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S U P P L E M E N TA L E D I T I O N

T H E A F G O U T R E AC H P R O G R A M :

Helps teens and women engaging in high-risk activities understand the risks and transition to safe choices and healthy lives.

• Last year, AFG provided 893 hours of street outreach to girls and women resulting in 2,310 total contacts. During these contacts, referrals were given out to homeless shelters (including AFG), substance addiction treatment programs, and other AFG services for further support.

• Last year, 78% (41 out of 53) of the young women in AFG’s Peer Education Program reduced their risk behaviors, including drug use, gang involvement, school issues, running away, and pregnancy.

• Our Resource Center responded to 1,835 crisis phone calls. During these calls, individuals were connected to services at AFG, or they were referred to additional homeless shelters, after-school programs, and health care services.

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PROGR A M H IGH L IGH TS2013 - 2014

T H E A F G S H E LT E R :

Provides safe shelter and counseling to residents and helps them acquire the skills they need to lead independent, productive and fulfilling lives.

• AFG sheltered 107 homeless young women and their children.

• 7,816 nights of care were provided to homeless young women and children.

• 75% of Shelter participants who were old enough to graduate from high school not only graduated, but are pursuing higher education.

T H E A F G P R E V E N T I O N P R O G R A M :

Works with girls ages 4-21, who are at risk of teen pregnancy, gang involvement, abusing drugs or alcohol and school truancy, to provide safe after-school activities and workshops aimed at developing positive self-esteem and bright futures.

• For the 14th year in a row, 100% of the young women who were graduation age graduated from high school. This year, 100% of those graduates also went on to college.

• 99% (84 out of 85) of participants ages 10-21 participating in after-school workshops refrained from participating in a gang.

• 96% (82 out of 85) of participants ages 10-21 participating in after-school workshops remained drug-free.

T H I S Y E A R

STAT E M E N T OF FI NA NC I A L POSI T IONA S O F S E P T E M B E R 3 0 , 2014

A S S E T S

Current Assets: Cash and cash equivalents $73,023 Grants receivable (no allowance considered necessary) $584,480 Pledges receivable—current portion (net of allowance of $31,811) $298,619 Prepaid Expenses $44,397Total Current Assets $1,000,519

Other Assets:Investments held in endowment and designated funds $921,562 Pledges receivable (net of current portion) (net of discount of $479) $4,821 Fixed assets (net of accumulated depreciation) $2,772,663Total Other Assets $3,699,046

T O TA L A S S E T S $4,699,565

L I A B I L I T I E S A N D N E T A S S E T S

Current Liabilities: Accounts payable $77,977 Accrued payroll and related liabilities $58,664 Accrued compensated absences $103,512Total Liabilities $240,153

N E T A S S E T S

Unrestricted: Invested in capital assets, net of related liabilities $2,772,663 Designated $737,370 Undesignated $220,545 Total Unrestricted Net Assets $3,730,578Temporarily restricted $728,834Total Net Assets $4,459,412Total Liabilities and Net Assets $4,699,565

STAT E M E N T OF ACT I V I T I ESF O R T H E Y E A R E N D E D S E P T E M B E R 3 0 , 2014

C H A N G E S I N U N R E S T R I C T E D N E T A S S E T S

Revenue and Gains: Donated goods $89,924 Contributions $381,382 Grants $2,259,886 Special events (net of direct expenses of $109,708) $337,014 Investment and other income $5,467 Net realized and unrealized gain on investments $18,918 Total Unrestricted Revenue and Gains $3,092,591 Net Assets Released from restrictions $1,012,915

T O TA L U N R E S T R I C T E D R E V E N U E , G A I N S $4,105,506

A N D O T H E R S U P P O R T

Expenses:Program Services: Transition to Independent Living Program $1,617,486 Southwest Detroit Prevention Program $828,331 Outreach and Education Program $934,933 Total Program Services $3,380,750

Supporting Services: Management and General $279,293 Marketing and Development $323,575 Total Supporting Services $602,868

T O TA L E X P E N S E S $3,983,618

Net Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets $121,888

Changes in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets:

Contributions $953,443 Net assets released from restrictions ($1,012,915) Net Decrease in temporarily ($59,472) restricted net assets Net Increase in Net Assets $62,416 Net Assets, Beginning of Year $4,396,996Net Assets, End of Year $4,459,412

H O N O R R O L L For gifts received from 10/1/2013-9/30/2014

$25,000+City of Detroit Community Development Block Grant and Neighborhood Opportunity FundU. S. Department of LaborGeneral Motors FoundationU.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesU.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentInstitute For Population HealthThe Jewish FundLenore Strobel TrustMcGregor FundMichigan Department of Community HealthJim B. and Ann NicholsonU.S. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency PreventionU.S. Department of JusticeAndra RushThe Supporting Opportunity FoundationUnited Way for Southeastern MichiganVerizon HopeLineWayne County Department of Children and Family Services

$15,000-$24,999Bank of America Charitable FoundationDeRoy Testamentary FoundationDTE Energy FoundationFord Motor Company FundPerri Family FoundationPeter and Dorothy Solomon FoundationStewart and Bruss PCThe Suburban CollectionFord Foundation

$10,000-$14,999AVL Michigan Holding CorporationBorn and Raised Detroit FoundationFlagstar BankCarole IlitchThe Jim Gilmore, Jr. FoundationThe Kresge FoundationLear CorporationPVS Chemicals, Inc. Shirley K. Schlafer FoundationSkillman Foundation The Elizabeth, Allan & Warren Shelden Foundation

$5,000-$9,999Albert & Doris Pitt FoundationAlly FinancialBP Products of North American Inc.Comerica Charitable FoundationCommunity Foundation for Southeast MIDakkota Integrated Systems, LLCDriving for America, LLCFord Motor CompanyGrosse Pointe Memorial ChurchAgnes and Dennis HagertyHard Rock Cafe International (STP) IncTorii and Katrina HunterMark MalinDonald ManvelJanet McAuliffeBrian McDonellMercedes-Benz Financial ServicesPrimeStaff LLCDavid and Jean RedfieldSoutheastern Michigan Combined Federal Giving CampaignStaub FinancialJames Scott TaylorTI AutomotiveWomen Lawyers Assoc. of MIZonta Detroit II

$2,500-$4,999AAUW Grosse Pointe BranchDavid AgiusAnonymousRobert and Cathy AnthonyScott and Lesley AttonAlexandra CattelanCHE Trinity HealthChrist Church Grosse PointeLois P. CohnComerica BankDetroit Industrial SchoolDollar General Literacy FoundationEileen FisherCorporate F.A.C.T.SFirst United Methodist ChurchBradley GaytonHealth Alliance PlanHenry Ford Health SystemIlitch CharitiesJCD AdvisorsMary L. KramerGregory Gamalski and Lori LutzMerck Partnership For GivingMGM Grand DetroitNOiR University of Michigan Student GroupNagesh PalakurthiBill and Jane PettibonePhyllis and Dan RiinaPamela RodgersRodgers ChevroletAngela RyanRosemary SarriSoutheastern Michigan Health Association Community Health & Social ServicesSt. John Providence Health System

$2,500-$4,999 (continued) The Village Club FoundationTowers Watson CorporationSammye E. Van DiverVillage Community Credit UnionBarbara Whittaker

$1,000-$2,499Larry AlexanderAsk Dr. Nandi CharitiesJohn and Catherine BerbigliaSusan BermanBroadsword Solutions CorporationMichael and Susan BurskeyC.H. Robinson WorldwideCB Richard Ellis Inc. FoundationElizabeth Cheslock and Richard A. CrugerChrist Church CranbrookJoan ClelandJoseph DillonAngella DurkinEpitec, Inc.First Presbyterian Church of DearbornGeorge Johnson & CompanyJames J. and Tracey GoddeerisEdward and Justine GoodTerry and Michelle GuitarKarl and Margo HannumEstate of Helga HerzAnn and Brent HollenbeckTricia HunekeJohn JacobsJames and Lynelle Holden FundJapan Business Society of Detroit FoundationMary G. JolliffeJennifer JonesElisabeth KnibbeLocal 600 UAWMaddalena DesignMasco Corporation FoundationRichard McGinityElizabeth M. Misco and Thomas NeumannMolina Healthcare, IncNational Council of Negro Women, Inc.UAW - Ford National Programs CenterJane OwenLisa PayneLynn PerenicErica Peresman and David JaffeSharon Kennedy PinkBarbara QuiltyRobert and Susan RahaimMargaret A. RosenthalVivek and Amy SankaranTimothy SeibertNick and Mary SeraphinoffShiloh IndustriesSigmund & Sophie Rohlik FoundationSt. James Episcopal Church - BirminghamRonald and Maria SzymanskiTamer FoundationThe Atlantic Philanthropies Director/ Employee Designated Gift FundJames TraskThomas and Laura TrudeauJae Vitale PlaweckiWanda and Bill WheelerNina F. Williams

$500-$999123.netA.M.E.Z. Detroit District Ministerial AllianceAlKhor Girls CenterAnonymousBarbara L. ArrigoAmy BachelderRichard and Peggy J. BeadleBeth BealJames and Julia Louis-BenaglioJennifer BenedictScott and Sara BernsteinAmy Bromsen and Bill ParkerLori BrownLori BrunellAdrienne BryantCaratCausecastJennifer CellariusRabbi Adam and Alison ChalomAllen Cholger and Maureen SheahanSusan M. CischkeTimothy CouillardDearborn Engine PlantLois R. DebackerGarlen DeckerDetroit River Belles Ladies Vintage Base Ball ClubJann DevereuxTed and Andrea DeweyDiamond Wire Spring CompanyLinda and Craig DillonJohn E. Gryniewicz and Sophie M. DobrianskyAli El-HajJoanne FaycurryJanet FindlaterBeth Goldstein and Raphael FinkelFirst Presbyterian Church of FarmingtonMary M. Fisher and Mr. Michael McGeeLinda Forte and Mr. Tyrone H. DavenportThe Frank and Ethel Bresto Family FoundationEdna M. FreierCharles and Laura GardnerLinda Garrison

$500-$999 (continued) David Finkel and Amanda GoodThomas and Marcia GoodJudy A. GrunerJean GustBarbara HayesThomas HendersonSisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of MaryIndependent Medical Billers, Inc. Jenesys Group LLCNorthville Council of the Knights of ColumbusDavid KnillKroger Community RewardsJohn and Laura LazetSteven and Joanne LeggatMichael LomonacoRenee and James LozierMahima MahadevanEugene and Lois MillerAndrew MorseMandi and Martin MurrayNational Safe Place, Inc.Nextep Systems, INCChristine PaceBob PettapiecePfizer Foundation Matching Gift Pgrm.John PolizziDonald and Patricia RennieDonna and Gregory RidellaSteven RigaVictoria RobertsHoward RosenLinda RossSteven and Linda RossJohn Ross and Lisa MartinSchena Roofing and Sheet Metal Co., Inc.Don A. SchiemannDavid SchonPaul SchwarzbaumSherlock Investigations, Inc.Kim and Victoria SiegfriedDenita Banks-Sims and Robert Glenn SimsRobin SpiveySt. Andrew Catholic ChurchUnited Methodist Women St. Paul's United Methodist ChurchJ. Clark StandishJoanne StartSusan SteigerwaltThe Producers Choice LLCThe Roeper SchoolTrinity Episcopal ChurchUAW Local 387Marianne Udow-PhillipsUnion Sorters of AmericaUnited Way of Greater MilwaukeeMargaret Van MeterCharlotte WalkerBruce and Rita WeaverPatricia A. Wren and Melissa J. Smiley

$250-$499AARP Chapter #2168AAUW- -Dearborn BranchAnonymousDawn E. AtkinsStephen BabsonSuzanne BattersbyDawn BeattyLigia BernardoJohn and Joy BisaroRoselyn BlanckTerese E. BlaskStephen BolerjackMelvin and Audrey BornsteinJoann F. BrooksKimberly BryczJennifer BurkeSusan BurrowsRae ByeTracey CallahanPhilip and Carol CampbellJohn CanzanoD'Anne and Charles CarpenterCharity MotorsCo-Op Services Credit UnionMelonie ColaianneJanice ColeRay CorbinJames CotelingamCourageous Inc.Michelle CrockettJulia D. DarlowElena and Nicholas DelbancoSonya DelleyRob and Cathy DeniousNida Donar and Edwin A. RoweRochelle Dorn-HayesRonda E. FareFirst Presbyterian Church of DearbornTerry and Linda FiscusTimothy and Amy FoleyMaureen FrancisFranklin Title Agency, LLCAnne Gahagan and Rick DennisJerome and Kay GanzelSteve and Mary Kay GlazekGongos ResearchJordan GoodKenneth and Mary GrunowElle GuastellaMary Ellen and Harold GurewitzLakshmi HalasyamaniChristopher and Corie Hall

$250-$499 (continued) Jacqueline Hall -KeithPatricia and Tom HardyJoya HarrisJoyce Hayes GilesPaul HeneksFrits Hoendervanger and Susan BurnsCarol Hollenshead and Bruce J. WilsonLeslie Hosey and Ron D. RobinsonClarita and Ron HughesInternational Union UAW Local 1700Wendy Lewis JacksonJacqueline JamesJefferson Avenue Presbyterian ChurchJSP FoundationKatie Couric ShowSusan A. KellyTom and Michele KendziorCassandra KesslerRhea KishJerome KleinhenzJean and Arnold KlugeMichael L. KosmalaThomas and Lindyce KulikEric and Monica LabeTrish LeungMarion LewisMetro Detroit Listen To Your MotherSusan LivingstonChristine LordWilliam and Geraldine LovejoyMarie LowryMary LoyerSandra LoyerMichelle LundJohn LynchShirley MaddalenaSanganur MahadevanJack and Cathy MarshallTeri MartinezTamika MayesMark McCauleyMicrosoft Corporation Matching Gifts ProgramMarkeisha MinerPaul T. and Merle B. MooneyChristine MooreElizabeth MorganMorningsideShirley and Richard MostellerCarolyn NormandinOakland Community College-Auburn Hills CampusPresbyterian Women, Orchard Lake Community ChurchBarbara Patek and Alan BurchiChristine PeckVanessa PettwayVivian PickardAndrew and Stephanie PrideLaura RamirezRazoo FoundationMerri ReasorJoseph ReillyVicky and Ricardo ReyesMichael RiceTony RichardsPatrick and Lisa RileyChrystal RobertsAmy RoseBruce RothschildRichard J. and Elaine K. RudyMr. and Mrs. Bradley RushSusan SauberFu Yuan SchuttringerSER Metro DetroitShaheen & Associates, Inc.Kathleen Straus and Walter ShaperoJosie SheppardSIDCO Global, Inc.Silvique JewelrySommers Schwartz, P.C.St. John's Episcopal Church-PlymouthShirley R. StancatoStaub Family Trust, DTDAnn Maury SteglichChantale StevensonJason and Sharon StonerSullivan, Ward, Asher & Patton, P.C.Cynthia TauegJeffery TerrillTingley Family FundStuart and Barbara TragerTree of Life Bible FellowshipDavid and Jeanne TrumpyTyco Integrated SecurityUAW Local 2280UAW Local 400UAW Region 1 CAPCHE Trinity Health Unified Accounts Payable OrganizationSt. Paul's United Methodist Church United Methodist WomenUniversalist Unitarian Church of FarmingtonUniversity Presbyterian ChurchVictoria ValanCynthia Van TiemJonah VictorWarrior WaySusan Muriel WatsonWealth Strategies Group, LLCBrent WilliamsWomen Exchanging Business, INC.Paula Zenizo

A C A M PA IGN FOR A FG

In 2011, Alternatives For Girls officially launched “Securing the Future: A Campaign for AFG”. The Campaign’s purpose is to secure the future of Alternatives For Girls: to sustain and expand our successful, effective program-ming, to take care of our facility, to ensure our ability to continue to recruit and retain talented staff, and to manage our resources in a way which provides medium- and long-term stability and flexibility during challenging economic downturns.

Most importantly, we launched this campaign to secure the future of positive alternatives for girls, so that the girls and young women in our community, born into and growing up amidst circumstances which put them at risk, will have true alternative paths for their development and for the futures they dream of: educational opportunities, job develop-ment resources, college and career guidance, and strong skills and capacity for safe and positive relationships.

We are grateful for all gifts for the campaign that bring us closer to our $6.2 million goal. (Note: the campaign was a “comprehensive” one in its first phase, with all private gifts counting toward our goal; the second phase—calendar year 2014—sought more targeted support for specific funds that are part of our long-term planning, including a cash flow reserve, program sustainability fund, building and equipment reserve, and endowment). We are privileged to specially acknowledge the following individuals, foundations, and corporations whose early, steadfast, and generous gifts, including many multi-year commitments, have accelerated our journey to a secure future.

Special thanks to Union AdWorks and tophotographer Michelle Andonian for theirgenerous contributions in creating the 2014 Annual Report insert.

GIFTS OF $650,000+McGregor FundJames B. and Ann V. Nicholson

GIFTS OF $200,000 TO $649,999Bank of America Charitable FoundationHudson-Webber Foundation*The Kresge Foundation*Andra Rush*Includes campaign gifts made prior to 1/1/2011

GIFTS OF $100,000 TO $199,999Fritz and Karen HendersonThe Skillman Foundation

GIFTS OF $75,000 TO $99,999Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan

GIFTS OF $50,000 TO $74,999Carls FoundationThe Jewish FundEstate of Anthony W. KerosUnited Way Community Services

GIFTS OF $25,000 TO $49,999AnonymousCompuware Corp.Flagstar BankIlitch Charities for Children, Inc.Lotte and Max Heine Philanthropic FundThe Supporting Opportunity Foundation

GIFTS OF $15,000 TO $24,999Ally FinancialSusan Jo BermanAgnes and Dennis HagertyEstate of Helga HerzCarole IlitchJanet McAuliffeMyra MorelandPerri Family FoundationPVS Chemicals, Inc.Peter and Dorothy Solomon FoundationSoutheastern Michigan Combined Federal Giving Campaign

GIFTS OF $10,000 TO $14,999AnonymousChrist Church Grosse PointeDeRoy Testamentary FoundationThe J. Ferrantino Charitable FoundationGrosse Pointe Memorial ChurchHealth Alliance PlanLori Lutz and Greg GamalskiMercedes-Benz Financial ServicesMGM Grand DetroitEugene and Lois MillerVirenda NathNino Salvaggio Charitable Foundation For Children in NeedOakland County Bar Association Sanford Rosenthal Memorial Award Phyllis and Daniel RiinaSt. John Providence Health SystemThe Elizabeth, Allan and Warren Shelden FoundationThe TJX Foundation, Inc.University of MichiganWeiner & Associates, PLLC.Women Lawyers Assoc. of MichiganZonta Club of Detroit II

GIFTS OF $5,000 TO $9,999AnonymousAlbert and Doris Pitt FoundationLesley and Scott AttonEstate of Andrea F. BeckerBurns & McDonnell FoundationCharter One FoundationComerica Charitable FoundationDetroit Documentary Productions LLCDetroit Free Press Charities, Inc.Detroit Industrial SchoolDollar General Literacy FoundationGeneral Motors FoundationGiarmarco, Mullins & Horton, PCKarl and Margo HannumJoya HarrisHenry Ford Health SystemWilliam and Geraldine LovejoyThe Lovelight FoundationMark MalinDon and Shelly Manvel

Merck Partnership For GivingMetro Health FoundationMetro SolutionsMetro West Chapter of Credit UnionsMichigan Community ResourcesPfizer Foundation Matching Gift ProgramPamela RodgersRonald McDonald House Charities of SE MichiganSteven and Linda RossRosemary, Catherine and Kristen SarriShirley K. Schlafer FoundationThe Suburban CollectionRonald and Maria SzymanskiUAW-Chrysler National Training CenterSammye Van DiverVillage Community Credit UnionThe Village Woman’s Club FoundationWayne County Sheriff Youth & Senior Education Fund

GIFTS OF $1000 TO $4,999AnonymousLarry AlexanderDenita Banks-Sims and Robert Glenn SimsAudrey and Mel BornsteinMichelle CrockettSonya DelleyJoseph and Diane DillonLinda D. Forte and Tyrone H. DavenportAmanda (Amy) Good and David FinkelMarkeisha MinerGail Perry-MasonChrystal RobertsJanet ThompsonMari Vaydik

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