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2007 August, Event Brochure a new foundation to support the Heart Gallery of New Mexico! The Heart Gallery of New Mexico Foundation was created to raise funds necessary to expand the Heart Gallery of New Mexico as well as to improve upon and support other New Mexico initiatives which encourage adoption through foster care. The Heart Gallery of New Mexico Foundation is a registered 501c(3) organization. To find out how you can OF NEW MEXICO FOUNDATION help or donate, contact Judy Richardson at (505) 982-2426 or visit www.heartgallerynm.org. City Bank of New Mexico Dolores and Roman Maes FOUNDATION DONORS Kenneth W. Perry TVC & Sherman & Cathy McCorkle Myrna Rheudasil Candace and Leland Gould Heart Circle Cathy M. Callanan Ray Belzen Western Refining Aggie Choi Giant Industries & Leland and Candace Pascale and Ted Blue Century Bank Ann Hearn Century Bank Ann and Jim Butler Gerald Peters Kathy and Rick Abeles Healy Foundation DeWayne Catron Nancy Burleson and Ted Abrams McCune Charitable Foundation Dawn Cordina Frame Sponsorship Sunny and Bob Bettis Santa Fe Arts Foundation Joan Deming Bernie Logue y Perea and John Howard Calvin Browning TVC & Sherman and Cathy McCorkle Nanci and Harvey Fruman Karen and Ray Westall Betty Jean and Bob Dobbins Tom Garber Cathy Callanan Gallery Circle Sandra Erwin Philippe Jacquot Dick Forrest Richard James Gerald Peters In Honor of Earl Jones Earlene Neeley Karen and Ray Westall Diane and Charles Mashburn Georgine and Gordon Peacock Brad Woolbright,The Administrative Staff Marty and Johnny Cope Dennis Moore Darrel Winter at the Santa Fe Opera The AML Foundation E.W. Prater, Jr Roddy Burdine R.D. Hubbard and Joan Dale Hubbard Fnd. Bill Reed Friends Circle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiss Eugene V.Thaw Cleo and Bruce Rimbo by Richard Gettis William and Jackelin Cobb G.R. and Linda Russell New Mexico Circle Jean and Donald Gautier Reid Callanan Jasmyne Goodman Richardson for Governor 2006 Child's Circle The Callanan Family Bruce Malott Eunice Well Servicing Bruce Galpert Richard Gaddes Reeves McGuire Michelle and Bill Coons The Lugassy Family Baron Wolman John Underwood FHL Foundation Sally Maier and Peter Vagg Sharon and Richard Kirkland JoAnn Balzer United Way of Santa Fe County David M. Schwartz Judith Mikkelsen Linda M Davis Kim Preston by Cathy M. Callanan Susan and Lee Berk Claire and Roger Frye Rushing Family Foundation Natalie and David Cecil Glen Holt Jill Cooper Udall Helene Singer and Semore Merrin by Susan Udall Foundation Circle David Schwartz Margaret Branch Jill Cooper Udall Diane Granito Beverlee McClure Marco Prelo Clare Lighton by The AML Foundation Bernard Logue y Perea Mozelle Richardson Joseph Fidel Sorted Wives Club/Hobbs Cathy Eastham Clyde Tomlin Lucky Services Inc Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ellis In Memory of Lucky Rental Tools Helen Joan Holt Portrait Sponsorship Pearl Blue by Pascale and Ted Blue Anonymous Julie and Morgan Smith Terry Malone by Nanci and Harvey Fruman Helen Kenny Sam and Stephen Callaway Caroline Culley Liberti Austin Gall by Billye S. Bossong and Carolyn Kenny State National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Michael Esstman Stuart Gall Beverlee McClure Lisa and J.B. Fraley Charles Hawthorne Joe Bowden by Gordon F. Jumonville Bernie Logue y Perea and John Howard Gordon Jumonville Richard Lewis Martha Gilmore by Bob and Sunny Bettis Harry Teague Billye Bossong and Stuart Gall Wayne Metcalfe Eunice Well Servicing Co. Carolyn Kenny Margaret Perry Dwayne Taylor Special Thanks Helen Maria Kenny Ron Russ Lucky Services Inc. Gerald Peters Gil Moutray Betty and Glen Savage Sam and Stephen Callaway The Gerald Peters Gallery/Elizabeth Richardson for Governor 2007 Callaway Safety Equipment Co., Inc Hubbard Henry Southway, Jr. Foster Circle Marty and John Cope Steve Stucker and KOB-TV Carol and Paul Wood Brenda McCracken Dwayne Taylor Clear Channel Outdoors Laureen and Richard Zelt Duke Halle Lucky Rental Tools Jason Ausrichtig, Counter Culture Family Circle Susan Berk, Helene Singer, Judith Mikklesen We apologize for any unintentional Phyllis Panzeter Karen and Ray Westall omissions or inaccuracies. Please notify Judy Stacey and Scott Miller Kathleen and Mark Clark Michelle and Bill Coons Richardson at (505) 982-2426 for corrections. Sony Roethemeyer Anna Crook Will Coons Tactical Security Solutions Joan McGuire YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOSTER A CHILD. ADOPT.. OF NEW MEXICO FOUNDATION Heart Gallery of America, Inc. cyfd.org • 1-800-432-2075 heartgallerynm.org • 505-982-2426 heartgalleryofamerica.org Carlos by Cheron Bayna Amber by Jackie Mathey what is the Heart Gallery? he Heart Gallery began as an idea in response to the question: “How can we ♥Tbetter help foster children find their forever homes?” The inspired answer: capture the personalities of these waiting children in professional portraits, allowing potential Angel by Baron Wolman parents to see a bit of their hearts and spirits, and experience a sense of who they are. Birth of a nationwide movement The Heart Gallery concept was born in New Mexico in March 2001. Diane Granito, a recruiter for the New Mexico Children,Youth and Families Department (CYFD) brought the idea to life Destiny by Don Usner at the nation’s first Heart Gallery exhibit in Santa Fe. Expanding on the suggestion of Cathy Johnathan and Sheaundra by Joe Gemignani Maier Callanan, a photographer and adoptive mother, Diane gathered dozens of volunteer Broward County FL Heart Gallery Timothy by Melisa professional photographers to take portraits of available children. Christened “The Heart Arkansas Heart Gallery Gallery,”the awareness-raising exhibit opened at Santa Fe’s Gerald Peters Gallery. It drew a capacity crowd to view the stirring portraits of children in CYFD custody who were dreaming national of finding their "forever families." Santa Fe news notes Clinton by Kelly LaDuke Matthew Straeb, of the Heart Gallery of Broward+ County Florida, has joined CYFD Since then, the Heart Gallery of New Mexico events have helped find homes for many Jacksonville, FL Heart Gallery and Diane Granito in a new initiative: co-founding Heart Gallery of America, Inc. children who were considered "hard to place," due to their age or the fact that they were members of a sibling group. One of the happiest endings came in June 2005, when a special With an experienced and enthusiastic board, successful and involved members, this portrait inspired a couple to adopt five teenaged siblings. Two photographers even "clicked" national nonprofit will support the work of Heart Gallery organizations which, in turn, so well with the children they were photographing that they went on to adopt them! the support our foster children in their dream to become part of a loving family. Joseph by Rick Scibelli Caring hearts across America respond New Jersey The year before their first Heart Gallery, the Division of Youth and Family Services Thanks to media coverage and technical support from CYFD, the Heart Gallery spread to received 81 adoptive inquiries in the month of June. In the first three weeks of the several other states. At first the message spread slowly; then, in January 2005, an insightful Heart June following the New Jersey Heart Gallery opening, 460 inquiries were received, article about the project by Rosemary Zibart appeared in Parade magazine. It was as though 2/3 of whom said they were inquiring about a Heart Gallery child.Within ten weeks the nation had been waiting to learn about the children and how they could help. Hundreds Victoria by Clare Lighton of its launch, Heart Gallery of NJ had found prospective adoptive families for 75 of of e-mails and phone calls poured into CYFD asking for guidance. As more groups sprang up, the state’s hardest to place children. www.heartgallerynj.com The Heart Gallery became the focus of extensive national media attention, at one point Gallery achieving a media milestone when it was featured on the Today Show and in the New York of Tampa Bay, Florida Adriana by Mariza Brussolo Times and People in the same week. Heart Gallery Tampa Bay has matched 40% of the foster children from our Central TX Heart Gallery 2007 gallery with potential families since we opened in February, with 3 adoption Other coverage followed with CNN, MSNBC, USA Weekend,Women’s World, ABC World News finalizations already! Jesse Miller, Director,Tampa Bay Heart Gallery Tonight,The View, 20/20 and the CBS special, A Home for the Holidays, all doing stories on the America Heart Gallery. Each time a piece appeared, more people were inspired to step up and help. We could not imagine our home without Jessica in it now.We are truly blessed by Nearly every state now has a Heart Gallery and some have many: Florida has thirteen having been given this opportunity! The Heart Gallery was our first awareness of the groups, California has eight, and Texas has Heart Galleries that cover as many as 60 counties. foster care system in Hillsborough County so please keep it going! Please don't ever James by Laura Shill stop believing in what you do each and every day for these children and for families Tynesa by Molly Wagoner CYFD continues to be a conduit for the positive energy of these dedicated planners. The like ours. A note from 13 year-old Jessica’s new adoptive mother. US Children’s Bureau initiative, The Collaboration to Adopt US Kids, has also been a strong supporter of the project, naming the Heart Gallery a "best practice." On November 1, 2005, Las Vegas, Nevada they hosted the first National Heart Gallery exhibit at Union Station in Washington, D.C. Second opening event held May 2007. 37 children featured, 10 placed so far for this year. First year, 58 children featured, 55 have adoption plans, 30 are ready to go to With 46 states currently hosting or planning Heart Gallery openings, the range of talent, finalization.The direct results from Heart Gallery would be 60 - 75%.
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