Volume 29 • Issue 6

LeagueLineThe Junior League of Evansville kicked off its 54th year

at the August 19th General Membership Meeting at the Evansville Country Club. President-Elect, Lisa Vaughan, welcomed everyone to the new League year on behalf of President Jamie Scales, who was on maternity leave.

The first meeting was full of the great stuff you can expect from JLE, including the presentation of the Done-In-A-Day $1,000 Grant to Ruth’s House.

Throughout the year, JLE gives out grants and partners with many people, community organizations and businesses to help our community get healthier, more empowered and to give help when and where it is needed most. To emphasize that idea, President Jamie Scales has deemed this year Team JLE. “Our goal is to work together as League members with our community and corporate partners to make Evansville the best place it can be,” Jamie said. “We want to encourage everyone to join our ‘team’. Whether you are a member of JLE or not, the only requirement to join is a desire to help your neighbors and your community.”

At the meeting, all members sat with their new 2014-2015 advisors. Advisors are a critical aspect of Team JLE. They help members throughout the year, by answering questions, being a shoulder of support and being a confidant for members struggling either inside or outside the League.

Part of the fun of the first GM included the introduction of the hashtag #JLE2014. Many members got immediately into the spirit of Team JLE by taking team selfies!

TEAM JLE 2014 Takes the Field-by Vicki McDonald

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In Her Own Words...New Beginnings.

As my husband and I welcome our first child into the world, it’s something I think about a lot. Life is full of new opportunities and chances to make the world a better place for future generations. The Junior League of Evansville provides us with an avenue to make these opportunities into realities. This year is already full of new ideas and some traditional favorites.

In August, we welcomed 25 new Provisionals to our League. These fabulous women will spend the next few months learning about Junior League, our traditions and history. We also had the opportunity to work with Women’s Closet Exchange on a successful new fundraiser: Confessions of a Shopaholic dinner and designer style and trunk show. We are excited to continue a tradition re-started last year by hosting our General Membership meetings at the Evansville Country Club. We were fortunate to be able to partner with 14 WFIE to record a commercial about JLE that will air periodically on the station. This is a great way to remind the city of our past and future impact and also a way for us to recruit new women to help in furthering our mission.

October will bring our annual “Show Us What You Got” showcase at the general membership meeting. This showcase allows our members to display their local businesses, giving all of us an opportunity to support them. September also brings us one step closer to our annual River City Rummage Sale, held October 24 -25. We are excited to announce a new location for the sale this year, inside a storefront in the Lawndale shopping complex on South Green River Road. The hard working rummage sale committee is collecting rummage now.

As we begin this new league year, I’m excited to see what wonderful opportunities it will bring for our community. Whether it’s new ideas or tried and true traditions, one thing is certain… this year will be spectacular!

Sincerely,

Jamie Scales

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The Junior League of Evansville, Inc.

The Junior League of Evansville is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism and developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. The Junior League of Evansville reaches out to women of all races, religions, ages, and national origins who demonstrate an interest in and a commitment to voluntarism.

I. The Junior League of Evansville shall identify and strive to meet the needs of diverse membership.

II. The Junior League of Evansville shall educate and train members to be effective and committed community volunteers.

III. The Junior League of Evansville shall identify and strive to address the changing needs and issues of the community.

JLE Board of Directors EXECUTIVE MEMBERSJamie Scales PresidentLisa Vaughan President-ElectLori Samples VP CommunicationsHolly Dunn-Pendleton VP CommunityNatalie Andrews VP FinanceNikki Davis VP FundraisingKelley Ashby VP Membership

BOARD MEMBERSAnn Pendley Bike RideAmber Anslinger Community Proposals/ ScholarshipTiffany Boyd CookbookMolly Brost Corresponding SecretaryLindsay Charles DIAD/Project ImplementationDionne Blue Fund Development/ Strategic PlanningMolly Welch Historian/Technology Liesl Disch Kids in the Kitchen/ Youth DevelopmentJacklyn Woniger MarketingNatalie Brinker & Membership Arrangements/Katie Hermann TrainingCheryl Martin & Membership DevelopmentStephanie NorrickSandy Bitter Membership Recruitment/ EnrichmentJana Shepherd Nominating/PlacementRita Joest Project DevelopmentVicki McDonald PublicationsJessica Kuryla & Rummage SaleKrista WeibergJamie Wicks Sustaining AdvisorElissa Hewins Treasurer

LEAGUELINEVicki McDonald EditorAmber Combs Committee MemberStephanie Gerhardt Committee MemberMaNissa Onstott-Lemon Committee MemberAlphaGraphics Printer

Jamie Scales, PresidentPhoto Courtesy of Gray Photography

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SUMMER FUN – by Amber Combs

Summer “break” was anything but for the ladies of JLE! With many committees off and running for the new league year; this summer kept the local leaguers busy from recruiting, to DIADs, and the big “Confessions of a Shopaholic” style show with collaboration from the Women’s Closet Exchange of St Louis.

Stars from the show “Retail Royalty” were on hand, and many JLE ladies modeled their wares. See full story on page 6.

The summer kicked off with the first “GLOW Run,” and was met with much excitement from the community. This summer also provided many fun opportunities for DIAD hours, which included “Trucks and Heroes,” SMILE on Down Syndrome, “Frog Follies,” and more. Thank you to all who completed DIAD hours this summer, along with those who volunteered for “Confessions of a Shopaholic” and continue to support the various organizations and events in our community through volunteerism.

The recruitment committee is one that never stops. These ladies are always looking to boost JLE by educating and onboarding new members. Their summer was busy hosting recruitment parties in June and July at the Reitz Home and area libraries, leading to the wonderful group of ladies making up the 2014 Provisional class. Welcome ladies!

The summer closed with the first General Membership meeting on August 19th. The first Project of the Month for the 2014 league year was United Caring Shelters Inc.’s Ruth’s House. Also highlighted at the meeting was the new hashtag #JLE2014, and many ladies had fun trending the hashtag with tagged selfies from the meeting.

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Welcome 2014-15 Provisionals!-by Vicki McDonald

On Saturday, August 2, at Wesselman Nature Society, the Junior League of Evansville welcomed 25 women to its 2014-2015 Provisional Class.

Decked out in matching referee shirts, the Membership Development co-chairs, Stephanie Norrick and Cheryl Martin, perfectly executed the playbook of Team JLE with megaphones, pompoms and a few cheers throughout the day!

The day opened with a breakfast straight from the pages of the official Junior League of Evansville’s Once Upon A Time award-winning cookbook provided by Cookbook Chair, Tiffany Boyd, and her committee.

The formal part of the day began with pep talks from Coach (aka President) Jamie Scales and Assistant Coach (aka President-Elect) Lisa Vaughn. Membership Development Committee members Ashley Dunn, Natalie O’Daniel, Mary Rokicki and Angie Schaffstein along with the co-chairs Norrick and Martin, educated the new Provisionals on the Junior League of Evansville and its history.

During a delicious lunch donated by Chik-Fil-A, Dr. John Scott Foster, the Executive Director of Wesselman Nature Society,

and a staff member provided the half-time entertainment with a guest appearance by some resident birds. For those unable to make the original Provisional Retreat date, there was a make-up session at the YWCA on Tuesday, August 12.

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Women Around the World – by Stephanie Gerhardt

The Association of Junior Leagues International’s Global Continuum is a work in progress by the AJLI board to explore “what women around the world mean to The Junior League”. A few years ago the board formed the Global Continuum Committee to further explore the possibilities of global expansion. They sent a survey to 10,000 random League members to find out more about their international experiences and interest in global issues. The results of the survey indicated that Junior League members had a strong interest in expanding the League internationally, and looking for volunteer opportunities outside its current borders. Currently there are only eight leagues outside the United States.

According to AJLI board member Deann Cook, the committee came up with three questions: How do they go about expanding The Junior League globally? How can they strengthen relationships with other women’s organizations that do similar work? How do they provide opportunities for members to volunteer internationally?

The focus on her talk at the 2014 AJLI Annual Conference in St. Louis focused on the third question-How to provide opportunities for members to volunteer internationally? The outcome of this question is a partnership with the nonprofit organization, Cross-Cultural Solutions. This organization “offers Junior Leagues and their members the opportunity to

volunteer internationally, and connect with global communities. The first trip has already been set to Guatemala in January 2015. For more information about this trip, you can visit www.ajli.org/?nd=benefits_ccs.

Cross-Cultural Solutions will help any League plan a trip for its members. From their page-“they will help you customize a trip for your League. You and your League can volunteer together, grow together, learn together, and raise funds all while changing your lives and those of others. You can choose from one of ten countries around the world to immerse yourself and your League members in, learn the culture, and customize speakers and programs just for your team.”

For more information about Women Around the World you can visit AJLI’s site at www.ajli.org/?nd=womenaroundtheworld.

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JLE Struts its Stuff at the Confessions of a Shopaholic Runway Event and Trunk Show-by Vicki McDonald

On August 7, almost 200 “shopaholics” descended on the Holiday Inn Ballroom for the Confessions of a Shopaholic Designer Runway Event and Trunk Show. This event was a partnership between the Junior League of Evansville and the Women’s Closet Exchange Designer Resale Boutique in St. Louis, MO.

After dinner of chicken Picatta, JLE members strutted their stuff down the catwalk wearing items from designers such as, Gucci, Chanel, Louis Vuitton and more. Attendees were dancing in their seats to the upbeat music while taking note of the items the models were wearing from the Women’s Closet Exchange that would be available for purchase afterwards. Once the lights came up, the racks were rolled out and the shopping frenzy began. Lucky shoppers picked up Dolce & Gabbana shoes, Coach bags, Chanel jackets and much more all at a fraction of the original designer prices.

The idea for this event started back in December of 2013 when several JLE members attended the December mini-meeting shopping trip to St. Louis. While there, the ladies visited the Women’s Closet Exchange Designer Resale Boutique owned by the stars of the reality TV show “Resale Royalty.” Sue McCarthy and daughters, Diana and Laura, lead one of the best resale boutiques in the country specializing in brands like Louis Vuitton, Manolo Blahnik, Chanel and Marc Jacobs, all in pristine condition.

Always making new friends and brimming with new ideas, the ladies posed the question, “Could we convince these ladies to come to Evansville, put on a Designer Runway Show and get Tri-State ladies out to shop all while raising money for a worthy nonprofit organization?” The answer to all was a resounding, YES!

Before the Runway portion began, co-chair of the event, Lisa Vaughn, reminded everyone that while the fashions were hot and the bargains were big, the effect that all those shoppers ultimately had was to help our community be better fed, clothed and housed through the proceeds of their dinner ticket – a definite win, win for the attendees and our community.

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2014 Executive Board Spotlight – Lori Samples-by MaNissa Onstott-Lemon

I learned about the Junior League of Evansville through my friend, Lisa Vaughan. I was looking for a volunteer opportunity to serve our community. Little did I know that the Junior League of Evansville was more than that! I knew I wanted to join a group that’s purpose was service, and that’s what I found in the Junior League. I have always had a desire to help people, and volunteering has allowed me to continue to do just that. The volunteer hours I have done through the JLE have brought tears to my eyes and also laughter in my heart. Volunteering has made me a better person and a servant to others. Not only have I been blessed to be a part of the process in helping others, I have started to set an example for my 2 ½ year old son. My desire is that he will want to volunteer when he gets older.

Throughout my four years in the League, I learned more about Evansville and other nonprofits than I ever knew existed, and I have lived in Evansville most of my life. I have gained continued life skills that have helped me personally and professionally. These skills have allowed me to grow in my career and create a great network of supportive women. Most importantly, I have gained friendships! These friends are women that I have ran a marathon with, who have thrown a baby shower for me, have a glass of wine with, cheer on my successes and can count on during a time of need. I can’t imagine the last four years without these amazing women!

My love and passion for the League drove me to decide to pursue a JLE Board position. I felt like I could use my passion for what JLE’s mission is and become a part of the process in building and training future leaders of the league. I cannot wait to see what this year will bring and the greatness and leadership that will flourish in our members. And just as my JLE friends have done for me in the past, I will be there for the future members of JLE cheering and celebrating in their successes.

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Member RecognitionPERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTSAs many of you know, there is something in the water at JLE lately. There are babies everywhere. Baby boys seem to be winning the baby race recently, but it is neck and neck with three new boys and two new girls. Stay tuned, there are more to come in the next couple of months!

CONGRATS!On your baby girls, Jamie Scales and Danielle Anslinger. And on your baby boys Jessica Hoesli, Lindsay Blessinger Charles and Jessica Klostermann!

PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTSJessica Kuryla’s business, West Side Chiropractic, received the Reader’s Choice Platinum for Best Chiropractor in the Tri-State. Congrats Jessica!

JLE ACCOMPLISHMENTSA special thank you to all of those that helped to make the Confessions of a Shopaholic Runway Event and Trunk Show a great success!

Co-chairs: Nikki Davis Lisa Vaughan

Volunteers: Tiffany Boyd Molly Brost Leisl Disch Ashley Vezzoso Jacklyn Woniger

Runway Models: Nikki Davis Elissa Hewins Wendy Lynch Lori Samples Caryn Selby Elizabeth Wadlington Sarah Whitaker Heidi Young

Three Cheers for the Membership Development Committee for having their “Game On” and conducting a great Provisional Retreat:

Co-Chairs: Stephanie Norrick Cheryl Martin

Committee Members:Ashley Dunn Natalie O’Daniel Mary Rokicki Angie Schaffstein

Also Jacklyn Woniger created a beautiful game ticket invitation for the provisional retreat.

CONDOLENCESSincere sympathy is extended to Mary Ellen Farabaugh, Patricia Samila and Missy O’Daniel on the passing of Rosemary Lancaster O’Daniel on August 22, 2014.

Members of the Month -by MaNissa Onstott-Lemon

AUGUSTWhen not participating in her fifth year

in the Junior League, Molly Welch is a content writer for websites. She develops web content for Highland Veterinary Clinic and performs social networking and internet marketing for her sister, Melissa Gormley’s company, Nourish of Evansville. Molly is passionate about giving back to the community and is always willing to use her technical skills

wherever is needed. Molly took on the monumental task of updating and learning about our website, which needed to be upgraded to a new program. Taking on this job, meant dedicating time to learn all the new features of the website, and then seamlessly transitioning to the new program. Much of Molly’s work was done behind the scenes, so our membership noticed very few changes to the site but is now operating better than ever thanks to Molly!

SEPTEMBER For the month of September, we

have two outstanding JLE members to recognize! Tiffany Boyd and Erika Qualls-Barnett are active, dedicated new JLE active members.

When not checking patient information for accuracy and completion, Tiffany Boyd is an active new JLE member. As a provisional, Tiffany was very busy fulfilling her required volunteer hours and then some. Her fellow September member of the month, Erika Barnett shows her love of children by reading to children at the public library and helping out in the community.

Last year, both Tiffany and Erika participated in every DIAD for cMoe that came available. This year, they have both stepped up to help be a part of the planning committee for cMoe’s Breakfast

with the Sugarplum Fairy. Ashley McReynolds, Director of Marketing & Development for cMoe, said that Tiffany and Erika make her job easier, and that they do a fantastic job of representing JLE! Thank you ladies for representing the true spirit of JLE!

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Upcoming DIAD OpportunitiesGet your DIAD requirement hours done early this year.

There are plenty of opportunities and worthy causes for which to volunteer. Be sure to check the JLE website frequently as new DIADs are added all the time. Here are a few upcoming opportunities.Little Lambs - First Presbyterian Church Regular shifts available on Wednesdays & Saturdays

cMoe - Discovery Dash and Birthday Bash

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Thursday, October 2WNIN - Kids Fest

Saturday, September 20YWCA - Legacy Style Show & Luncheon

Tuesday, September 30 and Wednesday, October 1- SMILE on Down Syndrome - Buddy Walk

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DIAD REMINDER:Last minute things may happen that prevent you from

attending a DIAD event that you have committed to work. However, remember our partners depend on JLE to provide reliable, hard-working volunteers.

If you do need to withdraw from a DIAD, please do so at least 48 hours prior to your scheduled volunteer time. All shifts will be locked within the 48 hours leading up to the event. If you have an emergency that falls within the 48-hour window, please try to find a replacement and contact the DIAD Chair, Lindsay Charles, so that she may contact the organization.

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JLE Endowment Fund: The Gift that Keeps Growingby Katie Sims

Last year the Junior League of Evansville launched the JLE Endowment Fund – an investment aimed at providing the League with a perpetual source of revenue. Through this fund, League supporters have the opportunity to give a gift that will preserve, protect and widen our philanthropic footprint in the community for years to come.

How Does it Work?Donations to the Endowment Fund become principal that

is invested to create interest income. Once the fund reaches a $100,000 level for four consecutive quarters, a percentage of the interest will become available for the League to use in support of its projects and programs, operating expenses and capital projects. This approach will help ensure the long-term financial security of JLE.

Why Does JLE need an Endowment Fund?The League raises most of its funds for community programs

from yearly fundraisers such as the Rockin River City Rummage Sale, Rockin River City Bike Ride and the JLE Cookbook. While these fundraisers are the primary source of income, the revenue generated varies from year to year – but the needs in our community continue to grow. The JLE Endowment Fund will sustain the future of the League and its ability to meet these community needs.

What is the Benefit of Donating?There are many reasons to donate to the JLE Endowment Fund:

• To honor family, friends, events and remembrances• Flexible donation options: – Multi-year pledges or one-time gift (cash, checks or

credit card contributions) – Stocks and bonds – Bequests, estates, wills and trusts• Tax deductible, in whole or in part; please check with your

accountant for specific details related to your donation.

How do I Give?Call the League office at (812) 434-6710 or mail your

contribution to: Junior League of Evansville, 123 NW Fourth Street, Suite 422, Evansville, IN 47708. For additional information, contact Office Manager, Melissa Wagner at jleoffice@courtbuilding.com.

Contributions to the JLE Endowment Fund are considered contributions to a charitable and educational organization under the IRS Code 501(c)(3) and, as such, are tax deductible to the donor.

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Let’s Get Ready to Rummage - Save the Date: October 24th & 25th -By: Marci Fenneman Moore

With the start of a new Junior League year, that means the River City Rummage Sale is just around the corner. This year we have an exciting new location. On October 24th and 25th, the Junior League of Evansville’s River City Rummage Sale will take place at Washington Lawndale Commons (near Stein Mart and Rogers) on South Green River Road.

Here are some quick tips for this year’s sale:

SALE DATES AND OTHER INFO• Preview Sale – Friday, October 24th, 5:00-8:00 p.m. Prices are

double. Admission is $5.00. • Sale Day – Saturday, October 25th, 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. From

7:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m., prices will be as marked. Doors close from 12:30 – 1:00 p.m. and then reopen from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. for a half-price sale. Admission for the day is $1.00.

GET UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION• Please “like” the “River City Rummage Sale” Facebook page,

and watch for updates on both that page and our Junior League of Evansville page. We will have weekly challenges for members and non-members, photos of items that have already been donated, and other fun posts. Please share posts and your own pictures to help promote the event, as well.

• Watch the JLE website and email for updates as the event nears.

TAG YOUR MERCHANDISE• Use the newly updated Pricing Guide, and tag your merchandise!

The easiest way to find the pricing guide is to log into www.juniorleagueofevansville.org. Click on the Member Area tab at the top right of the home page, where you will find links for River City Rummage Sale info.

• Use masking tape cut into 1-inch strips with scissors for price tags; unfortunately NO other method can be accepted.

• Use a black marker to price your items.

DROP OFF YOUR RUMMAGE• There are Go Mini storage units set up at various locations

around town for dropping off rummage. Following is a list of dates and locations.

LIST OF GO MINI SHIFTS**All shifts are from 1-3pm**• September 20th – Lowe’s on West side• September 21st – Washington Square Mall• September 27th – 3777 Haley Dr., Newburgh• September 28th – Washington Square Mall• October 4th – Washington Square Mall• October 5th – Washington Square Mall• October 11th – Lowe’s on West side• October 12th – Washington Square Mall

LARGE ITEM PICK-UPS** Please email jlerummagesale@gmail.com, with a subject line of

“large item pick-up”, to schedule a large-item pick-up. • You can also drop off rummage at the sale site at Washington

Lawndale Commons from 9:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. starting Monday, October 20th through Wednesday, October 22nd, as well as on Thursday, October 23rd from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

SIGN UP FOR YOUR RUMMAGE SHIFT EARLY• River City Rummage Sale volunteer shifts are now available on

the JLE website. • Your requirement is 4 hours, but the more you work…the more

fun you will have!Thank you to each of you for all you do for the Junior League of Evansville. Let’s make this the best River City Rummage Sale yet!

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2014 - 2015 JLE Year-at-a-Glance

June 20141 Recruitment party18 Recruitment partyAugust 20142 Provisional Retreat5 Board Meeting7 Confessions of a Shopaholic19 Membership MeetingSeptember 20142 Board Meeting9 Provisional Meeting16 Membership MeetingOctober 20147 Board Meeting14 Provisional Meeting21 Membership Meeting

(Straw Ballot)22-25 Rummage Sale

November 20142 Fall into Fashion4 Board Meeting11 Provisional Meeting18 Membership MeetingDecember 20142 Board Meeting6 Cookies/Milk with Santa9 Provisional MeetingTBD Mini-MeetingsJanuary 20156 Board Meeting13 Provisional Meeting20 Membership Meeting

(Slate of Officers)February 20153 Board Meeting10 Provisional Meeting17 Membership Meeting

March 20153 Board Meeting10 Provisional Meeting17 Membership Meeting

(Small Project Vote)

April 20157 Board Meeting21 Membership Meeting

(Placement Fair and Bring a Friend Month)

May 20155 Board Meeting8-9 Bike Ride19 Membership MeetingTBD Sustainer’s Luncheon

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