2020 Annual Report

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OfficersMike Holley, PresidentKate Gurley, 1st Vice President/Vice President - ProgramsScott DeMarco, Vice President - FinanceBelinda Kucharski, Vice President - PhilanthrophyJohn Kuznia, Vice President - PersonnelRob Picotte, Vice President - Marketing & DevelopmentPatti Ellis, SecretaryClaire Brown, Immediate Past PresidentDirectorsDan BazileNithya Chockalingam*Kishani ChoudhuryDenise DesmondRichard FergusonTerry MangoHUNGERFood PantryFree Summer MealsThanksgiving BasketsBread GiveawayWhat’s CookingLifting people up.Building brighter futures.OUR BOARDBob O’ConnellJim PuglieseRiane Richard*Ashlynn SavareseTom SavinoHOMELESSNESSYouth ShelterSolutions to EndHomelessnessProgramStreet OutreachSupportive Housingfor Homeless Youth*denotes CAPteen memberECONOMICCRISISFamily AssistanceAdopt-A-FamilyCoats for CAPTAINBike WorksToy ShopOUR MISSIONTo support and empower people of all ages toreach their goals of personal growth and selfsufficiency.We strengthen communities.Andy GilpinExecutive DirectorAmanda CapozziCommunity ServicesProgram DirectorSusan HsuDirector of FinanceADVISORY COUNCILPhil BarrettDennis BrobstonBill CaseyBelinda Cross KucharskiGary DakeC.J. DeCrescenteDavid DeMarcoJames DoernTom FlynnDale GleasonA HEARTFELT FAREWELLOUR PROGRAMSLEADERSHIPCOMMUNITYSUPPORTSafe HarbourCAPTAIN’s TreasuresVolunteer Income TaxAssistanceVolunteer ProgramCommunity ServiceBurnt Hills-Ballston LakeSocial WorkersCommunity EducationProgramsFern HurleyAssociate Executive DirectorAva MartinDirector of Philanthropy &Volunteer EngagementLori RhodesRunaway & Homeless YouthPrograms DirectorMike HolleyBill LongKevin LuibrandAnthony MashutaTom SavinoTodd ShimkusMarcy SteinerKevin TollisonVirginia TouheyWe would like to thank our long time Executive Director Sue Catroppa for her tenacious dedication to CAPTAIN CHSand the community that we serve. Sue retired at the end of 2020, but her legacy of financial stability, communitycollaboration, and her tremendous commitment to the cause will live on for decades to come.We’d also like to thank our 2020 Outgoing Board President, Claire Brown, for her years of service to CAPTAIN CHS,as well as outgoing 2020 Board Members Bill Long and Gail Secunda. The tireless efforts and passion of theseindividuals has grown CAPTAIN CHS into the effective and impactful organization that it is today.EMPOWERMENTGetting AheadPeace CampHomework HelpHigh School EquivalencyCare LinksWellness ExpressSenior ServicesFamily Support ServicesCAPteensFamily MentoringJob Assist
The Year of Philanthropyand the Future You are Making Possiblemore than more than more than7,600hours of serviceprovided by volunteersTo our cherished friends,2,000community members andbusinesses supported kids,families, and seniors through ourover 30 programs and services$700,000in monetary donations and over$200,000 in goods and servicesdonated to keep our communitystrongIn looking back over the accomplishments you made possible last year, I’m in awe of the abundanceof support, dedication, and sacrifice that people like you - our community members - are willing tomake in the face of great adversity.It may be tiresome to say now, but 2020 was a year unlike any other. As an agency, in our over fortyyears of service, we’ve never experienced the outpouring of need that we did beginning in March.Families and individuals who had never used our services, or even been in need of these types ofsupport, suddenly found themselves at our doorstep.Through many unknowns, you made it possible to ensure we did not have to shutter our doorsor turn those in need away. We ramped up our services, and, thanks to the ingenuity of our thenExecutive Director Sue Catroppa, we reorganized our staff into teams rotating time in the office andat home. Our staff kept safe even in off-hours and, without complaint, quickly transitioned into whatwould be the new normal.Yet, the true heart of this story isn’t about us. It’s about you: those who made this all possible.You showed up in ways we’d never expected. From the over one hundred families, groups, andbusinesses that organized food drives, to the many supporters who signed over their stimuluschecks, to those that risked their own health to volunteer and support others, the one thing ourcommunity did not lack in abundance was the generosity and selflessness of people like you.People like you ensured our Year of Philanthropy campaign to build up the Endowment Fund didnot falter, and people like you ensured that our former Executive Director Sue Catroppa and BoardPresident Claire Brown could retire knowing CAPTAIN CHS would be here for our community for yearsto come.I’m honored and humbled to take on the leadership of CAPTAIN CHS and work together, with you, tohold our community whole as we continue through these challenging times.Thank you for showing your faith in our good work and continuing to lift people up and build brighterfutures.With warm regards,Andy GilpinExecutive Director
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