Annual Report_2014 1 - Hanna Perkins Center for Child
2014 ANNUAL REPORT Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development Dear Friends, What a year it was for The Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development. Your contributions of energy, ability and financial support were invaluable to our organization as Hanna Perkins underwent a wonderfully transformational year. The Hanna Perkins Board of Directors approved the organization’s new strategic plan in January 2014. The plan includes a new mission and vision statements, core values, balanced scorecard and goals, strategies and metrics all of which align with the newly revised mission of the organization. In January 2014 the American Psychoanalytic Association approved a collaborative child psychoanalytic training program between Hanna Perkins Center and The Cleveland Psychoanalytic Center. Both organizations worked tirelessly on program curriculum, governance and administration. The program’s first training class began in September 2014. The Spotlight on Our Stars benefit in April 2014 raised over $290,000+. The event honored Debby and Zack Paris with the Hadden Award. After overcoming several years of financial challenge, Hanna Perkins ended its fiscal year in June 2014 with a balanced budget. While we are pleased to share this Annual Report with you and review the highlights of this past year, we optimistically look to the coming year and the many opportunities we will have to serve the emotional well-being of children and their families. Thank you for your commitment to The Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development. You made a difference here this year. With your ongoing support we will continue to change the lives of the children and families we serve. With gratitude, Susan Y. Meisel President, Board of Directors Karen Baer CEO Financials 2013-2014 Revenue $400,000 $350,000 $300,000 $250,000 $200,000 $150,000 $100,000 $50,000 $0 Revenue Amount Revenue % to total Expenses $700,000 $600,000 $500,000 $400,000 $300,000 $200,000 $100,000 $0 Expense Amount Revenue Endowment $ 224,283 Development $ 356,823 School $ 169,534 Clinic $ 36,782 Other Programs$ 140,924 Rental/Cell Tower/ Misc $ 63,029 Events $ 296,159 Investment $ 183,515 Total $1,471,049 15.2% 24.3% 11.5% 2.5% 9.6% 4.3% 20.1% 12.5% 100.0% Expense % to total Expense School Clinic Extensio Parent/Child Resource Center Fundraising Management & General Total $ 688,280 $ 218,331 $ 148,832 48.8% 15.5% 10.5% $ 54,300 $ 136,702 3.9% 9.7% $ 163,805 $1,410,250 11.6% 100.0% Recipients of the 2014 Hadden Award Debby and Zack Paris, long-time friends and passionate supporters of the Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development, share a love of helping others. Zack, who recently retired from Jones Day after more than 30 years as a partner with the firm, is now an adjunct faculty member at John Carroll University, where he is teaching an upper-level political science course on the founding and development of the American Constitutional System. Zack first joined the Hanna Perkins Board in 1991 and served as board president from 2000-2004. His vision and countless hours of determination led the organization through its transition to its current Malvern Road location. Debby is a Hanna Perkins-trained child analyst and clinic associate with her own practice as a psychoanalyst. She also has served as a member of the Hanna Perkins training faculty. They are proud parents of Jeremy (Katie) and Norman (Jackie) and grandparents of 2 ½ year-old Anika and newborn Lincoln. Debby and Zack Paris The Hadden Award honors the passionate commitment of Lainie and Dr. John Hadden, whose inspired dedication to Hanna Perkins has enhanced the mission of our Center in countless ways. Zack Paris, Lainie Hadden and Debby Paris In Memoriam Eleanor Weisberger Weintraub and daughter Susie Ratner Eleanor Weisberger Weintraub Originally Appeared in The Plain Dealer; July 22, 2014 Eleanor Weisberger Weintraub, a longtime friend, colleague and member of the first Hanna Perkins Center training class, passed away on July 21, 2014 at the age of 94. Weintraub worked for years in the division of child psychiatry at University Hospitals and served as an assistant professor at Case Western Reserve University, where she taught medical students and residents. Along with several scholarly articles, Weintraub wrote books about the needs of children and giving advice to parents. According to her family, Weintraub also taught an undergraduate course with Dr. Benjamin Spock, who wrote the introduction to her first book. She was a regular guest on local television and radio, including the Mike Douglas show and the Morning Exchange with Fred Griffith. She also appeared several times in The Plain Dealer discussing issues such as how parents can help children deal with upsetting news and the effects of being on their own. Her book Letters from Nin is a novel about a young mother that doubles as a guide to young parents. Your Young Child and You: How to manage growing up problems in the years from one to five. “The story is the mother’s development,” she told The Plain Dealer in 2001. “It offers support for mothers who do it ‘the right way,’ which she defines as spending a minimum of two years as a full-time mother. “We’re living longer. What’s five years to give to a couple kids?” A native of Cleveland, Weintraub attended the former Fenn College, graduated from Ohio State University and received her master’s degree in social work at Western Reserve University’s School of Applied Social Sciences. She was trained in child psychoanalysis in the first class of trainees at The Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development in Shaker Heights. Mrs. Weintraub was first married to Dr. Austin Weisberger, chairman of the Department of Medicine at CWRU until his death in 1970. Her second marriage to Dr. David Weintraub, a neonatologist and long time family friend, lasted 31 years. She is survived by three daughters, Susan Ratner (James), Betsy Seifert (Julian), and Debby Paris (Zack); two step-children, Jane Weintraub and Peter Enav; eight grandsons and seven great-grandchildren. 2013-2014 Board of Directors Susan Y. Meisel – President Judith W. Holmes – Vice-President Eva Basilion – Secretary Marc Newman - Treasurer Raymond R. Rackley, M.D. – Assistant Treasurer Phyllis Brody Manohar Daga Michael Frantz Lydia M. Furman, M.D. Elaine G. Hadden Maria Kaiser Roy E. Lachman Amy L. McGahan Tod Oliva Zachary T. Paris Linda Prosak Susan Ratner Georgianna T. Roberts Jean B. Sarlson Virginia Steininger Administrative Team Karen Baer Chief Executive Officer Barbara U. Streeter Director of Education and Therapy; Faculty Chair Jeannine Lehman Finance Director; Director of Human Resources Beth Watson Director of Development Pamela Millar Associate Director of Community Engagement and School Programs Mission Early childhood experiences shape a person’s entire life. To foster the emotional well-being of children and their families and to help them master life’s challenges, The Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development promotes positive early learning experiences through educational and therapeutic services for children and parents; training and support for professionals; and community-wide collaborations. Vision A world where every child is listened to, understood and helped. Programs and Services Hanna Perkins School offers parent-toddler, pre-school and kindergarten programs. What makes the school special is our focus on helping children understand and manage their everyday feelings. Parents appreciate how the school helps them to understand and deal with their children’s behavior. Some parents choose Hanna Perkins simply because they want their child to get the best possible start in life. Others may choose Hanna Perkins because their child is shy, has melt-downs, difficulty separating, or other such common concerns that may get in the way of learning. Their experience at Hanna Perkins School not only prepares children to go on to elementary school with solid pre-reading, writing and math skills, but also teaches children to know and express their feelings in age-appropriate ways. Our classrooms feature a high ratio of specially-trained teachers to children, as well as coaching and support for families. The Hadden Clinic focuses on in-depth treatment for children ages 3 through adolescence. Its work offers transformative psychotherapy, psychoanalysis and guidance for children, adolescents and parents. This contrasts with treatments that rely solely on medications which, as a policy, we do not prescribe. Parents of children receiving help at Hanna Perkins are part of the team, thinking together with a therapist, and applying the understanding that has been gained at home and in other social environments. Community Engagement includes Hanna Perkins’ therapists and teachers conducting workshops, symposia and consultations for early childhood educators, child care providers, counselors, psychologists, social workers, child life specialists, and other professionals working with young children and their families. These programs address the developmental needs of children and assist participants in understanding what children are communicating through their behaviors and how they--as professionals--can use this understanding in helping children grow. The Child Psychoanalytic Training Program is a unique program of local and distance learning for future child psychoanalysts. Clinic trainees are post-graduate students pursuing advanced study in child and adolescent emotional development. Thank you to our donors July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014 Karen and Doug Katz Spotlight on Our Stars Terry Kovel Benefit Donors Earl and Ellen Leiken Super Nova Sponsor Gordon Maas and Nancy Harrington Mrs. Elaine G. Hadden Amy McGahan Comet Sponsor Dr. Sharon Milligan Forest City Enterprises Janet and Robert Neary Aurora Sponsors Carol Paull Aaron and Helene Paris Lois and Marvin Powell David Paris and Nancy Cower Linda and Victor Prosak Jonathan and Carrie Paris Margaret Ransohoff Jeremy and Katie Paris Marcia and Arthur Rosenbaum Norm Paris and Jackie Hoving Jo Ann Roux Adam and Emily Paris Kit and Raymond Sawyer Meteor Sponsors Katie and Michael Shames Case Western Reserve University Ginny Steininger School of Medicine Barbara Streeter DDR Corp. Dr. Belinda Torres PNC Bank Gifts in Honor of Debby and Zack Paris James and Susie Ratner Terry and Sheldon Adelman Chuck and Ilana Horowitz Ratner Devra and David Adelstein Mark and Nancy Ratner Joann and Thomas Adler Ron and Deborah Ratner Richard Bamberger Asteroid Sponsors Julia and Charles Bolton Case Western Reserve University Carole and David Carr Carnegie Companies Lynne and Philip Cohen Susi and Peter Meisel Lucy Daniels Shooting Star Sponsors Jan and Michael Devereaux Audrey and Albert Ratner Natalie and Morton Epstein Phyllis Brody Doris A. Evans, M.D. Doris Evans, M.D. A.W. Faber-Castell USA inc. Judy and Peter Holmes Kathryn and William Fehrenbach Jones Day Betty Fleming Maria Kaiser David K. Ford Kathy and Jim Pender David K. Ford, Jr. Jackie and Jeff Ponsky Charlotte and Charles Fowler Raymond Rackley, M.D. and Joan and Victor Gelb Carmen Fonseca, M.D. Linda and Grover Gilmore Invitation Design Sponsor Sharon and Donald Goldman Dix & Eaton Martha and Frank Harding III * Patron Sponsors Clark Harvey and Holly Selvaggi Karen and Butch Baer Susann and Jerry Janosek Raymon Fogg, Sr. Joan and Andrew Jessiman Lydia Furman, M.D. and Todd Peter Mary Ann Jorgenson Cynthia and David Greenberg Nancy and Joseph Keithley Lois and Henry Goodman Eugenia and William Kiser Bunny and Burt Griffin Marjorie and Samuel Lamport Michele and Roy Lachman Morton Levin Constance Manuel Joanne Lewis Robin and Tod Oliva Nancy and Keith Libman Pat and Dick Pogue Belle Likover Carl F. Rak Elsa and Frank Mahnic Georgianna Roberts Morton Mandel Suzanne and Henry Schneps Suzanne and Dr. Harold Mars Nancy and Bill Seelbach Esther Meckler Kim Sherwin Rosemary and Arthur Merriman Judy and Roland Stenta Montessori High School at University Circle Peggy and Michael Wager Barb and Abraham Miller Individual Ticket Sponsors Barbara and A. Malachi Mixon Alison and Michael Arkin Oswald Insurance Eva and James Basilion Gosta and Ingegard Pettersson Dr. Norman A. Clemens Dr. Lisa K. D’amour and Mr. Darren KeefeJudith Pitlick Judy and Robert H. Rawson, Jr. Barbara and Irwin Feldman Tawny Ratner Elizabeth Fleming Susan Hecht Remer Jeanne and Brad Gascoigne Joan Rich Elisabeth and Tim Geisse Laura Rocker and Jeff Beddeley Nancy Hammond Ninna and Irving Rothman Ginny and David Hanick Dell and Lou Salza Jean Sarlson Barbara and John Schubert Kate and Alex Scovil Leonard Senkfor Charna Sherman Mary Lane and John Sullivan Laura and Ken Synek Laura and Alan Tartakoff Sara Tucker, M.D. Margaret and Philip Wasserstrom Carol and Yair Weinstock Lorraine and Dr. Thomas Weisman Nancy West Dr. Nancy Wolf and Dr. Aric Greenfield Marilyn and Leonard Yarus Family: Gary and Nina, Jeffrey and Beth Pam and Theron, Susi and Peter Pre-School or Kindergarten Scholarship Kim Sherwin Lainie Hadden Pre-School, Kindergarten and Toddler Partial Scholarship Susi and Peter Meisel Robin and Tod Oliva Pat and Dick Pogue Susie and Jimmy Ratner Keecy and Wayne Weiner Hadden Clinic Scholarship Allie Hanna Kathy and Jim Pender Therapy-via-the-Parent Partial Scholarship Burt and Bunny Griffin Healthy Lunch and Snack Program Katie and Jeremy Paris Taryn and Zac Ponsky Sara Schiavoni and Rod Rezzae Nancy and Bill Seelbach Catherine and J.D. Sullivan Classroom Art Supplies Susan and Tom Allen Doris Evans Lydia Furman Debby and Zack Paris Michael Seidman Judy and Roland Stenta Peggy and Michael Wager Garden Supplies for Organic Gardening Program Karen and Butch Baer Cindy and Will Herzberger Betsy and Jeff Orloff General Scholarship Donation Alison and Michael Arkin Eva and James Basilion Joseph Ellison Barbara and Irwin Feldman Keri Ann and Graham Hearns Maria Kaiser Michele and Roy Lachman Gordon Maas and Nancy Harrington Sharon Milligan Christina and Michael Owendoff Marvin and Lois Powell Sandra Redmond Foundation Donors The Abington Foundation Alliance of Psychoanalytic Schools Anonymous The Bicknell Fund Center for Families and Children Cleveland Psychoanalytic Society Foundation The George W. Codrington Charitable Foundation Daga Charitable Fund William O. and Gertrude Lewis Frohring Foundation Greenleaf Avenue Foundation The Hershey Foundation The Laub Foundation Elizabeth Ring Mather and William Gwinn Mather Fund Medical Mutual of Ohio Meisel Family Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation The Perkins Charitable Foundation The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation Richman Brothers Foundation Saint Luke’s Foundation Thomas and Mildred Taylor Fund The S. K. Wellman Foundation Individual Donors Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon G. Adelman Devra and David Adelstein Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Baldwin II Mrs. Anne M. Barnes Mr. Benjamin Patterson Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Basch Eva and James Basilion Ms. Cynthia Bassett Aloise O. Bates Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging Sarah and Jim Bennett Mr. Daniel B. Berger Nathan Berger Dr. and Mrs. Peter Blos, Jr. Mr. Paul S. Brentlinger * Phyllis Brody Mr. and Mrs. James W. Brown, Jr. Thomas C. Brugger, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. William E. Bruner II California Pizza Kitchen, Inc. Berch and Susan Carpenter Carole and David Carr Ms. Carol Caton Dr. Norman A. Clemens Mary Jo Coe Mr. Richard R. Colbert Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Colman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooley Susan and Dale Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cowan Ms. Margaret M. Cowin Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Crane Mr. and Mrs. James P. Crosby Ms. Charlene Crowley Mrs. Ellen Chinn Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Manohar Daga Mr. and Mrs. David H. Dean Ms. Helge S. Deaton Mr. Joseph and Dr. Pauline Degenfelder Mr. J. Edward DeMarco Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dery Alice F. Dibble Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dise, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Dixon Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel M. Donson Mr. and Mrs. David D. Dowd, Jr. Joan Dowling Drs. Scott and Donna Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dube Nancie and Bruce Dunn e=mc2 Organizing and Coaching Consultants, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Morton G. Epstein Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Erenberg Doris A. Evans, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler H. Everett Dr. Arthur J. Farley Marion and Gene Faubel Drs. John and Betsy Feighan Catherine and Edward Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fiordalis Ms. Elizabeth J. Fleming Mrs. Evelyn R. Frohring Ms. Cynthia Furgerson Dr. Lydia Furman and Mr. Todd D. Peter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gaier Mrs. Frances White Gale Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Gale III Thomas and Shelly Galvin Rudolph and Jenifer Garfield Mr. Alan S. Geismer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Geisse Ms. Dorinda Gershman Ann and Robert Gillespie Ricki W. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goldman Dr. Murray A. Goldstone Ms. Sally A. Good Aric Greenfield and Nancy Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gries Beatrice and Burt Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gute Mrs. Elaine G. Hadden Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Hamilton Mrs. Nancy Y. Hammond Ms. Alexandra H. Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hatch III Martha Eaton Hickox * Mr. Douglas G. Holbrook Judy and Peter Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz Dr. and Mrs. Marc Horwitz Mr. Samuel W. Hughes Dr. Eleanor C. Irwin and Mr. H. Vaughn Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Isenstadt Mr. and Mrs. Jason Jaffery Susann and Jerry Janosek Joan Jessiman Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson Maria L. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kanner Tiffany and Scott Kaplan Karen and Doug Katz Mary Ann and Jack Katzenmeyer Mr. William Keeley Charles and Eleanor Kerester Dr. and Mrs. William S. Kiser Charlotte R. Kramer and Leonard Schwartz Evelyn Krent Mr. John Kushleika and Ms. Chris Clavey Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Lachman Marjorie Lamport Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Laughlin Morton and Judy Levin Richard Lightbody, M.D. Dr. Jeffrey L. Longhofer Mr. and Mrs. Alan Luzius Ms. Gayle E. Marshall Charlie and Lynda Mayer Ann McConnell Mr. and Mrs. William C. McCoy Amy L. McGahan Mr. Rex H. McGehee, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Mead Ms. Esther Meckler Susi and Peter Meisel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Meisel Dr. and Mrs. David Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Merriman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Mixter Mr. and Mrs. Mario M. Morino Mr. Edwin R. Motch III Ms. Patricia P. Motch Janet and Bob Neary Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Negrotti Mr. Bryce E. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Newman Jack and Kerry Kelly Novick Mrs. Patrick O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Tod Oliva Ms. Lydia B. Oppmann Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Orloff Mr. William M. Osborne, Jr. Ms. Frances R. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Aaron H. Paris Mr. and Mrs. David H. Paris Zack and Debby Paris Richard and Jude Parke Tamara and Alec Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Pesses Ms. Judith Pitlick Drs. Tod and Diana Ponsky Mr. and Mrs. John Potts Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Powell Mr. John D. Proctor Mr. Stanley M. Proctor * Linda and Victor Prosak Drs. Raymond Rackley and Carmen Fonseca Kevin Rahilly and Margaret Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ransohoff Dr. and Mrs. Austin Ratner Ilana Horowitz Ratner and Charles Ratner Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ratner Deborah and Ronald Ratner Mr. Andrew K. Rayburn Eleanor and Bob Risman Georgianna T. Roberts Mr. Joseph Romano Mr. Nelson H. Rose Marcia and Arthur Rosenbaum Mr. Bob Rosenbaum Jo Ann Roux Bill Rudman Mr. and Mrs. John M. Saada, Jr. Florence Sable Jean and Stanford Sarlson Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Schafer Suzanne and Henry Schneps Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schrier Ms. Sara D. Schrode John and Barbara Schubert Michael and Joanne Schwartz Mrs. Audrey Schwebel Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Scovil Michael Seidman and Anita Phillips Ms. Charna E. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sherwin Ms. Kim Sherwin Carol and Michael Sherwin Robert and Janelle Siebenschuh Simplified Facilities Group, Inc Barbara R. Snyder Stephen and Barbara Somogyi Ms. Virginia Steininger \Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Stevens Barbara U. Streeter Jan and Will Sukenik Catherine and J.D. Sullivan Swamy Family Foundation Kenn and Laura Synek Steven Szilagyi and Jodi Kanter Edith and William Taft Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. Taylor Haig and Sydnia Tcheurekdjian Ms. Leslie C. Thomas Drs. Sara and Howard Tucker Mr. and Mrs. James Walker Mrs. Elizabeth H. Warshawsky Dr. and Mrs. David T. Weidenthal Meg and Sam Weingart Mr. and Mrs. Yair Weinstock Lorraine Weisman Dr. Andrea Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Lenny P. Weiss Ms. Kay S. Wellman Ms. Julie A. West Polly and Dick White Mr. Rollin H. White III R. A. Wortman Ph.D. Gloria and Alan Wright Mr. and Mrs. Marcus W. Ziegler, Jr. *deceased Please know that we have tried to avoid errors and omissions in our preparation of this Annual Report. However, if you find any omissions or your name is not listed as you prefer, please let our Development Office know so that we may make the correction. If your contribution was made after June 30, 2014, your name will appear in the 2014-2015 Annual Report. Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development 19910 Malvern Road Shaker Heights, Ohio 44122 www.hannaperkins.org Address Service Requested Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Cleveland, OH Permit No. 946
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