2021.2022
What famous cartoon came out the same year that McMillen Health opened? If you guessed Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, you would be correct! McMillen Health opened in 1981 as the 2nd independently operated health education center in the nation. With a slim staff of only two full-time and four part-time health educators and one administrator, we served 40,000 children with fact-based preventive health education! Our focus was drug prevention, general health, nutrition, and reproductive health. In the last 40 years, we have expanded our content areas to now provide more than 250 preventive health education programs and serve more than 90,000 students annually. To provide over 250 preventive health education programs and remain sustainable, McMillen Health has expanded our staff to 28 and our expertise now includes the development and design of low-literacy curriculum, resources, and videos for organizations nationwide. We also continue to expand our Brush oral health program’s reach nationally, now serving 34 states and 1.89 million children and families. Over the last year, McMillen Health has had Spider-Man-like flexibility and ingenuity as we worked together at the Amazing McMillen Health to serve 91,424 children and adults of all abilities and backgrounds with vital, effective preventive health education. We used our expanded expertise in low-literacy content to design three curricula, produce 110 videos, conduct and design two dental health needs assessments, launch our Healthy Tomorrow prenatal and postnatal app, and so much more. Keep reading for more Adventures at the Amazing McMillen Health…
Nicole Fairchild, MPA, MBA Executive Director
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President Maureen Musi Aging and In-Home Services Vice President Dr. Lindsay Wolf MSD Southwest Allen County Schools Secretary Debra Branfield Community Volunteer Treasurer Jeff Mann Exit Navigator Lindsay Boidock PNC Brady Brown, CPA Do It Best Corp. Olivia Burns, CPA Sweetwater Sound
Ta’nisha Clements Parkview Health/ Park Center Eve Colchin Purdue University Fort Wayne Michelle DeArmond Lutheran Health Community Schools Tyler Engstrom, CPA Baden, Gage & Schroeder, LLC Tabitha Ervin Jackson R. Lehman Family YMCA Network Rachael Dickerhoof Fort Wayne
Laura Green Women’s Health Advantage Michelle Kearns PHP Captain Mitchell McKinney Fort Wayne Police Department Beverly Moellering University of Saint Francis Kristen Ruble Parkview Health Casie Towsley Barrett McNagny, LLP
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pg 14-15 Events pg 16-18 Up Up and Away! pg 17 Our Reach pg 19 Financials pg 20-23 Donors
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Projects
Healthy Tomorrow We launched the Healthy Tomorrow prenatal and postnatal app on October 21, 2021. The app was developed with funding from the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation, the PHP Foundation, the Schneider Foundation, the English- Bonter-Mitchell Foundation, and the Delta Dental Foundation. This is a five-year project with the first year of development focusing on pregnant
or recently pregnant women with opioid use disorder (OUD) and their babies born with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). The following years will focus on prenatal health, safe sleep, tobacco use during pregnancy, nutrition, and breastfeeding. The app’s content was developed and designed in partnership with a Professional Advisory Group (PAG) composed of more than 20 Northeast Indiana professionals, and a Mom’s Advisory Group (MAG) composed of pregnant or parenting women with OUD.
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Overall, the app has reached 71 Indiana residents and 32 users across the globe including Arizona, California, District of Columbia (DC), Florida, France, Illinois, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Spain, Saudi Arabia, West Virginia, and Utah. Professionals sharing the app with their clients receive training and a digital Professional Guide with motivational interviewing prompts and resources for aiding their clients with OUD. To date, 42 Allen County professionals have been trained on the Healthy Tomorrow app and facilitator guide. This spring, with additional support from the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation, we added a discussion feature for women to interact with one another in a safe, monitored environment. A professional portal was also added to allow users to invite professionals to observe their journey to learn more about OUD, NAS, and more. Additional funding has been received from the English-Bonter-Mitchell
Foundation, the Krouse Foundation, the Parrot Foundation, the PHP Foundation, and Parkview Health through the My Healthy Baby Initiative from the Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) to develop 50 additional videos on prenatal care, safe sleep, tobacco use during pregnancy, birth spacing, postnatal care, and more!
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Indiana Dental Health Needs Assessment for Adults with Disabilities
The AWS Foundation and Delta Dental Foundation graciously supported a dental health needs assessment for adults with disabilities in Indiana. We conducted 52 one-on-one personal interviews, six focus groups, conducted an online survey reaching 142 individuals, and developed two advisory groups composed of professionals serving adults with disabilities and caregivers of adults with disabilities. The full report and full directory can be found on our website.
“I Need My Teeth” Continues Virtually
We continued the “I Need My Teeth” assembly as a virtual offering over the last year due to continued COVID restrictions. Our trusty cast of actors and loyal Tooth Fairy provided 42 live, virtual assemblies over the last year, reaching 5,552 youth across Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. The assembly is a success thanks to the continued generosity of the Delta Dental Foundation.
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Programs
McMillen’s Top Ten! Our top ten programs have started to change over the last few years, in large part due to a growing focus on pregnancy prevention and social- emotional learning. We continue to see a large increase in knowledge from our programs. Our professional health educators provided 2,931 programming sessions over the last 12 months and witnessed a 58.86% increase in knowledge. We typically see a 35% increase in knowledge in our programs; however, in the last three
years this number has continued to climb higher. This is in large part because the information provided during McMillen programming is new information that has not been learned elsewhere. Teen Pregnancy Prevention (TPP) Expansion
The Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) awarded McMillen Health funding to provide Botvin’s Transitions and High School LifeSkills Training programs to Blackford, Elkhart, Fulton, Jay, Kosciusko, and St. Joseph counties. The expansion also includes #WowTalk Cafés for youth and Parent Cafés for adults. Over the last year, we have served 706 youth with Botvin
LifeSkills and 1,122 youth and parents with Cafés. Feedback from students participating in TPP and Cafés: “[My favorite part was] getting to learn about others and having good connections. It was
“[My favorite part was] being able to open up to my peers. It was amazing. I learned I like to make other people happy. I will change my behaviors because I would rather have a better life than a bad one. I think the program had an impact because my classmates talked to me about themselves.”
absolutely amazing. I got out of my comfort zone. I learned when there is a certain subject, it’s easier to talk to people. We all learned about each other. It made a big impact.”
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Sexual Risk and Avoidance Education (SRAE) Expansion The Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) awarded McMillen Health additional funding to serve all five Fort Wayne Community High Schools with our eight-module promising practice, Choices Today, Options Tomorrow (CTOT) , and to continue to expand in the rural counties of DeKalb, Grant, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, and Whitley. The implementation includes serving at least 450 youth in 6th-8th grades with Promoting Health Among Teens (PHAT) , an evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention curriculum, and another 1,750 youth in 9th-12th grades with CTOT. We successfully served 2,337 students, which is 137 more than anticipated! This year’s grant expansion included adding additional hours of education to SRAE programming. We provided additional education in the form of eight digital handouts. Each contains QR codes to specific videos related to the handout topic. Eight total videos were produced for this year’s project. All newly developed resources were translated to Burmese and Spanish. Feedback from students participating in SRAE programming:
“I liked the presentation over boundaries and how to resist things. I think a lot of people need to learn more about respecting and placing boundaries and this presentation did a good job showing that. My favorite activity was the one where the liquid was put in cups, mixed, and then some turned pink. It was interactive was fun and it really showed how fast and unexpectedly STD’s/ STI’s can spread.”
Student at Tippecanoe Valley High School
Student at Snider High School in Fort Wayne Community Schools
“I liked the parenting presentation; it was shocking the cost of things. New information I learned was the cervix stretches from being really small to really big to push out the baby. The hospital cost when having a baby is really high.”
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Creative Services
Our Creative Services team has been relocated to a former teaching theatre thanks to the generosity of the McMillen Foundation. Two years ago, our creative team consisted of a videographer, the Director of Marketing, and the Director of Curriculum Development. Today, the team includes two Graphic Designers, two Multimedia Specialists, two Curriculum Developers, the Director of Curriculum Development, and Director of Marketing and Communications. Here are a few of the contracted projects the Creative Services team has worked on this year:
Access for All Smiles The Delta Dental Foundation contracted with McMillen Health to develop content and resources for caregivers and professionals of adults with disabilities. Dr. Paul Glassman of California Northstate University consulted on this project for his work at Pacific University on Overcoming Obstacles. Two advisory groups were developed for this project. The first, a professional advisory group (PAG), was composed of dental professionals providing services to adults with disabilities and behavior specialists who have worked with adults with disabilities. The second, an advisory group composed of parents and caregivers of adults with disabilities. The resulting product is Access for All Smiles, which includes a digital Caregiver Guide for professionals and caregivers, two pre-recorded trainings, and 15 low-literacy videos for professionals and caregivers. All content and resources will be available on the Delta Dental Foundation’s website this fall.
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North Carolina Dental Society’s Mouth Wise Curriculum The North Carolina Dental Society received funding from the Delta Dental Foundation of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and North Carolina to contract with McMillen Health to develop three dental health curricula for grades K-2, 3-5, and 6-8. McMillen Health developed 17 dental health lesson plans aligning with Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and North Carolina’s health and wellness education standards; developed and produced 17 videos to align with each lesson; and translated all resources to Spanish. These resources are now available on the North Carolina Dental Society’s website.
Breathe Resource Expansion Health Ed Pros contracted with McMillen Health for the development of additional resources for Breathe, the secondhand tobacco curriculum developed in 2018. McMillen aided in the development and design of the original resources and was able to expand the curriculum this year, adding vital health education resources. The expansion included a family journal, two videos, and two handouts, all available in English and Spanish.
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Indiana School Nurse Manual 2nd Edition The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) contracted with McMillen to revise and redesign the second edition of the Indiana School Nurse Manual which is available digitally. In 2015, the IDOE contracted with McMillen Health to develop the School Nurse Manual and make it available digitally. We were excited to offer our services to update this vital document, used by school nurses across the state.
Johns Hopkins University’s Asthma Basic Care Flip Chart Redevelopment McMillen Health was able to continue working with Johns Hopkins University through the redevelopment of the Asthma Basic Care flip chart originally developed for them in 2018. Updates included incorporating new design images, updating content to reflect new asthma guidelines, translating resources to Spanish, and making the digital version compatible with screen readers. Implementation of the education will begin over the next year with Head Start.
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Brush
Our Brush Oral Health Program continues to grow with additional resources and reach! This year, our Director of Educational Resources provided training and resources to 592 early interventionist professionals across Arizona, Connecticut, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia! By training these professionals, we were able to serve 24,864 children from birth to age five and adults with chronic health conditions. This would not have been possible without the generosity of the Delta Dental Foundation.
#ToothToks You may be seeing more of McMillen Health and Chrissy Stephan, our very own dental hygienist and Director of Educational Resources on our new #ToothToks! We decided to join TikTok to share health education information in a fun way with younger audiences. In doing so, Chrissy has become very popular through her #ToothToks, where she shares important dental hygiene information for everyone! Follow us @ Brush for Burmese Populations As the Brush program continues to expand, we have begun receiving requests for content in various languages. Thanks to the generosity of the Foundation for Dental Health Education (FDHE), we were able to translate our home visitor flip chart to Burmese. We are continuing to seek funding to translate videos and handouts to other languages as they are requested.
mcmillenhealth or check out our social media page to see some of our #ToothToks!
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Building
Through the generosity of the Journal Gazette Foundation and the Isaac Knapp Dental Education Foundation, McMillen Health was able to update most of our Great Hall displays! We were able to finish the tooth update prior to the end of June 2022 and invited everyone to come out and see all of the updates at our open house on August 12, 2022 .
New Creative Services Department We are growing, but our building is not! Thankfully, the McMillen Foundation was generous enough to help our growing pains and provided funding support for the renovation of a former teaching theater to be converted to office space.
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Events
40th Anniversary Celebration We celebrated our 40th anniversary on a crisp October evening at Parkview Field where donors and supporters came to celebrate McMillen Health providing vital, effective preventive health education to more than 1.96 million children and adults. Over the last five years, we have expanded our services to now develop curricula, videos, and resources for organizations across the nation. This expansion of services has allowed us to become recognized nationally for our expertise in developing low-literacy resources. We continue to develop partnerships with others to ensure low-literacy health education is available for students of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. We believe it is the right of every individual to receive health education in a format they can easily understand. We are beyond thankful to the foundations and loyal donors who
have made our 40th anniversary possible.
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2nd Annual Tee Off with TAM Raises $36,292 We held our second year of Tee Off with TAM at Cherry Hill Golf Course on June 9, 2022 with no rain! We would like to thank our sponsors and the 28 teams who came out to help make this event a success. Thanks to the generosity of everyone who took part, we can now provide 2,902 students with preventive health education who would otherwise be unable to receive our services. We are looking forward to our third year of this event on June 8, 2023 at Cherry Hill.
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Up Up
Making New Amazing Friends: Meeting new friends continues to be a theme into the new year! We developed relationships with 98 new locations and traveled 57,379 miles over the last year. Our existing and new contacts allowed our professional health educators and trainers to reach 91,424 children and adult students of various abilities and backgrounds.
Allen: 55,006 Adams: 1,976 Blackford: 894 DeKalb: 3,990 Elkhart: 1,849
Fulton: 1,722 Grant: 1,052 Huntington: 1,155 Jay: 1,181 Kosciusko: 9,917 LaGrange: 3,215 Noble: 4,158 St. Joseph: 345
We traveled 57,379 miles
Steuben: 538 Whitley: 622
We also traveled virtually to Arizona, California, Connecticut, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and West Virginia. We met with our Canadian friends 32 times to provide vital, effective preventive health education programming. The majority of the students in Canada receiving our programs are near the Arctic circle with very limited resources to health and dental services.
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Making all these new friends would not be possible without the help of our donors and local foundations who support the work we do. In 2021.2022, McMillen Health provided 2,931 preventive health education programming sessions, reaching 91,424 students of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Just over half, 54%, of these students received programming at no cost through the generosity of our donors and funders like you. We cannot thank you enough on behalf of the students we serve every day. Although we charged a nominal $5 per student fee at the close of our last fiscal year, you can see the majority of schools and students are unable to cover this cost. As McMillen Health continues to grow, so does the cost of our services. For more than 15 years, we have kept our admission fee at $5 per student. We have not charged for parents or staff attending programs with students, and will continue to allow them to attend for free during general admissions. We will begin charging $7 per student beginning July 1, 2022 to help close the funding gap for our services. Parker Scholarship Saves the Day For the first time in our 40 years, we provided preventive education programming to two Amish schools located in Allen County. We served 156 Amish students in grades 1-8. We are looking forward to expanding our reach into additional Amish communities.
Our Reach
Total children and adult students served: 91,424 Knowledge Increase from Pre/Posttests: 58.86% Outreach: 54,876 E-Learning: 15,351 Distance Learning: 13,540 In-House: 7,657
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Renaming the Parker Scholarship The Parker Scholarship was created in 2013 to honor Patricia “Pat” and Mac Parker’s dedication to preventive health education. Pat was one of the original founders of McMillen Health and remained an active participant in the organization until 2019. Pat passed away in August of 2022, and in response to her more than 40 years of dedication to McMillen Health, we renamed the Parker Scholarship to the Pat Parker Memorial Scholarship. The Pat Parker Memorial Scholarship funds education for children and adults who are unable to pay the $7 fee for our services. Nearly 5,000 students have benefited from this scholarship allowing them to learn about the importance healthy decisions, which lead to a healthy lifestyle. You may designate your donation to the Pat Parker Memorial Scholarship Fund on our website.
Thank you to the Pat Parker Scholarship for making this possible:
reaching 702 students
6 sessions at
McMillen Health reaching 209 students
22 sessions
via outreach reaching 493 students
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money
Income
Contracted Work: $710,093 Grants & Donations: $622,273 Brush: $180,695
Admissions: $150,226 Special Events: $58,502 Other: $2,741 Investment Income (Loss): ($194,578)
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Expenses
Program: $1,202,563 Management: $312,029 Development: $175,633
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donors
Community Foundation DeKalb County Council for a Drug Free LaGrange County Current Mechanical Deister Machine Company, Inc. Delta Dental of Indiana Drug Free Adams County Drug Free DeKalb County Durant Foundation, Inc. Nicole and Josh Fairchild Foundation for Dental
Platinum $20,000+ AWS Foundation Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne Delta Dental Foundation English-Bonter-Mitchell Foundation Flora Dale Krouse Foundation Indiana Department of Health McMillen Foundation, Inc. St. Joseph Community Health Foundation The Olive B. Cole Diamond $10,000+ Allen County Drug and Alcohol Consortium Anonymous Journal Gazette Foundation, Inc. Parkview Health Community Health Improvement Program Foundation The DEKKO Foundation
K21 Health Foundation Magee-O’Connor Foundation, Inc. M. E. Raker
Foundation, Inc. Dr. Dane & Mary Louise Miller Foundation Northern Indiana Community
Foundation-Hardesty Memorial Endowment Parkview LaGrange Community Health Improvement Program Parrott Charitable Foundation PNC Foundation Prophet Sisters Foundation Steuben County REMC Weigand Pursley Family Foundation Silver $1,000+ Adams County Community Foundation Aging and In- Home Services Aldi Inc. Blackford County Community Foundation Bussick Orthodontics Chick-fil-A Jefferson Pointe
Health Education Franklin Electric Charitable and Educational Foundation, Inc
Hagen Family Advised Fund Haines, Isenbarger & Skiba, LLC Howard P. Arnold Foundation Huntington County
Community Foundation Isaac Knapp
PHP Foundation Gold $5,000+ Community Foundation of Noble County
Dental Education Foundation, Inc. Jackson R. Lehman Family YMCA
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LaGrange County Community Foundation MainStay Solutions Nancy and Jeff Mann Miami-Cass REMC Operation Roundup MKM architecture + design, inc Nietert Insurance Noble REMC Operation Round Up Trust Northern Indiana Community Foundation Fulton County Northern Indiana Community Foundation Miami County Boomerang Sisterhood Parkview Huntington Community Health Improvement Program Parkview Huntington County Healing Partners Physicians Health Plan of Northern Indiana, Inc. PNC PNC Foundation Central Indiana PNC Foundation Dayton Ohio Ian & Mimi Rolland Foundation, Inc. Steuben County Community Foundation, Inc. Anthony and Sally Stites United Way of DeKalb County, Inc.
Mary E. Van Drew Charitable Foundation, Inc. Bronze $500+ Academy Mortgage Corporation Barrett & McNagny LLP Blackburn & Green Brian and Jill Bowman Chick-fil-A Coliseum Blvd. Crawford Marie Felger Timothy and Ann Gibson Shannon and Brad Gleason Glenbrook Dodge Chrysler Jeep Harmony Marketing Group Indiana Dental Hygienists Association Dena Jacquay Old National Bank Plant Center Inc. Professional Emergency Physicians S&S Electrical LP Dr. Daniel and Rebecca Schmidt School of Rock Fort Wayne Daniel and Kathryn Schreiber Tom and Kathy Skiba Strahm Group Charitable Fund Digital Wolf, LLC Dr. Thomas and
Weigand Construction Co., Inc.
Copper $100+ Chris Angellatta Auburn Dental Associates, PC
Bailey and Wood Financial Group Alli and Gavin Barcus
Lindsay and Josh Boidock Boundary Oak Distillery Debra and David Branfield Dr. and Mrs. Sean Brennan Brockman Heating and Air Brady and Shelbi Brown
Cherry Hill Golf Club Jana and Joshua Clark Ta’nisha and Josh Clements Jeff Coil Eve Colchin Richard and Deborah Conklin Martha Corbat Coyote Creek Golf Course Crazy Pinz Michelle and Jim DeArmond Ron and Joni Dick Rachael Dickerhoof Jeanne Dietrich Candice Durham
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Edwin Coe Spirits Tyler and Katelyn Engstrom Epco Products, Inc. Tabitha and Robert Ervin Farrington Specialty Centers Findley Financial Corp Craig and Pamela Finlayson Fort Wayne Oral Maxillofacial Surgery and Implant Center
Lassus Brothers Oil Foundation Aaron and Marjory Lybarger Alysia Marshall Seslar and Bret Seslar Doug and Christine McKibben Mark McKibben Mitchell and Cindy McKinney David and Susan Meyer Maureen and Greg Musi Osage Lane Property Management Lindsay and Joseph Platt Pond Champs ProFed Credit Union Laura and Tod Ramsey
Chrissy and Mark Stephan Sterling Realty Advisors David and Susan Stouder Tony and
Michelle Straessle Richard C. Stumpf Kathleen Summers Sweetwater Sound Richard and Lisa Teets
Anne Tiernon Casie Towsley
Fort Wayne Storage, LLC Kim Garland
Dr. J. Phillip and Carolyn Tyndall UAW Local 2209 Van Wormer Family Dentistry Rob and Madeline Weigand Todd Werling Anne Wilkinson Megan Wilkinson WM Imaging Solutions, Inc. Dr. Lindsay and Brandon Wolf Under $100 Absolute OSHA Consulting Amazon Smile Foundation Karen Arthur Lisa Baltes Nicole Barker Kimberly Brown Ingrid E. Churchill
Drs. Sarah and Tony GiaQuinta Mary and Roy Gilliom Dr. and Mrs. Robert Godley Angie Gong Laura and Tod Green Mrs. Janet Hagedorn Erika and Jon Halliwill Elizabeth and Ian Harris Tom and Dee Herman Dan and Joyce Herstad Isaac Knapp District Dental Society, Inc. Michelle and David Kearns Kleen It Group, Inc. Casey and Denis Knuth Kroger Lan-Con Electric Inc.
Dr. Mark and Lynn Reecer Dr. John and Diana Reed, Jr. Ann Reidenbach Ryan Fire Protection, Inc. Dr. Marcia and Larry Sauter
Drs. Holli and Mark Seabury Twila and Mike Smith Spempy Properties, LLC Rachel and Jonathan Steinhofer Nancy and David Steinhofer
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Denise A. Conrad Rachel Croghan Dueling Grounds Distillery Victoria and Jason Durnell Ross and Martha Eagleson Kara Etzler Daniel Ewing Dr. Joseph and Dolores Fiacable Tammy Gladding Marylou Griffin Dr. Jack and Lois Gumbert Candice Haffner Timothy Hallman Lettice Haver Crystal Heminger Robert Heuchan Tara Holliday Amanda Horsewood Claudia Huezo Captain Kevin Hunter Jenna Jagger John Jehl Enda Kelly-Jones Kim Klotz Drs. Chung and Sage Lee Rhonda L. Leeper Joy and Chris Livengood Michael and Michelle Lock Mary Lung
Amy Walters Amy Wills
Geovanni Marquez and Sabrina Straessle Jenny Marquez Daniel Massucci Thet Maung Lauren C. and Thomas J. McNicholas Laurel Mitchell Beverly and Thomas Moellering Scott Nitza Dr. Douglas and
Angel Winchester Makenna Worman Angie Zaegel In-Kind Boundary Oak Distillery Brady and Shelbi Brown Bussick Orthodontics Cherry Hill Golf Club Chick-fil-A Jefferson Pointe Coyote Creek Golf Course Crazy Pinz Dueling Grounds Distillery Edwin Coe Spirits Harmony Marketing Group Jackson R. Lehman Family YMCA Mark McKibben Thomas and Kathleen Skiba Sweetwater Sound
Debbie Reed Marissa Reed Camella and
Chris Rodenbeck Dr. Ronald H. and Sylvia Scheeringa Ian and Josephine Schmid
Hope Shaver Ashley Smith Dawn Smith Janet Smith
Audra Smolek Dr. David and Elizabeth Steiner Jenn and Bob Storey Sheli Taulbee Raeann Taylor Tiffany Taylor-Smith and Chuck Smith Kevin and Mary Till Bill and Marilyn Townsend Amanda Van Houten Elaine and Tony Wagner
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