by the all-volunteer Auxiliary members, were on pace for a record-setting year for revenue until the pandemic arrived. Despite the multi-month shutdown, the Auxilians stayed engaged, received a virtual briefing from the head of infectious disease control at UCONN about upholding a safe retail environment, made some site modifications, reopened in the summer, and managed to raise over $200,000 to help support families and children receiving services at The Village.

20 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Leadership Giving (between July 1, 2019 —June 30, 2020)

The Village extends gratitude to all of our partners, donors, volunteers and others who support our work. In this year of disruption and change, it is especially meaningful that so many of our supporters have stood by our side as we responded to the challenges to maintain services — and build new ones! THANK YOU to each of you for enabling us to continue helping children, adults and families as they make real and meaningful change in their lives. Your support means more than can be measured.

FEDERAL, STATE AND Connecticut Department of Mental Connecticut Office of Policy and Virginia Thrall Society MUNICIPAL AGENCIES Health and Addiction Services Management (OPM) $100,000+ (DMHAS) Corporation for National and Advanced Behavioral Health ORGANIZATIONS Connecticut Department of Public Community Service Capital Region Education Council Hartford Foundation for Public Health (DPH) Hartford Public Schools (CREC) Giving Connecticut Department of Social Internal Revenue Service (IRS) City of Hartford The Hartford Services (DSS) Town of Ellington Connecticut Department of Children Travelers Connecticut Judicial Branch – Court Town of Glastonbury & Families (DCF) United Way of Central and Support Services Division (CSSD) Town of Vernon Connecticut Health and Educational Northeastern Connecticut Facilities Authority (CHEFA) Connecticut Judicial Branch – Office US Department of Health and Human of Victim Services (OVS) Services Connecticut State Department of Augusta Williams/ Connecticut Office of Early University of Connecticut Health Education (CSDE) Gray Lodge Society Childhood (OEC) Center (UCHC) $50,000+ ORGANIZATIONS Fund for Greater Hartford The Glastonbury Auxiliary of The Village The Simsbury Auxiliary of The Village The Suffield Auxiliary of The Village Van Norstrand Family Trust

Alison Gill Lodge Society $25,000+ ORGANIZATIONS Child & Health Development Institute (CHDI) Connecticut Health Foundation (CHF) Maximilian E. & Marion O. Hoffman Foundation MacLean Family Fund at the Hartford Providing toys and gifts for our Holiday Giving Tree toy drive is just one of the many ways Foundation for Public Giving The Hartford supports The Village. Pictured: Sarah Morin, Assistant Director, Community Relations, The West Hartford Auxiliary of The The Hartford and Derek Slap, Vice President, Advancement, The Village. Village

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 21 KPMG LLP Max Cares Foundation The McLelland Family Foundation McPhee Foundation North Carolina Community People's United Community Foundation Foundation Salisbury Bank and Trust Company Robinson + Cole LLP Norma and Natale Sestero Fund Saint Francis Hospital at the Hartford Foundation for Tokio Marine HCC Public Giving UBS Financial Services, Inc. Southwest Airlines United Way of Western Town of Glastonbury Connecticut, Inc. United Technologies Corporation Webster Bank, N.A. Yankee Gas Services Trumbull‑Robinson Society $1,000+ A fantastic group of interns from KPMG recently visited our Early Childhood Hartford Trolley Barn Society INDIVIDUALS Learning Center to engage in sensory activities and provide a story time for the Anonymous $2,500+ preschool students with books that KPMG donated. Mr. Michael and Ms. Victoria Andreo INDIVIDUALS Mr. and Mrs. David P. Bailey Anonymous President’s Society Brainard‑Goodwin Society Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bailey Ms. Beth A. Costello Mr. and Mrs. Ross Baker $10,000+ $5,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Cowles Mr. Andrew G. Baldassarre, C.F.A. INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. Eudy Ms. Sara Bass Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Grenham Mrs. Eleanor L. and Mr. Jay Benson Jeanmarie and Colin Cooper Mrs. Ruth E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hoffman Ms. Deborah Bradley Mr. Loren Godfrey Mr. Thomas M. Daugherty Ms. Cathy N. Iacovazzi Ms. Susan Brayton Ms. Linda Carlson Hart Mr. John Hurley Mr. George and Mrs. Diana Jepsen Mr. Richard Bundy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Hoffman Mr. Richard M. Kaplan, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. King Mrs. Sally R. Burgess Mrs. Rosemary G. Lombardo Ms. Judith Kissane Ms. Susan Smith Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Curt Cameron Mrs. Janice F. and Mr. David Klein ORGANIZATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Wetzel Ms. Wendy Carberg Dr. and Mrs. Rocco Orlando, III Asylum Hill Congregational Church ORGANIZATIONS Mr. and Mrs. James P. Carroll Beatrice Fox Auerbach Fund at ORGANIZATIONS Ahearn Family Foundation Mr. Edward Chanda the Hartford Foundation for Anthem Foundation Aurora Women & Girls Foundation Mrs. Barbara Coffin Public Giving All Waste, Inc. Bank of America Charitable Ms. Sue Ann Collins J. Walton Bissell Foundation Arbella Insurance Foundation Foundation Mr. Thomas A. Cranley Ensworth Charitable Foundation Benevity Community Impact Fund The Sandra and Arnold Chase Family Mrs. Lori Ann Cottrell Ellis A. Gimbel Trust Cigna Foundation Ms. Judyth Coughlin Fairview Capital Partners, Inc. Connecticut Natural Gas Corporation ConnectiCare, Inc. & Affiliates Mr. and Mrs. Edward Danek, Jr. Stanley D. and Hinda N. Fisher Fund Eastern Connecticut State University The Connecticut Water Co. Mr. Alden E. Davis and at the Hartford Foundation for Foundation Ellen Jeanne Goldfarb Memorial Dr. Annette E. Rogers Public Giving Emanuel Lutheran Church Charitable Trust Mr. Daniel and Prudential Financial Inc. Exchange Club of Rockville Hartford Hospital at Hartford Mrs. Karoline Dechamps SBM Charitable Foundation Farmington Bank Community Healthcare Ms. Margaret Douglas, CPA The Werth Family Foundation Foundation LDI/KOTA Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Dowling, Jr. Workers' Compensation Trust Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Liberty Bank Foundation Ms. Marilyn D. Every

22 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Mr. William D. Field Mr. Barry N. Lastra ORGANIZATIONS Hillyer‑Jewell Society Ms. Vaughan Finn and Mrs. Noraleen E. LeClaire Andreo Family Enterprise $500+ Mr. Stephen Nightingale Dr. Thomas Lipscomb Aetna Foundation Matching Gifts INDIVIDUALS Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Frey Ms. Patricia Shea Lovell and Program Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David L. Friar Mr. Peter Lovell Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Baker Mrs. Susan Freedman Mr. Donald MacGillis Aspen Re Mr. Michael Beaty Mrs. Dian D. Friedman Ms. Carol B. Martin Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Brown Mr. Robert Gagnon Mr. Selim Noujaim Bill's Auto Parts, Inc. Ms. Elizabeth S. Bryden Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Gavrich Mrs. Sue Palms BlumShapiro & Co., P.C. Mrs. Carlene D. Bush Ms. Betsy S. van Gemeren Mr. Erick Ponkala Budd Family Fund at the Hartford Mr. Thomas Butler Deacon Bill and Mrs. Eileen Gilles Mr. Paul and Mrs. Mary Randazzo Foundation for Public Giving Ms. Barbara Cooper Mr. Stephen E. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Reilly Community Renewal Team, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Don Corne Ms. Nancy Hagstrom Dr. Galo A. Rodriguez and Ms. Connecticut/Westchester Chapter of Mr. Chad Czerwinski Ms. Leah Hartman Moraima Gutierrez Corenet Global, Inc. Ms. Catherine M. Daly Mr. Mark D. Hodson and Mrs. Mrs. Erika M. Smith Connecticut Health and Educational Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Digel Elisabeth C. Pruett-Hodson Mr. Robert and Mrs. Judith Sturgis Facilities Authority Ms. Kim L. DiPietro Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hoffman Ms. Mavourneen Vigneault Disability Planning Partners Dr. Ashley G. Dorin Ms. Kelly Jarvis Ms. Lynn Weisel and Mr. John Pray The Vincent Dowling Family Mr. John A. Eldredge Ms. Kathleen Kane-Francalangia Mrs. Louise M. Wilder Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Susan Freedman Mrs. Elizabeth and Mr. William Keister Ms. Elizabeth York and Exchange Club of Glastonbury Mr. John Q. Gale, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kinney Mr. Gary L. Carter Friar Architecture Inc. Dr. Eric Geigle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klippel Ms. Mary D. Zapp General Electric Ms. Rona Gollob Mr. Lewis J. and Mrs. Anna Lassow Goodwin Being Fund at the Hartford Ms. Cynthia Gottlieb Foundation for Public Giving Mr. Hector Glynn Hart Realty Advisers, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hester, Esq. Hartford Federal Credit Union Mrs. Jean H. Holden Thomas Hooker Brewing Mr. William N. Husic, Jr., FSA Company, LLC Mrs. Pamela J. Joyce JCJ Architecture Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kohnke KeyBank Mr. Daniel Lamberty John B. Larson Healthcare Worker Mrs. Noraleen E. LeClaire Nourishment Fund at the Hartford Mr. John R. Nealon and Foundation for Public Giving Ms. Pamela Lucas MetalFinish LLC Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Marandino Smith Brothers Insurance, LLC Ms. Patricia Martino The Exchange Club of Madison Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mingolelli Project Aims Mrs. Sue Palms The Lutheran Church of St. Mark Ms. Andrea Papazoglou The Warrington Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brewster Perkins Tsunami Tsolutions Mrs. Deborah F. Peterson Unitarian Society of Hartford Mr. Simon R. Plummer United Healthcare Americhoice Reilly Family Fund Walt Disney World Co. Dana Misorski and her team truly exemplify the saying “it takes a village!” As a Ms. Erin M. Ridge group, they raised over $3,600 to go towards holiday gifts for children and families Mr. Dante Roccasecca served by The Village. Pictured: David and Dana Misorski, Village Ambassadors.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 23 Ms. Lori Rodden Mrs. Doris B. Arrington Ms. Linda Roderick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Rotelli John Bermel Mrs. Peter Russell Ms. Ann Brazel Mr. and Mrs. Russ Schulze Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Brodeur Mrs. Sarah G. Stevens Mr. Geoffrey Brown Ms. Deborah L. Tedford Ms. Janet Bucior Ms. Megan Trask Mr. Blair Childs Mr. John J. and Mrs. Maryellen Mrs. Francine E. Christiansen Turgeon Mr. Stephen Clancy Mr. Victor Verdina and Ms. Marcy Cain and Mr. Robert Kagan Martha J. Verdina Ms. Carrie Casciani Mr. Bernhard Klein Wassink Mr. Stephen Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Steven Webersen Mr. and Mrs. James S. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. Cooper ORGANIZATIONS Mrs. Lori Ann Cottrell Abel Family Fund at the Hartford Mr. Thomas A. Cranley Foundation for Public Giving Mrs. Patricia Campanella Daniels Barings Real Estate Advisers Ms. Elizabeth DeRosa Barnes Group Foundation Mrs. Susan Dunn Butler Company Dr. Paul H. Dworkin DeLisa Group The Village received over 200 backpacks from Prudential's Hartford Black David Enggas Distinctive Gardens & Tree Care LLC Leadership Forum Backpack Drive. Thanks to Prudential's generous staff, the Ms. Carrie L. Firestone Durham-Middlefield Exchange Club children we serve and their families had a smooth start to the school year. Mrs. Katherine Fisher Freightliner of Hartford, Inc. Ms. Karen E. Fitzgerald Glastonbury Women's Book Club Ms. Elizabeth Freedman Mr. Lewis Lassow Ms. Jennifer Orzell Gowrie Group Mrs. Susan Freedman Ms. Diane Lipes Ms. Jennifer Paquette Granby Lions Club Ms. Stephanie Fulbright Ms. Estela R. López Mr. and Mrs. James D. Parry Greater Hartford Sangha Mr. Randall Gabrielson Mr. John R. Nealon and Dr. and Mrs. Michael Passaretti Harmony Homecare Services LLC Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gauthier Ms. Pamela Lucas Mrs. Janis L. Potts Rotary Club of Rockville Mr. Anthony Giannone Ms. Maureen Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Pulito SIMONIZ USA Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Goldenberg Mr. and Mrs. Marc Madnick Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ritch TaklePowerOptions Mr. Arthur and Mrs. Zadelle Francine McKiernan Mrs. Gilda Roncari The Barn Yard Enterprises, Inc. Krasow Greenblatt Ms. Kim K. McClain and Ms. Rise B. Roth Unitarian Universalist Society - East Mr. Mark D. Hodson and Mrs. Mr. Brian R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Russell

Elisabeth C. Pruett-Hodson Timothy P. McLaughlin, MD Carlos Salguero, MD Cooley ‑Williams Society Ms. Debra Horn Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Meier Ms. Carolyn Sataline Ms. Marcia Howard Ms. Elizabeth Mercier Mr. John Sensenbrenner, Jr. $250+ Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Izard Mr. and Mrs. William T. Miller Mrs. Joy Stone INDIVIDUALS Ms. Amy Johnston Mrs. AnnaMarie Monge Ms. Judy Strong Anonymous Ms. Donna E. Jolly Mr. Martin G. Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Jean Pierre Van Rooy Ms. Toni Ann Abbruzese Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Kearney Ms. Patricia Morrissey David and Nancy Wadhams Mr. Mark and Mrs. Sarah Adanti Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kohlun Mrs. Nancy K. Netcoh Mrs. Jean Wilson Mrs. McKinley Albert Jennifer Krebsbach Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Neuwirth Barbara and Al Zakarian Ronald J. Albert, DMD Ms. Sharon Langer Ms. Mary S. O'Connor

24 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report ORGANIZATIONS Ms. Carol Andresen Ayelet Chozick Molly and Doug Donovan America's Charities Sanh Angkhavong Ms. Mildred Conlon Ms. Shirley S. Dudley Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Ms. Dianna M. Aprea Mrs. Jane Conter Mr. and Mrs. John P. Dugan, Jr. Andrew Associates, Inc. Ms. Karen H. Kellerman and Ms. Maureen Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duva Community Foundation of Mr. Peter Arakas Ms. Patty Crawford Lois and Edward Ecker Western Massachusetts Mrs. Gwendolyn G. Avery Mrs. Elba Cruz Schulman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Egan Connecticut Coalition Against Mrs. Janet Bailey Faude Mr. John Curran Ms. Mary-Jane Eisen and Domestic Violence Mr. Satish Kumar Balaji Mrs. Carolyn Cutler Mr. Robert Yass Dance 10 LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Barker Mr. Chad Czerwinski Dr. Ellen Eisenberg Dunkin Donuts Mrs. Catharine A. Bates Mrs. Lois A. Dailey Mrs. Laura Epstein Walter Dyber Fund at the Hartford Ms. Jan Beatty Ms. Juliana B. Dalton Estate of Eleanor B. Homicki Foundation for Public Giving Lisbeth Becker Ms. Catherine M. Daly Ms. Leslie Fass and East Granby Congregational Church Dr. and Mrs. Mark Belsky Ms. Winsome A. Dariah Mr. Robert Stillman Emanuel Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bermel Mrs. Geraldine Dean Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Finman Environmental Group, Inc. Mrs. Elise O. Boccia Ms. Sharon Desrosiers Ms. Lisa Fishman Exchange Club Centers/Prevention Ms. Melissa Boisseau Jennifer Destefani Ms. Joyce Ford Child Abuse Dr. and Mrs. Steven Bond Mr. Brian DiFatta Chantal Foster General Electric Mrs. Fredrika N. Bookwalter Ms. Elizabeth Donnelly Ms. Mary Jane Foster Hartford County Bar Foundation Meg Boyd Hartford Federal Credit Union Mr. Nicholas Boyne Harvard Pilgrim Health Mr. Jeffrey A. Brine, Esq. Care Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brodnicki Integrated Physical Therapy Ms. Janet Bucior & Counseling Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Kaz Equipment LLC Buckingham, Jr. Legal & General America Ms. Lori Budnick, CPA Landmark Partners LLC Ms. Jeannette Picard and Mastercam C.N.C. Software, Inc. Mr. Theodore Busky Putnam Plaza Super Liquors Johanna and Neil Cahill St. John's Episcopal Church Ms. Marcy Cain and Mr. Robert Kagan United Bank Mr. Edward J. Carr Watkinson School Mrs. Annette Carter Women's Health Connecticut Ms. Judy Casperson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Castellani Ms. Janet M. Castricum Thank you to the nearly 600 guests who attended the 2019 Girl Within Patrons Mrs. Lynn Cavo Luncheon and to our presenting sponsor, The Hartford. We are so grateful to $100-249 Ms. Kristin Champagne all our sponsors, staff, and volunteers. Because of their generosity, we met our Mrs. Carole M. Cheney INDIVIDUALS goal to support The Village’s life-changing programs for at-risk girls and young Anonymous Mrs. Danielle Choly women in the Greater Hartford area. Mr. Stephen Clancy Ms. Mary Abel Pictured (left to right): Asha Nahar; Galo Rodriguez, President and CEO Ms. Kristen M. Clark Ms. Susan L. Adamson of The Village; Jeanmarie Cooper, Girl Within Luncheon chair and member Mrs. Leslie C. Clark Mrs. Elaine Akley of The Village’s Board; Dr. Estela López, 2019 Woman of the Year; Phoebe Adrienne Cochrane Mr. Philip Allen Rotelli, 2019 Young Woman of the Year; Nekita Waller, CT State Troubadour; Gerald Coia Ms. Karen Andreo Beth Costello, CFO of The Hartford (presenting sponsor) and member of The Ms. Michelle Collins Village’s board; and Rachel Lutzker, Fox 61 reporter and event emcee.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 25 Rick and Gretchen Fountain Ms. Laurel Kelly Ms. Danielli Franquim Ms. Joanne Kenney Dr. and Mrs. Raymond N. Frick Ms. Elaina A. King Ms. Doris A. Gale Ms. Gina Kirkpatrick Marilda L. Gandara, Esq. Ms. Gail G. Korten Carolyne Gatesy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Korus Ms. Katherine Gavin Ms. Maryanne R. Krajcik and Mr. Christopher Gelpi Mr. James D. Devoe Ms. Robin Generous Ms. Nancy A. Kramer Ms. Anna Gertz Mr. Kenneth Krissinger and Marisa Giarnella-Porco Ms. Janice Krissinger Wros Mrs. Debra J. Gice Ms. Dawn Kruger Raina Giddings Ms. Deborah Kruse Janet Gill Ms. Michelle Kunzman Ms. Joan Gill Mrs. Deborah Kvam Mrs. Gail C. Goddard Mrs. Emily La Croix Ms. Rona Gollob Ms. Catherine M. Langdon Wooters Dr. and Mrs. John J. Grady-Benson Ms. Barbara Laurain Katelyn Greco Mrs. Noraleen E. LeClaire Mr. James Gregorski Ellen and Mark Lescher Mary and David Gridley Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Lim Mrs. Ruth Grobe Ms. Diane Lipes Mrs. Denise B. Hall Mr. Lucas Lycksell The Hartford Day Pitney LLP team spent their United Way of Central and Ms. Heather Halotek Ms. Suzanne Lyons Northeastern Connecticut Day of Caring at our RAMBUH Family Center on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Hamblett Pat Mackenzie-Thompson Asylum Hill, organizing our food pantry and donation room. Ms. Audrey Hayden Mrs. Patricia MacRae Mrs. Patricia C. Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Marc Madnick Ms. Amanda Hemmelgarn Mr. Zachary and Ms. Kathleen Malet Ms. Rachel MacGillis Moore Donna L. O'Shea, MD, MBA Denise Her Bonnie Malley Steven Moore, PhD Kathy and James Palma Debbie Hersh Mr. Peter Maltby Mr. and Mrs. John P. Moreschi Ms. Stephanie Bowers and Mr. Denise Hornbecker Ms. Alicia Marotto Ms. Linda L. Morkan Kourosh Parham Mrs. Cynthia B. Howard Mrs. Carolyn B. Martino Mr. I. L. Morris Mrs. Carla Pariser and Thomas Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mazadoorian Ms. Susan Mueller Ronald H. Pariser Ms. Joan Hurley Wendy McCormick Ms. Leah Murchie Ms. Julia Parker-Post Mr. Brian Jacobs Mr. Kevin McGann Ms. Cassandra Murphy Ms. Rebecca Parry Ms. Karen Jarmoc Ms. Kathi Meding Ms. Nancy Murray Ms. Laurie Paternoster Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jason Ms. Jennifer Meligonis-DeJohn Mrs. Susan Navage Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Paul Mr. Frederick E. Jenoure, Jr. Ms. Katharine Merriman Ms. Robin Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Eucal Peart Mrs. Pamela J. Joyce Ms. Angela Miller Mr. Wilfredo Nieves Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penney Ms. Kristi A. Kahn Ms. Francoise Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mark Niland Cynthia Peoples Mr. David Kaletski Ms. Lillian B. Miller Mrs. Sandra M. Nix Mrs. Catherine Pepin Mr. and Mrs. Seth Kalkstein Marlaine Miller Ms. Susan O'Brien Mrs. Harold E. Perry, Jr. Hesaneh Kazemi Ms. Tanya Millner-Harlee Ms. Theresa O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Willard F. Pinney, Jr. Ms. Jane Keiffer Mr. Benjamin Minard Ms. Lynn Olson Mrs. Janet K. Poet Shanna Keller Ms. Joanne Monaco Ms. Rita Rivera Ortiz Ms. Laura Post

26 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Mr. Kenneth L. Przybysz Susan and William Stolba II Mrs. Jeannette H. Urban Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Margaret and Brian Quigley Ms. Judy Strong Mr. Jeffrey Vanderploeg Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood S. Willard Ms. Susan L. Redfield Mr. Kevin Sullivan Mr. Robert Vaughan Mr. Bill Williams Dr. and Mrs. Allan B. Reiskin Mr. and Mrs. James Suprenant Mr. and Mrs. James R. Venneman Mr. Chad Williams Ms. Jill Rendeiro Mr. Richard Sussman Ms. Vita Veronesi Lynne Willis Ms. Cynthia Rider Mr. Jonathan Swerdloff Tammy Vuocolo Katherine and Stephen Wilson Ms. Annemarie Riemer Ms. Donna Taglianetti David and Nancy Wadhams Ms. Donna Wojtyna Ms. Laura Dake Roche, OD Ms. Ann E. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wallach Ms. Valerie Wozniak Ms. Susan Roche Mr. Michael B. Bonzagni Deputy Chief (Ret.) Terry L. Waller Ira Yellen Mr. Fernando G. Rosa E. M. Thomas-Jones Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Carol Waxman Ms. Yvette M. Young Mr. and Mrs. Stuart D. Rosen Ms. Ashanee Thompson Mrs. Marilyn Webber Ms. Amy Zeiner Miss Phoebe Rotelli Ms. Diane Tomlin Ms. Germaine Welch Mr. John T. Zembron Ms. Rosalie B. Roth Ms. Christine Traczyk Jeanette Weldon Sandra Zlokower Robert Rounce Mrs. Katherine Vines-Cook Trumbull Mr. Richard Werner Ms. Barbara Rubin Mrs. Deborah Ullman Ms. Laura L. Westlund Ms. Nancy Ryan Mrs. Linda L. Rydin Mrs. Barbara Samberg Hilary Sams Ms. Jacquelyn Santiago Ms. Lois Schneeberger Stephen Schneider Dr. Stanley Schwartz Ms. Maryellen Sciallo Ms. Elizabeth D. Scott Ms. Jill Scully Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. See Sal Sena Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Shea Ms. Patricia Shea Lovell and Mr. Peter Lovell Tara Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Shirley Ms. Patricia Simmons Ann Smith Mr. Brian Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Snodgrass Mr. Jack Soos Ms. Beth-Ann Spaudling Ms. Sally L. Speer Thanks to a generous donation by longtime KIDSAFE CT board member Jerry Bundy, children living at The Village will soon be Ms. Jennifer Steadman riding in style. Bundy helped facilitate the donation of this limousine, designed just for children. The minibar was replaced with Mrs. Laura Stevens a snack center and there's even a video game console. Pictured: Jerry Bundy, The Village Board member and Galo Rodriguez, Ms. Mary Stevens President and CEO, The Village.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 27 ORGANIZATIONS Ms. Margaret Atherlay Mr. James Bergenn Mr. Gary Brugnetti AmazonSmile Foundation Mr. Craig Bailey Ajay Beri Ms. Lauren Caesar Charities Aid Foundation of America Mrs. Maryellen Bailey Ms. Maribel Bermudez Ms. Olivia Caires Chubb Charitable Foundation Ms. Laurie Bajorek Ms. Doris Berton Ms. Heather Cap Connecticut Valley Orthodontics PC Ms. Jeanette Baker Ms. Brianna Bishop Tom Caporale Connecticut Voices for Children Ms. Sandra Kaye Baker Mrs. Kristina A. Blanchette Mrs. Maria Caraballo Facebook Mr. Winsome Barnaby Katie Blint Ms. Ethel Cari Hartford Yard Goats Charitable Kevin Beals Janice and Richard Bonaccorso Aimee Caron Foundation, Inc. Ms. Megan Beardsworth Ms. Ellen Boyne Mr. Michael Carretta Heavenly Divine Intervention LeAnn Beaulieu Mr. James Breen Mrs. Margaret T. Carroll Homestead Fuel Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. James Belfiore Ms. Lauren Brewer Ms. Rebekah A. Castagno Kurien Ouellette LLC Dianne Bennett Mrs. Mary Britcher Mrs. Ralph P. Castellon Morris Group, Inc. Ms. Tricia Bennett Ms. Jane Brosnan Ms. Annella Cera Olenders Ray Page Plumbing, Inc. Jordan Matthew Porco Foundation The Right Touch, LLC Rockville Community Alliance State of Connecticut Office of the Attorney General Stop and Shop Supermarket The Solomon and Katie Wohl Foundation Tolland Community Women, Inc. United Way of Greater Waterbury UnitedHealth Group University of Saint Joseph We Care Computers Workplace Success Group YWCA of Hartford Region, Inc.

Friends $1-99 INDIVIDUALS Silva Abadjian Ms. Lisa Abate Mrs. JoAnn Adams Ms. Louise Agasee Denise Aguilera Ms. Angela Alexander Michael Angelini Mr. Mark Anson and Eversource CT generously donated toys and games to our Holiday Giving Tree. Pictured: Sarah Adanti, Village Senior Ms. Robyne Watkin-Anson Director of Development, Gretchen Fountain, Village Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations and representatives of the Hartford Eversource CT Team.

28 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Mr. Kevin Chapman Ms. Deborah Farrel Ms. Jennifer Charron Ms. Katherine Farrington Ms. Jane Christie Ms. Amy Febles Ms. Josephine Cianci Ms. Judith Febles Mr. Bryan Clark Mrs. Heather R. Feinsinger LaTesha Clark Ms. Kathie Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. William E. Clifford Ms. Nilda Fernandez Ms. Angela Coco Mr. Jeffrey Ferreira Ms. Carolyn Cohen Mrs. Joelle Figueroa Ms. Sara Connolly Mr. Pablo Figueroa Mr. Costas T. Constantine Ms. Francy Filigrana Ms. Edyta Cooney Ms. Carol G. Fine Molly Cooper Ms. Martha Finkel Mr. and Mrs. James Corrigan Mrs. Crystal D. Floyd Barbara Costas and Joanne Stoddard Kimberly Forbes Katie Couto Rebecca Fraser Ms. Pat Cramer Ms. Elizabeth Freedman Ms. Mary Kay Curtiss Ms. Anne Gallagher Stacy Daley Ms. Kristine Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Winston B. Davidson Ms. Pam Gambarotta Mr. Alden E. Davis and Ms. Nancy Gathers Dr. Annette E. Rogers Mrs. Annette Gavens Ms. Yvan De Munck Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gavin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dominick DeBonee Jennie Gavrich Mr. Sam DeGiovanni Ms. Evelyn Gilbert More than 60 children that we serve at our Extended Day Treatment programs Taury DelValle Ms. Paula S. Gilberto received supplies they need to go back to school thanks to the Greater Hartford Maureen DePierro Ms. Analisha Gois Host Lions Club. Pictured are Maria Cornicello (Greater Hartford Host Lions Club Mr. Jean-Claude Desrosiers Ms. Lynn Goldfarb president), Andrew Stern (Lions Club member); Melissa Aiello (The Village's EDT Mr. and Mrs. William Desrosiers Ms. Kathryn Goodrich program coordinator) and Jerry Hardison (Lions Club member). Ms. Patricia Devendorf Mr. and Mrs. David C. Goyette Ms. Christine DiMenna Liz Guarino Lauren Donais Angela Haddad Mr. and Mrs. Wade D. Hiltabidel Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Jahne Ms. Peggy Donnelly Ms. Joan K. Hagan Ms. Beonita R. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Jarvis Ms. Deborah Douglas Ms. Rebekah Hall Ms. Phyllis Holland-Brown Ms. Angie Joachim Montgomery Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Laurence L. Hannafin Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Holmes Hanna Johansson Mr. Frederick T. Downs Jerry and Patricia Hardison Eva Holmes Krista Johnson Darby Drake Mrs. Marylyn M. Hardrick Mr. and Mrs. Lunville Hudgen Kathleen Jorens Ms. Martha E. Drummond Ms. Jennifer L. Harris Ms. Vernalda Hudgen Kahan Keren Jessica Dziob Ms. Faith O. Helene Mr. Christopher J. Hug Ms. Kimberly Kaplan Jillian Eitelman Mr. George Hernandez Mr. Drew Iacovazzi M. Keeley Ms. Julie Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Herzog Mr. Herbert G. Isaacson Ms. Carrie Kiesel Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon Ensign Ms. Jill Heslin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jacobson Mrs. Irene B. King Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Erdman Kenneth Hicks Ms. Moira E. Jacquette Ms. Joann Kirschner Mr. Michael Esernia Ms. Heidi Higham Ms. Jennifer Jaffe Jessica Kissane Ms. Maria Evans Artisene Hill

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 29 Ms. Ramona E. McRae Liz Rember Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Mihon Mr. John S. Riley Mrs. Ann Mittelmann Robert and Dottie Ritz Ms. Mary E. Montgomery Mr. Douglas Rogers Ms. Lorrie Moore-Johnson Ms. Christina Ross Ms. Kim Morehardt Ms. Barbara Rotelli Ms. Sarah Morin Mr. Mark Roth Michael Morris Mr. and Mrs. James Rotondo Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison Mr. Gaetano Rubino Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Mullen Ms. Jennie Rustic Consuelo Munoz Abir Saad Kimberly Muscat Ms. Carol Sacco Mrs. Mary-Michele Neagle Ms. Leticia Safran Ms. Marianne Neptin Ms. Ann Sakitis Ms. Karolina Nichols Mr. John Salemi Ms. Charlotte Norris-Brown Mr. John Salling Ms. Veronica North Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sanderson Molly Northrup Mrs. Roberta Sataline Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. O'Connell Ms. Anita Ford Saunders Christine O'Hare Ms. Kelli Schaller Lisa Orde Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Scharr Ms. Margarita R. Ortiz Dana Shagan Kristen Ortuso Ms. Deanne Shapiro Members of the Hartford area Dechert LLP law firm teamed up to provide Ms. Linda A. Otero Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Shapiro backpacks as part of The Village’s annual Backpack and Uniform Drive. Ms. April Oyler Ms. Gail L. Sheehan Receiving the donation are Jackie Weaver-Bey (left) and Sarah Adanti Mr. and Mrs. David M. Panico Ms. Maria Siciliano (third from left) of The Village. Mr. Edward Pantalena Ms. Katrina Sikorski Ms. Lisa Pavano Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Sill Gayle Klim Ms. Franca Lotufo Ms. Tami Pelletier Mr. David M. Silver Mallory Koitz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lowell Mr. and Mrs. David A. Pels Ms. Patricia A. Sisti Mrs. Joan Kyle Ms. Kathryn M. Luria Dr. Jennifer W. Pennoyer and Mr. Derek Slap Mr. John Lang Ms. Sarah Luscinskas Dr. William P. Pennoyer Megan Smallidge Ms. Mary Beth Lang Ms. Cheryl MalBaurn Mrs. Maria Piacenta Megan Smith Ms. Judith H. Lawes Mr. Stanley Malecki Mr. and Mrs. Richard Piacenti, Sr. Ms. Donna Solywoda Ms. Madelyn Lawson Ms. Donna Maluccio Ron Picard Mr. Matthew J. Southward Ms. Deborah Leclerc Mr. Douglas K. Manion, Esq. Mr. David Pines Ms. Michelle Souza Ms. Nicole Lee Ms. Anne Mannion Hannah Poist Ms. Judy Spindel-Brown Ms. Shirley Leich Ms. Leta Marks Mrs. Rennie Polk Allison Standish-Plimpton Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Lichtenberger Ms. Debra Martin Mr. and Mrs. John J. Portaluppi Mrs. Hannah B. Steel Barbara B. Lindsay, Esq. Ms. Kimberly A. Martini-Carvell, MA Ms. JoAnn Portelance Mrs. Marilyn Stratton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Link Mr. George L. Mason III Dr. Kyle Pruett Claudia Sweetland Ms. Janice Lombard Mr. Jim Masur Katherine Ramirez Mr. David Symonette Dustin Lombardi Ms. Jane McAlpine Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Reichstein Ms. Sarah Thompson Barbara Lopardo Mrs. Lynette D. McCarthy Ms. Diana Reid Mr. Joey Tolentino Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Lopreiato Ms. Lauren McGrew Katherine Reilly Mr. Robert J. Trafford

30 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report Ms. Nora Treschitth Gifts in Kind Mr. and Mrs. Steve Langlais Jim and Kathy Palma Josye Utick Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leone Mr. and Mrs. Erik Person INDIVIDUALS Ms. Stephanie Vacek The Levy Family Mr. Jack Perugini Ms. Toni Ann Abbruzese Ms. Patricia Valle Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacDowell Ms. Carol Peterson Mrs. JoAnn Adams Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Vasi Mr. and Mrs. Marc Madnick Dr. Michele Petrucelli Ronald J. Albert, DMD Ms. Melissa Vasilakis The Markie Family Ms. Randi Pincus The Antidormi Family Mariana Velez Escobar Ms. Betty Jean Mcauley Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Prudhomme Ms. Sara Avatapalli and Mr. Adam Mrs. Jill Waller Ms. Kate McDonald Margaret and Brian Quigley Denninger Liz Walter Mr. and Mrs. David Misorski Ms. Susan Smith Rubin Ms. Marion Babich Mr. Barry Walters Mr. and Mrs. Steve Motta Ms. Kimberly Russell Ms. Sandra Kaye Baker Mrs. Barbara Ward Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Northey Ms. Anne Heavy Scheinfeldt Ms. Sara Bass Mr. Dan Weight Ms. Donna O'Brien Mrs. Margaret F. Schenk Ms. Jan Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wergeles Ms. Jennifer Otto Mr. and Mrs. Doug Schumann Ms. Merily Behm Kassy Westervelt The Page Family Mrs. Wanda Shapera Mr. Anthony Berlenbach Mr. Robert C. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berlenbach Fredrick and Wilfred Whitman Mr. Thomas Berlenbach Ms. Alexandra Williams Ms. Maureen Bingham Ms. Janice Wilson Ms. Melissa Boisseau Mrs. Nancy Winkler Ms. Ann Brazel Ms. Abigail Woodhouse Mr. Iain Brown Mr. Wilfred Zahner Ms. Creta Chandler Ms. Michael Zaleski Mike and Doreen Ciunci Robin Zaleski Mr. and Mrs. John Colapietro Mana Zarinejad Mr. and Mrs. Dan Connelly Ms. Agata Zietek Mrs. Jeanmarie H. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Zimmitti Ms. Tricia Corto Ms. Darlene Zoller Ms. Catherine Corto-Mergins ORGANIZATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Victor Da Isabel Big Y Foods, Inc. Ms. Jeannette Dehmer Campbell Soup Company Ms. Deanna Ericson LexisNexis Risk Solutions Mrs. Beverly A. Fleming Liberty Mutual Mrs. Sandra Fredrickson Middlesex United Way Ms. Courtney Galotti Miss Porter's School The Greenhalgh Family Synchrony Bank Mr. and Mrs. Adam Guertin United Way of Coastal Ms. Tara Guertin Fairfield County The Hogan Family Windsor Woman's Club Ms. Amanda Hume of CT & GFWC Mrs. Heather Janssen Corenet Global delivered a bounty of collected toys and a check with the profit YourCause Mr. Mattie Jones from their golf tournament to The Village. Pictured: Mark Nisbett (left) is a Ms. Laura Perry new Village Ambassador, Gretchen Fountain (center) staff of The Village, and Mrs. Janice F. Klein Scott Tibbo (right), who was adopted from The Village. Both are members of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kratzer Corenet Global, Connecticut Westchester Chapter, a professional association Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kratzer of corporate real estate members.

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 31 Ms. Gail L. Sheehan The Morris Group ENDOWMENT FUNDS THE VILLAGE LEGACY SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Sinkiewicz Newington Quilters Club A strong endowment is a critical The Village Legacy Society is a Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sokolski Pepperidge Farms component of an institution’s devoted group of donors who have Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stannard Pool Administrators, Inc. financial strength. Funds established named The Village as a beneficiary Ms. Andrea Sullivan PowerOptions in support of The Village’s in their estate plans. Their generous Ms. Bonnie Therrien and Prudential Financial, Inc. endowment provide program bequests will enrich, sustain and Mr. Thomas Corto Robert H. Lord Company support for the families we serve preserve our services, establishing an Mrs. Jeannette H. Urban Saint Damien of Molokai Parish today and for future generations. enduring legacy of caring, protection Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weibel St. Matthew Lutheran Church They also generate steady and and support for the children, Mr. Joshua Weiner St. Peter Claver Church predictable income for daily families and adults we serve. We are Ms. Lynn Weisel St. Timothy Middle School operations. We are grateful to the honored to be the guardian of these Mr. and Mrs. Brian Werstak The Cobb School Montessori donors who established these meaningful contributions. The White Family The Glastonbury Auxiliary lasting gifts. Magrieta and Sherwood Willard of The Village Estate of Flora W. Arnoldi Mr. and Mrs. Keith Yoreo The Hartford Financial Ruth E. Clark Memorial Brian and Wendy Carberg Services Group, Inc. ORGANIZATIONS Endowment Fund Mrs. Francine E. Christiansen The Simsbury Auxiliary of The Village AXA XL Norbert Fried Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Janice F. Klein The Suffield Auxiliary of The Village AZ Design Serivces, LLC Fund Mr. Barry N. Lastra The West Hartford Auxiliary Somer Adams Diane D. and Irving J. (Irv) Friedman Mrs. Pamela P. Little of The Village Barings Real Estate Advisors Family Fund Estate of Sallie Norris The West Hartford Lions Club Be the One Foundation Friends of the Family Endowed Fund Ms. Susan Varnum Smith Rubin The Yoga Shop of Glastonbury Bob's Discount Furniture Cynthia B. Godfrey Memorial Fund Mr. Henry R. Schwartz Travelers Charitable Foundation, Inc. Betty Goumas Memorial Fund Mrs. Erika M. Smith University of Hartford Cigna Health and Life Kissane Family Emergency Ms. Jennifer R. Walkwitz Women's Club of Madison Insurance Company Assistance Fund Mrs. Louise M. Wilder Cipes Pediatric Dentistry CT Workout Gym Corenet Global Dechert LLP ESPN Eversource Hartford Courant Hartford Fire Department Hartford Golf Club The 9th Annual KIDSAFE CT Car Hartford Stage Show was a success. All proceeds Integrated Physical Therapy benefited KIDSAFE CT, an affiliate & Counseling of The Village, and their mission to Jewish Community Foundation educate and empower families and of Greater Hartford promote the well-being of young Larrabee Fund Association people. Pictured: tri-chair committee of Greater Hartford members: Jerry Bundy, The Village Loftex USA LLC Board member; Robin Kohler, Madina Academy KIDSAFE CT; Ray Page, Ray Page Mandell Jewish Community Plumbing, Inc. Center of Greater Hartford

32 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report About The Village

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jeanmarie H. Cooper* Richard M. Kaplan, Esq. (current) (FY19-20) Community Volunteer Associate General Counsel, United Technologies Corp. Beth A. Costello* Galo A. Rodriguez, MPH Andrew G. Baldassarre Executive Vice President & CFO, Patrick Kinney President, Chair* The Hartford Financial Services Executive Vice President, Travelers Chief Executive Officer Principal & Chief Market Strategist Rossmore Private Capital LLC Group, Inc. Charles H. Klippel, Esq. Deborah Bradley Thomas Daugherty Senior Vice President & Deputy Vice President, Human Resources John Turgeon, CPA, HCS Vice Chair* Partner, KPMG General Counsel, Aetna Tammy K. Freeberg, MSW Partner, CohnReznick Kim DiPietro Barry N. Lastra Vice President, Senior Director of Research and Community Volunteer Strategy and Planning Cathy Iacovazzi Secretary* Acquisitions, Hart Realty Advisers Patricia Marealle, Esq. Hector Glynn, MSW Margaret Pearl Douglas, CPA Staff Attorney, Chief Operating Officer Galo A. Rodriguez, MPH* President & CEO, The Village for Certified Public Accountant and CEO, Immigrant Children’s Justice Project Derek Slap, MBA Families & Children Canoville Consulting, LLC Center for Children’s Advocacy Vice President, Advancement Ellie Benson William D. Field Dr. Elsa M. Núñez Steven Moore, PhD Auxiliary Representative President, FieldActivate President, Eastern Connecticut State University Vice President, David L. Friar, Architect Business Development Jeffrey A. Brine, Esq. Member & Attorney at Law, Founder, Friar Associates Brian P. Reilly* Martin Morrissey, MHA, CPA, FACHE Kurien Ouellette LLC Chief Auditor and Sr. Vice President, Lawrence J. Gavrich Chief Financial Officer Travelers Richard (Jerry) Bundy Founder & President, Eric Schwartz, PsyD, ABPP Community Volunteer Home on The Course, LLC Senior Vice President, *member, executive committee Stephen E. Goldman, Esq. Clinical Programs Curt Cameron* President, Managing Partner, Robinson & Cole Laine Taylor, DO, MBA Thomas Hooker Brewing Company Frederick E. Jenoure, Jr. Medical Director Wendy Carberg Owner, FEJ Consulting Vice President Group & Worksite Markets, Diana Sousa Jepsen, MBA Guardian Life Insurance Company Associate Vice President, Marketing and Public Affairs, University of Saint Joseph

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 33 AMBASSADORS Dan and Nine Dechamps Thea Montanez KIDSAFE CT John Henry Decker Christopher Montross Ambassadors are engaged members An affiliate of The Village, Jaye Donaldson Joelle Murchison of the community who share a KIDSAFE CT is dedicated to the Susan Dunn Denise Nappier commitment to The Village’s mission early intervention, prevention, Dr. Paul Dworkin Peter Neville and help spread the word about and and treatment of child abuse and Dan Eudy Bobby Nims garner support for The Village. neglect. Its mission is to “partner Rose Fortuna Mark Nisbett with the community to educate and Kathleen Kane-Francalangia Irene O’Connor Ana Alfaro empower families and promote the Susan Freedman Bonnie Parry Dr. Biree Andemariam well-being of young people.” John Q. Gale Teresa Pelham Mark Anson and Robyne Marilda Gándara, Esq. Steve Phillips Watkin-Anson Matthew Gordon, Esq. Paul Pita Peter Arakas ADVISORY COUNCIL Marc and Sheryl Green Janis Potts Doris Arrington Lourdes Ardel Arthur Greenblatt JoAnn Price Samuel and Janet Bailey Richard (Jerry) Bundy Kevin Grenham Dr. Kyle Pruett Hyacinth Bailey, Esquire Tim Hill Donald Griesdorn Wanda Reyes-Dawes Constance Bain Doug Manion Ruth Grobe The Honorable Matt Ritter Andrea Barton Reeves, Esq. Derrick McBride Nathan Grube Dr. John Rodis Nicole Blades Turquoise McBride Dr. Walter Harrison Dr. Annette Rogers Nannette Bosh-Finance Yolanda Sazo David Hart Jason Rojas Kenneth Boudreau Michael Haylon Nelly Rojas Schwan Martha Brackeen-Harris THANK YOU to all KIDSAFE CT Jeffrey Hoffman Gilda Roncari Chester (Chet) Brodnicki donors for your support! John Horak, Esq. Fernando Rosa John Bruno and Artemis Tsagaris John Hurley Dr. Juan Salazar Carlene Bush Janet Jackson Dr. Carlos Salguero Thomas Byrne Leonard Jaskol Anita Ford Saunders Marcy Cain John Kennelly Philip Schulz Patricia Campanella Daniels Judy Kissane Jennifer Shimanski Edward Casares, Jr. Janice Klein Robert Smith, Jr. David Castellani Alan Kreczko Albert Staten Lesa Cavallero-Laraia Robert Laraia and Laura Stevens Francine Christiansen Lesa Cavallero-Laraia Sarah Stevens Ruth Clark Lewis Lassow Edward Sullivan Judith Clarke Diane Lipes Carol Waxman Stacy Hurley Cloud Dr. Thomas Lipscomb Armistead Webster Sara Connolly Peter and Rosemary Lombardo Joseph Wendover Judyth Coughlin Dr. Darcy Lowell Louise Wilder Jean and Ed Cowles Sheralyn Marsh John and Linda Zembron Elba Cruz Schulman The Reverend William McKissick, Jr. Christopher Dadlez Yvette Meléndez Edward Danek, Jr. EdJohnetta Miller Rick Daniels Dana Misorski and David Misorski Alden Davis Mark Mitchell Dr. Eddie Davis

34 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report LOCATIONS THE VILLAGE CENTER FOR FAMILY Extended Day Treatment The Village provides services in (current) LIFE AT GRAY LODGE Locations these Hartford schools: (including RAMBUH Family Center) 105 Spring Street MAIN CAMPUS The Village Main Campus Alfred E. Burr Elementary School Hartford, CT 06105 1680 Albany Avenue Asian Studies Academy at Bellizzi Hartford, CT 06105 300 Parker Street Bulkeley High School - Teacher 860-236-4511 THE VILLAGE MATERNAL, INFANT, Manchester, CT 06042 AND EARLY CHILDHOOD HOME Preparation and Humanities Academies THE VILLAGE SOUTH VISITING PROGRAM 282 Main Street Extension Burns Latino Studies Academy 331 Wethersfield Avenue One Regency Drive Middletown, CT 06457 Hartford, CT 06114 Bloomfield, CT 06002 Dr. Michael D. Fox Elementary School 860-236-4511 210 Pomeroy Avenue Hartford Public High School KIDSAFE CT Meriden, CT 06541 Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary An affiliate of The Village School 19 Elm Street Group Home Milner Elementary School Alison Gill Lodge Vernon, CT 06066 Museum Academy at Wish Manchester, CT OPPortunity High School Integrated Pediatric Care Sarah J. Rawson Elementary School East A partnership with Connecticut S.A.N.D. School Hartford Children’s Medical Center Thirman Milner School West Hartford West Middle School 800 Connecticut Blvd., 1st Floor East Hartford, CT 06108

65 Kane Street, 2nd Floor West Hartford, CT 06119

Linking Youth to Natural Communities (LYNC)

51 Gillett Street Hartford, CT 06105

145 South Whiting Street New Britain, CT 06051

The Village FY19-20 Annual Report 35 COMMITTEE OF THE SECOND CHANCE SHOP Hartford/West Hartford Child Placing Agency Blue Hills Civic Association AUXILIARIES LOCATIONS System of Care and Foster Care and Child Welfare League of The Village and the children Hispanic Health Council Adoption Services America, Inc. and families we serve 730 Hebron Avenue Judge Baker Children's Extended Day Treatment Connecticut Alliance of are fortunate to have the Glastonbury, CT 06033 Center, an affiliate of Outpatient Psychiatric Family Resource Centers support of more than 500 860-633-5188 Harvard Medical School Clinic for Children Community Volunteer volunteer Auxilians. Among KIDSAFE CT Residential Treatment Family Resource many other things, the 12 Station Street Institute of Living, a division Center Alliance Auxilians run our Second Simsbury, CT 06070 of Hartford Hospital Department of Public Connecticut Council on Chance Shops, thrift 860-658-7152 boutiques that sell new Manchester Community Health Licenses Adoption and gently used clothing College Psychiatric Outpatient Connecticut Council on and household items. All 116 Mountain Road Middlesex Hospital Clinic for Adults Family Service Agencies proceeds from the Shops Suffield, CT 06078 National Child Traumatic Facility for the Care Connecticut State support The Village. 860-668-2841 Stress Network or Treatment of Department of Education National Health Substance Abusive or Connecticut Early Glastonbury 175 Park Road Service Corps Dependent Persons Childhood Alliance Lori Holmes del Guidice West Hartford, CT 06119 Putnam Public Library Community Volunteer Chair (2019) 860-461-7067 Read to Grow Office of Early Community Nonprofit Sandra Nix, Acting Chair, Stafford Public Library Childhood Alliance Vice-Chair (2020) Town of Enfield Child Day Care Center for Family Support Network JoAnn Adams, AFFILIATIONS & Upper Albany Preschool Services Fatherhood Initiative of Shop Manager PARTNERSHIPS Neighborhood Connecticut Collaborative Accrediting Bodies Hartford/West Hartford Simsbury Access Agency UCONN Health Center American Psychological System of Care/ Patty Crawford, Co-Chair Alliance for Bloomfield's Urban League Association Community Collaborative Gail Korten, Co-Chair Children Windham Area The Joint Commission MetroHartford Alliance Lynn Snyder, Shop Chair Catholic Charities, Interfaith Ministry National Association for National Council for Archdiocese of Hartford Yale Child Study Center the Education of Young Community Behavioral Suffield Child FIRST Children (NAEYC) Healthcare Jayne Hastings, Co-President Child Guidance Clinic for Parents as Teachers Ellen Peterson, Co-President Central Connecticut LICENSURE & National Center Janeene Crane, City of Hartford Division for ACCREDITATION ASSOCIATIONS & Planned Giving Group Shop Manager Young Children MEMBERSHIPS of Connecticut Chris Rago, Shop Manager Community Health Services Department of Children Include: United Way of Central and Community Renewal Team and Families Licenses Northeastern Connecticut West Hartford Alliance for Children Connecticut Children’s Child Care Facility to West End Civic Association Jill Scully, Co-Chair & Families Medical Center provide Group Carol Waxman, Co-Chair Association of Psychology Family Life Education Home Services Postdoctoral and Foodshare Child Care Facility to Internship Centers Hartford Board of Education provide Temporary Asylum Hill Neighborhood Hartford Division for Youth Shelter Services Association Hartford Public Library

36 The Village FY19-20 Annual Report A Top Workplace

The Village is grateful for our employees’ hard work and dedication, especially during these challenging times. We’re pleased that our staff feels the love and that for the second time in three years The Village was named a Top Workplace. The designation, earned through an anonymous survey and awarded by an independent non-profit, validates The Village’s commitment to fostering different points of view and communicating with staff, two areas in which we received high marks. Staff also overwhelmingly reported feeling that The Village is “going in the right direction.”

Village staff pictured (l-r): Galo Rodriguez, Village President and CEO; Samantha Clarke, Village Clinical Supervisor for Family Based Recovery; Alena Pearce, Village Program Coordinator for Extended Day Treatment; Ashley Boutin, Village Supervisor for Extended Day Treatment; Natalie Farquharson, Village Clinician for Child First. Nonprofit org U.S. POSTAGE PAID Hartford, CT PERMIT NO. 4603

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