Creating a Community
Without Violence
2007 Synergy Services Annual Report
“If you don’t like the way the world is, you
change it. You have an obligation to change
it. You just do it one step at a time.”
-Marian Wright Edelman,
Children’s Defense Fund
Dear Friends,
On any given day
in 2007, you could
have visited Synergy
Services and taken
a snapshot of a
frightening world
defined by violence,
pain and fear.
Throughout the year, Synergy Services touched
the lives of over 40,000 people helping thousands
of men, women and children overcome the every
day challenges of cruelty, family violence, bullying,
homelessness and abuse.
However, on any given day in 2007, if you
actually did visit Synergy Services you would
also find a world defined by kindness, caring,
hope, and a real belief that the world can be
changed one step at a time. You would find
positive people of all ages healing, sharing, and
working together to change their own lives and
the lives of those around them. You would find
Synergy’s 150 dedicated staff members who every
day dry tears, hold hands, provide good food,
attractive surroundings, new clothing, art, play,
and dance therapy, counseling, education, music,
field trips, and a new beginning for men, women
and children throughout our community.
In 2007, Synergy’s outcomes reflected positive
changes for clients across every one of the
agencies’ programs with regard to levels of
depression, sense of safety, family cohesion and
adaptability, child development and parenting,
stability and ability to access resources. Outcome
measurements, and probably more importantly,
shared experience demonstrated time and time
again how Synergy helped change lives and
rebuild futures.
During the year, we also launched a capital
campaign to build a new Homeless Youth
Campus. We found 5 beautiful tree-lined acres
north of the river on a bus line just 10 minutes
from downtown Kansas City to locate the campus.
In 2007 alone, more than $6 million dollars was
Every Day Challenges
If you visited Synergy on October 14, 2007, these
are just a few of the people you would have met:
■ If you stopped in at SafeHaven, Synergy’s
Domestic Violence Shelter, you would have
met Paula, a thirty-four year old mother and
her two tiny little girls. They would have just
arrived in the middle of the night…frightened,
bruised and battered, fearful that their
abusive husband and father would somehow
find them.
■ You could have then gone next door to the
Children’s Center to find a Synergy staff
member rocking Tyrone, a cuddly two-yearold taken away from his crack-addicted
mother who just kept forgetting to feed him.
■ You then could have driven a few miles south
to Synergy House to meet Jessica, a fifteen
year old with a heart tattoo on her wrist,
eating breakfast with the other kids. When
she could no longer stand her stepfather’s
sexual abuse, Jessica walked four miles to
a QuikTrip where she utilized the SafePlace
program to call Synergy’s hotline.
■ If you are still up to it, you could continue
driving across town to a middle school in
the Blue Valley District where you would find
Kevin, a cute sixth-grader. Kevin had stopped
coming to school because kids constantly
bullied him. After participating in Synergy’s
STOP Violence bullying prevention sessions he
is back in school and equipped with strategies
to overcome bullying.
pledged—including 2 million from national
sources—to benefit Kansas City’s homeless
and abused adolescents. We worked with 360
Architecture, Jeffrey Byrnes & Associates, and our
wonderful campaign steering committee to lay
the groundwork for a new shelter and a youth
resource center that will change the world for our
community’s most vulnerable and at-risk young
people.
We expanded our collaboration with other
agencies, the police, social service, probation
and parole, hospitals, and the prison system. We
continued our leadership of a variety of coalitions
and associations on the local, regional, state and
national levels. We escalated our research on
battering and child abuse and worked hard to
provide state-of-the-art services that wrapped
around our clients and provided both violence
prevention and intervention.
We could not have done any of this without the
support and generosity of individual donors,
public and private foundations, supportive
businesses, government funding, and hundreds
of caring volunteers. We could not have done
it without the hard work and leadership of our
dedicated board of directors and capital campaign
steering committee. We could not have done
it without the sponsors and participants in our
“Kindest Kansas Citian Awards Dinner” or
the ongoing support of Zona Rosa who chose
Synergy Services as their special organization and
introduced “Stand-Up for Synergy”, an annual
comedy benefit that quickly put the “fun” in
fundraising. And most certainly, WE COULD
NOT HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU!
So we thank you for caring, for giving, for joining
forces with Synergy Services to change the world
one step – one person – one day at a time.
Fondly,
Robin Shanberg Winner
Executive Director
Synergy: The interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their
combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual efforts.
That’s one definition for the word synergy.
But to me, Synergy means so much more. Over the
years as I have become more familiar and more
involved, Synergy Services, Inc. has become a very
important part of my life. So much so that almost
anyone who knows me knows that my passion is
Synergy.
I first became aware of Synergy when I started as
manager of the Tremont Hen House and we sent
any excess Russell Stover candy to the agency’s
shelters. Then Phil Witt, who was a board member
at the time, asked if I would consider being on the
board. At first, I was hesitant because I wasn’t
sure how I could help. But as I realized that this
organization was made up of so many parts, it was
easy to find just the right position for me.
My first assignment, once I joined the board,
was to chair the Fund Development Committee.
Getting the community involved in making money
was so much fun. We had cook-outs, Mardi Gras
parties, Harley-Davidson events, golf tournaments
and so much more. While the constant need to
raise money can be overwhelming, we were
motivated by the terrifying yet inspiring stories
of those suffering from domestic violence, no safe
place to live, no funds, and many more extremely
difficult situations that happen in every day life.
Now Synergy has taken on the task of creating
a new safe place for homeless youth. Synergy’s
homeless youth campus will provide shelter as
well as a learning and counseling center. It is so
exciting to look into the future and see the center
as it will be. However, it will take a lot of effort
and good will to achieve the ultimate goal.
This organization, this Synergy, is a result of
ordinary people just trying to help other people. I
consider it an honor to be part of such a group and
the work we are doing to reach out and be there
for those who need us.
Sincerely,
Andy Staley
Board Chair
2007 Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Andy Staley, Chair
James L. Stotts, Barsto Construction, Inc., ChairElect/Vice-Chair
Roswitha Schaffer, Community Philanthropist,
Treasurer
Meg Harding, Community Volunteer, Secretary
Tommy W Taylor, Shugart Thompson & Kilroy,
Immediate Past Chair
Members at Large
Major Vince Cannon, Kansas City Police Dept.
North Patrol Division
Bob Climpson, QuikTrip Corporation
Bruce Culley, Bruce D. Culley CPA
Dennis Fisher, Park Hill School District
SuEllen Fried, Community Philanthropist
Amanda Gustin, Student, Park Hill High School
John Hamilton, Park University
Tom Isenberg, Western Extralite
Julie Lattimer, The Nolan Company
John Loss, Benjamin & Loss P.C.
Robert Pevitts, Park University
Mary Phillips, Retired Educator
Peggy Schmitt, North Kansas City High School
Brian Smith, Smith Marketing & Public Relations
Major Jan Zimmerman, Kansas City Police Dept.
Shoal Creek Division
P R O G R A M
HIGHLIGHTS
Women’s Center Helps Domestic Violence Survivors
take First Steps toward Independence
The year 2007 marked the tenth anniversary of the merger that brought SafeHaven together with
Synergy House to create Synergy Services Inc. What began as a domestic violence shelter is now
a full-fledged women’s center with all the services a woman needs to find her footing as she steps
into a new life.
Shelter is still the primary need for our domestic violence clients, and we are proud to continue
the tradition of high quality residential services at SafeHaven. Highlighting 2007, our desire
to balance the need for safe housing with preparing our clients to live independently led us to
progressively examine all the rules that typically govern shelters and relax or eliminate those not
directly related to safety. Women leaving abusive relationships have grown accustomed to the
ultra controlling environment their abuser created, and benefit from and appreciate the freedom
they now find at our Women’s Center.
Also taking hold in 2007 was a team approach to treatment. Each client now has a dedicated case
manager, therapist and advocate, which increases the expertise available and provides a higher
level of service coordination. Through weekly meetings, the treatment team evaluates a family’s
evolving needs and plans individualized treatment and care.
The desire to provide high quality client services that motivated the
merger ten years ago remains at the
heart of all we do today.
P R O G R A M
HIGHLIGHTS
Children Make Strides toward Healing
through Art & Play
The physical injuries caused by violence may be the most visible of its
consequences, but the emotional damage is often more insidious and harder to
heal. Children traumatized by abuse, neglect, or observing violence need a way to
understand and share their thoughts and emotions in order to fully heal from the
trauma.
Our therapists help children move beyond the limits of vocabulary
to express themselves through art and play. Art and play therapy
sessions provide a relaxed and interactive environment for children
to deal with complex issues. Children participating in the sessions
often say that it “feels better” than traditional forms of therapy
they have experienced.
Since healthy attachments are at the core of a child’s ability to
form healthy relationships, the past year was characterized by
increased use of theraplay, an interactive therapy process which
involves the caregiver and equips them with age-appropriate
techniques they can use to foster a bond with the child.
Having the clinical expertise to counsel
both adults and children is central to the
synergistic way we serve families.
P R O G R A M
HIGHLIGHTS
Therapeutic Intervention Sets Batterers on the
Right Path
Behavior is learned, and batterers often lack the knowledge and skills necessary to understand
and change their behavior. Our Batterers Intervention program equips participants, generally
court-mandated as a result of a domestic violence offense, with the tools they need to stop abusive
behavior.
The program, which began eight years ago with five participants, has grown steadily
with significant increases over the past few years to make it the largest program in
the city. In 2007, an average of 90 men participated in sessions each week. The size of
our program is not the only thing that sets it apart. While most similar programs are
short-term and educationally focused, our program is a minimum of 26 weeks and is
designed to move beyond cognitive understanding to focus on behavior change.
Community collaborations continue to play an important role in the success of our
efforts. During the year, we expanded our relationships with law enforcement, judges,
and probation and parole officers. With a coordinated community effort, we are better
able to hold batterers accountable for their behavior and more effectively identify and
dissuade destructive thought patterns which enable the batterer to feel justified in his
abusive behavior.
Changing a batterer’s outlook has positive outcomes
for the entire community.
P R O G R A M
HIGHLIGHTS
Anti-bullying Efforts are a Critical Step in
Preventing Violence
Bullying is a serious problem with social, academic and psychological consequences that impact
the entire community. The low self-esteem, depression, or post-traumatic stress disorder which
victims often experience can lead to violent retaliation or even suicide. Additionally, bullies often
engage in other anti-social behaviors such as vandalism, shoplifting, truancy and substance abuse.
We have also found a direct link between childhood bullies and adult batterers.
As an agency focused not only on treating the effects of abuse and violence, but also preventing
them, Synergy addresses this critical situation through our STOP Violence programs. The
programs utilize curricula customized for age and gender to teach empathy and respect and
introduce youth to proven strategies that prevent and overcome bullying behavior.
The year brought some exciting developments for our STOP Violence programs. STEP Up, our
anti-bullying program for adolescent girls, gained use internationally as a violence prevention
tool. Our interactive life-skills program, Power Thru Choices, added a session focused on
teen dating violence for parents and teachers in an effort to provide a comprehensive
approach to the epidemic.
In all, we reached more than 17,000 students, over 800 parents and nearly 1,800
teachers with our programs. Broadening our impact, we presented at state and
national conferences and partnered with the Center for Safe Schools to sponsor
a conference on the issue of adolescent violence, which drew more than 125
educators, criminal justice officials and social workers from around the state.
Preventing violence starts with
educating our children about how to be
empathetic and respectful.
W
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Ending violence in our community requires a comprehensive approach of efforts to provide
safe places for victims of violence, to empower survivors to rise above their circumstances
and to educate the entire community. Through integrated programs in the areas of residential
services, clinical services and community education, Synergy touched more than 40,000
people in 2007.
Among them:
■ Almost 1,000 women, children and youth found refuge in our shelters during 2007, while
our hotlines handled 4,679 calls.
■ Synergy’s therapists saw over 3,000 patients for a total of more than 7,000 Individual
Sessions, 1,400 Family Sessions and 5,000 Group Sessions in 2007
■ Over 20,000 people participated in our community education programs to empower and
educate people to overcome or avoid violence.
Our clients represent a broad cross-section of
the population spanning gender, age, race and county lines.
The majority of our clients are female (72%), while
28% are male.
We serve the most vulnerable from every age group
in our community
■ 4% are under five years old, 11% are under age 10
■ 30% of clients are between the ages of 10 and 19
■ 25% are between the ages of 20 and 34
■ 24% are between the ages of 35 and 54
■ 3% are aged 55 or older
■ Age is unknown for 7% of our clients
Our clients have limited financial means.
■ 26% have annual family incomes of less than
$5,000, 62% earn less than $25,000
■ 53% of all shelter clients reported annual family
incomes of less than $10,000
Our clients come from all parts of Greater Kansas
City.
■ 33% are from Clay County
■ 30% are from Jackson County
■ 2% are from Johnson County
■ 19% are from Platte County
■ 6% are from Ray County
■ 7% are from Wyandotte County
■ 3% come to us fleeing unsafe situations from
communities outside Greater Kansas City
Our clients are racially diverse.
■ 67% are Caucasian
■ 17% are African American
■ 4% are biracial or multi-racial
■ 3% are Hispanic or Latino
■ 1% are Asian or Pacific Islander
■ 1% are American Indian or Alaska Native
■ Race is unknown for 7% of our clients
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Revenue
Expenses
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
Synergy Numbers at a Glance
2007 Total Budget
$6.4 Million
Income from Grants
$3,652,734
Income from Fundraisers
$4,264,563
($1.3 million of which donated
through capital campaign)
Number of Donors
1043
Number of Programs
5 Residential
6 Clinical
12 Community Education
Number of Employees
154
Number of Facilities
7
SYNERGY
PROGRAMS
Residential Services
24-Hour Crisis Hotlines support victims of domestic violence, abuse,
neglect and runaway or homeless youth.
Synergy House Emergency Shelter gives shelter and counseling to
youth ages 12 to 18 who are in crisis due to abuse, family dysfunction,
abandonment, homelessness or parental emergencies.
SafeHaven Children’s Center provides emergency shelter and counseling
for children from birth to 12 who are in custody of the state, from families
in crisis, or who have experienced violence.
SafeHaven Domestic Violence Shelter offers emergency shelter for women
and children along with counseling, safety planning, case management and
a healing environment.
Advocacy & Education Services
Children’s Advocacy Center works in collaboration with law enforcement
and other agencies to conduct forensic interviews of children who disclose
sexual or severe physical abuse.
Court Services assist victims in navigating the court system.
STOP Violence Programs help students of all ages overcome bullying and
peer abuse.
EXCEL offers job and life skills training that promotes safety and self
reliance.
Mentor Programs match pregnant and parenting teens with experienced
moms.
Transitional Living for Youth provides 18 months of housing, counseling,
case management and support for homeless youth ages 16-21.
Bridge-S.P.A.N. provides hospital-based domestic violence education,
training, universal screening and patient care.
Street Outreach Services (SOS) supplies street-based resources, necessities,
and education services to homeless, runaway and street youth up to age 21.
Volunteer Program enlists adult and youth volunteers to provide direct
client services and operational support.
SafePlace utilizes a network of sites throughout the community to connect
youth in danger with Synergy.
Synergy Teen Youth Lifelines (STYL) gives high school students the chance
to provide mentoring, reading, transportation and hands-on activities for
youth in shelters.
Clinical Services
Family Care Services provides marriage, family and children’s therapy,
treatment for survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence, treatment
for domestic violence and sexual assault offenders, and school-based
counseling.
Individual, Family and Group Therapy includes art and play therapy and
parenting skills sessions.
Victims and Batterers Education Programs offer individual and group
counseling and support.
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Hakan, Barton & Carm
Hall, David & Laura
Hann, Beverly
Harding, Meg & Stan Halpin
Hargis, R. Aaron
Harrington, Brandy
Hawthorne Hill Elementary
Hazell, Jill
Heartland Masonry Inc
Helzberg, Charles
Hendon, George & Susan
Henson, Betty
Hesketh, Geralyn
Hickernell, John
Hillcrest Bank
Hocker Grove Middle School
Holy Innocents Episcopal School
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Hoppe, Maxine & Mark
Houston County Board of
Education
Hovey, Robert & Patricia
Hubbs, Brenda & Bob
Hunt Insurance-Allstate Giving
Campaign
Huth, Kelly
Hydro-Tech Plumbing
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Ingram, Mary Elizabeth
Jefferson City School District
Jewell, Sarah
John & Bernice Harma Foundation
Johnson, Elizabeth
Johnson, Jennifer
Jones, Leslie & Scott
Jones, Loretta
Jones, Nancy
Joshi, Rahul
July, Michael & Kathleen
Kansas City Kansas School Linked
Services Inc
Kansas Dept of Corrections-Inmate
Program
Kansas State Pupil Transportation
Association
Kaylor, Vincil
Kearney Green Thumb Club
Keleher, Michael & Betsy
Kenney III, John & Ann
Kimes, Kerry
Kingston Environmental Services
Inc
Kirk, Beverly
Kiwanis Club of North Kansas
City
Knapp, Kathy
Knop, Mary Ellen
Koons, Bryan
Kremer, Lee
Krigel, Bruce & Gayle
KU Med Center-Research Inst Inc
Kundin, Elizabeth & Neil
Armstrong
Kurr, James
Lakewood Elementary PTA
Landmark Medical Center Inc
Landrum, Helen
Lappin, Mary Anne
Lattimer, Julie & Bill / The Nolan
Company
Lee’s Summit School District
Leger, Heddie
Lerner, Paul
Levy & Craig PC
Liberty Emergency Physicians
Billing LLC
Licking Reorganized School
District R-III
Lintecum, Michael
Lober, Lori & John
Loschke, Jenell
Lowe, Rosemary
Lyons, William & Peggy
Madsen, Trish & Bill
Mahaffie Elementary
Main, Connie
Mallet, Deon & Paul
Mallory, Carol
Margolin, Ruth
Marks, Chas
Mathias, Peggy & Glenn Hauser
May, Debra
Mayabb, Lynn
McClanahan, Marti
McCollough, Tina
McCombs, Patricia
McPherson, Richard
McSpadden, William & Janeyl
Mesmer, Debbie & Thomas
Mesmer, Karen
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Mid America Assistance Coalition
Mid-America Contractors Inc
Miller, Michael
Miller’s Landscaping & Lawn Care
Morantz, Shirley & Stanley
Morgan County Reorganized
District R-II
Munsterman, Lisa
Murphy, John & Jane
Nadeau, Virginia & Richard
Nashua Elementary School
Nebraska Furniture Mart
Nehr, Megan
Nelson, Miles
Network Innovations
Nicholson, Bridgette
Nook, Greg
Olathe Unified School District
#233
Olsen, Charles & Janet
Overland Trail Middle School
Padilla, Amber & Robbie
Palmer, Andrea
Palmyra R-1 School District
Paradine, Lawrence
Park Hill Christian Church
Parmelee, Sean
Paulsen, Jen & Dave
Payne, Martha
Pembroke Hill School
Pfeiffer, John & Norma Jean
Pfeiffer, Mary Shannan
Pinkerton, Joseph
Platte County R-III School District
Platte Valley Bank
Pleasant Valley Elementary
Polo R-VII School District
Prairie Ridge Elementary School
Prairie Star Middle School
Prior Attire Resale Shop
Privett, Allan
Quarles, Donna
Rainbow House Inc
Randolph, Virginia & Leslie
Dunlap
Rauschenburg, Ruby
Redburn, Russell
Reith, Dale & Shianne
Reno County Clerk’s Office
Reorganized School District No 7
Reynolds, Kimberly & Brian
Richardson, Jackie
Rockwood K-12
Rogers, Robert & Kathy
Ruby, Theresa & Ross Gray
Russell, Jackie & David
Salem Christian Church CWF
Salina USD #305
Scantlin, H.D. & Grace
Schmitt, Thomas
School Board of Highlands County
School District of Marshall
Schumacher, Ramon & Helen
Shafer, Audrey
Shanberg, Patsy
Shawnee Mission Northwest High
School
Shawnee Mission School District
Shepherd, Paul & Sheila
Shevlin, Cathy
Shields, Sarah Ann
Shinn, William & Jeanne
Shuman, Katherine
Sight, Elaine & Bill
Simmons, Stacey
Slimmer, Martin & Judith
Smith, Craig & Cindy
Smithmier, Nondus
Solberg, F.M. & Betsy
Southeast Kansas Ed Service
Center
Spalty, Mary
Sprinkle, Jean & Richard
St Charles Borromeo School
St Joseph School District
Stairways Inc.
Staley, John & Andy
Stanford, Jarene & Lee
Stare, Richard
Stet R-XV School
Stoddard, Elizabeth
Stoneleight-Bunham
Sullivan, Beth & Chris
Sumner, Jennifer
Sunflower Elementary
Swafford, Erin
Szala, Jeff
Thompson, Russell & Maralee
Tinsley, Linda
Tivol, Harold & Ruth
Towler, James & Lena
Troupe, Shirley
Udell, Charles & Ester
Uhlmann III, Elizabeth & Paul
Underwood Elementary
United Methodist Church
University Academy
University of Vermont
US Bank
Van Buren School District R-1
VanTuyl, Darlene
Vasa, Srinivasa Rao
Vernon, Jack & Virginia
Vetter, Rob
Waldo, Jeanette
Walton-King, Ramona
Ward, Melinda
Wasserman, William & Pauline
Watkins, Jean
Wedlan, Susan & Harold Roser
Weighill, Michael
Welling, Charlene
Western Fireproofing Co
Wheeler, Paul & Diana
Whim, James
White Lick Elementary
Wildwood Middle School
Willens, Susan / Photo Graphics
Co., Inc
Wilson, Bob
Wilson, Susan & Fran
Winfield Correctional Facility
WISD Wayne C Schultz Middle
School
Witt, Phil & Kim
Wood, Robert & Sheri
Wooden, Michael
Wooden, Stacey
Wright, Judy
Yost, David & Therese
Z International
Zerbs, Dawn
$500-999
American Laser Centers
Andy Fromm & Laurie Bomba
Foundation
Antioch Printing
AT&T Community Giving
Program
Avalon Salon & Day Spa
Baum, Jon & Sarah
Bearden, Mary A.
Belton School District #124
Bender, Robert & Kathleen
Berkley, Eliot & Marcia
BKD, LLP
Blessing, Phillip & Kathleen
Blue Hills Community Services
Blue Springs R-IV School District
Bruyn, Bob & Charlotte
Buffum, Theresa & John
Bushman, Stanley
Catholic Charities
Cauthen, Wayne
Center for Spiritual Living
Chmiel, Doug & Susan
Citron, Craig & Eve
City of Weatherby Lake
Cobb, Heather
Cole, Jim & Connie
Commerce Bank, N.A.
Copaken, Bunni & Paul
Crenshaw Terrasi, Ursula
CYO and Community Services
Dale, Judy & Ronald
David’s Bridal Inc
DeSoto Unified School District
#232
Dickson, Susan & Bert
Dunbar, David
Englund, Charles & Joyce
Fairfield, John & Vicki
First Bank of Missouri
Francis, Rachel & Joel
Franklin County Children’s Task
Force
Fulton School District #58
Furla, John & Jennifer
George’s Liquors Inc.
Grass Pad Inc
Hale R-1 School District
Harmony Middle School
Heese, Gary & Carla
Heiniger, Rick & Debbie
Holden Public School District R-III
Hutchison, Eileen & Rod
International Paper
Josephine Hobbs Trust
Julian, Martha
July, Michael & Kathleen
Kansas City Kansas Public Schools
USD #500
Kirk, Jody & Phillip
Langner, Isabel
Levine, Sandra
Loscalzo, A.J.
Lutjen, Inc,
Lutron Foundation
Makings, Jeanne & Phil
May, Wasserman
McCall, Patricia
McNaughton, Kerrin
Minds-I Photographic
Mississippi Bend Area Education
Agency
Missouri Bank and Trust
Moore, Kirk
Ms. Molly Foundation
Nelson, John
North Cross United Methodist
Church
Olathe District School
Olathe Schools
Page, Lance
Pendergast School District
Peterson, Oscar
Pleasant Valley Civic Organization
Prairie Elementary
Preston, Mary
Ridpath, Janet
Riederer, Albert & Sandra Midkiff
Roth, Timothy
Rubenstein, John / Rubenstein
Real Estate Co.
Rush, Ed & Sharon
Rushing, Douglas
Sallee, David & Mary
Savannah R-III School District
Schoonover, Jennifer & Scott
Scott, Deborah
Scottsdale Unified School District
No 48
Seal-O-Matic Paving Co
Shawnee Mission Schools
Simmons, Stacia
Slagle Bernard and Gorman
Spalty, Suzy
Specialty Interior Services
St Gregory’s Church
State of Missouri
Superior Volvo North
Thomas McGee LC
United Way of Wyandotte County
University of Illinois
Walden, James
2 0 0 7
DONORS
Walton Construction
Wehmeyer, Ronald & Charlotte
Westbrook, Leslie
Weyforth Jr., Mara & Frank
Williford, Mindy
$1,000 – 4,999
Almon, Randy / Southwire
Company
Alpert, Jeff & Cathy
American Century Companies
Arnason, Beau
Austenfeld, Jennifer & Mark
Bank of Blue Valley
Barnett, Roberta
Barsto Construction, Inc
Beckett, Sanford & Hazel
Berkley, Joan & Bert
Bernstein, Phyllis & Robert /
Bernstein-Rein Advertising Inc
Bisogno, Joe / Mr Goodcents
Franchise Systems, Inc
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kansas
City
Blue Valley School District #229
Botwin, Diane / Botwin
Commercial Development
Brandom, Elizabeth Ann
Calkins, Myron
Cantex
Carter, Gary & Kathleen
CBIZ
Center School District
CitiGroup
City of Excelsior Springs
City of Kearney
City of Parkville
City of Platte City
City of Platte Woods
City of Richmond
City of Riverside
City of Smithville
City of Tracy
Clayco Electric Co.
Cogswell, Violet
Commanche Construction
Conley, Bob
Consolidated School District #2
Country Club Bank
Culley, Bruce
2 0 0 7
DONORS
D.H. Pace Company Inc
Davidson, Richard
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
Denny, Staci
Donna & Bob Goodman Fund
Doris, Kirk
Dunn, Sr., William / J.E. Dunn
Construction Co.
Ellis, Crystal & Howard
Enright Foundation Inc
Epic Entertainment
EPOCH Group
Ewing M Kauffman Foundation
Ferrelview Municipal Court
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fleishman Hillard Inc
Fried, SuEllen & Harvey
Furlong, James
Gaebler, David & Reta
Gerald Oppenheimer Family
Foundation
GKCCF-Concern for Others
GKCCF-Homeless Trust Fund
Goldberg, Lance & Terri
Hall, Richard & JoAnn
Healthy Families Counseling &
Support
Helzberg Diamonds
Henry E Wurst Family Fund
Henson, N. Christine
Herbert Jones Jr, Charitable Trust
Herr, Nancy
Ingle, David & Tracy
Intrater, Lynn & Bill
Isenberg, Mark
Jordan, Maria & Jack
Junior League of Kansas City
Missouri Inc
Kansas City Audio-Visual
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City Power & Light
Kaufman, Brian & Susie / Prairie
Capital Management
Keeney, Janice
Kern, Patricia
Krigel, Erlene & Sanford / Krigel
& Krigel PC
Kuehne Foundation
Liberty Public School District 53
Lockton Companies, LLC
Lowry, David & Jennifer
Majors, JR & Ruth
Mariner Wealth Advisors LLC
MC Realty Group LLC
McCarty, E.K. & Virginia
McCown, Pat / McCownGordon
Construction
McManus, Gerry & Lynne
McMeel, John / Andrews McMeel
Universal Foundation
McMullen, Suzi
Meier, Dennis & Paula
Metzler, Steve / Metzler Brothers
Insurance
Missouri School Counselor
Association
Missouri Association of
Community Task Forces
Morgan Keegan & Co.
Morrill, Thomas / Morrill
Insurance Group
Muchow, Susie & Jay
Muldoon, Mike / Power Group
Nativity of Mary
Nichols, Jeannette / Miller Nichols
Charitable Foundation & JC
Nichols Co Charitable Trust
NNEDV/DOH Assistance Fund
North Kansas City Schools
Northland Alternative Service
Program
Oberdiek, Randy & Pamela
O’Neil, Timothy
Park Hill School District
Park University
Pevitts, Robert & Beverly
Pfeiffer Jr, William
Pfizer Foundation-Matching Gifts
Program
Phillips, Mary
Platte Co Treasurer’s Office
Platte County Eleemosynary
Society
Prudential Financial
Raymore-Peculiar Schools
Revare, Paul
Richmond Area Community 2000
Riverside Riverfest
Robertson, Mary
Robinson, Irv / Robbie
Manufacturing
Ryan, Karen
Sandridge, Larry & Karen
Scarberry, Derrick & Michelle
School District of Columbia
Scott, Gil & Mylinda
Shreeves, Marie & Jerry
Shughart Thompson and Kilroy
Simmons, Clint & Deb
Sitzmann, Bryan & Nancy
Smith, Beth / Ten Ten Foundation
Sosland, Blanche & Neil
Stine, Michelle
Suba, Martin
Sunset Ridge Elementary PTA
Synergy Staff Fundraiser
Target Stores
Teamsters Local Union No. 41
Thein, Mina
Tootle, Ann & Milt
Tri-County Mental Health
Services, Inc
Turner Unified School District
#202
Unified School District 501
University of Missouri-Kansas
City
Value Patterson Robbins
Village of Claycomo
Village of Oakview
Vineyard Church
Vivian & Hymie Sosland
Charitable Trust
Voshart, Jan & Tom Skorupa
Wallace Shields Trust
Walmart Stores Inc.
Weiner, Barbara & Jeff
Welch, Lantz & Laura
Westport Allen Edison Village
School
White, Shirley
William Jewell College
Williams, Daniel & Pamela
Wilson, Kathleen
Wolters, Michael & Connie
Zahnd, Eric & Tracy
Zephyr Products Inc
Zimmerman, Alan & Suzanne
$5,000 – 9,999
Bank of America
Baumann, Dennis & Judy
Carter Community Memorial Trust
Cerner Corporation
City of Independence
City of Liberty
Cloud Cray Foundation
Cohen, Joan
Edward & Kathryn Mader
Foundation
EFS National Board Programs
Ferrell, James & Elizabeth
Furlong, Fran & Jim
Garney, Patricia & Charles
Gerson, Jim & Katie
Isenberg, John & Jenny
Jewish Heritage Foundation
Johnson, David / Maxus
Properties, Inc.
Marana Unified School District
McCray, Stephen & Sharon
Meyer, Sue & Wayne Valentine
Midwest Trust Company
Modern Woodmen of America
Monello Family Foundation
Morrison, Lea & Robert
Mountain Plains Network for
Youth
Penner, Beth & David
Pfeiffer Sr., William & Mary Kay
Platte County Economic
Development Council
Polsky, Norman & Elaine
R.A. Long Foundation
Ray County
Variety of Greater Kansas City
Richmond R-XVI School District
Robert E. Miller Insurance Agency
Smith, Brian & Michelle / Smith
Marketing & Public Relations
St Luke’s Health System
Storm, Gregory & Barbara
Taylor, Tommy
The Alliance of Greater Kansas
City
US Bancorp Foundation
Weisz, Del
Winner, Robin & Bob
$10,000 – 19,999
Abe and Anna Bograd Memorial
Trust
Argosy Casino
Chamberlain, Lyndon & Rick
City of Gladstone
Commercial Lithography
Dreiseszun, Sherman & Irene
Dunlap, Jean
Edwards, Bob
General Mills Foundation
Gerson Family Foundation
Harvest Ball Inc.
Heartland Combined Federal
Campaign
Herzog, Barbara & William /
Genesis Steel Company
Holwick, Ann & Dick / KTTR
Services, Inc.
Milbank Mfg
National Children’s Alliance
R.C. Kemper Charitable Trust
RGK Foundation
Schmitt, Peggy
Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal
LLP
State of Missouri-Children’s Trust
Fund
State Street Foundations Inc.
Stotts, Jim & Dorothy
Tulsa Community Foundation
USDA
Wiremold Legrand
Women’s Foundation of Greater
Kansas City
QuikTrip Corporation
The Scoular Company
$20,000 – 24,999
Jackson County MissouriCOMBAT
M & I Bank Foundation
Tim C Crummett Family
Charitable Fund
Verizon Foundation-Hopeline
$25,000 – 49,999
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Corporation
Cornerstones of Care
Hall, Donald & Adele
Isenberg, Tom & Ann / Western
Extralite Co.
Morgan Family Foundation
North Kansas City Hospital
Platte County
Helen and Sam Kaplan Charitable
Foundation
Schaffer, Roswitha & Ken
Zona Rosa Community
Foundation
$50,000 – 99,999
City of Kansas City Missouri
Clay County
Domestic Violence Victims
Assistance
DST Systems, Inc.
Ewing M Kauffman Fund
Greater Kansas City Community
Foundation-Anonymous Donor
H & R Block Foundation
Office of Justice-Byrnes
Discretionary Grant
Pryor, Fred & Shirley
Sunderland Foundation
Irven & NeVeda Linscomb Fund
Victor E. and Caroline Schutte
Foundation
$100,000 – 399,999
Blitt, Irwin & Rita
Healthcare Foundation of Greater
Kansas City
Missouri Dept of Public Safety
Missouri Housing Development
Commission
The Sosland Foundation
United Way of Greater Kansas City
Victor E. Speas Foundation
$400,000 & UP
Clay Platte Ray Mental Health
Board
Hall Family Foundation
Health & Human Services
Missouri Dept of Social Services
IN-KIND DONATIONS
360 Architecture
AARP Chapter 1390
AARP Chapter 2970
Agnew, Nettie
Airzone Kansas City
Alphapointe Assoc for the Blind
American Airlines-MO
American Pasta Co
American Sewing Guild
Anderson, Susan
Andrews, Linda
Antioch Bible Baptist Church
Antioch Community Church
Arbonne International
Argosy Casino
Armstrong, Art
Arnold, Goldie
Avondale United Methodist
Church
Baird, Ben & Sue
Barnes & Noble Store #2184
Barsto Construction, Inc
Basch, Brian & Jennifer
Bath and Body Works
Bennett, David
Berth, Sally
Best Buy
Bevans, Pat & Bernie
Bierwirtz, Janet
Blinzer Family
BNSF Railway
Boelte-Hall, Inc.
Boyd, Mike & Tracy
Brandis, Phil
Bread of Life Ministries
Broughton, Bonnie
Bruns, Judy
Campbell, Kim
Cantalano, Shelli
Childers, Evelyn
Children’s Mercy North Hospital
Chpt. Ky Peo
Chrans, Mariah
Christ Temple North Church
Clark, Mack
Clymer, Carrie
Comstock, Scott
Conner, Carol
Cornendale, Margaret
Coursey, Roxy
Cowan, Karen
Curves
Custom Lighting
Czarnecki, Mike
Daniels, Lorraine
David Riffel Photography
Davis, Madonna
Delta Kappa Gamma-Gamma
Theta Chapter
Dembski, Johnna
DePriest, Kelley
Derr, Gene
Dodds, Linda
Doolan, John
Eastgate Middle School
Eckhoff, Jami
Elder, Georgia
Elder, Nancy
Enderle, Chuck & Jaclyn
Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd
Erickson, Joanna
Fairview Christian Church
Farley State Bank
Farmland Foods Inc.
Faubion United Methodist Church
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Ferrelview Christian Church
Filardo, Anita
Finken, Steve
First Christian Church CWF
Fitzsimmons, Richard & Sylvia
Ford, Shari
Fox 4 Love Fund for Children
Frakes, Carolee
Freedom House
Fried, SuEllen & Harvey
Friends of Parkville Animal Shelter
Fuller, Dan
Galitz, Melissa
Gardens at Barry Road Assisted
Living
Gillispie, Cindy
Girl Scouts Troop 330
Girl Scouts Troop 401
Give KC
Gladstone Fire Department
Glass, Mickey
GNC
Gold, Carol
Good Shepherd TLC Group
Grace, Kari
Gravlin, Tim & Sarah
Groves, Rhonda
Gulick, Barbara & James
Gymborie Play & Music
Haber, Charles & Karen
Hasbro Inc
Heartland Church of Christ
Heithoff, Amy
Henderson, Scott
Hillside Christian Church
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Home Depot
Houdek, Jason & Cecilee Diamond
Hover, Maria
Hultgren, Sherri
Hunt, Lorri
Hyland, Veido
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Jackson, Donna
JBF Consignment Shop
Johnson, Shari
Keen, Sarah
Kinder, Janet
Knowles, Kimberly Ann
KTTR Services, Inc.
Lakeview Middle School
Lanning, Richard & Raymonette
Lenon, Christina
Liberty Hill Country Club
Liberty Hospital
Liberty United Methodist Church
Linville, Randy
Loving, Eric & Teresa
Lyles, Sheila
Mackey, Theresa
Mahoney, Lynda
Manuel, Michelle
Maple Woods Community College
Marchand, John
Martin, Doug
MCH
McLean, Gina
McMurry UMC
Meisbarger, Sharon
Messick, Jerry & Teresa
Michels, Ken & Gail
Midland Lithographics
Midland United Methodist Church
Mid-Missouri Hearing Center
Miller, Christine
Miller, Jim & Julie
Missouri Housing Development
Commission
Moody, Cindy
Moore, Elaine
Mots, Bernice
Muehlbach, Virginia
Naines, Carolyn
Nitetime Needlers - Northland
Guild
Nitetime Needlers Quilt Guild
North Cross United Methodist
Church
Nollette, Jennifer
North Kansas City High School
North Kansas City Occupational
Medicine
Northgate Baptist Church
Northland Quilters Guild
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Northstar UMC
Northwest Bible Church
Oak Park High School-Swim Team
O’Brien, Sandy
O’Donnell, Judy
Palmer, Dannette
Paradelo, Jorge
Park College - Registrars Office
Park Hill Christian Church
Park Hill S.A.D.D.
Park Hill South-Future Educators
of America
Park University
Parkville Community
Development Corp
Pate, Nancy
Patterson, Jeff
Perfect Touch
Peruvian Connection
Phi Theta Kappa - MCC Maple
Woods
Phillips, C. Jack
Pine Ridge Presbyterian
Platte Co Visitor’s Bureau
Platte Woods Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Poteet, Angela
Project Linus
Rachis, George
Ragle, Barbara
Ragle, Barbara
Ragle, David
Ramblers Square Dance Club
Rampton, Sara
Robar, Mike
Roberts, Gloria & Larry
Robison, Kenneth
Rocky Mountain Chocolate
Factory
Rowe, Katie
Rucker, Ellen
Rush, Ed & Sharon
Ruth, Kathryn
SBG Services
Scaglia Law Firm
Scherer, Melissa
Schmidt, Craig
Schreck Photography
Schuster, Donna
Second Baptist Church
Sepracor
Shields, Leslie
Shinn, Lisa
Shoal Creek Association
Shoves, Sue
Sizemore, Chris & Anne
Smith, Chris
Smith, Phil
Social Security Administration
Soroptimist International
2 0 0 7
DONORS
South Platte Kiwanis
Spillman, Amy
Spiritual Cornerstone
St Charles Catholic School
St Charles Church
St Theresa Girl Scouts
Stauffer, Karen
Stepp, Ann
Stuart, Sara
Swan, M.A.
Talley, Amy
Temples, Amy
The Book Stops Here
The Scoular Company
Theilen & Theilen DDS
Tillinghast, Linda
Todtenhausen, Darlene
Ultimate Resort
United Way of Greater Kansas City
US Bank
Watkins, Jean
Watson, Pat
Weatherby Lake Ladies Club
Welch, Steven & Kendall
Wessling, Dennis & LeAnn
Williford, Mindy
Wiltfong, Hanna Louise
Winnetonka National Honor
Society
Winwood United Methodist
Church
Witt, Lesa
Wollard, Laci
Zeta Eta Nu
Zibell, Kathryn
Zimmerman, Joan
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