2010 Report to the Community 2010 by the Numbers

The Dougy Center The National Center for Grieving Children & Families

Photo by Brittney McChristy

2010 Report to the Community 2010 by the numbers:

18, 418 Number of hours contributed by more than 200 volunteer group facilitators

12,163 Number of books and other resources sold through The Dougy Center’s online bookstore

2,736 Number of people who attended a Dougy Center training to learn how to support grieving children and families

667 Number of children, teens and young adults served in bi-weekly support groups

458 Number of children and their families who were introduced to The Dougy Center at our Family Orientation sessions

428 Number of parents or adult caregivers served in bi-weekly support groups

51 Number of support groups that meet every two weeks in Portland, Hillsboro and Canby

37 Number of news stories around the country that cited The Dougy Center The mission of

From the Director The Dougy Center All of us at The Dougy Center—our families, staff and is to provide support in a safe place volunteers—are grateful for the support of the community where children, teens, young adults following the fire that destroyed our facility. We’ve had our and their families grieving a death plates full and our responsibilities stretched, but our many can share their experiences. friends buoyed us in our time of grief and sadness. We’re Through our National Center excited and relieved to be discovering new strength and energy as we envision how the next for Grieving Children & chapter of The Dougy Center can serve even more children, teens, young adults and parents Families, we provide support and grieving the death of a family member. training locally, nationally and internationally to individuals and The kids at The Dougy Center remind us daily of the importance of play. Psychiatrist Stuart organizations seeking to assist Brown states that “play allows us to develop alternatives to violence and despair; it helps grieving children. us learn perseverance and gain optimism.” We appreciate how children make sense of their world, even the hard parts, through play. Thanks for helping them, and us, regain a sense of The Dougy Center Staff joy and optimism. Kassie Boehringer Communications Coordinator Sincerely, Jana DeCristofaro, L.C.S.W. Coordinator of Childrens’ Grief Services Marcia Director, CFRE Donna Schuurman, Ed.D, FT Chief Development Officer Executive Director Liisa Heard, M.S.W. Group Coordinator Rebecca Hobbs-Lawrence, M.A. Associate Director of Program Kathleen Macdonald, M.A., N.C.C. 2010 Financial Report* Family Services Coordinator Support & Revenue Sources: Heidi Papoff Individual Contributions $426,085 Development Assistant Foundation Contributions 274,552 Kathleen Raftery Administrative Assistant Corporate Contributions 51,738 Cheryl Roberts Victims of Crime Act Grant 20,875 Program Assistant Gifts In Kind 73,078 Donna Schuurman, Ed.D, FT Special Events (Net) 454,961 Executive Director Training & Bookstore (Net) 104,629 Joan Schweizer Hoff, M.A. Other Income 21,975 Program Director Jami Stephens, M.A., N.C.C., C.T. Total Support & Revenue $1,427,894 Group Coordinator Melinda Storch, M.B.A., M.A. Expenses: Director of Finance & Operations Program Services $806,401 Brennan Wood Management & General 236,258 Director of Development & Communications Fundraising 164,366 Total Expenses $1,207, 025 Contact Information The Dougy Center Net Operating Revenue $220,869 P.O. Box 86852 Portland, Oregon 97286 Net Investment Return 86,017 info 503.775.5683 Fire Insurance Settlement (Net) 938,658 fax 503.777.3097

Total Increase in Net Assets $1,245,544 web www.dougy.org email [email protected]

* For the Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2010 Beverly Chappell Independent audit by Hoffman, Stewart & Schmidt, P.C. Founder www.dougy.org page 3 Playtime: The importance of play for grieving children

Children at The Dougy “We believe that children Center use play as a way are resilient and have the to help with their grief. capacity to heal,” said Joan. “They know—sometimes When five-year-old Molly subconsciously—what they started at The Dougy need to do. It is important Center, she was struggling to for us to provide choices and understand her mother’s death activities that help them deal from cancer. Molly knew that with the particular issues they doctors fix people and make are having.” them well. So why couldn’t her Play can take many forms. At mom’s doctor make the cancer The Dougy Center, children go away? can play with toys, dress up, Photo by Brittney McChristy Molly spent the first few go to the high-energy Volcano months at The Dougy Center room (a padded room with soft playing hospital. She was the toys), and create art and music. doctor and the dolls were her The Dougy Center has a large patients. Week after week, collection of “traditional” Molly would save the dolls toys, but also some not so from their ailments. But one traditional options, including day, she pulled a blanket over toy grave markers and coffins one doll’s head and said, “I’m for sand table play. sorry you died. I just couldn’t “Many children are working help you.” Molly then moved to understand the concept of on to play something else. death, burial and funerals,” Play is an important element said Joan. “We provide them in The Dougy Center’s support with toys and tools to help.” model. “Young children don’t Through a partnership with the always have the experience or Children’s Cancer Association, the words to say what they’re The Dougy Center has two feeling—especially in difficult facilitators who work with situations,” explained Joan children specifically through Schweizer Hoff, The Dougy music. Music can be an Center’s Program Director. outlet for a wide range of “Play is their normal way of emotions, and can also help making sense of what has trigger memories. Photo by Brittney McChristy happened to them and to their world.” “One Dougy Center participant was just five when Children also use play as a children, there are plans for the For Molly, playing doctor was her mom died and has no way to express uncomfortable new building to incorporate her way of working through concrete memories of her,” feelings and thoughts. “Many even more play area activities, her questions about her said Joan. “She asked the times, kids will say things including a hospital room. If mother’s death. Eventually music facilitator to play songs through a puppet or doll that you would like to donate toys she was able to connect and her mom use to sing—and it they couldn’t say on their to The Dougy Center, visit our understand the concept that helped her to remember and own,” said Joan. wish list on the donation page doctors could not fix her mom, feel closer to her mom.” at www.dougy.org. . and she turned to other kinds Because toys and play are of play. critical to helping grieving page 4 www.dougy.org Thank you

Because The Dougy Center � � Bill Skorohodov, owner of does not charge families a fee Empowered Hands, recently for its programs, we greatly built a wheelchair ramp for appreciate your generous gifts The Dougy Center’s temporary of time, money, and goods and program site in Northeast services throughout the year. Portland. You will find a list of donors on � � A $15,000 grant from the pages 8 to 11, as well as on PGE Foundation is funding a The Dougy Center’s website, new support group for young www.dougy.org. adults. The Dougy Center Here are a few recent gifts... began offering young adult groups in 2008, and now have Photo by Brittney McChristy � � Through a generous gift more than 50 participants. from the estate of Erwin Ashenbrenner, The Dougy � � Since 1994, William and Center established the Erwin Nancy Blount have generously The Dougy Center congratulates Sarah Schreiter, Dougy Center Ashenbrenner Child Sponsorship sponsored 24 children in teen participant, volunteer and advocate, on being selected as the Fund. The fund will sponsor The Dougy Center’s grief 2011 Lincoln High School Rose Festival Court Princess. Sarah one child at The Dougy Center support program. . spoke about her experience at The Dougy Center and the impact of each year into perpetuity. her father’s death during her speech.

Building update

The Dougy Center is moving forward in its efforts to rebuild its Portland center, which was destroyed in an arson fire in 2009. Scott | Edwards Architecture is working on the preliminary drawings for the new home, based on feedback from Photo by Brittney McChristy families, volunteers, staff and community members. The new building will have separate areas for “Littles” (three to five year olds), six to 11 year olds, and teens, as well as new play areas. More information on the rebuilding process will The new Dougy Center will be built on the same location as the old building (pictured above), which be available in the served as The Dougy Center’s home for 22 years. coming months. .

www.dougy.org page 5 Dougy Center alumni reunite for CONNECT

The new group brings “Looking back on my own CONNECT. “My life together young experience with The Dougy was forever shaped by the Alumni adults—former Dougy Center as a child, and also now opportunity to come to The Association Center participants— as a member of the staff, I have Dougy Center after my mom seen how much The Dougy died. There are many of us who Founding for special projects Center has helped grieving want to stay connected, and to Members to support grieving families,” said Brennan say ‘thank you’ for all that The to date children and families. Wood, The Dougy Center’s Dougy Center has given us.” Shawna Lowy, Twenty-nine years and nearly Director of Development The group will work on Founding Co-chair 25,000 children later, The & Communications and fundraising events, share Brennan Wood, Dougy Center has had an Founding Co-chair of information about The Dougy Founding Co-chair immeasurable impact on the Center with schools and Allison Bailey families who have walked community groups, and help “There are many of us who Meghan Conway through our doors. As a way to with other volunteer projects. give back, several former Dougy want to stay connected, Lauren Dillard “CONNECT is one way to Center participants started and to say ‘thank you’ for Alex Hughes ensure that the magic of The CONNECT, an alumni group all that The Dougy Center Josh Hull Dougy Center lasts for future dedicated to supporting The has given us.” Devon Kelley generations of grieving kids,” Dougy Center programs. Kristina Levelle Brennan added. Julia Noble If you are interested in Jenny Isabella CONNECT, contact Amber Roberts Brennan at 503.542.4823 Krystal Saling or [email protected]. Diana Stephens Special thanks to DHX Rachel Stephens Advertising and Board Jasmine Stoner Member Jeff Smith for their Lisa Wood support of CONNECT. .

Walk the Grand Floral Parade route while supporting The Dougy Center Join us on Saturday, June 11, 2011 for the Regence Ways to give Grand Floral Walk benefitting The Dougy Center. Visit www.rosefestival.org/events/grandfloral walk There are many ways to support for more information. The Dougy Center, including named funds, planned giving, and child Special thanks to: sponsorships. For more information, contact Marcia Director, 503.542.4827 or [email protected]. page 5 www.dougy.org Where are they now?

Shawna Lowy, CONNECT Founding Co-Chair, and Meghan Conway, Founding Member, both came to The Dougy Center as children. We asked them about their experiences at The Dougy Center, and how The Dougy Center made a difference in their lives.

Shawna Lowy, age 33 Meghan Conway, age 30 Director of Business Services, First Grade Teacher, Oregon Automobile Dealers Happy Valley, Oregon Association; Mom of Gracie, What brought you to The Dougy age five; Hillsboro, Oregon Center? In 1988 my father died What brought you to The Dougy when I was seven years old. My Center? My mom brought me and mother brought my sister and me my younger brother Ryan after my to The Dougy Center for about two dad died of cancer. I was 12 years. In 2000 my sister was killed years old. in a car accident, but I wasn’t aware there was a young adult group until What do you remember most Shawna age 12 Meghan age 7 2008. I started coming to group about your group when you were again, and it was the best younger? My group had the most decision ever. amazing pillow fights! When it came time to gather in a circle for What do you remember most discussions, we were always so sweaty about your group when you were and out of breath that we had to younger? I remember two facilitators have cool-down sessions. that my sister and I especially liked named Deb and Mary. What was your favorite activity at The Dougy Center when you What was your favorite activity were younger? The foosball table at The Dougy Center when you in the basement was a highlight. were younger? I liked going to the My brother and I won and lost Volcano Room, but we also put on a many wagers during fierce foosball Shawna today lot of plays too. Meghan today competitions. I also liked getting to How has The Dougy Center made a difference in your life?I choose a “feeling word” off the wall that described how I felt about was very shy as a child and didn’t like talking about my dad’s death. losing my dad. For the first few weeks, my brother and I weren’t able After my sister died, my perspective changed. I knew I wanted to to say a feeling word out loud. Several weeks later, I told my group get involved in something like The Dougy Center again, but didn’t that I was ready to share a word—it was “sad.” From then on, that know where to turn. When I heard about the young adult group, one word each week was the thing that got me to start talking about I was ecstatic. Just being at The Dougy Center gives me a sense of my dad’s death. support. Knowing you aren’t the only one going through this was the How has The Dougy Center made a difference in your life? most important. As a child, The Dougy Center felt a lot safer than Being a 12-year-old isn’t easy…then add the death of a parent to the school. In the past, I have had students who have lost people in their scenario, and you’ll likely end up with a very angry and destructive lives, and I have referred them to The Dougy Center. It makes me so teenager. It was a time in my life when I could have easily veered off happy to hear they are going and enjoying it. onto the wrong path. The Dougy Center kept me pointed in the Why is CONNECT important to you? This is a way I can give right direction. back. I can be an advocate for The Dougy Center, whether it be Why is CONNECT important to you? I know that I could never recruiting or raising funds. I am so excited to be a part of repay The Dougy Center for what it has done for me. While I’m not this group! . always able to donate a lot financially, being part ofCONNECT gives me a chance to give back in other ways. I’m excited about having an outlet to share my experiences with families and organizations. .

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