OGC Annual Report 2024

Recognizing, supporting and celebrating the qualities of the individual since 1953.

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Greetings from Orange Grove!

A huge thank you to all of you who made celebrating our 70th anniversary during 2023 so special! Our theme this year focuses on all the qualities and characteristics that many of you named when we asked you to finish the statement “Orange Grove is . . . .”

It is interesting that the characteristics you identified – many of which are printed on this year’s cover - are not only relevant to Orange Grove’s identity TODAY, but also to what Orange Grove has been and indeed, where we are going! Orange Grove has been, is, and will continue to be all these things – life changing, innovative, a leader, steadfast, a pacesetter, visionary, vital, home, and, ultimately, love.

What pushes us to DREAM, to DO, to INNOVATE, and to EXCEL are the needs and desires of the people we support and their loved ones. Those needs and desires are always associated with a PERSON – Jackie, Jim, Deborah, Jean, Johnny, Gayle, Douglas, Janice, Byron, or any of those first 30 students in 1953, or Diane, Patricia, Mike, Steve, Ray, Joseph, Arline, Donna or any of the 1,000+ we support today.

Orange Grove is compassionate.

The questions we ask never go stale or expire: how can we better serve people in our community with intellectual/developmental disabilities (IDD)? How can we support their job skills needs? Their residential needs? Their employment needs? Their health care needs? Their school needs? For the systems that don’t work or to which they don’t have access, how can we change them? Who listens to us when we identify barriers to full inclusion and try to break them down?

Orange Grove is visionary.

Rosie Russell President

Ultimately, the challenge is finding our advocates, partners, collaborators – that dedicated group of people who BELIEVE in the people we support and Orange Grove’s mission to “recognize, celebrate, and support the qualities of the individual.” That group grows every year, largely by introducing the Jims, Deborahs, Dianes, and a thousand others to new people, leaders, and businesses whose names may not (yet!) be listed in the back of this report. Our purpose is not necessarily to be the voice of the people we support, or to act on their behalf.

Instead, we are more like the jeweler’s foil – the piece of metal placed under the gem to reflect its beauty and make it shine more brightly – and it is our job to reflect the value and contributions of the people Orange Grove supports to our greater community. Orange Grove is unique.

We value all YOU do to help us be that foil. It isn’t Orange Grove’s successes that matter so much as the successes, large and small, of the people we support.

Orange Grove is community.

Tera Roberts Chief Executive Officer

Join us in the following pages to learn more about the programs we offer. Call us to schedule a tour or just to chat about what the future holds and how we can get there. Celebrate with us the many victories we see every day as we continue to work toward a community where each one of us has all the opportunities needed to reach our potential.

Orange Grove is just getting started.

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MEASURING

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

LOOKING

FORWARD Last year we listed several things we were working on that may not garner much attention, but are critical to organizational and programmatic health, and we want to share our progress on those goals.

We said we would re-energize our physical education/health promotion and Special Olympics programs.

We promoted a long-time employee to the position of Physical Education Coordinator; we’ve renamed the program the Tom Cox Center for Health Inclusion & Promotion (CHIP) in memory and honor of one of our staunchest supporters and Board members. We had teams participate in numerous Special Olympics competitions, and have launched a new wellness program focused on improving balance and decreasing fall risk. Orange Grove is pacesetting.

We said we would implement new and updated informational systems to manage payroll, hiring, onboarding and orientation, therapies and service documentation, relationship management and communications.

We continue to work on fully integrating a new software solution in our human resources department, expecting it will replace two other software systems, thereby increasing efficiency and usable data to improve operations. We are implementing a state-preferred database that will be used by all staff to document daily progress notes and goals achieved by the people we support. It will provide data and oversight reports we have never had in our toolkit. Our development department implemented a new database and continues to work to improve and expand the way we communicate with many of you according to your preferences and to reach new audiences who we know are just waiting to fall in love with Orange Grove and the people we support. Orange Grove is a leader.

We said we would keep working to find different and creative ways to reach, win, and retain new employees at every level, including building more FUN into our work and in staff recognition events. We said we would leave no stone unturned in our efforts to mitigate the ongoing staffing crisis.

We had a lot of fun at the Sock Hop in May, and at Founder’s Day in December. Over our 70-year history, Founder’s Day has been a celebration of our staff with awards and recognition as well as a celebration of Orange Grove. Since 2022, Founder’s Day has evolved to celebrate staff a little differently: by inviting their families to enjoy a meal and many different carnival-like activities. We are proud of each other and the work we do, and we are proud to share it with our spouses, partners, and kids!

Orange Grove is family.

We said we would continue adding employee benefits like tuition assistance for employees pursuing higher education, as well as increasing retirement benefits.

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Tuition assistance has been welcomed by a growing number of staff – proof that the benefit is important in supporting our staff’s continued growth and professional development.

We increased employer retirement contributions. We worked hard to bring all the pieces together to start a Certified Nursing Assistant Training Program. It has always been Orange Grove’s mission to identify needs and build the programs to meet them. In the midst of the current staffing crisis (we are still 20% short of being fully staffed in all budgeted positions), and in order to elevate the professionalism of our staff, we started our own CNA School so that existing and new staff have the opportunity to build knowledge, skills, and resumes with a state-approved certification. We have compressed what is often a sixweek program elsewhere into two intense weeks, and we’re offering it for free to our employees. We are confident that this benefit will contribute to higher job satisfaction, greater skills confidence, continuity of care, and even better care and programs for the people we support. Orange Grove is opportunity.

We said we would renovate and improve some of our older homes, making them more accessible for aging residents, and update décor and functionality of other high-traffic spaces, making them more welcoming for visitors and daily users alike.

Our home renovation plan includes significant renovations and improvements to 38 of our 60+ homes over the next two years. We have completed some renovations to spaces on the main campus, notably in the Habilitation Center, by replacing aging carpet with luxury vinyl planks, stripping outdated wallpaper, painting, and commissioning an art installation. Orange Grove is fabulous.

We said we would implement a new strategic plan to take us through the next three to five years.

We completed the strategic planning process during 2023. It was gratifying to get positive feedback about our reputation in the community, our collaborative approach to implementing regulatory changes, and program

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excellence. One community member stated that a person is “better when [they] leave Orange Grove than when [they] came.” It was also instructive to learn from both external and internal meetings what the perceived challenges and opportunities will be in the future. Following many broad and in-depth discussions on many great topics and ideas, we identified the following strategic initiatives that will carry us through 2026: communication; hiring, training, and retention; transportation and technology; residential expansion and enhancement; medical and behavioral care; and governance.

We are grateful to everyone who participated in the planning process and we are already well into working our way through those items that will have an immediate impact on Orange Grove and those we serve. Orange Grove is resilient.

We said we would work with all funding and oversight partners to maintain accreditation and build new programs designed to reach new people in new ways using new technologies.

We successfully continued to meet the standards of our national accrediting body and the numerous regulatory agencies that audit our work. From the department of transportation to the health department, we are surveyed by more than 20 entities each year. Because we accept government funding to maximize the number of people we can support, we must meet numerous regulations that range from the temperatures in our classrooms to the elevated background requirements for each employee.

We have worked diligently to engage individuals in their return to supported employment and community volunteer activities. We are seeking a new Tech First SHIFT accreditation from the State of Tennessee which offers training and updated programming access regarding the importance of technology and employment for the adults in our program. Orange Grove is excellence.

ADULT SERVICES Adult services at Orange Grove include employment programs, community participation day services, in-home services, personal assistance services, and residential services. All services and programs are person-centered, that is, structured around the needs and wishes of the person supported.

For many, the path to greater independence and fuller participation in the community is employment. Orange Grove builds individualized plans to work toward employment, utilizing the expertise of job developers, job coaches, job supervisors, as well as enabling technology, volunteer positions, and job exploration and discovery programs to make the best match possible between job and worker.

Community participation day services, like all Orange Grove’s programs, are person-centered, and may include a mix of volunteering and recreational activities in the community. In-home services are for those who have retired, or, for health or other reasons, are no longer able to participate fully in daytime community participation activities. The personal assistance program supports people who either live with aging family members, or who can live almost fully independently with certain supports. Services include things like transportation for medical appointments or recreational outings, grocery shopping, or assistance in the home with self-help skills.

Orange Grove’s Community Supports program consists of the Medicaid Alternative Pathways to Independence (MAPs) program, and the Family Support program. MAPs is a program available to people with IDD who have graduated high school or will graduate within three years. The goal of the program is for participants to learn skills to help them work and live independently, learn about their neighborhoods, and find hobbies that interest them. The program takes advantage of enabling technology, using it to increase independence in three areas: home, work, and community.

Family Support is funded by a grant through the Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (DIDD). Family Support distributes grant dollars to people who have significant disabilities and their families in 11 Tennessee counties: Bledsoe, Bradley, Grundy, Hamilton, Marion, McMinn, Meigs, Monroe, Polk, Rhea, and Sequatchie. During 2023, Family Support provided funding to support requests for things like respite care, personal assistants, independent living aids, special equipment, communication devices, home/ vehicle modifications, health-related needs, behavior services, and day care to 398 people. Volunteers from those counties serve on a council that reviews requests and makes funding decisions.

Orange Grove’s 62 homes across Hamilton County and North Georgia comprise Residential Services. All homes are staffed and equipped to meet the wide-ranging needs of each resident. Homes have different staffing models depending on the needs of the residents. One home serves people with dual diagnoses of IDD and a mental health disorder. The home is considered transitional housing – serving people who have either come out of institutional settings or who are hoping to avoid an institutional setting – with the goal of learning the skills necessary to move on to less restrictive, 5

more inclusive residential settings. Intermediate Care Facilities (ICF), Residential Habilitation, Supported Living, and Community Living Services (CLS) offer person-centered supports in neighborhoods all across our area, with two now serving residents in Georgia. Our first Georgia home opened in 2023; our second in 2024, and we continue to plan additional homes to meet demand.

Georgia services first opened with its Ringgold office in 2012.

Twelve years later, we have doubled the number of people supported in day services who are engaged in a variety of activities including employment, volunteering, and recreation.

Community Living Services (CLS) are residential supports developed in partnership with the State of Georgia and families eager for supportive options for their family members.

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CHILDREN’S SERVICES Orange Grove works closely with Hamilton County Department of Education and the educational agencies in neighboring counties to provide free appropriate public education to children up to age 22. The school is a Category 1 school approved by the Tennessee Department of Education. All programs are customized to meet the individual needs and goals of each child, with an emphasis on increasing independence.

Each child has an Individualized Education Program (IEP) planned by a team of people, including parents or caregivers, whose shared goal is success for each student. Students in the program have 220 days of instruction year-round, including through the summer, which helps ensure that skills are not lost after long breaks.

Graduates from the program may go on to other Orange Grove programs that continue the work of building skills and supports necessary for as much independence as possible.

CLINICAL SERVICES PRIMARY CARE AND DENTAL SERVICES The Augustus McCravey Health Care Clinic is a full-service primary health care clinic that provides patient-centered care to any adult, regardless of whether that adult has a disability, or is otherwise served through programs at Orange Grove. The medical team maintains close relationships with other providers for those medical issues that need to be referred to specialists. The Orange Grove Dental Clinic uses desensitization to help patients feel comfortable and safe, and to build trust between patient and clinician. Building trust between provider and patient yields better patient health outcomes and offers the opportunity to practice skills useful in other areas of life.

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES A full range of Behavior Services are available at Orange Grove, including functional behavior assessments, behavior support plans, and training to implement the plans as well as monitor progress. As people acquire new skills in controlling their responses to their environment, they gain more independence and control over their own lives, which yields greater successes in inclusive, community settings.

The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) helps participants ages 18 and older learn how to regulate emotions and make choices that align with their individual goals. Group sessions focus on coping skills, anxiety and depression education, stress management, communication, cognitive coping and processing, anger management, self-awareness, socialization, and problem solving. Participants learn how to control their behavior and responses to build on successes and gain greater independence.

The Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) program launched last year, is the next step for participants who have successfully completed IOP, or for new participants who can achieve successes through a less intensive program. Participants develop more functional skills and work on maintaining mental health stability within a community setting. Functional skills include daily activities like meal prep, budgeting, and volunteering in the community.

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ENRICHMENT SERVICES

Music, art, and recreation programs at Orange Grove have always played a critical role in developing programs that address the needs of a whole person. Enrichment programs are funded entirely through grants and donations, as they do not qualify for funding through government programs. Over the years, the chorus has performed for hundreds of people, the Special Olympics teams have competed near and far, and art students have stamped, painted, molded, thrown, slingshot, and manipulated all manner of materials as they find highly individualized ways of self-expression. Enrichment services also offer the perfect opportunity to “speak” a common language of creativity shared by all humans, whether it is making baskets, art, or music.

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THE MORTON J. KENT HABILITATION CENTER The “Hab Center” coordinates Orange Grove’s strategic alliances with national and international teaching, research, and advocacy organizations working to improve the lives of people with IDD in every arena. Hab Center staff ensures that people with IDD have a representative seat at the table with rulemaking bodies, industry practice groups, health care practice and research groups, and governmental councils and advisory groups. Hab Center staff also help coordinate relationships with higher education institutions, which send students from various disciplines for internships or immersion experiences at Orange Grove. The University of Tennessee Dental School, Chattanooga State Technical Community College, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, and University of Tennessee College of Medicine, all believe that clinical learning programs should prepare students for the full spectrum of patients and situations they are likely to see in professional practice.

PERSON OF THE YEAR

Celebrating 30 years, the Hab Center, under Dr. Rick Rader’s leadership, continues to be a center of excellence and has far exceeded the dreams of the original Board Members instrumental in its creation, such as Thomas Caldwell, Morton Kent, and John Germ.

Ask anybody who knows Marilyn, and the first thing they mention is her smile. She has the kind of smile that exudes joy and is full of mirth. It’s the kind of smile that elicits a happy response from everyone including her co-workers at a downtown eatery, who variously describe her as funny and silly. Joy permeates her daily activities, including at work, where she describes her job washing dishes as “fun.” Marilyn has worked at Taziki’s for six years, where she has a reputation for being “the kindest person we know” according to her supervisor, Angie. “People love to work with her,” she states, “and I think it’s because she makes everyone smile.”

The joy Marilyn expresses at work carries over to her Orange Grove home, too. Staff, who are like family, also talk about The Smile and the effect it has on others around her. “She has the biggest smile, and it always makes us laugh,” says Hannah, who has known Marilyn for several years. Marilyn is also known for her work ethic. “She never wants to miss work,” says one staff member, “and she’s always talking about how she’d like to have another job.” In her free time, she enjoys cooking, cleaning, and watching TV and movies. Her favorite movies are the Halloween horror movies, which she watches year-round.

Since first seeking services at Orange Grove in 1987, Marilyn has made steady progress developing skills necessary to increase her level of independence, including the use of enabling technology.

Enabling technology can assist in a wide range of situations, from sending alerts for an untended stovetop to support navigating public transportation. Orange Grove is proud to highlight Marilyn’s success as our Person of the Year, as she embodies the Orange Grove mission to recognize, support, and celebrate the qualities of the individual.

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BUSINESS PARTNERS

The businesses and individuals listed below partnered with us during the fiscal year for recycling, volunteer opportunities, or employment of the people Orange Grove supports. The partnerships are mutually beneficial, providing learning and experiential opportunities for the people Orange Grove supports while simultaneously helping our business customers meet their objectives. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the list, but we don’t always get it right. Please let us know of any errors so that we can correct the list and our records.

ABM Building Maintenance Allied Universal fka SecurAmerica, LLC AEED, Inc. American Display & Furniture Aqua Dog Grooming Artech Design Group, Inc. Big River Grille Bright Martin Corp.

Builtwell Bank Campbell & Associates, Inc. CARTA (Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation) Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI Memorial) CEMPA Community Care Center for Sports Medicine and Orthopedics Cerium Global Certified Lighting, Inc. Bell Electric Chambliss Center for Children Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, P.C. Chattanooga Avondale Head Start Chattanooga Bakery, Inc. Chattanooga Battlefield Plumbing Chattanooga Chamber Foundation Chattanooga State Community College Chattanooga Valley Used Cars & Parts, Inc. Chattanooga Zoo Chili’s Grill & Bar CiCi’s Pizza City of Chattanooga City Hall City of Chattanooga Outdoors City of Chattanooga Recycle Center

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Coffee News Leslie Cory COS Business Products & Interiors Courtyard by Marriott Covenant College Creative Discovery Museum Dawson Lawn Service. Inc. Dollar Tree Dunkin Donuts Elemi Architects, LLC Engstrom Services Erlanger Health System Erlanger Health System-Sodexo Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott First Baptist Church of Chattanooga Five Star Food Services Fletcher Bright Realty Food City Garland Corporation Georgia NW Technical College Hamilton County Department of Education Harrison Ruritan Club Higgins Tire & Auto Home Depot Hunter Museum of American Art The John Ankerberg Show Junior’s Building Materials Kids ArtBox Knox Sales Group Komatsu America Corporation Lookout Mountain Incline Railway Lupi’s Pizza Pies, Hixson The Lupton Company, LLC M.C. Properties I, L.P. March Adams & Associates, Inc. MarkCo Printing, Inc. John G. McDougal New City Fellowship-Eastlake Norfolk Southern

P&C Construction Pantheon Capital Management Parker’s Brainerd Gulf, Inc. Parkridge East Hospital Phaltless, Inc. PlayCore Professional Sign Services QEP Real Estate Partners, LLC Regional Obstetrical Consultants Remco Business Center, LLC Rescare Home Healthcare Resource 1Tier 3 Data Security Ronald McDonald House Roper Corporation Royal 72 See Rock City, Inc. Service Electric Company Signal Mountain Recycling Southeast Surgical Specialists Southeastern Perinatal Associates, LLC Southeastern Surgical, LLC Sports Barn St. Nicholas School Stuart Heights Baptist Church Surgery Center of Chattanooga, LP Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe (downtown) TDOT The John Ankerberg Show The Lupton Company, LLC Titan-Acepex JV, LLC Top Flight, Inc. Unique Fabricating South United Way of Greater Chattanooga UTC-Aramark Vision Hospitality Group Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church WTCI Public Television Corporation YMCA-Downtown YMCA Food & Fun Zaxby’s Zee Company

DONORS

We are so thankful for our friends who support us! Gifts reported below were made during the 2023 Calendar Year. We cannot do it without you. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this list, but we don’t always get it right. Please let us know of any errors so we can correct the list and our records.

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $20,000+ Anonymous City of Chattanooga First Horizon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens United Way of Greater Chattanooga

CHAMPIONS $10,000-$19,999 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Carmichael Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Davenport, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gee Johnson, Hickey and Murchison, PC John and Kathy Marek Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKee Mraz Charitable Trust Tri-State Roofing Contractors, LLC Unum Group

BENEFACTOR $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous (1) Mr. Charlie Arant BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. James E. Casey Elder’s Ace Hardware Elliott Davis, LLC EPB Food City Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Foust Ms. Rita Heckrotte and Mr. Jim Roxlo Todd Henon Properties Knights of Columbus, Council 14079 Dr. and Mrs. Gary E. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Oldham Peace Communications Mr. and Mrs. Clay Pricket James P. Roberts Trust Smile 180 Foundation Tri-State Roofing Contractors Tucker Foundation

The Walker Family Fund Mr. Howard L. Yarbrough

PATRON $1,000-$4,999 Anonymous (2) BackSwing Golf Events, Inc. Baker Donelson Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Barto Bassett Furniture Ms. Ann Bell Benwood Foundation UTC Beta Upsilon Chi Fraternity Mr. and Mrs. John Bode Mrs. Jane Bricard Bud Home Wesley and Julia Bursch Mrs. Elizabeth Camp Mr. Michael Cardillo Mr. Robert Carter Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Company Chattanooga Area Schools Federal Credit Union Chattanooga Bakery, Inc. Chattanooga Civitan Club Colgate Speakers Bureau Concord-Farragut Sertoma Club Mrs. Claudette Cox Dr. and Mrs. David Cox Mr. and Mrs. David Dake Tom and Anita Decosimo E.F. Brannon Furniture Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Feintuch Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Field Ft. Oglethorpe Dental The James Gauntt Family Mr. and Mrs. John F. Germ Hamico, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Heidel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Helton Henderson, Hutcherson & McCullough Mary Clare Holm Interiors Jeff and Laura Ann Howell

Mrs. Mary M. Hupp Dr. and Mrs. E. Bruce Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hutton Hazel M. Hutcheson Foundation Ms. Nelwyn Inman Integrity Automotive Group Ms. Michelle Johnson Illinois Tool Works Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Kennedy David and Ashley Kinzler Knights of Columbus, Council 4572 Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Kurtz Mandy Lamb Design Mrs. Jeanette Leitner Dan and Melinda Mason McGriff Insurance Services Mr. and Mrs. Walter McFarland Mr. Wayne McLemore Davis and Ashlan Morelock Mr. and Mrs. Bubba Morgan Jesse and Emily Morgan Mr. Gary S. Napolitan Mr. and Mrs. Skip Nardo National Cooperative Bank Mrs. A.B. Neil, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bram Neil Parker and Shelby Newell Mrs. Jo Ellen Oliver PCM Fire Sprinklers Charles G. Perrow Trust Mr. and Mrs. John A. Phillips Matt and Tiffany Phillips Mrs. Helen S. Pregulman Mr. and Mrs. Scott Probasco Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Puckett Ms. Janice C. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riley Rise Partners River Gallery Mr. Derek Rogers Linda Carol Romans Trust Susan and Rusty Rouse SDI Realty Advisors See Rock City Mr. and Mrs. Scott Short Mr. Brij B. Singh 11

Smoky’s Tobacco & Cigars Estate of Wesley L. Shankles Southern Champion Tray Mr. Emerson Springer James and Jena Story Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Strang Mr. Jerry H. Summers Tennessee American Water Foundation Tennessee Valley Authority Mr. John C. Thornton Tivoli Theatre Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tolar Tower Community Bank The Trust Company Dr. Ben L. Tyber UBS Community Affairs United Heartland Mrs. Jane H. Waddell Michael and Kakhi Wakefield Mr. Mike Wallace The Woolery Dr. and Mrs. J. Mack Worthington

LEADERSHIP $500-$999 Anonymous Mr. Rick Allison Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Armstrong Mr. Morris E. Brown Kyle and Susan Bryant Mr. Robert Cardillo Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark Mrs. Beth Crimmins Ms. Conley Crimmins Mark and Lizzie Currin Tina Currin Garnett Decosimo and Alicyn York Ms. Vicki M. Dillard

Mr. William M. Donohoo Ms. Mary L. Drazich Mr. Scott Haden Mr. and Mrs. John Haley Mr. David W. Hammel, Jr. Mrs. Carolyn Hart Mr. and Mrs. David Hawke Mrs. Glennice Hegwood Mr. Jim Petty and Ms. Heidi Hoffecker Mr. Jim Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Hollaway William and Norma Hubbuch Fund Ms. Margaret E. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Johnson Mr. Ken Jones Mrs. Kay Keefe Mr. Jim Kennedy Scott and Marlea Kent Mr. William Kent Mrs. Virginia Kirk Ms. Mandy Lamb Mr. and Mrs. David G. Lawman Mr. Joe Lester Matt and Abigail Lockhart Mr. A.L. Mashburn Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mason Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCain Mr. Ray McDowell Ms. Anna M. McMellon Mr. Aon D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Moore Ms. Emily Morgan Ms. Violet Morrison Mr. Hugh Morrow Dr. Giang Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Norwood Ms. Carmen Patty Ward and Nancy Petty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Pleva Corey and Jaimi Remillard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rethwilm Mr. Steve Rhyne Ms. Tera Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Jay Robinson

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Robby and Julianna Robinson Dr. and Mrs. S. Michael Roe Matthew and Barbara Royal Richard Gossett and Michelle Ruest Ms. Liz Russell Mrs. Bonny B. Shuptrine Justin and Melanie Siler Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Smith Mrs. Cynthia W. Swafford Mr. and Dr. Raymond H. Tedstrom Mr. and Mrs. Bert Templeton Ms. Lee Towery Mrs. Dori Waller Brandon and Megan Waters Mr. and Mrs. William White Ms. Brenda Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Willett Mr. Tom Wilson Mr. Matt Winget Cigna Health Insurance Ms. Sally Wencel and Ms. Angela Dittmar

INVESTOR $250-$499 Anonymous (2) Jared and Sydney Adams Mr. and Mrs. William P. Aiken Ms. Anna Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Brian Benton David and Cara Bowman John and Kirby Brock Ms. Sally S. Brown and Mr. John W. Moore Dr. Carol Bush and Dr. Aubrey M. Bush Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Christison Mrs. Mary N. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Currey The Dixie Group Foundation Alan and Elizabeth Doak Mr. John N. Dorsey Mr. Drake Earnest Josh and Brittany Ennen Mr. and Mrs. James Frierson Brady and Whitney Garvich Mr. Jonathan Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Groves Mr. and Mrs. Tony R. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hart Jay and Ellie Hildebrand Mrs. Judy Hoette Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Jackson Mr. Frank King Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. LaGraff Ms. Helen C. Laseter Mr. and Mrs. James Levine Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lucchesi Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Lusk, Jr. Sam and Sally Lynch Ms. and Mr. Julie A. Mader Mr. Jeffrey A. Mader Mr. Shay R. Mahone Mr. Tripp McCallie Mrs. Sue F. McCullough Mr. Charles E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Moy Mr. John H. Neil Mrs. Teresa R. Noble Ms. Johnnie M. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Potter Mrs. Phyllis Renneisen Ms. Pamela Revill Mr. Michael S. Rhyne Mr. Harry T. Robinson, III Ms. Joan M. Robinson Evan and Erica Sharber Special Olympics Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Strang Mr. Richard C. Thatcher, III Mr. Stuart W. Thorn Senator and Mrs. Bo Watson Mrs. Nicole Watson Ms. Sarah Williams Mrs. Cara Woolsey Mr. Clay Watson Mr. Curtis Sims Mr. David J. Davis Mr. Roger Qualey Ms. Jennifer Odister

SUSTAINER $100-$249 Anonymous A.D. Engineering Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Adams

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Ayre Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bailey Ms. Margaret Baird Mrs. Jacque Benderman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Berman Ms. Forrestine S. Blackburn Mr. Edward N. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Barry B. Boettner Mr. Michael Borge Ms. Sheila Boring Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Branson Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Brown Ms. Carolyn Y. T. Brown Ms. Peggy O. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Darrell P. Campbell Ms. Paige Carmichael Mr. Bill Carrell Mr. Brian S. Clarke Dr. and Mrs. David N. Collins Ms. Linda T. Collins Costco Wholesale Corporation Mr. and Mrs. J. Clay Crumbliss Mrs. Eve Currin Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dann Mrs. Leland H. Davenport Ms. Elisabeth Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Davis, Jr. Mr. Jeff Davis Mr. and Mrs. James L. Day Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Decosimo Mr. and Mrs. Nick Decosimo Ms. Rose Decosimo Ms. Kristi Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. DeRight Grant and Sara Dotson Mr. Jeff Durham Dr. and Mrs. William K. Dwyer Mr. Dillard L. Edgemon Engstrom Services, Inc. Mr. Roy Exum Mr. Ronald L. Farrow Ms. Sonia Fears Mr. and Mrs. John A. Felker First Baptist Church – Waters Class Mr. Adam J. Flegel Mr. and Mrs. Russell Friberg Mr. and Mrs. George Gannaway

Billy and Lucy Gates Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. George Ms. Patti H. Gervin Mr. and Mrs. James B. Gilpatrick Mr. J. Tom Glenn Mrs. Margaret Godfrey Brent Goldberg and Courtney Altfillisch Dr. and Mrs. James S. Goodlet, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Grant Mrs. Nancy I. Gray Ms. Dianne B. Gray Kennedy and Elizabeth Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle Hauth Mr. Konrad Heider Ms. Phyllis Holland Ms. Virginia Holm Mr. Eugene T. Hubbuch Ms. Alex Huffaker Ms. Linda Human Mr. and Mrs. K. Donald Jensen Ms. Nancy J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Kaiser, III Ms. Nina Keane Ms. Jeanette L. Kelly & Ms. Rilla S. Fairchild Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Kent Ms. Katie Kent Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. King Mr. Chris King Ms. Rachel King Mrs. Ashley Kinzler Ms. Susan Kirby Ms. Sharon C. Klemm Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. LaGraff Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Laub Ms. Abigail Lavin Ms. Ellen Law Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lawhorn Mrs. Sherry Lawson Mrs. Dorothy S. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Naino Leo The Lupton Company, LLC Ms. Jonnie Sue Lyons Ms. Jane T. Mack Mr. Robert P. Main Ms. Anita Mangan 13

Mrs. Carol S. Mangum Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mann Ms. Sharon M. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mayberry Dr. M. Stephen McDonough Mr. John C. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Medearis, IV Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Meredith Mr. Robert L. Mick Mr. and Mrs. A. Gene Morris Mr. Ian Morris Mr. Donald Morton Mrs. Helen Tyber Morton Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Murchison Ms. Catherine M. Neal Ms. Lucy Nealy Mr. Edward Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Obear Mr. Greg Obrien Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. O’Connor Mrs. Neal Oehmig Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oltman Ms. Mary Owen Mr. Brian Owens Mr. and Mrs. Carter N. Paden, III Ms. Ashlee Patten Mr. and Mrs. Ansel M. Peak Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Pelton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Pethke Mr. Kirk Pilliner Mrs. Billie J. Poole Dr. and Mrs. Charles Portera Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Powell, Jr. Mr. Ed Reece Reese Enterprises Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Revenig Mr. F. Hall Reynolds, II Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Rich Kevin and Cassie Rose

Mrs. Amanda S. Rowe Mr. Rex Rowell and Mrs. Gaye Stone Mr. Charles G. Rowland Ms. Rosie A. Russell Mrs. Clare M. Sawyer Mr. Arthur Schmidy Mr. David Schwind Mr. and Mrs. William R. Scott, III Honorable and Mrs. Clarence E. Shattuck Ms. Uneva Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David M. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith Mr. Norman Smith Mrs. Alice L. Smith Ms. Dee T. Smith Mr. James W. Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Spencer State Street Corporation Ms. Yvette Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James L. Toon Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. True Mr. and Mrs. John C. Tugman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Tyber Mr. and Mrs. Chad Varga Mrs. Jane Whit Wallace Mr. C. M. Warren Ms. Toria Watson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Webb Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Webb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. H. White Mr. Daniel J. White Ms. Carol Whitfield Chase and Katie Whitmire Mr. and Mrs. Grady P. Williams Mr. Schalles Williams Joseph and Beth Wingfield Ms. Alicyn York Dr. and Mrs. James L. Zellner Ms. Alyssa J. Zellner Ms. Betty Zoller

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FRIEND Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Adkins Ms. Maccarena Aguilera Ms. Gracie Allen Mr. Louis Alley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Batten Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bigger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borneman Mr. and Mrs. Cal Boroughs Mr. and Mrs. Prentice A. Bostic Mr. Richard L. Boyd Ms. Chantee Boykin Mrs. Imogene Brewer Mrs. Edithann Broadrick Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cade Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Caperton Ms. Mary R. Carlson Mrs. Marie Chinery Mr. Larry R. Clark Mr. James Clayborn Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Cohen Mr. James D. Conner Dr. and Mrs. David C. Conner Ms. Sabie Crowder Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James R. Daniel Mr. John T. Decosimo Mr. and Mrs. John Deering Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Drennan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. DuBose Ms. Linda R. Ellis Ms. Connelly Ensign Mrs. Wanda C. Faulkner Ms. Sara Fluty Mrs. Charlotte C. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. James W. Frierson Mr. and Mrs. George G. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Sammy D. Gooden Ms. Brenda R. Green Mrs. Janice D. Guider Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hamilton Hanna Oil & Gas Company Ms. Dianne Herrington Ms. Heidi Hetrick Ms. Pamela Hudson Ms. Beth H. Jacobs

Mr. Miles J. Jolly Ms. Amanda Jones Mr. Benjamin Kearns Ms. Shelly Killian Mr. James Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Jack LaMar Mr. and Mrs. James C. R. Laney Ms. Mary Levine Mr. Jody Liner Ms. Sarah L. Lockmiller Ms. Kathleen E. Mahn Mr. Michael Mahn Ms. Donna McConnico Ms. Betty R. Miller Mrs. Bobbye M. Morgan Mrs. Jane A. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Morris Ms. Jean D. Patton Mr. and Mrs. David Payne Mr. Noah P. Pelfrey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Petty Mr. and Mrs. David Price William and Laura Probasco Mrs. Ellen Probasco Moore Ms. Esther F. Rabenstein Ms. Donna Rast Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Reabold Ms. Janet A. Reeve Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Roberts, III. Ms. Terry Roberts Mr. Robert Roth Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schrader Mr. Colin Sheehan Alan and Bonnie Shuptrine Ms. Barbara Sorrow Mr. and Mrs. Vince J. Stafford Mr. William Stephens Mrs. Sally H. Strickland Dr. Karen D. Sumers Ms. Carolyn Sutton Ms. Alice D. Tarumianz Mr. Matthew Taylor Ms. Karin Traylor Tyner Church of Christ Ms. Carolyn M. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Whitfield Mr. Benjamin Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willie Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Wojnovich Mr. and Mrs. John H. Woody Mrs. Patricia A. Wrinkle

HONORARIA Dr. and Mrs. Richard Alvarez Dr. and Mrs. Gary E. Meredith

Gary S. Napolitan Mrs. Jeanette Leitner

Elizabeth B. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cushman

Bramlett Neil Mr. and Mrs. James R. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feinberg Ms. Deborah Mandel Mr. and Mrs. Bram Neil, III Mr. John Neil Mrs. A. B. Neil, Jr. Mr. James W. Snodgrass

Jake Barker Mr. and Mrs. Sammy D. Gooden

Ralph Noble Dr. and Mrs. Gary E. Meredith

Douglas Beaver Ms. Paige Carmichael

Tera Roberts Ms. Donna McConnico

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Borneman Dr. and Mrs. Gary E. Meredith

William Russell Mr. Fred Decosimo

Christopher Cardillo Mr. Michael Cardillo

Mike Shadow Mrs. Amanda S. Rowe

Mr. and Mrs. David Clemons Dr. and Mrs. Gary E. Meredith

Dr. Wayne Shearer Honorable and Mrs. Clarence E. Shattuck

Rachel Andry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rethwilm Mr. and Mrs. T. Maxfield Bahner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. O’Connor

Donna L. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Ayre Mary Hampton Crews Ms. Vicki M. Dillard Ms. Dianne Herrington Jim Dake Mr. and Mrs. David Dake Emma Davenport Mrs. Leland Davenport George Gannaway Mraz Charitable Trust Heidi R. Hoffecker Mr. Brian S. Clarke Jordan LaGraff Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. LaGraff Tonya May Ms. Linda R. Ellis

Adam Stein Dr. and Mrs. William K. Dwyer Jerry H. Summers Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Davenport, Jr. Mr. C.M. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Alec Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Gary E. Meredith Ben Tyber Mr. Morris E. Brown Mr. Scott Haden Mackenzie Waddell Mr. and Mrs. John Deering Mrs. Jane H. Waddell Debbie Zerwer Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Hutchins

Betsy McCullough Mrs. Sue McCullough Walter S. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. George Gannaway Dr. Gary and Mrs. Vickie Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Meredith Tevis Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borneman

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IN MEMORIAM Mark Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oltman Dianne Aytes Mrs. Marie Chinery Mrs. Mary N. Coleman Ms. Kristi Delaney Mr. Jeff Durham Engstrom Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Germ Ms. Janice D. Guider Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hollaway Ms. Linda Human Johnson, Hickey & Murchison Ms. Rachel King Mrs. Sue McCullough Mrs. Bobbye M. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Murchison Ms. Jo Ellen Oliver Mr. and Mrs. David Payne Ms. Johnnie Perry Mr. Kirk Pilliner Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Roberts, III Mr. Robert Roth Rusty and Susan Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schrader Ms. Barbara Sorrow Mr. Jerry H. Summers Ms. Carolyn Sutton Dr. and Mrs. J. Mack Worthington Max and Sarah Bahner Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Adams Mrs. Imogene Brewer Mr. Bill Carrell Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel Mrs. Mary N. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Cooper

Mr. and Mrs. J. Clay Crumbliss Mrs. Eve Currin Ms. Elisabeth Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Davis, Jr. Elliott Davis First Baptist Church – Waters Class Mr. and Mrs. Russell Friberg Ms. Patti H. Gervin Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Grant Ms. Dianne B. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Harmon Ms. Linda Human Ms. Beth H. Jacobs Ms. Susan Kirby Ms. Ellen Law Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lawhorn Mrs. M.J. Levine Ms. Sarah L. Lockmiller Ms. Jonnie Sue Lyons Mr. Michael Mahn Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Maxwell Mr. Robert L. Mick Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Obear Ms. Jean D. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Pethke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Petty Mr. and Mrs. John A. Phillips, Jr. Ms. Esther F. Rabenstein Ms. Janet A. Reeve Dr. and Mrs. F. Hall Reynolds, II Mr. and Mrs. Jay Robinson Rusty and Susan Rouse Ms. Alice D. Tarumianz Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tolar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. H. White Mr. and Mrs. William White Mr. and Mrs. John Woody Douglas Bird Mr. and Mrs. A. Gene Morris Judy Borders Ms. Lucy Nealy Sherry Boring Ms. Sheila Boring

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Keith Bush Drs. Aubrey and Carol Bush Mr. John C. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Moy Thomas A. Caldwell, Jr. Mraz Charitable Trust Chad Campbell Mr. John N. Dorsey Dr. and Mrs. S. Michael Roe Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Spencer Chris Cardillo Mr. and Mrs. Cal Boroughs Mr. Michael Cardillo Mr. Robert Cardillo Sara Allison Chitko Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Adkins Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cushman Mrs. Sue F. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Nolan E. Nerren Ms. Ashlee Patten Ms. Toria Watson Thomas H. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Ayre Mr. and Mrs. Prentice A. Bostic Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Brown Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark Mrs. Claudette W. Cox Ms. Linda R. Ellis Mr. Ronald L. Farrow Mr. and Mrs. John F. Germ Mrs. Margaret Godfrey Mr. Jim Holcomb Ms. Phyllis Holland Ms. Pamela Hudson Ms. Nancy J. Johnson Johnson, Hickey & Murchison Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Lusk, Jr. Ms. Jane T. Mack Ms. Kathleen E. Mahn Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mayberry Mrs. Sue F. McCullough Mrs. Jane A. Morgan Mr. Brian Owens Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Potter Ms. Donna Rast Rusty and Susan Rouse

Mrs. Clare M. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. William R. Scott, III Ms. Dee T. Smith Mr. Jerry H. Summers Mr. and Mrs. James L. Toon Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. True Ms. Sarah Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willie Dr. Larry W. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Kennedy Christopher Dale Foust Mr. Michael Borge Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Foust Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lucchesi Mr. and Mrs. Davis Morelock John W. Goodlet Dr. and Mrs. James S. Goodlet, Jr. Bettye Gouger Mrs. Nancy I. Gray Bruce James Hoette Mrs. Judy Hoette Morton J. Kent Mr. and Mrs. William R. Scott, III William Mahn Ms. Sharon C. Klemm James Mann Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cade Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Drennan Ms. Brenda R. Green Ms. Anita Mangan Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mann Ms. Catherine M. Neal Mr. Greg Obrien Ms. Mary Owen Ms. Betty Zoller Emily Christison McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Christison Sanford “Butch” Miller Mrs. Edithann Broadrick Ms. Patricia Hardy Ms. Betty R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Nolan E. Nerren Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith Melissa Ann Moore Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore

Jeremy W. Poole Mrs. Billie J. Poole Christopher L. Reece Mr. Larry R. Clark Laura Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gibson Nanette K. Slaten Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sparks Cynthia Smith Mr. and Mrs. John A. Phillips, Jr. Sandra Smith Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Smith Mr. Christopher A. O’Herlihy Janet Strang John Strang Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Decosimo Ms. Rose Decosimo Ms. Pamela Hudson Mrs. Marianne Justin The Lupton Company Mrs. Sue McCullough Dr. M. Stephen McDonough Mrs. Ellen Probasco Moore Mr. and Mrs. Bubba Morgan Mrs. Neal Oehmig Mr. and Mrs. Carter N. Paden, III Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Powell, Jr. Mrs. Helen S. Pregulman Mr. Charles G. Rowland Mrs. Alice L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Vince J. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Strang Mr. Jerry H. Summers Mr. and Mrs. James L. Toon

Kevin Yarbrough Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Branson Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Cohen Ms. Linda T. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cushman Mrs. Wanda C. Faulkner Ms. Sara Fluty Mrs. Charlotte C. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. George G. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Lusk, Jr. Rusty and Susan Rouse Mr. and Mrs. David M. Smith, Jr. Mrs. Jane Whit Wallace Mr. Howard L. Yarbrough Nancy Yarbrough Mr. Howard L. Yarbrough Deborah Lee Zerwer Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Hutchins

Donald T. Swafford Mrs. Cynthia W. Swafford Betty Tate Ms. Linda R. Ellis Betty, Isidore & Jackie Tyber Mrs. Helen Tyber Morton Dr. Karen D. Sumers Warren B. Waddell Mrs. Jane H. Waddell Jerry Wrinkle Mrs. Clare M. Sawyer Mrs. Patricia A. Wrinkle

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GIVING SOCIETIES/FUNDS

THOMAS A. CALDWELL, JR. SOCIETY Thomas A. Caldwell, Jr. Society recognizes donors who commit to making a monetary gift of any amount each and every year. The Society is named after Tom Caldwell who was instrumental in the formation of Orange Grove, and served faithfully and actively on the Board continuously from 1953 until his passing in 2018. Mr. Caldwell was a much revered and beloved member of the legal community in Chattanooga.

Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Anderson Mrs. Jane J. Aytes Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Baird Mr. Kenneth B. Banks Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Beckman Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Clark Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott Ferguson Mrs. Helen Goldman Mr. Jim Petty and Ms. Heidi Hoffecker Mrs. Mary M. Hupp Mrs. And Mrs. Eugene T. Mann Ms. Sharon M. Matthews Mrs. Lucy Nealy Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Neil, III Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ossewaarde Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Schriner Mr. Jerry H. Summers TWH Architects, Inc. Mrs. Jane H. Waddell

OSAGE ROOTS SOCIETY The Osage Roots Society recognizes those donors who ensure their legacy of generosity by helping build the future at Orange Grove through their planned estate gifts.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Anderson Mrs. Forrestine Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. James Kenneth Blair Mr. James A. Burkart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cox Ms. Karen Downer Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Foust Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Hauth Mrs. Rita Heckrotte and Mr. Jim Roxlo Ms. Marina Jenkins

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Mr. Daniel Jernigan by Mrs. Amy S. Jernigan and Mr. David Blakeman Mr. Gary S. Napolitan Mr. James P. Roberts Rusty and Susan Rouse

Mr. Wesley Shankles Mrs. Hazel Mae Stamper Mr. Jerry H. Summers Mr. Howard Yarbrough

IN-KIND GIFTS 3 Leaf Med Spa 6 Degrees ACS Wardrobe Consulting Action Graphics Alleia Restaurant Allora Creative Armor Xteriors Athens Distributing Company of Chattanooga Barnsley Resort Baylor School Beth Wingfield Photography The Blowout Co. Chattanooga Bruster’s Real Ice Cream Ms. Brittany Burris Canopy Coffee and Wine Bar Casafina Chattanooga Battlefield Plumbing Chattanooga Bakery, Inc. Chattanooga Ballet Chattanooga Christian School Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Company Chattanooga Lookouts Chattanooga Times Free Press Cheers with Greer Cherokee Distributing Company Chick Fil A (Brainerd Location) Common House Croghan’s Jewel Box DEFY Chattanooga Divine Goods Ms. Judith Dwyer Eden Thistle Embellish Collection Mr. and Mrs. Richard Emrath Mrs. Michelle Fernandes Food For the Southern Soul Ms. Stephanie Forbert GAF Girls Preparatory School Gold Bond, Inc. Green Ground Solutions Mrs. Melinda Grohman Hello Monty Restaurant Heyou Gifts Highway 58 Liquors Hoff & Pepper

Holy City Mahjong Mrs. Sharel Hooper Huck and Peck Mr. and Mrs. E. Bruce Hutchinson il Primo Restaurant iTrip Chattanooga Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dan Johnson Johnson, Hickey & Murchison Juliska Karen Bridges Hair Kelley Hoagland Photography Kenco Transportation Mrs. Marlea Kent Knights of Columbus, Council #14079 Soddy Daisy Knights of Columbus, Council #14521 Signal Mountain Knights of Columbus, Council #6099 East Brainerd Knights of Columbus, Council #610 Chattanooga Knights of Columbus, Council #8576 Ashland Terrace Larimar MedSpa Mr. William Lavin Leon Loard Lettering with Lesley Logistix Lola Beans Lookout Limousine Lula Lake Land Trust Mac’s Kitchen and Bar Marithyme Seafood Company Mary Clare Holm Interiors The Masaj Dan and Melinda Mason Materia Prima Coffee & Farm The McCallie School McKee Foods Corporation McLemore Resort, LLC Mr. Jonathan Meadows Mocs Sports Properties Nothing Bundt Cakes Notre Dame High School OddStory Brewing Company Office Furniture Works, LLC Peace Communications Pearl by Lela Rose Pedego Electric Bikes

Pest Tech Mr. and Mrs. Nate Phillips Public House Restaurant Pure Face Care REVIVAL Home Rib and Loin (CCPF, Inc) Riverside Wine and Spirits The Rosecomb Scenic City Wine See Rock City Sister Homage Southern Belle Southern Star Southside Salon Jerry H. Summers The Ark Pet Spa & Hotel The Sewanee Inn Tivoli Theatre Foundation Topgolf Chattanooga Trans-Logistics Group University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Vietri Vine Street Bakery The Woolery Ms. Debbie Worley Yoga Landing

VOLUNTEERS January 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023 Number of Volunteers – 232 Number of Hours – 3,605 Value of Time - $110,882 Gracie Allen Norma Anderson Rick Anderson Rachel Andry Stacey Barton Sherry Barrett Joanne Beckman Michael Benton Will Benton Harry Beitsch Jake Brune Julia Bursch Greer Campbell

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Chattanooga Roller Derby Chattanooga Football Club Bella Christiano Christmas with a Voice Ashley Codispoti Claire Davis Connell Mary Ellen Cook Billy Cooper Conley Crimmins Lizzie Currin Brittany Donner Charles Donner Kara Durham Elliott Davis, LLC Noah Cowart Sarah Denton Jennifer Goodman Caroline Henderson Autumn Jewell Jake Johnson Alicia Juhl Grace Logterman Holt Patton Leah Spahr Nick Sneller Marcie Fernandes Michelle Fernandes Ricky Floyd Kaye Foust Donna Godfrey Vance Goforth Hallie Haley Chloe Harris Jim Holloway Mary Clare Holm Pam Jackson Alexandria Johnson David Johnson T. Michelle Johnson Kristy Jones

Trinity Jones Marianne Justin Kenco Transportation Danielle Baucom Hailey Brown Mario Hill Keaton Hughes Kelli Ledford Will Stone Beth Wright Knights of Columbus Father Patrick J. Ryan Council 610 Holy Family Council 6099 Phillip Paul Breen Council 8576 Holy Spirit Council 14079 James R. Hedges Council 14521 OLPH Chattanooga Council 17184 Jim Kurtz Judy Kurtz Liz Kurtz Sally Lynch Alonzo Luna Rhonda Massey Master Gardens of Hamilton County McCallie School T-Term Group Adam Tolar Erin Tocknell Jack Bowen Miles Belva Sid Cheemonesti Jorden Crough Zjengping Ding Carson Gaines Will Honeycutt Ray Lin Mason Lovell Arjun Patel

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Jack Rogers Griffen Suits Morgan Wills Wave McFarland Gary Meredith Vickie Meredith Alyssa Mingola Hendley Morton Konrad Motzek Chrystal Murphy Carmen Patty Jeff Pepper Drew Petty Catherine Pierce PlayCore Laura Probasco Billy Ramsey Julianna Robinson Erica Sharber Melanie Chando Siler Sonja Sparks Dianna Sutherland Soddy Daisy Fire Department Tennessee Valley Authority Laura Amini Megan Andersen Meshelle Augustin Kyle Barham Donna Bedwell Christine Bertani Robyn Berry Jennifer Bryan Kirsten Brune Joanne Bryant Tim Campbell Tom Carpenter Anna Coffelt Bob Colwick Matt Crocker Justin Domon Megan Everts Randy Farlett Ashley Floyd Jonathan Frater Amanda Gentry

Marshalia Green Jonathan Harris Robert Heard Greg Henrick Lan Hilliard Brent Howell Tammy Irwin Michelle Johnson Thomas Kennedy Cheryl Kosmidis Gabe Kurtz Donna Langevin Aaron Looney Sara Madugula Brian Millard Chris Miller Travis Mitchell Randy Petty Charise Powell Oscar Ramirez Taylor Riley Evan Roach Terry Lee Roberts Kenzie Saitia Beau Scott Vivian Scharle Kaz Shakir Chance Silvers Angela Sims Dana Stone Jessie Tinin Melissa Waller Sarah Walker Patricia Williams Carolyn Wilson Toby Wilson Melissa Wimpsy Victoria Vicente Frances Thomason Patti Wade Jenna Wheeler Beth Wingfield Alicyn York

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rosie Russell, President Gary S. Napolitan, JD, Chairman Susan Gouger Rouse, Vice President Joe Jackson, Secretary

Stephen T. Perry, Treasurer Michael A. Barto, Assistant Treasurer John F. Germ, Member-at-Large Sharon Matthews, Member-at-Large

David Barto William Bryan Sonia Fears Judy C. Hoette E. Bruce Hutchinson Daniel J. LaGraff Sandy Lusk Sarah Moore

Gregory Reabold S. Scott Short Melanie Siler

Jerry H. Summers, JD Ben L. Tyber, DDS Howard L. Yarbrough

Honorary Board Members (not pictured) T. Hicks Armor Larry Cash, JD Hugh J. Moore, Jr., JD William R. Russell

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FY2022-2023 EXPENSES

REVENUE $37,625,394

Program Costs

$40,593,335

Fees

1,817,499

Administrative

3,619,531

Contributions

655,761

Fundraising

104,835

Other

2,441,196

TOTAL EXPENSES

$ 44,317,701

TOTAL REVENUE

42,539,850

NET ENDING ASSETS

- $ 1,777,851

Government

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ADMINISTRATION Tera Roberts, Chief Executive Officer Danny Johnson, Chief Financial Officer Wayne Collins, Chief Operations Officer Shawn Ellis, Chief Residential Officer

Carla Walker, Dir of Human Resources Gina Selby, Dir of Compliance and Training Rick Rader, MD, Dir of Morton J. Kent Habilitation Center Heidi R. Hoffecker, Dir of Development Phillip Royal, Dir of Health Care Services Robert Boehm, MD, Dir of Augustus M. McCravey Health Care Clinic Bev Witt, Dir of Therapy Services Kelley Morgan, Dir of Fiscal Services Jamie Sample, Dir of Residential Habilitation Gail Walker, Interim Dir of Supported Living Teena Joseph, Dir of Children’s Services Jim Lockwood, Dir of Logistics Services

Darcy Owens, Dir of Employment Services Mandy Hall, Dir of Adult Day Services Windy Brooks, AD of Development David Cox, AD of Case Management

Rachael Gray, AD of Residential Habilitation Brooke Mcantire, AD of Compliance and Training Beverly Rawn, AD of ICF Jerry Beaver, AD of ICF

Amanda O’Connor, AD of ICF Carlton Eason, AD of Supported Living Daisy Seard, AD of Human Resources Tracy Wilkerson, AD of ICF Nursing

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Funded in part by these agencies and many private contributors.

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VISION STATEMENT Orange Grove seeks to be a movement, not a place; seeks to be a community, not a setting; and seeks to be a practice, not a promise. We strive to ensure that everyone enjoys a truly inclusive daily experience by having partners and a purpose in the greater community.

Photograph by: Dennis Wilkes (except as otherwise noted)

Design and printing by: Shannon Byroad, College Press