PARTNERSHIPS SERVING FRESNO NEIGHBORHOODS

2015a n n u a l REPORT

Artie Padilla ENP Executive Director

In Fresno, ENP has found a unique role. Our mission to mobilize our churches and community to serve our neighborhoods and schools has found us engaged in many facets of our city.

• Saturday Sports Programs have been an ongoing example of a health joint use approach and have been providing green space for kids for 8 years, this past year in 33 neighborhoods. The city has adopted a plan to expand this concept in coordination with Fresno Unified and Central Unified to open green space at 14 sites.

• Volunteer support on the school campuses has allowed our partnerships to serve alongside other organizations in addressing 3rd grade literacy and graduation rates through the “Birth to Third Initiative” and “Grad Nation”.

• Parent engagement work sees us connected with the Citizenship Academy and Better Blackstone Initiative.

ENP doesn’t create all of these amazing initiatives, but adds capacity with our city-wide network of churches, businesses, residents, universities, hospitals and other stakeholders. These partnerships are made up of people from churches and organizations who are engrained daily and deeply in our neighborhoods.

As you read this annual report, you’ll see and learn about some amazing things happening in our partnership neighborhoods throughout the community. The fingerprints of our partnership volunteers cover this city and we intend to continue so the impact will be even greater in the years ahead.

We thank you for your generous support. We truly couldn’t build this network of impact without your partnership!!

F R O M T H E E X E C U T I V ED I R E C T O R

OUR MISSION

To connect volunteers from churches and organizations

with elementary schools, and equip them to serve

through their active presence in every neighborhood.

OUR VISION

To see our city holistically engaged, so schools are supported,

students excel, families are healthy and whole,

and our communities thrive.

64 CHURCHES

24 ORGANIZATIONS

6 BUSINESSES

2 UNIVERSITIES

PARTNERSHIPS IN

50 Elementary

Schools/Neighborhoods

JANUARY 2008

JANUARY 2016

SERVING OUR SCHOOLS

31,200 MEALS

served at Saturday

Sports

11,590 VOLUNTEER

HOURS

33 SATURDAY

SPORTS PROGRAMS

SATURDAY SPORTS PROGRAMS continue to grow providing an opportunity for thousands of children to enjoy green space in their own neighborhood, a sack lunch at the end of the morning and an opportunity for people to invest in their lives.

Storey

Ayer

Lane

Balderas

Kirk

Bethune

Columbia

Addams

Fremont

Muir

Lowell

Anthony(Susan B)

Lincoln

King Calwa

Rowell

Jefferson Burroughs

Leavenworth

Hidalgo

Mayfair

Heaton

Homan Hamilton

Roeding

Wilson

Slater Powers

Del Mar Pyle

Holland

BirneyWishon

Centennial

Thomas

Robinson

McCardle

Kratt

MallochLawless

Figarden

Forkner

Gibson

Starr Eaton

Norseman Eric

son

EwingTurner

Viking

Vinland

WinchellGreenberg

Webster

EasterbyJackson

Bakman

Olmos

Williams

Teague

SequoiaDowntown

West Fresno

Sunset

Wolters

Fresno State

WestPark

Yokomi

Pinedale

Steinbeck

Vang Pao

Aynesworth

McKinley

RIver Bluff

Nelson

Saroyan

Valley Oak

FortWashington

Liberty

CopperHills

Maple Creek

Lincoln

Mt. View

Weldon

Viking

Miramonte

Orange Center

RedBank

Biola

HerndonBarstow

Fresno Air Terminal

Cole

SierraVista

Tarpey

LafayetteGranny’sPark

“ENP (Saturday Sports) has changed our neighborhood! To see kids who really have no place to play, who can walk over to school for a few hours on a Saturday morning, not worry about gangs, not worry about ten people living in a two bedroom apartment. They can just be kids!”

Sherry Tharpe, Olmos Principal

IMPACTING LIVES . . . it happens when people see an opportunity to make a difference, to be present in the lives of children and families and give of their time to be an active presence in our schools and neighborhoods.

TUTORING

MENTORING

GOOD NEWS CLUBS

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

READING INTERVENTION

41,634 Volunteer Hours

ON SCHOOL CAMPUSES DURING THE WEEK

Glenn is a mentor, counselor and friend to kids and families in the Lawless neighborhood. In spite of a busy schedule Glenn has made it a priority to be a consistent presence in their lives. “We want the kids to know they can count on us, no matter what.”. . . . .Mario is a young man who attends Saturday Sports at Lawless. He is thankful for Saturday Sports because it is helping him be a leader.. . . Ricardo said that before Saturday Sports he was doing bad stuff and didn’t even know how to play sports. He said, “Now I’m really good at football!”. . .Katherine a mom who attends Saturday Sports with her kids said that Glenn is always there for them in a positive way.

Thank YOU Glenn, and team for making an impact! Glenn Jones, Saturday Sports Leader from Northpointe Church

“The kids always find a way to inspire me and show little glimpses of God’s presence; each Saturday has taught me something new about ‘service’. What ENP’s Mission boils down to is

being a better neighbor.”Erica Castanon,

Fresno State student & Saturday Sports Volunteer at Ericson

Thank You, to the Saturday Sports Teams who are touching lives in 33 Fresno neighborhoods!

SERVING OUR NEIGHBORHOODS

NEIGHBORHOOD OUTREACH 67,802

VOLUNTEER HOURS

Neighborhood Outreach . . . provides opportunities to serve our city, build relationships, and empower the residents.

“ENP is entrenched in our neighborhoods with an intention to stay there, understand the issues, and work with the people.

I am grateful that our city can partner with ENP.”

Jet Lim, Manager, Graffiti Abatement Team/Fresno Police Department, City of Fresno

2015 12 projects

233 volunteers481 volunteer hours

86,000 sq. ft. of graffiti removed

PARTNERING WITH

GRAFFITI ABATEMENT TEAM

City of Fresno

FAITHFUL FEET is an annual event in SE Fresno coordinated by

Clovis Hills and hosted by El Encino. These two churches are

a true presence in this neighborhood. Clovis Hills hosts

Saturday Sports at Sequoia Middle School and Vang Pao They are a

consistent presence on the Sequoia campus and in the

neighborhood. This ‘presence’ gives them the ability to see both needs and opportunities to come

alongside families and be a blessing and encouragement

throughout the year.814 children received new shoes and socks before the 2015 school year

PARENT ENGAGEMENT

2012: 55 parents 2013: 110 parents 2014: 300 parents 2015: 375 parents

Francisca is not only an exceptional person but a natural leader. Through her involvement with Every Parent at Olmos Elementary she has discovered her ability to make a difference in her community. Over the last year she has also taken initiative to invite new parents, encouraging them to get involved in their neighborhood.

“Being a part of Every Parent gives me the opportunity to be aware of what goes on at Olmos. I learn about my neighborhood and I learn from my neighbors. I want my children to see that I care about their learning through my involvement.”

Francisce Damaso, Olmos Parent

PARENT ENGAGEMENT . . . consists of engaging, equipping, and supporting parents in our partnership neighborhoods, encouraging them to utilize their unique cultural gifts and talents to bless and serve the school and community. ENP believes that within each neighborhood, residents hold the values & assets needed to create healthy, thriving communities. Working together creates a greater capacity to strengthen our city.

Every Parent Programs at Leavenworth

Olmos, Anthony Pyle, Jefferson

& Calwa

Parent Involvement is a valuable component of a strong, healthy neighborhood

EQUIPPING the CHURCH to SERVE

ENP EXISTS TO SUPPORT

OUR CHURCHES &

VOLUNTEERS

ENP provides interactive training at the start of every semester for our partner churches while exploring ways to support and build up other churches and cast a vision of our city fully engaged.

Andrew Feil ENP Associate Director

WE BELIEVE:• in the power of the gospel• that the local church is the core of God’s mission• and people are the key to impacting our city

We exist to equip and support our churches and volunteers from our community

ENP has grown quickly and we realize it is vital for us to also grow in our ability to equip and train the church. This will increase the potential of each volunteer and the capacity of The Church in Fresno, while supporting our schools and neighborhoods.

In my role as Associate Director, I oversee ENP Equipping and Training, including 20/TWENTY Equipping events for our volunteers which take place twice a year. In 2016 we will be offering City Training/Tours, as well as our 9-part Bible study on the Mission of the Church in Fresno to those interested in learning more about loving and serving our city.

We will also continue to support and lead efforts like No Name Fellowship and Fresno City Summit which expand the capacity and vision of ‘The Church’ in Fresno.

I’m excited to be a part of ENP. As we continue to grow in our capacity and vision let us know how we can support & serve you.

Thank you for being a part of the exciting work going on in our community!

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March 18 & 192016.fresnocitysummit.orgAugust 20, 2016

In August of 2008 when ENP was formed, a small group of people who strongly believed

in the value and importance of churches playing an active role in our local schools and

neighborhoods made a commitment to support ENP financially for the first 3 years.

This gave us the ability to focus on the task at hand of finding churches to partner with our

Fresno schools and neighborhoods.

We are thankful for the number of individuals and churches who began partnering with us in

2015 and for those who have been faithful partners since ENP was formed in 2008.

2015 INCOME & EXPENSE

TOTAL INCOME $199,363 TOTAL EXPENSE $238,824

NET INCOME (loss) ($39,461)

BUSINESSES

$44,061

CHURCHES

$103,640

INDIVIDUALS$51,662

*You may notice the absence of grant funding in 2015. This was the main reason revenue goals were not reached. Though not opposed to grant funding, we have always been an organization

that preferred to be sustained by the community we serve.

For 2016, as we expand our budget, we foresee a healthy mix of community funding and grants to financially support the work of our partnerships in the neighborhoods of our city.

2015 INCOME & EXPENSE

*GRANTS$0

CURRENT PARTNERSHIPS

Storey

Ayer

Lane

Balderas

Kirk

Bethune

Columbia

Addams

Fremont

Muir

Lowell

Susan BAnthony

Lincoln

King Calwa

Rowell

Jefferson Burroughs

Leavenworth

Hidalgo

Mayfair

Heaton

Homan Hamilton

Roeding

Wilson

Slater PowersGinsburg

Del Mar Pyle

Holland

BirneyWishon

Centennial

Thomas

Robinson

McCardle

Kratt

MallochLawless

Figarden

Forkner

Gibson

Starr Eaton

Norseman Eric

son

EwingTurner

Viking

Vinland

WinchellGreenberg

Webster

EasterbyJackson

Bakman

Olmos

Williams

Teague

SequoiaDowntown

West Fresno

Sunset

Wolters

Fresno State

WestPark

Yokomi

Pinedale

Steinbeck

Vang Pao

Aynesworth

McKinley

RIver Bluff

Nelson

Saroyan

Valley Oak

FortWashington

Liberty

CopperHills

Maple Creek

Lincoln

Mt. View

Weldon

Viking

Miramonte

Orange Center

RedBank

Biola

HerndonBarstow

Fresno Air Terminal

Cole

SierraVista

Tarpey

JANUARY 2016

“In our city, there really isn’t another organization that is engaging with the community in such a real and tangible way. ENP tends to be the “go-to” resource to hear the voice of the community.”

“As a woman of faith, I don’t think there is anything more powerful than mobilizing the church to serve the community. We are uniquely poised to be able to offer grace, acceptance and love without judgement in a way that no other organization can.”

Sara Bosse, Community Partner

Neighborhood Church/Organization Addams Northwest Church, OTF (2009)......................................................................Anthony (Susan B) The Well, OTF & Parents (2002)...................................................Aynesworth Word of Life (2013).....................................................................................Bethune St Matthew & West Fresno Christian (2014).................................................Calwa Clovis Hills & OTF (2009)....................................................................................Centennial Trinity Lutheran, Trinity Nazarene & La Roca (2009).................................Columbia City of Refuge (2011).....................................................................................Del Mar/Lafayette The Way Ministries & The Altar (2014)...........................................Eaton 1st Presbyterian (2015)........................................................................................Ericson Valley Dream Center (2014)..............................................................................Greenberg Peoples Church (2015)................................................................................Hidalgo World Impact & Northside (2010)....................................................................Homan Living Free Missionary Baptist (2013)..............................................................Jackson Trinity Community & Neighborhood Church (2012).....................................Jefferson The Way Ministries & Parents (2008)............................................................King St. Rest & Stewart Tabernacle (2010)...................................................................Kirk St. Rest & Parents (2008)........................................................................................Kratt Redeemer Lutheran (2013)...................................................................................Lane Fresno Pacific & Butler MB (2013).......................................................................Lawless Northpointe, Mt Zion & The River (2010)......................................................Leavenworth United Faith Christian Fellowship (2011)...............................................Lincoln One Body Church (2015)..................................................................................Lowell YFC, Bethany, Bethel & 1st Pres, OTF, On Ramps (2008)..............................McCardle New Heights Baptist Church (2009)............................................................Miramonte Mt. View (2008)............................................................................................Muir Adventure Church (2011).......................................................................................Olmos Parents, Fresno Pacific & FWCC (2010)...........................................................Orange Center Habitat, Darling & Parents (2013)........................................................Pinedale Pinedale Fellowship & OTF (2011)................................................................Powers/Wawona The Well (2009).................................................................................Pyle The Bridge, El Puente & Fellowship of Joy (2008)...............................................Red Bank Clovis Christian Church (2013)....................................................................Robinson North Fresno Church (2010).........................................................................Roeding Good Shepherd Lutheran & Living Free (2010)............................................Sequoia/Vang Pao Clovis Hills & El Encino (2008)......................................................Sierra Vista Grace Place (2015).....................................................................................Slater Community Volunteers (2013).............................................................................Sunset Westside Church of God & Street Saints (2009).............................................Tarpey Family Restoration, Valley Friends Church & OTF (2011)...............................Teague Central Community & Hwy City CDC (2008)..................................................Thomas Peace Lutheran & Quest (2012)......................................................................Turner New Beginnings & Parents (2013).....................................................................Viking Trinity Baptist Church (2012)...............................................................................Vinland Campus Bible & Fresno State (2009)..............................................................Webster Peoples Church (2002)...................................................................................Weldon New Harvest (2013)..........................................................................................West Fresno Cargill, MEB, Habitat & Kids Moving Inc. (2009)...................................West Park Fuerza Del Calvario #2 & Parents (2010)....................................................Williams Dakota House & Campus Bible (2015)..........................................................Winchell CV Church of Christ, Paraclete & Butler Pent (2011)...................................Wolters Wesley UM, Via Church, FSU, El Dorado Park (2012)...................................Yokomi Parents (2014)....................................................................................................

BBOARD OF DIRECTORSTim Goetz

Founder/CEO Aplos Software, ENP Co-FounderBrad Bell

Directional Leader, The Well Community ChurchEric Hanson

MD, Sierra Pacific Orthopedic CenterBill Smittcamp

President and CEO, Wawona Frozen FoodsWanda Holderman

CEO, Fresno Heart HospitalDarrin Person

Mentoring Coordinator, Fresno Unified School District

ENP STAFFFull-Time Staff

Artie PadillaENP Executive Director and Co-Founder

Andrew FeilENP Associate Director

Carol Young Communications

Part-Time StaffBrenda Bravo

Parent EngagementJose Chavez

Parent EngagementBethani Montgomery

AdminLydia Dawson

FSU Intern

Thank you for being part

of the transformation in our city!

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ENP is a 501(c)3 Community Benefit Organization

Donations can be made online at www.everyneighborhood.org

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