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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Everyone deserves
a safe home.™
604 East 38th Street | Indianapolis, IN 46205
317-923-5750 | CoburnPlace.org
ABOUT COBURN PLACE
OUR MISSION:
Coburn Place empowers victims
of intimate partner violence to
live as survivors.
A LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
& OUR BOARD CHAIR
Dear Supporters,
OUR VISION:
The vision of Coburn Place is of
a world where every adult and
child may live free from intimate
partner violence, housed stably
and safely, with adequate financial resources.
OUR WORK:
Coburn Place is constantly
evolving to be a “best in class”
program and a leader in the field
of domestic violence programs.
We recognize that survivors are
the experts in their own lives
and therefore do not mandate
programming. We acknowledge
that each survivor is on their own
unique journey to immediate and
long-term safety, to emotional
and social well-being, to self-sufficiency, and to permanent
housing.
In 2014, Coburn Place joined nine other hand-selected organizations
from across the country and committed to participate in a Domestic and
Sexual Violence Cohort Demonstration Project based upon delivering
services within the Full Frame approach (http://fullframeinitiative.org/
resources/about-the-full-frame-approach-and-five-domains/) to folks
who are swimming in the “deep end of the deep end.” We were selected
because of our reputation of being a trendsetter and not being afraid or
hesitant to invest in the survivor as the expert in their own lives.
We are proud to be leading an organization that is in the forefront of serving our community and those impacted by intimate partner violence. We
are committed to our role of assisting our clients to navigate and negotiate tradeoffs and payoffs as they achieve overall well-being in their lives.
Our hopes and dreams are for a better and safer future for those that are
served by Coburn Place. Coburn Place is committed to believing for as
long as it takes so that each adult and child that we serve can achieve
safety, self-sufficiency, permanent housing, and overall well-being.
Without your belief in us, Coburn Place wouldn’t exist to offer safe and
secure housing and access to meaningful resources. Thank you for your
support, whether it is your time, your talent, your connections or financial
contributions-we truly appreciate you!
Enjoy reading the successes in 2014 that were possible because of our
fantastic community of support!
OUR FUTURE:
Coburn Place is committed to
offering advocacy and resources
to individuals and families while
they are on the wait list and to
addressing the consistent and
overwhelming need for transitional housing for survivors of
intimate partner violence in our
community. During 2014, a work
group was created to determine
what type of expansion would be
possible and able to serve the
most community members.
Believing and Achieving,
Julia Kathary
President & Executive Director
Dennis Cecil
2014 Board Chair
COBURN PLACE 2014 ANNUAL REPORT| CoburnPlace.Org | PAGE 1
OUR IDENTITY STATEMENT
OUR 2014 BOARD:
We advance our mission of:
Anushree (Anu) M. Bag, Vice Chair
Empowering victims of intimate partner violence to live as survivors.
…and seek to
(impact)
Next Gn
Dennis Cecil, Chair
State Bank of Lizton
Meredith Carbrey, CFP®
Improve intimate partner violence survivors’ immediate and long-term safety,
overall well-being, long-term self-sufficiency, and permanent housing stability.
Bedel Financial Consulting, Inc.
Dan Cobb, Treasurer
MainSource Bank
by serving
Kandi Hidde
Adult victims of intimate partner violence, and their dependents, who are
low-income and are homeless because of intimate partner violence (IPV).
Bingham Greenebaum Doll
in (geographic area)
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police
Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana with no geographical restrictions regarding where an eligible client originates.
through (programs or services)
Rent-free, on-site transitional housing, supportive services, and advocacy for
up to 24 months. Supportive services and advocacy to clients while on the
waitlist and follow up support to program graduates for up to three months.
and emphasizing our competitive advantages
of providing 35 of the 46 total transitional housing units specifically provided
for domestic violence victims in Indianapolis and being the only organization
in Indianapolis to offer this type of housing in apartment homes with private
kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Coburn Place has 15 one-bedroom, 15
two-bedroom, and five three-bedroom apartment homes all on-site within our
gated and secure facility.
We are sustainable by (funding sources)
Individual, corporate, civic, and faith-based contributions, special events,
private grants, public grants, and a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)
partnership. We are a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit charitable corporation and encompass an Indiana limited partnership (LP) entity for our LIHTC partnership.
Dawn Higgins
Tracey Horth Krueger, Secretary
thkconsultants, inc.
Mark Van Horn
Duke Reality Corporation
Brent Mosby
ExactTarget
Joan Soller
Indianapolis Power & Light (IPL)
Debra S. Spencer
Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network
Rita Venable, At Large
RCI
Stephanie Yoder
Adult & Child Center
Heather Moss, Non-Voting Sustainer
Domestic Violence Consultant
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2014 BY THE NUMBERS
315
the number of
domestic violence phone calls to
which Coburn responded
64
THE NUMBER OF ADULT
RESIDENTS TO
ESTABLISH THEIR OWN
PERSONAL PLAN FOR
INDEPENDENCE
511.5
the number of provided
individual and family counseling
hours
THE NUMBER OF DAYS OF SAFE
HOUSING PROVIDED TO
177 INDIVIDUALS
(65 ADULTS & 112 CHILDREN)
57
THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN WHO
PARTICIPATED IN SOME ASPECT OF
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING
the number of community
members we presented information
about domestic violence
the number of provided hours of
children’s programming, life skills
development, and tutoring
92%
the number of support sessions led
by contracted therapists
THE PERCENTAGE OF COBURN PLACE PROGRAM GRADUATES WHO EXITED TO SAFE
HOUSING OF THEIR CHOICE
158
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THE NUMBER OF WAITLISTED APPLICANTS
WHO WERE PROVIDED WITH SUPPORTIVE
SERVICES
55
96
1,652
12,300
31,779
the number of workshops and
meetings covering health, housing,
relationships and financial literacy
69
THE NUMBER OF ADULTS (30) AND CHILDREN
(39) WAITING FOR AN APARTMENT AT COBURN
PLACE AT THE END OF 2014. THE AVERAGE
WAIT TIME WAS 95 DAYS.
the number of months
of the average length of stay at
Coburn Place
35
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THE NUMBER OF ADULTS WHO
MAINTAINED OR INCREASED THEIR
LEVEL OF INCOME SINCE ENTERING
THE PROGRAM
335
the number of adults (141) and
chldren (194) who were provided
support services, advocacy, and a
connection to resources
COBURN PLACE 2014 ANNUAL REPORT| CoburnPlace.Org | PAGE 3
ABOUT2014
COBURN
FINANCIALS
PLACE
FINANCIALS AT-A-GLANCE
$722,070
TRANSITIONAL SERVICES:
ADULT
$453,889
TRANSITIONAL SERVICES:
CHILDREN
84% OF EXPENSES
went toward transitional services for
children and adults
EXPENSES
$1,404,597
56% OF REVENUE
came from public and nonpublic grants
$75,679
42% OF REVENUE
ADMIN & MANAGEMENT
came from contributions
$152,959
MISSION ADVANCEMENT
$24,886
CIVIC
$154,913
CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS
$11,055
BOARD CONTRIBUTIONS
$456,828
$160,704
PUBLIC GRANTS
INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS
REVENUE
$1,344,894
$10,351
FAITH BASED CONTRIBUTIONS
$205,177
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS
$298,700
NONPUBLIC GRANTS
$22,826
MISCELLANEOUS INCOME
COBURN PLACE 2014 ANNUAL REPORT| CoburnPlace.Org | PAGE 4
SUCCESSES
Coburn Place meets the needs of homeless, low-income survivors of domestic violence by providing them
with safe, transitional housing and comprehensive
supportive services for up to two years. During their
stay, survivors have access to comprehensive case
management and supportive programming that helps
them achieve Coburn Places’ four impact pillars:
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GAINING CONFIDENCE ONE GOAL AT A TIME
Money is one of many ways abusers are able to control
their victims. When “Molly” arrived at Coburn Place, she
was on the verge of losing her car. She was far behind
on payments, had several unpaid traffic tickets and was
without insurance and legal plates. Her situation was in a
downward spiral.
Molly arrived at Coburn Place with a determination to make
her life better. She quickly found a good job, but it was far
away from her new apartment. The bus wasn’t an option; it
would only take her part way. She needed the car to keep
the job. She also needed the job to keep the car. Molly’s
advocate worked with her to create a plan of action. Her
rent-free housing allowed her to use her income toward
fixing her mistakes. Molly has successfully achieved her
goals. She was so busy doing so that it took her advocate
charting her progress to realize just how far she has come.
With her newly gained confidence, she’s ready to tackle a
new set of goals and a new role.
“AND I AM A SURVIVOR!”
Your support empowers victims of domestic violence to
live as survivors. Truly.
“Karen” takes advantage of many services your support
provides. From self-defense classes to domestic violence
support groups, she’s making the most of her opportunity.
immediate and long-term safety;
social and emotional well-being;
sustainable permanent housing; and
self-sufficiency.
She recently graduated from the “Getting Ahead” group,
which helps individuals in poverty build resources for more
prosperous lives.
Here is an excerpt from Karen’s graduation speech:
“I lived a life where I was in the fast lane with a blindfold on. I had a lot of abuse. I was stabbed, beat, I was
strangled. I eventually wound up in a coma. Drugs were
involved. I was a cocaine addict for 16 years.
Thanks to my mom, my kids weren’t involved with CPS.
She took care of them. Today, I have a relationship with
them. I have housing. I have everything a person needs to
get out of the mess I put myself into. It’s a long, hard and
slow process. It can seem like things aren’t going anywhere, but they really are. I’ve shut the door to my
past, and I’m just looking for a new life. And I am a
SURVIVOR!“
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ABOUT COBURN
VOLUNTEERS
PLACE
Volunteers are an important component to the Coburn Place program. Our volunteers help tutor children, answer phones, plant flowers, decorate apartments, plan
fundraising events and so much more!
In 2014 we welcomed more than 500 individual volunteers and 40 community groups
to help families of Coburn Place. Here is just a sample of the many groups who
volunteered in 2014:
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3M
4H of Vermillion County
Active 20/30 Club
All Souls Unitarian Church
Alpha Chi Omega
Americorps AIDS United Team
Bingham Greenebaum Doll
Ben Davis High School
The Blended Church
The Boy Scouts
Butler University
Center Grove High School
Charles Schwab
Chase Bank
Church of the Living God Temple #2
Dauby, O’Connor and Zaleski
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Divine Direction Christian Church
Elanco
ExactTarget
Finish Line
Freedom Worship Center
Gaia Works
Geek Squad
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The Girl Scouts
IN Farm Bureau Insurance
Indy Buffalo Soldiers
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Irish Mechanical
IUPUI
IU School of Dentistry Dental Students
KPMG, LLP
Lumina Foundation
MainSource Bank
Mary Kay
Miso Energy
Moorehead Communications
Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church
North United Methodist Church
PEERS Project of Indianapolis, Inc.
RTV6
School on Wheels
TrueU, Defender Direct
Veros Partners
Zionsville United Methodist Church
Women in Insurance & Financial Services
(WIFS)
Woodforest National Bank
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5,092
536
$95,579
the total number of
volunteer hours donated
the number of volunteers
supporting Coburn Place
in 2014
the total value of
2014’s volunteer hours
TOP 2014 VOLUNTEERS:
Chyna Pinner: 237 hours
Lynn Davis: 193 hours
Children’s Services
Administrative Support
Gail Moriarty: 179 hours
Michele Green: 164 hours
Children’s Services
Donations Coordinator
Margaret Williams: 128 hours
TOTAL HOURS: 901
TOTAL VALUE: $16,929
Administrative Support
COBURN PLACE 2014 ANNUAL REPORT| CoburnPlace.Org | PAGE 6
DONORS
$50,000+
Domestic Violence Prevention and Treatment
(DVPT), Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA), Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
The Glick Fund, a fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF)
HUD Continuum of Care, City of Indianapolis
Office of Violence Against Women (OVW) Transitional Housing Assistance Grant (US DOJ)
United Way of Central Indiana, Inc. through support from Lilly Endowment, Inc.
$49,999-$10,000
Anonymous
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), City of Indianapolis
Meg Coyle
Department of Child Services (DCS),
Children’s Bureau, Inc.
Domestic Violence Network
Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG),
City of Indianapolis
Fresenius Medical Care North America
Housing Trust Fund, City of Indianapolis
Lilly Endowment, Inc.
Lumina Foundation
Moorehead Family Foundation
Verizon Wireless
Victims of Crime Act (VOCA), Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
$9,999-$5,000
Bedel Financial Consulting, Inc.
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
Scott and Roxanne Bok
The Brave Heart Foundation
Central Indiana Community Foundation
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Citizens Energy Group
The Dow Chemical Foundation
ExactTarget Foundation
Grace Family Foundation
Haddad Foundation
HopeLine from Verizon
Indianapolis Colts
The Links, Circle City Chapter
$4,999-$2,500
Anonymous (2)
3M
All Souls Unitarian Church
Central Indiana Women in Insurance &
Financial Services
The Church Within
Mary Kay and Brian Ferrell
Gordon Flesch Company, Inc.
Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County
Kandi and Curt Hidde
Indianapolis Power & Light Company
Kappa Kappa Gamma, Mu Chapter of Butler University
Livia Klain Russell and Stephen Russell
Carmel Klein
Whitney and Brent Mosby
Otto Legacy Fund/Meridian Street United Methodist Church
Record Solutions and Karla Painter
The Roberta Saccaro Witchger Charitable Fund
Mary Rudd
United HealthCare Services, Inc.
Terri and Tom Vahey
$2,499-$1,000
Anonymous
Brees Dream Foundation
Macy’s
MainSource Bank
Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr. Memorial Foundation
Pacers Foundation
The REALTOR Foundation
The TJX Foundation, Inc.
Anonymous (2)
Axiom Human Resource Solutions
Anu and Arnab Bag
Blue River Foundation, Inc.
Bonnie Hansen Bromund Fund, a fund of the CICF
Danielle and Scott Borah
Meredith and Todd Carbrey
Angela and Dennis Cecil
Lara Chandler-Belsley and Matt Belsley
Charles Schwab Foundation
Carol and Sean Cleary
Dan Cobb
Dana and Jeff Cristee
C-Tech Corporation, Inc.
Dauby O’Connor and Zaleski, LLC
Duke Realty Corporation
Eagledale Florist and Tiffany Wesseler
Kris and Michael Enghauser
Farm Bureau Insurance, Claims Division
Firestone Complete Auto Care
Foster Results Inc.
Gerd Griffith
Laura Guy
Stephen Hackman
Jeffrey Harrison
Dawn Higgins and Sue McDowell
Tracey Horth Krueger and Jere Krueger
Indiana Association for Corporate Renewal
Irish Mechanical Services, Inc.
Jenn and Brian Manning
Marion County Public Health Department
Meridian Kessler Neighborhood Association
Amy and Rex Miller
Miller Summer Mission for Children, a fund of
the CICF
Kathy and Jim Pease
Connie and Steve Pollom
R.P. Dellen Charitable Foundation
Renaissance Charitable Foundation
Judy Roudebush
Scripps Howard Foundation
Second Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian Women
Veros Partners
Walmart
Emily West
Women’s Fund of Central Indiana, a fund of the CICF
$999-$500
Anonymous
Accurate Tax Management Corporation and
Denise Praul
Brook Avey
Best Buy Company, Inc. / TAG TEAM Award
Brandt Construction
Brides Revisited Inc.
Melissa and Larry Chandler
Chipotle Mexican Grill, Broadripple Location
Barbara and John Chirgwin
Community Health Network, Inc.
DOZ Charitable Foundation
Equis Consulting Corp.
Christine Franklin
Gaia Works and Jan DeFerbrache
Hedges and Associates, LLC and Erin Hedges
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Beth Huffman
John Knox Presbyterian Church
Bob Jones
David Kosten
Pamela Kramer
Lakes Venture LLC / DBA Fresh Thyme Farmers Market
Mary Ann and Michael Lang
Leading Reads and Yoga, Inc. and Crystal Hammon
Marie and Scott Lowe
Gina and Vincent McGowen
Heather and Marc Moss
Kyle Niederpruem
Donna Oklak
Old National Bancorp
Roche Diagnostics Corporation
Mary and Todd Sanger
Kathleen and Carl Sisk
Joan and Michael Soller
Southside OB-GYN, P.C.
Debra and Pat Spencer
St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church of Carmel
State Bank of Lizton
Linda and Jerry Toomer
USAFunds
Mark Van Horn
Rita Venable
Web Sales of Indiana, Inc. and Mike Palma
Merri and Jim Windmiller
Woodforest National Bank
Wortman Family Charitable Fund
Stephanie Yoder
$499-$250
Anonymous (2)
Alpha Chi Omega Foundation
American Healthcare Group Inc
Jane Amos
Corey Arashiro
Ayres Foundation, Inc.
Gayla Breslauer
Brewery Tours of Indianapolis
Buffalo Soldiers of Indianapolis
Shannon and Tom Burdick
Kaye Clayton
CoburnFest! Attendees
Nora Conyers
Larry Cripe and Mimi Jacobs
Liz Donaldson
William Farrington
Myra and Donald Fisher
Liz Fitzgerald
Robert Gatrell and Jo Ann Senesac
Tim George
Christy Gregory
Jane Hackman
Henderson Foundation and Annette Henderson
Indy Musicians and Artists AGAINST Domestic Violence and Trevor Potts
Suzanne and William Jannetta
Eboni Kelly-Williams
David Kennedy
Lana and Glen Lehman
Kristy and Jeremy Long
Debbie and Richard Manning
Lisa and Todd Mattingly
Katy McBryan and Dennis O’Connor
Michael McCrory
Susanah Mead
Nina and James Meyer
Peggy, Jack and Lily Meyer
Mookies & More, LLC and Janet Dunn
Tim Moriarty
Northside MIBOR
Linda O’Bryan
Joyce Okantey
Yvonne Perkins
Presbyterian Women in Fairview Church
Marcia and John Reed
Suzanne and Rollin Rhea
Salesforce.com Foundation
Jeffrey Sandoe
Dana and William Sherwood
Sherrie Smith
Snazzi Boutique and Melissa Cawi
Emma and Bill St. Dennis
St. George Charitable Fund
UnitedHealth Group Employee Giving
Campaign
Vontra Foods II, LLC dba Punch Burger
Pamela Williams
Woodley Farra Manion Portfolio Management, Inc.
$249-$100
Anonymous (9)
Anthony Alderson
Alerding CPA Group
Patsy and Don Allen
Kyle and Lester Allen
Indira and M.S. Anand
Chaunda Anderson
Arbutus Garden Club
Jerry and Karen Barnes
Sarah Barney
Leon Beaty
Cara Berg
Cadi and Jim Bien
Roderick Bohannan
LuAnn and Ronald Boots
Candace Brandt
Lois Brennan
Dana and Eric Brock
Larry Brunson
Michelle Buchanan and Christopher Reinhold
Anne and Jeffrey Burgess
Amy Burmeister
Tonya and Andrew Burroughs
C. Wonder LLC
Viki and Paul Cain
Monica and Paul Cannaley
John Carter and Family
Thomas Casalini
Chris Cavanaugh
David Chalfie and Mark Demerly
Sonia Chen Arnold
Angelo Chinni
Edward Clark
Jan L. Clark
Darla and Howard Cohen
Judy Colip
Mildred Collins
Erin and Paul Count
Alice and Fred Croner
Leah Crowley
Kristin Cudahy
Consuelo and David Davis
Lynn and Dan Davis
Nancy Dunn
Barb and Eric Ellsworth
Nancy and Rocky Fabrizio
Janine and Cheryl Frainier
Indra and Mark Frank
Lisa Freeman and Kevin Hardie
Arica and Ryan Gaines
Christine Gall
Stephanie Genrich
Meredith Gramelspacher
Michele and Steve Green
Debbie and John Grew
Bill Grogan
Bette Gumerson
Cynthia and Harold Hall
Carolyn and Matt Hall
Mary Harden
Tracy and Clyde Harris
Margy and Randy Hatch
Charles Heintzelman
Melissa Henderson and Paul Bogdanoff
Stephen Henshaw
Tammy Hession
Michelle Hines
Linda and Dale Hoekema
James B. and Julia Tipton Hogan
Cheryl and Trey Holland
Kimberly Holmes
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Salli Horst
Elizabeth Postlethwaite
Brenna Adams
Huntington Asset Services, Inc.
Kathleen Ramey
ManDee Alevizos
Carol and Bill Hosford
Arlester and Michael Price
Indiana Coaltition Against Domestic Violence
Harriet Ivey and Dick Brashear
Rebecca Jacklin
Patricia Johnson
Carla Jones
Jennifer Jones
Julia and Greg Kathary
Dianne and A.G. Kawamura
Marina and Dustin Keers
Stephen and Leslie Kenney
Billie Kingston
J. William Kingston
Pamela and Marc Klein
Meaghan Klem Haller and Chase Haller
Megan Kovach
Kristi and Terry Kuhn
Beverly Lang
John Lee
Cindy Leffler
David Leinart
Lighthouse Advisors, Inc.
Catherine Little
Gretchen Luros
Melanie Margolin and Kimberly Runnels
Michelle Marocco Gershman
John Martin
Marvel Financial Planning, Inc.
Beth and Dave McDaniel
Scott McDevitt
Kristen Meehan
Allison Melangton and Melissa Caito
Elizabeth Millar
Abigail Moore
Anne and Luis Morales
Lisa and William Morris
David Mueller
Kim and Family Neal
Rita Novak
Jodi O’Connell
Jane O’Hara
Loretta Olivier
Caryn O’Sullivan and Karen Corsaro
Sandra and Danny Over
Gregory Overby
Rachel Page
Helene Pannwitz
James Parker
Kelly Perkins
Heather and Charles Perry
Scott Reed
Emily and Eric Reynolds
Jay Jaffe
Sarah Mahaffa
Anne Marie Ray
Denise and Douglas Allen
Amanda and Anya Alonzo
Rebecca and Brian Alter
Chuck Riedinger
Joanna and James Alvis
Lynne and Clifton Rule
Alex Baczkowski
Bond and Valri Sandoe
Jeanne and Merton Barry
Dawn and Mark Schroeder
Kristen Beavers
Lindsey Scialabba
Lisa Benjamin
Ellen and David Seiferth
Kay Bose
Katherine Shelby
Kelly Braverman
Sola Salon Studios
Ashley Brown
Spectrum Gymnastic Sports
Nancy Bryant
Rita and Tom Stone
Madonna Burch
Robert M. Stump, Jr.
Ada Burton
Susan Suarez
Angela Cain
The Ladies of Alpha Phi
David and Connie Carew
Denise and Dan Thompson
The Carpetbaggers, Inc.
Phylis Lin, Tracy Marschall, Michelle Meer, Dr.
Center for Diagnostic Imaging
Carol and Bruce Warner
Nicole and Cody Christian
Tobi Weinstein and John Dick
Anthony Clymer
Tina M. Weldon
Sarah and Stephan Combs
Tiffany Whitney
Irene Conisha
Trena and Bob Roudebush
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Rusty Bucket
Leslie Bailey
Conya and Tom Scherer
Kate Beatty
Schwab Charitable Fund
Matthew and Jodi Beebe
Jeanne Scofield
Ada Bennett
Shear Experience and Jeanine Ziedonis
Judith and Scott Bowman
Linda Shikany
Delores Braxton-Kennedy
Jane and Thomas Spahn
Debbie Brozzoski
Sarah Stegmeyer
Evelyn and Cornelias Bullock
Rodney Stuart
Sarah Burkman
Cindy Sturgeon
Robin Byrd
Michelle Sutton
Kelly Canada
Sharon and Scott Thiems
Ruby Carmen
University of Indianapolis - Jeffrey Bryant, Dr.
Krista Carver
Lynn Shaw and Gwen Thomas
Valerie Chang
Samantha Way
Angela Clark
Susan and Brian Welch
Nancy Collins
Nancy Wertz
Suzanne and David Combs
Kathy Willing
Mitzi and Thomas Witchger
George Wood
Woodstock Club Duplicate Bridge
Women Of The Moose Chapter 1589
Adam Wright
Erin and Joe Yung
Holly Zanville
Mr. and Mrs. Zarvos
Marjorie Peschau
up to $99
Patricia Pickerrell
Staci and Jay Adams
Daniel Pickerrell
Pamela Akers
Anonymous (21)
Barbara Cook Barnes
Terry Coyle
Patsy and Bob Cram
Tamiko Crayton
Elizabeth and Casey Cronin
Nellita and Jim Cuniffe
Brittany Cuthbertson
Kathy Dalla Costa
Dolores E. Darden
Rebecca Darrah
Jean L. Dauss
Devi Davis
Lynn D’Cruz
Barbara Deery
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Mary Jo DeMyer
Jim Higgs
Deborah and Carl Daniel Motsinger
Mike Dincolo and Family
Marcia Holcomb
Phyllis and Robert Mullen
Sarah Desautels
Connie Dixon
Christine Dunn
Christy Durden-Brown
DeAndra Edmond
Ronna Edwards
Bob and Peggy Elson
Ann and Ted Engel
Mindi Epstein
Jane and Lynn Essenburg
Melinda Evans
Deborah Falk
Rhonda and Michael Fasig
Patricia Feldman
Mary Fenstermaker
Nancy and Brian Field
Deborah and Roscoe Fields
Brianna Finney
Lana and Mike Fionda
Rob Fitting
Josh Fleming
Sara Fleury
Donyale and Damon Fraylon
Cynthia and Billy Fulk
Joel and Brian Gallagher
Erica Gause
Carole and Dave Gillenwater
Cyrena Gilman
Dale Alan Glick
Marilyn Goeke
Adriana and Kim Golden
Jack Goldenberg
Rori Goldman and Bashir Birnay
Crystal Grave and Chad Starns
Gary Gray
Brenda Grigsby
Robin and Leonard Gurin
Elizabeth Gutierrez
Susan Hall
Mary Halter
Pam Hamilton
Tarra Hamman
Susan Hanna
Jennifer and Jerry Harbin
Jim Hardee
Louise Harris
Gabrielle Harris
Suzanne Hartmann
Nancy and Steve Hartranft
Elizabeth Hathaway
Mary Hawkins
Ida Hayes
Jeanne Hebert
Sandy and Greg Hege
Margaret and John Herder
Tessina and Jerry Hoaglin
Taylore Holder
Lois and Doug Horth
Jason Hostetler
Vicki Hughes
Dave Mueller
Elizabeth Murphy
National Bank of Indianapolis
National Council of Negro Women, Indianapolis Section
Debra Hurd-McLean
Boyd Nelson
Jamia Jacobsen
Kathy and Ted Niemeier
Colleen Huxhold
Ann Jansons
Molly and Bill Jarchow
Deanna Jeffrion Oware
Donna Nichols
Sarah and Ryan Noel
Northeast Cooperative Preschool &
Kindergarten
Lauren Jennings
Julie O’Brien
LuShawna Jones
Grant Olds
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson
Kenwyn and Robert Kealing
Bill Kealing
Bruce Kennedy
Keybank Foundation
Cindy Kiesel
Billie Kingston
Abigail and Michael Klemsz
Louisa Knabe
Valentine Kopjo
Jennifer and Avery Kowalski
Martha La Bounty
John Lacy
Bill and Nancy Lawler
D. Michael Lawson
Mary and David Lear
Ross and Christy Ledgerwood
John Lee
Mary Anne Leisen
Darvin Lewis
Judith Libby
Donna Lipan
Nancy Lorenzano
Rachel Loveman and Lyle Fettig
Lena Lucas
Anna Maria Luna
Carol Luskiewicz
Dave Maas
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mantel
Marion County Prosecutor’s Office
Richard and Beverly Markoff
Molly G. Martin
Carolyn and Toby McClamroch
Helen and Steven McGlothlin
Nicholas McInally
Carol and Emmanuel Merchiers
Karen and Dan Millar
Tami and Todd Miller
Dawn Miner
Renita Minor
Franklin Miroff
James Moses
Julia Ohl
Leslie Olsen
Linda and David Olson
Greg and Beth Overmyer
Sarah Owens
Kim Owsley
Chirag Patel
E. Ashley Paynter
Anne Perryman
Natalie Phillips
Michael Pitts
Kayla Pope
Rosalind Pope and Terri Gray
Melanie Priest
Jennifer Purcell
Pamela and John Purdie
R Bistro and Regina Mehallick
Lowrie Raddatz
Stacy Raes
Danielle Rhodes
Pat Rhodes
Richey Mills & Associates
Wendy Rinehart
Ryan Rockenbaush
Dawn and Jim Rodgers
Barbara and Paul Rodriguez
Florence Roisman
Marjorie E. Root
Marcia and Bob Ross
GK Rowe and Tiffany Garritano
Gloria Sachdev
Carrie and Daniel Sailer
Michael Salemi
Neil Savage
Eric Scheve
Anna Schimmoller
Debra Scott
Martha and Ronnie Seib
Julie Settles
Asha Sharma and Jeff Davies
James and Sherry Sigo
Simply Chic
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Rachel Skelton
Paula and Michael Slinger
Jessica Smidler
Jessica Smiley
Dr. Roberta Ann Smith
Pipere Smith
Marilynn Speich
Debbie Spinney
Amanda Stafford
Thomas Stanley
Corey Stark
State Employees’ Community Campaign
Mary and Greg Stickelmaier
Linda Stitzer
Amy Strasburger
Jamie Sullivan
Kelley and Chris Summers
Sunrise Christian Academy
Nancy Sutton
Lois Templeton
Nathan Thomas
Teresa Tillery
Susan Toevs
Deborah Tooson-Harris and Wade
Harris
Nancy and Family Trossen
Tina Tucker
Michael Turner
Malia Vanaman
Emily Vasconcelles
Scott Via
Ryan Vierhile
Nonie and David Vonnegut-Gabovitch
Cindy Wadelton
Suzi Wagman
Gerald Walker
Edward Wallis
Margi Walters
Kristie and Ronald Watson
John Weatherwax
Erin Weesner
Ann Weifenbach
Jackie Wellfonder
Lincoln Wertenberger
Diane West and Family
Erin West and Family
Jessica Whelan
Tammy and Alexander White
Lucy and Dave Will
Deb Williams
Kris Wingenroth
Karen and Christopher Wolf
Marybeth and Timothy Wott
Marcia and Carl York
Kathy and Jeff Young
IN HONOR OF
Aaron Adams and Ryan Levy
Troy Boersma
Candace Brandt
Shannon Burdick
Dennis Cecil
Lara Chandler
Lara Chandler
Jesus Christ’s Birthday
Millicent Cripe
Her grandchildren: Briley, Easton,
Emery and Evie
Darryl Fraylon
Darryl Fraylon
Enas Hayden
Henle and the Loops Raymond Janulis
Tracey Krueger
Robert Lowry
Mother’s Day
Nancy M. Russell Marsha Sandersen
Leanne Schaub
Andrea Skinner
Survivors everywhere
Kim and Bill Stagg
Terri Vahey
IN MEMORY OF
Officer Kim Carmack
Cindy Cradick
Richard Furry
Joan Klicka
Cynthia Knabe
DONOR
Laura Guy- 2 gifts
Anonymous
Indira and M.S. Anand
Katy McBryan and Dennis O’Connor
Wortman Family Charitable Fund
Emma and Bill St. Dennis
Deb Williams
Brianna Finney
Larry Cripe and Mimi Jacobs
Cindy Sturgeon
Anyonymous
Donyale and Damon Fraylon
Asha and Jeff Sharma and Jeff Davies
Fresenius Medical Care North America
Mary Anne Leisen
Sharon and Scott Thiems
Harriet Ivey and Dick Brashear
Lumina Foundation
Harriet Ivey and Dick Brashear
Woodstock Club Duplicate Bridge
Bill Grogan
Alpha Chi Omega Foundation
Robin Byrd- 2 gifts
Adriana and Kim Golden
Loretta Olivier
DONOR
Alpha Chi Omega Foundation
Woodstock Club Duplicate Bridge
Jane and Lynn Esseburg
Jane and Thoma Spahn
Anonymous (5)
Denise and Douglas Allen
Sarah Barney
Scott and Roxanne Bok
Nancy Bryant
Ruby Carmen
Thomas Casalini
David Chalfie and Mark Demerly
Irene Conisha
Elizabeth and Casey Cronin
Leah Crowley
Barbara Deery
Margy and Randy Hatch - 2 gifts
Stephen Henshaw
Colleen Huxhold
Bill Kealing
Billie Kingston
J. William Kingston
Louisa Knabe
The Ladies of Alpha Phi
Nancy Lorenzano
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IN MEMORY OF
Cynthia Knabe (continued)
Charles and Kathryn Lane
Audry Pepe
Gene and Betty Pickerrell
Rosemary Richardson
Suzy Stocky
Julie Whelon
DONOR
IN HONOR OF A WEDDING
DONOR
Gretchen Luros
Jenn and Brian Manning
Amy Burmeister
Richard and Beverly Markoff
Christine Gall
John Martin
Dianne and A.G. Kawamura
Allison Melangton and Melissa Caito
Debbie and Richard Manning
Elizabeth Millar
Sarah and Ryan Noel
Tim Moriarty
Sandra and Danny Over
Elizabeth Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Zarvos
Donna Nichols
Marsha Sandersen’s Son
Judith Libby
Julie O’Brien
Caryn O’Sullivan and Karen Corsaro
Greg and Beth Overmyer
Rosalind Pope and Terri Gray
Elizabeth Postlethwaite
Emily and Eric Reynolds
GK Rowe and Tiffany Garritano
Bond and Valri Sandoe
Jeffrey Sandoe
Eric Scheve
Jeanne Scofield
Linda Shikany
Mary and Greg Stickelmaier
Lois Templeton
Kris Wingenroth
Kathy and Jeff Young
Billie Kingston
Renita Minor
Gregory Overby
Daniel Pickerrell
Lori Justic
The Coburn Place family lost a dear
Central Indiana Women in
Insurance & Financial Services
staff member and passionate advocate of
Charles Schwab Foundation
Nancy Collins
our mission. Suzy touched the lives of so
Christine Dunn
many. Her warmth, kindness and deeply
Janine and Cheryl Frainier
Jennifer and Avery Kowalski
caring nature will stay with everyone who
Sarah Mahaffa
knew her, and her beautiful spirit will
Scott McDevitt
Karen and Dan Millar
live on. The world lost a brilliant light, but
Chuck Riedinger
Southside OB-GYN, P.C.
heaven certainly gained one.
Marilynn Speich
Debbie Spinney
Cindy Sturgeon
University of Indianapolis Jeffrey Bryant, Dr. Phylis Lin,
Tracy Marschall, Michelle Meer,
Dr. Lynn Shaw and Gwen Thomas
Jackie Wellfonder
Jessica Whelon
IN MEMORIAM
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