Annual Report July 2013 – June 2014

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Annual Report
July 2013 – June 2014
Mission (Our Purpose for Existing)
The mission of the Craven Literacy Council is to improve literacy by providing
free, individualized instructional services to adults in Craven, Jones and
Pamlico Counties.
Our Core Values:
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We provide free, individualized instruction and materials to adults with low literacy
skills and/or ESL needs in Craven, Pamlico and Jones Counties.
We believe in the dignity of the individual and work collaboratively with each student
in the development and achievement of personal, literacy-based instructional goals.
We provide on-going training and continual support to community volunteers who
consistently deliver quality instruction to our adult students.
We continually explore avenues which better serve to promote adult literacy in
Craven, Pamlico and Jones Counties.
We provide programs which embrace multiple forms of literacy including basic, ESL,
health, financial and technological.
We provide the rallying point for community advocacy and support for adults in need
of literacy education in Craven, Pamlico and Jones Counties.
Vision (Our Dream for Tomorrow)
All members of our community will have the
literacy skills they need as individuals,
workers, parents, and citizens to achieve
their full potential.
Inside the Annual
Report
From the Director’s Desk
2
Students
3
Volunteers
4
Donors
Insert
Events
5
Events Continued
6
From the Board
7
Revenues and Expenses FY 2013-2014
Federal/State Grants
Foundation/Trust Grants
Special Events/Mailings
Individual/Corporate Donations
Interest
$62,767.56
$40,000.00
$42,634.79
$15,387.01
$17.76
Total Income
$160,807.12
Program
Administrative
Fundraising
Reserves
$105,183.41
$25,454.28
$14,803.35
$15,366.08
Total Expenses
$160,807.12
United States Citizenship
Craven Literacy Council is proud to report
that 16 adult learners earned their United
States Citizenship this year. These individuals
worked hard with their volunteer tutors to
improve their English listening, speaking,
reading, and writing skills, in addition to
learning the answers to 100 civics questions.
We are proud of these students and tutors
and happy to be part of such a wonderful
goal.
“I am a proud United States Citizen. I can’t
wait to vote in the next election.”
A student who recently passed his Citizenship test
Adult Education
Important to Staff
From the Director’s Desk
The four part-time staff at Craven Literacy
Council take their jobs as adult educators very
seriously. They know they must remain current
in the adult literacy field and attend professional
development and training when finances and
time allow. Donna Marshall completed her
Master’s Degree in Adult Education from East
Carolina University at her expense in 2014.
Donna, Cathy Weiss and April King attended the
North Carolina Community College Basic Skills
Conference in August. (Cathy and April are CLC’s
Student and Volunteer Services Coordinators
respectively.) Donna and Cathy also attended
the US Conference on Adult Literacy in
Washington, DC in October that brought
together adult literacy advocates and educators
to share new ideas, learn from leading thinkers
and inspire one another. Cathy and April are
both working toward the College and Career
Readiness Silver Core credentials through NCCCS
and attend training whenever possible. All staff
are active members of the North Carolina
Literacy Association and attend their annual
training conferences. Donna also serves on the
Board of NCLA.
It is with much
enthusiasm and
excitement that I
present this annual
report. We have had
an extremely successful
year, and it is my
pleasure to share our
accomplishments. At a
time of faltering
nonprofits and
continued economic uncertainty, we have
flourished and met the demands of our mission
head on. This would not be possible without
our hardworking, professional staff and the
dedication of more than 100 volunteers and
donors. Community support has shown us the
importance of literacy in our area. I am proud of
our students, the part we have played in their
lives, and hope you join me in celebrating their
accomplishments.
Learning for Life,
Donna
FY2013-2014 Annual Report - Page 2
Craven Literacy Council Students
Total Students Served By Program:
Basic Literacy (includes pre-HSE): 67
English as Second Language:
84
198
High School Equivalency:
English Literacy/Civics:
4
43
Craven Literacy Council provides free instructional services in Craven, Jones and Pamlico counties for
adult residents who lack basic literacy skills and cannot attend programs offered at community
colleges due to their schedule or personal circumstances. Tutors work with their students at least
once a week, using a variety of educational materials and techniques, to improve the students’ skills
and enable them to achieve life and literacy goals. During this fiscal year, students attended 11,223
hours of instruction or an average of 57 hours per student. This hard work has paid off for our
students as 45 learners increased at least one educational functioning level this year.
The Basic Literacy program teaches American-born students reading, writing, math and technological
skills. We also work with individuals who are pursuing their High School Equivalency credential, and
teach financial and health literacies.
CLC’s English as a Second Language (ESL) program teaches foreign-born adults how to listen and
speak English in addition to the basic literacy skills above. The EL/Civics program teaches individuals
English Literacy and United States Civics to prepare students for citizenship. Volunteer tutors meet
with students one-on-one or in small groups.
Student Demographics
2013-2014
Asian - 49%
Black/African
American - 26%
Hispanic/Latino
- 16%
White - 9%
Male - 34%
Female - 66%
Craven Literacy Council Volunteers
Total Volunteers: 162
Tutors:
136
Administrative/Others: 15
Executive Board:
11
Volunteers have always been at the heart of CLC. They serve as tutors, trainers, board members, mini
class facilitators and office helpers. In 2013-2014, more than 162 volunteers donated over 15,515
hours to CLC, including 7,405 hours of direct instruction received by students.
In addition to the initial 15-hour training workshop, volunteers are invited to attend several in-services/trainings throughout the year
CLC Volunteer Tutors live our tag line of Learning for Life. In addition to the initial 15-hour workshop
required of all our volunteer tutors, CLC sponsors several in-services and trainings throughout the year.
This year, four new tutor workshops were held graduating 58 volunteer tutors. These volunteers were paired
with students and are given one-on-one support and all the materials they need to tutor successfully. Four inservices were also held. The first was a library tour where tutors were encouraged to explore the resources
available at the Craven County Public Library in New Bern. The Affordable Care Act In-Service in February was
facilitated by Judy Willoughby to help tutors aid their students in understanding the Affordable Care Act. Lisa
Wohlrab of USCIS facilitated a Citizenship Information session in March. Mark Best, Director of Workforce
Readiness at Craven Community College, led a valuable information session on April 24 about the many classes
and opportunities for students and tutors.
CLC celebrated our volunteers at the annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner on September 26 held at First Baptist
Family Life Center. Numerous volunteers were recognized for the number of hours they have served including
Sammie Caswell who has contributed over 2000 lifetime hours to our organization. Attendees received a sticky
note holder as a small token of our appreciation for all they do for our students and our community.
Volunteers Enjoying the Annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
Craven Literacy Council Events
Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Ball
The Gift of Literacy
The Daddy Daughter Sweetheart Ball is an annual
fundraising event where dads treat their daughters to a
fun night of dancing, dinner and memories. The Ball is
open to all girls grades five and under and their fathers
(or father figures). Tickets were $60 per father/daughter
couple with tickets for additional “daughters” at $25.
The ticket price included a child-adult friendly dinner, DJ
music and dancing, a corsage, tiara, door prize and
souvenir photograph. Jane Peele from Down East Dance
Studios served as MC and dance instructor for the
evening.
The New Bern High School Drill Team
performed two dances and helped pass out door prizes.
The Gift of Literacy is an annual fundraising
appeal timed to coincide with the holiday
season. This year’s mailing was delivered to
more than 1700 residents in our community.
The recipients were encouraged to consider an
alternative to giving conventional holiday gifts.
For a minimum donation of $25.00, CLC sent a
special holiday card to individuals or families
announcing that a Gift of Literacy had been given
to Craven Literacy Council in their honor.
Sponsors:
GOLD:
David and Elizabeth Ward
SILVER:
Champ and E. T. Mitchell
Oriental Rotary Club
Stewart and Marilyn Smith
BRONZE:
Powercraft Marine of Oriental
Resort Management Group
Sponsors:
GOLD:
Coastal Children’s Clinic
SILVER:
Edward A. Blunt
Christopher and Nell Hudson
Jerry and Jettie Pelletier
Janet and Kip Peregoy
Bill and Susan Rivenbark
Stubbs & Perdue, P. A.
Reed and Alice Underhill
BRONZE:
Dr. Angelo Tellis
Daddy Daughter Net Income
Expenses
Total Income
"Oh
What A Night"
$5,674.02
$1,090.25
$6,764.27
Gift of Literacy Net Income
Expenses
Total Income
$7,389.28
$3,152.72
$10,542.00
MUMFEST
Craven Literacy Council’s staff and volunteers
were excited to be part of MumFest this year.
Earl Mills shared his story “From Illiterate to
Poet” while selling books and products, and
CLC sold $1.00 raffle tickets for a Kindle Fire.
Congratulations to Michelle Harrelson for
winning. It was an awesome time to share the
importance of literacy.
The Reverse Drawing
The Tenth Annual Reverse Drawing was held on Friday, June 13th at
Christ Church Ministry Center in New Bern. The event featured dinner
catered by The Chelsea, a reverse drawing for the grand prize of
$1,000 plus several raffles and a silent auction.
Sponsors:
GOLD:
CarolinaEast Health System
Eastern Aviation Fuels
Mary Ann Harrison
SILVER:
Steve and Nancy Przybylko
Trent Cadillac Buick GMC
BRONZE:
New Bern Chiropractic Care
Pecheles Automotive Group
Stewart and Marilyn Smith
Reverse Drawing Net Income
Expenses
Total Income
$7,404.24
$6,473.73
$13,877.97
Beer Town Garden
The Stay-At-Home Tea
Craven Literacy Council was honored to be among
the nonprofits asked to be recognized at one of
Beer Town Market’s Garden Concerts to raise
awareness and receive donations. $407 was
donated to CLC thanks to their great community
support. What a wonderful evening!
The Stay-At-Home-Tea is an annual mailing delivered to more
than 1700 residents in our community. Recipients were
encouraged to enjoy a cup of tea with the enclosed tea bag,
read a good book and reflect on the individuals in our
community who do not have the basic literacy skills to do the
same. Recipients were then encouraged to donate to Craven
Literacy Council and invest in the lives of the students we
serve.
Sponsors:
GOLD:
Axis Wealth Management/Chris Bass
SILVER:
Victoria Block, Immigration Attorney
Nautical Wheelers
BRONZE:
Rebecca Forrest, DDS, Family Dentistry
Sumrell, Suggs, Carmichael, Hicks & Hart, P. A
the little bank
White & Allen, P. A.
Stay-At-Home Tea Net Income
$7,535.06
Expenses
$2,402.11
Total Income
$9,917.17
FF
A Message from the Board of Directors
Board of Directors 2014-2015
Learning a new skill is hard for an adult. Those of us who have tried
to learn a second language, play a musical instrument or
participate in a new sport as adults know that nothing comes as
easily as it did when we were kids. Dedication and perseverance
are the only way to make progress with a new skill, and even then
progress may be slow.
JoAnn Kerrick, Chairman
Christopher Bass – Vice-Chairman
Alice Underhill – Secretary
Keith Merritt – Treasurer
So how can we not be inspired by the efforts of the adult learners
who come every day to Craven Literacy Council to improve their
literacy skills? These adults have job and family responsibilities and
still find the time to attend lessons with their CLC tutor and to do
the homework needed to master new literacy skills. Our students
exemplify dedication and perseverance.
Edward Blunt
Nickey Miller
Janet Peregoy
Jim Slaughter
Margi Thompson
Craven Literacy Council delivered over 10,000 hours of literacy
instruction in 2013-2104. All of us associated with CLC—the
students themselves, the staff, the volunteers, the Board, our
donors—can see the successes brought by improved literacy. This
year we’ve seen students gain their US citizenship, students earn a
promotion at work, students able to read to a grandchild when
they were never able to read to their own child. However you
support CLC, know that because of you we are making a difference
in people’s lives and in our community.
Staff
Executive Director
Donna Marshall
Student Services Coordinator
Cathy Weiss
The Board quite naturally spends much of its efforts on fundraising
for CLC. It’s easy to get lost in the busyness of one event after
another: stuffing envelopes, asking for sponsorships, selling tickets
and more. The beginning of our fiscal year is a good time to take a
step back and truly appreciate those responsible for the good
accomplished by our organization. Thank you to our students for
showing up and working so hard. Thank you to our volunteers for
giving so unselfishly of your time to help others. Thank you to our
amazing staff for the compassion and professionalism you exhibit
every day. Thank you to our donors for your generous financial
support. We on the Board are proud to be associated with such an
outstanding organization, and we look forward to continued
success in the coming year.
Volunteer Services Coordinator
April King
Program Assistant
Judy Willoughby
Office Manager/Admin Assistant
Jan Green
JoAnn Kerrick
2014-2015 Chairman, CLC Board of Directors
Staff at NCLA Conference in Greensboro, NC
Craven Literacy Council
2507-F Neuse Blvd.
New Bern, NC 28562
252-637-8079
[email protected]
Learning for Life
Find us on the Web:
www.cravenliteracy.org
“The Teacher Who Couldn’t Read”
Craven Literacy Council co-sponsored an event that
featured a visit from John Corcoran, “The Teacher Who
Couldn’t Read”, on March 23 at First Presbyterian
Church. New Hope Literacy Task Force arranged the
event to raise awareness for literacy. Those in
attendance heard Mr. Corcoran’s compelling story and
have a new understanding of those who lack basic
literacy skills.
Thank You To Our 2013-2014 Supporters
Your support through individual donations, sponsorships, and event ticket sales are
making a difference in our community. Thank you for your generosity!
Corporate Donors
247 Craven
Amazing Nails & Facials
Arturo’s
Baker’s Kitchen
Baldree’s Tire & Service
Bear Essentials
Belk
Bennett Vineyard
Big Apple Pizzeria
Buffalo Wild Wings
CarolinaEast Health System
Carolina Bagel & Deli
Carolina Colours
Carolina Creations
Chelsea Restaurant
Christ Episcopal Church
Coastal Childrens Clinic
Cow Cafe
Craven Co. Insurance Agents
Cravin’ Wine
Eastern Aviation Fuels, Inc
Emerald Golf Club
Fairfield Harbour Food & Spirits
Family Tire & Auto Serivce
Fisher Oil
Harris Teeter
Hearne’s Jewelers
IFixNC Computer Repair
James McCotter Investment Co.
Juliette’s Boutique
Lawson’s Landing Riverwalk Café
Midtown Olive Oil
Mitchell’s Hardware
MJ’s Raw Bar & Grille
Moore’s Barbecue
Morgan’s Tavern & Grill
Nautical Wheelers
New Bern Chiropractic Care
New Bern Golf & Country Club
Pecheles Honda
Play Date
Powercraft Marine, Inc.
Realo Discount Drugs
Rebecca Forrest, DDS
Resort Management Group
River City Massage Wellness
Snap Dragon Way Cool Toys
Springhill Suites
Strange & Sons
Stubbs & Perdue, P.A.
Corporate Donors,
continued
Sumrell, Suggs, Carmichael, Hicks
& Hart, P.A.
Surf, Wind & Fire
The Flame Ltd, Inc.
The Four C’s
The Kitchen on Trent
the little bank
Thea's Ideas
Tips 2 Toes
Trent Cadillac Buick GMC
Triton Yacht Sales, Inc.
Victoria L. Block, Attorney
White & Allen, P. A.
Civic Donors
Civitan Club of New Bern, Inc.
New Bern Breakfast Rotary
New Bern Elks Lodge #764
New Carolinians
Oriental Rotary Club
Individual donors
$1,000 +
Bass, Chris
Davis, James & Jean
Harrison, Mary Ann
Rivenbark, Bill & Susan
Underhill, Reed & Alice
$500 +
Barlow, John
Blunt, Ed
Kerrick, JoAnn
Merritt, Keith & Jane
Peregoy, Janet & Kip
Slaughter, Jim & Web
Thuringer, Nancy & Jason
Ward, David & Elizabeth
$250 +
Ezzell, Stan & Lisa Kafer
Garrett, Ginny
Hudson, Christopher & Nell
Johnson, Andy & Sally
Mitchell, Champ & E.T.
Pelletier, Jerry & Jettie
Przybylko, Steve & Nancy
Smith, Stewart & Marilyn
Turco, Cynthia
Individual donors
$100 +
Baggett, Natalie
Barden, Graham & Nora
Brock, Coleen
Brubaker, Bill & Terry
Buff, Joseph & Janet
Byrum, Jill
Campbell, Jo Anne
Costandy, Maggy
Creel, Pamela
Davidson, Andrew
Dillahunt, Dante
England, Ron & Ruthann
Evans, Rieko
Ferris, Walter & Barbara
Fisher, Wendy
Fiske, William
Galway, Nancy & Fred
Gilmore, Jan
Godwin, Jenny
Gray, Randy & Jan
Gwaltney, Larry & Suzanne
Harris, Donna
Hurst, David & Anna
Hutchens, Rev. Marquita
Johnson, Barbara
Jones, Daphne
Lamb, Margaret
Lee, Jack & Gladys
Lee, Sherrill & George
Lupia, Debi
Mabie, Steve & Susan
Maletzky, Lynn
Matthews, Clay & Martha
McCotter, Charles & Patricia
McQuade, John & Diane
Muse, Becky
Naumann, Bill & Pat
Norment, Jamie & Laura
O'Connell, Christine
O'Connor, Tom
Oliver, David & Patricia
Pagley, Paul & Robin
Payne, Tom & Joanne
Peebles, Patti
Rogan, Sharon
Royer, Theron & Bonnie
Segal, Jon
Smith, Troy & Cathy
Stier, Howard & Catherine Chew
Stubbs, Trawick (Buzzy) & Carol
FY2013 – 2014 Annual Report – Supporter Insert Page 1
Individual donors
Individual donors
Individual donors
$100 + continued
To $99 continued
To $99 continued
Sunseri, Al & Elana
Swain, Phil
Tait, Ray & Mary
Taylor, Linda
Tellis, Angelo & Sarah
Thompson, Margi & Keith
Thompson, Max
Tolson, Hubie & Alice
Vinson, Jane
Ward, John & Susan
Warren, Calvin & Teresa
Wayt, Sims & Kitchen, Zach
Wilkinson, Greg & Leigh
Witten, Alice
Curling, W. R. & Louise
Dail, Cathy
Daniels, Ed & Becky
Davenport, Lynne
Davis, Dulcie
Dawson, Shirley
Debolt, Vernon & Ellice
Dorn, Bill & Judi
Duer, Ed & Lee
Elliott, Arlene
Emory, Bob & Lindy
Epperson, Mike & Sandy
Farmer, Laurance & Traci
Fawcett, Beverly
Fleming, Patti & Jack
Fuller, Sherwood & Patricia
Gee, Thomas
Gibbs, Kenneth
Gibson, Tina
Glatthaar, James & Carol
Goforth, Wes & Kathy
Gorman, Rick
Griffin, Elizabeth
Gunsten, Greg & Ginger
Guptill, Mary
Hale, David & Carol
Halyak, George & Louise
Hanyo, Diane
Heatley, Janet & James
Hebenstreit, Barbara
Hemingway, George & Muriel
Hills, Alan & Judy
Hoard, Stephen & Tina
Hodges, Jim
Hoffman, Norm & Phyllis
Holmes, Betsy
Holton, Charles & Ann
Hopewell, Robert & Janeth
Howe, Robert
Huddle, Barbara
Hudson, Richard & Jeanette
Jandrain, Jay & Leslie
Johnson, Ginny
Johnson, Joyce
Johnson, Marilyn
Kellenberger, Jim & Leslie
Kichnet, Kathleen
Kincaid, Bill & Thea
King, Bruce & Peggy
Kirkland, John
Kirkland, Mary Ellen
Kolba, Joan
Kopliner, Libby
Kramer, George & Jane
Langston, Jr., Milton & Peggy
Lankenau, Bill & Gretchen
Liberty, Michael & Rebecca
Little, Linda
Luhrs, Bob & Marsha
MacDonald, Harry & Linda
MacKay, Donald & Mary Ann
Mangum, Mark & Ginny
Marshall, William & Karen
Mathews, Howard & Helen
Matthews, Ann
Matthews, Kim
McClellan, Lois
McConnell, Sara
McCracken, David & Carole
McFarlane, Michael & Susan
Mead, El & Dorothy
Mele, Christine
Merino, Al & Edith
Meyer, Peter & Elaine
Miannay, Maggie & Charles
Miller, Nickey & Sylvia
Millns, David & Robbie
Mills, Lane & Melissa
Moore, Oliver & Christine
Morris, Ralph T
Mortensen, Ruth Ora
Moser, Pat
Murphy, Connie & Charles
Neal, Ronald & Mary Ellen
Nelson, Kathryn
Nelson, Trudy
Newlon, Jan
Niethamer, Gary & Ann
Nordin, Karen
Norwood, Tony & Amanda
Odderstol, Barbara
Osmun, Dick & Dottie
Ottey, Paul & Janet
Pace, Charles & Betty
Pade, Doris
Page, Kevin & Amanda
Painter, Jack
Parker, Anne & Jerome
Partin, Joanne
Payne, Charles & Cecilia
To $99
Applegate, Robert & Linda
Armstrong, Sandra
Askew, Milton
Atkins, Beth
Atkinson, Lee & Jane
Ballard, Verona
Banks, Jim & Gail
Bell, Ed & Anne
Bell, Lois
Bidwell, Barbara
Bishoff, Bonnie & Doug
Blair, Bob & Pauline
Bogardus, Paul
Boucher, Linda
Bowditch, Ben & Jeanne
Bowie, Phil
Brainard, Robert & Mary
Brite, Garland
Bryant, Sharron
Bunting, Johnnie
Burris, Roy & Marlene
Buttermore, Priscilla
Carpenter, Jerry & Mary
Caswell, Anna
Childers, Joe & Diane
Clarke, Elizabeth
Clement, Becky & Joe
Conklin, Helene
Cordes, Roger & Elizabeth
Cowling, Constance
Crayton, Frank & Dana
Creech, Laura & David
Cresswell, Bill & Cathy
Cullom, Tammy
Individual donors
Individual donors
To $99 continued
To $99 continued
Payton, Wright & Karen
Pearson, Twyla
Pence, Gregg
Peterkin, Mary
Phelps, Peggy
Pittman, Susan
Powell, Barbara
Powell, Maureen
Preece, Becky
Preston, Ronald & Margaret
Quick, Dennis & Mona
Ramsey, Marilyn
Rankin, Todd & Melissa
Redd, Steve & Brenda
Reed, James & Rebecca
Ricks, Butch & Letha
Robinson, Johnny
Romaine, Michael & Edie
Roper, Rosemarie
Rosenthal, Janet
Rosseth, Judith
Sampson, Ethel
Scharr, Ralph & Harriet
Schrenk, Paul & Sue
Schulz, Peter & Gerry
Seravalli, Mary
Sermon-Boyd, Norma H.
Sharma, Ishita
Sheffield, Frank & Roxanne
Shelby, Lon & Nancy
Shields, Wright & Margaret
Shine, Helen
Shipherd, John & Michalyn
Shultz, Diane
Skipper, Nate & Karen
Sligh, Doug & Parham, Mary Ann
Small, Ken & Carol
Smith, Matt & Elizabeth
Snook, David & Amy
Southern, Tom & Mary Ann
Spain, Glenn & Katy
Spann, Jim & Sue
Spooner, Bob & Mary
Staunch, Linda
Steel, Griffith & Tammy
Stone, Nancy
Strickland, Jerry & Martha
Stroud, Gilbert
Talton, Pat
Taylor, Dora
Tobacco, Richard & Linda
Trimmer, Carolyn
Walter, Lorraine
Wayman, Nancy
Webb, Pam
Weiss, Larry & Cathy
Wengert, Dianne
White, Jim & Jean
Whitney, Connie & Larry
Williams, Lorena
Willis, Rex & Kim
Wilson, Mike
Winter, Marjorie
Wise, Judith
Woodard, Patricia
Wretne, Lorraine
Wu, Xiu Yan & Zhang, Jany
Zaytoun, Kelly & Brenda
Zerbo, Fay
Zimmerman, Skip
Event Ticket Purchasers
Aiken, Scott
Armstrong, Sandra
Ashford, Charles & Jane
Bailey, Teresa
Biss, Garret
Blunt, Ed
Brinson, Bob & Ann
Broaddus, Les & Jane
Brock, Coleen
Bustard, Victor & Ann
Cameron, Ann
Casciello, Christina
Caswell, Anna
Cheek, Jody
Clark, Russell
Conklin, Helene
Cook, David & Deborah
Corey, William & Sarah
Crayton, Frank & Dana
Crooks, Edwin & Devi
Cross, Gary & Hillary
Curd, Thomas E.
Daugherty, Annette
Dillahunt, Dante
Dorn, Bill & Judi
Eisenhauer, Margaret
Epperson, Mike & Sandy
Ezzell, Stan & Lisa Kafer
Fannin, Kathy
Event Ticket Purchasers,
continued
Farmer, Laurance & Traci
Faucett, Paul & Cynthia
Fawcett, Beverly
Feldhaus, Larry & Vickie
Fentress, Bill & Susan
Fisher, Wendy
Friesen, Jon & Leigh Anne
Fuller, Daren
Gillis, Vicki
Goodwin, Alan & Sherri
Gorman, Rick
Grady, Arey & Christin
Greene, Kelly
Griffin, James & Kristin
Grummert, Jared
Gurganus, Scott & Mary
Haidt, David
Hammerle, Carl & Debra
Hancock, Ben
Hinckley, Jim
Hoffman, Brett & Amelia
Hudson, Christopher & Nell
Hunter, Eugene & Evelyn
Husson, Bob & Susan
Hutchens, Rev. Marquita
Jared, Grummert
Jessup, David
Johnston, Scott & Robyn
Jones, Carlton
Jones, Jack
Jorge, Edward
Kellis, Thomas & Amanda
Kerrick, JoAnn
Kick, David
Kincaid, Bill & Thea
King, John & April
Knight, Phil & Joan
Knott, Lee & Mae Blount
Knowles, Christopher & Molly
Koontz, Stanley
Kramer, George & Jane
Kravec, Bill & Sandy
Leary, Mark & Susan
LuQuire, Shannon
Mansfield, Joe & Nancy
Marshall, Mayberry & Donna
Mattocks, Linda
McClay, William
McCracken, Brian & Amber
McDaniel, Nelson
Event Ticket Purchasers,
continued
Silent Auction Winners,
continued
Miller, Nickey & Sylvia
Mills, Lane & Melissa
Mizelle, Brent & Jan
Moffat-Thomas, Susan & John
Thomas
Moore, Bryan
Morgan, Whit & Pat
Murphy, Dan
Muse, Becky
Myers, Curt
Nenni, Bob
Normandin, Darren & Alisha
Norment, Jamie & Laura
Oliver, George & Dare
Pollock, Jonny & Amy
Pope, Lynda
Preston, Pat
Rankin, Todd & Melissa
Reno, Edward & Jennifer
Riddick, Patrick
Ross, Jeffrey & Laura
Setliff, Billy
Smith, Erich & Carmen
Smith, Matt & Elizabeth
Snyder, Keven
Stafford, Richard
Starr, Jim & Sherrie
Swain, Phil
Taylor, Chris & Katherine
Tellis, Angelo & Sarah
Thomas, William & Edna
Underhill, Graham & Aira
Walsh, Patrick & Inglis
Warren, Britt
Weiss, Larry & Cathy
Whitney, Connie & Larry
Woodard, Patricia
Wretne, Lorraine
Wynant, Guy & Tara
Bustard, Victor & Ann
Conklin, Helene
Dorn, Bill & Judi
Finn, David & Barbara
Fisher, Wendy
Hammerle, Carl & Debra
Kerrick, JoAnn
Mansfield, Joe & Nancy
Morgan, Whit & Pat
Muse, Becky
Pope, Lynda
Watrous, Mimi & Dave
Individual Donors of
Goods & Services
Blake, Curtis
Blunt, Ed
Kerrick, JoAnn
King, John & April
Lewis, Lyle
Miles, Kristie
Powell, Barbara
Rust, Bill & Camille
Starr, Jim & Sherrie
Willoughby, Judy
Wood, Dave
Wright, Thomas
Thanks to
Digity Media
and
The Sun Journal
for giving us
a voice in
the community!
Silent Auction Winners
Bjork, Harold & Joan
Blunt, Ed
Brinson, Ann

Annual Report July 2013 – June 2014

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