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For all that Children's Bureau has done for us, we have no words to describe how much we appreciate, respect and admire the hard work of so many that help families like mine. Thanks a million to every single person who makes this possible. Your support of Children's Bureau really means

more than you'll ever know.

– Marcia Sanchez, Children's Bureau Parent

Marcia's Journey

When Marcia first walked through Children's Bureau's doors, she was simply looking for a sewing class. What she found was more than she ever expected.

A mother reading a book with her child. A parent disciplining with compassion not anger. Friends finding support and conquering fears. A toddler separating with ease from his mother. Tears replaced with confidence. A desire to learn and become more. Love, respect and strength. Children thriving and dreaming big. An involved husband and father. Giving back to a community. A job and a new home.

It's a life journey that could have taken a different path but didn't because of You. Your passion to spare children from abuse. Your courage to explore and innovate. Your willingness to open doors. Your belief in what's possible.

Children's Bureau accomplished great things in 2012 thanks to You. Your simple act of giving truly means more than you know to Children's Bureau, but most importantly, to vulnerable people like Marcia and her family.

Childhood Struggles

Early years Marcia's mother passed away when she was 5 years old. She and her three siblings were raised by their grandmother. Her grandmother, as a child, did not attend elementary school as she had to care for her siblings and work. She could not read or write and signed with her thumb to communicate.

Marcia struggled in school and relied on her 8-year-old brother to help with homework. He was more interested in playing with friends and had little patience with Marcia.

Fears Are Calmed

2000 — Married and with a 4-year-old son, Samuel, Marcia seeks to overcome her feelings of loneliness and uncertainty. In search of a sewing class, she finds Children's Bureau and her journey begins.

Marcia discovers a reading class and enrolls with Samuel. Slowly her fears about learning and raising her son are calmed.

A second child is born, Paola. Marcia is encouraged by a neighbor to sign up for the school readiness program. She learns the value of quality family time, respect and gains a positive foundation for her children's academic and life success. Paola excels in the program and graduates ready for kindergarten.

600children participated in school readiness programs preparing them for kindergarten and future academic success

Confidence Gained

2004 — Marcia joins Community in Action, a parent leadership group. In working with community members, she hones her outreach and presentation skills while sharing her enthusiasm for all that Children's Bureau has to offer families. Her confidence builds and she becomes a trusted resource in the community.

10%of parents participating in our prevention programs joined a leadership group to expand their personal growth and community involvement

Parenting Strengthened

2006 — Marcia participates in the NuParent program when her third child, Elias, is born. She continues with the family enrichment program where a teacher helps Marcia and her son with separation challenges.

3500families learned child-rearing skills, bonding activities and found a support forum with other new parents through the NuParent program

Sharing Experience

2009 — Children's Bureau hires Marcia as a family advocate for the school readiness program. She continues to build valuable skills to prepare her for the next step of her career.

10family advocates helped 1,000+ at-risk Orange County families with links to vital necessities and resources including therapists and parent educators

Becoming a Leader

2011 — Marcia enrolls in community college seeking a degree in social work. She wants to set a good example for her kids.

She is hired as a community organizer for South Bay Center for Counseling, a Magnolia Community Initiative partner.

90%of all the people who live in the 500-block Magnolia Community Initiative catchment area were connected to at least 1 of our 75 partners. In 2013, we plan to launch a web-based system that will connect everyone to all services. Learn more at magnoliaplacela.org.

Family Triumphs Continue...

2012 — In June, Marcia is honored with the Courage Award by Children's Bureau. Samuel, now 15, does well in school and sports. He aspires to be in the CIA or FBI. Paola is a 12-year-old gifted student with a passion for art and animals. Elias is a happy, funny and very social 5 year old. The Sanchez family purchased and moved into their first single-family home.

Prevention Makes Cents

Source: Harvard University Center on the Developing Child
Fact:	What it means:
700 New Neural Connections Per Second are Formed in the First Few Years of Life	Getting things right the first time is easier and more effective than trying to fix them later.
18 months Age At Which Disparities in Vocabulary Begin to Appear	Early childhood matters because experiences early in life can have a lasting impact on later learning, behavior, and health.
$4-$9 In Returns for Every Dollar Invested in Early Childhood Programs	All of society benefits from investments in early childhood programs.

We also helped those hurt by abuse

x 10
children adopted

x 100
children placed in foster homes

x 10,000
hours of mental health therapy and counseling

Your Leadership Shines

2011/2012

Board of Directors

Chair
Marilyn Stein
Tikun Olam Foundation
Vice Chairs
Alan Berkes
The Ballpark
Ivan Hindshaw
Bain & Company, Inc.
Janie Schulman
Morrison & Foerster, LLP
Julia Stewart
DineEquity, Inc.
Ana Valdez
The 650 Company
Halbert Washburn
BreitBurn Energy Partners L.P.
Hope Wintner
Civic Leader
Treasurer
J. Jefferson Goodman
Sterling Strategies, Inc.
Secretary
Susana A. Lun a Civic Leader

Directors
Neal Aton
Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc.
Michael S. Burke
AECOM
John Durrant
Paul Hastings LLP
George W. Fenimore
Civic Leader
B. James Ford
Oaktree Capital Management, L.P.
Michael J. Fourticq, Sr.
Hancock Park Associates
Christopher M. Frank
Bonk Breaker, LLC
Thomas T. Hacking
Radlink
Eileen Kamerick
Houlihan Lokey
Peter W. Kelly
Chrisman & Company
Mark Lemons
Mark C. Lemons Foundation

Richard R. Magnuson, Jr.
Ernst & Young LLP
George Manyak
GM Outdoor
Charles Marquis
Civic Leader
Hasham Mukadam
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
Hector Orci
Orci
David Pittman
Union Bank, The Private Bank
Arthur H. Rasmussen, Jr.
CB Richard Ellis
Carrie Tilton
Civic Leader
Michelle Traylor
Civic Leader
Ex-Officio
Mark Carlin
Lockton Insurance Brokers, Inc.

Board of Trustees

Children's Bureau Foundation
Chair
Mark Carlin
Lockton Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Executive Vice Chair
Alex Morales
Chidren's Bureau
Vice Chairs
Randy L. Bort
Shady Tree Holdings, LLC
Kathleen M. Duncan
Civic Leader
Scott Honour
The Gores Group (retired)
Matthew V. Pauley
GE Capital
Treasurer
Martin Jacobs
Capital World Investors
Secretary
Shelli Herman
Shelli Herman & Associates

Children's Bureau is the best nonprofit I know to tackle the enormous challenges of how to help families in need. The innovation, care and talent that contribute to its 100-plus years of serving the community are truly impressive. I give to Children's Bureau because I believe in their efforts to ultimately spare all children from abuse.– Julia Stewart, CEO, DineEquity, Inc.

Trustees
Bryan Boghosian
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Wallace W. Booth
Ducommun, Inc. (retired)
Stephanie Campbell DIRECTV, Inc. (retired)
Susan Cheng
Warner Brothers Entertainment
Kenneth J. Chirba
Wachovia Bank, NA (retired)
Mary Davis
Civic Leader
Cecily Dean
Civic Leader
A. Redmond Doms
Redmond Doms Company
Damon Fisher
Kirkland & Ellis, LLP
B. James Ford
Oaktree Capital Management, L.P.
Michael Fourticq, Jr.
Hancock Park Associates
Michael J. Fourticq, Sr.
Hancock Park Associates
Mark W. Gibello
Trust Company of the West
Scott L. Grave
Oaktree Capital Management, L.P.
G. Louis Graziadio, III
Ginarra Partners LLC
Thomas T. Hacking
Radlink
Douglas M. Hayes
Hayes Capital Corporation
Charles Hogan
Radius Financial

Lori Irving
QBE First
Jenny Jones
Elkins/Jones Insurance
Jordon L. Kruse
Oaktree Capital Management, L.P.
Dale R. Laurance
Laurance Enterprises LLC
Roger M. Laverty, III
Farmer Brothers Coffee
Mary Jones Marshall
Civic Leader
Kelly Masuda
Caruso Affiliated
Adam Pierce
Oaktree Capital Management, L.P.
Keith W. Renken
Deloitte & Touche LLP (retired)
Clinton R. Stevenson, Jr.
West Coast Housing Partners, LLC
Lester M. Sussman
Resources Global Professionals
Stuart Taylor
Taylor Realty Advisors
Michael Traylor
Traylor Brothers
Salvador Villar
Banamex USA
James R. Walther
Mayer Brown, LLP
Matthew Wilson
Oaktree Capital Management, L.P.
Scott Witter
City National Bank
Ex-Officio
Marilyn Stein
Tikun Olam Foundation

Marilyn Stein, Tikun Olam Foundation
Board of Directors, Chair
Mark Carlin, Lockton Insurance Brokers, Inc.
Board of Trustees, Chair
David Madison, Color Graphics
Orange County Board of Trustees, Chair

Orange County
Board of Trustees

Chair
David Madison
Color Graphics
Paul Feuerborn
Capital Group Companies
Jeffrey S. Fields
Windes & McClaughry
Richard Flanagan
R-T Specialty
Garrick A. Hollander
WinthropCouchet
Christopher A. Hutnick
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Sean Masterson
Freestone Capital

2012/2013
Newly Elected Leadership

Board of Directors
Juan Alfonso
ABC Studios
Kristine Losito
Civic Leader
Board of Trustees
Kenneth Baronsky
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP
Chapin Hunt
LoanCore Capital
Michael Keller
Tiedemann Wealth Management
Pieter Theron
Ernst & Young LLP

10,000average number of volunteer hours in a year dedicated to Children's Bureau

Orange County Trustees
Lori Irving
QBE First
Keven Yue
Ingram Micro Inc.

2011/2012
Event Leadership

The Angelic Auxiliary
President
Cecily Dean
Event Co-Chairs
Jennifer Anderson
Marianna Linfesty
Alix Olavarria
Stacy Stabinsky

Children's Bureau Celebrity Chefs & Wine Tasting
Event Chair
Julia Stewart
Children's Bureau Clambake
Event Co-Chairs
Barbara Eidson and Brenda Walters
The League for Children
President
Mary Davis
Event Co-Chairs
Mary Hiestand and Carol Towne
Mighty Rubber Ducky Derby
Event Chair
Janice Sindoni

President's Invitational
Executive Golf Committee
Event Co-Chairmen
Pieter Theron and Matthew Wilson
Super Bowl Event
Event Chair
Jeffrey S. Fields
Vice Chairmen's Event
Event Co-Chairmen
Mark Lemons and Matthew V. Pauley

Staff Leadership

Alex Morales, L.C.S.W.
President & CEO
Ron Brown, M.B.A.
Chief Program Officer
Sona Chandwani, M.B.A.
Chief Financial Officer
Jacqueline Meek, C.P.A.
Chief Development Officer
Ann Van Winkle, M.A.
Chief Human Resources Officer

In Memoriam

Children's Bureau will greatly miss these dear friends. They were extraordinary people who did extraordinary things to help others less fortunate in our community.

Donna Crean • Ed Davis • Barbara Knight • Lois Linkletter

2011/12 Financial Overview

Children's Bureau is the largest investor in
child abuse prevention in the country.

J. Jefferson Goodman,
Sterling Strategies, Inc.
Agency Treasurer

Martin Jacobs,
Capital World Investors
Foundation Treasurer

Program Costs Kids

41% prevention
services

39% mental health
services

20% foster care &
adoption services

Agency Expenses File

85% program
services

12% administration and
community relations

3% fundraising

Children's Bureau Foundation and other
Private Charitable Support	$ 3,063,077
Contributions In-Kind*	1,169,341
Government Fees & Contracts	15,254,524
Government Grants	8,878,031
Total Program Support		$ 28,364,973
Other Revenue –
Rental Income	$ 358,750
Investment Income	322,335
Interest Income	286,422
Realized & Unrealized Gain on Investments	195,595
Miscellaneous	610,718
Total Other Revenue		$ 1,773,820
Total Revenue		$ 30,138,793

*Donated outdoor advertising campaign and legal services

Programs and Services
Prevention	$ 10,305,857
Mental Health	9,898,663
Foster Care & Adoption	5,202,720
Total Programs and Services Expenses		$ 25,407,240
Support Services
Administration and Community Relations	$ 3,623,975
Fundraising	806,072
Total Support Services Expenses	$ 4,430,047
Total Expenses		$ 29,837,287
Change in Net Assets		$ 301,506

Children's Bureau audited financial statements available upon request by calling 213.342.0145.

You are Children's Bureau

We greatly appreciate each and every one of YOU! For a complete list of current donors, please visit our website at all4kids.org.

1. Carrie Tilton, Marcia Sanchez and Dave Parsons 2. Stephanie Campbell 3. Brenda Walters and Barbara Eidson 4. Matt Wilson, Pieter Theron and Ryan McCarthy 5. The Sound 100.3's Mimi Chen (center) with volunteers from Capital Group Yvette Marquez, Nadia Olstad, Monica Martinez and Daniel Vela6. Carol Towne, Humphrey Bogart impersonator and Mary Hiestand 7. Kids from Calvary Christian School Volunteer Day 8. Scott Witter

9. Banamex USA Family Financial Event Volunteers 10. Richard Riordan, Rhonda Fleming and Ambassador Glen Holden 11. Ellen Hotchkiss, Fran Sweeney, Sue McDermott and Lisa Tomsick 12. Lacey Gaitan, Jeff Fields, Kathy and Warren Taylor 13. Ivan and Tina Hindshaw 14. Hector Orci and Andrew Orci 15. Heather Thomas, Kathy Outcalt, Tamara Bland and Carleen Riley

10 to 1ratio of dollars leveraged in private
philanthropy to support our key prevention work

16. Hope Wintner and Lisa Cook at Big Sunday Book Event 17. Buz Knyal, Reed Maughan, Damon Fisher and Mike Fourticq, Jr. 18. Ceci Dean, Jennifer Anderson, Mari Linfesty, Stacy Stabinsky and Alix Olavarria 19. Charlie Feuerborn (L) son of Paul Feuerborn (back) and friends raised funds for CB in Orange County through Turtle Rock's Team Kids Carnival 20. Karla Delfosse, Stephanie Singletary, Tiffany Linski and Nichol Costa McVicker at CBRE Carnival Day 21. Mark Lemons and Matt Pauley 22. Richard and Christy Flanagan with Nicole and Steve Joseph 23. AEG - Staples Foundation Volunteers

Gifts at Work

Harry Bronson & Edith R. Knapp Foundation awarded a grant to the NuParent parent education and training program. In 2012, NuParent received international recognition with an invitation to present the program, measurement tools and results at the 8th Annual British Association for the Study and Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Congress held in Belfast.

Occidental Petroleum Corp. funded our comprehensive child abuse prevention programs including school readiness, family resource centers, home visiting programs and parenting classes. More than 10,000 children and parents benefitted from these programs in Los Angeles and Orange Counties.

W.M. Keck Foundation funded the Magnolia Community Initiative, a national model aimed at building neighborhood resiliency and strengthening families to ultimately improve outcomes for vulnerable children. This grant is helping Children's Bureau provide infrastructure that aligns and links partner groups together, manages the communication efforts, initiates research and evaluation, and develops public policy recommendations to support prevention and early intervention strategies.

You Give Generously

For three decades, Barbara Knight's extraordinary generosity to Children's Bureau allowed us to spare thousands of children from abuse. While we deeply miss our dear friend, her kind heart will continue to help countless vulnerable children for generations to come through a planned gift she made to our Robert G. Kirby Society for Children. Legacy gifts like Barbara's are vital to the organization's future stability and program effectiveness. Be a part of our future and become a Kirby Society Member. To learn more, please visit all4kids.org.

Wilma and Robert* Campion
Liza-Mae and Mark Carlin
Rhonda Fleming Carlson
Ruby and Edmond* Davis
Mary Anne and A. Redmond Doms
Linda S. Garrison
Connie and Doug Hayes

Dr. M. Alfred Haynes and Mrs. Hazel Haynes
Ambassador James D. Hodgson and Mrs. Maria Hodgson
Tina M. Johann
Marvel and Robert* Kirby
Barbara Knight*
Judy and Rex Licklider
Martha and Alex Morales

Dr. James and Judy Nelson, in honor of Jason
Royal Radtke
Carmine Salvucci
Sandy Sladen
George A. Studer
Ana Lourdes and Salvador Villar
Alice Willfong
Three Anonymous Members

*deceased

Editor Jacqueline Meek, Chief Development Officer Editor/Copywriter Susan Wirth, Director of Marketing & Communications Creative Director Beth Goldfarb, Cause Farm Creative Photography Danielle Klebanow The images of children and parents are of actual Children's Bureau families. A significant portion of the printing was generously donated by Color Graphics.

I give to Children's Bureau because they help families to help themselves using a holistic approach that educates and guides them onto a successful path. This little bit of support has an impact that can last a lifetime. It's an impressive organization that's forward thinking in how best to transform the trajectory of those struggling to survive.— Mike Burke, President, AECOM

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Community Sites in Los Angeles and Orange Counties

28,000number of children and parents whose lives were enhanced through Children's Bureau's child abuse prevention and treatment programs in 2012

Learn more and
donate at all4kids.org.

Mission Children's Bureau is committed to providing vulnerable children — especially in the early years — the foundation necessary to become caring and productive adults.

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