ANNUAL REPORT 2O14

S T . J O S E P H C H I L D R E N ’ S H O M E

LETTER FROMGRACE A. AKERS

EXECUTIVEDIRECTOR

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2O14 was a Milestone Year for St. Joseph Children’s Home

St. Joseph Children’s Home exists to give children a home.

Since 1849, St. Joe’s has provided a loving home to Louisville’s most vulnerable children – first orphans, and years later

those children removed from their homes due to neglect, abuse, domestic violence or substance abuse. Throughout our history, St. Joe’s has served over 75,000 children in crisis. What began as an orphanage has evolved into three core programs: a Residential Treatment Program for abused and neglected children ages 6-14; a Therapeutic Foster Care and Adoption Program for children birth to 21; and a Child Development Center for children from the community six weeks through pre-K.

SJCH is licensed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky Cabinet for Human Services.

OURPROGRAMS

“We don’t give up easily at St. Joe’s. We have kids who have pretty extreme

behaviors but we hang in there with

them. The most important thing for these kids is

relationships and knowing that they can trust adults. We don’t want to be another group of adults that lets them down or are

not able to care for them.”

--from a St. Joe’s Residential Supervisor

2014 Board of Directors:M. Thurman Senn –

PresidentBarbara Carter – Vice PresidentChris Whelan –

Second Vice ChairKelly S. Henry –

Recording SecretaryJames A. Hillebrand – Financial SecretaryCraig Harbsmeier –

TreasurerFelicia L. Alfred

Steve BogusJon Michaels

Justin D. MillerTim Mulloy

Chuck Nopper Alex Ratterman

St. Joe’s and Abel Construction began work on the four new residential cottages; the largest expansion since the construction of

the 1885 landmark building. The cottages will transform the Frankfort Avenue campus and provide a contemporary, therapeutic environ-ment for St. Joe’s children in the residential treat-ment program. St. Joes’ outcomes generally rank among the top in Kentucky. We can’t wait to see what we can do in the new facilities! Thank you to the entire community for supporting and be-lieving in this important project—to our donors, volunteers, advocates—THANK YOU! In 2014 St. Joe’s served over 300 children and families from more than 40 counties in Ken-tucky. We celebrated 11 adoptions and prepared another 120 for their forever family. St. Joe’s not only serves families but also IS a family. The St. Joe’s family is made up of so many amazing people for whom we are thankful. We cannot say thank you enough to all of the foster families who open their hearts and homes to children in Kentucky. The 120 staff at St. Joe’s are remark-

able in the care they provide for the children and families of St. Joe’s every day. Over 3,000 volunteers helped us with hundreds of projects like landscaping, preparing for the annual Picnic, tutoring for the kids, and just having lunch with them through the week. Countless donors, foundations, organizations and corporations helped support the kids throughout the year, and made the cottages possible. You are all awesome and we could not do it without you! St. Joe’s is continuously seeking to provide quality care and maintain excellence. St. Joe’s will continue to evolve and adapt to the ever shifting climate of state funding and the needs of Ken-tucky’s children and families. However, St. Joe’s will continue to stay focused on the things we do well which is giving children a home and creat-ing families for Kentucky. Thank you for continuing to be a part of our success.

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Our highest priority at St. Joseph Children’s Home has always been to meet the urgent needs of the children

in our community. When St. Joe’s established itself on the Frankfort Avenue campus in 1885, the urgent need was to provide a home for orphaned children. Today, St. Joe’s is still a home for children, but it is for a very different type of child. They are victims of neglect, physical, mental and/or sexual abuse. The Children’s Review Program has classified our children as those who are experiencing the most acute forms of emotional trauma and behavioral distress. When a child arrives at St. Joes, typically the child has been in 12 other foster or home placements. When a placement is not going

well and the child simply cannot live in a family environment, they generally enter a Residential Treatment Program like St. Joe’s. These programs are designed to help children be successful in a family home environment through support, therapy, education, continuity in daily life, teaching skill-sets, etc. Children who have experienced multiple placements often display many signs of their abuse including verbal and physical aggression. These ‘behaviors’ can be marked and intense. St. Joe’s works diligently with the children to teach them how to begin to heal from their trauma and learn positive alternatives to their unsafe behavior. St. Joes’ most extreme children arrive severly malnourished, and often are in need of immediate medical and dental care. Typically, the children in our care are at least two years behind in school. About 50% of St. Joe’s children attend public schools of some type in Jefferson County, the other 50% attend an on-site, J.C.P.S. administered school at St. Joe’s.

RESIDENTIALTREATMENT

In 2014 we served 64 children in this program with an average stay of 354 days. 37 children returned to a family

member and 31 were placed in a foster home. On average about 50%

of the children in the residential treatment

program return to family, and the other 50% already

have a goal of adoption by the time they arrive at St. Joe’s. For the latter, this means that their

parental rights have been terminated, and it is

St. Joe’s goal to find and prepare these children

for a new family—a forever family.

St. Joe’s continues to rank in the top tier in Kentucky

for creating families. In 2014 our permanency placement rate was 92%,

ranking almost 30% above the state average.

RESIDENTIAL35 Counties, 64 Children

Referring # of % of County Children Children Served Served

Adair 1 1.56%Allen 2 3.12%Anderson 1 1.56%Barren 1 1.56%Boone 1 1.56%Boyd 3 4.68%Boyle 1 1.56%Campbell 4 6.25%Crittenden 1 1.56%Daviess 3 4.68%Fayette 5 7.81%Floyd 2 3.12%Grant 1 1.56%Graves 1 1.56%Grayson 1 1.56%Greenup 1 1.56%Hardin 2 3.12%Harrison 1 1.56%Henderson 1 1.56%Hopkins 3 4.68%Jefferson 8 12.5%Kenton 3 4.68%Madison 3 4.68%Magoffin 1 1.56%Marion 1 1.56%Meade 1 1.56%Oldham 1 1.56%Owen 1 1.56%Pike 1 1.56%Pulaski 1 1.56%Rowan 1 1.56%Spencer 2 3.12%Todd 1 1.56%Trimble 2 3.12%Wolfe 1 1.56%

FOSTER CARE17 Counties, 71 children

Referring # of % of County Children Children Served Served

Boone 1 1.4%Boyd 2 2.8%Bullitt 5 7.0%Campbell 1 1.4%Clay 1 1.4%Daviess 1 1.4%Fayette 2 2.8%Henderson 1 1.4%Jefferson 45 63.3%Kenton 2 2.8%Madison 1 1.4%Mason 3 4.3%Oldham 1 1.4%Pike 1 1.4%Shelby 2 2.8%Warren 1 1.4%Woodford 1 1.4%

CLIENTS WESERVE

St. Joe’s served over 300 children from more than

40 Kentucky counties. In 2014

we created 11 “forever families”

through our adoption services,

and prepared another 120 for

their “forever family.”

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CHILD DEVELOPMENT

CENTER

THERAPEUTIC FOSTER CARE

AND ADOPTION

St. Joe’s Child Development Center (CDC) was established in 1981 and has served thousands of children and families in the

community. The CDC has top notch teachers for children ages 6 weeks through preschool, and most importantly, gets them ready for primary school. The CDC has a competitive curriculum, quality and trustworthy childcare, and also an after school program for K-5th grade children. In 2014 the CDC served 177 children. The original mission of the CDC was to provide daytime childcare for children whose parents could not afford it but needed to work. As the community and the need for child care began to grow, the mission adapted. Now, the CDC is a learning based center, and the size of the facility has doubled! The CDC is now educating young children to be leaders of the future. The CDC provides a foundation for children’s educational paths. We follow a curriculum and all classes create weekly lesson

plans. We provide weekly Spanish, Music and exercise classes as well. All of the lead teachers have a CDA (Child Development Associates Degree) or Bachelor’s Degree and obtain 15 hours of continuing education every year.

“I tell people that you may see me as a blessing to my children, but

my children are a blessing to us.”

–from a foster parent

If not you,then who?

Giving Children a HomeFor more information visitwww.sjkids.org or (502) 893-0241 ext #208

Foster the Future by Saying Yes to a Child in Need.

St. Joe’s creates families. We celebrated our 100th adoption in 2013 (since

1996), and 11 adoptions in 2014. The therapeutic foster care and adoption program matches children not only from St. Joe’s, but all over Kentucky, to new families that are looking to foster and/or adopt. There are over 8,000 children in foster care in Kentucky, and St. Joe’s ranks in the top five of the state every year for number of adoptions. In 2014, 71 children and families from 17 counties were served. The average

length of stay at a foster family was 310

days, and St. Joe’s placed 38 new children with families.

Child Development Center

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T here is tremendous work and training that goes into matching children in our care with new families. St. Joe’s takes

time and care in making the right match, with the right synergy and the right home for each child. Some foster families take care of St. Joe’s kids only for a little while. These families nurture and support St. Joe’s kids knowing they will be sending them back home or to a relative. These foster parents watch the children grow for a short time and provide an invaluable service not only to the child but also to their families. It is our job at St. Joe’s to teach children to be successful in families. There is no better way to teach that than to place a child in a family, even if only for a little while. Other foster parents know from the beginning they are fostering-to-adopt and hope to be a forever family to a child. St. Joe’s continually ranks among the top in the state for number of adoptions every year. The St. Joe’s Foster Care and Adoption Program serves children from birth up to 20 years old from all over Kentucky. St. Joe’s program is unique because of the intense support the staff provide to the children and the families 24/7 and the focus on therapy. The families have a therapist for individual and family counseling throughout the process, access to many additional resources, social events, and special gatherings. The Foster Care and Adoption Program really is a large extended family in itself. Thank you to all of the foster families for opening your homes to children who need it!

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EXPENSESn Programs – $5,381,802.08 •Residential •FosterCare&Adoption •ChildDevelopmentCentern General Administrative – $345,214.30 •HumanResources •OfficeoftheExecutiveDirector •Finance&Benefits •IT •ContinuousQualityImprovementn Development Wages&Expenses–$488,580.60

$50,000 and upEstate of Raymond HauckLift a Life FoundationMrs. Mary W. MyersThe Norton Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John SchutteSummit Media Louisville $10,000 - $49,999Estate of Mr. Gilbert J. BechtMr. and Mrs. Bruce BrennanThe Cory FoundationThe Cralle Foundation IncEstate of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. DiersenFredB.&OpalS.Woosley Foundation Inc Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. HaganMr. and Mrs. Frank HarshawMr. and Mrs. Pat LancasterMarshall Charitable FoundationEstate of Mr. Allen S. MattinglyMorris Family FoundationEstate of Ms. Anna L. O’BrienEstate of Richard SiebelStarduck Charities WHAS Crusade For Children, Inc.Zeon Chemicals L.P. $1,000 - $9,99921C Museum HotelMr. William AbelAbel Construction CompanyAccuservEquipment&SupplyGrace Akers and Maria PriceAnonymous (6)All About Kids FoundationApplebee’s Neighborhood Grill and BarMs. Alyssa AshleyAtlas Brown IncAtria CommunitiesAtria SpringdaleBale EquipmentMr. Christopher BarberMr. Clarence J. BiegertJeff and Karla BlainMrs. Mary Pat BlankensteinMrs. Peggy BostelmanMr. William S. Bowles

British Sports Car ClubSandy and Roger BrooksDonna and Frank BrothersRobert and Susanne BucklerDr. and Mrs. Robert J. BurckardtByerly Ford - NissanMs. Barbara CarterCBRE LouisvilleCBS OutdoorChampions For Children IncMr. Brian CrumleyMr. Pete B. DelaneyMr. Brian DesiletsDollar General Literacy FoundationDollar Tree #5192Dri-ViewFastline PublicationsMr. William FawbushFord Motor CompanyMr. and Mrs. Charles R. FrenchFrito LayGE FoundationGE United Way CampaignPhilip and Karol GeorgeMr. Larry A. GilpinDr. and Mrs. Randall A. GraehlerMs. Sandra GrahamMs. Teresa GrayGreater Louisville Dart AssociationGroup Marketing Services, LLCEstate of Ellen B. HabichMs. Debbie HackettMr. David Hardy Mr. John HaysMr. David HeitHerman H. Nettelroth FundHoly SpiritHonorable Order of Kentucky ColonelsMr. and Mrs. Albert C. HortonHorton Fruit Co., Inc.Humana, Inc.HMC IncorporatedHussung Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Information ResourcesJ Maurin Home Inspection, Inc.Jamie Parsley Family Foundation Jordan ClinesMs. Carol JuettenKentucky Housing CorpMr. and Mrs. Richard M. KuteKY Board of Medical LicensureLG&EandKUEnergyLLCLouisville Kennel ClubLouisville Metro GovernmentLouisville Numismatic ExchangeLucas Oil Products, Inc.The Mahan Foundation Inc

Mrs. Loretta MatureMcClanahan School of Irish DanceMcMahan GroupMr. and Mrs. P.K. McNeleyEstate of Alma S. MeisnerMichaelsMillennium Forge, Inc.Minor And Company, Inc Neace LukensNeighborhood EngagementNel S. Morrison Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. John L. NewcombNorton HealthcareParty MartJacob PawlakPlay It Again SportsMr. and Mrs. J. Alexander Ratterman, Jr.Ratterman&Sons,Inc. Mr. Chris RezvanianRiver Of Life ChurchRonald McDonald House Charities of Kentuckiana, Inc.Jason Sanders and Diane GahatesMs. Mary A. SchladandMr. Albert M. SchultenMs. Betty SchutteEstate of Lois SchwartzMr. M. B. SennEstate of Alan E. ShadburneShamrock Builders IncMs. Lindsay ShepardMrs. Gloria ShraderSiemens Rail Automation CorporationMr. Gary J. SlaughterSomething Bigger Than YourselfSt. Aloysius Peewee Valley Girl ScoutsSteel TechnologySterling G Thompson InsuranceUnited Automobile WorkersUnity Baptist ChurchUPSMr. Mike UrbanMs. Ridete P. UsherV.V. Cooke FoundationVaal’sFurniture&ApplicanceInc.VICO of LouisvilleMrs. Ambika M. VivekanandanWalmartEstateofWanetta&JosephHaganJr Char TuaMr. and Mrs. John F. WeisbachMs. Chris WhelanMr. and Mrs. Michael WhiteWillis Klein CommercialYarnell Family FoundationMr. Barry YatesMr. Mark T. Yost

YUM! Brands Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joel ZipperleZoeller Company $500 - $999Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. AdamsAnchorage Presbyterian ChurchAnonymous (4)ArtsreachAtria Stony BrookMs. Susan R. BahlMs. Phyllis BanksBaptistHealthLabor&DeliveryMarc BarlowMr. Paul BertrandDavid and Regina BeyerBill Sheets PhotographyMrs. Vivian C. BlackMs. Kathy BlairMrs. Karen BonuraBorders Family FoundationMr. Cecil BratcherMr. and Mrs. Robert D. BraunEstate of Anna Burke Caldwell Tanks, INC.Mr. and Mrs. Tony CentodocatiCordiniImplant&PeriodonticsKatie Crave and Caroline CambronMs. Mary A. CrawfordCurrent 360Dr. James DeanMr. and Mrs. Roger W. DeelMs. Carol W. DennesMs. Paige DennisonMr. and Mrs. Craig DilgerDollar Tree #1313Dollar Tree #1944Dollar Tree #2999Dollar Tree #3155Estate of Thelma DunlevyEbenezer Church Of The Living GodExpeditors IntMs. Barbara FabricantMs. Allison FaroneDennis and Ida FerreeFirst United Methodist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. FitzpatrickMr. and Mrs. Aaron FlakerMrs. Margaret FornearMr. and Mrs. Jerry FuellingThe Gardner Foundation, Inc.Ms. Brandi GennaroMs. Jeanette GettelfingerGirl Scout Troop 2020Mr. and Mrs. John GleasonMs. Donna GoodlettW. Elijah Greene

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2O14 REVENUE & EXPENSES

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

REVENUEn CDC tuition – $984,958n Residential – $2,397,726n Foster Care – $1,020,422n Govt Subsidies – $19,584n Picnic – $532,569n Society Dues – $7,970nDonations&Grants–$1,135,699n Other Income – $258,537

“When children come to St. Joe’s they are provided

not only things that they need but

they are loved, they are cared

for and they are safe. That’s a very important role to

play in a child’s life when they have

been through what some of these

children have been through.”

-- Sewing Society Volunteer

Edwards LandscapeMr. Roger EggerlingMr. and Mrs. William EhnesMs. Marina EllisonLori and John EnglishMs. Helen EntricanMr. Charles L. Eppinghoff Ms. Stephanie EpsteinMs. Judy EthertonMs. Carol FairmanMs. Jan FallerLichtefeld FamilyMs. Nancy FarrellMr. Dorse J. FieldsDr. Stuart A. FinkMr. Zachary FisherDr. and Mrs. Paul A. FleitzSean ForeMr. and Mrs. Edward J. FortenerFrankfort Avenue Business AssociationMr. Frederick R. FranklinFresh MarketMs. Mary B. FroehlichFuller Cable Construction, LLCCarolyn and Joe FurdekMr. Stephen A. GagelMr. Varun GandhiMs. Peggy GardnerMiss Lora GastMr. George I. GatesRobert and Melissa GatesGates Automotive Service, Inc.Mrs. Rosemary GatrostMs. Karen GattiMr. Robert GaydoshMr. Luigi GelsominiMrs. Martha GerstleMr. Mark GingerichGirl Scout Troop #2299Girl Scout Troop #903Girl Scout Troop 1224Girl Scout Troops #715 And #1919Ms. Ann GivensGlidden-Spina + Partners Architecture- Interior Design, IncMs. Jennie GomezMs. Kirsten L. GoodmanM. Charlotte GoodmanMs. Una GooseyMr. and Mrs. Chris A. GouldMs. Holly GraasMr. and Mrs. J. David D. GraasMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. GraasMs. Lauren GraehlerRev. Joseph T. GraffisMr. and Mrs. David R. GrahamMr. and Mrs. Dana Granger

Mr. and Mrs. C. David GravatteMr. and Mrs. Michael GravenMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. GraysonMs. Pat GreenwellKim and Gregory GreenwoodMakayla GrimesMr. and Mrs. James N. GroftMr. Allen K. Gruner and Mrs. Donna M. GrunerMr. Paul T. GrunerMr. David GuestMr. Jason HabichMs. Ann HaeberlinMr. Steve Haines Ms. Sarah HallMs. Karen E. HallamCraig and Kristie HankeMr. and Mrs. John H. HansMr. Craig HarbsmeierMs. Ashley HarperMr. and Mrs. Kevin A. HarpringMr. and Mrs. Bertrand HartlageMr. and Mrs. Floyd W. HartlageMs. Mary L. HartlageMr. and Mrs. Phil HasselwanderMs. Fay HauptMr. and Mrs. Frank L. HausmanMr. and Mrs. David HaussMr. and Mrs. Todd HaussMr. John A. HayesMr. and Mrs. Hayden F. HeaphyMr. and Mrs. John HeichelbechMr. Keith HeichelbechMs. Barbara HempMs. Holly HendricksMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. HenningerMs. Joan HessMr. Louis HettingerMs. Andrea HibbardMr. and Mrs. James P. HickeyMs. Karen HicksHighland Roofing Co, Inc.Highland Youth RecreationHillerich&BradsbyCo.Hipp InspiredMs. Tamara HoaglandMr. and Mrs. Donald N. HobenMr. Thomas HoferMrs. Alvina HoffmannMr. and Mrs. Michael E. HordMs. Kristie HowardMr. and Mrs. Ken HoweMr. and Mrs. Michael A. HubbuchDixie HuddlestonMrs. Patricia S. HughesThe Humana Foundation IncHumana, Inc.

Ms. Erica Hunley ICISValdis and Catherine IndzersInfinite Balance Massage, LLCInternational Vending IncJack Fry’sMs. Dawn Jacob Mrs. Lillian N. JarnaginMs. Barbara JarvisMr. John JohnsonMs. Angela JonesMr. and Mrs. William KaelinMs. Joyce KapsoMr. and Mrs. Dean KealErin Keane and Drew ZippVicki and Steve KeiberMr. Joshua KelleyKellogg’s SnacksKelly ServicesMr. Bruce J. KempfKentucky Association Of Electric Cooperatives, Inc.Kentucky Cover LoversKentucky Hospital Service Company of KY LLCMs. Angela D. KesslerMr. and Mrs. Alan M. KestlerMr. and Mrs. Gary M. KieperMr. Patrick M. KingWilliam and Catherine KingMs. Virginia KlaphekeMr. and Mrs. Philip A. KleinMs. Elizabeth A. KoehlerMr. Drew Kolditz Ms. Ann KoppleMs. Tara Kremer KrogerKroger Community Rewards ProgramMs. Tina KrullKuehne&NagelsDr. Forrest S. KuhnMrs. Donna KuntzschMr. and Mrs. David S. KurtzMr. Ted LaBedzTzuying LaiGordon LambMr. Ben M. Lear Ms. Nicolette LeeMr. John LeeperMs. Stephanie LewisLHI Lighting Sales, Inc.Mr. John LightseyMs. Alicia LindleyMs. Deborah J. LindseyMs. Meg LivesaySarah and Christopher LockhartMr. and Mrs. Paul A. Logsdon

Louisville BalletLouisville Metro Department of Human ResourcesMr. and Mrs. Lester LoylessMr. Anthony Luft Mr. John LuttrellLyndon Elks Lodge 2052Ms. Lara MacGregorMs. Tonda MackMs. Alison MaloneMr. Kwabena MarfoMs. Lauren M. MarksMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. MatherlyMr. John J. Maurin Ms. Robbyn MaylottMs. Julie MaytonMr. David J. MazzoniMr. Floyd T. McCubbinsMcDonald’s Brittiff EnterprisesMs. Theresa McDonnellSuzann McGarveyMr. David McGawMr. Clay McMillanMs. Ginger MehlingMs. Beverly MerzMs. Sandy MetelMr. Robert MetzlerMr. and Mrs. David W. MeyerGeorge and Beverly MeyerMr. and Mrs. Michael MeyerDr. Justin MillerMinor&CoMiraflex GlassesMr. and Mrs. Jerry MochMs. Victoria MondayMr. Roger MooreMs. Debbie MorrisMortenson Family DentalMrs. Mary MoseleyMs. Amy MoyerMr. and Mrs. James E. MuellerMr. and Mrs. John E. MuellerMs. Brenda MusickMs. Jennifer MutwalliMr. Joe NailNature by Design LLCMs. Sandra NeatMr. and Mrs. Bill Nellums Sarah and Jon NelsonMr. and Mrs. James NesbitDavid and C. Reed NettMr. William NewmanMs. Charlotte NewtonMs. Hilda NoelMs. Dianne NorbergMr. James B. NordmannNorton Community Medical Associates

Ms. Shayla GreerDr. and Mrs. J. Kent GregoryMs. Cheryl HaddyMs. Amy HallMr. and Mrs. Carl J. HegerMr. and Mrs. John J. HurleMarc and Elizabeth JansonTeresa JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Alan JonesMr. Daryl KellyKentucky Bigfoot Research OrganizationKentucky Farm BureauKFC, Inc.Kohl’s Department Store #1272Kohl’s Department Store #1394Kohl’s Department Store #251Kohl’s Department Store #288Kohl’s Department Store #513Mr. David KremerKrogerMs. Shannon LamptonMrs. Dorothy LewisMr. Thomas LintonLonghorn SteakhouseLouisville Metro Police 7th DivisionMr. and Mrs. Robert J. LubbersDr. Robert M. LukesMr. and Mrs. Andrew MaMr. Christopher L. McGarveyMr. C. F. MedleyMercer TransportationMetro United WayMilo’s Famous TeaMs. Rebecca MohnMr. and Mrs. Anthony W. MurrNationwide StudiosOlive Garden #1852Our Lady of LourdesKathy and Mike PatrickMs. Tobe M. PennyLeslie and Andrew Potter Sally and Mark PowersMrs. Jody RansdellMr. and Mrs. Larry RileyRotary Club Of Southwest Louisville FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gary RumrillRussell Creek Baptist ChurchMs. Jen SalsmanDr. and Mrs. SauerDavid and Lynn SchneiderSealed Air CorpMr. David SeaySewing Society of St. Joseph Children’s HomeMr. James Shircliff

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff SoeteSouthwest AirlinesSt. Margaret Mary Catholic SchoolSt. MarthaSt. Matthews Fraternal Order of PoliceDr. Joseph and Mrs. Cindy Sauer Jay and Stacey StoutTexas RoadhouseMrs. Darlene Thornberry and Mr. Steve ThornberryToni E Crawford Charitable FundTop Line Material HandlingUnity Missionary Baptist ChurchMr. Scott WebsterMr. Andrew WellingMr. David WilliamsOletta WilliamsMr. T. Craig WilsonDennis Withey and Kathy WilsonMs. Amy WoodYum/KFC PR And Internal Communications $100 - $499Ms. Nancy AbellMr. and Mrs. Neil AbneyMs. Colette AckerActors Theater of LouisvilleMr. Robert B. AdamsMr. Robert H. AdamsLily and Cheryl AdesAirline Bapitst ChurchMr. and Mrs. Kenneth AldersonMs. Elizabeth AlexanderAllie J Salon IncMr. Will AltsmanMs. Joan Alvey American Legion AuxiliaryAmerican Legion Post 180Mr. Edward AndersonAnonymous (3) Mr. Steve AndroitAshley/Rountree&AssociatesAssumption High SchoolAutomotiveQuality&LogisticsIncAutotruck Federal Credit UnionAwakening Church LouisvilleMr. John BachmannMs. Ashley BaileyMr. Ron BakanMs. Mariam BallantineBallou’s Rent All IncBank of America Matching GiftsMs. Stephanie BarberMs. Tamara BargerMs. Kacie BartleyMr. Stephen Bauer

Mr. and Mrs. David BeardenMs. Ann E. BellBelterraMr. and Mrs. Edward BergerMr. Louis BergerMs. Emily BergrenBernheim ForestMr. and Mrs. Paul BerrymanMs. Francine BessalaAndrea and Daniel BesseMr. and Mrs. Stephen BiagiMr. Thomas BiegMr. Joseph A. BilbyMr. and Mrs. Bernard K. Bindner, Sr.Ms. Amy BirkMr. and Mrs. Douglas BishopBlack Youth Educational OrganizationBlackbird CountyMr. Michael P. BlandfordBenjamin and Kelly BlincoeBluegrass BurgersMs. Deborah BluestoneMr. Melton BoazMr. and Mrs. George B. BoehnleinMs. Kathleen BondMs. Helen S. BoothSara and James BoswellBountiful Blessings, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Eddie W. BowlingBoy Scouts Of America Troop 1Bre IncThe Brees Dream FoundationMs. Simran BrerMs. Courtney BrockMr. Michael BrooksMr. and Mrs. Gordon S. BrownMs. Karen BrownBrownsboro Center Barber ShopMr. David Wayne and Mrs. Kim BrumleveDr. Denise BruneauMs. Danielle BryanBryant-BurnettHeating&AirCondJohn and Krisiny Bucher C2 Strategic Communications LLCMr. and Mrs. James P. CampbellMs. Elaine CarmanMs. Tara CarpenterMs. Sonni CarterMs. Barbara CasabellaMs. Tammy CaudillMs. Tammy ChambersChenoweth ElementaryChick-fil-AChristian AcademyMs. Laura ClarkMary and Joseph Clark

Ms. Patricia M. ClarkMs. Kerrie ClasenMs. Janet CobbRodney Coffman and Chad EddingsMs. Charlotte ColemanMs. Rhonda CollinsMs. Anna CooperMs. Anne CopeMr. and Mrs. James CorbettCorpus Christi SchoolMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. CortsCostcoMr. and Mrs. Dario A. CoviMs. Gale CoxMs. Dana CraigMs. Madeline CraigMr. and Ms. Scott CranmerMrs. Abbie CreedCrescent Hill Dental CareMr. David CrumeMrs. Frances CummingsMr. Thomas R. CurtinCutting Tools, Inc.Ms. Ana DaniesMr. and Mrs. Scott W. DantMs. Christine DechowDr. and Mrs. Joseph S. DeckMr. Joseph D. DecoraMr. and Mrs. Terence DelaneyMs. Heather DennisonMs. Hermine DenzingerThe DePaul SchoolDr. Kit S. DevineMs. Gina R. DewittMr. James M. DickmanMs. Frankie DiersonDollar Tree #1047Dollar Tree #1898Dollar Tree #2307Dollar Tree #2410Dollar Tree #5138Jeannie and Pat DonovanMr. and Mrs. Brian P. DoughertyMrs. Claudette DoyleDPR ConstructionMr. Tony DragoKristy Dugan and Brent MillsMs. Basima K. DuhokiMr. Tom Dunbar Ms. Alexis Durlauf Scott and Ann DuthieEarl Thieneman GreenhousesEcken&Smith,P.S.C.Mr. and Mrs. John EckmanEdward Wagner Family Charitable TrustMr. Nathan Edwards

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DONORS Continued

Ms. Patricia OakesMr. and Ms. Doug O’BryanMr. Jerry O’HearnMs. Ekwutosi OkoliOldham County Middle SchoolMr. William F. OlgesMr. John J. OliverMr. Mike O’MaryOscar’s HardwareMs. Joyce OttJason and Krystal OttersbergMs. Brittney OwensMr. and Mrs. James OwensMr. and Mrs. Paul M. PankMs. Bev ParrisMr. Stu PassMs. Mindy PattonPeake MediaMr. David A. Peppers Ms. Dianna A. PompeiMr. William C. PorterMr. Sam C. PottingerDamien and Kathryn PratherMs. Phyllis PrinceMrs. Ellen RabeneckRack 66, Inc.Ms. Megan RaisleMr. and Mrs. Christian F. RappMr. James M. RayReddingQCSvcIncMr. and Mrs. Robert J. RehMs. Stephanie RibasMr. Franklin RichardsRichland Family Dental PLLCMr. and Mrs. Robert G. RickertMr. Wayne H. RickertMs. Deborah RiddettMs. Karen RileyMr. and Mrs. Ralph D. RisiminiMr. Mark E. RobbinsMs. Linda RobertsMrs. Claire L RoeMr. Bernard Roke and Ms. Lucille J. FarleyMs. Sheree RoppelMr. Virgil R. RoppelM. Alice RosenbergMs. Leslie RueffMr. Owen RunnerMs. Melissa RussellMs. Suzanne RutledgeMs. Joyce SamuelsMs. Eugenia SanderfootMr. and Mrs. Bill SandersMr. James SattlerRobert and Angela SauerMrs. Martha Sauter

Ms. Velma SaylorMr. and Mrs. Maxwell ScheckMr. Raymond SchellerDr. Joseph Ernest SchmidtMrs. Barbara SchmittMr. David SchneiderMr. William Schneider Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. SchnurrMr. Steven SchotterBarbara Schrodt M.D.Dr. G. Randolph Schrodt Sr.Mr. Christian SchuhMr. W. Keith SchulerMr. Brad SchulzMs. Linda SchweinhartMr. Phil Scott and Mrs. Karen ScottMs. Patsy ScroghamMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. SeayMs.QueenieSembillo-WolzMr. Phillip SetaccioliShane Dawson BandMrs. Hilda SherrillMs. Randi L. ShippDr. and Dr. Robb ShraderMr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Sils Ms. Laurie SimmonsMr. Bill SimpsonMs. Diane SkaggsMrs. Janet SmithMrs. Mary J. SmithMs. Mindy SmithRussell and Kathleen SmithWill and Tiffany SmithMr. Mike SmolinskiMs. Heather SniderMr. and Mrs. Scott D. SnowdenMr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Sprague

Mr. Jim St. ClairSt. Francis of AssisiSt. Margaret Mary Seniors GroupSt. Michael Catholic ChurchSt. Thomas More Catholic School Ms. Sherri L. StallingsMrs. Mary Ann StamonState Farm Adam Sparks AgentMrs. Jennie L. StaugasRita and Keith StaytonMr. and Mrs. E. Joseph SteierMr. and Mrs. David J. SteinbockJames and Ann SteltenpohlMs. Kimberly StephensonMr. and Mrs. Brian M. StephensonSteven B. Cline Garage SpecialistMs. Debra M. StilgerMs. Leslie StiversMs. Rita L. StosbergMr. John StothardStrategic CommunicationsMs. Jamella M. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Gilles H. TapolskyMs. Michelle TemnikarMs. Donna TestroetMary Ann Thiele Ms. Anita ThomasonMs. Joyce TinnellTom Drexler Plumbing, IncMr. Jorge L. TorresMs. Jill TrinkleUnisealUPSUSA National Miss Scholarship OrgMr. Monu M. UwodiV.A.A.C.A of KY PSCDr. Donald T. Varga

Mr. Mark VernonMrs. Martha S. WagnerMr. and Mrs. Ted WaldeyerMs. Dorothy WalkerMr. Joseph WalkerDeanna Shell WarthMs. Beverly WeaverMr. and Mrs. Albert WeisbachMr. Mac WeisenbergerMs. Karen WelshMr. and Mrs. Paul R. WentzelMs. Jennifer WhelanTim and Beth WhelanWhite Castle Distribution Mr. Dick WhyteMs. Gabrielle WilkersonWillis Klein HardwareMr. Malcolm J. WintergerstMr. and Mrs. W.K. WintersMs. Diana WrightMrs. Juanita K. WrightWyatt,Tarrant&CombsMs. Susan Yaple Ms. Joyce YoungMs. Tracy Young

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