CADA Programs

Emergency Safety Shelter

P.O. Box 466

Mankato, MN 56002-0466

507-625-8688 Business

800-477-0466 Crisis

Keep Me Safe

Parenting Time Center

P.O Box 466

Mankato, MN 56002-0466

507-625-8688 Business

CADA of Blue Earth County

CADA of Nicollet County

100 Stadium Court

Mankato, MN 56001

507-625-8688 Business

CADA of Faribault County

P.O. Box 203

Blue Earth, MN 56013

507-526-5275 Business

CADA of Waseca County

CADA of LeSueur County

P.O. Box 348

Waseca, MN 56093

507-835-7828 Business

CADA of Watonwan County

55 8th Street South

St. James, MN 56081

507-375-3040 Business

CADA of Brown County

P.O. Box 671

New Ulm, MN

507-233-6663

CADA of Sibley County

P.O. Box 671

New Ulm, MN

507-299-6000

Fall-Winter 2015

A Message from CADA’s Executive Director

Hi All,

Where do I start? There is fantastic energy at CADA and we are getting ready to paint the town…yes PURPLE. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and an ounce of prevention is still worth a pound of cure. The effects of domestic violence can be overwhelming to experience, and even to learn about. We are demystifying domestic violence with hopes that offenders think twice about offending, victims get needed support, and a broad community consciousness is raised compelling action in response to the cost of domestic and sexual violence and the impact on community outcomes.

Ignoring the problem will not make it go away. CADA wants to remove the shame associated with talking about domestic violence while providing information that compels a community response. Every facet of community wellness is impacted by domestic violence: education,

employment, finances, wellness...it’s all connected!

We are engaged in numerous efforts to respond to the needs in this region: In October we will be expanding services from two to five days in our Gaylord office, we will be opening an office in St. Peter that will include an exchange center and the Southern Minnesota Offender Education Program (SMOEP) that will offer courses in Mankato and St. Peter.

Please join us on October 19, 2015 at 6pm, for a candlelight vigil at the Mankato Public Safety Center. Please join us on October 26th at 7:00pm at Ostrander Auditorium for an MSU Department of Theatre and Dance Production of Trifles, a one-act play by Susan Glaspell based on the short story “A Jury of Her Peers”.

You are invited to: like us at www.cadaMN.org; join us in wearing PURPLE on that day; attend the vigil and choose to do something to change a culture of violence.

Renita

www.cadaMN.orgwww.cadaMN.orgwww.cadaMN.org

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CADA

Did you know? From 2014-2015

Two out of every three women CADA serves has children who have witnessed the violence.

We provided:

—7,547 nights of shelter in a 365 day period.

We have experienced a:

—220% increase in amount of community awareness presentations.

—65% increase in participants in community awareness presentations.

—325% increase in amount of CADA led trainings to professionals.

—630% increase in number of professionals attending CADA led trainings.

Committee Against Domestic Abuse FALL-WINTER 2015

kids October is a month of colors and fun and laughing running—it’s also Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Many children learn best through multi-sensorial outlets and experiences. When they are able to explore through their senses (sight, touch, sound, scent, and taste) they are able to build a vision of how something is perceived by them. The effects of domestic violence can be overwhelming to experience, and even to learn about.

One thing is for certain, ignoring the problem will not make it go away. At CADA we want to remove the shame associated with talking about domestic violence while providing children with skills that allow them to cope at their level. While in shelter, children can engage in our Safety through Sensory Project and develop skills that allow them to call upon happier visions in times when they need to respond to, cope with, or process an experience. It also is a great way to understand the impact of building memories and healthy problem solving and coping skills.

Help CADA make sure that all kids in our community get to enjoy the fun associated with being a kid. Exposure to violence and trauma during early childhood has a large potential impact on the developing brain. It can change basic processes affecting healthy growth and intellectual functioning. Regular exposure to violence can change the structure of the brain. Please stand with CADA for kids in October and get educated. It’s time for an informed response to what the little eyes see...

Let’s all get involved in making our region a safe place for kids to grow. For more information on CADAkids visit our website: www.cadamn.org or contact us by phone: 507 625 8688 ext. 100.

The CADAkids Campaign will soon allow partners standing with CADA for kids to purchase

note cards, figurine cut outs (to display in yards, foyers etc.), and other artifacts.

We could fill target field 17 times with the Minnesota women who have experienced rape, physical violence and/or stalking.

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CADA’s Garden

Fathers Matter

In June of 2015, CADA invited fathers to be a part of the solution, because they really matter. Here are few ideas dad’s shared about creating healthy families on CADA’s Facebook page with the hashtag #fathersinspirehope...

“I create a healthy family by being gentle, compassionate,

loving and modeling this for our son.”

CADA’s garden is sponsored by First Congregational United Church of Christ, with the help of Char and Lynn. All of the food planted is for guests staying in shelter, including green beans, squash, Brussel sprouts, tomatoes, carrots, peppers, radishes, onions, cilantro, basil, lettuce, and cucumbers.

Happy Birthday! With love, Anonymous Melissa Ballman, Shelter Team Lead

It’s important to the CADA Shelter to be able to celebrate milestones and traditions such as birthdays with our shelter guests.

In the fall of 2014, CADA posted a request on the United Way’s Get Connected website for birthday party supplies and a few

days later received a visit from a man inquiring more about this need. We sat and visited about what a shelter stay is like for

children in shelter, the challenging transition that we typically experience with children leaving dangerous homes to join us in

shelter and the process of learning what safety looks like and feels like with their mothers at their sides. We talked about how

we typically celebrate birthdays and he shared his thoughts and ideas for how he and his family wanted to contribute, stating,

“Every child should have a fun and memorable birthday no matter where they are.”

For nearly a year, Anonymous has provided pizza for every child’s birthday during their shelter stay; and with enough notice,

has also provided gifts.

Through his generosity, the shelter has been able to accomplish his vision for our smallest guests and have successfully built

memorable birthday parties full of laughter, some tears of joy and gratitude, cake and gifts, and of course, pizza.

When we first met last fall, he asked for no recognition and wished to remain anonymous, simply reiterating that what was

most important was that children be able to celebrate the day they blessed the world with their presence.

It is with much gratitude that we say “THANK YOU!” to Anonymous for his contributions to the families seeking refuge in our

shelter and for the memories he has assisted in creating.

“I create a healthy family by trying to

model good behavior.”

“I create a healthy family by trying to be the best role model

I can be for my boys. Teaching them to be respectful young men.”

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CADAlearn provides professional development opportunities. These sessions are geared towards

professionals that may be working with victims or child victim-witnesses of domestic violence and

sexual violence (and open to community members). Sessions are held over the lunch hour so

attendees are encouraged to bring their lunches while consuming great information. Continuing

Education Credits are available at a minimal cost. If you are interested in attending or would like

more information, please visit our website: www.cadamn.org;email lindsayb@cadaMN.org, or call a

(507)625-8688 Ext. 100.

CADAlearn

Lunch and Learns

Ride to Stop the Cycle

CADA held its 1st Annual Ride to Stop the Cycle on June 6, 2015. The event was sponsored by

Verizon Wireless Center. Over 18 registered bikes participated in the ride, which went from

Mankato to New Ulm. Kids enjoyed a mini-carnival with face painting, a balloon twister, and

other games and prizes.

Pictures provided by

Frank Mocerino,

Freelance Photographer

SAVE

THE

DATE!

June 11, 2016

CADA’s

2nd Annual

Ride to Stop

the Cycle

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CADAcalendar Committee Against Domestic Abuse FALL-WINTER 2015

Visit www.cadaMN.org for updates and to register for events

OCTOBER 2015

Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Promoting Peace Conference October 2, 2015 in Waseca County October 3, 2015 in Steele County

Candlelight Vigil October 19, 2015 at 6pm Mankato Public Safety Center 710 S. Front Street, Mankato CADA Night at Jake’s Pizza October 19, 2015 330 Stadium Road, Mankato 10% of food sales donated to CADA Between 4:00pm and 8:00pm

Trifles October 26, 2015 at 7pm MSU Mankato, Ostrander Auditorium

Lunch and Learns 12-1pm at 100 Stadium Court, Mankato Free training! CEUs cost $10 October 2, 2015: Trauma Informed Care October 8, 2015: Screening For Domestic Violence October 16, 2015: Offender Programming and Men’s Role in the Community October 22, 2015: Impacts on Children Victimized by Witnessing Domestic Violence October 23, 2015: Domestic Violence and Mental Health

Verizon Events October 17: MSU’s Dessert Event Minnesota State University, Mankato October 30: SCC’s Event and SMOEP Launch South Central College

SEPTEMBER 2015

Domestic and Sexual Violence in the LGBTQ Community Lunch and Learn September 25, 2015; 12pm-1pm Mankato, MN Free training! $10 charge for CEUs Presented by Sadie Porter Arch, Sexual Violence Program Team Lead

NOVEMBER 2015

Give to the Max Day November 12, 2015 Give online at www.cadaMN.org Lunch and Learn TBD

DECEMBER

Giving Tuesday December 1, 2015 Give online at www.cadaMN.org Adopt-A-Family Holiday gift drive for shelter families Contact marisaw@cadaMN.org

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October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month Survivors of domestic violence are amongst us, 1 in 4 women and 1in 7 men will be victimized by domestic violence in their life-time. Throughout the month of October, help CADA to raise awareness about domestic violence and join us in our efforts to support victims and survivors of domestic violence. Here is what you can do: Wear purple -- the color of Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Make a donation to CADA or collect donations for ribbons

Like us on Facebook

Attend MSU’s Dessert Event on October 17th and donate old phones for Verizon’s Hope Line

Attend our Candlelight Vigil at the Public Safety Center on October 19th

Dine at Jake’s Pizza between 4 and 8pm on October 19th

Attend SCC’s Event and SMOEP launch on October 30th and donate

old phones for Verizon’s Hope Line

Renita Robinson,

Executive Director

Southern Minnesota Offender Education

Program (SMOEP) Jason Mack, Community Liaison

The Southern Minnesota Offender Education Program (SMOEP) was created to hold offenders

accountable and increase the safety of victims of domestic violence through the region. It is a

program of the Committee Against Domestic Abuse, Inc. (CADA), and supports our mission to

provide safety and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence through education,

advocacy, and shelter. The primary goal of SMOEP is to enhance the safety of victims of

domestic violence by working directly with batterers in order to facilitate a process of change.

The program is led by facilitators trained in the Domestic Abuse Intervention Program’s (DAIP)

Creating a Process of Change for Men Who Batter (CPC) Curriculum. This coordinates with

Mankato’s Blueprint For Safety, and other programs, and is a key part of the world renowned

‘Duluth Model’ of coordinated community response to violence.

I stand with CADA because...

Contact lindsayb@cadaMN.org to get involved!

Attend Trifles, a one-act play by Susan Glaspell based on the short

story “A Jury of Her Peers”, and produced by MSU Department of Theatre and Dance. Followed by a panel discussion. Monday, October 26th at 7:00pm in Ostrander Auditorium. The cost is $10 for students and $25 for community members. Proceeds will benefit CADA’s mission.

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Committee Against Domestic Abuse FALL-WINTER 2015 Renita Robinson,

Executive Director

November 20, 2015

Sadie Porter Arch, Sexual Violence Program Team lead

Transgender Day of Remembrance

Transgender Day of Remembrance, November 20th, serves as an opportunity for the community

to unite and reflect on the lives that have been lost due to gender-based violence. In our efforts to memorialize the lives of people who have experienced violence because of gender nonconformity, it is also important to consider that trans* individuals, as well as others who identify as lesbian, gay, bi, queer, etc., not only experiences violence in their local communities, but also experience intimate partner violence (IPV). LGBTQ folks face unique barriers when seeking support in an abusive relationship.

Too often violence in these partnerships goes unreported because of historically biased responses from service providers (Black et al, 2011). Compounding this problem, many LGBTQ individuals have a difficult time recognizing IPV due to a lack of social education and community discussion surrounding LGBTQ domestic and sexual violence. Furthermore, the act of finding services and/or reporting IPV may require them to “out” themselves, which may be unsafe in their communities, workplaces, or family environments. As a community it is essential that we reach out to LGBTQ folks who are in abusive relationships and strive to provide them with timely and sensitive services. We must also work to raise awareness about the dynamics of IPV in LGBT relationships, so that we can prevent it.

Reference: Black, M.C., Basile, K.C., Breiding, M.J., Smith, S.G., Walters, M.L., Merrick, M.T., Chen, J., & Stevens, M.R. (2011). The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS): 2010 summary report. Atlanta, GA: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Retrieved from http://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/nisvs/

PROMOTING 2015

CADA is a proud sponsor of the Waseca Promoting Peace Conference

Friday, October 2, 2015 8:30am-4:30pm

Miller Building, 204 2nd Street SW, Waseca Featured Speakers: The Honorable Shaun Floerke and Dr. Christopher Wilson, Psy.D.

Register Here: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/promoting-peace-conference-2015-waseca-tickets-17748374867?aff=es2

Visit www.cadaMN.org for conference schedule and registration.

Additional Learning Opportunity: Owatonna Promoting Peace Conference Saturday, October 3, 2015 at St. Josephs 512 Elm Ave. South, Owatonna

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CADAcorps Are you interested

in volunteering

at CADA?

We are looking for volunteers

to assist with crisis call out advocacy

to victims in need at hospitals and

law enforcement centers, assisting

advocates in our outreach offices,

pet fosterers for the CADApets

program, and administrative tasks.

Please contact Bridget at

bridgetb@cadaMN.org or visit:

www.cadaMN.org

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT Kourtney McNallan

Shelter Volunteer and Blue Earth/Nicollet County VOCCA

Kourtney has been a volunteer in the shelter since December 2014. She also volunteers as a Volunteer Crisis Call Out |Advocate since April 2015. Originally,

from Plainview, MN, Kourtney currently resides in Mankato. She is a senior at Minnesota State

University, Mankato seeking a degree in psychology. She hopes to become a school psychologist.

Her hobbies include hiking, sports, and playing with her 2 cats.

Sarah Beckstrom- Shelter/Children’s Program Intern

Marissa Volling- Children’s Program Intern

Angie Streich- Shelter Intern/Brown County VCCOA

Taylor Kassube- Blue Earth County Outreach Intern

Julia Hamman- Shelter Intern/Volunteer/Blue Earth/Nicollet County VCCOA

Kinsey Fitzloff- Shelter/Support Group Volunteer/Blue Earth/Nicollet County VCCOA

Paula Skala- Support Group Volunteer/Blue Earth/Nicolette County VCCOA

Rachael Melby- Blue Earth County Outreach Volunteer

Jeremy Redlien- Shelter Volunteer/ Blue Earth/Nicollet County VCCOA

Kourtney McNallan- Shelter Volunteer/ Blue Earth/Nicollet County VCCOA

Talisha Mattson- Shelter Volunteer

Jayme Ulrich- Support Group Volunteer

Ashley Geurtz- Shelter Volunteer/ Blue Earth/Nicollet County VCCOA

Sarah McDonald- Blue Earth/Nicollet County VCCOA

Julie Larkin-Spies- Blue Earth/Nicollet County VCCOA

Melanie Colby and Lily- Therapy Dog Team

Jane Toltzman and Max- Therapy Dog Team

*VCCOA = Volunteer Crisis Call Out Advocate

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Sadie Porter Arch Sexual Violence Program Team Lead Patty Paulson Shelter Relief Advocate Kelsey Rode Shelter Relief Advocate Andrea Gilbert Shelter Relief Advocate Julia Hamann Shelter Relief Advocate

New Staff

Committee Against Domestic Abuse FALL-WINTER 2015

OFFICE

SPOTLIGHT Blue Earth office, Faribault County

Deb Wiederhoft, Program Coordinator

The Committee Against Domestic Abuse (CADA)

opened services in the city of Blue Earth in 1995

serving victims in Faribault County.

CADA of Faribault County has worked very closely

with law enforcement, prosecutors, court

administration, probation, human services and

others to make sure victims of domestic assault

are receiving supportive services and that abusers

are being held accountable. About ten years ago,

a protocol for law enforcement’s response to

domestic violence calls was developed and

adopted by all agencies and has evolved over the

years to include all criminal justice entities.

Deb Wiederhoft has lived in Blue Earth since

1988. In 1991, Deb saw a need that was not

being met and she began volunteering. In 1999

Deb was hired as the Faribault County Program

Coordinator. In March 2015, CADA of Fairbault

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Over the past year, time has been spent

providing direct services to victims,

conducting educational and informational

presentations and providing community

support as in the case of the identification

of a Jane Doe exhumed after thirty years.

Thanks goes to law enforcement for never

giving up on this case.

County organized a

training for law enforce-

ment in Wells, MN lead by

law enforcement and a

prosecutor from River

Falls, WI. Individuals

involved in the tragic case

of three young girls

murdered by their father.

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CADA’s Donors April—August 2015

CADA is especially grateful for its breadth of support from individuals, faith/community organizations and public and

private grantors. Your generous contributions of dollars, time, and essential basic needs bear witness to our

partnership in providing safety, promoting justice, and preventing harm. Thank you!

Corporate Financial Donors

Individual Financial Donors

AgStar Financial

Alpha Chi Omega Foundation, Inc

Alpha Sigma Tau Gustavus

Amboy Ministerial Association

Augustana Lutheran Church

Augustana Lutheran Church WELCA

Bethlehem Women of The Elca

Bremer Bank

Christ The King Lutheran Church

Community Chest of Mapleton

Eventis

Great River Insurance

Gustavus Adolphus College

Hosanna Lutheran Church

iHeartMedia Management Services, Inc.

Knights of Columbus St. John The Baptist

Lions Club Of New Ulm

Mankato Elks Lodge No. 225

Open Your Heart to the Homeless and Hungry

Patrick's On Third

Rosendale Township United Fund

Scheels

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Snell Motors

United Fund of Le Sueur

United Way of Fairmont, Inc

United Way of the Brown County Area

US Bank

William Anderson

Anonymous

Vickie Apel

Jill Baker

Keith Balster

Doris Banyard

Kimberly Banyard

Helen & Paul Baumgartner

Maria Bevacqua

Mary & Barry Bliesmer

J. L. Borgstrom-Durst

Suzanne Bair Braam

Ann Brackett

Carolyn Brooks

Rebecca Brudwick

Julie Caraway Jensen

Christine Carlson

Donna Casella

Diane Cattrysse

William And Marcia Chalgren

Jay Dahlvang

James & Joanne Decker

Katy Delong

Danielle Demko

John & Kathleen Dorn

Renata Ducharme

Suzie Dugan

Mary Erickson

Alana Erickson

Lyle Femrite

Lisa Fink

Frank Flicek

Mary & Steven Fralish

Bonnie Frisk

Paul & Janice Gorman

Scott and Sara Granberg-Rademacker

Deanna Green

Annelies Hagemeister

Casey Hardy

Deanna Henderson

Lindsay Hennek

Lisa Hill

Heath & Belynda Hinsch

Jo Ann Hoffman

Karen Huper

Stacey Hurrell

Jamie Jaeger

Ashley Johnson

Ruth Johnson

Maria King

Marie Kirsch

Mary Klaus

Al Kluever

Penny & Thomas Knoblich

Mary Ann & Richard Kramer

Marie Krause

Leah Krogstad

Trudy Kunkel

Denise & Mike Kunkel

Carol Lee

Cheryl Lee

Pakou Lee

Amy & Joshua Lorenz

Mary McCuskey-Simpson

Pat & Debbie McDermott

Karen McGuigan

Marie McVenes

Vicky Meyer

Todd Miller

Carol & Delford Moerke

Tasha Moulton

Barb & Dave Muellerleile

Lavelle Mullenberg

Patricia Murry

Ayan Musse

Diane & Larry Norland

Gail Norris

Warren Olson

Erik Olson

Carrie Owen

Donna Penny

Hanh-Huy Phan

Marilyn Pierce

Deb Pipes

Claudia Pragman

Terri Prange

Kristin Prososki

Sandra Prueser

Barbara Ramos

Yolanda Reemer

Meg Rialson

Kristie Saffert

Abdi Sabrie

Michelle Schultz

Louis & Rebecca Schwartzkopf

Joyce Simon

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In Kind Donors

Committee Against Domestic Abuse FALL-WINTER 2015

Volunteers and Interns

Paper Free in 2016 Please visit our website

www.cadaMN.org

to sign up for electronic

copies of our newsletter

Angelina Simmons

Lois Srock

Frank Steichen

Victoria Steinhaus

Jessica Stenzel

Gerald & Margaret Stump

Robert & Cheryl Sutter

Kathryn & Roger Taylor

Carla Tish

Sherrise Truesdale-Moore

Jane Vader

Paula Van Zee

Penny Vought

Mary Welch

Donna Wenkel

Linda Wenkel

S. A. Wenstrom

Jennifer Willner

Diane Winegar

Fauniece Witt

Kathy Wortel

Vang Tou Xiong

Sang Yang

Heather Yennie

Earl & Barbara Young

Patti Ziegler

AFSCME Local 638

Alpha Chi Omega Foundation, Inc

Chet Anderson

Anonymous

Augustana Lutheran Church

Chipotle

Christ The King Lutheran Church

Libby Conroy

Corporate Graphics International, Inc

Craft Distribution

Crossview Covenant

Jaime DeMars

Katie Dick

Chantell Drummer

Karen Ellingson

Fairfield Inn

First Congregational United Church of Christ

Bob Fisher

Daniel Fisher

Girl Scout Troop 34497

Grace Lutheran Church Women

Gustavus Adolphus College

Nick Halvorson

Mary Horwath

Hosanna Lutheran Church

Indulge Salon

Barbara Johnson-Kelley

Scott & Kayla Jones

Alex Judkins

Caiti Langer

Le Sueur Ecumenical Vaction Bible School

Tom Lentz

Katie Looft

Mankato Clinic

Mankato Family Fun

Mankato Refrigeration

Detta Manthei

Messiah Lutheran Church

Mia & Maxx

Panera Bread

Frank Mocerino Photography

MSU Women's Center

Heidi Ollrich

Jeff Osborne

Janessa Piersiak

Harriet Plotz

Ish Rajak

Emerson Rohrbaugh

Melissa Sailor

Anne Schnura

Courtney Schroeder

Select Comfort Store

Pam Sher

River Valley Running

Sharktooth Networks

South Central MN EMS

St John's Lutheran

St. Joseph's Catholic Church

St. Peters Lutheran

Tandem Bagels

Target

Darlene Tellijohn

Sherrise Truesdale-Moore

United Pentecostal Church

W.S. Transportation

Jolene Wall

Alison Welin

Eileen Weller

Alyssa Wilkos

Winthrop General Federation of Women's Club

Jody Wollmuth

Zonta Club of Mankato

Katie Arett

Sarah Beckstrom

Kinsey Fittzloff

Sid'Reshia Floyd

Ashley Geurtz

Julia Hamann

Courtney Hemmingsen

Talisha Mattson

Sarah McDonald

Kourtney McNallan

Alyssa Mielke

Patricia Paulson

Alicia Ray

Jeremy Redlien

Paula Skala

Angie Streich

Kendra Van Rossum

Marissa Volling

Tracy Zimmerman

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Executive Director

Renita Robinson

CADA Board of Directors

Al Kluever

Vickie Apel

Deanna Henderson

Mary Bliesmer

Marie McVenes

Bob Sutter

Penny Vought

Jill Baker

Don Ebel

Sara Sinnard

Chris Boyer

Candee Deichman

Sherrise Truesdale Moore

Linda Wenkel

Phone: 507-625-8688

Fax: 507-625-9431

www.cadaMN.org

P.O. Box 466

Mankato, MN 56002-0466

Committee Against Domestic Abuse, Inc.

Bus passes for Mankato Transit

Walmart and Target gift cards

Gas cards

Deodorant

Hair conditioner

Chapstick

Toothbrushes (adult & children)

Brushes

Ethnic hair products (pink lotion, etc.)

Baby hygiene products

Size 4 & 5 diapers

Pregnancy tests

Twin size sheet sets

Sets of towels

Powder laundry detergent

Gently used furniture (sofas, tables, dressers, etc.)

Beds (mattress, box spring, frame)

Flat screen TVs

Kitchen appliances

Dish sets

Pots and pans sets

Trash cans

Please call Lindsay at 507-625-8688 Ext. 100 or email at lindsayb@inspire-hope.org if you have any questions, or to have your donation preapproved.

CADA Wish List

At this time, CADA is in need of the following items:

Fall-Winter 2015

Socks for women and children

Underwear for children (girls and boys)

Yoga pants, leggings, loungewear (all sizes)

Art supplies (construction paper, tempera paints, paint brushes, colored pencils, markers)

Culturally diverse dolls

Dress up and costume clothes and accessories

Family board games

Basketballs

Potty training potty chairs

Winter boots for all ages and sizes