For All Seasons Annual Report FY23 by For All Seasons

FOR ALL SEASONS B e ha vio r a l H e a l t h & R a p e C ri s i s C e n t e r

Strengthening Community Through Mental Health

ANNUAL REPORT FY23

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exists to improve lives.

FOR ALL SEASONS B e havioral Health & Rape Cr is is Center Be h a v i o r a l H e a lt h & R ape Cr isis Ce nte r

As the only behavioral health and rape crisis center in Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Talbot, and Queen Anne’s Counties, our trauma-certified team forms a safety net across 22% of Maryland’s geography. In the last year alone, we impacted thousands of lives on the Eastern Shore and across the state, delivering over 50,000 critical services.

what sets us apart:

our work includes:

ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL

THERAPY

Everyone, regardless of language or walk of life, should have access to expert, life-saving mental health and sexual assault victim services.

SAME-DAY SERVICES

Mental health and victim support needs are urgent and cannot wait. Our innovative Open Access program ensures individuals and families receive care exactly when needed with no waitlist.

LOCAL ROOTS, STATEWIDE REACH

With seven in-person offices on the Eastern Shore, comprehensive telehealth services, extensive educational programming, and statewide leadership – our impact spans the State of Maryland.

AFFORDABLE CARE

Accepting every insurance and offering free/reducedcost care to those in need, we make the highest quality mental health and victim support services accessible to every child and every adult, regardless of one’s ability to pay.

Evidence-based individual, family, couples, and school-based services.

PSYCHIATRY

Holistic patient-centered approach for all ages, including evaluations and medication management.

RAPE CRISIS CENTER

Comprehensive support for survivors through hospital, law enforcement, and court accompaniments, case management, and referrals for emergency shelter, legal resources, and more.

CRISIS SERVICES

24/7 bilingual hotlines, dedicated crisis appointments, and community trauma debriefings.

EDUCATION & OUTREACH

Mental health and sexual assault training, outreach events, and awareness campaigns for the Eastern Shore and statewide.

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A Letter from Our CEO DEAR FRIEND, My heart is filled with gratitude for you – our donors, volunteers, friends, and partners. Your support has played an integral role in how For All Seasons has helped change the conversation around mental health and how we provide services in our community. Your belief in our mission is not just a gift – it’s a lifeline. By standing with us, you have affirmed your commitment to ensure that For All Seasons remains a place where everyone can receive the mental healthcare they need, no matter what. A simple ‘thank you’ falls short of expressing how vital your support has been, especially in challenging times. The stark reality is that insurance and grants alone cannot sustain the breadth of mental health and victim services we offer. When our grant funding dwindles and the cost of providing care surges, it is your unwavering commitment that helps guarantee our life-saving work continues. As you read through this annual report, I invite you to take time and reflect on the ways your support impacts our community. I also ask you to think about the future. While we have made great strides, we are not done. Please consider additional ways you can help us build and sustain a healthier and more resilient community. From the bottom of my heart – thank you.

Beth Anne Dorman President & CEO

notable highlights OPEN ACCESS UNVEILED We revolutionized mental health access, eliminating our waitlist and assuring immediate care for those in need. p. 4-5 HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND ONLINE SAFETY We are intensifying our efforts to prevent human trafficking, keep youth safe, and support survivors. p. 9

HOOPERS ISLAND OUTREACH Our inaugural Migrant Resource Fair connected over 150 participants with essential services and resources on Hoopers Island. p. 11 GRATITUDE TO OUR DONORS Your unwavering support has been our foundation, enabling us to transform countless lives. See the full donor list. p. 14-16

BEYOND THE SHORE With a robust presence on the Eastern Shore and expansive telehealth, our positive impact resonates throughout the State of Maryland. p. 18-19

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OPEN ACCESS

Helping Clients Access Same-day Care The For All Seasons Open Access program is the first fully implemented mental health delivery model of its kind on the Eastern Shore – allowing clients to walk in for mental health services and have treatment start that day. Launched by the agency in FY23 with support from the Grayce B. Kerr Fund, Open Access has allowed the agency to eliminate our waitlist and, as a result, create 20 new appointments each week. The program streamlines the intake process, providing same-day access to mental healthcare, and minimizing unnecessary wait and suffering. Abbie, an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), was eight months pregnant when she responded to a call where she had to do CPR on a three-monthold baby who had suffered cardiac arrest. She was unable to resuscitate him, and the baby died. Months later, while bathing her three-month-old daughter, her

baby began exhibiting cyanosis, associated with Reynaud’s Syndrome, the development of a bluish-purple hue to her skin. This event triggered an association with the trauma Abbie had experienced as an EMT with a baby of the same age, and she was struggling to work through the episodes alone.

DONORS LIKE YOU enable same-day care, ensuring timely services instead of months-long waitlists. Learn more about Open Access

“It was just a perfect storm when the flashback happened. I had already been experiencing postpartum depression, and my daughter had been a difficult baby as she had severe allergies,” Abbie recalls. Abbie reached out to her supervisor at work, who promptly connected her to For All Seasons. Through the Open Access program, Abbie was seen immediately instead of waiting for months on a waitlist. She states, “It was an amazing process, and I cannot say enough about it. The intake and evaluation were very organized and structured. They made it comfortable, and I was not afraid to share my story. They also connected me

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PSYCHIATRY

to a psychiatrist for medication adjustments. And, it all happened in a very short time.” “I also really liked that the staff requested for me to be placed with someone who specializes in therapy for first responders. I had never had a therapist who understood my job and what I was dealing with.” Abbie can now bathe her baby again by herself, and she has learned to work through those times of anxiety/postpartum depression with ease. While the baby still experiences cyanosis, Abbie no longer experiences the triggers from her past trauma. “Through the therapy I received and the right medication, I feel like a whole different person. I’m genuinely happy, and things don’t make me anxious like they used to. I have been able to handle similar pediatric calls without having those anxious feelings,” Abbie shares. “In my field of work, we see bad things daily. Although we can talk with co-workers, my therapist is there to guide me and help me deal with it in a way that enables me to function and live a full life.” FOR MORE INFORMATION on Open Access process, times, and locations visit ForAllSeasonsInc.org/openaccess

Meet Our Team

Above (L-R): Mary Beth Brinsfield, MSN, CRNP-PMH LaTonya Potter, RMA Fabiola Marquez, RMA Katie Wharton, CCMA Chief Medical Officer William Cerrato, DO Right: Martha McCool, PMHNP-BC Far right: Kristen Gordy, RN, MSN, CRNP

For All Seasons is home to one of the largest outpatient psychiatry teams on the Shore, led by double-boardcertified psychiatrist Dr. William Cerrato, our Chief Medical Officer. Embracing a holistic, patient-centered approach, our psychiatry team works handin-hand with our clinicians and Rape Crisis Center staff, underscoring our belief in a comprehensive continuum of care. Through our Open Access program, new patients needing psychiatric evaluations meet with a member of our psychiatry team within ten days of beginning care at For All

Seasons. Beyond evaluations, our medical staff provides medication management aimed at symptom relief and recoveryfocused treatment plans. Appointments are offered inperson or through telehealth. In addition to Dr. Cerrato, our dedicated team includes three psychiatric nurse practitioners and three medical assistants. Our medical assistants conduct vitals, facilitate scheduling, and provide seamless connection between providers and patients. This integrated approach ensures our patients heal in an environment of expertise and compassionate care.

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MEET JENNIFER

Blanketing Our Community in Hope For All Seasons, with support from Talbot Family Network and others, provided a week-long training taught by the founder and worldwide expert of the Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) modality, Daniel A. Hughes, Ph.D. During a time where stories like Jennifer’s (below) are more prevalent than ever, we now have a network of over 20 DDP-trained therapists across the Shore. In 2001, Jennifer became a foster parent. It wasn’t too long before Jennifer made the decision to adopt her foster daughter and son – both of whom were drug-exposed premature infants with fetal alcohol syndrome. The challenges in their younger years were many for both children and when they became adolescents, the difficulties escalated especially for her son, who eventually needed to receive treatment in a residential facility.

While her son was in and out of residential treatment centers, Jennifer sought additional support for her family, and she learned that her children had Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). Finally, with this information, the challenges that Jennifer’s family had been experiencing started to make sense. In 2021, Jennifer was referred to Lesa Lee, LCSW-C at For All Seasons who at that time was one of only two clinicians on the Eastern Shore certified in treating children with RAD. “Over time, while working with Lesa, I learned that I can’t be reactive to a child with RAD. I learned to do a lot of pausing, soul searching, and thinking about what I’m going to say to my son and daughter...” “As parents of children with RAD, you can spend the rest of your life looking for that magic button that you believe is going to somehow lessen the intensity of RAD. You can’t get antibiotics to ‘fix it’ or love RAD

REACTIVE ATTACHMENT DISORDER (RAD) is a condition where a child doesn’t form healthy emotional bonds with their caretakers (parental figures), often because of emotional neglect or abuse at an early age. We see higher rates of RAD in children who have been fostered or adopted. Children with RAD have trouble managing their emotions and can find it difficult to feel safe and secure within their families. Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) is a treatment approach to trauma, loss, and/or other dysregulating experiences and can be used for children with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). out of your children. The key is understanding that we have to learn new skills and tools to parent RAD children while using a new way of thinking...” she adds. “For once in my life, I am not scared to open up about what I am going through. I felt like I had let these two children down in some way, but my therapists have helped me realize I didn’t do this to them and that what we were experiencing was not my fault. I told Lesa that I would have never survived this if it wasn’t for her,” Jennifer concludes.

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IN THE MEDIA

Inspiring Our Community For All Seasons educated over one million viewers through informative mental health campaigns and programs delivered in our region and across the state.

Life is Messy. Let’s Talk About it.

Suicide Prevention PSA

Our No Matter What...You Matter suicide prevention campaign included Public Service Announcements in both English and Spanish, encouraging our community to reach out and check in on one another. For All Seasons Interpreting Services Supervisor, Alberto Ardaya, was featured in our Spanish PSA.

Celebrity Mental Health Advocate Comedian and actor Cedric the Entertainer passionately advocated for mental health in our annual Give With Your Heart campaign. He shared, “I make people laugh all the time, but it’s important to know that I can have services when I need it. That’s why we all need to get involved and make mental health count in our community.”

For All Seasons provides educational resources for the community on important, timely mental health and wellness topics. The agency’s podcast and video series, Bring on the Mess!™, hosted by CEO Beth Anne Dorman and Chief Clinical Officer Lesa Lee, embraces the messiness of life through real conversations. Bring on the Mess!™ is a positive resource helping individuals and families build understanding and resilience as they navigate every day experiences with mental health and wellness. Dorman and Lee also examine what everyday courage looks like and the many ways it can be defined. They weave in their experiences with therapy, courageous leadership, and raising children. Topics have included Helping Our Kids Be Their Best Selves, The Stress of the Holidays and Taking Care of You, Seniors and Mental Health, Dealing with Grief, and Food Relationships.

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RAPE CRISIS CENTER

RCC Advocates at Work FOR OurALL TeamSEASONS Provides:

Our Rape Crisis Center Advocates put their heart and soul into their work. They approach all survivors by believing them, by advocating for their rights and needs, and by working to B ehavioral Heal t h & R ape C risis C en t er empower them in their efforts toward recovery and healing. 24-Hour Crisis Hotlines Our RCC team works alongside our trauma-certified therapists (voice/text in English/Spanish) who provide crisis appointments and ongoing therapy. A day for our Rape Crisis Center Advocates may include: Providing support and guidance to a victim of crime by accompanying them during a court proceeding for a protective order. Traveling to the county Department of Corrections to meet with detainees who are victims of sexual violence for one-onone consultations, offering them care and resources. Responding to an incident of child sexual abuse by supporting a child and his mother as they meet with law enforcement at the local Children’s Advocacy Center. Visiting the local food bank to secure food for a survivor who is unable to shop in public since her sexual assault. Responding to a call from a nurse at the local hospital to meet with a victim who has been sexually assaulted. This includes bringing a Comfort Kit complete with clothing, hygiene items, a journal, and other personal items that allow a survivor to leave the hospital with dignity.

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Just because survivors have experienced trauma does not mean that they can’t gain that control again in their life,” comments Advocate Brittany Middleton, who works alongside her team to provide support to victims, as well as outreach and education on sexual violence in all five counties on the Mid-Shore. “There are victims who don’t realize they have survived a serious trauma and don’t know there is someone to support them from the beginning to the end. It is rewarding for me to be that person and help them take those first steps needed for healing.

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Crisis Appointments & Ongoing Therapy Hospital, Law Enforcement, & Courtroom Accompaniment Support through Sexual Assault Forensic Exams Victim Impact Statement Preparation Emergency Shelter and Support Services Referrals (housing, medical, Sexual Assault Legal Institute, protection assistance, post-trial support, employment, child support, and more)

DID YOU KNOW? Over the last two years, For All Seasons Rape Crisis Center services more 2023 than doubled. 2022 2021

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HUMAN TRAFFICKING & ONLINE SAFETY

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Support Begins with Prevention

Last year, For All Seasons joined a statewide network of agencies working to respond to and prevent human trafficking. Our Human Trafficking program offers support to survivors and their families, and provides community outreach, awareness, and education. While many on the Eastern Shore believe that human trafficking is a distant issue, our region – and especially the Route 50 corridor – experiences a high volume of cases. A number of known factors increase the prevalence of human trafficking on the Eastern Shore, including rural communities,

poverty, close proximity to airports and largescale public events, and more. Additionally, with youth having increased access to the internet and smart devices, technology plays a big role in putting youth at risk. The overwhelming majority of human trafficking cases – 83% in 2020 – involve online solicitation. Preventing human trafficking is complex and requires a creative approach. Knowing that online safety is key to prevention, For All Seasons provided regional schools with activities that helped children and families learn tools to keep kids safe from predators and potential trafficking

situations. “The online safety activities provided by For All Seasons helped teachers guide our elementary students in developing smart habits that will protect them from the various dangers they may encounter online,” states Katie Fox, Community School Program Manager at Easton Elementary School.

Approximately 12% of For All Seasons Rape Crisis Center clients were identified as victims of human trafficking in FY23. “The partnership between Easton Elementary School and For All Seasons fills a critical need for mental health support for our students and families.”

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OUTREACH & EDUCATION

Backpack Giveaway

Approximately 1,500 people attended the For All Seasons 2023 Annual Back-to-School Supplies Giveaway and Resource Fair. The agency distributed more than 650 backpacks stuffed with supplies to local students. A large team of dedicated staff, volunteers, and resource providers made this a memorable evening for local children.

Beth Anne Dorman and Jessica Bellis

Mental Health and Plein Air

For All Seasons partnered with Plein Air Easton, the largest outdoor painting festival in the country, to focus on the importance of mental health and wellness at this year’s tenday event. CEO Beth Anne Dorman presented to the artists and staff during orientation, and the agency provided artists, staff, volunteers, and visitors a variety of print and digital tools to combat stress and promote self-care.

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Going ‘back to school’ is something a community does; it is not one family, one business, or one school. It is all of us together. Many families are hurting, and need supplies. We make sure every child can start the school year on their best foot.

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—Jonathan Qvarnstrom, Outreach and Marketing Associate at For All Seasons

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For 20 years, we have been providing our competing artists with information on their health, but not until now have we thought about their mental health. If we’re creating a high-stress situation, then it’s our responsibility to provide additional support. We are grateful to For All Seasons for helping create that support.

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—Jessica Bellis, CFO and COO of the Avalon Foundation

Be Kind to Your Mind

Easton Elementary students participated in the “Confetti Challenge” for Mental Health Awareness Month. Following the toss, they completed mental health activities created by For All Seasons’ Center for Learning.

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DONORS LIKE YOU ensure For All Seasons can reach our community with creative events that provide education, build trust, reduce stigma, and encourage community members to seek mental health and sexual assault support services.

Latino Migrant Resource Fair For All Seasons serves as a bridge, connecting Latino migrant workers to mental health and rape crisis services. Our Hoopers Island Latino Support Group and Migrant Resource Fair provide support and help our migrant workers access food, clothing, medical, dental, and other healthcare resources.

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We are creating a lifeline for our migrant workers by helping them find the services that exist in Dorchester County. These workers come here legally, become a part of our community, and we offer vital support they need.

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—Ivy Garcia, Director of Latino Services at For All Seasons

No Matter What... You Matter

As part of the agency’s fifth annual suicide prevention campaign, For All Seasons hosted a free community event at the Avalon Theatre, “We All Have a Role to Play in Suicide Prevention.” Dr. Andrew Moon, a leader within the Veterans Affairs’ National Suicide Prevention Program, shared his experience as a practitioner discussing his knowledge of suicide prevention. CEO Beth Anne Dorman facilitated a conversation with Dr. Moon about recognizing signs of risk and fostering an environment of safety.

Frosty’s Holiday Village

For All Seasons sponsored its second annual Frosty’s Holiday Village to spread joy and create connection with children and adults alike throughout the holiday season. Nearly 1,400 people visited the Talbot County Courthouse Lawn in Easton, MD to participate in free activities including professional photos with Frosty & Friends and holiday crafts, while enjoying cocoa, and winter treats, and a continuous showing of Frosty’s Winter Wonderland on the big screen.

Dr. Andrew Moon being interviewed by Beth Anne Dorman

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FINANCIALS

FY2023

Expense & Revenue

For All Seasons is committed to transparency and accountability when reporting our impact outcomes and our financial information. Our team is focused on sustainability and supporting vulnerable populations, ensuring no one is ever turned away due to inability to pay.

TOTAL EXPENSE: $8,442,953 16.9%

79.4%

3.7%

Program Services $6,708,590

Administrative $1,423,990

Fundraising $310,372

TOTAL REVENUE $7,886,564

49.5%

To learn more, go to SupportForAllSeasonsInc.org/transparency

Grants & Contributions $3,904,034

50.5%

Client Fees $3,982,530

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WHY GIVE?

Your belief in our mission is not just a gift. It’s a lifeline. The needs of our community are vast, and client fees and grants alone do not cover the expense. Your donation closes the gap. Mental healthcare is an essential service that no one should be denied. DONATE TODAY. MAIL DONATIONS TO: For All Seasons, Inc. / ATTN: Giving 300 Talbot Street, Easton, MD 21601

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QUESTIONS? Contact Lauren Weber, VP of Strategy and Development at lweber@forallseasonsinc.org or 410-822-1018 x295. For All Seasons is a 501(c)3 charitable organization (EIN 52-1496434). All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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Our Donors Partners in Our Life-saving Work OUR LEADERSHIP CIRCLE honors generous individuals and businesses in the community who make a lasting impact on the health and resilience of our community with visionary investments of $10,000 or more in honor of For All Seasons mission. Access Hope, Inc.* Bluepoint Hospitality Group, LLC* Dock Street Foundation* Matthew & Beth Anne Dorman* Easton Utilities* Thomas F. Filbert, Esq. & Karen M. Kaludis, Esq.* Mike & Karen Fisher* Diane Flagler & La De Da!* Michael Flaherty & Mary Lee Murrin* Gary Goldstein & Arlene Forastiere* Grayce B. Kerr Fund* Tim & Sally Kagan* William & Amanda Madar* Ken & Leslie Mann* Robert Middleton Thomas Mitchell The Putnam Family Foundation Ryan & Allie Prell* The Seip Family Foundation* St. John Foundation, Inc.* Jennifer Stanley* Warren L. Allen Family Fund* The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation* Willow Construction* *indicates founding members of Leadership Circle

WELLNESS ($5,000-$9,999) Andrew & Leslie Price Family Fund Michael & Pattie Batza, Jr. CG Heritage Fund Christ Church, St. Peter’s Parish Brad & Hilary Deutsch The George B. Todd Fund William & Carol Gordean Dana McGrath Edward Taylor Ruey Warfield Peter & Hanna Woicke

HEALING ($2,500-$4,999) Clark Gregg Helena Hermes Llandaff Family Trust Marasun Roofing Tom & Cathy Mendenhall Patriot Cruises Reynolds/Cristiano Fund Shore United Bank St. Mark’s United Methodist Church Target Stores Amie Taylor HOPE ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous Donors Melissa Barcomb-Doyle & Ken Doyle Bay Imprint Ed & Elaine Bednarz Richard & Ellen Bernstein Kathy Bosin & Kevin Garber Steve Burleson Carol Carlson Charles T. Capute, LLC Christ Church, St. Michaels Parish Christ United Methodist Church Bill & Mia Cranford Stephen & Virginia Croker George Dappert & Judy Wixted William Davenport & Bruce Wiltsie Richard & Sara Jane Davidson Dwelling & Design Easton Rotary Club Eastpoint Church Mickey & Margery Elsberg Ewing, Dietz, Fountain & Kaludis, P.A. Chip & Anna Fichtner Ronald Frampton Harley Gates Gearhart Real Estate Services Richard Goodall Lana Harding Steve & Susan Hopkins Jamie & Mary Hurley Hyatt Place Kent Narrows Hotel & Marina The Inn at Perry Cabin Lady Patriots of the Eastern Shore Merriewold Trust

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE MEMBERS attend our Bella Notte event at Scossa Restaurant and Lounge. Pictured from left to right: Mike and Karen Fisher, Sally Heckman, and Tom Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell, owner of Momma Maria’s Mediterranean Bistro in Trappe, issued a giving challenge, saying, “Mental health is important, and For All Seasons is doing great work. Join me in becoming a Leadership Circle member.” Douglas & Donna Michalek Gary & Deborah Molchan Nagel Family Fund Christy Olsen On Your Mark Lighting Oxford Business Association Provident State Bank Rise Up Coffee Roasters Mary Ann Schindler James & Sheila Scott James Taneyhill & Laura Moon-Taneyhill The Hanrahan Foundation The Jim & Pam Harris Charitable Fund Town & Country William & Marie U’Ren Sandra Vince Doug & Melissa Walker Washington College Alpha Chi Omega Chapter Michael & Linda Wilt Wylder Hotel - Tilghman Island Wyman Family Foundation HELP ($500-$999) Academy Art Museum Anchor Church Bruce & Blenda Armistead DonJoven & Erica Batson Richard Berndt Channel Marker Stephen & Linda Clineburg

John & Alma Davis Delmarva Laser Eye Center The Dixon Group Brenda Early Kyle & Sarah Ewing Robert Fogarty Julia Foxwell & Sushant Sidh Garden Treasures, LLC The Granville Fund Kenny & Kate Gray Jennie Hyatt Robert & Gayle Ingersoll Pam Jana Julyan Management Group, LLC Kevertin Pet Resort Jill Khadduri Graham & Brenda Lee Chuck & Stephanie Lennon Jennifer Leps Stuart Levine & Carol Smith Martin Construction Jeffrey & Dorcas McGuiness Heather Meredith Jack & Jill Meyerhoff Orion Safety Products Robert & Pamela Ortiz, Esq. Larry Paul Salon Sophia Tate Robert & Lynn Sanchez Barbara Schantz Scossa Restaurant & Lounge Sherman Severson David & Pattie Sherrill Spring & Associates The Rubel Family Foundation

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Adam & Katie Theeke Tred Avon Family Wealth, LLC David & Brenda VanAken COMFORT ($250-$499) Jay & Judith Anglada Jim & Connie Arvia Gail Aveson Avon Dixon B.P.O. Elks Easton Lodge No. 1622 Roger & Joan Berkley Robert & Sandra Bjork William & Ruth Boicourt John & Leslie Briggs Kamari & Wanda Collins Nora & Kevin Conroy Leo & Trish Dunn Earth Data, Inc. Easton Economic Development Jane Feigleson Gordon & Sally Fronk Debbie Gardner Charles & Ellen Garrison Kenneth & Wendy Gibson William & Amy Gross Heidi Hanson Sally Heckman Bridget & John Horner Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Dean & Linda Kenderdine Kent Island Resort Ronald Ketter Beth Lawton Legal Assets Craft Food & Spirits Charles Lerner Wendy Lincoln Beverley Martin Massoni Art Gallery Diana Mautz Michael Newman Delphine Peck Peck Family Foundation Mike & Susan Phillips Piazza Italian Market Radcliffe Corporate Services, Inc. Ellen Rajacich Phyllis Rambo Rogers Family Charitable Fund Sara Rosen Schauber Van Schaik Insurance & ERIE Insurance Phil Schoenthal Schuman Cleaning Services

Seaford Presbyterian Church Simpatico, Italy’s Finest Bruce & Elizabeth Smith Eva Smorzaniuk & Phil Dietz Andrew Southworth Ann Starr State Farm Insurance Steward Writing & Communications, LLC Rick & Bevereley Stoakley Darian Sump Matt & Amy Tietze Richard & Beverly Tilghman Nancy Trippe Tuna The Tide Charter Service Carole & Jerry Valcik Josh & Lauren Kay Weber Weber’s Bulldog Basketball Camp Frances Weems Stephen & Mary Wilson ZRC, LLC SUPPORTERS (UP TO $249) Linda & Terry Adams Agave Juicing Co. Susan Ahlstrom Raymond & Linda Albert Thomas Alspach Robert & Judith Amdur Della Andrew Carol Armstrong Aurora Vines & Vibes Ava’s Pizzeria & Wine Bar Carmelyn Bachman Elisabeth Baer Jim & Sheila Barry Dirck & Christy Bartlett Jessica Bass Bay Choice Builders Bay Star Consignments Thea Beckering Rob & Margaret Begor Bowen Billups Victoria Bohmore Clifton Boulware Jane Brice Suzanne Brigham Edwin & Shirley Brodhead Brookletts Place - Talbot County Senior Center Childlene Brooks Jay & Katherine Brown James & Mary Kay Burkett Ray & Kathryn Busen Kenneth & Elizabeth Bush

Heather Caccavale David & Patti Cannon David & Esther Caplan Frances Carlson Terry Carney Melanie Chapple Classic Motor Museum of St. Michaels, Inc. Nancy Collins Thomas & Virginia Cornwell Country Telephone & Communications Brenda Crabbs Crackerjacks Toys & Children’s Books Patricia Crane John & Becky Crawford Mona Curry Maureen Curtin Shannon Daly Michele DeFreece Nina Del Ilene Siegel Deutsch Jacqueline Dianich Sarah Donaldson David Draut Laurence Driggs Dana Duffield Christine & Roger Eareckson Easton Bowl Easton Lions Club EbbTide Wellness Studio William & Carol Edwards Claude & Carolyn Edwards Jill Ellis Tom & Katherine Ellis Herman & Nancy Espenhorst Bartley Evans Farm Charm Alice Fenn Connor Flaherty Joan Flaherty

Paulette Florio Peggy Ford Sherri Foster Fotoberry George French Elaine Friedman Tom & Cynthia Fulton Georgie Garbisch Haley Geller Judith Gieske Elizabeth Gifford David & Lena Gill Elizabeth Glover Richard & Jan Gnospelius Jeffrey Goad Susan Gold Rebecca Golden Rand & Morna McEver Golletz Graul’s Market James & Margaret Gribble Sheryl Groce Nereus & Kathleen Gunther Gunther’s Electric David Harris Headwaters Seafood & Grille John & Susan Hellwege Higgins & Spencer, Inc. Hill Report Ltd. Glynn & Judy Hodges James & Terry Hogan Robert & Joanna Holden Nancy Holt Francis & Jane Hopkinson Martha Horner Yolanda Horton Richard & Beth Hott Carla Howell Deborah Hughes Bob & Naomi Hyman Richard Hynson, Jr. Karine Ireland Maureen Jacobs

“Veterans often struggle because it’s challenging to find resources to help them. We want to support local organizations like For All Seasons as much as we can because we feel the money goes further to benefit our veterans here. We feel by supporting For All Seasons we can reach the veterans who need mental health and suicide prevention services the most.” — Dana Fenex, Office Manager, VFW 7464 in Grasonville.

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Our Donors

Carolyn Jaffe Jackie Jones Maureen Karns Margaret Keller Cathie Kempf Kiln Born Creations George King Mary Klein John Knud-Hansen Katherine Lamotte Lane Engineering, LLC Jerry Langer & Pamela Dorman Kathy & Mark Langrell Linda Laramy Patricia Latham Brenda Latka Layton’s Chance Vineyard & Winery Carville Leaf, Jr. Charles & Leslie Leaver Judith Leight Chip Lieber Limoncello Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar Paul & Lauren Littlefield Lizzy Dee Desmond & Alison Lomax Deborah Mandycz Mark Cascia Vineyards William & Leigh Marquess John & Nancy Masone Doug Mayorga Duffy & Gina McConnell Paul & Patricia McDonald Kathy Meehan George & Josephine Merrill Melissa & Michael Micriotti Carol Middleton Elwood Miller Kathleen Miller Bodey Leslie Millspaugh Momma Maria’s Mediterranean Bistro Heather Morris

Kirsten Mosher Marlies Mraz Robert Murray Dave Myers Karen Nicosia Jane Nigra Leo & Jean Nollmeyer Edith O’Donnell John Ohler Brendan & Susan O’Neill Ernest & Barbara Oskin Barbara Oxnam Michael Pagliaro Wendy Palmer Lanetta Parks Leslie Passano & Thom Ford Tony & Camille Passarella Melissa Paugh James Pierson John Pinney & Donna Cantor Playa Bowls Gabriel Priyev Jamie Puckett Patty Quimby Mara Radis Michael & Linda Rajacich Kathy Rawls Lucy Richards Robert Ortiz & Company Robin’s Nest Floral & Garden Center Dianne Rogers Jonathon Rondeau Dennis & Jeanne Roy Eric & Patty Rubin Ruse Restaurant Alice Ryan Kenneth & Sarah Sadler Stephen Satchell Leigh Schaefer Nadia Schlotzhauer Jayne Schnellenberger Francis & Joyce Schriver Stephen & Mary Shearer Shearer the Jeweler

OUR DONOR LIST acknowledges FY23 donations that occurred between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023.

Shorely Organized Bruce Singley Alan & Carol Sleeper Kathleen Smith Albert Smith & Eleanor Dallam Laura Sousa Elizabeth Spence Lawrence Stahl Paula Statkiewicz Tim & Brandilyn Steves Lisa Still Storm & Daughters Ice Cream Rebecca Stup SugarCoated Nails Fred & Martha Suss Temple B’nai Israel Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Ten Perfect Nails & Spa The Orthopedic Center The Point at Pintail The Scottish Highland Creamery Bonnie Thomas Lee Thomas Tracie Thomas Crystal Thomas Bruce Thomas & James Carder Tiger Lily Restaurant Michael & Sue Todd Tuckahoe Hardwoods John & Lise Valliant Rebecca Van Aken Richard & Rebecca VanGilder Ricky & Amber Vitanovec Frederick & Kay Wagenblatt Mary Wake & Carol McManus Sara Walker Stephanie Walpole Elinor Warring Raymond & Carolyn Wasdyke Linda Webb Susan Wheeler Ann White Tammy White Chris & Sarah Willey Willard Wolf Winslow & Helen Womack John & Mollie Worob Bonnie Wright Roger Yoerges Don & Joyce Young Calvin Yowell, Jr. Herb Ziegler

MEDIA PARTNERS APG Media Forever Midshore WCEI - FM 96.7 WINX - FM 94.3 Hometown Multimedia WCTR - FM 106.9 Overtime Live - Shore Sports The Spy Newspapers WBOC - DelmarvaLife What’s Up? Media

APPRECIATION TO OUR GRANTORS Caroline County Board of Education Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention, Youth & Victim Services Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Maryland Family Network Mid Shore Behavioral Health Mid-Shore Community Foundation Queen Anne’s County Mental Health Committee Talbot County Department of Social Services Talbot County Government Talbot County Public Schools Education Foundation United Way of Kent County United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore United Way of Queen Anne’s County

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Melissa Kelly (Chair) Leslie Sea (Past Chair) Kamari Collins, Ed.D. (1st Vice Chair) Diane Flagler (2nd Vice Chair) Leonard Wolf, CPA, RIA (Treasurer) Shay Lewis-Sisco (Secretary) Michael Flaherty, Ph.D. Gary Goldstein, M.D. Laura Moon-Taneyhill Donald K. Reedy, Esq. Kerry Weber

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THE HEART OF OUR WORK

Leading the Way Rooted in core values of service and connection, the For All Seasons team provides clinical, medical, business, and nonprofit expertise. We ensure that For All Seasons remains sustainable and consistently innovative. Our team offers a safety net of support for the evolving mental health and victim needs of our community. We exist to improve lives through compassionate, trauma-certified, person-centered care. EXECUTIVE TEAM

From left to right: Patti Cannon, MBA, Chief Operating Officer; Lauren Kay Weber, MBA, VP Strategy & Development; Katie Theeke, M.Ed., VP Marketing & Communications; Beth Anne Dorman, MS, President & CEO; Tina Grace Jones, MBA, Chief Financial Officer; William Cerrato, DO, Chief Medical Officer; Lesa Lee, LCSW-C, Chief Clinical Officer

100% of the For All Seasons Team received Dare to LeadTM training from certified facilitators, Beth Anne Dorman and Lesa Lee.

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GARRETT COUNTY CEO Beth Anne Dorman delivered a workshop on mental health, self-care, resilience, and leadership to female wardens from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia at the Federal Bureau of Prisons in Cumberland.

Where We Serve For All Seasons supports individuals and families – offering a full range of expert mental health services in-person and via telehealth, a comprehensive Rape Crisis Center including 24-hour victim and crisis support, a community-based education strategy, and statewide leadership. On the Mid-Shore we provide seven office locations, embedded school-based clinicians, and Higher Education mental health partnerships. We make mental health a priority in Maryland. Here are a few FY23 highlights.

MULTIPLE COUNTIES For All Seasons Center for Learning delivered a Supervisor’s Training Program to mental health clinicians from the Mid-Shore, Baltimore City and several MD Counties including Anne Arundel, Montgomery, Howard, and Prince George’s.

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DONORS LIKE YOU make it possible for us to serve more Eastern Shore residents and extend For All Seasons’ service reach and influence statewide as a voice for mental health and survivors of sexual assault.

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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY What’s Up Magazine awarded For All Seasons “Best Mental Health Services” and “Best Counseling for Addictions” on the Eastern Shore.

MID-SHORE For All Seasons launched Open Access – welcoming clients for walk-in appointments from Talbot, Caroline, Queen Anne’s, Dorchester, and Kent counties.

CAROLINE COUNTY Our agency more than doubled staff capacity with the opening of a new, larger office in Denton, MD.

WASHINGTON, DC On behalf of For All Seasons and MCASA, CEO Beth Anne Dorman informed congressional leaders, including Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, pictured left, about mental health and sexual assault support services.

WICOMICO COUNTY For All Seasons quadrupled services to Worcester and Wicomico residents over the past two fiscal years. 90% of these services were delivered via our robust telehealth capacity.

WORCESTER Leadership discussed rural mental health needs with Governor Moore while attending the Maryland Association of Counties Conference.

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Who We Are For All Seasons improves the quality of life for Marylanders with our expert mental health services, victim and crisis support, education and outreach, and statewide leadership. The agency’s unique model of care ensures anyone can receive the highest-quality, trauma-certified mental health care when they need it, regardless of language or ability to pay. For All Seasons ensures that no one in our region has to imagine life without accessible mental healthcare. OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: Therapy • Psychiatry • Victim & Crisis Support • Education

For All Seasons is CARF accredited, meeting the highest standards of client-centered service delivery, fiscal health, and efficiency.

HOTLINES

English: 410.820.5600 | Spanish: 410.829.6143 | Text English and Spanish: 410.829.6143 For All Seasons is committed to a diverse, inclusive, and equitable environment where all clients, staff, board members, and volunteers feel respected and valued regardless of gender, age, race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation or identity, disability, religion, or education.