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Board of Directors Member
Ellie Caplice
As a Dinner Host for the
Progressive Dinner & Auction for multiple years, Ellie Caplice had become familiar with SCAN and its mission.
This year she joins SCAN as a member of the Board of Directors, and Vice-Chair for the 2016 Progressive Dinner & Auction. In the role of Vice-Chair, Ellie will help the committee organize and plan the event with a goal of raising $170,000 for SCAN's programs.
"I have been a dinner host for Progressive Dinner for a few years, and it has always been such a fun and easy way to help SCAN. I am excited to see the other side of the Progressive Dinner and help with the planning of the event," Ellie said.
The 14th Annual Progressive Dinner and Auction will be held on Saturday April 30, 2016. Following cocktails, hors d'oeuvre's and a live auction at a private home, guests will dine at one of the more than 20 dinner homes in Windsor Farms, Westmoreland Place, and the near West End, and later "progress" to the Tuckahoe Woman's Club for dessert, followed by a spirited silent auction and dancing.
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Thank you to those who have served us in past years, those who will continue to serve into the years ahead. SCAN is truly grateful to have your support and service in its work to change lives.
Board of Directors
Birck Turnbull, President
Thalhimer Carolyn Port, Vice President The Pediatric Center Casey E. Bartok, Treasurer KPMG, LLP Jen Kostyniuk, Secretary Dominion Lisa Meadows Ambrose Johnson & Johnson Coburn Beck Troutman Sanders, LLP Cathy Bos Community Volunteer Leemore Burke Commonwealth OB/GYN Ellie Caplice Community Volunteer Jimmy Chou SingleStone Rachel Davis Community Volunteer Jeff Elgin Capital One David Green GRTC Transit System Kristin Hamlin Wells Fargo Brett Hawkins Thompson, Siegel & Walmsley, LLC Kari Teagno Hyman Boscobel LLC/Free Bridge Contracting Erin Smith Jewett Community Volunteer Margaret Keightley Catholic Diocese of Richmond Tiffany Lange Community Volunteer Allison Monette Altria Michael Noble Virginia Credit Union Jay Olander Apartment Trust of America Kevin Purnell Kevin D. Purnell, PLC Marni Rice
Community Volunteer Kristy Shaffer CarMax Geoffrey Smith Harris Williams John C. Stanchina Rutherfoord Sofia Teferi Bon Secours Health System, Inc. John Turner Bon Secours Health System, Inc. Kay Tyler Sterling Home Staging Kimberley D. VanHuss Elliott Davis
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Board of Young Professionals
Samira Creel, Chair
Capital One
Wilson Flohr, Vice Chair
Porter Realty Company/Commercial Real Estate
Amanda Arnold
Virginia Society of CPA's
Jill Barden
Indivior Inc.
C. Armistead Blanton
M&T Bank
Brooke Brissette
Altria
Abigail Conley
Virginia Commonwealth University
Jennifer Corey
M&T Bank
Joseph Crews
Viking SupplyNet
Sarah Crews
Genworth
Matt Curtin
Impact Makers
Sam Dibert, Jr.
Dibert Valve and Fitting Company, Inc.
Christina Edwards
Williams Mullen
Heath Gates
CowanGates, P.C.
Kristina Holt
Ryan Homes
Kristen Johnson
Supreme Court of Virginia
Rachel Joyce
Virginia Commonwealth Investments/Choice One Real Estate
Jessica Majkowycz
Capital One
Nora McMahon
Braley & Thompson
Elaine Minor
Full Circle Grief Center
Brian Pavlik
Dominion
Caitlin Roberts
Arthritis Foundation
Rachel Rosenberg
Virginia Commonwealth University
Anya Shaffer
Virginia Department of Health
Chris Sill
Digital Benefit Advisors
Adrienne C. Taylor
St. Catherine's School
Brooke Tudeen
The Martin Agency
Lauren Weidner
Children's Home Society of Virginia
Logan Weis
Summit Fitness
Martha Woodruff
Capital One
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Snack and School Supply Donations Needed
SCAN is in need of healthy snack donations for its programs, and school supplies for the upcoming year. Suggested food items include goldfish crackers, packaged fruit snacks, Nutri-Grain bars, and juice boxes.
If anyone from your neighborhood, faith community, club, etc., would like to collect and donate snacks or school supplies, please contact Kristen Read at [email protected]
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SCAN-IT
Vol. 56, July 2015
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Speak Up For A Child with Richmond CASA
Each year, CASA volunteers contribute over 5,000 hours of in-kind service. Since Richmond CASA's establishment in 1990, they have served over 10,000 children.
Richmond CASA recruits, trains, and supervises competent and dedicated volunteers who advocate for the needs of abused, neglected, and at-risk children in juvenile dependency proceedings. CASA volunteers gather valuable information to assist the Judge in making decisions about the child's placement and permanency. By advocating for children in court cases, CASA volunteers help to reduce the time a child spends in the court system and/or in foster care while promoting safe, permanent homes for all children.
"Volunteering as a CASA has been an incredibly rewarding experience. Being a part of the effort to give embattled children in our region the opportunity to have a better life, and to help them find homes that can provide the security and support they need, is as worthwhile a mission as I know," said CASA Volunteer Chris Sill.
Currently, Richmond CASA has 206 open cases with 70 active volunteers, along with 105 children on the waiting list and counting.
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Volunteers at the Heart of SCAN
The job of SCAN's Volunteer Coordinator is to link our volunteer's passions with our organizational mission.
"People come to us with a unique set of skills and talents and I want them to find a place here at SCAN where they can use those skills and talents to help prevent and treat child abuse and neglect," said Melissa Brooks.
Volunteers are at the heart of SCAN's daily operations. SCAN's volunteers average between 700-1,000 hours of volunteer time per month.
Melissa joined SCAN in June as the Volunteer Coordinator with the goal to continue to leverage volunteer's gift of time and talents to effectively address the needs of the children and families SCAN serves.
"Volunteers not only help us carry out the day to day functions of SCAN, but also help us run efficiently and increase our adaptability; making our work better resourced with a rich underlying culture of kids first," said Melissa.
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Thank you to our
who donate more than $1,000 each year to support SCAN's programs.
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Karen & Dru Adams
Angela & Matt Akin
Ruth & Franco Ambrogi
Trina & Roy Anise
Tiff & Kelly Armstrong
Casey & Peter Bartok
Lindley & Coby Beck
Cathy & Howard Bos
Leemore & Alan Burke
Daisy & Thomas Byrd
William Byrd
Edie & Bob Cabaniss
Jeff Chandler
Samantha & Jimmy Chou
Samira & Carl Creel
Jennifer & Paul Croston
Rose & Josh Dare
Susan & Bob Dausch
Trudy Rickman &
Chuck Dean
David DeGhetto
Meredith & Sam Dibert
Molly Dodge
Deborah & Paul Edmunds
Carolyn & Jeff Elgin
Betsy & Bobby Fauntleroy
Audrey & David Franks
Dana & Gray Garland
Bruce Gottwald
Freddie & Lawrence Gray
Kim & Jon Hahn
Kristin & Jeff Hamlin
Deborah & Steve Harms
Betsy & Frank Harris
Hillary & Brett Hawkins
Diane & Gene Hosenfeld
Rachel Hunziker
Renee & Steve Hupp
Kari & Heath Hyman
Susan & Neville Johnson
Kimberly Cosby & William Johnson
Carrie & Tommy Johnstone
Cindy & Michael Joyce
Margaret & Jerry Keightley
Deborah & John Kemper
Jen & John Kostyniuk
Amy & Bryon Ladd
Evan & Ben Ladd
Tiffany & Mark Lange
Lisa & Harris Leiner
Tehshau Luan
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Ann Marie & Paul Lundmark
Elizabeth & Michael Martin Jeanine & Michael Maruca Carol McCoy Cathy & Read McGehee Caroline & Marshall Morton Lynn & Jeff Mussatt Ruth & Ken Niemaseck Caroline & Mike Noble Diana & John O'Connor Jay Olander Susan Gray & Ronald Page Liz & Paul Pearce Anne Marie & Bryan Petrucelli Scottie & George Phillips Kelly Pickerel Carolyn & John Port Kevin Purnell Amy & Brian Quigley Kristen Read Leslie & J. Winston Read Maria & Kevin Reardon Suzanne & Frank Reichel Marni & Baylor Rice Kristy & Jake Shaffer Janet & Lee Showalter Mary & Alex Slaughter Kristi & Geoff Smith Jeanne & Charlie Stallings Lucinda & John Stanchina Mary & Wally Stettinius Kim VanHuss & Christopher Stofko Chris Stringer Eric Sundberg Letty & Bill Tate Kelly & Kirk Tattersall Sofia Teferi Christie & Birck Turnbull Gayla & John Turner Kay & William Tyler Margaretha & Jose Valderas Jr. Peyton & Granville Valentine Susan Wadsworth Janet & Mark Walker Stephanie & Brad Welles Laura & Steve Wilson
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Thank You! University of Richmond
Kappa Alpha Theta
for your support during Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Richmond Memorial Health Foundation for the generous use of your space for meetings. |
Become a Steward of Children
Stewards of Children is an internationally recognized revolutionary training that educates adults about how to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse. This program was created by Darkness to Light (www.d2l.org).
Stewards of Children is ideal for parents, staff and volunteers in youth-serving organizations and concerned community members. SCAN believes it's the responsibility of adults to prevent child sexual abuse. Stewards of Children gives everyone the tools to do this.
August 20, 2015
6pm - 8:30 pm
SCAN
103 East Grace Street
Richmond, VA 23219
To sign up for this class, please RSVP to Margo Buchanan at [email protected].
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Save the Date!
Thursday October 8, 2015
A night of fashion and fun to benefit SCAN!
Saturday April 30, 2016
For more information, please contact Kristen
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