ANNUAL REPORT

2018

Message from our CEODear Friends, “Vision is seeing something before you see it, so that you can actually see it” (author: unknown). The aforementioned quote not only reflects a powerfully insightful message, it also represents just how relevant it is to what we’ve experienced over the past year at Mariners Inn. We officially embarked on a journey to expand our mission and services in a way that will continue to successfully address the needs ofthe vulnerable target population that are seeking support to combat thedisease of addiction and homelessness. We continue to be blessed beyond measure, because there is no greaterfeeling than helping to save lives. We recognize that our fortunate positionto be able to do so would not be possible without the unwavering supportof the community, our friends, donors and stakeholders. It is tremendously challenging for nonprofits in the human service arena tosecure the type of fiduciary support that will contribute to the long-termgeneral operating needs of organizations like ours. While that factualpremise is supported by the data related to agencies providing services tothose in need of help to regain their dignity and respect, it’s not a barrier toour success. We remain steadfastly committed to providing the type ofservices, resources, compassionate professionalism, expertise and love tothe people we serve with a desired outcome of them returning to theirfamilies and the community clean, sober and ready to confidently embracethe future. Thank you for believing in us and our mission. More importantly, thankyou for helping us return men to their families and the community cleanand sober. Finally, I implore you to visit us and/or our website to witness,first hand, why we passionately serve our mission. We believe, witheverything we do and say, that Recovery is Real…and Begins atMariners Inn! David Sampson, LMSWChief Executive Officer

Recovery is Real ... and Begins HereMariners Inn serves as an anchor for those

struggling to navigate the treacherous waters ofhomelessness and substance abuse through a

wide range of social service programs thatachieve the best possible outcomes for adults,

families and youth affected by addiction.

Programs

• Residential Treatment • Recovery Housing

• Strengthening Families • Residential Youth Prevention

• Alumni and Outreach• Alcohol & Highway Safety

• Outpatient Treatment• Mariners Extended Residency (MER)

• Peer Mentoring• Social Enterprise

• Strong, Healthy, Empowered (SHE)

AccreditationOur treatment program is certified by the Commission forthe Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) at the

most prestigious three-year level.

We are also licensed to provide residential, outpatient, andintegrated treatment by the Michigan Department of

Community Health.

Celebrating Recovery“You have to go through the struggle in order to get to the success.”-Scott, Mariners Inn Alumnus Scott is a well-known face in the Mariners Community. This could be perceived as a negative, but the truth is quite the opposite. “This nest was everything I needed and could hope for,” says Scott. After graduating from the program for his second time, he knew that hecould not continue the life he was living. It took bottoming out, pureexhaustion, paranoia, and a feeling of being fiendish before Scott realizedthat he could not do this by himself. The key to his continued success, fellowship. “You have to take part in the program, stick with it, and keep trying. Support systems and accountabilityare important,” says Scott. He describes Narcotics Anonymous as a placewhere you can not only learn awareness and how to listen to yourfeelings, but how not to let them affect you in a negative way as well. “Sobriety feels weird for an addict, but it feels a lot better than usingdrugs.” Through total surrender and a willingness to change his way of thinking,Scott now chooses every day to be exactly who he is. “I show up, do work,and get something from it.” We are proud to report that not only did Scott graduate from college afterstarting his recovery, but he did so with a 3.86 grade point average. Hecontinues to develop his skills in videography and production, while alsoworking at Mariners Inn five days a week. If we could end Scott’s story of success, we would have to do so with oneword that he recommends be practiced daily, gratitude. -Written by Austin Essique

2018 By The Numbers

In 2018, Residential Substance Abuse Treatment …Served an average of 71 men daily

Placed 12 men in permanent housingPlaced 192 men in transitional housing

Served a total of 857 men

In 2018, Recovery Housing (RH) …73 men completed the program

Served a total of 199 men

In 2018, Extended Residency Housing (MER) …Placed 4 men in permanent housing

Served a total of 30 men

In 2018, Strengthening Families …Served 115 families

Served a total of 137 adults, 33 teens, and 146 children

In 2018, Alumni & Outreach Services …Served a total of 600 individuals

In 2018, Alcohol & Highway Safety…

Served a total of 22 individuals

In 2018, Residential Youth Prevention (RYPP) …Served a total of 124 individuals

In 2018, Strong Healthy Empowered (SHE) …

Served a total of 16 individuals

In 2018, Social Enterprise (SEP) …Oriented 33 clients

Completed 86 jobs & 159 parking eventsFound 16 clients permanent employment

Thank You to Our 2017-2018 Donors!Cynthia AbejuroSamuel D. AbramsRon & Rita AchoAisin World Corporation ofAmericaJoe & Marge AlffMohammed AlghurabiChris AllenAllorAmerican FundraisingFoundationMartha & Michael Amis &MroczykAmplify ChurchChimene AndersonAngel HavenAngels Saints & Stuff Inc.Andre AnthonyWilliam & Nsombi AroArt Van FurnitureAscension Health MinistryLetty AzarJulia BallJoseph BaltimoreCharles BasileCarlton BatisteCurtis BeardWayne and Stephanie Beason & MauriceLaShone BedfordMindful BeeSuzanne BellDeborah BenedicBenson and Edith Ford FundCarl J. & Saunteel Bentley & JenkinsSandra BenzRosemary BergerLana BianRichard BisgroveJanise BlackshearWilma BledsoeNancy BlountLynn BloyRichard BoulterSue Ann Curtis BourgeoisLisa BrancatoFrank BredellJoe BrooksCourtney BrownJerry BrownMichael BrownVernieta BrownWilliam M. BrownBruce & Bernadette TaylerBruce & Carolyn DallKiefer BruthalandChristopher BryantEva BryantRon BuccaKen BuschelKevin & Melinda BushDavid CameronJean Carnahan

Mary Ellen CaseCenter for Arab AmericanPhilantropyCenter For Student MissionsGary & Janet ChamberlainChefSourceOutreach Funding MinistryChristChurch Grosse PointeClannad FoundationPatrick ClarkeEric ClineClub General MotorsNovella CockrelComerica BankCommunities Foundation OfTexasCOTSBobbie CrawfordMichael CumminsElizabeth CurtisWilliam DalyMatthew DanielsArthur DavidsonCindy DavisGregory DavisMichael W.R. & Karen S. DavisCharity DeanJennifer DeanMark DenhamDavid & Linda DenommeDetroit Community OutreachDetroit DriftersDetroit Industrial SchoolJamaine DickensDigitas LBiGerald DixonDixon GolfJ. McGregor DoddsJason DominaDonald and Jo Anne PetersenFundNadine DottsAndrea DouglasEbony DuffKenneth DziubaMaxine EarlyEd & Michelle PotasMonique EdwardsTim EdwardsEpiscopal Churchwomen Of St. Michael's ChurchEpiscopal Diocese Of MichiganErnest ZimmermanEstate of James A. GouldAbimbola FabodeEd FedorkaJon FeikensPamela FeltchBess FenechMaria FenechDan & Jean FletcherDiana FletcherJames & Nancy ForanForgotten Harvest

Rogers FosterDavid & Russell Evelyne FoxRonald FredrickNicole Freeman-KirklandHadley FrenchMichael FrenchMichael FriesFrontstream Panorama GlobalImpact FundMichael FuhrmanJacqueline Gabbana JanRobbie GainesAnderine GantEdward GardinDenise GardnerGary & Vicki GillettePeter GasePatricia GatesPaul & Gail GeigerJohn GenuitGeorge G. Johnson FundThe Get Ahead Stay AheadProjectJames GettelWendell GibbsParis GoldJonas GoldsteinQuinita GoodEleanor GravelGreektown CasinoJere Ann GreenKevin & Margaret GreenGrosse Pointe Congregational ChurchTed HaganDawnette HamiltonPortia Hardrick-BrownHarold & Carolyn RobisonFoundationHerbert HarrisKevin HarrisKyra HarrisLandy HarrisCora HaynesJoanne HebertHeirs of the Estate of Scott A. LarryAmy HelmanDanarius HemphillChristopher HendersonJay & Kelley HeraghtyThomas HerbstCarmen HibblerMark R. HighCharlie & Barbara HillRobin HillSheila HinesPaul HodgesDoris A. HodgkinsKaren HollinsLauren HoodHopCat DetroitGary HopeWilliam & Christine Hope

Thank You to Our 2017-2018 Donors!Robert LipsinskiLivonia Clothing DepotKaty LockerEric LongsLooney BakerGloria LoweDan & Angela LoydLSG Insurance PartnersJoseph & Susan LuccheseLissa LundEllen LyleEdwin R. MacKethanThaddeus MacKrellRoberta MakiSusan MalleyJane MalonisSheila MarableMarchisness Gibson & Adrain BaileyMark & Gayle WalkerShaune MarksDiana MartinMarx LayneMary G. and Robert H. Flint Foundation FundMASCO CorporationLaura MasellDave & Cindy MauriceJames & Martha MaxwellGlenn & Kathe Maxwell &StevensRichard H. & Mary E. MayJoseph & Margaret MaycockCassandra MayesElizabeth MaysRoy & Polly McCalisterKathleen McCarthyShavon McCoyDominique McDayMary McDermottTed & Sue McDermottMichael McGannonKirk D. McGinnMcGregor FundMary McHaleJoanne McIntyreLinda McKenzieFrancis & Mimi McMillanGarzelle McMurrayMelvin & Geraldine KaftanSam MenzinMGM Resorts FoundationJudith MichalakMichigan CouncilFor The Arts andCultural AffairsBrittany MilesMichele MillerJoseph VernonMiller CanfieldJennifer MirochaMoGo/DDP Bike ShareCorporation

Molina Healthcareof MichiganMichael MorandiniPatricia MorandiniJames MorrisCharles MorrisonDe’Ann MosesChris MoshierStephanie MulkernRoger H. &Suzanne B. MumbrueJessica MurphyKatie MurphyRandal MurphyShelley MurphyLeah MurrayJewel MyersNAACPPartha & Kali NandiNemeth LawNetwork For GoodNew Providence BaptistChurch New ProvidenceBaptist ChurchCalvin NewbyCatherine NierleDanielle NorthNorthminster PresbyterianChurchJohn NovakJoe OliverStephanie OnwuegbunaMark OsborneDonald C. & Elsie A. OveryGary OwensJulie OwensRicardo PalmerAaron PapsSteve PardoBernard ParkerFrederick J. ParkerParkside Church Of ChristKathleen ParlowPaul & Cheryl RobertsonJason PaulateerTed & Janet PaynePayPal Giving FundTerri PelachykMargaret PenirianPeople Helping PeopleJuliana PerryChristine PervolarakisPetty Gang Inc.Tom PhippsJoseph & Sally Pia &RutledgePierre & Carol ProdisPink Elephant ProductsLeah PippenAnthony PizziLinda PlaweckiMarie PlonkeyPNC FoundationRoy Pounds

Nicole HuddlestonJeff HuebnerJohn HuntTheresa HurtHeather Hyde JenningsJudith IdrisIlitch CharitiesImperial BeverageInvestment Professionals ForCharity Inc.Isabella Fortune LLCITCJ McLaughlinCarina JacksonDavid JacksonJennifer JacksonCarolyn JacobsGma JamesJean JamesDawn JamisonJanyl JentlieThe Jewish FundJoe & Courtney GerweckJohn & Biz WilliamsonJohn & Catherine DillonJohn & Jean Dinan FoundationJohn & Kathy BrennanChristine JohnsonGary JohnsonGeorge JohnsonClinton JonesDarrell JonesL JonesLinda JonesOscar JonesHarold JordanTodd KappaufChris KeeneCarole KellerJessica KellerDebra KenjorskiAngela KennedyGerd H. KeuffelDonald KillionWill & Eli Kim Tom KingJonathan KirklandKiwanis Foundation of DearbornDonna KleinJames W. & Elizabeth A. KleinMartin & Alicia KleinAllan KnightChristopher KnightTim KoolChristopher KowalCarolyn Ewald KratzetJohn W. & Janice M. KregerKrogerJohn Paul LaLondeDaniel LaneMary LedyardLewis & Susie CooperArthur T. & Lolly LewryGregory LindseyRobert Linn

Thank You to Our 2017-2018 Donors!Gwendolyn WalkerWaste ManagementToni WatkinsWayne State UniversityHalene WaytesTerria WeathingtonRenee Weaver-WrightNancy WeigandtMark WeissDenice WelchNicole Wells StallworthBryan WestonWIlliam WettachRosemary WhitakerDawn WhiteMegan WhitePaige WhiteSteve WhiteEulonda WhitmoreRick & Barb WidenerMary Grace WilbertWilliam & JoAnn MorandiniDavid & Anne WilliamsDelmetria WilliamsJohn and Norah WilliamsJulian WilliamsKatherine WilliamsRosemarie WilsonShaun & Chrystal WilsonCarlton & Carlette WinfreyCarole WisemanJoseph A. & Sally D. WolfWolverine Packing CompanyBarbara WoodsJacci WoodsLennard WornumAnne YantusKathleen YaremchukCarl & Mary YoderMellen & Shiffman PC ZamlerLisa ZessinHeather Zygmontowicz

St. David's Episcopal ChurchSt. Elizabeth's Guild of St.Michael's Episcopal ChurchSt. James Episcopal ChurchSt. John's Episcopal ChurchSt. John's Episcopal ChurchNewTo You ShopSt. Michael'sEpiscopal ChurchSt. Stephen'sEpiscopal ChurchSam StottStrategic Staffing SolutionsAnn SullivanSupermen Inc.Neil & Randa SwanboroSwift PixJames SwinkKevin SydnorJames S. and Nancy S. TadraTanglewood Civic AssociationJonathan TaylorKrenissa TaylorTherease TaylorTeam WellnessWilliam & Rhonda TerryThe Heat and Warmth FundKimberly ThomasThomas & Ann HerrmannThomas & Judith PhippsThomas & Mary Lou DevaneyAlice ThompsonEric ThompsonJack & Thomasine Thornhilll &EctorTimothy & Beatrice LaLondeTotal Health CareJames TousignantTraffic Jam & SnugNicholas TrippEdward TrowbridgeLaura TrudeauTrustees Of The ProtestantEpiscopal Church - Diocese OfMichiganCharles & Linda TuckerBill TudrickMacie TuiasosopoTuktawa FoundationErik TungateAmy TurimMichael and Patricia TurnbullUltimate Solutions GroupDonald Van EveryStephen Van EveryDavid VankerAlice VanWambekeVariety FoodServicesCarl VaughnJoseph VernonVictory Fellowship CommunityChurchSameer VigTeresa Wakeen

PRP Wine InternationalLouis J. and Barbara PruesMarie RacineRacine & AssociatesErica RakowiczRegina RandRichard RasselReal Time Furniture/NorixGroupMelissa ReghantiCarleen RemitzKenneth RemsonCynthia ReynoldsSam RichardsonDanté RichmondHoward & Sharon RileyRiverview Knights of ColumbusPatrick RocheBarbara RoddisDennis RogersWilson RogersRobert RossSarah RothenbergLaura Roy Van Der KarCharles RushRaymond and FrancesRusseauRuth Ellis CenterGrant & Stephenie RuttingerLisa RybakWalter RybakGary SackettKevin and Kathryn SalisburyDavid SampsonErnest SanfordSargent Consulting GroupTony SaundersEli SavitLLC. Savory SolutionsKarieem and Lisa SchkoorGina SchraderScott & Nichole TraheyJanis SeaboltRobert R. SfireBrian ShafferShiva ShamirRegina SharmaPam SharpeKA SheaVeda ShermanRita SierraFrederick H. SigmonDavid SilbergJames SkeltonSlows to GoJennifer SmithMichael SmithFrederick & Elizabeth SoleMichelle SoloSerge SoucyShalonda SpencerMargaret SquiresSt. James Episcopal ChurchWomen

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Resource AllocationRevenue 2018

Governmental and Agency Contracts, $4,290,005 Room and Board, $92,709 Program Income, $73,895

Contributions, $222,312 Parking, $158,543

Special Events, $22,702 Donated Goods, $111,452

Interest Income, $8,765Net Realized and Unrealized Gains, $173,518

Net Assets Released from Restrictions, $235,500 Revenue Total, $5,389,401

Expenses 2018 Residential Treatment, $1,363,843 Recovery Housing, $928,312 MER (Mariners Extended Residency), $666,689 Vocational Training, $347,968 Management and General, $520,819 Fundraising, $321,196 Parking Services, $59,047 Expenses Total, $4,207,874

Leadership (2017-2018 Fiscal Year)

RECOVERY IS REAL ... AND

BEGINS AT MARINERS INN!

Advisory BoardSamuel Abrams

Joseph Cazeno, Jr. LaDon Davis

Lawrence Hale Alicia Klein

Tommy Longest Jason Paulateer

William White Carlton Winfrey

Board of Trustees 2017-2018Shaun Wilson, President

Michael French, 1st Vice PresidentDave Denomme, 2nd Vice President

Ebony Duff, Esq., SecretaryErik Tungate, Treasurer

The Rt. Rev. Wendell N. Gibbs, Jr.Carl Bentley

Carlton BatisteJanyl Jentlie

Thaddeus Mac KrellAngela Loyd

Bernard ParkerMarie Racine

Susan McDermottJoseph Vernon

David Sampson, MSW, LMSW, CEO

Carina Jackson, MSM, COO

Lang Carter, Facilities ManagerNicole Freeman-Kirkland, Chief Financial Officer

Ed Gardin, Alumni & OutreachAngelo Glenn, Prevention DirectorBrittany Miles, Residential Director

Lawrence Collins, Recovery Housing & Aftercare irectorCarmen Proctor, Human ResourcesStephen Van Every, Development