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LETTER F ROM THE PR ESIDENT
t has been an honor to serve as the DallaCite editor for the 2019 2020 year. The meetings, phone calls, organizing, photo ops and content creation have all been worth it. I have been a member of the JLD since moving here in July 2016, and the thing I like most is how much we improve our community through voluntarism. Our members take time away from their personal and
professional priorities to develop themselves and serve Dallas — building for now and the future.
BROOKE BAILEY
OUR MISSION The Junior League of Dallas is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
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t has been my great privilege and honor to serve as the 2019 - 2020 President of the Junior League of Dallas. We have been tirelessly committed to our mission: to promote voluntarism, to develop the potential of women and to improve our community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. One of our greatest assets is the space we create to develop
and grow the women who dedicate their time and resources to serve our community. When I joined the League in 2008, I was a young attorney getting started in my career and looking for a place to give back. For the past 11 years, the League has been with me through several life phases, and each time there has been a place for me to serve, learn and grow. The beautiful thing is that this is not just my story. It is the story of every member. Among our nearly 5,000 members, we have women from every phase and walk of life. We have recent college graduates just starting their careers. We have professionals in almost
The COVID-19 outbreak has certainly affected the way we serve the community this year, but I know that staying true to our mission will keep us going as we navigate these uncertain times. As we look forward, I encourage you to remember what first drew you to our League and think about why you still serve. Let those thoughts be at the forefront of your mind when you are serving. In every interaction, we have the power to bring change, and the smallest act of kindness can have the largest impact, even though it might not seem like it at the time. Mahatma Gandhi said, “Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” I believe that this sentiment is what the League lives by. What we do matters. So be encouraged in your giving. Be encouraged in your serving. Be encouraged in your leading. Thank you for your support this year, and here’s to brighter horizons for all of us in the future.
BRITTANY LYONS
balance their families with other life commitments. We are an organization of strong women, united by our passion to make Dallas better. There is a place and a role for each of us, no
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JLD STAFF ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATE Alicia Miller COMMUNICATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE Coral Bell DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION Dana Landers
MEMBERSHIP AND COMMUNITY MANAGER Kristianne Hinkamp
matter where we are going next. That is what makes JLD unique.
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Lisa Nelson
While this year began much like any other, the COVID-19 outbreak had a swift, major impact on our work, cancelling our Auction Party and Women LEAD speech competition and
RECEPTIONIST Paula Davis
awards ceremony as well as suspending volunteering at our Community Program agencies. All of us are likely to feel the effects of this pandemic for a long time in our own lives, across Dallas and beyond.
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS
But I firmly believe that the JLD, our members and the City of Dallas are resilient. We’ve weathered many challenges in our 98 years and I’m confident we’ll come out of this members, sponsors, mentors and donors for your ongoing support - we are so grateful for your
CONTRIBUTING EDITORS & WRITERS Elizabeth Clark, Summer Deas, Karolyne Garner, Emily Hoad, Hallie Katherine, Amber Minion, Charlee Russell, Jennifer Wegman
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Kate Newman
every career imaginable. We have stay-at-home moms and working moms learning how to
one with a renewed sense of dedication to our mission to serve. My sincerest thanks to our
EDITOR Brittany Lyons
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B OARD O F D IR ECTO R S TOP ROW Jennifer Kirksey, Financial VP Beth Boyd, Signature Projects VP
HOW a placement comes to be
Tandra Allen, Development VP Christina Eubanks, Community VP Emily Hoad, Communications VP Sally Pretorius Hodge, Training VP Krystle Craycraft, Membership VP
BOTTOM ROW Elizabeth Dacus, President-Elect
S tep 3 FINANCIAL REVIEW In April and May, our Financial Analysts review the financial stability of each applicant agency.
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S tep 1 APPLICATION In March, we host a Grant Writing Workshop to help agencies prepare their proposals. In 2019, 67 agencies applied.
S tep 2 INITIAL REVIEW The Research and Development Core Committee reviews each application. In 2019, all applicants moved to the next step, which is unusual and speaks to the value of the Grant Writing Workshop.
Rebecca Hobson, Strategy VP Theresa Remek, Administrative VP
S tep 4 AGENCY RESEARCH
Brooke Bailey, President Meredith Mosley, Sustaining Advisor Veronica Cartwright, Secretary
2019 - 2020 COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD Daron Babcock Executive Director, Bonton Farms Norman P. Bagwell CEO, Bank of Texas Gillian Breidenbach VP, Civic and Community Engagement, The Dallas Morning News Patti Clapp Managing Director, Patti Clapp Consulting Melissa Corwin VP, HR, Diversity & Inclusion, AT&T Cece Cox CEO, Resource Center Kristina Dove Nonprofit Consultant
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Ruben Esquivel VP, Community and Corporate Relations, UT Southwestern Medical Center Angela Farley CFO & COO, Dallas Regional Chamber Ruth Farrar COO, Sendero Regen Fearon Chair, Early Matters Dallas Scott Flannery CEO, North Texas and Oklahoma, UnitedHealthcare Charles Glover Senior Program Officer, Meadows Foundation Camille Grimes Community Relations Manager, The Dallas Morning News
Mary Jalonik Civic Leader Ashlee Kleinert Founder, Ruthie’s Rolling Café Pam Lear Chief of Staff, Dallas ISD Emily Ledet Market Executive, Dallas Fort Worth, Bank of America Noelle LeVeaux CEO, Noelle LeVeaux Concepts Sarah Cotton Nelson Chief Philanthropy Officer, Communities Foundation of Texas David M. Rosenberg Partner, Thompson & Knight LLP Jennifer Sampson President & CEO, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas
Nicole Small President & Chief Philanthropy Officer, Lyda Hill Foundation John Spriggins General Manager, South Dallas Cultural Center Tracy Steiner VP, Sales Communications & International Digital Marketing, Texas Instruments Paula Strasser Director, SMU Edwin L. Cox B.B.A Leadership Institute Amy Tharp COO, Downtown Dallas, Inc. Roslyn Dawson Thompson President & CEO, Texas Women’s Foundation
S tep 5 COMMITTEE PRESENTATIONS In July and August, Researchers present their assigned agencies’ applications to the full committee. There is a question and answer session so all can understand each request and how it might fit into the overall Community Program.
S tep 6 DELIBERATION In September, the full Research and Development Committee, along with the President, PresidentElect, Community VP and Financial VP work together to determine the final list. Although only the strongest of applications make it to this step, the group must still make tough decisions given budget and volunteers available.
In May and June, JLD Researchers visit every applicant agency to learn more about their application, opportunities for JLD volunteers and how the grant monies requested would be used. Researchers report back to their subcommittees and, based on feedback, refine their reports for presentation to the full committee. This step helps prepare Researchers to answer questions and present a complete report to the full committee. S tep 7 COMMUNITY PROGRAM APPROVED In the fall, the committee’s recommendation goes to the Leadership Council and then to the full membership for approval. Agencies are notified after approval and are formally recognized at our Community Grants Presentation in the spring. 2019 / 2020
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ARTS & CULTURAL ENRICHMENT
FAMILY PRESERVATION
POVERTY INTERVENTION
HEALTH
Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing & Visual Arts
Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation
Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity
Cancer Support Community North Texas
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas
Dallas Arboretum
Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas
Children’s Health
Friends of the Dallas Public Library
$79,822
19 Volunteers–$24,000 51 Volunteers–$13,000
24 Volunteers–$14,500 20 Volunteers–$5,000
Dallas Heritage Village
Juliette Fowler Communities
Dallas Museum of Art
Promise House
11 Volunteers–$5,000 41 Volunteers–$11,697
12 Volunteers–$5,628
14 Volunteers–$27,950
Dallas Zoo
Rays of Light
George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum
Ronald McDonald House of Dallas
32 Volunteers–$23,425
25 Volunteers–$0
Musical Therapy
25 Volunteers–$2,700
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16 Volunteers–$6,000 55 Volunteers–$14,500
St. Philip’s School and Community Center
23 Volunteers–$21,374
$136,100
38 Volunteers–$30,500
Interfaith Family Services
19 Volunteers–$39,600
Literacy Achieves
18 Volunteers–$12,000
Nexus Recovery Center
11 Volunteers–$5,000
North Dallas Shared Ministries
14 Volunteers–$32,000
North Texas Food Bank
28 Volunteers–$17,000
$183,520
38 Volunteers–$26,100
21 Volunteers–$32,000
EDUCATION $129,886
31 Volunteers–$23,700 11 Volunteers–$15,000
Equest
Notre Dame School
Methodist Health System Foundation
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Parkland Health & Hospital System
Texas Discovery Gardens
43 Volunteers–$30,420
16 Volunteers–$26,000 23 Volunteers–$26,000
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
39 Volunteers–$16,000
The Senior Source
20 Volunteers–$27,000
11 Volunteers–$20,200
94 Volunteers–$18,000 12 Volunteers–$8,300
The Ashford Rise School of Dallas
11 Volunteers–$30,686
VIOLENCE INTERVENTION $148,420
Community Partners of Dallas
39 Volunteers–$28,000
Dallas CASA
30 Volunteers–$23,600
Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center
31 Volunteers–$25,000
Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support
49 Volunteers–$23,500
Our Friends Place
19 Volunteers–$26,300
The Family Place
22 Volunteers–$22,020
Trinity River Mission (TRM)
17 Volunteers–$14,000
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Service Fund, allowing us to support our community partners as they combat critical issues in the Dallas Community. It featured a lively conversation with Keri Russell and honored Bess Enloe as the 2020 Sustainer of the Year.
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F eaturing S pecial G uest, actress and G olden G lobe winner K eri R ussell Our ninth annual Milestones Luncheon on Nov. 1 welcomed more than 900 guests. The League’s signature fundraiser benefits our Community
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2 02 0 S ustainer of the Y ear This year, we recognized Bess Enloe as the 2020 Sustainer of the Year. “The League is so proud to call Bess one of our own, and we are honored that she credits her League training with teaching her much of what she knows about collaborating with people for a noble and worthwhile cause,” said Sustainer President Ellen Bryant. Enloe joined the JLD in 1972 and held a variety of leadership roles as an Active member, including 1978 - 1979 Ball Chair, and served on the Board of Directors from 1978 - 1980. As a Sustainer, she has channeled her League training and her passion for the arts into the development of Dallas’ Arts District. Long before the AT&T Performing Arts Center became a reality, Enloe saw the need for the facility and helped spearhead the capital campaign that built the Center. She currently serves as a Life Trustee of the Center and Co-Chair of the Capital Campaign Committee. Enloe is also a Life Trustee of the Dallas Theater Center, where she previously served as President and Chairman of the Board and now sits on its Artistic Advisory Committee. “Without Bess, there would be no AT&T Performing Arts Center; the Dallas Theater Center (DTC) would be a much smaller provincial theater company than the Tony Award-winning company that we are today,” said Kevin Moriarty, DTC’s Artistic Director. In addition to her leadership in the Arts District, Enloe is a past chairman of the SMU Meadows School of the Arts Executive Board and currently sits on that Board. Bess has been recognized many times for her work, including The Arts Community Alliance (TACA) Silver Cup Award (1993), the Texas International Theatrical Arts Society (TITAS) Award for Excellence (2007) and the Dallas Historical Society Award for Excellence in the Arts (2009). In 2014, she was honored at the Meadows at the Meyerson event benefitting SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts, and in 2015 she received the Distinguished Alumna Award from SMU. “I am very grateful and honored to receive this award,” Enloe said. “The Junior League has a special place in my heart. As an Active member, I learned all about our city. I learned all about what was really important in our city, where the needs were…the League has made a huge impact on the city of Dallas in every area.”
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responding to covid -1 9 Dallasites, faced any of number of pressures.
Women LEAD Speech Competition and our
training and finished critical work to set next
annual Auction.
As COVID-19 began to impact Dallas this spring, JLD had to make difficult decisions. On March 13, following city guidance, the League suspended all events, community volunteering and group gatherings and closed Headquarters for the safety of members, guests and staff. “When businesses began to consider reopening in May, many of us were anxious to come back together, but there were also genuine concerns about moving too soon,” said President Brooke Bailey. As of this publication’s printing, the League kept the suspensions in place and Headquarters closed, choosing a slow, steady approach to getting back together and letting the safety of members and staff drive
SUPPORTING OUR MEMBERS
REIMAGINING IMPORTANT EVENTS Unfortunately, this meant cancelling the
A message of support for frontline workers displayed outside JLD Headquarters.
countdown to centennial
Knowing the community would need us more than ever, the League brought the Auction online so members and guests could bid from the safety and comfort of their homes. The money raised benefited the Community Service Fund,
Almost immediately, members, as all
Virtual communications continued member year up for success. The League dramatically increased social media activity and member communications. “One of the best parts of the League is connecting with amazing women from all walks of life,” said Emily Hoad, Communications VP.
which directly supports critical needs in Dallas.
“Since we could not be together, it was important
Women LEAD
with each other and the League.”
With the generous support of the Ryan Foundation, we awarded
$4,000 scholarships to each of the 10 finalists from Emmett J. Conrad, South Oak Cliff and Thomas Jefferson high schools. This not only recognizes the students’ efforts over a semester to write essays and prepare speeches, but it also helps them continue their educational journey.
decisions.
to help members to stay (virtually) connected
In May, an “on-demand” General Membership Meeting featured videos with League updates and celebrated the year’s accomplishments, allowing members to check out the content on their time. “Over the last few months, we have taken actions to protect each other and the community
SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY
we hold so dear,” said Brooke Bailey. “It has been
It became quickly apparent that although our mission had not
truly inspiring how our members, leaders and
changed, the way JLD served the community would look very different
staff came together in countless ways to lead
for the foreseeable future.
through this crisis.”
From the start, the League stayed closely connected with partner agencies to understand their decisions and needs. For Community Program agencies, remaining grant money was quickly paid out, so they could use the funds where they were most needed. The League also shared opportunities to support agencies virtually, even as volunteer placements were suspended. The League quickly distributed a total of $24,000 from the Community Assistance Fund to eight agencies serving the most vulnerable in our community. These grants supported a variety of critical needs, including food delivery to senior citizens, cleaning and staffing of emergency shelters and housing for domestic abuse victims and their families. 10
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Incoming Leadership Council Retreat via a Zoom Call.
Throughout the years, the League has identified issues affecting the most vulnerable segments of our community and created solutions to serve those populations. Our legacy began with a group of 40 women in 1922. Together, they set out to tackle issues on the front lines and improve the lives of women and children in Dallas. During 2021 – 2022, we will celebrate 100 years of growing women leaders who address Dallas’ most critical needs. Over the past century, we have grown into an organization of nearly 5,000 women who have used their League training to improve our city in countless ways. In preparation for the next 100 years, the League established the JLD Centennial Endowment Foundation in 2018. Chaired by past JLD President Connie O’Neill, it will fund leadership and volunteer training efforts, with a goal of raising $25 million over the next 10 years. Past JLD President Lyda Hill pledged a lead gift of $5 million in 2018 to establish the endowment, with an additional $5 million challenge grant. We thank our members, community partners, sponsors and supporters for working to make our Centennial year so special!
CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE ADVISORS Lindalyn Adams Ruth Altshuler* Linda Custard Lyda Hill Caren Prothro Deedie Rose Dee Torbert CENTENNIAL ENDOWMENT FOUNDATION TRUSTEES Connie O’Neill, Chairman Jeanne Whitman Bobbitt Peggy Carr Andrea Cheek Rebecca Enloe Fletcher Isabell Novakov Debbie Oates Caren Prothro Karen Shuford CENTENNIAL STEERING COMMITTEE Andrea Cheek, Co-Chair Margo Goodwin, Co-Chair Peggy Allison Julie Bagley Emy Lou Baldridge Jan Baldwin Becky Bright Meredith Camp Peggy Carr Christie Carter Nancy Chapman Linda Evans Helen Holman Anne Leary Gail Madden Lynn McBee Paige McDaniel Linda McFarland Sally McPherson Suzanne Miller Meredith Mosley Elise Murphy Kate Newman Lydia Novakov Debbie Oates Becky Odlozil Connie O’Neill Debbie Scripps Karen Shuford Jill Smith *Deceased
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statement of activities
financials
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where your donation goes
for period ending may 3 1 , 2 01 9
total revenue
TOTAL REVENUE
$2,711,150
REVENUE Net Fundraising Activities
$1,133,285
41.8%
Membership Dues
$876,424
32.3%
Investment Appreciation (Realized & Unrealized)
$176,316
6.5%
Contributions
$365,870 13.5%
Investment Income
$159,255
5.9%
$20 provides clothing and toiletries for a survivor of rape.
$50 serves a meal for 15 young women breaking the generational cycles of abuse, poverty and homelessness, as they discuss critical life skills with JLD mentors.
$675 allows a child advocate to attend a conference to share valuable knowledge
total e x penses
TOTAL EXPENSES
with case workers, police departments and others engaged in the fight against child abuse.
EXPENSES
$4,000 buys art supplies for senior citizens suffering from dementia and related diseases,
$2,986,212
[ P rogram S ervices ]
Projects & Grants
$1,041,447
34.9%
Direct Support of Membership Programs
$405,081
13.6%
[ S upporting S ervices ]
Fundraising
$669,522 22.4%
General & Administrative
$747,015
25.0%
Association Dues
$123,147
4.1%
helping stimulate their brains and adding meaning to their lives.
$5,000 provides transportation for North Texas girls to attend STEM classes. $5,000 allows more than 400 students to experience museums across Dallas.
TOTAL NET ASSETS $16,402,709
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annually awards grants to Dallas ISD educators for innovative, educational programs not covered by tight school budgets.
This year, the League funded 50 grants for a total of more than $92,000.
opportunity to be part of a showcase of elite young pianists,
Hope Elementary. She is just one of this year’s GFIT recipients.
ages 13 to 17, from around the world last summer. JLD Sustainer
The grant she received helped her develop a program
Laura Bush served as the Honorary Chairman of the event,
that teaches students to use cameras and learn the art of
held at SMU Meadows School of the Arts and the Morton H.
photography.
Meyerson Symphony Center. League volunteers ushered visitors to their seats and ran the competitors’ lounge and jury room.
Ms. Romo shared with the JLD, “This grant has provided
More than 7,000 attendees watched dozens of performances
our students with an amazing opportunity to learn about the
broadcast to 120 countries, and the top finishers received more
beauty of life’s moments as we capture them with the lens
than $40,000 each.
of the camera. I have observed the way in which they have learned to see and appreciate the beauty of it all, not only
“Being a part of the Junior Cliburn was a such a special
with their eyes, but also with their hearts. We have suddenly
experience for our volunteers. We built relationships with these
turned into seekers of ephemeral moments just waiting to be
jurors. The competition was a good reminder for me of the
empathy for everything that surrounds us, that which we want
transformative power of music and the arts. In the busy hustle
to keep forever, at least in an image. Thank you, Junior League
and bustle of my everyday life of raising three boys, I forget to
of Dallas, Texas Instruments and the Agnes Cluthe Oliver
This year marked the seventh annual
Women LEAD scholarship program. It supports and inspires female high school students to pursue higher education and become community leaders. Given the ban on community gatherings, JLD made the difficult decision to cancel the speech competition. We were still able to award $4,000 in scholarships to each of the 10 finalists thanks to the generosity of program sponsor, the Ryan Foundation. Rooha Hagharmehdiabadi, a 2019 scholarship recipient, said, “I am thankful for the Women LEAD scholarship program. College is very expensive, and it is a comfort to have the additional scholarship funds to pursue my dreams.” Rooha is now a student at the University of Texas at Austin, studying International Relations and Global Studies. She dreams of one day attending law school and practicing nonprofit and immigration law.
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Sponsored by UnitedHealthcare
incredibly talented teen piano players, their families, staff and
captured. In this process, we have learned to develop a sense of
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Rosalia Salazar Romo is an elementary school teacher at Lida
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2019 CLIBURN INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR PIANO COMPETITION AND FESTIVAL
Grants for Innovative Teaching (GFIT)
Foundation for giving us this magical experience.”
special
stop and listen to music and appreciate amazing performers,” said Elisabeth McHugh, 2019 Cliburn Committee Chair.
Established in 2006, Kids in the Kitchen
(KITK) combats childhood obesity by teaching youth healthy eating and lifestyle choices. This eight-week after-school program shows students how to prepare nutritious meals, work safely in the kitchen and incorporate exercise into daily life. This year, KITK served hundreds of kids across Dallas County before school closures went into effect. With our presenting sponsor and partner UnitedHealthcare, we were able to work with nonprofit agencies to engage students through the “Super Food + Super Fitness = Super Kids” program - promoting a healthy, balanced mindset about nutrition and fitness. “It is very rewarding to help students establish healthy habits they can use for the rest of their lives. We love being able to work directly with educators to facilitate the implementation of KITK across their campuses,” said Laura Bassett, 2019 - 2020 Kids in the Kitchen Chair. KIDS IN THE KITCHEN®, JUNIOR LEAGUES’ KIDS IN THE KITCHEN®, and the JUNIOR LEAGUES’ KIDS IN THE KITCHEN logo™ are trademarks of The Association of Junior Leagues International (“AJLI”). The Junior League of Dallas conducts Kids in the Kitchen programs and initiatives under license or permission from AJLI. Kids in the Kitchen was founded in 2006 and is supported by The Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI) and more than 200 Junior Leagues around the country.
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Member T raining Opportunities For 98 years, JLD has been passionately committed to developing the potential of women and improving our community through trained volunteers. This year, members received 26,000 hours of experiential and formal training on issue-based community impact and leadership development, as well as opportunities to take on leadership roles big and small. “Our goal is to create a space where members can try things without fear of failure — a space where they can meet and learn from women passionate about doing more for Dallas and being more for themselves and those in their lives,” said Brooke Bailey, JLD President. This year, we welcomed speakers including Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and a panel of Dallas ISD speakers who gave an insider view of the importance of public education in our city. Members also heard from nonprofit leaders Jan Langbein, a JLD Sustaining member and Executive Director of Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support, and Dr. Cheryl Jackson, Founder of Minnie’s Food Pantry. Provisionals (first-year members) complete an intensive training course to learn about the League and build awareness of our community’s most critical issues. They heard from leaders at our partner agencies and toured four of those agencies last fall. For Active and Sustaining members, we offer a range of learning opportunities. Focused sessions explored topics ranging from child poverty to becoming a citizen in a global world to the business of fashion as seen by a former Project Runway contestant. Two concentrated Training Tracks helped members build fundraising skills and explore diversity and inclusion, bringing in a wide range of speakers from the League and the community. Our year-long T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute helped 26 members build their existing strengths while enhancing their skills and fostering relationships that grow our leadership bench strength for the League and beyond. Members also developed specialized skills and built League connections through our Special Interest Groups. This year, we launched new groups where members can learn about personal finance or practice their Spanish-speaking skills in an informal environment. “We’re proud to deliver a dynamic learning program to meet the needs of our members — at every stage of their lives. These are the women who make things happen in Dallas — strengthening our community for every citizen,” said Sally Pretorius Hodge, Training VP.
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Diamond Sponsor ($75,000 and up) Lyda Hill Sapphire Sponsor ($50,000-$74,999) Kohl Foundation Sewell Automotive Companies Texas Instruments Incorporated Crystal Sponsor ($25,000 - 49,999) Dallas Southwest Osteopathic Physicians Hillcrest Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee Hilton Anatole Hotel Ryan Foundation UnitedHealth Emerald Sponsor ($15,000-$24,999) Baylor Scott & White Health Children’s Health Gittings Portraiture McShan Florist Origin Bank Park Place Dealerships Sendero The Statler Hotel, A Curio Collection by Hilton Platinum Sponsor ($10,000-$14,999) Brooke & Michael Bailey Baker Botts LLP Bank of Texas Brynn Bagot Public Relations Lupton Huckin Fund Kate & Keith Newman The Agnes Cluthe Oliver Foundation Scovell Family Foundation Texas Health Resources Silver Sponsor ($5,000-$9,999) Tandra & Michael Allen Theodore & Beulah Beasley Foundation CCRM Fertility Dallas-Ft. Worth A.L. Chilton Foundation Linda & Bill Custard Bess & Ted Enloe Margo & Bill Goodwin J.M. Haggar, Jr. Family Foundation Jordan Kahn Music Company Luther King Capital Management Betty & John Martin Carolyn & David B. Miller Julienne Murchison Pam Perella/Lauren Perella PlainsCapital Bank Thompson & Knight Foundation Bronze Sponsor ($2,500-$4,999) Albin Law Group Amy Berry Design Julie & Scott Bagley Heather Barthlow Christie Carter/Debbie & Nickey Oates Veronica & Mark Cartwright Lauren Combest Community Partners of Dallas Kelly Compton Krystle Craycraft Elizabeth F. Dacus Digital 3 Elizabeth W. Boutique Christina Eubanks Margie Francis Louise Spence Griffeth Carrie & Ted Hill Emily Hoad/Theresa Remek J. David & Carla Joiner Kendra Scott Ambassador Ron Kirk & Matrice Ellis-Kirk Jennifer Kirksey Linda & Tom Klos Sara & Sean Kremin John & Lacy Lawrence Lilly Pulitzer NorthPark Locke Lord LLP Gail Madden/Linda McFarland Mara’s Med Spa Methodist Health System Foundation Michael Gabriel Designs Tammy Middleton The New Covenant Foundation Connie O’Neill Parkland Foundation Perkins Coie LLP
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