Annual Report
September 2021 - August 2022
This annual report highlights Any Baby Can’s impact and key accomplishments towards our vision.
Our Work Has a Ripple Effect
We have come a long way. While the last few years were particularly challenging for families with young children, advocates of parents, and all of us in family services, we continue to move forward. And we do so as a community.
In 2022, we resumed in-person visits thanks to the commitment and dedication of our amazing staff. We also experienced an increase in demand for services for kids with delays, moms facing unforeseen circumstances, and families in need of a community of support.
Through our collaborative efforts and partnerships, we’ve been able to meet community needs and achieve more than we could have alone.
Together we’re not just affecting one child or parent, we’re creating a more equitable community!
Veronda L. Durden
Any Baby Can President and CEO
Our Work Has a Ripple Effect
We have come a long way. While the last few years were particularly challenging for families with young children, advocates of parents, and all of us in family services, we continue to move forward. And we do so as a community.
In 2022, we resumed in-person visits thanks to the commitment and dedication of our amazing staff. We also experienced an increase in demand for services for kids with developmental delays, moms facing unforeseen circumstances, and families in need of a community of support.
Through our collaborative efforts and partnerships, we’ve been able to meet community needs and achieve more than we could have alone.
Together we’re not just affecting one child or parent, we’re creating a more equitable community!
Veronda L. Durden
Any Baby Can President and CEO
Our Work Has a Ripple Effect
We have come a long way. While the last few years were particularly challenging for families with young children, advocates of parents, and all of us in family services, we continue to move forward. And we do so as a community.
In 2022, we resumed in-person visits thanks to the commitment and dedication of our amazing staff. We also experienced an increase in demand for services for kids with developmental delays, moms facing unforeseen circumstances, and families in need of a community of support.
Through our collaborative efforts and partnerships, we’ve been able to meet community needs and achieve more than we could have alone.
Together we’re not just affecting one child or parent, we’re creating a more equitable community!
Veronda L. Durden
Any Baby Can President and CEO
IMPACT IN THE COMMUNITY
Parents cannot parent effectively in isolation. Caregivers and providers, grandparents and friends, teachers and mentors, and groups like Any Baby Can are core communities of support.
Changing Lives of Future Generations
Served
Supported
Provided
Leveraged
How We Accomplish Our Mission
Led
Conducted
Hosted
Facilitated
WHO WE SERVE
All parents should feel supported, valued and empowered to ensure their children have the best chance at a bright future.
We served 17% more clients with an increase in nearly all programs.
In addition, we received 10% more referrals from doctors, schools and other partners, indicating increased community need and value of Any Baby Can's services.
Family Support Services
Clients served in FY22
Clients served in FY21
Clients served in FY20
Any Baby Can clients are primarily Hispanic.
Any Baby Can
Travis County
Note: Travis County percentages are based on 2022 population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Any Baby Can serves clients across 10 Texas counties.
Llano, 1%
Burnet, <1%
Bell, 1%
Williamson, 8%
Travis, 65%
Hays, 18%
Blanco, <1%
Caldwell, <1%
Bastrop, 1%
Fayette, <1%
Our programs primarily serve families with young children.
CLIENT SUCCESS STORIES
Any Baby Can helps children and families focus on what they can do, not what they can't do.
Engaging Parents in Child Development
Physical therapy can be difficult for a child. They’re asked to stretch their abilities and do things that are hard for them. Our therapists are adept at working with children and families, and make exercises as fun and engaging as possible. But no one knows their child like their own parent or caregiver.
From Case Management to Community
Rosemary remarks that she just appreciates having someone to open to up. Opening up to the help of others has completely changed her family’s life. Our case managers help parents learn the skills they need to provide the best support for their child, while also growing their confidence in their own abilities as a parent.
Small Victories That Make a Big Difference
Noah’s care is very involved. At home he needs assistive devices, a wheelchair, and feeding assistance. He needs a lot of support because his vision loss is so severe. But Suzie is a committed, strong advocate for Noah. Her CARE case manager helps coordinate all of Noah’s therapies, as well as his school and medical appointments.
A Teammate in Your Child’s Success
Crystal and her team of therapists worked with Cassidy to overcome enormous obstacles. They were able to get her rolling, sitting, and even eating purees within six months. She started walking and hasn’t stopped since! She's finally meeting her milestones in so many areas.
THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS!
SPONSORS AND DONORS
ABC Home and Commercial Services
Adam and Kimberly Levinson
Andrew & Lillian A. Posey Foundation
Arnold Foundation
Ashley and Wes Crill
Austin Community Foundation
Bank of America
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Butler Snow LLP
Anderson Charitable Foundation
CBRE
Christi Greene
Crockett Properties
David and Maria Bader
Dell Technologies
DLA Piper LLP
Donald D. Hammill Foundation
ECG Foundation
ExtendMy Team, Inc.
First Citizens Bank
Gary and Susan Farmer
Georgetown Healthcare Foundation
Gregory and Amy Van Wyk
Greater Texas Federal Credit Union
Harry E. & Eda Montandon Charitable Trust
HEB Tournament of Champions
Heritage Title Company of Austin, Inc.
Herman H. Fleishmann Foundation
IBM
Intracorp Homes
James and Kelley Lamy
James R. Dougherty, Jr. Foundation, Inc.
Jeffrey and Robin Chapman
Jerry Osborne and Darden Deviney
Jia Jian Lee
Jody and Buddy Goodson
John and Dixie Paulos
Joyce Durst and Nancy Harris
Kathy Bailey
Kevin and Vicki Wood
Lola Wright Foundation
Mary and Lance Carlson
Michael & Susan Dell Foundation
Mike and Sharon Wichterich
Paycom
Rathgeber Investment GP Inc.
Reissa Foundation
Seawell Elam Foundation
Seeds of Strength
Seton Healthcare Family
Shamrock Foundation
SpawGlass
St. David’s Foundation
Stahl Family Foundation
Stein Family Foundation
Steve and Ellen Miura
Texas Alliance For Child and Family Services
The Burdine Johnson Foundation
The Gallop Family Foundation
The Moody Foundation
The Paulos Foundation
Topfer Family Foundation
Tres Grace Family Foundation
United Way of Hays & Caldwell County
Veterans United Home Loans
Westlake United Methodist Church
Winstead PC
ANGEL SOCIETY
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Adam and Kimberly Levinson Angela and William Marshall Bob and Sandra Van Wyk Brett and Sharon Rodgers Bruce Emken Chris and Tricia Moose Colleen Lynch Dr. Janet Lawson Greg and Amy VanWyk Heather Hinton Howard and Juliana Baker Jerry Osborne and Darden Deviney John and Dixie Paulous |
Julie Hajek Kathy Bailey Lola Wright Foundation Marisol and Aaron Rawlins Michael and Tonya Netzley Mike and Sharon Wichterich Sarah Churchill Llamas and Joseph Llamas SpawGlass Van Vo Veronda and David Durden Westlake United Methodist Church Wood Kevin and Vicki |
| Allen Bale Amanda Trevino Amy Greenspan Andrew Lowe Angela McGrady Angelica Keeney Antonio and Alexandra Alfau Ashok Kumar Audrey Selden Carol Dochen Carolyn Booser Cathy Schechter Cheryl Carey Christie and Andy Garbe Christina Huckabee Cynthia Quinones Dale and Leigh Cox Danita McGhee David Arriola David Hamill Deborah Sours Delores Gutierrez Dr. James Broaddus Edwin and Sharon Lalone Elizabeth Gutierrez Erin Ryan Gary and Nancy Warren George and Kim Oswald Grace Kempf |
Greater Texas Credit Union Guillermo Lopez Hearne Raette Holly McIntush-Mobley Jacquelyn Gregory Jan Lehman Jeff and Robin Chapman Jennifer Hornish Jill Moore John Uhlenbrock Schieferle Jordan Zylberberg Judi and Gerry Hall Karina Damian Kenneth Schatz Kristi Elliott Kynthia Brooks Kyra Farmer Luis Gonzalez Mark and Gayle Rolland Martha Ward Marty Sudac Mary and Lance Carlson Matthew and Mary Burns Mattie Brokaw Maureen Britton Max Yancy Melissa and Keith Juranek |
Michele and Toben Nelson Michele Scott Nancy Knight-Brown Natalie Russell Nichole Aston Nicolette Watters Pamela Bommarito Patricio Perez Patrick Wilson Paul Underwood Phil and Rene Walker Rachel Muir Rafael Quintanilla Regina Durden Rick Gutierrez Rolando Garza Royce Herbert and Terrie Thomas Sameer Dandekar Sara Kennedy Scott and Jan Hedrick Shruti Mehta Stephanie Pierce Stephanie Stout Thomas Ruiz Tina Miranda Tom Rasmussen Vernon and Elizabeth Peterson William Ferrell Zeena Querbach |
CONTRACT PARTNERS
Austin Public Health, City of Austin
Caritas
City of Buda
City of San Marcos
Goodwill Central Texas
People's Community Clinic
SAFE (Project HOPES)
Texas Department of Family & Protective Services
Texas Department of State Health Services
Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Travis County
United Way of Greater Austin
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Marisol (Madi) Rawlins, Board Chair
Kirby Baird, Vice Chair
Kevin Wood, Past Chair
Jesse Holguin, Treasurer
Brett Rodgers, Secretary
David Bader
David Bank, M.D. MBA
Sarah Churchill Llamas
David DeStefano
Jacquelyn Dosch McDonald, PhD, MPH, RDN, RN, MCHES
Zena Leah Harris, MD
Casey Knust
Janet Lawson, MD
Tracy Letzerich
Kimberly Levinson
Vilma Luna
Tonya Netzley
Zeena Querbach
Alexandria Robertson
Michele Scott
Sonya Thorn
Greg Van Wyk
SPECIAL THANKS
Greater Texas Federal Credit Union
Heritage Title
FINANCIALS
Revenue
$15,131,862
Expenditures
$14,296,790
Note: Total revenue does not reflect foundation grant revenue available from multi-year grants reported in previous fiscal years.
