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Working together for a Hudson Valley free of violence in all its forms.2022REPORTCOMMUNITYIMPACTTen years ago, Anne Harris’s vibrant 20-year-old daughter, Alexis Olivia Harris, was senselessly beaten to death by her boyfriend, a person who was supposed to love her. No words can convey the pain of losing a child, but Anne has bravely channeled her anger, heartbreak, and trauma into helping others. Through her pain and grief, she has never wavered with her persistence and assurance that Alexis’s voice would always be heard. Throughout the past ten years, Anne has dedicated her life to raising awareness about domestic violence, the impact it has on communities, and where victims and survivors can ﬁnd help. Every day she carries Alexis with her, not only in her heart and in her mind, but with the button adornment pinned to her purse as a tribute to her daughter - a life taken too soon.We would have given anything to meet Anne under dierent circumstances; nevertheless, she has profoundly changed our lives as a Fearless! friend and ally. Anne Harris, in memory of her daughter, Alexis Olivia Harris, has created a pathway to safety for many victims over the years and forever changed all the individuals she has come in contact with.

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2“Sharing her story and bringing awareness to domestic violence has helped me heal. I hope her story will give others the courage to seek help and prevent another tragedy. I say her name, Alexis Olivia Harris, and all the other women who are silenced.” Anne Harris, Alexis’s Mother2020 Fearless! Hope Award Recipient“They say with time all things heal. Time for me has shifted my emotions — not healed them. The focus for me now is: what can be learned from this? I have learned that while time will move on, Alexis’ story can remain. If hearing her story can help one person, in a room full of people, to know they have the power to change their outcome — it is enough.”Christine Pagliaro, Alexis’s Friend2020 Fearless! Hope Award RecipientREMEMBERINGAlexis Olivia HarrisMarch 19, 1992 - July 21, 2012Ten years ago, Anne Harris’s vibrant 20-year-old daughter, Alexis Olivia Harris, was senselessly beaten to death by her boyfriend, a person who was supposed to love her. No words can convey the pain of losing a child, but Anne has bravely channeled her anger, heartbreak, and trauma into helping others. Through her pain and grief, she has never wavered with her persistence and assurance that Alexis’s voice would always be heard. Throughout the past ten years, Anne has dedicated her life to raising awareness about domestic violence, the impact it has on communities, and where victims and survivors can ﬁnd help. Every day she carries Alexis with her, not only in her heart and in her mind, but with the button adornment pinned to her purse as a tribute to her daughter - a life taken too soon.We would have given anything to meet Anne under dierent circumstances; nevertheless, she has profoundly changed our lives as a Fearless! friend and ally. Anne Harris, in memory of her daughter, Alexis Olivia Harris, has created a pathway to safety for many victims over the years and forever changed all the individuals she has come in contact with. 16

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173LEADERFutureElena - Storm King School StudentCan you tell us about yourself?I initially took over the role of president for the Storm King School Intersectional Feminism Club (IFC) at the beginning of my sophomoreyear. At ﬁrst, it started as 'just a club' I ran, but it quickly became a passion of mine. Leading this club helped me ﬁnd what I would like to pursue and what I will ultimately be studying in college. Through IFC, I have had the pleasure of assisting Fearless! and being a part of all the wonderful things they do for women and families in need.How did you ﬁrst become involved with Fearless! Hudson Valley?After researching local organizations to fundraise and collect donations for, I came across Fearless!. Knowing that some previous students from my school had led some donation drives to help out, I immediately knew I wanted to be part of the Fearless! community as well.What impact do you hope you will have on the community?I hope that everyone around me, especially my classmates, take my motivation and commitment to help as an example to help others. As for the people I helped through Fearless!, I hope all the Storm King School Intersectional Feminism Club does to help aects them in apositive way and helps them gain a better quality of life.What would you say to others your age about the importance of giving back?Giving back to organizations like Fearless! is one of the most rewarding experiences. Many of us are given privileges and opportunities that victims and survivors areoften denied, and we must use this privilege to help others and make theworld a better place for us all.What message would you share with potential future leaders? It is essential that in every leadership role we take on, we must do good to make our future brighter and better for everyone.What inspires you most about our work? I am most inspired by the type of people Fearless! Hudson Valley helps and how they inspire others to help aid these often-overlooked groups of people.SPOTLIGHTStorm King SchoolClass of 2023-Elena

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SullivanCountyOrangeCountyABUSE CANHAPPEN TOANYONE.WE ARETO HELP.4FREEDOMCOLLABORATIVE SURVIVOR-CENTEREDEQUALITY ACCOUNTABILITYOUR COREVALUESsafety, dignity, respectautonomy, agency, conﬁdentiality, compassionanti-oppressive,intersectional, equityeducation, preventioncommitment to allVISION We envision being the leading authority on interpersonal abuse and violence, collaborating with other agents of change in dismantling inter-sectional individual and systemic oppression.In 1986, a group of friends gathered around a dining room table to form what was then called Orange County Safe Homes Project. What started as a small organization comprised of a hotline and shelter for domestic violence victims has expanded and grown to an increasingly bold and empowered agency that advocates for change while supporting survivors.MISSION To build an informed, just, and accountable society so all people can experience supportive and safe relationships free from abuse, exploitation, and oppression. We do this by education, prevention, advocacy, and providing comprehensive services, including shelter, to victims and survivors of interpersonal violence, human tracking, sexual violence, and other types of crime victimization.HISTORY24-Hour Hotline845-562-5340Weekday Webchat:fearlesshv.org/webchatAdvocacy | Prevention | Education | Shelter Domestic Violence, Sexual Abuse, Human Tracking, & Crime VictimizationSullivanCountyOrangeCountyABUSE CANHAPPEN TOANYONE.WE ARETO HELP.2FREEDOMCOLLABORATIVE SURVIVOR-CENTEREDEQUALITY ACCOUNTABILITYOUR COREVALUESsafety, dignity, respectautonomy, agency, conﬁdentiality, compassionanti-oppressive,intersectional, equityeducation, preventioncommitment to allVISION We envision being the leading authority on interpersonal abuse and violence, collaborating with other agents of change in dismantling inter-sectional individual and systemic oppression.In 1986, a group of friends gathered around a dining room table to form what was then called Orange County Safe Homes Project. What started as a small organization comprised of a hotline and shelter for domestic violence victims has expanded and grown to an increasingly bold and empowered agency that advocates for change while supporting survivors.MISSION To build an informed, just, and accountable society so all people can experience supportive and safe relationships free from abuse, exploitation, and oppression. We do this by education, prevention, advocacy, and providing comprehensive services, including shelter, to victims and survivors of interpersonal violence, human tracking, sexual violence, and other types of crime victimization.HISTORY24-Hour Hotline845-562-5340Weekday Webchat:fearlesshv.org/webchatAdvocacy | Prevention | Education | Shelter Domestic Violence, Sexual Abuse, Human Tracking, & Crime Victimization

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3Advocacy, Support &Safety Planning• Case Management & Crisis Intervention• Individual & Group Crisis Counseling • Basic & Emergency Financial Assistance• NYS Address Conﬁdentiality Program• Assistance & Accompaniment: education, employment, housing, medical, CPS, DSS, and other supportHotline & Webchat• Hotline available 24/7, 365 days a year• Webchat oers instant messaging, audio or video calling • Oered in English, Spanish and 200+ languages through the Language Line• Advocacy, Support & Safety Planning• Safe Pet Program in partnership with Warwick Humane SocietyEmergency Shelter• Adult and Children in English and Spanish• Victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence and Human Tracking• Trauma-Informed• Creative Arts Therapy GroupsTherapeutic Counseling• Access to crime victim applications• Assistance with completing applications• Case ManagementCrime Victim Assistance• Advocacy, Support & Safety Planning• Coordination and facilitation of the Anti-Tracking Task Force• Collaboration with HONOR, DSS & DCFAnti-Tracking Services• Community Awareness Events• Customized Workshops & Trainings• Clothesline Project• Volunteer Training • Social Media Community EducationOutreach, Awareness & Training• Risk Reduction Response Program Towns of New Windsor and Newburgh, Cities of Newburgh, Port Jervis & Middletown Police Departments• Housing First partnership with HONOR• Child Protective Services Domestic Violence Collaborative (Orange)Collaborative Programs• Assistance with ﬁling petitions: orders of protection, custody & visitation• Court Accompaniment• Advocacy, Support & Safety Planning• Legal Consultations & Representation by collaborative partners at Legal Services of Hudson ValleyLegal Services & Advocacy• Primary Prevention through Education• Customized Workshops & Trainings• Community Awareness Events• Summer Youth Leadership Academy • Youth Art Contest Teen Dating ViolenceAwareness, Prevention & Advocacy• 24-Hour Hotline• Advocacy, Support & Safety Planning• Individual & Group Crisis Counseling• Accompaniment & Advocacy Before, during, and after medical exam• Legal & Law Enforcement AdvocacySexual Assault ServicesSullivan CountyOUR FREE & CONFIDENTIAL SERVICES5Advocacy, Support &Safety Planning• Case Management & Crisis Intervention• Individual & Group Crisis Counseling • Basic & Emergency Financial Assistance• NYS Address Conﬁdentiality Program• Assistance & Accompaniment: education, employment, housing, medical, CPS, DSS, and other supportHotline & Webchat• Hotline available 24/7, 365 days a year• Webchat oers instant messaging, audio or video calling • Oered in English, Spanish and 200+ languages through the Language Line• Advocacy, Support & Safety Planning• Safe Pet Program in partnership with Warwick Humane SocietyEmergency Shelter• Adult and Children in English and Spanish• Victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence and Human Tracking• Trauma-Informed• Creative Arts Therapy GroupsTherapeutic Counseling• Access to crime victim applications• Assistance with completing applications• Case ManagementCrime Victim Assistance• Advocacy, Support & Safety Planning• Coordination and facilitation of the Anti-Tracking Task Force• Collaboration with HONOR, DSS & DCFAnti-Tracking Services• Community Awareness Events• Customized Workshops & Trainings• Clothesline Project• Volunteer Training • Social Media Community EducationOutreach, Awareness & Training• Risk Reduction Response Program Towns of New Windsor and Newburgh, Cities of Newburgh, Port Jervis & Middletown Police Departments• Housing First partnership with HONOR• Child Protective Services Domestic Violence Collaborative (Orange)Collaborative Programs• Assistance with ﬁling petitions: orders of protection, custody & visitation• Court Accompaniment• Advocacy, Support & Safety Planning• Legal Consultations & Representation by collaborative partners at Legal Services of Hudson ValleyLegal Services & Advocacy• Primary Prevention through Education• Customized Workshops & Trainings• Community Awareness Events• Summer Youth Leadership Academy • Youth Art Contest Teen Dating ViolenceAwareness, Prevention & Advocacy• 24-Hour Hotline• Advocacy, Support & Safety Planning• Individual & Group Crisis Counseling• Accompaniment & Advocacy Before, during, and after medical exam• Legal & Law Enforcement AdvocacySexual Assault ServicesSullivan CountyOUR FREE & CONFIDENTIAL SERVICES

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11,821HOTLINE callsWEBCHATSinitiated 256average of callsover past 5 years2018 - 202233%Average Annual IncreaseHotline & WebchatProvides conﬁdential safety planning, access to support services, resources, information, referrals & more. Emergency Shelter A safe, inclusive & nurturing environment where survivors & their families can stay, while working with advocates to plan their next steps to reclaim & rebuild their lives.122INDIVIDUALSaccessed safety & servicesin our emergency shelter9,716NIGHTS of safetyADULTS59YOUTH63&ADULTS2,818YOUTH3,6181,052 individualsage anonymous&7,488INDIVIDUALSserved throughall programsSUPPORTIVE COUNSELINGservices preformedSAFETY PLANS21,0964,435creatingreceivedADULTSSESSIONS1,35988receivedYOUTHSESSIONS44632THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING PROGRAM27,710 ADVOCACYservices providednew intakes completed fornon-residential programsADULTS YOUTH299 546Advocacy ServicesCourt accompaniment, support with legal, law enforcement, medical, mental health, social services, housing, immigration, employment, education, transportation, Oce of Victim Services & economic empowerment. SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES PROGRAMlegal & medicalADVOCACY services28provided89INDIVIDUALSservedADULTS63YOUTH26&90Sexual AssaultHOTLINE callsADULT & YOUTH EDUCATION PROGRAMPRESENTATIONSpresented toADULTS67894PRESENTATIONSpresented toYOUTH1743,3002022OUTREACHservices9,375OUTREACH16,512for a total ofsuccessfulSullivan County6Our MissionTo build an informed, just, and accountable society so all people can experience supportive and safe relationships free from abuse, exploitation, and oppression. We do this by... 11,821HOTLINE callsWEBCHATSinitiated 256average of callsover past 5 years2018 - 202233%Average Annual IncreaseHotline & WebchatProvides conﬁdential safety planning, access to support services, resources, information, referrals & more. Emergency Shelter A safe, inclusive & nurturing environment where survivors & their families can stay, while working with advocates to plan their next steps to reclaim & rebuild their lives.122INDIVIDUALSaccessed safety & servicesin our emergency shelter9,716NIGHTS of safetyADULTS59YOUTH63&ADULTS2,818YOUTH3,6181,052 individualsage anonymous&7,488INDIVIDUALSserved throughall programsSUPPORTIVE COUNSELINGservices preformedSAFETY PLANS21,0964,435creatingreceivedADULTSSESSIONS1,35988receivedYOUTHSESSIONS44632THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING PROGRAM27,710 ADVOCACYservices providednew intakes completed fornon-residential programsADULTS YOUTH299 546Advocacy ServicesCourt accompaniment, support with legal, law enforcement, medical, mental health, social services, housing, immigration, employment, education, transportation, Oce of Victim Services & economic empowerment. SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES PROGRAMlegal & medicalADVOCACY services28provided89INDIVIDUALSservedADULTS63YOUTH26&90Sexual AssaultHOTLINE callsADULT & YOUTH EDUCATION PROGRAMPRESENTATIONSpresented toADULTS67894PRESENTATIONSpresented toYOUTH1743,3002022OUTREACHservices9,375OUTREACH16,512for a total ofsuccessfulSullivan County10Our MissionTo build an informed, just, and accountable society so all people can experience supportive and safe relationships free from abuse, exploitation, and oppression. We do this by...

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BY THE NUMBERSOUR COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS & PROGRAMSDEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICESDV Liaison Co-Located in DSSOrange County&216WAIVERSprovidedunitedto our servicesINDIVIDUALS215147domesticviolenceASSESSMENTS conductedCPS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAMAdvocates Co-Located in CPSPARENTS withservices & info346iprovidedoversawjoint VISITS withinhome & community213&533CASESsupported & domestic violenceinvolving child abuseOrange CountyLEGAL SERVICES OF THE HUDSON VALLEYLSHV Co-Located in Fearless!householdMEMBERSCLIENTSaecting464157CASEShandled267Orange CountyLegal Services ContractCLIENTS49CASES96Oce of VictimServices Attorney ContractCLIENTS108CASES171DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICEAdvocates Co-Located in DA’s OfﬁceOrange CountyGrand JuryCOURT CASESlocal criminalCOURT CASESassisted with46 26received258ADA REFERRALSfor servicessupported129 MEETINGSwith clients & ADACRIME VICTIMSwith referrals & info218iprovidedINDIVIDUALSto 194emotional support &THE SAFE HARBOUR PROGRAMOur Anti-Trafﬁcking CollaborationHONOR, Merakey, DSS (Orange), DFS (Sullivan), & Fearless!YOUTHwith services167ORANGE COUNTYREFERRALSreceived136for youth servicesprovidedSULLIVAN COUNTYYOUTHwith services26REFERRALSreceived21for youth servicesprovidedRISK REDUCTION RESPONSE PROGRAMAdvocates Co-located in Police Dept.& Collaboration with DA & ProbationHelps identiﬁes victims at risk of re-assault and/orlethality. Centered around enhancing victim safety& ensuring oender accountability.DomesticIncidentReportPoliceDepartmentCity ofNewburghTown ofNewburghPort JervisMiddletownTown ofNew Windsor# of DIR’sReviewed925363250512357# of HighRisk Cases48216244167150Orange County11BY THE NUMBERSOUR COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS & PROGRAMSDEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICESDV Liaison Co-Located in DSSOrange County&216WAIVERSprovidedunitedto our servicesINDIVIDUALS215147domesticviolenceASSESSMENTS conductedCPS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAMAdvocates Co-Located in CPSPARENTS withservices & info346iprovidedoversawjoint VISITS withinhome & community213&533CASESsupported & domestic violenceinvolving child abuseOrange CountyLEGAL SERVICES OF THE HUDSON VALLEYLSHV Co-Located in Fearless!householdMEMBERSCLIENTSaecting464157CASEShandled267Orange CountyLegal Services ContractCLIENTS49CASES96Oce of VictimServices Attorney ContractCLIENTS108CASES171DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICEAdvocates Co-Located in DA’s OfﬁceOrange CountyGrand JuryCOURT CASESlocal criminalCOURT CASESassisted with46 26received258ADA REFERRALSfor servicessupported129 MEETINGSwith clients & ADACRIME VICTIMSwith referrals & info218iprovidedINDIVIDUALSto 194emotional support &THE SAFE HARBOUR PROGRAMOur Anti-Trafﬁcking CollaborationHONOR, Merakey, DSS (Orange), DFS (Sullivan), & Fearless!YOUTHwith services167ORANGE COUNTYREFERRALSreceived136for youth servicesprovidedSULLIVAN COUNTYYOUTHwith services26REFERRALSreceived21for youth servicesprovidedRISK REDUCTION RESPONSE PROGRAMAdvocates Co-located in Police Dept.& Collaboration with DA & ProbationHelps identify victims at risk of re-assault and/orlethality. Centered around enhancing victim safety& ensuring oender accountability.DomesticIncidentReportPoliceDepartmentCity ofNewburghTown ofNewburghPort JervisMiddletownTown ofNew Windsor# of DIR’sReviewed925363250512357# of HighRisk Cases48216244167150Orange County7

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8 Throughout Human Tracking Awareness Month, our Anti- Tracking Team attended various panels and outreach activities and facilitated many workshops for adults and children, including a ﬁlm screening of I Am Little Red, Human Tracking 101, and Love146’s #NotANumber. Throughout Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, our Education Team facilitated many workshops curated for adults andfor teens, including Teen Dating Violence 101, Media Literacy, and a ﬁlm screening of Amor del bueno. On February 19, 2022, we announced the winners of our 8th Annual “Safe Love is…” Art Contest, where 17 students from grades 6-12 across Orange County submitted artwork expressing their vision and voice in "Autonomy and Choice.”PREVENTION, EDUCATION,& AWARENESS ACTIVITIES‘Dishonor’Julia KrzeminskiValley Central, Grade 10Acrylic & Colored Pencils‘When The Strings Are No More’ Alissa CintronNFA, Grade 11Digital PaintingProgram Team visited many businesses and law enforcement agencies to raise awarenessabout the services Fearless! oers. On April 1, 2022 Fearless! celebrated the 1-year anniversary of the RISE (Rape Intervention Services and Education) program of Sullivan County transitioning from Garnet Health Medical to Fearless! . . ‘Number One Fan’ Bella FrangioneValley Central, Grade 11 Colored Pencils & Markers “When in a healthy relationship, all parties should have the freedom to choose. This includes activities, hobbies, dates, etc. Support and encouragement are the two most important aspects of a healthy relationship. To the naked eye, it may be hard to make out the little details symbolizing a connected relationship. But this piece is looked at through the dierent lenses of 3D glasses. One piece of the drawing will stand out. This was the inspiration and focus of my piece.”Throughout Sexual Assault Awareness Month, our Sullivan County Sexual Assault Services Fearless! oers free education in both English and Spanish on issues surrounding interpersonal violence, where each presentation or workshop is designed to suit the needs and characteristics of each audience. Through these prevention education events and community donation programs, Fearless! can continue to foster vital relationships with community groups, schools, workplaces,law enforcement agencies, healthcare, government, and human service organizations. 6 Throughout Human Tracking Awareness Month, our Anti- Tracking Team attended various panels and outreach activities and facilitated many workshops for adults and children, including a ﬁlm screening of I Am Little Red, Human Tracking 101, and Love146’s #NotANumber. Throughout Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, our Education Team facilitated many workshops curated for adults andfor teens, including Teen Dating Violence 101, Media Literacy, and a ﬁlm screening of Amor del bueno. On February 19, 2022, we announced the winners of our 8th Annual “Safe Love is…” Art Contest, where 17 students from grades 6-12 across Orange County submitted artwork expressing their vision and voice in "Autonomy and Choice.”PREVENTION, EDUCATION,& AWARENESS ACTIVITIES‘Dishonor’Julia KrzeminskiValley Central, Grade 10Acrylic & Colored Pencils‘When The Strings Are No More’ Alissa CintronNFA, Grade 11Digital PaintingProgram Team visited many businesses and law enforcement agencies to raise awarenessabout the services Fearless! oers. On April 1, 2022 Fearless! celebrated the 1-year anniversary of the RISE (Rape Intervention Services and Education) program of Sullivan County transitioning from Garnet Health Medical to Fearless! . . ‘Number One Fan’ Bella FrangioneValley Central, Grade 11 Colored Pencils & Markers “When in a healthy relationship, all parties should have the freedom to choose. This includes activities, hobbies, dates, etc. Support and encouragement are the two most important aspects of a healthy relationship. To the naked eye, it may be hard to make out the little details symbolizing a connected relationship. But this piece is looked at through the dierent lenses of 3D glasses. One piece of the drawing will stand out. This was the inspiration and focus of my piece.”Throughout Sexual Assault Awareness Month, our Sullivan County Sexual Assault Services Fearless! oers free education in both English and Spanish on issues surrounding interpersonal violence, where each presentation or workshop is designed to suit the needs and characteristics of each audience. Through these prevention education events and community donation programs, Fearless! can continue to foster vital relationships with community groups, schools, workplaces,law enforcement agencies, healthcare, government, and human service organizations.

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7Throughout Domestic Violence Awareness Month Fearless! Educators facilitatedmany prevention and awareness workshops, including Domestic Violence 101, ﬁlmscreening of Escalation, Intent vs. Impact, and In Her Shoes. Fearless! sta alsodisplayed our Clothesline Project at six locations across Orange and Sullivan Counties, to increase awareness about the impact of violence, celebrate the strength of survivors, and break the silence that often surrounds domestic violence. Over 600 t-shirts were created by survivors of intimate partner violence or by the friends or family members of victims. Bethel Woods and Fearless! partnered up to provide Peace, Love & Creativity, a safe and therapeutic space for adult clients to connect with each other and experience the empowering eects of artistic expression. Facilitated by Licensed Art Therapists, participants learned how creativity can be used to process emotions, reduce stress, and boost personal growth! We thank Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, their members, and The Women & Children Fund for this wonderful experience!Your generosity and kindness ensured that our 2022 Adopt-a-Family Program was an immense success! With your help, Fearless! provided gifts for 528 children from 222 families, for a total of 750 people in Orange and Sullivan Counties. That's more than any year since our program began, and we thank each and every one of you for playing your part in making a dierence.During our School Supplies Drive, thousands of supplies were donated by our generous community to support children aected by violence. We thank everyone for their generosity in helping our students prepare for a successful school year. Fearless! Youth Educators led our 11th Annual Summer Youth Leadership Academy for students ages 14-17. With support from the Orange County Youth Bureau, participants exercised and enhanced their leadership skills while gaining knowledge and taking part in conversations on teen dating violence, equality, safety, respect, healthy boundaries, consent, systems of privilege and oppression, bystander empowerment, what makes a true leader, and how to make a dierence in their community.7Throughout Domestic Violence Awareness Month Fearless! Educators facilitatedmany prevention and awareness workshops, including Domestic Violence 101, ﬁlmscreening of Escalation, Intent vs. Impact, and In Her Shoes. Fearless! sta alsodisplayed our Clothesline Project at six locations across Orange and Sullivan Counties, to increase awareness about the impact of violence, celebrate the strength of survivors, and break the silence that often surrounds domestic violence. Over 600 t-shirts were created by survivors of intimate partner violence or by the friends and family members of victims. Bethel Woods and Fearless! partnered up to provide Peace, Love & Creativity, a safe and therapeutic space for adult clients to connect with each other and experience the empowering eects of artistic expression. Facilitated by Licensed Art Therapists, participants learned how creativity can be used to process emotions, reduce stress, and boost personal growth! We thank Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, their members, and The Women & Children Fund for this wonderful experience!Your generosity and kindness ensured that our 2022 Adopt-a-Family Program was an immense success! With your help, Fearless! provided gifts for 528 children from 222 families, for a total of 750 people in Orange and Sullivan Counties. That's more than any year since our program began, and we thank each and every one of you for playing your part in making a dierence.During our School Supplies Drive, thousands of supplies were donated by our generous community to support children aected by violence. We thank everyone for their generosity in helping our students prepare for a successful school year. Fearless! Youth Educators led our 11th Annual Summer Youth Leadership Academy for students ages 14-17. With support from the Orange County Youth Bureau, participants exercised and enhanced their leadership skills while gaining knowledge and taking part in conversations on teen dating violence, equality, safety, respect, healthy boundaries, consent, systems of privilege and oppression, bystander empowerment, what makes a true leader, and how to make a dierence in their community.

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It's been 1 year since we opened our new shelter for individuals and families aected by abuse, where we provide a healing environment with trauma-informed comprehensive care to support survivors by giving them the space to begin healing. For up to 90 days, individuals and their families work with our advocates to begin rebuilding while accessing many of our shelter services, including crisis intervention, danger assessment, individualized safety planning, legal advocacy, case management, employment assistance, housing assistance, support groups, counseling, and extensive referrals to other agencies and services.AN EMERGENCY SHELTERBUILT WITH HEALING IN MIND“While we wish shelters were not a necessity, the reality is that a shelter can provide a pathway to safety. A safe environment that provides space for healing, and time for survivors to make the most informed choices of what their next steps may be.” Kellyann Kostyal-LarrierExecutive Director Mural located in shelter & painted by Terry Murray10All services are voluntary and free of charge.Children & Teen RoomsSpacious Outdoor SpaceMultiple Dinning AreasLarge Eat-In KitchenIt's been 1 year since we opened our new shelter for individuals and families aected by abuse, where we provide a healing environment with trauma-informed comprehensive care to support survivors by giving them the space to begin healing. For up to 90 days, individuals and their families work with our advocates to begin rebuilding while accessing many of our shelter services, including crisis intervention, danger assessment, individualized safety planning, legal advocacy, case management, employment assistance, housing assistance, support groups, counseling, and extensive referrals to other agencies and services.AN EMERGENCY SHELTERBUILT WITH HEALING IN MIND“While we wish shelters were not a necessity, the reality is that a shelter can provide a pathway to safety. A safe environment that provides space for healing, and time for survivors to make the most informed choices of what their next steps may be.” Kellyann Kostyal-LarrierExecutive Director Mural located in shelter & painted by Terry Murray8All services are voluntary and free of charge.Children & Teen RoomsSpacious Outdoor SpaceMultiple Dinning AreasLarge Eat-In Kitchen

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DONOR9In lieu of gifts for her bridal shower, Lauren DeClue asked her friends and family to donate to Fearless! in celebration of her and her soon-to-be husband, Greg. With the help of her mother, Patricia, they raised over $1,800 to support our important work. On behalf of our board of directors, sta, and the victims and survivors we serve, we thank her for her selﬂessness gift.DONORLauren“Throughout my life I’ve been blessed to be surrounded by incredible, strong women. Their support, guidance and love has been instrumental in my life. I thought for my bridal shower what better way to celebrate with all the amazing women in my life that helped me than to donate to a charity with a mission to help and support women during dicult times.A quote from the book Where the Crawdads Sing that I often reﬂect on is: “Ya need some girlfriends, hon, ’cause they’re furever. Without a vow. A clutch of women’s the most tender, most tough place on Earth.”The power and strength of women supporting women is unmatched. Thank you FEARLESS! for all you do in helping over 3,000 women annually!”-Lauren DeClueRushing Duck Brewing Company rallied their surrounding communities and collected funds, supplies, and gifts for several non-proﬁts, including for Fearless! throughout the year. During one of their fundraisers, they raised over $2,700 for us, which subsequently grew into additional supply and toydrives on our behalf.We especially want to thank Nikki Cavanaugh, their co-founder, for using their platform to raise awareness around domestic violence, share local resources, and help raise funds for organizations within her community. Prior to Rushing Duck, Nikki worked in the ﬁeld of social work focusing on counseling and helping those aected by domestic violence, and has continued to support victims and survivors in their community.DONOR11In lieu of gifts for her bridal shower, Lauren DeClue asked her friends and family to donate to Fearless! in celebration of her and her soon-to-be husband, Greg. With the help of her mother, Patricia, they raised over $1,800 to support our important work. On behalf of our board of directors, sta, and the victims and survivors we serve, we thank her for her selﬂessness gift.DONORLauren“Throughout my life I’ve been blessed to be surrounded by incredible, strong women. Their support, guidance and love has been instrumental in my life. I thought for my bridal shower what better way to celebrate with all the amazing women in my life that helped me than to donate to a charity with a mission to help and support women during dicult times.A quote from the book Where the Crawdads Sing that I often reﬂect on is: “Ya need some girlfriends, hon, ’cause they’re furever. Without a vow. A clutch of women’s the most tender, most tough place on Earth.”The power and strength of women supporting women is unmatched. Thank you FEARLESS! for all you do in helping over 3,000 women annually!”-Lauren DeClueRushing Duck Brewing Company rallied their surrounding communities and collected funds, supplies, and gifts for several non-proﬁts, including Fearless! throughout the year. During one of their fundraisers, they raised over $2,700 for us, which subsequently grew into additional supply and toydrives on our behalf.We especially want to thank Nikki Cavanaugh, their co-founder, for using their platform to raise awareness around domestic violence, share local resources, and help raise funds for organizations within their community. Prior to Rushing Duck, Nikki worked in the ﬁeld of social work focusing on counseling and helping those aected by domestic violence, and has continued to support victims and survivors in their community.

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Fearless! is grateful for the benevolence of its donors. You each inspire us as we pursue our vision in creating a Hudson Valley free from violence in all its forms. This report honors all who have given monetary gifts of $50 or more throughout 2022. We strive to ensure this list is complete and accurate, please let us know if you feel you were inadvertently left out.12ALL GIFTS, BIG AND SMALL, MOVE OUR WORK FORWARDCHAMPIONS$10,000+Mediacom Communications CorpNYS Correctional Oces & PBAYoko Ono LennonGUARDIANS$2,000+In Memory of Randy SchwartzbergChristine and Brian FitzgeraldDarlene VandercliDr. Michele Winchester-VegaHER Voice FoundationHudson Valley Credit Union Jessica Marie SaulJP Packaging Lisa MorrisMandy IvesOrange & Rockland UtilitiesProfessional Computer AssociatesRaymond MiskuraResort World CatskillsRushing Duck Brewing CompanySusan BrewerWalden Savings BankVISIONARIES$1,000+In Memory of Jennifer NeimarkAnna GibbsCalmoseptineCarrol ColemanClover StablesDavid GogginsDuBois Law GroupGarnet HealthHudson Valley PressJ&G LawJeremy ScottJessica BowdenKelly Lynch-MoloneyKristen DetrheridgeLauren DeClueLoBiondo Law OcesVISIONARIES CONT’DM&T BankManuel MirandaMauri ArchitectsMonteﬁore St. Luke's CornwallNancy MasonNewburgh Yoga ShalaRed Door Thrift Shop IncRobert LeraceSafe & SoundSarah HuntSharon DapolitoStarbucks FoundationTake Five Hard SeltzerTau Chapter Sigma LambdaTyler Etzel, Jr.Ulster Savings BankCHALLENGERS$500+Antalek & Moore Insurance Anthony C. NatoleBroadway Accident & InjuryCDA Genevieve Walsh #918Country Store Thrift ShopDeidre ZacconeDenise NicholsDG Marketing LLCEnglish Rose Day SchoolEthan Allen Indigo Beauty LoungeJacquelyn BrownJoan Cusack-McGuirkJulia Goings-PerrotKarina TiptonKathleen A. HamiltonKathryn BotbylKathy DemarestLeslie BrownLeslie SampsonLions Club of WarwickLisa DailyLisa GubernickCHALLENGERSCONT’DMarie Vega-ByrneMelanie RichardsMichael WellockMid-Hudson Valley FCUNicole VidelaO'Keefe & McCann LLPOrange County IronworksRainer GehresSt. James Episcopal ChurchUnited Way of Rockland CountyWallkill Valley Federal SavingsWorld Wide Travel of CornwallBUILDERS$50+In Memory of Alexis HarrisIn Memory of Helen DankelAda LaraAdams Fairacre FarmAdvanced DentalAlan Turken AllstateAlexandra BourneAmal IshakAmanda Janelle KrumpAmy AristyAmy PedreroAmy StillwaggonAnne DiAntonioAnne HarrisA&O Trucking Co.Audeen MooreAudrey HooperAustin DuBoisBarbara DriscollBette Jean GettelBill Galati PoolsBody by JuliBri AnnaBrian MaherBrian C PettiBryan GiudiceCantu Chiropractic Fearless! is grateful for the benevolence of its donors. You each inspire us as we pursue our vision in creating a Hudson Valley free from violence in all its forms. This report honors all who have given monetary gifts of $50 or more throughout 2022. We strive to ensure this list is complete and accurate, please let us know if you feel you were inadvertently left out.14ALL GIFTS, BIG AND SMALL, MOVE OUR WORK FORWARDCHAMPIONS$10,000+Mediacom Communications CorpNYS Correctional Oces & PBAYoko Ono LennonGUARDIANS$2,000+In Memory of Randy SchwartzbergChristine and Brian FitzgeraldDarlene VandercliDr. Michele Winchester-VegaHER Voice FoundationHudson Valley Credit Union Jessica Marie SaulJP Packaging Lisa MorrisMandy IvesOrange & Rockland UtilitiesProfessional Computer AssociatesRaymond MiskuraResort World CatskillsRushing Duck Brewing CompanySusan BrewerWalden Savings BankVISIONARIES$1,000+In Memory of Jennifer NeimarkAnna GibbsCalmoseptineCarrol ColemanClover StablesDavid GogginsDuBois Law GroupGarnet HealthHudson Valley PressJ&G LawJeremy ScottJessica BowdenKelly Lynch-MoloneyKristen DetrheridgeLauren DeClueLoBiondo Law OcesVISIONARIES CONT’DM&T BankManuel MirandaMauri ArchitectsMonteﬁore St. Luke's CornwallNancy MasonNewburgh Yoga ShalaRed Door Thrift Shop IncRobert LeraceSafe & SoundSarah HuntSharon DapolitoStarbucks FoundationTake Five Hard SeltzerTau Chapter Sigma LambdaTyler Etzel, Jr.Ulster Savings BankCHALLENGERS$500+Antalek & Moore Insurance Anthony C. NatoleBroadway Accident & InjuryCDA Genevieve Walsh #918Country Store Thrift ShopDeidre ZacconeDenise NicholsDG Marketing LLCEnglish Rose Day SchoolEthan Allen Indigo Beauty LoungeJacquelyn BrownJoan Cusack-McGuirkJulia Goings-PerrotKarina TiptonKathleen A. HamiltonKathryn BotbylKathy DemarestLeslie BrownLeslie SampsonLions Club of WarwickLisa DailyLisa GubernickCHALLENGERSCONT’DMarie Vega-ByrneMelanie RichardsMichael WellockMid-Hudson Valley FCUNicole VidelaO'Keefe & McCann LLPOrange County IronworksRainer GehresSt. James Episcopal ChurchUnited Way of Rockland CountyWallkill Valley Federal SavingsWorld Wide Travel of CornwallBUILDERS$50+In Memory of Alexis HarrisIn Memory of Helen DankelAda LaraAdams Fairacre FarmAdvanced DentalAlan Turken AllstateAlexandra BourneAmal IshakAmanda Janelle KrumpAmy AristyAmy PedreroAmy StillwaggonAnne DiAntonioAnne HarrisA&O Trucking Co.Audeen MooreAudrey HooperAustin DuBoisBarbara DriscollBette Jean GettelBill Galati PoolsBody by JuliBri AnnaBrian MaherBrian C PettiBryan GiudiceCantu Chiropractic

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15BUILDERSCONT’DCarol IeraceCarol C DeClueCatania, Mahon & RiderCecilia BrillCecille C. JonesChelsea WilliamsCheri BurkeChris MastersChristie FosterChristine BrucknerChristine DeclueChristine McDonaldChristopher DeAngelisChristopher RuckdeschelChuck StewartClaudia LeporeColin JarvisColleen HammonCornerstone HealthcareCrystal JohnsonDana BrowerDandai DeeDaniel MiltonDavid GreenDavid JollyDebora SuarezDeborah DukeDelta Kappa Gamma IntlDenise MingioneDenise PaganoDenise VanburenDonna LewisDonna & Thomas ReillyDoug HoveyElaine KeeferElizabeth RodriguesElizabeth RowleyEverett CollieFirst Presbyterian ChesterFirst Reformed ChurchFlorence Evina-ZeGabriela GarciaGeralyn CroninGerardine A. WelcherGirl Scout Troop 60109Global FoundriesGrace UMC WomenGregory ChiropracticHarriman Engine AuxHeather McDermottHelen CookHighland Mills UMCHumanity Focused SolutionsInaudy EspositoInnate ChircopracticIrene KurlanderIsaac Iacchus LopezJacqueline HomannJacqueline MurrayJames & Eileen TaylorJames J GregoryJanet SutherlandJanette McCoy-McKayJannelle KoszarekJasmin AponteJazmine EspinaJennifer Krell-DavisJennifer RoweJill Marie RothschildJoanne BarringerJohn M KellyJohnson Foley & CiriglianoJonathan JacobsonJoseph & Suzanne GregoryJudith DalbisJudith RichardsJuella GuadalupeKate YeﬁmenkoKathleen FogartyKathy Ehrich-DowdKathy OliverKellie HardistyKellyann Kostyal-LarrierKenneth HaugKevindaryán LujánKimberly TerpeningKiwanis Club of ChesterKiwanis Club of MiddletownKristen MarkelLaura LawrenceLaura SchultzLaureen FeeLaurie Ann GliboLeadership OrangeLee ZawistowskiLegal Services HVLinda CorbettLisa & Arnold AmthorLisa BrownLisa CalapaLisa HurleyLiz O'HalloranLovingly OcampoLQ DesignLucille RushingLynn KarinchakMaddie MillerMadelyn GoldbergMaeve LenahanMakaylei ThraneManuel PerryMargaret UihleinMariam HaladjianMarie CantuMarissa Martinez-ThieleMarsha OliverMartin ColavitoMary FerraroMary MurphyMary PetruncolaMaryanne TamburriMaura SweeneyMeadow Hill ReformedMegan BambinoMegan DillMelinda M. BurgardMelody BantumMichael Helbig, Jr.Michael LeClairMicheline MorganoMike AlbrightMike DefranciscoMolly CoyneMost Precious Blood SchNancy FarrellyNewburgh Brewing CoyNicholas EspositoNick VillanacciNicole Helen BrunnerNicole PenaNicolle McGuireNugent & HaeusslerONEHope FoundationOC Chiefs of Police AssocOC Pilot AssocOtisville Grange #1020Pamela MannPatricia MojugoPatricia Zang-DeCluePatricia A SussmannPaula BaloghPaula McMillan-PerezPhyllis GivensQuartz Rock VineyardRaldiris GilRebecca SatcherRebekah StollRebekah TigheRobert RoseRobin JamesRobin WhiteRose PaganoRoy MaendelRoyal GarnettesSam McguinnessSarah GibbleSarah MaidaSarah YoungScott PerrySelene LoftinShannon Parker-WongShayna HaskellSheryl LynchSmile Works DentalStacy PackerStefan FosterStephen & Debra SiewSTERIS- ChesterSullivan CorrectionalSusan A BahrenSuzanne DawesSyreeta JonesTammy ArtusaTargetTimothy DavidianTricia CosgroveVictoria CazorlaVirginia ScottWendy BrownWest Point/HF Rotary Kiki (Saishree) RaoCassandra KorndorerSusan CopleyTina QuinlanBrandi Vanasco516In 2022 volunteerscontributedHOURS13BUILDERSCONT’DCarol IeraceCarol C DeClueCatania, Mahon & RiderCecilia BrillCecille C. JonesChelsea WilliamsCheri BurkeChris MastersChristie FosterChristine BrucknerChristine DeclueChristine McDonaldChristopher DeAngelisChristopher RuckdeschelChuck StewartClaudia LeporeColin JarvisColleen HammonCornerstone HealthcareCrystal JohnsonDana BrowerDandai DeeDaniel MiltonDavid GreenDavid JollyDebora SuarezDeborah DukeDelta Kappa Gamma IntlDenise MingioneDenise PaganoDenise VanburenDonna LewisDonna & Thomas ReillyDoug HoveyElaine KeeferElizabeth RodriguesElizabeth RowleyEverett CollieFirst Presbyterian ChesterFirst Reformed ChurchFlorence Evina-ZeGabriela GarciaGeralyn CroninGerardine A. WelcherGirl Scout Troop 60109Global FoundriesGrace UMC WomenGregory ChiropracticHarriman Engine AuxHeather McDermottHelen CookHighland Mills UMCHumanity Focused SolutionsInaudy EspositoInnate ChircopracticIrene KurlanderIsaac Iacchus LopezJacqueline HomannJacqueline MurrayJames & Eileen TaylorJames J GregoryJanet SutherlandJanette McCoy-McKayJannelle KoszarekJasmin AponteJazmine EspinaJennifer Krell-DavisJennifer RoweJill Marie RothschildJoanne BarringerJohn M KellyJohnson Foley & CiriglianoJonathan JacobsonJoseph & Suzanne GregoryJudith DalbisJudith RichardsJuella GuadalupeKate YeﬁmenkoKathleen FogartyKathy Ehrich-DowdKathy OliverKellie HardistyKellyann Kostyal-LarrierKenneth HaugKevindaryán LujánKimberly TerpeningKiwanis Club of ChesterKiwanis Club of MiddletownKristen MarkelLaura LawrenceLaura SchultzLaureen FeeLaurie Ann GliboLeadership OrangeLee ZawistowskiLegal Services HVLinda CorbettLisa & Arnold AmthorLisa BrownLisa CalapaLisa HurleyLiz O'HalloranLovingly OcampoLQ DesignLucille RushingLynn KarinchakMaddie MillerMadelyn GoldbergMaeve LenahanMakaylei ThraneManuel PerryMargaret UihleinMariam HaladjianMarie CantuMarissa Martinez-ThieleMarsha OliverMartin ColavitoMary FerraroMary MurphyMary PetruncolaMaryanne TamburriMaura SweeneyMeadow Hill ReformedMegan BambinoMegan DillMelinda M. BurgardMelody BantumMichael Helbig, Jr.Michael LeClairMicheline MorganoMike AlbrightMike DefranciscoMolly CoyneMost Precious Blood SchNancy FarrellyNewburgh Brewing CoyNicholas EspositoNick VillanacciNicole Helen BrunnerNicole PenaNicolle McGuireNugent & HaeusslerONEHope FoundationOC Chiefs of Police AssocOC Pilot AssocOtisville Grange #1020Pamela MannPatricia MojugoPatricia Zang-DeCluePatricia A SussmannPaula BaloghPaula McMillan-PerezPhyllis GivensQuartz Rock VineyardRaldiris GilRebecca SatcherRebekah StollRebekah TigheRobert RoseRobin JamesRobin WhiteRose PaganoRoy MaendelRoyal GarnettesSam McguinnessSarah GibbleSarah MaidaSarah YoungScott PerrySelene LoftinShannon Parker-WongShayna HaskellSheryl LynchSmile Works DentalStacy PackerStefan FosterStephen & Debra SiewSTERIS- ChesterSullivan CorrectionalSusan A BahrenSuzanne DawesSyreeta JonesTammy ArtusaTargetTimothy DavidianTricia CosgroveVictoria CazorlaVirginia ScottWendy BrownWest Point/HF Rotary Kiki (Saishree) RaoCassandra KorndorerSusan CopleyTina QuinlanBrandi Vanasco516In 2022 volunteerscontributedHOURS

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14The County Club at OtterkillSeptember 12, 202218-HOLES OF GOLF | COCKTAIL DINNER- presents -FOREThank you to our players, sponsors, donors, and volunteers who made our 1st Swing Fore Hope Golf Tournament an un-fore-gettable event. Your generous contributions helped us raise over $33,000.SAVE THE DATE - Tuesday, September 12, 2023October 16, 20225K RUN/WALK | KIDS FUN RUNWe had a heroic race day at our 5th Annual We Can Be Heroes 5K. Our race would not have been as successful without YOU, our sponsors, race committee and volunteers. Your generous contributions helped raise almost $9,000. Orange County AirportSAVE THE DATE - Sunday, October 22, 2023INAUDYORANGE COUNTYHUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONEXECUTIVE DIRECTORACTION TOWARDINDEPENDENCEEXECUTIVE DIRECTORDEBORAHPINE BUSHHIGH SCHOOLSCIENCE EDUCATORKARAORANGE COUNTYDEPARTMENT OF PROBATIONDEPUTY DIRECTORMADDIEWe had a fantastic Celebration of Hope Brunch and thank everyone who attended and ﬁlled our afternoon with love and support; the energy you brought was electric! Your generous contributions helped us raise over $44,000.The Powelton ClubNovember 20, 2022BRUNCHCelebrati  HeBRUNCH | HONOREES | SILENT AUCTION BOTTOMLESS MIMOSAS & BLOODY MARYSDuring the Brunch we honored four extraordinary Hudson Valley women, who have each touched and changed so many lives throughout their careers. We thank them for their work in supporting the right for everyone to live free from violence and abuse. SAVE THE DATE - Sunday, October 1, 202312The County Club at OtterkillSeptember 12, 202218-HOLES OF GOLF | COCKTAIL DINNER- presents -FOREThank you to our players, sponsors, donors, and volunteers who made our 1st Swing Fore Hope Golf Tournament an un-fore-gettable event. Your generous contributions helped us raise over $33,000.SAVE THE DATE - Tuesday, September 12, 2023October 16, 20225K RUN/WALK | KIDS FUN RUNWe had a heroic race day at our 5th Annual We Can Be Heroes 5K. Our race would not have been as successful without YOU, our sponsors, race committee and volunteers. Your generous contributions helped raise almost $9,000. Orange County AirportSAVE THE DATE - Sunday, October 22, 2023INAUDYORANGE COUNTYHUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONEXECUTIVE DIRECTORACTION TOWARDINDEPENDENCEEXECUTIVE DIRECTORDEBORAHPINE BUSHHIGH SCHOOLSCIENCE EDUCATORKARAORANGE COUNTYDEPARTMENT OF PROBATIONDEPUTY DIRECTORMADDIEWe had a fantastic Celebration of Hope Brunch and thank everyone who attended and ﬁlled our afternoon with love and support; the energy you brought was electric! Your generous contributions helped us raise over $44,000.The Powelton ClubNovember 20, 2022BRUNCHCelebrati  HeBRUNCH | HONOREES | SILENT AUCTION BOTTOMLESS MIMOSAS & BLOODY MARYSDuring the Brunch we honored four extraordinary Hudson Valley women, who have each touched and changed so many lives throughout their careers. We thank them for their work in supporting the right for everyone to live free from violence and abuse. SAVE THE DATE - Sunday, October 1, 2023

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2022FINANCIAL REPORTAction Towards IndependenceBethel Woods Center for the ArtsDormitory Authority NYSDyson FoundationHONORehgLegal Services of the Hudson ValleyNYS Assemblywoman Aileen GuntherNYS Senator James SkouﬁsNYS Coalition Against Sexual AssaultNYS Department of HealthNYS Division of Criminal Justice ServicesNYS Ofﬁce for the Prevention of Domestic ViolenceNYS Ofﬁce of Children & Family ServicesNYS Ofﬁce of Temporary & Disability AssistanceNYS Ofﬁce of Victim ServicesOrange County Department of Social ServicesOrange County District Attorney’s OfﬁceOrange County Youth BureauSullivan County Department of Family ServicesSullivan County Youth BureauUnited Way of the Dutchess-Orange RegionUS Committee for Refugees & ImmigrantsWarwick Savings FoundationIn 2017, Fearless! was awarded a $3.85 million HHAP Grant to build a new 20-bed facility for victims and their children. Construction began in 2019 and was generally completed in 2021, with minor improvements in 2022. The remaining construction cost of $44,702 is capitalized and not included in 2022 expenses. In addition, we received CARES ACT funds through OCDSS and capitalized $165,445 of leasehold improvements at our original shelter. Our 2022 ﬁnancial report reﬂects the remaining revenue.goes directly intoOF EVERY DOLLAR92¢PROGRAMS & SERVICES13TOTAL AGENCY BUDGET$5,001,034GRANTS & CONTRACTSFUNDRAISING1.67%$75,479OPERATIONS6.32%$284,968PROGRAMS92.00%$4,146,640EXPENSES$4,507,057SUPPORT & REVENUE$5,277,977GRANTS & CONTRACTS71.29%$3,762,788DONATIONS3.88%$204,907PROGRAM REVENUE23.23%$41,226,159SPECIAL EVENTS1.73%$91,275INTEREST/OTHER-0.14%($7,152)2022FINANCIAL REPORTAction Towards IndependenceBethel Woods Center for the ArtsDormitory Authority NYSDyson FoundationHONORehgLegal Services of the Hudson ValleyNYS Assemblywoman Aileen GuntherNYS Senator James SkouﬁsNYS Coalition Against Sexual AssaultNYS Department of HealthNYS Division of Criminal Justice ServicesNYS Ofﬁce for the Prevention of Domestic ViolenceNYS Ofﬁce of Children & Family ServicesNYS Ofﬁce of Temporary & Disability AssistanceNYS Ofﬁce of Victim ServicesOrange County Department of Social ServicesOrange County District Attorney’s OfﬁceOrange County Youth BureauSullivan County Department of Family ServicesSullivan County Youth BureauUnited Way of the Dutchess-Orange RegionUS Committee for Refugees & ImmigrantsWarwick Savings FoundationIn 2017, Fearless! was awarded a $3.85 million HHAP Grant to build a new 20-bed facility for victims and their children. Construction began in 2019 and was generally completed in 2021, with minor improvements in 2022. The remaining construction cost of $44,702 is capitalized and not included in 2022 expenses. In addition, we received CARES ACT funds through OCDSS and capitalized $165,445 of leasehold improvements at our original shelter. Our 2022 ﬁnancial report reﬂects the remaining revenue.goes directly intoOF EVERY DOLLAR92¢PROGRAMS & SERVICES15TOTAL AGENCY BUDGET$5,001,034GRANTS & CONTRACTSFUNDRAISING1.67%$75,479OPERATIONS6.32%$284,968PROGRAMS92.00%$4,146,640EXPENSES$4,507,057SUPPORT & REVENUE$5,277,977GRANTS & CONTRACTS71.29%$3,762,788DONATIONS3.88%$204,907PROGRAM REVENUE23.23%$41,226,159SPECIAL EVENTS1.73%$91,275INTEREST/OTHER-0.14%($7,152)

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New York bartenders train to spot instances of human trackingby John Camera - Spectrum News - August 09, 2022Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a law that Senator James Skouﬁs authored with input from Fearless! Hudson Valley that requires human tracking awareness training and reporting guidance to be added to the State Liquor Authority bartender training program.“I think once we bring additional education and information, people will be able to identify those red ﬂags and ﬁnd out what resources we have available in the community that they can reach out to for support.”- Diana Velez, Fearless! Anti-tracking Program ManagerNewburgh's new cashless parking system is a concern for someby Erin Nolan - Times Herald-Record - August 29, 2022When the city replaced the aging coin-operated parking meters with cashless parking kiosks, it sparked conversations across Newburgh about the potential ramiﬁcations.“Many things that are made to potentially simplify and improve our lives in this day and age of technology can be really great, but certainly, they can also have unintended consequences and risks for victims, survivors, and others.- Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier, Fearless! Executive DirectorIN THE NEWSFearless! Executive Director Interview with Uncle Mikeby iHeart Media's Clear View Hudson Valley - July 21, 2022Our Executive Director, Kellyann sat down with Clear View Radio’s Uncle Mike to discuss our programs and services, and how our community can get help us in creating a Hudson Valley free from violence. "...prevention and education can look like anything from a kindergarten classroom or a daycare because you can teach the smallest and the youngest of children what consent and healthy relationships look like. Even the ability to share one's pencil or whether or not they want to be touched or whether or not they want to be here or be there."- Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier, Fearless! Executive DirectorInterview with 20/20 during episode “Kill or Be Killed”About Local Domestic Violence Survivor Nikki Addimando - Recorded 2022Kellyann appeared in an episode of 20/20, entailing the case of Nikki, a domestic violence survivor who has been criminalized for defending her life.“This was more than a murder trial; if you did not look at [Nikki’s case] through the lens of understanding domestic violence, you’d get it wrong. [As a society] we don't understand the psychological warfare that happens to victims... That danger, risk, and lethality are always imminent for a victim.”- Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier, Fearless! Executive Director16New York bartenders train to spot instances of human trackingby John Camera - Spectrum News - August 09, 2022Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a law that Senator James Skouﬁs authored with input from Fearless! Hudson Valley that requires human tracking awareness training and reporting guidance to be added to the State Liquor Authority bartender training program.“I think once we bring additional education and information, people will be able to identify those red ﬂags and ﬁnd out what resources we have available in the community that they can reach out to for support.”- Diana Velez, Fearless! Anti-tracking Program ManagerNewburgh's new cashless parking system is a concern for someby Erin Nolan - Times Herald-Record - August 29, 2022When the city replaced the aging coin-operated parking meters with cashless parking kiosks, it sparked conversations across Newburgh about the potential ramiﬁcations.“Many things that are made to potentially simplify and improve our lives in this day and age of technology can be really great, but certainly, they can also have unintended consequences and risks for victims, survivors, and others.- Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier, Fearless! Executive DirectorIN THE NEWSFearless! Executive Director Interview with Uncle Mikeby iHeart Media's Clear View Hudson Valley - July 21, 2022Our Executive Director, Kellyann sat down with Clear View Radio’s Uncle Mike to discuss our programs and services, and how our community can get help us in creating a Hudson Valley free from violence. "...prevention and education can look like anything from a kindergarten classroom or a daycare because you can teach the smallest and the youngest of children what it looks like around consent and healthy relationships, even the ability to share one's pencil or whether or not they want to be touched or whether or not they want to be here or be there."- Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier, Fearless! Executive DirectorInterview with 20/20 during episode “Killed or Be Killed”About Local Domestic Violence Survivor Nikki Addimando - Recorded 2022Kellyann appeared in an episode of 20/20, entailing the case of Nikki, a domestic violence survivor who has been criminalized for defending her life.“This was more than a murder trial; if you did not look at [Nikki’s case] through the lens of understanding domestic violence, you’d get it wrong. [As a society] we don't understand the psychological warfare that happens to victims... That danger, risk, and lethality are always imminent for a victim.”- Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier, Fearless! Executive Director18

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