annual report
fiscal year
2011-12
BUILDING
ADDITION
2012
YWCA Carlisle
301 G Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
717.243.3818
www.ywcacarlisle.org
[email protected]
mission
YWCA Carlisle is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and
promoting peace, justice, freedom and
dignity for all.
trustees
Elizabeth Jamieson Boyle
Maryann E. Gashi-Butler
Janice Hays
Ivo V. Otto III
Patricia Strickler
Nancy George, Honorary Lifetime
board of directors
Dorothy B. Andrews
Patricia E. Boldosser
Terre P. Bonshock
Jennifer L. Brown
Tana M. Emery
Patricia Faller
Karen M. Galbraith
Christine P. Gayman
Paula Lima-Jones
Camille C. Marion, President
Jennifer F. Metz
Dennette L. Moul
Elizabeth A. Neff
Michelle Sharp
Virginia H. Smith
Cynthia L. Sutton
Sarah A. Taby
C. Helen Takacs
Rachel E. Thiessen
Amy K. J. Warren
Chelsea D. Wilson
staff
Sonya Browne
Hope Comeau
Anne Brown Ebert
Judy Kern
Barbara T. Kohutiak, Executive Director
Thomas Kohutiak
Donoré Lantz
Amy Lowther
Laura Moyer Masgalas
Martha Metz
Sandy Musser
Melissa Rosenberger
Betsy Shughart
Kristen Trout-Roebuck
Melissa Weaver
Michele Willard
Fonda Zeigler
message from president and executive director
YWCA Carlisle has some pretty amazing friends! Thanks to them, we were able
to complete a modest building expansion and renovation, adding two new
preschool rooms, updating our kitchen, and redesigning an upstairs meeting
room. The new preschool rooms, now known as The West Annex, were donated
by the families of Sarah M. Hefelfinger, in her honor. Sarah is a past board
president of the YWCA (1952 – 53 and 1955 – 56) and the agency has remained
very close to her heart. The newly refurbished kitchen is now ‘Ruthie’s Kitchen,’
in memory of Ruth Kruger George, thanks to her family members – Nancy
George and Jimmie and Rosalie George. Nancy is an Honoree Trustee and an
incredible friend and supporter. And the meeting room upstairs is called
‘Upward Bound,’ thanks to the families of David E. Lutz, in honor of June’s
mother, Virginia Burkholder. June is a past member of the Board of Trustees and
a generous supporter of Gather the Women. We are better positioned to deliver
programs and services because of the efforts of these life-long friends of the
YWCA. To be able to accomplish this in today’s economy can certainly be
considered a small miracle! Thanks to GALBRAITH/Pre-Design for doing such a
fast, efficient job!
Last year, YWCA Carlisle joined forces with other YWCAs across the country and
offered our first 5K Race Against Racism in April, putting our mission of the
elimination of racism front and center. A great team of volunteers worked
diligently on this event, and the result exceeded our expectations – 161 people
registered to run or walk and most of them showed up! We were especially
pleased to see two ‘Go, Girls, Go’ groups participating in the race, one from
Lamberton Middle School and one from Mooreland Elementary. Both groups
were enrolled in afterschool programs focused on healthy choices and physical
activity – the YWCA wrote grants for both to the Carlisle Area Health & Wellness
Foundation, who funded the running clubs.
While it was another tight year financially, the agency ended the year very, very
close to its projected budget – 99.5% of income and 101.8% of expenses. The
additional expense was a totally unexpected $5,000 sewer repair. The YWCA’s
Finance Committee and Board of Trustees both continue to monitor finances
very closely and are very astute in terms of recommendations for continued
fiscal health and strength.
So, we move into the new year with determination to continue meeting needs in
our community and with the ability to deliver services in a fiscally sound manner.
Camille Marion
Board President
Barbara Kohutiak
Executive Director
Photo credit: The Sentinel
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the ruth k. and nancy j. george award
Created in 2001, this award honors a woman in our community who has
made a significant contribution to the YWCA and to the community at
large through outstanding volunteer work. At 2011’s Annual Meeting,
Nancy Ingram was the recipient of the award. She is pictured being welcomed by past George Award Honorees.
The YWCA is very fortunate in having extremely loyal followers. At last
year’s Annual Meeting, six past presidents attended, and all of them are
still involved in the agency. That kind of commitment provides continuity
and a wonderful sense of history.
Previous George Award recipients welcome Nancy Ingram to their group as the 2011 award winner.
L to R: Nancy Ingram, Bea Williams, Nancy George, Frances Del Duca, Darlene Orr, Ruth Hodge and Sarah Hefelfinger
hallmark programs
YWCA Hallmark programs focus on two core issues – racial justice and the economic advancement of women.
Race still matters in our country and in our community. The March 2012 Annual Census from the Southern Poverty Law
Center reports that the number of hate and extremist groups in America continues to increase, driven by ‘economic
dislocation, a proliferation of demonizing conspiracy theories, and the changing racial makeup of America.’ The YWCA holds
a Youth Leadership Conference every year and brings together students from several school districts to dialogue about race
and create action plans for their respective schools. Forty-five students attended last year; of those, 93% could articulate
an increased understanding of issues of discrimination and 100% reported that they had learned new skills and could name
them. An additional 45 elementary students attended the YW’s 2 nd Annual King’s Kamp – of those, 95% reported that they
had learned something new and could say what it was.
The YW addresses the needs of economically disenfranchised
women through Gather the Women, an economic
advancement and personal growth program for women with very
limited financial resources. This year, the agency added WINGS
(Women in Need of Growth and Support), meeting the needs of
young women ready to transition out of foster care, a very vulnerable population.
Last year, 58% of the economic goals
established were completed and 61% of the personal goals were
accomplished.
Funding provided by: The Lutz Family, The Stabler Foundation,
United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County, corporate gifts, and
individual donations
Young campers celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
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adult services & wellness
The YWCA offers support groups, therapy on a sliding fee scale, and a variety of wellness programs. New Shape of Fitness
(NSOF) is geared to women who are overweight/obese. Funded by the Carlisle Area Health & Wellness Foundation, NSOF
combines physical exercise with the personal support women need to make lasting changes in their health habits. Partners
in Wellness provides complementary therapies to people living with cancer.
An Annual Women’s Symposium focuses on the areas of particular interest to women and is planned and implemented by
the YWCA, the League of Women Voters – Carlisle Branch, and the American Association of University Women.
Funding also provided by: Fee for service, United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County, the Harvest Health 5K, individual
donations
preschool
Children who enter school without the basic social, emotional and
intellectual skills they need will have a hard time succeeding – those
who receive a quality early childhood experience are more likely to do
well in school, graduate high school, and achieve higher educational
levels and salaries. At the same time, negative behaviors, including
substance abuse and crime, are reduced. YW Preschool Programs
enrolled 69 children from 2 to pre-kindergarten, helping them develop
kindergarten readiness skills and positive social skills.
Early Start Community Preschool reaches children from
families who would otherwise not be able to afford an early
childhood experience. Of the 15 children who attended all
year, 93% showed improvement in kindergarten readiness
and 100% demonstrated improved social skills. Thanks to
the Kiwanis Club of Carlisle, all of these children were given
three books to take home, part of Kiwanis’ commitment to
young children.
Funding also provided by: Fee for service, Success by Six Scholarship Organization, United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland
County, and Carlisle Area Health & Wellness Foundation
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youth
Girl Power reached 89 middle and high school girls in a program
designed to promote resiliency, connection, and academic
achievement. 100% of the girls who returned end of the year
surveys indicated that they had gained increased knowledge of
issues that can impact their lives. Among the issues addressed were:
respect & disrespect, money management (thanks to corporate
sponsor Cornerstone Federal Credit Union), racism, healthy
relationships, substance abuse, and anger. Of the surveys returned,
97% of the girls reported improvement in their decision making and
could articulate how.
Grandview and Memorial Park Afterschool Homework Clubs served
36 students last year. 96% of all assigned homework was completed
on days the clubs met; 23% of the students made the Honor Roll;
41% had overall good report cards (some A’s, B’s or G’s and S’s).
Young Wonders Summer Day Camp serves 40 elementary children per
week for 12 weeks in the summer. It includes field trips, swimming at
the Carlisle Community Pool, and lots of fun and recreational activities
for participants.
YWCA Carlisle said a very sad farewell to Youth Director Kristen TroutRoebuck, who did a remarkable job while here, and is now home
raising young William. We welcomed new Youth Director Amy
Lowther, who served an internship at the YWCA a few years ago and
always thought this would be her dream job. Sometimes, dreams do
come true!
Funding also provided by: Housing Authority of Cumberland County,
Kiwanis Club of Carlisle, Progress Education Foundation, Rotary Club of
Carlisle, Evening for the Children Gala, United Way of Carlisle &
Cumberland County, and individual donations.
sexual assault/rape crisis services
SA/RCS answered 805 Hotline calls last year, provided free and confidential counseling to 485 victims, and presented ageappropriate prevention/education programs to 7,235 students in schools throughout Cumberland County. YWCA Carlisle’s
program has been lauded by funders for its fine volunteer corps – 34 people gave significant amounts of time last year to
support this program, usually by serving as well-trained Hotline Volunteers. RCS welcomed new staff member Melissa
Rosenberger, who established a support group for young male victims of sexual assault for the first time. Thanks to
corporate sponsor CenturyLink, the staff presented four sessions of Internet Safety in Carlisle Area School District, helping
20 parents learn strategies for protecting their children. A highlight of the year remains GIRLZ Camp, a week of summer
healing and fun for adolescent victims of sexual assault, funded by the ZONTA Club. Staff continued to work with Dickinson
College as a member of their Coordinated Community Response Team.
Funding also provided by: PA Coalition Against Rape, PA Commission on Crime & Delinquency, United Way of Carlisle &
Cumberland County, United Way of the Capital Region, United Way of the Shippensburg Area, ZONTA Club of Harrisburg/
Hershey, Big Spring Community Chest, Cumberland County District Attorney’s Office, Cumberland County Children & Youth
Services, and individual donations.
“You’re not alone. We’re here to help.”
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financial report
Statement of activities as of June 30, 2012
audited by Boyer & Ritter, Certified Public Accountants & Consultants
Revenue, Gains & Other Support
Membership
United Way
Program Fees
$
Contributions
6,690
112,846
177,663
301,410
Fundraising
54,900
Grant Income
310,958
Corporate Sponsorship
22,850
Miscellaneous
320
Net unrealized gain (loss) on long term investments
(55,798)
Realized gain (loss) on sale of investments
7,851
Realized gain (loss) on sale of property & equipment
(1,048)
Investment Income
111,332
Gifts in kind
4,478
Rental Income
1,122
Total revenue, gains and other support
$
1,055,574
$
791,649
Expenses and Losses
Program services
Supporting services
126,390
Fundraising
49,127
Total expenses and losses
$
967,166
Changes in net assets
$
88,408
Net Assets
Beginning
$
3,714,776
Ending
$
3,803,184
F/Y 2012 Expenses
5%
13%
Program
Mgmt & GA
Fundraising
82%
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funding affiliations
Big Spring Area Community Chest
PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency
Borough of Carlisle / America’s Promise Alliance
Carlisle Area Health & Wellness Foundation
PA Department of Community & Economic
Development
Cumberland County Children & Youth Services
The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation
Greater Harrisburg Foundation of The
Foundation for Enhancing Communities
The Seven Trees, Inc.
Housing Authority of Cumberland County
United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County
IBM Corporation
United Way of the Shippensburg Area
United Way of the Capital Region
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape
donations
received from july 1, 2011 through june 30, 2012
general donations
Anonymous (4)
Catherine Ake, in honor of Helen Takacs
Mary B. Austin
Sylvia Barrett
Rita Breitenbach
Louise Broujos
ABC’s Breast Cancer Support Group
Carlisle Container
Civic Club of Carlisle
Jennifer Clements
Elizabeth Copits
Frances Del Duca
Linda Ely
F&M Trust
Karen Feuchtenberger
Kim Fickel
Mary Kaye Fullenkamp
Mary Franco
Jan Fritchey
Karen Galbraith
Dhyana Gehris
Wendy Haney
Sarah Hefelfinger
Patricia Hoefling
Lindsay Musser Hough
Tonka Hudson-Foster
Elizabeth Hutcheson
Ruth Irving-Carroll
Marion Johnston
Barbara Kohutiak, in honor of Mary
Frances Carson’s 75th birthday
Thomas Kohutiak
Lois Landis
Jody Loeffler
Patricia Lunday
Susan McCrea
Connie Middleton
Birthe C. Miller
Marion Minter
M. J. Mullen
Ann Neimer
Janice Bradley Newman
Ann K. Raley
Rebecca Raley
Rillo’s Restaurant
Ellen Shank
Carol Sharp
Dorothy June Stumpf
Lisa Verdekal
Ruby Weeks
donations in memory of
Rand Dellinger
Anonymous (2)
Kyle Connelly
Wendy Gebb
Christen & John Piccirilli
Jeff, Linda & Bob Savard
Vanessa & Jeffery Savard
Joenita & Rod Speiss
Steven Speiss & Family
UHS of Delaware, Inc.
Kay & Murral Walters
donations in memory of
Leah Henschen
Cambridge Condominium Association
Frances Horkowitz
Barbara Kohutiak
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Ann & Larry Moser
Jacqueline Powell
Rita & Ron Schlansky
donations in memory of
Emma C. Wentzel-Toth
Nancy & Donald Cornman
Crystal Kerns
Robert Keuch
Mary Jane Ramsier
donations to building
addition
Jennifer & James Augustine
Elizabeth & John Ellis
Rosalie & Jimmie George
Nancy George
James F. Hefelfinger
Sarah Hefelfinger
June Lutz
Allyson Sackman Nick
Carter Sackman
Frances & Donald Russell
Barbara Sackman
Maryann & Warren Sackman
donation to george award
Sarah Hefelfinger
donations to gather the
women/wings
The Lutz Family
Sarah Hefelfinger
Birthe C. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. N. David Rahal
Dorothy June Stumpf
donations
received from july 1, 2011 through june 30, 2012
donation to
new shape of fitness
Harvest Health 5K Walk /Run
donation to
partners in wellness
Hagar Levine
donations to preschool
Sarah Hefelfinger
Kiwanis Club of Carlisle
Kathy Shepard
donations to
sexual assault/rape crisis
services of cumberland
county
Anonymous (1)
Big Spring Presbyterian Church
Tammy Desjardins
David Freed, Cumberland County
Office of the District Attorney
Suzanne Gale
Hillside Elementary School
James J. Kennedy
Joyce L. Lukima
Jill McDevitt
Mechanicsburg Middle School
Mooreland Elementary School
North Dickinson Elementary School
Barbara Sheaffer
Shippensburg University Women’s
Center
Soroptimist International of West
Shore, Inc.
W. G. Rice Elementary School
Sharon Wilson
Zonta Club of Harrisburg-Hershey
race against racism
Terre Bonshock
Carrie Bresch
Joyce Bylander
Nicole Copeland
Mara Donaldson
Daniel Falabella
Kimberly Fickel
H. Rod Hite
Shirley S. King
Debora Kutz
Patricia Pehlman
Amanda E. Reed
Jennifer B. Schaffer
Nancy H. Shellenberger
Cynthia E. Teter
WINGS participants
Margaret B. Wrigley
Lisa & Charles Zoll III
donations to the
women’s symposium
American Association of University
Women - Carlisle Branch
Jill Bartoli
Terre Bonshock
Kathleen Brennan
CenturyLink
Kathy J. Everett
Karen LeCuyer
Dawn Flower
Susan Heath
League of Women Voters, Carlisle Area
Laureen Lutz
Beverly McCormick
Marjorie Mowery
Mary Sandels
Michelle Sharp
Joyce Smith
The Civic Club of Carlisle
Susan N. Vernon
Jeff Wood
donations to youth
Anonymous (2)
Carlisle’s America’s Promise – Borough
of Carlisle
Evening for the Children Gala
Karen Galbraith
Housing Authority
Barbara Kohutiak, Youth Leadership
Conference
Rebecca Raley, King’s Kamp
Rotary Club of Carlisle
The Seven Trees, Inc., Girl Power
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angel tree
seraph ($500)
Carmen & Lee Burcham (2)
Karen & Allan Galbraith (2)
M&T Charitable Foundation
Kurt Suter (2)
W.R. Unger (2)
cherub ($200)
Linda Brittain
Karen Feuchtenberger & Christine Bielenda
MG Tactical Advantage
Jean & Harold Kretzing
Jackie & Bob Powell
Michelle Sharp
Kathy & Drew Stoken
Martha L. Williams
archangel ($100)
Helen & Dick Beckner
Jeff Benjamin
Nancy A. Besch
Joan F. Bobb
Linda Brittain
Brenda & William Davidson
Judith DeRicco
Joan Dickinson
Anne & Skip Ebert
Linda Ely
Tana Emery
Ella Forsyth
Diane & Michael Halstead
Nancy J. George
Jane Harker
Sarah M. Hefelfinger
Linda Hersperger
Holly C. Hoffman
Rosemary Huff
Janice & John Hummel
Cathie & Bill Jenkins
Deb & Tom Kelly
Charlotte Klein
Teresa & Tom Kline
Barbara Kohutiak (4)
Jean & Harold Kretzing
Karen & John Lyter
Beverly & John Mancke (2)
Kathy & Doug Marcello
Gloria M. McDowell
Jennifer & David Metz
Marjie & Don Mowery
Sally A. Mullenhour
Joletta & Chuck Nebel
Johanna & Frank Reeder
donations
received from july 1, 2011 through june 30, 2012
Kent R. Rentschler
Deb & Ron Richcreek
Karolyn & Edward Shellehamer
Doris Do & Donald Strock
Shomaker / Estes Families
Ginny Smith
Alison Spare
Helen Takacs
Robyn Tritt Wampler
E. K. Weitzel
Debra Taylor & Tom Wilkins
guardian ($50)
Jan & Tom Arminio
Mary Arthur
Joan Boegel
Terre Bonshock
Norma & Bob Brown
Jane F. Burke
Trish & Peter Carlucci
Mary Frances Carson
Heather & Dan Cook
Doris Ditzler (2)
Marilyn A. Durr
Marge Dutrey
Elias Family
Kathy I. Everett
Kimberly & William Fickel (2)
Kit Franklin
Mary Fritsch
Deb Fulham-Winston
Sharon & Gary Galbraith
Terri & Gary Gildin
Mary & Dick Gillenwater
Katrin & Kamaal Haque
Leah Henschen
Amanda Hilliard
Lucille M. Hillman
Martha & Carson Holman
Lindsay Hough
George Kachmar
Helen Kane
Marilyn H. Keener
Katie Daniels & Sally Ker
Judy & Dave Kern
Beverly Kingery (2)
Barbara Kohutiak (2)
Betty Kosco
Patty & Greg Lewis
Lani & Mike Longaro
Pat & Don Lunday
Miriam S. Mains
Debbie & Al Masland
Katherine P. McFarland
Birthe C. Miller
Kathy Miller
Corrine Myers
Darlene & Paul Orr
Lu Conser & Tim Potts
Sylvia H. Rambo
Jean Rankin
Lauren & Adam Santucci
Rita & Ron Schlansky
Judy & John Slonaker
Martha Slotten
Joyce & Randie Smith
Pat Strickler
Martha L. Williams
Anna M. Wilson
Kathleen & Jerome Zary
angel ($30)
Sue & Chuck Barone
Joy Barrett
Kristin Pugliese Bell
Ann Benjey (4)
Karen Diener Best
Patti & Ray Boldosser
Melissa & Doug Brehm
Fred Burgess
Elizabeth M. Carter
Shirley Chamberlain
Lynn H. Clark
Joan & John Clifton
Russell W. Coe
Frances H. Del Duca
Nancy DeMuth
Carole S. DeWall
Mike Devlin
Doty / Raley Family
Rosalyn Evans
Mr. & Mrs. George Faller, Jr.
Col. & Mrs. Ed Filiberti
Bette Filip
Nancy Fishman
Sonia Flegeal
Dolores Fortney
Bonnie Fowler (4)
Frohman Family
Mary Kaye Fullenkamp
Glennys George
Patricia B. Grabey
Isabelle M. Grenoble
Susan W. Hartman
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Sheila Hunter
Nancy Ingram
Marion N. Johnston
Paula & Norm Jones
Stephanie Kane
Deb Kelly
Barbara Kohutiak (2)
Lois Landis
Hwasun Loh
Mamma’s Pizza & Restaurant, Inc.
Estella M. Marchut
Marion Family (2)
Ann & Pat Midgley (3)
M.L. Minter
Becky Morgenthal
Martha Metz
Sandy & Tim Musser (4)
Carolyn C. Myers
Pat & Bill Poska
Mary M. Rhoads
Elizabeth & Rodney Rickrode
Gisela Roethke
Joy Seavers
Mary Ann & Bill Schirmer
Virginia P. Schweiter
Caren Senter
C. Ann Sheehan
Evelyn Slingsby
Janet Spahr
Glenda Stough
Bettie A. Strupp
Cindy Sutton
Pat Teitrick (3)
Wendy Tibbetts
Amy & John Towne
Carol A. Williams
Bea Williams
Evelyn L. Wilson
annual fund
Anonymous: 15
Kathy & Hank Aberman
Ginny & Randy Aires
Jan & Tom Arminio
Sue & Chuck Barone
Kitty & Phil Bassi
Ann Bean
Helen & Dick Beckner
Martha Bergsten
Karen Diener Best
Patti & Ray Boldosser
Terre Bonshock
donations
received from july 1, 2011 through june 30, 2012
Russell Bova
Bessie Jamieson & Tom Boyle
Joan & Jim Boytim
Claire Brehm
Melissa & Doug Brehm
Louise & John Broujos
Jen Brown
Norma & Robert Brown
Fred Burgess
Jane Burke
Joy & Kirby Burkholder
Margaret Bushey
Karen Byers
Trish & Peter Carlucci
Susan & Bob Cavenagh
Robert Cianfichi
Joan & John Clifton
Ky & Tom Colestock
Dianne Conaway
Ann Shackleton Cook
Katie Daniels & Sally Ker
Frances & Louis Del Duca
Judith N. DeRicco
Michael Devlin
Joan Dickinson
Mary Kay & Deemer Durham
Marilyn Durr
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dutrey
Anne & Skip Ebert
Linda Ely
Tana Emery
Glenda Farner-Strasbaugh
Jacky Ferguson
Nancy L. Field
Liz & Scott Fisher
The Fishman Family
Carol Fleury
Ella Forsyth
Bonnie Fowler
Kit Franklin
The Frohman Family
Deb Fulham-Winston
Mary Kaye & Len Fullenkamp
Karen & Allan Galbraith
Elizabeth & George Gardner
Mary Gasper
Christine & Jeffrey Gayman
Wendy Gebb
Nancy George
Rosalie & Jimmie George
Terri & Gary Gilden
Mary & Dick Gillenwater
Judy & Ernie Giovannitti
Patricia T. Gladden
Ruth Glotfelty
Mimi & Robert Goodling
Isabelle M. Grenoble
Diane & Mike Halstead
Katrin & Kamaal Haque, in memory of
Ruth K. Eppley
Jane Harker
Susan W. Hartman
Janice Hays
Schyler & Ryan Heishman
Vicki and Zane Highlands
Amanda Hilliard
Ann Hoffer
William Hooke
Adam & Lindsay Musser Hough
Rosemary Huff
Ellen Hughes
Keith Hysick
Cathie & Bill Jenkins
Marion Johnston
Marilyn Keener
Donna Partin & Dwayne Keller
Jane Keller
Janet & Earl Keller
Carolyn Kenworthy
Judy & Dave Kern
Crystal Kerns
Teresa Kline
Barbara Kohutiak
Thomas Kohutiak
Jane & Steve Krebs
Patty & Greg Lewis
Hwasun Loh
Beverly & John Mancke
Estella Marchut
Mr. & Mrs. James Macdonald
Camille Marion
Debbie & Al Masland
Bets and David Masland
Eileen McClenachan
Jude McLean
Jennifer & David Metz
Connie & Denny Middleton
Ann & Pat Midgley
Sue & Ian Milnes
Marla & Michael Mogill
Dennette & Todd Moul
Marlene & Larry Moul
Marjie & Don Mowery
Sandy & Tim Musser
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Carolyn C. Myers
Donald Naugle
Joletta & Chuck Nebel
Beth Neff
Virginia & John Norris
Darlene & Paul Orr
Sue & Bob Otway
Ivo Otto, III
Pattie & Jim Parsons
Mary E. Polson
Kim Poolman
Jackie & Bob Powell
Carla Pratt
Mr. & Mrs. N. David Rahal
Jean & Larry Rankin
Terry Rasch
Kent Rentschler
George Rhyne
Deb & Ron Richcreek
Jane Rigler
Gisela Roethke
Jill & Gavin Rumberger, Jr.
Mary Jane & Gary Sausser
Mary Ann & Bill Schirmer
Rita & Ron Schlansky
Helen Scott
Mary Lou Secrist
Jane Seller
Caren Senter
Anna T. Seras
Ellen & Allen Shank
Carol Sharp
Michele Sharp
C. Ann Sheehan
June L. Shomaker
Judi & Rusty Shunk
Pat & Jim Simms
Ginny Smith
Donna Snyder
Lillian Wong & Bill Spruill
Patty Stibitz
Pat & Paul Strickler
Kurt Suter
Cynthia Sutton
Susan Swartz
C. Helen Takacs
Carol Takacs
Jake Thiessen
Rachel Thiessen & Karen Adams
Jean Thompson
Wendy Tibbetts
Mabel H. Torrence
donations
received from july 1, 2011 through june 30, 2012
Amy & John Towne
Doris Townsend
Antonia Tripoli
Sharon L. Trump
W. R. Unger
Karen Walborn
Julie & John Ward
Ruby D. Weeks
MaryPat & John Wentzel
Debra Taylor & Thomas Wilkins
Bea Williams
Carol Williams
Cristina Winnie
Ruth Woodside
Madge & Jack Ziegler
corporate sponsors
platinum level
CenturyLink
Martson Law Offices
gold level
Cornerstone Federal Credit Union
Cumberland Design & Building Company, Inc.
M&T Charitable Foundation
silver level
GIANT Food Stores
bronze level
Benefit Connections, Inc.
Boyer & Ritter, Certified Public Accountants & Consultants
F&M Trust
GALBRAITH Pre/design
Highmark Blue Shield
Orrstown Bank
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Permit No. 92
Carlisle, PA 17013-1389
YWCA Carlisle
301 G Street
Carlisle, PA 17013-1389
Phone: (717) 243.3818
Fax: (717) 243.3948
e-mail: [email protected]
www.ywcacarlisle.org