Professional men in the City of Corona once again joined together to highlight the importance of taking a stand against domestic violence. The “MEN AGAINST VIOLENCE” poster will be used to raise awareness and generate financial support for local programs.
The ADV Board of Directors and Staff would like to thank the following individuals, organizations and businesses for contributing to our programs:
Nina Abrams
Nancy Aguilar
Amy’s Hallmark
Commissioner W. A. Anderson
Appian Escrow C. Inc.
Association of Former Office of Special Investigations Special Agents
Auntie Amy’s Positive Impressions
Robert V. Auth
Pastor Kirkland Bailey, City of God Church
Marge Baillod Yeager
Jeff and Darlene Baker
Ballet Folklorico de Riverside
Sylvia Barnett, Sylvia’s Studio
Jacquelyn Barrington
Colleen Batchelder
James and Jennifer Becon
Bruce Bell
Lori Boillin
Anita Boillin
Terri Boillin, Terri Boillin Designs
Amy Boyd
Kathleen Brockie
Buena Vista High School
Lu Ann Budiselic, Arbonne International
Susan Burmudez
California Credit Union League -Tri County Chapter
Mona Caple
Fredy Carte
Steve and Docia Caseldine
Tony & Louie Castro
Mondola S. Cherry
Linda Chrefen
Fire Chief Paul Christman, City of Murrieta
City of Riverside Department of Child Support Services
Dorthy Clemens
City Grille Restaurant
Chris Cortez
Corona Police Officers’ Association
Corona Norco Bible Fellowship
Patti Cotton Pettis, Loma Linda University
Mary Delsman
Barbara Diaz
Mary K. Dowell
James T. Edwards
Maria Ellerbrock, Norco Intermediate School
Father John Conrad and
Mother Kelli Grace Kurtz, All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Sandra Fay
Paul and Carol Fick
Dottie Filipek
Sylvia Fleming, Sylvia’s Treasures
Victoria Forest
Tri-County Dental Society
Beverly Gardner
Charlene Gibbons
Corie Gibson, Norco Intermediate School
Girl Scout Troop 1444
May Givens
Gnatcatcher Children’s Books
Mary Godshall
Felicia Goldberg
Jennifer Gotts
Cindy Goymerac
Denise Grandi, AAUW
Edwina Hain, ADK Sorority
Healing Nations Collective
Kevin and Christine Heinemann
Amanda Herdina, Planet Hope
Alice Hibbard
Ronald Higgins
James and Susan Hill
Kathee Honnold
Judy Horan
Inland Empire Quilters Guild
C. Jacobson
Terri Jaggas
Annette Jennings, City of Murrieta CSD
Mike and Pam Jenson
Gerarldine K. Johnson
Patty Johnson
Cindy Joswiak
Rebecca Joswiak
Paul and Carole Kelly
Barbara Kidd
Linda King
Heidi Kraus
Emmylou M. Krausman
Jennifer Kright
Victoria Lacey, House of Flames
Laurette Beta Kappa
Elaine Ledgerwood
Bill and Janet Lewis, TLC Classic Designs
Laurie LoFrance
Pat Lutgen
Charles Machado, New Mexico Chile Co.
Gail Mangold, Grand Therapeutic & Woodbuilder Construction
Terri Manuel
Dean Marques
Dorothy Mason, Benefit of the Links
Bonnie Medeiros, Mary Kay Cosmetics
Judy Mersereau
Michelle Miller
Patti Miller
Nancy Mills, Century 21 – Lois Lauer
Mom’s Club of Horsethief Canyon
Paula Montanez
Moreno Hills SDA Church
Mt. Rubidoux SDA Church
Marilyn Morris
Lina Munera
Melissa Murillo, Western Farm Service
Dolores Nunez
Sue Obradovitz, PEO Chapter KE
Gloria Olsen
Kendall O’Neil
Christina Orozco
Debora Pap
Jaci Parent, California Highway Patrol
Sue Parlin
Carolyn Pateman
Mary Paulson
Joyce Pavez, CPI Financial Insurance Services
Chris and Kelly Pavez
PEO Chapter KE
Gene Phillips
Judy Phipps Family
S. Porter
Sonja Posin, Mom’s Club of Horsethief Canyon
Dexxie Price, Tailchasers Pet Sitting
Jerry and Andrea Puga, Jerry’s Carpets & Interiors
Quest for Little Bears
Lynn Ragone, Southern California Auto Auction
Norma Rakow
Connie Ransom, Century 21 – Lois Lauer
Sharon Rice
Riverside County Probation Department
Riverside Personnel Services
Janice R. Roberts
Hector Ruano, Coronado Stone
Margaret Rubin
Jose and Tina Ruvalcaba
San Bernardino Valley Chapter Links Inc.
Holly Sevant, Limited Brand
Marilyn Sharp, Uniforms of All
Robert Sharp, U.S. Motor Escort
Leslie Shores, Riverside Area Home Learners (RAHL)
Julie Siragusa
Wendy Smart
Audrey Smith
Stephen Smith, Interior Transporters
Soroptimist International of Beaumont
Soroptimist International of Corona
Soroptimist International of Moreno Valley
Soroptimist International of Riverside
Mary Ann Stalder
Nancy Storer, PEO Chapter KE
Teri Sudley, Norco Intermediate School
Temple Beth El
Temecula Quilt Guild
Joanne Temples, Southern California
Auto Action Auction
Cathy Trost, Trademark Insurance
Sue Trost, Norco Intermediate School
UCR Associated Students
UCR Library Staff Association
Doreen Van Leeuwen, A Better Way Counseling
Diane Van Loon
Theresa Vaughn
Victoria’s Secret
Sharon Wagner
Tanyika Walker, Breakthrough C.O.G.I.C.
Rosemary Warner
Heather Warner
Katie Wider
Express
Ann Williams
Mark Wills
Carolyn Wilson
Cecily Yeager
Tom Yeager
Rob Yoshida, Norco Intermediate School
Wal-Mart Corona
Wal-Mart #2952 Murrieta
Wal-Mart #5193 Moreno Valley
Women’s Improvement Club of Corona
Zonta Club of Riverside
To our major public and private supporters; we could not do this without you!
Altria Foundation
Avon
Better World Together Foundation
In-N-Out Burger
Lennar Charitable Housing Foundation
Mary Kay Foundation
Michael Anthony Companies
Target Foundation
Union Bank
Verizon
State of California:
Emergency Housing and Assistance Program
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Department of Public Health
Office of Emergency Services
County of Riverside:
Community Development Block Grants
Department of Public Social Services
Domestic Violence Trust Fund
Economic Development Agency
Emergency Shelter Grant
General Fund
Office of Education
Sheriff’s Department
Southwest Services
Superior Court
Central County United Way
Corona-Norco United Way
United Way of the Inland Valleys
City of Corona
City of Hemet
City of Moreno Valley
City of Riverside
City of Temecula
“Working with ADV as a business partner has been very rewarding. If I were talking to colleagues in our industry about what would be the return for investment in helping others, I’d say it goes beyond one person. It permeates throughout your entire organization. It’s a shot in the arm. Every time we do an event with ADV, the associates who participate are rejuvenated. They come back feeling very, very good about being able to make a difference. For every dollar invested, I’d say you get a return of a thousand percent in morale … unifying your troops. As a business person, the impact to your morale is priceless. In our mind, a big part of what ADV is accomplishing is the rehabilitation of families. In our mind, we feel that’s a place where we can be very impactful. People just jump at the opportunity to work with ADV.”
“The reputation of ADV is phenomenal. This organization is over the top. It’s our leadership and our staff. There is nothing else like us. It’s the most loving and compassionate agency. I don’t know how anybody could do it any better.”
“When we first decided to partner with ADV, we did so just because we had shared the same kinds of goals. But the more I worked with the ADV team, the more I realized that this is an incredible community of people. Everything that’s done is done very, very, very well. There is a standard of excellence that permeates the ADV community. Being able to work with people who are such respectable people, people I have such a great deal of respect for, no matter what they’re doing, they’re doing it at the 110 percent level. Advocacy, counseling, shelter, children’s program. In this time, when a lot of things are done in a shoddy fashion, it is such a great thing to be able to partner with an agency that is committed to such excellence. Sometimes in a nonprofit, you’re not really a business. This is a nonprofit with integrity and strength and authenticity. If there’s violence anywhere, there’s violence everywhere. People must act in support of life.”
“Our involvement with ADV has impacted every associate at every level. No matter how large or how small their involvement has been. Because they see the results of what they are doing. They see the impact that they’re making. I can’t say enough about ADV. Not just for what they do for individuals, but for how they interact within the community. How they deport themselves when they’re at organizational meetings or at other affairs. They’re always there and positive. It’s, ‘We’re here, we’re going to make a difference and we’re going to make lives better.’ There’s no self-doubt. It’s all very positive. The belief in what they’re doing, in the organization and the people within the organization, having the staff that your’re confident with, having the families come in out of the worst of circumstances and knowing that they are going to be safe. That this is a sanctuary for them. It’s probably one of the best jobs you can have.”