2010 by the numbers

98% of former CWU housing residents receiving CWU stabilization services remained in their permanent placements.

64% of GED graduates continued their education by enrolling in a college preparatory or job training program or by entering college.

95% of Career Family Opportunity participants completed financial literacy training and saved an average of $367 in the program’s first year.

Dear Friends,

When we heard Michelle’s words at the grand opening celebration of CWU’s Career Family Opportunity (CFO), we knew this groundbreaking program was already making a difference in its participants’ lives.

Just how much of a measurable difference we learned at our year-end assessment. In their first year, 67% of CFO participants enrolled in or graduated from post-secondary education programs, and 95% completed financial literacy training and saved an average of $367.

These single parents who have struggled to provide for their children are determined to achieve the program’s dual goals within five years: a job that pays enough to support their families and personal savings of $10,000. We believe they will succeed because of CFO’s unique approach, which combines mobility mentoring, links to resources and professional help, financial incentives, a matched savings plan, and peer support.

Launching CFO in fiscal year 2010 was a triumph in many ways for CWU and reflected how we work best. The CFO concept originated in our Research and Innovation Department, which then developed its design, guided its implementation, and now measures its outcomes. Next year, we hope to broaden and deepen CFO’s impact by replicating it beyond its current South Boston site.

As an organization, we strive for maximum impact not just on individual lives, but also on the causes and consequences of poverty itself. This year we published the Massachusetts Economic Independence Index (Mass. Index), which starkly reported why so many families in our state struggle to get by. A single parent with two children needs an annual income of $61,618 to meet basic living expenses.

To make that salary in Massachusetts, as the “Hot Jobs 2010” companion study to the Mass. Index revealed, a worker needs two years of post-secondary education or training. And, as we have previously reported, nearly half of Massachusetts’ 3.2 million workers lack those credentials.

Our Advocacy Department worked tirelessly throughout the year to provide this critical data to the legislature and succeeded in keeping budget cuts to the programs most vital to our clients—housing, adult basic education, and child care—to a minimum.

We will continue to do all we can, and we thank you for your ongoing support. We hope you too will continue to Live, Work, and Thrive.

Best regards,

Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhD Pamela A. MurrayPresident/Chief Executive Officer Chair

“I have now become the Career Family Organizer of my life and

my children’s lives. I am mapping out my future and theirs. Every

objective I achieve makes me feel more and more confident

that—one step at a time, one day at a time, with the support and

guidance of the Career Family Opportunity program—I will

achieve my ultimate goal to leave the Old Colony Public Housing

Development behind and build a life of economic security for

myself and my children.”

Michelle FelizCareer Family Opportunity participantCFO Grand Opening, November 2009

28 DegreesEva AlpertDanielle BenigniRonda BerkmanAnn BernsteinBig Apple CircusHillary BlackSuzanne BruhnMaribel BrunoLily CarbeckAlexandra ClarkJim CuddySheila DeelyCarla DeLuca-WardwellKerry EmberleyBill FabiszewskiMaureen FaheyFirst Parish of BrooklineFirst Unitarian Society in NewtonJane FisherPatricia FolevArlene FruchlerRuth FruchterZina GasselJulie GoffPedram HamrouTeresa HarrisJoellen W. HawkinsFrank HughesHumboldt Storage and Moving CompanyMaria JasikevskyYasmin Jean-PrucienRogina L. JeffriesStephen B. JeffriesBarbara KellmanNeal KlinmanRuth L. KnightsLaura KollettWarren KramerJeanette E. KrugerMolly LadenRosa LempertaJean M. LesikNancy LeventhalChantel LowellCindy LuxTheresa M. LynnJ ManganellaWilliam McDonaldCaroline McGowanColleen McGuireGail MonaghanLinda MoraskiAnne MorrisseyPamela A. MurrayPeter NelsonNewton Senior CenterAdam Nussenbaum

Maureen OatesDonald OckerDouglas OlsenAlice R. O’NeilSapna PadteTiffany ParisEllen W. PayzantAnne PellegrinoRobert PezziniPriscilla A. RandallLesli ReichPaul J. RestenTricia RiordanMichael RockKristin SaccocioDavid SchwartzbergShireSisters of St. JosephLauren A. Smith, MDLindsey SmithKelly SnellJames SolomonAshley StewartDeborah StolbachChristine StroutJanet SungPeggy SunshineRosa TempestaKeith TempleGretchen ThompsonHelen VanBenschotenDeborah J. VeatchMarta VelascoPenny WogglesworthDeborah YoungbloodPeter ZaneNairobi Zelman

IN-KIND SUPPORT Management Staff

Nathalie Apchin Chief Financial Officer

Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhDPresident/Chief Executive Officer

Charles E. Carter, Jr., PhD, LICSWSenior Vice President/Chief Operating Officer

Marisela GomezDirector of Education and Workforce Development

Milena GostanianDirector of Family Mobility

Cynthia KingVice President of Human Resources

Michael LazdowskyController

Ruthie LibermanVice President of Public Policy

Jennifer LoweAssociate Director of Research and Innovation

Catherine MacAulayAssistant Vice President of Housing and Family Mobility

Deborah C. MasonDirector of Shelter Services

William McGauleyDirector of Contract and Budget Management

Stephanie NicholsDirector of Marketing and Communications

Jacqueline Perry O’ConnorVice President of Institutional Advancement

Judy ParksDirector of New Programs

Robin RichDirector of Development

Dana ShuttleworthDirector of Facilities and Operations

Deborah StolbachDirector of Case Management and Social Work Services

Mark WissmarDirector of Food Services

Deborah Youngblood, PhDVice President of Research and Innovation

Pamela A. MurrayChair Peter ZaneVice Chair

Michael PoirierTreasurer

Mary L. ReedClerk

Elisabeth D. Babcock, MCRP, PhDPresident/Chief Executive Officer Suzanne BruhnPatricia ByrneEileen FoleyMary R. Jeka, Esq.Edward LappenEdward PendergastDorothy PuhyBarbara RussellAnne F. St. Goar, MDCarmel ShieldsFredi ShonkoffLauren A. Smith, MDStephen SmithClaire Wadlington

Board of Directors

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Crittenton Women’s UnionOne Washington Mall, 2nd FloorBoston, MA 02108Tel: 617.259.2900

www.liveworkthrive.org

$61,618 the annual income a single mom with two kids in Massachusetts needs to cover basic living expenses, according to CWU’s 2010 Massachusetts Economic Independence Index.11the number of jobs that

require two years or less of higher education or training, pay enough to support a family, and have more than 100 job openings in the state, as identified in CWU’s Hot Jobs 2010 report.

1250 total number of adults and children served by CWU programs in 2010.

41 state legislators signed onto the CWU-supported Workers’ Pathways to Self-Sufficiency Act to help more low-income students go to college.

We are grateful for the extraordinary generosity and

ongoing support of our donors for the fiscal year

beginning July 1, 2009 and ending June 30, 2010.

$50,000 and UpFranklin Square House FoundationMabel Louise Riley FoundationSkillWorksState Street CorporationUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley

$25,000-$49,000Bank of New York MellonBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsThe Chickering Foundation The Hyams Foundation, Inc.Harold Whitworth Pierce Charitable TrustState Street FoundationYawkey Foundation

$10,000-$24,999Paul and Edith Babson FoundationThe Baupost GroupBrandon Roberts & AssociatesBushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity FundJames F. Casey FundCharisma Fund - Lucy R. Sprague MemorialCitizens BankClipper Ship FoundationLincoln & Therese Filene FoundationFrederick A. Bailey TrustHastings-Plummer FundJ. Jill Compassion FundThe Janey FundG. Gorham Peters TrustThe Clinton H. and Wilma T. Shattuck Charitable TrustShireAnna B. Stearns Charitable Foundation

$5,000-$9,999Bank of AmericaDunkin’ Brands, Inc.Henry Hornblower Fund, Inc.Mass. Maternity & Foundling Hospital Co.The Sanders FundSchoenstadt Family FoundationTJX Foundation, Inc.Wellesley College

$2,500-$4,999AnonymousElizabeth Grant FundElizabeth Grant TrustRoy A. Hunt FoundationMintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky & Popeo, P.C.Dorothy and Jonathan Rintels Charitable FoundationAdelard A. & Valeda Lea Roy FoundationElizabeth Taylor Fessenden Foundation

$1,000-$2,499Anonymous (2)Bank of America Private Bank Charitable FoundationCharles H. Cross Charitable FoundationFederal Street AdvisorsFidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundLaura Sibbel Fiske TrustHunt Street FundCharles H. Pearson TrustAlbert E. Pillsbury TrustSan Francisco Consumer Action IncVerizon Wireless

$500-$999Bernstein Global Wealth ManagementBoston Private Bank & Trust CompanyCBIZ Tofias & Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C.Susan K. Gardner TrustGoodsearchHoughton Mifflin CompanyJustGive.OrgSilverlinkSt. Michael’s Parish in MiltonState Street Matching Gift ProgramWomen of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church

$1-$499Bessemer TrustThe Christmas Charitable TrustCity of Boston Employee CampaignFiduciary Trust CompanyHarvard UniversityThe Home for Little Wanderers

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

Founders $10,000 and UpAnonymous Suzanne Bruhn Fay M. Chandler Donna A. Jeffers Pamela Kohlberg Edward Lappen and Helen LiebKatharine E. and Al Merck Pamela A. Murray Suze Orman Barbara Russell Jean C. Tempel Peter and Ellen Zane

Sponsors $5,000-$9,999Mrs. William H. Champlin, Jr. Brit J. D’Arbeloff D’Arcy Goldman Robert P. Goodrow Laura Groark Georgia Murray Donna Orlando Michael J. Poirier Dorothy E. Puhy Carmel Anne Shields Fredi Shonkoff Ellin Smalley Claire H. Wadlington

Supporters $2,500-$4,999Elisabeth D. Babcock Dorothy R . Brissette Mary R. Jeka, Esq. Wendy Lavallee Judith Pearlstein Edward H. Pendergast Lauren Smith Stephen Smith and Marilyn CuginiAnne F. St. Goar, MD and Shippen Page

Members $1,000-$2,499Holly Ambler Nathalie Apchin Deborah E. Babson John Scott Beal Stephanie L. Brown Susan Okie Bush Patricia M. Byrne Sylvia P. Constable Ruth Darling Margaret L. Engel Grace Keeney Fey Eileen Foley Adrienne Kimball Cynthia King Christian Kreilkamp

John LaPann Carol Lazarus Virginia Loeb Anne Lovett Jay MacLaughlin George and Ann Macomber Henrietta N. Meyer Mary L. Reed Jennifer Samalis Peggy S. Scott Wendy Shattuck Alicia Symchych Anne G. Symchych

GIFTS

$500-$999David and Elizabeth Ames Charitable TrustHenry Bareiss Marylou Batt and Thomas GlynnJo-Ann Boback Bernice Bradin Jennifer K. Brown Susanne H. Englert Thomas M. Feeley Elaine Foster Bayard and Julie Henry Connie J. Hershey Rosemarie T. Johnson Louise Murray Tami E. Nason Ellen W. Payzant Elizabeth M. Pohl Frances G. Pratt Deborah Raizes Benson Shapiro David Sheffer William Shipley Anne G. St. Goar Peter Swartz Emily V. Wade Katharine M. Wolff

$250-$499Lotte Bailyn Elizabeth Pratt Barringer Reinier Beeuwkes Cherie Boettcher Leslie Bowen Ann Brackett Diane M. Buhl Catherine and Paul Buttenwieser FoundationLeah Cadillac Naomi Luft Cameron Sheila Cavanaugh Monica D. Cost Louise Donovan

Cynthia Taft Egdahl Elizabeth S. Eustis Judith D. Feins Karen Fish-Will Edward C. Gray Beth Greenberg Dianne Hobbs Lucy Husk Cynthia M. Jones Loretta Keane Rebecca A. Lee Jane Lundquist Pamela A. Manolakis Margaret M. McMenimen Kathy Metcalfe Mary Coffey Moran Peter Nelson Peter L. Neville and Noreen Neville CareyMarleen Nienhuis Pamela Norley Anne B. Peacher Risha Samuelson Diane H. Schmalensee Luciene F. Schroeder David P. Sheehan David A. Tibbetts Mary S. Tracy Rosamond B. Vaule Donna Wilson Gul Yanmaz-Karsligil

$100-$249AnonymousMargaret Dealy Ackerman William C. Allison Antonio V. Andrade Margaret E. Atkins Martha H. Bagby Carol M. Baisden Sharon Bak Adele Maria Barrett Joyce A. Barry Sandy Batista Louise Baxter Robert I. Bechek Rosalie Beith Videen M. Bennett Michael Bentinck-Smith JudyAnn Bigby Karen Bird Shirley I. Blancke Miriam Blank Dianne Blau Mary E. Bouchard Lincoln Boyden Elizabeth J. Buechler George Bullock Margaret A. Bush Eleanor S. Butler

Charles Button Mara Dimambro Calame James Carter Carol B. Casabonne Sonia Chang-Diaz Maria T. Charrette Jean W. Childs Amanda Cobb Joanne Cohn Anne Marie Collier Fernando J. Corbato Liane and Don Crawford Fay Dabney Roslyn G. Daum Susan P. Davies Ed Deangelo Charles Delbaum Jennifer Dobruck LoweElisabeth Donahue Constance J. Doty Liza Douglas Toni Elka Martin G. Evans Julia M. Fair Jean Fuller Farrington Colleen Fitzpatrick Ann Fudge Tracy Gallagher Marianne Galvin Catherine Garnett Sally M. Geaney Lucretia Giese Cindy Goldstein Nancy C. Goodwin Deborah Gray Jean L. Guttman Sandra Hackman H. Patricia Hanna Richard W. Harrison Rebecca Hazelton Elizabeth P. Heald James C. Heigham Edward Heller Lewis Holmes Kevin G. Honan Kathleen M Hughes Kathleen M Hull Eleanor E. Iselin Helen L. Johnstone Beth Kemler Stephen Kistner Renee Knilans Katherine F. Kopp Mary M. Lassen Marjorie E. Leggett Cynthia Freyman Lepofsky Janet Marie Loring Susan G. Loring Jane C. Lyman Lucy G. Mack

K.M. Maloney Paul E Maloney Ruth G. Mandalian Winifred A. McCarthy Jane Comins McCord Pattie McCoy Donna B. McNamara Andrea Mengel Thomas M. and Angela Menino Katherine P. Messenger Patricia T. Metcalf Matilda D. Mitsakos Thomas Mnich Barbara Jane Mook Donna Morris Jennifer Morrison Regina M. Mullen Muriel Irwin Nichols Julie Nuzzo Teresa Occhiolini Constance C. Otradovec Helene D. Paquin David Pilbeam John Thomas Potts Edna J. Pressler Mitchell N. Rabkin Priscilla Ann Randall William F. Ray Donald C. Reutemann Robin Rich Susan Ridlon Alice Rothchild Betty Salzberg Dorie Seavey Renata Selig Jo Ann Share Dana Shuttleworth Candace L. Sidner Anna G. Smedley Joann H. Southgate Sydney Sowles Robert M. Stein Jeanne Stolbach Beverly B. Sullivan Harriett Tee Taggart Eileen M. Todd Steven A. Tolman Linda Voniderstein Barbara L. Wallace Marjorie D. Weerts Josh Weiner Stephen Weiner Mary Werler James R. Western Constance V. R. White Paul I. Winig Katherine B. Winter Stephen Winter

$1-$99Anonymous Randy P. Albelda Manuela Alves Louise Todd Ambler Audra Bailey Barbara D. Baratz Stephen Barrow Nancy B. Bates Douglas Benjamin Juliet R. Bernstein Kirsten Athena Blocker Carol L. Boggs Alice C. Bray Amy B. Brigham Catherine Brigham Daniel P. Broderick James W. Bueche Glen Burke Julian Bussgang Ernest J. Cannava Leon Cantor Eileen Cavanaugh Helen B. Chadwick Deborah Choate Susan Cohen Margaret A. Coleman Christiane Collins Elsie H. Collins Jane Collins Douglas Cook Mary E. Coyle J. Elizabeth Cremens John F. Crigler Jack Dennis Donna Denoncourt Andrea Der Boghosian Denise Devereux Emily C. DiMaggio Donna S. Dreier E. L. Edwards William H. Eger Diane Neal Emmons Lilach Epstein Sumru Erkut Abby G. Flam Janice Foley Susan Furst Kathleen A. Gallery Judy E. Garber Zina Gassel Louis M. Geller Elizabeth Gerlach Martha B. Gilson Karen L. Glaser Maxine Stein Goldberg Samuel N. Goldman Susan Goldstein Ellen Gorowitz

Margaret Gramins Patricia N. Grandieri Shirley Green Patricia Greninger Robert Guttentag Patricia A. Haddad Carolyn A. Hamming Maureen Harmonay Brenda Harris John D. Herzog Ann R. Heymann Cheryl Hoenemeyer Michael Houlihan Pamela Ironside Stephanie C. Janey June J. Johnson-Wolff Denise Jolicoeur M. Barbara Joyce Lissa R. Kapust Alan T. Kent Mary Kernan Eunice King John King Aaron Kleiner Charlotte Knox Jordan Krechmer Mary-Lou Kruse Kelly M. Landron Catherine Lastavica Sandra M. Lawrence Anna G. Lemonias Roberta W. Levin Barbara Levings Lloyd Lillie Ann O. Lord Enid Lubarsky Betty S. Lykins Jean W. Lyon Barbara R. Mackey Emily A. Maitin Therese Maloney Lauren Mattison Laurie Maylander Judith B. McDonough Mary E. McGlynn Margaret J. Mehm Yvette Melendez Teresa Michanczyk Susan C. Miller Evvajean Mintz Lauri Mitchell Edward Morgan Jane Neill Atheline W. Nixon Helen T. Noyes Judith H. Obermayer Jacqueline Perry O’Connor Fook L. Ong Deb Oriola Roger Ormon

Mark Osborne Meredith P. Page Wendy Parmet Elizabeth B. Patrick Laura R. Payson E. Lee Perry William B. Picotte Hollis W. Plimpton Matthew Poland Kestutis Puckorius Joe Quinnan Laurie A. Raymond Noel P. Robinson William Romaine Stephen R. Rosenthal Rebecca Roth David Rourke Ann J. Russo Alexandra H. Schweitzer Paige Carney Scott Robert Seeley Peggy Totten Sexton Marilou Shaughnessy Louis Shuster Leslie Silverstone Betty Singer Neal Solomon John W. Spaeth Julia Stagg Kenneth A. Stein Sylvia L. Stevens Susan G. Stringer Barbara Styrt Melissa Tansey James Tattersall Judith S. Thoft Jeremy Thompson Isabel Toomajian Marianne Townsend John F. Verrilli Nancy J. Vescuso Celeste Vezina Maryann T. Wadsworth Judy Walcott Ann Fowler Wallace Karen A. Ward Leslie J. Warshaw Bonnie C. Waters Teresa Watkins Mary C. Watts David Wellinger Ruth Wells Loretta Wencis Mari S. White JoAnn R. Whitmore Tracy Zager Julia Zerounian

CORPORATIONS, OTHER FOUNDATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS INDIVIDUALS

Sources of Operating Funds: $10,577,362

FEE FOR SERVICE 5%GIFTS AND GRANTS 24%INVESTMENT INCOME AND OTHER 3%GOVERNMENT SUPPORT 68%

Crittenton Women’s Union Statement of Financial Position

As of As of 6/30/2010 6/30/2009 Assets Current Assets $2,311,903 $1,540,349 Investments $4,680,178 $4,685,267 Property, Plant and Equipment, Net $4,366,282 $4,578,728 Total Assets $11,358,363 $10,804,344 Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Current Liabilities $869,691 $808,822 Notes Payable $462,487 $505,715Total Liabilities $1,332,178 $1,314,537 Net Assets: Unrestricted - Undesignated $2,468,254 $2,538,220 Unrestricted - Board Designated $3,036,717 $2,796,907 Unrestricted - Innovation $390,580 $0 Temporarily Restricted $2,847,685 $2,871,731 Permanently Restricted $1,282,949 $1,282,949Total Net Assets: $10,026,185 $9,489,807 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $11,358,363 $10,804,344

Crittenton Women’s Union Statement of Activities

FY10 FY09 Operating Revenue Program Service Fees $7,732,053 $7,453,086 Gifts and Grants $2,016,964 $2,290,686 Innovation Gifts $390,000 $0 In-kind Gifts $157,363 $389,957 Investment Income appropriated $270,000 $291,000 Other Income $10,982 $18,743 Total Operating Revenue $10,577,362 $10,443,472

Operating Expenses Program Services $8,126,076 $8,422,506 Management and General $1,680,585 $1,664,866 Fundraising $528,704 $562,372 Total Operating Expenses $10,335,365 $10,649,744

Change in Net Assets from operating activities $241,997 ($206,272) Change in Net Assets from non-operating activities $318,427 ($993,241)Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets ($24,046) ($459,184)

Total Change in Net Assets $536,378 ($1,658,697)

Use of Operating Funds: $10,335,365

CAREER FAMILY OPPORTUNITY 3%EDUCATION, WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT 11%RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY 7%MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL 16%FUNDRAISING 5%HOUSING AND FOOD SERVICES 58%

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