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CONNECT
2014 Results That Really Mattered
BoldSteps 2014
RESOURCES DONORS & SPONSORSHIPS
Support & RevenueContributions............................................... $ 96,940Program Service Fees................................... $390,501Fundraising Event (Net of Direct Expenses).......... $ 36,633Net Sales - Training Handbook................... $ 927Investment Income / Miscelaneous.............. $ 5,003
Total Support & Revenue............................ $530,004
ExpensesProgram Services........................................... $364,587Management & General.................................. $107,020Fundraising.................................................... $ 24,263Fundraising Event Direct Expense.................. $ 8,289
Total Expenses............................................... $504,159
Change in Net Assets.................................... $ 25,845
AssetsCash/Savings............................................................................................. $303,461Accounts Receivable.................................................................................. $136,316Net Property & Equipment....................................................................... $ 10,226Other......................................................................................................... $ 15,001
Total Assets............................................................................................... $465,004
Liabilities & Net AssetsTotal Liabilities......................................................................................... $ 25,192Temporarily Restricted Assets.................................................................. $ 61,905Unrestricted Net Assets............................................................................ $377,907
Total Liabilities & Capital........................................................................ $465,004
Net Assets, Beginning of 2014.................................................................. $413,967Net Assets, End of 2014............................................................................ $439,812
2014 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT – FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
2014 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT – FINANCIAL POSITION
Since 2008, CRC has grown its net assets by 563% and income by 323%. Staff has tripled and client services have expanded in intensity and volume.
Volunteers of the Year
Michele Perry-Barnhill M.J. Bauer
5 yearsM.J. Bauer Assata BrownKarin CianoJeffrey DormanCori M. HildebrandtMarcia Honold
Munazza HumayunEva NserekoDan RowlesLavelle TaylorCurtis WilsonJack WoodcockDawn Zugay
10 yearsMary WhitneyLeo Stern15 yearsFrank KapschCalder Hibbard
Volunteer Anniversaries
Board of Directors
CRC Staff – 612-822-9883
Michele Barnhill and MJ Bauer answer all CRC requests for volunteer help with enthusiasm, grace and humor. Since 2012, Michele has been volunteering her time and skills with CRC in many program areas, includ-ing schools programs and our child protection mediation program. Since 2010, MJ has served CRC in a number of capacities – as a volunteer mediator, board member and volunteer mentor, to name a few.
With Michele and MJ’s dedication and creativity, CRC’s Child Protection Mediation program achieved amazing results in 2014, including: facilitating 158 protective care conferences in Ramsey County, mediating 11 pre-trial CHIPs cases in Carver County and coordinating and delivering a total of 269 mediated services throughout both counties. Michele and MJ also trained new volunteers for the program, created protocols for each phase of the program, attended monthly and quarterly statewide stakeholder meet-ings and presented at program partners’ staff meetings.
Michele and MJ, in recognition of and profound thanks for all you do for our organization and programming, we salute you as our 2014 Volunteers of the Year!
$5,000+_____________
Dorsey & WhitneyHogan Lovells
United Health Group
$1,000 - $4,999
Ramona Advani M.J. & Robert BauerKate BrennanJerrod BrownCharlie & Karmit BulmanJim CampbellDavid CrosbyCy & Paula DeCosse Paula & Randy Doroff Ann & Bill HaughKathy LarnesAmos Rosenbloom & Marsha McDonald Eric MulvihillDevan Padmanabhan Phillip & Tammie Rosenbloom Dan & Janet RowlesJessica R. ShiffmanChris & Leo Stern Fred & Elizabeth Weiner Jenny Welch Erin & Mitch Zamoff
$500 - $999
Mary BergmanSkip BrennyRita & Bob BuckvoldHelene DouvilleBob EpsteinJim GilbertJoseph W. HammellKatherine HayesMarilyn KamanMark LaChapelleJoan McCartyJohn McCartyLarry & Mary Sherman HillRoger Sutton Central BankBrad & Marcia HonoldPhillip &Tammie Rosenbloom
$250 - $499
John ArlandsonJeffrey Bouslog Kathy HeinsShirley J. HughesJohn KamanPaul KlassDoug PetersonSandra SmalleyLavelle A. TaylorBill VanderwallMichelene VerlautzJackie Hennning & Jim Waters Dan Herber & Carrie Seib
$100 - $249
Betsy & David AbramsonSteve AskewJessica Ayers-BeanRobert BauerRobert BlenkushGreta BormannArthur J. BoylanNick CallahanMike CalvoJackie CaseyMary ChristiansonLee W. CunninghamTom DelaneyBradford S. DelapenaSuzanne DillaJoe DixonJoann DoughertyLeora Effinger-WeintraubGregory FedioMari ForbushKatie FournierDeborah FowlerDennis GerhardsteinTim GluszakIsabel GregersenAmy GudmestadKay GudmestadTimothy S. HearnSarah HernandezCalder HibbardVirginia Anne HousumJeff IngebrightsonJeremy JohnsonLea Marie Johnson Frank Kapsch
R.B. KiernatJane KnetzgerDaniel KosJackie KrammerMark LabineCorrie LapinskySarah LarsenChristine LindbladPhil ManzLaura MartinDonna MinterBecky MonnensElizabeth MoranLydia MorleyDiana MorrisseyDavid Muschenheim Meg Grace NewellMichele O’KaneCarol M. Oosterhuis Katherine Pacyga RouttPatricia PedersenMichelle Perry-BarnhillHelen PoundThue RasmussenAllison ReeseLea Rae ReeseKirsten RemeyMargaret RogStacy RooneyJohn SchenkCaroline SchultzJo Ann SchutzJulie ShannonBob StorlieRobert J. TennessenThomas ThompsonCarla J. TourinDavid TrevorPaul TschidaDawn Van TassellJoyce WisdomJack WoodcockMichelle WosterCarlson and Knoblauch Paula Faraci & Erik Jensen
$1 - $99
Connie AppleDavid BannerDave BartholomayBlake BauerSarah BergmanTom Boyle
Wayne BryantKate BuckleyDavid CaseyAlysn CauchyJohn ChoiEmily Cole-JonesErin DavenportPaul DelaneyMichael DominowskiTerry EngferHeidi FransenMichael FriedmanKitty GoginsLisa GoldishFrank Grazzini IISteve GunnKenza Hadj-MoussaDorothea HarrisAmanda HerbstAutumn HigginsLinda HigginsJody Faye JacobsDennis & Mary KellyKathleen KelsoKathryn LovikJaneen MassarosLawrence McDonoughDan McNeilJoEtta Michaels-GordonLucas MillerSarah Milligan-TofflerJessie E. R. MischkeKaren MoelterKaren MullerySusan NeetGraham Ojala-BarbourSherri OverstreetJessica Palmer-DenigJeanne PoppeCynthia ProsekDavid RadosevichLisa ReiterSarah RiesKathryn RinghamSamantha RobinsonCatherine SandersonMelissa SandvoldElizabeth SchenfischLinda SeifriedNadarajan SethurajuAllira SharmaDan SimonHugh SmeltekopEvelyn Staus
Emily StrandLeslye TaylorLauren Thrift Sarah TowerJan TriplettDan TysonMary Ann Van CuraNancy Sue Van Sant PalmerStephen VitvitskyWanda WalkerPatty WaltersTheresa WeimerskirchLaurie WhippleMary WhitneyAndrew WolfJoanne WoolmanEnrica ZaidmanDaveZumeta K. Drozd & S. Woldum
Grants and Awards
Carolyn FoundationHRK Foundation Irwin Andrew Porter FoundationOtto Bremer FoundationTennant FoundationThorpe FoundationWalker FoundationYouthprise
Contracts:
Edina Human ServicesHennepin County Attorney’s OfficeHennepin County Human ServicesMinneapolis Civil Rights OfficeMinneapolis Neighborhood & Community RelationsMinneapolis Public Housing AuthorityMinneapolis Public SchoolsMinnesota Bureau of Mediation ServicesMinnesota Supreme CourtMinnesota Judicial Brand Children’s Justice InitiativeMinnesota Fourth Disctrict CourtMinnesota Office of Justice Programs
Ramona Advani M.J. & Robert BauerCharlie & Karmit BulmanJim CampbellDavid CrosbyCy & Paula DeCosse Paula & Randy Doroff Joseph W. & Joan HammellAnn & Bill HaughKathy LarnesAmos Rosenbloom & Marsha McDonald Eric Mulvihill Devan Padmanabhan Bunny RobinsonPhillip & Tammie Rosenbloom Dan & Janet RowlesJessica R. ShiffmanChris & Leo Stern Elizabeth & Fred Weiner Jenny Welch Erin & Mitch ZamoffHRK Foundation The Shared Fund
CRC’s Peacemaker Circle program includes those who have made pledges to give $1000 or more for five years. These important gifts help secure CRC’s financial future.
In recognition of the generosity and vision of so many friends and supporters, we offer our deepest gratitude.
If you have been listed incorrectly or not acknowledged on the donor list, please accept our apologies and contact our office so that we may correct our records.
Karmit Bulman- Executive [email protected]
Elise Chambers- Operations Director [email protected]
Anna Bergreen- Development [email protected] Natasha Lapcinski- Program Manager [email protected]
Laurie Whipple- Office Projects [email protected]
Paula Faraci- Intake & Volunteer [email protected]
Lauren Thrift- Youth Coordinator & Promise [email protected]
Joal Reeves-Youth Coordinator [email protected]
Bunny Robinson - ChairM.J. Bauer- Vice-ChairTom Delaney- TreasurerMary Bergman- Secretary
Ramona AdvaniWilliam (Bill) Casey David Crosby Joe Hammell
Marilyn KamanEva NserekoLavelle Taylor Mitch Zamoff
Unions, public agencies, nonprofits and
schools, these are a few of the entities who
reached out to CRC in 2014. The need is
great to resolve pressing social issues
through dialogue and consensus building.
We work with an ever growing list of groups
seeking to address racial inequities, youth
crime, academic failure, homelessness,
discrimination and employment distress
through connection, collaboration,
conversation and convergence. Our work
has a statewide, national and International
impact. For example, we began an exciting
learning partnership with a community
mediation program near Jerusalem, Israel.
(See page 3) We meet regularly with our
partners to learn from and support one
another. We thank our Board of Directors,
staff and over 250 volunteers who have made
2014 another year of growth.
In community,
Karmit BulmanExecutive Director
More People Continue To Come
Together.
SharingPeace-
Building Efforts.
This Work
Matters.
CRC Serves People
Statewide.
TWIN
CIT
IES
ARROWHEAD
• Fewer detentions, suspensions and expulsions• Greater academic success• Less violent or criminal behavior• Students cope with transitions and conflicts• Students better understand their need to be accountable for their misbehavior;
• Students retain connection to their schools and to education generally;• Students teaching and role modeling conflict resolution skills.
6,848 total parties served2,231
servicesessions
2,042 mediation cases
60 juvenile cases referred from Police
313 victim offender parties served101
juvenile cases referred from non- profits
98%compliancein all juvenile offender cases
152 juvenile cases referred from county attorney
CENTRAL
MINNESOTA
2014 was the first full year that the Minnesota Restorative Services Coalition was housed at CRC. CRC funded most
of the operations of MRSC, including hiring staff. As a result, here are some highlights: • Youth Trauma & Restorative Justice Training in St. Cloud with over 30 people from around Minnesota.
• Restorative Justice & Diversion Training for 30 law enforcement professionals, county attorneys and public defenders from around Minnesota.
In 2014 CRC began a learning partnership with the Community Mediation Center in Rehovot, Israel. Staff and volunteers from both centers meet regularly through remote conferencing to grow peace building. We have established a strong and lasting bond with our counterparts in Rehovot. We share a common passion for resolving conflict with compassion and peace.
CRC won the award for Innovation from the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits and MAP. This award was given due to Conflict Resolution Center’s innovation in peace-building through dialogue.
• Annual Statewide Conference, “Humanizing the Other through the Recognition of our Collective Struggles” was attended by 90 participants.
• First Fridays Meetings launched a statewide initiative to create spaces for dialoge around restorative justice.
CRC St. Cloud and Duluth are fully operational satellite offices due to collaboration with many non-profits, educational entities, the courts and municipalities. Our work also expanded to new, previously unserved counties. 281 brand new participants engaged in education, mediation and facilitation services in Central Minnesotoa and the Arrowhead region. CRC launched a nationally recognized child protection mediation program in two new loca-tions serving 144 new families. This program has already led to a decline in contested court hearings and has led to quicker and more sustainable family reunification. New collaborative partnershipwith a County jail resulted in a transformational conflict resolution program serving inmates seeking skills to move away from crime and violence.
CRC continues to collaborate with non- profits in various locations to teach conflict resolution skills to youth on probation; resident councils in low-income housing and members of labor unions, neighborhood associations and university students.
GREATERACADEMICSUCCESS HELPING
STUDENTSCOPE
FEWER DETENTIONS, SUSPENSIONS, EXPULSIONS
LESS VIOLENCE TEACHING &ROLE MODELING
In 2014 CRC helped at risk students to achieve academic success and to prepare them to lead self-sufficient and productive adult lives. The program directly addresses the disproportionate impact of school suspensions and expulsions on students of color. We saw:
• Non-violent communication intensive weekend workshop for 30 people from around Minnesota.
• Restorative Justice Youth Summit for elected officials and others attended by over 120 people.
2 0 1 4 A Y E A R O F C H A N G E , G R O W T H & S E R V I C E F O R C R C CONVERGE CONVERSE
CONNECTCOLLABORATE
CONNECT
2014 Results That Really Mattered
BoldSteps 2014
RESOURCES DONORS & SPONSORSHIPS
Support & RevenueContributions............................................... $ 96,940Program Service Fees................................... $390,501Fundraising Event (Net of Direct Expenses).......... $ 36,633Net Sales - Training Handbook................... $ 927Investment Income / Miscelaneous.............. $ 5,003
Total Support & Revenue............................ $530,004
ExpensesProgram Services........................................... $364,587Management & General.................................. $107,020Fundraising.................................................... $ 24,263Fundraising Event Direct Expense.................. $ 8,289
Total Expenses............................................... $504,159
Change in Net Assets.................................... $ 25,845
AssetsCash/Savings............................................................................................. $303,461Accounts Receivable.................................................................................. $136,316Net Property & Equipment....................................................................... $ 10,226Other......................................................................................................... $ 15,001
Total Assets............................................................................................... $465,004
Liabilities & Net AssetsTotal Liabilities......................................................................................... $ 25,192Temporarily Restricted Assets.................................................................. $ 61,905Unrestricted Net Assets............................................................................ $377,907
Total Liabilities & Capital........................................................................ $465,004
Net Assets, Beginning of 2014.................................................................. $413,967Net Assets, End of 2014............................................................................ $439,812
2014 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT – FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
2014 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT – FINANCIAL POSITION
Since 2008, CRC has grown its net assets by 563% and income by 323%. Staff has tripled and client services have expanded in intensity and volume.
Volunteers of the Year
Michele Perry-Barnhill M.J. Bauer
5 yearsM.J. Bauer Assata BrownKarin CianoJeffrey DormanCori M. HildebrandtMarcia Honold
Munazza HumayunEva NserekoDan RowlesLavelle TaylorCurtis WilsonJack WoodcockDawn Zugay
10 yearsMary WhitneyLeo Stern15 yearsFrank KapschCalder Hibbard
Volunteer Anniversaries
Board of Directors
CRC Staff – 612-822-9883
Michele Barnhill and MJ Bauer answer all CRC requests for volunteer help with enthusiasm, grace and humor. Since 2012, Michele has been volunteering her time and skills with CRC in many program areas, includ-ing schools programs and our child protection mediation program. Since 2010, MJ has served CRC in a number of capacities – as a volunteer mediator, board member and volunteer mentor, to name a few.
With Michele and MJ’s dedication and creativity, CRC’s Child Protection Mediation program achieved amazing results in 2014, including: facilitating 158 protective care conferences in Ramsey County, mediating 11 pre-trial CHIPs cases in Carver County and coordinating and delivering a total of 269 mediated services throughout both counties. Michele and MJ also trained new volunteers for the program, created protocols for each phase of the program, attended monthly and quarterly statewide stakeholder meet-ings and presented at program partners’ staff meetings.
Michele and MJ, in recognition of and profound thanks for all you do for our organization and programming, we salute you as our 2014 Volunteers of the Year!
$5,000+_____________
Dorsey & WhitneyHogan Lovells
United Health Group
$1,000 - $4,999
Ramona Advani M.J. & Robert BauerKate BrennanJerrod BrownCharlie & Karmit BulmanJim CampbellDavid CrosbyCy & Paula DeCosse Paula & Randy Doroff Ann & Bill HaughKathy LarnesAmos Rosenbloom & Marsha McDonald Eric MulvihillDevan Padmanabhan Phillip & Tammie Rosenbloom Dan & Janet RowlesJessica R. ShiffmanChris & Leo Stern Fred & Elizabeth Weiner Jenny Welch Erin & Mitch Zamoff
$500 - $999
Mary BergmanSkip BrennyRita & Bob BuckvoldHelene DouvilleBob EpsteinJim GilbertJoseph W. HammellKatherine HayesMarilyn KamanMark LaChapelleJoan McCartyJohn McCartyLarry & Mary Sherman HillRoger Sutton Central BankBrad & Marcia HonoldPhillip &Tammie Rosenbloom
$250 - $499
John ArlandsonJeffrey Bouslog Kathy HeinsShirley J. HughesJohn KamanPaul KlassDoug PetersonSandra SmalleyLavelle A. TaylorBill VanderwallMichelene VerlautzJackie Hennning & Jim Waters Dan Herber & Carrie Seib
$100 - $249
Betsy & David AbramsonSteve AskewJessica Ayers-BeanRobert BauerRobert BlenkushGreta BormannArthur J. BoylanNick CallahanMike CalvoJackie CaseyMary ChristiansonLee W. CunninghamTom DelaneyBradford S. DelapenaSuzanne DillaJoe DixonJoann DoughertyLeora Effinger-WeintraubGregory FedioMari ForbushKatie FournierDeborah FowlerDennis GerhardsteinTim GluszakIsabel GregersenAmy GudmestadKay GudmestadTimothy S. HearnSarah HernandezCalder HibbardVirginia Anne HousumJeff IngebrightsonJeremy JohnsonLea Marie Johnson Frank Kapsch
R.B. KiernatJane KnetzgerDaniel KosJackie KrammerMark LabineCorrie LapinskySarah LarsenChristine LindbladPhil ManzLaura MartinDonna MinterBecky MonnensElizabeth MoranLydia MorleyDiana MorrisseyDavid Muschenheim Meg Grace NewellMichele O’KaneCarol M. Oosterhuis Katherine Pacyga RouttPatricia PedersenMichelle Perry-BarnhillHelen PoundThue RasmussenAllison ReeseLea Rae ReeseKirsten RemeyMargaret RogStacy RooneyJohn SchenkCaroline SchultzJo Ann SchutzJulie ShannonBob StorlieRobert J. TennessenThomas ThompsonCarla J. TourinDavid TrevorPaul TschidaDawn Van TassellJoyce WisdomJack WoodcockMichelle WosterCarlson and Knoblauch Paula Faraci & Erik Jensen
$1 - $99
Connie AppleDavid BannerDave BartholomayBlake BauerSarah BergmanTom Boyle
Wayne BryantKate BuckleyDavid CaseyAlysn CauchyJohn ChoiEmily Cole-JonesErin DavenportPaul DelaneyMichael DominowskiTerry EngferHeidi FransenMichael FriedmanKitty GoginsLisa GoldishFrank Grazzini IISteve GunnKenza Hadj-MoussaDorothea HarrisAmanda HerbstAutumn HigginsLinda HigginsJody Faye JacobsDennis & Mary KellyKathleen KelsoKathryn LovikJaneen MassarosLawrence McDonoughDan McNeilJoEtta Michaels-GordonLucas MillerSarah Milligan-TofflerJessie E. R. MischkeKaren MoelterKaren MullerySusan NeetGraham Ojala-BarbourSherri OverstreetJessica Palmer-DenigJeanne PoppeCynthia ProsekDavid RadosevichLisa ReiterSarah RiesKathryn RinghamSamantha RobinsonCatherine SandersonMelissa SandvoldElizabeth SchenfischLinda SeifriedNadarajan SethurajuAllira SharmaDan SimonHugh SmeltekopEvelyn Staus
Emily StrandLeslye TaylorLauren Thrift Sarah TowerJan TriplettDan TysonMary Ann Van CuraNancy Sue Van Sant PalmerStephen VitvitskyWanda WalkerPatty WaltersTheresa WeimerskirchLaurie WhippleMary WhitneyAndrew WolfJoanne WoolmanEnrica ZaidmanDaveZumeta K. Drozd & S. Woldum
Grants and Awards
Carolyn FoundationHRK Foundation Irwin Andrew Porter FoundationOtto Bremer FoundationTennant FoundationThorpe FoundationWalker FoundationYouthprise
Contracts:
Edina Human ServicesHennepin County Attorney’s OfficeHennepin County Human ServicesMinneapolis Civil Rights OfficeMinneapolis Neighborhood & Community RelationsMinneapolis Public Housing AuthorityMinneapolis Public SchoolsMinnesota Bureau of Mediation ServicesMinnesota Supreme CourtMinnesota Judicial Brand Children’s Justice InitiativeMinnesota Fourth Disctrict CourtMinnesota Office of Justice Programs
Ramona Advani M.J. & Robert BauerCharlie & Karmit BulmanJim CampbellDavid CrosbyCy & Paula DeCosse Paula & Randy Doroff Joseph W. & Joan HammellAnn & Bill HaughKathy LarnesAmos Rosenbloom & Marsha McDonald Eric Mulvihill Devan Padmanabhan Bunny RobinsonPhillip & Tammie Rosenbloom Dan & Janet RowlesJessica R. ShiffmanChris & Leo Stern Elizabeth & Fred Weiner Jenny Welch Erin & Mitch ZamoffHRK Foundation The Shared Fund
CRC’s Peacemaker Circle program includes those who have made pledges to give $1000 or more for five years. These important gifts help secure CRC’s financial future.
In recognition of the generosity and vision of so many friends and supporters, we offer our deepest gratitude.
If you have been listed incorrectly or not acknowledged on the donor list, please accept our apologies and contact our office so that we may correct our records.
Karmit Bulman- Executive [email protected]
Elise Chambers- Operations Director [email protected]
Anna Bergreen- Development [email protected] Natasha Lapcinski- Program Manager [email protected]
Laurie Whipple- Office Projects [email protected]
Paula Faraci- Intake & Volunteer [email protected]
Lauren Thrift- Youth Coordinator & Promise [email protected]
Joal Reeves-Youth Coordinator [email protected]
Bunny Robinson - ChairM.J. Bauer- Vice-ChairTom Delaney- TreasurerMary Bergman- Secretary
Ramona AdvaniWilliam (Bill) Casey David Crosby Joe Hammell
Marilyn KamanEva NserekoLavelle Taylor Mitch Zamoff
Unions, public agencies, nonprofits and
schools, these are a few of the entities who
reached out to CRC in 2014. The need is
great to resolve pressing social issues
through dialogue and consensus building.
We work with an ever growing list of groups
seeking to address racial inequities, youth
crime, academic failure, homelessness,
discrimination and employment distress
through connection, collaboration,
conversation and convergence. Our work
has a statewide, national and International
impact. For example, we began an exciting
learning partnership with a community
mediation program near Jerusalem, Israel.
(See page 3) We meet regularly with our
partners to learn from and support one
another. We thank our Board of Directors,
staff and over 250 volunteers who have made
2014 another year of growth.
In community,
Karmit BulmanExecutive Director
More People Continue To Come
Together.
SharingPeace-
Building Efforts.
This Work
Matters.
CRC Serves People
Statewide.TW
IN C
ITIE
S
ARROWHEAD
• Fewer detentions, suspensions and expulsions• Greater academic success• Less violent or criminal behavior• Students cope with transitions and conflicts• Students better understand their need to be accountable for their misbehavior;
• Students retain connection to their schools and to education generally;• Students teaching and role modeling conflict resolution skills.
6,848 total parties served2,231
servicesessions
2,042 mediation cases
60 juvenile cases referred from Police
313 victim offender parties served101
juvenile cases referred from non- profits
98%compliancein all juvenile offender cases
152 juvenile cases referred from county attorney
CENTRAL
MINNESOTA
2014 was the first full year that the Minnesota Restorative Services Coalition was housed at CRC. CRC funded most
of the operations of MRSC, including hiring staff. As a result, here are some highlights: • Youth Trauma & Restorative Justice Training in St. Cloud with over 30 people from around Minnesota.
• Restorative Justice & Diversion Training for 30 law enforcement professionals, county attorneys and public defenders from around Minnesota.
In 2014 CRC began a learning partnership with the Community Mediation Center in Rehovot, Israel. Staff and volunteers from both centers meet regularly through remote conferencing to grow peace building. We have established a strong and lasting bond with our counterparts in Rehovot. We share a common passion for resolving conflict with compassion and peace.
CRC won the award for Innovation from the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits and MAP. This award was given due to Conflict Resolution Center’s innovation in peace-building through dialogue.
• Annual Statewide Conference, “Humanizing the Other through the Recognition of our Collective Struggles” was attended by 90 participants.
• First Fridays Meetings launched a statewide initiative to create spaces for dialoge around restorative justice.
CRC St. Cloud and Duluth are fully operational satellite offices due to collaboration with many non-profits, educational entities, the courts and municipalities. Our work also expanded to new, previously unserved counties. 281 brand new participants engaged in education, mediation and facilitation services in Central Minnesotoa and the Arrowhead region. CRC launched a nationally recognized child protection mediation program in two new loca-tions serving 144 new families. This program has already led to a decline in contested court hearings and has led to quicker and more sustainable family reunification. New collaborative partnershipwith a County jail resulted in a transformational conflict resolution program serving inmates seeking skills to move away from crime and violence.
CRC continues to collaborate with non- profits in various locations to teach conflict resolution skills to youth on probation; resident councils in low-income housing and members of labor unions, neighborhood associations and university students.
GREATERACADEMICSUCCESS HELPING
STUDENTSCOPE
FEWER DETENTIONS, SUSPENSIONS, EXPULSIONS
LESS VIOLENCE TEACHING &ROLE MODELING
In 2014 CRC helped at risk students to achieve academic success and to prepare them to lead self-sufficient and productive adult lives. The program directly addresses the disproportionate impact of school suspensions and expulsions on students of color. We saw:
• Non-violent communication intensive weekend workshop for 30 people from around Minnesota.
• Restorative Justice Youth Summit for elected officials and others attended by over 120 people.
2 0 1 4 A Y E A R O F C H A N G E , G R O W T H & S E R V I C E F O R C R C CONVERGE CONVERSE
CONNECTCOLLABORATE
Unions, public agencies, nonprofits and
schools, these are a few of the entities who
reached out to CRC in 2014. The need is
great to resolve pressing social issues
through dialogue and consensus building.
We work with an ever growing list of groups
seeking to address racial inequities, youth
crime, academic failure, homelessness,
discrimination and employment distress
through connection, collaboration,
conversation and convergence. Our work
has a statewide, national and International
impact. For example, we began an exciting
learning partnership with a community
mediation program near Jerusalem, Israel.
(See page 3) We meet regularly with our
partners to learn from and support one
another. We thank our Board of Directors,
staff and over 250 volunteers who have made
2014 another year of growth.
In community,
Karmit BulmanExecutive Director
More People Continue To Come
Together.
SharingPeace-
Building Efforts.
This Work
Matters.
CRC Serves People
Statewide.
TWIN
CIT
IES
ARROWHEAD
• Fewer detentions, suspensions and expulsions• Greater academic success• Less violent or criminal behavior• Students cope with transitions and conflicts• Students better understand their need to be accountable for their misbehavior;
• Students retain connection to their schools and to education generally;• Students teaching and role modeling conflict resolution skills.
6,848 total parties served2,231
servicesessions
2,042 mediation cases
60 juvenile cases referred from Police
313 victim offender parties served101
juvenile cases referred from non- profits
98%compliancein all juvenile offender cases
152 juvenile cases referred from county attorney
CENTRAL
MINNESOTA
2014 was the first full year that the Minnesota Restorative Services Coalition was housed at CRC. CRC funded most
of the operations of MRSC, including hiring staff. As a result, here are some highlights: • Youth Trauma & Restorative Justice Training in St. Cloud with over 30 people from around Minnesota.
• Restorative Justice & Diversion Training for 30 law enforcement professionals, county attorneys and public defenders from around Minnesota.
In 2014 CRC began a learning partnership with the Community Mediation Center in Rehovot, Israel. Staff and volunteers from both centers meet regularly through remote conferencing to grow peace building. We have established a strong and lasting bond with our counterparts in Rehovot. We share a common passion for resolving conflict with compassion and peace.
CRC won the award for Innovation from the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits and MAP. This award was given due to Conflict Resolution Center’s innovation in peace-building through dialogue.
• Annual Statewide Conference, “Humanizing the Other through the Recognition of our Collective Struggles” was attended by 90 participants.
• First Fridays Meetings launched a statewide initiative to create spaces for dialoge around restorative justice.
CRC St. Cloud and Duluth are fully operational satellite offices due to collaboration with many non-profits, educational entities, the courts and municipalities. Our work also expanded to new, previously unserved counties. 281 brand new participants engaged in education, mediation and facilitation services in Central Minnesotoa and the Arrowhead region. CRC launched a nationally recognized child protection mediation program in two new loca-tions serving 144 new families. This program has already led to a decline in contested court hearings and has led to quicker and more sustainable family reunification. New collaborative partnershipwith a County jail resulted in a transformational conflict resolution program serving inmates seeking skills to move away from crime and violence.
CRC continues to collaborate with non- profits in various locations to teach conflict resolution skills to youth on probation; resident councils in low-income housing and members of labor unions, neighborhood associations and university students.
GREATERACADEMICSUCCESS HELPING
STUDENTSCOPE
FEWER DETENTIONS, SUSPENSIONS, EXPULSIONS
LESS VIOLENCE TEACHING &ROLE MODELING
In 2014 CRC helped at risk students to achieve academic success and to prepare them to lead self-sufficient and productive adult lives. The program directly addresses the disproportionate impact of school suspensions and expulsions on students of color. We saw:
• Non-violent communication intensive weekend workshop for 30 people from around Minnesota.
• Restorative Justice Youth Summit for elected officials and others attended by over 120 people.
2 0 1 4 A Y E A R O F C H A N G E , G R O W T H & S E R V I C E F O R C R C CONVERGE CONVERSE
CONNECTCOLLABORATE
CONNECT
2014 Results That Really Mattered
BoldSteps 2014
RESOURCES DONORS & SPONSORSHIPS
Support & RevenueContributions............................................... $ 96,940Program Service Fees................................... $390,501Fundraising Event (Net of Direct Expenses).......... $ 36,633Net Sales - Training Handbook................... $ 927Investment Income / Miscelaneous.............. $ 5,003
Total Support & Revenue............................ $530,004
ExpensesProgram Services........................................... $364,587Management & General.................................. $107,020Fundraising.................................................... $ 24,263Fundraising Event Direct Expense.................. $ 8,289
Total Expenses............................................... $504,159
Change in Net Assets.................................... $ 25,845
AssetsCash/Savings............................................................................................. $303,461Accounts Receivable.................................................................................. $136,316Net Property & Equipment....................................................................... $ 10,226Other......................................................................................................... $ 15,001
Total Assets............................................................................................... $465,004
Liabilities & Net AssetsTotal Liabilities......................................................................................... $ 25,192Temporarily Restricted Assets.................................................................. $ 61,905Unrestricted Net Assets............................................................................ $377,907
Total Liabilities & Capital........................................................................ $465,004
Net Assets, Beginning of 2014.................................................................. $413,967Net Assets, End of 2014............................................................................ $439,812
2014 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT – FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
2014 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT – FINANCIAL POSITION
Since 2008, CRC has grown its net assets by 563% and income by 323%. Staff has tripled and client services have expanded in intensity and volume.
Volunteers of the Year
Michele Perry-Barnhill M.J. Bauer
5 yearsM.J. Bauer Assata BrownKarin CianoJeffrey DormanCori M. HildebrandtMarcia Honold
Munazza HumayunEva NserekoDan RowlesLavelle TaylorCurtis WilsonJack WoodcockDawn Zugay
10 yearsMary WhitneyLeo Stern15 yearsFrank KapschCalder Hibbard
Volunteer Anniversaries
Board of Directors
CRC Staff – 612-822-9883
Michele Barnhill and MJ Bauer answer all CRC requests for volunteer help with enthusiasm, grace and humor. Since 2012, Michele has been volunteering her time and skills with CRC in many program areas, includ-ing schools programs and our child protection mediation program. Since 2010, MJ has served CRC in a number of capacities – as a volunteer mediator, board member and volunteer mentor, to name a few.
With Michele and MJ’s dedication and creativity, CRC’s Child Protection Mediation program achieved amazing results in 2014, including: facilitating 158 protective care conferences in Ramsey County, mediating 11 pre-trial CHIPs cases in Carver County and coordinating and delivering a total of 269 mediated services throughout both counties. Michele and MJ also trained new volunteers for the program, created protocols for each phase of the program, attended monthly and quarterly statewide stakeholder meet-ings and presented at program partners’ staff meetings.
Michele and MJ, in recognition of and profound thanks for all you do for our organization and programming, we salute you as our 2014 Volunteers of the Year!
$5,000+_____________
Dorsey & WhitneyHogan Lovells
United Health Group
$1,000 - $4,999
Ramona Advani M.J. & Robert BauerKate BrennanJerrod BrownCharlie & Karmit BulmanJim CampbellDavid CrosbyCy & Paula DeCosse Paula & Randy Doroff Ann & Bill HaughKathy LarnesAmos Rosenbloom & Marsha McDonald Eric MulvihillDevan Padmanabhan Phillip & Tammie Rosenbloom Dan & Janet RowlesJessica R. ShiffmanChris & Leo Stern Fred & Elizabeth Weiner Jenny Welch Erin & Mitch Zamoff
$500 - $999
Mary BergmanSkip BrennyRita & Bob BuckvoldHelene DouvilleBob EpsteinJim GilbertJoseph W. HammellKatherine HayesMarilyn KamanMark LaChapelleJoan McCartyJohn McCartyLarry & Mary Sherman HillRoger Sutton Central BankBrad & Marcia HonoldPhillip &Tammie Rosenbloom
$250 - $499
John ArlandsonJeffrey Bouslog Kathy HeinsShirley J. HughesJohn KamanPaul KlassDoug PetersonSandra SmalleyLavelle A. TaylorBill VanderwallMichelene VerlautzJackie Hennning & Jim Waters Dan Herber & Carrie Seib
$100 - $249
Betsy & David AbramsonSteve AskewJessica Ayers-BeanRobert BauerRobert BlenkushGreta BormannArthur J. BoylanNick CallahanMike CalvoJackie CaseyMary ChristiansonLee W. CunninghamTom DelaneyBradford S. DelapenaSuzanne DillaJoe DixonJoann DoughertyLeora Effinger-WeintraubGregory FedioMari ForbushKatie FournierDeborah FowlerDennis GerhardsteinTim GluszakIsabel GregersenAmy GudmestadKay GudmestadTimothy S. HearnSarah HernandezCalder HibbardVirginia Anne HousumJeff IngebrightsonJeremy JohnsonLea Marie Johnson Frank Kapsch
R.B. KiernatJane KnetzgerDaniel KosJackie KrammerMark LabineCorrie LapinskySarah LarsenChristine LindbladPhil ManzLaura MartinDonna MinterBecky MonnensElizabeth MoranLydia MorleyDiana MorrisseyDavid Muschenheim Meg Grace NewellMichele O’KaneCarol M. Oosterhuis Katherine Pacyga RouttPatricia PedersenMichelle Perry-BarnhillHelen PoundThue RasmussenAllison ReeseLea Rae ReeseKirsten RemeyMargaret RogStacy RooneyJohn SchenkCaroline SchultzJo Ann SchutzJulie ShannonBob StorlieRobert J. TennessenThomas ThompsonCarla J. TourinDavid TrevorPaul TschidaDawn Van TassellJoyce WisdomJack WoodcockMichelle WosterCarlson and Knoblauch Paula Faraci & Erik Jensen
$1 - $99
Connie AppleDavid BannerDave BartholomayBlake BauerSarah BergmanTom Boyle
Wayne BryantKate BuckleyDavid CaseyAlysn CauchyJohn ChoiEmily Cole-JonesErin DavenportPaul DelaneyMichael DominowskiTerry EngferHeidi FransenMichael FriedmanKitty GoginsLisa GoldishFrank Grazzini IISteve GunnKenza Hadj-MoussaDorothea HarrisAmanda HerbstAutumn HigginsLinda HigginsJody Faye JacobsDennis & Mary KellyKathleen KelsoKathryn LovikJaneen MassarosLawrence McDonoughDan McNeilJoEtta Michaels-GordonLucas MillerSarah Milligan-TofflerJessie E. R. MischkeKaren MoelterKaren MullerySusan NeetGraham Ojala-BarbourSherri OverstreetJessica Palmer-DenigJeanne PoppeCynthia ProsekDavid RadosevichLisa ReiterSarah RiesKathryn RinghamSamantha RobinsonCatherine SandersonMelissa SandvoldElizabeth SchenfischLinda SeifriedNadarajan SethurajuAllira SharmaDan SimonHugh SmeltekopEvelyn Staus
Emily StrandLeslye TaylorLauren Thrift Sarah TowerJan TriplettDan TysonMary Ann Van CuraNancy Sue Van Sant PalmerStephen VitvitskyWanda WalkerPatty WaltersTheresa WeimerskirchLaurie WhippleMary WhitneyAndrew WolfJoanne WoolmanEnrica ZaidmanDaveZumeta K. Drozd & S. Woldum
Grants and Awards
Carolyn FoundationHRK Foundation Irwin Andrew Porter FoundationOtto Bremer FoundationTennant FoundationThorpe FoundationWalker FoundationYouthprise
Contracts:
Edina Human ServicesHennepin County Attorney’s OfficeHennepin County Human ServicesMinneapolis Civil Rights OfficeMinneapolis Neighborhood & Community RelationsMinneapolis Public Housing AuthorityMinneapolis Public SchoolsMinnesota Bureau of Mediation ServicesMinnesota Supreme CourtMinnesota Judicial Brand Children’s Justice InitiativeMinnesota Fourth Disctrict CourtMinnesota Office of Justice Programs
Ramona Advani M.J. & Robert BauerCharlie & Karmit BulmanJim CampbellDavid CrosbyCy & Paula DeCosse Paula & Randy Doroff Joseph W. & Joan HammellAnn & Bill HaughKathy LarnesAmos Rosenbloom & Marsha McDonald Eric Mulvihill Devan Padmanabhan Bunny RobinsonPhillip & Tammie Rosenbloom Dan & Janet RowlesJessica R. ShiffmanChris & Leo Stern Elizabeth & Fred Weiner Jenny Welch Erin & Mitch ZamoffHRK Foundation The Shared Fund
CRC’s Peacemaker Circle program includes those who have made pledges to give $1000 or more for five years. These important gifts help secure CRC’s financial future.
In recognition of the generosity and vision of so many friends and supporters, we offer our deepest gratitude.
If you have been listed incorrectly or not acknowledged on the donor list, please accept our apologies and contact our office so that we may correct our records.
Karmit Bulman- Executive [email protected]
Elise Chambers- Operations Director [email protected]
Anna Bergreen- Development [email protected] Natasha Lapcinski- Program Manager [email protected]
Laurie Whipple- Office Projects [email protected]
Paula Faraci- Intake & Volunteer [email protected]
Lauren Thrift- Youth Coordinator & Promise [email protected]
Joal Reeves-Youth Coordinator [email protected]
Bunny Robinson - ChairM.J. Bauer- Vice-ChairTom Delaney- TreasurerMary Bergman- Secretary
Ramona AdvaniWilliam (Bill) Casey David Crosby Joe Hammell
Marilyn KamanEva NserekoLavelle Taylor Mitch Zamoff
