2017-2018 ANNUAL REPORT

Rebuilding Lives. Ending Homelessness. Kids enjoying holiday activities at our Family Center ABOUT UNION STATION Homelessness can affect anyone – no one is impervious 32 cities in San Gabriel Valley; and our programming has to it. Lack of housing, stagnant wages, skyrocketing rents evolved and adapted to serve the most vulnerable members and lack of opportunity or safety nets for people who are of our society – people experiencing chronic homelessness, sick, disabled or trapped in the cycle of poverty have all chronic health conditions, disabilities, mental illness, and contributed to our current homeless crisis. substance use. For more than 45 years, Union Station Homeless Services has Union Station will continue to leverage our decades of helped adults and families facing hunger, homelessness, expertise, our innovative and life-saving programs, and our and poverty in our community. deep community connections to help people rebuild their lives. Everyday, our staff has the privilege of working with people on a journey – people who trust us enough to let us into their We cannot do it alone. We must all do our part to move our lives so that we can provide the outreach, shelter, housing, homeless neighbors off the streets, and into homes for good. and employment services they need for a better life. Together, we can build a future where every person has a life of dignity and a safe place to call home. Union Station Homeless Services has grown and expanded in recent years. Our staff has more than doubled in size; our geographic reach has expanded to include Pasadena and Thank you for being part of the solution!

MISSION The mission of Union Station Homeless Services is to help individuals and families rebuild their lives and end homelessness. TABLE OF CONTENTS

2 ABOUT UNION STATION

4 LETTER FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR

5 LETTER FROM OUR CEO

6 UNION STATION AT A GLANCE

7 ENDING HOMELESSNESS

8 STAFF

10 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Kids enjoying holiday activities at our Family Center 12 PROGRAMS

16 FINANCIALS

18 VOLUNTEERS

21 EVENTS

22 ADVISORY COUNCIL & COMMITTEES

24 LEGACY SOCIETY

25 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

EXPERIENCE PHILOSOPHY The vision expressed over four decades The lasting solution to homelessness ago by our founders still rings true is housing. We provide the most today — every person deserves a life vulnerable members of society with of dignity & a safe place to call home. housing, along with the support they need to stay housed and reintegrate into their communities. LETTER FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR Dear Friends,

It is difficult for most of us to imagine the pain of losing our home, or our livelihood. While our hearts go out to those suffering these losses, the challenge of solving homelessness seems overwhelming for any one of us to be able to address individually.

To assist an individual or family to end the cycle of homelessness, we need to be able to offer them more than just a meal or a temporary bed – we need to offer them housing first, followed by assistance with the underlying cause of their homelessness, and assistance with finding employment – this is proven to be the most viable model for ending homelessness, one person or family at a time.

How can we do that as individuals? Together we can support organizations like Union Station Homeless Services that are equipped to provide life-changing services. While there is some government funding for a portion of these efforts, those funds do not cover the full cost of providing the quality services that are needed for success.

Union Station could not provide the excellent services we do without the support of and partnership with our community, donors, and supporters – all of you! You are an incredibly important part of what we are able to do, and we could not do it without you.

There is significant and growing need for our services in our neighborhoods, making your assistance even more vital today. Your voice behind efforts to expand housing alternatives is also critical – without affordable housing, it is difficult to address homelessness successfully.

I feel incredibly honored to be your Board Chair for this fabulous organization! I continue to be amazed by the quality and dedication of the Union Station staff and their caring hearts for our clients. We were fortunate to be able to recruit Anne Miskey as our new CEO this year to lead the organization forward. I want to thank Anne and the wonderful leadership team for the great partnership they have with our board.

Most of all I want to thank you, our supporters, donors, and volunteers! We could not achieve what we have done, or will do in the future, without your dedication and continued support.

If you would like tangible evidence of the results of your support, I would encourage you to go to our website and watch the video testimonials from a few of our graduates.* You will find them to be an inspiring demonstration of the vital work done by Union Station Homeless Services every day.

Gratefully,

Jim Moore Board Chair, 2018

* Check out our client success stories! unionstationhs.org/clients

PAGE 4 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 LETTER FROM OUR CEO Dear Friends,

To use the words of Charles Dickens, 2018 was, in many ways, “the best of times, and the worst of times.” Sadly, we watched as the issue of homelessness grew ever more visible throughout Los Angeles County. The increasing costs of rents, the lack of affordable and supportive housing, and the stagnant wages throughout our region have created a perfect storm, in which too many of our neighbors are drowning. But we cannot let these facts weigh us down, or turn us from our goal – because there is good news, and there is hope as Union Station Homeless Services, our staff, volunteers, donors and clients continue to work to permanently end homelessness for every man, woman and child in our region.

Over the past year we have witnessed lives changing and hope returning to many people. We have been privileged to walk beside and support those who are experiencing homelessness and those we have helped move on to housing and stability. Seeing the incredible resilience of people is not only heartwarming, it confirms that, no matter what their situation, we must never give up trying to make a difference in people’s lives.

We did not give up on Chris, who, after years on the streets, finally moved into permanent housing. And yet he continued to be alone – “never looking to anyone for anything.” But this year we helped Chris join our Mentor program. Just recently he spoke to our board of directors and told them that, “for the first time I know what it is to have a friend.” And now, because of the support of his friend and mentor Fred, Chris is enrolled in a public speaking course to learn how to advocate in order to help end homelessness for others. He is no longer homeless, and he is no longer alone.

We did not give up on Jacqueline, a 65 year old woman who spent the last five years living on the streets. She lost her home of 35 years when it was sold and she was forced to move. She was sleeping in a tent on the street and had given up hope when she met one of our outreach workers. As a result, today she is living and thriving in a beautiful one bedroom bungalow. She volunteers her time and her resources, raising awareness and helping improve the quality of life of those living in her community. Jacqueline is home.

We did not give up on Kimberly and her family, who were homeless. They were finally sheltered at our Family Center. During their time there both parents were able to obtain employment and our staff helped them improve their credit rating so that they would be eligible for a new apartment. They are now permanently housed and doing well.

While 2018 has been a difficult year for many, and a time of further transition at Union Station, I am so proud to be part of this amazing organization. With the support of a strong leadership team, a committed and engaged board of directors – and the passion, commitment and support of our donors and volunteers – we continue to grow and reach even more people throughout Pasadena and San Gabriel Valley.

In 2019, we will keep working tirelessly and always with compassion to help those experiencing homelessness and those we have helped house. Our focus will be on permanent solutions for people – from housing and services, to our community allies program, to increasing our efforts around job training and employment.

Together let us make 2019 “the best of times” by permanently ending homelessness for as many people as we can. Thank you for all you do to support Union Station Homeless Services and the people we serve.

Warm Regards,

Anne Miskey Chief Executive Officer

www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 PAGE 5 UNION STATION AT A GLANCE OUR IMPACT 3,287 Served 133,000 Meals Helped more than 3,200 people find shelter, Served more than 133,000 meals to individuals housing, and services. and families that were hungry and in need. 727 Sheltered 265 Employed Provided more than 700 people with safe Helped more than 265 job seekers secure and emergency and bridge housing. retain employment through our programs.

902 Housed 3,041 Volunteers Successfully helped more than 900 people move Our work was made possible by more than 3,000 from homelessness to safe housing. volunteers, including individuals, businesses and foundations. OUR REACH In 2014, we expanded our reach into the San Gabriel Valley when we were selected as the lead agency for LA County’s Coordinated Entry System (CES), a “no wrong door approach” that increases the ability of people experiencing homelessness to quickly connect with the services and housing they need. Our highly skilled and multidisciplinary outreach teams and our extensive knowledge of community resources helps us connect with individuals and families experiencing homelessness and help them end their homelessness. The map below highlights Union Station and our CES partner agencies’ efforts in the San Gabriel Valley. *More information can be found on page 12.

OUTREACH:ALTADENA CES HOUSING: Housing For Health OUTREACH: Holly Street Housing Multi-Disciplinary Team Housing & Jobs Collaborative Altadena Adult and Family CES EMPLOYMENT: Sources Pacific Clinics HOPE Center Foothill Unity Center Hathaway-Sycamores (TAY) Arcadia Mental Health OUTREACH: David and Margaret Youth and Family Services (TAY) Adult and Family CES* SHELTER: Adult Center Family Center Monrovia HOUSING: Euclid Villa Marv’s Place Pasadena Centennial Place Hillsides (TAY)* Foothill Unity Center Arcadia Azusa Hathaway-Sycamores (TAY) Friends in Deed South Irwindale Pasadena Hathaway-Sycamores (TAY) La Verne Hillsides (TAY) Covina Alhambra Baldwin Alhambra Library El Monte Park OUTREACH West Covina Pomona MAP KEY Union Station Program SPA 3 West Volunteers of America* Partner Agency SPA 3 Central OUTREACH: Partner City SPA 3 East Multi-Disciplinary Team Hacienda OUTREACH: * SPA Lead Agency Heights Multi-Disciplinary Team Adult and Family CES Hillsides (TAY) DEFINITIONS Volunteers of America* SPA - Service Planning Area TriCities Mental Health Services (TAY) TAY - Transitional Age Youth (18-24) OUTREACH: CES CES - Coordinated Entry System

PAGE 6 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 ENDING HOMELESSNESS Housing First: The lasting solution to homelessness is housing We provide the most vulnerable members of our society with housing first, so they may stabilize and receive thesupport they need to stay housed for good and reintegrate into their community. Care Coordination Trauma Informed Care Harm Reduction We provide the support people need Poverty, hunger, domestic violence and Our low-barrier programs meet people to stay housed. We connect people to homelessness - these are traumatic “where they’re at” and help them reduce community-based services, medical and experiences. Our programs and facilities negative consequences of substance mental healthcare services, education are designed to foster physical, use, with strategies ranging from safe, and employment opportunities, and psychological and emotional safety for managed use to abstinence. benefits enrollment. those we serve. Threats to Housing Stability Lack of Unemployment or Affordable Housing Underemployment

Domestic Violence Substance Use

Health Mental Health

People Experiencing Homelessness GENDER* 66% MALE 32% FEMALE 553,742United States

FAMILIES VS. INDIVIDUALS* 20% 80% Families Individuals AGES*

L.A. County San Gabriel Valley Pasadena 9% 6% 63% 22% 52,765 4,282 677 <18 18-24 25-54 > 55

Source: Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority *In Los Angeles County OUR STAFF

Nancy Pinones Eduardo Preciado LaViva Primm Lawrence Regalado Cinthia Requa-Robles Elsa Rios Steven Rivera Daphne Rosales David Ruiz Lorena Ruiz Kenia Ruiz Torres Jessica Salazar Alicia Sanchez Loretta Sanchez Mike Santana Carlos Santos Jonathan Scherck Administrative Staff Photo by: Austin Sosa (sosaphoto.com) Ian Scott Lauren Scott David Sensente Wakeela Abdus Mayra Contreras Shannae Hart Paola Lopez Edward Sharon Shakur Clara Contreras Calvin Hayes Ramon Lopez William Shelby Emily Aguirre Karen Corbid Amanda Haywood Renee MaGee Tanicka Shelton Quianna Akins Kimberly Crawford Keith Hendriksen Consuelo Macias Virgil Shepherd Alex Alarcon Seanroy Davis Arianna Hernandez Guadalupe Martinez Rafael Solis Claudio Allman Kristin Delgado Sonya Hernandez Yvette Martinez Charles Stephens Raquel Alva Hannah Diep Yuliana Hernandez Rachel McHenry Hope Stremski Anna Aust Mary Dinsmore Juarez Catherine Medina Sara Tayyar Aldonia Bailey Anita Escobar Tiffany Hilton Luis Mejia Sarah Teeters Cheryl Bates Mary Ferguson Nancy Hinojosa- Julie Meza Yung Thai Dana Bean Jaleh Fierro Soberanis Joyce Miles Sarah Tower Melissa Bergstrom Nicole Flores Clare Holzer Anne Miskey Lan Truong Amy Bonds Tyler Flynn Diann Horton Noemi Monarrez-Ortiz Virginia Valencia Alexis Boothby Amber Follett Keisha Hosea Javier Monroy Alim Vasquez Barbra Bowman Emily Fredrickson Ryan Izell Jennifer Morales Delia Viramontes Erin Brand Mario Galeano Darryl Kagan Darryl Morgan Marcus Washington Evelyn Brathwaite Gayane Gamarian Mwayi Kanjadza Shawn Morrissey Guy White Maribel Briseno Maria Gamboa Adam Kaplan Debbie Mota Jasmyne Wilkerson Jennifer Burgos Diane Garcia Morris Kellybrew Patricia Mowlavi Zaira Zambrano Barbara Burns Michelle Garcia Sevana Keshishian Regional Neal June Carr Brittney Gardner Sylvia Khatchadourian Lori Nipper Blanca Castellanos Veronica Gentry Elizabeth Lamb- Aaron Norona Eric Chavez Maria Ghokassian Shelby Cynthia Ochoa Tony Cifuentes James Goodwin Elena Ledford Nina Palmore Thomas Cobb Audrie Gordon Ronald Levy Jose Partida Brindi Cole Amanda Green Daniel Lima Ople Pearson Daniel Cole Loretta Guerrero Benny Lira Jermill Pennington Gwendolyn Coleman Michelle Gutierrez Gina Long Sandra Peterson Nita Collins Stephanie Harris Maria Lopez Quang Pho

PAGE 8 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 EXECUTIVE TEAM

ANNE MISKEY Chief Executive Officer

PATRICIA MOWLAVI Chief Financial Officer Family Services

RYAN IZELL Chief Programs Officer

DANA BEAN Sr. Director of Development & Communications Employment & Housing

AMANDA GREEN Sr. Director of Operations

ADAM KAPLAN Sr. Director of Human Resources

Housing

www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 PAGE 9 WE LOVE SERVING HERE AT UNION STATION HOMELESS SERVICES!

Photo by: Gina Long PAGE 10 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS Maxine Harris Jesse Torres Bank of the West, Biltmore Group, LLC Jim Moore, Chair Vice President & Senior Trust Officer Partner and Chief Strategy Officer Wells Fargo The Private Bank, Regional Private Banking Manager Grace Kim Kevin Trieber RSAM, LLC, Bank of America, Marie Queen, Vice Chair Managing Member Senior Vice President James J. and Sue Femino Foundation, David Mans * Pam Wald Director Fierstadt & Mans, LLP, Kaiser Permanente, Mitchell Kauffman, Secretary Founder and Senior Co-Partner Physician (Retired) Kauffman Wealth Services, Rob Levy Owner / Managing Director Home Street Bank, VP, Senior Loan Officer Branch Manager; Cathy Simms, Treasurer The Raymond 1886, Proprietor Wells Fargo The Private Bank, VP, Senior Private Banker, (Retired) Alan Maltun The Albernathy MacGregor Group, Inc. Principal & Consultant, (Retired)

MEMBERS Jim McCarthy Holger G. Besch Goldstar Events Inc., Seyfarth Shaw LLP; CEO and Co-Founder Partner in the Labor & Employment Department Greg Prout Global Realty, Dianne H. Bukata Real Estate Broker Hahn & Hahn LLP, Estate & Trust Planner Jan Sanders Director of Libraries and Information Brittany Duke Services, Palermo, Barbaro, Chinen & Pitzer, City of Pasadena (Retired) Attorney Lonnie Schield Jay Goldstone Building Industry Partners, MUFG Finance, Managing Principal Managing Director Arnold Siegel Eric (Tony) Gronroos Loyola Law School, Hinton, Kreditor & Gronroos, LLP, Professor, (Retired) CPA Janie S. Steckenrider Paul Haaga III * Loyola Marymount University, Professor Capital Group Private Client Services, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, Assistant Vice President Realtor * Rotated off the board in 2018

www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 PAGE 11 Outreach Team Meeting our clients on the streets, libraries, & hospitals OUTREACH

Union Station Homeless Services leads the delivery of homeless and housing services throughout the San Gabriel Valley. In collaboration with dozens of partner agencies and organizations in the region, we are working to help end homelessness.

Our field-based outreach teams locate and assess people who are experiencing homelessness throughout the San Gabriel Valley. They build trust and help people on their journey to finding safe and affordable housing.

Our outreach teams for adults and families include: • Coordinated Entry System (CES): Streamlines the process of finding housing for those individuals who are homeless — with the goal of housing the most vulnerable people first. • Family Coordinated Entry System: This is the primary point of entry for families seeking services who are experiencing or at-risk of becoming homeless. • Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT): Outreach teams consist of care coordinators, nurses, substance use counselors, mental health clinicians, and formerly homeless peer advocates.

“We meet people at their most vulnerable. We develop trust and real relationships which help us to reach more people that otherwise might not be reached.”

— Sean Davis, Housing Navigator Sean In the streets of Monrovia SHELTER

We offer safe bridge housing for adults and families. Our residents meet at least weekly with a care coordinator and aim to move into permanent housing within 90 days. Our residents have access to meals, supportive services, medical and mental healthcare, substance use recovery programs, career development classes, and enrichment activities to help them rebuild their lives. We also provide motel vouchers for adults and families as a short term solution.

Our bridge housing include: • The Adult Center, 56 beds for adults • The Family Center, 50 beds or parents and children • Motel vouchers provide additional crisis and bridge housing opportunities.

HERNANDEZ FAMILY Not too long ago, Jorge* and his wife Sophia* were your typical family, with two young children, Marcos* (4) and William* (1). Jorge worked hard to support his family but when he suffered a work accident, his general contracting business collapsed, making Jorge feel like his world was turned upside down.

No longer able to pay the rent, the family was evicted from their home without a place to go. With mounting debts and no relatives or friends to turn to, the family’s only choice was to live in their car with their belongings and the pet dog. Jorge struggled to provide even the basics for his family like food, or gas to drive the children to school. Things were getting harder and harder and Jorge was losing all hope.

In blind desperation with nowhere to turn, Jorge was feeling worthless and ashamed when someone referred him to Union Station Homeless Services for help. To Jorge’s relief, we were immediately able to house them temporarily at our Family Shelter, while also searching for a permanent home for the whole family.

Being connected to Union Station was Jorge’s first step to getting his confidence back. We helped him enroll the children in a local school, and with support from our amazing housing navigators, he found his Jorge & Sophia’s Family family a permanent home so they could all live together Former clients of Union Station’s Family Center and start building a new life.

Our team was able to focus on improving the emotional, physical and mental well-being of the whole family to help them overcome the trauma of their homelessness and start smiling again.

We’re excited to report that the family is now happily living under the same roof. We are continuing to support Jorge to get back on track and re-establish his own business so the family can regain their independence, plan a positive future, and rebuild their loving home.

To read their full story and other success stories, visit: unionstationhs.org/clients. * Names and image changed for privacy.

www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 PAGE 13 HOUSING

Nothing can replace a set of your own keys and a door that locks. Supportive housing offers adults and families the opportunity to rebuild their lives in safe, affordable, and private apartments with onsite support services. Our staff offers counseling, care coordination, and enrichment activities such as nutrition, budgeting, yoga, music lessons and more to help foster a happy and healthy community.

We operate three supportive housing apartment buildings in Pasadena: • Centennial Place, 142 single-room occupancy (SRO) apartments for adults • Euclid Villa, 14 apartment units for families • Marv’s Place, 19 apartment units for families

We also operate scattered site housing programs with rental subsidies for adults and families: • Housing for Health provides specialized services and recuperative care for people with complex physical and behavioral health conditions • Housing and Jobs Collaborative provides rental subsidies and job opportunities for homeless adults and families • Holly Street Housing provides vouchers and support for adults and families in Pasadena

CHARLIE Born in downtown LA, Charlie had a relatively normal childhood and loved the beach, surfing, and skating. However, after his mother passed away, Charlie wandered the US and had odd jobs here and there, never really settling into one location. Charlie eventually settled down and got married, but that ended quickly. After remarrying and getting a second divorce, Charlie found himself struggling financially, having relied on the second income of his ex-spouse, due to a serious illness that caused him unexpected seizures.

He found himself homeless shortly afterwards, even with a job at a local fine dining establishment. “Homelessness used to be a paycheck away. Now even someone Charlie with a job can end up homeless.” at his new home

Charlie quickly realized that it was nearly impossible to maintain employment without having stable housing and soon thereafter lost his employment. As an avid videographer, Charlie started documenting his journey through homelessness on a “We need housing daily basis. He tried getting housing on his own, but soon realized that the process was extensive and exhausting. Even with no history of drug or alcohol usage, now. No one dreams not having a place to rest without fear of being harassed or attacked made him of being homeless.” constantly tired.

Soon after, he reached out to Union Station Homeless Services and was connected to Virgil, one of our housing navigators. “Virgil worked so hard for me and didn’t To read Charlie’s full story and other give up on me, even when I didn’t follow through. His persistence allowed me to find success stories, visit: housing and a safe place to call home,” said Charlie. Now with several interviews unionstationhs.org/clients. lined up and a place of his own, Charlie has a bright outlook on his future, “I am optimistic about restarting my life and being able to give back to society some way.”

PAGE 14 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 Sources Career Development Client Working With Our Sources Team on Career Skills EMPLOYMENT

For more than 22 years, we have partnered with job seekers to assist them in reaching their goals by employing holistic and multidisciplinary tactics that have proven to be effective with people in transition.

Sources Career Development Program Our signature Sources Career Development Program connects homeless and very low-income job seekers to meaningful employment. Established in 1996, the program addresses the short-term need for employment and the long-term goal of career advancement. Participants receive individualized job-search and career development Erika assistance such as one-on-one counseling; comprehensive job-search resources; is working full-time interview, transportation and work clothes assistance; follow-up retention support; and access to computers and phones. Sources services are ongoing and members know they can return for services as needed throughout their careers. “I grew confident, We are one of three agencies in Los Angeles County managing the Enhanced strong and gained Transitional Subsidized Employment (TSE) program, which provides subsidized employment opportunities for CalWORKs participants. This unique program model tons of knowledge helps get formerly homeless job seekers into the workplace more quickly to learn skills working as a TSE at and gain tangible experience, as well as receive an additional layer of support services and care coordination to set them up for success. One truly unique component of our Union Station! I was program is the housing navigation and housing subsidies that participants receive able to save money, through the Housing and Jobs Collaborative (HJC). Sources also provides employment buy my own car, and services to help people with disabilities get back to work through the State of California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR). Whether recovering from a work-related injury, get me and my kids chronic illness, or experience of overwhelming mental and emotional problems – at our own place.” Sources, job seekers from DOR learn about the range of job opportunities open to them.

www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 PAGE 15 2017-2018 FINANCIALS

Union Station Homeless Services is proud to be the lead agency coordinating homeless services in the San Gabriel Valley. Our strategic growth is bolstered by LA County voter’s commitment to end homelessness via passage of Measure H. We are driven to deliver innovative, client-centered services that focus on best practices, data-driven results, and quality outcomes. Our programming has adapted to serve homeless individuals, veterans, and families with increasingly complex needs including chronic homelessness, chronic health conditions, disabilities, mental illness, and substance abuse.

While government contracts enable us to widen and deepen our impact, we continue to rely heavily on the generosity of our community. Thanks to our donors, we helped thousands of people access housing and supportive services. We also have made important investments in the agency’s capacity this year by hiring more credentialed staff, expanding our offices, and beginning to upgrade our IT infrastructure.

Our most important fiscal commitment has always been to maximize our dollars to have the most impact in the lives of people we serve. We regularly evaluate our processes and practices, and constantly improve and streamline them.

Nearly 80% of our total expenses are program related, directly supporting our mission of rebuilding lives and ending homelessness.

Our Fiscal Year 2018 audited financial statements are available upon request.

INCOME STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 23% Private Support $3,371,665 11% Individuals 1,479,791 ASSETS 2018 2017 7% Foundations 774,513 Current Assets $16,008,789 $13,957,840 5% Special Events 619,112 Property / Equipment $6,759,341 $7,291,571 3% Gifts-in-Kind 293,669 Other Assets $2,389,369 $2,260,840 1% Business & Corps. 151,842 Total Assets $25,157,499 $23,510,251 1% Other Organizations 13,312 <1% Congregations 39,426 LIABILITIES 67% Government Grants $9,670,003 Current Liabilities $3,328,219 $2,364,512 10% Other Income1 $1,426,009 Long-term Liabilities $2,400,361 $2,400,361 Total Liabilities $5,728,580 $4,764,873 Total Income $14,467,677 NET ASSETS Unrestricted $7,575,724 $7,387,824 Temp. Restricted $9,919,238 $9,450,641 EXPENSES Perm. Restricted $1,933,957 $1,906,913 79% Program Services $10,845,257 Total Net Assets $19,428,919 $18,745,378 Includes outreach, bridge housing, rapid re-housing and prevention assistance, supportive housing, care coordination, mental health services, employment Total Liabilities & Net Assets $25,157,499 $23,510,251 assistance, and meals. 14% Management and General $1,906,433 7% Fundraising & Special Events $1,032,446 1Net Investment Income, Gain on Sale of Investment, Unrealized Gain on Investment, Other Contribution Income, bad debt 2 Total Expenses $13,784,136 2Includes depreciation expense

PAGE 16 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 PRIVATE INTEREST & SUPPORT OTHER INCOME 67% 10% GOVERNMENT GRANTS 23% 23% PRIVATE SUPPORT • 10% Individuals • 5% Foundations INCOME • 4% Special Events • 2% Gifts-In-Kind • 1% Congregations & Organizations • 1% Business & Corporations 67% 10% INTEREST / OTHER INCOME GOVERNMENT GRANTS

FUNDRAISING & SPECIAL EVENTS MGMT & 79% GENERAL 7% PROGRAM SERVICES • Meals • Shelter 14% • Housing Navigation • Care Coordination • Mental Health Services • Employment Assistance • Rapid Re-Housing • Homeless Prevention Services EXPENSES • Emergency & Permanent Housing 14% MANAGEMENT & GENERAL 79% PROGRAM 7% SERVICES FUNDRAISING & SPECIAL EVENTS

www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 PAGE 17 VOLUNTEER & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Since our humble beginnings 46 years ago on Union Street, volunteers have served as the backbone of Union Station Homeless Services.

24,075 From providing tutoring and job development support, to cooking and serving Sack Lunches thousands of meals in our kitchens each year, our incredible community of Distributed over 3,000 volunteers works tirelessly to make sure our clients are supported at each step of their journey to a better life.

They support life-changing programs that enable individuals and families experiencing homelessness to get back on their feet, reach their goals, and achieve and maintain personal stability.

32,537 Volunteer Hours Value of $871,330 YOUNG LEADERS SOCIETY Union Station’s Young Leaders Society (YLS) was established in 2013 by current board member Grace Kim, along with a team of young professionals and volunteers who are passionate about the mission and vision of Union Station.

The group continues to grow in its vibrant 11,500+ and diverse membership of highly skilled In-Kind Donations young professionals who volunteer together, Value of $303,256 network and support the community. Through various fundraising events organized since its inception, YLS has raised more than $50,000 in unrestricted funds in support of Union Station’s life-changing programs.

Its members enthusiastically work to develop further opportunities to 41,934 fundraise for the organization and broaden Union Station’s reach. Hot Meals Served

3,041 Individual & Group Volunteers Young Leaders Society Professional development session

PAGE 18 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 ADOPT-A-MEAL GROUPS Adopt-a-Meal groups provide over 41,000 hot meals every year. They commit to provide a specific meal – breakfast, lunch or dinner for families or individuals staying at our Adult Center and Family Center. These groups provide meals and hope – every month – to hungry and hurting people here in Pasadena. Thank you for your time and generosity!

Alhambra Healthcare & Church, Altadena Mosaic Church Remarq Wellness Centre First United Methodist Mosque of San Gabriel Rose City Church All Saints Pasadena Church - Church, Pasadena Nandalala Mission Sakhrani Group Education for Ministry Class Flintridge Prep - AC AAM NCL - Pasadena (AC) San Marino Community Church All Saints Women’s Council Flintridge Prep-Athletic NCL- San Marino Chapter Sovereign Grace Church Altadena Community Church Council On Leadership NCL-Pasadena (FC) St. Anthony Greek Bank Of America/Merrill Foothill Community Church Neighborhood Unitarian Orthodox Church Lynch Wealth Management Friendship Baptist Church Universalist Church, Pas. St. Barnabas Episcopal CalTech Y - Young Adult Ministry Nelson Haung St. Elizabeth of Hungary Carrigan Gonzalez Goodale Architects Old Pasadena Guides Catholic Church Carter’s Angels Good Samaritan Fellowship Orange Grove Monthly Meeting St. Philip’s School Youth Group Centerplate at the Pasadena Grebow & Friends Society of Friends (Quaker) St. Rita’s Men’s Club Convention Center Hannula - Church Group Our Savior Lutheran St. Steven’s Cathedral Group Church of Christ Scientist His Servants Church - Adult Group St. Vincent de Paul - La Canada Holy Family Youth Ministry Our Savior Lutheran Stagecoach Drivers Church of the Good Shepherd Jack and Jill of America Church - Youth & Adult Temple Beth David Compassion Club Joshua Fellowship at CEFC Pasadena Armenians The Kyle Bell Team Conrad Family Kids for Change Pasadena Christian Church The Momsen Group D.A. Davidson & Co. Kiwanis Club of Pasadena Pasadena Federal Credit Union Tracy Joseph Crew Duran Family KP Foodies Pasadena Host Lions Club Trinity Church - Monterey Park East Meets West Parent KP Kaiser Permanente NFS Pasadena Jewish Temple Unicorns & Rainbows! Education Club La Canada Presbyterian Pasadena Jewish Temple Union Station Homeless Eucharist Of The Beloved Church Pasadena Mennonite Church Services’ Board of Directors Fine Group La Salle High School Polytechnic High Schoolers Vallejo Drive SDA Church First Congregational Church Ladies on a Mission Polytechnic School Faculty Vargas Team of Pasadena, United Lifeway Church Glendale Prism Church (FH) Victory Bible Church Church of Christ Lyons and Associates, Inc. Prototypes We Care (Wescom) First Friday Friends Materia Queen Family & Friends Westridge School Upper School First Presbyterian Metropolitan Baptist Church Randy Shulman and Friends Young Leaders Society

Kaiser Permanente Serving meals at the Adult Center Adopt-A-Meal Groups

SACK LUNCH GROUPS Groups purchase food supplies and prepare 50 sack lunches, once a month, for 12 months. These lunches are provided to our Outreach teams, Adult Center residents who work, and Family Center children and their parents.

AMI - LA Inland Lajna Sadr Gary and Melissa Tsai Family La Canada Kids and Teens Samantha Jenkins Arango-Bachand Family & Girl Scout Troop 5021 La Salle High School San Marino Congregational Friends Green Dot Corporation-Risk Maria Torres United Church of Christ Avery Dennison Holden Mayfield School 5th Graders Sandwich Group Bodhi Path Pasadena Holt Group Megan Yang St. Andrew School Burnham-Evans Family Holy Assembly Church of God Mullikin Stacey Hsieh Carolyn & Dennis Cosso Hyunju Kim NCL Glendale Steenwyk Group Church of God of Southern Ivy Tran Nelson Haung Team Amber California Kids Serve Pasadena Nikki High Family Group The Chen Family Cong. Hugat-Haverim Knox Presbyterian Church Olah Family The Khazra Family DB Casting LLC La Canada High Phong Lam The Mentor Group Elizabeth Taylor La Canada Juniors - Restoration Sgv Church The Weirick Family Elsa Lee and Friends Meals on Heels Richard Haluschak ADOPT-AN-ITEM GROUPS Adopt-an-Item is an effort to ensure the most needed food items are made available to our kitchen on a consistent basis. Groups adopting much needed items help us continue to meet the needs that our clients and local community members face everyday.

Naina Bhoot Lyn Goss Rosanna Mendez Phyllis Wolf Anita Cassity Seira Kurian Frank Montgomery Sue Cisneros Lai-Kit Lew Jad Nachabe Larry Eggers Mark Mariscal Kendra Nitta

PAGE 20 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 2017-2018 EVENTS MASTERS OF TASTE Over 2,500 LA foodies walked the field of the Rose Bowl on May 6th for Union Station’s 3rd annual Masters of Taste event. This was the largest event in Union Station’s history!

More than 85 Culinary, Beverage and Sweet Masters provided delicious tastings for guests as they experienced the Rose Bowl field and supported Union Station Homeless Services.

This event would not be possible without the amazing support from HomeStreet Bank, Judith L. Chiara Foundation, Woodford Reserve, Western Asset, and our community. Over $508,000 was raised in support of our life changing services. Thank you! Photo by: Juan Flores (jflophoto.com) EVENING FOR THE STATION Evening for the Station has a long history of entertaining and raising support for the organization’s life-changing programs.

2017 marked the 18th annual Evening for the Station and Union Station Homeless Services hosted an incredible night of magic at The Rose in Pasadena to demonstrate that everyone can perform magic by helping to make homelessness disappear.

With over 350 community, business and civic leaders in attendance, the event featured a talented lineup of top magicians from the famed Hollywood Magic Castle. It was truly a night of magic!

Photo by: Mario Galeano DINNER IN THE PARK The best way to give thanks is to give back! This past Thanksgiving, Union Station supporters showed community spirit and compassion to those in need! Hundreds of volunteers of all ages gathered together on Thanksgiving to serve meals and cheer at Union Stations’ 48th annual Dinner in the Park. Over 2,000 meals were served to individuals and families experiencing homelessness or poverty, senior citizens, and those who were alone for Thanksgiving or unable to afford a holiday meal.

Special thanks to our main sponsor Tsutayo Ichioka & Satsuki Nakao Foundation, as well to as Citizen’s Business Bank, Individual Food Service, Goldstar and Centerplate, who make this event possible! We would also like to thank our amazing community members, who donated their time and purchased items from our wish list! Photo by: Austin Sosa (sosaphoto.com)

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Our Advisory Council is composed of former board members, community leaders, and long-time supporters of Union Station Homeless Services. Kathryn A. Barger William E. Goldmann Carol Liu Betsey Tyler Andrew F. Barth Marcia Goodstein Robert McCrary Gregory R. Vanni Michael J. Beck Marvin M. Gross Joanne Moran Martin M. Veselich William J. Bogaard Karen Gross Wendy Munger Shaw Wagener Charles Carroll Paul Haaga III Dana P. Newman Michael R. Whalen Charles A. Chiara Heather S. Haaga Diana L. Peterson-More Lyla L. White Judy Chu Ann Hamilton Gloria S. Pitzer Matthew Wright Don R. Conlan Maxine E. Harris Thomas A. Polenzani Michael A. Cornwell James C. Hart Gerry Puhara Gordon Crawford Dick S. Heiser George F. Regas Michael Danneker Dolores Hickambottom Karen Reynolds Bill Davis Chris Holden Elliot A. Sainer Gregory P. Dubois-Felsmann John G. Horn Susan San Filippo Joel S. Edstrom William H. Hurt Shirley O. Schumacher Hector Elizondo Linda C. Jahnke Bradley D. Schwartz Nancy L. Fairchild Jane Kaczmarek Karen I. Shanbrom Robert J. Floe David L. Kamansky Randy A. Shulman Jill A. Fosselman Margo Kidushim Marilyn Stein Cecilia R. Fox Sharon Kirchheimer Vickie Taylor Diana J. Gamble Terrence P. Krupczak Charles Thuss Garth G. Gilpin Hannah Kully Elizabeth S. Trussell

PAGE 22 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 UNION STATION COMMITTEES

Our committees are composed of a diverse group of volunteers, community, and civic leaders who serve together to help achieve the vision and mission of Union Station Homeless Services.

Audit Committee Finance Committee Masters of Taste Gloria Pitzer Jim McCarthy, Chair Cathy Simms, Chair Rob Levy, Chair Jack Keleshian Cathy Simms Alan Maltun Maxine Harris, Chair Charles Thuss Charles Thuss Amanda McCarthy Programs Committee Gloria Pitzer Dan Banis Bonnie Tseng Arnie Siegel Terry Krupczak Elliot Sainer Cassandra Yeh Betsey Tyler Angela Wilson Gloria Pitzer Claudia Sandoval Dave Mans Jay Goldstone Desarae Jones John Brauer Kevin Trieber Diana Rodriguez Howard Kahn Development Committee Lonnie Schield Gail Maltun Jeff Selevan Rob Levy, Co-Chair Maxine Harris Gina Long Judy Thibodeaux Jim Moore, Co-Chair Terry Krupczak Jackie Ruffing Karen Reynolds Alan Maltun Angela Wilson John Tien Mitchell Kauffman Ann Lindline Howard Kahn (Former CEO) Jordan Rettig Pam Wald Jesse Torres Leslie Levy Susan San Filippo Jim McCarthy Saina Ghandchi Ryan Izell Joe Martinson Governance Committee Salar Sheik Marie Queen Dianne Bukata, Co-Chair Shirley Schumacher Rebecca Winthrop Janie Steckenrider, Co-Chair Vickie Taylor Volunteer & Community Saina Ghandchi Alan Maltun William “Bill” Frazier Programs Committee Vickie Taylor Holger Besch Cynthia Frazier Greg Prout, Chair Jack Keleshian Randy Shulman Olga Perez Mel Soriano Kevin Trieber Lonnie Schield Carter Spruill Ginger Mort Personnel Committee Grace Kim Executive Committee Investment Committee Holger Besch, Chair Sheryl Williams Alan Maltun Terry Krupczak, Chair Diana Peterson-More Stephanie (Tepper) Andriessen Cathy Simms Cathy Simms Diane Carroll Susie Campana Janie Steckenrider Charles Thuss Gerry Puhara Teresa Hill Jim Moore Gloria Pitzer Greg Mansur Teresa Shaw Marie Queen Jim McCarthy Karen Reynolds Tim Whelan Joe Lumarda, Nancy Fairchild CGPCS Account Manager Patti Bennett Facilities Committee John Horn Susan Denoo Young Leaders Society Dianne Bukata, Chair Lonnie Schield Jan Sanders Grace Kim, President Denver Miller Mitchell Kauffman Debra Ortega Kimberly Linares, Secretary Gary White Joel Edstrom, Chair Jennifer Chao, VP of Events Janie Steckenrider Alan Maltun Planned Giving Committee Brittany Duke-Noblin, Jerry Eaton Howard Kahn Dianne Bukata, Co-Chair VP of Strategic Partnerships Jim Brain David Mans, Co-Chair Desarae Jones, VP of Outreach Lonnie Schield Brittany Duke Michelle Liu, VP of Marketing Paul Haaga III Candis Ipswitch

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Ordinary people show extraordinary kindness and generosity by planning to leave a gift to Union Station in their will or estate plan. Their incredible love of life and concern for others ensures that their legacies will continue and remind us all that we, too, can make a difference in the lives that follow. Ruth E. Adame * Baker Family Trust * William Kerler * Patrick & D. V. Rooney Donald C. Adamson * Mona Field Margaret King * Family Trust * Ronald Aday Fredric Fletcher Paul Krueger Elliot A. Sainer Lawanda R. Allee Robert J. Floe Hannah Kully Barbara R. Salkin * Domenica M. Ashton * Rayma Forrest Henry L. Landsberg Lawrence Schield James A. Avedikian Cecilia R. Fox Marguerite Lautenbach Bradley D. Schwartz Richard A. Barlow Elizabeth Frederick * Elizabeth P. Lent * Mary M. Scribner Helen Barton * Gunar Freibergs Margaret L. Lieb * Susan P. Shanley David L. Bell Joan A. Fritz * David A. Mans Randy A. Shulman Mary E. Bentz Trust * Antoinette Gamble * Victoria M. Martin Catherine L. Simms Helen Boreham * Garth G. Gilpin Joe Martinson Neal F. Skowbo Todd A. Brewer Delbert Goehner James McCarthy Alice C. Smith Dianne Bukata Robert W. Greer * Robert McCrary Earlyn T. Spector Lorraine Cain * John Haeckl Paul Michabofsky Lelas Stone Patsy I. Carlson * James C. Hart Loretta Mockler Bert M. Sweetser * Charles Carroll Dick S. Heiser Doretta C. Moreno * Martha G. Tolles Gary Clayton Anne R. Holland * Richard Nardin Elizabeth S. Trussell Cathleen M. Clement Dennis Honzay * Richard Nelson * Martin M. Veselich Jaime & Christina Corvalan George C. Hopkins Patricia A. Nopper * Rosalie Waterman Sharyn M. Delahousie James Hulse * Jay M. Packer Robert Weiner Lois M. Di Santo * David L. Kamansky Frances Paelian * James E. Wight Robert Dunlap Erika Kapfenstein * Gloria S. Pitzer Dorothy Yarnall Vivian Dunn * Mitchell E. Kauffman Thomas A. Polenzani Edith R. Emery Taffia Kennedy Byron Prinzmetal Nancy L. Fairchild John Kerfoot * Mildred E. Rodstrom * *deceased

Advisory Council PAGE 24 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 Advisory Council Members LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Leading the way with effective solutions to end homelessness, the Union Station Leadership Circle is a select group of community-minded individuals, families and companies dedicated to rebuilding lives in the San Gabriel Valley. Leadership Circle membership places you at the forefront of those who are transforming lives and ending the cycle of homelessness.

TRUSTEE | $100,000 PARTNERSHIP CIRCLE | $5,000 Impact: One month of housing assistance and care coordination for Impact: Vocational counseling and job search resources to help an 50 individuals adult secure employment

COMMUNITY PARTNER | $50,000 BENEFACTOR | $2,500 Impact: An entire year of care coordination for 10 of our most Impact: One month of meals for five families vulnerable clients.

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE | $25,000 FRIEND | $1,000 Impact: All the supportive services and resources needed to move Impact: One month of safe shelter, food, and support for a homeless two families from homelessness to housing adult

EXECUTIVE CIRCLE | $10,000 SUPPORTER | $500 Impact: All the supportive services and resources needed to move an Impact: One month of supportive and housing retention services for adult from homelessness to housing a formerly homeless adult

TRUSTEE MEMBERS Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

COMMUNITY PARTNERS Avery Dennison Good Hope Medical Foundation The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Green Foundation Crawford Family Foundation Pasadena Community Foundation PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Ann Peppers Foundation William and Sally Hurt Bank of America Charitable Foundation J. W. and Ida M. Jameson Foundation Brown-Forman Philip and Nancy Naecker Judith L. Chiara Charitable Foundation Eugene & Marilyn Stein Family Foundation Heather and Paul Haaga Jr. Alphonso Vallejo Robert and Kathleen Henderson Wells Fargo Foundation HomeStreet Bank Western Asset Management Company

www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 PAGE 25 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE (CONTINUED...) EXECUTIVE CIRCLE Norman and Hannah Ackerman Goldsmith Legacy Foundation Russel and Hannah Kully Darrell and Sarah Spence Albert and Elaine Borchard Goldstar Events, Inc. David and Janet Lazier Alex and Vickie Taylor Foundation, Inc. In-N-Out Burger Foundation Louise Laraway Teal Foundation James and Trevessa Terrile Anonymous Individual Donors J. Mario Molina Family Alan and Gail Maltun The John and Katherine Gurash Andrew and Avery Barth Foundation Randolph and Kristin McAfee Foundation David Boncarosky and James J. and Sue Femino Mario and Therese Molina TJX Foundation Carola Donnerhak Foundation Oaktree Capital Management R. Rhodes and Elizabeth Trussell Tom Boyle and Wendy Lee Joel Edstrom and Margaret Harold and Jennifer Palmer Tsutayo Ichioka & Satsuki Nakao Dorcas Davis Trust Adams Foundation Pfaffinger Foundation Charitable Foundation James and Nancy Dunton John H. and Cynthia Lee Smet Marie and John Queen US Bank Ethel J. Scantland Foundation Foundation D. Verna Rooney Family Trust Pamela and Barton Wald Fannie Mae Help the Kaiser Permanente Ed Rounds and Zelle LLP Homeless Fund Kauffman Wealth Management Callae Walcott-Rounds Georgia B. Ridder Foundation Terrence and Teresa Krupczak Skylight Foundation PARTNERSHIP CIRCLE Achieving America De Nova Community Fund David H. Lehman Gregory P. Stone and Family Foundation David and Debra Dillard Heather L. Long Cynthia S. Vail All Saints Episcopal Church Disney Michaele L. Long Robert Stone and John and Joy Beaty Douglas Elliman Real Estate Greggory and Charis Mansur Charlotte Bischel Dianne and Richard Bukata First Choice Bank Microsoft Brenda L. Thomson Callie D. McGrath Foundation, Robert J. Floe Jim and Cary Moore Betsey Tyler Bank of America, N.A. Trustee Nancy E. Gibbs M.D. MUFG Union Bank, N.A. Craig L. Uchiyama Ph.D. Melvin and Dargetta Carlisle H. Leslie & Elaine S. Molly Munger and Steven English United Agencies, Inc. Thomas and Jodi Cassutt Hoffman Foundation Robert and Eileen O’Leary (The Pauley Company, Inc.) Eric and Becky Chadwick Harold Edelstein Charitable Jay and Donna Packer Universal Studios Discover A Charles and Henrietta J. Detoy Foundation Donald and Gloria Pitzer Star Foundation Foundation James and Tina Hart Alfred and Harriett Rothschild Westport Construction Inc Chase Matt and Tracy Heverly Albert and Susan Sabo WHH Foundation Charles and Rene Chiara Richard and Tracy Hirrel Bradley and Victoria Schwartz Stanley and Laurie Whitcomb Citizens Business Bank HKG LLP Catherine L. Simms and Rebecca J. Winthrop Community Justice Foundation La Canada Presbyterian Church Garrett Bell Jordan Corngold and Susannah Laemmle Theatre Charitable Southern California Edison Blinkoff Foundation Southern California Gas Co. BENEFACTOR Mark B. Afram Peter Boardman & Nobuko Fujita Laurence P. Eggers David and Mitsuko Felton Amira Al-Alami Tom C. Bouquet & Rowena Yeung Richard Elbaum and Mark and Laurie Finucane Arroyo Insurance Services Arvis and Gabrielle Bruveris Kathleen Gilbride John D. Fleener Automatic Data Processing Inc. Calportland James and Gail Ellis Eric and Megan Foker Ronald and Fabiana Badie William T. Christian and Robert and Jane Ettinger Bradford and Lisa Freer Nancy Baisch Barbara Zimmermann Nancy L. Fairchild and Kathleen Fritchey Ralph R. Bennett Jr. Marshall and Shirley Cohen Greg J. Boreham Honorable & Mrs. Haley Fromholz Kristine and Ronald Blom Ph.D. Joseph and Maria Di Massa Paul A. Felix Brett FurreyThomas G.

PAGE 26 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 Gertmenian Gary and Elizabeth Mayer John W. Peterson and Bruce Shafer and Carol Horst Goldrich Kest James and Caroline McManus Margaret A. Gordon Carl and Janet Siechert Marvin M. Gross Mental Health America of Rainy Day Pennies Inc. St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Dorian and Nancy Harewood Los Angeles David and Leigh Ann Reynolds Nathan Sugimoto Joseph and Jeannette Herron Wayne and Genevieve Miller François and Carol Rigolot Ian Thompson Paul and Jane Hufnagel Much Is Given Foundation Robert A. Waller Foundation Vons Companies Charitable Cheryl J. Kane National Charity League - Rotary Club of Pasadena Foundation, Inc. Ralph and Margo Kidushim Glendale Foundation Stephen and Carina Walker Peter Hui and Cloris Lam NBC4 Southern California Elliot and Marcia Sainer Lee Wallace Jon and Sonja Laidig Family Oneonta Congregational Church Mrs. Barbara R. Salkin Arthur B. Walsh and Susan D. Foundation Charles R. Owens and Michael and Kelly Sanchez Pfann Sally J. Lash John Van Horn Lonnie and Lorraine Schield Eric and Jill Weinlein Richard and Kris Rinkus Laski Pasadena Tournament of Roses Shirley O. Schumacher and David and Julianne Worrell Lefkowitz Family Foundation Roger Patterson and Gregory Goeckner Zonin USA, Inc. Joe and Debbie Martinson Antoinette LeBel Brett J. Sevilla, MD and John Zoraster Candace L. Matson Anne B. Peterson Lourdes Nonato

FRIEND A Noise Within Charles W. Briggs and Alice F. Andy and Bonnie Fisher Ronald and Nancy Howell David and Monica Adelstein Holzman Fishman Family Foundation Mitchell and Tori Hudson Andreas and Joan Aebi Randy D. Brown William M. Folkner Betsee Isenberg Yaron Alfi Michael and Amber Carey Scott and Laurel Fowler Darlinda Jacobs Jason Alicea and Morgan Page CARING Housing Ministries, Inc. Jerry and Eunice Froberg Janet Jahnke Lawanda R. Allee Carrie Mehdi Foundation Roberto M. Gallegos Michael and Saundra Janssen American First National Bank Robert and Elene Chamberlain Katherine Gfeller R. S. Jenkins and Cynthia T. John F. Anthony Congresswoman Judy Chu Ali and Mary Ghassemi Jenkins Refugio Arellano and Margaret Paul Chu Michael and Camille Gillespie Jewish Communal Fund Bernardy Church of the Brethren Goehner Accountancy Corp. Christopher B. Johnson William and Israela Aron City of Bradbury Jeffrey and Marissa Goldberg Mrs. Mary Johnson James A. Avedikian Community Bank Jay and Marie Goldstone Mike and Elizabeth Johnson Guilford and Gwendolyn Kevin and Kathleena Cordano Edward and Barbara Gomperts Helga Johnstone Babcock Dr. and Mrs. Jaime G. Corvalan Marcia Anne Good Howard and Elizabeth Kahn Danny and Aline Bakewell Donald and Findley Cotton Robert William Greer Endowment Leon S. Kaplan Stephen A. Bale Maureen Crow James and Sarah Griffin Jason Kastner and Jennifer Jean and Philip Barbaro Jr. William J. Cunningham and John and Shirley Guldimann Dooley Richard and Sharon Barlow Elizabeth Sawyer Cunningham Hahn & Hahn, LLP Francine Katz Joseph and Glory Bautista Robert and Lori Curry James and Diane Harris Gregory and Lindsay Keating Nancy W. Beaty Janet and Edgar Davis Andrew Hauschild Andrew Keefer and Matthew Michael and Brigid Beck Sara E. Davis James S. Hayes and Catherine Keefer Sara Benowitz Jennifer A. De La Cuesta Keig Grace Kim Silvia and Robert Bidwell III Ashish and Smita Dhuldhoya Dick and Loretta Heiser Peter J. King Wilda Black John and Colleen Donovan James and Virginia Heringer Richard and Darleen Kleinert Diana Blaney Stephen and Megan Drake Catherine L. Heron and Albert C. F. Ryan Knoll William and Claire Bogaard Nancy K. Dubois Schneider Knox United Presbyterian Church Robert Boldt Edgewood Realty Partners Henrietta and Carl Herrmann Jr. Anthony Koerner M.D. Thomas Borland and Dyann Edmund A. and Marguerite L.A. Molly Hetrick Gregory M. Kunert and Carol A. Collins Burke Foundation Mary I. Holman Watson BPP East Union LLC Barclay Edmundson Paul and Susan Holman The Langham Huntington, Laurie A. Brand Chester and Joy Everline John G. Horn and Linda M. Pasadena Ralph Brebehorst Robert Fazio Burrow Lawyer’s Title Robert and Diane Bridges Sydney and Raymond Feeney Stacy Horn

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FRIEND (CONTINUED...) Suzanne Lee Joseph Montes Thomas and Meredith Reynolds Linda Sindell Thomas Legath Lalisa C. Morgan Elisabeth A. Richter Skein Fine Yarn Store Robert and Leslie Levy Patrick and Toni Morrissey Susan and Richard Rivett Jr. Jon and Irene Snoddy Liferay Foundation Jerald L. Mosley Carmie and Claire Robinson Lewis and Victoria Snow The Linda Vistans Jacob and Lauren Mulder Steven and Sari Roden Mark Spears and Locke Lord LLP Manu Narayan and Joseph Rohde and Lucinda Bailey Johnny Lok Alejandra Gillette-Teran Melody Malmberg Carter Spruill Gina and Steven Long National Charity League - Robert and Ann Ronus Robert and Sarah Spyksma James and Marie Long San Marino Charles and Kim Ruys de Perez Norman L. Stabeck Lucas, Horsfall, Murphy & Neighborhood Unitarian Ann Ryder Janie Steckenrider Pindroh, LLP Universalist Church, Pasadena Courtney Sabahi Joseph Stephens Luther and Carol Luedtke Scott and Lisa Nelson El Sayed and Ludina Sallam Stone Family Foundation Inc., Penelope and John Lusche, M.D. Thomas and Mariann Nolan Paul Salvaterra and Nan S. Lee The Michael and Karen M. A. and Josephine Odyssey Charter School Susan and Wayne San Filippo Ronald Sumida Grisham Foundation Jeffrey and Lynn O’Grady Harold B. Sanders and Super King Market Sandra W. Mader William and Laura Olhasso Anise Stevens Roma Swan Earl and Rosina Maize Charles and Barbara Osburn Jan Sanders Lois M. Tandy Craig and Diane Martin Pasadena Waldorf School Nancy L. Sarkisian David and Elizabeth Thompson Georganne McAdams Frances C. B. Perry Robert H. Sarrett Davis D. Thompson James and Amanda McCarthy Sandra & Charlie S. Plowman III Tapio Schneider and Vicki and David Thompson John D. McClelland Polytechnic School Chiara Daraio Thrivent Carol and Robert McCrary Jr Thomas A. Prince and William and Barbara Schnieders Charles and Octavia Thuss Thomas P. McGuire Charlene Reichert Schoellkopf Family Foundation Patrick and Rebecca Thyne Robert and Peggy McKennon The Marni & Morris Propp II Anthony and Pamela Schwarz Laura Tierney Dennis and Tena McNamara Family Foundation, Inc. Jack and Lacreta Scott Grace W. Tiessen and John Meisenhelder Russell Ferrante and Margaret H. Sedenquist Margaret Edmondson Jon and Marcia Miller Gerry Puhara Mickey and Arleen Segal Carla Tomaso & Mary Hayden Paul and Susan Miller Re/MAX Elite Barry and Susan Shanley Daniel Tozier Robert Miller and Reflex Performance LLC Randy and Mona Shulman Michael and Jill Tully Edwina Y. Travis-Chin Annie Retamal Arnold Siegel and Gregory and Glenda Vanni Allan and Susan Mohrman Reynolds Family Foundation Susan Futterman Michael and Mary Veselich

Leadership Circle Members at one of our annual events Heath and Emily Vicente Michael and Edwenna Werner Peter and Linda Wilson The Henry A. and Cynthia G. Yost Robert and Carolyn Volk Westmount Asset Management Gerald D. Woods D.D.S. Family Foundation, Inc. Vroman’s Bookstore Michael White Matthew and Marianne Wright Thomas Zoellner Robert and Diana Walker Walter M. White Beverly and Walter C. Wright Jr. Debra J. Wall James and Cynthia Wight Harry and Martha Yohalem

SUPPORTER Lorryn K. Abbott Edouard Cantin Georgianna B. Erskine Brian R. Hodge and George and Sara Abdo Colleen Carey Mary Escherich Janet S. Blake Ebenezer and Grace Ajilore Mary C. Carey James Eshom Wesley and Lyn Hoffmaster Arden and Charleen Albee Grace E. Carter and Luis G. Espinoza Assemblyman & Mrs. Chris Sam and Janette Alibrando Elmer E. Carter Justin and Anna Fabish Holden Wil Anabel and Elizabeth Hall Robert and Susan Cave First United Methodist Church Susan D. Hollander Geoffrey and Lee Anderson Willis Chapman Margery Fischer David K. Holland-Moritz and John and Margaret Asher Richard and Kim Chinen Daniel and Susan Flaming Suzanne J. Spitz Edward and June Averi Heidi Choy Laura and Louis Fleming Jr. Nellie & Robert Hollomand, DDS Douglas and Keri Axel Anne Christopher Arthur and Carolyn Flemming David Hotchkiss and Bruce H. Babcock and Timothy Closson Norman and Frances Flette Patricia Rees Barbara L. Vang Michael and Hannah Coan Kathryn A. Fogarty Hotel Constance David A. Bailey Matthew and Jill Colwell FormLA Landscaping, Inc. Gustav and Linda Hubert Katherine Barnard Benjamin Come and Daniel Katz and Amanda Fox John B. Hyde Jerry Beale and Timothy Howard Catherine Livadary Matthew Frank and Kendra Avery Ursula H. Hyman Dana Bean Richard and Jean Cone Pamela Franklin Industrial and Commercial Jay and Meta Berger Don and Marilyn Conlan Edward V. Fugate and Bank Of China Paul Bergman and Andrea Connell M. Fatima Gomez MD Jonathan Ingalls and Andrea Sossin-Bergman Rocio Contreras-Regalado Louis and Suzanne Fulps Sarah Clifford Alan and Cathy Berkov Catherine G. Cooper Dale and Kyle Gary ITS (Proactive Networks) Julian Bermudez and Rita K. Coulter Donald Gertmenian Abhinandan and Karen Jain John S. Rabe Robert and Elizabeth Craven Saina Ghandchi and Frank and Sally Jameson Troy Blischok Credit Union Of Southern Benjamin E. Deverman Theola Johnson Mary A. Bloebaum California Roger Gibbs Cynthia C. Jones William and Cornelia Bloomer M. Sanford and Roberta Davis Bruce and Esther Gillies Desarae Jones Nick Blount Michael Davis and Mary Freeman Andrea Ginsberg and Mark Julius Felix and Ruth Boehm Henrietta Davison Peter Wilson Rise Justman Boeing Davita Medical Group Lawrence and Rosa Goldstein Ian and Laura Kaufman Jeff Bomstein & Linda M. Rogers Herve De Maigret Frederick Grab Sammy Kayali Sheldon Brackett Sharyn M. Delahousie Eva G. Gross Friedman and Barbara A. Kelley Nicholas and Rachel Bradley Henry and Nancy DeNero Sheldon E. Friedman Garrett and Lisa Kerwin Z. Clark Branson Abigail and Charles Deser Allen and Karen Gross Kilter Todd and Barbara Brewer Virginia Y. Detoy James A. Gruettner John and Virginia Kimball John and Louise Brinsley Rabbi Diamond & Mrs. Diamond David M. Hansen David and Chandraleka King Alec Brooks and Carol Samek Brendan Dixon John and Paula Hanson Katherine L. King Alan M. Brothers Mary Downey Laurene Harding Heidi Klumpe Bernard H. Buller Charles and Sumita Nandi Dunn Alan and Rose Harris Ron and Norit Kotick Tim and Karen Burgess Michael and Kathleen Eastwood John and Joanne Harris Jeffrey Krause Richard and Carol Burky Jerry and Deanna Eaton Maxine E. Harris Scott and Deborah Kroman Michael and Tania Cahill Elevate Credit Service, LLC Kameran Hedayat Patricia Lakatos Judith H. Cain Gregory and Michelle Emi Paul Heising Al and Elaine Latham Michael Calderon Encounter LA Anthony and Alice Hillbruner John and Susan Caldwell Frederick and Theodora Engen Hispanic Professional Group Virginia H. Campbell Stephen and Theresa Ensberg

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SUPPORTER (CONTINUED...) Nancy D. Lavelle Stephen Moorey and Jeffrey and Shelley Roden Bill and Gayle Taylor Lawrence Moore & Associates Brenda Sansom-Moorey Claudia Rodriguez Marie Taylor Jonathan Le Plastrier and Lucia Morassini Judy Rubin Thomas and Elayne Techentin Sara Thacher Richard and Phyllis Mouw Elizabeth Rupp Ronald and Janie Terzino Eric Leibrich and Siegfried and Kit Muessig Linda Rush Bradford and Cynthia Thiel Kathryn A. Barger Gretl and G. Arnold Mulder MD Saiful/Bouquet Brian G. Thomas Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie Elliott and Lynn Murphy Salembier Family Charitable John and Marianne Thompson Longo Toyota-Lexus Jane D. Murphy MFT Fund Thon Beck Vanni Callahan Rose Marie and Albert Lowe Jr. Mutual of America San Marino Community Church & Powell Laurence Lubka Edward Navarratte Rosa Sanchez Betsy Thorne Lucky Seven Foundation Jesse Neerdaels Sergio Sanchez Hugh B. Tilson Matt and Melanie Lyons Pete Nelson and Diana Sapien Theresa Traber and Melba Macneil Patrick McEntee Andrew Sarosi and Claude Cazzulino John S. and Barbara Madden Robert M. Nelson Kim E. Hurlbert Janet & Robert Tranquada, M.D. Albert and Lori Magallanes Scott and Polly Nelson Hope Tschopik Schneider Arnold E. Trevino Beverly Marksbury North Star Alliances LLC Michael D. Seiffert and William P. Tully, M.D Patricia and Gilbert I. Martin MD George and Cynthia Null Lorene Samoska David Van Buren and Suzanne Martin Patrick Nulty Nicholas Selz Susan Terebey Tommye Martin Dale and Ayako Okuno Sempra Energy Foundation Gregory and Ann Van Dyke Victoria M. Martin John and Marlene Oliphant Seright Escrow, Inc. Julian van Eyken Nickolaos & Susan Keith and Hetty Olwin Anthony J. Serra Gregg and Deborah Vane Mastrodemos Orange Grove Monthly Alex and Karen Sessions Mihaela and Clayton Varga MD Jocelyn L. Matitu Meeting of Friends Margaret E. Settle Douglas and Katheryn Venturelli Kikuko Matsumoto Noemi Ortiz Karen I. Shanbrom and Vincent Villano John and Dorothy Matthiessen Pacific Union Dr. Marilyn Ader Deborah and Leonard Paul and Linda Maurin Palermo Barbaro Chinen & Geoffrey and Catherine Walcott Jr. John and Catherine Mc Court Pitzer, LLP Shannon Helen T. Wang Mark V. Mc Namara and Elaine Palmer Miriam Shenfeld Ph.D. Edward Watson and Cynthia E. Parenti Rita H. Palmer Clifford and Marie Shiepe Pamela Warner Liam McCann Prashanth Pandian Lawrence R. Sidman and Ricki D. Weinberger and James and Robin McCarthy Paramount Studios Jana B. Singer Alan Willson John and Marianna McConaghy Paul Hastings LLP Rosemary B. Simmons Aaron and Valerie Weiss Matthew and L. Susan McGinnis Dale and Debra Pelch Margaret Sipple-Srinivasan Frederick Weiss and Herbert and Karin Meiselman Stanley and Yvonne Pine & Jeffrey Srinivasan Janice Ohta Jere and Mary Mendelsohn Amy and Michael Pino Mr. Sleschel Sheila Wells Mark and Elizabeth Mertens Tolulope A. Popoola Smart & Final Charitable Ronald and Roberta White Andrew Miller John and Roberta Preskill Foundation Teresa Wilde Brian Miller Stephen Prime Adam and Tawni Smith Warren and Katherine Wimmer Denver and Beth Miller PsychPros, Inc. Jill Smith Terence and Kymberli Winter Frederick and Angela Miller Jim Radford and Andrea Azuma Howard and Linda Speil David Wiseman James Miller Richard and Sue Redman George and Gretel Stephens Jeffrey Wolpov Margaret M. Minnick John C. Reilly and Alison Dickey Beth M. Stone Julian and Jennifer Woolley Charles and Siby Minton Tom and Virginia Reynolds Michael Stone Gerald and Constance Wright Jeannette K. Miyamoto James Rice Dean and Doreen Stoutland Jacquelyn Wright James and Cynthia Moffatt Susan and Robert J. Riewerts Patricia A. Sullivan Donald Yee Monrovia League M.D., F.A.A.P. Supervisor Kathryn A. Barger Brigett Yerganian

PAGE 30 www.unionstationhs.org | 626.240.4550 GOVERNMENT & NON-GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS Abode Communities City of Pasadena Los Angeles Homeless Services United Way of Greater LA Allied Pacific IPA County of Los Angeles HACOLA Authority US Department of Housing and ChapCare / LA Cross First 5 LA Los Angeles County Department Urban Development Sector Partnership Flintridge Center of Health Services City of Alhambra Home for Good Funders Los Angeles County Department City of Inglewood, South Bay Collaborative of Mental Health Workforce Investment Board Kaiser Permanente National Community Renaissance

IN-KIND DONORS $500+ Akumu Ink Corp. Vending Services Richard Pina Target #1884 Adam Ali Heart Of Compassion Lawrence and Lorraine Schield Lyndon and Elizabeth Taylor Alliance Residential Co. Distribution Charles Shanley Temple Education Center Alpha Kappa Alpha - Robert and Karen Hopper Barry and Susan Shanley The Individual Group Eta Lambda Omega Huntington Hospitality Shelter Partnership, Inc. The Nandalala Mission Anonymous Corporate Donors Justin Taylor Sheraton Pasadena Hotel The Printworks Anonymous Individual Donors Kaiser Permanente (Brighton Management) Town And Country Artisanal Brewers Collective Keller Williams Realty Sidecar Doughnuts Toyota Of Glendale Ashley Homestore Kids Serve Pasadena Catherine L. Simms and Trader Joe’s (Arroyo Parkway) Assistance League of Flintridge Knox United Presbyterian Garrett Bell Gary and Melissa Tsai Austin Sosa Photography Church Consuelo Simpson Robert Valencia Avery Dennison Foundation Phong Lam Charles Stanley Vanilla Bake Shop Baby 2 Baby Lee Kum Kee (USA) Inc. Howard and Mercy Steenwyk Vons Craig and Suzanne Bouholtzer Kevin and Marcella Lefebvre Super King Market Western Asset Management Paul Cailiunas Long Beach Symphony Supervalu Company Camp Collective Los Angeles Regional Foodbank Cartoon Network Studios Jennifer MacLean CHAP (Community Health Magnolia House Alliance Of Pasadena) Mayfield Junior School Chef Box James and Robin McCarthy Mary Chess Abelson D.D.S. McTigue Circus Vargas Elodie Mehren City of Pasadena Mercurys Coffee Carolyn Cusso Jennifer Mullikin Doubletree Hotel - Rosemead Muse/ique Stephen Laurence P. Eggers John Nakamura Volunteer Margaret Ettenheim-Small National Charity League - Michele Evans Glendale Fierstadt & Mans National Charity League - First A.M.E. Church San Marino First Thai Presbyterian Church National Charity League “I never realized how many children Food Forward -Pasadena were impacted by homelessness! Paul Gailiunas Occidental College David and Jacqueline Gish Ronald and Cynthia Olah If I could only relay one message to Robert Goodwin Open X Technologies Inc. Groundwork Coffee P Taylor Clothing people, it would be that anyone can Gus’s Barbeque Pasadena City College be part of the solution if they so Richard Haluschak Dr. Paul Healthy Food Bites Pavilions choose!”

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