Making the Grade★ ★★ ★

Communities In Schools Dallas Region, Inc.Helping Kids Succeed in School and in Life

2008-2009 Annual Report

Communities In Schools Dallas Region2008-2009 Board of Directors

Officers

Karl Schmalz Chair Bill Wallace Vice Chair AssistantGeneralTaxCounsel AdjunctProfessorofEconomics ExxonMobilCorporation TheUniversityofNorthTexas

Tony Fernandez Vice Chair Tony Pecina Secretary/Treasurer ExecutiveVicePresident Director,CollegeTransitionCenter GuarantyBank ElCentroCommunityCollege FinanceCommitteeChair

Members At-Large

Jeff MorrisLegislativeLiaisonCISDREndowmentPresidentPresident&CEO,ALONUSA

Craig AndersonPartnerDLAPiper

Glenn AndersonProgramDirectorTurnerConstructionCompanyofTexas

Mike CouryChiefInformationOfficerCapitalOneAutoFinance

Marie DiazChiefExecutiveOfficerPursuitofExcellenceHR

Jack HayesInstructorKaplan,Inc.

Nancy HuffCommunityVolunteer

Kathryn HuntemanFieldSalesAssociateStateFarmInsuranceCo.

Blake LewisPrincipalandSeniorConsultantLewisPublicRelations

Becky MurphyVicePresident,SalesSWRegionSiriusComputerSolutions,Inc.

Matthew PapenfusVicePresident&GeneralManagerTurnerConstructionCompanyofTexas

John ScottAffiliateFinanceManagerExxonMobilCorporation

Dan SereserozPresident&CEOAdaptiveArchitecture,Inc.

Betsy WhitakerAttorneyOfficesofElizabethWhitaker,Esq.

Chace WhittingtonBusinessBankingRelationsManagerSVPWachoviaBank,N.A.

Communities In Schools Dallas Region Leadership

SandraG.Chavarria,President&CEO

JudithAllen,DirectorofProgram

BetsyA.Holland,DirectorofDevelopment

VickiLaRoe,DirectorofCommunications&ExternalRelations

LisaLaughlin,DirectorofMajorGifts&PlannedGiving

LindaNorman,DirectorofHumanResources&BusinessOperations

AdrienneSimmons,DirectorofFinance

Message from the President & CEOand Board Chair:

Communities In Schools Dallas Region, Inc.Helping Kids Succeed in School and in Life

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For 24 consecutive years, Communities In Schools Dallas Region, Inc. (CISDR) has provided one-on-one direct services and academic support to tens of thousands of capable, but underachieving students by placing professional staff right on the school campus, thus breaking the cycle of failure in school that leads to dropping out, unemployment, poverty and too often, incarceration.

In 2008-2009, CISDR continued expansion to 61 schools in ten school districts and six counties and most importantly, to 11,078 at-risk students —more than ever in our history—with these recurring, stunning results:

• 98% of our case-managed students stayed in school

• 92% improved in academics, attendance and/or behavior

• 91% of eligible seniors graduated

The Texas State Legislature directed the Texas Education Agency to obtain an independent and comprehensive evaluation of CIS in Texas to validate the effectiveness of CIS and importance to education and dropout prevention in Texas. The results were released by TEA in January, 2009.

• “Only one program (Communities In Schools) reported meaningful effects on both reducing dropouts and increasing graduation.”

• “Increases high school graduation rates and math achievement”

• “Operates at peak efficiency, leveraging private funds and keeping costs per student low”

On another important note for our donors, we are proud to report that CISDR received a four star rating from Charity Navigator. “CISDR is one of 210 educational nonprofits in the U.S. and one of only eight in Texas to receive their highest rating for successfully managing the finances of the organization in an efficient and effective manner.”

Yet, with all of the progress we’ve made, much still remains to be done. For CISDR, not unlike other nonprofit charities, the hill has been steep this year and the vertical climb continues to be tough. Nonetheless, we remain committed to reach and change the educational outcome for those schoolchildren who are struggling and still waiting for our help.

Our 25th Birthday in 2010 is a milestone which inspires thoughtful reflection upon the tens of thousands of at-risk students whose futures were changed through education with CISDR’s individualized academic and support services. This is made possible by our Board of Directors, together with our donors, professional staff, dedicated volunteers, superintendents, school districts, principals, teachers, school faculty, civic, corporate, government, higher education partners and community leaders.

Thank you for your generosity, trust and confidence in this organization and in the resilience and potential of deserving young students.

Karl SchmalzChair, Board of Directors

Sandra G. ChavarriaPresident & CEO

Our MissionThe mission of Communities In Schools Dallas Region, Inc.is to help students, at risk of failure, stay in school, achieveacademically and graduate to become productive andcontributing members of our communities.

Our VisionOur vision is to be widely recognized as experts in the field ofdropout prevention and the leading provider of the highestquality, most effective services to at-risk schoolchildren.

Our Core Values• Children come first.• Education is key to success in life.• We require excellence in all areas; high ethical standards;

transparency and accountability; collaboration and teamwork; and respect for and value of diversity.

• We will be responsive, compassionate and inspiring to those we serve.

• We believe that every child needs and deserves: 1 A one-to-one relationship with a caring adult 2 A safe place to learn and grow 3 A healthy start in life 4 The support needed to become college ready 5 A chance to give back to peers and community

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2008-2009By The Numbers61 Public school campuseswith CISDR staff

6 Counties with districts receiving CISDR program services (Dallas, Ellis, Collin, Hunt, Johnson and Rockwall)

10 independent school districts with schools receiving CISDR program services (Dallas, Irving, Richardson, Plano, Carrollton/Farmers Branch, McKinney, Commerce, Rockwall, Midlothian and Venus)

977 Community volunteers

11,078 Case-managed students

39,636 Students receivingone-time services

$500 Average cost to provide case-management services to one child annually

Results:• 98 percent of case-managed

students stayed in school

• 92 percent of case-managed students improved in academics, attendance and/or behavior

• 91 percent of eligible seniors graduated

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CISDR has received four out offour possible stars whencompared to other charitiesacross America for successfullymanaging the finances of theorganization in an efficient andeffective manner. It is only oneof 210 educational nonprofits inthe US and eight in Texas toreceive their highest rating.

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ICF International Evaluation and FindingsBest Practices in Dropout Prevention &

Evaluation of Communities In Schools (CIS) of Texas

To further validate the effectiveness of CIS and the importance of our program to education and dropout prevention in the State of Texas, two reports from ICF International, in partnership with the National Dropout Prevention Center/Network, were submitted to the Texas Education Agency. Results from “Best Practices in Dropout Prevention” and the “Evaluation of Communities In Schools (CIS) of Texas” were released by TEA in January, 2009.

Findings from TEA Best Practices in Dropout Prevention follow:

• “Only one program (Communities In Schools) reported meaningful effects on both reducing dropouts and increasing graduation.”

• “For middle and high school students, CIS was clearly making a difference. Most striking, perhaps, was the unanimous response across students in high school and many in middle schools who stated that they would have dropped out of school if it were not for CIS.”

The Evaluation of Communities In Schools (CIS) of Texas, also released in January 2009 concluded that CIS:

• “Increases high school graduation rates and math achievement”• “Operates at peak efficiency, leveraging private funds and keeping

costs per student low”

“CISDR makes a positive difference in the lives of our youth.”— Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert

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By: RochelleLake Highlands High School2009

I have been in CISDR for at least five years, starting in the seventh grade at Forest Meadow Junior High. CISDR has taught me how to better myself in many different ways. I have learned how to calm myself down when I feel mad at the world, and I have learned how to work through my problems with words instead of actions.

With the help and support of CIS Dallas Region, I have found a sense of belonging at Lake Highlands High School. More importantly, I have a new found desire to achieve and succeed in school and in life.

My time spent with CISDR has been wonderful. My grades have improved tremendously with the help of their staff. My behavior has improved as well. I used to be the person who always got into trouble. I was in and out of ISS, back and forth from detention hall, and felt like I just couldn’t be myself. It was also really important for me to get on the right track because I want to graduate on time with my twin sister. In order to do this I knew it was time to put my education first. I not only want to prove to my immediate family that I can achieve my goals, but I want to show my CISDR family that I can do it as well.

What CISDR Has Done For Me

“CISDR is a well managed organization led by people who have a true passion and commitment to students in the Dallas area–and it shows in their results. Over 90% of the students assisted by CISDR go on to graduate. I am truly proud to be affiliated with such a high caliber organization.” — Mike Coury, Chief Information Officer, Capital One Mortgage and CISDR Board Member

Dallas ISDCabell ElemReagan ElemJill Stone Elem at Vickery MeadowClara Oliver ElemMaple Lawn ElemBryn Adams HSSamuell HSThomas Jefferson HSSkyline HSLincoln HSSpruce HSSunset HSWoodrow Wilson HS

Carrollton/Farmers Branch ISDCentral ElemMontgomery ElemJanie Stark Elem Carrollton ElemFarmers Branch ElemMcWhorter ElemBlair IntermediateVivian Field MSRanchview HS

CISDR 2008-2009 School PartnersIrving ISDBrandenburg ElemThomas Haley ElemDavid Crockett MSStephen F. Austin MSSam Houston MSBowie MSMacArthur HSUnion Bower Ctr for Learning

McKinney ISDBurks ElemFanny Finch ElemWebb ElemPress ElemCaldwell ElemMalvern ElemEvans MSScott Johnson MSRuth Dowell MSCockrill MSFaubion MS

Richardson ISDMark Twain ElemThurgood Marshall ElemForest Lane AcademyForest Meadow JHSRichardson West JHSLiberty Junior HSLake Highlands HS

Plano ISDArmstrong MSBowman MS Williams HSPlano East HS

Midlothian ISDFrank Seale MSWalnut Grove MSMidlothian HS

Commerce ISDA.C. Williams ElemCommerce ElemCommerce MSCommerce HS

Venus ISDVenus MS

Rockwall ISDDorris Jones Elem

61 schools totalfor 2008-2009

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CISDR Fan Club

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Communities In Schools Dallas Region, Inc. held a luncheon at Lake Highlands High School, where they launched the FAN CLUB. The FAN CLUB offers young professionals in the Dallas region the opportunity to positively impact the lives of CISDR students by helping them remain in school, achieve academically and graduate. FAN CLUB members will support the mission of CISDR through volunteerism, advocacy, education and philanthropy. “The FAN CLUB will be easy to get involved in. It’s something that is not too time-consuming and it really impacts students’ lives.” – King Scovell, FAN CLUB Co-President

On August 21, 2009, the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) and Fidelity Children’s Learning Fund donated $7174 to CISDR. Fran Eichorst, General Manager of Fidelity Investments and George W. Fair, Director of the Academic Bridge Program at UTD were on hand to present the check to CISDR President & CEO, Sandra G. Chavarria. This contribution supported ongoing services to our students who relocated to this area because of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Thanks to this gift, and two previous gifts totaling $72,160, CISDR served students in 20 schools.

King Scovell and Loren Koziol, Fan Club Co-Presidents

“The challenges – and opportunities – that our world presents will never be lesser, so the need to prepare and equip young people has never been more important. Communities In Schools Dallas Region bridges the gap for many young people, helping ensure that they are able to face tomorrow’s world more confident in their ability to succeed.”— Blake Lewis, CISDR Board Member

Fran Eichorst, Sandra G. Chavarria and Dr. George W. Fair

Fidelity Children’s Learning Fund at UT Dallas Donates to CISDR

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Bright Kids Reading ImprovementIn 2008-2009 CISDR provided the phonics based Bright Kids program to 50 students on 6 campuses. This one-to-one reading readiness program focuses on early readers in grades 1 through 3. Through the help of volunteers and use of pre-printed tutoring kits, students are provided reinforcement to what they are learning in class in smaller settings, which allows for personalized attention. On average, this year’s Bright Kids students saw a seven to ten point improvement in reading scores between October 2008 and April 2009. Mobile TeamThe CISDR mobile team is a specialized group of service providers targeting the most volatile student issues. The 2008-2009 school year saw an increase in requests for Mobile Team services to focus on drug use, bullying, and family issues. Mobile team collaborated with the campus staff counterparts to address the trickle-down effect the economy has had on students – causing them stress, anxiety, anger, and depression of what may be interpreted as an adult crisis. In providing these services on campuses from elementary to high school, the team is able to monitor trends, track migratory elements, and create preventive measures for daily follow up on campuses. Mobile provided direct services to over 9,829 students individually, had 457 meetings with parents or teachers, and provided 514 group services.

ExxonMobil GEMSThe 2008-2009 Girls Exploring Math and Science Program saw 121 young ladies on five campuses improve in their math and science scores. 95% of the GEMS students saw a five point improvement in math, and seven point improvement in science! The GEMS program expanded its horizons this year to include thinking outside the box initiatives, which included environmental/green service learning projects and an invitation to attend a technology event at SMU in Fall of 2009. The 2009 summer GEMS program enlisted the help of the ExxonMobil Green Team, a group of three high school interns, who helped develop a solid and real world based Green Curriculum for all GEMS students to use here-forward. The last days of the summer program culminated in a representative from each campus heading to the Johnson Space Center in Houston to further enrich the school year’s science learning!

2008-2009 Grants and Initiatives

GEMS students

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CISDR Building Leaders, Founded by WachoviaThe Building Leaders Character curriculum targets elementary school students in the 4th and 5th grade. At its core, the program centers on the cultivation of six Pillars of Character, trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship. Through campus-based service learning activities, participants learn and practice leadership in a meaningful and real world way. In 2008-2009, CISDR Building Leaders impacted 133 students on six campuses.

The Women of AT&TEvery year, the Women of AT&T sponsor scholarships for our college and career-bound

high school seniors. This year six CISDR high school students won $1000 scholarships to the college or technical school of their choice. The students wrote essays on how they feel they would best use this money towards their education. Winners attended a luncheon with the scholarships providers at the AT&T headquarters downtown Dallas.

“CISDR does whatever it takes to keep at-risk kids from failing. It’s a program I’ve supported for over 16 years with my time, energy, and money simply because it works. It’s also the most cost effective, accountable, dropout prevention program I’ve ever seen and now more than ever it’s a great investment in our community’s future.”— Karl B. Schmalz, Assistant General Tax Counsel, Exxon Mobil Corporation andChair, CISDR Board of Directors

Building Leaders

Recipients of scholarships from The Women of AT&T

In December 2008, Communities In Schools Dallas Region, Inc. (CISDR) partnered with a local law firm to host two different educational programs designed to expose bright but at-risk students to the positive aspects and opportunities available in science, technology and the law.

Haynes and Boone, LLP coordinated and hosted the events, providing volunteer support from 16 attorneys and more than 30 staff members. Each event included an interactive educational program followed by a holiday celebration.

A group of 14 second grade CISDR students from Maple Lawn Elementary School visited the George Allen Courthouse where they put on a mock trial entitled, “Trial of the Century: Shaggy and Daphne Take the Stand.” Students played the parts of witnesses Daphne and Shaggy, lawyers for

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Science & Law Events Hosted byHaynes and Boone and UTD

the plaintiff and defense, and jurors. Haynes and Boone attorneys acted as teachers and mentors, explaining the process and answering questions as the students put on the trial. Justice Kerry Fitzgerald presided while Chief Justice Linda Thomas and Justice Carolyn Wright looked on. Following the trial, each student had a photo taken with the judges, enjoyed a holiday snack and got a special visit from Santa.

The University of Texas at Dallas Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science welcomed 15 seventh grade CISDR students into its labs to experience the power of science and technology as they built and programmed robots. Led by five UTD engineering graduate students, who also were participants in CISDR as past students, learned how to assemble, then creatively program foot-tall robots from a kit. At the end of an hour of work, teams of UTD mentors and CISDR students showed off their machines, which executed a series of complex movements and mechanized tricks.

Haynes And Boone “Trial of the Century” Haynes And Boone/UTD Robotics Project

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Coolet’s StoryCoolet has not grown up under the easiest of circumstances, but CISDR has helped her from middle school all the way to an early graduation. She has really stepped up at home this year to assist her family, at times even working two jobs. Under these circumstances, many adults would allow the stress to get the best of them, but this young lady is a positive example for us all. An early graduate from Plano East Senior High, Coolet was selected to represent CISDR at the Texas State Capitol on CIS Day, where she worked as a Senate Page for Senator Florence Shapiro. “This trip made me realize that you can get anywhere in life, if you just try,” she said. Next year, Coolet will attend community college for two years and then transfer to the University of Texas in Austin, her dream school. With Coolet’s determination she will undoubtedly succeed in her future academic and professional life.

Devin’s StoryCISDR really began to have an impact on my life my Freshmen summer with my first summer job. Since being a Hurricane Katrina victim, I lost many things and that was the money I needed to get back where I was financially prior to the storm. But the money wasn’t the only thing that I received the summers of ’06, ’07, and ’08, I also received an experience of a lifetime. Along with other New Orleans native students, I had the pleasure to help others at places like women’s shelters, day care centers, and nursing homes just to name a few. But that’s half of the experience; we were also

taken on trips to see and do things that we have never seen or done before. Besides the summer jobs, CISDR has always been there throughout the school year from problems at home, all the way to me just needing a pen or pencil for my next class. Only thing is as a Senior moving on to the next level I feel nervous about college, knowing there is not going to be a “CISDR” that I can count on when I’m in need of help. But most importantly I’m thankful that CISDR came to Ranchview High School, because being there, they have made all four of my high school years a much better journey.

CISDR Success Stories

Coolet and Devin

Ensuring the FutureThe Communities In Schools Dallas Region (CISDR) Endowment was established in September 2003 with an initial gift of $1 million dollars pledged by Alon USA for the specific purpose of providing financial support and long-term stability to CISDR. Helping to ensure the sponsorship of one child at a time for future generations, this remarkable gift and the endowment it has formed is a catalyst for additional support. It will help maintain programs already in place while adding infrastructure to reach more of the bright, yet underachieving schoolchildren who are still waiting and failing and at risk of dropping out.

The CIS Dallas Region Endowment:1. Operates as a 501(C) (3) nonprofit

organization with a Board of Trustees to manage the principal and allocate earned investment income to CISDR.

2. Provides the vehicle by which donors may give a planned gift.

3. Appeals to donors who prefer to give a major gift with an enduring impact.

4. Creates the opportunity to solicit matching gifts.

5. Causes the Endowment Board of Trustees to require the development and implementation of a strategic and tactical growth plan for the Endowment.

6. Encourages financial support and motivates prospective donors to become vested in CISDR through major gifts to the Endowment.

7. Diversifies CISDR fundraising resources and over time, allows the organization to weather economic downturns, state or federal budget deficits, and enter each fiscal year fiscally sound.

8. Will generate substantial income to be used for the operation of CISDR.

The Endowment solicits gifts from a variety of sources so that it does not become unduly dependent upon any one group in order to further the mission of CISDR. The persons, entities or businesses that contribute to the endowment receive tax benefits because the Endowment is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization working to keep children on track and in school. Moving toward a bright future makes sound fiscal sense for the Dallas Region!

Challenging economic times remind us of the importance of making philanthropic choices with the greatest care. While economic reality cannot be ignored, a gift to the CISDR Endowment will pay dividends in the lives of hundreds of struggling school children every single day.

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“CISDR helps students dream and accomplish their dreams. CISDR changes lives.”— Jeff Morris, President & CEO, Alon USA, and CISDR Endowment President

Combined Statement of Financial Position*(With Comparative Totals for 2008)

ASSETS 2009 2008 CISDR CISCR Endowment Total Total

*Fiscal Year September 1, 2008 to August 31, 2009. Audited financial statements by Davis, Clark and Company are available upon request.

Current assets Cash and cash equivalents $442,846 $79,860 $522,706 $1,172,961 Pledges receivable - current 0 100,000 100,000 100,000 Accounts receivable 298,136 0 298,136 343,910 Accrued interest receivable 0 0 0 123 Prepaid expense 81,974 0 81,974 25,087 Total current assets 822,956 179,860 1,002,816 1,642,081 Property, plant and equipment 684,593 0 684,593 676,730 Less accumulated depreciation (625,691) 0 (625,691) (586,584)Net property, plant, and equipment 58,902 0 58,902 90,146 Cash restricted for long term purpose 0 100,000 100,000 100,000 Investments 0 329,146 329,146 349,379 Pledges receivable - long-term (net of discount) 0 194,157 194,157 288,388

Other assets 9,456 0 9,456 9,203

Total assets $891,314 $803,163 $1,694,477 $2,479,197 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts payable - current $6,334 $- $6,334 $13,266 Grants due to others 0 0 - 46,737 Accrued expenses 34,496 0 34,496 - Deferred revenue 22,917 0 22,917 - Deferred rent 44,053 0 44,053 46,806 Total liabilities 107,800 0 107,800 106,809 Net assets Unrestricted net assets 657,407 59,502 716,909 1,348,007 Temporarily restricted net assets 126,107 1,476 127,583 232,796 Permanently restricted net assets 0 742,185 742,185 791,585 Total net assets 783,514 803,163 1,586,677 2,372,388 Total Liabilities and net assets $891,314 $803,163 $1,694,477 $2,479,197

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Combined Statement of Financial Activities

Support and revenue:

Contributions and civic grants $875,589 $70,000 $945,589 $0 $0 $600 $600 $946,189 $1,100,541

Grants from governmental agencies 1,762,840 0 1,762,840 0 0 0 0 1,762,840 2,094,032

School district contracted services 1,395,083 0 1,395,083 0 0 0 0 1,395,083 1,160,000

In-kind donations 244,239 0 244,239 0 0 0 0 244,239 370,694

Interest and dividend income 14,069 0 14,069 19,522 0 0 19,522 33,591 67,222

Gain on sale of assets 24 0 24 0 0 0 24 250

Total support and revenue 4,291,844 70,000 4,361,844 19,522 0 600 20,122 4,381,966 4,792,739

Net assets released from restrictions 175,213 (175,213) 0 50,000 0 (50,000) 0 0 0

Total 4,467,057 (105,213) 4,361,844 69,522 0 (49,400) 20,122 4,381,966 4,792,739

Expenses:

Program services 4,246,943 0 4,246,943 0 0 0 0 4,246,943 4,337,240

General and administrative 453,738 0 453,738 1,744 0 0 1,744 455,482 530,493

Fundraising 433,800 0 433,800 0 0 0 0 433,800 524,020

Total expenses 5,134,481 0 5,134,481 1,744 0 0 1,744 5,136,225 5,391,753

Change in net assets (667,424) (105,213) (772,637) 67,778 0 (49,400) 18,378 (754,259) (599,014)

Unrealized gain (loss) on investments 0 0 0 (31,452) 0 0 (31,452) (31,452) (33,147)

Transfers 50,000 0 50,000 (50,000) 0 0 (50,000) 0 0

Net assets, beginning of year 1,274,831 231,320 1,506,151 73,176 1,476 791,585 866,237 2,372,388 3,004,549

Net assets, end of year $657,407 $126,107 $783,514 $59,502 $1,476 $742,185 $803,163 $1,586,677 $2,372,388

2009 2008

CISDR CISDR Endowment

Temporarily Temporarily Permanently Grand Unrestricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total Total

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“We are thrilled to have CIS Dallas Region at Press Elementary. The services this organization provides are absolutely ‘school changing’. We appreciate the opportunity to work with CISDR.”—Judy Fessenden, Principal, Presss Elementary, McKinney ISD

Support and revenue:

Contributions and civic grants $875,589 $70,000 $945,589 $0 $0 $600 $600 $946,189 $1,100,541

Grants from governmental agencies 1,762,840 0 1,762,840 0 0 0 0 1,762,840 2,094,032

School district contracted services 1,395,083 0 1,395,083 0 0 0 0 1,395,083 1,160,000

In-kind donations 244,239 0 244,239 0 0 0 0 244,239 370,694

Interest and dividend income 14,069 0 14,069 19,522 0 0 19,522 33,591 67,222

Gain on sale of assets 24 0 24 0 0 0 24 250

Total support and revenue 4,291,844 70,000 4,361,844 19,522 0 600 20,122 4,381,966 4,792,739

Net assets released from restrictions 175,213 (175,213) 0 50,000 0 (50,000) 0 0 0

Total 4,467,057 (105,213) 4,361,844 69,522 0 (49,400) 20,122 4,381,966 4,792,739

Expenses:

Program services 4,246,943 0 4,246,943 0 0 0 0 4,246,943 4,337,240

General and administrative 453,738 0 453,738 1,744 0 0 1,744 455,482 530,493

Fundraising 433,800 0 433,800 0 0 0 0 433,800 524,020

Total expenses 5,134,481 0 5,134,481 1,744 0 0 1,744 5,136,225 5,391,753

Change in net assets (667,424) (105,213) (772,637) 67,778 0 (49,400) 18,378 (754,259) (599,014)

Unrealized gain (loss) on investments 0 0 0 (31,452) 0 0 (31,452) (31,452) (33,147)

Transfers 50,000 0 50,000 (50,000) 0 0 (50,000) 0 0

Net assets, beginning of year 1,274,831 231,320 1,506,151 73,176 1,476 791,585 866,237 2,372,388 3,004,549

Net assets, end of year $657,407 $126,107 $783,514 $59,502 $1,476 $742,185 $803,163 $1,586,677 $2,372,388

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CISDR CISDR Endowment

Temporarily Temporarily Permanently Grand Unrestricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total Total

IN MEMORY OF In Memory of James Cole Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kibler Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Dick Watson Mr. and Mrs. Trezzie Pressley In Memory of Georgette Gill Mr. and Mrs. Michael McConnell In Memory of Jim Nolan Ms. Bonnie Martin and Mr. Karl Schmalz In Memory of Charlotte Korba Ms. Dorothy L. Hunt IN HONOR OF In Honor of F. David Braemer Ms. Kristin Ace and Mr. Jeffrey Braemer In Honor of Holly Carroccio Mr. Marshall S. Weinrich In Honor of Barbara Hunt Crow Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hunt In Honor of Wilma Dawson Mr. Jeff Lovejoy In Honor of Ebby Halliday Ms. Bonnie Martin and Mr. Karl Schmalz In Honor of the Right Reverend Sam B. Hulsey Mr. and Mrs. Matt Perry-Miller In Honor of Lisa and Kendall Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Edwards In Honor of Becky and Billy Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Werner H. Essig In Honor of Elsa Norwood Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Butt In Honor of Bonnie Martin and Karl Schmaltz Mrs. Linda Jordan Hobbs More than $500,000 Texas Education Agency $200,000 to $499,000 McKinney Independent School District Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District

Richardson Independent School DistrictThe Rees-Jones Foundation $100,000 to $199,000 Criminal Justice Division North Central Texas Council of Governments Irving Independent School DistrictWachovia Foundation Alon USA Midlothian Independent School DistrictPlano Independent School District $40,000 to $99,000 Embrey Family Foundation Exxon Mobil Corportation JPMorgan Chase Bank of Texas, N.A.RGK Foundation Capital One Auto Finance City of Plano United Way of Metropolitan DallasTown of Addison $20,000 to $39,999 Ben E. Keith Company Citi Foundation The Eugene McDermott FoundationLincoln High School Skyline High School Commerce Independent School DistrictVenus Independent School DistrictThe OneStar Foundation Dallas Women’s Foundation Anonymous Harold Simmons Foundation $5,000 to $19,999 Communities Foundation of TexasSturgis Charitable and Educational Trust Mrs. Barbara Hunt Crow Rockwall Independent School DistrictMr. and Mrs. Peter C. Huff Dallas Independent School DistrictGuaranty Bank University of Texas at Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Boone Mrs. James Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Billy Murphy Mrs. Sandra G. Chavarria The Hoglund Foundation Lightner Sams Foundation, Inc. Park Cities Rotary Club Speedway Children’s Charities

$2,500 to 4,999 Dr. and Mrs. Troy Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Michael McConnell City of McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rekerdres Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chiaviello Jr.Ernst & Young, LLP Target Foundation Ms. Betsy Whitaker and Mr. Daniel Slottje The Boeing Company Mr. and Mrs. Harlin Dean Wal-Mart Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Anderson Mrs. Carolyn B. Loy Ms. Ebby Halliday Mr. and Mrs. Matt Papenfus Mr. and Mrs. John N. Meindl BenefitCorp, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Godo KPMG, LLP $1,000 to $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Avaritt Sen. Florence Shapiro Rotary Club of Commerce Dallas Security Traders Association Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. HuddlestonMr. and Mrs. Jeff Morris ViewPoint Bank Anonymous T.C. Lupton, Jr. Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. Mark S. Geyer Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. John Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Medinis Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pecina Ms. Evalynn Williams Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Butt Dallas Cotillion Club Mr. and Mrs. Guy U. Griffeth Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes Ms. Katherine Perot $500 to $999 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brashier First United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Chaney Mrs. Elsa B. Norwood Mrs. Anne S. Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Don Tilden Ms. Anjali Bapat Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coury Mr. and Mrs. Paul Divis Mr. and Mrs. William M. Woodall III

Mr. Joshua Johnston Combined Federal Campaign of North Central Texas Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scott Ms. Ciarra Chavarria Mr. Bulldog Cunningham Ms. Marie Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Gibbs Ms. Alisa Hurley and Mr. Jim Ferguson Dr. M. Susan Tucker and Dr. James F. HuthMr. and Mrs. Muditha A. Karunatileka Mr. and Mrs. Jack King Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Blake D. Lewis III Littler Mendelson Mr. and Mrs. Vance C. Miller Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Raines Rekerdres Insurance Agency, Inc. Mrs. Robert W. Ryan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Scott Mr. and Mrs. John D. Settle Jr. $100 to $499 Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Smith Ms. Minerva Gomez Dr. and Mrs. Werner H. Essig Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moe Mr. and Mrs. Val Scott Kroger Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hall Dallas Chapter TAB Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eckstein Mr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Emanuelson Jr. Ms. Linda Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Foran Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lee Mr. Arthur E. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Peter Preston Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Shafer Stonebridge Ranch Ladies Association Dr. Sharman Beasley Vesecky and Mr. Fen Vesecky Mr. William H. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Jim Staif Mr. Kai K. Tang Mr. and Mrs. John R. O’Mara Aglaia Culture Club Mr. and Mrs. Alan Caplin Carillon Club Commerce Lions Club Ms. Brenn Etheredge First United Methodist Church of Richardson Mr. Sheldon Hall Ms. Deborah S. Nixon Pursuit of Excellence HR

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Ms. Ann Stewart Carr Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cauwels Safeway Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Anguiano Dr. and Mrs. Colin S. Bell Ms. Lisa Cave Ms. Rina Desai Mrs. Kenneth R. Etheredge Lewis Public Relations Mr. Cameron Curtis Mr. Gregory Swank Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilt Ms. Vicki LaRoe Mr. Gary L. Corona Mr. Lenny Byrd Ms. Roxanne Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. AndersonAnonymous Mr. John M. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland G. ClintonMr. and Mrs. John M. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Cullum Mr. Shawn Elder Mr. and Mrs. Terry Farmer Mr. David Grenier Mrs. Shawn Haag Dr. and Mrs. John W. Hyland Ms. Terri T. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Greg King Mrs. Carolyn Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. William B. McClung Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCord Microsoft Matching Gifts ProgramMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. James M. Reynolds Mr. Akhtar Saeed Dr. and Mrs. John W. Secor Ms. Sharon Shumway Ms. Sharon Rae Sievert Mr. and Mrs. Troy Skillern Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Waisanen Mr. Gary Walters Mr. Marshall S. Wenrich $50 to $100 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brister Ms. Barbara E. Homann Mr. and Mrs. Ben Redding Mr. and Mrs. Chris Trampe Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Walther Ms. Rachel Bryan Ms. Milly Butler Ms. Mary C. Dye First Christian Church Mr. Adam LeBlanc

to Our Donors

In-Kind Contributors4 ImprintAbbott IndustriesMs. Anna AdamoAl Biernat’sAlbertsonsMs. Carrie AlexanderMs. Kristy AlexanderMr. Ryan AllredMs. Jade AmblerAmerican Business Women’s Association, Charisma Carter Chap.Andelon Art GalleryMs. Amy AndersonMs. Sharon AndersonAnonymousApartment Association of Greater Dallas (AAGD)Applebee’s

Ms. Alma AragonezMs. Mireya ArevaloArmstrong Middle SchoolArthur Murray Dance StudiosAssistance League of Greater Collin CountyAvon CleanersBachendorf’sMs. Susan BaerBarnes & Noble #2989Mr. Joe BarrentineBaylor University Medical CenterBBVA CompassBeau Rivage Resort and CasinoBen E. Keith CompanyBenefit CorpBent Tree ChurchMs. Regina Berry

Big LotsBilly Bob’s TexasBlue MesaMs. Viveca BonnerMs. Melissa BowmanMs. Ganasia BoydBoyd High SchoolBoys & Girls Club of McKinneyMs. Rebecca BradfordMs. Kay BranchMs. Aresetta BransonBraum’s Ice Cream & GroceryMs. Yvonne BreauxMs. Teresa BriggsBrookshire Grocers #63Ms. Betty BrownMs. Johnetta BrownMs. Michelle Buonasera

Mr. Neil R. BurgerMs. Debbie CaiolaCalifornia Pizza KitchenMs. Susan CallendarCalloway’s NurseryMs. Tower CamilleCampuzano’s MidlothianCanal ClothingMs. Lori CannonCapital One Auto Finance Mr. and Mrs. Alan CaplinCarrington & Coleman Law FirmCarrollton ElementaryCarrollton-Farmers Branch RotaryMs. Beth CaseyCentral MarketCentury BankMs. Jane Chancellor

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Ms. Jennifer Mathews Ms. Jaga Meyers United Methodist Women Mrs. Kim Weaver-McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Mayeux Dr. Judith Allen Ms. Dorothy Hubbard Mr. King Scovell Mr. and Mrs. Ken Toki Mr. and Mrs. Tracey L. VanCleve Ms. Erika Armstrong Mr. Minsang Chan Mr. Kevin Cooper Mr. Ian Coughenour Mr. and Mrs. Scott Downing Ms. Becky Dunn-Wallace Mr. Jim Enderby Forest Meadow Junion High PTA Ms. Jo Ann Freeman Ms. Patricia C. Young and Mr. Donald F. Gatewood Mr. and Mrs. Roderick A. Goyne Miss Jenny Grumbles Mr. James “Bird” Guess Mr. and Mrs. Bob Halpin Ms. Laura Hebert Mr. Michael Henderson Ms. Hayley Hightower

Ms. Michelle Hisle Ms. Rebecca Jackson Mr. Loren Koziol Mr. Dustin Lewis Ms. Kathryn Martin Ms. Katie Martin Ms. Betty Matt Ms. Victoria Michalek Ms. Silpa Munukuru Ms. Lynda Myers Venkata Sriharsha Nerella Ms. Rebecca Niederstadt Ms. Margaret K. Oncken Ms. Paula Otis Ms. Pamela Paris Mr. Vaughn Patterson Ms. Patricia Phillpott Mr. Gary Remmele Ms. Sarah Shin Mr. and Mrs. Norman Spencer Jr.Thalian Culture Club Ms. Mary Beth Tuck Voyagers Social Club Mr. and Mrs. David Walvoord Ms. Laura Washburn Mr. Xiaoxiang Zhang

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Chick-fil-aChris ToombsChrist Makes a DifferenceChurch of ChristChuy’sCiCi’s PizzaCity of Dallas Park & Recreation DivisionMs. Melissa ClarkMr. Robert ClaryMs. Debbie ClaytonClive ChristianClothe-a-ChildCobra ElectronicsMs. Donna CoeMs. Pam ColeMs. Denise CollcuttMr. Tom ConnellMr. John CookMs. Kelly CookMs. Steffani CooperCooper Aerobics CenterCostcoCrescent Family MedicineCrosspoint ChurchMrs. Barbara Hunt CrowMs. Shala CrowMs. Andrea CrumpMr. David CubberleyCuster Road Methodist ChurchCustom Awards and TrophiesMs. Sue DaldinDallas ArboretumDallas MavericksDallas StarsDallas Symphony OrchestraDallas Theater CenterDallas Zoological SocietyDalTex CentreMs. Lisa DammertDavid S. Irvin, The Portrait PhotographersMr. Jerry DaviesMs. Betty DavisMs. Lucy DavisDaySpring Family ChurchMr. Charles DeatonMs. Jeri DeckerMs. Cathy DelisleDelta Sigma Theta sororityMs. Claudia DenneyMr. Owen DewittDillna HeathDisneyland ResortDLA PiperMs. Miriam DobbsMr. Steve DobneyDollar GeneralDonut PalaceDoreltti ProwellDr Pepper StarCenterDr. Phil FoundationDriftwood Estate WineryMs. Becky Dunn-WallaceMs. Nina DyerMr. Mark DykesMs. Dana Nicole EarlsEddins ElementaryMs. Candice Edmerson

El FenixElectronic Data SystemsEmbassy Suites Dallas Love FieldEmerson Fisher ProcessMs. Lindsey EndicottMs. Rebecca Ericksonexhale spaFairways at Wilson CreekFamily VideoFarmers Branch ElementaryMs. Hilda FarrMr. and Mrs. Kenneth FaulkFCAFedora Restaurant & LoungeMs. Toni FerrellFidelity InvestmentsMs. Estela Fierros-FloresFiestaFirst Baptist Church of CarrolltonFirst Baptist Church of Farmers BranchFirst Baptist Church of McKinneyFirst BookFirst Christian ChurchFirst United Methodist ChurchFirst United Methodist Church of McKinneyMs. Dawn FischerMr. Rick FloresMr. Daniel FordMr. Michael FordinalForest Meadow Jr. HighForest Meadow Junior High PTAFort Worth ZoologicalMr. Chip FowlerFrank Seale Middle SchoolMs. Melissa FreeMrs. Mary FreemanMr. Gilbert GaffordMr. Jose GallagaGalleria Ice Skating CenterMs. Rose GarciaMs. Carlynn GardnerMrs. Marianne GargourMs. Kristina GarzaMr. Steve GatlinGene & Jerry Jones Family CharitiesDr. and Mrs. Mark S. GeyerMs. Krystal GibbonsGirl Scouts USAGittingsMr. Michael GlasMs. Sharla GottschalkMs. Christina GoudyMs. Donna GrahamMs. Rochelle GrahamGreat American CookiesMs. Alicia S. GreenMs. Lisa GreenwoodMs. Amber GrubbMs. Sanjuanita GutierrezMs. Donna HagertyHalf Price BooksMr. Mark HallMs. Cindy HaneyMs. Keli HardingMs. Claudia Harrison

Ms. Kristina HarveyHasbro Children’s FoundationHaynsworth PhotographyHeaven’s AtticMs. Deborah HeinemanMs. Carol HeisleyMs. Jennifer HendersonHenry’s Ice CreamMr. James HenslerMs. Stephanie HerrigHigh Pointe Church of ChristHighland Park Middle SchoolHilton Dallas/Park CitiesHilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & SpaMs. Tonya HinkebeinMs. Elizabeth Hinkle-TurnerHoffman International PropertiesMs. Christi HolmanHome DepotRobin HoneycuttMs. Mary HorrocksHouston Astros Baseball ClubHouston’sMs. Debbie HowardMs. Lisa HuangMs. Dorothy HubbardMs. Sandra HubbardMr. and Mrs. Darren HughesHully & MoHyatt Summerfield Suites Lincoln ParkImperial Garden & GrillIntercontinental DallasIntrepid USAInwood Estates VineyardsJ.W. Webb ElementaryMs. Amalia JacksonMs. Cynthia JacksonJackson’s Home and GardenMr. Ricardo JaramilloJason’s DeliMr. and Mrs. Clarence JensenJesuit PreparatoryJimBobKrauseJimmy John’sJoe’s Pizza and PastaMs. Latisha JohnsonMr. Richard JordanJorge’s Tex-Mex CaféKimbell Art MuseumMr. Richard KincaidMs. Penny KirkmanMs. Elisa KlaverKone ElevatorsMs. Beverly KratcherKrogerMr. and Mrs. Richard LaneMs. Jane LangfordMr. Jake LaRoeMs. Vicki LaRoeLarry North FitnessLatson’s Printing & Office Supply, Inc.Mrs. Lisa L. LaughlinDr. Paul LawrenceMs. Mardi LeistLenscrafters

Lewis Public RelationsLiberty Junior HighLifting the Burden Errand ServiceMs. Susan LinLittler-Mendelson Mr. Bill LivelyMs. Tara LoeraLone Star ParkMs. Renee LongMs. Teresa LongMs. Margarita LopezMr. Danny LunsfordMs. Donna LunsfordMs. Jody LylesMr. Leo MackMr. Marco MaldonadoMalvern ElementaryMariano’s HaciendaMari’s Skin Care SalonMark Twain ElementaryMarket Street - UnitedMs. Fay MartinMason DaffineeMattito’s Tex-Mex CocinaMs. Sara McCarrollMr. and Mrs. Michael McConnellMs. Susan McCrawMcDonald’sMr. Sylvester McGowanMr. and Mrs. Larry McKennonMcKinney High SchoolMcKinney High School Football TeamMcKinney High School Kids MatterMckinney High School Tennis TeamMcKinney SmilesMcKinney YMCAMr. Kevin McNallyMedieval TimesMs. Gloria MemmerMerle Norman CosmeticsMetrocrest Social ServicesMs. Christina MeyerMs. Vicki MillerMiller CoorsMs. Nancy MilliganMr. Matthew MitchellMitch-StuartMocha MomsMr. and Mrs. Michael T. ModanoModern Art Museum of Fort WorthMs. Nancy MonroeMr. Kenneth MontgomeryMr. Tim MontgomeryMs. Gloria MoralesMr. Greg MorrisMozzarella CompanyMs. Julie MurrahMy Private DriverNaomi Press ElementaryMs. Nancy NationNational Junior Honor Society at Commerce Middle SchoolNature MaidsNavidad en el BarrioNeiman MarcusMs. Dawne Niethhamer

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Ms. Deborah S. NixonMrs. James NolanNortheast Texas Children’s MuseumOffice Depot Ms. Rachel OllierOmni Mandalay Hotel at Las ColinasOpen Door Worship CenterMs. Janelsa OrozcoMr. Charles OstertagOwens Chapel ChurchOwl ClubMs. Heather PagePanera BreadMr. and Mrs. Matt PapenfusParadise Pen CompanyPark City ClubPark City NewsPark Place LexusParty CityMr. and Mrs. Chris PattersonMs. Mallory PattonRobin PatzigMs. Meredith PaytonPeggy Sue BBQPeople NewspaperMs. Carmen Perales-BusbyMs. Debbie PettyMs. Cynthia PiercePizza Hut, Inc.Plano Community TheaterPlano East High School Football TeamPlatinum MotorcarsPleasant Hill WineryPocket Sandwich TheatreMr. Bobby PoormanPopeyes ChickenPorter’s Army & Navy StoreMs. Ramona PowersPremier Hair SalonPreston Chryslter JeepMs. Susan PricePrime Printing & PromotionsPuermco DominoesQuikTrip CorpMs. Tina RabbRack Room ShoesMs. Claudia RecordMs. Sherry RectorMr. and Mrs. Gary Redwine

Ms. Celia ReidMs. Leslie ReinsRenée Rouleau Skin CareResurrection Lutheran ChurchMrs. Mindi RiceRichardson West Jr. HighRicoh Business SystemsMs. Carolyn RidgwayMr. Russell RiggsMr. and Mrs. Rex D. RobertsRobin Jackson PhotographyMs. Katrina RobinsonMs. Mary Ann RolaffMr. Edwin RosadoRoss Dress for LessRotary Club of CommerceRotary Club of McKinneyMs. Kristi RuckerMs. Mary RussoRusty Glenn DesignsS&S Self StorageSalon 205Salvation ArmySam Houston Middle SchoolMs. Peggy SankusMs. April SaucedaMs. Allison SavySaxby’s CoffeeScotty’s GiftsMs. Nancy ShaheenSHW GroupMs. Sandra SiddallMr. and Mrs. Jeremy SimmonsMs. Amber SimsMs. Jean SimsSix Flags Over TexasMr. Eric SmithSNAPZbags, LLC.Mr. and Mrs. Marney Snow Jr.Ms. Anna SonenthalSonicSouthwest Airlines Co.Southwest Landscape Nursery CompanyMs. Lisa SpringerMs. Diana SprouseMs. Tammy SprouseMs. Brenda SpurginSt. Andrews Episcopal ChurchSt. Anne’s Catholic Church

St. Gabriel’s Catholic CommunityMr. Wain St. JohnSt. Michael’s Catholic ChurchStaplesZane StappStarbucks CoffeeMs. Alison StaringState Fair of TexasState Farm InsuranceStephen F. Austin Middle SchoolMs. Lois StevensMs. Lindsey StockdaleStonebridge Ranch Ladies AssociationSubwayMs. Valerie SulleyMs. Sherri SwilleySwirll Winery & Wine BarTaco BellTaco DeliteMs. Rachael TalbotTargetRazieh TavakoliMs. Sheena TavanaTaverna Pizzeria & RisotteriaMs. Becky TaylorMs. Deanna TaylorTexas A&M University at CommerceTexas Discovery Gardens in Fair ParkTexas RangersThe Brothers LaRoeThe Container StoreThe Fairmont San FranciscoThe Paper LionThe Spa at Canyon OaksThe Stoneleigh Hotel and SpaThe TJX FoundationThe Women’s Museum: An Institute for the Futuretimes ten cellarsTITAS Extraordinary Dance and MusicTom ThumbToys for TotsMs. Cheryl TravisMs. Monica TrevinoMs. Alycia TrotterMs. Judi TurmanMs. Cassaundra Turner

Turner Construction Company of TexasMs. Ana UhlUnited Methodist WomenMs. Jennifer UpdikeMs. Janet UtleyValley Ranch Baptist ChurchVia ReálViewPoint BankVillage of Stonebrook ResidentsVoyager Expanded LearningMs. Mandy WalkerWal-MartWalnut Grove Middle SchoolMs. Abby WambaughMs. Renee WarnockMs. Jessica WarrenMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. WatsonWebb Chapel Baptist ChurchMs. Debra WelbornWendy Krispin CaterersWesley PreschoolMr. Joshua WestMs. Mary WestbrookMs. Michelle WesterfieldMs. Christine WetzelWhataburgerMs. Chace WhittingtonMs. Jennifer WilderMs. Joyce WilderMr. Charlie WilliamsMs. Emily WilliamsMs. Melanie WilliamsWilliams High SchoolWilliamson PrintingWillow Creek FellowshipWilmeth PTOMr. Myron WilsonMs. Julie WinklerMs. Marsha WinstelMr. Matt WolcottWolford ElementaryMs. Donna WrightWrite SelectionXO CommunicationsMs. Jane XuMs. Nancy YarbroughMr. and Mrs. John YianitsasMs. Jennifer ZornesMs. Peggy Zwermann

“CISDR is an amazing group, that really makes a tremendous impact on our community, and I’m very proud to be a part.”—Craig Anderson,Partner, DLA Piper, and CISDR Board Member

CongratulationsGraduates!

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Seven of the 701 2008-2009 CISDR Graduates

Kevin Rosie Kimberly

Roy RoyAshley Fabian

Devondra and Maria

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