People are the HEART of what we do

Impact Report 2019

www.glenwood.org

The HEART of Glenwood is made up of the individuals we serve,

along with their families, our staff, donors, and stakeholders.

Programs:Glenwood provides 37 programs and services supporting three distinct groups: community mental health, children and adults with autism, and youth with severe emotional and behavioral disorders. In 2019, Glenwood served 18,807 individuals.

Services Offered:• Full-Time Residential Care• Certified Special Education School• Community Mental Health• Diagnosis and Testing• Speech, Occupational & Applied Behavior Analysis Therapies• Individual and Family Counseling• Adult Vocational Training• Teacher, Parent, and Professionals Training• Social and Daily Living Skills Training

The people we serve fill our heart.

My younger son was fortunate enough to have an assessment done by Glenwood when he was in preschool. His diagnosis from Glenwood was a vital component in qualifying him for special education services in the Homewood school system when he entered kindergarten. The comprehensive assessment provided recommendations for pragmatic language and occupational therapy resources. Additionally, Glenwood worked diligently with the preschool staff to help them work with children with autism spectrum disorder. The assessment laid the foundation for my son’s success. He is now in second grade and has benefited from services including a full-time aid since entering public school. I cannot express how blessed our family was to have his initial assessment provided by Glenwood.

One Mom’s Grateful Heart

The hearts featured throughout the annual report were created by Glenwood residents with volunteers from Church of the Highlands and

Drummond Campany using simple coffee filters and magic markers.

2019 Impact

18,807individuals and

families whose lives were touched by

Glenwood in 2019

418full and part-time

staff worked at Glenwood

in 2019.

ASDGlenwood has 33 programs serving individuals with

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

SEBDGlenwood has

4 programs serving young boys with

Severe Emotional & Behavioral Disorders

(SEBD)

2713 community homes and 14 on-campus homes provide full-time residential care

10,447educators, professionals

and family members participated in

Glenwood training

140school systems in 64 counties utilize consultation and

training for teachers and educational personnel

$403,788raised in 2019 through two annual events, A

Night Under the Big Top and Ireland Legacy

Golf Tournament

Deborah Lee YountPresident & Chief Executive Officer

*Ken OliverSenior VP & Chief Operating Officer

Thomas BernalChief Financial Officer

Linda BakerChief Development Officer

Christy CastleberryVP of Administration & Quality Assurance

Barbara MosleyVP of Adult Services

Cinda WalchliVP of Children’s Residential Services

Paul AgostiniVP of Education & ABA Services

Leadership Staff

*Ken succeeeded Lee as CEO in December 2019.

children ages 6-17 years old being

diagnosed with a mental health disorder according to a recent

CDC report

1 in 6

Glenwood staff serve from their hearts.

If a smile goes a long way, you can ride a million miles on Jan Woodward’s. Jan works as a Program Coordinator in Adult Services at Glenwood. Fueled by a servant’s heart, he knows that the work he and his team manage help people we serve do things they can’t do for themselves.

Approaching 32 years at Glenwood, Jan has made it his life’s work to help others. Often,

his team’s days include helping with hygiene, dressing, community integration, feeding and shopping for some 80 adults who live in homes managed by Glenwood.

“At the end of the day, it feels good to know I was able to help someone who needed help,” says Jan. “Enhancing the quality of life for people is just so rewarding. Individuals with autism want to be treated like we all do, with dignity and respect.”

The primary reason he has worked so long with those on the severe end of the autism spectrum is because he knows he can help. The second reason is because of the support from the Glenwood team who make it possible, professionally and personally, for him to do his job.

Jan shared that caring for individuals with autism can be on a “minute by minute basis. Just being there, tying someone’s shoelaces or taking them somewhere - whether bowling or going out to eat - it’s great to see how happy it makes them.”

A Servant’s Heart

State and Federal Sources

64%

Dept. of Mental Health

4%

Fundraising6%

DHR9%

Other2%

3rd Party Insurance

2%

Local Contracts6%

Client fees for Services

7%

FINANCIALS

Total Revenue$22,702,961

Total Fundraising$1,302,426

Fundraising Analysis

Big Top 19%

Golf11%

United Way11%

Grants5%

Pecans11%

Contributions43%

Glenwood provides an array of services which are devoted to supporting and treating children and adults impacted by autism spectrum disorder and children with severe emotional and behavioral disorders. Services include educational, vocational, diagnostic services and treatment based interventions which are based on best practice and dedicated to improving outcomes and the quality of life of every individual served.M

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Revenue by Source

Donors give from the heart.

One family whose son lives in a Glenwood home was so grateful to direct care staff that they wanted to find a way to say thank you. Working directly with individuals with severe autism or behavior disorders requires compassion, skill and training. This parent knew the challenges they faced daily and wanted them to know their work is appreciated. He had t-shirts designed to give as a gift to every staff member, resident, and student at Glenwood that said “thank you for being a blessing.”

Our board members share their hearts.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEPhilip Young, ChairPeter Curtin, Vice ChairJim Hill, SecretaryEdward Sledge, TreasurerRyan Thomas, Ex-Officio MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Carter BurwellLeigh Ann HodgeMallie Ireland

BOARD OF DIRECTORSRobert AlandTommy R. BiceAnne BostonDowe BynumJudge U.W. ClemonTim Hennessy, Jr.Gina Kitchens

Andy MartinNorman McNeillSteven MoteJohn NixonNoah OliphantAndy ParkerJack PhillipsRobin SavageLeah SchaattReba SimmonsJim SullivanStacey SummervilleWes TaylorMarvin ThorntonJohn TrawickJohn VawterPatricia WallworkGeorge E. WilbanksPortia Williams

ADVISORY BOARDJustice Michael F. Bolin Dr. Bama HagerDr. James Meador-WoodruffDr. Max Michael, IIIGuy K. MitchellCam Ward

LIFE MEMBERSNancy SmithCullom Walker

LIFE MEMBERS IN MEMORIAMDr. Allan CottGarry N. DrummondA. Myron Harper - FounderGlenn Ireland, II – FounderMallie Ireland - FounderFaye B. Ireland - FounderJo Anne Mote

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEESteven Mote, PresidentTim Hennessy, Jr., Vice-PresidentAbby Grace Brown, Membership ChairChris Thompson, SecretaryBrailyn Hardy, Event ChairMary Margaret Doyle, Event ChairStacey Summerville, Past President

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tommy BrownSarah CentenoHarold CollinsWil CooperRichard DannerPaul EhrhardtLevi FingermanWill Hollingsworth

Lauren HydeSamantha JarmanLindsay JonesAlexander KontomitrasKeith MarsonAlex MerrillTemple MillsapNoah OliphantSarah SchoelKyndle SevierShellie SuberJohn Pat Weinacker

ASSOCIATESAdam BaxterMurray BibbGlenn DrennenStephen Faust

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