Annual Report: A Million Dreams

Kansas Children’s Service League

2018 ANNUAL REPORT

2018 HIGHLIGHTS

125 YEARS

588

people attended 125th celebrations

KCSL celebrated the milestone year with the theme of “Ordinary Miracles with Extraordinary Outcomes� to represent the legacy of our dedicated work.

LEGACY GIFTS

MOBILE APP

KCSL Foundation established a Planned Giving initiative to secure the future of KCSL and renamed Society of 1893 to The Reverend O.S. Morrow Society.

The Parent Helpline (1-800-CHILDREN) launched a free mobile app containing statewide resources, access to KCSL tip cards and ability to call/email 1-800-CHILDREN.

APRIL 5 Kansas Senate and House of Representatives

th 5 YEAR as corporate sponsor for Building Healthy

signed first Resolutions recognizing April as Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month.

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CDC GRANT

Five year federal grant will advance KCSL led research and advocacy efforts on how childhood adversity is impacting our Kansas families and economy.

Families annual commitment events.

I think of what the world could be A vision of the one I see A million dreams is all it's gonna take A million dreams for the world we're gonna make -A Million Dreams, songwriters: Benj Pasek / Justin Paul

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A LETTER FROM

THE PRESIDENT/CEO & BOARD CHAIR Dear Friends, Will you join me in dreaming of a Kansas where an immunization exists preventing child abuse and neglect and mitigating the consequences for those who have suffered?

Dona Booe

KCSL President & CEO

The DREAM is within our reach now. The immunization for child abuse and neglect exists. We simply must find the will, by raising the public conscience, to create new public policy for a system of care that strengthens and supports parenting. A new children and family services system will reflect two of our State's long-standing values of safe, stable, and nurturing homes for children and our value of a strong work ethic that leads to a healthy economy.

Adversity in childhood is a public health crisis in Kansas, not a social welfare problem that effects only a few. Early identification of parenting risk factors can lead to interventions and supports that prevent child abuse and neglect and mitigate the resulting academic failure, poor health outcomes and low worker productivity. Overcoming risks and challenges through healthy support systems builds resilience in parents, families and communities. The immunization works and KCSL will invest in a future where even more parents can succeed.

Margaret La Rue

KCSL Board of Directors Chair

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As we move into 2019, KCSL stands ready to provide the necessary services, advocate for public policy support and work with our corporate and community partners to realize a future without child abuse and neglect: • Workplace cultures where parenting responsibilities coexist successfully with job performance responsibilities.

• Economic development priorities that recognize parenting support as an essential element for community growth.

• Community-based parenting supports that are prevalent, accessible and the first choice of service intervention to meet each family’s unique need(s).

• Public policy and financial investment (both public and private) that reflect an understanding that children will thrive when their parents thrive and that leads to economic success.

Within our 2018 Annual Report, we share and celebrate the success of our ordinary miracles made possible over the past 125 years through KCSL services. We recognize that we have simply been helping children, youth and families build resilience by providing healthy supports that mitigate the consequences of childhood adversity. Through their own determination and strength of will, those we help have become stronger contributing members of our community. It is those we serve who have dreamed a million dreams and reflect the promise of what Kansas can be in the future without child abuse and neglect.

We embrace the wisdom, leadership and support each of you as volunteers, donors, partners and staff brought to our success and the success of those we helped in 2018. Thank you for all the ways in which you contribute to the impact of our mission, To Protect and Promote the Well-Being of Children, and help us make dreams come true for all Kansans as we move forward together and turn our dreams into reality.

40,000

children & families SERVED

Our Child Abuse Mission to protect & promote the PREVENTING

well-being of children

250

STRENGTHENING

Families

employees (approximate)

17.1 million 2018 budget

EMPOWERING

Dona Booe President & CEO

Margaret La Rue Board Chair

Parents & Youth 5

Healthy Families

97% of children enrolled were not placed in out-of-home placement due to abuse or neglect

85% parents enrolled at least 12 months improved self-sufficiency through employment, education or housing (TANF funded clients only)

95% of children received child development screenings

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EARLY HEAD START classroom added in Liberal for children ages 0-3

1st center-based

Children served by CRISIS NURSERY remained in their homes during case management services

100%

HEALTHY FAMILIES KANSAS completed 7,022 home visits & served 554 families, up from 360 in 2017

54% increase

Parents remained substance-free & their children remained safely at home through DRUG ENDANGERED CHILD Case Management

92%

Completed webinar, Mandated Reporter & Darkness to Light child sexual abuse PREVENTION TRAININGS

1,609 participants

PREVENTING CHILD ABUSE KCSL has been the Kansas Chapter for Prevent Child Abuse America since 1993. Today, we are recognized as a national and state leader implementing tactics to reduce Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and related health disparities associated with child abuse and neglect. Our programs like Healthy Families Kansas, Drug Endangered Child case management and Early Head Start help hundreds of at-risk children ages 0-3 who benefit from our intensive home visitation services to build safe, stable and nurturing environments so the whole family thrives.

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Parent Helpline

Finalized through FROM HEART TO HOME INFANT ADOPTION placing infants with their adoptive families

12 adoptions

Training provided to adoptive parents through KANSAS POST ADOPTION RESOURCE CENTER

16% increase

Overall calls to the Parent Helpline for parenting information, referrals & tips rose from previous year

Foster Homes

97% of children in a KCSL foster homes did not experience a disruption, despite that 41% of the children we serve required higher levels of care due to physical, developmental & emotional challenges

4,185 hours

Children remained in their kinship placements while receiving case management services from KINSHIP NAVIGATOR PROGRAM

100%

Made from prospective adoptive parents to ADOPT KANSAS KIDS during 2018 state fiscal year

4,701 inquiries

Expanded OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH services with four therapists providing therapy in USD 259

15 schools

better access to care

Added telehealth for therapy-based clients with no transportation 8

STRENGTHENING FAMILIES Parenting a child who has experienced significant adversity including abuse and neglect requires unconditional love. An integral part of our work since 1893, KCSL continues to provide loving families to children in need. With 126 years of experience in adoption and foster care, our Foster Families, From Heart to Home Infant Adoption program and Adopt Kansas Kids website connects forever families to vulnerable children giving them a safe home and the building blocks of a healthy life.

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Head Start

Implemented Animal-assisted therapy (AAT) services for children enrolled in HEAD START & EARLY HEAD START to address mental health needs

AAT services

Served through PARENT SUPPORT GROUPS & PARENT CAFÉS

565 families

500 parents

received supportive services to help achieve their own goals of housing stability, financial security & continued education

78%

81%

families received Parenting Education

families received Health Education

HEAD START enrollment achieved for school year 2017-2018

100%

Youth served at CENTER FOR RESTORATIVE EDUCATION who were eligible to graduate in May 2018 did so with their class

64%

HEAD START provided services to more foster children than the previous school year

22% increase 10

EMPOWERING PARENTS & YOUTH Overcoming childhood adversity means building personal resilience to the challenges faced in life. KCSL has been a Head Start and Early Head Start grantee since 1977. And we recognized the importance of engaging parents in their child’s academic preparedness as well as their social emotional development. With our help through programs like Parent Leadership, Parent Support Groups and early education programs like Head Start, parents and youth discover and create a successful future.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS - KCSL

BOARD OF TRUSTEES - FOUNDATION

EL DORADO Mary Martha Good

LIBERAL Sheri King

PRESIDENT Dona Booe

EMPORIA Derek Harvey, Cyrilla Petracek Teresa Maley, Secretary

NORTON Karen Griffiths, 2nd Vice Chair

TREASURER Paula Wischnack

Class of 2018

Class of 2018

GARDEN CITY Zachary Schultz, At-Large HUTCHINSON Dan Dejmal INDEPENDENCE Donnie Fuqua, Ex-officio Judge Jeffrey Gettler, At-Large KANSAS CITY METRO Carol Bailey, At-Large Melinda Duckworth Chad Heggem Richard Walsh

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ALMENA Shad Chandler

TOPEKA Vince Avila, 1st Vice Chair Lisa Brown Tom Krebs Margaret La Rue, Chair Chris Noack Mary Peterson WICHITA Mike Blake, Ex-officio Brad Heyen, Treasurer Jean Hogan Randy Steinert Bailey Vaughn

AUGUSTA Jim Mercer EMPORIA Harry Stephens KANSAS CITY METRO Marilynn Stephan LIBERAL Shirley Scott

TOPEKA John Bridson Sam Carkhuff H. Philip Elwood, Esq. Jack Hamilton Dr. James McHenry, Chair Bette Morris, Ph.D. Clint Patty Janet Schalansky Timothy Shultz Leo Taylor Stan Teeter, D.V.M. Joan Tempero Roger Underwood WICHITA Rick Bloomer, Vice Chair Bob Dool

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.

2018 2018 2018 2017 2017 2016 2015 2015 2015 2015

ROBERT WUNSCH (Kingman) AILEEN & ARCHIE DEBRUCE (Ulysses) GWEN SEVART (Wichita) DARLENE KNORR (Wichita) DAVID ROLPH (Wichita) DR. ROBERT PARMAN (Topeka) MARY DOBBINS (Kansas City) HELEN GALLOWAY (Wichita) JIM SLOAN (Topeka) JACK WINNE (Kansas City)

TURNING DREAMS INTO REALITY It's generous private donors, committed volunteers, collaborators and BUILDING HEALTHY FAMILIES (BHF) Society members LIKE YOU who help us reach families in need.

You are the reason for KCSL’s continued success at preventing child abuse, strengthening families and empowering parents and youth each day. We couldn't do this without you!

17.5% Surpassed total private funding goal

384 NEW DONORS Gave to KCSL in 2018

(apart from Building Healthy Families giving)

72

new volunteers

14,366

Estimated total of VOLUNTEER service hours provided

23 NEW SPONSORS Red Stocking Breakfast

+

65

Building Healthy Families Society members; 59 pledge multi-year gifts

our children

A benefit for Kansas Children’s Service League

26% INCREASE

KCSL's signature fundraising events raised more than previous year

2,428

guests attended

19 LOCAL ARTISTS

Donated their time & talents to paint chairs for KCSL's "Chair"ish our Children live auctions in Independence & Liberal 13

2018 DONORS BUILDING HEALTHY FAMILIES SOCIETY COMMITMENTS EMPOWER LIVES: $10,000+/year for 5 years Anonymous AOK Charities, Bruce & Macaela Harris Christie Family Charitable Trust Dr. & Mrs. Lon D. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Ford Ross STRENGTHEN A FAMILY: $5,000+/year for 5 years Almena State Bank Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Teeter PREVENT THE HURT: $1,000+/year for 5 years or as indicated by donor AIM Strategies LLC Mrs. Barbara Adam Mr. & Mrs. Ken Alexander Mr. & Mrs. William L. Anderson Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. David C. Austin Mr. & Mrs. Larry Booe Mr. & Mrs. John Bridson Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Carkhuff 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. Joe Estes Farha Construction, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gary Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. Griffiths Mr. Jack Hamilton Ms. Kelly J. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Henry Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy M. Kindy 14

Mr. & Mrs. Tighe La Rue Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lucas Mr. S. Ken Morse & Judge Marla Luckert Mr. & Mrs. Craig Lutz Mr. & Mrs. Larry K. Mah Mia & Courtney Manfredi Dr. Scott Teeter & Dr. Margaret M. McCarthy Dr. & Mrs. Michael McCoy Dr. & Mrs. James A. McHenry, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John S. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Miller Drs. Michael & Grace Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Bill Naeger Mr. & Mrs. Cary Nietfeld Mr. Chris Noack & Mr. David Grantham Mrs. Florence M. Painter Dr. & Mrs. Tony Pleviak Mr. & Mrs. Jeff H. Roper Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rose 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. James W. Sloan Mr. & Mrs. Randall E. Steinert Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stephan Dr. & Mrs. Harry L. Stephens Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Tempero Mr. & Mrs. Ron Thornburgh Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Underwood Dr. & Rev. Stanley Vogel Mr. & Mrs. Vern Wheeler Dr. & Mrs. Don Wilson Ms. Paula Wischnack Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Young

DONOR LIST CHAMPIONS FOR CHILDREN: $20,000+ Anonymous B Brister Hospital Trust Baughman Foundation Beach Family Foundation Charles & Jessica Wolff Foundation Christie Family Charitable Trust Early Education Funders Collaborative Finnup Foundation Trust Dr. & Mrs. Lon D. Lewis Reach Healthcare Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Ford Ross Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Teeter Lewis P. Humphreys Test Trust Walter S. & Evan C. Jones Testamentary Trust Westar Energy Foundation INVESTORS FOR CHILDREN: $10,000 - $19,999 Hutchinson Community Foundation Lewis H. Humphreys Charitable Trust Oppenstein Brothers Foundation United Community Services Wells Fargo Foundation

LEADERS FOR CHILDREN: $5,000 - $9,999 Bank of the West Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kansas Cox Communications, Inc. Elizabeth M. Watkins Irrevocable Trust Herman, Esther & Henry Stallman Foundation Kappa Delta Sorority-Zeta Epsilon Chapter Mr. & Mrs. Tighe La Rue Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Mooney Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Robert E Miller Group Mr. & Mrs. John H. Stauffer, Sr. William J. & Aloha Preston Trust GUARDIANS FOR CHILDREN: $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Barry Mr. & Mrs. Larry Booe BNSF SMT Burns & McDonnell Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Carkhuff Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas

making dreams come true Mr. & Mrs. Craig Cozadd First Presbyterian Church Henderson Engineers J.E. Dunn Construction Company Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City John M. Shapiro Charitable Trust Kansas Families & Schools Together, Inc Kansas Gas Service Mrs. Margaret J. Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Chris Manning Mrs. Cecilia Mariani-McCurry Dr. & Mrs. Michael McCoy Drs. Michael & Grace Morrison Portfolio Recovery Associates Saint Francis Ministries Salina Regional Health Center Salisbury Supply Co., Inc. Mrs. Janet Schalansky* Mr. Robert B. Shapiro & Ms. Elaine O'Gara Mr. & Mrs. Randall E. Steinert* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stephan Dr. & Mrs. Harry L. Stephens Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Tempero* Topeka Community Foundation Torgeson Trenching United Parcel Service Western Kansas Community Foundation

PATRONS FOR CHILDREN: $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Ken Alexander Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. David C. Austin Ms. Carol A. Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Dan Beal Dr. & Mrs. Anthony T. Beckler, D.D.S. Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Bloomer Blue Beacon International, Inc. BNSF SMT-IAM Union Mr. & Mrs. John Bridson Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Burns Mrs. Pat Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Tim Carkhuff Century Business Technologies Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ms. Lois M. Colgrove Ms. Earlene L. Condiff CoreFirst Bank & Trust Crossfirst Bank

Dane G. Hansen Foundation Davis Moore Automotive, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Davis Delta Dental of Kansas Dillon Companies Edmonston & Associates Edward Jones Mr. & Mrs. H. Philip Elwood Emprise Bank Eric Fisher Academy, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Joe Estes FHLBank Topeka Fidelity Investments Finney County Convention & Visitors Bureau First National Bank of Hutchinson First National Bank of Omaha Mr. HB Marshall & Mrs. Leah Gabler-Marshall George & Belle Pearce Foundation Goodell, Stratton, Edmonds & Palmer, L.L.P. Mr. O. S. Gossard* Grant County Bank Grant County Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. Griffiths GT Midwest Mr. Jack Hamilton Harland Cardwell Estate Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Henry Ms. Barbara A. Hesse High Plains Pizza, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jason Humphrey Insurance Management Associates Foundation J & J Drainage Products Co J & R Sand Co., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Tim Jacobs Kansas Action for Children, Inc. Keating Tractor & Equipment, Inc. Kids 4 Kids Mr. Richard M. Klassen KVC Behavioral HealthCare L. Marie Haun Charitable Fund for Children Representative & Mrs. Greg K. Lewis Long Farms, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Craig Lutz Mr. & Mrs. Larry K. Mah Mia & Courtney Manfredi Ms. Cheryl McCrite Mr. & Mrs. Clay Meininger Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Miller

*denotes Rev. O.S. Morrow Society member

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2018 DONORS continued Sophia Berman Molk Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Bill Naeger NALCO Chris Noack, Realtor Mr. & Mrs. John Odum Dr. & Mrs. Tony Pleviak PrimeLending PT Associates of Emporia Mr. & Mrs. Doug Riedel Mr. & Mrs. Jeff H. Roper Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rose Mr. & Mrs. John Salisbury Sandlian Realty Mr. & Mrs. Jim Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. Don L. Scott Mr. & Mrs. James Seberger Security 1st Mr. & Mrs. J.B. Sharp Shirley & Barnett Helzberg Foundation Mr. James W. Sloan Mr. & Mrs. David R. Slyter St. James Episcopal Church Stormont Vail HealthCare The Coleman Company, Inc. The Women's Fund Mr. & Mrs. Ron Thornburgh Mr. & Mrs. Todd Trobough Tyson Foods Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Underwood Union Pacific Mr. & Mrs. Gayle L. Vernon Dr. & Rev. Stanley Vogel Dr. & Mrs. Bradley Walker* Mr. & Mrs. Steve Webb Westport Animal Clinic Westar Energy Mr. & Mrs. John P. Winne Ms. Paula Wischnack Wolf Construction, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Wunsch*

FRIENDS FOR CHILDREN: $500 - $999 Ace Electric Advantage Marketing, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Corey Alfonsi Ameriprise Advisors Anonymous Applequist Family Fund Mrs. Melba Banion BKD Foundation Bob's Janitorial Service & Supply

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Mr. Steve Boyce Mr. Gary Bricker Ms. Lisa Brown Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Burmaster, P.A. Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Carney CentiMark Clayton Wealth Partners Ms. Brenda Clift Bretz & Young Commerce Bank Cox Machine, Inc DeVaughn James, LLC DeVore Employees Committee Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Dirks Mrs. Mary A. Dobbins* Chief & Mrs. Craig Duke Mr. & Mrs. Jim Edwards* Mr. & Mrs. Tim Emert Mr. & Mrs. James Erickson First Presbyterian Church Foulston Siefkin, LLP Fry Eye Associates, P.A. Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Gerber Mrs. Cindy Giessel Golden Plains Credit Union Grace Presbyterian Church Mr. & Mrs. Derek Harvey Ms. Kelly J. Hayes Heritage Bank Mrs. Nell Heyen Holiday Resort Ms. Cheryl L. Holland INTRUST Bank Jim Hayward Fine Art Kansas Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence Kansas Secured Title Kappa Delta Sorority-Sigma Gamma Ms. Chris Keeshan Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy M. Kindy Knoll Crop Protection Mr. Tom Krebs Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Lakin Ms. Cindy Lash Lawyers Title of Topeka Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Linsner Martz Bros. Lawn Care Mr. & Mrs. David Mason Mr. & Mrs. Craig Maupin MBA Real Estate Mr. & Mrs. Mark McCabe Dr. & Mrs. James A. McHenry, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. McKinley

Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Meitner Dr. Walter Menninger Mr. Jim Mercer Midway Motors Mr. & Mrs. John S. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Chris Moore National Beef Packing Co, LLC NorthPoint Development, LLC Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Parman Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Clint Patty Ms. Diana Pennington Dr. & Mrs. Jack Peterson QuikTrip Corporation R&S Maintenance Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ulderic Racine Mr. Lawrence Reynoso Dr. & Mrs. Robert Ricci Dr. & Mrs. Yeai Roan Mr. Richard Ryan Scheopner's Water Conditioning Co., LLC Schultz Law Office, PA Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Shultz Mr. Jeremy D. Snowden Sunflower Health Plan Superior Holdings Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Swartz Swindoll, Janzen, Hawk & Loyd, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Crispin The Community Bank Topeka Lincoln Center Travis Gillespie, DDS Ms. Jamie L. VanCompernolle Mr. Trace Walker Wichita Children's Home ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN: $250 - $499 Mr. & Mrs. Rusty Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Vince Avila Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Bean Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Boddington Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bradshaw Mr. & Mrs. William T. Braun, III Mr. Michael Capps Mr. & Mrs. Craig Christie Clark Carpet & Tile, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Scott Clatterbuck Mr. & Mrs. Steve Clinkinbeard Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clutter Community National Bank & Trust Mr. & Mrs. Michael Conlin

Consolidated Communications The Print Source Crowley Law Office Ms. Cheryl Rios Mr. & Mrs. Dan Dejmal Mr. & Mrs. David Roberts Do-B's Inc. Ms. Belinda Schlesener Don Vaughn, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Zachary D. Schultz Doyle & Associates, LLC Service Master Rapid Response Mr. & Mrs. Tony Duckworth Ms. Charlotte Shawver Equity Bank Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Shermoen Foot Locker Ms. Sandy Simonich Ms. Susan Furnish Mr. & Mrs. Greg Smart Mr. Jeffrey W. Gettler & Mrs. Joslyn Kusiak Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Stander Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Good Mr. & Mrs. Leo Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Steve Goodman Topeka Rotary Foundation Ms. Marla Gowen United Way of the Flint Hills Green Touch Lawn Service Varian Medical Systems Mr. & Mrs. Eli Haskett Mr. Steve Vetsch Mr. & Mrs. Chad Heggem Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Whaley Mr. John Heller Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Brad G. Heyen Wilson Medical Center Ms. Ashley B. Hiller Mr. & Mrs. Will Hjortshoj Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Jagodzinske Ms. Shelly R. James John North Ford, Inc. Johnson County District Attorney's Office Mr. Jeffery Kaighin Kansas CASA Association Mr. & Mrs. Todd King Mr. & Mrs. Brad Koehn Lyon County State Bank Madrid Credit Repair & Tax Services Magnolia Scents by Design A special THANKS goes to our government Main & Palmer Family Dentistry partners (KS Children's Cabinet & Trust Fund; KS Mr. & Mrs. Doug Maley Ms. Betty L. Marshall Dept. for Children & Families; KS Dept. of Health and Mr. & Mrs. Ron McHenry Environment; KS State Dept. of Education; KS Office Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Megli of the Attorney General), the foundations, United Ms. Rosemary J. Menninger Ways, donors and sponsors who ensure that we Meritrust Credit Union Michelle E. Malone, DDS, PA continue to be successful in protecting and Mr. & Mrs. Brad Miller promoting the well-being of children Mr. Leo E. Morton every year.

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Noble Mr. & Mrs. Tim Norton Mr. & Mrs. Phil J. Oliver Overbrook Community Chest Mr. & Mrs. Michael Page Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Parrish Ms. Staci Pieper Porter Cattle Co. Praxair

THANK YOU

FRIENDS!

PLANNED GIVING MEMBERS

Mr. Tom Akins Mrs. Martha Bay Black Mrs. Nancy Colgrove Heller Mr. & Mrs. A.P. DeBruce Mr. & Mrs. Robert Derstein Mrs. Mary A. Dobbins Mr. Robert Dool Mr. & Mrs. William L. Edison Mr. & Mrs. Jim Edwards Mr. Loren Furnas Mrs. Elizabeth J. Gerhardt Mr. & Mrs. David Glover Mr. O. S. Gossard Ms. Pat Kadel Mr. & Mrs. Eric Knorr Mrs. Lovilla Linn Dr. & 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 Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Tempero Dr. & Mrs. Bradley K. Walker Mr. & Mrs. Gary Weber Mr. & Mrs. Steve Williams Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Wunsch 17

2018 KCSL FINANCIAL SUMMARY (unaudited) Distinguished Service to Children AWARD RECIPIENTS

Statement of Activities (unaudited)

2018

Sen. Laura Kelly

Revenue

2018

Sen. Vicki Schmidt

2018

Rep. Troy Waymaster

2018

Rep. Kathy Wolfe Moore

2017

Sen. Oletha Faust-Goudeau

2016

Dr. John Evans

2015

Mary Baskett

2014

Sandra Alexander

2013

Judge James Burgess

2012

Dale Dennis

2011 2010

Private Support Fees, Investment Income & Other $

16,144,218

Expenses

Programs & Services

$

13,929,254

Marilyn Ward

Change in Net Assets

2004 Judge Tommy B. Webb 2003 Joyce Allergrucci 2002 Alice Eberhart-Wright Henry Helgerson, Jr.

2000 Rochelle Chronister 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

3,150,085

Administration

Bill & Janice Hanna

2005 Janet Schalansky

1,763,098

Total Revenue

Development

2006 Melissa Ness

11,231,035

Total Expenses

2007 Judge Daniel Mitchell

$

2008 Lori Hutchinson

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Government Grants & Contracting

2009 J. Russell Jennings

2001

1,860,356 206,880

$ 15,996,490 $147,728

Statement of Financial Position (unaudited) Assets

Total Assets

$

9,129,452

$

1,454,984

$

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities Total Liabilities

Net Assets Unrestricted Permanently Restricted Total Net Assets

$

6,025,608 1,648,860 7,674,468

Total Liabilities & Net Assets

$

9,129,452

HELP US CONTINUE TO DREAM & GROW We've identified a need within our budget for increased PRIVATE GIVING. Nine percent of our 2019 budget relies on private support. Now more than ever, YOUR SUPPORT helps sustain KCSL's important work that reaches the most vulnerable Kansas families.

PRIVATE FUNDING SUPPORT: 2019 BUDGET $179,300 Fundraising Events

$202,145 UNMET NEED

$437,560 United Ways in 6 Communities $903,570 Private Gifts, Grants & Foundations

HOW YOU CAN HELP

In 2019, an additional $202,145 in private support must be found to sustain our current services and programs.

NOTE: $0.87 of each dollar goes to direct services for children and families.

Increase YOUR GIVING and continue to SUPPORT KCSL children and families.

Invite friends/family to a BUILDING HEALTHY FAMILIES mission tour!

Tell someone about KCSL and our VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES. Consider a PLANNED GIFT to play a key role in the future of KCSL. CONNECT WITH US on social media and help spread the word.

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Kansas Children’s Service League is the Kansas chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America and Circle of Parents, a Kansas multi-site system of Healthy Families America and a member of the United Way.

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