2013-14 Annual Report

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FA M I LY M AT T E R S
ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014
SERVING CENTR AL INDIANA HOMELE S S FAMILIE S FOR OVER 28 Y E AR S
1 | FAMILY MATTERS
DAYSPRING CENTER BELIEVES IN FAMILY AND WORKS TO KEEP THE FAMILY INTACT SO THEY MAY
WORK TOGETHER TO END THEIR HOMELESSNESS. IN ADDITION TO MEETING THEIR BASIC NEEDS,
DAYSPRING ALSO PROVIDES THEM THE TOOLS TO AFFECT PERMANENT CHANGE IN THEIR LIVES
SO THEY MAY BECOME A HEALTHY, INDEPENDENT FAMILY AGAIN.
EFFECTS ON FAMILIES
EFFECTS ON CHILDREN
Homelessness is devastating for families. It disrupts virtually
Homeless children are twice as likely to be in fair to poor
every aspect of family life and can tear them apart. From the 150 health, and less likely to be immunized.
families seeking assistance each year:
They are more likely to have stomach, speech and mental
60% are single mothers with two children under the age of 5
health problems.
10% are single fathers with their children
They are twice as likely to know hunger.
30% are two parent families with 2 or more children
They are four times as likely to fall behind their school peers in
70% are working but earn less than $7,000 a year
education and social development.
They have higher rates of asthma and ear infections.
FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN ACCOUNT FOR NEARLY HALF OF THE
TOTAL HOMELESS POPULATION IN INDIANAPOLIS EACH YEAR.
ON ANY GIVEN NIGHT, OVER 3,700 CHILDREN ARE
HOMELESS IN CENTRAL INDIANA.
MISSION STATEMENT
TO LOVINGLY MEET THE BASIC NEEDS OF HOMELESS FAMILIES SEEKING ASSISTANCE AND
CONNECT THEM WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO HELP THEM REALIZE THEIR POTENTIAL.
OUR PROGRAMS:
FAMILY EMERGENCY
SHELTER
FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM
A program that extends support
services for up to 9 months, if
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a
necessary, to formerly homeless
week, the emergency shelter
provides three meals a day, safe families during the most fragile
shelter and support services for transitional period—shelter
to independent living. Having
14 homeless families at a time
during an average stay of 45-60 access to valuable resources
during a very fragile rebuilding
days. At the shelter, families
period is essential to help
work toward their goals to
families remain permanently
be self-sufficient and indehoused and achieve their goals
pendently housed.
for long-term stability.
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
PROGRAM
An extension of our core
services, only tailored to
children. The Children’s
Services Program provides
a more intensive and
comprehensive approach to
help children overcome the
detrimental effects of their
family’s homelessness. The
program assists over 400
children each year.
WELLSPRING COTTAGE
A 2-year program for families
needing additional time to
overcome their homelessness.
Families remain together in
one of the 10 apartment-like
dwellings while parents work
towards longer term goals, like
furthering their education or
job training.
A THOUGHT FROM THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
FAMILY MATTERS | 2
I ran into an old friend. We talked and reminisced
about old times. When we parted, we promised
to keep in touch. As she left, she said “let’s be
intentional about it.” As I thought about it, the
word “intentional” can apply to many areas of our lives. Life is hectic and full
of distractions. We INTEND to keep in touch, to volunteer, to donate but life
happens and we never seem to get around to it. My promise to myself is to be
intentional this year. Lives are at stake.
In Marion County alone, over 3,700 children experienced homelessness last
year. According to a recent report, while family homelessness continues to
increase, the resources to address their needs are decreasing. That is why I have
FAMILY
MATTERS
2013-2014
ANNUAL
REPORT
SUCCESS STORIES
From Homelessness to “Home” 3-4
to be intentional. Lives are at stake.
HONORING OUR VOLUNTEERS
Meeting the Needs of Homeless Families, Together!
5
Dayspring Center continues to provide quality services, not just shelter, to
Senior Volunteer, Dr. Rudesill
6
homeless families. In the past two years, Dayspring has developed and
implemented a comprehensive Children’s Program. Because we understand
that children are the most impacted by their family’s homelessness, the
program is designed to address the unique needs of our children. The staff of
the program conducts assessments, advocates, conducts parenting classes,
oversees tutoring and provides summer day camp. Recently, a 12 year old new
resident of Dayspring was assessed to be suicidal. She had a plan. She felt she
was a burden to her mom and there would be more for her siblings if she was
not there. This story possibly would have had a tragic ending if the family had
not come to Dayspring. The staff properly assessed the child and got her the
help she needed immediately. Lives depend on our being intentional. No child
should feel as if they are a burden.
As another year fast approaches, Dayspring recognizes the challenges that lie
ahead. Funding continues to decrease as the needs for Dayspring’s services
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Community Partneres Provide Outstanding Service and
Support
7
New Shoes for the Children
7
Relax, It’s FedEx
8
Super Service Challenge Winner
8
Choirs Sing to Support
Homeless Families
8
6th Annual Dayspring Mini-Golf Classic— One to Remember
9
Investing in Indy’s Homeless
Children
10
Could You Get Out of Homelessness?
10
increase. Our building is aging. Families continue to struggle with homelessness
FINANCIAL SUMMARIES
2013-2014 Board of Directors
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and hunger.
2013-2014 Event Committee
11
Because of these obstacles, I need to be intentional despite the distractions of
Income11-12
life. But I need your help. I challenge you to also be intentional.
DONATE! BE INTENTIONAL!
VOLUNTEER! BE INTENTIONAL!
LIVES DEPEND ON IT.
TOGETHER WE CAN
SAVE LIVES!
- Lori E. Casson, Executive Director
Expenses11-12
Location Foundations
Strengthen Us
DONOR RECOGNITION
Individual Donors
The Dayspring Family
12
13-15
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Foundations16
Organizations16
Corporate Donors
16
Faith-Based16
In Honor of Gifts
17
In Memory of Gifts
18
DAYSPRING ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014 | DAYSPRINGINDY.ORG
FROM
HOMELESSNESS
TO “HOME”
It Took 5,000 Miles to
Overcome Homelessness
Growing up in California, Lisa and her younger
brother led an ordinary life. At least, from the
perspective of outsiders. Inside, home life was
sometimes tense, especially when her father
became angry with her mother. There were
words. There were beatings. Lisa would later
say she marveled at her mother’s will to
temper her father’s outbursts and bring a
calm back into the household.
At 6, Lisa and her family moved to Detroit.
Soon after, her mother suffered the first of
many strokes, suspected to be the
consequence of her 15 years of domestic
abuse. It would also mark the end of her
marriage. As Lisa entered her teen years, her
mother would be in and out of hospitals.
Unable to care for her children, Lisa and
her brother were sent to stay with her
remarried father in Indianapolis. She
recalled they were bittersweet times. She
enjoyed her two years at North Central
High School, but life was difficult with her
step mother and eventually Lisa and her
brother were asked to leave. They reunited
with their mother and returned to
California. Despite the upheaval and
instability in her life, Lisa excelled in
school. In fact, she graduated with a 4.0
GPA and was thinking about college.
SUCCESS STORY | 4
S
Domestic abuse and its emotional
home to Lisa and the two boys, their time
during his visit to Indianapolis on
effects on the victims and their families
there was short-lived. Lisa and her two young
February 6, 2015!
remain and often fester long after the
boys became a burden and they were asked
physical ones disappear. Most carry on
to leave at the end of December. Since Lisa
in life unaware of the fear, insecurity
was unable to secure a place of her own until
and lack of self-worth the abuse leaves
her eviction in California was cleared, she had
behind. But the crippling emotions
no place to turn. A friend from church told her
creep into their daily life with a powerful
about Dayspring Center. She made the call
influence, especially in relationships.
that would change her life.
Just as Lisa was considering her options
Lisa was a model resident. She completed
grandson’s lives and is pursuing his
for the future, she met someone and
every assignment given to her, enrolled
spiritual calling to be a pastor. Lisa and
married at 18 years old. One year later,
in Training Inc. to learn basic career and
her two boys have moved into a place of
Lisa welcomed the arrival of her first
business skills and took excellent care
their own. She continues her education
child and her husband’s announcement
of her children. She began to feel more
at IUPUI in Philanthropic Studies. Lisa
of a move to Florida for employment.
confident and empowered. As her
would like to help other homeless
Little did she realize that this first move
departure from the shelter was nearing,
families. Her two sons are enrolled in a
would lead to a succession of moves
Lisa expressed her desire to return to
nearby charter school.
across the country over the next six
school. Working with Dayspring’s Case
years. Thirty-two to be exact! And, with
Manager, Lisa enrolled in Ivy Tech and
WHEN ASKED WHAT SHE
each move, came poorer living conditions.
was referred to Wellspring Cottage,
Lisa desperately wanted to settle into a
Dayspring’s transitional housing
WOULD SAY TO A YOUNG MOM
home. She was hoping with the arrival
program, where she would live with her
WHO IS FACING SIMILAR
of her second son that her husband
boys for the next two years and work on
CIRCUMSTANCES, LISA
would grant her wish. It wasn’t until Lisa
furthering her education.
and her husband made their way back
to California, woke up one morning on a
floor mattress in their studio, rat-infested
apartment that Lisa realized the hopeless
and pathetic path she was on. For the
sake of her boys, she took her last welfare
payment and purchased a one-way bus
ticket to Indianapolis in August 2012. She
hoped her father would be happy to see
her and meet his new grandsons.
Lisa and her two young sons, now seven
and nine, traveled across the country to
begin a new life in Indianapolis. Looking
back, Lisa’s smile beams as she considers
the progress she has made. She continues
Lisa feels her life has made a complete
turnaround since she arrived at
Dayspring Center and she has become
an inspiration for the rest of the family.
Her father is currently in counseling for
his abuse and the abuse he experienced
as a child. He is actively involved in his
REPLIED, “IF YOU DO YOUR
ABSOLUTE BEST, SOMEONE
WILL MEET YOU WHERE YOU
ARE. DON’T MAKE EXCUSES,
to excel in her classes at Ivy Tech,
LEARN TO BE RESOURCEFUL.
maintains a 4.0 GPA and is gainfully
HAVE FAITH.”
employed in the Work Study Program. She
is actively involved in student activities,
has received numerous awards and
Like many homeless families, arriving at a
scholarships for her accomplishments,
new destination is just a “baby” step to the
including the Nina Mason Pulliam Legacy
long and challenging road ahead. Although
Scholarship. She was also chosen to sit
Lisa’s father and stepmother opened their
on the stage and meet President Obama
5 | HONORING OUR VOLUNTEERS
HONORING
OUR
VOLUNTEERS
Dayspring Center’s volunteers continue to go
above and beyond, providing critical support
and encouragement for our staff and families.
Over 400 individuals, employees from
22 companies, members from 42 churches/
synagogues and 18 community organizations
made a significant difference in the quality of
With the help of mom, Jenn Kampmeier, it is now a
tradition for Zane to ask for items from Dayspring’s
Wish List in lieu of birthday presents. How thoughtful
of you Zane!
care we were able to provide homeless
parents and their children in 2013/2014.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!
Evan (11), makes a presentation on Dayspring Center
to her family during the holidays and raises more than
$1,000 to help local homeless families!
A “thank you” note from 8-year-old
volunteer, Daniel Albright.
DAYSPRING IS A SPECIAL PLACE FOR SO MANY
REASONS. YOU FEEL THE LOVE AND RESPECT
FOR EACH RESIDENT AS SOON AS YOU WALK
THROUGH THE DOOR. AT DAYSPRING YOU
LEARN ONE OF THE BEST LESSONS OF LIFE:
KINDNESS MATTERS.
NANCY DINWIDDIE, VOLUNTEER/DONOR
These three young ladies, (L to R), Ali Pozsgai, Gabi
Pozsgai and Maddie Barbar attend St. Matthews
Catholic School and spent several afternoons helping
with meal preparation for the families.
HONORING OUR VOLUNTEERS | 6
SENIOR VOLUNTEER, DR. RUDESILL
Every Wednesday, Dr. Rudesill arrived at noon to assist
at the front desk and deliver donations from his church.
Students from Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School help
out in the kitchen and serve lunch every Thursday.
After 15+ years of service, Dr. Rudesill made the difficult
decision in 2014 to retire from his volunteer service due
to health reasons. We are so grateful to Dr. Rudesill for
his many years of service to the homeless families!
…I continue to serve and volunteer at
Dayspring Center because of the residents
and staff. To see a family come to Dayspring
and then to leave with a job and a place to call
home, is truly wonderful.
Heidi Feick, Volunteer
For the 6th consecutive year, Charles Schwab
employees spruce up the grounds during Volunteer
Week in May 2014.
MANY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE
One cannot speak on the history of Dayspring Center without
including a few of the faith-based organizations that have served
meals to the homeless families since the shelter’s beginning:
Epworth United Methodist Church (since 1995), The Indianapolis
Hebrew Congregation (since 2001), including EVERY Christmas Day,
Trinity Episcopal Church (since 1989), Southport United Methodist
Church (since 2003) and Compassion Temple (since 2003). Their
dedication and faithful outreach has been a blessing to nearly 2,500
Former resident, Aaron, returns to volunteer as a
Junior Counselor at Camp Discovery 2013 and 2014!
homeless families and thousands of children.
7 | COMMUNITY SUPPORT
COMMUNITY
PARTNERS PROVIDE
OUTSTANDING
SERVICE AND
SUPPORT
Community partners (corporate,
faith-based and associations),
significantly help to advance our
mission with their financial gifts and
donations of resources. We would like
to acknowledge a few of the
collaborations in 2013 and 2014:
Anonymous Foundations
Arthur Jordan Foundation
Ayres Foundation, Inc.
Blonde Hope
The Brave Heart Foundation
Central Indiana Community
Foundation
Charles Schwab Foundation
Craftworks Foundation
Eric Wells Memorial Foundation
The Glick Fund, a fund of Central
Indiana Community Foundation
Global Children Foundation
Hoover Family Foundation
Irving & Alwyn Johnson Family
Foundation
J.E. Fehsenfeld Family Foundation
Jenn Foundation
Lilly Endowment Inc.
Miller Summer Mission for Children
Fund, a fund of Central Indiana
Community Foundation
Nicholas H. Noyes Jr. Memorial
Foundation
Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
Pacer Foundation
Peyback Foundation
The Realtor® Foundation
Rogers Family Foundation, a fund of
Central Indiana Community
Foundation
The Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation
Sommer Family Foundation, a fund of
Central Indiana Community Foundation
Thurston Family Foundation
Weaver Popcorn Foundation, Inc.
Yokota Foundation
NEW SHOES FOR
THE CHILDREN
MJ Insurance has done several creative service
projects with Dayspring Center, but it was the
“Kicks for Kids” Campaign that showed the deep
compassion and attachment the employees felt for
the homeless children at Dayspring Center.
In October 2014, a few MJ employees launched the
campaign by tracing the feet of all the children
enrolled in Dayspring programming onto a mural.
The mural hung on the main wall at the MJ Insurance
building for several weeks. As news of the campaign
spread throughout the MJ Insurance network,
visitors and employees had the opportunity to
adopt a pair of feet for $25 or more. By the end of the
campaign, MJ Insurance raised $5,000 to purchase a
new pair of shoes for Dayspring’s homeless children.
In December, over 30 employees met the Dayspring
staff and the children at the Shoe Carnival in
Castleton for a shoe spree! Each employee was
matched up with a homeless child to help them find
their perfect pair of shoes! As the children traveled
back to Dayspring Center, the staff remarked how
excited all the children were to show their new
shoes to their parents. For the MJ employees who
participated in the campaign, they will not forget the
smiles and even tears on the faces of the homeless
children that day.
RELAX,
IT’S FEDEX
COMMUNITY SUPPORT | 8
Everyone at Dayspring breathed a little
easier when the FedEx truck pulled into
homeless children enrolled in Dayspring
our lot in October 2013 and November
programming.
2014 to deliver a truckload of supplies for
the shelter! Over 500 items, everything
from a can of beans to Pampers, were
collected from the FedEx Express IND-RT
Department as part of “FedEx Cares Purple
Bag Contest“. The contest is just one of
the service projects FedEx employees do
during the fall and spring to support the
community. A few weeks later, the truck
arrived again packed with toys for the
Manager, Lisa Smith, coordinates the
collection of needed items at the work
site. Her enthusiasm for service is behind
every project and is evident when the
FedEx truck arrives at the shelter. We
CHOIRS
SING TO
SUPPORT
HOMELESS
FAMILIES
simply could not feed, clothe and provide
a safe place for homeless families to sleep
year-round without the help of community
partners like FedEx.
SUPER SERVICE
CHALLENGE WINNER!
The “gift of song” has blessed the
homeless families and their
children at Dayspring Center!
Several local choirs from Indy’s
Episcopal Churches collaborated
last Fall to record popular praise
and worship songs onto a CD
(iTunes download) called
Dayspring Choirs. Choirs from Holy
The Super Service Challenge driven by the
for their marketing services in the “30K in
Companies with a Mission (CWAM) was
30 Days” Campaign, raising $10,000! MJ
taken nationwide in 2013! With New Orleans
Insurance was recognized for the Autumn
Saint’s Drew Brees and his foundation
Festival they organized for the families and
heading up the “call to service”, over 700
raised $1,000!
charities were represented in 3-minute
videos recapping the service projects
completed by corporate and church groups
around the United States. All were hoping
to win their charity organization a portion of
the $1 million dollar prize money. On January
9, Indianapolis teams gathered at Latitude
39 to join in on the simulcast of the award
ceremony with New Orleans, Phoenix and
New York teams. Indiana teams took 14 of
the top 29 awards! Long-time corporate
From the 700 service projects, 222 won part
of the $1 million dollar give-away for their
chosen organization. Each charity
represented also received an award of $100.
Family, Fishers, the Church of the
Nativity, St. Francis-in-the-Fields,
Zionsville and Trinity Episcopal,
Indianapolis compiled eleven
praise and worship hymns under
the leadership of Bryan Luce of
Holy Family Episcopal Church in
Fishers. A download of Dayspring
Choirs is also available on iTunes,
by scanning this QR code.
CWAM is not a new program for companies
to adopt or a funding source for nonprofits.
It is a mentality, movement, and way of
acting that when adopted, betters
companies, nonprofits, communities and
ultimately each of us as people.
partner, Willow Marketing, was recognized
9 | COMMUNITY SUPPORT
6TH ANNUAL
MINI-GOLF
CLASSIC —
ONE TO REMEMBER!
INDY AUTO RACING’S,
ED CARPENTER, AUCTIONED
OFF TO HELP LOCAL
HOMELESS FAMILIES!
At the 2014 Mini-Golf Classic, corporate hole
sponsors got into an all-out bidding war as one of Indy
Auto Racing’s most popular drivers, Ed Carpenter, was
auctioned off to join the top three bidding foursomes
for six holes of miniature golf. In the end, Indiana
Thermal Solutions, Jarred Bunch and Spidel Burnfin
teams won and had Ed Carpenter join them on the
course. For the first time since this key fundraising
event was launched in 2008, the corporate portion of
the tournament was sold out! After an hour and half of
fierce competition, first-time Corporate Hole Sponsor,
USB Financial Services, took home the coveted
traveling trophy and the grand prize!
Family teams faced wacky putting challenges earlier
from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., children won prizes at multiple
holes and everyone enjoyed a complimentary meal
from first-time Hospitality Sponsor, Scotty’s
Brewhouse. Over $20,000 was raised, marking the
6th Mini-golf Classic the most successful and the
most fun according to its participants.
Special thanks to our Title Sponsor, IPL, Patron Party
Sponsor, ExactTarget (now Salesforce.com) and
Hospitality Sponsor, Scotty’s Brewhouse. A special
thank you to the many volunteers who helped behind
the scenes and/or served as caddies to give family and
corporate teams the wackiest time they ever had on a
miniature golf course!
COMMUNITY SUPPORT | 10
INVESTING IN INDY’S
HOMELESS CHILDREN
EVERY YEAR, DAYSPRING CENTER ENGAGES OVER 70
CHILDREN IN A SUMMER PROGRAM DESIGNED TO HELP
THEM BETTER COPE WITH THEIR FAMILY’S HOMELESSNESS
AND CLOSE THE GAP ON SUMMER LEARNING LOSS.
Camp Discovery is considered a special project requiring its own budget
and funding. On average, $35,000 is raised annually to provide quality
programming to the 70+ homeless children who enroll. No easy task. Each
year, Dayspring is able to meet 45% of the project’s budget thanks to long-time
funding partners like the Arthur Jordan Foundation and the Summer Youth
Program Fund. In addition, the Ayres Foundation, Brave Heart Foundation,
Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, Pacer Foundation, and the PeyBack
Foundation, have been generous supporters of Camp Discovery in the last
two years. Collectively, they have contributed over $30,000 each year, helping
70+ homeless children return to school prepared to succeed in the classroom
and able to cope with their family’s crisis. The support of local foundations and
COULD YOU
GET OUT OF
HOMELESSNESS?
individual donors have significantly helped to provide a nurturing place for
PLAY “A PAYCHECK AWAY”
homeless children to discover, grow and have fun over the summer!
AND SEE HOW YOUR STORY
WOULD END!
Bottom Line Performance, a local learning
game solutions company in partnership with
Dayspring Center, developed a board game
that takes its players through “real-life”
homeless circumstances. Each move on the
game board presents a new set of choices
and challenges as players try to work their
way out of homelessness. Mind blowing,
heartbreaking, realistic and inspiring—all
words players have used to describe their
game experience! Whether you make it into
permanent housing or remain in the shelter,
“A Paycheck Away” could change the way
you view homelessness.
11 | FINANCIAL SUMMARIES
2013-2014 BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS:
Brendan O’Sullivan-Hale
(President)
Oxford Financial Group
FINANCIAL
SUMMARIES
Nicki Ryan (Vice President)
Clarian Health Partners
INCOME
Rise Compton (Secretary)
JP Morgan Chase
THE FUNDING MIX FOR THE DAYSPRING CENTER HAS BEEN
Chris Johns (Treasurer)
Draper & Associates
CHANGING SIGNIFICANTLY OVER RECENT YEARS. WHILE
Diana Rice-Wilkerson
GOVERNMENT GRANTS REMAIN IMPORTANT SOURCES
Charles Young
United Way of Central Indiana
OF REVENUE, GOVERNMENTS HAVE NOT PRIORITIZED
Brian Falcon
Frost Brown Todd, LLC
CHILDHOOD HOMELESSNESS AND HAVE BEEN CUTTING
Kathleen Taylor
Indiana Association for Community
Economic Development
Lisa Smith
FedEx
Aszure Grimes
ADVISA
Shelby Roby-Terry
CEO/President, The Forty Group
ADVISORY BOARD:
LaKeisha Brown
Annessa Chumbley
Keianna Rae Harrison
Rob Elliott
Bruce Glor
Lloyd McBride
Roxanne Whitley-Anderson
2013/2014
EVENT COMMITTEE
MEMBERS OF OUR EVENT
COMMITTEE ARE ACTIVELY
INVOLVED IN THE PLANNING
OF MAJOR FUNDRAISERS.
WE ARE SO GRATEFUL FOR
THE CREATIVITY AND
EFFORT THEY PUT INTO
EVERY EVENT!
Brian Falcon
Heidi Feick
Dawn Hamilton
Diane Ket
Patia Meismer
Raegan Potter
Tim Spidel
THEIR SUPPORT. DAYSPRING INCREASINGLY RELIES ON
PRIVATE SOURCES OF FUNDING, AND WE ARE GRATEFUL
FOR THE INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, CONGREGATIONS,
AND CORPORATIONS WHO HAVE PARTNERED WITH US.
In 2014 Dayspring Center had a particular challenge in filling the gap left by the
completion of a generous foundation grant and an unanticipated reduction in
support from another major donor. Together these amounted to a 27% decrease
in revenue from 2013 to 2014. We were unable to fully replace the lost income,
and by the end of 2014, Dayspring was in a good position to meet the 2014
budget, but had insufficient reserves to continue operating in the first quarter
of 2015, when donations and volunteer service are typically at their lowest point.
The Board of Directors and Executive Director of Dayspring Center conducted
an emergency appeal in December. There was an outpouring of giving from the
community, enabling Dayspring to comfortably address the expenses to
continue serving homeless families in 2015.
EXPENSES
The accompanying pie chart shows expenses for 2013/2014 remained
unchanged. Family services (61%), including the meal program and case
management services for the Emergency Shelter Program and Wellspring
Cottage (16%), are direct services for homeless families enrolled in Dayspring
programming and account for 77% of total expenses. Dayspring Center
continues to control Managerial and Fundraising costs at 25% or less, well
below the industry standard of 35%.
FINANCIAL SUMMARIES | 12
.6%
1.1%
10.8%
■ CORPORATE
19%
■ PROGRAM RENTS / OTHER
■ GOVERNMENT
INCOME
2013
■ FOUNDATION
23.2%
28.6%
16.7%
■ CONGREGATIONAL
■ INDIVIDUAL
■ SPECIAL EVENTS
OVER 2,700 NIGHTS OF SAFE
SHELTER for local homeless
families in 2014.
OVER 32,000 MEALS were
served to families in need each year.
.4%
1%
MEETING THE NEEDS
OF HOMELESS
FAMILIES, TOGETHER!
■ CORPORATE
14%
19%
■ PROGRAM RENTS / OTHER
■ GOVERNMENT
INCOME
2014
■ FOUNDATION
22%
34%
■ CONGREGATIONAL
■ INDIVIDUAL
■ SPECIAL EVENTS
10%
105 FAMILIES exited in 2013,
obtained housing and are leading
stable, productive lives today.
NEARLY 800 FORMERLY
HOMELESS CHILDREN ARE
HEALTHIER, attending school
regularly and have a much
brighter future.
OVER 1,100 PILLOWS AND
SETS OF SHEETS DONATED,
giving parents and their children a
clean, comfortable bed to sleep.
OVER 500 SCHOOL-AGED
CHILDREN RECEIVE
TUTORING services to help them
excel in school.
17%
16%
EXPENSES
2013
7%
■ WELLSPRING COTTAGE
■ MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL
■ FUNDRAISING
■ FAMILY SERVICES
60%
16%
70% OF FAMILIES ENROLLED
IN THE FOLLOW-UP PROGRAM
remained housed six months after
exiting the shelter program.
16%
7%
EXPENSES
2014
■ WELLSPRING COTTAGE
■ MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL
■ FUNDRAISING
■ FAMILY SERVICES
61%
VOLUNTEERS SERVED OVER
2,500 HOURS, helping us to
provide needed services to
nearly 600 homeless individuals
in 2013.
OVER 300 SPECIAL
VOLUNTEERS made the families’
stay more enjoyable by providing
25 movie nights, 60 holiday parties,
over 100 home-cooked dinners and
60 days of recreational activities
for the children in 2014.
13 | DONOR RECOGNITION
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Ms. Holly Aasen
Dr. Rafat Abonour
Richard and Athena Adams
Robert Adams
Christopher and Christa Adkins
James W. Agnew
Mr. Shuron Agnew
Girdhar L. Ahuja
Robert and Maggie Albright
Ms. Joyce Allen
Ms. Kellie Allen
Mr. Elbert Almazan
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ambuehl
Mr. Paul Anderson
David and Megan Anderson
Ms. Lora Andrzejak
Anonymous Donor
Ms. Shawn Antell/Ms. Lori Kiel
Ms. Ellen Antoniades
Dick and Cindy Archer
Allan and Charlotte Arkush
John and Melanie Armstrong
Ms. Nina Arnett
Hal and Denise Arney
Mr. Michael Arnold
Ms. Megan Arnold
Mr. Jeffrey D. Arnold
Ms. Aimee Ash
Connie Ault and Tereasa Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Ayers
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ayre
Ms. Shirley Backer
Katherine and Richard
Badertscher
Ms. Christina Baker
Ms. Ronnita Baker
Ms. Amy Balcius
Mr. Konrad J. Banaszak and
Ms. S. J. Sugarman
Ms. Valerie Bandejas
Spencer and Susan Bankston
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Barbar, Jr.
Ms. Tawni Barnes
Ms. Gina Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.
Batchelder
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bates
Dr. David and Mrs.Deborah Batt
Ms. L ori K. Baxter
Stephen and Susan Beard
Ms. Maravene M. Beas-Inman
Ms. Catherine Beck
Mr. Jan Bednarz
Robert and Colleen M. Beeler
Jesse and Heather Beery
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Behm
Ali and Katherine Beik
Ms. Theresa Belcher
Ms. Donna Bender
Mr. Christopher Benyon
Brian Berkey
Mr. Chad Berry
Ms. Carol Beveridge
Aunjalee Kae Bhuller
Robb and Virginia Biddinger
Mr. Brad Bieber
Mr. and Mrs. George Bieber, Jr.
Mr. Bradley Bierwagen
Ms. Jane A. Billheimer
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Billman
Ms. Melinda J. Blakesley
Tim and Lindsey Blom
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Blome
Mr. G. E. and Mrs. Joan Blumb
Mr. Aaron Boe
James and Edna Boeger
Nancy D. Boettner/Jon M.
Fader
Ms. Elizabeth Bogeman
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Boggs
Ms. Melissa Bogusch
Nathan and Janell Bohlmann
Mr. Beau Bokelman
Kirk and Sharon Boller
Chris and Melissa Bolles
Richard and Theresa Bonar
Miss Susan Bond
Ms. Hannah Botkin
Ms. Nancy Bowers
Jennifer Bowman
Mr. Charles Bowman
James and Barbara Boyle
Dean Brackenridge and
Julie Dixon
Ms. Estacia Brandenburg
Dr. and Mrs. John Brandt
Mr. Scott Brannon
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L.
Braverman
Ms. Heather Brenan
Ms. Gayla Breslauer
Ms. Kathryn Brillhart
Ms. Mary Angela Brinton
Ms. Tonya Brooks
Ms. Kay Broughton
Daniel and Linda Brouns
Evelyn Brown and Gwendolyn
Berry
Christopher and Kristine Brown
Mr. and Mrs. J. Chad Brown
Monte and Patricia Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Broyles
Ms. Janice Bryant
Anthony and Kimberly Bryant
Ms. Debra K. Bubenzer
Ardie and LeAnn Bucher
Mrs. Jeanne A. Buck
Ms. Nancy Buckner
Mark and Jennifer Budreau
Mr. Caleb Buening
Ms. Vickey Bundy
Dr. and Mrs. Presley T. Buntin
Keenan and Lisa Buoy
Ms. T. Elizabeth Burgess
Mr. Thomas J. Burnett
Ms. Cheryl Burtner
Pamella and Jeffrey Burton
Mr. Corey Callahan
Ms. Paula Cardoza-Jones
Ms. Shirley B. Carpenter
Robert and Ashley Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. R. Steven Cash
Ms. Sally Cassidy
Derrick and Lori Casson
Mr. Michael R. Cecil
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ceglio
Ms. Barbara Chandler
Ms. Jennifer Chapman
Doug and Brenda Chappell
Ms. Allison Chen
Jeremy and Amy Chenevert
Jeanine and William Childers
Daniel and Katherine Chillemi
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Christensen
Mr. Matthew Church
Amy Clark and Mary Roberts
Ms. Elizabeth Clark
Jesse and Patricia Clark
Ronald and Claudia Clark
Brian and Allison Clem
Mr. John Cobb
Ms. Caitlin Coffman
Mr. Erin Cohenour
Ms. Arlene Coleman
Timothy Coleman
Ms. Sara Compton
Ms. Rise R. Compton
Jack and Betty Conard
Mr. and Mrs. Willis R. Conner
Mr. Daniel M. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C.
Coraggio
Ms. Janine Cowell
Mr. Anthony Cox
Ms. Heather Cox
John Craun and Janet Pejeau
Craun
Ms. Susan Crawley
Ronald and Mary Lou Creager
Mr. Alex Crews
Mr. Jeff A. Cristee
Jacqueline Crofts
Mr. Jason Crouch/Ms. Amy
Beers
Mr. Stephen Crowe
Timothy and April Culbertson
Dr. Judith Culpepper
Ms. Courtney Culver
Ms. Michelle A. Cunningham
Ms. Paula Cunningham
Mr. Monte Curnutt
Ms. Mona J. Curts
Ms. Joetta Dalton
Brad and Michelle Daniells
Mr. and Mrs. Jon S. Dartt
Anglea and Jim Daugherty
Mr. Kenneth Davenport
Ms. Kimberly Davis
Timothy and Cheri Debruicker
Mr. Richard E. Deer
Ms. Cheryl Delk-Le Good
Ms. Nancy Demott
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Dempsey
Ms. Amy Desmarais
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Devoe
Mr. Henry Bruce Diaz
Ms. Tamara Dickerson
Ms. Barbara Dill
Mr. John G. Dimos
Mr. and Mrs. John Dinwiddie
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dinwiddie
Donald and Cecelia Ditlinger
Mr. Aaron Dixon
Ms. Kathleen Dombek-Keith
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Donahue, III
David and Heidi Donaldson
Mr. Weber Donaldson
Ms. Gabrielle Donnelly
Mr. Christopher H. Douglas
John H. Douglas
Ms. Jennifer Downey
Tina and Duncan Draper
Dan and Jamie Drewry
Ms. Lara Dreyer
Ms. Molly E. Dueberry
Christopher and Morgan Duffy
Ms. Jeri Duncan
Ms. Mary Dunham
Ms. Jean Duwe
Mr. Mark Easter
Mr. Larry Eaves
Mr. Rex V. Ecoff
Ms. Joan W. Edwards/
Ms. Esther E. Edwards
Ms. Margaret Edwards
Klare Eggleston
Ms. Dorothy Y. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Elliott
Mr. John G. Ellis
Ms. Lauri Emery
Mr. Thomas Emmerson
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ericksen
Ms. Sally Esbaum
Mr. and Mrs. James F. B. Everett
Mr. Rick Falcione
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Falcon
David and Sabrina Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Faulkenberg
Ms. Carol Feeney
Scott and Heidi Feik
Ms. Karen Feltner
Ms. Margaret Ferguson
Ms. Maxine Ferguson
Ms. Jennifer Fernandes
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferrara
Ms. Lauren Fiedler
Drs. Kenneth and Rose Fife
Kara Findley
Michael and Diane Fischer
Warren and Angela Fisher
Ms. Erin L. Fitz
Rebecca Fletcher
Ms. Mary Floyd
Ms. Gerda Fogle
James and Janet Fowler
Ms. Jennifer Fox
Ms. Joann Fox
Ms. Patricia Fox
Ms. Melissa T. Foy
Ms. Mary Frank
Mr. Brad Frawley
Ms. M. Elizabeth Frazee
Ms. Nicole Freeling
Mr. George Freeman
Ms. Jaqueline French
Jim and Sally Friend
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Frommeyer, III
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Frydell
Ed and Phyllis Gabovitch
Ms. Suzanne Galbraith
Scott and Angela Gallagher
Kathleen H. Galliher
Carol Brooks Gardner and
William Gronfein
Ms. Margaret Garrett
Mr. James Gearns
Mr. Ned Geiser/Ms. Marie
Harnish
David and Heather Geon
Ms. Jessica Gerth
Mr. Richard Gibson
Kim and Richard Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gilchrist
Dr. and Mrs. William Gillette
Ms. Amy Gilliatt
Rev. Steven M. Giovangelo and
Mr. Gerald J. Bedard
Mr. Bruce Glor
Ms. Maude E. Glore
Ms. Tara Glotzbach
Ms. Miranda Goens
Mr. Sam Goldsmith
Jonathan and Linda Gosser
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gotway
Mr. John W. Goulding
Mr. Craig Grannell
Ms. Mary C. Grau
Mrs. Sarah Gray
Mr. Martin Gray
Richard and Lee Greaves
Mark Green
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green
Mr. Larry Green
Kurt and C. Lynn Greggs
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Greist
Mr. Steven Griesemer
Kevin and Molly Frances Griffin
Patricia Griffin and Lance Ratliff
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grogg
Andrew Grossman
Peter and Pauline Grossman
The Grossman Family
Ms. Jasmine Guerrero
Mr. Robert Gullick
Ms. Janice E. Gustaferro
Ms. Kellie Gwin
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Haas
Mr. Frederic Hadley
Ms. Sue Hale
Ms. Charlene Hale
Mr. Douglas Hale/
Mrs. Elizabeth O’Sullivan
Shelly J. Haley and Kathryn A.
Isenhour
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hall
William and Tracy Hall
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hamby
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hamernik
Ms. Stephanie Hamil
Mr. Jon Hamilton
Mr. Derek Hammond
Mr. John F. Hanley
Ms. Heather Hanlon
Mr. Matthew Hannigan
Mark Poliak and Elizabeth
Hanrahan
Peter and Mary Hansen
Jeff and Sarah Hanson
Ms. Tammy Hanson
Ms. Mary Beth Harkin
Nancy and Scott Harkness
Ms. Sandra Harlan
Ms. Leslie Harris
Dana Harrison and Peter
Murphy
Keianna Rae Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Harsha
Ms. Veronica Hartley
Mr. Christopher Hartley
DONOR RECOGNITION | 14
THE DAYSPRING FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hartman
Jim and Nancy Hartmann
Ms. Susan Haskett
Ms. Mandy Haskett
Ms. Mary-Elise Haug
Mr. Roger Hayden
Ms. Charlotte Hazelwood
Mr. Ledger Heavilon
Mr. James R. Hebden
Ms. Margi Heckly
Ms. Jill Heilman
Ms. Beverly Heinz
Ms. Micki Helvaty
Ms. Beth Henkel
Ms. Amy Henn
Ms. Gretchen Henn
Mr. Carl Henn
Ms. Drenda Henry
Ms. Elizabeth Henry
Ms. Barbara Herman
Charles Hessler
Ms. Kyla Heusner-Banks
Ms. Kristen Hewett
Mr. Anthony G. Hewlett
Ken and Betsy Hickman
Mr. David Hirsch
James and Julia Hogan
Mr. R.P. Hogan
Ms. Betty Hogsett
Mr. George F. Holland II
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hollett
Martha S. Hollingsworth
Michael and Karyn Holloway
Diane and Timothy Hon
Mr. Andreas Horton
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hosford
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Hosmer
Jeffrey Hostetter and Joshua
Seige
Ms. Carolyn Hoyt
Ms. Karen Hudson
Mr. Michael Hughes
Mr. William H. Hughes
Ms. Kimberly Huizinga
Darrell and Terri Hunt
Mr. Kris Hurst
Mr. Jeremy Inlow
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Inui
Mr. Dennis Ison
Rebecca and Anthony Jacklin
Mr. Ronald Jackson
Jim and Christine Jacobi
Mr. Simon T. Jacobs
Ms. Cindy Jenkins
Ms. Tracie Johannsen
Chris and Laura Johns
Mr. Bryan Johnson
Henry and Anita Johnson
Rev. Linda C. Johnson
Mr. Ryan Johnson
Stephen and Candy Johnson
Ms. Helene Johnson-Cottrell
Ms. Brenda Johnston
Ms. Carol Jolly
Ms. Nancy J. Jones
Angela Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Jones
Ms. Judith Juenemann
Mr. Michael Juntgen
Ms. Jenn Kampmeier
Ms. Kellie Kaneshiro
Ms. Patricia S. Katterjohn
Ms. Ruth Keenan
Mr. Jon Keep
Diane and Randall Ket
Ms. Emma A. Keys
Dan C. Keys
Ms. Kimra Kidd
Ms. Kris Kiley
Rachel Kilroy
Mr. Samuel Kim
Ms. Marjorie Kimes
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Kimsey
Kenneth and Thalia King
Ms. Laura J. King
Ms. Dawn Regina King
Ms. Marie E. Kingdon
Mr. James Kissel
Mr. Thomas Klassen
Ms. Carolyn Kleifgen
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Kline
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Kline Jr.
Ms. Marsha Klinker
Mr. and Mrs. David Knoll
Mr. James Kohler
Ms. Sara Konrath
Ms. Jeanine Kozar
Theodore Scott Kraege
Mr. Adam Krakowsky
Mr. Anthony Kriech
Matt Kroeger
Ms. Mary Jane Krueger
Ms. Joy E. Krug
Mr. Dave Kubley
Kishor and Josefina Kulkarni
Dr. Gerald J. and Mrs. Shirley
Kurlander
Ms. Julia Lacy
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry LaFollette
Ms. Mary Lakin
Michael and Pat Langdon
Mr. Seth Lanning
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Lanosga
Thomas and Rosemarie
Lapierre
Mr. Scott Larrimer
Mr. Michael D. Lawson
Ms. Margaret H. Layne
Mr. Andrew Lee
Mr. Quinton and Mrs. Karla
F. Lee
Ms. Tania Lee-Flores
Erik and Melinda Leighton
Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Leighton
Thomas and Deborah Leipzig
Mr. Aaron Lepley
Mr. Robert Lesburg
Mr. Chris Lett
Ms. Faith M. Levitt Trust
Mr. Nolan Lichti
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lindemann
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Lindley
Mr. Joshua Lipe
Ms. Charlotte Lippert
Ms. Laura Littlepage
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Litwack
Ms. Deidra Lloyd
Mr. Jon Loftin
Paul and Tracy Lorey
Mr. Nicholas Loss-Eaton
Mr. Dale E. Louden
Mr. Robert Lower
Mr. Joseph Lucas
Bryan and Susan Luce
Mr. James F. Ludlow
Ms. Linda Lukasik
Ms. Judy Lumbert
Lowell and Penolope Lumley
Drs. Eldred and Elizabeth
MacDonell
Ms. Lindsay Mack
Ms. Colin MacNab
Ms. Jennifer Mahoney
Jeff and Kristin Maki
Ms. Mary M. Malatesta
Sandra Orr Malcom
Mr. Tony Mallette
Ms. Erin Malloy-Hanley
Sham Malu
Ms. Melissa Mangold
D. Peter and Wendee Maniago
Ms. Betty G. Manlove/Mr.
Thomas Hickey
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mantel
Mr. Kevin Marks
Dr. Robin and Mr. Thomas
Marks
Ms. Betty J. Marley
Mr. Mike Marsella
Mr. J. Jesse and Mrs.Tonya
Martin
Ms. Karen C. Martin
Ms. Theresa Martin
Mr. Jeffrey Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin, Sr.
Mr. Steven Martz
Mr. Michael Mason
Ms. Shelly Massey
Ms. Editha Masters
Ms. Meryl Masterson
Ms. Amy Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mattingly
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P.
Mattingly
Sean and Kathy Mayberry
Mr. Jeffrey McAfee
Scott and Karrie McCan
James McDaniel
Michael and Kathy McDonald
Mrs. Carol McDonald
Ms. Amber McDonough
Ms. Rose McFadden
Ms. Audrey McFarland
Sister Jean A. McGoff
Thomas and Mary Ann
Mckenna
Ms. Peg McLeigh-Minnis
Ms. Jennifer Medley
Patia and Tim Meismer
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Melton
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mengerink
Ms. Lynne Merrick and Mr.
Albert Tousek
Ms. Karen Mersereau/Mr.
Michael J. Helms
Ms. Korin Metz
Mr. Carl D. Michaelis
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Miles
Ms. Kim Milfort
Ms. Stacey Miller
YOUR GENEROUS GIFTS HELPED TO
PROVIDE EMERGENCY CARE AND SUPPORT
SERVICES TO OVER 150 FAMILIES,
INCLUDING 400 CHILDREN, MANY OF
WHOM ARE LIVING INDEPENDENT AND
PRODUCTIVE LIVES TODAY. THANK YOU!
WE COULD NOT CONTINUE OUR WORK
WITHOUT YOUR HELP.
WHY WE CONTINUE TO GIVE
“My wife and I give to Dayspring Center because the Center
spends the money on important things for residents and
not for overhead. The residents have so many needs and
Dayspring does an outstanding job fulfilling them. Coming
to a shelter is a difficult time for the residents. Dayspring
provides caring, counseling, food, shelter, and child care so
that residents can get back on their feet.”
LOWELL AND PENELOPE LUMLEY
“We love to support Dayspring Center, having seen the
direct impact on families, specifically those with
children, in their time of dire need. While Dayspring
provides the very basic needs of food and shelter for
families, they also take every measure to quickly get
families back on their feet, in every aspect of life. We are
blessed to support this organization, and look forward to
helping impact and improve the lives of families in great
need within our very own community.”
THE MILES FAMILY
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Ms. Jamie Miller
Mr. Sam F. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Rex E. Miller
Barbara and Dale Millington
Clint Mitchell
Maurizio and Theresa Mondello
Ms. Karen Moore
Bill and Ann Moreau
Mr. Bradley Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Mournighan
Ms. Shirley Mueller
Ms. Cathy Mulina
Ms. Amy Mullen
Jill and Stephen Mullens
Michael and Margaret Mullin
Ms. Amy Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F.
Murphy
Mr. Robert Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Myers
Mr. Aaron Naas
Ms. Rahnae Napoleon
Ms. Sharon Neal
Mr. MarkTarrant and
Ms. Julie Nield
Robert and Janet Newland
Beth and Mark Newman
Mr. Wade R. Nichols
Ms. Chesla Nickelson
Ms. Ursula Nicola
Mr. and Mrs. Lothar H. Nitz
Ms. Mary H. Nolden
Mark and Susan Norris
Brody and Alisha Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Norris
Mr. Kenneth M. Nowling
Ms. Christy Oakes
Mr. Thomas Oberly
Ms. Shawna O’Brien
Ms. Marjori Odle
Ms. Melanie C. Odom
Ms. Megan Oilar
Mark and Anne Oleary
Ms. Roxanne Olsen
Ms. Dawn Orem
Erik and Michelle Orstead
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Osborn
Ms. Nancy Ostrander
Mr. Kevin O’Sullivan and
Ms. Gwendolyn LaNasa
Ms. Byrna O’Sullivan
Ms. Joan O’Sullivan
Mr. Malcolm O’Sullivan
Ms. Patricia O’Sullivan
Mr. Brendan G. O’Sullivan-Hale/
Mr. Frank Smith
Mr. Matt Ottinger
Ms. Denise D. Owens
Larry and Fran Paarlberg
Ms. Kaye A. Palmer
Ms. Jennifer Pannel
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Parker
Ms. Ha-Trang Parks
Mahul and Megan Patel
Ms. Mary Jo Paugh
Ms. Dorit S. Paul
Ms. Teresa L. Payne
Anne and John Pearson
Dr. and Mrs. F. Bruce Peck, Jr.
Mr. Brandon Penticuff
Mr. Dane Perigo
Chris and Marla Perkins
Ms. Malinda Perry
Mr. Travis L. Person
Ms. Madonna Petty
Larry and Elaine Pickens
Mr. Ron Pinkney
Ms. Nellie Pipkin
Mr. Kenneth Pitcock
Gordon and Cynthia Pittenger
Mr. Tracy Pitts
Ms. Jennifer Barnes and
Ms. Andrea Platt
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Plews
Steven R. Pluckebaum
Ms. Ann Poland
Ms. Deborah Polise
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Pollom
Ms. Joan S. Porter
Mr. Kevin P. Porter
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Powers
Richard and Joyce Powlen
Ms. Kay Pratt
Mr. Scott Presley
Ms. Michelle Preston
Ms. Martha Prevost
Derek and Laura Price
Ms. Dorothy Price
Mr. Mark Prodger
Ms. Jennifer M. Pruitt
Mr. and Mrs. John Pruitt
Ms. Myrta J. Pulliam
Ms. Maureen Purcell
Alan Pyle
Mr. and Ms. Thomas V. Quarto
Mrs. Nana Quay-Smith and
Mr. Oliver L. Smith
Ms. Susan Raccoli
Jon and Sharon Ramey
Lee and Annie Ramey
Mr. John Ramsbottom
Mr. Denton Raubenolt and
Mr. J. Charles Braden
Lee and Laura Ray
Ms. Amanda Raymond
Ms. Madlen Read
Mr. Craig R. Reasoner
Ms. Mary Redman
Mr. Kirk Reis
Mr. Ralf Reisinger
Mr. Peter Reist
Ms. Julie Renshaw
Ms. Sarra Revati and
Ms. Nance Hiatt
Arthur Rhea
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rice
Ms. Diana Rice-Wilkerson
Ms. Jamie Rich
Ms. Shellie Rich
David Rickey
Mr. and Mr. David Rieger
Ms. Nancy Rife
Ms. Bonnie Robinson
Jeffrey Terry and Shelby
Roby-Terry
Mr. Maxwell Rodriquez
Ms. Deb Roeder
Mrs. Patty L. Roesch
Mrs. Fern W. Roesch
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Rogers
Mr. Bob Rogers
Kent Rohlfing
Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Rolf, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. Rothe
Mr. and Mrs. John Rowings
Ms. Lynn Rowland
Andrew and Phyllis Roy
Jerome and Pamela
Rubenstein
Ms. Mary F. Rubly
Linda and Robert Rudd
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rudesill
Mr. Steve Rudner
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruebeck
Ms. Sheila Rura
Lou Russell
Michael and Penny Ryan
Ms. Donna Ryan
Mark and Nicki Ryan
Ms. Sherry Ryan
Ms. Martha Sacks
Ms. Kelly Saffell
Mr. Tim Satterly
Mr. Kenneth Sauer
Mr. Dennis Sauer
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Savage
Mark and Diane Scales
Mr. Dale Schaeffer
Ms. Shelly Schembra
Mr. Michael Schlagenhauf
Mr. Mark Schneider
Laurie and Michael Schoening
Scott and Holly Schrader
Ms. Laura Schroeder
Fred and Nancy Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Schubert
Ms. Jennifer Schultz
Richard and Sondra Schulz
Mrs. Josephine G. Schumm
Mr. Steven C. Schwab
Ms. Bonnie Schwartz
Jonathan Fridell and Jennifer
Schwartz-Fridell
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Schwarz
Ms. Penny Scott
April Scott
Ms. Tara Barrett Scrime
Thomas and Jennifer Searcy
Darrell Sego
Kevin and Rebecca Seiler
James and Sammye Seivers
Mr. Mike Shannon
Mr. Matthew Sharpe
Richard and Charlotte Sharpe
Ms. Ann-Marie Sharpe
Ms. Margaret Sharples
Ms. Donna Sheline
Mr. Kevin Shelton
Ms. Monica Shelton
Mr. Nick Shelton
Ms. Janine Sheppard
Mr. Aaron Shields
Dennis and Diana Shock
Ms. Janet Shostrand
Mr. and Mrs. David I. Shoulders
Mr. William Shrewsberry
Corbet and Michael Shull
Ms. Ann E. Shupert
Jack and Kyle Simmons
Ms. Helaine B. Simon
Ms. Clare M. Skevington
Ricky and Brenda Slavens
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Slocum
Ms. Brittany Small
Ms. Barbara P. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith
Ms. Laura Smith
Ms. Lisa Smith
Ms. Margaret W. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Smith
Mr. Spencer Smith
Steven and Louisa Smith
Ms. Suzanne Smith
Wyatt and Eunice Smith
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Snavely
Mr. Mark Snyder
Ms. Melanie Sokhey
Ms. Sharon Sommerville
Ms. Barbara Spangler
Ms. Jenny Speier
Mr. Charles Spencer
Mr. Brandon Spidel
Lynn and Deanna Spidel
Ms. Deborah L. Spidel
Tim and Heather Spidel
Mr. and Mrs. T.R. Spidel
Ms. Debbi Sponsler
Ms. Kelly Spradling
Marcia Stamatkin
Lelita Ladale Stamper
Mr. James Steele
Andrew and Valerie Steinberg
Ms. Karen Steiner
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Steinkeler
Ms. Donna Stewart
Mrs. Ruth E. Stilwell
Ms. Jane Strack
Ms. Cheryl Strain
Mr. James Strange and
Ms. Valerie Elliott
Ms. Patricia L. Strong
Mr. David Strong
Mr. Drew Stuart
Ms. Mary M. Sutherland
Judith H. Sutton
Ms. Nancy W. Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Swan
Ms. Arvella J. Swayne
Mr. Russell Swisher
John J. Talbert
Doug Tannas
Carol Taylor
Ms. Kathleen Taylor
Mr. Ralph Taylor
Mr. Stephen Taylor
Mr. Somer Taylor
Ms. Sharon Taylor-Martin
Ms. Dorothy Thacker
Taylor and Judith Thames
Ms. Carrie Thesier
Ms. Autumn Thomas
Ms. Lisa Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas
Ms. Nancy J. Thomas
Mrs. Barbara Thompson
Ms. Cheryl Thompson
Mr. Harold Thompson
Joseph and Ann Thompson
William and Barbara Thompson
Mrs. Eleanor Thurston
Mr. A. Stephen Tilmans
Mr. Robert A. Titlow and
Ms. Martha J. McCullough
Ryan and Kara Tomalia
Mr. James Tomlinson
Ms. Kim Towle
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Traverso
Mrs. Joan Trendell
Mr. James R. Tuerk
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Turcotte
Pierre and Susan Twer
Lynn Tyler
Ms. Bonnie Uber
Ms. Lynda D. Van Kirk
Ms. Dagny Villegas
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Waddell
Ms. Cindy Wade
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Wagner
Ms. Sarah Wagner
Mr. Norman Wain
Ronald and Mary Ann Wallace
Mr. Corin Wallace
Steven and Linda Wallace
Ms. Megan Walsh
Ms. Nancy Warren
Mr. Stephen Washburn
Ms. Kathy Watts
Dr. and Mrs. David D. Weaver
Mrs. Ruth Weaver-Hazen and
Mr. Ryan Hazen
Eryn Webster
Charles and Jeanne White
Jeff and Diana White
Mrs. William A. Wick
Ms. Elizabeth S. Wille
David and Jennifer Williams
Eric and Cynthia Williams
Ms. Janet Williams
John and Cynthia Williams
Ms. Kathleen Williams
Ms. Kathryn WIlliams
Mr. Michael Williams
Ms. Mollie Williams
Ms. Karen Williams-Valentime
Ms. Donna D. Wilson
Ms. Lisa Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Winslow
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Winter
Ms. Marcia Woldahl
Ms. Priscilla Wolfe
Ms. Pamela Wolsiefer-Leak
Mrs. Bonnie Woodfill
Ms. Kelly Young
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Young
Ms. Desiree Young
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young
Christine Zaza
Ms. Donna Zender
Mike and Donna Zierdt
Mr. Brian M. Zimmer
CORPORATE DONORS
Allstate Insurance Company
Amazon Fulfillment
American Structurepoint Inc.
AT&T Giving Campaign
Auto Pass Indy
Bang A Salon LLC
Belden, Inc.
Beta Graphics
Bottom-Line Performance, Inc.
Brian’s Beauty Supply
Bright House Networks
Chubb Group
Citizen Energy Group
Clothes Mentor
Context Landscape
Architecture
CORE, Inc.
Digitech Custom Audio and
Visual
Ed Martin Automotive Group
Exact Target
F.A. Wilhelm Construction Co.
FedEx Corporation
Fishers Eye Care
Foamcraft, Inc.
Forum Credit Union
Harris & Ford, LLC
Indiana Thermal Solutions
Indianapolis Power & Light
International Business
Machines Corp.
Jarred Bunch
JPMorgan Chase Bank
Kite Realty Group
Kroger Company
Lauck Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Liberty Mutual Group
Link Federal Credit Union
Marsh & McLennan Companies
Meridian Investment Advisors
Miles Design
MJ Insurance
MS Management Assoc. Inc.
Pots & Pans Production
Pitney Bowes
Roche Diagnostics Corporation
Russell Martin & Associates
Simons Bitzer and
Associates PC
SP96 LLC
UBS Financial Services
Vision Solutions
Vontra Foods II. LLC
William Elliott Construction, Inc.
Willow Marketing
Women’s Life Insurance Society
YourCause, LLC
FOUNDATIONS
Anonymous Foundation
Arthur Jordan Foundation
Ayres Foundation, Inc.
Blonde Hope
Brave Heart Foundation
Charles Schwab Foundation
Craftworks Foundation
Global Children Foundation
Hoover Family Foundation
Irving & Alwyn Johnson Family Foundation
JE Fehsenfeld Family Foundation
Jenn Foundation
Lilly Endowment Inc.
MIBOR® Foundation
Miller Summer Mission for Children Fund (fund of CICF)
Nicholas H. Noyes Jr. Memorial Foundation
Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
Rogers Family Foundation (fund of CICF)
Ruth Lilly Foundation
The Glick Fund, a fund of Central Indiana Community
Foundation
Weaver Popcorn Foundation, Inc.
Yokota Foundation
FAITH-BASED
Amazing Grace Christian Church
Center United Methodist Church
Central Christian Church Thrift Shop
Christ Church Cathedral
Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis
Eastern Star Missionary Baptist Church
Episcopal Church of All Saints
Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis
Epworth United Methodist Church
Faith United Church of Christ
First Congregational Church of Christ
Geist Christian Church
Holy Family Episcopal Church
Holy Spirit Parish at Geist
Jewel Human Services Corporation
Meridian Street United Methodist Church
New Joy Lutheran Church
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Presbyterian Women of Fairview Church
Caroline Rehm Guild of Second
Presbyterian Church
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Saint Alban’s Episcopal Church
St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church
St. Francis-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Church St. Monica’s Guild
Women’s Guild of Faith UCC
Organizations recognized for supporting Dayspring Center for 10 years or more
ORGANIZATIONS
Bellomy Research
Carmel Middle School
Center Grove High School
Charity Dye School #27
Circle City Corvette Club
Eta Phi Kappa/RHO Chapter
Gamma Phi Delta Sorority
Homeward Bound of Central Indiana
Indiana Farm Service Agency
Ladies First of North Central High School
North Central High School
North Central Women’s Soccer Team
Naptown Roller Girls
National Council of Negro Women
P.E.O. Chapter EU
South Creek Elementary School
Studio for the American Trade Bead Food Program
United Auto Workers Local No. 933
Union District Women
IN HONOR GIFTS
2013
IN HONOR OF
Context Landscape Architecture
Mainstreet Property Group
Caroline Rehm Guild of Second Presbyterian Church Speaker Robin Myer
Mr. Elbert Almazan O’Sullvan-Hale/Smith Wedding
Ms. Catherine Beck
O’Sullivan-Hale/Smith Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Billman
Mr. Jeremy and Mrs. Amy Chenevert
Herzog Family
Ms. Cheryl Delk-Le Good
Ms. Gabrielle Donnelly
Angus McGuinness
Ms. Lara Dreyer
Ms. Carol Brooks Gardner and Mr. William Gronfein David Strong
Ms. Margaret Garrett
Ms. Tara Glotzbach
Angela and Warren Fisher
Mark Green
Ms. Elizabethann O’Sullivan and Mr. Douglas Hale Brendan O’Sullivan-Hale
Ms. Elizabethann O’Sullivan and Mr. Douglas Hale O’Sullivan-Hale/Smith Wedding
William and Tracy Hall
Kirk and Sharon Boller
Sarah and Jeff Hanson
Parents
Dana Harrison and Peter Murphy
Ms. Mary-Elise Haug
Mr. Carl Henn
Mr. Ledger Heavilon
Ms. Gretchen Henn
Mr. Ledger Heavilon
Mr. R.P. Hogan
Mr. Joshua Siege and Mr. Jeffrey Hostetter
Ms. Kimra Kidd
James Ludlow
Mr. Dave Kubley
Ms. Deidra Lloyd
Jim Crinklaw
Mr. Joseph Lucas
Lucas/Finley Family
Ms. Jennifer Mahoney
Ms. Melissa Mangold
Rob Elliott
Mr. Michael Mason
Nicole Mason
Ms. Karen Mersereau and Mr. Michael J. Helms
Mr. Carl D. Michaelis
Michael and Donna Zierdt
Mr. Malcolm O’Sullivan
Ms. Joan O’Sullivan
Mr. Kevin O’Sullivan and Ms. Gwendolyn LaNasa O’Sullivan-Hale/Smith Wedding
Chris and Marla Perkins
PJ Stanish
Mr. Tracy Pitts
Ms. Hilda Baker
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Powers
Robert Grand
Mr. Scott Presley
Penny Cordell
Mr. Peter Reist
Kent Rohlfing
Anglea and Warren Fisher
Linda and Robert Rudd
Diane Ket
Mr. Michael Schlagenhauf
Mr. James Steele
Kara’s Birthday
Andrew and Valerie Steinberg
Ms. Donna Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Turcotte
Mr. Norman Wain
Caren Chopp
Mr. Corin Wallace
The Willow - The Ash Family
Steven and Linda Wallace
Mr. Ledger Heavilon
2014
IN HONOR OF
Eastern Star Missionary Baptist Church
Sunday School Collection
MJ Insurance
Jon Loftin, President & COO
Donna Bender, Britni Johnson,
Bonnie Uber, and Cindy Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Martin, Sr.
Rise Compton’s Retirement
Robert and Maggie Albright
Sam Haigerty
Mr. Michael Arnold
Thomas C. and Angela A. Martin
Ms. Connie Ault and Ms. Tereasa Miller
Clark/Roberts Wedding
Ms. Maravene M. Beas-Inman
Ms. and Mr. Theresa Belcher
Amy and Dan Van Duyn
Robb and Virginia Biddinger
Pamella and Jeffrey Burton
James Ludlow
Mr. Anthony Cox
My Son
Mr. Alex Crews
Ms. Becca Fenton
Timothy and April Culbertson
Ms. Sandra Culbertson
Ms. Joetta Dalton
Rise Compton
John H. Douglas
Mr. Christopher Douglas
Mr. Thomas Emmerson
Ms. Karen Emmerson
James and Janet Fowler
The Fowler, Amico, Ray, Krouse,
Weston, Patrick, and Oldham Families
Rev. Steven M. Giovangelo and
Mr. Gerald J. Bedard
Mr. Lance Ratliff and Ms. Patricia Griffin
Ms. Janice E. Gustaferro
Michael Heinz
Shelly J. Haley and Kathryn A. Isenhour
Ms. Tammy Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hartman
Dr. Robert Rudesill
Mr. Carl Henn
Ledger Heavilon
Rebecca and Anthony Jacklin
Ms. Kellie Kaneshiro
Michael Heinz
Rise Compton
Mr. Chris Lett
Kendell Lett
Ms. Linda Lukasik
Ms. Rose McFadden
C.H. Douglas & Gray, LLS
Ms. Stacey Miller
Bill and May Moreau
Bill Mays
Ms. Amy Murphy
Ms. Maggie Miller
Ms. Rahnae Napoleon
Robert and Janet Newland
Virginia S. Stoops’ 90th Birthday
Mr. Brendan G. O’Sullivan-Hale/Mr. Frank Smith Clark/Roberts Wedding
Ray and Sharon Ontko
Martha Henn & Ledger Heavilon
Gordon and Cynthia Pittenger
Pastor Pat Engel at Epworth United Methodist Church
Mr. Tracy Pitts
Grandmother
Pots & Pans Production Executive Team
Scott Wise
Ms. Michelle Preston
Michael Heinz
Mr. Denton W. Raubenolt and Mr. J. Charles Braden Clark/Roberts Wedding
Michael and Penny Ryan
Heidi Feick
Ms. Martha Sacks
Ms. Penny Scott
Darrell Sego
Ms. Frances Samarripa
Richard and Charlotte Sharpe
Mr. Matthew Sharpe
Ms. Ann-Marie Sharpe
Ms. Donna Sheline
Ms. Suzanne Smith
Girl Scout Troop #338
Ms. Cheryl Thompson
Carole and Peter Thompson
Ms. Cheryl Thompson
Carole and Peter Thompson
Ms. Kathy Watts
Dorin Ferguson and Drake Rand
Ms. Donna Zender
Kelly McGee
IN MEMORY GIFTS
2013
IN MEMORY OF
Indiana Farm Service Agency
Ms. Kathryn Brillhart
Daughter of Kay Broughton
Mr. George Freeman
Ms. Marjorie Kimes
Mr. Robert Lower
Ms. Theresa Martin
Mr. Travis L. Person
Mr. William Shrewsberry
Betty Lou Brown
Esther Dowden
Mother, Kay Broughton
Deborah Renee Kelly-Freeman
John W. Clark
My Father
Mary Lee Garrison
Leroy and Donna Person
John Penny
2014
IN MEMORY OF
James and Edna Boeger
Ms. Evelyn Brown and Ms. Gwendolyn Berry
Ms. Nancy Buckner
Ms. T. Elizabeth Burgess
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Christensen
David and Heidi Donaldson
Ms. Lara Dreyer
Ms. Lauri Emery
Ms. Leslie Harris
Ken and Betsy Hickman
Ms. Kris Kiley
Theodore Scott Kraege
Paul and Tracy Lorey
Ms. Erin Malloy-Hanley
Ms. Sharon Neal
Mr. Kevin O’Sullivan and Ms. Gwendolyn LaNasa
Ms. Mary F. Rubly
Mr. Peter Reist
James and Sammye Seivers
Ms. Ann E. Shupert
Nancy Thomas
Kathleen Williams
Suzell Hickman
Suzell Hickman
Elizabethann O’Sullivan
Elizabeth O’Sullivan
Suzell Hickman
Anne Donaldson
Lynn Harris
Suzell Hickman
David L. Kiley, Sr.
Anne B. Kraege.
Suzell Hickman
Michael Bottoms
Allen Morgan
Nancy Seivers
Tony Badour
Tony Badour
Dorothy M. Wechsler
Geraldine Williams
DAYSPRING CENTER WOULD LIKE TO THANK ROBERT
ELLIOTT, FOAMCRAFT, INC. AND JIM CONNOR,
CONNER INSURANCE, FOR PROVIDING THE FUNDS TO PRINT
DAYSPRING CENTER’S ANNUAL REPORT. ALSO, A SPECIAL
THANK YOU TO WILLOW MARKETING FOR THEIR IN-KIND
DONATION OF DESIGN AND PRODUCTION SERVICES.
We are grateful for all that you do to support local homeless families!
We sincerely apologize if your name was listed incorrectly or was omitted.
Please contact our office at 635-6780 x211 to correct.
THANK YOU TO
ALL OF OUR
DONORS AND
VOLUNTEERS
WHO HAVE
MADE
2013-2014
TRULY SPECIAL
AT DAYSPRING
CENTER!
PO Box 44105
Indianapolis, IN 46244
HONORING
OUR
VOLUNTEERS
THANK YOU TO ALL THOSE WHO
DEDICATED THEIR TIME IN 2013-2014!
OVER 400
INDIVIDUALS
Bottom Line Performance puts the “play” in
playground, creating a fun and active space for
the children at Dayspring Center.
EMPLOYEES FROM
22 COMPANIES
MEMBERS FROM
42 CHURCHES/
SYNAGOGUES
AND
18 COMMUNITY
ORGANIZATIONS
It’s tradition now! Families look forward to the
Salesforce.com (formerly ExactTarget) volunteers
and their Thanksgiving meal!

2013-14 Annual Report

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