2022 Annual Report

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TONY DILEONARDI, STARS FAMILY SERVICES PRESIDENT

The Board of STARS Family Services (SFS) expresses deep appreciation to College Church for its ongoing support of the residences, families, and staff of SFS during an incredible year of blessings. Thank you for your prayers and support. The Board of STARS Family Services (SFS) expresses deep appreciation to College Church for its ongoing support of the residences, families and staff of SFS during an incredible year of blessings. Thank you for your prayers and support. Since we began in 2008, STARS Family Services provides private community-based homes (supportive living arrangements) and related services for adults with developmental disabilities in Wheaton. At present there are two homes for men and one for women. The homes allow for these individuals to continue living in their own communities, close to their family, friends and church. All residents are involved in the STARS Disability Ministry at College Church.

• The board of directors approved and initiated a staff restructuring plan that started March 1, 2021, with the Executive Director onboarding. • New positions were created in the org restructuring to provide opportunity for career advancement within SFS (LEAD Life Skill Coach, Art Studio Coordinator). • We had our first all-SFS gathering in September with 100+ in attendance (STARS, families, staff, and members of the partner program and STARS Resale Shop). • Maturing fund-raising efforts to include foundations, trusts, corporations and larger donors.

An abundance of positive work has occurred in 2021 with a renewed focus on organizational restructuring and maturity to enhance efficiencies while ensuing our focus on the best quality services to our residents and families. 2022 promises to be a year of building on the new infrastructure. BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE AND “TEAM SFS”

• SFS now has a renewed focus to create a collaborative SFS community by facilitating town hall meetings, bi-weekly communications, an sll SFS Picnic. • Grown to 32 SFS Team Members: SFS is now attracting/hiring staff with advanced degrees (nursing, occupational therapy, counselors). • 2021 turnover rate remains high at 50%: hiring and onboarding on an average of one-two new staff per month; this rate is like many service-related industries. • Pay ranges were increased to remain competitive in a challenging job market.

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RENEWED FOCUS ON RESIDENT PERSONAL GROWTH AND ADDRESSING CHANGING NEEDS

• Created Home Base & Community Time to address issues with residents’ weekday community activities not being available (due to COVID, changes to programs, less volunteers etc.) It’s held at Kenny’s Home—available 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Friday • Daily theme with activities including art, music, games, and quiet/personal time. Piloted April 2021, by June 2021 fully integrated into resident daily life with positive feedback from residents, staff and parents.


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Financials

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pages 68-74

Ways to Give to College Church

3min
page 65

Leadership and Nominees

4min
pages 62-64

Summary of Membership Transactions

1min
page 59

Meeting Minutes

10min
pages 54-57

Mary Quiggle, Twice is Nice resale shop manager

3min
page 51

2022 Annual Report

2min
page 50

Tony DiLeonardi, STARS Family Services president

5min
pages 48-49

Lisa Kern, librarian

2min
page 47

Stann Leff, God Centered Life Ministies executive director

2min
page 46

Meredith Sommars, hospitality committee chair

1min
page 43

David Setran, discipleship committee chair

3min
page 42

David Kelley, evangelism and culture impact committee chair

2min
page 41

Jan Jones and Chris Gottlieb, service and engagement committee chairs

3min
page 40

Steve Wiper, board of deacons chair

3min
page 39

Nancy Taylor, board of deaconesses chair

4min
page 38

2022 Annual Report

3min
page 37

Howard Costley, council of elders chair

4min
page 36

Wil Triggs, director of communications

4min
pages 32-33

Mindy Rynbrandt, director of women's ministries

3min
page 31

Ben Panner, college pastor

4min
page 30

Curt Miller, missions pastor

6min
pages 28-29

Josh Maurer, pastor of discipleship

3min
page 27

Tim Hollinger, technology director

3min
page 26

Dan Hiben, middle school pastor

3min
page 25

Baxter Helm, high school pastor

3min
page 24

Zach Fallon, pastor of church plant in Georgia

6min
pages 22-23

Erik Dewar, pastor of worship and music

4min
pages 20-21

Julie Clemens, director of disability ministries

4min
pages 18-19

Eric Channing, pastor of congregational care and family ministies

5min
pages 16-17

Cheryce Berg, director of children's ministries

9min
pages 12-15

Nancy Singer, director of administration and finance

3min
page 10

John Seward, executive pastor

5min
pages 8-9

Josh Moody, senior pastor

3min
page 6
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