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2022-2023 Annual Report

Provide comprehensive mental health care to enhance the emotionalwell-being of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and their families.Secure family relationships nurture communities where children are seen,heard, and safe.

We harness the power of our caring and passion to help othersheal and thrive.Compassion We embrace differences and create an environment whereeveryone feels safe and respected.Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and BelongingRelationshipsCourageWe build trusting and authentic relationships throughcommitment and integrity, which are the foundation of our work.We dare to speak for those who cannot and advocate for what isjust even when we are alone in doing so.We continue to evolve, improve, and learn as we strive to achievethe extraordinary.We acknowledge lived experience and are committed to safety,trustworthiness, choice, collaboration, and empowerment, tosupport a trauma-informed culture.Continuous ImprovementTrauma-informed Culture

Jenn BarlowPresident Barlow CorporationPresident Dale CorporationVice President Service Mortgage CorporationPresident Service Credit CorporationJennifer Dailey-ProvostRepresentativeHouse District 24Utah House of RepresentativesRebecca Dutson *Ex-OfficioPresident and Chief Executive OfficerThe Children’s Center UtahKathleen Pitcher-Tobey *ChairExecutive DirectorCall to Action FoundationCall FoundationGreg SummerhaysChair ElectRealtor, Chapman Richards & AssociatesDavid Baldridge *Past ChairCommunity AdvocateJon Lee * Vice ChairChief Operating OfficerUniversal Synaptics CorporationMark Cotter *Ex-Officio ShareholderRay Quinney & NebekerJin Zhou GibbonsSenior Vice President Retail Products and Pricing Strategy Zions Bank David Engel *SecretaryPresident and Chief Executive Officer CCI Mechanical Inc.Christian GardnerChief ExecutiveOfficer/ChairmanGardner Group

Nikki WalkerFounderNWPR & ConsultingZe Min XiaoPresident and Chief Executive OfficerCenter for Economic Opportunity & Belonging Kara Rogers *Chief Accounting OfficerInstructureAshley Rothwell-Campagna * OwnerMeridian CommerceKameron Savage Vice President and Credit ManagerCapital Premium Financing Jennifer SmithExecutive Vice President and Chief Technology and OperationsOfficer Zions BancorporationKaty WelkieVice President Children’s Health Intermountain Children’s HealthChief Executive OfficerPrimary Children’s HospitalJared TurnerPresident and Chief Executive Officer Amare GlobalFounder Zulu Piri Piri Chicken Grille*Executive Committee memberMichael Gill Director Engineering andProduct ManagementDominion EnergyPaula Green Johnson *Community AdvocateBrooks Keeshin, MDAssociate Vice-Chair of Researchin Child Mental HealthHuntsman Mental Health InstituteTheresa MartinezAssociate ProfessorDepartment of SociologyUniversity of Utah

Executive CommitteeKathleen Pitcher Tobey, ChairGreg Summerhays, Chair-ElectDavid Baldridge, Past ChairJon Lee, Vice ChairRebecca Dutson, Ex OfficioDavid Engel, SecretaryJenn BarlowPaula Green JohnsonKara RogersAshley Rothwell-CampagnaAdministration/Finance CommitteeKara Rogers, ChairDavid EngelJin Zhou-GibbonsMichael GillGeorge Hofmann*Jon LeeDavis Mullholand*Jennifer SmithKaty Welkie Catalyst CommitteeChristian Gardner, Honorary Co-ChairKrista Sorenson*, Honorary Co-ChairGreg Summerhays, ChairJesselie Anderson*Kristin Andrus*Paula Green JohnsonKathleen Pitcher Tobey Clinical/Evaluation CommitteeMembers currently participate in UtahEarly Childhood Mental Health WorkingGroup Renovation CommitteeJenn Barlow, ChairDavid EngelChristian GardnerMichael GillAllen Inskeep*Davis Mulholland**Non-Board Member CEO serves as Ex Officio member of Board committees

Design Sub CommitteeRyan Bevan*Howard Cooke*Scott Daw*JP Farnsworth*Vic Galanis*Brian Grisenti*Kylen Hansen*Greg LaHue*John McEwan*Brent Murray*Judy Neil*Penn Owens*Suzanne Reading*Wade Robinson*Jake Taft* Development CommitteeAshley Rothwell-Campagna, ChairGarrett Barnes*Ashley Bishop*Candice Clark*Jenniffer Clark*Natasha Gardiner*Jin Zhou GibbonsSafia Keller*Natalie Knight*Linda Laughlin*McKell Lowe*Victoria Luman*Tabi Perkins*Brooks Steele*Jared TurnerMarshall Tuten*Nikki WalkerMerrilee Knight*Kameron SavageGovernance/Ethics CommitteePaula Green Johnson, ChairTheresa MartinezElisabeth McOmber*Ptoshia Merrills*Ze Min XiaoPublic Policy/Advocacy CommitteeJon Lee, ChairRey Butcher*Bill Cosgrove*Christian GardnerJennifer Dailey-ProvostHolly Rob*Greg SummerhaysEndowment Board of TrusteesErrol EerNisse, Chair*Sue Alder*David Baldridge (TCCU Board)Jenn Barlow (TCCU Board)Michael Gill (TCCU Board)Jon Lee (TCCU Board)Robert Parker* Special thanks and much gratitude to ourboard and committee members for theirpassion, discipline, and leadership in guidingus successfully through a significant year.

Rebecca J. DutsonPresident and CEOWe are excited to present the 2022-2023 annual report as we celebrate our 60thanniversary! For six decades, The Children’s Center Utah has promoted themental and emotional well-being of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, their families,and caregivers. Our services now include consultation, training, and coaching for early childhoodprofessionals, workforce development, and public awareness initiatives.This year, we opened a state-of-the-art children’s mental health campus in WestValley City, which will be the hub for our statewide expansion. Our reporthighlights this achievement and many others that bring hope and healing toUtah’s children and families.Utah faces an urgent children’s mental health crisis, with up to 20% of youngchildren experiencing mental health challenges. The Children’s Center Utahremains the only organization in the state exclusively dedicated to mental healthservices for children birth through six, their families, and caregivers.We offer Center-Based Clinical Services, Statewide Provider Services, andCapacity-Building System Work, including workforce development and policyadvocacy. This year, we served nearly 1,200 children through clinical services andsupported thousands of early childhood professionals through our trainingprograms. We also expanded partnerships and advocated for policies supportingearly childhood mental health.Our programs nurture the social-emotional development of young children andprovide essential support to families, caregivers, and professionals. With yoursupport, we aim to improve children’s mental health statewide. As we celebrateour 60th anniversary, we look forward to building on our successes andexpanding our impact.Greg SummerhaysBoard ChairTogether, we can ensure that every Utah child grows up happy, healthy, and resilient.

It is with great pride and gratitude that we celebrate 60 years ofproviding mental health services for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, andtheir families.Our Founder, Dr. Agi Plenk, was a brilliant woman who saw that veryyoung children had mental health and mental health needs and that theattachment between a child and their caregiver was profound. Since ourinception, our nonprofit organization has been dedicated to promoting theemotional well-being of our youngest community members andsupporting families in need.Over the past six decades, we have witnessed the transformative power ofearly intervention and support in the lives of countless children andfamilies. Through our comprehensive, trauma-informed, and evidence-based services, we have made a lasting impact on the mental health andwell-being of our communities most vulnerable population children. As we reflect on our journey and the milestones reached, we are remindedof the countless lives we have touched and the stories of the resilience ofhope and healing that have emerged from our work. From providingcritical support to families in crisis to advocating for policies prioritizinginfant and early childhood mental health, our organization has been at theforefront of creating a brighter future for children and families.1962

We kicked off our 60th Anniversary year by celebrating with an open house at the Historic Oquirrh School, where wewelcomed community members, partners, and supporters to celebrate our history and take a peek at our future. It was awonderful opportunity to reflect and showcase the impact of our work and connect with those who share our commitment toinfant and early childhood mental health. Throughout the year, we celebrated our 60 years in various ways, including raising over $60,000 in 60 hours during our onlineHope & Healing fundraiser and we culminated our anniversary with a beautiful ribbon cutting and celebration of the openingof our new Children’s Mental Health Campus and headquarters in West Valley City on September 25, 2023!These achievements are possible because of the unwavering support of our donors, board, community, volunteers, andteam. Your commitment to our mission has been the driving force behind our success, and we are truly grateful for yourcontinued generosity and belief in our mission and vision.

1960Dr. Agnes “Agi” M. Plenkopens a preschool at the Holladay Community Church1953Service begins at theHolladay CommunityChurch for children facingsocial-emotional challengesThe Children’s Center isestablished as a non-profitserving children ages 2-5years, including parentcounseling1962Serves 32 familiesThe Group Homeopens, funded by TheW.T. Grant Foundation,New York1967Serves 57 familiesThe East Children’s Centeris completed, adjacent tothe University of Utah1970Serves 65 families Additional space rented at The Gilead Baptist Church1972Serves 134 familiesKearns Children’s Centeropens, a second locationspecifically designed forchildren1975The Agnes M. PlenkGroup Home opens atthe Kearns location1986Serves 243 familiesServes 746 families

Serves 1,878 familiesServes 1,177 familiesServes 1,174 familiesServes 1,051familiesThe Children’s Centermoves to the historicOquirrh School2008Kearns building sold toUtah Community Action.Team consolidates tohistoric Oquirrh School2020Historic Oquirrh School sold. Name change to The Children’s Center Utahon July 01, 20212021The Children’s Center Utah purchasesbuilding in West Valley City2022Children’s MentalHealth campus andheadquarters opens2023Serves 1,191 families

The Children's Center Utah is dedicated to fostering an environment that is equitable,diverse, and inclusive. Through a collaborative process involving all employees, wedeveloped an organizational statement outlining our commitment to these values. Thisstatement was formally adopted by our Board of Directors and solidified through theimplementation of guiding principles. The Children’s Center Utah is committed to learning, changing, and growing as wecontinually develop a stronger environment of equity, diversity, inclusion, and belongingto provide compassionate care to our children and families receiving services, to our team,and to our communities. Our clients, team, board, and volunteers reflect the communities we serveRecruitment, hiring, and retention practices promote diversity Our team knows they belong here and can be authenticOpportunity, growth, and leadership are open to all team membersWe champion and promote equity, diversity, inclusion, and belongingWe lead by example

Our dedicated team includes clinical social workers, mental health counselors, licensed marriage and family therapists,psychologists, and a child psychiatrist. Our team also includes graduate student interns, post-graduate residents, paraprofessionals,shuttle drivers, and talented administrators. The Children’s Center Utah strengthens infant and early childhood mental health through: Center-Based Clinical Services The Children’s Center Utah provides comprehensive mental health care to enhance the emotionalwell-being of infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and their families and caregivers. Center-based clinicalservices include Outpatient Clinical Services and the Therapeutic Preschool Program, and utilizeevidence-based, trauma-informed modalities and research-based interventions. Outpatient Clinical Services: children birth through six and their families receive evidence-based, trauma-informed outpatient family therapy. Children may participate in additionalpsychological testing to ensure the most accurate treatment and care are provided. Our full-time,licensed Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist provides children with the highest level of psychiatricevaluation and care. Therapeutic Preschool Program: children ages two through five with the most acute mental healthneeds receive additional support beyond outpatient clinical services to thrive in traditional preschoolsettings. Children in this program learn skills around emotional literacy, empathy, perspectivetalking, seeking out and accepting adult support, social skills, anger management, interpersonalproblem-solving, and how to be successful in group settings.

Statewide Provider ServicesThe Children’s Center Utah provides statewide in-person and virtual consultation, training, andcoaching for early childhood providers from a variety of backgrounds, ranging from childcareproviders to licensed mental health professionals, pediatricians, and other medical professionals. Early Childhood Consultation, Training, and Coaching Program: provides specialized training andsupport to early childhood providers from a variety of backgrounds throughout Utah. Recognizedexperts in the field of early childhood mental health, The Children’s Center Utah team worksclosely with community partners and early childhood providers to provide a variety of specializedservices, including training, workshops, environmental observations and feedback, and technicalassistance both in-person and virtually. Capacity Building System-Level WorkThe Children’s Center Utah strengthens the pipeline of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health(IECMH) professionals available to serve Utah children and families and ensures early childhoodmental health remains at the forefront of statewide discussions to improve access and outcomes. Workforce Development: infant and early childhood mental health professionals and studentsparticipate in internship and residency opportunities. Each year The Children’s Center Utahprovides four one-year internships for doctoral candidates in psychology. In addition, we providemaster’s level placements to social work students, mental health counseling, and marriage andfamily therapy students. Undergraduate students may also inquire about opportunities. Public Awareness and Program/Policy Development: awareness and policy development effortsensure early childhood mental health remains at the forefront of statewide discussions.

Not Stated 5%The Children’s Center Utah is a center of excellence for evidence-based, trauma-informed mentalhealth care, serving both the immediate needs of children from birth through six and theirfamilies. We are a training center for early childhood professionals of all backgrounds, leading theway to promote, prevent, and intervene early to improve mental health outcomes for young Utahchildren and their families. We receive referrals from local and regional child-serving organizations to support care forchildren in need of mental health services, regardless of their ability to pay. Many childrenreferred have experienced traumatic events. Eighty-six percent of the children served in ourTherapeutic Preschool Program are from low to moderate-income populations. Marketing/Website 6%Present or Former Client 5%Family/Friends 12%Pediatrician/FamilyDoctor/Mental HealthPractitioner 43%Social ServiceAgency 19%Division of Child andFamily Services 10%

1,191 Children, families, and caregivers served 6,592Individual therapy hours621Mental HealthAssessments63Psychiatric Evaluations122PsychologicalEvaluations154Caregiver Group Therapy Hours

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The Outpatient Services team continues to expand it’s training program for licensedmental health professionals, facilitating clinical internships for master’s-level interns andthis year hosting University of Utah Family Medicine Residents. The emphasis onmaster’s-level students complements the existing organizations nationally accredited;APA, doctoral psychology, internships programs. Master’s-Level Interns provide direct clinical service to families and receive training intrauma-informed, evidence-based treatments throughout their time at The Children’s Center Utah. Family Medicine residents spend a month-long rotationshadowing clinicians and attending meetings and training with the clinical team to furthertheir understanding of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health. In addition to family therapy sessions, the clinical team continues to work towardincreasing group treatments accessible to caregivers. Circle of Security Parenting andInfant Massage are two group models available to caregivers.In 2022-2023 the Clinical Leadership team hosted the first meeting of The Children’s Center Utah’s Family Advisory Board. Caregivers from thecommunity will serve on the Family Advisory Board to provide criticalinput and feedback to help our team reach as many families as possibleand provide the best quality of care for families throughout the state.Who we Help

Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up (ABC)An evidence-based, short-term treatment focused on helping caregivers provide nurturing care andengage in sensitive interaction with children. The ABC is a 10-week program that utilizes two models,Infant and Toddler, and provides services for children six months to four years old.Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC)An adaptive intervention developed for children who have experienced complex trauma, along withtheir caregiving systems. The ARC identifies and addresses important childhood skills andcompetencies which are routinely shown to be negatively affected by traumatic stress and byattachment disruptions.Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)A treatment focused on ways in which trauma has affected the parent-child relationship and thefamily’s connection to their culture and cultural beliefs, spirituality, intergenerational transmission oftrauma, historical trauma, immigration experiences, parenting practices, and traditional culturalvalues.Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)An evidence-based treatment approach shown to help children and their parents (or other caregivers)overcome trauma-related difficulties, including child maltreatment. TF-CBT also supports post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, externalizing behavior challenges, relationshipsand attachment challenges, school and cognitive challenges. TF-CBT Includes skills for regulatingaffect, behavior, thoughts and relationships, trauma processing, and enhancing safety, trust, parentingskills, and family communications.Utilizing evidence-based modalities in infant and early childhood mental health treatment iscrucial as it ensures the delivery of effective and proven interventions that support the healthydevelopment and well-being of young children, setting a strong foundation for their futuremental health outcomes. The following modalities are used at The Children’s Center Utah:

Enrollment by RaceAmerican Indian 3 2%Asian 1 1%Black 7 5%Pacific Islander 2 1% White 125 83%2 or More 1 9% Enrollment by Ethnicity Hispanic 48 32%Non-Hispanic 103 68%The services provided in this program distinguish it as unique andunduplicated and include clinical consultation, concurrent family/caregivertherapy, and additional outpatient services as needed. We also providetransportation for children both to and from our Therapeutic PreschoolProgram, for both morning and afternoon sessions, which run all year.Children attend our program five days a week for three hours a day. 40,878 hoursEnrollment by Family Income<100% 129 85%<300% 20 13%>300% 2 2%Enrollment by Gender Female 54Male 97151 children totalof Therapeutic Preschool Program Learn More

Devereux Early Childhood Assessment (DECA) is a nationally standardized, strength-based assessment toolthat is designed to identify and promote resilience in toddler and preschool children. DECA supports childrenin our Therapeutic Preschool Program by identifying their areas of strength and need with respect to three keysocial and emotional skills: developing healthy relationships, learning to regulate emotions, and showinginitiative.Our therapeutic preschool clinical team utilizes the DECA to understand how each child is progressing ingroup treatment and uses each child’s unique DECA profile to help create a treatment plan that will bestsupport their therapeutic progress in group.DECA assessments not only provide psychometrically-sound measurements, but also reflect “child protectivefactors” in individuals and/or groups of children, which offset or diminish the effects of risk and adversity.Assessing for these protective factors allows our clinical team to focus on building resilience and capacity foreach child through social and emotional support in the Therapeutic Preschool Program.Attachment20%46%Self-Regulation24%32%initiative26%43%behavioral control22%30%Children made significant progress*Combined progress total*Data July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023Children made progress69%56%66%52%The COVID-19 pandemic had adevastating effect on children’smental health. Children who arecurrently enrolled were bornduring the pandemic. Childrenare presenting higher levels ofanxiety, decreased social-emotional abilities, lack of socialskills, and an increase inexternalizing behaviors. Inaddition, preschool expulsionrates have increased. Childrenare staying longer in theTherapeutic Preschool Program.

The Early Childhood Coaching and Consultation program holds consults statewide,providing support to educators, families, and caregivers. 22 trainingsfor 135 infant and earlychildhood mental healthproviders and educators in 27 counties205 environmentalobservations 30 programs and 62 classrooms with consultation andstrategies supported96 hours of curriculum reviewed that istaught by instructors tochildcare/preschool educatorsLicensed mental health professionals and early childhood experts offer in-person andvirtual consultation, training, and coaching to diverse early childhood providers statewide,including childcare providers, mental health professionals, pediatricians, and other medicalprofessionals.Find Out More

Launched in fall 2022, The Children’s Center Utah’s Trauma Program for YoungChildren leverages our National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) affiliationand expertise in evidence-based trauma treatment to mitigate trauma impact on Utahchildren ages birth to six years. This initiative establishes a trauma-informed care system involving child-servingorganizations to enhance screening, referrals, and treatment for young traumasurvivors. Expanding our reach from Salt Lake County to statewide coverage, we nowserve more children and families, collaborate with organizations to enhance trauma-informed care, and train providers in the evidence-based CARE model to bettersupport those affected by trauma.Program Highlights Through the Trauma Program for Young Children, we expanded our reach to providemental health services to young children anywhere in the state of Utah!children and their families served providers from 17 organizations, 17 counties, and 5 service sectorstrained in Child-Adult Relationship Enhancement (CARE)children screened for trauma and trauma symptoms64325315

After two years of piloting the ZERO TO THREE Safe Babies Court Team approach in Utah County,The Children's Center Utah was awarded a federal grant from the Health Resources and ServicesAdministration to expand the newly named Infant Toddler Court Program (ITCP) throughout Utah.The expansion will take place over the next five years. The goal of this program is to improve the lives of young children and their families in Utah byimproving coordinated access to high-quality services and improving trauma-informed systems'response. Program HighlightsSite One - Utah County spent in Family Team Meetings and Courthearings in original pilot sitein leadership meetings at state and local level tosupport implementation of meetings with local child welfare and judicial teams to discuss expansionof meetings and consultation preparing to formPartnership For Thriving Families, parent advisory committee for ITCPSite OneSite Two480hours23hours23hours15hours

22 trainingsfor 135 infant and earlychildhood mental healthproviders and educators View WebinarsProviders trained are serving approximately16,000 children throughout the state!Our team provided more than 100 hours of webinars and consultations each month toinfant and early childhood providers from every county in Utah.1,568Participant growth averaged each month12.6%Infant and Early Childhood professionals reached in first 18 months of case consultation and reflective consultation were “extremely likely” to return for future training and teleconsultation 93% Vast majority of participants anticipated the services they provide to beimproved “a great deal” or “a lot” by the training content webinars attended by some providers 20

2024 Conference InfomationOn November 17, 2022, The Children’s Center Utah, in partnership witha number of stakeholders, hosted the third annual Ready! Resilient! UtahEarly Childhood Mental Health Summit, Presented by GovernorSpencer J. Cox and First Lady Abby Cox. The statewide event garnered nearly 1,100 registrants and featured awide array of mental health experts and state and community leaders. Attendees included state leaders, mental health care providers,educators, early childhood care providers, pediatric, maternal healthprofessionals, and other health care providers, members of thephilanthropic community, as well as local business and corporateleaders.2022 Ready! Resilient! Utah Early Childhood Mental Health Summit experts: Dr. Jessica Pryce, PhD, MSW, Research Professor, Florida State University1.Governor Spencer J. Cox2.First Lady Abby Cox3.Laura Summers, MPP, Director of Industry Research, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute4.Samantha W. Ball, MPP, PhD, Senior Research Associate, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute5.Rebecca J. Dutson, President and CEO, The Children’s Center Utah 6.Jennifer Mitchell, PhD, Vice President, Clinical Strategy and Innovation7.Tanya Albornoz, Coordinator for Prevention and Student Services, Utah State Board of Education8.Rebecca Banner, Director, Office of Child Care9.Tonya Myrup, Director, Division of Child and Family Services10.Aimee Winder Newton, Director, Office of Families11.Noël Taxin, Director, Division of Family Health. 12.

During the 2022-2023 legislative session, The Children’s Center Utahteam and stakeholders strengthened the organization’s robust public-private partnership by meeting with legislators to provide educationabout infant and early childhood mental health, broadening awarenessof Utah’s early childhood mental health challenges through one-on-oneand committee meetings, and successfully advocating for inclusion inthe Governor’s budget.We are thrilled to announce that the request secured the top rankingamong new one-time funding requests by the Social ServiceAppropriations Subcommittee and was fully funded by the statelegislature. The allocated funds support the opening of the children’s mental healthcampus in West Valley and expansion into Utah County by 2026. $9.2 MILLION

97 hours at 17 community unique eventsCommunity Outreach651volunteers3,831volunteerhours $120,523service savings Volunteer with UsTherapeutic Preschool ProgramSpecial ProjectsAnnual EventsBoard of Directors Board Committees Event CommitteesVolunteer Participation Hours1,268654758237399515Number185222152234623Volunteers strengthen the work of our team and help us spreadawareness about infant and early childhood mental health.Through compassion and respect, volunteers help childrenwork through mental health challenges such as socialintegration, confidence, anxiety, emotional and behavioralregulation, and healthy communication. Volunteers alsocontribute through service on committees and our board.

Federal and StateContracts 40%Other Revenues-8%Fees and Insurance 2%Private Contractsand Fees 11%Contributions andAppropriations 28%Events 11%TherapeuticPreschool 12%Training, Consultation,and Coaching 12%Outpatient ClinicalServices 14%Management Services 7%Fundraising andDevelopment 4%TCCU Children’s MentalHealth Campus 51%SOURCES OF FUNDS $20,189,384USE OF FUNDS $21,152,078

Hope & HealingOnline Fundraiser Jewelry Luncheon SHINE GalaFood TruckFace OffTotal $1,136,662Throughout the year, a series of exciting and engaging fundraising events brought ourcommunity together in support of infant and early childhood mental health. From thelively SHINE Gala to the brilliant Jewelry Luncheon, each event was a celebration ofgenerosity and compassion. Our dedicated supporters showed up in full force, participating in fun activities, biddingon unique items, and contributing to our fundraising goals with enthusiasm, even fromthe comforts of their couches during our Hope & Healing Online Fundraiser! These events not only raised vital funds for our programs and services but also fostered asense of unity and camaraderie among our donors, volunteers, and our team. As we reflecton the success of these fundraising events in our annual report, we are grateful for theunwavering support and commitment of everyone who helped make them possible.a 23% increasefrom 2021-2022

Thank you to our event chairs andsponsors for supporting our mission andhelping us provide hope and healing.2022 Hope & Healing Online Fundraiser Matching SponsorStephen G. and Susan E. Denkers Family Foundation The Jerry and Shari Seiner Family Charitable FundHJ and BR Barlow Foundation Event SponsorGreen Dot Bank2023 Jewelry LuncheonMatching SponsorJeffrey S. and Helen H. Cardon FoundationGold SponsorsStephen G. and Susan E. Denkers FoundationMerrick Bank CorporationAndrea and John MillerLynnie and Bert ZimmerliSilver SponsorsAlphagraphics of South OgdenCyprus Credit UnionIntegrated SolutionsThe Jerry and Shari Seiner Family Charitable FundJoAnne L. Shrontz Family FoundationBronze SponsorsDave Baldridge and Dee MunsonSelena Benson and Tricia WarnkenBarlow CorporationJenniffer ClarkCall to Action Foundation CCI MechanicalDominion EnergyRebecca and Rulon DutsonMike Gill and Judy MarosticaMountain West CommercialPathway AssociatesPrincePerelson and AssociatesBobby StevensKaty Welkie and Audrey Bramwell Zions Bank2023 SHINE GalaPresenting SponsorsAmerican Express Burton LumberIntermountain Health, Primary Children's Hospital, Select HealthMcKell and Ben LoweTianna and Blake Murray

Friend SponsorsAmerica First Credit UnionCCI MechanicalKier ConstructionBill Patterson Soltis AdvisorsZions Bank2023 Food Truck Face OffPresenting SponsorDiscoverSponsorsB 98.7Epic BrewingIndustrial SupplyKBER 101Nate Wade SubaruOptum BankOTW Safety Pit ViperPower 94.9/101.9 Pratt SoundSwire Coca-Cola USATaylor Audio Video93.3 The Bull TraegerUinta Brewing Champion SponsorsDave Baldridge and Dee MunsonComenity Capital BankStephen G. and Susan E. Denkers FoundationGrandeur Peak Global Advisors LCCAndrea and John MillerThe Jerry and Shari Seiner Family Charitable FundZimmerli Family Charitable Fund Benefactor SponsorsBig-D ConstructionCatalyst Opportunity FundsDominion EnergyWCF InsurancePatron SponsorsAlphagraphics of South OgdenBarlow CorporationDAI UtahHuntsman Mental Health Institute InstructureIntegrated SolutionsJerry Seiner DealershipsSentryWest Insurance ServicesShiny Shell Car WashSlickrock LabsSteve Dubell Construction GroupPartner with Us

We are deeply grateful to our dedicated capital campaign donors, whose generousinvestments have been instrumental in advancing our mission. Their unwaveringsupport has enabled us to develop a world-class children's mental health campus, whichprovides critical mental health resources for young children and their caregivers. Eachgift reflects a profound commitment to The Children’s Center Utah, and we are honoredto recognize these philanthropists for their invaluable partnership. Thank you forinvesting in our vision and helping us create a place of hope and healing for families. $1,000,000 +Kem and Carolyn Gardner FamilyState of Utah$500,000 - $999,999Emma Eccles Jones FoundationGeorge S. and Dolores Doré Eccles FoundationIntermountain HealthLarry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation $250,000 - $499,999Chandra and Eric BergesonCHG Healthcare The Mark and Kathie Miller FoundationPeace & Possibility Project$50,000 - $249,999Scott and Jesselie AndersonHJ & BR Barlow FoundationDiscover CardSimmons Family FoundationSlickrock Labs $5,000 - $24,999David W. Baldridge and Dee MunsonAshley Rothwell-Campagna and Mark CampagnaComenity Capital BankDominion EnergyRebecca and Rulon DutsonJanet Q. Lawson FoundationLisa NicholsThe T. Luke and Susan Savage Family FundJoAnne L. Shrontz Family FoundationGreg and Andrea SummerhaysKaty Welkie and Audrey BramwellUp to $5,000Jenn E. Barlow and Brady BodilyJennifer Dailey-Provost and Scott ProvostDavid and Christy EngelMike Gill and Judy MarosticaJoe LohrerTheresa A. Martinez and Michael LovettKara and Jacob RogersJennifer and Shane SmithChuck and Andrea StolfaKathleen Pitcher Tobey and Matthew TobeyZe Min Xiao and An D Khong*As of June 30, 2023

We deeply appreciate the generosity of every individual, foundation, and corporation makingcontributions in support of The Children’s Center Utah during the past fiscal year, July 1, 2022,through June 30, 2023. Donors making annual contributions totaling $1,000 or more arerecognized in our Championship Circles. Healing Circle$100,000 Bruce and Cecilia Petersen Foundation TrustChandra and Eric BergesonEmma Eccles Jones FoundationGeorge S. and Dolores Doré Eccles FoundationHJ & BR Barlow FoundationIntermountain Community Care FoundationIntermountain HealthJane and Tami MarquardtKem C. and Carolyn Gardner Family FundLarry H. & Gail Miller Family FoundationSimmons Family FoundationThe Mark and Kathie Miller Foundation$50,000-99,999American Express Center for Community DevelopmentClark L. Tanner FoundationFlorence J. Gillmor FoundationFredrick H. Barth FoundationJeffrey S. and Helen H. Cardon FoundationScott and Jesselie AndersonSlickrock LabsThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation$10,000-49,999Albert and Lynnie ZimmerliAlex and Dr. Hillary TaggartAlly BankAmare GlobalBamberger Allen Health & Education FoundationBeck Family FoundationBig-D Construction CorporationBLH FoundationC. Scott and Dorothy E. Watkins Charitable FoundationCatalyst Opportunity FundsComenity Capital BankCottonwood TitleDavid W. Baldridge and Dee MunsonDavis and Marcy MullholandDennis A. and Julia M. Watkins FoundationDominion EnergyErin Laney BarrErrol P. EerNisse and Sonja E. ChesleyFirst Utah BankGrandeur Peak Global Advisors LLCIntermountain Healthcare Community Partner FundJarvis and Constance Doctorow Family FoundationJoAnne L. Shrontz Family FoundationJohn and Andrea MillerThe June Morris and Frendt Family FoundationKaty Welkie and Audrey BramwellKim and Dan HuishKing Family FoundationLynda Jacobsen and Sharon RashMarriner S. Eccles FoundationMcKell and Ben LoweMechanical Products Intermountain, LLC.Merrick Bank CorporationMichael and Jenny ThomasMorgan Stanley Bank, N.A.Nora Eccles Treadwell FoundationOptum BankR. Harold Burton FoundationRulon and Rebecca DutsonSheila and Mike DeputyStephanie and Steve WarnerStephen G. and Susan E. Denkers Family FoundationSynchrony BankTeri and Flynn PaulsonThe Boyer Family Foundation TrustThe Jerry and Shari Seiner Family Charitable FundThe T. Luke and Susan Savage Family FundThomas and Candace Dee Family FoundationTianna and Blake MurrayTim and Dorothy FluetschTrane TechnologiesUBS Bank USAUnited Way of Salt LakeWCF InsuranceWillard L. Eccles Charitable FoundationZimmerli Family Charitable FundResilient Circle$5,000-9,999Alder Construction CompanyAmerican Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers FoundationAngelo and Eileen GiardinoAshley Rothwell-Campagna and Mark CampagnaBarlow CorporationBill Patterson Carolyn LeoneBMW FS Accounts PayableBrent and Bonnie Jean Beesley FoundationCazier ExcavatingCherell and Aaron JordinColdwater CapitalDAI UtahDale and Corrine BowenDavid and Christy EngelElizabeth and Kent MadsenGreg and Andrea SummerhaysHerbert I. & Elsa B. Michael FoundationHuntsman Mental Health InstituteHVAC Equipment SalesInstructureIntegrated SolutionsJanet Q. Lawson FoundationJenn E. Barlow and Brady BodilyJerry Seiner DealershipsJon F. Lee and Ashley HoltJosh Webb ContractingLewis Baker and Nancy Hogarty BakerLisa NicholsMeta (Formerly Facebook)Michael and Alicyn KingMike Gill and Judy MarosticaPeace & Possibility ProjectRon and Janet JibsonRuth Eleanor and John Ernest Bamberger Memorial FoundationSelectHealthSentryWest Insurance ServicesStanna and Cliff FramptonSteve and Ruth LoweSteve Dubell Construction GroupThe Franks Family FoundationThe Ruby J. Craddock Memorial TrustUtah Association of Financial Services FoundationVerizon FoundationWilliamsen Family FoundationHope Circle$2,500-4,999Ali and Bart JohnsenAmerica First Credit Union

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In Honor of DonorMaclane Keller Safia KellerDixie Bullock Kimberly GoldenKevin Havlik Nanci OldroydLaurie Hilyer Nanci OldroydJenny Hall Nanci OldroydPeter E. Hunt Christi WorsleyThomas A. Halversen Carla EskelsenThomas A. Halversen Laurel DraperAlbert Ray Audrey MaynardVicki Boyer Steve BoyerVictoria Chadwick Toni PaynePaula Lovendahl Toni PayneBecky Blackett Denise BlackettKimberli Berrett Rich Berrett PhotographyNaegle Family Andrea LabreshDevon Musson Rose Thomas MussonThe Children's Center Utah Staff Alisanne KorologosKathleen Pitcher Tobey Lisa GodfreyKathleen Pitcher Tobey Lindsey ReesSafia KellerKimberly GoldenNanci OldroydNanci OldroydNanci OldroydChristi WorsleyCarla EskelsenLaurel DraperAudrey MaynardSteve BoyerToni PayneToni PayneDenise BlackettRich Berrett PhotographyAndrea LabreshThomas MussonAlisanne KorologosLisa GodfreyLindsey Rees

In Memory of DonorDixie Bullock Kimberly GoldenAgi Plenk AnonymousPaul Dalrymple Nancy Cantor and Michael McDonaldPaul Dalrymple Heather DunaganPaul Dalrymple Craig and Mitzi DunfordPaul Dalrymple Leo and Cynthia SotiriouPaul Dalrymple The King’s English BookshopPaul Dalrymple Thomas and Leona BrownPaul Dalrymple Michael and Glynda CoskyPaul Dalrymple Deon T. HilgerCarolyn Bone Carolyn SmakaWe extend our heartfelt gratitude to all those who have donated inhonor or memory of their loved ones. Your thoughtful gestureensures we support children, families, and caregivers throughoutUtah. Thank you for your compassionate support and for helping uscreate a brighter future in their memory.

Executive Leadership Team Rebecca Dutson, President and CEO Amy Bosworth, Director, Philanthropic Partnerships Joni Clark, Director, Development Malinda Freitag, Senior Clinical Director Julie Hadlock, Director, Talent and Operations Jennifer Mitchell, Vice President, Clinical Strategy and Innovation David Peterson, Chief Financial Officer Administration Team Trent Ashby, Facilities and Safety Manager Tara Castilleja, Human Resources Assistant Emily Hansen, Receptionist Kristine Johnson, Senior Office Manager Irma Laksberger, Medical Records Clerk Mona Searle, Office Manager Giselle van der Westhuizen, Executive Assistant Development Team Mary Burchett, Development Manager Alyssa Elizalde, Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator Carla Frein, Marketing and Communications Manager Sierra Good, Development Associate Stephanie Warner, Government Relations Manager Finance Team Carolina Mani, Staff Accountant Melissa Willey, Controller Clinical Team Maria Abbruscato, Family Therapist II Kimberli Berrett, Assistant Clinical Director Maggie Condas, Family Therapist I Maria-Ernestina Christl, Psychology Intern Stephanie Glaittli, Family Therapist II Nicole Kertamus, Family Therapist I Emily Lewis, Psychology Resident Veronica Love, Staff Psychologist Rachel Maldonado, Family Therapist II Ashley Mullineaux, Medical Assistant Cynthia Palacios-Gutierrez, Professional Development Manager Faiza Rafi, Psychology Intern Adi Rosenthal, Psychology Intern Jamie Sellers, Clinical Director, Outpatient Services Joanna Sendejo, Psychology Intern Kyle Smith, Psychiatrist Samantha Smith, Psychology Training Director Courtney Stormann, Family Therapist I Jasmin Topete, Intake Specialist Cameron Whitehead, Clinical Assistant Rachel Younger, Psychology Resident Therapeutic Preschool Program Francie Aiken, Lead Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Carolina Andrus, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Ashlee Baird, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Jasmin Beam, Co-Therapeutic Preschool SpecialistLaura Bennett, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Carolyn Bosworth, Therapeutic Preschool Operations Coordinator Sierra Bryant, Lead Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Jaden Cheng, PRN Preschool SpecialistDina Contreras, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Deborah Crosby, Lead Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Haley Eastman, Lead Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Whitney Evans, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Allie Faubert, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Kathryn Hall, Lead Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Shainalyn Howell-Simpson, Lead Therapeutic Preschool SpecialistTessa Huecksteadt Lead Therapeutic Preschool SpecialistAaliyah Johnson, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Sara Johnson, Clinical Director, Therapeutic Preschool Program

Lizy Malley, Lead Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Jakelle Marble, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Aimee Nakamura, Therapeutic Preschool Program Manager Larz Petersen, PRN Preschool Specialist Angelica Rodriguez, PRN Preschool Specialist Isabella Scheaffer, Lead Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Danielle Shipe, Therapeutic Preschool Program Trainer Izzy Stagg, Co-Therapeutic Preschool Specialist Shasta Toomer, DECA SpecialistBrittoni Tripp, Co-Therapeutic Preschool SpecialistBrooklyn Valdez, Co-Therapeutic Preschool SpecialistEarly Childhood Coaching and Consultation Team Vickie Becker, Early Childhood Specialist Jesika Berg, Early Childhood Specialist Maria Camacho Calderon, Early Childhood Consultant Alyssa Cohen, PRN ECC Trainer Cynthia Cone, Early Childhood Consultant Cari Gongora, Early Childhood Consultant Lindsey Hamburger, School Readiness Mentor Coach Camille Harvey, Early Childhood Consultant Megan Jolley, CCQS Mentor Coach Keri Jones, ECCT Intake Coordinator Leann Kendall, Early Childhood Specialist Samantha Mafua, ECCT Program Director Kamilah Mauldin, Early Childhood Consultant Jill Chesley Mcginnis, Early Childhood Lead Consultant Paul Mueller, School Readiness Lead Mentor Coach Seini Namuaira, Early Childhood Consultant Karla Palmer, Early Childhood Consultant Heidi Petersen, Early Childhood Consultation Expansion Manager Moira Rampton, Early Childhood Consultant Sarah Wentworth, Professional Development Coordinator Danielle Williams, Early Childhood Specialist Megan Voorhees, Early Childhood Consultant Transportation Logan Bowen, DriverLisa Castleton, Driver Julie Day, Transportation Supervisor Rodney Jones, Driver Teddy Lowder, Driver Heather Paxman, Preschool Bus Driver and Transportation Aide Teleconsultation Akary Geraldo Munoz, Teleconsultation Coordinator McCall Lyon, Teleconsultation Director Infant-Toddler Court Program Jose Camberos, Family Time Support SpecialistChristie Cole, Community Coordinator Olivia Gruwell, Community Coordinator Tiffany Perry, State Coordinator Trauma Program For Young Children Sarah Robinson, SAMHSA Grant Project Coordinator IECMH Consultation Program Evelyn Almazan, IECMH Program Assistant Aubree Foy, IECMH Consultant Alda Jones, IECMH Consultation Program Manager Teresa Newlan, IECMH Consultant *As of June 13, 2024Meet our Team

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