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Our MissionThe Salvation Army, an international movement, is an

evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message

is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God.

Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet

human needs in His name without discrimination.

CENTRAL KENTUCKY AREA SERVICES 2015 ANNUAL REPORT

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“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” – Matthew 5:16

Dear Friend,Nearly 50,000 individuals came to us in need of life changing support in 2015. Many had lost their joy as they faced hunger, homelessness, and an uncertain future as their limited income was not enough to meet their basic needs.

As you read the stories that follow, you will see that we are committed to serving the whole person - body, soul, and spirit - with integrity and respect, using creative solutions to positively transform lives. Homeless families who come to us with nothing find food and safe shelter, but we don’t stop there. Life and job skills training, case management, on-site medical care, mental health counseling, and edu-cational childcare are just a few of the ways we offer support that leads to permanent self-sufficiency.

For our approach to work, we need you, an army of support behind us. Thank you for Bringing Joy to the World through your generous giving and concern for others.

May God bless you.

Majors Thomas and Susan Hinzman Joseph E. JonesCentral Kentucky Area Coordinators Advisory Board Chair

Emergency Shelter & Transitional HousingSingle Parent Families and Single Women • Intensive professional case management • Mental health and spiritual counseling • Job training • Life skills and computer classes • Housing placement assistance • Safe Haven support classes for addictions • Transportation • Pre-school and after-school care for children • Meals, diapers, clothing, and other basic needs

Basic Needs & Emergency Assistance • Food packages and clothing • Prescription drug purchases • Rent and utility assistance • Personal care kits • Household items

Emergency Disaster Services • Feeding of victims and emergency workers • Emergency Mobile Kitchen • Emergency shelter, food, water, and other supplies

University of Kentucky Free Clinic • Medical care for the uninsured and underinsured

Early Learning Center ages six weeks – five years • Focused literacy activities • Early assessments and intervention • Individualized child development plans

Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club grades K-12 • After-school tutoring and homework help • Technology center • Recreation and fitness • Summer day camp • School supplies

Corps Community Center youth • Residential (overnight) camp • Music school Brass, vocal, dance, and timbrel lessons • Character building programs Sunbeams, Girl Guards, and Boys Adventure Corps

Holiday Assistance • New gifts and clothing for children • Food cards for families • Thanksgiving and Christmas Day dinners • Gifts for nursing home patients and veterans

Worship Center • Sunday School and Worship • Youth and adult Bible studies

Overview of Services

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“I don’t feel isolated anymore”

Carla Nelson By the time she came to The Salvation Army, Carla Nelson had been homeless for over a year. A series of health issues and lack of support systems had left her without the financial or social resources she needed to meet her most basic of needs. Having lived with family most of her life, Carla explains that she knew very little about how to live on her own. Resources like the city bus system and computers were foreign to her and she lacked the job skills she needed to gain employment.

At The Salvation Army’s emergency homeless shelter, Carla found the comprehen-sive support she needed to become self-sufficient. Her immediate needs were met with safe housing and healthy meals. At the recommendation of her case manager, Carla attended life and job skills training where she learned skills like credit and money management, using a computer to search for jobs, and nutrition. Doctors who visit our shelter twice per week as a part of our UK Free Medical Clinic helped Carla learn to manage her health and gain access to necessary medications.

Recently, Carla graduated to our transitional living center where she has begun to transition towards independent living with supportive services nearby whenever she needs them. Her case manager meets with her once per week and she continues to attend job skills training as she searches for employment. Carla says she finds hope in the achievements of her fellow residents. “If they can do it, so can I.” Carla is con-fident that she is well on her way to becoming self-sufficient. “I don’t feel isolated anymore,” she tells us. “I know what I need to do to take care of myself.”

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“It’s a blessing”

The Daniels Family The Daniels family became homeless after dad, Dion, was involved in a car ac-cident and was unable to work during his recovery. They came to The Salvation Army, looking for an opportunity to start over. Ours is the only shelter in the area that houses single fathers with their children and Dion says, “It’s a blessing.”

While Dion works to build a solid foundation for his family, three year old Don-ovan attends our Early Learning Center, free of cost. Donovan enjoys coming to his “school” and interacting with the other children. One day, when his dad came early to pick him up, Donovan said, “I can’t go because I have to go to gym, have my snack, and say my ABC’s.”

Because his son has access to safe, all-day care, Dion has been able to work on his plan to become self-sufficient. He’s currently interviewing for a new job and hopes to soon begin attending school to obtain a degree in video motion graph-ics and editing. He’s passionate about sharing his story to help others and wants to create videos that inspire youth.

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“The future is looking bright”

The Kaverman Family Ashley Kaverman came to our emergency shelter with a strong desire to become self-sufficient. As a single mother of an eight year old boy with multiple disabilities, she knew the road would not be easy.

At The Salvation Army, Ashley found the support she was looking for. Her son Trevor was enrolled in our Boys and Girls Club after school program so that she could search for employment. Ashley has high praise for the program. “I always used to worry about putting Trevor in child care, because of his disabilities,” says Ashley. “I haven’t had a single worry since he started attending here.” With the help of her case manager, Ashley was able to find a full time job at a local daycare and The Sal-vation Army provided bus tokens so she could get there. On-site smoking cessation classes helped Ashley quit smoking and she has now gone more than eight weeks without a cigarette!

The future is looking bright for Ashley and Trevor. Thanks to Ashley’s new job they’ve been able to start saving and are planning to move into their own apartment in May. Trevor says he wants to become a comic book writer —he’s already created his own superhero and has nearly finished writing his first comic book! Thanks to his mom’s hard work and the support of our programs, he now has a stable routine and network of caring adults to support him in reaching his dreams.

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“I appreciate the support and encouragement my sons receive with their school work.” — Beth Milburn

While The Salvation Army is dedicated to providing for those who are struggling with poverty and homelessness, we are also determined to put an end to one of its main causes – a lack of education.

Beth and Jim Milburn’s two sons, Graydon and Elie, regularly attend the afterschool program, summer camp, basketball league, and no school fun days at The Salvation Army. “Our family loves being a part of The Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club. I especially appreciate the support and encouragement my sons receive with their school work. My boys know that school comes first,” states Beth. One of the Club’s tutors, Ms. Linda Wilson, a Fayette County School teacher, has high praise for Elie’s efforts to complete his homework. Elie was presented with the Education Award at last year’s Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club Annual Luncheon for his outstanding work and positive attitude.

Elie Milburn

Elie Milburn with tutor, Ms. Linda Wilson

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“She can be anything she wants to be”

The Young FamilyWhen Rakhya started Kindergarten in the fall of 2014, her mom visited an in-formation fair at her school to search for a quality after-school program. Mom, Katina, is a single parent who works full time and often does not get home until after 5 p.m. She was concerned that she wouldn’t be able to afford after-school care. Like many families, Katina’s salary puts them just out of reach of the Ken-tucky Child Care Assistance Program but is still barely enough to meet their basic needs for things like food, shelter, and medical care. Once these needs are met, there’s very little left for childcare. For these families, The Salvation Army fills in the gap with need-based scholarships, funded by generous donors.

Rakhya loves coming to the Boys and Girls Club after school and hates it when it’s time to go home. She enjoys participating in the variety of activities offered and especially likes art, computer learning activities, and games with other chil-dren. On Thursday evenings she attends Sunbeams where her mom says she’s learning to be proud of who she is as a girl, and that girls are strong. Rakhya says she wants to be a psychologist when she grows up so she can “help a lot of people”. Her mom just wants her to “be positive” and says “she can be anything she wants to be!”

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“I appreciate the support and encouragement my sons receive with their school work.” — Beth Milburn

While The Salvation Army is dedicated to providing for those who are struggling with poverty and homelessness, we are also determined to put an end to one of its main causes – a lack of education.

Beth and Jim Milburn’s two sons, Graydon and Elie, regularly attend the afterschool program, summer camp, basketball league, and no school fun days at The Salvation Army. “Our family loves being a part of The Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club. I especially appreciate the support and encouragement my sons receive with their school work. My boys know that school comes first,” states Beth. One of the Club’s tutors, Ms. Linda Wilson, a Fayette County School teacher, has high praise for Elie’s efforts to complete his homework. Elie was presented with the Education Award at last year’s Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club Annual Luncheon for his outstanding work and positive attitude.

Elie Milburn

Elie Milburn with tutor, Ms. Linda Wilson

Emergency Shelter & Transitional HousingNumber of beds 162Nights of lodging/days of care 47,193Meals provided 157,208Persons housed (unduplicated) 1,532 1,125 Adults and 407 Children

Basic Needs & Emergency AssistanceNumber of persons assisted 34,548Number of garments given 152,110

Salvation Army-University of Kentucky Free Medical ClinicNumber of patients treated 597Medical services provided 1,054

Emergency Mobile KitchenMeals and Snacks served 165

Early Learning CenterNumber of children served 106Days of service 250Meals provided 20,206Snacks provided 13,979

Boys & Girls Club of the BluegrassNumber of youth served 313Days of service 243Meals provided 5,482Snacks provided 29,317

Corps Community CenterMusic School youth served 258Character Building Programs youth served 95

Holiday AssistanceMen, women, and children served 12,022 Children given gifts 4,598Families served 2,565Nursing home patients and veterans given gifts 2,118

Worship & Spiritual Development Number of meetings/programs 853

VolunteersIndividuals 7,277Hours 27,018

2015 Service Statistics

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The heart of this Army is found in its spiritual ministry. From here, we reach out to heal wounds of the soul, to share the love of Jesus Christ, and to proclaim God’s promise of salvation.

William Booth, founder of The Salvation Army, realized that one could not preach salvation to someone whose stomach was empty. Booth also understood that simply feeding hungry stomachs would not lift people from hopelessness and despair. True and lasting change takes place from the inside out. It is a work of God’s grace.

Today, in addition to expressing God’s love in practical ways through our various social service programs, we provide opportunities for adults and children to hear the gospel message. Worship services, Sunday School classes, and Bible studies are open to our clients and to the community at large. You are welcome to join us.

The Salvation ArmyWorship Center

The Salvation Army Worship Center (Georgetown)100 Washington Square, Georgetown, KY (502) 863-1551

Sunday School 10:00 a.m.Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.

The Salvation Army Worship Center (Lexington)736 West Main Street, Lexington, KY (859) 252-7706

Sunday School 10:00 a.m.Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m.Thursday Bible Study 1:30 p.m.

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Central Kentucky Area ServicesAdvisory BoardJoseph E. Jones, ChairBruce Davis, Vice ChairRobert L. Williams, SecretaryM. Melinda Karns, TreasurerDoug AlexanderA.B. Alphin, Jr.Shannon ArvinMitchell BaumannBob BradleyGail BranhamF.V. CaldwellRichard DawahareHarry HaddenPhillip G. HalleyJon HatfieldMarlene HelmMary H. HemleppA.L. KawajaRobert D. KellyKelly G. KnightRussell LoudenBryan MattinglyBillie B. MayTerry McBrayerBill MeckBret MelroseHerbert A. Miller, Jr.Selma D. OwensDr. Carolyn PurcellBev RaimondoDaniel R. ScalfSandra ShropshireRobert S. Stack

Advisory OrganizationsDr. David B. StevensBernie VonderheideJack E. WhitakerKathy WittG. Eugene YoungByron Romanowitz, Life Member

Scott County Advisory BoardChris Willhite, ChairPam Towery, TreasurerTed BeebeLarry CassityAdam FletcherBridget FosterCharles LombardoDavid MusicGary PruittJames RushingMarvin ThompsonTom WilsonKen Wright

SA Boys & Girls Club Advisory Council Bryan Mattingly, ChairA.B. Alphin, Jr.Robby ArrasmithVelva Reed BarkerBob BradleyAdam DensonJessica LeithBillie B. MayJordan ParkerDr. Steve R. Parker

Central Kentucky Area CoordinatorsMajor Thomas HinzmanMajor Susan HinzmanMajor Steven AshcraftMajor Debra Ashcraft

Lexington Associate Corps OfficersMajor Felipe TamayoMajor Diana Tamayo

Georgetown Corps OfficersLieutenant Joseph HansenLieutenant Chastity Hansen

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE Community Support $2,767,207Community Gifts-In-Kind $2,003,362United Way of the Bluegrass $217,333Program Fees $355,849Government Grants (Federal, State, and City) $531,171Foundations and Corporations $494,931

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE $6,369,853

Summary Statement of SupportRevenue and Expenses Central Kentucky Area ServicesFiscal Year / October 1, 2014 - September 30, 2015

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EXPENSESManagement and General $382,688Fundraising $127,620

Program Services Emergency Services and Shelter $3,563,849 Boys and Girls Club of the Bluegrass $567,851 Corps Community Center $528,669 Early Learning Center $725,843 Jessamine Co. Community Services $99,654 Scott Co. Community Services $357,751

TOTAL EXPENSES $6,380,970

CURRENT YEAR OPERATING SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) ($11,117)

Outstanding Invoices at End of Year -Balance Brought Forward for Year 2014 $34,436

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The William Booth Society is The Salvation Army’s most prestigious donor recognition program. It is named for the founder of The Salvation Army who began helping individuals in London who were considered outcasts of society –the homeless, the poor, and the destitute. William Booth Society members are invariably among the leaders who cause positive change in their communities. All are committed to go beyond mere concern and to take action by making an annual gift of $5,000 or more.

William Booth Society

The Founders Circle$100,000 +Kroger Co.The Spray FoundationAnonymous (1)

The Catherine Mumford Booth Circle$50,000 - $99,999Kelly Knight and Joe Craft Matching Grant

The Evangeline Booth Circle$25,000 - $49,999Hoskins Family FoundationThomson R. Bryant, Jr. & Betty R. Bryant Fund at Blue Grass Community FoundationWhitaker Bank Corporation of Kentucky

The George Scott Railton Circle$10,000 - $24,999Betty Jane AddingtonBall HomesJ. W. and Jay Scott BallardBig Ass Solutions Columbia Gas of KentuckyThomas B. ClarkTom CorderGood Samaritan FoundationDoug and Marilyn GrayHilary Boone Foundation, IncorporatedIn Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. and Ruth McCornackMs. Virginia F. MurphyGeorgia H. RodesMr. Joseph C. TangToyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc.John B. Van MeterAnonymous (5)

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William Booth Society Member$5,000 +100 WomenA.B. Alphin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Chuck AmesDon and Mira BallMark and Judith BongardBlue and CompanyBoys and Girls Club of AmericaPatricia BryantLt. Colonels Howard and Patricia BurrSusan Walmer Burton DMDMr. and Mrs. Davis and Lucy Bo BusseyCar Town KIA USAConway Family Charitable Fund at Blue Grass Community FoundationJames and Margaret CurnowMajors Randall and Patricia DavisFayette Heating and AirFrances Hollis Brain FoundationGeorge GinterR. Lafayette and Peggy GrantJames and Nancy GravesMr. Bruce F. HolleJohn P. Pope FoundationIn Memory of Joseph William Minor

Joseph E. and Sheryl S. JonesM. Melinda Karns, CPAKentucky American WaterKentucky Blood CenterKentucky Utilities CompanyMajors Frank and Sherrie KlemanskiLEX 18Lexington Cemetery CompanyBryan and Jennifer MattinglyMajors Earl and Annette McInnesNathan and Ellen MillerSam and Beth MitchellPNC FoundationTonya F. Prats, CPAPaul and Cheri PungratzCarolyn F. PurcellGeneral Paul A. and Commissioner Kay F. RaderThomas and Margaret RiddleSONIC America’s Drive-InJudy Love and William ThielenMajors Kellus and Marcia VanoverDr. Paul and Anne VincentWhitaker Foundation, Inc.Jack and Joan WhitakerMr. and Mrs. Frank D. and Clara Whitney Mr. and Mrs. James R. WielandAnonymous (13)

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The Red Shield Society recognizes donors who invest in the workof The Salvation Army with an annual gift between $1,000 and $4,999.We are pleased to recognize the following 2015 members:

Red Shield Society

Majors Debra & Steven Ashcraft Circle$2,500 - $4,999Mr. Blaine G. AtkinsAnn B. BakhausBlue & Company, LLCBluegrass Claims Association Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford B. Campbell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edwin and Erika ClarkCLARK Material Handling CompanyGary and Patty CloydMr. and Mrs. James and Margaret CurnowMr. and Mrs. D. Stephen and Kim DamronBruce and Emilie DavisMr. Shane DixonMr. and Mrs. Edward M. and Edna F. HigginsIn Memory of Dr. Richard CrutcherMr. and Mrs. Gordon and Jenny JohnsJR Terrell Trucking, LLCMr. and Mrs. Jackson KeslerMr. Joseph KiserJames E. and Courtenay W. Lancaster

Alma LangLink-Belt Construction Equipment CompanyRussell and Joan LoudenCJ and Billie MayMs. Joanne E. MorrisMr. and Mrs. Alan E. and Yvonne MoultonNational Christian FoundationVanessa Raven PerryRichard L. and Joyce J. QuigginsDr. and Mrs. Jonathan and Irene RaymondDr. and Mrs. David RightmireDr. Daniel and Sharon RodrigueRosemont Baptist ChurchROSS Dress for LessTimothy R. and Jananne H. RowlandMr. Chuck WhitlockWildcat WearhouseAnonymous (5)

Red Shield Society$1,000 - $2,499Doug and Phyllis AlexanderIsaiah and Ellen AllenArlington Christian ChurchShannon ArvinAvant Travel AgencyLaurie D. BarbeeMr. Dale BarkerJeff BaringtonJohn and Ethel BaughGerry BernadoMr. Paul BescosBiological Systems Consultants Inc.Karen BlumenscheinDale and Betty BlytheMr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. BootsMs. Carolyn P. BrockMrs. Bobby Lou BrooksBrookside Baptist ChurchDr. and Mrs. Brian BrownDr. and Mrs. R.K. BrownMr. Cromwell C. Burdette, Jr.Fredericka VanLennep CaldwellCambridge Insurance/Paul FerrellMr. and Mrs. Dale CarterMr. and Mrs. Charles R. and Anne H. CaseConstance ChamberlinBennett and Alice H. ClarkNancy ClinkinbeardMr. and Mrs. William CollinsCommercial Property Assoc. of Lexington

Community Trust Bank Inc.Mr. Alford Crabb, Jr.Ms. Ellen CreechMr. John A. Creech, IIICrestwood Christian ChurchMax CrockerCarolyn Y. CrutcherJack R. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Billy G. and Joan DampierDaniel Family Foundation, Inc.DarleyMrs. Flora DavisEberley and Meg Davis Robert and Tracy DealElvis and Geneva DonaldsonTerry and Venita DotsonMr. and Mrs. Philip B. DowMr. Daniel D. DutyDr. and Mrs. Norman H. and Kathleen P. EllingsenWilliam K. and Persis T. ElwoodFaith Fellowship of LexingtonMark and Judy FarrowDebbie J. FeheleyMs. Carol FergusonFidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst Church of Christ, ScientistSandy L. FrenchMr. Robert M. FroehlichAmbrose W. Givens

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Major Donna Green Timothy GreggMr. and Mrs. Paul and Katherine GudgelJim and Claire HanssenDonald HarringtonHollis Karen HiltyDiana HindmanMr. and Mrs. George B. and Kathy M. HockerMr. and Mrs. John B. and Sharon S. HolmesJames L. HoodMs. Jean HorineMr. and Mrs. Leo HugenbergMs. D. Lavonne JaegerDr. and Mrs. John B. JohnsonJoseph E. and Sheryl S. JonesMr. and Mrs. Raleigh and Janine C. JonesJosie’sJanet KalasMr. and Mrs. Donald D. and Nancy R. KeimRobert D. and Dorine D. KellyKentucky Utilities CompanyKristan KinkeadLt. Colonel Clarence KinnettSusan KraussCharles LasherAnn LeishmanNancy Andrews LeonardLexington – Fayette Urban County GovernmentLiberty Road Community ChurchMs. Susan E. LiddleEugene L. and June E. LintemuthDavid L. Cotton and Brenda G. LoweSteve Macneil

Macy’sDorothy MastersMs. Mona MayMr. and Mrs. Richard D. and Bonita B. MaynardDennis and Cynthia McAlisterMr. and Mrs. William M. McGinnisThomas P. McMillinMesser Construction Co.Mill Ridge Farm, LLLPDavid MizeMt. Horeb Presbyterian ChurchWilliam and Marie NoyesOffice DepotBetty OgleJudge Rebecca M. Overstreet (Retired)William OwenPalmer EngineeringMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey ParrettMr. and Mrs. Rodney ParsonsTim and Christine ParsonsMs. Dorlas PoffMichael and Ellen PotterPowell Walton Milward a division of J. Smith Lanier & Co.Lt. Colonel Damon RaderMr. and Mrs. Arvil C. and Linda ReebJohn H. Reichwein, Jr.Howard O. and Diana B. ReynoldsMr. Michael Rice

RJ Corman Railroad GroupDoug and Melanie RoedererDr. and Mrs. James F. and Katherine N. SautterMr. and Mrs. Norman SchulmanSchwab Charitable FundFrank and Alexis Scott, Jr.Scott County Fiscal CourtCarol A. SeamandsJames E. and Evelyn B. SeymourMr. and Mrs. Rodney and Laurie ShockleyBetty SimonDr. James SimpsonDr. William SnowdenSouth Elkhorn Christian ChurchSt. Luke Catholic ChurchStamping Ground Christian ChurchMrs. Deana B. StandifordMajor Irene StiglemanEdward G. and Martha H. StilesStoll Keenon Ogden PLLCDale and Gloria StrassnerLarry G. and Becky C. StullTed and Gladys SuffridgeMr. Dale E. ToneyRussell L. and Jill D. TravisTrinSoft, LLCUnited Food & Commercial WorkersJewell Lee VanderhoefWalnut Hill ChurchBrian and Heather WallaceLynn C. WeakConrad W. and Sherry R. WhitakerMr. Hager M. WhittFrank L. Wilford

Michael A. WrightXerox Kenneth and Michelle YearganRobert A. YoungMr. and Mrs. George A. and Susan M. ZagorskiAnonymous (24)

RED SHIELD SOCIETY$1,000 - $2,499 (continued)

Mr. and Mrs. Norton W. and Juanita GilmerDr. John I. GrayDr. and Mrs. John W. Greene, Jr.Majors Bob and Donna GreenTimothy GreggMrs. Virginia GroganHarry HaddenGail H. HartCharles E. and Ruth Hamrin, Jr.Ms. Charlotte B. HeibergDr. Robert G. HeinrichMr. Don D. HenryBuckner HinkleMr. and Mrs. George B. and Kathy M. HockerMr. and Mrs. John B. and Sharon S. HolmesMr. and Mrs. Paul B. HyltonMr. Leland IrwinJRA ArchitectsSara S. JacksonJefferson Coal CompanyGillard and Leslie Young JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Raleigh and Janine C. JonesJoseph E. and Sheryl S. JonesKeeneland Association, Inc.Julie KingMrs. E. J. P. KirkpatrickDr. Steve Kraman

Ms. Susan E. LiddleMr. and Mrs. James G. LillevigEugene L. and June E. LintemuthRussell and Joan LoudenMr. and Mrs. David P. LuskDr. and Mrs. Lawrence LynchMs. Virginia MarcusCatherine R. MartinMr. and Mrs. Richard D. and Bonita B. MaynardMayo CompaniesDennis and Cynthia McAlisterMrs. Sheila McIntoshDr. and Mrs. Robert Means, Jr.Messer Construction Co.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. and Lois M. MeyersMill Ridge Farm, LTD.Harry Miller, Jr.Mr. Harry B. Miller, Jr.Mr. John B. MilwardMs. Joanne E. MorrisMt. Horeb Presbyterian ChurchMrs. Adeline W. MuirNicholasville United Methodist ChurchDr. Jacqueline A. NoonanOliver Warehouse

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ADCOLOR – LemonAiD Campaign

Car Town KIA USA – LemonAiD Campaign

Ball Homes – LemonAiD and Christmas Breakfast

Blue & Company, LLC – Kettle Campaign

Born – LemonAiD Campaign

The CastlePost – CastlePost Christmas Tour

CLARK Material Handling Company - Christmas Day Dinner

Columbia Gas of Kentucky – LemonAiD Campaign and Kettles

Cumulus Radio, NASH 92.9, HOT 102 & WVLK 590AM – LemonAiD Campaign, Angel Tree and Kettle Campaign

Fayette Heating & Air – Christmas Breakfast

Fayette Mall – LemonAiD Campaign and Angel Tree

Joe Bologna’s – Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day Dinners

Kentucky America Water – LemonAiD

Kentucky Blood Center – Christmas Breakfast

Kroger – Food Angel

LEX 18 – Angel Tree, LemonAiD Campaign, CastlePost Tour, Food Angel and Kettle Campaign

Lexington Cemetery Company – Christmas Breakfast and Kettle Campaign

Lundy’s Catering – Thanksgiving Day Dinner

SONIC America’s Drive-In – LemonAiD Campaign

Walmart – LemonAiD Campaign

Walgreens – LemonAiD Campaign

Whitaker Bank Corporation of Kentucky, 2015 Premier Sponsor – Angel Tree, Christmas Breakfast, Kettle Campaign,

Christmas Day Dinner, LemonAiD Campaign, Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing, Boys and Girls Club Summer Camp Trips,

Scott County Red Shield Run and Golf Outing

2015 Promotional Partners and Presenting Sponsors

Angel Tree: A.R.E. Inc., Avant Travel, BC Wood Properties, Beaumont Family Dentistry, Calvin D. Cranfill, PSC, Cambridge In-surance/Paul Ferrell, Hek Glass, Kentucky Service Company, Kentucky Utilities Company, Langley Properties, Lexington Quarry Company, Lexington Clinic, Link-Belt Excavator Company, NIA Isaac Commercial Properties, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, USI Insurance Services, Versailles Road Storage and Xerox

Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Bryan and Jennifer Mattingly, Buffalo Wild Wings/Todds Center and Olive Garden

Christmas Breakfast: Cambridge Insurance/Paul Ferrell, Community Trust Bank, Inc., Darley, Kentucky Utilities, Lexington Fayette Urban County Government, Messer Construction Company, Powell – Walton Milward, a division of J. Smith Lanier & Co., Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC and Xerox                       LemonAiD Supporting & Restaurant Sponsors: Anthany & Eunice Beatty Family Foundation, A.P. Suggins Bar & Grill, Cam-bridge Insurance/Paul Ferrell, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, C.J. May/May Commercial Group, CLARK Material Handling Company, Coca Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated, Faith Fellowship of Lexington, Josie’s, Kentucky Surgery Center, Link-Belt Construction Equipment Company, Motorvation Motor Cars, Powell – Walton – Milward, a division of J. Smith Lanier & Co., Selma’s Catering and Events, Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC, Tri – State Roofing & Sheet Metal, Walgreens and Wheeler Pharmacy Special Thanks: Coach Matthew Mitchell, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

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2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

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2010 Supporting Sponsors

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2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

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2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

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2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

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2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

Found from website recreated PMS

2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

Found from website recreated PMS

2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

Found from website recreated PMS

2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

Found from website recreated PMS

2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

Found from website recreated PMS

2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

Found from website recreated PMS

2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

2010 Supporting Sponsors

Found from website recreated PMS

2010 Premier Sponsor

• Angel Tree: Amedisys Home Health Services, BaptistWorx Occupational Health & Wellness, BB&T Insurance Services, Inc., Burchfield & Thomas, Inc., Christen Elizabeth Clement Foundation, DelCotto Law Group, PLLC, Kentucky American Water, Lextran Public Transportation, Robert E. Milward Fund, NAI Isaac Commercial Properties, Oreck of Lexington, Park United Methodist Church, Raising Cane’s, Reliable Residential Roofing, Versailles Road Storage, V.R.S. LLC, and Walgreens. • Boys and Girls Club Golf Outing: Cosi, Freedom Dodge Lexington, Olive Garden and NetGain Technologies• Christmas Breakfast: Kentucky Blood Center • LemonAiD: Jackie L. Banahan, DMD, Carla Blanton Consulting, LLC, Bluegrass Health & Safety Company, Inc., Bluegrass Coca-Cola Bottling, Faith Fellowship of Lexington and McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland, PLLC • Special thanks to: John Calipari, honorary Christmas Chair, Dia Davidson, honorary Angel Tree Chair, Bill Meck, honorary LemonAiD Campaign Chair and Thomas R. Post, CastlePost Tour

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I am doing the most good.

I am hope.I am compassion.I am strength.I am faith.I am doing the most good.

I serve a community.A region.A nation.A world.I serve heroes.I serve victims.I serve a sovereign God.I am doing the most good.I am an Army.Drafted by the Creator.Commissioned by a man who defied death.My enemies are despair and destruction.My ammunition is grace and mercy.My allies are generosity and benevolence.

I am an Army.Helping others be all they can be.I am doing the most good.

I feed empty stomachs and hungry souls.I rebuild ruined homes and shattered lives.I am a willing listener for a veteran with stories to tell.I am a bottled water and an encouraging smile for a weary firefighter.I am an answered prayer.A silver lining.A second chance.I am doing the most good.

I am a humble steward of other people’s generosity.I am a grateful courier of a stranger’s kindness.I am the faithful executor of others’ goodwill.I take my responsibility seriously.I am blessed.I am a blessing.I am The Salvation Army.I am doing the most good.

...the promise of The Salvation Army.

Doing the Most Good...

Thank You