M A K I N G W I S H E S C O M E T R U E

2005 Annual Report

1365 N. Custer • P.O. Box 517 • Wichita, KS 67201

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2005-2006BOARD OFDIRECTORS

Gary EndicottBoard Chair

Joe WhitakerInterim President/CEO

The Kansas Children’s Service League

is a statewide not-for-profit agency

with a mission to protect and

promote the well-being of children.

Childhood is a time of wishes. Blowing out all

the candles on a birthday cake. Wishing on a

shooting star on a warm summer’s evening.

When you find that magical 4-leaf clover.

Of course it takes more than a lucky penny or a

wayward star to make wishes come true. Especially if

you are a child who has experienced abuse or neglect

or are a family struggling to do the right things for your

kids. You need help – tangible and immediate. That’s

where the Kansas Children’s Service League comes in.

No, we’re not a fairy godmother. And we don’t have

a magic wand. What we do have is a committed group

of staff, foster parents and volunteers who are dedicated

to the League’s mission of protecting and promoting

the well-being of children. That, joined by our history

and experience, partnerships with other organizations

and groups across the state, and ongoing support by

donors like you, ensures our success – and in turn the

success of the children and families we serve. But, oh

how sometimes we wish we had a magic wand!

The year 2005 was an equally challenging and

rewarding one for the League. Early in the year we

learned about changes to our state contracts for child

welfare services that impacted everything from our

budget to staffing levels to office locations. The first

six months of the year were consumed by planning

and executing this transition with an ultimate goal –

which was eventually achieved – of ensuring the safety,

ongoing services, and permanency planning for the

nearly 2,200 children affected by this change.

Simultaneously, and throughout the second half of

the year, we were engaged in planning for the future of

the League, exploring opportunities for growth and

better integration of services to continuously improve

services to children and families. Our long-range strategic

plan had set a roadmap for the League with increased

focus on programs for at-risk families, child abuse

prevention activities, and finding and supporting families

for children in need of foster care or adoption. By year’s

end we emerged stronger and more motivated than ever

to build upon our areas of expertise to better serve the

needs of children and families in Kansas.

In 2005 we also saw a renewed commitment to

the KCSL Foundation, energized by the appointment

of state leader Janet Schalansky as president. As we

move through 2006 and beyond, the growth of the

foundation’s assets and its subsequent ability to help

fund existing and new League programs will be

paramount to our capacity to serve an ever-increasing

number of at-risk families and children affected by

substance abuse, poverty and other challenges.

Wishes indeed do come true. In this report we’ll

tell you about just a few of them. But there are so

many other stories to tell – and so many other wishes

M A K I N G W I S H E S C O M E T R U EGREATER KANSAS CITYSuEllen FriedExecutive Committee at Large Member

Marilynn StephanCathy Wilcox

HAYSMarilyn Wood

KINGMANRobert Wunsch, Esq.

MANHATTANKaren HibbardConnie Sink

TOPEKAKaren Craig, Secretary

Peg McCarthyBette Morris, Ph.D., Ex-Officio

Mike Odlum, Treasurer

Joan TemperoExecutive Committee at Large Member

Annette ThornburghMarilyn WardJeff Wietharn, Esq.2nd Vice Chair

WICHITATracy CassidyRandy DegenhardtGary Endicott, Chair

Junetta EverettBonnie Hanson, 1st Vice Chair

Bruce HarrisDave PaddockRobert ThompsonSandra Whittington

INTERIM PRESIDENT & CEOJoe Whitaker

GREATER KANSAS CITYMary DobbinsMarilynn Stephan

MANHATTANJanet Daniels

TOPEKAH.P. Elwood, Esq.Jack HamiltonBette Morris, Ph.D.Marcia SavilleJames W. Sloan, Esq.Joan Tempero

WICHITAWilliam L. EdisonJames L. GustavsonDarlene R. KnorrDavid RolphGwen SevartPaula Weber

PRESIDENTJanet Schalansky

TREASURERJoe Whitaker

2005-2006KCSL FOUNDATIONTRUSTEES

yet to be granted. Thank you for the role you

played in helping make wishes come true for so

many Kansas children and families. Thank you also

for your ongoing commitment to the League.

Whether you are a donor, foster parent or volunteer,

your contribution will continue to advance our

mission of protecting and promoting the well-

being of children – and make wishes come true!

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2005-2006BOARD OFDIRECTORS

Gary EndicottBoard Chair

Joe WhitakerInterim President/CEO

The Kansas Children’s Service League

is a statewide not-for-profit agency

with a mission to protect and

promote the well-being of children.

Childhood is a time of wishes. Blowing out all

the candles on a birthday cake. Wishing on a

shooting star on a warm summer’s evening.

When you find that magical 4-leaf clover.

Of course it takes more than a lucky penny or a

wayward star to make wishes come true. Especially if

you are a child who has experienced abuse or neglect

or are a family struggling to do the right things for your

kids. You need help – tangible and immediate. That’s

where the Kansas Children’s Service League comes in.

No, we’re not a fairy godmother. And we don’t have

a magic wand. What we do have is a committed group

of staff, foster parents and volunteers who are dedicated

to the League’s mission of protecting and promoting

the well-being of children. That, joined by our history

and experience, partnerships with other organizations

and groups across the state, and ongoing support by

donors like you, ensures our success – and in turn the

success of the children and families we serve. But, oh

how sometimes we wish we had a magic wand!

The year 2005 was an equally challenging and

rewarding one for the League. Early in the year we

learned about changes to our state contracts for child

welfare services that impacted everything from our

budget to staffing levels to office locations. The first

six months of the year were consumed by planning

and executing this transition with an ultimate goal –

which was eventually achieved – of ensuring the safety,

ongoing services, and permanency planning for the

nearly 2,200 children affected by this change.

Simultaneously, and throughout the second half of

the year, we were engaged in planning for the future of

the League, exploring opportunities for growth and

better integration of services to continuously improve

services to children and families. Our long-range strategic

plan had set a roadmap for the League with increased

focus on programs for at-risk families, child abuse

prevention activities, and finding and supporting families

for children in need of foster care or adoption. By year’s

end we emerged stronger and more motivated than ever

to build upon our areas of expertise to better serve the

needs of children and families in Kansas.

In 2005 we also saw a renewed commitment to

the KCSL Foundation, energized by the appointment

of state leader Janet Schalansky as president. As we

move through 2006 and beyond, the growth of the

foundation’s assets and its subsequent ability to help

fund existing and new League programs will be

paramount to our capacity to serve an ever-increasing

number of at-risk families and children affected by

substance abuse, poverty and other challenges.

Wishes indeed do come true. In this report we’ll

tell you about just a few of them. But there are so

many other stories to tell – and so many other wishes

M A K I N G W I S H E S C O M E T R U EGREATER KANSAS CITYSuEllen FriedExecutive Committee at Large Member

Marilynn StephanCathy Wilcox

HAYSMarilyn Wood

KINGMANRobert Wunsch, Esq.

MANHATTANKaren HibbardConnie Sink

TOPEKAKaren Craig, Secretary

Peg McCarthyBette Morris, Ph.D., Ex-Officio

Mike Odlum, Treasurer

Joan TemperoExecutive Committee at Large Member

Annette ThornburghMarilyn WardJeff Wietharn, Esq.2nd Vice Chair

WICHITATracy CassidyRandy DegenhardtGary Endicott, Chair

Junetta EverettBonnie Hanson, 1st Vice Chair

Bruce HarrisDave PaddockRobert ThompsonSandra Whittington

INTERIM PRESIDENT & CEOJoe Whitaker

GREATER KANSAS CITYMary DobbinsMarilynn Stephan

MANHATTANJanet Daniels

TOPEKAH.P. Elwood, Esq.Jack HamiltonBette Morris, Ph.D.Marcia SavilleJames W. Sloan, Esq.Joan Tempero

WICHITAWilliam L. EdisonJames L. GustavsonDarlene R. KnorrDavid RolphGwen SevartPaula Weber

PRESIDENTJanet Schalansky

TREASURERJoe Whitaker

2005-2006KCSL FOUNDATIONTRUSTEES

yet to be granted. Thank you for the role you

played in helping make wishes come true for so

many Kansas children and families. Thank you also

for your ongoing commitment to the League.

Whether you are a donor, foster parent or volunteer,

your contribution will continue to advance our

mission of protecting and promoting the well-

being of children – and make wishes come true!

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A W I S H F O R T H E I R C H I L D R E N

H E A D S T A R T / E A R L Y H E A D S T A R T 2 0 0 5 A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S Served 544 childrenand their families

28 staff attending Fort HaysState through Head StartLatino Grant

Completed federalPRISM review

58 children receivedWell Baby checks (EHS)

619 children received physicalsand dental exams (Head Start)

Completed 7,777 (Head Start)and 2,889 (EHS) home visits

Every parent wishes the best for their kids. Part of their job is to

help them prepare for the future by giving them the tools they

will need to be successful. The League is there to help. We

assist new parents with information and support that

promotes child development, positive health and

safety habits, as well as prepares preschoolers

for kindergarten by teaching them their ABCs

and 123s – and a whole lot more. Head

Start programs encourage family

togetherness by educating

parents about how to help

their children achieve

their best.

When Joy and Robert Phillips adopted their foster

children Noah and Hope in spring 2003, their wish

was to give them a safe, loving home that would

allow them to achieve their full potential. Later that

year, they enrolled the children in the League’s Head

Start program – a child development program for

3- and 4-year-old children in Western Kansas.

“My dream is for Noah and Hope to overcome

their challenges to make them ready for kindergarten,”

explains Joy. “Head Start has really helped our

children thrive, and has placed them on the right

track towards achieving school readiness.”

Noah and Hope learn more and more each day.

Both children can write their names. They know

their shapes, colors and alphabet.

The Head Start program focuses on involving

parents in their children’s education. Parents are

invited to attend parent meetings and work with

teachers and therapists on techniques that will fit

the child’s specific needs.

“Our children’s education is a team effort,”

says Robert. “The staff really keeps us informed

and involved with our children’s schooling.

It is wonderful to have the therapists, teachers

and parents work together as a team to achieve

what is best for both family and child.”

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A W I S H F O R T H E I R C H I L D R E N

H E A D S T A R T / E A R L Y H E A D S T A R T 2 0 0 5 A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S Served 544 childrenand their families

28 staff attending Fort HaysState through Head StartLatino Grant

Completed federalPRISM review

58 children receivedWell Baby checks (EHS)

619 children received physicalsand dental exams (Head Start)

Completed 7,777 (Head Start)and 2,889 (EHS) home visits

Every parent wishes the best for their kids. Part of their job is to

help them prepare for the future by giving them the tools they

will need to be successful. The League is there to help. We

assist new parents with information and support that

promotes child development, positive health and

safety habits, as well as prepares preschoolers

for kindergarten by teaching them their ABCs

and 123s – and a whole lot more. Head

Start programs encourage family

togetherness by educating

parents about how to help

their children achieve

their best.

When Joy and Robert Phillips adopted their foster

children Noah and Hope in spring 2003, their wish

was to give them a safe, loving home that would

allow them to achieve their full potential. Later that

year, they enrolled the children in the League’s Head

Start program – a child development program for

3- and 4-year-old children in Western Kansas.

“My dream is for Noah and Hope to overcome

their challenges to make them ready for kindergarten,”

explains Joy. “Head Start has really helped our

children thrive, and has placed them on the right

track towards achieving school readiness.”

Noah and Hope learn more and more each day.

Both children can write their names. They know

their shapes, colors and alphabet.

The Head Start program focuses on involving

parents in their children’s education. Parents are

invited to attend parent meetings and work with

teachers and therapists on techniques that will fit

the child’s specific needs.

“Our children’s education is a team effort,”

says Robert. “The staff really keeps us informed

and involved with our children’s schooling.

It is wonderful to have the therapists, teachers

and parents work together as a team to achieve

what is best for both family and child.”

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A W I S H F O R A F A M I L Y

While he doesn’t say much, the smile gives

16-year-old Heath away. Adopted along with his

now 9-year-old sister Sunnie in May 2005, Heath

knew exactly what he wanted from his new family.

First and foremost, a family who would keep him

and his little sister together. But also one who

would support his involvement in the activities

he enjoys and who would be in a stable position

to help him reach his goals.

He found all of this and more in his new parents,

Mike and Brenda Helmer. Now Heath’s dream to

go to college is on the verge of becoming a reality,

as the high school junior prepares for his entrance

R E S O U R C E F A M I L Y S E R V I C E S 2 0 0 5 A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S*For the period January-June 2005 **For the period July-December 2005

When children cannot remain in their homes due to abuse, neglect or abandonment, the League is there to help.

Its statewide network of foster families offers thousands of children each year the temporary care and support

they need. If a new adoptive family is required, the League, as the statewide adoption contractor, works to

recruit, prepare and support the forever family, thus helping give that childthe positi

ve home they deserve.

exams and begins visiting campuses. His mom and

dad are enthusiastic and proud supporters of his

participation in ROTC, church youth group and various

other interests. And he and Sunnie are together in a

permanent home with a family that will always be

there for them. And that is the most important thing.

Because, even though he doesn’t say it, his quiet

ease conveys to the world that he is happy and

loved. That he is free to dream, to be a “normal”

teen, to know what a forever family really means.

Responded to 1,108 adoptionand foster care inquiries

Finalized 304 adoptions*

and provided services to475 children**

172 children in foster careachieved permanency*

99% of childrenserved remained safe

Assisted more than 800families interested inadoption or foster care

100% of adoptionsremained intact within18 months of finalization

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A W I S H F O R A F A M I L Y

While he doesn’t say much, the smile gives

16-year-old Heath away. Adopted along with his

now 9-year-old sister Sunnie in May 2005, Heath

knew exactly what he wanted from his new family.

First and foremost, a family who would keep him

and his little sister together. But also one who

would support his involvement in the activities

he enjoys and who would be in a stable position

to help him reach his goals.

He found all of this and more in his new parents,

Mike and Brenda Helmer. Now Heath’s dream to

go to college is on the verge of becoming a reality,

as the high school junior prepares for his entrance

R E S O U R C E F A M I L Y S E R V I C E S 2 0 0 5 A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S*For the period January-June 2005 **For the period July-December 2005

When children cannot remain in their homes due to abuse, neglect or abandonment, the League is there to help.

Its statewide network of foster families offers thousands of children each year the temporary care and support

they need. If a new adoptive family is required, the League, as the statewide adoption contractor, works to

recruit, prepare and support the forever family, thus helping give that childthe positi

ve home they deserve.

exams and begins visiting campuses. His mom and

dad are enthusiastic and proud supporters of his

participation in ROTC, church youth group and various

other interests. And he and Sunnie are together in a

permanent home with a family that will always be

there for them. And that is the most important thing.

Because, even though he doesn’t say it, his quiet

ease conveys to the world that he is happy and

loved. That he is free to dream, to be a “normal”

teen, to know what a forever family really means.

Responded to 1,108 adoptionand foster care inquiries

Finalized 304 adoptions*

and provided services to475 children**

172 children in foster careachieved permanency*

99% of childrenserved remained safe

Assisted more than 800families interested inadoption or foster care

100% of adoptionsremained intact within18 months of finalization

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A W I S H F O R G R O W T H

C H I L D A B U S E P R E V E N T I O N & C O M M U N I T YS E R V I C E S 2 0 0 5 A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S

Each day League parent educator Kameelah

Alexander works to make an impact on the lives

of at-risk children through her efforts with their

parents – many of whom struggle with addiction,

past criminal offenses, poverty and other

everyday pressures.

“As an educator, I present different perspectives

on parenting,” she says, referring to the various

parenting techniques that are presented in her

and other League parent education classes.

“However, I feel one of the most important roles

I play is as an advocate for my parents.”

“Oftentimes, the parents I work with don’t believe

they are capable of being good parents,” she said.

“What they need to hear is that what they are

already doing or what they believe that they should

be doing is ‘right.’ That, along with giving them

the tools they need to make some simple but

meaningful changes, helps them to see and believe

that not only can they be an effective parent, but

they can actually better enjoy their role as a parent.”

And, according to Alexander, putting the joy back into

parenting can lead to a host of positive changes in the

parents’ lives that brings about stability in the lives of

their children – an important indicator of future success.

“I know I’ve made a difference when parents

connect the importance of praising and valuing their

children to their own ability to be comfortable and

excited about their role as a parent.”

first years of life, and provide training, materials and support to parents and professionals alike.

playing a part in developing solutions to fulfill the needs of children and families in communities across the

state. Our services help struggling parents succeed, ensure healthy child development during the critical

The League cultivates its mission through programs designed to keep kids safe and families strong, and by

Distributed 276,759 piecesof child abuse and neglectprevention materials

Provided counselingservices to 196 families

Parenting classes andworkshops presented tonearly 900 participants

Launched Kinship Navigatorprogram and support groupsfor adoptive families.

Provided home visitationservices to 270 at-risk families

Case management servicesprovided to 211 childrenand their families

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A W I S H F O R G R O W T H

C H I L D A B U S E P R E V E N T I O N & C O M M U N I T YS E R V I C E S 2 0 0 5 A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S

Each day League parent educator Kameelah

Alexander works to make an impact on the lives

of at-risk children through her efforts with their

parents – many of whom struggle with addiction,

past criminal offenses, poverty and other

everyday pressures.

“As an educator, I present different perspectives

on parenting,” she says, referring to the various

parenting techniques that are presented in her

and other League parent education classes.

“However, I feel one of the most important roles

I play is as an advocate for my parents.”

“Oftentimes, the parents I work with don’t believe

they are capable of being good parents,” she said.

“What they need to hear is that what they are

already doing or what they believe that they should

be doing is ‘right.’ That, along with giving them

the tools they need to make some simple but

meaningful changes, helps them to see and believe

that not only can they be an effective parent, but

they can actually better enjoy their role as a parent.”

And, according to Alexander, putting the joy back into

parenting can lead to a host of positive changes in the

parents’ lives that brings about stability in the lives of

their children – an important indicator of future success.

“I know I’ve made a difference when parents

connect the importance of praising and valuing their

children to their own ability to be comfortable and

excited about their role as a parent.”

first years of life, and provide training, materials and support to parents and professionals alike.

playing a part in developing solutions to fulfill the needs of children and families in communities across the

state. Our services help struggling parents succeed, ensure healthy child development during the critical

The League cultivates its mission through programs designed to keep kids safe and families strong, and by

Distributed 276,759 piecesof child abuse and neglectprevention materials

Provided counselingservices to 196 families

Parenting classes andworkshops presented tonearly 900 participants

Launched Kinship Navigatorprogram and support groupsfor adoptive families.

Provided home visitationservices to 270 at-risk families

Case management servicesprovided to 211 childrenand their families

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A W I S H F O R T O M O R R O W

D E V E L O P M E N T / F O U N D AT I O N 2 0 0 5 A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S

The Rolph family has come a long way over the years.

Having grown up in poverty, working paper routes and

odd jobs in their free time and after school, siblings

Darrel, Darlene and David have overcome adversity

and built successful businesses. Their strong work ethic,

as well as dedication to family and to helping others,

has impacted the Kansas Children’s Service League.

Twenty-five years ago Darlene Knorr became

involved with the League as a member of the

Board of Directors. Knorr explains, “It is a wonderful

opportunity to work with an organization that

helps children who need support.”

Knorr inspired her brothers, Darrel and David,

to become involved with the League. David says,

“The League really focuses on what our family wants

to promote – building strong families and helping

children achieve their fullest potential.”

Today, David and Darlene are members of the

KCSL Foundation Board of Trustees. As a family, the

Rolphs not only contribute their financial gifts to

the League, but they volunteer their time as well.

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Through their company, SASNAK Management,

David and Darrel own 49 Carlos O’Kelly’s restaurants

in 11 states. Carlos O’Kelly’s has hosted the Red

Stocking Breakfast fundraiser for the League in Wichita

for 15 years and for 13 years in Topeka. Last year, the

events raised more than $40,000 to fund League

prevention programs and services.

“My hope for the League is that it continues to

touch more and more lives each year,” says David.

“We are who we are because of the support and

love of our family. A community is only as strong

as the families in it, and the resources the League

brings to strengthen families also strengthens

communities across Kansas.”

Received 166 major gifts Increased totaldonations by 20%

More than 90 cents of eachdollar goes to direct services

Raised $82,907 through five RedStocking Breakfast events

Increased donor baseby 428 constituents

Grew Foundation assets tomore than $8 million

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A W I S H F O R T O M O R R O W

D E V E L O P M E N T / F O U N D AT I O N 2 0 0 5 A C C O M P L I S H M E N T S

The Rolph family has come a long way over the years.

Having grown up in poverty, working paper routes and

odd jobs in their free time and after school, siblings

Darrel, Darlene and David have overcome adversity

and built successful businesses. Their strong work ethic,

as well as dedication to family and to helping others,

has impacted the Kansas Children’s Service League.

Twenty-five years ago Darlene Knorr became

involved with the League as a member of the

Board of Directors. Knorr explains, “It is a wonderful

opportunity to work with an organization that

helps children who need support.”

Knorr inspired her brothers, Darrel and David,

to become involved with the League. David says,

“The League really focuses on what our family wants

to promote – building strong families and helping

children achieve their fullest potential.”

Today, David and Darlene are members of the

KCSL Foundation Board of Trustees. As a family, the

Rolphs not only contribute their financial gifts to

the League, but they volunteer their time as well.

Donors who

giveto

theKCSL

Foundation

leave

secu

rity

tose

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Kans

asch

ildren

and

familie

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The Kansas Children’s ServiceLeague

Foundationbuilds the

League’s

Itta

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sources to

ensurean

agency’s future.

ale

gacy

that

will

impa

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mor

row

and

mak

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differ

ence for many years to come.

It takes more than just wishes to

make

kids’ dreams com

etrue.

Through their company, SASNAK Management,

David and Darrel own 49 Carlos O’Kelly’s restaurants

in 11 states. Carlos O’Kelly’s has hosted the Red

Stocking Breakfast fundraiser for the League in Wichita

for 15 years and for 13 years in Topeka. Last year, the

events raised more than $40,000 to fund League

prevention programs and services.

“My hope for the League is that it continues to

touch more and more lives each year,” says David.

“We are who we are because of the support and

love of our family. A community is only as strong

as the families in it, and the resources the League

brings to strengthen families also strengthens

communities across Kansas.”

Received 166 major gifts Increased totaldonations by 20%

More than 90 cents of eachdollar goes to direct services

Raised $82,907 through five RedStocking Breakfast events

Increased donor baseby 428 constituents

Grew Foundation assets tomore than $8 million

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Kansas Children’s Service League

is the Kansas chapter of Prevent

Child Abuse America, a member of

the Child Welfare League of America

and the United Way. Accredited

by the Council on Accreditation.

RevenueGovernment Grants and Purchase of Services (91%) $33,788,042Private Support (3%) $1,181,130

Contributions $559,578United Ways $431,562Private Grants $189,990

Fees, Investment Income andOther Purchase of Services (6%) $2,219,171

Total Revenue (100%) $37,188,343

ExpensePrograms and Services (92%) $32,150,758

Emergency and Placement Services $25,230,368Prevention and Early Intervention $5,968,168Family Support Services $952,222

Administration (6%) $2,251,999Development and Public Information (2%) $584,116

Total Expense (100%) $34,986,873

L E A G U E 2 0 0 5 F I N A N C I A L S

K C S L F O U N D A T I O N F I N A N C I A L S U M M A R Y

Balance12/31/04 Balance $7,320,956

Donations $295,591Investment Income $715,2942005 Operating Expenses $(119,805)2005 Distribution $(115,500)

12/31/05 Balance $8,096,536

2005 DistributionsLeague Grant

Adoption Search $25,870Advocacy $30,000Prevention & Community Services $57,630Head Start $2,000

Total League Grant $115,500

Foundation Expenses $119,805

Total 2005 Distributions $235,305

Society of 1893 - ($10,000.00 + )

Tom & Debra Akins*A-OK, Inc.B Brister Hospital TrustBaughman FoundationEliot & Marcia BerkleyDave Thomas Foundation for AdoptionDelta Dental FoundationMary DobbinsBill & Patti Edison*Finney County United WayFinnup Foundation TrustLoren & Rosetta Furnas*O.S. & Rev. Jackie Gossard*Robert & Bonnie Hanson*Bruce HarrisHeart of America United WayJewish Heritage FoundationPat Kadel & Family*Eric & Darlene Knorr*Lovilla Linn*James McHenry*Drs. Mark & Bette Morris*Drs. Mark and Bette Morris Family FoundationEthelyn Oser Trust*Pulte Homes of Kansas City, Inc.Darrel & Dee Rolph*David & Barbara RolphColby Sandlian/Sandlian RealtyRay & Jan Schroering*J.B. & Gwen Sevart*Paul & Dianne ShumakerTargetDr. Steve & Joan Tempero*United Way of Greater TopekaUnited Way of Johnson CountyUnited Way of Reno CountyUnited Way of Riley CountyUnited Way of the PlainsGary & Paula Weber*Wendy's International, Inc.Robert & Barbara Wunsch*

*Denotes planned giving gifts

Children’s Society - ($5,000.00 + )

Ruth Fink FoundationFlo Harris FoundationLewis P. Humphreys Charitable FoundationMichael OdlumSeward County United WaySteve Teeter & Peg McCarthyUnited Way Donor Choice Heart of AmericaWichita Jeeps Motorcycle Club Inc.

Trustee’s Society - ($2,500.00 + )

George K. Baum FoundationCapitol Federal FoundationCarey Memorial FundHarry & Karen Craig, Jr.Greater Salina Community FoundationVivan Hinkle Charitable FoundationJust About Kids FoundationKSN TV-3, WichitaStuart LeightySASNAK Management/Carlos O’Kelly’sRoger & Connie SinkRobert & Marilynn StephanElizabeth M. Watkins Irrevocable TrustWeaver Wright TrustWeigand-Omega Management, Inc.

Director’s Society - ($1,000.00 + )

Airproducts, Inc.The American Home Life Insurance Co.Apex Technology Solutions, LLCArmstrong ShankBank of AmericaBen E. Keith FoodsBlue Beacon International, Inc.Blue Cross Blue Shield of KansasBrookover Land EnterprisesDaniel M. Carney Family CharitableFoundationMickey CarrollCharitable Foundation, Inc.Coleman Employees Community FundConcrete Supply of Topeka, Inc.Conway BankCooper-Clark FoundationDavis ElectricDealer’s LeasingSandra Dixon & Donald Mikulik

Dollar General CorporationDuane & Orvileta West Fund for CharityGreg & Nancy DulingDennis & Ara Ann DutyGary & Leesa EndicottFirst American Title Kansas Agency, Inc.First National Bank - Shawnee MissonFOX/UPN Kansas, WichitaHarvey & SuEllen FriedFriends UniversityFry Eye Associates, P.A.City of Garden CityGoodell, Stratton, Edmonds & Palmer, L.L.P.James & Nancy GustavsonJohn M. Harris & Ms. Candace BevanHeartland Combined Federal CampaignHill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc.Hughes Supply Foundation, Inc.IMA of Kansas, Inc.Isodyne, Inc.Richard & Margaret JacobsJellison Benevolent Society, Inc.KAKE TV-10, WichitaKansas Association of BroadcastersKeating Tractor & Equipment, Inc.Joy KentKinder Morgan FoundationKlenda, Mitchell, Austerman & Zuercher, LLCKOAM TV-7, Pittsburg-JoplinLawyer's Title of TopekaLiberal Country ClubRalph A. LoboscoLone Star Steakhouse & SaloonMartin Tractor Co.Brad & Vickie McArthurSophia Berman Molk FoundationDiane MarshallWalter & Diane MooneyDavid & Judy MurrayNumerical Control Support, Inc.NBC Action News 41, Kansas CityDr. Robert & Francie ParmanPaul L. PattersonPayless ShoeSourceMark & Holly RehwinkelSalina JournalSalina Regional Health FoundationMarcia SavilleJim & Janet SchalanskyJames SloanSaint Andrew Christian Church

St. Francis Health CenterSouthwest National BankState FarmDaniel J. Taylor Family Charitable FoundationThe Turner FamilyUnited Way of Pratt CountyU.S. FoodsWal-Mart Foundation - Garden CityWestern Kansas Community FoundationWheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc.Joe & Pam WhitakerWIBW TV-13, TopekaJeffrey & Susan WietharnDr. Howard & Cathy Wilcox

Partner’s Society - ($500.00 + )

A Moment in Time Studio, GoodlandAbilene Reflector-ChronicleAlpha Services and Production, Inc.American Title & Abstract SpecialistAquila, Inc.Arkansas City TravelerAtchison Daily GlobeAuto Glass CenterAvanti Photography, Overland ParkBarney & Joan Braymen FundR. Larry Beamer & Deborah G. Haynes

FoundationBella Photography, OlatheBelleville TelescopeBeloit CallE. B. & Joan BerkleyBill Artman Photography, ShawneeBishop’s Studio, PittsburgBob’s Photographix, SabethaHarry & Pat BossiBarney & Joan BraymenCamera Angles, Ltd., WichitaChildren’s Alliance of KansasKenneth & Betty ClickCoffeyville JournalThe Commerce Bancshares FoundationCommerce BankThe Community BankThe Community Foundation of Southwest KSCommunity VoiceColby Free PressConcordia Blade-EmpireCouncil Grove RepublicanCox Communications, Inc.

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Kansas Children’s Service League

is the Kansas chapter of Prevent

Child Abuse America, a member of

the Child Welfare League of America

and the United Way. Accredited

by the Council on Accreditation.

RevenueGovernment Grants and Purchase of Services (91%) $33,788,042Private Support (3%) $1,181,130

Contributions $559,578United Ways $431,562Private Grants $189,990

Fees, Investment Income andOther Purchase of Services (6%) $2,219,171

Total Revenue (100%) $37,188,343

ExpensePrograms and Services (92%) $32,150,758

Emergency and Placement Services $25,230,368Prevention and Early Intervention $5,968,168Family Support Services $952,222

Administration (6%) $2,251,999Development and Public Information (2%) $584,116

Total Expense (100%) $34,986,873

L E A G U E 2 0 0 5 F I N A N C I A L S

K C S L F O U N D A T I O N F I N A N C I A L S U M M A R Y

Balance12/31/04 Balance $7,320,956

Donations $295,591Investment Income $715,2942005 Operating Expenses $(119,805)2005 Distribution $(115,500)

12/31/05 Balance $8,096,536

2005 DistributionsLeague Grant

Adoption Search $25,870Advocacy $30,000Prevention & Community Services $57,630Head Start $2,000

Total League Grant $115,500

Foundation Expenses $119,805

Total 2005 Distributions $235,305

Society of 1893 - ($10,000.00 + )

Tom & Debra Akins*A-OK, Inc.B Brister Hospital TrustBaughman FoundationEliot & Marcia BerkleyDave Thomas Foundation for AdoptionDelta Dental FoundationMary DobbinsBill & Patti Edison*Finney County United WayFinnup Foundation TrustLoren & Rosetta Furnas*O.S. & Rev. Jackie Gossard*Robert & Bonnie Hanson*Bruce HarrisHeart of America United WayJewish Heritage FoundationPat Kadel & Family*Eric & Darlene Knorr*Lovilla Linn*James McHenry*Drs. Mark & Bette Morris*Drs. Mark and Bette Morris Family FoundationEthelyn Oser Trust*Pulte Homes of Kansas City, Inc.Darrel & Dee Rolph*David & Barbara RolphColby Sandlian/Sandlian RealtyRay & Jan Schroering*J.B. & Gwen Sevart*Paul & Dianne ShumakerTargetDr. Steve & Joan Tempero*United Way of Greater TopekaUnited Way of Johnson CountyUnited Way of Reno CountyUnited Way of Riley CountyUnited Way of the PlainsGary & Paula Weber*Wendy's International, Inc.Robert & Barbara Wunsch*

*Denotes planned giving gifts

Children’s Society - ($5,000.00 + )

Ruth Fink FoundationFlo Harris FoundationLewis P. Humphreys Charitable FoundationMichael OdlumSeward County United WaySteve Teeter & Peg McCarthyUnited Way Donor Choice Heart of AmericaWichita Jeeps Motorcycle Club Inc.

Trustee’s Society - ($2,500.00 + )

George K. Baum FoundationCapitol Federal FoundationCarey Memorial FundHarry & Karen Craig, Jr.Greater Salina Community FoundationVivan Hinkle Charitable FoundationJust About Kids FoundationKSN TV-3, WichitaStuart LeightySASNAK Management/Carlos O’Kelly’sRoger & Connie SinkRobert & Marilynn StephanElizabeth M. Watkins Irrevocable TrustWeaver Wright TrustWeigand-Omega Management, Inc.

Director’s Society - ($1,000.00 + )

Airproducts, Inc.The American Home Life Insurance Co.Apex Technology Solutions, LLCArmstrong ShankBank of AmericaBen E. Keith FoodsBlue Beacon International, Inc.Blue Cross Blue Shield of KansasBrookover Land EnterprisesDaniel M. Carney Family CharitableFoundationMickey CarrollCharitable Foundation, Inc.Coleman Employees Community FundConcrete Supply of Topeka, Inc.Conway BankCooper-Clark FoundationDavis ElectricDealer’s LeasingSandra Dixon & Donald Mikulik

Dollar General CorporationDuane & Orvileta West Fund for CharityGreg & Nancy DulingDennis & Ara Ann DutyGary & Leesa EndicottFirst American Title Kansas Agency, Inc.First National Bank - Shawnee MissonFOX/UPN Kansas, WichitaHarvey & SuEllen FriedFriends UniversityFry Eye Associates, P.A.City of Garden CityGoodell, Stratton, Edmonds & Palmer, L.L.P.James & Nancy GustavsonJohn M. Harris & Ms. Candace BevanHeartland Combined Federal CampaignHill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc.Hughes Supply Foundation, Inc.IMA of Kansas, Inc.Isodyne, Inc.Richard & Margaret JacobsJellison Benevolent Society, Inc.KAKE TV-10, WichitaKansas Association of BroadcastersKeating Tractor & Equipment, Inc.Joy KentKinder Morgan FoundationKlenda, Mitchell, Austerman & Zuercher, LLCKOAM TV-7, Pittsburg-JoplinLawyer's Title of TopekaLiberal Country ClubRalph A. LoboscoLone Star Steakhouse & SaloonMartin Tractor Co.Brad & Vickie McArthurSophia Berman Molk FoundationDiane MarshallWalter & Diane MooneyDavid & Judy MurrayNumerical Control Support, Inc.NBC Action News 41, Kansas CityDr. Robert & Francie ParmanPaul L. PattersonPayless ShoeSourceMark & Holly RehwinkelSalina JournalSalina Regional Health FoundationMarcia SavilleJim & Janet SchalanskyJames SloanSaint Andrew Christian Church

St. Francis Health CenterSouthwest National BankState FarmDaniel J. Taylor Family Charitable FoundationThe Turner FamilyUnited Way of Pratt CountyU.S. FoodsWal-Mart Foundation - Garden CityWestern Kansas Community FoundationWheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc.Joe & Pam WhitakerWIBW TV-13, TopekaJeffrey & Susan WietharnDr. Howard & Cathy Wilcox

Partner’s Society - ($500.00 + )

A Moment in Time Studio, GoodlandAbilene Reflector-ChronicleAlpha Services and Production, Inc.American Title & Abstract SpecialistAquila, Inc.Arkansas City TravelerAtchison Daily GlobeAuto Glass CenterAvanti Photography, Overland ParkBarney & Joan Braymen FundR. Larry Beamer & Deborah G. Haynes

FoundationBella Photography, OlatheBelleville TelescopeBeloit CallE. B. & Joan BerkleyBill Artman Photography, ShawneeBishop’s Studio, PittsburgBob’s Photographix, SabethaHarry & Pat BossiBarney & Joan BraymenCamera Angles, Ltd., WichitaChildren’s Alliance of KansasKenneth & Betty ClickCoffeyville JournalThe Commerce Bancshares FoundationCommerce BankThe Community BankThe Community Foundation of Southwest KSCommunity VoiceColby Free PressConcordia Blade-EmpireCouncil Grove RepublicanCox Communications, Inc.

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Creative Images Photography, LawrenceDM Photography, Kansas CityD.V. Douglass Roofing, Inc.Derby InformerDerby ReporterDodge City Daily GlobeDon Brent Photography, TopekaEast Wichita NewsEl Dorado TimesEllinwood LeaderEllsworth County Independent-ReporterEmporia GazetteEmprise BankFitting Connections Co.Garden City Auto Center LLCGarden City Auto PlexGarden City Co-op, Inc.Garden City Farm EquipmentGarden City TelegramGolden Plains Credit UnionGoodland Star NewsGreat Bend TribuneGT MidwestHallmark Cards, Inc.Warren & Shirlon HarrisThe Robert D. & Reine Hartley

Foundation, Inc.Hays Daily NewsMichael HeaneyRonald & Susan HeddlesonGordon & Karen HibbardHigh Touch, Inc.J. W. & Judy HildrethHoliday Inn Express - LiberalHopkins & Hopkins Optometrists, L.L.C.Independent Insurance Agents of

Liberal, Inc.Insight Photography, LawrenceIsaac Alongi Studios, FairwayJ. Gladman Gallery, LawrenceTim & Carol JacobsJeff and Colleen Sternberger C.A.Jetz Service Co., Inc.Julie Klaasmeyer Portrait Design, PaolaJunction City Daily UnionK.E.L.A. Photography, TopekaKansas Action For Children, Inc.Kansas Blue Print ReprographicsKansas City Labor BeaconKansas City StarKansas Gas Service

KCB (The B) RadioKeepsake Photography, DerbyKeller & Miller Certified Public

Accountants, LLPCarl & Pamela KoupalKramer Photos, MelvernLarned Tiller & ToilerLeann’s Photos, WaKeeneyLeo A. Goseland, Realtor, Inc.Lock Photography, TopekaChristina M. LongClark & June LusterMagic 95 RadioManhattan MercuryManns Studio, McPhersonMark Rose Photography, ManhattanMcDonald's Restaurant - ManhattanMcPherson SentinelMencl Photography, Inc., HutchinsonMerl Humphrey Photography, Fort ScottMid-America Nazarene UniversityMidwest Energy IncMidwest Feeders, Inc.John & Karen MizeMonarch Portraits, SalinaMother & Child Reunion – Central KansasMother & Child Reunion – Johnson CountyMyers IceMyriad Machine CompanyNewton KansanMark & Sherry NusbaumOld Fashioned Limousine ServiceOliver’s Portrait Shoppe, OlatheOskaloosa IndependentOttawa HeraldOur Redeemer Lutheran ChurchPalmer Manufacturing & TankPam’s Portrait Place, Scott CityPappas Concrete, Inc.Parsons SunPayless ShoeSource FoundationPestinger Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.Phoenix Restoration Services LLCPhotos by Kim, NewtonWilliam & Traci PickertPioneer CommunicationsPishny Financial Services, L.C.Portraits by Shane, Inc., Great BendPratt TribunePreferred Health Systems, Inc.Quigg Studio, Wichita

Radio Shack CorporationLee & Brenda ReeveReflections Photography, ManhattanResthaven Gardens of MemoryRiggs Studio & Camera Shop, Great BendRobert Kennedy Photography, DownsSBCSBC Yellow PagesScheopner’s Water

Conditioning Co., LLCSecurity Benefit GroupSecurity Savings BankSeneca Courier-TribuneMildred SmithVictor & Shelley SossiSouth Central Community FoundationSouthwest Daily TimesSouthwest Kansas Faith & FamilySovanski Photography, TopekaStephen Smith Images, TopekaStephen’s Photography, WichitaStormont-Vail Regional Medical CenterStubbs Photography, TopekaSunflower BankSunflower Studios, HarlanSuperior Service Company, Inc.Susan’s Portrait Designs, WellingtonT. Michael Stanley Studios, Overland ParkT & T Management Company, Inc.Temple Inland FoundationClint & Kendra ThomasonTopeka Active 20-30 Club, Inc.Topeka Capital-JournalTopeka Community FoundationTotal Image, ChanuteUMB BankUnited Way of Leavenworth County, Inc.University Photography, EmporiaValley Falls VindicatorVisual Memories Portrait Studio, NewtonDwane L. Wallace & Velma Lunt

Charitable FoundationVelma WallaceWal-Mart FoundationDr. Howard & Marilyn WardWellington Daily NewsWestern State BankSandra WhittingtonWichita A's Model A Ford ClubThe Wichita ChronicleWichita Clinic

Wichita EagleWindRiver Grain, LLCWinfield Daily Courier

Associate's Society - ($100.00 + )

Scott & Dorine AberleRobert & Jonell AbbottAblah Enterprises, Inc.George & Virginia AblahDonald & Ann AdamsEldon & Mary Jo AeschlimanDr. Neil Ahle & Kathryn CookGeorge & Maribelle AicherEdward & Joyce AlbergJanette AllenbaughAmerican Implement, Inc.American Legion AuxiliaryAnthony United FundDr. Ted & Haven ApplegateShirley S. AptAssociation of Fundraising ProfessionalsGeorge & Ann AtwoodAuto Quest, Inc.Dr. Phillip G. BarkettBetty L. Barnett & Glenn HaynesRegina BergBi-County United Way of Cass &

Jackson, Inc.Jared R. BixbyLesley BlackburnIrwin & Rita BlittDavid BoehnkeDouglas & Debbie BolinDawn C. BradleySamuel & Margaret BradshawWilliam & Mary Braun, IIIDr. John & Alice BrockhouseKenneth & Phyllis BrothersMary BrownBuckley IndustriesBuilders, Inc.Dolores BullerBurlington Northern Santa Fe Women’s ClubJoe & Donna ButcherCheryl CarltonAmy CarmanCarol Hamilton's CateringJoseph P. CelauroCenter for Plastic Surgery, P.A.Chipotle Mexican Grill

Brian & Kristina ClevengerRev. Charles & Myrtle ClinkenbeardHeidi CooperPamela A. CornwellCrestwood, Inc.Crew Cut LandscapeKent & Rachelle CurranJohn & Evelyn DavisFarm Bureau Financial ServicesFat Guys Barbecue SauceArchie & Aileen DeBruceRandy DegenhardtLoren & Helen DetwilerDevlins Wine & SpiritsKenneth & Mary DingwallRobert & Rosie DoolR. Dean & Edna DragsdorfNoelle T. DrechselDanny & Cindy DundasEatherly Constructors, Inc.John & Janice EichmanElite Escrow, Inc.EngenioDuane & Beth FagerFirst Congregational Church, UCCFirst State Bank of RansomJohn & Lulu FosterFowler Community FundJim & Noelle FoxLila FryFryeAllen, Inc.Justus FugateHelen GallowayGarcia Solorio, LLPHenry & Nan GardinerPhillip & Sara GarrisonGates & Sonz’s Bar-B-QEldon & Margaret GlennDavid & Terry GloverDr. Hew & Judy GoodpastureAlan & Kathryn GroesbeckDaniel & Kim GronnigerHalifa, Inc.Hall Commercial PrintingRuth HallWalter L. HamillDeanna HarmsRussell & Christine HarveyKelly J. HayesKenneth & Joanne HedrickArliss D. Henricks

Alvin D. HerringtonJim & Tracy HerveyJoseph & Catherine HiersteinerStephen & Barbara HolmesJohn & Donna HopkinsJohn & Norma HopkinsMary K. HuntDouglas & Lori HutchinsonHutchinson/Reno County

Chamber of CommerceIntrust Bank - WichitaIrvin & Rita Blitt Revocable TrustJames A. & Juliet L. Davis Foundation, Inc.Jerry Harding State Farm

Insurance CompaniesGary & Beverly JeskieLucille F. JohnsonLarry & Anita JonesLois KandtWilliam & Monica KastensRichard KatzenbachMelvin & Mary KellerKeller-Leopold Insurance, Inc.Key Management CompanyJames & Sharon KincaidTom & Debbie KirchhoffKohake Deutscher & HefnerDr. Cecil & Nancy KohakeFred & Stella Kopke FoundationAlan & Beth KossoyMark & Kit KrehbielKriz-Davis CompanySondra LangelTighe & Margaret LaRueRichard & Barbara LawrenceJon & Sharol LeastmanFrancis P. LemeryDr. Stephen & Loretta LemonsLentz Plumbing Co.David LewisMacy LewisJ. B. & Tracy LinkMr. & Mrs. Raeburn G. LisherLouisburg Area United FundGaven LudlowMachine Shop OutreachJohn MaddenJ. R. & Ruth MajorsMarket DirectionsMarlane A. Morris Rev. Living TrustBetty L. Marshall

Patricia McCollumMcPherson Contractors, Inc.Evelyn MeadeEdward MeenenMark & Jan MeltonDavid & Sandy MeneleyCarl & Barbara MeyerDonovan & Miriam MooreJack & Marlane MorrisDr. Barry & Jane MurphyRenee C. MurrayFred A. NeffDr. Kenneth W. & Helen NelsonElizabeth L. NicholsNorma A. NoahMark & Dana NordstromNorman Jean Branom Memorial FundKurtis & Theresa NussKen & Joyce OgdenOlathe Obstetrics & Gynecology, P.A.Kenneth & Marlene OrrNora V. OrtizOverbrook Community ChestPalace Computer CenterRon ParadisInnes & Patsy PhillipsCarl & Jessie PostonRobert & Martha PotterQC Financial Service, Inc.Keith P. QuillJuan & Yolanda RamirezAllen & Gerri RathkeMadan & Rajni RattanVirginia RaylValerie K. ReadRick Lynn PaintingRiver City MechanicalYeai & Mei-Sha RoanJon RolphRoyal Tire CompanyRush County United FundLisa M. RussellSalisbury Supply Co., Inc.Salon at Happiness PlazaCraig & Michelle SchornheuserSchwan Food CompanyL.M. SchwartzGary & Kay ScottApril SeckSecond Missionary Baptist ChurchGeorge & Betty Shaw

Nina Shaw-WoodySheldon Coleman Enterprises, Inc.Bradley & Laura SherardEldon & Harriet SloanJay & Debra SmithSocial Work, P.R.N., IncSouthwest Optimist ClubJames & Georgia SpenceSondra SprickDr. Devin D. StahlL.C. & Mary Lou StallsworthStevens County United Fund 298Lena E. StrahmCharles R. Sundgren & Kathryn KimmelSupreme Cattle Feeders, LLCDan & Karen TevisThe Community Foundation of

Dickinson County, Inc.The Kelly-Heller Family FoundationThe Robb CompanyThe Wilson FoundationKeith & Linda ThompsonRandall & Susan ThompsonRon & Annette ThornburghDavid & Judy TillemansChristopher TobinTopeka Home Builders AssociationTopeka Legal ProfessionalsTopeka Lincoln CenterTopeka Optimist Club, Inc.Triplett, Inc.Underground Specialists, Inc.Gayle & Alice VernonWaldinger Corporation - WichitaFern WaldoTrace WalkerJohn & Louise WallaceDaryl & Diane WalterCarey WebberGary & Paula WeberWestar EnergyRobert & Opal WheelerDale & Alice WigginsWilliam A. WilbanksCarol WilsonEmily WinklemanBrian & Sheryl WohlerStephen & Marilyn WoodWoodbine ClubGeorge & Norene YowellW.S. Zschach, Jr.

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Creative Images Photography, LawrenceDM Photography, Kansas CityD.V. Douglass Roofing, Inc.Derby InformerDerby ReporterDodge City Daily GlobeDon Brent Photography, TopekaEast Wichita NewsEl Dorado TimesEllinwood LeaderEllsworth County Independent-ReporterEmporia GazetteEmprise BankFitting Connections Co.Garden City Auto Center LLCGarden City Auto PlexGarden City Co-op, Inc.Garden City Farm EquipmentGarden City TelegramGolden Plains Credit UnionGoodland Star NewsGreat Bend TribuneGT MidwestHallmark Cards, Inc.Warren & Shirlon HarrisThe Robert D. & Reine Hartley

Foundation, Inc.Hays Daily NewsMichael HeaneyRonald & Susan HeddlesonGordon & Karen HibbardHigh Touch, Inc.J. W. & Judy HildrethHoliday Inn Express - LiberalHopkins & Hopkins Optometrists, L.L.C.Independent Insurance Agents of

Liberal, Inc.Insight Photography, LawrenceIsaac Alongi Studios, FairwayJ. Gladman Gallery, LawrenceTim & Carol JacobsJeff and Colleen Sternberger C.A.Jetz Service Co., Inc.Julie Klaasmeyer Portrait Design, PaolaJunction City Daily UnionK.E.L.A. Photography, TopekaKansas Action For Children, Inc.Kansas Blue Print ReprographicsKansas City Labor BeaconKansas City StarKansas Gas Service

KCB (The B) RadioKeepsake Photography, DerbyKeller & Miller Certified Public

Accountants, LLPCarl & Pamela KoupalKramer Photos, MelvernLarned Tiller & ToilerLeann’s Photos, WaKeeneyLeo A. Goseland, Realtor, Inc.Lock Photography, TopekaChristina M. LongClark & June LusterMagic 95 RadioManhattan MercuryManns Studio, McPhersonMark Rose Photography, ManhattanMcDonald's Restaurant - ManhattanMcPherson SentinelMencl Photography, Inc., HutchinsonMerl Humphrey Photography, Fort ScottMid-America Nazarene UniversityMidwest Energy IncMidwest Feeders, Inc.John & Karen MizeMonarch Portraits, SalinaMother & Child Reunion – Central KansasMother & Child Reunion – Johnson CountyMyers IceMyriad Machine CompanyNewton KansanMark & Sherry NusbaumOld Fashioned Limousine ServiceOliver’s Portrait Shoppe, OlatheOskaloosa IndependentOttawa HeraldOur Redeemer Lutheran ChurchPalmer Manufacturing & TankPam’s Portrait Place, Scott CityPappas Concrete, Inc.Parsons SunPayless ShoeSource FoundationPestinger Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.Phoenix Restoration Services LLCPhotos by Kim, NewtonWilliam & Traci PickertPioneer CommunicationsPishny Financial Services, L.C.Portraits by Shane, Inc., Great BendPratt TribunePreferred Health Systems, Inc.Quigg Studio, Wichita

Radio Shack CorporationLee & Brenda ReeveReflections Photography, ManhattanResthaven Gardens of MemoryRiggs Studio & Camera Shop, Great BendRobert Kennedy Photography, DownsSBCSBC Yellow PagesScheopner’s Water

Conditioning Co., LLCSecurity Benefit GroupSecurity Savings BankSeneca Courier-TribuneMildred SmithVictor & Shelley SossiSouth Central Community FoundationSouthwest Daily TimesSouthwest Kansas Faith & FamilySovanski Photography, TopekaStephen Smith Images, TopekaStephen’s Photography, WichitaStormont-Vail Regional Medical CenterStubbs Photography, TopekaSunflower BankSunflower Studios, HarlanSuperior Service Company, Inc.Susan’s Portrait Designs, WellingtonT. Michael Stanley Studios, Overland ParkT & T Management Company, Inc.Temple Inland FoundationClint & Kendra ThomasonTopeka Active 20-30 Club, Inc.Topeka Capital-JournalTopeka Community FoundationTotal Image, ChanuteUMB BankUnited Way of Leavenworth County, Inc.University Photography, EmporiaValley Falls VindicatorVisual Memories Portrait Studio, NewtonDwane L. Wallace & Velma Lunt

Charitable FoundationVelma WallaceWal-Mart FoundationDr. Howard & Marilyn WardWellington Daily NewsWestern State BankSandra WhittingtonWichita A's Model A Ford ClubThe Wichita ChronicleWichita Clinic

Wichita EagleWindRiver Grain, LLCWinfield Daily Courier

Associate's Society - ($100.00 + )

Scott & Dorine AberleRobert & Jonell AbbottAblah Enterprises, Inc.George & Virginia AblahDonald & Ann AdamsEldon & Mary Jo AeschlimanDr. Neil Ahle & Kathryn CookGeorge & Maribelle AicherEdward & Joyce AlbergJanette AllenbaughAmerican Implement, Inc.American Legion AuxiliaryAnthony United FundDr. Ted & Haven ApplegateShirley S. AptAssociation of Fundraising ProfessionalsGeorge & Ann AtwoodAuto Quest, Inc.Dr. Phillip G. BarkettBetty L. Barnett & Glenn HaynesRegina BergBi-County United Way of Cass &

Jackson, Inc.Jared R. BixbyLesley BlackburnIrwin & Rita BlittDavid BoehnkeDouglas & Debbie BolinDawn C. BradleySamuel & Margaret BradshawWilliam & Mary Braun, IIIDr. John & Alice BrockhouseKenneth & Phyllis BrothersMary BrownBuckley IndustriesBuilders, Inc.Dolores BullerBurlington Northern Santa Fe Women’s ClubJoe & Donna ButcherCheryl CarltonAmy CarmanCarol Hamilton's CateringJoseph P. CelauroCenter for Plastic Surgery, P.A.Chipotle Mexican Grill

Brian & Kristina ClevengerRev. Charles & Myrtle ClinkenbeardHeidi CooperPamela A. CornwellCrestwood, Inc.Crew Cut LandscapeKent & Rachelle CurranJohn & Evelyn DavisFarm Bureau Financial ServicesFat Guys Barbecue SauceArchie & Aileen DeBruceRandy DegenhardtLoren & Helen DetwilerDevlins Wine & SpiritsKenneth & Mary DingwallRobert & Rosie DoolR. Dean & Edna DragsdorfNoelle T. DrechselDanny & Cindy DundasEatherly Constructors, Inc.John & Janice EichmanElite Escrow, Inc.EngenioDuane & Beth FagerFirst Congregational Church, UCCFirst State Bank of RansomJohn & Lulu FosterFowler Community FundJim & Noelle FoxLila FryFryeAllen, Inc.Justus FugateHelen GallowayGarcia Solorio, LLPHenry & Nan GardinerPhillip & Sara GarrisonGates & Sonz’s Bar-B-QEldon & Margaret GlennDavid & Terry GloverDr. Hew & Judy GoodpastureAlan & Kathryn GroesbeckDaniel & Kim GronnigerHalifa, Inc.Hall Commercial PrintingRuth HallWalter L. HamillDeanna HarmsRussell & Christine HarveyKelly J. HayesKenneth & Joanne HedrickArliss D. Henricks

Alvin D. HerringtonJim & Tracy HerveyJoseph & Catherine HiersteinerStephen & Barbara HolmesJohn & Donna HopkinsJohn & Norma HopkinsMary K. HuntDouglas & Lori HutchinsonHutchinson/Reno County

Chamber of CommerceIntrust Bank - WichitaIrvin & Rita Blitt Revocable TrustJames A. & Juliet L. Davis Foundation, Inc.Jerry Harding State Farm

Insurance CompaniesGary & Beverly JeskieLucille F. JohnsonLarry & Anita JonesLois KandtWilliam & Monica KastensRichard KatzenbachMelvin & Mary KellerKeller-Leopold Insurance, Inc.Key Management CompanyJames & Sharon KincaidTom & Debbie KirchhoffKohake Deutscher & HefnerDr. Cecil & Nancy KohakeFred & Stella Kopke FoundationAlan & Beth KossoyMark & Kit KrehbielKriz-Davis CompanySondra LangelTighe & Margaret LaRueRichard & Barbara LawrenceJon & Sharol LeastmanFrancis P. LemeryDr. Stephen & Loretta LemonsLentz Plumbing Co.David LewisMacy LewisJ. B. & Tracy LinkMr. & Mrs. Raeburn G. LisherLouisburg Area United FundGaven LudlowMachine Shop OutreachJohn MaddenJ. R. & Ruth MajorsMarket DirectionsMarlane A. Morris Rev. Living TrustBetty L. Marshall

Patricia McCollumMcPherson Contractors, Inc.Evelyn MeadeEdward MeenenMark & Jan MeltonDavid & Sandy MeneleyCarl & Barbara MeyerDonovan & Miriam MooreJack & Marlane MorrisDr. Barry & Jane MurphyRenee C. MurrayFred A. NeffDr. Kenneth W. & Helen NelsonElizabeth L. NicholsNorma A. NoahMark & Dana NordstromNorman Jean Branom Memorial FundKurtis & Theresa NussKen & Joyce OgdenOlathe Obstetrics & Gynecology, P.A.Kenneth & Marlene OrrNora V. OrtizOverbrook Community ChestPalace Computer CenterRon ParadisInnes & Patsy PhillipsCarl & Jessie PostonRobert & Martha PotterQC Financial Service, Inc.Keith P. QuillJuan & Yolanda RamirezAllen & Gerri RathkeMadan & Rajni RattanVirginia RaylValerie K. ReadRick Lynn PaintingRiver City MechanicalYeai & Mei-Sha RoanJon RolphRoyal Tire CompanyRush County United FundLisa M. RussellSalisbury Supply Co., Inc.Salon at Happiness PlazaCraig & Michelle SchornheuserSchwan Food CompanyL.M. SchwartzGary & Kay ScottApril SeckSecond Missionary Baptist ChurchGeorge & Betty Shaw

Nina Shaw-WoodySheldon Coleman Enterprises, Inc.Bradley & Laura SherardEldon & Harriet SloanJay & Debra SmithSocial Work, P.R.N., IncSouthwest Optimist ClubJames & Georgia SpenceSondra SprickDr. Devin D. StahlL.C. & Mary Lou StallsworthStevens County United Fund 298Lena E. StrahmCharles R. Sundgren & Kathryn KimmelSupreme Cattle Feeders, LLCDan & Karen TevisThe Community Foundation of

Dickinson County, Inc.The Kelly-Heller Family FoundationThe Robb CompanyThe Wilson FoundationKeith & Linda ThompsonRandall & Susan ThompsonRon & Annette ThornburghDavid & Judy TillemansChristopher TobinTopeka Home Builders AssociationTopeka Legal ProfessionalsTopeka Lincoln CenterTopeka Optimist Club, Inc.Triplett, Inc.Underground Specialists, Inc.Gayle & Alice VernonWaldinger Corporation - WichitaFern WaldoTrace WalkerJohn & Louise WallaceDaryl & Diane WalterCarey WebberGary & Paula WeberWestar EnergyRobert & Opal WheelerDale & Alice WigginsWilliam A. WilbanksCarol WilsonEmily WinklemanBrian & Sheryl WohlerStephen & Marilyn WoodWoodbine ClubGeorge & Norene YowellW.S. Zschach, Jr.

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