Annual Report
September 2018-August 2019
Strong Families are the Core
of Thriving Communities
In 2019 Any Baby Can celebrated 40 years of serving families in Central Texas.
We saw an increase in clients with growth in communities beyond our core service areas. In response, we opened a satellite office in San Marcos, started offering parenting classes in Williamson County, and identified new opportunities to partner with other agencies.
We also completed a strategic planning process which yielded a new mission and vision. It’s been an amazing and busy year!
Veronda Durden
Any Baby Can President and CEO
Strong Families are the Core of Thriving Communities
In 2019 Any Baby Can celebrated 40 years of serving families in Central Texas.
We saw an increase in clients with growth in communities beyond our core service areas. In response, we opened a satellite office in San Marcos, started offering parenting classes in Williamson County, and identified new opportunities to partner with other agencies.
We also completed a strategic planning process which yielded in a new mission and vision. It’s been an amazing and busy year!
Veronda Durden
Any Baby Can President and CEO
Strong Families are the Core of Thriving Communities
In 2019 Any Baby Can celebrated 40 years of serving families in Central Texas.
We saw an increase in clients with growth in communities beyond our core service areas. In response, we opened a satellite office in San Marcos, started offering parenting classes in Williamson County, and identified new opportunities to partner with other agencies.
We also completed a strategic planning process which yielded in a new mission and vision. It’s been an amazing and busy year!
Veronda Durden
Any Baby Can President and CEO
COMMUNITY IMPACT AND KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Between September 2018 and August 2019, Any Baby Can…
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CLIENT DEMOGRAPHICS
All parents should feel supported, valued and empowered to ensure their children have the best chance at a bright future.
Any Baby Can clients face extreme poverty.
The proportion of clients in extreme poverty is increasing.
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City of Austin
Federal Poverty Level (FPL) for a family of four: $25,750/year
Note: Percentages represent the proportion of Austin residents/clients within each income category. City of Austin values based on the estimates from the American Community Survey. 2019 poverty level from U.S. Health & Human Services.
The majority of Any Baby Can clients are Hispanic.
City of Austin
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Note: Percentages represent the proportion of Austin residents/clients of each race/ethnicity. City of Austin values based on estimate from the U.S. Census Bureau. Please note that Any Baby Can typically reports race and ethnicity (Hispanic/Non-Hispanic) separately; however, in order to compare to Census demographic data, these data were combined.
Any Baby Can serves clients in 10 Texas counties.
Llano 1%
Burnet 1%
Bell 1%
Williamson 7%
Travis 71%
Hays 17%
Blanco <1%
Caldwell <1%
Bastrop 2%
Fayette 1%
| Top Zip Codes | Number of Clients |
|---|---|
| 78617 | 382 |
| 78744 | 309 |
| 78640 | 241 |
| 78741 | 226 |
| 78753 | 178 |
| 78666 | 164 |
| 78610 | 119 |
| 78758 | 107 |
| 78704 | 107 |
| 78702 | 97 |
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Over the year, we revisited our history and shared stories from past clients and one of our founders.
Life-Changing Family Support
“I was a mother who couldn’t keep a job because of my son’s special needs, appointments, behavioral issues and illnesses. With the support I received from Any Baby Can, I was able to get my son the help he needed, and fulfill my own professional dreams.” Read more
Walking, Talking, Smiling Miracle
“I really didn’t think I could do it. We were facing the cost of delivery, a week in the NICU, and neurological testing. When they told me I needed a therapist weekly, I thought ‘How are we going to pay for that?’ It was a paralyzing fear.” Read more
A Journey in Courage
“Without Any Baby Can I wouldn’t be as independent as I am now. I don’t think I would have had the courage to move to Texas. Or go through with school. They come to you and fill your time with knowledge. I’m so grateful for this program.” Read more
Eric’s Extra Super Powers
“When your child has an illness or disability, it can feel really isolating. Any Baby Can created a community for me, helped me feel informed about hearing loss, and helped me see a life beyond the diagnosis.” Read more
From NICU to Hospice to Kindergarten
“When hospice left, that’s when Any Baby Can came into our lives with physical, occupational and speech therapies. Gerardo has overcome the odds with Any Baby Can.” Read more
A Trailblazer in Early Childhood Intervention
“Any Baby Can performs a huge service to the community and without our programs we’d see many more social problems.” Read more
ANY BABY CAN IN THE NEWS
Legislative session focus on education and in-home programs
During the 2019 Texas legislative session, Any Baby Can worked closely statewide stakeholders on issues such as early intervention and home-visitation programs. Read more.
Making a Difference: Miracle Baby – Helping a Family Facing an Uncertain Future
Simon receives specialized skills training and behavioral, cognition, and speech therapies through Any Baby Can’s Early Childhood Intervention services. We don’t know what the future holds for Simon. But mom says that Any Baby Can is helping them capitalize on the moments that Simon has and giving him a chance to thrive today. Read more.
Nurse-Family Partnership National Service Office Awards Over $13.5 Million to Expand Local Programs
The Nurse-Family Partnership National Service Office presented these Incentive Fund Awards to local network partners that have been successfully changing outcomes for moms and babies in poverty. Read more.
‘It’s crazy how much progress he’s made.’ ECI providers push for more funding
“Over the last several years, we’ve seen a decrease in funding for the ECI programs at the state level,” added Veronda Durden, the CEO and president of Any Baby Can. “Over the last several years, the impact to the cost to provide services has increased, and so we’re having to look to other funding sources to fill the gap between the cost to run the program and what the State of Texas provides.” Read more.
Grand Opening At The Village Of San Marcos Is Friday
The campus, located at 215 S. Reimer Avenue in San Marcos, will add facilities for Community Action, Inc. of Central Texas, Any Baby Can/ Early Childhood Intervention, the Family Justice Center, and the Women, Infants and Children Program, The 29-acre campus also includes sports fields for youth and a future site for the Hays County Food Bank. Read more.
THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS!
SPONSORS AND DONORS
3M
ABC Home and Commercial Services
Andrew & Lillian A. Posey Foundation
Aquila Commercial
Armbrust & Brown, PLLC
Arnold Foundation
Austin American Statesman
Austin Community Foundation
BallotBox Online, LLC
Bank of America
Bazaarvoice
Capitol Chevy
Carl C. Anderson Sr. & Marie Jo Anderson Foundation
CBRE
Central Texas Motorcycle Charities/Harvest Classic
Clark Hill Strasburger
Donald D. Hammill Foundation
ECG Foundation
Frost Insurance Agency, Inc.
Gallogly Family Foundation
Georgetown Health Foundation
Greater Texas Federal Credit Union
Harry E. & Eda L. Montandon Charitable Trust
H-E-B Tournament of Champions
Heritage Title
Herman H. Fleishmann Foundation
Living Legacy Foundation
Michael and Susan Dell Foundation
Moody Foundation
Nurse Family Partnership Incentive Fund
Ogletree Deakins
Paulos Foundation
Pfizer Inc.
PlainsCapital Bank
RWH Foundation
Seton Healthcare Family
SpawGlass
St. David's Foundation
St. David's Medical Center
Stahl Family Foundation
Stein Family Foundation
Texas Capital Bank
Texas Children's Hospital
Topfer Family Foundation
Triumphant Love Lutheran Church
United Way of Greater Austin
Westlake United Methodist Church
Winstead PC
ANGEL SOCIETY
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Kathy Bailey Brad and Kathy Ballee Brian and Karen Burgess Lance and Mary Carlson Julie Clark Joyce Durst and Nancy Harris Dean El-Baz Andrew Fear Cindi Gallop Shafeeqa Giarratani |
Bob and Gail Hughes Casey and Ashli Knust Jim and Mary Kozlowski John and Patricia Lamb Jay and Kelley Lamy Adam and Kim Levinson Steve and Ellen Miura Chris and Tricia Moose Michael and Tonya Netzley Leo and Tracye Ortega |
Jason and Lisa Parrish John and Dixie Paulos Sara and Dick Rathgeber Jim and Karen Sherriff Lynn Stahl Greg and Heidi Stein Edward Tomaneng Emily Twitchell Greg and Amy Van Wyk Dan and Sara Jane Watson |
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Antonio and Alexandra Alfau Jim and Patrice Arnold Jason and Christie Barany Cliff and Mary Ann Barkley Lisa Beckerman James and Kay Broaddus Eileen and Brian Buesing Matt and Mary Burns Brett and Melissa Butler Chris Cashion Caroline Caven Jeffrey and Robin Chapman Scott and Mary Catherine Deskins David and Stacey DeStefano David and Veronda L. Durden |
Andy and Christie Garbe Tyler and Wendy Goldberg A.W. and Jody Goodson Bobby and Jan Jenkins TiWanna Kenney Jessica Kirker Nancy LeBoeuf Mark and Sara Luttrell Chris Moehnke Dan and Christi Mondrik Wade and Melanie Morgan Rob and Lou Ann Peterson Aaron and Marisol Rawlins Joel and Laurel Reed Mark and Gayle Rolland |
Dr. Rose Schneier John Scarborough Angela and Jerry Springer Frank and Beth Stabile Tom and Julie Stevenson Shelley and Gary Szucs Karen and Stanley Wang Kevin and Vicki Wood Manuel and Jane Zuniga Jim and Ellen Balthazar Rebecca Thorp Stewart Whitehead Brett and Melissa Butler Brett and Sharon Rodgers
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Any Baby Can Development Team Shawn Abbott Debbie Angus Kirby and Sammie Baird Paul and Marjory Coffeen Dr. Samuel Collier Dale and Leigh Cox Zoltan and Patti David Doug and Sheila Dierking Sean and Trenton Foster Michelle and Andres Guerra Rick Gutierrez Blake Holman Robin Ingari Sean and Ana Jordan |
Ronnie and Cindy Klatt Loree LaChance William and Angela Marshall Angel and Dan Mathews Patsy and Lou McCreary Michael and Shannon O’Connor George and Kim Oswald John Parker Karen Quinlan Deborah Russell Lucas Smith Tony and Leigh Stein William Swail Reuben Torres Raul Trevino |
Bob and Sandra Van Wyk Betty Woods Mary Worthy Benjamin Teske Jackie McDonald Juanita Lester Marisol Acosta Natalie Russell Patricia Booser Clean Spaces Red & White Greenery, Inc. Sisk Robb, Inc. Mary Harper Melisa Atkinson
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CONTRACT PARTNERS
Texas Health and Human Services Commission
City of Austin
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services
United Way for Greater Austin
SAFE (Project HOPES)
Travis County
Texas Department of State Health Services
People's Community Clinic
Caritas of Austin / Best Single Source Plus (BSS+)
Housing Authority of the City of Austin
City of San Marcos
City of Buda
SPECIAL THANKS
Michael & Susan Dell Foundation
St. David's Foundation
United Way
United Way of Hays County
Season For Caring
BOARD MEMBERS
Brian Burgess
Casey Knust
Chris Moose
Christie Garbe
David Bank, M.D.
David DeStefano
Jay Lamy
Kelley Hawkins
Kevin Wood
Kimberly Levinson
Kirby Baird
Leo Ortega
Marjorie Clifton
Marsha Jones
Matt Burns
Norbi Zylberberg
Samuel Collier, M.D.
Shafeeqa Giarratani
Sonya Thorn
TiWanna Kenney
Tracy Letzerich
Wade Morgan
FINANCIALS
Revenue
$10,165,866
Expenditures
$10,748,420
Note: Total revenue does not reflect foundation grant revenue available from multi-year grants reported in previous fiscal years.
