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2013 Annual Report
6 1 6 T u c k e r S t r e e t , R a l e i g h , N C 2 7 6 0 3 9 1 9 - 8 3 3 - 6 4 0 0 S a i n t S a v i o u r C e n t e r . o r g
Community Centered Outreach
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Five-Year Investment Pays Off Sharon Hayes, Executive Director
It’s hard to believe it has been five years since I first stepped
into Saint Saviour’s Center (SSC). SSC’s founders had
poured their hearts and souls into reinventing the old Saint
Saviour’s Mission, making it relevant for today’s community
needs. It was a place for outreach where volunteers could
serve the community, and it it had a lot of potential.
Yet, in 2009 the business of SSC was in a vulnerable state. Donations were
declining, as the national economy was in a downfall. The leadership was in
transition, public awareness about the center was missing, and the property
was showing signs of neglect. There was much work to do before SSC could
truly be successful.
The Board and I took a step-by-step approach to addressing each challenge.
Our process included:
Developing a strategic plan as a roadmap for moving forward.
Designing an organizational structure to focus on key areas, such as
fundraising, communications, programs and property care.
Recruiting volunteers to clean, paint and repair the facilities.
Documenting administrative procedures to manage the organization
more effectively.
Building a support network within the community.
Adding new programs and volunteer opportunities.
Creating a development plan for public awareness and year-round
fundraising activities.
Monitoring the finances and making budget adjustments as needed.
Our efforts paid off. Today, SSC supports programs that feed the hungry,
care for babies, nurture seniors and educate children. Each year, more than
200 volunteers distribute food and diapers, provide administrative assistance,
lead activities and spiritual programs, organize events, and maintain the
property.
The organization now receives financial support and in-kind donations from
individuals, churches, businesses, schools and neighborhoods across Wake
County. In 2013 donations increased, and we ended the year with our income
exceeding expenses for the first time since 2008. The additional funds are
being reinvested in the center and its programs.
I want to offer a big THANK YOU to our Board, committees, volunteers and
donors. Because of your belief in the mission, your tireless energy and your
ongoing support, SSC is now ready for new challenges and continued growth.
Currently the Board, led by Marshall Lamb, is preparing a long-range plan that
will lead us into the next five years. I look forward to exploring new ways of
reaching more even people in the future.
Board of Directors
2013 2014
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
John Cella
Marshall Lamb
Kate Rivers
Emily Smith
Allene Adams
Jan Hoomani
Marie Jones
Sara Jo Manning
John Monaghan
Al Moore
John Purrington
Elaine Wood
Hunter Wyche
Marshall Lamb
Hunter Wyche
Elaine Wood
Emily Smith
Allene Adams
John Cella
Al Conyers
Jan Hoomani
Sara Jo Manning
John Monaghan
John Purrington
Sallie Ransom
Kate Rivers
Cece Scott, Acting
Advisors and Liaisons
Christ Church Vestry
Wake Relief
Clergy, Christ Church
Clergy, White Memorial
Legal Counsel
Jimmy Glover
Michele Murphy
Miller Hunter
Gloria Johnson
Bryant Paris
Jimmy Glover
Michele Murphy
Miller Hunter
Gloria Johnson
Bryant Paris
Staff Sharon Hayes, Executive Director
Sylvia Harlen, Community Health Nurse
Office Volunteers Administration: Bob Herbert Bookkeeping: Jody Grayson, Betty Peterson Communications: Ann Wilkinson Diaper Train: Allene Adams, Cameron Ellerbe Operations: Dave Simons, Bob Mets
Our Mission Saint Saviour's Center is a community outreach ministry that
provides a home for human service organizations and offers
health, wellness and recreational programs for the elderly and
low-income residents of Raleigh and Wake County.
Our Beliefs As volunteers serving the community, we believe we are called to:
Care for our neighbors in need
Nurture and educate those who are less fortunate
Support outreach programs that align with our mission
Executive Overview
Strategic Plan 2011-2014
Telling Our Story
Service to the Community
Measurements & Analysis
Sustainable Funding
Long-Range Planning
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From Diapers to Duets: Saint Saviour's
Makes a Difference Dane Huffman, Communications Advisor
Imagine trying to raise a child and being so poor, and desperate for
diapers, that you had to use a grocery bag instead of a diaper for your
daughter.
That’s the situation some people in Raleigh find themselves in, and why
The Diaper Train at Saint Saviour’s, and other programs at Saint
Saviour’s, are so vital to those in need. Programs like The Diaper Train,
Community Music School, Wake Relief and Meals on Wheels have a
home at Saint Saviour’s, which serves as the soil that allows them to
blossom.
Stop by The Diaper Train at any time when customers are coming in
to pick up their diapers, and you can see a great example of how
Saint Saviour’s works.
Diapers are stored and catalogued, and parents and care-givers come in
at specific times to get what they need. Those times when the doors open
can be bustling, with moms and dads arriving with children in their arms
to get diapers and grab a book as well. They are referred by other
agencies in the city and greeted at Saint Saviour’s by the smiles of Allene
Cooley Adams, Cameron Ellerbe and many dedicated volunteers.
Diapers can cost a family $100 a month per child, and so naturally
families in need try to save as much as possible. They sometimes use old
shirts, towels and even grocery bags if necessary.
In 2011 the SSC Board developed a strategic plan that
included capturing measurements for statistical
analysis. After three years of collecting data, here are
some interesting things we’ve learned.
Since 2008 Healthy Living for Seniors has helped
339 seniors navigate the aging process. 40% of
them have participated in the program for two or
more years.
In 2012 The Diaper Train’s distribution increased
Community Impact
Outreach Program Offerings Population People Served Frequency per Person
Healthy Living for Seniors Classes, activities, counseling Older Adults 212 Weekly
The Diaper Train Diapers, wipes, books Babies 1,800 Monthly, or as needed
Wake Relief Emergency groceries Families and individuals 9,591 One-time or bi-monthly, as needed
Meals on Wheels Lunch and fellowship Older Adults 75 Daily (weekdays)
Community Music School Individual and group lessons Youth, K-12 95 Weekly
Outreach programs at Saint Saviour’s Center make a significant impact for people of all ages, races, nationalities and faith backgrounds. These
programs serve low-income residents in our community, or in socio-economic terms, the working poor. Most people who come to SSC for services are
self-sufficient, yet their income isn’t enough to meet all of their needs. Together, programs at Saint Saviour’s Center help more than 10,000 Wake
County residents each year. We are grateful for their gifts to the community, and we are honored to support them in their missions.
The Diaper Train has exploded since its launch in 2011 and expects to
distribute its one millionth diaper in June. The program is full of
amazing examples of people who needed help.
Lynn, a single mother, cares for her four children, three
grandchildren and four of her cousin’s children in addition to working 30 hours a week. The Diaper Train, she said, “helps me so much.”
Faiza and Mohammed came to The Diaper Train through a
resettlement program after coming to Raleigh from Somalia.
Carla has been served by The Diaper Train since 2012. She has
two children, and her 7-year-old remains in diapers because of health issues.
Another program flourishing at Saint Saviour’s is Community
Music School (CMS). The school has served 2,000 people since
beginning in 1994 and has found a home at Saint Saviour’s.
Underprivileged children get superb music lessons once a week for only
$1 each time.
CMS also includes trips to performances and recitals. But the real goal
is to use music to inspire students and build their confidence and self-
esteem. Students who once never thought college was possible are
finding themselves accepted to schools around the state.
“Those skills carry over to the classroom and that carries over to
society,” said Saint Saviour’s executive director Sharon Hayes. “That’s
the outreach part of what they do. What they are doing is helping these
kids truly have a better life for themselves.”
And that’s the point of what Saint Saviour’s does, every day –
empowering people to make a difference in their lives.
by 370% from the previous year. Between 2012
and 2013 distribution increased again by 90%.
Our resident program Wake Relief provided
groceries for 7,000 people in 2011, 8,800 in 2012
and 9,600 in 2013.
In 2011 SSC program volunteers served 9,470
hours. By 2013, volunteerism grew to 14,326
hours — an increase of 51%.*
*SSC programs only. Volunteerism for Wake Relief, Community Music School or Meals on Wheels is tracked separately.
Measuring Our Progress
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Community Partner of
SSC Program Reports
Additional diaper drives were held throughout
the year, along with generous financial and
in-kind gifts. With gratitude, we thank:
Diaper Drives Aldert Root Elementary School Brittany Trace Neighborhood Campbell Law School Cisco Systems Edenton Street United Methodist Church Enloe High School First Presbyterian Church Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Greystone Baptist Church Hillyer Memorial Christian Church Jodie Murphy and Friends Junior League Sustainers National Charity League National Honor Society North Raleigh Presbyterian Church Queens Court Book Club St. Michael’s Episcopal Church The Oberlin Neighborhood Whitaker Mill Road / Wills Ave. Neighborhood White Memorial Vacation Church School
Sponsorships Christ Church Julia Ellen Crump Foundation Ella Ann L. & Frank B. Holding Foundation Purdue Pharmaceuticals Regency Centers - Cameron Village TriMark Solutions White Memorial Presbyterian Church
In-Kind Contributors French West Vaughan Mims Distributing Project Enlightenment St. David’s School Williams Realty & Building Company In September Governor McCrory issued a
proclamation for Diaper Need Awareness
Week to help diaper banks across our state
promote the need for North Carolina families
who struggle to provide diapers for their
babies.
The Diaper Train Coordinators: Allene Adams, Cameron Ellerbe
This program continues growing at a rapid
pace. In 2013 The Diaper Train became a
Community Partner with National Diaper Bank
Network – a pilot program that allows us to
receive 250,000 diapers per year from
Huggies, network with other diaper banks
across the U.S. and assist new diaper banks in
our region.
Many families were referred to our Tuesday
and Thursday distributions. Our volunteers
distributed 456,000 diapers, 4,000 packs of
wipes and 7,000 children’s books to families in
need. Of the diapers, 70,000
went to local agencies,
including:
Catholic Parish Outreach Growing Together Preschool Habitat for Humanity Haven House Interact of Wake County Lutheran Family Services Raleigh Rescue Mission SAFEchild of NC Salvation Army Southlight at Kinton Court StepUp Ministry Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network (WIHN) Wake Relief Women’s Center of Wake County Young Lives In the spring we held our first city-wide
Mother’s Day Diaper Drive. Schools,
churches, businesses, civic groups, doctors’
offices and neighborhoods across Raleigh and
Cary set up collection sites for diapers, pull-
ups and baby wipes. Thanks to:
BB&T Cameron Village: Beleza, Cheshire Cat,
McDonald's, The UPS Store, Uniquities Christ Church Exploris Follow the Child Montessori School Grubb Ventures Hayes Barton UMC Preschool Hillyer Memorial Christian Church Disciples
Women's Ministry Magnolia Glen Mid-Carolina OB/GYN Poyner Spruill, LLP Realtor Foundation of the Triangle Regency Centers Smith Anderson Law Firm TriMark Digital WakeMed Cary White Memorial Presbyterian Church York Properties
Healthy Living for Seniors Coordinators: Sylvia Harlen, Sharon Hayes
We are continuing our commitment to serve
senior and disabled residents in public housing.
Each year we gain new insights into this
increasingly diverse
population, which helps us
respond to their health,
nutrition and spiritual needs.
In 2013 interactive wellness
classes were held weekly for
residents of Glenwood Towers
and Carriage House
communities. The classes
included:
Group discussions on managing chronic
illness – diabetes, hypertension, heart
disease, high cholesterol and arthritis
Individual health counseling
Healthy cooking sessions using fresh,
unprocessed foods
Education and consultations on common
legal problems affecting the elderly by a
Legal Aid attorney
Outings to the Bargain Box and K&W
Cafeteria
The SSC Program Committee provided oversight
to volunteer programs that keep seniors active.
The seniors participated in Bingo, book club,
walking groups, arts and crafts, knitting and
crochet , men’s breakfast
meetings, trips to the Farmers
Market and seasonal parties.
Our spiritual support team led
Bible studies, offered pastoral
counseling, and held Memorial
and Healing services to help
residents cope with grief, loss
and loneliness.
We appreciate the commitment of those who help
older adults achieve healthier lifestyles.
Residents enjoy an outing at Farmer’s Market Restaurant.
Programs at Saint Saviour’s Center are in two categories: SSC Programs and Resident Programs. SSC Programs are managed by the Board, staff
and volunteers of Saint Saviour’s Center. They include Healthy Living for Seniors and The Diaper Train. Resident Programs are separate
organizations or programs of larger organizations that reside at SSC. They include Wake Relief, Meals on Wheels, Community Music School and
Haitian Evangelical Community Church. The reports below reflect activities and progress of SSC Programs in 2013.
Volunteers of all ages help The Diaper Train.
Arts and Crafts class brings out creativity.
Every child gets a book to take home.
Pastoral visits offer spiritual nurture.
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Many volunteers came to SSC in 2013 to serve in programs or to help with events and office support. Their time, talent and energy made a huge
difference for the center, its core programs and resident programs. Thanks to all volunteers at The Diaper Train, Healthy Living for Seniors, Meals on
Wheels, Wake Relief and Community Music School.
Allene Adams, & family Nina & Monica Adams Colleen Aguirre Jessica Allen Beth Alley Peter Anderson Sandy Anthony Mary Mclean Asbill Kathy Baars Anna Baird John Baker Kim and Bat Barber Romy Barefoot Sarah Barnhill Erla Beegle Shannon Bellamy Charlie Blunt Mary & Julian Bossong Joy Bowen Becky Bradley Cooper Bratton Barrett Brewer Mary Jane Bryant John Bryant Vicki Buckholz Marilyn Budrow Kelly Burkhardt Connie Burwell Lou Cansler Gray Carlin Elizabeth Cates Ansley & John Cella,
& family Marion Church Mary Clayton Kay Coleman Betsy Coley Katherine Connell,
& family Alli Corsmeier Valerie Cozart Sheila Crabtree Sandra Davis
Mary LaSalla Davis Wendy Dawson Sandy & John DeLuca Emily Doyle Jim Duley Martha Dunnagan Aazim El-Amin Cameron Ellerbe, & family Tom Emmel Ethel Evans Martha Evans Anne Flick Jan Floyd Frances Fontaine Julian Fortier Julian Fox Grace and Jeff Franklin Tate Garrison Patty Gibson Jakie Glick Tina & Jimmy Glover,
& family Mary Anne Grabarek Amy Gray Jody Grayson Allison Gugenheim Lisa Gwyn Carson Harden Bill Hayes Martha Hays Emmett Haywood Nancy Haywood Bob Herbert Lila Hobgood Jenn Hogshead, & family Dick Holder Ramona Holdstock Mary Holmes, & family Jan Hoomani Ann Howell Dane Huffman Jan Hulsey Miller Hunter
Meredith Indermaur Elizabeth Jackson Eden Jenkins Michelle Jeutter Gloria Johnson Cele Johnstone Marie Jones Nell Joslin Hannah Kehaya Patt Kelly Jenette King Ginny Kirkland Nancy Knight Suzie Koonce Suzy & Marshall Lamb,
& family Tate Lanning Kay Leager Laurie Macey Candace MacNaughton Cason and Maddison Sara Manning Mary Marow Betty Marshall Martha Marshall Mark Masich Elaine Mason Jewell Matthews Reston Mattox Katie McKenzie Lynn McKinney Emily McNair Kay Menius Bob Metz Joyce Millard Shannon & Darin Mock Ruth Mock Carol Anne Moehring Cathy & John Monaghan Fredi Morf Al Moore Jaime Morrison Gwinn Moss
Beth Moye Jackie & Bruce Mullin Jodie Murphy Michele Murphy Julie Nau Shelly Neilson Hannah Nicely Carole Nicholson Nancie Norvell Shannon Oliveira Becky & Varner Olmstead Ann Ostrow Bryant Paris Marion Patrick Amy Perry Betty Peterson Tricia Phoenix Barbara Pittman Anita Burroughs Price Charlotte Purrington John Purrington, & family Kacey Ragsdale Sallie Ransom Nancy & Cecil Register Shelly Rice Kate Rivers Jack Rivers Jennifer Roberson Ashley Robertson Linda Rogers Ann & Mike Roush Emily Russell Kelley Russell Christina Rye Mike Sakash Julie Sandridge Cece Scott Carrie Seck Lisa Ives & Mark Self,
& family Linda Sewell Linda Shafer Kimberly Sherman
Dave Simons Susie Small Emily Smith Mary Dee Smith Ann Smith Judy Spaziano Marilyn Stevens Tim Stewart Eliza Stoecker Louise Stowe Betsy Stratemeyer Kathie Stronach Kathryn Surles Avery Tatnall Carol & Mike Taylor Pat Thacker Robert Thomas Ann & Marvin Thompson Ann Lee Toure Susan Travison Brennan Vanderberry Karen Wagoner Bess Walker Heather Warren Kelly Washburn Evelyn Watson Peggy Weatherspoon Anne Wein Arinn Widmayer Ann & Bruce Wilkinson Carla Williams Lisa Williams Beth & Julian Williamson Al Wimbish Debbie Wise Elaine Wood Mary Wood Norm Wood John Wooten Susan & Hunter Wyche,
& family Ed Yohman Lora & Karl Zinsmeister
Volunteer Service Groups
The pictures below illustrate some of the great work volunteer groups are doing at Saint Saviour’s Center to serve our community.
Note: Saint Saviour’s Center makes every effort to keep accurate records. If your name was misspelled or inadvertently omitted from the volunteer list, please contact Sharon Hayes at 919-833-6400 or [email protected].
Volunteers
The Rev. Nancy Titus joyfully packs meals for Stop Hunger Now during Christ Church’s annual Lenten Service Project.
YouthWorks sponsors summer mission trips for church youth across the U.S. This group from Tennessee gave an impromptu performance for seniors at Meals on Wheels.
During the 2012-2013 school year, Ravenscroft 8th Grade Boys came to SSC monthly to offer community service under the guidance of their teacher, Mr. Ed Yohman.
White Memorial Presbyterian’s “Church in Action” was held in October. Projects at SSC included raking leaves and planting flowers.
National Charity League helps SSC throughout the year with events, special projects and service to Wake Relief and The Diaper Train.
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Edgar Haywood Society Dinner
Co-chairs: Emily Smith, Elaine Wood
The 2nd Annual Edgar Haywood Society Dinner is
an event for our donors who contribute at the
“Saint” level and higher. The evening featured
cocktails, an elegant dinner, live music and
recognition of key Board and committee
members. Marie Jones, Sara Jo Manning and
Cece Scott were honored for their service and
commitment to the mission of Saint Saviour’s
Center.
Chili Cook-off
Co-chairs: Kay Leager, Kate Rivers
Our first Chili Cook-off was held at SSC with six
congregations competing for best chili. There were
three categories: Best Meat Chili, Best Vegetarian
Chili, and Popular Vote. Competitors represented
Beth Meyer Synagogue, Christ Church, White
Memorial Presbyterian, Hillyer Memorial Christian,
First Presbyterian, and St. Paul A.M.E. It was a
great day for fun and fellowship. Everyone had so
much fun that we’re making it an annual event.
Lemonade on the Lawn
Co-chairs: Cason Maddison, Kathie Stronach
Lemonade on the Lawn was a joyful event, with
150 people attending. There were activities and
entertainment for the kids, music and great
refreshments. It was good to see young families
having a fun afternoon at SSC. Thanks to those
who donated diapers to The Diaper Train and to
the planning team for organizing this happy
occasion at SSC.
Celebrate Saint Saviour’s Center!
Co-Chairs: Kim Barber and Ramona Holdstock
Our fall fundraiser, Celebrate Saint
Saviour’s Center! was held at the
Contemporary Art Museum. The
evening included cocktails, Southern
cuisine from Eschelon
Hospitality, music by the Michael Jones
Trio, a live auction and a raffle.
Thanks to our host committee and
sponsors, the event raised $52,643 to
benefit low-income families, seniors and children in Wake County. We
are very grateful to all those who made this event a huge success!
Cameron Clothing Company Christ Church Clergy Commercial Associates Real Estate Cupcake Shoppe Davis Plastic Surgery Eschelon Hospitality Fairview Investment Services Fluhrer Reed, PA Ann Garey Geographic Technologies Group Linda and Rob Grew Grubb Ventures, LLC Hampton Inn & Suites Raleigh Downtown Hen House Linens Hibernian Company (Solas) Mike Hoyt La Farm Bakery Marshall Lamb Magnificent 7 Christ Church Men's Group Easter Maynard and John Parker Medalist Capital Catherine Merriman Cathy and John Monaghan Mutual Distributing Company North Hills Posh Nosh R.A. Jeffreys Distributing Company Raleigh Wine Shop Ravenscroft School Salon 21 St. Michael's Clergy Sue Jett Taylor
Host Committee
Kim and Bat Barber Ramona and David Holdstock Beth and Jay Alley Mary and Julian Bossong Barrett and Curt Brewer Kelly and David Burkhardt Gray and Kevin Carlin Tyler and Mike Cunningham Jennifer and Mike Doerfler Cameron and David Ellerbe Tina and Jimmy Glover Lisa and David Gwyn Kristin and Bill Harvey Jenn and Thomas Hogshead Beth and David Moye Molly and Michael Painter Kacey and Rob Ragsdale Allison and Banning Reed Kate and John Rivers Ashley and Ford Robertson Julie and Bill Sandridge Courtney and Lindsay Sewell Elaine and Fred Wood
Sponsors
Armor Investment Advisors Balentine Bank of America Beechwood Tours Blue Ridge Dermatology
* Percentages calculated are consistent with IRS guidelines for 501(c)(3) organizations and reviewed during annual audit of Saint Saviour's Center.
2013 Actual 2014 Budget
Income
Grants $52,750 $45,225
Donations 73,170 60,965
Fundraising Events 56,525 46,000
Building Use Fees 42,925 42,800
Restricted—Diaper Train 34,494 44,000
Reserves 0 0
Total Income $259,864 $238,990
Expenses
Program Services $173,528 $194,800
Fund Development 18,605 21,540
Management & General 21,057 22,650
Total Expenses $213,190 $238,990
Financial Summary (Unaudited)
Events
Financial Report Emily Smith, Treasurer
At the beginning of 2013, the Board of Saint Saviour's Center set a goal of raising all
funds required to operate the center in the year ahead. We planned to end the year
either at break–even or exceeding our budgeted income goals. At the end of 2013,
through increased fundraising efforts and diligent cost containment, we had a net
income of more than $46,000.
Our donor base has expanded with more individuals, corporations, foundations and
congregations providing financial and in-kind resources. Along with this increased
visibility in our community, we are investing in programs, infrastructure and our long-
term strategy so that we can continue the positive momentum in the years ahead.
Operating Expenses
Lester Nichols won Best Meat Chili and Popular Vote for St. Paul A.M.E.
Income Sources dona-
Grants 20%
Building Use Fees 18%
Fundraising Events
23%
Diaper Train Restricted
14%
Donations 24%
Fund Development 9%
Management & General
10%
Program Services 81%
SSC was transformed for an elegant dinner.
Wake Relief Chair Alison Gugenheim and daughter Eliza enjoyed lemonade and fun.
The art museum was a perfect setting to enjoy the fall event.
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SSC depends on the support of people in the community to keep its programs going. We deeply appreciate our donors for their generosity and belief in the mission of Saint Saviour’s Center.
Note: Saint Saviour’s Center makes every effort to keep accurate records. If your name was misspelled or inadvertently omitted from the donor list, please contact Sharon Hayes at 919-833-6400 or [email protected].
Supporters $250-$499 Marie & Jim Allen Cooper & Sam Bratton Margaret & Ted Bratton Caroline & Colin Campbell Katherine & Michael Connell Joanne & Peter Corson Patricia & Roger Edwards Jan & Hank Hoomani Carol & Miller Hunter Ann & Joe Mann Clair & Allen Marshall Beth & Abbot McClintic Frances & John Morisey Kate & John Rivers Courtney & Lindsay Sewell Maude Speakman India & Charles Whedbee
Donors Up to $249 Anonymous Colleen & Ed Aguirre Caroline Allison Betty Anderson Fay Anderson Zebulon Anderson Norma & Tom Andrews Mary MacLean & Brandon Asbill Loretta Atkinson Margaret Westbrook & Philip Baddour Kim & Bat Barber Cynthia & Gary Barkhau Laurie & Bill Barton Doris Bason Mary & Martin Boney Rebecca & William Bowen Mary & Mac Boxley Barrett & Curt Brewer Carson & Bryan Brice Amy & Robby Brinley Marilyn & Winston Budrow Mrs. Charles P. Bugg Kelly & David Burkhardt Copie & Jim Cain Jeffrey Calamos Gray & Kevin Carlin Dolores & Burt Carnegie Steven Carroll Susan & Bill Carter Bonnie & Willis Caudle Sandra Cooke Morgan & Philip Crawford Mary & Peter Davis Sandra & Lawrence Davis Jennifer & Michael Doerfler Anna Lee Dorsett Wynn & Jim Dorsett Catherine Dott Emily Doyle Kim Duncan Martha & Clay Dunnagan
Cameron & David Ellerbe Peggy & Jim Fain Don Finkbeiner Anne & Carl Flick Paul Fogleman Caitlin Forman Lucy & David Fountain Gray & Jeff Franklin Susanna & Lemuel Gibbons Robert C. Gibbs Patty Gibson Katherine & Kurt Gilliland
Archangels $5,000 and above Anonymous Jan & Alex Floyd
Angels $2,500-$4,999 Laura & Jim Alexander Emily & Dave Smith Kelley & John Russell
Saints $1,000-$2,499 Allene & Jim Adams Beth & Jay Alley Carole & Cloyce Anders Judy & Chip Anderson Blanche & Zack Bacon Linda & Timothy Berry Mary & Julian Bossong Suzanne & Frank Brooks Mary Jane & Doug Bryant Ansley & John Cella Marion Johnson Church Al Conyers Lisa Grable & Tom Emmel Joyce & Bob Estill Ann & P. G.* Fox Julie & John Fox Margaret & Bob Gaddy Linda & Rob Grew John Griffin Nancy Haywood Deborah & Ty Highsmith Marie Jones Vicky & Gene Langley Clare & Larry Maddison Sarah & Bo Maddison Marilynn & Ray Mains Sara Jo Manning Ginny & Dick McKay Shannon & Darin Mock Cathy & John Monaghan Beth & David Moye Elizabeth & John Purrington Suzy & Al Purrington Cece & Peter Scott Jenny Skinner Eve & Sherwood Smith Sandra & Charles Smith Sally Scott & Walt Tippett Elaine & Fred Wood Susan & Hunter Wyche
Friends $500-$999 Katherine & John Bratton Tina & Jimmy Glover Kathy & Allen Hayes Sharon & Bill Hayes Alice Haywood Meg Buerkel Hunn Emmett & Hubie Haywood Lindsay & Sandy Jordan Patt Kelly Carol & Robbo Newcomb Molly Painter Marjorie & Ash Pipkin Jean W. Smith Sally & Henry Tanner Margaret & Roger Willis
Susan & Kurt Glendenning Tricia Goodson Christine & Deanes Gornto Mary Anne & Bob Grabarek Caroline & Chad Griffith Lisa & David Gwynn Richard Haar Sandy & Richard Haar Deborah Swain & James
Hamilton Rebecca & Henry Hancock Annie Lee Hansen Alice & Richard Hardy Mary Ellen Harris Ellen & Sam Harris Amelia & Cecil Harrison Cristin & Jim Harvey Thorne Harvin Samuel Harvin Anna & Sandy Hattaway Joanna & Justin Hauser Lee Hayden Martha Hays Kary & Mark Hemingway Bob Herbert Anna Ball Hodge Seth Hoffman John Hogan Jenn & Thomas Hogshead Ramona & David Holdstock Mary & David Holmes Pamela & George Howard Caroline & Dane Huffman Stephani & Scott Humrickhouse Susan & Chris Ingram Susie & Bill Jackson Michelle & Jeb Jeutter Christianna Johnson Wanda & Keith Johnson Susan & Merritt Jones Lisa & Jonathan Kadis Charla Katz Catherine & Bill Kibbe Peggy & Bruce King Avery Knight Austin Koon Suzy & Marshall Lamb Katie & Tony Landi Mary Anne Lane Robert Lathrop Kay Leager Martha & Bob Leak Frances Legg Mimi & Frank Liggett Betsy & John Livesay Cason & John Maddison Monica & Matthew Malone Patricia Maloomian Elaine & Bob Mason Sherry Matule Jessica Maynard Caroline McCall Janis & Kevin McLaughlin Bo McNinch Amelia Mehr Donna & Ian Mehr Kay & Jack Menius Linda & Bob Metz Siobahn & Press Millen Ernstein & Al Moore Donovan Munford, Jr. Michele & Scott Murphy Jeanne & Paul Nelson Meredith Nelson Michael Newton
*Deceased
Carole & Darrell Nicholson Barbara & Kennedy O’Herron Ann Ostrow Bryant Paris CC & Kirk Parker Easter Maynard & John Parker Mary Beth & David Paulson Sandra Perruzzi Paul Pokorney Stephanie & Kenan Poole Charles Powers Virginia & Robert Price Harriet & William Procter Roula & Joseph Qubain Wes & Trent Ragland Kacey & Rob Ragsdale William Rankin, Alex & Diane
Rankin Sallie Ransom Allison & Banning Reed Wren & Robert Rehm Lillian & Gordon Richardson Diana Riske Gloria & Jack Rivers Linda & Walter Rogers Susan Rountree Martha & John Sanders Mrs. Stagg Sanders Julie& Bill Sandridge Greta & Saul Schiffman Lisa Ives & Mark Self Jennifer Skees Blake Smith Anna & Steve Smith Nancy & AC Snow B.R. Stanley Louise Steele Eliza & Chris Stoecker Susan & John Sullivan Charlotte & Cornelius Swart Myrtle Talton Nancy & Pete Tannenbaum Avery Tatnall Adam Taylor Beth & Jim Tesch Kathy Thornton Lora Tripp Mary Ann Turner Elizabeth Williams Tyler Ginny & Rob Tyler Dora Anne Underwood Lindsay VanSteenbergen Anne Vaughan Joann & Charles Warner David Warren Frank Watson Anita Weeks Elizabeth Welden Sally & Ron Wenda Tricia & Deron Weston Ina & Joe Whitehead Ann & Bruce Wilkinson Ruth Williams* Florence & Charles Winston Jennifer & Charles Winston Sally & Louis Wooten Thomas Ziko
Foundation and Corporate Gifts Armor Investment Advisors, LLC Bank of America Foundation Blue Ridge Dermatology
Associates, P.A. Belk Charity Sale
Bell Family Foundation Capital Community Foundation Chaucer Charitable Foundation Christ Church Commercial Associates The Curtis Foundation Inc. Davis Cleaning Company Davis Plastic Surgery Ella Ann L. & Frank B. Holding
Foundation Episcopal Churchwomen, Christ
Church Episcopal Churchwomen, St.
Michael’s Church Episcopal Churchwomen,
Diocese of NC Fairview Investment Services Fluhrer Reed, PA Geographic Technologies Group Grubb Ventures, LLC Hillyer Memorial Christian
Church Julia Ellen Crump Foundation Magnolia Glen Mike's Mowing Paragon Commercial Bank Pate McClintic Foundation Purdue Pharmaceuticals, L.P. Ransdell-Selby Foundation Ravenscroft School Realtor Foundation of the
Triangle Reclaimed Lumber & Beams Regency Centers - Cameron
Village Rountree Communications St. Michael's Episcopal Church Wake Stone Corporation White Memorial Presbyterian
Church White Memorial Presbyterian
Women William C. Ethridge Foundation Wine and Design Raleigh Z.V. Pate Foundation
Gifts in Honor of Allene Adams Amber & Hannah (anonymous) Bass Mock Group Clients at
Merrill Lynch Mr. & Mrs. John R. Cella, Jr. Marion Church The Rt. Rev. & Mrs. Robert Estill Cameron Gauza Jody Grayson Sharon Hayes Meg Buerkel Hunn Sara Jo Manning Bryant Paris Lori Wilkinson Pote Elizabeth Purrington The Rev. John C. Rivers Emily Smith Beth Williamson
Gifts in Memory of Sandra Archer Eason Randolph Clarke Tom Mallory Cecil D. May Jacob Nicholas Parrott Arabelle B. Plonk William Skinner Carol Smith
Our Donors
8 © Copyright Saint Saviour’s Center, 2014. All rights reserved.
Volunteer or Donate! Your gifts to Saint Saviour’s Center help provide
a home for these programs and make life a little
brighter for people of all ages:
Healthy Living for Seniors
The Diaper Train
Wake Relief
Meals on Wheels
Community Music School
Haitian Evangelical Community Church
To volunteer, contact Sharon Hayes at
919-833-6400 or
Donate online at saintsaviourcenter.org,
or by check, payable to:
Saint Saviour’s Center
616 Tucker St. Raleigh, NC 27603
Feb. 9 2nd Annual Chili Cook-off
Contacts: Kay Leager, [email protected]
Kate Rivers, [email protected]
Feb. 27 Edgar Haywood Society Dinner
Contacts: John Purrington, [email protected]
Elaine Wood, [email protected]
Apr. 1-May 11 Mother’s Day Diaper Drive
Contacts: Allene Adams, [email protected]
Cameron Ellerbe, [email protected]
May 21 Volunteer Appreciation Reception
Contacts: Patty Gibson, [email protected]
Cece Scott, [email protected]
Emily Smith, [email protected]
To be announced Celebrate Saint Saviour’s Center!
Fall Event
Details will be posted on SaintSaviourCenter.org.
2014 Calendar of Events
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