Annual Report - Volunteers of America

The faces of need.
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014
700
skilled employees
working in
37
distinct programs
Overall client satisfaction:
The faces of support.
88.11%
Our
fully accredited
services reached
21,602 people
across five states
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5,646
people donated time and money
to support our mission
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37 distinct programs across five states
Clinical Services
Homeless Veterans Transitional Treatment Program - Lexington
Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) - Louisville
Freedom House Women’s Addiction Recovery Program - Louisville
Kentucky Care Coordinator Program - Louisville
Men’s Addiction Recovery Services - Louisville
S.T.O.P. (Stop The Spread of HIV Through Outreach and Prevention) - Louisville
Veterans’ Addiction Recovery Services - Louisville
Developmental Disability Services
Middle Tennessee- Hermitage, Madison, Murfreesboro, Nashville, and Old Hickory
Northern Kentucky - Florence, Fort Thomas, Highland Heights, and Independence
Southern Indiana - Floyds Knobs, Jeffersonville, and New Albany
West Tennessee - Arlington, Bartlett, Cordova, Memphis, and Oakland
Veterans Services
Homeless Female Veterans and Veterans with Families Program - Knoxville
Homeless Veterans Reintegration Project - Knoxville
Homeless Veterans Reintegration Project - Louisville
Supportive Services for Veterans and Families Programs - Beckley and Ceredo, WV;
Grayson, Lexington, Rural Louisville, Urban Louisville, and Radcliff, KY; Knoxville, TN;
New Albany, IN; and South Point, OH
Homeless and Housing Services
Headquartered in
Louisville, Kentucky
Candleridge Plaza Apartments - Powell, TN
Casa Grace Senior Housing Community - Memphis
Collaborative Housing Initiative - Louisville
Eviction Prevention Program - Louisville
Family Emergency Shelter - Louisville
Family Follow-Up Program - Louisville
Family Housing Program - Lexington
Maud Booth Gardens Senior Housing Community - Knoxville
Permanent Supportive Housing Program - Lexington
South Oaks Senior Housing Community - Louisville
Spanish Cove Senior Housing Community - Louisville
Transitional Housing Program - Louisville
Woodgreen Apartments - Louisville
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December 2013
The Louisville community reaches out
to support Volunteers of America after
a WDRB-TV special report on child
homelessness featuring a veteran and
his 10-year-old son, Dennis, who were
served by Volunteers of America. Our
Hope for the Holidays campaign brings
in $40,000.
September 2013
During National Direct
Support Professional
Recognition Week, we
honor the more than
500 Direct Support
Professionals who
provide skilled and
compassionate care
to the individuals
with developmental
disabilities we serve in
Tennessee, Kentucky,
and Southern Indiana.
July 2013
Volunteers of America
of Kentucky moves to
its new headquarters
in the historic Guthrie
Coke Building in
downtown Louisville.
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July
August
September
Our annual Back to
School campaign
garners $16,000 worth
of supplies for homeless
students. Our friends
from Messer Construction
lead the way in
organizing a great picnic
for the families we serve!
August 2013
Our friends from the Kentucky
Center for the Performing Arts’ Arts
in Healing program bring Grammynominated Cuban artists Tiempo Libre
to perform for clients at our Shelby
Street Clinical Campus in Louisville.
Reba Spencer, a recipient of our
Northern Kentucky Developmental
Disability Services for 15 years, speaks
to a group of more than 150 United Way
of Greater Cincinnati supporters about
the various ways that Volunteers of
America supports her daily. She earns
a standing ovation!
More than 75
employees, family
members, and
friends participate
in the Louisville AIDS
and Pet Walk.
October
November
December
January
Our veterans services
programs in Knoxville
kick off a job fair
series to connect
clients and other
community members
to employment
opportunities.
Our annual
Power of 1 Breakfast
raises $350,000
and engages 714
supporters.
October 2013
November 2013
January 2014
June 2014
May 2014
More than 100
employees from
GE Appliances in
Louisville volunteer
their time making
improvements at
our Louisville Family
Housing Services.
The Courier-Journal’s
medical reporter Laura
Ungar’s extensive
coverage of heroin
addiction features
graduates of Freedom
House, our addiction
recovery program
for pregnant and
parenting women.
October 2013
Our first Veterans Day
ceremony is held in
Lexington to honor
outstanding veterans
we serve.
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March 2014
February
Berkshire Hathaway
Parks & Weisberg
principal broker/owner
Judie Parks —a board
member, volunteer, and
donor — represents
us in the sale of one
of our properties and
generously donates
her commission to
Volunteers of America.
February 2014
March
A West Tennessee
Advisory Council
is created to grow
community awareness
and advocate for
individuals with
developmental
disabilities we serve.
The first tours of our
Supportive Living
Homes in both Middle
and West Tennessee
are held to educate
and engage community
members about our
mission.
March 2014
April
The Veterans Community Alliance
of Louisville — a community effort
to coordinate veterans’ services
in Metro Louisville — is launched
by a group of young professionals
as part of Leadership Louisville
Center’s Yum! IGNITES Louisville
Challenge in partnership with
Volunteers of America and Seven
Counties Services. Metro Louisville
Mayor Greg Fischer joins the team
for the announcement.
2014
A year of positive change
January 2014
May
June
Jennifer Hancock is named President Elect
of Volunteers of America of Kentucky in
preparation for the retirement of President
and CEO Jane W. Burks in March 2015.
June 2014
April 2014
A $1.6 million renovation, funded by
the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban
Development, is completed at our
Candleridge Plaza Apartments for
low-income seniors in Powell, TN.
June 2014
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As you will discover in these pages, the past year was a very successful one for Volunteers of America. We are
proud to be an accredited, licensed not-for-profit business serving individuals and families who face some of our
society’s most complex challenges.
What you need to know about us:
We focus on the
health and well
being of our clients,
integrating all
aspects of health
care into our
approach to care
management.
We successfully
address some of our
communities’ most
complex problems
affecting individual
and families.
We are accountable.
We focus on quality
and outcomes,
measure our impact,
and maintain
transparency
in our finances,
employment
practices, and
operations.
Our mission focuses on healthy lives and healthy communities. In the truest sense, we are a healthcare
organization — assessing the mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health of each person we serve.
We are planning for a future in which we will broaden our core competency of Care Management. This personcentered, family-focused, integrated approach to transforming lives leverages the highly professional team that
we have attracted to our mission. It also leverages the relationships we have with other organizations in our
communities.
2015 and beyond
Looking to the future,
this is our promise:
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Volunteers of America has been in this work for almost 120 years, and we will continue. Why? Because we care
about our communities and we know we can make a difference. This is why we do what we do.
Those we serve
experience our
core values of
diversity, justice,
commitment,
integrity and
compassion.
Jennifer Hancock, President and CEO
The future of Volunteers of America
All who are
served by us will
experience an
environment of
professionalism,
informed by best
practices, quality,
and respect.
We value
technology and
will continue
to invest in an
infrastructure
that assures
efficiency and
accuracy.
We care about
impact, and we will
continue to have
the licensing and
accreditation to
back that up.
We value
knowledge and
experience, and
will continue to
invest in a team
of professionals
utilizing wellresearched best
practices.
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healing environment
Providing a
for specialized populations:
men exiting the correctional system; men with substance use disorders and/or mental illness; veterans; pregnant and
postpartum women; and individuals at risk of HIV.
Clinical Services
Served 212 people with customized addiction recovery treatment 79% of male clients completed treatment
Women’s Addiction Recovery Services
Freedom House, our program for pregnant and parenting women, served 28 families
14 babies were born drug-free to women receiving services, bringing the total to 89
babies since the program was created
95% of women served demonstrated improved life skills and increased employment
readiness at discharge
88% of women served with Child Protective Services involvement made progress
toward reunification with their children
HIV Services
Reached 15,919 people – 14,000 through outreach activities, 1,919 through
HIV testing, education, and case management
97.7% of clients indicated they were satisfied with services
Conducted 1,472 tests
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Developmental Disability Services
largest nonprofit providers of services for
One of the
individuals with developmental disabilities in the region
Providing around-the-clock care and support
Services are customized for each individual’s unique needs, including in-home
support, day programs, supportive employment, and other specialized services
255 people served in Tennessee, Southern Indiana, and Northern Kentucky
97% of family members or guardians surveyed indicated that they were satisfied
with the services their loved one receives
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Homelessness prevention, job training and placement,
Veterans Services
and other supportive services for veterans and their family members across
Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Southern Indiana, and Southern Ohio
More than $6 million in funding received in the last four years has tripled
the number of veterans we serve annually
1,879 people – 1,188 veterans and 691 of their family members – avoided
homelessness with our help
93% of veteran families demonstrated measurable progress toward
self-sufficiency goals after six months
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Housing Services
Helped 1,066 people,including 546 children, enhance life
skills and achieve the goals of safe, affordable, permanent housing and self-sufficiency
Lexington Family Housing Program
100% of clients obtained permanent housing after completing the program
Louisville Family Housing Services
93% of clients – including Family Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing, Eviction Prevention, Family Follow Up, and Collaborative Housing – remained in stable housing
for at least six months after exiting our programs
Senior and Specialized Housing
Provided affordable, quality housing to 347 low-income seniors, along with access
to services that help them maintain their independence such as transportation,
housekeeping assistance, meal delivery, and legal advocacy
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A year in review: Financials
Expenses by Program
Developmental Disability Services 55%
Homeless and Housing Services 23%
Assets
Statement of Revenue and Expenses
Current Assets
Cash and cash equivalent
Accounts receivable, net Prepaid expenses Total current assets 432,312
2,927,225
364,365
3,723,902
Property and Equipment
Land and buildings Furniture and equipment Less accumulated depreciation
Total property and equipment 7,271,990
3,368,287
(6,216,788)
4,423,489
Other Assets
Long-term investments Restricted Deposits
Pledges receivable noncurrent Intangible assets Other Total other assets 1,245,048
77,331
268,971
103,719
200,883
1,895,952
Public Support and Revenue
Public support/direct and indirect support
Public support/capital and bequests Special events Volunteers of America awards and grants United Way awards and grants Total public support Revenues and grants from public agencies Program service fees Rental income Miscellaneous revenue Total other revenue Total Assets Health Care 10%
Addiction Recovery Services 5%
VOA Property Corporation of Louisville 4%
Correctional Services 3%
Liabilities and Net Assets
Accounts payable Mortgages and other notes payable,
due in one year Accrued expenses Other current liabilities Total current liabilities Long-term Liabilities
Mortgages and notes payable, noncurrent
Payable to affiliate Total long-term liabilities 312,424
Net Assets
Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets 18
10,o43,343
216,666
1,286,553
544,155
2,359,798
783,451
103,719
887,170
5,359,921
1,387,597
48,857
6,796,375
10,043,343
Total Revenue from Operations Expenses by Program
Homeless services Addiction recovery services
Developmental disability services Correctional services Health care services Housing VOA Property Corporation of Louisville Total program services Support Services
Management and general Fundraising Administration fees paid to national organization Total Supporting Services 2,133,494
157,595
91,319
127,209
96,019
2,605,636
23,458,749
736,528
300,492
188,939
1,225,959
27,290,344
4,980,088
1,107,929
12,622,626
672,614
2,403,094
302,787
904,860
22,993,998
2,811,663
889,007
543,009
4,243,679
Total Operating Expenses 27,237,677
Excess/(deficit) from operations 52,667
Non-operating Gains and Losses and Other Revenue
Gain on sale of real estate 145,719
Interest and dividend income 47,909
Gains on investments 114,896
Profits from other activities 308,524
Net Assets at End of Year 6,796,375
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Community Engagement
Volunteers: 1,462
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Volunteer hours: 13,523
Individual donors: 4,184
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Positive Change Society
The Positive Change Society is our giving circle of donors who have invested in long-term solutions by pledging at least $1,000 per year for five years. This list is current as of June 30, 2014. To
learn more, contact Jennifer Hancock at (502) 636-4649.
Mrs. Ruth Atkins and Mr. Luis Prada
Natalie and John Bajandas
Art and Bay Baltes
Ms. Barbara C. Banaszynski
Ms. Stephanie Barnett
Mrs. Mary Louise E. Barr
Ms. Pamela E. Barry
Mr. Andrew P. Beck
Mr. Donald R. Bell
Mr. Stacy Bell
Ms. Victoria Boggs
Anonymous
Greg Bourke and Michael DeLeon
LuAnn and Michael Brent
Mr. Randy Brothers
Ms. Meredith W. Brown
Susan and Clark Buckmaster
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Ms. Jane W. Burks and
Mr. G. Richard Burks, II
Mr. Jared Burton
Mr. Bart R. Carnes
Anonymous
Sandra and Carlous Chambers
Ms. Ruth H. Cloudman
Mr. Christopher Conliffe and Mr. Scott Howard
Phil and Jane Conner
Robert and Theresa Connolly
Anonymous
Mr. Richard A. Coomer and
Mr. Jamie Massey
Drs. Robert and Kathleen Cooter
Mr. Alfonso N. Cornish
Crutcher Family Foundation
Ms. Patricia Cummings and
Mr. John A. Bruggman
Ms. Sherall L. Curtis, AD
Carolyn and David Davis
Lisa DeJaco and Marc Crutcher
Mr. Erik Eaker
Ms. Patricia L. Edmiston
Mr. Patrick Englert
Ms. Jennifer Englert-Copeland
Bill and Rosalie Faris
Mary and Ed Farmer
Anonymous
David W. and Maura B. Fennell
Ms. Farrah Ferriell
Ms. Rita Finnie
David and Vicki Flanery
Kelly Davis Fleenor
Joe and Angie Fleig
Mr. Marion M. Gee
Tom and Laura George
Ms. Jan M. Glasgow
Anonymous
Anonymous
Cindy Rice Grissom
Tiffany and John Hall
Jennifer M. Hancock
Terry and Jenny Harris
Hal and Sheila Heiner
Mr. Kevin J. Hickey
Greg and Ann Hoeck
Mr. Demetrius O. Holloway
Ms. Sheryl A. Howell
David and Annette Huff
Mr. Robert Imperial
Ms. Angela Johnson
Sharon and Terry Johnson
James and Kathleen Kauffman
Don and Mary Carol Kelly
Steve and Sharon Kerrick
Ms. Patricia E. Killion
Gary and Anne King
Mr. William F. Kolodey
Mr. Jon Kuehl
Sheila Laemmle in memory of
Dan Laemmle
To date, our Positive
Change Society members
have committed
$1,094,803
in sustainable funding
to support Volunteers of
America’s work and
mission
Anonymous
Mr. John T. Launius
Ms. Patrice Y. Lux
Ms. Kimberly H. Maddox
Steve Magre
John and Claudine Mann
Rue and Carolyn McFarland
Mrs. Joyce McKiernan in memory of
Ron McKiernan
George and Jennifer McMinn
Susan and Robert Means
Mr. Ken Middleton
Jerry & Laura Miller
C. Ann Muth
David and Jae Neumann
Catherine Newton, MD
Ms. Mary R. Nixon
Mr. Thomas M. Norris
R. Wood Northup
Mr. Nicholas B. O’Brien
Ms. Tandee L. Ogburn
Dickie and Linda Oliver
Judie Parks-Gornet and Tim Gornet
Ms. Virginia Peck
Anonymous
Ms. Amy L. Poore
Mr. Paul G. Presson
Ms. Paula M. Purifoy
Katie Receveur
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Rechter
Jennifer Recktenwald and Tony Peyton
Ms. Linda Rice
Robert and Debra Roberts
Ms. Andrea Robinson
Rotary Club of Donelson-Hermitage
Mr. Larry M. Roy
Anonymous
Terry and Linda Scholes
Anonymous
Judge Paula Sherlock
Don and Cathy Shoemaker
Brad and Patti Smith
Pete and Caroline Smith
Kim and Jim Spalding
Joe and Christie Spencer
Mr. and Ms. L. S. Srinivasan
Jack and Carolyn Sweeney
Charles and Melinda Tewell
Sarah and Gary Thieneman
Micki and Don Thomas
Joanne and Ken Towery
Ms. Donna H. Trabue
Ms. Janice M. Trimer
Michael and Susan Vine
Courtney Wallace
Mr. Christopher Ward
Mr. Carl L. Williams
Anonymous
Mrs. Frances H. Wilson
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Donors
Listed on the following pages are financial gifts received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. Volunteers of America also
thanks the individuals and companies that made contributions of $249 or less, donated goods or services (including vehicles),
and volunteered their time to support our mission, services, and clients during Fiscal Year 2014. Their generous contributions
and support exceed the capacity of this publication.
$100,000+
Lift A Life Foundation
Anonymous
$50,000 - 99,999
James Graham Brown Foundation, Inc.
Home Depot Foundation
$25,000 - 49,999
Anonymous
The Ephraim and Wilma Shaw Roseman Foundation
$10,000 - 24,999
Opal Godfrey Brennan Trust
Ms. Meredith W. Brown
Brown-Forman Wines
Anonymous
Cooper Steel Fabricators, Inc.
Council on Prevention and Education:
Substances, Inc.
The HCA Foundation
Anonymous
Kentucky AIDS Alliance
Anonymous
Nissan North America Inc
The PNC Foundation
The UPS Foundation
WHAS Crusade for Children
$5,000 - 9,999
Anonymous
Bosse Mattingly Constructors, Inc.
Ms. Jane W. Burks and Mr. G. Richard Burks, II
Mr. Terry Burns
Caldwell Charitable Trust
Anonymous
The Champ Foundation LLC
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GE Employees Community Fund
GE Foundation
Jenny and Terry Harris
Anonymous
LG&E and KU Energy LLC
Mary and Ted Nixon
R. Wood Northup
Anonymous
Piedmont Natural Gas
PNC Bank
Mrs. Juanita Siers
Mr. Gene Ulrich
UPS
Walgreens
Fred B. and Opal S. Woosley Foundation
$2,500 - 4,999
Altman Insurance Services
Art and Bay Baltes
Ms. Pamela E. Barry
William E. Barth Foundation
Blue Grass Community Foundation
Tommy and Christine Borders
Crutcher Family Foundation
Joseph Delaney Memorial Endowment Fund
Del Mar Medical
F & M Bank
Five-Star Technology Solutions
J. David and Vicki Flanery
Mr. David L. Graeser
Hagemeyer
Ms. Jennifer M. Hancock
Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels
JDC Coatings Inc
Kindred Healthcare
Kosair Charities
Joan and John LaGrasse
Manor Respiratory Care, Inc.
Paul and Annie McLaughlin
Susan and Robert Means
Dickie and Linda Oliver
PNC Institutional Investments
Judie Parks and Tim Gornet
Mrs. Ruth Atkins and Mr. Luis Prada
Mr. Larry M. Roy
Woodrow M. and Florence G. Strickler Designated Fund
Subway Development of Tennessee
Texas Roadhouse
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, Inc.
Mr. Neal Wallace
Ben and Whitney Wilson
Robert Winthrop Charitable Trust
Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP
Yates Services
$1,000 - 2,499
Anonymous
The Allstate Foundation
Alltrade Service Solutions, LLC
American Water
Anonymous
Natalie and John Bajandas
Ms. Barbara C. Banaszynski
Ms. Stephanie Barnett
B-Dry Systems of Louisville Inc.
Daniel and Jayne Becher
Mr. Donald R. Bell
Mr. Stacy Bell
Mrs. Edith S. Bingham
Bluegrass Classic
LuAnn and Michael Brent
Mr. Randy Brothers
Mr. Mike Brown
Mr. Leighton Bush
Century II Staffing, Inc.
Sandra and Carlous Chambers
Power of 1 Community
Volunteers of America relies on the support of corporations and businesses in our region to continue our work. Members
of our Power of 1 Community, a corporate giving circle that provides support for programs across our region have made a
multi-year financial commitment to our mission.
Alltrade Service Solutions, Inc.
Altman Insurance Services
Blue Grass Motorsport
Bosse Mattingly Constructors, Inc.
Brown-Forman
Byrne’s Garage, Inc.
CITY Properties
Deming Malone Livesay & Ostroff
Dominant Divas Social Club
Duplicator Sales & Service, Inc.
Fifth Third Bank
Heine Brothers Coffee
Highland Cleaners
Humana - Caresource
Humana, Inc.
Kentucky Trailer
LG&E and KU
Mr. Johnnie Chavez
Choosewell
Ms. Ruth H. Cloudman
Shelly and Jerry Cole
Commonwealth Blinds & Shades
Phil and Jane Conner
Robert and Theresa Connolly
Anonymous
V. V. Cooke Foundation
Mr. Richard A. Coomer and Mr. Jamie Massey
Drs. Robert and Kathleen Cooter
Copart
Mr. Alfonso N. Cornish
Ms. Patricia Cummings and Mr. John A. Bruggman
Ms. Sherall L. Curtis, AD
The Danner Foundation
Carolyn and David Davis
Mr. John Davis
Dominant Divas Social Club
Messer Construction Company
Mountjoy Chilton Medley LLC
Papa John’s International
Passport Health Plan
PNC Bank
Radio Sound, Inc.
Riverside Parking
Stites & Harbison PLLC
Strothman & Company PSC
The Lion Partnership LLC
University of Louisville
UPS
Walgreens
WellCare Health Plans, Inc.
Winton and Hiestand Law Group
Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs LLP
YUM! Brands, Inc.
Ms. Karen Dunaway
EMC Structural Engineers, PC
Mr. Howard E. Eaker
Ms. Patricia L. Edmiston
Emdeon
Estes Excavating, Inc.
Mary and Ed Farmer
David W. and Maura B. Fennell
Ms. Farrah Ferriell
Anonymous
Ms. Rita R. Finnie
Joe and Angie Fleig
Mr. James W. Ford
Charles and Carol French
Dr. and Ms. Russell J. Gailor, DVM
Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Garmon
Mr. Marion M. Gee
Mr. Ryan George
Tom and Laura George
Anonymous
Tiffany and John Hall
Mr. Frank Harshaw
Thomas and Helene Hartzell Fund
Major General (Ret) Charles K. Heiden
Hal and Sheila Heiner
Mr. Kevin J. Hickey
Greg and Ann Hoeck
Mr. and Mrs. R. Gene Hoffman
Ms. Sheryl A. Howell
David and Annette Huff
Ms. Jennifer R. Hughes
Humana, Inc.
IBM Employee and Retiree Charitable
Contribution Campaign
Sharon and Terry Johnson
Kenwal Steel Corporation
Gary and Anne King
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Donors
Sheeran Howard King Family Fund
King’s Daughters Medical Center
Mr. William F. Kolodey
Mr. Jon Kuehl
Leadership Louisville Center
Leeper Enterprises Inc
Ms. Patrice Y. Lux
MacLean Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Steve Magre
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mann
Marshall Health University Physicians & Surgeons Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred M. McCord
Mrs. Joyce McKiernan, in memory of
Ron McKiernan
George and Jennifer McMinn
Mr. Ken N. Middleton
Thomas and Cheryl Mitchell
JP Morgan Chase
Mountjoy Chilton Medley
Mrs. Janet M. Musson
Nalco an ECOLAB Company
Roger and Terri Neal
David and Jae Neumann
Catherine Newton, MD
Mr. Thomas M. Norris
Norton Healthcare
Dr. Ethel H. O’Brien Designated Fund
Mr. Nicholas B. O’Brien
Office Furniture Concepts LLC
PNC Bank
Ms. Virginia Peck
Philadelphia Insurance
Pinnacle Bank
Mr. Joe E. Poe
Ms. Amy L. Poore
Ms. Paula M. Purifoy
Puro-Clean
Ms. Katie Receveur
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Rechter
Jennifer Recktenwald & Tony Peyton
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Ms. Linda Rice
Robert and Debra Roberts
Rockstar Golf and Sports
Rogers Group, Inc.
George and Melissa Rue
Sachs Investment Group
Anonymous
Terry and Linda Scholes
Sequoyah Hills Presbyterian Church
Mr. Mahesh Seshadri and Ms. Jyothi Mahesh
Judge Paula Sherlock
Don and Cathy Shoemaker
Caroline and Pete Smith
Brad and Patti Smith
Smoothie King
Kim and Jim Spalding
Mr. and Ms. L. S. Srinivasan
Stites & Harbison PLLC
Strothman & Company PSC
Jack and Carolyn Sweeney
T & T Family Foundation
TNT Fireworks
Charles and Melinda Tewell
Micki and Don Thomas
Joanne and Ken Towery
Ms. Donna H. Trabue
University of Louisville
VFW Post 3634
Michael and Susan Vine
VOICES of Kentuckiana
Ms. Judith E. Wagner
Christopher A. Ward
Whitt’s Barbecue
Mrs. Frances H. Wilson
RJ Young Company
Yum ! Brands Foundation, Inc.
Zoeller Company
$500 - 999
American Life & Accident Insurance Co
Atlas Machine & Supply, Inc.
Barnes Auto Service, Inc.
Mrs. Mary Louise E. Barr
Mrs. Norma J. Bender
Benn Family Fund for Volunteers of America
Amy and Lee Benovitz
Mrs. Doris H. Bridgeman
Brian and Molly Burgdorf
Mr. Jared Burton
Capistrano Associates, Inc.
Mr. Bart R. Carnes
Ms. Paulette Caron-Turner
Mr. Christopher Conliffe and Mr. Scott Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Croft
Mr. David M. Crumley
Dare To Care, Inc.
Catherine and James Darmstadt
Mr. Roy M. Davenport Jr
Marc and Lisa DeJaco Crutcher
Donelson/Hermitage Rotary Foundation
Douglass Boulevard Christian Church
Reverend John G. Eifler
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Elmore
Anonymous
Ms. Jennifer Englert-Copeland
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Eversole
Keeta and Dave Fox
Paul and Mary Franz
Mrs. Myra G. Garon
Donald and Carol Giffen
Ms. Jan M. Glasgow
Ms. Ruth F. Goldstein
Mr. E. J. Golightly
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Graham
Patrick and Christine Grismer
Ms. Elizabeth M. Haendiges
Mary and Larry Hart
Mr. and Mrs. R. Brooks Hatcher Jr
Mr. Demetrius O. Holloway
Mr. Rich Hornung
Mr. Ken Howard
International Systems of America, LLC
Ms. Mitzi Jackson
Mr. Zachary Jackson
Mr. Kevin Jaggers, PSC
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones
Carroll and Rosalie Kamer
Mr. Ronald S. Kareken
Ms. Lisa Keener and Mr. Bill Hollander
Don and Mary Carol Kelly
Kentuckiana Auto Storage Pool, Inc.
Steve and Sharon Kerrick
Ms. Patti E. Killion
Mr. James B. Klump
Steve Kraman, M.D.
Charles and Cindy Kuertz
LHI Lighting Sales, Inc.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Mr. John T. Launius
Mrs. Barbara B. Lewis
Ms. Virginia Lewis
Lexington-Fayette County Urban Government
Nathan and Andrea Lindemeyer
Mr. Samuel C. Long
Francis and Margaret Lori
Mrs. Charlotte J. Luney
Ms. Kimberly H. Maddox
Mr. Kevin Marsh
Mr. Richard W. Martinell
Mr. William McCaffery
Mr. Doug McFarland
Rue and Carolyn McFarland
Mrs. Mary T. Means
Catherine and David Mekus
Messer Construction Company
Mrs. Arlyn J. Metcalfe
Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Meuler
Ms. Dana K. Moody
Mr. Theodore T. Myre Jr
Jacqueline A. Noonan, M.D.
Ms. Hilary E. O’Brien
Ms. Tandee L. Ogburn
Jim and Barbara Pearce
Anonymous
Ms. Kimie T. Pendleton
Mr. Kenneth C. Plotnik
Mr. Carl Powell
Mr. James Przyborowski
Ms. Elaine K. Rahm
Cindy Read and Chip Nold
Carol and Thomas Recktenwald
Mike Reynolds
Ms. Cindy Rice Grissom
Don, Terry & Joseph Richards
Ms. Andrea Robinson
Mr. Todd Rosenbaum
Anonymous
Harry and Helen Rothgerber
William and Kaelin Rybak
Saint Matthews United Methodist Church
Trish and Bill Segrest
Anonymous
Ms. Amy E. Shoemaker
Paul and Judith Shoemaker
Bruce and Janice Sibert
Mrs. Lena F. Sleamaker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith Jr
Mr. George M. Snider
Snowden & Associates, Inc.
The Star Group, LLC
Ms. Novalene Stevenson-Sitgraves
Ms. Ann L. Swope
Thorntons
Billy and Ann Trout
Unified Technologies, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Van Stockum
Van Zandt, Emrich & Cary
Mr. David Walker
Betsy and Harry Wall
Walmart
Kwane Watson, DMD
Mrs. Suzanne W. Whaley
Stephen and Patricia Wheeler
Ms. Tanya Wiese
Anonymous
Anonymous
Ms. Ellen S. Wilson
Joan and David Winkler
Lessley and Richard Wood
$250 - 499
Abbott’s Services Inc
Tyson and Claire Adams
Ms. Ann T. Allen
Dana and Paula Aroh
B & B Metals Inc
Ms. Betty M. Barnett
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Anonymous
Ms. Tatiana Bartolucci
Mr. James R. Bault
Mrs. Jo Ann Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Benninger
Mr. T. Grant Benson
Bruce and Donna Bohn
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bohn Jr
Vincent and Lynn Boothe
Mr. and Mrs. J. David Borders
Mr. Brooks H. Bower
Mrs. Ruth M. Bowers
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Braun
Mrs. Jane Breece
Ms. Betty D. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Browne
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Bryant
Mr. Bob Brymer
Buisson Investment Corporation
Mrs. Julie B. Campbell
Mr. James M. Cantrell Jr
Mr. Mark A. Carroll
Anonymous
Mark and Mariellen Cassidy
Mr. James R. Cogburn
Mr. William Collins
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Combined Federal Campaign Central Ohio and
West Virginia
Anonymous
Anonymous
Ms. Susan M. Coomes
Ms. Betty F. Courtney
Ms. Meryl F. Craig
Ms. G. Bianca Cristofoli
Mr. and Ms. Dewey L. Curtis Jr
Mr. David A. Dafoe
John and Ann Davis
Ms. Anne C. Deaven
Mr. Eric Dewey
Ms. Susan Diamond
Ms. Kathy A. Diener
Anonymous
Diversified Sales and Marketing of Kentucky, Inc.
Mr. Allen P. Dodd, III
Mrs. Betty L. Doering
Mr. Thomas E. Dunbar
Glenial and Gwyneth Dutton
Arloa I. Eckels, M.D.
Mrs. Margaret D. Ellaby
Mr. John C. Everett
Evergreen Lawncare & Landscaping, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fauber
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fischer
Mr. Jon L. Fleischaker
Mr. Mark A. Ford
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fowler
Ms. LaToya Frennesson
Ms. Tina L. Fulkerson
G & C Communications Inc.
Mr. Gene P. Gardner
Ms. Linda M. George and Mr. John McGeeney
Steven D. Glassman, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo H. Goldsmith
Ms. Linda M. Graham
Gina and James Gregory
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hall
Mrs. Helen Hammer
Mrs. Jane M. Hardin
Michael and Mary Beth Harlamert
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Hayes
Mr. Robert M. Haynes
Virgil and Alice Hays
Mr. Neal Herrington
Allen and Michelle Hertzman
Mr. Brian W. Hodge
Mrs. Anne Hoeck
Mr. David Hoover
Horizon Group International
Anonymous
Anonymous
John and Mary Jefferson
Mr. Donald A. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Jones
David and Connie Jordan
Dr. and Mrs. Hermann W. Kaebnick
Nancy and John Keck
Killer LLC
Ms. Katie King
Mrs. Ann B. Kirwan
Ms. Patricia A. Klumb
Mr. John R. Krawczyk
Ms. Mary J. Kutz
Rodger and Bevin Lederer
Ms. Peggy Lewis
The Lion Partnership LLC
Mr. Russell Lloyd
Ms. Elizabeth Lorch
Ms. Kristen Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Max C. Mason
Mr. Timothy L. McCabe
Mrs. Betty B. McCord
Ms. Melanie McCoy
Anna and Terry McCurry
Ms. Holly McDevitt
Ms. Karen L. McLean
Meridian Surgical Partners LLC
Ms. Nannette Mershon
Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Mitchell
Mr. Mark Mitchen
Ms. Robin Mohn
Mr. Donald S. Mucci
Mr. H. Michael Nash
Mr. John M. Osborne
Oscar’s Germantown Hardware
PS Bindery Equipment Sales & Service Inc
Anthony and Kathleen Passafiume
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Penick
Ms. Susan Pittman
Ms. Kathy Plomin
Mr. Douglas Pohl
Estate of Leslie and Gerry Presson
Mr. William A. Price
Philip and Marsha Priddy
Ms. Clara Prim
Professional Bank Services
Ms. Robyn M. Przybylek
Mrs. Barbara S. Pulliam
Dr. and Mrs. James R. Ramsey
Ms. Joan C. Rapp
Ms. Lydia Ann Redmond
Daniel and Amy Reynolds
Norma and Lawrence Reynolds
Mrs. Meta S. Richards
Riverside Parking, Inc.
Mr. Wayne Rose
Mr. John D. Rottero
Dennis and Angie Rowland
Mr. Brian C. Rublein and Ms. Robin L. Hughes
Ms. Peggy Sabol
Marc and Vicki Satterthwaite
Alan and Carol Schmitz
Mr. Eric Schmitz
David and Verna Schweickhardt
Mr. Ben Self
Sewell Industrial Electronics, Inc.
Ms. Ann M. Sheadel
Dr. and Mrs. Roger J. Shott
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sobieski Jr
Mr. Patrick Southall
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Spencer
Mrs. Jennie L. Staugas
Mrs. Mary C. Stites
Mrs. Betty A. Stotz
Carl and Ellen Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Ken D. Thompson
Thrifty Car Sales
Anonymous
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Trafton
Anonymous
Mr. Jim Bartlett Turner
Danielle M. Turns, M.D.
United Way of Kentucky
United Way of Metropolitan Nashville
Stephen and Kelli Van Zant
Ms. Tammie Vinson
Kevin and Roberta Walter
Tom and Carol Walton
Ms. Michelle Wells
Jim and Mary Welp
Mrs. Marilyn Werst
Ms. Lydia J. Whittington
Dr. and Ms. Roger H. Widmer
Mr. Dale A. Willard
Mr. Carl L. Williams
Anonymous
Lisa and Larry Wilson
Mrs. Ruth T. Wimsatt
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Windchy
Mr. Stanley Windhorst
Ms. Katherine A. Witherington
Women Lawyers Association
Woodmen of the World
Ms. Frances H. Woodward
Mr. H. E. Wooten, III, MS-CFP
Rodney and Mary Wooten
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Wright
Lucian and Deborah Young
Ms. Sherri S. Young
Mr. Guthrie L. Zaring
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Government &
community partners
Commonwealth of Kentucky:
Department of Behavioral Health,
Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities
Department of Corrections
Department of Education
Department for Public Health
Department of Veterans Affairs
Kentucky Housing Corporation
Tennessee Department of Intellectual and
Developmental and Disabilities
Indiana Bureau of Developmental
Disabilities Services
U.S. Social Security Administration
Kosair Charities
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government
Louisville Metro Government
Louisville Metro Housing Authority
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Seven Counties Services, Inc.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati
Leadership
Senior Team
Jennifer Hancock, President and CEO
Bay Baltes, Senior Vice President of
Human Resources
Tiffany Cole Hall, Vice President of Northern
Developmental Disabilities Services
Rita Finnie, Vice President of Southern
Developmental Disabilities Services
Tom George, Senior Vice President and
Chief Financial Officer
Jonathan Kuehl, Senior Director of Operations
Support and Oversight
Jennifer McMinn, Vice President of Clinical
and Regional Services
Tandee Ogburn, Vice President of
External Relations
Editorial/creative
Jennifer Recktenwald, Senior Director of
Communications
Claire Sheehan, Creative Services Manager
U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services
U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Volunteers of America of Kentucky serving
Kentucky, Tennessee, Southern Indiana,
West Virginia, and Southern Ohio creates
positive change in the lives of individuals and
communities through a ministry of service.
Volunteers of America of Kentucky,
a fully accredited charity, meets
or exceeds all 20 of the Better
Business Bureau’s Standards for
Charity Accountability.
86 cents of every dollar we raise
supports community services for
people in need.
President’s Advisory Council
Pamela E. Barry, PNC Wealth Management
J. David Flanery, Retired
Daniel Hall, University of Louisville
Richard Hallman, UPS Airlines
Donald Kelly, Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP
Jack D. Sweeney, PNC Bank
Left to right:
Judge McKay Chauvin,
Judge Paula Sherlock,
Karen Dunaway,
and Lisa DeJaco.
Board of Directors
Chair, Lisa DeJaco, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs, LLC
Vice Chair, Carl Williams, PSST, LLC
Treasurer, Karen Dunaway, CPA, PLLC
Secretary, Sharon Johnson, LG&E and KU
Member-at-large of Executive Committee, George McMinn, Messer Construction
Jennifer Hancock, President and CEO, Volunteers of America of Kentucky
Tyson Adams, Stites & Harbison, PLLC
Sandra Chambers, Jefferson Community and Technical College
Judge McKay Chauvin, Jefferson County District Court
Chris Conliffe, Conliffe & HIckey, LLC
Al Cornish, Norton Healthcare
Patricia Cummings, Consultant
David Fennell, Retired, PNC Bank
Barbara Ford, Barbara J. Ford, LLC
Keeta Fox, Papa John’s International
Dustin L. Howard, Kightlinger & Gray, LLP
Jeremy LaMontagne, Humana, Inc.
Steve Magre, Magre Outsource
Melanie McCoy, PNC Wealth Management
Ken Middleton, Middleton Consulting, LLC
Mark Mitchen, UPS
Dave Neumann, Consultant
Dickie Oliver
Judie Parks, Berkshire Hathaway Parks & Weisberg
Paula Purifoy, Metropolitan Sewer District
Cindy Read, Kentuckiana Works
L. Srinivasan, GE Appliances
Chris Ward, DMLO Certified Public Accountants
Ken Wilson, Brown-Forman Wines USA
Board Counsel
Michael Lannon, Attorney at Law and CPA, Weber & Rose, PSC
Bluegrass Advisory Council
Andrew Beck, CirrusMio, Inc.
Doug Brock, Kentucky American Water Company
Judy Craft, Milestone Realty
Teresa Isaac, Lexington Fair Housing Council
Paula Johnson, LexisNexis
Connie Morgan, MSN, RN, Retired
Kathy Plomin, United Way of the Bluegrass, Past President
John Schrader, Attorney
Bruce Simpson, Stoll Keenan Ogden, PLLC
Stephanie Spires, Arbor Youth Services
Kay L. Soda, Pike and Preston
Middle Tennesse Advisory Council
Tara Bloom, Senior Home Health Care
LuAnn Brent, Retired
Terry Burns, Burns Insurance Group
Leighton Bush, Bush Insurance
Shelly Cole, Del Mar Medical, Manor Health
Melyssa Evans, Indoff Commercial Interiors
Jenny Harris, F&M Bank
Stacey Horner, Summit Hospital
Sharon Kipp, Team Kipp Realtors
Joan Lagrasse, Imagen, Inc.
Willie McDonald, CedarStone Bank
Paul Presson, Musgrove Partnership
Victoria VanDyke, ReMax
Roger Widmer, Argosy University
Lynn Williams, Comcast
Ben Wilson, Team Wilson Real Estate Partners, LLC
West Tennessee Adivsory Council
David Benson, Wyrestorm
Amy Carson, Modern Woodmen
Phil Conner, Conner Realty & Construction
Patrica Edmiston, The Arc Tennessee
Dr. Sheena Hanserd, Stand for Children
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570 South Fourth Street
Suite 100
Louisville, KY 40202
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