vision...vision if we can help save a child, then why couldn’t that child save the family, the neighborhood, the community, the world? Mission Statement We help catch children who

visionif we can help save a child, then why couldn’t that child save the family, the neighborhood, the community, the world?

Mission StatementWe help catch children who have fallen...fallen on hard times, fallen between the cracks, fallen from grace.

We pick them up. We stand up for them. We teach them to standon their own. Then we watch them give back to their families, their neighborhoods, their communities, their world.

leadership

Jeff ParsonsYOC Board Chair

Polly Craig YOC Foundation Executive Director

Rick RowrayYOC CEO

Bob Beasley YOC Foundation Board Chair

Board of DirectorsMr. David BahlmannRetired – Ball State University Foundation

Ms. Nancy BarefootRetired – Youth and Family Advocate

Mr. Robert BeasleyPAWS, Inc. and Beasley & Beasley Law

Mr. Steve CaldemeyerRetired – Circuit Court Judge

Mr. David ClevengerRetired – Former Manufacturing Executive and Educator

Mr. Joseph EvansRetired – Construction Trades

Mr. Jeffrey Parsons, ChairFirst Merchants Bank

Mr. Gary PhillipsOntario Systems

Mr. Richard RowrayYouth Opportunity Center

Ms. Marilyn ScalesRetired – Youth and Family Advocate

Ms. Carol SealsBall Associates

Mrs. Sylvia Searight, Vice-ChairRetired – Youth and Family Advocate

Mr. Kelly StanleyRetired- Healthcare and Manufacturing Executive

DIRECTOR EMERITAMrs. Phyllis Shafer*Muncie Power Products

*deceased

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It all comes down to a key question: do these type of kids deserve a chance? Do they deserve a significant investment in order to help re-direct their future and unlock their potential?

Often times all that is seen is the surface of very troubled kids in the midst of already challenging adolescent years. We know what it looks like when it gets severe. It is angry, defiant, and ugly. There is drama in the home, failure at school and brushes with the law.

Intermixed and often seemingly less affecting the rest of “us” are influences of drug use, physical abuse, general neglect and very significant family instability. These factors and worse predictably shape the future of young lives just beginning to try to make sense of their world. Ongoing public assistance, potential incarceration, and hopelessness are at stake.

Do you ever wonder, as I do, how you would have turned out if born into these life circumstances? When I try to imagine my feelings and reactions, my story would probably have not been pretty. Depression, self-harming, school failure, anger and defiance are not surprising results of kids from these very real life scripts.

The legal system, rightfully respectful of personal liberties, typically requires that kids and families’ situations must continually escalate into more intense scenarios. So at the YOC, we are in reality the last safety net of potential transformation and a final option to “catch children and families from falling through the cracks.” We have a challenging task, yet one filled with hope and daily examples of growth and change.

This year the YOC will be celebrating 25 years of providing this valuable work for kids. For 25 years the stories of kids and families making strides of significant growth are numerous, real, and heartwarming.

So, the answer to the key question….are these kids worth the investment?…. is a resounding YES!

As you review the information and stories in this report, please keep these kids in mind and know that we are appreciative of your support of our mission.

Rick Rowray, CEO

From climate to politics, change is a word we hear a lot about lately. Although the connotation of change can be negative, change at the YOC has been about transforming the lives of at-risk youth. As we celebrate 25 years of serving kids, we’re proud to be a nationally recognized behavioral health treatment center.

Scouring through archived photos, newspaper clippings and county records dating back to the 19th century, there’s an overall thematic consistency: This community has been invested in kids and families for over a century.

In 1989, now-retired Circuit Court Judge Steven Caldemeyer’s observation of the at-risk youth in his courtroom led him to realize that the system wasn’t serving our kids as best it could. He began to envision combining all of the services these children needed into one location. It was this progressive vision that led to the YOC becoming a reality. In June 1992, the YOC accepted its first residents in the two residential cottages built that year. Today, the YOC’s integrated services approach serves as the model of innovation for youth service organizations across the country.

When the Delaware County Children’s Home was closed and the Youth Opportunity Center was established as a private not-for-profit agency change was inevitable. As the need for services expanded, so too would the YOC’s campus. In the mid-90’s the YOC campus expanded to include ten residential cottages, a juvenile detention center, a secure treatment center, and a central services building which is home to classrooms, main kitchen, gymnasium, counseling space and administrative offices. These expansions were necessary to support the hundreds of kids living on campus.

As the YOC expanded its treatment programs, it also focused on implementing information technology across campus, employee training and development, and specialized clinical services for kids and their families. These core priorities remain in place today.

In the early 2000s, the YOC continued to strive for excellence, and became an accredited treatment program by the Council on Accreditation. Becoming an accredited agency emphasized the organization’s priority to provide the highest quality treatment services for children. The YOC takes great pride in this distinction and its ability to exceed national standards of excellence within our industry.

change offers opportunities

Marilyn Scales It has been my pleasure to work with the Youth Opportunity Center in the capacity as a Department of Child Services Regional Manager (retired) and

more recently as a board member for the last nine years. The YOC has grown into one of the top facilities in the State and I am very proud of their work with families and children who face significant challenges. The YOC has impressive staff who are committed to the mission and provide the best possible care for children. Their dedication distinguishes the YOC not only in Delaware County but all over the State.

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Today societal changes have altered the complexity of the children we see. Family dynamics have changed, as has the severity of the mental health issues we see. These increasingly intricate and heightened needs require highly specialized care, programs and staff. We are fortunate to have committed team members dedicated to providing the highest quality services to children and their families.

“It is important to understand that the presenting problems of our youth today are very different than they were 10 years ago. We are committed to adapting our services to fit the ever-changing needs of the kids placed in our care. Our response has been to open new programs, change existing programs, and add several new support services to ensure our kids receive the quality care they need and deserve,” stated Ashley Williams, Director of Program Services.

As we celebrate 25 years of serving kids it is important to remember our humble beginnings, celebrate our accomplishments, and plan for the next generation of children and families. “Being resilient, steady and mission consistent has served us well over the years,” said Lynn Doppler, 25-year employee and Chief Operations Officer.

“We’ve always been committed to transforming kids and families, and that’s something that will never change.”

Steven D. Murphy

My involvement with the Youth Opportunity Center began before the YOC existed, and not surprisingly, started with a call from Judge Steven Caldemeyer. I was the first Board President, and have been the YOC’s general counsel for twenty-five years. We have faced many interesting challenges along the way. I am proud to say that from the beginning, the focus of the organization has always been on what is best for the kids it serves. If I am remembered for anything, I hope it is for my association with the YOC.

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As we reflect upon the last 25 years of serving kids and families, we see that we’ve always been committed to adapting and changing in innovative ways to meet the needs of the youth that we serve. And although it’s important to know one’s history, it’s just as important to plan for the road ahead.

To ensure the continued relevance, sustainability, and growth of the YOC, the staff and board of directors engaged in the rigorous process of building a new multi-year strategic plan.

In phase one, we developed a comprehensive situational analysis that looks at where we stand today as an organization and through this process, we evaluated the nature of our current industry and marketplace. We even challenged ourselves to find the true purpose of the planning process itself. Through input from staff, stakeholders and our board, we ultimately identified several initial planning goals.

We started by recognizing the importance of establishing goals that are measurable and based on actionable data and experience. This is necessary to track progress and ensure forward movement. By implementing strategies to reach our goals, we are rallying our entire team toward a common direction, while learning more about our organization and ourselves through the process.

The YOC relies on the generosity and support of our external stakeholders. In an effort to demonstrate good stewardship and intentionality with the resources we receive, we will consistently focus on prioritizing our activities and resource allocation toward the most impactful initiatives.

Recognizing that the landscape of our industry is continually changing, it is crucial for our team to establish and maintain a strategic mindset so that we can be nimble in our decision-making and planning to keep pace with the changes.

And finally, as with any group project, communication is a crucial to its success. Therefore, senior management of the YOC has committed to being available and receptive to suggestions and concerns from both internal and external stakeholders throughout this process.

The road Ahead

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We are using the outcomes of this plan to guide our activities and decision making as we seek to serve kids and families, connect with current and future clients, engage our communities and create meaningful outcomes. In the end, we identified activities in four distinct focus areas under which all of our goals and strategies were organized:

Serving our Kids and FamiliesThe Youth Opportunity Center recognizes that our service to children in our care is the reason we exist. We are committed to the continuous quality improvement of all current and future programs based on three key factors: positive impact on kids and families, demand from the marketplace, and financial sustainability. Keeping these elements in mind we will ensure the organization is in a position to deliver the highest level of care.

Building our TeamIt will be a key part of our culture to ensure that every member of the Youth Opportunity Center team will passionately and selflessly work to create a culture that is known for caring and competency so that the YOC is known throughout our community and industry as a preferred place of employment. We will recruit and retain the very best staff members to work with our kids and families, invest in each person on our team through training and professional development, celebrate performance that reflects our vision and values, and reward our staff appropriately.

Sharing our StoryConsistent with our role as a leader in our industry and community, the YOC will proudly share our story of impact on the lives of kids and families in innovative and strategic ways. To encourage more child placements, stronger staff recruitment, more contributions and better good will, we will communicate, educate and engage our many stakeholders including families, placing agents, donors, staff members, and community.

Leveraging our ResourcesThe Youth Opportunity Center recognizes the importance of financial vitality to the ultimate realization of our vision. Sustainability and long-term impact will be possible only when we identify, monitor, cultivate and steward a variety of resources. Our pledge is to keep in mind that resources are simply a means to the end and not the end in and of themselves.

As we look forward to the road ahead with passion and purpose, the Youth Opportunity Center will continue to provide brighter futures for children and families for many years to come.

*A summary of our strategic plan can be found through a link on the homepage of our website.

Join us for Dinner to Celebrate25 Years of Serving Kids!

The YOC would like to invite you to join us for dinner and to Celebrate 25 Years of Serving Kids on Thursday, June 8, 2017.

For more information, contact the YOC Foundation at 765-289-5437 ext. 3332 or yocinc.org/25th

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James and Mary RosemaMarilyn J. ScalesSecret Families

Christmas CharityDanny and Anne Simpson

In Memory of Phyllis Shafer

Van P. and Margaret SmithDr. Joseph and Gayle Songer

In Honor of The Honorable Steven and Carole Caldemeyer

Daniel StewartStoops Automotive GroupDr. Jeffrey and Shannon UlrichUSI Insurance Services LLCDr. Cornelia A. Van CottWalmart Supercenter #3747

$250 - $999Jennifer AbrellAccess To Care Pharmacy, LLCAmeriprise Financial Services

(Foote, Davis & Associates)Joseph and Paula AndersonCommittee to Elect

Jeff Arnold ProsecutorAutomotive West, Inc.David and Joan Bahlmann

In Memory of Dr. Howard Searight

Baize Financial ConceptsDr. Kendal R. BakerDr. John and Jane BeekmanDennis and Tanya BlairJean R. BlakePatrick and Jane BottsSteve and Linda BrackneyBruce and Marilyn BubenzerMichael and Katherine BurkeCarpenters Local 1016Donald and Deanna CaseCharles and Janie ChildersSusan CloydComplete Masonry Services, Inc.Richard and Jackie CristJean Davis

In Memory of Phyllis Shafer

Delaware County Prevention Council

Delk McNally LLPDennis, Wenger & Abrell, P.C.

- AttorneysDicor CorporationE and B Paving, Inc.EBS Consulting Inc.


Michael and Debbie EmmonsDr. Robyn N. EubankJames A. and Elizabeth Fisher

In Honor of Kelly Stanley

$100,000 or moreAnonymousBall Brothers FoundationFettke Foundation, L.P.George and Frances

Ball FoundationMary Jane Sursa

$50,000 - $99,999AnonymousAWS FoundationThe Community Foundation of

Muncie and Delaware County Inc.

Geoff & Josie Fox Family Foundation

The Hamer D. and Phyllis C. Shafer Foundation

Paul R. and Kathryn M. Walker

$25,000 - $49,999Dave ClevengerHenry County Community

Foundation, Inc.Old National Bank Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999Stefan and Joan AndersonJudith A. Barnes EstateWaldo BeebeCharles and Charlotte HetrickMaxon Foundation Monroe Partners LPMutualBank Charitable

FoundationPerformance Services

Foundation LPRick and Elizabeth Rowray

In Memory of Judy Barnes

Kelly and Donna Stanley In Memory of Nelson Heinrichs

$5,000 - $9,999Anonymous

In Honor of The Honorable Steven Caldemeyer

Nancy BarefootKen and Peggy Briner

First Merchants Bank, N.A.Indiana Michigan Power Co.Jean W. and Mora Morris

Fund for YouthOld National BankProverbs 22-6, L.P.Carol E. SealsDr. Norman and

Susan Van CottCheryl and Terry Walker

$1,000 - $4,999Ralph J. Amos

In Memory of James Amos

Anthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldJeff and Deb ArnoldDoug and Dr. Kay BalesSteven and Amy BassettRobert C. Beasley and

Kim Campbell In Memory of Judy Barnes and Dr. Howard Searight

Dr. Jeff and Sue BirdDr. George and Linda Branam


Dr. Craig and Cindy BucklesCarole and Steven Caldemeyer

In Memory of Larry Dollison

The Honorable Thomas A. and Frida Cannon, Jr.

Don and Donna ConnerJoe and Polly Craig


Laura and Dave CramptonWil and Cindy DavisMorgan and Lynn DopplerSam and Melissa EllsChris and Melanie FancherDavid and Karen GilliamMark and Cathy HardwickJeffrey and Kimberly LeCountDr. Jaime O. LemnaLori A. LutherJon and Barbara MollMuncie Endurathon, Inc.Muncie Power ProductsNu-Tec Roofing ContractorsJeff and Jenni Parsons

In Memory of Larry Bassett

Gary and Annette PhillipsPridemark ConstructionPsi Iota Xi Sorority -

Alpha Chapter

our

Donors1.1.2016 - 12.31.2016

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Flat Rock Technology GroupFountain Square UMC

Progressive ClassG & G Oil Co. of Indiana, Inc.David and Nancy GalliherBenjamin and Chris GraberBarry and Kim GreenDennis and Shirley GreenMark and Brenda GreenJay and Cathy HaltemanDr. George and Liz HanksRonnie and Char HawkinsDr. Jeffrey A. Heavilon

and FamilyDr. Steven and Kristen HerbstKeith and Linda HiattJames P. and Gene Hoban, Jr.Horning Roofing &

Sheet Metal Co., LLCGregory A. HuffmanIndiana Trust and Investment

Management CompanyMichael and Jessica ItalianoJay-Crew LandscapingJerome and Tammy JohnsonCheryl Kauffman

In Memory of Idabelle & Theodore Martin

Rick and Kristy KellyLifetime Skin Care Centers, LLCJames and Linda LippLucy Couture BoutiqueKevin and Annette MandrellJohn and Davina MartinMalyssa J. MayMeijer Store #136Mental Health America

Boone CountyMeridian Health ServicesDr. Fred A. Meyer, Jr.

In Honor of Ann Johnson

Dr. Keith and Elaine MillerLeslie R. MillerDr. Gareth A. MorganDonna MunchelMuncie & Delaware County

Chamber of CommerceNorthwest Towing &

Recovery, Inc.Old National Wealth Management


Dr. Oren and Mary Ann Olinger In Memory of Judy Barnes

Jan and Janice OliverOntario Systems, Inc.Park Chapel Christian Church,

Greenfield

Austin D. AndersonHayley I. AndrewsEdward L. Armantrout &

Bonita J. Ramirez In Memory of Patricia Zakula

Denise R. ArnoldJoe A. Arthur

In Memory of Dixie Quirk

Heather AultAlexis B. AustinDr. Ramon L. and

Vivian Avila, Sr.Dr. Stephen and Mary AvilaAwards PlusDarrick S. AyersKaylyn AyresNancy A. Baker


Ball State University Department of Finance & Insurance

Donovan BattleLaura BealRobert and Tommye BeaversTimothy J. BehneMargaret L. BennettBest Way of Indiana, Inc.Kayleigh M. BilbreyDr. Scott E. BischoffDevin M. BishopArdella L. Bixler

In Memory of Helen Grindle Carpenter and James G. Spencer

Dr. Adrienne Bliss and Glen Stamp In Memory of Brandon Stamp

Matt and Amber BloomTorin BlowBob Lambert and Sons

Auto BodyDr. Cecil Bohanon and

Barbara Alvarez BohanonScott and Sally BowmanCheyenne E. BowserChristopher BoxBPO Elks Lodge #245Larry and Susan BrandonJohn BrasherDrs. Ralph and

Elizabeth BremiganStephen L. BrewerTimothy D. BrooksBlair S. BroussardErnest J. BrownEvan M. BrownCory T. Brown-PugsleyTerry BrumleySara L. BrunerWilliam and Juanita Bruns

Pengad PrintingDr. Gyorgy and Donna Polcz


PrimeTrust Financial Federal Credit Union

PSC Associates, LLCR. Christopher QuakenbushRobert R. QuirkDavid and Tamra ReddenThe Revolution, Inc.

Campus Ministry at Ball State University

Dr. Rob and Leigh Ann RudicelSt. Francis of Assisi &

Newman CenterDr. R. Neil and

Jane SchmottlachJohn Schwarz and

Retha Everett-Schwarz In Memory of Jerrold W. Schwarz

Sylvia Searight In Memory of Dr. Howard Searight

Bradley and Jessica SmithJannai K. SmithWilliam and Bonnie SmithRobert and Marilyn SmitsonSolutionz Conferencing, Inc.Frank StoneCharles and Claudia Sursa

In Honor of Don Conner

Sursa Griner Wealth Management of Raymond James

Taylor Architects, Inc.Top Notch of

East Central IndianaMike and Sue TschuorAndrew and Kristen Tyler

In Memory of Joel Martin

Committee to Elect Dennis Tyler

United Way of Delaware County

Versailles Painting LLCBryant M. WagnerJames M. WellsAllison D. WerlingWhitinger & Company LLCWhitinger Strategic Services

$1 - $249AnonymousBrelan C. AbramEric M. AdamsJamie N. AllredAmber N. AmersonEugene L. AmlinCarol Ammon

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Daniel K. Whitehead Attorney at Law LLC

Dick and Jenny DanielPatrick and Marcia DanielsCheryl DavisDarnell T. DavisLee and Anne DavisVadis and Doris Davis

In Memory of Mitchel Cox

James E. DawsonDeFur Voran LLPDeSoto UMC

Mission CommitteeLissa M. DiceDavid and Shari DickersonAngela N. DildyDrs. David and Felicia DixonEdwin B. DixonCornelius and Mary Dollison


Jennica DominguezDallas C. DopplerThomas A. DouthittBrittany N. DudleyAmanda L. DullMaureen C. DuncanAlaycia M. DunckelDaryle E. DuniganAshley A. DunsmoreDerrick L. DunsmoreEast Central Indiana

Trades CouncilCarlos L. EcholsPatricia A. EcksteinEd McKibben Real EstateJerry Edwards

In Memory of Martha (Marty) Edwards

Gregory L. EdwardsDr. William and Barbara EidsonDouglas W. EllingtonLori ElvidgeCourtney M. EmmonsEnterprise Plumbing, Inc.Debra S. EppersonHolly N. Larkin EramoMark and Molly ErvinEstep & Co., Inc. dba SubwayDawn R. EstepJim and Toni EstepLance and Mary Jo EstepRandy H. EvansKaren and Kyle EvensKristen Grace EversoleFarmhouse Creative, LLCRonald and Cheryl FauquherGary W. Fennell

Ronald A. FieldsJud and Carey Fisher


Mark and Becky FontaineAmanda A. FordMarcia and Dick A. ForsytheAlicia S. FosterDeborah J. Foster

In Memory of David R. Smith

Jason R. FougerousseShandell P. FoustBrandon and Elizabeth FowlerDean W. FranklinBrenasha L. FrazierBarbara J. FrechetteBrittany FruittDr. Ted and Connie FullhartJaclyn M. FulloveLyndall R. GabbertDevante F. GainesRob and Christina GainesAnn Craig GalliherLindsay R. GarnerBenjamin T. GarrettSkylar R. GauckCynthia S. GemmerLaura GeorlettLadonna L. GettisRobert and Darlene GildersleeveGill Brothers FurnitureLewis and Kay GillespieNova Gilliatte, Jr.Joe GillisJerrette GirardierKristen E. GladieuxJeremy W. GodekWilliam and Beth GonserDerek M. GosmanAmber K. GreenBrian and Deena GreenGary and Kyle GreenMark and Traci GreenbergMerrill and Linda GreeneCindi GreerDavid Grider, Jr.Amber M. GroomesSteven L. GrovesAntoinette L. GudgerHenry L. Gudger, Jr.Rose M. GuinnJonathan H. HaleyJessica F. HallPhilip A. HannumElizabeth M. HansardSandra Hardcastle

In Honor of Minerva McDaniel

Sara BucklerGlenda BullisBullock Heating & AirDavid and Susie BundyRichard W. and

Dorothy J. Burkhardt FundKay and Jim BurressMelissa A. BurtonTJ BushAngela D. ButterfieldStefanie A. CabanaLauren T. CalvertJean L. CampbellJeffrey L. CantrellMarilyn Carey

In Memory of James (Jim) Patrick Carey

Austin J. CarrierErica R. CarterToby CarthellClarence and Carol CasazzaJason T. CassityAnthony and Ann CatanzariteRay and Tracy ChambersShirley K. ChandlerAllen Chen


Ryan and Kira ChildersChoice Mechanical ServicesChelsea M. ChojnackiTara L. ClarkJoyce E. ClevengerKathleen A. ClevengerBrittany L. CliffordSarah J. CliffordMichael ClineShawn M. CloydJustin M. CochranAmanda K. CollinsDavid and Shari ConnerBeth ConradJohn and Frances Constant, Jr.Denise M. Cooley-GoolsbyCooper Tire & Auto ServiceChristina R. CostakisErica F. CoxHolly K. CoxLori CoxCourtney CromasKristal L. CroneHarold and Janet CrossLinn and Susan Crull

In Honor of Kelly Stanley

Crystal Glass, Inc.Joshua M. CummingsMakesha D. CumminsAngela D. Dailey

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Lowell Harmon In Honor of Rebecca Harmon

Harris Landscape Services, LLCLanesha K. HarveyPhilip and Lorelei Hawk

In Memory of Wally Hawk

Lindetta M. HawkinsMichael Lee Hawkins, Sr.Marquitta A. HayesEileen HelmJeffrey and Tammy HelmRon and Lynn HendersonKenneth D. HigginsRichard and Carrie HillVictor O. Hill, Jr.Karen A. HinesGregory C. HobsonDick and Shirley HochstetlerKrista L. HoevelDr. William and Sheryl HolbrookAlan and Chris HoldrenDavid W. HollandHoly Trinity Lutheran Church -

Binding Ties ClassLogan C. HoodDr. Richard and Helen Hoops


Kyle T. HorineRachel E. HottLisa D. HottingerBradley J. HoughDr. Hub and Marge Hougland

In Memory of Louise Owen

Aileen W. HowardJack and Sylvia HowardBen and Karen HowellsWhitney HuffWilliam Z. HughesAmber L. HumesDr. J. Richard and

Sherry Hurley In Memory of Dr. Howard Searight

J.T. and Anna Hynes In Memory of Kathy Clark

Donald R. IrelanJessica L. IrelandTimothy L. Irvin, Jr.IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital

Medical Staff In Memory of Dr. Howard Searight

Larry E. IvyLouis C. JacksonTiara S. JamesMikayla C. JanneyThomas and Joan JarvisChristina R. JespersonJarred E. JohnsonKatiena Y. Johnson

Maurice and Ruth MangasCynthia L MannDebra L. MantockMarilyn MarraDick and Liz MarshallLanika L. MarshallJohn W. MarskeDr. Anita Martin and

Harry R. VernonJennifer MartinNatasha R. MastinDr. Jay and Mary Ann MatchettKarisa L. MaxwellRobert and Margaret McClellandVictoria L. McCormickJayna R. McCoyKevin D. McDonaldMcGuff RoofingAdam and Nora McHenryStefan J. McKellDr. Gisselle and

Rahsaan McKell-JeffersMcKinney & Malapit LawKennae S. McNeilMarisol MendozaJo Ellen MercerJames and Carol MessmerDr. Donald and

Carolann MikesellHank and Terri MiliusH. Gordon and Malvia Miller

In Memory of Kraig Miller

J. Kenneth and Beverly Miller In Honor of Nancy Barefoot

Jessica N. MillerKaren J. MillerNorman and Elizabeth Miller


Tamera S. MillerDr. William Miller and

Anniemarie Voss In Memory of Dr. Howard Searight

Terri A. MillsJoseph Lee MitchellLarry D. MockTerri MontgomeryCaitlin B. MooreSteve and Shawn MooreAsia T. MorganCharles F. MorrisMarissa MorrisRodney and Andrea MorrowJ.R. Munson Company, Inc.Briana L. NelsonEdward A. NelsonElizabeth J. NelsonRoger Noble

Jonathon E. JonesDr. Steve and Jan JonesTiffany JonesCasey E. JuddToshie KagosawaJim and Bobbi Keesling

In Memory of Elizabeth (Jean) Keesling, Bob and Helen Kingsley

Anna R. KelleyMarisa A. KellyBetty J. Kendall

In Memory of Ralph Dennis

Martha L. KendrickRalph and Barbara KennedyRobert E. KerseyPhilippa A. KindigBelinda C. KingKaren S. KingLaDonna L. KobelDr. Thomas and

Alexandra KocoshisLinda KogerMarcie R. KressEmily E. KubiakDr. Robert and Barbara KvamLaborers’ International

Union N.A.Charles and Christine LacyKrystal P. LacyJanice L. LargentHagle LeeDr. John D. LeeLaDonna M. LeeAmy LeffingwellAshley J. LeMayDavid and Aimee LiermanL. J. Stone, Co., Inc.Anthony W. LongworthChristopher L. LopezDr. James R. and

Margaret Lowry, Sr. In Memory of Larry Bassett and Christina Coelho

Matthew E. MaddenKameran A. MadisonDaniel J. MaggartJessica L. MahanMahnaz MahmoodiBruce D. MahoneyFrank and Joan MaljeDr. Katrina S. MalloryCarl E. MaloneRichard and Kelle MaloneyMancino’s Pizza & GrindersKorleen Mangas

In Honor of Lynn Doppler and Dallas Doppler

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Mykael RossDr. Richard RowrayJerry and Nan RushtonCharles K. RussellDr. Janay B. SanderDr. Gary and Ann SantoniDr. Ravi and Anurita SarinJames and Gretchen SchneiderKandis M. SchroederCandice M. SealsEli M. ShawJenna SheltonPatrick ShermanSteve and Shelly ShidelerDr. Donald S. ShondellAnna G. ShrevesWilliam O. Shroyer

In Memory of Shirley A. Shroyer

Cody A. SimonsShelby N. SimonsenNikolaus S. SloanDr. Hannah SlowikScott and Tara SmalstigAlexandria SmartCarl R. SmithDenise L. SmithJeremy R. SmithSteve and Barbara Smith Vincent and Ashley SniderGenet C. SouleAnne T. SoultzJames K. SpurgeonTravis P. StaabDr. Frederick and Fresia SteinerMargie A. Steinke

In Honor of Polly Quirk Craig

Britany J. StevensDrs. James and Gail StewartTamara S. StewartJames and Alana StienerAdam L. StoutDamon StovallBennita D. StrongSummers, Carroll, Whisler LLCDwight and Sharon SumnerCaleb R. TackettDanell A. TaylorNathan O. TaylorJohn and Huicong TeshimaLucas TetraultJerry W. and Jody ThomasJodi ThomasLaVerne S. ThomasSafire T. ThomasCrystal H. ThompsonRobert H. ThompsonRonald and Barbara Thompson

Titan Electric Co., LLCTK ConstructorsJoanna A. ToddL. Michael and Ruth Ann TolleDr. Joseph and Carol TrimmerLuann TrosperDr. Brad and Judy TruaxJeanne Tuck


Rebecca D. TuckDouglas J. TurnerKarla R. TwilleyTyler Wealth ManagaementErina D. TyreePete and Peg Ulzynski


Teresa UnderhillRichard S. UsdowskiCandyce UsseryZachary E. ValdezMichael A. Van CleaveEvangelean VanceDr. C. Warren and

Joy VanderHillDrs. John and Carolyn VannJohn D. VellengaVera Mae’s, Ltd.Lacey C. VincentVogue CleanersTyler L. WagnerTherese WahlstromSatomi WakabayashiDr. Scott and Pam WalkerJustin and Rachael WallenDiane WarrenPhil and Becky WatsonPhillip and Debby WebberTaiwanna N. WebsterCasey R. WeigleKent and Deb Weigle

In Memory of Cindy Morton

Meagan WeigleDavid and Wanda WeilantJohn WestDrs. Donald and Sue Whitaker

In Honor of Laura and David Crampton and Sandra Kelly

Douglas and Kathy White In Memory of Ralph Dennis

Michael A. WhiteDr. Thomas and Juliet WhitemanLari WhiteselJames and Ashley WilliamsJamia L. WilliamsJill E. WilliamsJonathan W. WilliamsRashad A. Williams

Lynetta C. NoethtichNormandy Flower Shop, Inc.Wendy J. NorrisTaylor F. O’BrienJohn and Margo OesterleLandy M. OtisJohn B. OvertonCody E. PansziDr. Don and Claire ParkShelby E. ParkerMegan A. PaschalJoanna C. PayneJulie and John PearsonDr. Laura E. PeekJerry and Janet PeirsonSara J. PendleyTony and Diane PersonettSusan PetefishSheena PetersLindsey D. PetittKimberly A. PhelpsWilliam L. Pingry

In Memory of Mary Kate Pingry

Steven K. PinnickShanese D. PointerDr. David A. PorterJudi R. PottsMichael PoulakisJulie Powers


Lindsay M. PriceJohn P. PursifullWanda H. Quinn-IsenbargerJerry QuirkStephanie L. RatliffMelanie Kay RazorJohnny A. ReasonStephen A. ReedDr. Suzanne R. ReedyElsa J. ReichleEmily A. ReochRobert and Vicki RhodaStacy Lynn RichmondKrystal K. RingMelissa R. RitchieDelaina R. RobersonDezaray L. RobertsSamara C. RobertsCathy RodgersDebra R. RodgersDr. Janet E. Roepke and

Jeff Groves In Honor of Marna Groves

Jenna L. RosenberryDonald and Trula A. Ross

In Honor of Jerry and Barbara Sparenberg, Kelly and Donna Stanley

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Sonya E. WillisTyler M. WillisGabriel J. WilmesCody R. WilsonDorothea Anne WilsonEmily WilsonKaty L. WilsonBrenda J. Wilson-GrahamJames W. and

Pam Wingate, Jr.Doris Wise

In Memory of Michael Wise

Woodway Internal MedicineSarah J. WuestDr. John and Susan Wulff


Kristin M. WuthrichChristine M. WymanRiley J. YoungJustin ZachariasSarah ZarateNancy L. ZechJennifer ZelhartStephen and Nancy ZirkleKen ZvokelKendi M. Zvokel

Gifts in KindA Pots and Pans Production,

Thr3e Wise Men - MuncieAcademy of Model Aeronautics

FoundationAmazing Joe’s GrillAshcraft JewelersHeather AultBailey’s Muncie Dry CleanersBall State Federal Credit UnionBall State University AthleticsBall State University

Cardinal Varsity ClubBall State University

Student Action TeamBaskin RobbinsBerry Winkle Frozen YogurtBest Way of Indiana, Inc.Monica J. BilbreyCardinal GreenwaysCasa del SolChi Alpha Christian Fellowship

at Ball State UniversityThe Children’s Museum

of IndianapolisCoca Cola Bottling Plant

of AndersonEric J. CollinsChristina Cooper

Country Friends Home Economics Club

Country ShackPolly CraigCulver’s MuncieJill CunninghamDairy Queens of MuncieVadis and Doris DavisDelaware County Extension -

Domestic EngineersDelaware County Extension

HomemakersJohn DragooKathryn DrummEagles Lodge #231Bernissa ElliottMichael and Debbie EmmonsEstep & Co., Inc. dba SubwayFirst Merchants Bank, N.A.,

Muncie/East RegionGrace Evangelical

Lutheran Church, MuncieHearts & Hands United

Delaware CountyHiatt PrintingHorning Roofing &

Sheet Metal Co., LLCDr. Alyssa A. and Ryan HunterIndiana Michigan Power CompanyIndiana National Guard Armory,

LebanonIndianapolis ColtsIndianapolis IndiansInternational Justice Mission -

Ball State University ChapterK.J. Brown and Co.

of Raymond JamesKappa Kappa Sigma -

Muncie ChapterJaime O. Lemna, PCLowery’s CandiesShaine O. LundMain Street ApparelDr. Katrina S. MalloryMancino’s Pizza & GrindersMr. and Mrs. Kevin MandrellMarsh Supermarkets Store #75Marsh Supermarkets Store #328Marsh Supermarkets Store #329McDonald’s Store - YorktownMCL Restaurant & Bakery,

Muncie MallMeineke Car Care CenterTony MekelburgJosie MillerMinnetrista Gathering PlaceMoe’s Southwest Grill

Muncie Children’s Museum, Inc.Muncie Civic TheatreMuncie Downtown

Development PartnershipMurray’s JewelersNew Corner Brewing Co.Normandy Flower Shop, Inc.Outback SteakhouseOutfitterPacers Sports & EntertainmentPAWS, Inc.Pleasant View ElementaryPreferred VendingPridemark ConstructionPrimeTrust Financial Federal

Credit UnionSuzanne R. Reedy, DDSRestored, IndianapolisThe Revolution, Inc.Denesha N. RiversWilda SlavenStarbucks, Tillotson Ave. Store,

MuncieSharon StephenSuper NailErin Tahvonen and Michael CoxTerhune’s Inc., McDonald’sToyota/Scion of MuncieDoni J. TroxellSteve and Tammy VarnerVictory Honda of MuncieVillage Bells Home Extension ClubVogue CleanersWalmart Supercenter #3747Allison D. WerlingLeland C. Wilhoite, DDSWoodway Internal MedicineWoof Boom RadioYorktown Community LibraryYorktown Family DentistryYorktown Middle School PTODr. Sheila and James Zimmerman

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F INANCIALScoMBineD F in An ciAlS oF THe Yoc & Yoc FounDAT ion

(Fo r T ime Pe r i od J u l y 1, 2015 - J une 30 , 2016 )

contributions & investments

contracts & Service Agreements

general operating

reserves

Per Diems

Personnel

SOURCES$3,820,776$1,833,768

$14,271,567

$19,926,111

CONTRACTS & SERVICE AGREEMENTSCONTRIBUTIONS & INVESTMENTSPER DIEMS

USES$4,215,994

$205,124$14,354,389

$1,150,604

$19,926,111

GENERAL OPERATINGNON-OPERATINGPERSONNELRESERVES

non-operating

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The Youth Opportunity Center Foundation exists to support the mission and priorities of the Youth Opportunity Center (YOC). The YOC serves and provides hope to Indiana’s youth who are most in need of outpatient and residential behavioral health services resulting from abuse, neglect and abandonment.

Through a focused, strategic approach to community engagement and fundraising activities, the YOC Foundation develops partnerships with individuals, corporations, employees and foundations to garner fiscal support in funding the “margin of excellence” and evidence-based treatment services of the YOC.

yocfoundat ion.org

YOC FOUNDATION BoArD MeMBerS

Mr. David BahlmannRetired- Ball State University Foundation

Mr. robert BeasleyPAWS, Inc. and Beasley & Beasley Law

Mr. Ken BrinerRetired- Muncie Power Products

Mr. Don connerRetired- Banking Executive

Mrs. Polly craigExecutive Director, YOC Foundation

Mrs. laura cramptonQ-Centrix

Mr. Jim estepEstep, Burkey, Simmons, LLC

Mr. Barry greenFernandez Holdings & Soultionz

Videoconferencing Inc.

Mr. Kevin MandrellJA Benefits

Mr. Jon MollDefur Voran LLP

Mr. Jeffrey ParsonsFirst Merchants Bank

Mr. richard rowrayYouth Opportunity Center

Mrs. Sylvia SearightRetired- Youth and Family Advocate

Mr. Daniel StewartLucky Rabbit Tattoos

Mrs. Kathy WalkerRetired- Youth and Family Advocate

DIRECTORS eMeriTi

Mrs. Phyllis Shafer*

Mrs. Mary Jane Sursa

Mr. van P. Smith

* deceased

YOC FOUNDATION STAFF

Mrs. Melissa ellsChief Financial Officer

Ms. genet SouleDevelopment Coordinator

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YOCINC.ORG

3700 W. K i lgore Avenue Mun cie , in 47304

YOUTH OPPORTUNIT Y CENTER

Documents

vision...vision if we can help save a child, then why couldn’t that child save the family, the neighborhood, the community, the world? Mission Statement We help catch children who