What a Wonderful World Kansas Children’s Service League 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

A letter from THE PRESIDENT/CEO & CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

DONA BOOEKCSL President & CEO

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Dear Friends,Thank you for caring about our mission, to protect and promote the well-being of children. It was your support and confidence that helped us reach nearly 40,000 Kansas children and their families again in 2016. Enjoy reading our 2016 Annual Report that demonstrates the success you helped create that prevented child abuse, strengthened families and empowered parents and youth.

KCSL, as a statewide organization, affords me the opportunity to travel and visit communities across this great state of Kansas. That, in turn, allows me to listen to a wide genre of music on the radio. Recently, the lyrics of the great Louis Armstrong song "What a Wonderful World" reminded me of how our work each day with children and families reflects the simple beauty and harmony found in this song.

Every year, we ask those whose lives we have touched through our services to share their KCSL experiences.

The sincere expressions of gratitude and hope expressed in their remarks surpasses all the negative noise too often heard on the radio during my travels. However, the correlation between 'Satchmo’s' beautiful lyrics and the feedback from our families could not escape my attention:

I see them bloom for me and you..."KCSL has helped my child improve their grades and rebuild their lives." "Because of KCSL, my child now talks to me."

...bright, blessed day, the dark, sacred night..."Because of KCSL, I finally have faith that there will be a light at the end of the tunnel." "KCSL has helped us in serious situations and made sure our children were safe."

I see friends shaking hands...they’re really saying, I Love You..."KCSL helped me find my mom." "KCSL listened when my granddaughter needed to talk."

I hear babies cry, I watch them grow..."My baby loves the things she learns from KCSL." "KCSL taught me that my children need and thrive on positive praise throughout their lives."

Yes, I think to myself, What a Wonderful World!"KCSL has made my family strong again and restored our faith in the world." "KCSL has given my family everything we need for a wonderful life."

As we celebrate the lives changed for the better through our work in 2016, we can also aspire to make 2017 a wonderful world for those who turn to us for help. Our volunteers, donors and staff give us inspiration and wisdom to carry forward our 124-year-old mission with success. With so much experience and growth in our history, a changing world with changing views will only make us stronger and better. KCSL will be there well beyond 2017 to support children and their families who want to learn and grow to become a positive force in our Kansas communities.

A special acknowledgment and recognition is deserved for John Bridson, Westar Energy’s Senior Vice President of Generation and Marketing, who has served as KCSL’s Chairman of the Board since 2014 and will leave that leadership role in 2017. John has led KCSL with a passionate commitment to our mission that has created increased visibility of our work and strengthened our private donor base. He has brought new leaders to our Board and volunteer councils that help us daily reach more children and families. John’s leadership contributions create a Wonderful World at KCSL! We look forward to his continued service on our Board of Directors in a new capacity in 2017.

We celebrate each of you who contributed to KCSL in 2016 and thank you for your continued interest and support of our work in 2017!

With Appreciation,

Dona BooePresident/CEO

P.S. A PERSONAL NOTE FROM THE CHAIRMAN

Friends and Colleagues,It has been my honor and pleasure to serve as Chairman of the Board of KCSL. Leading an extraordinary group of volunteers, donors, and staff has been a positive experience for me. I am an adoptive parent and the mission and values of KCSL mirror my own. I have learned and grown through this experience at KCSL and watching families as they strengthen and grow has been a joy in my life. To all of you who support us, thank you and I hope your commitments will last well into the future as mine will.

Sincerely,

John BridsonChairman of the Board of Directors

JOHN BRIDSONSenior VP Generation & Marketing, Westar Energy Chairman, KCSL Board of Directors

3Preventing Child Abuse Strengthening Families Empowering Parents & Youth

Preventing Child Abuse

SERVICE IMPACT AREA promoting healthy childhood

experiences

We PREVENT CHILD ABUSE by reducing adversity in the home and building safe, stable and nurturing environments in which the whole family thrives. Programs like Healthy Families America, Drug Endangered Child case management and Early Head Start serve hundreds of at-risk 0-3 children who benefit from our trained home visitor services to help parents before children are hurt.

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families received home visiting services through KCSL Healthy Families in 2016, a 15% INCREASE in families served from last year350

Helping More Families

Based on the Protective Factors Survey, families enrolled in HEALTHY FAMILIES show significant increases in:

+nurturing and a�achment (45% increase)

+concrete support (29% increase)

+social support (10% increase)

+family functioning (7% increase)

NEW PREVENTION STRATEGY 435 people participated in six di�erent movie screenings and discussions about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) and child sexual abuse prevention

6,900 purple kni�ed hats were distributed through 55 of the 65 partnered Kansas birthing hospitals to newborns as part of Period of PURPLE Crying program that strives to prevent shaken baby syndrome

CRISIS NURSERY

a 56% INCREASE since 2015

95 families served in 2016

of the children served by our intensive

home visitation program remained safely at home wi� �eir parents despite being

drug exposed or endangered at the time

of their birth

DRUG ENDANGERED CHILDCase Management93% of families provided a stimulating and supportive home environment for their child after 6 months in the HEALTHY FAMILIES program, an increase � 34% post enrollment

-Valerie, mom in Healthy Families

“ This has been an amazing experience for me. It has made a�usting to being a new mo�er a much

smoo�er process.”

PREVENTION TRAININGSkeeping �e community informed & aware668 participants completed DARKNESS TO LIGHT child sexual abuse prevention training

140% INCREASE from 2015

692 individuals attended MANDATED REPORTER trainings

130% INCREASE from 2015

How We Did It

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Strengthening Families

SERVICE IMPACT AREA keeping children safe

& families strong

We STRENGTHEN FAMILIES to care for infants and children who cannot remain safely with their biological parents. With 124 years of experience in adoption and foster care, our Foster Families, From Heart to Home Infant Adoption program and Adopt Kansas Kids website continue to provide loving forever families for children in need so they have a healthy life and are always supported.

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FOSTER FAMILIES

FROM HEART TO HOME Infant Adoption

Expanded resources and support for adoptive families with the creation of the KANSAS POST ADOPTION RESOURCE CENTER (K-PARC) programming to improve outcomes for children adopted through the child welfare system

97%

of children in our FOSTER HOMES

DO NOT experience a disruption in their care compared to the state average of 80%

of our sponsored licensed foster families45%

are trained and prepared to support

older youth who require higher levels

of supervision due to their physical

and developmental disabilities-Robert & Elsa, family receiving Mental Health services

“ The person helping us has given us many tools to help understand and communicate wi our

son. We will ALWAYS

be grateful to KCSL. ”

Runaway & Homeless You� Services

who were at imminent risk of homelessness or “running” remained safely in �eir home

99%

of 49 youth served in OASIS PROGRAM

4% FROM 2015

New Partnership wi� National Organization

Placed an infant born with chromosomal defects in a loving and caring familythrough Special Angels Adoption

CHILDREN’S ASSESSMENT SCORES IMPROVED:

OutpatientMENTAL HEALTH

Strengening healy children behaviors and improving functioning

Devereux Early Childhood Assessment Clinical92% IMPROVED/MAINTAINED (UP 35%)

Daily Living Activities80% IMPROVED/MAINTAINED (UP 25%)

How We Did It

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Empowering Parents & Youth

SERVICE IMPACT AREA helping families thrive &

bringing communities together

We EMPOWER PARENTS AND YOUTH struggling to imagine a wonderful future because of the adversity experienced as children now manifesting in risky behaviors and generational poor parenting practices. With our help through programs like Parent Leadership and early education programs like Head Start, parents and youth realize and discover a new world of success.

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MAINTAINED ENROLLMENT throughout 2016 serving 472 children

KCSL’S HEAD STARTsuccessful early childhood education

99%

Head Start/Early Head Start

SUCCESSFULLY completed the

Comprehensive Services Monitoring

Site Visit with a report from the

reviewers of “NO FINDINGS”Nearly $1.2 million has been awarded to KCSL by the federal o�ce of Head Start to increase �e duration � services from half-day classrooms to all-day programming

Center forRESTORATIVE EDUCATION

88% � You�served over the past four years, who were eligible to graduate in May 2016 DID SO

JUVENILE INTAKE ASSESSMENT CENTER

88% of all youth presented by law enforcement at JIAC returned home safely to a parent/guardian,

friend or relative (UP 2% FROM 2015)

and DID NOT REQUIRE placement in

juvenile detention or foster care

82% 2014

86% 2015

88% 2016 CIRCLE OF PARENTS SUPPORT GROUPS served 443 parents, an increase of 42% from 2015

Helping parents learn parenting and community leadership skills

-Antonio, a student at Center for Restorative Education

“I was happy �at I can actually have

ano�er chance to finish high school and �at

I don’t have to drop out...it was a second chance.”

A 49% INCREASE in PARENT EDUCATION

hours since 2014

Hours:779... in 2014 988... in 2015 1,160.... in 2016

How We Did It

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Generous donors and collaborators like YOU are the reason for KCSL’s continued success at preventing child abuse, strengthening families and empowering parents and youth each day. We are thankful to our committed volunteers, private donors and BUILDING HEALTHY FAMILIES (BHF) Society members who help us reach families in need. We couldn't do this without you!

Together, we make a Wonderful World

Our VOLUNTEERS provided over 16,700 HOURS of volunteer service

22 NEW Community Leadership & Development Council members in Emporia, Hutchinson, Independence, Kansas City, Topeka & Wichita

STRONGER GOVERNANCE opportunities are being realized through the integration of KCSL’s volunteer community groups & the Head Start Policy Council

KCSL and our Kansas Power of the Positive partners announced the results of the Kansas specific data on the prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences among adults included in the statewide annual health survey

The prevention work of the Wichita Coalition for Child Abuse Prevention was featured as one of four insert stories in the final report from the National Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities.

9 NEW BHF Society members

Since 2013, 398 first-time donors to KCSL at BHF Commitment Events

Apart from BHF, we had 368 NEW DONORS in 2016

DONOR GIFTS OF $500+

$500 - $999 $1000 - $2499 $2500 - $4999 $5000+

BHF Society Gifts Other Donor Gifts

57

83

67

53

19 21

63

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THANK YOU FRIENDS! A special THANKS goes to our government partners (KS Children's Cabinet & Trust Fund; KS Dept. for Children & Families; KS Dept. of Health and Environment; KS State Dept. of Education; KS Office of the Attorney General), the foundations, United Ways, donors and sponsors who ensure that we continue to be successful in protecting and promoting the well-being of children every year.

Help KCSL continue to wonder and grow! We have identified a need within our budget for increased PRIVATE GIVING. Fourteen percent of our 2017 budget relies on private support. More than ever, YOUR SUPPORT helps sustain KCSL's important work that reaches the most vulnerable Kansas families.

Society of 1893 (Planned Giving) Mr. Tom AkinsMr. & Mrs. Robert DersteinMrs. Mary A. Dobbins Mr. Robert DoolMr. & Mrs. William L. EdisonMr. & Mrs. Jim EdwardsMr. Loren FurnasMr. & Mrs. David GloverMr. O. S. GossardMs. Pat KadelMr. & Mrs. Eric KnorrMr. & Mrs. James A. McHenryMrs. Bette M. MorrisMr. Jim OgleMrs. Diane C. RolphMr. & Mrs. David RolphMrs. Janet SchalanskyMr. & Mrs. Ray SchroeringMrs. Gwen SevartMr. & Mrs. Randall E. SteinertMr. & Mrs. Stephen TemperoMr. & Mrs. Gary WeberMr. & Mrs. Steve WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wunsch

PRIVATE FUNDING SUPPORT: 2017 Budget

In 2017, an additional $317,000 in private support must be found to sustain our current services and programs.

$325,000 Fundraising

Events

$763,215 Private Gifts,

Grants & Foundations

$602,850 United Ways in 7 Communities

$317,000 UNMET NEED

How YO U can help:

Follow us!

INCREASE YOUR GIVING TO KCSL.

Invite friends/family to a Building Healthy Families mission tour!

Tell someone about KCSL & our volunteer opportunities.

THOUGHT ABOUT PLANNED GIVING?

Connect with us on social media & help spread the word.

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2016 Building Healthy Families Society CommitmentsEmpower Lives - $10,000+/year for 5 yearsAnonymous AOK Charities, Bruce & Macaela HarrisChristie Family Charitable Trust

Strengthen a Family - $5,000+/year for 5 yearsAlmena State Bank Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Teeter

Prevent the Hurt - $1,000+/year for 5 years or as indicated by donorMr. & Mrs. Jim AdamAIM Strategies LLCAnonymousMr. & Mrs. David C. AustinMr. & Mrs. Larry BooeMr. & Mrs. John BridsonMr. Alan Burke & Ms. Susan EllisMr. & Mrs. Sam CarkhuffMr. & Mrs. Daniel M. CarneyMr. & Mrs. Michael D. CarneyMr. Chris Charnley & Mrs. Teresa MolinaroMs. Earlene L. CondiffMr. & Mrs. Tom CoxMr. & Mrs. Craig CozaddMr. & Mrs. Ted DavisMr. & Mrs. Gary W. DobbinsMr. & Mrs. H. Philip ElwoodMr. & Mrs. Stewart L. EntzMr. & Mrs. Joe EstesFarha Construction, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Timothy FlynnDr. & Mrs. Shanti K. GandhiMr. & Mrs. Dave GaryMr. & Mrs. Douglas C. GriffithsMr. & Mrs. Tighe La RueMr. & Mrs. Gary LucasMr. Jeff LuckeMr. & Mrs. Craig LutzMr. & Mrs. Larry K. MahDr. & Mrs. James A. McHenry, Jr.*Mr. & Mrs. John S. MillerMr. & Mrs. Rodney MillerDrs. Michael & Grace MorrisonMr. Ken Morse & Judge Marla LuckertMr. & Mrs. Bill NaegerMila & Cary NietfeldMr. Chris Noack & Mr. David GranthamMr. Jim Ogle*Mrs. Florence M. PainterDr. & Mrs. Tony PleviakMr. Martin Rabalais & Mrs. Mardi HammondMr. & Mrs. Jeff H. RoperMr. & Mrs. Jim RoseMr. & Mrs. Ford Ross

Mr. & Mrs. John SalisburyMrs. Janet Schalansky*Mr. & Mrs. Jim SchroederMr. & Mrs. Don L. ScottMr. & Mrs. James SebergerMr. Robert B. Shapiro & Ms. Elaine O’GaraMr. & Mrs. J.B. SharpMr. Greg SheltonMr. James W. SloanMr. & Mrs. Randall E. Steinert*Mr. & Mrs. Robert StephanDr. & Mrs. Harry L. StephensDr. Scott Teeter & Dr. Margaret M. McCarthyDr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Tempero*Mr. & Mrs. Ron ThornburghRev. & Mrs. Stanley VogelMr. & Mrs. Vern WheelerMr. & Mrs. Don WilsonMs. Paula WischnackMr. & Mrs. Mark E. Young 2016 Donor L ist Champions for Children - $20,000+AnonymousB Brister Hospital TrustBaughman FoundationBOK FinancialCharles & Jessica Wolff FoundationChristie Family Charitable TrustFinnup Foundation TrustHealth Care Foundation of Greater Kansas CityJohn & Effie Speas Trust Dr. & Mrs. Stanley TeeterWalter S. & Evan C. Jones Testamentary TrustWestar Energy Foundation

Investors for Children - $10,000 - $19,999Mr. & Mrs. Dave Christie Lattner Family FoundationLewis H. Humphreys Charitable TrustLewis P. Humphreys Test TrustDr. & Mrs. Lon D. LewisOppenstein Brothers FoundationMr. & Mrs. David ParkerMr. & Mrs. Ron RyanUnited Community Services

Leaders for Children - $5,000 - $9,999Almena State BankBank of the WestBNSF Railway FoundationCity of Garden CityCox Communications, Inc.Dillon CompaniesElizabeth M. Watkins Irrevocable TrustMr. & Mrs. Bill HaagHerman, Esther & Henry Stallman FoundationJewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas CityJunior League of WichitaKansas Gas ServiceMr. & Mrs. Derry A. LarsonMark FaulknerMr. & Mrs. Nathan RobertsonMr. & Mrs. J.B. SharpTopeka Active 20-30 Club, Inc.

Guardians for Children - $2,500 - $4,999Mr. & Mrs. Larry BooeCapitol Federal FoundationCarey Memorial Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Craig CozaddEmporia Community FoundationHenderson EngineersJohnsonville Sausage, LLCKansas City Business Travel AssociationKansas Families & Schools Together, IncKappa Delta Sorority - Zeta Epsilon ChapterMr. & Mrs. Tighe La RueLoretto A Langley Charitable TrustMacy’s Corporate Services, IncNumerical Control Support, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. William A. PickertPortfolio Recovery AssociatesRobert E Miller GroupRonald McDonald House Charities of Wichita, Inc.Saint Francis Community ServicesMr. Robert B. Shapiro & Ms. Elaine O’GaraMr. & Mrs. John H. Stauffer, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Randall E. Steinert*Mr. & Mrs. Robert StephanDr. & Mrs. Harry L. StephensTorgeson TrenchingUnited Parcel ServiceDr. & Mrs. Bradley WalkerMr. & Mrs. Don Wilson

Patrons for Children - $1,000 - $2,499Mr. & Mrs. Jim AdamAIM Strategies LLCMr. & Mrs. Ken AlexanderMr. & Mrs. Ronald AndersenAnonymousMr. Kurt Auleta & Ms. Lorraine MuglerMr. & Mrs. David C. AustinBarney & Joan Braymen FundMr. & Mrs. Richard J. BloomerBlue Beacon International, Inc.Blue Cross Blue Shield of KansasMr. & Mrs. John BridsonMr. & Mrs. Sam CarkhuffCharitable Foundation, Inc.Ms. Earlene L. CondiffMr. & Mrs. Tom CoxCrossfirst BankD. L. Smith Electrical ConstructionDaniel J. Taylor Family Charitable FoundationDavis Moore Automotive, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Ted DavisDay & Zimmermann NPSMr. & Mrs. Jack DeBoerMr. & Mrs. Bruce DirksMr. & Mrs. Eric DorseyMr. & Mrs. Jim Edwards*Mr. & Mrs. H. Philip ElwoodEmprise BankMr. & Mrs. Stewart L. EntzMr. & Mrs. Joe EstesMr. & Mrs. Richard S. FairchildFirst National Bank of HutchinsonFirst National Bank of OmahaFirst Presbyterian ChurchDr. & Mrs. Shanti K. GandhiGeorge & Belle Pearce FoundationGoodell, Stratton, Edmonds & Palmer, L.L.P.Mr. O. S. Gossard*Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. GriffithsGT MidwestMr. & Mrs. Jack HamiltonMr. & Mrs. Bruce HarrisMr. & Mrs. Jason HumphreyIndependence Community ChestJ & J Drainage Products CoJackson DairyMrs. Margaret JacobsKey Construction, Inc.Kids 4 KidsKS Dept of EducationKVC Behavioral HealthCare

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Mr. & Mrs. Dale LongMr. & Mrs. Gary LucasMr. Ken Morse & Judge Marla LuckertMr. & Mrs. Craig LutzLyon County State BankMr. & Mrs. Larry K. MahMr. & Mrs. Chris ManningDr. Scott Teeter & Dr. Margaret M. McCarthyDr. & Mrs. Michael McCoyDr. & Mrs. James A. McHenry, Jr.*Mr. & Mrs. Clay MeiningerMr. & Mrs. Jim MercerMr. & Mrs. John S. MillerMr. & Mrs. Rodney MillerDrs. Michael & Grace MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Bill NaegerMila & Cary NietfeldMr. Chris Noack & Mr. David GranthamMr. & Mrs. John OdumOne Gas Foundation, IncOptimist Club of West WichitaMr. & Mrs. William PetersonDr. & Mrs. Tony PleviakMr. Martin Rabalais & Mrs. Mardi HammondMr. & Mrs. Jeff H. RoperMr. & Mrs. Jim RoseMr. & Mrs. Ford RossMr. & Mrs. John SalisburySandlian RealtySBL Charitable TrustMr. & Mrs. Jim SchroederMr. & Mrs. Don L. ScottMr. James W. SloanSmartBurn, LLCStormont-Vail HealthCareDr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Tempero*Tyson Prepared FoodsUBS Financial Services, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. UnderwoodUnited Way of the Flint HillsRev. & Mrs. Stanley VogelVornado Air, Inc.Waechter Hay & Grain Farms, LLCMr. Trace WalkerWalmart - Store #2893Wells Fargo FoundationMr. & Mrs. Vern WheelerWichita Community FoundationWichita TV, LLC (KAKE)Mr. & Mrs. Steve Williams*Mr. & Mrs. John P. WinneMs. Paula WischnackWolf Construction, IncMr. & Mrs. Robert S. Wunsch*Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Young Friends for Children - $500 - $999AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Anthony BarryBar-Te & AssociatesBenzach, IncMr. Steve BoyceMr. & Mrs. Bruce BurnsMr. & Mrs. Tim CarkhuffMr. & Mrs. Michael D. CarneyDr. & Mrs. Maurice R. Cashman, Jr., MDCenter for Plastic Surgery, P.A.Central Bank & Trust CompanyChildren’s Alliance of KansasMr. & Mrs. Michael ClutterCommerce BankConsolidated CommunicationsMr. & Mrs. Jack CooleyCoreFirst Bank & TrustMr. & Mrs. John DavidsonMr. William D. DeVoreMr. Roger Dirks & Ms. Cindy CapellariMrs. Mary A. Dobbins*

Ed Bozarth ChevroletEmberHope, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. James EricksonMr. & Mrs. Bert Falley, IIFarm Credit Services of AmericaFederal Home Loan BankFirst Option BankMr. & Mrs. Stephen FisherDr. & Mrs. Michael GiesselMs. Kelly J. HayesMr. & Mrs. Bryan L. HensleyMr. & Mrs. Brad G. HeyenMrs. Nell HeyenHutchinson ClinicINTRUST BankMr. & Mrs. Tim JacobsMr. Jeffery KaighinKansas Action for Children, Inc.Kansas Secured TitleMr. Tom KrebsKroger Convenience StoresMr. & Mrs. David KrugMr. & Mrs. Ron KutterKwik Shop, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Ed LakinMs. Cindy LashLawyers Title of TopekaLeeds Law, LLCMr. & Mrs. Jeff LinsnerMrs. Cecilia Mariani-McCurryMr. & Mrs. Dwayne MartzMr. & Mrs. David MasonSenator & Mrs. Ty MastersonDr. Walter MenningerMr. & Mrs. Trevor MillerOB GYN Associates of Southwest Kansas CharteredOverbrook Community ChestDr. & Mrs. Jack PetersonPizza Hut (Restaurant Services Inc.)Plumbing by Spellman, IncPrevent Child Abuse AmericaMr. & Mrs. David RobertsMs. Rachel RotertMr. Richard RyanMr. & Mrs. Steve SauderSecurity 1st TitleSharp HondaSt. James Episcopal ChurchSuperior Holding, IncMr. & Mrs. Dan SwearingenThe Robert D. & Reine Hartley Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Steve ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Tom ThompsonTopeka Lincoln CenterMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. WietharnMr. & Mrs. Neil WoermanMs. Diane M. Woodard

Advocates for Children - $250 - $499Advisors Excel, LLCA-OK Enterprises, LLCMr. & Mrs. Vince AvilaMr. & Mrs. John BartelBeta Sigma Phi, Sigma Nu ChapterMr. & Mrs. Mark BoranyakMr. & Mrs. William T. Braun, IIIMs. Lisa BrownBurns & McDonnellMr. & Mrs. Matthew J. ChappellMr. & Mrs. Thomas ChillsonClark Carpet & Tile, LLCMr. & Mrs. Scott ClatterbuckMs. Brenda CliftMr. & Mrs. Steve ClinkinbeardMr. & Mrs. Steve DillardMr. & Mrs. Lawrence DimmittMr. Tom DondlingerDr. Richard L. Bennett, Dentist, P.A.

Mrs. Ronda EllisEmporia State Federal Credit UnionMs. Beth ForwalderMr. John FowlerFreddy’s Frozen Custard, LLCMr. & Mrs. Theodore FremontMr. HB Marshall & Mrs. Leah Gabler-MarshallGeneral Pest ControlMr. & Mrs. Chris GordonMs. Marla GowenMr. Verlyn HarrHoliday ResortMr. & Mrs. Stephen H. HolmesMr. David HorenkampHutchinson Regional Medical CenterHyatt RegencyInterfaith of Topeka, IncMr. & Mrs. Glenn R. JagodzinskeJohn North Ford, IncMs. Chris KeeshanMr. & Mrs. Fredric A. KerrMr. & Mrs. Todd KingMr. & Mrs. William LatimerMr. & Mrs. Richard MaleyMs. Betty L. MarshallMr. & Mrs. Todd MasonMr. Derek McKellipsMr. & Mrs. J.P. MeitnerMoon Title & Escrow, LLCMr. & Mrs. Jerry A. NeillMr. & Mrs. Tim NortonMr. & Mrs. Barry PadgettMr. & Mrs. Tim PattersonPerformance Health, PAMs. Cyrilla PetracekMr. & Mrs. Carl W. PostonThe Print SourceMs. Joy PruettPT Associates of EmporiaMr. & Mrs. Ulderic RacineMs. Jenalea RandallMrs. Geney ReedMs. Marsha E. ReeseReynolds & Anliker Eye Physicians & Surgeons, LLCMr. & Mrs. Doug RiedelDr. & Mrs. Yeai RoanRotary Club of EmporiaMrs. Janet Mr. & Mrs. James A. Scheidel, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Bruce SchneiderMs. January ScottMr. & Mrs. Richard E. ShermoenMr. Dustin SnyderMr. & Mrs. Dan StarkSublette UMWMr. & Mrs. Lloyd SwartzMr. & Mrs. Jerry CrispinMr. & Mrs. Ron ThornburghTopeka Rotary FoundationMr. & Mrs. Richard TrudellDr. & Mrs. Mark UnderwoodMs. Leslie VanCompernolleDr. & Mrs. Howard N. WardMr. Jeff C. Wells & Ms. Pascale SimunichMr. & Mrs. Lyndon WellsMr. Tony WelterMr. & Mrs. Clarence R. WietharnMr. John WistubaDr. & Mrs. Edward R. WoodMr. Kevin O’Leary & Mrs. Melanie WorsleyXi Beta EtaDr. Craig H. Yorke & Ms. Mary A. Powell

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS - KCSL BOARD OF TRUSTEES - FOUNDATIONClass of 2016Class of 2016

EMPORIACyrilla Petracek Teresa Maley, At-Large GARDEN CITYZachary Schultz, At-Large

HUTCHINSONDan Dejmal, Ex-officio

INDEPENDENCE Donnie Fuqua, Ex-officio

KANSAS CITY METROMeg Williams, Ex-Officio

LIBERALSheri King Shirley Scott, Secretary

NORTONKaren Griffiths, 2nd Vice Chair

TOPEKAVince Avila John Bridson, Chair Tom Krebs Margaret La Rue, 1st Vice-ChairBobbie PadgettMary PetersonElaine SchwartzRichard WalshJeffrey A. WietharnMelanie Worsley

WICHITA Macaela HarrisBrad Heyen, At-Large Randy Steinert, Treasurer

ALMENA Shad Chandler

AUGUSTAJim Mercer

EMPORIAHarry Stephens

KANSAS CITY METROJim EricksonMarilynn Stephan

TOPEKASam Carkhuff H. Philip Elwood, Esq.Jack HamiltonMargaret La Rue

TOPEKA cont. James McHenry, Vice Chair Bette Morris, Ph.D.Janet SchalanskyStan Teeter, D.V.M., ChairJoan Tempero

WICHITARick Bloomer

TREASURER Paula Wischnack

PRESIDENTDona Booe

Honorary Trustee Emeritus started in 2015 to honor former Foundation Board of Trustees for their financial & volunteer services that have set extraordinary examples of leadership.

2015 Mary Dobbins (Kansas City) 2015 Helen Galloway (Wichita) 2015 Jim Sloan (Topeka) 2015 Jack Winne (Kansas City) 2016 Dr. Robert Parman (Topeka)

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2016 KCSL FINANCIAL SUMMARY (unaudited)

Revenue Government Grants & Contracting $ 8,159,710

Private Support 1,958,196

Fees, Investment Income & Other 3,116,364

Total Revenue $ 13,234,270

Expenses Programs & Services $ 11,275,067

Administration 1,656,585

Development 3 36,613

Total Expenses $ 13,268,265

Change in Net Assets ($33,995)

Statement of Activities (unaudited)

Statement of Financial Position (unaudited)

Assets Total Assets $ 8,806,706

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Total Liabilities $ 1,058,006

Net Assets Unrestricted $ 6,099,840 Permanently Restricted 1,648,860 Total Net Assets $ 7,748,700

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 8,806,706

Distinguished Service to Children Award Recipients

2016 Dr. John Evans

2015 Mary Baskett

2014 Sandra Alexander

2013 Judge James Burgess

2012 Dale Dennis

2011 Bill & Janice Hanna

2010 Marilyn Ward

2009 J. Russell Jennings

2008 Lori Hutchinson

2007 Judge Daniel Mitchell

2006 Melissa Ness

2005 Janet Schalansky

2004 Judge Tommy B. Webb

2003 Joyce Allergrucci

2002 Alice Eberhart-Wright

2001 Henry Helgerson, Jr.

2000 Rochelle Chronister

1999 Dr. Arthur Cherry, Jr.

1998 Dr. Robert Harder

1997 Darlene Knorr

1996 Atty. Gen. Carla Stovall

1995 Linda Wier-Enigren

1994 Kansas Action for Children

1993 SuEllen Fried

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