T h e C h i l d r e n’s A s s e s s m e n t C e n t e r 2 0 11 A n n u a l R e p o r t

T h e C h i l d r e n ’s A s s e s s m e n t C e n t e r 2 0 1 1 A n n u a l R e p o r t

The Children’s Assessment Center’s mission is to provide a professional, compassionate and coordinated approach to the treatment of sexually abused children and their families and to serve as an advocate for all children in our community. As a collaboration of Harris County Commissioners Court and The Children’s Assessment Center Foundation, The CAC represents a true partnership between the public and private sectors for the most effective service delivery to children and families. Located at 2500 Bolsover, the 52,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility was specifically designed to provide an environment that will meet each child’s need for warmth, support and protection.

The Children’s Assessment Center

is an accredited member of the National Children’s Alliance and part of a national movement to create child-friendly intervention systems for sexually abused children. The vision of The Children’s Assessment Center is a greater Houston community in which we heal children who are sexually abused and reduce the number of children who are the victims of sexual abuse through both treatment and the development of strategies for prevention. The Children’s Assessment Center was designed with the fundamental belief that not one agency or professional can prevent or treat child sexual abuse alone – a multidisciplinary team approach is necessary. The Children’s Assessment Center and its 45 partner agencies will work constantly to learn more about the evolving issue of child sexual abuse and will not hesitate to attempt innovative solutions to this challenge. Community awareness and prevention is a high priority. The CAC is one of the largest accredited advocacy centers in the nation, serving approximately 5,000 clients annually.

“It is the professionals, the law enforcement officers, the forensic interviewers, the therapists and others that make The CAC work, and make it a safe and special place for children.” - Mayor Annise D. Parker

1 in 6 boys is sexually abused before the age of 18

Only 1 in 10 children tell about their abuse W h a t i s a C h i l d r e n ’s A d v o c a c y C e n t e r ? THE PROBLEM - Prior to 1991, a child’s outcry of sexual abuse in Harris County didn’t necessarily mean the hurt was over. For many young victims, it often meant the beginning of a scary and difficult journey through adult-minded criminal and civil justice systems. Due to the complex nature of child sexual abuse cases, our systems require the involvement of many different professionals to investigate and provide intervention. Traditionally, each agency or professional had a different role in the investigation, intervention and treatment process. Many times, efforts to fulfill these roles resulted in multiple interviews of the victim and ultimately to the re-victimization of the child. There was no mechanism for coordinating services, information was not shared and efforts were rarely coordinated. THE SOLUTION - The Children’s Assessment Center provides a safe, child-friendly environment where law enforcement, child protective services, medical and mental health professionals can share information and develop effective, coordinated approaches sensitive to the needs of each child and their family. A unique collaborative public/private partnership, The CAC brings the components of investigation, assessment, prevention and healing together in one 52,000 sq. ft. child-friendly facility. Using a multidisciplinary approach, we work with our 45 partner agencies to give sexually abused children the psychological and medical attention they need, the safety and security they require and the absolute justice they deserve.

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Dear Friends and Supporters: It is my privilege to share with you the 2011 Annual Report for The Children’s Assessment Center (CAC). The CAC continues to be proud of our programs and accomplishments. The CAC is committed to our mission to provide a professional, compassionate and coordinated approach to the treatment of sexually abused children and their families and to serve as an advocate for all children in our community. Through our unique public/private partnership with Harris County and our Foundation Board of Directors, The CAC continues to meet the needs of sexually abused children in our community by providing them with the best possible care. In the span of 16 years, the number of partner agencies working in our building has quadrupled – growing from 10 to 45, illustrating the success of our collaborative model. We continue to be recognized locally, nationally and internationally for our role in the child advocacy movement. Other child advocates and professionals from all over the United States and countries as far away as Argentina, Australia, Canada, Denmark, England and The United Kingdom of the Congo have looked to us for counsel and guidance. Many have accepted our invitation to visit and tour The Children’s Assessment Center and to learn from our successful public/private partnership. Therefore, the work being done in Harris County is impacting the way child sexual abuse cases are handled across the globe and we are providing assistance for children far beyond our reach. We are so proud of our programs and we are grateful for everyone who supports the work we do. Our Foundation Board of Directors continues to raise valuable dollars to support all of the enhancement services clients receive at The CAC. In addition, we are excited to announce our Restoring Hope, Rebuilding Lives Capital Campaign. We must expand our facility so that we can better serve our community. Child sexual abuse in Harris County is not declining and our expansion is critical so we can continue to be a leader in the child advocacy movement. The dynamics of child sexual abuse have changed dramatically over the last several years. The statistics on the increase of online child solicitation are staggering! The CAC strongly believes that training is one of the key components of prevention. Therefore, we are also making plans to expand our training facilities so we can better train first responders, teachers, guidance counselors and leaders of all programs involving children. Together, we can ensure a true community response to the prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse. We are extremely grateful to our incredible staff, partner agencies, Commissioners Court, our board and to you, our donors. Your generous gifts have made our work possible.

Elaine Stolte, Executive Director, The Children’s Assessment Center

“Thank you for all the love and support that you have given to me after everything I have been through.” - CAC client

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CAC PROGRAMS AND SERVICES The CAC’s programs are designed to provide a seamless

collaboration of agencies to minimize trauma, break the cycle of abuse and create a unified effort. Ultimately, the goal of The CAC is to promote the complete healing of child victims of sexual abuse and their families by providing them with the necessary resources to effectively handle their trauma and then begin to lead normal and productive lives. The mission is accomplished through: • Digitally recorded forensic interviews of children’s statements, thereby reducing the need for multiple interviews by various entities involved in a child sexual abuse investigation. • Sexual assault examinations using digital colposcopy, a non-invasive procedure conducted by trained pediatricians. • Monthly staffings with the Child Sexual Abuse Review Team (CSART) to review and discuss cases handled by The CAC. The purpose of team review is to improve the systems that respond to cases of child sexual abuse. • Therapy, psychological and psychiatric services to help child sexual abuse victims and their families heal. • Expert testimony in civil and criminal court cases. • Children’s services with events in a child-friendly playroom where children rest and play while they await services at The CAC. • Advocacy for children and their families as their cases are processed through the criminal justice system. • Community outreach and training to heighten awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse.

“The CAC is amazing; it is the passion of everyone involved that makes this place work.” Vince Ryan, Harris County Attorney

1 in 5 children are solicited sexually while on the Internet

COLLABORATING ORGANIZATIONS The Children’s Assessment Center has a formal relationship with the following 45 partner agencies, many of which are co-housed at The CAC. The CAC and its partners are involved in the investigation, legal aspects and delivery of services to child sexual abuse victims and their families. Aldine Independent School District Police Department

Humble Police Department

Alief Independent School District Police Department

Jacinto City Police Department

Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Children’s Hospital

Jersey Village Police Department

Baytown Police Department

Katy Police Department

Bellaire Police Department

Lakeview Police Department

Child Advocates, Inc. / Court Appointed

La Porte Police Department

Special Advocates

Memorial Hermann Healthcare Systems

Communities in Schools Houston, Inc.

Memorial Villages Police Department

Crime Stoppers of Houston, Inc.

Pasadena Independent School

Deer Park Police Department

District Police Department

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Pasadena Police Department

Friendswood Police Department

Seabrook Police Department

Harris County Attorney’s Office

Southside Place Police Department

Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences

Spring Independent School District

Harris County District Attorney’s Office Harris County Protective Services for Children and Adults Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services

Police Department Spring Branch Independent School District Police Department Spring Valley Village Police Department Stafford Police Department

Harris County Sheriff’s Office

Texas Center for the Missing

Hedwig Village Police Department

Texas Department of Family and

Houston Area Women’s Center/Children’s Court Services Houston Independent School District Police Department Houston Metro Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) Houston Police Department

Protective Services Texas Rangers - Company “A” The United States Attorney’s Office Southern District of Texas Tomball Police Department Webster Police Department West University Place Police Department

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T OTA L CLI ENTS SERVED

AGES

March 1, 2010 - February 28, 2011 13-17 24.6%

Total Number of Children Receiving Services 4120 Total Number of Adults Receiving Services 303 Total Clients Receiving Services 4423

Birth-5 30.1%

6-12 45.3%

CAC SERVIC ES PROV IDE D

March 1, 2010 - February 28, 2011

GENDER

Forensic Services Male 29.3%

5051

Therapy & Psychological Services - Children*

Female 70.7%

6975

Therapy & Psychological Services - Adults*

ETHNICITY

3082

Medical Services Provided

White 25.8%

858

Playroom Visits 7108

Other 5%

AfricanAmerican 25.7%

Hispanic 43.5%

*Hours of Therapeutic and /or Psychological Services Provided

“Thank you all for all your help. I would be very lost without your assistance.” - CAC client

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FOR THE PERIOD MARCH 1, 2010 - FEBRUARY 28, 2011

UNRESTRICTED

TEMPORARILY

PERMANENTLY

RESTRICTED

RESTRICTED

TOTAL

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Grants & contracts Contributions, including capital campaign Fundraising income, net of expense Usage fee Investment income Net rental income/property sale Other Revenue Net assets released from restriction

884,290

$

282,239

$

1,580

$

884,290 983,132

$

213,010 172,922 761,284 6,910 1,086,639 98,445 1,186,197 3,525,407

$

1,738,303

$

1,738,303

$ $ $

132,076 64,059 1,934,438

$

-

$

-

$ $ $

132,076 64,059 1,934,438

INCREASE IN NET ASSETS

$

1,590,969

$

(18,043)

$

-

$

1,572,926*

Beginning Net Assets Ending Net Assets

$ $

19,498,666 21,089,635

$ $

$ $

50,000 50,000

$ 20,942,849 $ 22,515,775

Total revenue and other support

$ $ $ $ $ $ $

$

$ 45 $ (1,186,197) $ (18,043)

$

-

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

495,249 172,922 761,284 8,490 1,086,639 98,490 3,507,364

EXPENSES

Support of the Children’s Assessment Center Management and General Fund Raising Total expense

1,394,183 1,376,140

* The CAC Foundation Board has designated $6,000,000 of unrestricted net assets for capital expansion. These are unaudited numbers. A complete audited financial statement is available upon request.

“The worth of The CAC’s efforts will be measured in vastly improved lives for years to come.” - Ed Emmett, Harris County Judge

More than half of all reported sexual assaults happen to children ages 17 and under

2010-2011 ACCOMPLISHMENTS THERAPY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES

Several members of The CAC Therapy and Psychological

Services Department became licensed counselors and psychologists. The department is proud to say they have added two licensed psychologists and one licensed counselor. Other certifications earned were: Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy Supervisor, Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor and an American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy Supervisor. OUTREACH One With Courage Campaign Press Conference-August 17, 2010

- The CAC was hon-

ored to host Attorney General Gregg Abbott as CACTX, in conjunction with the Attorney General’s Office, launched the “One With Courage” campaign. One With Courage is the first public awareness campaign of its kind in the state of Texas, centered around the courage it takes to talk about child sexual abuse – the courage it takes child victims to come forward and talk about their abuse and the courage it takes adults to talk about the issue, learn the signs and report abuse when it is suspected. “Going Green Initiative” - This year, The Children’s Assessment Center launched its “Going Green

Initiative” providing both The CAC newsletter and annual report via email. The newsletter continues to contain exciting information about upcoming events, past events, volunteer opportunities and program highlights while the annual report continues to highlight annual accomplishments and services provided. Most importantly, going green will save money so we can better serve our children. FORENSIC SERVICES Paw & Order: SDU (Special Dogs Unit) Pilot Program Launch - In April 2010, The CAC’s Forensic Services Division, in collaboration with the Harris County District Attorney’s Office and Caring Critters, launched an animal assistance program to help children who are visiting the advocacy center for the first time. Many studies address the beneficial aspects of the human/animal bond and demonstrate “that interaction with animals can reduce stress, lower blood pressure enhance self-esteem,” not to mention, warm friendly animals just make you feel good.

and

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The Special Dogs Unit was designed to provide children the opportunity to interact with animals in a positive, nurturing environment prior to their forensic interview. The hope was that animal greeters would help children entering the forensic interview process to be calmer, more comfortable and secure; thus, reducing anxiety and increasing the accuracy of reports. The program was fully-funded by donations and volunteers. By adding the SDU program, we hope the sexual assault victims who find their way to The CAC will experience a safe haven, the reduction in stress will lead to better witness statements, and families will find hope and healing when they walk through our doors. TRAINING 11th Annual Protecting Texas Children Conference - On April 25-28, 2010, The Children’s

Assessment Center held the 11th Annual Protecting Texas Children Conference at the Hilton Post Oak Hotel along with the Texas Child Fatality Review Team Committee -Texas Department of State Health Services, The United States Attorney’s Office, Harris County District Attorney’s Office, Houston Metro Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, and the Satellite Tracking of People, LLC. The conference included 350 participants from all across the state of Texas attending 60 workshops. MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM Collaborative Efforts - Team Excellence Awards - The Children’s Advocacy Centers of Texas Annual Team Excellence Awards are bestowed upon outstanding professionals and volunteers who have acknowledged the merits of collaboration when working with abused children and who have brought excellence from their respective fields of endeavor to the multidisciplinary team approach within a children’s advocacy center environment in Texas. Winners-

• Claudia Mullin – Forensic Interviewer • Matt Gray – Law Enforcement Honorable Mention-

• Lisa Bourgoyne – CAC Staff Member

• Diane Vines – Mental Health Professional

• Ivy Chambers – Child Protective Services

• Troy Manchac – CAC Board Member

• Dr. Marci Donaruma – Kwoh – Medical Professional

• Joyce Stone – CAC Direct Service Volunteer

• John Jordan – Prosecution

“Thank you for helping us find our way.” - CAC client

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2011 DONOR LIST* $500,000+ Children's Advocacy Centers of Texas, Inc. $100,000+ Harris County Community Services Department $50,000+ Baylor Methodist Community Health Fund Child Care Council of Greater Houston Houston Oilman's Invitational Shooting Tournament Spindletop Charities, Inc. State of Texas - Office of the Attorney General State of Texas - Office of the Governor $25,000+ Leslie L. Alexander & The Houston Rockets ConocoPhillips Mr. and Mrs. Brady E. Crosswell Mrs. Lisa Holthouse - The Holthouse Foundation for Kids $10,000+ Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ms. Clara Vega and Mr. Mauricio Fabre Fendi Houston The George & Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation H-E-B KBR, Inc. Momentum Porsche & Porsche West Houston National Children's Alliance Mr. and Mrs. William O. Perkins, III Polo Ralph Lauren Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reed Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smith Southern Union Company RF Wise Family Fund $5,000-$9,999 Dr. Paulette Arana The Bagwell Foundation Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Mrs. Susan Boggio The Charles and Melissa Davis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Dearing Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. DeClaire Donne Di Domani The Ellwood Foundation Emerald Creek Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lee

The Lester and Sue Smith Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Javier Loya Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lubanko Mrs. Debbie C. Martinez Pershant & Nidhika Mehta for Stream of Change Foundation Mrs. Gail Prather The Private Bank of Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Simón Mr. and Mrs. Lance Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wynne Snoots, Jr. United Way of Texas Gulf Coast Combined Federal Campaign Vantage Drilling Company Kellie Weinzierl and Dee Dee Marsh

Swalm Foundation Mr. John W. Teeter Texas Producers Energy Dr. Frances T. Ting Estate of Dr. Joseph Ting Mr. and Mrs. Bing-Yuan Ting Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Toon Emma Pulaski and Leila Pulaski UHY LLP United Way of Texas Gulf Coast State Employee Charitable University of Houston Law Center Weinzierl Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Cornel Williams Mrs. Merele G. Yarborough

$1,000-$4,999 Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Barnhart, Jr. Capital Bank City of Houston Combined Municipal Campaign Gail Alexander Davis Jo Lynn Falgout / Island Operating Company, Inc. Fluor Corporation - Employees Goodrich Petroleum Corporation Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Society Halliburton Employee Giving Campaign Ms. Monica J. Hartland Hildebrand Fund Mrs. Carol Howenstine Jewelry & More, LLC Mrs. Rosemarie Johnson Kelsey Seybold Clinic Mrs. Jacqueline J. Kinloch Mr. and Mrs. John Klosek Ms. Katy Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maggi Mrs. Marta Mattox Ms. Rishma Mohamed Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mohtashami Nikk G’s Office for Victims of Crime The Oshman Foundation Pasadena Independent School District Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Petersen Ms. Emily Reaser Mrs. Teresa E. Reissig Mr. Jesus M. Saldana Mr. and Mrs. Park Shaper Dr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Smith, M.D. Mrs. Kelly Smith

$100-$999 Ms. Sofia Adrogue’ and Mr. Sten Gustafson Mr. Jason Aigner Ms. Patti K. Albrecht Ms. Michele Aron Ms. Caroline Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barnes Ms. Denise A. Beakey Mr. and Mrs. David J. Beck Ms. Lara Bell Ms. Gina Bhatia Ms. Jan Viktor Bodorff Mr. and Mrs. Burton B. Bossley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rene' Bourgoyne Mrs. Katie Mattingly Brass Ms. Beth Brock Looser Ms. Rachel Brown Ms. Betsy Bryant Mrs. Sandra L. Bryant Ms. Greggory Burk Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bush Ms. Katherine A. Cabaniss Ms. Laura Calaway Mr. and Mrs. Noble Carl Ms. Pilar Carrera-Rohi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Castle Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Caton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caver Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Chapman Child Advocates, Inc. Ms. Patricia Clark Mr. Glen D. Clement Ms. Susan Cone Content Active, LLC Mr. Andrew Cordes Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cotting Mrs. Rita Cromartie

“Thank you for this center and for helping kids.” - CAC client

Ms. Leah Crosswell Mrs. Hilda Curran Ms. Lynnette Davis Mr. and Mrs. William L. Decker, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeLape Designer Fragrances and Cosmetics Digital Community Foundation Mr. James Young and Ms. Denise Doctor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Drexler Ms. Jennifer G. Ducote Mrs. Deborah K. Duncan Ms. Tame Dunn Ms. Lisa Eads Ms. Katherine Easterby Ms. Julie Eberly Ms. Gina Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Essaye Mr. Jack E. Evelo and Sister Kathryn Evelo Mrs. Marita Fairbanks Mrs. Diane L. Farb Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Faust Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Fielkow First Presbyterian Church of Kingwood Seniors Ministry Mr. Michael Fontenot Mr. Stephen A. Fontenot Mr. and Mrs. Steven Forsythe Ms. Tisa L. Foster Ms. Diane Frels Mr. and Mrs. John Gallio Dr. and Mrs. Donald Gardner Gracely Footprints Foundation Ms. Kelly L. Haraldson Mr. and Mrs. Teague G. Harris, III Ms. Mendy K. Hassen Ms. Lisa Hayes Healthcare Specialists NW Mr. and Mrs. David T. Herr Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hetmaniak Mrs. Kristyn L. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Don Holcomb, III Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holthouse Mr. Daryl F. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Howell Texans for Joan Huffman Intracare Hospital Ms. Clare S. Jackson Ms. Jenna Jackson Jetco Delivery Mrs. Anna M. Jones Ms. Lucelia Jones Ms. Seita Jongebloed

Mrs. Bennie G. Kadjar Ms. Anita Kawaja Ms. Caroline Kenney Mr. Eric A. Kessenich Ms. Lorraine Kenny Ms. Anjali Khawaja Ms. Laura Killinger Ms. Joyce L. Koury Mr. and Mrs. Clay A. Krhovjak Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Kroger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kurz Mr. Stephen Lewis and Ms. Allison Triarsi Linens by Lisa M.L. Slovack Design, Inc. Dr. M.C. Theodore Mackett, M.D. Ms. Diana M. MaGee Mr. and Mrs. Ward Maloy Mr. and Mrs. Troy Manchac Mr. and Mrs. Wallis T. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marsh Ms. Leslie L. May Mrs. Lisa L. McAdams Ms. Melinda L. McAlister Ms. Patrice McKinney Ms. Sandra F. McKinney Ms. Yvonne Melcher Ms. Sharron Melton Mrs. Christine R. Messina Midwest Regional Children’s Advocacy Center Momentum Jaguar Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Moody, III Ms. Mary Austin Moody Ms. Patricia A. Moore Ms. Laurie Morian Ms. Beth Morrison, CPC Mrs. Beth Mueck Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Samir M. Naik Mr. and Mrs. George Nassar Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson Northstar Offshore Energy Partners, LLC. Office Depot Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Olguin Ms. Sharon Owens Bimal Parikh Mr. and Mrs. Justin L. Peltier Ms. Angela Poujol Ms. Dena Prasher Prather Kalman PC Ms. Jody A. Probe Quality Cleaners Mrs. Jaime Ramirez Randalls Food Markets, Inc.

Mr. B.M. Rankin, Jr. Mrs. Leslee Ranly Mrs. Rachel Regan Mrs. Sabiha A. Rehmatulla Ms. Natalie Reitman Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Reynolds Rice University Ms. Marian Richardson Ms. Meredith Riddle Ms. Tonya Riner Mrs. Robin M. Rosenberg Saks Fifth Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Salomon Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Schlenker Ms. Cheri Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Scott Schwinger Seabrook Police Officers Association Mrs. Terrie L Sechrist Mrs. Amy Shaper Mr. and Mrs. Marty Shellist Mrs. Elizabeth L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sonnier South Texas College of Law Mr. William R. Springer Ms. Jennifer Stern Mr. and Mrs. John E. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stolte Ms. Karen Susman Texas Alliance for Drug Endangered Children Texas Department of State Health Services The Texas Ranger Museum Thompson Energy Group Inc Dr. and Mrs. Peter K. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John F. Thrash Ms. Margaret Tindel Mr. and Mrs. Tod T. Tumey Dr. and Mrs. Ara Vaporciyan, M.D. Ms. Robin L. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Dave H. Ward Mrs. Martine Weitz Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Wells, M.D. Mr. Sean Williams Ms. Margot Wong Mr. and Mrs. Scott Y. Wood Ms. Diana M. Woodman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Yates Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zagorski Ms. Nicole Zarr Ms. Beth Zdeblick * donations 3/1/10 to 2/28/11

CAC FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Debbie C. Martinez President Brady E. Crosswell President Elect Troy Manchac Treasurer Brady E. Crosswell Assistant Treasurer Alicia Smith Secretary Paulette Arana, D.D.S. Ericka Bagwell Susan Boggio Paul Bragg Christopher DeClaire Kimberly DeLape, Ex Officio Catherine Flowers George Greanias Kevin Lisman, M.D. Ramon Manning Roy Marsh Marta Mattox Kim Moody Tami Pearson Gail Prather Aashish Shah, M.D., J.D. Douglas Shaw Jeffrey Starke, M.D. Phyllis Williams The Foundation Board meets quarterly and has 2 responsibilities: Fundraising & Advocacy

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