ONE CHILDONE FAMILYONE LIFE

2014 AnnuAl RepoRt

It’s All About the Number One.

Annual reports are traditionally about numbers. How much did we raise in government or private funding? How much did we spend? We’re pleased to make that information and much more available to you in our 2014 Annual Report. But I’d like to think that our Annual Report is about something more important – it’s about how we used your contributions to change our community of St. Louis - one child, one family, one life at a time.

This was driven home for me back in November when I was out of town on agency business. You see, we hear a lot of big numbers: How many children are reported abused each year in Missouri? Almost 100,000. How many billions of dollars are spent on lottery tickets each year? About $70 billion. How much money did we spend on Halloween candy last year? $2.8 billion. How many children die of child abuse each year across the U.S.? Almost 1,700.

So I was listening with fascination to some pretty big numbers at this conference when I received an e-mail from our staff. They told me that they had just found out about a little four-year old boy who had been in the hospital for three days, and no one knew. He was suffering from a broken collarbone, broken ribs and a broken wrist as a result of a beating from his mom’s boyfriend. He was probably suffering from a broken heart because he was all alone, no visitors, no one to comfort him. And he was suffering from a broken spirit because the hospital staff had to put Pampers on him – at four years old. Our staff was just telling me that they were headed to the hospital and would be there 24/7 until he was released.

One child, one family, one life at a time. It puts big numbers in perspective, and at the same time, gives meaning to every single number in this Annual Report. I hope you’ll see that little boy on every page. I hope you’ll say a prayer for him and our staff. And I hope you’ll feel good about the fact that your support to Family Resource Center in 2014 means that we can put all of our love, expertise, and resources to helping one child, one family, one life at a time. And that all adds up to a big number: Family Resource Center helped almost 7,000 children and family members this past year.

GREG ECHELECHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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OUR MISSION is to give abused kids a chance for a better life by preventing and treating all forms of child abuse and neglect and by strengthening families through family-centered therapeutic, educational, and support services.

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“Allison came into our care because she had bruises on her head like the imprint of an adult hand, as well as numerous other injuries,” Matt, Family Resource Center’s Foster Care Supervisor, says. “And she didn’t talk. For most of her three years she had been left to fend for herself, so everything — walking, talking — was delayed.”

“This little girl had probably never known safety. The first night in her foster home, you could see her muscles relax and feel her respond to hugs. We got her into speech therapy, physical therapy and play therapy. At Family Resource Center, the success of a child isn’t based just on the foster parents or the case manager; it’s a team effort.”

“I can still picture Allison at her adoption ceremony,” Matt says. “She was running towards me, laughing! To see her transformed from a traumatized, nonverbal child to a joyful, chattering little girl was amazing.”

Allison’s Story

Program/Services Individuals Served

Children’s Services Therapeutic Preschool 152

Foster Care Services Case Management Recruitment/Adoption

2,034903

Youth Services Worksite Mentoring Teen Parent Mentoring Drug Court Mentoring

189346108

Family Services Individual & Family Therapy Family Reunification Services Parent Partners Parenting Wisely PathBuilders

2,11186

103331260

Total number of individuals and family members served 6,623

In 2014, Family Resource Center helped nearly 7,000 children

and family members — one at a time.

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OUR PROGRAMS help children like Allison learn to trust

again and to feel safe. Our success

is the result of a team effort

with a common goal: to ensure

children are safer and healthier and

families are stable.

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Tony’s Story

Tony lived in a world dominated by violence. He saw his mother beaten by his stepdad and he was in the car the day his stepdad shattered the windshield in a fit of rage. By the time he started preschool, violence seemed a normal way of life, so he physically and verbally attacked the other children and his teachers. After failing at six preschools, Tony came to Family Resource Center.

Watching a mother being battered is a terrifying experience, yet over three million children are subjected to this horror every year. Statistics tell us that a boy who sees his mother beaten is twice as likely to repeat that behavior with the mother of his own children someday. At Family Resource Center we are committed to breaking the cycle of abuse: we will not let kids like Tony become statistics.

In our Therapeutic Preschool, Tony learned the difference between right and wrong behavior and how to channel his feelings into positive role playing. With the help of our family therapists, his mother gained the courage to move away from her abuser. Today Tony and his mother are thriving – and violence is a thing of the past.

Public Support and RevenuesContributions $ 695,755Special Events 327,012United Way 291,109

Total Public Support 1,313,876

Program Service Fees 4,509,733

Investment Income & Misc. 320,604

ExpensesProgram Services $ 4,618,755Administrative Services 862,931Fundraising 389,032

Total Public Support & Revenues 6,144,213

Change in Net Assets 273,495

Total Expenses 5,870,718

Net Assets, Ending 5,451,610

Net Assets, Beginning 5,178,115

Every dollar donated to Family Resource Center gives abused kids a chance for a better life.

Financial Results (audited)

January 1, 2014 - December 31, 2014

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YOUR SUPPORTkeeps children like Tony from becoming statistics in the cycle of abuse. Family Resource Center is committed to wise and transparent use of donations.

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Our families say . . .“I don’t know what I would have done without Family Resource Center’s therapist by my side. She is like a good friend. She listens to me, gives me her feedback, laughs with me, talks to me, and steers me in the right direction.”

“Family Resource Center 'put its cape on' and saved the day.”

“From the start I felt that my family was handled with complete care and responsibility. The PathBuilders coaches managed to provide information and assistance at each step and that means a lot. The program is by far the best experience I’ve had. I always tell others about the help my family received.”

“Family Resource Center changed me and my children’s lives and they will always have a special place in our hearts. They were the family we didn’t have.”

Steven Goldstein PresidentBrian Clevinger, PhD President-Elect, Program Committee ChairJan L. Hess VP-Development

Steve Smith VP-Human ResourcesJuliane M. Praiss SecretaryMatt Harvey TreasurerCindy S. HandyDavid W. Haynes

Anne H. HerzogLaura HoltScott HomanChristopher ReidTina ShannonSusan StithRick Wessel

2014 Governance Board

Anna Mayer BeckDean BoeschenSatonya L. BookerValori BringStephen J. BurrowsKent A. ChancellorDannae DelanoSherry B. DeloThomas L. FerrisAndrea P. FrazierSarah FuhrmannJohn D. HeithausPhyllis A. Hoff

Christine HomanDonald G. Imholz John J. IraceCyeria JacksonLiz JohnsonLorraine KeeJoseph KelleyAshley KemperMary Jane KingTom LaMantiaAsha S. LundalKjell LundalMichael Manchisi

Carol MargreiterDebbie MarshallLeo H. Ming, Jr.†

Deborah MorleyAlison C. Nash, MDTim Person, Jr.Thomas P. PollihanHeather RhodesWilliam Rose†

Kathy SiddensEllen C. SmithLina Young

2014 Advocacy Board

Greg Echele, MSW, LCSW Chief Executive OfficerPam Moussette, MS, MSW, LCSW Chief Program OfficerJohn Heithaus, BA Chief Development Officer

Robert Ahrens, BS/BA Chief Financial OfficerTerry Patton, BA Human Resources Manager

Executive Team

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Anne H. HerzogLaura HoltScott HomanChristopher ReidTina ShannonSusan StithRick Wessel

Robert Ahrens, BS/BA Chief Financial OfficerTerry Patton, BA Human Resources Manager

ONE DONORcan make a huge impact on the life of a child. That’s why we are thankful for our 2014 Donors and Guardian Society members.

The Guardian Society, led by Christine Homan, recognizes individual donors who give an annual unrestricted contribution of $1,000 or more. Find out how you can give to Family Resource Center, including:

• Check or credit card donations• Direct withdrawals from a checking account• Matched gifts from your employer• Planned giving through charitable annuity or bequest

Contact John Heithaus at 314.534.9350, jheithaus@frcmo.org, or visit our website at www.frcmo.org.

One gift makes a difference. Your tax-deductible gift at any level stays right here in the St. Louis community and directly benefits the kids and families we serve.

See pages 10-11 for a list of donors and Guardian Society members.

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$50,000 and moreAnna Mayer Beck*The Boeing CompanyDana Brown Charitable TrustHerman T. and Phenie R. Pott Foundation

$20,000 to $49,999American Direct Marketing ResourcesAnonymousBellwether FoundationStephen and Barbara Burrows*C & S Family FoundationDeaconess FoundationChristine and Scott Homan*Mallinckrodt PharmaceuticalsSt. Luke’s HospitalLinda and Pete Werner*

$10,000 to $19,999Ameren MissouriAnonymousLee and Chrissy Broughton*Kent and Diane Chancellor*Edward JonesEmployees Community Fund of Boeing St. LouisFirst Unitarian Church of St. LouisDan and Sarah Fuhrmann*Dr. Ingeborg Goessl*Goldstein & Pressman, PCJordan Charitable FoundationWilliam T. Kemper FoundationMcGladreyW. R. Persons Charitable Lead TrustThe Saigh FoundationSpoehrer Family Charitable Trust/Jane TschudyTarlow Family Foundation*Jane Tschudy 2006 Charitable Income TrustWatlow

$5,000 to $9,999AnonymousSuzy and Beau Brauer*CBIZ MHM, LLCCentene Charitable FoundationElaine and Ralph Chrismer*Brian and Vicki Clevinger*Commerce BankEnterprise Holdings FoundationGarcia PropertiesSusan Huber*McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.Packaging Concepts, Inc.Private Client Reserve of U.S. BankChristopher Reid and Jennifer DeLaney*SSM HealthU.S. Bank FoundationUnitedHealthcareVariety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis

$2,500 to $4,999AnonymousRobert W. Baird & Co.Michael and Cynthia Behr*Valori Bring*Wayne Brinkman*Jack and Sherry Delo*The Olive A. Dempsey Charitable TrustPeter and Bridget Desloge*EMC CorporationEmerson - White Rodgers DivisionExpress Scripts, IncJenifer and Ivan Garcia*Tim and Elizabeth HamptonCindy and John Handy*Matt and Kelly Harvey*Phyllis Hoff*IBM SoftwareJohn and Sandy Irace*Tom and Kathy LaMantia*

The Lowenbaum Partnership, LLCKjell and Asha Lundal*Magid Glove & Safety Manufacturing Company LLCMichael and Corinne Manchisi*Debra and Dan McManus*Drs. Mark Miller and Nancy Weaver*Ming-Nash Family Charitable Fund*Missouri Foundation For HealthTom and Kelly Pollihan*Charles and Cynthia RobinsonSteve and Ellen Smith*St. Joseph Parish of CottlevilleThompson Coburn LLPSusan and Michael Thomure*Traci Young and Olga Sityaeva

$1,000 to $2,49910330 Old Olive, LLCAnonymousBill and Karen Appelbaum*The Joseph M. Arndt FoundationAT&TSteve and Carol BassKevin and Debra BastienAndrew and Renee Bell*Adam and Gretchen Birenbaum*Martha Austin BynumCentral Trust and Investment CompanyTom and Dolly Corbett*CSI LeasingAmi CurtisTom and Terrie DeslogeMike and Torie DiSalvo*W. Edwin and Karen Dodson*Dan and Julie Dunwiddie*First BankFox Family FoundationSteve Goldstein and Laura Staley*John and Eleanor Heithaus*Anne and Jim Herzog*Jan and Gabe Hess*Laura Holt*Husch Blackwell

Liz and Scott Johnson*Alan and Julia Jones*Kappa Delta Sorority, Saint Louis UniversityKevin Kerns and Nancy BoydDennis and Diana Kiefer*Richard and Judith Laitman*Lockton CompanyMichael and Julie Mangan*Karena and Chris MarfisiRichard and Melissa MarkMarshDebbie Marshall*MercerMidwest BankCentreMonsanto FundGary and Marnie Neal*Dawn Niermann and Bill OverturfOld Newsboys DayJack and Rachel Oliver*Bill and Paula Ott*Peabody EnergyJuliane and Omri Praiss*Prime Blend IndustriesPwCDiane and Greg RayRubin BrownCurtis and Shannon SearcyBobbie Sherrill*The Sidener FoundationSummit Strategies GroupSumner Group IncSunstone ConsultingSteve and Janette Taaffe*Towers WatsonTriage Consulting GroupTricorBraunUHY Advisors MO, Inc.Raymond and Laurie Van de Riet*Wells Fargo AdvisorsWells Fargo Community Support CampaignDiane and Roger Zobrist*

Thank You to Our 2014 Donors

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$500 to $999Barry and Jackie AlbrechtPatsy and Dale BaldesStephanie BarronDebbie BoniskeMatt and Rebeka BoschertJeff BurgessMike and Marjorie CarrKen and Melissa CellaChildrens Permanency PartnershipStephen and Lorraine CoatesCVI IncKristopher and Laura DalpiazJessica and Rick DedererDannae and Aaron DelanoMargaret and Nadir DjavaherianSean DonlinKen and Celeste DothageRichard DubinJanice Duncan and Billy CayneLakshmi and Ashwin DundooGreg Echele and Gail GordonTom and Ruth Ferris*Jessica and Rob FischerMike FosterMaureen and Dave FranklynAndrea Frazier and Bill Ackermann*Margaret FuleihanJane and Jerry GarbuttScott GlaeserGood Shepherd Lutheran ChurchJackie Holloman and Scott FrancisEric HomanJeff and Celia HomsherClay HunterAnthony IraceMichael and Allison IzsakMr. and Mrs. Dean Jarboe, Dean Jarboe Charitable Fund of the Greater St. Louis Community FoundationDick and Mary KirschmanBrad and Rhonda KloeppelJustin KnolhoffBetsy and Keith Laakko

Dr. Edward and Elizabeth Lawlor*Marcia LevinChristine and Clint LewisJohnny Londoff Chevrolet, Inc.Mark and Brenda MalyCarol MargreiterGary and Cathy MatthesMatt and Lisa McGrathMerchandise Pickup Service, Inc.Sara MillerDeborah MorleyPeggy and Andy NewmanDavid NietersRoss & BaruzziniHenry and Beth RzoncaBridget and Chris ScaglioneDick and Sylvia SchuchardSarah SpellSt. Anthony’s Charitable FoundationFan and Randy TielkingJeffrey TopelStuart and Cressie TorgersonLeonora TrawickBill and Ellen WeberDaniel and Sarah WesselMary and Steve WildtMike and Mary WisslerLina and Ellis Young*Steve ZaborowskiAndy and Jean Zinsmeyer

$250 to $499Patty and Steve AckermanMonica Adams and Jim QuintenAegionAT&T United Way / Employee Giving CampaignPaul BarkerBergman, Schraier & Co., PCGauri and Ani BhatAngela and Brad BrownMichael and Linda BuescherKeith and Sue BullJohn and Colleen Bussen

Mark and Marie CarlieDon and Carol CarlsonJulie and Doug CarltonCBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services, Inc.Ann and Michael ChapinKyle and Carrie ChapmanDavid and Stephanie ColletJeff and Holly CrawfordMike CredilleMatthew and Bethany DanielsJim and Ann DillonJulie DubmanGreg and Angie Echele*eScrip Schnucks ProgramTim and Jen FeiseBeth and Brock FitzgeraldJustin and Meg FlachGary and Wendy FranklinFreddie MacRyan and Courtney GableAnna GarciaDennis GipsonKim Grbac and Tom KneseThe Great Cover-UpBeth and Jason GrellnerBethe and Gary GroweTami Hayen and Jim DahmMichael HeckHesse Martone, Attorneys & CounselorsKBM GroupAshley and John Kemper*Sangeeta Khanna and Aseem SharmaJohn and Laura LeeMike and Brooke LuthVince and Karyn ManoogianLucas and Anna Maxwell

Marcia MellitzTom MillerSarah MillerJames MillsNavis IndustriesDavid NguyenBeth and George NiesenTracy PackinghamClara ParsonsPecha Family FoundationJim and Meera PenillaPenny PenningtonJohn and Jen PhillipsErin and James QuattromaniRegions BankPatrick and Kathleen RohrkasteDeborah RoseLisa and Dick RoselandEllen RostandBrandon and Jane RothkopfMarty and Debbie RushDalton and Bobbi SchumacherDavid and Dana SilverTim SmithStrait-Flex InternationalYvonne TedderRandy ThompsonBrian and Connie WalshBrian and Denise WatkinsJackie and Scott Watson*Rick and Donna WesselGreg WilsonVicki and Mike Wroblewski

*Denotes Guardian Society Member

Visit www.frcmo.org/2014donors for a complete list of 2014 donors.

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