FY18 ANNUAL REPORT

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MISSIONThe mission of Horizons for Homeless Children is to improve the lives of young homeless children in Massachusetts and help their families succeed by providing high-quality early education, opportunities for play, and comprehensive family support services.

VISIONEvery homeless child will have the opportunity to learn, play, and thrive.

CONTENTS

Welcome ............................ 1

Program Highlights ......... . 2

Our Donors ....................... 3

Financials ........................... 8

Horizons’ staff begin Certificate in Child Homelessness Studies program through Lesley University.

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Dear Friend,

Between 2017 and 2018, Massachusetts experienced one of the largest increases of any state in family homelessness – 17%. Our work has never been more important or more needed. Horizons continued its work this past year making a profound difference in the lives of thousands of children experiencing homelessness.

As we’ve continued to innovate this year, we’ve done so with a focus in three key areas. First, we are pursuing program excellence with better training and collaboration so that our classrooms are functioning at their best. We have made new investments in career development for our employees to both enrich their lives and improve outcomes for the families they support. Last, by focusing on both our fundraising efforts and identifying financial efficiencies in our operations, we have significantly improved Horizons’ financial position as we prepare to enter our 30th year.

With the help of many, we also embarked on a capital campaign that will allow us to enhance our education delivery, efficiency and cost structure in a new building that will become our new headquarters and centralized early education center. This progress would not be possible without the many stakeholders in this organization who value its mission and impact. On behalf of myself and the leadership team, thank you for your ongoing interest, support and commitment.

Sincerely,

Kate Barrand President & CEO

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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Over the past fiscal year, Horizons made great strides in our work. Here are just a few highlights:

We continued our work on behalf of children experiencing homelessness in Boston by offering free, high quality, trauma-sensitive early education at sites in Dorchester, Jamaica Plain and Roxbury.

Early Education Centers

We partnered with Horizons’ parents by using

a strengths based focus to support and empower them as they build skills

and strategically set goals for a sustainable future.

Family Partnerships Program

We provided the curriculum and volunteers to make playrooms in shelters a valuable resource to families in more than 90 locations across the state of Massachusetts.

Playspace Program

We educated our legislators about the importance

of supporting policy and funding that helps address

the needs of homeless children and families.

Policy & Advocacy

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$100,000 or moreINDIVIDUALS AnonymousSandy and Paul EdgerleyLauren and Joseph MazzellaSarah and Dana NielsenEdward and Barbara ShapiroBenjamin and Lauren SvensonElinor Svenson and Mark KlempnerEric and Sarah Svenson

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Anonymous1434 Foundation MFS Investment Management

$50,000 - $99,999 INDIVIDUALS AnonymousJosh and Anita BekensteinMichael and Barbara EisensonWilliam Kaiser and Kelly KaiserAnne C. Kubik and Michael A. KrupkaLinda Mason and Roger BrownGreg MorzanoTracy and Michael RobergeMaurice and Luly SamuelsVictoria and Donald Sullivan

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Bain Capital Community PartnershipBoston Celtics Shamrock FoundationThe Boston FoundationBright Horizons Foundation for ChildrenAlfred E. Chase Charity FoundationAlice P. Chase TrustLiberty Mutual FoundationSelander FoundationWalmart Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (3)Bob and Michelle AtchinsonStephanie and John Connaughton

Alicia Cooney Quigley and Stephen QuigleyScott and Laurie HaigBarbara and Amos HostetterJack and Beth MeyerAaron and Lauren MillerThomas O’ConnorKate and Ford O’NeilTim and Lynne PalmerPaula Ness Speers and Mark SpeersTracy and Brad StevensSusan Whitehead

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS AnonymousRobert Lloyd Corkin FoundationDCU for KidsDoe Family FoundationMassMutual Life Insurance CompanyStudioMLA ArchitectsThe Van Otterloo Family FoundationThe TJX Foundation Inc.Wellington Management FoundationYawkey Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (6)Jill and David AdlerEllen BennettJane Brock-WilsonBronwen and Ryan CarrollKaren ClarkTim and Jayme CookRobert CreminSally and John DavenportRyan and Jennifer DebinDeborah and Timothy DigginsJonathan Dutch and Emily GreensteinThe Engler FamilyPaul EnglishMatt Epstein and Deborah HiattTimothy and Susanna EstellaJeff GoodmanLee Goodman

Chip and Donna HazardJonathon and Joanna JacobsonAndrew and Cindy JanowerDouglass and Kyle KarpMary Beth and Adam KirschKathy and Brian KlinglerDavid and Kathleen KneramAndrea KreitmanKate Lubin and Glendon SuttonRichard and Nancy LubinPamela Mann and David BaronDiane MargolisMichele May and David WaltMichele MittelmanErin and Matt MurphyMs. Tami E. NasonMark and Kimberly NotkinThe Perkin FundRobert and Mary Beth PersonsSteven and Adrienne PrincipeJudith and Jack RemondiAudrey Epstein Reny and Steven RenyAllison Horne and Peter RiehlJohn and Cathy SommersLiz and Rick VanzuraThe Heller/Vaver FamilyMartha and Tony VorlicekPeter and Jessica WalterLinda WondrackEmily and Greg Woods

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Anonymous (3)Aberdeen Standard InvestmentsathenaGivesBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsBlue Hills Bank FoundationBoston Urban Partners LLCBright Horizons Family SolutionsCabot Corporation FoundationCharlesbank Capital Partners, LLCClough Capital Partners, LPCommodore BuildersDennis Family FoundationAlice Willard Dorr FoundationFrederick Lobl Trust

Goldman SachsThe Hamilton Company Charitable FoundationJ.P. Morgan Securities Inc.Liberty Mutual InsuranceLinde Family FoundationMarsh & McLennan AgencyMassachusetts Charitable SocietyMusic Drives UsNBC Sports BostonNorthwestern Mutual Financial NetworkOld Ironsides Energy, LLCPutnam InvestmentsRopes & Gray LLPState Street CorporationThe Abbey GroupTurner Construction CompanyVersion 2.0 CommunicationsWinning Home, Inc.

$5,000 - $9,999INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (6)Mario AbularachWilliam and Margaret AdamsRobin and Philippe AmouyalRob and Patricia AranowPamela and Jesse BakerDouglas and Diana BerthiaumeDr. Stephen J. Blyth and Mrs. Anita GajdeckiC. Hunter Boll and Patricia NillesCJ BrucatoRobert ButlerShawn and Sarah ByrneMary and Paul CiampaMr. and Ms. John J. CollinsElizabeth Crowley Sprayregen and Ben SprayregenMorris M. Rand Memorial Foundation, Inc.Marc and Judith CutterFotene Demoulas and Tom CoteCynthia and Bryon DeysherTimothy and Maureen DibblePeter DulacBetty FerreeAndrew and Ana Hebra FlasterCourtney and Michael

OUR DONORSWe are so grateful for our donors and supporters who make our work possible. Thank you for

making a difference in the lives of thousands of homeless children and families in Massachusetts!

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In honor of our 30th anniversary, Horizons would like to thank our supporters who have generously

donated more than

$1 million in lifetime giving.

Their support has allowed Horizons to transform the lives of more than 20,000children and their families

since its founding in 1988.

ForresterValerie FriedmanLinda and Michael FriezeJack Goldsmith and Leslie WilliamsJohn Goodhue and Anne SmithBeth and Lawrence GreenbergMartin Carmichael and Dr. Lisa GruenbergKeith Hartt and Ann WiedieJoan and Merrit HeminwayCecilia King-PorterJoshua Klevens and Anna SinaikoEdward Maloney and Claire NewtonTristin and Martin MannionJessica and Gregory MasonMark McHughThe Michel FamilyChris and Susie MitchellKatharine MoranKristine Moyer-HigginsPatricia and C. Hunter NillesSusan and James RapoportDebby and Joseph RobbinsPeter and Lisa RoblinSean and Alexandra RuhmannMolly ShannonAnne Smith and John GoodhueCraig and Heidi SmithBrian and Stephanie SpectorMichael and Jill StanskyDon and Meg Steiner

Causeway Management LLCChoate, Hall & Stewart LLPColdwell Banker Residential Brokerage CaresCredit SuisseCriteoFred Harris Daniels Foundation, Inc.The Irene E. & George A. Davis FoundationDonna Anne Poulack FoundationThe Durant Family FoundationEastern Bank Charitable FoundationEaton Vance Corp.FactSet Research SystemsFinancial Graphic Service, Inc.Sanofi GenzymeGoogleJohn HancockM.S. Walker, Inc.Marcum LLPMassachusetts Law Reform Institute, Inc.Momentum EnterprisesNordstrom Charitable GivingThomas Anthony Pappas Charitable FoundationPaul Revere Transportation LLCPeople’s United FoundationRBC Capital MarketsRiemer & Braunstein LLPRite Aid Foundation KidCentsRoblin Insurance Agency, Inc.Wolf & Company Charitable FoundationWorthwhile Life Foundation

$2,500 - $4,999 INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (6)The Anastasi FamilyKate and Steve BarrandSamuel and Anne BartlettLaura Levitt BeaudryBeverly Berman and Jeffrey BackermanLeslie Jeng and Jon BiottiClaudia and Ron BraunsteinHannah BrazelChris BrennanPatricia and Lalor BurdickAmy Butterworth and Tim DeihlBrenda Campbell-Warner and Scott WarnerJohn and Kelly CarrollChagnon Family

Janice and Rich SturchioKrista Thompson and Tom HuleattPaul Thompson and Sarah GilbeyLaurie and Peter ThomsenSusan and Michael ThonisJohn and Jane TisdaleMartha VreelandLinda WisnewskiSophia Young

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Adage Capital Management, L.P.Advisors Asset ManagementAlbert E. Pillsbury Charitable TrustThe Atlantic PhilanthropiesBNY Mellon Wealth ManagementBoston Private Bank & Trust CompanyBoston Software CorporationThe Bridgehaven Foundation, Inc.Bristol County Savings Charitable FoundationBrown Rudnick Charitable FoundationBushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity FundCambridge AssociatesCambridge Community Foundation

Carl ChristensonNeil ConstableRussell CoxKim and Judy DavisJohn DiasKaren and Vicker DiGravioDeanna and Tony DiNoviLaura Dorfman and Marty WengertBarbara EliaRobert and Marilyn EllsworthBree and Nathaniel EvartsAnita and Stephen GajdeckiPaul and Cindy GambleDyan Goodwin and Robert SerioSheri and Eli GurockPrincell HairFred HiattGale and Terry HuntLeslie Jeng and Jon BiottiDaria and Jesse JohnsonCharlotte Kaitz and FamilyKatherine Kellogg and Randy PeelerAnn and Ted KurlandDeborah and Alexander LamontMatt and Renee LevinMelissa MacDonnellDan and Shirley MatloffMichael McCartJoan MiddletonAmy MiznerJanet and Michael MutoSuzanne PalitzKatherine and Walter PalmerDr. Hans C. Oettgen and Jennifer A. PlineSusan and John PoduskaElizabeth RandallMarc and Emily ReardonElizabeth Reza Skelly and Paul SkellyPaul RyanLaurie Schoen and Jean Michel BergougnouxR. Michael and Susan ScottMary K. ScottenJoan and Ed ShankleMary Beth ShifmanEileen Smith and John OrrallPaula SmithBob and Karen SommersCharles SteenburgApril and Geoff SteinStephanie R. Sullivan and Paul MargolisCynthia Vreeland and David Jones

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Karen and Joseph WalshMichael WieslerMordechai Wiesler

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Affirmative InvestmentsAmerican Endowment FoundationAnthony-Arthur Foundation, Inc.Nancy E. Barton FoundationBoston Bruins FoundationBoston Society of New JerusalemBoston Trust & Investment Management CompanyBuilders and Remodelers Association of Greater BostonBurns & Levinson LLPCitizens’ Housing & Planning Association, Inc.DeloitteEdelstein & Company LLPCharles and Joan Hermanowski Family FoundationRoy A. Hunt FoundationIBM Employee Services CenterManganaro Northeast, LLCThe McNally GroupMutualOneNativity Preparatory SchoolNew England Legal SearchThe Penates FoundationPiper Jaffray & Co.Red Sox FoundationThe Savage Family FoundationSeaward ManagementSeyfarth Shaw LLPSidley Austin LLPSullivan & McLaughlin CompaniesThe Svrluga FoundationThe Druker Company, Ltd.U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth ManagementWahlburgersYWCA Cambridge Family Shelter Program

$1,000 - $2,499 INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (34)Kate and Ajay AgarwalMark Aher and Jacqueline McCoyFuller-Ariniello FamilyTobie Atlas and Peter CorbettBrian BarberShane and Jessica Baron

Daniel BarrettAmbassador Frank and Kathy BaxterMolly and John BeardJoshua and Caroline BeerAndrew and Jacqueline BernsteinKelly BishopPaisley and Susan BoneyDenise Bordonaro and David JohstSteffani and Edward BoudreauMike BoysJennifer BrettDeborah and David BrownMelinda Bruno-SmithCarol and A. William CaporizzoSusanne CarlsonIan CarnathanJames CaseyBrian CastellanosKimberly and Robert ChebatorTeresa and Douglas ChopeFrederic and Barbara CliffordCynthia and Mitch CoddingtonEnergy Investors FundsRose ColeChristopher and Lisa CollinsAlison and Michael ConlonThe Cooper Leeser Family FundBonnie and Christopher CovingtonAnne CrowleyBrendan CurranBrendan DalyStephanie and David D’AngeloCatherine and Samuel DaumeMaureen DawsonPatrick DayLaurie and Thomas DesRosierMichael Alexander Di PierroPaul and Rosemary Di PierroElizabeth DugganJeffrey DwoskinLauren EdmundsonJanet and Mark EdwardsAnn EhrhartBetsy and David EpsteinLoren and Jeff FeingoldJessica Ferri SchmitzTanaz Ferzandi, MDAndrea and Todd FinardJulius and Liliana FisterMaura FitzgeraldBrendan FogartyFred and Graceann Foulkes

The Little Steps, Big Mission campaign was launched in May of 2018. Led by Campaign Co-chairs Michael Eisenson of Charlesbank Capital Partners and Michael Roberge of MFS Investment Management, the goal was set to raise approx. $20 million for the new Horizons Center, a unique public/private joint venture which is the first-of-its-kind in Massachusetts and will improve the education, health and well-being of the city’s homeless families. The new center will provide on-site early education programs as well as access to a variety of social services to help parents navigate the many complexities of homelessness.

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Richard and Judith FoxClark FreifeldJean FulkersonElizabeth GableDozier and Sandy GardnerJennifer and Peter GarranMargarita Garriga and Robert PerrielloKaren and Dave GemmettElizabeth and Peter GeorgantasKevin GigaxLisa and Abbot GilmanElizabeth and JJ GilmartinJenny GreenJanice Gross and Stephen KlarTom HancockKurt and Heidi HardinTimothy HawkinsJonathan Hecht and Lora SabinAnna HernandezEitan Hersh and Julia HoffmanHoward HiattKathleen and Brian HinesCamille Humphries LeeSari and Holly Jackson-EdelsteinLeif and Carol JacobsenJulia and Peter JohannsenJay and Susan JostynMatt KadnarMary J. Kakas- deceasedThomas KaneLaura Keenan and John MonahanSusan and Jim KelleherMegan KellyFranklin and Colleen KettleGina KimTappy and John KimpelJeri Lea KisalaStephen Klar and Janice GrossChristopher and Sue KlemJohn and Polly Knowles

Mary and Larry KrakauerAndee Krasner and Clark FreifeldPaul and Elizabeth LeBlancIlana and Douglas LeightonLeinbach and Marion HoganGina LeoneBenjamin LevinJames and Jane LevittStuart and Lisa LewtanScott LopezChris and Julie LovellBen Lubetsky and Jen BrettHeather and Thomas MahoneySharon and Brad MaltAdam and Rosemary MarkellJodi and Michael MasdeaMark and Sarah MasseyStephen and Donna MastrocolaHenry and Allison McCanceMark Aher and Jacqui McCoyGeorge McCullochAnne Marie McGarryBrian McGeogheganWarren and Katrina MeadChristopher and Linda MellenKurt and Martha MittelstaedtAmy MorseVaithehi Muttulingam and Balamurugan CumaresanAllyce NajimyPage Palmer and Stephen ButkusAlpeshkumar PatelSusan PatkinLindsey PendergastJanet A. Pendleton and Stephen R. KahnAnne PerkinRobert Perriello and Margarita GarrigaRepresentative William Pignatelli

Samuel and Wendy PlimptonKimberly and Michael PucciBetsy RathOlivia ReedChet ReshamwalaJodi and John RobinsonSteven RoyMichael and Cassandra SaitowRebecca SaldariniLucienne S. Sanchez, M.D.Lee SandwenTerry and Marla SanfordCarole SchlessingerDaniele and John SerafiniJean SerraWendy Shattuck and Samuel PlimptonThe Timothy G. Sheehan FamilyValerie SheyJacqueline Shoback and Andrew BernsteinKate and Avi ShossMatthew and Jaime SlaneyMartha and J.D. SmeallieCelena and Marcus SmithRalph and Melinda SmithYelena and Alexander SokolSusan and Alan SolomontChip and Ford SpaldingTara and Henry SpaldingDavid and Ginni SpencerDavid SprowsDonald StanclPaul and Marjorie StanzlerCatherine StevensonJohn and Cathy SullivanElyse SwallowAlexander and Elizabeth TaylorMaïta Vert Crocker and Brian CrockerAndres VilmsKristen Weber

Michael and Kristen WeberPenny WeeksRyan and Katherine WelchGary WestermarkConrad and Marguerite WetterauKaren WhiteknactDenise Widman and Allan LauerCarl and Katrina WiedSarah and Mark WilliamsonJennifer and John WilsonMatt WitkosJoseph Yanchik and Jamilyn Hughes

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS

Anonymous (2)

Action for Boston Community Development, Inc.

AIG

Ameriprise Financial

athenahealth

Avidia Bank

Belmont Savings Bank Foundation

BraddockMatthews

The Edmund & Betsy Cabot Charitable Foundation

Center for Social Innovation, LLC

Ciclismo Classico, Inc.

Community Connections Foundation, Inc.

Country Bank for Savings

Country Bank for Savings Employee Charitable Giving

EMD Accounting Solutions & Services

4the number of months a child spends on the waitlist before enrolling in our Early Education Centers

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Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

HATCH Marketing

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Hilltop Church Boston

HUB International

Illinois Tool Works Foundation

The Lawrence Model Lodging Houses Trust

MAXIMUS Foundation

North Shore Bank

Palmer Walker Foundation

Peloton Group

Pepsi-Cola

PNC Foundation

Pride Stores LLC

Professional Convention Management Association New England

Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church

United Way of Greater Attleboro/Taunton

Whittier Trust Company

Windsor Mountain Summer Camp

FY18 In-Kind Donors of $1,000+ Anonymous (5)

Adage Capital Management, L.P.

Boston Celtics Shamrock Foundation

Bright Horizons Family Solutions

Kristin Brophy and Andrew Ritzer

Buildium

Burns & Levinson LLP

Center For The Development Of Children

Ryan and Jennifer Debin

Jonathan Dutch and Emily Greenstein

Entertainment Specialists

Freeman

Hoopoe Share Literacy Program

Hurricane’s at the Garden

Douglass and Kyle Karp

MFS Investment Management

Marla Mullen Sanford and Terry Sanford

New England Patriots Charitable Foundation

PEAK Event Services

PSAV

Steven and Adrienne Principe

Ana Sortun

Stowe Mountain Lodge

Susan Whitehead

Winston Flowers

hours of service donated by our PALs

197,000+

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Dear Supporter,

As a direct service organization, our staff work in our classrooms, community shelters and with our families to fulfill our mission every day. We are incredibly fortunate to have the support of thousands who have donated their time, talent and treasure to make this work possible.

In 2018, Horizons overcame an operating deficit that had existed for several years to reach a balanced budget. In addition, we launched a capital campaign to build a new building that will further improve financial sustainability and create efficiencies in staffing, administration, enrollment and procurement. The impact of the campaign’s success is reflected in this year’s financials according to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and IRS regulations and may warrant some explanation.

As you view the financials, you will see a significant improvement year over year. In 2017, there was an overall deficit of $930,000. In 2018, we’re reporting a $5.6 million surplus based on the GAAP principles. This reflects campaign pledges which must be accounted for in the year they are received. Readers will see this reflected as temporarily restricted. As our capital campaign continues, we will account for pledges the same way and this will continue until the conclusion of the capital campaign. Our intention is to continue to sustain a balanced budget in our daily operations to serve our mission.

Thank you for your continued investment in supporting Horizons for Homeless Children.

Sincerely, Greg Morzano Board Treasurer

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2018 AND 2017

ASSETS

Cash

Investments

Contracts and grants receivable

Pledges receivable, net of allowance

Prepaid expenses and other

Deposits

Property and equipment, net

Total Assets

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities

Accounts payable

Accrued expenses

Deferred revenue

Total liabilities

Net Assets

Unrestricted

Operating

Property and equipment

Board designated

Total unrestricted

Temporarily restricted

Total net assets

Total Liabilities and net assets

2018

$296,990

7,142,686

566,246

2,209,810

300,455

27,317

418,004

$18,135,412

$192,208

288,628

-

480,836

2,408,010

418,004

9,718,112

12,544,126

5,110,450

17,654,576

$12,628,088

2017

$2,927,754

7,852,285

409,559

645,243

295,506

27,317

240,482

$12,628,088

$112,901

543,241

7,500

663,642

2,585,532

240,482

8,846,452

11,672,466

291,980

11,964,446

$12,628,088

TOTAL EXPENSES TOTAL REVENUE 71%

14%

10%

Programs

I Fundraising I �::munications 5% /Marketing

$6,689,786

$1,347,069

$902,032

438,706

73%

25%

2%

I Individual, Foundations, & Corporations

Government

Investments & Dividends

$11,033,245

$3,722,633

$311,845

9,377,593 15,067,723

 

See accompanying notes to the financial statements. 3

 

Horizons for Homeless Children Statements of Financial Position

June 30, 2018 and 2017

2018 2017

Current AssetsCash 296,990$ 2,927,754$ Investments at fair value 7,142,686 7,852,285Contracts and grants receivable 566,246 409,559Promises to give, net 2,209,810 645,243Prepaid expenses and other 300,455 295,506

Total current assets 10,516,187 12,130,347

Property and Equipment Property and equipment, net 418,004 240,482

Other AssetsInvestment in limited liability company 3,609,987 154,942Promises to give, net 3,563,917 75,000Deposits 27,317 27,317

Total other assets 7,201,221 257,259

Total assets 18,135,412$ 12,628,088$

Current LiabilitiesAccounts payable 192,208$ 112,901$ Accrued expenses 288,628 543,241Deferred revenue - 7,500

Total current liabilities 480,836 663,642

Net AssetsUnrestricted:

Operating 2,408,010 2,585,532 Property and equipment 418,004 240,482 Board designated 9,718,112 8,846,452

Total unrestricted 12,544,126 11,672,466

Temporarily restricted 5,110,450 291,980

Total net assets 17,654,576 11,964,446

Total liabilities and net assets 18,135,412$ 12,628,088$

Assets

Liabilities and Net Assets

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DONATETo donate online, go to

horizonschildren.org/donate

VOLUNTEERBy volunteering just two hours

per week, you can make a difference in the life of a child. Become a Playspace Activity

Leader (PAL) today. To apply, go to horizonschildren.org/playspace

TAKE ACTIONLend your voice to improve the lives of homeless children and

families. To take online action, go to

horizonschildren.org/advocacy

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

BOARD OF DIRECTORSChip Hazard, ChairMichael Roberge, Vice ChairGregory Morzano, TreasurerKate O’Neil, ClerkKate Barrand, President & CEOJonathan BinghamLori ColellaMaїta Vert-Crocker Elizabeth Crowley Ryan DebinMichael Eisenson, Founder

Glenn EnglerMatt EpsteinTim EstellaScott HaigPrincell HairKathy KlinglerKate LubinMelissa MacDonnellLinda Mason, FounderLauren MazzellaAaron MillerTom MurraySarah Nielsen

Sue O’ConnellSteven PrincipeRahim RajparPete RiehlMaurice SamuelsLucienne Sanchez, M.D.Barbara ShapiroEileen SmithJanice SturchioLiz VanzuraKaren WalshOrlando WatkinsSusan Whitehead

SENIOR ADVISORY BOARDBob AtchinsonJosh BekensteinRoger Brown, FounderSandra EdgerleyMark Edwards

Diane HessanJonathan LavineLaurie Schoen

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