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Message ANNUAL REPORT | FISCAL YEAR 2024Empowering Familiesto Create a Beautiful Life
BOARD OF DIRECTORSOFFICERSSteven EphraimPresidentBusiness Performance AdvisorInsperityPaul DavisVice PresidentDiversity Sales ConsultantProfessional Diversity NetworkDave Robertson SecretarySr. Vice President, Chief HR O cerGuild Mortgage Carol Gallagher, Ph.dTreasurerManaging PrincipalAlliance for ExcellenceMEMBERS AT LARGEJesus AguilarVP of Finance and AccountingPenchecksRomin BehsetaFounderBeBene ts Insurance ServicesRobert CoronelFirst Vice PresidentMorgan StanleyLeslie CruzDirector of Professional ServicesResMedSoyoung McFarland, MDPhysician, Internal MedicineKaiser PermanenteToni McMahonRegional Marketing ManagerFuscoe EngineeringSteven OsinskiFaculty, Marketing DepartmentFowler College of Business, SDSUDavid WallaceGeneral ManagerSenior HelpersLaura WatkinsVP, Marketing & Enrollment (retired) Santa Clara Family Health PlanEX OFFICIOLaura Tancredi-Baese, LCSWChief Executive O cerHome Start, Inc.EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIPLaura A. Tancredi-Baese, LCSWChief Executive O cer Erica AsburyChief Financial O cer Mark LagaceDirector of PhilanthropyEsteban OjedaHuman Resources ManagerDr. Crystal Pugh, PsyDDirector of ProgramsFISCAL YEAR 2024 - 2025FISCAL YEAR 2024 - 2025
DEAR HOME START SUPPORTER,As we celebrate our 53rd year of service to San Diego County, we refl ect with deep gratitude for the generosity, compassion, and support of partners like you. Thanks to your belief in our mission, Home Start continues to grow and adapt to meet the ever-evolving needs of the vulnerable children, families, and individuals we serve.Together, we’ve achieved remarkable milestones over the past year, including:■ 239 families enrolled in our First 5 First Steps program, building stronger foundations for parent-child relationships.■ Our Behavioral Health Services team supported 180+ children and families, ensuring healing.■ Through our Communities in Action program, 786 clients received comprehensive assessments, 265 families received diaper assistance, and 1,245 tax returns were prepared.■ In the ght against food and housing insecurity, we provided 6,000 meals to those experiencing homelessness, while our housing programs supported 92 households in Rapid Rehousing and o ered emergency shelter to nearly 100 people.■ And through parenting support, 387 in-home sessions and 94 parent graduations helped families break cycles of neglect and abuse with compassion and guidance.These numbers represent more than statistics — they are lives changed, families stabilized, and futures rewritten because of your generous partnership. Every therapy session, parenting class, home visit, and night in a safe bed was made possible by you.We are proud to continue growing our newest programs, including Probation Navigation and Vicarious Trauma Support Groups, to stay responsive to the urgent needs of our community.This Annual Report o ers a deeper look at these achievements and shares stories of real people whose lives have been transformed. We hope you’re inspired by what we’ve accomplished together, and reminded that none of it would be possible without you.Thank you for continuing to stand with us. With your help, we are empowering families and individuals to create a beautiful life. Laura A. Tancredi-Baese, LCSW, CEOSteven Ephraim, Board PresidentPS: As we look forward to celebrating Laura’s upcoming retirement early Summer 2025, please join me in extending your heartfelt well-wishes to her. Since joining Home Start 18 years ago, Laura has been the driving force behind our mission to strengthen San Diego’s most at-risk families and communities. Her vision and unwavering dedication have expanded our reach, doubled our impact, and brought hope to countless families. Thank you Laura for your incredible legacy! — Steven
Through our core programs Home Start helps to address the conditions that can contribute to risky or abusive situations – poverty, unsafe neighborhoods, lack of a ordable housing, and unemployment – while concurrently addressing individual self-suffi ciency and emotional needs. COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR FAMILIES ............................................... 7FAMILY VISITATION PROGRAM .................... 7HOUSING & OUTREACH PROGRAMS ........... 8MATERNITY HOUSING PROGRAM .............. 11SOCIAL ENTERPRISES ............................... 12BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES .................................................... 14FIRST 5 FIRST STEPS ................................. 16CALFRESH ................................................... 18COMMUNITIES IN ACTION .......................... 19VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ..................... 19VOLUNTEER HOURS ................................... 19FINANCIALS ................................................ 20ANNUAL EVENTS ........................................ 21DONORS ....................................................... 22Last year, overreports of suspected abuse/neglect were made to San Diego's Child Abuse Hotline which representschildren.38,75467,6944 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Report
www.home-start.org | 5 www.home-start.org | 5 THERE ARE MANY WAYS OUR VOLUNTEERS AND DONORSHELP TO SUPPORT HOME START'S MISSION AND PROGRAMSDONATE ITEMS VOLUNTEER GIVE GENEROUSLYOur Thrift Boutique accepts donations of gently-used clothing, furniture and housewares.Volunteers distribute toys and food and also sta many of our programs and events.We are grateful for the support of many individuals and organizations. BUY A CANDLE SPONSOR AN EVENT HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE & BEFRIEND-A-FAMILYBright Futures Candles is our newest social enterprise — they make great gifts!Our annual gala and Hallo-Wine events generate critcal funds for our life-changing programs.Bring holiday cheer to local children in need.Visit our website, like us on Facebook and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram for the most current news and events.www.home-start.org
ANDREW joined Home Start’s Family Visitation Program in Summer 2024; he hadn’t had a relationship with his six-year-old daughter, Kayla, since she was an infant. He had decided it was time to step up and be a good father, but he was not sure how. With support from his Home Start Family Visit Coach, Andrew began learning how to rebuild trust and connect with his daughter.On recent morning, Kayla arrived to the supervised visit visibly upset and refused to leave the car. Instead of shutting down, Andrew put his new skills into action—speaking gently, rubbing her back, and o ering comfort without pushing. Kayla resisted, but Andrew patiently o ered options and validated her feelings. Eventually, she agreed to start the visit with a walk.Soon, a race around the parking lot turned into laughter, smiles, and connection. Andrew adapted to Kayla’s cues, encouraging her step by step with support from his Visit Coach. By the end of their visit, Kayla was sitting on her dad’s lap, asking questions, giving hugs, and saying “I love you” back to a father she was only just beginning to know.With each coached interaction, Andrew is becoming the safe, engaged parent his daughter deserves.Andrew is a client in Home Start’s Family Visitation Program6 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Report
www.home-start.org | 7COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR FAMILIES (CSF)This program provides a comprehensive educational and supportive approach to help children maintain their placements in safe, nurturing, and stable homes.● Community and home-based parenting education classes● Parent Partners a peer support program● Family Support Clinician services387FAMILY VISITATION PROGRAM (FVP)This program provides visitation services to parents involved with Child Welfare who are working to reunify with their children.● Family Visit Coaching● Supervised Visitation● Transportation ServicesCSF and FVP services are free of charge and are oered in several regions of the County by Home Start.families received in home parenting education and case management servicesfamilies received Parent Partner servicesfamilies received Family Support Clinician Servicesparents graduated from group-based parenting classestransports for children to see their parentsfamilies received supervised visitation services and completedvisitsfamilies received visit coaching services and completedvisits4347941,33112564322313
HOUSING AND OUTREACH PROGRAMSHOST HOME SERVICESTemporary housing placements in community members’ homes for youth experiencing homelessness between the ages of 14-24 years old.HOMELESSNESS OUTREACHMeets and engages individuals experiencing homelessness. The outreach team connects individuals with resources and provides aid in meeting basic needs.DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (DV)Flexible light, medium, and high nancial assistance and services for survivors.8 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Report2young people received host home servicesmeals provided to our unsheltered neighbors through our partnership with Lucky Duck Foundationadults and children provided Rapid Rehousing and supportive servicesindividuals experiencing homelessness received outreach servicesindividuals experiencing homelessness received transportation assistance, food assistance, emergency motel stays, and other assistance6,000101811,29598
SANDY and her 5-year-old son, Brandon, received assistance from Home Start’s East County Housing Team this past winter. After months of living in their car they were able to transition from homelessness to hope by moving into a home of their own! Our team ensured the moment was special: waiting in the entryway was a brand-new tricycle, just for Brandon. It was more than a toy — it was a symbol of a fresh start.The very next day, when our Housing Manager, Rorie, visited, Brandon ran up beaming with excitement. Tugging at her pant leg, he exclaimed, “Guess what? We have nature here at my house!” For Brandon, even a small yard with a tree and a few plants felt like a world of wonder—a place where he and his mom could feel safe, grounded, and free.Because of your generous support, families like Sandy and Brandon’s are not only nding shelter, but a true sense of home and healing. Your donations help provide more than housing — they bring dignity, joy, and a future lled with possibility.Sandy is a client of Home Start’s Rapid Rehousing Programwww.home-start.org | 9
10 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual ReportDESIREE is a brave young mother who lives with her adorable one-year-old daughter in Home Start’s Maternity Housing Program. A few years ago, Desiree fl ed her hometown in a di erent part of the state. After high school, she had begun dating a young man who became extremely physically abusive. Fearing for her safety and life, she made her way to San Diego. She enrolled herself in college, got a job, and was in her last year of school about to earn her degree and graduate. Unfortunately, Desiree suddenly became extremely ill. She lost her ability to walk and to work, and she had to leave school. Soon she had no money left for rent and became homeless. She was pregnant, bouncing between sleeping at friends’ houses and in her vehicle. She then found herself with a newborn and became even more desperate. Thankfully, that’s when a friend told her about Home Start and our Maternity Housing Program. She reached out to our sta , and soon Home Start provided her and her beautiful one month old daughter with their own apartment. This past year and a half, Desiree’s Case Manager has been alongside Desiree for her new chapter of life and remains a constant encourager.Today the future is looking much brighter. This brave young mom plans to return to school and nish her degree, nd a decent paying job, and raise her daughter well.Desiree is a client in Home Start’s Maternity Housing Program
MATERNITY HOUSING PROGRAM (MHP) The Maternity Housing Program (MHP) provides pregnant or parenting women facing homelessness ages 18-24 and their children with mid- to long-term housing and wrap-around supportive services.MHP oers these mothers a safe, stable home and educational programs to provide them the tools to become self-sucient and develop healthy relationships with their children. Home Start’s MHP also oers these young mothers:● Evidence-based parenting education● Job-readiness training● Behavioral health services● Financial literacy● Higher education support● Support from a Child Development Specialistwww.home-start.org | 11young mothers and their children provided permanent housing and supportive serviceshomeless youth and their children provided transitional housing and supportive services91099
SOCIAL ENTERPRISESTHRIFT BOUTIQUENo ordinary thrift store, the Home Start Thrift Boutique o ers a high-quality selection of gently used clothing, household goods and furniture for sale.Get a good deal and help local families at the same time — as a social enterprise, our Thrift Boutique reinvests pro ts back into programs that help at-risk families and children thrive and succeed. The store also provides a supportive setting for young mothers and youth in our housing programs to develop sustainable job skills and gain work experience as they move toward greater independence.3611 Adams Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116Visit www.home-start.org for seasonal hours❤DONATE VOLUNTEER SHOPLIKE US12 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Report
BRIGHT FUTURES CANDLESHome Start’s newest social enterprise oers additional income to transition-age youth and their families as well as priceless job-training and employment opportunities for our residents.With each purchase of a Bright Futures Candle, a San Diego-based young person is given the opportunity to learn new skills, grow in condence, and develop their independence.Available in a variety of scents at the Home Start Thrift Boutique or online at brightfuturescandles.comwww.home-start.org | 13
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES> TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN:PARENT-CHILD INTERACTION THERAPY (PCIT)PCIT is an evidence-based best practice supported by more than 30 years of research. Through an earpiece, specially trained therapists coach parents/caregivers as they interact with their child. Parents/caregivers learn relationship-enhancing skills and parenting techniques for improving their child’s behavior.TRAUMA-FOCUSED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (TF-CBT)An evidence-based treatment for youth a ected by trauma and their caregivers or parents.14 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Report> TREATMENT FOR ADULTS: HOME START, INC. COUNSELING CENTERWith sensitivity to the needs of each individual and family we serve, our professional counselors o er therapeutic services to promote healing, personal growth, healthy interpersonal relationships, and positive life transitions.children and families received therapyadults received individual / group counseling servicesreferrals receivedcalls received to the Intake Line18010330275
SAM was referred to Home Start’s Behavioral Health Services at four years old because he was experiencing deep trauma. After witnessing domestic violence and abuse in his home, Sam was su ering from intense separation anxiety, frequent nightmares, and inappropriate behaviors for his age. His mother, desperate to help her son heal, reached out for support.Home Start connected the family with a therapist trained in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), a proven, evidence-based approach to strengthening parent-child relationships and reducing behavioral issues. During weekly coaching sessions, Sam’s mother learned PRIDE skills—Praise, Refl ection, Imitation, Description, and Enjoyment—empowering her to connect with Sam through structured, positive interactions.As the therapy progressed into its next phase, focused on communication and consistent discipline strategies, Sam began to thrive. His mother reports that he now follows directions, acts out less at home, and no longer clings to her with fear when being dropped o at preschool. Most encouragingly, his nightmares have stopped.Sam and his mother are building a safer, more secure future together. Your generosity makes it possible for children like Sam to begin their healing journeys and reclaim their childhoods — one loving moment at a time.www.home-start.org | 15Sam is a client in Home Start’s Behavioral Health Services Program
FIRST 5 FIRST STEPSFirst 5 of San Diego County promotes the health and well-being of young children during their most critical years of development, from the prenatal stage through ve years of age. As part of our mission to strengthen families in order to protect children, Home Start Inc. partners with First 5 of San Diego County to o er the First 5 First Steps Family Support Program in East County. Ways in which our Family Support Specialists partner with parents:● Nurture the development of healthy relationships between parent and child● Enhance parent knowledge about the growth and development of their child● Support positive parenting practices● Provide community referrals● Support mindfulness and stress reduction practices16 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Report239families were served35families graduated
NADIA was forced to fl ee her war-torn country a few years ago after being threatened by terrorists who tried to take over her home. Seeking safety, she made the courageous journey to the United States, determined to build a better future.Now a devoted mother to two boys, Nadia wanted to ensure her sons had every opportunity to thrive — even without nearby family support. She enrolled in Home Start’s First 5 First Steps in-home visitation program to learn more about child development and strengthen her parenting skills.Nadia eagerly participates in weekly sessions with her Family Support Specialist, applying what she learns during playtime and daily routines with her boys. All while balancing college courses and preparing for a brighter future for her family. Her husband, Omar, is learning English and working part-time while sharing childcare duties.When a steep rent increase threatened to steal the joy of their rst family holiday, sta nominated them for Home Start’s Befriend-a-Family program — ensuring the boys’ holiday would be lled with joy and gifts.Nadia’s family is not only surviving — they are building a life full of promise, love, and hope right here in our community.www.home-start.org | 17Nadia and Omar are clients in Home Start’s First 5 First Steps Program
I’m an MA graduate whose life circumstances led me to ask for government assistance. Due to the stigmatism associated with seeking government help, I did not want to apply for any relief, even when I was struggling a lot. I’m hardworking AND I have a degree, so I could not fathom not being able to ‘make it on my own.’ However, after many months of stress and tears, I visited Home Start, and after verifying my income and talking to them about my situation, they helped me apply for Cal-Fresh. Throughout the process, they made me feel like a human, and not a failure for seeking assistance. They guided me throughout the process, and they made me feel less alone and more optimistic. — Alejandra18 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Report1,244+individuals received outreach and education regarding CalFresh552individual renewals and new enrollments were completedCALFRESH PROGRAMOur CalFreshprogram provides bene ts enrollment assistance for students, individuals & families to access healthy, nutritious food.“
www.home-start.org | 19COMMUNITIES IN ACTION (CinA)VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE PROGRAM(VITA)1,245State and Federal returns prepared by Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) sites operated by Home Start$1,207,192 in Federal refunds received by clients$881,686 in State refunds received by clientsO ering a hand-up through a continuum of care, this program helps move individuals and families towards self-su ciency. Working from a strength-based perspective, each client is treated as a partner in the creation of individualized service plans designed to help them achieve self-su ciency.● Referrals to community resources and bene ts applications assistance● Stabilization Support (such as clothing, emergency food, emergency utility assistance and hygiene packs) to those experiencing a crisis● Workforce Development Support (resume building, interviewing skills, job search assistance, guidance on obtaining promotions)● Financial Skills Classes● Access to Free Tax AssistanceHOME START VOLUNTEERS377volunteers10,197volunteer hours$262,030in-kind value786received back tax assistanceattended Education and Cognitive Development workshopsattendedFinancial Skills workshopsattended Domestic Violence Prevention workshopsreceived diaper assistancereceived comprehensive assessment servicesreceived stabilization supportsreceived referrals to supportsreceived basic needs assistance received individual nancial coachingreceived matched savings services537486213176171206011040265
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2024 and 2023 2024* 2023CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents Unrestricted 635,389 1,359,111 Restricted 29,954 29,954 Investments 1,943,551 1,779,970 Grants receivable, net 1,915,424 1,176,414 Accounts receivable - other 5,365 1,413 Prepaid Expenses and other assets 378,526 318,748 Total Current Assets 4,908,209 4,665,610 NONCURRENT ASSETS Grants receivable, net - - Property and equipment, net 5,665,667 5,816,994 Other non-current assets - 751,466 Total Noncurrent Assets 5 ,665,667 6 ,568,460TOTAL ASSETS 10,573,876 11,234,070 CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable 84,692 190,564 Accrued expenses and other liabilities 541,358 350,170 Accrued interest payable - 1,481 Deferred revenue 516,994 259,563 Line of credit - - Custodial funds 35,886 29,954 Current portion of notes payable - 293,028 Other current liabilities 38,977 250,024 Total Current Liabilities 1,217,907 1,374,784 NONCURRENT LIABILITIES Accrued interest payable - - Notes payable, net of current portion 698,579 998,087 Total Noncurrent Liabilities 698,579 998,087 TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,916,486 2,372,871 NET ASSETS Without Donor Restrictions 8,286,651 8,402,490 With Donor Restrictions 370,739 458,709 TOTAL NET ASSETS 8,657,390 8,861,199TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 10,573,876 11,234,070STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESREVENUE AND SUPPORT Fundraising Special Events 280,982 400,668 Less: Cost of fundraising special events (121,772) (111,589) Special Events, Net 159,210 289,079 Grant Revenue 10,677,291 10,001,642 Loan Forgiveness - 596,380 Contributions - Foundations 1,248,913 727,831 Contributions - Individuals and Other 194,442 144,057 Contributed Materials & Services 312,684 150,109 Investment Income 162,629 117,994 Thrift Boutique Sales 64,838 75,042 Rental Income 16,182 19,391 Other Income 35,766 26,454 Net assets released from use restriction - - Total Revenue & Support 12,871,954 12,147,979 EXPENSES Program Services: Supportive Housing 5,546,080 4,663,716 Child Abuse Prevention 3,002,075 3,150,514 Family Strengthening 639,726 598,345 Therapeutic Services 590,616 580,323 Social Enterprise 262,980 270,842 Total Program Services 10,041,477 9,263,740 Supporting Services: Management and General 2,028,820 1,797,834 Fundraising and Development 876,550 344,725 Total Supporting Services 2,905,370 2,142,559TOTAL EXPENSES 12,946,847 11,406,299 Change in Net Assets (74,893) 741,680 Net Assets at the Beginning of the Year 8,861,199 8,119,519NET ASSETS AT THE END OF THE YEAR 8,786,306 8,861,199* These gures represent draft revenue and expense summary reports for scal year 2024; nal audited nancial statements will be available on our website by June 2025.
FUNDS RAISED AT OUR TWO ANNUAL EVENTS HELP SUPPORT OUR MISSION.HALLO-WINE FALL FESTIVALHeld annually each October in recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness MonthBLUE RIBBON GALA Held annually each Spring in recognition of National Child Abuse Prevention Month
22 | Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Report$20,000 and higherAlliance Healthcare FoundationCalifornia Foundation for Stronger CommunitiesCalifornia Governor’s Oce of Emergency ServicesChortek Weisman Family Foundation of the Jewish Community FoundationCity of El CajonCity of La MesaCity of San Diego Community Development Block Grant ProgramDavid C. Copley FoundationCounty of San DiegoCounty of San Diego Health & Human ServicesCushman FoundationFirst 5 Commision of San Diego Countygiv4 homelessness Fund of the Jewish Community FoundationGuild Giving FoundationInternal Revenue ServiceThe JEM ProjectJewish Community Foundation San DiegoLife Science Cares San DiegoLifeline Community ServicesPack FoundationPrebys FoundationPrice Philanthropies FoundationRancho Santa Fe FoundationRodeki FoundationRSM US FoundationSan Diego Foundation Early Childhood InitiativeSan Diego Housing CommisionSan Diego Hunger CoalitionThe San Diego LGBT Community CenterSan Diego Regional Task Force on HomelessnessSan Diego State UniversitySan Diego Youth ServicesU.S. Bank FoundationU.S. Department of Health & Human Services - Family & Youth Services BureauU.S. Department of Housing & Urban DevelopmentWalter J. and Betty C. Zable FoundationYMCA of San Diego County$10-$20KCalifornia Department of Corrections and RehabilitationCGK ConsultingCharles and Ruth Billingsley FoundationCity of San Diego Family Justice CenterEllen Browning Scripps FoundationGoodwin Family Memorial TrustSamer KhouliMolina HealthcareRite Aid Healthy FuturesLaura ShawverTCW GlobalWestern Alliance Bank$5-10KRomin Behseta and Alexis RanglasKen BenderBettyann BirdBoys and Girls Aid Society of San DiegoCentura FoundationDeFalco Family FoundationSteven and Veronica EphraimEvelyn Favero-HealdMaria GatesGuild MortgageMarjorie HeinrichIn-N-Out Burger FoundationKilroy RealtyGreg and TeriAnne LibbySoyoung and Cameron McFarlandMolina HealthcareSteven and Ellen OsinskiPack FoundationRest Haven Children’s Health FundSharp Health PlanDavid Swanson$1000 - $4,999211 San DiegoDonna AbregoShalini and Sunny AhujaDanielle AlbaAnaheim Ducks Foundation / San Diego GullsKevin AufmannGloria BaekMonica BallLaurie BanePatricia BelloRobert and Tamara BlumSalini BowenAdriana BowermanAnn BuckinghamMarisa CalderonJennifer CappaRae CisnerosP. Kay Coleman and Janice MontleFernanda ColsonCordoba Corp.Leslie and Pedro CruzKaren CummingsPaul DavisJoel DeGuzmanAndria Del TrediciDiecidue Family FoundationShawnie DumaranExcedeoFUSCOE EngineeringCarol GallagherJason GilbertRussell GinnsErica GonzalesSonia GonzalezValerie GrandgirardLauren and Matt GrithKatrina GrithGuild MortgageLeslie HandPeggy HayesVince HealdGeorge HechtBonnie and Terry HerronLinde HotchkissJulie HusseyAngie IvancichStacey JamesColby JordanKaiser PermanentePrashant KantakCynthia KelloggAndy and Courtney KellyIsaac KellyLIsa KerwinTamera KohlerKriselle KraneJana La RosaDeborah LarkinJudy LeftwichMarie LemkulWill LemkulLibby Consulting LLCJanet McAfee and Dave IsamanRene McKeeJohn McKuneNorthern TrustSepehr NozariOptima OceSabine OstrofeKristin PacicPacic Southwest Association of RealtorsPerkins Coie LLPGigi PolancoStacy Matseas RacetteSumati RawatStaci ReidingerDave Robertson and Les PowellBill and Sheryl RowlingJim SakrisonMitzi SalgadoJerey SimpsonDana Smith and Cindy HensonSoroptimist International of CoronadoStarbucksRebecca StevensMargherita StutzSunroad Insurance ServicesLaura and Lorie Tancredi-BaesePaula Taylor and Bernie KulchinTri Counties BankVirtus Partners IncDavid & Edna WallaceOliver WeltyZak WhitehillSusan WhitneyJennifer Zhu$100-999Adrienne AcreLuz AlarconJason AllenBetty ArapostathisAlyssa ArdavanisAlethea ArguilezElia AyadMaria BadilloCharles BahdeKatherine BakerKenzie BallLaurie BaneLinda BarnerBarney & Barney LLCMark BarrettBrandi BartonGigi BenterPaulo BergerRob BillhornOUR GENEROUS DONORS(July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024)
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5005 Texas Street, Suite 203, San Diego, CA 92108 | home-start.org | 619-692-0727Guided by our mission to assure the safety and resiliency of children by strengthening families and their communities, Home Start, Inc. has strengthened and developed San Diego’s families and communities since 1972. Home Start remains steadfast in our unwavering commitment to protect children by providing vital resources that strengthen families. Through our life-changing programs, Home Start has positively impacted over 500,000 children’s lives in San Diego over the past ve decades.