Annual Report 2019 Our Impact

We are the nation’s largest victim services agency, offering support and services to survivors of violence and crime at locations in all five boroughs of . Figures below represent our impact at select programs during the fiscal year that ended on June 30, 2019.

Children Find Comfort and Abuse Survivors Find Victims of Crime Find Support Young People Find Belonging Sanctuary

Helped 2,330 survivors at our We operate Child Advocacy Centers Answered 80,363 calls to the Community Programs, which (CACs) in all five boroughs where Hotline. serve all five boroughs of New York children who have suffered sexual City and offer ongoing support or severe physical abuse are treated Provided a safe haven to 845 victims for survivors including: supportive by caring teams. 9,686 children and of domestic violence and their 1,179 counseling, support groups, case 4,508 caregivers found healing and children at our Domestic Violence management, safety planning, client hope at our CACs. Shelters. advocacy and other services. Our Domestic Violence Law Project Assisted 33,564 through our Crime Our Child Trauma Response Team provided 1,654 clients free legal Victims Assistance Program, which works with law enforcement to representation, information, and provides information, advocacy, provide a coordinated, trauma- consultation to domestic violence and healing support needed after a focused, and interdisciplinary victims on family law matters. crime has occurred. response to children and impacted caregivers exposed to violence in Answered 7,423 calls to our Crime the home. We provided services to Provided outreach, advocacy Victims Hotline, and 7,961 calls 1,082 families. and case management to 25,444 to the Rape and Sexual Assault survivors through our Crime Victims Hotline. We provided free, supportive, Assistance Program. Replaced 706 lock and cylinders educational childcare to 8,740 through Project Safe, our program children at our six Children’s Helped 3,707 clients with advocacy, for free home lock replacement for Centers in New York City courts. case management and supportive crime victims. counseling in our Family Courts Our Streetwork Project operates Program. Our Immigration Law Project two drop-in centers, a short-term provided legal representation, legal residential shelter and an outreach advice and consultation to 903 program providing for daily needs, clients who are crime victims and food, wrap-around care and also have immigration law issues. trauma support to homeless youth Our Anti-Trafficking Program throughout the New York City. We provides legal and case management worked with 1,568 clients and made services to survivors of labor 10,387 outreach contacts. trafficking and sex trafficking. We work with people of all genders, ages and origins. We provided services to 220 clients in 2019. Highlights from 2019

Each year, Safe Horizon provides direct services and support to more than 250,000 New Yorkers who have experienced crime or violence. We empower victims and survivors to find safety, support, connection, and hope. Here are some highlights from 2019:

» » We began 2019 with a monumental victory for adult Safe Way Forward, our new program for families who survivors of with the passage of the Child have experienced intimate partner violence and are Victims Act (CVA). We heard over and over again that involved in the child welfare system, launched. Safe the doors to the courtroom were closed to survivors Way Forward uses a groundbreaking whole-family because of New York State’s restrictive statute of model in which we offer restorative, trauma-informed limitations. Now, New Yorkers have the chance to counseling and case planning to every member of hold their abusers accountable. a family. We work directly with all family members » including the survivor, the children, and the person When the CVA went into effect on August 14, who has caused harm. 2019, we took the lead in promoting information » and resources so that all New Yorkers who may SafeChat, connecting survivors to an advocate for be impacted can learn about their options. A immediate help in real time via our website, debuted comprehensive information resource is available at in 2019. We will expand hours of operation in 2020. our website: www.safehorizon.org/cva. These are only selected examples of how our work » Safe Horizon and the NYPD announced our expanded enables more victims to become survivors. Thank you for Special Victims Division (SVD) partnership. Safe joining us in our efforts to create a world free of violence Horizon advocates work at select precincts to offer and abuse. It would not be possible without the support client-centered support and an atmosphere in which of the many partners listed in this report, and we are survivors can feel more comfortable talking about extraordinarily grateful. what happened to them and navigating justice.

Our Generous Supporters

The extraordinary generosity of the following individuals, corporations and foundations provided vital support to Safe Horizon between Jan. 1, 2019 and Dec. 31, 2019. We are grateful for your partnership!

$1,000,000 or more FJC – A Foundation of Mary J. Hutchins Debra J. Fine and Martin I. Samantha and Morgan Stanley Philanthropic Funds Foundation Schneider Andrew Saperstein Oak Foundation Foundation for a Just Maverick Capital The Frances L. & Edwin L. Select Equity Group Society Foundation Cummings Memorial Foundation $500,000 to $999,999 Lisa New Mayor’s Fund to Advance Fund Michael Slocum Robin Hood Foundation The New York Community New York City Jennifer and Paul Germain TJX Foundation Trust PVH Corp. HBO Weyerhaeuser Family $250,000 to $499,999 News Corp Rose M. Badgeley Pamela and Stephen Foundation Booth Ferris Foundation Stavros Niarchos Residuary Charitable Hootkin Chapman Perelman Foundation Trust John A. Reisenbach $10,000 to $24,999 Foundation van Ameringen Foundation Luke and Jodi Sarsfield Foundation Alice Lawrence Foundation Charina Endowment Fund Verizon The Dinesh and Inc. The Clark Foundation Anonymous (1) Foundation Deeptha Khanna Alliant Cy Twombly Foundation World Childhood Stephen and Carolyn Celia Goldwag Barenholtz Gerstner Family Foundation $50,000 to $99,999 Foundation McCandless and Paul K. Barenholtz H. van Ameringen Council on Foreign Iva and Scott Mills Black Entertainment Foundation Relations $25,000 to $49,999 Jo Natauri Television NEO Philanthropy Discovery Shared Services The Barker Welfare National Basketball Thomas and Marcia Borger Steven and Diane Parrish The Jaharis Family Foundation Association Broadway Cares/Equity Foundation Borealis Philanthropy Paul Parker and Andrea Fights AIDS $100,000 to $249,999 Joann Lang Jeff and Shari Brodsky Hagan Community Annie E. Casey Foundation Judith C. White Foundation Edith Glick Shoolman Pfizer, Inc. Foundation Bank of America Lily Auchincloss Children’s Foundation The PIMCO Foundation Alan Buckwalter Geoffrey C. Bible Foundation Epstein Teicher Grace Richardson The Calamus Foundation Capital One Bank MAC AIDS Fund Philanthropies Ben and Hillary Carter Celtic General Contractors Robert G. and Ellen S. Beatrice C. Kerr Firefighters for Kids Fund Pannonia Foundation Chris Cernich Gutenstein Family Douglas and Robin Klion Peter J. Firestein and Steve and Alexa Pappas Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Denise Kohn and Sheree S. Stomberg Dean and Denise Pappas Foundation James F. Hefelfinger Adam Blank Lynn Flynn David Pauley Charles and Mildred Sunil Hirani Adam and Melissa Kudelka Deborah Fox PepsiCo Schnurmacher The Jockey Hollow Leathwaite International David W. Frankel Carole and Ira Pittelman Foundation Foundation Inc. Kurt Freund Tom Pittman Colgate-Palmolive Eric and Jennifer Kayne The Litwin Foundation Yves Gaden and Plaza College Company Victor and Elena Kiam The Ludwig Family Cathy Ranieri Andrew Post Cooley LLP Heni Koenigsberg and Marc Foundation David P. Garten Andrea Prochniak The Dammann Fund S. Plonskier Marks Paneth & Shron LLP DeNora and Mark Masonic Association The David Geffen Eric and Jennifer Komitee Cassey Morales Getachew Susan K. Reid Foundation Gwen R. Libstag Alexander and Carrie Goldberg Kim Rittberg Davis, Polk & Wardwell Marcia & Philip Rothblum Amanda Morcos Jennifer P. Goodale and RNC Industries, LLC Divine Breath NYC Foundation William Neeson Mark Russell Briana Rose Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps May and Samuel Rudin Steven Nussbaum Glenda Guerri Jeff Rosenstock Ernst & Young LLP Family Foundation Oppenheimer Funds Jan Guifarro Dana Ross EWM Global Nash Family Foundation PG Products of NY, Inc. Josh Gully Jordan Roth Facebook National Coalition Against The Prescott Fund for Sameer Gupta Lisa Rothblum Phillip G. Fairweather, M.D. Domestic Violence Children & Youth Kelley Gustafson Sanky Communications, Inc. Joe and Jessica Falencki Netflix Ellen Rosenthal Rachel Haber and Rita Scaringella FedEx The New York Bar Dale F. Schlather Ari Mentzel Elizabeth Schneider Fourth Universalist Society Foundation Tim Short Mallory H. Hagan Wolfgang Schroter in the City of New York Sarah Peter Gail Telleysh Elsie Hall Peter Schwarz Patricia L. Gould Karen and Charles Phillips Thinx Kenneth V. Handal and PJ Schwarz Jeffrey and Caryl Hahn Rich and Tara Plansky TriState Capital Bank Mary Francina Anthony Scianna Dorothy and Victor Han Angelo Prado Elizabeth Wahab James Hendricks Gregory Serdahl Theresa Hanrahan Peter Craig Russell The Walt Disney Company Sooyoung Herzi Howard Shild The Hyde and Watson Barrie and John Scardina Ellen Winn Fred P. Hochberg Signature Bank Foundation Amy and Glen Siegel Ariel Zwang and Gerry Hodes Revi Simmons Joseph P. Day Realty Simon & Schuster Gordon Mehler Sunny and Mark C. Smith Corporation Ellen L. Sporn Anonymous (1) Emmanuel Hostin Christopher Snow JP Morgan Chase & Lauren R. Breitman Tanen Hot 97 Susan and Peter Solomon Company and Ben D. Tanen $1,000 to $2,499 Kerry Hughes Gerrie Soman Kenworthy-Swift The Stonewall Community Sam Archibald Ben Huneke Jessica Sorrento Foundation Foundation Arthur J. Gallagher Risk I Am More Scarsdale Spector Family Foundation Brian J. Lee Ryan Toohey and Risa Management Services, Stephen and Sherry Jacobs TR Limited Brands Foundation Heller Inc. Rady Johnson David Stark Lion TV Warburg Pincus Foundation Richard Astor Kasirer Consulting Nevin Steinberg and John Mahoney The Rosalie Katz Family Automatic Data Jennifer and Steven Kasoff Paige Price Mary Beth and Jay Marshall Foundation Processing, Inc. Amy L. Katz and Irving Laura Stevenson Martin Newman, Esq. Eboni Williams and Suzanne Bachner and Scher Roger Strong National Football League Steven Glenn Bob Brader L. William and Brit Kay Peg and Tim Sullivan New York Yankees Paula and Anré Williams Bank Leumi USA Angela Kaywood Gabrielle Sulzberger Oliver Wyman Anonymous (1) Carol M. Barker Kathleen Kettles-Russotti Susan B. Anthony Girls Rock Yoko Ono Susan Baumel-Cornicello Kate Kibilda Mentoring Program Gabrielle R. Propp $2,500 to $4,999 Joyce Berman Ko Hin Corp Emily Z. Tabuteau Rita J. and Stanley Barbara A. Abeles Rakesh Bhalla Sara Kozak Claire Thile H. Kaplan Family Ample Big Little Lies Lafferty Family Charitable Christian Thompson Foundation Arrow Media Blackfin, Inc. Foundation Patrick Tierney Robert and Ardis James Meredith and Andrew Ball Scott Blair Karen Lambert Kirsten Vaselaar Foundation Berkshire Hathaway Home Daniel Blitzer LDI Color Toolbox Andrew Weaver John and Antonia Romeo Services New York Jane Blocker Leon Levy Foundation Scott Weinberger Sonia Sande and Properties Chuck Bralver Lloyd Levenberg Alan and Barbara Weinschel Carol and Ted Sattler Bilotti Williams Family Fund Greg Brooks and Marjorie R. Lewis Carol Wengert Jason and Tracie Silvers Bright Horizons Rachel Adams Kyoko and John Lin White & Case LLP Tomberg Family Patrick Clarke Brookwood Companies Inc. Lincoln Computer Services Amy Wilson and Philanthropies Robyn Coles Christine and Derek Browe Lincoln Correctional Facility David Flannery UKOGF Foundation Comedy Cellar Michael and Susan The Luminescence James Wolin Wells Fargo & Company Thomas G. Connolly Buchenberger Foundation, Inc. Lynn Wright and The Winters Family Fund Cornicello, Tendler & Patricia Caldwell Lindsay Mack Scott Gordon Anonymous (2) Baumel-Cornicello LLP Kara and Gary Carskaddan Phil Mackintosh William and Laurie Young Antoinette Delruelle and Sarah Cattano Susan Maier Beth and Martin Zubatkin $5,000 to $9,999 Joshua Steiner CDW-G George Mazzella Anonymous (3) Nancy and Howard Adler Dentons US LLP Jean-Francois and Sara McDougall The Andre and Elizabeth The Difference Card Veronique Christory Laura J. McGrath Kertesz Foundation, Inc. Empire BlueCross Church of the Ascension James McHenry Philip Bentley BlueShield The Betsy and Alan Cohn Ken Meeker and Leah Cara Berkowitz Simon Emrich Foundation, Inc. Campbell Jeremy, Jane and Joan Fabio Faith Coleman Lee and Fritz Michel Megan Blocker Ford Foundation Jenny Kuhns Cook Nicole Middleton Bloomberg Mark Freedman Derek and Elizabeth Cribbs The Lucelia Foundation Inc. Brooklyn Sports & and Alison Meyer Joyce C. Crofton Charitable Alan Miller Entertainment Suzanne and Martin Fund Gabe Miller Cara A. Raether Carey Friedman Belinda Davies Komal Misra Sam and Sharon Carpenter Hope L. and John L. Furth Brandon Delesline Nik Mittal Credit Suisse Foundation Global Giving Foundation The DeLisi Family Eileen T. Moran Aaron Doades Janice Goodman Foundation Kathleen Nekola Lawrence and Google Lingjia Deng Diana Ng Elizabeth Frers Barbara G. Gottlieb Donnelly Mechanical Dermot O’Brien Friends of Schumer Guardian Life Insurance Jose Esteves Paula K. Oppenheim Friends of Streetwork Company of America The Fair Share Foundation Eric Ordway Project Andrew Jarombek Bill Fine Kathleen Pakenham Goldman Sachs & Co. Thomas Kennedy Jonathan Fine Michael Paley 2019 Financial Summary for Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2019

Net Assets FY2019 FY2018

Beginning of Year $33,307,309 $28,270,427

End of Year $35,378,541 $33,307,309

Change in Net Assets $2,071,232 $5,036,882

Where Our Funds Came From 1% FY2019 FY2018 Investments Interest Miscellaneous Grants $72,999,147 $65,211,289

2% Contributions $5,920,467 $6,777,617 Fees 2% In Kind Contributions $2,958,669 $2,769,417 Special Events Special Events $904,203 $1,294,254 3% In Kind Contributions Investments $843,759 $403,278 FY 2019 9% Contributions Fees $1,887,039 $1,754,741 Interest $4,575 $27,327 83% Grants Miscellaneous $355,962 $472,192

Total Revenue $85,873,821 $78,710,115

How We Spent Our Funds We are proud of how we spend our funds responsibly – 100% of our funds go to support our mission.

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Direct Program Expense $32,544,677 $25,672,130 $14,499,888 72,716,695

Core Mission Support - $4,087,694 $3,224,485 $1,821,223 9,133,403 Management & General

Core Mission Support - $873,845 $689,313 $389,331 1,952,491 Fundraising

$37,506,217 $29,585,928 $16,710,442 $83,802,589

Safe Horizon Board of Directors

Executive Committee Directors Richard Plansky Michael C. Slocum Jeffrey Brodsky Grace Richardson Chair Nancy Clark John Romeo Pamela N. Hootkin Joe Falencki Samantha Saperstein Vice Chair & Treasurer Lynn Flynn Luke Sarsfield Mark Freedman Barrie Scardina Sonia Sande Secretary Paul Germain Eboni K. Williams James Hendricks Celia Goldwag Barenholtz Sunny Hostin Emeriti Dinesh Khanna Steven C. Parrish Mark C. Smith Joann Lang Brooke McMurray Steve McCandless Susan Solomon Iva Mills Most Reverend Joseph M. Sullivan Jo Natauri (as of December 31, 2019) Martin Newman

Leaders on the Horizon

Leaders on the Horizon is the volunteer leadership council at Safe horizon, established to engage rising leaders across various professions in support of our mission, vision, and programs.

Diana C. Mousally Kate Bagby Heath Miller Chair, Leaders on the Horizon Stefie Ballesta Nikki Parker Audrey Nonemaker Christina Ballinger Brook Peters Vice Chair, Leaders on the Horizon Alec Brodsky Shannon Rzeznikiewicz Christine Browe Abdul Sada Kristina Faller Chair, Awareness Committee Azriel Crews Tiffany Tipton Chris Daly Kelleigh Whelan Frances Del Rosario Arriana Marion (as of December 31, 2019) Chair, Nominations & Governance Mallory Hagan Taylor Helber George Mazzella Chair, Engagement Tabitha Holbert Demetrios Kastanis Michael Nemirovsky Kira Kazantsev Chair, Fundraising

Since 1978, Safe Horizon has been at the forefront of helping victims of crime and abuse. We are woven into the fabric of New York City, and are here when and where you need us – in the courts, in your community, or at the other end of a phone any time of the day or night. safehorizon.org Our mission is to provide support, prevent violence and promote justice for victims of crime and abuse, their families and communities.

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