Annual Report 2006

2006
Annual
Report
Mary’s Center’s
family tree
grows with
the community
The mission of Mary’s Center is to build better
futures for families through the delivery of
health care, education, and social services. The
center embraces culturally diverse communities
to provide them with the highest quality of care,
regardless of their ability to pay. By providing
clients with an effective, integrated set of
culturally competent services in collaboration
with the center’s partners, each family member
benefits from a variety of programs offered. In
this way, Mary’s Center strives to save lives and
create stronger communities, one family at a time.
Established in 1988.
A Federally Qualified Health Center since 2005.
National Council of La Raza Affiliate.
A Letter from Maria Gomez, President & CEO
Mary’s Center experienced many accomplishments and successes
in 2006. The center increased the number of patients served,
improved the programs and services it offers, streamlined
operational processes to further facilitate service delivery, and
solidified plans to open an additional facility in Maryland.
Mary’s Center’s goals for 2007 continue to be ambitious and we
are confident that they will be achieved with measurable success.
The center is looking forward to extending its services beyond the
District of Columbia with the opening of a Maryland clinic in late
summer; broadening development outreach to secure additional
sources of funding and support; further improving operational
efficiency and client tracking to facilitate outcomes performance
measurements; and identifying new partners to establish yet
another site in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Such aggressive growth and planning presents numerous new
challenges, and every day the dedicated staff of Mary’s Center
works to produce positive outcomes for our clients. We look forward
to a successful 2007.
Our Clients’ Origins
Argentina, Bolivia,
Brazil, Chad, Central
African Republic, Chile,
China, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Cuba, Dominican
Republic, Ecuador, Egypt,
El Salvador, Eritrea, Estonia,
Ethiopia, Guatemala,
Guyana, Haiti, Honduras,
Indonesia, Ivory Coast,
Jamaica, Japan, Kosovo,
Mexico, New Zealand,
Nicaragua, Nigeria,
Panama, Paraguay, Peru,
Philippines, Puerto Rico,
Somalia, Sudan, Tunisia,
Uruguay, USA, Venezuela,
Vietnam
9,864 unduplicated clients* served in 2006
Medical Clients
Adults (25 +)
Children (0-12) Teens (13-19) Young Adults (20-24) 44%
35%
9%
12%
Ethnicity
Asian/Pacific Islander
Black/African American (non-Latino)
Anglo
Latino (all races)
Unreported
1%
7%
1%
80%
11%
Insurance Status
DC Health Care Alliance 42%
Medicaid
34%
Uninsured
18.5%
Private Insurance
5.3%
Medicare
0.2%
*Individuals who participated in any Mary’s Center services: medical, educational, and/or social services.
Programs
Adult Medicine
Mary’s Center provides primary and prenatal care to adults
and adolescents including physical exams, prenatal care,
family planning, and sick visits. We promote wellness through
health screening, cancer screening, health education and
support, management of acute and chronic illnesses, and
other health conditions.
4,091 adults served in 2006
1,092
Women received prenatal care
476
Infants delivered
467
Infants born at a healthy birth weight
Infants born prematurely (prior to 37 weeks)
9
1,341
Women received annual exams with
Pap smear and breast cancer screenings
261
Men received annual exams
5,057
Family planning visits
3,556
Sick and follow-up visits
293
Adults received skin tests for tuberculosis
125
Female patients received a colposcopy
Pediatrics
Mary’s Center serves children ages 12 and younger with complete
well-baby and well-child care, preventing illness and injury while
fostering optimal growth and development.
The center emphasizes prevention and management of chronic
conditions by immunizing all patients according to schedule.
2,394 Well-child check ups
2,177 Sick and follow-up visits
1,331 Children received blood lead level testing
1,575 Children received tuberculosis tests
2,781 children served in 2006
Programs
School-Based Health Center
Mary’s Center’s School-Based Health Center offered
primary care services to students at Brightwood
Elementary School, staffed by a Family Nurse Practitioner.
Services provided included well-child checks/physical
exams, vaccinations, lab work, sick visits, treatment
(including dispensing/prescribing medications), and
referrals. In-classroom health education for students and
health education programs for parents were also included.
The program concluded on June 30, 2006.
276 Patient visits
30 Health education classes
12 Parent group meetings
1 Health fair
199 students served in 2006
587 teens served in 2006
Teen Program
Mary’s Center provides comprehensive health, education,
and social services to young adults between the ages of
13 and 21.
Through a youth driven/youth development model,
we promote primary health care, family planning
and pregnancy prevention services, health education,
academic support and college preparation, HIV/STD
testing, counseling, case management, and referrals.
Mary’s Center works to help adolescents make
responsible decisions and realize their full potential.
2,379 Teen visits
24
Saturday Teen Clinics
25
Teens participating in the Peer Educators Program
64
Teens participated in the Urbanitos Summer Program
12
Monthly birthday activities
Programs
Family Social Services
Mary’s Center’s bilingual family support team addresses
social and emotional needs of patients and seeks to
help patients and their families become self-sufficient.
Family support workers educate and assist patients
and their families in accessing available services such
as housing and food programs, education, financial
assistance, employment, legal and mental health services.
Additionally, the staff ensures a continuity of care by
serving as a liaison among physicians, mental health
professionals, and other social service agencies.
1,258 Client visits
300
Referrals to other Mary’s Center services
87
Referrals to services outside of Mary’s Center
148
Prenatal class participants
118
Educational Baby Shower Program participants
111
Trained in car seat safety
504 clients served in 2006
396 families served in 2006
Healthy Start Healthy Families
(Home Visitation Services)
Healthy Start Healthy Families (HSHF) provides intensive,
long-term home visitation services to pregnant and postpartum women and their families. Outreach, assessment,
and support staff work with a registered nurse, an inhome mental health provider, and educational specialists
to provide education, support, and advocacy services.
This team ensures that participants receive quality
comprehensive medical care and social services. HSHF
serves District of Columbia residents until the child
reaches the age of five.
HSHF demonstrates a combined effort of the Healthy
Families America home visiting model, a national
movement to prevent child abuse and neglect, and the
Federal Healthy Start program, an initiative to reduce
infant mortality. HSHF’s mission is to partner with
families to ensure children are healthy, safe, and ready
for school through home visitation and connections with
community resources.
323
Assessments completed
6,522
Family support worker home visits
663
Registered nurse visits
97%
Babies born with healthy birth weights
94%
Children linked with a medical provider and health insurance
95%
Children enrolled are up to date with their immunizations
99%
Families with no substantiated case of child abuse and neglect
97%
Teen parents did not have an additional birth within two
years of their first child
Programs
Early Intervention Program
The Early Intervention Program provides education, service
coordination, advocacy, psychosocial support, home
visitation, and translation services for parents of children
up to three years old with disabilities or developmental
delays who are eligible for the DC Infants and Toddlers
with Disabilities Program. All families who request
assistance are helped with enrolling their children in
daycare, preschool or public school programs.
Mary’s Center hosts weekly playgroups for all parents and
their children with a special focus placed on children ages
0–5 who are at risk for developmental delays. The program
also facilitates a support group called “Somos Unidos” for
Spanish-speaking parents of children with disabilities.
106
Children had a developmental evaluation completed
97
Children were eligible and enrolled in the program and provided access to therapies
23
Families participated in the playgroup
24
Families participated in the support group
143 children and families served in 2006
10
454 participants served in 2006
Even Start/ESF Public Charter School
Mary’s Center’s Even Start Multicultural Family Literacy
Program provides parents and their children ages 0-7 with
the tools needed to be successful in school and in the
work place. Parent and Child Together Time (PACT Time)
supports parent’s understanding of their role in their
child’s educational development, reinforcing the impact
that parents have on educational success. In September
2006, Education Strengthens Families Public Charter School
(ESF) opened. Mary’s Center partners with ESF to strengthen
the family literacy services available to the immigrant
population of the District of Columbia by enhancing its
quality and long-term financial stability that would not be
possible as a stand-alone program.
Students increase: English language ability, literacy,
computer, and job skills.
261
Adults participated
193
Children participated
68%
Improved by a level on the CASAS assessment tool
77%
Improved by 3-8 points on the CASAS assessment tool
73%
Completed or advanced an ESL level
100%
Completed one or more personal goals
95%
Completed one or more family goals
100%
Children completed the child development goal
64%
Who had employment as a goal either obtained
or retained a job
88%
Attended parent-teacher conferences
83%
Increased their typing 3-8 words per minute
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Programs
114 participants served in 2006
Child Care Licensing Program
for Language Minority Parents
Mary’s Center provides training and technical assistance
to women who are interested in becoming licensed child
care providers or in opening home-based day care centers.
The center offers technical assistance and step-by-step
guidance in the complex licensing process, providing
individual support problem solving, interacting with
agencies on behalf of the participants, and assistance as
providers prepare for licensure exam and final inspection.
Classes are taught in Amharic, Arabic, Creole, English,
French, Spanish, Tigrigna, Turkish, and Vietnamese.
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44
Participants received the Child Development
Association Credential
70
Participants had internships at daycare centers
8
Child care homes were licensed
18
Participants continue the licensing process in 2007
WIC Program
Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women,
Infants, and Children is a federally funded program that
provides pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and
children under the age of five years with education about
healthy foods and nutrition. Mary’s Center strives to
facilitate the process of receiving WIC benefits.
15
Educational trips to farmer’s markets to teach participants
how to use vegetable vouchers
250
Nutrition and health classes given
3,468 clients served in 2006
Since the first Mary’s Center WIC site was opened in June 2002, the program has
expanded its services through satellite sites around the District of Columbia. In
addition to the center’s main site in Adams Morgan, the program also serves the
neighborhoods of Ward 4, Chinatown, and Brookland, so that residents do not
have to travel far to receive benefits.
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Programs
Health Promotion
Mary’s Center provides health screenings, HIV, STD and
tuberculosis testing, a comprehensive set of counseling
services, and educational programs related to disease
prevention and other health related topics. The center’s
staff delivers such programs using popular academic
methodologies based on community-focused models.
2,767 clients served in 2006
534
Breast health educational chats facilitated
47
Waiting room educational chats given on other health and prevention topics
1,924
HIV one-on-one counseling, education
and testing provided
31
Peer Educators received training on STDs, HIV,
basic human anatomy, and body function systems
3
Diabetes management classes were conducted
3
Childhood asthma management classes conducted
2
14
Cancer related workshops conducted
928 clients served in 2006
Mama & Baby Bus
Mary’s Center’s Mama & Baby Bus is a mobile health clinic
that travels throughout the District of Columbia to provide
families with health care and related services such as
health screenings, insurance enrollment, pregnancy and
STD/HIV testing, health education, vaccinations, dental
exams, and referrals to other health and social services.
74
Pregnancy tests administered
427
HIV tests administered
879
Social service intakes
828
Dental exams and/or cleanings provided
22
Children given immunizations
15
Programs
Bilingual Health Access Project
Mary’s Center’s Bilingual Health Access Project (BHAP)
helps families apply for Medicaid, food stamps,
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and the
District of Columbia’s Children Health Insurance Program.
The center’s staff gathers and translates all necessary
documents for enrollment and helps families complete
their applications in a timely manner. Outreach workers
spend numerous hours in community settings educating
the public about the advantages and the process of
enrolling in public benefit programs.
The BHAP staff speaks Amharic, English, Spanish and
Vietnamese.
7,210
Client encounters
227
New applicants for Medicaid
394
New applicants for DC Healthy Families
223
New applicants for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
363
New applicants for Food Stamps
2,485
Translation and/or interpretation
services provided
6,379 clients served in 2006
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Mary’s Center: Investment in Lives and
Partnerships
2006 was a successful year for Mary’s Center, and many
of the accomplishments made are reflected in the center’s
Strategic Plan prepared with support from Venture
Philanthropy Partners (VPP). With the strong commitment
of VPP, the center was able to increase the number of
patients served, improve the programs and services
offered, streamline operational processes to facilitate
service delivery, and solidify plans to open an additional
facility in Maryland to meet the needs of residents in
Montgomery County.
The center’s partnership with VPP is a multi-year
commitment with the goal of Mary’s Center’s continued
expansion until all populations throughout the
Washington, DC region are effectively provided with
quality health care services.
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Programs
Federally Qualified Health Center
As a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), Mary’s
Center has been able to achieve many goals that otherwise
would not have been attainable. FQHC status has enabled
the center to increase the number of clients to 9,864 and
to improve access for families to a host of health and
social services, leading to healthier lives. In addition, it
has provided for staff trainings, as well as permitting
Mary’s Center to be covered under the Federal Torts Claims
Act which allows funds previously spent on malpractice
insurance to be used to expand and improve programs.
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Special Events at Mary’s Center
Mary’s Center utilizes special events to spread the word
about the services it provides in a fun and enjoyable way,
and to raise funds to help support the center’s programs
and services.
Established in 1998, Noche
Tropical, Mary’s Center’s annual
gala, has raised close to $1 million,
providing much needed funding
for many of the center’s programs
and services.
Mothers Day Brunch is a gathering
that celebrates motherhood and
supports Mary’s Center’s work to
assist mothers and their children.
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Audit
Statement of Financial Position As of December 31, 2006
With Summarized Financial Information for 2005
Assets
20062005
Cash
$
Investments
Accounts receivable Grants receivable
Pledges receivable
Prepaid expenses
Inventory - vaccines
Land, building, furniture and equipment,
net of accumulated depreciation and
amortization of $1,111,603
Security Deposit
Total Assets $
390,929 $
871,549 1,278,481 2,428,830 14,870 193,587 26,785
383,319
808,116
491,941
2,995,614
63,846
5,400
–
4,747,067 15,335
4,709,117
15,335
9,967,433 $
9,472,688 136,151 $
497,784 127,816
–
97,531
265,328 212,458 76,100 254,519 43,600
17,084
–
219,210 162,674
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
Loan payable
$
Accounts payable and other accrued liabilities
Deferred Income
HFDC reimbursements payable
Other current liabilities
Accrued salaries and wages
Accrued vacation
Long-Term Liabilities
Loan payable, net of current portion
$
Tenant Security Deposits
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $
20
2,877,972 $
15,988
2,966,917
14,488
4,231,028 3,754,592 2,593,910 3,102,495 40,000
2,568,098 3,109,998 40,000
5,736,405 5,718,096 9,967,433 9,472,688 $
Statement of Activities and Change in Net Assets For the Year Ended December 31, 2006
With Summarized Financial Information for 2005
2006 2005
Unrestricted
Temporarily
Permanently
Restricted
Restricted
Total Total
Revenue
Patient services
$ 3,280,853 $
–
$
-
$3,280,853 $2,363,682 Grants 3,057,686 3,825,723 - 6,883,409 6,593,896 Contributions
404,863 7,500 - 412,363 310,675 Interest income
40,508 –
-
40,508 32,317 Other income
473,186 –
- 473,186 143,359 Donated building improvements,
furniture and equipment
–
–
-
-
18,306 Allowances
(412,755)
– (412,755) (301,018)
Net assets released from donor
restrictions 3,840,726 (3,840,726)
-
-
-
Total revenue10,685,067 (7,503)
-10,677,564 9,161,217 Expenses
Program Services:
Adult Medicine 1,826,866 –
- 1,826,866 1,660,921 Pediatrics 1,526,031 –
- 1,526,031 921,958 Oral Health & Mama Baby Bus
229,005 –
- 229,005 220,653
WIC
578,325 –
- 578,325 536,818
Teen Programs
347,571 –
- 347,571 299,599
Healthy Start & Healthy Families 1,265,631 –
- 1,265,631 1,111,268
Health Promotion
25,169 –
-
25,169 42,475
Bilingual Health Access
240,436 –
- 240,436 272,114
Even Start & Education 1,047,274 –
- 1,047,274 1,093,194
Social Services
331,567 331,567 294,327
Mental Health & Substance Abuse
194,461 –
- 194,461 248,497
Kennedy Street FQHC
619,151 –
- 619,151 623,269
–
- 8,231,487 7,325,093 Total program services 8,231,487 Supporting Services:
ESF Charter School
126,174 –
- 126,174 –
Fundraising
328,512 –
- 328,512 337,807
General and Administrative
959,508 –
- 959,508 590,627
Capacity Building (VPP) 1,013,574
– 1,013,574 530,295
–
-2,427,768 1,458,729 Total supporting services2,427,768 –
-10,659,255 8,783,822 Total expenses10,659,255 Change in net assets
25,812 (7,503)
Net assets at beginning of year 2,568,098 3,109,998 Net Assets at End of Year $2,593,910 $3,102,495 $
-
18,309 377,395 40,000 5,718,096 5,340,699 40,000
$5,736,405 Source: 2006 Audit Report. Gelman, Rosenberg & Freedman Complete Audit Report available upon request. $5,718,094
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Staff and Volunteers
Board of Directors
Honorary Members
Participant Advisory Board
Guadalupe Pacheco
Chair
Virginia Apodaca
Mabel Ayala
Frank Beadle de Palomo
Marisol G. Huaman
Luis Carrera
Vice Chair
Andy Burness
Sam Miller
Veronica Collazo, PhD
Andrea Isabel Perez-Gomez
Mary MacPherson
Secretary
Ayman A.E. El-Mohandes, MD, MPH
Eluvia Sanchez
Emily Gantz McKay
Cruz Torres
Maria Antonia Cruz, CPA
Acting Treasurer
Tanya George
Beth Hilliard Colleye
Director
Mark Hathaway, MD
Estelle Cooke-Sampson, MD
Director
Betsy Karel
Alma Rosa Frago
Director
Joyce Marshall
Salvador E. Hernandez
Director
Ann Marie Plubell
Marisol Huaman
Director
Kate Raftery
Ana Dilia Marquez
Director
Sandra G. Sauls
Eluvia Sanchez
Director
Silvia Villacampa
Mr. Eiob Tesfazgi
Director
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Miryam Granthon
Dan Jordan, Esq.
Robin Leeds
Carolyn R. Nicholas
Michele Lloyd-Puryear, MD
Veronica Salas
The Hon. Ricardo M. Urbina
Staff
Management Team
Maria Gomez, RN, MPH
President and CEO
Alvaro Simmons
Chief Operating Officer
Laura Golightly, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
Lynn M. Croneberger, CFRE
Chief Development Officer
Joan Yengo
Vice President of Programs
Julie Beecher FNP, MPH
Vice President for Planning and
Business Development
CLINICAL STAFF
Pediatrics
Adult Medicine
Carlos Carcamo
Medical Assistant
Sharmila Aryal, MD
Family Practitioner,
Kennedy Street
Cheryl Focht, MD, MPH
Pediatrics Medical Director
Nancy Joya-Escobar
Receptionist, Kennedy Street
Javed Kazi
Network Administrator
Melissa Laird
Grant Writer
Astrid Caro
Medical Assistant
Patricia Hernandez
Medical Assistant II
Vivian Cativo, RN
Adult Nurse Manager
Silvia Llanos
Medical Assistant
Kate Curtis, CNM
Midwife
Karen Mazie, MD
Pediatrician
Maira Elias
Medical Assistant
Kathryn Richardson, MD
Pediatrician
Ricardo Fernandez, MD
Adult/Prenatal Medical
Director
Joanna Rivera
Pediatrics Nurse Manager
Miriam Garcia
Medical Assistant
Maribel Sanchez
Medical Assistant,
Kennedy Street
Katya Lainez
Medical Assistant II
Jessica Schroeder, MD
Pediatrician
Stacey Pulket
Human Resources Generalist
Lourdes Nunez
Medical Assistant
Leslie Taracena
Medical Assistant
Maria Ramos
Medical Records Assistant
Pilar Nunez
Medical Assistant
Administrative Staff
Maria Dolores Rodriguez
Programs Assistant
Nancy Andrade
Rosemarie Rollins-Folks, MD Receptionist
Internist
Maria Arroyo
Elsa Romero
Front Desk Coordinator,
STD Project Coordinator
Kennedy Street
Maria Sorto
Medical Assistant
MD Huda
Senior Director of MIS
Lyda Vanegas
Advocacy and
Communications Officer
Priscilla Vasquez
Development Associate
Azucena Ventura
Medical Records Assistant
Hung Nguyen
Tech and Network Support
Associate
Donna Mejia Zelaya
Receptionist
Laura Pennycuff
Grants Management
Director
Facilities Staff
Fransisco Barrionuevo
Facilities Worker
Gina Pistulka
Senior Director of Clinical
Services
Jairo Cortez
Facilities Worker
Fusha Pollard
Medical Records Assistant
Andreina Pradas
Human Resources Manager
Curt Cupid
Facilities Manager
Roderick Griggs
Facilities Worker
Irma Hernandez
Facilities Worker
Finance Staff
Kristy Snowden
Development Officer
Silvia Aragon
Finance Assistant
Jacqueline Cordova
Billing Assistant
Robin Edwards
Senior Staff Accountant
Elza Toledo
Executive Assistant to the
President and CEO
Sandra Flores
Billing Assistant
Sonia Umanzor
Patient Advocate
Curt Hansen
Controller
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Staff
Joseph Njuki
Sara Rodriguez-Story
Budget & Contracts Analyst Director, Child
Development/ Early
William Rozo
Intervention Program
Staff Accountant - Grants & Contracts
Even Start/ESF Public
Charter School
Trinidad Sabath
Medical Billing Manager
Silvia Arias
Early Childhood Manager
Nicole Shelton
A/P & Payroll Specialist
Krista Bergey
Early Childhood Assessment
PROGRAM STAFF
Coordinator
Bilingual Health
Access Project
Violeta Chirino
Early Childhood Instructor
Angela Hernandez
Outreach Worker
Gloria Cruz
Early Childhood Assistant
Reyita Nunez
Outreach Worker
Mark Faloni
Adult Education Instructor
Bethlehem Muleta
Outreach Worker
Daniela Grigioni-Carroza
Program Manager
Early Intervention
Program
Lorena Gomez
Early Childhood Instructor
Zulma Aparicio
Child Development
Specialist
Wendy Guardado
Administrative Assistant
Krimhilde Morales
Child Development
Specialist
Judy Kittelson
Adult Education Instructor
Lisa Luceno
Adult Education Instructor/
Training Specialist
Meg Backas
Mental Health and Social
Services Director
Amima Mejia
Early Childhood Assistant
Astrid Casoni
Family Support Worker,
Kennedy Street
Yolanda Mendoza
Early Childhood Assistant
Martha Claros
Family Support Worker
Christie McKay
Director of Education
Karla Ramos
Family Support Worker
Alicia Morales
Early Childhood Assistant
Rosalia Villalta
Family Support Worker
Christine Newman
Adult Education Instructor
Health Promotion
Berta Perez
Computer Instructor
Celia Juarez
HIV Navigator-Health
Educator
Maria Portillo
Early Childhood Assistant
Alis Marachelian, MPH
Health Promotion Director
Lorie Preheim
Marlene Orantes
Adult Education Coordinator Breast Health Initiative
Daisy Guardado
& Training Director
Coordinator/
Health Educator for Cancer
Preschool/ Early Childhood Instructor
Maria Doris Garay-Salm
Prevention
Training Specialist
Mirna Guardado
Regina Rutledge
Registrar/Administrative
Maria Dolores Sanchez
Americorp Member- Health
Assistant
Early Childhood Assistant
Educator
Karen Hertzler
Geiza Keller Souza
Adult Education Instructor/ Early Childhood Instructor
Training Specialist
Gracia de Paula
Mireille Wotcho
Child Care Project Manager Maribel Juarez-Escamilla
Early Childhood Assistant
Preschool Assistant
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Family Social Services
Healthy Start Healthy
Families
Laura Charles-Horne
Healthy Start Healthy
Families Director
Katie Daily
Outreach Worker
Denise Day
Family Support Worker
Joyce Day
Registered Nurse
Cynthia Duvall
Family Support Worker
Mia Gejdenson
Family Support Worker
Nelva Hernandez
Family Assessment
Worker
Ashley Moyer
Family Assessment
Worker
Fernanda Ruiz
Family Assessment
Worker
Crissaris Sarnelli
Family Assessment
Worker
Kemeka Henry
Family Support Worker
Mama & Baby Bus
JaShawn Logan
Family Support Worker
Roberth Cruz-Reyes
Program Assistant
Patricia Naranjo
Family Support Worker
Vanessa Noble, RDH
Dental Hygienist
Ana Reyes
Home Visiting Project
Coordinator
Carlos Ortega
Program Coordinator
Mental Health
Bethany Sanders
Family Support Worker
Yanick Timo
Social Services Manager,
Kennedy Street
Elisa Turay
Family Support Worker
Intake, Assessment and
Referrals Department
Mirna Amaya
Mental Health
Therapist
Estela Gonzalez, MD
Psychiatrist
Gillian Wood
Mental Health
Therapist
PhoneFriend
Cristina Bejarano
Intake, Assessment and
Referrals Director
Betty Ayomike
Community Educator
Referrals Department
Guillermo Garcia
Referrals Specialist
Rosa Goyes
Referrals Specialist
Yrlanda Sackerman
Referrals Specialist
Teen Program
Manuel Bolanos
Family Support Worker
Ellen Harms
Family Support Worker
Beth Perry
Teen Program Director
Julian Jones
Receptionist
Patricia McNeil
WIC Director
Zuleyma Montes
Nutrition Education
Technician
Sonia Pessoa
WIC Nutritionist
Wendy Quinteros
Community Outreach
Representative
Xiao Yan Zhen
Nutrition Education
Technician
Josue Salmeron
Peer Educators Coordinator
Leah Torres
Family Support Worker
Celia Woo
Family Support Worker
Women, Infants and
Children (WIC)
Gwen Dunmore
Administrative Assistant
Marion Flores, RD, LD, MPH
Nutritionist
Cheryl Harris
WIC Nutritionist
Rema Jackson
Health Technician
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Volunteers
26
Salawu Ambiola
Sarah Cottingham
Domingo Landaverde
Jalaine Polk
Gaston Araoz
DC Casineros
Kennedy Leavens
Alton Powell
Lilian Arevalo
Robert de Leon
William Livengood
Ulysses Ramirez
Maria Arnez
Alison Dressler
Gabe Luceno
Elizabeth Reyes
Alma Ayala
Natalie Eisenbarth
Keith McCormick
Gabriela Reyes
Alan Baez
Mollie Fair
Suana Martin
Karla Rivera
Martha Luz Barrios-Genie
Rick Fong
Kinnsy Martinez
Kristin Saucier
Raul Barrios-Genie
Carol Galaty
Hairo Martinez
Alexandria Schlegel
Ashley Bell
Ingrid Garcia
Jessica Medina
Melvin Siliezar
Ellen Blankenstein
Leonela Garcia
Margarita Mena
Jill Saxton Smith
Dorothy Boehm
Jason Gendell
Josue Mendoza
Melissa Sowinski
Bettina Boekle
Mary Gersema
Anjoinette Minors
Kate Sweeney
Jennifer Brown
Darren Gibbs
Julie Moore
Anthony Thomas
Norma Cindy Canedo
Eguia Gladis
Cecilia Moya
Maria Torres-Nunez
Lorena Carbonari
Benny Gomez
Dayana Muniz
Laura Vanegas
Jasmin Cardozo
Yerlenys Gonzalez
Jenny Naylor
Susana Vanegas
Jensena Carlson
Amy Goodman
Juleigh Nowinski
Patricia Vargas
Jaime Carrasco
Kathryn Griffith
Kana Oigáis
Karina Ventura
Rosita Carter
Jacqueline Hamelton
Mia Orantes
Adrienne Villani
Melina Castellanos
Itati Hernandez
Janelle Ott
Kathy Vincent
Hannah Coco
Onyima Ifedi
Manuel Perez Silvo
Stacey Warady
Melissa Coffey
Jennifer Jackson
Beth Philips
Andrew Wilkinson
Eluria Confesor
Acosta Jaird
Katie Phillips
Beverly Zelaya
Santiago Cornejo
Oscar Jarquin
Aria Pirinen
Erica Cortez
Suela Kaba
Jenifer Poell
2006 Friends and Supporters
$2,500–$9,999
Justino Balderrama and Virginia Apodaca
James and Linda Beers
Bill and Ruth Bletzinger
Larry Buc and Leigh Schuyler Houck
Estelle Cooke-Sampson, MD
Rita Harmon
$1,000–$2,499
Andrea Cole
P.O. and Beth Hilliard Colleye
Jeremy Derfner
Richard Devaney and Simone Goring
Sander Glick and Laura Pennycuff
Mary MacPherson
Shina Majeed
Miachel Rexrode and Maria Gomez
Joanne Rutkowski
William and Susan Soza
Raymond Squitieri and Jone-Lin T. Wang
John and Alison Steadman
Ray and Carole Suarez
John and Valerie Thomas
Mallory and Diana Walker
Steven and Barbara Wege
Martin M. Zug and Rebecca Fair
$500–$999
Dr. Oxiris Barbot
Thomas and Shelly Brunner
Teresa Byrne
Tim Cleary and Laura Jackson
James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr.
Dr. Benjamin A. Gitterman
John Gomperts and Katherine Klein
Michael and Deborah Harper
John and Meg Hauge
Christopher Hornig and Nancy Garruba
Ann S. Jacobs
Teresa and Ted Marchese
John and Marion McCartney
John and Sheila Mooney
Robert Morin and Martha Tomich
Guadalupe Pacheco and Linda Hanten
Kathleen Padian
Emanuel Pastreich and Melissa Bianchi
Karen and Stephen Peskoff
Dr. Susana D. Rios
Julio Rodriguez and Pat Salomon
Peter and Carole Segal
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stoller
Louis Susman
Cruz Torres
Derek and Susan van Amerongen
Larry E. Walker
$250–$499
Raymond E. Albert
Nancy O. Appleby
David Bender and Cheryl Ann Focht, MD
Len Berman and Julie Rogers
A. Daniel Bouchard
Andrew Burness and Hope Gleicher
Daniel Cardinali
Stephanie Chin
Patrick Costigan and Julie Beecher
Maria Antonia Cruz
Vanessa DeCarbo
Scott and Susan Feldman
Nancy McElroy Folger
John Gillespie
Laura Golightly
Miryam Granthon
Jamie Grifo and Anne Borsch
Joseph and Lynne Horning
John K. Hoskinson
Darwin Johnson and Deborah Bombard
Randall and Patricia Lewis
John Mack and Barbara Gerlach
William and Kathe McDaniels
Jack and Emily Gantz McKay
Dr. Candace Mitchell
Andrew and Char Mollison
Victor and Carol Palmer
Amy Parks
Gina Pistulka
Andreina Pradas
Marjorie Pray
Dr. Elena Reece
Daniel and Lisbeth Schorr
Alvaro Simmons
Dr. Michele Teitelbaum
The Hon. Ricardo and Coreen Urbina
Vivian Vasallo
Monica Villalta
Michael and Elizabeth Votaw
John and Ginny Walters
Eugene and Nancy Weil
I. William and Marie Zartman
$100–$249
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Ahearn
Elena A. Alvarez
Dr. Barbara Aranda-Naranjo
Demetrios and Mary Armenaski
Lisa Bauman
Cristina Bejarano
M. Laura Bocalandro
Michael Boots
Gregory and Maura Borsecnik
Carin Boucharoun
William and Sara Boyan
Noel and Patricia Bravo
John and Beverly Burns
Donna Callejon
W.F. and Dorothy Cresswell
Adele Crump
Rosemary Cusack
Catherine Daily
William A. Davis, Jr.
Gracia De Paula
Tom and Peggy Dienes
Lewis Dvorkin and Denise Restauri
Barbara Dyer
Mariana Eberlet
Peter and Marian Edelman
Paula Y. Edwards
Ruth Eisenberg
Kenny and Mary Elizabeth Emson
Tony and Eileen Essaye
John and Jean Farley
David and Gabrielle Bushman Fitzgerald
Jorge and Maria Forgues
Randal Frommater
Allyson Gahan
Harvey and Alice Galper
Miriam Garcia
John and Linda Gillespie
Mike and Roberta Gottesman
Ned and Ruth Gramlich
Kathryn Griffith
Brenda Gruss
Kimberly R. Hale
Newman T. Halvorson, Jr.
Mary Sue Hannan
Mark Hathaway and Rae Johnson
Marisol Huaman
Boisfeuillet Jones, Esq.
Daniel and Ruth Jordan
David S. Kahn
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2006 Friends and Supporters
Charles Kamasaki
Jennifer Kaufmann
Phyllis E. Kaye
John F. Keiser, MD, PhD
Mark R. King
Jose and Penny Lagos
Thomas and Paula Ledman
Robin Leeds
Dr. L. Laurie Leitch
Lee Leonhardy
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leverone
Barry and Laura Levine
Jeffrey and Dalia Levine
Daniel and Maureen Lewis
Marsha Lillie-Blanton
Jane Lingo
Forrest Maltzman and Sarah Binder
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mandel
Gary Mart and Anne Oscherwitz
Dr. Sally N. McConnell
Brian McIntyre
Rebecca and Roseanne McSween
Samuel and Tsai Hong Miller
Laura Milstein
John Morton
Cristina Mossi
Cheryl Mountain
Fitzhugh Mullan, MD
Charles Murn and Jacqueline Ganem
James and Minna Nathanson
David and Barbara Nyenhuis
Jay Pastore
Wendy L. Patten
Bob Pincus and Roxanne Little
Jeremy and Rachel Platt
Robert and Patricia Plitt
David Popper and Deborah Lewin
Ana B. Raley, RN, MSN
Daniel and Maxine Rapoport
Rebecca Read
Carolyn Restak
Emma Reyes de Busto
Edward Robinson
Sara Rodriguez-Story
Carmen Rossi
Birdie Sachs
Louis and Melinda Sachs
Richard and Sally Salzer
Shira Beth Saperstein
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R. Michael Schiffer and WendyWasserman
Jeffrey Schragg
Eric and Joan Schweizer
Karishma Sheth
Peter G. Shields, MD
Fred and Ilene Siegel
Scott and Jamie Siegal
Bart and Rosemary Hernandez Smith
Bess W. Smith
Kristy Snowden
Lynn A. Soukup
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stalnaker
Christopher J. Stanek and Dana J. Hengst
Cathy Steele
Donald and Christine Steele
Nancy Steele
David Stewart
Jonathan Strum
Timothy W. Stute
Sandra Tirado, MD
Arturo Valenzuela, PhD
Lyda Vanegas
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Viscomi, DDS
Reba Walker
Kenneth A. Wasch
Richard and Mary Lee Watts
David Weil
Susan Weil
Daniel Weiss and Sharon Ettleson
Erik Wemple and Stephanie Mencimer
Jim Whitney and Anne Mosle
Paul and Megan Willard
Mary Alice Winch
David and Julie Zalkind
Paul and Margot Zimmerman
$99 and under
Heath-David and Tina Alva
Joan Anson
Betty Ayomike
Sister Mary Ann Azar
Frederic and Marion Ballard, Jr.
Mireille Baril
Ian and Elizabeth Bartky
Barry and Karen Batia
Walter and Andrea Baumann
Hila Berl
Dennis Bernstein and Nancy Bond
Ronald Blanken and Clara Aisenstein
Meg Boone
Mary Borsecnik
Stanley and Sylvia Borsecnik
Diane Brace
Laurie Brumberg
Theresa C. Bucci
Norma Buchanan
Mark Caicedo
Carmen Carrera
Marcia and Richard I. Charin
Scott and Gretchen Cheney
Martha Claros
Ann F. Cohen
Chris Coleman
Richard and Mary Deslattes
Julie Eisenberg
Gretchen Gayle Ellsworth
Penelope Engel
James Wyatt Feldman and Christine L.
Taylor
Howard J. Feldman
John and Mary Finch
Yael Flusberg
Henry and St. Clair Foster
Debora B. Freitas
Carol Popper Galaty
Debbie J. Goldman
Leizer Z. Goldsmith and Sharon Bray
Letitia Gomez
Merna Guttentag
Anthony Haidorfer and Joan Flannery
Gillette Hall
Charles J. Haughney
Edie Hedlin
Christophe Heishman
Ida Hernandez
Karen Hertzler
Catherine A. Hess
Pat Hutchins
Michael and Kerry Hutton
John and Eleanora Kastanowski
Amy Kavelman
Carol A. Kofalt
Roger Kranemburg
Stephan and Virginie Ladisch
Vicki Asher Lambert
Richard Landis
Mary Leckie
Vassilios P. Lekkas
Waneta Linner
Carol Hill Lowe
Lisa Luceno
Anne Duane Lunt
David and Margaret Luthringer
Jo Ann G. Mann
Mr. and Mrs. John Mann
David Marlin
Hector J. Martinez
John and Margie Meak
Andrew David Meehan
Patricia Naranjo
Zoe Neuberger
Karen Kay Newton
John and Nan Oscherwitz
Nan L. Oscherwitz
Lawrence B. Paul and Chiyo Kobayashi
Steven Pearlstein and Wendy Lynn Gray
Beth Perry
Vanessa J. Piala
Rick and Michelle Place
Peter Prendergast
Arun Ravindra
Luis G. Rojo
Elsa Romero
Thomas and Trudy Ryan
Rolf Rykken
Trinidad Sabath
Peter and Patricia Shaulis
Marion E. Simon
WM Simon, Jr.
Marsha W. Slater
Sarah Snodgress
Rodney and Rebecca Sobin
Anne Spaulding
Fred Struble
Leon and F. Alana Suskin
James and Barbara Svarz
Rachel Sylvan
Rafet and Lisa Tabaku
Meg and Bob Taylor
Yolanda Villacampa
Richard and Jane Robinson Ward
Robin Wasserman
Mary Wheeler
Louise Wides
Joan and John Wilson
George Peter Winkler
Celia Woo
Evelyn and Robert Wrin
Rochelle A. Zeidman
Corporations, Foundations,
Government Agencies,
Community Organizations
$50,000 or more
Alexander and Margaret Stewart Trust
Capital One Financial
DC Chartered Health Plan
DC Children and Youth Investment Trust
Corporation
DC DHS Early Childhood Education
Administration
DC DHS Income Maintenance
Administration
DC DOH Addiction Prevention and
Recovery Administration
DC DOH Maternal & Family Health
Administration
DC DOH Office of Nutrition Programs,
WIC State Agency
DC Mayor’s Office on Latino Affairs
DC Public Schools
Freddie Mac Foundation
HHS HRSA Bureau of Primary Health Care
HHS HRSA Division of Perinatal Services
HHS HRSA Maternal and Child Health
Bureau
March of Dimes of the National Capital Area
Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington
The Summit Fund of Washington
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation
University of the District of Columbia
Venture Philanthropy Partners
$25,000 to $49,999
Clark Charitable Foundation
Consumer Health Foundation
DC Primary Care Association
Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation
Fannie Mae Foundation Fund of CFNCR
Fight for Children
Kaiser Permanente
Freed Foundation
Joseph E. & Marjorie B. Jones Foundation
Metropolitan DC Coalition for Reach Out
& Read
The Moriah Fund
PNC Bank
United Planning Organization
Washington AIDS Partnership
$10,000 to $24,999
Amgen Foundation
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Bank of America, Market Development
The Carter and Melissa Cafritz Charitable Trust
Center for Student Support Services
Clark-Winchcole Foundation
DC Escheated Estates Fund
DC Office of the Deputy Mayor for Public
Safety & Justice
Diane & Norman Bernstein Foundation
Helen Kimmel Foundation
Mead Family Foundation
Mitchell Petersen Family Foundation
The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz
Foundation
Philip L. Graham Fund
Prince Charitable Trusts
Samuel R. Dweck Foundation
Helen Kimmel Foundation
The Herb Block Foundation
United Way of the National Capital Area
Venable, Baetjer and Howard Foundation
Weissberg Foundation
$5,000 to $9,999
The George Preston Marshall Foundation
Hattie M. Strong Foundation
International Monetary Fund
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Washington Hospital Center
$2,500 to $4,999
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Lester Poretsky Family Foundation
Lodestar Fund
Nordstrom - Eastern Region Contributions
Reading Is Fundamental, Inc.
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program
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2006 Friends and Supporters
$1,000 to $2,499
Advisory Neighborhood Commission 1C
Amerigroup Corporation
DHR Foundation
Fannie Mae Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Hager Sharp
J.V. Schiro-Zavela Foundation
The Lee and Juliet Folger Fund
The Maple Tree Fund
Mari-John Sherer Foundation
Merle and Teresa Fischlowitz Family
Foundation
Rotary Foundation of Washington, D.C.
Tarver Family Fund of CFNCR
$999 and under
American Express Matching Gifts
AT&T Community Giving Program
Benton Foundation
Car Program L.L.C.
Cheskin
Children’s Hospital Foundation
Clark Construction Company
Dorchester House
Friends of Walter C Pierce
HHS Maternal and Child Health Bureau
Hispanic Communications Network
Native American Management Services,
Inc.
Sibley Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph’s Providence House
State of the Art
The Washington Post Matching Gift
Program
Trinity College
Vanguard Communications
Washington Executive Services, Inc.
The Weil Foundation
In-Kind Contributors
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Academy for Educational Development
Maria Acebal
Marc Adamec
Adam’s Inn
Alan Adye
Michele Ahern
AirTran Airways
Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP
Akridge
Eric Akridge
Mariela Alarcon
Katrina Albright
Allergy & Asthma Network
American Lung Association of DC
Derek and Susan van Amerongen
AMF Alexandria Lanes
Amsterdam Falafelshop
Annapolis Tours and Watermark Cruises
Arena Stage
Robert Atcheson
Authentic Art Consulting
Auto Tech Service
Justino Balderrama and Virginia Apodaca
Ballet Petite & Youth Performing Arts
School
Pat and John Bender
Blue Mountain Ski Area
Ulrich Boser
Elizabeth Bowers
Alicia Brabant
Jim and Nanci Bramson
Carolyn Breslin
Laurie Brumberg
Jennifer Byrd
Teresa Byrne
Cactus Cantina Restaurant
Cafe Berlin
Cake Love
Iane Campos
Candida’s World of Books
Capital Area Food Bank
Capitol Steps
Susana Rosario Cardenas
Patricia Cardova-Fox
Caribou Coffee
Dan and Daniela Carozza
Edwin Chamberlain, IV and Karen Entress
Michael and Kathy Chamberlain
Chartered Health Plan
Cheesetique
Andra Chernack
Jennifer Chowing
City Paper
Pranas Ciziunas
Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at Maryland
Beth Hilliard Colleye
Anthony J. Colon and Kimberly E. O’Toole
James Cooper and Dina Elboghdady
Cinthia Cornejo
Mary Corzine
Steve and Robyn Crouse
Dave and Buster’s
Lynn Davis
DC United
Vanessa K. DeCarbo
Tom DeFilippis
Marc and Diana Dennis
Virginia DeRaddo
Jeffrey D’eramo and Margaret Anderson
Simone and Richard Devaney
Mike Devolites and Tara Swersie
Susan Diegelman
Mary R. Donaldson
Stanley D. Drake
Dream Dog Foundation
Edelman
Dayna Edwards
Ruth Eisenberg
El Nuevo Migueleno
Emerald Isle Inn
Jodi Epstein
Bruce Falconer and Tammy Tuck
Doug and Andrea Fiero
Fight for Children
Mark Finkelpearl and Ruth Zitner
Fire and Emergency Medical Services
Karen Fitzgerald
Brendan Fitzpatrick
Folger Theatre/Folger Shakespeare
Library
Freeman’s House of Styles
Friends of George Mason Regional Library
Andrea Fuller
G Street Fabrics
Giovani Hair Design
Kelly Hand
Ida Hernandez
Frank Howard, Jr.
Michel Huebner
Celina Gerbic
Goldstein & Howe, P.C.
Richard Gould
Mark Gregory Fine Portraits
The Growing Years
Christian Guadalupe and Sandra
Gutierrez
Felecing Guerini
The HSC Pediatric Center
Jonathan and Ginger Halperin
Jeniffer Harrison
Lourdes and David A. Henry
Maria G. Hernandez
Paul and Elizabeth Herron
Shannon Higgins
Jennifer Hills
Natalie Hopkins
Prue Hoppin
Gladys Huaman
Patti Humphrey
Orion Hyson
Inspired Yoga
Inter-American Development Bank
David Jenkins
Johnson, Bassin & Shaw
Sarita Jones
Joy of Motion Dance Center
Nico Kalteis and Natasha Kalteis
Debra Katz
Candice Kaup
Amy Kavelman
James V. Kimsey
Emily Kirby
Laura Knapp
Rebecca Kramer
Lewis Lambert
Morgan Landy and Katharine Landfield
LatinVIP.com
La Unidad Latina
Jennifer Lauchlan
Kay Layne
Leadership Arlington
Larry LeDoyen
Jen Leed
Lee Leonhardy
Savita Lepore
Dr. Samuel H. Lievano, DDS
Lloyd-Meurer Portrait Studio of Potomac Village
Andy Loberstine
Yari Lorenzo
Loule
Charles and Betty Lupton
M & T Bank
Maggiano’s Little Italy
Fred and Britlan Malek
David Marlin
Marrakesh Restaurant
Mayorga Coffee Roasters
Erin McCarthy
Anne McDonough
Emily and Jack McKay
John and Mimi McGreavey
Perry McKeever
Matt and Jan Meko
Wendy Meltzer
Carla Alarcon-Mendoza
Sam Meyer and Rebecca Horner
Noah Meyerson
Jessica Miller
Premila Mistry
Robert Morin and Martha Tomich
Ben Mourad and Tim Rodman
Teresa Mourad
Lea Munley and Sue Marshall
Donna Murphy
Bill Murray and Julie Green
Jeff Myers and Lin Liu
NBC4
National Council of La Raza
Christine Negri
Zoe Neuberger
New Hampshire Pharmacy and Medical Equipment
Adriana Nino
Marilyn Nowalk
Cara O’Connor
Nicole Pai
Lynn Parseghian
Larry A. Villegas-Perez
Lori Picco
Monica Pisoni
Ann Marie Plubell, Esq.
Politics & Prose Bookstore and
Coffeehouse
Pop Pop’s Christmas List
Robert and Elizabeth Porter
Kristina Prokop
The Hon. Hiram E. Puig-Lugo
Katherine D. Raphaelson
Susan Ratigan
Molly Rauch
Andrew and Julie Ray
The Real Estate Roundtable
Mary Reed
Susan Rees
Ulrike Reichert
Sarah Richey
Carolina Robertson
Kai Robertson
Estuardo and Elizabeth Rodriguez
Allison Rosenstock
Round House Theatre
Christophe Million Rousseau
Kurt and Yrlanda Sackerman
Christian and Nicole Scanniello
Mike and Christine Schelble
Robert and Kathy Schneider
Chris Schriever and Edward Palmieri
Craig Schumpert
Demetrio and Sara Scopelliti
Chris and Nicole Seamands
Tania Sechriest
Ileann Jimenez-Sepulveda
Shakespeare Theatre
Tamar Shapiro
Diane Shiff
Judith Shipley
Leslie Shubert
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Signature Theatre
Sandra Silva
Reba Simmons
Smith Brandon International
Ginny Spevak
Spezie
St. Margaret’s Church
St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church
Kiersten Stewart
Rachel Strong
The Studio Theatre
Ray and Carole Suarez
Jennifer Tamayo
Leslie Taracena
Roger and Kathi Taylor
Teatro Goldoni
Telemundo WZDC
Megan Telfair
Mark and Katie Torok
Toro Mata-The Art of Peru
Cruz Torres
Maria Melida Torres
Tranquil Space
Trinity University
Amy Tsuchitani
Jari Tuomala
United States Postal Service
University of Maryland
Embassy of Uruguay
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2006 Friends and Supporters
Vera’s Barber Shop
Viridian Restaurant
Alexia von Lipsey
Erik Wemple and Stephanie Mencimer
Whole Foods Market
Wintergreen Resorts
Valeria Wicker
Matt and Marsha Wood
Laurie Yang
Will Young and Beth Garcia
The Washington Post
Washington Redskins
Ruth Wattenberg
Paul and Kim Webster
Patty Webster, MPH
Dave White and Susan Mordan
WJLA
Tommy Zarembka
Zip Car
Monica Zubler
2006 Kalorama
Artists’ Fair Participants
Maria Cecilia Alberti
Gwendolyn D. Aqui
Mark Balderrama
Joan Belmar
Carol Brothers
Mark Caicedo
Ruth Cuestas
Tim Davis
Ron Demetro
Rachel Dickerson
Ann Marie Ferramosca
Susan Fleischmann
Carol Galaty
Sam Gilliam
Roberta Gottesman
Lisa Hall
Dawn Hannaham
Catherine Hess
Jill Hinckley
Lamontez Jackson
Diane D. Jeang
Danny Jean-Jacques
2006 Noche Tropical Sponsors
Adams Investment Group
Adventist Health Care
American Institutes for Research
Annie E. Casey Foundation
AOL
Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
Capital One
Carefirst Blue Cross Blue Shield
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Colonial Parking
CVS Drug Stores, Inc.
DC Chartered Health Plan
Freddie Mac Foundation
Geico
Harmon Consulting LLC
Harris Teeter
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Health Right
HSC Health Care System
Institute for Latino Studies,
University of Notre Dame
Kaiser Permanente
M&T Bank
Mario and Dana Morino
National Council of La Raza
PhRMA
Pitney Bowes
PNC Bank
Providence Hospital
The Rivera Group
Tatum LLC
The Washington Post
Karla Cecilia Rodas
Brett Kempler
Kay Layne
Cherif Mamadou
Stacie D. Marshall
Coco Martin
Joe McKenna
Nelson Milder
Rabia Naeem
Minna Newman Nathanson
Jason Novak
Matthew B. Parker
Angel Perez
Jose Piedra
Carol Porter
Rolf T. Rykken
Veronica Salas
Victor Salas
Janet Schiller
Heather M Schmaedeke
Alejandro Sejas
Jill Saxton Smith
Mirta Sposito
Lou Stovall
Carmen Torruella-Quander
Antonia Tricarico
Mary’s Center has made
every effort to include all
donors at the correct level.
We sincerely apologize if
an error has been made
and ask that you notify our
Development Department
by calling (202) 420-7052.
We envision a day when everyone will receive the
highest quality of health care, education and social
services. By working together, we help members
of all communities be their own advocates and
produce generations of leaders ready to contribute
to their community’s growth and well being.
Our uniqueness lies in the ability to provide
an effective, integrated set of culturally
competent services in collaboration with
our partners, to benefit each member of the
families we serve.
2333 Ontario Road N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20009
Phone (202) 483-8196
Fax (202) 797-2314
508 Kennedy Street N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20011
Phone (202) 545-6600
Fax (202) 545-6602
www.maryscenter.org
United Way #8263
All rights reserved. ©2006 Mary’s Center for Maternal and Child Care.