2015
Community Investment Report
Thank you for giving our kids a chance to be leaders. Youth Resources positively impacts over 800 young adults each year by providing opportunities for them to lead, serve and change our community.
At Youth Resources, our mission is to engage youth in leadership and community service. In 2015, our team grew stronger, our supporters hit it out of the park and all four of our programs were at capacity. Our students served over 8,000 hours with more than 100 local agencies and groups. They also planned and implemented 63 service projects with their peers. 372 individuals, foundations, and corporations supported our mission this year. And with all this amazing support, we raised more than $430,000 to sustain the Teen Advisory Council, TEENPOWER, Make A Difference Grants, and Vanderburgh County Teen Court. That’s $49 every single hour! We kept YR running efficiently...73% Program Services, 12% Development, 14% Management & General...and all the while, our board members guided and supported us along the way. See page 23 for their names, and if you know a YR board member please thank them for their service on behalf of our students, staff and community. All told, we’ve now worked with over 148,875 students and funded more than 3,251 service projects in 6 counties within our community. Our alumni continue to give, serve, and lead in education, healthcare, business, law, nonprofits, tech and more. For their stories, browse the following program pages. 2015 was our biggest year yet. Thank you to every single one of you who helped make it all possible. Laura Ferguson Executive Director YR Alumna, Class of 2007
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Words of gratitude ... Make A Difference Grants “This service project has definitely made an impact on my life and others in my community. It is the best feeling in the world to know that we are making a difference in someone’s life.”
Teen Advisory Council “Involvement with TAC has absolutely gotten me out of my shell and taken me to a place where I’m comfortable speaking with and leading not only peers but adults too.”
TEENPOWER “I love TEENPOWER with all my heart and soul. It has opened my eyes to new things and changed the way I view myself and people around me.”
Teen Court “I have benefitted from every session of Teen Court that I’ve attended. This program has motivated me to become more involved in my community beyond high school. Not only I am helping my community through Teen Court, my community is helping me become a better person.”
...from our youth.
Make A Difference Grants Youth Resources’ founding program and grant-making arm awards grants of up to $750 for youth-led community service projects.
Evansville Teachers Association
The Hudson Family, Grant Recipient
SINCE 1987
Jossie’s dad worked for many years at Harwood and Cedar Hall schools, where money is tight for many families. Jossie recognized that many of the kids at Cedar Hall do not get opportunities to go to skill camps, like she had growing up. After the idea of a camp was born, funding was needed to provide enough basketballs for each child, so we applied to YR for a MAD Grant. Jossie said that seeing the kids eyes light up and big smiles on their faces when they showed up for a camp day made the whole experience exceptional. There are big ripple effects from MAD Grants. You never really know where they will end or how much they change lives in big or small ways. Recipients learn valuable lessons as they use their resources to contribute to society. Carey, Tracey and Jossie Hudson made Jossie’s Game Up skills camp come to life through funding from a Make A Difference Grant. This family affair involved 38 youth volunteers and impacted 95 participants.
148,875 local children and teens have been involved in 3,251
youth-led service projects and have received over $757,000 in grants from Youth Resources.
Teen Advisory Council TAC is a peer-led group of high school students who involve themselves in our community through service and fundraising events, leadership training, and civic engagement.
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Claire Apuan, Alumna I absolutely would have considered myself a shy person going into high school. I really wanted to meet new people, but I never knew what to say. I was always the person that would wait around in the background awkwardly. Through TAC, I feel like I had the opportunity to throw myself into positive social situations that helped me push my limits and grow as an individual.
GIVING FEELS GOOD 98 TAC
96 agencies
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34,819
community service hours completed
people impacted by service events
The biggest impact on my life from TAC has been the people that I met. I really found a place in TAC where I could share my excitement about events that we planned and in general about serving the community. I found some really great role models that have broadened my perspective on life and supported me in my ambitions and hobbies alike. I would tell anyone thinking about getting involved in YR to just do it! There’s really nothing to lose and everything to gain. Claire was involved in YR’s programs from 2010-2014. She is a sophomore at Dartmouth College and plans to graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering.
TEENPOWER TEENPOWER is building a culture and network of drug-free young leaders by promoting educated decision-making, strong character, leadership development and community involvement.
Ben Walden, Current Student The best part of TEENPOWER are the connections and relationships. TEENPOWER takes a group of strangers and grows them into a tight-knit community. That’s what brings me back with anticipation every year. I hope my efforts as a Youth Staffer inspire TEENPOWER participants to stay drug-free, be strong leaders and encourage their friends to make healthy choices. I also hope that I have been able to make a difference in the attitudes of others with my own. I like to think that by spreading the positivity of TEENPOWER, others may become more positive themselves. Anyone who has made a commitment to TEENPOWER in the past, including myself, can attest that their commitment has been very rewarding and a wonderful way to give back to the community. Ben has been involved with Youth Resources since 2013. He is a senior at Central High School and is still deciding where he would like to attend college. In the meantime, he is an active volunteer through TAC, TEENPOWER and Teen Court, an accomplished musician and an excellent student.
13 grants awarded to student-led TEENPOWER Clubs for prevention service projects
286% increase in participation at TEENPOWER conferences over the last eight years
AT TEENPOWER 2015 390 high school and middle school students representing 38 schools and 5 counties were empowered to lead positive, healthy lifestyles.
Teen Court Teen Court is a diversion program for first-time juvenile offenders and youth volunteers who participate in real juvenile hearings and encourage each other to make positive choices.
Ray Dudlo, Attorney Volunteer After moving to Evansville in 2011, I started volunteering with Youth Resources’ Teen Court. When I sat in on a jury deliberation I was impressed to see the student volunteers take the case so seriously. They took their time to weigh the appropriate response which focused on helping the juvenile offender. As an attorney, I cannot help but notice those student volunteers that really love taking on the attorney and judge roles. So many of the youth volunteers start off as timid and uncertain but leave as confident leaders.  I believe Teen Court provides a tremendous positive impact for all the youth that are involved. This program is doing great things for the community and our youth. Ray has volunteered with Teen Court since 2011. He practices family law at Bamberger Foreman Oswald & Hahn and is an active volunteer with the Volunteer Lawyer Program. He lives in Evansville with his wife, Trisha, an attorney who also volunteers with Teen Court, and their daughter.
JUSTICE THROUGH SERVICE Since the first official hearing in 2005, Teen Court has involved over 1,200 youth volunteers who have served 6,015 hours of community service through Teen Court hearings. As part of their sentencing, juvenile offenders have completed 2,481 hours of community service.
Scooter Scramble
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Robert “Scooter” Tiemann was an advocate for youth and a long-time volunteer with Youth Resources’ TEENPOWER and Teen Advisory Council programs. We were, and still are, broken-hearted at his unexpected passing on June 10, 2013. The Scooter Scholarship Fund was founded in memory of Scooter, who would pay the registration fee for students to attend Youth Resources’ TEENPOWER Conferences.
Oak Meadow Country Club
Special thanks to Bob, Tee, Carlee, Chip and Melissa Tiemann for their unwavering support of Scooter’s legacy.
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ROBERT “SCOOTER” TIEMANN TEENPOWER SCHOLARSHIP FUND SUPPORTERS Norm & Juli Bafunno Greg & Erica Bernhardt Adam & Theresa Berry Claudette Branson Keith & Dawn Bratton Mike & Traci Duckworth Darrell Eddings Jennifer Foley Nancy Gaunt Good Shepherd TEENPOWER James* & Sheryl Hambidge Marva Harris Ilka Hessler Kenny Kent Toyota-Scion-Lexus Robert Kent David & Donna Knapp Ronald & Eileen Korba Ralph & Judith Koressel JD & Marsha LeClere Kenneth & Karen Lee Jerry & Mary Linzy Cary Maurer Foster & Bette McArthur Mike & Barbara McGregor Patrick A. Rayburn Reference Services Martha Rohlfer James & Hope Rold Mary A. Schroeder Skanska Tenbarge Seed
Joe & Mary Theby Michael & Linda Tiemann Michael Volkman Fred & Carol Walton Howard & Cathy Williams Randall & Suzan Williams Philip & Donna Wolter
Reference Services Reid Oral Surgery Schulz Realtors The Stanley Group at Morgan Stanley Scott & Debbie Turley United Fidelity Bank
SCRAMBLE SPONSORS Anonymous Keith & Dawn Bratton Alexander Burton Braun’s Nursing Home Charles “Mack” Gadd, Jr. Stephen C. Gubler, CPA Custom Sewing Services Dean Bosler’s Furniture Documents 2 Digital Empire Contractors Evansville SEO Foster O’Daniel Hambidge & Lynch Hamlin Equipment Rental Bo & Katie Hargett Hasgoe John & Jane Hodge Zach & Nina Kovack Dennis & Catherine Lamey Melinda Livingston & Family Magnum Construction McMahon Exterminating Midwest Roofing-Sheet Metal Butch & Kim Moors Popham Construction Project Associates
SCRAMBLE IN KIND 911 Gives Hope Aaron Barrett Ad Cetera Promotions Armstrong Canton Inn Chik-fil-A Chris’ West Side Auto Service City Taco Commerce Bank Cork ‘n Cleaver Delta Zeta – Lamda Beta Donut Bank Droste’s Evansville Museum of Art, History & Science Phil Ferguson Bill Frost Gerst Haus German Township Booster Club Golf Plus Sara Hilsmeyer It Can Be Arranged Ivy Tech Community College Jake’s Wayback Burgers Bob Jones
Just Rennie’s Just Stylin’ Kanpai Kip Brownfield Koch Family Children’s Museum of Evansville Life Choices Mark’s Mattress Don Mattingly Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden John Montgomery Oak Meadow Country Club Old National Bank Old North United Methodist Church Pacers Foundation Pacetrē Bake & Brew Qdoba Resurrection Catholic School Ron Romain Romain Buick GMC Cadillac Salon WOW St. Mary’s Health System Sycamore Services Tau Kappa Epsilon – Nu Lamda Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana Tracy Zeller Jewelry Tropicana USI Varsity Club Lloyd Winnecke Young Life Evansville Zuki Japanese Hibachi Grille & Sushi Lounge * Deceased
Mentors: Our Monthly Giving Program TEENPOWER alumna Chelsi Carter describes why she chooses to donate monthly to Youth Resources.
How did you get involved with Youth What made you decide to make a Resources? monthly gift to YR? I started YR programming with TEENPOWER. I went to High School TEENPOWER as a freshman, came back the following year as Youth Staff, eventually became College Staff, then Adult Staff.
Every month when I look at my bank statement, I think of all of the adults and peers at YR who have ever helped me. Giving a monthly gift reminds me of my responsibility to pay it forward.
What part of YR’s work gives you the What impact do you hope your monthly gift will achieve? most satisfaction? I know firsthand that Youth Resources changes lives because it changed mine. Because of Youth Resources I discovered my passion for serving others and now currently work at a nonprofit - Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Ohio Valley. To me, the meaning of life is to find your gift, and the purpose of life is to give it away. Without Youth Resources I would have never found what I believe is my gift of helping people, and that is something for which I will forever be grateful.
I am certain that through YR my gift will continue to serve, reach, and impact the community through young leaders.
Chelsi has been involved with Youth Resources since 2002. She continues to actively volunteer with YR and is a well-loved mentor to our youth. Chelsi lives in Evansville, works as Chief Development Officer at Ronald McDonald House Charities of Ohio Valley, owns Sunshine Juice Co., and volunteers with Big Brothers Big Sisters, among many other organizations.
Becoming a Mentor is easy! Use the card in the back of this investment report or set up your secure monthly gift online at www.youth-resources.org.
Alumni Spotlight Teen Court and Teen Advisory Council alumna Hannah Apuan highlights the role Youth Resources played in her life during high school and how it continues to impact her as a college student.
What skills did you learn during your involvement with YR? Youth Resources constantly put me in positions of leadership where I would practice my public speaking skills. For example, when I was an attorney at Teen Court, I would have to question the defendant and think on my feet. In the opening and closing statements, I would quickly synthesize a short speech summarizing my argument. At first, I was always very nervous and shaky, but over time I improved to the point that I was rarely anxious.
What is your favorite YR memory? During TAC’s Career Fair in 2013, a chemical engineer in the STEM group showed us a little pastel-colored piece of plastic shell. He said that what he had in his hands would seem very familiar in the next few years but he had to remain confidential about it. A few months later, I saw the release of the iPhone 5C, which had the same pastel plastic shell. Especially because I am a tech major, I thought it was amazing to learn the cuttingedge of the industry, which, in this case, originated
in Mount Vernon, Indiana. I would not have had that opportunity without the Teen Advisory Council.
How has YR impacted your life? YR has impacted my life so that I feel more confident about myself. In YR’s programs, I met students and advisers who were friendly, and we all supported each other. I gained feelings of self-worth, community, and self-esteem because of YR.
What would you tell someone who is thinking about getting involved in YR? Do it! If you don’t think you have enough time; you always have enough time! I hope that is a life skill that everyone learns: if you make it important to yourself, you always have time. Hannah was involved in YR’s programs from 20102014. She is a sophomore at the University of Denver and plans to graduate with a Bachelor of Science and Masters of Science in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Arts in German Language and Literature.
Fall Festival Thank you to all 175 of the enthusiastic and hard-working volunteers who made the Big Orange Booth the most fun place to be on Franklin Street! We are grateful for your time. Together we raised over $8,000 to support Youth Resources.
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THANK YOU Fall Festival Volunteers Natalie Adams Holden Abshier Nancy Angermeier Don Apple Karen Apple Jason Ashworth Bailey Balbach McKenzie Batten Jessica Beal Ryan Beal Anish Bedi Brooke Berry Maria Berry Manisha Bethi Meghana Bhaskara Suneil Bhaskara Brayden Borrell Linsey Borrell Susie Borrell Amanda Boruff Julie Bowman Jeremy Brown Chris Brown Terry Brown Alexa Bueltel Alex Burton Clay Carlton Chelsi Carter Rubina Cheema MiKayla Chinn Alli Clark Dana Clayton Bailey Daniels Annie David Alison Decker
Christian Decker Colin Decker Duane Decker Krista Decker Ralph Decker Lindsey Deig Daisy DeLong Mackenzie Douglas Ben Early Ashley Egler Rachel Eickhoff Jackie Elder Elizabeth Elsea Jan Elsea Trent Engbers Jessica Fehrenbacher Tony Fehrenbacher Laura Ferguson Sally Ferguson Terry Ferguson Carlada Flowers Allie Folz Kellie Forney Nick Forche Robin Forney Lauren French Joey Gerteisen Mark Gilles Ron Grundhoefer Rachel Goedde Conner Gorman Lyndsi Gruszewski Tami Hardebeck Daren Harmon Robert Hart
Hadley Hagedorn Bailee Harp Richard Harrison Alex Heister Laura Heister Riley Herrin Jordan Holland Seth Humphrey Dana Hunt Kendall Hurt Marie Irvin Susannah Jackson Bill Jaggers Michaela Karcher Lucas Keck Sheri Keenan Angie Kent Katy Kern Madii Kitchens Kathryn Kornblum-Zelle Donna Krampe Sarah Krampe Ariel Kuhn Kayley Kuhn Emily Lancaster Derek Lappe Johanna Lasher Meghan Lasher Sam Laszlo Kennedy Loveless Austin Lovell Lori Lovell Abby Peterlin Hope Peterlin Keith Makhecha
Jessica Marcrum Jill Marcrum Crystal Martin Jenna Martin Karen Martin Jim Martin Shane Martin Keegan Marx Samantha Marx Dawson McIntosh Kaylen Meeks Aley Meyer Erin Meyer Jessie Mitchell Matthew Mitchell Tim Money Mallory Mooney Pete Moore Alex Mosteller Fallon Mulherin Pepper Mulherin Brent Mullen Bill Nadeau Logan Osborne Sheri Pass Jamie Phillips Lori Pierre Cain Proudfoot Daviona Rapier Mark Rasure Lucas Ray Grant Riordan Carice Rodney Isaac Rohleder Sophie Rohleder
Marilyn Rutter Jacob Samm Tom Scarafia Quinton Schaefer John Schenk Reed Schmitt Caroline Schultheis Bekah Seyler Claire Sievern Brittany Skinner Tamara Skinner Ashley Snow Jacqueline Snow Stacy Spalding Brian Spradlin Will Spradlin Meghan Stewart Faith Straw Savannah Sullivan Morgan Swallows Skye Terhune Ron Thornton Eva Traylor Sarah Vieth Shawn Vieth Katie Vogel Jared Wagner Ben Walden Brett Weyer Trey Whipple Jordan Whitledge Rich Whittington Nate Wire Chloe Wytovak Jim Zelle
Trivia Night On November 6, TAC’s Development Committee organized their fourth annual Trivia Night. We hosted 20 teams and 126 participants. Over $2,300 was raised to support the Teen Advisory Council. Hope you’ll join us next year!
Upcoming Events Big Man On Campus - February 18, 2016 North High School, 7pm, $5 students/$10 adults Hall of Fame - April 13, 2016 Holiday Inn Express, Highway 41 Scooter Scramble - September 12, 2016 Oak Meadow Country Club, $125 individual/$500 foursome
Board of Directors OFFICERS Chair: Chase Kelley Vice Chair: Nancy Koehler Secretary: Rich Whittington Treasurer: John Schenk
DIRECTORS Don Apple Ryan Beal Alex Burton Vinnie Ciuffetelli Dr. Dana Clayton Jan Elsea Jordan Fenwick Carlada Flowers
Dr. Bo Hargett Kathryn Kornblum Zelle Shaunda Lynch Pepper Mulherin Rachel Nadeau Dr. John Reid Reed Schmitt Tamara Skinner Dr. David Smith Chip Tiemann Dr. Ann White Jordan Whitledge Eric Williams
YOUTH DIRECTORS Rachel Clevidence Lauren French Allison M. Folz Morgan Goebel
HONORARY DIRECTORS Lee Cooper LaDonne Craig Gayle Derringe Bob Jones Bob & Phyllis Kincaid Jack Pate Lloyd Winnecke
A BIG THANK YOU to Our Community Partners LIFETIME SPONSORS Lee & Ann Cooper KINCAID-COOPER LEGACY SOCIETY Kent & Ann Burnworth Duane & Krista Decker Tony & Jessica Fehrenbacher Reed & Lori Schmitt Jim & Kathryn Zelle MENTORS: MONTHLY GIVING Michelle Anglin Ryan & Jessica Beal Julie Bowman Jeremy Brown Kent & Ann Burnworth Chelsi Carter & Pete Moore David & LaDonne Craig Duane & Krista Decker Ben & Kim Early Laura Ferguson Terry & Sally Ferguson Kellie Forney Jon & Arica Headlee David & Nancy Koehler Zach & Nina Kovack Sarah Krampe Shaunda Lynch & Chad Schmidt David & Jan Perkins James & Stephanie Roland Greg & Jenny Schaperjohn Jeff & Julia Smith David & Ann White Rich & Jamie Whittington IN KIND 14 News
911 Gives Hope Ad Cetera Promotions Alta Information Services Anchor Industries Applebee’s – West Bartley’s Paint & Body Bill Frost Bob Jones Coldstone Creamery – East Cork ‘n Cleaver Dairy Queen – North Park Don Mattingly Evansville Courier & Press Fired Up! First Federal Savings Bank Great Harvest Bread Company Healthy Habits Ivy Tech Community College Kipplee’s Stadium Inn Lefler Collision Center Lic’s Deli & Ice Cream Logan’s Roadhouse Magic Moments Bridal Oak Meadow Country Club Old Fashion Candy Company Old National Bank Old North Fair Trade Market Outback Steakhouse Pacers Foundation Pacetrē Bake & Brew Penny Lane Coffeehouse Subway – Highway 41 North Swonder Ice Arena Tokyo Japan Townsquare Media Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana Tracy Zeller Jewelry
Tropicana Uncharted International University of Evansville University of Southern Indiana WEHT/WTVW Lloyd Winnecke PARTNERS: $5,000-45,000 911 Gives Hope Alcoa Foundation City of Evansville Deaconess Health System Evansville Teachers Association Golf Gives Back Old National Bancorp Old National Bank Foundation Springleaf Financial Services TJX Foundation Vanderburgh County Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office Vectren Foundation CHAMPIONS: $1,000-5,000 Alan & Sharon Braun Family Foundation Braun’s Nursing Home Wallis Christmas Foundation Vinnie & Bonnie Ciuffetelli Commerce Bank Elizabeth Albon Foundation Keith & Susanne Emge Evansville Bar Foundation Terry & Sally Ferguson Bob & Lisa Jones Donny & Chase Kelley David & Nancy Koehler Magnum Construction
Rhine Ernest Reed & Lori Schmitt Scripps Howard Foundation Shoe Carnival Judy Stewart St. Mary’s Foundation Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana Warrick County Courts West Side Nut Club Jason & Kimberly Will LEADERS: $500-999 AT&T Indiana Don & Karen Apple Jeremy Brown Kent & Ann Burnworth Crescent-Cresline-Wabash Plastics David & LaDonne Craig Ed & Gayle Derringe Niel & Karen Ellerbrook Evansville Federal Credit Union Jon & Arica Headlee Robert Kent Bob & Phyllis Kincaid Robert Leich Shaunda Lynch & Chad Schmidt Old North Fair Trade Market John Reid Reid Oral Surgery Greg & Jenny Schaperjohn John & Katie Schenk Jeff & Julia Smith Robert & Mary Tiemann Trinity United Methodist Church Whirlpool Foundation
Reflects gifts received between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015 David & Ann White Eric & Jude Williams Jim & Kathryn Zelle ADVOCATES: $250-499 Julian Aires Atlas Van Lines Ryan & Jessica Beal Julie Bowman John & Amy Casavant Randy & Dana Clayton Kevin & Jane Dugan Jan & Patricia Elsea Tony & Jessica Fehrenbacher Laura Ferguson Dan & Jennifer Foley Kellie Forney Jackson Kelly Kenny Kent Toyota-Scion-Lexus Zach & Nina Kovack Tom & Connie Loehr Chelsi Carter & Pete Moore Downtown Optimist Club of Evansville David & Jan Perkins Jon & Lauri Reitz Skanska William Theby Family Fund Michael & Linda Tiemann SUPPORTERS: $100-249 Zach & Natalie Adams Terry & Jean Alvey Frank & Pauline Amodio Anchor Industries Anonymous Don Apple Norm & Juli Bafunno III
Bruce & Carol Baker Betty Barning Greg & Erica Bernhardt Adam & Theresa Berry Pamela Boston Alan & Cathy Bragin Brake Supply Co. Vicki Brasel & Randy Eades Keith & Dawn Bratton James & Mary Breivogel Bristol-Myers Squibb Charles A. Brizius, O.D. Randy Brown John & Susan Browning Bob & Beth Burkart Alexander Burton Dave & Debby Castrale Chancellor Financial Group Chronotrack Systems Control Specialists Dairy Queen North Park Duane & Krista Decker Robin Deem Jun & Loreta Diaz Fred & Tina Doepker Mike & Traci Duckworth Ben & Kim Early Darrell Eddings Frank & Laura Edge El Patron Mexican Restaurant Emge’s Deli Environmental Management Consultants Craig & Kathy Ettensohn Evansville Cancer Center Evansville Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #73
Philip H. Fassett Trust F.C. Tucker Emge Realtors Family Dentistry Jordan & Veronica Fenwick Kyle Fields Matt & Sue Finn George & Alma Flowers Mark & Diane Floyd Foster O’Daniel Hambidge & Lynch Friends of Lloyd Winnecke Katherine E. Fuchs Brian & Wendy Goebel Good Shepherd TEENPOWER Michael & Ann Green Robert E. Griffin Lyndsi Gruszewski Stephen C. Gubler, CPA James* & Sheryl Hambidge Hamlin Equipment Rental Bo & Jennifer Hargett Mike & Lisa Harp Marva Harris Lynn & Clare Hassler Alex & Laura Heister Wayne & Jewell Henning Ted & Nancy Hitch Darin & Denise Hunt Diane Foster Igleheart International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Patricia Jackson Eddie & Vera Johnson Jessalyn Julian Brett & Jennifer Kaufman Lucas Keck Robbie Kent Bill & Davi Kiley
Kipplee’s Stadium Inn David & Donna Knapp Ralph & Judith Koressel Dan & Julie Kruse Lisa Ann & Joseph Kuhn Marilyn Lamb Dennis & Catherine Lamey Kenneth & Karen Lee Lefler Collision Center Jerry & Mary Linzy MaddenCo Steve & Stacie Makhecha Jason & Kerry Martin Jim & Karen Martin Foster & Bette McArthur Barbara McGregor McMahon Exterminating Paul Mihalich Daniel R. Miller Millikan Enterprises Scott & Linda Mitchell Andrew & Elizabeth Mosier Mt. Vernon Chiropractic Center Jim & Peggy Muth Gladys Noah Nunn Milling Co. Harshad & Maureen Parmar The Pie Pan Lewis & Jeanette Plane Popham Construction Ray & Nancy Pritchett Provost Financial Group of Hilliard Lyons Don Rausch Patrick Rayburn Reference Services Riordan Properties
Our Community Partners Erik Ripper Jay & Vicki Rohleder Martha Rohlfer James & Stephanie Roland James & Hope Rold Chester & Darlene Rycroft Michael & Gwen Sandefur Schulz Realtors Joann Schwentker Lisa Seif Amy W. MacDonell & Randall T. Shepard Fund Bill & Luann Sievern Simms Painting Company John & Tamara Skinner Southern Business Machines Southwestern Indiana Building Trades Council The Stanley Group at Morgan Stanley Bob & Laura Stephenson Stocker’s Landscaping Mike Sutton Joe & Mary Theby Stephen Theodoru Chip & Melissa Tiemann Dan & Karen Tuley Scott & Debbie Turley Laurel Vaughn Michael Volkman Rich & Lynell Walton Jordan Whitledge Rich & Jamie Whittington Tom & Laura Wolf Philip & Donna Wolter Alex Zenthoefer Ted Ziemer Jr.
FRIENDS: $1-99 Ad Cetera Promotions Michelle Anglin Buffy Baker-Nellis McKenzie Batten Barbara G. Beckenbach Don & Cheryl Blemker David & Pam Bostick Steve & Barbara Bowman Claudette Branson Alexa Bueltel Buffalo Wild Wings – West Jim & Justine Cameron Hubert & Clara Jane Clark Aubrey & Carol Clarke Roger & Susan Colman Jack & Phyllis Corn Janet Daniels Leah Dintelman Trent & Kim Engbers Evansville Icemen Doretta Faust Carlada Flowers Robin Forney John & Lisa Forzley Ed & Bettye Fritz Bill Frost Olivia Gatten Nancy Gaunt Bob & Joyce Giolitto Joshua Goldman Justin Groenert Ron & Joan Grundhoefer Robert & Joanne Guth Dean & Tonya Haas Dick & Sandy Harrison Josh & Lauren Hodge
John & Jane Hodge HopeMatters, LLC Scott & Katie Hubiak Ron & Alice Huffman Lee Jerstad Melissa Loschen & Jason Irvin Sarah Krampe Ron & Eileen Korba Nicholas & Kaci Leaf Robert Leich JD & Marsha LeClere Angela Koehler Lindsey Stanley & Glenda Love Kenneth Mansfield Market Realty Colleen Martin Fred & Jennifer Martin Matt & Andrea Martin Wendy Marx Cary Maurer Erin Meyer Butch & Kim Moors Morris Dynamics Morris Martial Arts Training Center Jim & Mary Kay Muehlbauer John & Pepper Mulherin Matt & Trish Myers Bill & Rachel Nadeau Javon Nealy-Pickett Mark & Brenda Neidig Blake Palmer Jon & Jane Perkins Frank & Michelle Peterlin Mary Lou Petrisko Pierre Funeral Home Quality Inn Kameron & Jessica Quates
Regency Property Services Charles & Elizabeth Riffert Jake & Kelsey Roth Theresa Scheller Dan & Kathy Schenk Janice Moore Mary A. Schroeder Justin Scott Noble & Londa Sevier Hemang & Darshana Shah Phillip & Julie Sheridan Raaf & Nancy Stevens Todd & Emily Strahle Nhat Tran Michael & Lisbeth Vogel Ruth A. Wahoski Chip & Melanie Walsh Fred & Carol Walton Charles Wakefield Andrew & Holly Weinzapfel Jim & Karen Will Khara Williams Howard & Cathy Williams Randall & Suzan Williams Dale & Joann Wire Gary & Jeanine Witty Jeffery Wolf Robert & Juanita Working Bob & Laura Young *Deceased
DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT! Our generous friends at the Welborn Baptist Foundation have challenged YR to raise new funds to meet a $15,000 matching grant.
For every new dollar that you invest in YR, Welborn Baptist Foundation will match that dollar!
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