REPORT BOARD of DIRECTORS a MESSAGE from OUR BOARD PRESIDENT Joshua Fein President Chief Financial Officer, Property Management Associates, Inc

school on wheels 2018

S L ONWHEEL SCHOO ANNUAL REPORT BOARD OF DIRECTORS A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD PRESIDENT Joshua Fein President Chief Financial Officer, Property Management Associates, Inc. joshua fein Steven Dahlberg Through your children experiencing homelessness Treasurer participation in six counties in Southern President, The Kissel Company, Inc. with School on California in 2018. We also raised Clifford Neiman Wheels, you almost $2,700,000 in funding and Secretary are continuing recruited over 2,300 volunteers. Principal, The Neiman Group Architects to impact the That is quite an accomplishment. Lynn M. Gardner, Esq. lives of so many Retired Electric Power Executive school-aged We are so fortunate to have you Christine Chambers Goodman children and their families. These as our volunteers, our partners, our Professor of Law, Pepperdine University donors, our staff, and our board School of Law children experience fear, shame, and hopelessness every day. They members. I thank each and every Beong-Soo Kim deal with challenges that are one of you for your involvement Vice President and Assistant General Counsel, Kaiser Permanente beyond what many of us can ever with School on Wheels. You are Laurie Levit imagine. Through your support, the reason for our success. We Educational Consultant you are providing them with hope, look forward to working with Catherine Meek stability, and encouragement more of the many thousands of Executive Director, School on Wheels during a dark and troubling time in unfortunate children experiencing their lives. Thanks to you, School homelessness throughout our cities Cecil L. “Chip” Murray Professor of Religion, Tanzy Chair on Wheels tutored over 3,600 and communities. in Christian Ethics, USC Ellen Padnos Co-Founder, Joyful Giving Since 1993 our mission has never wavered: to enhance educational Angela M. Sanchez opportunities for children from kindergarten through twelfth grade Program Officer for College Success, ECMC Foundation who are experiencing homelessness. Our goal is to shrink the Janet Ambrosi Wertman gaps in their education and provide them with the highest level of Development Consultant education possible. Our program serves as a consistent support Melissa Zukerman system for our students at a time of great stress and fear. Managing Partner, Principal Communications Group The children we serve are among the most invisible and neglected individuals in our nation. We must, and will, continue to invest in them.

A MESSAGE FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Catherine Meek

All kids have dreams and The children we serve are among the most invisible hopes and ambitions. If you and neglected individuals in our nation. We must, are homeless, achieving and will, continue to invest in them. We are in those dreams can seem the second year of our three-year strategic plan insurmountable. One of my that will deepen our programmatic quality and first students, Maria, was so demonstrate the impact on our students. We will: fragile and scared when I • Tutor 4,000 students by continuing our met her. Her young life had intensive outreach to children living in been filled with trauma and loss. She had missed shelters, motels, vehicles, campgrounds, many years of school, but she loved to read group foster homes or on the street. and libraries were her favorite place. Students like Maria need an education to have a chance • Expand our digital programming and the to succeed and to break this terrible cycle of academic improvements it delivers. poverty and homelessness. • Focus on literacy, one of the most significant Losing a home has a devastating impact predictors of future success, for students in on children’s educational opportunities and grades K-3. influences their social, behavioral and intellectual • Help our students develop a growth mindset well-being. Maria struggled for many years, but to enhance their social and emotional learning her resilience and strength won out—she now and well-being. works in a library, has two cats and a dog, and • Strengthen volunteer retention and reading inspires her life. School on Wheels exists recruitment through the use of volunteer so that children like Maria have an opportunity ambassadors and enhanced training. for success. In the areas we serve, we are the only organization exclusively focused on the We can only pursue these ambitious goals (and educational needs of these children. So how are dreams) because of you: our supporters, friends, we doing? partners, and volunteers. We are grateful for your trust, humbled by your generosity and kindness. In 2018, we celebrated several major We are committed to continuing to build the type accomplishments. We commemorated our 25th of organization that treats all constituencies— anniversary, served more students than ever our students, volunteers, donors, employees, before, enlisted more amazing volunteers than partners, and communities—with dignity, honor, ever, and exceeded our funding goals, thanks and respect. You have made us the organization to our generous donors. We had our challenges we are today. We look forward to continuing our too. Child and family homelessness continues work together as we strive to educate the most to increase at shocking levels, straining our vulnerable children in our communities. Together, resources to serve all the kids who need us. We through acts big and small, we are changing lives. had too few volunteers to help as many students as we wanted! Our volunteers are Working with my the heart of our student—and getting program. We take the to know other residents time to appreciate at the shelter—has and celebrate their brought such joy to my dedication and hard life. Thank you for all work at our annual you do to make all of brunch. Thank you for this possible. your commitment to our students. Betsy, Volunteer Tutor

School on Wheels is a safe haven for learning in Skid Row. It’s the only center in our neighborhood where children devastated by homelessness can go after school to do their homework and meet with their tutors. We appreciate your diligent efforts to help our children catch up with their housed peers.

Rev. Andy Bales, Chief Executive Officer Union Rescue Mission What I love most Students who attend our year- round after-school program about my tutor at the Skid Row Learning is that she helps Center ‘trick or treat’ with me believe I will the support of the LAPD. achieve my goal of Thank you to our partners for donating costumes, candy, becoming a nurse. and for giving our kids the opportunity to join in the Maria, age 12 festivities of Halloween like any other child.

Throughout the years, the Los Angeles County Office of Education’s Homeless Youth Education Program has worked in close partnership with School on Wheels. During the 2017-18 school year, 70,525 youth were identified as experiencing homelessness across 80 school districts and over 300 charter schools in Los Angeles County. School on Wheels has been an amazing partner to districts and charters across the county, enriching the lives of students while helping them excel on their educational journey and discover their pathway to a brighter future.

Melissa Schoonmaker, L.C.S.W Project Director III, Child Welfare and Attendance LA County Office of Education PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

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We have fun and learn at the same time. Jason, age 8

Located in the neighborhood with the highest concentration of homelessness in the U.S., our Skid Row Learning Center offers a safe and fun learning environment for students experiencing 301 homelessness to access support after school. The center is open six days a week year-round STUDENTS and includes a digital learning center, academic SERVED AT OUR SKID lessons, and a summer program to lessen the ROW LEARNING CENTER documented loss of learning that students suffer during long school breaks. School on Wheels runs like a well- oiled machine. I feel appreciated and supported by my coordinator. 2,321 It has been incredible watching my student’s academic progress and VOLUNTEERS building a relationship with her. TRAINED AND MATCHED Matthew, volunteer tutor

SCHOLARSHIPS 71 AWARDED 15 years ago, the Catherine McAuley scholarship was created to break down the barriers that exist for our students in getting a quality education. Awards are granted for 5,501 college, trade schools, arts/music/ sports programs, educational summer BACKPACKS camps, or enrichment classes. In 2018, WITH SCHOOL SUPPLIES with your support, we awarded more DISTRIBUTED scholarships than ever before.

School on Wheels has the best tutors ever. They are so loving and caring, and they made my children feel like they could do anything. It helped them look beyond their current circumstances and see the possilbilites the future can hold. Anna, mother

96% 90% of parents say their of parents say their child child is benefitting is putting in more effort 38,673 from tutoring. into schoolwork. HOURS 91% 82% of parents say their of parents say their child OF STUDENT ACCESS TO child is more confident is earning better grades. with reading. DIGITAL LEARNING In 2018, 418 students benefited from one-on- Two-thirds of our students increased one online tutoring with the help of volunteer online tutors from over 25 states and territories assessment scores by a grade level or more in the United States. after 10 weeks of one-on-one tutoring. Mya appreciates me being here and is always ready to learn. I really enjoy working with Mya because she is curious, smart, and always has a positive attitude. She seems much older and wiser than her years, and I know she is going to be successful. She already is!

Michael Mya’s tutor

mya's Story

Mya’s mom heard ”My favorite day of the week is Monday about School because that’s when I go to school. I want to on Wheels from be a teacher when I grow up, and I think I will a neighbor in the be good at it because I can relate to things I apartments where she did when I was a child,” says Mya. lives. The apartment building “I’ve moved schools six times, but it doesn’t looks no different than others on matter because I make friends easily... I don’t the busy street, but is a domestic violence have time for the kids that mess around at shelter filled with women and children fleeing school. When I was in 5th grade there were abusive relationships. posters all over the school with my name on Every day after school, volunteer tutors come them for being smart and helpful.My favorite to this safe haven to teach, mentor, and subject is math, and all I want to do when I am provide one-on-one tutoring and support to at school is math. I’ll be in PE thinking about children like Mya. But Mya, aged 12 and in 6th math—I’ll count and multiply in my head. I’m in grade, is not like other children. 6th grade now but doing 8th-grade math.”

Michael Weiser, her tutor, says she is “an Her mom recommends School on Wheels unusually positive and smart kid with a to other residents. “Where else can you get vocabulary way above her years that makes free tutors that come to you? Her tutor is me scratch my head and do a double take, great, and I can see the improvement she has wondering, did she really just say that?” Mya’s made with him. They are working on history mom concurs: “she is super smart and helps her and learning about the three branches of the sisters all the time with reading, and she even government. Her teachers at school say she is helps me with my studies. I have homework doing great, and she makes me feel so proud. too. I never finished school but am now back Don’t tell her, but I think she is way smarter studying for my high school diploma.” than me!” Dilan's Story

Motels are often the last resort for families lived. There were six of us living in one room, experiencing homelessness. The lack of and we moved all the time. I went to seven affordable housing has turned overpriced elementary schools and six middle schools! motels into long-term shelters. Ten years All I ever wanted to do was stay at the same ago, School on Wheels turned the reception school. School was very important to our area of a run-down motel in Orange County family, and my mom always made sure to into a tutoring space for the kids living there. enroll us quickly when we moved. I made One of those kids was an eight-year-old boy friends easily. And making new friends at named Dilan Oezkan. Sadly, Dilan’s story of school helped me create a reality where I had homelessness is not unusual, but his grit and a normal life.” determination to succeed and excel at school is inspiring to us all—especially to students We asked Dilan what he would say to kids battling the same issues. experiencing homelessness:

“I looked forward to tutoring every week “I’d tell kids that the biggest way to break the because my tutor Anson pushed me cycle is to push yourself through school. The academically,” says Dilan. “He saw that I only way you can break the pattern of poverty was smart, and we started working on math and homelessness is through education. You grades above what I was learning at school. have to think beyond the pattern you and He taught me about integers, and I had my your family are in now and see college as your multiplication tables down by 2nd grade! He future. Things may suck right now but there taught me the core stuff that I never forgot. is light at the end of the long tunnel: just keep busy, join clubs, be part of what’s going on at I could always count on my mom to push school, and stay focused on learning.” education as well. We had to do homework first before anything else. By the time I was Dilan will graduate from high school in June 9 or 10, I realized that we were homeless with a 4.4 weighted GPA. He will be pursuing a and that this was not how ‘normal people’ degree in political science and history at UCLA. We have supported School on Wheels for 25 years—we were engaged since the beginning by Agnes Stevens’ dream. The work they do is life-changing for their students, and their volunteers are dedicated and caring. They are one of the few organizations that focuses on the education of children without a home.

Bowen H. and Janice Arthur McCoy Charitable Foundation

Everyone at Calamigos was so happy to host your 25th Friendsversary -- what a great event! School on Wheels is an incredible organization. Your students truly deserve our support, and the magic your team and volunteers work is amazing. Glen Gerson, Owner Calamigos Ranch

Universal Studios Hollywood is proud to support the critical work that School on Wheels provides to our local communities. Your volunteers make a huge difference to children experiencing homelessness by encouraging them to be successful in school and supporting them to change their lives through education.

Virginia Tanawong Sr. Vice President of Human Resources NBC Discover a Star Foundation

The Sunair Children’s Foundation is delighted to support this wonderful organization that brings learning, mentoring, and caring to vulnerable children, helping them understand how critical education is to their Homelessness is the greatest future success. moral and humanitarian crisis of our time. Thank you for all you do Eva Goetz to help our children learn, grow, Executive Director and achieve. Congratulations on Sunair Children’s 25 years of life-changing work. Foundation MAYOR ERIC GARCETTI In January, fundraising group Joyful Giving kicked off our 25th anniversary celebrations by hosting Havana Nights, a tropical night in the deep of winter which raised over $200,000 in donations.

It’s an honor and privilege to share Paradise Cove with your kids. It means a lot to us and our crew. Some of these kids have never seen a beach before, and it’s our pleasure to host this party. This year the Woolsey Fires nearly devastated Malibu, but we’d do it even if there were only ashes here. This party goes on! Bob Morris, Owner Paradise Beach Cafe

If you are considering becoming a volunteer tutor, know that you are becoming part of an organization that is the real thing. Every effort, every penny, and everyone who works there is dedicated to making a difference in these kids’ lives. It is an honor to be able to assist this organization to do what it does.

winnie stroHmeyer Volunteer & Donor financials

With your amazing generosity, we increased our support by 36% in 2018 and continue to develop a diversified funding plan. Our expenses increased by 25%, which resulted from growth and improvements to our program services. Revenue & Support

Material donations Foundations 17% 47% Foundations $ 1,245,450 47% Organizations 1% Individuals $ 406,997 15% Corporations/ $ 252,564 10% Special events Corporate Foundations 10% Special events $ 273,111 10% Organizations $ 36,158 1% Corporations/ Corporate Foundations Material donations $ 457,979 17% 10% Interest/other Income $ 5,001 0%

Individuals Total $ 2,677,260 100% 15% Expenses

Fundraising Support Services 2% Program Services 4% 94%

Program Services $ 2,467,796 94% Support Services $ 116,292 4% Fundraising $ 48,665 2% Total $ 2,632,753 100%

We are fortunate indeed to have so many loyal and generous donors who care deeply about the education of children experiencing homelessness. In 2018, we were honored to have support from foundations large and small, companies, colleges and organizations, and individual donors from $5 to $25,000. Some of our supporters have been with us since 1993, others have been unwavering in their encouragement for many years, and some are new to us in 2018. We are filled with gratitude for all of you.

A complete listing of our generous donors can be viewed on our web site at schoolonwheels.org/donate/#our-friends. thank you for your generosity our donors and commitment to our students

$100,000+ Jackson & Jasmine George Skip Paul Punch Studio Annenberg Foundation James & Cheryl Furlan Soroptimist International of LA Rena Jordan The Eisner Foundation Inc. Jason Grosfeld West/Santa Monica Robert Maitino Living Legacy Foundation The Kim and Harold Louie Family Symantec Corp. Sandesha Singh Weingart Foundation Foundation Thomas Molloy Scott Yamano Laurie Levit & Steven Ades Tresanton Trust Scripps Networks $50,000+ Margaret Perella William C. Bannerman Foundation Seth Morris BLT Enterprises Matt Morris Yardi Systems Shaun Limbeek The Edward A. and Ai O. Shay Meghan Geiselman Yvonne Derse Sherman Meloni Family Foundation Melissa Zukerman & Benjamin Sidney and Florence Banwart Family The Green Foundation Goldfarb $1,000+ Charitable Fund The Mark Hughes Foundation Nancy & Mike Wiggins The Adam Frand Foundation Sinead & Darren Chilton The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation O’Melveny Adam Udi Sona Shah The Roy & Patricia Disney Family Nathan Fielder / Nathan For You Ajay Patel Star Le Foundation Paul Kobel Andre & Mina Zimmerman Students Run America Skylight Foundation Richard Rizika Anicia Mendez Summa Group Children’s Foundation Universal Studios Hollywood’s SAGE Publications, Inc. Ann Buxbaum Susan Manilow Discover A Star Foundation S & Lori Miller Antonia Carpenter Suzanne Lerner Scott Family Foundation, Inc. Arianne Neumark Suzanne Wilson $30,000+ Sheppard, Mullen, Richter & Barbara Graper Talia Frederick The Kenneth T. & Eileen L. Norris Hampton LLP Benjamin Wong Taylor Kirk Foundation St. Bernardine Of Siena Church Best Buy Employee Giving Program Terry & Karen Harstad Margaret M. Bloomfield Family Wendy E. Pearson Brendan O’Donnell Timothy & Rachel White Foundation CBRE, Inc. Tulsa Community Foundation The Sharon D. Lund Foundation $2,000+ The Chapman Family Foundation Valerie Mellinger Anonymous Charles Brewer Fiscus Foundation Virginia Tanawong $20,000+ Aspect Ratio Chip & Sharyn Moore Wescom Credit Union Dora F. Levit Fund for People Bel Air Investment Advisors Christina & Derek Holman Wonderful Giving Edison International Brett Butler & Jessica Baker Christine Clay Frederick R. Weisman Philanthropic Brigid O’Connor & Kevin Vollmer Chris Wilson $500+ Foundation Carina MacKenzie Cierra Walker Anonymous Joseph Drown Foundation Carl E. Wynn Foundation Community Bank A.C. Israel Foundation, Inc. Josh Fein & MaryJo Lauterio Catherine Hartmann Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Aimee Pitta Steve & Stephanie Dahlberg Charlotte Hughes & Christopher Courtney Hill Akhil Gopal The Louis & Harold Price Combs Jim Houghton Allison Maldonado Foundation, Inc. Chris Chambers Goodman & Marc Donna Komm Amazon Smile Foundation Ludwick Family Foundation Goodman Douglas Chernack American Family Insurance The Rose Hills Foundation Comerica Bank Dr. Rebecca Joseph Andrea Gootnick Sawchuk Family Foundation Daniel Vaughan Dwight Liu Angie Bhow Snap Inc. Deacon Charitable Foundation Elaine Lasnik-Broida & Michael Anne Wright Sunair Children’s Foundation Dora Seiffer Broida Anu Leemann The Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Dorothy Patapoff Elham Raker Artisan Pictures, LLC Foundation ECMC Foundation Fredy Garcia Ashley Watkins The Walt Disney Company Embraer Foundation Hani Saleh-Had Bob Baggott Foundation Gordon & Haruko Froeb Howard & Stephanie Sherwood Brad Young Heidi Godt Irell & Manella LLP Brian Gladstone $10,000+ Hybrid Foundation Janet Ambrosi Wertman & Adlai Bridget & Frederick Hartmann Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc. Ifeyinwa Olie Wertman Bridget & Jason George Bluebird Legacy, Inc. Jenine Cravatt Jennifer Fenton Bright Funds Foundation Bowen H. & Janice Arthur McCoy Jerold & Rosemary Shinbane Jill Firring Burbank Kiwanis for Fun Charitable Foundation Joann & Stan Benson J Lynn Boylan Foundation Inc. Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation Jodi Stancampiano Joan Krause California Community Foundation Catherine & Jarrod Phillips Julia Lebedev John & Carolyn Cree Marshall Candice Edwards CBS EcoMedia Inc. Karl & Laura Slovin Josh Cooper Candice King Crail-Johnson Foundation Kevin Durant Jovana Lara-Brooks Carol Crawford Devan & Tara Marshall Kristy Kallis JP Morgan Chase Foundation Chantle Edillor Elizabeth Lopez Lark Ellen Lions Charities Karyn Freund-Pistole & Daniel Cheryl Chu Fidelity Charitable Lawrence Stein Pistole Cheryl Fire George Hoag Family Foundation Lenia & Luis Sanchez Kathryn Orosz Christina Fernandez John Shallman Linda Ching Kirsten Olsen Christopher Pelham The Looker Foundation Lisa Marie Parker Desai Kristin Coia Coby McDonald Lynn Gardner & Paul Multari Loeks Family Fund Lee Ann Wong Craig Blois Sherwood Family Foundation Lois & Stephen Baar Loni and Jeff Rush Family David & Leslie Steinman Symphonic Love Foundation Loren Kosmont Foundation David & Patty Dowdey University of California Irvine Lynn & Robert Stone Lorraine Moseley David Wolenski Wasserman Foundation University Church Of Christ, Malibu Makoff Family Foundation Elizabeth Reeve Mary Beth Christopher Marie Collins Ellen & Donald Raab $5,000+ Max Ho Mary Auth Elly Young Anonymous Melissa Cobb Matthew Solari Erin Mcgaughey ARKA Charitable Fund LLC Michael & Ellen Opell Maureen Swenson Evelyn Kim Beong-Soo Kim & Bonnie Michelle Purcell Michael Earnhardt Farid Holakouee Wongtrakool Misha Bedner Momita SenGupta Fausto Mares-Davila The Blake Family Fund Molly Richardson Morgan & Helen Chu Gary Grossman Catherine Meek & Al Earle Nathanael Parkhill Nathaniel Braunstein George Saoud Cliff Neiman & Andrea Halloran National Christian Foundation North Hollywood Church of Gilead David Fein The Neiman Group Architects Religious Science Goldman Sachs Matching Gift Ellen & Ben Padnos Netflix Orange County Community Program The Harper / Harpoothian Family New Philadelphia A.M.E. Church Foundation Harper Salon, Inc. Fund Principal Communications Group, LLC Panda Express Harriet & Richard Orkand Family The Herman Foundation Property Management Associates, Inc. Pat Wastal Educational & Charitable Foundation InSync Plus Santa Monica Bay Woman’s Club, Inc. Peir Serota Hassan Arzy J.K. Barker Foundation Sarva Mangal Family Trust Philip Daccord Heather Hemmens Homayoun Kandari Andrew Benton KC Johnson Valerie Cavanaugh & Bill Kerstetter Hulu Anh Hoang Keiter Family Foundation Vanessa Achmad Influencer Design House Anna Himmelrich Kim Baldonado Vanessa Mccafferty Jack Jones Anne Vitug Kirkland & Ellis LLP Vasi Vangelos James Breen & Zoe Brown Ann Skipper Knobbe, Martins, Olson & Bear, LLP Ventura County Credit Union James Brock & Elizabeth Watson Apple Inc. 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“You have made the past 25 years possible; sustained us when times were tough; encouraged us to be creative; cheered us on as we served more and more students. These are not our success stories, they are yours. Thank you for the hope you have given to our students that they can have a chance for success through education. You have changed their lives.” Read the rest of Catherine’s letter inside.