preserving dignity 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 impactreport

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I M P A C T

Note: To protect privacy, consumer stories are not associated with the photographs featured in the report.

We believe a person’s well-being is impacted by the relationships and experiences in that person’s life. In particular, exposure to traumatic events as a child can tremendously influence quality of life and increase the chances of experiencing serious mental and physical health conditions.

In this report, you will read about the resilience of those we helped as they overcome traumatic experiences and create brighter futures. You’ll also hear from some of our donors and their commitment to the youth, young adults and families we serve. In addition, we have highlighted a few of our outcomes showing the impact we have made supporting nearly 7,000 youth, young adults, and families across Los Angeles County.

At Hathaway-Sycamores, we strive to provide high quality care by being responsive to the needs of our communities and using evidence-based practices. Together, we can continue to preserve the dignity of the youth, young adults, and families we serve so that they can live healthier, happier lives. This, we hope, will lead to safer and stronger communities. We ask for your ongoing support and partnership as we carry out this vital work.

DEAR PARTNERS AND FRIENDS,

Debra MannersPresident & CEO

Scott HodgkinsChair of the Board

I M P A C T

Without a sense of caring, there can be no sense of community.

-Anthony J. D’Angelo

D E T E R M I N A T I O N

Success means having the courage, the

determination, and the wil l to become the

person you believe you were meant to be.

-George Sheehan

I remember feeling incred-ibly lonely even when around people. I experienced flashbacks to the trauma I suffered as a child and found myself losing interest in things I was once passionate about. My parents had very little understanding of mental illness or how to help me, so I sought out services myself from Hathaway-Sycamores. My depression did not get better immediately; it persisted and things actually got worse before they got better. I was on a path of self-destructiveness, which led to a hospitalization for a suicide attempt.

However, with the help of my Hathaway-Sycamores team, I gradually learned to trust people again and I eventually found new interests and passions. Today, I run an animal rescue organization and I’m proud to say I have saved over 300 animals. I am also completing my college degree with a major in psychology. I know that I want to be of service to others – I wouldn’t be where I am today without all the people who helped me along the way.

P E R S E V E R A N C E

After 20 years of being in a physically abusive relationship, I made the difficult decision to leave my husband. Soon after, I lost my job which led to us being homeless for two years. My son, George*, was deeply affected by this experience. He was failing in high school and was hospitalized multiple times. I felt alone and struggled to help him.

Thankfully, we finally got help from Hathaway-Sycamores. It took a team effort to help George and with their support, he learned how to cope with his feelings and manage his moods. George and I have also learned healthy ways to communicate with the help of our therapist. He is now on track to graduate early from high school and has already completed almost a year of college courses.

Let perseverance be your engine

and hope be your fuel.

-H. Jackson Brown, Jr .

*Name has been changed to protect privacy.

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R E S I L I E N C E

Life doesn’t get easier or more forgiving;

we get stronger and more resi l ient.

-Steve Maraboli

R E S I L I E N C E

Before I got help, I was using drugs, struggling with anxiety, and had dropped out of school. Then, I was in a hit-and-run accident that left me with a traumatic brain injury. I felt like I had gone off the deep end. I was so angry that I became aggressive towards my family and had to be hospitalized. I was doing nothing productive; I felt depressed and hopeless about where my life was going.

I needed a lot of help to adapt to my brain injury and recover from my addiction. I was referred to Hathaway-Sycamores, where I was finally able to process my anger and learn about my anxiety and depression. I also finished high school, and am now a college student. Through my struggles, I learned that I am capable of doing a lot of things and that you can’t expect things to change for you - you have to make them happen.

Former Foster Youth Achieving Greater Self-Suff iciency

For over fifty years, the Los Altos Auxiliary has been dedicated to helping children in need. Since 1993, this inspiring group of women have specifically devoted their efforts to improving the lives of the boys at Hathaway-Sycamores’ El Nido residential campus. Their fundraising efforts have provided many upgrades to the campus over the years. Last

year, Los Altos funded a Career Development/Job Training Program and cottage bathroom makeovers. All of their projects have enhanced life at the El Nido campus, but the group does so much more. Equally important to the projects they have funded is the human connection and caring that the members of Los

Altos bring to the boys on campus. They mark birthdays and holidays with gifts and special treats for the boys. Each year the boys enjoy a Halloween Carnival, complete with game booths, treats, pumpkin decorating and prizes hosted by Los Altos. Members deliver homemade goodies and fulfill the boys’ holiday wish lists. Thanks to Los Altos, boys who don’t go home for the holiday

are treated to a special Christmas Day trip to Disneyland. The members recognize the important healing power of small acts of kindness. They know how significant it is for the boys and teens to know that someone cares. The generosity of Los Altos does make a difference!

C O M M I T M E N T

“Trying to better, in our small way, the l ives of the boys of El Nido, is the passion

of the Los Altos women. We are motivated by the smile on a grateful boy’s face,

when we know that he has not had a lot to smile about in his young l ife.”

- Michele Listo, Los Altos Co-President

Providing a Caring Environment

D E D I C A T I O N

A change is brought about because ordinary

people do extraordinary things.

-Barack Obama

There are many reasons Michael Galper is inspired to be a part of Hathaway-Sycamores including the focus on helping the under-served and often forgotten members of our community. Michael is also impressed by how the programs are executed. “I am always struck by the dedication, commitment and passion of the leadership and the tremendous staff. I am also extremely impressed with the innovative methods used to not only focus on the child but on the entire family.” He is deeply moved by hearing personal stories from the children and adults whose lives have been touched by Hathaway-Sycamores. Michael remembers Miguel and Macrina Gutierrez, the childless

couple that became a family of five literally overnight. The pair opened their home and their hearts to three siblings in desperate need of love and stability. “I will never forget meeting with them and seeing the joy those kids have brought to Miguel and Macrina and the impact they have had on the kids.” He also recalls the many success stories that have come out of the Learning Lab over the years, including scholarships to Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Brown, UCLA, Berkeley and USC. “Meeting with all of those kids and recognizing what Hathaway-Sycamores has done for them brings home to me the impact the agency has and makes me so proud to be a part of it.”

Michael GalperBoard member since 2007

Satisf ied Community Partners*

The Goal is very simple, to improve the relationship between

our community, our foster youth and our law enforcement.

-Hathaway-Sycamores Senior Vice President Joe Ford

Captain Vicki Stuckey of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and other law enforcement officers came to Hathaway-Sycamores to play basketball and enjoy some barbeque with the youth at our residential campus. We were honored to have Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich join us too.

PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT/STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESHathaway-Sycamores Child & Family Services

For the Period Ending 6/30/16

(Unaudited / Preliminary Results)

Revenue and Support

Government Contracts $ 53,288,777

Operating Contributions 648,830

Contributions Released from Restrictions 566,052

Other Revenue 19,907

Total Revenue and Support $ 54,523,566

Expenses

Program Services

Clinical & Community-Based

Mental Health Services $ 37,009,314

Psychiatry 582,763

Substance Abuse Treatment 550,693

Residential Services 5,943,463

Supportive Housing for Transition-Age Youth 2,328,533

Education Support Services 1,315,693

Foster Care Services 646,223

Learning Lab 274,820

Total Program Services $ 48,651,502

General Administrative and Support Services $ 5,600,171

Total Expenses $ 54,251,673

Change in Net Assets $ 271,893

Hathaway-Sycamores spent just 9.5% of its budget on General Administrative Services in the

second quarter of 2015-16, compared to the national

average of 12.2%.

(Alliance Benchmarking Survey)

L E G A C Y

We must each consider

what our legacy is going to be.

-Annsley Strong

Annsley Strong is the Chair and a Charter Member of Hathaway-Sycamores Legacy Society because of her commitment to caring about the quality of all family lives. “Planning a gift for me is an extension of that commitment: I choose to try to inspire and support others so they remember that it was a fundamental tenet of my life. If you believe, as I do, that the family unit is the foundational aspect of our communities, then its success is critical to the development of strong leaders,” she said.

Annsley’s roots with Hathaway-Sycamores run deep. She was first introduced to our agency as a member of the Los Altos Auxiliary. She has served on our Board of Directors for 15 years and held the position of Board Chair from 2006 to 2008. “I was well aware that our own children thrived in an intact, supportive family unit. I wanted them to understand how lucky they were and to realize that using their resources to help those who aren’t as fortunate improves lives both individually and as components of an over-arching world.” When Annsley joined Hathaway-Sycamores’ Board, one of the first things she did was bring her brood to our El Nido campus, where she and her kids spent much of the summer sharing their soccer expertise with the boys in residential care. At the Legacy Society kickoff event held earlier this year Annsley stated,

“We are providing a foundation today on which to build the next generation and those beyond. Our vision says it all: stronger families, stronger communities.”

Annsley Strong, Hathaway-Sycamores Legacy Society Chair

HATHAWAY-SYCAMORES LEGACY SOCIETY

ENSURING A BETTER FUTURE FOR CHILDREN, YOUNG ADULTS AND FAMILIES

At Hathaway-Sycamores we create opportunities

for a brighter future for the young adults and fam-

ilies-in-need that we serve. We invite you to our

conversation on planning your legacy, on how best

to give future generations positive opportunities for

a better life by including Hathaway-Sycamores in

your planned giving.

WHAT IS PLANNED GIVING?Planned giving is the transfer of assets to a

designated non-profit organization during a lifetime

or as part of an estate plan. This win-win approach

to philanthropic donations enables you to support

Hathaway-Sycamores and can provide you a tax

benefit now or in the future. This forward-thinking

approach to giving is “planned” because often these

assets are not liquid, have tax consequences and

are generally transferred via a will or other written

means. Planned giving is a powerful choice: it allows

you to give a gift that makes a statement uniquely

yours, one that is reflected not only in its benefits to

those to whom it is given, but also as a component

of how you wish to be remembered.

If you are considering joining the Legacy Society or would like to learn more, please

contact Jeffrey J. Cantania, PhD, Executive Vice Pres-

ident Development at (626) 395-7100 ext. 2519 or

[email protected].

DONOR LISTChampions - ($100,000 + )• The Carl and Roberta Deutsch

Foundation• Paulette & Henry Matson• The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation• California Community Foundation• Jessie Ball duPont Fund• Harry W. and Virginia Robinson Trust

Ambassadors - ($25,000 + )• The Capital Group Companies

Charitable Foundation• Clark H. Edwards Fund• Lisa & Bradford Freer• Thomas and Dorothy Leavey

Foundation• Los Altos Auxiliary• Steve Madison• Pasadena Community Foundation• The Sacchi Foundation• The Today Show Charitable

Foundation, Inc.• Wells Fargo Foundation• Robert Willett

Partners - ($10,000 + )• Elks of Los Angeles Foundation• Goodwin Family Memorial Trust• The Green Foundation• The Morrison & Foerster Foundation• Noor• Harlyne & Kenneth Norris Jr.• Patron Saints Foundation• Shelter Partnership, Inc.• Lon V. Smith Foundation

Founders - ($5,000 + )• Anonymous• Kathryne Beynon Foundation• Jane G. Carruthers Charitable Trust• Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund• Frazer LLP• The Georgina Fredrick Children’s

Foundation• Friends of Foster Children• Gayle & Michael R. Galper• The Gas Company• In-N-Out Burger Foundation• Penny Kirby• Harvey Knell• Las Candelas• Lucas, Horsfall, Murphy & Pindroh• Gaurav Malhotra• Members Give• National Charity League Inc. Glendale

Chapter• National Philanthropic Trust• Opus Community Foundation• Pelican Hill Resort• Cynthia & Thomas Podmajersky• Evelyn & John O. Pohlmann• Kathy & Luis Rendon• Bessie Ramírez & Luis Ruiz• Rosemary Hancock Smurr Charitable

Trust• Annsley & George Strong• Nancy & Eugene Thomas• Janet Hotchkin Tinoco & Mark Tinoco• Angela & Allen Ulibarri• Lawrence Webb• Wells Fargo Bank

Advocates - ($2,500 + )• Big Sunday• Brighton Collectibles• Ronaldo Carvalho• County of Los Angeles• CPO Commerce, LLC• Earthlink• Shelley Wood-Goldstein & Ken

Goldstein• Jay Greaves & David Sigmund• Green Hasson & Janks LLP• Elizabeth & Greg Hoxworth• Carol Kline• Renée LaBran & Malcolm Boyd• Paulette & Robert Lang• Jennifer & Doug LeBlanc• Llamas Plastics, Inc.• Debra Manners• Lolly Gallup & Simon Miles• Walter W. Mosher Jr.• Sempra Employee Giving Network• SHARE, Inc.• Pat & Michael J. Smith• Edmund Tefft• Walt Disney Company Foundation• Western Asset Management Company

Charitable Foundation

Benefactors - ($1,000 + )• John Amato• Julie Andrews• Angelus Block Co., Inc• Edward Antonini• Patt & Gary Blake• Edmund A. and Marguerite L.A. Burke

Foundation

July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016

Nothing you do for children is ever wasted.

-Garrison Keillor

Benefactors, continued

• Linda & George Butts• Brian Carlisle• Dee & Bob Conrey• Cornerstone Display Group INC• Cox Holding Company, LLC• Avery Dennison Foundation• Julie & Gary DeVercelly• John Drinker• Mitsuko & David Felton• Kelly & Steve Finney• Mitchell Galper• Gelson’s• GGE Foundation• Suzanne & Roger Goulette• Jennifer & Thomas Gowen• Rita Henderson• Carl and Henrietta Herrmann Family

Foundation• William H. Hurt Foundation• Susan & Jim Huser• Wendy & Paul Johnsen

• Kaiser Permanente• Helen & Peter Kim• Tracy King• B.J. Ledyard• Allen Lund Co. Inc.• Alicia & Edward V. Lund• Nora & Jack MacKenzie• Dorothy & Edward McCarthy• Mozilo Family Foundation• MUFG Union Bank, N.A.• Kyla & Rob Myers• The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris

Foundation• Omidyar Network• Pacific Auction Company• Pacoima Business Center, L.P.

• Paintball USA• Charles Pankow Foundation• PRP Wine International• Judy & Donald Robinson• Rotary Club of Pasadena• Jim Ryan• Linda & John Seiter• Self-Realization Fellowship Church• Dannine & Scott D. Sheridan• Bob Smith Toyota• Sony Music• Ten-Two Company• Lilia Villarreal• Carina & Stephen C. Walker• Brenton & Deborah Weirick• Marvin Zamost

Associates - ($500 + )• Anonymous• April Love Pro Makeup Agency

• June Casagrande & Edward Averi• Julie & David Battaglia• Angela & Robert Blair• Carmar Charitable Fund• Chicago Title Company• Citizens Business Bank• Ralph Dau• Scott Evans• Dru & Fred Gartside• Kathleen Gavin• Merrily & Glenn Gumpel• John Hancock• Yvonne & Kevin Heaney• Jennifer & Mark Herzer• Gary Hewson - Hewson Development

Corporation

• Stephen Hopkins• Linda Hopper• Ardella & Bill Horsfall• Hotel Monteleone• Idealab• JetBlue Airways• Jeanie & Terry Kay• Mary Pinola & Charles Kenny• Jeff Kothe• Lynne Kumra• Jamie Lang• Richardson Braune Lang• The Langham• Molly & Chad Ludwig• Dave Lundegard• Ann Macedo• Higgins Manker• Julie McCarty• Pattie & Allan McDonald• Laura & Christopher D. Myers• Netsmart Technologies, Inc.

• Tonya & Brian Nowakowski• Parsons Corporation• Evelyn Pickering• Talia Pillemer Zwick• Kristin Quinn• Rodeo Realty - Paramount Properties• Ross Stores• Judith & Richard J. Rubin• Jamie & Alain Sei• Sheridan Ebbert Development

Company• Russell L. Shute• Andi Sica• Jodi Simmons & Marc McKonic• Rary Simmons• Sojourn Cellars

Those who are happiest are those who do the most for others.-Booker T. Washington

• Jordan Sollitto• Patrick Stark• Nancy & Robert Stern• Anthony P. Tartaglia• Cheryl Taylor• The Print Spot• Waxie Sanitary Supply• Julianne & David Worrell

Affiliate - ($250 + )• A Noise Within Theatre Company• Judith & Robert Abeles• Phyllis & Robert Ambrose• Anonymous• Nancy & Robert L. Asher• Darryl Avery• Dale & Stephen Ball• Bead Relief• John Berg• Best Western Premier• Biltmore Hotel and Suites• Loretta Savery & Alex Black• Shirley & W.C. Bottger• Blair Boyle• Kenneth Brady• Maureen Brigante• Mary & Steve Brockmeyer• Caesars Entertainment - Western

Division• Patsy Carter• Central Park• The Comedy and Magic Club• Lainie Cooney• Katherine Cusato• Michael J. Delaney• Dilbeck Realtors Better Homes &

Gardens• Richard & Scott Draughon• Kathleen Drummy• Jane & Robert Ettinger• Cynthia & Paul Fillipone• Lois & Jason Frand

• Lawrence L. Frank Foundation• Richard R. Frank• Scott Freiman• J.J. Gish• Janna & Craig Gosselin• Carrie & Timothy Grochow• Macrina & Miguel Gutierrez• Lisa Hacker & Friends• David Hansen• Lisa Hansen• The Robert E. Hansen Family

Foundation• Harrah’s • Charlotte & Simon Harrison• Harvey’s Resort Hotel & Casino• Samuel J. Heinrichs• Laura Hobart• Ann & Jean Horton• Ginny Hsiao• Cindy Grant & Scott Hutchinson• Nehama Jacobs• Callie Jasques• Edward D. Johnson• Karen Keegan• Jennifer Kelly• Laugh Factory• Renee & Paul Lawryk• Kathleen & Michael LeRoy• Ashley & Nicholas Lyons• Kathy & Timothy MacDonald• Chris Marchack• Susan Jarolim & Tom Marcus• Carolyn McAnally• Gail & Ken Merchant• Susan & Brad Mohr• Diane & Jon Moldafsky• James Moore• Priscilla & Joseph F. Musso• Keely Myres• Linda Nelson & Arthur Torres• Susan & Jeffrey H. Patton• Susan & Steven Peterman

• Elizabeth & Steven J. Petit• Alexis & Robert A. Phillips• Mary Picone• Ellen & Anthony Portantino• Kelly Quinn• Kathleen & Joseph Rezzo• Cory & Robin Ritter• Marilyn & Jud O. Roberts• Daniel Rodriguez• Rosanne & Tom Rosa• Mandie S. Rush• Lee Ruttenberg• Lisa & Steve Scharre• Bethanie Schmoeller• Charles Schwab• Victoria & Brad Schwartz• Seaside Community Church• Susan & Fritz Seitz• Karen Sellergren• Steve Shaw• James Sobieski• Betty & John Stanfill• Cindy & Todd Steckbeck• Karen & James Stracka• Fusako & Bruce Thompson• Truist• The Law Offices of John Tyre• Linan & Bill Ukropina• Chris Vargas• Juan Carlos Velasquez• Vroman’s Bookstore• Clarissa & Bradford Weirick• Wells Fargo Community Support

Campaign• Gaia & Wade Winter• Susan & Stephen Wittmer• Susan & Ed Wolfman

Friends - ($100 + )• Audrey & Bryce E. Adolph• Ads Consulting Group, Inc.• Affaire de Coeur• Charleen & Arden Albee• AmazonSmile Foundation• American Express Gift Matching

Program• Mary Ellen & Bryan Andrews• Angela Armenta• Mary & Roy Ashford• Avi Resort & Casino• Liz Avila• Avirex• Christine Bae• Mary Jo Ballerinin• Betty Bamberg• Jesus Barraza• Benevity• Matthew Berkley• Amy & Mark Bernhard• Beverly Wilshire• Blair’s• The Boeing Company Employee

Individual Giving Program• Florence & Vick G. Bonessa• Robin & William Boyd• Brent’s Delicatessen & Restaurant• Betty Brill• Scott Brown• Jae & Bill Buck• Steve Buntich• Robert W. Burns III• Irietys & Roger Burrows• Tiffany Busche• Nancy & John Cabot• California Banquet Corporation• Callaway Vineyard & Winery

• Joanne & Jeff Cena• Michelle & Dan “Mac” M. Chandler III• Charles Pankow Builders, Ltd.• Rene Chiara• Michael Chious• Alex Ciubal• Lori & Tom Condon• Catherine Livadary & Benjamin Cone• Cameron Cripps• Jeffrey D’Agostino• Carol & Mark DeFond• Eugene J. Del Vecchio• Karen Delaney• Derby Wine Estates• Donna & Gary Didden• Kathleen Dillon• Discovery Science Center• Don Laughlin’s Riverside Resort Hotel

and Casino• Marcia Donald• Michele Downing• Marla & Timothy Egan• Margaret Faye• Fiel Foundation• Nancy Fitzgerald• Sharon & Daniel Flannery• Harry Ford• Gary Forecast• Gillan Frame• Dennis Funk• Nancy Gallegos• Sheila & Burt Galper• Beth Gertmenian• Meg & Don Gertmenian• David Gerwe• Paul T. Gibson• Joanne & Gary Godbold• Paula & Earl Goldstein

• Elizabeth Goodknight• Daniel Granger• Marcy Gross• Michael Hall• Susan Hanks• Rick Hannegan• Steve Harris• Hearst San Simeon State Historical

Monument• William Higgins• Ryan Hoffman• Hollywood Improvisation• Karen Hopkins• Hornblower Cruises & Events• Barbara Hoskins• Carolyn Hotchkin• Jonathan Hotchkin• Donna Houston• Clayton Hughes• Lori & Sean Hunter• The Ice House Comedy Club &

Restaurant• In-N-Out Burger• Irvine Improv• Barbara Jennings• Donna Jones• Pat & Toby Jordan• Doris & David Kading• Twinkle Kang-Stewart• Stacy & Keith Kinsel• Catherine & Michael D. Klose• Patricia & George Koide• Dorothy Korostoff• Barbara & Gene Kraus• Kroger• Anna Kumor• Thomas Lake• Wende & Robert Lee• Robert Lewis

• Michele & Michael Listo• Judi & James Loddengaard• Elizabeth Lontoc• Los Angeles County Board of

Supervisors• Martha Lyles• Janice Ann & Ian R. MacMillan• Kevin Maiberger• Dennis Mari• Marriott • Patricia A. Martin• Steven Martin• Joe Martinez• Masa of Echo Park• Matador Bowl• Lois & Phillip Matthews

• Cheryl & Donald W. Mattson• Nancy & James McCrary• Kathleen & Patrick McGinley• Trudy & Tom McKay• Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament• Jaime Mendoza• Michael’s Restaurant• Miracle Springs Resort & Spa• Lindsay & Scott C. Monroe• Ann Lynch & Robin Morhar• Margaret A. & John C. Mueller• Gale & John Musker• Barbara Myers• Cecilia Van Natter• Rebecca & John Neville• Lou Nicolaides• Ronald Nyehold• Kristen Olah• Colleen O’Rourke

• P.E.O. Chapter A H• Jonas Peters• Nancy & Alfred A. Plamann• Diane & Michael D. Poryes• Maureen & Sherman R. Railsback• Don Randi• Susan & Richard Ratliff• Madeline & Larry Reina• Joyce Ricci & Michael Donnelly• Laurie & Eric S. Rodli• Rosarito Beach Hotel & Spa• Bruce Rosenblum• Linda & George Sakellariou• Salem Lutheran Church• Yolanda Sanchez• Len Schaustal

• Susan & Kent Schmidt• Nick Segal• Tom Selinske• Pat Shanks• Greg Shrodes• Gita & Harpal Singh• John Sinnema• Denise Sinnott• Alison & Dennis Slattery• Kelly & Scott Springer• James Staes• Kim Stafford• Carol & Philip L. Stein• Penny Stetch• Taylor Stirling• Charlotte Streng• Charlene Sung• Veronica Ta• Greer Tan Swiston

• Ellie & Keith Tandler• Karla Thompson• Metitza Thomposn• Teresa Todd• Nicole & Randall Tymchak• UCLA• Ultimate Staffing Services• United Way of Greater Los Angeles• Verde Canyon Railroad• Marilyn Vincent• Richard Von Ernst• Paula Walker• Anna Marie & Robert S. Warren• Barbara & Frank Way• Meridith Webster• Jean Marie & Carl C. Wertz Jr.

• Steve White• Michael Wolff• Yahoo Inc.• Sue Yost

The purpose of life is to contribute in some way to making things better. -Robert F. Kennedy

We sincerely thank all of our generous donors for their continued support. We have made every effort to accu-rately recognize those who gave $100 or more over the past fiscal year. Please note: Donations listed include cash and in-kind gifts. We apologize for any errors or omissions which may have occurred in this report.

Live, love, laugh, leave a legacy.

-Stephen Covey

BOARD MEMBERS AND LEADERSHIP:

Governing Board

Scott Hodgkins Chair of the Board

John Amato Vice Chair of the Board

Lainie Cooney

John Drinker

Bradford Freer

Michael R. Galper

Ken Goldstein

Jay Greaves

Janet Hotchkin Tinoco

Elizabeth Hoxworth

Paulette B. Lang

Teri D. Lauenstein

Jennifer LeBlanc

David Levy

Robert Lewis

Gaurav Malhotra

Bessie Ramírez Ruiz

Annsley Strong

Allen Ulibarri

Lilia Villarreal

Advisory Board

R. Todd Doney

Jennifer Gowen

Renee LaBran

H. Randy Leach

Jack MacKenzie

Henry Matson

Stacey T. McFarlane

Scott Monroe

Robert F. Myers

Mary Pinola

Anthony Portantino

Scott D. Sheridan

Nancy R. Thomas

Lawrence Webb

Deborah Weirick

Cathy Woolway

Leadership

Debra K. Manners President & CEO

Jim Huser CFO/EVP Operations

Jeffrey J. Catania EVP Development

Steven R. Shaw EVP Human Resources

Joe Ford Senior Vice President

Jana Lord Senior Vice President

Emily McGrath Senior Vice President

210 South De Lacey Avenue, Suite 110, Pasadena, CA 91105-2074 www.hathaway-sycamores.org • (626) 395-7100

Hathaway-Sycamores is licensed by the Community Care Licensing Division of the California Department of Social Services and certified by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health.