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CONTENTS

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ...... 3 SERVING THE COMMUNITY...... 4 QUALITY RECOGNIZED...... 6 ADULT LEARNING ...... 8 VOLUNTEERISM...... 10 DONORS AND THEIR GIFTS ...... 11 COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS . . . . .17 TRUSTEES AND BOARD OFFICERS. . . .19 FINANCES...... 20 OUR MISSION...... 22 played inmakingthem possible we serve — asignificant milestone during aperiod of profound economic uncertainty businesses donated more than $922,000 to Hopkins House and the children and families impactful inthecommunities we serve one grounded staff is the difference between a merely effective organization and the a training high-impact and professional advancement of our staff community-based education programs to share with them the considerable social return of modest public investment in effective members council city and board school public delegates, congressmen,from visits by honored grow to continued center learning high-quality high-impact, a as reputation locationTown Old our at capacity at is and location County Fairfax our at grow to servicesits Houseincreasedand neveras before and to have touched so many lives yearsmanyoverso organization community an this haveWeservedas blessed areto House’sprograms contributedor time,theirtalent, treasure and volunteers asstaff and Hopkins from benefited have individuals of thousands decades, many these Through VirginiaNorthern in institutionsrooted deeply most the among it establishing families Also this year, Hopkins House completed the second year of a multi-year commitment to Hopkins for demand the downturn, economic historic an during year, this Also In 2010, Hopkins House celebrated 70 years of service to children, youths, and their President J. GLENNHOPKINS Sincerely, you role personal the for you thank and gifts, many these by blessed truly are We and foundations clubs, organizationsand faith, of institutionsindividuals, 2010, In In 2010, in the midst of the uncertainty of organizationalof uncertainty House’sthe funding,ofHopkins midst the in 2010, In We . are blessed institutionan as effectiveboth be to workthe in we highlyand do Moreover, we were blessed as an organization to have had the opportunity opportunity the organizationhad haveMoreover,an to . as were blessedwe PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE PRESIDENT’S . . . . In response,In . enrollmentour continues . A well educated and professionally We wereWe . . . . .

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SERVING THE COMMUNITY

Services Provided # Served # of Total

Total:...... 337 100% By Age: Children 6 weeks - 5 years ...... 255 76% Adults 19 - 29 years ...... 44 13% Adults 30 - 64 years ...... 38 11% By Services: Early Care & Education ...... 255 76% Adult Learning ...... 82 24% By Gender: Females ...... 202 60% Males ...... 135 40% By Income: Government Subsidized ...... 124 37% Full-Payers ...... 104 31% Scholarship Recipients ...... 27 8% Others ...... 82 24% By Residency: Alexandria...... 126 37% Arlington ...... 18 5% Fairfax...... 155 46% Loudon County ...... 1 0% Maryland ...... 16 5% Prince William County ...... 12 4% District of Columbia ...... 9 3%

staff training andprofessional development, andadministration 135 volunteers of help from the benefited and,schoolstudents; high providedlocal als; 2 internshipsto services to 337 unduplicated children, youths, and adults; hired 16 education profession The organization’s programs are divided into two departments: who practiced inAlexandria, Virginia until hisdeathin1927 Dr of memory in 1939named in and BUILDING A FOUNDATION OF QUALITY OF FOUNDATION A BUILDING In 2010,HopkinsHouse spent more than$2 providedHouse Hopkins 2010), 30, June - 2009 1, (July year program this During Hopkins House is a learning center for children, youths, and their families • • degree inthefield of early childhood education Adult Learning: for children ages 4to 5years preschool for children ages 16months to 3years, andkindergarten preparation Early Care &Education: . Continuing education for teens &adultspursuing acollege SERVING THE COMMUNITY THE SERVING Infant care for babies ages 6weeks to 16months, . J . Milton Hopkins, an African-Americanan physicianHopkins, Milton . . 3 million on programs andservices, . . . . It was founded

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QUALITY RECOGNIZED

RAISING THE STANDARD OF QUALITY In April 2010, the Hopkins House Helen Day Preschool Academy achieved national accreditation by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) . Firmly establishing itself as a center of excellence and quality, the Helen Day Preschool Academy received scores in excess of 96 (out of 100) in all 10 NAEYC standards while scoring at or above 100 (out of 100) in 7 of the 10 NAEYC standards . Northern Virginia Magazine (January 2010 issue) surveyed more than 650 licensed childcare centers in Northern Virginia and ranked Hopkins House among the area’s top 50 preschools . The magazine ranked Hopkins House’s Helen Day Preschool Academy among the top two preschools in the City of Alexandria and the James L . & Juliette McNeil Preschool among the top 50 . The rankings were based on teacher certifications, child-to- teacher ratio, parent-teacher communication, curriculum standards, and physical condition .

NATIONAL IMPACT Congressman Jim Moran delivered news of a $250,000 federal grant to Hopkins House as part of the government’s Workforce Investment Act pilot program . The funds will be used to expand the organization’s Early Childhood Learning Institute (ECLI) . In partnership with Northern Virginia Community College, the ECLI offers low resourced teens and adults the opportunity to earn professional certifications, college credits, and higher paying employment in the early childhood education field .

CELEBRATING A HISTORY OF EXCELLENCE

Hopkins House celebrated its 70th anniversary on October 24 at the Westin Hotel in Alexandria, Virginia .Disco and R&B star Linda Clifford entertained the audience of 225 guests . Hopkins House alumni include the first African-American NBA player, the first African- American judge in the City of Alexandria, the first African-American Mayor of Alexandria, and a host of entertainers, teachers, and other professionals . Over seven decades, Hopkins House has helped thousands of individuals through a range of programs including preschools, employment training and placement, elder care, HIV/AIDS prevention, tutoring, and personal counseling .

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ADULT LEARNING

BUILDING A POOL OF PROFESSIONALS ENGAGING PARENTS In 2010, with major funding from the Washington The Hopkins House Parents Council fosters interest Area Women’s Foundation’s Early Care and Education in the activities of the Preschool Academy and pro- Funders Collaborative, Capital One, Bank of America motes communication among parents, faculty, staff, Charitable Foundation, Boeing Company, and the and students . The Council creates its own budget and Alexandria City Community Impact Fund, Hopkins fundraising goals for the year . House expanded its Early Childhood Learning Institute (ECLI) . The ECLI assists individuals earn a college degree and advance themselves in the early childhood education profession . The ECLI collaborates with Northern Virginia Community College and local childcare centers to offer college classes to adults, ages 18 years and older . The classes, held at Hopkins House’s Alexan- dria City campus, lead to a Childhood Development Associate (CDA) credential, Career Studies Certificate, Early Childhood Education Certificate, and ultimately Hopkins House helps to prepare and train parents to an Associate’s degree and higher pay and benefits to take on leadership roles in their respective Parent in the early childhood education field . Teacher Association (PTA) . The ECLI was established in response to the growing The PTA is the primary tool through which parents need for college educated, skilled, and experienced can influence policy in their child’s elementary school . childcare professionals available for hire by local Often, the resources available in a school and the childcare centers in the quest of centers to improve quality of that school’s educational program are the quality of their educational offering . directly related to the involvement of parents and the The goal of the ECLI is to widen and deepen the effective advocacy of their PTA . pool of highly trained, skilled, and committed profes- Created and empowered by the Trustees, each sionals who work in local childcare centers preparing Hopkins House Preschool Academy has its own children for success in kindergarten and throughout Parents Council that reports directly to the Hopkins their lives . In 2010, the ECLI enrolled 90 students . House President . Parents with children enrolled in the Preschool Academy are automatically members of the Parents Council . Officers of the Parents Council are elected

by the parent body and comprise the Council’s

Executive Committee which consists of a President,

Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Classroom Representatives .

ber 2010 and attended by Pollard family members ceremony which was held at Hopkins House in Decem in theCity of Alexandria Corey Hargrow, was killedby achildhood friend local youth who has been impacted by violent crime an by campus assailant unknown University the on 1999 in slain student State Morgan the of memory in Trustees House Hopkins the by created was Gift Memorial Inc Services, Financial PMC and employees, its and Company Finance Mortgage receive the 2010 Elward J Pollard was selected by the Hopkins House Trustees to laptop laptop will help mini me in new school”, a said Miss with Bogan Pollard her Bob presented Chair Board House Hopkins when OPPORTUNITY NEW AND EDUCATION HOPE, DELIVERING Twelve year old Maurelle Pollard smiled broadly h cmue ws eiee drn te Gift the during delivered was computer The In 2005, Maurelle’s 21year-old stepbrother, Berkshire the from donation major a Through The gift is given annually to a to annually given is gift The . . . Alexander Memorial Gift te Alexander the ., A new “A .

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VOLUNTEERISM

The ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc . case that modest investment at the front end promises and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc . donated and substantial benefit at the back end, and expanding read books to the children at both Hopkins House the knowledge that early childhood education is more Preschool Academies . Members of the Yale and than just babysitting . Harvard Clubs helped to clean windows, build Marian Wright Edelman, Founder and President and plant new gardens, and build a canopy on of the Children’s Defense Fund, delivered the keynote the playground at the McNeil Preschool Acad- address at the luncheon . emy . Employees from Capital One Bank read with children and helped with classroom activities .

Despite mounds of snow left from the two blizzards of 2010, more than 120 guests gathered at the 17th Annual Heart of the Community Award Luncheon to Cynthia Gordon spent regular afternoons reading honor Mirant Mid-Atlantic, LLC for the company’s to the children along with Trustees Harry “Bud” Hart local philanthropy and employee volunteerism . and Kevin Bergen . Volunteers Margaret Peterson and A major producer and seller of electrical energy Gloria Walker spent regular afternoons teaching the in the country, Mirant donates hundreds of thousands children to read and to play musical instruments . of dollars annually to college scholarships for local HONORING THE PATRONS OF EXCELLENCE high school graduates and its employees contribute IN EDUCATION thousands of volunteer hours to community projects The Hopkins House Trustees honored the work of throughout the region . Joan Huffer and Rob Dugger in February by present- ABC7/WJLA-TV News Anchor Cynné Simpson ing them with the 2010 Helen Miller Community served as Mistress of Ceremonies at the luncheon . Heart Award for their public service and dedica- tion to the wellbeing of children and their families . As a founder of the Partnership for America’s Eco- nomic Success, Rob Dugger is a nationally recognized advocate for early childhood education programs . As a U S. . Senate staffer for 27 years, Joan Huffer was a tireless advocate behind the scenes for federal funding of early childhood education programs . Working together and independently, this husband and wife team have traveled the nation advocating on behalf of early care and education, making the Patrons: Guarantors: Angels: Mihai &Brenda Johnson Willard &Darhyl Jasper Elizabeth Hart Mr. &Mrs. David Gompert Stephen S. Fuller Dr. &Mrs. Rodney Ellis General &Mrs. Leo Brooks Roger &Gayleen Beach Anonymous Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Candy Adams Jeff Kline Kiwanis Club of Alexandria Immanuel Church onthe Hill Robert D. Hicks Michael Hart "Bud" Hart Harry Thomas J. Fannon Fairlington United Methodist Church Esmer Durham, Jr. Dominion Virginia Power Paula Y. Bickham Mr. &Mrs. Kevin Bergen Alvin Nashman John Toups Holly Sloan James L. &Juliette McNeil Jim Dresser Jane Maddox and Mary GenOn Mid-Atlantic, LLC Clark-Winchcole Foundation City of Alexandria The Boeing Company ConstructionBalfour Beatty Alfred Street Baptist Church For 12-month the period 30,2010,398 endingJune donorscontributed to HopkinsHousetotaling gifts $922,000.

DONORS AND THEIR GIFTS THEIR AND DONORS Eugene &O. Delmar Weathers Washington Farm United Methodist Church Emma Waller The Pew Charitable Trusts The Honorable William D. Euille Debra Raggio Lee Quill The Honorable Helen Morris Coca-Cola Mid-Atlantic Company Bottling Justin Marshall Wilson Virginia Commerce Bank The Links, Inc. Deborah Schoemer &IngridScott Plein Paul &Angela Pagnato Dr. &Mrs. Isaiah Morrison Quentin Meyer Meltzer Group Employee Giving Amy Liu Witmer Gregory H. Leisch Bernice Lee Founders: United Way of the NCA Shiloh Baptist Church John McEnearney Mars Foundation Leonard &Cynthia Glassman Mr. &Mrs. Winston Gaskin, Jr. 11 2010 HOPKINS HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 12

DONORS AND THEIR GIFTS

For the 12-month period ending June 30, 2010, 398 donors contributed gifts to Hopkins House totaling $922,000.

Benefactors: James Ed Ablard Alison DeCourcey Annette Nesbitt Alexandria Probation H. Stewart Dunn, Jr. Colonel & Mrs. Joseph E. Nickens, Sr. & Parole Office Michael Dutton Omnifics Alexandria Toyota-Scion Mark Eisenhour Elizabeth Partoyan America's Charities Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Ferguson Bill & Cathleen Phelps Barbara Archer-Jones Malcolm L. Gaskins Maura Powell Elaine Augustus Lynne Godek Mr. & Mrs. Ralston Powell Beverly Barr Cynthia Gordon Nellie Quander Richard R. Belle Isle Mr. & Mrs. William Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Rivera Mr. & Mrs. Melvin L. Bergheim Reverend Dr. Faye S. Gunn Pat & Margaret Rizzi John & Ruth Bergin James Henson Jacqueline Roundtree Sharon Block Jennifer J. Hollings Joyce Sanchez Loretta Britten Julie N. Jakopic Raymond & Suellen Savukas Janice T. Brown Clarence Johnson Doris B. Shannon William Brown Ralph W. Johnson Chad & Gabriella Shuskey Hazel M. Cameron Judith K. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Herbert D. Spears Michael & Ruth Chamowitz Florence King Kyle Talente Roderick & Marian Clarke The Honorable Rob Krupicka Ann Lynette Taylor Richard G. Cole, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Livingston Ethel S. Underwood F. Jane Cotton Margaret Lorber Jacqueline Walker James B. Crawford Daniel & Carolyn M. McCrae William M. Willis Isabel J. Crocker Mr. & Mrs. William Moller James Wilson Dr. & Mrs. John Davies Mark Nagumo Ann Yanagihara Carolyn R. Dawes Mr. & Mrs. Louise A. Nelson

Special Friends: Supporters: Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Gordon O.F. Johnson Bill Campbell Colonel & Mrs. Joseph Briggs Richard H. Keiser Laverne Coleman Amoret Bell Bunn Gwendolyn Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Dwyer Lawrence E. Clark Mable T. Lyles Sharon J. Frazier Mr. & Mrs. William Clayton Linda Martin Hilda Ann McKamey Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Nash Charlene & David Pritzker Regina Crawley The Honorable Del & Dr. F. J. Pepper Anita S. Turk Dennis Deloria Colonel & Mrs. Henry Peterson Ann L. Warshauer The Honorable Kerry Donley Mr. & Mrs. Lee Roy Steele Pamela Wilborn Virginia Everett Susan Tuttle Mary Hatwood Futrell Barbara T. Jackson Givers: Steven R. Cohen Michelle Coble John Clay Clark Nexsen Michael Casey Judy L. Carter Mr. &Mrs. Jeremy Carl Jack Byrd, Jr Marie Bursenos Burke &Herbert Bank&Trust Co. Clarence Burke, Jr Burgundy Farm Country Day School Holly Bryant Mr. &Mrs. JohnBrown, Jr Patricia L. Brooks Marquita K. Brooks Mr. &Mrs. C. Henry Brooks Miranda Boozer Steven Blanco Bilman Company, Inc. Karyn L. Berry Colonel James WBerry BB&T Bank Colonel Marion L. Barnwell Jimmi Barnwell Janet Barnett Denise Bailey Stephanie Babin Samrawit N. Araya Karen Anderson Alpha PhiAlpha Fraternity, Inc. Misty Allen Alexandria City Public Schools Bill Alderson Advisory Board of Project Discovery Acuity Consulting, Inc. ACT for Alexandria Tameka Ables For 12-month the period 30,2010,398 endingJune donorscontributed to HopkinsHousetotaling gifts $922,000. DONORS AND THEIR GIFTS THEIR AND DONORS Vera Gaskin Chance L. Gaskin Carlton A. Funn, Sr. Todd &Sharon Foust Four Sales, Ltd. Criscella J. Ford Thomas Fonseca Annette M. Folkes Elsie Fleming Oscar P. Fitzgerald, IV Mustafa Fazel Patricia Farrar Lloyd Farmer Fairfax Fire &Rescue David F. Erion Michael Dwyer Delphine Djossou V. Rodger Digilio Karen Devlin Blanche P. DeLaine Pamela Decandio Vance Davis Joyce G. Davis Edward M. Curtis Curcio Law Mr. &Mrs. Thomas JCurcio Madeline G. Crytzer Karen L. Croom Kevin B. Creyts Sallie MaeCraft Tammara L. Cox Selwyn B. Cox Mr. &Mrs. Walter A. Covert Beata Boodell Corcoran Connection Artist Renee Conaway Tyese Collins Debra Collins Harris Teeter, Inc. James Harris, Jr Orletta J. Harley Audrey L. Hankinson Terry Hamlin Mr. &Mrs. Gerald Halpin Degloria Hallman Kenneth Grier Denisee Gillette Gifts In-Kind International Purvi Ghandi-Irwin Jane Knops Cynthia King Mr. &Mrs. Sean Kennedy DeborahMary Kelly Mr. &Mrs. Darryl Keeton Paul &Lisa Kaplowitz Sheryl L. Kane JW Salons and Day Spas, LLC Phyllis A. O. Jordan Mr. &Mrs. Standford W. Jones Michelle Jones Rebecca A. Johnson Loretta Johnson John Marshall Bank Michelle Jackson Ardelia Hunter HSBC Bank Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Howell Christine Howard Sandra Hope Sean T. Holihan Thomas A. Hink April P. Hicks Louise E. Hering Marla C. Hawkins David Hawkins “Bud” Hart Harry 13 2010 HOPKINS HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 14

DONORS AND THEIR GIFTS

Antonio Knox Dorothy R. Norwood David & Susan Stafford Philip A. Lacy Natalie Ogletree N. Howard Stanton, Jr. Faye D. Laidlaw Petra Osborne Lisa Stapleton Gabriela Lamadrid Shelvee H. Osborne E. F. Stewart George Lambert George L. Paige Glenn Stone LT. Colonel Otis W. Langford, Jr Syrinda E. Paige Storer College National Mr. & Mrs. Lovell A. Lee Toby Pare Alumni Association Sandra Leftwich Mr. & Mrs. Garo Partoyan Stephanie Strobeck Christopher Lewis Terry L. Pate Jenny Taylor Peter K. Lieberg David C. Payne Ten Thousand Villages Mr. & Mrs. Howard Lindenberg Susan H. Peacock Pradumna Thapa Mr. & Mrs. Cecil B.J. Lockhart Marian M. Pegram Monica Thibeaux Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Lohmann John J. Perlman Charles Thomas Judith V. Lopez Jill B. Pfeifer George F. Towery Elizabeth Lucchesi PNC Financial Services Angelique S. Truesdale Ellen MacMahon PNC Foundation Alexander Turner Peggy J. Marchbanks Katherine B. Porterfield Stephanie Turner-Menson Mr. & Mrs. John K. Marshall Christol L. Powell Beth Tuttle John & Caryl Marshall Olivia Powell Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Wair, Sr. Chris A. Martin Eric W. Price Sun Hee Waite Meredith Martino Jennifer Pusatere David Wales, Jr Mason Hirst Foundation Fund R.L. Kane, Inc. Emanuel Walker Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Matyas Peter F. Ramsberger Rebekah Walker MCA Construction, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Matyas J. Raymond Tonya Walston Ashley McNeil RJ's Construction, Inc. Kendra Ward Merrill Lynch Mae Robinson Denena M. Washington Microsoft Corporation Ronald McDonald House Eric Washington Benjamin J. Migliaccio Miriam Rosenthall Kiley Wellner Johnnie Miles Mia Ryder Erin K. Wieczorek Mr. & Mrs. Clarence A. Miller Sharon M. Saez Suzanne Wilcox Robert H. Miller Michael R. Sanders Joyce T. Willoughby Minuteman Press Arthur P. Scandrett Lisa A. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Rufus F. Mobley, III Karen Schwarz Rosalind S. Zimmerman Margaret E. Moore Martha M. Schwieters The Honorable James P. Moran Sciencearts, Inc Billie Jean Morris Douglas & Ann Scott Donald Morris Johana Shah Betty Morrison Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Morse Theta Chi Chapter Reverend Beverly Moses Patricia A. Smith National American Miss Steward Smith, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Theodore W. Nell Karen Snow Roberta New Southeast Fairfax Development Corp. Mr. & Ms. Anthony Nicolella Supporters: Dan DeLuca Cynthia Gordon C-SPAN Connie Wilcox Committee To Elect Helen Morris Columbia Capital Corporation Coca-Cola Company Bottling Claritza Santiago Christopher Wolz Children's Defense Fund Chevy Chase Bank Charles Witow Charles Price Celia Estrada Celeste Bagley Carrie D. Young Carole Pollner Carol Campbell Capital One Bank C. Eugene Steuerle Britta Bierwagen Brad Martin Bob Duncan Real Estate Blessed Sacrament Catholic Community Bill Campbell KarpBetty Bank of America Charitable Foundation BAE Systems, Inc. Audrey Morris Arminda Elizabeth Cueva Anne N. Edwards Anna Valero Anita Ross Andrea Fus Ancella Livers Alvin Nashman Alexandria American Legion Post 24 Alexandra J. Lee Alan &Amy Meltzer Family Foundation For 12-month the period 30,2010,398 endingJune donorscontributed to HopkinsHousetotaling gifts $922,000.

DONORS AND THEIR GIFTS THEIR AND DONORS Debra Henry Barbara T. Jackson Dr. &Mrs. Alton Wallace Doris Stanley Donna Goodrum Dolores A. McLean Diane Webster Departmental Progressive Club Charles Delmar Foundation David J. Checcino BenderDaryl Darrall A. Griffin Holly Bryant Gwen Griswold Philip L.GrahamFund Graham DunstanBoose Grace Albritton Gordon Johnston Gloria TancilHolmes Gloria Spottswood Gary Leety Garden ofHope Freed Photography Frances DianeRobertson Ferdinand Day FEC ManagementGroup Fay D.Slotnick Fairfax LibraryFoundation Exxonmobil Foundation Executive LeadershipFoundationInc. Elizabeth Wright Elizabeth Casey Effie Frost Edward E. Smith&Associates Edward E. Furash Editha Simon E.J. Petrick, Jr. L.Morton Sherman Michela M. Perrone

Janice T.Brown Janice Anderson Jan Messner James ScottCruickshank James P.Woolsey Mr. &Mrs.JamesHartmann Ian Brzezinski Houseworks Interiors Hortencia Corcino Horace Burton Hopper FamilyFoundation Hooray forBooks! Margaret Thiel Margaret A. Pemberton Mango Mike's Restaurant Makiba L. Griffin Mable T.Lyles Lynnwood G.Campbell,Jr. Louis C.Hicks Lois R.Hatch Linda Tyler Laverne Coleman Laurie J.Macnamara La RhondaNewman Kristina Messner King's Jewelry Keith Rembert Kappa AlphaPsiFraternity,Inc. Kahan Dhillon,Jr. K. RussellBrown Julienne Powell Juliana Wilson Joyce Woodson Joyce Jefferson John &MattieHopkins Joe Hart Jerald Cooke Jeffery A.Howard Jean Sidley 15 2010 HOPKINS HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 16

DONORS AND THEIR GIFTS

Marge Maceda Mr. & Mrs. William Smith Squadra Films Marie A. Fountain Mr. & Mrs. William DePuy St. Paul's Episcopal Church Mr. & Mrs. Mark Anderson Polly Peck Stacey Grigsby Martha S. Swaim Myra Addison Stafford Brown Martha-Helene Stapleton Nathalie Corbon Stephanie Meyer Mary Catherine Gibbs Neighborhood Restaurant Susan J. White & Associates Mary Lewis Group Tania Blagrove Maxine Anderson Neuhaus-Speck Family Taqueria Poblano Melissa Bindocci Foundation Fund The Honorable Blanche D. Maness Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Nicole Wishart The Honorable Alicia Hughes Michael Coleman Nina Tisara The Honorable Daniel Fairfax O'Flaherty Michael Dutton Patricia Belton-Bates The Honorable Charniele Herring Misha Marvel Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hetzer The Honorable Patricia Ticer Morgan Stanley Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hirschbiel The Honorable Richard L. Saslaw Mr. & Mrs. Alan Rubin Paula Levy The Little Theatre of Alexandria Mr. & Mrs. Alexander King Peggy Morrison Curtis The North Highland Company Mr. & Mrs. Alphonso L. Hall PLTI - Alexandria The Warehouse Bar & Grill Mr. & Mrs. Calvert Simmons PNC Bank The Westin Alexandria Mr. & Mrs. Charles Crisman R.E. Lanier, Jr. Theodosia B. Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Monterio, Sr. R.W. Murray Company, Inc. Thomas Kuester Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Williams Ralph K. Shepperson, Jr. Timothy E. Dickson Mr. & Mrs. Darren Wade Reading is Fundamental Titita M. McCray Mr. & Mrs. Darryl McDaniel, Sr. Rebecca A. Johnson Todd Restaurant, Inc/Roy Rogers Mr. & Mrs. David Prall Rev. Charles Hall Tommyzee Suggs Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Enriquez Richard Fowler Town & Country Pools Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Bell, Jr. Richard G. Cole, Jr. United Way Mr. & Mrs. James Garrett Ripley Forbes United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Murphy Robert Bogan Vaso's Kitchen Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Akman Robert H. Dugger Vincente Murrell Mr. & Mrs. John Eisenhour Roberts Memorial United Washington Area Women's Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Porter, Jr. Methodist Church Weissberg Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Korbel Robin Baldwin Whole Foods Market Mr. & Mrs. Kevin G. Curtin Sahr Pombor Wiley Rein LLP Mr. & Mrs. Lee Quill Samer Burjas William Cleveland Mr. & Mrs. Palamadai Veeraraghavan Scott Newsham William Cromley Mr. & Mrs. Patrice Linehan Sean Denniston William Vollin Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Everett Shanetta Cutlar Willie Lunkins Mr. & Mrs. Randall G. Garber Shanickwa Sesay World Bank Community Mr. & Mrs. Robert Burke Sha-Quan Fitzgerald Connections Fund Mr. & Mrs. Robert Calhoun Shawn Roberts Yolanda Jeter Mr. & Mrs. Roger Beach Sherry Delaney Mr. & Mrs. Scott Plein The Honorable Sheryl Gorsuch Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Smith Shirley E. Cherkasky Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Moore Snap Fitness Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Bassett Sofia Martel House committees the HopkinsHouse Trustees andOfficers, enact major policies, consider amendments to the bylaws, and serve on Hopkins Hopkins House isguided initsmission by the Community Stakeholders Lifetime CommunityStakeholders: Harry "Bud" Hart Harry Gwendolyn Lewis Gregory H. Leisch George F. Farah Francis H. Fannon III Ferdinand Day Eugene &O. Delmar Weathers Ebenezer Baptist Church Cynthia Glassman Stephen S. Fuller F. Jane Cotton Dr. &Mrs. Gilbert Mays Deborah Schoemer D. Todd Myrick Colonel Ethel Underwood Collis/Warner Foundation Clarence Johnson Christa Watters Candy Adams C. Eugene Steuerle Bernice Lee Amy Lynn Maddox Amy Liu Witmer Alvin Nashman Allen C. Lomax A. George Cook .Any member of thepublic iseligible to beaCommunity Stakeholder COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS COMMUNITY Robert Bogan Quentin Meyer Mr. &Mrs. Charles Monterio, Sr. Mr. &Mrs. Robert Calhoun Mr. &Mrs. Robert Irmer Mr. &Mrs. Paul Pagnato Mr. &Mrs. Patrick N. Anderson Mr. &Mrs. Lee Roy Steele Mr. &Mrs. Kevin Bergen Mr. &Mrs. James McNeil Mr. &Mrs. H. Stewart Dunn Mr. &Mrs. Gordon O. F. Johnson Mr. &Mrs. Calvert Simmons L.Mary Greene Laurie J. Macnamara Laura Ross Brown Justin Wilson Julie N. Jakopic John Toups John McEneaney Jimmi Barnwell Jim Dresser Jane Maddox &Mary Jewell Industries Jeff Kline J. Glenn Hopkins Hopper Family Foundation .Community Stakeholders meet annually to elect Valeria S. Henderson Thomas J. Fannon Brian Moran William D. Euille Blanche Maness Mr. &Mrs. David Gompert Syrinda E. Paige Ruby Osia Robert D. Hicks Virginia Commerce Bank . 17 2010 HOPKINS HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 18

COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS

Alumni Community Stakeholders: Annette Nesbitt Mr. & Mrs. Julius Lewis Beatrice S. McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Bergheim Beverly Barr Mr. & Mrs. Robert Peebles Carlton Rollins Mr. & Mrs. Willard Jasper Carolyn R. Dawes Roger Machanic Christine Howard Rozena Killen-Johnson Gerald Halpin Shirley N. Tyler Hilda Ann McKamey The Honorable & Mrs. Kerry Donley Jane Ellen Reedy V. Roger Digilio Katherine B. Porterfield William E. Lang Mable T. Lyles William M. Willis

Annual Community Stakeholders: Ann Lynette Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McCrae Christa M. Schaertel Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Scott Colonel James W. Berry Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Desmarais Doris B. Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Clarke Douglas E. Fox Mr. & Mrs. Scott Plein Edward E. Furash Noel A. Shepherd Elizabeth Partoyan Patsy Bergen Emma Haley Paul Bankerd Frances Diane Robertson Peter F. Ramsberger Grace Albritton Rebecca A. Johnson J. Howard Middleton Rev. Dr. Faye S. Gunn James W. Stanton Samuel A. Shanklin Lawrence E. Clark The Honorable Daniel Fairfax O'Flaherty Lee Rainer The Honorable Charniele Herring Louise A. Nelson The Honorable Patricia Ticer Mark Nagumo Virginia Everett Milton Turner, Jr. Moira Bindner Morine W. Blake

Youth Community Stakeholders: Barbara Bellamy Curtis Nash Julia Turner Rev Noel Shepherd Deborah Schoemer Lee Quill Elizabeth Partoyan Syrinda Paige Alvin E Juliette McNeil James McNeil Kristina Messner Linda Martin Amy Liu Gregory H Jeff Kline Clarence Johnson Willard Jasper Robert D Valeria Henderson Virginia State Delegate Charniele Herring “Bud” Hart Harry CatherineMary Gibbs Alison DeCourcey Kevin Bergen Richard Belle Isle Candy Adams TRUSTEES J Julie N Richard G Mark Eisenhour, Vice Chair Robert “Bob” Bogan, Chair OFFICERS members to 30 . In 2010,theHopkinsHouse Community Stakeholders elected 15new Trustees bringing thetotal of Board .Glenn Hopkins, President .Dr .Nashman .Jakopic, Assistant Secretary/Treasurer .Howard-John Wesley .Hicks .Cole, Jr .Leisch .,Secretary/Treasurer TRUSTEES AND BOARD OFFICERS BOARD AND TRUSTEES Helen Day Preschool Academy Early Childhood Learning Institute/ECLI Office of thePresident MANAGEMENT TEAM James L. &Juliette McNeil Preschool Academy June Monterio, Director Lawrence Sampson, Acting Manager -HumanResources Donald “Rico” Morris, Manager -Marketing Laura Beach, Manager -Resource Development Charles Monterio, Jr J James-Douglas “J-D”Walker, Assistant Principal Melanie Worley, Principal Raymel Menefee, Assistant Principal Marge Maceda, Principal .Glenn Hopkins, President .,Vice President

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FINANCES

BALANCE SHEET Fiscal Year July 1 - June 30, 2010

2010 CURRENT ASSETS: Cash and Cash Equivalents...... $ 69, 094 Accounts Receivable ...... $ 76,042 Land and Buildings ...... $ 3,894,467 Property, Equipment and Improvements ...... $ 632,938 - Less accumulated depreciation ...... ($ 695,134) Other Assests ...... $ 21,276 TOTAL ASSETS ...... $ 3,998,683

LIABILITIES: LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Accounts Payable ...... $ 54,658 Accrued Expenses ...... $ 98,389 Related Party Loans ...... $ 96,859 Bank Fees ...... $ 38,267 Notes Payable and Line of Credit ...... $ 140,335 Mortgages Payable ...... $ 2,878,291 Deferred Revenue ...... $ 4,832 Other Liabilities ...... $ 66,172 TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... $ 3,377,803

NET ASSETS: Unrestricted ...... $ 356,026 Temporarily Restricted ...... $ 67,723 Permanently Restricted ...... $ 197,131

TOTAL NET ASSETS ...... $ 620,880

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY ...... $ 3,998,683 NET ASSETS, endofyearNET ASSETS, beginningofyear NET ASSETS, CHANGES INNETASSETS TOTAL EXPENSES EXPENSES: TOTAL SUPPORT SUPPORT ANDREVENUE: A copy oftheHopkinsHouse'staxForm 990 isavailable to thepublicatwww.HopkinsHouse.org Fundraising Management andGeneral Programs In-Kind Contributions Miscellaneous Income Investment Income Tuition andFees Business Grants Foundation Grants Government Grants Special Events (Net) Contributions from Individuals United Way

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. . . . Fiscal Year July1-June30,2010 . INCOME STATEMENT . . FINANCES $ 2,311,246 $ 1,943,910 $ 1,376,467 $ 2,063,710 ($ 247,536) $ 134,444 $ 620,880 $ 194,636 $ 108,938 $ 172,700 $ 868,416 $ 241,331 $ 44,445 $ 39,500 $ 94,260 $ 15,530 $ 8,112 $ 683 2010

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OUR MISSION

To provide quality educational programs and opportunities to children, youths, and their families, regardless of income, to help them achieve, in measurably effective ways, their full intellectual, economic, and social potential .

HOPKINS HOUSE A Learning Center for Children, Youths, and their Families www .HopkinsHouse .org (703) 549-4232

Administration Office/ ECLI 5904 Richmond Highway, Suite 525 / Alexandria, VA 22303

Alexandria Center & Helen Day Preschool Academy 1224 Princess Street / Alexandria, VA 22314

Fairfax Center & James L. & Juliette McNeil Preschool Academy 8543 Forest Place / Alexandria, VA 22309

Hopkins House is a non-profit organization, operating under section 501(c)3 of the U S. . Internal Revenue Code . Contributions to Hopkins House are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law .

All gifts, large and small, are greatly appreciated and directly support Hopkins House programs and activities. 2010 HOPKINS HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT