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Annual Report the Mcmillen Center for Health Education Board of Directors Educates Youth and Adults in Northeast Indiana, Around the Country, and Into Canada Annual Report The McMillen Center for Health Education Board of Directors educates youth and adults in northeast Indiana, around the country, and into Canada. This year President: Grant Goeglein Northwestern Mutual we reached a record number of students – over 51,000! Our mission of providing preventive Vice President: Melissa Wolf health education is the same, but how we meet Baden, Gage & Schroeder, LLC our mission has changed as the needs of our Secretary: Stasha Carrasquillo community change. Parkview Foundation While we continue to deliver education here at our Center and in the schools, our film studio allows us Treasurer: Betsy Hartman Do it Best Corp to provide live education around the world and to film educational videos. In the coming years you David Bleeke, DDS Retired will see us moving more into curriculum development to reach youth with unique David Jankowski McMillen programming. Our first curriculum Weigand Construction Co., Inc. Brush! has been an astounding success, currently reaching over 60,000 preschoolers nationwide. Vicki Lee Johnson AWS Foundation We’ve also published three children’s books on oral health and developed a musical assembly based Rudy Kachmann, MD on our I Need My Teeth book. Fort Wayne Neurological Center The success of the McMillen Center continues to be cultured by the generous support we receive LaTheresa King Fort Wayne Community Schools from our donors, including foundations, individuals, and corporate sponsorships. Zachary Klutz We look forward to another exciting year! Barrett McNagny, LLP Jerry Mackel, MD Retired Holli Seabury, CEO Miles Nitz Take Charge Counseling Jerry Nix MKM architecture + design Krista Peak Lutheran Children’s Hospital Guide Ann Reidenbach Intro..................................p.1 Reidenbach Nutrition Our Influence.................p.2 Robin Ritchie Brush!...............................p.3 Lake City Bank Vitality Awards...............p.4 Income & Expenses......p.5 Donors.............................p.6 1. Our Influence Online 1,106 - Active Healthy Families Distance Education 7,204 - E-Learning In House 9,358 - At Our Facility Outreach 33,373 - Community Locations Total 51,041 (9,829 More Total People Reached Since Last Fiscal Year) Our Most Popular Programs Did you know? Life Begins In Spring of 2015, we introduced our Toward Maturity Pharm Crisis program, the development Respect and Responsibility of which was funded by The American Stay Drug Free Medical Association. Pharm Crisis Brush! informed students of the devastating Stand Against Bullying effects of prescription medication abuse. Don’t Give Me any Bull Tobacco: Coughin’ to Coffin The News About Booze Drug Free: The Way to Be Health Adventure 2. Serving 60,000 nationwide, the Brush! curriculum addresses the prevention of dental decay in infants and young children, using a comprehensive approach that ® involves parents, early childhood education professionals, and children. Visit www.brushdental.org to learn more. 2015 Interprofessional Children's Oral Health Summit At the 2015 Interprofessional Children’s Oral Health Summit, nationally known keynote speakers presented on the important topic of oral health as it relates to children. Education on the need for children to establish a dental home at age one and encouraging pediatricians to work with dentists was the focus of this event. Speakers included David Krol MD, MPH, FAAP (top left), Patrice Pascual M.A. (top right), Lisa Rudolph, DMD, MPH (bottom) and Paul Rudolph (bottom). Brush! Assembly In our Brush! Assembly, students get a chance to view a live presentation that educates them on the importance of their teeth. The story is about a boy named James and includes characters such as Roger the Red Robot, The Tooth Fairy and his best friend, Matthew. With funding from Delta Dental Foundation, the Brush! Assembly was presented to over 4,500 Allen County students. 3. Vitality Awards At the fourth annual Vitality Awards, held on May 14th, 2015, at the Landmark Centre, we honored outstanding members in our community who work in the areas of healthcare, health education, wellness and prevention. Our 2015 Award Winners Education Wellness Nancy Gillespie PhD, RN Debbie Meyer Prevention Student Ambassador Peter Paonessa Joe Westropp Janus Award Recipient Silver Sponsors Rockhill Design Bronze Sponsors Haines, Isenbarger & Skiba, LLC Wealth Advisors Group Dining Sponsors Weigand Construction Sweetwater Judge Charles Pratt Baden Gage & Schroeder, LLC Lake City Bank Judge Charles Pratt’s list of community involvement is extensive, most notable being one of the two principle founders Award Sponsors of Great KIDS make Great COMMUNITIES. John & Marcia Crawford with marciacrawford.net Great KIDS is a positive youth Parkview Physicians Group - Cardiology development initiative in Allen County. PHP 4. Income & Expenses Program Services & Health Education 2014-2015 Expenses $473,370 Management & General Expenses $186,420 Development Expenses Did you know? $85,101 Actual cost per student : $18.21 What students pay: $5.00 2014-2015 Income Brush Curriculum Investment Income $86,004 $244,439 In-Kind $22,652 Grants & Donations Admissions 5. $361,435 $126,518 Bronze $500 - $999 Corinna Ladd LaTheresa King Lake City Bank Shelby Krawczyk Donors Anonymous William and Amanda LaSalle Drs. Chung and Sage Lee Platinum Baden, Gage and Schroeder, LLC $20,000 & Above Mrs. Richard S. Logan Norm McBride Barrett and McNagny LLP AWS Foundation Dr. Leonard and Mildred Mastbaum Charles McNagny Biomet Olive B. Cole Foundation D.O. McComb and Sons Funeral Helen Mitson Darlington Warehouse Homes Community Foundation of Greater FW Kevin and Patricia Murphy Do it Best Corporation Meijer The DEKKO Foundation Michael and Mary Musson Erin’s House for Grieving Children Debra Meyer Delta Dental Foundation Dr. Nowak’s E328 Classes, IPFW Fort Wayne Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Dee Nelson English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation and Implant Center Eric Ottinger Bill and Carol Niezer McMillen Foundation, Inc. Georgetowne Place Retirement Peter Paonessa M. E. Raker Foundation, Inc. The Orthopedic Hospital of Lutheran Grant Goeglein Health Network Douglas F. Reed Renaissance Family Foundation Indiana Dental Association Foundation Mac and Pat Parker Chris and Camy Rodenbeck St. Joseph Community Health for Dental Health Parkview Center for Healthy Living Betty Sue Rowe Foundation Indiana First Lady’s Charitable Susan Ryan Steel Dynamics Foundation, Inc. Foundation Parkview Health Dr. Ronald H. Scheeringa Edward M. and Mary McCrea Wilson Indiana University School of Dentistry Parkview Health and Fitness Foundation Kilgore International, Inc. Parkview Senior Services L. Smith Counseling, LLC. Jessica Swinford-Meyer Diamond $10,000 - $19,999 Zachary and Tera Klutz Jim Poiry Dick and Lisa Teets American Dental Association Lake City Bank John Redd Foundation Lassus Foundation Lynn and Mark Reecer Don Thompson American Medical Association PBS 39 Ann Reidenbach Erica Walworth Edward D. and Ione Auer Foundation Krista Peak Dick and Ann Robinson Dave and Kim Ward Harold and Rachel McMillen Sweetwater Dorothy Robinson Ryan Waugh Foundation Donald Thornton Linda Ruffolo Brandon White Gold $5,000 - $9,999 Burt A. Townsend Marcia K. Sauter John Wilks Lutheran Health Network Weigand Construction Co., Inc. Brad and Jean Schantz Peter and Susan Yee Jerry Mackel, MD Yoder Rahrig Family Dentistry Daniel Schmidt, DDS In-Kind Donations Physicians Health Plan of Northern Kathryn Schreiber Indiana, Inc. Copper $100 - $499 Biaggi’s Ristorante Italiano, LLC Thomas M. Shoaff PNC Foundation Ronald and Sylvia Aichele Bradley Gough Diamonds Steven Smith Silver Alliance of the Isaac Knapp District Timothy Bussick $1,000 - $4,999 Dental Society, Inc. Anthony Stites Canlan Ice Sports All Community Events (Glo Run) Anonymous David Stouder Casa Restaurants Anthem Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Dr. Michael Stronczek Chick- Fil - A Howard P. Arnold Foundation Brian and Jill Bowman Kathleen Summers Copy Solutions Thomas Cottrell Sean T. Brennan Dr. J. Phillip and Carolyn Tyndall Country Heritage Winery & Vineyard Council for a Drug Free LaGrange Michael Brooks University of Saint Francis Crazy Pinz County Isa and Elizabeth Canavati David and Faith VanGilder DBR Photography John and Marcia Crawford Stasha Carrasquillo Gregory Veerkamp Debrand Chocolatier Deister Machine Company, Inc. Concordia Lutheran School Vera Bradley Embassy Theatre De Kalb Co. Community Foundation Jerome J. Dahm Wildcat Recreation Association, Inc. Ferguson Advertising, Inc. Drug Free Steuben Denta Quest Wildwood Racquet Club Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo Durant Foundation, Inc. Lynn Douple Stephan and Melissa Wolf Fort Wayne Outfitters & Bike Depot Foundation for Dental Health Education DuCharme, McMillen and Associates Mary Ann Ziembo Fort Wayne TinCaps Haines, Isenbarger and Skiba, LLC Sally and Ned Edington Under $100 Fresh Market William J. and Bonnie L. Hefner Dr. Thomas and Marie Felger Dona Atkin Guenther Herzog Foundation Findley Financial Corp Suzy Beard Kroger Indiana Society of Pediatric Dentistry, Fort Wayne Medical Society Alliance Inc. Alice Burke Beth Laurence Fort Wayne Medical Society Isaac Knapp District Dental Society Dick and Deb Conklin Lincoln Printing Corporation Fort Wayne Orthopedics Kosciusko Co. Community Foundation Drew Dunlavy Mad Anthony Brewing Company Charles Frankhouser MKM architecture + design Daniel and Lois Ewing Plex North Paramjit Gill Parkview Physicians Group - Farrington Specialty Counseling, Inc. Prairie Farms Dairy Cardiology
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