2007 Annual Report

Generations
2007 Sheltering Wings Annual Report
2007 Board of Directors
Dan Bond-Chairman
Capstone Benefit Advisors
Public Relations Committee Chair
David Blanford-Vice Chairman
ClaimAid Consulting Corporation
Human Relations Committee Chair
Bill Blaser (C.P.A.)Treasurer L.M. Henderson & Co.
Finance Committee Chair
Deanna Sanders-Secretary
Citizens Gas
Dr. Michael Neely
Eli Lilly & Co.
Program Committee Chair
Susan Blandford
Carpenter Realtors
Dave Helm
Principal, Parks at Prestwick
Building Committee Chair
Cindy Leffler
Indianapolis Power & Light Company
Development Committee Chair
Paul Hardin
Hendricks County Recorder
Greg Hylton
Indianapolis Colts
Maria Larrison
CEO
Table of contents
The 2007 Board 2
Letter From the Chair 3
The Year in Review 4
Programs Update 6
Staff Update 8
Facility Update 10
Fundraising Update 12
Financial Summary 12
Donor Lists 13
Church Council Update 15
What would you want to pass on
to your children? Is it the color of
your eyes? Is it your smile? Of all
your traits, what would you give
them? At Sheltering Wings, we
provide safe haven and we teach
skills that help end the cycle of
abuse. Because we believe the most
important thing future generations
can inherit is the love of Christ.
To our donors, friends, and families,
Someone once observed that children have never
been very good at listening to their parents
– but they’ve never failed to imitate them. We don’t
have the luxury of being selective about
what our children inher it from us. Children repea
t what they have learned, and all too often,
abuse is passed down from one generation to the
next through example and exposure.
Boys who grow up in an atmosphere of dome
stic violence are more likely to become
abusers. Girls raised in abusive homes have a highe
r tendency of choosing boyfr iends or
husbands who abuse them.
The violence then spreads to our communities.
Teenagers from violent homes may escape
by turning to drugs and alcohol.Violent juvenile
delinquents are much more likely to come
from homes where their fathers battered their moth
ers. The cycle continues into adulthood.
The vast majority of men in prisons grew up in viole
nt homes.
While this realization is sober ing, it also provides
us with a starting point for change.
Sheltering Wings teaches women and children
how to make healthy choices. Through
counseling, healthy relationship support groups, safety
groups, and many other activities, we
teach new skills that empower them to break the
cycle of abuse. This builds hope for new
generations and provides us with an opportunity
to share Christ’s love.
Your support has already changed the lives of
many women and children. By making a
difference in their lives today, your gift will be passe
d on to future generations. Although their
descendants may never know your name, they will
be blessed by your charity and your selfless
dedication. On behalf of the board of directors and
staff at Sheltering Wings, we thank you
for your generous spirit.
Sincerely,
Dan Bond, Chairman
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Th e Y e ar in R e vi e w
It’s more than a year’s work.
It’s an investment in the future.
In 2007, we served more women than ever before. We provided more
clothing, food, healthcare and other essentials than in any other year in
our history. But our work is not about volume. It is about ending the
cycle of abuse.
Every woman and child who comes to us deserves and receives
individual attention. Sometimes that attention takes the form of crisis
intervention or basic essential needs. Other times it means job training,
budgeting instruction, or computer classes. In all cases, it is simply a
safe place to stay.
Regardless of the service we provide, the goal is still the same: to
empower residents to end the cycle of abuse before it affects a
new generation.
Crisis Calls Answered:
2002: 346
2003: 550
2004: 1,234
2005: 1,205
2006: 1282
2007: 1,458
Women Housed:
2002: 76
2003: 75
2004: 78
2005: 90
2006: 94
2007: 109
Children Housed:
2002: 89
2003: 70
2004: 106
2005: 123
2006: 143
2007: 118
People Educated:
2002: 5,300
2003: 8,400
2004: 14,000
2005: 14,000
2006: 17,000
2007: 10,931
Total since 2002 = 6075
Total since 2002 = 522
Total since 2002 = 649
Total since 2002 = 69,631
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Women Housed:
522 | Children Housed: 649
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P RO G R A M S U P D A TE
If one generation takes the first
step, the next follows the path.
Woman’s Program
The goal of generational change does not mean we are focused solely on
the future. Real, lasting change must start today. When we serve women
in crisis, we sow the seeds for a healthier tomorrow. In addition to crisis
intervention, we also offered over 190 classes throughout the year designed
to spark change. From resume writing and budgeting courses to teaching a
weekly parenting class, our staff empowers residents with the skills needed
to parent in a non-violent, healthy manner. Healthy Relationships class also
teaches the ladies how to identify future potentially abusive relationships.
In 2007, we continued to be a valuable resource for women who
were victims of abuse. 109 ladies called our facility home – some for just a
few days, others for much longer. Our master’s-level therapist provided over
645 hours of crisis intervention and ongoing support. She also provided
key assistance to 17 former Sheltering Wings guests.
Even after women leave Sheltering Wings, we continue to provide
support. In 2007, we received 274 follow up contacts with former residents.
They were provided with therapy, emotional support, and other needs. In
some cases we accompanied them to court, or assisted in furnishing their
new homes with donations from the community. But most of all,
we assured them they have a caring compassionate place they can turn
for support.
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The entire spectrum of services we provide can only be effective if
the women we receive are free from drugs and other addictions. To that
end, we have added to our array of classes. Funding from the Hendricks
County Substance Abuse Task Force enabled us to partner with community
addictions counselors to provide both on and off-site therapy.
Children’s Program
The services we provide make a difference today and tomorrow. Our
staff works to address immediate needs, knowing that the new skills
they teach will pay dividends in the future. Our children’s program is
constantly evolving and improving. The children’s coordinator and program
committee evaluate our programs on an ongoing basis to ensure the
children are learning the most helpful skills in an effective manner.
2007 saw the addition of a part-time children’s mentor. She lovingly
and compassionately conducts evening groups for our children. She teaches
them about safety, healthy relationships, coping with separation, and ways to
identify abusive relationships.
In 2007, children at Sheltering Wings were given the opportunity
to attend 94 groups. With additional funding, we will be able to
hire additional children’s staff in order to provide even more
life-changing services
We received
274 follow up contacts with former residents.
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S T A FF / V O L U N TEE R U P D A TE
We work with today’s mothers and
children.We work for tomorrow’s.
Our Staff
When a woman in crisis calls at 2 a.m., a member of our staff is there to
answer. When a frightened mother with nowhere else to turn walks through
our door, a member of our staff is there to help. At countless civic events,
outreach programs, and quiet one-on-one conversations, our staff acts as the
hands and feet of Jesus to create change in this generation and in generations
to come.
Their genuine concern is made stronger by their training. Every member
of our staff receives ongoing instruction in how to best serve our families.
They act with love and compassion to help women and children. Sometimes
that means providing a specific type of care. Other times it is simply being
there with a kind word, a smile, or hug.
Our Volunteers
We rely on generous donations to help spark generational change – and we
depend on volunteers to implement it. God has continued to bless Sheltering
Wings with dedicated individuals who donate their time and talents. Our
volunteers donated thousands of hours in 2007 in all areas of our mission:
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Administration and Maintenance – Telephones were answered, guests and
donors were greeted, mailings were done, and still others helped with special
projects. In 2007, there were 812 volunteer hours devoted to this area.
Volunteers also helped move furniture, change light bulbs, paint rooms, weed
our yard, trim shrubs, and paint our fence.
Women’s Programs – Several ladies mentored our residents, and they
provided essential transportation for them. In 2007, 1168 hours were devoted
to our women’s program.
Children’s Programs – Many volunteers provided much needed childcare
while moms looked for jobs, attended appointments, or needed a break.
Men, women and teens mentored the children, and helped with groups or
provided special fun activities for a total of 2475 hours.
Special Events - A total of 2116 hours were spent organizing and
volunteering the day of special events, and representing the shelter at booths
or public functions.
If you would be interested in making a difference in the life of a women
or child by volunteering, please contact Amy at 718-0735 ext. 304.
1168 hours were devoted to our women’s program.
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F A C I LT Y U P D A TE
This is more than a building.
It’s a starting point.
The Facility
Healthy, long-term change – the kind that can be passed down from
generation to generation – has to begin somewhere. For the women and
children we serve, that change starts here, in our safe and secure facility.
From the moment they walk through our doors, women and their
children can sense the safety and security of this place. And that is
no accident. We have worked diligently to implement a state of the
art security system that protects everyone who calls Sheltering
Wings home. This would not have been possible without generous
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donations from civic groups and foundations.
The lack of available space at Sheltering Wings is a testament to the
need in our community. In 2007, our continued growth required us to
move our outreach team off-site. This allowed us to open additional intake
rooms, therapy space, and a room specially designed for teens. More space
is still needed to more effectively serve our ladies and children. Moving
forward, we will focus on expanding our facilities to ensure that every
woman who comes to us can receive the help she needs.
More space is still needed to more effectively
serve
our ladies and children.
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F U N D R A I S I N G U P D A TE | F I N A N C I A L S
Addressing today’s needs creates
tomorrow’s hope.
Fundraising
In 2007, many generous donations were
made to Sheltering Wings. We appreciate
every gift and we take the necessary steps
to ensure that we honor God through
the proper management of the donations
made to us. We know that when these gifts
are utilized wisely, they can change our
community forever.
Ways to Give
As you consider ways you can help
Sheltering Wings, you may want to explore
one of the planned giving strategies
described below. Many of these options
offer substantial tax benefits.Your attorney,
accountant, financial planner or banker can
explain how these benefits may work for
you.
Employer Matching – Many companies
match donations made by their employees,
which can double or triple the impact of
your generosity. Ask your human resources
department for information about your
employer’s program.
Stock Gifts – If you own shares of stock
that you no longer need, donating them to
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Sheltering Wings many allow you to take a
substantial tax deduction.
Bequests – As you prepare your will,
please consider designating a set amount or
percentage as a bequest to Sheltering Wings.
If you already have a will, ask your attorney
to add a codicil that reflects your wishes.
Life Estate Arrangements – With this
type of giving, you can donate your home,
land or other property to Sheltering Wings,
but continue to use that property for life.
Insurance Gifts – If your dependents are
financially secure, you may not need all of
your life insurance coverage. Designating
Sheltering Wings as a beneficiary for part
or all of your benefits – or taking out a new
policy listing us as beneficiary – may offer
tax advantages.
Annuities – Purchasing a charitable gift
annuity or a lifetime annuity allows you to
make a gift now, and receive an income as
long as you and your beneficiaries live.
Charitable Remainder Trusts – These
trusts allow Sheltering Wings to benefit
from your gift for a specified period with
the assets then returning to you or your
beneficiaries.
Financials
Individual Support
$289,991
Board of Directors
$47,204
Corporate
$189,067
Civic Groups
$22,592
Foundations
$98,706
Government Funds
$270,092
United Way
$158,607
Church Support
$79,636
Interest Income
$1,624
In-Kind Donations
$79,513
Volunteer Time
$99,372
Total
$1,336,404
Expenses
Administrative Expenses
$63,781
Children’s Programs
$257,933
Crisis Intervention
$267,503
Life Skills & Mentoring
$430,221
Outreach & Education
$162,478
Total $1,181,916
Sheltering Wings is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization and donations are tax-deductible
to the extent allowed by law.We cannot provide advice on tax or legal matters and
recommend that you consult with your attorney, accountant, or other professional tax advisor.
DONOR LIST
To those who freely gave, we offer our thanks.
So do the generations to come.
2007 Life Changer Group
Designated as Anonymous
Family & Social Service
Administration
Hendricks Regional Health
Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
Sheltering Wings Board of Directors
United Way Donor Designation
United Way of Central Indiana
Brownsburg Sertoma Club
2007 Sustainer Group
Anonymous Foundation
Avon Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Communities Against Rape Initiative
Cornerstone Christian Church
Duke Energy
Hendricks County Government
Lincoln Bank
Plainfield Christian Church
The Clowes Fund
The Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation
United Way Grant
2007 Cornerstone Group
Anonymous Donor
Babbitt, Bruce & Janet
Bordeau, April & Randy
Hendricks Power Cooperative
Hoover Family Foundation
Kingsway Christian Church
Nicholas Noyes Jr Memorial Foundation
Principal Financial Group
Foundation, Inc.
The Realtor Foundation
Remax Unlimited
St. Susanna Church
The TJX Foundation
Verizon Wireless
Washington Township Trustee
Woodmizer
2007 Pillar Group
Adesa Indianapolis
Anonymous Donors
Atlas Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
Avon United Methodist Church
Bellville, Larry & Linda
Brownsburg Sertoma Club, Inc.
C&G Emanuel Charitable Foundation
Carpenter Realtors
Center Township Trustee
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church Brothers Collision
Clarian West Medical Center
Clark, Phil & Jayne
Clayton Christian Church
Connection Pointe Christian Church
Coplen, Cynthia Ann
Crossroads Church of Avon
Greater Avon Chamber of Commerce
Hackett, Larry
Hawn, Richard & Lisa
Heinekamp, Steve & DeAnn
Hilpisch, Steven & Karen
Hunchberger, Robert A
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.
Junior League of Indianapolis
L.M. Henderson and Company, LLP
Larry’s Auto Service
Law Office of Claire E. Lewis
Lilly Endowment, Inc.
Lynch, Christopher
New Maysville Community Church
O’Connor, Gary & Susanne
Richardson, Thomas
Rodgers, Barbara J.
Rudd Equipment Co.
Servant Christian Community Foundation
Shepherd, Mark & Peggy
SIA Foundation
Solomonson, Grace
State Employees Community Campaign
Stegemoller, Ron & Sharon
Target
Wellpoint Foundation
Wellspring Christian Church
Whitestone Christian Church
2007 Shelter
Supporter Group
Abitibi Consolidated Recycling Div.
Anonymous Donor
Allen Logging & Sawmill Co., Inc.
Altrusa Club of Indianapolis (customer)
Arbogast Foundation
At Home Health Equipment
AT&T United Way Employee Giving
Bartlett Chapel United Methodist Church
Baugh, William & Raylene
Best Buy Children’s Foundation
Brightpoint
Brown, Walter & Sherry
Brownsburg Rotary Club
Calumet Asphalt Paving Co., Inc.
Calvary United Methodist Church
Cartersburg Community Church
Cash, Robert & June
Cathedral of Prayer Baptist Church
Center Community Church Missions
Clark CPA Group
Clark, Stephen & Theresa
Coatesville United Methodist Church
Coots, Henke & Wheeler, PC
Cotton, Joshua & Angela
Danville Christian Church
Danville Kiwanis
Delta Theta Tau
Denton, Carole & Michael
Eldridge, Jimmie & Barbara
Fair, Steven & Cathy
Goodwin, William
Griffith, Gary & Geraldine
Hendricks Co. Chapter of Thrivent Financial
Hendricks Community Bible Church
Hendricks County Generals
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Holland, Judah A.
Hope United Presbyterian Church
Hunt, Loren & Sandra
Indianapolis Colts, Inc.
Inskeep, Kenneth & Krisztina
Kappa, Kappa, Kappa
Kirby-Wade,Valerie
Kiwanis Club of Brownsburg
Knock, Kevin & Gretchen
KSM Business Services, Inc.
Laffoon, Martin & Ivonne
Larrison, Keith & Maria
Larry E. Nunn & Associates
Leman, Derek & Gina
Leonard, Robert & Treva
Liberty Township Trustee
Lincoln Township Trustee
Lurker, John & Alyson
Mago, Lawrence
Mary Queen of Peace Women’s Club
Matthews, Steven & Karen
Miller, James & Theresa
Mulligan, Tom & Paula
Murphy, Danne
Nelson, Charles & Patti
New Life Associates
New Winchester Baptist Church
North Salem Christian Church
North Salem State Bank
Plainfield High School
Reffco II LP
Sorgi Jr, James & Lana
Spires, Christopher & Julie
Stombaugh, Steven & Deborah
The Church by the Side of the Road
Tucker, Jeremy & Laura
Wade, William & Valerie
Whitelick Presbyterian Church
Wilkins, James & Aileen
2007 Shelter Friends Group
“A” Building Services
AAA Environmental, Inc.
Abbott, Thomas & Dale
Acton, Barbara & Leslie Darrell
Adkins, Creg & Helen
Ahrens, Myra
Alexander, David & Beth
Alexander, Gayle
Allen, Terry
Alpha Chi Omega Foundation
Alpha Delta Kappa Delta Chapter
American Business Women
American Health Network
Anderson, Bruce & Lynda
Anonymous Donors
Anweiler, William & Deborah
Apple, Richard
Armstrong, Gladys
Arnold, Mary
Arnoldy, Anton & Jacqueline
Ator, Bruce & Lois
Atwell, Milton & Sharon
Aubruner, Patricia
Austin, Christine
Austin, Darrel & Carol
Avon High School Football Team
Avon Optomist Club
Bailey, Nanette & Joseph
Bain, Jeanne
Baker, Kirt & Abigail
Baker, Shannon
Ballard, Julia
Ballard, M.J.
Barnes, Kenneth & Suzanne
Bartlett, Donna
Battistini, Peter & Carol
Baumer, Harold & Deanna
Becker, Shauna
Beglin, William
Bell, Charles & Diane
Belleville United Methodist Church
Ben Davis Little League
Benchmark Consulting, Inc.
Bender, Christopher & Christine
Benthin, Ann
Bernard, Lee Ann
Bernhard, Gregory & Kathleen
Bernstein, Nola
Besinger, Christine
Best Equipment & Welding
Bettner, Jim & Sandy
Bible, Ann
Bingham, Martha Jean
Bishop, Andrew & Cindy
Bishop, Jeffrey & April
Bishop, Ken
Bitar, Nancy
Black, Gary & Julie
Boles, Linda & Walter
Bongen, Frances & Paula
Bordeau, David & Sue
Boruff, Jeff & Ellen
Bowen, Brandon
Bowen, J.B.
Bowen, Ronald
Bowen, Roy
Bozell, Dale & Debbie
Brandt, Derek & April
Branson, Deborah
Breneman, Roy & Martha
Brier, Kathryn
Bright, Bruce & Justin
Brock, Keith & Sharon
Brodnicki, George & Chris
Brooks, Richard & Sharon
Brothers of the Third Wheel Circle
Brown, Barbara
Brown, Earl & Maxine
Brown, John & Jeretta
Brown, Steve
Brownsburg Card Club
Brownsburg Family Eye Care, PC
Brownsburg High School Latin Club
Brownsburg Homemakers
Brownsburg Lions Club
Brumley, Phillip & Ravilla
Brunner, Stephen & Maureen
Buckner, Linda
Burdick, Stephanie
Burgener, Jyl
Burkhart, Joe & Karen
Burns, Curtis & Sandra
Bushong, Allen & Theda
Butler, Phyllis
Byers, Donald & Kathie
Byrum, Daniel & Kelly
Cain, Erika & Gary
Calderon, Carolyn
Calderon, Fran
Calderon, Irvin & Betty
Capes, Stephen & Diana
Capstone Benefits Group, Inc.
Carlino Corporation
Carrington, Ronald & Patricia
Carter Jr., John
Carter, Mallory
Cash, Richard & Phyllis
Cassidy, Cheryl
Catellier, Michelle
Cecil Bowen Trucking
Chambers, Richard & Jennifer
Champion, L.B. & Eula
Chapel Hill United Methodist Church
Charbonos
Chlapik, John
Christian Builders
Church by the Side of the Road
Circle City Trikers
Clayton Presbyterian Church
Cline, Sara
Clodfelter, Joe & Bonnie
Clymer, Joseph & Donna
Coates, James
Coers, Frank & Mary
Collier, Kay
Collins, David & Joan
Collins, Roy
Complementary Family Medical Care
Comprehensive Neurologic Services, PC
Compton, Larry & Joyce
Compton, Shirley
Considine, Brad & Jenny
Conyers, Shelley
Cooney, Janice
Coonfield, Hal & Patricia
Cooper, Charles
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DONOR LIST
Cope, Jody
Cornerstone Chiropractic
Costello, John & Gloria
Cotter, Paul
Cotton, Cynthia
Countryside Community Church
Covenant Christian High School
Cox, Howard & Stacey
Coy, Mark
Crady, Julie
Crawford, Emily
Cross,Velora Sue
Culmann, Donald & Tammi
Cummings,Velma
Cummins, James
Curtis, Robert & Carol
Dalzotto, William & Mary
Daniel, Melvin & Delynn
Danville Friends Church
Danville High School Rotary Club
Danville United Methodist Church
Data Com.
Daum, John & Charleen
Davis, Myron & Jan
Davis, Sylvia
Davis,Vernon & Darolyn
Dawes, Dennis
Dawson, Mark & Jennifer
Day by Day Hospice, Inc.
Dean, Kathy & Allison
Dechert, Stephen & Wendy
Defield, Michael & Jane
DeHoff, Steven & Alice
DeLong, Charles & Mary Ann
Delta Alpha Gamma Sorority
Delta Pi Chapter
Dillon, Crystal
Dixon, Connie
Donovan’s Interiors
Dotlich, Michael & Robin
Dugan, Rex
DuMond, William & Jane
Dunaven, Rebekah
Dunlap, Joseph & Judith
Earth Exploration Inc.
Eback, Edward & Marilyn
Eddington, Cathy
Eddington, David
Edmondson, Robert & Rosemary
Egan, Roscoe & Cathy
Eichler, Patty
Elston, Brad & Jessica
Ensley, James & Cathryn
Epperson, Ted & Rochelle
Faithful Families (Chapel Rock
Christian Church)
Favors, Ryan & Rachel
Fears, Joyce
Federal Aviation Retired Employees
Ferguson, Karen
Fetsch Snyder and Associates, LLP
First Baptist Church of Plainfield
Fisher, Jessica
Fitzsimmons, John & Brooklyn
Fleece Insurance
Flood, Elizabeth
Flueckiger, John
Follas, Evan & Debra
Forgue, Thomas & Cheryll
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Forward Electronics
Foy, G.
Fredwell, Steven & Patricia
Free Enterprise
Frick, Don & Judy
Frye Electric
Fulton, Mark & Janie
Furman, William & Barbara
G.R. Jones & Associates, Inc.
Gamma Nu-Psi Iota Xi
Gap Foundation Money for Time Program
Garrett, James & Christine
Garris, Robert & Elsie
GE Foundation
Geralds, Kathleen
Gerdt Furniture
Geswein, Anthony & Mary
GFWC/IFC Central District
Gibbs, Connie
Gilbert, Richard & Kimberly
Gilley, Kathleen
Gillund, Kim & Pamela
Ginn, Alice
Gipson, Amber
Girl Scout Troup #507
Girl Scout Troup #510
Gleason, Gary & Amanda
Glen, Richard
Goar, Stephen & Katherine
Goings, Ryan & Jodi
Goodell, Ruth
Goodwin, Michael & Elain
Gossett, Brian & Kelsey
Graden, Larry & Suzanne
Graham, Jim & Roberta
Gray, James & Suzan
Grayson, Ann
Greene, Judith
Greene, Linda
Gregory & Appel Insurance
Gregory, Kevin & Susan
Grim, Melody
Griner, Gertrude
Grondahl, Robert & Cynthia
Groover, David & Susan
Grubb, Beverly
Grundman, Monica
Gummer, Dorothy
Guthrie, Sam & Diana
Guthrie, Sarah
Haberman, Donald & Nancy
Hackleman Auto Collision Repair
Hadley, Rodney & Amy
Hagen, Steven & Alison
Hahn, Noah & Molly
Haines, Justin
Hairsay Inc.
Hall, Joel & Mary
Hall, Rhonda
Hamilton Center
Hamilton, Mike & Joyce
Hammer, Rita
Hammons, Mary
Hancock, Jeffrey
Hancock, Richard & Brenda
Hardwick, Gary & Patricia
Harlett, C.L.
Harper, Frances
Harper, Jeffrey
Harrold, Michelle
Harvey, George & Alice
Harvey, John & Beth
Hassfurder, Clifford & Mildred
Hassfurder, Jr. Benny & Robin
Hassfurder, Michael & Susan
Hassfurder, Steven & Leslie
Hasty, Scott & Tamatha
Hauser, Dewey & Evelyn
Hawkins, James & Germaine
Hayes, Jack & Marjorie
Hays, Gail
Hazelwood Christian Church
Heald, James & Luann
Healey, Brian
Hendren, Michelle Coleman
Hendress, Nancy
Hendricks County Community Foundation
Hendricks County Lady Bugs
Hendricks County Marketing
Hendricks County Radiology
Hennessy, Ron & Phyllis
Hess, Paul & Louise
Hessel, Brenda & Gary
Hession, Christopher
Hickerson, Joyce
Hilderbrand, Kevin & Shirley
Hockaday, Ami
Hodge, Robert & Susan
Hodge, Ruth Ann
Hoffeditz, Ray & Cyrena
Hoffman, Richard & Cecily
Hohman, Tom & Kathy
Hollada, Roland & Maria
Holmes, Brenda
Honey, Phyllis
Hood, Gary & Deborah
Hood, Ronald & Jerra
Hopkins, Timothy & Pamela
Hopper, Jennifer
Horine, Dottie & Nelson
Hornung, Jonathan & Angela
Houpt, Edward & Bonnie
Houston, Bradley & Jill
Houvenue, Julie & Jeff
Huels, Meghann
Huffman, Alan & Jessica
Hufford, Donald & Marguerite
Hughes, Ron & Nancy
Hughes, Tim & Martha
Hulett, Scott & Stephanie
Hulka, David & Amy
Hume, Richard B.
Humrichouser, David & Margaret
Hunter, Todd & Katie
Hurley, Freda
Hylton, Larry & Anna
Illuminaries Sunday School Class
Imhausen, Marjorie
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana Youth Institute, Inc.
International Center of Indianapolis
Irwin Union Bank
Irwin, Bradley & Catharine
Jackson, Phyllis
Jacobs, Mark & Patricia
James, Edward
Janeway, Mary Frances
Jaynes, Betty & Vicki
Jean, Frederick & Roseanna
Jensen, Foster & Thelma
Jessup, Remzonette
Johnson, Bethany
Johnson, Donald & Kristi
Johnson, Nancy
Jones, Beverly
Jones, Lynn
Jones, Suzanne
Joy Body Care Salon
Kaldahl, Brian & Justine
Kaldahl, Olivia
Kane, Jean
Kapitan, Kevin & Valerie
Kasmer, Donna Lee
Keith, David & Gweneth
Kendall, John & Heather
Kepler, J. Thomas
Kersey, Carol
Kersey, Steve & Susan
King, Gregory & Angela
King, Michael & Mary
Kinkead, Charles & Elaine
Kinman, Bill & Sue
Kinman,Yvette & Thomas
Kisner, Joan
Kissel’s HVAC & Mechanical, Inc.
Kivett, Joy Lee
Kivett, Wayne & Christina
Kiwanis Club of Plainfield
Knoll, Gloria
Kost, John
Kragenbrink, Bruce
Krohne, Kenneth & Faye Ann
Kruk, Stephen & Heather
Lakeview Investments
Lamb, Mark & Tina
Lampson, Bill & Joyce
Land, Sam & Jeannine
Lanham, Kaili
LaRoche, James
Larry Good Homes, Inc.
Larsen, Michael & Shirley
Latz, Diane
Lauter, Colleen
Lawson, Marcia
Lawyer, Ronald & Linda
Laycock, Dennis & Elizabeth
Leathers, Carla
Lecclier, Prudence
Lee, Debra
Lehner Designs
Lehr, Eva
Levihn, William
Lewallen, Brian & Jennifer
Lewis, Donna
Lewis, Janet
Leyba, Mark & Lori
Liming, Jody
Lindblom, Diana
Lindsey, Betty
Lindsey, Danny
Linebaugh, Charles & Glenna
Lisak, Michael & Janet
Lister, Linda
Lively, Elizabeth
Livingston, David & Carolyn
Logos Express
Lohr Design, Inc.
Lopossa, Melissa
Love, Robert
Luken, Katherine
Lukenbill, Marion & Betty
Lumpkin, David
Luzar, Katherine
Maclean, Scott & Tina
Macler, Denise & Henry
Magee, Anna
Malicoat, Donald & Janella
Malloy, William & Leanne
Manka, Bruce & Marilyn
Mantooth, Charlotte
Maplehurst Bakeries, Inc.
Marsh, David & Cyndi
Marsh, Steven & Susan
Martha’s Aid (Hazelwood Christian Church)
Martin, Judy
Martin, Marilyn
Mason Inn
Matcazk, Gerald & Nancy
McCarty Lodge #233
McClellan, Amy
McClintic, Jeremy & Tamra
McCollum, Charles & Lynda
McCrery, Carolyn
McElfresh, Edward & Rhonda
McGeorge, June
McGurk, Doreen
McIntosh, Walter & Jeanine
McIntyre, Richard & Elizabeth
McKinney, Jack & Julie
McKnight, R.L. & D. E.
McLaughlin, Jason & Emily
McMullen, Thomas & Joyce
McSchooler, Douglas & Kathleen
Mehringer, Joseph & Susan
Meiners, Janice
Melby, Scott & Kathy
Mercuri, Carol
Merritt, Angela
Messiah Lutheran Church of
Brownsburg
Messiah-Welca
Michigan Road Animal Hospital, Inc.
Midkiff, Stephen & June
Midwest Eye Institute
Milleman, Hilary
Miller, Angela
Mills, Keith & Nancy
Milner, Paul & Christina
Milstead, Kimberly
Minardo, Nancy & Joseph
Mitchell, Gloria
Mittman, Charles
MMS A/E Inc.
Mom 2 Mom
MOMS Club
Moore, Matthew & Marci
Morgan, Robyn
Morris, David & Carol
Morris, Thom & Gwen
Mosier, Ken
Mothers of Miracles
Moyer, Peter & Linda
Mueller, Christopher
Mug Shots Cafe
Mumaw, Ron
Munzer, Phillip
Murphy, Edward & Jacqueline
Myers, Paul & Ann
Myler Church Building Systems
Neff, Charles & Glenda
Nelson, Jerry & Jane
Net Results
Netolicky, Robert
New Beginnings Church
New Hope Baptist Church
Nickell, Johnathan
Nicodemus, Thomas & Sondra
Niles, Betty
North Salem United Methodist
Northpark Community Credit Union
Notter, Mark & Ronda
Nugen, Byron & Janet
Nugent, Jane
Oehme, Cliff & Julie
Ogle, Timothy & Kathe
Oldfield, Autumn
O’Leary, Thomas & Stacey
Oles Engineering Corp.
Oliver, James & Barbara
Olson, Elizabeth & Jeffrey
Omega Phi Tau Sorority Alpha
Chapter
On A Shoestring
Ortho Indy
Owens, Karen
Packnett, Mark & Connie
Padgett, Christopher & Shelley
Padgett, Geraldine
Parker, Linda
Parmelee, Kristen
Patrice, Castillo
Patterson, Joe & Judy
Pauley, Joseph & Della
Peak, David & Faycee
Pedcor Management Corp.
Pedigo-Kempton, Brenda
Peerless Pump
Pekinpaugh, Terri
Pell, Jim
Penwell, Craig & Janet
PEO Sisterhood CM Chapter
Perrill, Gerald & Cindy
Perry, Judith & David
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Piercy, Starr
Pine Tree Elementary
Plahitko, Thomas & Delaina
Plainfield High School FCA & Pride Club
Plainfield Rotary Club
Plainfield United Methodist Church
Pletcher, Charles
Porter Funeral Home
Porter Insurance Agency
Porter, Patsy
Porter, Tom & Jane Ann
Poynter, Jill
Preusch, Diane
Price, Charles & Judy
Price, John
Proctor, Alison
Proctor, Mitchell & Judith
Proctor, William
Pruett, Kay
PSI Chapter of ADK Teacher
Sorority
PSI Iota XI Inc.
Puetz, Philip
PWC of Orchard Park Presbyterian Church
Quail Creek Land Development, Inc.
Quest Information System
Quintana, Nickolas
Rae, Susanna-Judith
Raikes Enterprises, LLC
Raonn, Flagg
Rapp, William & Jane
Rardin, John & Martha
Rasor, Mike & Connie
Ray & Co. Design Salon
Ray, Robert
Ray, Tracey
Ray’s Trash Service
Reasor, Mary
Redel, J .H. & Carol
Reed, James & Cathy
Reed, Michael & Maureen
Reed, Terry & Dianne
Rees, Gerald & Hannah
Reffitt, Karen
Rehl, Phil
Reiffenstein, Kurt & Carolyn
Renner, Timothy & Kimberly
Renu Salon & Day Spa
Revnyak, D. A.
Reynolds, Carolyn
Reynolds, Gregory
Reynolds, Joseph & Mary
Rhoton, Estel & Carolyn
Richard, Miranda
Richards, Matthew & Amber
Richards, Steve & Patricia
Richardson, Andrew
Richardson, Jason
Richardson, William & Ann
Rickenback, Stephen & Kathryn
Riedy, Theresa
Riggs, Dave & Susie
Rissot, Sylinda
Roach Enterprises
Robert R. Kiefer, Inc.
Roberts, David & Donita
Robertson, Denise
Robinson, David & Deborah
Rode, Rebecca
Rollo, Rex & Patricia
Romel, Karl & Diane
Rowls II, Robert & Darla
Roy, Mark & Patti
Russell, Gary
Russell, Lynn
Safeco Insurance Co.
Sallie Mae Employee Contribution Program
Sandala, Michael & Melissa
Scales, Elizabeth
Schabel Realty
Schenkel, Paul & Patricia
Schermerhorn, Dale & Marilyn
Schmalstig, Myrtle Ann
Schmalz, Dan & Nancy
Schultz, Jerry & Carol
Schutz, Charles & Kathy
Scudder, David & Carol
Seger,Verna
Shaffer, James & Leslie
Shanahan, Michael & Lakrista
Sharker, John & Margaret
Sheets,Virginia
Sherrill, Linda
Shields, Michael & Kathy
Shirley, Earl & Donna
Shockley, Linda
Shoemaker, Delsie
Shumaker, M. & L.
Shupilova, Irina
Sieck, Rodney & Edna
Sieferman, Danielle
Siemers, John & Karen
Siemers, Judy & Robert
Signature, Linel
Simpson, Clayton & Kristin
Siple, Thomas & Deanna
Skaggs, Jone
Smerdel, Joseph & Loraine
Smith, Becky
Smith, Donald & Elizabeth
Smith, Marjorie
Smith, Scott & Lynn
Smith, Sherry
Snyder, Nancy
Somppi, Edith
Sparks, Dwain
Sparks, Mary & Cody
Sparks, Robert
Speckman, Betsy
Speedway Chapter 518 Women of the Moose
Spence, Keith
Spencer, William & Wilma
Spenner, Jason & Elizabeth
Spinner, Max & Pearl
Springer, David & Alma
Sprunger, Brett
St Vincent de Paul/Immaculate
St. Malachy Altar Society
St. Malachy Knights of Columbus
Stalder, Jeffrey & Helen
Staley, Pam
Stanley, Mark
Steckler, James & Marilee
Steddenbenz, Lucy
Steele, Dale & Jean
Steinborn, Kenneth & Cheryl
Stephens-Bibeau, Paula
Stephens, Joseph & Rita
Stilesville Christian Church
Stoner, Ronald & Barbara
Storen Tax Service
Storms McMullen Electric
Storms, Robert & Luanne
Strafford, William & Carolyn
Strathmann, William & Beverly
Stratman, Jason
Strycker, Tom
Sturgeon, Ron & Brenda
Sullivan, Dawn
Summers, Derrick
Summers, Larry & Judith
Sunkel, Richard & Sally
Sutton, William & Deborah
Swanson, Rose
Swearingen, John
Sweck, Andy & Jane
Swing, Bryan & Kelly
Sydal, Nova
Tauschia, Trink
Taylor, Ann
Taylor, William & Shannon
Teachers Credit Union
Tearman, Kathleen
The Care Group
Thomas, Laci
Thompson, Brian & Cathy
Thompson, Jay & Justine
Thompson, M.Yvonnne
Thompson, Richard & Barbara
Thurmond, Joseph & Naomi
Tomlinson, Steven & Lou Ann
Town of Pittsboro
Trapp, Larry & Iris
Trauner, Henry & Margaret
Trent, Bernard & Mary
Trent, Ronald & Ethel
Tretera, Laura
Tri-County Family Medical Clinic
Tubbs, James & Judy
Turk, Shirley
Turner, Steven & Lynn
Tyler, Sharon
UAW Local 933
Ulrey, Joan
Underwood, Thomas & Abby
Unison Enterprises, Inc.
United Airlines
United Health Group
United Way of Johnson County
United Way of the National
Capital Area
United Way Southeastern
Pennsylvania
Unversaw, Judith
Upcroft, Craig & Bobbie
Vanmeter, Monica
Vaught, Tamara
Vectren Foundation
Venable, Bruce & Tina
Victor, Roger & Alice
Viehe, Beverly
Voight, Brenda
Vornholt, Gerald & Virginia
Waddle, Brenda
Waggoner, Donald
Wagner, Judy
Wagner, Lesa
Walker, C. Richard, DDS
Walker, Charles & Patsy
Walker, Jennifer
Walker, John & Amy
Walker, Robert & Kathy
Wal-Mart Foundation
Ware, Nancy
Warthen, Thomas & Dawn
Waygood, Jennifer
Webber, Lisa & Robert
Weber, Michael & Gretchen
Wendell, William & Mary Jane
Werlinger, Jill
Wesolowski, Bill & Deborah
Westgate Chrysler Jeep Dodge
Wheelock, David & Marilyn
Whicker, David & Suzanne
White, Bill & Lori
White, Craig & Rachelle
White, Edison
White, William & Laura
Whiten, J. Lee
Wiggers, Jeanne
Wilcox Enterprises, Inc.
Wilhelm,Vicki
Wilkinson, Melinda
Williams, Bruce & Diana
Williams, Darlene
Williams, Marion
Williams, Mary
Willis, D.L. & S.E.
Wills, Cynthia
Wilson, Daniel & Gloria
Wilson, Dave & Linda
Wilson, Duncan
Wilson, Lavona
Wilson, Ronald & Patricia
Winberg, Juanita
Witt, Joyce
Woerner, Brynda
Wolf, David & Darby
Wolfe, John & Leslie
Women of Hope United
Presbyterian Church
WPG Solutions
Wray, Ursula
Wren, Kendall
Wright, Aggie
Wurz, Judy
WXIN TV Fox 59 - News
Xonopoulas, Gretchen
Yorger, William & Linda
York, Leroy & Judith
Young, Jonathan
Zachary, Michael A.
Zahn, Amy
Zemer, Christine
Zeronik, Richard & Pat
Ziebarth, Jon & Michelle
Zingraf, Kathleen
Zionsville Animal Hospital
Church Connection Council The Church Connection Council continues to help us make a lasting difference for the women and children we serve.
For this, we are deeply grateful. The council acts as multi-congregation network that works to address our spiritual needs. If your place of worship would like to help
our women and children, please ask your pastor to call us for information.
Church Members:
Avon United Methodist
Bartlett Chapel United
Methodist
Belleville United Methodist
Ben Davis Christian
Bethesda Baptist
Bread of Life
Calvary United Methodist
Chapelwood Baptist
Christ Evangelical Lutheran
Christian Life Center
Clayton Presbyterian
Coatesville United Methodist
Connection Pointe Christian
Cornerstone Christian
Crossroads Christian
Danville Christian
Danville Friends
Danville United Methodist
Faith Lutheran
Grace Fellowship
Grace Point Church of the
Nazarene
Hendricks Community Bible
Hope Presbyterian
Kingsway Christian
Mary Queen of Peace Catholic
Messiah Lutheran
North Salem Christian
North Salem United Methodist
Northview Christian
Pittsboro Christian
Pittsboro United Methodist
Plainfield Christian
Plainfield Friends
Plainfield United Methodist
St. Augustine Episcopal
St. Malachy Catholic
St. Mark’s Episcopal
St. Susanna Catholic
St. Thomas More
Stilesville Christian
The Oasis
Traders Point Christian
Unitarian Universalist
Wellspring Christian
Westlake Community
Westside Church of the
Nazarene
Whitelick Presbyterian
Whitestone Christian
Zionsville United Methodist
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In-Kind Donations
It would be impossible to list all those who have made in-kind donations
to Sheltering Wings. But to those who have given diapers, stamps, paper,
food, water, gas cards, grocery gift cards, movie tickets, Colts tickets, and
so much more – we offer our thanks.
Those who have volunteered to serve as drivers also deserve special
recognition. Without their help, shopping, getting to GED classes, and
countless other tasks would be impossible for our residents.We also
extend our heartfelt appreciation to those who helped at a “ladies day
out,” sponsored a child at camp, donated trash pickup service, provided
child care, painted a room, weeded the yard, washed a window, or
cleaned the shelter van. For all you have done, we are grateful and
thankful.
All of these generous in-kind donations free up much needed dollars
and staffing to provide the residents with the services they need.
P.O. Box 92
Danville, IN 46122
Ph: 317-745-1496
Fax: 317-745-1497
ww.shelteringwings.org
Mission
Sheltering Wings provides emergency housing for women
and children suffering from any form of domestic abuse.
We build stable and independent lives through essential
programs offered in a supportive and Christ-centered
environment.
Vision
Sheltering Wings was formed in the name and for the
sake of Jesus Christ. The Center will extend the love and
compassion of Christ to women and their children in the
desperate circumstances of domestic violence. Christ was
never coercive or offensive, and neither are the services
provided by the Center. Our assistance to any victim of
any background will be offered in the name of Christ.