DONOR IMPACT REPORT
Fiscal Year 2019
2018-2019 Board of Directors Crystal Wildeman, Chair Jeff Deig, Chair-Elect Angie Brawdy, Past Chair Cheryl Wathen, Treasurer Christy Walker, Secretary Jim Back Clay Barrett Deb Becht Leah Dunigan Danielle Falconer Kyle Fields Dave Freeman Kevin Hammett Ginger Happe Jeff Happe Barry Heichelbech Lauren Kaiser Lance Kollker Dennis Lamey Stacey Lloyd Lori Lofton Carol Lynch Yadilka Maldonado Kate Miller Ann Muehlbauer Dan Niemeier Josh Pack Jason Puckett Adam Unfried Paul Weaver Kyle Wininger Seth Zirkle
Board Chair Emeritus William Wooten, MD
INVISIBLE BACKPACKS Each morning across our community, students arrive at school with backpacks full of books, tablets, and supplies, but they are also carrying invisible backpacks. Their invisible backpacks are frequently filled with heavy burdens like abuse, anxiety, depression, divorce, poverty, and more. These challenges make school (and life) much more difficult and often lead to destructive behaviors, including alcohol or drug use, bullying, self-harm, suicide, and other forms of violence. Youth First Social Workers and programs are embedded in schools buildings to help children unpack these invisible backpacks and replace their burdens with dreams, skills, confidence and hope.
Invisible backpacks are frequently filled with heavy burdens like abuse, anxiety, depression, divorce, poverty, and more.
Advisory Council Randy Braun Phyllis Bussing Carl Chapman Gini Combs Phil DeLong Patrick Edwards Bernie Etienne Mary Ellen Farabaugh Craig Fenneman Steve Fritz Don Fuchs Krista Greenfield Daryl Hagan Donna Harris Tim Hollander Robbie Kent, Sr. Neeley Koester Don Mattingly Rita Meeks Brad Schneider Randy Schulz Rick Schulz Les Shively David Smith Robert Tiemann Lloyd Winnecke Richard Young
Letter From The President Dear Friends of Youth First, Thank you for supporting this year of tremendous growth and increased impact for Youth First. With your backing, more young people than ever before are developing healthier mindsets and building stronger futures.
Parri O. Black
President & CEO Youth First, Inc.
In 2018-19, over 38,500 students benefitted from having Youth First Social Workers and prevention programs in their schools and
communities. Our 10-county footprint now stretches from Evansville to Ellettsville, from Mt. Vernon to Mooresville, from Owensville to Orleans, and many more places along the way in Indiana. Your investment helps young people manage stress, improve resiliency, increase hopefulness, and strengthen other life skills that boost school performance and workforce readiness. These are the keys to preventing poverty,
addictions, suicide, and other problems that threaten lives and drag down communities. Please take a good look at this annual impact report to see how your support strengthens youth and families. Thank you so much,
Letter From The Chair Dear Youth First Supporters, As we kicked off this last fiscal year, President and CEO Parri Black promoted the phrase, “Bloom Where You Are Planted.” Bloom, indeed, Youth First has over this past year. From humble beginnings over twenty years ago, Youth First has flourished. The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke all share Jesus’ mustard seed parable, a seed which is smaller than all of the other seeds, but when grown, is a tree greater than “all the herbs, and puts out great branches, so that the birds of the sky can lodge under its shadow.” With the support of generous donors like you, validation by Hoosier legislators, and persistent fundraising, Youth First reaches further in our great state and more importantly, deeper into our schools providing muchneeded shelter to our students. Davi Stein-Kiley was one of the original mustard seeds that bloomed into the impactful organization Youth First is today, with 59 social workers
and over 300 prevention programs in over 80 schools and 10 Indiana counties. This growth must continue. Our kids deserve our best efforts to preserve it. This year also introduced the “Invisible Backpack,” a visual reminder that while we all carry invisible emotional burdens, some of our students carry crushing emotional loads we cannot even begin to understand . . . until a Youth First Social Worker sits sideby-side with that student to explore the contents of that backpack. Youth First Social Workers partner with students in a safe environment, guided by professional training and oversight. Youth First has answered this call for countless students for more than two decades and continues to report for duty at school, day after day, giving our kids the tools they need to manage life despite the weight of the backpacks they carry.
Chair I cannot thank the Board and the amazing Youth First staff enough for allowing me to serve this life-saving organization. Truly, I take with me much more than I could ever repay. As you review this Annual Report and consider Youth First’s significant and measurable impact, please, don’t take our word for it. Do your own research. Ask those students, teachers, or administrators closest to you about their challenges. Ask them if they have a Youth First Social Worker, and if they do, ask them about the social worker. I am confident your independent research will confirm the importance of Youth First’s mission. In fact, I’ll bet you’re likely to also find a healthy dose of inspiration for your next donation. With heartfelt gratitude,
Youth First truly heals the hearts of kids but, it also makes the hearts of supporters feel good, too. As the FY19 Board
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Crystal Wildeman Chair, 2018-19 Board of Directors Youth First, Inc.
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Building LIFE SKILLS & Improving RESILIENCY LifeSkills Training©
Programs for Students & Schools
Your support is impacting elementary, middle school and high school students through LifeSkills Training (LST). LST is a school-based, research-validated substance abuse prevention program designed to target the primary causes of substance abuse by teaching the following skills to promote healthy and positive personal development:
Reconnecting Youth Teen Series
Youth develop skills that enhance self-esteem, develop problem-solving skills, help them reduce stress and anxiety, and manage anger.
General Social Skills
WhyTry
LifeSkills Training
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Programs
Personal Self-Management Skills
CAST
Al’s Pals
5,964
Youth Served
Measurable Outcomes Significant increases in overall student
Youth gain skills to meet personal challenges such as overcoming shyness, communicating clearly, building relationships, and avoiding violence.
Drug Resistance Skills
Significant increases in overall life skills, assertiveness skills, relaxation skills, self-control skills, and drug refusal skills
Significant improvements in anti-smoking, anti-drinking, anti-marijuana, and anti-hard drug attitudes
Youth build effective defenses against pressures to use tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs.
knowledge, anti-drug knowledge, and life skills knowledge
“LifeSkills Training is by far one of the best health curriculums I have utilized within the classroom. The students are always engaged and love the activities. With the new social-emotional learning standards, this is a wonderful resource to use to teach lifelong skills to our students." ~ Miranda Owen, 4th grade teacher, Loge Elementary School
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Fostering HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS & Strengthening FAMILY BONDS
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Programs for Youth & Families
Programs
Family Foundations Family Connections Family First Growth (ages 3-6) Family First Success (ages 7-17) Camp Memories In It to Win It
Family First
843
Individuals Served
The Family First program enhances family bonds through building a healthy family environment. Featuring the Strengthening Families curriculum, Family First is offered to families with children ages 3-17. The focus is on improving parenting skills through bonding, setting boundaries, communication and fostering healthy brain development in children. The sessions also build on family strengths and developing loving family relationships that build cooperation. Youth sessions focus on building important communication and life skills. Each session begins with a family dinner and ends with fun, interactive family activities.
Measurable Outcomes Family Conflict Family Cohesion Family Communication Parenting Skills Resilience/Coping Accountability/Personal Responsibility Parent/Child Bonding Child School/Community Involvement Parent Coping Skills Overall Family Strength and Resilience
“We liked the open, family-oriented atmosphere. Everyone was included and treated equally. There were many ideas to incorporate to make our family stronger.” – Family First Parent
94%
of adults believe the program helped them
95%
of adults are satisfied with the program
97%
of adults will recommend the program to other families
86%
of adults believe the program helped their child
89%
of adults believe they are a better family because of the program
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Developing HEALTHY MINDSETS &
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Social Workers
38,549
K-12 Schools
Students With Access
Serving At-Risk Individuals Youth First Social Workers are specialized mentors embedded in schools to provide a systematic, accessible approach to prevention. In partnership with educators and parents, they build positive relationships with students, foster readiness for change and develop resiliency to help young people learn how to manage emotions and cope with challenges.
24,541 Student Lives Touched by a Youth First Social Worker Services Included
2,844
students receiving on-going individual support
476
4,152
interventions for life-threatening concerns
referrals to community resources
18,733
11,612
teacher/staff consultations
parent consultations
“I was dealing with low self-esteem due to my peers cyber-bullying me. After meeting with my school’s Youth First Social Worker, my life changed for the better, leaving me confident in myself, and most importantly, happy.” - Middle School Student
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Boosting SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
3,177
At-Risk Students Receiving Individual and/or Group Services
39%
mental health concerns
22%
Reasons for Referral
academic concerns
19% home life concerns
10% social skills concerns
10%
social support
These Students and Their Parents Significantly Improved:
Family Bonding
Communication Skills
Conflict Resolution
Coping Skills
This Led to Positive Academic Progress
98 % 93
%
of 2018-19 caseload and small group students advanced to the next grade level or graduated. of 2018-19 caseload students who were graduating seniors had college or career plans.
“As Assistant Principal, I am responsible for disciplinary action in the Junior and Senior High School. Since having a Youth First Social Worker in our building, I can fully attest that the number of disciplinary cases making their way to my office has reduced dramatically. She has been a great addition to our North Daviess team, and we’re so glad to have her.” – Brent Dalrymple North Daviess Assistant Principal
Decision Making
Mood Management
Peer Resistance
We are grateful for these school partners: Public Barr-Reeve Community School Corp. East Gibson School Corp. Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. Loogootee Community School Corp. MSD of Martinsville MSD of Mount Vernon MSD of North Posey Mooresville Consolidated School Corp. North Daviess Community School Corp. North Gibson School Corp. Orleans Community School Corp. Pike County School Corp. Richland-Bean Blossom Community School Corp. Signature School South Gibson School Corp. Springs Valley Community School Corp. Warrick County School Corp. Washington Community School Corp.
Independent, Parochial & Private Catholic Diocese of Evansville Evansville Christian School Evansville Day School
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Your Support Builds Strong Futures
Youth First Guided Quint’s Path to Success
“I learned ways to manage anger, breathing techniques to calm anxiety and was encouraged to find an outlet to vent my emotions through my passion for music.”
Twenty-four year old Quint McGowan has dealt with Tourette’s syndrome, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) since he was 6 years old. School was tough at times. Making friends was not easy, and despite his outgoing nature, he was sometimes depressed, lonely and anxious. Noting he had low confidence, a poor self-image and was unmotivated in high school, the Youth First Social Worker at Reitz Memorial High School in Evansville recommended Quint participate in the Reconnecting Youth (RY) program his freshman year. He remembers meeting kids in RY he wouldn’t have gotten to know otherwise and enjoyed applying the life skills they learned together. He also met one-on-one with the Youth First Social Worker
to build confidence and develop coping skills to overcome his anxiety and other issues. They discussed ways for Quint to remove himself from uncomfortable situations and practiced using physical activity to relieve tension. “We went for a lot of walks,” says Quint. “I learned ways to manage anger, breathing techniques to calm anxiety and was encouraged to find an outlet to vent my emotions through my passion for music.” He began writing and recording rap music to help meet his personal challenges head-on. “Youth First definitely made a significant difference in my life. This was made possible by the rejuvenating, warmhearted atmosphere they provide for students,” Quint
shared. “At a point in time when I was pushing everything and everyone away, Youth First helped me realize there was still hope in believing in success.” Utilizing the coping skills he learned from a caring Youth First Social Worker and the RY program, he graduated from high school and started college at USI, majoring in Computer Information Systems. Quint remembers his mom, Tracey, crying happy tears when he moved onto USI’s campus, because she didn’t know if he would ever go to college. Tracey said she and his dad always wondered what his future would hold, but they lovingly “found his strengths, tried to get him the help he needed, and were open to different options for him, including technical school.”
“Youth First helped me prepare for the workforce, just as they had helped me prepare for college, by understanding there is hope and success ahead.”
Once at USI, Quint was connected to USI’s Office of Disabilities, which provided many opportunities, including matching him with a professional mentor, Old National Bank CEO Jim Ryan. This relationship significantly boosted Quint’s confidence and belief in his ability to succeed. After graduating with a BS in Computer Information Systems last May, Quint started working for Old National Bank (ONB) as an Identity and Access Management Analyst. According to Ben Trockman, ONB’s Diversity and Inclusion Outreach Specialist, Quint “has grown exponentially from a USI student to a young professional.” “Youth First helped me prepare for the workforce, just as they had helped me prepare for college, by understanding there is hope and success ahead,” said Quint. “What I experienced and learned goes even
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beyond education and employment. It goes tremendously farther than what anyone may understand; I learned the way to live a “normal” life without any type of hindrance blocking my path to success.” To this day, when he’s overwhelmed or anxious, he remembers what he learned from his Youth First Social Worker and RY class. He does breathing exercises and takes walks to relieve stress and clear his mind. He is able to manage his Tourette’s symptoms much better, which he compares to “holding back a sneeze.” His parents are exceedingly proud of his success. His mom says she is “just so thankful” for the help Youth First provided for him on the road to his future. “I would not be where I am today without two things: the support of my family and Youth First,” Quint shared. He is now giving back to Youth First as a volunteer. “Quint’s experience with Youth First has allowed him to understand how important helping others can be. He now has the passion to give back, a trait we tremendously value at ONB,” Trockman added. “I’m proud to have watched him thrive, and I can’t wait to see what he does next!” Looking back at the many obstacles Quint has overcome in his young life, there is no doubt he will be successful in any endeavor he undertakes, equipped with the tools of resiliency he now carries. Youth First’s supporters are arming thousands of young people like Quint with the skills to build strong futures and achieve their dreams.
“Youth First definitely made a significant difference in my life. This was made possible by the rejuvenating, warmhearted atmosphere they provide for students.”
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THANK YOU
Gifts of $50,000 or more Anonymous Holiday Management Foundation Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Indiana Vectren/CenterPoint Foundation
Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 Anonymous James R. & Adelaide H. Duncan Foundation Home Bank Old National Bank Foundation Women’s Fund of Vanderburgh Co. William and Mona Wooten
Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Gene and Linda Aimone Alcoa Foundation Pat and Beth Blankenberger John and Karen Cinelli Daviess Co. Community Foundation Daviess Co. Health Dept. Craig and Mary Fenneman Golf Gives Back Grain Processing Corporation Hermann Family Foundation Dan and Jill Howell Kendrick Foundation Koch Foundation Thomas and Greta Smythe St. Vincent de Paul of Loogootee St. Vincent Evansville United Companies United Way of Southwestern Indiana Vanderburgh Co. Community Foundation
Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous Berry Global Big Lots Foundation Parri and Dave Black Dean and Karen Bosler Alan and Vicki Bubalo Carl and Kay Chapman Betty Charlier CEDA of Pike Co. Daviess Co. LCC Deaconess Health System D-Patrick Mercedes Benz Championship Eye-Mart Gibson Co. Community Foundation Donna and Walter Harris Hollander/Albin/Henning Families Indiana Pacers Foundation Kristi Peck Posey Co. Community Foundation John and Diane Schroeder Shoe Carnival Southwest Indiana Association Of Realtors TJX Foundation TrueScripts William and Mary Ellen Vieth
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Paul and Martha Weaver West Side Nut Club
Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Jim and Amy Back Debra and David Becht Cornelius Manufacturing Corressell Landscape CountryMark Brent and Melissa Courter Crescent-Cresline-Wabash Plastics Foundation Jeff and Marti Deig D-Patrick Ford German American James and Leslee Gribbins Happe & Sons Construction Fred and Cindy Heseman Jones & Sons Ready Mix Living Word Christian Church Newburgh Martin Co. Community Foundation Media Mix Communications Randy and Carol Miller Kenneth and Pat Ross Jon and Kay Scheer Randy and Ann Schulz Strauss Investments & Financial Services Adam and Jan Unfried University of Colorado Warrick Co. Prosecutor’s Office Paul Watzlavik State Farm Agency Chris and Gail Wolking
Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous Frank and Pauline Amodio Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Dan and Scherri Arens Mark and Anne Arrick Clay and Amy Barrett Belt Tech Industrial Boonville Federal Savings Bank Boyd Grain Randy and Judith Braun Jeff Carnes Community Health Coalition Development Program Mike and Laura David Daviess Co. Hospital Foundation Daviess-Martin REMC Community Fund DC Metal Phil and Deborah DeLong D-Patrick Boonville Ford David Elsner John P. and Alli Engelbrecht Craig and Kathy Ettensohn Danielle and Brendon Falconer Butch and Linda Feulner First Baptist Church - Washington First Presbyterian Church - Evansville Steve and Suzette Fritz Jim and Cindy Gaskins Gary and Paula Gerling Graber Construction Robert and Judith Graper Gray Cemetery Trust
to the following businesses, foundations, and individuals for the various ways you have made mission-based contributions from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019.
Kevin and Michelle Hammett Hawkins Health Center Barry and Stella Heichelbech Mark and Joyce Hubbard Indiana Safety & Supply Co. Inter-State Studio Indianapolis Power and Light Gilbert and Marcia Jochem Johnstone Supply of Evansville John and Elizabeth Jordan Lauren and Aron Kaiser Kappa Kappa Kappa-Gamma Iota Chapter of Boonville Brad Keating Norine Keller Robert and Marguerite Kent Daniel and Connie Koester Keith Lochmueller and Sue McCool Loughmiller Machine, Tool, & Design Co Carol and Dick Lynch Main St. Presbyterian Church Petersburg Yadilka Maldonado Mamie L. Young Charitable Trust Millie Marshall Martin Co. LCC Media Insurance Larry and Rita Meeks Millennium Steel Services Ralph and Mary Millsaps Ann and Glen Muehlbauer Jim and Mary Kay Muehlbauer NASCO Industries Dan and Laura Niemeier Brad and Mary Beth Owen Jason and Tonya Puckett John and Barbara Pulcini Andy and Carrie Rudolph Jordan Russell Chuck and Debbie Sallee Donald and Leanne Seibert Ben and Tina Sizemore Davi Stein-Kiley and Bill Kiley Tom and Diane Stone Charley and Beth Storms Substance Abuse Council of Vanderburgh Co. Sycamore Foundation Tal and Rosalie O’Reilly Wooten Family Foundation Bob and Donna Taylor Tecumseh High School Thomas and Virginia Strange Tracy Zeller Jewelry Traylor Brothers Tri-State Hot Stove League Gary and Deborah Van Zandt Vanderburgh Medical Alliance Thomas and Doris Vonderhaar Cheryl and Kenneth Wathen Tracy and James Zeller Zoar United Church of Christ Evansville
Gifts of $500 to $999 Anonymous Salim and Pat Akrabawi Alstadt Plumbing Services
Jeff and Nancy Anderson Michael and Lisa Bell Elmer and Ellen Berberich Rob and Cindy Bernardin Scott and Holly Branam Gene Burnett Tim and Sue Crowley Kyle and Kristin Fields Four Star Fabricators Dave and Samantha Freeman Anne Geissinger Marge and John Gianopoulos Jeff and Leanne Happe Wayne and Jewell Henning Heritage Federal Credit Union Julie and Mike Hoon Rendall Howell Tim and Kathy Hubert Laura Keys Joe and Jo Ann Kiefer Kathy Kleindorfer David and Donna Knapp David and Marsha Lambert Dennis and Catherine Lamey Ali and Chris Langen Stacey and Michael Lloyd Donald and Becky Lutton M&M Livehaul Bob Mehringer Kate and Aaron Miller Bill and Lisa Muller New Hope Community Church Newburgh Jeremy and Tara Overton Joshua and Jill Pack PAR Management Pike Co. Prosecutor’s Office PR Bean and Co. Edward and Nancy Prusz Martha Rohlfer Brandon and Leah Roop Rotary Club of Evansville Les and Linda Shively St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Evansville Kurt and Chanca Stahl Amy and Nathan Steele Dawn and Michael Tedrow Tercera Robert and Mary "Tee" Tiemann Michael Volkman Christy and Joseph Walker Laura and Tim Wathen Weichert Realtors - The Schulz Group Crystal and Brian Wildeman Kyle and Stephanie Wininger Terry and Linda Yunker
Gifts from $250 to $499 Anonymous Laura Arrick Dennis and Dianna Beck Brent and Cindi Beeler Jerry and Cindy Benkert Deena and Ryan Bodine Deborah Brakel Mary Ruth Branstetter and Steve Klamer Diane and Tom Braun
Angie Brawdy and Brad Wagner Justin and Sarah Browning Steven and Andrea Buedel David and Vicki Campbell Catholic Diocese of Evansville Mark Daily John Deppe and Shari Barrett Frederick and Trina Doepker John and Gail Dunn Michael and Cindy Elliott Stephen and Cindy Elliott Thomas and Cynthia Endress Gerald and Ann Enlow Bernie Etienne Phillip and Michelle Eykamp Caroline Fairbanks Fine and Hatfield Tom and Cheri Gant John Gere Robert and Pamela Goedde Krista and Dennis Greenfield Bill and Sylvia Groves Sherri and Rob Hill Randy and Cindy Hupfer IBEW Local 16 Vicki and Kyle Kirkman Lance Kollker Lamar Architecture and Design Walter and Selma Lewis LNB Community Bank Wade and Katie Lowhorn Todd and Jill Lucy Tom Magan Martinsville Noon Lions Club Ellie Meade Midwestern Engineers Heather and Jeff Miller Nichols Electric Supply Old National Bank Optimist Club Of Eastside Jana and Ray Pritchett Audrey and Steve Riney Mike and Lee Schiff Mark Shockley John and Judith Stratman Vickey and Gregory Taake Rhonda Taylor David and Judith Thiele Tri Kappa Loogootee Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons John Ubelhor James and Diane VanCleave John and Mona Whinrey Phil and Donna Wolter
Gifts of $100 to $249 Anonymous Mark and Sarah Aiton Ron and Margaret Angermeier Bryan and Holly Arnold Jerry and Jo Arnold Joe and Melanie Atwood Kathy Baker Sam and June Baker Bayer’s Plumbing BB&T Jeff and Lacy Bender Jeffrey Berger Shontay Berry Cody and Deanna Biffert Douglas Bobo Darlene Boyd Vicki Brasel Brinker’s Jewelers Shane Browder Bill and Betsy Brubeck Robert and Elizabeth Burkart
Marie Bussing-Burks Casey and Lisa Calvert Jordan Campus Casey’s General Stores Larry and Joyce Catt Elizabeth and Brad Christmas Allyson Claybourn Betty Cleveland Community State Bank John and Phyllis Corn Charles and Claudette Cox Steven and Laurie Cox Dan and Erin Diehl Kyle and Lindsay Dodd Don Lee Realty Haley and Jared Droste Leah and Derek Dunigan Dena Embrey Ray and Mary Ellen Farabaugh Fidelity Brokerage Services Robert and Cheryl Ford Corey Fritz Donald and Becky Fuchs Gardar Gislason and Theodora Gunnarsdottir Aisha Givens Gerald and Robin Greenlee Kara Hartz Lynn and Clare Hassler Glenda Hauschild Lawrence and Nancy Hayden Drew Heckert Phyllis Helfgott Keith and Karen Hinderliter Robbie Hodges Jerry and Jo Ann Hoover Meagan Hostetter Heather Hudson Phil and Cathy Huestis Bruce Hurley Kappa Kappa Kappa - Beta Zeta Washington Kyla and Phil Kares Keith Kinney Chris and Amy Kivett Mike and Patricia Koch Koehler Funeral Home Allen and Lori Koester Danny and Cindy Kollker Jean Korb Judith and Kevin Kunst Richard and Lisa Lance Al and Pam Lene Lori Lofton Magnum Drilling Services Kyle and Abigail Markle Melvin and Sue Martin Krisi and Jeff Mattingly Nancy McCleary Krissy Melhiser Teresa Mercer Marshall and Margaret Miller Steve and Carolyn Miller Delight Ministries Jeffrey and Sue Moore John and Ann Morrow Andrew and Beth Mosier Michelle Musgrave and Ron Booth N.M. Bunge Robert and Carol Neisen New Horizons Financial Consultants Thomas and Joan Niemeier Nix Companies Craig Norton Pat O’Daniel Betty Olivera Margaret Ordoubadian Orleans Jr-Sr. High School
Eric and Debi Orman Holly and Dan Parod Mark and Renee Peterson Ronald and Joanie Pohl Larry and Janet Porter Richard Potts Gretchen and Brian Raben Phillip and Sandra Raben Matt and Sarah Reffett Rick and Karen Reising Libby and Kevin R. Rinehart Riney Hancock CPAs Paul and Ann Ryan Chester and Darlene Rycroft Mark and Tricia Samila Sanders Rental Property Gilbert and Jacqueline Sartore Ron and Alvrone Sater Virginia Schroeder Richard and Jane Schulz Andy and Darlene Short Alyssa and Cory Sieg Siemers Glass Co. Alicia and Eric Slaton Stewart Smith Shelby Southard Manfred and Donna Stahl Vernon and Jennifer Stevens Robert and Diane Suhrheinrich Brandy and Chris Terrell Thompkins Middle School Richard and Melinda Tibbals Michael and Linda Tiemann Patrick and Amy Todd James and Margaret Tomes Nancy Traylor Tri-State Fence Co. Jeffrey and Nancy Trockman Samuel and Kayna Turner Laurel Vaughn Vowells & Schaaf Virginia Weiler and Daniel Brown Stacie Wenk Melvin and Jacki Wildeman James and Karen Will Joseph and Vernita Williams Steve Witting Donald and Donita Wolf Betsy Wooten Betty Worthington Todd and Julie Yunker
Gifts up to $99 Anonymous Brooke Albertson Sherrille Alexander John Alling Chip and Megan Altstadt Amazon Smile Joshua Armstrong Heather Arrowsmith Aly Athens Tiffany and Nathan Austin Bruce and Carol Baker Todd and Jen Ball Jordan and Josh Beach Kris Beard Tracy Beasley Kathryn Beaty Austin and Samantha Beaupre Lynn and Tony Bell Abby and Brandon Betz Roy Binder Matthew and Jenni Bishop Rayne and Hailey Bitter Sophia and John Blaha Jon Boyles
Alan Braun Evan and Haley Brinkmeyer Salita Brown Justin Bush Joan Carie Kelli Chambers Megan Christy Margaret Clem Carl and Kris Conner Willena Cooney Lisa and Karl Cossey John Craddock Stacy Daniel Daryl and Susie Dassel Valorie and Wayne Dassel Andre and Gail Davis John Davis Linda Deutsch Ellen Dippel Jaclyn Durnil Joe and Patty Easley Whitney and Casey Eaton Brian and Mandy Elpers Prentice and Margaret Ethington Richard and Rita Eykamp Anthony and Amy Feitl Donna and Doug Ferriell Joe Filipczak W. Dwayne and Judith Fleming Fresh Thyme Farmers Market Mike and Claudia Fritz Chris Ganyard Mike Goebel Christy Goebel Atherton Gail Green Beth and Todd Greene Tessie Grimm Mary Haas Daryl and Jill Hagan Chandler and Jingle Hagey Ashley and Jeremy Hale Tiffany Harper Christine Weinzapfel-Hayden and Darin Hayden Gloria Hermann John and Katherine Heumann Steve and Sandy Holzmeyer Steve & Leesa Richardson Jeffrey and Amber Houchins Deborah Howell Tom and Janet Howell Bobbie Hudson Brian and Melannie Hutchinson Jon Hyneman Katy Ivester John and Peggy Jewell Eric Jones Marybeth Josey James and Sally Julian William Kain Pat and Shari Kempf Clark and Margaret Kimberling Ray and Kim Kixmiller Matthew Knoblauch Paul and Charlotte Kohlman Daniel and Susan Korb Dan and Julie Kruse Jenna Kruse Rodger and Melody Lantz Dave Lappe Sarah Laury Jimmy and Stephanie Lefler Steve and Shauna Link Leah Lottes Mike and Kathleen Luebbe Joshua Lykins Brant and Dena Lyon Ann Mapp
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Debra Martin Toni Martin Amanda Merder Kaitlyn Meredith Don and Susan Mosbey Terra Norman Adam Novello and Aline Xavier Kathy Oeth Katie and Clinton Omohundro Tyler Patchin Kyle Peck Gwynn and Michael Perlich Mary Lou Petrisko Dave Pijut George and Betty Postletheweight Lori Powell Jason Rainey Connie Reed Nicole Reed Wayne and Bonnie Rinks Michael and Donna Roberts Charles and Audrey Robinson Randy Rolley Scott and Sue Rolley Dustin Ross Amber and Paul Russell Richard and Laura Rust Judy Sallee Callie Sanders Tricia Sanders Jim and Deborah Schade Schnucks Aaron and Colleen Scholer Gerald and Phyllis Schreiber Ken and Janet Schultheis Perry Seal Lisa Seif Rebecca Seitz Megan and Clayton Shake Kacie and Ryan Shipman Richard and Kathryn Siegert Sara Silver Deborah Simmons Robin Sims Brooke and Brent Skipper Mark Smith Brushell Solorzano Emily Sommers Elaine Thompson Daniel Townsend and Denise Seibert Townsend TriStarr Kathy Trout Seger Amanda VanNess Steve and Shelley Vessels Nicole Walls Michael and Lisa Weber Lu Weil Ken and Janet Wempe Delana Wentzel Jenna Whitfield Diana Wilderman Grace and Josh Wilson Sara Wilson Kim Windrow Nathan Wire Dana Worland Linda Wuerth
In-Kind Gifts Azzip Pizza Neeley Koester Rotary Club of Evansville Signarama Evansville Texas Roadhouse Media Mix Communications
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Memorials & Honorariums
In honor of Don Mattingly William and Mona Wooten
Amy Helfert The Highland Inn Rodney and Paige Miller Lisa Hoefling Kellie Jarboe Monica Jarboe Duke and Joanna Junod Lindsey and Lisa Kempf Jack and Linda Kinkel Lori Lovell Macy’s Kevin and Colleen Mason Elizabeth Maurer Angela VanNess McLin Kathy McLin Raymond and Debbie Morrow Karen Nguyen The Family of Macy Nguyen One Life Church - Evansville Stacey Orange Curt and Ali Pendley Tom and Sandy Phelps Kristi Raben The Mike Reeder Team William and Kathy Shoulders Keith and Brandy Sitzman Brent and Angela St. Clair Mary Ann Tennyson Walther’s Golf and Fun Melissa Watkins John and Tiffany Wynn
In honor of Larry and Rita Meeks William and Mona Wooten
In memory of Bill Koester William and Mona Wooten
In honor of Jana and Ray Pritchett and Family Steve and Nikki Pritchett and Family
In memory of Spiro Mitsos Randy and Ann Schulz
In honor of Jim and Amy Back and Family Carol Fasnacht In honor of Parri Black Aaron and Breanna Black and Family Ethan Black Carol and Dick Lynch In honor of Bill and Phyllis Bussing William and Mona Wooten In honor of Suzanne Crouch William and Mona Wooten In honor of John and Gail Dunn Carol and Dick Lynch In honor of Marge Gianopoulos Jennifer Barton Kathy Gage Patty Lovell Polly Moss Nan Trenta In honor of Kevin Hammett Karen Oldham
In honor of Steve and Nikki Pritchett and Family Jana and Ray Pritchett and Family
In memory of Heather Dunn Niemeier Carol and Dick Lynch In memory of Betty Romain Carol and Dick Lynch
In honor of Ron Romain William and Mona Wooten
In memory of Bob Schulz William and Mona Wooten
In honor of Jon Scheer Nicholas and Brooklyn Schnarr
In memory of Victoria Siegel William and Mona Wooten
In honor of Randy Schulz William and Mona Wooten
In memory of Marj Soyugenc William and Mona Wooten
In honor of Rick Schulz William and Mona Wooten
In memory of Esther VanCleave Eastminster Presbyterian Church Evansville William and Tamara Evans Larry and Judith Hagensieker Vanderburgh Superior Court Employees
In honor of Bob Tiemann William and Mona Wooten In honor of William and Mona Wooten Paul and Melissa Elliott Tom and Sally Keating In memory of Tanner Copeland Anonymous Jenni Strange Anderson Chuck and Karen Ashby Parri and Dave Black Thomas and Cindy Blackburn Mary Ruth Branstetter and Steve Klamer Allyson Breeden Joseph and Dawn Bury Matt and Kristen Folz Gary Gard and Kimberly Alspet-Gard Angie Geiser Mark and Dannelle Haller
In memory of Dr. Lisle Wayne William and Mona Wooten
2019 Passport to Adventure Auction Sponsors Presenting Sponsor Edward Jones Passport Sponsors Banterra Bank Bose Public Affairs Group Awards Program Sponsor Deaconess Health System Runway Sponsor St. Vincent Evansville
Souvenir Sponsors American Legacy Fishing Company For Evansville Wooden McLaughlin Cuisine Sponsors The Diamond Galleria Evansville Surgical Associates Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union Lefler Collision & Glass Silent Auction Sponsors Atlas World Group Blankenberger Brothers Fifth Third Bank Regency Commercial Associates First Class Flyers Bank of America Merrill Lynch Black Equipment Co. Brentwood Springs / Springstone Pedro and Carmelita Dominguez Bill and Muriel Gillenwater Harding Shymanski & Company, P.S.C. Michael Hoover and Maria Del Rio Hoover Jackson Kelly John Kamin and Gail Vignola Peter and Megan Knoll Dennis and Catherine Lamey Old National Bank Torian Insurance Tri State Community Clinics William and Mona Wooten Business Class Flyers Joseph and Jane Annakin Azzip Pizza Brake Supply Commerce Bank Data Mail Diehl Consulting Group Dunn Hospitality Group Doug and Laura Edwards Fine and Hatfield First Bank Gibco Motor-Express Hasgoe Cleaning Systems Keller Schroeder Kemper CPA Group Kohl’s Lieberman Technologies Carol and Dick Lynch NFP ONI Risk Partners PAR Management Stephen Libs Finer Chocolates Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons Truck Centers Zeidler’s Flowers, Gardens & Gifts Ziemer Funeral Home Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders Friends of Youth First Fibercom Electrical Systems Hatfield Law Office Drew and Denise Peyronnin Reference Services
In-Kind Sponsors 14 News (WFIE) 44 News (WEVV) 104.1 WIKY Courier & Press Eyewitness News (WEHT/WTVW) Hot 96 FM (WSTO) Media Mix Communications RC Beverage Company Tucker Publishing Group Auction Item Donors 14 WFIE 5th Street Bar & Grill A+ Garage Doors Aching Acres Landscaping Acropolis Restaurant Advanced Vision Associates Ahh Spa All Blown Up Inflatables All in the Family Dental Alpha Laser American Legacy Fishing Company Angelo’s Italian Restaurant April Stewart-Fryman, State Farm Archie and Clyde’s Restaurant Laura Arrick Heather Arrowsmith Azzip Pizza Bandana’s Bar-B-Q Basket Kases Gift Shoppe Eric and Julie Bassler Be Happy Pie Company Because Bread Debra and David Becht Michael and Lisa Bell Elmer and Ellen Berberich Biaggi’s Restaurant Cody and Deanna Biffert Big Splash Adventure Parri and Dave Black Bob’s Gym Deena and Ryan Bodine Holly Boeke Bonefish Grill Boston’s Mary Ruth Branstetter and Steve Klamer Diane and Tom Braun Brinker’s Etc. Brinker’s Jewelers Salita Brown Bru Burger Steven and Andrea Buedel Buffalo Wild Wings Bullets to Bling Melissa Bullock Burdette Park Bill and Phyllis Bussing Busy Beedz Design Cafe Arazu Cardinal Spirits Carriage Inn Casey’s General Stores CBS/FOX 45 Cheddar’s Casual Cafe Chicago Bears Chicago Cubs Chick-Fil-A Cross Pointe Chipotle Mexican Grill Art and Dixie Christmas Cincinnati Zoo Club Pilates Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated
Columbus Area Visitors Center Conner Prairie Cork ‘n Cleaver Corporate Design Costco Creation Museum Custom Recreation Deerhead Sidewalk Cafe Marco and Lisa DeLucio - Second Street Studios Denver Zoo Di Legge’s Restaurant Discovery Toys Diverse Salon DnK Kreations Pedro and Carmelita Dominguez Don’s Claytons Dry Cleaning Donut Bank DoubleTree Hotel D-Patrick Boonville Ford Drury Inn & Suites Evansville East Dukane Skin Care Leah and Derek Dunigan Whitney and Casey Eaton Edgewater Grille eLuxurySupply Emge’s Deli Enduring Cosmetics Enterprise Fleet Management Escape Salon Evansville Obedience Club Evansville Otters Baseball Evansville Wartime Museum Danielle and Brendon Falconer Farm Boy Food Service Farmer & Frenchman Winery Fenneman & Associates Donna and Doug Ferriell Flowers & More Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers French Lick Resort Fresh Baked by Tracy Froggy’s Restaurant & Sports Bar Fusion Spa & Boutique G. D. Ritzy’s GaylaCake Gerling Law Gratte Enterprises Gray Photography Hacienda Darmstadt Ashley and Jeremy Hale Tim Hamby Ginger and Darren Happe Haub House Aaron and Jennifer Head Healing Hands Massage Therapy Barry and Stella Heichelbech Lisa Heichelbech Sherri and Rob Hill Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari Horseshoe Southern Indiana Hotel Indigo Impulse Hair Studio and Day Spa Indiana Pacers Foundation Indianapolis Colts Indianapolis Comedy Sportz Indianapolis Motor Speedway Indianapolis Zoo Jason’s Deli Jaya’s Authentic Foods JetBlue Airways
Beth Jones Judy Schmitt Just Rennie’s Lauren and Aron Kaiser Kanpai Pat and Shari Kempf The Family of Lilly King King’s Island Cares Knob Hill Tavern Koch Family Children’s Museum of Evansville Lance Kollker Jenna Kruse Judith and Kevin Kunst Kylie McFall Photography La Campirana Lake Rudolph Dennis and Catherine Lamey Ali and Chris Langen Sarah Laury Lawn Masters LB Salon Lea Matthews Furniture and Interiors Lefler Collision & Glass Lemon Tree Lewis Bakeries Lic’s Deli & Ice Cream Lieberman Technologies Lil’ Rexing’s Pony Express Lincoln Amphitheatre Stacey and Michael Lloyd LNB Community Bank Lori Lofton Lou Holtz Office Carol and Dick Lynch Ma T 888 China Bistro Jack and Penny Macleod Yadilka Maldonado Malibu Grill Manna Mediterranean Grill Marian’s Hallmark Toni Martin Massage for Your Health Don and Lori Mattingly Matt’s TURF James and Deborah McDaniel Chad McPherson Ellie Meade Pat and Judi Meade Menke’s Auto Repair Kaitlyn Meredith Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden Mike Libs and the Chocolate Factory Mike Mohr State Farm Agency Darin Miller Heather and Jeff Miller Mission BBQ Jayson and Alex Munoz National Corvette Museum New Harmony Soap Company New York Yankees Northside Eyecare Associates O’Charley’s East Old National Bank Oliver Winery Orangetheory Fitness Evansville Outback Steakhouse Ovation Grafix Painting with a Twist Panera Pappy & Grammy’s Popcorn Penny John’s People’s Furniture Pet Food Center
Jackie Peters Piece of Cake Pike’s Mattress Jana Pritchett Nikki Pritchett Todd Proebsting Professional Eyecare Associates ProMark Jason and Tonya Puckett Pure Barre R4 Boutique Rafferty’s Restaurant & Bar Pat Rayburn RC Beverage Company Reitz Home Museum Rhythm Aveda Salon and Spa Libby and Kevin Rinehart River City Coffee + Goods River Kitty Cat Cafe Bob and Gayle Rogers Ross Store Ruler Foods Amber and Paul Russell R’z Cafe and Catering Scott and Victoria Salmond Callie Sanders Santa’s Lodge Sara’s Harmony Way Schnitzelbank Restaurant Schon Boutique Dave and Tina Schutte Serendipity Design & Decor Shedd Aquarium Shoe Carnival Pat and Lisa Shoulders Showplace Cinemas Alyssa and Cory Sieg Sift Yoga Mark and Jennifer Simon Sixth Street Soapery Sky Zone Evansville Natalie and Alan Smith Jeff and Sally Snyder Brushell Solorzano Wes and Katie Southard Brian and Lori Southard Shelby Southard St. Elmo Steak House Starbucks Double Tree Davi Stein-Kiley and Bill Kiley Stephen Libs Finer Chocolates Storm Guard Evansville Sugar Bakers Home Fashions Sun King Brewing Co. Swonder Ice Arena Vickey and Gregory Taake Rhonda Taylor Texas Roadhouse The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis The Diamond Galleria The Inflatable Fun Factory The Magic House The Mill Street Grille The Pie Pan The Rooftop The Wine Vault Thyme in the Kitchen Tools 4 Teaching Tracy Zeller Jewelry Trademarks Hair Designs Trees n Trends Tri-State Hot Stove League Tropicana Evansville Tucker Publishing Turley Jewelers Turoni’s Pizza
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United Capital Evansville University of Evansville Theatre Versona Viamedia Walther’s Golf and Fun Kenneth and Cheryl Wathen Laura and Tim Wathen Virginia Weiler and Daniel Brown Wesselman Nature Society Western Ribeye & Ribs White Swan Coffee Lab Wilde Horticultural Services Crystal and Brian Wildeman Wildflower Boutique Grace and Josh Wilson Wilstem Ranch Wok ‘n’ Roll Wolf’s BBQ YMCA Camp Carson YMCA of Southwestern Indiana Zaxby’s Auction Item Purchasers Josh Alles Gary Ankrom Laura Arrick Brad and Linda Austin Clay and Amy Barrett Mikaelah Becher Debra and David Becht Elmer and Ellen Berberich Cody and Deanna Biffert Parri and Dave Black Pat and Beth Blankenberger Deena and Ryan Bodine Holly and Scott Branam Mary Ruth Branstetter and Steve Klamer Randy and Judith Braun Diane and Tom Braun Angie Brawdy and Brad Wagner Shane Browder Michele and John Bryant Amanda Cadden Jill Carter Jan Collins Lottie Cook Kevin Coon Lisa and Karl Cossey Brent and Melissa Courter Matthew and Lauren Courtney Chris and Kelly Crowder Mark Daily Tracey DeCosta Jeff and Marti Deig Phil and Deborah DeLong Becky Dosher Haley and Jared Droste Leah and Derek Dunigan Karen Edwards Jimmy and Lydia Ellis Richard and Debbie Ellis Dena Embrey Phillip and Michelle Eykamp Caroline Fairbanks Danielle and Brendon Falconer Greg and Ann Freyberger Gary Gard and Kimberly Alspet-Gard Mike and Dionna Garrison Terry and Nancy Gehlhausen Marge and John Gianopoulos Steve and Robin Gilliam Rebecca Glines Greg Goldstein Rhett and Amanda Gonterman
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Ashley Gray Krista and Dennis Greenfield Ken Hall Steve and Ashley Hammer Jeff and Leanne Happe Michelle Hargrove Linda Harris Christine Weinzapfel-Hayden and Darin Hayden Barry and Stella Heichelbech Annette Helfert Phyllis Helfgott Sherri and Rob Hill Jeff Henning and Tricia Hollander Henning Steve and Sandy Holzmeyer Julie and Mike Hoon Gilbert and Marcia Jochem Barry Johnson Debra Johnson Dale and Sharon Jones Lauren and Aron Kaiser John Kamin and Gail Vignola Vicki and Kyle Kirkman Peter and Megan Knoll David Koch Lance Kollker Judith and Kevin Kunst Ali and Chris Langen Rodger and Melody Lantz Maury and Susan Leinenbach Stacey and Michael Lloyd Lori Lofton Mark and Donna Logan Wade and Katie Lowhorn Chris and Connie Lucas Todd and Jill Lucy Carol and Dick Lynch Yadilka Maldonado Sherri Mason James and Deborah McDaniel Crystal McKinney Alissa McMillan Chad and Caylan McPherson Ellie Meade Larry and Rita Meeks Krissy Melhiser Kaitlyn Meredith Greg Miller Dave Mitchell Ann and Glen Muehlbauer Aaron and Regina Muller Dan and Laura Niemeier Adam Novello and Aline Xavier Katie and Clinton Omohundro Lori Otzmann Joshua and Jill Pack Mitchell Patton and Taylor Heilers Kristi Peck Gwynn and Michael Perlich Mary Lou Petrisko Donna Pettijohn Greg Pfister Alex Pritchett and Ashley Anderson Jana and Ray Pritchett Jason and Tonya Puckett Brandi Richardson Ruth Richmond Mike Riddle Libby and Kevin Rinehart Audrey and Steve Riney Frances Rodgers Rhonda Rollett Scott and Sue Rolley Andy and Carrie Rudolph Amber and Paul Russell
Eddie and Marcia Russell Rich and Laurie Rust Chris and Gretchen Rutledge Chuck and Debbie Sallee Scott and Victoria Salmond Ginger Schenks Joseph and Karen Schmidt Mackenzie Schmidt Michael and Colleen Schulz Randy and Ann Schulz Richard and Jane Schulz Lisa Seif Claire Sievers Mike and Jan Small Jason and Brooksie Smith Brian and Lori Southard Shelby Southard Ernest and Leigh Anne Spivey Amy and Nathan Steele Davi Stein-Kiley and Bill Kiley Kathleen Summers Lindsey Susott Vickey and Gregory Taake Bob and Donna Taylor Rhonda Taylor Dawn and Michael Tedrow Mary Ann Tennyson Brandy and Chris Terrell Tony and Becky Thacker Keith and Teresa Thomas Daniel Townsend and Denise Seibert Townsend Walter and Debbie Valiant Trevor Vance Joe and Julie Vetter Christy and Joseph Walker Paul and Martha Weaver Jack and Brenda Weber Virginia Weiler and Daniel Brown Anne Whinrey Cynthia Whitaker Jamie Wicks Gaven Wilson Dottie Woodall Betsy Wooten William and Mona Wooten Seth and Scarlett Zirkle
2018 Breakfast of Champions Honoree Steve Fritz Title Sponsor German American Platinum Sponsor Vectren/CenterPoint Foundation Silver Sponsors Deaconess Health System Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union Old National Bank St. Vincent Evansville Tri-State Hot Stove League Bronze Sponsors Bank of America Merrill Lynch Commerce Bank Tom Elsner The Fritz Family Robert and Marguerite Kent Raben Tire Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons William and Mona Wooten Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders Supporters Anchor Industries Parri and Dave Black Bose Public Affairs Group Jeff and Marti Deig Dunn Hospitality Group EVSC Foundation J. Greg and Jo Anna Faith Robert and Phyllis Fenneman First Bank Spencer and Mary Goodson Hafer Jay Kasey Lindauer Family Dentistry Skanska Bob and Diane Suhrheinrich Gary and Deborah Van Zandt Terry and Linda Yunker In-Kind Sponsors ProMark Bauerhaus Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation Media Mix Communications Signarama Evansville
THANK YOU
Continue Your Support! We appreciate you, our donors, who provide generous support in so many ways. Your continued support is actively moving Youth First forward in our mission of strengthening youth and families.
Donate & Make An Impact
Volunteer Your Time & Talents
Your annual gift to Youth First makes a significant impact that helps protect and heal the hearts of children and their families through our free prevention programs and mental health services. Donations may be restricted to your area of interest or designated to the area of greatest need.
Engaged volunteers are the transformational lifeline of our organization. Youth First desires individuals who care about young people and their community to become volunteers and advocates. Your gifts of time and talent help Youth First raise awareness and strengthen and transform lives every day.
Attend & Support Our Annual Fundraising Events Passport to Adventure Auction April 30, 2020 at 5:00 pm The 18th Annual Passport to Adventure Auction serves as our largest fundraiser of the year! You won’t want to miss this exciting and meaningful evening. Enjoy easy online bidding as you browse experience packages, vacations, sports memorabilia, gift baskets and exclusive items. The event will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton in downtown Evansville and is free to attend. Visit youthfirstinc.org to see the latest unique auction items.
presented by United Leasing & Finance August 27-30, 2020 Join Youth First at the season-ending Korn Ferry Tour Finals event which is played at Victoria National Golf Club in Newburgh. Volunteers are the heart of the tournament, and there are many opportunities to get involved in the action-packed week, watch an incredible display of professional golf, and support Youth First.
Fall 2020 This signature event allows us to thank our donors, volunteers and school partners who have contributed to Youth Private Revenue First’s growth. This past year marked our 27.5% Government 12th event, and we were delighted to Revenue honor community advocate Dan Arens 41.9% as the Dr. William Wooten Champion of Youth First. School Partner Revenue 30.3%
Consider a Legacy Gift to Youth First
Interest Revenue
Have you considered leaving the gift of hope through a legacy gift to Youth First? With a gift through your will, estate0.3% plan, life insurance policy or charitable gift annuity, you can leave a living legacy of your desire to provide children in our community with strong futures. For more information, visit youthfirstinc.org or contact our Development Staff at (812) 421-8336.
2019 Fiscal Year Summary Private Revenue 27.5%
After-School & Community Programs 13.8% Government Revenue 41.9%
School Partner Revenue 30.3%
Revenue Summary
Interest Revenue 0.3%
Government Funding School Partner Fee-for-Service Private Grants & Contributions Interest
$ 2,414,557 $ 1,550,430 $ 1,403,911 $ 16,041
Total
$ 5,111,939 After-School & Community
School Social Work Program & In-School Programs 86.2%
Expense Summary 83.6% Direct Program & Service Expenses 11.8% Core Mission Fundraising Expenses 4.6% Core Mission Administrative Expenses
$ 4,076,987 $ 573,406 $ 226,469
Total
$ 4,876,862
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The mission of Youth First is to strengthen youth and families through evidence-based programs that prevent substance abuse, promote healthy behaviors, and maximize student success.
Fiscal Year 2019
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