2017 ANNUAL REPORTSPOKANE

YWCA Spokane is dedicated to eliminating racism,empowering women, standing up for social justice,helping families, and strengthening communities.

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Regina MalveauxYWCA SPOKANE CEO

Nancy Norbury-Harter 2017 BOARD CHAIR

As a member of one of the largest networks of domestic violence service providers in the nation and the region’s only state-certified domestic violence victim’s services programs, YWCA Spokane helps thousands of women and children escape from domestic violence, get access to legal support, and retreat to a safe place for healing and growth. With your support we are able to offer opportunities for women to gain safety and stability, learn new skills, increase employment opportunities, and provide parents with the tools they need to provide additional support for their children who may be impacted by the trauma that arises from family violence.

We know that early interventions help create new pathways for children. We are proud to have grown both our children’s therapy program and our Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) which helps prepare over 460 children to enter kindergarten ready to learn and to close the gaps so frequently experienced by children exposed to trauma and poverty.

Through our critical services YWCA Spokane continues to be a force for lasting change in the lives of those we touch. As a strong voice for social justice YWCA Spokane also works to be a force for change in our community at large. As important conversations are taking place throughout the nation about the impact of gender based violence and harassment, YWCA Spokane continues to advocate and educate within our community to help change the conversation around issues of domestic violence.

Through our annual End the Silence campaign, YWCA Spokane engages in a domestic violence prevention and awareness campaign, the goal of which is to stop victim blaming and encourage the community to stand alongside victims and survivors of domestic violence. In October of last year, over 60 organizations, universities, and local Spokane businesses joined the End the Silence movement. We appreciated your support and hope that you will encourage others to join us this year in speaking up and speaking out against domestic violence. Together we can make a difference.

These are just a few highlights of the great work YOU made possible. With your continued support YWCA Spokane’s staff, board of directors, and volunteers will keep working every day to provide services for those in need and advocate for change so all women, children, and families can rise to their full potential.

In gratitude for all that you do,

As we look back on a very significant and impactful year in our work together, YWCA Spokane – powered by you – is proud to have helped over 16,000 of our community’s most vulnerable women, children and families.

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2017EXPENSES

PROGRAM EXPENSES | $3,293,791SUPPORT EXPENSES | $572,820

67%

11%

8%

3%7%

4%

2017FUNDING

FUNDING SOURCES | $3,790,237

FUNDING SOURCESGovernment Grants and ContractsContributionsFundraising EventsUnited WayCorporate and Foundation GrantsOther Revenue

67%

11%

8%

3%

7%

4%

PROGRAM & SUPPORT EXPENSESDomestic Violence Survivor ServicesWomen’s Opportunity CenterEarly Childhood Education & Child Care

Development and Events (Support)Management and General (Support)

- $76,374 Decrease in Operational Net Assets

50%

12%

24%

7%

7%

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16,177 Adults, youth, & children utilized YWCA Spokaneprograms and services in 2017.

9,337 Survivors of domestic violence received the counseling, safety planning, housing, and legal services needed to help rebuild their lives.

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3,220 Children and women developed new tools needed for success in life, including job and school readiness.

2,616 Community members engaged in domestic violencetrainings and or engaged in awareness activities.

Adults, youth, & children received prevention,education, and intervention as well as advocacy support to help cope with trauma and develop healthy relationships.

In 2017, 496 caring volunteers contributed 10,664 hours of their time, skills, and service to YWCA Spokane.

Their invaluable support plus the unwavering dedication of 60 amazing sta� members create a safe, beloved, trauma-sensitive environment that fosters opportunities for healing, empowerment, and the chance for new beginnings.

OUR IMPACT

GOVERNMENTAL PARTNERSCommunity Colleges of SpokaneCity of SpokaneCity of Spokane Community, Housing, and Human ServicesCity of Spokane ValleySpokane County Community Services, Housing, & Com. Dev.US Dept of AgricultureUS Dept of CommerceUS Federal Emergency Mgmt AgencyUS Dept of Health & Human ServicesUS Dept of Housing & Urban Dev. US Dept of Justice - O�ice on Violence Against WomenWA Dept of Commerce - O�ice of Crime Victim AdvocacyWA Dept of Early Learning WA Dept of Social & Health Services

FOUNDATION PARTNERSBank of America Charitable Fd.Better Health TogetherBNSF Railway FoundationCommunity Building FoundationElizabeth Pool Charitable TrustEmpire Health FoundationFidelity CharitableFrank & Gertrude Doyle Fd.George F. Jewett FoundationGroup Health FoundationHorizons FoundationCocchiarella Family FundInland Northwest Community Fd.Johnston Fix FoundationJohnston-Hanson FoundationLiberty Mutual Foundation

Nordstrom Charitable GivingPritchard Family Charitable Fd. Seattle FoundationUmpqua Bank - Charitable Fd.US Bank FoundationWomen Helping Women Fund

VISIONARY LEADERSLEVEL I: $10,000+Garco ConstructionInland ImagingKalispel Tribal Economic Auth.Master Brand Cabinets Inc.Northwest Farm Credit Srvc.Numerica Credit UnionPAMLProject Beauty ShareSTCULEVEL II: $5,000+Allied Fire & SecuityBanner Bank Beacon Hill EventsCaterpillarDeborah & Charles ZimmermanEstate of Lois C KesterFred's AppliancesGonzaga UniversityGoods 360 DegreesJean & Bob KendallLaura & Tom McAloonOld CastleOpen EyeLEVEL III: $2,500+Abba ContractingBernardo Wills ArchitectsBevan & Martine MaxeyCaesar StoneCapaul StoneworksCatholic Charities Est. WAChristine BassettClaire RobertsDodson's JewelersGina's Design CenterHeather RosentraterHero Dental

Debra PrindleDebra Schultz & Penn FixDennis & Marlene VermillionDenny & Lainey LaRueDenny CarmanDouble TreeDr. Christine JohnsonEd BrandstoettnerErika & Andrea ZamanFloform Countertops, LLCFreedom PlumbingGreg GibsonHillary PeilHoly Trinity Lutheran ChurchHUB International LimitedImprezzioJack HeathJacqueline GibsonJan WigenJanet BrougherJoan MenziesJohn & Kathi JohnsonJulie HollandKendall GormanKimberly ThielmanKristi Gravelle

Inland ConstructionITRONJeanette & Terry HauckJeri Self-MerrittJoyce M. CameronKaiser AluminumKalin ConstructionKatherine TitusKristin & Shayne Go�Lawton Printing, Inc.Marlene FeistMary AlbertsMichael CoveyMike & Kathy GoldenPotlatch Corp.Rosauers SupermarketsScott & Liz MorrisSpokane Int. AirportSteve & Gail HopleyTighe & Marybeth SmithTracy JewelersUS BankVoltric ElectricWitherspoon Brajcich McPheeLEVEL IV: $1,000+Aimee & Joshua MaurerAirway Heights Lions ClubAlliant Employee BenefitsALSC ArchitectsAltrusa InternationalAmerican Kennel ClubAnn HurstAnn SeltmanAnne CowlesAssistantsBarbara TuttleCamille ChristiansenCarla CiceroCarol & Douglas WyshamCarol WendleCathy McMorris RodgersColumbia BankDana Morris Lee & Bob LeeDave Ball

Kristine MeyerLaura & Andy VickersLeanne & Eric ScottLindy CaterLisa BrownMargot PetersenMark ThiesMary DeLateurMcKinstryMeg & Dan Curtin Rey-BearMelanie RoseMildred & Bob ScheelModern ConstructionMolly PhilopantMoss Adams LLPNW Cruiser's PT Cruiser ClubNancy KvammeNancy Norbury-HarterNicole & Brady StewartPeter StantonPhebe Thompson

Rebecca StewartRegina MalveauxRockwood Health SystemsRoynane LiskS Denise FoxSally PritchardShannon and John KapekShantel NydeggerSharri NormanShayne & Kristin Go�Sherry & Craig LeeSusan AsheSusan HortonSusan StanawayTerry ThorenThayne McCullohThomas & Barbara RichardsonWashington Trust BankWhitworth UniversityWSECUYMCA of the Inland Northwest

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SPOKANE COUNTY UNITED WAY

Providence Health & ServicesAvista

2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2017 WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT

April AndersonSusan Ashe PAST CHAIR

Amy BivianoKate BurkeMary Cameron TREASURER

Camille ChristiansenMarlene FeistMireya Fitzlo�Erica Hallock

Ann HurstShannon KapekCatherine Kashork VICE-CHAIR

Laura McAloon SECRETARY

Tracie MeidlSubarna NagraAnjelia NeusonNancy Norbury-Harter CHAIR

Shantel NydeggerClaire RobertsJulie Scha�erJulie SchmidtLeanne ScottAshley StewardLaura VickersDebbie Zimmerman

WE ARE SO VERY THANKFUL to our 2017 YWCA Spokane Board of Directors. Their collective skills, knowledge, and leadership provided invaluable guidance for which we are so grateful. Their unwaivering diligence to the YWCA’s mission, lived out through their passions, expertise, insight, and resource, is what catapults our organization forward. For your service, your loyalty, and your commitment to those we serve, we thank you.

HONORING AMAZING WOMEN in our community at this annual luncheon, with over 1,100 YWCA friends, is a cherished opportunity. Each of our 2017 Honorees (Gina Freuen, Kristin Goff, Julie Christine Matthews Repp, Mary DeLateur, Dr. Patricia O’Connell Killen, Heather Rosentrater, and Ellen Robey) epitomize what it means to be a champion for our community.

SAVE THE DATE: Women of Achievement 2018 - Thurs, Oct 4th @ Davenport Grand