2014 Annual Report

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2014 Annual Report

www.famres.org
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2800 Eastern Avenue
Davenport, IA 52803
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
2013-2014
“As a member of the Board of Directors, I’m proud of the work
that Family Resources is doing each and every day in Muscatine
to make our community stronger.”
— Barb Davis, Board Member
Board of Directors
Leadership Team
Steve Allsop
Angela Bagby
Sheriff Dennis Conard
Barb Davis
Dr. Don Doucette, Ph.D. – Vice Chair
LuAnn Haydon
James Hayes
Sarah Johnson – Chair
Joe Judge
Dick Kleine
Padmaja Pillutla
Mike Poster
Aleeza Singh
Cristy Tackett-Hunt
Rob Woodall
Cheryl Goodwin – President
Christine Gradert – Senior Vice President
Mary Macumber-Schmidt – Vice President
Ed Odegard – Vice President of Finance
Nicole Cisne Durbin – Director, SafePath Survivor Resources
Angela Davis – Project Manager, Family Safety Risk & Permanency Program
Susan Earp – Manager, Mental Health Services
Stephanie Hernandez – Director, Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice Programs
Toshia Johnson – Program Director, Pediatric Integrated Health Program
Jim Ottesen – Corporate Counsel
Scott Roenfeldt – Supervisor, Facilities & Grounds
Anita Zemba-Schadt – Director of Development
Accredited by: Council on Accreditation of Services for Families
and Children, Inc
Licensed by: State of Iowa
Member of: Alliance for Children & Families; Coalition for Children and Family
Services in Iowa; Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence; Illinois Coalition
Against Sexual Assault; Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence; Iowa Coalition
Against Sexual Assault; United Way of the Quad City Area; United Way of
Muscatine
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Family Resources 2014 Annual Report
Table of Contents
Message from the President | 5
Description of Services | 6
Financials/Clients Served | 8
Social Services | 10
Advocacy | 12
Family Restoration | 14
Education | 16
Contributors | 18
Family Resources Locations
Burlington Office
Davenport Office
Dubuque Office
218 N. 3rd Street, Suite 515-16
Burlington, IA 52601
(866) 921-3356
Main Campus – Annie Wittenmyer
Complex
2800 Eastern Avenue
Davenport, IA 52803
(563) 326-6431
IA Crisis Line (563) 326-9191
180 W. 15th St.
Dubuque, IA 52001
(866) 921-3356
Administrative Offices:
• Accounting
• Communications
• Continuous Quality Improvement
• Facilities & Grounds
• Resource Development and Volunteer Program
• Human Resources
• Legal Affairs
• Purchasing & Resourceful Buying Network
Muscatine Office
Services:
• Safety Plan Services/Family Safety, Risk
and Permanency
Clinton Office
511 South 3rd Street, 1st Floor
Clinton, IA 52732
(866) 921-3356
Services:
and Permanency
• SafePath Survivor Resources
-- Comprehensive Domestic Violence Services
-- Comprehensive Sexual Assault Services
-- Sheltering and Housing Services
Services
• Adolescent Sexual Abusers Treatment Program
• Behavioral Health Intervention Services
• Bridge House Residential Program
• Counseling & Therapy Services
• Crisis Intervention Program
and Permanency
• Foster Care Licensing & Support Services
• In-Home Detention
• In-Home Services
• Iowa Aftercare Services Network
• Leslie Residential Program
• Parenting Inside Out
• Pediatric Integrated Health Program
• S.U.M.M.I.T. Residential Program
• Victory House Residential Program
Services:
and Permanency
119 Sycamore Street
Muscatine, IA 52761
(563) 263-0067
Services:
• Behavioral Health Intervention Services
• Counseling & Therapy Services
and Permanency
• Foster Care Licensing & Support Services
through IA KidsNet
• In-Home Services
• Iowa Aftercare Services Network
• Pediatric Integrated Health Program
Moline Office
1521 47th Avenue
Moline, IL 61265
(309) 793-6534
IL Crisis Line (309) 797-1777
Services:
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Our Vision
A caring community of healthy families
Our Mission
To strengthen children, families and individuals by providing quality services that engage community
resources to create effective solutions.
Our Values
We are passionately committed to our core values. We believe that these values give purpose
and meaning to our lives and to those of our clients. They also provide direction for the whole
organization. We intend that these values will guide us in our decision-making for many years to
come.
SAFETY: We believe that safety is fundamental. For the safety of our clients, our staff or the
community, we believe that safety comes first. We believe that a safe environment is necessary for our
clients to learn, to grow and to turn their lives around. Safety grows out of trusting relationships that
are based on respect for the dignity of all persons.
SERVICE: We are here to serve others. Service has been a core value of Family Resources for over
150 years. We serve others because we care. We care deeply about kids, about people, about families,
and about the community. We care so much that we are committed to providing a continuum of
services to respond to the needs of people.
TEAMWORK: We believe in teamwork. We believe that teamwork works for us, for our clients
and for the community. Our board, staff and clients work together in teams. As an organization, we
believe that working collaboratively with other partners in the community is the most effective way to
pursue our mission.
RESOURCEFULNESS: We believe that Family Resources has grown for more than 150 years
because we are resourceful. As the needs of our community changed, we have learned to adapt,
to grow and to change with the times. We believe that to accomplish our mission, we need to
continuously learn, to innovate and to be open to new ideas.
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Message from Cheryl Goodwin / President
It is often said that doing more with less is a common theme of non-profits – but
really, couldn’t the same be said for everyone? Regardless if you’re speaking of nonprofits, government, for profits, or individual households, we’re all working hard to
create efficiencies that will promote fiscal health to drive us forward.
For us, it is all about partnerships. This year’s annual report is a reflection of those
partnerships – “partnerships creating safety;” safety for the children and families
we serve, safety for the communities in which they live, and safety for the future of
Family Resources.
Certainly our greatest partnership this year was our formal affiliation with Four
Oaks Children and Family Services. As we move forward into the future, this
affiliation will provide multiple opportunities to share resources, both human and
capital. Ultimately, through the affiliation, we will enhance our partnership with
those we serve and have a stronger voice with which to advocate for the needs of
children and families.
This year we made a strategic decision to enhance our outreach to the communities
we serve and to engage community members in our mission. Our efforts included
numerous partnerships and collaborations, volunteerism, special events and fundraising. Throughout this report you’ll hear about those efforts and their impact. I’m
so proud to share them with you.
You’re receiving this report because you’re an important part of our work. You
have shown a commitment to our mission to strengthen children, families and
individuals by giving of your time, talent and treasures – you are a partner creating
safety.
Thank you for your continued support.
With gratitude,
Cheryl Goodwin, President
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I feel fortunate to be involved with an organization that truly has the ability to be everything for
children and families in need. Family Resources fills many needed gaps in the community.
— Sarah Johnson, Board Chair
Social Services
Group Care
24 Hour Foster Group Care Programs for children
ages 12 - 18
• Bridge House - Specialized programming for girls
• Leslie - Secure programming for boys
• S.U.M.M.I.T. - Short term programming for boys
• Victory House - Specialized programming for boys
Mental Health Services
Adolescent Sexual Abusers Treatment Program Outpatient education and treatment for youth who act out
sexually as a result of past trauma.
Counseling & Therapy Services - Individual, family and
group counseling, relationship and marital counseling,
education and parenting classes.
Behavioral Health Intervention Services - For children age
18 or younger and covered under Iowa Medicaid. Provides
skill development services for youth with behavioral mental
health needs.
Play Therapy - Play Therapy uses the language of play to
help children express what is troubling them when they
cannot say their thoughts and feelings in words. Since play
is fun, it makes it easier for children to confront what is
bothering them.
Pediatric Integrated Health Program - The Pediatric
Health Program addresses individual whole health care needs
including physical and mental health care. This program
provides help and support to families when children are
experiencing emotional and behavioral health issues.
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SafePath Survivor Resources
Comprehensive Domestic Violence Services - counseling
and advocacy for individuals who have experienced or are
survivors of partner abuse.
Sheltering and Housing Services - A safe place that offers
counseling and services for individuals fleeing violent
situations.
Comprehensive Sexual Assault Services - Counseling and
advocacy services for survivors of sexual assault and sexual
abuse and their significant others.
Advocacy
Volunteer Program – coordinated volunteer opportunities to
assist in the operations of our programs and services.
Resourceful Buying Network – a membership program
offering area non-profits purchasing power to order high
quality products at volume discount rates.
Trauma Informed Care - Eastern Iowa/Western Illinois
Trauma Informed Care Consortium.
Description of Services
Family Restoration
Education
Crisis Intervention Services - provided to children and
families who come to the attention of authorities in a crisis
situation not subject to police custody.
Eastern Iowa – Western Illinois Trauma Informed Care
Consortium - Family Resources and the Child Abuse Council
are bringing together a group of concerned community
partners to prevent, reduce and address the effects of
childhood trauma in Scott and Rock Island Counties.
Safety Plan Services/Family Safety, Risk and Permanency provides support for families and children in their homes and
community including family education, skill development,
and counseling services.
Foster Care Licensing & Support – Iowa KidsNet Retention
& Recruitment program. Also includes post adoption
support services.
Iowa Aftercare Services Network - case management for
young adults 18-21 exiting the foster care system.
United Way In-Home Services - family education, skill
development, and counseling services provided in the client’s
home.
Culinary Kids vocational program
focusing on at-risk
kids who are interested
in learning about and
experiencing food
service and catering.
Parenting Inside
Out - evidence-based,
cognitive-behavioral
parent management
skills training
program created for
incarcerated parents.
Our Philosophy
We believe it is a privilege to work with individuals, families, and communities. We believe they have the most insight
into their past, present, and future. Our role is to partner with them in creating effective solutions with respect to
diversity. With this understanding, Family Resources carries out its mission.
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“It is a pleasure to be on the board of an organization with great management!!”
“FRI provides top quality services!”
— Dick Kleine, Board Member
Income
Government Purchase of Service............................. $5,361,712 43%
Program Service Fees............................................... $3,108,313 25%
Grants..................................................................... $2,269,468 18%
Contributions......................................................... $1,094,439
9%
United Way of Quad Cities & Muscatine................... $542,254
4%
Investments.................................................................... $2,580 <1%
Revenues from Operations
$12,378,767 100%
Capital Campaign Revenues $5,593
Total Revenues
$12,384,359
Expenses
Child Welfare/Juvenile Justice Services.................... $5,893,902 49%
Education Services.................................................. $2,567,302 22%
SafePath Survivor Resources.................................... $2,265,259 19%
Mental Health Services............................................... $575,344
5%
Muscatine Center Services.......................................... $606,094
5%
Expense from Operations
$11,907,902 100%
Capital Campaign Expenses
$
-
Total Expenses $11,907,902
**Note**Financial Numbers are subject to audit
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Fiscal Year 2014 Summary
Clients Served
Child Welfare & Juvenile Justice Services
SafePath Survivor Resources
Delinquency Programs.......................................................................19
Includes 2 specialized delinquency programs
Domestic Violence Comprehensive Services...................................4345
Scott County............................................................1210
Muscatine/Louisa Counties.......................................1632
Clinton/Jackson Counties...........................................412
Rock Island County....................................................781
Other..........................................................................310
Family Centered Services................................................................1523
Scott County............................................................. 488
Muscatine/Louisa/Cedar Counties..............................200
Des Moines/Henry/Lee Counties................................326
Dubuque County ......................................................298
Includes Family Safety/Risk/Permanency Services, Safety Plan Services,
& Family Centered Services
Iowa Aftercare Services Network........................................................54
Child Welfare Emergency Services – Crisis Intervention.....................30
Group Foster Care............................................................................138
Includes 4 specialized group foster care programs
Parenting Inside Out..........................................................................46
TOTAL......................................................................................... 1810
Mental Health Services
Adolescent Sex Abusers Program........................................................23
Counseling & Therapy Services........................................................924
Quad Cities................................................................588
Muscatine...................................................................336
Behavioral Health Intervention Services...........................................188
Sexual Assault Comprehensive Services..........................................1203
Scott County..............................................................326
Muscatine/Louisa Counties.........................................264
Other..........................................................................251
Sheltering Services............................................................................477
Scott County..............................................................267
Muscatine/Louisa Counties...........................................38
Clinton/Jackson Counties.............................................11
Other............................................................................58
Rapid Re-Housing Services................................................................53
Scott County................................................................45
Muscatine County..........................................................6
Other..............................................................................2
24 hour Crisis Line Services...........................................................5637
Number of Attendees at Presentations and Trainings....................17046
TOTAL....................................................................................... 28761
Muscatine Community College Counseling.......................................18
Educational Services
Pediatric Integrated Health Program................................................150
Wittenmyer Learning Center...........................................................411
TOTAL......................................................................................... 1303
AGENCY TOTAL.................................................. 31874
*Data reported does not include children/families served through the Iowa Kids Net Recruitment and Retention contract.
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“SafePath Survivor Resources has proven to be one of the leaders in Iowa moving into the
Housing First Model and making it successful.”
– Janelle Melohn, Iowa Attorney General’s Office
Our Expanded Six
County Eastern
Iowa/Western
Illinois Region
Family Resources is there 24 hours
a day, 365 days a year for survivors
of domestic violence and sexual
assault. Our Services include:
• Medical, Legal and Legislative
Advocacy
• Counseling
• Crisis Response
• Education/Prevention
• Housing and Sheltering
Our Service Area Includes:
• Clinton
• Jackson
• Louisa
• Muscatine
• Scott
• Rock Island, IL
SafePath Survivor
Resources
Creating a safety net of services for
survivors of domestic violence and
sexual assault requires a network of
partners. For years, we’ve been leading
the way to establish meaningful
collaborations that not only meet the
needs of our clients, but also support
other helping professionals – creating
lasting change in service delivery.
Family Resources is in direct partnership
with Braking Traffik. Together, we are
working with health care professionals,
law enforcement and local human
service authorities to develop a
coordinated response to victims of sex
trafficking. This collaboration will result
in a protocol that will ensure that all
survivors receive the necessary crisis
response and long-term services they
need to keep them safe.
We’re also working with local colleges
and universities to help raise awareness
and train our future health care,
law enforcement and human service
professionals. For the last four years,
our staff have been teaching a 64
hour training course called ‘Victim
Advocacy’ at Augustana College.
Our SafePath staff have also been
actively engaged at St. Ambrose
University. There, we train staff and
faculty on rape trauma and how to
respond to a disclosure of sexual
assault. We helped to develop their
“Know Your Power” campaign –
an awareness campaign aimed at
promoting bystander intervention in
order to create a campus that does not
tolerate sexual violence.
Housing First Update
“Housing First” is a model of service delivery that acknowledges one’s basic need for safe and stable housing must be met
first in order to effectively address the long-term needs of survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault. We’ve been
working hard to develop a network of supportive landlords throughout our service region by educating them on the cycle
of violence. We are proud that our efforts have helped to open the door to safe and permanent homes for survivors.
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SAFE - Social Services
Mental Health
Services
Watch the news or read a paper and
you will quickly find a story related to
mental health in some way. Individuals
struggling with mental health issues
are a rapidly growing segment of our
community and they are tragically
underserved. Family Resources is
stepping forward to fill that gap by
creating community partnerships
aimed at taking our mental health
services on the road to reach those in
need where they are.
therapy and counseling to patients
already utilizing the health center. This
partnership allows for comprehensive
health care at its best as a patient’s
physical and mental health needs are
being addressed in a coordinated and
seamless manner.
Family Resources is committed to
providing quality mental health services
in Muscatine and Scott Counties and
beyond. With the support of partners
like the United Way of Muscatine and
the United Way of the Quad Cities, as
well as grant funders such as Muscatine
Charities, we are able to provide mental
health services to the un-insured and
under-insured.
We’re also committed to investing in
our therapists to ensure we can offer
the highest quality mental health care
possible. This year, 4 of our therapists
completed a six day, 48 hour training
called Eye Movement Desensitization
and Reprocessing (EMDR). EMDR is
one of two treatments for Acute Stress
Disorder and Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder highly recommended by the
American Psychiatric Association.
One such partnership is with Eastern
Iowa Community College. Our
therapists are on site at Muscatine
Community College eight hours
a week and alternate between the
Belmont and Kahl sites of Scott
Community College four hours a
week. We are eliminating the barriers
of stigma, transportation, scheduling,
etc. with our on-site presence. Our
therapists provide brief counseling as
well as education and referrals for both
students and staff.
Our partnership extends to Edgerton’s
Women’s Health Center in Davenport
where our therapists are on-site 16
hours a week providing mental health
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Last year, Family Resources received support from over 500 volunteers! These volunteers were true partners in our work;
coordinating our special events, assisting with facility maintenance, providing direct client support and offering themselves as a
resource in numerous other invaluable ways.
Volunteers and Special Events
Legacy Baptist Church and Sacred
City Church
Family Resources has had the
distinct pleasure of partnering with
Legacy Baptist Church and Sacred
City Church for many years. Both
congregations provide dedicated
support to the youth residing in our
foster group care programs. They
coordinate and supply the materials for
monthly fun night activities, they bake
cakes for birthdays and they bring joy
to all of our kids during the holiday
season with special gifts and parties.
We are so grateful for their support!
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John Deere and Group O converged
on our Davenport campus; rolling up
their sleeves to assist with a variety of
projects. Each year our volunteer teams
get done in a day what would take
several weeks to get done on our own.
Thank you to all our United Way Day
of Caring partners!
United Way Day of Caring
Family Resources was fortunate again
this year to be selected as a site for
the United Way Day of Caring. Held
on Wednesday, August 20th, over 55
employees from various divisions of
Family Resources could not carry out
our mission without the financial
support of our special events – and we
could not put on our special events
without the driving force of our
volunteer planning committees. Thank
you volunteers!
SAFE - Advocacy
Opening Doors Film Festival
Our 8th Annual Opening Doors
“Gala”, held at the Quad Cities
Waterfront Convention Center, took
on a Film Festival theme this year,
showcasing short creative films inspired
by the work of Family Resources and
submitted by artists nationwide. With
the help of nearly 350 friends of the
agency, we were able to raise over
$85,000 – supporting all of Family
Resources’ programs and services.
Thank you for making this year a
record-breaking year for this event!
events raised nearly
$30,000.
Rising Up
Against Sexual
Violence
Women,” was transformed this year
in an effort to recognize and include
all that are affected by sexual violence.
Thank you for “Rising Up” and helping
us to raise nearly $25,000!
Our 4th Annual
luncheon to support our sexual
assault services was held on Friday,
October 3rd at the Quad Cities
Waterfront Convention Center. The
event, formerly known as “Honor the
DOVE – Domestic Violence Ended
Our 7th Annual DOVE Women’s
Golf Tournament was held on Friday,
June 6th at Palmer Hills Golf Course
in Bettendorf. This special “ladies
only” tournament brings together
compassionate women in a fun
environment to address a serious
issue – domestic violence. The golf
tournament is one of three DOVE
events. Also associated with DOVE
is our Fill the Truck event at all Quad
City and Muscatine HyVee locations
and an Isabel Bloom Signing Event,
where a limited edition sculpture
is unveiled and sold to benefit our
critical services. Combined, the three
Family Resources was the beneficiary of the 2014 Junior League of the Quad
Cities I Am Strong Mud Run – providing $10,000 in support to our Bridge House
foster group care program for teenage girls. The “I Am Strong” initiative strives
to improve the perception and self-image of women and girls through leadership
and empowerment. Thank you Junior League of the Quad Cities!
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Family Resources strives to have each
individual they encounter find avenues
to reach their own definition of success.
Every program hinges on the concepts
of self-direction, self-confidence and the
pursuit of self-reliance. Those are the
building blocks for a good life, no matter
how success is defined. My participation
on the board has taught me that this is
the inherent culture of the organization.
Not only the clients, but staff and
leadership also share this wonderful and
progressive mentality.
— Aleeza Singh, Board Member
Continue a Lifetime of Giving . . . Consider a legacy gift and
become a member of the Annie Wittenmyer Heritage Society.
For more information contact Anita Zemba-Schadt, Director
of Development at 563-468-2332.
SAFE - Family Restoration
Safety Plan Services/Family Safety, Risk and Permanency
Family Resources holds a contract
with the Iowa Department of Human
Services to provide Family Safety, Risk
and Permanency services to families
in Cedar, Clinton, Des Moines,
Dubuque, Henry, Jackson, Lee, Louisa,
Muscatine and Scott Counties.
The ultimate goal of the service is to
keep children safe and families together.
To enhance supports and resources
to our families, we have continued to
form partnerships – both internally
and externally, throughout the
communities we serve. Quarterly, staff
across all of our service regions come
together for training and collaboration.
This process is helping us to build an
internal network of experts in the field.
We are working together with other
organizations throughout our various
service regions; inviting them to the
table so we can learn from them and
they can learn from us. We are breaking
down territories and eliminating
barriers by partnering with other
human service providers, schools, law
enforcement and health professionals
in an effort to work collaboratively
together. These partnerships allow us to
reduce the duplication of services that
can often exist in communities. They
create efficiencies and cost savings that
ultimately benefit children and families.
We know that we won’t be of any
benefit to the families we serve if we
don’t maintain a highly qualified and
emotionally healthy workforce. This
work, while incredibly rewarding, is
also extremely taxing. That’s why we’ve
partnered with Healing Hearts to offer
both touch and touch free massage and
relaxation techniques to support the
self-care of all of our dedicated staff.
This year, Family Resources received nearly $173,000 in grant funding
from the Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust to support our Family Safety,
Risk and Permanency work. The grant afforded us the opportunity
to upgrade technology, purchase therapeutic materials, provide staff
training and renovate visit spaces that will ultimately enhance the
parent and child interaction experience for the families we serve.
Thank you to the Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust for partnering with
us to strengthen children and families!
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Trauma Informed Care
In Partnership, Family Resources,
Child Abuse Council and United
Way of the Quad-Cities Area have
developed the Eastern Iowa- Western
Illinois Trauma Informed Care
Consortium. The Consortium is a
community initiative designed to
implement a long-term strategic plan
to improve the health and wellness
of our citizens. The Consortium is
achieving this goal by actively moving
the information of the Adverse
Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study
and Trauma Informed Care into all
sectors of our community.
The Adverse Childhood Experiences
(ACE) Study was one of the largest
investigations ever conducted to
assess associations between childhood
maltreatment and health and well-
being. The study was a collaboration
between the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention and Kaiser
Permanente. The study’s investigators,
Dr. Rob Anda and Dr. Vincent Felitti,
found that children who face abuse,
neglect and household dysfunction
are more likely to experience social,
emotional and health challenges as
adults.
Consortium Highlights
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November 2013 – January 2014
March – April 2014
Large-scale community connections were made across multiple
sectors to develop synergy and momentum regarding the
community impact goals of the Consortium.
11 Initiative Teams were formed and Captains were selected by
Team members to begin developing a strategy to accomplish
the collective goals of the Consortium.
February 2014
May – December 2014
Consortium launch event held for the community with
specialized training by Dr. Mark Brown and Teri Barila,
from the Children’s Resiliency Initiative of Walla, Walla,
Washington.
Initiative Teams worked tirelessly to move the information
of the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study and Trauma
Informed Care (TIC) practices into our community. All teams
leveraged natural networks of organizations in our community
to create systemic and wide spread change.
SAFE - Education
Become a partner
– join an initiative team:
• Community Education
• Organizational Competence
• Civic Services
• Resource Development
• Data Management
• Universal Screening
• Early Childhood
• School Districts
• Health/Mental Health
• Messaging/Marketing
• Prevention
There is no better mission in one’s life than to serve, and for me, I
will always continue to be an advocate for those in need, especially
women and children. This is why I am happy to be a part of the
Family Resources family.”
- LuAnn Haydon, Board Member
By the Numbers
The commitment of our community to come together in this way has been awe inspiring!
100
75
150
Consortium Connections
Community Members in
Initiative Teams
Agencies Represented
1,200
Community Members Trained
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Family Resources would like to thank the generous individuals,
corporations, organizations, foundations and volunteers who have given of
their time, talents and resources throughout Fiscal Year 2014 (July1, 2013June 30, 2014). It is through these contributions that we are able to help
strengthen children, families and individuals and preserve our safety net of
services for those in need. We deeply regret and sincerely apologize for any
omissions or errors in our listing. We strive for accuracy in acknowledging
all of our donors who are all a vital part of our success. Please call the
Resource Development Department at (563) 468-2332 regarding any
omissions or corrections.
Rose Mary and Steve Boesen
David R Campbell
Dawn Bogdan
Lisa Carlin
Jennifer Bohler
Barbara Carr
Ann Bolin
Jason Carrillo
Joy and Chet Boruff
Janet K. Carroll
Carol and James Bowe
Janelle and Josh Carter
Linda and Norm Bower
Chelsea and Stewart Carter
Carrie and Jerry Bowman
Stacey and Danny Cary
Ann and Jeff Boyd
Mary Cashman-Verry
Jennifer Boyd
George Verry
Carol and Ken Boyd
Norma Cassidy
Individuals
Mary Pat and Randall Bay
M.D.
Amanda and Matt Boyer
Jane and Richard Cassidy
Kara Brant
Allison and Ryan Castle
Sally and Thomas Baynum
Mildred and Bill Bready
Christine and Scott Cauwels
Dawn Beck
Brittany Brewer
Mary and Charles Cavendish
Honey and Daniel Bedell
Mary Briones
Roxanne Cervantes
John R. Bedford
Virginia Brock
Shelley and Joe Chambers
Trudy Beert
Daniel Schmeltzer
Andrew Champion
Laurie F. Beinke
Brian Broderick
Lisa and James Charnitz
Carol Benac
Edwin and David Brown
Jerrie Cheffer
Donna and Doug Bennett
Laura Brown
Megan Christner
Kathy Bentler
Sue Brunsma
Ann and James Bergman
Lesa Buck
Nicole Cisne-Durbin and
Dereck Durbin
Nick Berry
Laura Burkamper
Kristine and Matthew Berst
Diane Burkey
Melissa and Nate Clark
John Bethard
Martha and Fred Burnham
D.M.D.
Sally Jo and Randy Clark
Christy and Scott Cline
Stephanie Burns
Graciela Coffman
Dixie and William Burress
Nancy and George Coin
Sarah and Ryan Butcher
Karen and James Collins
Debi and Andy Butler
Vicki and Dennis Conard
Julie Byars
Marcia and Ralph Congdon
Peggy Cabrera
Karen Conger
Kathleen Callahan
Jill Connors
Deborah Abrahamson
Kirstin and Daniel Adams
Cheryl Akin
Heather Albrecht
Chelsey Allaman
Mike Allardyce
Cheryl Allbee
Michelle Allmendinger
Bobbi Alpers and Kurt Ullrich
Amy and Sonny Alvarez
Andy Anderson
Arnold Anderson
Bob Anderson
Marijo and Paul Anderson
Stephanie D. Anderson
Evelyn Andrews
Eugene Anthony
Andrew Apicella
Kim Armstrong Ph.D.
Teri Arnold
Diane and Jeff Artioli
Brandelyn Avants
Tia Avila
Rachel and Jeff Bach
Jo Ellen Bacorn
Doris Baele
Angela and Ben Bagby
Jane and Steve Bahls
C. Suzanne Bailey
Jamie and Jens Baker
Latha Balamuniswamy
Karen Baldwin
Diana and James Ball
Thomas Baney
Jill Bangs
Kathy and Thomas Bankhead
Wanda Barber
Sheri and Greg Barnes
Stephanie and Brian Barquist
Sheri and Eric Barta
Joyce and Bob Bateman
Michelle and Steven Baumann
Joan Baxt
Lori Atwater
Ashley Beyhl
Lela Bieri
Kathleen and David Bierl
Sandee and David Bills
Kelly Bitel
Paddy and John Blackman
Wendy Bock
Katherine and Michael Boehm
Mary Ann and Jack Clark
Contributors
Michele and Sean Connors
Jessica DeRiemacker
Diane Exbom
Peggy Germain
Lou Ann Harmsen
Maureen and Timothy Conrad
Trina Derycke
Nshimirimana Faida
Ray German and Clara Litting
Gaylene Harrell
Bridget and Jack Consamus
Josephine Desilva
Tracey Farr
Julie Gibson
Hunt and Diane Harris
Beth Cook
Jennifer DeWitt
Jane Feddersen
Carol Glines
Chris Haull
Mary and M. Jeffrey Cook
Joni and Thomas Dittmer
Andrew Feldman
Deidre Golden
Theresa Hauman
Norma Cook
Robin and Dale Dollenbacher
Theresa Felger
Nancy and Stuart Goldsmith
LuAnn and Kirk Haydon
Kathryn R. Cooley
Stephanie Dorman
Geraldine Fentress
Maureen and John Golinvaux
Jane and Jim Hayes
Renee and Patrick Cooley
Donald Doucette Ph.D. and
Lynn Drazinski
Ryan Fick
Karen and J.B. Goodall
Karen Hayes
Janel Dowdal
DeeAnna Rae Fiedler
Anne Goodman
Diane Heath
Aimie Finck
Cheryl Goodwin
Melissa Hebert-Johnson
Marsha and David Findlay
Constance Gorgas
Teresa Heden
Willy Fink
Monique and Michael Gorsline
Audrey Hein
P.S. and M.J. Fisher
Jenny and Dave Gosse
Brenda Heisch
William Flake
Christine and Darrel Gradert
Michelle Henriksen
Jim Flick
Diana Gradert
Jayne Hermiston
Ashley Flores
Eloise Graham
Stephanie Hernandez
Monica Forret
Patricia Gravitt
Susan Hess
Cheryln Foster
Linda Greenlee
Greg Hilbert
Trista Foster
Kim Griffith
Chelsea Hillman
Lizabeth Frandsen
Charlotte and Robert Gritton
Lindsay Hocker
Nicole and Greg Freadhoff
Pam Grogan
Kim and John Hoffman
Sara Fredricksen
Judy Guenther
Kathryn Hoffman
Susan and David Freers
Jacki and Max Guinn
Kim and John Hoffman
Nicki Freeze
Laura Gumbel
Sherry Hohenadel
Kerri Friedman
Lori Gustafson
Claudine and Mark Hollack
Marie Fuller
Diane Haigh
Jennifer Holldorf
Tony Fuller
Catherine Halligan
Linda and James Hollins
Martha and Gregory Gabrilson
Kathy and Bruce Halter
Chris Holst
Rena and Neil Gainey
Dawn Hamilton
Robert Gallagher
Jenny and Jay Hamilton
Heather Honig Schwenneker
Ph.D.
Ashley Garnaas
Beth Hancock
Debra and David Garnes
Gwen Hanger
Bonnie Garrett-Moyer
Janna and Mark Hann
Christy and Garth Gause
Stacey Happ
Sharon and Richard Corken
Candi Corn
Leslie and James Cox
Jo Ann and Tom Crane
Karrie Crawford
Teresa Crawford
Kim Crecelius
Nan and Patrick Crossen
Linda A Cunningham
Sheri and Christopher Curran
Christine Dalton Ploof
Brittany and Jason Daly
Sandra and John Daly Jr.
Diane and Thomas Dau
Becky David
Cameron Davidson
Judy and William Davidson III
Barb and Robert Davis
Pamela F. Davis M.D.
Barbara Davison
Kathy De Reus
Mary DeBrouwer
Elizabeth Bets A. DeBrower
Jody and John DeDoncker
Suzanne Dell
Meredith Dennis
Robin and Jeffrey Dubrow
Trish Dudek
Bethany Duffy
Patricia Duffy
Elizabeth Duke
Paulie Durant
Maureen and Nathan Durick
Elsa Durr
Josh Dyer
Carol and Brock Earnhardt
Susan Earp
Deann and Danny Ebener
Tina and Aric Eckhardt M.D.
Taryn Edgin
Dianne Egan
Jane and Rod Ellickson
Renee Elliott-Jacobs
James Ellison
Frances Emerson
Lynsey and Marc Engels
Connie and Larry Engholm
Kristin and Jonathan Esche
Maria Escontrias
Brenda Esqueda
Carol and James Horstmann
Dianne and Larry Hosford
Helen and Stanley Howe
Kasi Howell
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Sharae Huff
Toshia Johnson
Jacob Huffman
Denise Johnston
Lora and James Huffman
Cara Joiner
Colleen Huisinga
Chris Jones
Christine and Bruce Hull
Patricia L. Jones
Kerry and Tim Humes
Pharris Jones
Sharon and Pat Hunt
Tracy Jones
Joseph Hutter
Mecca Joseph
Heidi Iltis
Adam and Melissa Judd
Alice and RJ Jacobs
Patricia and Joseph Judge
Adriane Jacoby
Marcia Judickas
Dee and Richard James
Lisa Juricek
Anna Jankowski
Diana Kahley
Deanna Jensen
Kathleen M. Kaiser
Jason Jensen
Susan and Randall Kaiser
Timothy Johansen
Subha Kalathur
Sheryl and Anthony Johnson
Jayne Kamp
Barb and Mike Johnson
Susan and Kevin Karlix
Bonnie J. Johnson
Linda Kasper
Robin and David Johnson
Jodie and Craig Kavensky
Dawn Johnson
Mary Keddy
Debra Johnson
Heidi and Tom Kellenberger
Jennifer Johnson
Jennifer Kelly
Kristi Johnson
Cheryl Kembel
Regen Johnson
Beth and Brian Kennedy
Sarah and Tait Johnson
Louise Kerr
Kim Kessel
Heidi and Henry Larson
Stephanie and Matthew Kieffer
Lucinda and Russell Larson
Mary Macumber-Schmidt
Misty and Rick Kilcoin
Deborah Lassen
Brian Schmidt
Carl Killian
John Lawrence
Janette and Dick Manion
Mark Kilmer
Erica Lee
Jeralee and James Mannhardt
Nancy Kime and Fred Mulch
Lori R. Lefstein
Josue Marquina
Kent Kindelsperger
Ashley Leibold
Robin Martin
Marilyn and James King
Erin and Jeremy Leifker
Aracely Martinez
Kathryn King
Bonnie and John Leinart
Monica and Eric Mason
Carol Atkinson
Michelle and Marc LeMoine
Jillian McCleary
Janet and Robert King
Kate Lempke
Diane and Michael McCool
Marj and Nile Kinsler
Janet Leone
Louise and Robert McCoy
Paula Klauer
Jenny and Lance Leslie
Lisa and Jeff McCraw
Dick G. Kleine
Mariella Lewis
Steve McDonnell
Helen and George Kleine
Amber Lilly
Patrick McElyea
Carol Klemme
Rebecca Lindholm
Ann McGlynn
Anna Knepper
Steve Lindquist
Joan McGovern
Gretta Knight
Rita and Larry Linnenbrink
Marion Rose L Konobeck
Norine Lippens
Charlotte and Steven
McGovern
Roger Koppen
Kristin Lizak
Barbara Korbelik
Brieanna Lonergan
Dixie Korch
Betty Long
Kathy Kraft
Martin Lopez
Kathryn and David Kreiter
Becky Lorentzen
Judith and Richard Kreiter
M.D.
Ann and Joel Lorentzen
Cynthia and Ernest Krist
Erin Lounsberry
Cynthia and Ernie Krist
Angela Kroymann
Rhonda Kuehl
Diana and Dan Kueter
Barbara Kuhl
Beth Kundel-Vogel
Kathryn and Adam Kunkel
Danielle Kuznetsov
Judy and Thomas Laird
Kathy Lamping
Debra and Donald Landphair
Jennifer Langan
Catherine and Dennis Langdon
Gary Loss
Rona and Carl Loweth
Alisha Loy
Linda Lucas
Mary and James Luebke Sr.
Mary L. Lujack
Kris Lundquist
Curtis Lundy
Charla and Eric Lungren
Char and Steve Maaske
Helan and Geoff Macalister
Linda and Chad MacDonald
Denise and Michael Mack
Katie Macke
Carol Macumber
Brent McRae
Nicole McWilliams
John Meade
Christine Medina
Traci and Ed Meling
Pam and Tim Mettee
Heidi and Matt Meyer
Debbie and Gregory Michel III
Crystal Milburn
C. Miller Jr.
Juleann Miller Ph.D.
Michael Miller
Mikka Rose Mills
Rhonda and Doug Minch
Cindy and Harold Mire Jr.
Tori Moffit-Nelson
Sarah and Roger Mohr
Lisa and Marco Molinari
Clare Montgomery
Kathi and Steve Morency
Sheila and Samuel Moreno
Paula and William Moroney
Monika Olson
LaVonne Prochaska
Kathy Ryckeghem
Sue Sharp-Page
Montgomery Morse
Julie Olszewski
Denise and Gary Pullen
Linda Sackfield
Cindy and Barry Shoulders
Tashuna Mosley
Carolyn and Gregg Ontiveros
Kim Pyles
Cheryl and Gordon Salley
Mike and Pat Shouse
Chris and Ed Motto
Pamela and Christopher
Ontiveros
Shuva Rahim
Stacy and Brett Samuels
Janet and James Sichterman
Ardyth and R. Greg Orr
Kathleen and Jerry Raisbeck
Paula Sandholdt
Mary Sickler
Thomas Ramstad
Christine Sandstrom
Catherine Simkins
Kristin Ray
David Sarafin
Jane Simonsen
Linda Raya
Sharon and Brad Sarver
Tina Sims
Mary and Chris Rayburn
Julia Sauer
Aleeza Singh
Thomas Reagan
Molly Sawer
Joyce and Tony Singh
Terri Recraily
Judy and Jeff Scarpinato
Susan and Willie Singleton
Sue Rector
Carol H. Schaefer
Bonnie Sissel
Florence M Reedy
Mary Lou Schall
Kathleen and David Sivright Jr.
Sarah Reemtsma
Jodi Scharer
Rhonda and Bruce Skahill
Diane Reinsch
Timothy Schiffer
Laurie and Nathan Skjerseth
Carole Reschly
Ruth Schild
Samuel Skorepa
Ruth and Eugene Rettenmaier
Linda M. Schneider
Mary Slay
Martha Reynolds
Nicole Schneider
Ruth Reynolds
Cynthia Schnekloth
Emily and John Sleichter
D.D.S.
Jennifer Rice
Nathan Schramm
Bev Ricketts
Simone Schroder
Cheryl Riley
Michael Schroeder
Roxanne Ritter
Anthony Schumacher
Diana Lynn Robinson
Conny and Theron Schutte
Joan and Frank Robinson
Alice Schutts
Rebecca and Bruce Robinson
Brenda Schwarz
Jill and John Roche
Ann and Robert Schwieder
Susan Roelle
Tracy and Matt Schwind
Kelly and Mark Roemer
Carolyn Scott
Beth Rogers
Laura Scott
Troy Ross
Emily and Paul Scranton
Lawanda and Peter Roudebush
Chris Scupham
Margaret Roware
Melissa and Jim Sears
Jennifer and Greg Ruggles
Mimi Seibert
Aimee and John Ruhl
Nancy and Rick Seidler
Phyllis Ruiz
Debra Sellers
Angela Rule
Teresa Septer
Julie and Regis Rulifson
Crystal Serrano
Caitlin Russell
Gabriel Serrano
Kristen Ryan
Cheryl S. Sexton
Cassandra Moulton
Emily Muceus
Cynthia Mueller
Gail Mueller
Fred Mulch
Sally and Richard Muller
Bernadette Murphy
Dorrie and Derek Murphy
Abbey Nagle
Jennifer Nagle
Rita and John Nagle
Janet Neff
Gay and Ben Nefzger
Chris Nelson
Karen Nelson
Pamela Nelson
Lisa and Dan Neneman
Corina Nesbitt
Calvin Nesset
Cathy Nevins
Linda Newborn
Kathy Nice
Emily Nickles
Andrea Nolan
Eleanor Nolan
Nanelle Norcross
Elisabeth and Samuel Norwood
Susan and Robert Noth
Tracy and Michael O’Day
Patricia and Dean O’Neill
Chris Ochsner
Jane and Edward Odegard
Cathy and David Okeeffe
Kristi Oliver
Linda Olsen
Cory Olson
Karen and Ken Ossian
Megan and Matt Ostrom
Ruth and James Ottesen
Anna Page
Alisha and Michael Pagniano
Mary and Doug Palmer
John Lee Parks II
Ruth Passmore
Sima Patel
Alexia Patramanis
Bobette and Michael Patterson
Melody and James Patterson
Carol and Ross Paustian
Jennie and Sean Peakin
Linda Pearsall
Jennifer and Ben Peters
Makaila Peters
Tina Peterson
Megan Phee
Roni and Richard Pianca Jr.
Adrienne Picchiotti
Chris Pieper
Maria Pieper
Kathleen Pierce
Sara Pierce
Padmaja and Arun Pillutla
Ph.D.
Stephanie and Clifford Pim
Betty Plank
Dorothy Platt
Pete G. Pohlmann
Jeffrey Porter
Kelly and Mike Poster
Teri and Thomas Preacher
Doug Smith
Pamela Snyder
Kristin Sommers
Stacy Speidel-Holke
Robert Staley
Konnie and Paul Stark
Susanne and Russell Stark
Lisa Starkweather
Gene and Jackie Staron
Edwin Stelly
Marilynn Stepanek
Katie Stephens
Kim Stevenson
Mary and James Stewart
Kimberlee Stiers
Steve Stombaugh
Souligna Stone
Brenda and Bob Streicher
Audrey Strothkamp
Katy Strzepek
Matthew Sturdevant
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Tony Sturms
Berlinda Tyler-Jamison
Mary Weideman
Ruth Sueverkruebbe
Janice Udy
Vernon Wennmaker
Keri J. Suiter
Travis Unterzuber
J and R Wesler
Louise Sullivan
Gail and David Utley
Heather and Brian Wessel
Jim Summers
Hunter Van Blaricom
Brian White
Gala Sunderbruch
Stephen Van Lerberghe
Jason White
Kathy and Robert Sunderbruch
Rori Vandemore
Michele and Jeffrey White
Janet and David Swanson
Elizabeth and Steven
VanDerSchaaf
Donna and John White
Ken Vandersnick
Jane and Timothy Wilkinson
Lynne P Swanson
Sue and Jay Swords
Cristy Tackett-Hunt and Al
Hunt
Jeri VanderVinne
Elizabeth and David Tallman
Cindy and Dave VanLandegen
Roma Taylor
Susan and Rodney Varilek
Beth Tepen
Elisabeth Vartabedian
Laurie Thomas
Denise and John Vastine
Crystal and Keith Thompson
Merle and Patricia Vastine
Tiffany Thompson
Gerry Voelliger
Deann Thoms
Melissa and James Von Maur
Sara and Michael Thoms
Susan and Richard Von Maur
Jr.
Lindsay Thul
Diane and James Tiedje
Kathleen Tiemeier
Lynn and Robert Timmerman
Casey Timmons
Beth and Scott Tinsman
Sara and Hovey Tinsman
Maggie and Hovey Tinsman
Janis and Douglas Toenjes
Gwen K. Tombergs
George Tome
Albrey Traman
Kim Trapp
Colette and Damen Trebilcock
Robert Trevarthen D.D.S.
Amy Trimble
Barb and Eric Trimble
Dan Tully
Nancy Tutor
Leanne Tyler
Nicole VandeVelde
Collette and Jay Vonderhaar
Jennifer Vondracek
Julia and Christopher vonGries
Nancy VonMuenster
Wanda Ann Vovos
Peggy Vrakas
Alison Walatka
Jennifer Walcher
Pamela and Russell Walker
Stacy Walker
Kristie Wallace
Heather and Nathan Waller
Shirlee and Charles Walloch
Faye and C. Dana Waterman
III
Kim and Robert Waterman Jr.
Brenda Watson
William Wilke
Anne and Jeffrey Wilson
Deven Wilson
Kevin Wilson
Megan Wilson
Barb and Tom Wilson
Ginny Wilson-Peters
Amy and David Wilsted
Cindy and Joseph Winckler
Kimberly Crest Veterinary
Hospital
CDS Global, Inc.
KJWW Engineering
Consultants
Community Resources Corp.
Courtesy Ford
Crestwood Capital
Management, Inc.
Davenport Country Club
Koehler Electric, Inc.
Lindquist Ford
Management Resources Group
LTD
Davenport Printing Co.
McGladrey, LLP
DuTrac Community Credit
Union
Mel Foster Co. Real Estate Div.
Microsoft
Eastern Iowa Community
College Dist.
Midland Information
Resources
Eastern Iowa Gastroenterology,
PLC
MidWest One Bank
Eastern Iowa Light & Power
Coop.
Molyneaux Insurance, Inc.
Evans Premium Manufacturing
Co.
Modern Woodmen of America
Necker’s Jewelry
Nelson Trucking
Exposure Marketing &
Promotion, Inc.
Northwest Bank & Trust Co.
Jan and Craig Windmiller
Monica and Kevin Wolfe
Eye Surgeons Associates
Phoenix Closures, Inc.
Deb Wood
First Midwest Bank
Pointe Properties LLC
Deanna and Rob Woodall
Genesis Systems Group
Precision Dental
Katie and Andy Yohe
Gensoft Systems, Inc.
Kelley and Tim Yohe
Green Country DaVita Dialysis
Quad City Bank & Trust
Company
Lance Young
Group Services
Nancy and Gene Youngquist
Hawkeye Paving Corp.
Lorena Zawada
Holmes Murphy & Associates
Des Moines
Dale and Marie Ziegler
Elizabeth and David Zimmer
John M. Zimmer
Hornbuckle Heating & Air
Conditioning
Per Mar Secutiry Services
Quad-Cities Investment
Group, LLC.
R.A Jones
Refractory & Insulation
Supply, Inc.
River City Tire & Automotive
Hotel Blackhawk
Riverside Family Eye Care
Deanna Zwicker
IH Mississippi Valley Credit
Union
Rock Valley Oil & Chemical
Roemer Mgmt Co LLC
Corporations
Investment Counsel, Inc.
Royal Neighbors of America
Iowa American Water Co.
Ruhl & Ruhl Commercial Co.
Isabel Bloom LLC
Ruhl & Ruhl Realtors
Isle Casino Hotel Bettendorf
Russell Construction Co.
Jumer’s Casino & Hotel
Salzman Intrenational
Kaplan University
Shawver & Shawver Attorneys
at Law
Flint Znamenacek
Ahern Fire Protection
American Honda Motor Co.,
Inc.
Donna Watson
Braren Mulder German
Associates, Inc.
Karla and Shawn Watters
Brown & Bigelow
Builders Sand & Cement
Company
Swiss Valley Farms
The Sedona Group
The Singh Group-Merrill
Lynch
Towne & Country Manor
Development Corp.
Renaissance Charitable
Foundation
Junior League of the
Quad Cities
Shalom Giving Circle
Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust
Legacy Baptist Church
Scott County Regional
Authority
Millwright Union Local 2158
St. John’s United Methodist
Church, Davenport
St. Vincent Home Corporation
Our Lady of the River Church
Tri-City Electric
Staak Family Foundation
Trinity Regional Health System
Van Meter Foundation
Twin State Technical Services
Wal-Mart Super Center #1241
US Bank
Western Illinois University
Foundation
Wells Fargo
XPAC
Zelnio Construction Inc.
Foundations and
Special Grants
Alcoa/Alcoa Foundation
Amy Helpenstell Foundation
Birdies for Charity
Combined Federal Campaign
Community Foundation Great
River Bend
Community Foundation of
Greater Dubuque
Churches,
Organizations,
Schools, Etc.
St. Paul Lutheran Church,
Davenport
The Exchange Club of the
Quad Cities
Unitarian Church, Davenport
Unitarian Universalist
Congregation of the QC
United Way of Muscatine
United Way of the Quad Cities
Area
Rotary Club of Davenport
Scott County Board
Sacred City Church
Arrowhead Ranch
Augustana College
Black Hawk College
Blue Thong Society
Diocese of Davenport
Marie L. Kurtz Fund
Rock Island Co. Sheriff’s Dept.
Alvin C. Tingle Memorial
Scholarship Committee
Doris & Victor Day
Foundation
Kraft Foods Group Foundation
Rock Island County Court
Services
Scott Community College
Davenport Police Union of
Professional Police
Kathleen Sitz Charitable Fund
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Alpha Psi Omega
Don E. & Charlotte Williams
Charitable Foundation
Hubbell-Waterman Foundation
Quad Cities Insurance
Association
Rotary Club of North Scott
Child Abuse Council
HAVlife Foundation
Our Savior Lutheran Church,
Bettendorf
Asbury United Methodist
Church
Community Foundation of
Greater Muscatine
Genesis Health Services
Foundation
Moline High School
St. Ambrose University
Davenport Police Association
Fraternal Order of Police
Lodge 57
Friendly Thrift Center
Gathering of the Green
Girl’s Night Out
Iowa House Dist. 83
John Deere Classic
Moline Foundation
Muscatine Charities, Inc.
Principal Financial Group
Foundation
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2014 Annual Report

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