2016 ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from Sheltering Arms President & CEO...... 4

SHELTERING ARMS IS 2016 Board of Directors...... 6

THE BEST PLACE I COULD Vision and Mission...... 8 HAVE EVER ASKED FOR MY Values...... 9 CHILD TO ATTEND! THE Family Success Story...... 10 TEACHERS AND STAFF ARE AMAZING! Demographics...... 13

—SHELTERING ARMS PARENT 2016 Highlights...... 14 Child Outcomes...... 17

Family Outcomes...... 18

Professional Development...... 20

Georgia Training Institute...... 23

Head Start/Early Head Start...... 24

Financial Support...... 26

Donors...... 28

Sheltering Arms Locations...... 39

2 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 3 A MESSAGE FROM SHELTERING ARMS PRESIDENT & CEO Dear Friends,

Thanks to you, Sheltering Arms reached several exciting milestones in 2016. Chief among them was the completion of a campaign to build our 16th center in the heart of Atlanta’s Peoplestown community. Located on the campus of D.H. Stanton Elementary School, our new center will open its doors to nearly 200 children at the start of the 2017-18 school year. Sheltering Arms will work closely with the elementary school to provide shared professional development and transition opportunities; thus, establishing a true “learning campus” that will support the vision that all Georgia students will enter kindergarten prepared to read at grade level. In addition to providing quality early learning, we will deliver holistic family support services ranging from mental and emotional health, financial literacy and post- secondary education.

We will also unveil refreshed branding in conjunction with the opening of the new center at all of our metro Atlanta sites. We look forward to leveraging our new look to raise awareness of the power and the promise of quality early childhood education.

As always, Sheltering Arms remains focused on educating children and empowering families to build stronger communities. Community support enabled us to provide more than 3,400 children with high-quality early education and deliver comprehensive family support services. Our children scored in the 90th percentile, exceeding developmental milestones for language and literacy; and 92% of our families told us that we were instrumental in connecting them with useful community resources.

Finally, we continue to connect hundreds of our Sheltering Arms teachers and other local and regional early learning professionals to targeted training and professional development through our Georgia Training Institute. Plans are underway to expand this program to offer a more robust portfolio of trainings and certifications in early childhood education.

It is an exciting time to be in the field of early learning, and it is exciting to be at Sheltering Arms, working with dedicated individuals and organizations that are investing in the promise and possibilities of early childhood education. You truly make the difference. Thank you for your commitment.

Sincerely,

Blythe Keeler Robinson President & CEO

4 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 5 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michael Smith Laurie Benezra Canditra McLemore Honorary Board Members Chair AT&T Inc. Centers for Disease Control and The Smith Group LLC Prevention Anne H. Carson Ashley Brightwell Jeff Kammerer Alston & Bird LLP Julie McNulty Stiles Y. Conrad Vice Chair CohnReznick LLP Robert H. Gunn, Jr. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Gerry Carson GlobalPath Translations Inc. John Mears Janet Johnson Helen Cease Rivers Residential LLC Mark Dvorak Treasurer Timothy J. Pakenham SunTrust Bank Golin Chip Morris Liquid Strategies LLC Virginia S. Williams Pegui Mariduena Steve Floyd Secretary August House Publishing Leona M. Rapelye Star Mar Consulting LLC UPS Capital Brian D. Granville Elizabeth C. Richards Granville | Shy LLC Grant Rivera Immediate Past Chair Marietta City Schools Martha Taylor Greenway Community Volunteer Greenway Strategy Group LLC W. Ross Singletary II Martha Abbott-Shim Arcus Capital Partners Cathy Hilton Georgia State University (ret.) UPS Capital Chad Aron Stephanie James Porsche Cars North America Inc. Newell Rubbermaid Kathy B. Ashe Jill MacRae Community Volunteer Anisa International Inc.

THE STAFF IS GREAT AND THEY ARE ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP. THEY ALWAYS GO ABOVE AND BEYOND EXPECTATIONS. I’VE SEEN MY CHILD GROW SO MUCH, THANKS TO THE TEACHERS AND STAFF.

—SHELTERING ARMS PARENT

6 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 7 VISION VALUES Thriving communities where all families hold the power to create opportunity for Sheltering Arms’ values are grounded in our history and mission: themselves and their children. • Quality: We seek to set the standard of excellence in all that we do.

• Children: We respect children as unique and competent individuals capable of MISSION reaching their fullest potential. We believe that all children have the right to and benefit from excellent early childhood education. Sheltering Arms transforms the lives of children, their families and communities through model early childhood education and leadership in the field. • Families: We treat families as our partners and respect and support them as their child’s first and foremost teacher. We are responsive to their ever changing needs.

• Community: We believe strong strategic and reciprocal partnerships and collabora- tions improve outcomes for the children, families, and communities we serve.

• Staff: We maintain a diverse and well-educated corps of employees who are committed to the highest level of professional, ethical and moral conduct.

• Volunteers: We recruit a strong, diverse board of directors that leads with integrity and courage and we engage all volunteers in meaningful service.

• Donors and Stakeholders: We are responsive to all of our constituencies and accountable for our commitments, our stewardship of assets and resources, and our measurable results.

• Organizational Culture: We work as a team, respecting each individual’s unique contributions. We are passionate about our work and enjoy the trusting relationships formed as a result.

• Diversity: We embrace and celebrate the richness of similarities and differences of the communities we serve, our workforce, our stakeholders, and our partnerships.

90% OF FAMILIES RECEIVED NEED- BASED TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS

8 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 9 FAMILY SUCCESS STORY

“My mom was a single parent, struggling to support two kids,” says Dr. Erika Sibbie, “yet she made sure I had the strongest start possible.” At Sheltering Arms, Dr. Sibbie’s mom found more than affordable childcare, she found a trustworthy partner and support system. Sheltering Arms helped open doors for Dr. Sibbie to everything from the high school honor roll to the Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry.

Today, she is the first doctor in her family and provides dental care to disadvantaged families in LaGrange, Georgia.

MY CHILD HAS ATTENDED SHELTERING ARMS SINCE SHE WAS A BABY AND NOW SHE WILL BE TRANSITIONING TO KINDERGARTEN. SHE WILL BE ABOVE GRADE LEVEL BECAUSE OF THE SKILL SETS SHE’S OBTAINED AND THE PROGRESS SHE’S MADE HERE.

—SHELTERING ARMS PARENT

10 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 11 DEMOGRAPHICS Total Children = 3532 Boys = 1,774 (50.2%) Girls = 1,758 (49.8%) Ethnicity of Number Percentage Age of Children Number Percentage Children Infants 220 6% African American 2719 77% One Year Olds 266 8% Asian 58 2% Two Year Olds 375 11% Biracial 133 4% Three Year Olds 783 22% Latino 426 12% Four Year Olds 1040 29% White 196 6% Five to Eight 848 24% Year Olds Total Families = 3267 Family Composition Number Percentage Single Parent Household 2206 67% Two Parent Household 902 27% Families in which main caregiver is a 98 4% grandparent or foster parent Families Headed by a Teen Parent 29 1% Single Father Household 32 1%

Family Incomes Number Percentage Very Low 1777 50% (Income at or below FPL*)

Low Income 669 19% (Income between 100% and 200% of FPL*)

Moderate Income 514 15% (More than 200% of FPL*, less than $52,000/year) Middle Income ($52,000/year or more) 572 16%

* Federal Poverty Level (FPL) = $24,250/yr. per family of four

96% REPORTED AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF BOOKS IN THEIR HOME DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR

12 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 13 2016 HIGHLIGHTS SPECIAL EVENTS Completion of D.H. Stanton Capital Campaign Operation Storybook Sheltering Arms successfully completed its $8.4 million capital campaign to construct Sheltering Arms had another successful year host- a new state-of-the-art early learning and family support center on the campus of ing Operation Storybook, our annual week-long D.H. Stanton Elementary School. The new 27,000 square-foot environmentally-friendly read-a-thon, where all 15 centers celebrate literacy building is expected to open in the fall, giving Sheltering Arms access to serve through a week of fun, creativity and community approximately 200 more children and their families. engagement. The curriculum was based on three books that centered on creativity, art, colors and Two-Generation Family Support Program animals. Each day, the centers focused on a different theme with corresponding activities and volunteers. Sheltering Arms restructured its family support model to align with a two-generation More than 300 parents, community partners approach to working with families. This new structure now offers fully comprehensive and volunteers had a great time sharing a love for books. support to both the child and their parents by providing them with a team of coaches, who are individually specialized in the areas of: family engagement, health and wellness, Celebration Dinner economic supports, post-secondary education and employment pathway navigation, and high-quality early childhood education. The program more intentionally integrates Our 2016 Sheltering Arms Celebration parents in their child’s early learning experience and helps create a legacy of economic Dinner took place at Porsche Cars stability for the entire family, from one generation to the next. North America. The evening featured test drives with professional drivers, racecar Announcement of the Sheltering Arms Legacy Society simulators, an open bar, gourmet dining and a live and silent auction. We were Loyal donors are the cornerstone of Sheltering Arms’ success, providing the honored to recognize the Mayor’s wife, means by which Sheltering Arms can carry out its mission to transform the lives Sarah-Elizabeth Reed, with our inaugural of children, their families and communities through model early childhood education Early Childhood Education Champion and leadership. In recognition of this important commitment, the Legacy Society Award. Nearly $200,000 was raised for honors individuals who have made a gift to Sheltering Arms for five consecutive years need-based scholarships, literacy materials or more. Gifts of any amount to all areas of the organization are counted towards and teacher training. Legacy Society membership. Community Cares Each December, a corporate partner helps make the holiday season extra special for Sheltering Arms children. This year, more than 900 Carter’s employees hand-wrapped a book with a pair of Carter’s pajamas to give to every child at Sheltering Arms (nearly 2,400 students). The gifts were delivered to the centers as a surprise. It has become a holiday tradition that the parents, staff and kids look forward to every year.

14 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 15 CHILD OUTCOMES On average, every Sheltering Arms child met or exceeded 94% of the development milestones for his or her age and stage of development by the end of the school year. The charts below show the percentage of milestones met, broken down by age group and developmental domain. The charts also show the improvement children made in each area during the school year.

Age: Birth to 1 Fall Spring Age: 1 to 2 Year Fall Spring Year Olds 2015 2016 Olds 2015 2016 Social Emotional 82 100 Social Emotional 94 100 Physical 81 100 Physical 85 98 Language 79 91 Language 77 96 Cognitive 76 100 Cognitive 94 98 Literacy 100 100 Literacy 83 98 Math 100 100 Math 56 79 AVERAGE 86 98 AVERAGE 81 95

Age: 2 to 3 Year Fall Spring Age: 3 to 4 Year Fall Spring Olds 2015 2016 Olds 2015 2016 Social Emotional 95 99 Social Emotional 76 88 Physical 94 98 Physical 83 90 Language 87 98 Language 72 88 Cognitive 86 99 Cognitive 71 87 Literacy 82 97 Literacy 81 84 Math 87 95 Math 77 85 AVERAGE 85 98 AVERAGE 77 87

Winter Spring Age: 4 to 5 Year Olds 2015/2016 2015/2016 Social Emotional 81 93 Physical 87 94 Language 78 94 Cognitive 77 92 Literacy 84 93 Math 83 92 AVERAGE 82 93

16 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 17 FAMILY OUTCOMES • 90% of families received need-based child care tuition scholarships and subsidies

• 100% of families received comprehensive support services

• 98% of parents reported being satisfied with the overall program

• 93% reported regular involvement at Sheltering Arms, including communication with teachers, attendance at parent meetings and center events, volunteering and contributing items for classroom activities

• 97% reported that they discuss their child’s progress with his/her teacher on a regular basis

• 87% reported that their home and work life were more stable and balanced because they had quality care for their children

• 86% of parents read to their children at least three times per week

• 96% reported an increase in the number of books in their home during the school year

• 92% reported the Sheltering Arms staff was helpful in connecting them with useful community resources

• 86% reported receiving useful information from Sheltering Arms staff on how to improve their parenting skills

100% OF FAMILIES RECEIVED COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORT SERVICES

18 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 19 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

The Strength-Based Family Workers (SFW) Credential

The Strength-based Family Workers credential provides the skills and competencies that direct service workers need to empower and support families. Workers who complete the program are better able to facilitate a family’s ability to set and reach their own goals. While nationally standardized, the training is tailored to meet the needs of local communities.

The Sheltering Arms Georgia Training Institute (GTI) is the state coordinator for the SFW program, promoting Georgia professionals to utilize competencies that empower families as they strive for a healthy self-reliance and interdependence within their com- munities. GTI has awarded 770 Strength-Based Family Workers/FDC credentials in the state of Georgia, to date.

• 2 Strength-Based Family Workers Instructor Trainings (each series consists of 14 sessions) • 21 Participants • 20 Strength-Based Family Workers Credentials Awarded • 1 Strength-Based Learning Coach Training

The Child Development Associate (CDA) Credential The Child Development Associate credential is also a national credentialing program, and is awarded by the Council for Professional Recognition in Washington, DC. GTI provides a training series that is aligned with the CDA Competency Standards that are used to evaluate a caregiver’s performance with children and families during the CDA assessment process.

• 3 series (each series consists of 22 sessions) • 27 students

Additional Series & Events OUTCOMES • Better Brains for Babies Train-the-Trainer, 3 sessions / 60 students GTI continually assesses the value of our training programs. Through careful planning • Better Brains for Babies Webinar (GTI trainer presented) of evaluation strategies, GTI provides effective training and professional development. • Educare Data Utilization Training (GTI trainers presented) • 94% of participants would recommend their GTI training sessions to others • National Head Start Association Training (GTI trainers presented) • 88% of participants said training sessions met their expectations • National Head Start Association Parent, Staff and Leadership Training Conference (GTI trainers presented) • 91% felt training content applied to their current work setting • National Healthy Start Conference (GTI trainer presented) • 91% felt trainers used a good mix of learning activities, such as lecture, discussion, • Professional Learning Community Training (GTI trainers co-presented) role play, and observation Total Number of Students Served: 501 (235 Sheltering Arms, 266 community)

20 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 21 GEORGIA TRAINING INSTITUTE (GTI) The Georgia Training Institute is now a Pearson VUE testing site. Pearson VUE is the leader in computer-based testing. Each year more than 14 million people around the world take an exam with Pearson VUE. The CDA Council began offering their exam electronically to give their candidates quicker results. GTI decided to become a Pearson VUE testing site to give our CDA students the opportunity to take the exam where they received their training.

GTI builds our state’s capacity to create positive outcomes for children and families through quality professional development for early care and education and family support providers. Organizations that utilized GTI’s training in 2016 include:

Active Learning Academy GSU Professional Excellence Program Advocates for Children Hancock County Head Start Angels Round My Shelter Harvest Rain Academy Apostles Learning Center International Montessori Atlanta Speech School Kidazzle Child Care Babies Can’t Wait Kids Kondo Bright Beginnings Kids R Kids Bright from the Start: Georgia Department Ladder to Success, LLC of Early Care and Learning Leapfrog Early Learning Academy Center for Black Women’s Wellness Macon Program for Progress Chestnut Hill Academy Ms. Niecy’s Home Away from Home Children Anointed, LLC Learning Center Clayton County Board of Health Neurons 2 Neighborhoods Creative Community Services Ninth District Dean Rusk Head Start Academy Partnership for Community Action District 2 Babies Can’t Wait Piedmont Newton Hospital District 4 Public Health Positive Impact Early Head Start Child Care Prevent Child Abuse Athens Partnership Project Prevent Child Abuse Habersham Easter Seals Quality Care for Children Educator Rockdale County Public Schools Family Connection of Stephens County State of Georgia Department of Public Health First Presbyterian Preschool The Center for Working Families Fort Valley State University The Clifton School Georgia DFCS – Office of Prevention & Trinity AME Early Learning Center Family Support Trinity Northwest Atlanta Early Learning Georgia Piedmont Technical College Center Georgia Early Education Alliance for University of Georgia Extension – Ready Students (GEEARS) Columbus/Muscogee Gems Learning Academy Urban Explorers Preschool Georgia Department of Education Vniki Little Lambs Daycare Georgia State University Westside Child Development Center Grant Park Cooperative Preschool 22 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 23 HEAD START/EARLY HEAD START Demographics Funded / Actual = 955 / 1094 2015-2016 Policy Council Members Martha Abbott-Shim Shaeneta O’Neal LaTonya Randolph Angel Paschall-Harmon Race Lamonique Collins Tamisha Raqib ■ ■ Neva French Pamela Ross Asian = 8 Black or African America= 931 ■ ■ Tonja Holder Tanisha Stokes White = 62 Biracial Multi racial = 25 ■  Katina James Mignon Whitaker Other = 1 Aliah Jefferson Jordan Wilson European/Slavic/Middle Eastern/South Asian Noriel Johnson LaShaun Wright Corey Martin

Family ■ Two parent = 192 ■ Single parent = 835 Demographics Funded / Actual = 987 / 1027

Ages ■ Less than 1 = 19 ■ 1 = 95 Credentials ■ 2 = 113 ■ 3 = 236 Head Start Lead Teacher, Teacher and ■ 4 = 366 ■ 5 = 198 Part Time Teacher ■ Advanced Degree in Early Childhood or related = 12 ■ Bachelors in ECE or related = 31 ■ Associates in ECE or related = 18 ■ Child Development Associate Credential = 4 Eligibility ■ Income below 100% federal poverty Line = 773 ■ Public Assistance = 55 ■ Foster child = 33 ■ Homeless = 129 Early Head Start Lead Teacher, Teacher, ■ Over income = 37 and Part Time Teacher ■ Advanced Degree in Early Childhood or related = 9 ■ Bachelors in ECE or related = 37 ■ Associates in ECE or related = 28 Ethnicity ■ Hispanic or Latino origin = 68 ■ Non-Hispanic or non-Latino origin = 959

24 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 25 2016 FINANCIAL SUPPORT*

INCOME $26,890,363 EXPENSES $27,294,145 ■ Head Start...... $6,614,176...... 25% ■ Salaries & Benefits...... $19,851,378...... 73% ■ Tuition...... 4,126,708...... 15% ■ Supplies...... $2,184,174...... 8% ■ Early Head Start...... 3,442,481...... 13% ■ Professional Fees...... $1,679,643...... 6% ■ The Georgia Pre-Kindergarten Program...... 3,411,518...... 13% ■ Occupancy & Rent...... $901,498...... 3% ■ Fundraising...... 2,967,927...... 11% ■ Major Repair/Equipment...... $861,270...... 3% ■ Early Head Start Childcare Partnership...... 2,029,514...... 8% ■ Equipment & Building Maintenance...... $851,145...... 3% ■ Child & Adult Care Food Program...... 1,884,661...... 7% ■ Professional Development...... $392,134...... 1% ■ Department of Family & Children’s Services Vouchers...... 724,797...... 3% ■ Insurance...... $266,876...... <1% ■ Net Assets Released...... 674,927...... 3% ■ Other Expenses...... $179,000...... <1% ■ Department of Human Services...... 571,507...... 2% ■ Transportation...... $127,027...... <1% ■ Ninth District...... 242,052...... <1% ■ Other Revenue...... 134,947...... <1% ■ State/County Grants...... 65,148...... <1%

26 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report *Please refer to audit for final numbers. 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 27 OUR SUPPORTERS Exploration Level Donors Ms. Linda Harris (6–10 years) Mr. Gregory J. Hare We would like to thank all of our 2016 donors. Individuals Mrs. Amy J. Hobart Dr. Martha Abbott-Shim are recognized by years of giving. Mr. James Hollifield Ms. Maria Elena Acuna de Martinez Ms. Cathy G. Hood Ms. Fatema Ahmed Ms. Angela D. Howell INDIVIDUAL DONORS Mr. Kasper Andrews Ms. Stella C. Ifeanacho Inspiration Level Donors (20 years or more) Ms. Linda S. Avery-Logan Ms. Audrey F. James Mr. J.B. Baker and Mrs. Mary Baker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Adams Mr. David Jeffcoat and Mrs. Virginia Baker Jeffcoat Mr. Roy M. Baker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Callahan Ms. Dashana L. Jelks Mr. Tom Bellem and Mrs. Diane Bellem Ms. Melody R. Johnson Mrs. Catherine W. Dukehart Mr. Darrian M Benjamin Ms. Carletta Johnson Mr. J. N. Shorthouse and Mrs. Patricia Pflum Ms. Penny Beard Mr. Michael Jones and Ms. Taronzla Hunter Ms. Kheela C. Bernard Mr. Gilmer G. Weston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kammerer Mr. David C. Blakely and Mrs. Shannon M. Blakely Mr. Steven T. Kammerer and Ms. Angela Boyd Mrs. Jeanette Kammerer Transformation Level Donors (11–20 years) Ms. Ginneh Bradley Mrs. Kong Seng Kane and Mr. Thao Kane Mr. Alfred B. Adams III and The Reverend Mr. Steven Labovitz and Ms. Schneeka Brinkley Ms. Alicia Kelly Joanna M. Adams Mrs. Sheri S. Labovitz Ms. JoAnn Broomfield Mr. Duane Kelley and Ms. Carmen B. Scott Ms. Heather L. Bryant Mr. Edrick N. Alsobrook Mr. Lindsay Marshall Mr. Brandon Kendrick Ms. Susan Princess Bush Ms. Shahriare Khatun Mr. David Bockel and Mrs. Jane C. Bockel Mr. John S. McColl and Mrs. Lee P. McColl Mr. Lemuel Buice Mr. David King and Mrs. Carrie King Mr. William J. Bomar and Mr. and Mrs. Kenado McLemore Ms. Jennifer Byers Ms. Sonya King Mrs. Janice P. Bomar Mr. and Mrs. Andrei A. Mikhalevsky Ms. Mary Ann Campbell Mr. Scott R. Kohus Ms. Ernestine Clark Mrs. Sidney W. Boozer Ms. Veronica Nation Mr. Rodney Lawrence and Ms. LaShunda Colbert Mrs. Waukecia Lawrence Mr. Bennie Boswell and Ms. Beth Olwell Ms. Arrie Collins Ms. Shirleta B. Lawrence Mrs. Helen Boswell Mr. A. Summey Orr and Mrs. Anna Orr Mr. Anthony E. Colbert Ms. Gail Lewis Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carson, Jr. Mr. Terry Pechacek and Ms. Avis Cooper Ms. Jacqueline D. Lewis Ms. Ama Covan Mr. Wayne Cease and Mrs. Helen T. Cease Mrs. Julie A. Fishman Ms. Latrenda Little Mrs. Nicole S. Cunningham Mr. Samuel Love Mr. Mark B. Chandler and Mr. Ken Richards and Mr. David J. Dahl Ms. LaTosha Luster Mrs. Barbara Chandler Mrs. Elizabeth C. Richards Ms. Shechia Davis Ms. Tyona Marie Lyons-Mustafa Ms. Pamela J. Coffey Mr. Michael B. Russell and Mrs. Melondy D. Day Ms. Pegui Mariduena Mr. L.N. Conrad and Mrs. Stiles Y. Conrad Mrs. Lovette Russell Ms. Adalinda Diaz-Garcia Mr. John Marzullo Mr. Alston D. Correll and Mr. Lee A. Shaw and Mrs. S. Renee Shaw Ms. Addie Dukes Mr. and Mrs. Keir Masters Mr. Mark Dvorak Mrs. Ada Lee F. Correll Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Sherman Mr. Brandon Sean Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. David Eidson Mr. Lucius O. Mayes Mr. and Mrs. Blair E. Curtis Dr. Colleen N. Thrailkill and Ms. Cecelia Edmondson Ms. Denisha McCullough Dr. and Mrs. James H. Dew, Jr. Mr. Wayne H. Thrailkill Ms. Sharon Floyd Mr. Dutch McElvy and Mrs. Thea A. McElvy Mrs. Janice L. Edwards Mrs. Elizabeth S. Towles Ms. Shirlene Freeman Mr. Charles McMichen and Mr. Willie Green and Mrs. Janice R. Green Mr. Robert L. Wright and Mr. Stacy Funderburke and Mrs. Carolyn McMichen Ms. Julie H. Woodroof Ms. Alaria McNeill Mr. George H. Johnson and Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Wright Ms. Mary F. Garrett Mr. John B. Mears and Mrs. Janet J. Johnson Mrs. Virginia Williams Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gerakitis Mrs. Molly Mears Mr. Craig V. Kubik and Mrs. Paige M. Kubik Ms. LaTonya M. Grady Ms. Bridgett Y. Miller Ms. Chiarmyce Grant Mrs. Felicia T. Moon Ms. Joy Granata Mrs. Edwenna Morales-Rodriguez Ms. Marcia Green Mr. and Mrs. Vernon G. Mullins 28 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 29 Ms. Huynh-mai Nguyen Ms. Calandra Beavers Ms. Tijuana Brown Ms. Dominique Davis Dr. Jelani Favors and Innovation Level Mrs. Knachelle Favors Ms. Roushan A. Parvin Donors (1–5 years) Ms. Gillian Becerril-Castro Ms. Angela Brown-Gorharn Mr. Michael A. Davis, Jr. Mr. Donald Pass, Jr. Ms. Alea Begum Ms. Felicia Brownlee Mr. and Mrs. James Davis Mr. Robert Fell Anonymous Ms. Lisa Ferrell Ms. Martie Patterson Ms. Maksuda Begum Keon Buchanan Ms. Alicia T. Dawes Ms. Marcellina Abidoye Ms. Lori Fine Ms. Joanne Piatt Ms. Nazma Begum Mr. Antonio Burnett Ms. Irma Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adamson Ms. Christie Bell Ms. Kendall Burgess Mr. Will Dawson Ms. Rhonda Fischer Ms. Falencia T. Prime Mr. and Mrs. John Adams Ms. Delvet Bell Ms. Demetria Burgin Ms. Yasmin Wellmann De La Cruz Ms. Tabitha L. Fleming Mrs. Bobbie J. Rosser Mr. and Mrs. Howell E. Adams, Jr. Mr. Mavrick Bennett Ms. Vanessa R. Burns Ms. Jeny De La Cruz Ms. Gwenetta Fleming Ms. Traci Rhoden Ms. Ruthann Adkins Ms. Kimberly S. Bennett Mrs. Valerie Byrd Mr. Michael de Nie Ms. Dominique Flint-Oshikoya Mr. Homer D. Richardson Ms. Olabisi Agboola Mr. and Ms. Paul Bennecke Mr. Chadwick Cain Ms. Beverly Decuir Ms. Sofia Flores Mr. Stephen A. Rieck Ms. Sydney Ahearn Mr. Charles Berry Ms. Karen D. Caldwell Ms. Linda DeMaris Mr. Hubert D. Floyd and Ms. Zareadae V. Robertson Mr. Ashton Aiken Mr. Randy Berry Ms. Kelli Caldwell-Kemp Ms. Lindsay Densmore Mrs. Sharon Floyd Ms. Shaneshia Roberson Mrs. Amirah Akbar-Saleem Dr. and Mrs. Jay Ellis Berkelhamer Ms. Chelsea Calhoun Mr. Michael A. Depaolo Mr. Steve Floyd Ms. Razzia Akberali Ms. Santana Ford Ms. Janice Rosario Ms. Susan Bertonaschi Ms. Latonia Camp Ms. Marietta Deshazer Ms. Cassandra Alceac Ms. Cecilia Foster Ms. Aurora Maria Rosas Ms. Fadela Best Ms. Mary Campbell Mr. Sameer Deshmukh and Ms. Rothamel Alexandre-Jackson Mrs. Kshipra Pitre Ms. Beatrice Francois-Lubin Mr. Eric B. Revell Ms. Marilyn Bester Ms. Giselle Carmenate Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen Ms. Stacia Desmond Ms. Sidnee Freeman Ms. Candice Reynolds Mr. Jerome Bickham Ms. Tequila Carr Ms. Ivonne Alva-Corral Ms. Shyronda Billingslea Mr. Gerry Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Detlefs Mr. Daniel Fry Ms. Danielle Smith Ms. Ana B. Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bishop Mrs. Ashley Carson Ms. Nikki Devante Mr. William Fulford Ms. Farhana Sharif Ms. Cindy Alverson Ms. Sharon K. Bishop Pastor Edmond H. Carter and Ms. Patti L. Dirksen Ms. Joyce Fuller Ms. Cheritha Smith Ms. Paula Amores Ms. Sandra Blair Mrs. Lenore Y. 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Wedner Ms. Mikesha Ballard Mrs. Martha Taylor Greenway Ms. Ashley Brightwell Ms. Nicole Lamarche Cox Ms. Fannie Evans Dr. Sandra Moaney Wright Ms. Tamika Bankston Ms. Brenda James Griffin Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin Brock, III Ms. Christina R. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Evans Mr. Jack Walsh and Mr. Bobby Banks and Ms. Shanetha Culbertson Ms. Taquita Evans Ms. Melanie Gulley Mrs. Crystal Banks Mr. Ruben Brooks Mrs. Michele Walsh Ms. Lisa Curles Ms. Montina Evereteze Ms. Shakirrah Gumbs Ms. Bernice Baptiste Ms. Debra Brown Mr. John Wong and Ms. Jaimi-Agnes Curry Ms. Rachel Escobar Mr. Gerard Gunthert Mr. Karim Barakaa Ms. Michelle R. Brown Mrs. Lani L. Wong Ms. Augusta Czajkowski Ms. Ikenna Ezenwekwe Ms. Teresa Guttierrez Mr. William D. Barker Ms. Nicole Brown Ms. Kimberly Williams Ms. Toyin Dabiri Ms. Laura D. Falley Mr. David Hailey and Ms. Nika Barnard Ms. Shakita Brown Mrs. D’Asia Hailey Ms. Juanita Willis Mrs. Chanteau Daise Ms. Linda Farrington Ms. Tomika Barnett Ms. Tamia Brown Mr. Wimbley Hale, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron M. Danzig Mrs. DeQuenna Faulk Mrs. Lisa D. White Ms. Geraldine Barnett Ms. Tenesha Brown Ms. Anne Emerson Hall Ms. Kenya Datcher Mr. and Mrs. Steven White Ms. Marshay Bartley Mr. Thomas W. Brown Ms. Joi Hall

30 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 31 Ms. Monica Hall Ms. Charlotte Jackson Ms. Andrea Knight Ms. Tangelina Matthews Ms. Agnes Mukoro Mr. Andrew Quinn Ms. Peggye Hall Ms. Christel Jackson Ms. Karissa Kyle Ms. Renee D. Mauroy Ms. Elvia Munoz Mrs. Wanda J. Rackley Mr. Theodore Hall Ms. Danielle Jackson Ms. Lisa Kyles Mr. Don May Ms. Nia Murray Mr. Yusuf A. Rahman Ms. Lula Hampton Ms. James Jackson Mr. Keith Landers Ms. SarahJane Elizabeth May Ms. Janice E. Murray Ms. Monika Rainwater Mr. Michael Harbin Ms. Kalencia Jackson Ms. Elaine Landry Ms. Alacia Mays Ms. Tonya Myers Mr. Peter Rapelye and Ms. Charlotte Hargrove Ms. Monique Jackson Ms. Charlayne L. Lane Ms. Genevieve Mays Ms. Cheryl Naja Mrs. Leona M. Rapelye Ms. Courtney L. Harleston Ms. Sherry Jackson Ms. Susan Langford Mr. Doug McCartney and Ms. Shaquana Nathaniel Ms. Aisha Rashid Ms. Jessica Harpe Mr. Willie Jackson Ms. Mahaelia I. Lango Mrs. Jennifer H. McCartney Ms. Tonya Nelson Ms. Courtney Rawls Ms. Ivyonne Harris Ms. Courtnie James Mr. Jason Lary Mr. Justin McClarity Ms. Caroline Niba Mr. Ronald Ray Ms. Angelique Harris Ms. Katina James Ms. Ardacia Law Ms. Kelsena McCloud Ms. Sherine Nicholson Ms. Sekita Redding Ms. Nevelyn Harris-Atkins Mr. James Jancik Ms. Mary Lawrence Ms. Rachel McClung Ms.Wakina Nix Ms. Musetta Reedy Ms. Tranae Harris-Bingham Ms. Tawanna Jefferson Ms. Phyllis Ledbetter Ms. Allison McCrary Ms. Kim Nolen Ms. Jineane Reed Mr. Garrett Haskins Ms. Maritza Jeffery Dr. Amy R. Lederberg Ms. Abyria McCrary Mr. Christopher Novack and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Reichart Ms. Kim W. Hays Ms. Japonica Jenkins Ms. Jennifer Lee Mr. Eric McDonald Mrs. Shannon L. Johnson-Novack Mr. Timothy Render Ms. Angel Heard Ms. Victoria Jernigan Ms. Christa Leftwich Ms. Aryanne McDuffie Ms. Mabel Offei Ms. D’Andrea Render Mrs. Ann Heath-Mims Ms. Abike Johnson Mr. Chris Leigh Ms. Candace McFarland Ms. Ruby Olivo Mr. Hugo Reyes and Ms. Estela Heffron Ms. Anita Johnson Ms. Letitia Leone Mr. Allen McFarland Ms. Niurkis Medina Ortiz Mrs. Laura Reyes Mr. Richard Hefferon Ms. Carnette R. Johnson Ms. Monique Leveston Ms. Danielle McGee Ms. Beth A. Osborne Ms. Wandra Richardson Ms. Ebony L. Henderson Ms. Cassandra Johnson Ms. Taneisha Levy Ms. April McGhee Mr. Jeffrey A. Osmanson Ms. Felicia Riley Ms. Lealah Henderson Ms. Charlotte Johnson Ms. Diana Lewis Ms. Launell McGuine Ms. Blanche Owens Mr. Grant Rivera and Mrs. Jennifer Hobby Mrs. Kyshanne K. Henry Ms. Erica S. Johnson Ms. JaTonya Lewis Ms. Andrea D McLean Ms. Karawn Owens Mr. John Robeck Ms. Alexis Henry Ms. Jessica Johnson Ms. Sundiata Lewis Ms. Gwendolyn McMullen Mr. Stephen Owings Ms. Shonnie Roberson Mr. Gideon Heymans Mrs. Kerry M. Johnson Mr. Timothy Lewis and Ms. LaTesha McNair-Gray Ms. Deborah Lane Padgett Ms. Audrey Roberts Ms. Tieara Hicks Ms. Nicole Johnson Mrs. Sharminese Q. Lewis Mrs. Julie McNulty and Ms. Nikita Paige Ms. Heather A. Robinson Mr. Larry Hilton and Ms. Sabrina Johnson Ms. Pamela Lightner Mr. Sean McNulty Ms. Andrea Palmer Ms. Blythe Keeler Robinson Mrs. Catherine Hilton Ms. Sherrika Johnson Ms. Betty Littleton Ms. Michellia Meriweather Ms. Dionna Palmer Mr. Dale Royal Ms. Victrecia Hines Ms. Shewana Johnson Ms. Gwendolyn Lloyd Ms. Laresha Merritt-Powell Ms. Giselle A Parmenati Mr. Abdul Sabir II Mr. David Hipsley Mr. Brandon Jones Ms. Ebony Lockhart Mr. Isaac Metukmebong and Ms. Tina M. Paternoster Mrs. Vivian Metukmebong Leslie Sain Ms. Kathy Hodge Ms. Cynthia Jones Ms. Rosalind Lowe Ms. Sheree Pate Ms. Vonda Middleton Ms. Rhodope Satterwhite Ms. Sparrow Honeycutt Ms. Cassandra Jones Mr. David MacRae and Ms. Shandra Patrick Ms. Marjorie A Miller Ms. Clautresa Scott Ms. Alfreda Hood Ms. Jennifer Jones Mrs. Jill MacRae Mr. and Mrs. Jason Peacock Terry Mitchell Ms. Beverly Scott Mr. Charles M. Hood and Mr. Kevin Jones Mr. Kareem A. Maddison and Mrs. Roxanne M. Peake Mrs. Virgann Maddison Ms. Shamika Mompoint Ms. Renee Scott Mrs. Marion O. Hood Ms. Lakieshia Jones Ms. Sandra Pearson-Jones Ms. Carol J. Maholski Ms. Luciana Monteiro-Nuesser Mr. and Mrs. John C. Seabrook Mr. Jawan Hopwood Mrs. Patricia S. Jones Ms. Courtney Pegg Mr. William Maier Ms. Andrea Moody Ms. Lashondra Seymore Ms. Michelle Horstemeyer Ms. Shequita Jones Ms. Yolanda Cortez Perez Ms. Shawna Malone Ms. Angela L. Mooney Ms. Renee Shaw Ms. Montae Horton Ms. Rickia T. Jordan Ms. Xhevrije J. Petrovci Mrs. Latchmin Mona Mangru Ms. Rhonda A. Moore Ms. Remeka Shepard Ms. Ruth Hough Ms. Sharolyn C. Jordan Ms. Sally Phillips Ms. Sarah Manson Mr. Rashad Moore Ms. Katrina Sherwood Mr. George J. Houghtaling Ms. Helen Jorgensen Ms. Nekia Pitts Ms. Doris Maragh Mr. Fred Moore Mr. Daniel Shoy, Jr. Ms. Zenith Houston Ms. Tiana Joyner Ms. Sa’Quetta Poole Ms. Zeretha Marcus Mr. S. Gordon Moore, Jr. Ms. Caroline Sikod Ms. Shantay Howell Mr. Charles Kaczynski Ms. Tomeka Porter Ms. Stacy Marino Ms. Veronica Moore Ms. Anita Simeon Mr. William J. Howell Akira Kanezaki and Ms. Teresa D. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Howie Heather Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marriott Ms. Brenda L. Morales Mr. Lanish Pottinger Ms. Monitaaz Simmons Ms. Sharon Hudgins-Beck Mr. Justin Key and Mrs. Casey Key Mr. Bruce Marshall Ms. Claudia Moreno Mr. Wylie C. Poulos Ms. Kimberly Simon Ms. Patti Hughes Ms. Sidrah Khan Ms. Jonathan Marshall Mr. Greg Morrison Ms. Achundris Powell Ms. Demetria Simon Ms. Felicia Hurst Mr. Galen Kilburn and Ms. Candice Martin Mrs. Shondeana Morris Mr. George Powell Mr. Robert Simon Mr. Michael O. Hurt and Mrs. Anna Kilburn Ms. Kathryn N. Martin Ms. Sheryl Morrison Ms. Maureen M. Prendergast Tracy Sims-Eley Mrs. Judith C. Hurt Michael Kimmons Ms. Alejandra Martinez Mr. Chip Morris, Jr. Ms. Danielle Price Ms. Layla Sinclare Mr. Karl Hyde and Ms. Brei King Ms. Jasmine Mason Ms. Colette Morrow Mr. Christopher Price Ms. Felecia Sirmans Mrs. Bridget Hyde Ms. Chubreia King Mr. Kenneth Mason and Ms. Kristal Morse Mr. Fleetwood Price and Ms. Rachel M. Skypek Ms. Jinnat Ibraheem Mr. Joseph A. King Mrs. Tamara Mason Ms. Devinne Moses Mrs. Rhonda Price Ms. Martha Small-Melton Ms. Kimbly Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kirschner Ms. Tyra Massey Ms. Janay S. Mosley Ms. Renee Proano Ms. Danielle Smith Mr. and Mrs. John T. Irvin Ms. Shamora Kitchens Mr. David Masters Ms. Subrin Z. Mostofa Ms. Cecilia Pyron Mrs. Kathryn A. Smith Ms. Margaret Motley Ms. Janet K. Pytelewski Ms. Latrese L. Smith 32 • 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report 2016 The Sheltering Arms Annual Report • 33 Mr. Thomas M. Smith Mrs. Esther S. Tolbert Ms. LaSandra White Ms. Vemeatrice Smith Ms. Vicki Tompkins Ms. Linda L. White 1888 SOCIETY MEMBERS Ms. Verneatrice Smith Ms. Cynthia B Tookes Mr. Steve White 1888 Society members provide support for essential and diverse Ms. Vernisha Smith Ms. Arbaiya Toole Mr. and Mrs. Ron L. Whited programs and services with a gift to our annual fund of $1,000 Ms. Taylor Solomon Ms. Luz N. Tovar Ms. Lawanda Wiggs or more. Mr. John I. Spangler and Mr. Damyon Traylor Mr. Mack Wilbourn Mrs. Lita Menkin Ms. Carolyn Tricoche Mr. Andrew Hill Mr. Chad Aron and Mr. Kareem A. Maddison and Mr. John Spaulding, Jr. Ms. Taverishima Tsegha Ms. Shenesa Williams Mrs. Stephanie Friese Aron Mrs. Virgann Maddison Mr. Samuel H. Srochi Ms. Jennifer Upchurch Ms. Sheila D. Williams Ms. Karina Stanley Ms. Jill L. Upshaw Ms. Donna B. Williams Mr. R. L. Ashe and Mrs. Kathy B. Ashe Ms. Kathryn N. Martin Ms. Crystal Nichole Stewart Ms. Maria Valeriani Ms. Danielle Williams Mr. Tom Bellem and Mrs. Diane Bellem Mr. and Mrs. Keir Masters Ms. Suzanne Steed Ms. Sharon Vann Ms. Ashley Williams Mr. and Ms. Paul Bennecke Mr. John S. McColl and Mrs. Lee P. McColl Mr. Milton I. Steinberg Ms. Quotesha Varner Ms. Cherron Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stephans Ms. Aubrey Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams Ms. Stephanie Blank Mr. John B. Mears and Mrs. Molly Mears Ms. Julia Stevens Dr. Stephen Vault Ms. Johneathia Williams Mr. Bennie Boswell and Mr. John I. Spangler and Mrs. Lita Menkin Ms. A’Rosha Stewart Mr. Damaris Vela Ms. Kimberlee Williams Mrs. Helen Boswell Ms. Tyona Marie Lyons-Mustafa Mr. Ryan Stewart and Mr. Thomas Ventulett and Mr. Michael R. Williams Mr. Alan Bremer and Mrs. Kathy Bremer Mrs. Javonne Stewart Mrs. Beth Ventulett Ms. Phonsa S. Williams Mr. A. Summey Orr and Mrs. Anna Orr Ms. Kelli Stewart Ms. Feona A. Victor Mr. Thomas Williams Mr. Chadwick Cain Mr. Peter Rapelye and Ms. Garyon Stiggers Ms. Bernadette Viens Mr. and Mrs. Willie Reid Mr. Wayne Cease and Mrs. Helen T. Cease Mrs. Leona M. Rapelye Mr. Dana Stolte Ms. Alexandra Villanueva Ms. Thailor Willis Mr. L. N. Conrad and Mrs. Stiles Y. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Reichart Ms. Shontay Stone Ms. Lorena Villalta Ms. Cierra D. Wilson Mrs. Wendy V. Strickland Ms. Regina Virden Mr. Rohan Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Blair E. Curtis Mr. Stephen A. Rieck Mr. and Mrs. Duke Sullivan Mrs. Pamela Y. Virden Mrs. Basie Wilson Mrs. Chanteau Daise Mr. Ken Richards and Ms. Rubye Sullivan Mr. Alden Wagner Ms. Heather Wingo Mrs. Elizabeth C. Richards Mr. Andre Sulmers Dr. and Mrs. James H. Dew, Jr. Ms. Della R. Walker Ms. Naliah Woodfolk Ms. Blythe Keeler Robinson Ms. Ruby Sumler Mr. Richard Walker Ms. Tiffany Woodie Mr. and Mrs. David Eidson Ms. TeErika Swain Ms. Kiley J. Walters Ms. Julie H. Woodroof and Mr. Terry Pechacek and Mr. Michael B. Russell and Ms. Angela Sykes Ms. LaRhonda L. Walton Mr. Stacy Funderburke Mrs. Julie A. Fishman Mrs. Lovette Russell Ms. LaTrece Sypho Ms. Cynthia Waltress Ms. Qiana Worlds Mr. Michael Smith Ms. Linda Tabeh Mr. Terrel P. Wright Mr. Daniel Fry Mr. Dillon Wampler Mr. Milton I. Steinberg Mrs. Jennifer Tabor Ms. Sheritta Washington Ms. Sharonda Wright Mr. David Hailey and Mrs. D’Asia Hailey Ms. Kenisha Tait Mr. Kareem Washington and Ms. Samisia Wright Anonymous Mr. Dana Stolte Ms. Bin-Sing Tang Mrs. Kimberly Washington Ms. Ellyn Wujcik Mr. and Mrs. Duke Sullivan Ms. Cybell Tanis Ms. Wanda D. Watkins Telly Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hilton Ms. Bianca Tate Ms. Lisa Watkins Ms. Angela Wynn Ms. Ruth Hough Ms. Elizabeth Towles Mr. Ken R. Taunton Ms. Janice D. Watson Ms. Sabrina Wynne Mr. and Mrs. John T. Irvin Mr. Richard G. Urschel Ms. April Taylor Ms. Latina Watson Ms. Thletha Yates Ms. Bernadette Viens Ms. Susan M. Taylor Mr. John A. Wayt and Ms. Brandy Yeh Mr. Dixon James and Mrs. Stephanie James Ms. Kendra Taylor Mrs. Martha K. Wayt Ms. Brenda Young Ms. Dashana L. Jelks Ms. Alexandra Villanueva Ms. Kainita Taylor Ms. Kenyeta Weathersby Ms. Cynthia Zachery Mr. Jack Walsh and Mrs. Michele Walsh Ms. Kay Weber Mr. George H. Johnson and Ms. Lauralee C. 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