Annual Report 2004-2005

Real Problems...Real People...

Real Solutions.

DAVID LAWRENCE CENTERBoard of Directors

David C. SchimmelChief Executive Officer

Linda Pezeshkan, CPAPresident

Ken Abernathy, Esq.Jackie Bennett Mary Beth Forrester, Esq.Justyna Cox, Ph.D.Howard Crown, Esq. John Gast, Esq.James Hampton, M.D. Shaun Kelly, CPAWilliam P. Lascheid, M.D.Richard RiceEdward Sheridan, Ph.D. Jon Staiger, Ph.D. Gail WebsterReverend Albert Wingate

DAVID LAWRENCE FOUNDATIONBoard of Trustees

Carol F. ShawExecutive Director

Lisa MerrittChairman

Jean AckermanBeth Shaw-Adelman Clay W. ConeCharles DennyElynor FlegelWilliam JensenWilliam Hobgood, Esq. Charles Krause, M.D.Dick Lynch, Esq. Carol Ann MayJohn MuellerMolly Ottina, E.D. Elizabeth StarJaynie Whitcomb

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ABOUT DAVID LAWRENCE FOUNDATIONDavid Lawrence Foundation (DLF), is a separate, not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that was establishedin 1976 to generate philanthropic support for the Center'smission, operations and growth. The Foundation is governed by a volunteer Board of Trustees.

David Lawrence Center (DLC), established in 1968, is a local, not-for-profit,501(c)(3) organization that focuses on restoring and rebuilding lives by providing compassionate, highly skilled, affordable mental health and substanceabuse services that are available to all. The Center is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.

PROGRAMS & SERVICES – 50 TotalAcute Care & Emergency Services – 5 programsAdult Community Services – 6 programsAdult Substance Abuse Services – 14 programsChildren's Community Services – 12 programsOutpatient Services – 11 programsResidential Services – 2 programs

LICENSED BEDS – 68 Total32 Acute Care Beds (14 adult crisis, 6 children's crisisand 12 adult detoxification beds) 36 Residential Beds (16 adult substance abuse and 20 children's psychiatric inpatient beds)

EMPLOYEES – 352 Total40 Medical Staff 200 Clinical Staff112 Administrative & Support Staff

FUNDINGDLC is funded in part by Collier County,the State of Florida Department ofChildren and Families, the Department ofJuvenile Justice and the fundraisingefforts of David Lawrence Foundation.

ACCREDITATIONSDLC is accredited by the Joint Commission ofAccreditation of Healthcare Organizations.

ABOUT DAVID LAWRENCE CENTER

David Lawrence Center• Executive Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4• Annual Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . .6• Financials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Real Client Success Stories• Prevention Education . . . . . . . . . .8• Community Based Care . . . . . . . .9• Diversionary Treatment . . . . . . . . .10• Affordable Housing . . . . . . . . . . . .11

David Lawrence Foundation• Executive Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12• Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13• Annual Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . .14• Financials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Real Donors & Testimonials• Corporate Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . .16• Advocate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17• Annual Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18• Planned Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19• Encore Donor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20• Employee Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

M ental illness and addiction disorders are

real, common and treatable. REAL PEOPLEour neighbors, co-workers,family members and friends are experiencingREAL PROBLEMSthat sometimes take controlof their daily lives. Asking for help takes courage. This year, more than 16,000inspiring people right here inSouthwest Florida found thecourage to seek help from David Lawrence Center. REAL SOLUTIONSfor them came in the way of an appropriate diagnosis and affordable treatment that helped them transition from troubled lives to lives filled with accomplishments and hope.

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Real Problems...Real People...

Real Solutions.

NCE CENTER

Mental illness and substance abuse treatment havecome a long way showing real signs of improvement.As science has advanced, we’ve learned that mental

illness and addiction disorders are real, common and treatable.We’ve seen improvements in psychiatric medicine, access totreatment and public awareness. But as fast as the world ismoving, there are some areas where progress still seems tocome slowly and grudgingly such as appropriate state andfederal funding, adequate insurance coverage and theaffordability of modern, extremely effective medication.

Despite this, David Lawrence Center has for the last 37 years,proven a stable, sound investment for donors and clientsproviding real and accountable results. The Center measuressuccess through both client impact and fiscal responsibilityand this year we provided accomplishments on both fronts. Interms of our mission, DLC helped more people than any othertime in our history by improving access to care and preventionservices, strengthening community partnerships with theCounty and the school system and expanding needed programsfor children. In terms of financial performance, despite manychallenges including a critical nursing shortage, competitive

salary shortfall, increased employee health and liabilityinsurance costs, overcrowding on the crisis stabilization unitand skyrocketing expenses in unfunded, psychotropicmedications, the Center successfully managed a $20 millionoperating budget.

In order to achieve these results, we rely on staff ingenuity,vision setting board leadership and the generosity of ourdonors to attain remarkable outcomes for the families whoturn to us for help and hope. Some of the real people whoreceived the help they needed from David Lawrence Centershare their story of triumph in this annual report. They are thereal heroes who found the courage not only to ask for help, butalso to speak openly about their experiences.

Rooted deep in our mission, David Lawrence Center believeseach and every one of our lives should hold the promise ofgrowth and fulfillment. It is only through the support of ourdonors, volunteers, Board of Directors and hardworking staffthat we have been able to fulfill this mission. On behalf of thethousands of families and individuals who have experiencedreal success and meaningful transitions through our work,we thank you.

Linda L. Pezeshkan, CPAPresident, Board of DirectorsDavid Lawrence Center

David C. SchimmelChief Executive OfficerDavid Lawrence Center

THE NUMBERS

CLIENT DEMOGRAPHICSFiscal Year 2004–2005(July 1, 2004 – June 30, 2005)

AGEChildren or Youth . . . . . .32%Adult . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65%Not Reported . . . . . . . . . .3%

ETHNICITYCaucasian . . . . . . . . . . .65%Hispanic . . . . . . . . . . . .24%Black . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6%Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4%Not Reported . . . . . . . . . .1%

HOUSEHOLD INCOMEUnder $30,000 . . . . . . . .46%$30,000-$50,000 . . . . . . .9%Above $50,000 . . . . . . . .6%Not Reported . . . . . . . . .39%

THE NUMBERS

TOTAL CLIENTS SERVED2002-2003 . . . . . .14,8772003-2004 . . . . . .15,6912004-2005 . . . . . .15,960

ACUTE CARE INPATIENT DAYS2002-2003 . . . . . . .5,6442003-2004 . . . . . . .5,9922004-2005 . . . . . . .6,637

OUTPATIENT VISITS2002-2003 . . . . . .20,2702003-2004 . . . . . .22,6472004-2005 . . . . . .22,918

By Fiscal Year July 1 – June 30

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• Expanded children’s services in Immokalee by adding prevention and outreach programs

• Launched the new, comprehensive Collier County Juvenile Assessment Center by securing funding from the County

• Developed new partnerships with the Collier CountyPublic School System for onsite prevention services

• Expanded psychological services at Life Works of Naplesmore than tripling the number of appointments seen there since it opened in 2003

• Achieved an overall customer satisfaction rating of 92%• Improved access to medical services by implementing

creative new strategies to decrease wait times, no shows and cancellations in Outpatient Services

• Expanded psychiatric medical staff by making our Medical Director full time and adding two new Psychiatrists

• Provided nearly 70% of our clients with at least a 96% discount on their services through our sliding fee scale

• Increased grant funding by nearly 20% helping to launch,expand and sustain our programs and services

• Worked closely with the County and the David Lawrence Foundation to further the development of the Center'smaster site expansion plan

• Launched an online option on davidlawrencecenter.org for clients in need of our Drug Alcohol Traffic Education (DATE) Class

• Invested in a new windows-based, online medical recordsand data management software system

• Reduced administrative overhead to an all-time low of 14%• Launched a public awareness annual advertising campaign

Real Accomplishments

DAVID LAWRENCE CENTER ANNUAL HIGHLIGHTS 2004–2005

Financial Highlights

REVENUE

State and Federal Support $7,086,000Client Fees (Net of Bad Debts) $6,369,000Contributions $1,018,000Collier County Support $952,000Others $769,000_________________

TOTAL REVENUE $16,194,000

PROGRAM EXPENSES

Adult Mental Health $6,596,000Adult Substance Abuse $3,294,000Children’s Mental Health $4,860,000Children’s Substance Abuse $1,127,000_________________

TOTAL EXPENSES $15,877,000

SUPPORT AND REVENUE $317,000__________________________________ in excess of expenses

TOTAL ASSETS $5,346,000__________________________________TOTAL LIABILITIES $864,000TOTAL FUND BALANCE $4,482,000_________________TOTAL LIABILITIES

& FUND BALANCE $5,346,000__________________________________

41% Adult Mental Health

31% Adult Substance Abuse

7%Children’s Substance Abuse

21% Children’s Mental Health

DAVID LAWRENCE CENTERFISCAL YEAR 2004–2005

State and Federal Support

Client Fees (Net of Bad Debts)

CollierCountySupport Contributions

Others

5% 6% 6% 39% 44%

Data excerpted from unaudited financial statements of David Lawrence Center ending June 30, 2005

Darrin had a right to be angry. At six, he wasremoved from his mother's home due to herdrug problem and while in alternative custody,

he was molested. After his mother overcame herproblems and regained custody, they moved toImmokalee for work. Darrin started a new schooland lived on a farm isolated fromother children.>>>====>>>>>>>>>>>

He argued with his sister, was constantlygetting into fights at school and waslashing out at teachers. His motherVeronica says, “He was mad at me forwhat happened and wasn't dealing withit. I was afraid if I didn't do somethinghe was going to end up in jail.”

In difficult cases like Darrin's, ittakes a team approach and aninvestment in the entire family todevelop a comprehensive treatmentplan that will help the child overcomehis problems. That is the philosophybehind David Lawrence Center'sChildren's Community Services. Darrin'splan included a team of influential peopleand a variety of community-basedprograms that provided the real resultshe needed to succeed.

For nearly a year, Darrin and Veronicaworked closely with a case managerand therapist to develop his socializationskills in programs like little league andDLC's EXCEL Summer Camp program.

Being a teenager isn't easy. During adolescence,children gain more independence while beingfaced with increased social pressures such

as sexual activity, drug use, drinking, breaking rulesand, in some cases, breaking the law. As teenstest authority and boundaries, they sometimeshave to learn the hard way aboutnegative consequences.

Ashley was a smart, hardworking,typical 17 year old junior at NaplesHigh School who had never gotteninto trouble before. One day sheand a friend decided to be “brave”and stole makeup at a local retailer.She says in an ashamed voice, “Weknew there was a chance we wouldget caught and we knew weshouldn't have done it, but we justdid it. It was really stupid.” Ashleywas charged with petty theft andhad to appear in court with herdisappointed parents. She wasashamed, fearful of being judgedby other people and didn't knowhow the charge would affect herability to get a job in the future.

Through the Court's AlternativeSanctions program, Ashley wasgiven the opportunity to completeDavid Lawrence Center's MakingPositive Choices prevention programin exchange for having the chargepermanently on her record. MakingPositive Choices is one of several

prevention programs the Center offers adolescents andmiddle school-aged children to educate them oncommon problems kids are faced with in today's society.These classes provide teens with the tools they needto deal with those problems more appropriately.

During the six week psycho-educationalgroup, Ashley learned about acceptingresponsibility, proper decision making,evaluating priorities, personal control,peer pressure, self esteem, and valuesand morals. She reflects, "We learnedother ways to get out of bad situationsother than just saying no. I've alreadyused those skills today when other kidshave invited me to do something thatI knew I shouldn't be doing.”

Today, Ashley is more aware of thefriends she hangs out with and spendstime evaluating decisions before shemakes them. As she heads into hersenior year, she is beginning to planfor the future. She says, “I’ve beenbaby sitting for several years andreally enjoy children so I'm thinkingabout going to college to become akindergarten teacher.”

Providing prevention education to the youth in our community is a critical step in avoiding more serious mental healthand substance problems in the future.DLC is invested in the success of CollierCounty children and we continue toexpand available prevention programs.

In his weekly therapy, he talked openly about hisproblems rather than keeping them bottled upinside. With their help, he learned how to deal withhis anger appropriately so it didn't affect his gradesor his ability to make friends. Darrin proudly sharesa tool he learned, “Now when kids pick on me,

I just avoid them and walk away.”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Keenly aware of his newfoundsuccess, Darrin boasts, “I madelots of new friends in baseball. Wetied for first place and I got a trophy.In school, math and reading are myfavorite subjects and my gradesare all Os and Ss.”

DLC also helped Veronica by linkingher with local Alcoholics andNarcotics Anonymous meetings,job placement services, schoolresource information and a networkof support designed to make lifeeasier for their entire family.

She shares, “DLC recognized thatI needed support to help me copewith all of this emotionally. As amother, you have to have someonewith experience who knows howto deal with these situations. Itdoesn't come naturally. Theygive me advice that helps medeal with problems that come upwith Darrin.”

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THE NUMBERS

2,158Number of juvenile arrests in Collier County in 2004

1,045Number of assessments

completed in fiscal year 2004-2005

at the Juvenile Assessment Center

26%Increase since last fiscal year

in the number of clients enrolled in DLC

youth prevention programs

THE NUMBERS

2,585Number of children receiving

mental health and substance abuse treatmentat DLC in fiscal year 2004-2005

9%Percentage of children in treatment at DLC

who reside in Immokalee

36%Percentage of Collier Countystudents who report having

used illicit drugs

Darrin went from angry, defiant

and uncontrollable to a delightful,

outgoing nine year old boy

with new friends and a winning

outlook on life.

Community-Based CareCommunity-Based CarePeer pressure, the desire to fit

in and just not thinking through

the consequences contributed

to Ashley’s decision to steal.

DLC taught her how to deal with

social pressures and she now has

the tools to make better choices.

Prevention EducationPrevention Education

After weathering a traumatic divorce, Lorrainebecame severely depressed and despondent. Shewent from a happily married, successful saleswoman

to being unemployed, without a penny to her name.Feeling demoralized and emotionally fragile, she wasforced to sell her belongings to try and keep up with therent. Ultimately, it was not enough and the once proud,hard working woman found herself at ahomeless shelter fearful of the unknown.

Since 1999, David Lawrence Center'sProject for Assistance in Transitionfrom Homelessness (PATH) program hasbeen helping homeless individualsget the services they need to liveindependently. Case management,social rehabilitation, affordable housingand supported employment are offeredthrough the PATH program to homelessindividuals with a persistent mentalillness. Each service provides a criticalcomponent to ensuring the client's success.

Things started looking up for Lorrainewhen PATH connected her with DLC’spsychiatric services and she wasdiagnosed and treated for majordepression with psychotic tendencies.She was assigned a case manager wholinked her to a host of DLC’s social andeconomic services. She moved intoDLC’s affordable housing program andreceived help with daily living skillssuch as developing a personal budget.It wasn't long before she showed signsof improvement and was able to livemore autonomously.

“Being faced with a felony was a very big deal for meas a young, successful salesman trying to get backinto the business world. Drug Court gave me hope. Itgave me my life back,” Bob shares. He attributes muchof his success to being required to get a sponsor andbeing accountable for working the 12 steps ofAlcoholics Anonymous (AA). In group, he shared how

each step was changing his life andbenefited from hearing how sobrietywas working for others.

The education Bob received helpedhim learn more about himself and hisdisease. He says, “I had to be honestwith myself about what I had done inthe last 21 years. That was hard andmy heart was exposed. With prayer, mysponsor and my clinician, I was able totalk about my emotions.”

Meeting regularly with his probationofficer and the judge, served as aconstant reminder of the choices hehad – to either keep using and becomea career criminal or stay sober andwork his way out of the legal system.

Today, Bob sees getting his recordexpunged as a reward for maintaininghis sobriety and doing what he neededto do to get his life back in order. He nowsponsors other people in the Drug Courtprogram and enjoys helping others inrecovery find real success.

In just one year, she became employed part-timewith DLC as a Rehabilitation Specialist. Knownaffectionately as the House Mom, she helps otherclients in the housing program achieve the samesuccess she has found. Lorraine shares with newfound confidence, “I take a lot of pride in the houseand take very good care of it. Our neighbor told me

this is the best she's ever seen theplace look.” She explains, “I showthe others how to do their laundryand keep their rooms clean. I helpthem prepare meals and remindthem of their medications. It hasreally helped my recovery to havethis kind of responsibility.”

David Lawrence Center’s financialassistance programs help Lorrainebudget her limited resources.Through our sliding fee scale, shenow pays $37 a month in rent and$2 per doctor’s visit. Because shedoesn’t qualify for Medicaid, shestill struggles to afford her $275 amonth medication prescription, buthas the confidence, knowledge andsupport system to figure out how tomake ends meet.

Lorraine says, “David LawrenceCenter is my family now. EveryoneI've worked with over the last twoyears has helped me feel moreindependent and secure. I know I'vecome a long way.”

The combination of treatment,

working with a sponsor and

judicial supervision motivated

Bob to stay sober and work his

way out of the legal system and

into a bright future.

Diversionary Treatment

People with substance abuse problems hit theirbottom in many different ways, some morethan once. For Bob, it came seven years after

the love of his life divorced him and he lost hismultimillion dollar cellular company, his home andhis cars. Although extremely successful in a newjob, Bob’s recent self-described “partying” causedhim to reach his bottom when hegot two DUIs and a felony drugarrest in one year. =============

Bob was scared – scared to lose hisjob, scared of disappointing hisfamily and scared of jail. He knewhe needed help for his addictionsand was ready to begin a new life.

David Lawrence Center’s DrugCourt Program diverts offenders withsubstance abuse and drug relatedcriminal activity from overcrowded,taxed jails by offering them anopportunity to deal with theirdependence rather than facepunitive alternatives.

This more effective form of treatmentcombines a year’s worth ofmandatory drug testing, grouptherapy, case management, regularparticipation at Alcoholics orNarcotics Anonymous meetings,and routine probationary and judicialreviews. For Bob, Drug Court washis opportunity for a secondchance and a new beginning.

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THE NUMBERS28%

Percentage of DLC clients with a substance abuse

diagnosis in fiscal year 2004-2005

5,986Number of chemical

dependency outpatient visits in fiscal year 2004-2005

3,054Number of drug and

alcohol related arrests in Collier County in 2004

THE NUMBERS642

Number of homeless people in Collier County in 2005

51% Percentage of Collier County'shomeless who report having

a substance abuse or mental health problem

22Number of DLC affordable

housing units

Diversionary TreatmentAfter being homeless, scared and

unable to cope, Lorraine received

the support she needed to make

a new life for herself. She's now

employed part-time, managing

her own personal budget and

becoming more independent

by helping others.

Affordable HousingAffordable Housing

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Special Events

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Just as the clients of David Lawrence Center arereal people with real stories, so too are ourdonors, volunteers and trustees. Real people

who fortunately for David Lawrence Foundation,have chosen to donate their time, talents and treasureto our organization.

Over the years, the Foundationhas dedicated its resourcesto ensure that DLC canfocus on its mission ofrestoring and rebuildinglives. Ours is a story of realpeople working together tofind the right solutions. Ourpeople come from differentbackgrounds with uniqueexperiences, each motivatedto give for different reasonswith different means.

They provide the work forcethat runs our resale shops.They are people who giveunending time and energyto manage our special eventsthat give our organization aface in the community.They are our trustees, wholend their expertise to keepthe Foundation on a steadycourse. Finally, they areour generous donors whoprovide the funding thatgives hope to 16,000people who suffer from persistent mental illness,crippling addictions and a wide range of mental disorders.

Through the Foundation’s fundraising efforts, otherfoundations, corporations and individuals have had

David Schimmel, Carol Shaw, John Mueller, Lisa Merritt andJean Ackerman are proud recipients at the Naples Childrenand Education Foundation check presentation.

Beautiful Heart honoree Michael Morris and FifthThird Bank, Florida president Kevin Hale enjoy thepatron party reception.

Co-chairs Elizabeth Star and Robin Stranahan pose for a photo with theBeautiful Mind–Beautiful Heart keynote speaker Ben Stein.

Jaynie Whitcomb welcomes guests Mollie Ottina, NormKotash and Beverly Wilson, to a Friendraiser Party hosted bythe Whitcombs.

Carol Shaw, Doug Lippert, Lisa Merritt and Shawn Butler enjoya Friendraiser Party co-hosted by the Merritts and Butlers.

Several volunteers from the Encore Resale Shops receive our thanks atthe Annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon.Carol F. Shaw

Executive DirectorDavid Lawrence Foundation

an opportunity to positively impact the communitywe call home. Each effort shines with a commongoal – to harness the power of networks andcommunity support to achieve real results forthe Center’s clients, helping them lead healthy,

independent lives.

This f iscal year, ouraccomplishments are seenamong the many pagesthat list our donors andtheir generous gifts. Werealize that behind everydonation, there is a story ofchange and hope. In thisannual report, we feature afew of the real people whosegifts result in significantchange for SouthwestFlorida’s children, adultsand families.

The Foundation Board ischarged with securing theresources DLC needs toprovide real solutions thatbring the miracle of recoveryto thousands of peopleeach year. With deepappreciation, we realizethat this miracle is madepossible only through thepartnership, leadershipand generosity of oursupporters who serve as

our ambassadors guiding the Foundation’sefforts and inspiring others to participate generously.You are our most cherished assets – the realpeople who make our vision a reality.

Real Generosity

DAVID LAWRENCE FOUNDATION

Lisa MerrittChairman, Board of TrusteesDavid Lawrence Foundation

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DAVID LAWRENCE FOUNDATION ANNUAL HIGHLIGHTS 2004-2005

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Financial HighlightsReal Results

• Secured $200,000 from the NaplesChildren & Education Foundation for All Stars, a new pilot preventionprogram for middle school students

• Expanded membership on the Board of Trustees by 15%

• Significantly increased attendance, patrons and sponsorships at Beautiful Mind – Beautiful Heart helping raise an additional 25% over last year

• Achieved sales revenue at the Encore Resale Shops of $622,000

• Launched Friendraiser Party Series

• Increased Annual Giving by 30%

• Contributed more than $700,000 to Center programs and services

• Increased independent foundation grant funding by 16%

• Secured gift certificates from kid-friendly local restaurants to help the Center launch a new parenting reward system

REVENUE

Donations & Investments $1,487,000Special Event Net Income $161,000Encore Shops Net Income $181,000_________________

TOTAL REVENUE $1,829,000

EXPENSES

Programs and Services $1,389,000Fundraising $117,000General & Management $176,000_________________

TOTAL EXPENSES $1,682,000

SUPPORT AND REVENUE $147,000__________________________________ in excess of expenses

TOTAL ASSETS $8,438,000__________________________________TOTAL LIABILITIES $115,000TOTAL FUND BALANCE $8,323,000_________________TOTAL LIABILITIES

& FUND BALANCE $8,438,000__________________________________

DAVID LAWRENCE FOUNDATIONFISCAL YEAR 2004–2005

9%

10%

81%

83%

10%

7%

Donations & Investments

Special EventNet Income

Encore ShopsNet Income

Programs & Services

Fundraising

General &Management

Data excerpted from unaudited financial statements of David Lawrence Foundation ending May 31, 2005

Over the years, my family has beenimpacted by the tragedies of both

substance abuse and mental illness.Having an accessible and compassionateresource like David Lawrence Center inour community to aid individuals andfamilies in crisis is an asset we can’t takefor granted. I give my time, talent andfinancial support to the Foundationbecause I've seen first hand the positivechanges that happen every day in individual’s lives.”

John MuellerPresident Relluem, Inc.David Lawrence Foundation Trustee

At SunTrust we see beyond themoney. Our bankers strive to

gain a deeper understanding of our clients’ goals and then help them with workable solutions.

David Lawrence Center has a similarphilosophy going beyond the crisis andsetting a course of long-term support so

that patients and their families mayrestore and rebuild their quality of life.

We are honored to support DLC so theycan continue to help all of those in need

in Collier County.”

Dan WaetjenCollier County President, SunTrust Bank

ANNUAL GIFTS

CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE – $20,000 +

Professional Givers AnonymousThe Stranahan FoundationThe Telford FoundationThe Naples Children

& Education Foundation

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE – $10,000 +

Mr. & Mrs. Don E. AckermanAntaramian DevelopmentCox & NiciFifth Third BankGulf Bay DevelopmentMr. & Mrs. George T. HerrmannJ P Morgan Private BankJohnson & Johnson

Family of CompaniesKraft ConstructionMr. & Mrs. James P. LennaneMs. Carol A. MayPremier PropertiesRelleum, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Stanley A. StarMr. & Mrs. Pat StranahanSunTrust Bank of SW FloridaMr. & Mrs. Kermit S. SuttonWCI Communities, Inc.

GRAND BENEFACTORS – $5,000 +

Architectural Network Inc.Community Foundation

of Collier CountyMr. & Mrs. Daniel C. FergusonMr. & Mrs. S. Leslie FlegelGrant, Fridkin, Pearson,

Athan & Crown, P.A.Mr. & Mrs. Burt HartingtonJon Holden DeHaan FoundationThe Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer

Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Truly NolenMr. & Mrs. Charles W. PingreeMr. & Mrs. Donald PruterSaint John's Episcopal ChurchMr. & Mrs. Roger B. SmithSource Interlink CompaniesTrinity-by-the-Cove

Episcopal Church

BENEFACTORS – $2,500 +

Barron Collier Jr. FoundationMr. & Mrs. William L. ByrnesMr. Joe B. CoxMr. & Mrs. Christopher DayMr. & Mrs. Charles W. DennyMrs. Lucille DrackettFoxfire Community AssociationMr. & Mrs. Robert C. JonesMr. & Mrs. Maurice D. KentMr. & Mrs. Alan R. KorestMrs. Linda H. MacDuffieMr. & Mrs. Jack McVickerMr. John S. MuellerMr. & Mrs. Stan Whitcomb

PACESETTERS – $1,000 +

Mr. Kenneth L. AbernathyMr. & Mrs. George M. BardMrs. Frances L. BethelDr. & Mrs. Peter R. BoydCampbell Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert A. ChuteMr. & Mrs. Roy Cronacher, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Patrick CrowleyDevoe CadillacMr. & Mrs. Dale DoehrmanMr. & Mrs. James B. DollMr. & Mrs. James P. DupeyMr. & Mrs. Lyle EveringhamMr. & Mrs. Franklin H. FischerMrs. Lilian FisherMr. & Mrs. Steven M. GoldsmithMr. & Mrs. Thomas R. GradyMr. & Mrs. R. Walter HaleMr. & Mrs. Barry HastingsMs. Vianda HillMr. Robert B. HitchcockMr. & Mrs. Al HoltzMr. & Mrs. Thomas B. HolzerMrs. Polly L. KellerMrs. Helen KronMr. & Mrs. Fred L. LiftonMr. & Mrs. James R. MaloneMr. and Mrs. Frank L. MerlottiMrs. Catherine C. MillerMr. & Mrs. Michael H. MorrisMr. & Mrs. Carl NagelMr. Jerry NicholsOtterbeck Family FoundationPeggy Meyerhoff

Pearlstone FoundationMr. & Mrs. George RichmondMr. & Mrs. Christopher W. Roberts

Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. SlaterUnity of Naples ChurchMr. & Mrs. George Vega Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William VernonMr. & Mrs. George P. Wagner, Jr.Ms. Gail S. Webster

& Mr. Linton Patterson Ms. Shirley WerthaiserMs. Carol A. WilliamsonMr. & Mrs. Karl R. Wyss

DONORS – $500 +

Henry & Betty Albrecht FoundationMr. & Mrs. Mike AssaadMrs. & Mrs. Keith S. BensonMr. & Mrs. David J. BrennanMr. Byron Brewer

& Mrs. Anne D. HaleMr. & Mrs. Jim A. BrownMr. Philip J. ChristieMr. & Mrs. Clay W. ConeMr. Maurice W. ConnellMr. & Mrs. Richard K. DavidsonMs. Mary Beth ForresterMr. & Mrs. Mort M. FriedmanMr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. FutchikMr. & Mrs. Jay GatesMr. & Mrs. Peter I. GeorgesonMr. & Mrs. John C. HansonMr. HarshmanMr. Gene Helfand

& Mrs. Carol ShawMr. & Mrs. Donald HermanMr. & Mrs. Shaun KellyMr. Jack R. KuhnMr. & Mrs. Raymond W. LeclercMr. & Mrs. George LorchMr. & Mrs. Carson McEachernMr. & Mrs. James W. McKeeMs. Lisa K. MerrittMr. & Mrs. Charles P. MorelMr. & Mrs. John OttinaDr. & Mrs. C. Arthur PearsonMr. & Mrs. Rey PezeshkanPfizer Foundation

Matching Gifts ProgramPhilanthropic Services,

Household InternationalMr. & Mrs. George M. PhillipsMs. Karen R. PinkleyMs. Lois RaynowMr. Tom RosenMr. & Mrs. Stephen SchwartzGeorge and Mabel H. Slocum

Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. John C. SwansonMr. & Mrs. Lawrence N. TomchinMr. & Mrs. Michael WatkinsWilliams Community RelationsMr. & Mrs. Don Q. Wynn

SUPPORTERS – $100

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Allison IVMr. & Mrs. Earl AndersonMr. Charles H. ArmstrongMrs. Ivette ArroyoMs. Anne W. BaldwinMr. & Mrs. Wells C. BatesMr. & Mrs. Douglas H. BatheyMrs. Joanne C. BhattaBlu Sushi, LLCMr. & Mrs. Edwin F. BoyntonMr. & Mrs. David P. BranninMr. & Mrs. Alfred O. BreinigMs. Elizabeth BrownMs. Michelle M. BrownMr. & Mrs. Albert BruggemeyerMrs. Susan CanipelleMs. Rita CarlinMr. & Mrs. Shault L. Coker Jr.Collins & DePont InteriorsMr. Bruce M. CookMr. & Mrs. Frank M. CowlesMr. & Mrs. James S. CraneMr. Peter A. CullmanDr. Michael D'AmicoMr. & Mrs. Vernon DavidsonMs. Anrdrea DrakeMr. & Mrs. George F. DublinoMr. Stephan EdmonstonMr. & Mrs. Robert T. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Dean W. FejesMrs. Betty L. FerrazzanoMr. & Mrs. Stuart L. FeuerMr. & Mrs. Steven FitermanMr. Peter N. FlightnerMr. & Mrs. Bruce L. FolkerthMs. Kathryn S. GabbertMr. & Mrs. Peter L. GirardinMr. & Mrs. William GlaserMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. GreeneMrs. Don S. GreerMr. & Mrs. William GuntonMr. & Mrs. Thomas HadingerMs. Mary A. HaleMr. & Mrs. Claire V. HansenMr. & Mrs. James W. HartMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Heberling, Jr.Mr. John HigginsMr. & Mrs. Emil G. Hirsch

Mr. & Mrs. Earl G. HodgesMr. & Mrs. Bruce R. HolecekMs. Duffy HollandMrs. Christine HolmesMr. & Mrs. Charles B. HoodMr. & Mrs. Hubert E. HowardDr. & Mrs. David IngallMs. Pat JorgensenMs. Margaret S. KohlheppMr. & Mrs. John H. Kolmer, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Neal E. KruppMs. Lisa LassmanMs. Mary L. LesaneMr. & Mrs. Wolfgang LiebigMr. Laird LileMr. David R. MackieMr. & Mrs. Ronald J. McGintyMs. Gail McKernanDr. & Mrs. Robert J. MeliMrs. Janice MillardMr. & Mrs. Q. Grady MinorMr. & Mrs. Mark MorrisMs. V. Lynn MullinMs. Deborah O'BrienMr. & Mrs. James O'DonnellMs. Jean L. OverholserMs. Christine W. PaddockMr. William C. PayneMr. John A. PistorPRACCMs. Lieselotte PrymMrs. Sue RapanosDr. David Rawlings

& Mrs. Sharon Hanlon, Esq.Mr. James ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Elbert James RobertsMr. Joseph RosinMr. & Mrs. Bill Rundorff SafecoMr. & Mrs. Aurel F. SarosdyMr. & Mrs. William P. SchirmangMr. & Mrs. Frederick A. SchultzMr. & Mrs. Edmund H. SorensonMs. Diana StarnsMr. & Mrs. Walter StiegeleMr. Robert StrykerThe Scottsdale CompanyMr. & Mrs. James R. ThomasMrs. Julia O. ThuesenMs. Jennie O. TraceyMr. & Mrs. Sam TrivasMrs. Patricia A. TrumbullMs. Karen Van ArsdaleDr. & Mrs. Donald Q. ViningMr. & Mrs. Charles H. VogtMr. & Mrs. Hiett WardMs. Emily J. Watt

IN-KIND DONORS

Aldo's PizzaAragon JewelersAurelio's PizzaB Squared Advertising, Inc.Bay Colony Golf & Country ClubBice RestaurantJohn M. Brilbeck

Charitable Foundation TrustContinental Aviation Services

/Jim & Sue LennaneFifth Third BankFifty/50 Flower PhilosophyGulf Coast ClothierIntech Printing & Direct MailJennings of Naples

/R.J. & Lynne SchipperJose Aragon, Inc.Mo & Dot KentJim & Linda MaloneMarissa Collection

/Burt & Marissa HartingtonMcDonald'sMerle Norman CosmeticsNaples Wine Warehouse, Inc.NatahirPaper MerchantRalph Lauren of NaplesThe Registry Resort & ClubRidgeway Bar & GrilleSak's Fifth AvenueDavid SchimmelStanley & Elizabeth StarPat & Robin StranahanThalheimers JewelersOlga & Brian TippleHiett & Shari WardCarol WilliamsonKarl & Joanne WyssYamron Jewelers

ENDOWMENT GIFTS

GRAND ENDOWERS – $250,000 +

Mrs. Mercy BatheyMr. & Mrs. Albert C. Buehler, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kermit S. Sutton

DISTINGUISHED ENDOWERS –$100,000 +

Hedges Family Charitable FoundationMr. & Mrs. George T. HerrmannMr. & Mrs. Wallace HilliardMr. & Ms. Ned R. SachsMs. Judy C. Sproul

MAJOR ENDOWERS – $25,000 +

Mr. & Mrs. George M. BardMr. & Mrs. Bruce BowersMr. & Mrs. Charles W. DennyMr. & Mrs. Daniel C. FergusonMrs. & Mrs. George H. GaynorMr. & Mrs. Daniel E. GillFrances Pew Hayes

Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Marvin J. HerbJack Parker Foundation IncMrs. Polly L. KellerMr. & Mrs. James R. MaloneMr. & Mrs. Jay D. NicewonderMr. & Mrs. William J. O'MearaMrs. Morrow PeytonShore FundMr. & Mrs. Mitchell SillMr. & Mrs. Elliott H. SingerMr. & Mrs. David B. SmithMr. & Mrs. George P. Wagner, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. WajnertMs. Linda N. WheelerMr. & Mrs. Karl R. Wyss

ENDOWERS – $10,000 +

Mrs. Merritt A. ClevelandMr. & Mrs. S. P. EckstromMr. & Mrs. Richard G. FaraceMs. Robyn P. GriffinMs. Alessandra HiggsThe Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer

Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert J. MeythalerMr. & Mrs. Michael H. MorrisMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Schoendorf, Jr.Taishoff Family FoundationMs. Emily J. Watt 1 716

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Mr. Arthur E. WebbMr. & Mrs. Douglas WhittemoreMr. & Mrs. Edwin WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Williams

FRIENDS

Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Adams, Jr. Ms. Barbara BartlettMr. & Mrs. Manford C. BearMr. & Mrs. Henry H. BennettMr. & Mrs. Donald BerryMr. E. Bernard BlackburnMr. & Mrs. Vernon O. BowlesMr. David L. BrookeMr. & Mrs. Robert J. CaldwellMs. Janet CalihanMr. John J. CassidyMr. & Mrs. Dale H. ChurchillMr. Howard L. CrownMr. & Mrs. Michael A. DavisMr. & Mrs. Kevin DentiFemme FataleMr. & Mrs. John D. GastMr. John F. GlucklerGolden Gate Women's ClubMr. & Mrs. Hector GriswoldMr. & Mrs. Stephen H. HartshornMr. & Mrs. Peter N. KapetanMr. & Mrs. Jack KaufmanMr. & Mrs. Gordon B. KempMs. Cynthia K. KoichDr. & Mrs. William P. LascheidMr. & Mrs. Roderick J. LewinMr. Frederick H. LiebDr. & Mrs. Eugene J. LinbergMrs. Beverley W. McHughMr. & Mrs. Ronald MeyerMr. & Mrs. David NemoreMr. & Mrs. Jack H. PaleyMr. Lester E. PankoninMs. Mary B. PhillipsMr. Gene M. PranzoMr. William G. PriceMr. & Mrs. Richard L. RiceMr. & Mrs. David SchimmelMr. & Mrs. Robert F. SchutzMr. Paul SellewMr. Steven T. SmithMr. & Mrs. Willis A. SmithDr. Jon C. StaigerMr. & Mrs. Jay SwallenMs. Eileen E. SwansonMr. & Mrs. Allan M. TitlebaumMr. & Mrs. Lawrence VaroneMr. & Mrs. Albert Vinocur

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. O'BerryMr. & Mrs. Scott R. WhitneyMr. Albert H. WingateMs. Sally Workinger

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After retiring, we really wanted to be partof a town and make a difference.

Shortly after moving to Naples, I got involved with David Lawrence Center

because there was a real need and no mental health facility. We were drawn

to the cause because we knew what a devastating effect substance abuse and

mental illness could have on a family. We find it very satisfying to contribute

to the Center so they can meet the needs of our growing community.”

Henry & Betty AlbrechtFounding Board Memberand Longtime Supporters

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Mrs. Donna DeMercadoMr. & Mrs. Vincent DePasqualeMr. & Mrs. Morris DePouwMr. & Mrs. Frank DeRangoMr. & Mrs. Richard H. DeVoeDonovan Slone, Inc.Ms. Evelyn B. DupreMr. Stephan EdmonstonMs. Michelle Edwards-ArnoldDr. & Mrs. Leigh E. FaddenMr. & Mrs. Aubrey FerraoMs. Jennifer L. FisherMr. & Mrs. Phillip M. Francis, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Mort M. FriedmanMr. & Mrs. Louis J. GaiaMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey GargiuloMs. Patricia GoodnightMrs. Frances A. GraugardMr. & Mrs. J. Robert GrossenbacherMr. & Mrs. John C. HansonMs. Nancilee HartnettMr. Ronald HaugenMr. & Mrs. Robert M. HaugheyMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Heberling, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. George H. HermansonMr. & Mrs. Norman A. HerrenMr. & Mrs. Daniel Y. HerrmannMr. Robert S. Hester, Jr.Mrs. Barbara HillMrs. Olga HirshhornDr. & Mrs. Lester HofmanMs. Paula HollidayMrs. Christine HolmesDavid J. HoyerMr. & Mrs. William H. HylandItzler & ItzlerMs. Ann R. JacksonMr. & Mrs. Leonard JacobsonMr. & Mrs. Robert S. JansenJenkins & Charland, Inc. Mrs. Marjorie J. JoderMrs. Robert E. JoyceMr. & Mrs. Irving KahnMr. & Mrs. Charles E. KellerMr. & Mrs. Shaun KellyMr. Scott KenyonMr. & Mrs. Hal P. KibbeyMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. KillileaMr. & Mrs. Craig R. KochMr. & Mrs. Brian A. KocsesMs. Cynthia K. KoichMr. Mrs. John H. Kolmer, Jr.Mr. Paul KonstantDr. & Mrs. Neal E. KruppMrs. Sue LabuzienskiDr. & Mrs. William P. LascheidMs. Lisa Lassman

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce ShermanMr. & Mrs. Robert L. SpangThe Scottsdale CompanyMrs. Fred C. Tucker, Jr.Mrs. Bobbie TurnerMr. Finis W. Vaughn, Jr.

CONTRIBUTORS

Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. AlbrechtMr. & Mrs. Norris A. AldeenMr. & Mrs. David T. AldrichMr. Ralph H. AmstutzB & G Yacht ServicesMs. Nancy BaginskiMr. & Mrs. James A. BakerMr. & Mrs. William T. Barrett, Jr.Mrs. Derben W. BartholomewMr. & Mrs. William L. BartonMrs. Lois BaxterMr. & Mrs. August J. BeeMrs. Beverly A. BelliMr. & Mrs. Ronald A. BelzMrs. Grace BergeronMr. & Mrs. Gary D. BlachmanMr. & Mrs. Robert J. BodineMs. Liza BonymanBoran Craig Barber Engel Const. Co.Boran Craig Barber Homes, Inc.Ms. Diane R. BoranMr. Michael J. Boran

& Mrs. Joyce NoonanMr. Robert BouchardMrs. James H. Brewster, Jr.Ms. Elizabeth BrownDr. and Mrs. Harold B. Brown, Jr.Ms. M. Dee Ann BrownMr. & Mrs. Stefen BruecknerMr. & Mrs. E. William BurrellMr. & Mrs. Cary CaliffCampbell Family FoundationMs. Aida R. CarrionMr. & Mrs. Clarence G. ChamberlainMr. & Mrs. Dale H. ChurchillMr. & Mrs. Robert G. ClaussenMs. Frances M. ClementsMr. & Mrs. Craig B. ColleyMs. Nancy ContardiMr. & Mrs. Dell E. CookMs. Roseann CooneyMr. & Mrs. Robert C. CoplanMr. & Mrs. Andrew CummingDr. Michael D'AmicoMr. & Mrs. Joseph D. D'AnnunzioMr. Michael H. DeGrooteMs. Dorothy B. Delano

ENCORE DONORS

Jeannine AckroydVictor & Clarise AlaneMark & Jacki AldridgeFrances AllenDonald AmesFelicia AnchorRoland AndersonSharon AndrienMerrill AshleyEsther AthernoltJo AtkinsonEco Ventures Sancerre Kathy BaileyNicholas BanksonJudy BarryBob BarryMadeline BarryWm. & Mary Jane BaxterRobert BeachEllen BeckerDorothy Bednar

Dan BeekRose BenignoPaul BentsonWilliam BenzenbergAnthony BerenatoRobert BergnerRichard BernardNancy BernierDonna BigelowDorothy BlaineSusan BlakeAfra BlaseyGloris BlixRobert BlokBarbara BlumenthalGarrett BockLeona BolashBarry J. BonderCarl BonomoBeth BorthTom BoydJin BoyerEdward BradeskuTom BrandWalter BrandschutzMax BrantnerRichard Brashear, MD.John BrickerEmilie BromleyBrenda BrooksJohn BrosnahanDouglas BrownFrank BubbaJudy BuchmanDavid BurtCarol ButlerRoger ButschkyJerome ByrneDawn CalabriaAnna CalabroJoan CalabroRobert CaldwellYoit CallaghanRichard CalnanPhil CalvareseRick & Nancy CampanaJoe CannaroRoseann CannarozzoDonald CarboniJustine CarlsonCyndy CarlsonLeslie CarmonMary CarneyMarjorie CarrollChandra CartwrightJames Casorio

Ray CastilloNan CavanaghJeanette & Yves CayaConnie ChaffeeRobert ChamberlainMichael ChaseUrsula CicinelliRosemarie ClarkAnn ClaytonCindi ClemenceLarry ClineVirginia ColichBarbara G. CollinsJeannie CollmanClaudine ColvinGloria CominWilliam ConklinFrank ConnorsJoan CoodyGerrie CookMary Lou CopperstoneMary CornelisseCynthia CoroginGregory CostaLin CourtenayLisa CoxMary Ann CrookerCaroline CrossJinny CullmanMay DaleConnie DaltonJohn D'AmelioNancy D'AmicoFrank D'AmoreRuth DarrBen DavisonJames DayGloria DayShirley De FilippoCarol DegnanBeverly Del BaccioJoan DemarcoBarbara DenapoliBarbara DentonBetty DepouwRichard DickersonE.A. DickinsonHelen DiehlRita DillonAnthony DimicheleRichard DingfelderArlene DiorioKathy DixonEric DoernbachMargo DohertyBernie Dorigan

Ms. Darlene LawrenceMrs. & Mrs. Julius LesserMr. & Mrs. Hans LevyMr. Peter A. LugoMs. Muriel LutgertMr. Max ManteuffelMarsh USA Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Clemens H. Martin, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel MayMs. Lorraine McCannMrs. Elizabeth C. McCreaDr. & Mrs. Douglas G. McCreeMonsignor Ignatius McDermottMcDonnell Trial LawyersMr. Paul McGuinnessMr. and Mrs. James W. McKeeMrs. Marya A. McNallyMcWard ArchitectsMr. & Mrs. Stephen MeansMr. & Mrs. Thomas MeisterDr. & Mrs. Robert J. MeliMr. & Mrs. Robert J. MeyerMr. & Mrs. Ronald MeyerMrs. Janice MillardMs. Varrell S. MinarichDr. & Mrs. Charles J. MontgomeryMr. Trino MorgadoMr. Francesco MorsilliMr. Juul C. Nielsen, Jr.Mr. Edward J. Oates, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. PaleyMr. William C. PayneMrs. Winifred L. PelletMr. & Mrs. Rey PezeshkanMr. & Mrs. Joseph S. PostPowell/Scheibe/Knight/Brannon, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. PriceMr. J. N. RainesMr. & Mrs. George RapanosDr. David Rawlings

& Mrs. Sharon Hanlon, Esq.Ms. Janie B. ReedMr. James ReynoldsMr. Frederick RichardsMr. & Mrs. Frank M. RidleyMr. Steven W. Saldukas, Ph.D.Mr. & Mrs. Holland T. SalleyMs. Bonnie SchlichtingMr. & Mrs. A. E. SchreckMr. & Mrs. Frederick A. SchultzMrs. Martha ScofieldMr. & Mrs. Alfred H. Shotwell, IIIMr. & Mrs. Warren H. Simmons, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Loren SmithDr. & Mrs. Phillip B. SmithMr. & Mrs. Walter J. SmithMrs. Paula J. Soares

Mr. Telford valued the tradition of helpingothers by giving the community the

tools it needs to create a better society. In his passing, he continued that tradition by answering our community’s call for help.In his honor, the Telford Foundation workswith David Lawrence Center to provide assistance to those in need so they canrestore themselves and once again become a productive part of our community.”

F. Joseph McMackin III, Esq. Telford Foundation Board of Directors

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Jaculine DrelichGail DuclosMarie DucrosMary Ann DunbarDenise DuzickKaren EitelVern EllingsonArlene ElliottSue EllisPeggy EmchBarbara EngelJean EnnisLou ErsteRachael EvansCarol EvansSusan RarberDonna FarnhamGayle FawkesShirley FederAgnes FeeEileen FeeneyMike FeldblumJackie FevrierBarbara FieldKibbie FitzpatrickAl FluetDoris FonsJoan & Peter FortuneVern FossumLaverne FowlerMary FoxGuy FracassoJoseph & Patty FrankPat FrankCarol FrankTish FrankenbergerRoger FrommeltLarry GallLinda GallardySharon GalloHarold & Mary GallowayEddie & Ann GalvinShirley GasvodaMary Ellen GeistJanet GeniuszLucille GilbertsonKay GilfoyLawrence GillLoren GippWilliam GoesselSaundra GoffSue GomleyJohn GosnellRod GrandeeKenneth & Carol Gray

PATRONS – $5,000 +

Mr. Kenneth L. AbernathyHenry & Betty Albrecht FoundationMrs. & Mrs. Keith S. BensonDr. & Mrs. John BriggsMr. & Mrs. Roy Cronacher, Jr.James Hartzell Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Maurice D. KentMr. & Mrs. Charles W. PingreeThe Sample FoundationMr. & Mrs. David SchimmelGeorge & Mabel H. Slocum

FoundationMr. & Mrs. Stanley A. StarMr. George A. Wilson

SPONSORS – $2,500 +

Mr. Paul G. Benedum, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William L. ByrnesMr. & Mrs. James K. FiggeMrs. Bonnie J. FredeenMr. & Mrs. John D. GastMr. & Mrs. Scott GeltemeyerMr. & Mrs. Bruce GomezDr. John H. Gridley, Jr.The Saldukas Family FoundationDr. & Mrs. Donald Q. ViningMr. & Mrs. Ashley F. WardMr. & Mrs. Morrison WaudMr. & Mrs. Scott R. WhitneyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Wilborn

ASSOCIATES – $1,000 +

Mrs. Ivette ArroyoMs. Glenda BarberMr. John A. BernauerMr. Bontemps & Ms. RamseyColdwell BankerMs. Hilda M. DienesMr. & Mrs. Lyle EveringhamMrs. Betty L. FerrazzanoGrand Rapids

Community FoundationMs. Mary Ann GuerraThe Huntington FoundationMr. Franklin C. JonesKirby Family FoundationLake Family FoundationMr. Patrick J. LongeMr. & Mrs. Peter MinarichDr. & Mrs. C. Arthur PearsonMr. & Mrs. John D. RemingtonMs. Adele Rice

Mr. & Mrs. Frank SodanoSouthern Gulf West Construction Inc.Ms. Helen SowersMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. SpahrMr. & Mrs. Jerry J. StawskiMr. & Mrs. Michael F. StephenMr. Alfred SternbergerMrs. Theresa StommelMr. & Mrs. Pat StranahanMr. George L. Strobel IIDr. & Dr. Jon StrohmeyerMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Sullivan, M.D.Mr. Jack O. TackettMs. Daina ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Lawrence N. ThompsonMr. David ThurberMs. Suzanne P. TimkenMr. John E. TomlinsonMr. David TorglerMr. & Mrs. Richard G. TutwilerMr. & Mrs. Tucker TylerMr. & Mrs. David F. UptonMr. & Mrs. William VernonMr. & Mrs. Karl von HeimburgMs. Geralyn WagnerMs. Gail S. WebsterMr. Jerry WellerWells Fargo Bank-Real Estate GroupMs. Tiffany C. WilcoxMs. Sally WorkingerMs. Bonnie Yarrington

Endowment Gifts reflect original pledge amount Encore Donors whose items sold during fiscal year 2004-2005 (June 1, 2004 – May 31, 2005) for a donation amount greater than $100 are listed here

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Gloria SummersDorothy SutterfieldMargaret SwaineRobert SwanderBonnie SwartwoutJamie SweeneyJudy SyringFauzia TahiryBob ThatcherL. ThompsonRobert ThompsonAlbert TinkerAnnmarie TownsendNeil TravisPatricia TuttleBarbara UcciDr. R. UllmanMatilda Van GordenElaine Van WierenCharlene VandenburgCheryl VaughanGeorge VavrinchikAnn VazquezMarian VellaMary VerderameRita VestalAlex VickowskiMarie ViechecGladys VigliancoAngelo VivinoJohn VrettaEleanor WadeJohn WagenCharlotte WahligJinx WalkerBetty WallinCraig WallisBarbara WarcholMary WardTammy WatsonNancy WebertGail WebsterRandy WeimerNewton WeissBeverly WernetteJoan WesnerKaren WhiteBen WhiteheadPeter WhitmanLawrence WhitneyKen & Joan WilsonMarlene WilsonJohn WinebrennerJune WingerPatricia WoodrickVicki Wyard

Betty JewelSteve JochimRuby JohnsonTucker JohnsonBeth JohnsonMary Jane JonesTom JordonDebbie JosendaleMildred JoyJack JoyceKathleen KaminskiCarol KavinskyAnni KawalerPolly KellerElizabeth KellyTrish KellyDean KennedyAndrea KentPat KepenRichard KernsNatalie KingCharles KingMarsha KlinkeAdriana KnackBruce KnappCraig KobzaRichard KochMr. John KocurCarol KoehlerDavid KoherMary KrauseJoe KrautkramerJean KrimSharon KristoffSarah KuebelCarol KuhlKatherine KuhnWarren KushPatricia KuttnRose La RoseBob & Lorraine LacroixMarilyn LageschultePat Laine Marjorie LambertMarilyn LaneKip LangeLinda LangfordJoanne LawandErna LeahyLely Presbyterian ChurchMary LemmoNancy LewisRosemarie LewisMari LiddleAliene LidenCarol Lieske

Laurie LindJohn LindemannPatty LindleySture LinnAlice LiszewskiCelinda LizarragaAlberto LoasesMrs LockwoodHarry LoebelTom LoganRuth LohmanSylvia LohmanRuth Ann LohmannJohn LooneyRose LudoviciSuzanne LukerKathy LutherMarilyn LyonsShirley MaasBetty MacBethMolly MacDonaldDonna MacHonkowskiPaulette MaestreTami MagocsMary MagocsMichael MagruderPhyllis MaherPaula MaloneEsther ManueleDawn MaragonAngie MaranAngie MarangerDonna MarceauIna MarraDianna MarshallBarbara MartellRichard MartellPhilip MarucciBarbara MasseyPhyllis MathersMargaret MatthewsDolores MattsenWalter MaurerGeorge MayWilliam McDonaldDeborah McKownBetty McLeanJean McLeanCarol McBrideJames McCallCathy McCarthyMarlyn McCluerElizabeth McCraeEnid McDonaldKathleen McFaddenElaine McGlynn

Pat McGrathPriscilla McGuireDebby McKinnonBetty McLeanBernard McNutyVivian McSwainMary Lou MeadowsTrista MeisterLeticia MerricksLeo MerzweilerIngrid MessnerNorman P. MichaudJane MichelBridget MillerCandice MillsGavin MiloBernadette ModicaJean MolhoekRita MontbleauSusan MontelHenry MoralesJP MorganEleanor MorrisonMr. Richard MulveyMaureen MurphyWilliam MurrayCarol NagelCamille NapierDonna NeeleyHarry NellTony NelmsRobert NelsonCarole NeroneNancy NeudeckerJoe NewcombJoe NewellWilliam NiceJudi NicholsonPat NicklasJoyce NicolsonClark NissJudi NoackLouise NocentiMarianne NordbergLynne NordhoffJoe NorrisNancy NultonHarry NuzumJean CatesAnn OíConnorEileen OlsonJohn OsheaVicki OsterlingDave & Maryann OstremTony OteriGlenda Oze

Jean PadgetC. PalmeriDaniel PalmieriLarry ParkerJosette ParroneMary ParsonsCatherine PaulLisa PaulusNancy PavlyshinMaureen PearsonStephanie PecorilliCharles PerryEllen PersonDavid PettlerLuanne PisaniTruman PlaceElaine PlewSharon PollardRobert PontiusBarbara PosnerSteven Powers-ChylinskiHerb PriceJune PriceVern PryorJuanita RadabaughHelen RadkeJoanne RadmanMarko RadojevicBetty RaiaJonas RapanosJudy RasmussenBetty RathgeberMary RaymondLee ReedSharon ReesRobert RegenyeMary ReillyJaimie ReinholdCindy RenaultPat ReynoldsJoan ReynoldsDavid RichardsonSuzanne RichmondMaryann RobbinsRuth RobertPaul & Barbara RobertsJane RobertsCarol RobertsPat RobertsWaymon RobertsBruce RobertsonBill RochaGeorge RodriguezFloris RogersMichael RomanAnthony Romano

Linda RosenSteve RosenblumFrank RossettiConnie RossoCarol Ann RoughJerry RunnionEileen RussellSue RutherfordKaren SacksFrannie SamplesJohn SavageNorma ScaliaBarbara SscheibleRosemary SchiowitzGreg SchleincherMarianne SchmidMichael SchmittLynn SchnarsDonna SchultzRosemary SchwinnTheresa SerafinoKay ShafferJeff ShamanskyShirley SharpCarol ShawAlicia SheaTracy SheaRobin ShearRoxanne SheriffsVivian ShortEllie SienkiewiczVito SilvestriRobert SimonBetty SingerRobert SlaterNancy SmartPat SmithPenny SmithSandy SmithThomas B. SmithWalter SochaCharlotte SotoKathryn SoulliereDon SpeckeenLaurie SpencerBruce SpottswoodTom St. GermainJoann StangeDee StarihaEli SternBrigitt StevesThomas StockertBeverly StoneEthel StoyaPat SullivanDick Sullivan

Since first becoming involved with Encore 18 years ago, I’ve seen

the tremendous expansion the Center has achieved through the support

of the community. They’ve been able to develop new programs and build new

locations so they can better reach the people in need. Every time I volunteer, it

makes me feel good to know that the money from each sale helps DLC.

It’s fun to support them by volunteering, consigning and shopping at Encore.”

Sue RapanosVolunteer and Donor

Encore Resale Shops

“ T he Center is a very special place. Whencompared to other medical offices I have

worked, I know how much more supportand care our clients need from us – fromboth a treatment and financial perspective.You don’t have to have a lot of money todonate, because every dollar helps ourclients in some way. I believe in giving fromyour heart and I feel privileged to be able tohelp in any way I can.”

Viola GarciaMedical Records SpecialistDavid Lawrence Center

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Steve WyseJoanne WyssNancy YoukilisPauline YoungMariann ZarekJosephine ZawaskiBonnie ZiskinElizabeth ZoarskiCarol Zuccala

Amy GrecoTerry GreenMary GreenhalghDarlene GrieserJohn GroelMarilyn GroelLarry GroskreutzMary Ann GrunwaldEvelyn GuarinoRichard GundersonAgnes HainesRobert P. HaleyGilles HamelBarbara HamiltonAlex HammCharles HandyBarbara HaneyJeanne HansenMichael HardyConrad HarendaBeverly HarperRichard HartJeanne HarveyBrenda HavenHoward HaymanTom HaymanMartin HealeyAndrea HebdaBrad HeigesJim HenningerMarge HerenrederWilliam HessPolly HimmelDoug HoagSandy HobbyJaye HolcombJim HolmesLewis HooverJulia HopeJ.T. HoranElizabeth HotalingElizabeth HovellElla HowardMerle HowardJerry HowarthRobert HudsonBonnie HumeJoan HunterJoan HurstJohn HustlerCharlotte ImseJack IzardEd JacobittiJudy JacobsonEli JankevichJami & Lisa Jessee-Mackie

Continued from Encore

OPPORTUNITIESFOR GIVING

The Board of Directors and theStaff of David Lawrence

Foundation extend their sinceregratitude to the many

individuals, foundations, businesses and corporations

that financially assist the Center. We apologize

for any errors or omissions.

As a 501(c)(3) organization,David Lawrence Center relies

on contributions to help fund new programs,

services, capital improvementsand to provide free

indigent care to all of those inneed in our community.

In addition to outright gifts,donors may strengthen our ability to restore and rebuild

lives through a bequest or otherplanned gifts.

For more information abouthow to support the Center,

please contact David Lawrence Foundation

at 239.354.1434.

Encore Donors whose items sold during fiscal year 2004-2005 (June 1, 2004 – May 31, 2005) for a donation amount greater than $100 are listed hereEncore Donors whose items sold during fiscal year 2004-2005 (June 1, 2004 – May 31, 2005) for a donation amount greater than $100 are listed here

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Locations1 MAIN CAMPUS

6075 Golden Gate ParkwayNaples, FL 34116239.455.8500239.455.1031 (Automated)

ADMINISTRATIONDAVID LAWRENCE FOUNDATIONEMERGENCY SERVICESOUTPATIENT SERVICESRESIDENTIAL TREATMENTURGENT CARE

2 IMMOKALEE SATELLITE SERVICES 425 North First StreetImmokalee, FL 34142239.657.4434

3 ADULT SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES2806 South Horseshoe DriveNaples, FL 34104239.643.6101

4 ADULT COMMUNITY SERVICES219 Airport Road South Naples, FL 34104239.261.5148

5 CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY SERVICES239 Airport Road South Naples, FL 34104239.263.4013

6 EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE SERVICESLIFE WORKS OF NAPLES3400 Tamiami Trail NorthSuite #204Naples, FL 34103239.435.0400/239.435-0511

7 CHILD’S PATH PRESCHOOL3144 Santa Barbara BoulevardNaples, FL 34116239.353.4144

8 ENCORE RESALE SHOP ON 10TH28 10th Street SouthNaples, FL 34102239.262.5558

9 ENCORE RESALE SHOP ON DAVIS3105 Davis BoulevardNaples, FL 34104239.775.0032

Important Phone Numbers

JUVENILE ASSESSMENT CENTER239.417.6277 (Option #2) 24/7 Information Help Line 239.417.1966

www.davidlawrencecenter.org

Annual Report2004-2005