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1 Sunflower House January - June 2016 Report
2 2% 2% 6-MONTH REVENUES Government Grants $329,084 Foundations and Corp $165,979 United Way $44,326 Special Events $34,853 Contributions $87,123 Fees and Other Income $13,468 Interest Income $10,470 5% 6% 13% 48% TOTAL REVENUE $685,303 24% Government Grants Foundations & Corporations United Way Special Events Contributions Fees & Other Income Interest Income 1% 5% 6-MONTH EXPENSES 17% Salaries & Benefits $399,485 Operations $149,931 Other Program Costs $116,347 Depreciation/Other $35,966 Bad Debt $7,941 56% TOTAL EXPENSES $709,670 21% Salaries & Benefits Depreciation/ Other Operations Bad Debt Other Program Costs
3 INTERVIEWS AND SUPPORT Staff at Sunflower House are often asked, Isn t it hard to work each day around such heartbreaking stories and circumstances? How do you do it? The answer is simple. Each day, we simply focus on the good being done rather than on the struggle of those we help, says Cindy Riddel, Director of Child Assessment. Instead of only hearing their tragic stories of abuse, we soak in their smiles and honor the connection being made and the courage it takes for each child to tell his or her story. We listen and then we help. In the first six months for 2016, 228 children came through our doors from Johnson and Wyandotte Counties for forensic interviews, advocacy and support. THERAPY From the beginning of my time as leader of Sunflower House it has been my VISION to see each and every child that comes to us following their report of abuse begin their healing process by immediately accessing the mental health therapy that is necessary to heal the effects of the trauma they have endured. Reality was, though, that despite the best attempts of our staff to recommend this therapy and to provide a referral list of qualified therapists in the area, many of the families did not follow-through, recalls Michelle Herman, President and CEO. One of the most heart-warming things for me personally is seeing even more children in our lobby now who are waiting to see their therapist, and knowing that for most of them, healing has already begun! Over the last four years, Sunflower House developed a solid collaboration with PACES, a reputable children s mental health agency in Wyandotte County. Today we contract with three of PACES therapists dedicated solely to working with children and their families seen at Sunflower House. This collaboration has greatly increased the number of children that are seeking out therapy services at Sunflower House -- from 9 in 2012 to a projected 215 in 2016! PREVENTION EDUCATION In addition to the incredible intervention and child assessment programs offered to child abuse victims who come through the doors of Sunflower House, the organization s powerful community education services provide information and tools needed to help stop the cycle of abuse. At Sunflower House, prevention through education is a priority offered to both children and adults. In 2016, more than 170 schools received such empowering education programs as Happy Bear, Think First and Stay Safe, E-Safety online education program, and Abusive Head Trauma. In an engaging and non-threatening environment, children ages three to 18 learned how to resist and report abuse to an adult. In the first six months of 2016, after participating in a Sunflower House education program, 98 percent of the more than 9,185 children reached stated they could recognize welcome and unwelcome touch and also indicated they would tell a trusted adult if they were approached with unwelcome touch even if they were told to keep it a secret.
4 THANK YOU TO OUR MAJOR DONORS Sunflower House is extremely grateful to all of the donors and volunteers committed to the protection of children from abuse in Johnson and Wyandotte counties. The following foundations, corporation and individuals made significant contributions to Sunflower House January through June Sunflower House apologizes for any errors of ommissions. CIRCLE OF SAFETY GIVING SOCIETY Individuals who have committed a minimum of $1000 per year for 5 years John and Melanie Bakarich Bill and Shanthi Eckert Matthew and Lori Keenan Manu and Dawn Rattan Ravi and Mala Bhagat Craig and Karen Gaffney Peter and Karla Leibham Chris and Beverly Turner Bruce and Roberta Bird Roger and MaryAnn Garcia Gregory Malter Lindie Victor Angela and Ron Blazevic Martin Gilmore Scott Maurer West Star Management Leigh Burke Michael and Brenda Helmer Sally Morrison John Wills Douglas and Karen Burton John and Michelle Herman Curtis and Michele Nicholson Alan and Susan Wilson Claiborn & Associates, Inc. Laura Huyett Robert and Robin Price Matthew Young Rodney and Angela Drake Bette James Robert Rase PETALS OF PROMISE Individuals who have committed to a monthly donation of any amount Wade Brower Linda Herman Sara Lamberto Timika and Tolu Oridota John and Stacy Bruntzel Tara Hudson Michele Latta Jason and Lisa Prosser Jea Castrop-May Brian Hunter Misha Lewis Cindy Riddell Lori Cull-Deshmukh P.J. and Jennifer Johnson Sara Lissauer Maureen Rogers Nicole Feltz Jeff Judd Julie Martin Keith Sheridan Steve Fisher KC Proud, LLC Stephanie Meyer Jeffrey and Lindsay Thompson Ben Fitzpatrick Emily Killough Angela Myers Amy Vinton Susan Golomski Karla Kimerer Jerry and Linda Nalley Cati and John Wolfe Laurie Harris Frank and Alicia Koranda Dennis Ogran Bernice Ziegler
5 TRIBUTE GIFTS Gifts made in honor or memory of a loved one can be a special way of showing someone how much they mean to you. These tribute gifts were made January through June In honor of Steve Howe PEO Chapter CA In honor of Lilah Kravit-Smith Seamus Smith In honor of Kenton Thompson Steve and Cynthia Deters In honor of Steve Wenzel Donavon and Carol Hottman In honor of Elisa and Charlotte Barth Kayla Hardinger In memory of Don G. Coburn Mission Bank $25,000 + Hall Family Foundation Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City $5,000 - $9,999 ONEGas, a division of Kansas Gas Blue Cross and Blue Shield escreen Polsinelli Michael Strohm TJX Foundation Rotary Club of Shawnee Royals Charities Hallmark Corporate Foundation Union Pacific Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 IPA Foundation Kansas Health Foundation $2,500-4,999 Christopher and Kirsten Parker Waddell and Reed Financial Office of the District Attorney, Wyandotte County Assured SRA Teva Pharmaceuticals Board of Public Utilities Capitol Federal Foundation Shawnee Mission Health BKD, LLP Kenton and Sharon Thompson
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