2019 ANNUAL REPORT A LETTER FROM CEO & BOARD PRESIDENT

Dear Friends,

As the holidays are now a memory, we take this time of year to express our gratitude to our many supporters to share our past accomplishments and our outlook for the future.

The staff and board of directors have been busy this past year working towards expanding and growing Harbor House for future generations. As of result of our efforts we are happy to report the following:

Increase in transportation of Harbor House participants to and from Harbor House on a daily basis, now 50% of participants enjoy coming to and from Harbor House on one of our vans. The enrollment in the ADT Program at Harbor House is at an all-time high of over 100 participants. Our Home Sweet Home program allows our participants employment opportunities in the community. Currently employing ten participants. The Board of Directors successfully hosted an Open House at Harbor House on October 17. Approximately 100 people walked through the halls of Harbor House and met many of our participants. Our Respite services are expanding with the purchase of our second Respite House this year. The second Respite House is located next door to our current Respite House allowing us to continue to provide this much needed service to the participants and families of Harbor House. This past year we have enjoyed many new partnerships including Teddy Abrams and the Louisville Orchestra, cooking classes with U of K Extension Services, Parklands at Floyds Fork, Berrytown, Jecorey “1200” rapper and intergenerational Paint ‘N Sip parties, just to name a few. Harbor House has received approval from the Office of the Inspector General to be a provider for individuals served under the HCBS waiver. This will allow more individuals to experience the love and support of Harbor House. In April, our Ken-Ducky Derby was back on the water as we dropped 46,000 ducks into the Ohio River from a trailer suspended from a 20’ crane.

All of this growth would not be possible without the dedication of our staff and board of directors. Our staff have a combined 155 years of service with a second staff member celebrating 20+ years at Harbor House!

After 27 years, we are not ready to slow down! In 2020, the Louisville Coopers will run in the Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon and Mini Marathon in support of Harbor House. Our second Respite House will be operational by early Spring of 2020. Transportation will be growing with five new vehicles being added in 2020 through funding made possible through TARC 5310 Federal Grant and several other foundations. Stay tuned for a major announcement coming in 2020!

We could not be where we are today without the dedicated staff, board of directors, participants' families and volunteers who help us every day provide love and support to all of our participants. We are so grateful for all of our supporters who continue to make a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities.

THANK YOU from all of us at Harbor House!

Maria Smith Phil Peercy CEO of Harbor House of Louisville President of Board of Directors STAFF & BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Maria Smith, Chief Executive Officer Pat Pierce Johnson, Executive Administrative Assistant President Phil Peercy Administration Branch Manager of Republic Bank Tom Evans, Chief Financial Officer Mike Sostarich, Director of Operations Vice President Rob Heintzman, Assistant Controller Jamie Traughber Diane Hunter Ferguson, Senior Accounts Specialist Founder of Traughber Private Wealth Law Beth Poole, Receptionist/Accounting Assistant

Laura Hendrickson, Accounting Clerk Nicole Goodin, HR Manager Treasurer Doug Morris Development Department CFO of MainPointe Pharmaceuticals Karen Fallon, Development Director Ali Pfeiffer, Special Events Coordinator Secretary Robin Pittman, Communications & Outreach Coordinator Jackie Warner Retired Jefferson Co. Commonwealth's Programs Department Attorney Office Abigail Schuler, Program Director Taylor McGinnis, Assistant Program Manager Immediate Past President Jessie Reed, Program Manager--CLS/PA/Respite John Zoeller Jonathan Robinson, Activities Coordinator CEO/President of Zoeller Company Patricia Ash, Direct Support Professional Larry Eisenbeis, Direct Support Professional Family Representative Kristina Jordan, Direct Support Professional Rick Farrar Gary Pace, Direct Support Professional Retired IBM Corporation Tyreeka Richards, Direct Support Professional in Field Engineering, Mgmt. & COS Maria Sensley, Direct Support Professional Melissa Ancell, Community Living Support Members Cindy Hicks Brown, Community Living Support Phil Ball Libby Foushee, Community Living Support Retired from American Synthetic Rubber Peggy Edwards, Community Living Support Pam Cooper Lindsay Robison, Community Living Support Retired from Jewish Hospital Downtown Brenda Neville, Community Living Support Dustin Gilchrist

Senior Accountant - DMLO Supported Employment Joni Jenkins Lisa Rogers, Supported Employment Specialist State Representative Taylor McGinnis, Supported Employment Specialist Father Christian Moore Mary McGee, Supported Employment Specialist Pastor of Incarnation Catholic Church Sue Griffin, Supported Employment Specialist Jim Morris

Retired from Jefferson Manor Transportation Department David Owen Jennifer Morton, Transportation Coordinator President of Owen Funeral Homes Sue Griffin, Driver Deena Pluhar James Martin, Driver Sr. Distribution Manager – Joe Whitehead, Driver UPS Supply Chain Solutions Toni Boyd, Driver Sean Salisbury Lorraine Bowman, Driver Human Resources Supervisor - Jody Beckmann, Driver UPS Supply Chain Solutions Richard Swope Mail Department General Sales Manager, Toyota of Louisville Jamie Klein, Mail Manager PROGRAMS & SERVICES

Adult Day Training (ADT) ADT provides person-centered, goal-oriented day services for adults with disabilities. Services are available five days a week from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. ADT staff encourages each participant to live up to their full potential. The ADT program provides life skills activities such as daily living, communication, budgeting, writing, computer skills, cooking, gardening, friendship building and so much more!

Community Living Support (CLS) This service is provided through the SCL waiver for participants that do not live in a staffed residence. CLS services are goal-oriented and person-centered. CLS staff works one-on-one with the participant in the community. CLS staff provides the participant with training and/or assistance with skills that they would like to achieve. Activities include personal goals, education, recreation or social skills.

Personal Assistance (PA) This service is provided through the SCL waiver for participants that do not live in a staffed residence. The participant receives assistance with eating, bathing, dressing, personal hygiene, community activities or activities of daily living.

Respite Respite is provided when a family needs a brief period of relief from the participant for who they care for. The Bramer Respite House is the home of our respite service.

Supported Employment Employment Coordinators work with the Kentucky Department of Vocational Rehabilitation to help candidates find jobs in the community based on their skills and interests. Harbor House also provides on-the-job training and educational services to help participants further their skills for the work force.

Transportation Transportation is available for participants who want to gain access to community services, activities, resources and organizations typically utilized by the general population. This service can be provided when transportation is not otherwise customarily available through natural supports or is included as an element of another SCL waiver service. HOME SWEET HOME

Home Sweet Home was designed to Home Sweet Home nurture intergenerational relationships Board of Directors by training and employing individuals President with disabilities and others to provide Deron Oberkorn in-home services to those who are Business Manager at Zoeller Company unable to perform everyday chores such as light housekeeping, laundry, or Vice President Jeremy Frankforther grocery shopping. Vice-President at PNC Bank Home Sweet Home Staff Jennifer Duvall, Program Manager Directors Matt Clark Mary McGee, Assistant Manager Senior Operations Manager at Sue Griffin, Cleaning Supervisor UPS Supply Chain Solutions

Teri Dennison, Cleaning Supervisor John Zoeller CEO/President of Zoeller Company Home Sweet Home Employed Participants Maria Smith CEO of Harbor House of Louisville Jason A. Randy M. Tyler B. Robbie P. Stuart Alexander Gary B. Billy S. Attorney – Highland Law

Mary B. Verconica W. Phil Peercy Lisa D. Angie W. Branch Manager of Republic Bank

Greta G. BULK MAIL & FULFILLMENT

The Mail Fulfillment Center allows participants to work and earn a paycheck. Mail work may include stuffing envelopes, inserting, tabbing, labeling and more. The on-site employment also provides the participants with work skills that can assist them in obtaining and maintaining community employment.

With jobs from Parentgiving, GE, Metro Council Members, and other organizations around the country, the Harbor House participants keep busy working for a paycheck! GET INVOLVED

TOUR The best way to learn about Harbor House is to come visit and see for yourself! Join us for a tour where participants and staff welcome you with smiles and open arms. You'll learn about our day-to-day activities and exciting plans for the future from a Harbor House employee who can answer any of your questions!

DONATE Because of donations like yours, all of the participants at Harbor House can lead fulfilled lives – lives full of fun, laughter, and work. It is through the generosity of people like you that we are able to enhance programs and services at Harbor House.

VOLUNTEER Become a part of our family by volunteering with us! Spend one-on- one time with a participant, help in our mailroom, roll up your sleeves to do some landscaping or assist with one of our many events like the Ken-Ducky Derby! Volunteering not only provides assistance for Harbor House but can help make new friends, expand networks, and boost social skills for you and for Harbor House participants! FEATHERS & FRIENDS

The annual Harbor House Feathers & Friends Gala is the official Kick-Off Event for the Ken-Ducky Derby! Last year we rolled out the red carpet for our Old Hollywood Glamour Gala. The stylish celebration raised over $20,000 and created excitement for the upcoming "duck season"!

In 2020, we threw on our best pearls and semi-formal attire at the Hyatt Regency for our Southern Glam Gala, raising over $35,000! Our event keeps growing each year and we hope you'll join us next time!

Thank you to our Event Sponsor: KEN-DUCKY DERBY

Harbor House's signature fundraising event is the Ken-Ducky Derby, an official event of the Kentucky Derby Festival. The 16th annual Ken-Ducky Derby was a record breaking year with 46,000 ducks raced.

100% of funds raised from duck adoptions go directly towards programming for the Harbor House participants.

Don't miss the 17th annual Ken-Ducky Derby in late August 2020! It's sure to be another record breaking year. APPRECIATION DINNER

We changed things up last year, switching our annual appreciation dinner from a Christmas to a Thanksgiving themed event. Thanksgiving seemed like the perfect time to show our appreciation for all of our donors, sponsors, volunteers, staff, participants and their families.

Thank you to our Event Sponsor:

Award Recepients

Lighthouse Keeper Award Connie and Lily Spirit Award of Giving Swope Family of Dealerships Kyle M. Mail Customer of the Year Employee Service Awards Bridgehaven Mental Health Services (20 Years) Beth Poole Home Sweet Home Customer of the Year (15 Years) Diane Hunter & Patti Ash Troy and Tammi Young (5 Years) Terri Thomas Volunteer of the Year Employee of the Year Patrick Smith Larry Eisenbeis Ken-Ducky Derby Spirit Award Community Partnership of the Year Abel Construction and Padgett, Inc. Musik Makers Caregiver of the Year Community Employer of the Year The Bruce Family McDonald's Dixie Manor

PROGRAM IMPACT

Participant Stats 18-75 Participant ages 60% Live with a caretaker 40% Live in residential housing 43% Male 57% Female 27 Years Longest a participant has attended Activities Gardening Healthy Living Life Skills Cooking Volunteering Arts & Crafts Employment Participant Enrollment

65 - 2014 81 - 2015 68 - 2016 97 - 2017 103 - 2018 108 - 2019

Staff and Volunteers

11 new staff members hired since Jan 2019 60 Hours of staff training each year 300+ Hours of volunteer service annually AUDITOR'S REPORT

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT To the Board of Directors Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. and Affiliate 2231 Lower Hunters Trace Louisville, Kentucky

We have audited the accompanying consolidated financial statements of Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. (a nonprofit organization) and affiliate, which comprise the consolidated statement of financial position as of June 30, 2019, and the related statements of activities, functional expenses, and cash flows for the year then ended, and the related notes to the consolidated financial statements.

Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these consolidated financial statements in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America; this includes the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditor’s Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these consolidated financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the consolidated financial statements are free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the consolidated financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the consolidated financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the consolidated financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the consolidated financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Certified Public Accountants and Advisors 642 South Fourth Street, Suite 300 Louisville, Kentucky 40202 tel: 502.583.0248 fax: 502.589-1680 www.jnmcpa.com

Opinion In our opinion, the 2019 consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. and affiliate as of June 30, 2019, and the changes in their net assets and their cash flows for the year then ended, in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

Prior Period Consolidated Financial Statements The consolidated financial statements of Harbor House of Louisville, Inc. and affiliate as of June 30, 2018, were audited by other auditors whose report dated October 5, 2018, expressed an unmodified opinion on those statements. Emphasis of Matter As discussed in Note 2, the Organization has adopted Financial Accounting Standards Update 2016-14, Not-for-Profit Entities (Topic 958): Presentation of Financial Statements for Not-for-Profit Entities. Our opinion is not modified with respect to this matter. Louisville, Kentucky February 2, 2020 RESOURCES & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Revenues and Support: Fiscal Year Ended 2018 Fiscal Year Ended 2019 Program Service Income $1,429,862 $1,763,059 Contributions + In Kind $483,315 $1,331,826 Grants $308,109 $482,201 Special Events and Fundraising $272,724 $467,466 Interest Income $52 $1,344 Total Revenues and Support $2,494,062 $4,045,896

Expenses: Program Services $1,821,315 $1,966,048 Management and General $172,029 $185,455 Fundraising $251,222 $484,298 Total Expenses $2,244,566 $2,635,801

Increase (decrease) in Net Assets $249,496 $1,410,095 Net Assets at Beginning of Year $1,435,256 $1,684,752 Net Assets at End of Year $1,684,752 $3,094,847 Percentages 2018 Revenue 2019 Revenue Program services 57% Program services 44% Contributions 20% Contributions 33% Grants 12% Grants 12% Special Events and Fundraising 11% Special Events and Fundraising 11%

2018 Expenses 2019 Expenses Program Services 81% Program Services 75% Management and General 8% Management and General 7% Fundraising 11% Fundraising 18%* 2018 Revenue 2018 Expenses 2019 Revenue 2019 Expenses

Fundraising Management Management special events 11% special events program services 8% 7% 11% 11% program services 57% fundraising 44% 18% grants 12% grants 12%

contributions 20% contributions Program services 33% Program Services 81% 75%

*Increase in fundraising expense and contribution revenue is result of recognizing Ken-Ducky Derby in-kind contributions as both expense and revenue in fiscal year 2019. THANK YOU DONORS

Donors listed: July 2018-June 2019

Light House Keeper $20,000+ Guiding Light (cont.) Harbor Light (cont.) Mr. and Ms. Gregory Dueffert Mr. Stephen Gault Mr. and Ms. Phillip Stuecker Hilliard Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Lester Goetzinger Mr. James Thompson Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes Timmy's Auto Wash Kosair Charities Committee, Inc Incarnation Catholic Church Ms. Elsie Woodworth Mr. Patrick Strehl Representative Joni Jenkins Safe Haven $250-$499 The Gheens Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Ms. David Jett Able Quality Printing The King's Daughters & Sons Fndt. of Ky, Inc. Joe's Crab Shack Apple, Inc. The Wood & Marie Hannah Foundation Knights of Col-Bishop Spalding Cn. No. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bell Transit Authority of River City Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leis Ms. Anastacia Burge Tri-Arrows Aluminum, Inc. LG&E-KU, PPL Companies Ms. Cynthia Rae Carroll Zoeller Company Louisville Metro Council- District 10 Mr. Gilbert Cheatham Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zoeller Louisville Metro Council- District 13 Chongs Barber Center Louisville Metro Council-District 14 Beacon of Hope $10,000-$19,999 Consultants Corner, Inc. Louisville Metro Council-District 15 BIA of Greater Louisville Mr. and Mrs. Bill Deatrick Louisville Metro Council-District 24 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drennen Louisville Metro Council-District 25 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greaves Evan Williams Bourbon Experience Louisville Metro Council-District 3 Louisville Metro Government Holy Cross High School McNeely Stephenson Mr. Larry Love Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ketterer Michael Koch and Associates Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Knights of Columbus-KY. Assoc. for Disabled Mr. and Ms. Tom Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Doug Morris Ms. Sharon Landgraf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore Paradis Foundation, Inc. L B Masonry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moorman Republic Bank Foundation Louisville Metro Council- District 5 Nucor Tubular Products Technology Plus Louisville Metro Council-District 17 Ms. Jean O'Brien Louisville Metro Council-District 22 Harbor Master $5,000-$9,999 Owen Funeral Home Louisville Metro Council-District 4 Mr. Philip Ball Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Palmer Ms. Carol Pierce Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Raque Mrs. Deena Pluhar Mr. and Ms. Rick Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Quinn Caston & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sommer Mr. and Ms. Marvin Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Combs Jr. Strothman & Company, PSC Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robinson Dignity Memorial Superior Van & Mobility Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scheid Mr. Bernard Fineman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swope Ms. Diana Sumner Garrett-Stotz Company Mr. and Ms. Richard Swope Mr. James Van Valin Ms. Barbara Lamaster Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. Douglas Wolfe Louisville Metro Council-District 12 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thieneman Mollie Younger M & S Diebold Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Vertrees Mildred V Horn Foundation Walmart The Harbor $.01-$249 Prudential Heating & Air Woodmen of the World Chapter 14 Ronald Abell Jr. Mr. Sean Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. John Yarmuth Act Development INC Shop Local Kentucky, LLC Z Salon & Spa AmazonSmile Snowy Owl Foundation, Inc Ms. and Ms. Patty Andres Tom Drexler Harbor Light $500-$999 Ms. Gerin S. Ballard III Arcana Networks Mr. and Mrs. Gary Warner Balloon Society of Kentucky Inc. Ms. Pamela and Ms. Heather Cooper Zeefam Trust Mr. and Mrs. James Beck Mr. Robert Gahlinger Mr. and Ms. John Zoeller Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berger Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson Ms. Charlene Bishop Guiding Light $1,000-$4,999 L&N Federal Credit Union Anonymous Mr. Mitch Barnes Le Moo, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brink Mr. David Bohannon Louisville Metro Council- District 21 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brown Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caston Louisville Metro Council-District 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ronel Brown Catholic Health Initiatives Louisville Metro Council-District 2 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. Matt Clark Louisville Metro Council-District 7 Ms. Laura Browning Anonymous Louisville Metro Council-District 9 Ms. Susan Bryne Mr. Henry Cooper Mr. Mike Mountjoy Mr. and Mrs. Garry Burry Emma Snyder Charitable Foundation Pat's Steak House Ms. Lauren Cahill F.O.P.A. Deputy Sheriff's Lodge #25 Rubbertown Community Advisory Council Ms. Ann Canaday Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Galloway Mrs. Terri Stoltz THANK YOU DONORS

Donors listed: July 2018-June 2019

The Harbor (cont.) Anthony Gray Ms. Katherine Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grenough Ms. Karla Montgomery McKenzie Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guenthner Mr. Richard Moore Cardsavvy Consulting, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hahn Mr. and Mrs. James Moylan Ms. Marilyn Carlin Mr. and Ms. Ed Hammond Ms. Susan Naiser Mary Ann Carlisle Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hargrave Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Neal Carlo Cellucci Ms. Ellen Hauber Mr. and Ms. Keith Nichols Ms. Audrey Chapman Ms. Jennifer Heckel Vonda Norris CHEMCO Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. James Hendrickson Chad Nutter Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thomas Ms. Lois Herrmann Libby Nutter Ms. Barbara Clark Anonymous Ms. Norma Oeswein Dustin Clem Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heuke Sivetta Overall Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Coleman Shani Hillard Mr. and Mrs. Joe Page Mr. and Mrs. Donies Cook Ms. Marlene Hirsch Mr. and Ms. Daniel Parker Ms.Marilyn Cooper Ms. Angela Hooper Ms. Pamela Parrott Ms. Kathleen Corbett Mr. John Hubsch Cindy Patton Dawn Cox Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Huettig Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Perdue CRM Companies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfaadt Tammy Cumby Ms. Diane Hunter Mr. and Ms. Richard Pfeffer Mr. Tony Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Doug Iler Mr. and Mrs. Phil McIntee Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dahl Ms. Nora Jarboe Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Peercy Ms. Barbara Dames Mr. and Ms. Glenn Jennings Ms. Doris Pierce Mrs. Bertie Ann Dant John Jones Auto Group Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierce Jennifer Dillavou Mr. Matthew Jolliffe Dennis and Mary Pike Brenna Doan Mr. and Ms. Paul Jolliffe Raymond James Dianne Dollins Mr. Greg Karem Ms. Emily Redmon Lisa Dollins Dr. and Mrs. David Karp Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Reed Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Dotson Ms. Catherine Keene Ms. Lynn Rippy Ecomtek Telecom Llc Mr. and Mrs. Tony Keller Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rising C. Edelen Ms. Jan Kempf Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roberson Ms. Shannon Evans Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinberger Ms. Laura Rolling Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Mr. and Mrs. Roger King Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ball Robin Fagan Kroger Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rothgerber Faith Lutheran Church LWML Kull Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ruhl Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fallon Mr. Thomas Kupper Salt River Electric Mr. John Fallot Ms. Rosella Laird Dr. David Schulte Falls City Signs & Graphics Maria Lange Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sears Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faulkenberg Ms. Angela Leist Mr. Charles Senn Ms. and Ms. Dianne Feltham-Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lippmann Tracy Shcklette Ms. Angela Felts Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lockard Ms. Sheri Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ferguson Ms. Faith Lyles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ferguson Ms. Karen Mabbitt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith Ms. Cynthia First Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Florijan Mr. and Mrs. James Maier Ms. Connie Sorrell Judy Forcht Mr. and Mrs. Neil Manias Mr. and Ms. Unni Sreekumar Mr. James Ford Mr. and Mrs. Martin Richardson St. Lawrence Senior Citizens Club Ms. Michele Francis Dr. and Mrs. Russel May Starbucks Mr. Jeremy Frankforther Ms. Sharon McDonogh Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stetter Friendship Club Seniors Ministry Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson Ms. Emily Gahafer Jana McKinney Brittany Stone Kristy Garcia Ms. Faye McMahan Katie Stone GE Appliances Giving Campaign Mr. and Ms. Stephen McNeill Ms. Doris Stonska Ronald Gilbert Ms. Katie McWhorter Ms. Beatie Strader Joan Gillespie Ms. Teresa Mees Ms. Wanda B Strader Mr. and Mrs. Mark Glazer Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Meisner Dr. and Mrs. Larry Stroud Mr. and Ms. Geoffrey Graas Mr. David Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Will Swope Sylinia Graf Ms. Erica Messer Mr. and Mrs. Marc Tawfik Susan Graff Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meyer Mr. Alec Taylor THANK YOU DONORS

Donors listed: July 2018-June 2019

The Harbor (cont.) In-Kind (cont.) Ms. Jean O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thistleton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins Old 502 Winery Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas Ms. Pamela and Ms. Heather Cooper Otterbox Anonymous UPS DaDa Boutique Owen Funeral Home Ursuline Society and Academy of Education Ms. Julie Davis Padgett, Inc Mr. and Ms. Charlie Vause Derby Dinner Playhouse Mr. and Mrs. Joe Page Ms. Rita Vessels Evan Williams Bourbon Experience Ms. Pamela Parrott Mr. Bob Vittitow Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Phil McIntee Mr. and Ms. Dennis Waddell Falls City Signs & Graphics Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waller Flame Run At Glassworks Forrest Pittman and Haley Van Erem Angela Walters Forest Edge Winery Lucky and Mardi Pittman Ms. Nina Wardrip Frazier Museum Robin Pittman Mr. Steve Watts Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gallagher Ms. Savannah Pittman Mr. Robert Webb General Eccentric Mrs. Deena Pluhar Ms. Roberta Weck Glen Oaks Country Club Raising Cane's West Point Association of Graduates, USMA Gravely Brewing Company Raycom Legacy Content Company Ms. Mary Westerman Mr. and Mrs. Travis Haynes Ms. Jennifer Reichert Ms. Mary Ann Whelan Heine Brothers Reliable Rentals Ms. Sharon Winstel Heritage Environmental Services Republic Bank Foundation Ms. Donna Williams Hillerich & Bradsby Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ball Mrs. Carrie Willis Holiday World & Splashin Safari Ms. Justine Scaggs Melissa Willis HomeFit Personal Training Scandals Hair Salon Henry A. Wolf Honeybaked Ham Seelbach Hilton Ms. Sandra Wolfe Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse Sky Zone Ms. Deneen Woods Mr. and Ms. David Jett Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wooten J-Nails Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sostarich Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wright Joe's Crab Shack Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits Rhonda Young Anonymous Southwest Zeon Chemicals Kart Kountry Speed Art Museum Mr. Van Zipper Kendra Scott Squire Boone Caverns Mr. and Mrs. James Zoeller Kentucky Derby Museum Mr. and Ms. Unni Sreekumar Kentucky Drone In-Kind Stonybrook Kentucky Exposition Center Abel Construction Summit Media Corporation Kentucky Horse Park American Eagle Outfitters Sunergos KFC Yum! Center Aspen Creek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swope Knob Creek Gun Range B & J Trucking Service, Inc. Texas Roadhouse Ms. Donna Kremer Ms. Jane Beach The Dinner Detective Legacy Wealth Strategies Beaded Treasures Project The Louisville Zoo LEO Weekly Belle of Louisville Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas Liege and Dairy BIA of Greater Louisville Total Wine & More Louisville Bats Cindy Hicks Brown Touchstone Crystal Louisville City FC Mrs. Whitney Brown Toyota of Louisville LXC Sports and Social Club Mr. Derek Browning Tri-Arrows Aluminum, Inc. Malibu Jack's Ms. Amber Bryson University of Louisville - Cardinal Athletics Mr. and Mrs. Martin Richardson Buffalo Trace Distillery Mr. and Mrs. Gary Warner Mary KayMassage Therapy Bulleit Bourbon Wayne's Lawn Service Mrs. Frank McCrory Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caston Wick's Pizza Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Chick-fil-A WKU Athletics Ms. Linda Mertz Children's Hospital Foundation WLKY 32 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller Chongs Barber Center Woodhaven Country Club Dani Miller Ms. Barbara Clark Ms. Deneen Woods Mrs. Marla Moore Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clark Zoeller Company Muhammad Ali Center Clayton & Crume Mr. and Ms. John Zoeller Ms. Susie Murr Mr. and Mrs. Danny Clifford Nanz & Kraft Climb Nulu National Corvette Museum COIT Cleaning & Restoration Services THANK YOU DONORS

Donors listed: July 2018-June 2019

In Memory In Memory (cont.) Lighthouse Society Members

In memory of Mr. David Huckelberry Mr. David Merrick Archdiocese of Louisville- Dr. and Mrs. Larry Stroud Ms. Audrey Chapman Archbishop Joseph Kurtz In memory of Mr. Frank McCrory Ms. Mary Ann Whelan Mr. Phil Ball John Jones Auto Group Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brink Mr. and Mrs. John Bilby Balloon Society of Kentucky Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blain Ms. Angela Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caston Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Ms. Rita Vessels Bryant Heating and Cooling- Mr. Van Zipper In memory of Ms. Ruth Cheatham Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schembari Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson Mr. Gilbert Cheatham Mr. and Mrs. Jack Combs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Beck In memory of Ms. Anna K. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Dean Deakins Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mahoney Mr. Henry Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Dueffert C. Edelen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smalley Dr. and Mrs. Henry Fairleigh In memory of Mr. James White In memory of Ms. Joyce Robbins Anonymous Ms. Karen Mabbitt Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greaves Ms. Angela Felts In Honor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Guenthner Ms. Laura Browning In honor of Clara Zoeller Mr. Rich Hornung Ms. Sheri Simpson Cindy Patton Mr. and Mrs. David Jett Ms. Marlene Hirsch In honor of Father Christian Moore Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kremer Ms. Emily Redmon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leis Ms. Charlene Bishop In honor of Jackie Warner Mr. and Mrs. Pat MacDonald Ms. and Ms. Dianne Feltham-Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rothgerber Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Neal In honor of John and Elaine Zoeller Mr. and Mrs. Don Mucci Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guenthner Mr. and Mrs. James Zoeller Ms. Jean O’Brien In memory of Mr. Kenneth Quinn In honor of Mr. Bud Bowman Paradis Foundation Inc.- Mr. Charles Leis West Point Association of Graduates, USMA Ms. Jennifer Heckel Mr. Zane Peyton Ms. Faith Lyles In honor of Mr. Jeff Hofmann Publishers Printing Company- In memory Mr. Marion Hank Dant Ms. Marilyn Cooper Mr. Nicholas Simon Mrs. Bertie Ann Dant In honor of Mr. Jesse Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Raque In memory of Mr. Walter T. Wilkinson Ursuline Society and Academy of Education Ratterman Grand Chapels- Mr. Greg Karem In honor of Mr. Phil Ball Mr. Tony Ratterman Ms. Barbara Dames Rubbertown Community Advisory Council Republic Bank and Trust Company- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Meisner In honor of Mr. Phil Steucker Mr. Steve Trager Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thistleton Mr. Stephen Gault Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schneider Ms. Susan Bryne In honor of Mr. Zane Peyton Mr. Nicholas Simon Mr. and Mrs. Garry Burry Mr. James Van Valin Patrick and Maria Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hahn In honor of Ms. Connie Bobo Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swope Dr. David Schulte Ms. Elsie Woodworth Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swope Ms. Marilyn Carlin In honor of Stockton Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Whitty In memory of Mr. Wayne Thieneman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Zoeller Company-Mr. John Zoeller Mrs. Carrie Willis Mr. and Mrs. Doug Iler *Harbor House apologizes for any errors or omissions. In memory of Mrs Hattie A Miller Please contact us so that we may remedy the error. Salt River Electric In memory of Mrs. Jenny Kremer Mr. Greg Karem Ms. Barbara Dames Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Meisner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thistleton Ms. Susan Bryne Mr. and Mrs. Garry Burry Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hahn Dr. David Schulte Ms. Marilyn Carlin In memory of Mrs. Rosie Pike Dennis and Mary Pike Mr. and Mrs. Neil Manias P.O. Box 58219 Louisville, KY 40268

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