Celebrating 120 Years

Heartstrings
Winter/Spring 2013
Celebrating 120 Years
Since 1893, Helping Hand Home for Children has been transforming children’s lives.
The discovery of an infant girl at the Austin train station 120 years ago set in motion a
series of events that have impacted the lives of thousands of children for over a century.
Through the years, the Home has evolved from an orphanage to a children’s home that
provides therapeutic care, foster and adoption services as well as an on-site charter
school for children who have suffered severe abuse and neglect. Helping Hand Home has
provided hope and healing thanks to the support of a caring community who believed in
making a difference. As we achieve this milestone, we look back on lives touched through
120 years of nurturing care…
In the early years, young HHH children participated in activities such as the traditional Maypole Dance.
The front entrance of Helping Hand Home today.
A Family’s Connection to Helping Hand Home
By Marsha Mayfield Lockett, volunteer and former board member at HHH
“It was June of 1948 and a very young mother lived with her two children, ages five and
two, in Central Austin. Her husband was suffering from post-war syndrome with the illness
manifesting itself as alcoholism and depression. She knew the situation was more than she
could handle, so the young mother sought treatment for her husband and faced the harsh
reality that she could not support her children. With a heavy heart and feelings of humiliation
and embarrassment, she took the children to Helping Hand Home and tearfully waived her
parental rights in hopes of giving them a safe and stable environment. The children were
loved and treated well by the women of the Home and lived there for two years until their
uncle discovered the children’s whereabouts. Even though they were safe, the uncle knew he
had to make a sacrifice for the sake of the children. In 1950, he and his young bride drove to
Helping Hand Home and brought the children to live with them. Once the children were with
the couple, the uncle began the process of reuniting them with their mother.
The first children’s home was located at 1905 Guadalupe
Street in Austin, Texas in the late 19th century.
How do I know the intimate details of this story? The children are my cousins and the young couple who welcomed them into their home was my parents. It is
no accident that I volunteer at the Home, nor is it a coincidence that I have been passionate about the Home long before I knew of this story. This is my story,
but it could be yours. We have all been called to serve, and my calling took me to Helping Hand Home. The Home has provided care and support to thousands of
children and families for over 120 years, and I have the privilege of being part of one of those families. I am thankful that the Home was here to provide for my
Story continues on page 6
3804 Avenue B
Austin, TX 78751
(512) 459-3353
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Since 1893
2/12/13 6:36 PM
Exciting Renovations are Happening
at Helping Hand Home for Children
Dining and Recreation Room Before...
Thank You, David Weekley Team!
Dining and Recreation Room After!
2012 was a year of exciting and positive changes for the Home, thanks to the generosity of many wonderful supporters. Last September, employees from David
Weekley Homes, who have been committed to HHH for over a decade, brought in dozens of volunteers to give the dining and recreation room a makeover. The
David Weekley team spent more than 85 hours volunteering and transformed the space into a warm and welcoming area where our children can experience the
joys of living in a family environment.
“At David Weekley Homes we feel blessed to have been part of the Austin community for over 25 years. Our entire team takes great pride in living up
to our company’s purpose:“Building Dreams, Enhancing Lives.” We have been involved with the heroic people at Helping Hand Home for many years
sharing what this team does best….building things. We are honored to have become part of their family and cannot thank them enough for what they
do. I can’t think of a more worthy cause than stopping the horrible cycle of child abuse. If our work brings a smile to one of their fine staff members’
faces or to a child, we’ve done our job.” -Ken Swisher, David Weekley Homes Division President.
Other companies who helped make the room a reality include: Flooring Services Southwest, Mohawk, Seagull Lighting, Lighting Connection, ProBuild
Company, Cardell Cabinets, Parrish Cabinet Distributors, PPG Pittsburgh Paints, Builders Security Group, In Charge Electric, New World Drywall and Floyd’s Glass
Company. The rooms serve as the dining and family living areas for the 41 children who currently reside at HHH.
Helping Hand Home’s lobby also received some much needed updates thanks to
generous support from The LaNoe & Paul Scherer Family Foundation. In addition to the
lobby updates, a beautiful aquarium was added through donations to The Helping Hand
Home for Children Foundation in loving memory of Hayden Bowers.
Most recently, Helping Hand Home was honored to receive a major gift from Suzanne
McFayden Smith and the Zoelimax Foundation to redesign and landscape the Home’s
inner courtyard area. The transformed space now includes artificial turf, a play area for
exercising and outdoor games as well as picnic tables for the children to eat outside in
a fun and bright environment. This updated space has completely changed the outdoor
look and feel of the Home and will impact our children’s recreation needs for years to come.
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“Play is the language of children. The young children we serve learn best through experience. At Helping Hand Home we expose the children to
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The children now have an inviting space and recreational play area at the Home, a gift that every child deserves! We cannot thank our supporters enough for
making all of these projects possible. We have more exciting renovations to come in 2013 including a new playscape at our onsite charter school and the
remodeling of our family therapy room. Stay connected to us on Facebook and Twitter to see updates!
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2/19/13 9:30 AM
Spotlight on Special Events
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN MARCH!
Eat at Jersey Mike’s during the entire
month of March and support Helping Hand Home.
And, on March 27th, 100% of the proceeds raised in
Austin will benefit Helping Hand Home for Children.
SAVE THE DATE!
14th Annual Awards Luncheon
presented by
March 2, 2013
Palmer Events Center
10:00 am
Blue Danube Brunch & Fashion Show
7:00 pm
Presentation Gala
All Proceeds Benefit
Helping Hand Home for Children
SPONSORSHIPS AND TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE
Tuesday, October 22, 2013 • noon - 1:30pm
Hilton Austin Hotel
Featured Speaker: Elizabeth Smart
For more information please contact
Erin Whitehead at (512) 459-7705 or
ewhitehead@helpinghandhome.org
The abduction of Elizabeth Smart
was one of the most followed child
abduction cases of our time. She was
abducted on June 5, 2002, and held
captive for nine months. Fortunately,
the police safely returned Smart to her
family on March 12, 2003. As a result
of this traumatic experience, Smart
has become an advocate for change
related to child abduction, recovery
programs, and national legislation.
Smart’s abduction and recovery
motivates parents, law enforcement
authorities, and leaders worldwide to
focus on children’s safety.
2013 Champions for Children Co-Chairs:
Suzy Balagia and David Roche
Sponsorships and tickets available now!
Visit www.helpinghandhome.org to learn more.
Thank you to the 2012 Champions for Children Co-Chairs, Anne Jarvis and
Colleen Lockwood, for their extraordinary efforts in raising over $308,000.
They are pictured here with Jimmy Wayne, who captured the crowd with his
compelling story and musical talent, HHH President Laura McBride and
Executive Director Ted Keyser.
SPONSOR AN EVENT...
For information on becoming an event underwriter and sponsor please contact
us at (512) 459-7705.
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KIDS HELPING KIDS
Eight-year-old Brooke Garner has raised over $1,200 for Helping Hand Home for
Children over the last year. Brooke is proof that philanthropy can start at
any age. Brooke shared with us her experience as a kid helping kids.
What have you done to raise money and awareness?
“I wanted to help other children, especially after my mom and dad talked to me
about how lucky I am to have all the things I do. The first thing I did was decide
that I didn’t want to get any birthday presents because I wanted the money to go
to HHH. My dad helped me make a website (www.tenderheartaustin.com) to help
other kids and families in case they wanted to do the same thing. I also have done
lemonade and hot chocolate stands to raise money. I plan on doing more of these,
plus maybe a community play and carwashes next year.”
What would you tell other children who are interested in helping others?
“I would tell other kids about how great it makes you feel. At first, my goal was
$500, and, when I reached that, I was doing cartwheels all over the house. So, I
made my next goal $1,000 and I did even more cartwheels when I reached that.
The cool thing is that even though I didn’t get any birthday presents or any of that
money, it made me feel good to know it was helping someone else.”
What would you tell the children at Helping Hand Home?
“I would tell the kids at HHH that even though I haven’t met you, I still hope that
you have a happy life.”
Brooke Garner with helper Connor Slack at her lemonade stand benefiting HHH.
Happily Ever After: Four Girls Find Their Forever Family
December 5, 2012 was a very special day for Helping Hand Home and Josephine
and Scott Lansing, as it marked the adoption of their daughter, eleven-year-old
Bethany. This is the fourth adoption for the Lansings, and they are so excited
to officially welcome Bethany into their family – forever. When they began the
journey to adopt their first daughter, Cloe, five years ago, Josephine and Scott
never imagined they would eventually have a house full of girls. The couple later
adopted Josie in 2011 and Annabelle in 2012. Scott jokes that Josephine’s “Just
one more, honey” is a hard thing to say no to, and his heart always melts when
he sees a child in need of a loving family. Scott and Josephine
are tremendous
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advocates for their children, and each child is special and precious and makes their
family complete.
Bethany entered into the care of Child Protective Services in February of 2009 due
to her mother’s inability to care for her and her siblings. She lived in a shelter for
several months before moving into a foster home. As many young children do,
Bethany struggled to understand why she was taken away from the only
family she had known. It was also difficult for her to trust adults, as she learned
The Lansing Sisters: Bethany (adopted 2012), Annabelle
from an early age that she could only count on herself. In May of 2010, Bethany
(adopted 2012), Josie (adopted 2011), and Cloe (adopted 2009)
was placed at Helping Hand Home for Children’s Residential Treatment Center where
her journey to healing finally began. With the patience, support, and guidance of the HHH staff, Bethany learned to trust again and developed healthy, appropriate
ways to express her emotions. She was taught to respect herself, and she learned that it was okay to trust others.
In June of 2012, Bethany was introduced to the Lansing family and the meeting did not go as smoothly as everyone had hoped. Bethany’s insecurities resurfaced
due to the trauma she experienced, and Bethany refused to talk or look at them. The Lansing family patiently sat with Bethany. The other girls shared their own
stories and explained how scared they had been about meeting a new family, too. Bethany’s anxiety eased and she agreed to go see her new home. Once there,
she became a new kid and never looked back.
Story continues on page 6
DID YOU KNOW...
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17 years old. For more information about
ancillary therapies include speech, occupational ages
and physical
our Child Placing Agency or the opportunity to foster or adopt a child contact (512) 600-7894.
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Home for the Holidays
Our Supporters Help Make the Season Special for HHH Children
Thank you to all groups and individuals who generously donated items in
December. We are especially grateful for the following holiday partners
and the contributions they each made this year:
Active Power
Christmas morning gifts for children in HHH’s foster homes
Harte-Hanks
15th annual Operation HoHoHo, providing “Santa” gifts for kids
living at the treatment center
Austin Area Motorcyclists
24th annual Motorcycle Toy Run
Rotary Club of Austin
91st annual Christmas Party at HHH
Kathryn Kotrla & North University Neighborhood Association
Gift sponsor for Child Placing Agency holiday party
Gift card sponsor for foster and adoptive families
Patti & Jim Schwertner
Coats, hats, gloves, and scarves for kids living at the treatment center
Jill Moore & Friends
Stockings for children living at HHH
Carmen O’Dea & MOPS group
Stockings for Child Placing Agency children
P. Terry’s
Christmas Eve dinner at HHH
Carol Burdette & Gottesman Residential Real Estate
Holiday outfits for each child
Arnold & Eileen Van Den Berg & Family
Christmas party and new shoes for each child
Strasburger & Price
Angel Tree gift baskets for current and future foster children
Suzanne McFayden Smith
New Year’s Eve dinner and New Year’s Day brunch at HHH
Biker Santa arrives on his “sleigh” for the 24th annual Motorcyle Toy Run.
Active Power staff members gather around the gifts before delivery to HHH.
Thank you Harte-Hanks for your continued commitment to HHH.
Rotarians brought Santa to hand out gifs to HHH children at the 91st
annual Christmas party hosted by the Rotary Club of Austin.
COME VISIT US...
We would love to show you around the Home.
To schedule a tour please contact the Development Department at (512) 600-7891.
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The President’s Corner
Dear Friends,
With 2012 behind us, Helping Hand Home will be entering its 120th year of
service. HHH has adapted over the years to meet the growing needs of abused and
neglected children in the state of Texas. It all began when a group of women took
in an abandoned baby in 1893 and has grown into a state-of-the-art Residential
Treatment Center, Child Placing Agency and an on-site charter school. A dedicated
staff, extraordinary volunteers, and community support have made Helping Hand
Home what it is today.
photo courtesy of Susan Hoermann
Our team of professionals offers the highest quality of care to children — far above state minimum
requirements. We now have a sensory room where physical and occupational therapy take place. Within
our new continuum of care strategy we offer family therapy to foster homes and adoptive parents. This
has proven to increase the success of the transition from residential treatment center to home. That
is our goal for each child that we treat at HHH — that they are physically and emotional healthy and
prepared to enter into a family.
For those of you who have supported us in the past — thank you. If you are new to us and our mission,
please see our website at www.helpinghandhome.org. We would love to give you a tour of the Home. You
can also follow the day-to-day activities of the home and children on Facebook (/helpinghandhome) or
Twitter (@helpinghandhome).
Sincerely,
Laura McBride
President, Helping Hand Home for Children
LEAVE
A
LEGACY
Did you know that including
Helping Hand Home
in your estate plan is as simple
as saying
“I, (Name), of (City, State ZIP),
give, devise, and bequeath
($_____ or _____%)
to The Helping Hand Home for
Children Foundation”
in your will?
For more information please contact the
HHH Development Office at (512) 600-7891
or your estate planning professional.
“A Family’s Connection to HHH” continued from front cover
family so many years ago. Because of supporters, donors and volunteers like you, Helping Hand Home continues to
serve the most vulnerable children in our community. Thank you for being the light for the children at Helping Hand
Home. Continue to stay bright.” -MML
As we enter into our 120th year, we are excited about our expanding programs, additional enrichment
opportunities and the possibility of serving more of the children and families who need us the most. We are grateful
for a community that has shown care and commitment for a century and counting.
For many years children at HHH have loved to play on
the firetruck donated and restored by members
of The Rotary Club of Austin.
“Happily Ever After” continued from page 4
Bethany had an exciting summer of fun in the sun - hours
upon hours at the neighborhood pool and her first trip to
the beach. After the required six months in the home, the
Lansing family was very excited to consummate the adoption.
They celebrated their first official family Christmas with a
holiday cruise, another first for Bethany. She celebrated her
11th birthday at sea! Bethany has returned to HHH to visit
some of the staff members and friends, and the first thing
everyone comments on is her self confidence. This once
shy little girl afraid to trust and make eye contact is now a
secure, funny young lady who will talk your ear off.
The Lansing Family on their December cruise.
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Major In-Kind Donors
July 1, 2012 - December 31, 2012
Active Power
Austin Area Motorcyclists
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
Dagar’s Catering
Gottesman Residential Real Estate
Harte-Hanks, Inc.
III Forks
King and Spalding LLP
Mrs. Jill Moore and Friends
North University Neighborhood Assn.
Mrs. Carmen O’Dea and Friends
P. Terry’s Burger Stand
Rash, Chapman, Schreiber
Leaverton & Morrison, L.L.P.
The entire Lansing family has been a joy to work with over
Rotary Club of Austin
the past few years, and Helping Hand Home is so grateful
Patti and Jim Schwertner
Shabby Slips
the family allowed us into their lives. It has been amazing
Suzanne McFayden Smith
to watch their four daughters blossom into the young ladies
Strasburger & Price, LLP
they are today. Congratulations Lansings!
Taco Shack
Marshall was a big help to Judge Hathcock during the adoption proceedings.
DID YOU KNOW...
Online giving continues to be the fastest growing channel for giving, increasing by nearly 11% in 2012?
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Thank You to Our Donors
$50,000+
Austin Community Foundation
Michael & Susan Dell Foundation
$20,000+
Ruth & Paul Connor Foundation
Topfer Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Turville
Zoelimax Foundation
$10,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barbaro
Mr. John Buford
EZCORP
Foundation Source
Mr. William L. Hart
Ms. Mary Jenne
Link Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Little
Local Independent Charities
New York Life Foundation
Roy F. & Joann Cole Mitte Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Alden B. Smith
Suzanne McFayden Smith
St. David’s Episcopal Church
$5,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Barksdale, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Bible III
Mr. Paul Bury
Ms. Tracey L. Bury
Bury + Partners
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Clark
Theodore P. Davis Charitable Trust
ECG Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ehrlich, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fey
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Fox, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gorman IV
Harte-Hanks, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Herd
Heritage Title Company
Herndon Plant Oakley
Hester Capital Management, L.L.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Howry
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Jarvis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Barton B. Knaggs
Mr. and Mrs. James D. McBride III
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas McHorse
This list includes friends who gave HHH gifts of $1000 and above of support between July 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If your
name was omitted or incorrectly listed, please accept our apologies and notify HHH so that the error can be corrected. For more information about supporting HHH, please contact the
Development Office (512) 600-7897.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. McTee III
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Nalle
Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Present
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Preston
Prominent Title
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sansbury
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sheth
Ms. June Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Stokes
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Thannisch
The LaNoe & Paul Scherer Family
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Van Den Berg
Mr. and Mrs. Dennet R. Wenske
Mr. Rick L. Whiteley & Mrs. Robin Ingari
$2,500+
3 Roots Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Michael M. Albrecht
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Anderson
Mrs. Nancy K. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Angelovich
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Auler
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Buddie C. Ballard Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barnard
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Baselice
Mrs. Janette Bashur
BBVA Compass
BMW & MINI of Austin
Mr. and Mrs. John Braziel
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Burdette
Ms. Leah Clark
Covert Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dickson
Edge Realty Partners
The Hon. and Mrs. Craig Enoch
Mr. and Mrs. Laurens B. Fish III
Floor Centers of Texas, Inc.
Foster Angels of Central Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Galloway
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gamel
Mr. Michael Golf & Ms. Jenny Watford
Gordon & Patricia Johnson Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Grace
Grasselli Endowment Foundation
Grayzer Electric
Dr. and Mrs. James V. Kemper, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keyser
Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Kocurek
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan W. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Ron E. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Lockwood
Tribute Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Luke
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell K. May
The Hon. and Mrs. Michael T. McCaul
Mr. and Mrs. Steve McConnico
Moreland Properties
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Pace, Jr.
Paver Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Petet
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Politte
Ronald McDonald House Charities, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sanders
Mrs. Claire Saunders
Mr. Derek Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Shannon
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Sharplin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smalling
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Smitherman
S. Austin Hospital Auxillary Gift Shop
St. David’s Foundation
Mr. Jason Subotky
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Terrill III
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Tynberg
Mr. and Mrs. Tejas S. Vakil
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Van Ackeren
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. James Young
Mr. and Mrs. Wes S. Youngblood
$1,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Adamson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Agnew
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Boone Almanza
American Bank
Ameriprise Financial
Anthony Barnum Public Relations
Dr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Ashworth
Atlantic Trust Company
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Austin
Austin Association of Insurance
Professionals
Mr. and Mrs. W. Gaines Bagby
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Baizer
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Balliette III
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Barksdale
Mr. Joe R. Barnett
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Bell
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Bell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Bengston
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Benson IV
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Berry
Blake Magee Company
Mr. Bennett L. Blocker
Mr. Thomas Buchele
Dr. and Mrs. Mark B. Chandler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Chesney
Ms. Camille Cipione
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Clifton
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cline
Mr. and Mrs. Brent A. Corbett
Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Cornelius
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Covert, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Covert
Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Cowan
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Crenshaw
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dacy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Daly
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Dawson
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Dobson
Mr. and Mrs. Ward W. Downing
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Duke
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Durham
Mrs. Jan Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Eckols
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Edelman
Dr. and Mrs. Doug R. Elenz
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ezell
Dr. and Mrs. David Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foles
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Frankenfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Garrigan
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hayden Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Goode
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gorelick
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Goulding Jr.
Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Moody
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Green
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Greenway
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Greiner
Ms. Wendy Griessen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Grosvenor, Jr.
Gulf Coast Tubulars, L.P.
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson D. Hamlin Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Hardin
Mr. Scott Harkovich
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Britton Harris IV
Ms. Carol Haskins
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hawkins
H-E-B
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hentschel
Dr. and Mrs. David L. Hime
Mr. and Mrs. Van Hoisington
Dr. and Mrs. John Horan
Horlock Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Huffaker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hull
Mrs. Judy H. Hutchison
Independence Title Co.
Mr. Corbin Jastrow
Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Johnson
Mrs. Jennifer Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Jonny Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Randon L. Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Killeen Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos J. Klutts
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Knust
Dr. Kathryn Kotrla
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kozmetsky
Mr. and Mrs. Clay A. Langdon
Mrs. Sydney Langley
LCRA Employees’ United Charities
Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Wade C. Long
Dr. and Mrs. Ike Loose
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Love
Mr. William C. Love, C.P.A
LS Screening
Mr. Blake J. Magee
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mansour
Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Marks
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mashburn
Mr. and Mrs. Don B. Mauro
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McCollough
Mr. and Mrs. David McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. McDoniel
McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore
Ms. Gail McPhail
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Meadows, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Melton
Metschan Insurance Agency
The Meyer Levy Charitable Foundation
MG Investments
Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Montemayor
Mrs. Sue A. Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nash III
Mr. and Mrs. Reagan Nash
Mr. and Mrs. Irl Nathan
Ms. Mary Neeley
Mr. and Mrs. Toby Neugebauer
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Northington
Dr. and Mrs. Michael O’Brien
Justice Harriet O’Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Pace
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson
Ms. Pam Paxton
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Pitts III
Placid Consulting Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Pollard
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Poppitt III
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Price
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Prickett
Randalls Food Markets
Regions Bank
Reynolds Custom Homes, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Richards
Ms. Isha Rogers
Kathryn & Beau Ross
Rotary Club of Austin
Mr. and Mrs. John Ruwwe
Ms. Kathryn Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Willy Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Shepherd Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Shirley III
Sigma Information Group
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Simmons
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Skinner
Sno-Beach
Mr. Carey Stanton
STG Design, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sulester
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Suttle
Mr. Peter K. Taaffe
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Talbert
Mrs. Martha C. Talley
Dr. and Mrs. Albert M. Tate, Jr.
Tate Property
Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Taylor
The Tecumseh Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Teeler Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Temple
Texas Fleet Fuel Ltd.
Texas Stars Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Thompson
Thompson & Knight, LLP
Ms. Leslie Thorne
Mr. Trey Salinas & Mrs. Rhonda Toming
Mr. Steve Tremmel
Ms. Amy Villareal
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Von Dohlen
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Walker
Mr. and Dr. Matthew H. Wayne
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Ms. Melissa Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Whittlesey
Mrs. Ellyn Wilkins
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wilson
Wilson & Goldrick Realtors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Windham
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Wolfe
Mrs. Velda B. Wyche
This list includes gifts given to HHH in honor or memory of the individuals listed below between July 1, 2012 and December 31, 2012. Every effort has been made to ensure the
accuracy of this list. If a donation you made was omitted or incorrectly listed, please accept our apologies and notify HHH so that the error can be corrected. For more information about
supporting HHH through Tribute Gifts, please contact the Development Office (512) 600-7897.
Honorariums
Melinda Covert
Tom & Susan Dawson
Mary Ann Dodds
Virginia Duke
Kay Enoch
Susan Erickson
Brooke Heidi Evans
Dorian Facio and Steve Scott
Laura and David Ford
Brooke Garner
Jenny Gaston
Selma Gibby
Linda Gladden
Agnes Griggs
Gaynor Guleke
Tish Hall
Laurie Hall
Tracey Hime
Diane Howard
Kathy Incerto
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson
Nancy Jamail
Anne Jarvis
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lewis
Gary and Francie Little
Jeanne and Lew Little
Colleen Lockwood
Hilary and Marc Majors
Grace Mansour
Laura McBride
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGill
Tom and Kay McHorse
Mike and Sally Metschan
Julie Moore
Emily Moreland
Shea and Christine Morenz
Michele Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nash
Dr. and Mrs. Steve Pearce
Elvira Pelphrey
Leo John Peterson
Ruth Story Pollard
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Puett
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rado
Raymond Richardson
Steve Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. John Saunders
Bob and Mollie Schluter
The Vester Smith Family
Lathrop and Brannon Smith and
family
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith
Roy and Joan Snodgrass
Betty Southerland
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steward
The Stone Family
Emmett and Penny Sutton
Tarrytown United Methodist Church
CDO Staff
Shannon Umstattd
The Justin Waight Family
Mark and Christy Werner
Pam and Neel White and family
Ashley Jones
Lee Whitehead
Ellie Whitehead
Mr. and Mrs. Flip Whitworth
Blake Willms
Mary and Will Wilson
Jonathan Yacktman
Anna Zodin
Memorials
Alice Ann Wilder Cornwell
Dr. Robert Daniel
Charles Dryden, M.D.
Robert Duke
Doug Dwyer
Trey Gainer
Janice Gibbs
Jamie Goode
Betty Rainey Gossett
Jeff Gray
Rosa Marie Grinnsteinner
Ian Hanks
Mary Hart
William L. Hart
Dr. Shannon Holloway
Don Holt
Sharon Hooser
Edgar Jablonkowski
Niram Kellogg
Margie Kreisle
Gene Kusas
James Edward Lindeman III
Buck Looney
Robert Maddox
Mike McAllister
Peggy McCaleb
Dr. T. Charles McCormick
Sharon McGraw
Kathryn Ann Reilly McKay
Robert Andrew McMillan
Anna Miller
Ray Miller Cox
Mike Minicucci
Jordan Nash
Larry Nau, Jr.
Nancy Neff
Ebbie Neptune
Wayland Oatman
Ray Payne
Jense Pearson
William R. Penn
Frankie Gist Wheeler
Ronald Peterson
Mary Jo Peterson
Ruth Puett
William Lee Rudd III
Kristin Shelton
Jack Shockey
Sharon Shoop
Will E. Tally
D. G. “Tip” Tipton
Laurel Vetters
Eileen Wilkins
Sterling Wilson
Virginia Wommack
Austin Orthodontic Arts
Rodney E. Ahart
Patrice Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bair
Barry Barksdale
Dinah Barskdale
Linda and Peter Bertoncini
Alex Buford
Dr. and Mrs. David Cardwell
Deanie Chastain
Joan and Steve Clark
Margaret and Chris Collis
Brad and Whitney Coons
LoAnn Abney
Jean Babel
Stuart Benson
Bob Blackwell
Hayden Bowers
Marcia Bland Brown
David Brown
Ann Buratti
Steve Chalmers
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Helping Hand Home For Children
3804 Avenue B
Austin, Texas 78751
NON PROFIT ORG
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AUSTIN, TX
PERMIT NO. 2541
Hope Happens Here
Helping Hand Home for Children
www.helpinghandhome.org
Phone: (512) 459-3353
Fax: (512) 459-1658
Board of Directors
Laura McBride, President
Carol Burdette, President-Elect
Cynthia Shaw, Immediate Past President
Cathy Present, Treasurer
April Downing, Treasurer-Elect
Kim Day, Recording Secretary
Ted Keyser, Executive Director
Debbie Alsup
Carrie Brown
Paul Bury
Doug Dodds
The Hon. Craig Enoch
Bob Fellows
Manny Flores
Ron Franklin
Robert Howden
Robin Ingari
Melissa Jackson
Kathryn J. Kotrla, M.D.
Ava Late
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Dawnelle Doughtie
Amy Dunham
Kay Enoch
Amy Erben
Anne Jarvis
Colleen Lockwood
Julie Metzger
Janis Smith
Joan Talley
Vanessa Wolfe
Community Advisory Board
David Lockett
Ed McHorse
Rep. Elliott Naishtat
Melissa Nobles
John Pate
Joe Petet
C. Lane Prickett
Jim Rado
David Roche
Beau Ross
Kathryn Ross
Paul Smith
R. Clint Smith
Wallace M. Smith
Jim Spencer
Jim Susman
Mark Thannisch
Jeffrey Trigger
Neel White
Sam A. Wilson
Zeynep Young
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Visit www.helpinghandhome.org
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