300 Crooks Street 36 Broad Street, Ste 150Green Bay, WI 54301 Oshkosh, WI 54901920-436-6800 920-233-6630

1810 Appleton Road 57 North 12th Avenue, Ste 110Menasha, WI 54952 Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235920-739-4226 920-746-9040

www.familyservicesnew.org

Annual Report 2011

A United Way Member Agency

Creating Brighter Futures

Protecting children is becoming more of a visible issue each day. As we listen to the news and read the

newspaper, not a day goes by that we don’t hear a sad story regarding the life of a child.

At Family Services, we’ve seen many of these stories first hand. The good news is, there is help available for

the families and children involved. Here, they can find hope and guidance to help them overcome even the

most challenging circumstances. For example:

Cara was 23 years old and unemployed when she gave birth to a baby girl. She had come from an

unstable home and admitted that she had no idea how to take care of a baby. When our staff first met her,

Cara rarely left her house. She could not identify one person she felt she could call in an emergency or

just for support when she needed it. Since her involvement with Family Services, Cara began job

coaching and now works part-time. She continues to meet weekly with her Family Support Worker to

learn how to interact, nurture and care for her baby.

When a mother discovered her nine-year-old daughter had been sexually abused, she was referred to

Willow Tree Child Advocacy Center for assistance and support. Willow Tree staff provided a thorough

medical exam and worked with the police and law enforcement to hold the offender accountable.

Counseling and advocacy services were provided to help them deal with the trauma and make sure the

family was safe and protected.

Family Services is committed to protecting these and many other children, and strengthening their families

through ongoing advocacy and support services. Preventing child abuse and neglect of children is not a

mystery. We know it takes a stable home, parents that are knowledgeable about how to care for children, and strong family support

systems. All of these can be achieved through early intervention with high risk families. The long-term benefits to the children and

society are easily demonstrated. But it takes a community committed to make this happen.

We are fortunate that we live in communities that have recognized the benefits of helping these families. We appreciate the

opportunity to serve our children, their families, and community by offering services that contribute to healthy families. Thank you

for your support of Family Services and helping us make our communities and families stronger.

Family Services’ Board of Directors Protecting Children, Strengthening FamiliesChair: Paul Hasemeyer, Green Bay

PackagingVice Chair: Geoff Lacy, Davis &

Kuelthau, SCTreasurer: Sue Porath, Navigator

Planning GroupSecretary: Mark Kasper, Amerhart

Jim Arts, Green Bay Police Dept.Laura Beck, Metzler, Timm, Treleven,

Pahl, Beck, S.C.Kurt Eggebrecht, Appleton Health Dept.Robert Fleming, AON Risk SolutionsJohn Frey, Tosca Ltd.John Gossage, Brown County Sheriff's Dept.Kathy Hartman, Wisconsin Public ServiceMike Jerry, J. Michael Jerry LLCKevin Kosgard, JPMorgan ChaseSteve Lenz, SanimaxKristy Maney, Associated Wealth

ManagementJohn O'Connor, Schreiber FoodsBonnie Paradies, The Karma GroupSteve Pasowicz, Bank First NationalDr. Karla Roth, Prevea HealthTom Sigmund, Green Bay Metropolitan

Sewerage DistrictJoe Thibaudeau, Procter & GambleCharles Timmerman, M&I Wealth

ManagementSteve Warner, Unified School District of

De PereJerry Wieland, Green Bay Area PublicSchools

Fox Valley Advisory BoardMeggan Cronin, Chase BankRyan Downs, GLK FoodsKurt Eggebrecht, Appleton Health Dept.Susanne Lumsden

Maria Myers, Affinity Health SystemAngela Rust, Johnson BankNancy Whitton, Menasha Corporation

Oshkosh Advisory BoardJessica Benesh, Aurora Health CareDan Bissett, Winnebago County

CourthouseColleen Bissett, Basilier, Thompson,

Bissett & CastoniaBeth Caramanidis, Arts for KidsDana Gilman, Outlook GroupGeoff Hendren, Wisconsin Display

SystemsJohn Hobbins, First United Methodist

ChurchChuck Lakefield, WROE RadioTim Little, Miles Kimball CompanyGretchen Marin, Neat FreaksLaurie Muller, Affinity Medical GroupSue Patchak, UW-Oshkosh Credit UnionShannon Rahmlow, Hoffmaster GroupSusan Schuster, Sawyer Creek

OrthodonticsKelli Tabb, Winnebago County Human

Services

Door

County AdvisoryBoardBret Bicoy, Door County

Community FoundationNancy Hanson, Hanson InsuranceMary Ellen Smith, Door County Health Dept.Roger Tepe, Door County Social ServicesSue Todey

Sheriff Terry Vogel, Door County Sheriff'sDept.

Administrative TeamThomas E. Martin, President & CEOJeff Vande Leest, Executive Vice President

- Self Sufficiency & Intensive Youth Services

Lois Mischler, Vice President - Counseling& Crisis Services

Angela Steuck, Vice President - Early Childhood & Community Based Youth Services

Joseph E. Ferraro, Vice President/Chief Financial Officer

Brent Roubal, Director of Communications & Development

Sherri Dessell, Director of Human Resources

Tom Martin

President & CEO

Paul Hasemeyer

Board Chair

Paul Hasemeyer, Board Chair Thomas E. Martin, President & CEO

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Contributions from individuals,businesses and otherorganizations help us carry outour mission. In appreciation fortheir commitment and support,the following pages list all whohave made a financial contributionto Family Services in 2011.Thank you for your support!

Financial levels of giving:Leader: $10,000 and up Partner: $5,000 - $9,999Guardian: $2,500 - $4,999Champion: $1,000 -$2,499

Mentor: $500 - $999Advocate: $250 - $499Friend: $100 - $249Contributor: Under $100

Individuals, Couples &

Family Foundations

Leaders

Irene Daniell KressJack & Engrid Meng *Pat SchneiderJoseph & Sarah Van Drisse

Charitable Trust *Lester G. Wood Foundation *

Partners

Michael & Leanne HaddadRichard & Mary KasperMark & Mary Peterson Family

FoundationK.C. Stock Foundation

Guardians

Nick ConlonShirley & Gilbert HannonPaul & Karen HasemeyerDonald Jr. & Julie Long

Foundation Fund *Paul & Janet McCarthyEd Meyer

Champions

Paul AbrahamsKeith & LeAnn AppletonTom & Jean BadciongBleser Family FoundationPatricia CalhounCathy CleversJeffrey CorcoranJere & Sheri DheinLarry & Kayleen FergusonJohn Haase & Laura BeckMark & Julie Kasper *Dr. Michael & Ronda KincheloeDonald & Carol Kress

Will KressEleanor LaForceCharlie & Janet LiebCraig & Polly LiegelDr. Boyd & Susanne LumsdenSteve & Janelle MaricqueLumiere InvestmentsTom & Pam MartinFrank Mattia & Shelley Boehm-

MattiaRosemary McMonagleDr. Richard Merkhofer & Dr.

Maria AristiguetaJohn & Beth O'Connor

Willow Tree Grand

OpeningA series of events were held the

week of January 9, 2011 to

celebrate the grand opening of

Willow Tree Cornerstone Child

Advocacy Center in downtown

Green Bay. Special events honored

top donors and contributors. A

ribbon cutting ceremony was held

prior to several open houses for

donors, special guests, and the community at large. A number of public

officials and community agencies attended to voice their support and

enthusiasm about the opening of the new center, which helps to ease trauma

for children who have experienced abuse. In its first year of operation,

Willow Tree served and cared for 248 children.

Packers Alumni Featured at the 2011 Green & Gold GalaThe 23rd Annual Green & Gold Gala, held at the Lambeau Field Atrium on

September 29, 2011, raised record-setting proceeds of $111,000 for the child

and youth programs of Family Services. More than 450 guests joined us at

the event for a festive evening that included more than 20 Packer greats -

Willie Davis, Johnnie Gray, Lynn Dickey, and Frank Winters, to name a few.

Guests also enjoyed fine dining, a silent and live auction, and raffle contests.

A brief program featured the work and mission of Family Services, while

also honoring the Green Bay Packers and the Community Partnership

for Children for their contributions to kids and families in our communities.

We extend a big thank you all of our sponsors, donors, organizers and

attendees for making the 2011 Green & Gold Gala our best one yet.

Record-Setting Year at the Blue Ribbon EventA sellout crowd of more than 500 guests joined us at the 15th annual

Blue Ribbon Event on April 8, 2011 at the Oshkosh Convention Center.

The event is held each April in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month,

to benefit Parent Connection’s early childhood education services.

The highlight of the evening was the

4th annual “Dancing for Little Stars”

competition, where 11 pairs and five

groups of ‘local celebrities’ competed

in a friendly dance competition to raise

money for child abuse prevention.

With the generous support of our

dancers, sponsors, donors and guests,

the event raised record proceeds of

$56,500. Thank you to all who

supported and/or attended this fun

community event, making a difference

in the lives of many local families.

Who we Serve

Our Locations

Family Services is a non-profit, human services agency that protects, heals

and cares for the children and families of Northeast Wisconsin. We

provide assistance to families and individuals of all ages in various

situations and at various stages of their lives. It is our goal to provide

professional and comprehensive services to address the ongoing needs of

the communities we serve.

Green Bay Area

300 Crooks St, Green Bay: The Counseling

Clinic - Crisis Center - Early Head Start -

Families First - Open Door Youth Services -

Post-Adoption Resource Center - Sexual

Assault Center - Steps to Success - Student

Assistance Program - Transitions - Ways to

Work - Windows to Work - Women’s

Recovery Journey

503 S. Monroe Ave, Green Bay: Willow Tree

Cornerstone Child Advocacy Center

626 S. Irwin Ave, Green Bay: Day Treatment

- Family Resource Service Team

3430 Spirit Way, Ashwaubenon: Residential

Treatment Program

815 Klaus St, Green Bay: Transitional

Living Program/Independent Living Skills -

New Beginnings

1822 Riverside Dr, Green Bay: Healthy

Families - Prenatal Care Coordination

1501 N. Irwin Ave, Green Bay: Our Place,

CBRF

330 S. Broadway St, Green Bay: Coming

Home Project

701 Cherry St, Green Bay: WIA Older Youth

Program

Oconto County

512 Brazeau Ave, Oconto: Sexual

Assault Center

Marinette County

1907 Ella Court, Marinette: Sexual

Assault Center - Open Door Youth

Services

Fox Valley

1810 Appleton Rd, Menasha: The

Counseling Clinic - Parent Connection

1520 W. Rogers Ave, Appleton: Family

Resource Service Team

227 S. Walnut St, Appleton: Day Report

Center - Safe Exchange Program

1021 Green Acres Ln, Neenah: Silvercrest

Group Home

Oshkosh Area

36 Broad St, Oshkosh: Parent Connection -

Supervised Visitation

105 Washington Ave, Oshkosh: Day Report

Center

Door County

57 N. 12th Ave, Sturgeon Bay: Sexual

Assault Center - Healthy Families - Open

Door Youth Services - Parent Education

Sheboygan County

1202 N. 31st St, Sheboygan: Sheboygan

Mobile Crisis Program

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Highlights & Accomplishments

Creating Brighter Futures

Rhex Arboleda and his “Move to theGroove Kids” as seen on NBC’s ExtremeMakeover: Home Edition, performed inthe 4th annual Dancing for Little Stars.

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Thingamajigger House

PresentationA group of 2011 Leadership

Green Bay class participants spent

several months planning, building,

and decorating a Dr. Seuss-style

playhouse for the kids of Healthy

Families. Through their hard work

and some donations from area

businesses, the playhouse, dubbed

the “Thingamajigger House”, was

completed and presented to Family

Services on June 16, 2011. The house

was built behind the Healthy Families

facility on Riverside Drive in Green Bay, providing a fun playtime activity

for all kids participating in the program.

Butterfly Festival Draws Crowd of 800Perfect weather helped draw a crowd of 800 guests for the 3rd Annual

Butterfly Festival on June 18, 2011 at City Park in Appleton. Parents and

their children joined us for a morning of games and family fun activities,

with all proceeds benefiting the Parent Connection program. The highlight

of the event was a group butterfly release representing Parent Connection’s

dedication to “Helping Families Fly.”

With the generous support of our guests, sponsors and other

contributors, the 2011 Butterfly Festival raised nearly $17,000 for child

abuse prevention services in the Fox Cities area.

Solar Energy Projects Save Natural ResourcesThrough a partnership with WPS and Focus on Energy, as well as

several small grants, Family Services was able to install a solar-electric

power system at our two largest facilities - Crooks Street in downtown

Green Bay and the Billie Kress Center for Youth Development, located

on Spirit Way in Ashwaubenon.

A 16.56 kW system was

completed at the Billie Kress

Center in August 2011, saving an

estimated $10,000 a year in

operating costs. A return on

investment is expected in the next

few years, while also allowing us to

become more self-sufficient for our

electrical energy needs.

The installation of a 37.7 kW

system was completed at

Crooks Street in October,

estimated to save an additional $16,000 in operating costs. The cost of the

system will be made up in energy savings within five years.

At the end of 2011, after just a few months of operation, the systems had

generated 14.75 MWh of energy, producing a carbon offset of 10.4 tons.

This is the equivalent of planting 260 trees or saving emissions from 1,050

gallons of gas.

While saving thousands of dollars each month in energy costs, we are also

proud to be contributing to offsetting the global carbon footprint, saving our

natural resources and helping to create a cleaner environment for all.

Record Year for the Cellcom Green Bay MarathonOn August 9, a press conference was held at the CP Center in Green Bay to

announce the funds raised at the 12th annual Cellcom Green Bay Marathon,

held on May 14-15, 2011.

The event raised record proceeds of $129,183, which were split between the

event’s three charity partners: Family Services, the CP Center, and Junior

Achievement. Through direct proceeds from the event as well as the

marathon’s “Run for a Reason” program, Family Services received just over

$42,000 to support our services to children and families in need.

Child

Advocacy

Center Earns

Beautification

AwardThe Willow Tree

Child Advocacy

Center was honored

on November 9,

2011 at the 42nd

Annual

Beautification

Awards, held in

downtown Green

Bay. The site

received an award for the category of “Exterior Design - Small Buildings,”

presented by Mayor Jim Schmitt.

Each year, the ceremony honors local businesses for their efforts in

improving the city, making it a better place to live and inspiring others to do

likewise. We are proud to be a recipient of this award and recognized for our

contributions toward a “Cleaner and More Beautiful Green Bay.”

Champions (continued)Stephen E. & Julie M.

PasowiczTom & Janis SigmundMargaret & Paul

SummersideRobert G. TaylorJoe & Anne ThibaudeauFred & Carol WakemanWilliam & Sandy WardDavid & Mary Jo WongAnonymous (2)

Mentors

Tom & Jill DeckerDavid & Cynthia Derenne

Mike & Ann FechterRob & Ericka FlemingJeff & Kendra GriepentrogJames & Sheila GrowtTom R. & Ruthann HallDoug & Kathy HartmanTom & Lynn HerlihyJim & Joan HoganVirginia KressJames & Julie KressGeoffrey & Callie LacyMichael Lukens & Barbara

McClure LukensBill & Julia MaloolySteven & Kathryn MatheysCaroline & Rob McDonald

Jon McMurtrieLois MischlerDrs. Jay & Laurie MullerBob & Marilyn OlsonMark & Sue PorathRich & Sue RohanRon & Laurie RopsonBrent & Melissa RoubalAngela SchusterCharles SmithPeter & Luann ThomsonCarl & Christine TowerJeff & Mary Jo WalchJames & Kathy WochinskeScott & Cindy WochosTimothy & Judy Young

Advocates

Robert & Amy AlbrightLynn AllenRuss BerndtBollom Family FundKelly & Greg BotteiPatrick & Kay BreenW. Scott BresnehanBob & Sue BurnsRashad CobbAndrea CueneDr. Daniel & Mary Ann DaleDon & Gail DeMeuseLinda EarleyDennis & Lisa FenrickJohn & Claire Frey

Steve FrisqueBob & Carol GafvertBob & Carmen GallagherDana & Trent GilmanJennifer GracyalnyBob & Madeline HarlanFergus & Bonnie HughesDr. Scott & Aimee JohnsonTodd KeckhaverRon Knaus & Sue Lockwood-

KnausCraig & Meg KolbSteve & Diane LenzThomas & Beverly LisleChris & Holly LofgrenDillon & Kristy Maney

Jana MartinDr. Jeffrey & Sherri McLaughlinBetty MischlerDavid & Lori MoganMarianne MorrisPhilip & Bonnie ParadiesLisa PavelskiBrian PowellMike & Kaye ReeseTom Schlueter & Ellen NeubauerPaul C. & Brenda SchneiderJohn & Vicki SchorseSusan SchusterDaniel SimonsCarrie SmootMary L. Steinmeyer

Jon & Rebecca StellmacherTim & Jane TemperlyChuck & Heather TimmermanSue Todey & Jerry WhitehouseEd & Sue TuckerJeff & Mary Vande LeestJohn & Brenda WarrenJames & Sarah WiedJerry & Sue WielandWen & Lucyann YapLou & Jane Yeager

Friends

Steve & Sarah AbtsRich & Kathy AicherRobert & Nancy Albright

Tom & Laurie AndersonDavid & Barbara AngellSindi AnschutzCarol AriensJim & Julie ArtsJoe & Barbara BaemmertTed BalserBruce BartelAvram Berk Charitable FundGerald & Sue BerndtDr. David & Elizabeth BertlerDan & Cathy BittnerRichard & Karen BlahnikTom & Louise BlankenheimAubrey BoltonMark Bootz

Ken & Carrie BothofStacy BurdeauDebra CaelwaertsGerald ClarkeAllyson CoeMark & Sue ConkeyTim & Pam CooperLoretta CoppensKenneth CorcoranDave & Julie CornetteCindy CouillardJohn & Judy CrainDr. Joseph & Lauri CullenAlan & Jeanette DerenneJim & Dianne DesticheLeland & Rita Doherty

Highlights & Accomplishments

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Solar energy system at the Billie Kress Centerfor Youth Development in Ashwaubenon

Families First

Works with Brown County Human Services to offer prevention

and intervention services with a primary goal of reuniting and

preserving and families. Brown County

2011: 40 youth/families served; 557 face-to-face contacts

Healthy Families/Early Head Start

Voluntary, home visitation programs offering intensive support to

at-risk families with children ages 0-3 (Early Head Start) or 0-5

(Healthy Families). All services are provided in an effort prevent

child abuse and neglect. Brown and Door Counties

2011: 20,664 hours of service to 315 families

Parent Connection

An early learning, home visitation program for first-time parents

focusing on child development, health issues, family support, and

educational opportunities. All services are provided in an effort

to prevent child abuse/neglect and promote school readiness.

Outagamie, Winnebago, and parts of Calumet County

2011: 3,619 home visits to 426 families; 5,200 workshop/event

participants

Parent Education

Works in collaboration with

Door County Social

Services to assist families in

need of additional support

and resources. Primary

goals are to create a more stable home

environment and keep families working together. Door County

2011: 2,208 hours of service to 48 families

Post-Adoption Resource Center

Provides supportive services to adoptive families, focused on

maintaining post-adoptive family integrity. Northeast Wisconsin

2011: 219 families served

Prenatal Care Coordination

Designed to help pregnant youth (teens to early 20’s) and their

families gain access to medical, social, educational, and other

services related to their pregnancy. Services are available to all

young girls throughout their pregnancy and continuing for up to

60 days after delivery. Brown County 2011: 134 pregnant

youth served

Friends (continued)Ryan & Marissa DownsRick & Susie DreherPatricia EbliAllen & Elizabeth EckerAnthony & Karen EclaveaKurt & Jacquelyn

EggebrechtJudith FeldBill & Dana FeniliMichael & Amy FoleyVictoria ForsMark & Diane FremgenAllan FrommTerry & Kris FulwilerPat & Amy Galloway

Gloria GantherRobert & Cary GarofaloThomas GitterGreg GloeTracy GoggansJohn & Tina GossageLouis Donald GraberKurt GresensBlanche GucwaMark HaagJeffrey HackbarthJohn & Marianthe HaleDavid HansenDr. Tim & Julie HarderGeorge & Sharon

Hartmann

Connie HayThomas & Mary HedgeConrad & Mary HeleniakShawn & JoAnn

HenniganJames HigginsTim & Jonna HigginsGerald & Patricia HockBryan & Dorothy

HollenbachDavid & Kristin JanssenBob & Gerry JohnsonChuck & Debbie JohnsonThomas & Kathy JoyntSteve & Rececca KaiserIkar & Araceli Kalogjera

Lois KaniaPatrick & Cecilia KieferTom KitslaarAnk KleisJeff & Lisa KlimaKurt KoeppelHerbert H. Kohl CharitiesPatti KonkleDon & Jean KoskinenTana KossKurt & Dana KoszarekBob & Jane LairdDavid & Michelle

LangenfeldDeb LarsonAlan Lasee

Christopher P. Laws, D.D.S.

Jenny LeBelleAnnette & Skip LeeStan LeedleBrad & Stephanie LemerondJeanine & William LindekeDavid B. LloydCatherine LutherHeather LynnGrant & Michelle MaimanJan & Lynn MalchowGretchin MarinTom & Denise MartinLeRoy & Mary MatuszakDeborah Mauthe

Randy & Doreen McCoyNancy McGinnityCarol McGuireReggie & June McKenzieRichard McMahonSteve MertensTim & Marcia MeyerRosalind MeyerBill & Karen MonfreTony & Kelly MontonatiPeter Adams & Patricia MulveyTim & Susan NixonWilliam & Marlene OlsonMike & Pat O'NeillNorma L. OttersonRichard Panske

Mark & Sue PatchakKent & Michelle PauliMichael & Nancy PechDavid & Mary PeltonNicole PetersonTed & Bonnie PhernettonHelen PierquetWilliam & Susan PowersKevin & Brenda PurtellDavid & Deirdre RadosevichMark & Patricia RadtkeRandal Rake & Sarah FentonKevin ReindlGordon RennRon RetzloffDiane Richardson

David & Anne RomondTammy RuschJohn & Amy SchiekPatrick & Christine SchillingerDave & Kathy SchlitzDaniel & Julaine SchmidtJames & Jan SchottDennis & Nancy SchwenkeTodd & Kara SederstromPaul & Ann SelkStacey SensorRachel ShannonDr. Daniel & Ann SheaMichael & Jane SimmerDonald SimonsDon R. Sipes II, M.D.

Dara SitterClayton & Rose SmitsJennifer StaidlMatthew & Dyan SteinkopfAngela SteuckStephen & Lorry StilesDeb & Paul StoverJoseph & Susan StrengerBill & Mary Jo SulzmannLarry & Rosie SurPaul SwettRenee & Joel TaylorChristine ThielDavid & Doris ThompsonJay & Barbara TomcheckEric & Emily Torkelson

98% of the high-risk families participating in our child abuse prevention programs had no substantiated child abuse or neglect reports

95% of the children served in these programs were on target developmentally

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Early Childhood Development

86% of families served by Silvercrest Group Home report seeing positive improvementin their child’s behavior

96% of high-risk youth served by the Coming Home Project decreased truancy and increased their GPA

Youth Guidance Programs

Friends (continued)Brian & Jennifer UnitanTerri Ann Van Den EngRoger & Marjorie

Van DrisseWilliam & Gail Vande

CastleJim & Autumn Vande HeiWarren & Florence

Vande LeestToby C. Vanden HeuvelKim WastelSandra WeitzDr. Kevin & Cindy

WienkersSteve & Gail Wilcox

Abbott & Sarah WilsonBecky WoestPhil & Darlene YazbakVince ZehrenCandoce ZiegelbauerAnonymous (6)

Contributors

Terri AbrahamClayton AbtsJeff & Tami AdolfJeremy AlbyDennis & Beth AlldridgeChris & Deb AllenDennis AllieDenise Anderson

Mark & Erin AndersonSandra AndreiniMabel ArgiresJoAnn AuerCourtney AyalaJill BadtkeDennis BaerAndrea BaerChris BalisonAmy BargenquastLynn BarrettPeter BarrettPatrick BastienTracy BatalEllen Ivey BatesCarolyn Bauer

Don BaumgartnerRobert & Kathryn

BechardSusan BegleyKelly BeilfussElizabeth BeiningDavid BelterJulie BelvilleAmanda BernhagenWilliam BirkleDoug BisbeeLaura BishopDan & Colleen BissettHolly BittnerDenise BlazeMike Bloom

Craig BlumerKathleen BlumreichWayne & Vicki BokelmanMr. & Mrs. Darwin BorkMike & Marge BorkVicki BosannyStephany BoucheaKathryn BourasSarah BrandtPaul BraultRyan BraunJerry BreuerRichard & Phyllis BreuerLaurene BrooksAmy & Brian BrownsonJulie Buedding

Donna BultmanGary & Loretta BunkeMax BurgertKathleen BurgertMeika BurnikelJoanne M. BurnsBen & Angela BussMarcus ButtsBridget CaflischJohn & Phyllis CalderGail CameronKristin CananBobbie-Jo CaronJulia CarrollDianne CavenderBryn Ceman

Teofilo CervantesJudy ChikeAnn ChristiansenTom ChristophDavid & Judith ClarkTerrance ClearyDawn ClemCharles CloughJane ColemanDennis & Jody CorcoranRob CorcoranJen CorcoranPat CorcoranPatrick & Susan CostelloChristina CourtneyKaren Cowan

Susan CoxCarol CrawfordVeronica CroweLindsey CroweCathy CullisonMike & Shelly CullomDeanna CuttillHenry & Margaret CzachorCarol CzarneckiRoger & Sharon DaanenBarb DahlElizabeth DamischCraig & Jennifer DaoodElizabeth DartMary DaulJody Davis

Susan DavisterDaniel & Shelley DederingTonya DederingMandy DegrandRichard DeGraveRoger DegrootJoe DemlerJaimie DenilKris DennisMegan DePreyPaul DeShamboJody & Todd DevensDr. Robert & Nan DevermannMike & Teri DexheimerDavid DischerBrian Dobish

Coming Home Project

An after-school and summer program that targets minority and

at-risk youth to provide educational support and recreational

activities. Promotes good decision-making and positive peer

relationships to help youth achieve their full potential.

Green Bay 2011: 399 youth served; 45 youth received

intensive individual services

Family Resource Service Team (FRST)

Addresses the needs of youth who demonstrate significant

personal or family issues with a goal of preventing out-of-home

placements and improving family function. Outagamie and

Brown Counties 2011: 7,989 hours of service to 153 families

Silvercrest Group Home

A group home for teenage boys, providing services that are

designed to stabilize delinquent behaviors and improve family

relationships. Winnebago County 2011: 2,615 days of service

to 15 youth

Transitions

Provides employability and

life skills training to youth

at Lincoln Hills School that

are transitioning back

home. Brown and

Sheboygan Counties 2011: 20 youth

served

WIA Older Youth Program

An intervention program for at-risk youth, ages 19-21, designed

to improve the skills of our local work force. Provides assistance

with completion of HSED/GED, career exploration, college

enrollment and financial literacy. Brown, Kewaunee and

Oconto Counties 2011: 65 youth served

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95% of clients served by The Counseling Clinic report that they have developed

new coping strategies; 80% report improved relationships

Counseling & Treatment ServicesChild & Youth Therapy

Day Treatment for Children & Adolescents

Provides intensive counseling services to youth who are

exhibiting severe behavioral and/or emotional problems.

Green Bay area and Door County 2011: 30,965 hours of

service to 105 youth

Residential Treatment Program

Provides intensive services to youth who are unable to remain in

their homes or other community-based settings due to extreme

behavioral problems. State of Wisconsin 2011: 5,589 days of

care to 33 youth

Student Assistance Program

Provides a variety of counseling and intervention functions in

local schools, to meet the needs of students and their families as

well as school staff and administrators. Green Bay area

2011: 697 hours of service provided to two area school

districts

Adult Therapy

Our Place

An 18-bed community-based

residential facility for adults

who have been diagnosed

with a serious mental illness

and are unable to care for themselves.

Brown County 2011: 6,422 days of service to 20 individuals

Women’s Recovery Journey

An intensive outpatient program offering specialized services for

women in need of treatment for AODA (Alcohol and Other Drug

Abuse) and other co-occurring disorders. Brown County

2011: 5,657 hours of service to 111 women and their families

Individuals of All Ages

The Counseling Clinic

Provides comprehensive counseling services for individuals of

any age, families, and/or groups on a variety of relationship and

mental health issues. Green Bay area and Fox Valley 2011:

26,658 hours of service to 2,327 individuals and families

Contributors (continued)Glenn & Barbara DohertyMichael DonartDale DornJim DrakeLauri B. DrosterEmily Rose DruryDennis & Sandy DuckettKevin DuffyAndrew & Allison DumkeJanelle EdwardsPeter & Beth EhlertMaria EhrenbergerJeffrey EidenMary EmmonsMary Engebose

Sandra EngelsRon & Kay EngelsMya & Kim EnrightWill & Erin EnrightKeith & Elvita ErdmannWendy EricksonLeota EsterPatricia EvansPatrick Evans & Jenna

BauerM.J. & Gwen FalkBruce & Luann FauskaJon FenrichDebra FernauJulie FictumAlan & Cindy Finesilver

Rebecca FlaneryCarol FlaniganDennis & Diane FletcherDr. Ken & Paula FleurantMichael & Shari FloydDawn FoellerLori FosterCynthia FoxLance FoxPatty FrancourBrian & Larissa FravelCarol FredricksonKatherine FredricksonLori FreedRichard & Bonnie

Fremgen

Debra FrickTracy FrostCarla FullerPaul GannonBenjamin GantherTim & Mary GantzMarissa GarciaDon & Phyllis GarelickDaniel & Linda GatskeBonnie GerstenfeldJosh GervingPaul & Sherri GetchelDean GieseTracy GillespieRobert GlassChristine Glidden

Steve & Kim GlishJoe GlodoskiAnne GlowcheskiJeffrey & Susan GoetzBlair Ashley GoodrichBrittany GoodrichTheresa GoyetteJeff & Kathleen GracyalnyMary GrafNathan & Kenlin GramsDebbie Gray-PattonMarlin & Judi GreenfieldMary GreinertTina GrenlieDouglas & Stacie GriesSandy Groeschel

Tim & Renee GuzekMaria HackbarthLester & Marilyn HaenTom & Judy HaeversBrenda HainesKaren HaleyMarilyn HalleyKim HamrickKathleen HanahanMeghan HanleyMailee HarkeyRon HarrellAdrienne HartmanAmySue HartmanMargie HarveySandra Hauge

Corrine HayesCarolyn HeggeChristina HeitmanEmily HelmkeSteve & Kristy HempJason HendersonGeoff & Cindy HendrenMarietta HenslerJohn & Kathryn HerbNancy HerefordGretchen HerrmannSusann HerzerMonique HerzogJenny HettmannWendy HielsbergDennis & Sherry Hilbert

H. Joseph HildebrandJoe & Patricia HilmerDan & Kay HintonNancy HinzAnn HockersMaureen HoganJohn HoldorfRobert HollidayHeather Holly-PinnowWilbert & Mary HootenVickie & Kennan HornJessica HornbyLinda HouleBrett HouseMark & Laurie HuffingtonNicole Hughes

Judith HuinkerRich & Joleen HunkinsDouglas & Chrys HydeJolayne IngebritsonAndrea IrvineMichelle IslingerMelissa JaccardMatthew & Megan JacquetRoy Janzen & Liz Rice JanzenTameca JeffersonSteven JencksChris JenksTrent JezwinskiLarry & Jane JohnsonBryan JohnsonJudy Johnson 1312

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90% of phone clients served at the Crisis Center reported crisis resolution after talking with a Crisis counselor

96% of youth seen in person by Open Door Youth Services reduced their conflict and were able to return home or to a safe living environment

Crisis Services

Contributors (continued)Amanda JohnsonKaren JosephsDavid & Lynn JoyceKathleen JureckiBob & Bonnie KaftanTanya KaminskiBobbi KarczGlenn & Marta KarlovTeri KellerDonald & Josephine

KelloggMary KempsDeborah M. KingErika KingTerry Kleinschmidt

Rob & Lynn KlemanLee & Anne KlemensPat KlichJoan M. KlisterLori KnausJeffery & Karen KnausCharles & Sharon KocherTracey KockenJeffrey & Kathryn KoehlerKurt & Judy KoepplerVirgil & Betty KoesterEric KohlbeckDana KohlmeyerMike KohnkeMary Jo KolbEleanor Konrath

Shelby Anne KopchikAdrien KopishBarb KorthJacki KossikMary KraftElizabeth J. KressScott & Staci KringErica KronckeMari KruegerWilliam R. KruseRhonda KubastaMariene Joy La FleurAmy LaCosseDave LaForestJohn & Amy LairdBette Lang

Robert & Nan Lee LanganGregg LangenfeldDon & Mary LangenkampKimberly KankelmaPatricia LarkinCynithia LarscheidBrian LaSeeHelaine LaskyMaureen LaskyKim LawrenceAmy & Craig LeachJulie LefebvreGlenn & Judy LehnertSteven & Mary LeibRobert & Elaine

Lemerond

Lyle & Nancy LeonhardtJohn & Julie LeschkeEileen Lewallen Evan & Susan LinKen & Barb LindemannMelanie LondoMike & Marge LottoRose LoughrinMolly LubinskyBarbara LuczakJoyce LudwigDon & Nina LundinBonnie LutzowLori MackeyJake & Mary Kay MaertzRamona Makos

Joan MalcheskiLynn MalfroidPam MalinJohn & Laurel MaloneDr. Thomas & Maureen ManionJeff MarmerJeffrey MartinsonLaurie MatthewsPenny MatulleKatherine McCardleDennis & Angie McCarthyBrian & Joann McCloneJoe McCreeryLarry McDonaldCharles & Mary McGeeDaniel & Karen McGregor

Kim McGuireSheri MealyRex MehlbergKen MeierJane MeilahnNancy MeilahnSarah MertenLinda MerzBecky MetzJanette MeverdenMike & Cindy MihelichMichael & Jodi Nuthals-MikulskySherri MillerElaine MilsonAndrea & Terry MitchellCynthia Monette

Dr. Robert & Lynn MoyerAnne M. MuenchLehann MullinSusan Z. MurphyKatherine M. MurphyShelly MuzaDennis & Claudia NaidlSteve NavisRussell & Mary Ann NeroKaren NeubauerDaniel & Jane NeufelderHarold & Mary NevilleAlice NewmanPhillip NickolaiTed & Geraldine NiedzwieckiAileen Nimmer

Sandra NoeDavid NooneJanna NordemanRenny & Judith OhlssonMaureen OldenburgKathy OlinskiDoug & Kitti OlsonScott & Amy OlveyGene & Teresa OstertMichael PalomakiElisa PedersonPaula PedrettiBridget PellsEric J. PelnarLynn PerryRandy & Bonnie Peterson 1514

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Crisis Center

Provides professional, short-term crisis counseling in person or

over the phone for people of all ages, 24 hours a day. Brown,

Shawano, Sheboygan Counties; collaborative with 12 northern

Wisconsin counties 2011: 5,327 in-person counseling

sessions; 40,508 telephone crisis calls answered

Open Door Youth Services

Provides free, 24-hour mediation, counseling, and intervention

services for runaways and other youth in crisis, with a primary

goal to reunite youth with their families as quickly as possible.

Brown, Door, Kewaunee, Marinette and Oconto Counties

2011: 265 youth received in-person counseling; 2,100

received services by phone

Sexual Assault Center

Provides free, confidential

advocacy and support

services to sexual assault

victims and their families,

24 hours a day. Also

focuses on community

awareness, education and prevention. Brown, Door, Oconto

and Marinette Counties 2011: 1,021 primary and secondary

victims assisted; 10,241 prevention education participants

Willow Tree Child Advocacy Center

Provides services to children who are suspected victims of abuse

or neglect or witness to a crime. Willow Tree provides a safe,

comfortable facility where children can discuss the abuse and

receive medical attention and counseling/support services for as

long as its needed. Northeast Wisconsin 2011: 248 children

served

100% of Ways to Work participants successfully completed financial literacy training to better manage their family budget

98% of youth served by TLP successfully transitioned to their own apartments

Self-Sufficiency Programs

Contributors (continued)Lois PetersonPriscilla PetersonKate PfaendtnerDr. & Mrs. Christopher

PinnStephanie PirusJames PlogTroy PlosJullie PollnowMeg PosorskeJennifer PribbernowDon & Karen PriceJanet ProcessTheodore & Rosemary

Prosser

Kimberly RadtkeDora RaillingCarrie RandColin A. Rasor Sr.Jim RathCarol RayPam RebmanKatherine ReffJudy RehmTim & Michele ReidAmy ReillyJesse & Cristina

RentmeesterAmanda Retzak-KrumpJudith RibbensKate Rice

Jon RichardDennis & Laurie

RobertsonJaclyn RocheleauBernard & Margaret RoelsJoshua Roffman & Julie

LevisonAmy RolphRachel RuchJames RuddJennifer RuechelChris & Liza RuettenBob & Jolyce RuppGloria RybackiCarol RymerKim Saari

Mike SammonsLisa SamorskeJeff L. SanderfootJonathan SchauskeJohn SchererKaren Kay ScheuermannDonald & Carole SchiblyHeidi SchillingJennifer SchloesserElizabeth Stacy SchmidRichard SchmitzAllen J. SchmudeAnn SchoenMark SchultzRandall & Kathleen

Schultz

Mark & Michelle SchultzTonya SchulzConrad & Nancy

SchumitschWilliam SchusterDale SchuurmanRussell & Patricia

SchwalbeFrank SeckarAmanda SecorJeremiah SelthofnerVictoria SheehanMark SievertSusan A. SimonsKandi SimonsBonita Simons

Scott SitterTerrance & Sharon SloverMichal SlovickDawn SmithPat SmoleSandra SmoodyDanielle SolandRichard & Virginia SomersMary SorgelJoseph & Tammy SpakowiczKelly SperlVeronica StaatsSue StammerJoel & Nanci SteberLucy SteinbergCathie Steiner

Mark & Patricia StockliElizabeth StockliRuth StoffelLinus & Jeane StollKeith StollRobert StollfussSarah StormaJeffrey StradelPhil StrandwitzMary SullivanJennifer TachickDarin & Sharon TappyLawrence & Mary TeofiloLaWellyn & Yolanda TeschSara ThiesfeldtRandall & Christy Thomas

Dianne ThompsonPaul & Eilene ThormodsgardJohn ThorneDr. Richard & Elizabeth

TimmonsAndrea TitulaerJohn Erck & Terri TobiasStacy TorzalaJeff & Ann TremblyWayne & Wendy TremblyMark TroudtStephanie TsaiJennifer UttechPatti Van FossenGerald & Mary Beth

Van Gruensven

Susan Van HouwellingenDawn Van LaanenDavid & Connie Van LieshoutJohn A. Vande HeiCarol Vanden BushDenise Vanden Langenberg-

CoffmanKang VangLara Vendola-MesserPaul VervoortTeri VerhasseltLucinda VetteSteve & Patti VickmanEllen VoieRita VoightSandra & Richard Voruda

Day Report Centers

Designed to serve as an alternative to incarceration for non-

violent adult offenders. Services include assessment and case

management, day reporting and monitoring, and skill building.

Outagamie and Winnebago Counties 2011: 455 offenders

served; 9,240 bed days diverted from jail

New Beginnings

Provides transitional housing and support services to women

who are homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless, due to

domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Brown County

2011: 28 individuals served

Transitional Living Program/Independent Living Skills

Assists homeless individuals, as well as youth in the foster care

system, with learning the skills necessary to become self-

sufficient and live independently. Provides case management and

counseling services as well as housing, financial assistance and

employability skills training.

Brown County 2011: 41 youth housed; 81 individuals

received skills training only

Steps to Success

A voluntary program

designed to assist inmates

and parolees of the

Taycheedah Correctional

Institution in making a

successful transition to life outside of

prison. Brown, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Oconto, Kewaunee and

Door Counties 2011: 8 individuals served

Ways to Work

Provides small loans to working parents who cannot get loans

elsewhere. The purpose of the loan is to help families pay for the

purchase of a reliable used car, or car repairs, to assist in

sustaining employment. Brown, Outagamie and Winnebago

Counties 2011: 108 loans approved

Windows to Work

A voluntary program designed to assist inmates and parolees of

the Oshkosh Correctional Institution in making a successful

transition to life outside of prison. Brown, Manitowoc and

Sheboygan Counties 2011: 54 individuals served

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Contributors (continued)Teri & Robin VossJaneen WagnerEvan WagnerPaula WalkerWayne & Judy WaltersBobbie WarePatrick & Mary WebbLisa WeberPete WeidnerMichelle WeisseHeather WemmerKaren WendlandDoris WerdinMichelle WesenbergSharon WestphalScott WestphalLisa WickeyHeidi WidiFrederick & Kathleen

WietingLori WilkeningKathleen WilliamsGary WilnerJennifer WilsonBrenda WinneyRichard & Nancy WinslowGail Wise

Denise WittPatti WoeslawAllan WoodinKristen WrightElizabeth Whealon

WymanLori YatesLova YazdaniCarolann YeskaJennifer YetterDon & Donna YinemanRoger & Barbara YoungJennifer YoungRachel YoungquistSuzanne YoungwirthAmir Abou ZeidGary & Marie ZellmerWade ZernickeWilliam & Mary

ZiemendorfJane ZimmermanSarah ZimmermanJulie & George ZinthJulie ZulegerAnonymous (4)

Businesses &

Organizations

Leaders

Associated Bank *Cellcom Green Bay

Marathon *Cloud Family Foundation *Community Foundation for

the Fox Valley RegionFestival Foods, Inc. *Green Bay Packers

FoundationGeorge Kress Foundation *Schneider National

Foundation *Schreiber Foods, Inc. *Somerville, Inc. *US Venture Open Fund for

Basic Needs *Wisconsin Public Service

Foundation *

Partners

Amerhart, Ltd. *Cellcom Green Bay

Marathon - "Run for a Reason" Program

Green Bay Packaging, Inc.

Green Bay Packaging - Coated Products Div.

J.J. Keller Foundation, Inc.Little Rapids - Egan

Family Foundation, Inc.Prevea Health ServicesTosca, Ltd. *Wal Mart FoundationWells Fargo Foundation *Greater Green Bay

Community Foundation

Guardians

City of AppletonBank First NationalGodfrey & Kahn, SCGreen Bay Area Exchange

ClubGreen Bay Preble Optimist

FoundationM&I Bank (BMO Financial

Group) - Green BaySanimax CorporationUnitedHealthcare

Champions

Affinity Health SystemAon Risk ServicesAugustine Stewardship

Trust FundBridgeview DentalBrown County Sheriff

Benevolent AssociationDoor County Christ Child

SocietyFirst Congregational

Church - OshkoshHeyrman Printing, LLCHumana, Inc.ITT Technical InstituteJohnson Bank & Johnson

Insurance - Green BayJohnson Bank & Johnson

Insurance - AppletonKimberly Clark FoundationKrueger Family

ChiropracticLord of Lakes Lutheran

Church - WinneconneMathfabMetzler, Timm, Treleven,

Pahl, Beck SCMiles Kimball CompanyMutual of America

Nicolet National BankRummeles JewelersSawyer Creek

OrthodontistsThe Exchange Club of

OshkoshThedaCareUS BankUniversity of Wisconsin -

Green BayWest Side Tire & Auto

CenterWipfli, LLP

Mentors

Altrusa of Door CountyAmeriprise Employee

Giving CampaignBrotherBaer, LLCBrown County Women's

ClubCenpatico Behavioral

HealthCorcoran Glass & PaintDavis & Kuelthau, SCE.D. Chase RoofingFestival Foods - OshkoshGriffin Builders Inc.Heyrman ConstructionNetwork Health PlanPaper Converting Machine

CompanyRaasch Associates, Inc.Schenck, SCSpecial Forces Building &

GroundsSt. John Evangelist

CongregationThrivent Financial for

Lutherans Employee Giving

Volunteer Center of BrownCounty

Advocates

Arts for Kids, Inc.Ashwaubenon Lioness

ClubAstro Industries, Inc.Kenneth Calewarts,

Attorney-At-LawComputer AssociatesDavis Child Care Center

First United Methodist Church - Green Bay

Hanneman & Dustrude Dental

Health Care Credit UnionHurckman Family

FoundationJPMorgan ChaseLawrence A. Johnson,

DDSKnights of Columbus

Council #4505Konop Family FoundationMartin Security SystemsMcCain Foods National Child Protection

Training CenterOshkosh Area Community

FoundationOshkosh Central Credit

UnionProcter & Gamble Paper

ProductsThe Business BankWinnebago CountyMedical Society AllianceWinnebago County

Human Services Wellness Association

Young, Schuster, & Maslowski, LLP

Friends

Algoma Blvd United Methodist Church

Basiliere, Thompson, Bissett & Castonia LLP

BayCare Clinic FoundationBrian LaViolette

Scholarship FoundationC. Sweeting PlumbingCA Lawton CompanyDead End Investments,

LLCDex Plus ConstructionEssco, Inc.Houdini Academy for

ChildrenImmaculate Conception

ChurchIndependent, Inc.Lamers Bus LinesM & I Bank - Oshkosh

Sources of Funds

2011 Financial Information

19

Uses of Funds

Nativity of Our Lord Congregation

Oshkosh Rotary SouthwestPapa Murphy's PODSRE/MAX on the WaterReeke-Marold Co., Inc.Spellmans Marina, LLCSS Edward & Isidore

CongregationUnified School District of

DePereWinnebago Oral Surgery, SCWrite Ideas

Contributors

Apple Joe's, Inc.Bay Area ConsultantsCampbell Wrapper CorporationCombined Federal Campaign

of Greater WisconsinConsider it Done, LLCEast Wisconsin Savings BankGauthier Chiropractic, LLCGoodSearchGreen Bay Seven-UP Bottling,

Inc.

The Harnack CompanyThe Healthy TouchHill Building MaintenanceLiberty Diversified InternationalLife Moves, IncMorton Drug CompanyMunising Corporation, Inc.NAMI of Brown CountyNotre Dame De La Baie

AcademyPlexusPulaski High SchoolRoeming Stables, LLCTerraCycle Brigades Unum CorporationWealth Plan - Mike AjangoWFRV-TV 5The William Carter CompanyWI Department of Corrections

Employees

United Ways

Brown County United WayUnited Way Fox CitiesOshkosh Area United WayUnited Way of Door CountyTri-City Area United Way

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Self-Sufficiency Programs 12.2%

Crisis Services18.1%

Youth GuidancePrograms 8.4%

Child & Youth Counseling/Treatment 24.6%

Early Childhood Development 15.5%

Other 0.4%

Purchase of Service 2.1%

Program Service Fees 17.4%Contributions & Grants 8.5%

Government Contracts65.1%

United Way 6.4%

Adult Counseling/Treatment 13.8%

Green Bay PackersGreen Bay Packers

2011 Green & Gold Gala -

Gold Sponsors

18 * Includes Child Advocacy Center Campaign contribution

Administrative 6.7%

Fundraising 0.6%