Jaylin Nuehring Mercy Nutrition Services
Mario Hughes Project SEARCH students at Mercy Medical CenterNorth Iowa have a unique opportunity to learn and practice job skills and determine their interests. A Class of 2013 graduate, Jaylin Nuehring found her calling. “I got to try working in three different departments, and Nutrition Services was my favorite. I knew that I wanted to work there. When there was a job open, my job coach Janelle encouraged me to apply for it.” Jaylin was hired shortly after graduating from high school. “Since I already knew lots of the jobs from Project SEARCH, it was easy for me to learn. Every day, I wash pots and pans and unload the dish machine. I have to put everything away so it’s ready for the next shift.” Jaylin is looking to the future in her position, as well. “I want to learn new jobs in Nutrition Services. I want to help deliver carts so I can work with the patients.” Nutrition Services Director Steve Achord is enthusiastic about Project SEARCH’s contribution to his department. “When someone asks me about Project SEARCH, my reply is simply, it’s a great partnership and we are extremely happy with the results. In the short time students are in our department, we can see each of them grow, especially in their confidence level and enthusiasm as they learn new skills and interact with our employees and with our customers. One thing I am most proud of is being able to hire two former Project Search students and integrate them into our team on a permanent basis. Their strong work ethic and contributions to Nutrition Services makes us stronger and we look forward to seeing the program grow within our department.” Patient services manager Margie Arispe agrees. “Our department is a happier place because of employees like Jaylin and Mario.We are very lucky to have found them through Project SEARCH, which gave them a chance to show off their work ethic and willingness to learn.” Mario Hughes was recently hired for a similar position in
Nutrition Services. “I didn’t work there during Project SEARCH,” he explains, “but the director saw me working at The Willows and thought I did a good job. He asked my supervisor if I would apply for a job in Nutrition Services.” After going through the application and interview process, Mario was excited to start his new job on September 15. “I’ve had jobs before, but they weren’t a career for me. Project SEARCH helped me move to a better job.” Mario hopes to use his experience to benefit future employees. “I already know some of the new Project SEARCH workers and I want to help them learn,” he says. What can you do? Read on to learn about how NIVC Services is helping north Iowans with disabilities EXPECT, EMPLOY and EMPOWER themselves.
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NIVC Services ~ Helping People Work EMPLOYMENT BOOT CAMP In early June, NIVC Services held its first Employment Boot Camp for young adults, funded by United Way of North Central Iowa. Campers discovered how their unique talents can translate into meaningful work and a purpose-driven life. The week began with a Blue Zones purpose workshop, and team-building exercises took place at the YMCA ropes course. Campers were introduced to the Mason City Transit system by going on a community-wide scavenger hunt. They were asked to complete objectives and find items using the transit system to locate and travel to community resources and places of interest. They also toured businesses including First Citizens National Bank, Hy-Vee East and Principal Financial. At each location, they were encouraged to ask questions about employment skills and jobs available in each industry. Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa provided additional tours and a workshop with their Human Resources department, with tips for applying for jobs and workplace success. Iowa Works provided a career assessment workshop and resume building activities. Campers left the weeklong Boot Camp with a resume, ideas and contacts to help them seek employment, many for the first time. Thank you to all of the area businesses and services who helped to make this experience an eye-opening journey into the working world for many young adults.
Bob Kelly Bob Kelly: HyVee West
NIVC Services has the privilege of supporting several of the “helpful smiles in every aisle” at HyVee West. Bob Kelly started working at HyVee West a year ago, as a member of the customer courtesy staff. “I help bag groceries and load them into customers’ cars,” he explains. “I have lots of experience working in stores, so I feel like this job matches my skills. I like my job because I’m a “people person” and it’s fun talking to customers.” Bob also participates in community events with the Joblink activities group. “I like to go to football, baseball and hockey games. I like to catch up with friends and meet new people.” Bob has been working in the community of Mason City for more than twenty years, and has no plans to stop. “I like the responsibility of getting up every morning and going to work. People miss me if I’m not there!” What can you do? Visit www.nivcservices.org to make a donation to help fund employment programs for North Iowans with disabilities.
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“I had good training for this job – it’s just like cleaning at the Work Center,” Kevin Rachut says with a smile. Kevin is in charge of janitorial services at the offices of Schupick and Associates, where he works every Friday. “I just get the job done. There’s a lot to do. I start up front and vacuum first, then clean all the restrooms, then the break room.” Job coaching from NIVC Services’ Joblink division helps Kevin keep his work skills and quality in check. “Sara comes to visit every two weeks to make sure I am doing a good job,” Kevin says. “I make sure I do.” Kevin says that he is saving the money he’s earning for something special, though he hasn’t decided yet what that will be. “It’s a good job, and I want to keep doing good at it,” he says. What can you do? NIVC Services Work Center contracting can provide administrative or janitorial support for your business. Contact Brenda Watters at 423-3301 for more information.
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Dean Borel: Home Depot, Waterloo
“Yes, yes, yes,” Dean Borel says for emphasis. “I like what I do!” Dean works at Home Depot in Waterloo. Throughout the spring and summer, he was in charge of watering plants in the Garden Center. “I also helped customers take plants to their cars and reach things on the shelves,” he says. “Now that it’s fall, I am going to work inside the store. I hope I get to work with the Christmas trees.” Dean’s job coach has helped him with organizing his tasks at work. “Bobbie meets me once a week at work. We have a list to go through to make sure I am getting everything done.” Dean says that having a job is important in helping him be independent. “I live in Waterloo and take the bus to work. I live by myself, so I have to pay my own rent. I can afford a nice apartment because I have a job.” What can you do? Support and patronize area businesses that value diversity on their staff by hiring and accommodating people with disabilities.
Mary Boehmer Mary Boehmer: Country Inn & Suites, Northwood
When Mary Boehmer began working with NIVC Services, she wasn’t sure what kind of jobs she would be able to do that would meet her physical needs. Throughout her training services at Affordables, NIVC Services staff helped Mary explore career opportunities that matched her work skills, abilities and interests. With determination and a positive attitude, Mary was able to get a job at Country Inn and Suites in Northwood, her hometown. “I saw the job listing in the paper. My job developer Tiffany helped me check it out and apply. I got hired the very next day!” she says with a laugh. “It’s a good place to work. Pam and Kara are the best bosses I could ever ask for. I get to work independently, and now I can make more than twenty beds a day!” Mary is emotional when describing the help she received from her team. “I just can’t thank them enough. Without NIVC Services, I never would have been able to get this job. They worked so hard to build up my confidence, and now I feel like I can do anything.” What can you do? Help provide training opportunities for NIVC Services clients by donating and shopping for clothing, furniture and home goods at Affordables and Affordables on 1st.
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Cheryl Noss Chery Noss: Cedar Valley Auction Company, Charles City
Cheryl Noss knows all about the hard work and excitement that goes in to preparing for an auction. She is in charge of cleaning the sales area for the weekly consignment auctions at Cedar Valley Auction Company in Charles City. Cheryl prepared for her job by learning and practicing employment skills at the NIVC Services Work Center and at Affordables. “There’s a lot of chairs to move. I vacuum, dust and clean all the doors and windows,” she explains. “It’s my job to make sure everything looks nice for the customers. It’s so exciting when the auction starts.” Cheryl states that she enjoys her job and the support she receives from Jamie, her job coach. “I love my job! I want to keep working here a long time,” she says. What can you do? Be open to looking at your workforce needs differently. Consider customizing jobs to match with local talents.
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Jeff Gangsei: Rib Crib
Jeff Gangsei has been working at Rib Crib in Mason City since November. He was hired as kitchen staff and started out running the dish washer. He’s been learning more food prep and cooking tasks to increase his employability in a restaurant setting. “Working in the kitchen is fast-paced and it can be stressful,” Jeff comments. “My job coach Steph checks in on me once a week to see how things are going and make sure I’m handling it okay.” Having someone to discuss stressors and problem-solving skills with is helping Jeff maintain his employment successfully, giving him the confidence to expand his skills. “I had some past restaurant experience, but I’ve learned lots of new skills at this job. I’m starting to learn the front line tasks and I have a little stage-fright about them,” he says, “but truthfully, I love it here. Everyone is friendly and I’m not afraid to communicate. I try to walk in with a positive attitude and give 110% every day.” What can you do? Compliment any employee who gives 110% every day… you never know where you’ll meet a NIVC Services client.
Stef Murray Stef Murray: Applebee’s
Stef Murray found her job at Applebee’s through Joblink’s Customized Employment service, which helps match employers with job seekers whose specific needs and abilities may not fit a traditional job description. Stef is in charge of cleaning the restrooms, entry area and parking lots at Applebee’s before the restaurant opens every day. “I had to get used to working alone, but I like it now,” she says. “I can get all of my supplies ready myself, and I start working every day before my job coach gets here so she can see what I’ve done. Kathy is my job coach and she comes to see me every day for a little bit. She helps me talk to my boss if I need to. My boss says that I do a very thorough job at cleaning.” Stef says that she is interested in increasing her work schedule and has approached her supervisor about other duties she might be able to add to her responsibilities. Her advice for job seekers? “You have to be patient, and you have to be tough,” she says with a grin. “You will get a job if you keep trying.” What can you do? Contact Joblink at 422-2717 to see if Customized Employment can help match a dedicated employee to your businesses’ needs.
Strategic Priorities for 2015-2017 Enhance transition planning/support for students and families u Launch the cremation urn product u Realign services at Affordables u Eliminate subminimum wage in the woodshop u Expand community based training opportunities u
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Cody Bakkum
Nate King
Meredith Dunn
Cody Bakkum: SpeeDee Delivery Nate King: Culvers
Meredith Dunn: Meredith’s Cody Bakkum was hired for his very first job “Without a job, you can’t go very far in life. I Snack Shop
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at SpeeDee Delivery just as he was graduating from the Project SEARCH program nearly two years ago, and has been successfully working there ever since. “I learned good interview skills in Project SEARCH, and I think that helped me get the job,” he comments. “My duties are to help load and unload the trucks and sort all the packages.” Cody stated that having this job has helped him maintain his car and be able to help his family financially. “I’m an adult now, and it’s important for me to earn a living,” he says. “My future goal is to apply for a driver job at SpeeDee when I turn 21.” What can you do? Contact Joblink at 422-9272 to find out what our job developers and qualified job seekers can do for your business.
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have lots of opportunities that I wouldn’t have if I didn’t have a job.” Wise words from Nate King, who celebrated an important milestone this year: ten years of successful employment at Culver’s in Mason City. Nate is responsible for taking customers’ orders from the kitchen to the dining room or drive-through and keeping the dining area clean and ready for customers. “I like meeting new people and I want to make sure they have a good experience. You never know when it’s someone’s first time here, so it’s important for me to be a good host,” he says. “There are people who come a lot and they get to know me. They ask if I live here… I tell them this is just my office!” Earning money has helped Nate pursue his passions: running, biking, and going to concerts. Nate has run in the Chicago Marathon and rode his bike on RAGBRAI the past two years. “It’s fun having a job because it helps pay for fun things,” he adds. What can you do? Support area businesses that value diversity through inclusive hiring practices.
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Meredith Dunn greets customers at her Snack Shop with a personality that matches her slogan: Sweet, Salty, Sassy. Operating in the Affordables store, Meredith’s Snack Shop satisfies hungry staff, clients and customers every day. “I decide what I want to sell and what people might like. I have candy, chips, pop, cookies, Gatorade, and healthy snacks like protein bars and popcorn. I buy all the supplies myself,” she explains. Meredith also takes special orders for homemade goodies by the dozen, Christmas cookies and Valentine candy bouquets. “That’s fun,” she says. “People can fill out the order forms that I have and my family helps me bake and put the orders together. Then people can pick up their orders at my store.” Meredith’s face lights up when asked about her future plans for her business. “I love having my own store. Someday, I want to open Meredith’s Snack Shop at the mall!” What can you do? Support Meredith’s microenterprise by stopping by Affordables for a quick snack. Meredith’s Snack Shop is open weekdays from 10:00-3:00. You can also “like” Meredith’s Snack Shop on Facebook!
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NIVC Services’ reach extends from Mason City and Clear Lake into the surrounding communities of Charles City, Garner, Osage, Northwood, Hampton, Aplington, Parkersburg, Waterloo and Waverly. In Osage, Dustin Barker is another client who has benefited from Customized Employment services. “My job developer Jamie helped me get my job at taste.,” he says. “It’s a new business and it’s been open for about a year. We serve frozen yogurt, brownies, cheesecake, and all kinds of desserts. My job is to help serve frozen yogurt, stock all of snacks on the toppings bar and make sure everything is clean.” Dustin gets ongoing support from his job coach to help him with any accommodations he might need because of his physical abilities. “Jamie visits me when I work to check and see if everything is going okay for me. She helps me out when I need it. I like everything about this job. The people are nice and I like my boss. Everyone should come visit us!” What can you do? Visit businesses in other communities around North Iowa to see NIVC Services in action.
The 6th Annual Dancing for the Dream event raised $40,926 to support the mission of NIVC Services. This year’s event included silent and live auctions in addition to the headline dance contest. The amazing generosity of our supporters, sponsors, and donors helped surpass the fundraising goal by $10,000! NIVC Services clients opened the evening’s program with an exhibition dance performance led by Eric Eichenlaub and Alecia Balduf. Clients from NIVC Services were on hand throughout the night to show off their skills while serving a variety of snacks, appetizers and desserts. The Crystal Ball Trophy was awarded to the dance couple that raised the most money from the audiences’ votes. This year’s winning couple was Fouad Daoud and Jessica Qualey, both of Mason
City. They performed to a mix of ethnic, hip hop and Latin music. The judges also gave out new awards to the dance competitors this year: “American Bandstand Award” to Eric Bookmeyer and Jenni Honn, “It’s Getting Hot in Here Award “ to Fouad Daoud and Jessica Qualey, “Love at First Sight Award” to Troy and Amy Fleming- Elwood, “Jump Jivin’ Award” to Dan and Molly Gerrietts, “Soul Award” to Steve & Becky Gearhart, “Great Gatsby Award” to Nick and Janelle Mujica, and the “Grand Ole Opry Award” to Gary and Anne Schmit. What can you do? SAVE THE DATE: Dancing for the Dream 2015 will be at the Surf Ballroom on Saturday, March 28. Contact Sherry at 423-3301 to be a sponsor for this year’s event, and mark your calendar to purchase tickets!
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Expect. Employ. Empower. How to give to NIVC Services Immediate: We have current needs for immediate support. You can mail a check to 1225 S Harrison, Mason City, Iowa or donate on-line at www.nivcservices.org. Donations support training and employment programs. Future: The North Iowa Vocational Center Endowment fund is a permanent fund with the Cerro Gordo County Community Foundation, the donated dollars are invested and only income from the fund is granted out. Your contribution will help us carry out the mission now and forever Recognition: You can name any gift in in honor or in memory of family or friend. Request the recognition form or call 641-423-3301 to ensure we have all of the important information needed.Your honoree or family members can be notified of your gift. Planned Giving: NIVC Services accepts gifts of cash and financial assets such as stocks, IRA’s and other appreciated assets. Other gifts, such as property, will be reviewed by the Board Finance Committee prior to acceptance. No gift is too large or too small for consideration! Your gift of any size makes a difference to north Iowans with disabilities, perhaps your neighbor, family member or friend. Goods: Perhaps you are ready to clean out your closet, basement, living room or kitchen. Gentle used clothing, housewares, furnishings, and décor provide work opportunities in north Iowa. Please consider calling Affordables to discuss your donations. We love collectibles, too and find buyers on-line to increase the impact of your donation. Time: We treasure your gift of time. Call Mike Willms to volunteer for several of our programs. Your generous gifts, donations to stores, and proceeds from special events stay in north Iowa.
Memorial Cremation Urns NIVC Services is now offering Memorial Cremation Urns for sale. This project began with a desire to meet the needs of our area veterans and grew to become a tribute to one of our own staff members. Dave Crowe, our warehouse production lead, passed away in a motorcycle accident in May. He was a Marine veteran of Vietnam. Dave’s tireless hard work, skill at crosswords, and stash of chocolates are dearly missed by all of the NIVC Services staff and clients. Dave’s family chose to honor his memory and his relationship with NIVC Services with an urn, the first one produced in our fine woodworking shop. All of us at NIVC Services would like to thank the Crowe family for sharing Dave’s legacy with us in this way. Our oak or maple cremation urns are handcrafted by NIVC Services clients and come in two sizes. Each urn bears a label on the bottom with the Bible verse Matthew 25:21, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Urns are available for purchase at area county Veterans Administration and General Relief offices, or can be purchased directly from NIVC Services. What can you do? Please consider a Memorial Cremation Urn when planning for your final wishes. Contact Mike Lambert at 423-3301 for more information.
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Eric Bookmeyer & Erin Peterson Marcia Booster Allen & Diane Borchardt Darlene Bortle Mike and Linda Bovy Terry & Carol Boyle Kent & Holly Brcka Tony & Amy Brownlee Wade and Gayle Busch Brian & Jayne Carlson Edward & Shelley Casey Paul & Mary Charlson Donald & Alice Child Beth Ann Chiles Jim & Sue Chizek David & Connie Ciccetti Steve Clausen Clear Lake Bank & Trust Tim & Pam Coffey John & Marcia Colvin Cornerstone Dental Lab Inc. Corporate Farmer Randy Cram Brian & Tanya Dadisman Bob & Gail Dahlquist Fouad Daoud Randy & Brenda Davis C.A. Dean Jr Scott & Wendy Degnan Carla Dempsey Tim & Carol Dettmer Tom & Becky Dettmer Diamond Jo Casino Rob & Kristie Doebel Drs. Polking & Polking, DDS Mike & Joni Dunn Doug & Dawn Duven Shannon & Emily Dykstra Julie Ebeling Allan & Marta Eenhuis Randy & Becky Elsbernd
Larry & Zelda Elwood Troy & Amy Elwood Michael & Heather Englin Envirosight, LLC Cheryl Erb Mavis Espinosa Eternity Wireless The Exchange Club of Mason City Michale & Lana Faust Troy & Jen Faust Becca Fedders Tom & Kathy Ferguson Mark & Jan Feustel Michael & Wendy Fields First Citizens National Bank Randy & Diane Fischels John & Kelly Fischer Tom & Carolyn Fischer Kimberly Fleming Tim & Sue Fleming Floyd & Leonard Charles & Lenore Forbes Mike & Karen Forthmann Larry & Corky Fosness Gary & Sandy Fox David & Mickey Funkhouser Kara Gaiser Jon & Karri Gansen Robert & Cindy Garza Mike & Joan Gasaway Betty Gearhart Steve & Becky Gearhart Ruth Geilenfeld Anne Gerrietts Dan & Molly Gerrietts Rev Darrel & Jeanette Gerrietts Ken & Sharon Giddens Bob & Arlene Gilbert Michelle Girsch Delores Goche Goldman, Sachs, & Co Matching Gift Program Paul & Marsha Gordon Anne Grady
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Kimberly Kelly Bob & Judi Kessler Kevin & Yvonne Kinzler Alan & Lori Kittleson Bob & Carol Klocke Knights of Columbus Ryan & Molly Knoll Angie Konrad James & Lisa Koppin Dave & Kelly Kratz Pam Krause Sean & Heidi Kuhl Larry & Dixie Lamoreux Karl & Jennifer Langhart Langhart, Inc Gina Lovejoy & Larry Kalousek Mark & Deb Lassise Tim & Kris Latham Bobby & Amanda Lauritson Mark & Tavi LeDuc Mark & Kathie Lehmann Jim & Sunni Lensing Al & Barb Lewerke Burton Lewis Corey & Alicia Lief Gary & Sharon Lindgren Steve & Ann Long Mary Jo Lorge Tim & Betty Lucas Barbara & Paul MacGregor Katherine MacNider Rev Jim & Sharon Magelssen Al & Connie Mangrich Brian & Rita Manwiller James & Jean Marinos Tom & Mary Markwalter Bob & Donna Marreel Dick & Judy Mathes Dennis & Sharon May Jodi Mayland Jean Mc Aleer
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Tim & Heather McCleary Robert & Bonnie McCoy Ken & Leslie McElheny MCLG Family Credit Union Mark & Marcia McNulty Dave Meinders Sandra Meleney Chris & Danika Menke Dick Merron Pat Millard Brenda Miller Craig & Janet Miller Kurt & Jean Miller Ruth Miller Mitchell County ARC Paul & Keri Mixdorf Ron & Dianna Moeller Dale Montang John & Michelle Moran Keith Morse Martin & Lisa Mortens Arlo & Shirley Movick Dan & Jean Mujica Dennis & Crystal Murphy Joe & Lorre Myhre Mark & Marcia NcNulty Jim & Cheryl Nesbit Mike & Mary Nettleton NI Community Credit Union Jim & Cindy Niemants Harold & Inga Nordaas North Iowa Community Credit Union North Iowa Golf Dick & RoxAnn Northrup Steve & Jennifer Noto NSB Bruce & Elaine Oimoen Elaine Ollenburg Ollenburg Motors, Inc. Matt & Nikki Olson Rusty & Jennifer Olson, Olson Ag Inc
Jack & Verna Ouverson Ann Papouchis Socrates & Elaine Pappajohn Joe Paulson Shannon Paulus Tom & Melissa Payne Valerie Pennington Driscoll, Stacy Petree,Travis Charles & Martha Petzoldt Rich Piscopo Jerry & Jeanne Plagge Joe & Kris Plank Planned & Engineered Construction Dorothy Platts Joe & Janis Platts Dean & Shari Pohren Keith & Audrey Popp Richard & Joyce Price Public Health Canteen Fund Tim & Kelly Putnam Mike & Jessica Qualey Harold & Ruth Quisley Dennis & Joyce Rachut Rachel Rachut James & Amanda Ragan Norman & Pricilla Ray Rod & Susan Rebedeau Rob & Tori Redfern James & Amanda Regan Steve & Rhonda Reints Jim & Kim Reisinger Thomas & Janelle Renner Cliff & LouAnn Rossler John & Tanya Rowe David & Susan Ruen Jim & Linda Sauer Steve & Martie Sawyer Bill & Candi Schickel Theodore Schindler Roger & Susan Schlitter Cletus & Marcella Schmit
expect. employ. empower.
Daniel & Leta Schmit Gary & Anne Schmit Dan & Sue Schmitz Penny Schmitz Larry & Mary Schnurr Brad & Melissa Schoneberg Mickie Schuessler Schupick & Associates, P.C. Steven & Cheryl Schurtz Roy & Deb Schwickerath Cammie Scully Tim & Sarah Secory Steve Sellergren Francis & Cathy Shannon Charles & Chloe Sheakley Cliff & Laurie Sheakley Max Shields Mike & Linda Shields Steve & Julie Shields Jay & Karmen Shriver Dr. Susan Sieh Norma Skogen Clarence & Karen Slife Waldo Smeby Scott Smed & Joyce Deike Justin & Jan Smith Dale & Kathy Snyder Peggy Solberg Dennis & Karen Squier Russel & Geraldine Stahl Jerry & C.J. Stambaugh Alan & Sharon Steckman Kaye Steger Jeff Steimel Bruce & Meagan Steinberg Dorothy Steinberg Jim Steinlicht Ron & Theresa Stewart Ted & Marlene Stirling Donna Stoltenberg Paul & Karen Stone
We appreciate all that you do
Larsen
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what can yoU do?
Plumbing & Heating inc. 102 West Main St., Fertile
641-797-2219
NIVC Services ~ Helping People Work Women of Trinity Bruce & Janna Wuttke Joel & Lisa Yunek Yunek Law Firm P.L.C Jamie & Nancy Zanios Ray & Anne Zook
Brent & Deanna Streets Michael & Kimberly Svejda Troy & Laura Swanson Scott & Kelly Sweet Tony & Jane Tatone Megan Teeter Geri Thompson O. Jay & Pat Tomson Scott & Patricia Tornquist Becky Trappe Brent Trout Joe Trygstad Bob & Toby VanDenBosch Roberta Vandewalker Dan & Denise Varnum Elizabeth Von Fischer Hier James & Darlene Vsetecka Tom & Jane Wageman Tom & Sally Waggoner Audrey Warner Steve & Molly Watson Waynes Ski & Cycle Michael & Marlene Wegner Walter & Janet Wendland Denny & Deb Wessels Bob Westbee Mike & Susan Westfall Rob & Kristin White WHKS & Co Phillip Wiebrand Bob & Cindy Willemsen Williams & Associates PLC Monty & Laura Williamson Mike & Julie Willms Mathias & Krissy Wilson Ed & Sue Wineinger Harold Winston Mary Witherall
In-kind Support 1st Insurance Applebees Armour Swift Eckridge Tim & Sherry Becker Bennigans Pat Bergo Blackmore Gardens Cabin Coffee Cargill Kitchen Solutions Carlos O’Kellys Tom Castle Chop Clausen Plumbing Clear Lake Bank & Trust Cloud Nine Boutique & Spa Pamela Coffey Mary Cooley Culvers Cupola Inn Curries Assa Abloy Diamond Jo Casino Directions Research Equipment Suppliers Eternity Wireless Fareway Federal Fire Equipment First Citizens National Bank Floyd & Leonard Claude Funk Steve and Becky Gearhart
Thank you for your honorable contributions! Keep up the great work!
We’re Proud To Support NIVC
T e Shor Take Th e To Driv ! S ing Big Sav
519 N. Federal Mason City
1580 15th St., SW, Mason City
641-424-3456
Proud Partners of NIVC Services Agency Service Partners AEA267 Access ARC of North Central Iowa Area School Districts Central Iowa Community Services Comprehensive Systems County Social Services DHS Case Management Iowa State Extension Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services IowaWorks Mason City Youth Task Force
Mental Health Center of North Iowa Mercy Medical CenterNorth Iowa North Iowa Community Action Organization North Iowa Transition Center Northstar Services Opportunity Village Prairie Ridge Spring Harbor Targeted Case Management United Way of North Central Iowa
THANK YOU
A special note of gratitude to those who donate gently used clothes & furnishings to our stores at Affordables & Affordables on 1st.
Your donations create training & job opportunities.
Proud Supporter of NIVC Services!
Clausen Plumbing & Heating & The Plumb Center
J & J Machine
641-923-2861 • 800-442-8804 Hwy. 18, Garner, Iowa www.ollenburgmotors.com
Spenc Schroeder Mickie Schuessler Stadheim Jewelers Star Auto Body State Street Deli Sukup Manufacturing The Other Place The Perfect Pair Three Eagles Communications Bob & Toby VanDenBosch Marty & Sophia Walsh Gary Wattnem Wayne’s Ski & Cycle White Sail Spa
Member FDIC
First Citizens National Bank In Iowa: Mason City • Charles City New Hampton • Alta Vista • Osage Clarion • Kanawha • Latimer In Minnesota: Mora www.firstcitizensnb.com
423-1034 MS-55212
ank you for all you do for our community!
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NIVC
It's an honor to Congratulate NIVC Services for doing so much for "helping people work" in our community!
Godfather’s Pizza Anne Grady & Rollie Williamson Ron and Maryls Hamann Harley Davidson Al Hayward Helps Drain Cleaning Historic Park Inn Hotel Houck Pharmacy Hungry Mind Hy-Vee Drug Store Hy-Vee East Hy-Vee of Mason City Iowa Heartland Credit Union Iowa Mold Tooling Employees J & J Machine Johnson Sanitary Products Kleen Sweep Construction Shannon Kropp Larch Pine Inn Larry Elwood Construction Larsen Plumbing & Heating Las Palmas Lorados Sandwich Shop Louie’s Custom Meats Mason City Brewing Mason City Country Club Mason City Tire McCloskey Appliance Minnesota Twins NAPA Auto Parts North Iowa Tire William Oertel Ollenburg Motors Papa’s American Café Pardun Consulting Kris Penca Postnet Principal Financial Group ProBuild The Quarry Rib Crib Ruth Miller Jennifer Schlitter Gary & Anne Schmit
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Expect. Employ. Empower. Grants Ag Ventures Alliance Bertha Stebens Charitable Fdn Cerro Gordo County Community Foundation (CGCCF) CGCCF NIVC Endowment Fund Farrer Endowment First Citizens National Bank Foundation Floyd County Community Foundation Knights of Columbus – Garner Knights of Columbus – Mason City Iowa Coalition for Integrated Employment (ICIE) Grant Dave & Phyllis Murphy Charitable Foundation Principal Financial Group Foundation Ray Rorick Foundation Mason City Noon Rotary Staples Foundation TeamQuest Foundation United Way of North Central Iowa Winnebago County Community Foundation
THANK YOU
to Emily Dykstra for collaborating with our clients for this year’s featured success stories.
Honorariums
In Honor of Donated by Jared Gardinier Pamela Krause Donna Goche Delores Goche
Memorials
In Memory of Donated by Syl & Florence Babinski Bettie Huntley Mark Becker Elizabeth Hier Chris Behm Joel & Lisa Yunek William Child Donald & Alice Child Chris Dean Joel & Lisa Yunek Marsha Funk Joel & Lisa Yunek Audry Gable Tim & Sherry Becker Larry Herndon Harlan & Marge Baack Philip Meyer Harlan & Marge Baack Our Mothers Rose & Ruby Bob & Donna Marreel Ardis Opheim Arlo Movick Don & Claire Schoenborn Geri Thompson
Every gift is important to us. We strive to be complete and accurate. Please forgive us if an error or omission occurred and let us know at 641-423-3301.
Thursday, October 16, 2014 l Globe Gazette
We need more volunteers. Please join us in helping people work.
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