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CHILD ABUSE NETWORK, INC.
( July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012)
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letter from leadership
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organization overview
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mission
V I S I O N
&
P H I L O S O P H Y
Our Mission
The Child Abuse Network, Inc. provides support
and facilities for a multidisciplinary team approach to
determine abuse and to protect children in crisis.
Our Vision
To be the international model of effective community
response to reported child abuse.
Our Philosophy
Child abuse damages our community’s most vulnerable
citizens and often has generational implications. In the context of violence, child abuse is a public health problem that
presents complex social and moral dilemmas concerning its
cause, effect and remedy. Addressing child abuse requires a
comprehensive plan with multiple, coordinated strategies.
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I M P A C T
L I V E S
The Child Abuse Network exists to reduce the trauma
that a child abuse investigation can pose for the
child. Before our program came into being, children
frequently endured stressful examinations and numerous interviews by various agencies in cold, sterile
facilities.
children of reported child abuse. The result is a collaborative and non-duplicated
interagency approach to investigate abuse
and protect children in crisis. The multidisciplinary team of professionals works from
one central location to investigate reported
child abuse. This approach allows the team
to immediately share information and eliminate duplicate efforts. As a result, investigations are expedited and children can begin
their healing sooner. To learn more about
CAN’s unique, centralized approach, visit:
www.childabusenetwork.org.
CAN delivers a highly effective alternative by
bringing multiple disciplines together in a
single, safe and comforting environment
for children in crisis. CAN enables medical,
mental health, investigative and legal professionals to work together under one roof, to
provide less traumatic investigations and to
determine whether child abuse has occurred.
The Child Abuse Network promotes a multidisciplinary approach to child abuse investigation and serves as the coordinator for
the multiple agencies that interact with
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a letter
f r om
o u r
lea d e r ship
It has been said that the best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today. This year the Child Abuse
Network team worked tirelessly to ensure that we effectively met the critical need for services while simultaneously preparing to lay the foundation for future
growth opportunities.
This year the Justice Center has
celebrated milestones, broken records
and gained ground on long-term
goals.
In FY 2012 alone, 2,447 children
were served at the Justice Center, an
increase of 26% compared to FY 2011
and new all-time record.
May 2012 marked the Center’s 20th
anniversary. Since the doors opened
in 1992, over 28,000 kids have been
seen by CAN’s staff and our partner
agencies…28,000 kids who have been
helped so they can begin healing.
Each year we talk about how we
aren’t sure how we will continue
to see more kids. But the Justice
Center team finds a way to make it
work. When children need help they
are quick to find a solution, despite
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overcrowded conditions. However, we
have reached a point that challenges
even these resourceful and dedicated
professionals in their efforts.
Your support of this event helps
ensure that CAN continues to serve
kids in the Tulsa area who need our
help at a critical time.
Clearly the need for additional space
has become critical. This year the
board and the community together
laid a solid foundation for the future of
CAN. In May, the note on the Justice
Center and surrounding campus was
paid off through the help of generous
donors, including the City of Tulsa’s
HUD/CDBG program, The Mervin
Bovaird Foundation, the Lou and
Connie Miller Charitable Foundation,
BKD Foundation and the CAN board
of directors.
This year also marked our first year
as a Tulsa Area United Way Partner
Agency participating in the Day of
Caring. Over 120 people worked
onsite at the Justice Center, and
approximately 65 women from
the Women’s Leadership Council
supported CAN with discussions
around hope and how themes of hope
can benefit the children and families
who come through the Justice Center.
The support from the community has
been tremendous and we value these
new relationships.
Owning the property outright paves
the way for CAN to move forward with
the much-needed expansion. What a
terrific gift to commemorate our 20th
anniversary!
FY 2012 launched the inaugural
CANdlelight Ball, a major fundraiser
for CAN. This extraordinary fundraiser
was an unqualified success in every
respect and an unforgettable evening.
Come be part of an organization that
hope is moving forward!
Sincerely,
Kala Sharp
Board President
children who
have been sexually
abused are 2.5
times more likely
to develop
alcohol abuse
and
children who
have been sexually
abused are 3.8
times more likely
to develop
drug addictions
...
Nearly two-thirds of the
adults in treatment for
drug and alcohol abuse
reported being abused as
children.
organization
overview
The Child Abuse Network, Inc. is Tulsa’s child
abuse
ber
of
crisis
center
the
National
and
an
Children’s
accredited
mem-
Alliance
(NCA).
As a member of NCA, the Child Abuse Network
is referred to as a Children’s Advocacy Center
and must comply with the following standards:
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• Multidisciplinary Team
A multidisciplinary team for response to child abuse allegations includes
representation from the following: law enforcement, child protective services, prosecution, medical, mental health, victim advocacy and Children’s
Advocacy Center.
• Cultural Competency and Diversity
Culturally competent services are routinely made available to all CAC clients
and coordinated with the multidisciplinary team response.
• Forensic Interviews
Forensic interviews are conducted in a manner that is legally sound, of
a neutral, fact finding nature, and are coordinated to avoid duplicative
interviewing.
• Victim Support and Advocacy
Victim support and advocacy services are routinely made available to all
CAC clients and their non-offending family members as part of the multidisciplinary team response.
• Medical Evaluation
Specialized medical evaluation and treatment services are routinely made
available to all CAC clients and coordinated with the multidisciplinary team
response.
• Mental Health
Specialized trauma-focused mental health services, designed to meet the
unique needs of the child and non-offending family members, are routinely
made available as part of the multidisciplinary team response.
• Case Review
A formal process in which multidisciplinary discussion and information
sharing regarding the investigation, case status and services needed by the
child and family is to occur on a routine basis.
• Case Tracking
Children’s Advocacy Centers must develop and implement a system for
monitoring case progress and tracking case outcomes for all MDT components.
• Organizational Capacity
A designated legal entity responsible for program and fiscal operations has
been established and implements basic sound administrative policies and
procedures.
• Child-focused Setting
The child-focused setting is comfortable, private, and both physically and
psychologically safe for diverse populations of children and their nonoffending family members.
power of
partnership
The Child Abuse Network is a member of Tulsa County’s multidisciplinary child abuse team, which is organized and sanctioned under Oklahoma State Statute
(Title 10A § 1-9-102) and is formally referred to as the
Tulsa County District Attorney’s Task Force on Crimes
Against Children.
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Current signatory members of the task force include:
Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office
Tulsa County Department of Human Services - Child Welfare
United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine - Tulsa
Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office
Tulsa Police Department
Broken Arrow Police Department
Owasso Police Department
Child Abuse Network, Inc.
Task force members agree and pledge to cooperate
and coordinate their efforts to:
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Identify, investigate and prosecute those persons who commit crimes
or acts of deprivation against children
•
Maintain a multidisciplinary child abuse team pursuant to Title 10A §
1-9-102
•
Provide child victims of crime and their families with medical,
psychological, investigative and other appropriate assistance
•
Provide educational programs that impact the causes and effects of
crimes against children
•
Promote any activity chosen by the members to be in the interest of
children within Tulsa County
services provided to our children in fy 2012
22%
medical
evaluations
medical evaluations
22%
%
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mental
health
44
%
case
review
forensic
interviews
programs and services
The Child Abuse Network coordinates and facilitates a centralized, team approach to minimize
the trauma of child abuse investigations.
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Forensic Interviews (1626)
Forensic interviews are one of CAN’s most critical services. The Child Abuse
Network employs professional child interview specialists who conduct forensic interviews at the request of child welfare or law enforcement investigators. CAN’s interviewers are specially trained to facilitate children’s abilities to
make accurate statements about their experiences regarding reported abuse.
CAN requires that its interviewers have graduate level education and specialized knowledge in the areas of child development, family systems and the
dynamics of abuse.
Medical Evaluations (813)
Medical evaluations are an essential part of a child abuse investigation. Medical
findings assist investigators to determine whether abuse has occurred. Additionally, the child-friendly medical experts often relieve any anxiety that children may
have about the health of their bodies. CAN contracts with the Department of
Pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine - Tulsa
to provide child abuse medical evaluations. The medical team is comprised of
specially trained child abuse pediatricians and a nurse (LPN). The team responds
to same/next day requests from the child welfare and law enforcement investigators.
Mental Health Services (443)
Child abuse investigations can be very overwhelming, and many children and
families have difficulties dealing with new emotions and anxieties. CAN assists
families in many ways, including crisis intervention, consultation and referrals to
appropriate therapeutic services and community support programs.
CAN employs mental health specialists who have extensive knowledge in child
development, the dynamics of abuse, crisis intervention, family systems and
community resources. The mental health specialist’s primary focus is to provide
immediate support and information to children and their caregivers, so they can
establish long-term relationships with appropriate community support programs
and therapeutic services.
Case Review and Case Management (790)
CAN’s team coordinator administers case review meetings twice a week. Case
investigators have the opportunity to meet formally with team-agency representatives to discuss and exchange information related to specific child abuse cases.
The team seeks to combine the insight and professional knowledge of individual
team members and agency representatives for a more complete understanding of
case issues and a more supportive response for the child and caregiver(s).
a snapshot of the children we served in fy 2012
Gender
59
41 %
male
%
female
Age
15%
ages 13-17
35%
ages 7-12
%
50
ages 0-6
(average age is 7 years)
42
8%
%% 22%
sexual
other
Type of
abuse
neglect
%
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physical
financial
statements
Years Ended June 30, 2012 and 2011
Once again the Child Abuse Network has received an unqualified opinion
from our independent auditor, Creason & Associates, P.L.L.C. CAN is
financially sound and our FY 2012 peformance has exceeded the Finance
Committee’s high standards of efficiency and fiscal responsibility.
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Statements of Financial Position
June 30, 2012 and 2011
Assets
Current assets
Cash
Restricted cash
Contributions, grants and pledges receivable
Prepaid expenses
Total Current assets
2012
$
Assets held by others
Pledges receivable
Property and equipment:
Land
Building
Furniture and fixtures
Medical equipment
Less accumulated depreciation
Net property and equipment
Total assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
Long-term liabilities
600,624
396,016
179,325
14,846
1,190,811
2011
$
655,598
275,648
225,285
12,137
1,168,668
48,956
-
47,791
61,016
485,000
850,349
132,810
40,000
1,508,159
159,074
1,349,085
485,000
837,572
125,373
23,238
1,471,183
121,464
1,349,719
$
2,588,852
$
2,627,194
$
72,102
-
$
77,599
568,706
Total liabilities
72,102
646,305
1,975,629
541,121
2,516,750
1,393,756
587,133
1,980,889
Commitments and contingencies
Net assets:
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Total net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
$
2,588,852
$
2,627,194
Statements of Activities
Years Ended June 30, 2012 and 2011
Changes in unrestricted net assets
Support and revenue
Federal and state grants
Contributions and private grants
Other income
Total unrestricted support and revenue
Net assets released from restrictions
2012 2011
$
Total unrestricted support,
revenue and reclassifications
194,994
405,002
269,755
869,751
931,028
$
374,415
302,011
18,027
694,453
926,361
1,800,779
1,620,814
802,755
99,573
902,328
695,855
610
76,015
772,480
Total Expenses
158,985
157,593
316,578
1,218,906
155,931
83,550
239,481
1,011,961
Change in unrestricted net assets
581,873
608,853
Changes in temporarily restricted net assets
Contributions
State of Oklahoma CAMA distribution
Investment income
Net assets released from restriction
345,170
538,681
1,165
(931,028)
416,100
480,000
5,596
(926,361)
Change in temporarily restricted net assets
(46,012)
(24,665)
Change in net assets
535,861
584,188
Net assets, beginning of year
1,980,889
1,396,701
Expenses
Program services
Child abuse team
Court school
Community awareness
Supporting services
Management and general
Fundraising
Net assets, end of year
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$
2,516,750
$
1,980,889
donors
an d s u ppo r te r s
July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012
“To the world you may be one person.
But to one person you may be the world.”
– Unknown
AAPC-Pro Tulsa Chapter
Abbott Laboratories
Employee Giving
Claudia & Bill Abernathy
Accent Real Estate Inc.
The Judith & Jean Pape
Adams Charitable
Foundation
Scott Adkins
AGC of Oklahoma - Building
Chapter
Deborah & Robert Ahlborn
All Heart Towing
All Souls Unitarian Church
American Airlines
American Bank & Trust
Company
Anchor Gasoline Corporation
Beverly J. Anderson
Melanie & Robert Anderson
Anonymous (4)
Lisa & Steve Antry
Marilynn & Elton Arensman
Arvest Bank
Charlotte & Marvin Ashworth
Jane & Neil Aslin
AT&T Pioneers Retirees Club
Susan Athens
Diane & Steve Austin
D.S. Avey
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Christopher A. Ayoung-Chee
Nina & Tim Baker
Bama Companies
Bank of America United Way
Campaign
Bank of Oklahoma
Adrienne Barnett
Billie & Howard Barnett
Barnett Family Foundation
Jerry Barr
Denise Barrett
Kathy & Bill Bartmann
Lana & Matt Beasley
Nikki & John Bell
Jodie & Benjamin Benner
Debbie Smith-Berlin &
Steve Berlin
Grace and Franklin Bernsen
Foundation
Lisa & Robert Berry
Clay Bielo
Gary Black/Black Optical
Sharon K. Black & Wiley R.
Hollopeter II
Blue Cross and Blue Shield
of Oklahoma
Blue Rose Riverside LLC
Blueview, Inc.
Susan & Karl Bode
Jamie & Lee Boelens
Dr. Howard J. & Christine
Boos/Spine Tulsa
The Mervin Bovaird
Foundation
Helen Brantley
Robert Bresnahan
Marianne Brett & Michael
Hedin
Sara & Nate Brim
Lindsey & Matthew Bristow
Robyn & Bruce Brooks
Marion & Kord Brown
Cara Bruner
Laura & Todd Bryant
Marilyn & Charles Buland
Fred Buxton
Tracy & Jay Calhoun
Dr. Kathleen S. Cannon &
Dr. Douglas S. Pittman
Emily & Zac Carman
H.A. and Mary K. Chapman
Charitable Trust
Sandra & Charles Chappel
Chelsea Gallery, LTD
Cherokee Nation
Children’s Advocacy Centers
of Oklahoma Inc.
Children’s Medical Charities
Association, Inc.
Christ United Methodist
Church, Living Word Class
Chubb Group of Insurance
Companies
Noah Ciaccio
Paula & Gerard Clancy
Kari Clark
W. Kirk Clausing
Carmen Clayton
Clear Channel Radio
Gwendolyn & Thomas Clegg
Lorraine Clopp
Donna Clow
DeAngela & Starr Coleman
Community Care College
Lindsey & Robert Connor
James Consedine
Kathleen Page/Consynsus
Sue & Robert Cook
Melanie & Bob Copeland
Daniel Corff
Paul Coury
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad C.
Coussens
Cox Business
Cox Connects Foundation
Fund
Ginny Creveling
Crossland Construction
Company, Inc.
Heather & Brian Cupp
Robert A. Curry
D&L Oil Tools
Christian Davis
Kate Davis & Mike McCue
DayBreak Family
Services, LLC
Sharon & Roy Deaver
Rebecca & Charles Dees
Vincent A. Dernbach
District Attorneys Council
Susan & Brian Dittrich
Tom D. Dittus
Sharon W. Doty
Donna & Bill Dozier
Heather Duncan
Charles Dunn
Ryan T. Dupree
David Dupuis
Patty & Len Eaton
Janice Edmiston & Ceasar
Williams
Dezeray Edwards
Jerrilyn & Justin Eisenhauer
Jean & Harvey Ellis
Elizabeth & Chris Ellison
Whitney & Dan Eslicker
The F&M Bank & Trust
Company
Jan Fairless
Bridgette A. Farmer
Barbara & Larry Findeiss
Flint Family Foundation
Sarah & Brian Flynn
Dave Foshee
Founders of Doctors’
Hospital, Inc.
Doug Fox
Sara & Jeff Fox
Kitty & John Frame
The Sharna & Irvin Frank
Foundation
Marge & John Gaberino
GableGotwals
GableGotwals Foundation
Shawn Garbry
Tricia D. Gardner
GasTech Engineering LLC
The Gelvin Foundation
Sue & Steve Gerkin
Mary Ann & Jason Gilreath
GlobalHealth, Inc.
Thom Golden
Mary & Jeff Goodloe
Debra & Brian Goss
Kirsten & Mark Graham
Grant Thornton LLC
Greater Oklahoma HunterJumper Horse Show, Inc.
Laurie & Jim Green
Greenhouse Clothing LLC
Drs. Greer & Rogers
Crista Grimes
Susan & Kevin Gross
Hall Estill
The Hardesty Family
Foundation, Inc.
Carla & David Harnden
Matt Harrell
Teresa Harrell
Tim Harris, Tulsa County DA
Lorene Cooper Hasbrouck
Charitable Trust
Brett J. Hastings
Andrew Hauck
Gwen T. Hayes
Helmerich & Payne, Inc.
The Helmerich Trust
Lauri & John Henderson
Lindsay Hernandez
Lynn Hernandez
Cathy & Steve Herrin
Pamela Higgins & Bill
Powers
High Tech Resources, Inc.
Laura & Brian Hill
Hillcrest HealthCare System
Hogan Taylor LLP
Lisa & David Holden
Brian Holland
Ann & Dan Howard
Marsha & Dean Howe
HUD/City of Tulsa-CDBG
Amanda & Kent Hudson
Alana R. Hughes
Carlene & JD Hunt
Mark P. Ingram
Keith Jimmerson
Chandra R. Johnson
Linza Jones
Michael U. Jones
Nancy & Tim Jones
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
George Kaiser Family
Foundation
Kappa Kappa Iota
David Karimian
Rosemary & Vic Karjian
Linda S. Keely
Dorothy & Henry Kleemeier
Sandra S. Klein
Jackie Kouri & Gary Paxton
Dennis Kriz
Molly R. Krumme
Carole & Ken Lackey
Adriane & Phil Lakin
Rebecca Langdon
Carlos & Pam Langston
Beth Lansing
Ignacio Lara
Allison & Mark Lauinger
Erin & Justin Lawrence
Melissa Lay
Mary A. Lee
Michael Lee
Connie & Gary Lewis
Mary Anne & Budge Lewis
Jeff Liebhardt
Linde Process Plants, LLC
Heather & Robert Little
Lobeck Taylor Family
Foundation
Karin & Dennis Loudermilk
Jordan Lusnak
Brent Lynn
Patsy L. Lyon
Gwen & Steve Malcolm
Betty & Phil Marshall
Jeanne MacKenzie & Lynn
Jones
Dean Martin
Megan M. Martin
Natascha & Terry Martin
Erika & Aaron Massey
China Matlock & Danny Shay
Heather & Morgan
McBratney
Deborah & Russ McCaskey
Carol & Steven McGrath
Tammy McKay
Sherry & Tom McPherson
Betsy Mehl
Darcy & Jaime Melendez
Merrill Lynch
Dr. Dayal T. Meshri/Advance
Research Chemicals, Inc.
Mi Cocina Ltd.
MidFirst Bank
Mile High United Way
Lou and Connie Miller
Charitable Foundation
Nicole & Joshua Miller
Mary Mitchell
Kelly Mize
Mobile Giving Foundation
Sandy & Larry Mocha
Mod’s Coffee & Crepes
Dawn & Chad Moody
More Branding
+ Communication
Sue & Kirk Morris
Carol & Charles Mountford
Lori. L. Mriscin
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Melinda C. Mulcare
Heather & Frank Mulhern
Shannon & Paul Muret
Sabrina & Jeffrey Myers
Jessica Nasreddine &
Hooby Yoon
Rania Nasreddine
National Children’s Alliance
Vida Negrete
Beth & Greg Nellis
Nancy & Don Nelson
Network For Good
New Dominion, LLC
The Newfield Foundation
Claudia Newman
Doyle Newman
Jennifer Nguyen
Carolyn & William Niceley
Jeri & Chuck Noble
Lucia & John O’Connor
Oklahoma Department of
Human Services
Paige N. Oliver
Tacy & Terry Olivo
ONEOK Foundation, Inc.
Osteopathic Founders
Foundation
James F. Owens, DDS, MS,
PC
Payton L. Pangburn
Paragon Films for Christ
Charitable Trust
Sarah J. Passmore
Shanista & Tom Patton
Kimberly Peak
Emalee Pearson
Tara & Jay Pearson
Pediatric Healthcare Fund
PEO - Chapter N
Sarah Peterson
John W. Pilkington, Jr.
Shelley & Jimmy Pittillo
Mary & Gregory Pittman
Plan Benefit Analysts of
Tulsa, Inc.
Susan Platt
Sonya Plotner
Carrie & Matthew Porter
Rebecca & Ray Poudrier
Lauren Powell
Sheila M. Powers
Marilyn & Michael Predovic
Glenda K. Preece
Judy & Lee Pridgin
QEP Energy Company
QEP Energy Company-Utah
QEP Resources, Inc.
QuikTrip
Bobbi & Jim Reed
Leslie Reed
Lynn & Derek Reiners
Cathryn & Michael Render
Response Solutions, Inc.
Kathy & Michael Rhoads
Tammy & Joseph E. Rice
Phil Riddle
Hannah & Joe Robson
The Rosebury Charitable
Foundation
Felix D. Rosser
Route 66 Mowers & More
LLC
S&S Metals, Inc.
Diane & Richard Salamon
Melissa & Jeff Sanden
Mary K. Sanditen
Kay & Ed Schermerhorn
Renee & Phillip Schmucker
Casey L. Schoelen
Margaret Schulte
Marc Schutt
Brittany J. Scott
Stacy D. Scroggins/Safari
Sanctuary
Ann & Edwin Seaberg
Kala & Gary Sharp
Dr. Frank & Mary Shaw
Dianne & Rex Shelton
Rabbi Charles Sherman/
Temple Israel
Isaac Shields
Lesley Shollmier
Jana Shoulders & Bob Soza
Claudia & Roger Siemens
Russ Silljer
Donald S. Smith
Rex Smith
The Steven Russell Smith
Foundation
Beth & Art Soderfelt
W. E. Sparks
Heather Spillios
Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.
Belynda & Weldon Spitzer
Linda & Jack Stailey
Alice & Charles Stanford
Christen A. Stone
Stephan Strode
Jayson Stroud
Joy Suits
Patrick Sullivan
Summit Bank
Angela & Otto Svendsen
Justin Swearengin
Swinging Rakes
T.D. Williamson, Inc.
Priscilla & Joseph Tate
Catherine Tatum
Roy M. “Skip” Teel, Jr.
Marlene & Charles Tefertiller
David E. & Cassie L. Temple
Foundation
Leslie & Tom Tharp
Cathrine & Stephen Thomas
Catherine & Brett Thompson
Rebecca Thompson
Courtnie & John Tidwell
J. Schaad Titus
Anne Tomecek
Connie & Jeffrey Tommerup
Rich Toon
Travers Mahan
TriArch, PLC
Tropical Plant Design, Inc.
Truist
Tulsa Area Past Matrons,
Order of the Eastern Star
Tulsa Area United Way
Tulsa Chapter Institute of
Real Estate Management
Tulsa County /City of Broken
Arrow-CDBG
The Tulsa Foundation
David Tuplok
Sher’ron Underwood
University of Oklahoma
Foundation, Inc.
The University of Tulsa
Kaylen M. Vanorsdol
Julia Vasquez
Kayla & Scott Vaughn
Sam Viersen Family
Foundation
Christina & Brian Ward
Robin & Michael Watanabe
Larry Watt
Brian Weatherl
Gwen Weaver
Randall Webb
Dr. Vicky Weidner & Brian
Edwards
Tina & Rick Wells
Kathy & Bob West
Elaine & Russell Wienecke
Frieda A. Wilcox
Susanna & Henry Will
Williams
The Williams Foundation
Anje & John Williams
Carrie & Carley Williams
James Williams
Mary Williams
Victoria Jabara Williams
Kim & Jay Williamson
Stephen A. Wolff
Carol & Ronald Woosley
Melony & Christopher
Woosley
Trent Work
Jeremy Yerton
Cinda Zaloudek
The Anne and Henry Zarrow
Foundation
Maxine and Jack Zarrow
Family Foundation
The John Steele Zink
Foundation
Tributes
Memorials
In honor of Adrienne Barnett
Anonymous
Ken Busby
Mollie Williford In memory of Lola Lenore
Beil
Betty J. Beil
In honor of Rania Nasreddine
Anonymous
Rita & Taylor Burke
Janet L. McGehee/
Bourland Interests
LLC
In honor of CAN Staff Mary and James Bearden
In honor of granddaughters
Emma & Lucy
Connie and Richard Boone
In honor of Dr. Robert W. &
Sharon Block
Charles and Lynn
Schusterman Family
Foundation
In honor of Skyla Brooks
Pamela Cox
Nicholas H. Lucas
Betty & Harold Redford
Mablelean & Troy Smith
In honor of Bruce Ball
Donna Harvey
In honor of Sally Posner
Myra and Ronald Jeffris
In honor of Michael A.
Rhoads
Mary Jane & Gary
Lindaman
In honor of Marge Gaberino
Karen M. Mildren
In honor of the Pearce Family
Ashley Pearce In honor of Patty Southmayd
W. Clark Southmayd
In honor of Cassie Reese
Steve D. Wright/Vanguard
Companies
In memory of Tricia Arend
Aubyn & Bob Howe
In memory of Margo’s mother,
Shirley Cline
In memory of Tom’s father,
Wilbert Dietrich
Margo and Thomas
Dietrich
In memory of Angie Green
Harriet Livathinos
In memory of Michelle
Newman
Claudia Newman
In memory of Skyla Brooks
In memory of Ervan &
Floydetta Work
In memory of Mope Work
Nancy Taylor Payne
In-Kind Donors
Ace Cuervo Photography,
LLC
Whitney & James Allen
AT&T Pioneers Retirees Club
Anonymous
Automated Mail Services
Adrienne Barnett
Nina & Tim Baker
Beth Hawkins Photography
Bixby North Elementary
The Brasserie
Becky Chandler
Matthew D. Davis
DayBreak Family
Services, LLC
Engle Community Group
Marcy Erickson
Express Graphics
Faith Lutheran Church,
Teen Girls
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Farthing Events, LLC
Mo Fisher
Kara Fleege, Mrs. Broken
Arrow
Stephanie Fry
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church Youth Ministry
Green Country Quilters Guild
Hardesty Center for Fab Lab
Helping Hands Memorial
Drive UMC
HireRight
Hunt/PR
Kappa Kappa Iota
Kay Jewelers
Margaret King
Katy Kite
Kohl’s Department Store
Bonnie Laster
Litgistix LLC
Sharon Long
Erika & Aaron Massey
The Mayo Hotel
Medical Group Mgmt. Assoc.
Don Merrill & Ken Oliver
Modern Bindery & Finishing
Services LLC
Cathy Morgenstern
Odyssey Digital Printing
Old School Bagel
OU - Tulsa Schusterman
Center
Owasso Trails End Quilters
Guild
Paragon Films for Christ
Charitable Trust
PFC Media
Rodney B. Pratz
Premium Brands Wine &
Spirits
Preston Power
Thurlowe Riley
Stacey and Mike Salisbury
Secret Gardens Candle
Company
Kala & Gary Sharp
Cherry Shoemaker
Sonoma Bistro & Wine
Bar
TD Ameritrade
T. D. Williamson, Inc.
Tuff Chick Fitness/
Susan Ha
Tulsa Area Past Matrons,
Order of the Eastern
Star
Tulsa City-County Library
Tulsa Community
College-Nursing
Program
Tulsa Family Club
Tulsa Quilts for Kids
Walmart Neighborhood
Market #2880
Williams
CANdlelight Ball
Auction Donations
Gary Allen & Dennis Levi
Ambassador Hotel
Ambassador HotelKansas City
American Girl
Andolini’s LLC
Libby Auld/Eloté
Clay Bielo
Kord Brown
Colon Care Center of
Oklahoma
Consumers Unified LLC
Crossland Construction
Company, Inc.
Crumpton Aviation
Dave & Buster’s
Dust Bowl Lanes and
Lounges
Jona Eastman/Vitality
Holistic Health
Emerge Medical Day Spa
Gilcrease Museum
Dana Gilpin
Golf Club of Oklahoma
Hard Rock Hotel and
Casino
Hardesty Center for Fab
Lab
Michael Hastings
Hasty Bake
Beth & Hunt Hawkins
Tara Hughes
Israel Diamond Supply
Derek Jones, LMT/Tulsa
Spine & Rehab
Stacy Lamb@Wink
Eyelash Salon
Hayley Lee
Erika & Aaron Massey
Mi Cocina
Adam Myers Burnco BBQ
Tamara & Chris Noel
Oklahoma Skydiving
Old School Bagel, PLW
Parkhill’s Warehouse
Liquors & Wine
Parkhill’s South & Beyond
the Label
Paul Sisemore
Petty’s Fine Foods
Philbrook Museum
Rodney B. Pratz
Purple Glaze
Bobbi & Jim Reed
Reed Law Firm P.L.L.C.
Royce Myers
Terrell Siegfried
Bridgett & Mike Skow
Sky Creek Golf Club
Amanda Snider
Jayson Stroud
Travis Taylor
Teel Creek Custom
Cabinet
The Mayo Hotel and
Residences
The UT Golf Club
US Shooting Academy
Dr. Curtis Webb/Gold
Cabinet Chinese
Medicine
West Dakota Kobe LLC
Mark E. Whitney DDS PC
Kim & Jay Williamson
Wolfgang Puck Bistro
CANdlelight Ball
Champagne Pull
Donors
B&B Liquor Warehouse
B&B Liquor WarehouseBroken Arrow
Marilyn & Chuck Buland
Jon Crutchfield
Heather & Brian Cupp
Cassie Graves
Harvard Liquor
Betsy & Gerry Jackson
Mary Kay Jones
Jubilee Liquor
Lauren LaBass
Memorial Wine & Spirits
Tamara & Chris Noel
Old Village Wine & Spirits
Out South Wine & Spirits
Owasso Liquor & Wine
Cassie Reese
Seventy First Wine &
Spirits
Dustin Thames/Own
Tulsa
Three Palms Wine &
Spirits
Courtnie & John Tidwell
Trojan Wine & Spirits
Tulsa Hills Wine Cellar
Tuscany Wine & Spirits
Dr. Vicky Weidner &
Brian Edwards
West Highland Wine &
Spirits
We apologize for any exclusions
or inaccuracies that may have
occurred in acknowledging our
generous donors and supporters.
Please contact us so we may
make corrections for future
publications.
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To learn more about the Child Abuse Network, Inc. or to schedule
a tour of our facility, please contact Barbara Findeiss, executive director
at (918) 624-0200 or visit www.childabusenetwork.org.
F Y 2 0 1 2 O FF I C E R S
S T A FF
Kala Sharp
Barbara E. Findeiss, MPH
Michael A. Rhoads
Rose Turner, LCSW
President
Executive Director
President Elect
Managing Director
Chris Woosley
Kate Davis
Past President
Development Director
Susan Gross
Melissa Gantz, LCSW
Amy Howard, LCSW
David Glanz, MSW
Secretary
Connie Tommerup
Child Specialists
Treasurer
Jason Davis
Team Coordinator/Child Advocate
Kelly Wilson, MA
Grants Coordinator
Dawn Barrick
Volunteer Coordinator
Socorro Goines
Administrative Assistant
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F Y 2 0 1 2 B O A RD O F D I R E C T O R S
Tim Baker
Opia Entertainment Group
Adrienne Barnett
Norman Wohlgemuth
Robyn Brooks
Estate Sales by Robyn
Chuck Buland
Merrill Lynch
Gerard Clancy, MD
OU School of Community
Medicine - Tulsa
Carmen Clayton
TD Williamson, Inc.
Paul Coury
Coury Properties
Heather Cupp
Hall Estill
Sharon Doty
Arpeggias, LLC
Heather Duncan
Junior League of Tulsa, Inc.
Brian Edwards
Tulsa County
Sheriff’s Office
Major Walter Evans
Tulsa Police Department
Susan Gross
Community Volunteer
Tim Harris
District Attorney –
Tulsa County
Julie Merritt
Oklahoma Department
of Human Services
Rania Nasreddine
GableGotwals
Michael A. Rhoads
Oklahoma Insurance
Department
Melissa Sanden
Blue Cross Blue Shield OK
Kala Sharp
ONEOK, Inc.
Roy M. “Skip” Teel, Jr.
SJM Investments, LLC
Rebecca Thompson
Grant Thornton, LLP
Connie Tommerup
CPA
R. Scott Vaughn
GlobalHealth, Inc.
Kim Williamson
Community Volunteer
Stephen Wolff
US Air Force
Chris Woosley
QEP Energy Company
FY 2012 ADVISORY COUNCIL
Caroline Z-H Abbott
Leeland Alexander
Pat Bailey
Sharon J. Bell
Richard Boone
Jerry Dickman
Ken Lackey
Don Marlar
Paula Marshall
Nancy Meinig
Paul Palladino
Lynn Schusterman
C. Michael Thornbrugh
Kathy Kraft West
C. Joe Williams
Henry Zarrow
Maxine Zarrow
FY 2012 PRESIDENTS COUNCIL
Steven H. Austin
Robert W. Block
Ginny Creveling
David Holden
Susie Jackson
L. Dru McQueen
Ann Metcalf
Jack Schanck
Genie Shannon
Roy M. “Skip” Teel, Jr.
R. Scott Vaughn
Rick Verity
Chris Woosley
If you suspect abuse, call:
Oklahoma Hotline: (800) 522-3511
National Hotline: (800) 4ACHILD (800-422-4453)
2829 South Sheridan Tulsa, Oklahoma 74129
phone (918) 624-0200 fax (918) 624-0222
www.childabusenetwork.org