Impact Report 2024
Executive Director
Shannon Brooks Hamby
It takes committed community partners who prioritize the safety of their staff and hundreds of donors who recognize their investment ensures that we never turn anyone away. It takes ordinary people who want to better understand how to support their friends and family. It takes a Board of Directors that educate themselves on the dynamics of power and control.
It takes a survivor who bravely rejects the traditional constructs of shame and silence to heal and use their voice to make a difference in the world.
We are all advocates. Thousands of you – survivors, volunteers, donors, students, employers, friends, and neighbors – joined us this year to make our community safer, whether you joined an advocacy training, wrote a note of encouragement to a survivor, participated in a training or joined a club at school.
Your engagement and contributions inspire us! We are excited to share our collective impact over the past year in this year’s digital impact report.
With Gratitude,
Shannon Brooks Hamby
Executive Director
Our mission: To empower those affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking through crisis support, advocacy, and prevention.
In the United States...
1 in 3
1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner. *National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
81%
81% of women and 43% of men reported experiencing some form of sexual harassment and/or assault in their lifetime. These percentages increase for transgender and gender non-conforming individuals. *National Sexual Violence Resource Center
93%
As many as 93% of immigrant women have experienced intimate partner violence.
Over the past year, Community Safety Network
260
supported 260 clients including 227 adults and 33 children.
109
supported 109 clients in emergency housing.
292
answered 292 Helpline calls.
1628
provided 1628 services including safety planning, legal, medical, and emotional support.
6123
bednights in emergency and transitional housing.
49%
Saw the number of our Latino clients increase from 40% to 49%.
Director of Client Services
Rosa Sanchez
Our Service Model Pillars
Our approach to client engagement and our range of services is informed by our expertise on the impact of trauma and prioritizes safety, confidentiality, choice, trust, collaboration, and cultural humility.
We recognize each client within their family, social and cultural contexts and life experiences.
We provide support, encouragement and the resources needed for individuals to engage in a self-determined path of safety, healing and personal growth.
We recognize and value that each person is the expert on their own needs, therefore safety plans are tailored to meet the individual concerns of each client.
Dignity of Space
When our guests walk through the door of the Newton House of Hope, our seven-bedroom, five-bathroom emergency housing shelter, one of the first things they see is a sign that says, “please take what you need.”
Read about our approach to helping clients heal from the moment they walk in the door.
Our Services
Director of Education and Outreach
Adrian Croke
Prevention Education
Creating a Community That Does Not Tolerate Violence
CSN Partners with Jackson Hole Mountain Resort on groundbreaking new training to prevent and address workplace sexual harassment.
53
community members completed Advocacy Training last year
38
community members are currently active volunteer advocates
22
community partners coordinate with CSN to provide support
Board of Directors
Shari Brownfield, Chair
Karen Connelly, Vice Chair
Dawn Pruett, Treasurer
Kathleen Brown, Secretary
Jared Boldemann
Catherine DiSanto
Nacole Hanson
Brendan McDermott
Tracey Millham
Maureen Murphy
April Norton
Linda Taylor
Financials
$1.3 Million
Our current annual budget
8
full-time staff to meet the growing demand for client services
38
active volunteers
Donors
FY 2024 We could not do the work we do without our incredible donors. They make all of the difference and we are incredibly grateful for each and everyone’s support.
Joe Albright and Marcia Kunstel
Peter and Charlotte Alexander
Charlotte Alimanestianu
Shaun and Betty Andrikopoulos
Anonymous (3)
Antler Inn
Dan and Mary Armour
Geoff and Susan Armstrong
Lettie Arnold
Mark Aronowitz
James and Carolyn Auge'
Mickey Babcock
Dail Barbour
Tyler Barker
Carisa Barnett
David Barnett and Geneva Chong
Jean Barash and Dave Barrett
Theresa and John Becker
Joseph C. and Gainor L. Bennett Donor Advised Fund
Bob and Janet Benz
John Berner
Bill and Martha Best
Bison Wealth Management
Blue Bear Investment Group
Jared Boldemann and Christine Martell
Tim Bradley and Ruth Harrington
Will and Jennifer Bradof
Julie Bratspis
Nick Braun
Kevin and Sheila Brazell
Andrew and Margaret Brigham
Stina Brock
Jeff and Audrey Brogan
Clark and Susan Brooks
Kathleen Brown
Douglas Brown and Lorie Cahn
Nancy Brown
Shari Brownfield
Bonnie Budge
Frank Burgess
C.I.O.S Foundation
Ralph Callaway
Marty and Hilary Camino
Wendy Carlson-Koll
Dan Carson
Changes Hair Salon
Clearview Strategies
Deborah Clemens and John Zendler
Emily Cohen
Jim Coleman
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Karen Connelly
Cony Corporation
Clint and Lisa Cook
Cornelson Donor Advised Fund
The Cornell Douglas Foundation
Michael and Helen Cottingham
Pamela Cutler
Paul and Julie D'Amours
Mitchell Dann
Michael and Shawn Daus
Dave Hansen Whitewater
Johann Deisenhofer and Kirsten Lindahl
Sue and Pete Dennis
Arthur and Christine Denton
Austin DePree
Marguerite Snowdon and Yves Desgouttes
Dr. Lisa Finkelstein and Dr. Marc Domsky
David and Nancy Donovan
Matt Donovan
Andrea Doss
Chad Driewer
Pauline Towers-Dykeman and Paul Dykeman
EcoConnect Consulting
Mike and Diana Eden
Michaela Ellingson
Denny Emory
Chris and Lori Erickson
A. Rodgers Everett
Aida Farag
William Field and Jodie Pond Donor Advised Fund
Kate Field
First Interstate Bank
Flat Creek Inn
Francine Fleming
Matt and Suzy Floyd
Evelyne Aikman and Adam Forste
Nicholas and Megan Fouts
Frederick Landscaping
Frederick Mountain Group
Kenneth and Laura French
Ed and Julianne Fries
Fund for Public Education
Garaman Charitable Foundation
Frederick and Julie Gaston
Laura Gaylord
Kate Gersh
Elliot and Frances Gerson
John and Martha Gilmore
Jack Glasbrenner
Jeffrey and Amy Golightly
Hadden Goodman
Oliver and Christine Goss
Phyllis Greene
Sheldon and Bonnie Guren
Ralph and Louise Haberfeld
Brian Hady
Maho Hakoshima and Margaret Gilday
Dr. Sean and Tracy Haling
Zach Hall
J. Keith Hall
Curt and Shannon Hamby
Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Matt Hansen and Andrea Phizackerley
Nacole and Jake Hanson
David and Leslye Hardie
John and Carol Harkness
Tim Harland and Patrice Kangas
George and Suzanne Harris
Brandon and Laura Harrison
John and Deborah Hechinger
Tom and Laura Hedges
Henderson Family Fund
Tom and Molly Hendrick
Matthew Herron
Tom Hill
Hill-Snowdon Foundation
The Alan J. Hirschfield Family Foundation
Edward and Wendy Hobart
Stephen Hoff and Lenore Jonasson
Bland and Eliza Hoke
Ted and Tammie Van Holland
Shane Hollingsworth
Mark Houser and Susan Juvelier
William Howard Flowers, Jr. Foundation,
Jack and Carrie Howe
Eric Huber
Hughes Charitable Foundation
John and Dawn Hummel Family Fund
Hungry Jack's General Store
Immigrant Enterprises
Jackson Temp Services
JJ Jaroch
JDJ Family Office Services
Reece Jenkins
Jim Jenkins and Michelle Linville
Desmond Jennings
Karen Jerger and Chuck Harris
Karl M. Johnson Foundation
Christa Johnson
Maddie Johnson
Angela Jordan
Tom and Becky Jordan
Kathy Karahadian
Karns Family Fund
Mike and Luette Keegan
Kehr Levy Fund
Fred Keller and Sandy Hessler
Donna Kelsey
Peter and Kirsten Kern
The Robert S. and Grayce B. Kerr Foundation
Sarah Kerr
David and Shan Kingston
Carrie Kirkpatrick
Roger and Jeanne Kirkpatrick
Katherine Kline
Kraig Kobert and Julie Birrer
Michael Krasula
Robert and Patty Krause
Charles and Jane Kusek
Ted and Laura Ladd
Kerry Lamb
Daniel and Margaret Land
Amy Lane
Dr. Christine Laughery
Ed and Jane Lavino
Nancy Lee
George and Val LeFebre
Robert and Miriam Lenz
Ian Levenson and Lea Bonnecaze
Dr. James Little
Janine and David Lloyd
Cody and Shauna Lockhart
Kelly and Elizabeth Lockhart
Tyson Logan
Maureen Londy
Mary Long
The Lozier Foundation
Robert and Katherine Lucas
The Luther Family Foundation
David and Kendra Lymburn
Clark and Andy MacKenzie
David and Oriana Madeira
Laurentius M Marais
Clifford Martin
Nancy Martino
Robert E. Mathews Family Foundation
Kristen Mayo
Rachel Wigglesworth and Nate McClennen
Holly McCollister
Brendan and Nicki McDermott
McDowell Foundation
Bo McDowell
Alex McFarland
Mary McSorley
Michael and Kathleen Meyer
Mike's Body Shop
John and Tracey Millham
Erin Moeller
Tom and Kea Molnar
Allison and David Monroe
Amy Moore
Jeff Moran and Amy Glenn
Morgenstern-Davis Family Foundation
Craig and KJ Morris
Morton Enterprises
Maureen Murphy
Dukes and Molly Murray
David Muskat
Andrew Nehrbas
Nelson Engineering
Anne and Rod Newcomb
Newport Hotel Group
Bill Newton
Douglas and Donna Niemi
Alex and April Norton
Rose Novak
Jack and Carole Nunn Donor Advised Fund
Obering Family Fund
W. Scott and Kacy O'Hare
Gregory G. Olafson
Kevin and Shelley Olson
Deirdre O'Mara
Patty O'Neil
Matthew and Sandra Ostdiek
Peter and Monica Overly
Sharon Parrott
Christopher and Carol Peck
Karen Youngblood and James Peck
Hadyn Peery and Samantha Livingston
Laurie Andrews & Perk Perkins Fund
Persephone Bakery
Bob and Ruthie Peters
Phibbs/Petersen Donor Advised Fund
Pierson Charitable Fund
Gloria Polis
Michael and Dawn Pruett
Gregory and Margaret Prugh
Aaron and Tamsen Pruzan
Ana Quiroz
Jim and Cynthia Radda
Glenn and Diane Ray
Shelby Read
Joshua and Patricia Reed
James Rees and Jeannine Lanoux
Fred and Margie Reimers
Nancy Resor
William and Story Resor
Sandy Ress and Susan Foster
Jordan Rich
Ed and Lee Riddell
Dr. Elizabeth Ridgway
Andy and Carolyn Ripps
William and Linda Rode
Elisabeth Rohrbach
Terry and Bert Romberg Donor Advised Fund
Jim Rooks and Ruth Moran
Bruce and Rosemary Rose
Richard Ross and Joyce Frye
Haley Ross
Melanie Ross
Kristyne C. Rupert Testamentary Charitable Foundation Trust
Jonathan and Alex Schechter
Skye Schell and Hannah Meier
Tom and Becky Schell
Barbara Zelazo and Michael Scher
Brian and Maggie Schilling
Debbie Schlinger
John Henry Schmitt
Chuck and Carol Schneebeck
Michael and Claudia Schrotz
Seidler Foundation
Peter Selkowitz
Michael Sellett
Danielle Shapiro
Nancy H. Shea
Paul and Koreen Sheridan
Don and Dragon Sherman Starr Donor Advised Fund
Leah Shlachter
Dr. David Shlim and Jane Gallie
D. Barry and Priscilla Sibson
Midge Simpson
Dr. Edward Smail
Lewis and Christy Smirl
Randall and Dorie Smith
Ann Smith
Smokey Hollow Enterprises
Ariana Snowdon
Soroptimist International of Jackson Hole
Susan Spackman
John Spahr
Spirit Dance Foundation
Spring Creek Animal Hospital
Wendell and Rachel Stam
Stanley Family Fund
Michael and Jennifer Stauth
Randall and Lenise Stephenson
Kelvin and Nancy Stirn
George B. Storer Fund
Jesse Stover and Stine Richvoldsen
Dr. Stuart Sugarman
Sweet Life Foundation
Richard and Barbara Szefc
Catherine Tallichet and Tim Oakley
Tom and Linda Taylor
Kenneth and Caroline Taylor Family Foundation
Anastatia Taylor
Nancy Taylor
Teton View
Three Peaks Corporate Advised Fund
Three Elephant PR
Thursday Roundtable
Tom and Patricia Tisone
Meaghan Tozzi
Stanford and Barbara Trachtenberg Donor Advised Fund
The Trifecta Fund
Jennifer Truman
Bruce and Sandra Tully
Melissa Turley and Chris Stump
John and Christine Turner
Steve and Amy Unfried
Juliet Unfried
Robert and Laura Vignaroli
Bill Voge
Lynne Wagner and John Labrec
Sandy and Polly Wakeman
James and Linore Wallace
Ward + Blake Architects
Doreen Ward
Travis Ward and Margaret Gordon
William E. Wecker Associates
Dr. Kenneth and Lynn Wegner
Bill and Tracie Welch
Juliann Whelan Donor Advised Fund
Whitley Family Charitable Fund
John Willott
Katherine Wilson
Pamela Winters
Jeffrey and Barbara Wogoman
James Wolf and Nan Neth
Stephen and June Wolfson
Kelvin Wu and Elli Bemis
Peter and Cynthia Wuerslin
Wyss Foundation
Christine Yannelli
Brook and Jessica Yeomans
Sharon Zumel
We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of accuracy and transparency in all our endeavors. As part of this commitment, we diligently strive to keep our records up to date, ensuring that they reflect the most recent and accurate information. However, we understand that despite our best efforts, errors can sometimes occur. If you encounter any discrepancies or inaccuracies in this report, we encourage you to contact us immediately. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us maintain the integrity and credibility of our records.
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