The Kempe FoundaTionannual reporT

FY2010

The Kempe Foundation - Giving Hope to Abused and Neglected Children

Nearly 800,000 children are reported as having been abused or neglected in this country each year. This includes 11,000 in Colorado alone. But child abuse is not a hopeless cause. We see success stories every day.

These children need superheroes. Superheroes like you.

The Kempe Foundation Mission StatementThe Kempe Foundation will increase awareness, engage in advocacy and secure and provide resources for the prevention and treatment of child abuse.

To fulfill our mission, The Kempe Foundation provides financial support for the programs of The Kempe Center.

The Kempe Center

The Kempe Center treats abused children, trains professionals, and conducts research to ensure a healthy and hopeful future for these innocent victims. Every child seen at The Kempe Center is in the hands of the nation’s leading experts on child abuse.

The Kempe Center Mission Statement

The Kempe Center will provide and improve direct clinical services, improve clinical service delivery systems, and provide training, education and consultation programs to prevent and treat child abuse and neglect in Colorado and throughout the nation.

A Legacy of Hope

In 1962, Dr. C. Henry Kempe and his colleagues led the identification and recognition of child abuse with their defining paper, The Battered Child Syndrome. This paper was regarded as the single most significant event in creating awareness and exposing the reality of abuse. We never, ever forget his mission, vision, and belief that change is possible.change is possible.

Dear Friends,

As we reflect on the past year, we are at once challenged and encouraged. We are challenged by the struggle to do a bit more with a bit less to prevent and treat child abuse and neglect, but we are encouraged by the progress we’ve made in helping children. And now, as perhaps never before, we are encouraged by the selfless generosity of the many people and organizations that support Kempe, through their monetary gifts, through their time and through the encouragement they provide to us to continue to fight child abuse and neglect.

Over the course of the year, The Kempe Center provided services to almost 800 children through prevention and intervention programs such as the Justice Initiative for Drug Endangered Families, the Kempe Under Sixes Program, and the Child Protection Team, offering significant improvement in their lives as they were helped to cope with the trauma of abuse and neglect. Add to these the families served through the Kempe Therapeutic Preschool program, providing guidance and support for preschool children and their families. Add to these the hundreds of counselors, educators/trainers, social work professionals and law enforcement personnel who received training and advice through The Kempe Center. We celebrated the important outcomes research of the Fostering Healthy Futures Program, which documents the positive effect of mentoring youth in out-of-home placement. With a full year at our new home in the Gary Pavilion where we consulted and collaborated with colleagues and partners at The Children’s Hospital and the University of Colorado Denver – School of Medicine, you begin to understand why we are encouraged.

Working alongside our individual, community, foundation, government, and corporate friends, The Kempe Foundation raised over $2.6 million to continue the fight against child abuse and neglect. The number of our active donors increased by 5 percent to over 3000. Together, we saw the successes of a variety of awareness and fund raising events, from the Cherry Creek Sneak to IP5280’s Climbing for Kids to the Kempe Takes Manhattan Gala to the Salt on the Rim summer bash. In our efforts to spread awareness, we saw the airing of over 25 major media pieces and the continuation of our Superheroes campaign. We added almost 3200 Facebook members, and doubled the number of visits to our website to over 250,000. We continued to advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children, through Board participation on the Colorado Child Welfare Action Committee, through maintaining an important presence in the Statehouse and through direct communications with our legislative leaders to reaffirm Kempe’s expertise as a leading resource for issues related to child abuse and neglect.

Despite our success, the challenges remain great. There is much work still to do to eradicate child abuse and neglect as stresses on families mount. We know that nearly 11,000 children suffered from abuse in Colorado last year. Nationally, that number was nearly 800,000 with 1740 dying as the result of abuse and neglect. While these numbers are not acceptable, we nevertheless remain encouraged – by the progress we see in raising awareness, by the dedication of the professionals striving to end abuse, and by the strength of the amazing partnerships we’ve forged in this battle. Our vision is a world without any abuse or neglect. Until we reach that time, we know that our mission at Kempe is one shared with all of you, our supporters and colleagues. We – and the children we serve – are grateful. You provide us the hope and encouragement to go forward into our next challenges together.

Sincerely,

Rob Tallmadge Andrew Sirotnak, MD, FAAP The Kempe Foundation Interim President and CEO The Kempe Center Interim Executive Director

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CenTer exeCuTive direCTor

Kempe Takes Manhattan Gala

Over 600 people gathered on April 16, 2010 to celebrate in New York style and support The Kempe Foundation. This event generated approximately $170,000 in net proceeds, which helped Kempe continue its clinical services, advocacy, training, education and research to prevent and treat child abuse and neglect.

Kempe Takes Manhattan recreated the iconic excitement and glamour of New York City during a dinner inspired by Big Apple cuisine, a Broadway-themed musical revue, live auction, and Studio 54 discotheque. Kempe Takes Manhattan also featured a special tribute to the life and work of dedicated Kempe champion, Board member, and founder of The Kempe Foundation Alliance, Georgia Imhoff. Gail and George Johnson chaired the event, pictured here with Stacy Ohlsson.

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Kempe Year in review

FY2010

Kempe Superheroes

The Kempe Foundation believes that anyone can be a superhero to an abused or neglected child. During Child Abuse Prevention Month in April 2010, we revamped our Kempe Superhero Campaign to demonstrate that ordinary people can do extraordinary things to help children.

Kempe ran a series of superhero-themed public service announcements on radio and television stations as well as billboards. Our 2010 superheroes included Anne Trujillo, Channel 7 News Anchor; Katherine Ridenhour and Angela Cook, Local Firefighter Chiefs; John-Michael Liles, Colorado Avalanche; Katie Layman, Miss Colorado 2009; Rod Smith, Former Denver Bronco; and Martha Rubi, The Kempe Foundation Board Member. These individuals demonstrated that someone does not need superpowers to be a hero to an abused or neglected child.

In addition to the Kempe Superhero campaign, we had multiple news stories appear on television during Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Cherry Creek Sneak

The Kempe Foundation received pledges and donations through the Cherry Creek Sneak as part of Child Abuse Prevention Month in April 2010. During its first year as the charitable beneficiary of pledges, Kempe raised over $27,000 and acquired over 500 new donors. A few of the participating teams included Georgia’s Team, in memory of Georgia Imhoff, and Team Morgan’s Run, in honor of Morgan Woodward; pictured here with The Kempe Foundation staff.

The pledging partnership will continue through FY 2012.

The Kempe Foundation major accomplishments

Child Protection Team

Our pediatricians, Drs. Sirotnak, Chiesa and Wells, passed the American Board of Pediatrics examination and are among the first in the nation to be board certified in Child Abuse Pediatrics.

Dr. Sirotnak was elected to a six year term on the child abuse sub board of this organization.

In addition, Dr. Sirotnak is President of The Children’s Hospital Medical Staff; member of The Children’s Hospital Board of Directors; member of The Children’s Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees and was again a 5280 Magazine’s Best Doc in Child Abuse Pediatrics.

We continue to train the next generation of leaders in the field. Child Abuse Pediatrics Fellow Sandeep Narang, JD, MD, graduated to become Assistant Professor of Pediatrics with the Child

Abuse and Neglect Team at the University of Texas Health Science Center - San Antonio.

Perpetration Prevention Program

Arrival of the third edition of Juvenile Sexual Offending: Causes Consequences and Correction (Ryan, Leversee and Lane; Wiley) was a highly anticipated and celebrated event at the Center, and a tremendous personal and professional accomplishment for Gail Ryan.

The original text was published in 1991, the second edition in 1997. This third edition captures the enormous advances in the field, reflecting tremendous strides in research on brain growth and development, and the impact of positive and negative life experiences on the brain. The book continues to be the seminal text for teaching certification or academic courses for clinicians and others working with youth who have molested children. Ryan teaches courses in a variety of venues across the country and at Kempe using this text. In 1983, she founded the National Adolescent Perpetration Network (NAPN), which is a cooperative network of multidisciplinary professionals working with sexually abusive youth in the US and abroad.

Ryan also received the Brandt F. Steele Award from The Kempe Center and the first Gary Burguin Award from the Colorado Sex Offender Management Board.

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Fostering Healthy Futures

Fostering Healthy Futures (FHF) had a very exciting year as it reached two significant milestones: (1) the program enrolled its 500th participant into the research-based clinical program and (2) FHF surpassed 50,000 hours of training for graduate students who serve as mentors in the program. FHF also provided over 70 no-cost cognitive, academic, social and behavioral screening assessments for foster children, and 32 children were enrolled in the mentoring and skills group prevention program.

On the research side of the program, eight papers were accepted for publication, and the first paper examining mental heath outcomes for children in the FHF program was published in the prestigious Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.

Finally, FHF was honored to be selected as a finalist for the El Pomar Awards for Excellence program.

The Kempe Center major accomplishments

Gail Ryan, MA

Heather N. Taussig, PhD

Andrew Sirotnak, MD

IndividualsSustainer ($50,000+)Reynolds and Maureen Cannon & FamilyMr. Curtis Fentress and Ms. Agatha Kessler

Champion ($25,000+)Walt and Georgia ImhoffGail and George JohnsonJon and Teri KruljacBill and Melissa MackiernanMark J. Smith

Patron ($10,000+)AnonymousMike and Julie BockMr. Douglas M. BradySteven and Wendy CohenMr. Mike DonnellyMs. Anne LevinMs. Norma MooreMr. and Mrs. John P. MorgridgeDick and Jeanne Saunders

Advocate ($5,000+)AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Tim BrownMs. Yvonne CamachoMs. Charla CannonDr. Sara and Mr. Scott CarpenterStephen and Dee DanielsMrs. Martha DietlerJohn D. Faught & The Faught FoundationJim and Patrice GendelmanMark and Julia GwaltneyMr. and Mrs. Bud IsaacsDr. Ruby L. KadotaMs. Beth KleinMr. Anthony MalinowskiTate and Eileen McCoyMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. SicklerSteve and Ryta SondergardMs. Kareina WestlundMr. and Mrs. E. Patrick WiesnerDr. and Mrs. Robert Wright

Partner ($2,500+)Franklin and Jeanette AzarMs. Martha L. BennettMr. William DeLisioKen and Judy FriednashMargot and Allan FrankGeorge and Marti GraffMr. and Mrs. Steven GrandchampMrs. Miriam GrynbergMr. Kurtis HooleyDrs. Mary and Richard KrugmanDr. Barry LindstromJohn and Mary NiceMr. Tony SharpDr. Lynn and Lisa Taussig

Friend ($1,000+)Drs. Ralph D. and Elizabeth L. AaronsMr. and Mrs. Ronald H. AbreuMs. Nicole Ament and Mr. Jonathan AmentMs. Katherine AndersonAlan and Jamie AngelichAnonymous (2)Mr. and Mrs. Ryan BennettMr. and Mrs. Patrick H. BrophyMr. and Mrs. Mark BrownEmanuel and Bea BugelliKathy and Chuck CannonDuane and Betsy ChoateDr. Sara Culhane and Mr. James CulhaneMs. Pamela J. DeckerAngela and John DellaSalleMr. Jerrold DeWittRobert and Lisa DouglasMr. and Mrs. Scott EhrlichMr. and Mrs. Theodore EpsteinMr. John Farnam and Mr. Paul HeitzenraterMs. Amanda FeinMr. and Mrs. Keith FingerMr. Alec FleisherMr. and Mrs. A. Craig Fleishman, Esq.Mr. Mark FlemingMr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. FlowerDr. Karen Frankel and Mr. Doug CarrelMr. and Mrs. John M. FrenchAmber and Mike FriesMr. and Mrs. Caleb F. Gates, Jr.David GraebelMs. Macayla M. HansenMr. and Mrs. Cannon Y. HarveyMs. Roberta L. HerbertsonMs. Kristine E. IvesMr. and Mrs. Bill IwataMr. and Mrs. Peter L. JolivetMr. Donald Johnson and Mrs. Arlene Mohler-

JohnsonMr. James W. JonesRenee and Peter KrauseMr. and Mrs. Mort MarksMs. Ronnie A. MitznerMarcia Gold NaimanMs. Stephanie NevesMimi and Keith PlatteSusan Grant RaymondMr. and Mrs. William ReidMr. and Mrs. David RepkaDonald and Karen RingsbyMs. Melanie M. RothGeri and Meyer SaltzmanDavid and Robin SavitzDr. and Mrs. Michael SchafferPhilip and Gretchen SeefriedMr. and Mrs. Michael S. SmithMr. Scot Smith and Mrs. Susan Blake-SmithMr. and Mrs. John SpieglemanDylan and Gabrielle TaylorMr. Chase ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Steve Wagner

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Julia and Mark Gwaltney have supported The Kempe Foundation for five years. They first heard about Kempe from friends who invited them to tour the Kempe Therapeutic Preschool. They want “to give children a second chance, or even a first chance, to have a normal kid’s life.”

With a strong belief in the work Kempe does, they are committed to fund the cause so that Kempe can continue its critical work. Julia explains, “It’s a whole brain exercise. We connect to the mission with our right brains, emotionally, and the left brains, logically. With two young children of our own, it is hard to imagine that someone could mistreat a child and our heart goes out to help them. If people don’t help treat the children now then society pays much more later. A Kempe donation is a logical investment in society.”

They also like to leverage their donations through the Colorado Child Care Tax Credit and the Encana employee matching fund.

DonoR SuPPoRt

From Left: Angela DellaSalle, Julia and Mark Gwaltney, and Joyce Witte.

James and Lucy WallaceMs. Sandra WallingMr. and Mrs. Jerry L. WeigandMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey WiepkingMs. Patricia A. WimberlyMs. Carol E. WolfMr. and Mrs. Randal H. WoodsMr. and Mrs. Adam WriterRon and Christine Yaros

Supporter ($500+)Dr. and Mrs. Jules AmerMs. Linda AndersonAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Max AppelJim and Pamela BaseyMs. Ruth BennisMr. and Mrs. Robert H. BeriaultMrs. LaFawn BiddleMr. and Mrs. Jim BienMr. and Mrs. Ross BillowsMs. Luz BlackerAndrew and Alexis BoianMr. and Mrs. Patrick BowlenMrs. Karen C. BreschiniMr. Leslie Bretzke Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BrookJodi and Don BrossMr. and Mrs. Richard P. BurkettMs. Jane ButterfieldMr. and Mrs. J. Todd CagleStanley and Bonita CarsonMs. Keri ChristiansenMs. Wanda ColburnMs. Larraine CollierMr. Keith Connaghan and Ms. Kelsey

Wennesland ConnaghanMr. and Mrs. Peter CoorsMr. and Mrs. Douglas DaissMs. Jana DanhauerMr. and Mrs. Carlos De La RosaMr. Thomas J. DevineMr. and Mrs. Edward DiamondMr. and Mrs. Mark DicksonMr. and Mrs. Chris EconomosMs. Dianne Eddolls and Mr. Glenn JonesMr. Mike EhmannRobyn ElmslieMs. Janet ElwayMr. and Mrs. Stephen FentonDr. and Mrs. Ben GallowayMs. Polly GleichenhausMs. Melanie R. GlowackiDr. Edward GoldsonMs. Jeanette GonzalezMrs. Roberta S. GreengardMs. Nicole GriffithDr. and Mrs. John A. GrossmanMr. and Mrs. Crawford HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Gilbert HammondMr. and Mrs. Hal Hawkey

Mr. Richard HogenMs. Karen HrisoDave and Margie HunterPamela and Joe IgnatMr. and Mrs. Jeffery E. JonesMr. Fred KailMs. Caroline KarlinMr. Jim KeeslingMs. Annie KempeGeorgia KnappMs. Bethany KnodeMr. Dave KostersMr. T. Mark Kraft and Mr. Garth D. GriswellMr. and Mrs. Kenton KuhnMr. and Mrs. Scott LeifMr. and Mrs. Jim LeventhalMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. MayNeil MulhollandMr. and Mrs. Trygve MyhrenMr. James V. NeelyMs. Patricia T. NorrisMr. and Mrs. Jordon PerlmutterMr. and Mrs. Theodore PinkowitzMr. and Mrs. Larry PisciottaMrs. Frances L. PizerMr. Jeff P. PloenMr. and Mrs. Mitchell R. PowersDr. Dean PrinaMs. Brandy RadeyMr. and Mrs. Walter RakowichMr. and Mrs. Scott RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. RindoneMr. and Mrs. Arnold F. RoaneNorwood and Barbara RobbEllen and Mark SchwartzMr. Todd RoebkenMrs. Gail D. RyanMr. Sheldon M. SagerMrs. Jeanne SaundersMr. and Mrs. William E. Scaff, Jr.Mr. Timothy Schultz and Ms. Debbie JessupMs. Amy L. SebringMr. Glen SimpsonMr. and Mrs. George SisselMr. Marty SoudaniMs. Susan S. StarkShannon and Stephen SteinMr. and Mrs. Bill StewartTom StoneMr. and Mrs. David StorrsMr. Joseph SzyliowiczMr. Brett Miller and Dr. Heather N. TaussigMs. Marsha TempleMr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Valore-CaplanMr. and Mrs. Tom WattlesMr. and Mrs. Paul D. WestermanMs. Judith WhartonMs. Pamela J. WhartonLisa WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Stephen WiseJesse and Molly Wolff

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Corporate SUpport

The Kempe Foundation has received many generous donations from Encana employees and Encana’s matching program for several years. Joyce Witte has been Encana’s Community Investment Advisor for 6 1/2 years. She explains that Encana supports employee giving through three programs:

• Annual Campaign - Employees register to use payroll deduction in October. This way they can plan their giving for the year and only have to have small deductions from their paychecks. The charities receive the whole amount in the beginning when the employees enroll.

• Matching Gifts - Encana matches gifts from employees to charities.

• Employee volunteer program - The employees and their families can track volunteer hours to qualify for a $1,000 grant to a charity.

Encana matches up to $25,000 per employee per year, combining all three programs. Kempe thanks Encana employees for their generous support!

Three cheers for the Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation for their three-tiered approach to financial support for Kempe.

The Johnson Foundation’s generosity to two Kempe Capital Campaigns, ongoing annual support grants and matching funds contributed in recognition of their employees’ donations have helped Kempe to sustain and increase programs and services for several decades.

Since 1948, the Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation’s support of non-profits have relieved suffering, met basic human needs, promoted self-sufficiency, and enriched the quality of life in Colorado. The Kempe Foundation is grateful for their support.

Foundation’s three-tiered

support

Contributor ($250+)Jemini AbidesMr. Jonathan AlpertMs. Devra Altman and Mr. Robert MaulitzMr. and Mrs. Alan C. AmblerAnonymousMs. Sue Anschutz-RodgersMs. Wanda BeckMs. Melinda BorchardtMr. and Mrs. John P. BoxDaryl and Wendy BradyMs. Virginia Bray and Mr. Louis BindnerMr. Matt BriggsMr. and Mrs. Bob BrooksMr. and Mrs. Keith BurgeMr. and Mrs. Michael ByrneMr. Floyd H. ClarkMr. Rob ClarkMs. Sara ClausenMr. Cal CrawleyMs. Rachel DehnerMr. Spencer Denison and Ms. Kara HornerMr. Warren Eckloff Jr.Mr. Craig EdelmannMr. Stephen EdmondsMs. Delinda EvansMs. Jennifer R. FacklerMs. Carolyn FailleMs. Michele FaliveneMrs. Annette FinesilverMr. and Mrs. Al and Terri FisherMr. Steve FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Tom FochtmanJohn and Jeneane FurstenbergMr. and Mrs. William Gold, IIMr. John HaganSandra Hagen SolinMr. Michael HallMr. and Mrs. Warren HanksJames and Joy HarrisonMr. David HealyMr. and Mrs. Ralph HendersonMr. and Mrs. Rodney W. HendersonDr. and Mrs. Donald HoodMr. and Mrs. Todd HopkinsMs. Peggy HorriganMs. Becky HowellMs. Faye KaganMs. Teresa M. KennedyMr. Douglas D. KerbsDr. and Mrs. Jerald W. KoepkeMs. Nancy Bruner-Koontz and Mr. Bob

KoontzMs. Ruby KostersMr. and Mrs. Jeff KoyMs. Kim KruljacMs. Judith KuglerMs. Roxanne LennyMs. Paula LevinMs. Sharon Linhart

Mr. Steven LitvakMr. Jonathan MarsicoMr. and Mrs. James McClanahanMr. Sean McNicholasMs. Mabelle MeadowsMr. and Mrs. John MedvedMr. and Mrs. Ron MitchellMr. and Mrs. Gerald E. MohattMr. Alan MolkMr. Richard P. MyersMr. and Mrs. Robert C. NewmanLaurie and Donald NielsenMr. Kent NossamanMs. Shanna Pickel and Mr. Florian WeberKim Pierpoint and Paul LiscomMs. Teresa PorterMs. Linda C. QuattrochiMr. and Mrs. Jay S. RabinowitzMr. and Mrs. Steve RingquistMs. Tara RisserMrs. Alexander D. RomanoMr. Steven RosdalMr. William RufferMr. and Mrs. John SarinaMs. Roselyn SaundersMs. Anna Maria ScerboMr. Jack SchroederMs. Stacy SchurmanMr. and Mrs. Gary ScottMr. and Mrs. Mark A. SeewaldMr. Mark ShearonMr. and Mrs. Marston C. SheltonMs. Sara SiegesmundDr. Andrew P. SirotnakMr. Craig SkellyDr. and Mrs. Brent SmithMs. Debra E. SmithLynne SullivanMs. Katherine Sullivan-SisnerosMs. Joan SwinehartMr. and Mrs. James TannerKelly TrujilloMs. Tara TrujilloMr. and Mrs. Jan-Willem van den DijsselMr. Matthew Van SistineMichelle and Shawn WallaceMs. Jennifer WilcoxDennis, Trish and Morgan WoodwardMr. James Worth

organizationsMajor Benefactor ($250,000 +)Adams County

Benefactor ($100,000 +)The Patricia Crown Family

sustainer ($50,000 +)The Anschutz Foundation

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Dick Saunders has supported The Kempe Foundation for over 16 years first as a donor then as a member of our Board of Directors. He has served on the Board for 11 years and was chair for three. He is also a past Kempe Community Award Honoree. Dick and Jeanne Saunders believe so strongly in Kempe’s innovative programs to help abused and neglected children that they have included Kempe in their estate plans. Dick said, “It is our pleasure to include Kempe in our estate plans so that they can continue to help kids. There’s nothing more important to our society than keeping kids safe. So we see funding it in perpetuity as a necessity.”

Dick and Jeanne are founding members of the Kempe Society, which was created to honor and recognize individuals who have helped to continue the life-saving work for abused and neglected children through planned giving. Dick and Jeanne agree that, “It was an easy decision to leave a legacy that

will help kids far into the future.”

Contact Angela DellaSalle at dellasalle.angela@kempe.org or 303-864-5312 for

more information. It is important to consult your financial advisor or attorney to understand how best to structure

your estate plan to benefit The Kempe

Foundation.

planned giving

Daniels FundThe Helen M. McLoraine Kempe Children’s

Foundation Endowment FundRose Community Foundation

Champion ($25,000 +)AnonymousTemple Hoyne Buell FoundationColorado Department of Public Health and

EnvironmentColorado Department of Public SafetyThe Denver Post Season to Share, a

McCormick Foundation FundThe Gary-Williams FoundationLea for Justice FoundationThe Lubert Family FoundationLudlow-Griffith Foundation

patron ($10,000 +)Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLPThe Children’s Hospital FoundationColorado Rockies Charity Fund, a McCormick

Foundation FundThe Denver FoundationHewit Family FoundationThe Walter & Georgia Imhoff Family FundHelen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation,

DenverGreater Milwaukee Foundation Lawlis Family

FundManagement And Training ResourcesMDC/Richmond American Homes

FoundationRiverfront Park Community FoundationU.S. BankVerdoorn Foundation

advocate ($5,000 +)Tim and Libby Brown FoundationCollegiate Peaks BankJohn G. Duncan Charitable TrustEncana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc.Fairfield and Woods, P.C.First American State BankFirstBank Holding Company of ColoradoGay & Lesbian Fund for ColoradoGreat West Life & AnnuityHolme Roberts & Owen, LLPIntrepid Potash, Inc.Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of ColoradoKing Soopers/Kroger Co. FoundationKurz Family FoundationLangston Family FoundationLockton CompaniesManufacturing Technology, Inc.Nordstrom, Inc.Petroleum Development CorporationRed Robin International, Inc.The RJC Family FoundationRobinson DairySaunders Construction, Inc.Schlessman Family Foundation

SM Energy CompanyTeleTech Community FoundationTuchman Family FoundationVenoco, Inc.XCEL Energy Foundation

partner ($2,500 +)Aspenwood Dental AssociatesBowana FoundationCherry Creek Wesleyan ChurchCommunity First FoundationAudrey K. Dines Memorial FundEhrhardt Keefe Steiner & Hottman P.C.GVC Capital, LLCKeller Family FundMacy’s FoundationPeriquin Strategy, Inc.Primrose School of Erie at Vista RidgePrimrose School of LittletonPrimrose School at Shadow CanyonRegis UniversityThe Seff Group, P.C.Syntrinsic Investment Counsel, LLCTen Strawberry Street Ltd.Wells Fargo Foundation

Friend ($1,000 +)AnonymousARC Thrift StoresAtlantic TrustCampbell Foundation FundCIBER, Inc.City of WestminsterCLFS Equities, LLPThe Colorado TrustEncana Cares (USA) FoundationFirstBank of ColoradoForest City Stapleton, Inc.Fraternal Order of Eagles #4019Haynes Family FoundationThe Humphreys FoundationHyde Park, Inc.Marsico Enterprises, LLCJoe and Gina Murray Foundation FundJordon Perlmutter & CompanyPinnacol AssuranceWilliam D. Radichel FoundationSand Creek RaidersFred E. Scholl Charitable Foundation

Supporter ($500 +)AXA FoundationCarson FoundationChi Conclave, Eta StateClareo PartnersColorado Business BankCordillera Energy PartnersExtra Strength Marketing CommunicationsHarweb FoundationICON Gala AwardsInvestment Security Group, Inc.Kohl’s

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will help kids far into the will help kids far into the future.”

Contact Angela DellaSalle at dellasalle.angela@kempe.org or 303-864-5312 for

more information. It is important to consult your financial advisor or attorney to understand how best to structure

your estate plan to benefit The Kempe

Foundation.

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will help kids far into the future.”

Contact Angela DellaSalle at dellasalle.angela@kempe.org or 303-864-5312 for

more information. It is important to consult your financial advisor or

your estate plan to benefit The Kempe

Foundation.

Our Food Rox, LLCPCL Construction EnterprisesStrategic Event Management, Inc.United Power, Inc.Wolf Energy Company

Contributor ($250 +)BabiesNow!Foothills AcademyLittleton Sunrise Rotary ClubSystems & Methods, Inc.Toxicology Associates Professional LLCVuka

in-kindAmerican Furniture WarehouseMr. and Mrs. Kirk E. AndersonApril O’Hare PhotographyBabiesNow! FoundationBroker RestaurantBrownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLPReynolds and Maureen Cannon & FamilyMaureen Regan CannonMs. Tricia CaputoJordan CarrollCBS OutdoorComcastCornerstar Wine and Liquor, LLC.Pamela and Jim CroweDan Sharp Luxury OuterwearThe Denver Center of the Performing ArtsDenver Lincoln Limousine, Inc.Denver MagazineDigiclips, IncMs. Sara DowneyMr. Michael DunahayEhrhardt Keefe Steiner & Hottman P.C.Renesia FontenotMs. Angelina FoxGarbanzo Mediterranean GrillMs. Stacie GenchiMs. Pamela HannHotel TeatroKelsey Bigelow PhotographyMr. and Mrs. Mark M. KingKroenke Sports EnterprisesMs. Genia LarsonMs. Sera LeeLewan & AssociatesRachel LindseyMs. Kayla ManzelMarriott City CenterMC Liquor 02, LLCMr. Sean McNicholasMr. David MedinaCharlie and Vanessa MonfortDr. and Mrs. Shriram NeneMr. Brian NiederLaurie and Donald NielsenThe Palm RestaurantThe Patron Spirits Company

Project LinusMs. Suellen RiedelDick and Jeanne SaundersMs. Sharon SchonhautMs. Ashleigh SedbrookShepherd of the Hills Presbyterian ChurchSheraton Denver Downtown HotelSigned & Sealed by StephDr. Andrew P. SirotnakMr. and Mrs. George SolichSandra Hagen SolinSteve and Ryta SondergardStellar Painting & RemodelingJessica and Brian StutzThe Tavern Hospitality GroupTiffany & Co.Tower ElectricVladimir JonesVukaMs. Pamela J. Wharton

Kempe SocietyTerry and Dorie AdamsMike and Linda AlexanderAnonymous (2)Bobbie BardtWayne and Debra BergerEstate of Patricia B. BoothKathleen K. BrockHeather Campbell and Jerry LandeckKen and Judy FriednashWalt and Georgia ImhoffLes and TeeDee JohnsonMary H. JoyceJon and Teri KruljacJane E. Johnston-MeeksEstate of Milan R. MrazJim and Karen PossehlMaura McCarthy and Michael RifkinNancy and Ron RudeDick and Jeanne SaundersMarguerite StewartEstate of Alvin and Margaret TaegeDr. Lynn and Lisa TaussigBetty ThomasNancy J. TylerNancy Vagianos

True Blue SocietyMs. Susie BosleyMs. Christina A. BrownMs. Jeanne DesautelsMs. Ashtyn DickmeierMs. Mandy HarveyMs. Carlyn M. HazeMr. George IbarraRamchander JayaramanMs. Joey KasamisMr. William McBrideMs. Helen L. MeiningerMs. Holly Milton

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Since 2005, IP5280’s Climbing For Kids has raised funds for children by climbing Colorado 14ers. During the fourth annual Climb in August 2009 at Grays Peak, The Kempe Foundation was honored to be a beneficiary with The Children’s Hospital Foundation.

Climbers paid a $50 registration fee and raised additional funds through pledges from friends and family prior to climbing the mountain.

The Climb, which began with 15 climbers in 2005, had over 120 climbers in 2009 raising $50,000 total for The Kempe Foundation and The Children’s Hospital Foundation.

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for The Kempe Foundation and The Children’s Hospital Foundation.

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Ms. Stephanie NevesLaurie and Donald NielsenMs. Lorii K. RabinowitzMr. and Mrs. Larry C. RatliffMr. and Mrs. David RepkaOnaiza RizviMr. and Mrs. Steve RoblMr. Jack SchroederMs. Patricia M. ScullyThe Singerman FamilyMr. Kent P. SteinesMr. Ryan StelznerMs. Debbie Trainor and Mr. Greg TrainorJesse and Molly Wolff

Tributes in memory of:Mrs. Adinolfi

Mr. Jack Schroeder

Althea BlomsnessThe Seff Group, P.C.

Carol Bryan BradyMr. Douglas M. Brady

Jack ButcherMr. and Mrs. Taner Kodanaz

W.W. ButlerMs. Armani Romani

Robert CarmonaMiss Adrean Pepper

Reid EllisMs. Armani Romani

Robert FrankelDr. Karen Frankel and Mr. Doug Carrel

William French, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Jolivet

Norton FrickeyMr. and Mrs. David R. Young

Rolleen HenryJesse and Molly Wolff

Amie HubbardAlpha Xi Conclave, Theta State

Georgia ImhoffMr. and Mrs. Jack H. Alexander, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Dick AllenMr. and Mrs. Alan C. AmblerMr. and Mrs. Gene R. AndristAnonymous (4)Leigh and Lisa AugustineMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey R. BaileyBank of ChoiceMr. Louis Bansbach IVWayne and Debra BergerMr. Bradley A. BerneroTerry and John BiddingerMs. Jeanne BistraninDrs. Stephen and April BlockMr. Gene Bloom

Mr. and Mrs. Vince BorylaMr. and Mrs. John P. BoxMs. Iris J. BoyerMs. Trisha BraseKathleen K. BrockMs. Elizabeth BrownMr. and Mrs. Richard CampbellJudge Edward CarelliCaring for Colorado FoundationMs. Ruth CarrelMr. and Mrs. Bradford ChaseMs. Judy L. ChirilaDuane and Betsy ChoateChancellor Robert D. CoombeMr. and Mrs. Peter CoorsMiles and Jan CortezMs. Margaret CunninghamMr. Fred DavineMr. and Mrs. Fred DeeringMr. Eugene DellAngela and John DellaSalleDenver Broncos Charities Fund, a McCormick

Foundation FundMs. Martha Diss SundbyMr. and Mrs. Chauncey DunnMs. Dianne Eddolls and Mr. Glenn JonesMr. and Mrs. David EvansExelcomm Commercial Advisors, Inc.Faught FoundationFirst American State BankArthur FosterMr. Sanford Zisman and Mrs. Janis Frame

ZismanMr. and Mrs. Joe FranzgroteHon. Robert Fullerton and Ms. Beverlee

HenryRuth Nauts and John GallagherMargot and Allan FrankMr. and Mrs. Steven GrandchampMr. and Mrs. Patrick GrantGreenlee Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mike GroshekMs. Elise HallMr. and Mrs. Patrick H. HamillMr. and Mrs. Warren HanksMs. Mary Nina HanselmannMr. and Mrs. Rick HarrisonMr. Martin T. HartMr. and Mrs. Ben HastenMs. Paula HellerMr. and Mrs. David HerlingerMr. and Mrs. A. Barry HirschfeldDr. and Mrs. Donald H. HochMr. and Mrs. Delwin HockDr. and Mrs. Donald HoodAleah HorstmanMr. and Mrs. Dean HowellMr. and Mrs. Wayne HutchensMr. and Mrs. Steve HutchisonMr. and Mrs. Michael HuttnerMr. and Mrs. Joseph Imhoff

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As you look at the long list of people who honored Georgia Imhoff with a gift in her memory, it is obvious the kind of impact she had on Kempe. People loved her, admired her, emulated her – and miss her.

Anyone who met Georgia was immediately aware that she was special. She exuded grace, spirit, and a passion for the plight of abused and neglected children. She had a great sense of humor. There was simply no one else like her.

Georgia made other people feel special as well. Somehow Georgia managed to make each person think that her day would have been less without each and every one of them. An extraordinary gift; one of many.

I have a photograph of Georgia in my journal. Many people must have some token by which they remember her. Even without the keepsakes,

Georgia would be impossible to forget. She changed lives.

She saved children. She loved her family. She was Georgia.

–Submitted by Laurie Nielsen

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her. Even without the keepsakes, her. Even without the keepsakes, her. Even without the keepsakes, her. Even without the keepsakes, Georgia would be impossible to forget. She changed lives.

She saved children. She loved her family. She was Georgia.

–Submitted by Laurie Nielsen

her. Even without the keepsakes, her. Even without the keepsakes, her. Even without the keepsakes, Georgia would be impossible to forget. She changed lives.

She saved children. She loved her family. She was Georgia.

–Submitted by Laurie Nielsen

The Walter & Georgia Imhoff Family FundMr. and Mrs. Bud IsaacsMr. and Mrs. Calvin IsaakMr. and Mrs. Tom JansenMr. Donald Johnson and Mrs. Arlene Mohler-

JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Donald JohnsonHelen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation,

DenverGail and George JohnsonDrs. Doug and Ann JonesMs. Joanne KalishMs. Caroline KarlinKirchhof Group, Inc.Koelbel Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard KoeppeMr. and Mrs. Donald L. KortzZeZe KreidleDrs. Mary and Richard KrugmanJon and Teri KruljacMs. Judith KuglerMr. and Mrs. Ron LangerMr. and Mrs. Thomas LeafstrandMr. and Mrs. Chuan LiMs. Karen LombardoMr. and Mrs. David LubchencoJim and Marcia LyonsMs. Sue R. MackenzieMr. and Mrs. Mort MarksCydney and Tom Marsico Family FoundationMs. Susan J. McFarlaneMr. James McNallyMs. Barbara MendelMr. and Mrs. Louis MessinaMr. Gerald MiddletonMike Shaw Chevy Buick SaabMr. John MilekMr. and Mrs. David J. MillerMr. James MorgeseNational CineMedia, LLCGordon and Jane NetzorgRonald Ron NewMr. and Mrs. Robert C. NewmanMr. Ben NiamthetJohn and Mary NiceMs. Elizabeth NielsenLaurie and Donald NielsenMr. and Mrs. Walt NillLaDean NuanesMr. and Mrs. James NussbaumMs. Annie PinnickMs. Adrienne PorterfieldJim and Karen PossehlMr. and Mrs. Ed PowellMr. Bryan PulteMs. Julie RadulovichMr. and Mrs. Dave RaymondMr. and Mrs. Steve RiceMr. and Mrs. Edward A. RobinsonRocky Mountain PBSMs. Teresa Roe

Mrs. Gail D. RyanSaint Joseph Hospital FoundationGeri and Meyer SaltzmanMr. and Mrs. Norbert J. SamfordMr. L.T. SandvikSaunders Construction, Inc.David and Robin SavitzMr. and Mrs. William E. Scaff, Jr.Mr. Michael ScanlonMr. Gene SchnabelEllen and Mark SchwartzMs. Rebecca ShreckMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. SicklerDr. Andrew P. SirotnakSM Energy CompanyMs. Debra E. SmithMark J. SmithDavid and Leslie SoggeMr. Eric Sondermann and Ms. Tracy DunningMs. C. Ann SookswatMr. and Mrs. Richard SpurwayMr. Dave SteinerMr. and Mrs. Allen StevensStifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.Stonehocker Family FoundationLynne SullivanMr. and Mrs. Robert P. TallmadgeMr. Brett Miller and Dr. Heather N. TaussigDr. Lynn and Lisa TaussigMr. and Mrs. Jerry J. TepperMr. and Mrs. S. Lee TerryMr. and Mrs. Andrew ThomasMr. Michael TimminsMr. and Mrs. Warren M. ToltzHoward and Carol TorgoveMr. and Mrs. Richard TrainorMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. TravisMr. and Mrs. Carl UnreinMrs. Judith WagnerMr. George WalkerJames and Lucy WallaceMr. and Mrs. Richard WattMr. Steve WernerMs. Pamela J. WhartonMr. and Mrs. E. Patrick WiesnerMr. and Mrs. Jay WildayMs. Marsha WillisMs. Lucy WirthMr. Thomas D. WolfJesse and Molly WolffMr. and Mrs. Adam WriterMr. and Mrs. Jim ZemlyakLindsey and Cary Zimmerman

Rose KatzBobbie Bardt

Dr. Ruth KempeMs. Meredith AppyMs. Brenda BeatyMs. Rose BradycohenKathleen K. Brock

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The award-winning advertising agency, Vladimir Jones, provides advertising, marketing and communications counsel to The Kempe Foundation in several key areas. The Agency has studied and analyzed present and future trends with regard to our fundraising efforts as well as helping to garner ongoing and event-driven publicity. In addition, they have assisted by analyzing our brand, specifically helping in the area of brand positioning, which means that they assist us in targeting new and existing donors more effectively.

Their efforts to develop communication plans have resulted in creating market awareness of our work in the community and thus driving support for Kempe throughout Colorado. Through their most recent contribution they have donated more than 1,000 hours of invaluable assistance. Our sincere thanks to Vladimir Jones.

vladimir JoneSparTnerShip

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Mr. and Mrs. Ron BrownDr. and Mrs. Mark W. BrunvandMr. Peter BunikMs. Diane CaldwellMs. Ruth CarrelMs. Susan ChidleyMs. Patricia CozettoMr. and Mrs. Michael CraftMs. Lori CraneMr. and Mrs. W. Perry DickinsonFrances DollardMs. Amanda DonnellyMs. Marion P. DownsShirley and Vincent FulginitiDr. Robert J. GlaserJim and Ann GoldfarbMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. GroszMs. Elizabeth HallK.A and J.L. HannahDr. Lawrence J. HergottMs. Martha HuckabyI.A.M.A.W. - Airline District Lodge 141Walt and Georgia ImhoffGail and George JohnsonMarion L. JordanMr. and Mrs. Andrew KaneMs. Bernie C. KernDrs. Mary and Richard KrugmanLittleton Pediatric Medical CenterMr. and Mrs. Paul LittmanMs. Rhonda LloydMr. and Mrs. David J. MillerMr. James H. MillerDr. Fred MimmackPaul and Barbara MoeMs. Barbara MorrisMr. and Mrs. David NowelsMrs. Madeline O’BrienMr. Kyle OsbornMr. and Mrs. Eric PollockMr. and Mrs. Jeff PulvermanSaunders Construction, Inc.Stuart and Ida SchneckMr. and Mrs. Mark A. SeewaldMr. and Mrs. Joe SeewaldDr. and Mrs. Arnold SilvermanSmith Brooks Bolshoun & CompanyMs. Laura StoneMr. and Mrs. Peter SzilagyiMr. Brett Miller and Dr. Heather N. TaussigDr. Lynn and Lisa TaussigDr. and Mrs. Mitsuo Tottori, M.D.Ms. Jane M. WainwrightDr. and Mrs. Norman WeinerAnne and Joan WelchMr. and Mrs. Brad WicksJesse and Molly Wolff

Michael R. MooreMr. and Mrs. Christian AdamsMs. Barbara Iraci

Ms. Julie MickelMr. and Mrs. Mike ParisMr. John Price

MotherMrs. Norma J. Bodovinac

Lynne NapolilliAlcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc.Ms. Emily AllenMs. Nancy AtkissonMs. Natalie BassBennett Bear Creek FarmsMs. Jacqueline Ciccio MurphyDr. and Mrs. Curtis ClarkMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Robert DelongMr. and Mrs. Paul A. DistefanoMs. Carol DohertyMrs. Juanita J. DominickMr. and Mrs. Timothy DonohueMs. Terri ElderIreta EnrightMr. and Mrs. Richard GordonMs. Kathryn GrablerGroat & Soucie LLCMs. Madeline HorowitzMr. and Mrs. Daniel KaneMr. and Mrs. Randall F. KeoghMs. Patricia MageeMeadowbrook Water DistrictMeadowbrook-FairviewMr. and Mrs. James MosesMr. and Mrs. John OlsonMr. and Mrs. Peter ParadiseMs. Vicki ScharnhorstMr. and Mrs. Frank TaylorMr. and Mrs. Keith VillaMr. Donald VogtMs. Beverly WachtelMs. Pamela J. WhartonWillowbrook Water & Sanitation District

Susan Robinson’s MotherDr. Lynn and Lisa Taussig

Phyllis RohnTau Conclave, Xi State

Sara SundermanDelta Conclave, Alpha Beta State

Ramona WigleyAlpha Pi Conclave, Eta State

Blake WolfsonMr. Robert Wolfson

Tributes in honor of:Jules Amer

Mr. Robert Rich

Jamie AngelichMr. Daniel Caplis and Mrs. Aimee Sporer

CaplisMs. Melly Kinnard

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The mission of The Kempe Foundation Alliance is to support the programs of The Kempe Center and support the mission of The Kempe Foundation to increase awareness, engage in advocacy, and secure and provide resources for the prevention and treatment of child abuse. The Alliance assists The Kempe Center and Foundation through volunteerism, “friend-raising,” special events and advocacy.

The signature Alliance fundraising event is Salt on the Rim, hosted in the summer each year.

allianCe Friend-raiSeS

For Kempe

Virginia Bray, Dinah Sink, Marsha Temple and Ryta Sondergard at Salt on the Rim.

Ms. Susan J. McFarlaneMr. and Mrs. Trygve MyhrenMr. and Mrs. Daniel E. PiroMr. and Mrs. Arnold Siegel

Bergamo Montessori SchoolMs. Virginia Taylor

Henry and Ann BiermannMr. and Mrs. David McDaniel

Sam Biermann’s Bar MitzvahMr. and Mrs. Robert H. BachMs. Judy BellMs. Ruth BennisMr. Timothy R. Beyer and Ms. Jayne M. PaluMs. Helen M. BogieMr. and Mrs. Larry BohrerEzra BraigDr. and Mrs. Mark W. BrunvandDr. Maya Bunik and Mr. John BabiakMr. and Mrs. Christopher BurckhardtMr. and Mrs. Donald CampbellRobert Carson and Martha ByersMs. Cami CooperMs. Kathi DuganMr. Brian DunnMr. and Mrs. L. Vernon FryeMr. Antoine GanivetEada GendelmanMs. Gillian R. GoodmanMr. Elias HelbigMs. Madeline HicksMs. Deidre HunterMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. KastrulMr. and Mrs. James S. KellerMs. Annie KempeDr. Karin Kempe and Mr. Charles BurnsDr. Allison Kempe and Dr. Dugan MahoneyThe Estate of Dr. Ruth S. KempeMs. Alexandria KennedyMr. and Mrs. David KoffMr. Michael KoubaMs. Mary MathisMr. and Mrs. David McDanielMs. Jennifer McGuirkMr. Albert MehlMs. Laura MichaelsMr. and Mrs. Ronald S. MillerMr. James H. MillerMr. and Mrs. William J. MurphyMs. Ellen PenaKoa PetersonMr. and Mrs. Eric PollockMr. and Mrs. Jeff PulvermanMr. and Mrs. Luis RivasMs. Gail E. SaxtonThe Schlaff FamilyPhilip and Gretchen SeefriedCasey ShpallThe Sibelius FamilyMr. Jeremy Sirner

Ms. Annika SpetnagelMs. Eliza SteinDr. and Mrs. John B. VolinskyMr. Jake WallMr. and Mrs. David WellsMs. Barbara WilkinsMr. and Mrs. Eric Woody

Blue Sky FundMs. April O’Hare

Chris BrownMs. Brianne Cohen

Ren and Maureen CannonMr. and Mrs. A. Barry Hirschfeld

Michael ChaseDr. Ruby L. Kadota

Children’s Dentistry of Cherry CreekMs. Joanna Levin

Steve and Wendy Cohen’s 20th AnniversaryMr. and Mrs. Lou Moskowitz

Colorado Bills BackersMr. Craig Skelly

June CrenshawMs. Katrina Crenshaw

Jim and Susan DreisbachMr. and Mrs. John Sabel

Karen EastwoodEvelyn Yingling

For Alison Finley’s son’s birthdayAnonymousMs. Jennifer CooperMr. and Mrs. James DreilingMr. and Mrs. Kevin GraffMr. and Mrs. Jared HankinsMr. and Mrs. Vincent JonesMr. and Mrs. Adam SherryMr. and Mrs. Christopher Strouse

Drew FinleyDayle Revious

Alec FleisherMs. Sharon SchonhautMs. Kandace Soiland

Doug & Karen FrankelMs. Judith Frankel

Jeff FullerMr. and Mrs. David Thompson

Julia GonzalesMs. Alexia Bregman

Great-Grandchildren, Noah & BellaMr. and Mrs. Richard K. Pool

Kim HicksMr. Frank Stanley

Joyce HillshaferSusan Medley

The family legacy of Drs. Henry and Ruth Kempe and their passion to help abused and neglected children continues in their children and grandchildren. Last year, Sam Biermann, son of Dr. Jenny Kempe-Biermann and grandson of Henry and Ruth demonstrated his generosity during his Bar Mitzvah. Sam designated that gifts for his Bar Mitzvah would go to The Kempe Foundation. In total, 58 donors contributed in honor of Sam. Additionally, Sam spent time volunteering at The Kempe Therapeutic Preschool during the summer prior to his birthday.

Sam’s older siblings Henry and Anne also designated The Kempe Foundation as their beneficiary during their Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. Together, the three children have raised over $16,000 for The Kempe Foundation.

“We are a very close family and we all share a passion for helping abused and neglected children,” said Jenny Kempe-Biermann. “My children want to help carry on the legacy of their grandparents by supporting such an important cause.”

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want to help carry on the legacy of their grandparents by supporting

want to help want to help carry on the legacy of their grandparents by supporting

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The Biermann children

Maren IcklerMs. Jana Tompkins

Walt ImhoffMr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell

John & Marcy in honor of their marriageMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tallmadge

Holly JohnsonMr. Edward Lapine

Gail and George Johnson’s 40th AnniversaryMr. and Mrs. Jack FitzgibbonsMr. and Mrs. Rich StraussDr. Lynn and Lisa Taussig

Dr. Ruby L. KadotaMr. Daniel ObergMr. Dale Varner

Stephanie KernSouthwest Regional Council, Delta State

Elizabeth KincannonDr. Ruby L. Kadota

Carolyn KingMs. Jillian vanIngen

Jack KollerMr. Scott Navratil

Drs. Mary and Richard KrugmanMr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Bernau

Dick KrugmanThe Telluray Foundation

The Men and Women in the Lakewood Office

Ms. Jessica M. Jackson

Lee and Loren LarsonMr. and Mrs. John Wisotski

Bill MackiernanMr. Barry J. Goldstein

Jose, Juan, Colin Marks, Minnie Marks, Evan Marks, Evelyn Epstein, The Leinbachs, Sue, Jeff, Haley, Alyssa, The Clarks, Renwick Harvey

Bobbie Bardt

William MarshDr. Ruby L. Kadota

Susan MedleyJoyce Hillshafer

Cindy and Al MeyerMs. Leslie Reingold and Mr. Thomas Eskelson

Patty NealMr. and Mrs. David H. Friedman

Laurie NielsenJoyce HillshaferSusan Medley

Dan ObergDr. Ruby L. Kadota

Jacob PlattnerMs. Ann Gugenheim

Pamela Ann Myers PurvisMr. Thomas G. DePetro

Dr. Emily Rambus and Dr. Tay BosleyDr. Erica Rambus

Tracy RiveraMs. Veronica CasiasMr. and Mrs. Richard Elfenbein

Gail RyanMs. Caroline A. Ryan

Cindy SatelMr. Darrell David

Jack SchroederMs. Carrie McConnellMs. Janice Schroeder

Scott SmithDr. Ruby L. Kadota

Lynn SmithMs. Elizabeth H. McCann

Sandra Hagen-SolinMs. Diane L. Hagen

Aaron and Loretta SwansonMr. David RossMs. Adrienne Swanson

Heather TaussigMrs. Ruth Peter

Lisa and Lynn TaussigMr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe

Juanita TuntevichMs. Debra Wilbur

Dale VarnerDr. Ruby L. Kadota

Gillian WalshMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh

Pamela WhartonMr. and Mrs. Scott Wharton

Alexis WoodrowMs. Diane Brown

Morgan WoodwardMs. Kathleen Schmidtke

Bill WrightDr. Ruby L. Kadota

endowmentsThe Berger FellowGeorgia R. Imhoff Endowment FundThe Helen M. McLoraine Kempe Children’s

Foundation Endowment FundBrandt F. Steele, M.D. Endowment FundThe Jack and Viki Thompson Chair for Child

Maltreatment and Family Health

Headquartered in Englewood, Colorado with offices located around the world, Jeppesen assisted The Kempe Foundation by donating the printing of our FY2010 Annual Report. We appreciate the generosity of Jeppesen.

Jeppesen is a subsidiary of Boeing Commercial Aviation Services, a unit of Boeing Commercial Airplanes.

For over 75 years, Jeppesen has been helping aviation professionals worldwide reach their destinations safely and efficiently. Today, the company builds on those roots by offering an ever-expanding array of innovative informational products, services, and software—not only to their air transportation partners, but also to a growing lineup of sea and land transportation partners.

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Kempe CenTer meTriCSActivities and Outcomes Report

Fiscal Year 2010: July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010

Each year The Kempe Center gathers data for analyzing and reporting programs’ annual activities and outcomes. The benefits from collecting, disseminating and publishing essential Kempe benchmark data include: enhanced planning, outcome reporting, year-over-year comparisons, fulfilling funding request and reporting requirements, increased transparency, possible efficiency gains, and providing information of programmatic successes. A listing of staffs’ publications, awards and recognitions is produced to document the professional caliber of scholarly research and clinical outcomes to be disseminated nationally and internationally. Center program staffs report their data to document achievement of each program’s specific mission. The complete Metrics Report is available at www.kempe.org/aboutkempe.

Direct Services for ChildrenThe Kempe Center provided direct services to 796 children in FY10 via six programs in 40 Colorado counties and 12 states, an increase of 13.5% when compared with seven programs serving 701 children in FY09. Services included: mental health therapy, a mentoring curriculum, case consultation, injury assessments, comprehensive mental health assessments, preschool classroom therapy, and other treatment. Most Kempe direct service programs saw an increase in the number of children served over the prior year as child abuse cases in Colorado have increased over that period. For example, the Child Protection Team treated 494 children; more than a 22% increase from 401 in FY09.

Geographic distribution of the children served did not have a significant proportional change within the Denver metropolitan area counties.

Kempe was involved with training and educating 6,336 individuals in FY10 with over 22,288 “people training hours” provided. These were direct contact presentations at workshops, university classes, job sites, community locations, and national and international conferences.

Kempe’s programs provided thousands of hours of valuable career training to medical and graduate students. In addition to the numbers above, Kempe trained 16 Fostering Healthy Future (FHF) program interns as mentors who were Master level graduate students from local universities, interns serving in the Child Trauma and Under Sixes Programs, one clinical psychology PhD candidate worked in FHF as a Kempe Center Berger Fellow, two Harris Fellow clinical psychology students worked in the Preschool, and another Berger Fellow physician specialized in advanced clinical training in child abuse with the Child Protection Team.

TrainingS and preSenTaTionS

Colorado Counties Served by Kempe (in blue)

Residence of Children Served

FY10 Children Served

FY09 Children Served

Metro Denver Area Total 580 537

Denver City/County 214 198

Arapahoe County 97 120

Adams County 146 102

Boulder County 21 17

Broomfield County 8 6

Douglas County 20 21

Jefferson County 74 73

Other Colorado Counties 155 137

12 Other States 61 27

Totals 796 701

States Served by Kempe (in blue)

ProgramChildren Served FY101

Children Served FY091

Child Protection Team 494 404Training/Education/Consultation 124 96

Child Trauma Program 31 16

Fostering Healthy Futures 71 85

Therapeutic Preschool 20 27

Under Sixes Program 56 61

Postpartum Depression2 N/A 12

Total 796 7011 This includes all children who received meaningful services from Kempe. It does not include other family members.2 This program was discontinued in FY10.

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Resources

In FY10, The Kempe Foundation raised $2.618 million for operating and capital needs. In addition, Kempe received “in-kind” gifts with total value of $40,778 for enrichment materials, supplies and activities in support of Kempe’s children and caregivers.

Volunteers provided 2,603 hours of service to support the work of The Kempe Center’s Programs as well as The Kempe Foundation (equivalent of $54,283).

Advocacy

A key part of the Foundation’s mission is to advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children by working with state and local leaders to develop public policy that serves in the best interest of this vulnerable population.

Kempe representatives helped draft legislation, testified before legislative committees and monitored more than 15 bills during the session relating to children and child-abuse issues.

Public Awareness

Over 40 stories featured The Kempe Foundation in newspapers, magazines, radio, and television newscasts. Kempe’s public service announcements and news stories appeared on all five Metro Denver television stations (KUSA, KCNC, KMGH, KWGN, and KDVR) as well as on Comcast channels and Altitude. Throughout the year, Kempe appeared in the Denver Post, The Villager, Aurora Sentinel, Denver Business Journal, 5280, Denver Magazine, Colorado Expression, ColoradoView, Blacktie Colorado, and a variety of online magazines and blogs.

Additionally, Kempe’s partner during Child Abuse Prevention Month in April, KMGH 7, ran five different public service announcements 834 times. Azteca also ran a Spanish-language PSA during April.

Website and Social Media:

Unique visitors and pageviews increased in FY2010 over the previous year, which means that not only did kempe.org receive more web traffic, but also that individuals spent more time on the site and looked at more pages on the site.

During the last year, Kempe’s blog and YouTube Channel have had over 13,300 unique story and video views. Kempe’s Facebook and Twitter accounts have nearly 4,000 followers, up from 1,477 at the end of FY2009.

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In the fall of 2008, Kempe conducted a market survey to compare with previous surveys that measured Kempe’s recognition in the community. In June 2010, Kempe’s pro-bono advertising agency, Vladimir Jones, conducted the survey to see if name recognition had increased since the 2008 survey. The statewide recognition of The Kempe Center’s name increased from 29 to 37 percent and awareness of The Kempe Foundation increased from 31 to 35 percent. Additionally, Denver metro residents’ familiarity with The Kempe Center increased from 28 to 37 percent during the two year period.

The survey also illustrated that child abuse is a very important issue, with 97 percent of respondents agreeing that the issue of child abuse prevention is important and 71 percent believing prevention to be “extremely important.”

The Kempe FoundaTion

STaTemenT oF aCTiviTieSFiscal Year ending June 30, 2010

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REVENuES, GAINS AND SuPPORT

Gifts and Grants

Individuals $708,730

Corporations $127,533

Foundations $516,978

Government $432,899

Special events (net) $267,386

Earned income $427,430

In-kind contributions & other income $137,723

TOTAL REVENuES, GAINS AND SuPPORT $2,618,679

ExPENSES

Program Services $2,048,397

Management and general $309,721

Development and fundraising $490,806

TOTAL ExPENSES $2,848,924

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS ($230,245)

Investment gain $269,971

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $39,726

Net assets, beginning of year $12,791,521

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $12,831,247

TOTAL ExPENSES 2010

Program Services (72%)

Development & Fundraising

(17%)

Management & General (11%)

TOTAL REVENuE 2010

Individual Donors (27%)

Foundations (20%)

Government (17%)

Earned Income (16%)

Special Events (10%)

In-kind & Other (5%)Corporations

(5%)

Jon Kruljac, ChairGVC Capital, LLC

Gail Johnson, SecretaryCommunity Leader

Kenneth Friednash, TreasurerDakota Fresh-Mex, LLC

Nicole Ament, Esq.Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP

Andy Boiandovetail solutionsTM

Tim BrownRadius Media Holdings

Yvonne CamachoSimpson Housing LLLP

Reynolds CannonWindsor Capital Partners, LLC

Steven Cohen Anschutz Investment Company

Stephen Daniels, PhD, MDCU School of Medicine/The Children’s

Hospital, Dept. of Pediatrics, Chairman

John Faught, Esq.Fognani & Faught

Bruce Fowler, Esq.Fairfield and Woods, PC

Walter ImhoffCommunity Leader

Ruby Kadota, MDColorado Permanente Medical Group

Beth KleinKlein and Frank, PC

Richard Krugman, MDCU School of Medicine, Dean

Bill MackiernanMiller Weingarten Realty, LLC

Tate McCoyLockton Companies

Ellen RobinsonERH & Associates, Inc.

Martha RubiInternational Investments Company

Richard SaundersSaunders Construction, Inc.

David Savitz, Esq.Attorney at Law

Andrew Sirotnak, MDThe Kempe Center

Mark SmithM.J. Smith & Associates

Lisa TaussigCommunity Leader

Dylan TaylorColliers International

Ryta SondergardThe Kempe Foundation Alliance

Kareina WestlundU.S. Bank

Jesse WolffThe Kempe Foundation

ADVISORY COuNCILDean Prina, MDJeannie Ritter, First Lady of ColoradoLandri TaylorAnne Trujillo

HONORARY BOARDJules Amer, MDJohn ElwayFrances Owens, Former First Lady of

ColoradoHoward Torgove

Board oF direCTorSAs of June 30, 2010

The Gary Pavilion at The Children’s Hospital •AnschutzMedicalCampus •13123 E. 16th Avenue, B390Aurora, CO 80045 • 303.864.5300 •www.kempe.org

Kempe leaderShip TeamRob TallmadgeDirector of Finance, Interim CEO

Steve HarrellDirector, Marketing & Communications, Interim Director of Development

Gene LiffickDirector, Operations and Human Resources

As of August 2010

The Kempe CenTer’S highlY

SpeCialized programSHelp us give the most care to children at each stage they need it.

Programs as of June 30, 2010

The Kempe Child Protection Team—Offers comprehensive, multidisciplinary consultation assessment, treatment, and referral services for children and adolescents who may have been physically or sexually abused or neglected. This is a joint program of Kempe Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect and The Children’s Hospital, in the CU School of Medicine’s Department of Pediatrics.

The Kempe Child Trauma Program—Gives abused children access to the highest quality mental health treatment through providing evidence-based clinical services, training professionals, and collaborating with the National Child Traumatic Stress Network to bring expertise from all over the United States to Colorado families.

The Kempe Fostering Healthy Futures Program—Fosters resilience and promotes success for pre-adolescents who have been placed in foster care following child abuse and neglect.

The Kempe Perpetration Prevention Program—Reduces the risk of children being abusive, as children, as adolescents and ultimately as the next generation of adults, by promoting primary, secondary and tertiary perpetration prevention strategies.

The Kempe Therapeutic Preschool—Helps severely emotionally disturbed 3-6 year old children who have been abused and neglected move on to regular preschools, Head Start Programs, or elementary schools by providing a full range of mental health and milieu services to decrease problem behavior, increase social skills and improve academic performance of the children.

The Kempe Training, Education And Consultation Program—Provides training, education and consultation services to help audiences within Colorado and across the country prevent and treat child abuse and neglect.

The Kempe under Sixes Program— Provides access to mental health services and home-based mental health interventions for very young children who have experienced trauma, neglect and/or abuse.

The Kempe Judicial Access to Services for Parent Infant/Child Relationship Enhancement (J-ASPIRE) Program—Treats trauma exposed children to ensure that these children do not become abusers themselves. ASPIRE is a component of The Justice Initiative for Drug Endangered Families (JI-DEF) collaboration, which includes law enforcement advocates, probation and court systems, and Treatment Accountability for Safer Communities (TASC).probation and court systems, and Treatment Accountability for Safer Communities (TASC).

T