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CALM’s mission is to prevent, assess and treat child abuse in 1 From the Executive Director Santa Barbara County by providing comprehensive, culturally 2 2010.2011 Financial Information competent services for children, adults and families. Board of Trustees 3 From the Board President IN SANTA BARBARA IN SANTA MARIA 4 Did You Know? 1236 Chapala Street 218 West Carmen Lane, Suite 108 Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Santa Maria, CA 93458 North County News (805) 965-2376 PHONE (805) 614-9160 PHONE 5 What’s New at CALM (805) 963-6707 FAX (805) 614-9363 FAX 6 CALM Clinical Services 8 CALM Volunteers 9 CALM Auxiliary 10 CALM Family of Support 12 Adopt-a-Room 13 Children’s Legacy Society

www.calm4kids.org From the Executive Director

CALM reCoGniZes that all parents need support—that by being available to parents, by listening to them and supporting them, we can stop abuse before it happens.

I’m very proud to share our accomplishments help families resolve and address diffi cult this past year in pursuit of this vision. We issues in their lives, thereby creating a safer have made our early childhood services more home for their children. accessible to families throughout our county, Santa Barbara County’s families are under a by co-locating staff at preschools and at Family great deal of pressure. Right now, more than Resource Centers where families congregate. Cecilia Rodriguez, MFT 20,000 children in our county live in poverty, At Storyteller Children’s Center, Carpinteria Executive Director an increase of 63%. This makes our job of Children’s Project, Isla Vista Youth Projects, supporting families in need more critical the Dorothy Jackson Center in Lompoc, the than ever. New Cuyama Family Resource Center, and is committed to the overall health and People Helping People in Solvang, families Calm By supporting parents, have learned that we are there to offer advice, well being of children in our community. We 1 help locate resources, facilitate parenting take that commitment seriously—but we cannot we help ensure that all of groups, or just listen. do it without your help. As always, we ask for our community’s children your support and thank you for joining us in will be safe and secure. By being present for early morning conver- our vision of a world in which all children are sations as parents drop off their children at safe and secure. school, we are available for crisis intervention when a parent is in need. We are happy to report that many of these interventions have developed into relationships of support that Cecilia Rodriguez, MFT

thank you to our devoted staff, who is Cecilia Rodriguez, MFT Anita Fernandez-Low Executive Director Director, Community Based Services collectively responsible for implementing Deborah Holmes, LCSW Jennifer Padilla-Burger Associate Director Regional Manager – North County CALM’s vital programs, as well as Elizabeth Rumelt, LCSW Lori Lander Goodman Director, Center Based Services Director of Development providing outstanding service to the Jessica Adams, PhD most vulnerable in our community. Director, Psychology & Training 2010.2011 Financial Information

Sources of Support $4,235,089 (Including Campaign Gifts and Pledges)

Private Donations Endowment Draw BoArd oF trustees 2010.2011 $370,767 $298,659 Foundation Grants Founder rich Schuette, CFP© Federal & State Contracts Claire Miles Jill Smith, esq 9% 7% $357,110 $281,059 BoArd President David tappeiner, esq 7% 8% Susanne tobey 1% 3% CALM Auxiliary Bridget Foreman, CPA Ira Weinstein, PhD Donations ViCe President Program Fees 4% Anne Yungling $125,000 Jenny kearns $165,992 Stephen Yungling, esq FinAnCiAL Other Income Sheila Zimmerman, MFt $59,309 ViCe President edward J. Mckinley HonorArY trustees Margo Chapman 61% City & County seCretArY Donna L. Friess, PhD Contracts Patricia Durham Anna M. kokotovic, PhD 22 $2,577,192 AuXiLiArY President AdVisorY BoArd Dale McCaskey Janean Acevedo-Daniels, esq trustees ruth W. Ackerman, PhD Jim Acos, MBA Steve Barrett, PhD Alex Altavilla Judy Bennett Total Expenses $4,192,388 rosa Alvarado Dan Bifano rebecca Anderson Nancy Bollay Charish L. Barry, MD Mark Carlson, esq Management & Leasha Barry, PhD Jeanette Carpenter Administration Dan Bifano William Cirone $343,296 8% Stephen Blain, DDS Andy Clark Nancy Bollay Susan Miles Gulbransen kevin Bourke, CFP© Jane Honikman Development Related 7% Shirley Ann Hurley Expenses D’Arcy Cornwall, JD 85% Program Related Irma Jurkowitz $306,206 Barbara de L’Arbre Expenses rick erickson Steve Lyons $3,542,886 eric Friedman Peter Madlem Alice Gillaroo Joni Meisel Mary Hanson Liam Murphy Frances Martinez thomas C. Parker George rasher, MBA Joanne rapp Gilbert reyes, PhD Adele rosen Salvador robledo, LCSW Maryan S. Schall, PhD Harvey Wolf, esq Calm Annual Report 2010.2011 Ben romo From the Board President

As CALM’s new Boa rd President, I am in awe of the growth of this organization over the last 40 years. From a single telephone and a dedicated band of women grew an accomplished, nationally-respected organization that reaches children and families throughout Santa Barbara County.

We have touched many families and each of us in addressing these communities’ unique them can share a story of healing, strength, needs with CALM’s proven methods. We are and success. optimizing our administrative and operational infrastructure so more time is spent addressing Bridget Foreman, CPA Still, there is more to do. While CALM has the crucial needs of the children and families in Board President been recognized as a leader in the treatment the community we serve. and prevention of child abuse, we are not content with the status quo. We continue to We are at a critical time of growth and we need refine and improve our programs and practices your help. With funding on all levels shrinking to reach families and children more effectively, and the need for our services expanding, Find out more about our 3 because we know that for every family and child you can play a part in helping CALM reach organization, our mission, who receives treatment, there are others still vulnerable families. Join us by making a financial our accomplishments, in need. In the past year, we have expanded contribution or by volunteering. We appreciate and strengthened our collaborations with your participation on our Board of Trustees, in our goals. Share our story. other agencies. We continue to disseminate our Auxiliary and our committees as well. Tell a friend. our research and methods at conferences We look forward to a day when we live in a world throughout the state of California and the nation. without child abuse. We know it is possible— CALM has a strong foundation on which to with your help. build. This year we formed a Past Presidents Council to celebrate, learn from and thank our past board Presidents. We are creating a North County Advisory Council to advise and assist Bridget Foreman, CPA

First Annual Past Presidents Council The group met on October 20, 2011 at Birnam Wood Golf Club. In attendance were (pictured left to right): Rich Schuette, Jeanette Carpenter, Joanne Rapp, Margo Chapman, Leah Temkin, Judy Bennett, Joni Meisel, Meredith Scott, Robert Monk. PHoto: Mark Jobe Calm Annual Report 2010.2011 North County News

STRENGTHENING FAMILIES COUNTY-WIDE The staff in Santa Maria, Lompoc and the Santa Ynez Valley hit the ground running in July 2011 and have provided services to nearly 400 individuals. “We feel such a sense of accomplishment,” said Santa Maria therapist Ashley Gray. “We’re grateful to be able to address the high need in this area.” Services include Spanish-speaking parenting groups in Santa Maria, Lompoc Did You Know? and New Cuyama. Another great accomplishment is the development of a postpartum depression support group, with the help of a grant from the Santa Barbara County Human Services Commission. “Many mothers who come to in FisCAL YeAr 2010.2011, CALM… our center suffer from postpartum depression (PPD),” Ashley said. PPD is a • Served 1,534 individuals known contributing factor in child abuse and neglect, and is three times more • Provided 11,613 hours of treatment prevalent in low-income mothers, making its treatment a vital component of any prevention program. • educated 7,026 schoolchildren, teachers and parents about child Calm’s bilingual/bicultural home visitors (aka our “Flying Squad”) abuse prevention and how to protect travel throughout the rural areas of themselves, including education on 4 our county, providing developmental cyber-bullying screening and guidance, case • Presented 293 child abuse management, parenting education, prevention workshops information and referrals to support low-income families with infants and • Conducted 148 forensic interviews young children. Home visitation is a to assess child sexual abuse crucial aspect in reducing barriers to service delivery, as many of our clients iMPACt: CLients BY ProGrAM are unable to manage transportation 43% are children in therapy to recover or child care, particularly those clients from one or more types of abuse or in outlying areas such as Orcutt, have witnessed domestic violence in Guadalupe, and New Cuyama. the home Our success in North County represents many years of fruitful collaborations 24% are children under 5 who are with other family-serving agencies county-wide. Thanks to partnerships with receiving home visitation and early the County of Santa Barbara, Child Welfare Services, Community Action Commission, Family Service Agency and the network of Family Resource intervention services to promote Centers, we are able to identify families that need support early in order to optimal development prevent abuse and strengthen our community’s families. 33% are parents learning prevention and parenting skills who are at risk of abusing or neglecting their children

Calm Annual Report 2010.2011 What’s New at CALM

PET THERAPY HELPS RESTORE TRUST Pet therapy is an innovative approach that incorporates the use of trained therapy dogs as part of CALM’s existing service offerings. “Animal-assisted therapy is an important supplement to treatment, especially for clients who have experienced abuse,” explains Brenda Murrow, CALM psychology doctoral student. “We believe that trust bonds that are broken by abuse require much support to heal, and that interaction with a caring therapy dog can be an important step toward re-establishing trust, particularly for children.” Research shows that positive interaction with dogs encourages bonding and affiliation behaviors by increasing the associated neurochemicals in the brain. CALM staff and volunteers look forward to seeing the positive influence these therapy dogs have on their clients. 5 calm and storyteller celebrate books Earlier this year, Storyteller Children’s Center and CALM collaborated to host StoryFaire, a book and authors festival for children and families to celebrate the joy of reading. The day featured children’s book authors and illustrators, fun-filled Meet Gigi and Maddie! story times, arts & crafts, music and much more. StoryFaire is a magical day of storytelling and quality time with family and CALM recently launched a friends! new pilot program involving Many local authors and illustrators appeared in the story and animal-assisted therapy picture tents, including Caroline Arnold, James Buckley, Jr., Dan services for children. Gigi, Hanna, Marni McGee, Alexis O’Neill, Ann Whitford Paul, Amada the English bulldog, and Irma Perez, Erica Silverman, June Sobel, and Mr. Nitikman’s 5th graders from Washington School. Maddie, the golden retriever, Children also enjoyed interactive hands-on activities thanks to build bonds with children Bringing the Singing, Cat-in-the-Hat, KidzArt/Art Innovators, and help them feel safe, Linda Vega Dance Studio, Michael Katz, Oscar Flores, Putnee, secure and loved. SB Academy of Rock and Roll, Tea in Tiaras, and Trenton Caine the Magician. Calm Annual Report 2010.2011 Calm Clinical Services

WHERE FAMILIES GATHER, WE ARE THERE CHiLd ABuse AssessMent And Working in partnership with other family-serving agencies has been a guiding principle tr e AtM e nt is CALM’s fl agship program, for CALM’s Board and staff since our earliest days. Collaboration allows us to provide which helps children and their families heal the most comprehensive and effective treatment as part of an integrated system of care, from the devastating effects of physical, while reducing duplication of services. emotional, and sexual abuse. In recent years, due in part to economic realities, our collaborations have grown and FAMiLY VioLenCe CounseLinG become ever more vital. Where families gather, CALM is part of the fabric. is offered to children and teens who have witnessed domestic violence and parents At the Carpinteria Children’s Project at Main, who are victims of domestic violence. our Family Specialist provides information and All programs are offered linkage with resources for basic needs, as well as PArent-CHiLd interACtion in English and Spanish facilitating the highly regarded AVANCE parenting tH e r A PY is intended for children ages 2-7 curriculum. We also have a bilingual therapist on a sliding fee scale. and their caregivers to improve relationship- building skills and effective disciplining. co-located at the site to serve the community. No one is turned away This successful public-private collaborative for inability to pay. G r e At BeG inninG s : Prevention early is part of the THRIVE Santa Barbara County intervention is designed to promote the initiative, based on the cradle-to-career approach 6 health, growth, and development of children pioneered by Geoffrey Canada at the Harlem and their families, prenatal through 5 years Children’s Zone. old. Special services are available for mothers At Storyteller Children’s Center, CALM staff provides training, education and mental health experiencing postpartum distress. consultation for teachers and parents in order to promote greater school readiness for at- risk children. The cutting-edge combination of early childhood education with mental health services, crisis intervention and case management brings a holistic approach that has long- term positive results on school readiness and later life for children who might not otherwise PSYCHOLOGICAL experience success. ASSESSMENT SERVICES Families receiving services at CALM complete Thanks to a grant from the County of Santa Barbara Department of Social Services, a battery of standardized assessments at we are able to work with the network of Family Resource Centers throughout the county intake, 6-month follow-up and upon ending to strengthen families, including the provision of parenting groups, postpartum depression

Programs services. Clinicians receive a written report groups and mental health services at People Helping People in the Santa Ynez Valley, of the assessment results to share with Dorothy Jackson Center in Lompoc, Isla Vista Youth Projects, and the New Cuyama clients over the course of treatment. These Family Resource Center. assessment reports help inform treatment Our commitment to an inter-agency system of care greatly increases our ability to offer planning and provide additional diagnostic support services to children and their families, as well as create greater accessibility for our data for the client and therapist alike. clients. We are proud to be part of these exciting partnerships that strive to create a safer, healthier and happier community for our children. Clinical hours include weekdays and evenings.

Calm Annual Report 2010.2011 CALM Clinical Services

G r e AT BEG INNING S : Child Parent Program A DU Lt s M O Le ste d A S CHILdr e n SPir it is a family centered, community is designed to help families with infants and provides group treatment for adults who were oriented, highly individualized, wrap around young children ages 0-5 overcome emotional sexually molested as a child or adolescent. All strategy, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a difficulties related to abuse, neglect, or other clients must also be in individual therapy outside week, to help families facing serious challenges adverse experiences by fostering a strong of CALM. to find solutions to keep children and teens relationship between the caregiver and child. safely in their home, be successful in school INCr e diBLE YE A r s PA r e ntinG offers and function well in the community. inte n siVE IN -H OM E TH e r APY offers evening classes for parents wishing to increase therapeutic services to children (aged 5 to 21) their knowledge of child development and O FF e n de r tr e ATM e nt provides and families in their home or wherever most parenting skills. Classes satisfy the requirements treatment for adults convicted of, and juveniles convenient. Interventions include: individual and for CWS and court-mandated parent education. adjudicated for, sexual offenses against family therapy, parenting education, as well as Specialized individual and group parenting children. CALM collaborates closely with coping, communication and conflict resolution programs are available for parents whose own Santa Barbara County Probation, the District skills to empower the family. experience with trauma affects their ability to Attorney’s office, and SART for this program. meet their child’s needs SCH OOL-BA se d Pr e Ve ntion is offered A r t TH e r APY is a modality of psycho- to children in the Santa Barbara County school SAF ECA r e is an evidence-based parent training therapy in which clients, facilitated by the art system, and teaches children important lessons curriculum delivered in the home for parents therapist, use art media, the creative process, in personal safety and how to keep themselves with children 0-7 years who are at risk or have and the resulting artwork to explore their 7 safe from abduction and abuse, and addresses been reported for maltreatment. It is well suited feelings, reconcile emotional conflicts, foster bullying and Internet safety. to address child neglect, the most common form self-awareness, manage behavior, develop of child maltreatment. social skills, improve reality orientation, reduce anxiety, and increase self-esteem. SE XUA L A SSAU LT r e sPon se TE AM F RONT Po rCH is a program based on provides medical exams referral by Child Welfare Services. CALM’s and forensic interviews for engagement specialists visit families to offer children when sexual abuse is linkage with needed services to decrease risks alleged, as well as emotional of child abuse or neglect. support to family members. SO Be r WOM e n H E ALTHY FAMILie s H E LPING OTH e r s is a collaborative program in which CALM IN PA r e ntinG provides therapy at the Good Samaritan e nVIRONM e nt s ( H O PE ) Residential Drug and Alcohol Treatment offers an array of intensive Facility in Lompoc. Services are provided in-home services that are to the children who reside in the facility individually tailored to with their mothers. Individual therapy, support and meet the needs parenting education, and family therapy are of children and parents in also provided to assist with parenting skills, foster home and extended behavioral issues, conflict resolution, trauma family home placements. and neglect. Calm Volunteers

CALM needs you. You can help make a difference in the life of a child A special thank you to our by volunteering your time, talents and energy for two hours a week. generous sponsors of the Volunteers provide childcare and transportation for our clients, reducing 25th Anniversary Celebrity barriers to seeking help. Authors’ Luncheon! A special thank you to our 2010-2011 Volunteers: Sruti Aiyaswamy kirsten Bitter Marisol Gonzalez Jeanette Mateos katie richards PULITZER PRIZE Ivania Arrechavala Alexander Caandoy Miklos Hargitay Lilla Megyei Daniel rodriguez Anonymous Michaela Baer Chelsea Coppola Maya Hoard Mike Migita emily Sharaf Hutton Parker Foundation Dawn Barnier kara Dritschel Joan kasun karla Munoz kim Szto Amy Baumgartner Marisela evert-Burks Jennifer Lane rachel Packer esther takacs BESTSELLER Deckers outdoor Corporation Jessica Battaglia Lars Fackler Jennifer Lemberger Lacey Paulsen Andy truong Larry and Patricia Durham Mia Benton Claire Fackler emily Lum Christine Preciado Vaneza Villagomez Susan Jorgensen and Alice Gillaroo Cecile Binmoeller talia Fujita Jeppe Madsen Danielle Quintero Danielle Wagner Dolly and Andy Granatelli the Miles Gulbransen Family 8 Diana MacFarlane, on Q Financial Venoco, Inc. FIRST EDITION Anonymous Nanette and Henry Nevins Santa Barbara Bank & trust richard and Maryan Schall Sunny and ray thomas the Susanne and Gary tobey Family Foundation Weedn Family trust POET LAUREATE Anonymous Call today to volunteer just Dan Bifano and Allan Brostrom two hours of your time per Bridget o. Foreman week. Please contact Ashlyn Loreto Plaza, the De Loreto Family Clark, Volunteer Coordinator riviera Insurance Services at (805) 965-2376, ext. 150. Schuette Family for Avalan Meredith and John Scott Michael and Anne towbes Calm Annual Report 2010.2011 Calm Auxiliary

eVer sinCe CLAire MiLes began her vital work to prevent child abuse in Santa Barbara the Calm Auxiliary has played an instrumental role in sustaining the great legacy of CALM and ensuring its future.

Today fi fty hardworking women make up the to Be; Jean-Michel Cousteau, My Father, CALM Auxiliary, including several of its founding the Captain; Sue Grafton, U is for Undertow; members. The Auxiliary hosts the CALM Antique Jane Hamilton, Laura Rider’s Masterpiece; & Vintage Shows and the Annual Celebrity and Susan Straight, Take One Candle Light a Authors’ Luncheon, as well as smaller events that Room. Andrew Firestone performed Master of provide fi nancial support and raise community Ceremonies duties for the fi rst time. Dale McCaskey Auxiliary President awareness, allowing the organization to grow and continue to serve the children and families 2011 CLAIRE MILES AWARD: that need it the most. RICHARD AND MARYAN SCHALL The Calm Auxiliary established the Claire CALM CELEBRIT Y Miles Award in tribute and memory of Claire The Auxiliary’s support AUTHORS’ LUNCHEON Miles and her dedication and commitment to allows CALM to grow 9 On March 19, 2011, the Calm Auxiliary keeping children safe in our community. This and continue to serve the produced the Silver Anniversary Celebrity annual award is an opportunity to remember Authors’ Luncheon. Sharon Bifano and her work and honor an individual or individuals children and families that Stephanie Ortale co-chaired their fi nal event who embody her spirit and dedication. This year need it the most. after 25 years together developing the the Auxiliary presented the award to Richard luncheon. Interviewed authors this year included and Maryan Schall for their outstanding Jack Canfi eld, The Success Principles: How commitment and dedication to CALM. to Get From Where You Are to Where You Want

AuXiLiArY oFFiCers MeMBers terri Fawcett Joanne Nelson Caroline Sweet HonorArY MeMBers 2010.2011 tracey Beard Barbara Flanigan Carol Newman Sissy taran Marguerite Berti Jeri Beck Carolyn Fryer eileen o’Brien Betty tegart Joanie Chackel Dale McCaskey Pam Van Blaricum Sharon Bifano Carolyn Gillio Stephanie ortale April thede President Recording Secretary Julie Freedman Bev Brier Ann Hammond Marlene Perrizo Sunny thomas edith Fulco Martha Rogers Zoe Schultz Jeanette Carpenter Charlene Heinz Blanca Presser Lynn Wells Suzanne Fairly-Green 1st Vice President Corresponding Margo Chapman Sharon Hooper Judy rattray Pegeen White terri Gough Secretary Becky Cohn Marianne kugler Adele rosen Marcia Wolfe Laura Barella Anna kokotovic Darlene Cox Nancy Lieberman Jane runyen 2nd Vice President Shirley Waxman rosemarie Marasco Phyllis Cox Louise Liscombe Meredith Scott Toni Kipp Parliamentarian eleanor Cunningham Maria McCall toni Schinnerer Natalie McFadden Treasurer Diane Dukes Doris Stitz Medved Marty Silverman Bev raber Norma Jean Shaw Calm Family of Support

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Bruce McFadden Laura Calderon Barbara Gillette Mary and rowland Hanson richard and Maryan Schall Bridget Foreman Mr. Mark Moseley Jack and Inga Canfi eld Wayne and Ariella Ginoza Hutton Parker Foundation thatcher Foundation richard and Peggy Lamb Steven and Marnie Pinsker Julie Capritto David and Samantha Goldstone Mithun Family Foundation trinity episcopal Church Justice Loreto Plaza, the De Loreto Gayle ramirez Carpinteria Valley Association Ms. Hallie A. Goodall Montecito Bank and trust Fund Family Beverly and Maxwell Sanders Cathy Cash Mariann Gordin ron and Susan Morrow Union Pacifi c Foundation Leatrice Luria Dale and Judy Seborg Mark Chait William and Linda Gordon orfalea Foundation richard Wille and Catherine Marilyn and Frank Magid Alan and Ari Slifka Margo Chapman Janny Gothro Mia riley Clark Angel and Frankie Martinez Mary Belle Snow Susan Christensen David and ruth Green Santa Barbara Foundation Carolina Montgomery Helga Sulger Mr. William Cirone Chris Grieco Ms. Jean A. Schuler PRINCIPLE SPONSORS Jeffrey and teresa Polito Mrs. Marilynn Sullivan Ashlyn Clark and Justin McCague Maureen Groves Mark and Dorothy Smith $2,000 - $4,999 riviera Insurance Services Anne towbes earl and Pati Clark Foundation robert and Dolores Hanrahan Schuette Family for Avalan Warsh-Mott Funds Fred and Linda Clough the outhwaite Foundation tom and Nancy Bollay Lawrence and Nancy Harter John and Meredith Scott Pegeen and kevin White NancyBell Coe the ove W. Jorgensen John and Shelby Bowen Mr. and Mrs. ron A. 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Mary Andrews-Dalbey the Allergan Foundation Dennis and Connie Doheny Phyllis Judis Angela Antenore the Capital Group Companies BENEFACTORS William and kathryn Dole eric and tracy kanowsky PRESIDENTS CLUB Susan Arango Charitable Foundation $500 - $999 Clelland Downs Lois kaplan $5,000 - $9,999 tina and elias Argyropoulos the Valley Foundation Gun Dukes Linda kastner ronald and Sherri Adler Danielle Auberline Crowder Anonymous ray and Sunny thomas Mr. and Mrs. robert emmons kaufman Foundation, Inc. Dr. Diane Boss and Anton Vonk taffy Balch B & B Foundation Weedn Family trust Nancyann Failing Penny kay thomas and Stephanie Calkins Jeff and Margo Barbakow City of Santa Barbara, Human West Coast Asset Management Mary Lou Falzone Maureen keane tim and Louise Casey Dr. Charish Barry and Services Funds Sheila and Jim Zimmerman elaine keenan Catalyst for thought Dr. Anthony romero Brooks and kate Firestone Deckers outdoor Corporation richard and Connie kennelly Ben Diener and Molly George terry Bartlett Michele Fitzpatrick Andy and Dolly Granatelli Joanna kerns GUARDIANS Anita Fernandez-Low ruth Beach Barbara Flanigan Gary and Susan Gulbransen - Florence king $1,000 $1,999 kathy Gallagher John and Andri Beaucomb Dianne and Donald Flanigan IN-N-oUt Foundation kate knowles Anonymous Debra Geiger and eliot Crowley Helene Beaver John and Marie Foley Ann Jackson Family Foundation Laura kuhn thomas and Denise Allyn Ms. Devon Geiger Nielsen James Bechtel Dennis and Patricia Forster La Centra-Sumerlin Foundation ronald and Janice Lance American riviera Bank Gary David Goldberg and Diana Barbara Benon John Foster evelyn Lyons Patti Lenvik Meehan Donald H. and Vera Bensen Sandy Fowler Judy Frank Calm Annual Report 2010.2011 Hattie Beresford Calm Family of Support

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Congresswoman Lois Capps tybie and Bernard kirtman Vanessa riconose Nancy tuomey Carl and karen Payatt Patty tunnicliffe Anna H. and edward G. Carrillo Stephen and Patricia Lotker richard and Barbara robbins Lisa Ann Ulrich Steven r. Penn Glenn and Claire VanBlaricum Shirley A. Chabolla Maria Marquez Sherry robin United Way of Santa Barbara Joseph and karen Peus Van Sande Structural Consultants William D. and Mona M. Chapin ted and Cynthia Martin Annette robson County Ann Peyrat David and Cesli Vierra Sara Chappell eric Martinsen Shirley roby Don and Sara Vickers Judy Pochini Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Vincent Violeta Chavez Jeffrey McCune reggie rogers Candy Waldron Jane Poythress Vit Family trust Mr. and Mrs. Burt Chortkoff Maria McCall Paul rosen William and robyn Watson Phyllis Prager Darlene Ward ray and olga Cockel Susanne Mcewen Susan rowell Shirley and kenneth Waxman Prima Worldwide Beverly Weiss Milbrey Conroy ken Mckenna Martha ruiz Harold and Louise Joann Wayne Mr. Scott Putnam Carol Wenzlaw Beatrice Cook Jeanmarie Mendesh Christine L. ryerson Sally and Don Webb William and Arlene radasky Beth and Derek Westen John and Peggy Cooley Susan and ronald Milne Alice and Sheldon Sanov Cheryll Welkowsky Debra and talmage reed Anne White Jones Denise and Stephen Crosby William and Cynthia Mobraaten Santa Barbara Axxess Nicole Wichowski Gilbert and April reyes Jacquelyn Whitman roger W. and Frances P. Davis Patricia S. Moore edward and Lisa Schatz ronald and Charlotte Williams Pierrette ricottier Mark Williams and Mary renaud Margaret Jo Dawes oswald and olive Moreno Cecilia Schneider James and Sally Wilson George and Marlene riemer Irwin and Joy Winer Sherry Dedecker Sarah Morisano thomas and toni Schultheis ronald Yoshida Cecilia rodriguez and robert James Wolfe, III Jack A. Dimock Mosher Foundation Stanley Dora and Mark Dunlap James and Marcia Wolfe De etta Nancarrow this list represents gifts made to from July 1, 2010 Ginny rohan Julie elginer Calm Nadine Zysman Andy and Yvonne Neumann through June 30, 2011. every effort is made to be accurate. Ben romo Neil and Barbara elliott Julie Newendorp Please bring any errors or omissions to the attention of our Adele rosen Guadalupe esparza Martha Nolasco Development offi ce at (805) 965-2376. thank you. CALM Adopt-A-Room

A place to heal and grow A special thank you to our caring CALM’s therapy rooms are used by hundreds of children each year. A place Adopt-A-Room supporters! to heal and grow, the rooms are filled with games, books, and therapeutic toys. Over the years, the games lose their pieces, the book spines crack and Amelia Jane, children’s boutique the toys break. Eight therapy rooms were looking for a little love, and a fresh Anonymous set of supplies. Thanks to the generous support of the community, the rooms Marva Arthurs and the children who enjoy them received a tremendous gift. B&B Foundation Anna Best Dana Carberry Ashlyn Clark D’Arcy Cornwall Cierra Ensign Martha Estrada Bridget Foreman 12 Mary & Rowland Hanson Mary Hershey Sun Ae Lee Frankie Martinez Kelly Mateo Justin McCague Moms in Motion Tracey Morris Sunrise Rotary CALM’s newly completed therapy and childcare room, kindly outfitted by the B&B Foundation Nicoa Wood Anne Yungling Sheila Zimmerman

Visit our centers and learn more about CALM! To arrange a tour, please call the Development Office at (805) 965-2376 or email [email protected].

Calm Annual Report 2010.2011 Children’s Legacy Society

Help Secure CALM’S Future.

Members of the Children’s Legacy Society have expressed their commitment to Calm through a very special and important form of fi nancial support. These donors have named CALM as the ultimate benefi ciary of a planned gift. Such gifts might include a bequest and/or charitable income gifts, such as charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, charitable remainder annuity trusts, or gifts of life insurance. Joining the Children’s Legacy Society is a lasting way to establish a profound commitment to CALM’s future.

We express sincere gratitude to the members For more information on how you of our Children’s Legacy Society. can make a planned gift to CALM, please call the Development Offi ce at (805) 965-2376. Anonymous Anna and Petar kokotovic Adele rosen tom and Nancy Bollay William Ledbetter richard and Maryan Schall Thank you for helping our children, our families Ada-Marie Bowers Allegra Lewis robert and Leah temkin and our community. Non-Profit Organization US Postage PAID Santa Barbara, CA INC. Permit #26 1236 Chapala Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101

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Antique Shows 26th Annual Celebrity Join us in 2012 January 27-29 Authors’ Luncheon March 10 May 18-20 2012 Gala at these events October 19-21 To be announced