Headlines - Haven House

Headlines
Spring 2009
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
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THANK YOU FOR
HAVING A HEART
FOR THE HOMELESS
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CLEANING BASKETS
PROVIDED FOR
FAMILIES
RECORD-SETTING
COMMUNITY DONATIONS
HELP AREA HUNGRY
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HASLETT HIGH SCHOOL
SUPPORTS
HAVEN HOUSE
WISH LIST
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HAVEN HOUSE
IS ON FACEBOOK
FOOD PANTRY RECEIVES
FRESH PRODUCE
GREETING CARDS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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WE ARE GRATEFUL
TO HAVEN HOUSE’S
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
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FROM THE DIRECTOR
Haven House renovations
are complete, beautiful!
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aven House has finally finished
all of the renovations! It was
a long road from fundraising,
to living through moving furniture
from one room then to the next, and
the dust covering everything. But it
is finished, and it is beautiful. The
renovations have given us exactly
what we needed. Our residents now
have privacy and confidentiality
when meeting with caseworkers; all resident bathrooms were redone
to offer a more cleanly and usable space; we replaced the roof, soffit
and fascia; our front door is now handicapped accessible; our food
pantry is larger and is handicapped accessible; and our kitchen was
completely redone with stainless steel, movable tables. Staff has settled
into their spaces, and we are finally done moving things around!!
We hosted our Open House on June 15, 2009 to show off the
renovations and to thank our supporters. Representative Mark
Meadows and East Lansing Mayor Vic Loomis began the event with
a few words. We had a ribbon-cutting ceremony, followed by a few
short words from our funders, the Lansing and East Lansing Rotary
Foundations, Ronald McDonald House Charities and Michigan State
Housing Development Authority. We served light refreshments and
gave tours of the facility for all in attendance. If you missed the event,
please stop by any time and ask for a tour—we would love to show
you.
We are now getting ready for the summer and looking for ways
to keep the children busy. We have weekly trips to the Parkwood
YMCA so the kids can blow off some steam, and we have several
groups scheduled to come to Haven House to provide a day of special
activities for them. If you are involved in a group and would like
to come out and provide a few hours of fun for our kids, please call
Tiffany Chenault.
—Angie Mayeaux, Executive Director
Thank you for Having a Heart for the Homeless
T
he Have-A-Heart campaign has been an annual event of Haven House for many years. It
serves two very important roles. It is an important source of operating funds for Haven
House, and it is an opportunity to increase awareness in the community of the problems
faced by homeless families in the Greater Lansing Area and the role that we play in attempting
to ameliorate them. We are supported by Coach Suzi Merchant of the MSU Women’s Basketball
team, our Honorary Chairperson, and many merchants, professional offices, and other groups
who sell hearts for us. We would like to thank the following merchants for participating and
helping to inform the community of the important role they can play in helping the homeless:
AP Capital
Benson’s Vinaigrettes
Corey’s
Flap Jack - Waverly
Flap Jack - Frandor
Great Lakes Capital Funds
Maurer’s Sanitary Cleaners
St. Martha’s School
Woody’s Oasis - Trowbridge
Woody’s Oasis - Grand River
Woody’s Oasis - Okemos
Breadsmith
Kinawa Middle School
Lansing School District
*Harold’s Personal Design Group
Douglas J
*Woven Art
*Mindful Movements
*Kidz Korner
Foods for Living
*ThreadBear Fiber Arts Studio
*Flats Grill
*Indicates the businesses that participated for the first time this year.
If you purchased a heart from a merchant who participated in our campaign, we thank you
for supporting homeless families.
We anticipate other businesses and organizations will be added to the list each year. If you
are interested in joining our fundraising campaign, please contact Angie at (517) 337-2731.
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Cleaning baskets provided for families
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avensHouse provides exit baskets complete with cleaning supplies to each resident
who leaves our program to go into housing. All Saints is collaborating with other
neighborhood organizations to provide Haven House with the cleaning baskets for our
residents. If you, your family, or organization would like to join in on our mission to provide
household items for these families, please contact Tiffany Chenault at (517) 337-2731. The items
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Laundry basket
Sponges
Tub/tile cleaner
Disinfectant spray
Toilet bowl cleaner
Toilet bowl brush & holder
Dish soap
Laundry soap
Bar soap
Dryer sheets/fabric softener
Bucket-2
Mop
Broom
Dust pan
Furniture polish
Window cleaner
Floor cleaner
Pan scrubbers
Paper towels
Toilet paper
Kitchen cleaner
Bleach
Pine Sol
Shampoo
Deodorant - men & women
Hairbrush/comb
Room deodorizer
Band-aids
First aid cream
Pot holders
Comet
Baking soda
Trash bags
Small trash can
Toothpaste
Record-setting community
donations help area hungry
F
ood donations help the Haven House Food Pantry provide nutritious food for current residents and local households struggling to make ends meet. This May’s donations,
valued at $3,160, were a record high for the past decade!
Thanks go to the many individuals who donated food or
participated in one of several local food drives. Food drives
were sponsored by East Lansing Post Office Letter Carriers,
East Lansing High School, City of East Lansing Public Works
and All Saints Episcopal Church.
Haven House Food Pantry is part of the Greater Lansing
Food Bank system. Last year, we served 1,194 food bank
recipients and 367 residents of Haven House. For more
information about hunger in our community and how you
can help, go to www.lansingfoodbank.org.
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Haslett High School supports Haven House
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he Vision, Haslett High School’s
award-winning television and film
program, hosted their 5th telethon,
T5. The Vision has been creating films and
helping our community for over twelve
years. This year, it raised over $14,000 and
presented a $7,500 check to Haven House.
The Telethon broadcasted live on
Channel 22 in Meridian Township from
5:00 p.m., Friday, March 20, 2009, to
5:00 p.m., Saturday, March 21, 2009, and
streamed live throughout the world at
visiontelethon.com. There were great live
performances and web auctions the whole
24 hours, with hundreds of great items you
could bid on. This was a student-produced
program, and they were amazing!!
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Wish list...
n 3 cubic yards of wood chips for play
area
n 28 new mattresses
n 10 flash drives
n 3 surge protectors
n USB HUB
n Paper shredder
n Literature holder
n New scanner
n Handheld vacuum cleaner
Haven House is on Facebook!
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hose of you who use Facebook to connect and interact with other people and organizations
can now join the Haven House group! If you’re not on Facebook yet, joining is simple. Once
you log on at www.facebook.com, search for the group “Haven House,” and click “join this
group” on the righthand side of the page. This group was created for discussions and events
related to the agency. This is a great way of enabling a number of people to come together
online to share information and discuss specific subjects to engage with stakeholders. People we
try to connect with include community members, employees, service users, and clients. Please
visit our page to view photos, recent news, and others connected with Haven House.
Food pantry receives
fresh produce
HAVEN HOUSE
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
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John Charles Guyselman
President
C
lients receiving food assistance through the food pantries are
at a high risk for inadequate intake of fruits and vegetables,
as emergency food assistance often does not include a
supply of fresh produce. Fortunately, The Garden Project of the
Greater Lansing Food Bank provided Haven House with 475
lbs. of fresh produce in 2008 to be distributed to its recipients.
The estimated cash value for this donation of produce totaled
$514. Haven House is thankful to have the support of other local
organizations to help provide assistance to needy families in the
Lansing area.
Gerald W. Smith
Vice President
Greeting cards
Jim Zacks
Secretary
Susan Sanford
Treasurer
Carol Brownell
Dave Havrilla
Debbie Henrie
Joseph Maguire
Mary McDaniel
Delores Nick-Carthell
Deborah Toby
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aven House has an assortment of Holiday greeting cards
that utilize drawings by children who were temporarily
residing in Haven House or artwork contributed by friends
of Haven House. Inside the card, we will acknowledge your
contribution to Haven House in honor of the recipient or occasion.
For a contribution of $10 or more per card, we will send a card
to the person of your choosing. Simply tell us which card you
would like to send and give us the mailing information of the
recipient(s). To order cards online, jot down the identity number
of the card(s) you wish to send. To send your order by e-mail,
send it to [email protected]. Then, please call us at 3372731 and ask for Maresa in order to arrange for payment.
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We are grateful to Haven House’s Circle of Friends...
who provide the funds so we can offer housing and services to homeless families. Below are the names of supporters
whose donations were received between November 1, 2008 and May 31, 2009. Donations received after this date will
be listed in the next newsletter. (We make every effort to include all donors. If we have omitted your name, please
accept our apologies and give us a call so we can list your name in the next newsletter.)
Thanks also to all of you who have donated children’s clothing, household supplies, food and other needs. We
wish we had the space to list every one of you. We appreciate your help.
Thomas and Virginia Albright
Verne and Patricia Alexander
All Saints Episcopal Church
American Physicians Assurance
Corporation
Thomas and Suzanne Ammann
Robert and Sandra Amundsen
Doris Anderson
Robert and Elizabeth Anderson
Walter and Diane Appel
Aronoff Family
Shakti and Ashok Kaul
Sam and Mary Austin
Jolene Austin
Mary Ann Austin
Marcia Austreng
Clayton and Susan Babb
Douglas P. Bajor
Carol and David Baker
Martin and Corinne Balaban
Zane Balks-Russell
Rick and Kathleen Ballard
Ronald and Johanna Balzer
Abram and Stephanie Barch
Susan Barman
Lawrence Barnes
Patrick and Carla Barnes
Don and Anita Baron
Dorothy Barr
Jon Bartholic
Tom and Lynn Bartley
Jack and Joanne Bass
David and Paula Batch
Bath United Methodist Church
Luanne Beaudry
Laurie Bechhofer
Rocky and Julie Beckett
Alvin Belanger
Bruce and Dorothea Beltman
Mayor Tony Benavides
Zina I. Benge
Barbara Benington
Catherine and Hugh Bennett
Benson’s Vinaigrettes
Pat Benton
Patrick and Joan Berardo
Elaine and Herbert Bergman
Cheryl Bergman
Margaret Ann Bergmann
Byron and Lillian Berlin
Julia Bishop
David and Rebecca Blair
Richard and Marcia Block
Richard and Ellen Bloomer
Michigan Assoc. of Community
Mental Health Boards
Carolyn Bodwin
Robert Boger
Philip A. Bolander
James and Kathy Booth
Crystal Branta
Michael Bratton
Breadsmith
Joseph Brehler
Irma Briggs-Hooker
Martha Bristor
Raymond and Janet Brock
Andrew J. Broder
Merrilee Broder
Winifred Broder
Theodoe and Ethel Brody
David and Patricia Brogan
Daniel and Arlene Brown
Gregory and Julie Brown
Joan L. Brown
Margaret Brown
Carol Brownell
Robert and Darlene Bullerdick
William and Marian Burchfield
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Richard Burke and Mary Bastow
Sally Burroughs
Ed Busch
Frank and Sharon Bustamante
Bruce and Suzanne Caltrider
Campbell Inc. Press Repair
Capital Area United Way, Inc.
Capital Region Community
Foundation
Maralee S. Cappatocio
Mary Capron
Paul and Jean Carlson
Denise Carr
Janet Carr
Tom W. Carroll
Nan E. Casey and James Dunn
Cauley, John and Anne Cauley
Karen Cayo
Central United Methodist Church
Jacki Chapman
Mary Lou Christel
Devern Chubb
Edward and Barbara Church
Citizens Bank Charitable Foundation
City of East Lansing
City of Lansing
Civil Service Commission
Steven and Amy Clark
Thomas Cleary
David and Noel Closs
Coffee Jam
Jane Coffman
Louis and Lois Coletti
Melinda Collins
John and Toni Colpean
Comerica Bank
Sharon Conroy
Dr. Errikos Constant
Dave and Sally Cook
Jane L. Coons
Katherine Corby and Arie Koelewyn
Corey’s
Matthew and Jean Costigan
William and Donna Cote
Christopher Couch and Susan
Henderson
William and Anne Coultas
James and Claire Crawford
Patricia Cunningham
Leroy E. Cupp
James and Carolyn Curran
Robert Currier
Robert and Georgia Curry
Bruce and Joy Curtis
Dalmation’s Firehouse Grill
Dart Bank
Martha G. Davidson
Roberta Davis
Rachel Day
Leo and Nola Deal
Dorrance Dean
Michael and Sandra Dennis
Frank and Catherine DeRose
Donald and Jean Devendorf
James Didion
Geoffrey and Nevenka Dines
Anthony DiPiazza and Lynn
Snellman
John and Rose Dirkx
Disability Determination Service
Deb Disbro
Tracy Dobson
Domestic Catholic Church
Ronald and Carol Dooley
Catherine Downs
Christopher and Renee Draves
Carol Ducat
Marvin and Peggy Dunn
Timothy P. Durkin
Nathalie and Thomas Dutch
Cathy Easley
East Lansing Food Co-op
East Lansing Police Department
David Eaton
Ruth Eddie
Rodger and Virginia Ederer
Edgewood United Church
Daniel and Carolyn Edmunds
Effective Schools Products, Ltd.
Ronald and Susan Eggleston
Dr. Belva Eiland
Nicole Ellefson and Ken Frank
Tom, Teresa and Nathan Elliott
Butch and Janet Ellis
Janet Emery
Mark and Katerina Emmons
Matthew and Anne Epstein
John and Marcia Eulenberg
Maxine A. Eyestone
William and Mary Fairgrieve
Patricia L. Farrell
Douglas and Beverly Federau
Pat Fedore
Ann Feldman
Lloyd and Anne Fett
Mary Fielding and Anthony Kogut
Josh Fields
Ronald and Esther Fintushel
Milton and Renee Firestone
Kay Fitzgerald
Flap Jack Restaurants
Flats Grill
James and Maribeth Fletcher
John Flewelling
George Fogle
Kim Foley
Ogundimu Folu
Foods for Living
Eileen Ford
Kevin and Melanie Ford
T.A. Forsberg, Inc.
Erin Fralick
Gary and Mary Fralick
Ann Francis
Arthur and Jean Frentz
J. Andre and Judith Friedlis
James Fulkerson
Harold and Beatrice Gabin
Bernard and Rita Gallin
Donna Gardner
Donald and Kristine Garling
Gerald and Sandra Gebber
Thomas and Kathleen Giddings
Carl and Jean Goldschmidt
Richard and Ellen Gonzalez
Leona Good
Kathy Goodman
Michael Grady
Edward and Ellen Grafius
Luke Granlund
Great Lakes Capital Fund
Greater Lansing Food Bank
Judith Green
David and Ruth Greenbaum
Margie Griffith
George and Helen Griffiths
Marilyn M. Grigg
Mark and Linda Grua
Rebecca Grumet and James Smith
Robert Gulliver
John Charles Guyselman
Carolyn L. Haase
Frances and Charles Hackney
Hager Fox Employees
Douglas and Betty Hall
Melilnda Hall and Anthony Duce
Stephanie Joanne Hall
Michele Halloran
Susan Hamm
Christine L. Hammond
Janice Hanley
Edgar and Pamela Harden
Marilyn Harding
George Hare and Janet Welch
Harold’s Personal Design Group
Dale and Mary Harpstead
Michael and Deborah Harrison
Jean Harrison
Susan L. Harrison
Kristina Hartwick
William and Joan Hartwig
Haslett Public Schools
Irene Hathaway
Karen Havrilla
David Havrilla
Amanda Hayhoe-Kruger
Michael Head and Mary James
Linda Headley
Linda Hegstrom
Steven and Merle Heidemann
Lawrence and Mary Hennessey
Karen Henry
Troy and Helen Herrick
J. Morris Hickman
Dianne Hicks-Flourry
Richard and Barbara Hicks
Stephen and Kristin Hicks
Mary and Lary Hill
Richard and Alice Hill
Suzette Hilton
Donald Hines
Christopher Hinshaw
William and Vivian Hixson
Ronit Hoffman
Rabbi and Mrs. Morton Hoffman
Thomas and Wendy Hofman
Tina Holmes
David and Iris Horner
Housing Assistance Fund
Dolores and Robert Hughes
Richard and Florence Hummel
Robert Hurand and Katchen
Schibilshy
Lester and Barbara Hyman
Daniel and Barbara Ilgen
Ingham County
Ingham County Health Department
Ingham ISD School Development
Services
Ellen Ives
Darla A. Jackson
Joy Jacobs
Adam Jacoby
Bradley and Julie Jacokes
Elizabeth and James Jamo
Katherine Jernigan
Douglas and Katherine Johnson
James Johnson
Kate Johnson
Dr. Richard Johnson
June Johnston
Cara and Alan Jones
Herbert Josephs and Mary Jim
Laura S. Julier
Douglas Kahl
William and Janice Kahl
Patricia R. Kaltz
Stan and Toba Kaplowitz
Charles and Wendie Karpinski
Donald and Elizabeth Kaufman
Eileen Kavanagh
Dr. Martin Keeney
Russell and Beverly Kelly
Gabriele Kende
James Keys
Kidz Korner Daycenter
Douglas and Marjorie Kik
Amy Kilbridge
Kinawa Middle School
Ann Kinzer
Clara Kisch
Ken and Karen Klegon
Pat Klein
Elaine Knox
Robert Knutson
Betty and Henry Koch
James and Jean Kocher
Anthony Kogut and Mary Fielding
Mary Ellen Krauss
Ralph Kron and Linda Brundage
Walter and Ann Kron
Nancy and Lee Kronenberg
Cynthia and Nathan Krupp
Sandra Kusza
L&L Food Centers, Inc.
Mark and Joyce Ladenson
Giovanna and Donald Lammers
Mary M. Langguth
Peter and Glenda Lappan
Annabel and Henry Larzelere
Joseph and Anne Lauer
Lawrence, John and Beth
Cynthia L. Lawrence
Evelyn Lawson
Craig and Cathy Lazar
Roland and Marilyn Ledebuhr
Harold J. Leeman
Dr. Irvin Lehmann
Monika Leitgeb
Madeleine and Richard Lenski
Ann Leonard
Robert and Renee Leonard
Robert and Amy Lerg
Olivia I. Letts
Jaclyn Levine
Joseph and Roberta Levine
Anne Lewis
Danny and Barbara Lewis
Lois Libby
Elliot and Rose Light
Peter and Paula Limburg
Stephen Linder
Robert M. Lockhart
Laura Lockwood
Bill Loftus
Mary Joyce Longstaff
Robert and Kathryn Lovell
LPL Financial
David Ludington
Patricia Ludwig
Wing and Mary Jo Lum
Lutheran Campus Ministry University Lutheran Church
Deb Lynn
Julie and John Mac Kenzie
Susan MacFadden and Jack Rotman
Joseph and Jeanne Maguire
Mark Francis Malewitz
Maloney Carpet Company
Marilyn Maloney
Stephen and Carol Manchester
Lester and Dorothy Manderscheid
Marble Mom’s Bunko Group
Marble School
Lawrence E. Marshall
Judy Martin and H. Lynn Jondahl
Lynne Martinez
Madeline Masterson
Maurer’s Sanitary Cleaners
Robert and Joan Mayer
H.L. and Bonnie Mayers
Jerome and Joanne McCarthy
Sarah McCoy
Mary McDaniel
Dana McFarland
Timothy McGuire
Blaine and Virginia McKinley
Joseph and Marilyn McMahon
Mark and Pamela Meadows
Rep. Mark Meadows
Kay Meints
Kelly Meister
Patricia Menning
Jan Meriwether
Susan Merkle
Merten Agency, Inc.
Betty Merva
Susan Messe
Ernamarie Messenger
Vicky Messenger
Met Life
Mary Michaels
Michigan Coalition Against
Homelessness
Michigan Education Association
Michigan State Medical Society
Cynthia Mielock
Charles and Sue Millar
Gretel Miller
Marie Miller
Mindful Movement Physical Therapy
Vidya Mohan
Maureen Moloney and Douglas
Peterson
Momsen
Ralph and Sharon Monsma
Radmoor Montessori
Michael and Betty Moore
Geneva Moorehouse
Judith Morrigan
Erwin and Barbara Mosher
MSHDA
William and Louise Mueller
Thomas and Linda Muncie
Jill L. Murphy
Myers Upholstery
Kenneth Nadler
Bill Nelson
Heather Nelson
Linda Nelson
Diane Nichol
Jean Nicholas
J. Irvin and Christie Nichols
Thomas and Rosalie Nitzsche
David and Karen Noe
Mary Margaret Noel
Debbie Nolan
Donna and Gerald Oade
Oade, Stroud and Kleiman, P.C.
Mary Lou O’Connell
Office of Financial Regulation
Kenneth and Kathleen O’Hara
Barbara O’Kelly
R.E. Olds Foundation
Barbara Olson
Lola O’Meara
Eleanor Omoto
Neil and JoAnn Oppenheimer
Stephen and Marilyn Osborn
Jane Outslay
Douglas and Karen Owen
Kathleen Owens
Marillyn Owens
Renee Ozburn
Dennis Pace
Nigel Paneth and Ellen Pollak
Gerald and Lois Park
Joseph and Barbara Parker
Nancy S. Passanante
Jan Patrick
Frank and Marsha Pattinson
Mark Peck
Tracie L. Peckham
Leslie and Katy Perino
Harry and Tari Perlstadt
Roger Peters
Karen Petersmarck
Tom or Kathy Petroni
Julie and Robert Pettibone
Robert and Dalisa Phillips
Thomas and Deborah Phillips
Mary Pollock
Alan and Harriett Posner
Frana Potter
Kathy and Robert Potvin
Milton and Sue Powell
Pratt Family
Mary E. Price
Kathleen and William Prince
ProNational Insurance Company
Leon Puttler
Ralph E. Pyle
Patricia and Andrew Quinn
Shanno Rajendra
Raymond and Marian Randels
Darwin Ranes
Judith Ann Rau
Charles and Emaline Reifsnyder
Robert and Juanita Rentschler
Jennifer J. Reum
Revitte Family
Elaine Rhiness
Ann C. Rhodes
Jan Rich
Howard and Dianne Richter
Barbara Riegle
Elizabeth Rimpau
Riviera Cafe, Inc.
Pat Robinson
George and Ann Robinson
Mark Robinson and Anne Pavlic
James and Carol Roehl
Gordon Rohman
Ronald McDonald House
Paul and Margaret Roney
Robert and Michelle Root-Bernstein
Frank and Patience Rosenbaum
Merry Rosenberg
Ritta G. Rosenberg
Ronald and Judith Rosenberg
Sharon Ross
Kathryn and Jesse Ruiz
Lois Sabine
St. Andrews Church
Robert St. John
St. Martha CCW
St. Martha’s School
The Salvation Army
Sanford Family
Vijay Sankaran and Anuja Rajendra
Roy Saper nd Nell Kunhmuench
Charles Sargent
Louise Sause
Sheila and Leon Schafer
Rachel Schemmel
Nancy and Eric Schertzing
Thomas and Sheila Schimpf
Daniel and Karen Schmidt
Dorothy Schmidt
Thomas and Susan Schmidt
Neal and Kara Schmitt
Cheryl L. Schmittdiel
Peg Schneider
Eric and Ann Schneidewind
Marty and Leanne Schnepp
Scott Schrager and Mary Anne Ford
Laura and Helmut Schultz
David and Carolyn Schuurmans
Roger Schwab
Harry and Elizabeth Schwarzweller
Mary Lou Searls
David and Lori Seeger
Donna Segerlind
Pietro A. Semifero
Vicki Shafarman
Kathleen Shapiro
Nancy Siddall
Carol A. Siemon
Elizabeth and Peter Signell
Brian and Sally Silver
Nicholas and Louise Simon
Richard and Martha Simonds
Stuart Sleight
James and Jean Smith
Vernon and Paula Smith
Annette Sokolnicki
Ted and Pauline Sondag
John Speck, Jr.
Alvin and Carolyn Spencer
Craig and Gina Spencer
Ronald Springer
Sprint Nextel
Norma Stanley
Nancy Stark
Stanley and Joanna Stark
State of Michigan
Rosanne and Daniel Stead
Michelle Stebbins
JoAnn Steele
Mary Ann Stehr
Charlotte Steiner
Sharon A. Straubel
Kevin and Michele Strauss
Mary Stubbs
Our Mission: Haven House provides emergency housing and support services for single-parent and two-parent families
with children. The shelter helps families who are homeless prepare for permanent housing by developing and promoting
self-sufficiency, stability and financial responsibility.
Sandra and Noel Stuckman
Doris Sutherland
Robert and Renee Swanson
Karen Sweet
Charles and Carol Swinehart
Judith Taran
Diane Tarpoff
Dr. Judith Taylor
Robert J. Taylor
Gordon and Sheila Taylor
Maresa Tedrick
Frank Tegge
Carolyn Telder
Sonja D. Tengblad
Marilyn and Robert Thimmig
Sue Thomas
Carolyn and William Thomas
Stephen and Elizabeth Thomas
ThreadBear Fiber Arts Studio
Marjorie and Robert Tibbetts
Beanie Tomber
Treat, Donald and Barbara Treat
Diane Trebilcock
John Trieloff
Trinity A.M.E. Church
Susan E. Trojanowicz
Brenda E. Turner
Jane Turner
Maureen and Woodrow Tyler
Joan Uitvlugt
University Lutheran Church
University Lutheran Church Women
Mr. Robert Uphaus
Virginia and Neil Vande Vord
Jane and David Vanderhaagen
Jody and Terry Vanderveen
Michael Velbel
Bruce and Mary Veltema
Greg Veltema
John and Alice Vielbig
Ray Vlasin
Michael and Mary Vosovic
Tammy Voss
Mary Ellen Vrbanac-Detwiler
Wachovia Securities Employees
Wade, Peter and Ann Wade
Rosemary Walker
Terese Walsh
Larry and Karen Ward
Robert Wasserman
John and Carol Weaver
Arthur and Kristy Weber
William Weiner and Paula Latovick
Victor and Elaine Weipert
Carol Welch
Ronald and Michel White
Thomas and Wilma Wibert
Ben Wickens
David and Beverly Wiener
Mark and Pamela Wilburn
Jane Wilensky
Joseph and Rita Wilhelm
Donald and Margaret Wilkening
Robert Wilkis
Jack and Cheng Williams
Patrick and Nadine Williams
Williamston Community Schools
John and Carolyn Willoughby
Mary Jane Wilson
Emil and Melanie Winnicker
Miriam Winnig
Joe an Lori Wisniewski
Richard and Joan Witter
Anthony and Paula Wojcik
Patrick and Peggy Wolf
Rebecca Wolfe
Kurt and Gloria Woodbury
W. Thomas and Doreen Woodward
Woody’s Oasis
Woven Art
Robert and Fern Wright
Esther Yeates
Amy Zaagman
Jeffrey and Leslie Zacks
Rebecca Zacks and Zachery Kron
Family
Rose and Jim Zacks
Paula Zera
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Thanks to our wonderful volunteers,
including a special thanks to
volunteer Rose Homa for the layout
of this newsletter.
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Phone (517) 337-2731
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Thank You for Your Support!
Cash donations are always welcome. Donations are tax deductible on your
federal tax return and may qualify for a State of Michigan tax credit of up to 50%.