What a Wonderful World Kansas Children’s Service League
2016 ANNUAL REPORT
A letter from
THE PRESIDENT/CEO & CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD The sincere expressions of gratitude and hope expressed in their remarks surpasses all the negative noise too often heard on the radio during my travels. However, the correlation between 'Satchmo’s' beautiful lyrics and the feedback from our families could not escape my attention:
I see them bloom for me and you...
"KCSL has helped my child improve their grades and rebuild their lives." "Because of KCSL, my child now talks to me."
DONA BOOE
KCSL President & CEO
Dear Friends,
Thank you for caring about our mission, to protect and promote the well-being of children. It was your support and confidence that helped us reach nearly 40,000 Kansas children and their families again in 2016. Enjoy reading our 2016 Annual Report that demonstrates the success you helped create that prevented child abuse, strengthened families and empowered parents and youth. KCSL, as a statewide organization, affords me the opportunity to travel and visit communities across this great state of Kansas. That, in turn, allows me to listen to a wide genre of music on the radio. Recently, the lyrics of the great Louis Armstrong song "What a Wonderful World" reminded me of how our work each day with children and families reflects the simple beauty and harmony found in this song. Every year, we ask those whose lives we have touched through our services to share their KCSL experiences. 2
...bright, blessed day, the dark, sacred night...
"Because of KCSL, I finally have faith that there will be a light at the end of the tunnel." "KCSL has helped us in serious situations and made sure our children were safe."
I see friends shaking hands...they’re really saying, I Love You... "KCSL helped me find my mom."
"KCSL listened when my granddaughter needed to talk."
I hear babies cry, I watch them grow...
"My baby loves the things she learns from KCSL." "KCSL taught me that my children need and thrive on positive praise throughout their lives."
Yes, I think to myself, What a Wonderful World! "KCSL has made my family strong again and restored our faith in the world."
"KCSL has given my family everything we need for a wonderful life."
As we celebrate the lives changed for the better through our work in 2016, we can also aspire to make 2017 a wonderful world for those who turn to us for help. Our volunteers, donors and staff give us inspiration and wisdom to carry forward our 124-year-old mission with success. With so much experience and growth in our history, a changing world with changing views will only make us stronger and better. KCSL will be there well beyond 2017 to support children and their families who want to learn and grow to become a positive force in our Kansas communities. A special acknowledgment and recognition is deserved for John Bridson, Westar Energy’s Senior Vice President of Generation and Marketing, who has served as KCSL’s Chairman of the Board since 2014 and will leave that leadership role in 2017. John has led KCSL with a passionate commitment to our mission that has created increased visibility of our work and strengthened our private donor base. He has brought new leaders to our Board and volunteer councils that help us daily reach more children and families. John’s leadership contributions create a Wonderful World at KCSL! We look forward to his continued service on our Board of Directors in a new capacity in 2017. We celebrate each of you who contributed to KCSL in 2016 and thank you for your continued interest and support of our work in 2017!
P.S. A PERSONAL NOTE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
JOHN BRIDSON
Senior VP Generation & Marketing, Westar Energy Chairman, KCSL Board of Directors
Friends and Colleagues,
It has been my honor and pleasure to serve as Chairman of the Board of KCSL. Leading an extraordinary group of volunteers, donors, and staff has been a positive experience for me. I am an adoptive parent and the mission and values of KCSL mirror my own. I have learned and grown through this experience at KCSL and watching families as they strengthen and grow has been a joy in my life. To all of you who support us, thank you and I hope your commitments will last well into the future as mine will. Sincerely,
With Appreciation, Dona Booe President/CEO
Preventing Child Abuse
John Bridson Chairman of the Board of Directors
Strengthening Families
Empowering Parents & Youth
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Preventing Child Abuse
We PREVENT CHILD ABUSE by reducing adversity in the home and building safe, stable and nurturing environments in which the whole family thrives. Programs like Healthy Families America, Drug Endangered Child case management and Early Head Start serve hundreds of at-risk 0-3 children who benefit from our trained home visitor services to help parents before children are hurt. 4
SERVICE IMPACT AREA
healthy
promoting childhood experiences
How We Did It 93% of families
provided a stimulating and supportive home environment for their child after 6 months in the HEALTHY FAMILIES program, an increase of 34% post enrollment Based on the Protective Factors Survey, families enrolled in HEALTHY FAMILIES show significant increases in:
+nurturing and attachment (45% increase) +concrete support (29% increase) +social support (10% increase) +family functioning (7% increase)
“This has been an amazing experience for me. It has made adjusting to being a new mother a much smoother process.�
-Valerie, mom in Healthy Families
drug exposed or endangered at the time
692 individuals
child sexual abuse prevention training
attended MANDATED REPORTER trainings
140% INCREASE from 2015
130% INCREASE from 2015
350 Helping More Families
of the children served by our intensive
remained safely at home with their parents despite being
keeping the community informed & aware completed DARKNESS TO LIGHT
Case Management
home visitation program
PREVENTION TRAININGS
668 participants
DRUG ENDANGERED CHILD
families received home visiting services through KCSL Healthy Families in 2016, a 15% INCREASE in families served from last year
NEW PREVENTION STRATEGY 435 people participated in six different
movie screenings and discussions about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) and child sexual abuse prevention
of their birth
CRISIS NURSERY
95 families served in 2016
a 56% INCREASE since 2015
6,900 purple knitted hats were distributed through 55 of the 65 partnered Kansas birthing hospitals to newborns as part of Period of PURPLE Crying program that strives to prevent shaken baby syndrome
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Strengthening Families We STRENGTHEN FAMILIES to care for infants and children who cannot remain safely with their biological parents. With 124 years of experience in adoption and foster care, our Foster Families, From Heart to Home Infant Adoption program and Adopt Kansas Kids website continue to provide loving forever families for children in need so they have a healthy life and are always supported.
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SERVICE IMPACT AREA
safe strong
keeping children & families
How We Did It
FOSTER FAMILIES
45%
of our sponsored
licensed foster families are trained and prepared to support older youth who require higher levels of supervision due to their physical and developmental disabilities
“The person helping us has given us many tools to help understand and communicate with our son. We will ALWAYS be grateful to KCSL. �
Runaway & Homeless You Services
99%
of 49 youth served in OASIS PROGRAM
who were at imminent risk of homelessness or “running�
remained safely in their home 4% FROM 2015
-Robert & Elsa, family receiving Mental Health services
Outpatient MENTAL HEALTH CHILDREN’S ASSESSMENT SCORES IMPROVED: Devereux Early Childhood Assessment Clinical 92% IMPROVED/MAINTAINED (UP 35%) Daily Living Activities 80% IMPROVED/MAINTAINED (UP 25%)
Expanded resources and support for adoptive families with the creation of the KANSAS POST ADOPTION RESOURCE CENTER (K-PARC) programming to improve outcomes for children adopted through the child welfare system
Strengthening healthy children behaviors and improving functioning
97%
of children in our
FOSTER HOMES
DO NOT experience a disruption in their care compared to the state average of 80%
New Partnership wiÂ? National Organization FROM HEART TO HOME
Infant Adoption
Placed an infant born with chromosomal defects in a loving and caring family through Special Angels Adoption 7
Empowering Parents & Youth
We EMPOWER PARENTS AND YOUTH struggling to imagine a wonderful future because of the adversity experienced as children now manifesting in risky behaviors and generational poor parenting practices. With our help through programs like Parent Leadership and early education programs like Head Start, parents and youth realize and discover a new world of success. 8
SERVICE IMPACT AREA
thrive & together
helping families bringing communities
How We Did It KCSL’S HEAD START successful early childhood education
99%
MAINTAINED ENROLLMENT
throughout 2016 serving 472 children Head Start/Early Head Start
JUVENILE INTAKE ASSESSMENT CENTER
88% of all youth presented by law enforcement at JIAC
home safely to a parent/guardian,
friend or relative (UP 2% FROM 2015) and DID NOT REQUIRE placement in juvenile detention or foster care 88%
2016
86%
2015
82%
2014
SUCCESSFULLY completed the Comprehensive Services Monitoring
returned
Helping parents learn parenting and community leadership skills
CIRCLE OF PARENTS
SUPPORT GROUPS served 443 parents, an increase of 42% from 2015
Site Visit with a report from the reviewers of “NO FINDINGS”
“I was happy that I can actually have another chance to finish high school and that I don’t have to drop out... it was a second chance.” -Antonio, a student at Center for Restorative Education
Nearly $1.2 million has been awarded to KCSL by the federal office of Head Start to from half-day classrooms to all-day programming
duration of services
Center for
RESTORATIVE EDUCATION
88% of You
served over the past four years, who were eligible to graduate in May 2016 DID SO
increase the
A 49% INCREASE in PARENT EDUCATION hours since 2014 Hours: 779... 988... 1,160....
in 2014 in 2015 in 2016 9
Together, we make a Wonderful World
Generous donors and collaborators like YOU are the reason for KCSL’s continued success at preventing child abuse, strengthening families and empowering parents and youth each day. We are thankful to our committed volunteers, private donors and BUILDING HEALTHY FAMILIES (BHF) Society members who help us reach families in need.
We couldn't do this without you!
Our VOLUNTEERS provided over 16,700 HOURS of volunteer service 22 NEW Community Leadership & Development Council members in Emporia, Hutchinson, Independence, Kansas City, Topeka & Wichita STRONGER GOVERNANCE opportunities are being realized through the integration of KCSL’s volunteer community groups & the Head Start Policy Council KCSL and our Kansas Power of the Positive partners announced the results of the Kansas specific data on the prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences among adults included in the statewide annual health survey The prevention work of the Wichita Coalition for Child Abuse Prevention was featured as one of four insert stories in the final report from the National Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities.
9 NEW BHF Society members Since 2013, 398 first-time donors to KCSL at BHF Commitment Events Apart from BHF, we had 368 NEW DONORS in 2016
DONOR GIFTS OF $500+ 83 67 57
63 53
19 21 12
$500 - $999
$1000 - $2499 $2500 - $4999
BHF Society Gifts
THANK YOU FRIENDS!
$5000+
Other Donor Gifts
A special THANKS goes to our government partners (KS Children's Cabinet & Trust Fund; KS Dept. for Children & Families; KS Dept. of Health and Environment; KS State Dept. of Education; KS Office of the Attorney General), the foundations, United Ways, donors and sponsors who ensure that we continue to be successful in protecting and promoting the well-being of children every year. 10
Help KCSL continue to wonder and grow!
We have identified a need within our budget for increased PRIVATE GIVING. Fourteen YOUR SUPPORT percent of our 2017 budget relies on private support. helps sustain KCSL's important work that reaches the most vulnerable Kansas families.
More than ever,
PRIVATE FUNDING SUPPORT: 2017 Budget
Society of 1893
$325,000 Fundraising Events $317,000 UNMET NEED
$763,215 Private Gifts, Grants & Foundations
In 2017, an additional $317,000 in private support must be found to sustain our current services and programs.
$602,850 United Ways in 7 Communities
How YO U can help: INCREASE YOUR GIVING TO KCSL. Invite friends/family to a Building Healthy Families mission tour! Tell someone about KCSL & our volunteer opportunities. THOUGHT ABOUT PLANNED GIVING? Connect with us on social media & help spread the word.
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(Planned Giving)
Mr. Tom Akins Mr. & Mrs. Robert Derstein Mrs. Mary A. Dobbins Mr. Robert Dool Mr. & Mrs. William L. Edison Mr. & Mrs. Jim Edwards Mr. Loren Furnas Mr. & Mrs. David Glover Mr. O. S. Gossard Ms. Pat Kadel Mr. & Mrs. Eric Knorr Mr. & Mrs. James A. McHenry Mrs. Bette M. Morris Mr. Jim Ogle Mrs. Diane C. Rolph Mr. & Mrs. David Rolph Mrs. Janet Schalansky Mr. & Mrs. Ray Schroering Mrs. Gwen Sevart Mr. & Mrs. Randall E. Steinert Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Tempero Mr. & Mrs. Gary Weber Mr. & Mrs. Steve Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wunsch
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2016 Building Healthy Families Society Commitments Empower Lives - $10,000+/year
for 5 years Anonymous AOK Charities, Bruce & Macaela Harris Christie Family Charitable Trust Strengthen a Family - $5,000+/year for 5 years Almena State Bank Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Teeter
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Prevent the Hurt - $1,000+/year for 5 years or as indicated by donor Mr. & Mrs. Jim Adam AIM Strategies LLC Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. David C. Austin Mr. & Mrs. Larry Booe Mr. & Mrs. John Bridson Mr. Alan Burke & Ms. Susan Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Sam Carkhuff Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Carney Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Carney Mr. Chris Charnley & Mrs. Teresa Molinaro Ms. Earlene L. Condiff Mr. & Mrs. Tom Cox Mr. & Mrs. Craig Cozadd Mr. & Mrs. Ted Davis Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Dobbins Mr. & Mrs. H. Philip Elwood Mr. & Mrs. Stewart L. Entz Mr. & Mrs. Joe Estes Farha Construction, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Flynn Dr. & Mrs. Shanti K. Gandhi Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gary Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. Griffiths Mr. & Mrs. Tighe La Rue Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lucas Mr. Jeff Lucke Mr. & Mrs. Craig Lutz Mr. & Mrs. Larry K. Mah Dr. & Mrs. James A. McHenry, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Miller Drs. Michael & Grace Morrison Mr. Ken Morse & Judge Marla Luckert Mr. & Mrs. Bill Naeger Mila & Cary Nietfeld Mr. Chris Noack & Mr. David Grantham Mr. Jim Ogle* Mrs. Florence M. Painter Dr. & Mrs. Tony Pleviak Mr. Martin Rabalais & Mrs. Mardi Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Jeff H. Roper Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rose Mr. & Mrs. Ford Ross
Mr. & Mrs. John Salisbury Mrs. Janet Schalansky* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. Don L. Scott Mr. & Mrs. James Seberger Mr. Robert B. Shapiro & Ms. Elaine O’Gara Mr. & Mrs. J.B. Sharp Mr. Greg Shelton Mr. James W. Sloan Mr. & Mrs. Randall E. Steinert* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stephan Dr. & Mrs. Harry L. Stephens Dr. Scott Teeter & Dr. Margaret M. McCarthy Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Tempero* Mr. & Mrs. Ron Thornburgh Rev. & Mrs. Stanley Vogel Mr. & Mrs. Vern Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Don Wilson Ms. Paula Wischnack Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Young
2016 Donor List
Champions for Children - $20,000+ Anonymous B Brister Hospital Trust Baughman Foundation BOK Financial Charles & Jessica Wolff Foundation Christie Family Charitable Trust Finnup Foundation Trust Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City John & Effie Speas Trust Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Teeter Walter S. & Evan C. Jones Testamentary Trust Westar Energy Foundation Investors for Children - $10,000 - $19,999 Mr. & Mrs. Dave Christie Lattner Family Foundation Lewis H. Humphreys Charitable Trust Lewis P. Humphreys Test Trust Dr. & Mrs. Lon D. Lewis Oppenstein Brothers Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David Parker Mr. & Mrs. Ron Ryan United Community Services Leaders for Children - $5,000 - $9,999 Almena State Bank Bank of the West BNSF Railway Foundation City of Garden City Cox Communications, Inc. Dillon Companies Elizabeth M. Watkins Irrevocable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Bill Haag Herman, Esther & Henry Stallman Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City Junior League of Wichita Kansas Gas Service Mr. & Mrs. Derry A. Larson Mark Faulkner Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Robertson Mr. & Mrs. J.B. Sharp Topeka Active 20-30 Club, Inc. Guardians for Children - $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Booe Capitol Federal Foundation Carey Memorial Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Cozadd Emporia Community Foundation Henderson Engineers Johnsonville Sausage, LLC Kansas City Business Travel Association Kansas Families & Schools Together, Inc Kappa Delta Sorority - Zeta Epsilon Chapter Mr. & Mrs. Tighe La Rue Loretto A Langley Charitable Trust Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc Numerical Control Support, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. William A. Pickert Portfolio Recovery Associates Robert E Miller Group Ronald McDonald House Charities of Wichita, Inc. Saint Francis Community Services Mr. Robert B. Shapiro & Ms. Elaine O’Gara Mr. & Mrs. John H. Stauffer, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Randall E. Steinert* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stephan Dr. & Mrs. Harry L. Stephens Torgeson Trenching United Parcel Service Dr. & Mrs. Bradley Walker Mr. & Mrs. Don Wilson Patrons for Children - $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Adam AIM Strategies LLC Mr. & Mrs. Ken Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Andersen Anonymous Mr. Kurt Auleta & Ms. Lorraine Mugler Mr. & Mrs. David C. Austin Barney & Joan Braymen Fund Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Bloomer Blue Beacon International, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas Mr. & Mrs. John Bridson Mr. & Mrs. Sam Carkhuff Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ms. Earlene L. Condiff Mr. & Mrs. Tom Cox Crossfirst Bank D. L. Smith Electrical Construction Daniel J. Taylor Family Charitable Foundation Davis Moore Automotive, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Davis Day & Zimmermann NPS Mr. & Mrs. Jack DeBoer Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Dirks Mr. & Mrs. Eric Dorsey Mr. & Mrs. Jim Edwards* Mr. & Mrs. H. Philip Elwood Emprise Bank Mr. & Mrs. Stewart L. Entz Mr. & Mrs. Joe Estes Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Fairchild First National Bank of Hutchinson First National Bank of Omaha First Presbyterian Church Dr. & Mrs. Shanti K. Gandhi George & Belle Pearce Foundation Goodell, Stratton, Edmonds & Palmer, L.L.P. Mr. O. S. Gossard* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. Griffiths GT Midwest Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Harris Mr. & Mrs. Jason Humphrey Independence Community Chest J & J Drainage Products Co Jackson Dairy Mrs. Margaret Jacobs Key Construction, Inc. Kids 4 Kids KS Dept of Education KVC Behavioral HealthCare
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Long Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lucas Mr. Ken Morse & Judge Marla Luckert Mr. & Mrs. Craig Lutz Lyon County State Bank Mr. & Mrs. Larry K. Mah Mr. & Mrs. Chris Manning Dr. Scott Teeter & Dr. Margaret M. McCarthy Dr. & Mrs. Michael McCoy Dr. & Mrs. James A. McHenry, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Clay Meininger Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mercer Mr. & Mrs. John S. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Miller Drs. Michael & Grace Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Bill Naeger Mila & Cary Nietfeld Mr. Chris Noack & Mr. David Grantham Mr. & Mrs. John Odum One Gas Foundation, Inc Optimist Club of West Wichita Mr. & Mrs. William Peterson Dr. & Mrs. Tony Pleviak Mr. Martin Rabalais & Mrs. Mardi Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Jeff H. Roper Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rose Mr. & Mrs. Ford Ross Mr. & Mrs. John Salisbury Sandlian Realty SBL Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Jim Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. Don L. Scott Mr. James W. Sloan SmartBurn, LLC Stormont-Vail HealthCare Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Tempero* Tyson Prepared Foods UBS Financial Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Underwood United Way of the Flint Hills Rev. & Mrs. Stanley Vogel Vornado Air, Inc. Waechter Hay & Grain Farms, LLC Mr. Trace Walker Walmart - Store #2893 Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Vern Wheeler Wichita Community Foundation Wichita TV, LLC (KAKE) Mr. & Mrs. Steve Williams* Mr. & Mrs. John P. Winne Ms. Paula Wischnack Wolf Construction, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Wunsch* Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Young Friends for Children - $500 - $999 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Barry Bar-Te & Associates Benzach, Inc Mr. Steve Boyce Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Burns Mr. & Mrs. Tim Carkhuff Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Carney Dr. & Mrs. Maurice R. Cashman, Jr., MD Center for Plastic Surgery, P.A. Central Bank & Trust Company Children’s Alliance of Kansas Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clutter Commerce Bank Consolidated Communications Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cooley CoreFirst Bank & Trust Mr. & Mrs. John Davidson Mr. William D. DeVore Mr. Roger Dirks & Ms. Cindy Capellari Mrs. Mary A. Dobbins*
Ed Bozarth Chevrolet EmberHope, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James Erickson Mr. & Mrs. Bert Falley, II Farm Credit Services of America Federal Home Loan Bank First Option Bank Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Fisher Dr. & Mrs. Michael Giessel Ms. Kelly J. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Bryan L. Hensley Mr. & Mrs. Brad G. Heyen Mrs. Nell Heyen Hutchinson Clinic INTRUST Bank Mr. & Mrs. Tim Jacobs Mr. Jeffery Kaighin Kansas Action for Children, Inc. Kansas Secured Title Mr. Tom Krebs Kroger Convenience Stores Mr. & Mrs. David Krug Mr. & Mrs. Ron Kutter Kwik Shop, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Lakin Ms. Cindy Lash Lawyers Title of Topeka Leeds Law, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Linsner Mrs. Cecilia Mariani-McCurry Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne Martz Mr. & Mrs. David Mason Senator & Mrs. Ty Masterson Dr. Walter Menninger Mr. & Mrs. Trevor Miller OB GYN Associates of Southwest Kansas Chartered Overbrook Community Chest Dr. & Mrs. Jack Peterson Pizza Hut (Restaurant Services Inc.) Plumbing by Spellman, Inc Prevent Child Abuse America Mr. & Mrs. David Roberts Ms. Rachel Rotert Mr. Richard Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Steve Sauder Security 1st Title Sharp Honda St. James Episcopal Church Superior Holding, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Dan Swearingen The Robert D. & Reine Hartley Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Tom Thompson Topeka Lincoln Center Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Wietharn Mr. & Mrs. Neil Woerman Ms. Diane M. Woodard Advocates for Children - $250 - $499 Advisors Excel, LLC A-OK Enterprises, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Vince Avila Mr. & Mrs. John Bartel Beta Sigma Phi, Sigma Nu Chapter Mr. & Mrs. Mark Boranyak Mr. & Mrs. William T. Braun, III Ms. Lisa Brown Burns & McDonnell Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Chappell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Chillson Clark Carpet & Tile, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Scott Clatterbuck Ms. Brenda Clift Mr. & Mrs. Steve Clinkinbeard Mr. & Mrs. Steve Dillard Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Dimmitt Mr. Tom Dondlinger Dr. Richard L. Bennett, Dentist, P.A.
Mrs. Ronda Ellis Emporia State Federal Credit Union Ms. Beth Forwalder Mr. John Fowler Freddy’s Frozen Custard, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Fremont Mr. HB Marshall & Mrs. Leah Gabler-Marshall General Pest Control Mr. & Mrs. Chris Gordon Ms. Marla Gowen Mr. Verlyn Harr Holiday Resort Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Holmes Mr. David Horenkamp Hutchinson Regional Medical Center Hyatt Regency Interfaith of Topeka, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Jagodzinske John North Ford, Inc Ms. Chris Keeshan Mr. & Mrs. Fredric A. Kerr Mr. & Mrs. Todd King Mr. & Mrs. William Latimer Mr. & Mrs. Richard Maley Ms. Betty L. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Todd Mason Mr. Derek McKellips Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Meitner Moon Title & Escrow, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Neill Mr. & Mrs. Tim Norton Mr. & Mrs. Barry Padgett Mr. & Mrs. Tim Patterson Performance Health, PA Ms. Cyrilla Petracek Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Poston The Print Source Ms. Joy Pruett PT Associates of Emporia Mr. & Mrs. Ulderic Racine Ms. Jenalea Randall Mrs. Geney Reed Ms. Marsha E. Reese Reynolds & Anliker Eye Physicians & Surgeons, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Doug Riedel Dr. & Mrs. Yeai Roan Rotary Club of Emporia Mrs. Janet Mr. & Mrs. James A. Scheidel, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Schneider Ms. January Scott Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Shermoen Mr. Dustin Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Dan Stark Sublette UMW Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Swartz Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Crispin Mr. & Mrs. Ron Thornburgh Topeka Rotary Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Trudell Dr. & Mrs. Mark Underwood Ms. Leslie VanCompernolle Dr. & Mrs. Howard N. Ward Mr. Jeff C. Wells & Ms. Pascale Simunich Mr. & Mrs. Lyndon Wells Mr. Tony Welter Mr. & Mrs. Clarence R. Wietharn Mr. John Wistuba Dr. & Mrs. Edward R. Wood Mr. Kevin O’Leary & Mrs. Melanie Worsley Xi Beta Eta Dr. Craig H. Yorke & Ms. Mary A. Powell
*denotes Society of 1893 member
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS - KCSL
BOARD OF TRUSTEES - FOUNDATION
Class of 2016
Class of 2016
EMPORIA Cyrilla Petracek Teresa Maley, At-Large GARDEN CITY Zachary Schultz, At-Large HUTCHINSON Dan Dejmal, Ex-officio INDEPENDENCE Donnie Fuqua, Ex-officio KANSAS CITY METRO Meg Williams, Ex-Officio LIBERAL Sheri King Shirley Scott, Secretary
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NORTON Karen Griffiths, 2nd Vice Chair TOPEKA Vince Avila John Bridson, Chair Tom Krebs Margaret La Rue, 1st Vice-Chair Bobbie Padgett Mary Peterson Elaine Schwartz Richard Walsh Jeffrey A. Wietharn Melanie Worsley WICHITA Macaela Harris Brad Heyen, At-Large Randy Steinert, Treasurer
ALMENA Shad Chandler AUGUSTA Jim Mercer EMPORIA Harry Stephens KANSAS CITY METRO Jim Erickson Marilynn Stephan TOPEKA Sam Carkhuff H. Philip Elwood, Esq. Jack Hamilton Margaret La Rue
TOPEKA cont. James McHenry, Vice Chair Bette Morris, Ph.D. Janet Schalansky Stan Teeter, D.V.M., Chair Joan Tempero WICHITA Rick Bloomer TREASURER Paula Wischnack PRESIDENT Dona Booe
Honorary Trustee Emeritus
started in 2015 to honor former Foundation Board of Trustees for their financial & volunteer services that have set extraordinary examples of leadership.
2015 Mary Dobbins (Kansas City) 2015 Helen Galloway (Wichita) 2015 Jim Sloan (Topeka) 2015 Jack Winne (Kansas City) 2016 Dr. Robert Parman (Topeka)
2016 KCSL FINANCIAL SUMMARY (unaudited)
Statement of Activities
(unaudited)
Distinguished Service to Children
Revenue
Government Grants & Contracting
Private Support
$
8,159,710
Award Recipients
1,958,196
2016
Dr. John Evans Mary Baskett
Fees, Investment Income & Other
3,116,364
2015
Total Revenue
$ 13,234,270
2014
Sandra Alexander
2013
Judge James Burgess
Expenses
2012
Dale Dennis
Programs & Services
11,275,067
2011
Bill & Janice Hanna
Administration
1,656,585
2010
Marilyn Ward
Development
Total Expenses
$
3 36,613
Change in Net Assets
Statement of Financial Position
$ 13,268,265 ($33,995)
(unaudited)
Assets Total Assets
$ 8,806,706
2008
Lori Hutchinson
2007
Judge Daniel Mitchell
2006 Melissa Ness 2005
Janet Schalansky
2004
Judge Tommy B. Webb
2003
Joyce Allergrucci
2002
Alice Eberhart-Wright
2001
Henry Helgerson, Jr.
2000 Rochelle Chronister
Liabilities and Net Assets
2009 J. Russell Jennings
Liabilities Total Liabilities
$ 1,058,006
Net Assets Unrestricted Permanently Restricted Total Net Assets
$ 6,099,840 1,648,860 $ 7,748,700
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$ 8,806,706
1999
Dr. Arthur Cherry, Jr.
1998
Dr. Robert Harder
1997
Darlene Knorr
1996
Atty. Gen. Carla Stovall
1995
Linda Wier-Enigren
1994
Kansas Action for Children
1993
SuEllen Fried
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Kansas Children’s Service League is the Kansas chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America and Circle of Parents and a member of the United Way.
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