Your Donations at Work
We are excited to share a profile of a current grant recipient so you can read how your 2025 billable hour donations to the AAML Foundation are helping children and families struggling with the breakup of their families.
If you have not already done so, please consider supporting the Foundation’s grants program by making your 2026 billable hour donation today by visiting our website, aamlfoundation.org, or using the QR code below. Together we can make a tangible and lasting impact on families in need across the country!
Harmony At Home
The AAML Foundation is pleased to announce that it provided a $6,000 grant in 2026 to Harmony At Home, based in Carmel, California. Harmony at Home is dedicated to supporting children, young adults and families throughout Monterey County. Its core mission is to break cycles of violence and abuse by empowering individuals with the skills, knowledge and confidence needed to lead healthy and productive lives. The organization operates as a 501(c)(3) public charity and focuses on human and behavioral health services, particularly for youth and families affected by trauma, stress or instability. Through partnerships with schools and community organizations, Harmony At Home reaches thousands of individuals each year with accessible, trauma-informed care and prevention programs.
The organization offers a wide range of programs and services designed to promote emotional well-being and healthy relationships. These include counseling services for individuals, couples and families, as well as specialized initiatives such as Sticks & Stones® (a school-based counseling program for children exposed to trauma), bullying prevention education and parenting support programs like Family First for young parents. Harmony At Home also provides co-parenting guidance for families experiencing separation or divorce and community-based mental health services on a sliding fee scale, ensuring support is accessible to diverse populations. Overall, the organization plays a vital role in fostering resilience, improving communication and helping families build safer, more supportive environments.
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The AAML Foundation Board of Directors thanks the donors who donated between June 16 through July 15. We are profoundly grateful for your support and generosity.
New Lifetime Member
Adam Kibort
2026 1K Club
(Donors who donated $1,000 or more to the Billable Hour Campaign)
Jeffrey W. Brend
Gunnar J. Gitlin
Gregory Jessner
Ashley McCorvey Myers
Judith L. Poller
Gretchen B. Rubel
Randall B. Wilhite
2026 Billable Hour Club
Alabama
David P. Broome
Wendy Brooks Crew
Kathryn C. Gentle
Sandra Eubank Gregory
Katheree Hughes, Jr.
Robert F. Smith
Arizona
William D. Bishop
Kiilu Davis
California
Jill L. Barr
Hal D. Bartholomew
David L. Blacker
Judi A. Curtin
Patrick DeCarolis, Jr.
Scott H. Finkbeiner
Rod Firoozye
Ira M. Friedman
Gregory Jessner
Alexandra Leichter
Avi Levy
Sandra L. Mayberry
Christopher C. Melcher
Laura H. Miller
Claudia N. Ribet
Candice K. Rogers
Gretchen B. Rubel
William S. Ryden
John R. Schilling
Glen Howard Schwartz
Philip G. Seastrom
Jeff M. Sturman
Stephen James Wagner
Nicole Whyte
District of Columbia
Marina S. Barannik
Matthew Edwards
Erin L. Kopelman
Florida
Victoria A. Calebrese
Reuben A. Doupe
Cash Eaton
Maria C. Gonzalez
Kenneth A. Gordon
Mitchell K. Karpf
Kimberly L. Kaszuba
Ronald H. Kauffman
Ashley McCorvey Myers
Jonathan S. Root
Christopher W. Rumbold
Meghana Saoji
Jonathan Z. Schiller
Mark A. Sessums
Robert W. Sidweber
Karen B. Weintraub
Ralph T. White
Georgia
Theodore S. Eittreim
Deborah B. Koslin
Elizabeth Green Lindsey
David N. Marple
Kelly Anne Miles
Richard M. Nolen
Tina Shadix Roddenbery
Marvin L. Solomiany
Jonathan J. Tuggle
Illinois
Jeffrey W. Brend
Gunnar J. Gitlin
Michael F. Koenigsberger
Steven Gregg Wittenberg
Iowa
Elizabeth A. Rosenbaum
Kansas
Candice Farha
Michael W. Lucansky
David J. Morgan
Kentucky
Kami C. Brumley
Emily M. Desantis
Valerie S. Kershaw
Maryland
David S. Coaxum
Glenn M. Cooper
Patrick W. Dragga
Richard Grason VI
Hadrian N. Hatfield
Cheryl Lynn Hepfer
Geraldine W. Hess
Lindsay Parvis
Christopher W. Roberts
Massachusetts
Lisa J. Graff
Steven Gurdin
Michigan
Michael A. Robbins
Minnesota
Melissa Chawla
Gary Alan Debele
Michael D. Dittberner
Lisa M. Elliot
Samantha J. Gemberling
Elizabeth D. Hartwell
John M. Jerabek
Zachary A. Kretchmer
Kathryn M. Lammers
Gerald O. Williams
Missouri
Douglas R. Beach
James P. Carmody
Alan E. Freed
Michelle S. House-Connaghan
Ashley N. Irwin
Joseph Lambson
Michael L. Taylor
Nevada
Kathleen T. Breckenridge
New Jersey
Carolyn N. Daly
Christine C. Fitzgerald
Richard F. Iglar
Jeralyn L. Lawrence
Matheu D. Nunn
New York
Nancy D. Kellman
Judith L. Poller
Ohio
Kaitlyn Arthurs
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Guy M. Hild
Ryan P. Nowlin
Cara L. Santosuosso
Oklahoma
Richard A. Wagner II
Pennsylvania
Mary Cushing Doherty
Candice L. Komar
South Carolina
J. Benjamin Stevens
Tennessee
Rebecca E. Byrd
Texas
Kristen A. Algert
Joseph Harris Amberson III
Thomas L. Ausley
Kelly D. Ausley-Flores
P. Lindley Bain
Ryan Robert Baurele
Wendy S. Burgower
JoAl Cannon Sheridan
Michael C. Childs
Anne M. Cofer
Charla Davies
Sherri Evans
Thomas P. Goranson
Alan Craig Haston
Charles Michael Ireland, Jr.
John Kappel
Aimee Pingenot Key
Larry L. Martin
Rob McAngus
Susan McLerran
Mary Evelyn McNamara
Tammy Simien Moon
Kathryn J. Murphy
Susan Myres
John (Bo) F. Nichols, Jr.
Gary L. Nickelson
Lindsey Rae Obenhaus
Angela Pence England
Charlotte D. Rainwater
Eric Robertson
Stefani Shapiro
Dwayne Smith
Kristal C. Thomson
Cindy V. Tisdale
Jimmy Vaught
Nicole Voyles
Randall B. Wilhite
Alvin L. Zimmerman
Virginia
Leslie Weber Hoffman
Charles E. Powers
Steven L. Raynor
Catherine M. Reese
Stephanie J. Smith
West Virginia
Allyson E. Hilliard
Wisconsin
Rebecca K. Millenbach