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F~milies o. rvex~ by food ~h~lf Mc. als ~grv~d through ihelf Id, gal~ at Your Door FamiJies Family I_~an Program Famites Awards ¥oiunt~r Hour~ ~Tovided lndwiduais Dollar Value Cmthmg [tem~ CEAP PROVIDED SERVICES 1~1 19</2 !t.627 410,301 401,652 t l.gS2 14.461 $ ¢4,461 $ i01,783 478 526 131 134 161,733 S 175,391 20,669 28,668 718 939 134,M9 200,000 232.579 224,859 CEAP's BOARD OF DIRECTORS Du"id McCauley President Char Baines Ronald Heinz Connie Schumacher Eom Ros~, tsl Vice Presidenl Judy Bnnk Eiwood Johnson Kamn Segar Jane Ewlng 2nd Vice Presiaent Randi Cragg Thomas Murray Diane Swanson Charles Gendrcau Secretary John Dawson Sarah Onstad Sherry Thistle R,ck Bermng 'Treasurer Linda Forkey Todd Paulson Pan)' Thompson Sue Atkms PauJa Foster Earl Rogalla Jack Weinmann 7231 Brooklyn Boulevard · Brooklyn Center, MN 55429 1201 89th Avenue N.E · Suite 130 · Blaine, MN 55434 5fi6-gfioo * Fax 566-9604 783-4930 · Fax 7834700 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Tnis FroSt year ha~ been one of significant change for CEAP. After conducting focus groups with fmmilies that CEAP serve~, we decided to change how s~rvices are a~:iivercd to the community. TOe families we serve asked for help in; 1.) thc stabilizing of their lives; 2.) help in removing barriers which were placed in their wa>'; 3.) help rewards scl f sufficiency. Self-support can take many forms, for some it is a loan for a car or for repair of their existing transportation. Others may need a mentor who can assist with some of life's difficulties. Our goal is Io view families from a point of strength not weakness, and journey with them. As CEAP forges ahead wi~h this new method of delivering services, a cooperative efforl becomes vital to serve the ne.~is of the people in the community. Sm:ngthening t~ family becomes -', community effort, a p.',nnership looking out for the futures of o~er~. L~n)king tt} the future CEAP is excited about the opportunity to join with other organizations and businesses to develop the strengths of the community. Forming p~rmcrship, in reaching out m those '.,.'hose needs are unmet becomes our primary goal. CEAP appreciates the continued support of its volunteers and friends. Our communities increasingly find themselves and their residents in transition, we must work to Anoka United Methodist Church h:.'rcan Evangelical Free Church Br~kdatc Covenant Church Bn,~klyn Center Baptim Church Bn~klyn Pork Lutheran Church Br~*kl)'n Umtcd Mcthodisl Church Cros~ of GtoU' Lutheran Church Epiphany Catholic Church F~cmat Hn~c Euthcran Church Famiiy of God Lutheran Church Grace Lutheran Church Harem khmed Mcthndis~ Church K~ng of GIoo' Lulhcran Church Lulhcr~n Church of the Masler Lutheran Church of the Triune Gud Anok-', North Center Baptist Church Brooklyn Park Brooklyn Comer North United Methodist Church Minn~polis Brooklyn Center Our Lady of Victor3, Catholic Church Minn,apolis Brooktyn Center Our Savior's Reformed Church Brooklyn Park Brooklyn Park Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Brooklyn Park Brooklyn Center Redeemer Covenant Church Brooklyn Park Brooklyn Center Resurrection Episcopal Church Spring Lake Park Coon Rapids Resurrection Lutheran Church Blaine Brooklyn Park Rivervicw United Methodist Church Brooklyn Park Brooklyn Park S,l'rVanl of ChrisI Lutheran Church Champlin Andovcr Spring Lake Park Baptist Church Spring Lake Park Brooklyn Center St. Alphonsus Catholic Church Brooklyn Center Spring Lmke Park Brooklyn Center ,"e'-~ P"x ~,2, ~ St. Gerard's Catholic Church Brooklyn Park St. Stephen's Catholic Church Anoka Brooklyn Center f'/~~) ? ~; St. Timothy's Catholic Church Blaine OEAP ~roOktyP, Cenler (6121 566.9600 Blaine (6"~ 21 783-4930 stabilize thc family. An era of accountability and responsibility is permeating society and we must act upon it. David S. McCauley, President Edward T. Eide, Executive Director MEMBER & ASSOCIATE CHURCHES