2018 2018Summary SUMMARY 82 homicide scene support visits
2018 & 2019
Annual Report
22 home visits provided during the
immediate aftermath of homicide
We Will Always Remember Them
Dear Friends, 2018 & 2019 were dynamic years for KC Mothers in Charge. We began both years honoring the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by standing for peace and unity alongside Rockhurst University students. In March 2018, KC Mothers in Charge spoke at the student-led March For Our Lives event -- it was so inspiring to see so many students step up and speak out about gun violence. In May 2018, we partnered with the National WWI Museum and Memorial to host an educational program entitled One Community. President and CEO Dr. Matthew Naylor moderated a riveting discussion on building “a just and lasting peace” among panelists Jackson County Judge Jalilah Otto, Wyandotte County District Attorney Mark Dupree, MO State Highway Patrol Captain Ron Johnson, Sgt. Everett Babcock from the KCPD Homicide Unit, and myself. In January 2019, KC Mothers in Charge went green! We made the decision to no longer provide balloons for the vigils we host for bereaved families, but instead provide families a philodendron plant that they can nurture as often as they would nurture their loved one. In both October 2018 & 2019, KC Mothers in Charge presented the Unity Awards to honor individuals, community agencies and businesses who collaborate with law enforcement to help the community. In April 2019, we kicked off National Crime Victims’ Rights Week with our Inaugural 5K road race - Pee Wee’s Run! On June 13, 2019, KC Mothers in Charge celebrated our five year anniversary. We were honored to have Dr. Dorothy Johnson-Speight, MHS, LPC, Ph.D., Founder and National Executive Director of Mothers in Charge, Inc. join us in Kansas City for this milestone! Look inside to read more about these memorable events. KC Mothers in Charge experienced incredible growth during the past two years. In 2018, we hired an Outreach Specialist thanks to funds raised though a 40-mile run by community volunteer Cara Gilmore and grants provided by Jackson County COMBAT and Curry Family Foundation. In 2019, through funding provided by Everytown for Gun Safety, we also expanded the Administrative and Program Services Coordinator position and hired a licensed grief therapist to provide both on-site and home-based individual and family grief therapy. Since 2014, we have served more than 350 individuals bereaved by violence, visited more than 400 homicide scenes, reached more than 4,800 community members and at-risk youth living in KCMO, and touched the lives of more than 5,500 offenders at prisons across NE Kansas and NW Missouri. Because of your support, we have been able to achieve these milestones. Thank you. We will always remember them,
Rosilyn Temple Founder & Executive Director
21 families received emergency or direct assistance
25
families given information about programs and services within a week of bereavement between Jun 1 - Dec 31, 2018
10
weeks of evidence-based on-site group therapy provided
2,963 weekly support phone calls made to families
2019 SUMMARY 88 homicide scene support visits 28
home visits provided during the immediate aftermath of homicide
25
families received emergency or direct assistance
59 families given information about programs and services within a week of bereavement
110
sessions of individual and family grief counseling provided
5,395 weekly support phone calls made to families
The Philodendron Plant is known for its heart shaped leaves and ability to thrive. The name derives from the Greek words philo meaning “love” and dendron meaning “tree.” KC Mothers in Charge gives a philodendron plant to bereaved families for memorial, anniversary and birthday vigils.
The mission of KC Mothers in Charge is to reduce violent crime through prevention, education and intervention, and to guide and support the families of victims. The mission is achieved through 3 key initiatives: Hope and Healing for Survivors of Homicide, Community Outreach and Education, and Offender Prevention and Recidivism Reduction.
Hope and Healing for Survivors of Homicide “Not a day goes by that we don’t think about our children. So when we think about what everyone’s doing for them -- it’s just wonderful.” - Bereaved family member In collaboration with the Kansas City Missouri Police Department, KC MIC’s executive director Rosilyn Temple is dispatched to every homicide scene in Kansas City, Missouri. At homicide scenes, Ms. Temple provides trauma-informed crisis intervention and peer-topeer support to family members, explaining police procedures and helping them manage grief, hostility, confusion, and anger. The anger at the scene can become intense with the potential for retaliation or further violence. During the days, weeks, months and even years after the traumatic loss of a loved one, the HHS program supports families through the following services: • weekly family support phone calls • emergency and direct assistance including food, shelter, funeral, clothing, toiletries, household items and childcare assistance • monthly grief support group meetings with half of each session devoted to expressions of grief and shared support and half to a featured speaker or program to assist with the healing process or navigating the complex criminal justice system • on-site or home-based individual and family grief counseling • assistance navigating the complex criminal justice system including connecting families with homicide detectives and providing court accompaniment • referrals to community resources including the Crime Victim’s Compensation Fund • connections to other families through social activities such as quarterly meet-and-greets • opportunities to participate in anti-violence and community advocacy including an invitation to join KC MIC as Core Mothers.
In April 2019, Jane and Rebecca completed 10 weeks of evidencebased group counseling called Restorative Retelling for Violent Death. Upon their completion, KC MIC presented them with philodendron plants. These sessions were facilitated by Dr. Joah Williams, licensed clinical psychologist in Missouri and assistant professor in the UMKC Department of Psychology.
Community Outreach and Education “I truly do now feel reassured that our Kansas City Police Department can be trusted and not feared.” - High school student KC MIC typically KC MIC mobilizes community members and neighborhood residents to get involved in violence prevention activities by canvassing high crime areas, intersections, and neighborhoods alongside agency partners and police. Together, KC MIC staff, volunteers and agency partners encourage residents to report crimes. KC MIC also provides outreach to at-risk students and youth at local elementary, middle and high schools. Furthermore, KC MIC is frequently called upon by the media and civic groups, as well as local and national professional groups, to promote understanding of the impact of violence and the need to respond.
canvasses the community in the summertime when the weather is hot and crime is high. KC MIC Core Mothers and volunteers engage with local community residents while canvassing. In 2018 and 2019, KC MIC engaged in 16 canvassing events in Kansas City, MO and reached more than 2,000 community members.
2018 & 2019 Fiscal Overview
New Family Members Served in 2018
2018 Revenue *audited numbers
Foundations 49% Corporate 3% Individual 13% In-Kind 5% Government 25% Special Events 4% Other 1%
Next-of-Kin County/State of Residence
Brother 3%
Female 89% Male 11%
Jackson County, MO
80%
Cousin 1%
Next-of-Kin Race/Ethnicity
Platte County, MO
0%
Aunt 1%
Total: $285,765
Black / African-American 76%
Cass County, MO
1%
Unspecified Relationship
2018 Expenses *audited numbers
White / Caucasian
Clay County, MO
1%
1%
Wyandotte County, KS
4%
Age of Loved One’s Surviving Children
5%
Johnson County, KS
1%
< 1 years old
Shawnee County, KS
1%
1 years old
10%
Osage County, KS
1%
2 years old
21%
Cook County, IL
1%
3 - 4 years old
10%
Unreported 9%
5 - 6 years old
13%
Homeless 0%
7 - 8 years old
8%
Loved One Lost to Violence (Relationship to Next-of-Kin)
9 - 10 years old
10%
11 - 12 years old
5%
Son 64%
13 - 14 years old
10%
Daughter 16%
15 - 17 years old
5%
Husband/Wife/Partner
Unknown
3%
Next-of-Kin Gender
Hispanic / Latino Unspecified / Other
17%
Next-of-Kin Age 20-29 1% 30-39 9% 40-49 22% 50-59
15%
60-69 8% 70-79 3% Unspecified/Other
42%
5%
Grandson 2%
7%
Program Management Fundraising
5%
Next-of-Kin County/State of Residence
Mother
2%
Father
1%
Male 16%
Jackson County, MO
Sister
1%
Next-of-Kin Race/Ethnicity
Platte County, MO
1%
Brother 3%
Black / African-American 90%
Cass County, MO
2%
Granddaughter
White / Caucasian
6%
Henry County, MO
1%
Grandson 3%
Hispanic / Latino
2%
Clay County, MO
2%
Nephew 1%
2%
St. Louis County, MO
2%
Cousin 1%
Wyandotte County, KS
2%
Johnson County, KS
1%
Age of Loved One’s Surviving Children
Outside MO or KS
3%
< 1 years old
Unspecified / Other
Next-of-Kin Age 20-29 3% 30-39 9% 40-49 27% 50-59
22%
60-69 16% 70-79 1% Unspecified/Other
21%
2019 Revenue *unaudited numbers Foundations Corporate Individual In-Kind Government Special Events
Total: $299,141
19% 11% 7% 6% 41% 16%
2019 Expenses *unaudited numbers Program Management Fundraising
Total: $240,272
72% 22% 6%
Executive Committee
Female 84%
80%
Total: $161,465
2018 & 2019 Board of Directors
New Family Members Served in 2019 Next-of-Kin Gender
78% 17% 5%
1%
Elizabeth Bordenave, Board Co-Chair Major Dan B. Haley, Board Co-Chair Kerry S. Gordon, CPA, Treasurer Jennifer Bryan, Secretary Patricia Shelby, Secretary
Board Members Ada Koch Barbara Mueth Gerald Gray II, Esq. Reginald Green Palle Rilinger Phyllis Stevens Sarah Smith Stevi Brick Vanessa Sims
6%
Unreported 4%
1 years old
11%
Homeless 1%
2 years old
4%
Loved One Lost to Violence (Relationship to Next-of-Kin)
3 - 4 years old
9%
5 - 6 years old
9%
Son 68%
7 - 8 years old
13%
Daughter 11%
9 - 10 years old
13%
Husband/Wife/Partner 7%
11 - 12 years old
13%
13 - 14 years old
9%
15 - 17 years old
9%
Unknown
6%
Staff Rosilyn Temple, Founder & Executive Director Jennifer Tung Alexander, MPA, Administrative & Program Services Coordinator Latrice Murray, Outreach Specialist Donald Lang, Ph.D. Contract Individual & Family Grief Therapist Joah Williams, Ph.D., Contract Group Therapist Stacey Stark, Contract Bookkeeper Rae Snider, Resource Development AmeriCorps VISTA Kayonna Trimble, Volunteer Coordinator AmeriCorps VISTA
Celebrating Five Years!
On June 13, 2019, KC Mothers in Charge celebrated its five year anniversary as a nonprofit organization. We were honored to have Dr. Dorothy Johnson-Speight, MHS, LPC, Ph.D., Founder and National Executive Director of Mothers in Charge, Inc. join us in Kansas City for this milestone! Dr. Johnson-Speight shared about the history of Mothers in Charge, Inc. and its national impact and reach since 2003. Dominique Ricks of Fox 4 News served as mistress of ceremonies. Spoken word artist Kyle Hollins of The Lyrik’s Institution delivered an incredibly powerful message of hope and empathy to the audience. Following the murder of her son Antonio “Pee Wee” Thompson, Rosilyn Temple began responding to homicide scenes to provide comfort and support to families. In 2012, Rosilyn established the Kansas City chapter of Mothers in Charge, Inc. as a program of AdHoc Group Against Crime. Two years later, the Kansas City Missouri Police Department provided seed funding so that KC Mothers in Charge could become its own nonprofit organization. In November 2014, KC Mothers in Charge appointed its inaugural board of directors and became a Missouri nonprofit corporation. During the past five years, KC MIC has visited more than 400 homicide scenes, provided more than 10,000 weekly support phone calls, and served more than 350 bereaved family members through its Hope and Healing Support Program. Additionally, through its Offender Prevention and Recidivism Reduction Program, KC MIC has reached more than 5,500 individuals incarcerated in various correctional facilities or on probation or parole for violence-related crimes in Missouri and Kansas. Furthermore, though its Community Outreach and Education Program, KC MIC has reached more than 4,800 community members and at-risk students through vigils, neighborhood outreach efforts, school visits, and collaborative canvassing efforts with agency partners.
Donors in 2018 & 2019 *We are so grateful for the support of all our donors, and regret that we are unable to list each and every donor who contributed in 2018 & 2019.*
$50,000 - $200,000 Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund Jackson County COMBAT
$10,000 - $49,999 Anonymous Curry Family Foundation Menorah Heritage Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999 American Century Investments Foundation Black Community Fund Barbara Mueth & Steve Rinne Chaplain Chuck & Dawn Murphy Ganheart, LLC Geraldine and RA Barrows Foundation H & R Block Foundation Kansas City Missouri Police Department Mary’s Pence Ten Ten Foundation UMB Financial Corporation
$1,000 - $4,999 American Century Investments Dollars for Donors Fund Anonymous Anonymous Facebook Donations Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Greater Kansas City Boyd McGathey Dave & Kerry Gordon Debra Foster Elizabeth Bordenave Francis Family Foundation Discretionary Fund Hallmark Corporate Foundation Volunteer Involvement Program Herbert Warmbrodt Judge Cleveland F. Moulton Christmas Poor Fund Kauffman Foundation Matching Gifts Program Hallmark Cards, Inc. Harvest Graphics, LLC Kansas City Junior Board Fund Linda & Steve Taylor Margi & Keith Pence Mark & Nancy Viets Palle & Dennis Rilinger Rebecca Cohen Sarah Smith Terry Bauman Visitation Social Services/St. Francis Xavier William & Victoria Reisler Welch & Associates, LLC Western Reception Diagnostic Correctional Center Restorative Justice
$500 - $999
Ada & Kevin Koch Allison Grammer Anonymous Annette Orella Anne & Michael Sheehan Catherine & Robert Brents Clinical Research Consultants Commerce Bank David Dillon Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. JE Dunn Construction Kay Johnson & Bill Koenigsdorf Knights of Columbus Life 88.5 Michael & Anne Sheehan Mike Armentrout
Peggy & Frank Zilm Peter & Julie Browne Pilates 1901 LLC Serenity Memorial Chapel Stevi & Jeff Brick South Central Correctional Center NAACP Club The Wally Foundation, Inc. Visitation Catholic Community
Up to $499
Anonymous Allison Skilling Alice Park Stamm Amy Jordan Amy Young Angie Blumel Algoa Correctional Center Barbara Shelly & Jonathan Rand Ms. Bernie Fromm Brittany Strohm Byrne Pelofsky & Associates LLC Catherine & Joseph Hiersteiner Cara & Christopher Gilmore Carol Zastoupil Carrie Stewart Cassandra Wainwright Celestine Muhammad Chief Richard Smith Christine Becicka Christine Glenski Clella Murray Community First Bank Community of Christ – Grandview Craig Wilson Crossroads Bootcamp, LLC Dana Mollohan Dave Sullivan David Bamberger David Botts Deborah Cook Debra Kirk Diana & Jim Berger Don Compier Doranne Hudson Drew Kloeppel & Julie Neemeyer Edna & Herman Ray Edward Ellerbeck Elizabeth Schellhorn E. Michael Houlihan G. Gray Law LLC Galis Technology Gena Walker George Novak Gwendolyn Koch Harvey Kaplan Healing Pathway Victim Service Agency Heather Gibbons Holly Sticken Irma Robinson Jane Rubenstein Janet Dubrava Janice Stallings Jason Harrison Jason Miles Jean Belancio Jean Hiersteiner Jennifer & Damion Alexander Jennifer Bryan Jerry Anselmo Jim & Denise Wray Joan Adam Joanne Collins John Franklin Joah Williams Jo Marie Guastello Judi Tauber Judy Holley Julie Kohlhart Kansas City ReEntry Center Restorative Justice Kara Werner Karl Zobrist
Katherine Hoggard KCPT Keith Connor Kelly & Dan Somberg Kevin Boehm Laura Wittmer & Mike Prentice Lauren Miller Larnell Jones Lawrence A. Jones & Sons Funeral Chapels Lee Kester Linda & Mark Lyon Linda & Michael Braude Linda Jeffries Lisa & James Klein Lisa & Robert Stewart Lona Harris Lynn Meissner Lynn Melcher Margaret Ekerdt Margo Quiriconi Mary Buchanan Mary Crowther Mary Helbock Mary Houlihan Melissa Dean Melissa Foerschler Merck Foundation Miriam Pepper Mike Houlihan Monica Strathman Noreen Bridgham Pamela & Joseph Neenan Pamela Fleischer Pati Chasnoff Patricia Falk Patricia Shelby Patrick Houlihan Rachel & Jay Rilinger Rae & Jeff Baker Rachel Newcomer Regina Nouhan & John Eck Rita Cortes Robert Gibbs Rosary Glenn Peggy & Pete Peterson Phyllis Stevens Reginald Green Insurance Agency, Inc. Shannon Neal Sharon Greenwood Sherie Korneman Sue McCord-Belzer & Irvin Belzer Susan & Rocky Horowitz Susan Stanton Sylvia Hauser Symie Menitove Shawnee Mission West Walk-Out Committee SuEllen & Harvey Fried Tom & Winne Davis T-Shirt King, Inc. UCMO Association of Social Work Students UMB Matching Gift Valerie Dodds VML Matching Gift Vicki Lichtenauer Western Missouri Correctional Center Personnel Club Western Missouri Correctional Center Restorative Justice
In-Kind
All Star Awards & Ad Specialties Blue Chip Athletic, Inc. BodySmith City of Kansas City, Missouri Cosentino’s Price Chopper Firehouse Subs Notes to Self, LLC Kendra Scott Jewelry – Country Club Plaza Monica + Andy Tangia Spa & Pilates Studio UMB Financial Corporation
Spotlight on Core Mothers
A critical component of KC MIC is its group of Core Mothers, volunteers and mothers who have lost a child or family member to homicide and who have since dedicated their lives to anti-violence advocacy and serving bereaved families. Core Mothers are able to connect and heal with other mothers who have lost children. They relate to victims’ families in ways government officials and social service providers cannot. That connection is vital to KC MIC and is not offered anywhere else in the Kansas City metro area. Rosilyn Temple often says that when she visits a homicide scene, she looks for the mother first because “I know she needs a hug from me.” Core Mothers are KC MIC’s most visible and notable example of empowerment to help others and promote a safer community. Core Mothers are provided trauma-informed care training and have committed to making substantial time contributions to KC MIC support and outreach activities. They canvass neighborhoods and high crime areas with police and agency partners, encourage residents to talk to police and report crimes, and promote awareness of KC MIC. They also speak to school and civic groups, participate in vigils, health fairs and other community activities. Furthermore, they provide outreach to individuals incarcerated for violence-related crimes in NW Missouri and NE Kansas.
KC Mothers in Charge Presents The Unity Awards Since 2014, KC Mothers in Charge has been bridging the gap between families, law enforcement, and the community. We celebrate individuals, nonprofits, and businesses that also work alongside law enforcement to help the community. In both October 2018 & 2019, KC Mothers in Charge presented The Unity Awards to recognize these worthy efforts toward unity. Nomination applications were submitted by the general public and reviewed by an independent panel of law enforcement personnel. More than 200 guests attended The Unity Awards both years including law enforcement from every KCPD patrol station. KCPD Captain Kari Thompson served as event emcee. Inspirational remarks were delivered by Congressman Emanuel Cleaver II in 2018, and Mayor Quinton Lucas in 2019. The 2018 Unity Awardees were: Sheriff Darryl Forte (Individual category), The Justice Project (Nonprofit category), and Firehouse Subs (Business category). 2018 Unity Nominees were: Pastor Brandon Mims, Brittany Strohm, Cara Gilmore, Sgt. Darrell Rocker, The Child Protection Center and American Public Square. The 2019 Unity Awardees were: Dr. Ken Novak (Individual category), Taking It To The Streets (Nonprofit category), and Academy Sports + Outdoors (Business category). 2019 Unity Nominees were: Officer Ann Murphy, Chandra Armstrong, Sgt. Johnita Harris, Purity Kinyua and Sheffield Place. We are grateful to our generous event sponsors including the UMB Financial Corporation, Ten Ten Foundation, Ganheart LLC, Hallmark Cards, Inc., Chaplain Chuck & Dawn Murphy, Commerce Bank, JE Dunn Construction, Life 88.5, Palle & Dennis Rilinger, Barbara Mueth & Steve Rinne, Ada & Kevin Koch, Jeff & Stevi Brick, Kay Johnson & Bill Koenigsdorf, Elizabeth Bordenave, Harvest Graphics LLC, and All Star Awards & Ad Specialties.
2018 Unity Awardees & Nominees
2019 Unity Awardees & Nominees
Pee Wee’s Run kicks off National Crime Victims Rights Week On April 7, 2019, KC Mothers in Charge hit the pavement to kick off National Crime Victims Rights Week with our Inaugural 5K road race - Pee Wee’s Run! Pee Wee’s Run is named after Rosilyn Temple’s son, Antonio “Pee Wee” Thompson, who she found murdered in his apartment in 2011. The 5K route began at Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center, passed by Pee Wee’s old apartment and ended at the starting location. More than 150 runners participated in the 5K! Chief Meteorologist Bryan Busby of KMBC 9 served as race announcer! KC Wolf and Sluggerrr even joined us for the fun! Following the road race, 77 community members participated in the Community Remembrance Walk and Celebration of Life at the Spirit of Freedom Fountain. KC Running Company provided outstanding race management and timing services. Community volunteer Cara Gilmore served as Race Director. In 2018, Cara ran 40 miles across Kansas City, Missouri and raised more than $16,000 for KC Mothers in Charge. In 2019, Cara brought her expertise to KC Mothers in Charge and helped plan Pee Wee’s Run.
Offender Prevention & Recidivism Reduction “I’ve made victims from murder. [Hearing your story] allowed me to see the hurt I’ve caused people. It allowed for me to see my victim’s mother, and mine, from your eyes.” - Derrick That’s what Derrick shared with our team of Core Mothers in July 2019 when they shared their stories of loss at the Western Missouri Correctional Center, a state prison located in Cameron, where Derrick is an inmate. We visit there sixteen times a year as part of our mission not only to help those who have been bereaved by homicide, but also to change the mindsets of those who perpetrate violence. Our Core Mothers speak at the Correctional Center’s pre-release classes for offenders who are due to be released within 90 days – the majority of whom will return to the Kansas City metropolitan area.
KC Mothers in Charge expands mental health services
Four times a year, Core Mothers visit parolees at the Kansas City Reentry Center, a state prison located in downtown KCMO.
Here are other responses we’ve had from parolees and inmates we’ve talked with during our prisons visits in 2019: “You profoundly touched my heart. Thank you so much.” “It was a positive message that makes a person have a reality check about the future.”
“I realized that there are people that understand how hard it is to leave prison and that we can change and it takes time.” “How you shared your stories and believed in us made me believe in change.”
“I liked how Ms. Rosilyn communicated with us. She reminded me of my momma, that’s how she hit home.”
Twice a year, Core Mothers visit the United States Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas to speak to inmates participating in the Impact of Crime on Victims class.
In April 2019, during National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, KC Mothers in Charge visited Chillicothe Correctional Center, a Missouri state prison for women. Rosilyn Temple shared with approximately 200 female offenders the effects of gun violence on victims’ families.
In 2019, we expanded our mental health services to include options for on-site and home-based individual or family grief counseling. Dr. Donald Lang, LPC serves as our grief therapist. Dr. Lang is a licensed professional counselor in Missouri with more than 40 years of experience in the field of mental health. He received his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 1995. Dr. Lang’s counseling specialties include: mood and adjustment disorders; interpersonal and family relationships; grief and loss; and anger management and domestic violence.
In 2019, 30 family members participated in individual or family grief counseling services.
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Agency Partners A Peace of Yoga ArtsTech City of Kansas City, MO Hire KC Youth Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office Jackson County COMBAT KC Crime Stoppers Kansas City No Violence Alliance Kansas City ReEntry Center KCMO Police Department Literacy KC Moms Demand Action Serenity Memorial Chapel State Farm Insurance Agent Reginald Green Operation Breakthrough UMKC Community Counseling and Assessment Services (CCAS) Clinic USP Leavenworth Western Missouri Correctional Center
170
homicide scene support visits
200+ survivors of homicide supported
1398+
offenders reached through 35 correctional facility visits
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Core Mothers engaged in violence prevention
1492+
community members reached through 28 vigils hosted for families
8,358
family support phone calls provided
107
unduplicated family members attended monthly Hope and Healing Support Group
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