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Page 1: 2012 Annual Report - Friendship Place · individuals in FY 2012 — more than 40 visitors a day. Health Care Walk-in clinic, free of charge. Primary medical care for 202 individuals,

2012 Annual Report

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Together

Rosalie Berk Board Co-President

Kate Belinski Board Co-President

The One-Word Project was created for us, pro bono, by the photographer Karen Elliott Greisdorf, who asked each subject: “What one word would you use to describe Friendship Place?” The photos on these pages feature program participants, volunteers, board, and staff.

Dear Friend,

It’s a privilege to unveil the new name and new look of our beloved organization.

Twenty years after two fledging grassroots organizations in upper Northwest DC merged to become Community Council for the Homeless at Friendship Place, we have shortened our name to Friendship Place. This, after all, is what our program participants have been calling us for years; it was time to make it official.

We think Friendship Place is the perfect name. It reflects how our community comes together — congregations, businesses, board members, staff, volunteers, school kids, donors, and program participants — to end homelessness and rebuild lives. It’s serious work, but doing it together imbues the pursuit with joy and connection. You can see this spirit in the beautiful photos on these pages.

Fortuitously, Friendship Place founder Jean Duff selected the word “together” for the One-Word Project. It’s an apt theme for 2012. We forged a host of exciting new partnerships with other organizations. We generated a

record 4,147 participants in our Help the Homeless campaign. We engaged more volunteers than ever and brought several new program participants onto our Speakers’ Bureau. (If you’re part of a group that would like to learn about homelessness from someone who’s lived it, give us a call!) We initiated a new leadership group of program participants — comprising past and present officers of our Consumer Council — which is advising our executive director and providing updates to the board. And we boasted financial, in-kind and pro bono support from an unprecedented 2,090 sources, including you.

Of course, our biggest new partnership of 2012 was with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. We’re proud that Friendship Place was selected to be part of a comprehensive Federal effort to end homelessness among Veterans. You’ll find the impressive first-year outcomes of our Veterans First program in this report.

As for our new look, we wanted a visual identity that conveys both the dynamism and the warmth of Friendship Place and that

can encompass all the new arenas into which we’re expanding. We like that our logo isn’t a perfect oval, because we don’t expect people to be perfect; we welcome them “come-as-you-are.” What’s important is that our community continues to learn and grow…together.

Thank you so much for being part of our learning community. It’s your support that allows Friendship Place to have a lasting impact on the lives of everyone connected to our mission.

Warmly,

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Our ImpactFriendship Place offers the most effective model for addressing adult homelessness, with innovative programs that empower participants

to rebuild their lives, find homes, get jobs and reconnect with

friends, family and the community, permanently.

OutreachStreet outreach to 120 homeless men and women in FY 2012. More than 40 contacts were made each week to our most vulnerable neighbors.

HospitalityFood, coffee, basic needs, showers and laundry, phone and internet. Our Welcome Center served 438 individuals in FY 2012 — more than 40 visitors a day.

Health CareWalk-in clinic, free of charge. Primary medical care for 202 individuals, psychiatric care for 87, in FY 2012. 88% of housed participants across all Friendship Place programs were connected to primary health care.

Transitional Housing & Shelter52 individuals were housed in congregation-sponsored shelters and apartments in FY 2012. 86% of those who exited graduated to permanent housing.

Permanent HousingHousing with supportive services for highly vulnerable, formerly homeless men and women. 98% of the 215 individuals served in FY 2012 remained stably housed.

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Employment 48 men and women with serious barriers to employment were placed into jobs through AimHire, with 47 of them placed into transitional or permanent housing as well. AimHire is the only program in DC that places people into both jobs and housing at the same time, within the same program.

Veterans FirstHomelessness prevention and rapid rehousing. 82 families experiencing homelessness were successfully housed. Homelessness was averted for another 89 households at risk of eviction.

AdvocacyOur advocacy at the Federal level contributed to increased funding for programs that are successfully reducing homelessness among Veterans. At the local level, we mobilized our community to speak out against proposed cuts to homeless services. As a result, the DC Council restored the funding in the District budget.

Community EngagementWorkshops, trainings, symposiums, and presentations to the community. Staff, board, and program participants made 96 community presentations about homelessness. 779 people contributed 10,300 volunteer hours to the mission of Friendship Place.

Friendship Place’s programs are person-centric. We meet each individual where they are right now, and invite them to create their own action plan for moving forward by selecting from our array of services the help they want to meet their unique needs and goals. This effective model empowers

participants to create a strong foundation for rebuilding their lives.

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FinancialsFY 2012 October 1, 2011 - September 30, 2012

Friendship Place also received in-kind goods and services valued at more than $200,000, including food, basic necessities and furnishings distributed to program participants during street outreach, at our Welcome Center, and in our shelters and housing; as well as pro bono event catering, legal services, photography, video production, and marketing and design consulting.

Revenues

Private $1,485,032 Government $1,510,514

Total $2,995,546

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Financials

Expenses: $2,970,506 Private Funding Sources

Welcome Center: Outreach, Hospitality, Shelter, Clinic & Housing

Neighbors First Housing Homelessness Prevention,

Rapid Rehousing & Advocacy for Veterans AimHire Community Education & Volunteer Engagement Management Fundraising

Individuals Foundations Congregations & Other Nonprofits Help the Homeless Program Businesses Fee for Service United Way & Other Workplace Other

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DonorsFY 2012

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Champions for Change

These generous members of our community have made 5-year pledges of $1,000 or more a year to the mission of Friendship Place.

Gift of Flourishing$10,000 or more a year

AMDG FoundationDavid E. DeSantis and Todd

Michael MalanThe Hanley Foundation

Gift of Rebuilding$5,000-9,999 a yearAnonymous

Gift of Healing$1,000-4,999 a year

Anonymous (2)Lisa Adams & James H.

Rowe, IIIMartha & David AdlerElena A. AlvarezKenneth H. Bailey, Jr.Kate BelinskiRosalie BerkDonald & Janet BoardmanBetty & Alexander BoyleGilbert R. CallawayDenise E. CavanaughSue Ellen CliffordJulie Chapman & David

CushingJoseph M. and Emilie M. DeadyJohn and Linda DerrickAdrienne Dominguez

Jill DrewMichael Durst & Carol EmigKari Sansom ElwoodElizabeth D. and Peter C.

ForsterSuzanne ForsythHerb & Barbara FranklinDebbie J. GoldmanMargery and Philip GottfriedSusan GriffinMarilyn P. & John J. HanniganJessie M. HarrisCharles N. Herrick and Sarah

Amy Le SueurIra HershTheodore & Susan HirtJ. Hodges & AssociatesPatrisha S. & Michael P. HouseMary Burfisher & Bruce JacobsPhilippe J. Marciniak & Susan

JaquetRichard JeromeDavid KenneyThe Khoury FamilyMarilyn KleinJune KressBetsy LamondAndrea Hill Levy and Steven E.

LevyAeren MartinezJeanne S. MayerEllen Beth Jones & James E.

McCarthyElizabeth L. NottinghamPenny Pagano and Phil PotterBetsy PaullMargaret Ososky and Jim

PollockBill PottsAnthony and Susan QuaintonKathleen and Edward Quinn

Susan RaoBenjamin H. and Nicolle S.

RippeonRoyal and Johnathan RodgersLeigh A. Rollins and Martin G.

JanowieckiPamela R. and Kevin B. SettlageElizabeth and Neil SiegelSanford and Doris Slavin

Foundation, Inc.Carole & Peter SpaldingRobert Stack & Vivian Escobar-

StackMikiko D. StebbingArlene Balkansky & Mark SteinS. Jean StewartMarjorie Dick StuartJanet Murdock and Sheldon

StuderGretchen TheobaldJoan UtterbackAnn von LuttichauKent WeaverMaria B. and Stephen Lee

WeberWendy WilliamsCaroline WillisKenneth & Dorothy Woodcock

Annual Fund Supporters

$50,000 & above

William S. Abell Foundation, Inc.

Fannie Mae Help the HomelessEugene & Agnes E. Meyer

FoundationTaproot Foundation

$25,000-49,999

AnonymousAnne Frank House, Inc.Beveridge SeayThe Hanley FoundationMetropolitan Memorial United

Methodist ChurchSt. Alban’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Columba’s Episcopal ChurchStratus ConsultingThe Ernst & Gertrude Ticho

Charitable FoundationVenable LLP

$10,000-24,999

AMDG FoundationThe Herb Block FoundationThe Boeing Company

Employees Community FundThe Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz

FoundationChevy Chase Presbyterian

ChurchClark-Winchcole FoundationNaomi & Nehemiah Cohen

FoundationCourtyard by Marriott Chevy

ChaseMargaret & John DaltonHoly Trinity Catholic ChurchAlice & Daniel LevinNational Presbyterian ChurchThe Omega FoundationThe W. O’Neil Foundation, Inc.Rapoport Family FoundationShare FundDeanne H. SharlinSocktails Charles J. Walker

Memorial Fund

United Way of The National Capital Area

Whole Foods Market - Tenleytown

$5,000-9,999

Anonymous (2)AARPAll Saints Episcopal ChurchRichard A. & Sharon Armstrong,

Jr.The Clark Charitable

Foundation, Inc.David E. DeSantis & Todd

Michael MalanJill DrewRichard & Lois EnglandThe Renee B. Fisher FoundationGannett FoundationHarman Family FoundationIntegrity Management

ConsultingThe Morrison & Foerster

FoundationAndrew J. Pincus & Laura S.

WertheimerShrine of the Most Blessed

SacramentTemple MicahThe Alvin & Fanny B.

Thalheimer Foundation, Inc.The TJX Foundation, Inc.Venable LLP FoundationWashington Society For Close

Harmony SingingWorld Bank Community

Connections Fund

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$2,500-4,999

AnonymousAdvisory Neighborhood

Commission (ANC) 3BKenneth H. Bailey, Jr.Rosalie BerkThe Donald & Janet Boardman

FundJim L. CarrollMary E. ChallinorVincent A. ChecchiThe Jessie M. Colgate FundLouise R. Delafuente & Mace

RosensteinGoldman, Sachs & Co.

Matching Gift ProgramJane Dittmar & Joseph S.

StanjonesPhilip L. Graham FundKaren Elliott Greisdorf

PhotographyPamela & Tom GreenJessie M. Harris FundCharles N. Herrick &

Sarah Amy Le SueurChristiane RoehlerLudwig Family

FoundationThe William G. McGowan

Charitable FundThe Curtis & Edith

Munson FoundationNational Capitol

Affordable HousingBetsy PaullThe Pew Charitable Trusts

Matching GiftsThe N. S. & R. K. Preston FundRoyal & Johnathan RodgersLeigh A. Rollins & Martin G.

Janowiecki

Rotary Club of Friendship Heights

Michael R. SheehyNora V. Fitzpatrick & Robert

Jerald StephensHoward M. & Lynne B. TagTD Charitable FoundationTemple SinaiWashington Hebrew

Congregation

$1,000-2,499

Anonymous (5)Bernard W. Abrams Family

Foundation, Inc.Lisa Adams & James H. Rowe,

IIIAdvisory Neighborhood

Commission (ANC) 3/4G

Cary Ridder & David AlberswerthPeter J. Albert

Elena A. AlvarezCarolyn N. AndrewsMary Jane ArnoldBank of America Matching Gifts

ProgramKate BelinskiThe Boston FoundationThe Elizabeth Roberts Boyle

FundHelen D. BuchananMarshall A. BykofskyGilbert R. CallawayThe Capital Group Companies

Charitable FoundationLee & Winthrop CartyChurch of the PilgrimsSue Ellen CliffordCommunity of Christ ChurchVera ConnollyJulie Chapman & David

Cushing

J. Clarence & Barbara S. Davies, III

Steve Deggendorf & Dennis McClellan

John & Linda DerrickThe Reed T. Dewey Family FundAdrienne DominguezJill DrewMichael Durst & Carol EmigPatricia T. Steen & Thomas L.

DybdahlBetsy EdgeworthSteven Eichenauer & Susan

SchiefferKari Sansom ElwoodFrank M. Ewing Foundation, Inc.Fannie Mae SERVE Matching

Gift ProgramElizabeth D. & Peter C. ForsterSuzanne ForsythThe Henry J. Fox TrustHerb & Barbara FranklinFriends Meeting of WashingtonGCAAR Realtors Care FundNina M. Serafino & Dennis

GilbertJean-Michel GiraudDebbie J. Goldman

Philanthropic FundSharon Goodwin & R. Scott

McNeillyMargery & Philip GottfriedAnn O. HamiltonMarilyn P. & John J. HanniganMichele Fantt HarrisHarry G. & Kamla K. HedgesIra HershJoe Higdon & Ellen Sudow

FundTheodore & Susan HirtJohn & Ann HisleJ. Hodges & AssociatesPhilippe J. Marciniak & Susan

Jaquet

Richard B. & Elizabeth Rose Jerome

Elaine JoostMaureen T. KellyHarris & Eliza Kempner FundDavid E. & Anne L. KendallThe Khoury FamilyMarilyn KleinSally KlinePaul Chatterton KneppScott T. Kragie & Barbara S.

WoodallJune KressBetsy LamondTimothy Lawler & Bernardo

SilesDaniel & Stephanie LennonAndrea Hill Levy & Steven E.

LevyMichael C. LongMark H. & Gail LynchAda Harris Maley Memorial

FundMelanie ManfieldThe Mars FoundationLori MarshallJeanne S. MayerEllen Beth Jones & James E.

McCarthyPaul McClenonQuentin MeyerScott D. & Ann A. MichelMowing & More LLCJanet Murdock & Sheldon

StuderNaval Officers’ Spouses’ ClubElizabeth L. NottinghamMark & Louise Novitch FundAmerican Material Handling

Corp.Michael M. Paese

Legacy Society Join us in making a lasting impact well into the future!

Sally CraigChristine LauterbachKay LautmanEthel NetburnAeren Martinez

Leigh RollinsSandy RubinPeter SpaldingElizabeth Siegel

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Penny Pagano & Phil PotterFaith Burton & Alfred S. PerryPfizer Foundation Matching

Gifts ProgramKatharine L. PicardJan PiercyMargaret Ososky & Jim PollockAnthony & Susan QuaintonLuther I. Replogle FoundationThe Richard L. Levin Family

FoundationBenjamin H. & Nicolle S.

RippeonAlice M. Rivlin & Sidney Winter,

Jr.Celia A. & Stephen E. RoadyEdward M. & Lenora RowellElizabeth & Samuel RussellElizabeth & Stanley SalettMary G. Clark & Craig R.

SchafferMark A. & Ann M. SchweitzerBlake Biles & Laura L. SessumsHershel ShanksSheridan SchoolPeter R. & Claudia A. Sherman

Charitable Giving FundHelen Elizabeth SherwoodGregory C. Simon & Margo L.

ReidHelen M. SimonSanford & Doris Slavin

Foundation, Inc.Noell H. & Jim SottileCarole & Peter SpaldingSt. Ann’s Catholic ChurchSt. Paul’s Lutheran ChurchRobert Stack & Vivian Escobar-

StackMikiko D. StebbingArlene Balkansky & Mark SteinS. Jean Stewart

Marjorie Dick StuartNoreen Marcus & Jay SushelskyPaul J. & Chandler M. TagliabueClyde D. & Ginny TaylorTemple MicahThe Mission ContinuesGretchen TheobaldEugene Tillman & Bonnie E.

ThomsonJoan UtterbackJon S. VernickThe Village of Friendship

HeightsAnn von LuttichauWard FoundationKent WeaverMaria B. & Stephen Lee WeberThe Emanuel & Anna Weinstein

FoundationWells FargoJohn WhitakerWendy WilliamsCaroline WillisHenry & Carol Horning WoehrleWoodcock Charitable Fund

$500-999

Anonymous (4)Linda Adams & Jon GreenblattMartha & David AdlerLawrence R. AlbertValerie L. AmerkhailMary L. AzcuenagaLinda D. Irika & William

H. BakerShirley E. BarnesSarah Blunt BarnettRichard & Susan

Barrett

Martha A.Toll & Daniel F. Becker

Janet K. & Aldo A. Benini

Teri A. BensonEric & Julie

BloecherPamela M. &

Daniel J. Blumenthal

Lucy T. & Robert P. Bremner

Jay A. Brozost

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Nicholas & Claire Gardiner Burke

Andrea R. CalemDenise E. CavanaughMr. & Mrs. John Clark, IIIJudy & David CohenPatricia & Michael ColemanJessie M. ColgateTerrence L. & Charlene ConnellSally CraigLouise Anne CurranHal DavisJoseph M. & Emilie M. DeadyMatthew S. DelNeroPatricia EbbeckeDan & Toby EdelmanJudith Edstrom

Kristina S. EllisJulie Engelke

Eileen & Anthony Essaye

Bruce C. FallickStefan FatsisAnne Favret & Bill GallagherGail, Karon, & Veronica FerrisEdith U. Fierst

First Virginia Community BankDaniel Fishkin & Olympia HandCynthia FolcarelliFreddie Mac Foundation’s

Matching Gifts ProgramMatthew & Lena FruminAlan D. FuenteJosephine P. McGowan GardnerGE Foundation Matching Gifts

ProgramGerman Marshall Fund of the

United StatesThe Gervis FundPatricia GoeldnerFrances E. Goldman

Philanthropic FundGorlitz FoundationThe Richard & Nancy Gould

Family FundW.C. & Joy S. GraeubJohn GreggSusan M. GriffinFrances P. HambyBarbara S. HarveyAndrea HerrickAnn HerzogRoderick M. & Carla HillsJames C. HoganSherrill M. HoughtonPatrisha S. & Michael P. HouseAnn L. IngramJ. R. James Company, Inc.Janney Elementary SchoolNancy JenningsAlida & James KaneNancy KellyBarry L. KostinskyYvette KraftRichard Krajeck & Anita DifanisRoger & Belle KuhnHope LaneChristine Lauterbach

Lenzner Family FoundationElizabeth B. & Dennis T.

LeonardSusan L. Page & Carl P.

LeubsdorfBruce LevinDebra Fried Levin & Joshua M.

LevinNancy Eisold LindsayKaren Lipton Shoos & Julia

LiptonDanielle LloydGisela MarcuseLorraine K. MarshWilliam J. & Ellen L. McKeeAdina & Sander MendelsonPhilip MendelsonMary Lynn Miller & Jamil SopherMintz Charitable Gift FundAndrew B. & Janice L. MolchonChar & Andrew MollisonPatricia A. MurphyDallas J. G. Nash & Rena CurtisOscar & Megan M. PadillaAnna Maria Lucca & Michael J.

PaleyMary Alzire PapadopoulosPhillip & Christine ParkerC. Richard ParkinsThomas L. PattersonDay PiercyBill PottsAshok & Neela K. RanadeSusan RaoLouisa (Lisa) ReyBernard & Barbara RiesImogen & Brian RoseSetsuko RosenMichael E. Rosman & Jessica L.

KastenTim & Marina RoussetSandy Rubin

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Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral

Teresita C. & Howard B. Schaffer

Marian C. ScheinerDan Tochen & Mary Beth

SchiffmanRichard & Carol SchleicherSecondi, Inc.Daniel P. & Jacquelyn D. SerwerElizabeth & Neil SiegelMary Christine SinclairMelissa SkolfieldKathy SmithRuth Lane SmithChester (Chet) SpeedSt. David’s Episcopal ChurchElinor H. StillmanRafael A. & Carole L. SuarezSummer Charitable Gift

AccountThomson Reuters - My

Community ProgramStephen M. TiberTruistCarol L. Tucker-Foreman & Jay

H. ForemanTumbleweed & DandelionJennifer H. & William W. TurnerPaul T. VittucciWade & Ann WallaceWapakoneta FoundationJuliana WeiheRichard & Joann WeinerMarjorie Coombs Wellman &

David J. WellmanLouise D. WidesCharles A. Wiebe & Anne Millar

WiebeAnn L. WildLance Williams

Emily WilliamsRobert & Evangeline WiseEleanor & David WoodsJudith H.and Leo E. Zickler

$250-499

Adas Israel CongregationSusan AlbrechtJanice Kaplan & Michael AllenCynthia H. AlmeidaDaniel AlpertAmerica’s Charities Distribution

AccountJoe Anderson & Carolyn

JohnsonLinda & David ArgoIrene C. ArpinMargaret Curlin ArtleyGretchen W. AsmuthMargaret M. AulinoJack Barnett & Claudia

Coonrod BarnettLynn BarnettPaula & Robert BarrieBazelon Center For Mental

Health LawNancy Y. BekavacJames Belikove &

Vanessa PialaVicki BellSusanne K. BennetLori M. & Douglas

BeresfordJanice L. Lower &

Paul R. BergerJoseph BermanGeorge & Caryl

S. Bernstein

Elizabeth Farris Boctor & Dr. Nabil Z. Boctor

George H. & Keith Carr Bohlinger

Robert D. Broeksmit & Susan Bollendorf

Susan A. BoydFrancie & Robert BradyBill & Peggy BreerKatherine BrittonDeborah E. Brouse &

Elliott J. GilbergRobyn A. & Andrew K.

BrownStuart Brown & Margaret

Siebel

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Anna Bennett & John Buckley (and Will Buckley)

William CaldwellEfrem G. CalingaertAnn CarperVary T. & Joseph F. Coates

Harriet Bronstein & Thomas W. Cohen

Charlie & Lucy CookJulie J. CoonsRoger & Doral CooperSeth CoplanTeri & Rob Culbertson

Kathleen CullenKathleen A. CurranThomas P. DaleyJane T. DanaLaurie B. Davis & Joseph M.

Sellers

Ramon de Castro & Linda Feldmann

Ellen deGraziaSally S. White & Robert E.

DruckerDiana B. DunnanSamuel & Barbara DyerMary M. EbelAngela P. & George EllardElwer Foundation Inc.Nathaniel F. EmmonsAaron B & Jacqueline EpsteinAnna Stina EricsonCharles M. & Krayna FeinbergKaren Linn FemiaJames & Barbara FinkelsteinJan Bogrow & John R. FlederMichael Kane & Ellen ForteAnn H. FrankeElisabeth R. FrenchJulie Chlopecki & David A.

FuscusMiriam & William GalstonIleana Garcia-GrinanChristina M. GattusoDennis GogartyDebbie J. GoldmanMichael B. & Jinny M. GoldsteinMargaret GoodmanDr. Judith GoodsteinMary & Tim GormanFreya GrandJoan GregorykLouisa T. GroganAva & Neal GrossJames P. & Rebecca W.

HamiltonRobert & Carol HausmanElizabeth HilderDonald R. Hilleary

Marian R. Fox, Stuart R. Horn & Jacob Horn

Lynne Marie HornyakZona & James HostetlerMary & Michael HotkaEva E. JacobsEdward V. K. & Victoria JaycoxRichard C. JensenNancy M. JohnsBlair JonesRichard E. JorgensenPeter & Karin KarpJennifer A. KarmonickIrene & Lou KatzKarl L. & Adelaide J. KellarJacqueline M. KienzleKathleen L. KilpatrickStephanie Smith KinneyJeanne P. KowalskiPatricia Y. LarkinPhilip C. & Patricia D. LarsonMorton A. & Katherine LebowMartha E. Maiden & John L.

LemoineLee Nelles LeonhardyElizabeth Goll LernerSusan Vener Linsky & Norman

LinskyLee E. & Peter LockwoodSusan E. LockwoodSusan MacKnightMary Jo MarchantThe Rev. Donna MarshMichael L. MarshallSue A. MarshallHarwood G. & Suzanne F.

MartinMarion G. & John E. McCartneyCamilla McCaslinJeanne M. McDermottSarah W. & David McMeans

Alice Deal Middle SchoolAmerican University StudentsChurch of the PilgrimsCourtyard by Marriott Chevy ChaseEdmund Burke SchoolGeorgia Avenue Business AllianceGeorgia Avenue Community Development Task ForceHoly Trinity SchoolHorace Mann Elementary SchoolKramer Middle SchoolLockheed MartinNational Presbyterian Church

Powell Elementary SchoolRochambeau French International SchoolSheridan SchoolSt. David’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Paul’s Lutheran ChurchVenable LLPVeterans WalkVillage of Friendship HeightsWashington National CathedralWashington Yu Ying Public Charter SchoolWilliam E. Doar Jr. Public Charter SchoolWoodrow Wilson High School

Help the Homeless Partners

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Jerry D. McPikeSheila MeyerMark Michael & Margarita PrietoAlva C. & Kenneth Y. MillianConstance M. MinerFrank J. & Norma J. MonahanUgo MorelliOlivia MorganDaniel K. MorrisAlan B. & Anne S. MorrisonLaurel W. Glassman & William

L. NeffDavid NelsonRobert B. NicholasJeffrey NormanCharles D. NottinghamAlexander G. NovelliErnest NussbaumB. & Susan OglesbyThe Olender FoundationRabbi Jessica OleonPhilip & Diane OlssonStephen O’MalleyHelene O’Neil ShereSusan M. & David T. ParryMichael & Sarah PartridgeIsabel S. Reiff & Lee I. PasarewJane R. PassmanJ. Michael & Ellen R. PearsonVivian L. PittsSydney M. PolakoffJacqueline V. PriorChristopher RitzertVicki L. RobinsonMr. & Mrs. Richard W.

RoeckeleinSharon W. & C. Frederick RolleGayle Friedman & Niel RosenJennifer Gruber & Eric

RosenbergSeth Rosenthal

Donald & Lynn RothbergRobert RozierNancy SainburgSharon & William G. SchaeferFrederick C. Schafrick & Sharon

L. HalpinEllen Jaye SchneiderLee & Elizabeth SchoeneckerAnn W. & Marcel ScoffierLearita Scott & Bob FriedmanMichelle R. SenderAngela & Chris SettlesEd & Nell ShapiroDiane S. SheaGeoffrey & Philippa ShepherdManuel & Fanchon SilbersteinEarl & Patricia SilbertCarrie & Harold SingerDonna SkibbeKate SlawtaMarianne M. SoponisBonnie K. & John StaffierJane & Robert SteinBarbara StoutTerrence D. StraubRichard & Monica SussmanIda Tamara TobeJoan D. TownsendPeggy TwohigCarmela VenerosoMarc-Henri & Lise VidalBetsy S. & Alkinoos Vourlekis,

M.D.The Rev. Dr. Francis H. & Mary

Jane WadeDarwin & Karen WalkerElizabeth Midgley & Sidney

WeintraubSteve & Linda WeitzGerard C. WiddicombeDeborah Wolf

James A. & Gaynelle G. WoodAngela S. & Daniel YerginLouise & Rabbi Daniel ZemelJuliet Zucker

Every gift of any amount makes a difference. Unfortunately, we don’t have room here to list all of our 2,090 donors, but you can find the full list at FriendshipPlace.org.

We strive to keep accurate records of gifts; if you discover an error, please accept our apologies and let us know by contacting Tanya Sweeney: 202.503.2968 or [email protected]. Please note that any gifts made in the final three months of the 2012 calendar year will be recognized in our 2013 annual report.

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BoardExecutive OfficersRosalie Berk, Co-PresidentKate Belinski, Co-PresidentDavid DeSantis, Vice PresidentSally Craig, SecretaryTom Patterson, Treasurer Business RepresentativesStratus Consulting Chuck HerrickCourtyard by Marriott Chevy Chase Jim CarrollLockheed Martin Corporation Jay A. Brozost

Community Representatives Jeffrey BassettBetty BoyleDeborah BrouseEllen CliffordDavid CohenAntony DanzyPeter EspenschiedBarbara FranklinMarilyn HanniganMichele Fantt HarrisJune KressSaundra RobinsonNan RomanSandy RubinDick SchleicherGeoffrey ShepherdGeorge SilettiJane SteinMarjorie Dick StuartLynne TagGinny Taylor

Suzanne WalkerAnne Wiebe

Congregation RepresentativesAdas Israel Congregation Adina Mendelson All Saints Episcopal Church Anna TyngChevy Chase Presbyterian Church Barbara ScupiChurch of the Annunciation Ann Von LuttichauChurch of the Pilgrims Jeanne MayerCleveland Park Congregational Michael DurstCommunity of Christ Wade WallaceEglise Protestante Francophone de Washington Catherine BrownHoly Trinity Catholic Church Colleen ConroyMetropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church Leigh Rollins National Presbyterian Church Joanne Lesher Our Lady of Victory Church Shelly Pannella Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral Elaine JoostShrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament Pat KavanaughSt. Alban’s Episcopal Church Rich Jensen

St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church Ted HirtSt. Columba’s Episcopal Church Scott KragieSt. David’s Episcopal Church Christine ParkerSt. Mary Armenian Apostolic Church Cynthia PetrosianSt. Paul’s Lutheran Church Kate BelinskiSt. Thomas the Apostle Church Cynthia FolcarelliTemple Micah Martha AdlerTemple Sinai Richard JeromeWashington Hebrew Congregation Deborah WolfWashington National Cathedral Rosalie BerkWesley United Methodist Church Jim Pollock

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AdministrationJean-Michel Giraud

Executive DirectorDan Fishkin

Chief Financial Officer

DevelopmentTanya Sweeney

Director of DevelopmentChristine Lauterbach

Director of Institutional GivingBenjamin Bradburn

Director of Individual & Corporate Giving

Geoff Millard Director of Special Projects

Emily Fagerholm Marketing & Communications

Coordinator

Michael O’Neill Community Engagement Coordinator

John Harris Americorps VISTA

Welcome Center DivisionLaura Woody

DirectorValencia Davis

Program ManagerMartina Turner

Residential Case ManagerJoyce Washington

Residential Case ManagerAaron McKeiver

Outreach CoordinatorKevin McNamee

Welcome Center Case ManagerMaisha Pinkard

Case ManagerKeith Cote

Residential Facilitator

AimHireJermaine Hampton

DirectorDrew Gossett

Housing & Employment Coordinator

Mariam Nek Senior Employment Services Specialist

Bianca Palmisano Employment Services Specialist

Neighbors First DivisionJill Carmichael

Housing First & Veterans First Director

Housing First Marcus Brown

Assistant DirectorGuidy Paul

Project CoordinatorGreg Burks

Case ManagerAmber Smith

Case ManagerErin Holland

Case ManagerBen Noll

Case ManagerCharlene Chigbue

Case ManagerTaryn Goodman

Case ManagerHeather Styer

Case ManagerJohathan Whitted

Case Manager

Veterans FirstKally Canfield

Assistant DirectorSean Read

Project CoordinatorGeoff Millard

OutreachOlivia Soileau

Intake SpecialistEJ Olson

Benefits SpecialistHenry McAllister

Employment SpecialistLeslie Pendley

Case ManagerEmily Bell

Case ManagerAric Foster

Case ManagerNick Donahue

Case Manager

Staff

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Jean-Michel serves on the DC Interagency Council on Homelessness and the board of the Coalition of Housing and Homeless Organizations. In 2010, he received the Meyer Foundation Exponent Award for visionary nonprofit leadership. He also blogs about homelessness for The Huffington Post.

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Dear Friend,

At Friendship Place, when we see a need, we find a solution.

In 2009, we asked why our program participants were having such a hard time getting jobs. Four years later, we’re running a trend-setting employment program that has placed 142 people in jobs in less than two years. Since we’re getting as many as 10 new referrals a week from all over the region, we’ve expanded AimHire and expect to place twice as many people in 2013 as in 2012.

Quite an accomplishment, given that AimHire is still 100% privately funded!

How do we do it? Creativity…and partnerships. For example, AimHire established an on-the-job training program with the Sheridan Group. And we signed an agreement with Operation Hope; they’re giving us space for a satellite office to meet with job-seekers in Wards 7 and 8 and are offering our participants financial literacy. In exchange, AimHire is helping their participants find jobs.

The list of AimHire partnerships goes on and on. Our newest is with Howard University, which is

going to provide us with three full-time interns. Our staff is looking forward to their help -- 40% of AimHire’s current caseload are ex-offenders, and finding jobs and housing for them takes time and hard work.

We’re finding solutions in our new Veterans First program, too. We had such success last year helping Veteran families get out of homelessness quickly — or avoid homelessness in the first place — that the VA awarded the program funding for a major expansion in 2013.

This is the first time in Friendship Place’s history that we’re working with families. Not just in Veterans First, but in AimHire as well. It’s deeply rewarding for us to see the excitement of the children — and the relief of their parents — as we help them move into their new apartments, leaving homelessness behind for a new life of safety, stability and rebuilding.

Rest assured, we will continue creating new solutions. Right now at Friendship Place, we’re taking everything we’ve learned about rapid rehousing from Veterans First and AimHire and launching a new program for folks experiencing homelessness who are more vulnerable and may not be able to work. Direct Housing, as we’ve named the program, is helping them

find housing they can afford on their disability benefits and then giving them the financial and case management support they need to make a successful transition off the streets.

As this report goes to the printer, Friendship Place is about to host a workshop to explore solutions for another segment of the homeless population that is urgently in need of help: LGBT youth, who account for 40 percent of all young people experiencing homelessness.

As long as there is a need, we at Friendship Place will be at the forefront of seeking solutions, all the way until the day our vision is realized: a community and a nation in which every person has a place to call “home.”

You are, as always, invited to be part of our endeavor. Any contribution you make — whether your time or your financial support — will lead directly to solutions. You can count on it.

Thank you for your generosity.

With much gratitude,

Jean-Michel Giraud Executive Director

Solutions

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Mission: To empower men and women experiencing homelessness to rebuild their lives wiith the involvement of the community.

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