2012 Annual Report - Project Turnabout

Providing the
Hope of Recovery
through our mission
2012 Annual Report
Project Turnabout will remain a
sanctuary of hope, where those
who suffer from alcohol, drug and
gambling addictions will always
find an open door and open hearts,
ready and able to help.
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WELCOME
from the Executive Director/CEO
Dear Friends,
First and foremost, I would like to thank all who have
supported us over the years with your donations,
words of encouragement, your thoughts and
prayers. Your support has been appreciated and
has enabled Project Turnabout to endure for more
than 40 years.
In 2012, more individuals and families reached out
to us for help than ever before; most from rural
communities across the state. They come from
all walks of life in search of hope for recovery from
alcohol, drug and gambling problems. Their alcohol,
drug and/or gambling addictions give them a
common experience in which they can relate to each
other.
• Expanded our clinical staff to include additional
full time mental health professionals, nursing
and licensed intake counselors to work as part of
the team that meets the diverse requirements of
those in need of our services.
• Overhauled quality improvement systems to
provide information from which to base ongoing
improvement in all of our services.
• Established internship programs to continue to
recruit and retain a staff that, I believe, are second
to none in their compassion, commitment and
competence in treating addictive illness.
• Continue to leverage donated funds to assist
people to get access to treatment. (Note that
100% of all donations go directly to patient
support with no administrative costs charged.)
In 2009, Project Turnabout implemented a revised
strategic plan that included a number of two to
three year initiatives, all of which focus on our
ongoing commitment to continuously improve our
treatment services. We believed then, as we believe
now, that quality care and affordable care are not
mutually exclusive. Steady progress has been made
on our goals.
• In 2012, launched three internet based help
Some highlights over the last couple years are as
follows:
• Received National Accreditation.
Project
Turnabout received full three year accreditation
by the Commission on Accreditation of
Rehabilitative Facilities (CARF). This makes
Project Turnabout’s Vanguard Center for
Compulsive Gambling one of very few nationally
accredited programs that specialize in inpatient/
residential treatment for problem gambling.
All of this has been accomplished with the help of
Project Turnabout’s friends, alumni and supporters.
We could not treat the number of people we treat
were it not from the donations, large and small, that
we receive. We could not spread the word about
Project Turnabout without our alumni and/or base
of referents that carry the message.
• Expanded our Marshall Transitional Living/
Residential Program in 2010 to meet the
growing need of individuals requiring continued
guidance as they make the transition into the
community.
• Completed the implementation of an electronic
medical record in 2010.
Mike Schiks,
Executive Director/CEO
links for women, men and problem gamblers
that allow patients and staff to stay in touch
through chats, blogs and forums. These sites are
also available mobile based for individuals with
smart phones. Cost to patients? Zero.
We hope that we can continue to count on you for
support as we set the course over the next years.
Please accept our heartfelt gratitude,
Mike Schiks, Executive Director/CEO
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Board of Directors
• Duaine Amundson, President
• David Smiglewski, Vice President
• John Haines, Secretary
• Ron Laycock, Treasurer
• Paul Moe
• Jan Nelson
• Sandra Redding
• Cheri Weismantel
Project Turnabout is, and always will
be, committed to serving the addiction
treatment, education and recovery
support needs of the residents of
Southwestern Minnesota and beyond.
As we grow and our reputation continues
to spread, we pray never to lose sight of
our roots. The outpouring of support,
both emotional and financial, you’ve so
generously offered Project Turnabout
through the years, serves as a constant
reminder of why we are here. We are
honored to be able to serve you.
About Us
Programs and Services
Every day, we at Project Turnabout witness
first-hand the miracle of lives being restored
from the devastation of drug and alcohol
addiction, compulsive gambling addiction
and family violence through our high quality
affordable treatment services. Since 1970,
thousands of individuals and families have
had hope restored in their lives through
our responsive treatment, intervention,
mental health services, and prevention and
education programs. The economic savings
to the community are in the millions,
but far more important are the “human
savings” realized - self worth regained,
families reunited, education continued, jobs
rejoined and lives restored.
Project Turnabout provides a full range
of inpatient/residential and outpatient
treatment programs, transitional living/
halfway house services and continuing
care for men and women suffering from
addictions to alcohol, drugs and/or
compulsive gambling. Programs are based
on the philosophy that individuals suffering
from addiction must completely abstain
from mood-altering substances or gambling
and become actively involved in ongoing
self-help programs. All of our programs and
services provide high quality and affordable
care for all of Minnesota and are expanding
nationally.
While recognized as Project Turnabout,
unknown to most, its corporate name
epitomizes its commitment to those in need:
Reverence for Life and Concern for People,
Inc. Officially recognized as a nonprofit
charitable foundation in 1971, Project
Turnabout has established itself through
the years as a premier provider of alcohol
and drug addiction treatment services
and as one of only a handful of proven
inpatient/residential treatment programs
for compulsive gambling nationwide.
The future of Project Turnabout is bright.
Throughout the years, Project Turnabout
has demonstrated that recovery is possible.
Its resolve to carry this message to the
community, coupled with the commitment
to make the gift of recovery possible to all
who need it, have only grown stronger and
shine more clearly than ever before.
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The disease of addiction manifests itself
in many areas of people’s lives. Research
has found that whether the substance of
addiction is alcohol, drugs or money, the
effects of the disease and its ravages are
the same: physical and emotional health,
families, work, relationships and finances are
left shattered in its wake. While in treatment
at Project Turnabout, patients are guided by
a multi-disciplinary team of professionals,
including licensed counselors, nurses and
mental health professionals, a chaplain,
registered dietician and a physical fitness
trainer.
Detoxification and Central Medical Services
Project Turnabout offers round-the-clock
nursing staff (RN’s & LPN’s) to support
people requiring medical intervention to
ensure safe withdrawal from alcohol and
other drugs in our Central Medical/Detox
Unit. This nine bed unit provides initial care
for every patient that is admitted into our
inpatient/residential treatment programs. It
is here that agency staff conducts medical,
social and psychological evaluations and
interviews. Referrals are then made to
inpatient/residential treatment, outpatient
treatment and/or self help groups or to
appropriate community based professionals.
Inpatient/Residential Chemical
Dependency Treatment Programs
The Center for Women’s Recovery: Living
with the disease of chemical dependency is
a different experience for women than it is
for men. The Center for Women’s Recovery
utilizes a model for women that not only
recognizes this but helps them understand
the effects of their addiction and prepares
them for the special challenges they may
face in recovery. This 20-bed unit offers
primary and extended care (approximately
30 to 120+ days) options for women,
18 years of age and older, in a safe and
nurturing environment.
In addition,
women’s recovery luncheons are held at our
Granite Falls campus to support women in
recovery.
The Center for Men’s Recovery: Project
Turnabout has a 20-bed unit for the primary
care program (approximately 30 days) and
another 20-bed unit for the extended care
program (approximately 60-120 days). Both
programs provide the necessary tools to
begin the road to recovery from alcohol
and/or drug problems. The Men’s Recovery
Center serves patients 16 years of age and
older.
*Patients in both the Men’s and Women’s
Programs utilize the 12-Step treatment
model and are provided individualized
treatment plans specific to their needs. In
addition, 24-hour nursing care, mental
health services, chaplaincy, fitness training,
healthy meal planning, creative arts, and
individual/group/family counseling are
important aspects of the treatment provided
at Project Turnabout. Also included are:
educational lecture and video on demand
series presentations and other recreational
activities. Both centers are housed at our
main campus in Granite Falls, MN.
The Vanguard Center for Compulsive Gambling Men’s Transitional Living/Halfway House
In 1992, Project Turnabout started the
Vanguard Compulsive Gambling Treatment
Program. This program has emerged as a
nationally recognized program for men and
women. It is one of only a few inpatient/
residential treatment programs nationally
and the only one of its kind in Minnesota.
Vanguard is a 20-bed abstinence based
unit, based on the 12-step philosophy of
gamblers anonymous. Patients are treated
seperately from those in our chemical
dependency programs.
The program
is for individuals age 18 and older, with
the average stay being 28 days. After a
successful treatment, individuals continue
with aftercare programming.
Outpatient and Continuing Care Programs
Outpatient and Continuing Care services
are provided through our campuses in
Granite Falls, Marshall, Redwood Falls,
and Willmar, MN. Individuals (following
assessment) have an individual plan that
is a less intensive treatment option, still
using the same 12-step model of care as our
inpatient services. Our Outpatient Program
is a 6-week program and the Continuing
Care Program runs for a period of 12-weeks.
All sessions are facilitated by licensed
counselors and programming includes
drug screenings. Family members are
encouraged to participate in both programs
as often as possible.
The Family Program
Our family education days provide valuable
education on alcohol, drug and compulsive
gambling addictions, emotional support, as
well as interactions with other families who
are experiencing the same or similar issues.
Family and significant others have the
opportunity to participate in family group
on a bi-weekly basis. Often times when
family members spend time with their loved
one, who is abstinent, it is the first time in
months or years that this has been possible.
Project Turnabout’s Halfway House for
Men, ages 16 and older, is located in
Marshall, MN. This program can house up
to 24 residents who are working toward
an independent lifestyle. It places a strong
emphasis on the need for patients to make
responsible, healthy, daily living choices.
The apartment-style living arrangement
fosters self-sufficiency and daily therapeutic
programming enhances the ability of each
resident to learn from others. The duration
of this program ranges from 60-180 days.
Residents of the program are required to
work or attend school and participate in
programming based on their individual
treatment plan.
Becker House is a transitional living home
located in Willmar, MN that provides a
supportive environment for recovering
chemically dependent and compulsive
gambling men. The Becker House offers an
inexpensive, temporary (one year) place for
men to live while they gain employment
and continue their recovery.
Other Programs and Services
Project Turnabout is home to the Regional
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs (ATOD)
Prevention Center for Region 5, which is a
27-county service area in the southwest/
south central part of the state. There
are seven Regional Prevention Centers
throughout the state made possible
through a federal block grant awarded by
the Minnesota Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Division.
Project Turnabout offers a Domestic Abuse
Program (DAP) for male perpetrators
(Marshall and Willmar campuses). This
program promotes healthy alternatives to
violence. Intervention services, diversion
programs for youth (Granite Falls campus)
and DWI clinics (Granite Falls and Marshall
campuses) are also offered.
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Project Turnabout strives to continuously improve our quality through teamwork and
dedication by meeting or exceeding patient, family and other stakeholder’s needs
Fiscal Year 2012 Program Admissions
Educational Programming
175 Patients
Transitional/Sober Living
130 Patients
Vanguard
142 Patients
11%
8%
Trends in Program Admissions Fiscal Years 2009 to 2012
Inpatient Primary
393 Patients
25%
FY Ending In...
2012
2011
2010
2009
Chemical Dependency:
1,244
1,263
1,267
1,201
*Inpatient/Residential
722
737
677
681
*Outpatient
522
526
590
520
142
176
193
174
Vanguard Gambling
9%
Educational Programming
13%
16%
18%
Inpatient
Extended
199 Patients
Total Admissions
208
49
1,668
1,424
of inpatient/residential patients receive psychological
assessments and medical physicals while in treatment
Outpatient
279 Patients
Fiscal Year 2012 Lives Impacted
Chemical Dependency Addiction Treatment Programs
86%
1,244
Vanguard Gambling Addiction Treatment
142
Family Program
1,032
Alumni Activities
Standardized Pre/Post Treatment Quality of Life Tests
showed that 86% of patients indicated an increase in
their quality of life after attending treatment
683
Prevention Program Participation Opportunities
1,500
Recovery Meetings
8,220
Quarterly Speaker Meetings
408
Trainings/Educational Programming
627
Women’s Recovery Luncheons
90%
672
14,528
of inpatient/residential patients stated they
felt their needs were met while in treatment
Project Turnabout received referrals from 88% of
Minnesota counties during Fiscal Year 2012
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183
1,622
100%
Continuing Care
243 Patients
Total Lives Impacted
175
1,561
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Guiding Principles:
Keeping our costs down, our doors open and respecting the differences of our individuality and spirituality
Fiscal Year 2012
(July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012)
Fiscal Year 2012 Expenses by Department
Fiscal Year 2012 Net Program Revenue
Net Program Revenue
$7,757,349
Expenses
$7,170,719
Net Revenue
Travel and Other Expenses
Dietary and
Building/Grounds
$586,630
14%
4.16%
8%
55%
17%
General Administration
and Finance
5%
average three year financial margin
1%
Clinical Services
Development
Marketing/Outreach/
Community Relations
Fiscal Year 2012 Program Admissions
MN Care
Self Pay
4% 4%
PMAP
Private
Insurance
23%
24%
*Including treatment
expenses, prevention and
community education
85%
of Project Turnabout staff positions are directly related
to patient care, with 75% of their time is spent
working with patients and families
45%
6:1
Consolidated
Treatment Fund
oke and scared. Through the kindness of the counselors
new way of life in recovery. Thank you!” - Alumni
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Project Turnabout’s patient to counselor caseload ratio is
half that of the MN licensure requirement
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Development and Philanthropy at Project Turnabout
Overview
Project Turnabout’s ability to continue to serve
the ever growing demand for our services, while
remaining affordable and effective, is due to the
ongoing generosity of our donors and volunteers.
Mark Sannerud,
Director of
Development and
Marketing/Outreach
50%
of Project Turnabout
employees gave
to the annual
employee campaign,
representing a 17%
increase in funds raised
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Regardless of the numerous fundraising challenges
precipitated by a persistently sluggish economy
and uncertainty about the future, Project Turnabout
increased our fundraising totals by 10% over the
previous year. We were able to increase the number
of donors from 262 to 377, representing an increase
of 44%. Project Turnabout also saw an increase in
the number of donors that committed to a planned
giving donation in support of our endowment
fund. The continued support and growth of our
endowment fund is vital to our long-term financial
stability and ability to provide services to all
individuals that enter our facility.
The number of people seeking the hope of recovery
and a better quality of life is growing. It is sad to say
that only 10% of the people who need help for an
addiction in our country are able to receive it, with
the majority saying that the lack of financial resources
for payment is the reason. The need for support and
help is compelling. Project Turnabout is a leader
in the field, providing access to treatment services
that work while keeping our costs affordable, thus
maintain our guiding principle of “keeping our doors
open to all in need.”
Helped by a number of talented and committed
volunteers, Project Turnabout’s Caring and Sharing
Golf Tournament and Appetite for Life events were
very successful endeavors, generating record
participation and contributions that supported our
scholarship funds. 100% of the funds raised go
directly toward scholarship support for our patients
and families.
Project Turnabout’s philanthropic mission and
purpose is to garner philanthropic support to help
those individuals and families suffering from alcohol,
drug and gambling addictions. It is our mission, as
an investment in the future, to continue to provide
programs and services to ensure continued access
to care for those in need. We do this by developing,
managing, administrating and showing responsible
stewardship of funds donated for charitable
purposes and by fulfilling our guiding principle of
“keeping our costs down and our doors open to all.”
The wide variety of programs and facilities that allow
us to meet patient treatment needs would not be
possible without continued financial support from
our alumni, families, friends and community.
More than 50% of Project Turnabout’s full-time
staff gave to the annual employee campaign. This
generated a 17% increase in funds raised over the
previous year. All employee contributions support
the scholarship funds for the patients we serve. Our
staff and volunteers are very committed to not only
delivering the highest quality of care but also in
“giving back” through scholarship support to those
in most need and providing access to all seeking the
hope of recovery.
Thank you for your support and future consideration
of helping those in need of hope! It’s only because
of the generosity of supporters like you that we
can continue to meet the growing demand for our
services and offer the hope of recovery to so many
more people. With your support, Project Turnabout
will remain a sanctuary of hope where those who
suffer from alcohol, drug and gambling addictions
will always find an open door and open hearts, ready
and able to help!
To meet our guiding principle of assuring access to
all that seek help, Project Turnabout continues to
focus on increasing its fundraising efforts to help
provide scholarship opportunities for those in need.
Your investment is changing lives. 100% of your donations go
directly toward scholarship support for our patients and families.
$116,050.54 in scholarship funds were disbursed to 131 individuals
and families to help defray treatment costs in Fiscal Year 2012
average donation made from an individual donor,
representing an 8% increase over the previous year
377
250
262
200
50
FY
2004
FY
2005
191
100
160
150
156
$129
300
125
“The increase in the numbers of those giving to
Project Turnabout’s patients and families reflects
donors’ belief in our mission and our future.”
350
105
growth in the number of donors for fiscal year 2012,
representing a 10% increase in donations
400
90
44%
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Number of Donors Fiscal Year 2004-2012
86
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We are happy to donate to the funds that support those who otherwise would not be able to receive
your healing care and help. Our son will celebrate five years of sobriety this year. He wouldn’t have
been able to do that, and be where he is today, without your help and support! We are forever grateful
for his newfound confidence and health. God Bless You! - Family Member of Alumni
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We invite you to call 1-800-862-1453 for more information, use the enclosed envelope to make a donation
or visit www.projectturnabout.org/donations to make an online gift.
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Donor Acknowledgements
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Circle of Trust:
$10,000-$24,999
D’Amico & Partners
The Dan Baker
Foundation
Prairie Island Indian
Community
Circle of Compassion:
$5,000-$9,999
Anonymous Donors
Granite Falls Bank
Shakopee Mdewakanton
Sioux Community
Circle of Respect:
$1,000-$4,999
Mark and Jackie
Hertz
Chad Hulstein
John Kennefick
Sid and Mary Larson
Trevor Mustoe
Sherry Parker
Mike and Jill Schiks
Sally Witham
Bruce and Mary
Zierke
Awards Plus
BOX Financial
Bremer Bank and Trust
G & K Services
Granite Falls Knights of
Columbus
Renville Lions Club
Upper Sioux Community
Susan and Lawrence
Friedrichs
Circle of Recovery:
Chris Long
$250-$499
Robert Spizman
Jeff and Linda Warner
Sarah Beck
Ameripride
Myra Briest
Canterbury Park
Lisa deCathelineau
Classic Provisions
John Essame
Ecolab
John and Tempe
Granite Falls Lutheran
Essell
Madison Bottling
John Hippen
Company
Paul and Elaine Moe
Metro Produce
Jan Craig Nelson
MIGA
Mark and Joanelle
Mille Lacs Band of
Sannerud
Ojibwe
Mark and JoAnn
Minnesota Indian
Scheurer
Gaming Association
Bob and Cheryl
Minnesota Premier
Schmillen
Publications
Val Swanson and Neil
Minnesota State Lottery
Sussenguth
New French Bakery
Jackie and Larry
Prairie’s Edge Casino
Thielen
Swanson Meats
Lyle and Cheri
The KNW Group
Weismantel
US Food Service
ACMC
Warners’ Stellian
Citizens Alliance Bank
Winthrop & Weinstine
Dave Baker and Family
Granite Falls Lions Club
Circle of Service:
Granite Falls Lutheran
$500-$999
Church Women ELCA
Henle Printing
Duaine and Ann
Heritage Bank
Amundson
Hope Lutheran Church
Lesley Anderson
ELCA
Donna Bradley
ING Foundation
Bob and Laurie
Lakeland Broadcasting
Emfield
Minnesota Institute of
David and Kathryn
Public Health
Gleason
Ortonville United Appeal
Darsi Hanies
Plumbing & Heating of
Judith Helm
Willmar
Rasmusson Insurance
ReMax Town & Country
Real Estate
Schult Homes
St. Paul’s Lutheran
WELCA
Circle of Friends:
Up to $249
Gordon and Edith Aas
Jerry and Donna Agre
Sheryl and Maury
Anderson
Elli and Anoush Ansari
Viola Ausherman
Donna Bahr
Donna Bakken
Craig Bakklund
Gail Baldwin
Annette Beckler
Anthony Belden
Angela Benedix
Paul and Barb Benson
Raplh Berry
David Bild
Matt and Mary Beth Blair
Rodney Blaydes
Mark and Terry Block
Steve Bommersbach
Lee Borash
John Bornhoft
Marj Bottge
David and Linda Boys
Nicole and Josh Brusven
Darrell and Hazel Carter
Caroline and Kyle Chan
John and Linda Chattin
Donna and John Chmelar
Cheryl Christensen
Jane and Gerald Connell
Marie Dahlke
Ben D’Amico
Larry D’Amico
Dawn Dann
Jennifer and James
Davenport
Linda L. Dosser
Dennis and Paula Earhart
Rochelle Eastman
James and Dorothy
Elfering
Elizabeth Engel
Susan and Jeff Engholm
Jeremy Evans
Donna Finnes
Teresa Fiskum
Mike Fleming
Gary Fokken
Scott and Gina Foster
John and Karin
Gilbertson
Adam and Kariann
Gottesman
Gerald Gruidl
Brandon Grund
Ray Guillory
Katie Gullickson
Ralph Hagen
John and Donna Haines
John and Karen Halling
Dave Hansen
Cindy and Randy Hanson
Helma Hansvick
Dale and Jane Harberts
Mary Jane Harris
Marcy and Adam
Heemeyer
Mark Henderson
Melissa Hess
Kenneth Heutmaker
Steven Hickel
Tom and Sue Hilgert
Elizabeth Hochman
Ann and Larry Hoffer
Marilyn and Robert
Holbert
Valerie and Randall
Holmgren
Keith and Karen Hovland
Mark and Carol Hruby
Judy Huffman
Ryan Huffman
Clyde and Beverly
Hussong
Geraldine Hyatt
David Jacobs
Harold and Rita Jans
Scott and Angela Jans
Grant Johnson
Senator Dean and Debra
Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Carla and Tom Kopel
Phil and Burni
Krautkremer
Hartwin Kreft
Gary and Pat Kubly
Lisa Larson
Ron and Ione Laycock
Patrick and Sharon
LeGare
Dean Lemke
James and Gail Lenz
Kelli and Brian Lien
Steve and Carolyn
Lindquist
Carol Long
David Marks
Norma Mattson
Jodi May
Matt and Julie McBride
Dorothy McCoy
Donald McKee
Brenda and Loren
Mentjes
Danny and Rosalene
Mooney
Mike and Mary Jane
Narog
Wayne and Linda Nelson
Peggy Nelson
Charles Nettestad
Kristin Nevins (Kvaal)
Wyonne Norby
Rick Nordby
Amy Ochs
Earl Olson
Melissa Olson
Meredith Olson
Doris Ommodt
Elaine O’Neal
Jean O’Neal
Rose Onken
Tom and Anne Peacock
Cathie Perrault
Gabriel and Jill Pieper
Francis and Bernadette
Pokornowski
Jodene Pope
Jeffrey and Debra Punzel
Sandra and Patrick
Redding
Leslie Roberts
John and Nancy
Rodeberg
Lacy Rohlik
Jill and Lewis Rotman
Diane Rouillard
Darrell and Peggy Ruch
Ben and Stefanie Ryan
Curtis and Mariann
Sampson
Gene and Sharon
Sannerud
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Sautter
Donna Sauve
Justin and Andrea Schiks
Barbara Schultz
Paul Schumacher
Chris and Therese Semlak
Al Siemers
Kristin Simonson
Dave and Cindy
Smiglewski
Beverly and Evan Sneller
David and Carole Snyder
Leanne Stoeckman
John Stone
Jessie Stoufer
Norman and Betty
Strehlow
Cassandra Struffert
Gary Surdel
Robert and Marian
Swedzinski
Mark Sweno
Marjorie Syring
Sadie and Herbert
Tammen
Amber and Jim Tisue
Tabatha Tjaden
David and Beverly
Uppman
John Vaala
Douglas Vagle
Debra Van Maldeghem
Peter VanVooren
Warren Velde
Lewellyn and Joyce Vold
Debra and Al Wacha
Penny Wall
Seth A. Wanetik
Carla Warner
James Warner
Julie Warner
Jeffery Warner Jr.
Thomas and Barbara
Welle
Ruth Ann Westbrook
Todd Wheeler
Ann Whorton
Richard Wiese
Clarence Wigton
Greg and Pamela
Wilkening
Tamera and Peter
Wisniewski
Traci Wolner
Jayne and Mark Younghans
Mrianne Zarazana
Sue and Al Zelickson
Ken and Eleanor Ziesmer
LaVella Zimbelman
Ace Hardware Monte
Action Sports
Agralite Electric
Cooperative
Alano Squads of Willmar
Benson Bakery & Coffee
Shop
Big Buddies WCA
Breyfogle Auto
Burger King
Carl’s Bakery
Case IH Application
Equipment
Chappell Central, Inc
Chippewa Valley Ethanol
Co. LLLP
City of Granite Falls
Classic Cut’s N Style
Corneil-Elkjer Insurance
Cottonwood Co-op Oil Co.
County Fair Food Stores
Cross of Calvary Lutheran
Church
Darold’s Super Value
Dave’s Electric Motors
Duinick Brothers Inc.
Enestvedt Seed Company
Engen & Associates
Fagen, Inc.
Family Eye Care Center
Fancy Coats Pet Grooming
& Inn
Farmers & Merchants State
Bank
Farmer’s Coop Elevator
First Lutheran Church
WELCA
G&R Controls
Garfield Lutheran Church
Women
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid
Granite Falls Economart
Granite Falls EDA
Granite Falls Energy, LLC
Granite Falls Hospital &
Manor
Granite Family Eyecare
Granite Floral
Granite True Value
H & H Construction
Hoff Chiropractic
Hoffco Inc.
Holy Redeemer CCW
Huston Vadnais LLC
HyVee
Insurance by Strehlow
J.H. Lynner Company/
Lynner Funeral Home
Jennie-O Turkey Store
Kingsley Mercantile Inc.
Klein Bank
Kramer Law Office
Lac Qui Parle Lutheran
WELCA
Lee’s Auto & Diesel
Liberty Diversified
International
Lundell Chriopractic
Madison Community
Fund
Marshall Decorating
Meyer’s Repair & Towing
Mills Auto
Minnesota Valley
Cooperative Light
& Power Assn.
Minnwest Bank
MnWest Comm. &
Technical College
MVTV Wireless
NAPA Auto Parts
Nelson Salvage & Towing
Inc.
North Star/Norwegian
Mutual Insurance
Office Peeps
Patzer’s Hardware Hank
Paxton Signs
Picht’s Auto Body
Rambow Inc
Robert F. Danielowski,
COA
Sannerud Custom
Painting & Collision
Repair
Spec Sys Inc
Stacy’s Nursery
State Bank of Danvers
State Farm Insurance
Stoneberg, Giles &
Stroup, P.A.
Super America
Tensen Marine
The Bike Shop
The Dollar Stop
Thrifty White Pharmacy
Tires Plus Total Car Care
Tjosvold Equipment
Tony Doom Office Supply
Torkelson’s Lock Service
Travel Now of Renville
United Southwest Bank
Weber Construction
Wells Fargo Investments
West Central Sanitation
West Central Trophies
Willie’s Corner Store
Willmar Hearing Aid
Center
Wood Lake Lumber
Woodlake Township
Rural Charities
Inkind Donors:
Jerry and Donna Agre
Jesus Aguilar
Elli and Anoush Ansari
Diane Bakker
Carol Beck
Annette Beckler
David and Linda Boys
John Cooke
Larry D’Amico
Lois Denenberg
Pete and Kiem Engelen
John and Tempe Essell
Shari Fierstine
Tanya Friese
Ann and Larry Hoffer
Stanley Holien
John Hugo
John Johannson
Kathy Kimpling
Darlene Knutson
Brian and Kelli Lien
Steve and Carolyn
Lindquist
Peter Mihajlov
Dorothy Nokleby
Kelly Nokleby
Brenda and Lee Ohlson
Leslie Roberts
Paul Roder
Diane Rouillard
Jessica Rouillard
Ben and Stefanie Ryan
Robin Sanborn
Curt and JoAnn Slaughter
Sarah Kaplan and Leon
Steinberg
Marti Paulson-Strommen
and Dale Strommen
Tabatha Tjaden
Debra Van Maldeghem
Sue and Al Zelickson
112 Eatery
A&W Furniture
al Vento Restaurant
Alano Society and
Sunday Night AA
Andrew Shea Glass
Applebees
Arthur Murray Dance
Studio
Aus Floors & More
Avera Marshall Aux Thrift
Store
Bages and Brew
Barbette
Benson Golf Club
Bergen Lutheran Church
Black Forest Inn
Brunswick Zone Eden
Prairie
Café Latte
Cannon River Winery
Cenex Montevideo
Chanhassen Dinner
Theatres
Chappell Central, Inc
Cigar Jones
Crocus Hill
Cub Foods
Dale Studios
D’Amico & Partners
Dawson Boyd High
School Student Senate
DoubleTree by Hilton Minneapolis South
Elmquist Jewelers
Flying Goose Quilt Shop
Friends of Project
Turnabout
Frog’s Leap
Gervais Jewelers
Gleason’s Gymnastic
School
Golden Valley Country
Club
Granite Falls Advocate
Tribune
Granite True Value
Gregerson, Rosow,
Johnson & Nilan, Ltd.
H&L Motors
Hampton Inn Mpls/
Minnetonka
Hawk Creek Country
Club
Hazel Run Lutheran
WELCA
Hazellewood Grill
Hell’s Kitchen
Henle Printing
Hillyard
History Theatre
Holiday Inn Express
Golden Valley
Holy Redeemer CCW
Hyatt Place
INVIEW Interior Design
LLC
Island Pine Golf Club
JazzMN
Joey Novas
Kandi Entertainment
Center
KDMA-KMGM-KKRC
Kemps
Kohls-Weelborg Ford
Korthuis Jewelry
La Playa Condo
Ladera Vineyards
Leaders Manufacturing
Little Crow County Club
Mall of America
Marshall Radio
Matt Blair Celebrity
Promotions
Midwest Plant Works
Mill City Museum
Mill Valley Kitchen
Minnesota Landscape
Arboretum
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota Vikings
Mission American
Kitchen & Bar
MN Electric Supply
MN Premier Publications
MN Twins
Morning Star Coffee
Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Old Log Theatre
Olivia Golf Club
Our Saviors Lutheran
Church
Our Saviors Lutheran
Church of Baxter
Patzer’s Hardware Hank
Penzeys Spices
Pier Five Hundred
Play It Again Sports
Prairie’s Edge Casino &
Resort
Rush Creek
Saron Lutheran Church
Simply Jane Studio
SMSU
Southview Design
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Success Computer
Consulting
Summit Brewing
Company
Super America
SW MN Table Tennis Club
Swanson Meats
Taste of India
The Anchor Fish & Chips
The Daily Grind
The Naples Beach Hotel
and Golf Club
The Red Stag Supper
Club
The Sawmill
The Schwan Food
Company
The Tavern Grill
Wang Lutheran WELCA
Way-Cool Cooking
School
Wayzata Community
Sailing Center
Wild Images/Ink Spot
Wild Mountain and
Taylors Falls Recreation
Willie’s Korner Store
Wirtz Beverage
Yellow Medicine County
Family Services
Thank
You!
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“Recovery truly means
the difference between
life and death. I was able
to receive a scholarship
to attend treatment at
Project Turnabout and
it truly saved my life. It
has given me everything
I could have ever hoped
for - a sense of gratitude,
peace and happiness.
Thank you to everyone
who has donated to
the scholarship funds
at Project Turnabout to
help others receive the
hope of recovery!”
- Alumni
11
Mission
To operate services designed to help chemically
dependent people, compulsive gamblers and
perpetrators of domestic abuse or community
violence.
All of us at Project Turnabout are immensely
appreciative of the outpouring of support from the
donors, supporters and referents that make our
work possible. At the end of the day, it’s because
of you that the patients and families attending
treatment at Project Turnabout are able to find the
hope of recovery. Although the words “thank you”
often seem woefully inadequate to express the
powerful, even overwhelming, feeling of gratitude
– THANK YOU for all that you do for Project
Turnabout’s patients and families.
Project Turnabout
660 18th Street | PO Box 116 | Granite Falls, MN 56241
www.projectturnabout.org
[email protected]
320-564-4911 | 1-800-862-1453
Electronic version available at www.projectturnabout.org/annual-reports