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Letter from the CEO/Board Chair 2 Dear Friends, Each year we ask, what more can we be doing? What could our communities look like if we Mission statement and services 3 prevented even more families from breaking apart? What could be the futures of children who Who we serve 4 found forever families? When we reflect on our 2018-2019 year, we expanded the vision of our commitment to serve thousands of kids and their families. There are nearly 442,000 children Expanding safety 5 in foster care nationwide of which about 21,000 are in Los Angeles County. This year we expanded our reach to a sixth county so we can serve more kids in need and their families. Expanding well-being 7 Now in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, and Kern Counties, we fulfill Expanding permanency 9 our mission to promote safety, well-being and permanency for children and their families by building on their strengths and empowering them within their communities. Leadership and service areas 11 We experienced expansion of our programs, reaching more than 10,000 children and their families annually, focusing on their safety, well-being and permanency. We successfully provided 83% Financials 12 permanent family solutions to 83% of children who received our services. In addition, we Expanding your commitment 13 engaged others in expanding their vision of what it means to be committed to our mission and leave a legacy. Philanthropy Circle and Cumulative Giving 14 For their participation and partnership, we acknowledge our supporters, volunteers and staff for the contribution they make to achieve outcomes that impact the lives of those we serve. Expanding your legacy 17 Thanks to the unwavering generosity of individuals, companies and organizations that believe in our work, we’ve been able to expand our community: a courageous tribe who Legacy Society 18 recognizes the vision, responds to our kids’ needs, and reinforces our commitment to Ways to give 18 helping more children connect with permanent, loving families. How to support Five Acres back page

83% of children who received our services were provided permanent family

Chanel Boutakidis Christianne F. Kerns solutions. Chief Executive Officer 2018-2020 Board Chair Expanding the Vision | 2018-2019 Annual Report 2 who we serve

Our mission Five Acres promotes safety, well-being and permanency for children and their families by building on their strengths and empowering them within communities. 0-5 6-12 13-17 18 & older 15% 39% 28% 19%

Race/Ethnicity Age: national data of kids in foster care for 2018-2019 3% 4% 4%

Our services Residential 12% Every child should be raised by a loving family. Yet, when a child experiences acute trauma at home, living outside the home and within residential care is sometimes the best place to support children and families during the reunification process. At Five Acres, we provide short-term therapeutic homes for these children to restore balance, rebuild trust and reunify 14% 63% them with their families or connect them to loving foster-adopt families. Prevention Preventing children from entering the foster care system is key to curbing Los Angeles’ growing foster care and homelessness crisis. Five Acres’ prevention services support families in the community by sending mental health and behavioral health specialists into the homes of children, youth and families. n Hispanic Permanency Expanding our impact n African American Five Acres actively strives to provide stability by connecting children to safe, permanent and Five Acres continues to serve more children and families. n Non-Hispanic White loving families. Our permanency services create loving homes for children in need through foster In 2018-2019, we impacted the lives of 10,234 children and their families. n Asian/Pacific Islander care, adoption and mentor support for families going through the adoption process. Community 10,234 n Other Based Services provide one-on-one, short-term intervention for youth and individualized mental n Unknown/Not Reported health services to children, youth and their families. 3 Expanding the Vision | 2018-2019 Annual Report 4 Length of service in months Expanding safety LA County data of kids in foster care In 2018-2019, the typical child arriving at Five Acres had 28% more safety concerns compared to the previous year. expanding safety <12 35% Despite this increase, we successfully addressed more safety The safety concerns of kids entering our residential program are concerns with our clients compared to that previous year. 28% increasing. This was the case for 11-year-old Trevor* and 9-year-old 12-13 23% James*, who both experienced severe abuse by their stepfather. To keep them safe, their mom placed the boys in foster care while she 24-35 15% escaped from her husband. 9% Determined to get her sons back, she enrolled in parenting classes 36-47 to learn new skills and tips to improve their relationship. She found 47-59 6% housing to provide a stable and comfortable home then applied for financial assistance during this transition. To help her 60> 13% boys heal, she began family therapy with them. Mom’s commitment was evident by her participation in their treatment, the loving nature in her gestures 6% and her resolve to create a safe environment for other all of them. After six months, the three were reunited and the boys were transitioned back 1% sexual home. To reinforce the positive gains the boys made at Five Acres, a therapeutic behavioral specialist and aftercare 5% physical clinician supported the family. *Names have been changed to protect the family’s identity. 88% neglect

Reasons for entering the system

Data comes from the California Child Welfare Indicators Project (http://cssr.berkeley.edu/ucb_childwelfare/Default.aspx)

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For young girls, low self-esteem At a young age, Samantha was depressive symptoms by withdrawing which caused her expulsion from can be a struggle as they journey exposed to domestic violence and and isolating herself from friends school. Having been moved to to adulthood. Now add the her father’s alcohol abuse, which and family due to the trauma and independent studies, Samantha’s experience of trauma and family significantly impacted her well- added home stressors. depression worsened. Samantha stressors and for any young girl, being and safety. Most recently, her initially had a difficult time In partnership with the school, we can see how the impact could father moved out of the home and engaging in mental health administrators referred Samantha be devastating. Fortunately for left her mother as the sole provider services. With the encouragement to Five Acres’ Community Based 12-year-old Samantha*, Five Acres for Samantha and her younger and support she received from Program due to missing a was there to support her and brother. Samantha began to her therapist and her mother, significant amount of school days, the family. experience low self-esteem and she is now actively engaged in services and has been steadily improving in her well-being and her participation in school. The average length of With the help of the Five Acres’ service for our prevention team and her network of support, Samantha also enrolled in boxing programs is class. This positive outlet helped improve her self-esteem, empowering and boosting her 8.5 months. spirits. With Samantha’s positive progress in therapy and school, 44% We prevent child abuse her mother’s worry and stress about Expanding well-being and neglect, helping Samantha’s well-being has been eased. Samantha is a testament to In 2018-2019, we saw a 44% children sustain how our mental health intervention increase in the number of has helped the family begin the well-being concerns that a well-being and healing process. child may experience when permanency within *Names have been changed to protect arriving at Five Acres. Despite the family’s identity. this increase, we successfully their family and addressed more well-being their community. concerns with our clients compared to the previous year.

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Relatives of children who enter foster care are the first individuals social Kevin immediately began receiving mental health services and 83% workers reach out to for support. When Kevin* entered the system, his Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS) through our Community paternal grandmother and grandfather stepped in to provide a loving Based Program. Kevin and his grandparents have been actively Expanding home. Kevin was removed from his biological mother’s care at birth for participating in individual and family therapy, improving the permanency testing positive for substances. Kevin’s biological father has a history family relationship and their well-being. Kevin is also receiving We continue to show of incarcerations and drug use, so he was unable to care for him. TBS at school, helping him manage his behaviors in the classroom. success in improving the After 10 years, Kevin’s grandparents became overwhelmed with his With the help of our treatment team, Kevin is showing improvements permanency rate for the hyperactive and impulsive nature, even missing work to address Kevin’s and his grandparents are feeling less overwhelmed with caring for children we work with. behavioral issues at home and school. Work absences caused financial him, strengthening the family bond and allowing the family to This year, 83% of our difficulties and added stress to the entire family. They reached out to remain together. children were living with Five Acres for support. *Names have been changed to protect the family’s identity. a permanent, loving family by the time they had left Five Acres.

permanency Five Acres continues83% to show success in achieving permanency for the children we serve.

The average length of service for our intervention programs is 5.6 months. For children who have been impacted by abuse and neglect, we improve their well-being and find permanent, loving homes in the community.

9 Expanding the Vision | 2018-2019 Annual Report 10 2018 Golf Classic Senior Leadership 2018-2019 leadership Scott Street Chanel Boutakidis, MA, MFT Chair Chief Executive Officer Executive Board Board of Directors Danny Reaume and Joey Reaume Jennifer Berger, MPA Christianne F. Kerns Casey Adams Co-Chairs Chief Advancement Officer Board Chair Don C. Boline Chinling Chen, LCSW 2019 Gala Rustin Mork Sam Greenberg Chief Program Officer, Kirsten Hansen and Matt McIntyre Board Secretary Celeste Liversidge Prevention Co-Chairs Donald E. Bishop, CFA Marie Claire Moulet David L. Graft Vice Chair Finance/Investment Children’s Guild The Alliance Chief Financial Officer Kelley Bannon Lashley Nicole Rodger Annie Hu and MaryAnn White Elizabeth Gonzalez, MA, LMFT audited financial statements 2018-2019 Vice Chair Advancement Chief Program Officer, CCR Chris Selak Co-Presidents Susan P. McGuirl Rachel McClements, Psy.D. 852 Vice Chair Nominating Scott Street Children’s Guild Chief Operating Officer 2 Assets 2018 2019 Program Revenues John Reith Erica Tejeda Mimi Carter and Ruth Coyne Will Smith, MBA, SPHR 723 Cash $1,093,790 $3,111,369 Government Contracts & Ex-Officio Vice Chair Audit Co-Presidents Chief Administrative Officer Investments $12,662,748 $13,482,021 Service Fees $30,282,273 $32,655,463 Accounts Receivable $3,481,517 $3,181,511 Other Programs $3,502,263 $3,092,992 99 Collection $195,000 $195,000 Total Program Revenues $33,784,536 $35,748,455 Pledges Receivable $88,695 $202,289 Other Current Assets $472,120 $944,572 Public Support off ice list 43Fixed Assets (net) $4,381,212 $4,398,133 Contributions & Bequests $2,081,753 $1,442,604 Kern 8223,267,790 Total Assets $22,375,082 $25,514,895 In-Kind 1 Colby and Keck Buildings 4 Pasadena Mental Collections $358,712 $370,597 704 W. Mountain View St. Health Center Liabilities350 Special Events $555,852 $593,584 Altadena, CA 91001 704 W. Mountain View St. Accounts Payable $892,380 $742,017 Total Public Support $2,996,317 $2,406,785 Ph: (626) 798-6793 Altadena, CA 91001 San Bernardino Los Accrued Liabilities $2,349,774 $2,944,569 Fax: (626) 797-7722 Ph: (626) 798-6793 350 Ventura Angeles Fax: (626) 797-7722 Deferred Revenue $25,636 $0 Other Revenues 427 Line of Credit $0 $0 Dividends: Gain/ 2 S. Robert and Denise Zeilstra 5 36 Total Liabilities $3,267,790 $3,686,586 Research & Training Center Fair Oaks Location Loss on Investment $872,553 $923,446 747 W. Mountain View St. 867 N. Fair Oaks Ave. 3,181 Orange Riverside Altadena, CA 91001 Pasadena, CA 91103 Fund Balances Total Revenue & Support $37,653,406 $39,078,686 Ph: (626) 798-6793 Ph: (626) 993-3100 1 2 3 Retained Earnings Fax: (626) 797-7722 Fax: (626) 585-1664 4 5 5362 (unrestricted) $17,350,358 $20,307,573 Expenses Retained Earnings Program Services $30,571,684 $30,929,922 3 Robert Ketch 6 West Covina Location 6 Administration Building 2934 E. Garvey Ave. South (restricted) $1,756,934 $1,520,736 Support Services $4,977,459 $5,427,747 760 W. Mountain View St. Suites 100A, 102 and 242 Total Liabilities $19,107,292 $21,828,309 Total Expenses $35,549,143 $36,357,669 Altadena, CA 91001 West Covina, CA 91791 Total Liabilities & Ph: (626) 798-6793 Ph: (626) 214-0301 Fund Balances $22,375,082 $25,514,895 Change In Net Assets $2,104,263 $2,721,017 Fax: (626) 797-7722 Fax: (626) 214-0303 11 Expanding8 the Vision | 2018-2019 Annual Report 12 expanding your commitment thank you The 2018 Volunteering in America report “we hope that our members will enjoy a long “I want The Alliance to make a positive impact Philanthropy Circle and Cumulative Giving 2018–2019 found that 77.34 million adults (30.3 percent) journey in volunteering and anticipate that one on the lives of the foster youth at Five Acres, We are profoundly thankful to Five Acres’ generous and selfless donors who expand the volunteered through an organization in the day, they’ll progress to being on the board of with the hopes one day they will understand previous year. Of those who volunteered, Five Acres or at another charity of choice.” that there was a group of young adults who vision to turn our mission of permanency for every child into a reality. Because of you, 6,456,628 Generation Y volunteers contributed cared for them and want them to succeed in the futures for these children and families are brighter than ever. “With each new member, there is an abundance roughly 474.6 million hours of service. So it everything that they do,” said Annie, who of life experiences that will only make our life was no surprise when young professionals like acknowledges that members create moments skills-focused events with the foster youth Annie Hu and MaryAnn White stepped up to of joy and positivity for the kids. that much better!” said MaryAnn, who is a expand their commitment in the community Visionary Circle Champions Circle Charles and Rene Chiara Sindee and Steve Riboli financial advisor and corporate accounts “My hope is that every interaction and event $100,000 and above $10,000 – $24,999.99 Riley and Jill Cole Rite Aid Foundation by becoming the co-presidents of Five Acres’ Nicole and Robert Rodger director at Quintus Investment Counsel. from The Alliance leaves a positive lasting The Ahmanson Foundation Anonymous (2) Comerica Bank new volunteer support group, The Alliance. Anonymous (2) The Berns Team - Keller Williams Realty Andrew and Keri Crowell Rotary Club of Pasadena impact. What I truly love is seeing those candid Skateroom Both Annie and MaryAnn have shared their Kathryne Beynon Foundation Bolton & Company East West Bank The founding members of The Alliance want moments where the kids are working together, McCreight Foundation Cathay Bank Foundation Michael and Liz Giordano - Southern California Edison Company vision for what The Alliance can be for its Jean B. Fields Charitable Fund Craig and Cheryl Stewart to engage with other young professionals from uplifting each other and don’t even realize that Candy and Randy Renick County of Los Angeles - members and the kids being served. The vision S. Mark Taper Foundation Supervisor Kathryn Barger Hahn & Hahn LLP MUFG Union Bank San Gabriel Valley and beyond and involve we’ve noticed!” said MaryAnn, who recalled Christine and Jay Davis Tom and Page Haralambos United Way of Greater Los Angeles is for The Alliance to become a long-standing them with Five Acres to focus on creating life one of the kids lit up with the biggest grin Ryan D. Dietz William R. & Virginia Hayden Foundation volunteer group within Five Acres, such as the Humanitarian Circle Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. J. W. and Ida M. Jameson Foundation skills-focused activities for Los Angeles’ foster when they received a compliment from a agency’s Children’s Guild, and exist as a robust $50,000 – $99,999.99 The Grog Foundation Trust Louise Keasler Fund #1 of youth. “By focusing our membership on young fellow kid for their role in making a meal Change a Life Foundation In-N-Out Burger Foundation California Community Foundation volunteer group for the next 100+ years to Pam and Steve Kessler adults,” said Annie, who is the marketing during a cooking class. Johnny Was become a well-known, impactful volunteer Celeste and Samuel Liversidge Majestic Realty Co. director for the US Marketing team at Joico, Benefactors Circle Richard A. McDonald, Esq. Billie and Jason Melillo group initially Annie shares the same experience when seeing $25,000 – $49,999.99 Mericos Foundation Matt Nix and Melinda Stahl within the the foster kids get excited at every event The Caroline Barnwell Fund of California Mariann and Thomas Nolan Anne B. Peterson Pasadena/ Alliance plans. “Being pulled away from your Community Foundation Orange County Community Foundation David and Laura Quigg Blue Shield The Patron Saints Foundation Nicole Rasic Altadena area family no matter what the reason is difficult, California Community Foundation Ann Peppers Foundation and potentially and I feel that anything we can do to help Engaging the Senses Foundation Posey Family Fund Fair Oaks Professionals, LLC Brad and Lorraine Reaume beyond. make life just a bit easier and filled with more Tsutayo Ichioka & Satsuki Nakao Rusnak Automotive Group laughter is a good thing,” said Annie. Charitable Foundation Ann H. Stewart The Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation Tryad Properties, Inc. Youssef and Kamel Mawardi Fund Beth Uffner and Robert Goldfarb Check it out: The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Venable Foundation, Inc. The Alliance meets the second Tuesday of the month from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Foundation David Walling Pasadena Community Foundation Where: Helen and Will Webster Foundation Five Acres at the S. Robert and Denise Zeilstra Research and Training Center Wells Fargo Advocates Circle at 747 W. Mountain View Street in Altadena. $5,000 – $9,999.99 Sharon Faye Alferi Learn more: Meghan and Monte Baier Head to www.5acres.org/alliance for more details or better yet, come to one Bank of America Merrill Lynch of our meetings or attend the group’s mixer/fundraiser events. Rita and Armen Baranian Chantal and Stephen Bennett David W. Bryant 13 Expanding the Vision | 2018-2019 Annual Report 14 Ambassadors Circle Ben A. Taylor and Stephanie C. Fox-Taylor Datis HR Cloud, Inc. Bob and Brett Moisa Friends Circle Catherine A. Keig and James S. Hayes $2,500 – $4,999.99 Connie L. Taylor De Cardenas Law Group, APLL Jerame Mote $500 – $999.99 The Langham Huntington Hotel and Spa Cumulative Giving Carolyn G. Adams Vertical Management Systems, Inc. Leo and Stephanie Dencik Doncella M. Mumolo William and Michelle Alexander Liberty Mutual Insurance American Endowment Foundation Eddie Vinciquera Ellen F. Driscoll Kris Ordaz and Mike Gagnon Mark Alvarez Jenny Lin Donors who have made significant cumulative gifts during the Anonymous Robert A. Waller Foundation GGE Foundation, Inc. - Gail Ellis John Palacio American Fork Tania Makshanoff history of Five Acres. Baute Crochetiere Hartley & Velkei LLP Waterstone Foundation - Angelique Encarnacion John and Verna Parrish Vincent Anzalone Amanda Martinez Jay and Meta Berger Jean B. Fields Fdn (Michael/Liz Gior) Dr. Annette Ermshar Pasadena Christian Church Arcadia Unified School District Rosemary A. McDonald, Esq. Diamond Benefactor Silver Benefactor Matt and Selena Birkett Judy Young Genevieve and Jacob Fakoory PayPal Giving Fund Barbara L. Vang and Bruce H. Babcock Glen Meister and Kirby Bosley ($1,000,000+) ($100,000 – $249,999.99 ) Travis Buhl Lee Zuckerman Naomi M. Farley Mary Jo Pesch Bank of America Valerie Mendoza The Ahmanson Foundation Casey and Catherine Adams Edmund A. and Marguerite Burke Foundation David and Mitsuko Felton Teresa and Timothy Piasky Bank of America Charitable Foundation Craig Missakian W.M. Keck Foundation All Saints Church Calleton, Merritt, De Francisco & Bannon, LLP Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Chris Poole Geoffrey L. Baum and Lisa Galloway Michael Newkirk and Olivia Garfiled Ralph M. Parsons Foundation The Angell Foundation Michelle Chang Associates Circle Five Acres Children’s Guild Shoshana Puccia Natalie and Nicolas Bazarevitsch OneHope Foundation Margie and Robert E. Petersen Foundation Anonymous (5) Christine Miller Properties & Design $1,000 – $2,499.99 Robert J. Floe / Floe Financial Partners, Inc. Quintus Investment Counsel Kevin Beggs and Dianna Lau Charles Pankow Builders Ltd. United Way of Greater Los Angeles Avery Dennison Foundation Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. Gamble Jones Investment Counsel Lois Rosen Carmen Benitez Andrew and Janice Parnes Helen and Will Webster Foundation Avon Foundation for Women / Avon Products, Inc. Chad and Christina Conwell All Saints Church Dr. Steven and Sharon Giannotta Julie Rosenthal Marla E. Borowski Jeff Peffer Weingart Foundation Chantal and Stephen Bennett Bolton & Company Michele and Barton Doll Monique Ambrester Kathleen R. Baumann and Grace and Kenneth Russak Kevin Botsford Pledgeling Foundation Platinum Benefactor Lorraine Brakebill Estate Facebook American Construction Management Michael R. Girvigian, MD Linda and George Sakellariou Lance and Amy Polverini Vincent Brocato ($500,000 – $999,999.99) California Community Foundation Thomas N. Felgner & Engineering, Inc. Mike and Trish Gonzales Michael S. Sanchez Clark R. Byam Trust Price Waterhouse Coopers LLP Burton G. Bettingen Corporation Stephen and Susan Chandler Paul Gomez Laura Gordon Jeff and Melanie Savarese Angeles National Wealth Advisors Louis and Mary Caron Bonnie Rasic Crosby & Nash Christine and Jay Davis David and Anita Graft Casey and Amanda Gordon Angelus Block Company, Inc. Warren and Katharine Schlinger Foundation Edward and Myra Chen Daniel and Erika Reaume Jean Ellison Estate The Carl & Roberta Deutsch Foundation Christopher and Anneke Greco Anonymous Scott and Norma Grannis Kimberly A. Schugart Chuck Lorre Family Foundation Joseph and Breanna Reaume Anne and Courtney Marculescu The Eisner Foundation Samuel and Amy Greenberg Mr. and Mrs.Reese Aplin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gusinow Maribel Serrano John and Karen Clark Tracy and Stuart Rekart Margaret Milligan - Omar B. Milligan Enterprises Judith and Stanley Farrar Malante R. Hayworth John Archibald Wendy M. Gutierrez and Ryan Hunt John and Dorothy Shea Clark Investments - Bill and Louise Clark Rose and Bruce Remz Jenell Newhouse Estate Five Acres Children’s Guild Brad Howard and Debbie Presson Elizabeth Rusnak Arizmendi and Michael and Georgia Hamilton Katherine Solaini Don and Jill Boline / Concept Builders Chad and Emily Richardson Pasadena Community Foundation Rob Floe / Floe Financial Partners, Inc. Huntington Culinary, Inc. Andrew M. Arizmendi Kirsten Hansen and Allen E. Shay Lawrence Souza Chelby Crawford Speakman Rose City Realty, Inc. The Rose Hills Foundation Arthur J. Gallagher & Co Naveen Jeereddi and Amy E. Hathaway AT&T Employees Berkeley and Kristen Harrison Girl Scout Troop 600 Noreen Cruz Julie Schwartz Wells Fargo Giannini Foundation Marilyn and John Wells Song Kao Automotive Service Council, Foothill Chapter Kaitlin Hawk Daniel and Heather Timmons D. A. Davidson Companies Joe and Kelly Self Elaine R. Gilberson Estate Brad and Pam King James A. Avedikian William and Lindsay Hayden Pasadena Tournament of Roses Tom and Page Haralambos Jill and Brian Dennis Gizelle Serrano Gold Benefactor Alan Kulawik Jennifer and Jeffrey Bannon Wende and Jonathan Headley Trader Joe’s Company William R. & Virginia Hayden Foundation Beth E. Fabinsky Kevin D. Sheldahl ($250,000 – $499,999.99) Jennifer and Rahul Lulla Hugh and Nancy Helm Ken and Kathleen Turknette J. W. and Ida M. Jameson Foundation Brett Barnard Judith and Stanley Farrar Randy and Mona Shulman The Annenberg Foundation Susan P. McGuirl and Bob Musselman Christophe Basset ImpactAssets Vroman’s Bookstore Robert A. Ketch and Colleen Friend Karen M. Furumasu William P. Skipper and Jennifer L. Hammond Anonymous (2) Walter Lantz Foundation Matthew McIntyre and Garrett Collins Constance E. Bean Mary T. Johnson Walt Disney Company Whit and Jacqueline Gilfillan Ken and Diana Slasor Auxiliary of Five Acres Robert London Moore, Jr. Brian Beatt Christianne and Charles Kerns Foundation The Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation Kathleen Gilmore Carly Soteras BCM Foundation Youssef and Kamel Mawardi Fund Morgan Stanley Jennifer and John Berger Hyung J. Kim Tony Wang Gene and Dodie Gregg SWCA Kathryne Beynon Foundation McCreight Foundation Rustin and Paola Mork Mark H. Kim and Jeehyun Lee Michele Boghossian Paul and Linda Maurin Daniel Harper Lawrence Szabo The Estate of Frank Brill Mericos Foundation The Ronald Newburg Foundation Nicholas Borrelli Tim Kreger Paul Watson and Harrington Group, LLP Kelsey and Dave Szamet Change a Life Foundation Mariann and Thomas Nolan Kathleen and Daniel Nikolai The Botsford Group - Compass Debi and Scott Kroman Ms. Stacie Mayoras Andrew and Keri Crowell Tim Hartley and Jason Lyon Courtenay Valenti and Patrick Roberts Peter Norton Family Foundation Terry and Leah Noriega Chanel and Ioakim Boutakidis Cheryl A. Kyte and Mason Lange Tim and Tawnia McKiernan Don G. Erickson Trust Mitchell B. Heeger Leticia Villalva Orange County Community Foundation Guillermo Olaiz Carole and Jack Brady Micah S. Lachtman Welligent Fair Oaks Professionals, LLC Christina Hendricks Gregory and Andrea Williams Pasadena Child Health Foundation Thomas and Annamaria Palffy Mimi and Paul Carter Sarah and Peter Lanfer Susan and Dan Wier The Green Foundation Kin Hui Charity Foundation David and Julianne Worrell Ann Peppers Foundation Pasadena-Foothills Assoc. of REALTORS® Kyle and Shanee Catalfamo Joyce Liao Yang Carol and Robert Williams Rose Harrington Estate Pfaffinger Foundation Karen and Abhinandan Jain Robert Yoder Charitable Foundation Catholic Community Foundation of Matthew and Heather Lillard Eileen and Michael Williamson Hutto-Patterson Charitable Foundation Ernie and Gunde Posey Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts Los Angeles Mark and Hanna Lim Katherine and Warren Wimmer In-N-Out Burger Foundation QueensCare The Los Angeles Times Family Fund Prudential Financial Rene Chang Lockton Insurance William and Kathleen Wishner Brad and Lorraine Reaume Donald and Georgette Mareina John and Charlotte Reith The Charitable Foundation: Sam and Darla Longo Rincon Foundation Daniel and Anne Donivee and Merrill Nash Rey-Crest Roofing & Waterproofing Co. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Longo Toyota - Scion - Lexus Wongthavatchai Lon V. Smith Foundation The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Joanne Stanley Estate George and Georgia Reyes Ginny Ting Chien Magna Carta Foundation Inc. Billie K. Youngblood The Patron Saints Foundation Roncelli Plastics, Inc. Colliers International Majestic Realty Foundation Estate of Alice C. Taylor Candy and Randy Renick Teradata Corporation Dr. Kenneth R. Sabbag and Maggie Sabbag Eileen and Daniel Collins Makena Productions, Inc. SHARE, Inc. The Tissue Foundation Salesforce.org Dante Colombatti Peter and Greta Mandell This annual report covers the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2018 and ending June The Smashing Pumpkins J.B. and Emily Van Nuys Charities San Marino Community Church (Ta Kallista) Faith and John Conklin Karen and Jack Margolis S. Mark Taper Foundation Denise and S. Robert Zeilstra Bradley H. Scott Tonetta Conner Jeffrey and Karen McGraa 30, 2019.Gifts received after June 30, 2019 will be acknowledged in the next annual Beth Uffner and Robert Goldfarb Christine V. Selak Jean M. Costanza Anthony McMahon report. We have made every effort to ensure that the information included here is Anne Saunders Walls Estate Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Linda A. Crane Chris and Jennie McNulty correct. If an error or omission is noted, please accept our apology and kindly contact Mabel C. Williamson Estate Scott and Emily Street Dart Entities, Inc. George Meeker, Jr. Jean Owens at (626) 773-3770. 15 Expanding the Vision | 2018-2019 Annual Report 16 legacy society ways to give expanding your legacy Online: The Five Acres Legacy Society was formed to enjoy a tax benefit now or at the time your 5acres.org/donate as a way for like-minded humanitarians to estate is settled. serve future families in need, even after they’re If you have already included Five Acres in your gone. By including Five Acres in their estate estate plan, please reach out to us. We would planning, they ensure the safety, well-being like to honor you through the Legacy Society By check: and permanency of Southern California’s to acknowledge your inspiring generosity and Five Acres children as if they were their own. compassion for others. 760 W. Mountain View St. Leaving your own legacy as a child and family If you are considering a planned gift, please Altadena, CA 91001 advocate is not a complicated process. If you have Preserving the family’s legacy isn’t just a contact Jennifer Berger at (626) 773-3749 or a special place in your heart for our mission, we [email protected] to learn the many ways you @ professional commitment for Kelley Bannon encourage you to consider including Five Acres can establish a meaningful legacy of your own. Lashley, an estate planning attorney at in your estate plans or trust. Many options are On behalf of the children and families we serve, Calleton, Merritt, De Francisco & Bannon, LLP available that may enable you and your family thank you! in Pasadena. When she started working in By email: [email protected] Pasadena in 2005, Kelley wanted to volunteer Five Acres Legacy Society Members at one nonprofit where she could create a Corrine Abel Estate Ryan D. Dietz Tania K. Makshanoff Marjorie Reedtz Carolyn G. Adams Henry Dupuy Estate Anne and Courtney Marculescu Charlotte and John Reith sense of family and give back. She asked Raymond Andersen Trust Jean Ellison Estate Patricia Anne Martin Susan Rhoades By phone: former Five Acres board member, Martha Anonymous (2) Don G. Erickson Trust Frances L. Mayo Estate Mrs. J. Randolph Richards Contact us at James A. Avedikian William T. Eskew Estate Richard A. McDonald, Esq. Michael and Anne Riffey Hogan, for a recommendation of that Horace and Victoria Baker Judith A. Farrar Everett G. McDonough Karen C. Ryan (626) 773-3750 nonprofit. “It has to be Five Acres,” Martha Family Trust Robert J. Floe Katheryn McEachern Estate Elzada Schweitzer Estate Harold Baloyan Elizabeth D. Forster Leonard McGee Margaret H. Sedenquist replied enthusiastically. Five Acres turned out Jean Blackburn Elaine R. Gilberson Estate Jeffrey R. McGraa Sarah R. Simonds to be the perfect fit these past 15 years for her Lorraine Boatenhamer Trust Mollie Graham Estate Christine McKenzie Emily Bishop Simpson Estate Chanel and Ioakim Boutakidis Elizabeth Greenberg Jessica Miller Helen Drake Smetz Trust family who understands the vision and Carole and Jack Brady Eleanor Hague Estate Margaret Milligan - Joanne Stanley Estate supports the mission. Kelley’s grandfather Lorraine Brakebill Estate Noel Hanson Omar B. Milligan Enterprises Marty Stewart Gifts: Kelley’s natural fit was to participate in the Planned Giving adopted his three children, including her father, so her family recognizes James M. Brayshaw Trust Rose Harrington Estate Kay Mobus Estate Jonette Strasburg Trust Committee, later becoming the chair, and then in 2011 was Todd A. Brewer Hugh and Nancy Helm Roger Molvar Dorothy Stromberger Estate Consider a gift of stock or the importance of finding permanent homes with loving families. Mary Brigham Estate Harcourt Hervey Esq. Margaret Mowery Moore Trust Ingeborg Talbert including Five Acres in your estate asked to join the board and remained on it for nine years. Frank Brill Martha B. Hogan Christopher Morphy Lois M. Tandy “Dan and I really believe our one true legacy is our children… all of our Ann Garland Brown Anne H. Janssen Estate Brian Nash Estate of Alice C. Taylor plan. Contact Jennifer Berger “Five Acres is part of me. So is giving. That’s why it was Lifetime Trust Christianne F. Kerns Jane F. Neilson Trust Sarah Taylor Estate children, not just the ones who we are raising in our home. We can’t at (626) 773-3749 or important for us to leave a gift to Five Acres. It also sends David W. Bryant Estate of Carl A. Kersey Jenell Newhouse Estate Giulio Varsi think of a better organization to support our legacy than Five Acres,” Dianne Bukata Virginia Kineston Mariann and Thomas Nolan Delores A. Walker Trust [email protected] a wonderful message to our children that giving to charity Ruth Cashy Estate Janet Kirtlan Ruth and Kenneth Olson Estate Walli D. Wallis Trust Kelley said. is just as important as giving to them,” said Kelley, who, John Chun Debi Kroman Dr. Chris Pahl Anne Saunders Walls Estate William M. Clark Kelley Bannon Lashley and Jane V. Palmer Gretchen M. Wiechman Five Acres “Our involvement with Five Acres has been humbling. Our children are together with Dan, also wanted to set an example for Cathy and Paul Clement Daniel C. Lashley Lilly M. Petersen Trust Susan B. Wier Advancement Office well aware that they are privileged in many ways and know many children their family and fellow donors and volunteers. “Leaving Mary G. Colby Estate Pauline W. Ledeen Estate Hazel F. Peterson Trust George N. Williamson Estate Dorothy and Charles Cook Estate Harry Long Dorothy J. Phillips Estate Mabel C. Williamson Estate 760 W. Mountain View St. are not as fortunate to have loving families,” Kelley said. “Five Acres has a planned gift doesn’t impact you during your lifetime. Michael and Georgia Coye Fred Losch Estate Maxine Pittroff Marjorie K. Wyatt Altadena, CA 91001 given us an opportunity to teach them more about our community, and A legacy gift is a step up, and our philanthropic final Andrew and Keri Crowell Leslie A. Lyons Ernest Posey Billie K. Youngblood (626) 773-3776 Davis Family Trust Shawn C. Mackey Shoshana E. Puccia Denise and S. Robert Zeilstra why it is so important to help other children in need.” words to our kids… ‘Look what we did together.’” 5acres.org

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