Annual Impact Report 2019

Dear Friends, Dear Morrison Community, Morrison has been helping children, youth, and their families for over 72 years. Thank Thank you for the many ways in which you have supported Morrison. We have much to you for helping us to provide high quality mental health, substance use, and prevention celebrate, and much still to do. As you will read in this report, we served over 8,000 services! parents and youth over the past year. Our vision is for all children, youth, and their families I’m proud of our staff and foster parents who support kids and families to be successful to thrive and achieve their full potential. in their journey each and every day. I’m grateful that we continue to be inspired as we Your work and support has enabled Morrison to take our vision further than ever before. practice our Equity, Inclusion, and Sanctuary Model® principles and values. Thanks to unprecedented community contributions, construction of the Rotary Youth I’m delighted to also highlight that we’ve raised the majority of the funds needed for Center at Morrison will begin this spring. The Center will provide year-round space for building our Rotary Youth Center at Morrison and plan to break ground early in 2020! Morrison kids and families to gather and recreate. Similarly, Morrison is expanding our SAGE Residential Program by 33 percent to support more female-identifying youth who Please enjoy pursuing this annual report that showcases our innovative foster care are survivors of sex trafficking. These facilities and services will change lives for the better. programs and the re-launching of our Carl Morrison Legacy Society for Planned Giving. Our dream is to build a large family of planned giving partners, providing a legacy of Thank you again for your support of Morrison and the essential role it plays in our support to kids and families. community. In Servvice, Sincerely, Drew Henrie-McWilliams, Will Rasmussen M.S. Ed. Board Chair Chief Executive Officer Drew Henrie-McWilliams Will Rasmussen

Equity and Inclusion Sanctuary Values Foster Care The objective of Morrison’s Equity, Inclusion, & Sanctuary 1. Non-Violence In 2019, Morrison’s foster care programs served over 190 youth. We provide short term, Department (E,I,&S) is to uphold the Sanctuary® Values Ensure physical, emotional, social, and moral safety respite, transitional, and therapeutic foster care tailored to each individual. Our foster and our Equity Policy, ensuring that racial identity will parents open their doors and hearts, providing safe and nurturing homes for children 2. Emotional Intelligence not determine the quality of trauma-informed care that and teens while they transition to permanent families. As positive role models, our foster Manage feelings effectively for self-care and service to all a child receives. This organization-wide initiative is our parents reflect safe and healthy relationships while providing our youth with space to commitment to supporting our communities, families, 3. Social Learning learn, heal, and grow. and youth through compassion, integrity, and dedication Practice the utmost respect for the ideas of everyone The foster programs offered by Morrison are integrated with our services, providing to social justice. In 2019, the Portland Business Alliance - homes for a wide spectrum of youth, including those recovering from drug and Leadership Portland program selected E,I,&S to receive 4. Democracy Pursue shared decision making whenever possible alcohol addiction, healing from severe physical, emotional, or sexual trauma, and pro bono support to further develop this goal. overcoming behavioral challenges. We value our foster parents and support them with 5. Open Communication comprehensive training, around the clock resources, and respite relief. Say what we mean without being mean when we say it We welcome you to explore our foster opportunities, from planned respite to full time 6. Social Responsibility care. Morrison will continue to support our foster parents and value their empathy, Promote teamwork that seeks everyone’s contributions humor, and desire to enrich the lives of our youth in need. Help us work towards our goal 7. Growth and Change of bring families back together. Learn more about becoming a foster parent. Co-create transformation for a hopeful future

For more information go to morrisonkids.org/about-us For more information, go to morrisonkids.org/FosterCare Programs Prevention & Education Residential Morrison provides a comprehensive continuum of support for youth, from birth to 21, and their families. Programs are evaluated for parents and youth youth provided housing effectiveness, which guides innovation and improvement. over 8,000 3,386 supported 669 and care parents and youth served Infant and Early Childhood Consultation SAGE Youth Residential Program Listos Para Aprender Immigrant Youth Services Parents Anonymous® of and Foster Care Parent Mentor Program youth provided 198 with foster homes Day Treatment Outpatient Services youth youth Foster Family Care Network supported served Therapeutic and Specialty Foster Care 33 3,745 Planned and Crisis Respite Care Breakthrough Day Treatment Clinic Based Outpatient Services Counterpoint Day Treatment School Based Outpatient Services Community Based Outpatient Services

For more information, go to morrisonkids.org For more information, go to morrisonkids.org The Rotary Youth Center at Morrison Planned Giving In 2019, we successfully launched our capital campaign and When Dr. Carl Morrison founded Morrison Child and took strides towards the construction of the Rotary Youth Family Services in 1947, he had a vision of providing Center at Morrison. Our doors are set to open in late 2020! care to Portland’s most vulnerable youth. Morrison has This space will provide our children and teens with a place to continued to follow in his footsteps, helping children play, learn, and receive care and education with the support and families for over seven decades. You can join us of our clinicians. in providing quality mental health, foster care, and support for those in need for years to come. Please Thanks to the Rotary Club of Portland and their once-a- join the Carl Morrison Legacy Society. decade grant of $500,000 and the generous donations from our community partners, we plan on breaking ground in We welcome a spectrum of Planned Gifts such as cash, early 2020. real estate, trusts, or a designation of Morrison as a beneficiary of your 401(k) or will. Help us build Dr. Carl The Rotary Youth Center at Morrison will support our Morrison’s future of healing and growth for Oregon’s programs. We welcome you to invest in Oregon’s youth by youth and families. joining our community of donors and supporters. Please contact Development to contribute.

For more information, go to morrisonkids.org/RYCM For more information, go to morrisonkids.org/PlannedGiving or email [email protected] Operating Board Foundation Board Silver Linings Holiday Giving This Board oversees the financial CEO, Drew Henrie-McWilliams, along May 15, 2019 marked our This year 1,300 presents health of Morrison, presiding over our with several supporting staff, dreamed sixth annual Silver Linings were donated by programs and empowering our CEO, of growing our investments to ensure Luncheon. Sponsors joined individuals like you to Drew Henrie-McWilliams, to make the the programs remain funded in times our executives, government ensure that every youth best decisions for Morrison. These of need. This vision became a reality leaders, clinicians, and staff in our programs had a diverse members possess a variety of thanks to a generous donor and has to learn more about our gift to open this holiday experiences to best oversee all facets since grown. This Board supervises mission, programs, and the season. Each child or teen of our organization. these funds and is comprised of progress of the Rotary Youth wrote a holiday wish list BOARD CHAIR members who ensure Morrison’s best Center at Morrison. We were that was shared with their sponsor. From new toys Will Rasmussen interest is at the heart of each decision. honored to hear an inspiring and empowering keynote and art supplies, to books, George Alexander Marc Fovinci David Thompson by Diversity and Inclusions sports equipment, and gift Tom Slick Wendy Carver Ryan Harvey expert Lillian Tsai, who shared cards, these donated gifts Chris Edmonds Jane Holbrook Jeremiah Cathcart her incredible journey. This delighted our youth. We Mark Figueroa Sara Sluder George Alexander year’s Goldman Award was welcome you to join us by Janae Sorenson Drew Henrie-McWilliams presented to Slalom for their participating in Holiday DIRECTORS EMERITUS Katherine Kennedy dedication to the young girls Giving 2020. Eileen Drake and Al Jubitz Janae Sorenson in our SAGE program. For more information, go to morrisonkids.org For more information, go to morrisonkids.org or email [email protected] Contributors 2019 $250-$999 continued $1,000-$4,999 continued $500-$999 continued $250-$499 continued In memory of continued In kind continued In kind continued In kind continued Holiday Giving Holiday Giving Corporations, Foundations, and Organizations Ninkasi Brewery LLC Joan Welch Riggs Family Nicole Schicatano Robert Dave’s Killer Bread Nancy Taylor St. Honore Boulangerie continued continued $100,000+ $1,000-$4,999 $1,000-$4,999 continued Pacific West Bank M.S. Khawaja Stevenson Family Nolting Family Solidor Delta XI Epsilon Olympia Provisions Tabor Bread Edgefield Children’s Providence Health & Anonymous Cambia Health Foundation Ticket to Dream Foundation Samuel, Son & Co., Limited Allen Lee Susan Hennessy Pahlow Family Stephen Blair Drew and Eric Henrie- Oregon Ballet Theatre Tamale Boy Guild Services Maybelle Clark Macdonald CIDA, Inc. VTM Group Stack Metallurgical Group Todd Lindsey Tim Cooper Patricia Dudley Tim Koehler McWilliams Oregon Garden The Edmonds Family Puranik Family Fund Columbia Bank Zidell Marine Corporation Summit Salon Academy - Marianne Moore Toni Smith Peters Family Durham & Bates Oregon Symphony The Barefoot Sage Fairchild-Madar Family Salas Family PacificSource Foundation Comcast Tigard Business Portland Michel Family Unkeles Family Richard Rasmussen Gifts In Honor Insurance Oregon Zoo The Bridge Church FlightGlobal Siteworks $250-$999 The Broadhead Group Inc. Patricia DiNucci Ryan Monger In honor of: Fat Cupcake Osborn Aquatic Center, The Cheesecake Factory Gross Family Slalom OCF Alan James Fund Center 10 Barrel Brewing, LLC $250-$499 Davidson Benefits The Joyner Group Richard Withnell Samantha Berger Betsey Keller Gartner’s Country Meat Park Lanes Family The Dinner Detective Heath and McClure Slover Family $45,000+ AAI Engineering Alder Family Chas. Williams Planning, LLC Individuals Ruth Beyer Barkley Hedinger Sandra McDonough Market Entertainment Center The Mississippi Pizza Pub Family Smith Family OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Action Employment John Stott Rasika Savkar Daughter of Michael Glendoveer Golf & Pips & Bounce Tigard Bowl Huffman Family Taylor Family Deloitte Services, Inc. Beverly Genung Foundation Ferguson Wellman $5,000-$15,000 Thompson Family Sharon Thomson Dale Foresee & her Tennis Pip’s Original Ultrazone Johnson Family The MAC Club So Hum Foundation Brown & Brown Northwest Alexander Family Bridget Dooney family in China Capital Management Tucker Family Browning Family Sherry Stewart Glowing Greens Mini Pittock Mansion Westside Dance & Jones Family The Oregon Clinic Zidell Family Foundation Insurance Drew and Eric Henrie- Will Rasmussen Steele Family David Thompson Golf Pix Patisserie Gymnastics Academy Kennedy Family The Standard Harold and Arlene Bullard Law Burns Family $20,000-$44,999 Schnitzer CARE McWilliams Zane Ball Stephen Bredthauer Jane Holbrook WSG Construction KGW8 Thompson Family LLC Fovinci & Devoto Family Carollo Family Marilyn Caudill Boys & Girls Aid Foundation $500-$999 Carter Family Stevens & Lichtenthaler Hollywood Theatre Portland International KPTV Umpqua Bank- OCF William K. Blount Family Craft Brew Alliance, Inc. Jubitz Family Family Mark Acuri Izzy’s Pizza Raceway Holiday Giving Macmillan-Johnson Hillsboro JAN-PRO of Portland/ Dunn Carney LLP Blair Family Chris Essler Fund Vancouver McManus Family James Stewart Mary Lou Taylor Jean-Pierre Veillet Portland Japanese Atmosera Family Veeramoney Family Greenbridge Investment Thompson Family Capretto Family Cofer Family Rachael Berkeley Automatic Data Legacy Health Caroline Guest Jeffrey Cropp Sydney Joyner Joan Welch Garden Martinez Family Wieden+Kennedy $10,000-$19,999 Management Tymchuk Family Zora Berkeley KingPins Portland Nursery Processing (ADP) Merrill Lynch Wisher Family Avangrid Foundation Miller Nash Graham & Hoffman, Stewart & $1,000-$4,999 Casey Garth DeKlotz Family Dunn LLP Andrews Family Vanessa Heckman Kyra’s Bake Shop Portland Opera Banning Family Miller Nash Graham World of Smiles EMA Architecture LLC Schmidt, P.C. Charles Keller Diane Girard Gifts In Kind Bullard Law Mills Iron Works, Inc. Anne Morrison Feighner Elizabeth Lenice Shaw Doug Stamm Aquila Velonis Lan Su Chinese Garden Portland Spirit & Dunn Pediatric Dentistry Tube Forgings of America Inc. J. Frank Schmidt Family Anne West Allan’s Coffee & Tea & Portland Winterhawks Cadmus Group Morgan Stanley Zidell Companies OnPoint Community Charitable Foundation Michael Behunin Gail Hammer Eichhorn Family Al’s Garden & Home $5,000-$9,999 Credit Union Benavides Family William Gobel Pub Sayler’s Old Country Canter Family Mueller Family Kalberer Company Hanson Family Holloway Family Annastasia Salon Cisco Systems Aslan Foundation, Inc. OCF Bob and Joan Taylor Crowell Family Jennifer Beattie Huffstutter Family Young Family Laurelwood Brewing Co Kitchen Newgard Family Durham & Bates Insurance KeyBank Foundation Baker & Spice Lloyd Center Ice Rink Restaurant Curtis-Fawley Family Nike (Jordan Brand) Thank You for Family Kroger Curtis Family Jeremy Andersen Jennifer Lietzke Block 15 Restaurant & Hubbell Communications OCF Tumac Lumber Co. David Royer Gifts In Memory Local Ocean Dockside Seasons & Regions Davies Family Nike (PES and ED&A) your Support Link International (US) Corp Joseph Dean Jules Bailey In memory of: Brewery Deloitte & Touche Jason E. Zidell Foundation Fund Donna Wardenaar Katherine Kennedy Julie Love Grill + Fish Market Seafood Grill Ochsner Family Pacific Office Automation, Inc. Maletis Beverage Carl Morrison, MD Bob’s Red Mil McMenamins - Chapel Showers Pass DiNucci Family Oregon Metal PacificSource Health Plans Meyer Memorial Trust Edmonds Family Lillian Tsai Leslie Brunker Brazil by FOGO Plaid Pantries, Inc. Parker Smith & Feek, Inc. Brian Hedman Dee Nolting Pub Sikh Center of Oregon Duede Family Slitters Microsoft Corporation Lisa Faust Leslie Tracy Denny and Darlene Chuck E. Cheese Dunn Carney LLP The Boeing Company Studio Wild Landscape Holbrook Family Mary Helen Eschman Lizbeth Huber Miller Nash Graham & Pacific Power WinCo Foods New Thought Center for Tindall Common Ground Dunn LLP Slabtown Tours Durham & Bates PacifiCorp Architecture LLC Spiritual Living Huffstutter Family Patricia Schmitt Maryann Yelnosky Wellness Co-Op The Standard Janae Sorenson Katie (Shaughnessy) & Mimosa Studios Smith Teamaker Insurance Pete Family Steven Patterson Molly Gillcrist Mark McManus Our 2019 Annual Impact Report includes contributions made during our 2018 fiscal year, July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019 Our 2019 Annual Impact Report includes contributions made during our 2018 fiscal year, July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019 Financials 2019 Community Investment in Morrison Our Investment in the Community Statement of Financial Position Government Contracts $19,008,157 Personnel $19,760,349 Total Assets $13,257,072 Fees $8,210,798 Subcontractors $529,001 Total Liabilities $5,318,588 Thank You Contributions - Individual $82,012 Professional Services $1,257,811 Without Donor Restrictions $6,639,075 Contributions - Corporation $54,508 Supplies $1,138,478 With Donor Restrictions $1,299,409 Contributions - Foundation $246,993 Occupancy $2,316,493 Net Assets $7,938,484 Contributions - United Way $5,821 Communication $574,352 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $13,257,072 Contributions - Capital Campaign $432,210 Conferences and Travel $551,332 In Kind $11,014 Client Assistance $362,844 Functional Expense

Special Events $29,651 Other Expenses $229,005 Fundraising $357,484 Net Investment Return $119,745 Depreciation $330,418 Management and General $2,756,706 Total Expense $27,050,083 Other Income $83,181 Program Services $23,935,893 Total Revenue $28,284,088 Total Expense $27,050,083

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Our 2019 Annual Impact Report includes contributions made during our 2018 fiscal year, July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019 @morrisoncfs @morrisonkids @morrisoncfs @morrison-child-and- family-services

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