Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham
of Greater Birmingham phone: (205) 939.5590 fax: (205) 939.5595 www.bbbsbhm.org ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham 1901 14th Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35205 Big Brothers Big Sisters Report to the Community 2011 “The Birmingham Business Alliance’s 2011 Nonprofit of the Year” NONPROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 3174 BIRMINGHAM, AL 2012 Board of Directors Michael Waller, CPC Robert Buchalter Harlan Sands, J.D., M.B.A. F. Keith Covington President Community Leader Fundraising Committee Chair Capital Growth Buchalter Vice President UAB Legal Personnel Committee Chair Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Pamela Blalock Brian Ethridge Secretary Blue Cross Blue Shield of AL Ryan Austin Bryant Bank Willie Henderson Arby’s Treasurer Hoar Construction Donna Hightower Michael Anderson Governance Chair Collateral Holdings, LTD Community Volunteer Bobby Knight Alison Lindsay Curtis Anthony Mary Anna Raburn AA Management, LLC Carey L. Rome The Cypress Group John Sellers Community Volunteer/ Big Brother Celia Haynes Shorts Alabama Power Company Anthony “Tony” Smith Sirote & Permutt, P.C. Shane Spray Cadence Bank Brian Tucker Greystar CBS 42 BB&T Marvell (Chip) Bivins, Jr. Debbie Long Protective Life Corporation Energen Corporation Young Advisory Board Patrick Robinson President Bank Card of America, Inc. Chris Hicks Vice President Paychex Christina Gandia Princeton Baptist Medical Center Samantha DeLappe Secretary Princeton Baptist Medical Center Christie Borton Maynard Cooper & Gale, PC Amy Eddings Charles Norton Brad Gannon Andrew Russell Medaus Pharmacy Hydinger & Stewart Commercial Properties Molly Hilyer Sarrell Dental Marquita Lewis UAB Division of Preventative Medicine Mark Lovoy Merrill Lynch Sarah Malcom Forensic Strategic Solutions Birmingham Business Alliance’s 2011 Non-Profit of the Year! Colonial Properties Trust Starnes & Atchison LLP Susan Shields Leadership Birmingham Tiffany Taylor Sellers, Richardson, Holman, and West, LLP Tomeka Walker U.S. Internal Revenue Service Winner of the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America 2011 Gold Standard Award! Blount County Fashion Show Sponsors Ms. Faye Blackwood Ms. Alene Bullard Ms. Jeanette Elgin Ms. Jacquelyn Gardner Ms. Nadine Lamb Ms. Jean Lanier Ms. Connie Millwood Ms. Betty Reeves Ms. Jane Reid Ms. Linda Tidwell Ms. Susan White Ms. Mildred Williams Mrs. John Wilson Cato Lemley-Brown Funeral Home Ms. Birdella Gilbert Ms. Paulette Speegle Ms. Geneva Miller Ms. Karen Cook SheaRue, Inc DBA Cleveland Pharmacy Tortillas Sabinas Veriosa Club Lester Memorial United Methodist Church Faith Class Blount County-Oneonta Chamber of Commerce The Southern Democrat, Inc Mr. David Standridge Ms. Bertha Sloan Heritage Dental, P.C. Processing Design Solutions, LLC Jim Murphree Insurance Agency Inc. J & M Pharmacy & Compounding Center Provence Specialty Gifts Blount Realty Team Spann Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pruett Ms. Carolyn Jackson Ms. Cathy Irvin Ms. Barbara Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wright Mrs. Patricia Smith Ms. Reba Martin Blount County District Attorney Spring Valley Beach, Inc. Dear Friend of Big Brothers Big Sisters, 2011 was an exciting and eventful year at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham (BBBS)! The hard work of our dedicated Board of Directors, donors, volunteers, and staff was recognized when BBBS was named the 2011 Best Non-Profit of the Year by the Birmingham Business Alliance. Our Bowl for Kids’ Sake events continued to prove tremendously successful, as did our annual Arby’s Charity Golf Tour. We want to thank everyone who supported us in our 2011 fundraising events. The trip to beautiful Camp Hargis for 40 Littles is always a highlight of our year at BBBS. Last year, Camp was once again made possible by our outstanding Young Advisory Board, who raised more than $10,000 to send our Littles to Camp. Many of our Bigs and Littles had a blast attending an Atlanta Braves game for Big Brothers Big Sisters Day at Turner Field last summer. Our Littles in the Children of Promise Program also enjoyed a field trip to the Civil Rights museum in Birmingham. We served more than 1,000 children in the Greater Birmingham area in 2011, significantly increasing the likelihood that these children will graduate from high school and make better grades, while decreasing the possibility that they will engage in risky behaviors. At Big Brothers Big Sisters, our vision is that all children achieve success in life. We have the incredible privilege of changing children’s lives for the better, forever, and we want to thank all of our supporters who helped us achieve our vision in 2011. We especially want to thank our Board of Directors, our Young Advisory Board, our dedicated staff, our donors, the parents, our Littles, and our Bigs. We would also like to thank Chip Bivins for serving as Board President during 2010 and 2011, and the United Way of Central Alabama, who helps make these special relationships possible. Thank you for all that you do to change children’s lives for the better, forever. Warmest regards, Sue S. Johnson CEO Mike Waller Marvell “Chip” Bivins, Jr. 2012 Board President Immediate Past President Programs Report 2011 in Review Community-Based Program The Community-Based Program provides adult mentors (“Bigs”) to children (“Littles”) in the community who are in need of a positive role model. These volunteers commit to spending one-on-one time with their little brother or sister at least twice per month for 3-5 hours per outing. For example, Bigs and Littles may spend time at the park, museums, or sporting events. The activity is not as important as forming a friendship and serving as a role model. Bigs and Littles are matched based upon preferences, similar interests, locations, and personalities. In 2011, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham served 431 Community-Based matches. The average match length for CommunityBased matches was 41.8 months, which significantly exceeded the 24month goal. School-Based Program The School-Based Program matches volunteer mentors with children from local schools. The volunteers commit to visiting their little brother or sister at their school once per week during the school year. Bigs and Littles might spend time doing homework or shooting basketball in the gym. The most important thing is that the Little has a reliable and positive role model in his or her life. School-Based matches keep in touch by phone or written correspondence during the summer. In 2011, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham served 547 Community-Based matches. The average match length for CommunityBased matches was 16.2 months, which exceeded the 13-month goal. 2011 Bowl For Kids’ Sake Donors Richard E. Peek IV Catherine S. Martin Kimberly Deann Perkins Gwendolyn B. Massey Carol J. Peterson Eva Mathis James D. Peterson Janet B. May Daniella Pigott J. Matthew Mayo Monty Phillips Shawn McAbee Walter Poggi Doy L. McCall Jonathan Porter C. E. McCann April Dawn Prater Roger McCrary Harlan Prater Terry McCarthy Vickie Prater Jessica McDonald Karen Presley Jennifer J. McEwen James Priester Travis McGee Sarah S. Privee Melissa B. McKie James J. Profetto Daniel L. McKinney Stanley K. Putnam Jay E. McKinney Janice Darby Quill Heather L. McKnight Enrique Rabell James P. McMahon Patricia A. Raczynski Katherine Mears David Randall Elizabeth T. Melton Kenyatta Randolph Katherine Melton Christina Ramsay Kathy Milliron Toni Rashid Heather Millwood Hayley S. Ray Lindsey Minion Joyce Ray Teresa Minor Brittany Reach Elmarie S. Mitchell Tim Reagan Bryant Mize Kelly Reeder Robert Moody Carl D. Reigart Christine Moore E. Douglas Rigney Jr. Jamie L. Moore Elton Riley Mac Moorer Patrick Robinson Betsy Morgan Cathy L. Rose Erin Morgan Clinton T. Rozycki Emily Morrison Andrew C. Rucks William Morrow Chenise R. Ryan Barbara Millette James W. Samford Bryant Mize Harlan M. Sands Gary A. Mummert Gilbert H. Sawyer III Rebecca W. Mummert Banks Sewell Bricke Murfree James Sewell John L. Murphree Earl Scheuerman Brian T. Murphy James M. Screws Adam Myers Bobby Scott Jr. Chris Myers Rebecca L. Scott George Neal Christopher L. Shaeffer Larry D. Nix Andrew Sheep Jimmy Noe Amelie H. Shields Charles P. Norton Ruth L. Shields Thomas E. Norton Jr. Susan S. Shields Thomas Stuart Norton William Shields III Je Oconnor S Kellie J. Shinabarger Brennan C. Ohme Stanley B. Shipp R. J. Ording Plageman Architecture, LLC Amy M. Sims James D. Sisson Michael E. Parks Donna M. Skinner Molly F. Partlow Michael E. Sloane Marta S. Paul Jonaton Spriggs Candace M. Smith Dale Smith Emily Smith Hale Smith Harrilen Smith and Chris Buchanan Matt Smith Clarence A. Steineker Jr. Rhonda Stevens Robert W. Stoddard Angela M. Stowe William P. Stribling Carlos R. Sulsona Shay Sutton Earl Swain Susan F. Taylor Cynthia Terry Judy Thibodeaux Adrienne Thompson C. R. Thompson III Martha A. Thompson Stephanie Tinney Matthew Toone David C. Trautvetter Judy W. Traylor Brian T. Tucker Ross Vanoy Elizabeth Vann Kellyn Vincent Vickie Y. Vincent Judy A. Voss Shelli Waddell Glenn Waldrop Jason Walters Kellie R. Watson Clark Watson Terri Watts Crystal Welch Scott Welch Brett Weldon Shane Westerhold Jere White Margurette White Rebecca E. Rutsky-White Mark Wilbourn Lonnie Wilder Blaine Williams Megan Williams Patricia Williams Robert W. Willings Don Wilkerson Tiawanna Wilkerson Allison Wilson Shaun Wilson Jon P. Wilson Kathleen Woodruff Shelia Woodfin Don C. Woods Jr. Jason Woods Meredith McCue Woods Jason Womack Kevin Young Suzanne M. Zimmerman 2011 Bowl For Kids’ Sake Donors Apartment Finder Sandra Abney Barbara J. Anderson Julie Anderson Donna Andrews Gevanda A. Andrews Mary C. Argo Michael Armstrong Paula Austin Ryan W. Austin Gredda C. Bailey Shelby Banks J. Frank Barefield Helena F. Barkworth Anna L. Barnes James R. Barnes Laine Barnes Antonio Baskin Brittany N. Batton Virginia Beale James Beall Steven Bell Shannon Belmont Jason Bennett Julie Alyse Bennett Sarah E. Benton Stacey Berthon Stacy Bishop Elizabeth Blankenship Edith Blazer Paul P. Bolus Christine Borton Thomas E. Borton Leslie Boyd Elizabeth K. Bradley Fronda Bridgmon Cynthia B. Bright Linda Bright Mr. Larry M. Briscoe Stephani D. Britton Nancy V. Brock Manuel P. Brooks Cory Brown Suzanne Bryant William C. Buie Christian A. Bushell Martin James Bushell Cheryl H. Byrne Colonial Properties Edwin V. Caldwell Lashun Calhoun Rick Calhoun Pamela Calloway Alyson Cantrell Eli Capilouto Rebecca A. Carpenter Hilary Carter John Carter Marc Carter John Cartwright Jason Cerniglia Jennifer G. Chapman Jonathan H. Chapman David Chastain Joel W. Cheatwood Glenn Chmura J. Heath Claborn Kimberly Cleveland William C. Cleveland Stella Cocoris William Lloyd Coleman Gaby Collazo Sandra J. Collazo Dana M. Columbo Charles A. Conklin Tamika N. Coppins Erin Atrell Cornelison Alan Cornett Susanna Cornett Travis Couick Donna M. Crabb James Craig Kevin and Barbara Crotty Jennifer Crump Kim Cummins Kendall W. Currie Ashley C. Curry Annie Damsky Lisa B. Daniel Tim Daniel Angela M. Davidson Lillie Davis Brian C. Dawson R. Steven DeLappe Samantha H. DeLappe Juan C. del Valle Frank M. Degraffenried Torrey DeKeyser Gail L. del Bianco Jeremy M. Dipiazza Jimmy Dismukes Carla D. Dolan Katherine Dorlon Harry P. Dorlon Jr. Jessica L. Doyle W. J. Duncan Andrea E. Dunuwila Jennifer Durden Chris Eidson Jana Ellis Kristi Lamont Ellis Linda S. Esposito Annquinette Evans Cullen Evans Katie Evans Janet Fanning Sam Farlow Holt Faucette Mary Faulkner Kristen R. Fellows Judy A. Fields Jennifer Fisher Rosalie Fitzmorris Justin K. Fleming John H. Forrester Kara E. Forrester Terry Forrester Jay Foster Dion P. Fox Sam Franklin John Fredrick Bradley Frye Eric Frye Kathryn T. Fulbright Lisa L. Fulbright Brent A. Gage Christina Gandia Diana Marie Gandia Mr. and Mrs. Gandia Ginger Gardella Melissa Garner Kevin R. Garrison John O. Gill Susan D. Gordon Monica Gray Coleman Greene Heather L. Green Melanie A. Green Rodney Jamil Greene Sarah Shields Greene Mitchell D. Greggs Howard Grisham Richard T. Goldsby Joseph Guillaume Leontyne Gulley Ebony Gunn Xinmei Guo Amanda Warren Hacker Sara C. Hacker Georgia Sullivan Haggerty Megan E. Hall Kimberly S. Hamm Jeremy Hancock Ann Hardy Bill Harper Nita Harper Glenn Harring Robert P. Harrington Denise Harris Gabriel Paul Harris Jeanne Hawley Layne B. Held Melinda H. Helveston Allison Henderson Trudy L. Henry Vanesa Hernandez Randall L. Herrmann William Herrmann Lindsey Hicks Cynthia Holmes Yama Houston James Howell Amber Howard Mary K. Howard Medrick Hudson Christina Huffman Donald J. Humphrey Frank Hutchinson Ronald Jackson Gail C. Jaye Clinton Johnson Jr. Eugene C. Johnson Pamela Johnson Leslie Johnson Sue Sims Johnson Lynn Johnstone Alesia Jones Harold Parker Jones Joel C. Jones Chisholm Jordan Joe A. Joseph Shelley Kaler Aimee Pirone Keane Ruth Keenan Aurelia Keifer Zachary Keifer Eric Kelly Shauntelle Killings Jamie Kimberly Chris King Mark Kirk Patricia Kirk James Kling Philip Klinkenberg Mary Ann Klingler Dwyalyn K. Kyser Ivy B. Lake Stephen J. Lamar David B. Laroche John Laymon Michael Leebern Brian K. Levenhagen Charles Llewellyn C. Phil Lowe W. Brooks Lyons Johnny Mabe Emily Marcum Paul B. Marks In 2011, BBBS of Greater Birmingham served 978 matches. 431 Community-Based matches 547 School-Based matches Total 2011 Income: $806,829 Events United Way 2 lGrants 3 4 Contributions l 5 lInterest l l 1 $80,826 $389,652 $192,387 $142,581 $1,383 Total 2011 Expenses: $888,837 Payroll $642,171 lAdministrative $97,779 payroll adm lSupplies $47,366 supplies lInsurance $33,621 insurance dues lDues $26,082 occupanc lOccupancy $23,718 misc restricted lMiscellaneous $18,099 l Restricted Savings $0 l 2011 Events and Activities Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham strengthened mentor and mentee relationships by organizing a variety of fun and engaging match activities for our Bigs and Littles in 2011, including: • Attending a Birmingham Barons game • Attending a Samford University baseball game • Attending an Atlanta Braves game • Hiking through Rickwood Caverns • Visiting the Mattie C. Stewart Foundation’s Choice Bus • A picnic in Homewood Park • Our Back to School Bash • Collaborated with Hand in Paw for “Pawsitive Living,” an innovative twelve week program that focused on relationship-building, empathy, and compassion through interacting and caring for animals. • BBBS took 40 of our Littles to beautiful Camp Hargis in Chelsea for three days of hiking, swimming, canoeing, and the great outdoors. 2011 was a busy and fun-filled year for our Bigs and Littles! Enjoying the Campfire at Camp Hargis A School-Based Match Posing with Mr. Boo at the Dog Days Dog Show 2011 Arby’s Charity Tour Sponsors Brice Building/ RJ Mechanical Computer Technology Solutions Cargill Sherman Industries Superior Mechanical Eemax Tankless Water Heater Country Boyz Highland Technical Schreiber Burr & Forman, LLP Alabama Power Foundation Royal Cup Coffee Sherwin Williams Kemco Zachry Construction Company Ready Mix USA WIAT-TV CBS 42 Charter Media (GBI) C.S. Beatty Construction, Inc. John Sellers Bradley Arant Boult Cummings WBMA-TV ABC 33/40 Trico Air Sellers Richarson Altec Industries Hoar Constructions McGriff Seibels & Williams, Inc. Alabama Power Company (Marketing) Our Donors (continued) Susan Mott Webb Charatible Trust Sharing Spree, LLC United Way of Central Alabama United Way of Greater Lorain County, Inc. Variosa Club Venetian A Lifestyle Nail Salon Walker Area Community Foundation Young Advisory Board Zoe’s Restaurant, LLC Fred Friedman Ms. Kaye Fulbright David Gardner Mrs. Valaida Gentry Ms. Bobbye Ann Goodner Mrs. Georgia Haggerty Bill Halligan Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Haskell Ann Hayes Donny Hayes Margaret Head Willie Henderson Jerry Hinton Hal and Judy Abroms Barbara Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Aderhold Dolores Hydock Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aland Mr. Ben Ivey Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson Sharia Johnson Curtis Anthony Kathleen Kauffman Ryan Austin Gail Kidd Mindy Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Marvell “Chip” Bivins, Jr. Kimerling Pam Blalock Bobby Knight Mr. and Mrs. F. Dixon Brooke, Jr. Patrick Lee F. Dixon and Robyn S. Brooke, III Debbie Long William Brooke Sheree Martin Kelley Browning Melissa May Sherry Brundidge Mr. and Mrs. Willard McCall, Jr. David Bruno Peggy A. McClure Robert W. Buchalter Beth McCord Archie Burks Wallace McCord Stephen Cain Mr. and Mrs. F. Hampton Michael Carney McFadden William N. Clark Travis McGowin Dr. Yocunda Clayton Mary McWhirter Keith Covington Max Michael Thomas Crawford, Jr. Ms. Nancy Miller-Borg Deidre Crochen Mr. Hugh Morgan, Jr. Tommie Cummings Kristen Mitchell Dr. Thomas Donald Santhanagopalan Nandagopalan MR. and Mrs. Alan Dreher Anetta Nunn Brian and Melissa Ethridge Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons Bryan and Kathy Faulkner Daryl Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Jim Filler Sonja Player Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Finch Mary Anna Raburn Patricia Francis Greg Rains Muriel Foster Carey Rome Jared Robertson Dr. Julia Russell Harlan Sands Cydna Screws Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Seibels John Sellers Ceila Shorts Brandon Simpson Jim Sisson Tony & Shirley Smith Michael Spray Rodney Standfield Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stephens Leslie and Elton Stephens Frank and Pardis Stitt Jeffrey Stone Russell Stutts, Jr. Brian Tucker Emily Tynes Mike Waller Cecil Washington Molly Watson Christopher R. and Beth H. Wilder Leslie Williams Ernest C. and Patricia S. Wood 2011 Events and Activities Visiting the Choice Bus Rickwood Caverns Simming At Camp Hargis YAB at Camp Hargis Pawsitive Living Kiranda and Destiny at the Back to School Bash 2011 Bigs of the Year Willie Henderson was matched with his Little Brother, Walter, in October of 2008. The two formed a fast, familial bond. Willie, along with his wife and four children, made Walter’s dream of visiting Disney World come true when they invited him along on their vacation this past summer. Walter also got to travel with Willie to Willie’s hometown of New Orleans. The true foundation of their friendship, however, is the weekly meetings Willie Henderson and his Little Brother, Walter when the two enjoy eating, watching sporting events, or having meaningfull conversations. Willie offers the encouragement and confidence for Walter to reach his full potential and is always available to talk with Walter about anything going on in his life. When he’s not spending time with his Little Brother, Willie also volunteers his time at BBBS by serving on the 2012 Board of Directors. Willie also served as the President of the Young Advisory Board in 2010 & 2011, where he raised money and planned events. Willie is the General Manager of the downtown Arby’s store. Additionally, Willie was named the 2011 Alabama Big Brother of the Year by Governor Robert Bentley. Joan Sheppard and her Little Sister, Randilee, have been matched for over 5 years. Joan provided consistency and stability for Randilee during some difficult times and has been a confidant and a great support system. Joan, an avid traveler, has taken Randilee on several trips to the beach. As a result of Joan’s impact, Randilee’s self-esteem and outlook on life have improved, and she has become more involved in school activities. Joan enjoys watching her play in the school marching band. Randilee’s mother has referred to Joan as “the match of the decade” and as “an angel from above”. Joan has shown true dedication and has been a wonderful friend and Big Sister. Joan was also named Alabama’s 2011 Big Sister of the Year by Governoe Robert Bentley. Joan Sheppard and her Little Sister, Randilee Our Donors Alabaster Dairy Queen Alex W. Newton Foundation Altec Industries, Inc. Altec/Styslinger Foundation Allstate Giving Campaign Amen Corner, Inc. Arby’s Foundation AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign AT&T Inc. Federal Political Action Committee Aveda Experience Center Bank of America Charitable Foundation Barnes & Noble Booksellers BB&T BBVA Compass Bessemer Board of Education Bhate Geosciences Big Brothers of Big Sisters of America Birmingham Children’s Theatre Birmingham City Board of Education Birmingham Hide and Tallow Co., Inc. Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama - The Caring Foundation Bradford Building Company, Inc. Buffalo Rock Birmingham City of Birmingham Collier’s Nursery Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham Control & Power, Inc. Cracker Barrel - Pelham Creative Discovery Museum The Cypress Group, LLC Cypress Resources The Daniel Foundation of Alabama Diamond Nails Energen Corporation EBSCO Industries, Inc. El Paso Corporation ESPN Regional TV Estelle S. Campbell Foundation Evolving Solutions Eunice Davis FasTax, Inc. Flip 2, LLC Flowers by Blake Frank and Fred Friedman Family Foundation Freedom Court Reporting GroupTickets Plus Hair Pazazz Hare, Wynn, Newell & Newton Hoar Construction Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC Jemison Investment Co., Inc. Jim N Nick’s – Alabaster Johnson Controls KBR L’Occitane en Provence at the Summit Ladies Auxiliary The Eagles Lodge Aerie #972 Pratt City Lisa and Company Longhorn Steakhouse Alabaster M3Realty, LLC Marketing Team Leader Mary Anna and Stuart Raburn and Teklinks Massage Envy Mountain Brook McDonald Investment Company McFadden Family Foundation Medical Properties Trust, Inc. Merle Norman Cosmetics Pelham Promenade Mountain Brook Sporting Goods Inc Nall-Whatley Foundation Nino’s Restaurant Ocean/26 Oneonta City Schools Papa’s Saias Pizzeria & Sports Grille Pelham Flowers By Desiree’ Protective Life Foundation Regions Bank Robert and Lois Luckie Charitable Foundation Royal Cup, Inc. Richard M. Scrushy Foundation, Inc. SLICE, LLC Southern Golf Southern Progress Corporation State Farm Companies Foundation Stephens Foundation Super Cuts Our New Donor Wall