In this exquisitely connected world, it’s never a question of ‘critical mass.’ It’s always about critical connections.

–Grace Lee Boggs

2016

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Community Center1102 Crenshaw BoulevardLos Angeles, CA 9001924-hour hotline 1-800-339-3940

Fairfax Outreach Office543 N. Fairfax Avenue, #108Los Angeles, CA 90036Tel: 323-653-4045By Appointment Only

Gardena Outreach Office14112 S. Kingsley Drive, #13AGardena, CA 90249Tel: 310-784-2525By Appointment Only

N U R T U R I N G C H A N G E T O G E T H E R

N U R T U R I N G C H A N G E T O G E T H E R

DIRECT SERVICES VOLUNTEERS– Answer our 24-hour hotline

– Provide language interpretation

– Plan children’s activities and outings

– Lead workshops for survivors (financial education, nutrition, art and creativity, etc.)

OUTREACH AMBASSADORS– Connect us to ethnic and mainstream media (newspaper,

radio, television)

– Link survivors to housing and employment resources

– Post in-language flyers and share brochures in your community

PRO BONO SUPPORT– Consulting and services in your area of expertise, including IT,

marketing and website design, and event planning

COMMUNITY PARTNERS– Make a donation to CPAF programs—we accept cash,

in-kind, and stock donations

– Sponsor a family at CPAF’s shelters

– For your birthday, anniversary or other special occasion, host a house party to share info about CPAF with your friends and family

– Help beautify our shelters: install a playground set or build a garden

– Sponsor an event

• Annual Anniversary Gala

• Special events for shelter residents: birthdays, Lunar New Year, Mother’s Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas

• Summer day camp outings

• Host a mixer, happy hour, movie screening or dine-out night to benefit CPAF

FEBRUARYTeen Dating Violence Awareness Month

CPAF staff and volunteers wear orange to promote healthy relationships for youth

SEPTEMBERCPAF’s 38th Anniversary Gala

DECEMBERHoliday Gift DriveVolunteers help us wrap more than 100 toys and gifts for CPAF families

MAYAsian and Pacific Islander Heritage MonthMother’s Day – Sunday, May 8

CVS Caremark volunteers serve food at our annual Mother’s Day luncheon for CPAF families

APRILSexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month

GET INVOLVED

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Center for the Pacific Asian Family@cpaforgwww.nurturingchange.org

We never know how our small activities will affect others through the invisible fabric of our connectedness.

–Grace Lee Boggs

OCTOBERDomestic Violence Awareness Month

Email development@cpaf.info to learn more!

SUPP0RT121 survivors received services through CPAF’s community-based case management and counseling program

LOVE117 survivors and children received 7,295 nights of emergency shelter

31 survivors and children received transitional program services; 100% maintained or increased their income, and 80% moved into safe and permanent housing after graduating from the program.

CHANGE INVOLVES...THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERSGOVERNMENT FUNDERSCalifornia Department of Housing and

Community DevelopmentCalifornia Department of Public HealthCalifornia Office of Emergency ServicesCity of Los Angeles, Housing &

Community Investment DepartmentCounty of Los Angeles,

Domestic Violence Supportive ServicesCounty of Los Angeles, Community Services

Block Grant ProgramCounty of Los Angeles,

Domestic Violence Shelter Based ProgramLos Angeles Emergency Food and Shelter ProgramLos Angeles Homeless Services AuthorityU.S. Department of Justice,

Office on Violence Against Women

GRANTS/CONTRIBUTIONS of $50,000+Blue Shield of California FoundationThe JIB Fund Community Building InitiativeWeingart Foundation

$10,000 – $49,999American Service IndustriesCathay Bank FoundationEast West BankJohn Gogian Family FoundationKaiser Foundation Hospitals - Los AngelesNTC Wismettac FoundationUnited Way of Greater Los AngelesVerizon

BUILDING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPSCPAF expanded violence

prevention programming

to include a community

mobilization project in

Long Beach (partnering

with Khmer Girls in Action)

and youth engagement

with three Asian and

Pacific Islander youth

organizations (Educated

Men with Meaningful

Messages, Orange

County Asian and Pacific Islander Alliance, and

Project MotiVATe). In July, CPAF hosted our inaugural

“Violence-Free Begins With Me” Youth Forum,

gathering more than 50 youth and youth leaders to

talk about preventing relationship violence in their

communities.

BUILDING RESOURCESTo build resources for immigrant survivors of domestic and sexual violence, CPAF partnered with

numerous organizations, including East West Bank, the Vedanta Society, Circle of Change Giving

Circle, and more, to provide move-out and rental assistance to survivors and their families.

Project by Project

(PbP) Los Angeles

celebrated its 13th

annual Plate by Plate

event, raising $25,000

for CPAF’s programs.

The volunteer

organization’s mission

is to develop leaders

through innovative

philanthropy. PbP’s

2015 campaign

theme was affordable

housing and providing shelter to those in need. CPAF was selected as the LA chapter’s

beneficiary partner.

BUILDING COMMUNITY LEADERSCPAF created a South Bay

Advisory Council to support the

operations of CPAF’s transitional

shelter and help expand CPAF’s

presence in South Bay. Council

members include longtime

volunteers, community supporters,

and survivors who have graduated from CPAF’s programs. The council is currently raising

money for wellness scholarships for families in the Transitional Housing Program.

$5,000 – $9,999Andy & Tiffany ChenBBCN BankBlue Shield of CaliforniaCCL Holdings, LTD.Circle of Change Giving CircleDowntown PropertiesGardena Valley Baptist ChurchKaiser PermanenteKoh Charitable FoundationWarner Bros.

Entertainment Inc.Women’s Foundation

of California$2,500 – $4,999Asian Americans Advancing

Justice - Los AngelesAsian Pacific Community FundMichelle Esperanza &

Alec MitchellNaomi UyedaNorth American Taiwanese

Women’s AssociationSouthern California EdisonSouthern California

Gas CompanyVerizonWade & Janice OshiroWilshire Bank$1,000 – $2,499Able Engineering ServicesAlan & Yvonne NishioAlston & Bird, LLPAngela TyCacilia Kim & Lee TsaoCalifornia Community

FoundationThe Carl & Roberta Deutsch

FoundationCedars-Sinai Medical CenterCommonwealth Business BankCraighton & Gayle WongCTBC Bank CorpDaniel Yi & Esther LeeDeborah Yoon JonesDerek Li & Barbara KimDisney Ellen & Paul Hong-LangeFrances E. JemmottGianluca Marzola &

Kimiko KellyHan Kyu OhHands of HopeJay J. Chung, Esq.Jocelyn LeeJoe SoongJung & Yuen LLPKen RaphaelKorea American Bar

AssociationLife BasicsLocktonMarcello Sawyer &

Wanda LuongNossaman LLPOpen BankPatrick & May Ma RossPaul & Gia ShurgotRebecca K. LeeShelley M. SantoSimon & Christine Cheng Southern California Chinese

Lawyers AssociationThe J. Morey CompanyWes & Erin TanakaWilcon$500 – $999Agilent Technolgies FoundationAnonymousApex Computer Systems, Inc.Asian American Architects/

Engineers AssociationBank of America Charitable

FoundationCity Constructors, Inc.Dickson D. LeeDorsey & Whitney Trust

Company LLCDouglas & Chung YoonElina TsengElisa Lam & Nicholas

WadaharaFidelity Charitable Gift FundGrace Tsung WhitcombIT Source GroupKSCI-TV, LA18Lim, Ruger & Kim, LLPMarianne HaneMark M. Mayeda &

Deborah F. ChingPacific City BankRyan & Thao YahiroTristan SvareWayne Nagao$250 – $499Akemi ArakakiAsia PowellAsian Pacific Women’s CenterAyumi NagataBruce G. IwasakiCorepoint 1, Inc.David RyuDiana OttoEdward & Lisa PaiEdwin KimFaith United Methodist ChurchFlintridge Preparatory SchoolGive With LibertyGlenn M. NakataniJames CoheloJennifer NapierJohanna KimJolee AdamichJP Morgan Chase Foundation

(Rod Nakamoto)Kristine HoMartin LeePonlork DenRonald LowRoy Hong & Phyllis ChongSteve A. ZruckyTarget CW$249 & underAndy HoangAngela Eunjin OhAnna EmeraldAnnabelle CortezAshley TangArroyo Vista Real Estate, LLCBarrie LevyBethany LealBetty SongBetty UyedaCara JohnsonCaroline ChoeCarrie RinglerCatherine WalkerChatsworth West

Women’s FellowshipChristine LiuClaudia LopezThe Connect Group SchoolConnie Chung JoeConrad N. Hilton FoundationDavid BermonDebbie LeeDebra NakatomiDebra Suh & Robin TomaDenise M. SmithDennis ArguellesDezso MolnarDiana HamiltonDiane TanDonna L. HarrisDorene J. Chuck & Barbara KouDouglas IkemiDrew GagnerEdward & Janice ChangEdward SchwarzElaine J. FongEvelyn SuFandra ChangFang-I S. ChenFlora Yin

Frederick C. Jones & Martha M. Jones

Friends of Gary YamauchiGayle & Terry HaraGerita WhiteGordon WongHarvey L. Negoro &

Isabelle Y. MiyataHelen OshiroIn Vogue Hair DesignJane Yata & Howard YataJanet TokumaruJason Scott ParkJeffrey R. NelsonJennifer JuJill K. TanakaJim & Kathy McDonnellJin ChunJohn & Mary NakaneJohn SundermeyerJoy YusaJudy & Laurence HueyJudy LamJulia Flynn JacksonJune A. HibinoKatie ChengKay OchiKenneth & Lishun HongKevin & Susan KuromiKim NguyenKinaga Law FirmKristen HoyemKristin Aldana-TadayKZRW Lee, Inc. LA Kiwanis Club FoundationLA Urban LeagueLaw Offices of Do Kim, APLCLeslie MorodomiLigee LowLinda F. TanamachiLinda K. YamauchiLinda S. WahLindsay D. McCaskillLisa ThongLynell ChunMaria ChanMaria Donna Uy-BarretaMarie F. GallienMariko KahnMarilyn TranMarissa Castro-SalvatiMary Ann HeimannMary ChuMary MiyasharoMary O. BremierMelissa CunninghamMelissa FuMichael FongMina Kim SonNancy B. Lewis & Ron SilveiraNancy HaradaNora Tu WillisOlivia Michelle &

Steven HartonoPaul & Gail SakamotoPeter FongPhyllis & Joey A. NakagawaR.S. & J.E. UyenoRobert I. SantoRobert NishikawaS. & K. FurutaSae Hee JeongSally LewSandra HenriquezSlique Media (Andrew Le)Susan ChangSuzy KatsudaTerry MatsumotoThe Benevity Community

Impact FundTMG Solutions, Inc.

Mr. Lanny KusakaTyra ChenUnited Way of Metropolitan

Dallas, Inc.Vivian MatsushigeWarren T. FurutaniWen H. ChangYasuko KowalchukYasuko SudoZu KimIn-Kind Donations9021PhoAlan & Yvonne NishioAsian Pacific American

Community Toy DriveAyara Thai CuisineBrogino’sBronson PhotographyBusy QCentre Theatre GroupChayaChinese American MuseumChocoChickenChristine Su & FamilyCindy YeeCVS Caremark APNADaniel Yi & Esther LeeDeana ChuangDitmas Kitchen & CocktailsEpsilon Pi Tau-Alpha Field

ChapterEthereal PalateFaith & FlowerGeorge Wang, Don Le,

Adrian Zaw, Chris ShonGirl Scout Troop 341Grammy MuseumHalper Fine ArtHandmade Especially for YouHouse of AnThe Hungtingon Library,

Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens

Innovate Marketing GroupIW GroupIzumi MitsudaJein KimJKrewJohn Friedman &

Alice Kimm ArchitectsKetel OneKristina BombalesKristy M. ChinKurata Eyecare CenterLA Kiwanis Club FoundationLaemmle TheatresLaugh FactoryLegal Aid Foundation

of Los AngelesThe Little Bra CompanyLittle SisterLos Angeles Fire Department

Station 29MaruMichelle LiNaomi UyedaOC Baking CompanyOC LeeOshiro FamilyPanda Restaurant GroupPasadena PlayhousePeking TavernPhoragePRP Wine InternationalRock Sugar Pan Asian KitchenRuan HoeSotivear SimSottoSouthwest AirlinesSpecial OccasionsSpeedZone Los AngelesStocking StuffersStrength in ScarvesTavern on 2Taylor DoUltrazone Laser TagVerizonWarner Bros. EntertainmentWendy & Rey TairaWilly & Eileen MaWood & VineYB Giving CircleZengo

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJay J. Chung, Esq.Deborah Yoon Jones, Esq.Hogan LeeRebecca LeeWilly K. MaPatricia NevilleLisa K. Pai, Esq.Asia PowellDavid E. Ryu Roselma Samala Shelley Midori SantoEllen SuhWes TanakaNaomi UyedaGayle WongDebra H. Suh, Executive Director

ADVISORY BOARDAndy P. ChenMichelle EsperanzaNeelam Gupta Ayako HagiharaPreeti Kulkarni Derek Li, Esq.Joann Lee, Esq.Ailee Moon, PhDYvonne Wong NishioMay Ma RossJoe SoongBonnie TsengGrace WhitcombLisa Yang, Esq.Adeline Yoong, MBA

SOUTH BAY ADVISORY COUNCILMadelyn CalventesJin ChunJennifer JouYayi LiJinny (Haejin) MoonJoyce ShimazuStacey TodaKatherine WongThao B. YahiroThomas Tsun-Hung Yee

FY 2014-2015 FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Government Grants58%

Foundations9%

Contributions/Other Income

7%

Donated Goods & Services26%

Management and General

7%

TransitionalProgram

19%

Development4%

Community Program34%

Emergency Program 36%

EXPENSES

Community Program 1,082,058 34%

Emergency Program 1,137,933 36%

Transitional Program 604,518 19%

Management and General 237,700 7%

Development 125,352 4%

Total 3,187,561

REVENUE AND SUPPORT REPORTED ON FS % OF TOTAL REV

Government Grants 1,969,441 58%

Foundations 306,361 9%

Contributions/Other Income 243,478 7%

Donated Goods and Services 897,576 26%

Total 3,416,857

COURAGECPAF answered 3,703 calls on its 24-hour domestic violence and sexual assault hotline in 25 different languages.

I learned to treat myself with kindness. I’ve become a stronger person and now feel more optimistic about the future.

–Chinese survivor

CPAF helped alleviate my fear and believed in me. At the shelter, I learned to protect myself and my child, love others

more, and support the other families in the program too.–Vietnamese survivor

N U R T U R I N G C H A N G E T O G E T H E R

N U R T U R I N G C H A N G E T O G E T H E R

FY 2014-2015 ANNUAL REPORT

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If someone is suffering because of domestic violence, I want to tell them not to wait, be

brave, knock on CPAF’s doors, and ask for help.–Korean survivor

COMMUNITY100 volunteers contributed 12,416 hours to CPAF’s services and programs