YOUTH VILLAGES ANNUAL REPORT 2021
CEO Patrick Lawler and Chairman of the Board Jimmy Lackie learn therapeutic drumming techniques from youth at our newly opened Bower Activity Center on the Bartlett Campus in Memphis, Tennessee.
Believe in a Force for Tomorrow
Every day at Youth Villages, we ask children, families and young people who are facing tough mental health and behavioral problems to believe — in us, in themselves and in the brighter future that is possible. We offer the most effective evidence-based programs and services, but it’s that belief, born of the trust built on personal relationships, that makes the difference in real lives.
This will allow us to serve more children and families across the country in the years to come.
• The new Bower Activity Center opened on our Bartlett Campus, expanding our therapeutic recreational activities for young people.
• Our commitment to our staff during the pandemic resulted in our designation as a Great Place to Work® for the fourth consecutive year.
Belief has been so important for our organization over the last two years as we were tested by the pandemic. Youth Villages held tight to our belief in our mission and the strength and resilience of both our staff and the families we serve. The results have been remarkable. In 2021, our staff helped 32,344 children from 94 locations in 23 states and the District of Columbia. Over the last two years, 87% of the children and young people who were served in our programs found long-term success. Here are a few other highlights of the year that spanned from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021.
• Three rigorous evaluations by the Center for State Child Welfare Data at the University of Chicago’s Chapin Hall found our Intercept® intensive in-home program model effective in helping children avoid out-of-home placement and achieve permanency.
In this report, you’ll meet some of those who put their faith in us this year. Their successes inspire us to keep going and to keep expanding our reach, especially when the circumstances around us are uncertain. We know that our results would not be possible without the commitment of our supporters, volunteers, foster parents, donors and partner agencies. On behalf of the children, families and young people we serve and our staff, thank you for your continued support of our mission. Together, we are a force for tomorrow.
Patrick W. Lawler, CEO
James D. Lackie, Chairman of the Board
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BY THE NUMBERS Youth Villages provides direct services ranging from in-home to residential treatment; shares its nationally recognized and evidence-based program models with partners; and supports state child welfare leaders to bring sustainable change to systems.
Core
FY21
In-Home Services
10,100
Transition-Age Youth Services
5,129
Wraparound Services
1,545
Residential Services
1,098
PRESENTING ISSUES Children and young adults served FY21
Foster Care 858 Group Homes 119
86% of youth presented with multiple issues.
GuideTree™ Services
93
Subtotal
18,942
Ancillary Crisis Services 9,477 Outpatient Services/ Medication Management
Gender
47%
32,344
Female
Male
18+ (12%)
Race/Ethnicity African American
31%
Caucasian Hispanic Other
Please note: Youth may be served in more than one program; Total youth served across Youth Villages will be less than the sum of youth served by program. Assessment/Case Management includes assessments, case management, Memphis Allies, OH permanency coordination, TN family service workers, and TN family support services.
27% 48% 34% 47%
53%
823
Subtotal 13,402
Total
45% 65% 43% 23%
DEMOGRAPHICS
Assessment/Case Management 3,102
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Substance Abuse Suicide/Self-harm Legal Issues Other Concerns
Abuse/Neglect Behavioral Disorders Educational Issues Mental Health
62% 9% 5%
15–17 (37%)
8–younger
(15%)
Ages Served FY19-FY21
9–11 (12%)
12–14 (25%)
Note: Youth may report more than one race/ethnicity, therefore percentages may add to more than 100%.
WHERE WE SERVE In 2021, Youth Villages was at work in these states and jurisdictions.*
Washington, D.C.
Youth Villages states / Partnering states Alabama
Indiana
Nevada
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Oregon
Connecticut
Louisiana**
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Florida
Massachusetts
New York
Tennessee
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Washington
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Washington, D.C.
*Youth Villages total locations as of December 2021. ** Both Youth Villages state and Partnering state
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FINANCIALS REVENUE & EXPENSE STATEMENT Financials for Youth Villages Inc. and affiliates in thousands.
Revenue
FY21
Operating Expenses
FY21
Program Services
Dogwood Campus
$10,284
Bartlett Campus
13,937
Bill's Place®
19,651
Rose Center for Girls®
11,400
Inner Harbour Campus
21,778
Other Campuses
Foster Care
15,963
In-Home Services
64,765
917
Wraparound Services 14,990
Other States/Medicaid
$130,977
Group Homes
5,920
State of Tennessee
87,455
Adoptions
539
Donations and Pledges
27,273
Transition-Age Youth Services
TennCare
21,574
Day Treatment
Investment Income
63,763
Mentoring
496
Miscellaneous Income
992
Crisis Services
4,605
Grant Revenue
5,558
LifeSet™ Partners 8,092
USDA
1,019
GuideTree™ 700
Total Revenue
$338,611
93
New Allies®
354
Memphis Allies
675
Management and General In FY21, $29.3M in Temporary Restricted Net Assets were utilized
19,100
38,625
3,772
Total Expenses Change in Net Assets
$256,656 $81,955
Fundraising
to support programs. At the end of the year, $55.8M remained in Temporary Restricted Net Assets to support programs in future years. For complete audited financial statements, please visit youthvillages.org or contact the Youth Villages Finance Department at 901-251-5000.
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Consolidated balance sheet Financials for Youth Villages Inc. and affiliates in thousands.
Operating Efficiency
Assets
FY21
FY20
$379,904
$294,778
Property and Equipment, Net
95,863
93,488
Other Assets
12,479
16,687
Total Current Assets
Total Assets
$488,246
$404,953
Liabilities Total Liabilities
$21,856
$20,518
410,599
325,431
55,791
59,004
Total Net Assets
$466,390
$384,435
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$488,246
$404,953
Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions Program Expenses
83.5% ($214,259)
Administrative Expenses
15% (38,625)
Fundraising Expenses
1.5% (3,772)
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Patrick Lawler and Lance tour the newly built Bower Activity Center.
Bower Activity Center Youth Villages CEO Patrick Lawler is a familiar face on our residential campuses in Memphis, always talking to the children, giving encouragement and asking questions. “I learned a long time ago, if you want to know how to take care of kids, just ask them,” Lawler says with a laugh. “They’ll tell you.” A few years ago, Lawler was visiting with a group of about 12 children, different ages, boys and girls. He asked them how they were doing and if they needed anything. A 12-year-old boy named Lance responded. “Mr. Lawler, I’ve got a problem,” he said. “It’s been raining a lot and cold all winter long. We haven’t been able to go outside to play much, and we're tired of being in this cottage all the time.” “The other children chimed in and just started telling me things they would like to do indoors or outdoors in a covered area,” Lawler said. Three years later, the 13,800-square-foot Bower Activity Center opened, serving as an open, light-filled hub for activities on the Bartlett Campus. It includes specially designed spaces for therapeutic drumming, arts and crafts, yoga and dance, a movie theater and a large commercial kitchen for Youth Villages’ culinary arts and catering program, Food with Class, and a large
STORIES OF HOPE
in the
outdoor deck overlooking the campus. There’s a professionally equipped workout area, an indoor climbing wall, a salon, and counseling and health exam rooms. Outside the center are covered basketball and picnic areas and a new baseball diamond. The building is named after longtime national board member Paul C. Bower. His generous support of Youth Villages has made a difference in the lives of children over many decades. On a recent visit, Lance gave the new space a thumbs up. “This place is awesome," he said. "I love it. It's making me very happy."
Right now, Lance is holding out hope for something else that will make him happy — an adoptive family. Youth Villages’ adoption program helped 80 children find forever homes in 2021, but Lance is still waiting. He wants a family that will help him participate in activities. At Youth Villages, he’s been the lead in a school play and a featured drummer. He runs 5Ks with the campus running group. “A family would mean that I have hope and can accomplish anything I try,” he said.
To find out more about Lance and other Youth Villages children who are ready for adoption, go to youthvillages.org.
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Devan and Jordan, with their LifeSet Specialist Jason Woolfolk, after their college graduation in spring 2021.
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When growing up in poverty with a lack of family support, there’s very little to believe in. Twin brothers Jordan and Devan moved around a lot with parents who were in and out of their lives. Their father was caught up in alcohol; their mother got involved with drugs. “Definitely, not the fondest of memories,” recalled Jordan. At 17, the brothers were referred to Youth Villages’ LifeSet program. “When we first got into the program, we didn’t know if we would even graduate high school,” Devan said. “We wanted to go to college and pursue that dream, but we weren’t sure how to do it.” Through LifeSet, Jordan and Devan received the support they needed to graduate high school — the first in their family to do so — and meet all the requirements for college. Youth Villages is committed to making sure that every young person in the United States who turns 18 in foster care has the kind of comprehensive support Jordan and Devan received. LifeSet, which serves as a bridge to adulthood for youth aging out of foster care.
It is the largest program in the country helping these young people and one of the only ones to have demonstrated favorable results in a large clinical trial. The program increased employment, earnings and positive mental health, while reducing homelessness, economic hardship and partner violence. Through LifeSet and our YVScholars program, Jordan and Devan had continued support through college to keep them on track. They graduated in May and now share an apartment. Jordan is employed with Youth Villages in the Information Technology department. Devan is looking at jobs in finance and investment and has a particular interest in the stock market. “I have a lot of days where I don’t think I should be here,” Jordan said. “I was going to give up. Youth Villages changed all that. They interacted with me, pushed me, motivated me and worked with me and have made me the person I am today.”
STORIES OF HOPE
Jordan and Devan in
“We can’t emphasize enough how Youth Villages is the foundation of our lives,” Devan said. “The change in our lives is so massive that we’re completely different people.”
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Nathe’anna, on the left, and her LifeSet Specialist Kelly Adams.
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Nathe’anna Young people who experience foster care are resilient, strong and capable. Still, they need support as they move toward adulthood. Nothing proves that point more than Nathe’anna’s journey, as she overcame health issues, the COVID-19 shutdown and a natural disaster. At every turn, she had the support of the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services, which chose LifeSet as the program model for their extension of foster care in 2019. To meet our commitment to see that every young person who ages out of foster care in the United States receives comprehensive support, Youth Villages has expanded the LifeSet program through direct services and partnerships with state agencies and innovative private providers. This year, more than 5,000 young people participate in LifeSet through direct services and more than 1,000 through partners. Nathe’anna, the youngest of four children, came into foster care around the age of 7. As she turned 18 in a group home, the world shut down with COVID-19. There was no graduation ceremony before she was off to university as a freshman. “It was like having my life stop and then restart in a whole different time zone,” she said.
Then, her health deteriorated, and she had to have gallbladder surgery, alone because of pandemic visitor restrictions. Her LifeSet specialist was there, through the phone line, offering support and encouragement. After she recovered and was back in school virtually, her community was struck by Hurricane Ida. There were weeks without electricity, with roads closed and businesses shut down. Even when she couldn’t be there in person, LifeSet specialist Kelly Adams stayed connected. “There was a text every day,” Nathe’anna said. “She kept up with me. Did I have food? Safe housing?” Now, the two meet every week in person, working on Nathe'anna's goals, including her latest: to complete certification as an EMT. LifeSet turned into a lifeline. “I watched every one of my brothers and sisters age out of foster care because they were older than me," Nathe'anna said. "This program wasn’t around for them, and they all had negative outcomes, I’m glad it was here for me. LifeSet is a program that gives you a chance, that gives you hope.”
STORIES OF HOPE
in
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Daniel and Veronica Maclin, with their biological and adopted daughters, believe in second chances.
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Maclin Family Most people believe in second chances, but some of the children and youth we help have never even had a first chance to succeed. Daniel and Veronica Maclin believe in helping children and young people because of those who helped them. In the U.S., more than 120,000 children and youth are waiting to be adopted. The numbers in foster care are higher at around 435,000 youth. Veronica was abandoned by her parents at the age of 10. A cousin adopted her and her siblings. “That was a blessing,” Veronica said. “To experience the love she offered made me want to give to someone else.”
STORIES OF HOPE
in the
Daniel left his home at 15 years old due to his parents’ drug use and bounced around different friends’ homes. “One thing that I said to myself is that if I ever had kids, I would never abandon them,” he said.
Daniel and Veronica have been — and continue — putting action behind their words. With seven daughters of their own, Daniel and Veronica have also been foster parents for 19 years and just more than a year ago added to their family through adoption. The Maclins’ latest addition is a young teenager named Mariah, whose adoption was finalized in July 2020. Before Mariah came to the Maclins, she was passed from family member to family member, and many times found herself at home alone. She had little hope. “I was at the point where I was feeling no one cared,” Mariah said. It took no time for Mariah to feel at home with the Maclins, especially after the other girls in the family immediately welcomed her. “I was like, ‘I’m going to get along in this family.’”
The Maclins aren’t stopping either. They are currently fostering another girl and a boy in their home. “Both blended right into our family,” Veronica said. “We’re in this to make the youth feel welcome and show them love.” The girls sing together in a church group.
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The Pierce family worked hard to overcome challenges and bring their six kids home from foster care. They tell other families not to give up.
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Pierce family When Cohen was born in an East Tennessee hospital in 2019, he didn’t get to go home with his mom and dad. Substance use had already broken his family, and the baby joined his five brothers and sisters in foster care. Nationwide statistics tell us that one in three children are entering foster care now because of parental substance use. It is a devastating national epidemic that has been in part overshadowed by COVID-19. Jordan and Cody Pierce had been working to overcome their addictions and bring their family back together. It had been a hard road, filled with steps forward and back. Through it all, the Pierces believed in their family and fought to put the pieces of their lives back together.
“I think Youth Villages was vital to this family’s success,” Reynolds said. “They were helping Jordan and Cody navigate parenting six children together for the first time after months of separation. It brought a lot of comfort to the team to know that there was a trusted provider seeing them regularly.” Finally, Cohen — the toddler who had spent his entire life in foster care — came home to be with his parents and his siblings who love him so much.
“This is the first time that we can breathe,” Jordan Pierce said. She has advice for other parents facing the same journey. “Never give up,” she said. “Even if there’s just a shred of hope, hold on!”
Kaki Reynolds at the Knox County Safe Baby Court referred the family to Youth Villages’ intensive in-home services program, Intercept, and Family Intervention Specialist Shanddrikka Dodson. She supported the Pierces as they completed rehabilitation programs and worked to fulfill all the court requirements. As each child came home, Dodson was there to pave the way, helping the parents learn communication skills and make sure the children were transitioning well from foster care to home. She also helped with practical things, like making sure there were enough beds.
STORIES OF HOPE
in the
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and their son, Cohen, meet with Intercept Family Intervention Specialist Shanddrikka Dodson.
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Legendary rocker Steven Tyler continues to help young women in the LifeSet program heal from trauma and meet their full potential through his many events supporting Janie's Fund.
Sometimes all it takes is one person to believe in you. For Ayla, that was her LifeSet specialist. “My specialist supported me when I was at my absolute lowest,” she said. “I wouldn’t have made it out alive without her encouragement.” Ayla is one of thousands of young women across the country who are being helped by Janie’s Fund — Youth Villages’ philanthropic partnership with Steven Tyler.
Suzanne Somers, Melissa Joan Hart, Vanessa Simmons and Rosa Blasi also announced an additional $460,000 in support for LifeSet on Instagram Live, watched by thousands of Janie’s Fund supporters. After taking a year off due to the pandemic, the Fourth Annual Grammy® Viewing Party is scheduled to take place in Hollywood on January 31, 2022. Ayla joins other young women in the LifeSet program in thanking Steven Tyler and his fans for believing it’s possible for them to overcome the past and have a brighter tomorrow.
The legendary rock star has made it his mission to help young women who have experienced childhood adversity. One in five girls will be sexually abused before they turn 18. Others suffer physical abuse and neglect, often combined with the trauma of family abandonment or separation.
With LifeSet’s help, Ayla overcame depression and moments when she considered suicide. She learned coping skills and found support, hopefulness and growth. She can’t stop smiling when she thinks about the future.
The fund supports girls and young women who participate in our LifeSet program, the bridge from foster care to successful adulthood.
“Now, instead of dreaming about it, I live in a reality that allows me to do everything I can imagine,” Ayla said.
This year, $930,000 was raised through Janie’s Fund and its new Give 5-Save 5 program, which directly supports the continued expansion of LifeSet to young women all over America.
Learn more about Janie’s Fund at janiesfund.org.
Unable to have the Steven Tyler Grammy® Viewing Party in 2021, which has provided much of our funding over the last three years, and in recognition of our fifth anniversary, we launched a new major gift “Inner Circle” called GIVE 5–SAVE 5. This exclusive initiative allowed our supporters to make a direct commitment to providing life-saving support to courageous young women in our LifeSet program for each of the next five years. With a direct 1:1 match by public sources, this inner circle has ensured that we are meeting both today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities for these young women.
Francesco Aquilini Alicia and John Avram Jeannine and John Axelson Sandi & Scott Borchetta - Music Has Value Barbara and Paul Bower Tony Carnevale Cami Christensen Michele and Ken Ciancimino Kim Covington Elinor and Rob Douglass Virginia Fout and Michael Whetstone
Paul Geary Russell Harris - The Almond Man Luann and Cody Johnson LaPolt Law, P.C. Ellen and Patrick Lawler Christina and Bob Lloyd Agatha and Steve Luczo Rene Merideth Peace, Love and Happiness Foundation Hope Phillips Nancy and Glenn Pittson
PNC Capital Group Ltd. Resorts World Las Vegas Karen Ross Larry Rudolph - 724 Management Nicole Runge Richard Shaw II Lou Taylor & Tri Star Team David Tuttleman Universal Music Group Westgate Las Vegas Philipp Widmayer
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MEASURABLE RESULTS
32,344 children served in FY21
Please note: Youth may be served in more than one program
87% Living successfully
95%
No trouble with the law
Response Rate: 12 Months - 37% (7,184 out of 19,387) 20
91%
Response Rate: 12 months, 45% (2,482 out of 5,510). Includes only those who received at least 60 days of service
In school or graduated
BOARD OF DIRECTORS National Board
Local Advisory Boards
James D. Lackie Chairperson
Georgia
Patrick W. Lawler Chief Executive Officer William “Bill” Giles Vice Chairman Vanessa Diffenbaugh Secretary Gerald Laurain Treasurer Mark Allen Jes Averhart Fred Burns Jennifer Bush Amy Crate Jack A. Eiferman Candace Steele Flippin Chris Hunter Johnny Pitts Elizabeth B. Rose Gary Shorb Rev. Rufus Smith Matthew Tarkenton David Tyler Darryl “Chip” Wade Monica Wharton Mike Bruns Chair Emeritus
Edwin Cook Chairperson Amy Baillie Don Crampton Bruce Hein Brian Holloway Dara D. Mann Adrienne Mittons Robert Rearden Sanaz Rezaei-Vaughn, Ph.D. Bob Snelling Matthew Tarkenton Paul Zachos
Massachusetts Peter Campanella Chairperson
Amy Crate Amanda Eisel Ryan Hayden Joanna Jacobson Beth Klarman Sharon Liszanckie Yvette Lowenthal-Mulderry Pamela Giasson Lynch Mark O’Donnell Helen Chin Schlichte Kevin Tabb Wendy Vincent
Middle Tennessee
Oregon
Elaina Brintnall Scott Brisson Paul Dent Vaughan DePillo Sara Eatherly Jason Egly Meredith Forehand Matthew Gann Beth Jones Nate Kenney Kim Lapidus Shannon Lapsley Sarah McGehee Sarah Mickle Shannon Millen Dominique Haywood Miller Chris Patterson Helen Roudi Bailey Saunders Tony Sharpe Lisa Small Tiffany Bellafant Steward Shayleen Stuto Michelle Warren
Mariel Combs David Durocher Nicholas R. Ehlen Alice Galloway Ian Galloway Sister Guadalupe Guajardo Robin Henderson Joan Horstkotte Linda Jackson-Shaw Ann Mestrovich Elijah Pahl Jaquelyn Reyes-Alonzo H. Patterson “Pat” Ritz D. Colby Schlicker Pete Stofle Charles Swindells
Meghan Markie Chairperson
Bill de la Cruz Chairperson
West Tennessee Desiree Allen Alex Boggs Preston Butts Matthew Gabriel John Goode Ruby Hancock Arianna Poindexter Leslie Tate Christopher Vescovo Angie Ware Jon Wright
Bill Hamburg Chair Emeritus Betsy Walkup Chair Emeritus
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DONORS
Jamaya makes new friends with the Tigers at the Ashley Furniture's Hope to Dream giveaway with University of Memphis.
RED KITE SOCIETY The Red Kite Society recognizes our generous supporters with lifetime giving of
$100,000
or more to help the children and families of Youth Villages.
Israel is all smiles after receiving gifts from his Holiday Heroes.
Kira receives a new laptop courtesy of Backpack Heroes. FORCE FOR TRANSFORMATION $1,000,000+
FORCE FOR INNOVATION
Anonymous (2) The Assisi Foundation of Memphis Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Healthy Blue Blue Meridian Partners Barbara and Paul Bower Marian and Mike Bruns Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation ChristieCare Foundation The Day Foundation The Duke Endowment The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation Employees of Youth Villages FedEx Corporation First Horizon Foundation Fleetwood Foundation, Inc. Hyde Family Foundations GJ Jensen The Klarman Family Foundation Kresge Foundation Patrick and Ellen Lawler Live Nation* Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Microsoft Corporation One8 Foundation The Paul W. Barret Jr. Charitable Trust Plough Foundation Janice and Ronnie Randall Robert W. Woodruff Foundation The Robertson Foundation Rose Family Foundation Strategic Grant Partners Steven Tyler* United Way of the Mid-South Urban Child Institute
Austin Memorial Foundation Anita and Joshua Bekenstein Mr. and Mrs. Scott Borchetta* Cummings Foundation Paul and Sandy Edgerley Patrick French GreenLight Fund Sarah Hancock The Joey Logano Foundation Kim and Bryan Jordan The Kendeda Fund Margie and Jimmy Lackie M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust The Memorial Foundation Memphis Grizzlies Charitable Foundation Meyer Memorial Trust Phillips Foundation Portland Children's Levy Speer Charitable Trust United Way of Greater Atlanta
$500,000-$999,999
FORCE FOR INSPIRATION $250,000-$499,999
Abrams Foundation Anonymous (2) BNY Mellon Cambia Health Solutions, Inc. Casey Family Programs Crye-Leike Realtors, Inc. Dell, Inc. The Ford Family Foundation George Harrington Trust Janet and Jeffrey Glidden Byron and Cynthia Grant Brenda and Bill Hamburg Harder Mechanical Contractors, Inc. The HCA Foundation Helen L. Siddon Bogan Charitable Trust Horatio B. Ebert Charitable Foundation
Janet and George Johnson The Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Yvette Lowenthal-Mulderry and Peter Mulderry Marilyn Cox Douglas Charitable Foundation Marlene and Spencer Hays Foundation Memphis Area Association of REALTORS Mustang Fund Oregon Community Foundation Marilyn and Dr. Robert B. Pamplin, Jr. The Paul & Phyllis Fireman Charitable Foundation Kim and Johnny Pitts Richard W. Jennings Foundation Trudy and Pat Ritz Sisters of Mercy of North Carolina Foundation Stephanie and Brian Spector Michael and Kimberly Thesman* Thomas W. Briggs Foundation, Inc. Tivity Health Foundation Tull Charitable Foundation United Way of the Columbia-Willamette David Wedaman Spence Wilson FORCE FOR RESTORATION $100,000-$249,999
Anonymous (3) AutoZone Alison and Jim Barton Mr. and Mrs. James Barton Teresa and Eric Bolton Boyle Investment Company Thomas L. Bradbury Harold W. Byrd C.H. Robinson Bena and George Cates Christie Bridge Christie Women's Committee Clarcor Foundation Classic Wines Auction Columbia State Bank
Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Carole M. Cooperman Cornerstone Systems Harriett and Hilliard Crews Cummins Foundation Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund David, Helen and Marian Woodward Fund Douglas Drane Charitable Fund Debra and William Elovitz FedEx Services Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flautt Foundation For The Carolinas Fred B. Wilson Residuary Trust George M. Brown Trust Fund of Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. William Giles Kristie and Dr. Tim Goldsmith Susie and Greg Gregory The Haslam 3 Foundation The Hearst Foundations Highland Street Foundation Hilton Hotels Corporation Richard Hyland Kevin Hyneman Institute of Real Estate Management Memphis Chapter International Paper Foundation Ms. Karen Fields Isaacman The James R. Kuse Family Foundation Joe C. Davis Foundation The John and Mary Franklin Foundation John Dustin Buckman Charitable Trust John H. & Wilhelmina D. Harland Chairitable Foundation Juan Young Trust Konica Minolta The Leon Lowenstein Foundation The Estate of Marilyn V. Lind Lipscomb & Pitts Insurance, LLC Lorraine & Lloyd Glidden Foundation, Inc. Andrew, Elizabeth, Dianne, and Myron Mall Sylvia Goldsmith Marks Greg and Meredith Martin
Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation Ken May Ken Melkus Memphis Runners Track Club Menke Foundation Kristin and John Montgomery Nollie and Amanda Henington Trust Oregon Chapter PGA Mr. and Mrs. James A. Parrish, Jr. Nancy and Glenn Pittson Margaret Conant Reiser Linda and Cliff Reyle Lee Rone Sanford Health The Sartain Lanier Family Foundation Richard Shaw II Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Catharine D. Smith Spirit Mountain Community Fund Starbucks Foundation Michael S. Starnes and Dr. Laura M. Starnes Rick Talkov and Susan Davies Dr. Fred Thomason and Dr. Ann Brown Mr. and Mrs. James Vining Victoria and Daniel Wang Robin and Tom Watson Wellspring Management, LLC Phillip Widmayer* Women's Impact Fund Sue and John Williams Women's Impact Fund
*Janie’s Fund
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Youth Villages was honored to receive generous support from over 6,000 committed donors who gave more than
$27 MILLION
in FY21. The following Champions for Children contributed $1,000 or more, which allows Youth Villages to expand its services to children and families who need them. These donations also provide the necessary support, training and leadership development to attract and retain exceptional staff to work with our children and families.
Kingston receives a new bed from Ashley Furniture's Hope to Dream giveaway with the University of Memphis.
CHAMPIONS FOR CHILDREN Organizations
INNOVATOR $100,000 or more Abrams Foundation Anonymous (2) Blue Meridian Partners Bower Family Charitable Gift Fund* Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation The Duke Endowment FedEx Corporation First Horizon Foundation Fleetwood Foundation, Inc. Jackson® The Joey Logano Foundation The Klarman Family Foundation Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation Marlene and Spencer Hays Foundation Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund one8 Foundation The Rose Foundation Tull Charitable Foundation WRG Foundation
VISIONARY $50,000 - $99,999 Anonymous The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Community Foundation of Greater Memphis CREF Crews Family Foundation Cummings Foundation Cummins Strategic Grant Partners
PILLAR $25,000 - $49,999 Aquilini Group/A2A Rail* Atlanta Foundation AutoZone The Celia Lipton Farris and Victor W. Farris Foundation Home Comm. Fund of the Comm. FD of Broward* Clayton Potter Foundation Evergreen Foundation Foundation For The Carolinas
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The Foundation To Be Named Later* The Healy Foundation Hillman Family Foundations Peace, Love & Happiness Foundation* The Memorial Foundation Oregon Community Foundation Resorts World Las Vegas* Ruth Q. Davis Foundation Sisters of Mercy of North Carolina Foundation TechnologyAdvice The Tuttleman Foundation* Universal Music Group*
LEADER $10,000 - $24,999 Altria Asurion Boyle Investment Company The Cemala Foundation, Inc. City Auto Sales, LLC Clark/Lewis Family Foundation Genesco, Inc. The HCA Foundation Helen L. Siddon Bogan Charitable Trust In-N-Out Burger Foundation Institute of Real Estate Management Memphis Chapter Jersey Mike's Joe C. Davis Foundation Junior League of Nashville Konica Minolta Business Solutions Linkous Construction Co., Inc. Lovett-Woodsum Foundation MAS Family Charitable Foundation Memphis Grizzlies Charitable Foundation Merancas Foundation Mutual of America Life Insurance Company NaviHealth, Inc. NexAir, LLC OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation OnPoint Community Credit Union Pacific Western Bank The Purcell Family Charitable Fund The PeyBack Foundation Robert D. and Marcia H. Randall Charitable Trust Ross Celebrity PR & Music Management* ServiceMaster
Siena Engineering Group Strategic Online Systems The Swigert Foundation TAG Truck Center Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation Ticket to Dream Foundation TJX Foundation Inc. Triangle Community Foundation United Way of the Greater Triangle United Way of the Mid-South Walters Family Foundation Westgate Las Vegas Casino Resort*
PROTECTOR $5,000 - $9,999 The Arbor Rouge Foundation Bell Helicopter Textron, Inc.- Piney Flats Bluescope Foundation, N.A. Caiola & Rose, LLC Change Healthcare Cogan Family Foundation The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Crye-Leike Realtors, Inc. Cummins, Inc. Dell Direct Giving Campaign Dun Foundation* Dutch Bros. Coffee FlyteVu Agency, LLC. George and Teresa Lukis Family Fund Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. Griffin and Griffin Private Investment Group LLC Hoover Family Foundation Horstkotte Family Charitable Foundation J.C. Kennedy Foundation, Inc. Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Juan Young Trust June & Julian Foss Foundation Lakeland Lions Foundation Lam Research LRK, Inc. Memphis Area Association of REALTORS Nollie and Amanda Henington Trust Northwest Natural Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits PNC Capital Group LTD.*
Renasant Bank Rotary Club of Vinings Cumberland Samuel S. Johnson Foundation SBLI TE Connectivity Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group* Truist Bank United Way of Greater Atlanta Watkins Uiberall, PLLC Windermere Foundation
BUILDER $1,000 - $4,999 The 4th Wall, LLC Allen & Hoshall Altar'd State Amazon Smile America's Local Independent Charities of America Anonymous (2) AON Corporation Arnold Hill Band Arnold Worldwide Inc. B and M Vending, LLC Beale Street Corvette Association Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Boston Investments BridgePoint General Contracting, Inc. The Canale Foundation, Inc. Cardinal Innovations Healthcare CareOregon Cedar Glen Estates CFM Advocates The Churchill Foundation Cigna-Memphis Cobb EMC Community Foundation Converse Convertiv CTD Staffing, LLC. The Dale Family Foundation Data Facts, Inc. The David and Lucile Packard Foundation DBH Distributing, LLC Delta Asset Management, LLC Delta Dental of Tennessee DentaQuest Care Group The Denyse Cares Foundation, Inc.
Dollar General Literacy Foundation eGenesis, Inc. Exchange Club of Donelson/Hermitage First Tech Federal Credit Union Florim USA, Inc. Forrest Firm Frazier and Deeter Foundation Gary and Kary Myers Fund of Oregon Community Foundation GenCon, Inc. GEODIS Georgia Music Foundation Globe Life Greystone & Company Hannah Constructors, LLC HCA Caring For The Community Highland Corp Charitable Foundation The Holzman Foundation, Inc. Horatio B. and Willie D. Buntin Foundation Horizon of Memphis, Inc. HQ Trivia Rangers Cottage, LLC Icon Mechanical, LLC Idalia Roth Charitable Trust IMC Chicago, LLC International Paper Corporation Jason Hayes Foundation The Jewish Federation of Nashville & Middle Tennessee Kaiser Permanente Kele, Inc. Kellogg-Peeler Family Fund Kimberly Clark Matching Gifts Kiwanis Foundation of Atlanta, Inc. Leotta Gordon Foundation Les Schwab Tire Centers Levine Smith Snider & Wilson, LLC* Lewis Thomason Charitable Giving, Inc. Lynch Chevrolet-Cadillac of Auburn Mary's Woods Mathworks Merina+Co National Charity League, Inc. – Oregon Rose Chapter New England Shirdi Sai Parivaar Parker Family Fund Paypal Giving Fund Phillips 66 Piedmont Natural Gas Pinnacle Bank PMC Commerical Interiors
Providence Health & Services Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts QuikTrip Corporation Radian Guaranty, Inc. Richard C. Munroe Foundation Riley Warnock & Jacobson PLC RJ Young Rogers Group, Inc. Sentinel Benefits & Financial Group Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Southern Security Federal Credit Union St. Charles Health System The Standard Foundation Stash Home The Stratton Foster Charitable Foundation Stringer Family Fund Tecology, Inc. Tennessee Soccer Club Tennessee Society of CPAs Memphis Chapter Thomas & Company Turner Construction Company UBS UBS Worldwide Headquarters The UPS Store - Cordova Walmart #5043 Walmart Super Center #950 The Wendy's Foundation Whole Foods Market - Franklin/ Cool Springs Winnowski Family Foundation Wolfchase Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
These donors gave $1,000 or more in fiscal year 2021. *Janie’s Fund
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CHAMPIONS FOR CHILDREN Individuals
Our residential staff build strong relationships with young people to help them overcome challenges and be reunited with their families quickly.
INNOVATOR $100,000 or more Anita and Josh Bekenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bruns John Graeter Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lackie Patrick and Ellen Lawler Trudy and Pat Ritz Darci & Charlie Swindells
VISIONARY $50,000 - $99,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John Avram* Mr. and Mrs. John Axelson* Sandy and Paul Edgerley Mr. and Mrs. William Giles Barbara and Amos Hostetter Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lloyd* Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Randall Stephanie and Brian Spector Mr. James Thomas
PILLAR $25,000 - $49,999 Amy and David Abrams Anonymous Ken and Michelle Ciancimino* Ms. Kim Covington* Amy and Darrell Crate Rob and Elinor Douglass* David and Terry Durocher Virginia Fout and Michael Whetstone Paul Geary* Russell Harris* Cindy Hyneman Mr. and Mrs. Cody Johnson* Yvette Lowenthal-Mulderry and Peter Mulderry Mr. and Mrs. Steve Luczo* Kristin and Paul Marcus Meredith and Greg Martin Rene Merideth* Hope Phillips* Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pittson* Larry Rudolph* Nicole Runge* Philipp Widmayer*
LEADER $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Allen Anonymous Michelle and Bob Atchinson Brian and Sara Boehm Monica and Peter Campanella Estate of Doris Campbell* Cami Christensen* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ciklin Dan and Ang DePriest Amanda Eisel and John Becker Barbara and Michael Eisenson Dr. Candace Steele Flippin Jessica Foster Linda and Michael Frieze Lawrence Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gregory Susie and Greg Gregory Caroline Hannah William Helman Joan Horstkotte Lisa and Michael Josephson Jessica and Josh Lutzker Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mall The Mannion Family Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miskew Mr. and Mrs. Jody Paine Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Lee Prevost Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Reyle Bill and Amy Rhodes Richard P. Shaw II Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Speyer Jill and Michael Stansky Laura Stasko Jen and Seth Stier Dr. Marian Stuart Dr. Fred Thomason and Dr. Ann Brown Ann Vining Sandra Watson
PROTECTOR $5,000 - $9,999 Deneen Aceto Tanya Anderson Carrie & Timothy Burr Katherine Cantrell Lisa Copeland Paul Enderson Nicole Fannin Amanda Futral John Greed
Mr. and Mrs. William Hamburg Sarah Hurley Janice and Ralph James Dr. and Mrs. Mark Jones Charmaine Kromer Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lee The Mansfield Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKinley Shannon Millen John Norris III Aylin Ozgener Jan and Scott Palmer Latonya Pendleton Mark and Kay Prudhomme Richard Ruby Katja Russell Helen Chin Schlichte Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schmid Andrea Smith Carolyn Smith Catherine Smith Matt Stone Nikki and Thomas Swann Jenny Mak and Robert Swartz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweeney Caron and Kevin Tabb Dr. David Trenner Benny Triplet Susan Wang Eric D. Whitener and Teri Jo Fox Dr. Pramila Yadav
BUILDER $1,000 - $4,999 Celia Abbott Nancy Acosta Kadijah Addison Dennis Adkins Huston Akins Camille Alberson Amie Albert Alicia Alvarez Brenda Amrosius Erin Anders Andrea Anton Lenora Ashley Darnell Austin Armina Badalian* Kevin Baker Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ballesteros Carla Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. David Banks Danielle Barlow Bill and Debra Barr Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barton Clifton Batson David and Ginny Bennett
Cassidy Bentley Carsen Berger Sarah Biggers Britany Binkowski Channon Bishop Monica Blocker Judy Bomar Michelle Booker Cindy Borgognoni Deborah Bowens April Bragg Jeremy Breithaupt Jennifer Bronson Garrett Brown Tina Brown Ms. Anita Brueck Joshua Buck Ashley Buescher Lakindra Buford Angela Burgess Christie Burk Conzy Burns Lakeitha Burns-Baker Rebecca Burton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell Peter Candelaria Anne Cannon Cassidy Caravella Denise Caraway Allyson Carrozza McKenzie Carruthers Susan Carruthers Ashley Carter Ms. Brenda Carter Corey Carter II Chris Catron Sandra Charles Decresha Chase Joshua Cherkasly* Barbara Chestovich Judge and Mrs. Robert Childers Barbara Christensen Carissa Cicolini Georgine Clancy DeKendrick Clark Angelica Clear Anthony Clear Jr. Lauren Clevenger Alisha Cobb Bethany Colbert Stephanie Cole-Farris Mr. and Mrs. Gary Collins Mariel Combs and Jason Yamamoto Rhonda Combs Tyeisha Comer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cook Jack Cooke Andrea Cordiano Tiffany Corfman Wendi Costello
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Leigh Ann Costley Olivia Cotton Rankin Cox Thomas Cox Laura Crago Don Crampton Jeffrey Crowder Jacquelyn Cutillo Melissa Daniel Meghan Davenport Carl Davis Jr. Christie Davis Damian Davis Kristen Davis Taquilla Davis Terri Davis Brad Dawson Carol Dawson Susan Deason Patricia Delisle Paul Dent Ashlie Depew Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Depillo Megan Dew Beth Dickerson Drubner Bernard Dickson Chelsea DiFederico Vanessa Diffenbaugh Herbert Dike Robb Dillon Katherine Dilly Heather Dinneen Peyton Dodson Shanddrikka Dodson Joshua Dorfner Mr. Drake Brittany Dray David Drinkward Lorraine Drouin* Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dumas Alan Duncan Avery Duncan Breisha Dupree Rita Eastmond George Edmonds Jim and Betsy Edmonds Estate of Thomas TW Edwards Jack Eiferman and Fern Fisher Scott and Kelly Eisenstein Christian Emery-Howard Fritz Etienne Megan Evans Daniel Fagan Brittany Farrar Emma Farren Crystal Fisher John Fisher Catherine Fleming
Carla Flowers Mrs. and Mr. Pam Mueller Fluent Meredith and Tyler Forehand Betty Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foster Eric Fountain Gigi Franklin Carla Freeman Harry Freeman and Sara Ratner Sarah Frierson Spencer Fullen Melanie Gallimore Natalie Garnett* Stephanie Garrett Glen Gaugh Jennifer Gervin Andrew Gibbs Nadiyah Gibbs Anne Gibson Martez Gibson Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilbert Nikki Giles Marquita Gipson Rosalind Glass Christen Glickman Yasmin Glover Joseph Goldsmith Sharon Goldstein Ka Gomes La'Keisha Gomes Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Goodendorf Michael Gordon Vernell Gore Brandi Granoff Carolyn Grant Meghan Gray LaQuisha Green Mr. Wyeth and Dr. Melody Greene Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Greenhill Dr. and Mrs. John Greer Andrew Grover Sarah Halliburton Patrick Hampton Jim Hancock Rebecca Hancock Sarah Hancock Adeyinka Hansen Rosalynn Hare Kris Harper Cheryl Harris Jatarius Harris Michael Harris Rictrell Harris Heather Harvey Tanya Harvey Carlos Hawkins Rekha Madan Hayden and Ryan Hayden
Kristen Hayes Kellye Hazelwood Julee Head Barbara Heffernan Bruce Hein Stephanie Herald Ashley Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hicks Gregory Hilemon Doneirea Hill Beth and Casey Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hinton Jessica Hodges Randy Holcombe Alyssa Hollingsworth Bobbie Hopf Melissa Hopper John Horton John Howard Leslie Howard Kimberly Huggins Jamie Hughes Marquita Humphrey Lauren Hunter Benedict Ibisi Marcia Isenberg Kristi Jackson Melissa Jackson-Wade Matt Jarrard Brad Jenkins Stephen Jester Eva and Ricky Johnson LaKim Johnson Shaterekia Johnson Stephanie Johnson Colby Jonas Diane Jones Kaitlyn Jones Katie Jones Lakeisha Jones Natalie Jones Nicole Jones Sharita Jones Zach Jones Monica W. Jordan Paula Jordan Alexandra Kam Christine Kays Sierra Kehoe Doga Keith Ph.D. Linda Kelly-Stebbins Kristy Kennedy* Patricia Kennedy* Nathaniel Kenney Kristy Kent Brittany Kidwell Ken Kimble Cassandra King
Deanna King Lawrence Kinnard II Felicia Kirksey LaTika Kouakou Phylecia Krebs Stacy Kreisberg Betsy Lambert Gregory Lance II Mr. Nathaniel Landau Kristin Landers Kim Lapidus Gerald Laurain Andrew Laurens Mr. and Mrs. William Lavelle LaToya Law Danielle Lawrence Katelyn Leary Clay Lee Keith Legg Rebekah Lemmons Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Lewellen Lacey Lewis Lyndsey Lewis Jessica Liff Sara Liles Harrison Lim Anita and Gerald Lindsay Mary Linkous Rick Linville Jemera Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loeb Sarah Looney Sarah Lord David Lotz Rhonda Lovett Courtney Lowery Shauna Lugar Cindy Lynch Pamela and Tom Lynch Kirby Lyons Jennifer Mack Mr. and Mrs. Matt Macrander Neddies Madden Lisa Magidson Thomas Malone and Joan Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Mann Amy Markham Meghan Markie John Marshall Germaine Martin Neal Martin Shannon Martin Theodore Martin Jr. Becky Massi Bill Matthews Cherish McCallum Corey McConnell
Angela McCrady Jodi McCrory Steve McCrory Lauren McCutcheon* Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonald Katherine McElroy Jermi McFarland Misty McGaugh Mr. and Mrs. Peter McKay Whitney McKee Rachel McKinley Christopher McLemore Dentaisha Meadows Mr. and Mrs. Logan Meeks LaShelle Melton Holly Mero Rachael Meurrier Walter Meyer Sarah Mickle Daivon Milan Kayleen Miller Ashley Mills Connie Mills Pia Mitchell Stephen Mitchell Adrienne Mittons Helen Montgomery Bridgett Moore Kristy Moore Catherine Morrell Coneshia Morton Kalia Moses Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moskowitz* John Moss Lee Moten Jr. Amanda Mullen Myosha Narcisse-Ware Robert Neese Nicolas Nelms Jamal Nesbitt David Newsom Hope Newton Lydia Nicks Jason Noel Allison Nolan Mr. and Mrs. C. Randolph Norman Tabitha Norton* Leslie & Bill Nunn Jeremy Nutall Jenna and Mark O'Donnell Rachael Oiler Rebecca O'Malley Darin Oring Brian Owens Dawn Owens Heather Owsley-Smith Alyssa Palmisano* Curt Parsley*
Dr. Lindsay Pate Chris Patterson Benjamin Payne Linda Payne* Pamela Pearce Taylor Pearson Katherine Peatross Tama Pence Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Pennington Kylie Peters Mr. and Mrs. Sid Phadke Chylencia Phelan Patricia Pickett Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pleas Cheryl Porter Raymond Primes III Charmion Prince Scott Pugh Stephanie Pugh Dawn Puster Bob Quandt Gabriela Quinones-Cuellar Robert Rearden, III Steve Reinisch Heather Reneau Richard Reyle David Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reynolds Jordan Rice Joseph Rice Samantha Rice Heather Rivera Amy Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Rodell Mallory Rodgers Da'Vion Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rollins Nicole Romero Elizabeth Rose Katarion Rose Mr. and Mrs. Rod Roudi Justina Rowan Rae Ryan Ivonne Saldana Kimbrail Salter Jennifer Sand* Tangina Sanders Mary Guerrero Santana Heather Savage Catherine Schnebelen Greg Schott Michelle Schott Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schultz Carl Scott Jr. Michael Scott Myranda Scott Joyce Sealand Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seeley
Alyssa Seger Luke Self Alisha Shaw Barrovette Shaw Kimberly Shaw Estelle Sheahan Cameron Shelton Kristin Sheridan Ellie Shi William Shine Leigh Shockey Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shorb Madison Shue Raquel Shutze Tess Sikma Jocelyn Sisson Kimberly Slater Allison Smith Becky Smith David Smith Eric Smith Heather Smith Patricia Smith Talia Smith Theresa Smith Vickie Smith* Victor Smith Robert Snelling Laura Snider Linda Snyder M.D. Emily and Michael Speicher Brandie Spicer Megan Stafford Paul Stankiewicz Karina Stark Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Steepleton Rhonda Stempkovski Clay Stone Tashana Stovall Daniel Sullivan Jordan Sullivan Lori Sustek Jackie Sutton Kelley Sweetser Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tanzer Matthew Tarkenton Chejuna Tate Andrea Taylor Janie Taylor Marsha Taylor Kendra Teasley Michelle Thibodeau* Dedra Thomas Jeanne Thomas Torre Thomas Angela Thompson Tijuana Claiborne Thompson Rick Thomson
Amanda Tillman Oleg Tishkevich* Brenda Triplett Madison Triplett Marsellis Tubbs Mr. and Mrs. Jim Turner Capria Tyson Tres Vance Abigail Vander Laan Cindy Vanelli Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Vescovo Paul Vetter Wendy and Andy Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Wade Jessica Walker Kade'jhia Walker Louise Walker Orin Walker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Knox Walkup Geraldine Wallace Stephanie Walton Torri Walton-Franklin Catherine Warren Larry Warren Jr. Michelle Warren Michael Washington Gary Waters Joseph Weingarten Jr. Jason West Jameta Wheeler Thomas Wicinski Melinda Wilbanks Ashlyn Wilkins Lyndsay Wilkinson Ajaysia Williams Cambrea Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelley Williams Jessica and Major Williams James Willis Joseph Wilson Amy Windham* Karissa Winfrey Jeff Worswick Emma Wright Mr. and Mrs. Jon Wright Mick Wright Samantha Wright Kyle Wrushen Chelsie Young Patrice Young Kerry Zeiss
These donors gave $1,000 or more in fiscal year 2021 *Janie’s Fund
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COMMUNITY PARTNERS Youth Villages thanks the hundreds of community partners across the country who gave their time, talent and treasure to help children and families live successfully in FY21.
The Aerotek team in Charlotte, North Carolina, knows how to celebrate! Their generosity each summer provides at-risk youth with the backpacks and school supplies needed to succeed on their journey toward reaching their full potential.
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1 Iron 4th Wall Entertainment 901 Tacos 94.1 The Wolf 98.1 The Max A. Marshall Family Food Acuff & Associates Advanced Financial Advanced Network Solutions Aerotek AgTech AHEAD Ajax Turner Akzo Nobel Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. Alliance Business Services AllState Altria American Red Cross Amerigo Italian Restaurant Ameripride Services AMI Metals, Inc. Andrews Cadillac Aon Arnold Worldwide, Inc. The Arts Empowerment Project Ascension Technology Ashley HomeStore Asurion Atlanta Botanical Garden Atlanta Community Tool Bank Atreides Management Avidia Bank AW Real Estate Management, LLC B/SPOKE Studios Babalu Tacos and Tapas Backyard Bistro Banana Republic Factory Store Bancorp South Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce Bartlett Police Department Bartlett Recreation Center Bass Pro Shops Baupost Beale Street Corvette Club Beaver Baptist Bellevue Baptist Church Bellevue Loves Memphis Benning Construction Company Bent Water Brewing Company
Bernard Health Bethesda Health Care Big Yellow Dog Music BILH Black Rock Mountain State Park Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Healthy Blue Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee Blue Sky Cottage Blues City Café BNY Mellon Books for Africa Boosey Wilson Group Booty by Brabants Boston Cares The Boston Foundation Boyle Investment Company Brady Services Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC Breakaway Running BridgeHead Software, Inc. Bridgepoint General Contracting The Bridgespan Group Bullseye Compliance Buxton Hall BBQ C.H. Robinson C.R. Gibson Camp Beech Haven Capitol Resources Capo Restaurant and Supper Club CareHere, LLC Carolina Complete Health Carolinas DJ Professionals Cathead Distillery CBIZ MHM, LLC. CertaPro Painters Champs Sports Change Halthcare Char Restaurant Charity Golf International Chattahoochee River Keeper Cheffie's Café Chick-fil-a Chick-fil-a Cary Towne Center Chick-fil-a Townridge ChickTime Church at Chapel Hill Churchill Mortgage Corporation Ciao Bella Italian Grill and Bar Cisco Systems City Tap House
Clearline Network Clubhouse Event Group CMT Columbia Forest Products Community ChiroCare Converse Convertiv Corinthian Events Cornerstone Systems Corsair Distillery CP Kelco CPI Card Group Cradles to Crayons Cross Point Church CrossFit Forte Crosstown Brewery Crye-Leike Realtors CTD Staffing Cube Smart Cummings Properties Data Facts, Inc. DBH Distributing, LLC Delek US Dell DeNyse Signs DeSoto County School District Destination Theatre Division of Behavioral Health Services Dollar General Douglas County Chamber of Commerce DPR Contstruction Dr. J.J. Wendel Plastic Surgery Dunkin' Donuts Dunwoody Nature Center Dutch Bros Coffee Dynamark Education Realty Trust Edward Jones EFT Source, Inc. eGenesis EM Printing Empire Distributors of TN, Memphis Empower Retirement Entercom Memphis, LLC The Escape Game Nashville ESPN 92.9 Exchange Club of Donelson/Hermitage Executive Women International Experian F3 *Janie’s Fund
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F5 The Fairmont Copley Plaza Faith In Action Farmers Insurance FedEx First Congregational Church, Winchester First Horizon Fit Body Bootcamp Fleet Feet Sports Flour Bakery FlyteVu FODAC - Friends of Disabled Adults and Children Ford Motor Company Fostering Families Frazier and Deeter Fresh Salon Fullview Baptist Church Furkids Animal Rescue GenCon Genesco Geny Insurance Agency, Inc. GEODIS George's Pizza Gideons International Gilliam's Community Garden Glass Doctor of Raleigh Goldman, Sachs & Co. The Goo Goo Shop Good Samaritan Center Grace Barlow Dent, LPC Counseling Greater Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Greater New Liberty Baptist Church Greenways for Nashville HABIT (Human Animal Bond In TN) Hampton Inn and Suites Hannah Constructors, LLC Harper Corporation Havas Media HCA HealthEdge Hensel Phelps Hibbett Sports Inc. Hines HireDirect HQ The Home Depot The Home Depot Innovation Group HomeLight Hope Church Memphis Huey's Hugh-Baby’s BBQ & Burger Shop
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Humane Society of Cobb County Hunt Brothers Pizza Indulge Catering, LLC Informa Investment Solutions Ingram Entertainment Inivata Institute of Real Estate Management Memphis Chapter 20 InStream International Paper ISTS ITAC Solutions Jackson® JDJ Family Office Jeremy Head Golf Store JetBlue Jim ‘N Nick’s JobCorps JPMorgan Junior League of Nashville JW Construction Keep Atlanta Beautiful Keep North Fulton Beautiful Kele, Inc. Kelley Productions Kendra Scott Kiwanis Club of Bartlett KIX106 FM Kona Ice KPMG Kraft CPAs Kreft Kroll Kuehne + Nagel Inc. Landmark Christian Academy LBMC Leadership Triangle The Learning Lab Lexus of Memphis Lipman Brothers Litman Gerson Associates, LLP (LGA) The Little Clinic Live Love Memphis Local Meals for Local Heroes Louie's Deli & Meat Market Lyft MadTree Brewing Company Magnolia Federal Credit Union Magnolia Health Plan Mahaffey Tent Co. Malham Leverage Group
Margie's 901 Homemade Ice Cream and Cakes Market Commercial Real Estate The Marketing Arm Marshall's Steakhouse Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint Masks NOW, TN MassBay Community College MathWorks Memphis Area Association of Realtors Memphis British Sports Car Club LTD. Memphis Grizzlies Memphis Pride All Stars Memphis Restaurant Association Memphis Runners Track Club Meridian Metro West Citizens of Georgia Power Milwaukee Tools Ministry of the Heart Mississippi State University Molina MoonRise A Moveable Feast & HOG WILD Catering Co Mt. Zion United Methodist Women’s Group Music City Boards My Bag, My Story Nashville Film Festival The Nashville Food Project Nashville Jr. Predators Hockey Team Nashville Predators Foundation Nashville SC Nathan Rivers Chesky National Charity League naviHealth NC Department of Correction New England Shirdi Sai Parivaar New Vineyard Church of God In Christ NFIB Nike Nissan Northwest Mutual Nutter, McLennen & Fish, LLP Oak Elementary Oak Hall Off the Wagon Dueling Piano Bar Optum Our Giving Garden Outdoor Activity Center PAHL - Partners in Action for Healthy Living Pandora Radio Patrick Accounting
Patrick's Neighborhood Bar and Grill Peddlin' Pig Penne Pazze Italian Restaurant Performance Foodservice Pfizer Piedmont Natural Gas Piedmont Park Conservatory Pink Flamingo PMC Commercial Interiors Polished Nail Boutique Portland Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Portrait Makers LLC PRA Nashville Prairie Farms Premiere Transportation Premium Refreshment Providence Health & Services Public Sector Group Publico Street Bistro and Garden PwC Pyro's Fire Fresh Pizza Quilt For A Child R.C. Mathews Contractors Raising Cane's Raymond James Memphis Rebuilding Atlanta Red Top Mountain State Park Redeemed Christian Church of God Regions Reliance Heating & Air Renesant Bank RevSpring Rhodes College Rich Products Right Gift Riley Warnock & Jacobson River Run Farm RJ Young The Robinson Family Foundation Rockland Recovery Treatment Center Rogers Group Ryan Homes Safety Quip Salon Persona Sal's Pizza SBLI Scott Insurance Sentinel Benefits ServiceMaster Seven Sides
Sew For Hope Sewing Soldiers of Middle Tn Shake Shack Sherwin Williams Nashville Siena Engineering Group Signet Silicon Ranch Corp. Silky O'Sullivan's Simplus Singleton Community Center Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Soulfood Ministries Soundstripe South Point Risk Southern College of Optometry Southern Security Federal Credit Union Southwire Speedway Children's Charities Squire Patton Boggs, LLC Stallings Insurance Agency Star Spangled Brewery State Farm Insurance State Systems, Inc. Strata Italiano Strategic Online Systems Swanky's Taco Shop Sweetgrass Sweetwater Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Sword & Shield Enterprise Security Sysco Memphis LLC Target - Nashville TechnologyAdvice TEKsystems Tennessee Oncology Tennessee Soccer Club Tennessee Titans TenThirtyFive ThirdHome Thnks Thomas & Company Ticket To Dream Foundation Tivity Health TP Howard Plumbing Traveler's Insurance Tree House Brewing Company Trees Atlanta Trinisys Trinity Baptist Church Trinity FWB Triumph Bank
Troubadour Golf & Field Club Turner Universal Tuscan Kitchen Two Men and a Truck UBS Financial Services UL Workplace Health and Safety United Bank United Way of the Mid-South UnitedHealthCare UNITS Unity of Nashville University of Memphis University of Mississippi Medical Center Unum UPS US Bank Vanderbilt Legends Club Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Medical Center Vanelli's Deli & Catering Varco Pruden Veritas Community Groups Vineyard Vines Vision VolCorp Walker-J-Walker Walmart Wellstar Western Wake Women's Club Wheels 4 Hope Whistle Studios Whitehall Beneficiaries Willie's Superbrew Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati (WSGR) The Women’s Auxiliary Wood Personnel Woodlands Garden WRVR 104.5 FM Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Year Up YMCA of the Triangle Your House of Flowers Zimmer Zion Hill Baptist Church
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LEGACY SOCIETY We are grateful to these members of the Youth Villages Legacy Society who have expressed their support by including Youth Villages in their long-term financial plans. John W. Alden R. W. Babson Phyllis O'Bryan Bailey Marjorie C. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Marvin M. Barofsky Paul W. Barret Jr. Helen L. Siddon Bogan Marian and Mike Bruns Albert R. Capley David D. Coleman Jane B. Cook Gladys Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Leo Coughlin Flora Crenshaw Grace Dempsey Ermee Dixon Thomas G. Elliott Margaret C. Fernea Rose P. Garber Ellen Abbott Gilman David Charles Goggio Vera Goldman Dalton Gregory
Margaret F. Harmon George Harrington William G. Harvey Joseph E. & Frances E. Heney Nollie and Amanda Henington Ann Hinkel Leah A. Hirsch Godfrey M. Hyams Lela Almaria Johnson Nelson Jones Martha Keith Jack Ladd Patrick and Ellen Lawler Ilene S. Lawrence Marilyn V. Lind Agnes M. Lindsay Frederick L. Maltby Nancye Fleming Markle Billie V. McDowell Neva McMahon Claire M. Mitchell M. J. Murdock Elizabeth H. Perkins
Amel Peterson Andrea Jane Pirolo Esther Maegly Reinecke Pauline and Maurice Riggins A.B. Roseberry Fanny Rosenfield Idalia Roth Jeaneatta H. Sautter Phil C. Schreier Ruth M. Schulze Bernie and Kelly Lawler Schweiss Dorothy and J. H. Shepherd Dean Stanley Margaret Louise Stevens Marler Stone Rose Swanson Joy Velte C. Lamar Wallis Elizabeth C. Weaver Clinton Brooks Whitfield Linda and David Young
CREDITS Writing, design and photography: Youth Villages Communications Department, Getty Images, Greg Campbell Photography, DWSams Creative, Bob Payne Photography, Brice Media, Stephanie Muther Photography, Randolph Bergeron, Baker Stories Printing: Paulsen Printing | ©2022 Youth Villages, Inc.
Youth pause to take in the beauty of the great outdoors while on a hike at the Inner Harbour residential campus in Georgia.
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