2012 annual report

Main Street Wesleyan Church,
Wesleyan Women
Nara Manor
Maplewood Cemetery
Richard & Paula May
James & Margaret McKee
Ronald L. McNabney, Atty, P.C.
American Legion Post 212
Juliana Miller
Anderson Corvette Association
Terresa Moore-Santos
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Anderson Suburban Rotary Club
Mt. Pleasant Church, Missionary Society
Hilda Anderson
Robert & Dorothy Nicholson
Susan M. Anderson, MD
Thonja M. Nicholson
Pat Anderson
Tammy Noland
Anonymous Donors
Ken & Christine Nottingham
Apologia Educational Ministries, Inc. William & Carol Nyberg
Darla S. Astrop
Kris & Ann Ockomon
Stephen & Tina Baker
Papa John’s
Doug & Andrea Banning
Amelia C. Perry
Marilyn A. Barker
Steve & April Phillips
Wilma Barrow
Elizabeth Ploog
Christy Baysinger
Joanne Ray, MD
Kenneth Beasley
Red Gold, Orestes Plant-Employees
Donna Beeman
in Touch
Fritz & Ardyce Behrens
Lora Rich
Greg Bell
T. Michael Robinson
Dennis & Tammy Jo Biele
Larry W. Robbins
Henry & Deborah Bird
Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service
Michael Boards
Jane E. Ruff
Amanda Dawn Boys
Leslie D. Sadler
Jack & Joni Brinkman
Deborah K. Shipp
Broadway Press
Rt. Rev. & Mrs. William E. Smalley
Gina Bronnenberg
Rev. & Mrs. R. Larry Smith
Jerry & Joann Burand
Terry Sollars
Camarada
St. John’s Lutheran Church Women,
Amanda Jill Cantrell
Mary Circle
Etta Carter’s Bridge Club
St. Matthew United Methodist Church
Century And A Half Club
Darrell R. Stephens
Dr. Kelly & Linda Chambers
Chester & Joyce Stewart
Chesterfield Animal HospitalJeffery & Linda Stewart
Allan W. Baker, DVM
Betty L. Stinson
Chesterfield Christian Church
Dr. William & Betty Stinson
Circle Pizza
Patricia Storm
Robert & Vivian Coffman
Texas Roadhouse
Community Northview Care Center Tipton Moose Lodge 1590
Shane Cox
Russell & Sharron Towner
Sally DeVoe
Trinity United Methodist Church
Lora A. Delawter
UAW Local 662 Retiree Chapter
Cheryl L. Delmolino
Valley Grove Elementary School
Lynn Denis
Sally Lee Vasbinder
Dana Donahue
T. Scott & Shari Vermillion
Rebecca Suzonne Douglas
Vicki Warner
Jessica Dreher
Ruby Webb
Craig & Marsha Dunkin
Noel Whetsel
Gary B. Edwards, MD
George & Barbara Whittaker
Elwood Community Middle
Bryan R. Williams
School Students
Tim & Stephanie Williams
Doug A. Eubank
Erin M. Wire
Fishers Police Dept., Citizens’
Marilyn Wulf
Academy Alumni Group
XL Marketing
Geraldine R. Fite
family & individual
Herb & Christine Fluharty
memberships
Harold & Maryann Gardner
Keith Alexander & Terra Skinner
Charles & Marsha Gebuhr
Anderson Rotary Club
Dennis & Carrie Goodwin
Bill & Lynda Anderson
Philip & Nancy Graham
Anonymous Donors
Alice Gross
Misty Asbury
Steven & Cathy Guthrie
Sheila Ashley
Bill & Marilyn Haas
Rhonda L. Badger
Linda Hall
Mike & Bev Badgley
Michael Harris
Homand Bahrami
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Hayes
Candace D. Ballard
Charla J. Hazen
Health Management Advisors, Inc. Thomas F. & Jessica Bannon
Johnna Barnard
Heartland New Holland, Inc.
Sandra Beaty
Heights Finance Corporation
Thomas M. Beeman
Hoosier Homecare Services LLC
Bonnie Bell
Robert & Priscilla Hovermale
Sharon Bell
Independent Order of Foresters
Kathryn A. Benedict
Preetham Jetty, MD
Dianna Benzenbower
Russell & Laurale Johnson
Kappa Kappa Kappa, Lambda Chapter Jay & Betty Berkshire
William & Jeanne Bowen, MD
Roxanne N. Kluesner
Lafayette Township Home Ec Club Evan B. Broderick
Senator Timothy & Cynthia Lanane Ross & Margaret Buckman
Fred & Linda Byers
Beth M. Leavell
Kimberly Cannon
Michael & Johna Lee
Marllon & Emily Carter
Timothy & Jeanne Lee
Legal Secretaries of Madison County Central Wesleyan Church, L.I.F.T.
Ben & Christy Clark
Living Word Worship Center
Randall & Virginia Clevenger
Robert D. Loose Funeral Homes
Clio Women’s Club
& Crematory
Cloud Nine Therapeutic Massage
Perry & Crystal Luna
Beryl Cohen
Madison Co. Contractors Assoc.
Lisa Connors
Maggie’s Diner
Main Street Auto & Tire Service, Inc. Shirley & David Coolidge
Carrie L. Cooper
2011-2012
circle of friends
the golden ring
Anonymous Donor
Beauty Brands Salon Spa Superstore
Fred E. & Thelma V. Boze Foundation
Common Ground Charities
Community Hospital Anderson
Charles & Hazel Dickmann
W.R. Dunkin & Son, Inc.
East Central Roller Derby
Elsa Corporation
Paul A. Eschbacher, Jr.
Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Invincible Aerie #1771
Candace Graham
Rick & Linda Hajduk
Thomas E. Hamer
John & Barb Harris
Jack L. Henricks, III
Pam Hockema
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino
Marion Hovermale
Indiana Police Officers Association
Richard & Linda Keister
Jason Keller & Jennifer Nemunaitis-Keller
Gary & Mary Jo Lee
Stephen & Donna Madinger
Madison County Community Foundation
Park Place Church of God
Edward & Carole Pidcock
Dave Powers Architect, P.C.
Leon & Carol Rattler
John & Sharon Rich
Ricker’s
Ricky Joe Ryder
Bradley A. Stinson
Saint John’s Health System/St.
Vincent Mercy Hospital
John & Marcy Towns
Karen Calhoun Turner
John & Cynthia Vajner
Visionary Enterprises Inc.
David & Jodi Wagner
Joan S. Wright
the silver ring
Alliance One
Anonymous Donor
Judith B. Austin
Michael & Terri Jo Austin
Bethel United Methodist Church
Brent’s Shipping
Lloyd Brown
Brown-Butz-Diedring Funeral Home
William L. & Nancy Carpenter, Jr.
Christ Lutheran Church
Christ Temple Apostolic Church
Community ObGyn
Cross Roads United Methodist Church
Linda G. Duncan
James & Deanna Edwards
Encompass Credit Union
First Merchants Bank of Central IN
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Harvest Bible Fellowship
Patrick & Lynn Hill
A.P. Stanley & Elizabeth Hyde
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Co.
Ivy Tech Community College
Jim Dandy Restaurant, Tipton
George & Nancy Likens
Elizabeth Lilley
Lincoln Square
Robert D. & Linda Loose
Madison County Federal Credit Union
MainSource Bank
Robert & Dawn May
Phil & Holly Miller
Robert & Susan Pensec
Irene P. Raison
David & Holly Renz
Royal Flush Plumbing
Lisa A. Thomas
UAW Local 663 Retiree Chapter
William VanNess, II MD
Don & Sandra Volk
Kellie Wile-Bush
the bronze ring
A. M. Properties
Christine C. Altman
Alicia Copus
Cathy Corcoran
Sandra K. Crail
Creedmoor Glen Homeowners
Assoc. Inc.
Barbara Davis
Donna Davis
Richard & Marilyn DeHaven
Robert & Jan Delph
John & Sandra Dick
Emily Diko
Dick & Cindy Donnelly
Jessica Eskew
Rebecca E. Estle
FAB
Annette Farr
Kathy S. Fletcher
Kandi Floyd
Michelle Fullen
Rene Fuller
Judith Garner
Gloria J. Gindt
Bette Godbey
Mary Beth Goldsmith
GoodSearch
Becky J. Green
William & Ann Hardacre
Catherine E. Hickerson
Joey Hobbs
Holly H. Holbrook
Honey Creek United Methodist
Church, Women for Mission
Karen S. Hosier
Kim D. Huerta
Mary Huff-Campbell
IntelliQ Research, Inc.
Edward & Joanne James
Alexis Jarson
Glenn M. Jones
Charles & Carole Keller
Karesa Knight-Wilkerson
Carl & Victoria Kovacs
Jim & Tracey Linville
Lucky Dog Grooming
Tom & Marcia Lyons
Madison County Women’s Democrat Club
MainSource Bank
Jennifer Marcum
Priscilla McCallister
Carey & Karen McLaughlin, DDS
Marlene McLaughlin
Ronald & Sharon McNabney
Rebecca L. McNicol
Mermaid Pools and Spas
Cynthia J. Miller
Marcia M. Miller
Mitsch Design
Kelly Montembeault
JP Morgan Chase & Co.
Rita Morgan
Steve & Carla Morris
Whitney M. Myers
Donovan & Anya Nealeigh
Kevin Nolley
Old National Bank
Over the Teacups Club
Paramount Theatre
Dean & Beth Parker
Pizza Hut, Elwood
Aaron & Bryn Reger
Kathleen E. Reger
Michael Reynolds
Ron & Michaela Richardson
Dawn Riddle
Kelly A. Ripberger
Raymond & Patricia Robak
Brenda G. Rodgers
Rug Rangers
Matt Rust
Amy L. Saathoff
Debra Schmidt
Deb Schmink
Richard & Barbara Shafer
Jack & Debbie Shearer
Marsha K. Sherrell
Robert E. Sikorski
Julie Slayton
Tom & Bobbette Snyder
Sparkler’s Home Economics Club
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Matthew United Methodist
Church, Charity Circle
Melissa Stanton
Scott & Gena Starks
Melissa Stayton
Nanette Stephenson
Shawn Swindell
Angela Tays
Keith & Mary Trent
Trinity United Methodist Church,
Lida Teeters Circle
Mike & Marsha Utley
Suzanne Dolores Walker
William Warmke
Shirley Weatherly
Cindy Ann Weber
Charla K. Weir
Bill & Belinda Whitmore
Paul & Georgeann Whitworth
Andy Williams
Lori A. Wilson
Joe & Jacquie Sellers Womack
Teresa A. Wrin
Rick Zachary
Amy Zehner
Tamera J. Zimmerman
memorials & honorariums
In Honor of Lee, Heather &
Holly Buchanan
Judith B. Austin
In Memory of Robert D. Carr
Betty L. Stinson
Tim & Stephanie Williams
In Memory of Jerry Etchison
Sandy Etchison
In Memory of Emily Ferrell
Cynthia Ferrell
In Honor of Darla Forney
Patricia Storm
In Honor of Dr. Ann Gebuhr &
John Gebuhr
Charles & Marsha Gebuhr
In Memory of Dallas Hardacre
Judith Garner
In Honor of Dr. & Mrs. Joseph
Hayes; Lauren Hayes; Ryan & Liz
Hayes; Andrew Keister; Todd
Keister; Doug Mack; Joe & Tina
Mack; Kevin Mack; Larry & Traci
Mack, Jr.; Marilyn Mack; Sam
& Esta Mack; Sean & Joy Mack;
Thomas & Sabrina Mack; Tom
& Bonnie Mack; Tom & Bobbette
Snyder; Juan & Melissa Valdez
Richard & Linda Keister
In Memory of Douglas C. Jackson
Alice Gross & Family
In Honor of Richard & Linda Keister
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Hayes
In Memory of Jamie Kirk
Connie Early & Kim Bargo
In Memory of Mary Lee
Herb & Christine Fluharty
Ernie & Velma Whitmore
In Honor of Mary Jo Lee
Philip & Nancy Graham
In Memory of Ruby Rich Miller
Dr. William & Betty Stinson
In Honor of Bryan Mills & Anne
Murphy
Darlene Wilhoit
In Memory of Robert & Jane Myers
Pam Hockema
In Honor of our Grandchildren-Jon & Sarah Beeman; Beth Kline;
Marcie & Erich Muensterman;
Audra & Geoff Lemblee; Benjamin, Melissa & Matthew Helm
Donna Beeman
In Honor of Tricia Raney
Darlene Wilhoit
In Memory of Cynthia Welch
Peggy Andis
Renate Eberbach
Alice Gross & Family
Robert & Kelly Lawson
Ross & Sharp, Inc.
Leigh Ann Shafer
Elizabeth Shearer
Steve & Candy Short
Sharon Dyson Stepp
Craig & Diane Trees
Marilyn Wulf
In Memory of Amanda Wiles
William VanNess, II MD
financials
june 30, 2012
2011-2012
board & committees
statement of financial position
ASSETS
Cash/Investments
Prepaid Expenses
Grants Receivable
Long-term Investments
Plant & Equipment
$777,855
4,468
104,654
13,662
2,670,915
TOTAL ASSETS
$3,571,554
LIABILITIES
Short-term Payables
Accrued Expenses
$17,216
72,032
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$89,248
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted Fund
Plant & Equipment Fund
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
$777,704
2,670,915
20,025
13,662
$3,482,306
$3,571,554
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President
Linda R. Hajduk
Community Health Network
Vice President
Christine Nottingham
Certified Public Accountant
Treasurer
John Harris
Community Hospital Anderson
Secretary
Cindy Donnelly
JobSource
Tom Bannon
Anderson/Madison
County Visitors and
Convention Bureau
Fritz Behrens
Retired - Behren’s Paint Spot
Nolan Bernard
Wellpoint
june 30, 2012
statement of cash flows
Lynn Denis
Community Volunteer
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Change in Net Assets
Depreciation
(Gain)/Loss on Investments
Changes in: Grants & Accounts Receivable
Prepaid Expenses
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
-$66,824
95,703
1,404
-17,065
9,383
4,663
1,016
NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES $28,280
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Purchase of Fixed Assets
Purchase of Investments
NET CASH USED BY INVESTING ACTIVITIES
$0
-4,904
$-4,904
Deanna Edwards
Anderson University
Scott Fadness
Town of Fishers, Indiana
Marsha Gebuhr
Episcopal Diocese of
Indianapolis
Patrick Hill
Madison County Solidarity
Labor Council
Preetham Jetty, MD
The Indiana Heart Hospital
NET INCREASE IN CASH
$23,376
Mimi McKee
Eli Lilly & Company
Cash and Cash Equivalents, July 1, 2011
Cash and Cash Equivalents, June 30, 2012
$669,650
$693,026
Jennifer Nemunaitis-Keller, MD
Community ObGyn
Sharon Rich
Retired - St. John’s Health
System
contact information
Local Crisis: (765) 643-0200
Toll Free Crisis: (866) 593-9999
Hancock County: (317) 462-8777
Administration: (765) 643-0218
Blanchard H. Shearer
Attorney-at-Law
P.O. Box 1302
Anderson, IN
46015-1302
www.alternativesdv.org
Sandra Volk
Community Volunteer
BY-LAWS COMMITTEE
Tom Bannon
Margaret Dodd
Sharon Rich
Blanchard H. Shearer, Chair
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly
Linda R. Hajduk, Chair
John Harris
Christine Nottingham
FINANCE/PROPERTY
COMMITTEE
Fritz Behrens
John Harris, Chair
Mary Huff-Campbell
Christine Nottingham
Aaron Reger
Terra Skinner
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly, Chair
Pat Storm
Shawn Swindell
Marsanne Wandel
Bill Warmke
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Dana Donahue
Marsha Dunkin
Mary Beth Goldsmith
Jim Linville
Donna Madinger
Sharon Rich, Chair
Andy Williams
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
Pat Anderson
Sally DeVoe
Deanna Edwards
Michael Harris
Jack Harter
Jason Keller
Jeanne Lee
Christine Nottingham, Chair
Deb Schmink
Sandra Volk
Deborah Webb
Georgeann Whitworth
TRUSTEE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly
Linda R. Hajduk, Chair
John Harris
Christine Nottingham
Blanchard H. Shearer
Sandra Volk
2012
ANNUAL
REPORT
Friends,
6 COUNTIES
executive
message
RESPOND. SUPPORT. PREVENT.
Stop! Enough. No more...
These words capture the sentiments of a coalition of
national organizations set to launch a campaign to halt
domestic violence and sexual assault in America. The
initiative will use all forms of media to push the issue of
domestic violence to the forefront of our country’s
conversation. Among its goals is to stop the stigma, shame
and silence that domestic violence victims often encounter.
Alternatives Inc. has a long history of working to eradicate
abuse, and we’ve never been alone in our efforts. As we
prepare to welcome this powerful new campaign, we thank
our local supporters who, in spite of a sluggish economy,
continue to find innovative ways to help us. In 2012 they
tapped their unique resources to assist us in meeting our
needs and serving our clients. As examples:
• Soma Intimates, an upscale boutique for women’s
apparel, invited customers to purchase bras for our
residents who often arrive at the shelter with no change
of clothing. The goal was 500 items; the result was more
than double that number.
• Sally Beauty Supply awarded us a $1,000 grant to
purchase hair care products and cosmetics to boost
clients’ self esteem as they rebuild their lives.
• Community and Saint John’s hospitals donated the scrubs
that clients enrolled in the certified nurse assistant
program must wear during their clinical training.
• Every Wednesday Prairie Farms delivered to our door a week’s
supply of milk and orange juice at no cost to the shelter.
• Quality Printing in Anderson filmed a video about our
agency, entered it in a statewide competition and won
$5,000 for us.
• Employees from Kleenco repaired our parking lot; Nestle
workers conducted a toy drive at Christmas; Hoosier Park
named us among the beneficiaries of its celebrity drivers
program; a grant from PNC Foundation enabled us to
purchase educational
materials for Robbie’s
Room, our preschool
program...and the list goes
on and on.
The outpouring of
support we feel from new
and old friends continues
to strengthen our belief in
the communities we serve
and the cause we share.
Linda Hajduk
President
Mary Jo Lee
Chief Executive Officer
services & programs
MISSION
STATEMENT:
Alternatives Incorporated
strives to eradicate
family violence in all
its facets through
education, prevention,
and intervention in
Central Indiana.
3,689
Women and children sheltered .......................... 388
Domestic violence victims .................................. 304
Homeless ............................................................... 84
Women and children in transitional housing ........ 11
Transitional bed days .................................... 3,245
Clients utilizing training center .......................... 150
Kid Connection (KC) participants ........................ 24
Crisis hotline calls..........................................
partnerships
MADISON COUNTY
Two well-publicized deaths in Madison County, both related to domestic violence,
boosted awareness of abuse and contributed to a spike in the number of clients
seeking help from Alternatives. New and established partnerships have resulted in
companies and law enforcement agencies raising funds and hosting special events.
Projects have ranged from a block party in Elwood to a food drive in Anderson
to an all-day observance in Lapel. Several partners conducted in-house supply
drives with employees donating food, toys and clothing. All efforts helped defray
our escalating expenses.
Right: As part of monies received from Payless ShoeSource, Alternatives Inc. was able to
provide much-needed new shoes to children staying in the shelter.
backup
MARION COUNTY
Alternatives Inc. serves as a resource
to domestic violence victims in Marion
County. We offer shelter services when
Marion County facilities are operating
at capacity.
awareness
prevention
HANCOCK COUNTY
Our full time victim’s advocate, based at
the Greenfield Police Department, has
successfully taught our dating-violence
curriculum in every school corporation in Hancock County. This year she
extended the “Safe Dates” program to
include the parents of seventh graders in
Greenfield. She also assisted students
at New Palestine High School in hosting
Debbie Norris, whose daughter was
murdered by an abusive boyfriend.
TIPTON COUNTY
Since adding Tipton County to our service
area two years ago we have been raising awareness about domestic violence and about the
services that we make available to victims. We
have a part-time advocate housed at the police
department, and we continue to offer training
to local law enforcement officers. These efforts
are having an impact. We have experienced an
increase in the number of families we serve.
A domestic abuse awareness candlelight vigil took place
in Tipton this past year.
KC hours of individual, group
and tutoring time ..........................................
assistance
Children from Kid Connection
were treated to a day at Conner
Prairie by Alternatives
Board Members.
HAMILTON COUNTY
Elected officials in Hamilton County are
researching the possibility of establishing a domestic violence shelter within
their jurisdiction and have approached
Alternatives about operating such a
facility. A study by IUPUI students has
documented the services presently available to victims in Hamilton County, and
our board has formed a subcommittee
to consider the feasibility of stepping up
assistance to those victims. We currently
have an advocate working part-time in
partnership with Trinity Free Clinic,
an outreach of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church. For several years
Hamilton County has ranked second,
behind Madison County, in the number
of victims that our agency serves.
support
HENRY COUNTY
Students from New Palestine High School got involved
in building awareness for domestic abuse.
New Palestine High School students embraced the “No More”
message through chalk drawings outside their high school.
Domestic violence victims in Henry County are served by
Safe at Home, a nonresidential program formed more than
10 years ago with our help. Depending on their location,
families needing shelter have the option of coming to
Alternatives or to a shelter in Delaware County.
3,520
Outreach clients served ...................................... 290
Awareness/education presentations. .................. 520
Persons reached through presentations ...... 20,714
Volunteers .......................................................... 973
Volunteer hours ............................................. 3,516
2011-2012
funders
Anderson Community School Corporation
Anderson Rotary Club
Christ Church Cathedral
City of Anderson Community Development
Community Hospital Anderson
Domestic Violence Network
Emergency Food and Shelter Program
Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis
Hamilton County Housing Authority
Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
Indiana Department of Child Services
Indiana Department of Education
Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority
JobSource
Madison County Coalition Against Substance Abuse
Madison County Community Foundation
Saxony and the Madison County Solidarity Council helped
the children celebrate and enjoy the season.
NineStar Connect
PNC Foundation
Payless Gives Shoes 4 Kids
Saint John’s Health System/St. Vincent Mercy Hospital
Sally Beauty Cares
Shelter Alliance
Trinity Episcopal Church Indianapolis
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
United Way of Central Indiana
United Way of Madison County
Vectren Foundation
Women’s Fund of Central Indiana, a fund of CICF
WTHR’s Shattering the Silence Campaign
Youth Leadership Academy
Friends,
6 COUNTIES
executive
message
RESPOND. SUPPORT. PREVENT.
Stop! Enough. No more...
These words capture the sentiments of a coalition of
national organizations set to launch a campaign to halt
domestic violence and sexual assault in America. The
initiative will use all forms of media to push the issue of
domestic violence to the forefront of our country’s
conversation. Among its goals is to stop the stigma, shame
and silence that domestic violence victims often encounter.
Alternatives Inc. has a long history of working to eradicate
abuse, and we’ve never been alone in our efforts. As we
prepare to welcome this powerful new campaign, we thank
our local supporters who, in spite of a sluggish economy,
continue to find innovative ways to help us. In 2012 they
tapped their unique resources to assist us in meeting our
needs and serving our clients. As examples:
• Soma Intimates, an upscale boutique for women’s
apparel, invited customers to purchase bras for our
residents who often arrive at the shelter with no change
of clothing. The goal was 500 items; the result was more
than double that number.
• Sally Beauty Supply awarded us a $1,000 grant to
purchase hair care products and cosmetics to boost
clients’ self esteem as they rebuild their lives.
• Community and Saint John’s hospitals donated the scrubs
that clients enrolled in the certified nurse assistant
program must wear during their clinical training.
• Every Wednesday Prairie Farms delivered to our door a week’s
supply of milk and orange juice at no cost to the shelter.
• Quality Printing in Anderson filmed a video about our
agency, entered it in a statewide competition and won
$5,000 for us.
• Employees from Kleenco repaired our parking lot; Nestle
workers conducted a toy drive at Christmas; Hoosier Park
named us among the beneficiaries of its celebrity drivers
program; a grant from PNC Foundation enabled us to
purchase educational
materials for Robbie’s
Room, our preschool
program...and the list goes
on and on.
The outpouring of
support we feel from new
and old friends continues
to strengthen our belief in
the communities we serve
and the cause we share.
Linda Hajduk
President
Mary Jo Lee
Chief Executive Officer
services & programs
MISSION
STATEMENT:
Alternatives Incorporated
strives to eradicate
family violence in all
its facets through
education, prevention,
and intervention in
Central Indiana.
3,689
Women and children sheltered .......................... 388
Domestic violence victims .................................. 304
Homeless ............................................................... 84
Women and children in transitional housing ........ 11
Transitional bed days .................................... 3,245
Clients utilizing training center .......................... 150
Kid Connection (KC) participants ........................ 24
Crisis hotline calls..........................................
partnerships
MADISON COUNTY
Two well-publicized deaths in Madison County, both related to domestic violence,
boosted awareness of abuse and contributed to a spike in the number of clients
seeking help from Alternatives. New and established partnerships have resulted in
companies and law enforcement agencies raising funds and hosting special events.
Projects have ranged from a block party in Elwood to a food drive in Anderson
to an all-day observance in Lapel. Several partners conducted in-house supply
drives with employees donating food, toys and clothing. All efforts helped defray
our escalating expenses.
Right: As part of monies received from Payless ShoeSource, Alternatives Inc. was able to
provide much-needed new shoes to children staying in the shelter.
backup
MARION COUNTY
Alternatives Inc. serves as a resource
to domestic violence victims in Marion
County. We offer shelter services when
Marion County facilities are operating
at capacity.
awareness
prevention
HANCOCK COUNTY
Our full time victim’s advocate, based at
the Greenfield Police Department, has
successfully taught our dating-violence
curriculum in every school corporation in Hancock County. This year she
extended the “Safe Dates” program to
include the parents of seventh graders in
Greenfield. She also assisted students
at New Palestine High School in hosting
Debbie Norris, whose daughter was
murdered by an abusive boyfriend.
TIPTON COUNTY
Since adding Tipton County to our service
area two years ago we have been raising awareness about domestic violence and about the
services that we make available to victims. We
have a part-time advocate housed at the police
department, and we continue to offer training
to local law enforcement officers. These efforts
are having an impact. We have experienced an
increase in the number of families we serve.
A domestic abuse awareness candlelight vigil took place
in Tipton this past year.
KC hours of individual, group
and tutoring time ..........................................
assistance
Children from Kid Connection
were treated to a day at Conner
Prairie by Alternatives
Board Members.
HAMILTON COUNTY
Elected officials in Hamilton County are
researching the possibility of establishing a domestic violence shelter within
their jurisdiction and have approached
Alternatives about operating such a
facility. A study by IUPUI students has
documented the services presently available to victims in Hamilton County, and
our board has formed a subcommittee
to consider the feasibility of stepping up
assistance to those victims. We currently
have an advocate working part-time in
partnership with Trinity Free Clinic,
an outreach of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church. For several years
Hamilton County has ranked second,
behind Madison County, in the number
of victims that our agency serves.
support
HENRY COUNTY
Students from New Palestine High School got involved
in building awareness for domestic abuse.
New Palestine High School students embraced the “No More”
message through chalk drawings outside their high school.
Domestic violence victims in Henry County are served by
Safe at Home, a nonresidential program formed more than
10 years ago with our help. Depending on their location,
families needing shelter have the option of coming to
Alternatives or to a shelter in Delaware County.
3,520
Outreach clients served ...................................... 290
Awareness/education presentations. .................. 520
Persons reached through presentations ...... 20,714
Volunteers .......................................................... 973
Volunteer hours ............................................. 3,516
2011-2012
funders
Anderson Community School Corporation
Anderson Rotary Club
Christ Church Cathedral
City of Anderson Community Development
Community Hospital Anderson
Domestic Violence Network
Emergency Food and Shelter Program
Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis
Hamilton County Housing Authority
Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
Indiana Department of Child Services
Indiana Department of Education
Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority
JobSource
Madison County Coalition Against Substance Abuse
Madison County Community Foundation
Saxony and the Madison County Solidarity Council helped
the children celebrate and enjoy the season.
NineStar Connect
PNC Foundation
Payless Gives Shoes 4 Kids
Saint John’s Health System/St. Vincent Mercy Hospital
Sally Beauty Cares
Shelter Alliance
Trinity Episcopal Church Indianapolis
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
United Way of Central Indiana
United Way of Madison County
Vectren Foundation
Women’s Fund of Central Indiana, a fund of CICF
WTHR’s Shattering the Silence Campaign
Youth Leadership Academy
Friends,
6 COUNTIES
executive
message
RESPOND. SUPPORT. PREVENT.
Stop! Enough. No more...
These words capture the sentiments of a coalition of
national organizations set to launch a campaign to halt
domestic violence and sexual assault in America. The
initiative will use all forms of media to push the issue of
domestic violence to the forefront of our country’s
conversation. Among its goals is to stop the stigma, shame
and silence that domestic violence victims often encounter.
Alternatives Inc. has a long history of working to eradicate
abuse, and we’ve never been alone in our efforts. As we
prepare to welcome this powerful new campaign, we thank
our local supporters who, in spite of a sluggish economy,
continue to find innovative ways to help us. In 2012 they
tapped their unique resources to assist us in meeting our
needs and serving our clients. As examples:
• Soma Intimates, an upscale boutique for women’s
apparel, invited customers to purchase bras for our
residents who often arrive at the shelter with no change
of clothing. The goal was 500 items; the result was more
than double that number.
• Sally Beauty Supply awarded us a $1,000 grant to
purchase hair care products and cosmetics to boost
clients’ self esteem as they rebuild their lives.
• Community and Saint John’s hospitals donated the scrubs
that clients enrolled in the certified nurse assistant
program must wear during their clinical training.
• Every Wednesday Prairie Farms delivered to our door a week’s
supply of milk and orange juice at no cost to the shelter.
• Quality Printing in Anderson filmed a video about our
agency, entered it in a statewide competition and won
$5,000 for us.
• Employees from Kleenco repaired our parking lot; Nestle
workers conducted a toy drive at Christmas; Hoosier Park
named us among the beneficiaries of its celebrity drivers
program; a grant from PNC Foundation enabled us to
purchase educational
materials for Robbie’s
Room, our preschool
program...and the list goes
on and on.
The outpouring of
support we feel from new
and old friends continues
to strengthen our belief in
the communities we serve
and the cause we share.
Linda Hajduk
President
Mary Jo Lee
Chief Executive Officer
services & programs
MISSION
STATEMENT:
Alternatives Incorporated
strives to eradicate
family violence in all
its facets through
education, prevention,
and intervention in
Central Indiana.
3,689
Women and children sheltered .......................... 388
Domestic violence victims .................................. 304
Homeless ............................................................... 84
Women and children in transitional housing ........ 11
Transitional bed days .................................... 3,245
Clients utilizing training center .......................... 150
Kid Connection (KC) participants ........................ 24
Crisis hotline calls..........................................
partnerships
MADISON COUNTY
Two well-publicized deaths in Madison County, both related to domestic violence,
boosted awareness of abuse and contributed to a spike in the number of clients
seeking help from Alternatives. New and established partnerships have resulted in
companies and law enforcement agencies raising funds and hosting special events.
Projects have ranged from a block party in Elwood to a food drive in Anderson
to an all-day observance in Lapel. Several partners conducted in-house supply
drives with employees donating food, toys and clothing. All efforts helped defray
our escalating expenses.
Right: As part of monies received from Payless ShoeSource, Alternatives Inc. was able to
provide much-needed new shoes to children staying in the shelter.
backup
MARION COUNTY
Alternatives Inc. serves as a resource
to domestic violence victims in Marion
County. We offer shelter services when
Marion County facilities are operating
at capacity.
awareness
prevention
HANCOCK COUNTY
Our full time victim’s advocate, based at
the Greenfield Police Department, has
successfully taught our dating-violence
curriculum in every school corporation in Hancock County. This year she
extended the “Safe Dates” program to
include the parents of seventh graders in
Greenfield. She also assisted students
at New Palestine High School in hosting
Debbie Norris, whose daughter was
murdered by an abusive boyfriend.
TIPTON COUNTY
Since adding Tipton County to our service
area two years ago we have been raising awareness about domestic violence and about the
services that we make available to victims. We
have a part-time advocate housed at the police
department, and we continue to offer training
to local law enforcement officers. These efforts
are having an impact. We have experienced an
increase in the number of families we serve.
A domestic abuse awareness candlelight vigil took place
in Tipton this past year.
KC hours of individual, group
and tutoring time ..........................................
assistance
Children from Kid Connection
were treated to a day at Conner
Prairie by Alternatives
Board Members.
HAMILTON COUNTY
Elected officials in Hamilton County are
researching the possibility of establishing a domestic violence shelter within
their jurisdiction and have approached
Alternatives about operating such a
facility. A study by IUPUI students has
documented the services presently available to victims in Hamilton County, and
our board has formed a subcommittee
to consider the feasibility of stepping up
assistance to those victims. We currently
have an advocate working part-time in
partnership with Trinity Free Clinic,
an outreach of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church. For several years
Hamilton County has ranked second,
behind Madison County, in the number
of victims that our agency serves.
support
HENRY COUNTY
Students from New Palestine High School got involved
in building awareness for domestic abuse.
New Palestine High School students embraced the “No More”
message through chalk drawings outside their high school.
Domestic violence victims in Henry County are served by
Safe at Home, a nonresidential program formed more than
10 years ago with our help. Depending on their location,
families needing shelter have the option of coming to
Alternatives or to a shelter in Delaware County.
3,520
Outreach clients served ...................................... 290
Awareness/education presentations. .................. 520
Persons reached through presentations ...... 20,714
Volunteers .......................................................... 973
Volunteer hours ............................................. 3,516
2011-2012
funders
Anderson Community School Corporation
Anderson Rotary Club
Christ Church Cathedral
City of Anderson Community Development
Community Hospital Anderson
Domestic Violence Network
Emergency Food and Shelter Program
Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis
Hamilton County Housing Authority
Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
Indiana Department of Child Services
Indiana Department of Education
Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority
JobSource
Madison County Coalition Against Substance Abuse
Madison County Community Foundation
Saxony and the Madison County Solidarity Council helped
the children celebrate and enjoy the season.
NineStar Connect
PNC Foundation
Payless Gives Shoes 4 Kids
Saint John’s Health System/St. Vincent Mercy Hospital
Sally Beauty Cares
Shelter Alliance
Trinity Episcopal Church Indianapolis
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
United Way of Central Indiana
United Way of Madison County
Vectren Foundation
Women’s Fund of Central Indiana, a fund of CICF
WTHR’s Shattering the Silence Campaign
Youth Leadership Academy
Main Street Wesleyan Church,
Wesleyan Women
Nara Manor
Maplewood Cemetery
Richard & Paula May
James & Margaret McKee
Ronald L. McNabney, Atty, P.C.
American Legion Post 212
Juliana Miller
Anderson Corvette Association
Terresa Moore-Santos
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Anderson Suburban Rotary Club
Mt. Pleasant Church, Missionary Society
Hilda Anderson
Robert & Dorothy Nicholson
Susan M. Anderson, MD
Thonja M. Nicholson
Pat Anderson
Tammy Noland
Anonymous Donors
Ken & Christine Nottingham
Apologia Educational Ministries, Inc. William & Carol Nyberg
Darla S. Astrop
Kris & Ann Ockomon
Stephen & Tina Baker
Papa John’s
Doug & Andrea Banning
Amelia C. Perry
Marilyn A. Barker
Steve & April Phillips
Wilma Barrow
Elizabeth Ploog
Christy Baysinger
Joanne Ray, MD
Kenneth Beasley
Red Gold, Orestes Plant-Employees
Donna Beeman
in Touch
Fritz & Ardyce Behrens
Lora Rich
Greg Bell
T. Michael Robinson
Dennis & Tammy Jo Biele
Larry W. Robbins
Henry & Deborah Bird
Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service
Michael Boards
Jane E. Ruff
Amanda Dawn Boys
Leslie D. Sadler
Jack & Joni Brinkman
Deborah K. Shipp
Broadway Press
Rt. Rev. & Mrs. William E. Smalley
Gina Bronnenberg
Rev. & Mrs. R. Larry Smith
Jerry & Joann Burand
Terry Sollars
Camarada
St. John’s Lutheran Church Women,
Amanda Jill Cantrell
Mary Circle
Etta Carter’s Bridge Club
St. Matthew United Methodist Church
Century And A Half Club
Darrell R. Stephens
Dr. Kelly & Linda Chambers
Chester & Joyce Stewart
Chesterfield Animal HospitalJeffery & Linda Stewart
Allan W. Baker, DVM
Betty L. Stinson
Chesterfield Christian Church
Dr. William & Betty Stinson
Circle Pizza
Patricia Storm
Robert & Vivian Coffman
Texas Roadhouse
Community Northview Care Center Tipton Moose Lodge 1590
Shane Cox
Russell & Sharron Towner
Sally DeVoe
Trinity United Methodist Church
Lora A. Delawter
UAW Local 662 Retiree Chapter
Cheryl L. Delmolino
Valley Grove Elementary School
Lynn Denis
Sally Lee Vasbinder
Dana Donahue
T. Scott & Shari Vermillion
Rebecca Suzonne Douglas
Vicki Warner
Jessica Dreher
Ruby Webb
Craig & Marsha Dunkin
Noel Whetsel
Gary B. Edwards, MD
George & Barbara Whittaker
Elwood Community Middle
Bryan R. Williams
School Students
Tim & Stephanie Williams
Doug A. Eubank
Erin M. Wire
Fishers Police Dept., Citizens’
Marilyn Wulf
Academy Alumni Group
XL Marketing
Geraldine R. Fite
family & individual
Herb & Christine Fluharty
memberships
Harold & Maryann Gardner
Keith Alexander & Terra Skinner
Charles & Marsha Gebuhr
Anderson Rotary Club
Dennis & Carrie Goodwin
Bill & Lynda Anderson
Philip & Nancy Graham
Anonymous Donors
Alice Gross
Misty Asbury
Steven & Cathy Guthrie
Sheila Ashley
Bill & Marilyn Haas
Rhonda L. Badger
Linda Hall
Mike & Bev Badgley
Michael Harris
Homand Bahrami
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Hayes
Candace D. Ballard
Charla J. Hazen
Health Management Advisors, Inc. Thomas F. & Jessica Bannon
Johnna Barnard
Heartland New Holland, Inc.
Sandra Beaty
Heights Finance Corporation
Thomas M. Beeman
Hoosier Homecare Services LLC
Bonnie Bell
Robert & Priscilla Hovermale
Sharon Bell
Independent Order of Foresters
Kathryn A. Benedict
Preetham Jetty, MD
Dianna Benzenbower
Russell & Laurale Johnson
Kappa Kappa Kappa, Lambda Chapter Jay & Betty Berkshire
William & Jeanne Bowen, MD
Roxanne N. Kluesner
Lafayette Township Home Ec Club Evan B. Broderick
Senator Timothy & Cynthia Lanane Ross & Margaret Buckman
Fred & Linda Byers
Beth M. Leavell
Kimberly Cannon
Michael & Johna Lee
Marllon & Emily Carter
Timothy & Jeanne Lee
Legal Secretaries of Madison County Central Wesleyan Church, L.I.F.T.
Ben & Christy Clark
Living Word Worship Center
Randall & Virginia Clevenger
Robert D. Loose Funeral Homes
Clio Women’s Club
& Crematory
Cloud Nine Therapeutic Massage
Perry & Crystal Luna
Beryl Cohen
Madison Co. Contractors Assoc.
Lisa Connors
Maggie’s Diner
Main Street Auto & Tire Service, Inc. Shirley & David Coolidge
Carrie L. Cooper
2011-2012
circle of friends
the golden ring
Anonymous Donor
Beauty Brands Salon Spa Superstore
Fred E. & Thelma V. Boze Foundation
Common Ground Charities
Community Hospital Anderson
Charles & Hazel Dickmann
W.R. Dunkin & Son, Inc.
East Central Roller Derby
Elsa Corporation
Paul A. Eschbacher, Jr.
Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Invincible Aerie #1771
Candace Graham
Rick & Linda Hajduk
Thomas E. Hamer
John & Barb Harris
Jack L. Henricks, III
Pam Hockema
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino
Marion Hovermale
Indiana Police Officers Association
Richard & Linda Keister
Jason Keller & Jennifer Nemunaitis-Keller
Gary & Mary Jo Lee
Stephen & Donna Madinger
Madison County Community Foundation
Park Place Church of God
Edward & Carole Pidcock
Dave Powers Architect, P.C.
Leon & Carol Rattler
John & Sharon Rich
Ricker’s
Ricky Joe Ryder
Bradley A. Stinson
Saint John’s Health System/St.
Vincent Mercy Hospital
John & Marcy Towns
Karen Calhoun Turner
John & Cynthia Vajner
Visionary Enterprises Inc.
David & Jodi Wagner
Joan S. Wright
the silver ring
Alliance One
Anonymous Donor
Judith B. Austin
Michael & Terri Jo Austin
Bethel United Methodist Church
Brent’s Shipping
Lloyd Brown
Brown-Butz-Diedring Funeral Home
William L. & Nancy Carpenter, Jr.
Christ Lutheran Church
Christ Temple Apostolic Church
Community ObGyn
Cross Roads United Methodist Church
Linda G. Duncan
James & Deanna Edwards
Encompass Credit Union
First Merchants Bank of Central IN
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Harvest Bible Fellowship
Patrick & Lynn Hill
A.P. Stanley & Elizabeth Hyde
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Co.
Ivy Tech Community College
Jim Dandy Restaurant, Tipton
George & Nancy Likens
Elizabeth Lilley
Lincoln Square
Robert D. & Linda Loose
Madison County Federal Credit Union
MainSource Bank
Robert & Dawn May
Phil & Holly Miller
Robert & Susan Pensec
Irene P. Raison
David & Holly Renz
Royal Flush Plumbing
Lisa A. Thomas
UAW Local 663 Retiree Chapter
William VanNess, II MD
Don & Sandra Volk
Kellie Wile-Bush
the bronze ring
A. M. Properties
Christine C. Altman
Alicia Copus
Cathy Corcoran
Sandra K. Crail
Creedmoor Glen Homeowners
Assoc. Inc.
Barbara Davis
Donna Davis
Richard & Marilyn DeHaven
Robert & Jan Delph
John & Sandra Dick
Emily Diko
Dick & Cindy Donnelly
Jessica Eskew
Rebecca E. Estle
FAB
Annette Farr
Kathy S. Fletcher
Kandi Floyd
Michelle Fullen
Rene Fuller
Judith Garner
Gloria J. Gindt
Bette Godbey
Mary Beth Goldsmith
GoodSearch
Becky J. Green
William & Ann Hardacre
Catherine E. Hickerson
Joey Hobbs
Holly H. Holbrook
Honey Creek United Methodist
Church, Women for Mission
Karen S. Hosier
Kim D. Huerta
Mary Huff-Campbell
IntelliQ Research, Inc.
Edward & Joanne James
Alexis Jarson
Glenn M. Jones
Charles & Carole Keller
Karesa Knight-Wilkerson
Carl & Victoria Kovacs
Jim & Tracey Linville
Lucky Dog Grooming
Tom & Marcia Lyons
Madison County Women’s Democrat Club
MainSource Bank
Jennifer Marcum
Priscilla McCallister
Carey & Karen McLaughlin, DDS
Marlene McLaughlin
Ronald & Sharon McNabney
Rebecca L. McNicol
Mermaid Pools and Spas
Cynthia J. Miller
Marcia M. Miller
Mitsch Design
Kelly Montembeault
JP Morgan Chase & Co.
Rita Morgan
Steve & Carla Morris
Whitney M. Myers
Donovan & Anya Nealeigh
Kevin Nolley
Old National Bank
Over the Teacups Club
Paramount Theatre
Dean & Beth Parker
Pizza Hut, Elwood
Aaron & Bryn Reger
Kathleen E. Reger
Michael Reynolds
Ron & Michaela Richardson
Dawn Riddle
Kelly A. Ripberger
Raymond & Patricia Robak
Brenda G. Rodgers
Rug Rangers
Matt Rust
Amy L. Saathoff
Debra Schmidt
Deb Schmink
Richard & Barbara Shafer
Jack & Debbie Shearer
Marsha K. Sherrell
Robert E. Sikorski
Julie Slayton
Tom & Bobbette Snyder
Sparkler’s Home Economics Club
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Matthew United Methodist
Church, Charity Circle
Melissa Stanton
Scott & Gena Starks
Melissa Stayton
Nanette Stephenson
Shawn Swindell
Angela Tays
Keith & Mary Trent
Trinity United Methodist Church,
Lida Teeters Circle
Mike & Marsha Utley
Suzanne Dolores Walker
William Warmke
Shirley Weatherly
Cindy Ann Weber
Charla K. Weir
Bill & Belinda Whitmore
Paul & Georgeann Whitworth
Andy Williams
Lori A. Wilson
Joe & Jacquie Sellers Womack
Teresa A. Wrin
Rick Zachary
Amy Zehner
Tamera J. Zimmerman
memorials & honorariums
In Honor of Lee, Heather &
Holly Buchanan
Judith B. Austin
In Memory of Robert D. Carr
Betty L. Stinson
Tim & Stephanie Williams
In Memory of Jerry Etchison
Sandy Etchison
In Memory of Emily Ferrell
Cynthia Ferrell
In Honor of Darla Forney
Patricia Storm
In Honor of Dr. Ann Gebuhr &
John Gebuhr
Charles & Marsha Gebuhr
In Memory of Dallas Hardacre
Judith Garner
In Honor of Dr. & Mrs. Joseph
Hayes; Lauren Hayes; Ryan & Liz
Hayes; Andrew Keister; Todd
Keister; Doug Mack; Joe & Tina
Mack; Kevin Mack; Larry & Traci
Mack, Jr.; Marilyn Mack; Sam
& Esta Mack; Sean & Joy Mack;
Thomas & Sabrina Mack; Tom
& Bonnie Mack; Tom & Bobbette
Snyder; Juan & Melissa Valdez
Richard & Linda Keister
In Memory of Douglas C. Jackson
Alice Gross & Family
In Honor of Richard & Linda Keister
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Hayes
In Memory of Jamie Kirk
Connie Early & Kim Bargo
In Memory of Mary Lee
Herb & Christine Fluharty
Ernie & Velma Whitmore
In Honor of Mary Jo Lee
Philip & Nancy Graham
In Memory of Ruby Rich Miller
Dr. William & Betty Stinson
In Honor of Bryan Mills & Anne
Murphy
Darlene Wilhoit
In Memory of Robert & Jane Myers
Pam Hockema
In Honor of our Grandchildren-Jon & Sarah Beeman; Beth Kline;
Marcie & Erich Muensterman;
Audra & Geoff Lemblee; Benjamin, Melissa & Matthew Helm
Donna Beeman
In Honor of Tricia Raney
Darlene Wilhoit
In Memory of Cynthia Welch
Peggy Andis
Renate Eberbach
Alice Gross & Family
Robert & Kelly Lawson
Ross & Sharp, Inc.
Leigh Ann Shafer
Elizabeth Shearer
Steve & Candy Short
Sharon Dyson Stepp
Craig & Diane Trees
Marilyn Wulf
In Memory of Amanda Wiles
William VanNess, II MD
financials
june 30, 2012
2011-2012
board & committees
statement of financial position
ASSETS
Cash/Investments
Prepaid Expenses
Grants Receivable
Long-term Investments
Plant & Equipment
$777,855
4,468
104,654
13,662
2,670,915
TOTAL ASSETS
$3,571,554
LIABILITIES
Short-term Payables
Accrued Expenses
$17,216
72,032
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$89,248
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted Fund
Plant & Equipment Fund
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
$777,704
2,670,915
20,025
13,662
$3,482,306
$3,571,554
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President
Linda R. Hajduk
Community Health Network
Vice President
Christine Nottingham
Certified Public Accountant
Treasurer
John Harris
Community Hospital Anderson
Secretary
Cindy Donnelly
JobSource
Tom Bannon
Anderson/Madison
County Visitors and
Convention Bureau
Fritz Behrens
Retired - Behren’s Paint Spot
Nolan Bernard
Wellpoint
june 30, 2012
statement of cash flows
Lynn Denis
Community Volunteer
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Change in Net Assets
Depreciation
(Gain)/Loss on Investments
Changes in: Grants & Accounts Receivable
Prepaid Expenses
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
-$66,824
95,703
1,404
-17,065
9,383
4,663
1,016
NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES $28,280
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Purchase of Fixed Assets
Purchase of Investments
NET CASH USED BY INVESTING ACTIVITIES
$0
-4,904
$-4,904
Deanna Edwards
Anderson University
Scott Fadness
Town of Fishers, Indiana
Marsha Gebuhr
Episcopal Diocese of
Indianapolis
Patrick Hill
Madison County Solidarity
Labor Council
Preetham Jetty, MD
The Indiana Heart Hospital
NET INCREASE IN CASH
$23,376
Mimi McKee
Eli Lilly & Company
Cash and Cash Equivalents, July 1, 2011
Cash and Cash Equivalents, June 30, 2012
$669,650
$693,026
Jennifer Nemunaitis-Keller, MD
Community ObGyn
Sharon Rich
Retired - St. John’s Health
System
contact information
Local Crisis: (765) 643-0200
Toll Free Crisis: (866) 593-9999
Hancock County: (317) 462-8777
Administration: (765) 643-0218
Blanchard H. Shearer
Attorney-at-Law
P.O. Box 1302
Anderson, IN
46015-1302
www.alternativesdv.org
Sandra Volk
Community Volunteer
BY-LAWS COMMITTEE
Tom Bannon
Margaret Dodd
Sharon Rich
Blanchard H. Shearer, Chair
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly
Linda R. Hajduk, Chair
John Harris
Christine Nottingham
FINANCE/PROPERTY
COMMITTEE
Fritz Behrens
John Harris, Chair
Mary Huff-Campbell
Christine Nottingham
Aaron Reger
Terra Skinner
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly, Chair
Pat Storm
Shawn Swindell
Marsanne Wandel
Bill Warmke
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Dana Donahue
Marsha Dunkin
Mary Beth Goldsmith
Jim Linville
Donna Madinger
Sharon Rich, Chair
Andy Williams
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
Pat Anderson
Sally DeVoe
Deanna Edwards
Michael Harris
Jack Harter
Jason Keller
Jeanne Lee
Christine Nottingham, Chair
Deb Schmink
Sandra Volk
Deborah Webb
Georgeann Whitworth
TRUSTEE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly
Linda R. Hajduk, Chair
John Harris
Christine Nottingham
Blanchard H. Shearer
Sandra Volk
2012
ANNUAL
REPORT
Main Street Wesleyan Church,
Wesleyan Women
Nara Manor
Maplewood Cemetery
Richard & Paula May
James & Margaret McKee
Ronald L. McNabney, Atty, P.C.
American Legion Post 212
Juliana Miller
Anderson Corvette Association
Terresa Moore-Santos
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Anderson Suburban Rotary Club
Mt. Pleasant Church, Missionary Society
Hilda Anderson
Robert & Dorothy Nicholson
Susan M. Anderson, MD
Thonja M. Nicholson
Pat Anderson
Tammy Noland
Anonymous Donors
Ken & Christine Nottingham
Apologia Educational Ministries, Inc. William & Carol Nyberg
Darla S. Astrop
Kris & Ann Ockomon
Stephen & Tina Baker
Papa John’s
Doug & Andrea Banning
Amelia C. Perry
Marilyn A. Barker
Steve & April Phillips
Wilma Barrow
Elizabeth Ploog
Christy Baysinger
Joanne Ray, MD
Kenneth Beasley
Red Gold, Orestes Plant-Employees
Donna Beeman
in Touch
Fritz & Ardyce Behrens
Lora Rich
Greg Bell
T. Michael Robinson
Dennis & Tammy Jo Biele
Larry W. Robbins
Henry & Deborah Bird
Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service
Michael Boards
Jane E. Ruff
Amanda Dawn Boys
Leslie D. Sadler
Jack & Joni Brinkman
Deborah K. Shipp
Broadway Press
Rt. Rev. & Mrs. William E. Smalley
Gina Bronnenberg
Rev. & Mrs. R. Larry Smith
Jerry & Joann Burand
Terry Sollars
Camarada
St. John’s Lutheran Church Women,
Amanda Jill Cantrell
Mary Circle
Etta Carter’s Bridge Club
St. Matthew United Methodist Church
Century And A Half Club
Darrell R. Stephens
Dr. Kelly & Linda Chambers
Chester & Joyce Stewart
Chesterfield Animal HospitalJeffery & Linda Stewart
Allan W. Baker, DVM
Betty L. Stinson
Chesterfield Christian Church
Dr. William & Betty Stinson
Circle Pizza
Patricia Storm
Robert & Vivian Coffman
Texas Roadhouse
Community Northview Care Center Tipton Moose Lodge 1590
Shane Cox
Russell & Sharron Towner
Sally DeVoe
Trinity United Methodist Church
Lora A. Delawter
UAW Local 662 Retiree Chapter
Cheryl L. Delmolino
Valley Grove Elementary School
Lynn Denis
Sally Lee Vasbinder
Dana Donahue
T. Scott & Shari Vermillion
Rebecca Suzonne Douglas
Vicki Warner
Jessica Dreher
Ruby Webb
Craig & Marsha Dunkin
Noel Whetsel
Gary B. Edwards, MD
George & Barbara Whittaker
Elwood Community Middle
Bryan R. Williams
School Students
Tim & Stephanie Williams
Doug A. Eubank
Erin M. Wire
Fishers Police Dept., Citizens’
Marilyn Wulf
Academy Alumni Group
XL Marketing
Geraldine R. Fite
family & individual
Herb & Christine Fluharty
memberships
Harold & Maryann Gardner
Keith Alexander & Terra Skinner
Charles & Marsha Gebuhr
Anderson Rotary Club
Dennis & Carrie Goodwin
Bill & Lynda Anderson
Philip & Nancy Graham
Anonymous Donors
Alice Gross
Misty Asbury
Steven & Cathy Guthrie
Sheila Ashley
Bill & Marilyn Haas
Rhonda L. Badger
Linda Hall
Mike & Bev Badgley
Michael Harris
Homand Bahrami
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Hayes
Candace D. Ballard
Charla J. Hazen
Health Management Advisors, Inc. Thomas F. & Jessica Bannon
Johnna Barnard
Heartland New Holland, Inc.
Sandra Beaty
Heights Finance Corporation
Thomas M. Beeman
Hoosier Homecare Services LLC
Bonnie Bell
Robert & Priscilla Hovermale
Sharon Bell
Independent Order of Foresters
Kathryn A. Benedict
Preetham Jetty, MD
Dianna Benzenbower
Russell & Laurale Johnson
Kappa Kappa Kappa, Lambda Chapter Jay & Betty Berkshire
William & Jeanne Bowen, MD
Roxanne N. Kluesner
Lafayette Township Home Ec Club Evan B. Broderick
Senator Timothy & Cynthia Lanane Ross & Margaret Buckman
Fred & Linda Byers
Beth M. Leavell
Kimberly Cannon
Michael & Johna Lee
Marllon & Emily Carter
Timothy & Jeanne Lee
Legal Secretaries of Madison County Central Wesleyan Church, L.I.F.T.
Ben & Christy Clark
Living Word Worship Center
Randall & Virginia Clevenger
Robert D. Loose Funeral Homes
Clio Women’s Club
& Crematory
Cloud Nine Therapeutic Massage
Perry & Crystal Luna
Beryl Cohen
Madison Co. Contractors Assoc.
Lisa Connors
Maggie’s Diner
Main Street Auto & Tire Service, Inc. Shirley & David Coolidge
Carrie L. Cooper
2011-2012
circle of friends
the golden ring
Anonymous Donor
Beauty Brands Salon Spa Superstore
Fred E. & Thelma V. Boze Foundation
Common Ground Charities
Community Hospital Anderson
Charles & Hazel Dickmann
W.R. Dunkin & Son, Inc.
East Central Roller Derby
Elsa Corporation
Paul A. Eschbacher, Jr.
Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Invincible Aerie #1771
Candace Graham
Rick & Linda Hajduk
Thomas E. Hamer
John & Barb Harris
Jack L. Henricks, III
Pam Hockema
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino
Marion Hovermale
Indiana Police Officers Association
Richard & Linda Keister
Jason Keller & Jennifer Nemunaitis-Keller
Gary & Mary Jo Lee
Stephen & Donna Madinger
Madison County Community Foundation
Park Place Church of God
Edward & Carole Pidcock
Dave Powers Architect, P.C.
Leon & Carol Rattler
John & Sharon Rich
Ricker’s
Ricky Joe Ryder
Bradley A. Stinson
Saint John’s Health System/St.
Vincent Mercy Hospital
John & Marcy Towns
Karen Calhoun Turner
John & Cynthia Vajner
Visionary Enterprises Inc.
David & Jodi Wagner
Joan S. Wright
the silver ring
Alliance One
Anonymous Donor
Judith B. Austin
Michael & Terri Jo Austin
Bethel United Methodist Church
Brent’s Shipping
Lloyd Brown
Brown-Butz-Diedring Funeral Home
William L. & Nancy Carpenter, Jr.
Christ Lutheran Church
Christ Temple Apostolic Church
Community ObGyn
Cross Roads United Methodist Church
Linda G. Duncan
James & Deanna Edwards
Encompass Credit Union
First Merchants Bank of Central IN
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Harvest Bible Fellowship
Patrick & Lynn Hill
A.P. Stanley & Elizabeth Hyde
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Co.
Ivy Tech Community College
Jim Dandy Restaurant, Tipton
George & Nancy Likens
Elizabeth Lilley
Lincoln Square
Robert D. & Linda Loose
Madison County Federal Credit Union
MainSource Bank
Robert & Dawn May
Phil & Holly Miller
Robert & Susan Pensec
Irene P. Raison
David & Holly Renz
Royal Flush Plumbing
Lisa A. Thomas
UAW Local 663 Retiree Chapter
William VanNess, II MD
Don & Sandra Volk
Kellie Wile-Bush
the bronze ring
A. M. Properties
Christine C. Altman
Alicia Copus
Cathy Corcoran
Sandra K. Crail
Creedmoor Glen Homeowners
Assoc. Inc.
Barbara Davis
Donna Davis
Richard & Marilyn DeHaven
Robert & Jan Delph
John & Sandra Dick
Emily Diko
Dick & Cindy Donnelly
Jessica Eskew
Rebecca E. Estle
FAB
Annette Farr
Kathy S. Fletcher
Kandi Floyd
Michelle Fullen
Rene Fuller
Judith Garner
Gloria J. Gindt
Bette Godbey
Mary Beth Goldsmith
GoodSearch
Becky J. Green
William & Ann Hardacre
Catherine E. Hickerson
Joey Hobbs
Holly H. Holbrook
Honey Creek United Methodist
Church, Women for Mission
Karen S. Hosier
Kim D. Huerta
Mary Huff-Campbell
IntelliQ Research, Inc.
Edward & Joanne James
Alexis Jarson
Glenn M. Jones
Charles & Carole Keller
Karesa Knight-Wilkerson
Carl & Victoria Kovacs
Jim & Tracey Linville
Lucky Dog Grooming
Tom & Marcia Lyons
Madison County Women’s Democrat Club
MainSource Bank
Jennifer Marcum
Priscilla McCallister
Carey & Karen McLaughlin, DDS
Marlene McLaughlin
Ronald & Sharon McNabney
Rebecca L. McNicol
Mermaid Pools and Spas
Cynthia J. Miller
Marcia M. Miller
Mitsch Design
Kelly Montembeault
JP Morgan Chase & Co.
Rita Morgan
Steve & Carla Morris
Whitney M. Myers
Donovan & Anya Nealeigh
Kevin Nolley
Old National Bank
Over the Teacups Club
Paramount Theatre
Dean & Beth Parker
Pizza Hut, Elwood
Aaron & Bryn Reger
Kathleen E. Reger
Michael Reynolds
Ron & Michaela Richardson
Dawn Riddle
Kelly A. Ripberger
Raymond & Patricia Robak
Brenda G. Rodgers
Rug Rangers
Matt Rust
Amy L. Saathoff
Debra Schmidt
Deb Schmink
Richard & Barbara Shafer
Jack & Debbie Shearer
Marsha K. Sherrell
Robert E. Sikorski
Julie Slayton
Tom & Bobbette Snyder
Sparkler’s Home Economics Club
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Matthew United Methodist
Church, Charity Circle
Melissa Stanton
Scott & Gena Starks
Melissa Stayton
Nanette Stephenson
Shawn Swindell
Angela Tays
Keith & Mary Trent
Trinity United Methodist Church,
Lida Teeters Circle
Mike & Marsha Utley
Suzanne Dolores Walker
William Warmke
Shirley Weatherly
Cindy Ann Weber
Charla K. Weir
Bill & Belinda Whitmore
Paul & Georgeann Whitworth
Andy Williams
Lori A. Wilson
Joe & Jacquie Sellers Womack
Teresa A. Wrin
Rick Zachary
Amy Zehner
Tamera J. Zimmerman
memorials & honorariums
In Honor of Lee, Heather &
Holly Buchanan
Judith B. Austin
In Memory of Robert D. Carr
Betty L. Stinson
Tim & Stephanie Williams
In Memory of Jerry Etchison
Sandy Etchison
In Memory of Emily Ferrell
Cynthia Ferrell
In Honor of Darla Forney
Patricia Storm
In Honor of Dr. Ann Gebuhr &
John Gebuhr
Charles & Marsha Gebuhr
In Memory of Dallas Hardacre
Judith Garner
In Honor of Dr. & Mrs. Joseph
Hayes; Lauren Hayes; Ryan & Liz
Hayes; Andrew Keister; Todd
Keister; Doug Mack; Joe & Tina
Mack; Kevin Mack; Larry & Traci
Mack, Jr.; Marilyn Mack; Sam
& Esta Mack; Sean & Joy Mack;
Thomas & Sabrina Mack; Tom
& Bonnie Mack; Tom & Bobbette
Snyder; Juan & Melissa Valdez
Richard & Linda Keister
In Memory of Douglas C. Jackson
Alice Gross & Family
In Honor of Richard & Linda Keister
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Hayes
In Memory of Jamie Kirk
Connie Early & Kim Bargo
In Memory of Mary Lee
Herb & Christine Fluharty
Ernie & Velma Whitmore
In Honor of Mary Jo Lee
Philip & Nancy Graham
In Memory of Ruby Rich Miller
Dr. William & Betty Stinson
In Honor of Bryan Mills & Anne
Murphy
Darlene Wilhoit
In Memory of Robert & Jane Myers
Pam Hockema
In Honor of our Grandchildren-Jon & Sarah Beeman; Beth Kline;
Marcie & Erich Muensterman;
Audra & Geoff Lemblee; Benjamin, Melissa & Matthew Helm
Donna Beeman
In Honor of Tricia Raney
Darlene Wilhoit
In Memory of Cynthia Welch
Peggy Andis
Renate Eberbach
Alice Gross & Family
Robert & Kelly Lawson
Ross & Sharp, Inc.
Leigh Ann Shafer
Elizabeth Shearer
Steve & Candy Short
Sharon Dyson Stepp
Craig & Diane Trees
Marilyn Wulf
In Memory of Amanda Wiles
William VanNess, II MD
financials
june 30, 2012
2011-2012
board & committees
statement of financial position
ASSETS
Cash/Investments
Prepaid Expenses
Grants Receivable
Long-term Investments
Plant & Equipment
$777,855
4,468
104,654
13,662
2,670,915
TOTAL ASSETS
$3,571,554
LIABILITIES
Short-term Payables
Accrued Expenses
$17,216
72,032
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$89,248
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted Fund
Plant & Equipment Fund
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
$777,704
2,670,915
20,025
13,662
$3,482,306
$3,571,554
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President
Linda R. Hajduk
Community Health Network
Vice President
Christine Nottingham
Certified Public Accountant
Treasurer
John Harris
Community Hospital Anderson
Secretary
Cindy Donnelly
JobSource
Tom Bannon
Anderson/Madison
County Visitors and
Convention Bureau
Fritz Behrens
Retired - Behren’s Paint Spot
Nolan Bernard
Wellpoint
june 30, 2012
statement of cash flows
Lynn Denis
Community Volunteer
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Change in Net Assets
Depreciation
(Gain)/Loss on Investments
Changes in: Grants & Accounts Receivable
Prepaid Expenses
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
-$66,824
95,703
1,404
-17,065
9,383
4,663
1,016
NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES $28,280
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Purchase of Fixed Assets
Purchase of Investments
NET CASH USED BY INVESTING ACTIVITIES
$0
-4,904
$-4,904
Deanna Edwards
Anderson University
Scott Fadness
Town of Fishers, Indiana
Marsha Gebuhr
Episcopal Diocese of
Indianapolis
Patrick Hill
Madison County Solidarity
Labor Council
Preetham Jetty, MD
The Indiana Heart Hospital
NET INCREASE IN CASH
$23,376
Mimi McKee
Eli Lilly & Company
Cash and Cash Equivalents, July 1, 2011
Cash and Cash Equivalents, June 30, 2012
$669,650
$693,026
Jennifer Nemunaitis-Keller, MD
Community ObGyn
Sharon Rich
Retired - St. John’s Health
System
contact information
Local Crisis: (765) 643-0200
Toll Free Crisis: (866) 593-9999
Hancock County: (317) 462-8777
Administration: (765) 643-0218
Blanchard H. Shearer
Attorney-at-Law
P.O. Box 1302
Anderson, IN
46015-1302
www.alternativesdv.org
Sandra Volk
Community Volunteer
BY-LAWS COMMITTEE
Tom Bannon
Margaret Dodd
Sharon Rich
Blanchard H. Shearer, Chair
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly
Linda R. Hajduk, Chair
John Harris
Christine Nottingham
FINANCE/PROPERTY
COMMITTEE
Fritz Behrens
John Harris, Chair
Mary Huff-Campbell
Christine Nottingham
Aaron Reger
Terra Skinner
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly, Chair
Pat Storm
Shawn Swindell
Marsanne Wandel
Bill Warmke
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Dana Donahue
Marsha Dunkin
Mary Beth Goldsmith
Jim Linville
Donna Madinger
Sharon Rich, Chair
Andy Williams
RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
Pat Anderson
Sally DeVoe
Deanna Edwards
Michael Harris
Jack Harter
Jason Keller
Jeanne Lee
Christine Nottingham, Chair
Deb Schmink
Sandra Volk
Deborah Webb
Georgeann Whitworth
TRUSTEE DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
Cindy Donnelly
Linda R. Hajduk, Chair
John Harris
Christine Nottingham
Blanchard H. Shearer
Sandra Volk
2012
ANNUAL
REPORT