A wounded life can be made whole again. Dear Bivona Friends,

In 2013, Bivona Child Advocacy Center took a turn toward the future like never before.

Our $4.5 million Building Hope Campaign received a tremendous $500,000 lead gift from The Joseph and Irene Skalny Charitable Trust and by year’s end, we hit $3.5 million! A gift of this magnitude from the Skalny family inspires so many others to follow suit, and lends huge credibility to our agency, our mission and our need for relocating. By 2014, we will officially complete our Building Hope Campaign. One Mount Hope Avenue will put a permanent footprint in Monroe County as THE resource for children and families affected by the horrors of sexual and physical abuse.

When we opened our doors in 2004, we thought we’d evaluate 250 children in our first year. We evaluated 525. This year, we evaluated more than 1,600. That’s 30 new children every week. In the past decade, we’ve not only tripled the number of children evaluated, we’ve tripled our partnerships, our staff, our operating budget, and went through three facility modifications to manage the growth and need. Bivona Child Advocacy Center at The Skalny Building will allow us to meet the growing needs of this community, and to deliver excellence in child abuse response, healing and prevention.

A larger facility also means more space for our current partners and additional partnerships to expand programs and services. On day one at The Skalny Building, we will grow from 31 co-located partners to nearly 50; from 8,700 to 30,000 square feet; from one medical exam room to two; from three child-friendly interview rooms to four; from one play therapy room to two. The waiting room will double in size. We will have our own training facility, and a wellness center to care for our team members who are exposed daily to heartbreaking trauma.

Whether you have given Bivona your time, your talent, your treasure, or all three, we would not . Your loyal support of this agency and our Building Hope be where we are today without YOU Campaign confirms your dedication to our shared vision: a community where all children are safe and free from abuse.

Thank you for supporting Bivona Child Advocacy Center and the thousands of children and families we help heal, every single day. These kids deserve the best possible care. With your help, we will continue to raise, and meet, that bar.

Mary E. Whittier Jill Knittel Executive Director Board Chairperson Staff Mary E. Whittier, Executive Director Rachel Ayala , Data Analyst 2013 at a Glance Kathy Davies, Office Manager Jessie Keating , Director of Development Donna Lipari, Events and Volunteer Specialist Patty Lovallo, Director of Finance and Human Resources 1,617 2,850 Sue Page, Receptionist Children Evaluated Services Provided Anna Potter, Director of Programs and Services Samantha Standing, Director of Development Female Stefanie Szwejbka, Prevention Education and 64% 427 Children receiving Outreach Specialist Victim Advocacy , Forensic Interviewer 36% Male Staci Whitney Support Services Paula Zimmer , Marketing and Communications Specialist 427 REACH Medical Exams 39% 0-6 Years Old Board of Directors 32% 7-12 Years Old 985 Forensic Interviews Tim Jones, Chairperson Vice President, Commercial Banking • M&T Bank 29% 13-18 Years Old 1,011 Mental Health Services Jill Knittel, Vice Chairperson Principal • Employee Relations Associates, Inc. Elizabeth Alo Managing Partner/Senior Consultant • Vitalwork Our Vision: That every child has access to the services of a Child Advocacy Ronald Boillat Chief Deployment Officer • Sweetwater Energy Center. Rob Clark Vice-President • Hoselton Automall Our Mission: To coordinate and provide services and support to meet the Catherine D’Amico, Secretary Chief Financial Officer • Monro Muffler Brake, Inc. needs of child victims of sexual or physical abuse and their families at a Daniel M. DeLaus, Jr. single, safe, child-friendly facility. We advocate on behalf of abused children Deputy County Executive • Monroe County by reducing trauma, increasing accountability, fostering healing, and Gary M. Domenico President and CEO • General Code, LLC promoting education and awareness to the community. Dan Duprey Exec. VP and Chief Operating Officer • Clark Patterson Lee Kelly E. Gagan Vice President, Institutional Advancement • Nazareth College Who We Are and What We Do Richard Gangemi, MD Special Assistant to the CEO • Bivona Child Advocacy Center work collaboratively in child abuse Rochester General Health System is a safe, welcoming place where investigation, prosecution and Christina Gullo children who have been sexually or treatment. President and CEO • Villa of Hope Christopher Harris, Treasurer physically abused can begin their Bivona is the only agency of CPA • Rizzo DiGiacco Hern & Baniewicz, CPAs, PLLC journey to recovery all under one Nathan Hopfinger its kind in Monroe County that Director of Profitability • Wegmans Food Markets Inc. roof. Our multidisciplinary team provides a compassionate, efficient, Sean Jensen, Esq. (MDT) of more than 80 devoted Associate • Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP cost-effective infrastructure for professionals representing 21 Gigi Lamb child abuse intervention. Bivona Senior Vice President, Human Resources • partner agencies works together Constellation Brands, Inc coordinates services among law to protect, treat and counsel child Don Lasher enforcement, Child Protective President • Capstone Real Estate Development victims and their families. This Services, prosecutors, medical Mike Roy streamlined approach reduces President and CEO • ExtraDev, Inc. professionals, social workers, Tyler Savage, Esq. trauma to children and saves about therapists and advocates. A child Partner • Harter Secrest & Emery LLC $1,000 in costs per evaluation. Barry Thornton, II can come to Bivona and get a Senior Vice President of Transformation Management • Excellus Health Plan Bivona Child Advocacy Center forensic interview, victim advocacy, Tracy Till is accredited by the National a medical exam and meet with Co-CEO • Butler/Till Media Kristin Vanden Brul Children’s Alliance and is known a therapist, all under one roof. Broker Associate • Hunt ERA Columbus Division nationally as a “premier child Children don’t have to repeat their Mark Verdi Branch Partner • Lawley Andolina Verdi LLC advocacy center.” Accredited story of abuse multiple times in Jenny Vossler child advocacy centers utilize a multiple places, which reduces Vice President and Controller • Paychex high-functioning and effective trauma and preserves the best Mike Wood Deputy Chief of Operations • Rochester Police multidisciplinary team approach to evidence for investigators. Department 1 361.5

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77.0 70.9 70.0 62.2 Together Bivona Child Advocacy Center is more than a year into its $4.5 million Building Hope Campaign to renovate the Old Stone Warehouse at One Mount Hope Avenue. Thanks to a generous and inspiring lead gift of $500,000 from The Joseph and Irene Skalny Charitable Trust, campaign funds soared through 2013 and by December, hit $3,567,190 with just 342 donors! With less than $1.5 million to go, Bivona Child Advocacy Center at The Skalny Building will be ready for relocation in 2015. tripled the number of children To meet the growing needs of the evaluated, tripled its partnerships, children and families we serve, “Helping children at a most tripled its operating budget, Bivona has taken bold steps to vulnerable time is a necessary and gone through three facility put down a permanent footprint give,” said Glen Skalny. He and upgrades. in Monroe County. Bivona Child his partner, Tom Wahl Jr., have been involved at Bivona since its inception.

The rationale behind Building Hope is simple. Since Bivona opened in 2004, the agency has

2 1) of 1 (Page At a Glance Located at One Mount Hope Avenue, we expect to add the following people, co-located at the new Bivona Child Advocacy Center:

Rochester Police Department The Skalny Family 6 investigators/sergeants

Advocacy Center at The Skalny instead of one, and the waiting Monroe County Assistant District Building will allow the agency room will double in size and 1 Attorney to serve more children who have a separate entryway for have been sexually or physically clients to maintain their privacy. Suburban law abused with the best possible One Mount Hope will have a enforcement services available. state-of-the-art training facility, 3 investigators and a wellness center to support “While there is no Team members on the front RESTORE amount of money lines of horrific and traumatic team members that can make a child abuse. The new building is 2 victim whole again, centrally located on the cusp of Bivona provides an the South Wedge neighborhood Mental health to serve both suburban and therapists environment that 2 urban families, and is closer begins the healing to the police station, the jail, process,” added Glen. the courthouse, and Golisano Children’s Hospital. It’s directly On day one, Bivona will go on a bus line with sufficient from 31 to nearly 50 co-located parking for clients, the entire partners with space for more as team, and visitors. the collaborative continues to GetGet InvolvedInvolved expand. The new space allows Thank you to The Skalny family, for four forensic interview and to all of Bivona’s generous rooms instead of three, two donors for your support. medical exam rooms instead Together,we are building hope Wondering how you can help of one, two play therapy rooms for our community’s children. the Bivona Building Hope Campaign as we work to renovate our new space? Visit www.BivonaBuildingHope.org to learn more about giving.

3 Renewing Our Pledge The Memorandum of Understanding

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and the perfect time for Bivona and our partners to renew our pledge to the collaborative approach of providing services to child victims of sexual and physical abuse.

The annual signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is not merely ceremonial. The MOU is a contract which defines the multidisciplinary framework for “Monroe County remains fully committed to the investigation, evaluation and treatment of child abuse. County eradicating child abuse and neglect in our Executive, Maggie Brooks, and representatives from each of community. Bivona Child Advocacy Center is our 21 partner agencies come together to sign the MOU and truly a critical partner in our continued efforts.” publicly proclaim April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. Maggie Brooks, Monroe County Executive Twenty-One Partner Agencies Under One Roof

»» Victim Service Coordination Law (Bivona Child Advocacy Center) Enforcement Monroe Monroe County County Law Child Protective »» Law Enforcement (all 12 jurisdictions) Department Services »» Victim Advocacy (RESTORE) lth ea M H or D ed l el o i a s c c REACH »»Screening, Intervention and Risk Assessment t n t a Monroe o l Program of n u r County District e o Golisano (Monroe County Child Protective Services) C Attorney’s Oce M Children’s Hospital »» Legal Prosecution (Monroe County District Attorney’s

I F n Office and Monroe County Law Department) o t r e e e m t r n ti a v c c i s i »» Medical Care (Referral and Evaluation of Abused Children e ic V o Catholic Rochester City w dv School District er A Family Center (REACH), a program of Golisano Children’s Hospital) (Catholic Family Center and Linden Oaks »» Mental Health Support Specialized RESTORE Assessment & Sexual Assault Linden Oaks Specialized Assessment and Treatment Services) Treatment Services Services »»Schools (Rochester City School District)

4 Stewards of Children Training

Educated adults are our only weapon 5% of the adult COLLABORATIVE against child sexual abuse. Leading population— PARTNER AGENCIES the charge is Bivona’s Prevention or 28,000 Education and Outreach Specialist people—in Bivona Child Advocacy Center Stefanie Szwejbka. In 2013, Stefanie Monroe YMCA of Greater Rochester ramped up the energy behind this County. Child Center for Youth Services effort through the Darkness to Light sexual abuse (D2L) Stewards of Children curriculum. can only be Heritage Christian Services This two-hour, uplifting and prevented by Hillside Children’s Center empowering training teaches adults in sharing the Monroe County Department of our community to prevent, recognize solution of Human Services and react responsibly to child sexual prevention, awareness and education National Center for Missing and abuse. with more and more people. Over Exploited Children time, the D2L prevention education In 2013, Bivona’s D2L Collaborative initiative can change the way our Rochester Institute of Technology of 12 partner agencies trained 33 nation and culture cares for, protects Rochester Police Department facilitators, taught 170 classes and and nurtures our children. Society for the Protection and turned 2,269 more parents and youth- Care of Children serving professionals into soldiers This year, Stefanie became an for the cause: a community where Authorized Instructor for D2L, making Villa of Hope children are safe and free from abuse. her the only active D2L Instructor United Way in New York State who can train Since its inception in 2012, the D2L Facilitators. This will serve to enhance Collaborative has collectively armed our goals in 2014 of growing the D2L Sign up for a class! 3,759 adults with the knowledge Collaborative and increasing the Contact Stefanie Szwejbka at (585) 935-7822 or to protect our children better. The number of Facilitators in our area, as [email protected]. Schedule a training at Collaborative’s ultimate goal is to hit well as the state. your organization or go to www.BivonaCAC.org to view a current listing of public classes.

The Bivona Team

5 In April, the 5th Annual Bivona Each year, we continue to Summit on Child Abuse receive positive feedback brought together more than 500 from attendees affirming the professionals from across the importance of the Summit. region to learn the latest in trends, treatment and practices. The Incredible conference! Please multidisciplinary conference serves keep up the good work! Definitely professionals from law enforcement, coming back next year. social and legal agencies, mental —Advocate, Child Advocacy Center health professionals, school Former Miss America Marilyn Van personnel, day care providers, The Bivona Summit has been and Derbur was the keynote speaker. Van child advocates, pediatric medical continues to be the best conference Derbur endured a painful childhood professionals and the faith-based I attend. with a father who sexually abused community. The conference is the —Social Worker her from age five until she left for largest event of its kind in New York college. Her presentation focused State and is becoming regionally and The Summit is very informative and on her healing process after 13 years nationally recognized for its quality. makes me feel more competent in of incest, providing attendees with my understanding of how to help detailed information and inspiring Attendees of the Summit learned hurting children. from national and international insights. —Child & Family Caseworker experts about topics related to “I share my story not so that people child abuse including dynamics of learn more about me, but to better After nearly 20 years in this field, I victimization, human trafficking, understand how brutal a recovery still learned and got re-inspired by investigation and prosecution process can be and never again say, this conference of child abuse cases, mandated ‘just get over it,’” said Van Derbur. —Child Protective Supervisor reporting, sex offender typology and youth safety. Bivona’s Summit is the premier The whole conference was an conference on child overall phenomenal experience abuse in the Northeast. again! Was enlightening and eye- Every year, we strive opening. Always love the Opening to bring in the best Ceremony. presenters with the most —Social Worker valuable information to continue that growth. Marilyn Van Derbur did an To learn more about awesome job outlining the the Bivona Summit psychological aspects of abuse on Child Abuse visit through her story. Probably better www.BivonaSummit.org than any professional could have. —School Psychologist

6 Community- BE BRAVE Sponsored Community Impact Campaign with Events the Ad Council of Rochester The community raised the bar in support of Bivona Child Advocacy Child sexual abuse DOES happen in our community every day. A local Center in 2013 with some truly survey administered with the Ad Council of Rochester revealed that many unique events. adults don’t know what to do if they suspect that someone they know or love is being abused. And most will NOT report child sexual abuse unless they are To name just a few of these 100% sure. fantastic fundraisers: In partnership with the Ad Council and »» Midtown Thanks for Giving Yoga Catalyst Inc., Bivona launched the Be Brave »» Penfield High School’s for Kids multimedia advertising campaign to Mr. Penfield Pageant encourage adults to trust their gut and act »» ZCar Club Car Show on suspicions of child sexual abuse. »» Wings for Kids at The Distillery The campaign goals include building »» Midtown Athletic Club’s public awareness of child sexual abuse, flower sales empowering adults to protect children, »» Reaching Hearts Through and helping further Bivona’s vision of a Performing Arts Concert community where all children are safe and free from abuse. The ads address These events help Bivona in so common fears and suspicions associated many ways: they raise awareness,

Trust your gut. Make the call, even if you’re with reporting child sexual abuse and not sure. We can help you figure out what, fund agency programs for if anything, needs to be done. BeBraveForKids.org guide adults to confidential resources, kids, and provide a fun and (232-7283) 1-844-BEBRAVE including a website and telephone rewarding way for supporters helpline. to help sexually and physically abused children right here in “If you think something is wrong, do something right. Trust your gut even our community. We are always if you’re not sure.” Adults are encouraged to make a confidential call to a amazed at the care, support and trained professional to find out what, if anything, needs to be done. resourcefulness of the people who come together for Bivona!

The web landing page from the campaign. A TV spot featuring Mary Whittier, our Executive Director.

7 Volunteers are critical partners of the Bivona Team!

Volunteers are the heart of Bivona. More than 350 dedicated men and Bivona Young women donated more than 10,000 Professionals is an hours of their time, talents and excellent way for energy in 2013 to support the great Get involved! young professionals work we do. Whether they helped Are you a young professional in the reception area, served on to network, learn passionate about making a committees, represented Bivona at about serving community events or volunteered on a nonprofit difference in our community? at our fundraisers – Bivona Board of Directors, BYP provides opportunities volunteers are an integral part understand for professional development, of our mission and make a huge networking and volunteering. impact on the lives of our kids. fundraising and event management, To learn more, contact Adam and give back to a Cipolla at (585) 935-7823 or great cause. [email protected]

Board and Committee Members

Executive Committee Human Resource Committee Jill Knittel Dan DeLaus, Jr., Kelly Gagan, Gigi Lamb Barb Egenhofer Patty Lovallo Blair Ragan (Chair) Vice Chair Development Chair (Chair) Gidgett Ingalls Barb Osterman Mary Whittier Liz Alo, Chris Harris, Treasurer Mary Whittier, Sarah Burke Britt Lui Heather Pulver Marketing/PR Chair Tim Jones, Immediate Executive Director Denine Carr Cathy D’Amico, Secretary Past Chair Gigi Lamb, HR Chair Nominating Committee Jill Knittel Kelly Gagan Kristin Mary Whittier Development Committee (Chair) Vanden Brul Kelly Gagan Dan Duprey Tracy Till Jack Whittier (Chair) Debbie Haen Mary Louise Mary Whittier Golf Committee Steve Fornarola Addie Jorge Weiss Cathy D’Amico Laurie Kamal Steinwachs Paula Zimmer Dan Duprey (Chair) Donna Lipari Ranalletta Valerie Wilcox Tim DeGrave Jessie Keating Kristin Vanden Brul Chris Bittner Kirk Pero Mark Verdi Tom Wolanski Millie Blaakman Greg Vowell Finance Committee Chris Harris Joe Meyer Steve Russell Debby Vater Open That Bottle Night (OTBN) Committee (Chair) Greg Miller Alana Sansone Jenny Vossler Jack Whittier Lynn George Heidi Martinez Kristin (Chair) Vanden Brul Sean Jensen Mike Parker Trudy Starr Mary Whittier Brad Haarr Reece McKenzie Patty Lovallo Sue Bachorski Donna Lipari Patty Roy Sue Wade Kathie Bivona Steve Mancini Tom Wahl, Jr. Marketing/Public Relations Committee Liz Alo Jessie Keating Bob Meyers Christine Russo Wine & Microbrew Tasting Committee (Chair) Nadine Krimow Brian Nizinsky Tracy Till Laurie Kamal Susan LeBeau Addie Scott Smith Ron Boillat Leo Linder Joli Plucknette- Mary Whittier (Chair) Donna Lipari Ranalletta Greg Vowell Cristina Jennifer Lynn Farmen Paula Zimmer Melody Bianchi Ryan Marks Patty Roy Paula Zimmer Domingues Dawn Gerlach Jeanie Smith Program Committee Child Abuse Summit Committee Gary Domenico Dan DeLaus, Jr. Mary Randall Dale Worrall Barry Dick Gangemi Theresa Morelle Michele Tucci (Chair) Dick Gangemi Mike Roy Mike Wood Thornton Cindee Gray Anna Potter Bob Way Kathy Colgan Ray Giamartino Stefanie Szwejbka (Chair) Jessie Keating Stefanie Geoff Wiater Tom Corbett Wayne Holly Sue VanStrydonck Nicole Donna Lipari Szwejbka Paula Zimmer Fantigrossi Diane Larter Anna Potter Staci Whitney 8 Builders of Hope Karen DelMonte Geary Karen DelMonte Geary says that if was her own fault, the matter was Bivona Child Advocacy Center existed never spoken of again, by anyone when she was a teenager, her life involved at the time. might have been very, very different. At Bivona, children go from being One night, when she was a teenager, victims to survivors, and some even Karen found herself walking alone on go on to become champions. Karen a dark road after getting in a typical is what Bivona calls a champion. fight with her then-boyfriend. She got Forced to recover from the emotional out of the car and figured he’d drive trauma alone, Karen finally received around the block, cool off and pick help – years after that devastating her back up. She saw headlights a few night. Today, Karen is a wife to a minutes later. The next thing Karen loving husband, a devoted mom to remembers, a man grabbed her from two talented daughters, and a huge behind, held a knife to her throat and supporter of Bivona Child Advocacy forced her into the trunk of his car. He Center. Karen generously hosts drove to an abandoned park, pulled Bivona’s Annual Donor Appreciation Children training. She also decided it her out, threw a blanket at her, and Party and she and her husband, was time to tell her story publicly. She raped her for the next eight hours. At Mark, made a generous gift to the is at peace with the past, and wants sunrise, he threatened to kill her if she Building Hope Campaign so Bivona to help other women who may be tried to identify him, and then dropped can relocate and accommodate our suffering from the trauma of sexual her off where he had found her. She growing needs. Sounds like enough, abuse, especially those who never had was only 15 years old. but not for Karen. The true work is just a “Bivona” to help them heal either. beginning for her. Where this journey of healing will lead Back then, no one knew what to do for Karen is yet unclear. At this point, she a rape victim. After a police interview In February, Karen took Bivona’s says, she doesn’t need to know, she’s that left her feeling as if the incident Darkness To Light: Stewards of just happy to be on it. Reece McKenzie Reece McKenzie is Vice President experience beginning with Marine Bivona’s mission. Years later, Reece and Relationship Manager in the Midland Bank, where he held several moved back to Rochester, reconnected Commercial Banking Department positions throughout the state in with Jack, and joined Bivona’s Open at Genesee Regional Bank. He Cash Management, Retail Branch That Bottle Night (OTBN) planning has more than 20 years banking Management and Commercial committee. OTBN is Bivona’s Banking. signature gala; it’s held every year at the Locust Hill Country Club and has Reece first heard about Bivona Child raised more than 1.3 million dollars for Advocacy Center years ago when he the organization. worked at Marine Midland with Jack Whittier. Jack, married to Bivona Reece now splits his time, talent and Executive Director Mary Whittier, treasure between Bivona and Flower City Habitat for Humanity, where recruited Reece to volunteer but he he has served on the Board for three was on his way to a job in New York years. His passion also lies in working City at the time. with his hands, building homes He never forgot about Bivona and the and helping to revitalize some of powerful stories Jack told him about Rochester’s most desperate, rundown the child victims of sexual abuse who neighborhoods. Reece is a big sports were receiving such compassionate fan and enjoys playing golf and and loving care. Like many, Reece coaching his daughters’ youth sports knows people who have been touched programs. He lives in Victor with his by abuse and feels strongly about wife, Juliet and two daughters. 9 The Diane Larter Champion for Children Award When Bivona Executive Director In March 2003, Diane served on the children and families. She’s been Mary Whittier was considering initial Steering Committee that met Executive Director of the Rochester an appropriate gift for this year’s every other week for nine months to Monroe County Youth Bureau, Champion for Children Award, get Bivona established as an official Runaway Services Coordinator she drew a blank. What to give the not-for-profit organization. In and Pins Services Coordinator for woman who has done EVERYTHING? November, she became a Founding Monroe County, Probation Officer This year’s winner helped Bivona Board Member and served 10 years, and Caseworker. Child Advocacy Center draw its first the longest term to date. Today, she consults for human breath. She helped grow it from a Throughout her tenure, Diane services programs, and still serves grass roots great idea to a $1.1 million chaired nearly every committee from on Bivona’s Program Committee, organization. In one way or another, HR, Finance, and Development to in addition to working closely with she touched every aspect of this Vice Chair of the Board of Directors. Rochester Childfirst Network agency and never left its side. The and the Baby answer came clear: Diane Larter Diane’s career spans three decades Safe Sleep is such a giant in Bivona lore that in the human services field. She has Coalition. the Champion For Children Award held the title of Deputy Director for would heretofore be renamed in her Family and Children’s Services for honor. This year, Bivona is thrilled to the Monroe County Department of announce the newly-named Diane Social Services where she oversaw Larter Champion For Children all public sector protective and Award! preventive services for high risk “What a pleasure it’s been to help Bivona become a safe haven for our community’s children. I’ve rarely worked with a more visionary, dedicated, talented and productive team of staff, Board and volunteers!” — Diane Larter Team Champion for Children Sgt. Mark Freese will tell you it’s easier for Sgt. Freese was instrumental in a recent countywide him to deal with dead bodies than with law enforcement policy change to bring children who the pain and trauma of children who witness violence to Bivona for evaluation and a safe have been sexually or physically haven. He advocates to ensure that Rochester Police abused. “These cases are some Department policies and decisions are always made in of the saddest, most demanding the best interest of kids. Despite his current Homicide investigations, and Bivona has assignment, he remains a dedicated volunteer with had immeasurable impact on our Bivona, as well as the Child Abuse Network and the ability to conduct them,” he said. Baby Safe Sleep Coalition. Sgt. Freese has been with Anyone who knows Sgt. Freese, the Rochester Police Department since 1988, working knows he has a very soft spot for homicide for the past year. He has worked five years children. His work as a member with Major Crimes, and four of those years working of Bivona’s multidisciplinary child abuse cases. team made him the obvious “The Team Champion for Children Award is one of the choice for the 2013 Team great highlights of my time with the Rochester Police Champion for Children Department. I cannot begin to express how important Award. Bivona is to this community and the kids we serve.” 10 Board and Committee Members, cont’d.

Facilities Committee IT Committee Don Lasher Nate Hopfinger Pat Rogers Mary Whittier Mike Roy Rachel Ayala Patty Lovallo (Chair) Art Ientilucci Tyler Savage Tom Zimmerman (chair) Kathy Davies Bob Meyers Gary Domenico Patty Lovallo Scott Smith Norbert Hausner Daniel O’Neill Cheryl Stulpin NYSCA Step-Up For Kids Run/Walk Rachel Blodgett Sheila Kennedy Donna Lipari Paula Zimmer Campaign Cabinet Committee Riley Carhart Christine Limuti Heather Ralph Jill Knittel Elaine Del Monte Adam Goldfeder Steve Russell (Chair) Karen Del Monte- Jessie Keating Tom Wahl, Jr. Administrative Committee (ADCOM) Ann Balderston Geary Tim Jones Mary Whittier Mary Whittier Cara Briggs Peter Essley Sarah Elizabeth Christi Civalier Art Finocchario (Chair) Doug Comanzo Pam Herendeen Pilato Andra Kim Rutkowski Ann Lenane Anna Potter Bivona Young Professionals Ackerman Tom Corbett Jim Newell Mike Nicholls Kyle McDermott Sarah Ashby Jessie Keating Erin Pittinaro Bob Barnes Kathy Davies Jeff Pier Scott Walsh (Co-Chair) Riley Carhart Mary Jo Marino Rob Quinn Richa Trivedi (Treasurer) Ashley Mittiga Cristina Executive Administrative Committee (ADCOM) (Co-Chair) Heather Halstead Brian Nizinsky Vanden Brul Mary Whittier Kathy Davies Gina Jim Stewart Marissa Bushman Melissa Hayward Sarah Osterling Paula Zimmer (Chair) Mike Fowler Montanarella Dave Van Varick Tim DeGrave Ricky Hesselbarth Maria Panitsidis Maureen Lynde Johnston Mary Randall Chisholm Patty Duprey Christine Christa Parr Liz Lattimore Tom Neilans Scott Crosier Lauren Jurusik Isselhard Liz Pfleghardt Deb Rosen (Secretary) Our Generous Supporters $200,000 and up NYS Office of Children & New York State Dormitory Joseph & Irene Skalny Glover-Crask Charitable Trafton M. & Maude W. Family Services Authority Charitable Trust Trust Crandall Foundation

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$15,000 to $49,999 Ames Amzalak Mike & Gretchen DiNardo Nathan & Kristy Hopfinger RBC Wealth Management Dutch Summers Memorial Trust Division of Criminal Tim Jones Ronald McDonald House Charlie & Maggie Symington B. Thomas Golisano Justice Services Jim & Jill Knittel Charities of Rochester NY, Inc. The Thomas C. Ioele Foundation Gary & Barb Domenico Don & Melissa Lasher/ Mike & Patty Roy Family Trust Dr. Aaron & Lara Black Dan & Mary Duprey Capstone Real Estate Steve Russell & Phillis Barry & Kristin Thornton Ron Boillat & Lori Van Dusen Farmington-Victor Kiwanis Development Rifkin-Russell David & Tracy Till Burton S. & Charles J. August Ronald Fielding Fairport Music & Matt & Margaret Schuler United Way of Greater Family Foundation Tim & Susan Fournier Food Festival David Seconi & Bridget Rochester Canandaigua National Bank Gates Automotive Centers Leo Linder & Barb Egenhofer Shumway Kristin Vanden Brul Rob & Ginny Clark Patrick George & M&T Bank Mark & Marcia Siewert Dick & Carol Crossed Jennifer Vossler Palmer Food Services, Inc. John & Cindy Steigerwald Tom Wahl, Jr. & Glen Skalny Daisy Marquis Jones Jim & Sharon Herbst Kip & Amy Palmer Larry & MaryLouise Jack & Mary Whittier Foundation Kathleen Knapp Holt David & Paricia Patton Steinwachs Timothy & Teresa Wilson

$5,000 to $14,999 Senator Jim Alesi Bob August C.P. Kelly & Associates, LLC Clark Patterson Lee Dan & Sandy DeLaus Michael & Liz Alo Sue Bachorski Michael & Adele Campbell Mark & Kathy Cleary John & Elaine DelMonte Allan Chapman & Suzanne American Portfolios Bill & Ann Balderston Tony & Susan Cotroneo Kenneth & Renee Desrosiers Nasipak-Chapman Anonymous Bob & Valerie Bartolotta Ron & Jane Chapman John S. D’Amico Alan & Erin Deuel Anonymous Bruce & Diane Boncke Adam & Christi Civalier Bruce Dan Dr. Lou & Diane Eichel 11 $5,000 to $14,999, continued Excellus BlueCross Ellen & Frank Hagelberg Dr. David & Barbara Martin Payment Processing Specialized Cleaning & Flood BlueShield Chris & Courtney Harris Midtown Athletic Consultants, Inc. Restoration, Inc. First Niagara Norbert & Colleen Hausner Club Members PF Air, LLC William Spelman & Cynthia Woolbright Tim & Robin Flaherty Joan & Harold Feinbloom Bill & Ruby Morse Charles Pfeffer & The Hallowell Fund Fred & Floy Willmott Supporting Foundation Drs. Jim & Elizabeth Murray Christine Arnold Foundation Scott Thomas & Lynn George Marc & Roberta Johnson National Children’s Alliance John & Dawn Piccirilli Kelly & Dennis Gagan Laurie Kamal Darrin & Zina Nelson Brian & Laura Tomeny Dr. Webster & Allyson Pilcher Dr. Richard & Mrs. Josephine Dan & Jessie Keating Michele Nichols Dr. Sam & Melinda Tripp Reaching Hearts through Gangemi Grady & Cindy Kellogg Northeast Regional Mark Verdi Performing Arts Adam & Kristin Goldfeder Charlie & Mary Jane Kelly Children’s Advocacy Center Erik & Judy von Bucher Paul & Julie Griswold Robert Latour & NYS Child Advocacy Resource Elizabeth Richardson Sue Wade Robert & Carol Gross Patricia Taylor & Consultation Center Roechling Advent Wilson Foundation Brad & Michele Haarr Ron & Norma Maier Scott & Barb Osterman Tool & Mold Z Car Club of Chris & Deborah Haen Steve & Carol Mancini Dr. Ketul & Vinyas Patel Tyler & Jessica Savage Rochester Show

$1,000 to $4,999 Paul Adams Jim & Judi Fonzi Dr. Lynn Lambert Nazareth College of Larry Steinwachs Alex and Ani Jewelry Forte Capital, LLC Dan Lang Rochester Bob & Corinne Straubing Joel & Tracy Anderson Kelly & Donna Frank Bob & Diane Larter Norb Kaupp Golf Jay & Katie Sullivan Tournament John Antonelli & Mark & Kathy Freese Lawley Andolina Verdi Summit Federal Credit Union Fred & Elizabeth Norten Gayle Harms Marisa Geitner Robert Lehman & Marie Rolf Ryan & Stefanie Szwejbka Gene & Suzy O’Donovan Rachel Ayala General Code LLC Patrick & Patricia Leva Robert & Amy Tait Badge of Honor Paychex Generations Child & Lori Levine The Isaiah Foundation, Inc. Association Inc. Elder Care Penfield HS Mr. Penfield Lewis Tree Service, Inc. Pageant The Navigation Trust Robert Barnes Genesee Brewhouse Joe & Patty Lovallo Joe Petracca Robert H. Thompson Jim & Karen Baroody Genesee Regional Bank Britton Lui Gus & Amy Platas Austin Till Anthony & Koralee Bernardo Golisano Children’s Hospital Bob & Rene Madara Edward & Patricia Polidor Time Warner Cable Bivona Young Professionals Crhis & Carly Grayeski & Friends Tara Maier & David Olney Postler & Jaeckle Corp. Dave & Mary Topian Green Eyed Girl Jewelry Party David & Amy Bowen Mark Makovec & Anna Potter Michael Townsend Mike & Karen Green Karla Boyce Dr. Tammy Prull QCI Asset Management Barb Tydings Patricia Hamilton Paula Briggs Steve & Debbie Makowski Rainbow Fund John & Linda Van Heel John Harris & Denine Carr Shaw Classic Golf Patrick Maloney & Susan Raub Tom & Sue VanStrydonck Robert Hayssen Dr. Marie Sergent Tournament Toby & Deanna Reh Ward Greenberg Heller & Dan & Christine Heffernan Brown & Brown Insurance Manning & Napier Relin, Goldstein & Crane, LLP Reidy LLP Chris & Sherry Hogan Mark & Claudia Buttarazzi Mark Siwiec Steve Richards Rudy & Margaret Warren Wayne & Judy Holly Gary & Roseann Caiola Elisa Martin Riddle Chiropractic Wegmans Food Markets Jim Howe Cannan Alexander & Scott Rick & Marguerite Mason Rip & Tear Productions Jorge & Dottie Weiss LLC Indiano Capital Management Dr. Sandy & Suzanne Mayer Rizzo DiGiacco Hern & Eric Wendorff Dr. Max & Charlene Chung Paul Irving Elizabeth McKane Baniewicz CPAs, PLLC West Herr Automotive Group Mark & Kathy Colgan George & Deborah Jarrett Rochester BRAWL Reece & Juliet McKenzie David & Deborah Whitt Joe & Shelly Comfort Jay P. Tovey Co., Inc. Sean & Danielle Roddy Joe & Kelly Meyer Glenn & Helen William Carlos & Carmen Cong JC Jones & Associates, LLC Rose & Kiernan, Inc. Gregory & Caroline Miller Wolf Gordon Conifer Realty LLC Sean & Damore Jensen Daniel Rosen Mark & Anne Miller Mike & Ann Wood Brad & Carol Coon Joan Rothenberg Family Kyle Monroe Robert Ruppenthal & Foundation Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP Corner Bakery Cafe John Mueller & Kathryn Fiske Mark Wyand D4 JPMorgan Chase Christina Gullo Sage Rutty & Company Xerox Corporation Davie Kaplan, CPA, P.C. Laurie Kamal Brian & Maureen Rob Scroger & Kelly Carreira Distillery Wings for Kids Erin Kehaley-Corr Mulholland Renee Segina Moore Richard & Caroline Yates ER Associates LLC Dennis Kessler Karen Mungenast Dan Shaughnessy Karen Young F.S.I. General Contractors Al & Patty Knauf Joe Nacca & Donna Antario John & Samantha Standing Zeller Corporation Vern & Tammy Fleming Philip & Linda Knight Nathaniel General Trudy Starr Bruce Zicari Flower City Glass Esther Krakower Contractors Midge Steigerwald John & Debbie Zito

$250 to $999 Scott Adair AV Solutions Katherine Bochetto Sarah Burke and family LaTanya Chambers Adams Bell Adams, P.C. Sandra Baldwin Curt Bosson Dan & Denise Burns Champion Moving & Storage Bob & Wendy Alfieri Jack Battaglia Vladimir & Teal Boulatnikov Michael & Beth Burns Wayne & Jacky Childs Lynne Allen Matt Belanger & Carol Brickwood Grill Butler/Till Charity Christ the Good Shepherd Alpha Kappa Phi SUNY McKenna Bristol’s Farm Market & of the Month Lutheran Church Geneseo Joe & Nora Bell Garden Center C.P. Ward, Inc. Christa Construction, LLC Amaya Bar & Grill Judy Benders Terry Bromley & Tracy Cass Terry Clar & Mary Miskell John & Lisa Anderson Kathie Bivona Diane Castellani Catalyst Inc. John Clemens AP Professionals of Frederick Bloss Barb Buchanan Catholic Family Center Ann Colaruotolo/ Rochester Bob Johnson Chevrolet Bob & Rosellen Burgdorf Steve Cerone Casa Larga Vineyards 12 $250 to $999, continued Concord Electric Keaton Foundation Kathy Phillips Financial Corporation Milton & Susan Kotin Randy & Patricia Phillips Conway Beam Leasing Inc. Robert Kraft Kim Piccininni Report Doug & Kristina Cook Daniel Kress Kerry & Jake Pierson Cooley Group, Inc. Krog Corporation Darryl Porter National studies indicate that Child Cottage Hotel Celebrity Lake Beverage Corporation Gaylyn Porter Advocacy Centers save about one- Bartending Rob LaMonica & ProCarpet Sean & Martha Cutri Kathleen Kiernan Jeff Quartley third of the cost of the evaluation, Kevin Dailor Jim & Sue LeBeau Quest Associates investigation and treatment of children Paul D’Aiutolo Chris & Lisa Leverett Ed Radin than a community without a Child Larry & Kathleen Davies Linden Oaks Specialized Blair Ragan Mark & Mary Ann Davis Assessment and Treatment Ralph Honda Advocacy Center—a savings of about Services (LOSATS) Doug & Megan DeFranco Addie Ranalletta Don & Donna Lipari $1,000 per child. Tim Degrave Frank Rapini Sharyn LiPari Deloitte LLP RESTORE Sexual Assault DiMarco Contructors LLC Ronald & Leigh Little Services Dunkin Donuts Mark & Glenda Lockard Jason Ripple Balance Sheet EC4B Engineering, P.C. Carla Lorek Rochester Police Ernstrom & Dreste, LLP Steven Lucia Locust Club Assets Evangelical Lutheran Andrew MacKenzie Dave Rogers Cash & Investments $ 1,909,652 Church Madco Mechanical Service Scott & Amy Ryan Receivables 1,702,588 of the Reformation MaeTec Power, Inc. Matthew & Alana Sansone Property and equipment, net 1,073,250 James Evinger Stephen Maillie SBS Fund Counsel Catie Faltisco Doreen Mangee Jeff & Mia Scofield Other 4,878 Family First Federal Brett & Kirsten Manske Matthew Seconi Credit Union Total Assets 4,690,368 Richard Marion & Doug Sedgwick Greg Farrell Margaret Albert Tom Sexton Liabilities & Net Assets Financial Architects Thomas Marletta Upstate, LLC Abhishek Sharma & Cordero Accounts payable & accrued expenses 100,719 Steve & Ann Martin Scott & Jeanie Smith Finger Lakes Service Raul & Heidi Martinez Other current liabilities 64,231 Group, Inc. Pamela Soule Brian & Patricia McCarthy Total liabilities 164,950 Aaron & Leigh Finocchario Gerald & Susan Stahl Matt & Donna McCarthy Firley, Moran, Freer & Jackson, Peyton, & Alea Unrestricted net assets 2,979,431 Eassa, P.C . Aaron McCoy Steigerwald Daniel Foster Andy & Margaret Natalie Strouse Temporarily restricted net assets 1,545,987 McDermott Brian & Jackie Fox Dean & Julie Swan Total liabilities and net assets $ 4,690,368 John & Traci McElroy Kevin Foy Taylor, The Builders Edward Mead Drs. Charles & Anne Francis Thaney & Associates Valerie Medley FSW Union Local 381 The Duke Company Steve Flagg & Titan Insurance Functional Patricia Merlau Statement of Activities Communications Corp. Travelers Insurance MGM Associates Insurance Adam & Liz Fyles Company Revenue Kent & Christin Michels Rob & Debbie Galbraith Phil & Bonnie Travis Contributions 2,182,788 Miller Brick Co. Bill & Amanda Galley Turner Bellows, Inc. Special events, net 310,874 Monro Muffler/Brake Chuck & Marian Turner Gerard P. Smith Insurance & Service Government grants 290,318 Dr. Mark & Holly Gestring Upstate Food Equipment Monroe County Assn of Marketing Mark & Cindy Gianniny Chiefs of Police Other 154,844 Marilyn Van Derbur Giuseppe’s Take Out Inc. Robert Moriarty Total support and revenue 2,938,824 David Van Varick GoForth Electric Ira Moskowitz Bill & Maria Vanden Brul Greater Rochester Jim & Stephanie Murphy Expenses Joseph & Debra Vater Orthopaedics, PC John & Barbara Neumann Salaries and benefits 697,011 Villa of Hope Peter & Gail Greendyke NH Architecture Diane Walker In-kind 65,855 PJ & Ellen Guisto Nothnagle Realtors Honorable Jim & Jean Walsh Other 262,135 David Halladay NYS Perianesthesia Alan & Kathy Hanford Nurses Assn. Scott Walsh Total expenses 1,025,001 Cindy Harris Fatma Okden Bob & Valerie Way Michael & Marci Hart John Olivieri Ellen Wayne Change in net assets $ 1,913,823 Mark Hedgepeth & Dr. Leonard Olivieri & Deborah Todd & Teresa Whiting Deborah Healy-Hedgepeth Oliverio-Olivieri Joe & Staci Whitney Mark Henderson Ontario Tool & Abrasive, Inc. Tom & Ann Wolanski Henrietta Building Supply Orleans County Deputy Women’s Club of Webster Henrietta United Church Sheriffs Assn Jay & Sue Wright The financial information included in this Annual Report of Christ OSO, Inc. Ted Wright is only a summary of Bivona’s financial condition and Insero & Company CPAs, P.C. Susan Page WROC Channel 8 and results of operations for the 2013 fiscal year. For more Inspiration Lodge Peter Pellittieri FOX Rochester information, a copy of the Bivona IRS Form 990 can be found at www.guidestar.org No. 109 F. & A.M. Glenn & Sally Pezzulo Yaeger Treviso & Associates Jackson Family Wines Charles Phelan & Patty Kimberly Zaganjori Eleni Kamesa Palmieri-Phelan Dr. Gene & Joanne Zito 13 Non-Profit Org. Bivona Child Advocacy Center U.S. POSTAGE 275 Lake Avenue PAID Rochester, New York 14608 Rochester, NY 585.935.7800 | www.BivonaCAC.org Permit No. 308

Gifts in Honor

In Honor of Bivona helping kids In Honor of Chris & Michele Gold In Honor of Patty Roy with trauma Patrick & Michelin Killorin Marjorie Blanchard Anonymous Terry & Dee Weis In Honor of Doug & Gigi Lamb Guardian Restoration Services, Inc. James & Elizabeth McNeil Brian & Patricia McCarthy Irondequoit Nightstick Club PBA Inc. In Honor of Scott & Jeanie Smith In Honor of Tad Mack In Honor of Bill & Ann Balderston Rosamond Blakeslee Robert & Amy Tait Joseph Yudelson In Honor of Jorge & Dottie Weiss In Honor of Kirk Pero In Honor of Mike & Gretchen DiNardo Kimberly Zaganjori Jeremy & Kelly Whalen Dean Cheavacci & Donna Citino

Gifts in Memoriam

In Memory of Ron Barto In Memory of Eric Christopher’s In Memory of Antoinette Jordan Barb Ross Grandmother Cynthia Benjamin Jack & Mary Whittier Emerge Partners In Memory of Sammy Pierson Matt & Margaret Schuler In Memory of Kathy Knapp Holt Jake & Kerry Pierson In Memory of Robert, Thomas, and Jean Kristin Vanden Brul (Flynn) Bunny Bernard Bunny

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