2015 Annual Report July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015
Justice Commitment Integrity Diversity Compassion
Dear Friend, As you will see in the pages of our 2014-2015 Annual Report, Volunteers of America is an organization on the move. You will also see that this has been a year of many achievements. During the past year, our organization changed its name from Volunteers of America of Kentucky to Volunteers of America Mid-States to better reflect the services we provide across a multi-state region, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Southern Indiana, West Virginia and Southern Ohio. We welcomed a new President/CEO, as well as expanded our HIV prevention and veterans services. This has been a period of transition as our organization increases our capacity as a healthcare partner and provider of choice. By the end of fiscal year 2016 we aim to become a behavioral health services organization, allowing us to expand our clinical services to serve the growing number of people struggling with the disease of addiction. We have witnessed addiction overcome our communities, affirming that this disease knows no boundaries and reaches across all cultural, social and economic divides. What has not changed is our devotion to our five core values – commitment, compassion, diversity, integrity and justice – and the quality of the services we provide to the 20,000 people we serve across our five-state region each year. These values guide how we deliver services to our community’s most vulnerable families and individuals, as well as how we engage the community and steward your support. With your continued support we are prepared to serve the men, women and young children who need our help the most. Thank you for all that you have helped us accomplish over this past year to create positive change in the lives of individuals and communities through our ministry of service.
Jennifer Hancock Carl L. Williams President/CEO Board of Directors Chair
Table of contents Diversity
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An overview of our services
4 - 8:
Program outcomes
9:
Community engagement
Volunteers of America Mid-States creates positive change in the lives of individuals and communities through a ministry of service.
Justice
More than
Compassion
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Financials
Integrity
11 - 16: Commitment
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Donors & leadership
20,057 people served.
660 employees. 39 programs. 5 states.
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outstanding organization!
20,057 people
served through 39 diverse programs across 5 states Headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky
Addiction Recovery Services • Homeless Veterans Transitional Treatment Program Lexington • Freedom House Women’s Addiction Recovery Program Louisville • Men’s Addiction Recovery Services - Louisville • Veterans’ Addiction Recovery Services - Louisville Developmental Disability Services • Middle Tennessee- Hermitage, Madison, Murfreesboro, Nashville and Old Hickory • Northern Kentucky - Florence, Fort Thomas, Highland Heights and Independence • Southern Indiana - Floyds Knobs, Jeffersonville and New Albany • West Tennessee - Arlington, Bartlett, Cordova, Memphis and Oakland HIV Services • Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Louisville • Louisville Metro Syringe Exchange Program - Louisville • S.T.O.P. (Stop The Spread of HIV Through Outreach and Prevention) - Louisville and Kentuckiana
Homeless and Housing Services • Candleridge Plaza Apartments - Powell, TN • Casa Grace Senior Housing Community - Memphis • Collaborative Housing Initiative - Louisville • Eviction Prevention Program - Louisville • Family Emergency Shelter - Louisville • Family Follow-Up Program - Louisville • Family Housing Program - Lexington • Maud Booth Gardens Senior Housing Community - Knoxville • Permanent Supportive Housing Program - Lexington • South Oaks Senior Housing Community - Louisville • Spanish Cove Senior Housing Community - Louisville • Transitional Housing Program - Louisville • Woodgreen Apartments - Louisville Veterans Services • Homeless Female Veterans and Veterans with Families Program Knoxville • Homeless Veterans Reintegration Project - Knoxville • Homeless Veterans Reintegration Project - Louisville • Supportive Services for Veterans and Families Programs West Virginia (Beckley and Ceredo), Kentucky (Grayson, Lexington, Rural Louisville, Urban Louisville and Radcliff), Tennessee (Knoxville and surrounding counties), Indiana (New Albany) and Ohio (South Point)
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Addiction Recovery Services
Photography donated by Jessica Hill Powell, www.jessicahillpowell.photography
Providing a healing environment for specialized populations: • Pregnant and postpartum women • Veterans • Men with substance use disorders and/or mental illness
Meet Myliah, Major and Azaryah who were all born healthy and drug-free because their mothers received our life-saving, clinical services in our Freedom House Program. Myliah was the 100th healthy baby born on the very same day as Major, baby 98, and Azaryah, baby 99!
• Men exiting the correctional system
338 people
Served with life-saving clinical addiction recovery treatment
174 of them were U.S. Veterans
Freedom House, our program for pregnant and parenting women, served
28 families
88% of the mothers served with Child
Protective Services involvement made progress toward reunification with their children
Our graduation rate is
100% of the 14 babies born this year to women
than the national benchmark
receiving services were born healthy and drug-free, bringing the total to since the program was created
7% higher
105 babies*
*As of November 2015
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Developmental Disability Services One of the largest
nonprofit
providers of services for individuals with developmental disabilities in the region
Meet Bruce and his son James. Bruce and his wife Betty knew they would not be able to care for James throughout his life, so when James was 20 years old, they found Volunteers of America. Bruce said recently, “I trust Volunteers of America to take care of James. They listen to James and he is happy. That is what matters.”
Services are customized for each
Providing
around-the-clock
individual’s unique needs, including in-home support, day programs, supportive employment and other specialized services
255 people served in
Tennessee, Southern Indiana and Northern Kentucky
care and support
88% of people served
have consistent and meaningful community involvement
98% of family members or guardians surveyed indicated that they were satisfied with the services their loved ones receive Volunteers of America Mid-States 2015 Annual Report
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HIV Services Reached 15,668 people • 8,589 through outreach activities • 7,079 through HIV testing, education and case management Awarded a five-year, $1.2 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to enhance and expand HIV prevention services
86% of clients indicated they were satisfied with services
Our dedicated HIV Services team not only provides testing, education and case management, they are also enthusiastic ambassadors for Volunteers of America by working to prevent the spread of HIV in our community. They represent the diverse community we serve through these important services.
Volunteers of America partnered with Louisville Metro Department of Public Health & Wellness to provide the Syringe Exchange Program to the Louisville Metro area
Conducted
1440 tests
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Homeless and Housing Services Helped 1,150
people, including 466 children, stabilize, enhance life skills and achieve the goals of safe, affordable, permanent housing and self-sufficiency clients in housing services programs said 84% oftheyallwere satisfied with the services they received Louisville Family Housing Services
90% of families exited to
transitional or permanent housing after graduating from our programs
Senior and Specialized Housing
Provided affordable, quality housing to 357 low-income seniors, along with access to services that help them maintain their independence, such as transportation, housekeeping assistance, meal delivery and legal advocacy
Meet Tunisia and her grandchildren, Christian and Dereon. Tunisia came to Volunteers of America’s Housing Services after she became homeless. She was able to stay with her grandchildren and receive services to help her become self-sufficient. Today she is employed full-time and is able to provide a stable home for her family, including her grandchildren, thanks to help from Volunteers of America.
Lexington Family Housing Program
92% of families increased their
income and maintained their own affordable, safe housing
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Veterans Services
Homelessness prevention, job training and placement and other supportive services for veterans and their family members across Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Southern Indiana and Southern Ohio More than $9 million in funding received in the last five years has tripled the number of veterans we serve annually
2,339 people – 1,476 veterans and 863 of their family members – avoided homelessness with our help, including
489 children and 247 seniors
Meet Thomas Birchfield, a United States Air Force Veteran. After being released from a prison work camp for a nonviolent crime, he found it difficult to find a job or affordable housing in Knoxville, TN. Volunteers of America’s Homeless Veterans Reintegration Project (HVRP) was able to provide him with the support he needed to find employment and housing. Thanks to advocacy and referrals from HVRP, Thomas has a second chance and is working full-time and looking forward to his future.
88% of veteran families
improved their income and established their own safe, affordable housing
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Community Engagement Volunteers: 1,251
19,534 Individual donors: 3,657 New donors: 1,571 Volunteer hours:
Meet our dedicated volunteers from the Mayor’s Week of Service in Louisville, Kentucky. Nearly 100 volunteers from Walgreens, Brown-Forman and GE came together to work all day beautifying our Shelby Street Clinical Campus. Walgreens, our 2015 Community Partner of the Year, has dedicated over 240 volunteer hours this year, and also created several community partnerships within our HIV Services. We cannot do the work we do without the support from our compassionate volunteers across our region every year.
Renasant Bank (left) and Piedmont Natural Gas (right) employees engage in various volunteer projects throughout the year and adopt homes every year in Tennessee.
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Financials Expenses by program
Developmental disability services 54%
Addiction recovery services 6%
Homeless and housing services 27%
VOA property corporation of Louisville 4%
Health care 6%
Correctional services 3%
Statement of revenue and expenses Assets Current assets Cash and cash equivalent Accounts receivable, net Prepaid expenses Total current assets
584,975 2,685,610 326,125 3,596,710
Property and equipment Land and buildings Furniture and equipment Less accumulated depreciation Total property and equipment
7,575,476 2,943,759 (6,077,197) 4,442,038
Other assets Long-term investments Restricted deposits Pledges receivable noncurrent Total other assets
1,244,303 95,551 425,625 1,765,479
Total assets
9,804,227
Liabilities and net assets Accounts payable Mortgages and other notes payable, due in one year Accrued expenses Other current liabilities Total current liabilities Long-term liabilities Mortgages and notes payable, noncurrent Total long-term liabilities
264,801
835,222 835,222
Net assets Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
192,452 1,372,279 2,628 1,832,160
5,344,480 1,744,257 48,108 7,136,845
9,804,227
Public support and revenue Public support/direct and indirect support Public support/capital and bequests Special events Volunteers of America awards and grants United Way awards and grants Total public support Revenues and grants from public agencies
3,105,547 188,638 128,879 126,710 96,959 3,646,733 23,429,648
Program service fees Rental income Miscellaneous revenue Total other revenue
914,179 151,637 108,093 1,173,909
Total revenue from operations
Expenses by program Homeless services Addiction recovery services Developmental disability services Correctional services Health care services Housing VOA property corporation of Louisville Total program services Support services Management and general Fundraising Administration fees paid to national organization Total supporting services
Total operating expenses
28,250,290
6,181,899 1,432,998 12,319,769 635,730 1,390,395 311,395 896,836 23,169,022 3,285,514 835,795 590,777 4,712,086
27,881,108
Excess/(deficit) from operations 369,182 Non-operating gains and losses and other revenue Loss on sale of real estate (36,020) Interest and dividend income 52,558 Loss on investments (45,250) Loss from other activities (28,712)
Net assets at end of year
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Positive Change Society The Positive Change Society is our giving circle of donors who have invested in long-term solutions by pledging at least $1,000 per year for five years. This list is current as of November 30, 2015. To learn more, contact Tandee Ogburn at (502) 636-4638. Abrams Family Catherine and Michael Arnold Mrs. Ruth Atkins and Mr. Luis Prada Natalie and John Bajandas Art and Bay Baltes Ms. Barbara C. Banaszynski Ms. Stephanie Barnett Ms. Pamela E. Barry Mr. Andrew P. Beck Mr. Donald R. Bell Mr. Stacy Bell Chris and Whitney Bishop Anonymous Ms. Victoria Boggs Anonymous Greg Bourke and Michael DeLeon LuAnn and Michael Brent Mr. Randy Brothers Ms. Meredith W. Brown Susan and Clark Buckmaster Ms. Jane W. Burks and Mr. G. Richard Burks, II Mr. Jared Burton Mr. Bart R. Carnes Anonymous Sandra and Carlous Chambers Karan Chavis-Blakely
Joe and Angie Fleig Paul and Mary Alice Franz Mr. Marion M. Gee Tom and Laura George Ms. Jan M. Glasgow Ms. Tara Glover Anonymous Anonymous Cindy Rice Grissom Tiffany and John Hall Ms. Deanna Hampton Jennifer M. Hancock Terry and Jenny Harris Hal and Sheila Heiner Mr. Kevin J. Hickey Ms. Julie Hinson Greg and Ann Hoeck Mr. Demetrius O. Holloway Ms. Sheryl A. Howell Robert and Pattie Imperial Mr. Kevin Jaggers Ms. Angela Johnson Sharon and Terry Johnson James and Kathleen Kauffman Peter and Diane Kazunas Don and Mary Carol Kelly
Ms. Ruth H. Cloudman Mr. Christopher Conliffe and Mr. Scott Howard Phil and Jane Conner Robert and Theresa Connolly Anonymous Mr. Richard A. Coomer and Mr. Jamie Massey Drs. Robert and Kathleen Cooter Mr. Alfonso N. Cornish Crutcher Family Foundation Ms. Patricia Cummings and Mr. John A. Bruggman Ms. Sherall L. Curtis, AD Carolyn and David Davis Lisa DeJaco and Marc Crutcher Donna and Charles Denny Peg and Steve Diebold Dr. and Mrs. Scott D. Duncan Drs. Kelli and David Dunn Mr. Erik Eaker Ms. Patricia L. Edmiston Mr. Patrick Englert Ms. Jennifer Englert-Copeland Bill and Rosalie Faris Mary and Ed Farmer Anonymous Anonymous David W. and Maura B. Fennell Ms. Farrah Ferriell Mr. Kevin E. Fields Sr Ms. Rita Finnie David and Vicki Flanery Kelly Davis Fleenor
Todd and Kim Kennedy Steve and Sharon Kerrick Ms. Patricia E. Killion Gary and Anne King Ms. Carolyn Klawitter Mr. William F. Kolodey Mr. Jon Kuehl Sheila Laemmle in memory of Dan Laemmle Imagen, LLC Anonymous Vincent and Mary Lang Mr. John T. Launius Ms. Patrice Y. Lux Ms. Lyn Mabry Ms. Kimberly H. Maddox Steve Magre John and Claudine Mann Rue and Carolyn McFarland Mrs. Joyce McKiernan, in memory of Ron McKiernan George and Jennifer McMinn Susan and Robert Means Mr. Ken Middleton Jerry & Laura Miller Ms. Connie Morgan C. Ann Muth David and Jae Neumann Catherine Newton, MD Ms. Mary R. Nixon Mr. Thomas M. Norris R. Wood Northup Mr. Nicholas B. O’Brien
Michael DeLeon and Greg Bourke, Positive Change Society members. Ms. Tandee L. Ogburn Dickie and Linda Oliver Judie Parks-Gornet and Tim Gornet Ms. Virginia Peck Anonymous Ms. Becky Phillips Larry and Jamie Pillsbury Ms. Amy L. Poore Mr. Paul G. Presson Ms. Paula M. Purifoy Ms. Barry Queenan Katie Receveur Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Rechter Jennifer Recktenwald and Tony Peyton Ms. Linda Rice Robert and Debra Roberts Ms. Andrea Robinson Rotary Club of Donelson-Hermitage Mr. Larry M. Roy Anonymous Terry and Linda Scholes Schuhmann Family Charitable Fund Anonymous Judge Paula Sherlock Don and Cathy Shoemaker Brad and Patti Smith Pete and Caroline Smith Kim and Jim Spalding Christie and Joe Spencer Mr. and Ms. L. S. Srinivasan Leslie and Paul Strohm Jack and Carolyn Sweeney Charles and Melinda Tewell Micki and Don Thomas Joanne and Ken Towery Ms. Donna H. Trabue Ms. Janice M. Trimer Paulette and Christopher Turner Anonymous Mr. Jeff Underhill Michael and Susan Vine Courtney Wallace Mr. Christopher Ward Mr. Carl L. Williams Anonymous Mrs. Frances H. Wilson Dr. Shiao Y. Woo and John Shaw-Woo
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Power of 1 Community
Volunteers of America relies on the support of corporations and businesses in our region to continue our work. Members of our Power of 1 Community, a corporate giving circle that provides support for programs across our region, have made a multi-year financial commitment to our mission.
Alltrade Service Solutions, Inc. Altman Insurance Services Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicaid Blue Grass Motorsport Bosse Mattingly Constructors, Inc. Brown-Forman, Inc. CareSource CITY Properties Group Deming Malone Livesay & Ostroff Dominant Divas Social Club Duplicator Sales & Service, Inc. Fifth Third Bank Heine Brothers’ Coffee Highland Cleaners Kindred Heathcare Kosair Charities LG&E and KU Energy LLC McCarthy Strategic Solutions Messer Construction Company
Donors
Mountjoy Chilton Medley LLC Norton Healthcare Papa John’s International Passport Health Plan PNC Bank PSST, LLC Radio Sound, Inc. Riverside Parking, Inc. Stites & Harbison PLLC Strothman & Company PSC University of Louisville UPS Vistage Willis and Philadelphia Insurance Companies Walgreens WellCare Health Plans, Inc. Winton and Hiestand Law Group Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs LLP YUM! Brands, Inc.
Jennifer McMinn with Volunteers of America, George McMinn with Messer Construction Company and Kevin Jaggers with Alltrade Service Solutions, Inc.
Listed on the following pages are financial gifts received between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. Volunteers of America also thanks the individuals and companies that made contributions of $249 or less, donated goods or services (including vehicles), and volunteered their time to support our mission, services, and clients during Fiscal Year 2015. Their generous contributions and support exceed the capacity of this publication. Find a complete list of all donors at www.voamid.org/donors.
$100,000+ The Humana Foundation Anonymous Ephraim and Wilma Shaw Roseman Foundation $50,000 - $99,999 Brown-Forman Wines The Gheens Foundation, Inc. The PNC Foundation $25,000 - $49,999 Opal Godfrey Brennan Trust Volunteers of America Inc WHAS Crusade for Children $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Anonymous Council on Prevention and Education: Substances, Inc The Cralle Foundation, Inc. The HCA Foundation Anonymous Kentuckiana AIDS Alliance Gary and Anne King Anonymous Nissan North America Inc R. Wood Northup Permobil, Inc. PNC Bank Yum! Brands Foundation, Inc. $5,000 - $9,999 The AIDS Project Fund
Dave Parks and Judie Parks of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Parks & Weisberg, Realtors made a $25,000 challenge gift at the 2015 Power of 1 Breakfast.
Anonymous William E. Barth Foundation Blue Grass Automotive Bosse Mattingly Constructors, Inc. Ms. Jane W. Burks and Mr. G. Richard Burks, II Caldwell Charitable Trust Community Foundation of Louisville, Inc. Crutcher Family Foundation Joseph Delaney Memorial Endowment Fund Derby City Newcomers and Neighbors Club, Inc. GE Foundation Mary P. Gill Charitable Trust Jenny and Terry Harris Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels Hyland Filter Service, Inc. LG&E and KU Energy LLC Mr. and Mrs. S. Brooks May MedComp Sciences LLC Mary and Ted Nixon Papa John’s International, Inc. Anonymous Piedmont Natural Gas Puro-Clean Woodrow M. and Florence G. Strickler Designated Fund Mr. Gene Ulrich Walgreens Mrs. Frances H. Wilson Fred B. and Opal S. Woosley Foundation
Mr. Leighton Bush F & M Bank Mr. James W. Ford Mr. David L. Graeser Hagemeyer Jennifer M. Hancock Major General (Ret) Charles K. Heiden JDC Coatings Inc Charles and Cindy Kuertz LG&E and KU Foundation Paul and Annie McLaughlin Nalco an ECOLAB Company Norton Healthcare Dickie and Linda Oliver Judie Parks and Tim Gornet Mrs. Ruth Atkins and Mr. Luis Prada Ms. Paula M. Purifoy Seven Counties Services, Inc. Subway Development of Tennessee Team Wilson Real Estate Partners LLC Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, Inc. University of Louisville VFW Foundation Michael and Susan Vine Robert Winthrop Charitable Trust Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Yates Services, LLC Yum! Brands, Inc.
$2,500 - $4,999 Art and Bay Baltes Ms. Pamela E. Barry Mr. Mike Brown
$1,000 - $2,499 Mr. William T. Allen Alltrade Service Solutions, LLC Anthem Dollars for Doers
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Donors continued
Argosy University Auto Associates of S.E. AL, LLC B P O Elks Lodge #270 Natalie and John Bajandas Barnes Auto Service, Inc. Mrs. Mary Louise E. Barr Daniel and Jayne Becher Mr. Donald R. Bell Mr. Stacy Bell Mrs. Edith S. Bingham Mr. Greg Bourke and Mr. Michael DeLeon LuAnn and Michael Brent Mrs. Doris H. Bridgeman Anonymous Mr. Randy Brothers Susan and Clark Buckmaster Mr. Jared Burton CareSource Sandra and Carlous Chambers Mr. Johnnie Chavez Ms. Ruth H. Cloudman Comprehensive Health Management Conliffe & Hickey Insurance John and Janet Conti Anonymous Drs. Robert and Kathleen Cooter Mr. Alfonso N. Cornish Mr. David M. Crumley Ms. Patricia Cummings and Mr. John A. Bruggman Sherall and Dewey Curtis Ronnie and Bonnie Dalton The Danner Foundation
Hal and Sheila Heiner Mr. Kevin J. Hickey Highland Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Hoffman Mr. Demetrius O. Holloway Ms. Jennifer R. Hughes Humana, Inc. Indian Professional Council Mr. and Mrs. R. Burl Jean Jewish Community of Louisville Sharon and Terry Johnson Carroll and Rosalie Kamer Don and Mary Carol Kelly Kenwal Steel Corporation Steve and Sharon Kerrick Ms. Patti E. Killion Mr. Jon Kuehl Mr. John T. Launius LeadingAge Kentucky Lexington-Fayette County Urban Government Ms. Patrice Y. Lux Mr. Joshua R. Lykins MAC Smoothie LLC MacLean Foundation, Inc. Ms. Kimberly H. Maddox Steve Magre Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mann Mr. Richard W. Martinell Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred M. McCord Mrs. Joyce McKiernan, in memory of Ron McKiernan George and Jennifer McMinn Messer Construction Company Mr. Ken Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Jerry T. Miller
Caroline and Pete Smith Brad and Patti Smith Ms. Liz Sneed Kim and Jim Spalding Joe and Christie Spencer Mr. and Ms. L. S. Srinivasan Stites & Harbison PLLC Jack and Carolyn Sweeney T & T Family Foundation TNT Fireworks Charles and Melinda Tewell Micki and Don Thomas Ms. Donna H. Trabue Paulette and Christopher Turner UPS Ms. Judith E. Wagner Mr. Neal Wallace Mr. Kevin S. Wardell Ms. Michelle Wells Jeffrey and Jennifer Whitehorn Whitt’s Barbecue Anonymous Ben and Whitney Wilson Ms. Ellen S. Wilson Winton & Hiestand Law Group, PLLC RJ Young Company
Carolyn and David Davis Marc and Lisa DeJaco Crutcher Deming, Malone, Livesay & Ostroff Richard and Janice Dennison Ms. Karen Dunaway Duplicator Sales & Service, Inc. EMC Structural Engineers, PC Mr. Howard “Erik” Eaker Ms. Patricia L. Edmiston Anonymous Ms. Jennifer Englert-Copeland Mr. and Mrs. James L. Eversole Ms. Connie Ewing Bill and Rosalie Faris Mary and Ed Farmer David W. and Maura B. Fennell Ms. Farrah Ferriell Fifth Third Bank Ms. Rita R. Finnie Joe and Angie Fleig Keeta and Dave Fox Charles and Carol French GE Consumer Products Dr. and Ms. Russell J. Gailor, DVM Mr. Marion M. Gee Tom and Laura George Ms. Jan M. Glasgow Anonymous Anonymous Tiffany and John Hall Harshaw Trane Thomas and Helene Hartzell Fund
Mountjoy Chilton Medley Mrs. Janet M. Musson Roger and Terri Neal David and Jae Neumann Catherine Newton, MD Mr. Thomas M. Norris Dr. Ethel H. O’Brien Designated Fund Ms. Tandee L. Ogburn Anonymous Ms. Virginia Peck Pinnacle Bank Mr. Joe E. Poe Paul’s Fruit Market Purdue University Quantrell Cadillac, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Rechter Ms. Tracy Redmon Ms. Linda Rice Ms. Marjorie U. Rice Sue and Fred Rice Ms. Cindy Rice Grissom Riverside Parking, Inc. Robert and Debra Roberts Rogers Group, Inc. Mr. Larry M. Roy Mr. Daniel Samia Anonymous Terry and Linda Scholes Mr. Mahesh Seshadri and Ms. Jyothi Mahesh Anonymous Judge Paula Sherlock Don and Cathy Shoemaker
Amy and Lee Benovitz Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Thomas Burk Mr. Terry Burns The Honorable Gina Calvert Anonymous Anonymous Cedar Stone Bank CentiMark Innovating Roofing Mr. William Collins Combined Federal Campaign Mr. Christopher Conliffe and Mr. Scott Howard Phil and Jane Conner Ms. Kathleen Corsi Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Croft Catherine and James Darmstadt Douglass Boulevard Christian Church Mr. Chance Dunleavy Mr. Terry J. Dyer Edwards Moving & Rigging, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Elmore Estes Excavating, Inc. Anonymous Anonymous Steve and Kathleen Ford Paul and Mary Franz Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Garmon Mrs. Myra G. Garon German Paristown Inc Ms. Ruth F. Goldstein Craig and Merrell Grant
$500 - $999 Anonymous Art Institute of Tennessee-Nashville Ms. Betty M. Barnett Mrs. Cynthia C. Bates Pastor and Mrs. Harlan F. Beckemeyer Mrs. Norma J. Bender
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Donors continued Mr. and Mrs. Basil D. Hall Jr Daniel and Sheila Hall Michael and Mary Beth Harlamert Mr. and Mrs. R. Brooks Hatcher Jr Carl and Carleen Herde Allen and Michelle Hertzman Ms. Sheryl A. Howell Intertech Mechanical Services Anonymous Ms. Peggy Johnson Mr. Ronald S. Kareken James and Kathleen Kauffman Caroline and Patrick Keller John and Mary Keyer Mr. James B. Klump Steve Kraman, M.D. Mr. Jeremy LaMontagne Mr. Michael E. Lannon Anonymous Diane Laughlin and Russ Neill Dennis and Wanda Layman Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Leahy Mrs. Barbara B. Lewis LHI Lighting Sales, Inc. Mr. Russell Lloyd Francis and Margaret Lori Rue and Carolyn McFarland Anonymous Ms. Tess McNair Mrs. Mary T. Means Mr. Charles F. Medley Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Meuler
Thomas and Cheryl Mitchell Mr. Mark Mitchen Ms. Catherine Ann Muth Mr. Gerald D. Neenan NPC International, Inc. Mr. Nicholas B. O’Brien Mr. Dennis O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Pacholek Jim and Barbara Pearce Ms. Kimie T. Pendleton John and Mary Ann Pieper Mr. John W. Potter Mr. Carl Powell Estate of Leslie and Gerry Presson Cindy Read and Chip Nold Katie Receveur Jennifer Recktenwald & Tony Peyton Ms. Lydia Ann Redmond Don, Terry & Joseph Richards Ms. Andrea Robinson Mr. Wayne Rose Harry and Helen Rothgerber George and Melissa Rue William and Kaelin Rybak Saint Edward School James and Yvonne Scabareti Ms. Amy E. Shoemaker Paul and Judith Shoemaker Dr. Roger J. Shott Bruce and Janice Sibert Gregory and Lisle Siegrist Mrs. Lena F. Sleamaker
$250 - $499 Abbott’s Services Inc Ms. Dorothy L. Abel Tyson and Claire Adams Advanced Business Solutions AI International Inc Ms. Ann T. Allen
Mr. Adam Coop Ms. Betty F. Courtney Ms. Judy Craft Mr. Roy M. Davenport Jr Ms. Theresa Dean Ms. Susan M. Diamond Mr. Craig C. Dilger Ms. Elizabeth G. Dinkins Disabled American Veterans Doc Hollidays of Nashville LLC Glenial and Gwyneth Dutton Eagle Paper Inc. Arloa I. Eckels, M.D. Reverend John G. Eifler Mrs. Margaret D. Ellaby Mr. Mike Eller Ms. Paula Fargen Federated Campaign Stewards R & K Finnegan Mr. Mark A. Ford Ms. LaToya Frennesson Mr. Michael Frye Ms. Tina L. Fulkerson G & C Communications Inc. Mr. Gene P. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Ghazi Steven D. Glassman, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo H. Goldsmith Mr. E. J. Golightly Anonymous Gina and James Gregory Marty Hale Mrs. Judith M. Hall Career Compass Global, LLC
Mr. John T. Ballantine Ms. Barbara C. Banaszynski Mr. William T. Beasley, II Mr. Andrew P. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Benninger Ms. Chris Blanton Bruce and Donna Bohn Ms. Laura C. Bohné Vince and Lynn Boothe Mr. and Mrs. J. David Borders Mrs. Ruth M. Bowers Bowles Mattress Company Mr. James D. Brent Ms. Betty D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. David M. Browne Buisson Investment Corporation Mrs. Julie B. Campbell Capistrano Associates, Inc. Mr. Bart R. Carnes Mr. Gregory M. Carroll Mr. Mark A. Carroll Mr. Lawrence Caruso Mark and Mariellen Cassidy Mr. Chris Chase Chill Bar Highlands Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Clark Shelly and Jerry Cole Combined Federal Campaign Ms. Helen Combs in memory of Casey Combs Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Richard A. Coomer and Mr. Jamie Massey
Mrs. Helen Hammer Mary and Larry Hart Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Hayes Christopher and Melissa Haynes Virgil and Alice Hays Heick Hester Smith Management Solutions Mrs. Mary S. Hemken Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Henderson Mr. Neal Herrington Holy Cross High School Mr. Richard V. Hornung IBM Employee and Retiree Charitable Contribution Campaign I2K Clothing Inc Imagen, LLC Larry and Camilla Jackson Vince and Nikki Jackson Stephen and Melissa Jared John and Mary Jefferson Ms. Angela Johnson Mr. Donald A. Johnson Ms. Valle Jones David and Connie Jordan Judy Construction Company Nancy and John Keck Ms. Lisa Keener and Mr. Bill Hollander Ms. Laurie Kemp Kentucky Trailer Ms. Katherine Kleier Coates Ms. Patricia A. Klumb Mr. John R. Krawczyk Martin and Diana Kurzendoerfer
Snowden & Associates, Inc. Scott and Deana Snowden Southern Indiana Housing Initiative Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Spencer Mr. and Ms. Ted Strader John L. and Phyllis M. Tate Mr. Joseph S. Thomas(FHCC) Ms. Scarlett Upchurch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vairin Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Van Stockum Van Zandt, Emrich & Cary Betsy and Harry Wall Ms. Courtney Wallace Tom and Carol Walton Christopher Ward Kwane Watson, DMD Marsha and Gary Weinstein Ms. Joanne Weis WellCare Health Plans, Inc. Stephen and Patricia Wheeler Mr. Carl L. Williams Anonymous Stanley and Sarah Windhorst Woodmen of the World Ms. Pauline Wren R J Young
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Ms. Doris Oechsle Ms. Helen G. O’Rear Mr. John M. Osborne Oscar’s Germantown Hardware Chris and Carolyn Ostby Mr. Jeff Peden, MEd. Ms. Catherine B. Pfeifer Anonymous Phil and Dot Ponder Ms. Phyllis Price Mr. William A. Price Philip and Marsha Priddy James and Jean Przyborowski Ms. Robyn M. Przybylek Ms. Elaine K. Rahm Mr. and Mrs. Gene Respini Daniel and Amy Reynolds Norma and Lawrence Reynolds Mrs. Meta S. Richards Trish and Gene Roberts Mr. Oliver Ross Ms. Peggy Sabol Ms. Dorothy N. Schevetto Mr. David Schmelzer Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schulte Linda and Hunt Schuster Sewell Industrial Electronics, Inc. Ms. Elizabeth M. Shaughnessy Mr. Tim Shaughnessy Ms. Shelley Neal Shaughnessy Ms. Claire R. Sheehan Anonymous Ms. Anna Shepherd Robb R. Shrader, MD and Anna Shrader, MD Ms. Wendy M. Sirchio
LaBaugh & Associates, Inc. Sheila Laemmle in memory of Dan Laemmle Mr. Robert Lamb Ms. Helen L. Lang Mrs. Jeanne B. Lechleiter Mr. James J. Levenson Sr Ms. Peggy Lewis Mr. John Liggett Mr. Todd Lindley Louisville Dental Society Mr. Alan Lowhorn and Ms. Carissa Lenfert Mr. Stephen M. Lukonovich Mr. Jessie W. Maness Anonymous Ms. Dana Mayton Mr. and Mrs. James A. McClamroch Ms. Melanie McCoy Ms. Sue B. McHugh Rawlings Mr. Todd Mercier Meridian Surgical Partners LLC Mrs. Arlyn J. Metcalfe Metro United Way Mid-Tenn Sand, LLC Ms. Robin Mohn Mr. Richard L. Morris Steve and Tamara Morris Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mountjoy Lori and Stuart Mudd Mr. William R. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Neumayer New Beginnings Landscape Ms. Robbin C. Nolen
Timothy and Judith Smith Mr. George M. Snider Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sobieski Jr Mrs. Jennie L. Staugas Ms. Deborah Stevens Mr. James B. Stewart, III Mr. James Stith Mr. Mike Summerfield Robert and Roxanne Swan Carl and Ellen Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ken D. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James O. Trafton Mr. Jim Bartlett Turner Ms. Tammie Vinson Ms. Monica Virgo Ms. Suzanne M. Warner Ms. Ann Webb Jim and Mary Welp Mr. Caden R. Welsh Ms. Lydia J. Whittington Dr. and Ms. Roger H. Widmer Lisa and Larry Wilson Mrs. Ruth T. Wimsatt Mr. and Mrs. William O. Windchy Ms. Mary Winn Ms. Katherine A. Witherington Lessley and Richard Wood Ms. Frances H. Woodward Mr. H. E. Wooten, III, MS-CFP Rodney and Mary Wooten Mrs. Elizabeth P. Wright Ms. Sherri S. Young Find a complete list of all donors at
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Government & community partners Commonwealth of Kentucky: Department of Behavioral Health Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities Department of Corrections Department of Education Department for Public Health Department of Veterans Affairs Kentucky Housing Corporation
Seven Counties Services, Inc.
Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental and Disabilities
Indiana Bureau of Developmental Disabilities Services
Kosair Charities
U.S. Social Security Administration
Louisville Metro Government Louisville Metro Housing Authority
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
United Way of Greater Cincinnati
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
U.S. Department of Labor
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Leadership Board of Directors Chair, Carl Williams, PSST, LLC Vice Chair, David Fennell, Retired, PNC Bank Treasurer, Karen Dunaway, CPA, PLLC Secretary, Sharon Johnson, LG&E and KU Member at Large, Chris Ward, DMLO Certified Public Accountants Jennifer Hancock, President/CEO, Volunteers of America Mid-States Past Chair, Lisa DeJaco, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs, LLC Al Cornish and Dave Neumann, Volunteers of America Board Members.
Executive Leadership Jennifer Hancock, President/CEO Bay Baltes, Senior Vice President of Human Resources Tiffany Cole Hall, Vice President of Program Services, Northern Region Rita Finnie, Vice President of Program Services, Southern Region Tom George, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Kuehl, Vice President of Operations and Regional Services Jennifer McMinn, Vice President of Program Services, Central Region Tandee Ogburn, Vice President of External Relations Editorial/creative Farrah Ferriell, Senior Director of Development Claire Sheehan, Director of Marketing Jill Miller, Communications Coordinator
Volunteers of America Mid-States serving Kentucky, Tennessee, Southern Indiana, West Virginia and Southern Ohio creates positive change in the lives of individuals and communities through a ministry of service. Volunteers of America Mid-States, a fully accredited charity, meets or exceeds all 20 of the Better Business Bureau’s Standards for Charit y Accountability. 86 cents of every dollar we raise supports community services for people in need.
Tyson Adams, Computershare Taylor Amerman, Brown-Forman Will Barry, JP Morgan Judge McKay Chauvin, Jefferson County Circuit Court Chris Conliffe, Conliffe & HIckey, LLC Al Cornish, Norton Healthcare Patricia Cummings, Consultant Dr. Scott Duncan, University of Louisville Dr. Kelli Dunn, University of Louisville Barbara Ford, Barbara J. Ford, LLC Keeta Fox, Papa John’s International Dustin L. Howard, Attorney Todd Kennedy, Brown-Forman Jeremy LaMontagne, ZirMed Medical Solutions Steve Magre, Magre Outsource Melanie McCoy, Frost Brown Todd George McMinn, Messer Construction Mark Mitchen, UPS Dave Neumann, Consultant Dickie Oliver, Restaurant Supply Chain Solutions, LLC Judie Parks, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Parks & Weisberg, Realtors Paula Purifoy, Metropolitan Sewer District Cindy Read, Kentuckiana Works L. Srinivasan, GE Appliances Paulette Turner, Walgreens Michelle Wells, Yum! Brands President’s Advisory Council Pamela E. Barry, PNC Wealth Management J. David Flanery, Retired Daniel Hall, University of Louisville Richard Hallman, UPS Airlines Donald Kelly, Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Ken Middleton, Retired Jack D. Sweeney, Retired
Bluegrass Advisory Council Andrew Beck, CirrusMio, Inc. Vanessa Cayson, The Plantory Judy Craft, Milestone Realty Teresa Isaac, Lexington Fair Housing Council Paula Johnson, LexisNexis Connie Morgan, MSN, RN, Retired Kathy Plomin, United Way of the Bluegrass, Past President Dana Schnieder-Kovach, Volunteer John Schrader, Attorney Bruce Simpson, Stoll Keenan Ogden, PLLC Stephanie Spires, Volunteer Middle Tennessee Advisory Council Tara Bloom, Senior Home Health Care LuAnn Brent, Community Volunteer Leighton Bush, Bush Insurance Gregory Chapman, President Art Institute Shelly Cole, Del Mar Medical, Manor Health Terry Crotzer, Media Publications of Nashville Melyssa Evans, Indoff Commercial Interiors Jenny Harris, F&M Bank Mary Hart, Retired Educator Stacey Horner, Summit Medical Center Peggy Johnson, P. S. Business Services, Inc. Sharon Kipp, Team Kipp Realtors Joan LaGrasse, Imagen, Inc. William E. McDonald, CedarStone Bank Janelle Means, Educator Kalai Mugilan, Argosy University Stanley Murphy, EdD, Argosy University Paul Presson, Musgrove Partnership Amanda Stewart, HCA Healthcare Debbie Trombley, It Works! Roger Widmer, Argosy University Lyn Williams, Comcast West Tennessee Advisory Council David Benson, Wyrestorm Amy Carson, Modern Woodmen Phil Conner, Conner Realty & Construction Patrica Edmiston, The Arc Tennessee Sheena Hanserd, Ed.D, Stand for Children Shelia Shelton, Conservator/Parent Kim Weaver, Renasant Bank
Board Counsel Michael Lannon, Weber & Rose, PSC
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