Annual Report - Wellspring Living

Annual Report
JULY 2011 – JUNE 2012
Serving Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
and Exploitation Since 2001.
CONFRONTING THE ISSUES OF CHILDHOOD
SEXUAL ABUSE AND EXPLOITATION THROUGH
AWARENESS, TRAINING, AND TREATMENT
PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.
Table of Contents
Letter from the Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Page 3
Programs & Services
Page 4
Overview of Treatment
Page 5
Celebrating the Life of Leah
Page 6
Celebrating the Life of Janelle
Page 8
The Heart of a Volunteer
Page 10
Community Awareness and Education
Page 12
Celebrations
Pages 13 - 14
Financial Year at a Glance
Page 15
Board of Directors
Page 16
Sponsors & Contributors
Page 17 - 20
Dear Friends and Supporters,
In the spring of 2001, Wellspring Living was
born with a simple vision to serve women
and the community of Atlanta. In just over a
decade, the vision has grown as thousands
across Georgia have joined together to
form a comprehensive network of care for
women and girls from the most desperate
of circumstances. What began with a small
group of volunteers has expanded into a force
that is having an impact all around the world.
Wellspring Living is now creating healthy
communities for women, restoring child
victims of sex trafficking, training other organizations around the globe, and
advocating for community awareness and just response from legislators and
law enforcement.
This Annual Report is an opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of
Wellspring Living through this past year as well as to thank our supporters and
donors like you for helping us make this happen!
» Expanded services for girls (ages 17-22) through our new apartments
» Refined existing programs for continued excellence of care
» Opened a Wellspring Treasures store in Virginia Highland
» Grew existing and created exciting new partnerships with churches and
organizations to serve a broader area of Metro Atlanta
» Grown existing partnerships and created exciting new partnerships with
churches and organizations to serve a broader area of Metro Atlanta
We value your investment in the work of Wellspring Living! We cannot
accomplish results without the dedication, support and consistent sacrifice of
our donors, volunteers, and partners. Our hope is that by seeing the results of
your generosity, this Annual Report will bring you encouragement.
We sincerely thank you for your investment in the mission of Wellspring Living,
and invite you to continue partnering with us as we continue to grow and serve
more women and girls over the next decade.
Blessings,
Mary Frances Bowley
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Programs & Services
Residential Programs
Transition Programs
Community Programs
Wellspring Living, Inc.
» Wellspring Living Girls (serving
» Independent Living Program
» Lynn Sweet Counseling Center:
140 Howell Rd.
Suite C-2
Tyrone, GA 30290
survivors ages 12-17): A residential
recover program for girls trapped
in sex trafficking.
» Wellspring Living Women
(serving survivors ages 18+) – A
residential recovery program for
women who are adult survivors
of childhood sexual abuse and
exploitation.
» Redeemed Assessment Center
(serving survivors ages 18+): Offers
an immediate safe environment
for crisis intervention.
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(serving survivors age 18+):
Integrating the women into
healthy communities through
the building of independent living
skills, career, education, and life
management.
» Empowered Living Program
(serving survivors ages 17-22):
Offers participants continued
support to build independence
and restoration through education
and career skills.
Counseling open to the
community.
» Wellspring Living Retail:
Wellspring Treasures are upscale
resale stores specializing in new
and gently used furniture, clothing,
accessories, and housewares.
» Wellspring League:
An organization for college
students and young professionals
who advocate in support of
Wellspring Living and the women
and girls we serve.
770.631.8888 (o)
770.631.8830 (f)
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The Voice of Wellspring Living Blog
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Overview of Treatment
Rescue...
Restore...
Assessment
Residential
Safe refuge providing
the opportunity to rest
and discover her next
steps toward recovery
Intense therapeutic
environment to heal
from trauma and rebuild
community and support
Cycle of Lives Impacted
Families
Renew...
Women & Girls
we serve
Transitions
Independent Living:
Housing, transportation,
employment, and education
support for women 18+
Empowered Living:
Housing, education, life skills,
and therapeutic support for
girls 17-22
Community
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Celebrating the Life of Leah
At the age of 15, Leah’s parents offered her to men in
exchange for money and other goods. Because she was
introduced to the world of sex at such an early age,it only
seemed natural for Leah to begin making pornographic
films and selling herself in prostitution. By age 17, she was
addicted to crack and would take any pill or drink that
was available. Leah would do anything to dull the pain
and erase the memories of what she did every night. After
four years of sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancies,
abortions, and arrests for prostitution, Leah tried to take
her life by drinking bleach and swallowing three bottles of
pills.
Leah woke up at the hospital devastated that she was still
alive. The hospital social worker helped her find Wellspring
Living, and she came to us fragmented, numb, and empty.
Over the next several months, Leah opened herself up
to therapy, and through staff
and volunteers began to
experience unconditional
love and acceptance for the
first time. She learned to trust
herself and others.
“LEAH WOKE
UP AT THE
HOSPITAL
DEVASTATED
THAT SHE
WAS STILL
ALIVE”
Today Leah is in the
Independent Living Program,
the last phase of the Wellspring
Living Women’s program. Leah
has worked through much of
her early trauma and continues to heal from a lifetime of
abuse and misuse. She still has work to do, and healing will
continue throughout her life, but she is now strong, stable,
and making wise choices. Leah has developed a healthy
community, broken ties with her unhealthy, toxic family,
and is waiting on God to show her the next steps in her
healthy life.
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WELLSPRING LIVING WOMEN
HAS RESTORED
LIVES OF WOMEN,
THEIR CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND
COMMUNITY MEMBERS
105
PARTNERSHIPS
WITH COMMUNITY
ORGANIZATIONS SUCH
AS PSI DIGITAL MEDIA
EXPERTS AND GEM
SHOPPING NETWORK
HAVE INCREASED
JOB SKILLS AND
INDEPENDENT LIVING
THE ASSESSMENT CENTER HAS PROVIDED
MORE OPPORTUNITIES TO UTILIZE THE WELLSPRING
LIVING WOMEN’S PROGRAM PLUS PROVIDE
APPROPRIATE COMMUNITY REFERRALS FOR
SURVIVORS
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Celebrating the Life of Janelle
Janelle graduated the Wellspring Living Girls program at
the age of 17. She was a very determined girl, but with
a history of severe trauma, she had her doubts that she
could finish high school while moving toward a bright
future. Janelle kept in contact with many of the Wellspring
Living staff, including continuing to seek guidance and
encouragement from her therapist. After months of hard
work and persistence, Janelle received her high school
diploma and many of the Wellspring Living staff celebrated
by attending her graduation in May of 2012. The celebration
was encouraging for Janelle, and also incredibly rewarding
for the Wellspring Living staff
members who had walked with
Janelle through some very
tough and dark days.
“SHE HAD
HER DOUBTS
THAT SHE
COULD
FINISH”
She graduated high school
with college aspirations, but
was disheartened by her lack
of financial prospects. Janelle
applied for the FASFA. This was
a huge step of independence and in the end proved to be
extremely rewarding. Janelle soon found her financial needs
for college were met. She currently has a job in a veterinary
office where she hopes to gain skills and knowledge and
will attend college in the fall with aspirations of becoming a
veterinarian.
Janelle continues to remain in contact with Wellspring
Living and has been intentional about pursuing
opportunities to share her story of success and hope to the
girls in the program.
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WELLSPRING LIVING
GIRLS HAS RESTORED
LIVES OF GIRL’S, THEIR
FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITY
MEMBERS.
WELLSPRING LIVING OPENED
THE EMPOWERED LIVING
PROGRAM (ELP) IN MAY OF 2012,
DOUBLING THE CAPACITY
TO SERVE SURVIVORS OF SEX
TRAFFICKING.
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The Heart of a Volunteer
The Wahlmeier’s
Bruce and Cheryl Wahlmeier began volunteering for Wellspring
Treasures in the fall of 2010. They spent long hours ripping up
carpet, painting walls, assembling shelving and clothes racks
in preparation for the opening of the Wellspring Treasures
Kennesaw store.
As a former school teacher and social worker, Bruce and Cheryl
already had a big heart for helping others, especially children.
Initially, they thought Wellspring Treasures would be just a place
to ‘volunteer a few hours.’ They quickly discovered that the
purpose behind Wellspring Treasures would ‘hit close to home’ as
they learned about the mission of Wellspring Living.
Bruce and Cheryl have two adopted children whom they deeply
love. As sometimes happens, both children have chosen a
reckless lifestyle and have spent time
living on the streets in Atlanta and
Chicago.
“I REALIZED
‘THAT GIRL’
COULD
BE MY
DAUGHTER.”
“Whenever I thought about the
young women and girls that
Wellspring Living is helping, I realized
‘that girl’ could be my daughter.
These young women are someone’s
daughter , granddaughter, sister,
niece, and friend. As someone who
can relate to their mother’s, I want to know there are people in
the world who care about my daughter, just like Wellspring Living
does,” said Cheryl.
Bruce and Cheryl continue to give back by volunteering
at Wellspring Treasures on a weekly basis. They enjoy the
camaraderie of all the volunteers, and love knowing they are
making a difference in many lives. They also have started a
support group for parents who have prodigal children. They
reside in Acworth, Georgia and in their spare time enjoy spoiling
their only grandchild.
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WELLSPRING LIVING
ENGAGED WITH
INDIVIDUAL AND
GROUP VOLUNTEERS IN
THE PAST FISCAL YEAR.
1,243
FROM JULY 2011
TO JUNE 2012,
WELLSPRING
LIVING
ENGAGED
NEW VOLUNTEERS.
508
OVER THE PAST FISCAL
YEAR, THE VOLUNTEER
VALUE EQUALS
MORE THAN
$1.3M
(based on the average of four hours
of volunteer time per month. Source:
Independent Sector)
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Community Awareness and Education
The Organizational Mentorship Program is currently
partnering with the following organizations enabling them
to develop programs serving women and girls in their
local communities: VAST in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania;
Gracehaven in Columbus, Ohio; Bridging Freedom in
Tampa, Florida; Refuge of Light in Tyler, Texas; Selah
Freedom House in Tampa, Florida.
Community awareness of sex trafficking and the effects of
childhood sexual abuse is at an all time high, through the
efforts of:
» The Wellspring Living Speakers Bureau, a growing group
of 51 volunteers who advocate in the community on
behalf of Wellspring Living
» Wellspring Living staff and volunteers participating in 127
spekaking engagements, with a total audience of more
than 9,000
» Wellspring Living University League engaging students
at 20 colleges and universities to create community
awareness
» Wellspring Living partnerships with 8 different artists,
companies, and organizations to raise community
awareness
» The Wellspring League hosting thirteen meetings that
engaged and educated 51 young professionals, on the
issue of childhood sexual abuse and sex trafficking
Over the past fiscal year, 160 churches have actively given,
volunteered and advocated on behalf of Wellspring Living
and the women and girls we serve.
» More than $490,000 has been given in monetary
funds from churches across Georgia to help support
Wellspring Living programs and operational costs.
» 43 new relationships with churches have been built
through giving and volunteer speaking engagements.
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Organizational Mentorship partnership between VAST
and Truth for Women from Lehigh Valley
(Bethlehem, PA).
Celebrations
PASSION 2012
PARTNERSHIP
RAISED MORE
THAN
2
$100,000
TO PROVIDE
INITIAL FUNDING
FOR THE
EMPOWERED
LIVING PROGRAM
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GRADUATES
AT THE
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LIVING GIRLS
PROGRAM
PURSUING HIGHER EDUCATION
AT THE WELLSPRING LIVING
WOMEN’S PROGRAM
400
VOLUNTEER GROUPS OF MORE THAN
PEOPLE WORKED TIRELESSLY TO OPEN THE
NEW ELP IN MAY OF 2012
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OF THE
INDEPENDENT
LIVING PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS
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Financial Information
Assets
Current Assets
Statements of Activities
2011/2012
2010/2011
$262,961
$28,179
$4,710
$7,793
$303,643
$210,582
$27,835
$17,830
$8,347
$264,594
Fixed Assets
2011/2012
2010/2011
Land
Building and improvements
Leasehold improvements
Machinery and equipment
Vehicles
Less: accumulated depreciation
Total Fixed Assets
Other Assets
Total Assets
$184,917
$184,917
$1,196,356 $1,196,356
$174,063
$29,054
$14,964
$14,964
$48,040
$17,200
($205,124) ($160, 026)
$1,413,216 $1,282,465
$12,722
$11,368
$1,729,581 $1,558,427
Cash and cash equivalents
Inventories
Accounts receivable
Prepaid expenses
Total Current Assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current Liabilities
2011/2012
2010/2011
$94,345
$57,686
$36,769
$26,622
$7,500
$6,725
$5,000
$4,082
$238,729
$703,219
$941,948
$38,503
$94,724
$40,999
$25,902
$0
$4,022
$0
$3,672
$207,822
$729,794
$937,616
Net Assets
2011/2012
2010/2011
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$599,666
$507,931
$187,967
$112,880
$787,633
$620,811
$1,729,581 $1,558,427
Accounts Payable
Accrued salaries and wages
Notes payable – current portion
Deferred rent
Deferred revenue
Other accrued expenses
Line of credit
Sales tax payable
Total Current Liabilities
Notes payable
Total Liabilities
Sources of Revenue
Changes in Unrestricted Net
Assets Revenues, Gains and
Other Supports
2011/2012
2010/2011
Contributions
Foundations
Fundraisers
Less direct benefit to donors
In-kind contributions
Property tax refunds
Counseling and education
Rental revenue
Interest income
Net assets released from
restriction
Subtotal revenues, gains, &
other supports
Retail store sales
In-kind contributions- retail
Subtotal retail store income
Total Revenues, Gains, and
Other Supports
$862,426
$619,847
$163,144
($36,634)
$25,608
$30,817
$5,946
$1,490
$477
$103,200
$571,348
$553,725
$102,681
($50,079)
$23,826
$0
$9,056
$0
$33
$0
$1,776,321
$1,210,590
$765,472
$382,737
$1,148,209
$2,924,530
$579,602
$289,801
$869,403
$2,079,993
Store Income - 26%
Contributions - 29%
In-Kind - 14%
Foundations - 21%
Fundraising Events - 5%
*Other - 5%
*Other includes Net Assets released from Restriction, Property
Tax Refund, Interest Income and Rental Reveune
Uses of Funds
Program Activities - 86%
Expenses
2011/2012
2010/2011
Program activities
Management and general
Retail stores
Fundraising
Total Expenses
Change in Net Assets
Net Assets at Beginning of Year
Net Assets at End of Year
$1,396,477 $1,041,496
$224,809
$170,369
$1,036,755
$758,161
$174,754
$81,831
$2,832,795 $2,051,857
$166,822
$141,016
$620,811
$479,795
$787,633
$620,811
Admininstration - 8%
Fundraising - 6%
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Board of Directors
June 2011 – July 2012
July 2012 – June 2013
» Ed Abufaris, Executive Vice President-Institutional Lending (Amerisave
» Dave Abrahamson, Owner (PSI-The Digital Media Experts)
Mortgage)
» Linda Abufaris, Nurse (Retired)
» Alan Anderson, Oracle Database Administrator and Enterprise Data
Architect (Macy’s Systems & Technology)
» Vivian Autrey, Senior Vice President (Wells Fargo)
» Michael Campbell, Project Manager Information Technology (Delta Airlines)
» Pam Abrahamson, Owner (PSI- The Digital Media Experts)
» Ed Abufaris, Executive Vice President-Institutional Lending (Amerisave
Mortgage)
» Linda Abufaris, Nurse (Retired)
» Alan Anderson, Oracle Database Administrator and Enterprise Data
Architect (Macy’s Systems & Technology)
» Laura Clark, Retired
» Michael Campbell, Project Manager Information Technology (Delta Airlines)
» Kate Davis, Commercial Banker (Suntrust)
» Laura Clark, Retired
» Matt Davis, Cardiac Device Specialist (Boston Scientific)
» Jeffrey Causey, Captain (Airtran Airways)
» Jennifer Jackson, Regional Director (IKON Office Solutions)
» Ashley Causey, Vice President of Business Development (Capital Partners
» Greg Janicki, Mortgage Banker
» Michelle Janicki, Retired Mortgage Banker
» Dale Levenson, Co-Owner (Levenson Development)
» Kay Montgomery, Art Gallery Owner
» Mike Montgomery, Art Gallery Owner
» Chris Nedza, CEO (ZeeZor)
» Cindy Nedza, CEO (Peachtree Clippers)
» Kirk Sarkisian, Owner (Diskrevolt.com)
» Pam Smith, Business Owner
» James Talley, Atlanta Housing Authority
» Contente Terry, Managing Director (Contente Consulting, Inc.)
» Jeff Shaw, Attorney (Holberg & Weaver, LLP)
» Loretta Zimmerman, Community Advocate
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Certified Development Company)
» Greg Janicki, Mortgage Banker
» Michelle Janicki, Retired Mortgage Banker
» Kay Montgomery, Art Gallery Owner
» Mike Montgomery, Art Gallery Owner
» Chris Nedza, CEO (ZeeZor)
» Cindy Nedza, CEO (Peachtree Clippers)
» Kirk Sarkisian, Owner (Diskrevolt.com)
» Contente Terry, Managing Director (Contente Consulting, Inc.)
» Loretta Zimmerman, Community Advocate
Sponsors & Contributors
Lifetime Givers
Founding Givers
Gifts Generously Given of $50,000+ Over the Lifetime of
Wellspring Living
Gifts Given Every Year Since the Founding of Wellspring
Living in 2001
» Amburgy Family Foundation
» Daniel P Amos Family
Thomas and Amy Sweet
» Allen Morris Foundation
» Amy Woods
Teague Family Foundation
» Frances Archer
» Douglas and Lynda Woods
Victory World Church
» Douglas and Vicki Barclay
» Ed and Jamie Wyatt
Watkins Christian Foundation
» Dick and Mary Frances Bowley
» Ed and Molly Worrell
Sunny and Todd Weiner
» Jon and Amy Bridges
Marsha Weston
» Randall and Gail Brown
Foundation
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»
»
Dick and Mary Frances Bowley
Elizabeth Chester
Dan and Kris Cowart
David, Helen and Marian
Woodward Fund Atlanta
» Lynda Dean
» First Baptist Church of Peachtree
City
» Richard and Barbara Gaby
Foundation
» Georgia Baptist Health Care
System
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»
»
»
Patty and Jerry Wills
Ed and Jamie Wyatt
Four Anonymous Donors
» Kent and Carol Carnley
» Gilda and Calvin Cheatham
» Virginia and Ken Cornwall
» Jason and Elizabeth Dean
» Lynda Dean
» First Baptist Church of Peachtree
City
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»
»
»
King and Fran Grant
» Helen Heard
Gwinnett Church
» Lynn and Nancy Hume
Helen Heard
» Gail and Edward Jeanes
Jackson Family Foundation and
Jackson Healthcare LLC
» Johnson Ferry Baptist Church
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»
Johnson Ferry Baptist Church
» Crawford and Karen Loritts
New Hope Baptist Church
One Hundred Shares Inc
Passion
Perimeter Church
Singletary Foundation Inc
Stonecreek Church Inc
» Shelley and William Lambert
» Matt and Sara Molchan
» Tom and Anna Marie Natale
» Perimeter Church
» Sara Strandburg
» Jane Trammell
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Sponsors & Contributors
Faithful Givers
Gifts Given Faithfully, Every Year for 5 Years
» Vivian and Mike Autry
» King and Fran Grant
» Providence United Methodist Church
» Sandra Barnes
» Steve and Nancy Hanes
» Douglas and Jamie Pyles
» Patty Beem
» The Hannah Foundation
» J Cobb Quarles
» Mike and Susan Bell
» Steve and Amy Heifner
» David and Cecelia Ratcliffe
» Paul and Lindsay Bowley
» Debra and Mark Helton
» Kirk and Michele Sarkisian
» Brasfield & Gorrie LLC
» Heritage Christian Church Mission Fund
» Singletary Foundation Inc
» Troy and Cathy Burwell
» John and Letitia Judy
» Mike and Pat Strain
» Carriage Lane Presbyterian Church PCA
» Sam and Liz Kiker
» Mary Taweel
» Michael and Victoria Caudle
» Kenneth and Yurapan King
» Thames Family Foundation
» Veronica Caudle
» Gerry and Al Knoeller
» Verna Toms and KT Johnson
» Jeff and Cindy Clough
» Jane and Ned Lesh
» Victory World Church
» Michael and Terri Crabtree and Prudential
» Kenneth and Mercedes Lopez
» Albert and Deana Jo Vivian
» Daniel and Deborah Lowery
» Wakefield Beasley and Associates Architects Inc
» S Renae Martin
» Watkins Christian Foundation
» Judith and Paul Massey
» Yvonne and Mark Webb
» Bobby Mayson
» Patty and Jerry Wills
» Patrick and Jennifer McEwen
» Arthur and Sue Woods
» The McGee Group
» Young Contracting
» Richard and Judy Michael
» Three Anonymous Donors
Georgia Realty Terri Crabtree
» Crosspoint Community Church
» Jim and Barbara Crozier
» David and Tricia Delk
» Robert and Linda Dukes
» Duluth First United Methodist Church
» Zanese and Emeral Duncan
» Judy and Richard Emery
» Lynn and Shirley Fairley
» First Baptist Church of Peachtree City Kirby
Sunday School Class
» Gary and Ella Givens
» Grace Evangelical Church
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» Stella Miller
» MP Equipment
» New South Construction
» Peachtree Planning Foundation Inc
» Helga Pfeiffer
Wellspring Living gratefully acknowledges the following donors who provided healing to survivors in our
community and impact to survivors around the world in the 2011-2012 fiscal year:
$100,000+
» Gwinnett Church
» Richard and Barbara Gaby
Foundation
» Anonymous
$50,000-$99,999
» Daniel P Amos Family
Foundation
» David, Helen and Marian
Woodward Fund Atlanta
» Passion
» Anonymous
$25,000-$49,999
» Jackson Family Foundation
and Jackson Healthcare LLC
» Jim Ellis
» Peachtree Presbyterian
Church
» Singletary Foundation Inc
» Stonecreek Church Inc
» Tom and Mary Frances Garrett
» Georgia Baptist Health Care
System
» The Home Foundation Inc
» King and Fran Grant
» Ida Alice Ryan Charitable Trust
» Tara Moore
» New Hope Baptist Church
» Price Gilbert Jr Charitable
Fund
» Vinings Lake Church
» Eric and Loretta Zimmermann
» Two Anonymous Donors
$5,000-$9,999
» Ed and Linda Abufaris
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»
»
» Watkins Christian Foundation
» Anonymous
$10,000-$24,999
» Atlanta Foundation
» The Benjamin F Brady
Charitable Foundation
» Cecil B Day Foundation
» Charity Guild of St Ives
» Matt and Kate Davis
» The Evelyn & Frank Gordy
Foundation
» First Baptist Church of
Peachtree City
» Frances Wood Wilson
Foundation
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Chris and Teri Bledsoe
Caroline and John Browne
Jeff and Ashley Causey
Clark and Ruby Baker
Foundation
Michael and Terri Crabtree and
Prudential Georgia Realty Terri
Crabtree
Dahlonega Baptist Church
Helen and Brett Fortune
Georgia Baptist Convention
Youth Ministries
Jason and Leslie Howard
Christina Jewell-Strohmeyer
Johnson Ferry Baptist Church
North Avenue Presbyterian
Church
North Metro Ministries Inc
Perimeter Church
Thomson Reuters
Ed and Molly Worrell
Three Anonymous Donors
$2,500-$4,999
» Pamela and David
Abrahamson
» Alan and Tracy Anderson
» Bagwell Family Foundation Inc
and American Proteins Inc
» Douglas and Vicki Barclay
» Dick and Mary Frances Bowley
» Brand Properties LLC
» Joe and Nancy Burns
» Donald Lee Burns Jr
» Stacy Clubb Clark
» New South Construction
» Lynda Dean
» Duluth First United Methodist
Church
» Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
» Friends for Life Foundation Inc
» Gary and Ella Givens
» Grace Evangelical Church
» Greenstone Enterprise
» Chris and Cindy Nedza
» Huffines
» Jeff and Jennifer Jackson
» Gregory and Michelle Janicki
» Kappa Delta Greater Atlanta
Day Alumnae Chapter
» Sandra and George Kaufman
» Richard and Lani Lusk
» Sandy and Darrell Martin
» Patrick and Jennifer McEwen
» The McGee Group
» Matt and Sara Molchan
» New Community A Christian
Church Inc
» Piedmont Bank
» Professional Sound Images Inc
» Jeff Shaw
» Melanie and Russ Sheldon
» The Skin Spa of Newnan
Dermatology
» David and Nancy Sousa
» Thames Family Foundation
» TPA Realty Services
» Velocity Productions
» Victory North Church
» Victory World Church
» Viridiun Christian Foundation
» Robert Wacker
» Wakefield Beasley and
Associates Architects Inc
» Ed and Jamie Wyatt
» Young Contracting
» Anonymous
$1,000-$2,499
» Account Recovery Company
Inc
» Marcia and Ronald Allen
» Antioch Baptist Church
» Alan Ashby
» Atlanta Forum Tommy
Aldredge Memorial Golf
Tournament
» Chantal Bagwell
» William and Carolyn Baker
» Baptist Woman’s Missionary
Union
» Hannah Beaver
» Christine Becker
» Brian Bennett
» Best Buy Co Inc
» Billiamjeans LLC
» George and Lisa Boyd
» Brasfield & Gorrie LLC
» Jon and Amy Bridges
» Burlap Street
» Kent and Carol Carnley
» Jennifer and David Carr
» Carriage Lane Presbyterian
Church PCA
» Christ Fellowship Church Inc
» PJ Lynch and Frank Circelli
» Jeff and Cindy Clough
» Melanie Collier
» Virginia and Ken Cornwall
» Crosspoint Community
Church
» Barbara Curnutt
» Dodge County Baptist
Association
» Drop Dead Gorgeous Inc
» Duluth First United Methodist
Church Women
» Barry Dunlap
» Easlan Capital of Atlanta Inc
» Kimberly and Keith Edmunds
» Kathy England
» Mallory Farmer
» First Baptist Church of Duluth
» First Baptist Church of Lilburn
Inc
» Edward and Patricia Frazelle
» Gregory and Angela Garvin
» Kyle and Jennifer Gerber
» Cynthia Glockle
» Sandy and Andy Goodwin III
» Grace 1720
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Kathy Hayter
Helen Heard
Heritage Christian Church
Mission Fund
» HOBO Nation Inc
» Christopher Hoffman
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Wellspring Living gratefully acknowledges the following donors who provided healing to survivors in our
community and impact to survivors around the world in the 2011-2012 fiscal year:
$1,000-$2,499
» Thomas and Danielle
Humber
» Walter Jones
» Katharine Andrews
Foundation
» Russell and Kara Kiefer
» Kohls
» Shelley and William Lambert
» Dale Levenson
» Larry and Robyn Lewark
» Life Church International
» Kenneth and Mercedes
Lopez
» Thomas Lynch
» March Family Foundation
» Anthony and Jennifer
Mascitti
» Bobby Mayson
» Meadows & Ohly LLC
» Michael and Kimberly
Meredith
» Mike and Kay Montgomery
» The Moorings Group
» North American Properties
» On Point Salon
» One Magnolia Lane
» Providence United Methodist
Church
» Ann Railsback
» Redeemer Presbyterian
Church
» Ryder System Charitable
Foundation Inc
» Kirk and Michele Sarkisian
» Brian and Debbie Silva
» Chanan Slay
» Donna Slingsby
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Pamela Smith
Wayne Sound Jr
Mark and Jeannie Sparks
Gwen Spence
Laura Stephens
Mike and Pat Strain
Wanda and Frank Taylor
Contente Terry
Kerri and Daniel Thomas
Steven Travis and Karen
Timmer
Sharon Umphenour
Mike Van Konynenburg
Lauren and Barry Vickers
Villa Rica First Baptist Church
Inc
David and Tina Weber
Christopher and Jennifer
White
Whitewater High School
David and Gretchen
Whitteberry
Corrina Wilson
Arthur and Sue Woods
Douglas and Lynda Woods
Yahoo!
Yahoo! Employee Funds
Six Anonymous Donors
$500-$999
» ACE All-Stars of
Atlanta
» Acworth Church of
God of Prophecy
» Aetna Employees
» Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority Inc Tau
Epsilon Omega
» Rachael Alsbury
» Amerifleet
Transportation Inc
» Andersen, Tate and
Carr PC
» Brian and Ashley
Anderson
» Lisa and Basil
Anderson
» Frances Archer
» Vivian and Mike
Autry
» Alyson and Tim
Baade
» Sandra Barnes
» Drew Barnette
» Drew and Raquel
Barry
» Jimmy and Loretta
Bates
» Beech Haven
Baptist Church
» Big Dream
Ministries
» David and
Margaret Bowers
» Elizabeth Brannen
» Briarlake Baptist
Church Business
and Professional
Women’s Bible
Class
» Briarlake Baptist
Church
» Randall and Gail
Brown
» Barbara Burger
» Sally Butler
» Campbellton
Baptist Church
» Steven Cardranel
» John Carr
» Janet Caswell
» Michael and
Victoria Caudle
» Senator Ronnie
Chance
» Bevan and Carla
Clark
» Jamie Clements
» Edward Coley
» Jim and Barbara
Crozier
» Curves of
Fayetteville
» Daily Grind
» Gentry Darby
» Jason and
Elizabeth Dean
» Jeff and Anna
Dozier
» Nancy and John
Draper
» Lynn Drost
» Duluth First United
Methodist Church
The Barnes Class
» Mary and Bruce
Dunker
» Robert and Ashley
Eagar III
» Pam Edwards
» Judy and Richard
Emery
» Andrew and
Katharine Emrich
» EPIC Faith
» Ergon Asphalt and
Emulsions Inc
» Fairburn United
Methodist Church
UMW
» Faithpointe Church
Inc
» Fashion 4
Compassion Inc
» Fayetteville
Christian Church
» Amy Fields
» First Baptist
Church Cochran
12th Grade Seniors
» First United
Methodist Church
of Lawrenceville
» First United
Methodist Church
of Marietta UMW
» Jeffrey and Lynn
Fishback
» T Michael Flinn
» BethAnn Gerring
» GIADA Auxiliary
» Goldman Sachs
» Goldsmith Family
Foundation
» Angela Gunter
» Anne Hamby
» Allison and
Terrance Hamilton
» Heidelberg USA
Inc Employees
» Camcat and Milton
Hill
» Jessica Hoberg
» Martha Hoskins
» John and Sally
Howard
» Dennis Howie
» Alexandra Hoyt
» Interface Marketing
Inc
» Mary and Joel
Iverson
» Steve Johnston
» Laura Kahn and
Reed Travis
» The King’s
Academy Student
Council
» Kecia Klob
» Sherrill Ann
Knighton
» Jacqueline Knotts
» James and Karen
Krupansky
» Ben Lambert
» Mike and Aliza
Lesser
» Carol Lipinski
» Lizard Thicket
» Crawford and
Karen Loritts
» Daniel and
Deborah Lowery
» LPS of America Inc
» Madison Christian
Church Joy Group
» Linda Mauldin
» Anne Freyer
McCluskey
» Rob and Sharon
Metcalf
» Matthew Molnar
» Jessica
Montgomery
» William and Molly
Moore
» MP Equipment
» Tom and Anna
Marie Natale
» Kindel and Russell
Nelson
» Parkway Church
» Peachtree City Eye
Center
» Peachtree Planning
Foundation Inc
» Roger Pearson
» Penultimate
Enterprises
» J Cobb Quarles
» RBC Royal Bank
» Roadway
Management Inc
» Linda and Juan
Saca
» Diana Shaw
» Simpsonwood
United Methodist
Women
» Sally and W Ross
Singletary
» Barry Spencer
» Patricia Spicknall
» Spiga LLC
» St Andrew United
Methodist Women
» Mr and Mrs Brent
Stromwall
» Charles Strong
» Jane Trammell
» Maureen Trapaga
» Turner
Broadcasting
System
» Vassey Dental
Partners
» Sheri Waynick
» Lisa and Patrick
Weaver
» Jeff and Deborah
Weber
» Claude and Sallie
Wells
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» Scott Whetsell
» Gordon Williams
» John and Joan
Wilson
» World Changers
Church
International
» YKK Corporation of
America
» Anne Yoder
» Mark and Denise
Younker
» Ronald and Sharon
Zimmermann
» Eight Anonymous
Donors
I HAVE KNOWN MARY FRANCES BOWLEY FOR FIVE YEARS AND THE
PROGRAMMING THAT SHE OVERSEES WITH WELLSPRING LIVING IS
CRITICAL FOR OUR SUCCESS IN STOPPING CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING.
WELLSPRING LIVING HAS BEEN COMPASSIONATELY AND EFFECTIVELY
SERVING CSEC VICTIMS FOR MANY YEARS WITH MUCH SUCCESS. THEY
FILL A CRITICAL NEED WITH VICTIM SERVICES AND LOOK STRATEGICALLY
AT VICTIM SERVICES TO SEE WHERE THE NEEDS ARE - AND THEN GO
ABOUT FILLING THOSE NEEDS. THEY WORK COLLABORATIVELY WITH ALL
OF US IN THE FIELD AND TOGETHER WE ARE ALL MAKING A DIFFERENCE.
“WELLSPRING LIVING
EXEMPLIFIES THE STANDARDS
SET FORTH THROUGH
THE CTSA BY SHOWING
CONTINUED COMMITMENT
TO OFFER QUALITY SERVICES
TO THESE YOUNG GIRLS WHO
HAVE BEEN SO DAMAGED.
THEY ARE OFFERING HOPE
TO SO MANY WHO THAT ALL
HOPE WAS LOST, MODELING
CHRIST’S EXAMPLE THROUGH
RELATIONSHIP AND LOVE.”
– KAFFIE MCCULLOUGH
Deputy Director, A Future. Not a Past.
– NATALIE GRANT
Founder/Abolition
International, Dove Award
Winning Christian Artist.
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MY WIFE LOUIS TOLD ME ABOUT WELLSPRING A FEW YEARS AGO, AFTER
SHE MET WITH THIS “MARY FRANCES” LADY. SHE KEPT TELLING ME
WHAT A REMARKABLE THING IT ALL WAS AND WHAT A SOLD-OUT
WOMAN SHE IS. THEY ARE NOW DEAR FRIENDS AND LOUISE WAS RIGHT
ABOUT THE WORK. NEW HOPE HAS TRIED TO CHAMPION WELLSPRING
LIVING, ENCOURAGING VOLUNTEERS AND TELLING THE STORY
OFTEN. OUR ANNUAL COME TOGETHER GOSPEL CONCERTS HAVE
BENEFITTED WELLSPRING LIVING SOLELY. THESE STUNNING NIGHTS
HAVE INVOLVED MANY WELL KNOWN GOSPEL ARTISTS, BUT THE ONE
WHO TOUCHES US THE MOST EVERY YEAR IS MARY FRANCES AS SHE
GENTLY SHARES STORIES, POINTING TO THE DIFFERENCE EACH
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTER MAKES. WE ARE DELIGHTED THAT MANY
LOCAL CHURCHES HAVE BEEN BEHIND THE WORK. THERE IS A CLEAR
MOMENTUM FOR WELLSPRING. LET’S DREAM OF ELIMINATING CHILD
PROSTITUTION IN ATLANTA FIRST, AND THEN BEYOND.
– RHYS STENNER,
Pastor of New Hope Baptist Church
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