A Year of Safety, Healing and A Way Forward

ANNUAL REPORTJuly 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014

Made possible by you

To you, our Human Options donor community, our accomplishments L

What Sets Human Options Apart?

33 years of Safety, Healing and A Way ForwardL

33 years of Innovative Partnerships and Programs

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & THE HEALTH COMMUNITY

We continue to help develop strategies for identifying and referring patients in need of domestic violence programs, in partnership with the Orange County Women’s Health Project. We specifically created a new training program for Kaiser and Hoag doctors, nurses and professionals.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & THE LEGAL COMMUNITY

We are expanding our legal advocacy program, recruiting and training more pro bono lawyers and doubling the amount of clients served. We broadened our education around victim rights, helping women obtain restraining orders and preventing their landlords from evicting them in domestic violence cases.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & HOMELESSNESS

Because approximately 75% of homeless women and children have experienced domestic violence, we have become an active partner in the multi-agency effort to end homelessness in Orange County. As part of the countywide ten-year plan, we are ensuring that safety and healing are included in the strategies developed to help people achieve permanent housing.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & TRAUMA

With the support of two significant family foundations, we have deepened and expanded our therapy programs. Research proves that children who grow up around domestic violence have permanently elevated levels of stress that limits their ability to learn, play, and do well in social situations. Our new intervention programs are giving these children a second chance.

Your investment has allowed us to make an impact in the key areas outlined above helping victims escape domestic violence. With your support, we continue to create change every day.

We remain guided by the vision of a world where no woman or child has to be afraid in their own home. Thank you for your shared belief in this vision.

Artyn Gardner Vivian Clecak, LCSW Board President Founding CEO

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

Vivian Clecak, LCSWCo-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Maricela Rios-Faust, LCSWChief Operating Officer

Darla Olson Chief Development Officer

DIRECTORS

Kim Barnett, MA, LMFT Transitional Housing

Greg GebhardtFinance

Shirley Gellatly Community Education

Maryanne JohnsonHuman Resources

Vincent Marquez, LCSWShelter

Judith Padilla, LCSWCenter for Children & Families

HUMAN OPTIONSOFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Artyn GardnerPresidentNancy DahanPresident Elect Scharrell JacksonTreasurer Moujan WalkowSecretary PRESIDENT EMERITUSVictoria Collins, Ph.D.Kate DucheneMarcia Jager DIRECTORS Scott AllenEve BarkerLaura BenzDiane BiagiantiSherry BraggCarol CarlileSteve ChurmCelina DokaLauren FriedmanAndrew GrayKaren GreenDavid HendryxMichele KhouryMichael A. MorrisMary Jo MursaWendy PetersonTamie RusJulia Demlow SoffermanKerri SonenshineDave StraussTerry TheologidesSusanna VakiliChace WarmingtonRay WestonRyan WilkinsonBuffy Zwirner

RETIRING BOARD MEMBERSJennifer BojorquezKelly LamAmy LongoLinda SchillingDanny SonenshineLes Thomas

“Katy and I believe if you save the children you can break the cycle. That has been at the root of our commitment to Human Options’ children’s program from the beginning. That is why when Human Options came to us with an idea for a program that could help those children exposed to domestic violence recover and break the cycle, we chose to seed it.”

~ Jack Schoellerman Schoellerman Foundation Human Options Past Board President

A Way Forward from Trauma LWhen two year old Maddie first arrived at our emergency shelter, she showed no emotions and wouldn’t talk to anyone. Spending her first two years of life in a constant state of chaos, she suffered from severe developmental, emotional and behavioral problems. Sadly, this is not uncommon.

Domestic violence has a tremendous impact on brain development. From delayed verbal and motor skills, anxiety and depression, to difficulty identifying and expressing emotions, the effects of trauma can be deep rooted and long lasting in young children. Fortunately, Human Options has been working to implement new interventions to help children like her.

Our program promotes resilience and strengthens children’s ability to cope with their exposure to violence, improves the mother’s emotional state and her parenting skills, and enhances parent-child communication and bonding. Today, Maddie is barely recognizable from the child that entered our shelter. Maddie and her mom, and families like theirs, have the chance for a much brighter future. And this is just one family. With this program, 83% of children have exhibited an increase in positive social interactions with peers and 93% of mothers have described a decrease in levels of anxiety.

A recent investment from the Argyros Family Foundation has allowed us to expand and launch the Argyros Children’s Initiative, which will further increase our capacity around new therapeutic interventions in our children’s programs and strengthen our legal services.

One in every three phone calls reporting domestic violence to

911 in Orange County is made by a child.~ Orange County

Domestic Violence Court

“We won. I got my restraining order. Before the hearing, I was extremely afraid. I was nervous. I felt stuck. Once the judge made his ruling, I felt like I was ready for the next step. I felt like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders. I felt like I could breathe again. It was all behind me.”

~ Jane, Emergency Shelter client

Jane attempted to get a temporary restraining order on her own and was denied. She was devastated. We were able to pair her up with a team of attorneys from Troutman Sanders who represented her and helped her win. She finally felt safe.

Safety Through Legal Advocacy LPro bono lawyers make a big difference in helping victims feel safe. Often unaware of their rights, lacking resources, and facing various barriers in obtaining legal assistance, victims seldom know where to turn.

Our legal advocacy program provides support obtaining restraining orders, filing police reports, getting property returned, accompanying victims to court, and even helping with employers and landlords.

We continue to grow our pool of pro bono counsel. This past year, we expanded upon our partnership with firms like Troutman Sanders. Through a pilot program, we trained their lawyers in the nuances of working with domestic violence victims in a shelter setting and now they are offering legal assistance to our clients.

Boys who witness domestic violence are twice as likely to abuse their own partners and children when they are adults.

~ The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Healing Through Art LBy the time 15 year old Thomas entered our emergency shelter with his mom, he had already experienced a childhood filled with fear and violence. Living in “survival mode,” he turned to drugs and alcohol and rarely attended school. It is often difficult for survivors of domestic violence to verbalize their feelings, but art can be a powerful therapeutic tool.

Through art therapy, Thomas had a safe place to express his anger, sadness, confusion and frustration. He worked with our staff to identify his feelings when he entered the shelter (top picture) and his hope for the future (lower picture). His art depicted feelings of loneliness and rage, but his second picture showed him smiling in the sun as he graduated high school. He described this as the light at the end of the tunnel.

This art project was the start of his healing and the first step in breaking the cycle of violence. Throughout his thirty days at the shelter, Thomas enrolled in a new school and continued to use art as a way to heal.

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A GENEROUS GRANT from the

Schoellerman Foundation provided funding to strengthen

our work with children and mothers.

B All client names have been changed for their privacy and protection.

The number of lives changed because you cared. 24-Hour Hotline L 3,489 people received crisis intervention, guidance, and support.

Emergency Shelter L 342 women and children received a safe place to call home, therapy, advocacy and a way forward.

Safe Options for Seniors L 134 men and women age 50+ received counseling, legal advocacy and help escaping abuse.

Transitional Housing L 105 families had safe housing, counseling, vocational guidance, and support becoming self-sufficient.

Center for Children & Families L 740 people received counseling, support, and references for additional services.

Community Education L More than 10,000 people in Orange County learned about domestic violence awareness and prevention.

Together We are Part of the Solution

Our Community Education program actively engages Orange County residents and institutions in reducing and preventing domestic violence. We place an especially high priority on educating youth groups, reaching thousands of students each year. In addition, our educators speak to key community groups and organizations including police departments, healthcare professionals, social service agencies and faith groups.

Through this program, we educate more than 10,000 people a year about the cycle of domestic violence and a way forward to a safer tomorrow.

Love Is Not Supposed to HurtThrough a one-time presentation conducted at local middle and high schools, we talk about prevention, warning signs, where to get help if needed and how to leave an abusive relationship.

Safe DatesThrough a 10-week series for teens ages 13-17, we teach adolescents about relationships, healthy communications, boundaries, cyber bullying, and stress management.

We serve thousands of students through these programs, reaching middle and high schools in Anaheim, Tustin, Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, Fullerton, Mission Viejo, Irvine, Newport Beach and Corona Del Mar.

“When Kaiser Permanente had the

opportunity to partner with Human Options, there was no hesitation.

Through our partnership, we have developed a screening program in

our ob-gyn offices that provides early intervention for our members

experiencing domestic violence during pregnancy, a very dangerous time for

both mother and unborn child.”

Dr. Liza D. Eshilian-OatesRegional Physician Leader for Southern

California Kaiser Permanente Family Violence Prevention Program

Agency Income FY 2013-2014

Agency Expense FY 2013-2014

Private Support 72.2%

Government Support 19.5%

Program & Investment Income 8.3%

Administration 8.3% Fund

Development 11.6%

Program 80.1%

Community Outreach

Natalie Pearl and friends led a community wide effort to collect 640 pieces of dinnerware through an Albertson’s promotion to donate to our families.

1 in 3 adolescents in the U.S. is a victim of physical, sexual, emotional,or verbal abuse from a dating partner.

~ The National Council on Crime and Delinquency Focus

Serious Fun 2014Nearly 475 guests came together in “A Salute to Old Hollywood” at the Balboa Bay Resort to raise nearly

$2 million - $900,000 at the event and another $1 million grant announced by honorary chairs Julia Argyros and daughter Stephanie Argyros to fund therapeutic programs for children.

DOVE AWARD HONOREESThree generations of the Sonenshine family: Sheila & Ygal Sonenshine

(R) and Kerri & Danny, with their daughters Maggie and Sarah

Julia & George Argyros with daughter Stephanie

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Nancy Dahan with Jane Taylor

Event Chairs Tamie Rus and Anderee Berengian & Karla Kraft

Luncheon for Domestic Violence Awareness 2013More than 550 attendees were inspired by Dr. Drew Pinksy’s educational presentation

at our annual Luncheon for Domestic Violence Awareness, that net over $250,000 to fund Human Options programs.

Victoria Collins with Dr. Drew

Vivian Clecak, Moujan & Todd Walkow and Artyn Gardner

I Scharrell Jackson,

Dr. Drew and Nancy Dahan

Guests gather with Dr. Drew at Annual Luncheon

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LWe thank our generous

supporters who donated between 7/1/13 and 6/30/14

LLuminary

Argyros Family Foundation Susan and Bruce EdwardsSchoellerman FoundationThe Cashion Foundation

Ueberroth Family FoundationVerizon Wireless

Weingart Foundation

AmbassadorThe Tony Allen Family Archstone Foundation

Sharon and Terry HartshornHoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian

Karen and Jonathan JaffeSheila and Ygal Sonenshine

ChampionAnonymous

Victoria and David CollinsDon Crevier

Pat and Paula Donahue Family Foundation Fund

Desert Community FoundationKenneth E. Fait

Ellen and Donald GoodwinNancy HandelDonna Hansen

Bill HolmesDon Kaul

Orange County United WayRichter Farms Trust

Kerri and Danny SonenshineJudy and Keith Swayne

Jean and Tim WeissWells Fargo Foundation

Windgate Charitable Foundation

RebuilderAnonymous

Deeann and Al BaldwinCarolyn and William Beaver

Anderee Berengian and Karla KraftVivian Clecak

Joann and Anthony FanticolaArtyn and Max Gardner

Karen and Scott GreenMaralou and Jerry Harrington

Julie HillLydia and Ken Himes

Cheryl and Brent HoldenMichelle and David HorowitzYvonne and Damien JordanMichele and Abdo KhouryTracy and Roger Kirwan

Kim and Jason KrottsMilli and Corey Maggette

Melinda MassonAndrea and Mark McCardleSuki and Randy McCardle

Dana and John MelsomLiz Merage

Lilly and Paul MerageMara and Keith Murray

Janet and Walkie RayBarbara Roberts

Melody and Mark RobinsonKelly Smith

Pamela and Alan SzaboJane and Richard Taylor

Elizabeth and Thomas TierneyBarney & Barney Foundation

Change A Life FoundationEdwards Lifesciences

George Hoag Family FoundationGibson, Dunn & Crutcher, LLPIn-N-Out Burger FoundationJoe MacPherson Foundation

Kaiser PermanenteKea Simon - CRUT

Keller Rackauckas, LLPKenneth A. Lester Family Foundation

Knobbe, Martens, Olson & BearMargaret E. Oser Fund for Women

Minyard Morris, LLPNational Charity League, Newport Chapter

O.L. Halsell FoundationPacific Life Foundation

Sisters of St. Joseph Healthcare FoundationStradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth, P.C.

The Don Yoder FoundationThe Green Foundation

The Holden Family FoundationThe Keith and Judy Swayne Family Foundation

Willette Charitable Foundation

LeaderAnonymous

Byron and Ronnie AllumbaughEve Barker

Ali and Robert BartholomewLaura Benz

Christy BertramDiane W Biagianti and Mike Rovere

Katherine and Howard Bland

Nancy and Clark BonnerDeborah and Larry Bridges

Lisa and Barry BurkeCapital Group Companies

Charitable FoundationCarol and Jeff Carlile

Cinda and Steve ChurmLarane Cinquini-Rodnick

DB&M Media, Inc.Celina Doka

Nicole and Jim DonovanCarmela and Benjamin Du

Kate and Tim DucheneFirst Foundation Bank

Frome Family FoundationHeather Gaughan

Emily Horowitz and Chatom ArkinBeth and Bill Knight

KPMG LLPBill Lyon

Jeri and Danny McKennaSuzanne Melin

Newmeyer & Dillion LLPNewport Beach Sunrise

Rotary FoundationNordstrom

Patricia and John O’DonnellPhileo Foundation

Karen Rager and Stephen TakedaKathleen and Dean Rasmussen

Tamie RusDonald L. Schoellerman

Terry and George SchreyerKatie and William Shreve

Silpada FoundationLon V. Smith Foundation

Elizabeth SteeleMarilyn and Thomas Sutton

The Allergan FoundationThe Lacewing FoundationThe Resnick Foundation

The TJX Foundation, Inc.Ellen and Les Thomas

Nancy and William ThompsonJoyce and Thomas Tucker

Ventas REIT, Inc.Elaine J. Weinberg

WellPoint Health NetworksWestern Digital

Sharon and K. Gregory Wohl

SustainerAbbott Medical Optics

Helen F. Adams & Alan E. Adams Charitable Trust

Bette and Wylie AitkenWendy Ballard

Bank of ManhattanDenise and Keith Banning

Marissa and Don BartoloHyla and Richard Bertea

Jeffrey ChengCitizens Business Bank

Compass Point Non Profit ServicesPriscilla and Ranney Draper

Executive Coaches of Orange CountyJerome A. Fink FoundationJoann and Carl Goltermann

Golden State Foods FoundationGood Friends of Human Options

Ellen Feldberg GordonGreenlaw Partners

David HendryxHoward Building Corporation

Janyce and David HoytHughes & Hughes

Carol HwanEric Kim, MD, DDS

Sandra and Walter KreutzenLee & Associates

Sylvia and Jeff LeSageGael and Glenn Libby

Barb and Greg MacGillivrayAnn McDonaldO Hill CapitalRobert Palmer

Palmieri, Tyler, Wiener, Wilhelm & Waldron LLP

Joni PercoskiWendy and Dale Peterson

Sherry and John PhelanResources Global Professionals

Rice DrywallSamueli Foundation

Amy and Marshall SenkEllen Shockro, Ph.D. and Jack Shaw

Julie and Jeff SoffermanSouth Coast Plaza Management

Teena and Jeff SpindlerSquar Milner

The Dhont Family FoundationSusanna Vakili

Waldron & Bragg, LLPLori and Robert Warmington

Jill and Joseph WilliamsWingstop Restaurants, Inc.

Linda Wirta

PartnerAlpha Chi Omega - Epsilon Psi Chapter

Barclay ButeraJeanne and Gregory Baird

Anouchka BalogJerome Barr

Sally and Aaron BartzBeacon Pointe Advisors, LLC

Marta and Raj BhathalBeth and Howard Bidna

Stacy BierleinJennifer and Louis Bojorquez

Linda BordersMichael BrownVivian Browne

Kathleen BuchananCharitable Ventures of OC/OC

Womens Health ProjectCrevier Classic Cars

Sally and Randy CrockettCrowell Moring

Amy and Mark CzepielJune Dickson

DMP PropertiesPaula and Pat DonahueReesa and Hirad Emadi

Enterprise Holdings FoundationNoelle and Joe Ferrentino

Kathy Ferry Beatrice & Leon Friedman

Charitable FoundationSara and Brian Fischbein

Emily Vogler Flynn and Daniel FlynnLoreen Gilbert

Cyndi and Kavous GitibinScott Gladstone and Nikki Norman

Colby and Andrew GrayLarry Green

Cathy GreinkeDiane and Clay Halvorsen

Pam and Dave HarveyMarhnelle Hibbard

Lisa and David HummelbergLaurice and Dale JabourAmy and Duane Jensen

Delores and Marshall JohnsonKelly and Jeff Johnston

Joanne and Dennis KeithNancy KempTania King

Karen KlammerSally and Gerry Korkin

Gigi KrollLatham & Watkins LLP

Melissa and James LeasureDiana and Larry Lorenzi

Lynne and Doug McLeishCarolynne and Kim Megonigal

Nikki and Joel MilibandRobin and Keith More

Donald MorrowAllison and Thomas Motherway

Roberta and Peter MuhlemanBrian MurphyMary Jo Mursa

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur OngTerri and Douglas Pasquale

Kristen and Mark PerlmutterJoyce Piercey

PKC Construction Co.

Catherine RappaportDiane and Harry RinkerDori Wells Rodi-ShryockMollie and James Rosing

Carie and Gerald RossKaira and Harley Rouda

Kimberly RoushJoy Schaefer-Skaggs and Greg Skaggs

Katy and Jack SchoellermanMona and Rup Shah

VJ ShraderSandi and Ron Simon

Stacey and Michael SmithFrank Spittle

Leslie and Jason SternSue and Ralph Stern

Karis and Dave StraussJesyca Tang

The PIMCO FoundationKathleen and Kim Tobler

TriMark RaygalUnion Bank

Amy VanBlaricomSarah and Eric VanDerHeydenSuzanne and Richard Wagner

Moujan and Todd WalkowMary Janice Wallace

Sue and Monty WaltzAnne and Chace Warmington

Kellie and Don WebbAimee Weisner and Tom Saeman

Judy and Wes WhitmoreMiriam and Ryan Wilkinson

Lori and Mark WilliamsMandy and James Wynn

Elena Zaretsky and Marc Schneider

SupporterAzy and Martin Aarons

Suzanne and Mike AferganEvelyn and James Aleccia

Timery AllenKristy and Steve Allison

American Association of University WomenAnaheim Ducks

Pat and Tim AntonoplosFrances and John Applegate

Nancy and Mark BaileyJulia and Hancock BanningTrish and Mike BerchtoldBig Canyon Country Club

Ranjit BirakJennifer Blanchfield

Bloomingdale’sKaren and Paul Brower

Catherine BrownCindy and Richard CampbellKelly and William Campbell

Lynn Capouya

Michele and Bill CarterMarcia and John Cashion

Chipotle Mexican GrillKaren and Bruce Clark

Kathleen and Cornelius ColaoPamela Cruse

Robert R. CryerDCI Engineers

Christine and Jason De BrettevilleBetsy and Ryan DeckerChristine Devarenne

Nicole and Sean DonnellyCourtney and Jason Dreibelbis

Ebell Club of Laguna BeachKurt Eggert

Liza Eshilian-Oates, M.D. and Mike Oates

Shannon and Rick EuseyKathryn and David Flattum

Milli FredricksJana and Neil FreedmanMarilyn and Jack French

Lauren and Daniel FriedmanMarjorie and Earl FullerAsha and Greg GenskeMegan and Brent GessGali and Davey Glantz

Melinda Gomez and Nicholas JacksonGreg GoodrichCynthia Graff

Elizabeth GregoryRaylene and Douglas Groves

Elizabeth HassonVirginia and Robert HiltonDana and Yoosie HollanderMichelle and Steven HuppSandra and Larry Hutchens

Tom, Krissie & Family HyltonRuth Ann and Robert Hyson

Jen and Bob JacksonScharrell Jackson

Bettina KallinsMindy and Wayne KarroHolly and Mark Kerslake

Meredith and Ken KhachigianMyra and Larry Kirschenbaum

Anabel and John KonwiserSharon and Kenneith Kraus

Steve LaneFrancine Light

Linda and John LynesSharon MacDonaldCaroline Marchant

Rosalinda and Jorge MartinezKim MassoudiJanie Merkle

Peter MitchellDemetria MooreMichael Morris

Gwen Murakami

National Charity League - Las ColegasAlisa and David Neary

Newport Harbor Elks LodgeNossaman LLPMichael Oakley

Parker AerospaceKathy Parsa

Carrie and Steve PaulJoy and Robert Penner

John PhillipsNancy and Edward Pollard

Charlene PragerRani, Malli and Lalitha Varanasi Fund

Jennifer RectorKim and Terry Riker

Diana and Peter RobertsonJudith and Patrick Ryan

Katherine Sanderson Liz and John Sganga

Marta and George ShinnJessica and Scott Shubin

Ann and Richard SimPaul Slavik

Linda and Sanford SmithAllyson and Coby Sonenshine

Jessica and Ryan SpeelbergPam and Scott Sullivan

Torchmark CorporationSusan Vavak

Santosh VempalaKaryn and Greg Walker

Sonnee and Robert WeednWoman’s Club of Orange

AdvocateAnonymous

Maryann Adl-Tabatabai Aggie Afarinesh

Bea AguirreTina Aldatz

Alpha Chi OmegaBrien Amspoker

Susan and Samuel AndersonSusan F Anderson

Betty AndrewsSharlene Shipman Baker

Barbara Bates

Eric BaumanOra Ben-Barak

Linda and John BennerAndrea Ruth Bird

Susan BishopDiana Teran Blaisure

Harry BloomfieldSherry S. BraggDebra Brancato

Whitton BransbyEllen Breitman

Jenny and Luke CarlsonCarli Churm

Antony ClarkeCombined Federal Campaign

of Greater SoCalElizabeth Conley

Ashley CrainCucina EnotecaKatherine Curtis

Ed DaileyMike Danzi

John DavidsonAmy De Leon

Donna and Timothy DevinePhyllis and George Drayton

Kiran DubhashiEstey-Hoover Inc.

Jody and Mike FarrellShirin Forootan

Hillary and Joe GerberSusan and Steve Giusto

Golden CommunicationsWhitney Gomez

Candace and Brian GoodmanJoanne Gorup

Sharyn and Jonathan GrantGroupon

Angela GuptaWendy Haebler Worrell

William HaeblerKarina Hamilton

Jesse HamlinDebbie Hao

Harbor Day SchoolJeff and Heather HaworthKathy and Dan Hedigan

Julie HefnerAnne and Robert HummelFiona and Christopher IveyJemmott Rollins Group, Inc.

Suzie KaneCarolyn and Michael Keddington

Larry KirschenbaumDavid Krofina

Anthony KubiakVicki and Andrew Lazere

Alison LedgerEva LehmanR.T. Levan

Darcy LewisLorna Jane USA, Inc.

Marlene LynchBahareh B Mahdi

Evelyne and Jeff MarksPatricia and Ed McFarland

Carolyn and Gary McKitterickWendy McManigal

Anita Meister-Boyd and Larry BoydDebbie Millar

Gretchen MillerJulie Milliken

Sandra NaughtonDarla and Jeff Olson

Lisa PittmanLisa and Robert QuinnMicki and George Rach

Kerry ReynoldsAllyn Roberts

Cristina RobertsRobin Robinson

Patti and Chris RoseJudy and Joe Rosener

Linda RoyerMartha Ryan

Christina and Kenneth RyderSusan and Dana Sanders

Raquel SchellPamela Schmider

Jo SkibbyCraig SkillionMatt Smith

Tara StanbridgeLance Stern

Jane K. StoeverSelly StraightKaren Tejcka

Susan and Joseph ThomasSandra von Paul

Mary WaltonKirstin Watson

Marci and William WeinbergCarter Weir

Christina WelfordCarol WilliamsMary WilliamsAnne Wright

Jennifer YoshidaLisa Young

Jackie and Louis Zitnik

IN MEMORIAM

Jane NoebelJohn Pricz

Al Schoellerman

Thank you for your dedication and support to Human Options.

You will be missed.

Legacy Society Members

We greatly appreciate the following donors who have made gifts that

ensure the long-term sustainability of Human Options.

Helen F. and Alan E. Adams Charitable Trust

Ashbrook Family TrustDorothy M. Booth Charitable Trust

Catherine BowersEstate of Elizabeth Breneman

Lucienne Cahill TrustVivian Clecak and John Pricz

Victoris Collins, Ph.D.The Ethel C. Correll Trust

Sophie and Larry CripeArtyn and Max GardnerShirley and Glen Gellatly

Charitable TrustSharon and Terry Hartshorn

Estate of Virginia MartinDavid Hendryx

Candy and Ron HessScott Hughes

Carolyne JohnsonEstate of Ann Lawson Karsh

Dorothy KarsonMichele and Abdo Khoury

Anita LevinMargi and John MurrayNancy and Scott Nygren

Margaret PiacentiBetty Mower Potalivo

Marvin W. and Harriet C. Reimer Charitable Trust

Lorraine Remby and Tom MoebusPatricia Rose

Katy and Jack SchoellermanSusan Shalit, MSW

Ellen Shockro, Ph.D. and Jack ShawKea Simon Trust - CRUT

Jo SkibbyGrace Songolo and Don Lafoon

Judy and Keith SwayneJane and Richard Taylor

Libby TobinGary Van Arnam

Susan VavakVerrill Family Trust

H. B. YolenJean and Tim Weiss

Laverne WheelerAnne WrightCarole Zavala

Premier Auction Donors

Affinity & Co. JewelersLaura Benz

The Center ClubChange a Life Foundation

Drizzle Art by Robert HoltonJoshua Ets-Hokin

Ferrari of Newport BeachFour Seasons Maui

Jesse Freidin Pet PhotographyHilton Grand Vacation Clubs

Il Barone RistoranteKohanaiki Club

Las Vegas Sands CorporationMiPlace

Newport Beach Vascular Surgery & Vain Center

Photography by MahlonProvenance Restaurant, Cathy Pavlos

Karen Rager-TakedaTamie Rus

Sheila & Ygal SonenshineDavid Yurman

In-kind Vendor DonorsBalboa Bay Resort

Designer Specialty LinensMiMedia Productions

Primal FlowersSignature Rental

Sharon Belknap Design Studio

Public GrantsFederal

Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

State

Cal OESCalWorks

LocalCity of Irvine

City of Lake ForestCity of Mission Viejo

City of Newport BeachCity of Santa Ana

City of TustinFamilies and Communities Together (FaCT)

OC Community Resources

The Many Ways That You Can Make a Difference ~

Annual Gifts fund our core services that provide safety, healing and a way forward

for women and children who have experienced abuse.

Sisterhood meets four times a year for hands-on projects that support our families.

Men in Motion takes a public stand against domestic violence raising funds to support outreach and prevention.

Serious Fun invites guests to dine, dance and have fun for a serious cause.

The Luncheon on Domestic Violence Awareness provides an educational and inspiring opportunity to learn more about our work.

Volunteersprovide pro bono legal and professional services, help answer hotline

phone calls, and spread awareness in the community.

Interested in getting involved?Call Melissa Walker at (949) 737-5242 x317.

“To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived.

This is to have succeeded.”

~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

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