In This Report

Message from Michele

“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”

– African Proverb

At Cope Family Center, we often refer to ourselves as the “Cope family” – our staff, donors, and volunteers. It reflects the unique way that we approach challenges to support the community and helps to hold our mission at the core of everything we do. Though much has changed in our past fifty years, our mission is still inspired by the desire to help Napa County become a healthier, safe place for every child – and it’s still work that is only possible with your support.

With the challenges of the past few years, I’ve come to appreciate the Cope family more than ever. I am inspired by the way our team and supporters have come together to navigate a global pandemic, natural disasters, rising cost of living, and social injustices impacting Napa’s families.

Raising children is the most important and rewarding role a parent can have, but it can also be the most difficult, especially when combined with other challenging circumstances like these. Without support, a parent’s struggles can impact their children, with immediate and long-lasting effects on their health and well-being. With your help, Cope has served over 80,000 families since 1972, supporting them through tough times so their children can thrive.

As we move forward, Cope will continue to adapt and grow to meet the everchanging needs of children and families in our community, as we have always done. Our ability to be dynamic in this way is critical to the work of lifting up and strengthening families, especially during times of community crisis. We are only able to do that because of our dedicated supporters. It is your energy, goodwill, and belief in the importance of happy childhoods that keeps this vital work going.

Because of your dedication, families are empowered and able to get the support they need to give their children bright futures. Thank you for being part of their journey and part of Cope’s legacy.

Michele Grupe Executive Director 19 years at Cope

Raising a family in our community is not easy.

When families struggle, children suffer.

• 35% of households in Napa County have been negatively impacted financially by the pandemic. This puts more families and their children into precarious situations, one crisis away from disaster.

• Nearly 40% of families do not have enough income to meet their basic needs which means parents have to make hard decisions, choosing between shelter, food, medications, gas and other necessities.

• There are no child care spaces for over 75% of children in Napa County, placing many families in difficult situations trying to balance working and providing safe care for their children.

• Over 25% of students in 7th grade are experiencing depression-related feelings. Childhood adversity can have an immediate and long term mental health impact, including increased risk for self harm and suicide

• 26% of children are without secure parental employment. Seasonal and temporary work often puts families and their children at risk, and needing support to make ends meet until work resumes..

VISION

A community where all children are healthy, safe and have the opportunity to reach their greatest potential.

 

MISSION

To empower parents, nurture children and strengthen communities. We provide parents with the education, resources and support they need to raise children who thrive.

Every parent experiences stress from time to time. The demands of parenting and the challenges that life brings can be overwhelming. Despite parents’ best intentions, their struggles can impact their children. Cope is here to help parents manage stressful situations and challenging life events so they can give their children a secure, loving and healthy home.

Cope has never wavered in our commitment to strengthen families and protect children. We are proud to celebrate this major anniversary and grateful to all our supporters who make this work possible.

In honor of this milestone, we are sharing some highlights from our history that demonstrate how Cope has continuously adapted and evolved to meet the changing needs of families in Napa Valley.

“Honoring the memory of one child by saving countless others.” - Linda (Thomas) Scott, Founder

1972

FOUNDED IN RESPONSE TO A CHILD ABUSE-RELATED DEATH

Fifty years ago, concerned Napa Valley citizen Linda Thomas founded a 24/7 parent hotline in response to a child-abuse related death in the area. This grassroots, volunteer-run organization was created with the goal of preventing child abuse before it happened by providing support and resources to parents in crisis. The organization started with humble beginnings, running out of Thomas’ kitchen and supported entirely by a few passionate volunteers.

Cope continued to grow over the next several years, and by 1976, the organization had changed its name to Child or Parent Emergency, or C.O.P.E. Services also expanded throughout the 1970s to include emergency foster care, a Mother’s Helper Program, and community education.

 
 

1980s

EXPANDED SERVICES TO MEET GROWING NEEDS

By the 1980s, Cope’s services had expanded to include parent support groups and emergency assistance. In 1985, Cope noticed an increasing number of children left alone to care for themselves after school who felt scared, lonely, or bored. In response, Cope launched PhoneFriend, a warm and welcoming hotline for these “latchkey” children to call. In 1987, Aldea Children and Family Services and Cope joined forces to form a Napa chapter of Parents Anonymous, meant to support parents who worried their parenting strategies were insufficient or failing their children.

“I felt that Cope’s work with the family as a whole unit was really important and would help build a good strong community by helping reduce the stress of parenting.”

- Jackie O’Neil, Former Board Member

OFFERED FIRST PARENTING CLASSES AND EXTENDED SERVICES TO SPANISH-SPEAKING FAMILIES

In the early 1990s, Cope began to offer its first parenting classes to the Napa Valley community. These classes offered a safe and non-judgmental place where parents of babies and toddlers could seek community support, learn about positive parenting, and develop the necessary skills to create strong and loving relationships with their children.

1990s

BECAME LEAD AGENCY FOR CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION COUNCIL

In the 1990s, Cope became the lead agency for the Child Abuse Prevention Council of Napa County (CAPC), which facilitated a cooperative, team approach to child abuse prevention in our community. Cope continues to lead CAPC today, focused on collaborating on and advocating for public policy that impacts children’s safety and development. CAPC also oversees awareness campaigns to engage the community in prevention efforts.

 
 

By 1992, Cope had expanded its available services to Spanish-speaking families, making community support and parent education accessible to a greater part of the Napa Valley community. In 1994, Cope’s support groups and parenting classes expanded to include parents of preschool-aged through 12 years old. Cope’s parenting classes continue to this day and are now offered to caregivers of children ages 2-16 years.

“Cope provides the critical support parents need to protect their children from the stress and trauma that can have immediate and lifelong impacts on their health and wellbeing.”

- Joelle Gallagher, Former Executive Director

2000s

IMPLEMENTED EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS

In the 2000s, Cope began to implement evidence-based programs in response to emerging research. Kaiser Permanente’s Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) study had found that children who experience early childhood trauma, such as abuse or neglect, were more likely to have lifelong health issues. Cope’s evidence-based programs are proven to help prevent and mitigate the impacts of early trauma so children can thrive.

2010s

SUPPORT THROUGH DISASTERS

In 2015, Cope moved to 707 Randolph Street in downtown Napa, a larger location that would accommodate the organization’s growth and better meet the community’s needs. Cope still resides at this location today. This larger location has facilitated increased collaboration with other community agencies and has allowed Cope to increase the services it provides to Napa Valley children and families.

 
 

In 2017, as a member of Napa Valley’s Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD), Cope played a critical role in supporting families impacted by the year’s devastating wildfires. At Cope’s Family Resource Center, staff provided crisis intervention and disaster emergency assistance to the community. Cope staff also launched and managed the children’s play area at the evacuation center.

 

“We are so fortunate to be part of the Napa Valley community with so many supporters who share our dedication to strengthening families and protecting children.”

- Michele Grupe, Executive Director

Though much has changed since our founding in 1972, our work remains critically important to our community. Our programs support families through everyday challenges and in times of crisis so that their children can grow up safe, healthy and loved. Because of your support, Cope is uniquely able to prevent childhood adversity, strengthen families and vitalize our community.

 

Cope’s Family Resource Center offers drop-in support to help parents best meet the needs of their children during tough times.

Services include:

• Crisis support

• Emergency assistance such as diapers, formula, and gift cards

• Connections to other community resources, creating a network of support

Making sure families meet their basic needs is foundational to ensuring children grow up healthy and happy.

Home Visiting works with families of young children, providing guidance in the critical early years of their child’s development.

• Parents join the program during pregnancy and stay until their child enters school

• Families receive one-on-one, in-home parenting support and child development education

• Home visitors help connect to resources during times of family crisis

The program empowers parents to help their children develop, learn and grow to realize their full potential.

Parenting Classes teach positive parenting skills and strategies to help parents strengthen their relationship with their children.

• One-on-one and group classes for parents to better manage the everyday challenges of parenting

• Discussion groups to provide guidance and support with specific behavioral concerns

• Family Transitions class for parents going through divorce or separation

Providing parenting tools helps parents build stronger relationships with their children and support them through challenging times.

The Community Building and Civic Engagement program works to bring positive change to issues affecting the well-being of children and families. This includes:

• Encouraging families to get involved in their community

• Advocating for legislation and policies

• Increasing understanding about the impact of abuse and childhood adversity and building awareness of how we all can play a role in keeping children safe

Cope is dedicated to building a strong and supportive community for children and families.

 

Cope’s services are free and available to all Napa County families. Here are some demographics of the families that came to Cope for support last year.

 

AVERAGE FAMILY SIZE

AGES OF CHILDREN

 

1.4 Parents

2.1 Kids

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

LANGUAGES SPOKEN AT HOME

 
 
 

Every day, parents come to Cope overwhelmed, and they leave encouraged and better equipped to handle life’s challenges and the demands of parenting. By providing parents with the support and resources they need, we are keeping children safe and giving them a brighter future. Thank you for making this possible!

 

6,852

Diapers Distributed

$30,945

GIVEN IN EMERGENCY AID

862

REFERRALS MADE TO RESOURCES

 
 

193

SCREENINGS CONDUCTED

39

DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS IDENTIFIED

 

205

MANDATED REPORTERS TRAINED ON HOW TO IDENTIFYAND REPORT CHILD ABUSE

 

94%

OF HOME VISITING PARENTS REPORTED INCREASED UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR CHILD’S DEVELOPMENT

 

93%

OF PARENTING CLASS GRADUATES REPORTED THAT THEY WERE BETTER ABLE TO MANAGE THEIR CHILDREN’S BEHAVIOR

 

100%

OF PARENTS REPORTED REDUCED STRESS AFTER RECEIVING SUPPORT FROM THE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER.

 

Left to right: Bernadette (Eric’s wife), Chile and Angel (Pet Friends), Eric and his step-grandson.

My name is Eric, and I’m dad to my amazing 11-year-old daughter Emily. I’ve loved Emily since the moment she was born, but I haven’t always been there for her the way I should have. In fact, for much of her life, getting high was my priority.

Ten years ago, Emily was almost two years old, and her mom Kira and I were divorced. I wanted to be in Emily’s life, but because of my addiction, I struggled to be present and committed, and there were long periods when I wasn’t in contact at all.

In moments of sobriety, I was determined to do things differently, and I thought I could get clean and be a good dad. For a while, I was able to spend time with Emily under supervised visitation at Cope. This was my introduction to Cope and where the seed was planted.

Eric and his wife, Bernadette

But the pull of drugs remained strong, and while I kept trying to get clean, I would always relapse. Eventually I lost all custody, and it seemed impossible to overcome my addiction and have the relationship I wanted with my daughter.

Then, on October 3, 2018, I was arrested. It was the best thing that ever happened to me. I was sitting in jail, and for the first time in a long time, I started to think that maybe I could make the changes needed to have a relationship with my daughter.

I was five months clean when I reached out to Kira. I told her that this time I was serious, and that I wanted to start visiting with our daughter. But after so many relapses and false starts, Kira wasn’t convinced, and she served me with papers for the termination of parental rights. For almost a year, Kira and I each built our case, equally determined to fight for our daughter.

On February 20, 2020, my lawyer called and said that the judge had made a decision. The judge had found me guilty of child abandonment, but she also saw something different in me and exercised her power to uphold my parental rights. She gave me one last chance to prove myself.

The court outlined the steps I would need to take before I would be allowed to talk with Emily, who was 9 at the time, including taking parenting classes. I enrolled in Cope’s classes for parents of Teens and Tweens, which was taught by Debra, my former Supervised Visitor. She told me that she was so happy to see me back at Cope and ready to build a relationship with my daughter. I was so grateful to be welcomed back without judgement.

When the 10-week course ended, I enrolled in the Family Transitions course for parents navigating co-parenting, which was led by Carina. I learned to communicate differently and to see the other parent’s point of view. Rather than responding in anger and trying to control things, I use the tools I’ve learned.

In November, I had a 44 second call with Emily. It was the first time I had talked to her in over 8 years, and it wasn’t easy. She told me she didn’t want to have anything to do with me. But over time, our weekly calls have gotten a little bit longer. We now Facetime once a week, and recently, we talked for 42 minutes.

The tools I learned at Cope work. They have helped me build a relationship with Emily, and Kira and I are now finding our way as co-parents.

When I picture my future, I see myself getting my electrical contractor’s license and opening a business with my best friend. I also want to find a way to help other addicts in recovery, and I look forward to continuing to strengthen my relationship with Emily.

I’m so grateful to Cope for being there whenever I needed them and for believing in me, even when I didn’t believe in myself. Having someone rooting for me helped me imagine the possibility of a better future. I’ve come so far, and Cope has been such an important part of my journey.

Thank you Cope and thank you to everyone who makes their life-changing work possible.

Thank You Donors

We are so thankful for all of our supporters. The generosity of this community makes it possible for Napa Valley’s parents to get the education, resources and support they need to raise children who thrive. These donors are making our community stronger by helping to give children the bright futures they deserve. Thank you so much.

 
 

The list below recognizes donors’ cumulative contributions made between July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022. We apologize for any error or omission. Please give us the opportunity to correct it by contacting Melissa Moize at mmoize@copefamilycenter.org. If you have any questions about donor recognition, give us a call at 707.252.1123.


$100,000+

California Family Resource Association
County of Napa
Napa Valley Vintners


$25,000-$99,999

The Annie and Richard Bennett Fund of Napa Valley Community Foundation
California Office of the Small Business Advocate
Community Projects, Inc.
The Craig and Kathryn Hall Foundation
Dalla Valle Vineyards
Kaiser Permanente
Bill and Bonnie Long
Providence Queen of the Valley
Silicon Valley Bank

 

$10,000-$24,999

Anonymous
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
The Bright Futures Fund of NVCF
Carpy Family Foundation
The Doctors Company
John Brockway Huntington Foundation
Susan and Jason Johnson
Bob and Kay Lloyd

Napa Valley Community Foundation
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Betsy Spence
Subaru of America - Hanlees Subaru of Napa
Syar Foundation
Wayne Grey Wilson Foundation
Winiarski Family Foundation

 

$5,000-$9,999

Anonymous
AUL Corp
Annie and Richard Bennett
Mary Bernard and Michael Bell
The Cave Company
Doering Family Foundation
The Fowles & Parzych Family Philanthropic Fund
Rich and Leslie Frank
Hands Across the Valley
HCA Family Fund

HenLee Philanthropic Fund
The Huneeus Foundation
In-N-Out Burger Foundation
Iren and Edward Jenny
The Keever Family Charitable Fund
Paula Key
Susan and Michael Mitchell
Rasmussen Family Fund
Rios Farming Company LLC

 

$2,500-$4,999

American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
AP Tech
Bank of Marin
Bell Products, Inc.
Amanda Bevins
Biagi Bros, Inc.
Jennifer and Eric Brown
Stephen Cuddy
Gretchen de Baubigny
Patrick and Julie Garvey
Elizabeth Healy
Heidi and Manoj Kashyap
Robert and Heather Kelly
Kiwanis Club of Napa Noon
Pam and Dick Kramlich
Georgia and William Lippincott

Michael Wolf Vineyard Services
Judith Myers and Ira Schwarz
Napa County Office of Education
Napa Valley Lutheran Church
Jackie and Michael O’Neil
Alfredo and Brenda Pedroza
Herta Peju
Platypus Tours LTD
Poppy Bank
Michael and Linda Purvis
Richard Rybicki
Silverado Farming One Percent Fund
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Susan C. Burchill Fund
Janet and John Trefethen

 

$1,000-$2,499

Mark and Bonnie Andersen
Anonymous (2)
Barbara L. Niemann
Charitable Foundation
Carol and Timothy Berg
Bill & Vicki Hamilton Fund
Guillermina Byrne
Charles Schwab
Cliff Lede Family Fund
Wendell and Ruth Coats
Paul Curtis
Don Perico
E & B Kearney Fund
Edward S. and Eleonore M.
Aslanian Family
Foundation
Fisch Family Fund
Joelle Gallagher and Bill
Chadwick
Garen K Staglin and
Sharalyn King Staglin
Charitable Gift Fund
Kathy Glass and Don Rickard
Grace Episcopal Church

Grandstand Sports
Mechele Small Haggard and
Michael Andrew Haggard
Hop Creek Pub
Hope’s Chest
Jim and Debra Huntsinger
The K & J Jaeger Family Fund of Napa Valley
Community Foundation
Carole and Dan Kelly
Kate and Snir Kodesh
Tracey and JL Krumpen
Lambert Family Charitable
Gift Fund
Patti and Greg Long
Long Electric Co.
Madeline Murray Trust
(United Way)
Lorie Mazzaroppi
Willa McManmon
Lance and Darlene Meltzer
Linda and John Miller
Myles Davis Electric
Nova Group Inc.

Opus One Winery
Richard and Martha Pastcan
Joseph and Angela Peatman
Jessica Mennella and Dan
Petroski
Armond and Winnie Phillips
Karin Poiré and Alan McCall
Carole and Loren Rehbock
Richard Peterson, Realtor
Rombauer Vineyards
Tammy and Julia Smith
Merle and Matthew Smith
Melinda and Howard
Speight
Dorothy and Bob Streich
Taransaud Tonnellerie
Mike and Jan Thompson
Lee Trucker and Henni
Cohen
Westamerica Bank
Westin Verasa Napa
The Wiseman Company
Michael Wolf

 

Under $1,000

A Bright Future Inc.
AAA
Aaron and Claire Smith
Giving Fund
Academy of Danse
Robert and Christine Ackley
Akemi Adams
Andre Adamski
Advanced Instruments
John Alexander
Julia Allen
William Allen and Gretchen
Oertel
Danielle Alleven
Erin and Robert Alley
Alpina Car Center
Amazon Smile
Eric Anderson
Suzy Anderson
Orna Anker
Anonymous (38)
Apple
Archer Hotel Napa
Andrew Ardito
Sergio Arevalos
Joyce Arpilleda
Jacinto Arpilleda
Susan Arthur Hopkins
Bill and Susie Ashby
Jimmy Atkinson
Alan Atkinson
Autodesk Foundation
Don and Lynne Baker
Judith Woodard and William
Baker
Eric Baker
Karen and Joseph Barletta
Karen Bartak
Judy and Larry Bauer
Theresa Bauzon
Be Bubbly Napa Valley
Jeffrey Behar
Norma Beltrami
Ben & Jerry’s
Richard Bennett and Linda
MacDonald
The Bennington Napa Valley,
LLC
Lynne Berghorn and Barry K.
Berghorn
Jon and Becky Biane
Chris and Patricia Bias
Scott Billeci
Millie Binz
Binz & Company Inc.
Joanne Birtcher
Phillip and Melody Blake
Blevans & Blevans, LLP
Bloom Salon
Joseph Boboschi Jr.
Belinda Bongaarts
Janice and Art Boni
Pam and Vince Bonotto
Eric Bou
Mary and Dennis Bowker
Janell and Steve Bradley
Gary Bravo
Breakfast Club Rally LLC
Suzanne and James Bronk
Walter and Bernadette
Brooks
Patti Brown
Cheryl Brown
Paul Bruder
Desiree and Phil Brun
Paula Brutocao and Nick
Vernon
Sally Buchanan
Joanne Bump
Rita Burris and Charles
Slutzkin
Phillip Butler
Mary and Jeff Butler
Orla C.
Karen and Michael Cahill
Sara Cakebread
Sandra Callahan
Dawn Candelore
Mark Cassayre and Susan
Jay
Renee Cazares
C'est La Paire
Patricia and Lew Celli
ChangeUp
Nicholas Cheranich
Jeanette Cherrington
Emily Chew
Vic and Dorrie Chiarella
Colleen Clark
Constellation Wines
Andrew Cooledge and Laura
McSharry
Artis Cooper
Molly Corbett Kruse
Ruth and Roger Corda
Cheryl Corrigan
Lisa Cort and David
Goldman
Patricia Countrywood
Covenant Presbyterian
Church
Craiker Architects and
Planners
Chyrle and Michael Crane
Eileen Crane
Sherry Crist
Ed Cullen
Lawrence Cunningham
Vicki Green and Robert
Curry
Thomas Cypert
Joan D’angelo
Beverly Daniels-Greenberg
Patrick Davila
James Davis
Hildegund Deiss
Leslye and Michael Dellar
Leslie Denino
Reynaldo Devera
Donna Deweerd
Diane and Peter Dexter
Robin Diamond
Yadira Diaz
Wesley Dick
Dickey's Barbecue Pit
Linda Dietiker-Yolo
Steve Distler
Diane Ditz Stauffer
Tammy and Matthew Duda
Susan and Paul Duncan
Charlene Duncan
The Dutch Door
Deb Dynako
Michael Elliott
Ellyn Elson
Lora Engle
Cynthia Evans
Greg Evans
Megan Family
Glenda Fankhauser
Claire Farey
Norman Ference
Judd and Holly Finkelstein
Therese Fisher and Jeff
Tucker
Colleen Fleming
Andrew Fletcher
Sheila Flory
Joan Foresman
Forsythe Engineering
Consultants
Robert Fowles and Linda
Parzych
Matthew Frances
Richard Freedman
Philip Freitas
Mark Freund
Erin Freund
Judy Friedman
Kevin Friedman
Sharyn Fuller
John Gallagher
Joyce Garabedian August
Elizabeth Garcia
Nancy Gates
Leslie Gates
Diane and Greg Gatto

Susan Gehring and Jennifer
Nadeau
Holly Gelow
Dean M. Genes
Orietta Gianjorio
Al and Myra Gillette
Jim Gladfelter
Carol and John Glaser
Adelaida Goff
Elba Gonzalez-Mares
Peter Graffagnino
Debra Greenstein
Ginger Gregory
Amanda Griffis
Maureen Grinnell
Mary Grupe Bates and Tom
Bates
Patrick and Nicole Grupe
Michele Grupe and Michael
Diehl
Raymond and Ann Guadagni
Mary Hamler
Jill Hancock
Sandra and Dean Hansen
Lona Hardy
Deja Harrington
Laura and Mike Hartstein
Cheryl Haslet
Sandy Hausser
Leona Hebert
John Heflebower
Bruce and Carole Heid
Lilea Heine
Rachael Heinemann
Linda Henderson
Rock Henderson
Hannah Henry
Jen Herbert
Heritage Eats
John Herrguth
Paula Herzlinger
Luisa and John Heymann
Catherine Heywood
Miwako Hisagi
Elana Hobson
Michelle and Paul Hoffman
Kim Hofmann
Virginia Hogue
Virginia Huff
Ingrid Y. Hung
Vallerie Hunt
Shennan and Darrell Hutton
Mariajose and Chris
Indelicato
Bruce Ivey
Ivy Rebekah Lodge #23
Gayatri Iyer
Kodi J.V
Jacqueline Jackson
Betty Jake
Lynn and Gerald Jakubowski
Jeffries General
Robert and Christina
Jennings
Sheri Jennum
Jeff and Linda Jesmok
Sierra Johnson
Teri and Jeff Johnson
John Jones
Jorad & Company
Peter Juve and Nancy York
Gaylon and William Kastner
Thomas and Susan Kennelly
Mary Kennelly
Carole and Keni Kent
Andrew Kidd
Rita M. Kilkenny
Benjamin King
Joel King
Francesca Kirkpatrick
Rima Kittner
Arthur Kleinpell
Jennifer Kline and Juan
Sacristan
Ellen Kohagura
Karen Kornegay
Rebecca Kotch
Bernhard and Ursula Krevet
Sharon Krider
Karen and Chris Kvidahl
Jennifer La Liberte
Betty Labastida
Melanie Laforteza
Rebecca Laird
Stephanie Lambott
Jennifer LaMonte
Ryan Landers
Jan Lanterman
Valerie and David Lasker
Theodore Lassagne
Meredith Lavene
Sarah Lawrence
Christina Lawrence
Jason Lede
Bill and Patti Lefever
Harriet Lehman
Adam Lerner
Chia H. Lin
Stephanie Lovell
Mary and Jason Luros
Laura Lyons
Heather Mackey
Rosanna and Sergio Mairena
Timothy Malone
Gucci Mane
Muhammad Maqsood
Dennis Mara
Kelli Marchbanks
Anthony Massara
Glenn and Roberta Mattila
Jerry Mccormick
Kereena McGrath Morales
and F. Morales
Ingrid McNicoll
Michelle Medina
Ralph and Melinda
Mendelson
Marilyn Mendelson
Linda Methven
Richard Meyers
Ashley Milbridge
Joseph and Marjorie Miller
Sonya and Hal Milton
Joanna Mittman
Monday Bakery
Nancy Moore
David and Leslie Moreland
Melissa Morelos
Ilse Morrow
Jeanette Mulgrew
Dianna Mullins
Elizabeth Munk
Brendan Murphy
Napa Bookmine
Napa Design Partners
Napa Sport
Napa Valley Coffee Roasting
Company
Napa Valley Jewelers
Napa Valley Networks
Napier Giving Account
Julie Neely
Norma J. Neil
Carol Nelsen
Erica Neubauer
Linda and Jack Newberry
Margaret Niland
Sean Nisam
Harris Nussbaum and
Johanna Muth
Kathleen O'Dowd
James and Gayle O'Kelley
Barbara and Denny Olmsted
Suzanne Orange
Ophir Orr
Bruce Orr
Pat Orr
Patricia and Patrick Page
Mandy Page and Howard
Mattfield
Karla Panzlau Peyton
Enrique Paoli
Stephanie Paravicini
Elizabeth Parker
Becky Parker
Kathleen Patterson
Maryrose Pavkovic

Charles and Robin Payne
Madison and Dylan
Pecchenino
Jacqueline Pels
Anne and Debbie Percelay
Mark and Sally Perkins
Ed and Linda Perricone
Brenda Perry
Becky Peterson and Edward
Edwards
Bob and Henneke Peterson
Brenda Petterson
Janice Petty
Josh Phelps
Colleen Phoen
Joel and Erica Pickett
Harmony Plenty
Sheree and Larry Pollard
Larry and Lauran Posner
Jamie Potter
Jesus Prado
Elsa Pulido
Jessie Quigley
Daniel Quijano-Siade
Rosemarie Quinlan
Dame Rahal
James Raymond
Jeff and Ingrid Redding
Lachlan Reed
Katrina Reed
Megan Reeves
Mackenzie Reilly
Paul Reiser
Patricia and Tony Reynes
Maryann Reynolds
Teresa Reynolds
Mary Rezek
Bonnie Richardson
Ty Richchouyrod
Hazel Rider
Scott Ritter
Janice Ritzau
Janet Rivas and Mark
Boessenecker
Arlene Roberton
Carolyn Roberts
Christine Robertson
Cory and Melodie Roche
Jordan Rose
David and Lola Safer
David Sauer
Sax & Roscoe Construction,
Inc.
Jeffrey Schaffer
Steven Schloss
Marti Schumacher
Daniel and Robin Schwarz
Lynn Schwarz
Natalie and Jeff Scott
Brian Seaton
Justin Shaffer
Ronald Sharples
Susan Dee Shenk
Charles and Felicia
Shinnamon
Lara Shumer
Margaret Sigley
Sandra and Gordon Sims
LeAnn Skimming
Smiles for Life Foundation
Corinna Smith and Joseph
Edward Sweeney
Patricia Smith
Mark and Tammy Smith
Kevin Smith
Randy and Janet Snowden
Sara Southam
Southside Cafe
Jeremy Spaulding
Jennifer Sperandio
Harriet and Marty Spitz
Melissa Joy Stadler
David and Lana Stanley
Robert and Connie Stanley
Megan Steiger
Andrew Stevens
Teri Stevens
Marie Stoker
Kathleen Stoppello
Mark and Lisa Strode
Bo Struye
Anna Suesens
Beth Summers
Michael Tadewald
Linda Tafur
Elizabeth and William
Tageson
Morgan Tageson and Cory
VrMeer
Talent Fund
Chuck Taylor
Mary Taylor
Heather and Steve Teague
Mel Tearle
Jon & Linda Terry
Thai Kitchen American
Canyon
Greg Thomas
Katherine Thomason
Gary Thompson
Thrivent Choice
Art and Cheryl Toivola
Joanne S. Tomao
John and Trisha Tortolani
Susan Tough and Alan
Arnopole
Joseph and Denise Traina
Nancy Trego
Janice and Richard Tres
Jo Ann and Anthony
Truchard
Kerri and Marc Turner
Nicki Tyrrell
United Methodist Women
United Way California
Capital Region
United Way of the Bay Area
John Upcher
Robert Van Der Velde
Van Winden's Nursery
Barbara Vassar Viets
Verve Napa Valley
Rita von Strasser
Katherine Wade
Judith Waggoner
Lori and Eric Wagner
Theresa Walker
Melinda Walker
Hugh Walker and John
Passama
Todd Walling
Carl Wallrath
Christine Walsh-Kelly
Deborah Wasserman
Rebecca Webster
Kerri Weiss and Sean Fekete
Dianne Weyna
Jodine Whisten
Kimberly Whistler
Mary Whitehill
Geni Whitehouse
Susan and Erica Wiechers
Debra Wigington
Joe and Diana Wilcox
Doreen and Rollin Wilkinson
Dena A. Williams
Michele Wilson
Andrea Wishnow
Dick and Andrea Sue
Wollack
The Wollack Foundation
Philanthropic Fund
Kathryn Wong
Marie Wood
Branden Woolley
Workday
Borden and Emy Wright
Renate Wright
Ellen Wulf
Randall and Krys Wulff
Jennifer Yasumoto
Baris Yildiz
Jane Zastrow
Sheryl Zimmerman
Jamie Zynger
Greg Zytkowicz

 

In Kind Donors

Coral Amaro
Anonymous (8)
Marchesi Antinori
Antinori - Antica Estate
Archer Hotel Napa
Arthur Murray Napa
Auberge du Soleil
Amanda Baker
Balloons Above the Valley
Be Bubbly Napa Valley
The Bennington Napa Valley,
LLC
Carol and Timothy Berg
Gillian Bregman
Casa Piena Vineyards
Caymus Vineyards
Chateau Montelena
The Children’s Book Council,
Inc.
Copper Cane Wines and
Provisions
The Covenant Presbyterian
Church
Zobeida Cruz
Dalla Valley Vineyards
Adam Daniels
Darioush Winery
Malcolm de Sieyes
Brian Douglas
Mary Douglas
Dunn Vineyards
Stacy Egelhoff
El Dorado Kitchen
Far Niente
First 5 Napa County
FogFab
Friends of the Napa Library
Frog’s Leap Winery

Karen Garcia
Gargiulo Vineyards
Lori George
The Grape Escape, Escape
Rooms
Kathryn and Craig Hall
Amanda Harlan
Harlan Family Wines
Gail Henderson
Don and Pat Hitchcock
Honey Whiskey
Morgan Johnson
Terri and Jeff Johnson
Kayla Van Dyke
Kaiser Permanente
Keever Vineyards
La Toque
Laird Family Estate
Lang & Reed Napa Valley
Lede Family Wines
Bill and Patti Lefever
Rosanna and Sergio Mairena
Abdul Majid
Kenia Martinez
Judi McCabe
Katherine Meisner
Michael Mondavi Family
Estate
Susan and Michael Mitchell
Mustards Grill
Myles Davis Electric
Susan Gehring and Jennifer
Nadeau
Napa Nuts, etc.
The Napa Valley Community
Disaster Relief Fund of
Napa Valley Community
Foundation

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Napa Valley Wine Train
Kathy Newman
Oakville Grocery
Jackie and Michael O’Neil
Opus One Winery
Daysi Oruzco
Pasta Prego
Poetry Inn LLC
Carmen and Gail Policy
Ranch Market
River Terrace Inn
Safeway
San Francisco Giants
Sciandri Family Vineyards
Shackford’s Kitchen Store
Shafer Vineyards
Kirsten Shinnamon
Silver Oak Cellars
Silverado Vineyards
Tracey and John Skupny
Sojourn Cellars
Spottswoode Estate
Vineyard & Winery
Staglin Family Vineyard
Bailey Templin
Mike and Jan Thompson
Three Sticks Wines
Trefethen Family Vineyards
Truchard Vineyards
Veronica Uhl
Uptown Theatre Napa
Kayla Van Dyke
Villa Corona
Deborah Villas Dash
Whirlwind Blow Dry Lounge
WIC
Sharon Wippern

Thanks to strong fiscal management and the generosity of the community, Cope finished the year with a surplus. This will help replenish the reserve funds we utilized during the pandemic and is being reinvested to help ensure future growth and stability.

These are the preliminary financial statements. Please contact us in February 2023 to request the Board-approved financial documents.

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WE ALL HAVE A ROLE TO PLAY IN PROTECTING CHILDREN AND STRENGTHENING FAMILIES IN OUR COMMUNITY.

VISIT. Tour our family resource center and meet our team working to strengthen families and protect children.

VOLUNTEER. We are always looking for dedicated volunteers to help with a variety of tasks. See what opportunities are available now at www.copefamilycenter.org/volunteer

SPONSOR. If your business is looking to improve the lives of Napa Valley’s children and families, please consider a sponsorship donation. To learn more contact hplenty@copefamilycenter.org

LIKE. Help us reach more people by following us on social media. Stay up to date with our latest news and share with others.

DONATE. Every donation, no matter the size, has the power to strengthen a family and give a child their best start in life. Make a gift at donate.copefamilycenter.org/Give

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