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ANNUALREPORT2011-2012
Contra Costa Interfaith HousingBoard of DirectorsContra Costa Interfaith Housing is pleased to presentour 2011-2012 annual report. Motivated by the increasing need around us, CCIH served more at-riskfamilies and individuals than ever before. With ourrapid growth, we have increasingly relied on valuesas our guidepost.This past year, CCIH expanded our existing programsat Garden Park Apartments, Los Medanos Village,and Bella Monte Apartments, adding more evidence-based programming to address root causes ofpoverty. We added a Housing Advocacy program thathelps people living with HIV/AIDS find and keep permanent housing. And we are currently expanding ourservices to an additional 124 at-risk households atLakeside Apartments in Concord, through our collaboration with Resources for Community Development.The combination of these programs has resulted inCCIH growing from serving 27 homeless families in2004 to about 330 at-risk households today.Despite these accomplishments, we remain mindfulthat 22% of children in the United States and almostone in four California youth live in poverty. Single parents are the fastest growing segment of the homelesspopulation. And there are dire life-long consequences from childhood homelessness, including mentalillness, deficient academic performance, developmental delays, poor health outcomes, and criminalinvolvement.CCIH is blessed to have a strong community of supporters that buoy, inspire, and challenge us to domore to address the complex issues of poverty andhomelessness. Thank you for being that community.We are deeply grateful for all you give to CCIH and, inturn, to each person we serve. Together we are making a difference.Christopher LongSt. Bonaventure Catholic ChurchChairDr. Gregory BayerChrist the King Catholic ChurchVice ChairChristopher LongChair, Board of DirectorsWe strive to be inclusive, compassionate, and responsive tocommunity needs. We accomplish our work with integrity,accountability, and faith.Mary FenelonINCLUSIVE of everyone who passes through our doors.Jerry WilliamsCOMPASSIONATEMt. Diablo UnitarianUniversalist ChurchSecretarySt. Paul’s Episcopal ChurchTreasurerMichael BealmearCommunity MemberStephanie BontempsLafayette-OrindaPresbyterian ChurchRobert ClaytonCongregation B’nai ShalomJoe CunninghamCommunity MemberCarol GillilandDanville Congregational ChurchRabbi Roberto GraetzTemple IsaiahJohn C. McClure IICommunity MemberThomas PeeksCommunity MemberPastor Charie ReidGrace Presbyterian ChurchDr. Jeff RideoutSan Ramon Valley UnitedMethodist Church& Temple IsaiahSteve SeilerLouise BourassaExecutive DirectorCCIH VALUES StatementCommunity MemberTerry WassmannHope Center Covenant ChurchWe aimto treat consumers, volunteers, partner agencies, donors, andstaff with warm welcoming and respect.and nonjudgmental when serving peoplewith complex and daunting challenges.RESPONSIVE to community needs and individual requests.INTEGRITY in every aspect of our work and ACCOUNTABILITYto our commitments and the resources given to achieve our goals.FAITH that we can make a difference in the lives of those weserve and that they will succeed.O U R VA L U E SDear Friends,
CURRENT PROJECTSThe mission of Contra Costa Interfaith Housing isto provide permanent, affordable housing and vitalsupport services to homeless and at-risk familiesand individuals in Contra Costa County.Garden Park Apartments (Pleasant Hill): This apartment complex ishome to 27 formerly homeless families. They pay 30% of their grossincome for rent. Families may live at Garden Park for as long as theyneed to, providing they meet the requirements of their lease. CCIHco-owns Garden Park Apartments with Mercy Housing California.Opened in December 2004, it is the first and only permanent supportive housing program that is designated for all formerly homeless families with parents who have disabilities.WHAT WE DOCCIH partners with affordable housing developersto provide housing that is accessible to people withfew options and provide on-site services that helpsupport stability and self-reliance. Our programsare evidence-based and achieve positive, measurable impacts.WHOm WE SERVECCIH serves families and individuals who are impacted by poverty and other complex challenges.Many are homeless and live with disabilities.LOCAL IMPACTCCIH provides permanent solutions to familyhomelessness in Contra Costa County. CCIH’s Garden Park Apartments reduces the number of nightsthat individuals spend in shelters or on the streetsby 25,000 per year. On-site support services helphigh-risk families stabilize and become healthy andcontributing members of society. Since 2004, 90%of our Garden Park residents have remained permanently housed. CCIH measures many indicatorsof self-sufficiency and youth success. For example,100% of the formerly homeless high school students who have lived at Garden Park Apartmentshave completed high school, 71% of whom areworking and/or in college.Bella Monte Apartments (Bay Point) is a 52-unit apartment complexlocated in Bay Point. Los Medanos Village (Pittsburg) is a 71-unit apartment complex located in Pittsburg. Both sites are owned by Resourcesfor Community Development (RCD) and provide affordable housing tolow-income families. CCIH offers after-school programs, case management, and mental health services to families and their children, withthe goals of helping them remain housed, increase self-reliance, andsucceed academically.Lakeside Apartments (Concord) is a 124-unit affordable housing program owned by RCD. In 2012, CCIH began providing case managementand youth enrichment services to this predominantly Spanish-speaking local community.HIV/AIDS Housing Advocacy Program housing program assists peopleliving with HIV/AIDS to find and keep permanent, affordable housing.NEAR FUTURE PROJECTSGarden Park Expansion Project CCIH plans to expand our Garden ParkCommunity Building. This 2,700 sq. ft. addition will ease the overcrowding of the after-school program, provide space and privacy forstaff/tenant counseling, expand the computer center, and add one2-bedroom apartment for a family in need. CCIH is currently engagedin a capital campaign to raise 250,000 to complete the project. Construction will begin this winter.More Housing Units CCIH continues to work diligently to acquire moreproperty in order to create additional permanent supportive housingprograms in Contra Costa County for homeless and high-risk familieswith special needs.About UsMISSION
When my sister was 11 years old andI was 7, she called 911 because weneeded help. They put my sister andme in a foster home. I was so scaredthat I kept trying to sneak in to sleepwith my older sister for comfort. After that, they moved me to a different foster home to keep us apart.When we returned to living with mymom, we were living in a condemnedbuilding. Even with a full-time job,that was all mom could afford.By the time I got to Garden ParkApartments at age 12, I felt like a loser. I was not successful at school. Ididn’t want anyone to know how farbehind I was with my learning. Ittook me some time to trust the staffand go to Homework Club, but nowwe use the support all the time.I know I would be in jail, in a gang, ordead if it were not for Garden ParkApartments.In June, I became the second personin my family to graduate from highschool; my sister was the first. Mysister and I have jobs, my family isstable, and I will start college soon.The main thing I’ve learned at Garden Park Apartments:there is hope.A MOTHER'S STORYWhen I came to Garden Park, I was homeless with a six-month-oldbaby girl. It was a safe place to start my life. Not only did I have aroof over my head, I had people looking out for me.Help at Garden Park came in many forms—for example, from tutors. I am now one class away from completing my two-year program at Diablo Valley College. The support staff at Garden Parkwas always there when I needed someone to talk to. I was part ofa community where my daughter learned how to swim and carveher first pumpkin.But as my family got bigger, we decided that it was time to moveon. We found a nice house in a good neighborhood. My daughteris getting the help she needs at school. I’m working as a site supervisor at Winter Nights, a seasonal shelter program. We pay ourbills. Everyone in my family is thriving.Garden Park was a safe place to start my life.“THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME.”STORIESA teen'S JOURNEY
2011-2012RESPONSIVENESS TO COMMUNITY NEEDSEarly on, CCIH had planned to provide transitional housing for families.However, the County’s Homeless Program urged CCIH to change its mission to address the greatest need: PERMANENT housing and quality support services to homeless families. CCIH responded by developing Garden Park Apartments.This year, CCIH added an HIV/AIDS Housing Advocate to our staff at therequest of the County’s HIV/AIDS Program. CCIH now offers housing advocacy, housing search, eviction prevention, and other housing resources to approximately 60 individual households in Central and East ContraCosta.Resources for Community Development (RCD) asked CCIH to provide services at Lakeside Apartments, a predominantly Spanish-speaking community of 124 low-income and at-risk households. Sixteen of these unitsare designated for homeless families with special needs. CCIH responded by starting programs that include bilingual/bicultural intensive casemanagement services and youth enrichment programs designed to meetthe long-term needs of the community.CCIH has long committed to making Garden Park Apartments the bestcommunity possible. As the needs of our families have expanded, so haveour programs. In order to accommodate these programs, CCIH will breakground this winter on the expansion of the community center and theaddition of another 2-bedroom apartment. CCIH is currently conductinga capital campaign to complete the funding of this project. With thetremendous support of the City of Pleasant Hill, our faith communities,and community partners such as Lescure Company, CCIH is responding.compassion in actionIn 2011-2012, volunteers responded to CCIH’s needs by giving 5,130hours to support its programs and services, an increase of 47% over lastyear. Volunteers helped in too many ways to count. Our board membersprovided expert governance. Special event volunteers ensured the success of our annual fundraiser, “Ruby Slippers.” Homework Club tutorsspent hours making sure that the students were prepared for school.Community groups hosted craft activities for young residents. And behind the scenes, volunteers repaired furniture, furnished apartments,picked up food from the Food Bank, and coordinated tenant dinners andprograms. Volunteers make our mission attainable.MilestonesSELECTED accomplishments
Compassion and accountability are core values that drive the quality and integrity of CCIHprograms. Our programs are designed to address the complex issues that led our families to homelessness in the first place. We focus on the basics: housing stability, health,employment, sobriety and mental health, education, youth enrichment, and sustainablecommunities. We measure our outcomes and adjust our approach accordingly. Here is asampling of the achievements of our hard-working consumers this past year.At Garden Park Apartments: 86% of students achieved 2 or more new California Academic Benchmarks 73% of students improved their grade point average School attendance rates: Elementary – 97% Middle – 94% High School – 89% 100% increase in K-5 reading comprehension: 70% reading at or above grade level 67% of teens participated in teen club – a teen group that focuses on life skillsand exposure to enriching experiences 92% of families were able to maintain stability in more than 75% of 20 indicatorsof self-reliance High school seniors continued the tradition of 100% graduation rateEast County Programs – Los Medanos Village and Bella Monte Apartments 74% of students achieved 2 or more new California Academic Benchmarks 78% of students improved their grade point average School attendance rates: Elementary – 95% Middle – 94% High School – 95% 100% increase in K-5 reading comprehension: 66% reading at or above grade level 97% of families referred for case management services had their issues resolved 88% of families referred for eviction prevention avoided evictionINTEGRITY THROUGH TRANSPARENCYWe continue our commitment to transparency. You can review our agency’s audited financial statements and our comprehensive annual agency outcomes report by logging onat: www.ccinterfaithhousing.org.our generous communityJuly 1, 2011-June 30, 2012faith CommunitiesChrist the King Catholic ChurchChurch Women UnitedDanville Congregational ChurchEast County Unitarian UniversalistNeighborhood GroupEpiscopal Church of the ResurrectionFirst Presbyterian Church of ConcordGrace Presbyterian ChurchHillcrest Congregational ChurchHope Center Covenant ChurchLafayette Christian ChurchLafayette-Orinda Presbyterian ChurchLafayette United Methodist ChurchMt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist ChurchOrinda Community ChurchOur Savior's Lutheran ChurchPresbyterian Women Of GraceSan Ramon Valley United Methodist ChurchSanta Maria Catholic ChurchSt. Andrew's Presbyterian ChurchSt. Anne's SocietySt. Bonaventure Catholic ChurchSt. Ignatius of AntiochSt. Monica Catholic ChurchSt. Paul's Episcopal ChurchSt. Perpetua Catholic ChurchSt. Stephen's Episcopal ChurchSt. Timothy's Episcopal ChurchTemple IsaiahWalnut Creek Presbyterian ChurchWomen of IsaiahFoundationsDean & Margaret Lesher FoundationEast Bay Community FoundationEpiscopal CharitiesFive Bridges FoundationJustice, Justice FoundationKiwanis Club of Moraga Valley FoundationKiwanis Club Of San Ramon ValleyKiwanis Club Of Walnut CreekLescure FoundationLowell Berry FoundationRyder Family FoundationThomas J. Long FoundationUnion Bank FoundationPUBLIC/BUSINESS PARTNERSA Loveable FeastAdelante Capital Management, LLCBKF EngineersCC County Employment & Human ServicesCC County Health Services MentalHealth DivisionCC County Health Services Public HealthDivisionChateau Pleasant HillCompass MarketingConocoPhillipsFitchick TrainingGray * Bowen and CompanyHobie Cats Voyager GroupKaiser PermanenteLee & AssociatesMercy Housing CaliforniaMorgan StanleyPepsiCo FoundationPleasant Hill Coin & Jewelry ExchangeResources for Community DevelopmentSeiler, Epstein, Ziegler & Applegate LLPSynergy CollaborativeThe Covello Group, Inc.VISA U.S.A.,Inc.Xi Phi BetaindividualsNicholas & Lisa AbbottCarol AddisonRobert & Linda AmbroseCarl & Sharon AnduriBrad Anderson & KimberlyOgle-AndersonAnonymousPeter & Ann AppertAlbert & Gerry AzaroMelvin & Barbara BacherHeather BallengerMichael & Linda BandlerDiane BarberaVickie BarclayViola BatesGreg & Marilyn BayerPhillip & Helen BazellMichael & Carolyn BealmearDario & Natalina BernardiJohn & Claire BevisJane BierstedtBeth BissellMary Lou BlumerDoug & Stephanie BontempsCliff & Terry BowenRichard & Kathleen BowlesDave Bressler & Sue Adler-BresslerBert & Dee Ann BrookJohn & Laurie BrunsBeth BryneDonald & Janet Buentingour donorsaccountability through measured outcomes
Scott & Phyllis FrazerRobert FredaSteve & Meg FreedmanHarold & Jennifer FriedmanValerie GardnerRobert & Tammy GaylordSue GibbonsCharles & Dorothy GlassWilliam & Karen GourdinRabbi Roberto & Evelyn GraetzWilliam & Kathy GrayDaniel & Faith GreenbergDennis & Helen GreenwoodAnne F. GrodinAdeline A. GunnersonVern & Carol HanceJohn & May HanecakEdward Hanley & Debra FrankJohn & Mary HanlonRichard & Dineke HartmannShirley HausserIda HendersonChancey HennemanScott & Karen HenrichRich & Angela HenryJeffrey Hicks & Pamela ReyDavid & Nancy HillStephen Hill & Susan Parker HillMichael Hinckley & DevorahLevineAnn HirschGreg & Joni HirthAlan & Barbara HodgkinsonSean & Lynn HoganLaurence HolsclawJames & Kelly HoodKristin HorneScott HoveyRobert & Dorothy HowellKevin & Nancy HubertRon & Lenore HuntJeff & Beth HutsonKeith InmanWilson JacksonRandal & Janis JangVern JimenezRobert & Terri JinkinsCarol Krueger JonesKaren JonesTess JosephEric & Susan KapelkeFather John KasperCindy KastnerKarl & Maryanna KerstenPamela KessingerRichard & Kathryn KimballMark Kimmel & Kathryn FurstJohn & Joyce KlassenKathryn KlingKimberley & Matthew KoobSteven & Karen KostkaFrank KrisnowichStephen KrochmalLois LaineMartha LandonHal & Judy LeachBetty LeecingDouglas & Sandra LeichHubert & Resa LenczowskiMike & Sue LescureNorman & Kathryn LescureWalter & Jennie LessmanMaurice & Wendy LevichJoan LewerenzCharles & Donna Lindquist IIPeter Linfoot & Louise BourassaChristopher Long & Janet AhlgrenLongPeter & Helen LowensteinRobin LudmerUlrich & Joanne LuscherCameron & Loraine LyonHarry & Dayna MacDannaldKeith & Lauren MaddockThomas & Janette MahoneyJames & Carolyn MarchettiSara MarshJon & Melissa MaslandGeorge & Joy MazeBart & Beth McClellandJohn C. McClure, IIBrian & Vicki McCoyTerrance & Mary McGlynnPat McGrath & Kyra KennedyJohn & Jacqueline McKinleyYvonne MennelMark MeyerFred & Linda MilanovichTed Mitchell & Tanya SlesnickBrendan & Christina MorleyHelen MorrisonRobin MortarottiRandy MossAnne MouldsRobert Mull & Stella TsakonasMitch NakagakiFred & Lois NelsonJohn & Becky NuckollsMark & Maureen NutiHelene O'CainMike & Kat O'DonnellOlumuyiwa & Cecilia OduwoleCarol OlmertDon O'NealBrian & Shelly O'NeillErick & Nichole OrmsbyLeonard & Irene OsiasHazem & Janna OufPatricia & Ronald OverholtJack & Karen PachecoJim & Carrie PanettaJerome & Grace PaoliniSam & Mari ParinoEdward & Rodi PatmontAl & Alice PerezJoanne PetersonClinton & Susan PhalenSteve & Ellen PolingJoyce PollackScott & Janet PollakBruce & Trudy PresserLuis & Andrea QuinonezJohn & Caren RaisinKandra RajTony & Michele RangoEdwin & Sarah RaynoldsPastor Charie ReidJeffrey & Susan RideoutJames & Carol RileyEric & Connie RobertsHarvey & Georgia RodgersMarian RossMark & Beth RubenHarvey & Kathryn RudmanSherry RufiniMichael & Elizabeth RuskAnn RyderJames & Kendra SappingtonMargaret SchaeferMichael & Gretchen SchmahlThomas & Kathleen SchuenzelKristi SchuppertPaul & Joanne SchweibinzVirginia L. SemrauAlberto & Cynthia SevillaRabbi Judy Shanks & James GracerLeroy & Mary ShipleyRick & Katrina SilvaniIvor & Beryl SilverCharles & Maudie SilvermanLes & Liz SimmondsAndrew SinclairSteve & Elisabeth SloatCherida Collins SmithJohan & Gerda SnapperKristian & Linda SorensonArline SpielerRichard & Linda StaafMark & Janine StaileyLinda StandenDonald & Elizabeth StannersRichard & Diane SteinHarold & Diane SteuberVan & Lilly StorerGeorge & Lori SwiftBahman & Mardjan TaheripourRobert TainesPeter & Deborah TalbotDoug & Pamela TaylorGeorgia TaylorDavid & Judith TedescoDave & Kim ThompsonRichard & Kathleen ThompsonKevin & Sarah ThorntonGottfried & Janet TittigerNancy TomkinsWilliam & Mary TomlinsonLarry & Deveney TottenKeith & Julie TowneManny & Margaret TrilloAlex & Janet TrzesniewskiLisa QuirosGlen Uhland & Carolyn GraceBrown-UhlandBill & Frances VaculinMichael & Shelly ValerioDavid & Janet Van EttenVirginia VoelkelDonald WacksJames WagnerCarl Walker & Joyanne Elkinton WalkerThomas & Nancy WanderStanley Wang & Mai NguyenBernice WardTerry WassmannLeon & Lillian WaxmanJerald Weintraub & Melody HoweWeintraubSteven Weinzimmer & Karen MaasDaniel Weiss & Emily BlanckMarshall & Julia WelchRichard & Susan WeltyJohn & Joan WestPhillip West & Patricia Turkovich WestRichard Whitmore & Jacinta PisterMary WileyMichael & Maureen WilhelmBethany WillbanksJerry & Laura WilliamsRobert & Elizabeth WilliamsWalter Wilson & Karin KlarreichFrank & Deanne WinerHarry WolfDavid Wool & Jill SchlichtmannAllan & Linda WorshamGary & Jennifer ZaretzkaEleanor Zuckermanour donorsJulia BuerenHoward Bulos & LindaTedjakusumaBob & Kathleen BurkeAnne CahnRick Caine & Julie CahillJanice CallentineMike & Marguerite CampionePaul & Julie CandauIvadell CarusoChris CarvalhoHarvey & Phyllis CeaserBill & Michelle ChanSylvia ChatagnierPhil Chernin & Chris Voll CherninWilliam & Carol ChiassonDavid & Susan ChrittonPeter & Carol ChrobakNancy Reese ClarkElizabeth ClogherShaun & Sandy CollardEdward & Donna ComarJerry Condon & Melanie JonesBill Coney & Rev. Laura BarnesConeyJames & Claire CongerHenry & Mary ConversanoDean CoonsJanice CooperMonika CooperCharlotte CranmerMark Cratsenburg & Ena ChanCatherine CrowellJoe & Pamela CunninghamCarroll DarrowGregory DavisSandra DayRobert & Elizabeth De CheneGary & Nancy DeWeeseJune DerneDave DeStephenSteven & Julie DiekmannHoward DitkofRobert & Ellen DociliA. Jeannette DouglasBill & Katy DunmireMary DunnAnnette DuntonDavid DurantBill & Katherine DurginAlbert Dytch & Andrea SimmsRichard EastinEllen EmoldWillis & Lura EsparzaCarl & Joyce FeilAndrew & Bonnie FieldGeoffrey & Patricia ForemanJerome & Lynn FranzSherrie FraserWilliam & Janet Fraser
July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012In Memory of Marilyn BlairIn Honor of Rabbi GraetzIn Memory of Eugene CarusoIn Honor of Rabbi Graetz’40th year in rabbinateDavid & Nancy HillRandal & Janis JangStanley Wang & Mai NguyenIvadell CarusoIn Memory of Louise FixKristin HorneIn Memory of Madeline FudimFrank KrisnowichIn Memory of John “GrandpaJohn” McKinleyJacqueline McKinleyWilliam & Karen GourdinMark & Beth RubenSteven Weinzimmer &Karen MaasIn Honor of Charie B. ReidRobert & Elizabeth WilliamsIn Honor of Decky ThorntonChateau Pleasant HillIn Honor of Liz SimmondsIn Honor of Sharon HealyIn Honor of Steve WeinzimmerValerie GardnerRichard & Kathryn KimballIn Memory of Doris WolfCelebrating the Birth ofSavannah LouieIn Honor of the Ministry ofRev. Alan KelchnerRoberto and Evelyn GraetzMatthew & Kimberley KoobIn Honor of Vern & CarolHanceIn Honor of Kevin & NancyHubertHarry WolfIn Honor of Al KoobWalter Wilson & Karin KlarreichOrinda Community ChurchCarl Walker & JoyanneElkinton WalkerEdward Hanley & Debra FrankIn Honor of Mr. & Mrs.YoungsonChancey HennemanPUBLIC/BUSINESS PARTNERSJames & Claire CongerIN-KIND CONTRIBUTORSJuly 1, 2011-June 30, 2012individualsGreg & Marilyn BayerCarrie BeamThe Beaty FamilyJohn S. BeekleyBarbara BlakeDoug & Stephanie BontempsGreg BontempsLouise BourassaJohn BrunsKristin BuraSophie CatalanelloHarvey & Phyllis CeaserBill & Michelle ChanWendy ChanPhil & Chris Voll CherninWilliam & Carol ChiassonNancy Reese ClarkRobert ClaytonDan ColomboBill Coney & Rev. Dr. LauraBarnes ConeyNancy CourtneyTony Crea & Amy FaltzJoe & Pamela CunninghamThe Curtiss FamilyFernando & Doris DaSilvaSteven & Julie DiekmannMary FenelonR.W. & Leslie FirthJennifer FosterBetsy FowlerClark GelhausGrace GoodwinRabbi Roberto GraetzReigh & Anne GranlundSusan HaasBill & Gina HageboeckJohn & Mary HanlonSharon HealyJudy HeckmanShannon HelppiStephen Hill & Susan Parker HillMajorie HoAlan & Barbara HodgkinsonJames & Kelly HoodEmily HopkinsKevin & Nancy HubertDick & Sally IngrahamNorman & Pat JungChristine KendallPamela KessingerAmanda KingFrank KrisnowichRebecca LeeJohn & Caren RaisinSimone RaethPastor Charie ReidJadie ReisingJeffrey & Susan RideoutTimothy SableMaryanne SanchezPete SchmittGuy & Stacy SchwartzPaul & Joanne SchweibinzCharles & Maudie SilvermanMarilyn SmithHoward & Priscilla SpinnerPam StevensGeorge & Lori SwiftPeter & Deborah TalbotGottfried & Janet TittigerTerry WassmannBill WastonburgDaniel Weiss & Emily BlanckJohn WheelwrightMichael & Maureen WilhelmJerry & Laura WilliamsMaurice & Wendy LevichAndrew LinfootJohn & Donna LinfootPeter LinfootMichael & Terry LittmanSofia LofasoChristopher Long & Janet AhlgrenLongJane LowPatricia MartinJohn C. McClure IIThe McGaughey FamilyErin McGlynnPat McGrath & Kyra KennedyYvonne MennelThe Mitchell FamilyNatalie MorlockMichael & Gwen MorrisDave MullerRobert Mull & Stella TsakonasKevin & Renee MurrayAllen NickersonJohn, Becky, James & MarthaJaneNuckollsKimberly Ogle-AndersonRachel O'NealRussell PetermanJoanne PetersonA Loveable FeastA.C.T.AAUW Concord ChapterAcacia VineyardsAce Dance AcademyAmarin Thai CuisineAmici’s East Coast PizzeriaArthur Murray Dance StudioArtisan BistroB.R. Cohn Winery & Olive Oil CompanyBack Forty Texas BBQ RoadhouseBeach Blanket BabylonBella ChestaBerkeley PlayhouseBerkeley Rep TheatreBette’s Oceanview DinerBonfire PizzaBoy Scout Troop 204Buttercup Grill & BarCalifornia LithographersCalifornia Shakespeare TheaterCarmen Priolo DesignCartoon Art MuseumCellar 360City of OakleyCity of PittsburgCity of Pleasant HillColor Zone, Inc.Concannon VineyardCongregation B’nai ShalomContra Costa Wine GroupCosmetic Dental SpaDanville Congregational ChurchDaskalos European Men’s ClothingDi Rosa Art Alive!Diablo Foods, Inc.Diablo Theatre CompanyDisney Resort DestinationsDonna K. Barpal, D.D.S. Inc.DreamworksDynamic CommunicationsEl Charro Mexican DiningEmbassy Suites HotelEntourage Salon-Spa-SpiritEpiscopal Church of the RessurectionFirst Christian ChurchFirst Presbyterian Church of ConcordFit 2 The CoreFrancis Ford Coppola PresentsGirl Scout Troop 30770Girl Scout Troop 32410Golden SkateGrace Presbyterian ChurchGrace Presbyterian PreschoolGSL Fine LithographersHeller JewelersHighlight RentalsHopkins & Carley Law FirmHour25 ConciergeImagine That .J. Hettinger InteriorsJC CellarsJob’s Daughters InternationalJust Faith MinistriesKaiser PermanenteKathleen Burke DesignsKaur PhotographyKiwanis Club of Walnut CreekKepler’s GolfKFOGLa Mediterranee RestaurantLafayette Health ClubLafayette-Orinda Presbyterian ChurchLafayette United Methodist ChurchLamorinda Sunrise Rotary ClubLavande Spa & BoutiqueLawrence Hall Of ScienceLindsay Wildlife MuseumLivermore Valley Wine CountryLescure CompanyMt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist ChurchNapa & Sonoma Valley Bike ToursNCL Acalanes ChapterNavigenicsNerd4RentNew Hope Community Covenant ChurchNorthgate High School Key ClubOakhurst Country ClubOakwood Athletic ClubOPM BandOur Savior’s Lutheran ChurchPeju Province WineryPhaidon PressPleasant Hill Rotary ClubPleasant Hill Star Questour donorsIN REMEMBRANCE AND HONOR
In Kind Donors (continued)St. Alban’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Andrew’s Women’s CovenantGroupSt.Andrew’s Presbyterian ChurchSt. Bonaventure Catholic ChurchSt. George SpiritsSt. Ignatius Catholic Church ofAntiochSt. John’s Lutheran ChurchSt. Monica Catholic ChurchSt. Paul’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Perpetua Catholic ChurchSt. Timothy’s Episcopal ChurchSynergy CollaborativeTemple IsaiahThe Bar MethodThe CounterTimbers ResortsTLC HaircareTwin Valley Mothers of Twins ClubUpbead ArtVirginia VoelkelVista PrintingWomen’s Covenant GroupYgnacio Valley PresbyterianChurchYoung LifeYogurt ShackContra Costa Interfaith Housing (CCIH)Audited numbers for July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012Source of FundsIndividual/business contributionsFoundation/trust grantsCounty grantsFaith community contributionsSpecial events, net of expensesEarned incomeInvestment incomeTotal Sources of FundsUse of FundsDirect client servicesGarden Park building expansion restricted fundsManagement and generalFundraisingTotal Use of Funds 48 631,781 72,382 38,373 57,912 800,448Garden Park Apartment Community (GPAC)Audited numbers for January 1, 2011-December 31, 2011GPAC is co-sponsored by CCIH and Mercy Housing California. GPAC has separateaccounting specifically for the property management of the apartments. Tenants pay 30% of their annual income for rent.GPAC receives a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grant annually thatmakes up the difference between the cost of running the property and the rentsthat tenants pay. Below is a synopsis of audited income/expenses for GPAC FY2011.Sources of FundsRental incomeOther operating incomeTotal RevenueUse of FundsSaturday, February 2, 20136:00 p.m.to 11:00 p.m.Contra Costa Country ClubSalaries & benefits(includes resident manager, desk clerks, maintenance person)UtilitiesRepairs & maintenanceProperty management fees & expensesProperty insurance & real estate taxesMiscellaneous operating expensesTotal Operating ExpensesTo donate auction items or to become an event sponsor,please call the CCIH office at 925.944.2244 84,411 223,660 308,071 168,112 49,761 31,082 15,1208,076 34,499 306,650OUR FINANCIALSPowell’s Sweet ShoppeQueen Bee/Istabella JewelryRenaissance Club SportRenaissance Rialto Inc.Retzlaft VineyardsRialto CinemasRock Wall Wine CompanyRole Players Ensemble TheatreRole Players’ ProductionRossmoor Golf ShopRound Table PizzaRuth Bancroft Garden, Inc.Safeway-Ygnacio Valley RoadSalvatore RistoranteSan Francisco GiantsSan Ramon Fire DepartmentSan Ramon Valley UnitedMethodist ChurchSanta Maria Catholic ChurchSanta Maria Catholic Church CYOBoys and Girls BasketballSF MOMAShimizu Family & CosmeticDentistrySilver Oak CellarsSilverman & LightSkin SpiritSt. Agnes Catholic Church
member faith communitiesChrist the King Catholic ChurchCongregation Beth ChaimCongregation B’nai ShalomCongregation B’nai TikvahDanville Congregational ChurchEpiscopal Church of the ResurrectionFirst Presbyterian Church of ConcordGrace Presbyterian ChurchHillcrest Congregational ChurchHope Center Covenant ChurchLafayette-Orinda Presbyterian ChurchLafayette United Methodist ChurchMt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist ChurchNew Hope Community Covenant ChurchOrinda Community ChurchOur Savior’s Lutheran ChurchSanta Maria Catholic ChurchSt. Agnes Catholic ChurchSt. Andrew’s Presbyterian ChurchSt. Bonaventure Catholic ChurchSt. Ignatius Catholic Church of AntiochSt. Monica Catholic ChurchSt. Paul’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Perpetua Catholic ChurchSt. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Timothy’s Episcopal ChurchSan Ramon Valley United Methodist ChurchTemple IsaiahWalnut Creek Presbyterian ChurchYgnacio Valley Presbyterian ChurchSTAFFAshley ButlerIntern/Program Assistant*ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE3164 Putnam Blvd., Suite CWalnut Creek, CA 94597Telephone: 925.944.2244Facsimile: 925.944.2248Email: admin@ccinterfaithhousing.orgMilly CastroSupport Services CoordinatorLakeside ApartmentsGarden Park ApartmentsLouise BourassaExecutive DirectorCarol ChiassonAccountant/Bookkeeper*RoseMary HatcherAfterschool Program CoordinatorEast County*www.ccinterfaithhousing.orgA property co-owned
located in Bay Point. Los Medanos Village (Pittsburg) is a 71-unit apart-ment complex located in Pittsburg. Both sites are owned by Resources for Community Development (RCD) and provide affordable housing to low-income families. CCIH offers after-school programs, case manage-ment, and mental health services to families and their children, with
