2016-2017 Annual Report

Table of Contents

A Message To Our Supporters Social and Emotional Learning Wheel

Service Models Overview of Programs

Elementary SchoolMiddle SchoolHigh SchoolTeens In Action (TIA)Community Building Sessions (CBS)

Statement of Financial Position Thank YouTake Action

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"...Frameworks'SEL program is a gift to

all who are able toparticipate in it..."

Community & Admin

Manager,Academy Prep Center of

Tampa

"My involvement in TIAhas taught me how to

control my emotions andnot let my emotions

control me."

Teens In Action Student Leader

"We have found a space where our ideas

are not shot down, our visions areencouraged, and most importantly,our ideas are met by people aroundus who want to collaborate and lift

us up..."

2016 Head and Heart Award Acceptance Speech

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A Message To Our Supporters

The 2016-17 school year was a big milestone for Frameworks! In the 2016-17 schoolyear, our team positively impacted nearly 33,000 students at 60 schools and youth-serving organizations in the Tampa Bay area; we have since increased our impact in the2017-18 school year to more than 41,000 students at 64 sites. During the 2016-17 year, together with Hillsborough County Public Schools, wecompleted the second year of our middle school project. Our students are reaching newheights in their journey towards strengthening their social and emotional skills. Whenthey move on to 9th grade, these students will be better prepared for the social andemotional challenges that high school brings, including new social pressures andimportant academic benchmarks. In the 2016-17 year, our team provided over 10,000 hours of support to our partnersand fellow educators. We are so proud of the work that has been accomplished so far,and it would not have been possible without you! Thank you for your continuoussupport of our mission to teach youth to manage their emotions, develop healthyrelationships, and make good decisions for academic, career, and personal success.

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Jennifer Garcia

Our Service Model

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Teacher Training

Social and EmotionalLearning (SEL) overvieweducation

Program-specific SELtraining for educators

Ongoing coaching andsupport for SEL programimplementation in schoolsand other nonprofitorganizations

CoachingAssisting schools and othernonprofits in developing aplan for SEL programevaluation

Data collection, analysis,and support

Evaluation Support

Frameworks supports the delivery of evidence-based curricula and SEL-informed practices for pre-K through 12th grade classrooms.

Additionally, Frameworks provides direct services to students

participating in Teens In Action. Each program provides healthy alternatives to help students build

emotional intelligence.

Programs These programs use the 5 SEL

core competencies:

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Our Impact

Students Served

6CommunityPartners

55Schools

10,804 Hours of Support

Program Sites

Elementary Schools Middle Schools High Schools K-8 Schools

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Elementary School

"Social Emotional Learning has been used for building and fostering better relationships between student

to student as well as student to teacher. I can't begin a day without it."

3rd Grade Teacher, Sulphur Springs Community School K-8

TeachersTrained

601,461StudentsServed

PATHS® (Promoting Alternative THinking Strategies) Curriculum

Schools Served

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http://myframeworks.org/elementary/

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Middle School

29,472

"SEL allows me to not only teach students the organizational and study skills they will need, but the social skills and

life skills necessary for them to be productive members of our society."

Middle School Spanish Teacher, LifeSkills® Training (LST) and Community Building Sessions (CBS)

SCHOOLS SERVED

LifeSkills® Training (LST) Curriculum

STUDENTS SERVED

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650TEACHERS TRAINED

http://myframeworks.org/middle-school/

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High School

18Service

Sites

55Participants

90-120 Service hours perparticipant

School-Connect® Curriculum

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Schools TeachersTrained

8 1,612Students

http://myframeworks.org/high-school/http://myframeworks.org/teens-in-action/

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Community Building Sessions (CBS)

The Community Building Sessions program is a universal method of building positive school community and should beused throughout the school year with entire grade level populations.

“THIS is why I love my job!!! Ms. Long conducting a

community building session where students tell why they appreciate others in the

circle. True example of building character traits like respect and caring. If

we could all do this a little more often with ourchildren, our students or

our friends! I love this stuff!!!!!"

School Law Enforcement Officer,Ben Hill Middle School

SEL Curriculum: LifeSkills®Training (LST) and Community Building Sessions (CBS)

http://myframeworks.org/community-building-sessions/

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Financial Statements

Total Revenue$1,035,079

Total Expenses$878,706

Return on Investment(ROI) per $1 spent on

Social EmotionalLearning

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Thank You to Our Generous Donors... $100,000+AnonymousThe Triad Foundation $25,000 - $99,999Bank of America FoundationConn Memorial FoundationThe Spurlino Foundation $10,000 - $24,999DEX ImagingLightning FoundationMcNeel Family Charitable FoundationRays Baseball FoundationBretta SullivanSuncoast Credit UnionSunTrust FoundationUnity in the Community, Inc.

$5,000 - $9,999Shannon and Tony DiBenedettoFlorida Medical Clinic Foundation ofCaringPaul and Cassie JohanJohn and Kim KirtleyDrew and Susan PeloubetThe Lowry Murphey Family FoundationPaul and Dana Whiting, Jr. $2,500 - $4,999AnonymousJoyce Burick SwarzmanDavid and Linda DevineNick and Jennifer GarciaFrank and Tricia HancockMark SakaloskyDon and Cheryl SmithTD Charitable FoundationUniversity of South Florida FoundationValley National Bank (FormerlyUSAmeriBank)Thomas Wallace $1,000 - $2,499AnonymousA1HRBest Line Oil CompanyHank BrennerKeith and Carolyn BricklemyerBricklemyer Law GroupLisa Brock and Farrukh QuraishiMonica Canale

Joseph CapitanoCaspers Company McDonald’sTerrell and Joe ClarkDavid and Julie ColePatricia and Brad DouglasPreston and Laura FarriorMartin GarciaHelios Education FoundationHillsborough Community CollegeHCMA Foundation, Inc.The Hull FamilyKathy JamesCindy KaneRobert and Kelley MerckMichele J Mester, LMHC, PAMetropolitan MinistriesPAR Inc.Rivero, Gordimer & Company, P.A.Barbara ScarpoBob and Cathy SmithGregg and CJ SmithSocial Venture PartnersStephen and Janice StraskeSunTrust BankTEGNA FoundationThe University of TampaJenny JonesBruce and Cindy TigertTitan Acquisition LLCSusan and John TouchtonUSF Women in Leadership &PhilanthropyVW Multifamily

Paul and Gail Whiting, Sr.Zingale Family $500 - $999AnonymousJeff and Roz BakSheldon BusanskyStacy CarlsonDeBartolo Family FoundationHeidi DingfelderHolly DuncanElizabeth and Troy FowlerKathy FreemanRodolfo and Laurie GariCharlie and Charlotte HardwickLiz and David KennedyLea LeVinesRobert and Kathy LewisGwendolyn LuneyInge MichaelsAmanda Page-ZwierkoBarbara and Les RyalsKathleen ShanahanJan and Craig SherScott and Sarah StichterCharles and Barbara WidgerWS Development *If we have inadvertently omitted your name, please contact us at: (813) 514.9555.

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