CRIME STOPPERS OF ANNUAL REPORT 2017

i TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Letter from Rania Mankarious 2 Board Members 3 Financial Position 4 Tip Line Program 6 Safe School Institute 8 Safe Community Program 10 2017 Highlights

12 Partnerships & Collaborations Hi Friends, 14 Houston’s Heroes Awards Luncheon Regardless of the memories you made or milestones you reached in 2017, we can all agree 16 Celebrating Houston Gala that it was a year that will forever stand out. From Hurricane Harvey to the Astros winning the World Series, as a community, we endured deep lows and great highs. 18 Capital Campaign And while Houston saw many changes from January to December, so did Crime Stoppers 22 2017 Donors of Houston. After 36 years of consistent service, Crime Stoppers finally opened the doors to its firstever home, The Dave Ward Building, Crime Stoppers of Houston. This new 24 Ways to Give headquarters was met with tremendous community engagement; so much so that nearly 7,000 people entered our doors in the first year of service alone. Beyond the building, our programs grew, served and evolved with great purpose and focus.

Our Tip Line Program worked around the clock to assist law enforcement in solving serious felony crime cases like the murder of Bao and Jenny Lam, 12 aggravated bank robberies, and 51 domestic violence cases. Our Safe School Program educated students K - 12th grade to ensure they were equipped with the tools necessary to stay safe on their school campuses, at home, and on the Internet. The program grew so much that the Safe School staff doubled by the end of 2017 and the launch of a new Safe School Institute is scheduled for 2018. Our Safe Community Program maintained its position as the hub for all things public safety related and remained focused on working strategically with the community to bring cutting edge public safety information to the forefront. The work of Crime Stoppers of Houston benefits every man, woman, child and animal that calls Houston home. We are and have always been #HoustonFocused, #HoustonStrong, and #HoustonCommitted. We remain invested in keeping Houston safe, but we could never do it without your time, talents and financial support. For this, we thank you tremendously and enormously and look forward to the work we will do in 2018, once again, together. Our sincerest best wishes,

Rania Mankarious Chief Executive Officer, Crime Stoppers of Houston 1 2017 BOARD MEMBERS FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2016 & 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Hazem Ahmed, Integrity Bank (Board Courtney Zubowski Haas 2016 2017 Chair) Joe Hudson ASSETS Lindsay Aronstein, Connectivity Manson Johnson, Holman Street Cash $2,991,837 $1,590,459 Source (Secretary) Baptist Church Accrued interest and other assets 8,444 18,957 Jacquie Baly, Baly Projects Toni Lawrence 75,410 46,741 Chuck Beckman, HEB (Vice Chair) Bob Meehan Pledges receivable Bryan M. Beene, John Daugherty, Ricardo Nazario, T.O.S. Advisors, LLC Investments 1,733,631 1,999,067 Realtors Aashish Shah Cash restricted to capital projects 517,394 1,244,820 Bob Brindley, Spinnaker Financial, Inc. Jeff Stearns,R. R. Donnelley, Retired Property and equipment, net 9,437,529 9,291,011 (Treasurer) Jeff Stewart,Houston Astros George Buenik, HPD Executive Jill Talisman TOTAL ASSETS $15,633,392 $15,599,179 Assistant Chief, Retired Jeff Vaden,Bracewell LLP John Crapitto, Gordon Food Service Justin Vickrey, Allegiance Bank Melissa Davis, The Charles and Stuart Vogt, Transocean Inc. LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Melissa Davis Foundation Dave Ward Don DeGabrielle, Lewis Brisbois Yvette Webb, Frost Bank Liabilities: (Immediate Past Board Chair) Michael D. Wilson, Integrity Partners Accounts payable & accrued expenses $33,875 $11,473 Jeff Dunn,Bank of Construction payable 637,437 Sherri Glover Deferred revenue 32,979 Supplemental rewards escrow 763,779 691,991 ADVISORY BOARD Court rewards escrow 65,700 43,650 Andy Allen, United Protective Services Bill Herrington Note payable 1,927,515 4,976,763 Victor Alvarez Mark Hubenak Total liabilities 2,823,848 6,361,314 David Andrews, Net Brains Rocky Mafrige, Mafrige Interests Beth Arlington, AIG Brad Marks, I W Marks Jewelers Matt Barr, Cheniere Energy Robert Ray, Union Pacific Railroad Net assets: Ross Bartley, Derby Capital Police Dept. Unrestricted 11,019,899 2,970,962 George Brown, Jr., KTRK-TV Ch. 13, Bruce Ross, OFS Energy Fund, LLC Temporarily restricted 1,789,645 6,266,903 Retired Nancy Sims, Pierpont Communications, Jan Chafin,Jackson Walker LLP Inc. Total net assets 12,809,544 9,237,865 Kathryn Stasney Childers Charles Steadman, KPMG, LLP Sidney Evans II, Reliant, an NRG Richard Vela, Tomball ISD Company Fenner Weller, W.D. Energy Larry Hatfield,EIPS, Inc. Development, LLC TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $15,633,392 $15,599,179 Alan Helfman, River Oaks Chrysler Jeep David Wilson, MehaffyWeber Andrea Hellyer, Allied Universal Don Woo, Mission Constructors, Inc. Tom Henderson, Thomas M. Henderson PC

2 3 TIP LINE PROGRAM

The Tip Line Program continues to be a national crime 2017 SOLVED CASE HIGHLIGHTS solving system and aims to equip and motivate all citizens WOMAN ROBBED AT GUNPOINT IN HER OWN DRIVEWAY: On April to report crime. Through collaboration with more than 70 18, 2017, a woman returning home was approached by the suspect local and federal law enforcement agencies, the Tip Line has holding a gun and demanding her property as she tried to exit her proven its success in solving and preventing crime in the car. She handed over her cell phone, wallet, and all the cash on her. Greater Houston Area. Alongside law enforcement, Crime The suspect fled but the victim’s cell phone was recovered the next day. The phone contained self-recorded videos of the suspect and his Stoppers of Houston publicizes crimes and offers cash accomplice driving the vehicle. That video was shown on local news rewards to anonymous citizens who provide tips through outlets. Shortly after, Crime Stoppers received a tip identifying the the 24/7 Tip Line [713-222-TIPS]. main suspect by name. A photo was secured and the victim positively identified the suspect. 2017 IMPACT MOTORCYCLE HIT AND RUN FATALITY: On April 28, 2017, the victim 2017 Since 1980 was driving his motorcycle on Westheimer Road with his friend, Mr. Cases Solved 450 34,213 Frasco. While traveling in the opposite direction, the suspect drove Suspects Arrested 324 26,103 over the median and struck the victim head on; he then fled the scene. Tipsters Paid 311 22,408 The victim was transported to a local hospital where he died from his Paid in Rewards $326,400 $11,321,585 injuries. Mr. Frasco gave a description of the vehicle. The investigator Seized/Recovered $13,940 $196,455,491 determined the make and model of the car and found the lower half of the license plate near the scene. An anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers Type of Crime 2017 Since Inception gave an address in Richmond, Texas of the suspect. Police found the Capital Murder 5 457 damaged vehicle at the address provided with license plate damage consistent with what the officer found. The suspect confessed. Murder/manslaughter/attempted 12 631 THE LAM CASE, COUPLE ROBBED AND MURDERED IN HOME: Assaultive Offensives 69 893 In December 2017, two suspects pulled into a gated subdivision, Auto Theft/UUMV 7 1,574 crawled under the gate, and entered the Lam’s home. The Lams were ambushed 20 minutes later when they returned home from dinner. Burglary - Business or Habitation 17 2,302 Over the next few days, the suspects were seen going in and out of Robbery 47 4,396 the Lam home repeatedly. A few days later, Richard Lam drove to his parents’ home to check on them after not being able to reach them Theft 39 1,612 for two days. Richard called 911 when no one came to the door. When Narcotics 32 4,380 deputies arrived, they found the home ransacked and Bao and Jenny Lam bound and shot. A press conference was put on and by January Sex Crimes - Children 5 212 2018, a tipster called Crime Stoppers and gave critical information Sex Crimes - Adults 0 36 used by law enforcement to solve the case. Thanks to the tipster, three suspects were located and arrested. 2017 HIGHLIGHTS • Our media partners - including ABC, CBS, FOX, • A 2017 report shows that our gang fugitive billboard NBC, Telemundo, and Univision - FEATURED 350+ campaign boasts a capture rate of 81%. 230 WANTED UNSOLVED FELONY CASES. FUGITIVES HAVE BEEN CAPTURED of the 284 featured. This initiative is a collaboration with • Clear Channel Outdoor donated Tip Line focused StopHoustonGangs.org and the Texas Anti-Gang Center. BILLBOARDS THAT EARNED OVER 24 MILLION IMPRESSIONS.

4 5 SAFE SCHOOL INSTITUTE

The function of the Safe School Institute is to create a one- stop center for all aspects of school safety. The Safe School Institute keeps schools safe by creating a proactive dialogue with students, parents, school staff and law enforcement about personal and school safety and by providing students with a safe and anonymous way to report crime and potential dangers on campus. Since its inception in 1997, the Safe School Program has evolved into a FREE, year-round program that has educated over 1 million students in 30 Greater Houston Area school districts.

2017 IMPACT 2017 Since 1997 Students Reached 40,335 1,040,579 Campus Cases Solved 15 1,900 Campus Rewards Paid $3,850 $271,680 Seized drugs from schools $278 $16,773 Weapons Removed 5 280 Safe School Presentations 539

2017 HIGHLIGHTS

• Formed the SAFE SCHOOL PARTNER COUNCIL, • Formed a SEXUAL MISCONDUCT PRESENTATION a collaboration of school administrators, counselors, for students. school-based law enforcement and community partners to brainstorm ideas, gain clarification on laws and best • Hosted a successful SCHOOL SAFETY SUMMIT, an practices and better serve and protect students of the annual day-long event for school administrators and school- Greater Houtson Area. based law enforcement to discuss pertinent school safety topics. TEC (Texas Education Code) and TCOLE (Texas • DOUBLED OUR TEAM in size. Commission on Law Enforcement) is available. • Started VIDEOCONFERENCING monthly from our • Selected by Texas Crime Stoppers to host the 23rd Annual building to reach students across the state of Texas. TEXAS CAMPUS CONFERENCE in February of 2018. Students, school administrators, and school-based • Created new SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENTATIONS law enforcement convene for a three-day conference to for parents titled “Parent’s Guide to Social Media” and for discuss school safety and how to make their respective school staff titled “Social Media and Its Impact on Mental Crime Stoppers programs more effective. Health”

6 7 SAFE COMMUNITY PROGRAM

The function of the Safe Community Program is to identify crime affecting the Greater Houston Area and take profound steps to prevent crime before it occurs through citizen empowerment and education; initiatives include human trafficking, child abuse, elder abuse, financial crimes, animal cruelty and more. Since its inception in 2013, the Safe Community Program has educated citizens from the Greater Houston Area through in-person presentations, trainings, community events, and written material. 2017 Impact - 144 community outreach events, meetings, and presentations - 468,810 participants reached via community outreach - 6,200,000+ potential reach via social media and marketing outreach 2017 Highlights • Formed the HARRIS COUNTY ANIMAL CRUELTY TASKFORCE (HCACTF), a proactive and streamlined approach to investigating animal cruelty.

• Commenced the COMMUNITY-BASED COUNTER- TERRORISM PROGRAM in partnership with former FBI Special Agent and national security expert James Conway. The three-stage model - prevention, detection, and intervention - will fully launch in 2018.

• Hosted our first twoSELF DEFENSE WORKSHOPS on June 24th, and October 7th in partnership with Psycombat.

• Wrote 44 editorial pieces for The Buzz Magazine titled “SUNDAY MORNINGS WITH RANIA”. On average, readers spent 10 minutes reading the weekly editorial written by Crime Stoppers CEO Rania Mankarious. 8 9 In 2017... $326,000 450 PAID IN REWARDS TOTAL CASES SOLVED 5 WEAPONS 309 REMOVED FROM SCHOOLS FELONY FUGITIVES ARRESTED

12 BANK 110 ROBBERIES SOLVED ROBBERIES SOLVED

51 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 17 MURDERS SOLVED CASES SOLVED 6,280,000 PEOPLE REACHED BY THE 40,335 SAFE COMMUNITY PROGRAM STUDENTS EDUCATED

Houston’s top10 non-profit that keeps you safe11 every day. PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS

National Center of Missing and Exploited Metro Police Department LA Talk Radio PROGRAMS Children Adore Houston Office of Attorney General Lights Camera Action, Houston Society News Nehemiah Center, Inc. Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse (AVDA) Pasadena Police Department Local Houston Magazine PsyCombat Air Alliance Houston Police and Clergy Alliance Majic 102.1 Region IV Education Service Center Amazing Place Stafford Police Department Mega 101.1 School Behavioral Health Initiative Association for the Advancement of Mexican StopHoustonGangs.org Mix 96.5 Americans Southwest Management District The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms Modern Luxury Houston Barbara Bush Literacy Foundation Texas Center for the Missing and Explosives Mundo Hispanico Barrio Dogs Texas Heritage for Living US Marshals Service Neal & Libby Podcast Bike Houston Texas Safe School Safety Center News 88.7 - Houston Public Media Boys and Girls Club of Greater Houston The Children’s Assessment Center MEDIA Nightline ABC Center for Safe and Secure Schools The Missouri City Chapter of the Links, Inc. 104.1 KRBE PaperCity Magazine Coalition of Substance Abuse Prevention The Motherhood Center 104.1 KRBE – The Roula and Ryan Morning Prime Living Magazine Show Community in Schools The NFL Players Association Swoon Media Absolutely Memorial Magazine Community Youth Services The Thread Alliance Telemundo Houston Amazing 102.5 Congressman Ted Poe’s Congressional United Against Human Trafficking Texas Heritage for Living Boom 92 Human Trafficking Council Unity for a Solution The Buzz Magazines CBS Sports Radio 650 Ellevate Network The Today Show Clear Channel Outdoor Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council LAW ENFORCEMENT Univision - Latino Mix 104.9 Comcast – Houston Region Girls Empowerment Network Baytown Police Department Voice of Asia CultureMap Houston Greater Houston Loss Prevention Alliance Bellaire Police Department Working Mother CW 39 – Newsfix Greater Northside Management District City of Houston Public Safety Advisory Yellow Cab Harris County Domestic Violence Committee Dateline NBC Coordinating Council Department of Public Safety Eyes on Houston Harris County Independent School Districts FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation Good Morning America Harris County Juvenile Justice Alternative Friendswood Police Department Greensheet Education Program Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force H Texas Magazine Harris County School Behavioral Health HOT 95.7 Initiative Harris County Commissioner’s Court Houston Business Journal Houston Apartment Association Harris County Constable Pct. 1 Houston Chronicle Houston Area Council on Human Trafficking Harris County Constable Pct. 2 Houston Community Newspapers Houston Area Independent School Harris County Constable Pct. 3 Counselors Organization Harris County Constable Pct. 4 Houston Family Magazine Houston Health Department-Youth Justice Harris County Constable Pct. 5 Council Harris County Constable Pct. 6 Houston Real Estate Radio Houston Homeowner Associations Harris County Constable Pct. 7 Houston Style Magazine Houston Humane Society Harris County Constable Pct. 8 Houstonia Magazine Houston-Metro Internet Crimes Against Harris County District Attorney’s Office HTV Houston Children Task Force Harris County District Criminal Courts Justice Network Houston PetSet Harris County Independent School District KHOU 11 - CBS Houston SPCA Police Departments KHOU 11 - Great Day Houston Houston Youth Advisory Committee Harris County Sheriff’s Office KJOZ 880am Humble ISD Education Foundation Hedwig Village Police Department KPRC 2 - Houston Newsmakers K911 Rescue Houston Fire Department KPRC 2 - NBC LINK Houston Houston Police Department KRIV 26 - FOX Love 146 Houston Police Department - Youth Police KTMD 47 - Telemundo Memorial Park Conservancy, Inc. Advisory Council KTRK 13 - ABC Mental Health America Katy ISD Police Department KUHF Midtown Management District La Porte Police Department KXLN 45 – Univision Mothers Against Drunk Driving Memorial Villages Police Department 12 1313 HOUSTON’S HEROES AWARDS

2017 LUNCHEON On April 19th, Crime Stoppers of Houston welcomed over 500 guests to its annual Houston’s Heroes Awards Luncheon at the Royal Sonesta Hotel. Our generous supporters helped us to raise over $135,000 to fund our crime prevention services.

Jacquie Baly, President and CEO of BalyProjects and FOX26 Political Analyst, was emcee over the event which included opening remarks from Crime Stoppers Chief Executive OfficerRania Mankarious, and keynote speaker James Conway, former FBI Special Agent and national security expert, who spoke about terrorism globally as well as specific risks in Houston and the value of community policing.

The following individuals and corporate partners were recognized as the 2017 Houston’s Heroes: • The Johnny Klevenhagen Award: Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 •The Leon Goldstein Award: Brenda Stardig, City of Houston Council Member, District A •The Leiv Platou Award: Steve Mach, Chairman of the Texas Public Safety Commission •The Corporate Partnership Award: Merriman Holt Powell Architects •The Corporate Partnership Award: Mission Constructors, Inc. •The Safe School Award: Constance White 14 15 2017 CELEBRATING HOUSTON ANNUAL GALA

On October 24th, Crime Stoppers of Houston celebrated our city after Hurricane Harvey at the Hyatt Regency Houston. More than 450 guests gathered for the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year, where we raised more than $308,000 for crime prevention programs.

Dave Ward joined emcee Dominique Sachse, KPRC news anchor, to lead the evening’s program. Keynote speaker was ABC International Correspondent Bob Woodruffwho shared his story of recovery after being hit by an IED while on assignment in Iraq. Guest speaker was Alissa Parker, mom of Emilie Parker, one of the 20 first grade children killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. She shared memories of Emilie and what happened on the day of the shooting. She encouraged guests to join her and Crime Stoppers to continue to work together on making sure our schools are as safe as possible.

16 17 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Phase 1 - Stop Crime Today and Prevent Crime Tomorrow

$1,000,000 + Harris County Sheriff’s Office

$250,000 - $499,999 Houston Endowment Inc.

$100,000 - $249,999 Fondren Foundation The Cullen Foundation

$25,000 - $99,999 Marathon Oil Corporation The George Foundation On January 27th, 2017, we opened the doors to the first-ever Crime Albert & Ethel Herzstein Charitable Vivian L. Smith Foundation Stoppers headquarters anywhere in the world - The Dave Ward Building, Foundation Capital One Crime Stoppers of Houston. Strake Foundation The Hamill Foundation The Brown Foundation Our new home in Midtown has brought the community together in a united space to discuss public safety and how we can make Houston $10,000 - $24,999 a safer and stronger city. As we grow relationships with all sectors Amegy Bank Ricardo Nazario of Houston – social services, education, medical, government, law Kathryn Stasney Childers Doug Pitcock enforcement, faith-based, non-profit, philanthropic – and in every George and Mary Josephine Securitas Security Services neighborhood, we look forward to working together to empower all Hamman Foundation Fenner R. Weller, Jr. of Houston’s citizens to further prevent and reduce crime through John M. O’Quinn Foundation Michael D. Wilson educational programming and intervention. In our first year of opening, H-E-B we welcomed nearly 7,000 citizens into our doors. Up to $9,999 The facility houses a community center where citizens, non-profits, students and faculty, law enforcement agencies and community partners Hazem Ahmed Bill Herrington Safeway Inc. Ric Badger Jack In The Box Betti F. Saunders convene for educational purposes; a for controlled victim’s family room Matt Barr Sid S. Jarnagin Jack Serpas media interviews and law enforcement case meetings; a state-of-the-art Ross Bartley Manson Johnson Zafar Tahir press conference room; expanded program offices that deliver direct John Boettiger, Jr. William E. King The Lewis and Joan crime prevention services to the community; and a greatly expanded Law Bob Brindley Marilyn & Scott Ladin Lowenstein Foundation Enforcement Detail Office to house our Tip Line Program. Hilcorp Energy Company Toni Lawrence Ann Travis StarTex Title Company Larry Lipton Jennifer Vitera & Carol Vance James Dal Pat Marshall Eugene Vaughan Ron Mafrige Enterprise Oscar Martinez Waste Management The Robert & Janice George Paruch Douglas E. Waters McNair Foundation Chester Pitts Darrell Whitley W. D. Haden, II Jack Rizzo Jim P. Wise Shadow Herman Bruce Ross 18 19 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Phase 2 - We Are All Crime Stoppers $1,000,000 + Anonymous Anonymous $500,000 - $999,999 Anonymous The Charles and Melissa Davis Foundation The Fondren Foundation Harris County Sheriff’s Office $250,000 - $499,999 CenterPoint Energy The Hamill Foundation The Cullen Foundation Harris County District Attorney’s Office The City of Houston $100,000 - $249,999 The Astros Foundation Tilman and Paige Fertitta Albert and Ethel Herzstein Charitable The Robert and Janice McNair Foundation Foundation Becker Family Foundation/ Markowitz Edna Meyer-Nelson Up to $9,999 Family John and Bobbie Nau/ Silver Eagle Hazem Ahmed Jeff Dunn OFS Energy Fund - Bruce Mach Industrial Group, LP Distributors AlliedBarton Security Sidney Evans II and Ross & Jerad McMayon The Brown Foundation, Inc. Strake Foundation Services Sheryl Evans Kirk and Sherye O’Neal Dan L Duncan Foundation Sheridan and John Eddie Williams Victor C. Alvarez Galveston Islamic Society Louis Pelz The Elkins Foundation Beth Arlington Gary and Debbie Gibson Chester Pitts Lindsay and Scott Gordon Food Service Robert B. Ray Aronstein Courtney and Eric Haas Dr. Tom and Carol Sawyer $25,000 - $99,999 Jacquie Baly Andrea Hellyer Aashish Shah Alan Helfman Mission Constructors, Inc. Ross Bartley William Herrington Nancy Sims The Trini & O.C. Mendenhall Foundation Oak Farms Dairy Bearden Foundation Stuart Hudson Charles Steadman MD Anderson Foundation Phillips66 Chuck Beckman Rev. Manson Johnson Jeff Stearns Midtown Redevelopment Authority Russel M. and Julia A. Frankel Bryan Beene Alan Krenek Charlie and Jill Talisman Daniel Boulud /The Dinex Toni Lawrence and Family Group, LLC $10,000 - $24,999 The Loyd Charitable Jeff Vaden Robert and Valerie Foundation William D. and Deborah D. Anonymous Hildebrand Fund Brindley Jackson Walker L.L.P. Walker Merrell Athon Allison and Stephen Lewis Janet Douvas Chafin Rania and Ramy James and Yvette Webb Ric Badger Ricardo L. Nazario Kathryn Stasney Childers Mankarious Fenner Weller The Glover Family City of Houston – Houston Police Nichole Christoph Beth L. McWilliams Darrell Whitley Department George and Mary Josephine Hamman Cathy and John Crapitto Bob Meehan David V. Wilson Foundation Jason and Joyce Yoo Don J. DeGabrielle Nikoletta Miller Sherri and Brittany Zucker The Higginbotham Community Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Paige Cokinos *donors as of April 15, 2018 20 21 2017 DONORS $1,000,000+ $5,000 - $9,999 Houston Police Department* Susan and Fayez Sarofim Joyce and Jason Yoo Allegiance Bank / Justin Vickery Nancy and Don Woo Anonymous Allied Universal / Andrea Hellyer Portfolio Resident Services / Inter-Faith Bank of Texas / Jeff Dunn Texas BJ and Joe Hudson PRIME Living Magazine * $50,000 - $999,999 Buffalo Specialties * Reliant, an NRG Company / Sidney Evans II CenterPoint Energy Sherri Glover CST Brands, Inc. Sonnie Schepps Robinson Foundation Aramco Deborah and William Walker Target Harris County Commissioners Court Faust Distributing Company The Buzz Magazines * Harris County Court Donations Frost Bank / Yvette Webb The Events Company * Houston PetSet The Lewis and Joan Lowenstein Foundation Harris County Sheriff’s Office * Integrity Bank / Hazem Ahmed The Robert & Janice McNair Foundation Pasadena Police Department * Integrity Partners Trisha McGaw Union Pacific Foundation / Robert Ray Renee and Alan Helfman * John Daugherty Realtors John P. McGovern Foundation Whataburger The Gillson Longenbaugh Foundation $1,000 - $4,999 $25,000 - $49,999 Elva and Truett Akin Edna Meyer-Nelson Lindler Family Fund Aaron Saenz Elizabeth Clampitt Lynette and Michael Kuznar Amerapex Corporation Adam Pisani Ellen and Paige Cokinos Maha and Omar Khan Allison M. Brandt Enterprise Holdings Maria and Chris Pappas H-E-B / Chuck Beckman Foundation Foundation Melissa and Charles Davis Alvin and Lucy Owsley G. E. Powell Michael D. Wilson H-E-B Tournament of Champions Charitable Trust Foundation Gail G. Stalarow National Domestic Violence Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo American Endowment Galveston Islamic Society Hotline Foundation Gary Becker Food Markets Phillips 66 Andy Allen Gerald Smith Regina Rogers Barbara Geller The Wayne Duddlesten Foundation Gina and Devinder Bhatia Ricardo Nazario Barnett Gershen Vivian L. Smith Foundation Gloria and Marvin Fishman Robert J. (Bob) Meehan II Becky Barclay Prewitt Gretchen and John Wright Robert S. Parsley Brian Spack Houston Apartment Rusty Hardin & Associates, $10,000 - $24,999 Bryan M. Beene Association LLP Bud Light / Silver Eagle Houston First Corporation Sabria and Kevin Lewis Distributors Independent Bank Sheila Aron Albert & Ethel Herzstein Margaret and Ben Morris Carla and Johnny Baker Jackson Walker L.L.P. Stuart Vogt Charitable Foundation Michelle and Mike Heinz Charles M. (Mack) Neff, Jr. Jacqueline Baly The Barbara and Barry Capital One / Bill Herrington Paula Goldstein Charles Steadman James L. Kelly Lewis Family Fund Constable Alan Rosen Janet Chafin Tommy Kuranoff Clear Channel Outdoor * Schlitzberger Stone Design, Inc. * Constance White Jason Eversole Toni Lawrence Cruise Industry Charitable Spindletop Charities Council Member Brenda Jeff Aronoff Tony Najjar / Xocolla, LLC * Stardig Foundation Jeff Vaden Towery & Associates Sprint Spectrum LP Courtney and Eric Haas Kenneth and Carla Lewis Valero Energy Foundation George and Mary Josephine Strake Foundation Creative Planning KICKSTART KIDS Vernon and Marcia Sevier, Hamman Foundation Dave Wood and Jan Jr. The Becker Family Foundation / KROGER * Harris County Sheriff’s Office Bartholomew Villa Serena Communities Markowitz Family David Engler La Porte Police Officers Foundation Association Voice of Asia* The George Foundation David Strickland Hyatt Regency Houston * LCA Houston International Wells Fargo The Vintage Contessa/Times Past * Disney Worldwide Services, Society News* Whataburger* Inc. Jill and Charles Talisman Verizon Legacy Community Health Donae Cangelosi Services Lawrence I. Levy Washington Speakers Bureau * Chramosta Lindsay and Scott Aronstein Wells Fargo Foundation *denotes an in-kind donor * donors as of December 31, 2017 22 23 WAYS TO GIVE

Because of the generous support (both financial and time-giving) by individuals, corporations, and foundations, we are Houston’s leading public safety 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. Join us in ensuring a safe and prosperous future for our city.

INDIVIDUAL GIVING CAPITAL CAMPAIGN When you donate to Crime Gifts to the capital campaign Stoppers of Houston, you will allow us to finish paying off help power crime-solving and The Dave Ward Crime Stoppers crime-prevention programs that of Houston building that serves help keep Houstonians safe, as a mission-driven monument empowered, and educated. to crime prevention as well as Support our mission by making a secury hub for centralized a tax-deductible gift. operations, volunteers, victims, law enforcement and media. CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP When businesses, customers, ANNUAL AWARDS and employees are victims LUNCHEON of crime, there is a chilling The Houston’s Heroes Awards effect on commerce and Luncheon proceeds go directly economic growth. By becoming to our crime-prevention services. a corporate partner, your We celebrate individuals and company has the opportunity organizations who have given to take a public stance exemplary service to make against crime in our city. Houston a safer place to live, Sponsorship opportunities work, learn, and play. Contact us include tax-deductible gifts, to learn more about our events in-kind donations, and event and the ways you can support sponsorships, among others. them. BECOME A SAFETY ANNUAL GALA ADVOCATE The Annual Crime Stoppers By becoming a Safety Advocate, of Houston Gala is the largest you are taking an active stand fundraising event of the year. against crime and supporting the Each October, we celebrate the safety of everyone who calls the ongoing efforts of the Crime Houston area home. Depending Stoppers team and all of our on Advocates’ chosen giving partners who contribute to level, Safety Advocates will the crime-solving and crime- receive a number of Crime prevention efforts to further our Stoppers metal signs to be mission. Contact us to learn displayed as desired. more about our events and the ways you can support them. Crime Stoppers of Houston P.O. Box 541654 Houston, TX 77254 (713) 521-4600 www.crime-stoppers.org

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