Spanda Inc. 2010

“It takes only a single idea,
a single action, to move the world”
Our Mission:
Launched in 2006 by Dr. DeAnn Fitzgerald, O.D., Spanda Inc.’s mission is to
combine the expertise of optometry with other health care specialties to
improve the lives of all individuals throughout the world.
OUR VISION:
To provide innovative programming
that assists each participant in their
ability to perform activities of daily
living with confidence, creativity and
independence.
Our Guiding Values:
Leadership: We are all leaders with a clear vision and purpose.
Passion: We have enthusiasm, energy and inspiration for our work
and service to others.
Integrity: We operate with honesty, we are reliable, and we are
stewards of our community’s resources.
Service: We operate with compassion, awareness and empowerment to
those we are privileged to serve.
Spanda Inc.
3255 Williams Blvd SW, Suite 2
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
Office: (319) 364-2311
Fax: (319) 364-9828
www.spandainc.com
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Table of Contents:
Guiding Values/Vision
Letter from Founder
History
Board of Directors
Programs:
Eye Care Kenya
CRVIM
Financial Profile
Donors & Volunteers
Pg 1
Pg 2
Pg 3
Pg 3
Pg 4
Pg 7
Pg 11
Pg 12
People of Spanda Inc.
Dr. DeAnn Fitzgerald, O.D.
Founder
Sandy Mostaert
Special Events Coordinator
Jessie Schmidt
PR/Web Coordinator
Khris Kelson
Comptroller
Carol Luth
Director, CRVIM
Therese Molloy, OT/L
Clinic Manager, CRVIM
Carrie Paulsen, OTR/L
Pediatric Specialist, CRVIM
Dear Community Friends,
Welcome to Spanda Inc.’s first annual report! Little did I know when I
planned my first mission trip to Kipkaren, Kenya, in 2006, that in four
short years, we would have a well-established nonprofit supporting two
missions: our international program, Eye Care Kenya and our local
program, Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion.
Our mission is to combine eye care with other health care specialties to
serve the needs of all individuals world-wide. And, most importantly, our
success in doing this is predicated on community partnerships,
collaboration, and inclusiveness. Believing in the concept of solidarity, a
group of very talented and committed individuals have come together to
achieve a common and greater purpose than what we individually could
do on our own. From our founding Spanda Inc. Board of Directors to
our volunteers, donors, and staff we have accomplished some amazing
results in a short period of time. A huge thank you to everyone who has
joined us in bringing eye care services, vision rehabilitation services, and
other health care services to our local community as well as to our
Kenyan neighbors.
In this report you will find a brief history of Spanda, a snapshot of our
financial picture, and an overview of our two programs as well as the
individuals they serve. Although a young organization, our services have
grown and the number of individuals served by our programs has
increased over 58% this past year. Additionally, the number of individual
donors committed to supporting our agency grew by over 300 individual
donors! We appreciate your review of our report and invite you to contact
us with any questions.
Kimberly Torres, COTA/L
Occupational Therapy Assistant, CRVIM
It has been an amazing journey, and we all are excited as we look towards
the future. Remember Spanda’s motto: “It takes only a single idea, a
single action to move the world”. Thank you for joining with us!
Denise Helle
Insurance/Billing, CRVIM
Sincerely,
Judy Haro
Receptionist, CRVIM
Beth Scott
Receptionist, CRVIM
Dr. DeAnn Fitzgerald, OD
Spanda Inc. Founder and Board Chairperson
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Spanda Inc. was founded as a nonprofit organization in 2006 by Dr.
DeAnn Fitzgerald, a local Cedar Rapids, IA, optometrist. Spanda means
“movement” and its motto is: “it takes only a single idea, a single action
to move the world”. Spanda’s mission is to combine optometry with
other health care specialties to improve the lives of all individuals—
regardless of age or personal situations—throughout the world. Spanda
prides itself in partnering with other organizations to further this
important mission.
Dr. Fitzgerald has a strong history of philanthropic work and experience.
In 2006, after meeting a representative from the organization,
Empowering Lives International, she developed her first program,
“Eye Care Kenya”.
Left: Picture of
the eye and
health care clinic
established in
Kipkaren, Kenya,
with the help of
the “Eye Care
Kenya” Program.
In 2008, Dr Fitzgerald wished to expand Spanda’s focus to include her
local community. Spanda Inc. developed and opened Cedar Rapids
Vision In Motion, an outpatient occupational therapy clinic specializing
in vision rehabilitation.
Right: Picture of
the Cedar Rapids
Vision In Motion
clinic, established
in 2008 as the
second program of
Spanda Inc.
Spanda has grown to support a budget of over $400,000 and includes a
staff of four full-time and two part-time individuals. Over 400 individual
donors support programming, and many community volunteers assist
with operational and fundraising support.
Spanda Inc.
Board of Directors
We are proud and fortunate to be
governed by a diverse and caring
volunteer board dedicated to
furthering the mission of Spanda.
Our 2010 board members included:
Dr. DeAnn Fitzgerald, O.D.,
Board Chairperson
Owner of Dr. Fitzgerald &
Associates, Founder of Spanda
Inc.
Dr. Debra Brooks, Vice-Chair
CEO of Iowa Neuromuscular
Therapy Center
Jim Hall, CPA, Treasurer
CEO of Rehab Management
Services, LLC
Jaye Kennedy, Secretary
Director of Development College
of Education and the Belin &
Blank Center, University of Iowa
Shelly Morelock,
Re-entry Coordinator for 6th
Judicial District Department of
Correctional Services
Juli Hardin,
Owner of Jules Bakery
Karen Bruess,
Vice-President of Human
Resources for Four Oaks Family
and Children Services
Dr. Susan Kelly-Taylor, PhD,
LMHC,
Mercy Medical Center,
Cedar Rapids, IA
Dawn Wilber,
Senior Software Manager for
Rockwell Collins
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Who Are We:
Eye Care Kenya is the international program of Spanda Inc. and is dedicated
to bringing eye and health care services to countries that do not have access
to these services in a sustainable and replicable manner.
Who We Serve:
Through a partnership that began in 2006 with a
California-based nonprofit, Empowering Lives
International, Spanda Inc. has helped to build an eye
care, health care, and dental clinic in the rural village
of Kipkaren, Kenya. The village is home to 32,000
individuals who lacked access to the basic necessities
of clean water and health care. Many had to travel
over two hours (by a village auto) to the nearest
health care facility in Eldoret, Kenya, in order to
receive any services. The Kipkaren clinic is proudly staffed by local Kenyans
who have been trained and educated in the various health care specialties.
Accomplishments of Eye Care Kenya:
Spanda Inc. has sponsored four mission trips to Kipkaren (2006,
2007, 2009, January 2011).
Since the establishment of the clinic, the Kipkaren clinic staff
report a 75% decrease in common illness cases due to the ability
to offer preventative care.
The clinic delivers the following services via trained Kenyan staff:
Acute care disease management
HIV testing and counseling
Maternal and child care (Spanda purchased a portable
ultrasound machine for use at the clinic)
Pharmaceutical services
Full scale eye care services with locally trained
optometrist, Julius, and lab to manufacture glasses
Full scale dental services initiated in 2010
A group of MBA students from the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology conducted an in-depth business plan and analysis of
the clinic (in 2009). Their report shows a sustainable clinic model
with optometry and dentistry services as two revenue generating
endeavors. Both will assist the clinic in becoming self-sufficient
and sustainable. The report noted the clinic needs to develop
marketing strategies to make the villagers aware of all of the
services available.
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In 2009/2010 in partnership with Metro North Rotary, three
wells were dug supplying the village, clinic and community school
with clean water.
In 2010, Spanda raised money to furnish the clinic with a full
scale dental program, including a dental chair and needed
equipment. In 2009, Dental Associates of Cedar Rapids sponsored
staff member, Carla Mulneaux, to assess the clinic’s dental
equipment needs. In 2010, Dental Associates of Cedar Rapids
spearheaded fundraising efforts to equip the clinic with needed
materials.
Spanda Inc. is currently assisting the Kipkaren village with the
formation of a sewing and quilting enterprise. Spanda will help
with the establishment of United States based markets for the
materials produced by the local villagers.
Spanda Inc. is also partnering with The Living Room, a nonprofit
who has built a hospice house adjacent to the clinic. The Living
Room provides comprehensive hospice care to all in need—
including AIDS and cancer patients. The hospice house is now
able to access clean water and health care services from the clinic.
Spanda Inc. is also developing a plan to bring motorcycle
ambulances to the region (2011-2012).
Spanda Inc. has been approached by a group of missionaries in
Korr, Kenya (northern desert region of Kenya), to help develop a
clean water/medical clinic plan to serve the ten
semi-nomadic tribes of this region.
“KenYa See My Future in Your Eyes”
Dental Banquet :
One of Spanda Inc.’s major 2010 fundraising events was the “KenYa See My
Future in Your Eyes” Dental Banquet. Through the leadership of Dental
Associates of Cedar Rapids, Spanda Inc. was able to net $30,000 at the
September 18, banquet. All proceeds benefitted the dental and water
projects of the Kipkaren clinic and village.
Over 350 guests enjoyed an evening of authentic
Kenyan food, music by the University of Iowa Steel
Drum Band, and were entertained by MC Beth
Maliki, KCRG anchorwoman. A live and silent
auction also was held. The 2011 Spanda mission
team was able to see local Kenyan dentist, Jeremiah,
utilizing the new equipment and dental chair.
Above:
Attendees
browse the
silent auction.
Left: The U
of I Steel
Drum Band
warming up
to perform.
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“Maji ni uhai” ~ Water is Life
Imagine watching a mother with two children retrieving water from a dirty
ditch because they do not have access to something we take for granted:
clean drinking water. Unfortunately this is the reality for one billion
individuals world-wide who lack a clean water supply. The country of Kenya
ranks second in the world for individuals without access to clean water.
Spanda’s goal is to help change this reality.
In 2009, Spanda began the ambitious goal of
raising money to provide clean water to the
Kipkaren, Kenya, village. In partnership with
Metro North Rotary of Cedar Rapids, close to
$50,000 was raised. Three boreholes with piping
were completed in the spring of 2010, supplying
clean water to the clinic, to the community school
and to the village at-large. The wells impact over
32,000 villagers daily who, for the first time, do
not need to forage for water or boil water to make
it safe for drinking.
Above: A picture of
Betty, who chlorinates
water for her neighbors,
support group and self.
Above: Drilling of the
well for the clinic.
Spanda also worked with the Pure Water for All
Foundation founded by John Hays of Washington,
Iowa. Hand-held chlorinators, as well as an
industrial chlorinator have been installed at the
Kipkaren clinic. The hand-held chlorinators can
produce enough chlorine to treat water for over
5,000 individuals daily. Local villagers have been
trained to make the chlorine. One special
individual, Betty, used the chlorinator to treat
water for her neighbors and for the support group
she helped to start for individuals with HIV/AIDS.
The need for clean water is a basic human right and one that Spanda is
proud to champion. Water truly is life!
Above: Kids at the Chebaiywa School in Kipkaren getting clean
water for the first time from the well at their school.
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Who Are We:
Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion combines the expertise of occupational
therapy and optometry together for an all-encompassing approach to vision
rehabilitation. The occupational therapy staff and optometrist provide
innovative programming through the use of state-of-the-art equipment and
the latest research on the brain’s neuroplastic and sensory processing
capabilities.
Who We Serve:
Patients with Low Vision
Mildred has been diagnosed with age-related macular degeneration, a disease
which robs the sight of mostly older adults. Through the services at Cedar
Rapids Vision In Motion, she has been able to receive a low vision
functional optometric exam, which revealed where she still had remaining
sight. With the assistance of the low vision occupational therapist, she
received three training sessions. These enabled her to learn how to use her
remaining vision more effectively to read her medicine bottles and to cook.
The occupational therapist was able to suggest appropriate magnification
and lighting—all of which increased her quality of life. Although Mildred
feared being placed in a nursing home due to her declining eye sight, she
remains living independently and safely in her own home enjoying her
ability to read her mail and to prepare her favorite recipes.
Patients with Brain Injuries
Andrea was in the back seat of her parent’s car when they were hit head-on
by a drunk driver. At the time, she was a seventeen year-old gymnast headed
into her senior year of high school, where she took advanced placement
courses and was on target to be one of the class valedictorians.
Unfortunately, Andrea suffered from an undiagnosed post concussion. She
could not keep her balance, her vision ”was off”, and she could not
comprehend what she was reading without hours of trying to re-read and
process the information. Through the support of the optometrist, Andrea
was given blue tint filters to stabilize her vision and balance. The center’s
occupational therapist introduced Andrea to cranio-sacral therapy in an
effort to manage her pain more effectively. And, Andrea took part in an
innovative sensory reintegration therapy. Proudly, she is now in college
where she is excelling. Andrea reported, “I know that truly in my heart, my
everyday activities and level of pain would be completely different than it is today, if I
had not gone to Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion.”
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Pediatric Patients with Learning Difficulties, Development Delays
and Sensory Processing Disorders
Cameron is a five-year old kindergartner with a diagnosis of autism. He was
unable to dress himself, did not sleep well, had a dislike for lights on in his
house, wore ear covers to block out over stimulating sounds, and screamed
constantly throughout the day. Cameron was given a battery of assessments
which noted deficiencies in coordination, sensory processing, eye/hand
coordination, and both fine and gross motor skills.
After consultation with the optometrist, the occupational therapist, and his
primary health care provider, Cameron took part in the “Sensory Learning
Program”, which is an intensive immersive therapy combining vision,
auditory, and balance retraining simultaneously. Thirty days after
completing the therapy, his mother noted the following changes:
“Cameron is able to use new words and form longer sentences. For the first
time, he is able to describe things to me!”
“We have been able to go out to eat and shopping without screaming or
crying fits.”
“Cameron is able to play independently without constant supervision.”
"I was nervous to commit to SLP. From many of the therapies, diets and medications
I've tried, I was not expecting results. Within the first week of therapy, I noticed
changes. You guys have by far exceeded my expectations! We like to think of the
Vision In Motion girls as our angels. You have done things other therapists haven't
been able to even come close to in 3 years of therapy—you did it in one month! I will
refer anyone I know in need of sensory therapy." concluded Cameron’s mom.
Patients with Headaches, Neck/Back Pain, Post Surgical Edema
Khris came to Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion in April 2009 with a
lumbering walk and swollen knees the size of footballs. She was quickly
losing mobility in her left knee, requiring her to have knee replacement
surgery. For one year prior to her scheduled surgery, the center’s
occupational therapist who specializes in Lymph Drainage and Cranio-Sacral
Therapy worked with Khris to reduce the swelling in her knee by performing
Lymph Drainage. The therapy helped to get the fluid around her knee
moving out, which allowed the swelling to subside prior to her total knee
replacement.
During surgery, the doctor was surprised there wasn’t more swelling in her
knee because they discovered there was more damage than they’d originally
thought. “Therese performed a miracle for me. Without these services, I would have
had a much harder time after surgery. My surgeon was amazed at what these
treatments did for me,” says Khris.
Today, Khris continues with elective Lymph Drainage treatments as
maintenance for her new knee, as well as a preventative measure for her
right knee.
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The Community
Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion offers an annual continuing education
conference to professionals, caregivers and consumers throughout the State
of Iowa. In January of 2010, the Second Annual “Training Your Brain to
See Again” Conference was held at the Kirkwood Community College
Continuing Education Center. Seventy-eight individuals attended and heard
co-keynote speakers, Diana Ludlam and Dr. Ken Ciuffreda speak on
neurologically related oculomotor abnormalities as well as appropriate
treatment strategies.
Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion staff also presented to:
The Brain Injury Association of Iowa
Local Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs
Rockwell Collins
Low Vision Support Groups in Northeastern Iowa
As well as various community health fairs and walks
Additionally, Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion provided two community
outreach projects to the nonprofit organization, Four Oaks. Funding for one
of the projects was provided by the Rockwell Collins Charitable Grant
Program. Vision training skills classes were provided to the after-school
autism group and a mobile visagraph clinic was offered to students of the
Four Oaks campus school. The project determined if children had eyetracking problems which were associated with lower reading scores.
Program Statistics:
During FY’2010 (January 2010-December 2010), a total of 876 unduplicated
patients were served. This was a 58% increase from FY’2009.
Breakdown of Therapy Patients Served in FY’2010
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Cedar Rapids TalentFest Fundraising Event:
The Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion clinic accepts
all major insurances, including Medicare and Iowa
Medicaid. Approximately one-third of all patients
served at the clinic receive free or reduced cost
services. Much of this has been made possible due to the founder, Dr.
DeAnn Fitzgerald’s, own personal generosity and through fundraising.
The Cedar Rapids TalentFest kicked off in 2010 as the signature fundraising
event for the clinic. All proceeds garnered from this event are put towards
scholarships and funding to benefit clients in need of the services provided
at the clinic. The TalentFest offered the opportunity to audition (at six
different dates from March through June) with the chance to be one of the
16 finalists performing at Theatre Cedar Rapids. KCRG Show You Care,
Mix 96.5 and Dr. Fitzgerald & Associates were major sponsors. Through
ticket sales at the finale and through audition fees, close to $8,000 was
raised to benefit the clinic. This event has become an annual fundraiser for
Cedar Rapids Vision In Motion.
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Top: The top 16 finalists in front of the red curtain at Theatre Cedar Rapids.
Middle Left: Two contestants take a break before their performance and pose for a picture.
Middle Right: Cortney Albers singing her song, she was the Grand Prize winner.
Bottom Left: Oakey, winner of the Mascot Competition, and her owner.
Bottom Right: MC’s Joe Winters and Scott Sanborn.
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Revenue:
Where the money comes from:
Insurance/Private Pay Clients
Low Vision Store Sales
Founder Donation:
Building Rent
Administrative Salaries
Donations/Grants
TOTAL
$151,091.00
39,086.00
147,280.00
112,457.29
$449,914.29
Expenses:
Where the money goes:
Personnel, Payroll Taxes, Health Insurance
Direct Client Assistance
Rent, Utilities, Maintenance
Low Vision Equipment
Consulting Fees
Program/Office Supplies
Liability Insurance
Advertising
TOTAL
NET INCOME
$265,951.00
72,039.00
48,071.66
24,862.00
12,800.00
12,000.00
7,500.00
6,100.00
449,323.66
$590.63
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Michael L. Walker, D.D.S, M.S.
Steve & Sandra Watkins
Bob & Nadia Wattnem
Kathy Waychoff
Chad Weber
Bob Weimerskirch
Jean Wenisch
Cheryl Wernimont
West Music, Cedar Rapids
Westdale Mall
Danny & Raejean White
Layton White
Debb Whitney
Dawn Wilber
Emily Rose Williams
Erica Williams
Sarah Williams
Joe Winters
Dave Wise
Thomas Wolle
Debbie Wright
Leon Wright
La Sheila Yates
Donna Young
Jeff & Veronica Young
Nina Yu
Gene & Bev Zacek
Christine Zimmerman
Zin’s Restauant
Marian Zupke
**Thank you to all of our volunteers, donors and supporters; we
appreciate everything you do. We apologize if anyone was inadvertently
left off the list.