Annual Report - Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Bluegrass
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Annual Report - Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Bluegrass
Ronald McDonald House Charities® of the Bluegrass 2014 Annual Report OUR IMPACT Donor and volunteer support makes it possible for us to serve thousands of families each year who travel from near and far so that their children can receive the best health care available in Kentucky. Our programs provide a safe and supportive haven for families facing health challenges bigger than they could ever have imagined. “The House that love built” isn’t just a slogan for us. It is each of you reading this report and hundreds of others all giving their part to make sure we are available for the children and their families who need us. I hope what you read in this annual report inspires you to continue and even deepen your support and involvement with Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Bluegrass. Best wishes, Vicky Myers Vicky Myers 2014 RMHC of the Bluegrass Board President 67,500 32,500 children since opening the doors to the Ronald McDonald House® in 1984 2 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 Total number of children impacted by RMHC® of the Bluegrass since 1984 20,000 children since opening the Ronald McDonald Family Room® in 2009 15,000 children since rolling out the Ronald McDonald Care Mobile® in 2005 FAMILY STORY Love Has No Limits by Lindsey Sharp, RMHC Communications Intern As a Community Outreach intern at Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Bluegrass, I did not realize I would be meeting people who would inspire me and change my outlook on life. Heather Redington and her three children, Zoe, Zanna, and Zion stayed at the Ronald McDonald House for only a week, but I immediately fell in love with the whole family. The children were filled with excitement, giving me hugs and taking goofy pictures with my phone! The Redington family are no strangers to the Ronald McDonald House. In fact, Heather Redington and her children had been guests of the Ronald McDonald House in Orange County, California where daughter Zoe was having open heart surgery. Heather loved the House so much that she started cooking for the other guests and volunteering in her spare time. Little did Heather know that she and her children would be making a trip to another Ronald McDonald House, this time across the country in Lexington, Kentucky. “The kids could not wait to go back to Ronald McDonald House,” said Heather. Heather and her 12 year old daughter, Zoe, 7 year old daughter, Zanna, and 6 year old son, Zion checked in at the Ronald McDonald House in Lexington and began making daily trips to Shriner’s Hospital just a few miles down the road. Zion was receiving his brand new prosthetic legs having been born with only one finger on each hand and one toe on each foot. (This condition is known as Ectrodactyly.) Pictured L- R: Zoe, Zion, Heather and Zanna Redington. Pictured above: Zion in the playroom at the Ronald McDonald House. 3 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 Zion, Zoe and Zanna take a selfie with Lindsey The doctors at Shriner’s thought it would be best to amputate Zion’s feet due to the pain that they were causing him when he walked. Heather explained to me how fearful Zion was about the operation. “I am going to miss my feet,” said Zion to his mother before the operation. Leading up to the operation on December 21, 2012, Heather made Zion a special doll that looked just like him and was wearing a super hero cape. Once Zion had his surgery, she cut off the dolls feet and together they named him “Little Zion.” Zion received his prosthetic legs and feet from Shriner’s Hospital and was walking the very same day. “The doctor told me that this was very unusual for children,” said Heather. Although this was a breakthrough day for Zion, it was a long day, too. “Mom, I just want to go home to Ronald McDonald House,” proclaimed Zion. Everyone at the House could not believe that the same boy who had arrived in a wheelchair was now walking on his brand new legs! Of course that same day “Little Zion” received his brand new legs as well as matching shoes! The Redingtons are now back in their hometown of Tennessee and Heather and Zion are training to run 2.6 miles together in the St. Jude Country Music Marathon in Nashville, Tennessee. I never expected to have such a personally transformative experience by being an intern for Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Bluegrass, but the Redington family proved me wrong. Heather is an amazing mother who definitely understands that love has no limits. The love she has for her children reflects that… and I feel so blessed to have met her. RONALD McDONALD HOUSE® 30 WE CELEBRATED OUR 30-YEAR ANNIVERSARY 1984 – 2014 At the Ronald McDonald House, families can enjoy: Top Kentucky Counties represented: • Home-cooked meals • Rockcastle (225 nights) • Meals within a fully stocked kitchen • Lincoln (212 nights) • Safe parking • Pulaski (206 nights) • Individual refrigerators and storage pantries for each guest room • Laurel (457 nights) • Lee (198 nights) LEE • Laundry facilities LINCOLN ROCKCASTLE PULASKI • 21 bedrooms with private bathrooms LAUREL • Indoor play areas for children • Recreational activities • Transportation to/from local hospitals 294 FAMILIES STAYED AT THE HOUSE 11 2.12/DAY $ Average amount families contributed 78 $ Daily cost of providing a room 2014 Ronald McDonald House Highlights 4,295 TOTAL NIGHTS NIGHTS AVERAGE LENGTH OF STAY • Renovation of 21 guest rooms, which came in under budget • Installation of bike racks • We had over 11,000 volunteer hours • 98% dinner coverage, 2nd year in a row • We had over 1,900 volunteers participate in group service “The Ronald McDonald House allowed 143 NIGHTS, LONGEST STAY BY ONE FAMILY us to see our daughter more and it took the worry of ‘where am I going to stay’, and ‘how are we going to afford 78 of lodging were % offornights families with premies 4 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 that’ away. It relieved the stress during this difficult time.” Room Renovation Sponsors RONALD McDONALD HOUSE continued In 2014, the Ronald McDonald House experienced a 5 month long, $750,000 extensive renovation to all guest rooms resulting in gorgeous new bedrooms and bathrooms featuring energy efficient upgrades. Anonymous Denise & Lance Long Children’s Charity Fund of the Bluegrass Elsie & Nelson McMakin Lewis Bizzack Family Kathleen Riley Torok Memorial Fund Gallatin Steel RMHC Life Members Debbie & Joe Graviss UK HealthCare/KY Children’s Hospital Healy Family Foundation Room renovation sponsers at the House reopening ceremony 21 NEW GUEST ROOMS Demolition, reconstruction and new room design Heinrich Family UPS Foundation Dr. Phillip Holland Renovation Project Partners APS Communications GBBN Architects Mr. James Archambeault Jarboe Construction Benjamin Moore Paints KLH Engineers CDI – Carpet Decorators, Inc. LexTro CG Concepts Tyco – SimplexGrinnell Rely A Light Our “Adopt a Room” Donors Alpha Delta Pi – Beta Psi Chapter Burning Stick Foundation (2 rooms) Gary Bizzack Central Bank Darley USA Cyrus Dicken, Jr. Family & Friends Sarah Lister and Arianna Schaus at the House reopening ceremony. 5 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 Lexington Clinic Lexington Medical Society Foundation, Inc. Link Belt Cranes Keeneland (2 rooms) Magnum Hunter Production Co. (2 rooms) Dillard’s James Monroe Homes in honor of Jonathon Boone Monroe (Living Room) Enterprise Holdings Foundation Nucor Gallatin Steel Southside Church of Christ The Healy Family McDonald’s Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky, Inc. Billy Johnson Law Firm Charles LoPresti Stable, Inc. RONALD McDONALD FAMILY ROOM® 1,837 FAMILIES OF PATIENTS 14,254 INDIVIDUAL GUESTS CUPS OF COFFEE 5 SUPPLIES WE CELEBRATED OUR 5-YEAR ANNIVERSARY 2009 – 2014 The Ronald McDonald Family Room is staffed with helpful, specially trained and screened volunteers. Guests of the Family Room will find comfortable seating areas, complimentary snacks, McDonald’s® coffee, books and magazines as well as the use of portable electronic devices (DVD and CD players) with a library of family-friendly media. RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 250 Bags of chips consumed 2,450 Bottles of water consumed 2,100 Individually wrapped snacks 7,690 Total Estimated Value of Supplies $15,010 2014 Ronald McDonald Family Room Highlights •Added 21 new volunteers • Added new children’s books and toys • Repaired recliners 6 8,600 Cups of hot chocolate shared Guests from 86 of 120 Kentucky counties and 15 U.S. states visited the Family Room Top Kentucky Counties represented: 8,600 Cups of coffee shared 86 • Fayette (1,638 guests) • Laurel (886 guests) • Pike (573 guests) • Pulaski (454 guests) • Whitley (415 guests) 81 VOLUNTEERS 2,982 VOLUNTEER HOURS 10 /37 Average number of volunteers per week/month “Families in the Room are always amazed to find out that I am a volunteer, not paid. They make me feel so appreciated.” RONALD McDONALD CARE MOBILE® Ronald McDonald Care Mobile Service Area Includes Four Counties: •Knott •Leslie •Letcher •Perry PERRY LESLIE Eastern Kentucky has some of the highest rates of general health and oral health disparities in the nation. A typical treatment regimen for children on board the Ronald McDonald Care Mobile includes: 12% Percentage of tooth decay in pre-school age children in the U.S.A. 31% Percentage of tooth decay in pre-school age children in the entire state of Kentucky 58% Percentage of tooth decay in pre-school age children in Eastern Kentucky • Comprehensive oral evaluation (exam) • A “Dental Report Card” (for parents) • A new toothbrush kit • A Prophylaxis (cleaning) • Fluoride varnish • Dental sealants (if needed) on all erupted permanent premolars and molars • A referral for additional dental care (if needed) • An appointment with a Pediatric Dentist (if urgent) 7 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 KNOTT LETCHER 51% of Eastern Kentucky children ages 6 – 12 were diagnosed with untreated tooth decay in 2014 (down from 69% in 2009) 6 10 OUT OF Eastern Kentucky children ages 3 – 5 have cavities CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVIITES for the year ended December 31, 2014 Temporarily Restricted Unrestricted Permanently Restricted EXPENSES TOTAL 58,982 $ Revenue and Other Support Contributions $ $ 855,700 Special Fundraising Events 275,011 855,700 275,011 Investment Return $ Donated Services and Materials 152,760 152,760 Donated Land Lease 49,000 49,000 Grant Revenues 17,500 17,500 Room Rentals 9,350 9,350 Miscellaneous Revenues 2,562 2,562 Net Assets released from Restrictions 15,061 (15,061) 0 Total Revenues and Other Support 1,431,011 $ 98,741 $1,529,752 54,067 113,802 167,869 144,914 $ McDAZZLE NET REVENUE 198,896 $ Expenses Program Services Ronald McDonald House Operations 688,388 $ Ronald McDonald Family Room 52,517 52,517 Grant Making 25,000 25,000 Supporting Services Fundraising Expenses 304,125 304,125 General and Administrative 172,296 172,296 1,242,326 $1,242,326 (11,675) $ (11,675) (30,413) (30,413) Total Other Expenses (42,088) $ (42,088) Change in Net Assets 146,597 Net Assets, beginning of year 3,061,686 Net Assets, end of year $3,208,283 Total Expenses 688,388 Other (Expenses) Loss on disposal of property and equipment Unallocated payments to RMHC Global 8 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 98,741 245,338 759,751 $ 1,256,689 5,078,126 $ 858,492 $1,256,689 $5,323,464 180,369 $ TOTAL FROM 2014 DONATION BOX COLLECTIONS & NATIONAL PROGRAMS 5,650 $ was raised from donated pop tabs in 2014. At an average of 60-cents per pound, that means we collected 9,416 pounds or 11,911,240 tabs! 2014 DONORS Individual and Group Thanks for your support! If you made a gift between January 1 and December 31, 2014 and your name was omitted, misspelled or listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere apology and please notify our Business Manager Rebecca Wren by calling (859) 268-0747 or [email protected] so we can update our records. $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman Color Me Rad Dillard’s** Ms. Ruth Durckel KY Medical Services Foundation,Inc Christian Word Ministries Coca-Cola Company** Community Health Charities of KY The Kid’s Legacy Tri Kroger – Romany Road** Landsgreen, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Currie III* Lexington Clinic** Keeneland Association The Offices of Paul Dalton, MS, LPCC, CRC, CADC Lexington Medical Society Alliance Inc Klosterman Baking Co.** Darley Farm Lexington Medical Society Foundation** Link-Belt Construction Equipment Mr. Cy Dicken Lexington Tennis Club Magnum Hunter Production, Inc. Dr. Robert Lightfoot Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Milligan Don Jacobs Honda/VW/BMW/ Used Cars Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nahra** Mrs. Erin Scott Druen Mrs. Robin Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Lance Long Mr. and Mrs. James Pennington Robinson Mountain Fund, E.O. Enterprise Holdings Foundation Mr. Mike Wallen FirstMerit Bank Healy Family McDonald’s Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Healy, III** Mr. Kevin Florenz French Lick Resort & Casino Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Allen Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibbs Ms. Teresa Allen Dr. John Gohmann and Dr. Cindy Derer, DMD** Alpha Delta Pi – Epsilon Phi Chapter Anonymous** Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Atkinson $25,000 and Above $10,000 – $24,999 Mr. Richard Barbella Alpha Delta Pi-Beta Psi Chapter** Central Bank and Trust Co. McDonalds USA, LLC Bluegrass Purchasing/McDonald’s of Central and Southeast Kentucky** Children’s Charity Fund of the Bluegrass** Mr. Gary Bizzack Mr. Evangelos Levas* Kentucky Children’s Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boden Martin-Brower Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Mr. and Mrs. David C. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McMakin* McDonalds – Graviss Restaurants Tracy Brown Nucor Steel Gallatin Panera Bread – Richmond Road Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burnett UK HealthCare** RMHC Global** Ms. Julie Burwell* Sim-Ayres Foundation Mr. Alex G Campbell, Jr TDS Restaurants* Castleton Lyons, Inc RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 Christ the King Church Letcher County Farm Bureau Federation Alpha Delta Pi – Centre College 9 Kentucky Housing Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corum Ms. Jennie Garlington $1,000 – $4,999 *Donors for 5 – 9 years **Donors for 10 years or more Children’s Charity Fund of the Bluegrass** Bluegrass Hospitality Group* Greene & McGowan Ms. Karen Greenwell Ms. Shiela Halter Harper Management Co Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hayslett Mr. Mickey Hobbs The Honorable Order of KY Colonels James Monroe Homes Johnson Legal Network, PLLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kearns Keeneland Association, Inc* Kentucky Employers’ Mutual Insurance (KEMI)* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lister* Mr. and Ms. Michael Longnecker McDonald’s M & S Restaurants McDonald’s USA, LLC** Minuteman Press** Mr. and Mrs. David Moore Moroch Advertising Nahra Family McDonald’s** Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Nahra Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nicol, Jr North Laurel Middle School Novelis Corporation Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palumbo Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pauley Mr. Hiram Pauley Keller Williams Greater Lexington Mr. and Mrs. Jason Pursiful Reliable Asphalt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Scott Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Rogers continued 2014 DONORS continued Rouse Family Foundation, Inc Dr. and Mrs. John Cronin** Dr. and Mrs. John Sanders Mr. David Rudder Cumberland Valley National Bank & Trust Co. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Schwendeman Mrs. Kelly Dicken-Newman Ms. Mallory Shoffner Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Senters Mr. and Mrs. Keith Slone Southside Church of Christ Eastminster Presbyterian Church eCampus.com Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Fyffe Scott-Gross Co., Inc. Mr. Douglas Smith Southwest Airlines Mr. Dermot Halpin Stephen Hillenmeyer Landscape Services* Dr. and Mrs. John Strother Mr. Jim Hanssen Take a New Approach Southern Wine & Spirits of America Inc Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Harney Tempur-Sealy International, Inc Mr. Paul Hess Mrs. Anne Taylor* Mr. and Mrs. John Hollon Robert and Martha Trussell Family Foundation Tele-Data Services Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hostetter That One Company Mr. and Mrs. David Hunt Mr. Harvey Thompson* Integrated Sign and Graphic, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Andy Votaw Dr. and Mrs. Joe Iocono The Wal-Mart Foundation JMI Sports Marketing Mr. and Mrs. Conrad W Whitaker* Kentucky River Coal Company Mr. David P. Winters Ms. Mary Lassiter $250 – $499 Wise Recycling, LLC Mrs. Jessica Leith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baird WKYT-TV Mrs. Elizabeth McGee Lewis** Ms. Letitia Greene Ball** Dr. and Mrs. Bradley B. Youkilis LYNN Imaging Bar Americain Messer Construction Mr. John Bauer Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Miller Mr. and Mrs. Tom Behr Aesthetic Skin Care Center Morris Heating & Cooling, Inc Belle Vie MedSpa Ageless Spirit Massage Ms. Victoria Myers Bello Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Arrowsmith** Mr. Jason Nahra Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett Barbourville Jr Woman’s Study Club Mr. and Mrs. Richard Noonan Beta Theta Pi Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, IV** Mr. and Mrs. Dale Packer Bluegrass Orthodontics Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Black Dr. and Mrs. George Page Bodyfit Workout Warehouse BlackRidge Resource Partners PBI Bank, Inc. Ms. Kala Boudreaux Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boyanowski* Persona, Inc. Butler County Farm Bureau, Inc Mr. Trace Briscoe Pleasant Run Baptist Church Ms. Sarah Carey Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Broadbent, IV R. J. Roberts, Inc Ms. Theresa Carr Ms. Linda Carey Restaurant Technologies, Inc Central Bank and Trust Co. Central KY VW Club Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts Chunowitz, Teitelbaum & Mandel, LTD Mr. and Mrs. Richard Comley Mr. Chuck Ross Ms. Felicia Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stanley Bill Straus Photography, Inc. $500 – $999 Legacy of Love Award Recipient: McDonald’s of Central and Southeastern Kentucky Mr. Joseph Turley U.S. Bank Wells Fargo Investments Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Whayne** Mrs. Rachel Wilburn-Nettle Ms. Teresa Combs Dr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Henderson, III Mr. and Mrs. Luke Crance Hilton Lexington Downtown Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Horton Fruit Company DaRae & Friends Catering Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Howard Dr. Scottie and Dr. Kristi Day HTS 2nd and 3rd grade classes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dillon Dr. and Mrs. James B. Hunter** Mr. and Mrs. Matt DiLorenzo J. Peterman & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Donnelly J & M Strength and Conditioning Mr. and Mrs. George Edmonds Mr. Travis Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Doug Evans Jessie M Clark Middle School The Eye of the Needle Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Luke Hagyard Fallon Ms. Flora Jones Faris Properties of KY, LLC Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Farmer Kimbrel Birkman Interior Design, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David Fulcher Kiwanis Club of Corbin Gainesway Farm Ms. Cheri Landers Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Gonzalez Landrum & Shouse Mr. Jorge Gonzalez Mr. Raybon Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Grachek Mr. Alex Lennon Mr and Mrs. Michael Grubbs Lexington Legends Professional Baseball Club Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hall Ms. Cynthia Hamilton Ms. Allison Helsinger Ms. Sheryl Helsinger Mantrom Tax Service, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Marshall Mr. James Master continued 10 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 2014 DONORS continued Thank You to Our Generous Adopt A Family Donors Christopher and Tracy Allen Robert Lee Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. McDonnell Dr. and Mrs. David Silverstein David and Louise Booth Evangelos Levas Mr. and Mrs. Eric McElmurray Ms. Janet Sipila Tracy Brown Robert Lightfoot Farm Credit Mid-America Mr. Duncan Smith Thomas Burnett Sarah Lister Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Morris* Spectrum Financial* Castleton Lyons Michael and Virginia Longnecker Kentucky Christian Foundation Mr. Kevin Stinnett William and Ellen Chapman Hiram Pauley Ms. Norma J Neal Teco Coal Corporation Paul Dalton Michael Prather Mr. Robert Newman Mrs. Leah Tolliver Cindy Derer and John Gohmann John and Misty Pursiful National Thoroughbred Racing Association Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tomblinson IV Erin Scott Druen Rouse Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. John M. O’Brien** Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Trail UK College of Agriculture Ruth Durckel Andy and Sharon Votaw EO Robinson Mountain Fund Conrad and Sherry Whitaker Richard and Jill Johnson David Winters Odd Fellows Lodge Merrick #31** Mr. Sonia Onan Ms. Nicole Pavelich Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pickett Ms. Danielle Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rogers Ms. Angela Rush Mr. Ted Rutkowski Cobra Auto Sales, Inc The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Versailles Gymnastics Booster Club, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Carmel Wallace Jase digging into his first bite of Birthday cake! His family spent 45 days at the House after he was born. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Ward Miss Jahana Wazir Mr. and Mrs. Brant Welch* Mr. and Mrs. William W. Welsh** Mr. and Mrs. Bo Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Wills Ms. Jackie Wittkamp Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Worthen Mr. and Mrs. Briggs Scott Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sielatycki 2014 McDonald’s Owner/Operators David and Marita Branscum Nelson and Elsie McMakin John Faris, Jr. Randy and Suzanne Mason John Jude and Sondra Faris Al and Carole Nahra Joe and Debbie Graviss Tyler and Elizabeth Nahra Kevin and Crystal Hailey Vicki O’Neil Pam and Alex Hancock Mark and Susie Prater Kelly and Claudia Healy Tom and Irene Snyder Gist and Paige Heinrich Bob Waitkus Rick and Susan Mann 11 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 Brody and Branson having a sweet treat to celebrate the big One, their family called the Ronald McDonald House home for 97 days. Amelia wrapped in a bow and ready to go! Amelia’s parents called the House a home away from home for 10 days. 1 in 8 guest families have to stay longer than 30 days at the Ronald McDonald House in Lexington due to the severity of their child’s medical condition. Long-term families are the least able to contribute financially toward the costs of their stay, so major donors such as these make it possible for families to stay for as long as they need our services. RONALD McDONALD HOUSE VOLUNTEERS 4-H Zac Berezowitz Campbell Family Melissa Darsey Abner Big Fork Church of God Ladies Ministry Jo Cappella Davis Family Amber DeBeck Leane Blackwelder Carden Family Carpenter Family Kelly Dicken Shannon Cheatham Kelsey Dieters Brian Chewning’s Taekwondo School Dillard’s City Barbecue Don Jacobs Abney Blessed Aidenojie Max Ain Bill Akers Jordan Alkaabi Charlotte Arnett Alpha Delta Kappa Alpha Delta Alpha Delta Kappa Alpha Epsilon VOLUNTEERS PER WEEK (ON AVERAGE, INCLUDING DINNER GROUPS) 1,966 TOTAL INDIVIDUALS THAT PARTICIPATED IN A GROUP INDIVIDUAL SHIFT VOLUNTEERS INDIVIDUAL SHIFT VOLUNTEER HOURS 114 142 SERVICE GROUPS DINNER GROUPS 72 adult groups; 42 youth groups including colleges volunteers Annual ElizabethReport Lanham, Elizabeth Kunnecke and Cerenity Barker RMHCStudent of the Bluegrass 2014 12 Pictured: Bluegrass Parrot Head Club Bluegrass Simple Church Alanson Boden Alpha Delta Pi Centre College Bourbon Christian Academy Alpha Delta Pi Eastern Kentucky University Boyers Chapel Katie Bowen Boyle County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Brittany Clark Clark Manufacturing Stephanie Clemmons Coca-Cola Collins Family Renee Combs EKU Student Alumni Ambassadors Community Alternatives Kentucky Eisai pharmaceuticals Eli Lily Pharmaceuticals David Comstock Enterprise Rent-A-Car Family Allergy and Asthma Anderson Family Bryan Bradford Branstrator Family BB&T Bank Brock Family Sherry Farmer Bethany Cord Patrice Farquharson Joe Couch Fayette Rose & Garden Club Liz Couch Bryan Station High School Key Club Tom Baird John Bucci Ashley Cravens Brandon Baker Katie Burns Patricia Creighton Kathy Baker Kate Burton Phyllis Cronin Cerenity Barker Julie Burwell Beaumont Farms Apartments Melanie Burwell Crossroads Christian Families Serving Families Megan Bedard CSL Plasma Michelle Behm Behm & Friends Cairn Coffee Shop Belcan Calvary Baptist Youth Group Berea Teen Mentoring Camp Desha Fardo Family Wanda Cook Bacon Family Danielle Butcher Holly Dunkley EKU Kappa Delta Tau Consolidated Baptist Church Avioli Family Wayne Dudley Caroline Coleman Yasemin Congleton Briscoe’s Bible Study Melanie Druen EKU Alpha Delta Pi – Epsilon Phi Chapter Bramley Family Ross Bridges Paul Dillon Coiner Family Alpha Delta Pi University of Kentucky Ashcraft 168 Bluegrass Junior Woman’s Club Jackie Bondurant Marcey Ansley 5,517 Bluegrass Buckeyes Alpha Delta Kappa – MU Chapter Alpha Delta Pi Lexington Alumni Association 83 Toni Bland Amy Cowley Shelby Crouch Diane Currie Jessica Currin Cutting Up at Jane’s Hair Jenna Daniel Elizabeth Nicole Daniels Alex Feiertag Fifth Third Bank First African Baptist Church Youth & Young Adults Steve Fischer Danielle Fitzgerald Flynn Family Cameron Fogle Forks of Elkhorn Baptist Church Fouser Environmental continued RONALD McDONALD HOUSE VOLUNTEERS continued Franklin County High School Key Club Jamie Gray Holly Hughes Monica Klepac & Friends Jim Hughes Brandi Frasure Lauren Greathouse Heath Green Molly Hunter Kort Physical Therapy Chevy Chase Lisa Greer Hurt Family Griffith, Diane Som Gurung Freeman Family Fritz Family Frost & Friends Madelyn Frost Mary Beth Gaines Gallatin Steel Mary Galus Joe Gambrell Summer Gao Pam Gee Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy Horses Janna Ghibaudy’s Gibbs Family Staci Gilbert Giles & Friends Giles Family Gill Family Kayla Gill Geneva Ginter Girl Scout Troop Girl Scout Brownie Troop 279 Girl Scout Brownie Troop 886 Girl Scout Troop 1178 Girl Scout Troop 1839 Girl Scout Troop 7074 Girl Scout Troop 7166 Givens Family Lisa Goodin Vincent Gouge Graduate Women In Science Carol Graham 13 Joe Haas Mackenzie Hagan Kristen Hale Ally Halpin Halsey Family Shareese Malone ICA Engineering KYSAFF Maloney Family Imani Missionary Baptist Church Welcome Committee Lafayette Students Marion Family Lamp Light Ministries April Marks Immanuel Baptist Elizabeth Lanham Hannah Latzko Mason McDonalds Organization Immanuel Baptist Church WOW Sunday school Kyle Hancock Kerri Hardin Kuniko Izumi Jamie Hargrove Jean Jacobs Harlow family Bradley Jarvis Cherron Harris Danielle Jennings Harris Federal Law Firm Jewish Federation Charity Harrison Johnson Family Hayden Family Richard Johnson Healy McDonalds Stephanie Johnson Gist Heinrich Gwen Jones Allison Helsinger Junior League Monica Hicks Junior League Horse Show Board Highland Park Baptist Church Suzanne Karathanasis Victoria Karem Larry Keller Paige Lautzenheiser Lees Famous Recipe Catherince LeMay Anna Grace McDermott Kenitra McDonald Lexington Clinic McDonalds Cycling Team Lexington Fire Department McDonalds – TDS Lexington Medical Society Alliance Elizabeth McGee Lexington Playgroup Meetup Merrill Lynch Liberty Baptist Girls in Action Monica Lincoln Link-Belt Construction Equipment Company Ivy Livengood Lloyd Family & Friends Christi Locke Kiara Lofton Hollars Family Kentucky Employers’ Mutual Insurance Megan Lovett John Hollon Tabatha Key Greg Hosfield Martha King Tomeia Luke Kevin Howard King Solomon Lodge #8 Mike Howard Faith Hughes King’s Way Assembly of God Halle Hughes Dylan Kissack RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 Arlene McCann Lexington Chamber Chorale Kentucky Education Association Hilton McArthur Family Scott McCauley LMNOP’s Eternity Hill Maxwell Presbyterian Alex Lester Amanda Kelly Lisa Higgins-Hord Zach Magoto Elizabeth Kunnecke Independent Order of Odd Fellows High Street Christian Church Disciple Women in Mount Sterling Magnum Hunter Production, Inc Franklin Loy Rebecca Lynch Lynn Imaging Ed Lyon Whitney Madison Volunteer of the Year, Arlene McCann McGuire Alexis Miller Karen Milligan Mindful Moms of Lexington James Monroe Angie Moore Lexington Firefighters Lauren Moore Ember Moran Moroch “Our whole group had a Mt. Calvary Baptist Church wonderful time cooking, socializing, Mt. Zion Methodist Church YAMs and learning together. Because this was Taryn Mueller such a great experience, I hope that Brenna Murphy we can continue our partnership and Mallie Myers work together again soon! ” Vicky Myers Elizabeth Nahra continued RONALD McDONALD HOUSE VOLUNTEERS continued National Thoroughbred Association Xana Plum Lauren Seaton Murrisha Stevenson UK Gen302 UK Global Scholars Graham Pohl Second Presbyterian Church Melissa Stiff Jackie Nicholson Kylie Poe Self Advocacy Group Julie Sutton UK Golf Team Kim Sweazy UK Gymnastics Christina Tackett UK Ingels Hall Anne Taylor Team Bentley UK Junior Panhellenic Council Carol Tencza UK Kirwan Tower Macey Tencza UK Leadership and Service Living Learning Program Grace Norton Notty Miracles Now Faith Worship Center Mary Oaks Walter Oben Oepping Family Porter Memorial Rebecca Class Paige Shaw Phyllis Porter Natalie Shepard Mark Prater Mallory Shoffner Preceptor Mu Shriners Hospitals for Children Omid Omidi Providence Missionary Baptist Church Organized Chaos Quality Logistics Sandy Orozco Olivia Quinn Mallory Osborne Jake Randolph Osram Sylvania, Inc Real Life Radio Kori Otero Reed Family Taylor Otto Barbara Rehmel Julie Owen Kelli Rehmel Laira Palmer Residence Inn By Marriott Lexington Dabney Parker Adrian Parrish Owen Parrish Bill Pauley Tommy Payne Jamie Pelfrey PEO Chapter C Dishayna Perkins Fashion ASAP Jasmin Perry Robin Reyes Sheila Richardson April Riddle Robert Half Ethan Robinson ROCK RMHC Facilities Committee Madison Rose David Shearer Violet Simpiney UK Track Team UK Women’s Law Caucus College of Law Venus Gems Molly Vickers Wade Family Priscilla Walker Carrie Wallis Briana Thomas UK National Panhellenic Council Newby Walters Candace Thomas UK Nutritional Sciences Ben Thompson UK PediaKATS Briana Washington Harvey Thompson UK Phi Sigma Kappa Melissa Tocash Jeff Todd UK Pre-Med Activities Council Haylee Toy UK RUFF South Elkhorn Christian Church Asher Group Toyota Southland Life Group Joyce Trivette UK Scholars in Engineering and Management Southside Church of Christ Joe Turley UK Social Work Association Kenadii Williams Southside Church of Christ Youth Group Kamari Turnley UK Student Involvement Underwood Family Linda Wilson Slone Family Tyler Slone Slusher Family Clayton Smith Michael Smith Sour Mash Millers Southern Hills United Methodist Church Spanish Christian Church Rotaract Stacey Family Rotary Club Hannah Stambaugh Matt Phillips Royalty Family Stang and Friends Debbie Pinkston Sam’s Club Stantec Julia Pinkston Sand Spring Baptist Church Star of Bethlehem Youth Ministry Sayre School Starbucks Versailles Kelly Seagren Barbara Steinkuhl RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 David Winters UK MAPS Phi Delta Psi and Sapphires Pleasant Green Baptist Church The Church of God UK Summer Freshman Program Mike Wallen St Peter Claver’s Movement Through Christ Martin Pinkston Jamie Terpak Tori Wilson UK MANNERS Sisters of Color United in Leadership Anna Rosselit Phelps Elementary 14 Zach Pollock UK Student Nurse Association Thirty-One Ajee Thomas Mikaya Travis Cailey Warfel Dawn Washington Watkins Family Hayley Watts Haley Wehder Brant Welch Diana Wells Corey Williams Kyle Wilson Vicki Winer Word of Hope Lutheran Church Ryan Worthen WOW Sunday School Class Jason Wright BC Wyatt Beth Wyatt Drew Wyatt Will Wyatt Molly Yandell Julie Youkilis Ashley Young Beverly Young Maggie Young Yowell Family Zeta Phi Beta Sorority ZAZ chapter Zeta Phi Beta Kappa Lambda Zeta Chapter Zeta Tau Alpha Kristen Zuleg UK African Student Association UK Alpha Phi Omega UK Beta Alpha Psi UK Blanding UK ChefMed UK First Generation Initiatives UK First Scholars UK Freshman Summer Program UK Fusion “The best thing about volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House is the interaction with the guests and seeing their happy faces during dinner. It is one of the best feelings!!! ” RONALD McDONALD FAMILY ROOM VOLUNTEERS Norma Akers Ellen Eggers Angie Kallop Maggie Owens Aubrey Bankemper Randy Ellington Debby Keener Kim Parsons Amber Barbour Dave Fardo Sonya Keith Page Prewitt June Barbour Ellen Fernandez Tom Kim Nadxi Ramirez Lauri Berles Alexandra Feiertag Judy Knauss Nevets Richardson Beth Blackman Christina Ford Courtney Johnson Carol Robinson Toni Bland Betty Freedman Arthur Lemons III Hannah Schwartz Shelby Blankenship Greg Freedman Abby Lerner Jessica Shea Sophia Brown Ellen French Allyson Lovell Annie Shearn Melanie Burwell Laura Gardner Rebecca Lynch Tess Simon Courtney Campbell Erika Garland Hannah Maddox Amanda Swider Lora Carpenter Ashley Hancox Miguel Mamauag Andrea Thiemkey Kendall Carter Elizabeth Hardin Kelsey Marciano Margaret Timson Hanna Caselton Charl Harper Sarah Kate McDowell Jillian Wilken Natalie Conley Christy Harris Paul McKee Matthew Wilson Mary Cockriel Allison Henshaw Tayler McMurtrey Ashley Young Christina Cosoreanu Sandy Hilvers Jordan McSayles Lauren Younger Jeff Covington Leah Hinson Brienna Meffert Emily Daley Mackenzie Humphrey Thomas Middendorf Katlyn Daniel Jane Jackson Tori Morgano Farrah Dicken Andrea Jones Mary Oaks What I enjoy most about volunteering is providing coffee and snacks at no charge to people who are tired and worried. I enjoy talking to those who want to talk. They seem to appreciate you caring about why they are at the hospital. As you talk, some mention their personal lives and it enables one to talk to them about what they do and get their mind off their worries for a brief time. 15 RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 81 VOLUNTEERS Family Room Volunteer Survey Results (Strongly Agree/Agree) 100 % of volunteers feel RMHC is effective at meeting the needs of families 92 % of volunteers feel the hospital staff appreciates them and the time they give 96 % of volunteers feel expectations and satisfaction level for volunteering are being met 96 % of volunteers are comfortable/confident in their position 96 % of volunteers received sufficient training to serve as an effective volunteer 100 % of volunteers feel their responsibilities and duties have been clearly defined RMHC OF THE BLUEGRASS SUPPORTERS 2014 Board of Directors RMHC Chapter Staff Vicky Myers President Diane Currie Sarah Warner Lister, RMHC of the Bluegrass Executive Director Richard Johnson President Elect Kelly Dicken-Newman Rebecca Wren, RMHC of the Bluegrass Business Manager Gist Heinrich Sarah Jordan, RMHC of the Bluegrass PR & Events Coordinator John Hollon Shannon Petit, RMHC of the Bluegrass Administrative Assistant Elizabeth Nahra Past President Elizabeth McGee-Lewis Mike Wallen Secretary Karen Milligan Ronald McDonald Family Room Program Management Joe Turley Duncan Smith, Ronald McDonald Family Room Coordinator Harvey Thompson Treasurer Brant Welch David Winters Ronald McDonald House Program Management Alanson Boden Ryan Worthen Mike Allen, Ronald McDonald House Director of Operations Julie Burwell Jason Wright Beth White, Ronald McDonald House Volunteer and Guest Services Manager Karen Brock, Ronald McDonald House Manager Renee Combs, Ronald McDonald House Manager Life Members Danielle Crail, Ronald McDonald House Manager On occasion, we are unable to use in-kind donations received due to our general acceptance guidelines or need. Knowing that many of these items will help other non-profit organizations we shared these resources with the following: • All God’s Children in Nicholasville • Backpack program in Winchester • Catholic Action • Church of God Galilean Home • Glendover Elementary •Goodwill Jo Belin Elizabeth McGee Nancy Bell Mary Lee McGee♥ Julie Burwell Brooks Meador Peter Cassidy Win Meeker Danielle Clore Patricia Miller Phyllis Cronin Debbi Morris Cindy Derer, DMD Allan Nahra • Lexington Fire Department Toys for Tots Program Mary Evans♥ Jackie Nicholson • Lexington Humane Society Laura Gardner Dennis Penn, MD♥ • Maxwell Elementary Pam Gee David Prewitt Alberta Gerson♥ Sue Russell • Meadowthorpe Elementary Kenneth Gerson, MD Dr. Otis Singletary♥ Martha Greenwood, MD Ellen Sklar Gerald Healy, II♥ Tom Snyder • Special Olympics of Kentucky Gerald “Kelly” Healy, III Sally Stevens♥ • Woodford County Public Library Jean Jacobs Anne Taylor • Woodford Humane Society Martha Jenkins Joyce Trivette Mary Jean Jenkins William Underwood, MD Jamie Keller John Walter, Jr. Martha King Brant Welch Ray Larson Genie Whayne Linda Lightfoot♥ Rachel Zietlow Marjorie Gonzalez, Ronald McDonald House Manager • Habitat for Humanity Tessa Lewis, Ronald McDonald House Manager • Hope Center Matthew Williams, Ronald McDonald House Manager • Hope Hill Ministries • Hope Lodge • Police Department • Salvation Army Lee Ellen Martin ♥ Indicates deceased members as of December 31, 2014 16 RMHC Chapter Support for our Community RMHC of the Bluegrass Annual Report 2014 Board Members at the reopening ceremony of the Ronald McDonald House RMHC Chapter Offices / Ronald McDonald House 1300 Sports Center Drive Lexington, KY 40502 Mailing Address P.O. Box 22414 Lexington, KY 40522 Phone: (859) 268- 0757 Fax: (859) 266- 6771 The mission of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Bluegrass is to create and support programs that directly improve the health and wellbeing of children and to strengthen families by keeping them together in times of medical need. www.rmhclexington.com Proudly supported by McDonald’s® of Central and Southeastern Kentucky IRS Form 990 and In-Kind & Financial Donor listings are available online at www.rmhclexington.com or by request. Cover photo by Bill Straus Photography, Inc. ©2015 RMHC