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As we leave 2012, about to embarkon our 40th year as the Gay Allianceof the Genesee Valley, we do soin celebration of your contributions and thewonderful accomplishments achieved to sustainour fine organization.2012 brought us a few changes at the GayAlliance, starting with a fond farewell to SueCowell who left her ED post to help re-electLouise Slaughter. We can’t thank Sue enoughfor her many years of devotion to the GayAlliance. We soon welcomed Anne Wakeman asInterim ED. During her tenure the Gay Allianceprogram leaders created a nationally recognizedintergenerational program, as well as transferringthe records of the Helping People with AIDSorganization to the Smithsonian Museum. Thetransfer was made possible through three yearsof diligent work from the Records and ArchivesGrant interns. In October, we hired a formerinterim ED, Joanne Giuffrida, as our BusinessManager in a part-time capacity to help usmanage operations and maintain efficienciesas we focus on our leadership strategy for thefuture.Even though we raised over 50,000 at theend of 2011 during our first donor sponsored 25,000 Challenge Grant, we still entered 2012with a deficit of 15,638. We were also facinganother year of shrinking grant support andsadly had to reduce staff to three full-time andtwo part-time positions, even though demandcontinues to grow for our community education,youth and senior programs.On a happier note, we have much to be proudof as we continue to achieve success as anorganization and experience unparalleled civilrights changes as a community.s 7HAT AN AMAZING VICTORY AND HISTORICALevent we all experienced last summer withour right to marry!s 4HE COMPLETE COLLECTION OF The EmptyCloset – that’s 40 years of New York’soldest LGBT newspaper – was transferredfor archival storage to the Smithsonian onNovember 30, 2012.s )N THE 0RESIDENT STATED THAT HE NOlonger supported DOMA and sometime earlyin 2013 the United States Supreme Court willhear a case that may recognize LGBT peopleas a protected class.We continue to thank the Gay Alliance leaders,dedicated board trustees, members andvolunteers along with our community leaderswho have participated in every step of thesecourageous transformational changes.During the last two months, we as Co-Presidentsof the Board have met with over twentycommunity leaders to discuss the future of theGay Alliance and how we can most effectivelyserve the needs of the LGBT community. Weexpect to announce our vision in early February,a time when we will be fiscally stable, enablingus to continue to attract the visionary leadershipnecessary to meet the needs and aspirations forthe current generation and generations to come.On a final note, as we look back on 2012 andthe struggles and triumphs of years past, wehope you’ll join us in 2013 as we turn forty andbecome even more fabulous! Please participatein our year long fundraising celebration andstay tuned for the Fall premiere of Shouldersto Stand On, a documentary showcasing ourpioneers and our community, made possiblewith your generous contributions and support.Emily JonesW. Bruce Gorman
Gay Alliance ProgramsIn the 2011 Annual Report we providedyou with what we proposed to do in2012 to stay relevant with all of ourprograms. Below are the results thatwere generated in 2012 to sustain andgrow our impact on the community.Educationand OutreachTo Stay Relevant: It is critical that we expandour capacity to provide community education,professional development and training inresponse to increased calls from schools,medical systems, senior care providers and otherlocal organizations.2012 Results:s Worked with the Jewish Community Centerto co-sponsor the traveling exhibit from theUS Holocaust Memorial Museum, “The NaziPersecution of Homosexuals,” with collaborativevolunteer coordination and eight weeks of relatedprogramming.s Provided 160 Educational sessions, reachingnearly 4000 individuals, mostly in the WesternNY area.s Provided Technical Assistance to five differentorganizations on LGBT inclusive documentationfor service delivery.s Produced full training curriculum and educationalsupport material for the University of Rochester.s Partnered with Wegmans School of Pharmacyat St John Fisher College to provide professionaldevelopment for area Pharmacists onTransgender identity.s Provided customized training for educators onLGBT concerns as they relate to the Dignity forAll Students Acts Created a Transgender Special section in theFebruary Empty Closet and online for agenciesto download in an effort to focus attentionon less visible members of the LGBT community.s Spoke on Many Visions Many Voices, 1370Connections, interviewed for USAToday,Democrat & Chronicle, City Newspaperand WROC TV, WHAM and other mediaopportunities.Thanks to our 2012 Volunteerss 6OLUNTEER HOURS APPROX s 6OLUNTEER 0RIDE HOURS APPROX s 4OTAL ACTIVE VOLUNTEERS APPROX s !CTIVE 0RIDE VOLUNTEERS s 0ERCENT OF STRAIGHT ALLIES IN VOLUNTEER POOLapprox. 20%In 2012 Education and OutreachPresentations were made to:Aging & Adult Services/Catholic Family CenterAIDS Clinic at University of RochesterAmericorpsBath VA Medical Center HomeBOCES 2Brockport LibraryBrockport Unitarian/Universalist FellowshipCanandaigua VA Medical Center HomeCenter for Teen EmpowermentChildren’s Mental Health Coalition of WNY’sBullying Prevention ConferenceChurchville/Chili Central School DistrictConsumer Credit CounselingCoordinated Care Services, IncCorning IncorporatedCrime Victim’s ConferenceDePaul PROSDignity/IntegrityEast Rochester Elementary SchoolEastman School of MusicEdison High School Project SearchEducation Conference at SUNY BrockportExcellus BCBSFirst Unitarian ChurchFirst Universalist ChurchGeva TheaterGreater Rochester Area Partnership for theElderlyGreater Rochester Collaborative MSW ProgramHalpern Education CenterHealth Symposium at SUNY BrockportHilton High SchoolHobart and William Smith CollegeJewish Community CenterLeadership Genesee ProgramLifeSpan EldersourceMayo ClinicMental Health AssociationMonroe Community College’s BullyingConferenceMonroe County Preventive Services Coalition’sAnnual ConferenceMonroe County Youth Bureau’s SOAR YouthGroupNational Council on Alcoholism & DrugDependenceNational Institute of Domestic ViolenceAwareness & PreventionNazareth CollegeNorth East Regional Prides ConventionNY Civil Liberties UnionPittsford Mendon High SchoolPlanned Parenthood Rape Crisis ServiceRochester City School DistrictRochester Institute of TechnologyRochester Kink SocietyRochester Plaza HotelRose and Joseph Denaro Interfaith CenterSafe School SummitSchool Without WallsSt. John Fisher CollegeSt. Joseph’s VillaSUNY BrockportSUNY GeneseoSUNY MorrisvilleThreshold Youth ConferenceUnited Nations Association of RochesterUniversity of RochesterUniversity of Rochester Psychiatric ResidencyProgramWebster Thomas High SchoolWebster-Schroeder High School - Alternative EdProgramWegmans School of Pharmacy at St. John FisherCollegeWheatland Chili High SchoolWinton LibraryYWCAIntergenerationalProgramsTo Stay Relevant: It is critical to continue toincrease the number of contact points we havewith youth throughout the year.2012 Results:s Held our annual Breaking the Silence eventand Big Gay Prom which each attracted over200 youth from Monroe County and other Western New York communities.s Added Royal Gender Bender to the Pride RoyalCourt competition held during Rochester Prideas a way of providing more inclusion for transand gender queer youth.s Added Teen Scene Tent to the Pride Festival.Tent admission was restricted to youth 13-23.We provided games, Michael Jackson Wii, andarts & craft activities in a comfy outdoor “livingroom” setting. Festival Headliner and formerPussycat Doll Jessica Sutta visited the tent andspoke with youth about her own experience ofbeing bullied. She took pictures with the youthand provided autographs.s Recruited 25 new volunteers to work with theProgram, primarily during Center programing.Our specific goal is to provide youth with directrole models to convey the it gets better messageand to further expose youth to members of theadult LGBT community.s Held our first leadership development summercamp. Twelve youth participated in the Out LoudOut Proud Youth Summer Camp, a one weekday camp where students practiced communication and team building skills, learned aboutLGBT history, sexual identity, healthy mind andbody and gave back to the community during acommunity service project.s The Youth program was given a major overhaulafter benchmarking other LGBT youth programs throughout the country. The top age was
dropped to 20, so now youth age out of theprogram at 21. We added 3 new support groups:Coming Out/Being Out, Gender Identity and Remix Young Adult groups. There are now 3 hoursof life skills and 1.5 hours of leadership development workshops per week. The hours were alsochanged to 3:30-7:30 so that suburban youthwho rely on parents to drive them to the Centercould participate more often. New Friday nightsocial programming was developed to give youtha healthy outlet.s New workshop leaders have been recruited foryouth programming, including Rev. Alicia HeathToby of Unity Fellowship Church of Rochester;Officer Kim Rasbeck, LGBT Liaison Officer forRochester City Police Department; Liam Knighten, Principal Dancer and Founding Member ofRochester Future Pointe Dance; and local artistThomas Somerville. Each leads one session permonth in their area of expertise.Rainbow SageTo stay relevant: It is critical to grow thecapacity of the Rainbow SAGE Program toserve increasing numbers of older LGBT adultsas the Baby Boomer generation ages, as wellas support the more serious needs of an agingpopulation.2012 Results:s Opened the Community Center twice per weekfor Rainbow SAGE day-time programming Rainbow SAGE at The Center.s Invited a number of organizations to speak toguests during day-time Center programming, including the Alzheimer’s Association, The MentalHealth Association, and Eldersource.s Accepted sponsorship of a paid internshipfrom Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield. An internfrom the Human Resources program at MonroeCommunity College was hired for this position.The intern’s responsibilities include programplanning for Rainbow SAGE at The Center,monthly phone calls to SAGE members, andwriting articles for the SAGE newsletter.s Held a number of seasonal and special events:Intergenerational Panel, Spring and Fall dances,Mary Jemison Boat Ride, Annual Picnic, RedWings Outing.s Held the Rochester premier screening of GenSilent with Named Sponsor Excellus BCBS, 99 inattendance.s Participated in National SAGE Net monthlymeeting of SAGE USA affiliates and the annualSAGE Net conference.s Moved the Rainbow SAGE Newsletter intoThe Empty Closet. It is now the SAGE Page witha monthly circulation of 5500. Previously theNewsletter was mailed to just 120 people.s Held community outreach meetings at 7local public libraries.s Met with directors of 4 senior centers inMonroe County.Empty ClosetTo stay relevant: It is critical for us tocontinue to develop resources and capacityto use the internet and social media outletsthat allow for near instant communicationwith the public.2012 Results:s The Empty Closet is now available on Facebook (EmptyClosetNews) and Twitter, (http://www.twitter.com/EmptyClosetNews)s The entire Empty Closet newspaper canbe read on line at l.htmls The Empty Closet surpassed its all timegoal for advertising revenue for a month inDecember 2012.s Karen Hagberg reminisces about the EmptyCloset in the Huffington Post, pty-closet-reminisc b 2244769.htmlPrideTo stay relevant: It is critical that Rochester’s Pride Celebration continue to grow inways that match the needs of our changingcommunity. Top priorities include increasingopportunities for families with children andolder adults to participate in the celebration.s Provided an opportunity for networking and outreach by the businesses, services and organizationsthat welcome LGBT and Allied people their friendsand families.s Celebrated the health, dignity, self respect andfreedom that come with honest and authentic livingand loving.Library/Archives andShoulders to Stand OnDocumentary ProjectTo stay relevant: It is critical not just to collectdata and materials, but to convert them to accessible formats and to maintain a collection that is easilyaccessible by the public. Completing the Shouldersto Stand On video project is a top priority.2012 Results:s Arranged for issues from the past 40 years of TheEmpty Closet to be officially sent to the Smithsonianon Nov. 30, 2012, joining the Helping People WithAIDS collection which was transferred earlier in theyear. Now four decades of Rochester LGBT historycan be consulted by scholars and will be preservedfor posterity at the University of Rochester and theSmithsonian Institute.s Videotaped over 60 pioneers and leaders of theGreater Rochester LGBT community for the Shoulders to Stand On documentary that will premiere inthe fall of 2013. Trailer for the project was premieredat the Fall 2012 Image Out Festival.s Provided a forum for Rochester to celebratethe history and accomplishments of, and for,LGBT and Allied citizens.s Placed a total of 15 record collections in permanent repositories. The Gay Alliance worked witheach organization, agency, group and/or individualto prepare the records to be placed in a permanent repository, to develop guidelines for open andrestricted access for the deeds of transfer, and toprovide assistance with the care, custody, and control of stakeholder and non stakeholder records notto be placed in permanent repositories at this time.(see below)CollectionRepository2012 Results:s Educated about the diversity, issues andgoals of the LGBT and Allied Communities.Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley . Goodstein Sexuality Archives, Cornell UniversityHelping People With AIDS . Smithsonian Museum of American History ArchivesRochester RAMS . Leather Archives, Chicago, IllinoisRainbow Seniors of Genesee Valley . Goodstein Sexuality Archives, Cornell UniversityNational Institute of AIDS Awareness . Goodstein Sexuality Archives, Cornell UniversityGay Brotherhood . U of R Rare Books and ManuscriptsGay Liberation Front. U of R Rare Books and ManuscriptsLilac Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf . Rochester Institute of Technology ArchivesGay Games Collection . Goodstein Sexuality Archives, Cornell UniversityEmpire Bears Collection. Goodstein Sexuality Archives, Cornell UniversityJay Stratton - U of R Diaries . U of R Rare Books and ManuscriptsJamie Whitbeck’s ImageOut Collection. Arts and Culture Archives, Cornell UniversityGary Hallinen’s Gay Alliance Collection . Goodstein Sexuality Archives, Cornell UniversityBruce Woolley In Touch Magazine 1973-2005 . Goodstein Sexuality Archives, Cornell UniversityMary McCrank Collection. Goodstein Sexuality Archives, Cornell University
Gay Alliance DonorsThank you to all of ourdonors in 2012, for withouttheir generosity and openarms we could not haveachieved the great stridesreached last year.Presidents Circle: 5000 annually or 20,000 lifetimeJohn AltieriEvelyn BaileyJason Barnecut and William Kearns IIIChristopher Barry and DavidOmdahlShirley Bowen and Tracy PerkinsJohn DashThomas Ferrarese and Bill GiancursioW. Bruce Gorman and Joe NardoneEmily JonesTim Mains and David GardnerAnthony MascioliDaniel and Ronald NowakTim TompkinsPegish Society: 3000 - 4999Ralph Carter Jr. and Van VanZantenSusan Cowell and Marta MaletskeMatt Haag and William SchaeferSteve SantacroceNopper Society: 1000 - 2999Robert BramletPat Collins and Judy LawrenceJudy Cranston and Lynn TavernesePatricia CriticosWilliam DeStevensJanet DonnerCinthia Garcia and Jean LazeroffJeanne GainsburgJulia Green-SewrukEmily Jones and Deborah HughesApril LuskPeter MohrMichael OswaldRobert Owens and Byung MoonPamela PolashenskiGreg Partridge and Doug PotterTom Privitere and Dan GundermanRita and GarnettaEric RodriguezPaul ScheibIvy Shelby and Anita CassanoMarilyn Tedeschi and Vicki FumiaWilliam Valenti and James WolkJamie and Sally WhitbeckBruce WoolleyAdvocate: 250 - 999Jeffrey AllenPaul Allen and David QuickStacy AllenMeredith AntonsenSuzanne AtwellKaelen AustinLon BaratzFrank Barone and S.M. WeberPam Barres and Suzanne BarresChristopher BeatoAngela Bonazinga and Cathy LewisScott BouzaJohn BraunLaurie BrewerHarry BronsonNancy BrownChristopher CalvertDavid CarpenterRobert CarrMark ChaplinAdrianne ChesserStan ClarkKevin CoffeyRichard ConnettGeorge CriticosAlan CuseoTerri CvetanDiane DaleckiMaureen DauphineeJohnathan DaweDanielle DePasquelKim DecookChristopher DickensTammy DrolletteElaine ElkinsKathy Ehrlich-SchefferLouise EpsteinRobert FarnanMark FearingScott FearingJacob FlaitzKathleen FinoccharioDennis FoleyScott FranklinEd FreedmanSharon FronabargerNancy FryCinthia GarciaNancy GardettoJohn GasparNorman GeilJoanne GiuffridaPatrick GlaveyAaron GorelickChristine GrazianoTimothy HaddixRobert HammondMichael HardyJoanne HerbstKathy HinckPaul Hoffman and Herman DiepJeffrey HoldworthNorman HortonRichard JackmanAlbert JonesPatricia JonesWilliam Kelly and Rick EasterlyWilliam H. KellyNancy LaurieCarlos LealWilfred LeBlancRoger LevyJulie LewisRichard LoceyGraham LodgeAudrey LokenChristopher LonyoMyles LynchBruce MacMillanKim MalcolmMary McCrank and Laurie HaelenJohn McIntyreDaniel MeyersIrene MeyersJames MoranChristie NesbitGlenn NixonJohn NobleDeb OppenheimerShauna O’TooleDuffy PalmerJohn ParisClaire ParkerRonald PawelczakJames PetrettaMaya PolashenskiPatricia PolcynWilliam Pritchard and MichaelMooneyShirley ReiserRandy RaetzJames RegoKellie RonaldAretha RufusJeff RunnerEdward Schell IIIHenry SchroederMatt SchwartzHannah ShellyMark SiwiecEmily SmithPaul SmithElaine SpaullDean SpongGregory SteinRobert SweeneyJason TheuerCathie TimianRyan TucholskiBlair UngerKarl VanderstouwPatricia VanmetterDavid VoisinetAnne WakemanBrigid WaterhouseBess Watts and Anne TischerAnn Weber and Marci WeberJohn B. WhiteRobert WilcoxJohn WilliamsLisa WillisChristopher WoodCynthia Woolbright and Bill SpelmanJim YostOwen ZachariasVivian ZinszerDavid ZonaMartin ZuberBusiness SponsorsSilver 3000 - 9999Nixon Peabody LLCBachelor ForumProfessional Tutoring ServicesXeroxBronze 1000 - 2999Excellus Blue Cross Blue ShieldOut and Equal NY Finger LakesTompkins EnterprisesMorgan Stanley Smith BarneyITT ExcelisHarter Secrest and EmeryMacy’sKittleberger’sMonroe Plan for Medical CareSt John Fisher CollegeNew York LifeCorningWegmansChampion 500 - 999Multi-Use Community CulturalCenter140 AlexMass Mutual of BuffaloCanandaigua National BankGalaxeOutlandishEqual GroundsBread and Water TheaterImageOutThe Woolbright GroupPark Avenue MerchantsFriend 250 - 499Third Presbyterian ChurchRochester Victory AllianceLifespan2011 and 2012Challenge GrantUnderwritersJohn AltieriJason Barnecut and William Kearns IIIChristopher Barry and DavidOmdahlShirley Bowen and Tracy PerkinsRalph Carter and Van VanZantenPat Collins and Judy LawrenceSusan CowellPatricia Criticos
W. Bruce GormanMatt Haag and William SchaeferChris HilderbrantEmily Jones and Deborah HughesPeter MohrDoug Potter and Greg PartridgeElaine SpaullWilliam SpelmanCynthia WoolbrightDavid ZonaShoulders toStand On DonorsShoulders Circle 10,000Anthony MascioliTim TompkinsProducer’s Circle 5000Evelyn BaileyAssociate’s Circle 2500John DashDirector’s Circle 1000Bob BramletBill DeStevensTom Privitere and Dan GundermanMarilyn Tedeschi and Vickie FumiaDr. William Valenti and James WolkBruce WoolleyWriter’s Circle 500John AltieriPaul Hoffman and Herman DiepBill Kelly and Rick EasterlyPeter MohrJohn Noble and Jeffrey BaumertWilliam PritchardSally & Jamie WhitbeckCommunity Circle 1 - 499Daniel AbbottJohn AltieriHector ArguinzoniJon ArneyDeanna BakerMyk BaranowskiPam BarralePam R. BarresNicole BarrickEd BartlChristopher J BeatoClaudia BennettLex BigelowJohn Billone JR.Keith Wesley BladesSue BlumenthalAngela Bonazenga and CathyLewisShirley Bowen and Tracey PerkinsJames BridgesJeff Briggs and Vince PaceHarry BronsonBrandon H. BrownKim BrumberCatherine BunceChristopher J CarpenterDavid CarpenterRalph Carter and Van VanZantenPat CloonanMichael CoffeyPat Collins and Judy LawrenceCarolee A. ConklinRichard J. ConnettDeeDee CorcimigliaSue CowellRandy CoyneJudy CranstonAmy Clara CroweDavid D’AngelantinoRobert O. DayAmanda and Brian DonovanBJ DouglasKate DurouxMichael V. FaucherPeter FedeleTom Ferrarese and Bill GiancursioHeather FieldsDavid FordBachelor ForumRoger FreitasNan FryNorman GeilRichard S. GilbertJudy GlaubingerBruce Gorman and Joe NardoneChristopherLiz GuckTodd W. GustafsonMatt Haag and Bill SchaeferGary HallinenFrank HanzelMichael HardyKendall R. HarrisChris HildebrandtHistorical Bowling SocietySusan HooverNorman HortonKim HostetlerJim IdeKevin IndovinoSteven JaroseLyele JenksEmily Jones and Deborah HughesAlbert JonesRichard KazaMichael and Anne S. KeeferShirley KingMichael KusovichWilfred Le BlancJeff LeenhoutsChris LeightonRosanne LeipzigJames LeschBob LewisSusan Welk LindsayJennie Lloyd and Pam PepperChuck Lundeen and John WilliamsTim Mains and David GardnerGary ManuseJeff MarkarianElina MalvromatisG. Jo Meleca-VoigtDan Meyers and Jim PuglieseElaine K. Miller and Connie GatesBud MinardMarilyn MitchellBarbara MooreArthur E. MorrisMeghan and Michael MundyPaul MuraElizabeth MurphyKaren M. MustianCynthia NearySam NicolosiTom OphardtMike OswaldOut & Equal NY Finger LakesClaire E. ParkerRonald Pawelczak and Nino VitaleTodd PerkinsDebra J. PopplewellDavid QuickMark RitterMarvin RitzenthalerKathryn J. RiversMichael Robertson and RandyRosierRochester Gay Men’s ChorusThomas M. RodwellDeanna RoggieRichard SarkisPaul Scheib and David EmlinEd SchellDuane SchenkHenry SchroederJo ShermanTodd ShinemanMark SmithElaine and Malcolm SpaullBernard A. StrohmeyerDerek SungBob SweeneyGerry SzymanskiJoseph Termotto and Ron MatterJean ThibodeauJason TorresMike Touhey and Ron BerryBlair UngerWilliam Valenti and James WolkLewis A. ValloneConstance ValoisGary Van HornWilliam WagnerThomas WarfieldJohn WhiteBob WilcoxGreg Winter and Joe BaileyAnn YoungPride SponsorsAmerican Laser Skin CareBacardiBarefoot Wines & BubblyCNY FertilityEmpire Merchants North – ProximoSpiritsFinger Lakes Musical Theater FestivalImageOutIndependence Spirits Co. LLCLake BeveragePark Avenue Merchants AssociationRochester Broadway Theater LeagueRochester Victory AllianceSouthern Wines and Spirits,Upstate NYEach fall restaurants donate aportion of their evening’s diningreceipts to the Gay Alliance. Weare very grateful to the followingrestaurants for donating 7000 tohelp sustain our mission.Dines OutWinfield GrillJines RestaurantWarfeld’s High PointSalena’s Mexican RestaurantGate HouseBenedettosJohn’s Tex Mex140 Alex Bar and GrillThe Cellar DoorTapas 177Piranha Sushi Bar and GrillBanzaiThe Owl HouseBoard OfficersW. Bruce Gorman, Co-PresidentEmily Jones, Co-PresidentW. Bruce Gorman, SecretaryDavid Zona, TreasurerBoard of TrusteesJohn AltieriEvelyn BaileyJason BarnecutRalph Carter Jr.Chris HilderbrantJeff MarkarianPeter MohrJessica MuratoreSteve SantacroceWilliam SchaeferStaffJoanne Giuffrida, BusinessManagerKelly Clark, IntergenerationalProgram DirectorScott Fearing, Program andEducation DirectorJeanne Gainsburg, OutreachCoordinatorSusan Jordan, The Empty ClosetEditor
Financial Report – 2011Highlightss 'ROWTH IN 3UPPORT )NCOME OFFSETS DECLINING 'RANT 2EVENUEs OF 4OTAL 3UPPORT 2EVENUE IS GENERATED FROM 'IFTS #ONTRIBUTIONS IN s 'ROWTH IN REVENUE GENERATED BY #OMMUNITY %DUCATION 0ROGRAMSs 2EDUCTION IN AGENCY EXPENSESs !GENCY DElCIT1 of (15,638) in 2011 compared to (146,096) in 2010Support & RevenueSupportGifts & ContributionsUnited WaySpecial Events2Revenue20112010195,374 .104,18843,047 .36,24545,402 . 50,51720112010Grants177,262 . 243,091Advertising64,177 . 67,480Community Education Fees 17,400 .9,9063,750 .27,370Other Income3Total %Gifts &Contributions32%Grants 538,797Source: Audited Financial Statements8%United Way8%Special EventsExpensesExpensesEmpty ClosetCommunity EducationCommunity SafetyYouth ProgramsOther ProgramsProgram ServicesManagement & GeneralFundraisingTotal Expenses20112010100,391 .105,38974,074 . 69,10257,268 .83,20889,732 .115,22531,005 .24,713352,470 . 397,637166,633 . 193,70041,947 .93,556 561,0507%Fundraising30%Management& General 684,893Source: Audited Financial StatementsNotes1. Deficit of Support and Revenue over Expeses2. Special Events Support is Net (Special Events less Direct Benefit to Donors)3. Other Income is comprised of Other Income Unrealized Gain/Loss) on Investments Interest Income63%ProgramServices
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