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VALPARAISO FAMILY YMCA2019 ANNUAL REPORT

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Dear YMCA Family and Friends,AS WE REFLECT ON 2019, ONE MAJOR THEME COMES TO MIND – Changemakers! Every day, our community partners, members, volunteers and staff work together to deliver the promise of strengthening community by connecting all people to their potential, purpose and each other. Together in 2019, these changemakers delivered this promise to more than 17,000 people through programs that focused on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.

Individuals of all ages walk through the doors at the Y with something different they are looking to achieve; and the Y makes it possible to turn those goals into accomplishments. As a friend of the Y, you’re aware of the critical work that our Y does every day. From preventing summer learning loss for low-income children; to helping cancer survivors regain their strength and stamina; or from ensuring that families have positive spaces to play together; to teaching kids to be safe around water and build their swimming skills – the Y has been a cornerstone for the Valparaiso community. And, every day at the Y is filled with children, adults, seniors and families embracing a different possibility.

What makes our Y special is that we all work together to create these possibilities. Through your time, encouragement, support, and donations, you help provide the gift of possibility to others. And each of these possibilities is available to anyone, regardless of their ability to pay.

This year we celebrate our first Changemaker awards to honor those who help to strengthen our community by sharing their knowledge and resources, along with their innate desire to make the world a better place. With friends of the Y lending their hearts and resources, we all helped to continue the legacy of the Y responding to the needs of our neighbors.

We all came together as Changemakers!

Sincerely,

Dimitri OlympidisChief Volunteer OfficerValparaiso Family YMCA

YMCA STAFF LEADERSHIPRobert WanekChief Executive Officer

Carol DouglasExecutive Assistant

Regina BluellSenior Director of Membership and Childcare

Chuck GutzwillerSenior Director of Programs and Facilities

Jennifer HatserasDirector of Human Resources

Tracey McElreeSenior Director of Advancement

Brittany TrippWellness & Strategic Marketing Director

Zach WagnerDirector of Financial Management

Eric GibsonJim ClaridaDave CollinsDr. John FeltonJeff Fernandez

Edward GarzaMatt HarveyJim MooneyLori NicklasClay Patton

Dr. Jerry RodenbargerJohn ScottJane SzymczakSusie Wireman Ben Zimmer

BOARD MEMBERS

BOARD LEADERSHIPCVODimitri Olympidis

CVO-ElectJulia Hess

TreasurerKathy Ireland

SecretaryErin Hawkins

Board AttorneyTodd Etzler

Ex-OfficioGeorge Carberry

YMCA LEADERSHIP


BETTER TOGETHER We are better together serving our members’ healthcare and wellness needs.

St. Mary Medical Center and the Valparaiso Family YMCA are in the fifth year of their partnership. Both organizations are committed to working together to provide a wide variety of healthcare services, programs and information for Valparaiso residents and Valpo Y members. Our healthcare partnership is focused on a holistic-health approach to living well. In this fast-paced world, it’s more important than ever for us to focus on what matters most – delivering support in fitness and health to help you and your family live well.

During 2019, St. Mary Medical Center provided a variety of programs and services for members of the Valpo Y and for the community, both at the YMCA and locally at the St. Mary Medical Center Valparaiso Health Center, located at 3800 St. Mary Drive, Valparaiso. This year, St. Mary Medical Center added a second Immediate Care location at 1451 Morthland Drive, near US 30. Called South Valpo Immediate Care, the location also offers physical therapy, multi-specialty physician offices, and occupational health services nearby.

Valpo Y members and the community also benefited from physician presentations and guest speakers who offered insight and education that help participants understand sometimes complicated topics, including diabetes, heart health and breast cancer. The annual Healthy Family Day event brought more than 400 people to the Y for health screenings and information.

Integrated Wellness again provided services to hundreds of Y members and Valparaiso residents, and Physical Therapy Services continued to grow its onsite clinic practice, which offers physical and aquatic therapy services in a supportive

and motivating YMCA environment. Physical Therapist Brian Hoener, PT, DPT, also leads the Rock Steady Boxing program. This therapy regimen helps Parkinson’s patients to improve fitness and mobility, and class membership continues to grow.

In addition to these services, Christy Cleveland, RN, BSN, continues to serve as a knowledgeable resource offering compassionate care and assistance to our members. She provides routine diagnostic screenings, weekly blood pressure checks and information about St. Mary Medical Center’s physicians and specialty services. She also teaches the Y’s home blood pressure management program’s monthly nutrition classes. Throughout 2019, Christy consulted with nearly 3,100 individuals, completed more than 2,200 screenings and found more than 400 abnormal results. Important access to these education and screening opportunities have proven to be a valuable benefit to Y members.

St. Mary Medical Center shares the Y’s values and supports its Mission. They are the Presenting Sponsor at all of our fundraising events, including: Y Bash; Golf Outing and Style Show. Through their sponsorship, the Annual Campaign has reached its fundraising goal. Also in 2019, St. Mary Medical Center sponsored the Valparaiso Parks Department’s Valpo Velocity Bike Share program with a bike-sharing station located near the Y. This amenity encourages members to ride bikes to the Y and other local destinations instead of driving.

BETTER TOGETHER PROVIDING THE RIGHT PATH TO CONTINUE TO SERVE AS YOUR TRUSTED PARTNER IN HEALTH AND WELL-BEING. THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING US THAT PRIVILEGE.

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A PARTNER IN HEALTH RESOURCES

Celebrating Our StaffSERVICE AWARDS SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY

YEARSJulie Polizotto

YEARSKennenth AdkinsMarilyn AhnerAnita BeaudoinShannon ClaridaKathryn EvansAmy FraniakChuck GutzwillerLaura Gutzwiller Amy RussellBrittany Tripp

YEARSRebecca AllredGayle AndrewsLexie BluhmShannon BrownJeanne ChowningErin KinselMaria KoehnPamela MurchekJennifer PflughauptKatie RangelMary RichmondTricia RobinsonAudrey SheehanMadeline ShepleyMelissa StasnyEmily UnderwoodEmma Washo

RECOGNIZING THE CAUSE AMBASSADORS! The Cause Ambassadors is a new committee of staff members who have been nominated by their supervisors for their leadership, commitment to our cause, and display of Y values. This team works to celebrate our mission and build strong relationships while implementing special projects.

Pictured left to right Stephanie Crague (Child Watch), Lucinda Robb (Childcare), Johnathan Johnson (Sports), Alyse Kominakis (Wellness), Christine Koprowski (Wellness/Sports)


• Julia Hess• Christy Cleveland • Rob Thorgren • Nate Nunnelly • Jane Szymczak • Tom Newton

Let’s Celebrate the 2019 CHANGEMAKERS

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is a new award honoring outstanding

Valparaiso Family YMCA supporters.

A Changemaker is someone who lives the mission of the Y, makes extraordinary and

unique contributions, and lends their talents and skills to the betterment of the Y and the Valparaiso community.

This inaugural class of Changemakers

represents the talent and passion of our

amazing volunteers.

Julia HessJulia’s Y story begins with engaging her children

at the old Y and leads to her serving as a board member, the 2019 Annual Campaign Chair, and the Chief Volunteer Officer for the 2020-2021 term. She shares her leadership and resources from the heart, “our involvement is about our beliefs.” Julia and her husband contribute to

organizations that are the “vibrant fabric of our

community.” She sees the Y as a pillar in the community, and one that lives up to

its reputation and cause of building strong communities.

Christy ClevelandServing as the St. Mary Health & Wellness Coordinator

at the Y, Christy believes she has the “best job in the world.” She loves working with the Y staff and members,

“meeting new people every day and being able to touch their lives in a meaningful way is rewarding.”

Whether it’s researching, teaching, or taking blood pressure, Christy loves helping people feel comfortable

with getting care. She is passionate about opportunities to learn and share with the community.

CHANGEMAKERS


Nate NunnellyNate has a long history with the Y’s Ringing in

Spring race, from running it with high school and college teams, to leading it as the volunteer Race Coordinator. Both he, and now his daughter, have grown up with Y youth sports and swim lessons from Miss Ruth. Nate believes in the Y, “bringing the

community together, helping all ages stay active and healthy, and supporting youth engagement

and families. The Y is a part of what makes Valpo special, a community

people see value in belonging to.”

CHANGEMAKERS

Rob ThorgrenRob’s deeply rooted history with the Y stems from

his family and through his community leadership. “The Y is a great board to cut your teeth, it helps you contribute and come up with ideas. I liked it so much I stayed for ten years!” He appreciates the leadership and work it takes to make the Y a

success. “The Y is essential to our community – not only for fitness –

but for socialization, team building and overall citizenship.” The Y is thankful for

Rob’s commitment to building strong community in Valparaiso.

Jane SzymzcakBoard member, Jane Szymzcak, trusts the Y and

the values it stands for. “From childcare to seniors, youth sports, swim lessons, yoga, basketball,

physical therapy, the Y has it all. The Y builds confidence, healthy minds and healthy bodies.” The Y has always been a good fit for her family, “we are sports people, always

like to participate.” Jane’s passion shines through her board service, encouraging people to get involved,

become members or become donors and sponsors.

Tom NewtonAfter growing up with the Y, Tom looked to get

involved when he moved back to town. He quickly spent ten of the last eleven years serving on the board, committees and dreaming up the signature fundraising event, YBash, with fellow board member,

Rob Thorgren. “The Y is more than brick and mortar, it is its mission, helping

the greater good, supporting physical and mental health for the community.

The Y is a respite for so many in the community – and we need to support it.”


With the current state of the world’s marketplace, 2019 seems itself like it could have been years ago!

January began with a bang, as we were working our way through the results of an incredibly volatile December just a few weeks prior. In 2019, the world saw large rebounds in stocks, bonds, oil, as well as gold. The gains of the market could arguably be driven from the Federal Reserve, who made three separate rate cuts. The addition of increased corporate earnings compared to 2018 certainly did its part as well. All major sectors were able to finish with higher values, paving the way for 2019 to be the eleventh year of the bull market, making it the longest bull market in U.S. history, according to Fidelity.

With the help of our financial partners at StrategIQ® Financial Group, our Foundation was able to take part in these fortunate rebounds.

Our Foundation ended 2019 with a balance of $1,678,085. This represents a gain of 12% since the start of 2019.

Thanks to this growth, we were able to continue our mission of providing essential funding to the YMCA, to the tune of $67,439.36. We were also able to grant four scholarships worth $1,500 each to high school seniors in Porter County, who we believe will have the upmost ability to succeed at the collegiate level and beyond. As our Foundation grows, we look forward to the chance to provide much more to the Valparaiso Family YMCA and our community!

We are also fortunate to partner with the Porter County Community Foundation, where multiple endowment funds have been established by wonderfully generous families and champions of our mission. Funds held in perpetuity at the Porter County Community Foundation in our name had a 2019-year end balance of $224,744.

We are grateful for all contributions to the Foundation, regardless of size. Every dollar helps to ensure that the Valparaiso Family YMCA will continue to make a difference in peoples’ lives for decades to come.

For more information about the Foundation and the Infinity Circle, or to contribute, please contact our CEO, Bob Wanek, or Senior Director of Advancement, Tracey McElree.

John SchoeningYMCA Foundation Board Chair

2019 INFINITY CIRCLE MEMBERSDebra and William AndersonJohn Barile**Linda and Bruce Berner*Don BivensRosann and Peter CandelaKathy and Richard CarlsonWilma** and Karl CenderDiane and Rolando ChilianTroy ClarkLila and Ray CohenSuman DasThelma Dickey**Margaret DuffinMarcia and Ron EatonDoris and Robert Eckert**Gordon EtzlerTodd EtzlerCynthia and Dr. John FeltonSusan and Karl FraleyRita and Damien GabisAlice and Glenn GambelBarbara and Charles Geiss

Cathy and Ralph GreenawaldMae Ann HendersonChristine and Duane HamacherMary HenrichsJulia and Frederick Hess IIIMarjorie Hess**Dana HiceMartha HighlandPatricia and John HinkeyJelaine and Peter HortonSharon and James HubbardLynn and Mike JankowskeJohn E. JohnsonAnn and Mike JonesRobert JunceauTeresa and David KarpKaren and Tom KennedyDebra and R. Bradley KoeppenCheryl and Todd LeethIrene Malasto**Patricia and Dr. Lawrence McAfeeJohanna and James McGill

Crystal and Dimitri Olympidis*Carol and Dennis RichardsonLinda and Dr. Jerry RodenbargerFaye SawyierConnie and John SchoeningBeverly and John ShroatJacki StutzmanPatricia and Glenn TaborTeachers Credit UnionDebera and Richard ThompsonNatalie and Robert ThorgrenDonald Turner*Victoria and Joseph UbbenKaren and Richard VogelsangLisa and Robert WanekElizabeth and Wayne WelterDeborah WinterJohn Wolf**Marian and Charles L. Worden

*New in 2019 **Deceased

2019 FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERSJohn SchoeningCHAIR

George Carberry BOARD ATTORNEY

Dr. John (Jack) FeltonTREASURER

Bruce Berner

Dave Karp

Brian Laciak

Charlie McGill

Annmarie Severson

YMCA 2019 Endowment Fund Financial Summary

The Infinity Circle is a special group of people who believe in the purposes and traditions of the

Valparaiso Family YMCA and want to ensure its mission for future generations by making a gift of $1000 or more to the Foundation, or

remembering the Foundation in their estate plan.

Beginning Value January 1, 2019 $1,488,917.64

Contributions to Fund $26,231.68

Dividends and Interest $71,078.56

Market Depreciation $168,824.76

Withdrawals from Account $67,439.36

Management Fees $9,527.74

Ending ValueDecember 31, 2019

$1,678,085.54

IMPACTING LIVES


YOUTH DEVELOPMENTEnsuring youth reach their potential

STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY IS OUR CAUSE2019 Community Impact GuideVALPARAISO FAMILY YMCAFrom exercise to education, from volleyball to volunteerism, from preschool to preventive health, the Y doesn’t just strengthen bodies – the Y strengthens community.

We are a unique, charitable organization, created to meet the individual needs of our community in Valparaiso. We are a welcoming and inclusive community. A place to connect with others. A safe place to learn and grow. A place to find motivation for your health. And a neighborhood resource caring for those who need us most by providing tools for a healthy and rewarding life.

Strong children need a strong community committed to their success. We rise to the demand for more quality early childhood education, for social and emotional development opportunities, and engagement outside of the classroom – regardless of ability to pay.

2,208Children learned water safety through Y Swim Lessons

12%Growth in before and after school care participants

OPPORTUNITIES

LET’S RAISE!

1,118Children developed new skills and confidence in 12 youth sports leagues

112Children received financial assistance for quality early childhood education

YOUTH DEVELOPMENTPrograms• Before & After School Care• Can-Do-Kids Specialty Aquatics Class• Child Watch• Kids Fitness• Free Weights for Youth• Fun Days• Lego® Mindstorms®

• Martial Arts• Pre-School• Private Sports Coaching• Homeschool Gym

• Scouting Merit Badge• Scuba Diving• SPLASH• Summer Camp• Swim Lessons• Valpo Skates• Wellness Center 101• Y Tiny Tots• Youth Sports Leagues and Clinics: Basketball, Cross Country, Dodgeball, Indoor Soccer, Tee-ball, Track and Field, Volleyball

I don’t believe I would have been able to maintain my sobriety of twelve years without the YMCA. ~Anonymous member thanks the Y for help becoming sober

“I had graduated high school and played college football, but when I became an alcoholic and an addict, my life spiraled out of control and I lost everything I worked so hard for. After I finally got the help I needed for my disease, I came to the Y looking for the opportunity to exercise and better myself physically, emotionally and mentally.

I was so grateful to receive financial assistance and to feel accepted by the staff I met in that process. I am a current member of the Y, no longer needing assistance, and am happy to pay for my full membership. I am working full time and continue to help others who are affected like I was and am. The Valparaiso Family YMCA has been a huge influence in my recovery process.”

Dot Nuechterlein shares how important the Y is for older adultsY member, retired Valparaiso University

professor and published author, Dot Nuechterlein shares how the Y helps seniors

stay socially engaged and physically active.

“The Y is a great place to expand your friendship circle. You see people you recognize here – people who may not be

friends but they are always friendly.”Dot loves how it’s easy to fit in. “Specific programming meets people’s interests and stages of life. The staff understand when we have different abilities than we had when we were younger. The classes are inclusive and I always get something out of it.” The Y inspires her to think about her well-being and do something about it.

Beth Bennett-McGrew appreciates Y School Age Childcare “The staff really make my kids feel valued. The Y has made a huge impact on them.” “We recently lost CCDF funding, we just missed the cut-off and the Y looked for everything they could to make this work for us. The Y has been amazing.” Her family receives financial

assistance from the Y’s Annual Campaign. This kind of support gives Beth the ability to work, and to know her children are taken care of - engaged in activities, getting their homework done

and receiving guidance.

My kids love going to the Y!” They love being outside and playing games, hands-on building, experiments and crafts. Beth loves the Y’s commitment to values-based programming. “The Y backs up what my husband and I teach our kids. It means so much to our family.”


• Adaptive Recreation Specialty Aquatics Class• Adult Sports Leagues: Basketball, Dodgeball, Pickleball, Volleyball• Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring • Book Club • Energy Healing• Gather & Grow• Getting Started Consultations• Group Exercise Classes• InShape (Partnership with Porter-Starke Services)• LIVESTRONG® at the Y• Martial Arts• Mental Health Wellness Initiative • Mind/Body Wellness

• Monthly Activities for Active Older Adults• Monthly Free Workshops• Partnership with St. Mary Medical Center: Blood Pressure Screening, Diabetes Prevention Education, Health Seminars and Screenings, Rock Steady Boxing• Personal Training • Scuba Diving• Senior Summer Challenge • SilverSneakers• Small Group Personal Training• Specialty Group Classes• Spiritual Wellness• Water Fitness• Wellness Orientations

A thriving community needs recreational offerings that bring people together and promote well-being. Valparaiso has a growing aging population looking to stay active and also strives to instill healthy lifestyle habits for our youth. We provide community and support for members seeking to live a healthier lifestyle or dealing with health concerns.

84Middle school aged children learned how to live a healthy and active lifestyle through wellness center training in the Wellness 101 class

29Cancer survivors found community and healing of the mind, body and spirit through LIVESTRONG® at the Y

HEALTHY LIVINGHelping all individuals improve their health and well-being

SUPPORT & KINDNESS

LET’S RAISE!

HEALTHY LIVINGPrograms

A highly engaged community embraces family values, civic engagement, and fosters a caring, supportive environment. We serve as a community center and partner to offer events, trainings and workshops, and multiple services to help families in need back on their feet.

$300,337was given in financial assistance for 519 individual and family memberships

233 HOURSTogetherhood, the Y’s member-led volunteer service program, volunteered 233 hours with 4 on-going projects responding to community needs

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYGiving back to support our neighbors

• Arts Week• Breakfast with Santa• Children Community Connection• Christmas Market• Collective Drives• CPR, First Aid and Lifeguarding Certification• Daddy Daughter Date Night• Family Fall Frolic• Financial Aid for Memberships, Child Care and Programs

• Group Home Memberships• Halloween at the Y• Healthy Family Day• Intrepid Phoenix• Lenten Luncheon• Local Business Discounts• Membership Reciprocity at other YMCAs• Middle and High School Open Y Night• Partnership with Our Greater Good: Love and Logic• Warming/Cooling Center

STRONG COMMUNITIES

LET’S RAISE!

1,933 VISITS12 group homes received financial assistance for memberships, resulting in visits for individuals in at-risk or low-income situations

141Volunteer coaches were a positive influence for children in Y Youth Sports programs

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYPrograms

4,745Active Older Adults have found a home with the Y’s specialized programming and community support

160Y group exercise classesserved and supported 18,092 members towards their health goals


OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Membership Revenue $3,690,060

Program Service Revenue $1,847,735

Contributions, Grants and Special Events

$455,772

Investments, Other Income and Foundation

$214,972

TOTAL OPERATING $6,208,540

OPERATING EXPENSES

Youth Development $2,106,149

Healthy Living $2,802,890

Social Responsibility $647,918

TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES $5,556,957

Fundraising and Mission Advancement $353,764

General Administration $312,743

Total Support Services $665,807

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $6,222,763

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS ($14,223)

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash- Unrestricted $1,705,030

Cash Restricted for Debt Service $621,507

Cash Restricted for Maintenance Reserve

$901,598

Short Term Investments $480,244

Receivables (Non Capital Pledges) $32,900

Other $71,404

TOTAL $3,812,683

NON-CURRENT ASSETS

PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT, NET $14,921,408

CAPITAL PLEDGES $238,334

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Custodial Funds $333,960

Cash Restricted for Debt Service $2,190

Deferred Revenue $203,351

Current Portion of Bonds Payable $294,218

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $833,719

TOTAL LIABILITIES $5,473,456

TOTAL NET ASSETS $13,499,490

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $18,927,946

FINANCIALS


At the Y, we manage our finances to ensure we can fulfill our mission, while offering services accessible to all. We leverage every dollar to create a better community.

HEALTHY LIVING50%

YOUTHDEVELOPMENT

38%

SOCIALRESPONSIBILITY

12%

2019 EXPENSES BY AREA OF FOCUS

TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES

89%

FUNDRAISING AND MISSION

ADVANCEMENT6% GENERAL

ADMINISTRATION5%

2019 EXPENSES

1st Source BankRon AdkinsAdler PlanetariumAffordable RemodelersAftermath Dorothy and Walt AilesAlbanese CandyTerry AlbrechtDina AllenAM Stabilizers CorporationAmazonSmileAMC Hobart 12Barth AndersonAnderson FoundationAnderson InsuranceAnonymous Leslie AnthonyArcelorMittal Matching Gifts ProgramArctic Engineering Co., Inc.Joan and Kent ArmstrongAssociated PediatriciansATM TruckingAurelio’s Pizza

Anthony AvalosGreg BaisdenJohn BalanoffBarnes & NobleTom BarnettLiz and Jeff BartholomewJan BaysChristine BazinKaren and Robert BehrendBen’s PretzelsNancy and Richard BenderJacelyn BenkovichWilliam BergerBerkshire Hathaway Home ServicesBarb BernardiHeidi and Sam Bernardi IIILinda and Bruce BernerRoslyn and Charles BestermanBonnie and James BeversdorfBeyond PinkBig Splash AdventureJaymi BishopBlondiesRegina Bluell

Blythe’s AthleticsStephan BlushBoyConn PrintingDianna and Jack BroganMargaret and Michael BrownAlana BruinPat and Warren BucklerBun’s SoapboxBurger HausDina ByvoetsCabela’sFaith and John CannonElaine CaporaleAndrea and George CarberryAshley CarsonCrystal CartwrightRuth CavanaughColleen CedarKarl CenderCentier BankCentury21 Alliance/Sommer and AssociatesCharlson HomesChase Bank

FINANCIALS YMCA DONORS


Chester Inc.Chicago BearsChicago Cubs Chicago Street TheaterChicago White SoxChildren’s Museum of IndianapolisDiane and Rolando ChilianKathleen and Charles ChristianCoashMaggie and Dean CobbleColdstone CreameryColdwell BankerSandy and Robert CoolmanCooper’s Hawk WineryCosmo Spa NailsCosmopolitan DentistryCostcoThe Course at AberdeenChristine CraigCaryn CristStephanie and Marv CrookCrooked Creek TrailsCrozier’s Dairy QueenCrusader HomesCulver’s of ValparaisoDorothy and Walt DaiberCarol and Mark DavidsonDearborn In ChicagoSusan and Doug DedelowDelta Theta Tau SororityDesigner DessertsRuth DickeyInga DickinsonBrian DietzenRaymond DirindinRolando DirindinDish Restaurant

Joann and Djuro DjankovichRob DolliverCarol DouglasChad DouglasHerbert DouglasJulie and George DouglasScott DouglasElizabeth DrakosDuesenberg Automobile MuseumDunkin’ DonutsE & A JewelersE & M SpecialistsEarthwise, Inc.Marla EdwardsElectrician’s Local 531Christopher Emerick and Cara Lance-Emerick Judith and Gary EngleRobert EspieEthos Insurance and Risk ManagementKathryn EvansExtra Mile FitnessFamily Express CorporationDr. John and Cindy FeltonLauren and Jeff FernandezAline FickenField MuseumLani FisherFlanagin’s Bulk Mail ServiceFt. Wayne ZooFour Winds CasinoSusan and Karl FraleyAmy FraniakFrozen GardenFunflatablesFurin

G.W. Berkheimer Co.Rita and Damien GabisAllan and Kim GabrieleGary SouthShore RailCatsBarb and Biff GeissBeth and Gary GermannMinakshi GhumanSidney and Eric GibsonLynn GilkeyKelly and Matt GlarosMary Kay GoehlMarie and Tom GoodingDiane and George GordonBeth and Raymond GoughKelly and Matt GlarosRuth GorskiGraingerThe Great Frame UpGreek’s PizzeriaCathy and Ralph GreenawaldMichelle and Charlie GreenawaldMary GreenawaldRobbie GreenawaldGrieger Motor SalesDee GruszkaChuck GutzwillerMari HahnNichole HainesHair Cuttery of ChestertonScott HamiltonHampton Inn & SuitesDr. Alice Harrington and Dr. Thomas LudwigKen HarterEmily and Matt HarveyJennifer HatserasConstance Haussman

Erin and Joel HawkinsHeat Wagon, Inc.Marilyn and Allen HellwegeCarol and Larry HemdalHenry Ford MuseumJulia and Fred HessKaren and Bill HigbieHighTower Great LakesPatricia and John HinkeyDavid HinshawJames HinsonJill and Jim HitzMartha HoeppnerHoeppner, Wagner & EvansSusan and Mark HoffmanMelanie HoffmanTina HoffmanHoliday World & Splashin’ SafariDerrick HolmanHomenclatureHoosier Bat CompanyHoosier Window WashingHouse of FabianHowl at the MoonLaura and James HrusovskyLinda and Glenn HummelKathy and Kenneth HydeIBM Employee Services CenterImmanuel Lutheran Impact TeamIndiana Beverage, Inc.Indiana Medical MuseumIndianapolis Colts Community ProgramIndianapolis ZooIndy 500Inn at AberdeenInteractive Fitness Holdings, LLC

iO TheaterKathy IrelandJoellen and Richard IrelandiSmile OrthodonticsIU NorthwesternJaks WarehouseJC Penney Community FoundationJodi JacksonMargaret JamesGlen JanssenJoseph JarneckeSusan and Joe JaskowiakCharles JensonMary Ann and Jim JohnsonAnn and Mike JonesBriana JosephKatherine JosephJourney Senior Living of ValparaisoJourneyman DistilleryRobert JunceauJerry KahrsDiane KalmbachKappa, Kappa, Kappa SororityTeresa and Dave KarpMichelle and Michael KeenanKaren and Tom KennedyKentucky Fried ChickenCindy KimmelJanet KimmelNancy and Kevin KirchoffMackenna KispertKiwanis Club of ValparaisoJeffrey KlancerKate KliseConnie and Paul KnauffCarrie KochNancy Koepke

Alyse KominakisCathy and Jim KozelkaGreta KramerWarren KrebsLynda KruegerGregory KurtzSally and Mark LaBarberaLamar of Chicago/NW IndianaLauren and Jeff LambBetty LambertDiana and Steven LangerDarko LatinovicRichard LeakeLeverich Painting and DecorationLewyckyj-Taglia-Felton Eye ClinicsMarilyn and Bruce LindnerC. David LittleLotus Wellness CollectivePaul LuedtkeRoger LuekensMartha LukeMichael LyonsJeff LyonsLeonardo MachadoMain + LincolnMarengo CaveMarian MarionMarilyn’s BakeryThe MarketJoseph MarkovichMartin Binder Jeweler, Inc.Martini’s Massage EnvyTracy MattDennis MayDr. Larry and Patti McAfeeMcAlister’s Deli


Samantha McCarleyTracey McElreeMarilyn and Malcom McGawnJohanna and James McGillKathryn and Stewart McMillanMemorial Opera HouseLinda MendezMerilee MeschefskeRuss MillerSarah MinerDawn MinichKori MobleyEmil ModrowskiMoeller Funeral HomeGail and Jim MooneyKay MorrisEdward Mosser and Leigh FullerMuseum of Science & IndustrySusan NagelMary NewlinNewton & AssociatesLori NicklasHope NiemeyerApryl NikschMarla NikschNIPSCOFaith NoeDebra and Gene NovelloMaggie and Tim O’BrienCrystal and Dimitri OlympidisDebby and Larry OmoOpportunity Enterprises – Amazing MarketAnne PadoParea RestaurantLonnie and Bob PasquellaPaycom Payroll, LLC

Peoples BankPepsi CoDarlene and Mike PerryMary PersynPeter Horton Charitable Remainder AnnuityLisa PetreJill PfisterJennifer PflughauptDonna and Jack Phelps Pikk’s TavernPhilips Ace HardwareKathy and Mark PhillipsGeraldine PigottPatti PopePorter County FairPowder Processing and TechnologyPat and Hal PufferPuntillo & Crane OrthodonticsThe Pure Fat Weight Loss ChallengeR.B. Smith Co. Inc.RadiusRegional Federal Credit UnionMindy ReinekeLois ReinerRestaurant Management Corp.Aaron ReynoldsSheriff Dave ReynoldsRicochet TacosKathryn RidingerRise ‘N Roll BakeryAnnette and Mark RitziRodan & FieldsDr. Jerry and Linda RodenbargerThomas RoeRoots Organic Juice CafeNicole and Brian Rossman

Royal George TheaterChris RunnionAnn and Daniel RuggaberRunning VinesSt. Mary Medical CenterSalon DivaJeff SamardzijaSand Creek Country ClubRachel SandbergDeborah SandersNancy and Tim ScannellHeidi SchaeferConnie and John SchoeningCheryl SchreiberZachery SchwartzSarah and John ScottMitchell SerberSerenity Salon & SpaShedd AquariumDr. Mary Ann ShellerLisa and Joe ShepleyBev and John ShroatSilcott ShoesSimko SignsOvetus SingletonSky DeckKathleen and Ron SmithAllix SmithRachel SmithSmyleCrystal and Matt SolidayOwen SommersDiane SonnenbergSouthwest AirlinesJohn SparksSpecial Kids/Special NeedsWendy Spencer

Stacks Bar & GrillCarol StalkerJosh StamperMelissa StasnyWilliam SteinbrecherLanie and Scott SteinwartMichael StepanSharon StimsonStoryPointStrack & Van TilJacki StutzmanBonnie SullivanSuzie’s CafeJane and Tom SzymczakAnn TannehillTastefully Simple /Lynda KruegerJordan TaylorTeachers Credit UnionTeam ChevyEileen and Mike TeleskyThird Coast SpiceKim ThomasDebera and Richard ThompsonTyler ThorgrenNatalie and Rob ThorgrenThorgren Tool & Molding Co., Inc.The TimesTogetherhood CommitteeTomato BarTown & Country MarketsToy Ann’s SweeterieTraces SalonTrail Inn LiquorsKris and Dave TrappBrittany Tripp Truist Distributing, LLCTudor Floors

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