2017 Annual Report - Mosaic Family Services, Inc · refugee and immigrant communities that make...

Support. Educate. Empower.

2018

ANNUAL REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from Executive Director…….... 2Who We Are …………………………………….. 3Who We Serve …………………….…………….. 4What We Do ………………………………....... 5Program Details ……………………………….. 6Leadership & Staff …………………………. 16Client Stories ……………………………….... 19Volunteer Highlights ………………………. 2125th Anniversary Gala/Special Events ... 22Financials .……………………………………….. 30Sponsor Recognition …………………….…. 31Donor Recognition ………………………….. 33

MOSAIC FAMILY SERVICES

IS A SAFE HAVEN FOR

SURVIVORS OF HUMAN

RIGHTS ABUSES, INCLUDING

REFUGEES AND SURVIVORS

OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

Dear Friends,

In 2018, we celebrated our Golden Anniversary, 25 years devoted to providing comprehensive social services and educational programs targeting the multicultural, refugee and immigrant communities that make North Texas unique. We understand our programs are most effective when we understand the culture and the language of the client. We are proud of our staff representing over 20 countries from around the world, and utilizing their backgrounds and language skills to better serve our diverse clientele.

In the last year, we directly served 8,259 individuals and families fleeing from violence, and provided outreach to more than 15,000 additional members of our community. We helped survivors from over 53 countries, invested in lasting partnerships, and empowered thousands of people toward self-sufficiency.

Now more than ever, this critical work would not be possible without the support of our community. With your help, we will continue this legacy of care.

Warmest Regards,

Walter H. Nguyen, Ph.D.Executive Director

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WHO WE ARE

OUR TEAM

OUR CLIENTS

OUR

SUPPORTERS

Mosaic Family Services was founded in 1993 by Dr. Walter Nguyen, a

former refugee who escaped an oppressive regime in Vietnam in 1982 who

has dedicated nearly three decades to helping survivors of human rights

abuses build new lives. Our staff members speak more than 25 languages,

representing dozens of cultures and every major faith.

The women, children, and men we serve come from all over the world.

Though they come from different circumstances, every client has had their

freedom and human rights threatened by war, modern-day slavery or

violence in their own homes. They are testaments to the courage and

resilience of the human spirit.

Our volunteers and donors believe in the idea that freedom is a human

right. They give their time and resources to ensure that survivors of human

rights abuses in our community have opportunities they need to build new

lives of freedom and hope. Our supporters truly make everything we do

possible.

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WHO WE SERVEREFUGEES

DOMESTIC

VIOLENCE

SURVIVORS

HUMAN

TRAFFICKING

SURVIVORS

A refugee is someone who has been forced to flee his or her country “due

to a well-founded fear of being persecuted due to their race, religion,

nationality, social group or sexual orientation” (United Nations High

Commissioner for Refugees). Most refugees have undergone extreme

physical and psychological hardship, culture shock, limited English skills

and other barriers. Mosaic’s goals are to improve their physical and mental

health, reduce barriers to health service utilization, increase knowledge of

navigating the health care system, and increase their abilities to become

self-sufficient.

Mosaic serves all survivors of family violence, intimate partner violence,

child and elderly abuse, sexual assault, dating violence, and other

qualifying crimes. One in three Texans will experience family violence in

their lifetime. While family violence occurs at the same rate across cultures,

there are factors and barriers that result in a greater severity of abuse in

immigrant communities and increased difficulty in accessing help.

Last year, 126 trafficked persons found freedom at Mosaic. Human trafficking is

modern day slavery and involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain

some type of labor or commercial sex act. Here in Texas, there are an

estimated 300,000 victims of human trafficking today. Mosaic serves all

survivors of labor and sex trafficking, regardless of immigration status,

including minors, adults, foreign nationals, and domestic survivors.


The mission of Mosaic Family Services is to support, educate, and empower the individuals and families within the multicultural

communities in North Texas. For over 25 years, we have impacted thousands of lives and empowered survivors of human rights abuses to

become self-sufficient by creating access to opportunities.

OUR CLIENTS’ NEEDS ARE MET IN ONE SAFE PLACE:

CASE

MANAGEMENT

SHELTER LEGAL SERVICES

COUNSELING COMMUNITY EDUCATION

WHAT WE DO


With a beautiful residential space including a large outdoor porch and play area, multipurpose room and library, counseling and play therapy rooms, tranquility garden and resource room, our clients have everything they need to feel safe and empowered.

Not only do residents receive the basic necessities including food, clothing, hygiene items, and medical care, they gain independence through on-site ESL classes, job and life skills training, counseling, and parenting courses. Children at the shelter receive help with school enrollment, immunizations, life skills, health care, tutoring, and much more.

Women and children fled domestic violence or human

trafficking and sought safety at Mosaic House.

SHELTERWHAT WE DO

317

Mosaic House provided

39,233meals and

15,687emergency nights of shelter.

Children received advocacy services.

148


CASE MANAGEMENTMosaic creates access to opportunities for our clients, empowering them toward independence.

Our wraparound services are held together with comprehensive case management. Each new client is assigned a case manager to identify their needs and help access resources, serving as an interpreter and advocate.

Client advocacy gives survivors the tools they need to become self-sufficient.

Our diverse staff speak more than 25 languages, enabling Mosaic to provide comprehensive and culturally appropriate services.

Refugees are supported in navigating the healthcare system to improve their long term health.

WHAT WE DO

511Crime victims and their families received advocacy and case management, including

126 survivors of human trafficking.

459

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The Multicultural Legal Services Department provides free family and immigration law services to survivors of human rights abuses.

Mosaic attorneys provide legal consultations and represent survivors in divorce, custody, child support, and protective order hearings.

Many survivors also need immigration assistance, especially if their legal immigration status depends upon an ongoing relationship with their abusive partner.

432Individuals and their families received

legal assistance.

ALLpeople in the United States, regardless of immigration or citizenship status, are

guaranteed basic protections under both civil and criminal law.

401Refugees received assistance with citizenship or permanent residency

applications.

LEGAL SERVICESWHAT WE DO


COUNSELINGWHAT WE DO

Bilingual counselors utilize the Multicultural Counseling Model as well as play and art therapy to assist refugees, immigrants, and survivors of family violence and human trafficking in overcoming trauma and improving their emotional well-being.

In play therapy, children are encouraged to express

their feelings and to communicate in a

nurturing, safe, and empowering environment.

Almost

390survivors found hope and healing

through counseling.


In addition to providing direct services to survivors, our team conducts outreach to build healthier, stronger families and communities to help stop human rights abuse in North Texas and beyond.

Our participation as an active member of local, regional, and national coalitions, task forces, and networks helps us to build strong partnerships and inform policies intended to fight violence against women and human trafficking.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

1,464Professionals were trained on the issue of human trafficking and assisted with trafficking

prevention resources.

11,354Individuals were reached through anti-trafficking

outreach efforts.

6,920Outreach materials were distributed across North

Texas.

WHAT WE DO


“ “

The Safe Release Support Program (SRS) helps reunite immigrant children with their sponsors in the United States, usually family members. These children often face violence and trauma in their home country and on their journey to America. Our program ensures that the minors are protected, cared for, and given access to the services they need.

Besides capturing fingerprints from 1,168 clients for background checks, Mosaic provided access to medical and legal help, parenting classes, helped to enroll children in school, and other services to encourage adjusting to their new lives and homes.

John F. Kennedy said“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is

that good men do nothing.”

SAFE RELEASE SUPPORTWHAT WE DO

Evil and it s violence forces people to flee the only lives they have known. Mosaic serves these survivors as they leave

everything behind in search of a better life. By serving with Mosaic, I am a force for good.

Kirk DeCardenasBoard Member


The Multicultural Youth Substance

Abuse Prevention program (MYSAP)

seeks to prevent substance abuse by

building positive attitudes, values,

behaviors, and skills for at-risk refugee and

immigrant youth.

Through our substance abuse prevention

curriculum/work, we target the physical,

mental, emotional, and behavioral

development of children.4,315

Students and their families received life skills training

and education on substance abuse

prevention.

Our services include:► Life skills education classes

► Presentations for youth and adult

community members

► Community educational programs

► Community outreach

COMMUNITY EDUCATIONWHAT WE DO


The mission of Mosaic’s Transitional Housing Program is to provide supportive case management assistance to clients housed in the Transitional Housing Program by empowering and inspiring families in becoming independent and self-sufficient. The program serves between 15 to 20 survivor-households at a time with intensive case management, counseling services, child and housing advocacy, life-skills classes, and financial empowerment.

TRANSITIONAL HOUSINGWHAT WE DO

Our staff provided services to

118 clients who are victims of crime and in

need of supportive housing services. 118


The Home Study Program’s goal is to link families with local

community resources in order to successfully and safely reunify

children with their families and/or with care providers.

Ultimately, we work to empower families through our services.

The Program’s goals are to assess the prospective sponsor’s ability to meet the needs of the unaccompanied minor they are hoping to sponsor, and to ensure a safe and secure home environment can be provided. A home study helps educate and prepare the sponsor for reunification. Families are provided with direct referrals and information on community resources for legal, education, medical, mental health, and other services.

76clients were served by the

Home Study Program this

year, providing support for

clients and families as they

prepare for upcoming

transitions.

HOME STUDY PROGRAMWHAT WE DO


“ “Mosaic provides Citizenship and Naturalization Services for refugees designed to increase their self-sufficiency and help them successfully integrate into the community. Our Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) accredited representative provides assistance in applying for adjustment of status and naturalization, assistance in obtaining fee and/or disability waivers, interpretation and translation services for United States Citizenship & Immigrations Services (USCIS) interviews, and referrals to other needed services for citizenship, including English as a Second Language and civics instruction.

Mosaic's unwavering dedication to its mission of empowering victims of abuse

is inspiring. We, at FLITE to Freedom, love how Mosaic encourages the

development of a unique sense of purpose and self-worth in all whom

they serve. They are truly wind beneath wings! We were honored to

partner with Mosaic in 2017 & 2018 to support those in need!

Angela Mia De La Vega &

Tara Whitehead StotlandFLITE to Freedom

CITIZENSHIP PROGRAMWHAT WE DO

We provided support and

services to 401 clients in

2018.401


LeadershipExecutive Board

Carolyn Mulvey

Chair

Shaleen Clay, MBA

Vice-Chair

Kirk DeCardenas

Treasurer

Suzanne Maxwell, PHD

Secretary

Board

Ashley Anderson Smith

Bobby S. Mukundan

Cash Riley, Jr.

Cindy J. Young

Dania Duncan-Moreno

Doni Tashbekov

Elizabeth Weathersby

Karen Fleig

Lindi Light

Peter Hazim, DDS

Rekha Yalamanchili

Sylvia Gutierrez, DVM

Stefanie Bradshaw

Susan Posnick

Advisory Board

Angela Lee

Anthony Nguyen, D.O.

Hind Jarrah, Ph.D.

Jay Forester

Lauren Embrey

Martha Stowe

Rep. Refael Anchia

Sarah Losinger

Sister Yolanda MartinezMosaic's diverse staff and holistic approach to serving clients is truly extraordinary and meets a huge need in the community. Without Mosaic, many clients would have nowhere else to turn.Carolyn Mulvey

LEADERSHIPWHO WE ARE


OUR TEAMWHO WE ARE

Walter H. Nguyen, Ph. D.Executive Director

Bill BernsteinDeputy Director

Mirjana OmeragicDirector of Refugee and Multicultural Family Violence Services

Sulan ChangAsst. Director of Family Violence and Human Trafficking Services

Han LeFinance Manager

Kim-Cuong ThanMulticultural Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Program Director

Anna RupaniLegal Program Director

Nancy RochaShelter Director

Claudia OspinaCounseling Program Director

Noel MendozaHuman Trafficking Outreach Coordinator

Momtaz BegumSenior Development Manager

Haidar Al ZuheiriCitizenship Coordinator and IT Manager

Angie CarreonSafe Support Release Program Director and Office Manager


OUR TEAMWHO WE ARE

Ghazwan AbdullahMelissa AdkinsJerusalem AdmassuDhefar AlhelejiFrishta AliShristi BajracharyaKristin BridgmanFlor BrownKaren BrysonClaudia CarballalAngie CarreonAnna ClarkJaclyn ContrerasBrandon DawsonRachel DelGadoDora DowellHadia El NagdiAshley-Ann EnriquezPaula GalvanMonique Gorman

Melissa GuitierrezShirlty HarmonDee HartJennifer Howard-ThompsonConstanza JohnsonNiki JooMarie KadjibieuGanesh KafleyAroonvan KarunphanDebbie MahaseAlison MaherJohn MarinKevin MarinNancy McDermottChristine MoralesJosephine MuchaiBrittany MumfordJessica NolascoNicole N’samanMohamed Omar

Jane OlveraGrace PaduaVanessa PaulinJessica PazGenevieve PetersonCarolina RamosAceil RashidAurora RebolledaKimberly ReyesAlexis RitvalskiEdith RiveraJanette RodriguezMegan SmithRashika SmithNiang VungDiana VelezNiang VungMaura WenkMeijken WestenkowMichelle Wood

Thank You to an incredible Mosaic Staff!


“Victoria” sought refuge at our emergency shelter, Mosaic

House, after gathering the confidence to leave her abusive

husband for the second time. During her first week at there,

she was unsure what the future would hold for her and her

two children. Within a month at Mosaic, Victoria’s innate

optimism began to find light. At Mosaic House, Victoria and

her two daughters had access to counseling services to

assist with emotional crises. Her family also received legal

assistance every step of the way through her divorce and

immigration matters. During her stay at Mosaic House,

Victoria and her daughters were able to find a community of

support. Through a referral by her case manager, Victoria

was able to attend a divorce support group led by a local

church in which Victoria says she “found a family.”

Months later, Victoria found stable furnished housing,

overcame several obstacles, and developed a steady income

to support her family. Victoria is now self-sufficient and

continues to express her gratefulness for the services and

support Mosaic has provided to her family.

“Victoria” - Mosaic client and domestic violence survivor

CLIENT STORIES


“It took me 11 years to report the abuse, suffering, pain and horrors that my sisters and I went through. I was so afraid, feel shame, people are going to think I’m the biggest stupid person in the world; I feel unworthy; with no self-esteem or value.

I decide to speak not just for me, but also for all the thousands of victims that did not survive, and for the thousands of them that are still in bondage and suffering, and for the ones that survive but still need healing and recovery. I also want to speak to help people understand that Human Trafficking is real, and is happening here in Texas and all around the world, and we must do anything in our power to stop it and help the victims.

When we had our first appointment with our case manager, we were shaking, very skeptical… she helped us to report to the Special Police unit that handles Human Trafficking cases. Then a very painful process started, remembering, nightmares, stress, sorrow, and depression, all that was necessary for us to start healing. We went to court, and in ,2017 the woman that hurt us, and used us for her benefit, is now in jail!”

“Yolanda” - Mosaic client and human trafficking survivor


CLIENT STORIES

1,099 Volunteers

contributed over

6,964 service hours,

resulting in more than

$120,293 in-kind

dollars.

VOLUNTEERSCOMMUNITY GIVING


The Mosaic Gala is an annual celebration of the work we’ve accomplished and the people who make that work possible. On October 13, 2018, over 300 guests gathered to celebrate

the resiliency of survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence.

We extend a special thank you to Co-Chairs Ashley Anderson Smith and Elizabeth Weathersby,Honorary Chair Patti Frenette and the amazing members of the

Gala Committee!

25TH ANNIVERSARY GALA

$180,000The 25th Anniversary Gala raised almost $180,000 for our vital programs!


Joined by emcee Ron Corning, party guests received dinner by cn catering, cocktails, and live entertainment by DJ LC. Guests bid on fabulous live and silent auction items.

25th ANNIVERSARY GALA


Special thanks to our in-kind donors Tito’s, Texas Whiskey, the Hall on Dragon, Lexi Dennis, Hamilton Sneed & HAS Events and Creative Couch for their

generous support.




The National Council of Jewish Women

Greater Dallas Chapter was honored as the recipient of our

2018 Champion of Human Rights Award.Their support directly impacts Mosaic clients on a daily basis.


Nonie Schwartz, Sherilyn Bird, Renee Karp, Linda Evans

FLITE to Freedom has been a consistent and supportive

partner to Mosaic. September’s gallery showing of local artists was a huge

success and a great evening.

EVENTSCOMMUNITY SUPPORT

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EVENTSCOMMUNITY SUPPORT

Ruby Bhandari & Silk Threads helped our dreams come true this year with the

“Fashionably Ever After” evening benefitting Mosaic.

Beautiful designs, clothes and company!


COMMUNITY GIVING

NORTH TEXAS GIVING DAY

Over $27,000was raised through the

generosity of our amazing supporters!


92%

2%6%

Program Services

Managementand GeneralFundraising

Government Grants $2,580,234Contributions $352,108United Way $375,578In-Kind $232,092Special Events $161,155Other Income $63,706Total $3,764,873

Program Services $3,562,330Management /General $93,931Fundraising $236,027Total $3,892,288

*Due to the timing of grant funding, some expenses from FY18 are reimbursed in FY19

66%10%

11%

7%

4%2%

GovernmentGrants

Contributions

United Way

In-Kind

Special Events

Other Income

FINANCIALSWHO WE ARE

REVENUE EXPENSES

92Cents of every dollar spent in 2018 went directly to program services.


COMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY GIVING


• Accenture• Alliance on Underage Drinking

(ALOUD) Coalition• Attorneys Serving the

Community• AVANCE• Bain & Company• Birchwood Apartments• Birthday Party Project• Blue Cross Blue Shield• Boys & Girls Club of Fort

Worth• Child & Family Guidance

Centers• Child Abuse Coalition• Church of the Incarnation• City House• Communities in Schools-

Dallas Region• Dallas Area Drug Prevention

Partnership (DADPP) Coalition• Dallas ISD• Dallas ISD Teen Pregnancy &

Parenting Program

• Dallas Life• Ernst & Young• Garland ISD • Grand Prairie ISD• Hampton Road Baptist Church• Harmony Science Academies

(Grand Prairie & Dallas)• I Am HERE Suicide Prevention

Coalition• Irving ISD• Kimberly Clark Corporation• Mr. Cooper• National Council of Jewish

Women• New Horizon Vineyard Church• North Texas Behavioral

Health Authority• North Texas Court Clerk

Association• Prevention Resource Center-

Region 3• Promise House• Rainbow Days, Inc.• REACH Council

• Santa Fe Youth Services• Recovery Resource Council• Southwestern Assemblies of

God University• Spanish House • Texas Health Resources• The Council on Alcohol and

Drug Abuse• The Family Place BE Project• TIAA• Tobacco-free North Texas

(TNT) Coalition• Toyota Motor Corp – Legal

Department• Trinity River Mission• United Way• University of North Texas• VOICE, Inc.• Volunteers of America-Texas• Youth 180, Inc.

COMMUNITY PARTNERSCOMMUNITY GIVING


$25,000 - $50,000Boone Family FoundationHillcrest FoundationHoblitzelle FoundationLiberty Mutual FoundationRees-Jones FoundationThe Hoglund Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999Human Investments.org (Jensen Project)Orchid Giving CircleRoy & Christine Sturgis Charitable TrustSilk ThreadsSouthern Asian Bar Association of DFWTEGNA FoundationTexas Bar FoundationVizient

$5,000 - $9,999Abi Ferrin, LLCAnh VoAshley Anderson-SmithBill AlbersBobby MukundanCindi's NY Deli & RestaurantDania DuncanFred BiagiGreenberg Traurig, LLPIn-N-Out FoundationRyan FrahmSylvia GutierrezStonebriar Veterinary CentreTara StotlandThe James D. & Kay Y. Moran Foundation

$2,000 - $4,999American Immigration Lawyers Association, Texas ChapterAmy SimpsonAshley Anderson Smith and Dr. Bert Smith Bank of TexasBinaka SankaranBryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLPCarol OrrCindy YoungCourtney PhillipsDallas Association of Young LawyersDana DillardDART FoundationDavid WitherspoonFLITE to FreedomGregory StewartHealth Care Service CorporationJeff SandersJulie StrotherJulie TregoningKaren and Russ FleigKatie BloomKatherine Malter McLean *Leah RinearsonLindi Light *Mimi EdmondsPeter HazimPrasad YalamanchiliRekha YalamanchiliSheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLPShanali BhagatSledge Killion *ST JOHN

Susan PosnickSuzanne MaxwellTexas Women's FoundationUniversal Power Group, Inc.Women of Saint Michael

$500 - $1,999Andrews & BarthAnne and Steve StodghillAnthony and Chi Nguyen *Bill and Kim Bernstein *Bruce FogertyCowles & Thompson, P.C.Carolyn MulveyCrystal XiaDania Duncan *Doni TashbekovDr. Walter NguyenElegance by Monika Eric SchochForester HaynieGenevieve and Keith PetersenGil and Lynne Glover *Jabian, Inc.James Watts Janelle and Bill StoneJay Forester *Jeri FosheeJohn ReganJulie and Bruce HartinJulie and Jack StrotherKathleen KearneyKelly McClureKaren Fleig

WITH GRATITUDE


$250 - $499Alana N. TaylorAmber ReeceAmy Elizabeth StewartAngela Maverick and Sean Baxley *AnonymousAnthony VillaniAshley NettuneAT&T Employee Giving CampaignAtma and S.K. BawejaBailey Pham *Beverly ViaBlake YanezBrandon and Suzie Graham *Carolyn and Robert MeehanCarrie Huff *Catherine Langlois *Celeste Flippen *Cheryl Anne EngelmannCongregation Beth El BinahCortland GrynwaldCynthia Pladziewicz *David and Julia GreenDuane & Ann Roberts *Elizabeth CarlsonGiven KachepaJacqueline and Al GonzalezJames and Manda ClayJennifer Henry *Jennifer Trulock *Kent WallaceKirk DeCardenas *Kirk Scott

Linda A. Hale *Linda ShirleyLisa BatzleMaeghan WhiteheadMara Bindler *Marianne HowlandMarisa MeyerMarkel CorporationMarquel DavisMartha ColemanMarwan SabouneMona Gupta *Monica Lira Bravo *Nancy Howland *Nancye BethuremNeena WioraNguyen Nguyen and Giao Van PhamPallavi AhluwaliaPatricia Freshwater and Eric Poole *Patricia Lyons *Patsy Yung MicaleRachel Khirallah *Rebecca and Michael Massiatte *Rebecca DortonRebecca GreenanRobert GordonRon Cook *Rosanne Messineo Mills and Rex Mills *Sally A. Longroy *Sally A. SchreiberSamie Leigh *Santa Clara UniversityShaleen Clay


WITH GRATITUDEKnights of Peter, Ladies of Grace

Korina Smith

KPMG

Laurie Welsch

Lynae Fearing

M & M Foundation

Maureen Frieze

Meijken Westenskow

North Texas Endodontoic Associates

Renee Castro

Robert Cortez

Robyn Etzel *

Ron Corning

S N D Manufacturing LTD

Samir Pattni

Sandy Nachman Fund *

Shanali and Nafisa Bhagat

Sharmila Dharod

Skypass Travel

St. Francis of Assisi Fraternity

Steven Stodghill

Susan Strauss Breen Family Foundation *

Suzanne Greenman

Tania and Jeff Palen

Tessy and Jose Ortiz

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The Dallas Foundation

The Kaleta A. Doolin Foundation *

Theory LLC

Trang and Phuong Ma *

UBS Financial Services, Inc.

United Way of Greater Atlanta

Virginia Chamberlain

Shawn JacobSkyler and Russell Howton *St. James Orthodox Mission ChurchSusan H. Diamond *Sylvia Gutierrez and Michael Bush *Tam TranTelisa Schelin *The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsTina and Andrew WitkoffValerie Chitwood Moser *

Up to $249Addison FonteinAddy BauerAlexandra GezciAlissa ChristopherAllison DalehiteAmy and James Meyer *Amy DuganAmy HochbergerAngie Ngoc Hoquang *Ann McDermott *Anna ChongAnna Rupani *Anne FontaineAnthony Ebers *Antoinette FoyAnusha TanneruArti BhutaniAvani PatelBarbara Walton *Brady and Casey Cox *Brayden Bizzell

Kelsie KeathleyKevin NicholsonKim Frisch Winters *Kimberly WilkersonKirk AltmanKirsten Silwanowicz *Kristen Cook *Kristin and Douglas JonesKristin BowenKristin BrandtKristin HoustonKristin LeiberL. Elaine Tricoli *LaToya YoungLaura Berlin *Laura DurfeeLaura Grau *Lauren PierceLeah FrazierLeila MustafaLena Nguyen *Linda Abramson Evans *Lisa Faulkner-Dunne *Lisa Schiffman *Lishel BautistaLoral Conrad *Lynne Messina *Madeleine BaileyMadeleine BrunnerMary Cary PetersonMatt SwinneyMegan DonovanMegan O'Laughlin *


WITH GRATITUDEBrent BuecheleBryant PhelanCarol WilsonCarolina CastroCash and Monique Riley, Jr. *Catalina E. Garcia, M.D. *Charles Wright *Chase GrahamChristie Newkirk *Christina JumpCindy J. Young *Claire CarrollJennifer Howard*Jennifer JohnsonJennifer Owens *Jessica and Shane O'Neill *Jessica DunneJessica LewisJessica WattsJohn and Marlys HarrisJonathan BlumJonathan MoncivaisJoseph KimJudy Nawrocki *Julie Camacho *Julie Gregory *Karen Baughman *Karen Pennington *Katharine BattaiaKatie AckelsKelley ConatyKelley StewartKelli Carlson RogersKelly Vickers *

* Signifies a North Texas Giving Day Donor

Tina Fletcher *

Travis Prater

Ummi Lawan

United Methodist Women

Vanessa Sheppard

Vida Hale

Viren and Trupti Gandhi

Virginia Chamberlain

Virginia Epstein

Dr. Walter H. Nguyen *

Wendy McKnight

Yvette Ostolaza *

Zoe Grisz


WITH GRATITUDESadie FitzpatrickSandy KimbroughSandy ShepherdSara Ann Schretenthaler *Sara CyrusSara Garcia Duran *Sarah ToraasonScot BarenblatSeema MehtaShannon O'MalleySharon Valenti *Shelby TaylorSheri Crosby Wheeler *

Smitty and Bridget Smith *

Somer Hayes

Stefanie Bradshaw *

Stephanie Jasso

Stephanie Page

Stephanye Keeble

Stephen Fox

Steven Ladik

Susanne Moore *

Susie Illich

Takeda Pharmaceuticals

Terri Hawkins *

The Event Lounge

The Miner Challenge Group

Thomas Blute *

Tiffanie N. Limbrick *

Tiffany Au

Tim & Beth Van Orden

Tim Nawrocki

Tim Van Orden *

Michael Rogers *Michele SpillmanMichelle AlonzoMichelle JoynerMichelle Wood *Moazzma HunainMomtaz Begum *Monica NarvaezMonica ThompsonMr. CooperNancy KlompusNatalie ButlerNatalie ButlerNicki JohnsonNicole KaramNicole Williams *Olga Gurtovaya *Pam TidwellPatricia FrenettePaul SimonPepsiCoPetrushka DicksonR.L. ArredondoRachel KnightRaju VyasRebecca CormierRebecca Petereit *Richard Dutt *Richard KuoRishi and Ruchika DhingraRobert Spradley *Robin Wallace *Rosalind Perantie *Ryan Malphurs

Mosaic Family Services extends our warmest thanks

to our extraordinary supporters for helping thousands of survivors rebuild

their lives free from violence, exploitation, and oppression.

You make our work possible.

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WITH GRATITUDE

THANK YOU

Mosaic Family Services214.821.5393

12225 Greenville Ave. Suite 800

Dallas, TX 75243 mosaicservices.org

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