2013-2014 - Junior League of Springfield, MO

2013-2014 ANNUAL COMMUNITY REPORT
JLS Takes on Two
Year-Long Projects
To further the mission of the Junior League of Springfield,
volunteers took on two major year-long projects in 20132014. The first “Done In A Year” was the national program,
Darkness to Light’s Stewards of Children. The second was
bringing Dr. Ruby Payne to the Ozarks to offer solutions on
how to combat poverty.
Darkness to Light is a community training program to prevent
child abuse and neglect. It teaches adults how to prevent,
recognize and react responsibly to child sexual abuse. The
training is for any parent, teacher, or volunteer interested in
the well-being of children. D2L is the only nationally
distributed, evidence-based program proven to increase
knowledge, improve attitudes and change child protective
behaviors by telling the stories of real victims. This program
was presented locally with funding and support from JLS.
The JLS collaborated with the Ozarks Regional YMCA to train
facilitators and offer two-hour trainings to the public. The goal
for the end of the JLS year was to have more than 700
people in the Ozarks trained on how to spot and prevent
child abuse. Remarkably, Junior League volunteers helped
more than 1,000 people go through the program.
The second “Done In A Year” was a collaborative community
event to bring an end to poverty. One of the most important
“red flags” affecting our community is the growing rate of
poverty in the Ozarks. In early 2014, JLS, along with twelve
other groups in the Springfield area, partnered to sponsor
and host a three-day educational event on impacting poverty.
The groups brought noted educator Dr. Ruby Payne, author
of “A Framework for Understanding Poverty” to Springfield for
a series of meetings. She met with various community, civic
As a result, Springfield’s city manager has
now appointed a 33-member “Impacting
Poverty Commission” to develop the
strategic plan over the next year.
and faith groups to springboard our efforts to develop a five,
ten and twenty year poverty plan. Dozens of JLS volunteers
staffed many of the meetings. More than 2,000 people
attended sold-out events over the three days. As a result,
Springfield’s city manager has now appointed a 33-member
“Impacting Poverty Commission” to develop the strategic
plan over the next year. As a member of the commission, the
Junior League of Springfield will have influence on this
community issue and recognize how our members will
continue to participate in the years to come.
Women Building Better Communities
MESSAGE FROM THE 2013-2014 PRESIDENT
It has been an honor to serve as the 201314 President of the Junior League of
Springfield. I am so proud to be a part of
an organization that truly lives out its
mission: promoting voluntarism, developing
the potential of women and improving the
community through the effective action and
leadership of trained volunteers.
Getting and staying connected was an area
of concentration this year. Our many training opportunities
connected members to new skills and knowledge. Our committee
work offered ways to better connect to other members and gain
leadership experience. And our two Done In A Year projects,
Darkness 2 Light Stewards of Children and the visit by Dr. Ruby
Payne, effectively connected JLS and the community through our
focus area of preventing child abuse and neglect.
Creating these connections lays the groundwork for building
capacity and community leadership. This can be seen in the
number of JLS members who serve on boards, lead businesses,
guide non-profits and engage in public service. When asked,
many of our members state their capacity to do these things is in
part due to the training and opportunities they receive in the Junior
League.
Over 630 women currently represent the membership of JLS. The
success achieved in this year would not have been possible
without the over 44,000 hours of volunteer time provided by our
members through the League and in the community. As our
membership continues to grow I know we will see the influence of
JLS in our community for years to come.
As exciting as it is to tell of our accomplishments, I know we are
not able to do this alone. I wish to extend special thanks to all our
donors, supporters and partners for standing with the League to
make it possible for JLS members grow and to connect to the
community. We appreciate your generosity and ask for your
continued support.
Gratefully,
The 2013-2014 JLS Chairs/Board
2013–2014 Executive Committee and Board of Directors
Susie Turner President*
Katie Moore President-Elect*
Mary Koch VP Communications*
Mary Miller VP Community*
Ashley French VP Finance*
Kate Bauer VP Membership*
Allison Robertson Recording
Secretary*
Jennifer Dwyer Treasurer
Katie Vance Sustainer President
Pam Legget-Lutes Immediate
Past President
Elizabeth Bird Nominating
Laura Skiles Project Review &
Development
Casey Chasteen Parliamentarian†
Jen Murphy VP-Elect Finance
Council†
*Executive Committee
†Not a voting attendee
2013–2014 Committee Chairs
Katie Meek Administration
Tara Benson Arrangements
Andrea Weber Arrangements
Katie McElvaine Charity Ball
Diane Zilliken Cookbooks
Catherine Goodnight Digital
Media
Sarah Wilson Done In A Day
Allison Jackson Education &
Development
Jessica Straub Endowment
Elizabeth Wente Kids Count
Janelle Haik New Member
Kristen Ricker Pitter Pat
Rachel Dwiggins Placement
Mary Lou Foss Plaid Door
Mary Kromrey Plaid Door
Sativa Boatman-Sloan Public
Affairs
Bridget Lovelle Public
Relations/Marketing
Erin Malloy Publications
Kim Garwitz Resource
Development
Joy Mee Scholarship
Logan Aguirre Darkness to Light
Krystal Russell Ruby Payne
JLS Staff
Susie Turner
Elizabeth Davis Executive Administrator
Maggie Graham CPA, Financial Administrator
Sabra Gaskill Plaid Door Resale Boutique Manager
2013–2014 Community Advisory Council
Jim Anderson Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, President
Regina Cooper Springfield Greene County Library, Executive Director
Janet Dankert Community Partnership of the Ozarks, Executive
Director
Jamie Dopp City Utilities, Manager Community Relations
Jenny Fillmer Edwards Springfield Greene County Park Board,
Public Information Administrator
Brian Fogle Community Foundation of the Ozarks, President & CEO
Rita Gurian Community Volunteer, Cox Hospital, Administrator Retired
Melissa Haddow Community Volunteer, Community Partnership of
the Ozarks, Retired
Jennifer Kennally United Way of the Ozarks, Inc., President
Yolanda Lorge Grupo Latinoamericano, President
Christian Mechlin Robberson Community School Coordinator
Mary Beth O’Reilly Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks, Founder
and Chairman
Dianne Elizabeth Osis Springfield Business Journal, Owner/Publisher
Betty Parnell Every Child Initiative Co-chair
Dr. Helen Reid Missouri State University, Dean of Health and Human
Services
Dr. Norm Ridder Springfield Public Schools, Superintendent
Missy Riley Parents as Teachers, Director
Randy Russell Community Foundation of the Ozarks, Senior Program
Officer
Dr. Rob Steele Mercy Hospital Springfield, President
Donn Sorensen Mercy, Regional President
Mark Struckhoff Council of Churches of the Ozarks, Executive Director
Andrea Vent Isabel’s House, Executive Director
Joan Whitaker 417 Magazine, General Manager
Paul Williams Springfield Police Department, Chief of Police
Community Awards and Honors
Membership Recognition
The Junior League of Springfield is honored to have more than 630
outstanding women volunteering their time to complete the mission.
Each year, members are recognized within the League and the
community for outstanding accomplishments.
2014 Cheri Clark Bouquet of Enthusiasm Award
The Cheri Clark Bouquet of Enthusiasm recipient is a
dedicated Junior League volunteer who shows a
positive attitude. The 2014 recipient is Denise RocheCaldwell. She has been a past Kids Count committee
chair, a member of the Endowment committee and
was on this year’s Ruby Payne project committee.
Shawn Askinosie Received 2013 Humanitarian
of The Year Award
A Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce committee selected chocolatier
Shawn Askinosie as the 2013 Humanitarian of the Year. Nominated by the
Junior League of Springfield, Askinoise was selected for the award
because of his work feeding and educating children in several countries.
Askinoise is an award-winning entrepreneur, sought-after public speaker
and has been name by “O, The Oprah Magazine” as “One of 15 Guys Who
Are Saving the World.” Being a former defense attorney who founded
Springfield-based Askinosie Chocolate LLC in 2007, Shawn Askinoise
uses his business background and chocolate company to educate
Springfield students at Boyd Elementary and Pipkin Middle School. He
also runs the “Chocolate University” program for high school students in
the Ozarks. It teaches students in the neighborhood of the store about
business and connects them with farmers and other students around the
world. Next to Askinosie Chocolate on Commercial Street is the Missouri
Hotel, Springfield’s largest homeless shelter. Askinosie helps provide
learning programs through a computer lab at the shelter. Askinosie
Chocolate’s unique social business model has been profiled by The New
York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today and countless others.
Shawn Askinosie is also the co-founder of the Springfield non-profit group
“Lost & Found” which provides grief counseling for children who have lost
parents. Askinosie started the group because his father died of lung
cancer when he was 14 years-old. He continues his involvement in that
organization today. He is also the Mel Carnahan Fellow at Missouri State
University’s Public Affairs Academy and is Adjunct Professor of Field
Studies in Social Entrepreneurship at Drury University. Askinosie also
contributes articles to The Huffington Post on issues ranging from the
impact of small business to following your dream.
Shawn Askinosie accepted the award and received a $3,0000 cash
award. He donated the money to the Chocolate University and Lost and
Found Grief Center.
By the Numbers
26,753
17,709
44,460
2014 Lifetime Achievement Award
The JLS Liftetime Achievement Award goes to a
sustaining member of the Junior League who is in
good standing. She is active in the community,
supports the activities and represents the ideals of the
Junior League. The 2014 recipient, Morey Mechlin is a
past member of the nominating and placement
committee, Vice-President of Community, Chair of
both the project review and development committee and placement
committee, a member of the nominating committee and JLS Past
President.
2014 Springfield Business
Journal 40 Under 40
2014 417 Magazine
20 Under 30
Courtney Brown
Krystal Russell
Brittany Waugh
Rachel Dwiggins
Melissa Bade
Nikki Hutson
Kayshia Rosenbury
Sarah Schaeffer
2013 Springfield’s Most
Influential Women
Holly Beadle
Leadership Springfield
Class XXIX
Ashley French
Dr. Katie McElvaine
Brittany Waugh
Mary Riley Wolfe Memorial Scholarships
Two outstanding young women were selected from 67 candidates to
receive the Mary Riley Wolfe Memorial Scholarship Program. Each
was selected because of her dedication to education, strong
academic performance and exemplary volunteer activity. Both were
honored with $2,000 for their achievement.
Volunteer Hours Contributed by
JLS Members in 2013-2014
Junior League of Springfield
Other community organizations
Total volunteer hours
BreAnna Legan
Conway, MO
Attending: Drury University
Emma-Quin Smilth
Central High School Springfield
Attending: University of Arkansas
Done in a Day Community Projects 2013-2014
Harmony House: Family Activity
Volunteers helped the Harmony House staff with a fall carnival. They
were responsible for set-up, tear down and helping run all the games
offered to attendees. Approximately 50 women and children had the
opportunity to relax and have fun that day.
All Junior League active and new members are asked to pick at least
one “Done in a Day” project throughout the year to complete. All of
the projects were submitted to the Junior League of Springfield by
different organizations in the Ozarks, including the JLS’ signature
project, Isabel’s House, the Crisis Nursery of the Ozarks. JLS
members spent hundreds of hours at these events volunteering their
time and experience to help each organization. The Done in a Days
also allow JLS members to receive training on other non-profit
projects, and obtain organizational and leadership skills.
Doula Foundation: Baby Gala Celebration
Seventeen volunteers went to the Doula Foundation for its Baby Gala
Celebration. The volunteers helped set up, worked with games,
served food and registered participants. The event was held for
families who had used the foundation’s resources. The Doula
Foundation is an organization committed to supporting low-income
women and teens during pregnancy, birth and early parenthood.
Harmony House: Adopt A Room
Several JLS volunteers were responsible for redesigning a room at
Harmony House and creating living spaces that are warm, welcoming
and promote healing. The volunteers provided the materials, including
drapes, paint and bedding. Our volunteers redesigned the room with
support of the Harmony House staff.
Isabel’s House, the Crisis Nursery of the Ozarks
Isabels’ House provides safe refuge for children birth through 12
years-old that are at high risk of abuse and/or neglect. Grant dollars
were awarded to help fund the salary of the Isabel’s House Fund
Development Director. JLS volunteers also staffed several events:
IH – Kid’s Closet
During both the spring and fall, several JLS volunteers assisted at
Isabel’s House. Members restocked the closing closet, which
provides each child at the house with a new outfit when they leave.
Ozarks Food Harvest: Weekend Backpack Program
IH – Community Tour Day
One hundred JLS volunteers gathered at the Ozarks Food Harvest
throughout the year to pack 6,800 backpacks. They sorted items
and filled the packs that went home with at-risk children so they
would have nutritious food for the weekend.
JLS provided twenty volunteers and spent two days helping with
games, food and tours during an open house. The event provided
the community a rare look inside Isabel’s House so attendees
could learn more about the organization.
Springfield Regional Arts Council: Growing Up in the
Arts
Ten volunteers from JLS went to help with the council’s “Growing up
in the Arts” program. This program is designed to strengthen families
and build children's confidence. Volunteers helped the Arts Council
with the annual Christmas parade in Downtown Springfield by
volunteering.
IH – All Around Town Outreach
Twenty JLS volunteers delivered brochures to health care
providers and other groups in the community. The information
educates the providers and the community on the services that IH
provides.
IH – SpyderFest
JLS volunteers staffed this motorsport event which benefited
Isabel’s House. They helped sell patches and accepted donations
at the IH booth.
2013 Community Focus Report
Released
The Junior League of Springfield’s mission and projects are in
response to the “red flags” outlined in bi-annual the Community
Focus Report (CFR). The report was started in 2003 when leaders
from JLS, Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, SpringfieldGreene County Library District, Community Foundation of the
Ozarks and the United Way of the Ozarks pledged to develop a
community livability report that identifies the “Blue Ribbon”
(strengths) and the “Red Flags” (challenges) in eleven different
sectors of our community.
In 2013, this partnership published the sixth edition, “Focus 2013”.
It looked at the community’s strengths and weakness over the past
ten years of assessments. The report is now recognized as a
primary resource for guiding initiatives and decision-making for the
entire community. JLS and CFR partners release the report as part
of The Children’s Summit bi-annually. Distinguished speakers,
including JLS President Susie Turner, gathered for a panel in the Fall
of 2013 to discuss the issues.
JLS Attends Lobby Day
Participated in Lobby Day with other Missouri Junior Leagues and ten
JLS members in attendance.
“...the Junior League of Springfield was given the
opportunity to present the CFR at the national
meeting in St. Louis in the summer of 2014.”
This year, the report drew the attention of the Association of Junior
Leagues International. As a result, the Junior League of Springfield
was given the opportunity to present the CFR at the national
meeting in St. Louis in the summer of 2014. JLS was highlighted
on the topic of “Collaborative Community Impact”.
The report is one of the reasons JLS choose its signature initiative.
The “report card” identified child abuse and neglect in the
community at a rate that was almost double the state average. This
resulted in the decision to design, build and develop a crisis nursery
as a tool to end the cycle of abuse and neglect in families through
early intervention. That facility, Isabel’s House, the Crisis Nursery of
the Ozarks, opened its doors to the community in 2007, and, to
date, it has served more than 2300 children and 1200 families.
Past Presidents’ Lunch
Listed from bottom to top: Jan Horton, Barbara Hall, Sharon Nahon,
Joyce Blades, Mary Gallagher, Mary Kay Ross, Pam Leggett-Lutes,
Morey Mechlin, Cindy Waites, Stephanie Montgomery, Heather
Trinca, Kathy Steinberg, Linda McAllister
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JLS Fundraising 2013-14
SAVE THE DATE
56th annual Charity Ball:
April 25, 2015
Charity Ball
Junior League of Springfield hosted the 55th annual Charity Ball on April 26, 2014 with a “Jewel of the Nile” theme. Supporters gathered at the
Ramada Oasis Convention Center for an exotic evening inspired by the beauty of ancient Egypt. Guests enjoyed an elegant dinner, a selection of
drinks, a live auction and a Maxon’s Diamond Merchants raffle. The 310 attendees danced late into the evening to the music of “Sequel Dose”. JLS
would like to thank all sponsors and attendees, who helped raise more than $74,000 for projects supported by the League.
Cookbooks
JLS Annual Campaign
A large part of donations in 20132014 came from the Junior League
of Springfield’s annual campaign.
The campaign, “Giving with a
Thankful Heart” took a closer look
at what our members do on a daily
basis when they serve their
community. It included a Facebook
campaign on the Junior League
page, which highlighted a member
a day. It showed how they give
their time, leadership and
experience to JLS. Gifts to the
campaign allowed the Junior
League to continue promoting
voluntarism, developing the
potential of women and improving
our community. Donors could
designate the money to go into the
general fund or the endowment
fund. This Endowment is an
investment set up by JLS in which
regular withdrawals from the
donated money may be used for
specific purposes, such as
operating expenses. The goal of the
endowment fund is to reach $2
million. As of May 31, 2014, the
fund was at 50% of goal. To
donate to the Junior League, email
us at jls@jlspringfield.org.
Still continuing to be a fundraiser
for JLS are the League’s
cookbooks. More than $350 was
raised by volunteers selling dozens
of the books at several events
throughout the Ozarks in 20132014. There are two cookbooks
the Junior League of Springfield
has crafted. “Sassafras” the
Plaid Door Resale Boutique
Voted as the 2014 Best Resale Shop by 417 Magazine, the
Plaid Door is the Junior League of Springfield’s second
longest running fundraiser. Owned and operated by JLS
original book and “Women Who
Can Dish It Out”. The women on
the cookbook committee market
these two books, and also sell
cookbooks from other Leagues
since 1976, the boutique resale shop is located at 1920
around the nation. They trade our
East Sunshine. JLS members are asked to donate new or
books for theirs and JLS keeps all
gently used clothing items and accessories to the shop.
the proceeds. These books are
It’s also the easiest way for the community to support JLS
very popular at holiday time and
by dropping off items and buying things at the shop. JLS
members are also asked to volunteer at the shop for
several hours each year. The Plaid Door uses its own
Facebook page to reach customers and promote new
items at the store. All the proceeds from the shop go to
support League projects, especially the League’s
signature project, Isabel’s House, the Crisis Nursery of
the Ozarks. The Plaid Door has raised more than $2
million for the Springfield community.
make wonderful and unique gifts.
Pitter Pat 5K/10K and 1-Mile Fun Run
The eighth annual Pitter Pat once
again proved to be a huge success;
raising more than $23,000 for the
prevention of child abuse and
neglect in the Ozarks. More than
500 runners and walkers filled the
O’Reilly Family Events Center at
Drury University. Many were dressed
in themed group costumes called
centipedes. Before the race,
participants enjoyed donuts, bagels
and fruit while walking around vendor tables. Runners were greeted at the finish line with
cheers, congratulations, live music and a lively party. They were treated to food, beer for
the adults and for the children there was face painting and balloon animals. Prizes were
awarded for the top runners and for best costumes.
JLS Financial Statement*
Charity Ball
$ 74,515
Pitter Pat
$ 23,283
Annual Giving
$
7,883
Cookbooks
$
351
Plaid Door
$ 38,517
Meeting Sponsors
$
Total
$ 149,299
4,750
*Numbers had not been audited at time of printing
SAVE THE DATE: Charity Run 5K: March 28, 2015
Membership Profile
The Junior League of Springfield (JLS)
reaches out to women of all races, religions
and national origins who demonstrate an
interest in and a commitment to voluntarism.
Membership in the Junior League of
Springfield is open to any woman over the
age of 21. JLS currently has over 600
members.
AJLI Affiliation
JLS began in 1959 as the Community
Service League of Springfield and became
the 231st member of the Association of
Junior Leagues International, Inc. (AJLI) in
1976. AJLI embodies 155,000 women
belonging to Leagues in 292 communities
throughout the United States, Canada,
Mexico, and Great Britain.
JLS Approves New Fundraiser for 2014-2015
The Junior League of Springfield is launching a new fundraiser in the 2014-15
League year. The new “Tour of Kitchens” will be held in the fall each year. It will
feature a view into Springfield’s finest residential kitchens. Attendees will spend
part of their Saturday touring the kitchens. They will explore the modern amenities,
unique organization and luxurious materials of these stunning spaces. People who
attend will also be treated to cooking demonstrations, food tastings, kitchen
gadget shopping, and live music. JLS is partnering with 417 Magazine and 417
Home to present the event. Profits from sponsorships and tickets support our
focus of preventing child abuse and neglect in the Springfield area.
The membership again has chosen a Done In a Year
project for the following League year. We will be
putting on our tool belts and working with Habitat for
Humanity on a Women Build. This all women group
will construct a new home for a very excited Habitat
partner family. Please come join JLS members for
this exciting project in the spring of 2015.
2013–2014 Donor Recognition
ANNUAL GIVING, EVENT, ENDOWMENT, GENERAL FUND AND MEETING SPONSOR DONORS*
The positive impact by the Junior League each year would be impossible without the strong support of our donors.
We sincerely thank you and look forward to your continued support of JLS projects and events.
$5,000 +
KY3, Inc.
417 Magazine
Clear Channel
Broadcasting Group
Custom Metalcraft
$2,500-$4,999
BKD, LLP
Gannett Foundation
Holliday, Susan and Don
Husch Blackwell
Sanders LLP
Johnstone Supply
Maxon's Jewelers
Mercy Hospital
Moore, Catherine and
David
Neale & Newman
O'Reilly, Mary Beth and
Charlie
Penney, Ron and Janice
Polsinelli Shughart
Positronic Industries
Raidel, Beth and John
Ramada Oasis
Convention Center
Scrivener Oil
Springfield Grocer
Company, Inc
Stenger, Ron and Lezah
Tal and Rosalie O'Reilly
Wooten Foundation
The Commerce Trust
Company
Turner, Susie & David
Viorel, Julie and Lee
Wild Horse
Development, LLC
Wyndham
$1,000-$2,499
AECI
Bailey Company, LLC
Buckner, Rochelle and
Bucky
CIS Data Services, LLC
Cobb, Dan and Janelle
Commerce Bank
DMP
Evans, James
First Impressions INC
Hellweg, Sherry and Kurt
Harem & Company
Ideal Image
Law Offices of Doug
Fredrick
Lowther Johnson,
Attorneys at Law, LLC
McAllister, Linda and
Colin
Cleeton, Sunny
Collins, Elizabeth T.
Cook, Sherry
Craven, Mary S
Cupp, Audie
Davis, Liz
DDK
Dowers, Patricia
Downen, Sherry
Dwyer, Jennifer
Einstein Bros Bagels
Ellison, Janet A.
$500-$999
Evans, Ashley
Andy's Frozen Custard
Ferguson, Jeris P.
At Home Real Estate
Feuerbacher, Jennifer N.
$250-$499
Services
Fielder, Lindy
Amberg Entertainment
Arquitt Pediatric
Dentistry, LLC
Foss, MaryLou
Bodysmith
Brooks, Patty and Fred
French, Ashley
Crossfit Precision
Brown Derby
Frerking, Sarah A.
Fisk Limousines Inc
BYOPizza
Hargis, Sally and James Gallagher, Mary C.
Corporate Business
Garwitz, Kim
Jelly Beans
Systems
Girls on the Run
Kellogs
Evans, Mandy
Gloe, Leslie
Kids Directory
Ferrell Duncan Vascular
Kinne, Laura and Gordan Glow Nutrition LLC
Surgeons
Godwin, Liz
Krispy Kreme
Hiland Dairy
Graham, Mary E
Nu Essence Day Spa
Delahay, Amanda and
David
Growcock, Jennifer
Mercy Clinic Medical
Spa
Edward Jones
Haik Investment Inc
Garrison Plastic Surgery Merriman, Shannon and Hall, Ann
David
Great Southern Bank
Hall, Barbara C.
Stillwell, Tina and Mark
James Decor
Hare, Kathy
The River Fitness Center
KPM
Harkey, Julie
$249 and Under
LaFerriere & Kienstra
Hayes, Courtney
Facial Plastic Surgery
A to Z Party
Hayes, Nila V.
Leggett-Lutes, Pam and Adams, Patricia R.
Headley, Jill
Troy
Adamson, Reesha
Hesser, Stephanie
Linda's Flowers
Aguirre, Logan
Hicks, Ann R.
McAnany, Van Cleave, &
Arnold, Lindsey
Phillips PA
Holland, Lydia
McFall, Tom and Amber Barr, Susan T.
Hollander, Cynthia F.
Bass Print Solutions
Miller, Michael and Ami
Horton, Jan K.
Bauer, Kate
Milk & Honey Salon
Howell, Debbie and Rich
Beadle, Holly M.
Miller, Chris & Alison
Howey, Sarah
Beairsto, Murray
OakStar Bank
Jackson, Allison
Ollis & Company Insurors Big Time Results
Jazzercise
Blades, Joyce T.
O'Reilly Hospitality
Jim Hutcheson
Management, LLC
Realtors, Inc
Blevins, Angela D.
Phoenix Home Care
Johnson, Lori K
Book 31
Pitfield, Melissa
Justice, Marcia W.
Bosso, Meredith
Premium Beverage Sales Bragg, Lindsey
Kipfer, Barbara R.
Print Group
Kissee, Caitlin
Broaddus, Nancy A.
Schultz, Kamille and
Knauer, Nancy L.
Burk, Lynn
Andy
Koch, Mary E
Carmichael, Marie J.
Steinberg, Kathy and
Kromrey, Mary
Carolla, Peg
John
Liberty Press of
Chalfant, Nancy H.
Stewart, Andy and
Springfield, LLC
Dulsey
Chaney, Caryl L.
Lines, Amy
SugarKane Designs
Chanter, Christina J.
Montgomery, Stephanie
Stenger
Dr. Nancy O'Reilly
Ozarks Elder Law
Price Cutter
Rajeunir Medical Spa
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of the Ozarks
Tolbert Beadle &
Musgrave LLC
Touch
Wal-Mart Stores
Swann Dermatology
The Auto Specialist
The Deck Company
The Track Family Fun
Park
Title Boxing
TLC Property
Management LLC
Twin Oaks Chiropratic
Tynes, Pamela T.
Waites, Cindy and John
Wilson, Janice and
Richard
Yates, Shauna Smith
and Bryan
Lundberg, Sheila S.
Mahaffey, Fredna B.
Mahaffey, Jennifer G.
Manzardo, Patricia
Marrs, Brigitte S.
Maxwell, Cory
McClintic, Claire
McElvaine, Katie
McKinney, Andrea
McQueary, Fred
McQueary, Mark
McQueary, Terri W.
Meek, Kathleen
Meyer, Spencer B.
Mihalevich, Susan P.
Miller, Mary
Modern Society
Moles, Michelle
Mullin Chiropractic Corp
Nahon, Sharon A.
O'Reilly, Brooke
Ollis, Fay B.
Owen, Sara E.
Owens, Margaret T.
Payroll Vault
Penney, Stacey
Phillips, Sally R.
Powell, Cathryn B.
Powell, Susan D.
Prater, Marie C.
Prokop, Carol
Quinn, Jerry Clark
Redfern, Spencer
Renner-Mowris, Jill M.
Robertson, Allison
Roche-Caldwell, Denise
Rolfe, Kathy
Scott, Lagena Y.
Shackter-Thompson,
Bonnie
Sipe, Judy S.
Skiles, Laura S.
Smith, Nadine E.
Spark Fitness
Spencer, Meleah
Springfield Cardinals
Squires, Patricia C.
Stenger, Beverly N.
Taylor, Maura W.
Todd, Shelley A.
Trinca, Heather M.
Turner, Ann W.
Tynes, Pamela T.
Walker, Patricia W.
Wantuck, Kerry
Welch, Gayle T.
Westerman, Kristen
Wilson, Kellie
Wyrsch, Cynthia W.
Yohe, Virginia
IN KIND
417 Magazine
Amberg Entertainment
Andy's Frozen Custard
Bass Print Solutions
Bodysmith
Brown Derby
CIS Data Services, LLC
Clear Channel
Broadcasting Group
Crossfit Precision
Einstein Bros Bagels
Evans, Mandy
First Impressions Inc
Fisk Limousines Inc
Harem & Company
Hiland Dairy
Ideal Image
Jelly Beans
Kellogs
Kids Directory
Krispy Kreme
KY3, Inc.
Leggett-Lutes, Pamela
Liberty Press of
Springfield, LLC
Linda's Flowers
Maxon's
Mercy Clinic Medical
Spa
Moles, Michelle
Nu Essence Day Spa
O'Reilly Hospitality
Management III, LLC
Premium Beverage Sales
Print Group
Rajeunir Medical Spa
Ramada Oasis
Convention Center
Springfield Cardinals
SugarKane Designs
The River Fitness Center
Title Boxing
Touch
Turner, Susie
Twin Oaks Chiropractic
Wyndham
*As recorded 6/01/2013-5/31/2014
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