CORNERSTONE’S 2019 ANNUAL REPORT
CORNERSTONE’S2019 ANNUAL REPORTCornerstone’s continuum of service helps tocreate communities where individuals andfamilies are safe and children thrive.We advocate, educate andlead the way to social change.
PROGRAM SERVICES & ACCOMPLISHMENTSDAY ONE Cornerstone’s statewide Day One program is a unique collaboration supporting a networkof over 90 Minnesota domestic violence, sexual violence, anti-trafficking, youth advocacyand general crimes agencies. Day One ensures victims across the state getconnected to safety and services with just one call, text, email or onlinechat. The program’s call center hosts the Minnesota Day One Crisis Lineand the Minnesota Crime Victim Support Line with 24/7 telephonicinterpreter services, operating a secure online database that providesreal-time information regarding available bed space and servicesamong network members. Day One is the recognized first point ofcontact for Minnesota’s No Wrong Door/Safe Harbors Law, ensuringsexually exploited youth have access to support, safety and shelter.Day One also partners with ThinkSelf to better equip domesticviolence and sexual violence organizations across the state to serveDeaf and hard of hearing survivors. Day One’s Minnesota Alliance forFamily & Animal Safety (MNAFAS) program provides safe temporaryfoster care for the pets of families and individuals experiencing violence.93% of victim/survivorsseeking safetyvia the Day OneCrisis Hotlinewere connectedto availableshelters.Last year, the Day One Call Center responded to 30,001 calls, texts and chat messages fromvictims and concerned persons seeking safety, resources and support.EMERGENCY SERVICESAnyone in imminent danger of violence can access Cornerstone’s Emergency ServicesProgram. It includes 24 hours/7 days a week hotline, crisis intervention and advocate support,a 35-bed Emergency Shelter, a Hotel/Motel Partnership, and all basic needs.In 2019, Cornerstone provided 121 adults and 121 children with 11,365 nights of safe housingand 34,095 meals.COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT SERVICESThrough our Community and Economic Empowerment Services program, advocates areavailable to assist survivors with addressing economic barriers resulting from the violence:housing de-stabilization, job readiness, credit/debt issues, financial literacy and safetyneeds. Services also include transitional housing and access to matchedsavings accounts for cars, homes or continued education. Last year,this program served 582 persons through individual and groupsupportive services, safety planning and educational groupsfor victims and their families. Cornerstone’s evidencebased financial literacy curriculum is being offered to lowincome survivors in our community and designatedstaff offer continued support through home-basedservices after families exit shelter. Transitionalhousing services include two years of housing andintensive support for 13 families. Staff also workon-site at two low-income housing complexes,ensuring families have access to support andresources to maintain stable housing.In 2019, our Community and EconomicEmpowerment Services Program served582 persons through individual and groupsupportive services, safety planning andeducational groups for victims and their families.94% of EmergencyServices participantsreported feelingmore in control oftheir lives.100% of supportgroup participantsreported learningnew coping skills. 96% of financialliteracy participantsreported feelingmore financiallysecure.New in 2019: Cornerstone began a Rapid Rehousing program to support women and families in HennepinCounty who are experiencing homelessness due to domestic violence transition into safe, stable housing.
PROGRAM SERVICES & ACCOMPLISHMENTSVICTIM ADVOCACY PROGRAMCornerstone’s Victim Advocacy Program provides services to victims of crimes—bothinterpersonal violence and general crime. These services consist of criminal justice systemsnavigation including, but not limited to, court accompaniment, assistance with restrainingorders, increased access to funding meant to mitigate victimization, resources and referrals.1,698 victims of criminal domestic assault had direct contact with CCJI staff in 2019.91% of participantswho receivedCriminal Justiceservices reportedan increasedunderstanding ofthe criminal justicesystem.CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIESCornerstone has long believed in the importance of serving children and youth impacted byviolence in order to mitigate the negative effects violence has on young minds and bodies.Our services for children and youth include:Supportive Services: Through a trauma-informed approach, staff facilitate servicesdesigned to promote positive youth development.Early Childhood Services: Specialized services for children ages 0-5 and their parents;activities are designed to mitigate the impact of violence on brain development and longterm behavioral and health outcomes.School-Based Services (SBS): Staff conduct classroomprevention presentations in schools and provide individualadvocacy, support groups and truancy prevention services.Last year 12,196 students participated in classroompresentations and 350 connected with Cornerstonestaff in their building because they experienced orcaused abuse, harassment or bullying.97% of youth whoconnected with anadvocate reportedthat they havelearned ways tostay safe.Youth Advocacy and Support Services: Youthadvocates are available to meet with children,youth and their families to learn more about howviolence impacts their social, emotional, physicaland behavioral health and to develop strategies toheal from any past traumatic events. Cornerstonealso provides prevention and advocacy for sexuallyexploited or at-risk youth, providing a safe place toshare their story, receive support and explore resources.Parent Education and Support Services: Parents areprovided with educational and individual support that provides asafe space to discuss the challenges and joys of caring for children.Staff are available to serve as a sounding board and to provide creative approaches on how toset appropriate boundaries, build relationships, and understand the developmental needs oftheir children.97% of parentsreport that theyhave noticed animprovement intheir child(ren).Clinical Services: Therapists provide assessment, treatment and support for adults andchildren (ages 6-17) who have been impacted by abuse. The focus of their work is to helpprocess traumatic events and provide healthy coping skills to assist with the healing journey.In 2019, mental health practitioners provided specialized, trauma-informed affordabletherapy ( 0- 30) to 115 adults and children affected by interpersonal violence for a total of922 therapy sessions.New in 2019: Some General Crime Victim Services advocates began co-locating in a partner agency’s northMinneapolis office to increase accessibility. SBS integrated into the Brooklyn Center Schools’ community health clinic.
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESFISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2019TOTAL REVENUE. 15%TOTAL EXPENSES. OTAL NET ASSETS, BEGINNING. 8,173,100TOTAL NET ASSETS, ENDING. 8,856,027THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONSWHO MADE A FINANCIAL GIFT TO CORNERSTONE IN 2019 25,000 *AnonymousBergerson Family FoundationCampbell FoundationPohlad Family FoundationThe Estate of Cynthia and Dana HouseThe Richard M. Schulze Family FoundationTTPR FoundationWCA Foundation 10,000 - 24,999*Allianz Life Insurance Company of N. AmericaAmeriprise FinancialBloomington Crime Prevention Assoc (BCPA)Caterpillar FoundationEaton CorporationWilliam and Karen EricksonRoxanne GleasonHopeLineBrian and Heather HubbardImmanuel Lutheran Church of Eden PrairieJane and William KleinPiper JaffrayThe Charlson FoundationCIRCLE OFFRIENDS 5,000 - 9,999*Ahmann Family FoundationAssociatedBank of the WestBloomington Lions ClubBuuck Family FoundationC. Charles Jackson FoundationC.H. Robinson Worldwide FoundationMartin ChorzempaGreat Western BankGreater Twin Cities United WayJanet Hughes and Matt SmithKathleen and Allen LenzmeierMinnesota Coalition for Battered WomenNordstrom CaresNormandale Hylands United Methodist ChurchDaniel PellinenSara and Joe PohladBonnie RolstadSandCastle FoundationThe Frank Hadley & Cornelia Root GinnFoundationThe Louis and Peaches Owen Family FoundationThe Rotary Club of Edina FoundationWest Central Minnesota Communities Action IncWestern National Mutual Insurance Company*Donors who contribute 1,000 or more annually are membersof Cornerstone’s giving society, theCircle of Friends. 1,000 - 4,999*John and Margaret AbdoACBL Charity FoundationRobert AdamekAvionte, LLCDoodee BackstromBaker Family Fund at Fidelity CharitableLarry BergerBig Lots Foundation of The ColumbusFoundationBloomington Convention & Visitors BureauBloomington Rotary Club FoundationBNSF Railway FoundationPastor Otis P. BoropBridgewater BankBruce and Kaye Aho Family Fund of theMinneapolis FoundationColleen Carey and Pam EndeanCatherine Andrus Fund of The MinneapolisFoundationCharlene Charles and Kairus RudinaDean B. Phillips Revocable TrustDebra and Scott Newman Family FoundationEden Prairie Community FoundationEden Prairie Lioness ClubEdina Realty FoundationElmer L & Eleanor J. Andersen FoundationErnest and Sally Micek Family FoundationDebbie and Ralph Estes
2019 FINANCIAL DONORS CONTINUEDChristine EvansFishback Financial CorporationChristopher Fredin, on behalf of MortgagesUnlimitedGeneral Dynamics Mission SystemsGeneral Mills IncTy GrahamKathryn GravesGuardian Charitable FundSusanne GustafsonDawn HageleeAnn Harrington and Chris McPartlandJoseph HaydenDeb HeiserLora HollandCoral and John HouleKarin Van Dyke Giving Account at FidelityCharitableJay KennedyJody KernDale and Janice KiddDonald and Gail KlevenKaty Kolbeck and Gary VogelKopp Family FoundationAdam LacockLoren Thacker donor Advised Fund atSchwab CharitableCheryl LundsgaardMarion Parke Designs LLCMarion and David Wilkin ParkeSusan Marvin and Keith SchwartzwaldTim and Janice Maudlin, in honor of Eric andSokhey MaudlinSally and James McGuireMinneapolis Area Association of RealtorsFoundation, Inc.Mortenson Family FoundationNew York LifeOak Grove Presbyterian ChurchJulie Owen and Diane HollandPeace Lutheran Church - Peace QuiltersAnita and James PlattPolaris Industries Inc.RBC Foundation--USAJohn ReimannRiverway FoundationRobins Kaplan LLP Charitable FoundationDaniel RubinSarah SchachtGary and Mary SchlieckertMeg Schnabel and Pamela MoussetteShelly SchutteSeward Community Co-op, Inc.SFM Mutual Insurance CompanySports Page Bar and Grill, LLC, in memory ofDarla KingSt. Louis Park Community and YouthDevelopment FundJulie StawickiStiles FoundationBarbara StrankKris and Dick StrassburgThe Jack Lightner Charitable Fund of theRenaissance CharitableThe Minneapolis FoundationThe Nordson Corporation FoundationThomson ReutersUnitedHealth GroupUnited Methodist Women of Hennepin AveUnited MethodistUpdate Ltd.John and Mary WeidnerWestwood Community ChurchWilliam and Lisa Finley Charitable Fund ofthe Minneapolis Foundation, in memory ofTremaine FinleyGil WilliamsPriscilla WilliamsJohn and Linda WilsonWIPFLiKindra WrayXcel Energy Foundation 500 - 999AJW Financial IncAlerusLaura and J.J. AustrianBlake CameronMelissa ChristianAmy CoxJames DelgrecoKirk and Mary Jo DiLorenzoLaura DirksDr. Christina DunnEarl C. Hill Bloomington American LegionPost 550Eden Prairie AM Rotary FoundationEmpire Education Group, Inc.Robert FlammangFR Secure, LLCGayle GartnerDeborah GoettelHeather and Beau GuerinTimothy GluszakLarry GreelyDenise HammondElizabeth HansonHerzl Camp AssociationLoAnn HeuringSherrie HornungJim and Steph Tikalsky Fund of FidelityCharitableDavid and Melissa KleinScott LewisMargaret and David LindbergChris LockhartTerry Mackin and Judy ApplenMazda ConsultantsMike & Linda Fiterman Family FoundationBryan MullinPat NestandeBob NicolTodd NollenbergerMichael PetersonBenjamin and Maria PowersRBC Wealth ManagementAlicia RichterRobert Half InternationalAnita RootCharlene RoufsJehangir and Khurshid RudinaSeagate TechnologySisters of St. JosephDonna SmithJennifer and Aaron SmithSuzanne Wessels Giving Fund of FidelityCharitableCatherine and Richard TateTony ThomasKari and Peter ToensingVerizon 100 - 499Diane AhlquistAlliianceAmazonAMG ConstructionJerry and Sylvia AndersonKelly AndersonSharon and Roger AndersonChristina AndrewsAnonymousNeal R. ArmstrongSusie and Brad BakerJack BalogaSarah and Jung Bassett-KimVerla and John BayardBBBBQ, LLCBeth BeebeNelle BeilGary BergrenBest BuyBio-TechneBloomington Federated Womans ClubBloomington Legion Baseball, in memory ofDarla KingMeg BoehneMatthew BondroffMelissa BonghiJennifer and Andre BoucherColleen BracyTwyla BredyJulia and Colin BreyerSteve BrodiganJeremy CantinKate and Scott CarlsonDonna CarlsonJordan CataldoCleary Consulting Group, Inc.Margaret ComstockConnie Barry FoundationTegan ConwayLois CoonSamuel CoteRobert CountrymanThomas CravenMelanie DaileyJanet DalyMichael and Nancy DardisThomas and Barbara DavisDave DeckerVicki Dellwo and William BlincoeNancy DenoHeidi DernerMichael and Andrea Dircz**Although we make our best effort to keep accurate records, pleaseinform us if your name or organization information is inaccurate inany way. We apologize in advance for any misrepresentation.
Kelly Dittmar, on behalf of all people whoneed help saving their pets while fleeing theirabusersDivine Salon, LLCRuth and Don DonaisBridget DrummondBrad and Marion EinckAnietie Ekpo-UmoekaSteve and Judy ElkinsCheryl EllefsonLaRae Ellingson and James HovlandAnn EnderleRobert and Mary Ann EvanderCheryl EvansElizabeth FeltonChris FlahertyGrace FlemingPatrick FoleySusan FossGretchen FreemanChristopher FreitagCarol and Janford FrischSusie FryBarb FugateLesley and Robert FuglisterPamela GalanterKaren and Ed GleemanJoan and David GohlJeffrey GravesGreater Good MarketingCourtney GrimsrudVirginia GrossmanKathleen and Mike GullicksonLaura GustNancy and Dennis GustafsonKatherine HansonMarjorie HansonMichael HarceyThomas HarmeningAaron HatzBlanche and Thane HawkinsElizabeth Healy, in honor of Detective TaraSpillers and Officer Tommie BoothPatrick and Allison HellmuthBrian HigginsDavid HolmCharlotte HooverMarguerite HornReesa HougDan HoughtonHouse of Prayer Lutheran ChurchEdith HudsonLori HultbergChris and Marnie HuntleyNancy JansenSuzanne JarnbergTomm JohnsonDeborah and Ernest JohnsonSasah JosephsCynthia JurgensonNancy KachelKristine Kaiser, in memory of Elsie WesalaIris KarowKay C. Bach Charitable Trust at FidelityCharitableBarbara and Thomas KiedrowskiCarolyn and Cordell KlugClaudia Klug and Nathan FisherKatie KlugKnights of Columbus Marian CouncilAuxillaryGayle KochTom and Cynthia KraackJulie and Kevin KramerGeorganne KuehnLaurel KuplicNancy and John LamersRyan LangeElaine LaramieJean LazarusDanielle LewisAlison LienauTodd LockwoodLena LooMichael MacIntireNancy MadsonAngela and Paul MannPatrick MartinKissy MasonGinger MateerElaine MayerPat and Carol McDonaldBarb McGlennenPeg McKeeAnna McPartlandAaron MedinaChick MeekMary Anne Michels, in honor ofAngeline GardMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMegan MillerJane MillerKatrina MorganTeresa MorrowMeg and Andrew MurphyDagny NagengastJanet NelsonMary and Dean NewinsRobin NilssonCarolyn OdmanKandace OlsenKaren OrrenElizabeth OrtloffDean and Hilarie OrtonBeverly OsekowskyAstein OsesKrista PascanikSarah PattonDan PerschauLauren PetersonCheri PetersonSteve Peterson and Kalli BennettStephanie PetersonJoan PetroffJacqueline PhanthavongAmy PittengerJanet and Mark PladsonEric and Molly PlummerCourtney PojaBarbara PojaRobert PreskaDiane PurnellJames PurveyJean and Bonnie Quam, in honor of Jim andCarmen CampbellMary Claire Ramm, in honor ofKaitlyn Aman RammLori RebersJohn RehorstMary RiceElizabeth RiceLaurie RivardLauri and Jim RobertsStephanie RobinsonLenore RocklerMax RosenAva RosenblumDoug SailorKati SalmonLaura SandKurtis SchlagelBruce and Judy SchmaltzJeffrey and Pamela SchmitzMary Schumaker-BarnardKristin SecoraCorinne ShepherdTrish SiehRich Sinda, in honor of my momPaulie SkajaDebra SkillingsNorma SkordahlLynn SliferJames SolemLaura and David SorensenMelinda SorensonSouth Central Area Educational OfficeProfessionalsAngelica SpensleyPat and Chuck SquiresDebra SrsenGeorge and Janet StevensKaren StichPaul Stoll, in honor of Cheryl K-UDelores and Richard StoltmanSusan StoverPatty and Robert StricklandStories FoundationLon StutelbergJason SubyEmily SundstromSwanson & Youngdale, Inc.Gretchen and Wayne Swenson, in memory ofLeslie GoodaleJoann Tacl, in memory of Laurie Tacl MurrayThe Edge Hair Studio LLCAllison ThielAli TimponeLori TolonenSandy UngerUnion Congregational ChurchGary and Diane VigBonnie VogelVoya FinancialJames and Janna VukelichWaconia High SchoolLisa and Dave WadsenGeorge and Anette WagenerJami WagnerWall Trends, Inc.Linda WallaceElizabeth WaltonMarcia WattsonHeidi and Mark WavinakWe Cater to You, LLCCary WeatherbyAnne WeinauerWells Fargo FoundationSarah WendorfMark and Pam Werley
2019 FINANCIAL DONORS CONTINUEDMargaret and Taylor WernessSue WestlieJohn WeumMonica WilliamsLinda and John WilsonWindschitl Family Giving AccountCharles Wiser, Jr.Jenny Masters WolfeJohn WolffWoodlake Lutheran ChurchMary YargerHeidi Zimmer, Devanadi Yoga fundraiser 1 - 99Abbott LaboratoriesRosalie AckermanAmica Companies FoundationAmica Mutal InsuranceBarbara AmramPatricia AndersonAT&TTammy BarnumMargaret BasnettMary Grams BasnightBernard and Diana BaumanBette Jane BaxterEugene and Ruth BeckmanJoni and Patrick BennettChris and Susie BentleyAmanda BergMearline BerglundKeila BiancoMaria BlileyThomas BockJudith BrooksDianne BrummondDerek Reise BurrowsTim BusseChristopher ButterisKarina and Robert CarlsonJenna CarterKatie and Peter CastroDevon CesmatLinda CherwitzLita ClaarDawn ClearenceKarisa CoadJulie CoffmanJoan and Bob Countryman, in honor ofDoodee BackstromNancy and Sandra CourteauJocelyn CroninJesseka DohertyLeeann and Jason DunnDavid and Nancy DynnesonShirley EicherJudy and Steve ElkinsAllissa and Ridge ErdmannKathleen EricksonLeila ErlandsonJanet FactorFaegre Baker Daniels FoundationLynette BeltBrett and Laura FisherSandra and Michael FoxTrisha and Ben FranceMelisa FranzenFresh ThymeJules FriedmanRoxanne FriesenMegan FunkCheryl GilbertsonGloria Gilmer, in memory of LyubaDebbie GoldbergerEric GrayJeanette and Paul GundersonElena GustafsonJoan Hancock-DowRonda HansenSheena HarderJohn HarringtonRebecca HartJames HerbertPatricia HillJim Howe, in honor of Kathy HoweHelen and Alan HumphreyAnn IsaacsonSteven JamesKathleen JanowiakJulia JensonDonald JohnsonAnn and Gerald KaluznyRachel KaminAnn KapaunMike KlaasElizabeth KoffelChad KraayenbrinkLauren KraemerMargaret KramerJeanine Kretchmer, in memory ofRamona KretchmerBryan KruelleNancy KuhlmannTauna and Shaun Lane-WigfieldStacey LanningJessica Lanoue, in honor of The LockhartsLisa LansdaleEric LasleyMaxwell Lettenberger, Dedicated toRamsey County SOSNancy LindbergMary LucicDorothy LundquistFaith MainorJoshi MaitraiWilliam MalcomAubrey ManahanSara Marcis, on behalf of Bekah GrimmJulie and Daniel MarshallKaleb McCullouchSusan McDonaldAnne McNamaraJill MeasellsStacy MellenbruchCathy MeyerAmanda MichalskiMinnesota Shopping Center AssociationMandy MishalMatthew MockLois and Robert MoffittElaine MooreBrenda MuellerJoni MurphySusan MurrayBrittany NystromKeziah OjikaRita and Benedict OlkKristin OlsonBarbara and William OlsonBetty OrmanOracleAnn OsterhusMary PalinJon ParkerDiane PerryMaren and Sven PetersenHeather PetersonJamie PettitSue PorterHillary PountneyPriscilla GuildMargaret QuamKatherine QuigleyEmma RadtkeConstance RicciMerrilee RileyJanice RobinsonSally RoscoeLynn RothDenise RoyerJeannie RustadJanice SchneiderAnita SchwartzCheryl Shachaf, in honor of Talk BriggsJohn R. Shevlin, Sr.Killa ShukareySusan SimmondsKatie SonnenburgSt. Andrew Lutheran ChurchErin SteinJenna Strank and Timothy KraackGloria and Robert StromTarget Corporation Employee EngagmentProgramTeresa Tate and Lynn GustadSusan TaylorBrenda TeatsAmber TeigDustin TessierKathreen ThomeyAlicia ThompsonVirginia TousignantElizabeth TownsendGail TurnerUnited Way of Greater MilwaukeeUnited Way of Greater PortlandUnited Way of San Antonio and BexarCountryUS Bank FoundationDennis VannelliWendy VedeenCody WagnerJeanne WalsteadJane and Bruce WarrenAnne Weber-SmithLaurie WhitmarshLesley WilsonDavid and Kathy WohlDiane WubbenaPeggy and Peter YackelKevin Zook
(952) 884-0376www.cornerstonemn.orgcornerstonemn1000 East 80th StreetBloomington, MN 554207051 Brooklyn BoulevardBrooklyn Center, MN 554292241 and 2249 East 38th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55407BOARD OF DIRECTORSDirectors:HONORARY BOARDBoard Chair:Adam Lacock, Twin Cities PublicTelevisionVice Board Chair:Chief Stephanie Revering, CrystalPolice DepartmentValory Gilpin, Epsilon AgencyDoodee BackstromCarmen CampbellDebbie EstesCoral HouleSara PohladSecretary:Chief Michael Harcey, St. Louis ParkPolice DepartmentTreasurer:Tony Thomas, Cedar Valley ChurchPast Chair:Charlene Charles, The PartnerWayDr. LoAnn Heuring, FairviewClaudia Klug, Aveda/Estée LauderCorporationChris Lockhart, Wipfli, LLPDr. Dan Rubin, Intelligent MedicalObjectsSandy Unger, community volunteerJohn Weidner, Wilmington TrustSarah Wendorf, Scott CountyAttorney’s OfficeKindra Wray, General MillsMANAGEMENT TEAMMeg Schnabel, Executive DirectorCourtney Poja, Director ofAdvancementColleen Schmitt, Director ofProgramsJennifer Smith, Director of Financeand AdministrationPamela Maldonado, VictimAdvocacy Program ManagerCheryl Kolb-Untinen, Prevention,Education and Clinical Services(PECS) Program ManagerPatricia Ogbeide-Ihama, HumanResources Manager
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