Annual Report
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MADD’s Mission Statement
MADD 2012 Annual Report
From our Chairman
MADD National Board Of Directors
Dear Friends of MADD:
Calendar Year 2012 (01/01/12 – 12/31/12)
Thanks to your continued support of our mission, we took
I invite you to click on the pages that follow to learn more about
many steps forward in 2012 – making our nation’s roads safer.
the progress we made this year. And I extend heartfelt thanks to
the combined efforts of our volunteers and staff, our generous
Here are just a few of our accomplishments:
•The
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
announced support for laws requiring ignition interlocks
for all convicted drunks drivers as well as continued
support of the Driver Alcohol Detection System For Safety
(DADSS) program.
•We
served more than 61,000 victim/survivors in 2012 –
thanks to the more than 1,200 dedicated victim advocates
•The
•In
Steve Benvenisti
Brad Bulla
Debbie Weir
Chief Executive Officer
Sally Ganem
criminal justice system and others for making this happen.
Mary Frances Klotzbach
Vicki Knox
Chief Operating Officer
It is clear that it is every one of us working together that brings
David Levy
Treasurer
Lista Hightower
Chief Financial Officer
us closer to our mission to stop drunk driving, serve victims of
Frank Margourilos
this violent crime and prevent underage drinking. Together, let
Nicole R. Nason
us continue to save and change lives.
Kathryn Nelson
Secretary
Respectfully,
Courtney Popp
Paul V. Romero
Colleen Sheehey
Mahesh Shetty
use of alcohol by teens dropped: 8th graders by 12
Kathryn Stewart
percent and 10th graders by three percent, respectively.
Brian Demers
Jan Withers
National President
donors, our partners in law enforcement, government and the
and volunteers across our nation.
Barbara Brodt
Robert Strassburger
Chairman of the Board
September, more than 500 MADD volunteers,
Bryce Templeton, M.D.
staff and supporters gathered in Washington, D.C. for our
Robert Strassburger
National Conference, which included best practices for
Chairman of the Board
Monica Vandehei
training, victim tributes, and advocacy.
2011 – 2012
Nina Walker
Brian A. Ursino
William L. Windsor, Jr.
Vice-Chair
Debbie Weir
Chief Executive Officer
Jan Withers
National President
Robert Strassburger
Chairman of the Board
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Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving
Founded by a mother whose daughter was killed by a drunk driver,
Additionally, 2012 brought significant progress in the passage of all-
Stepping Up to Stop Drunk Driving
Twenty years ago, when six-year-old Patrick Boland learned that his
Mothers Against Drunk Driving® (MADD) is the nation’s largest nonprofit
offender interlock laws in the states. Studies continue to show that 50
13-year-old friend, Mathew Yarky, had been killed by a drunk driver, he
working to protect families from drunk driving and underage drinking.
to 75 percent of convicted drunk drivers will continue to drive even on
fell to pieces.
And as one of the largest victim services organizations in the U.S., MADD
a suspended license. Therefore, license suspension alone is not the best
When Patrick asked his father Mike why the people he loves die, his
also supports drunk and drugged driving victims and survivors at no
way to keep drunk drivers off the road. Ignition interlocks, however, are
father didn’t know how to answer. “A man took the innocence of life from
charge. In 2012, we saw this mission move forward as we took substantial
endorsed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),
my son.” From that moment, Mike was determined to find a way to help
steps to eliminate drunk driving, serve victims of this violent crime and
the NTSB, AAA, and other safety groups, and are proven to reduce DUI
his son heal.
prevent underage drinking.
recidivism by an average of two-thirds.
Eliminating Drunk Driving
We reached a significant milestone last year, with MADD’s Campaign
to Eliminate Drunk Driving® as our blueprint. The National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced in December of 2012
that drunk driving deaths dipped below 10,000 in 2011 for the first time
in our country’s history.
Building on this success, MADD worked with leadership in the House,
Senate, and the Obama Administration in 2012 to include all three
elements of the Campaign into federal legislation called Moving Ahead
for Progress in the 21st Century, or MAP-21, which authorizes the
nation’s highway and highway safety priorities for the next two years.
MAP-21 includes annual appropriations of $29 million for high visibility
law enforcement, $20 million for incentive grants to states that pass
all-offender ignition interlock legislation, and $5 million for the Driver
Alcohol Detection System for Safety, or DADSS.
MADD also worked with the National Transportation Safety Board
(NTSB) to urge their support of the Campaign. MADD National
Two states, Virginia and Missouri, passed legislation requiring all
So Mike turned to MADD and became a volunteer and also served on
MADD’s National Board for six years. But one of his most instrumental
convicted drunk drivers to use an ignition interlock device. MADD
roles so far, has been in public policy. In July of this year, an ignition
Missouri volunteer Mike Boland was instrumental in helping to get HB
interlock bill, which was whole-heartedly sponsored by Rep. Charlie
480 signed into law in just eight weeks. (See sidebar for full story.) The
Denison (D), requiring all convicted drunk drivers to use ignition
passage of these laws helped bring the total to 20 states that now require
interlocks on their vehicles, was signed into law in Missouri.
ignition interlocks for all convicted drunk drivers.
Mike says they had only eight weeks to get the job done. “The stars and
moon and everything else seemed to come together,” Mike says. “Charlie
ran with it – he called a writer and wrote the bill and within a week we
were on the calendar for a hearing.”
Supporters including members of the Interlock Coalition attended the
hearing, as well as some friends Mike had invited. The friends, it turns
out, were victims who had lost loved ones and children in drunk driving
crashes. When they were asked to say a few words, each graciously shared
how drunk driving had impacted their lives. After the hearing, Mike was
told theirs (the victims) was the finest display ever heard.
“It was like Kevin Bacon in Six Degrees of Separation – everything really
does go back to the victims.”
President Jan Withers and Senior Vice President of Public Policy J.T.
Griffin both testified during a two-day impaired driving forum held in
Washington, D.C. As a result, in December the NTSB announced support
for laws requiring ignition interlocks for all convicted drunk drivers, as
well as furtherance of the DADSS program. They had previously only
supported the sobriety checkpoints element of MADD’s Campaign.
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Serving Victims
Stepping Up to Comfort Callers
First there’s the drunk driving crash, then the lifelong impact.
Bob Nulman called MADD in 1988 looking for help. As mayor of
Life is forever changed. This is the very reason providing immediate
Clinton, New Jersey he was a busy man but the negative feelings he was
and ongoing support to victims, survivors, and their loved ones
experiencing after the death of his 22-year-old son Daniel by a drunk
is a core MADD priority.
driver the year before, were weighing him down.
In 2012, we served more than 61,000 victims of drunk and drugged
“When I called MADD, I spoke to a couple who had also lost their child
driving crashes — that’s someone in need every 8.6 minutes. We were there
and I connected with them immediately,” Bob says.
for victims of drunk and drugged driving 24-hours day, every day of the
Hoping to channel some of his negative energy into something positive
year through our 877.MADD.HELP line (1-877-623-3435). Our Help
– as a way to honor his son – Bob began working as a MADD volunteer.
Line advocates listen empathetically and compassionately. MADD New
He became a victim advocate and a speaker at Victim Impact Panels. In
Jersey volunteer Bob Nulman recruited his daughter Kim to become a
2009 he was asked to assist with MADD’s victim helpline. Bob said yes
Help Line volunteer, healing their own pain by helping others with theirs.
and currently takes calls during the graveyard shifts: Friday and Saturday
(See sidebar for full story.)
from midnight to 8:30 a.m.
Bob’s daughter Kim lives in Jacksonville, Florida. “For many years Kim
had trouble dealing with the loss of her brother, then one day she called
and said she wanted to help,” Bob says. So Kim became a victim advocate
and before long, she too was manning the helpline.
Bob says that when a call comes in from a grieving sibling, he tells the
caller that his daughter would be happy to talk to them – explaining that
they would benefit from another sibling first hand. The same goes for Kim
when she gets a call from a parent. “We became a tag team,” he says.
Because of their dedication to MADD, Bob and Kim are helping
victims and each other. “Working the Help Line together has strengthened
the bond between us. Even though Dan’s death was a tragedy, we share a
special closeness,” Bob says.
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Making A DifFerence
We also helped concerned callers who reached out to MADD seeking
We provided critical death notification training to first responders,
advice on how to make a difference in eliminating drunk driving in their
including law enforcement officers, emergency personnel, chaplains,
communities. We handled thousands of child endangerment calls from
coroners, and funeral home professionals. Unexpectedly, families receive
family members, friends, neighbors, and co-workers concerned about
a knock on their doors and are given death notifications. The death
adults driving impaired with children in their vehicles. Every child deserves
notification is the beginning of a long, painful healing process for victims.
a non-drinking designated driver.
Our goal is to ensure that victims are treated with compassion and care
MADD’s unwavering victim services are made possible by our dedicated
victim advocates. Their tireless efforts are awe inspiring. During the year,
more than 1,200 MADD victim advocates, most of them volunteers,
from the first moment they hear the tragic news. MADD’s nationwide
training program is highly regarded and appreciated.
In 2012, we facilitated hundreds of Candlelight Vigils across the country.
provided support services and hope to survivors. In addition to offering
Candlelight Vigils are a way to honor and remember families impacted by
emotional support and guidance, MADD advocates assisted victims in
the 100 percent preventable crime of drunk driving. We provided thousands
navigating the criminal justice system and accessing community resources.
of opportunities for victims to share their story. Through MADD’s Victim
MADD victim advocates accompany victims to court and attend criminal
Impact Panels, victims reached more than 200,000 drunk driving offenders
justice proceedings. We assist victims with writing Victim Impact
by telling their stories in a nonjudgmental manner.
Statements; empowering them to have a voice. MADD also offers support
MADDvocate, our biannual victim services publication, reached more
groups in many areas and provides opportunities to connect victims with
than 250,000 readers. MADDvocate provides heartening stories of healing
other victims who share similar experiences.
and survival, grief tips, and advice on caring for others. “Advocacy in
In addition, MADD provided supportive materials on grief and trauma,
Action” news helped inspire readers to get involved in community service,
in both English and Spanish. These materials offer coping tips for adults,
while “Across the Nation” stories provided a showcase for the work MADD
children, teens and those who are injured and/or bereaved. We also
is doing on victims’ behalf. View our 2012 MADDvocate at madd.org/
created thousands of opportunities to provide easily accessible support and
maddvocate. Articles include: Erasing the Stigma of Reaching out for
connection through social media, including Facebook and Twitter.
Professional Counseling, Coping with Depression, Delivering a Death
To keep up with the need of increasing outreach, we recruited additional
victim advocates and provided education sessions to ensure that MADD victim
advocates are informed and trained to effectively meet the needs of victims.
Notification with Compassion, and Teaching Your Children about the
Dangers of Underage Drinking and Alcohol.
Behind every drunk driving statistic is a person whose life was filled with
Training is facilitated through online courses, webinars, and teleconferences.
family and friends. They are mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, brothers,
MADD victim advocates assisted victims with the application process for
sisters, aunts, uncles, and friends. Their lives have been impacted and will
Crime Victim Compensation, which is a financial assistance program that may
never be forgotten. Thousands of tributes are posted on MADD’s Wall of
help eligible crime victims with specific expenses.
Honor, helping to put a human face on drunk driving statistics. Together,
we make a difference.
MADD 2012 Annual Report
Preventing UAD
Stepping up to Talk to Parents
Preventing Underage Drinking
Research confirms the importance of engaging parents, the number one
When Debbie Taylor’s son Chris asked to be excused from a MADD
influence of teens’ decisions about alcohol, but MADD knows that a holistic
presentation about underage drinking, just months after his older brother
the Monitoring the Future study, annual use of alcohol by 8th and 10th
approach is essential to influence teens and reduce their access to alcohol,
Casey had died from alcohol poisoning, she said yes and went in his place.
graders dropped by 12 percent and three percent respectively.
so plans are underway to also develop the Power of Community program.
“I didn’t know at the time that MADD had an underage drinking program
Power of Community engages the entire community—businesses, law
and I wanted to see what it was about,” Debbie says.
2012 brought good news on the underage drinking front. According to
MADD knows that protecting youth from the dangers of alcohol begins
®
with equipping parents with the tools to communicate with their kids
enforcement, legislators, educators, public health, coalitions, teens and other
about alcohol. MADD continued to train its staff, as well as parents, law
adults—to utilize evidence-based strategies for underage drinking prevention
Chapter and told them she wanted to speak about her experience – to
enforcement, school leaders, and community members, to implement
that lead toward long-term outcomes, such as community assessments and
prevent the same thing from happening to other families. It wasn’t long
the Power of Parents® program. The program includes a research-based
toolkits to mobilize parents, teens, and others in the community to work
before she was sharing Casey’s story at Wyoming Victim Impact Panels.
handbook, delivered to parents of teens through 30-minute parent
on projects that change community norms and systems around underage
Debbie was clearly becoming an asset to the MADD chapter – answering
workshops, which was adapted from Dr. Robert Turrisi’s handbook for
drinking. These efforts, which include supporting law enforcement,
calls, sending out mailings and working with volunteers.
college freshman, in order to influence parenting behavior to prevent
generating media awareness, partnering with legislators to enact policies,
underage drinking and maintain the 21 Minimum Drinking Age Law. In
and reducing social and retail access to alcohol, are designed to change the
MADD National Conference in Washington, D.C. She did such a fine job
2012, we reached one parent every 30 minutes with the critical tools to
environment in which underage drinking occurs.
that she was asked to speak again in April, 2012 at the PowerTalk 21 Press
have potentially lifesaving conversations with their teens about alcohol.
We also began to build out MADD’s Power of You(th) program
®
In an effort to engage parents, youth, and communities around
underage drinking prevention during a very key time of the year when
Soon after the presentation she contacted the MADD Central Wyoming
In September, 2012, Debbie spoke at the Power of Parents breakfast at
Conference in Washington.
At the press conference, held at the National Press Club, Debbie was given
because teens have more power than they might think when it comes
underage drinking is prevalent—prom, graduation, spring break—MADD
the opportunity to speak to parents around the nation about the importance
to saying no to alcohol. In July 2012, teens in MADD’s National Teen
held its second annual PowerTalk 21® day, a national day on April 21st
of talking with their kids about alcohol. She was also interviewed by several
Influencer Group were selected through a nomination process and national
to start talking about alcohol. Wyoming volunteer Debbie Taylor spoke to
TV networks and newspapers included Fox News and USA Today.
video contest, then flown to the MADD National Office to provide input
the nation about losing her 18-year-old son Casey to alcohol poisoning in
on a teen booklet, the 411 on Teen Drinking, which empowers teens to
2002. (See sidebar for full story.)
“Speaking in Washington made me feel like Casey’s story can make a
difference to a lot of other parents.”
resist peer pressure and influence other teens to make smart decisions about
alcohol. MADD’s Power of You(th) first and second National Teen Video
Contests encouraged teens to create a short video that illustrates the power
that youth have to take a stand against underage drinking. By encouraging
teens to take a stand, they can mobilize other teens to do the same and
work together in their schools and communities to reduce social and retail
access to alcohol.
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KeEping kids Safe and Roads Safe
Stepping Up to Raise mission funds
With a growing group of national program partners, such as the
The program is a comprehensive guide to strategically coordinate the
National Football League (NFL), National Parent Teacher Association
efforts of the national organization by forming a local committee structure
ago to consider organizing a Walk Like MADD event in Virginia Beach,
(PTA), American Association of School Administrators (AASA), National
to recruit and train volunteers to provide MADD’s services, standardized
with a fundraising goal of $5,000, Kaye said, “We can do better than that.”
Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), and others, MADD
evidence-based programs, and education and awareness activities, with the
And boy did they. In 2011, they raised $30,000. In 2012, they raised
has and will continue to reach parents in order to influence kids on
ultimate goal of strengthening MADD’s mission to stop drunk driving,
$35,000 and this spring, they raised $32,000.
PowerTalk 21 day and throughout the year to prevent underage drinking
support victims of this violent crime, and prevent underage drinking. By
and maintain 21 as the minimum drinking age, with the ultimate goal of
doing so, we lock shields together to protect families and save more lives.
keeping kids safe and roads safe.
The power of MADD’s grassroots following could be seen in full force
When MADD volunteers Bob and Kaye Walsh were asked three years
After their daughter Robin was killed in 1997 by a drunk driver with
prior convictions, Bob and Kaye became MADD volunteers.
“We’ve built wonderful relationships with everyone in our community.”
in September 2012 when more than 500 MADD volunteers and staff
Kaye says that all of the items needed for the walk, water, snacks, plaques,
than all illegal drugs combined—MADD offices partnered with schools
members descended onto Washington, D.C. to attend the 2012 MADD
even trash cans – are all donated by local grocery stores. Home Depot and
during Red Ribbon Week in October to encourage young people to live
National Conference. The three-day conference provided training on best
Target donate gift cards that become prizes given out at the Walk.
an alcohol and drug-free life. The Power of You(th) teen booklets were
practices for MADD’s programs and services, a national Candlelight Vigil
distributed to help teens take a stand against underage alcohol use, as well
of hope and healing and a day of advocacy on Capitol Hill.
Also, since alcohol is the most commonly used drug by youth—more
as MADD’s Power of Parents research-based handbook to equip parents to
have potentially lifesaving conversations about alcohol with their kids.
Building Capacity
MADD is committed to eliminating drunk driving, serving victims of
this violent crime, and preventing underage drinking. The thousands of
lives saved by changing laws and policies, supporting law enforcement,
and educating the public, among many of MADD’s programs, can be
contributed to the grassroots support and tireless work of a few staff
members and thousands of volunteers across the nation. The dedicated
staff and volunteers have provided programs and services that have
literally changed the landscape of America with regards to drunk driving.
But thousands of lives are still lost each year, due to the tragedy of a 100
percent preventable crime, and we have much more work to do. That
is why MADD also took 2012 as an opportunity to grow our ranks by
U.S. Paralympian Kari Miller spoke at a lunch honoring MADD’s
Those relationships also include the Commonwealth of Virginia’s
Attorney General’s office and the Navy, two of their biggest supporters.
Bob says that the Walk teams from these two sponsors are very
partners in traffic safety, legislative affairs and media. She shared her story
competitive. “They donate a lot of money, but they really want the
of losing both of her legs in a drunk driving crash and her fight to become a
plaques,” Bob says with a chuckle.
silver medalist as a member of the U.S. Paralympic Sitting Volleyball Team.
The same grassroots spirit on display in Washington, D.C. was also
Kaye says their walk events are successful because people want to know
that MADD is doing something with their donations and when people
exhibited in more than 40 cities across the country at Walk Like MADD®
come out to Mt. Trashmore Park they see that we really are. They meet
events in 2012. The events provide the opportunity for communities
each other, they talk about MADD, they talk about how drunk driving has
to come together to take steps in the name of safer roads and healthier
impacted their lives, they know everything has been donated and that their
families. Many of these events were completely volunteer-led, such as
community supports MADD’s work to save lives.
a Walk in Virginia Beach organized by volunteers Bob and Kay Walsh.
They’ve have raised more than $30,000 each year by building strong
“You have to show the community that MADD’s going to do something
for their money,” Kaye says. “The WALKS do just that!”
relationships in their community. (See sidebar for complete story.) In total,
more than 30,000 participants took part in one of these fun, familyoriented events.
recruiting more people into its cause by launching a Volunteer Program:
Driven to Save Lives™.
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NTTA
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PM Solutions
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Jason Sinykin
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Octopus Car Wash
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Ultimate Software
United Way
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Catherine Says
Cathy Andreozzi
Cedric Vanzura
Central Kia Group
Ceres Foundation Inc.
Chad Slater
Chaplain Corps Accounting Center
Charles Bunnell
Charles Heaton
Charles Martindale
Charles Maund Toyota
Charles Richardson
Charter
Chevron Humankind
Children’s Health Center
Chris Dolloff
Chris Hayes
Chris Johnson
Christensen Law Offices
Christina Laughery
Christine Connolly
Christine Forsythe
Christine Fronczak
Christine Reseigh
Christopher Tanner
Chrysti Carpenter
Cincy Esquer
Cindy Leone
City of Austin
City of Clarksburg
City of Glendora
City of Gun Barrel City
City of Lake Mary
City of Ocoee
City of San Antonio
City of Winter Park
Clara Arbocco
Clayton Eley
Clayton Motors
Cleve Henderson
Cliff & Deborah White
Colleen Muhr
Colorado River Indian Tribes
Columbus Equipment Company
Community Foundation
Community Foundation of New Jersey
Community Savings Bank
Community Service Association
Community Service Fund of Nebraska
Community Shares Inc
Compass Healthcare Inc
Corvette Club of Kansas City, MO
Cory Zelnik
Covert Buick, Inc.
Cox Target Media
Cubic Corp
Current Marketing Inc
Curtis Freeman
Cyndee Graham
Cynthia Bryson
Cynthia Riedinger
Cynthia Schoenfeld
D.B. Dupont
D. Richard Mead Charitable Foundation
Damion Hammock
Dan Kelley
Dan Prosser
Dane Dowell
Daniel & Cheryl Rothe
Daniel Dolan
Daniel Erickson
Daniel Erickson
Daniel Grobe
Daniel Heffner
Daniel Schmitt & Company
Daniels Funeral Home
Darla Postil
Darlene Thomas
Davi Hoffman
David Bain
David Baker
David Claassen
David Dockery
David Hoffman
David Kerby
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Donors
David L. Kaltman Memorial Golf Tournament
David Majewski
David Miller
David Rigby
David S. Petrie
David Wuthnow
Davis Law Group
DC Rentals LLC
Dean Taitz
Deanna Cashmere
Debbie Crady
Debbie Heckes
Debbie Weir
Deborah Jo Rennels
Deborah Richards
Debra Horton
Debra Lazrove
Debra Marquis
Deirdre Anglin
Delane Overton
Delaware County Board of Fire & Safety
Dellecker, Wilson, King, McKenna, Ruffier & Sos, LLP
Deloris Petty
Delta Downs Race Track
Dena Tadros
Denise L. Cool
Denise Lindsay
Dennis Bolton Enterprises
Dennis Chavez
Dennis Clark
Derrick Odom
Derrick Riley
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Dione Brown Guardianship
Dobbs & Tittle PC
Dolores James
Don Chester
Don Kimber
Dona Ana County
Donald Tracy
Donna Kasmer
Doris Bridgeman
Dorothy G. Griffin
Dorothy Templeton
Douglas Bacon
Douglas Ciampa
Douglas Roberts
Draeger Safety Diagnostics, Inc.
Drawing Proceeds
Drew Bolles
Drury Hotels
Duke NROTC
Dulcinea Rakestraw
Dustin Miller
Dustin’s Place
Dwayne Rollins
E. Pierce Marshall, Jr.
Eastern Suffolk BOCES
Ed & Mary Heath
Eddy Cantor
Edward J. Kelly
Edward Walker
Elaine G. Scully
Elana Flaumenhaft
Elizabeth Carter
Elizabeth Manis
Elizabeth McCann
Elizabeth Sobala
Elizabeth Steele
Ellen & Clarence Peterson Foundation
Elliott Glicksman
Emerson Charitable Trust
Emil B. Karawan
Emilio Pedreanez
Emily Clines
Emily Marino
Entergy Corporation
Enterprise
Enviro-Clean Inc.
Epifano LLC
Eric Olson
Erie Insurance
Estate of Donald E Myrick
Estate of Kevin Magee
Estate of Maureen B Rosenston
Estate of Ruth Blum
Estate of Vera M Sunday
Estee Lauder Inc.
Esther B. Kahn Charitable Foundation
Ethan A. Lerner
Evelyn Hedy
Explorers Club
ExxonMobil Foundation
Fairmount Mortuary
Felipe Paraguya
Fernandez & Hernandez
Fernandez Cleaning Team
FHB Employees
Fiesta San Antonio
First Baptist Church Lakeland
First Hawaiian Bank Employees
First Insurance Charitable Foundation
First Presbyterian Church Mission Fund
Floyd Jones
Foodland Super Market
Foundation for the Carolinas
Frances Francis
Frances Munez Carter
Francis Bolte
Francisco Lopez
Frank Howard
Fraser & Souweidane, P.C.
Fred T. Wolkoff
Fredrick R. Weisman Art Foundation
Frenkel & Frenkel
Fresno Police Department
Fresno Regional Foundation
Frickey Law Firm
G. Stephens
G.W Miller
Gaedeke Group
Gail Ellstein
Gail Walker
Gap Inc.
Gapsch’s Carstar Collison Cent
Gary Anderson
Gary Briefel
Gary Landis
Gary Plutzer
Gayle Greenwood
GE Foundation
Geneva Thorndike
Gerald Bayreuther
Gerald Furner
Geraldine Cafaro
Gertrude Goff
Gil Shiva
Gillis Thomas
Give With Liberty
Glen Allen
Glen Barnett
Glenn Forgan
Global Impact
Goldberg, Meanix, McCallin & Muth
Gordon Joost
Gordon Robbins
Grace Jordan
Graciela Talamantes
Grant Hunter
Greater Ozarks Mustang Club
Greater San Antonio Transportation
Gregory Rogers
Griffin Petroleum Co.
Groupon
Gulf Ice Systems
H Butler-Brown
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Donors
H. Rocker Electric Co., Inc.
Haley Buick GMC
Halliburton
Hans Shmigelski
Harriet Holmes
Harvey L. Miller
Hawaii Hotel Industry Foundation
Hazel Crust
HCA
Healthcare Fiscal Management, Inc.
Heart of Florida United Way
Heath Quinnelly
Heather Butler-Brown
Heather Smith
H-E-B
Helen Hall
Henry Helgeson
Henry M. Quincannon, Jr.
Herman Law Firm LLC
Hernandez & Fernandez
Heymann Foundation
HG2 Emergency Lighting LLC
Highlands Parent Teacher Counc
Hiway Federal Credit Union
Hollands Bicycles
Houghton Law Firm
Howard Calhoun
Howard Licht
Howard Nations
Huaco Tribe/Redmen Bingo
Hyman Family Foundation
Hyundai Capital America
Hy-Vee
Ian Miller
IBM
ICF
ICF International
IK Frankfort -7120
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Ilma Colon
Ina Jones
Indian Rocks Rotary Foundation, Inc.
Inge Staton
Inventory Locator Service, Inc. (ILS)
Itw
J Benson Construction Corporat
J Boynton
J. F. Bannan
J. S. Broder
Jack Morris
Jack Schillinger
Jackie Atkins
Jacklynn Lee
Jacksonville FratOrder Police
Jacqueline Berry
Jacqueline Glass
Jacqueline McKeigue
Jaime Esparza
Jake’s Firestone
Jake’s Fireworks
James & Susan Hunnewell, Jr.
James Arrington
James Chalat
James Distasio
James Flaherty
James Kozlowski
James Penn
James Pitman
James Rill
Jamie McDonnell
Jamila Booker
Jane Brandt
Janet Acord
Janet Bergman
Janet Katz
Janet Ramsdell
Jason Fischbeck
Jay Howell
Jay Lopez
Jean Perrott
Jean Ritchie
Jeanne Ware
Jeff Filley
Jeff Smith
Jeffrey Corzine
Jeffrey Rusinow
Jenna Fielder
Jennifer Anderson-Romero
Jennifer Barrie
Jennifer Jones
Jennifer Sanbar
Jennifer Taylor
Jerome Liberatore
Jerry Brown
Jerry Burd
Jerry Stanton
Jesse Rowland
Jesse Wenck
Jhamandas Watumull Fund
Jill Midkliff
Jill Nicholson
Jim Dodson
Jim Dodson Law
Jim Palkovic
JK Group
Joan McCullagh
Joan Robles
Joanne Eaton Iorns
Joanne H. Mcmullin
Joanne T. Greenspun
Joe A. Neuman
Joe Ketaner
Joe Strauss Foundation
Joel Friedman
Joesph & Amalia Singler
Joey Flynn
Johan Eveland
John & Ruth Leclaire
John A. Sellon Charitable
John Ansbach
John Buser
John Buysman
John Carroll
John Clarke
John Coburn
John D. Gannett
John Hodgins
John Houghton
John Kampeter
John Kemble
John Krauss
John Leavitt
John LoMonte
John McNamee
John Oneill
John R. Leclaire
John Smith
John T. Fredrickson
John Taylor
Johns Hopkins University
Jon Norman
Jon Pool
Jonni Conant
Joram Magessa
Jordan Marcus
Jose Gonzalez
Joseph Andreozzi
Joseph Biscan
Joseph Glass
Joseph Tringali
Joseph Vitale
Josephine Chen
Josephine Habiby
Joyce Francis
Joyce Gaffrey
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Donors
Juan Gaddis
Judith Craig
Judy Eicher
Judy Utter
Julie Paulson
KAH Foundation
Kalina Wong
Kara Whitfield
Karen Golz
Karen Wright
Kate Swanson
Katherine Marcellus
Kathleen & Laurence Flora
Kathleen Flora
Kathleen Getty
Kathleen McCarthy
Kathryn & John Nelson
Kathy Cook
Kathy Geary
Kathy Miller
Katie Bonnema
Katie DeCubellis Memorial
Katie Hargrove
Kazan McKinney
Kei Kesselring
Keit
Keith Franz
Keith Kesselring
Keith Smith
KEJS Power106
Keri Wilson
Kerye J. Jackson
Kevin Bates
Kevin Dolan
Kevin Marciano
Kevin Walkover
Kim Krause
Kimball Peele
Kimberly Bussey
Kimberly Power
Kimone Williams
Kirk Kendrick
Kohl’s
Kohl’s Cares
Krista Moses
Kristen Mertz
Kristin Zisson
Kristina Shaw
Kristine Long
Kroger
La Reyna
Laconia Savings Bank
LaGrange Elementary
Lakota, Inc.
Lamar Ball
Landscape Resources
LaSalle Academy
Laser Technology
Laura Mountain
Law Office of Albert V Carocci
Law Office of Dan Rose
Law Office of Ivey Scarborough
Law Office of Neil Flit
Law Office of Sara Powell
Law Office of Stephen A. Burro
Law Offices of Gary Green
Law Offices of Keith Ligori
Law Offices of Steven R. Rubenstein
Law Offices of Vic Feazell, P.C.
Lawrence Buck
Lawrence Goldberg
Lawrence L Jones II
Lear Family
Lenovo Corp
Leslie Cohen
Leslie Hull
Lester & Grace Maslow Foundation
Lewis A. Kingsley Foundation
Liberty Mutual Group
Linda Gorman
Linda K. Walsh
Linda Libby
Linda Shriver
Linda Walsh
Linda Yellin
Lisa Contreras
Lisa Magoun
Lisa Moneuse
Lisa Siegartel
Living Faith Christian Center
Lldy & Skip Poliner
Lois W. Dyk
Lois Whitman
Lokey Charities
Lori Anderson
Lori Whitford
LoRicco, Trotta & LoRicco, LLC.
Luhrsen Law Group
Luigi Moccia
Luke Lingle
Luke’s Legacy
Lyle Wilson
Lynne McEneny
M Gordon
M. J. Gordon Co.
Mackenzie Harris
Malik Mamdani
Mansfield Summit High School
Manuel Porth
Marc & Tracy Schwimmer
Marc Scherr
Marc Skertic
Marchand Machinery Maintenance Co.
Margaret R. Kaplen
Margot Carlson
Maria Garcia
Maria Ham
Maria Mitchell
Maria Montalvo
Maria Montenegro
Maria Vera
Maria Wright
Marin Community Foundation
Marjorie Roberts
Mark & Katy Dickson
Mark Brand
Mark Bryant
Mark Demasie
Mark Heller
Mark Humphrey
Market Basket
Marlene Farbstein
Marlene Young
Marlise Skinner
Marna Tippin
Martin Harding & Mazzotti LLP
Mary Ann Mattoon
Mary E Dooner Foundation Inc
Mary Joe N Crosby
Mary Lambert
Mary Miller
Mary Pham
Mary Smith
Maryland Charity Campaign
Matthew & Carol Shedd
Matthew Cooper
Matthew Kelley
Maxine Gonzales
McDowell Inc.
Mead Charitable Foundation
Meagan McCain Memorial Fund
Meg Green
Melinda Jones
Melissa Bendure
Melony Carawan
Melvin Kamins
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Donors
Melvyn Lefkowitz
Members Give
Mendon F Schutt
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
Merck Partnership for Giving
Mervin Miller
Met Life
Metal Management Nashville LLC
Methodist Hospital
Metro PCS
MHR Sonic Of Phoenix LLC
Miami Dolphins Foundation
Miami-Dade County Association of Chiefs of Police
Michael & Susan Shay
Michael Baker Engineering Inc.
Michael Davila
Michael E. Fox
Michael Goodove
Michael Hurley
Michael Miller
Michael Olson
Michael Pettine
Michael S. Turner
Michael Shay
Michael Shurtleff
Michael Terry-Lloyd
Michael Turner
Michael Yraceburn
Michelle Becker
Michelle Hinds
Michelle Noblitt
Microsoft
Mid-South Lighting
Midtown Centre LLC
Miguel Menegazzo Cane
Mikiko Walker
Milton Kay
Mindy Huddleston
Miriam Holding
Mitchell Pines
MJ Sullivan
Monge & Associates
Monica Alvarez
Monitech Inc
Mountain State Hands On
Mr & Mrs Gerson
Mulkey Engineering
Mulkey Inc
Muriel Mersereau
N.A. TD Bank
Nakia Roddy
Nancy Keller
Nancy Ritchie
Nancy Taylor
Nancy Wilson
National Beverage Corporation
National Christian Foundation
National Coalition for Safer Roads
National Philanthropic Trust
National Traffic Safety Coalition
Neil Crosby
Neil Flit
New Belgium Brewing Co.
New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union
Nexgen Public Safety Solutions LLC
Nexus
Nexus Health Systems LTD
Nicholas and Megan Ellinger
Nicholas Lance
Nicholas Nevius
Nicholas Peters
Nick Huffine
Nicole Hutchinson
Norman Knight
North Providence High School
Northern Trust Charitable Giving
Northern Trust Company
NROTC Carrie Shoemaker Fund
NuBilt Restoration & Construction
O’Charley’s Inc.
Ocoee Police Department
Ofelia Roca
Oliver Smithies
Orange County Sheriff ’s Office
Our Families For First Corp
Owen McCord
Pa Gilbreath
Pablo Espinoza
Pacific Western Bank
Pamela Armstrong
Pamela Pitchford
Pamela Romanow
Paragon Casino Resort
Paragon Water Solutions, Inc.
Parnall Law Firm
Patricia Gilbreath
Patricia Lake
Patricia Smith
Patrick Bergmann
Patsy M. Graham
Pattonville School District
Paul Ammann
Paul Herstein
Paul Jacobs
Paul Shive
Paul Valente
Pawderosa Ranch
Peach Movers
Pearl Browne
Pelco
Pete Henderson
Peter Erdoes
Peter Mandell
Peter Mcmillan
Peter Sender
PG&E Corporation
Philip Gerson
Phyllis Friedman
Pierce Wealth Partners Fund
Plastic Service Centers, Inc.
Pooran Ramjattan
Port Madison Enterprises
Precision Tune Advertising Co-Op
Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation
Pro-Tech Auto Accessories
Publix Super Markets Charities
R. C. Bigelow
R. L. Jordan Oil Co.
R. Michael Clark
Ra Pisciotta
Rabinowitz Swartz Taliaferro S
Rafael Davila
Ragland & Jones, LLP
Raleigh-Durham Road Builders
Ralph Jones Sheet Metal
Ralph Wetherington
Ramsey Daya
Rand Eye Institute
Randalls
Rapid Wheelmen Bicycle Club
Ratner Family Foundation
Ravenna United Fund Inc.
Ray Carter
Raymond James Charitable Foundation
Raymond Moore
Razoo Foundation
Reddish Foundation Inc.
Regional Advisory Council TSAG
Regions Morgan Keegan Trust
Rembish & LaSaracina LLC
Renee Varela
Resource One
Reyes & Associates PC
Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association
Rhonda Hoffman
Rich Benavides
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Donors
Richard Benavides
Richard Dadeks
Richard Fernandez
Richard Flyg
Richard Geronemus
Richard Harbison
Richard Hatzel
Richard Lopez
Rick Rose
Ridgewood Savings Bank
Robby Gupta
Robert & Judith Burger
Robert Adler
Robert Armstrong
Robert Bell
Robert Brown
Robert Cahill
Robert Chambers
Robert Collette
Robert Debry
Robert Gilmore
Robert Harteveldt
Robert Kilian
Robert Lovett
Robert Moneymaker
Robert Smith
Robert Weltzer
Robin Bergen
Roger Feinthel
Ronald Friedman
Ronald Stanke
Ronald Taticek
Ronda Phillips
Rory O’Connor
Rosaidys Aranda
Rosalind White
Rosalinda Loza
Ross Stokes
Ross Taff
Rotary Club of Innsbrook
Rotary Club of Woonsocket
Royal Homes
Royal Rodgers
Ruane
Ruby Tuesday
Rudolph Giuliani
Ruth F. Cook
Ruth G. Sparks
Ryan Hughes
S Schutzbank
S. FL Council Firefighters Charities
Safeway Inc
Sage Kotsenburg
Saint Alphonsus
Sally Cross
Sally Ganem
Salvatore Lamonica
Sam S. Safir
Sam’s Club
Samuel C Cantor
Samuel Palmissano
Samuel Safir
San Antonio Broom Factory
San Antonio Police Office Association
Sancho Gas & Oil Company
Sandra Bunch
Sandra Smith
Sandy Nugent
Sanford Schenbart
Sara Stulga
Sarina Stogel
Schiff Hardin Foundation
Schilliger Foundation Inc
Scott Baugh
SE Revenue Earned Golf Outing
Sea Wire & Cable, Inc.
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Sempra Utilities Company
Seneca Johnson
Several Anonymous
Shamrock Floor Covering
Shannon Skelton
ShareFest Community Development
Shari Taylor
Sharo Thaler
Sharon Conley
Sharon Foltz
Sharon Myatt
Sharon Thaler
Shawna Wall
Shirley Bealor
Shirley Hackleman
Shirley Sayre Memorial 5K
Shirley Stephens
Showmasters
Siemens Caring Hands Foundation
Snapping Shoals Electric Membership Corporation
Soheil Fakhimi
Southern California Gas Company
Southern Humbolt Community
Southwest Capital Bank
St. Edward School
St. John Neumann Church Youth
Stacey’s Voice
Stan Partee
Stanley Schutzbank
State of FL - MVR
Steiner Sports Memorabilia
Stephen Burres
Stephen Burroughs
Stephen Gavel
Stephen Lewis
Stephen O’Donnell
Steve Krutzfeldt
Steve Peterson
Steve Salowe
Steve Terry
Steven Benvenisti
Steven Burroughs
Steven Carlson
Steven Caudill
Steven Majewski
Steven Terry
Steven/ Lenore Newman Family
Stewart Colton
Stewart’s Foundation
Stewart’s Shops Corp.
Stupp Bros., Inc.
Sue Sunberg
Suffolk County Police Benevolent Association (PBA)
Summitt High School
Suntrust
Super Salvage Inc.
Susan Ciano
Susan Coffey
Susan Cook
Susan Krauth
Susan McKneely
Sven E Siemen Revocable Trust
Tamara Shrader
Tammy Blackledge
Tampa General Hospital
Tanya Dabir Vaziri
Tara Valente
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Tawna Wolfe
Terri Halle
Tersteeg’s Rabbitry
Texas Health Resources
Texas Holdem Fundraiser
The 1830 Family Foundation
The Blitz Family
The Cades Foundation
The Cash Linq Group
The Community Foundation
The Daniel Foundation of AL
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Donors
The Demas Law Group
The Folger Coffee Company
The Glickenhaus Foundation
The Hartford
The Kroger Company Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
The Oakland Raiders
The Patrol Stroll
The San Francisco Foundation
The Shepherd’s Hand
The Sobel Family Foundation
The Wanona Foundation
The Waynes Walk Foundation
The Wellmark Foundation
The Womble Law Firm
The Wright Pawn & Jewelry Company
Theresa Ferayorni
Think Magazine/East City Grill
Thomas Dewar
Thomas Wellington
Thomas Werner
Thompson & Knight LLP
Threlkeld & Company Insurance
Timothy D & Mary K Foundation
Timothy Guion
Toby Garcia
Todd Ori
Todd Sirks
Tom C White Foundation
Tomo Lee
Toni Clark
Tori Farmer
Tori Lynn Andreozzi Foundation
Torrent Laboratory
Town & Country Police Charity Fund
TowneBank
Tracy Brugette
Tracy Moore
Tracy Stewart
Traffic Injury Prevention Society
Tranquil Shores
Travis Carpenter
Treasurer of Pima County
Trees & Wreaths
Trevor Coburn
Triangle Trot Participants
Trinity Health
Truist
TSR Law - Steven J Terry
Tucson Medical Center
Turan Foley Motors
U.S Border Patrol Patricia W. Smith
United Auburn Indian Community
United Methodist Neighborhood
United Quest Financial
United Road Towing
United Way of Central MD
United Way of Greater Ft Hood
United Way of Greater Triangle
United Way of Rusk County
University of California, San Diego
University of Central Florida
University of Florida Health Sciences Center (HSC)
Ursula Alletag
US Bank
USAA
USAA Foundation
Utility Design Services, Inc.
Valerie Bagwan
Valpak
Vardina Wind
Venturas Carstar Collision
Venture School
Vic Feazell P.C
Vicki Cascio
Vicki Flores
Vickie Rosskam
Vicky Snowden
Victoria Henry
Victoria Nourafchan
Vida Negrete
Virginia De Lima
Virginia Dorman
Virginia Lippert
W Lynch Foundation
Waldbaum Family Foundation
Walgreens
Wallan Family
Warren Lodge No. 51
Waste Management
Waterway Gas and Wash
Watson W Wise Foundation
Wawona Foundation
Weinstein Law
Weist Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Wendell Maldonado
Wendy J Padden Memorial Foundation
Wendy Sims
West Boca Hearing Center
Western Coating Co., Inc.
White River Planning
Whitney Young Children’s Foundation
Wiedenbach Brown Co
Wiedenbach Brown, Inc.
Will Lamb
Will Womble
Willbros United States Holding, Inc.
William Bowers
William Gleason
William J. Mazzei
Williamson Automotive
Wilson Trophy Co of California
Winter Park Police Department
Wolf Creek Charitable Foundation
World Vision
WorldBank Community Connection Fund
WS Young Plaza
WW Lynch Foundation
Yale New Haven Hospital
Yelp
Yeobani A. Aragon
Yeobani Lara
Yolanda Aguirre
Yuji Funai
Yvette Solis
Yvonne Melvill
Yvonne Meziere
Zebersky Payne, LLP
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Financial Highlights
Year ended December 31, 2012
2012
numbers are in (000’s)
Assets
Cash and cash equivalents
$ 10,224
Investments, at market value
11,355
Receivables, net
1,726
Contributions receivable, net
1,335
Prepaid expenses and other
634
Literature and supplies
320
Property and equipment, net
21
Total assets
25,615
Year ended December 31, 2012
TemporarilyPermanently 2012
Unrestricted
RestrictedRestrictedTotal
numbers are in (000’s)
Revenues
Individual contributions and net special events
$ 12,056
$
79
$
-
$ 12,135
Corporations and foundations
3,486
1,654
- 5,140
Government grants
8,748
16
- 8,764
In-kind 3,508
-
-3,508
Victim impact panel fees
6,086
-
- 6,086
Licenses, promotions and other
2,636
-
- 2,636
36,520 1,749
-
38,269
Net assets released from restrictions
989
(989)
-
-
Liabilities and net assets
Accounts payable
Accrued liabilities
Deferred revenue & rent
20
2,641
167
2,828
Total revenues
37,509
760
-
38,269
Net assets22,787
Expenses
Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving
12,832
-
- 12,832
Victim Services
11,199
-
- 11,199
Underage Drinking Prevention
4,074
-
- 4,074
Management and general
3,201
-
- 3,201
Fundraising 5,445
-
-5,445
Net assets at end of year
Total liabilities
$
25,615
Total expenses
36,751
Provision for Income Taxes
(174)
Change in net assets
Net assets at beginning of year
584
20,531
Net assets at end of year
21,115
$
$
Services provided
Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving
Victim Services
Underage Drinking Prevention
Management and General
Fundraising
Public support and revenue
Individual contributions and net special events
Victim impact panel fees, licenses & other
Government grants, corporations, foundations & in-kind
-
- 36,751
760
902
1,662
2012
$
- 1,344
10 21,443
10
$22,787
2012
35%
30%
11%
9%
15%
100%
2012
32%
23%
45%
100%
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