The Maple Center, Inc.

The Maple Center, Inc.
2009 Annual Report
THE MAPLE CENTER, INC
1801 North Sixth Street
Suite 600
Terre Haute, IN 47804
Phone: (812) 234-8733
www.themaplecenter.org
If I can stop one heart from breaking
I shall not live in vain
If I can ease one life the aching
Or cool one pain
Or help one fainting robin
Unto his nest again
I shall not live in vain.
Emily Dickinson
THE MAPLE CENTER, INC.
2009 ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S ANNUAL LETTER
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BOARD CHAIR’S ANNUAL LETTER
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MISSION AND VISION STATEMENTS
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2009 HIGHLIGHTS
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2009 HIGHLIGHTS
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MATERNITY SERVICES
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MATERNITY SERVICES
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HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT THE MAPLE CENTER
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JOHN BLACK MEMORIAL RESEARCH LIBRARY
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MAPLE CENTER PHOTO MONTAGE
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MAPLE CENTER PHOTO MONTAGE
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2009 GRANTS AWARDED
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MAPLE CENTER FUNDRAISERS
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DONORS AND SUPPORTERS
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2009 BALANCE SHEET
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MAPLE CENTER VOLUNTEERS
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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STAFF AND COMMITTEES
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MONTHLY MATTERS AND WEBSITE
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2010 FUTURE GOALS
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CHIP PROGRAM
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CHIP Program Future Plans
Lifestyle Medicine-Reverse heart disease,
hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, and more
We have discovered the CHIP program and are preparing to
offer it to the Wabash Valley in keeping with the Maple Center
purpose “to provide lifestyle transforming educational programs
and support groups for men and women.” In October, a team of
volunteers attended the Train the Trainer session for CHIPCoronary Health Improvement Project- in Rockford Illinois and a
pilot program occurred in early 2010.
The CHIP curriculum details an eight week community based
therapeutic lifestyle changing program offered as 2 evening
classes per week that assists participants in preventing or reversing serious chronic illnesses-Coronary Artery Disease,
Diabetes, Hypertension, High Cholesterol and other physical
challenges with a very low fat diet, moderate regular exercise,
stress management and group support. Similar to much more
expensive retreat based programs (Ornish, Pritikin, McDougall),
over 50,000 people have completed this curriculum with
published effective results. (www.chiphealth.com)
Many people are unaware that with lifestyle changes, one can
actually reverse hardening of the arteries and reduce or stop
many medications. Knowledge is power
and this program truly teaches one how to
make the recommended changes in a fun
atmosphere.
NEXT SESSION: Sept. 24-Nov.18, 2010.
2009 ANNUAL REPORT-THE MAPLE CENTER, INC.
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Future Goals of The Maple Center
Executive Director’s Annual letter
As I reflected on 2009 at The Maple Center (TMC) I remembered a quote of Anne Frank, “How
wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.”
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Add new program-CHIP
Review and revise By-Laws
Expand volunteer assistance
Increase grant writing and secure
program funding
Support Maternal Health Clinic and
Breastfeeding Coalition of the Wabash Valley
Establish collaboration with community
organizations and businesses
Promote name recognition of The Maple
Center and community support of the
nonprofit
Continue collaboration with Coleman Cancer
Foundation to bring integrative services to
Wabash Valley cancer survivors
Enhance and expand John Black
Memorial Library services and use
During this past year as Executive Director I had the privilege of working with individuals who
seem to have this sentiment as their daily mantra. When there was a need, or request for their
time, expertise, talent or financial support they responded “Yes!” Despite very busy lives and/or
personal health challenges, all gave of their time, talent, expertise and finances to "improve the
world" by putting into action their commitment to the residents of our community through their
involvement in the Maple Center.
Starting with The Maple Center's eclectic board of directors-each member brings to TMC board
meetings and programs their unique gifts. Being the only staff person this year afforded me
opportunities to learn to rely on others. An example is the planning of the 2010 Celebration of
Life program for breast cancer survivors/patients. These breast cancer survivors have participated in TMC's programs and they are TMC's best cheerleaders-not only promoting but also
volunteering their time, talents and finances to develop the Komen grant programs.
In addition to planning, programs require time and energy to assemble materials. The Union
Hospital Service League, affectionately referred to as the “Golden Foldies” demonstrated joy
filled camaraderie during what could have been tedious work.
Other volunteers said “yes” to my requests for help and student volunteers were not only helpful
but also brought a fresh perspective with their idealism and desire to contribute to their community. During 2009 The Maple Center was fortunate to have community and business partners
and these fine supporters are recognized on page 17 of this Annual Report. Contributions by
community partners and businesses reduce the financial burden and enrich The Maple Center’s
programs.
Financial support in the forms of personal donations and grants are the foundation of TMC’s
ability to provide unique integrative health community programs and clinical services. Many
individuals consistently give generously to TMC. In 2009-2010 grant awards included: Art
Reach, Duke Energy, Susan G. Komen for the Cure Wabash Valley Affiliate, and the March of
Dimes. The Maple Center is grateful for every personal, business donation, and grant award.
As I reflect on 2009 I am filled with gratitude for the which divided the tasks and multiplied the
successes and for opportunities to get to know some of you. I am looking forward to putting into
action the possibilities of future TMC programs. I invite you to consider joining The Maple Center
team as a volunteer and experience its growth first hand. The continued success of The Maple
Center depends upon each of us!
As you reflect on 2009 and continue to make plans for 2010 remember “nobody need wait a
single moment before starting to improve the world.”
Wishing you healing & health!
Melissa Dominguez Geib, MEd
Executive Director
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2009 ANNUAL REPORT-THE MAPLE CENTER, INC. (PAGE 3)
Board Chair’s Letter
Friends of The Maple CenterThank you for your contributions of time, talent and treasure that have
allowed The Maple Center programs to thrive in 2009. Because of you,
these pages document the education and services brought to the Wabash
Valley by The Maple Center.
Melissa Geib, our new executive director has provided trusted stability and
many hours of dedicated service in this year of consolidation and frugal
reorganization. The Board has worked hard to write grants, offer programs,
and provide creative fundraising.
We are grateful for continued funding through grantors: Komen Race for the
Cure-Wabash Valley Affiliate, Arts Illiana, the Hux Foundation, The Coleman
Cancer Center’s Foundation, and the donors listed within.
We are delighted that the Midwife Practice has added full-time nurse midwife
Helen Beane, CNM and part-time ISU professor, Marcee Everly, CNM, ND to
Anne Mishler, CNM’s now five year old practice. Women in our
community now have expanded options for empowering family centered
maternity and birth care at Union Hospital because they are here. One of
The Maple Center’s purposes—“To support and assist the Union Hospital
Maternal Health Clinic in delivering nurse midwives to the Wabash Valley”-has definitely been accomplished.
The Maple Center Clinical Practices have also welcomed Sandra Hendrich,
DPT-Physical Therapist with Chinese medicine training, Tracy Richardson,
MS, Music Therapist, and Michael Tindera, PA-C, who specializes in Pain
Care
An exciting new focus will fulfill one of our original purposes-“To offer lifestyle
transforming educational programs and support groups for men and women.”
Details about the CHIP (Coronary Health Improvement Project) are contained within.
We look forward to 2010 and to the opportunity to bring Integrative Health
(the Best of Modern Medicine combined with the best of Complementary
Care) options to you.
Namaste, Kathleen Auen Stienstra, MD, Board Chair
2009 ANNUAL REPORT-THE MAPLE CENTER, INC. (PAGE 4)
GRANTS & PROGRAMS COMMITTEE
Kathy Baysinger
Zann Carter
Carol Crawford
Karen Cunningham
Julie Fine
Melissa Geib
Roy Geib, CHAIR
Jean Kristeller
Margaret Moga
Kathleen Stienstra
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
Shelley Arvin
Vanta Black
Linda Edwards
Suzy Fletcher
Melissa Geib
Kathy Hackleman
Elizabeth Lorenzen
Laura Mitchell
Chris Schellenberg
Kathleen Stienstra
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE
Zann Carter, CHAIR
Melissa Geib
Cathy Laska
PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
Annette Alexander
Zann Carter, CHAIR
Melissa Geib
Jean Kristeller
Stacie Marlin
Monthly Matters and
The Maple Center Website
E-NEWSLETTER
REGISTRATION
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registration form at
The Maple Center or email:
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All issues of Monthly Matters are
online: www.themaplecenter.org.
Topic suggestions and
comments WANTED!
The Maple Center Website
Updates are underway on The Maple Center’s website.
Access the site for program information and registration details,
and for Maple Center facts and photos.
www.themaplecenter.org
2009 ANNUAL REPORT-THE MAPLE CENTER, INC. (PAGE 21)
The Maple Center
Staff and Committees
TMC CLINICAL OFFICE STAFF
Diana Easton, CMA
Katy Harden, Receptionist
Christine McCormick, LPN
Kristi Turner, Office Manager
CLINICIANS
Sandra Hendrich, DPT
Margaret Moga, PhD
Tracy Richardson, MS, MT
Kathleen Stienstra, MD
Michael Tindera,
Helen Beane, MSN,CNM
Anne Mishler, MSN CNM
NONPROFIT OFFICE STAFF
Melissa Dominguez Geib, MEd,
Executive Director
UNION HOSPITAL MATERNAL
HEALTH CLINIC OFFICE STAFF
Janett Allen, RN, CLC
Stephanie Cloutier, LPN
Laura Dever, BSW
Nancy Haynes, BSW
Mary Huffman, RN, MSM, Mgr.
Tenna Lee
Nicole Page
Deborah Stevens, MS, CADC
CLINICIANS
Helen Beane, MSN, CNM
Mary Huffman, BSN, MSM
Robert La Louche, MD
Anne Mishler, MSN, CNM
Kathleen Stienstra, MD
Union Hospital Family Medicine
Residents
ANNUAL BOARD MEETING & DINNER
Annette Alexander
Vanta Black
Carol Crawford
Karen Cunningham
Melissa Geib
Kathleen Stienstra
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
Karen Cunningham
Julie Fine
Melissa Geib
Roy Geib
Randy Stevens, CHAIR
Kathleen Stienstra
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Annette Alexander
Roy Geib
Melissa Geib
Mary Huffman
Randy Stevens
Kathleen Stienstra, CHAIR
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Annette Alexander
Melissa Geib
Roy Geib
Randall Stevens
Kathleen Stienstra, CHAIR
FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE
Annette Alexander
Janett Allen
Vanta Black, CHAIR
Ann Ferguson
Melissa Geib
Cheers to Good Health
Annette Alexander, CHAIR
Vanta Black
Karen Cunningham
Ann Ferguson
Melissa Geib
Katy Harden
Lana Taylor
Kristi Turner
Chris McCormick
2009 ANNUAL REPORT-THE MAPLE CENTER, INC. (PAGE 20)
Mission & Vision Statements
Mission Statement
Assist individuals and families to optimize health and the
quality of their lives.
Offer high quality and accessible Integrative Health and
Maternity Care options.
Promote a mutually respectful partnership
between the client and health care provider.
The Maple Center was conceived in
response to the desire to:
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Assure access to family centered
maternity care for all in the community.
Support a dedicated home with expanded services for
the Maternal Health Clinic
Deliver the option of nurse midwifery care to the Wabash Valley
Provide integrative health consultations for all ages,
and lifestyle transforming educational programs and support groups for men and women.
Create a place where individuals and their families find
a listening ear and caring heart.
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2009 Highlights
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Monthly Matters, e-letter published monthly
Portrait Project (ongoing)
Natural Childbirth Classes (ongoing)
Treehouse Club: Meadows and DeVaney
Schools
 Tai Chi for Health (January—March)
 Y-Me, Breast Cancer Survivors: TMC Komen
Grant Program Presentation by Melissa
Geib and Roy Geib
 Cheers to Good Health Fundraiser
 Indiana University School of Medicine’s
Terre Haute Community Health Fair-Melissa Geib
 Celebration of Life for Breast Cancer
Survivors
 Gibault Health Fair—Melissa and Roy Geib
 Anne Mishler Indiana Perinatal Network
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Recognition Service Award
 Rock your Socks Fundraiser
 Vigo County Health Department Health Fair
Melissa and Roy Geib
 Biofeedback Training—Roy Geib and
Kathy Stienstra, Jean Kristeller
 World Tai Chi and Qigong Day—Roy Geib and
Tai Chi Breast Cancer Survivors
 Annual Dinner and Meeting at ISU
 Kiwanis Club Presentation of Treehouse Club
 Music Therapy
 Anne Mishler Named Educator of the Year by
Union Hospital Family Medicine Residency
Program
 Christine McCormick received 30 Years Union
Hospital Service Award
 Breastfeeding Coalition of the Wabash Valley
Monthly Meetings at The Maple Center
 Wabash Valley Community Foundation Grant
Session: Melissa and Roy Geib and Zann Carter
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2009 Creating a Path Through Loss the
Arts as Healing Tools Volunteers
Zann Carter, Speaker
Rebecca Eggleston, Student
Shaun Hussey, Tech support
Kathy Gotshall, Speaker
Amy Kindred, Speaker
Cathie Laska, Speaker
2009 Art Heals Booth Volunteers
Zann Carter, Speaker
Rebecca Eggleston, Student
2009 Portrait Project Volunteers
Eloise Weymouth, Artist
John Buck, Portrait Subject
Nellie Gresham, Portrait Subject
Anette Alexander, CD
Janett Allen, RN, CLC
Kathleen Baysinger, MS
Vanta Black, MEd
Suzanne Carter
Carol Crawford, BA
Karen Cunningham, LPT
Julie Fine, PhD, FNP-BC
Roy Geib, PhD
Mary Huffman, BSN, MSM
Jean Kristeller, PhD
Nellie Simbol, JD
Randall Stevens, MD
Kathleen A. Stienstra, MD
Melissa Dominguez Geib, MEd
2009 Portrait Project Volunteers
(Continued)
Gina Stepp Portrait Subject
Lisa Wiley, Portrait Subject
Abby Ley, IU School of Medicine Student
Amanda Pinney, ISU Student
Megan Woodsmall, ISU Student
2009 CHIP Training Team Volunteers
Megan Bland
Amanda Chapman
Karen Cunningham
Julie Fine
Clare Jordan
Brendan Kearns
Sylvia Middaugh
Kathleen Stienstra
Deborah Stevens
Lana Taylor
Board 1st Vice-Chair
Board Member; Chair
Breastfeeding Coalition
Board Member
Board Member; Chair Fundraising
Board Member; Chair
Publicity and Memorial;
Chair-Loss/Arts
Workshop
Board Member
Board Member;
Chair-CHIP Program
Board Member
Board Member;
Chair-Grants and
Programs
Board Secretary
Board Member
Board Member
Board 2nd Vice-Chair;
Chair-Credentials
Board Chair; ChairExecutive and Finance
Committee
EX-Officio; Executive
Director, The Maple Center
Maple Center Board of Directors
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2009 Highlights
Maple Center Volunteers
Not what we give, but what we share,
For the gift without the giver is bare.
~James Russell Lowell
The Maple Center’s MONTLHY
MATTERS E-NEWSLETTER
VOLUNTEERS
Special thank you to Stacie Marlin and
Zann Carter for your creativity and
technical support.
Thank you to the following for your
2009 contributions:
Shalynne Addison
Janett Allen
Vanta Black
Saundra Bourke
Mary Burns
Zann Carter
Amanda Caton
Brandon Coble
Karen Cunningham
Melissa Dominguez Geib
Roy Geib
Lauren Glende
Abigal Helene Harden
Cassey Heaton
Mary Huffman
Stacie Marlin
Kathleen Stienstra
Lana Taylor
Debby Trierweiler
Union Hospital Service League
VOLUNTEERS
Susan Cross
Dick Cross
Elinor Cleveland
John Cleveland
Margot Gillespie
Arlene Hare
Marilyn Haerr
Carole Stokes
Ann Welch
The Maple Center Board of Directors
Annette Alexander
Vanta Black
Zann Carter
Eva Conley
Carol Crawford
Karen Cunningham
Pam Dwenger
Trish Eccles
Melissa Geib
Roy Geib
Arika Girts
Phyllis Kirk
Elizabeth Lorenzen
2009 Fundraiser Cheers to Good
Health Volunteers
Lana Taylor
Bethany Geib-Rosch
Kristi Turner
Katy Harden
Christine McCormick
Annette Alexander
Vanta Black
Karen Cunningham
Reggie McConnell
Board Members
2009 Celebration of Life Volunteers
Terri Acton, Clara Fairbanks
Rebecca Eggleston, ISU Student
Heather Palmerini-Geib, Indiana University Student
Allie Parrish, ISU Student
Mary Burns, Survivor
Sharon Forbes, Survivor
Phyllis Kirk, Survivor
Roy Geib, Speaker
Kathy Gotshall, Speaker
Cathie Laska, Speaker
Cindy Lucas, Speaker
Zann Carter, Speaker
Kathleen Stienstra, Speaker
Kerry Umphries, Speaker
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Breastfeeding Coalition Lactation Station, Vigo County Fair
Longaberger Basket Fundraiser-Ann Ferguson
Wine County Weekend Raffle
Komen Grant programs: Mind Body Skills for Everyday Living;
Tai Chi; and Yoga
Indiana State University Wellness Fair—Melissa Geib
Annual Terre Haute Street Fair/Crossroads Art Fest—Art Heals
Booth-Zann Carter, Rebecca Eggleston, Melissa Geib–
Awarded Best Booth Display
Indiana Health Summit—Julie Fine, Karen Cunningham,
Melissa Geib, Roy Geib, Randall Stevens, Deborah Stevens,
Sylvia Middaugh, Kathleen Stienstra
Komen Race for the Cure
CHIP (Coronary Health Improvement Program) TrainingTMC CHIP TEAM: Kathy Stienstra, Karen Cunningham,
Sylvia Middaugh, Julie Fine, Clare Jordan, Mandy
Chapman, Brendan Kearns, Deborah Stevens, Lana Taylor
Hux Cancer Center Bereavement Support Group: Healing
Tools: QiGong and Tai Chi—Roy Geib and Melissa Geib
Maternal Health Clinic Parenting Workshop
Indiana Perinatal Program
Creating a Path Through Loss: The Arts as Healing Tools
Maternal Health Clinic Baby Blanket Drive
Annual Letter Fundraiser
Coleman Cancer Center: Massage Therapy
Healing Touch –Margaret Moga, PhD
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Maternity Services
The Union Hospital Maternal Health Clinic (MHC) is celebrating its 5 th year
in our location at One Professional Centre. We have a full staff with Marcee Everly,
CNM, Helen Beane, CNM, Mickey Phelps, LPN, and Rachel Foster, sonographer
joining us within the past year.
Centering Pregnancy Prenatal Care was initiated again and groups of expectant families are coming together for care to learn and discuss various educational topics such as breastfeeding, labor and birth, relaxation, and baby care. We
recently received word that we are the recipients of a March of Dimes Community
Chapter Grant to provide Centering Pregnancy at the MHC and educational
programs with the Minority Health Coalition of Vigo County.
Our incentive program has grown, and our clients have taken advantage of
the opportunity to get free baby and household items from The Helping Hands
organization for choosing healthy behaviors.
We have displayed MHC services at several local health fairs, and educational programs. Anne Mishler, CNM and Dr Kathleen Stienstra have spoken within
the community on pertinent topics related to healthy families and birth to gain
exposure for the clinic. With the help from a grant from the Lilly Foundation, a program for families was presented at the Landsbaum Center.
The Baby Blanket drive was very successful, and our babies are certainly
“Wrapped in Love.” We had over 100 blankets donated, many of which came from
Union Hospital employees.
The MCH continue to work very closely with the Family Medicine Residency Program. Doctors from this program come to the clinic daily to provide
continuity maternity care.
The MCH received a grant from the Wabash Valley Community Foundation
for $4,700 for Smoking Cessation aids, Prenatal Care Coordination services for
families that are not US citizens, and travel costs that are incurred by our prenatal
care coordinator. We also received $3,675 from past donors of the Neighborhood
Assistance Program.
A grant amounting to $23,000 was received from the Indiana Chapter of
the March of Dimes to continue our Centering Pregnancy program which is a form of
group prenatal care. We have also started having “Baby Showers” with the Minority
Health Coalition of Vigo Co. We will be having four programs throughout the next
year that will provide education on parenting and prenatal care while resembling a
baby shower—food, fun, and education.
The MCH was very active in the flu season by serving as a site for expectant mothers to receive the H1N1 vaccine. We provided the vaccine to over 460
expectant mothers and caregivers this year in coordination with the Vigo County
Health Department.
It has been a busy and productive five years. The Maternal Health Clinic
and Heartland Midwives are blessed with a caring and professional staff. We are
proud of the care that is given to our women and families.
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2009 Maple Center Balance Sheet
General Funds
Equity Funds
Memorial Funds
Komen Grant
Breastfeeding Coalition
John Black Memorial Library
General Funds - Equity Funds
Fundraiser: Raffle Account
Accounts Receivable
Property & Equipment
Other Assets
Total Operating Funds
Coleman Cancer Foundation
Operating Account
$ 128,257.95
$ 80,164.92
$ 5,741.50
$
932.78
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768.24
$ 48,093.03
$
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$ 48,290.03
$ 50,907.38
The Maple Center serves as the nonprofit home for:
Breastfeeding Coalition of the Wabash Valley
Coleman Cancer Center Foundation
Memorial Funds Established at The Maple Center:
Virgil Auen Memorial Fund
John Black Memorial Library Fund
Patrick M. Burkett Memorial Fund:
“Healing through Expressive Arts”
The Maple Center appreciates donations made in
memory of Lydia Laska and Sue Ellen Warner.
We extend deep gratitude to the family of Virgil Auen
for their donation of $76,854.42.
Every donation to the Maple Center is appreciated and
benefits our community. We are thankful to all who
continue to support our mission by making donations in
honor or in memory of loved ones.
Virgil Auen
Father of Maple Center
Board Chair
Kathleen Stienstra, MD.
2009 ANNUAL REPORT-THE MAPLE CENTER, INC. (PAGE 17)
Thank You, Donors & Supporters
Annette Alexander
Janett Allen
Aldi’s
Anytime Fitness
Arts Illiana
Art Reach/Maryland Community Church
2009 Annual Dinner & Meeting Attendees
Phyllis Auen and Family
Baesler’s Market
Bubble Gum Bed & Breakfast
Deborah Barnhardt
Cracker Barrel
Geri Black
Vanta Black
Beef O’Brady’s
Bit of Britain
Blue Moon
Booker T. Washington Community Center
Book Nation
Brazil Grill
Marie Campbell
Zann Carter
Carol Crawford
Carol’s Creations
Carosis
Clabber Girl
CASY
Suzanne Carter
Coleman Cancer Center
Community Theater
Eva and Robert Conley
Covenant Cooperative Ministries
Carol Crawford
Karen Cunningham
Dever Distributing
Jack Diel
Duke Energy
Alice Everly
Ann Ferguson
Julie Fine
Suzy Fletcher
Joseph and Catherine Ford
Fore Seasons
Melissa and Roy Geib
Lisa Gibson
Norma Giovanini
Goodies Galore
Gordon Foods
Kathy J. Gotshall
Herbs and Heirlooms & Homebrew, Too!
David Howard
Jodi Hubbard
Mary Huffman
Hux Cancer Center
Imperial Lanes
Indiana Hospital Association
Indiana Mother’s Milk Bank
Indiana Perinatal Network
Jade Garden
Indiana State University
Cory Jones and Kendall-Jackson Winery
Clare Jordan
Brendan Kearns
Hilary Cooper-Kenny
Kiwanis Club of Greater Terre Haute
Mary E. Kramer
Jean Kristeller
Kroger’s Brazil
Landsbaum Center for Health Education
Larrison’s Tax Service
March of Dimes
Stacie and Kevin Marlin
Miller Floral
Minority Health Coalition
Margaret Moga
Ruthann and James Mishler
Laura Mitchell
Mike Neary
Pacesetter Sports
Ruth and Gordan Pleus
Pino’s Italian Restaurant
Deanna Prevo
River Wools
Susan Rose
John Rowe
Shear Glamour
Simply Decadent
Susan and Donald Scott
Nellie Simbol
Stables Steak House
Randy and Debbie Stevens
Kathleen and David Stienstra
Susan G. Komen for the Cure, WV Affiliate
Terre Haute Regional Hospital
Texas Roadhouse
The Station
Tribune Star
The Holiday Inn
The Ohio Building and Banquet Center
Tony’s Café
James and Connie Turner
Union Hospital Health Group
Union Hospital Maternal Health Clinic
Union Hospital Foundation, Inc.
Union Hospital Service League
Unitarian Universalist Congregation
U.S. Nails
Vigo County Health Department
Vigo County Public Library
Wabash Valley Community Foundation
Edward Warner
WC Indiana Area Health Education Center
Judy Whittaker
WIC
WTHI and WTWO Community Calendars
Imogene Yegerlehner
Y-Me, Breast Cancer Support Group
Karla Zody
2009 ANNUAL REPORT-THE MAPLE CENTER, INC. (PAGE 16)
Maternity Services
Breastfeeding Coalition of the Wabash Valley Members
Janett Allen
Karen Baker
Helen Beane
Barbara Black
Saundra Bourke
Staci Brewer
Beth Collins
Maria Da Silva
Lauren Davidson
Dawn Enochs
Cassy Enochs
Melissa Geib
Denise Hampton
Karen Harding
Karen Harding
Mary Huffman
Rebecca Hughes
Casey Hummel
Dawn Kackley
Melissa Kensell
Amy Lambert
Colleen Magnuson
Franny Meritt
Anne Mishler
Sheri Montgomery
Heather Reiser
Heather Roberts
Kathy Stienstra
Sarah Williams
2009 ANNUAL REPORT-THE MAPLE CENTER, INC.(PAGE 9)
How YOU Can Support
The Maple Center
2009 Maple Center
Fundraisers
Cheers to Good Health
Volunteer-Share Your Time, Talent, and Expertise by
Helping with Office Work (Phone, Data Entry),
Program Preparation, Serving on a Committee
Sign-Up to Receive Monthly Matters
Share Monthly Matters, the E-Newsletter
Rock Your Socks
Ask Your Employer if They Match Employee
Donations to Nonprofit Organizations
Check The Maple Center Website for New Programs
and Share the Information with Others
Bring Grant Funding Opportunities to
The Maple Center
Longaberger Basket Fundraiser
Annual Letter
Participate in The Maple Center Fundraisers,
Community Health Programs and Services
Promote The Maple Center Programs and Services
Donate to The Maple Center-contributions benefit
our community!
Wine Country Weekend Raffle
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Grants Awarded to
The Maple Center
The Maple Center’s Board of Directors and Staff thank the
following foundations, organizations and businesses for
awarding grant funding to The Maple Center in 2009:
Komen for the Cure Wabash Valley Affiliate
The John Black
Memorial Library
A special thank you to Elizabeth Lorenzen, M.L.S., Indiana State University,
Cunningham Memorial Library and member of The Maple Center Library
Committee. Elizabeth catalogued The John Black Memorial Library (JBML)
materials, entered them on Googlebook. This effort offered the (JBML) an
accessibility boost.
What is Google Book?—It is a service from Google that searches the full
text of books that Google scans, converting them to text
using optical character recognition, and storing them in its digital
Database.
Clinical Services: Acupuncture, Physical Therapy,
Music Therapy
Classes: Nutrition, Tai Chi and Yoga
Workshop: Celebration of Life for Breast Cancer
Survivors
How do I find books from the Maple Center Collection?—if you click on
the link available on the John Black Memorial Library’s page, you will be
taken to the collection directly. When you get there, you will have the option
of searching within just the Maple Center’s collection, or the entire world of
Google Book.
Art Reach (Maryland Community Church)
Workshop: Creating a Path Through Loss the
Arts as Healing Tools
Visit the John Black Memorial Library even if you cannot physically come to
the Maple Center, and take advantage of all of the resources that it has to
offer!
Wabash Valley Community Foundation
Kiwanis Club
Treehouse Club: Nutrition and Fitness Fun!
Health-science hands-on activities,
Tai Chi and Yoga. 3rd-5th Grades at
DeVaney Elementary Schools.
Meadows and
Breastfeeding Coalition
Duke Energy
Indiana Perinatal Network
March of Dimes
Maternal Health Clinic awarded grants
Wabash Valley Community Foundation
March of Dimes
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