2010-2011 - Goodwill Southern Indiana

Our Mission
Serving children, adults and our
community through the power of
donated goods.
Our Vision
Leading the community in providing
early childhood development, family
support and adult career achievement
through program collaborations and
successful Goodwill stores.
Dear Friends,
When you hear the word “Goodwill”, what comes to mind?
Perhaps stores or maybe a place to donate? Of course, both
are correct. However, Goodwill BridgePointe Services is about so
much more. The donations and stores make the magic happen,
but it is the services that are the foundation of our organization.
When you donate, Goodwill BridgePointe sells those items
and generated revenue funds vital services for people with
disabilities and disadvantages. Your donations and purchases
help locate employment for our adult clients enabling them to
support their families. Your support provides child care for
children with special medical needs preparing them for success
in school. Your generosity ensures that children with disabilities
receive therapies that allow them to gain independence. You also
help us provide vouchers to families in crisis situations such
as fires, floods and other devastating circumstances. These
vouchers allow the families to obtain necessities free of charge
at our Goodwill stores. This past year, you made it possible for
Goodwill BridgePointe to serve more than 5000 children and
adults with disabilities and disadvantages.
Goodwill BridgePointe is about our community donating,
shopping and changing lives. When you hear the word
“Goodwill” we want you to think of donation centers, stores and
that your support is helping people throughout Southern Indiana
achieve independence and success.
Roger Whaley, Chair
Board of Directors
Candice C. Barksdale
Chief Executive Officer
By The Numbers
5,030 total clients served
24 adults served through Employment Services
557 children served through the Children’s Learning Center,
Family Support Services and The Autism Resource Center
4,439 families served through voucher program
$79,890
in Goodwill clothing vouchers to non-profit
organizations for distribution to families in crisis situations
28,808 volunteers donated 33,968 hours of service
380
individuals served by the Southern Indiana Autism
Resource Center, a partnership with Rauch, Inc.
873,242 total number of customers
617,851 total pounds of computers recycled
$66,118 raised at the 11th annual Mardi Gras Bash
$22,002
raised in the annual Steps to
Independence Campaign
Executive Team
Candice C. Barksdale
Chief Executive Officer
Bonnie Davis
VP of Donated Goods Retail
Michelle Dayvault
VP of Development & Marketing
Joel Henderson
VP of Staff Relations
Paul Kichler
VP of Children & Family Services
Chris Locke
VP of Employment Services
Ed Martin
Chief Financial Officer
Debra Tiller
Executive Assistant
2010 - 2011 Board of Directors
Roger Waley, Chair
Kyra McCormick, Vice Chair
Mike Grinnan, Treasurer
Bryan Haag, Secretary
Lester Allen
Robert Brinck
Joe Brown
Lisa Brooking
Cindy Burns
Karen Ellmers, MD
Antia Fields
Elizabeth Hilbrich
Fred Horlander
Jorge Lanz
Greg McMurry
Norman Pfau, III
Don Slone
Andrew Takami
Marty Tichenor
Michael Ward
Pam Thompson, Ex-officio
Candice Barksdale, Ex-officio
Request for Information
C/O Executive Assistant
GWBPS Clarksville, IN 47131
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Goodwill BridgePointe stores reach
1,000,000 pound milestone with
computer recycling.
Goodwill BridgePointe stores recycled over 1,000,000
pounds of computer equipment since beginning a
partnership with Dell Reconnect in June 2009. A free
drop-off program allows donors to responsibly recycle any
brand of unwanted computer equipment, to do so at 198
locations throughout the state of Indiana, including
11 Goodwill BridgePointe stores in Southern Indiana.
The Dell Reconnect recycling program offers
consumers a free, convenient and responsible way to
recycle used computer equipment. Consumers can
drop off any brand of used equipment at participating
Goodwill BridgePointe donation centers in their area.
Accepted items also include printers, fax machines,
scanners, monitors, peripherals and other computer
equipment parts.
Revenue from the recycling program allows Goodwill
BridgePointe to provide services to children and adults
with disabilities in nine counties in Southern Indiana.
Brian James Pierce
In high school, Brian was enrolled in special
education courses and also attended Culinary Arts Classes
at Prosser. When Brian turned 18, he had nothing to do
and no means of transportation. Brian’s mother thought it
was the best path to reach out to an agency such as
Goodwill BridgePointe Services that could provide
assistance to someone in Brian’s position.
Brian enrolled in the Employment Services program at
Goodwill BridgePointe. Brian has always aspired to be a
famous culinary chef. With this being Brian’s goal, the
Case Managers at Goodwill BridgePointe Services found
Brian a job at a local restaurant.
Brian says his life has improved a lot more because
before having a job, he had no confidence. Brian
hopes to move out and travel somewhere with one of his
friends once he gets his driver’s license. Brian credits
Goodwill BridgePointe Services with being his advocate.
Brian feels he would still be looking for a job and alone
in the world if it weren’t for the services he received.
Brian’s mother agrees and can see a change in his
confidence level. Brian has become more helpful at
home since beginning his job. She feels that the services
Brian received from Goodwill BridgePointe, along with
his current job, helped put him where he needs to
be for the future.
Brian’s message is “Learn from your heart-if you dream
being who you want to be, don’t stop believing in your
dreams. Go for it, live your life and have fun doing it!
Dreams can become reality!”
A Note From A Parent...
I wanted to let you know what a wonderful childcare staff that
you have. There are many reasons that make your staff GREAT
at what they do. You can tell that they do this job for the true
love of it. It is amazing how much my daughter has learned
in the short time that she has been here. She talks about how
much she “Loves her school, her friends, and her
friend teachers”.
I know every parent is picky about who watches their child.
However, I’ve had previous sitters tell me that I’m very picky.
I take that as a compliment though! I can say without a doubt
that this is one of the most wonderful programs. To the CLC
staff: You have something to be very proud of!
Vouchers By County (2010-2011)
Last year, Goodwill Bridgepointe Services provided $79,890 in clothing vouchers to the partner agencies
listed below. Clothing vouchers are given to families or individuals in crisis situations and are used in
Goodwill Stores to purchase clothing. Through these partnerships, Goodwill Bridgepointe helps thousands of
people throughout Southern Indiana.
Clark
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Bliss House
Center for Women and Families
Center for Lay Ministries
Clark County Youth Shelter
Exit Zero
Haven House Services
Life Spring
Red Cross
Regional Youth Services
Southeast Christian Church
Volunteers of America
Floyd
Choices for Women
Family and Children First
Family Preservation Program
Floyd County Youth Services Bureau
Interfaith Community Council
New Albany Floyd County School
Red Cross
St. Elizabeth Catholic Charities
Harrison
Harrison County Community Services
Jackson
Anchor House, Inc.
Boys and Girls Club of Seymour
The Clothes Closet
Girls Inc. of Jackson County
Human Services Inc. of Jackson County
Red Cross
Turning Point Domestic Violence Services
Jennings
Coordinating Council
Council on Domestic Violence
Red Cross
Jefferson
Jefferson County Office of Children and Families
Red Cross
Lawrence
Red Cross
Scott
Scott County Clearinghouse
Red Cross
Washington
Bradie Shrum Elementary
Hoosier Hills Pact – Spouse Abuse Center
Washington County Trustee
West Washington Elementary
More Notes From Parents...
My son attends...
your childcare center and I just wanted to send you a quick
message letting you know how pleased I am with the
services I have received so far. The teachers have treated
my son SO great I just had to let you know. They all have
gone above and beyond my expectations and I greatly
appreciate it. My son just moved up to the 3 year old class
and they all made it so easy for him and us. Thanks for all
you have done for us thus far.
When I drop my children off...
at The Children’s Learning Center, I know that they are in
a safe and nurturing environment… you can’t put a price
on that. My kids love coming to school everyday, and that
is directly related to the wonderful teachers in the CLC. If
every child in our community were to attend the CLC before
they started kindergarten, we would see a major jump in
student achievement in the school systems. It is always a
good sign when my child doesn’t want to leave the CLC at
the end of the day. I will recommend the CLC to any family
looking for quality childcare… even after my children have
graduated onto kindergarten.
Thomas Wagner
Like so many other people in today’s economy,
Thomas was laid-off after working at the same company
for fourteen years. Through a family friend, he heard
about the Employment Services program at Goodwill
Bridgepointe Services.
Thomas enrolled in the program to receive job placement
services. Case managers at Goodwill BridgePointe
assisted Thomas with creating a resume and
seeking employment.
Thomas is once again back at work and re-established in
the workforce for a large employer. Thomas credits his
great experience with Goodwill in being able to find and
maintain employment.
“I love going to work and going home knowing
I have accomplished a lot. I have gained
professional independence by being able to work for
an organization that trusts their employees and allows
opportunity for growth and advancement. If not for
Goodwill, I would not have the confidence I have now
and most importantly, a job. I no longer feel the pressure
of having to find a job and a way to provide for my wife
and me.”
What’s next? “I am hoping to retire from my job
because they are such a great company! My
wife and I will be taking a vacation this year!”
A new CLC family ...
had enrolled their daughter in three other childcare
facilities before coming to the CLC. They felt they
were not receiving the safe and dependable care they
expected from a childcare facility. They heard about the
CLC through a parent of a current child who is enrolled.
When their daughter began at the CLC, the parents
immediately felt she was in a safe and nurturing environment.
Mom laughed stating that “Our daughter has been a
completely different child in a good way since starting here
at the CLC”. She says that her daughter seems much less
nervous and anxious than when she attended previous
childcare facilities and that behavior at home has improved
since attending the CLC. “We are just frustrated that we
didn’t originally start her here. For the first time, we feel
comfortable with leaving our daughter at the CLC and feel
that the communication has been amazing. We feel
extremely well informed as to what is going on with
our daughter on a daily basis here at the CLC. It is a
wonderful feeling knowing that I can drop my kids off at
the CLC and know that they are not only safe, but also
getting a great education.”
Our Donors
The following corporate partners and individuals supported our mission by making a gift to Goodwill BridgePointe Services.
Gifts include both monetary and in-kind support.
Distinction ($25,000+)
George & Beverly Lane Charitable Fund
Geo. Pfau’s Sons Company
Horseshoe Foundation
Ken and Judy Huber
KM Stemler Company, Inc.
Leslie Lewis & Associates
Metro United Way
Paul Ogle Foundation
Norman E. Pfau, Jr.
Norman E. Pfau III
Your Community Bank
Empowerment ($10,000 - $24,999)
Dr. & Mrs. Bradley C. Black
Brown-Forman Corporation
Dr. Joseph A. Fleck
Huber’s Orchard & Winery
Jacobi, Toombs, and Lanz, Inc.
MainSource Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Vaughan Scott
Nicholas Stein
Mike Waiz
Dignity ($2,500 - $9,999)
John & Candice Barksdale
Better Quality Business Systems
Community Foundation of Southern Indiana
Consolidated Grain & Barge Co.
CopyCo
First Savings Bank
Greg McMurry
Monroe Shine & Co.
Gobel Newsome, Jr.
Rumpke
Schuler Bauer Real Estate
Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital
Joey & Pam Thompson
WHAS Crusade for Children
Ability ($1,000 - $2,499)
Mr. & Mrs. Jamey Aebersold
Fred Horlander
Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Gutmann
Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc., Alpha Chapter of Jeffersonville
Kasle Metal Processing LLN
L. Thorn Company
Macerich
Scott & Connie Owens
Richard Barker Charitable Foundation
Teresa Rutherford
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Whalen
Roger Whaley
Heroes (Gifts up to $999)
Linda Abbott
ABM Janitorial Services
Ryan Adam
Ralph Adams
Sherry Adams
Lester Allen
Barbara Arnold
AT&T Employee Giving Campaign
Balcon Enterprises
Daniel Bamforth
Laura Banda
Scott Baumann
Darren Beach
Michael Beals
Cassie Begley
Beverly Bell
Ceil Blau
Jessica Blevins
Christy Boreham
Kathryn Bowerman
Keasha Bowman
Joyce Bridges
Donald Brindley
Lisa Brooking
Brenda Brown
Cheryl Brown
Robin Brown
Courtney Brutscher
Amanda Burke
Cynthia Burns
Donald Bush
Cheryl Carpenter
Michael Carpenter
Brenda Carroll
Michael Carroll
Michael Caudill
Wanda Caudill
Kevin Cecil
Michelle Cissell
Clark County REMC
Gail Clinard
Meredith Clipp-Rodriguez
Adam Coalter
Gregory Cockeral
Leslie Cole
Nell Collins
Shane Conway
Verna Marie Cook
Cherry Cooper
Robyn Cottier
Candace Crowder
James & Rachele Cummins
Neysa Cumberworth
Brittany Darnell
Bonnie Davis
Michelle Dayvault
Kevin Doss
Penny Dougherty
Sydney Dunn
Michael Scott Durham
Welby Edwards
Karen Ellmers
Libby Ellswick
Lindsay Embry
Angela Ensminger
Natalie Evans
Toccara Evans
Emalena Falardo
Dana Fendley
Cory Fenton
Antia Fields
Jerry Finn
Mary E. Fondrisi
Anna Foster
Momona Fraim
Sheena Gentry
GE United Way Campaign
Denise Graves
Melissa Graves
Jessica Green
J. Michael Grinnan
Gordon Guttman
Conchita Haddenham
Jenny Hager
Deantha Hall
Cris Halliday-Beard
Kevin Hammersmith
Rebecca Hammond
Stephanie L. Hardin
Anthony Harland-Bennett
Dean Harris
Joel Henderson
Melody Henderson
Mary Herald
Tracie Higgins
Tom & Elizabeth Hilbrich
Wanda Hill
Paul Hoffman
Charlotte Hopper
Fred & Karen Horlander
Horlander Enterprise, Inc.
John Horton
Norma Hughes
Daniel Hunt
Wendy Jackson
Hans-Eric Jaeger
Fava Johanningsmeier
Rachael Jones
Rebecca Jones
Frederick Kerstiens
Paul Kichler
Robert Kleehamer
Leonard & Meri Krebs
Marsha Lamb
Elizabeth Lewen
Kizzi Little
Jennifer Littrell
Lisa Long
Jennifer Lopez
C Martin
Ed Martin
Nina Martin
Teresa Mattingly
Bonnie McAllister
Stacy A. McCorkle
Kyra McCormick
Callie McRae
Dr. Justin McMonigle
Greg McMurry
Barbara Meadors
Iva Merritt
Susan Mile
Ashley Miller
Debra Miller
Brittany Mills
Whitney Mitchell
Amber Monday
Emma Montgomery
Brittany Morton
Dr. Cynthia Nassim
Melissa Neese
Kimberly Newsome
Tonetta Nicholson
Theresa Noble
Dustin Nowland
Connie Owens
Martin Padgett
Sandra Parke Topolski
Karen Pate
Pam Ramey
Jonathan Ramires
Tamera Patterson
Kyle Patton
Mary Pederson
Dawn Perkins
Natasha Perry
Tamyra Persinger
John Pile
Lili Poli
Allen Platt III
Sallie Price
Raymond’s Lawn Care
Jessica Reiter
Nancy Reschar
Retailers Supply
Tina Reuter
Jessica Rice
Robert Campbell, LLC
Jan Rodgers
Valerie Roe
William & Martha Ryall
Charlie Ryker
Bernadette Sadlo
Craig Sajko
Sarah Sandefur
Cherie Schmelz
Rebecca Seeley
Grail Sellers
Gerald Shelton
Maria S Shepard
Rebecca Shouse
Ashley Shrewsbury
Sonya Shull
Slone Automotive
Donald Slone
Christy Smith
Ada Sneed
Mary Sneed
Bonnie Stillwell
Shannon Stipp
Tara Stone
Albert Stormes, Jr.
Kirk Strack
State Employees’ Community Campaign
Jessica Strickland
Larry Struble
Belinda Stuckwisch
Shelly Sullivan
Andrew Takami
Doris Taylor
Marty Tichenor
Debra Tiller
Mary Trimble
Tri Kappa of New Albany
Deniese Uland
Erin Vernon
James Wade
Lana Walker
Linda Wallace
Wal-Mart Distribution Center
Michael Ward
Marilyn Watkins
Janice Weber
John Weinrich
John Wells
Norma Whisman
Glenda White
Niaya White
Pamela Whitlow
Sheri Wilkins
Brenda Williams
Melissa Wilson
Cheryl Wingler
Margie Wingler
Betty Witten
Woodbine Construction Company
Deborah Woosley
Nancy Wright
Steven Young
Lisa Zwissler
Thank you for your generous donations.
Goodwill BridgePointe appreciates all
donations. This report recognizes donors
who contributed from July 1, 2010 to June
30, 2011. We sincerely apologize if a
name has been omitted or misplaced.
2011 Mardi Gras
Sponsors
Platinum Sponsor:
BB&T Banking & Ins. Services
Gold Sponsors:
Better Quality Business Syst., Inc.
Nassim, McMonigle & Mescia
The Courier Journal
Brown-Forman
News And Tribune
Silver Sponsor:
Advanced Business Solutions, Inc.
Purple Sponsors:
Jamey Aebersold Jazz
America’s Windows
Axiom Financial Strategies Grp. of
Wells Fargo Advisors
Clark Memorial Hospital
Climatec, LLC.
Duke Energy
The Estopinal Group
First Savings Bank
Jacob’s Trading Company
Jeff Wyler Toyota of Clarksville
Law Firm of Smith, Carpenter,
Fondrisi, Thompson, Cummins
& Lewis
Monroe Shine
New Washington State Bank
Southern Indiana Realtors Assoc.
True Colors Tanning
United Graphics Printing Group
Your Community Bank
Green Sponsors:
ABM Janitorial Services, Inc.
John & Candice Barksdale
Caboodle Cartridge
Carney Management Co., Inc.
Champion Telecommunications
Deming, Malone, Livesay & Ostroff
Dorcy International
Horseshoe Southern Indiana
Jacobi, Toombs, & Lanz, Inc.
KM Stemler Company, Inc.
The Law Office of Nick Stein
Lucas Oil Products
McCauley Nicolas & Company
Mid-America Security Systems
Mututal of America
Nu-Yale Cleaners
One Vision Federal Credit Union
Planet Gain LLC
River Valley Bank
Rodefer Moss & Co., PLLC
Rumpke of Indiana
Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital
TriStar Industries, Ltd.
Vanguard Imports, Inc.
Ward & King, LLC
In-kind donors
(2011 Mardi Gras)
1875 Homestead Bed & Breakfast
Actors Theatre
ADP Systems
Aebersold Florist
Aeropostale
Alice J. Schleicher d/b/a KFC
Anonymous (3)
Applebee’s Clarksville
Auntie Ann’s Pretzels
Autograph Gallery
Avanti Skin Center of Louisville
Becky Grantz
Bedford Goodwill Store
Benton Fine Jewelry
Big Splash Adventure Waterpark
Bill & Gean Bowen
Bill & Michelle White
Bluegrass Painting
Brian Beckort
Bristol Bar & Grille
Brown County Canoes
Brown County Inn
Brown-Forman
Brown’s Catering Co.
Build-A-Bear
Bush Keller Sporting Goods
Caesars Resort Atlantic City
Cake Flour on Market
Calumet Club
Cannon Florist
Carolyn Wilson
Casino Aztar
Cato’s
Century Industries
Chateau De Pique
Chatham Facial Plastic Surg. Grp.
Cheddars
Chelsea General Store
Chick-Fil-A, Clarksville
Chick-Fil-A, New Albany
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
Churchill Downs
Cincinnati Zoo
Circle K
Clarksville Goodwill Store
Classic Furniture
Click Portraits
CoCo Keys Water park
Coffman’s Chimney Sweeps
Coit
Concept Print
Cookies By Design
Corydon Cinemas
Cox Media Group
Crickets Café
Dahlem Animal Hospital
Dan Cristiani Excavating Co
Derby Dinner Playhouse
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Dillard’s
Don Pablos
Dr. Michael Kirchner, DDS
Duffy’s Dog Training Center
Earth & Fire Pottery By You
Express You Salon & Spa
Fairfield Inn
Fairfield Inn Nashville
Fantastic Sams
Fine Signs & Graphics
FireKing Security Group
Five Guys Burgers
Frame It Fast
Frazier History Museum
French Lick Scenic Railway
Frisch’s Restaurant
Geo. Pfau Son’s Company
Golden Corral
Goodwill BridgePointe Services
Graeters Ice Cream
Grand Ole Opry
Grand Victoria Casino & Resort
Great Harv. Bread, New Albany
Green Tree Mall
Greg & Cindy Burns
Greg & Teresa McMurry
Hall Contracting
Hall Render Law Firm
Handbag Expressions
Hat World
Hidden Creek Golf Course
Holiday Inn Lakeview
Holiday World
Home Depot of Clarksville
Horners Novelty
Huber’s Winery
Hunter Station Liquors
IHOP Restaurant
Indiana Fever
Indiana Ice
Indiana Pacers
Indiana Railway Museum
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Indiana University Southeast
Indianapolis Colts
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis Repertory Theatre
Indianapolis Zoo
Jack Fry’s Restaurant
Jackie Tse Purses
Jacobi Sales, Inc.
Jay C
Jazzercise New Albany
JC Penny
Joe Campbell
Joe Huber’s Fam. Farm & Rest.
Joe’s Car Wash
Karem’s Meats
Kasey Kahne Foundation
Keg Liquors
Kentucky Corner
Kentucky Horse Park
Koetter & Smith
Kratz Sporting Goods
KT Bugg
Lake Rudolph Campground
Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken
Leslie Lewis & Associates
Liquor Cabinet
Liquor Store Borden
Lisa Carvis
Lost River Caves
Louisville Ballet
Louisville Bats
Lou. Conv. & Visitors Bureau
Louisville Orchestra
Louisville Science Center
Louis.Slugger Museum & Factory
Louisville Stoneware
Louisville Zoo
Lunch Today
M.A. Hadley Pottery
Makers Mark Bourbon Lounge
Marengo Caves
Marriott Louisville Downtown
McAllister’s Deli
McCauley, Nicolas & Co., LLC
Merry Maids
Morris Images
Muhammad Ali Center
Museum of Science & Industry
Nance Florist
Napa Auto Parts Clarksville
Newport Aquarium
Occupational Med. Physcians
Old Spaghetti Factory
Olde Towne Grocery
Omni Severin Hotel
Panera Bread
Papa Murphy’s
Park Community Federal Credit Union
Paul W. Ogle Cult. & Comm. Cntr
Pauline Hammond
Penny Sisto
Porter Paints
Preferred Meats Butcher Shop
Priority Radiology
Providence Jr/Sr High School
Purdue University
Quizno’s
Raco’s Industries LLC
Ray Herdts Florist
Rebecca’s Hats
Renaissance Hotel
Rivertowne Liquors
Salon 253 LLC
Schellers Fitness
Schimpff’s Confectionery
Scott Durham
Scott Owens
Senior Iguanas
Sephora Cosmetics
SFG Foods
Shoe Sensation
SIGS Sportsplex
Slone Automotive
Smoothie King
S. Indiana/Louisville IU Alumni Chapt.
Spaghetti Shop
Squire Boone Caverns
St. Louis Cardinals
Star Electric
Strandz & Threadz
Sunset Spirits
Susie Phelps
Sweet Stuff Bakery
T J Maxx
Terri Lynn’s Catering
Texas Roadhouse
The Card Post New Albany
The Fun Farm
The Leavenworth Inn
The Shedd Aquarium
Thornton Oil
Tony Dungy
TownePlace Suites
Tractor Supply
True Colors Tanning Salon
Tuckers Amer. Favorites Restaurant
Tumbleweed
University of Kentucky
University of Louisville
Valerie Roe
Valley View Golf Course
Victoria’s Secret
W&SFG Masters & Women’s Open
Walmart North Vernon
Walmart Scottsburg
Walnut Ridge
Watson’s
WHAS Radio
William’s Bakery
Wooded Glen Retreat & Conference Center
Wooded View Golf Course
Yellow Cactus
YMCA of Southern Indiana
Your Community Bank
Zimmerman Art Glass
Goodwill Store Locations
Donation Express Sites
Bedford
1221 James Avenue
Brownstown
416 E. Walnut
Clarksville
1212 Applegate Lane
Charlestown
11452 Highway 62
Crothersville
Jackson Jennings Co-Op
5307 Highway 31
We operate 11 Goodwill stores in 9 Southern Indiana counties. Each store is also
a donation center. You can drop off your
donations quickly and conveniently in our
drive thru area during regular store hours.
Corydon
2400 Landmark Avenue
Floyds Knobs
4646 Duffy Road, Ste A
Jeffersonville
2764 Jefferson Centre Way
Madison
3200 English Station, Unit A
New Albany
375 Professional Court
North Vernon
2260 N. State Hwy 7
Salem
400 S. Main Street
Scottsburg
1602 W. McClain Avenue
Seymour
1857 E. Tipton Street
For donor convenience, we have 14
donation bins throughout our region,
supplementing the donation drive-thru
lanes at our stores.
Georgetown
1090 Copperfield Drive
Greenville
Marathon Sav-A-Step Parking Lot
9255 Hwy 150
Hanover
239 W Lagrange Road
Mitchell
120 N Teke Burton Drive
New Pekin
1000 Hwy 60
New Salisbury
Moore’s Thrifway (IGA)
1450 Hwy. 64 NE
North Vernon
Jackson-Jennings Energy Plus
Parking Lot
541 W. Walnut Street
Palmyra
Ron’s Standard Service
Corner of Hwy 150 & Hwy 135
Scottsburg
Coonie’s Corner
130 W McClain Av
Sellersburg
Heritage Square
(Hwy 60 & Hwy 311)
Seymour
Corner of S. Jackson Park & Tipton
Financials (2010-2011)
Liabilities and Net Assets
Total Assets
Total Liabilites
Total Net Assets
Total Annual Revenues
Goodwill Stores
Client Fees
Fundraising
Metro United Way
Auto Auction
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
All other revenue sources
Total Annual Expenses
Programs
Donated Goods Retail
Children’s Learning Center
Employment Resources
Family Support Services
Fundraising
Auto Auction
Administration
Change in Net Assets
$ 13,521,760
$ 4,992,505
$ 8,529,255
$ 11,578,630
729,040
204,889
170,147
69,062
57,517
117,823
$ 12,927,108
$ 10,007,567
1,003,750
180,592
20,930
96,312
42,868
449,228
$ 11,801,247
$ 1,125,861