2018

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Community Center3424 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1000Los Angeles, CA 90010323-653-4045

Gardena Outreach Office14112 S. Kingsley Drive, #13AGardena, CA 90249By Appointment Only

24-Hour Hotline 1-800-339-3940 nurturingchange.org development@cpaf.infoFederal Tax ID #95-3532351

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JANUARY65-Hour Violence Intervention & Prevention Training Winter Session

FEBRUARYTeen Dating Violence Awareness MonthDonate to CPAF in honor of a youth you know.

MARCHInternational Women’s Day – March 8

APRILSexual Assault Awareness and Prevention MonthRaise public awareness about sexual violence and educate communities on how to prevent it.

MAYAsian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month Mother’s Day – May 13Spread joy by purchasing a gift for a domestic violence survivor at our shelters or make a contribution in honor of a mother who inspires you.

JUNE65-Hour Violence Intervention & Prevention Training Summer Session

JULYAsian & Pacific Islander Youth Forum Encourage a youth you know to attend our forum about healthy relationships.

SEPTEMBERCPAF’s 40th Anniversary Gala for ChangeSponsor our annual fundraising event to support CPAF’s mission.

OCTOBERDomestic Violence Awareness MonthDomestic violence can take many forms: physical, emotional, verbal, economic, legal and more. If you know someone

who needs help, encourage them to call CPAF’s 24-Hour Hotline: 1-800-339-3940.

NOVEMBER-DECEMBERHoliday Gift Drive for CPAF FamiliesBring holiday cheer by donating gifts for the families we serve.

Gift Wrapping Volunteer OpportunityVolunteer to help wrap more than 100 toys and gifts for CPAF families.

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SHELTER PROGRAMSFamilies stay at CPAF’s safe and confidential shelters while they move from crisis to safety and healing. Low-income survivors are linked to public benefits and learn financial literacy skills. Children receive supportive services to help grow into healthy adults, breaking the cycle of violence.

Transitional ShelterAs of March 2017, CPAF operates 2 of only 3 transitional programs serving the API population in Southern California.

4,111 individuals attended CPAF’s presentations and trainings.

Emergency ShelterCPAF operates the only emergency shelter in Southern California that specializes in addressing the needs of domestic violence survivors in the API community.

24-HOUR HOTLINE & INTERVENTIONCPAF operates the only Asian and Pacific Islander (API)-language crisis hotline for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Southern California, and the only rape crisis center tailored for API survivors state-wide.

GOVERNMENT FUNDERSCalifornia Office of Emergency ServicesCalifornia Department of Public HealthCity of Los Angeles - Housing & Community Investment

Department - Mayor’s Office of Homeland Security

& Public Safety - Office of L.A. City AttorneyCounty of Los Angeles - Community Development Commission - Department of Children & Family Services - Department of Mental Health - Department of Public Social ServicesLos Angeles Homeless Services AuthorityU.S. Department of Justice - Office for Victims of Crime - Office on Violence Against Women

GRANTS/CONTRIBUTIONS OF $50,000+The Ahmanson FoundationBlue Shield of California FoundationJ.B. and Emily Van Nuys Charities of

the California Community Foundation John Gogian Family FoundationThe Ralph M. Parsons FoundationWeingart Foundation

$10,000–$49,999Anthony S. CaminitiBank of AmericaCathay BankEast West Bank Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative of the California

Community FoundationNossaman LLPSouthern California Gas CompanyUnited Way of Greater Los Angeles

$5,000–$9,999Alan & Yvonne NishioAndy & Tiffany ChenAsian Pacific Women's CenterBank of HopeCCL Holdings LTD.CTBC BankDowntown Properties Management Services Inc.Edison International First 5 LAGAW Capital AdvisorsJanice & Wade OshiroKaiser PermanenteOverton Security Services Inc.Project by Project Inc.Thao & Ryan YahiroThe California Wellness FoundationUS BankWarner Brothers

$2,500–$4,999AG Adriano Goldschmied, Inc.Angela & Victor SzeAsian Americans Advancing Justice, Los AngelesAsian Pacific Community FundBlank Rome, LLPFantasy Springs Resort CasinoIn-N-Out Burger FoundationJane & Dave ColeJoann LeeKoh Charitable FoundationLee Anav Chung White & Kim LLP LKP Global Law, LLPMark TessierMay & Patrick RossMichelle Esperanza & Alec MitchellNaomi UyedaOpen BankRebecca LeeSharon SlaterSupervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas,

2nd District, County of Los AngelesTRI Construction ServicesUi Sun AnValero Wilmington RefineryWells Fargo Bank

$1,000–$2,499AAAZA, Inc.Adams FundAilee MoonCedars-Sinai Medical CenterCombined Benefits, Inc.Commonwealth Business BankCommunity PartnersCSULB Research FoundationDavid Bohnett FoundationDeborah Yoon JonesDebra Suh & Robin TomaDickson LeeEdward RuggeriEllen & Brian SuhEsther Lee & Daniel YiGayle & Craighton WongGrace WhitcombJay J. ChungKang Dream FoundationKen RaphaelKorean American Bar AssociationLawrence LeeLimNexus LLPLinh MaLockton Insurance Brokers, LLCMorgan Stanley FoundationPacific City BankPaul & Ellen Hong-LangePennsylvania Coalition Against RapeRebecca Hong & James YeungRoselma SamalaSony Pictures EntertainmentThe Atlas Family FoundationThe Roberts Enterprise Development FundVictoria Sung & Frank HuWilly & Eileen Ma

$500–$999A Window Between WorldsAsian Pacific Institute on

Gender-Based ViolenceCari WolkCE EscrowCecilia & Su Hyun KwonCindy TongClaudia SalazarDavid MinningFrank & Joyce ValvoIdaho Coalition Against Sexual

& Domestic ViolenceJason R. LeeJeana TrostJenny TaKay Park & Harry KimLasnik-Broida Consultants, Inc.Lisa & Edward PaiMarcus EllingsonMark Mayeda & Deborah ChingMichelle MeghrouniMike RyanRick & Joyce IzumiRobert AlmanzorSan TongSelavi, Inc. DBA: French TuesdaysSusan Lee & David ArburySteven ZruckySylvia Son & Warren KwongTeddy ZeeThomas ShawVera LinWanda LuongWesley TanakaYvonne Yen

$250–$499Aaron RyanAkemi ArakakiAlston & Bird LLPAnthony AhnAnthony VegaBlue Sky Industries, Inc.Bonnie & Brian JohnsonBruce Iwasaki & Evelyn YoshimuraCalifornia Partnership to End Domestic ViolenceCalifornia Strategies, LLCCheng ChenClaudia WangDaniel MayedaDanielle MignognaDaren MookoDavid JangDavid WangDeana Chuang

BOARD OF DIRECTORSDeborah Yoon JonesEllen SuhErwin Pineda Hogan LeeJane Lee ColeJay J. ChungKat SeaMamie Funahashi Naomi UyedaPatricia NevilleRebecca LeeRoselma SamalaSan TongSylvia SonThao YahiroWesley K. TanakaWilly K. Ma

ADVISORY BOARDAdeline YoongAilee MoonAndy ChenAsia PowellAyako HagiharaBonnie TsengDerek LiGayle Hane WongGrace WhitcombJoann LeeJoe SoongLisa K. PaiMay Ma RossPreeti KulkarniShelley Midori SantoYasuko SakamotoYvonne Wong Nishio

SOUTH BAY ADVISORY COUNCILCarol ShinHelena YiJennifer JouJinny ChunJinny MoonJoyce ShimazuKatherine WongStacey TodaThao YahiroThomas YeeValerie TseWende Lam

FY 2016-2017 FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Government Grants43%

Real Property27%

Foundations14%

Contributions/Other Income

5%

Goods & Services

11%

Unaudited Financial Statement

Management & General

11%

Development6%

*APWC Integration

Community Programs

41%

Shelter Programs 42%

EXPENSES REPORTED ON FS % OF TOTAL REV

Community Programs 1,495,494 41%

Shelter Programs 1,537,066 42%

Management and General 386,891 11%

Development 211 ,045 6%

Total 3,630,496

REVENUE AND SUPPORT REPORTED ON FS % OF TOTAL REV

Government Grants 2,313,190 43%

Foundations 738,550 14%

Contributions/Other Income 288,405 5%

Donated Real Property* 1,450,000 27%

Donated Goods and Services 560,295 11%

Total 5,350,440

fter more than 17 years as partners serving survivors of domestic violence, Center for the Pacific Asian Family (CPAF) and Asian Pacific Women’s Center (APWC) integrated to enhance our capacity to serve the diverse

Asian and Pacific Islander communities of Southern California.

As a unified organization, we look forward to continuing to support survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault through linguistically-appropriate and culturally-specific services. We thank you for your generosity as we embark on our new chapter together.

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENTThis year, CPAF helped lead the movement to increase language access and build capacity in the community, both locally and state-wide.

Prevention Program154 youth engaged in learning about healthy relationships, communication and building violence-free communities, a

77% increase over the previous year.

CPAF responded to 4,640 crisis calls in 22 languages, a 20% increase over the previous year.

In December 2016, CPAF’s Community Center moved to a larger facility in a more easily-accessible Mid-Wilshire location.

In March 2017, CPAF integrated with sister agency APWC, adding 24 beds to its Transitional Program.

A state-wide Multi-Year Language Access Resources (MYLAR) Project training CPAF co-conducted in Petaluma, CA.

In December 2016, CPAF completed a comprehensive renovation of its Emergency Shelter facility’s kitchen.

Debbie HaoDeborah WestDiane TanEric DukeEugene EngFlintridge Preparatory SchoolGene SullivanGregory EmiHelen ChooHilda KelleyHKG, LLPJanet TokumaruJeffrey GuntherJerilyn McAniffJudy HueyJuliet ChangKorean American Family

ServicesLee Tsao and Cacilia KimLillian NgLogan BoggsMartin LeeMary NakamuraMeiling ChenMinhee SukMonica LinNadine SutoNina LeungPatricia NevillePayden & RygelPfaffinger FoundationRobert Ford and Nadine SutoSakura Capital CorporationSamantha TangSean PierceShyra SanchezSu YiThe California EndowmentThe Carol and James Collins

FoundationThe J. Morey Company

Theodore KimTony ShooshaniTracy KingWi Spa LLCWilliam FukuharaWinston Lima $249 & under A. PabalanAbraham SetoAllan Harris & Cheryl YoungerAmazonSmile FoundationAmie ParkAndrea VanderhyeAnna LeeAshley ArikawaAundrea EricksonBarbara MatsukaneBarrie LevyBeryl Eldetha LashleyBeverly KambeBonnie TsengBrenton TanakaBrittany MoreyCara JohnsonCarol LeeCarol ShinCharlene Grace PaezCharlie SuChatsworth West United

Methodist WomenCheryl ShinnChevron CorporationChiyo TakarabeChris SongChristine KamataniChun HuangChung-Li ChouCindy LeeClara WongCong Xia ChangConrad N. Hilton Foundation

Daniel McCarthyDaniel ShinDarryl IsaacDebra NakatomiDIMIC Steel Tech, Inc.Divinia & Renato EsperanzaDora BrightDorothy WongEdward SchwarzElizabeth KlebanerEllen BermanEmily Imatani &

Matthew RettagliataEmily MarcelloEric MedinaErik TakayesuErwin PinedaEsther WeeEunice YooEvan & Elena Ling TteeEvelyn PhamFaith United Methodist ChurchFandra ChangFleur MitchellFlora NguyFred AliFrederick & Martha JonesGayle HaraGive With Liberty –

Liberty MutualGlenn & Sharon SugitaGoogle Inc.Helen & Ruan HoeHelen OshiroHelena H. YiHersin Magantei five designIn Vogue Hair DesignIrene SoongJames BellJane & Terry Matsumoto

Jane YataJanice LeeJennifer JouJennifer RheeJennifer ScogginJill TanakaJimmy OuyangJin ChunJinny MoonJoan KoyanagiJoanne BackJoanne LeeJody LabbJohn KangJohn MatsonJohnson TangJonathan D. PrimuthJonathan Y. WongJoseph BuiJoyce ShimazuJoyce WongJoyce YbarraJung & Yuen LLPKaren JungKat SeaKatherine WongKato Family TrustKatrina WinkelmanKin ChengKoreatown Youth &

Community CenterKristin & Paul FukushimaLalita GosaieLanny KusakaLee Anav Chung White Kim

Ruger & Richter, LLPLiberty Hill FoundationLillian & Glenn OsajimaLinda TanamachiLisa M. NguyenLittle Tokyo Service Center

Lloyd KajikawaLois BroussardM HainlineMamie FunahashiMarco PerezMeg Cheng-RodriguezMaria CabildoMariko KahnMarilyn TranMark UyedaMark YoshidaMary & John NakaneMary Ann TakemotoMaryann GarciaMatthew MonzingoMatthew SasakiMelainie Gee-OlsonMichael HamiltonMichael KinoshitaMichelle KrusiecMohammad ShahabuddinNatalie NguyenNetwork for GoodOCAPICAPatricia PerezPatti GiggansPaul & Gail SakamotoPaul & Michelle KipnesPerfect Design & Investment, Inc.Peter FongPhyllis & Joey NakagawaRebecca RecendezRobert BangRobin ChamberlainRuby KuoSachie KawachiSally LewSara MontroseSempra Energy FoundationSherry ChenShirley Lee

Shirley TanakaShirley Y & Michael HC WangSiying WangSouthern California Edison

CompanyStacey TodaStacia KatoStacy ToyotaStanley & Sharon UchizonoStephanie JooSusan Choi KangSusan ChooSuzy KatsudaTaurat HossainTEAM Referral NetworkThe Ralphs Grocery Co. (Kroger)Thomas MaoThomas OshiroThomas YeeToby LeeTracey AyeniTuan DoTyra ChenU.S. Bank Foundation Employee

Matching Gift ProgramUnited Way of Metropolitan

Dallas, Inc.Valerie TseVena LamVivian LeeWen ChangWende LamWileen RungsiridachaWilliam StevensonWilliam WardWilly HuertaXiao Jing PeiXiu Ying MaYasuko MoriharaYasuko SakamotoZuWhan Kim

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