2013 - Turning Point

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D e a r F r i e n d s o f Tu r n i n g p o i n t
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t has been an amazing year! We celebrated with an open house and ribbon cutting for our new emergency
shelter in September. In December, our residents moved and settled in two weeks before the Christmas holiday.
Some of the residents who made the move from the old shelter cried when they moved into their new rooms!
Their favorite thing is having access to privacy, and being in a facility that is safe and beautiful.
There are so many people to thank for this success! The American Society for Interior Design (ASID) and
the Interior Designers Coalition for Change (IDCF) helped make the rooms beautiful and functional. BJ
Construction donated and installed the kitchen cabinets. Groups and individuals hosted showers to help us
furnish and supply bedrooms and the kitchen. However, it was the investment from area foundations and
major donors that made the new shelter a reality. Below is a message from one of the capital campaign donors
on his reason for investing in Turning Point’s mission.
Upon my return from a yearlong sabbatical, I visited the shelter. I couldn’t believe the difference. Kids were
jumping with excitement getting ready for a trip to the Hands on Museum, staff was handling phone calls and
requests, and moms were cooking and getting breakfast ready. What was different was the atmosphere. There
was less tension and frenetic energy, and more positive energy! What a difference a building can make!
“What a difference you have made!”
Yours in Partnership,
Suzanne Coats
CEO & President
A Message from One of Our Major Donors
“I make capital contributions to organizations which do an
excellent job executing their mission and whose mission is
important for our community. Turning Point has met this standard
for many years; it is reassuring this organization now has the
capacity to fulfill their mission for many years to come.”
– William W. Shelden, Jr.
B o a rd O f f ic er s
Sharon Ciaramitaro
Chair
Patti Harrison
Vice Chair – External Relations
Sachin Varma
Vice Chair – Internal Operations
Rick Kress
Secretary
B o a rd Memb er s
Dr. Adrian Christie
Jennifer Laszczak
Tina Mattinen
Diane McNamara
Kirsten Ross
Linda Silvonen
Penny Wulff
E xe c ut i ve St a f f
Suzanne Coats
President & CEO
Debbie McPeek
Director of Programs
Jennifer Michael
Director of Finance
Terry Forkin
Director of Operations
Lynn Wilhelm
Director of Development
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From Survivors
“Thank you for all of your help. I couldn’t have done it without you listening
to me and helping me get stronger. You made me feel safe, like family.”
“I would like to thank you for all of your help and support.
You have been amazing to me and I thank you. I will remember you always.”
“I feel hopeful.”
“Thank you for reminding me that this was not my fault.”
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Children’s Journal
hildren leaving shelter are offered the opportunity to leave messages for other children who come to shelter.
This journal is made available to new children during their first couple of days at shelter. As they read what others
have said, they learn that they are not alone in their experiences, as well as what to expect in the upcoming days.
“It’s ok to be scared, but you’ll make new friends. If you’re scared,
you shouldn’t be because there might be other kids who are scared, too.
It’s very safe here. It’s ok, it’s safe here.”
Children’s artwork made at shelter.
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Services
Pre vent ion E duc at ion
L
ast year, 5,987 youth in Macomb County
attended Turning Point’s Prevention Education
Program. Multi-session curriculums on dating
violence, sexual assault and harassment were presented.
All of Turning Point’s programs are evaluated and
our approach to prevention is evidence based.
Macomb Community Domestic Violence
Council (MCDVC)
T
he Macomb Community Domestic Violence Council
serves as a diverse, inclusive organization to promote
a culture of healthy, equitable relationships through
education, conversation and community building.
The program aims to increase participants’ knowledge
of the definition and dynamics of sexual assault. The
program also explores issues of consent, coercion, the
law, resources, and ways to help a friend in need through
age appropriate activities, role play, and discussion.
The Domestic Violence Peer Ambassador Project
(DVPA) has just started its fifth year and has trained
over 200 ambassadors. The DVPA is a partnership
between Macomb Community College and the
MCDVC. The Project seeks to increase the knowledge
base of natural helpers in the community so that they
are able to provide accurate information and support
to their peers who disclose.
The following chart shows significant gains in youth’s
knowledge after the intervention.
For more information about this or any of our many
projects, please visit www.mcdvc.org
Breaking the Silence
Breaking the Silence: Overall Change
From Pre-test Compared To Post-test
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0
5.5
8.5
Pre-Test
Post-Test
Yout h a nd Fa m i ly P rog r a m
Served 356 children
• Serves children in shelter and the community
• Services work to heal trauma, connect children with
resources and foster their resiliency.
• Day camp provided 5 days per week for kids in
shelter during the summer.
• Provides recreation, family night activities and groups
Advoc ac y
2,441 served
Advocates provide information, emotional support
and connect survivors with available resources as
they navigate between community systems.
PPO & Legal Advocacy
Provide crisis intervention, safety planning,
information and resources to survivors seeking
Personal Protection Orders (PPO’s).
• Assisted 879 survivors with PPO’s
• Assisted 174 individuals through legal system
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Thanks to Mt. Clemens Rotary, the Macomb
County Rotary Foundation, and MGM Resorts
Foundation for generously supporting our
children’s program.
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Services
2,985 total clients were served by the agency
• 528 children
Foren sic Nu r se E x a m i ner P rog r a m
(F N E P)
24-hour Crisis Line
• 12,337 Crisis Calls
240 served
• The First Response Program
provides medical treatment,
forensic evidence collection and
advocacy 24/7/365 to child and
adult sexual assault survivors
and their significant others
E mer genc y Shelter
311 individuals served (167 children)
• Program provides basic needs, crisis intervention,
safety planning, resources, transportation, children’s
services and support groups.
O u r P rog r a m O utc ome s
After leaving, shelter residents reported at exit:
82% of shelter clients felt more in control of their lives
76% were more hopeful about their future
Thank you to our community partners Care,
Lakeshore Legal Aid, and Forgotten Harvest
for helping shelter residents.
Suppor t S er v ic e s
573 served
• Individual and group counseling for survivors
ages 4 and up
“Because of your services, I feel
less alone and more hopeful.”
– Turning Point survivor
“I wasn’t sure what was going to
happen to me, I was afraid . . . thank
you because I’m no longer scared.”
– FNEP Client
Community Advocacy Program (CAP)
T
he Community Advocacy Program (CAP) pairs a
family with a highly trained advocate who focuses
on assisting the survivor to meet their self-defined
goals. CAP is an opportunity for families who are
leaving shelter and recovering from a severe crisis to
continue to receive case management and advocacy
services in their own environment, within their
timeframe, and driven by what they say they need.
“They came to my house and
listened to what resources
I needed and brought me
information that we discussed.”
In 2013, 28 families benefited from the program
receiving ongoing advocacy and support 4-6 hours
per week for 12 weeks. We thank the Charter One
Foundation and the Shelby Community Foundation
for their generous support of the CAP program.
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Vo l u n t e e r s
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urning Point is grateful and thanks those who generously offer their time and talent on a daily basis.
Because of volunteers, we can give additional support to our emergency shelter, youth and family program,
Personal Protection Office (PPO), administration, support services and resale store, Second Hand Rose.
In 2013:
• Staff trained 86 new volunteers and 13 interns.
• Interns provided 5,750 hours of service.
Volunteers from Deloitte
• Volunteers provided 17,818 hours of service.
• Volunteer hours valued at $267,000.
Turning Point Intern names (from left to right) Lauren Riegel,
Jenna Piechocinski, Dominica Tokarski (CAP Director) and
Nicole Carter.
Second Hand Rose
O
ur resale shop, Second Hand Rose, located in
downtown Mt. Clemens, helps families leaving
shelter. Survivors are able to choose household items
and clothing to make a new beginning for themselves.
In 2013, families received goods valued at $19,567.
Second Hand Rose Volunteers (from left to right) Kay Bocanegra,
Shirley Hunter, and Ruthie Anderson.
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The staff and volunteers of Second Hand Rose work very
hard to provide the best values and customer service to
their customers. They rely heavily on volunteers who
provided 12,000 hours of service in 2013.
Second Hand Rose profits rose 6% in 2013. These funds
help support shelter operating expenses.
Second Hand Rose offers many unique items.
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Events
S ex u a l A s s au lt Awa rene s s Mont h
Dome st ic Violenc e Awa rene s s Mont h
D
O
uring April, Turning Point focuses on raising
awareness about the impact of sexual assault and
how we can work together to prevent sexual violence.
In 2013, we brought sexual assault awareness to the
community by hosting a number of local events and
workshops, displayed our Jane Doe quilts at numerous
public facilities, and distributed over 3,230 teal
ribbons and information cards to the community and
presented facts and information about sexual assault
to city councils.
ctober is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Purple ribbons were worn by people in the
community and many attended events to raise awareness
and support prevention.
A Jou r ne y to Fre e dom
“A Journey to Freedom”
was a very successful
art exhibit that took
place at The Loft in
Clinton Township.
Sixth Annual Tara Grant Memorial Walk/Run – nearly
It told one woman’s
400 walkers and runners attended his annual event to raise
story of surviving
awareness of domestic violence.
sexual abuse.
Spirit Of Leadership
Honore e s:
Ruthie Stevenson
Community Activist
Diana Rascano
Co-Founder, 4 Paws
1 Heart
Teckla Rhoads
GM, Executive Director of
Global Industrial Design
Kathy White
Business Woman
Philanthropist
T
he Spirit of Leadership Awards were established
to honor women who have shown commitment
to better their business and communities through
exemplary leadership in our community. The gala
featured an exhibitor marketplace, special guest
speaker, dinner, and awards ceremony. Award categories
highlight women who have shown character, fortitude,
ambition, and insight in their work and personal life.
Spirit of Leadership Awardees celebrating accomplishments of
women leaders in our community (from left to right) Ruthie
Stevenson, Kathy White, Teckla Rhoads, Diana Rascano.
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D o n o r s – I n d i v i d ua l s & O r g a n i z at i o n s
$10000+
Charter One Foundation
Generation IV Charitable Trust
K.T. Family Foundation
Lawrence C. Page, Sr. Family Charitable
Foundation
McGregor Fund
MGM Resorts Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Sally Shelden
Mt. Clemens Rotary Foundation
Nino Salvaggio Charitable Foundation
Richard K. Thompson Foundation
Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation
St. John Macomb-Oakland Hospital
Medical Staff
The Elizabeth, Allan, & Warren
Shelden Fund
The Kresge Foundation
The Wayne and Joan Webber Foundation
TLC Foundation
Verizon Foundation
Wieczorek Family Foundation
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
$5000-$9999
Allstate Foundation
Baker Aerospace Tooling &
Machining, Inc.
Detroit Industrial School
DTE Energy Foundation
EB Foundation
Five Brothers Mortgage Services
HAP – Health Alliance Plan
Jefferson Street Pub
John D. and Jean E. Dinan Foundation
KE Electric
L & H Foundation
Lehner Findlan Associates
Macomb County Medical Society
Foundation
McGregor Fund
Mt. Clemens Regional Medical Center
Mt. Clemens Rotary Foundation
NGS CoreSource
Reverend & Mrs. Rick Kress
Verizon Foundation
Wieczorek Family Foundation
$2500-$4999
America’s Farmers Grow Communities
ARC Credit Union – Metro East Chapter
Baker Aerospace Tooling &
Machining, Inc.
Bernard Cattivera
Bernco, Inc.
Bill Wheeler
Dr. Martha J. Higgins, MD
EB Foundation
Greyhound Technologies Ltd.
Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals
John D. and Jean E. Dinan Foundation
Lehner Findlan Associates
Lutheran Community Foundation
Oakland University Macomb
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Sojourner Foundation
Talmer Bank and Trust
$1000-$2499
Aline Underhill Orten Foundation, Inc.
Bernard Cattivera
Bernco, Inc.
BJ Construction Services, Inc.
Cromie Elementary School – Parent
Teacher Club
DaVita Dialysis – New Center Dialysis
Debra Arlington
Diane Whisman
Episcopal Churchwomen of St. Michael’s
Church
Four County Community Foundation
Foursight Foundation
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George Dembry
Greyhound Technologies Ltd.
Helen Yantz
Jamie Hendrich
Janet A. Jennings
Kirsten Vogel
Lakeshore Striders, Inc.
L’anse Creuse High School – North
Mary Ann Jarrett
McLaren-Macomb Hospital
MMC Metals Corporation
Moran Chevrolet
Oakland University
Ray Wiegand’s Nursery, Inc.
Red Wings For ‘Em Club
Roseville Employee Fund
Scalawags Golf Course
Shelby Community Foundation
Southeastern Michigan Combined
Federal Campaign
St. Michael Parish
St. Therese Of Lisieux
Stackpole International
Stephanie W Bergeron
Tin Whistle Foundation
UAW-Ford National Programs Center
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Utica Community Schools
Utica Shelby Township Rotary Club
$500-$999
Accurate Injection Molds Inc
Baker Tilly
Barbara W. Rossmann
Bethel Lutheran Church
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Cammand Machining, LLC
Carol Dolenga
Carol H. Biondo
CCPlus – The Center
Christ Lutheran Church
Christ United Methodist Church
Chrysler Local 1700
Church World Service
Danielle Nagle
DaVita Dialysis – New Center Dialysis
Dean and Diann Petitpren
Debra Christy
Detroit Unity Temple
Don Vermeulen
Dr. and Mrs. A.J. Christie
Dryden Family Foundation
Episcopal Churchwomen of
St. Michael’s Church
Estate of Andrea F. Becker
First Presbyterian Church
First State Bank
Foursight Foundation
G. G. Club LLC
General Motors Men’s Club
Harrison Media
HP Foundation
International Mold Corporation
Jamie Hendrich
Janice L. Reed
Kathleen M. Esdale
Lambros Kapodistrias
Laura Lawson Fournier
Leadership Macomb, Inc.
Linda Cassidy
Lucia S. Smith
Macomb Community College –
Student Services
Matt Wrightman
Metropolitan Mechanical Inspectors
Association
Michael and Jaquelynn Malik
Michael Rhoads
MMC Metals Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. J. Glowniak
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Gorczyk
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Hoppe
Patricia Eichenlaub
Peggy Benziger
Phil and Marsha DeVergilio
Phyllis Wlodyga
Richard G. Weaver
Richmond Lions Club
Richter Management, Inc.
Roseville Employee Fund
Sharon Havlick
Sharon McLaren
Shelby Community Foundation
St. Andrew Catholic Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church –
Spring Tea Fundraiser
St. Lucy’s Catholic Church
St. Michael Parish
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Stackpole International
Sterling Heights Fire Fighters IAFF
Local 1557
The Hamzavi Foundation
United Way of Dallas
Utica High School Football
Utica United Methodist Church
Women’s Automotive Association
International (WAAI)
$250 to $499
American Legion Post #303
ARC Credit Union – Metro East Chapter
Ashley Graham
Baker College of Clinton Township
Benjamin Crain
Berville Lioness Charities
Bethel Lutheran Church
Blossom B Knitting Guild
Charter Township of Clinton Employees
Charter Township of Shelby
Christ Lutheran Church
Christ United Methodist Church
City Knits of Mount Clemens
Communications Workers of America
Local 4008
Cynthia Nicholson
Danielle Nagle
David Shevsky
Deborah Benedic
Deborah Crane
Detroit Unity Temple
Dodge Park Church of God
Don Vermeulen
Dr. Joseph E. Forest, Jr.
Dryden Family Foundation
Episcopal Churchwomen of St. Michael’s
Church
Evelyn M Chereson
Faurecia Interior Systems
Fire and Materials Research Lab LLC
Gary M. Vandeputte
Glenn Spencer
Greater Morningstar Baptist Church
Hair Lines Salon & Spa
Immanuel United Methodist Church
International Mold Corp.
Jennifer Nowakowski
Josef Bendkowski
Judy Khadra
Kathleen M. Esdale
Kathy Hinchman
Kenneth Madeleine
Laurie Thiel
Local Union No. 412-UAW
Lora M. Davis
Lucia S. Smith
Macomb County Mothers of Multiples
Maddin, Hauser, Wartell, Roth &
Heller, P. C.
Magna Shelby Foam Systems
Margaretta Sandula
Marilyn Rizzo
Mark E. Mack
Michael A. Schultz & Assoc.
Michelle Bracali
Mr. & Mrs. David and Annette Lock
Mr.& Mrs. Edward Gorczyk
Mr.& Mrs. Jerome Hoppe
New Hope Church United Methodist
Women
New Life Presbyterian Church
nowHIRE.com
Paola A. Palazzolo
Persnickety Pups, LLC
Phil and Marsha DeVergilio
Proto Gage Tool & Die, Inc.
Reginald Krajnik
Rene G. Thomas
Richmond Lions Club
Roberta Pelty-woods
Roger Grimaldi
Rosemary Skupny
Salvatore and Denise Porcasi
Sanjay K Prabhu
Shaun Buckman
Sherlock Investigations, Inc.
Southeastern Michigan Combined
Federal Campaign
Spalding DeDecker Associates, Inc.
St. Andrew Catholic Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church – Spring
Tea Fundraiser
St. Louis Men’s Club
Suzanne Coats
The Frank & Ethel Bresto Family
Foundation
The Friends of Mt. Clemens
The Loft
Thomas D’Luge
Tina Mattinen
Total Filtration Services Employees
Trinity Lutheran Women’s League
Truist
UAW Region 1
United Jewish Foundation
United Way West Michigan
Utica United Methodist Church
William and Nancy Johnson
William R. Knight, Jr.
Woman’s Life Chapter 862
Women of St. Malachy
Women of Westbrook – Card Club
Woods Construction Inc.
WXON, Inc.
Wynnestone Communities
$100 to $249
Alice Paul
Alicia Horvath
Alliance Mobile Health, INC
American Legion Post #161
American Legion Post #303
Andrew J Nalian
Angela M. Malburg
Anne Crotser
Anthony & Diana Rascano
Anthony J. Ferlito
Antoinette Gary
Artloft
Associates in Psychology
Audrey Gusmano
Babisz Insurance Agency, Inc.
Barb Dempsey
Barbara A. Walsh
Barbara Jean Zendt
Beaumont Eye Institute
Beth Martin
Bethany East
Betty Uhazie
Body Experience Fitness &
Wellness Studio
Bonnie Malak
Brownrigg Companies Ltd.
Burning Tree Club
Cara Tryban
Carl Budde
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D o n o r s – I n d i v i d ua l s & O r g a n i z at i o n s
Carol E. Money
Carol Erickson
Carol Fagan
Carol M. Fischer, DO
Carol McCloskey
Carole L Chiamp
Carole Quadrozzi
Caroline Pezzotti
Carrie Smith
Catherine M. Losoncy
Catherine McWatt
Chaldean American
Charity Motors, Inc.
Charlotte A. R &olph
Cheryl Kay Almstadt
Christ Lutheran Church of Warren
Christ United Methodist Church
Christian Methodist Episcopal
Church MI-IN Region
Christine Becher
Christine Ewald
Chuck & Joan Dudal
Cindy Manatrey
Cindy Miller
Communications Workers of
America Local 4008
Community Housing Network
Complete Care Chiropractic Clinic
Constance M. Peltier
Constance Mileski
Curtis & Mary Chase
Cusic Management Company
Dan & Anita Simurdiak
Dan & Nancy Wietek
Dana & Sharon Gire
Danielle Roberts
Danielle Roush
Darlene M. Young
Darlyn Jill Urban
David & Annette Lock
David Bennett
David Cencich
Dean & Jean Kaisch
Deborah Crane
Deborah McPeek
Debra Arlington
Debra Lappl &er
Deen Troupe-Bitrago
Derelict Veterans Group
Diana & Terry Green
Diane Kurzava
Diane McNamara
Diane P. Draper
Diane Reed
Dodge Park Church of God
Don Vermeulen
Donald E. Martindale
Donald P. Boschi
Dorothy Stanton
Dr. Alex &er Nakeff
Dr. Arnold A Kummerow
Dr. Ban Barbat, DDS
Dr. George Dubbs
Dr. Joseph E. Forest, Jr.
Dr. Stephen A Krawetz
Dr. Susan Malinowski
Duane & Theresa Lowe
Earle & Ginny D. Lyon
Edith Campbell
Edward Coraci
Edward Lappin
Elaine Bazydlo
Elaine Gant
Elaine Miller
Elaine Rhein
Elaine Shinnaberry
Elaine Surrow
Elaine Williams
Ellen E. Judd
Erica Vandenberg
Essential Bodywear
Esther M Haddad
Fairlane Town Center
Faurecia Interior Systems
Fellowship Lutheran Church
Fire & Materials Research
Lab LLC
Four My Kids
Francesca Sabeya Anastasi
Frank G. Tenkel
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Fredrick Ghofulpo
Gail Ann Hool
Gail Schulte
Gayle Novack
George R. McMullen, Jr.
Gerald C. Janssen
Glenn Dixon
Glenn Spencer
Good Shepherd United
Methodist Church
Gus & Junia Querio
Harsens Island Schoolhouse
Grille
Heather Barta
Hewson & Van Hellemont, P. C.
Hire A Wife LLC
Holly Dalbec
Honorable Judge Carl Marlinga
Hope United Church of Christ
Irvin & Patricia Wright
J. Faunce
Jacquelyn M. Kidd
Jaime Serra
James Addy
James Brink
Janyth A. Hess
Jason Kremhelmer
Jeanette Radzwion
Jeffery P. Yaroch
Jenna Kator
Jennifer Billiau
Jennifer Michael
Jennifer Miller
Jerrold V. Marsh
Jewel Arker
Jill Cottrell
Jill Pace
Jim Jacobs
Joanne Lyczynski
Joanne Pierce
Joel & Delta Gibson
John & Nancy D. Sloane
John & Janice Kreger
John C. Foster
John Capuano
Joseph Giannone
Joyce Fitch
Judge Dean James Ausilio
Judge John Chmura
Judith McParlan
Judy Khadra
Julie J. DeClercq
Julie Matuzak
Karen A. Cassetta
Karen Cooper
Karen L. & Thomas G. Birch
Katherine K. Shaw
Kathleen R. Dargel
Kathy Paul
Kay E. &rzejak
Ken & Kristen Valyi-Hax
Kennedy Sales, Inc.
Kenneth J Jamrozy
Kenneth Madeleine
Kingsley & Lurline Sears
Kiwanis Club of Warren
LaDeDa Designs
Laura Cardamone
Laura Gabriel
Laura M. Kropp
Lauri Skowronek
Leo & Joyce Lalonde
Leo Freckelton
Leona Hanselman
Leona Taylor
Lesley Vanmassenhove
Leslie Coppens
Lieca Hohner
Linda DeLaura
Linda Pierce
Local Union No. 412 UAW TOP
Lois Y. Hill
Lora M. Davis
Lori E. Adams
Louise E. Bertolini
Love A Little Glitz
Lynda Lash
Lynn LaVigne
Lynn M. Wilhelm
M & M Creations
Macomb Community College
Macomb County Circuit Court
Probation Dept.
Macomb County Treasurer’s
Association
Macomb District Dental
Hygenist Society
Magna Shelby Foam Systems
Marcia A. Relyea
Margaret E. Grashik
Margaret Klein
Margaretta Sandula
Marge Badowski
Maria Zardis
Marianne Maurer
Marilyn Rizzo
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
Marion E. Monaghan
Mark & Terri Cleland
Mark E. Mack
Mark T. Murphy, DDS
Martha Fisher
Martin Sirowatka
Mary Ann Jarrett
Mary B. Ward
Mary Bobrowski
Mary Elizabeth Fouchey
Mary Fran Sobczynski, CPA
Mary Kontolambros
Mary M. Lange
Mary Rossi
Matthew Sabaugh
Melanie Hwalek
Melanie O’Neil
Melanie Sugierski
Melodie R. Wideman
Meri Pohutsky
Michael & Sharon Linden
Michael Brodrick
Michael E. Hacker
Michael K. Gire
Michael Norris
Michael Rozny
Michelle Bracali
Michelle Jankowiak
Michigan State Medical Society
Mike & Chris Locricchio
Mint Condition LLC
Moda Art Work
Monastery of the Blessed Sacrament
Motor City Roadrunners –
Hallmark Club
Mount Clemens High-12 Club
Mount Clemens Ice Arena &
Fitness Center
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Torrice
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Falconer
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Hayne
Mr. & Mrs. J. Terrance Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Maniaci
Mr. & Mrs. Destrampe
Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Maceroni
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Culver
Mr. & Mrs. Salvador P Mascali
Mr. & Mrs. W. Sheridan
St. John Lutheran Church 55+ Club
Mrs. Ann Strevel
St. John Macomb HospitalMrs. Barbara Oddo
Endoscopy Unit
Mrs. Carol A. Ishimaru
St. Louis Catholic Church
Mrs. Carol Hacker
Stacey Doretha Wells
Mrs. Catherine Reed
Stefanie K. Hodgson
Mrs. Chary L Bartolomeo
Stella & Dot
Mrs. Kathy L. Babbish
Steven Candela
Mrs. Melanie Lee
Susan Curtis
Mrs. Nancy Swader
Susan G. Elso
Mrs. Paola A. Palazzolo
Tamara Simmons
Nancy B. Henk
Tammy M. Brooks
Nancy Bates
Tastefully Simple
Nancy Lafferty
The Honorable Tracey A. Yokich
Nancy Laughlin
The Look for Less Boutique
Nancy R. Davis
The Mind’s Eye – Books &
NAR-ANON Family Group
Wellness Center
New Life Presbyterian Church
The Well
Niki Becker
Thelma Ullrich
nowHIRE.com
Theresa Mlinarcik
Oakland County Chapter Now
Thiry One
Old Navy
Thomas & Judith Gire
Ora Joann Verbeke
Thomas D’Luge
P M Y C Playmates
Todd Goldberg
Patricia A Woronko
Towner & Towner, P.C.
Patricia Higgins
Tracey M. Sperry
Patricia Lijana
Trends In Fashion
Patricia Lyall Hill
Trinity Methodist Women
Paul & Patricia Bieber
UAW Local 1777
Paul Nehra, MD
UAW Local 2280
Paul T. Chancey
UAW Region 1
Paulette Dudash
United Methodist Women of
Penelope Bergmann
First United
Penny Wulff
Usborne Books & More
Pete & Pat Danielson
Utica Community Schools
Phil & Marsha DeVergilio
Utica Lions Club
Pillar Social Media
Utica United Methodist Church
Polish American Numismatic
Valada L. Cobb
Society
Valerie V. Kruse
Presbyterian Church of Utica
Venice Shores Property Owners
Queen Bee
Association, Inc.
Radio Control Club of Detroit
VFW Post 1794
Rae Ann Kaly
Vicki J. Putnam
Randall Pagels
Washington Lodge #54 I.O.O.F.
Raymond Fortih
Wendy Burnett
Ready for Heaven
Western & Southern Life
Rebecca Hobig
William A. Williams
Red Wing Motorcycle Club
William & Dianne Wetzel
Reginald Krajnik
Reverend David R. Zimmerman William & Nancy Johnson
Willie L. Crawley
Rick Flynn
Women of Westbrook – Card Club
Rina Cherpes
Woods Construction Inc.
Rita Von Koss
Wynne Anne MacLeod
Robert & Stacy Penkala
You Walk Bail Bond Agency
Robert D. Leslie Trust
YourCause, LLC Trustee for HP
Robert Hader
Company Match
Roberta Paonessa
Rodan & Fields Dermatology
Thank you to all Second Hand
Roger Kucway
Rose donors and those who
Ronald Haberstroh
support our organization with
Ronald M. Pruette
in-kind gifts and special events.
Roy & Kay DeKeyzer
Ruth Morton
Sabaugh, Carmella (Committee Philanthropic support and
in-kind contributions are
to Elect)
crucial to us and we make
Sally J. Dooley
every effort to ensure that there
Salvatore & Denise Porcasi
are no omissions or misspellings.
Sandra Urbanczyk
Please forgive any oversight
Santosha Yoga, LLC
and contact us so that we may
Sara Dobbyn
amend unintentional errors.
Sharon Buselmeier
Sharon Ciaramitaro
For donations of $100 or less,
Shaun Buckman
we gratefully offer our
Shelby Physical Therapy
acknowledgement. While we
Sherlock Investigations, Inc.
are grateful for all gifts, space
Shirley A. Lewandowski
does not allow us to list every
Shirley Flanagan
donation received.
Sindhu Koshy
Snap Zip Clip
South Main Holdings
Spalding DeDecker Associates, Inc.
Spear
St. Athanasius’ Church
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Financials
St atement of Ac t iv it ie s
Year ended September 30, 2013
____________________________
REVENUE
AND SUPPORT
UnrestrictedRestricted
Total
________________________
Revenue:
Governmental agency contracts $ 1,133,233
0 1,133,233
Investment
return
–
net
0
0
0
________________________
Total Revenue
1,133,233
0 1,133,233
________________________
Support:
Contributions
Second hand store sales
United Way
Special events
In-Kind Contributions,
Second Hand Rose
544,333 1 ,212,469 1,756,802
397,567
0
397,567
0
86,004
86,004
61,020
0
61,020
409,258
0
409,258
Total Support
1,412,178 1,298,473 2,710,651
________________________
Net assets released from
restrictions
Total
revenue and support
123,528 (123,528)
0
________________________
2,668,939
1,174,945
3,843,884
________________________
FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES
Total program services
2,456,849
– 2,456,849
342,165
–
342,165
Management and general
63,764
–
63,764
Fundraising
________________________
Fi
na nc ia l Posit ion September 30
20132012
________________
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash
$ 295,599
879,185
Grants Receivable
70,164
374,621
Pledges Receivable
64,503
67,564
Contributed Inventory
66,261
62,921
Prepaid
Expenses
3,869
4,795
________________
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
500,396 1,389,086
________________
FIXED
ASSETS
3,340,296
1,520,615
________________
TOTAL ASSETS
$ 3,840,692
2,909,701
________________
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Current portion of long-term debt $ 67,505
179,992
43,159
367,292
Accounts Payable
67,557
57,661
Accrued Expenses
13,5000
Deferred
Revenue
________________
TOTAL
191,721
604,945
CURRENT LIABILITIES ________________
LONG-TERM
DEBT
431,284
68,175
________________
Total
Functional Expenses
2,862,778
– 2,862,778
________________________
Total Liabilities
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
(193,839) 1,174,945
981,106
________________________
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
1,106,514 1,300,353
2,111,173
936,228
Temporarily
Restricted
________________
NET ASSETS, Beginning of year ________________________
1,300,353 936,228 2,236,581
NET
ASSETS, End of year
$ ________________________
1 ,106,514 $ 2,111,173 3 ,217,687
________________________
Re venue a nd Suppor t
Second Hand
Store Sales
10%
United Way
2%
Special Events
2%
623,005
TOTAL
NET ASSETS
3,217,687 2,236,581
________________
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
NET ASSETS
3,840,692
2,909,701
________________
________________
Fu nc t iona l E x pense s
Management and
General 12%
Special Events
2%
Govt. Grants
& Other
Contracts
30%
Contributions
56%
9
673,120
Program Services
86%
F o r a F u t u r e Wi t h o u t D o m e s t i c o r S e x ua l Vi o l e n c e
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A L et t e r f ro m O u r Tre asu re r
T
he statement 2013. Turning Point’s capital campaign of $3,000,000 to build a new emergency shelter
is nearly complete, but due to added construction costs we have an additional $400,000 to raise.
Volunteers continue to be a major reason that we have come so far. Last year, they donated 17,818 hours,
valued at $ 267,000.
With continued efficient management, at least $.86 of every donated dollar is for program expenses. The
remaining 14% goes toward administration and fundraising expenses. This is well below the recommended
industry standard of 19% for nonprofits.
Our A-133 audit performed by Baker Tilly shows a 7% drop in donations for 2013 which can mostly be
associated with the capital campaign. Striving to keep our services available to families in crisis remains to
be our major goal.
I continue to be awed by the support from this community through donations, fundraising initiatives and
volunteer assistance. It is through the generous spirit of this community and its commitment to Turning
Point’s mission that we are able to meet the needs of so many hurt by violence.
Sincerely,
Sachin Varma
Turning Point
Vice-Chair Internal Operations
Thank You! Victims of Crime Act
(VOCA), Domestic Violence Prevention &
Treatment Board (DVPTB), Macomb County
Commissioners, Federal Emergency Management
Act (FEMA), United Way and the local cities
who support us through their Community
Development Block Grants (CDBG): Chesterfield
Township, Bruce Township, Eastpointe, Lenox
Township, New Haven, Shelby Township, Clinton
Township, Warren, Sterling Heights, St. Clair
Shores, Washington Township. A special thank
you to all of our donors and supporters of Second
Hand Rose.
Legacy Gifts, HONORARIUMS
AND MEMORIAL GIFTS
l e g acy g i fts
The Estate of Andrea Becker
H onor
Dana and Sharon Gire Larry and Tamara Lang
Barbara Kid
Lois Pierson
memory
Mary Ann Austin
Thelma Hanchett
Dot Giessler
Lorraine Hardy
Joe Haddad
Betty Kuhr
Judge Mary McDevitt
Chris Sepper
Shirley Montagne
Allison Wilk
Barbara E. Moore
Dianne Wypiszewski
F o r a F u t u r e Wi t h o u t D o m e s t i c o r S e x ua l Vi o l e n c e
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Mission
T
urning Point’s mission is to provide programs and resources that enable victims/survivors of domestic
violence and sexual assault to regain control of their lives.
Our philosophy is to work toward ending the use of violence as a means of oppressing and controlling
others, and endorses the concept of helping people assume power over their lives.
Turning Point serves the community by educating about the dynamics of domestic violence and sexual
assault, and as a voice advocating for the people we serve.
Turning Point is dedicated to the development and promotion of model programs that address the root
causes of violence, and to the enhancement of the quality of life for present and future generations.
Regain Control of Your Life
P.O. Box 1123
Mount Clemens, MI 48046
www.turningpointmacomb.org
(586) 463-4430
Crisis Line (586) 463-6990