LEGACY OF LOVE 2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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ABOUT

CASA TERESA

To provide pregnant women in crisis a loving home to begin their healing journey.

Love...simple and yet so powerful. At Casa Teresa our tagline is “home with a heart” and it is because

we truly welcome the pregnant women who walk through our doors and we love them. We become

their family, we meet them where they are without judgment, we build trust and we walk alongside

them in their healing journey.

Our co-founder Sally Sullivan wanted each woman to feel loved and become the mother God intended

her to be. She was called to be reunited with her beloved husband Neill and join our Heavenly Father

earlier this year. We are grateful for and committed to continuing her legacy of love.

Thank YOU for generously giving from your heart this past year to support the 148 women, children

and babies that we served. We could not carry out our mission without YOU! We see the impact of

your philanthropy every day as the women courageously make transformational changes to break the

generational cycles of abuse and addiction.

The women, children and babies are blessed by your love and support and we are so grateful!

LISA WOOD KATHLEEN BOYLEChief Executive Officer Board Chair

A REFLECTION OF GRATITUDE:

LETTER FROM OUR CEO & BOARD CHAIR

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FY 2019-2020TROY ABERCROMBIEDirector, Talley, LLP

HEATHER AKOUBIANChief Communications Officer, Akoubian Enterprises

PAUL ALARCONAttorney, Buchalter

HEATHER AYALA, MS, RDClinician, DaVita Dialysis

MICHAEL BELL, Audit ChairCommunity Leader

KRISTIN BENGFORT Attorney/Partner, Nordhoff Bengfort

SHAUN BLACKFounder & Chief Analyst, PIVOTL

KATHLEEN BOYLE, ChairChief Executive Officer, Verify, Inc.

ANDREW BRAMBLETTQuantitative Research Analyst, PIMCO

LISA WOODChief Executive Officer

DR. JIM PUGHExecutive Program Director

KIM SELFProgram Director, EMS

PAM MEYERFinance Director

KERRI MCCUTCHAN, RNNurse

TRISTEN SEAGONDOLLARDirector of Philanthropy

KEVIN BUCKSTEVE CAMERONJOE AND JEAN CORNYNELANA DONOVANPEGGY AND RON GUZIAKREGINA HUNSAKER

RICK JULIANBILL LEONARDJIM LESTERCAROL MCDERMOTTSYLVIA MICHLERSTEVE MUZZY

JOHN PACEDON REDFERN BARBARA ROPPOLOMICHAEL STEWARTSUSAN STRADERJEAN AND DON VIVRETTE

LEADERSHIP STAFF

ADVISORY BOARD

MISSION

VISION

GAURICA CHACKO, SecretaryBusiness Director, Global Markets, Quest Diagnostics

KEN HART, Vice ChairChief Executive Officer, Aquatic Technologies

KENT HAYDENPresident, Rise Baking Company

MICHAEL JANETT, TreasurerSr. Vice President, Wells Fargo

JINNY LEEVice President of Marketing & StrategyEdwards Lifesciences

JENNIFER MACMATH-BROWNSVP, Senior Treasury Solutions Officer, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

KARI MOOREChief Accounting Officer, Envista Holdings Corporation

SAMANTHA MORIN Community Leader

STEVE MUZZY, Immediate Past ChairManaging Director, MF Partners

RICK PTAK Insurance and Financial Services

ANIL PURI Provost Emeritus, Cal State Fullerton

JOSEPH SANBERG Co-founder, Aspiration

MARGARET SULLIVAN Founding Family Member Chief Executive Officer, Sullivan

Strategy

NEILL SULLIVAN, JR. Founding Family Member Founder and Chief Executive Officer, REO Homes and Sullivan Management

TIM SULLIVANFounding Family Member Franchiser, Worldwide Express

To break cycles, transform women and help families thrive through effective, caring residential programs.

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THE JOURNEY:

CASA TERESA’S PROGRAMSOur five residential programs provide shelter and other basic needs, case management, classes, and

supportive services for pregnant women/new mothers and their children. We are committed to meeting

women wherever they are on their journey and giving them the support they need to get back on the

road to a bright future for themselves and their families. Our alumni program ensures that all members of

the Casa Teresa family, past and present, have the resources they need to stay the course and thrive.

RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS EMERGENCY MATERNITY SHELTER (EMS)We provide a safe place for the most vulnerable

women in severe crisis—often chronically

homeless, struggling with addiction, and/or

mental health challenges—to address safety,

health, and basic needs.

PARENTING PROGRAMThe Parenting Program helps pregnant women

without resources take their first steps toward a

healthy future from when they enter the program

through two months post delivery.

TRANSFORMATION 1 PROGRAM (T1)Mothers continue to receive supportive services,

while moving closer to self-sufficiency by attending

school and/or working full-time. They also learn

how to care for their babies and become great

moms in T1.

TRANSFORMATION 2 PROGRAM (T2)At this point on the path, mothers are mostly

self-reliant and are preparing to transition their

families to stable housing. They may also reunite

with any children previously placed in the care

of others, building family stability and breaking

dysfunctional cycles.

HANNAH’S HOUSEHannah’s House supports women who choose to

relinquish their baby for adoption, providing a safe

space to meet the physical and emotional needs

of women as they select an adoptive family.

ALUMNI SERVICES Casa Teresa’s love and support doesn’t come

with an expiration date. As our moms continue

on their way to healthy futures with their families,

we are always available with services, case

management, classes, and encouragement—

ensuring that even if they stumble, our moms

have the resources they need to stay on the right

path and break the cycles of poverty, addiction,

and homelessness for the next generation.

EDUCATION When a resident comes to our organization we

assess their education background and needs

based on their future career goals. We start by

making sure each woman has completed their

high school education and if not, we enroll

them in a program to complete this, preferably

before they give birth. We also help with college

enrollment, job experience and placements

utilizing on our partnerships within the community.

This program is a huge part of their success as they

gain confidence and start to make connections

to help them move towards self-reliance.

THE COLLECTION, RESALE STORECasa Teresa has a resale store! Run by staff,

volunteers and residents in a social enterprise

format “The Collection by Casa Teresa” provides

our residents with a unique opportunity to gain

valuable, paid work and customer service

experience. This beautiful shopping experience

boasts fashions for both men and women at

affordable prices. All our items come from

donations and are either new or gently used and

all proceeds go to support Casa Teresa.

Almost 11 years ago I was living in a sober living

house and I found out I was pregnant. With the

father already in jail, I was lost. I found out about

Casa Teresa and gave them a call to setup my

interview. I took the bus to my interview, wondering

if they would accept me. I got off the bus in

Orange and walked past an apartment complex

and thought to myself, “Would I ever be able to

afford something as nice as this?”

Casa Teresa decided to take me in. While living

at Casa Teresa, my mom found out Chapman

University was opening up a Graduate program

in my undergraduate Major of Speech Language

Pathology. I applied to the program and was put

on the waitlist.

After going on maternity leave and not knowing

how I was going to support my child once she was

born, I started to get scared and fell back into old

habits. At eight months pregnant, I found myself

handcuffed and taken to jail. I knew I had two

choices, keep things secret or, for once, be honest

with the people around me and let them help me.

Knowing that I may be jeopardizing my safe place

to live, I made the hardest and best decision of my

life. I told the truth to my parents and to Dr. Pugh

and asked for help. When I told Dr. Pugh, I was

simply told in a loving way, to get my act together.

Two weeks later I gave birth to a healthy little girl,

who I named Eve. Two days after giving birth to

Eve, I got a call from Chapman University and

found out I was accepted into my Graduate

program and a month later I was up for review at

Casa Teresa to see if I would be accepted into the

transition program. To my surprise, I was accepted

into the transition program and then the hard work

really started.

For the next year and a half, with the support of

Casa Teresa, my parents and later my boyfriend, I

was able to go to Graduate school and raise my

daughter with confidence.

As I graduated from Chapman University, I was also

graduating from Casa Teresa and again had to go

through another scary transition. But this time, I was

able to go through it with confidence. Remember

that apartment complex? We moved there. I left

Casa Teresa and moved about 100 feet across

the street. Casa Teresa helped me tremendously

during this time.

One month after moving out, I started my

first professional job as a Speech Language

Pathologist. A few months later, my boyfriend

moved into our apartment. While he is not Eve’s

birth father, he is her Dad. Eve now has a sister,

Juno, who is four years old.

Many people call me a success story from Casa

Teresa. But what do we define success as? Getting

a job? Being drug free? Graduating school? Living

with love? I view myself as a success story from

Casa Teresa because I was able to take the tools

and love that I learned at Casa Teresa and make

a better life for my family and myself.

Thank you to Casa Teresa and those of you who

contribute to Casa Teresa. Because of all of you,

we are able to access an amazing opportunity

that changes both our children and our own lives

in indescribable ways.

HEART OF A MOM:

RACHEL’S STORY

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BED NIGHTS

MANAGEMENT MEETINGS

13,888

659 VOLUNTEERS

9,088 HOURS

3,201 CASE

1,320 CLASSES

4 6 B A B I E S

7 K I D S

148 PEOPLEIN FY 2019 CASA TERESA SERVED

CASA TERESA PROVIDED

NINETY-FIVEWOMEN

many classes include partnering with other organizations, companies, and individuals

GENEROUSLY GAVE

BREAKING THE CYCLE, MAKING AN IMPACT

BEFORE CASA TERESA, MANY OF OUR WOMEN:

AFTER CASA TERESA, OUR WOMEN AND/OR BABIES:

• Come from unhealthy living situations or have been chronically homeless

• Have abused drugs and/or alcohol• Have been physically, sexually and/or

emotionally abused • Are estranged from their parents and other

family members

• Do not have their high school diploma or equivalent

• Have not started prenatal care• Have a history of mental health issues • Have experienced trauma

• Leave with a stable place to live• Are educated in parenting skills and child

development• Have the tools to develop healthy

relationships

• Some are reunified with families and older children in a healthy way

• Have earned their high school diploma or passed the high school equivalency test (HSE)

• Babies have been immunized• Have criminal record expunged or sealed

WERE IN FOSTER CARE

WERE AFFECTED BY SUBSTANCE ABUSE

EXPERIENCED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

HAVE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

EXPERIENCED TRAUMA IN CHILDHOOD

63%

97%

86%

32%

68%

100%

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OUR FINANCIAL STRENGTH

During this fiscal year we experienced two significant

events that positively impacted our financial stability.

One was closing escrow on our Emergency Maternity

Shelter property which enabled us to pay down our

debts with the proceeds. Additionally, in April, we

received a legacy gift from the estate of Elsie Pierson

in the amount of $450,000 – which has become the

lead gift for our capital campaign.

We are grateful for your continued generosity, year

over year, which allows us to serve the women and

babies at Casa Teresa.

CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS $1,034,132

INVESTMENTS $602,031

GRANTS RECEIVABLE $43,942

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE $15,777

PREPAID EXPENSE $69,165

LAND, BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT, NET $570,037

OPTION DEPOSIT $200,000

OTHER ASSETS $11,698

TOTAL ASSETS $2,546,782

ASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES $225,981

UNEARNED REVENUE $940,387

TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,166,368

LIABILITIES

NET ASSETS WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS $125,000

NET ASSETS WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS $1,255,414

TOTAL NET ASSETS $1,380,414

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $2,546,782

NET ASSETS

HANNAH'S HOUSE $18,889 0.7%

PARENTING $368,385 14.4%

EMS/ARC $895,028 35.0%

TRANSFORMATION $446,728 17.5%

THE COLLECTION $146,298 5.8%

ADMINISTRATION $322,664 12.6%

FUNDRAISING $356,598 14.0%

TOTAL EXPENSES $2,554,590 100.0%

EXPENSES

CONTRIBUTIONS $1,453,587 47.3%

FOUNDATIONS - GRANTS $ 542,013 17.7%

SPECIAL EVENTS $457,865 14.9%

GOVERNMENT GRANTS $250,000 8.1%

INVESTMENT $26,298 0.9%

PROGRAM INCOME $303,265 9.9%

IN-KIND $26,943 0.9%

MISCELLANEOUS $10,000 0.3%

TOTAL REVENUE $3,069,971 100.0%

REVENUE

INVESTMENT0.9%

IN KIND0.9%

MISCELLANEOUS0.3%

PROGRAM INCOME 9.9% CONTRIBUTIONS

47.3%

FOUNDATIONS17.7%

SPECIAL EVENTS 14.9%

GOVERNMENT GRANTS 8.1%

TOTAL REVENUE

$3,069,971

ADMINISTRATION 12.6%

HANNAH'S HOUSE

0.7%

FUNDRAISING 14.0%

PARENTING PROGRAM14.4%

EMERGENCY PROGRAM / ALUMNI RESOURCES35.0%

TRANSFORMATIONPROGRAMS

17.5%

THE COLLECTION 5.8%

TOTAL EXPENSES$2,554,590

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The Ruby Luncheon event features fashions

from our resale store, “The Collection by Casa

Teresa,” and several guest speakers including

a Casa Teresa resident (present or former).

Our 2019 event was located at a new venue,

Newport Beach Country Club, and hosted

a sold out crowd of 274 guests enjoying the

beautiful location, opportunity drawings, lunch

and fashions modeled by board members,

guild members, corporate and service partners,

supporters and volunteers. We are so honored

to share that this event raised over $75,000

which goes directly to fund the program for the

residents at Casa Teresa.

TITLE SPONSORWest Coast University & American Career College

The 2019 Neill Sullivan Legacy Golf Classic was

held on Thursday, May 16 at Arroyo Trabuco Golf

Club, marking the 40th year of this event for Casa

Teresa. The day of golf included great food and

fun contests on the holes, followed by a dinner

program including a live and silent auction in

the evening. Guests heard from an alumna on

the impact of Casa Teresa on her life while a

resident and how that changed the course

of her life today. Thank you to all our donors,

sponsors and participants for making this year

a success and supporting the women, children

and babies in the program today. Together we

raised over $115,000 in net proceeds!

TITLE SPONSORDon and Sue Redfern and Family

2018 GATSBY GALA

2019 "DREAM BIG" RUBY LUNCHEON

40TH ANNUAL NEILL SULLIVAN LEGACY GOLF CLASSIC

A HEART TO GIVE:

CASA TERESA EVENTS

This year's event featured a "Gatsby" theme which was widely embraced by guests. It created a fun,

festive atmosphere for our full crowd of supporters and, thanks to their generous hearts, helped us

raise over $200,000 to support the women and babies in our program. We are so grateful!

DIAMOND SPONSORSRegina and Richard Hunsaker

The Nancy E. & William S. Thompson Family Fund

Members of the Sullivan family take a moment to pause in theme at the gala.

Sponsor Regina Hunsaker with her guest Alanna Psomas.Sponsor Rick Julian with guest Gary Zebarth.

2019 Planning Committee: Suzanne Wickman, Kathy Honda, Chair Lori Stanton, April Casanova, Michelle Gentile, Pam Sherman, Vivian Allsopp, Michele Culbertson. Not pictured: Michelle

Caliendo and Barbara Roppolo.

Guests enjoying the opportunity drawings during the luncheon reception.

2019 Committee: Bob Gau, Rick Ptak, Steve Muzzy, Chair Nathan Smith, Scott Maynard, Tommy Jankovich, Daniel Karcher, George Haggerty, Don Keena. Not pictured: Dan Brown and Katie Bassett.

Title Sponsor Don Redfern with sons Patrick and Sean.

Sponsor First Republic Bank came dressed in festive Gatsby attire.

SAVE THE DATE FOR OUR 2020 EVENTS!

LUNCHEON March 19

GOLF CLASSIC June 4

GALAOctober 9

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GUILD UPDATE TRIBUTE TO

SALLY SULLIVAN

In total, the Central Guild donated in direct funds, purchases, and gift cards over $61,000 to Casa Teresa. This is a 42% increase over the prior year. In addition to funds, our volunteers contributed over

1,961 hours.

We had a full year of events to raise funds, engage new

members and contribute to Casa Teresa both financially

and with our time. This year we participated in local city

events including the Orange Street Fair and the Buena Park

Silverado Days. We hosted member events, including a new

member social in the fall which was a huge success and

monthly bridge games and luncheon! To celebrate the

holidays, we hosted a fun Halloween-themed bingo night

for the members followed by a luncheon at Casa Teresa for

the moms and babies. At our annual Holiday party we gave

Casa Teresa a check for $10,000 and $500 in gift cards.

Two of our biggest events include the Casino Night in

February and the Kentucky Derby Party in May. Together

these events raise a big part of our overall fundraising efforts

as well as engage new and existing members. Make sure to

mark your calendars for both February 8, 2020 for the next

Casino Night and May 2, 2020 for the Kentucky Derby Party.

Beyond events, our members contribute their valuable time

preparing “Welcome Baskets” for the moms, sharing spiritual

devotions at the house through Bible study, as well as

attending board and strategic planning meetings to ensure

our goals are in alignment for the vision of the organization.

2019 marks Founders Guild’s 40th anniversary.

Our guild is in transition to sustain

us into the future. We are honoring

our past while incorporating modern

elements to our group. Fundraising

and member events are moving

from luncheons to evening events.

We are providing more hands on

opportunities for our Guild members

to support Casa Teresa. In addition to

fundraisers, we are taking on drives

to provide layettes and post-partum

kits for new moms. We are also hosting

dinners for residents and parties for

alumni.

In November we hosted a luncheon

with speakers in Newport Beach

and in May, our “creative” event,

was a class on inspirational painted

signs and included one of our most

spectacular auctions. We recreated

our May event as a Mother’s Day

party for the Casa Teresa moms the

following week, providing lunch and

the painting activity for all residents.

TOTAL VOLUNTEER HOURS: 1,500

MEMBERS: 69

BOARD MEMBERS: 10

TOTAL CONTRIBUTION: $23,000

We lost our beloved co-founder, Sally Sullivan, in March of 2019. Sally, who along with her husband Neill, founded Casa Teresa 43 years ago to provide

a home for pregnant women in need.

She found her inner purpose in life and that was to show everyone she encountered that they were

loved. That was especially true at Casa Teresa. Her ability to be so loving and accepting enabled

people from all walks of life to open up and to feel loved. She manifested love because she was love.

Since the beginning, that is how Casa Teresa serves the women, children and babies – with great love

and acceptance. That is Sally’s legacy and what we are committed to continuing.

In honor of Sally and Neill, we are creating the Sullivan Legacy Society. Membership into this group is

for people who have named Casa Teresa in their will, bequest, trust or estate plans. This will assure that

Casa Teresa will serve women and babies as long as there is a need.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEMBER? VISIT OUR WEBPAGE:

HTTPS://CASATERESA.ORG/CENTRAL-GUILD CONTACT COURTNEY MORRIS AT FOUNDERSGUILD@GMAIL.COM FOR

MORE INFORMATION.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE SULLIVAN LEGACY SOCIETY, PLEASE CONTACT LISA WOOD AT LWOOD@CASATERESA.ORG

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COMPANIES/ORGANIZATIONS 211 of Orange CountyACT ProgramAlong Came A SpiderAlphay InternationalAlta Med ClinicAmerican Career CollegeAssistance League of OrangeB.P.O. Elks Lodge No.1475Baby2BabyBra GardenBarber Law CenterBikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A)Bright BearBright ElectricBrow Works Buffalo ExchangeCal State University, FullertonCAL WorksCarters ClothingCasa Teresa Central GuildCasa Teresa Founders GuildCenter for Children & Family LawChapman UniversityChild Abuse Prevention CenterChildren and Family ServicesChildren’s Home SocietyCity NetCity of Orange LibraryColette’s Children’s HomeCrossroads Trading Co., Irvine, Costa Mesa and Huntington BeachCSP – Sexual Assault Victims UnitDASC – Doula Association of Southern CaliforniaDomestic Abuse Services UnitFamilies ForwardFamilies TogetherFurnishing HopeGoodwill Industries of Orange CountyGrandma’s House of HopeHappy Child CareHealth Staff Training InstituteHis HouseHome DepotHome Aid of Orange CountyHSE AcademyIllumination FoundationIngardia Bros. Produce Inc.Knights of ColumbusKnights of Peter Claver OrganizationLaura’s HouseLegal AidLet’s Share Inc.Life CenterLife WellMariposa Women and Family CenterMary’s KitchenMercy HouseMoms Club of Costa MesaMoms Club of Irvine – SouthwestMOMS Orange CountyNational Charity League, Orange/Villa Park ChapterNorth East of the WellNotre Dame Alumni Association of OCObria ClinicOC Healthcare AgencyOC Workforce Investment BoardOCAPICAOC Family LawOlive CrestOne OCOpen Gate InternationalOperation Be KindOperation KinshipOrange Blossoms ALOOrange County Health CareOrange County Rescue MissionOrange County United WayOrange Police Department

Orange Probation DepartmentOrangewood Foundation - Rising Tide ProgramOrthodontic Center of Orange CountyOur Father’s TablePanera BreadPathways of HopePaul Hastings Law FirmPennington Auto SalesPerinatal Santa Ana/Garden Grove/AnaheimPlacentia Round Table Women’s ClubProject Hope AllianceProject KinshipPrototypesProvidence Community ServicesRancho Santiago Adult Education ConsortiumRuth AnneSafe Families for Children (Olive Crest)Salvation ArmySanta Ana CollegeSantiago Canyon CollegeSchreiber Foods, FullertonSecond Harvest Food BankShare Our Selves (SOS)SheepfoldSherwin-Williams Paint StoreSouth Coast PlazaSPIN – Serving People in NeedSplash PlumbingSt. Joseph HospitalSullivan Community SpaceTeen Challenge LA Women’s HomeThe Habitat – Restore of Orange CountyThe Hilton Hotel – IrvineTitan AutomotiveUC Irvine HealthUCI Criminal Justice ClinicWells FargoWest Coast DentalWest Coast UniversityWICWoman’s Club of OrangeWomen Helping Women

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS3rd Step MinistryCross Pointe ChurchEastside Christian ChurchFirst Presbyterian Church of OrangeFirst United Methodist Church of OrangeFreedomHouse ChurchFriends Church – Stiches of LoveHillsong OC ChurchHoly Family Cathedral, OrangeHoly Spirit ChurchHoly Trinity Church, Ladera RanchKorean Church of Orange CountyLiving WellMariner’s Church IrvineMosaic Church Orange CountyOrange County Church of ChristOrange Presbyterian Church Our Lady Queen of Angels ChurchRoman Catholic Diocese of OrangeSaddleback ChurchSt. Bonaventure ChurchSt. Cecilia Catholic ChurchSt. Cecilia Catholic Church Moms GroupSt. Edward the Confessor Parish SchoolSt. Joaquim Catholic ChurchSt. John’s Lutheran ChurchSt. Justin Martyr ChurchSt. Mark Presbyterian ChurchSt. Martin de Porres Catholic Church St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church Knights of ColumbusSt. Norbert’s Church and SchoolSt. Thomas More Catholic ParishThe Bridge Church, RSMThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Yorba LindaVineyard Church in AnaheimYoung Ladies Institute Holy Angels

FOUNDATIONSAmended & Restarted South State TrustAronlea Charitable FundCarrie Estelle Doheny FoundationChildren and Families Commission of Orange County

Crean Family FoundationEdwards Lifesciences FoundationElsie Pierson Trust Evening Star FoundationFrome Family FoundationJacobs Family FoundationJW & Sandra L. Mitchell Charitable Fund Leonard Family FoundationLinda I Smith FoundationMargaret E. Oser Fund for WomenMarisla FoundationMcBeth FoundationMcDonald Family FoundationNational Charity League Orange/Villa ParkNobbs Family FoundationOrange County American Italian Renaissance FoundationOrange County Community FoundationOrder of Malta Western Association, U.S.A.Pacific Life FoundationPIMCO FoundationRoy E Crummer FoundationSt. Joseph Health Community Partnership FoundationSisters of St. Joseph Healthcare FoundationTerrance K & Elizabeth L. Barry FoundationThe Cynthia & William Simon FoundationThe Eyrich Family Charitable FoundationThe Greany Family Charitable FoundationThe Jacobs Family FoundationThe James & Glenys Slavik Family FoundationThe LeVecke Family FoundationThe Long Family FoundationThe Sawyer Family FoundationThe Roberto FoundationThe Vincent & Shannon Pozzuoli Charitable FundThompson Family FoundationTJX FoundationUeberroth Family FoundationVon der Ahe Family FoundationSafe Families for Children (Olive Crest)Salvation ArmySanta Ana CollegeSanta Ana Emblem Club No. 530Santa Ana North Rotary FoundationSantiago Canyon CollegeSchreiber Foods, Inc. Seabreeze Management Company, IncSecond Harvest Food BankSerra Club City of OrangeSFC EquitiesShare Our Selves (SOS)Sherwin-Williams Paint StoreSoroptimist International of OrangeSouth Coast PlazaSovereign Military Order of MaltaSpecialty AccessoriesSperry Equities, IncSPIN – Serving People In NeedSplash PlumbingSpyglass Corporate Sevices Group IncSt. Joseph HospitalSullivan Community SpaceSurterre PropertiesTalley, LLCTeen Challenge LA Women’s HomeTelecareThe Dorothy Von Der Ahe Infant Care CenterThe Hilton Hotel -IrvineThe U.S. Charitable Gift TrustTitan AutomotiveTrimark Funding, IncUC Irvine HealthUCI Criminal Justice ClinicUniversity of PhoenixVenture Pacific Insurance ServicesWellness CenterWells FargoWest Coast DentalWest Coast UniversityWestern State College of LawWICWoman’s Club of OrangeWoman's Club of Laguna BeachWomen Helping WomenWomen’s Transitional Living CenterWorking WardrobesZogSports SF

We have made a sincere effort to accurately honor our partners. However, if you should notice an error or omission, please

bring it to our attention by contacting Heather Marshall at 714.538.4860 or hmarshall@casateresa.org.

A HEART TO GIVE:

PARTNERS

We embarked on a journey to refresh each of the rooms in our 100 year old

building.

Three years ago, Jana Williams, a board member at

the time, embraced this project and transformed the

first room into a place of peace, dignity and healing.

Since then we have had generous donors and creative

individuals transform the remaining 10 rooms. Each

one has its own unique theme and décor.

The impact is best shared through the words of one of

our residents, Siarra.

Hello, my name is Siarra. I am the mother of

Vylette. I have lived at Casa Teresa for 1 year

and 2 months so far. I have been blessed with

the opportunity to graduate from each phase

at Casa Teresa, which transformed my life

drastically. One of the major reasons Casa Teresa

is set apart from other shelters is its tranquil and

calming setting. Being a single parent that has

to work full time to stay afloat isn’t easy. Being a

recovering addict while juggling life clean and

sober is a struggle sometimes too and can stress

me out. But coming home to Casa Teresa, to

the beautiful and serene apartments they have

created, helps soothe my soul and reminds me

that I’m safe and loved.

EMCOR Service

Joe and Maura Flanagan

Frank Halloway

Beth and Robert Healy

Jennifer Klinger

Linda Irvine Smith Foundation

Greg and Carla Matthews

Michael and Kathy McDonnell

Greg Miles and Jane Casanova

Joe and Pat Morabito

Peter and Samantha Morin

Park Paradise LLC

R3 Construction

Kathy Schoenbaum

Schreiber Foods

John and Pat Walsh

Julie Wilkins

PROJECT UPDATE:

ROOM REFRESH

Room Donor Designed by

1 Slave 2 Nothing (In N Out Foundation)

Suzanne Wickman and Stacey Duster

3 Sylvia Michler and Dennis Noren

Sylvia Michler

4 Williams and DiCaprio Family

Jana Williams

5 Lunch with a Heart Samantha Morin

12 Central Guild Rosanne Bagnell

14 Sylvia Michler and Dennis Noren

Sylvia Michler

16 Patricia Shiley Sylvia Michler

17 Patricia Shiley Sylvia Michler

18 Founders Guild Katitza Schmidt, Janet Wolensky and Suzanne Mosher

19 Rand and Rosemary Sperry

Rosemary Sperry

21 Sylvia Michler and Dennis Noren, Rick and Karen Julian, Jana and Adam Williams, Mikey and Ralph Lares, and John and Cyetka Michler

Sylvia Michler

Additional Donors

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