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2015 Annual ReportA P U B L I C A T I O N O F H A R B O R H O U S E O F L O U I S V I L L E , I N C .

“Empowering individuals with disabilities and their families to lead fulfilled and productive lives.”

Light the Way for People with Disabilities.

2 | HARBOR HOUSE OF LOUISVILLE � 2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Board of Directors

Jim Morris PresidentRetired Administrator Jefferson Manor

Debbie HamiltonQuality Assurance TechnicianKentucky Manufacturing and Technology

Heath MajorsVice PresidentKing Southern Bank

Doug MorrisDirector Deming Malone Livesay & Ostroff, CPA’s

Rick Farrar Family Representative Retired from IBM Corporation in Field Engineering, Management and COS

Jacqueline WarnerRetired from Jefferson County Commonwealth’s Attorney Offi ce

Wayne Thieneman Bus Driver Jefferson County Public Schools

John ZoellerCEO/President Zoeller Company

Philip BallPipefi tter American Synthetic Rubber, LLC

Diana SumnerManagerUnited Parcel Service

Father Christian MoorePastor Incarnation Catholic Church

David Jett SecretarySales - CIAgent Solutions

Phil Stuecker TreasurerRetired CFO of Thomas Industries

Alicia Heazlitt Vice PresidentSignature Healthcare

Darrell JarrettAdministratorJefferson County Public Schools

Dr. Sam KadPhysician Baptist Health, La Grange

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Letter From the CEODear Friends:

Another year has concluded here at Harbor House and many new initiatives are underway. The wheels are in motion moving us to an exciting 2016!

Thanks to the generosity of The Gheens Foundation, our Home Sweet Home program is offi cially open for business. Our Home Sweet Home program brings together two vulnerable segments of the population, the disabled and the elderly. Our participants are engaged in the community by providing light housekeeping and grocery shopping for seniors and others physically unable to perform these activities. Since April, the Home Sweet Home program is working in 14+ homes per month. Little chores are opening doors for individuals with disabilities and fostering relationships between our participants and seniors.

Keeping our participants on the move, Harbor House will be introducing another new program, Transportation, in 2016. Thanks to the generous donations from King’s Daughters & Sons Foundation, UPS Foundation and GE ECF Fund, we were able to secure a new wheelchair-accessible van. Our transportation program will allow us to transport our participants to and from Harbor House on a daily basis, as well as, allowing our participants to be out in the community each day. A second new wheelchair accessible van is being secured from a generous donation from Federal Program Funds through TARC.

In September, Harbor House held its 12th annual Ken-Ducky Derby. Our generous sponsors’ donations took us over $100,000, our best year ever for sponsorships! Our team from Ignite Louisville helped us launch a social media campaign that resulted in an increase of duck sales by approximately 18%.

A new look is on the horizon for Harbor House in 2016. Ignite Louisville's efforts have resulted in new branding for us. Look for the new logo on our publications in the coming year!

Keeping Harbor House vibrant and moving in the right direction is possible only through the generosity of our sponsors, donors, staff, board members, community partners and volunteers. THANK YOU for all you do for us! Your support makes it possible for us to continue to make a difference by empowering individuals with disabilities and their families to lead fulfi lled and productive lives.

Sincerely,

Maria Smith Maria Smith, CEO


Letter from the PresidentDear Harbor House Supporters:

As outgoing Board President of Harbor House, I am delighted with the exciting new programs taking shape at Harbor House. During my term as Board President, Harbor House succeeded in meeting its strategic goal of service expansion. The entire board is very pleased with all the new growth taking place at Harbor House.

Harbor House staff officially launched their Home Sweet Home program in 2015, which integrates individuals with disabilities and senior citizens. This program is showing amazing results for both the Harbor House participant and homeowner. Not only are seniors receiving services that will keep them in their homes, but relationships are being nurtured. If you would like more information on how Home Sweet Home can help you or your loved one, I urge you to call 502-719-0072, Ext. 535.

Transportation is also on the minds of the Harbor House staff. Through generous support from the community, Harbor House was able to purchase a wheel chair-accessible van. In 2016, a Transportation program will be introduced at Harbor House. This will enable the Harbor House staff to begin transporting participants to and from Harbor House on a daily basis and also keep the participants included in the community.

September found Harbor House hosting the 12th Annual Ken-Ducky Derby. Congratulations to Mike and Kimberly Terry of New Albany, IN, the winners of a 2015 Honda Fit, courtesy of Sam Swope Honda World. Mike and Kimberly have purchased a Quack Pack every year in support of the Harbor House mission. This year, a record number of ducks were sold!

Looking ahead to 2016, the board and staff at Harbor House will be embarking on a new strategic plan. Under Maria’s leadership and guidance, the mission of continuing to empower individuals with disabilities and their families to lead fulfilled and productive lives will permit Harbor House to be here for future generations.

I encourage you to learn more about Harbor House and become involved by attending one of their monthly tours. This tour will only take an hour out of your day, but I assure you the impact it will have will last a lifetime. Consider sharing with Harbor House, your time, talent and resources.

Sincerely,

Jim MorrisJim Morris, President

Harbor House Staff


Executive Staff Maria Smith, Chief Executive Officer Phil Kremer, Chief Operating Officer

Accounting Department Tom Evans, Controller Diane Hunter Ferguson, Accounts Specialist Beth Poole, Receptionist

Development Staff Sarah McIntee Special Events CoordinatorKatie McWhorter, Volunteer Coordinator

Supported Employment Kaye Dalton, Job Development Coordinator Corey Anthony, Employment Coordinator

Program Staff Terri Thomas, Program Director Laura Perdue, Training & Compliance Officer

Direct Support Professionals Coletta Zernick, Lead Direct Support ProfessionalPatricia AshPeg EdwardsLarry EisenbeisRobbyn LeeTorie SannersPaige Sheller

Mail Department Celena Olliges, Mail Manager Tiffany Wiedeman, Automation Specialist

Administrative Staff Pat Pierce, Executive Assistant

Home Sweet Home Karen Fallon, Office Manager Russell Deakins, Supervisor

Supported Employment


Home Sweet Home

Do you know someone that needs light house cleaning?

Home Sweet Home (HSH), a division of Harbor House of Louisville, offers yet another way for our participants to be a resource to our community.

HSH is a service based program offering stay-at-home seniors in the Louisville community in-home services such as light cleaning, laundry and grocery shopping.

For seniors, a regular helping hand takes away the burden of cleaning but adds the benefi t of fostering a friendship with a well-trained and hard-working Harbor House participant. For our participants, they learn responsibility, earn a pay check and practice social skills while also making a new friend.

Prices starting at $25 per hour: Standard services can include, but are not limited to: sweeping, dusting, mopping, vacuuming, garbage removal, wiping counters, furniture and sinks. (1 hr. min/4 hr. max)

“David does an excellent job. He’s keeping my pride alive. I would recommend him to anybody.”

“It has been a godsend. I’ve grown very attached to the person cleaning my home. Days that I don't feel like maybe everything

is good, she brings light into my life”

For more information please contactKaren Fallon 502-719-0072 [email protected]

Light the Way for People with Disabilities

‘Little Chores. Open Doors’

The Supported Employment department at Harbor House works one-on-one with individuals that have disabilities, and matches them with meaningful employment based on their character traits, interest and abilities. Harbor House also offers on-site job coaching for clients based on their specific needs. Examples of positions include teachers, dishwashers, warehouse workers, administrative assistants, receptionists, nurses, bakers, bus drivers, paralegals and many more! Harbor House works with many businesses within the Louisville community to help find the best fit for the businesses and the individuals we serve.

These employers include UPS, Best Buy Warehouse, Kroger, Save-A-Lot, Bearno’s Pizza, Hikes Point Day Care, Target, Security First, Sondergeld Plumbing, Sodexo, GCA, Stoll Keenan Ogdan, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Republic Parking, Walgreens, Security First, that’s just to name a few! Supported employment not only enhances the lives of adults with disabilities, but the community as a whole. “Supported Employment opens the eyes of business owners within the community. We introduce them to a workforce that is ready, willing, and able to work,” said Supported Employment Specialist, Kaye Dalton.

To find out how you can get involved with the Supported Employment Program at Harbor House please contact Kaye Dalton ([email protected]) or Cory Anthony ([email protected]).

Ken-Ducky Derby


12th Annual Ken-Ducky Derby!

Harbor House held it’s 12th Annual Ken-Ducky Derby Festival on Saturday, September 26th from 12-5 at Louisville’s Waterfront Park!

The event has enjoyed great success over the past decade and this year’s edition was even bigger and better. We had a record breaking year in duck sales, adopting over 23,000 ducks. Funds raised during the Ken-Ducky Derby go directly towards Harbor House's programs that enable individuals with disabilities and their families to lead fulfilled and productive lives by offering employment opportunities both in the community and on-site, life skills training, community integration and continuing education.

Duck Race Winners12th Place - Crabs for a Year, Joe’s Crab Shack

Mabel Schergh

3rd Place - $500 2nd Place - $1000Jennifer Barker Stephen Sedita

1st Place Grand Prize - 2015 Honda Fit - Sam Swope Honda World Mike and Kimberly Terry

Big News!Harbor House of Louisville is so pleased to announce

that the 2016 Ken-Ducky Derby will be moving to Saturday, April 30th as part of the Kentucky Derby Festival!! So go ahead and mark your calendar now

for the 13th Annual Ken-Ducky Derby Festival,

Saturday, April 30th at Louisville’s Waterfront Park!

As the 2016 Ken-Ducky Derby draws near, the time is now to start thinking about adopting a duck. You soon will be able to find Harbor House all over town at local events and activities with the

opportunity to adopt a duck.

Adopt Your Ducks Online NOW!www.harborhouseduckderby.orgJED Racing

Harbor House is proud to have had JED Racing supporting the Ken-Ducky Derby. They had used their race car and team as a tool to promote the 12th Annual Ken-Ducky Derby. We cannot thank them enough for their support!

Feathers and FriendsSound the duck calls – Quacky’s back! And that meant the first big kickoff event for the Ken-Ducky Derby, Feathers and Friends. This year’s festivities were held on Thursday, August 13th on the Belle of Louisville.

There were plenty of friends, food, fun, and, of course, feathers. It was a wonderful time for all who attended and it was the perfect kick off for the 12th Annual Ken-Ducky Derby!

A special thanks to our wonderful sponsor for this year’s event, Zoeller Company.

Lighthouse Hour Luncheon


Harbor House’s “Lighthouse Hour” a Success!

On Thursday, April 16th, the annual Harbor House luncheon was held at Mellwood Arts Center. The “Our Lighthouse Hour” luncheon, was a great success as 300 people turned out for lunch and a special presentation about the mission of Harbor House.

Harbor House friend and WLKY news anchor, Ann Bowdan, emceed the event. A number of Harbor House staff and supporters spoke on behalf of the organization and Harbor House unveiled its newest program, Home Sweet Home.

The luncheon raised more than $50,000 to help support the mission of the organization. Thank you to everyone who helped organize the event, invited friends and made Harbor House’s “Our Lighthouse Hour” a success!


Harbor House WinsHarbor House Wins Favorite Cause at “Celebrity-For-A-Day at the Kentucky Derby Festival’s Day at the Downs”!

The Kentuckiana Honda Dealers hosted a competition: “Vote for Your Favorite Cause and Become a Celebrity for the Day at the Kentucky Derby Festival Day at the Downs.” The luncheon on Millionaire’s Row took place on Thursday, April 30, 2015.

People voted through Kentuckiana Honda Dealers Facebook page, for their favorite cause, and also got entered in a contest for a chance to become a celebrity for the day at the Kentucky Derby Festival Day at the Downs!

Harbor House was honored to be the non-profit with the most votes on the website and to be a part of the Celebrity Day at the Downs luncheon, where a $5,000 check was presented!

Mail Services Harbor House features a bulk mail and fulfillment department to offer our participants a job and income source, while also financially supporting the organization. Our participants appreciate the opportunity to be counted on for their hard work and are always excited to earn a pay check. We can help your business or organization send holiday cards to a couple hundred people or a monthly newsletter to 40,000+!

Our participants take great pride in their work and you are helping to support them every time you choose Harbor House for your mailing!

We are able to:

• For bulk mailing: tab, wafer seal, fold, insert, seal, collate, mail merge and special format

• Import and manipulate all data types, sorting for the most cost effective postage rates

• Format data to be exported back into the format requested by the customer

• Assist with designing a mail piece with the least expense in mind

• Certify addresses and returns using CASS software

• Perform NCOA comparisons at the 18 and 48 months look back periods, providing results within 24-48 hours

• Collate and prepare bulk marketing packages that require added elements and/or promo items (e.g. - books, magnets, boxing foam, etc.)

• Offer quality service, competitive pricing and a fast turnaround for our customers

• Offer USPS compliance

For quotes, or to discuss your mailing/fulfillment needs, contact:

Celena Olliges, Mail ManagerPhone: 502.719.0072, ext. 528 Fax: 502.719.0078 [email protected]

2014 Christmas Appreciation Party


Fun for Everyone Who Attended!On December 12, 2014, Harbor House held our Annual Christmas Appreciation Party. Harbor House’s sponsors, participants and staff all gathered together at Incarnation’s Parish Center to celebrate the holidays with food, fun and plenty of music!

The following awards were given to sponsors, participants, families and staff:

Lighthouse Keeper Award - The Gheens Foundation. This award is given to a company, foundation or individual who has been most influential in the development of Harbor House as an organization.

Connie and Lily Spirit Award of Giving - Mary B. This award is in honor of Ms. Connie Cameron and the late Ms. Lily Banerjee. This award is given to the participant who has been the most help to those that are in need. In addition to the award, the participant also receives a check for $200.

Family of the Year - Betty Farrar Family. This award is given to a family who has been actively involved in the many facets of Harbor House.

Community Employer of the Year - Joe’s Crab Shack. This award is given to an organization for consistently providing employment opportunities to individuals with disabilities allowing the individuals to engage in social interaction and integration opportunities.

Mail Customer of the Year - Catholic Charities. This award is given to an organization for consistently entrusting

their bulk mail and fulfillment jobs to Harbor House allowing our participants to earn a paycheck and achieve empowerment.

Volunteer of the Year - Art Schneider. This award is given to an individual who consistently volunteers his or her time, talent and treasures for the betterment of Harbor House. This individual gives service above self.

Employee of the Year - Patricia Ash. This award is given to a Harbor House employee who exudes the values of Harbor House.

Employee Service Award - Diane Hunter, Accounts Specialist (10 years)Patricia Ash, Direct Support Professional (10 years)Beth Poole, Receptionist (15 years)This award is given to employees who have reached a milestone of years of service (10 years, 15 years) at Harbor House.

Ken-Ducky Derby Spirit Award(s) - Merrill Lynch Wealth ManagementTri-Arrows Aluminum Company C.I. Agent SolutionsRick FarrarThis award is given to organizations or individuals who through their sponsorships or volunteering efforts have exceeded in lifting the “spirit” of the Harbor House family.

Special Check Presentation: UPS. Harbor House is very appreciative of the $25,000 check that was presented from UPS for our brand new transportation van. The participants are very grateful too! Funding was also received from King's Daughters and Sons Foundation and GE ECF Fund to make the purchase of the van possible.

2015 Christmas Appreciation Party


On December 3, 2015, Harbor House held our Annual Christmas Appreciation Party. Harbor House’s sponsors, participants and staff all gathered together at Incarnation’s Parish Center to celebrate the holidays with food, fun and plenty of music!

We were so happy to have Patrick Henry Hughes as our guest speaker and the debut of the Harbor House song with the help of John Gage and the Musik Makers!

The following awards were given to sponsors, participants, families and staff:

Connie and Lily Spirit Award of Giving –Angela W. This award is in honor of Ms. Connie Cameron and the late Ms. Lily Banerjee. This award is given to the participant who has been the most help to those that are in need. In addition to the award, the participant also receives a check for $200.

Family of the Year –The Cooper Family. This award is given to a family who has been actively involved in the many facets of Harbor House.

Community Employer of the Year – Lowe’s Bashford Manor. This award is given to an organization for consistently providing employment opportunities to individuals with disabilities allowing the individuals to engage in social interaction and integration opportunities.

Mail Customer of the Year – Cabbage Patch Settlement House. This award is given to an organization for consistently entrusting their bulk mail and fulfillment jobs to Harbor House allowing our participants to earn a paycheck and achieve empowerment.

Volunteer of the Year – UPS. This award is given to an individual or group who consistently volunteers their time, talent and treasures for the betterment of Harbor House.

Employee of the Year – Terri Thomas. This award is given to a Harbor House employee who exudes the values of Harbor House.

Employee Service Award – Phil Kremer (10 years), Celena Olliges (10 years) This award is given to employees who have reached a milestone of years of service (10 years, 15 years) at Harbor House.

Ken-Ducky Derby Spirit Award(s) – ACL, Sprint and Donna Kremer. This award is given to organizations or individuals who through their sponsorships or volunteering efforts have exceeded in lifting the “spirit” of the Harbor House family.

Community Partners


Harbor House Partners With The Fall 2015 Ignite Louisville Class!

Each year, over 50 nonprofit agencies submit proposals hoping to work with an Ignite Louisville team through the challenge, sponsored by Yum! Brands, Inc. Harbor House was proud to be one of the recipients for the Fall 2015 Ignite Louisville Class. The Ignite Team helped Harbor House of Louisville increase our duck adoptions by 18% in 2015 and helped with many aspects of marketing and branding.

IRONMAN Foundation and Harbor House Team Up!

Foundation Athletes from the IRONMAN Foundation were able to visit Harbor House of Louisville, where they hosted a field day and could see the positive impact they were making. The IRONMAN Foundation presented a SURPRISE donation to The Harbor House during a service project performed on Thursday morning of race week- Harbor House was absolutely shocked and so HAPPY! Everyone involved had a wonderful time! Thank you IRONMAN Foundation!

Oaks Day Golf Outing


Oaks Day Golf Outing a HUGE Success!On May 1st, C.I. Agent Solutions and Dan & Mary Parker raised over $15,000 for Harbor House through the Oaks Day Golf Outing!

It started 35 years ago when a group of best buddies got together to play a little golf before heading to the race track. In 1995 the same group of friends decided to expand their annual outing to include more friends and business associates and to raise money for local charities

and/or foundations. Since 1995 the outing, the Annual Oaks Day Golf Tournament has raised more than $118,000. Donations are split between Harbor House in memory of Katie Jett, Jack Combs III and the Matt Woolley Memorial Scholarship Fund at Trinity High School in memory of Matt Woolley.

Thank you to C.I. Agent Solutions and Dan & Mary Parker for your continued support!

Harbor House Receives a Visit from Patrick Henry Hughes for Mayor’s Give-A-Day of ServiceHarbor House was happy to participate in the 2015 Mayor’s Give-A-Day of Service on April 21st.

We had volunteers from Winston Industries and the Courier Journal come out and help us with some much needed mulching, weeding and landscaping.

A wonderful surprise for the day was when Patrick Henry Hughes came to visit and learn more about Harbor House! Patrick was the recipient of a home from ABC’s Extreme Home Makeover in 2007. He and his family have also made 2 appearances on Family Feud and he has recently written a book, I Am Potential, which has been turned into a movie.

All the Harbor House participants loved meeting Patrick and his father. Patrick shared his inspirational story, as well as sang songs with the participants out on the patio.

Volunteers & Volunteering


Volunteers & VolunteeringFinancials


SMITH FINANCIAL SERVICES, PLLCDAVID L. SMITH, CPA

408 Blankenbaker Parkway, Suite 201, Louisville, Kentucky 40243Telephone: 502-882-2708 • Fax: 1-866-655-0739 • e-mail: [email protected]

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT

To the Board of Directors of Harbor House of Louisville, Inc., Harbour House Home Sweet Home, Inc., Louisville, KY

We have audited the accompanying consolidated financial statements of Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. and Harbor House Home Sweet Home, Inc. (not-for-profit organizations) which comprise the consolidated statements of financial position as of June 30, 2015 abd 2014 and the related consolidated statements of activities, functional expenses, and cash flows for the years then ended, and the related notes to the consolidated financial statements.

Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these consolidated financial statements in accordance with accounting principals generally accepted in the United States of America; this includes the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these consolidated financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the consolidated financial statements are free of material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the consolidated financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors’ judgment including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the consolidated financial statements, whether due to fraud or error.

In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the consolidated financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriatness of accounting polices used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the consolidated financial statements.

Fundraising

Mangement & General

Program Services

8%11%

81%

Interest Income

Special Events & Fundraising

Grants

Contributions

Program Services

12%

10%

10%

68%

2014 Revenues 2014 Expenses


We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. and Harbor House Home Sweet Home, Inc. as of June 30, 2015 and 2014, and the changes in their net assets and cash flows for the years then ended, in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

Smith Financial Services, PLLC Louisville, Kentucky September 5, 2015

Fundraising

Management & General

Program Services

9%9%

82%

Interest Income

Special Events & Fundraising

Grants

Contributions

Program Services

9%11%

8%

72%

Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Ended 2014 Ended 2015

Revenues and Support: Program Service Income $1,224,784.00 $1,182,835.00 Contributions + In Kind $182,452.00 $135,087.00 Grants $211,213.00 $152,071.00 Special Events and Fundraising $171,763.00 $184,090.00 Interest Income $9.00 $51.00Total Revenues and Support $1,790,221.00 $1,654,134.00

Expenses: Program Services $1,358,573.00 $1,402,179.00 Management and General $177,588.00 $151,025.00 Fundraising $140,392.00 $150,621.00Total Expenses $1,676,553.00 $1,703,825.00

Increase (decrease) in Net Assets $113,668.00 ($49,691.00)

Net Assets at Beginning of Year $1,255,870.00 $1,369,538.00

Net Assets at End of Year $1,369,538.00 $1,319,847.00

2015 Revenues 2015 Expenses


Donor ListLighthouse Society Members

Archdiocese of Louisville - Archbishop Joseph Kurtz

Mr. and Mrs. John Bilby

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blain

Bryant Heating & Cooling, Inc. - Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schembari

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Combs Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Deakins

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dueffert

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Fairleigh

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greaves

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Guenthner

Mr. Rich Hornung

Mr. and Mrs. David Jett

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kremer

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leis

Mr. and Mrs. Pat MacDonald

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Don Mucci

Ms. Jean O’Brien

Paradis Foundation, Inc. - Mr. Charles Leis

Mr. Zane Peyton

Publishers Printing Company, Inc. - Mr. Nicholas Simon

Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Raque

Ratterman Grand Chapels - Mr. Tony Ratterman

Republic Bank & Trust Company - Mr. Steve Trager

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schneider

Mr. Nicholas Simon

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swope

Mr. and Mrs. John Whitty

Zoeller Company - Mr. John Zoeller

In Memory DonationsMr. Wilbur Andres Ms. Patty Andres

Mr. Zachariah Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beld Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cutrer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hampton Ms. Sandra Lamp Ms. Michele Vories

Mr. Minervino Joseph, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cox

Ms. Mary Ann Miller Ms. Evelyn Siemens

Mr. William Mueller Ms. Doris Pierce

Mr. Paul Warren Prince Mr. Tony Prince

Ms. Donna Robbins Ms. Rose Hayden

Mrs. Dolores Schraeder Mr. Bill Schraeder

Mr. Wallace Strader Ms. Beatie Strader

In Honor DonationsMr. Bud Bowman Ms. Mary Meyer Mr. Robert Taylor

Mr. Greg Dueffert Zoeller Company

Ms. Christy Kinberger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McNeill

Father Christian Moore Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith

Mr. Leo Thieneman Mr. Michael Scheid

Mr. Chris Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David Chervenak, Jr.


Level 7) Light Keeper: $20,000-$49,000 The Gheens Foundation, Inc.The King’s Daughters & Sons

Foundation of KY, Inc.UPS Foundation, Inc.Zoeller Company

Level 6) Beacon of Hope: $10,000-$19,999 Mr. and Mrs. Fred GreavesKentuckiana Honda DealersLouisville Metro Community Services

& RevitalizationRepublic Bank & Trust CompanyThe Honorable Order of

Kentucky Colonels

Level 5) Harbor Master: $5,000-$9,999 Center for Interfaith Relations, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Henry FairleighGarrett-Stotz CompanyGE AppliancesJoe’s Crab ShackKosair CharitiesMr. and Mrs. Pat MacDonaldMr. and Mrs. Daniel Parker

Level 4) Guiding Light $1,000-$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. John BilbyCharah, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Dean DeakinsDignity MemorialEnterprise HoldingsFirst Capital Bank of KentuckyHoly Trinity ChurchIncarnation Catholic ChurchJacob C. Koch Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. David JettKentucky OFCCP Liaison GroupKnights of Columbus-KY. Assoc.

for DisabledMr. and Mrs. Philip KremerMr. and Mrs. Charles LeisLG&E-KU, PPL CompaniesLouisville Metro Council-District 12Louisville Metro Council-District 13Louisville Metro Council-District 14Louisville Metro Council-District 15Louisville Metro Council-District 24Louisville Metro Council-District 25Louisville Metro Council-District 3M & S Diebold Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Maeser Master Services, LLCMr. and Mrs. Jason MarshallMr. and Mrs. Martin McDermottMerrill Lynch Wealth ManagementMr. and Mrs. Tom MitchellOaks Day GolfMs. Jean O’BrienPat’s Steak HouseMs. Patricia PiercePublishers Printing Company, Inc.Mr. Ronald ReesorMr. and Mrs. Brian SchneiderMr. Nicholas SimonMr. and Mrs. Patrick SmithSouthern Wine and SpiritsMr. and Mrs. Richard SwopeMr. and Mrs. Neil TaylorTechnology PlusThe Lyndon & Helen M. Schmid

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Leo ThienemanWindow WorldMr. and Mrs. John Zoeller

Level 3) Harbor Light: $500-$999 Mr. Philip BallMr. and Mrs. Jack Combs, Jr.Custom Food & Beverage, LLCMr. and Mrs. Larry DowellMr. and Mrs. Thomas EvansHomeFit Personal TrainingMr. and Ms. Jerry JonesDr. and Mrs. Jack KoenigMs. and Ms. Sheila LeanhartLouisville Metro Council-District 16Louisville Metro Council-District 17Louisville Metro Council-District 2Louisville Metro Council-District 20Louisville Metro Council-District 21Louisville Metro Council-District 6MichelinMs. Doris PierceMr. and Mrs. Dave ShulhaferMr. and Mrs. Gary SommerSt. MichaelMr. and Mrs. Phillip StueckerMr. and Mrs. Carl ThomasValenti, Hanley & Robinson, PLLCMr. Charles Wilson

Level 2) Safe Haven: $250-$499 Advanced Payroll SystemsMs. Julie BeamMr. and Mrs. Charles BoydMs. Ann CanadayCGB FertilizerCrystalLink, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeverMr. John FallotMs. Betty FarrarFort Knox Federal Credit UnionFultz Maddox Dickens, PLCMr. and Mrs. Patrick GallowayMr. Joe HafnerMr. and Mrs. Ed HammondMr. and Mrs. Spencer HeazlittMr. Rich HornungJ-Town Pre-School, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Lee KarsnerMr. Raymond KleinKnob Creek Gun RangeMrs. Michelle LinkerLouisville Metro Council-District 7Mr. and Mrs. Michael MoormanMr. and Mrs. James MorrisMr. Michael B MountjoyMr. and Mrs. Jack MullinsO’Neal Steel, Inc.Oxmoor Country ClubPapa John’sParsons Insurance Services, LLCMs. Carol PierceMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Quinn, Sr.Remmers Dental GroupRepublic Bank & Trust CompanyMr. and Mrs. Michael ReuterMr. and Mrs. Harry RothgerberSt. Edward ParishMr. and Mrs. Kerry VertreesVogt Power InternationalMs. Deneen WoodsMr. Greg Young


Donor ListLevel 1) The Harbor $.01-$249 Ms. Jennifer AbnerMs. Valerie AlexanderMr. and Mrs. Daniel AlfayaMs. Connie AmbroseAmerican Roofi ng & Metal Co, Inc.Ms. Patty AndresAnthem MedicaidMs. Kathy AponteMr. and Mrs. Rubin Ashley, Sr.Ms. Amy AxelrodMs. Jean AxmanMr. and Mrs. Frank BaileyBeechmont Women’s ClubMr. and Mrs. Ronald BeldBenedictine Convent of

Perpetual AdorationBerger, Inc.Beth Haven SchoolMr. and Mrs. Don BlackburnMr. and Mrs. Rick BlackwellMr. and Mrs. Charles BlumeierMr. and Mrs. Danny BowenMr. and Mrs. Dennis BoydMr. J.S. BradleyMs. Lora BradshawMr. and Mrs. David BrownMr. and Mrs. Dennis BrownMr. and Mrs. Thomas BrownMr. Tim BrownBuckhead Management Inc.Candy For CaringMr. and Mrs. Rich CarlisleMr. and Mrs. Doug CarricoMr. Joseph CarricoMr. Jeremy CarrierMr. and Mrs. Robert Casamer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David Chervenak, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donnie ChesserChrist’s Church For our CommunityMs. Barbara ClarkMs. Karla ClarkMs. Marilyn ClarkMr. and Mrs. Danny CliffordMr. and Mrs. Dan CochranMr. and Mrs. Ken ConliffeMr. and Mrs. Donies CookMs. Pam CooperMr. and Mrs. Philip CooperMr. and Mrs. Carl CoxMr. Robert CravenMs. Sharon Craven

Mr. Alan CrewsMs. Michele CrockettMr. and Mrs. Allan CrumesMr. and Mrs. Ken CutrerMs. Katrina DannheimMr. and Mrs. William DittoMs. Lisa DoyleMr. and Mrs. Tom Dumstorf, Sr.E. Bruce Neikirk, Attorney at LawMr. and Mrs. Matthew EckertMr. and Mrs. Jason EicheMr. and Mrs. Peter EicheMs. Lynn EickhoffMr. and Mrs. Samuel EllisMr. and Mrs. Eugene ErnyMs. Geri EthridgeMr. and Mrs. Philip FergusonMr. and Mrs. David FralickMr. and Mrs. Pat FrancMs. Michele FrancisMs. Myra FugateMr. and Mrs. William GawareckiMs. Bonnie GimbellMr. John D. GordinierMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey GraasMs. Bev GreenslateMs. Stacy GreiveMr. and Mrs. Richard GrenoughMs. Barbara GretzMr. and Mrs. John HaertzenMs. Debbie HamiltonMs. Joan HammerMr. and Mrs. Fred HamptonMr. and Mrs. Mike HargraveMr. and Mrs. Frank HaydenMs. Lisa HaydenMs. Rose HaydenMs. Helenna HayesMs. Sandra HayesMr. and Mrs. Edward HenleyMs. Mary HenryMr. and Mrs. Larry HerbertMr. Louis Francis HettingerMr. and Mrs. Herman HoukMr. and Mrs. Dennis HovekampMr. and Mrs. Danny HowellMr. and Mrs. Doug IlerIna Miller EventsMr. and Mrs. Britt JacksonMr. and Mrs. John JeffersonJohn Hancock Financial ServicesMr. and Mrs. Jeremy JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Paul JolliffeMs. Shirley Jones

Ms. Vladyslava KalandyretsMr. and Mrs. Matthew KamplingMr. and Mrs. Dan KannapelMr. David KarpKeenan’s Funeral Home, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Tony KellerMr. Chris KeltyKentucky Restaurant AssociationMr. and Mrs. Steve KerrickMr. and Ms. Charles KinbergerMr. and Mrs. Roger KingMs. Patricia KleberMr. and Mrs. Jerry KleitzMr. and Mrs. Denis KlineDeacon and Mrs. William KlumpMr. and Mrs. Tony KrauseKroger CorporateMr. and Mrs. Drew LamasterMs. Sandra LampMr. John LauniusMr. and Mrs. Michael LeanhartMr. and Mrs. Robert LehmannMr. and Mrs. David LeibsonMr. and Mrs. Bryan LoyMr. John LundbomMr. and Mrs. Brent LynchMr. and Mrs. Matthew LynchMr. and Mrs. James MaierMr. and Mrs. Heath MajorsMr. Robert ManleyMarean’s Landscaping & Lawn

Service, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Allen MartinMr. and Mrs. Reed MartinMr. and Mrs. Thomas MasonMr. and Mrs. Thomas MastersonMr. Charles MattinglyMr. and Mrs. Larry McClellenMs. Jacobina McNallyMr. and Mrs. Stephen McNeillMs. Teresa MeesMr. and Mrs. Thomas MeredithMs. Linda MertzMr. and Mrs. Howard MeyerMs. Mary MeyerMr. and Mrs. David MillerMr. and Mrs. Frank MillerMr. and Mrs. Robert MillerMr. and Mrs. Ted MillsMr. and Mrs. Edward Monheimer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Chris MorganMs. Susan NaiserMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Nash


National Christian Foundation of KentuckyNorthwestern Mutual Wealth

ManagementMr. Ramesh NukathotiMr. and Mrs. Ronald ObergefellMr. and Mrs. Charles OechsliMr. Craig OesweinMs. Norma OesweinOvation BrandsMr. and Mrs. Joe PageMs. Paula ParkersonMs. Peggy PattonMr. and Mrs. John PeakeMr. and Mrs. Jimmy PerdueMr. and Mrs. Robert PfaadtMr. and Mrs. Joseph PierceMr. and Mrs. Ray PikeMr. Tony PrinceMr. and Mrs. Michael QuinnMs. Carole RahmMs. Elaine RahmMr. and Mrs. John RamseyRatterman & Sons, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Dan RechterMs. Lize ReedMr. John ReesorMr. Bruce RichmondMs. Debbie RoseMr. William RothwellMr. and Mrs. Anthony RuhlMs. Marjorie RyanSamtec, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Edward SansburyMr. Michael ScheidMr. and Mrs. Wayne SchmidtMs. Mary SchoenMr. Bill SchraederMs. Connie SennéMr. John ShulhaferMs. Vonda SicklesMs. Evelyn SiemensMs. Linda SilverMr. and Mrs. Pete SlacumMr. Jeffrey A SlossMr. and Ms. Stephen SmithMr. and Mrs. Derek SmothersMr. and Mrs. Eric SnellenMr. and Mrs. Mike SostarichMr. and Mrs. David SourwineSquire Boone CavernsMr. and Mrs. Unni SreekumarSt. Peter the Apostle-Friendship ClubStephenson NurseryMr. and Mrs. Ike StetterStoll Keenon Ogden, PLLCMs. Doris StonskaMs. Beatie StraderMr. and Mrs. Tyler Street

Strothman & Company, PSCDr. and Mrs. Larry StroudMr. and Mrs. Tony SumnerMr. Robert TaylorMr. and Mrs. Larry ThomasMr. James ThompsonMr. Albert TillmanTimmy’s Auto Wash, Inc.Mr. Robert TinninMr. and Mrs. Samuel TommieMs. Sharon TurnerValenti, Hanley & Robinson, PLLCVest Advertising Marketing & PRMr. Bob VittitowMs. Michele VoriesMr. Michael WalkerMr. and Mrs. Charles WallerMr. and Mrs. Jason WaltersMr. and Mrs. Gary WarnerMr. Steve WattsMr. James WebbMr. and Mrs. Martin WeberMs. Mary WestermanMs. Linda WilhelmsMr. and Mrs. Tom WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Stephen WilliamsonMr. and Mrs. Eric WillingerMr. Jerry WilsonMr. and Mrs. Tom WilsonWoodhaven Country ClubZeon ChemicalsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth ZnidersicMr. and Mrs. William Zoeller

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Harbor House of Louisville is a 501c3 non-profit organization whose mission is to empower adults with disabilities and their families to lead fulfilled and productive lives.

Light the Way for People with Disabilities

Save the DateFeathers and Friends, the official kick-off to the Ken-Ducky Derby, is moving to

February 25, 2016! Harbor House is pleased to announce that the 2016 Ken-Ducky Derby will be an official event of the Kentucky Derby Festival on April 30, 2016.

Please join us as we kick-off our 2016 Spring duck season with Feathers & Friends on Thursday, February 25, 2016 from 6-10pm at the Frazier History Museum.

Enjoy dinner, drinks, silent auction and a ducktastic good time!

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