Remembering the True Victims 2005 Annual Report

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1 Remembering the True Victims 2005 Annual Report

2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Pat Lupson Vice-President Michael Honeycutt Secretary/Treasurer Directors Intern Bette Kundert Richard Bright Debbie Kempl Frank L. Kollman, Esq. Brian Lupson Warren Lupson Accountants Jessica Harris Glazer & Associates, CPA Page 2 of 9

3 Remembering the True Victims Remembering the True Victims, Inc. (RTTV) is a 501(c)3 non-profit. Its mission is advocating, through public awareness and education, for victims of crime while never losing focus that those victims are the only "true victims." This is done by providing heightened awareness of the far reaching effects of crime. RTTV's history dates back to 1997 and it was "officially" established with its non-profit status in Mission Advocate for victims of domestic violence and violent crime through public awareness and education To never lose focus of the fact that those victims are the only true victims Purpose The purpose of Remembering the True Victims (RTTV) is to provide heightened awareness of the far reaching effect of crime. This is accomplished: Through Impact of Crime classes, held in local, state and federal penal institutions, RTTV helps offenders come to terms with the effect their crime has had on the victim, the victim s family, their own families and society. Through training classes for new recruits into police departments, parole and probation agents and others in the criminal justice system, RTTV helps educate that crime has only one true victim but has a far reaching effect on society. By offering information to medical professionals, RTTV assists in developing a clearer picture of the after-effects of crime on a victim, along with more awareness into domestic violence. RTTV s web site presents a realistic view of the impact of crime through the eyes of a victim. Page 3 of 9

4 Remembering the True Victims (cont) Ongoing Activities Speaks in prisons, directly to offenders (Impact of Crime Classes), describing the far reaching effects of crime; along with stressing that, while all of society is a victim of crime, there is only one true victim. Works with state and local jurisdictions in setting up Impact of Crime classes in their penal facilities. Maintains a web site that will offer true examples of the far reaching effects of crime. Is a center for resources to support groups, shelters, and provide assistance in the criminal justice system. Participates, in the education process of new police officers, training parole and probation officers, along with others in the criminal justice system to clarify the real impact of crime. Takes part in presentations on college campuses through criminal justice and victimology classes. Page 4 of 9

5 Remembering the True Victims 2005 Activities Distributed 68 videos to federal and state institutions in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia to introduce the concept of an impact of crime presentation. Participated in a printer toner recycling program through Enviro Solutions ( RTTV will receive a small dollar amount for each cartridge sent back. Offered an awareness bracelet for $3; this purple, silicone bracelet carries the motto If there is no victim, there is no crime and is designed to bring attention to victims of domestic and criminal violence. Other activities: Accumulative total of 107,014 visits to the website of the website representing the reason for the formation of RTTV; Accumulative total of 4,669 visit to the website of Remembering the True Victims website; Made 16 presentations regarding impact of crime with 642 total attendance; American Correctional Association s Summer Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, two presentations Baltimore Community College, Criminal Justice Program, Baltimore, MD Federal Correctional Institution, Schuylkill, PA John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY, two presentations Maryland Metropolitan Transition Center (pre-release) Maryland Victim-Offender Impact of Crime Education Montgomery College, Rockville, MD Pennsylvania State Correctional Institution, Laurel Highlands United States Penitentiary, Allenwood, PA Page 5 of 9

6 Remembering the True Victims 2005 Activities (cont) Presentations (cont) United States Penitentiary, Canaan, PA United States Penitentiary, Canaan, PA Satellite Camp University of Maryland, College Park Campus, MD University of Maryland, University College, College Park, MD University of Maryland, Shady Grove Campus, MD One or more RTTV Board of Directors hold positions on Maryland's Institutional Victim Advisory Panel, Maryland Victim's Advisory Board to Parole & Probation, the Victims Advisory Committee to the American Correctional Association. There was previous representation to Montgomery County Victim's Advisory Board and the online support group Team Cares. Page 6 of 9

7 Remembering the True Victims FY2005 Donors and Contributors Remembering the True Victims is proud to recognize those who supported our efforts during We thank them for their assistance. Over $1,000 Clare and John Nash $100-$1,000 Judy and Bill Aitken Belair Eng. John Coleman Michael Honeycutt Frank and Sharon Kollman Bette Kundert Linda and Andy Levy Kate and Irv Lossman Warren and Pat Lupson M & M Mech. Frank Menditch Paul Pasquarella Progress Club, The Linda and Steve Rackmill Debbie Risher Judith Sachwald Art Wallenstein Sandi and Jeff Weintraub Under $100 Judi Aboud Mary Jane Alexander Polly and Len Benning Dr. Judith Bernardi Page 7 of 9

8 Under $100 (cont) Carol and Richard Dean Patricia Forker-Dziama Bernice and Howard Erdrich Art and Rita Gibbons Danny and Debbie Glazer Barbara Golden Marlene and Sandy Golden Maxie Honeycutt Judy and Charles Horwitz Nancy Jones Carol Kennedy JC and Emily Kundert Linda and Richard Liebman Ruth Lupson Jamie and Maureen Marshall Mary Lee McCarthy Mary C. Newton Joel Price Patrice Pruitt Adam Reeve Sharon and Lon Roberts Linda and Howard Rosenberg Dr. William and Nancy Sondervan Angela and Robert Stein Kathleen and Michael Stevens Linda and Marvin Thomas Jeanne Weissmeyer Remembering the True Victims FY2005 Donors and Contributors (cont) Bequests Estate of Wynne F. Bishop In Kind Glazer & Associates, PC Kollman & Sheehan, PA Liebl Printing Page 8 of 9

9 2005 Year End Report Revenue Contracts Donations 5, Honorariums/Reimbursements 1, Bequests 14, Total Revenue $21, Expenditures Awareness Bracelets 1, Education Marketing (video) Meetings Miscellaneous Postage & Printing Phone Subscriptions & Dues Supplies Training Supplies Travel Expenses 1, Website Total Expenditures $4, Revenue/Expenditures $17, In Kind Services = $3,000 approximately Page 9 of 9