for nearly 50 years, we have been the Place Kansas City families have turned to when the little ones in their lives experience traumatic events. 2024 was a year of The Children’s Place turning outward and stepping outside our doors to reach even more families in our community by:
Bringing mental health services directly to children at schools and early education centers through The Children’s Place on Wheels, a new traveling therapy playroom in a retrofitted minibus that will offer approximately 700 therapy sessions per year.
Expanding our Counseling Center, adding two additional therapists and increasing our capacity by 70% in 2024.
Swiftly stepping in to share mental health resources when tragedy struck Kansas City at the Chiefs celebration parade, with social media posts (@childrensplacekc) reaching thousands of people and offering coping strategies for children and adults in the aftermath.
Sharing our expertise on early childhood mental health with the community, with our teachers and therapists leading trainings at local schools and partner organizations.
This work was only possible because of the support of people like you, who have generously joined us on this journey and given time and resources to ensure that children in Kansas City have access to the early childhood mental health services they need. Thanks to your generosity, children who have experienced deep hurts have had the chance to experience carefree moments like soaring down the slide, sprinkling glitter onto their craft projects, or playing with a friend in a cozy corner.
In moments big and small, you have changed the life trajectories of children and families. Thank you for believing in this important work.
Ann Thomas President & CEO
To protect the privacy of the children and families we serve, The Children’s Place secures written permission from the parent and/or legal guardian of all children featured in our photography.
COME ALONG for the Ride!
The Children’s Place on Wheels is rolling into our community, bringing early childhood mental health services to young children throughout Kansas City. A traveling mental health therapy playroom in a minibus retrofitted for this purpose, The Children’s Place on Wheels eliminates barriers and brings mental health services directly to young children at schools, early education centers and more.
We have frequently heard from both families and schools who are interested in children’s mental health therapy services outside of our building. The Children’s Place on Wheels overcomes so many barriers to pursuing mental health care, including:
• Finding time in families’ busy schedules
• Navigating caregivers’ changing work schedules
• Finding childcare for other children
• Expense of weekly sessions
The Children’s Place on Wheels travels directly to host sites for prescheduled weekly appointments. Children can receive the mental health therapy they need to heal from their past experiences and thrive.
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Bringing Healing to Children
Staffed with a licensed clinician and a driver, the bus parks outside a center to meet with children for appointment-based therapy sessions. These clients are referred through The Children’s Place and begin their journeys with an initial developmental assessment along with a meeting between the caregiver and therapist. From there, the child has weekly appointments on the bus.
Step Inside the Playroom
The Children’s Place on Wheels is designed to feel just like entering a therapy playroom in our building, complete with a variety of toys so that children have all the tools they need to express feelings, show nurturing or tell the stories of past traumatic experiences. This careful design creates predictability so that children know what to expect each week and can build on that foundation of growth and healing.
First of its kind in the region
The Children’s Place on Wheels was the first of its kind in the Kansas City area. Beyond the reworking of the interior, the bus has other features, including a solar-powered heater and air conditioner to control temperature while parked, heated floors, and voiceactivated lighting to create a sensory soothing therapeutic environment.
Thank you
Thank you to the following visionary donors who believed in bringing The Children’s Place on Wheels to Kansas City: CAPTRUST, Fore The Kids Foundation, the Philoptochos Society, Eleanor Shutz Memorial Fund and Anonymous. The Children’s Services Fund of Jackson County provided underwriting for the expense of therapy services on The Children’s Place on Wheels, ensuring there is no cost for families living in Jackson County.
OUR IMPACT
“There is nowhere else like The Children’s Place. It offers invaluable services to some of the most vulnerable in our community. It changes our kids’ lives .”
– Caregiver of a child in our Day Treatment program
Mission :
The Children’s Place: where children and families heal from life’s deepest hurts.
Vision :
Childhood restored. We tirelessly pursue, find and celebrate healing for young children in our community who have faced trauma, enabling children to lead happy, healthy, hopeful lives.
Assessments
children & families served
COUNSELING CENTER Children
COUNSELING CENTER Adults
DAY TREATMENT
caregiver groups
FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES
100%
of families reported that therapy has helped their child heal.*
100% of families reported their race, ethnicity, culture and language are respected by staff*
professionals trained by our staff through workshops and professional development
555 inquiries fielded by our Admissions Coordinator from families seeking help for their children
400+
*Data is compiled from our caregiver survey, distributed twice annually to the families we serve.
Rudy Bears distributed 52
Rudy Bear is the beloved green bear who welcomes all who enter The Children’s Place. When a child completes services at The Children’s Place, they receive their very own plush Rudy Bear. The same Rudy Bear who was there to greet them every day at The Children’s Place will be right there with them for the next step on their journey.
Our boards
The work we do is only possible because of the support of so many individuals and groups who give generously to our mission. Thank you especially to our five auxiliary boards: Angel Board, Young Ambassador Board, Teen Board, Board Alumni Club and Guardian Angels, who provide support for The Children’s Place, raising funds and building awareness for our cause.
The Angel Board
Young Ambassador Board
The Teen Board
Board of Directors
Thank you to the community leaders who comprise our boards and champion our programs, giving generously of their time and talents to make healing possible for the children and families we serve.
Danelle Bender, Chair Dairy Farmers of America
Katie Gound, Vice Chair Community Volunteer
Kristen Harrelson, Secretary HOK
Brad Boeshaar, Treasurer Bank of Blue Valley
Amy Allen Emery Sapp & Sons
Claire Campbell IFF
David Emley Commerce Bank
Matt FitzGerald UnitedHealth Group
Lindsay Ford The Voter Network
Karen Glickstein
Freeman Martin McKee and FineLine HR Consulting
Blake Goodman Spring Venture Group
Elizabeth Hastings, MD Children’s Mercy Hospital
Rhonda Holman Community Volunteer
Molly Hunter Gates Westering, LLC
Mike Levitan LANE4 Property Group
Rudy Liggins The Children’s Place, Retired
Kevin Martinez Distribution By Air –Kansas City & GreenvilleSpartanburg
Dawn McPherson CAPTRUST
Bruce Pendleton Swagelok Kansas City
Whitney Reagan Mariner Wealth Advisors
Graham Still Kala Performance Homes
Kia Walsh Sherwood Autism Center
William Wells aSTEAM Village
total number of volunteer hours given by the board
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Volunteers help expand our capacity and make it possible for us to focus on providing mental health care for young children. Whether it is packing backpacks full of food to send home each week or coordinating the bounce house at a Family Fun Night event, we are so grateful for all who give so generously of their time.
number of volunteers who interacted with our children hosting water days, serving hot cocoa, facilitating craft projects and more 308
total number of volunteer hours 2,172
who raised more than $43,000 for The Children’s Place at our Taste at The Place event in September. These passionate friends of the agency raised funds in support of children’s mental health and helped kickstart the party at our outdoor tasting event Taste at The Place.
THANK YOU TO OUR Congratulations!
Congratulations to Kevin & Gabby Martinez, a father-daughter team who were our TASTEMAKERS OF THE YEAR, raising $11,030 for The Children’s Place!
THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR TASTEMAKERS, WHO ALL SURPASSED THEIR INITIAL FUNDRAISING GOALS:
Cole Buckman & Jordan Diggs
Cassidy Burns & Ashton Thomas
Gretchen FitzGerald & Kyri Gorges
Karen Glickstein & Don Swartz
Paige Hewitt
Kevin & Gabby Martinez
Paul Schieber & Sarah Wilmes
DEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENTS
The first step on a young child’s road to healing is a developmental assessment, which provides an initial look into how trauma and events may have impacted their cognition, language, social, emotional and motor skills. Our largest program in terms of number of children and families served, each year our diagnostic team meets with hundreds of children ages six weeks to six years old. These assessments help evaluate whether additional intervention is recommended through our programs or at one of our community partners.
When a child enters the care of Missouri Child Welfare, they are referred to a medical exam with a local pediatrician and a developmental assessment at an agency like The Children’s Place to evaluate their developmental needs.
The Key to Language
Recent assessments have revealed that more and more children are delayed in their speech and language skills, especially as the children born during the pandemic grow up. Thank you to the generous donors who gave more than $4,000 to our 2024 Giving Tuesday campaign to support our speech-language therapy services. Thanks to your generosity, when an assessment reveals that a child is significantly behind in speech and language skills, they are able to receive the speech services they need in our Day Treatment program to communicate their needs, talk with friends and more.
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FAMILY SUPPORT
Raising young children is challenging, and it can be even harder to manage when a child has experienced a traumatic event. Our Family Support Services program exists to offer coaching, community and encouragement for caregivers of children who have experienced life’s deepest hurts. Caregivers learn practical skills to help recognize the impact of traumatic events on their children and develop the skills they need to build family relationships and expand their child’s emotional growth.
Support is offered both in individual coaching sessions and in support groups, where caregivers gather to build community and share ideas to handle the ups and downs of raising their child.
families served 36 sessions of caregiver groups 55
A Grownup Trip to the Zoo
While exploring the topic of self-care, one of our caregiver groups had the idea to take a field trip to the zoo. They had been talking about the metaphor from an airplane safety demonstration of “putting your own oxygen mask on first” and discussing ways to take care of their own mental health so that they could better support their children. Some of these families mentioned that they take their children to the zoo frequently, but it was a rare opportunity for them to go an adventure just with other grownups, building relationships with each other and developing a community of families raising young children.
DAY TREATMENT
Experiencing a traumatic event can interrupt how a child grows and learns, often leading to developmental delays. Our Day Treatment program is focused on helping young children overcome any of these delays and heal from their past.
Set in an accredited early education environment, Day Treatment is our most comprehensive program and includes mental health, occupational, speech, music and expressive arts therapies. Bus transportation is provided for children to travel to The Children’s Place five days a week for this intensive program that runs for 4.5 hours daily year-round at no cost to families.
66
children were enrolled in Day Treatment
Superheroes Unite
1,742
15,708 backpacks of food sent home
bus trips to transport children
In a play therapy session, a child can be whoever they need to be. One particular child in our Day Treatment program often chooses to be Wonder Woman. One day she donned her favorite Wonder Woman costume, and she and her therapist took a walk around our building, exploring outside the Day Treatment wing and practicing how to interact with safe grownups. When the pair got upstairs, they found a couple of unsuspecting members of our administrative team working in their offices. Wonder Woman handed them each a foam sword, and, without skipping a beat, the staff joined her superhero alliance and zoomed down the hall with her.
It may not look like a typical therapy session, but moments of healing like this happen every day at The Children’s Place. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, The Children’s Place is able to provide a depth of care that is unique in this field, costumes and all.
Scan here to see a moment like this that takes place every day at The Children’s Place
The Most Intensive Care Unit
The average length of treatment in our Day Treatment program is 19 months. In that time, children receive an average of:
51
individual mental health therapy sessions
33
other individual sessions, including occupational, speech, music or art therapy
132
sessions of a variety of group therapies, including occupational, speech, music or art therapy
Our Day Treatment program is unique and looked to as a model for other early education trauma treatment centers nationwide. No similar program exists specifically for young children in the Kansas City metropolitan area. Similar to the intensive care unit of a hospital, Day Treatment provides the most comprehensive mental health care by our multidisciplinary team of mental health therapists, early educators, speechlanguage pathologists, an occupational therapist and more.
COUNSELING CENTER
Early intervention through mental health therapy can change the life trajectories of young children who have experienced adverse life events such as the loss of a close family member, living with a caregiver who struggles with addiction or their own changing mental health, separation from their family, exposure to community violence and more.
Our Counseling Center offers individual and family therapy services for children ages two to eight to heal from these experiences. We also provide adult mental health therapy for the caregivers of children we serve, recognizing the importance of strengthening the family unit in addition to the young child.
“Therapy is helping both myself and my family change for the better. Thank you, The Children’s Place, for investing in the whole family!”
– Caregiver in our adult mental health therapy program
increased capacity by nearly 70% to serve more children and families
Meet Thomas
Often seen racing a toy firetruck down the hallway, Thomas is a lively seven-year old, curious and energetic. Before starting elementary school, Thomas had attended our Day Treatment program, but the transition to kindergarten was challenging for him. His mother Christina knew to call The Children’s Place to help her son navigate this transition.
Within a few weeks, Thomas was enrolled in our Counseling Center. While he had previously struggled to stay safe in his classroom, Christina said that nearly immediately after returning to The Children’s Place, he was able to remain in his classroom, engaged with learning and interacting with friends. Through weekly therapy appointments, Thomas has expanded his coping skills to continue to build a new future.
Between Christina and her five children, they have participated in a variety of programs at The Children’s Place over the years, helping her family navigate the ups and downs of life.
“When we come to The Children’s Place, I know that my kids are going to run in and no one is going to judge me,” Christina said. “I know that my children are wild and rambunctious, and they love to have fun. When I walk through those doors, I know the entire team at The Children’s Place are happy to see us and will surround us with care and love.”
Through the wrap-around services we offer, Christina, Thomas and their entire family have found new hope.
“I will always remember the support that was given to us no matter what the situation was,” Christina said. “Whether it was in good times or bad times, The Children’s Place will always be a place of hope for us.”
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DEMOGRA PHICS
OF CHILDREN & FAMIL IES SERVED
RACE
COUNTIES SERVED
STAFF RACE
FAMILY STRUCTURE
Children come to The Children’s Place from families of all kinds. During the last ten years, the number of children living in a traditional foster family has steadily declined as the Children’s Division has focused on reunifying families quicker and placing children in kinship placements. We now see a greater spread represented amongst a variety of family arrangements for families with children in our Day Treatment program:
living with biological parents or in the active visiting stage of reunification
AGES
living with adoptive family 35% 24% 21% 20% 12%
ages 4 & under
TRAUMATIC EVENTS
average number of traumatic events children receiving therapy in our programs have experienced
living with kinship/ extended family/ guardianship
living with foster family
adults
ages 5-8
THE PEOPLE BEHIND The Place
Our work is only possible because of so many generous people who believe in these children and give selflessly to our mission. We introduce you to a snapshot of some of these inspiring staff members, donors and volunteers.
Staff Member RHONDA PARKS
The longest tenured staff member at The Children’s Place, Rhonda Parks has worked with hundreds of families over the years as a Parent Educator in our Family Support Services program, providing support and education to caregivers raising children who have experienced traumatic events.
“I love watching the relief of parents when they learn that they are not alone in their journeys to improve their families,” Rhonda said. “They see that they can receive support without being judged, and they learn that someone is actually listening to their fears and concerns. I get to watch them blossom.”
Rhonda was honored with the 2024 Legacy Award at the Gratitude Bruncheon last June in recognition of her nearly four decades of service to The Children’s Place.
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Foundation CHILDREN SERVICES FUND OF JACKSON COUNTY
One of our largest supporters, the Children’s Services Fund of Jackson County has committed more than $3.2 million for direct services at The Children’s Place since 2018. Funded by taxpayers in Jackson County through a ¼ cent sales tax, the Children’s Services Fund provides vital support for the agency. “The Children’s Place is just that…a place for children. A place they can heal. A place they can grow. A safe place,” said Rob Whitten, Chief Executive Officer of the Children’s Services Fund. “We are so honored to play a small role in the work they do!”
Corporate Champion MIDWEST ATC
For decades now, Midwest ATC has been a generous supporter of The Children’s Place, hosting an egg hunt for the children each spring and supplying food for a Thanksgiving feast for the families we serve each fall. By giving the children the chance to create positive childhood memories, Midwest ATC is helping to restore childhood for little ones in our community who have experienced traumatic events.
Donor MARY& HANK SIMPSON
Mary & Hank Simpson are former members of our Young Ambassador Board who have helped in so many ways over the years, from inviting friends and family to attend our events, to giving monthly as Healing Hero donors. “We are proud to support The Children’s Place and love that our contributions help the agency operate at its best, even if the results of our impact aren’t the most obvious,” they said. “Whether it’s paying the electric bill or repairing the HVAC, we want to give to the areas of highest need and to do what we can to help restore childhood for the children who walk through the doors of The Children’s Place.”
Volunteer STEVE CALLAHAN
Steve Callahan retired from his role as our Vice President of Finance & Operations in 2021, but he couldn’t stay away for long. Steve now volunteers in our Blue Butterflies classroom weekly, helping guide the toddler stroller through our hallways, push little ones on swings, read stories in the classroom and so much more. “I love every moment volunteering at The Children’s Place,” Steve said. “It feels amazing when the children see me and are genuinely happy to see me.”
FINANCES
STATE & LOCAL FUNDING
75% PROGRAMS
12% 13%
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
$5.5 MIL
EXPENSES BY PROGRAM
TOTAL OPERATING COSTS: 71% Day Treatment Counseling & Assessments 21% 6% Collective Action for Children 2%
Family Support Services
OUR DONORS
Thank you to all who give so generously to support The Children’s Place and make the work we do possible. We strive to be accurate in every way and apologize for any unintentional error or omission. The print version of this publication highlights gifts of $500 or more in 2024.
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$250,000+
Children’s Services Fund of Jackson County
Community Mental Health Fund of Jackson County
Missouri Department of Social Services (VOCA)
$100,000-$249,999
The Robert F. Banker Trust
Donald and Janet Beets Charitable Fund
City of Kansas City - Neighborhood Services Department
Fore The Kids Foundation
Kansas City Area Transportation Authority
Patty and Don Kincaid
Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education - OOC
$50,000-$99,999
Cigars and Pars Foundation
Geraldine and R A Barrows Foundation, UMB Bank, N.A., Trustee
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
Hall Family Foundation
Health Forward Foundation
Tracy and David Lockton
United Way of Greater Kansas City
$25,000-49,999
Arvin Gottlieb Charitable Foundation, Peter W. Brown, Barton J. Cohen, UMB Bank, N.A. Trustees
Stanley H. Durwood Foundation
Jerry Jackson and Scott Quinton
Oppenstein Brothers FoundationCommerce Bank, Trustee
Dr. Charles Robinson
Katherine and Mark Robinson
The Research Foundation
Victor E. Speas Foundation, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee
W.J. Brace Charitable Trust, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee
William T. Kemper FoundationCommerce Bank, Trustee
$15,000-$24,999
BMO Commercial Bank
Distribution by Air
Christine and Steve Dunn
First Business Bank
GEHA
Hunt Family Foundation
Kompass Kapital Foundation
Cathy and David Larrabee
Missouri Department of Transportation - MEHTAP
Danielle and Greg Wilcox
$10,000-$14,999
Danelle and Chris Bender
Daniel Lee Bruning
Constance M. Cooper Charitable Foundation
Joan and Ron Edelman
Annie and Hunter Harris
Nancy and Steve Hooley
Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation
Brad Johnson
The Kincaid Group Foundation
The Simpson Family
Joseph D. Monello, Jr.
Eleanor Shutz Gaines
Kenneth L. and Eva S. Smith Foundation
Ray Sonnenberg
The Sosland Foundation
Jennie and Kevin Strathman
Ann and Jim Tinsman
UMB Financial Corporation
$7,500-$9,999
Carla and Marc Andreoli
Anonymous
Dei Gratia Family Foundation
Larry Frazen
The Mariner Foundation
Cynthia and Pat McCarthy
Angela and Nathan Tyler
US Bank
$5,000-$7,499
3-E Safety Services LLC
Jenny and Sam Agnew
Ash Grove Cement Company
Balocca-Clemens Family Foundation
The Robert and Dr. Phyliss
Bernstein Family Foundation
Bernstein-Rein Advertising
Bicknell Legacy Foundation
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP
Centric
Clinical Reference Lab
Community Wellness Fund
EPR Properties
Fendler Family Fund
Forge Construction
Hallmark
Helmuth Family Foundation
Molly and Mark Hunter
Lindsay and Niles Jager
Kelly and Prescott LeGard
Heather O’Neill
Laura and Patrick Sargent
Kathy and John Schirger
Vivian & Hymie J. Sosland
Charitable Trust
Sporting Kansas City
Rita and Steve Stollman
Waldo Brookside Rotary Club
$2,500-$4,999
1248 Foundation
Monica and Adam Andreoli
Anonymous
ARC Physical Therapy + AssuredPartners, Inc.
Bank of Blue Valley
Sally Batz
Tiffany and Steve Becker
Block Real Estate Services, LLC
Claire and Brad Boeshaar
BOK Financial CAPTRUST
Angel and Dr. Brian Carter
Children’s Mercy Kansas City Commerce Bank
DeAnna and Mike Cordes
Carol and Jeffrey Crowe
Anne and Dr. Andrew Cusser
Carolyn Mense and Alex DeMasi
Jennifer and Mike Ensz
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Stacy and Gary Fischer
Jonathan Haase
Stephanie and Chris Hafner
Henderson Engineers
HOK
Judge Cleveland F. Moulton
Christmas Poor Fund Trust
Knights Of Columbus Council #1698
KPMG
Katherine Lee
Kristi and Kevin Martinez
Jackie and Henry Massman, IV
B. Michael McFarland and Richard
Murray
Barbara and Robert Palan
Dr. Joseph J. Parelman
The Children’s Place is proud to be accredited by The Joint Commission, the National Association of the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), and the Missouri Accreditation of Programs for Children and Youth.
Peak Real Estate Partners
Jenny and Bruce Pendleton
Reardon Pallet Co.
Nancy and Jeff Robinson
Mari and Paul Schieber
Paige and Ross Simpson
Britt and Nick Snorgrass
Mindy and Meyer Sosland
Staco Electric
John J. Sullivan Jr. Charitable Trust
Julie and Sven Sykes
VanTrust Real Estate, LLC
Katie and Max Wasserstrom
Wooten McLiney Family Foundation c/o Central Trust Company
$1,000-$2,499
Anonymous
Katie and Mark Arensberg
Georgina and Daniel Bauman
Katie and Matt Benge
Daniel Beutler
Doris and Robert E. Binda, Jr.
Tina and Mark Blanck
Lori and Brad Bodamer
Andrea Brady
Amy and Mike Burgess
Tanya Burrell, MD and Cynque
Tolefree
Sarah Cathey
Lori and Mike Chael
Sarah Clark
Nicole and Micky Clifford
Shelley and Jon Copaken
Mary Malabanan and David Cross
April and Dr. Mike Crosser
Megan and Andrew Dalton
Amanda Davenport
Murray Davis
Jane and R. David Emley
Angela and Addam Fera
Gretchen and John FitzGerald
Kelli Fitzpatrick
Cynthia and David Frensley
Lynn and Gerald Gentry
Jill and Brad Getman
Karen Glickstein and Donald
Swartz
Sharon Goldstein
Grace United Methodist Church
Great Southern Bank
Hue Tran and Michael Green
Melanie and Robert Griffey
Katie Grimes
Thelma Guffy
Donald J. Hall, Sr.
Donald J. Hall, Jr.
Hills Real Estate
Carrie and Jeff Hoge
Susan and Robert House
Carolyn and Jeff Huggins
Melissa Imm
Independent Stave Company, LLC
Laura and Dr. Lowry Jones
Kyle and Tom Kennedy
Kelly Kincaid
Janice and Jeff King
Amanda and Kirk Lambright
George Lester
Patricia and James Lisson
Eric Long
Lowenstein Family Supporting Foundation
Kathy and Pete Malone
Sally and John McDonald
Amanda and Foss McKay
Dawn McPherson
Sidney Miller
Erica and Bhargava Mullapudi
Jenny and Pete Muntzel
Performance Training Resources
Kristina and Chance Pope
Kelsey and Whittaker Potts
Angela and Will Potts
Stephanie and Ben Prell
Bradley Rachlin
Lindsay and Sam Reagan
Red Line Cheer and Dance Company
Amanda Rhodes
Kelly and Tom Riordan
Whitney and Trent Schairer
Micah and Mark Schloegel
Shamrock Trading Corporation
Gina and James Shibel
Pat Sibenaller
Lisa and Taylor Simmermon
Lara and Sean Simms
Mary and Henry Simpson
Beth and Chuck Sweetman
The Sunflower Foundation
Linetta Thurman
Gail Tieman
Bonnie Treichel
Allison and Mike Waters
Wellner Architects + Engineers
Matthew Westering and Earl Zweifel
Beth and Pat Whalen
Robin Woods and Paul Landes
$500-$999
AbbVie
Kerry Adam
Mel and Jeff Ahlers
Amy and Jason Allen
Dorothy and Tom Anderson
Anonymous
Jill and David Barnthouse
Shelby and Aaron Bartelt
Leslie and Jacob Bayer
Amanda and Jeffrey Blackwood
Janice and Todd Bleakley
Bob Sight Ford
Megan and Jeff Boos
Carol Bowers
Eric Buckman
Christopher Chancellor
Laura and Jeff Clark
Thomas Cohn
Nancy and James Colley
Continental Disc Corporation
Katherine and Patrick Coppinger
Monique and Tim Cowden
Dr. Suzanne Crandall
Angie and Marvin Daniels
Linda Day
Erin and Jason Dedrickson
Tony DeSoto
Tierney and John Devins
Tracy and Jefferson Dillon
Enterprise Bank & Trust
Kristiana and Matt Evers
Josh and Abigail Fink
Lindsay Ford
Emma Goff and Rhett Quinlan
Kristin Goodwin
Emily and Steve Gordon
Lauren Gordon
Kyri Gorges
Joan and Harold Goss
Katie and Ryan Gound
Tamra Greenberg and Mary Chris Blickhan
Celeste and Brian Greenlee
Amanda and Colin Groves
Nicole Gruenhaupt
Jessie and Trevor Hansen
Kristen and Tyler Harrelson
Susannah Harscher
Lena and Ryan Hayden
Sheila Hayes
Dr. Mary A. Hegenbarth
Tiffany and David Hellen
Paget and Thomas Higgins
Rhonda Holman
Jill Holzbeirlein
Hannah and Cameron Homolka
Katherine and Steven Hughes
J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation
Cindy and Vince Johnston
Britton Jones
Michelle and Paul Kaiser
Joy and Jerry Kaplan
Erica and Andy Logan
Jenny and Kevin Macfee
Charlotte and Edward Mehrer
Les Meredith
Marsha and John Monica
Janette and Mark Morgan
Patricia Newsom
Nicholas Kuehn Powell Family Foundation
Margi Pence
Haley Pille
Jordan Powell
Carissa and Todd Reiser
Jennifer and Jason Rueschhoff
Keri Ryan
Shelby and David Sabin
Sarah Schlachter
Oliver Schmidt
Megan and Jeramie Schock
Susan and Patrick Seib
Ina Shupe
Ashley and Zachary Sight
Nikki Sims
Jane and James Stacy
Kimberly and Brian Sumner
Kristen and Steven Swanson
Annie and Cary Taylor
Diana and Craig Trice
Shanelle Varone
Waldo Community Improvement District
Kimberly Warner
Jane and Daniel Warren
Tom Watson
Steven Winget
Susie and Chad Wollard
Nicole Wunder and Barry Ogden
Cassie and Adam Zorn
Holli and Chip Zuck
HEALING HEROES
Donors who give on a recurring basis to provide sustaining support to The Children’s Place
