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40% 33% 7% 9% 5% 6% Adopted Return to parents Return to another legal parent Legal guardian Permanent foster care Other (aged out, moved) Children 282 children received the powerful voice of a volunteer advocate 100 children from our waiting list were newly assigned to a CASA volunteer 98 children were placed into safe, permanent homes when their cases closed A Powerful Voice for Abused Kids Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) provides a powerful voice for abused kids by advocating for foster children within the court system, because with CASA, children are more likely to find a safe, permanent home. 168 CASA volunteers donated 9,020 hours of service, equivalent to $170,027 of paid staff time. Volunteers 168 volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocates gave a powerful voice to abused and neglected children 33 new CASA volunteers graduated from training 4 volunteer Peer Coordinators, a new position within our innovative new program model, began coaching CASA volunteers Donors 1,006 individuals and businesses in the community supported CASA’s work with financial gifts, a 49% increase over last year 67% of CASA’s annual budget was donated by individuals and businesses in the community. Child Outcomes

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Page 1: GYRFDWHV - CASA of Lane County · training • 4 volunteer Peer Coordinators, a new position within our innovative new program model, began coaching CASA volunteers Donors • 1,006

40%

33%

7%9%

5% 6%

Child Outcomes: Closed CasesAdopted

Return to parents

Return to another legal parentLegal guardian

Permanent foster care

Other (aged out, moved)

Successes This Year

Court Appointed Special AdvocatesAnnual Report 2011-2012

Children• 282children received the powerful

voice of a volunteer advocate• 100children from our waiting list were

newly assigned to a CASA volunteer• 98children were placed into safe,

permanent homes when their cases closed

APowerfulVoicefor

AbusedKids

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) provides a powerful voice for abused kids by advocating for foster children within the court system, because with CASA, children are more likely to find a safe, permanent home.

168 CASA volunteers donated 9,020hours of service, equivalent

to $170,027of paid staff time.

Mission

Volunteers• 168volunteerCourtAppointedSpecial

Advocatesgave a powerful voice to abused and neglected children

• 33newCASAvolunteers graduated from training

• 4volunteerPeerCoordinators, a new position within our innovative new program model, began coaching CASA volunteers

Donors• 1,006individualsandbusinesses

in the community supported CASA’s work with financial gifts, a 49% increase over last year

67% of CASA’s annual budget

was donated by individualsand

businesses in the community.

Child Outcomes

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FoundationsCentral Lutheran Church FoundationChambers Family FoundationChurchill High School Community 101Collins FoundationCottage Grove Community FoundationEugene Active 20/30 ClubHerbert A. Templeton FoundationHome Federal FoundationJuan Young TrustJubitz Family FoundationLevi Strauss FoundationMacy’sMcKay Family FoundationMeyer Memorial TrustNorthwest Natural GasR.W. Family Fund of The Oregon Community FoundationRBC Foundation - USAJohn Serbu Fund of The Oregon Community FoundationSpirit Mountain Community FundTaco Bell Foundation for TeensThe Bill Healy FoundationThree Rivers FoundationTrillium Community Health PlanTrust Management ServicesWeyerhaeuser Company Foundation

Voices for Kids Monthly Giving ClubAnonymous (x3)Eve AbbottJean and Burnell AmbroseBob and Carol BillsChris and Tiffany BrabbKellie and Matt DevoreChris and Diane DuyckLiz and Greg JamesJim and Eileen JamiesonRyan LeePhilip and Linda LynchLinda and James McCarthyKathleen MillerLaura and David MontgomerySusan RatzlaffSarah-Kate and Matt SharkeyBarbara and Mark ThorntonConnie and Harry Wonham

Champion Circle for Children Major donors to CASA’s Annual Campaign

Platinum ($10,000+)Anonymous (x2)

Gold ($5,000-$9,999)Hamilton Construction CompanyElizabeth HoldenSteven and Lisa KorthOlsson Industrial ElectricMary Lee Ward

Silver ($2,500-$4,999)Ronald and Pat CramerJeanine and Gordon McGrawN.B. Giustina FoundationChris and Andy Storment

Bronze ($1,000-$2,499)Wayne and Kelly AllenLee and Robin BabbRoger and Sheila CoxMichael Drennan Dr. and Mrs. Jae LeeJohn and Brenda NeputePacific Continental BankPersonnel SourceMichael and Gail PhillipsMary Ellen RileyJan Swanson and Keith Nastiuk

Casino Night SponsorsPepsi-ColaSummit BankA-1 Auto GlassDari Mart StoresIndustrial Source / National Firefighter Corp.KPD Insurance Inc.KVAL-TVNorthwest Community Credit UnionOakway CenterPacificSource Health PlansComcastFarwest Steel CorporationLegal Software Systems, Inc.Papé GroupPrecision FundingRE/MAX IntegrityCBT NuggetsGleaves Swearingen Potter & ScottHarry Ritchie’s JewelersHome Federal BankJerry’s Home Improvement CenterPartnered SolutionsSacred Heart Medical CenterSELCO Community Credit UnionSherman Brothers TruckingTaco BellThe Corson & Johnson Law Firm, P.C.U.S. BankUmpqua Bank

CASA / RE/MAX Integrity Champions for Children Run/Walk SponsorsRE/MAX IntegrityChvatal OrthodonticsDari Mart StoresHamilton Construction CompanyThrivent Financial for LutheransBuck’s Sanitary ServiceCollura Benefits Consulting LLCDr. Ron Ewert, DDSEdgewater Home FurnishingsEssex General ConstructionFamily Dentistry, Lonn D. Robertson, DMDGentle Dental & OrthodonticsSpringfield Utility BoardWildish Sand and Gravel Co.

Taste of Summer ParticipantsDickie Jo’s El ToritoFull City Coffee RoastersMucho GustoOsteria SfizioPapa’s PizzaRed AgaveSixth Street GrillSweet Cheeks WineryThe Vintage

Golf Marathon SponsorsFeynman GroupAesthetic Surgical ArtsLane ApexSELCO Community Credit UnionSelecTemp

Thankyou,Donors!

A huge THANK YOU to ALL of our 1,006 community donors. We wish we had room to acknowledge each and every one of you here!

With your support, we are going to give an advocate to EVERY child in need!

Within the next five years, all 702 children in Lane County who need a CASA volunteer will have one, thanks to our innovative new program model.

This year, we trained our first four volunteer Peer Coordinators. These are skilled, experienced volunteers who each “coach” 3-5 CASA volunteers with the support of a staff Program Supervisor.

We have historically had to hire one staff supervisor for every 30 CASA volunteers. Now we can afford to more than double our capacity thanks to the addition of Peer Coordinators. We will serve the 400 children still on our waiting list while reducing costs by 40% per child.

• Our first 4 Peer Coordinators were trained and assigned• 33 new CASA volunteers were trained, and each will be

coached by a Peer Coordinator• We presented our model at the National CASA Conference,

educating CASA organizations nationwide that are interested in a similar transition

• The National CASA Association published a manual based on our experience as a national resource for CASA programs

• Train 12 new Peer Coordinators, a 300% increase• Train 50 new volunteer advocates, a 67% increase• Advocate for 330 children, a 17% increase

A Voice for Every Child

2011-2012282 children served

2012-2013330 children served

17%

THIS YEAR we successfully launched the new model:

We have great plans for 2012-2013!

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Board of Directors 2011-2012

Laura Montgomery, PresidentLisa Korth, Vice President

Chris Storment, Past PresidentJohn Stacy, Secretary/Treasurer

Kellie DeVoreDr. Paula Jewett

Sid Johnson Kevin Lamb

Ryan LeeJohn Nepute

Serena ParcellMary Ellen Riley

Susan TateHon. Pierre Van Rysselberghe

Wayne AllenLiesel Brooks

Silva ChambersRoger & Sheila Cox

Chris DuyckKristin ForrestCindy Gupta

Robb HollowayAlise Kermisch

Bob & Wendy Laing

Megan Shultz, Executive DirectorSarah-Kate Sharkey, Associate DirectorLouise Vanderford, Program Manager

Verna Tuesday, Waitlist CoordinatorMegan Benevento, Volunteer Coordinator

Vicki Bishop, Program SupervisorJean Mestdagh, Program SupervisorBrenda Nepute, Program Supervisor

Gail Parr, Program SupervisorChris Sterling, Program Supervisor/Training Coordinator

Jim Jamieson, Training CoordinatorDiane Hauser, Office Manager Jill Mestler, Events Coordinator

Wendy Montenegro, Development Associate

174 Deadmond Ferry Road, Springfield, OR 97477(541) 984-3132

www.casa-lane.org

Staff

Individuals/Businesses,

28%

Events, 20%Foundation Grants, 24%

Government, 9%

In-Kind Volunteer

Services, 19%

Income: $885,491 Expenses: $768,914

Statement not subject to review. Reviewed financial statements available upon request.

FinancialsFinancials

Kirk LeTourneauDonna Moore

Katherine MovalsonGrace Serbu

Anne SharmanTracy Shojai

Kevin & Wendy SimrinJan Swanson

Connie Wonham

Leaders Forum

Program, 75%

Admin, 7%

Fundraising, 18%