Adult Day Services - Easter Seals Crossroads

Disability Services. Our emphasis is on ability.
Dear Friends,
The words thank you are not enough to convey our gratitude to the many people
who work tirelessly to support the work done at Easter Seals Crossroads. As the
economy has taken its toll in central Indiana, we appreciate every dollar contributed
toward the work of our mission. Equally appreciated are the thousands of hours that
our volunteers have devoted to supporting our programs.
While the health of the economy has declined, the demand for our services has not.
In fact, during periods of economic hardship, we generally see an increase in the number
of persons and families needing our services. This past year, Easter Seals Crossroads
served over 5,000 individuals, an increase of 13% over the previous year. We are proud
of the fact that we have done this at a time when reimbursements and some traditional
sources of funding have decreased.
Next year looks to be equally challenging, yet we are excited. New technologies are
being implemented that improve the lives of our consumers. Other technologies will
help us improve the way we communicate with consumers, volunteers and donors.
The support of our volunteers and contributors will be even more vital in 2011. Only
through your continued support and partnership can we hope to meet the needs of
the persons we exist to serve. Again, from everyone at Easter Seals Crossroads and
from each of our consumers, let me say thank you for helping us emphasize ability.
Sincerely,
James J. Vento
C. Dawn Neal, Board Chair
James J. Vento, President/CEO
Board of Directors
C. Dawn Neal, Chair
Jeff Hokanson, First Vice Chair
Paul Madden, Second Vice Chair
Connie Brown, Treasurer
Fran Gale, Secretary
Lindsey Hahn, Past Chair
Directors
James J. Vento
President / CEO
Chuck Dietzen, M.D.
Medical Director
Our Locations
Main: 4740 Kingsway Dr. • Indianapolis, IN 46205
317.466.1000 • www.eastersealscrossroads.org
South: 5905 S. Emerson Ave., Ste. 400 • Indianapolis, IN 46237
317.782.8888
Crossroads Industrial Services
8302 E. 33rd St. • Indianapolis, IN 46226
317.897.7320 • www.crossroadsindustrialservices.com
Disability Services. Our emphasis is on ability.
James Atherton
Michael L. Bogan, M.D.
Kelly Copes-Anderson
James S. Cunning
Frank J. Esposito
Rebecca Feldman, M.D.
Melanie Harris
Abbe Hohmann
Terry Huser
Milton L. Keys, Sr.
Ken Kobe
Timothy W. Oliver
Stephen D. Orander
George J. Seybert
Steve Stevens
Paula Taylor Whitfield
Seth Williams
Advisory Board
David Brandt
Matthew M. Green
Chris Landis
C. David Moore
Brian Schutt
Michael L. Smith
Guild Representative
Patricia Quinn
CVA Representative
Theresa Swenson
Board of Directors
Officers
Children’s Medical Rehabilitation Services
As a First Steps provider of early intervention services, we serve any family with a child aged birth to three years
with a diagnosed disability, a developmental delay or biologically at risk of a developmental delay.
Physical therapy helps children build muscle strength, develop mobility, improve coordination and improve
balance skills. Therapists evaluate a child’s motor ability and then devise a plan to develop motor skills that are
important for physical development. We also assist children in obtaining adaptive equipment such as wheelchairs,
walkers, standers, gait trainers and orthotics.
Occupational therapy helps children develop skills to overcome sensory, motor and perceptual problems that
affect their daily lives. Our occupational therapists develop and help parents implement exercises and therapeutic
activities such as those related to feeding, self-care, fine motor and visual motor skills.
Speech-language therapy focuses on improving a child’s ability to communicate through receptive and expressive
language skill development. We evaluate a child’s abilities and develop a plan to promote communication.
Augmentative and alternative communication provides technology and communication devices to children
with limited verbal communication.
Our Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinic (PM&R) run by Chuck Dietzen, M.D., specializes in treatments
that ease the discomfort that individuals experience from musculoskeletal, cardiovascular or pulmonary
limitations.
"My son looks forward to his occupational therapy appointments because they are ‘fun’ and exciting.
His therapists are so patient and kind; I wish we had learned about Easter Seals Crossroads sooner."
Children’s Medical Rehabilitation Services
Through physical, occupational and speech-language therapies, our staff of licensed, experienced therapists help
children with special needs and their families experience the greatest level of growth and independence possible.
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Children’s Enrichment and Respite Services
Our enrichment programs respond to the growing needs for services presented by children and adolescents
within our community. Our enrichment programs include:
• Summer camp programs (CampAbility, Camp R.O.C.K.S! and Lose the Training Wheels)
• Special needs groups and clubs (life skills, social skills and handwriting)
Respite Services
Our respite program provides rest and relaxation for family members and primary caregivers of individuals with
special needs or disabilities. Respite care enhances personal and family health by providing necessary physical
care and recreational activities while offering parents and caregivers a well-deserved break.
The respite program is designed to serve families in several ways. We offer Parents’ Night Out, One-on-One
Respite Care, Teen Night Out and our adult program CHEER. Additionally, we offer ParentCare Services, which
is an innovative concept that extends beyond the care of individuals. With ParentCare Services, our family
members are offered opportunities to enjoy recreational or leisure activities while their loved ones are
participating in our respite events.
"My husband and I had the chance to reconnect on our night out. We had not gone out alone
without our child with special needs in over three years. Respite Services is a wonderful program!"
Children’s Enrichment and Respite Services
Enrichment Programs
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Adult Medical Rehabilitation Services
Physical therapy evaluates and treats movement disorders for adults with neurological, orthopedic and
developmental impairments. We help people achieve their goals for optimal functioning and independence.
We offer functional capacity evaluations, home modification evaluations and occupational health services.
Occupational therapy helps adults improve their ability to perform tasks in their daily living and working
environments through neuromuscular re-education, fine motor skill development, compensatory strategies
and adaptive equipment training. We offer driver evaluation and training, in-home low vision therapy and
a wheelchair seating and positioning clinic.
Speech-language pathologists assess and treat speech articulation deficits and receptive/expressive language
disorders. Augmentative and alternative communication provides specialized technology and communication
devices to individuals with limited verbal communication.
Our Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinic (PM&R) run by Chuck Dietzen, M.D., specializes in treatments that
ease the discomfort that individuals experience from musculoskeletal, cardiovascular or pulmonary limitations.
Adult Day Services
Our Adult Day Services is open to adults 18 years and older who wish to maintain their independence but
require assistance and supervision due to their physical, cognitive and/or psychosocial impairments. The
program is a daytime, center-based medical model of care designed to enhance quality of life for its participants.
"We appreciated the thoroughness and expertise of the Augmentative Communication
staff. Our family felt comfortable and confident in our services at Easter Seals Crossroads."
Adult Medical Rehabilitation Services
Our skilled team of medical rehabilitation specialists work together to help adults achieve the highest level of
independence possible.
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Autism Services
The Autism Family Resource Center is open weekdays and is available for families with children of all ages
on the Autism Spectrum. The Center has a library of resource materials and free Internet access. Families
can engage in support activities through various groups and speak with an on-site social worker.
Autism Services
Easter Seals Crossroads has a rich history of meeting the needs of individuals with disabilities, which includes
individuals with autism. Easter Seals and the Autism Society of America work together nationally to provide
help, hope and answers for families living with autism today. Locally, Easter Seals Crossroads is working
collaboratively with the Indiana Resource Center for Autism and the Autism Society of America - Indiana
Chapter to strengthen programs and services for those affected by autism across the state of Indiana.
Other services for adults and children with autism include:
• Physical, occupational and speech therapies
• Social and enrichment programs including summer camp
• Augmentative communication
• Behavioral consultation and intervention
• Respite services
• Adaptive technology for school or work
• Transition-to-work services for high school students
• College mentoring programs
• Career assessment, job coaching and employment assistance
• Driver evaluation and training
• Adult day services
"It meant so much for our daughter to have such a great camping experience (Camp R.O.C.K.S!
Autism Camp). She actually cried at bedtime at home last night because she missed camp so much!"
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Employment and Technology Divisions
We assist individuals with disabilities who want to secure and/or maintain employment by providing services to
match their needs, preferences, abilities and interests. Our Employment Services and Supported Employment
programs can include career assessment, benefits planning, training opportunities and school-to-work transition.
In addition, we can provide potential employers with pre-screened, qualified employment candidates dedicated
to pursuing long-term careers. We are a leader in disability services and we offer support through on-the-job
training with continued assistance. Our community and business development coordinator offers disability
awareness training to employers in both small and large group settings.
The Project SEARCH / Indiana program held at Community Hospital East is a collaborative effort for high
school transition students with significant disabilities who are seeking competitive employment.
Technology Division and the INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads
We provide assistive technology equipment and services through our evaluations,
training, technical support and custom solutions in the workplace, at home,
at school and at various locations throughout Indiana.
The INDATA Project (Indiana Assistive Technology Act) at Easter Seals Crossroads
increases the availability of assistive technology for Hoosiers with disabilities by
providing inservices and training, as well as equipment and technology loans.
"The training and employment programs gave me much-needed self confidence; I would not be
where I am today had it not been for the superb and caring services of Easter Seals Crossroads."
"The technology staff were very informed and gave me the opportunity to learn new things."
Employment and Technology Divisions
Employment Division
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Deaf Community Services
Advocacy
We provide advice and assistance to Deaf groups or individuals regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), employment
discrimination, education, communication, denial of access and other social issues.
Case Management
Our community support specialist assists clients in the areas of employment, finances, housing and other basic needs.
Community Education and Outreach
Our professionals offer in-service training programs and American Sign Language classes to the community.
Community Room
Our office provides free access to a TTY, CapTel, video phones and computers.
Information and Referrals
We maintain, update and distribute information for Deaf and hard of hearing individuals.
Interpreting Services
We arrange ASL interpreters to facilitate communication between Deaf and hard of hearing clients and hearing persons.
Mentoring
Our experienced interpreting instructor can meet with community contract interpreters to help them develop skills.
Pro Bono Services
When funds are not available, we work to find ways to provide services for the Deaf and hard of hearing community.
Professional Development Workshops
We offer workshops on topics of interest to both the Deaf community and interpreters.
"Deaf Community Services helped me get connected to Social Security for Medicaid insurance
and Vocational Rehabilitation so that I can find employment. I am very satisfied with their help."
Deaf Community Services
Deaf Community Services is committed to serve as a link between the Deaf and hearing communities. We
provide recognition of, and language accessibility to, the Deaf community by offering the following services:
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Crossroads Industrial Services
We assist our customers with short- and long-term outsourcing needs. Increased capacity, improved efficiency
and the coordination of production schedules to support just-in-time (JIT) deliveries by using our trucks are
some of the services we offer. Visit www.crossroadsindustrialservices.com for more information.
• Custom packaging
• Source inspection
• Sheet metal fabrication
• Component kitting
• Assembly and fulfillment
• Pick-up and delivery
Crossroads Industrial Services
Crossroads Industrial Services is our ISO 9001:2008 certified affirmative business. Since 1939, we have provided
a variety of outsourcing services to local and regional businesses, as well as to the United States Department of
Defense (US Army and US Marines). We employ more than 100 production workers at our 68,000 square-foot
facility located minutes from I-465 and I-70 on the east side of Indianapolis.
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Donors and Friends
Thank you to our donors and friends-the following individuals, families, organizations and foundations-for believing in the mission
of Easter Seals Crossroads. These gifts play a critical role in helping children and adults with disabilities in central Indiana achieve
growth, independence and dignity. The following list represents gifts from $100 and up, both monetary and in-kind, that were
received during the period of July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010.
Crossroads Guild
DeTrude and Company, Inc.
Ann and Charles Preston
Independence
Gifts of $25,000 and up
Central Indiana Community
Foundation
Fenstermaker Fund at CICF
Lilly Endowment, Inc.
Estate of Mr. Albert R. Schuette
Empowerment
Gifts of $10,000 to $24, 999
Century 21 Scheetz
C. Dawn and Steven Neal
Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr., Memorial
Foundation, Inc.
Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation
Sertoma Club of North Downtown
Indianapolis, Inc.
Sharp Business Systems
Opportunity
Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999
Autism Society of America Indiana Chapter
Braveheart Foundation
Comprehensive Computer Support
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Dahlem
Elizabeth P. Jennings
Johnson County Autism
Support Group
Lumina Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Willman
Theresa Swenson Children’s Fund
Westin Indianapolis
WISH-TV
Dignity
Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999
Aon Corporation
Century 21 Rasmussen
Citizens Energy Group
Michael A. Claytor
Crossroads Volunteer Association
Crowe Chizek & Co. LLC
James S. Cunning and Lisa Stone
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Indiana Model Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Madden
NETech Corporation
O'Keefe Family Foundation, Inc.
Rainbow's End
Amy and Clay Robbins
Fern Roesch
Sertoma Interrnational
George and Diane Seybert
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Vento
Ability
Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499
Barnes and Thornburg LLP
Best Buy Co., Inc.
Birdview
BMW Constructors, Inc.
John L. Boss III
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Burns
CIBA Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David Clements
Commercial Finishing Corp.
Cooke Financial Group of
Wachovia Securities
CVS/ pharmacy
Delta Faucet Company
Dr. Chuck Dietzen
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Ellett
Eli Lilly and Company
Frank Esposito
Drs. Rebecca and Richard Feldman
Dr. Jennifer and Scott Fogo
Fusion Alliance, aka Fusion Works
Fran and Richard K. Gale
Glick Family Foundation
Abbe Hohmann
Jeffrey Hokanson
Mike P. Hutson
Ice Miller LLP
Indy’s Child
Indy Moms Magazine
Indy Parks
JPMorgan Chase
Milton and Marguerite Keys
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Kobe
Krieg DeVault
Mass Mutual
Carter Mathews
Susan L. McDowell
Metro Plastics Technologies, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. C. David Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neal
Northpoint Dental Care
Northside Knights of Columbus
Stephen D. Orander
Candace S. Porter
Lesli L. Pringle
Prudential Indiana Realty Group
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp
Regions
Residential Warranty Services, Inc.
Patrick Sandy
Susan and Scott Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Schnaith
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Schuchman
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Spolnik
Summit Construction Co., Inc.
Theresa and Henry Swenson
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Taylor
Tube Processing Corporation
Jay VanTress
Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Verbarg
Ward Management Group
Nancy Washburn
Sherman L. Whitfield
Wade Wingler
Benefactor
Gifts of $500 to $999
ARS, Inc. of Indiana
Air Development Corporation
Allison Payment Systems
Kelly Copes and Arvie J. Anderson
Steven E. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Barrett
Blackwood Warner Group
Joseph Borinstein
Stanley H. Byram
Sherry L. Clapp
Compendium Blogware
Dee Sign Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. DelPrince
Michael J. Desanto
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Dick
Andrew Marshall Fuss
Barbara E. Gordon
Richard Hallett
Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Hudspeth
Huntington National Bank
Kennedy Tank and
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Julie A. King
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lammers
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Landis
Margaret J. McWhirter
Meridian Title
Kelly L. Mills
Nova Home Inspections
OmniSource
Pearson Education
Principal Financial Group
Autry L. Rabon II
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Radloff
Mr. & Mrs. Ashraff A. Rampersaud
RealBiz 360
Rehabilitation Hospital of IN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Reiman
Anne H. Renihan
Beth and Michael Rosemeyer
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roth
The Saltsburg Fund:
Don and Karen Lake Buttrey
Helen F. Sheeks
Shepherd Insurance and
Financial Services, Inc.
Anita W. Sherman
Steve Stevens
Mr. Glenn M. Swisher, Jr.
Temple Inland Foundation
Dr. Michael P. Turberg
Vision Aid Systems, Inc.
VoicePad
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wilken
Mr. and Mrs. Seth F. Williams
Winthrop Supply Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Zimmer, Jr.
Supporter
Gifts of $250 - $499
Dorothy J. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Anker
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Appel
Ronald W. Bader
Bailey & Wood Financial
Chuck Berning
Thomas J. Bottorff
Clay Bowden
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Boxman
Vivienne Brazel
Regan R. Brown
Robert F. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Carpenter
Cascade Irrigation
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Cheesman
Chicago Title Insurance Company
Philip L. Cochran
Cathy S. Covey
June Cox
Sarita Edwards
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Int'l, Inc.,
Gamma Pi Chapter #2335
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Int'l, Inc.,
Gamma Omicron
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Foundation
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Int'l, Inc.,
Delta Kappa Chapter
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Eyer
Fairway Independent
Mortgage Corporation
First Mortgage of Indiana, Inc.
George's Neighborhood Grill
Matthew M. Green
Hamilton Title
Harriman Material Handling
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Harris
Hearthview Residential
Susan L. Heath
Martin F. Hill, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Holt
Indiana State Fair
Jay-Tee Screw Machine Product
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Terrence N. Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Jones
Thomas A. Jones
Justus Company Realtors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Landis
Langdon & Company, P.C.
Bruce A. Lytle
Robert W. Martin
Medivative Technologies
Meridian Title Corporation
Deborah McCarty and
Stephan W. Savage
C. Lynn Myers
Anne Nobles and
David L. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ochsner
Mr. and Mrs. David Otto
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Otto
Palmer Leasing Group
Curtiss F. Quirin
RANAC Corporation
Marsha G. Ritter
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Russell, Jr.
Ryland Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sandy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scheetz
Kate Schipp
Security Home Inspections
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Stinson
T&H Realty Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tynan
UPS
Jane and Richard Warne
Donald E. Weberus,Tte
WestPoint Financial
Yount & Company, LLC
Zack Johns Licensed
Residential Appraiser
Janine Zeltwanger
Patron
Gifts of $100 - $249
Amera Mortgage
Chris A. Amore
Helen Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. William Andria
Rebecca L. Andria
Gary Angstadt
Kevin Armour
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Baker
Gary Denney and
Louise Bakker
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bassett
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Beatty
Lester Becher
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bender
Timothy J. Berry
Michael P. Brooks
Capitol City Fence Co, Inc.
Kathy S. and Kent A. Carpenter
Chelsea A. Carroll
Rick Carter
Mike Case
Lana D. Chrisman
Robert J. Clem
William S. Coleman
Barbara Coles
Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Cook
Richard Cook
Stephen A. Cook
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Cossell
Hester H. Coward
Bob and Helene Cross
Vicki S. Dacquisto
Robert Daly
Dona R. Daniels
Danville Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep
Mr. and Ms. Anthony David
Dr. Kate E. Decleene
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dennison
Jane Dias
John Dinwiddie
Debbie Donelson
Dreyer and Reinbold BMW
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dugan
Jennifer S. Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dye
Eagle Sales and Engineering
Karen E. Ellis
Vicki L. Elmes
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Int'l,
Indiana State Council of ESA
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Int'l Inc.,
Gamma Rho Chapter
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Farias
Mac Fehsenfeld
Dr. William F. Fennema
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Fitzgerald
Janet M. Fogle
Robert K. Fox
Andrew Marshall Fuss
Wendy Gahimer
Stephanie Gahimer
Michael C. Galloway
Stephanie D. Gast
Barbara J. Goldblatt
Suzanne E. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Grand
Julie Graves
Larry K. Greenwalt
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hamernik
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hammond III
Susan Harden
Mr. and Mrs. Terri Harrison
Robin Haun
Allison Heinekamp
Megan Henderson
Dennis R. Henderson
Laura M. Henney
Gordon A. Hobbs
Robert Hoereth
Steve Hoffman
Jeffrey Hokanson
Homeward Bound Pet Memorial
Susie Hopper
Janice M. Hornbuckle
Anna Marie House
Christopher L. Howard
Lynn E. Howley
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hyfield
Indiana Memorial and
Creamation Service, Inc.
Indianapolis Funeral
Janco Lock Service
Therese Jochum
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Jones
Georgia Jones
Carol Swenson Jue
John Kafoure
James P. Keefe
Karen L. Kelley
Allison Kem
Alison T. Kistner
Mr. and Mrs. Martial R. Knieser
Dale A. Koch
Nancy Kosares
Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lampe
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Land
Cynthia L. Lawrence
Jo Anna Leaderbrand
Dave Leinart
Linda G. Linda
M/I Homes Indiana, Inc.
Dr. David D. MacLaren
Peter J. Magers
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Maley
Starr McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mead
Therese M. Miller
Karen S. Moore
Teresa E. Morton
Randall Napier
National Association of
Women Business Owners,
Indianapolis
National Escrow Title Co.
Mr. and Ms. Jorge A. Navarro
Brian L. Norton
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Mac W. Orcutt
P.W. Gollmer Electric, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith Passon
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pauloski
Karey J. Pluckebaum
Cynthia M. Polley
Jennifer Prather
James D. Price
Robert Purdue
Diane Quillico
Real Mechanical
Realty Tools, Inc.
Carolyn C. Richardson
Christina L. Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Roberts
Robert Rodenbeck
Ron Roembke
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Rosensteele
Marcia A. Russell
Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Russell, Jr.
Saje Technology LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sandy, Jr.
Lori L. Schaefer
Vivian L. Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Schnaith
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Schrage
Eric P. Seest
Tom Seybert
Jeff Sheets
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shook
Susan C. Shull
Cynthia Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Smollen
Some Guys Pizza Pasta Grill
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Stahly
Margaret J. Stamm
Travis Steed
Clarice W. Stegall
Michelle Sutton
Gary L. Sutton
Gary R. Swails
Timothy L. Taschwer
Gwendolyn Tetrick
Mr. and Mrs. Gail M. Thrasher
UNO Chicago Bar & Grill
of Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N. Vento
Vervacity
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Wagne
Loretta Wall
H. Thomas Walls
Debra D. Warren
Carrie R. Westhoelter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wilken
Margaret Williams
Jody Williams
Jeffrey N. Wilson
Winterwood Mortgage Group, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wise
Pam Wise
Tracy L. Wright
Deborah K. Zimmerman
Volunteers are vital to the
success of our agency.
We benefit from individual
support by adult and
student volunteers, as well
as from our two volunteer
groups, Crossroads Guild
and Crossroads Volunteer
Association.
Our total volunteer
hours were over
10,000 for the year.
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Special Events and Fundraisers
• Bingo Bonanza took place in February 2010 at Northside Knights of Columbus and benefited our
programs for children with special needs.
Special Events and Fundraisers
• Our Annual Business Lunch was held at the Westin Indianapolis in April 2010. Featured speakers
included Jerraud Powers and Melvin Bullitt from the Indianapolis Colts.
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The proceeds from our special events and fundraisers at Easter Seals Crossroads help us support many of the
programs and services we offer to adults and children with special needs and disabilities.
•
In July 2009, the Sertoma Club of North Downtown Indianapolis operated the concession stands at
the Indianapolis Tennis Championship Tournament. They donated their proceeds to our programs.
•
The INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads hosted a technology conference in August 2009 at
the Indiana Convention Center. This 2-day event was an outreach conference with vendors and speakers.
•
Also in August 2009, Deaf Community Services at Easter Seals Crossroads moved to the first floor of
our Kingsway facility and hosted an Open House.
•
The third annual Autism Expo took place at The Fountains in Carmel in March 2010. This all-about-autism event had speakers and exhibits for families, professionals and others involved in the autism community.
• Golfing FORE! Easter Seals Crossroads was held at Broadmoor Country Club in July 2009. Golfers
enjoyed a golf outing to benefit technology services for children and adults with disabilities.
• Walk With Me took place on the campus of Butler University in October 2009. This family event increased
awareness of our programs and services for individuals with disabilities in addition to raising money.
• We introduced our Holiday Ornament (The Cherub of Downtown Indianapolis) in December 2009.
Outcomes
completed admission paperwork and verification of funding.
92% of Assistive Technology consumers stated that they would use our services again.
100% of consumers referred to Augmentative Communication were scheduled for services within 24 hours of receipt of the referral.
100% of Children’s Medical Rehabilitation consumers reported that their provider was skilled in meeting their therapeutic needs.
90% of previously licensed consumers referred to Driver Evaluation and Training obtained an amended license that allowed them to continue to drive with adapted equipment.
97% of Early Intervention consumers demonstrated an increase in developmental skills.
87% of Employment Division consumers who secured jobs in the community maintained their
employment for a minimum of 90 days.
96% of employers who hired a consumer and used Employment Division services reported that
they were satisfied and would use our services again.
1,000
equipment loans were made through the Assistive Technology lending library.
"Thank you Easter Seals Crossroads for the great work that you do in
reaching out to those differently-abled members in our community!"
Outcomes
100% of Adult Day Services consumers started services within ten working days after receipt of
Financial & Service Statistics
Income
Year ending June 30, 2010 (Unaudited Data)
Fees for Service*
Federal Grant Revenue
Contract Sales
Community Support
Other
* • First Steps
• Indiana’s Division of
Disability, Aging &
Rehabilitative Services
• Insurance
• Medicare
• Medicaid
Expenses
22%
$4,510,418
1% $149,425
24%
$4,757,033
5%
$920,650
48%
$9,686,875
Number of People Served (Year ending June 30, 2010)
Primary Services
Children’s & Adult Medical Division . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 2,996
Employment Division . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 854
Technology Services Division . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 559
Crossroads Industrial Services . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 105
Deaf Community Services . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 565
Total of Individuals Served (Unduplicated) . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .5,079
Secondary Services
Hearing Persons benefiting from ASL Interpreter Services . .. .. .. .. .. . 3,737
Literacy Partner Activities . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 500
Community Education, Information and Referral. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 53,598
Total of Secondary Services Provided . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 57,835
Total Community Impact . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 62,914
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Year ending June 30, 2010 (Unaudited Data)
3% $526,578
7% $1,233,246
2% $431,837
3% $604,191
11%
$1,854,501
21%
$3,733,196
10-14
1% $209,164
7%
$1,307,755
45%
$8,120,515
1541
428
4-9
15-19
Crossroads Industrial Services
Children’s & Adult Medical Division
Employment Division
Technology Services Division
Deaf Community Services
Program Support Services
Administration
Operations & Maintenance
Development & Fundraising
Services by Age
268
Year ending June 30, 2010
423
20-29
751
30-39
458
428
40-49
50-59
458
125
60-64
65-74
91
75-84
82
26
85+
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
Easter Seals Crossroads is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization. Ending net assets as of June 30, 2010, were $25,744,951. • Easter Seals Crossroads is an equal opportunity employer and service provider.
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