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2010 ANNUAL REPORT

Quentin was born with no thumbs and a host of developmental challenges.Turn to page 6 to learn how DHCDC helped make him a thriving preschooler.

2010 ANNUAL REPORT2010 ANNUAL REPORT2010 ANNUAL REPORT

Quentin was born with no thumbs and a host of developmental challenges.Turn to page 6 to learn how DHCDC helped make him a thriving preschooler.

Downtown Hampton Child Development Center

Downtown Hampton Child Development Center 2010 Annual Report

The staff does a great jobat preparing my child for kindergarten and keeping my child safe!

‒ Tameir’s mom


Four-year-old teacher Robert “Mr. Bob” Wojciechowski stops by for a cuddle with one of his students during center time.

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Our MissionTo nurture young children by providing aff ordable, quality preschool programs that develop the “whole child” and

foster school readiness

Dear Friends,

You know the saying̶when lifegives you lemons, make lemonade! Downtown Hampton Child Development Center has beendealt its share of lemons this year, including...

• An unexpected move• The tough economy decreasing funding• Families suff ering layoff s and pay cuts, placing a heavier burden on our sliding scale

But we persevered! Our program made a smooth transition and is thriving in its new sites, and many donors and businesses stepped up their gifts.

Our children above all are “making lemonade” as they overcome the risk factors in their lives, such as low income or a parent in prison̶now they are getting a top-quality preschool education that will start them on the road to success in school.

Thank you for helping give thesechildren a better life!

Cheers to a glass of lemonade,

Jaynelle OehlerExecutive Director

Board of DirectorsMary K. Wallace, PresidentTed Henifi n, Vice PresidentDeborah Russell, SecretaryCheryl Ziff , TreasurerTiff any Andrews-FranklinPolly Chong, Esq.

Lawrence Cumming, Esq.Jennifer DentonRobert R. Harper Jr. Haywood HolderMarsha Knox

The Hon. Mamie LockeHenry Mills

Col. Anthony D. ReyesThe Hon. Joseph Spencer II

Amy ThorstadAnn TormeyTodd Wellbrock F. Lewis Wood

The Rev. John Knibb, Emeritus

Administrative StaffExecutive DirectorJaynelle Oehler

Education DirectorAmy Behm

Administrative DirectorGail Gammon

Development DirectorCarol Minter

PR & Marketing Director Melissa James

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College Comes to Preschool1.

“DHCDC has given our family a chance for our child to be in a classroom, while we work. Then our child reminds us to read, clean up toys and to use our manners. They have renewed my faith in people!”

Helping ImproveChild Care Statewide

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Long considered a shining star among local child care centers, DHCDC helped lead a new initiative on improving the quality of early childhood programs across the state.

Last year, Virginia joined 16 other states to create a voluntary Star Quality

Initiative for child care and preschool programs. This new QRIS (Quality Rating

and Improvement System) will help existing centers move beyond “babysitting” toward a

focus on nurture, curriculum, nutritionand stimulating relationships.

DHCDC staff was instrumental in thisprocess, and our programs are

looked to as an example of what othercenters can strive to become.

This school year, DHCDC was evaluated,and we await our own star rating.

For the fi rst time, DHCDC off ered on-site courses in early childhood education from Thomas Nelson Community College. This new

extension of our continuing education requirements for staff made it easier for our teacher assistants who don’t already have an associate’s

degree to pursue one. All head teachers at DHCDC hold either a two- or four-year degree.

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Fruitful EndeavorsThrough your generous support, Downtown Hampton Child Development Center has trulymade a diff erence for the children. Some of our proudest accomplishments this year include...

A Smooth Move

A Quick Recap of DHCDC

How: Offering the Peninsula’s only sliding-scale tuition rate, where families pay based on income and need, and the only full-day inclusion program for preschoolers with special needs. Our nationally accredited preschool program places us in the top 7% of child care centers nationwide.

Why: One in fi ve children on the Peninsula starting kindergarten is not ready for school, and children who start behind tend to stay behind. Quality early education is the key to success in later years.

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4. HighestLicensingStandards

Bethel High football playersload toys and boxes onto a U-Haul truck while helping DHCDC move

out of its former Battle Road location.

“If it weren’t for the sliding tuition rate at your school, we could not aff ord this life-changing education”

- David’s grandma

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What: Private, 501(c)3 nonprofi t child care center and preschool.

Who: 275 children, ages 6 weeks to 5 years—most facing risk factors.

Where: Four locations on the Virginia Peninsula.

When: Established in 1971 to address a need for affordable child care.

“You are phenomenal,” the Licensing Specialist told our staff during a recent surprise inspection

from the state.

All four of our Downtown Hampton Child Development Center sites received zero

violations during the unannounced visit from the Monitoring Inspections bythe Virginia Department of

Social Services.

This was no easy achievement,and we are proud of our staff for

this outstanding accomplishment.

It was a daunting task to vacate one of our largest sites and move it into two smaller, temporary locations... on short notice. But we were overwhelmed with an outporing of support from the community̶fi nancial contributions, equipment donations, off ers of free classroom space, landscape crews, painters and movers.

Our staff made it a seamless transition for the children, starting the school year on time without missing a beat̶and without closing any extra days!

Quality That Changes Lives


Hi! My name is Quentin and I am a miracle. Like my sister Lia, I was born to the same mother who didn’t know how to take care of herself̶so she couldn’t take care of me. I was born with infections and sepsis, and also had alcohol and drugs in my body. T h e d o c t o r s not iced I d idn ’ t have thumbs, and later realized I had diff erences in my heart, arms, wrists, legs, mouth, eyes, ears, stomach and brain. I also have a genetic condition called TAR Syndrome, where the

platelets in my blood don’t regrow. I could bleed internally if I bruise or fall. Over half of kids with TAR don’t live past age 2. When my new mom enrolled me at DHCDC, I had just turned 1 year old and needed stand-by oxygen. A lot of centers won’t accept children with needs like mine, but my teacher welcomed me. I’ve had a lot of surgeries since then, including an opera-tion to create thumbs out of my index fi ngers. My teachers work closely with my mom to make

sure everyone knows how to help me stay safe and support my unique needs. They even modifi ed class-room activities to empower me to be as independent as

possible. If I had ended up in another program, I might have felt iso-lated, but at DHCDC I benefi t from playing and learning beside my typically devel-oping peers, and my friends have learned that I am more like them than diff erent. You should see me shooting hoops̶swish! I’m now a 3-year-old with a lot of joy to share.

My name is Lia and the d o c t o r s s a i d I wou l d be a vegetable (maybe I’d make a cute cucumber!). I am adopted and I will grow up knowing that my family was very lucky to be able to meet and love me. I am one of seven siblings. Three of us have the same birth mom.

My birth mom made some mistakes when she was pregnant with me and she used a lot of drugs and abused alcohol. Because of

this, I was born 9 weeks premature and I have Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, and Periventricular Leukomalasia (PVL). PVL is a fancy way of saying that there are holes in my brain. I have done a lot more than most doctors thought I would. When my mom enrolled me at DHCDC as a toddler, I was wearing leg braces and working hard to learn to walk. Because of my cerebral palsy, I needed ad-ditional time and attention from staff . Within months, I was able to walk with my friends. I have enjoyed my t ime at DHCDC. I like it when my teachers let me help them. Sometimes I even help other children in my class with special needs. But mostly I’m like any other kid now. I always remember to sing the songs we learn when I get home. I like to write my name and to paint. I have a lot of friends and I am proud of what I do at school. Due to my pre-matur i ty and my late birthday, my mom had planned to defer my kinder-garten enrollment, but I’ve made such tremendous prog-ress at DHCDC this year that I will be starting kindergar-ten in the fall beside my typically develop-ing peers!

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“I continue to be amazedthat a program with sucha wonderful curriculum andskilled staff is so aff ordableand accessible to all families

in our area” - Quentin and Lia’s mom

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Where Does The Money Go?Income Expenses

Tuitionand Fees

16%Government

14%

UnitedWay

6%

In-Kind10% Individuals,

Organizationsand Churches**

3%Other Grants

1%

HamptonCity Schools*

50%

Administration5.3%


On the Brinkof Poverty

Ready to Read,Ready for School

The average DHCDC parent pays less than $3,000 per year on the sliding scale.The actual cost to DHCDC for each child is more than $8,000 per year.

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* Includes Virginia Preschool Initiative grant** Includes fundraising

Program94.7%

Impoverished35% live at or below

poverty level

Low-Income37% live between

100% and 200% of poverty level

Above Low-Income28% live above 200% of poverty level

Our sliding scale aff ords underprivileged children a top-quality early education, and lets their parents go to work or school.

For a family of four, the U.S. poverty level is an annual householdincome of $22,050, and 200% of the poverty level is $44,100.

Our Children

A year in our program makes a tremendous diff erence on children’s school readiness, especially pre-literacy skills.

PALS Pre-K Scores

The Phonological Awareness Literacy Screening is a statewide test forpre-reading skills, which DHCDC adminsters to our 4-year-olds.

Fall 2009 Spring 2010

Averageor above

39%

Averageor above

90%


Three Cheers For

DHCDC parents take time to stuff envelopes with a letter asking for donations to help with our unexpected move.

Our summer Ice Cream Social thanked special volunteers and supporters, including Robert Shuford, for their work.

At United Way Day of Caring in September, volunteers from NASA and SUPSHIP did improvement projects for us.

Parent speaker Rebecca Richmond-Sargent and emcee Scott Cash share a laugh April 20 at the 8th Old Point National Bank Fundraising Breakfast, which raised over $60,000.

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Bobby AbuelEunice Adkinson Camille AlexanderRenee AlstonMelecio AmaroBarbara AmmonRuth AmundsenJeanne AndersonSabrina AndersonLeigh Ann AtkinsWanda BasleyKatherine BechererVince BehmPei-chi BennettLissa BensurBethel High School Football

Team and Coaches Deanna BloomerDiane BowersDru BowmanMark BridgesJulie BrinkleyJohn BryantAndy Buffl anRyan BurtCindy CarlsonNicole CamhoutKim CannonMaria CarterScott CashLynn Cherry-MillerJeff ClemonsMonica CohenBrenda ColeMonte CorrellDorothy CoxAnn CurfmanTiffany CwiakAnn and Bill DebnamJennifer DentonBeth DoggetteMelodye DorstLetia DrewryVera DrydenRuby DunnCipriano DuranWayne EllisonKatie FeldenBecky Fitchett

Laura FlemmingTiffany and Barrett FranklinKelly FranzoneJerry GammonJulia GivensStephanie and Dan GonzalesChristopher GrayJames GrayMildred GrayRamona GrayTeborah GregoryJennifer Griffi thsNicole GuarardoHampton Sheriff's Department Anthy HallCole HandleyRobert HarperJohnnie HarringtonEden HarrisChristal HarrisonGreta HarrisonIngrid HawkinsVicki Haynes-BurkeWanda HewlinCynthia HigginsArtie HillHaywood HolderBelinda HolmesWanda HoltJenika HopsonKara HughesMarian HutchensShelley Hollier JacksonMike JakubowskiMary JohnsonJamila Johnson-HardyLaura JoneseuSidney JordanRuthann KellumJames KentKiwanis Club Members

from Division 13 Karen KnickNadine Knowlin-BrownMarsha KnoxAmanda KremsLeonard Lassiter


Our Volunteers!

Children join in a musical act at Blast Off 2010, ourfamily FUNdraiser at the Virginia Air & Space Center on February 6, where over 100 volunteers helped out.

Hampton Mayor Molly Ward captivates our children as part of The Mayor’s Book Club volunteer reader program.

Volunteers from SUPSHIP build us a new playground fence, with supplies courtesy of Rosenbaum Fencing.

Longtime supporters Jimmy and Midge Eason off ered their home and hospitality for our fall Donor Reception.

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Caroline LawrimorePatricia LearyValencia LewisChristine LivelyMamie LockeLisa LucasShirley LucyJeff LuebkeKaren and John LytleMargaret and Ulysses MartinFrances McClaryMary McIntyreJohn McKayMichelle MeadorsAnnie Melton Lucy MerrittMarcy and David MessickJennifer MillerMaurice MillerO.J. MillerHenry MillsTom MinterIvy and Tom MitchellAlison MoirCatherine MooreMargaret MooreSheri MooreWilliam MossKevin MottPaul MuseNicole MyersMelinda MyromAllison NelsonVanessa NorthGeorge OehlerIziah PattonMartha PerriconeTammy PetersenJerry PhillipsLewan Powers-GreenDick PrideLindsey ReederAnthony ReyesVelma Richardson MartinMary Lou RodehorstJamie RossSandra RouttenDeborah Russell

Sara SagerEsteva SawyerElaine SchadeKevin SheaRobert ShufordRuth and Baxter Simmons Sr.Tiffany SmilorGavin SmithKelly SmithChris SneadTony StaffordHugh StephensKyle StephensKarena StevensChris StuartBrandi SullivanAlexis SwannJim SwarmerLynn TaylorArlene Thomas Amy ThorstadScott TompkinsLora ToothertonAnn TormeyAllen TrombleyKyle ValliantSusan ValliantMary and George WallaceMolly WardClyde and Buffy WattsScott WeisigerJo WeissRobynne WestBrik WileyJuanita WilkersonAngie WilliamsBob WilliamsPatricia WilliamsShirley Best WilsonStanley WinarskiRuth WinslowCarolyn and John WitherspoonJennifer WongLewis WoodFelicia WoodsPeggy WrightCheryl Ziff

Our Sweet SupportersTHANK YOU to all of our donors and grant funders! This list includes all donations made to thegeneral fund and the Hunter B. Andrews Endowment between June 1, 2009, and May 31, 2010.

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Advocates of the Children (gifts and grants of$5,000 and up) City of Hampton Ferguson Enterprises Hampton City Schools James B. Topping Trust Old Point National Bank United Way of the Virginia

Peninsula

Champions of the Children(gifts and grants of$1,000 to $4,999) Bethel High School Central United Methodist

Church First Presbyterian Church Janice and William GraceHampton Motor Corporation Pam and Ted Henifi nConrad JacksonKiwanis Club of Mercury 64 Ivy and Tom MitchellLouis MorrisJaynelle and George OehlerJoanne K. RoosRotary Club of Hampton, Va. Rotary Club of Oyster Point Frances and Robert ShufordSt. John's Episcopal Church TowneBank Peninsula Minta and Lewis WoodWythe Woman's Club

Supporters of the Children (gifts and grants of$500 to $999) Wallace ArnoldMamye BaCoteUrsula BarkersAmy and Vince BehmRobert CarpenterRussell CarterJames ChismanLinda and Scott CurtisSharon DavidsonKaren EnriquezExchange Club of Hampton First Baptist Church Gail and Jerry GammonPaula GarciaHampton Baptist Church Susan and Rick HarmanCharles HeathDiane HintonRuthann KellumKersey, Sealey, Clark and Associates Dawn Kinard

Kiwanis Club By the Bay Kiwanis Club of Downtown

Hampton Kiwanis Club of the Peninsula

at Oyster Point Kiwanis Club of Warwick Evelyn and John Knibb Jr.Marsha and Doug KnoxDeborah KobezakTracy MeisterHenry MillsCarol and Patrick MinterMartha and Ross MuglerPeninsula Camp Fund Inc. Mary Ellen and Douglas PerrySusan Rotkis and Patrick

DeConciniRobert ScottRuth and Baxter Simmons Sr.Joycelyn SpightDebora S. TannerMary K. and George WallaceMolly Joseph WardClaire WilsonZel Technologies LLC

Friends of the Children (gifts and grants up to $499 and all in-kind gifts) Carolyn AbbittNancy AdamsMartha AilorLynn AilsworthBarry AllenAlternatives Inc. Keyth AndersonDavena AndressAmonie M. AnkrahLillian AtkinsAnn BaneJeanine BarnesLouise BartlettTorie B. BashaySharon R. BassVeronica BattleAnn and Irving BehmBettie BellstewartCassie Benson and Tony

StaffordDonna BergElizabeth BernaicheRebecca BetzWilliam BlackRichard Blount IIDonna BockHazel Garrison BonnerClaire BornLeslie BowieKim and Drumont BowmanWarren Braxton

Alicia and Fred BrewerJulie BrinkleyPeggy BrooksFloyd BrownMildred BrownPaula BrownSteven BrownZabrina K. Brundidge-LittleMary BryantJanet B. BurdetteCindy BurgessMelissa BurroughsBetty H. ButlerBruce ButlerC&F Bank Alice CallahanKim CannonMike CantyJudy CarrVivian CarrMaria CarterSuzannah K. CartledgeCasbar Restaurant Scott CashJames Chapman IV and

Sandie CampbellSharon ChappellWalter ChawlkPolly ChongCircle #1, First Presbyterian

Church Elizabeth ClarkWilbert ClarkSandra ClementsWilliam Coates Jr.Kristin CochranBrenda ColePhyllis ColeShelia ConwaySusan CopenhaverMonte CorrellCharles CostasDorothy CoxCox Communications Douglas CrawleyWalter CredleKay CrispPamela CroomMartin O. CrossLisa R. CrumpGwen CummingAnn and Howard CurfmanMichael P. CurryPatricia CurtisVanessa D. DaviesErika DavisHenry DavisJoan DavisKeith F. DavisRonald Davis Sr.

Sherree R. B. DavisDebra DayHarold DeHavenVivikka DeLoachJennifer DentonJane and Patrick DerbyHilari DevineVirginia DevineJennifer DickJerri Fuller DickseskiCharlene DiggsDowntown Hampton Development PartnershipBeverly DoyerLetia and Joe DrewryDryden and Son Plumbing Jill DulaFrank DulongMidge and James EasonNancy EasonLaurel EastersonMandy EberwineJennifer EdwardsEggleston Services Brooke EidsonDave EllisDorothy and Thomas C. ElwellLynne FahnertFarm Fresh Charitable Foundation Cheryl FarriorTerri FeildLeigh FenigsohnFirst United Methodist Church Edith FischerDianne R. FosterLeroy FosterSharon FrankieRamona FrazierBernard FriedlandFriends of the Hampton Public Library Leslie FuentesDenise GallopKimberly A. GardinMicah GarnerDiana GarnettGirl Scout Troup 1548 Katherine GlassBlanche and Henry GodfreyJeanie GordonSallie Grant DiVenutiJames Gray Jr.Isabella Bea GreenShirley and Leroy GrossBarbara Gunter-LewisCindy HagenLisa HagenHampton Healthy Families

Partnership

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Hampton Retired Teachers Association

Hampton Stationery Hampton United Council for

Church WomenHampton University Dept. of

Communicative Sciences and Disorders

Tracy HangerMark HannaRobert HarperGreta and James HarrisonTonya HatcherVictor HellmanPhyllis HenryMary Alice HergottGayle E. HicksCynthia HigginsHelen HillDanny L. HodgesMatt HoeslyRuby HolcombShirley and Haywood HolderWanda and Robert HoltCharles HopkinsEnid HoustyApril HowardRobert Howard Jr.Cynthia HudsonAmy HultbergSteven HussellSarah HutchensDiane HuxCindy and Larry HymanJoni IveyClarice JacksonMelissa and Derek JamesMary JohnsonPatricia J. JohnsonRobert T. JohnsonAaron JonesBarbara Warren JonesAmy and Thomas JordanCharles Jordan Jr.Sidney and Eugene Jordan IITara and James JosephRobert JoyceJunior League of Hampton

Roads Junior Women's Club of Newport News April KabirEttalea KanterKappa Alpha Psi Fraternity,

Hampton-NN Alumni ChapterRose KeeJill and Mike KeechJohanna KeefeDeb KellyPatti KernodlePatricia KindredNancy KingKingsway Physical Therapy L.L.C.Kiwanis Club of Hampton Kiwanis Club of Old Point

Comfort Carolyn KnightDorothy KnoxDonna KohlBetty Koonce-Johnson

Connie LandonEdward LattimoreThe Law Offi ce Polly Chong, Inc.Jean LawrencePamela LawsonPatricia LearyMary LeeDianne LeMayBetty LevinTom LewisXiaoyan LinSusan E. LiningerMichelle LittleSu LivelyMamie LockeVictor LopezDiane and Fred LutzGabriella MadoniaChristine MahanDaniel Mahar IIIBetty MarshallBob MartinSharon MartinMargaret and Ulysses MartinSamuel MassenbergTieshe Thomas MathewsBrenda MaustAnita MaxwellJanet McClungRobin McCormickMichaela McCrackenMcDermott and Ward Evelyn McDonaldSusan McInnisPaul McLeanBrian W. McMahonSherri McQuillanMichèle MeadorsMemorial Baptist Church Preda Mendez-LopezJudy and Peter MercierAnn MichaelAngie MillerDonnie and Pat MinettiA. Delores MinorSonja Pollard MitchellKaye and Paul MobergWill MoffettKathy and Mike MonteithTeresa R. MorewitzJamie MossMulti-Print Inc. Pollie MurphyMelinda MyromBrad NeffEvelyn NewmanNewport News-Hampton

Continentals Elizabeth NisleyJames NoonanRosemary NormanBeverly O'BryanPattye OliverKay and Swede OlsonRobin P.R. OverbeyPatricia ParasmoMargaret ParkerJauwan ParksWilliam PearsonPeninsula Retired Men's Club

Betty and Burnett Peters Jr.Janet PetersCarolyn PhaupAnn PhillipsTerri Holup PhillipsSusie PowellWade PowellWray PowellPowers Business Machines Inc.Crystal RandallRalph Ransom Sr.Raoust+Partners Cato ReavesLisa Reid-WilliamsonJulie RejzerGrace RidleyLinda RiggsCarol RileyJean and Frank RobertRobert E. Lee Elementary

School Erica and Eric RobinsonHelen RobinsonShonna Crisden RobinsonDonald RodilDeborah RoeKathy RogersMillicent RogersBarbara and Neal RosenbaumRosenbaum Fence Company Theresa RossoDorothy Rouse-BottomGrace RouttenSandra RouttenGisele and David RussellDeborah RussellDebra RussellJenny and Feild RussellTricia RussellRobbin RuthJanet and William Salley Jr.Sandra SammonsNicole SamuelsonTonya SanchezSandra SandersEdward I. SarfanMaureen SavageShirley Price and Thomas

Savage Jr.Byrd H. SavilleElaine SchadePaula ScheckAlvin J. SchexniderLloyd SeayTeena SenickaChesare SettleMildred SextonTheresa SheehanMarianne ShermanSherwin Williams Linda Shiffl etteLori and Robert Shuford Jr.Donna-Mae SideriusSusan SipeBrian SkinnerTracy A. Small-JohnsonCharlotte SmithLisa SmithNorbert F. SmithRay Smith

Schuyler SmithSmith Enterprises Christine SneadEileen Howard SpadyJoseph H. Spencer IILottie and Turner SpencerSherry SpringAnn StephensJennifer MiglioreSandra StovallNicole and Chris StuartJudith M. Sutterfi eldLeasa SwittenbergKenneth SykesT & R Technology Inc. Leeanne C. TaborBetty TemkoArt ThatcherThe Virginia Store Wilma ThomasAmy ThorstadGary TimmonsGail ToneyAnn and James TormeyRaymond TrippTami M. TuckerMinnie Ross TurnerClaudia A. TurpinSusan ValliantThe Virginia StoreVirtexco Tom VitalettiElise WallAdonica WardConstance WardDarryl L. WareJohn WareSharon WarrenEva and Darwin WashingtonCarolyn and Paige WashingtonJermaine WeaverRich WethingtonChuck WhiteJesse WhiteLaura WilliamsLawanda WilliamsRobert WilliamsThelma WilliamsBelinda WillisRobert WillisWillow Oaks Evening Garden Club Pam and Garnett WilsonKrystal WilsonShirley Best WilsonTaylor C. Wilson IIICarol and Stanley WinarskiRuth WinslowA. G. Womble Jr.Anthony L. WoodsDonna WoodsDot WrightPeggy WrightWythe Presbyterian Church Y.L.S. Inc. Lesa YeattsChanelle ZandersMalla ZapateroCheryl Ziff

Questions? Contact us!

Phone: (757) 825-6200 • Fax: (757) 825-6201 • Email: [email protected]

The Children Need Your Help! With the estimated return nearly $17 for every $1spent on quality early education for at-risk preschoolers,

our children are always a smart investment.

Mail your gift to:Downtown Hampton

Child Development CenterP.O. Box 69085Hampton, VA 23669

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