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2014 ANNUAL REPORT July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014

I present to you the Annual Report for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2014, which contains financial information for the time period of July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. Due to staffing changes in our Business Office, the publication has been delayed in comparison to previous years. I appreciate your understanding and patience in this regard. I take this opportunity to thank the donors included in this report for your partnership with Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky. Because of your sacrifices and your confidence, the agency continues to find itself in some of the most exciting moments since its beginning in 1882. The funding investments from private donors and foundations continue to increase year over year, empowering our Board of Trustees, Junior Board, and staff to take bold steps in offering innovative treatment programs for the abused, neglected, and at-risk youth in our care. Additionally, funding from Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway and the Substance Abuse Treatment Advisory Committee has propelled us light years in addressing the needs of addicted adolescents and family members in Northern Kentucky and beyond.

2014 Communication Sponsor

This sponsor underwrites the cost of both our online and print communication efforts so that our Home can easily and regularly stay in touch with you at no cost to the Home.

Have you moved, switched jobs, or had a change in marital status? Please send an email to [email protected] with your updated information to help us keep accurate records. Please note that donor contact information is not sold or shared with outside organizations unless approved by both the donor and the Home’s Board of Trustees.

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Donors and Friends of CHNK:

The information contained in this annual report is reflective of the 2014 fiscal year at Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky, which began on July 1, 2013 and closed on June 30, 2014.

To be a community leader providing children and families opportunity and hope for better lives.

mission

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Because of the tremendous support from you, our bridge building partners, Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky has taken steps in becoming the premier provider of adolescent behavioral healthcare services. We’ve added highly credentialed medical and clinical team members. We’ve invested millions in our buildings and child-caring residential environments. We’ve opened a third campus where an array of school-based behavioral health programs and outpatient care will take place. We’ve prepared the region’s first residential care facility for adolescents in need of substance use disorder treatment. We’ve opened an innovative therapeutic day school serving at-risk youth who need academic services that are joined with treatment programs. In short, we have and we continue to provide opportunity and hope for better lives … just like our mission statement calls us to do. I thank you and urge you to continue to stand with us, providing our beloved Home with a mantle of comfort and protection as we take care of some of Kentucky’s most vulnerable children and families. With gratitude, Rick W. Wurth Chief Executive Officer Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky | 3

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Leadership Team

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2014 Board of Trustees

Subject Matter Experts Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) have skill sets relevant to at least one of the standing committees of the CHNK Board of Trustees and serve at the pleasure of the Board. They have a voice but no vote in matters of the Home.

Rick W. Wurth

Steve Durkee

Chief Executive Officer

Clinical Director of Substance Use Disorder Services

Bob Hawksley,

Jeff Thomas,

Kent Dailey,

Fischer Homes, President & COO

Jeff Thomas Catering, Owner

Re/Max Affiliates, Owner/Broker

President

Vice-President

Treasurer

John Brewer

Dan Mistler,

Immediate Past President

Connie Freking Director of New Program Implementation

Dwight Marvin

DBL Law, Attorney – retired

VonLehman & Co, Inc., CPA

Director of Quality Assurance

Founded in 1882, Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky provides a comprehensive array of adolescent behavioral health services and substance use treatment in both residential and community/school-based environments. Our licensed and highly skilled team of professionals takes a familycentered, holistic approach to treatment.

TV One, CEO – retired

Campbell County Day Treatment Center, Counselor

Rev. Peter D’Angio

Dianna Rafferty

Jacquie Bauereis

DB Design, Owner

Director of Admissions & Case Management

Adam Davey

Julie Raia

David Barnes

Emily Cahill

Children’s Home of Cincinnati, Behavioral Pediatrician

Charlene Erler

Rebekah Gensler

Don Paparella

Stephanie Renaker-Jansen

C&G Erler Interior Design, LLC, Interior Designer

Signature Hardware, Owner

Trinity Episcopal Church, Rector

University of Cincinnati Athletics, Associate Director of Development

Jenny Wichmann

Director of Residential Programming

Chuck McHale

McHale’s Events and Catering, President

Mercedes-Benz of Fort Mitchell, Managing Partner

Reminiscent Herb Farm, General Manager

Bob Wells

Private Practice, Licensed Psychologist

Photos Not Available Dan Gripshover,

Neuroscience & Behavioral Health Center, Clinical Neuropsychologist

Lisa Wilson

Director of Community-Based Services

Photos Not Available Joce Arvisais, Controller Laura Kinney, Clinical Director of Residential Services

Katie Tranter DBL Law, Attorney

Chuck Washburn

David Boyer, Rosedale Green, CFO Diane St. Onge, Kentucky Legislative Caucus, State Representative

St. Elizabeth Healthcare, System Director

Photos Not Available Nhien Lange, langeDIGITAL, Owner Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky | 5

Program metrics

Fiscal Year 2014: Year in Review

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT

112 youth received residential services

July 2013

CHNK Chief Executive Officer Rick Wurth receives the 2013 Civic Leadership Award for the positive impact he has had in the Greater Cincinnati/ Northern Kentucky area.

72% were discharged to a “less

September 2013

226 family sessions were conducted

restrictive” environment

CHNK launches a new visual identity – one that incorporates elements unique to the Home – to celebrate a new chapter of treatment services.

Overall Residential Treatment Satisfaction Ratings

October 2013

CHNK hosts a private reception on the front veranda of its historic administration building for members of the Northern Kentucky Legislative Caucus, to thank them for their support of CHNK’s work and that of other youth-focused social services organizations in the area. It marks the first time that CHNK has had multiple legislators come together on campus to engage in meaningful conversation with the Home’s leadership team.

CHAMPIONS SERVICES:

Year at a Glance

Champions team members provided

1,000

November 2013

CHNK and Covington Independent Public Schools sign a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a therapeutic day school on CHNK’s Covington campus, with the goal of marrying traditional academic services with behavioral/ mental health treatment for at-risk adolescents.

April 2014

After months of planning, a $5.2 million renovation project begins on the Covington campus, in the Home’s historic administration building. When complete, the building will house a therapeutic day school complete with state-ofthe-art classrooms, a computer lab, and a student learning kitchen, as well as administrative offices, conference rooms that allow for telehealth and telepsychiatry sessions, and a meeting and events center that will establish a new revenue stream for the Home.

June 2014

The Council on Accreditation (COA) approves the re-accreditation of CHNK through 2018. COA’s program of quality improvement is designed to identify providers that have met high performance standards and have made a commitment to their stakeholders to deliver the very best quality services. CHNK’s application is expedited through the process as a result of not receiving any out-ofcompliance ratings in any of COA’s fundamental practice standards.

over hours of clinical and case management services OVER

700

YOUTH & FAMILIES received support

A TEAM OF

70

PROFESSIONALS provided treatment services and supported Home operations

CLIENTS CAME FROM

36

COUNTIES across the Commonwealth

$

NEARLY

700

DONORS CONTRIBUTED over $1.1 million in financial and in-kind gifts

116 youth participated in services 88% demonstrated improvement

June 2014

Year at a Glance

100% 75%

95%

For every child to be safe, healthy, and loved in a supportive, nurturing environment.

87%

50%

73%

25% 0% Satisfied Referral Partner

Satisfied Family Members

Satisfied Youth (i.e., residents)

99%

98%

95%

Satisfied Referral Partner

Satisfied Family Members

Satisfied Youth

with identified alcohol issues

87% demonstrated improvement with identified tobacco issues

63% improved attendance, totaling 118 full days and 208 partial days of school

64% with multiple school

disciplinary referrals improved behaviors to avoid court involvement

100% 75% 50% 25%

Overall Champions Services Satisfaction Ratings

For the first time in its history, CHNK surpasses the $1 million mark in monetary support raised by the Office for Development over the course of a year.

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vision

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0% (i.e., students)

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Our Donors ($50,000.00 + )

Anonymous Anonymous Anthony and Geraldine Zembrodt The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation

Leadership ($10,000.00 + )

Anonymous Blue Grass Metals, Inc. Cincinnati International Wine Festival The Dr. George A. & Dolores E. Renaker Charitable Foundation The Thomas J. Emery Memorial Griffin Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels Jack and Sandy Kenkel Queen City Fence Contractors Dr. Edward P. Smith and Mary Klein Smith Fund The Sutphin Family Foundation

Financials

Inspiration

OPERATING REVENUE

FY 2013

FY 2014

Governmental agencies

$2,131,310

68%

$2,253,590

73%

Contributions

$911,192

29%

$899,920

24%

Events

$103,890

3%

$122,069

3%

TOTAL

$3,146,392

3%

29%

($1,000.00 + )

Eldon G. Ahlman Bowlin Group, LLC Heidi and Scott Bray Scott A. Brooks Building Management Partners, LLC Jim Bunning Foundation Candyse Jeffries Orthodontics, P.S.C. Cincinnati Metro Area Combined Federal Campaign

$3,721,749

24% 3%

68%

73%

Citi Rob and Tammy Clifton Kent and Sheila Dailey Dewey’s Pizza Dressman Benzinger LaVelle psc Andrew and Jennifer Durstock Emerson Power Transmission Solutions Charlene and Gebhard Erler Henry and Elaine Fischer Gallagher SKS Insurance Mary Jean Giltner Gloria Dei Lutheran Church H. Gordon Martin Foundation James and Teresa Haas Paul and Mary Jo Hardcorn Vicki M. Harris James T. & Ellen M. Hatfield Memorial Trust Fund Robert and Karen Hawksley Stewart L. Horn James and Cordella Huey InterAct for Change Joseph-Beth Booksellers Daniel J. Kelly, Jr. Kenton Heights Woman’s Club Kris and Lisa Knochelmann The Kroger Co. Thomas and Francine Luzak M&K Apartments, Inc. Kevin J. McNamara Medtronic Mercedes-Benz of Fort Mitchell Kelly and Carrie Miller Dan and Kay Mistler John A. Mocker, Jr. Ann & James Monroe Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation

OPERATING EXPENSE Programs and Services

$3,282,087

80%

$3,695,775

79%

Expenses by Program

Administrative

$598,611

15%

$753,196

16%

$1,939,348

5%

$230,017

5%

Residential Treatment (Covington) Residential Treatment (Burlington)

$1,496,366

Community-Based Services

$260,061

TOTAL

$4,101,797 15%

5%

$4,678,988

5% 16%

80%

79%

Total Program Expenses: $3,695,775

TOTAL ASSETS

$11,752,408

$11,764,121

Quentin

Turley,

Residential Treatment Manager

Nor-Com Inc. Northern Kentucky Water District Palmer Cosmetic Dentistry Pi Kappa Alpha - Eta Rho Plunkett and Associates Terina and Patrick Plunkett The PNC Financial Services Group Pomeroy IT Solutions R.C. Durr Foundation, Inc. Dr. George A. Renaker Stephanie Renaker-Jansen and Dick Jansen Alice and Paul Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey L. Scanlon Clay and Shelley Shearer David and Pam Shearer Smiles For Life Foundation Scott S. Smith Sean and Victoria Smith Alice A. Sparks Spectra Contract Flooring Covington Professional Firefighters IAFF Local #38 Jeff Thomas and Kent Shaw Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing N.A., Inc. Turner Construction Company United Automobile, Aerospace, Agricultural Implement Workers Verst Group Logistics, Inc. VonLehman CPA & Advisory Firm Jack and Ruth Ann Weiss Ben and Agnes Wessels Zembrodt Family Foundation Micah Zimmerman

Opportunity ($500.00 + )

Anne

Sturgis,

Development Manager

we value

Vision

Fundraising & $221,099 Community Education

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Aisin World Corp. of America American Legion Simon Kenton Post 20 Anonymous Trisha and Mark Berner Thomas and Janis Binzer Terry and Doug Cain Thomas and Karen Cassady Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky Bridge Club Brandon and Lori Cozzi Reverend Peter D. D’Angio & Mr. Gregory S. Hinson Adam and Jennifer Davey Florence Lions Club Charities, Inc. Frame USA Nancy and Donald Francis Geo. Wiedemann Brewing Co. Timothy and Lisa Gilmartin Andrea and Gerald Hardcorn James and Terre Hengehold Marti and Tom Hunt Interact for Health

Children & Families Creativity & Innovation Empowerment Uniqueness Integrity & Professionalism Continuous Improvement Community & Collaboration

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Rachel

Powell,

Executive Administrative Assistant

Priscilla D. Keith Trust Kentucky Motorcycle Riders Organization, Inc. Mark A. Komanecky & Jennifer M. Thumm Timothy and Patti Lally Ariel and Douglas Lusco David and Michelle Middendorf Rose Nicely NKY Women Entrepreneurs OstermanCron, Inc. Barbara A. Pula & Nick P. Ostrosky Pediatric Dental Center Perfetti Van Melle USA Inc. Martha Ann Robertson Runyan Memorial Christian Church Janine and Brian Russell Julie and Christopher Schaber David and Nancy Schlothauer Laura-Aurora Stopa Struckhoff Orthodontics Sunesis Medical Robert and Sharon Tomlinson

Hope ($100.00 + )

AAA Allied Group, Inc. Bert and Tami Adams Adams Recovery Center Billie and Robert Allen Bryan and Gail Allen John Allen Larry and Nancy Allen

Anonymous Ashley Construction, Inc. Tommy and Lynn Baldwin David Barnes Barney’s Ft. Mitchell Sports Bar Nancy Barone Beckfield College Christa and Jeffrey Bedel Daniel and Dianne Beineke Stacy and Alexander Benetti Eric Benson Irma B. Beuttel Chad A. Bilz Carly and Christopher Bishop Gregory and Patricia Blank Tamara and Michael Blevins Boone County Public Library - Main Library Glenda and Joe Bouzek Brickman Charitable Foundation Donna and Keith Brown Karen S. Brown Brenda and Charles Bucklew George & Mary Jo Budig Family Foundation George and Mary Buerger David and Mary Ann Bullock Kathlyn Burkhardt Camilla M. Burling Arnold E. Caddell Kathleen and Rich Capodagli Howard and Nancy Caston Len Cavanaugh Community Shares of Greater

Cincinnati Mr. James E. Coshnitzke Rick and Betty Daniels Joseph M. Dean Angela Gayle Desmond The Deye Family Thomas and Ann Dietz John and Jane Domaschko Jeff and Pennie Dunaway Todd and Jessica Dykes James and Jentry Eck Anne H. Edmiston Robert and Pamela Edmiston Geoffrey R. Egbers Patricia and Michael Emark Mary R. Emory F.N. Sheppard & Co. Belting Specialties James and Susan Farmer Denise Fawcett Jane M. Gadker The GE Foundation J. Robert Geisen, Jr. Give With Liberty Nancy M. Goodall Melissa and Donald Gorbandt Dennis L. Grant Donald P. Graven Rachelle and Mark Gray Leesa M. Haber Cynthia J. Hauer Paulette and Charles Hayley, Sr. Melissa and Ryan Helwig Paul and Mary Hemmer Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Hermes

Anthony

Treller,

Assistant Residential Treatment Manager

David C. Herriman Hofbrauhaus Honeywell Ivan and Anne Hughes James and Robin Huizenga Marcus A. Huling Gail A. Huser Carol W. Jansen Jivoin & Family Construction Co. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson Tracey and Gary Jolly Dale and Sharon Keith Mary and Douglas Keller Keller Williams David and Anne Kelly Mary M. Kelsch Paul Hemmer Construction Charles and Ruth Korzenborn

Mark and Deborah Kreimborg Paul and Bonnie Kroth Michael W. Kuhr KW Mechanical, Inc. Rosemary and Hobart Landon John and Martha Lange Nhien and Tim Lange Gary R. Linn Christian and Tara Lucas Brenda and Robert Lunsford Marjorie Lyon Michael and Rae Maier Andrew Marsh Randall and Roxanne Marsh Dwight and Debra Marvin David and Linda May Ronald and Debbie McAnally Ryan and Brandy McCarty

Carol McElhinney Myra and Dennis McEvoy Chuck and Jan McHale M Meyer Joseph and Anna Milburn Mike P. Miller Thomas R. Miller MKSK Mary and Thomas Moore John and Janne Morlidge Judy Neff Nestle Professional New Friends of Northern Kentucky NK Management, LLC Northern KY Pool League Oakland Avenue Baptist Church Mandelyn and Kenneth Oaks Myrna and Nicholas Orphan Ken and Brenda Palmer Paul Hemmer Company Stacy and Jason Payne Julie and Marc Raia Joyce D. Reckner Sabrina Richard & Ben Frisch Shirley and Donald Ringo Jennifer Rosen Rudler, PSC Mark A. Runyan Ann and John Ruttle Carol and Donald Ryan Paula and Brent Schaumburg Cynthia L. Schnabel Jo Ann Seltman Curtis and Maureen Sheldon Michael Sketch Robert and Patricia Smaracko Mary Kay and Charles Spanier Spectrum Computer Products, Inc. Joyce and John W. Steinman, II Stett Transportation, Inc. Anne M. Sturgis Robert and Ruth Ann Sturgis

Sunday Morning Club, Inc. The/Standard Paula and David Thueneman Burr J. Travis Michael Trella Tri-City Insurance Service, Inc. George T. Tussey Union Chiropractic Jana and Robert Vaughn Viking Supply, Inc. Amy Vollmer Jennifer Vories Alta Gail Waters Carol and R.C. Weathers Bonnie and Ted Wessendorf Nathan White Chris and Maria Whitehead Brian and Kimberly Wiehoff Darlene and Rork Williams Stephanie Williams Robert and Lauren Woodiwiss Richard W. Wurth William and Carol Zalla Marlene and John Ziegler

Guidance ($1.00+)

4 RS Lunch Group J. Douglas and Charlotte Allender Ashley Alston AmazonSmile Foundation Richard and Nancy Anderson Anonymous Melissa Arey Laura C. Arlinghaus William and Marla Bagley James and Lorella Bagot Joseph J. Balasa, Jr. The Bank of Kentucky Annette G. Bauman Roger and Dee Dee Bean

Mariah

Snapp,

Champions Program Manager

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Raymond J. Beatsch Carol and Wayne Beckwith Brian H. Begley Billy and Edith Benson Michael C. Bishop Nancy L. Bloemer Julie J. Boudousquie Sandra K. Bowlin Tisha R. Bricking Jim Brinkman George and Kathleen Brinkman Richard and Mary Broeg Louise and Eric Canter Dorothy L. Caster Lucinda Cecil Jewel and Jeffrey Chaffins Mollyann Childers Alta G. Cox Carole L. Crites Carolyn Crombie John and Carolyn Crombie Ken and Marsha Croxton Amber Cunigan Michael and Karen Daugherty Patty Davidson Daniel and Karen Deller The Dermatology Center PSC Carole and Dunbar Dickey Lois Didier Milissa and Thomas Dillon George W. Donaldson, Jr. Michael Due Mary E. Earlywine Raymond Ehrnschwender Edward and Deborah Elicker Krista Ensign F-A Construction Company Linda Flesch Clifford and Wanda Flory Connie Flynn Bill and Bev Frederick William and Rita Funke Mary Joyce Gannon Frank and Mary Garamy Liz Godshall Dan Goetz Linda and Alan Goetz Jennifer and Stephen Greis Jeffrey Haas Jean and Allan Hale Kathy Halloran Juanita Hanna Genevieve A. Harris Margaret L. Harrison Julie and Chad Hartley Andrea R. Hatridge Patricia and William Hemmer Jacqueline and John Hennessey Herron Financial Group Judith and James Hontas Julie and Martin Horan Cathy M. Jackson Janet Jansen Bryan and Janet Kanter Kevin and Maria Kanter

Ken

Croxton,

Residential Therapist

The Kidney and Hypertension Center Capt. Christophe J. Kiely Doug and Sharon Kinney Laura Kinney Marvin L. Knobloch Jenny and Vince Koenigsknecht Earl and Virginia Kramer Leonard J. Kuntz Marsha Ladenburger Christina and John Lane Robert and Mary Ann Lang Lynn N. Lanman Jerry and Pamela Lasita Reverend Clarence R. Lassetter Robbin and Dave Leonard Marlene and Russell Letsinger Dawn and Mark Levine Amy L. Lindley Tamara and Michael Litzler Linda and Jack Lundy Tyrone Lyles Robert Magenheim Richard and Joan Maier Rebekah and Daniel Manis Cynthia and Byron Marks Phyllis and Mike Martin Robert S. Martin Sheryl Martin Clifford and Bernett McDine Kristine and Reed McGivney Denise Michels Christy Miller Barbara Ann Biehl Mitchell Jean H. Mize Renee and Dannie Moore Sue and Ronald Moore Kevin and Mary Moser David D. Mumm Cheryl and Douglas Myers

Troy and Donna Navarre Christine and Brian Nester Tricia Ney Joyce C. Niedringhaus Thomas and Kathy Noyes Heather Ohikhena James P. O’Loughlin Bret A. Olson Richard and Traci Olt Orchard Terrace Church of God Amy and Kenneth Osterkamp Erin and Brad Owens Robert and Jody Owens Lorraine C. Panagopoulos April and Terry Phillips Albert and Barbara Pleasant Bettie and Dale Porter Rachel Powell and Devin Wert Lisa and Robert Prewitt Jo Frances Purdom Charolet Ramey Rankin, Rankin & Company Linda Rawe Razoo Foundation RE/MAX Beth and James Redwine John Rees Remke Markets, Inc. Jeffrey and Stephanie Rensing Edwin and Carole Rigaud Harry and Joanie Riggs Robert D. Rust, D.M.D., M.S.D., Inc. Greg R. Romes William L. Scheyer Lee and Mary Ann Schmidlin Candice and Mark Schroder Earl and Mary Ann Schuh Todd Schulkers Robert and Johanna Schumann

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Paul and Bonnie Kroth Verna R. Briede Paul and Bonnie Kroth

Gifts-In-Kind

Donald

Graven,

Assistant Residential Treatment Manager

Peggy

Woodkins,

Residential Treatment Specialist

Bruce and Diane Schweitzer Dan and Judith Sergent Carol M. Shannon Walter and Helen Shupe Ann and Gerald Silvers Gregory and Jennifer Stansberry Catherine D. Stavros Linda and David Stetson Lynn A. Stockholm Sandra L. Stone Elizabeth Strickland Michael and Mary Jo Studer Sullivan Environmental Technologies, Inc. Donna and Stephen Sutton James R. Swearingen and Emery Schmidt Charles and Joyce Tappan James Thompson Lawrence R. Thompson, Sr. Courtney and Bud Thurman Regan Tirone Judy E. Toebben Timothy and Karen Toerner

Quentin B. Turley Linda and Robert Vagedes Karen M. Vanover Marlene and Thomas Vossmeyer Janet and Robert Wadsworth Walton Verona Elementary School Anna and Justin Weber John and Sherri Wenderfer Carla and Gregory Wessels Norman L. White Jenny and Matt Wichmann Thomas J. Wiethorn Peggy and Richard Wilson Nicholas and Gloriette Winnike Mary and Anthony Wirtz Judith and G. William Young, Jr. Patricia and William Young Nancy C. Youtsey

In Honor Of… Barry Applegate, DMD Troy Ashcraft, DO Russell Damron, DMD Michele Beck, DDS

Keith Stower, MD Curtis Zimmerman, DDS Paul Janson, MD PSC Brock Ward, DMD Thad Thomas, DMD Charity Barth, DMD Masoud Hekmatyar, DMD Sandra Utter, MD Gregory Koo, MD William Rich, DMD James Wright, DMD A. Marcele Huey Gibson, DMD Bradley G. Huey, DMD Dr. Eric M. Soper and the Pediatric Dental Center Burlington, KY Fire Department Dr. Paul Spellman Helen Carroll Alice A. Sparks Covington Professional Firefighters IAFF Local #38 Dr. Paul Spellman Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlton Fleming, Jr Martha Ann Robertson Vicki M. Harris Martha Ann Robertson Diane Herzog Lynn N. Lanman Sharyn and Paul McLean Martha Ann Robertson Kay and Dan Mistler Myrna and Nicholas Orphan Ann Monroe

Vicki M. Harris Jay Monroe Spence Monroe Martha Ann Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe, III Martha Ann Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Spence S. Monroe Martha Ann Robertson Tanya and Ryan Nelson Martha Ann Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Robertson Martha Ann Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Salewski Martha Ann Robertson

In Memory Of… Becky Melching Tricia Ney Phyllis and Mike Martin Bernice Tuemler Donna and Stephen Sutton Bill, Thelma, and Ruth Mumm David D. Mumm Caitlin Cryer Camilla M. Burling Dr. George A. Renaker Anonymous Janet Jansen Eleanor Magnus Mary R. Emory Elwood Ramey, Jr. Charolet Ramey Fay Edwards

Nathan White Forrest “Bud” Waters Alta Gail Waters George Harding Paul and Bonnie Kroth Jim Porter Richard W. Wurth and Michael Due JoAnn Hance Jim Brinkman Martha Frank Anne M. Sturgis Mary Middleton Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Mollie Evans Anne H. Edmiston Mary Jean Giltner Opal McNamee Carole and Dunbar Dickey Our daughter, Chrissy Rose Nicely Paul R. Seltman & Anna Cecil Seltman Jo Ann Seltman Ralph Lee Stephenson Herron Financial Group Robbin and Dave Leonard Tamara and Michael Litzler Milissa and Thomas Dillon Krista Ensign Rosalyn Boemker Mary Kay and Charles Spanier Russell England, Jr. Dean Adams Rankin, Rankin & Company Theresa Helen Cahill

7 Hills Church AirWay Technologies AlphaMark Advisors American Girl Amore Salon and Day Spa Anonymous Anonymous (Gifts in Kind) Nicole Ansel Anthony Munoz Foundation Arthur’s Bar and Restaurant Victoria Baeumler Eric Ball The Bank of Kentucky - Ft. Wright Belle of Louisville Greg Berberich Joe Blevins Boi Na Braza Bonefish Grill Boone County Golf Course Boyle Jewelers Heidi and Scott Bray Brio Tuscan Grille Suzanne and Daniel Brooks Lauren and Annie Browning Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant Buffalo Wild Wings Calvary Baptist Church Campanello’s Italian Restaurant Candyse Jeffries Orthodontics, P.S.C. The Casino Guy Cengage Learning Central Coast Dive Center

CEVA Freight,Charities Guild of Northern Kentucky Christmas Tree Shops Cici’s Pizza Cincinnati Bengals Cincinnati Museum Center Cincinnati Observatory Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Richard and Robin Clark Classy and Sassy Color Me Mine Brenda and Steve Cook Bradley R. Coyle Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. Creation Museum Crescent Springs Baptist Church Crescent Springs Tobacco Shop Danbarry Dollar Saver Cinemas Turfway Dazzling Decor DCCH Center for Children and Families Kristen DeMarco The Dermatology Center PSC Derringer & McGlone Dental Care Gary and Patricia Desmarais Devou Park Golf Course Dewey’s Pizza Dillard’s Discount Wine and Spirits John and Jane Domaschko Donna Downs Andrew and Jennifer Durstock Dwellings on Madison Economy Linen & Towel Service, Inc. Edible Arrangements elements Hair Studio

Meghan Therapist

Ackerman,

Elite Family & Cosmetic Dentistry Elk Creek Vineyards Erpenbeck Elementary School Everything’s d’Vine Fabulous Furs Fairway Wine & Spirit Fifth Third Bank Figure Weight Loss Frame & Save Frame USA Frisch’s Restaurants Inc. Funny Bone Comedy Club & Restaurant Furniture Fair GameWorks Lauren Gardner & Sam LeCure Gate Gourmet Mark J. Glockner, D.M.D. Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Gold Star Chili Dennis L. Grant Great Clips - Union Station Jennifer and Stephen Greis Tonya S. Hensley Mary Cay Hentz Herzog Jewelers Hewlett-Packard Company Hickory Sticks Golf Club Brian Hicks Jennifer Oney-Hill Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza Hofbrauhaus Immanuel Baptist Church Immanuel United Methodist Church Impact Life Church - Renew Ministries InteractOne, Inc. J Alexander’s Nicole James Jeff Thomas Catering Jimmy John’s Joey Votto Foundation Scott Johnson Jacoby Jones Joseph-Beth Booksellers Kenton County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #20 Kenton County Library - William E. Durr Branch Kenton Heights Woman’s Club Kentucky Horse Park Kentucky Symphony Orchestra The Kid Glove Way Kids on Stage Doug and Sharon Kinney Kroger - Hebron Kroger - Union Dallas and Mat Latos The Learning Curve Tutoring Center Ms. Sheila Levi Limestone Farm Lawn Worksite L’Oreal USA The Louisville Zoo Esther Mack Maddox Garden Center & Landscaping Madelyne Rose Custom Bows Mary Ran Gallery

Darrelle

Russia,

School Liaison

thank you

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We recognize and celebrate those individuals, businesses, and civic organizations that provided monetary and in-kind support to our Home between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.

Thank you for being Bridge Builders.

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How You Can Support Our Home Donate Money! Gifts of unrestricted dollars are the best kinds of gifts to be received by our Home, since we can use those funds for our most urgent, critical needs. Since we’re a 501(c)3 organization, all donations are tax-deductible. Donations can be made by cash, check, credit card, or stock gift. To send us a cash, check, or credit card gift by mail, simply use the envelope found in this mailer. Seal, stamp, and drop in your mailbox!

Bill

To make a credit card gift by phone, call our Office for Development at 859.292.4135, Monday through Friday, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. To safely and securely make a credit card gift online, visit www.chnk.org/donate.

Marsh,

Residential Treatment Manager

Massage Envy Master Provisions Shawn W. Masters Mauri-Lou Dry Cleaners, Inc. Mike and Robbie McFerren Medtronic Mercedes-Benz of Fort Mitchell Kevin and Brandy Meyer Moe’s Southwest Grill Ms. Classic Car Wash Thomas B. Mueller, D.M.D. MYNT Martini New Friends of Northern Kentucky Newport Aquarium noodles and company Nor-Com Inc. Northern Kentucky Association of Paralegals Northern Kentucky Children’s Advocacy Center Northern Kentucky University Northern Kentucky University Office of Admissions Kimberly Oliver Origins Outback Steakhouse Paige’s Place Park Hills Police & Fire Department Payless ShoeSource Stacy and Jason Payne Penn Station - Crescent Springs Perfect North Slopes Terina and Patrick Plunkett The PNC Financial Services Group Mark and Jean Ann Powell Premier Athletics

Premier Designs QuikStop Oilube Kevin Race Rafferty’s Restaurant & Bar Ralice Framing and Art Gallery Rave Cinemas Raymond’s Hong Kong Cafe RE/MAX Red Zone Remke Markets, Inc. Kevin Reynolds Kelly Richard Sabrina Richard & Ben Frisch Right Management Riverbend Music Center Martha Ann Robertson Ruth Moyer Elementary School S.N.A.C.C. Dist. Co. Sam’s Wholesale Club Sandwich Block Deli Jaime L. Schembari Cynthia L. Schnabel The Secret Garden Segway of Cincinnati Sephora John G. Shedd Aquarium Julie and James Shinkle Victor Simha Sindy’s 7th Heaven Salon Skatetown USA Skyline Chili - Fort Wright Sleigh Bells Christmas and Gifts Slone Plumbing Inc. Spa Nails St. Catherine of Siena School St. James A.M.E. Church

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To give a gift of stock, please contact our Office for Development at 859.292.4135 for the information you will need to transfer the stock to CHNK. Stagnaro Distributing Sterling Cut Glass Anne M. Sturgis Darlene Summe TANK Target Barbara Thomas Top Flight Gymnastics Totter’s Otterville Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing N.A., Inc. Triple Crown Country Club Turner Family Dentistry Ultimate Air Shuttle United Kleaners United Ministries United States Marine Corp. - Cincinnati University of Kentucky Alumni Club NKY/Greater Cincinnati Usborne Books and More Karen M. Vanover Irene and Dieter Waldowski Walton Verona Elementary School Alta Gail Waters The Westin Hotel Widmer’s Wildwood Inn Darlene and Rork Williams Karen Wilmhoff Jim Wiseman World of Golf Ken Wurm Yankee Candle (Rookwood location) YMCA Camp Ernst Yoga Alive The Zalla Companies

Donate items from our wish list We keep a running list of needs on our website at www. chnk.org/wish-list. The items might not be as fun to shop for as toys, but receiving them helps us to offset operational expenses … which means more money going directly to our programs and the youth who benefit from them.

Kim

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Program Assistant

While we take great strides to make sure every supporter who gave a gift to our Home between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014 is included in this annual report, we realize that a name may have been mistakenly omitted. We apologize if we have inadvertently failed to recognize one of our valued bridge builders.

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Shop for a cause Do you shop at Kroger, Remke’s, Joseph-Beth Booksellers, or Amazon? You can raise money for our Home simply by shopping at these stores! How much easier does it get than that?! To get started:

On your computer or mobile device, visit www.kroger.com/ communityrewards and follow the instructions for registering your Kroger Plus Card in support of our Home. When asked to enter our assigned NPO #, type 82603. Then, every time you swipe your Kroger Plus Card when making a purchase, we’ll receive 3% of the total - up to $50,000 per quarter! And don’t worry – none of your fuel points or e-coupons are affected by this! Pick up a special Caring Neighbor gift card from our Covington campus front office or have one mailed to you! It looks like a typical gift card, but it’s linked to our Home. When you go grocery shopping, first stop by the customer service desk to load money onto the gift card. After you’ve finished shopping, simply use the gift card to pay for your purchase. Remke donates 4% of the total purchase for every transaction that uses one of the special gift cards. Simply reload the card when it’s running low – you can reload as many times as you need. Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky is proud to be one of only three Joseph-Beth Gives Back Partners in Northern Kentucky. When you join the Joseph-Beth Gives Back Program (their customer rewards program) and make a purchase, 1% of the total sale is donated to CHNK. Visit www.josephbeth.com/givesback for more information (select the Crestview Hills location) or to sign up online. By starting your shopping at smile.amazon.com and selecting our Home as your charitable organization of choice, Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible purchases to CHNK!

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