our community partners - Womanline Counseling Center

OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Ms. Diane Platfoot
Ms. Beverly Pleskota
Ms. Nancy Poeschl
Ms. Alissa Ponchilla
Mrs. Libby Popp
Mr. & Mrs. John Popp
Ms. Lisa Popp
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Portune
Ms. Christina Powell
Ms. Davina Powell
Mr. & Mrs. Lane Powell
Ms. Elizabeth Price
Ms. Trudy Prugh
Ms. Sue Rahn
Dr. Sheila Rajaratnam
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Mr. Michael Rarick
Ms. Julie Ralff
Ms. Elisabeth Rath
Ms. Carla Rauschenplat
Ms. Debbie Ray
Ms. Susan Redmond
Ms. Patricia Reinhart
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Mr. Jeffrey Rennels
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Q. Requarth
Ms. Pamela Rees
Mr. Judith Rezy
Mr. Ben Rice
Ms. Faith Riebesell
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Mr. Craig Ritter
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Ms. Challon Roberts
Ms. Rita Roberts
Ms. Mary Robbinson
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Mr. & Mrs. Don Rogers
Ms. Melanie Rohrig
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Roll
Dr. & Mrs. William K. Rundell
Mrs. Anne Marie Rush
Ms. Deborah Russell
Ms. Nancy Ruther
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Ryan, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth Sagstetter
Ms. Virginia Sagstetter
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Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Sanker
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Mr. Justin Shanks
Ms. Gert Schlueter
Ms. Destiny Schoenberger
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Mr. & Mrs. George J. Schultz
Ms. Mary Schulz
Ms. Kimberly Schwatzenberg
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Mr. Robert Seiter
Ms. Alic Sferro
Ms. Janet Sheen
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Ms. Melinda Sherman
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Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Smith
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Ms. Rose Steele
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Ms. Marilyn Stein
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Ms. Gertrude Whelan
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Mr. Walter Woeste
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Ms. Camille York
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Yowell
Ms. Virginia Zahn
Mr. & Mrs. Adam J. Zengel
Mr. & Mrs. George Zengel
Mr. & Mrs. George Zengel, Jr.
Mr. Gerald Zennie
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Ziegler
Ms. Becky Zimmerman
DONATIONS IN HONOR OF
Wilma Arata
Mary Gambill
Sue Helmig
Josephine Mauro
Les & Gloria Mulholland
Adam & Bootie Zengel
DONATIONS IN MEMORY OF
Mary Ann Archer
John Britt
Deanna Buschur
Rachel Buschur
Barbara Dirkes
Walter & Irene Dresher
Ada Fernading
Mary Ann Glaser
Elizabeth Heiss
Peg Hojnacki
Diana Kallas
Kevin Klein
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Joann Lienesch
Mary Ellen McCabe
Thomas McKinney
Anne Moroney
Leo Palmer
J. E. Phelps
Antoinette Powell
Margaret Reger
Frances Reuth
John Roll
Roger Rush
Frank & Josephine Seiler
Denver Smith
Marilyn Smith
Doris Storer
Margaret Brinkman Thaler
Helen Taylor
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WOMANLINE
a COUNSELING CENTER
Compassionate, affordable counseling
especially for women.
2009 - 2010 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
The Combined Federal
Campaign Regulations require
that donor lists not be released
to anyone other than the
recipient agency. Accordingly,
we have omitted the names of
donors who have given only
through the Combined Federal
Campaign.
We have taken great care to
correctly list all donors. We
apologize if your name has
been listed incorrectly or
omitted accidentally. Please
contact us so we can correct
our error.
Dear Friends and Supporters,
The majority of the women who come to Womanline for
help with emotional problems have at some point in their
lives been sexually abused—some as early as five years of
age. There a very few more traumatic events in a child’s life
than to be sexually abuse by someone she trusts—a parent,
a relative, a coach, a teacher, etc.. The emotional stress
caused by his abuse continues to affect women well into
their adult years, often for a lifetime. Most survivors, as we
call them, will need treatment over a long period of time.
Sadly, most cannot afford that care.
Treatment by private psychiatrists, psychologists, or
counselors is very expensive. Very few of our clients have
the insurance or personal wealth to pay for it. Sixty-seven
percent of our clients this past year were divorced or
single. These women earned an average of $9,700 a year.
Women who were married and had dependents were worse
off, living in a household with an average income of only
$24,000.
Although we have been able since September, 2009 to bill
Medicaid and some insurance companies, many of our
clients do not qualify under either. To make counseling
affordable for these women, we adjust our fee. On the
average, our clients pay less than 20% of the cost of an
hour of counseling.
Thank you.
Most of the financial support for Womanline comes from
individuals, corporate donors and foundations. All of
these sources, on whom we have relied for years, are faced
with the same economic facts: donors who have lost jobs
or have less disposable income, fewer or smaller pledges,
Ms. Beverly Jurick
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Kaminski
Mr. & Mrs. J. Eugene Kangas
Mrs. Wilma Karl
Mrs. Dolores Karpiak
Ms. Lois Keil
Mr. Michael Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Barry E. Kern
Ms. Kim Keeton
Ms. Kathryn Kinnucan-Welsch
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Kirbabas
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Kirchmer
Ms. Katherine Klain
Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph J. Klein
Ms. Shirley Kneisly
Mr. & Mrs. William Knuth
Ms. Cindy Koebernick
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Koesters
Ms. Joanne Koesters
Ms. Ellen Kooser
Ms. Mary Julia Krautmann
Mrs. Lydia Krebs
Mr. William Krebs
Ms. Patricia Kruhl
Ms. Elena Krumholtz
Ms. Beth Kuzmick
Ms. Faith Lahm
Ms. Karen Lahm
Ms. Sheila Lamberston
Mr. Joe Lambright
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Lantz
Mr. & Mrs. John Latva
Mr. & Mrs. William Laubendorfer
Mr. & Mrs. John Laufersweiler
Mr. Thomas Laufersweiler
Ms. Debra Lauglin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Laumann
Mrs. Agnes Laux
Ms. Kay Lawler
Ms. Jeanne Lavoie
Ms. Sally Leatherman
Ms. Mary Lebamoff
Ms. Annette Lechleiter
Ms. Pat Lehmkuhl
Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Leibold
Mr. & Mrs. John Leiker
Ms. Jackie Leskowich
In the Fall of last year, we developed an aggressive business
plan, setting out financial goals and strategies we believe
will help us over the next several years weather the current
economic storm, increase revenue from the services we
provide, and meet the growing need in the community.
The second part of that plan is keeping our costs as low
possible while delivering the highest quality services to our
clients. Six months into the plan, we are pleased with the
progress we have made so far. A critical part of that plan,
as you might expect, is to maintain the support of private
donors. Without private support, we cannot make up the
difference between our cost and the revenue we earn from
client fees, insurance, and Medicaid.
We know that throughout the year our donors receive
many requests from deserving charities—charities that are
an important part of a network essential to the health and
welfare of the community—faced with the same financial
challenge as we. We are proud to know that you count
Womanline among the agencies worthy of your support.
Without the financial support provided by our donors,
these women would not get the help they need.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hamant
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hannon
Ms. Dorothy Hansen
Ms. Julia Hansen
Mrs. Mary Hardman
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hardy
Ms. Celeste Harnett
Mr. & Mrs. David Hart
Mr. & Mrs. Don Hart
Dr. Cary Hatton
Ms. Karen Hatton
Ms. Kathleen Hatton
Mrs. Judy Haun
Dr. Margaret Hayes
Ms. Sue Hayes
Ms. Carolyn Heinz
Mr. Justin Helmig
Ms. Mary Jean Henry
Ms. Sue Helmig
Mr. Dennis Hess
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Hemmelgarn
Ms. Tammy Henderson
Mr. Ken Herr
Ms. Mary Hill
Ms. Melissa Hill-Seifman
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hjelm
Ms. Evelyn Hogenkamp
Mr. John Hojnacki
Ms. Suzanne Holloway
Ms. Michelle Homan
Mr. & Mrs. David House
Mr. & Mrs. William Hovey
Mr. Joel Huelsman
Ms. Patricia Huff
Ms. Mary Hufnagle
Ms. Veronica Huliba
Ms. Pam Ingebritson
Ms. Heather Janney
Ms. Alicai Lorelei Jez
Mr. & Mrs. John Jauch
Ms. Deborah Johnson
Ms. Erin Johnson
Ms. Elizabeth Jones
Ms. Helen Jones
Ms. Mary Jones
Ms. Maureen Josenhaus
Mr. & Mrs. Emmett Joseph
smaller returns on investments or declining stock market
values. We have taken the same hit on our own investments.
The past two years we have seen a decline in donations
and grants from all of these sources. This decline in giving
limits our ability to help women at a time when the demand
just keeps growing.
Tawnya Darlington
Chairperson
Ms. Sally Letherman
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lienesch
Ms. Phyllis Lienesch
Mr. William Lincoln
Ms. Kimberly Lindley
Ms. Ruth Lindsey
Ms. Sherry Long
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Ms. Patricia McDonald
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Mr. & Mrs. David McKinney, II
Ms. Doris McKinney
Ms. Kate McKinney
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McKinney
Ms. Christine McLaughlin
Ms. Carol Mead
Ms. Claudia Mechenbier
Ms. Marcia Meyer
Mr. Ronald Meyring
Mr. & Mrs. James Marty Miller
Ms. Linda Miller
Ms. Rhonda Miller
Ms. Suzanne Milliron
Ms. Patricia Minch
John O’Bryan
President/CEO
Ms. Sanda Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Mitter
Ms. Marcia Monnier
Mrs. Betty Moore
Ms. Louise Moore
Ms. Sharyn Morgan
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Ms. Lisa Morriss
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Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur E. Neff
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Ms. Wendy Nikolai
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Ms. Joann O’Brien
Ms. Vivian O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. John O’Bryan
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Ms. Karen Ollier
Ms. Mia O’Malley
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Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Perkins
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Perry
Ms. Jean Perry
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Ms. Melissa Peters
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Ms. Kelly Piatt
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Ms. Mary Pizza
Mrs. Mary Ellen Place
OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Ms. Sheila Adams
Ms. Kathryn Allen
Dr. Douglas Almoney
Ms. Patricia Alteslane
Ms. Renata Alvi
Ms. Amber Amerson
Ms. Jackie Armstrong
Dr. Evangeline Andarsio
Ms. Joan Andersen
Ms. Mary Andrews
Ms. Linda Arbogast
Ms. Amy Armstrong-Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Arway
Ms. Edith Aukerman
Mr. & Mrs. William Baird
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Baker
Ms. Judith Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Baltes
Ms. Molly Bardine
Ms. Vaness Barker
Ms. Carolyn Barthel
Ms. Joan Barton
Ms. Connie Beal
Ms. Kathleen Belew
Ms. Holly Bellan
Ms. Bonnie Benge
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Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Bensman
Mr. Michael Berning
Ms. Rebecca Bieling
Mrs. Marty Biga
Mrs. Elza Bindernagel
Ms. Molly Binz
Ms. Kathleen Biteman
Ms. Judith Bittner
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Blandford
Ms. Rosemary Blessing
Ms. Janet Block
Ms. Helen Boehme
Ms. Laura Borger
Ms. Nancy Breene
Ms. Patricia Bringman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinkman
Ms. Marilyn Brinkman
Mr. & Mrs. James Britt
Ms. Kay Brookey
Ms. Geraldine Broomfield
Mr. Darrin Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Browne
Ms. Sylvia Browser
Ms. Jacqueline Brumfield
Ms. Kathleen Bryan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Buchwalder
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Buescher
Mr. Randy Burkett
Ms. Wilma Burkett
Mr. Thomas Burkhardt
Ms. Karen Burks
Ms. Sharon Burris
Ms. Paula Burton
Mr. Joseph Buschur
Capt. & Mrs. Larry Butkus
Mr. & Mrs. James Butler
Mr. & Mrs. John Butler
Ms. Joanne Callahan
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Campanile
Mr. Lawrence Campbell
Ms. Holly Campbell-Bradley
Ms. A. Elaine Carey
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Carlile
Ms. Elaine Carey
Ms. Sylvia Carmody
Ms. Margaret Carroll
Ms. Connie Caton
Ms. Monica Cengia
Ms. Cathleen Chambers
Ms. Pamela Chandler
Ms. Kimberly Charoo
Ms. Kathleen Chellis
Mr. Joe Cogliano
Ms. Julie Cogliano
Ms. Natalie Cohn
Ms. Donata Collier
Ms. Nancy Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Colonna
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. Colter
Ms. Mary Anna Conley
Ms. Barbara Coriell
Ms. Joan Corless
Mrs. Julie Criner
Board of Trustees
Tawnya Darlington, Chair
PricewaterhouseCooper
Edwin L. Ryan, Secretary
Retired
Thomas Nikolai, Treasurer
Mark Fornes Realty
Ms. Sue Crippen
Ms. Marge Crnkovich
Ms. Jennifer Cummings
Ms. Joanne Cummins
Ms. Debbie Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Daley
Mr. & Mrs. William Daley
Ms. Genevieve Danis
Mrs. & Mrs. Frank Dapolito
Ms. Tawnya Darlington
Ms. Melissa Davenport
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Day
Ms. Betty Dearing
Ms. Barabara DeLosSantos
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Delong
Ms. Barbara Dennison
Mr. Frank DePalma
Ms. Mary Frances Dirkes
Ms. Carole Disher
Ms. Mary Doench
Ms Tammy Dolphin
Ms. Marjorie Dome
Mr. Michael Dooley
Mr. Robert Dresher
Mrs. Diane Drummer
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin D. Drysdale
Mr. & Mrs. David DuBro
Ms. Robin Dunkle
Ms. Cheryl Dunaway
Mr. Richard Durbin
Ms. Emilie Dymond
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Easterling
Ms. Mary Anne Eichner
Ms. Anne Eisenmann
Mrs. Linda Ellison
Ms. Cynthia Emerson
Ms.Amber Esteppe
Mrs. Sharon Farmer
Miss. Helen Farrenkopf
Mr. & Mrs. James Fasimpaur
Ms. Susan Ferguson
Mr. Arthur Felciangeli
Ms. Katherine Fennewald
Ms. Carolyn Filbrun
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Fischbach
Ms. Elizabeth Fischer
Ms. Cynthia Fisher
Ms. Karen Fitzharris
Ms. Dawn Flake
Mr. Joseph Flanagan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James Fleenor
Ms. Lee Flinn
Mr. Richard Flitcraft
Ms. Carolyn Frantz
Ms. Deborah Franz
Ms. Nancy Fratini
Ms. Leah Frazee
Ms. Pat Frericks
Ms. Carole Frommeyer
Ms. Mary Frommeyer
Ms. Margaret Fulwiler
Ms. Margaret Gagner
Ms. Mary Gambill
Ms. Mary Ganger
Ms. Denise Garland
Ms. Mary Lou Garner
Ms. Ruth Gates
Ms. Lynn Gathagan
Ms. Lynn Gaughan
Mr. Thomas Gmeiner
Ms. Karen Goff
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gollings
Ms. Margaret Good
Mr. William Gorman, Jr
Ms. Debra Graham
Mr. Scott Graham
Mr. Guy Gravett
Ms. Cecy Grieve
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Grogan
Ms. Mary Jane Gross
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Guest
Mrs. Francine Gugger
Mr. & Mrs. Arjun Gujadhur
Ms. Mary Gutman
Ms. Carol Haas
Ms. Jessica Hager
Ms. Patricia Hagerty
Ms. Joanne Haley
Ms. Eydie Hall
OUR MISSION
Provide high quality, affordable counseling services to
women, especially those who have been sexually abused, and
prevent abuse of children and women through educational
programs.
John O’Bryan, President
Womanline
Bonnie Benge
Retired Educator
Deborah Franz
The Uhl Agency
Cary Hatton, Ed.D.
Promax Consulting
Karen Ollier
Irongate Realtors
Robert “Buzz” Portune
Gottslich & Portune, LLP
Lisa Rismiller
University of Dayton
Courtney Stangel
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Kasheen Swango
JP Morgan Chase
OUR PLEDGE
We take very seriously the trust you place in us when
you make a donation to Womanline. We meet the highest
standards of accountability set by the Council on
Accreditaton, United Way of the Greater Dayton Area, the
Better Business Bureau, and all state and federal law.
FORTIETH YEAR SERVING WOMEN
1998
Initiated first outreach prevention
programs, designed to reduce sexual
activity and teen pregnancies in local
elementary and high schools.
2006
1976
Name changed to Womanline to reflect
the growing number of women seeking
counseling services for issues other than
just pregnancy.
Mission of the agency revised
to focus more on the problem
of women with histories of
emotional problems related to
childhood sexual abuse.
Board of Trustees adopt current
mission of the agency to provide
affordable counseling services to
women, and to prevent childhood
sexual abuse.
2009
1971
Incorporated as Birthright of Dayton
by Jane Britt and others with a vision
of helping women experiencing
problem pregnancies and wanting an
alternative to abortion.
1982
In 2011Womanline will celebrate its fortieth year helping women in the Miami Valley. Here’s a quick timeline of the past
39 years.
Womanline accreditated by the
national Council on Accreditation of
Children and Family Services.
We will let you know as we get closer how we will be celebrating our fortieth birthday, with hope you can join us.
SHARING OUR MISSION
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arrying out our mission would not be possible without the support of numerous community groups, corporations,
foundations, and individuals who share our vision of a better community, where children are safe from abuse, and
those who have been its unfortunate victims have hope and the means to recover. We thank every donor, whose
contributions, both small and large, have demonstrated their commitment to our vision.
OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Foundations
The Monsignor Robert A. Amann Fnd.
Antioch MacGregor
Archdiocese Of Cincinnati
Begley Foundation
Eleanor K. Blank Fund
CareSource Foundation
Henry Hollencamp Foundation
Louise Kramer Foundation
Mathile Family Foundation
Northrup Grumman Foundation
Oakwood Rotary Foundation
Reynolds/Reynolds Associate Foundation
Sam’s Club
Target
Wellpoint Foundation
WorkflowOne Employee Foundation
Corporations
ARINC
Bank of America
Corner Cupboard Charities, Inc.
Dayton Power & Light
Dorothy Lane Market
Greater Dayton RTA
Lexis-Nexis
Liberty Mutual
Kettering Health Network
Mark Fornes Realty, Inc.
Premier Health Partners
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Providence Medical Group
Requarth Lumber
The Beerman Realty Co.
The Uhl Agency
Vectren
Other Organizations
Child Wellness Fair, Inc,
Christ Child Society
COKES
Dayton Catholic Women’s Club
Dayton Women’s Civic Club
Fairbrook P.T.0.
Gem City Square Dance Club
Helmig, Lienesch, & Associates
Hope United Methodist Church
ITW Foundation
Just Give
Lexis-Nexis
Liberty Mutual
LSS Women’s Council
Madonna Guild
St. Elizabeth Nurses Alumni Association
St. Leonard Faith Community
The School for Urban Studies
Touch of Gratitude
United Way of Greater Dayton
University Of Dayton
Wright Patterson Officers Wives Club
THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL LUNCHEON
On April 24, 2010, the Womanline Auxiliary, which has
been hosting an annual luncheon for the past thirty-seven
years, once again feted their guests with an afternoon at
the Mandalay filled with good food and entertainment.
The highlight of the luncheon was a fashion show,
with fashions by The Secret Ingredient of Town &
Country. For the second year in a row, the fashions were
modelled by members of the Womanline Board and other
volunteers. Over $3,000 in donated items were raffled
off during the program and sold through an online
auction.
Vectren, as it has been for the past three years, was this
year’s grand sponsors. Other sponsors were Dayton Power
and Light, Premier Health Partners, Kettering Health
Network, PricewaterhouseCoopers, The Uhl Agency,
Mark Fornes Realty, Greater Dayton RTA, Providence
Medical Group, and Midwest Design Computers.
Young Women Leaders Award
Another highlight of the Luncheon was the honoring of
four outstanding young women leaders. From over sixty
nominations, four young women were selected this year
to receive the annual Young Women Leaders award and
a $500 scholarship. The Young Women Leaders Award,
established in 2008, is an annual award given to high
school seniors and college students to recognize young
women who have seen a need or problem in the Dayton
community or anywhere in the world, inspired others to
become involved, gathered resources and planned
activities to meet that need or solve the problem, and laid
the foundation for continuation of their efforts.
Honorees
Amy Arnett. This Wright State University senior saw
an opportunity for members of the WSU Marketing
Club to use their marketing skills to help with the
March of Dimes annual March For Babies fundraiser.
Under her leadership, Club members created a route
card for the March, collected funds, and organized
groups to participate in the annual march. As one of her
nominators said, “Amy exemplifies the volunteer spirit of
our young women in this nation.”
Kasheen Swango, Deb Franz, Tonya Zengel, Rhonda Miller,
Julie Krabill, Barbara Ann Hardy, Jean Smith (manager, The Secret
Ingredient), Courtney Stengal, Jeanette Rudy, Lois Sutherland,
Cary Hatton.
Larquana Bryan. This University of Dayton sophomore
stepped into the role of president of a service club that
was faltering, and energized others to get involved in
community activities. Their first effort was to design and
hold workshops to encourage and help Belmont High
School seniors prepare for the college admission process.
Larquana and her club also adopted an afterschool
mentoring program at the Wesley Community Center,
where they tutor young children.
Kayla Shelley. This Chaminade-Julienne High School
senior went on a mission trip to Belize in the summer of
2008, thinking it would just be an adventure. What she
saw there changed her for life. On her return to school in
the Fall, she and Amy Stoddard formed a service club to
collect clothing, books, and supplies for girls in Belize.
That modest objective evolved into a project, they called
“Loose Change to Loosen Chains.” In one week the two
young women raised over $4,500 to help put two girls
through high school.
Annie Stoddard. Like, Kayla Shelley, this ChaminadeJulienne senior couldn’t forget her experience in Belize.
As president of the Key Club she worked to get more
students involved in community service, even getting
more students signed up to go to Belize this summer.
Not wanting their successful efforts to raise money for
young girls in Belize to go to school to end with their
graduation, she has worked with the faculty and Board of
Trustees at her school to make their fundraising project
an annual event. In Annie’s words, “if you see injustice
with your own eyes, you will gain all you need to lead
others in making a difference.”
FORMER YOUNG WOMEN LEADERS
From left: Amy Stoddard, Larquana Bryan, Kim Faris (Lite 99.9),
Kayla Shelley, Amy Arnett.
2008
Molly Heineman
2009
Ali Arbogast
- University of Dayton
- Troy Christian High School
Quarie Howard
Andrena Sawyer
- Antioch McGregor
- University of Dayton
Meredith McMiller
Kelli Sexton
- Troy Christian High School
- Wright State University
2 0 0 9 F I N A N C I A L S TAT E M E N T S
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n the management of Womanline’s resources, the Board of Trustees is guided by its mission to provide high quality,
affordable services to women and children throughout the Miami Valley. Public support ~ corporate, foundation,and
government grants, United Way contributions, individual donations ~ allows us to provide services to our clients at
an affordable cost. Program revenue ~ what clients pay ~ account for less than ten percent of the overall support for the
agency.
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
Cash
Investments
Permanently Restricted
Property and Equipment
Total Assets
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current Liabilities
Net Assets - Unrestricted
Net Assets - Temporarily Restrcted
Permanently Restricted
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
53,179
124,307
10,000
249,404
436,890
11,669
270,572
144,649
10,000
$436,890
PUBLIC SUPPORT & REVENUE
Public Support Revenue
Total Public Support & Revenue
177,939
95,827
273,766
EXPENSES
Program Services
Management & General
Annual Luncheon
Fundraising
229,344
41,228
14,253
6,356
Total Expenses
291,181
EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER (UNDER) EXPENSE
NET ASSETS - BEGINNING OF YEAR
NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR
(17.415)
442,636
$425,221
Due to a change in auditors in 2009, we are unable to provide comparative figures to 2008. We apologize for any inconvenience.
The 2009 Financial Statement was prepared by John Harvey, CPA. A full statement is available at Womanline of Dayton.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
I CAN TELL
I Can Tell has been a staple of Womanline’s prevention
effort for over two decades. This classroom-based
program has been designed to reduce the incidence
and prevalence of childhood sexual abuse by teaching
basic information to young children about abuse, how
to recognize signs of abuse, how to protect themselves,
how to report abuse should it happen, and by preparing
teachers to assist children, who come to them for help.
Since the first of January, 2009 our educator has
given eighty-two presentations to over 1,800 children.
Participating schools are: Belle Haven, Charity Adams,
Driscoll, E. J. Brown, Horace Mann, Menlo Park,
Monticello, Rushmore, Ruskin, and Valley Forge.
The program is funded by CareSource Foundation,
WorkflowOne, and Target.
COUNSELING SERVICES
Women who were sexually abused as children tend to
require longer treatment, because of the difficulty in
working through emotional disorders dating back to their
childhood. It is the nature of the trauma that survivors
often repress the memory of the abuse, and continue to
feel ashamed and guilty for what happened to them as
children, adding to their reluctance to talk about their
past.
In 2009, Womanline began an advertising campaign using
GPS-triggered ads on RTA buses throughout the area to
reach out to survivors and other women with emotional
problems. That coupled with limited radio ads has
greatly increased the number of calls for counseling.
Today the counseling program is seeing a twofold
increase in the number of clients, and is now employing
two full time counselors. Recently, the agency began an
aggressive campaign to get doctors to refer women with
health and mental health problems.
When the agency earned COA accreditation and
certification from the Ohio Department of Mental
Health, we were able to obtain a Medicaid contract with
the local Mental Health Board. Although our counselors
were treating clients with Medicaid before, we were not
able to bill for their services. In addition to Medicaid,
the counseling program is an approved provider under
Anthem and Aetna insurance companies.
In the first six months of 2010, the counseling program
has provided as many hours of counseling as provided
in all of 2009. The demand has necessitated a change
in staffing of the program. Since January, 2009, 451
women have received counseling.