HOPEstarts hereHouse of Ruth

With you, women and children found safety and

stability after abuse, violence, and chaos.

With you, moms built skills for self-sufficiency, family bonds

were strengthened, and children attended the same school for

more than a month or two at a time.

With you, infants and children achieved critical developmental targets so they can start school

prepared and lower their chances of becoming homeless

in the future.

With you, women had tools to cope with mental illness and often unspeakable, enduring trauma, and support as they

reached toward new goals for independence.

HOPE STARTS HEREDear Supporter: It was 40 years ago last fall that House of Ruth first opened our doors to homeless women and survivors of domestic violence. During these years, we have deepened and broadened our engagement with women and children, and expanded on the vision of our founders.

We still help women who survive domestic violence and homelessness — and thanks to your generosity, we help their children, too. We serve an average of 64 families per night in our six family programs.

We still offer so much more than housing — and thanks to your generosity, we include therapeutic, developmental daycare as well as in-depth case management services to hundreds of people. Our family programs currently serve 96 children.

We still treat all survivors with dignity — and thanks to your generosity, we offer intensive, free therapy to all survivors of domestic violence. The Domestic Violence Support Center provided more than 2,100 hours of counseling in 2016.

With you, we serve as a helping hand to women in need; we are an offer of stability to children who have been relocated far too often in their young lives; and we are a sturdy bridge between trauma and triumph. When completing a program, 96 percent of families relocate to permanent, independent living.

It is our honor to enact your vision. It is a privilege to help women, children and families in greatest need and with very limited resources build safe, stable lives and achieve their highest potential.

None of this is possible without you. We thank you deeply for your generosity. You are why Hope Starts Here.

Sincerely,

Sandra Jackson Pamela Pinkett Executive Director Chair, Board of Directors

About the Writers: Sandra Jackson was promoted to Executive Director in November 2016; prior to that she served as Director of Operations at House of Ruth since 2013. Pamela Pinkett has served on the board since 1999 and as chair since 2014.

Sandra JacksonExecutive Director

Pamela Pinkett Chair, Board of Directors

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2016 Revenue & Support(Audited)

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To see the full, audited 2016 financials, visit houseofruth.org.

40 YEARS of SERVICE2016 marked House of Ruth’s 40th year! We thank the donors and partners who celebrated with us, and those who have sustained us along the way. Your investments in the women, children, and families at House of Ruth have changed the lives of more than 10,000 people in need. With you, we’re breaking the cycle of domestic violence, poverty, and homelessness.

From the beginning, we knew that women in crisis needed a lot more than an overnight stay and a bag of groceries. That belief still guides us every day. At 13 homes and programs, House of Ruth’s skilled and compassionate staff are here for women and children escaping violence, instability, and insecurity, and to help them build a new life of hope and independence.

This year, House of Ruth served more than 400 women and children. Our homes for women without children served 73 women, and our homes and programs for families helped 142 women and children. Kidspace provided 50 homeless infants and children with developmental and therapeutic day care — the only such facility in D.C.’s Ward 7. At our Domestic Violence Support Center, we provided 2,100 hours of expert counseling to people experiencing domestic violence.

BECAUSE of YOU...Because of you, 96% of families and 91% of single women who participate in our housing programs for at least one year are able to secure and sustain stable permanent housing after they leave House of Ruth.

In each of our more than 40 years, House of Ruth responded to the experiences of women and children seeking our help by improving — training our staff, adding new support groups for women and children and crafting more services to address employment, health, housing, self-esteem, and trauma.

And we are so excited for what’s ahead. We are planning big changes for Kidspace, to ensure the space where we provide care matches the quality of the services children receive. We have opportunities to build and engage in issues vital to our city’s vibrancy. We are deeply thankful to the community of caring and dedicated donors who support the women, children, and families we serve every day.

a life with flavor Rosemary (pictured on the right) survived a near-fatal domestic violence attack and lost custody of her two sons due to her drug addiction before coming to House

of Ruth’s FamilySpace program. While receiving supportive services to help her remain sober and stable, Rosemary set goals to build on her strengths: she always had a gift and passion for cooking. Here, Rosemary obtained a culinary certificate and earned her associates degree in culinary arts. Rosemary is a chef at the D.C. Superior Court building. Judges often request her to cater special events in their chambers because of her delicious food. Rosemary was surprised with a WJLA Good Morning, Washington makeover in May, 2017.

a new start Janice came to House of Ruth with her son after leaving a violent relationship and moving between hotels.

“House of Ruth did so much more than provide me with a safe place to stay. In the 18 months I worked with them, they gave me counseling to help with my own mental issues that I had going on at the time, got me grants for school, and helped me fix my credit. We are now in our own apartment, and so grateful to have been a part of this program.”

back on track Kira is one of the hundreds of women you helped in 2016. After arriving at House of Ruth’s Madison program, Kira secured not one, but two jobs, got her driver’s license, and

worked hard to build skills for lasting self-sufficiency.

“While I was checking in, I didn’t have a job, I didn’t know where I was supposed to start, and I was pretty much all over the place. The caseworkers were a big help to me, directing me to different programs and resources to find a job, workshops and women’s groups to attend. It was a big help to me to get where I am today. I’m so grateful for House of Ruth and its place in my life.”

FOUNDATIONS and ORGANIZATIONSLEADERSHIP CIRCLEAnnual Gifts of $100,000 or more:Cornerstone Foundation

Annual Gifts $50,000-$99,999: AFCEA Bethesda Alexander and Margaret Stewart TrustShare FundThe World Bank (includes employee gifts)

Annual Gifts $25,000-$49,999:Anonymous (1)The Bench Trail FundThe J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation

Annual Gifts $10,000-$24,999:Agua Fund, Inc.Delman Mortenson Charitable Foundation

Dwyer Charitable Foundation Trust in memory of Richard J. and Mary B. DwyerThe Geaton & JoAnn DeCesaris Family FoundationThe George, Clarence and Dorothy Shaffer Foundation, Inc.International Business Machines CorporationThe Judy Family FoundationKelly Riley FoundationThe Louise HomeSynergy Enterprises, Inc.

Annual Gifts $5,000-$9,999:The Abe and Kathryn Selsky FoundationAmerican Petroleum Institute (includes employee gifts)Appliance Builders WholesalersBergeson & CampbellThe Coleman Family CharitiesDC Daughters of the American RevolutionFD Associates, Inc.The Ferris Family FoundationGeorgetown UniversityGreen Charitable Foundation

The Human Rights Project, Inc.The John Dickson HomeMars FoundationThe Marty Hartman West Charitable FundThe Morrison & Foerster FoundationThe Phase FoundationThe Samuel & Grace Gorlitz FoundationSterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox, PLLCSutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP (includes employee gifts)TJX Foundation

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Annual Gifts $2,500-$4,999:Anonymous (1)Ada Harris Maley Memorial FundAmerican Psychological Association (includes employee gifts)The Bamford FoundationBirchstone Moore, LLCClark Construction Group, LLCDomesticall, Inc.Edison Electric InstituteThe Elsie P. van Buren Foundation

House of Ruth gratefully recognizes donors who are members of the Leadership Circle (annual gifts of $5,000 or more) and President’s Circle (annual gifts of $1,000 to $4,999). Members of our Partners Program and other monthly donors are denoted with an asterisk. Names in bold italics indicate a member of the Board of Directors. If we’ve overlooked listing your donation, we sincerely apologize. Contact Meg Tsuda at 202-667-7001 ext. 230 or mtsuda@houseofruth.org to have this corrected. This list is for donations received January 1 - December 31, 2016.

ExxonMobil CorporationHorwitz Family FundThe Jerome A. Kaplan & Deena L. Kaplan Family Foundation, Inc.Katzman Family FoundationThe Kellogg Collection, Inc.The Midlands Beer GardenThe Miller & Chevalier Charitable FoundationMorrison & Foerster LLPNorthrop Grumman Corporation (includes employee gifts)Red Eye DeliveryTenfold FortyThe Thrift Shop Guild of Christ Church, GeorgetownVentureCount LLC

Annual Gifts $1,000-$2,499:Anonymous (1)The Aaron and Cecile Goldman Family FoundationAmerican Automobile AssociationThe American College of Obstetricians & GynecologistsThe American Wind Energy AssociationThe Arnold & Jeanne Bernstein FundThe Buchly Charity Fund of Federal Lodge 1Cox Farms Virginia Inc.Elno Family Foundation, Inc.Fit for Purpose MinistryGeorge Preston Marshall FoundationGovernment Printing Office Federal Credit UnionGreenspring Village Inc.The Jake Foundation, Inc.The James and Edith Spain FoundationThe Koll Family Foundation

OUR FAMILY of DONORS

Lautman Maska Neill & CompanyMar Ber Development Corp.Marshall B. Coyne Foundation, Inc.Martha and Scott Harris FundMorey Bernstein Memorial FoundationRobert and Arlene Kogod Family FoundationSaint Thomas’ ParishSargent Memorial Presbyterian ChurchScott Management, Inc.Shinola / Detroit, LLCTechnical Resources International, Inc.Unity of Washington, DCWells Fargo FoundationWilliam D. Blair Charitable Foundation

INDIVIDUALSLEADERSHIP CIRCLEAnnual Gifts $25,000 or more:Anonymous (1)Caryl S. BernsteinLeslie H. GoldbergLouis M. and Manette MaybergElizabeth Paull O’Connell

Annual Gifts $10,000-$24,999: Anonymous (1)R. Ware and Ellen AdamsM. Patricia DavisDavid and Mary Pat Franasiak Donald E. GrahamJessie M. HarrisJeff F. HerringPatrick HickeyKaili Mang JeyarajahEdward H. and Irene Kaplan Judith F. Mazo and Mike Seidman

Annual Gifts $5,000-$9,999:Anonymous (4)Kenneth and Anita AdamsJames and Linda BeersKevin and Haise BorgmannCarmen Caneda and Richard GilfillanJames R. Chapman, Jr.Carol M. Chernish and Judith M. MitnickH. Lawrence and Janice ClarkMary G. Clark and Craig R. SchafferMax and Janice CohenWilliam and Sally CramKathleen A. DaleyTerumi GaleEd and Sharon GundAudrey H. HatryKati P. HaycockGordon B. and Molly HeylinMartha C. HollandJoseph and Lynne HorningAndrew and Ellen KentzGladys KesslerAnne M. KingLoretta R. KingJerry KnollGerard and Kathlynn Fadely LearDavid and Nicole Mitchell Sharon S. Ober

Franklin D. RainesPatricia F. RisslerMarla E. RomashGeorge and Phyllis SiegristAbby Cohen SmutnyJane P. StevensJeremy J. Throwe in memory of Mary ThroweSandra L. TireyJohn J. VinerBrad and Kate VogtJohn and Gina WassonPaul and Cindy WasylnSusan S. Wooddell-CampbellJeffrey A. Wyand and Roxanna Wolfe

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLEAnnual Gifts $2,500-$4,999:Anonymous (5)Allan and Catherine AdelmanDaniel and Karin AkersonRalph and Danita Allen*David and Deborah AstroveMarc and Babette AtzRoberta M. BabbittElena Bardasi and Jeff StrohlDennis M. BarryLeonard and Joy BaxtRobin M. Bergen and Janine HackettVicki BermanMelissa K. Bianchi and Emanuel D. PastreichCary E. Burnell and Devki K. VirkCurtis L. BuserPatrick and Twiss ButlerRichard and Laurie CalderRuth E. CarterRaymond and Eileen CavanaghDarryl E. Christmon*John M. CibinicEdward B. Cohen and Charlene BarshefskyCatherine ConnorCarol S. Cribbs*Stephen and Virginia CrokerLief DoerringMelanie Dorsey and Daniel J. StandishBarbara J. EasterlingMerle G. FabianAllan and Harriette FoxVictoria S. GoldmanBruce and Susan GraceCarolyn GruberThomas and Ruth GuinsPatricia A. HansenJoseph Higdon and Ellen SudowStephen A. Horak*Jane C. HorvathDavid and Catherine HostetlerTimothy and Debra HowardSanjiv Kumar and Mansoora RashidStephanie and Adam KushnerKathryn S. Lahn and William MarshuetzMaria E. LaurenceSeng LeeJonathan Levy and Jennifer MezeyCarol J. Light

David D. LittleCheryl A. ManningNell Minow and David ApatoffThomas and Sheridan NicholsonSusan L. Page and Carl P. LeubsdorfJoy L. Pritts and Mark F. SundbackWendy Root and Bruce DavidsonJean H. RutherfoordJohn L. ScheibelPeter J. SchildkrautLeonard and Celia SchuchmanSteven and Anita SherAlbert D. Shuldiner and Emily B. MyersDaniel and Julia SmallDiane M. SpaydAndree M. St. MartinSamuel StricklandChristine T. Trankiem Wall and John M. WallRobert and Christine van KirkDaniel and Linda VilardoRobert M. WeinbergLinden and Judith Ann WelchRobert and Gail WilenskyJudy WoodruffPhillip and Kathleen Woodyard

Annual Gifts $1,000-$2,499:Anonymous (18)Charles F. and Kathleen Q. AbernathyJesse M. AbrahamCraig and Darla AlbertElizabeth M. AlexanderValerie L. AmerkhailSally M. AndersonHeidi J. Appel-GubermanVera AuPatricia G. Autenrieth*Robert B. AveryMargaret Ann BaileyRagna BakVicky R. BakerStephen and Kate BaldwinHilary E. Ball and Samuel HeldmanJoanne BallingLinda J. BarbourEileen R. BarthelmyMary F. BaylissWarren and Amy BelascoMichelle Benecke

Joan K. BenzigerDixie L. BermanGary and Carol BermanMaya A. BernsteinRichard and Marie BertThomas and Claire BettagGary and Lisa BinnerRebecca BishRobert and Margaret BlairDorothy C. Rosapepe BodwellJoe and Holly BohartAugust and Thora BolinoVeronica BonfantiCharles A. and Carol S. BookwalterStephen BradleyNicholas and Carole BrandFrancis BrannonLauren W. BrightDavid and Marilyn BrockwayDonald BrodieFlorence BrodyAlicia S. BrownGregory and Mary BruchElizabeth A. BurchJames H. ByrdConor and Angie Cahill*Mary Alicia CallahanStephen and Margaret CambonePatricia Kablach CasanoGiuseppe CecchiJanet L. ChapinLynn Fliakas ChaseEllen A. CherniavskyLynn F. CheryanSheila C. Cheston and Graham DowerFrances P. ChristmonAngela L. ClarkEdward R. CohenBettye F. CoilVirginia L. ColinColleen A. Conry and Karen FisherRonya A. CoreyBrian and Jennifer CoulterPhilip E. Coyne, Jr. and Sandra L. KwederKevin M. CreamerCharles B. CurtisAlison A. DalsimerMaria DalupanGregory and Daria Daniel*Fae Daniels

James E. DavisSarah DavisScott B. DavisSumon DejavichitlertJudith DeJongCynthia DemnitzLeslie K. DerrThomas W. DillingJames and Cheryl DodwellJohn and Linda DonovanGary and Joy DormanDoris H. DouglassTimothee and Patricia DoutriauxMargaret DowneyArlene T. DrewesCheryl DronzekSarah DufendachDebra J. DuncanMary Ann Dutton and D. Jean VetaFrances DweckTony and Joan EdwardsLisa D. EggersAnn F. Elliott*Emory and Jean EllisElizabeth W. EngelJonathan and Sarah ErdmanMichael and Harriet FinkelsteinAlan and Jo Ellen FishmanSam FlemingZenobia C. FloodJames and Carla FlugJoellen Forbes and John H. WernerMichael ForeNancy J. Fox*Laura H. FoyBarbara L. Francis and Robert MusserBarbara J. FranciscoRenty and Theresa FranklinMary M. FreeJudith FrenchMichael and Adena FriedmanDaniel J. FrischNancy FronczakPaul FulenwiderGerry and Carol FullerRobert and Susan FussLaurel A. GainorJohn GallagherMiriam GalstonJanet L. Garber and Kris A. KeydelEmilio Garcia-Ruiz and Mary Jo Zafis GarciaJenny GarfinkleCraig and Roberta Garrison-Mogren

Mary C. GaukerLisa S. GelbRobert and Alene GelbardRuth M. GibsonChristina P. GiffinAmy C. GilbertMary Cornelia GinnPeter and Denise GlassmanLowell GlazerLynne Glikbarg*Edward and Susan GlynnCheryl L. Gnehm*Earl F. Gohl, Jr.Joan Goldberg and Theodore B. LeinwandMichael and Marion GoldbergEllen F. Goldman and Mitchell RobinsonWilliam and Linda GoldmanMelissa GragertElizabeth P. GrayRonald B. GrayRobert and Ellen GreerCarl H. GundersonElizabeth I. Hack and Richard LarachFred and Robin HassaniKevin Haugrud and Catherine V. PaganoElizabeth A. HaysAriane HegewischJeannette P. HeimMark and Barbara HellerWes HepplerTheresa D. HermanDarrius Heyward-BeyJohn F. HoadleyGary HolahanSari R. HornsteinScott and Laura HostovichSherrill M. HoughtonEd and Eleanor HowardBarbara A. HuntleyJohn and Erica Lurie HurvitzCarolyn C. Hyman*Regina JakackiJ. Michael and Carolee Jakes*Patricia M. Jayne and Christopher J. BarrEric JohnsonMarlene Johnson*Ralph and Jane JohnsonRick L. JohnsonRodney and Ellen JohnsonElliott JonesJoseph W. Kaempfer, Jr.Catherine KaliszJames and E. Alida Kane

Michael J. KatorKristin KauffmanLucy S. KekerKibong and Kay KimWayne R. KleczekDiane G. KlinkeSteven F. KnellThomas J. KnoxHolly C. Kortright and Michael L. FudgePaula M. Kowalczuk and Peter KovarMichael J. and Monica KrempaskyJoseph and Dina KrugerFrank E. Kulbaski, IIIJohn and Marilyn KurayTodd and Dara La PorteAndrew and Elizabeth LabadieDonald C. and Amy P. LampeRaymond M. Lane and Laura A. JacobiNina L. LarsenDavid D. Laufer and Ellen J. GlebermanEric A. Lawrence and A. Leslie LudwigJohn and Marilyn LehrDennis and Patricia LelandBenjamin LeubsdorfBruce S. Levin and Kimberly Shore LevinDiane C. Lewis and Julius W. Hobson, Jr.Randall and Patricia LewisNora H. Leyland and Michael T. ManleyJaan and Brenda LogerElizabeth S. Lower-BaschWilliam I. LowryMary L. LucasDwight R. LupoJamie MacbainDonna Maglott DuffieldGigi MahonRebecca P. MahoneyJames and Dorie ManganMarie E. ManganelliNora M. ManningJohn and Christine MansfieldDean and Linda MansonNoreen M. Marcus and Jay E. SushelskyLewis MarkoffLinda Ilene MarksAndrea M. MarraAdrianne MarshDouglas G. MartzPatricia A. MasseyRichard and Linda MathenyMargaux MathewsF. Gordon and Alice MaxsonKaren and Daniel Mayers

Christine MayoDouglas and Mary McDanielPatrick P. McDermottLucy-Ann McFaddenKarrie McMillanMartha MednickSusanna H. S. MembrinoMaria T. MeyerJay and Theresa Miles*Caryle B. MillerMargaret MillerJohn P. MitchellLaura Miyoshi and Lorelei WilsonAnne ModarressiPaul and Jane MolloyMarilyn L. Moon and J. Douglas GomeryTimothy and Dorothy MooneyM. Elizabeth MooreJames A. MoorsRussell and Helen MorganThomas and Kathryn MorganCarolyn A. MoynihanThomas and Jo Ann MuellerJohn and Andrea MurinoBarbara A. MurphyDaniel and Grace MurphyJoshua A. MussDavid and Melanie MustoneN. James and Ellen MyerbergBridget M. NeillEdwin and Kathleen NeillJohn L. and Vicki NelsonDon and Linda NicklesPat NicoletteCharles E. Noell and Barbara C. VossLena O`Rourke and Richard PriceBarbara B. O’Connor*Sean and Nina O’ConnorRichard Price and Lena O’RourkeJane Patterson-Auld and Thomas E. Auld*Andrea PekalaMary K. PendergastMark A. PendletonCharles and Annette PerryDavid PerryStephen H. PethHermina A. Pfeifer and Gerda P. KeiswetterDeborah A. PhillipsSara R. Pikofsky and Dan EisenPamela M. Pinkett*Amy S. PlatnickLaurence E. Platt and Elizabeth C. Herington

40 Years and Counting... In October of 2016, philanthropists, leaders, domestic violence advocates, and dignitaries celebrated 40 years of House of Ruth. From the rooftop of Hogan Lovells, House of Ruth recognized our partners at The Community Partnership for the Prevention of Homelessness, AFCEA Bethesda, and the D.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence for their leadership, service, and significant contributions to the community. We appreciate those who joined us, our generous Host Committee and Honorary Committee members, and Capitol Harmonia for entertaining us. Together, we’ll continue working for safe, stable homes and supportive, live-changing services for those in need.

Eric and Carolyn ShettleWilliam Jeffry ShippJerry and Judy ShulmanChristopher and Grail SipesMelissa Skolfield and Frank CurtisMatthew D. Slater and Faith RoesselMeredith Slesinger and Colin FinanBarry and Lynne SlevinLarry and Louise SmithKathleen SmithSteven J. SmithMargaret P. SnowdonMichael Soderman and Jennifer Schafer-SodermanLinda J. SoldoJennifer A. Sosin and Adam PosenGirardeau A. SpannLois C. SteinfeldtHehsoo and Hwi SuhAnn Sulkovsky*Neal and Constance SullivanSonya SuttonCarol L. SwanDiane C. SweeneyEllen D. SwylerHarry TeterGregory L. Thomas in memory of Nancy HammondGale Thompson and Seth FrazierReid and Mary Louise ThompsonSteuart and Linda ThomsenLucy C. TiddKathryn ToffenettiMichael A. TomanMichele H. TorresSuzanne C. Tosini and David Deitch*Nicole TuckerJulie Ann TurekAndrew and Lynne VollmerRalph J. WallJane H. WallaceEdward P. Ward*Kristin J. WardAllison C. WarrenAnne WashingtonEvelyn R. WashingtonMichael W. WeeksAstrid M. WeigertJerry P. Weir and Karen L. ElkinsDavid and Barbara WeiselCarol A. Weiser

Christopher PlumKaren L. Pollitz and Dave AirozoMichael R. PostarConstance B. PriceMaria A. ProestouKevin and Barbara QuinnJudith E. RandalClaire E. Reade and Earl SteinbergPeter S. ReichertzMary M. ReschJulie RiosLyndon RiviereM. Kristan RizzoloSara K. T. RoadesRichard L. RosenMary Susan Rosenbaum and Anthony AldamSteven J. Rosenbaum and Hae-Soon HahnBruce and Lori RosenblumJames and Marcia RosenheimLisa B. RovinWilliam and Teresa RoweLewis and Frances RumfordChristina M. Ruppert and Michael ElepanoBarney S. Rush and Marjorie D. ShawTom and Sharon SachsThomas and Mary Claire Salander in memory of Ruth SalanderAnna SalzbergChristopher and Anne SalzmanFrancine ScaffidiMichael and Devon ScanlonGina Schaefer and Marc FriedmanMary L. Schapiro and Charles A. CadwellJulie F. SchauerAnn ScherDonald and Evelyn Candace ScheyttJean Schiro-Zavela and Vance S. ZavelaVictor Schmitt and Karen ShoosGeorge and Nancy ScholleyFrank N. SchubertJillyn and Craig SchulzeMargo SchwabDaniel C. and Teresa Moran SchwartzMark and Ann SchweitzerSteve and Kimberly SeymourNicole D. ShampaineMargaret Shapiro and Frederick HiattMike Shera

Robert W. Westerdale in memory of Ruth WesterdaleTimothy M. Westmoreland and Nicholas I. J. OlcottDonald and Joanne WheelerVictor WilrekerScott and Noreen WinkelmanDavid and Ellen WinterMartin and Brigitte WittelMarion WoodsEllen WormserThomas and Ann Marie WoroszElton and Sibyl WrightScott and Emily YingerMissy ZagrobaAri Zentner and Kathryn GreenbergMarc J. Zwillinger and Kirsten J. Chadwick

BEQUESTSEstate of Barbara KempThe Margaret W. Pratt Revocable Living TrustThe Richard Kronheim Trust

IN MEMORY OF Martha BradleyRichard J. and Mary B. DwyerSam FeinsteinRuby FinnIan Lennon HahnNancy HammondScott HarrisHans HuberNancy KatzLawrence KepnesLea J. KorriJerene MortensonJonathan PlautMaria RizzardiHilda, Marcus and Harriet RosenbaumRuth SalanderWilliam J. SpainMary ThroweMargery WaxmanRuth WesterdaleJoan Wheeler

KIDSPACE CAPITAL CAMPAIGNShare FundCaryl S. Bernstein

SPECIAL THANKSAFCEA BethesdaBarbecue Battle, Inc.Louis G. CardenasTenfold FortyRoom to RebloomSaint James Baptist ChurchShare FundShimmy Mob DCDeborah EpsteinAnne Zummo Malone

Board of DirectorsPamela Pinkett, ChairDiane Lewis, Vice ChairDarryl Christmon, TreasurerCaryl BernsteinLouis CardenasDeborah EpsteinCarolyn GruberElaine HornAndrew KentzStephanie KushnerPatricia MasseyKaren MayersKalise RobinsonGina SchaeferAnn ScherAnne Zummo Malone

Key Staff MembersSandra Jackson, Executive Director

Garikai Beverly, Director of Finance

Diana Franklin, Administrative Coordinator

Elizabeth Kiker, Director of Development

Rex Yancey, Jr., Director of Operations

Program CoordinatorsShelia DashiellNadine EarlingtonJamie FarmerCrystal GrahamLaurette HilliardSeteria HollinshedNicole KaibAngela MitchenerTara VillanuevaBonita Ward

HOUSES FOR SINGLE WOMENNew Beginnings24-36 MONTHS OF RESIDENCYHomelessness and Substance Abuse

New Horizons6-12 MONTH HOUSING SUBSIDYIndependent Living

Madison Program6-12 MONTHS OF RESIDENCYHomelessness and Trauma

New PathwaysLONG-TERM HOUSINGMental Health Issues

the HOUSES of RUTHMuch More Than Housing

House of Ruth offers comprehensive services and housing for women and children. Our services range from supportive housing for families and single women in crisis, to a therapeutic, developmental daycare

for homeless children, and free counseling services to anyone who has been a victim of domestic violence.

HOUSES FOR WOMEN & CHILDRENFreedom Place12-18 MONTHS OF RESIDENCYDomestic Violence

A New Way12-18 MONTHS OF RESIDENCYDomestic Violence

Herspace12-18 MONTHS OF RESIDENCYDomestic Violence

FamilySpacePERMANENT, SUPPORTIVE HOUSINGSubstance Abuse

Hope RisingPERMANENT, SUPPORTIVE HOUSINGMental Health Issues

BridgesPERMANENT, SUPPORTIVE HOUSINGIndependent Living

KIDSPACETherapeutic Daycare ProgramFOR CHILDREN AGES SIX WEEKS TO FIVE YEARS

COUNSELING CENTERConfidential Counseling and SupportFOR SURVIVORS OFDOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Three SistersLONG-TERM HOUSINGMental Health Issues

House of Ruth | 5 Thomas Circle NW | Washington, DC 20005 | 202-667-7001 | www.houseofruth.org