A Window into the Future
A Window into the Future
ANNUAL REPORT 2024-25
ANNUAL REPORT 2024-25
FROM THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Stepping Into
Our Future
We are deeply thankful for the generous community that surrounds and supports us—people like you who believe in the power of early intervention, who stand with families in their most vulnerable moments, and who make our mission possible every single day.
Thanks to your support, we are stepping into a bold new future. Just a year ago, nearly 100 people—donors, community members, local dignitaries, and our board and staff—gathered at 312 Waller Mill Road to break ground on CDR’s future home. Filled with hope and vision, the moment was the beginning of a transformational new chapter. And it reminded us once again: we couldn’t do this without you.
This new center represents more than bricks and mortar—it is a launching point for what comes next. It will bring all of CDR’s programs under one roof, dramatically expanding our ability to deliver critical early childhood services. From developmental screenings and specialized therapies to parenting
education, professional training, and community support, this space will become a vibrant hub of care, connection, and opportunity—for today and for generations to come.
Reaching this point hasn’t been easy. We’ve navigated pandemic-related delays, rising construction costs, and supply chain disruptions. But through it all, the vision of our board has remained clear—because the needs of children and families have continued to grow. Your belief in our mission has fueled our momentum.
As the foundation is laid and the walls rise, so too does our shared dream: a future where every child has the chance to thrive. Your support of the Capital Campaign is not just funding a building—it is helping us step forward into a stronger, more resilient tomorrow.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.
Paul F. Scott, Executive Director
2024-2025 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Pamela J. Penny, Chair
Virginia McLaughlin, Vice-Chair
John Kueser, Treasurer
Robert C. Canfield, Secretary
MEMBERS
Elizabeth M. Emerson
Sara J. Fogarty
Rita J. Francavilla
Paul Freiling
Barbara Haywood
Leigh Houghland
Alex B. Hutcherson, II
Sarah Kuehl Johnson
Caitlin Massie King
Brian R. Partlow
A. Vaughn Poller
Alexander W. Powell, Jr.
Amy Presley
Leon Salzman
Marc B. Sharp
Mary Ann Sleece
Georgia Ann Tetrault
Barbara Engs Watson
Paul F. Scott, Executive Director
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
CDR provides early intervention services for babies, young children and their families through programs such as Central Point of Entry, Infant & Parent Program (IPP), Screening & Assessments, Parent as Teachers (PAT), Early Head Start (EHS), Healthy and Emotionally Attunded Relationship Therapy (HEART), and Developmental Playgroup.
14,000+
young children, families, and early childhood professionals were impacted by CDR’s 2024-25 programs
1,160+
local children and families were provided early intervention and specialized therapy
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
Infant & Parent Program (IPP)
Developing Confidence
as a Family
Little Granger Griffin arrived much earlier than expected—17 weeks early, to be exact—then spent seven long months in the neonatal intensive care unit. “Granger was really strapped to a hospital bed the first few months of his life, so he needed a little more help because of everything he had been through,” explained his mom, Emily.
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
Parent as Teachers (PAT)
Giving a Child
A Voice
It’s been nearly a year since Marie noticed her son’s behavior was becoming a problem.
“John was having anger issues—throwing toys and not listening,” said Marie. “He was getting into trouble at school and his communication skills were lacking.”
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
Early Head Start (EHS)
Growing as
a Parent
Shevonne Huemann wishes she had known about CDR’s Early Head Start (EHS) program when her older children were small. But she found out about the EHS home visiting program when her daughter, Gigi, was born.
“I wanted to know if she was on track with her development,” said Shevonne.
ADULT EDUCATION
Empowering every parenting and teaching step
CDR provided Adult Education for anyone in a parenting role to discuss the challenges and successes of raising children through programs such as Circle of Parents, Motherhood, Fatherhood, VA ITSN, and Professional Development.
ADULT EDUCATION
Motherhood
Uplifting
New Mothers
Cassandra (Callie) Fall moved back to the Williamsburg area when her baby was just three weeks old. The oldest of 10 children, Callie figured being a new mom would be easy, but she soon realized there were challenges she hadn’t anticipated.
ADULT EDUCATION
VA ITSN
Supporting Early
Childhood Educators
Helping professionals in early childcare expands CDR’s reach across the Commonwealth. Becky Chandler, director of the Rockingham Child Day Care Center in Harrisonburg, believes the help and mentoring she and her staff received from the Virginia Infant & Toddler Specialist Network (VA ITSN) helped the non-profit center greatly increase its impact.
ADULT EDUCATION
Fatherhood
CDR Helped Me Grow
Out of My Comfort Zone
By the time Tyvon Billups joined CDR’s Fatherhood program, he already had several years of parenting experience under
his belt.
But after a good friend recommended the program to him, he decided he didn’t have anything to lose.
Stepping Into
Our Future
- Held the groundbreaking ceremony for its new home at 312 Waller Mill Road in Williamsburg, on September 25, 2024.
- The Barbara J. Driscoll Humanitarian Award was presented to Alex Hutcherson, former CDR board Vice Chair, in recognition of his many years of leadership and his stalwart support of CDR’s mission.
- Supervised and instructed eight interns from the fields of early childhood education, art therapy, social work, speech/language pathology, and occupational therapy.
168,000
was raised at the annual CDR Garden Party, held in May 2025. The Garden Party is CDR’s largest fundraiser of the year
2024-2025 Financial Results
Year Ended 6/30/25
REVENUE by source
EXPENSES by program
REVENUE by source
Children’s Services
| Contributions and Gifts | $121,449 |
| Grants: Private, Foundation, Corporation |
$337,000 |
| Grants: Federal | $2,067,626 |
| Grants: State and Local | $1,506,999 |
| Contracts and Fee | $940,965 |
| Donations: In Kind | $172,643 |
| TOTAL | $5,146,682 |
Adult Education
| Contributions and Gifts | $28,438 |
| Grants: Federal | $869,605 |
| Grants: State and Local | $4,911,1375 |
| Contracts and Fees | $2,780 |
| TOTAL | $5,811,960 |
CDR
| Contributions and Gifts* | $5,629,117 |
| Grants: Private, Foundation, Corporation |
$337,000 |
| Grants: Federal | $2,937,231 |
| Grants: State and Local | $6,418,136 |
| Contracts and Fee | $943,745 |
| Non-Operating Activities | $553,890 |
| Donations: In Kind | $191,125 |
| TOTAL | $17,010,244 |
EXPENSES by program
Children’s Services
| Central Point of Entry | $86,401 |
| Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention | $70,711 |
| Developmental Playgroup | $145,160 |
| Early Head Start | $2,162,631 |
| Early Learning Center Childcare | $110,574 |
| Infant & Parent Program and Part C | $2,026,823 |
| Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting |
$285,615 |
| Motherhood | $159,342 |
| Parents as Teachers | $284,418 |
| HEART Program | $75,726 |
| Other | $40,218 |
| TOTAL** | $5,447,619 |
Adult Education
| Infant Toddler Specialist Network | $4,889,803 |
| Fatherhood | $897,889 |
| TOTAL | $5,787,692 |
CDR
| Administration*** | $557,815 |
| Fundraising & Institutional Investment | $552,850 |
| Program Services | $11,235,311 |
| TOTAL | $12,345,976 |
* Includes Fund for Children, Endowment gifts, and support for CDR’s Capital Campaign **Before transfer between programs ***Net of indirect costs
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Child Development Resources
150 Point O’Woods Road, Williamsburg, VA 23188
Mail Address: P.O. Box 280, Norge, VA 23127
Training Department/Center for Professional Development
210 Packets Court, Williamsburg, VA 23185
p: 757.378.3177
Early Learning Center
Griffin-Yeates Learning Center
1490 Government Road, Williamsburg, VA 23185
p: 757.220.1168
Child Development Resources EIN 54-0791991
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