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2019-2020 Annual Report 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT Our Mission Outcomes To prevent the neglect and abuse of Oklahoma’s children through parent (July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020) education and support. 234 Families Served How We Do It 2,456 Completed Home Visits Our trained parent educators provide home-based services that help parents provide their children with a safe, loving and nurturing home. 612 RightTrack In-Hospital Visits We work with parents to empower them to put their children on a course Development Screenings for success in life by delivering the tools, education and support they 744 need to raise their children in an environment that allows for the proper 266 Referrals Received developmental, emotional and physical growth every child is entitled to. 1,500 Family Resource Connections Your Generous Support Appreciated Parent Promise is able to do the work we do through the generous support Financials of our donors and the local community. We invite you to support our (July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020) mission so our family-focused services can remain free and voluntary. The most convenient way to donate is online at parentpromise.org/give/ Income State Grant $281,178 2019-2020 Donors Federal Grant $353,646 Those listed below donated monetary funds or in-kind donations of $100 or more. Private Funding/ $10,000 and Above Swinton, Charlie, & Barbie Sylke, Steven and Maggie Rees Family Foundation Larsen Music Neutron Holding Inc. Dba Lime Donations $542,077 Arnall Family Foundation Dr. And Mrs. Shelby Norman JW Data, LLC DBA Aurelius Golf Love Meyer Family Foundation Oklahoma Rural Water Association- Blanks, John and Traci Special Events $209,415 The Kirkpatrick Family Fund ORWA Elias, Books, Brown & Nelson, P.C. Carl C. & Marie Jo Anderson Ken Wolfe Enterprises, Inc. Schlitterbahn Interest/Other $12,997 Charitable Foundation The Wolftrap Brune, Sarah A. Exchange Club of Oklahoma City Standish, Marty and Jennifer Jungels, Terri Hesed Foundation James Avery Artisan Jewelry Ratchford, Jim and Karla TOTAL $1,399,313 Wegener Foundation, Inc. Allen, Gerry and Cindy Pierce, Drew Robyn Promotions Hays Law Offices PLLC $5,000 to $9999 Blackketter, Kim Benevity Oklahoma City Community Foundation Joseph and Michelle Smith Watson, Dawn Boelte, Craig and Paula Pat & Gayle Patterson Smith, T. Matthew 39% Oklahoma City Firefighters Association Killough, Scott Stinson, Preston and Sheila Private Funding/ Exchange Club of Edmond A.M. Ruminer, Vincent and Trudy McConnell-Corbyn, Laura Donations 25% Foresters Bowling Lynn, Donald and Vanessa Federal $1,000 to $4,999 Brakefield, Andrea Oklahoma Gas & Electric- OG&E Grant White & Weddle PC Thomas, Joel and Rachel Parrish, Patti COOP Ale Works Waganer, Kourtney Cameron Financial Strategies Wright, Allen and Jacque HSPG & Associates Anita F. Sanders Inc. Benton, Cory and Bethany Holmes, Holmes & Neisent, P.L.L.C. Ogden, Richard C. McDonald, Ryan and Roxanne PSA Consulting Salim, Rocky and Lisa Howard, Bob Bush Law Offices Crowe & Dunlevy, PC Kappa Delta Nu Chapter Hafar, Barry & Allison Nice, Blaine and Candace Brown, Vance and Janet Rinehart, Bruce Fair, Mike and Sherry Hillemeyer, Craig and Shelly Handley, Fletcher Osborne, Susy Price, Jennie Broughton, Carole Harward, Robert and Anita Richmond, Roone Midwest Wrecking Company Darr & Collins LLC Mott, Jennifer Sonic Industries Jordan, Gina Wycoff, Jason and Brittney Hal Smith Restaurants Hunsucker Legal Group PC Lewis, David and Jodi Quail Creek Bank Thomas, Matt Schillings, Amy Matthews Funeral home Blackburn, Judy Spradling, Cameron and Kelly Scott, Clifton and Gloria Mc Rorie, Molly and Carl Special Roy, Dennis and Gina Kennedy, John Jackson, Don Events Echols, David Commons, Steve and Pamela Wilson, David State 15% Downtown Exchange Club Morgan, Porter Benevity Causes 20% Grant Benn, Ryan and Robbyn McGee, Jordan and Aubree Interest/ Mullins, Michael and Tracey $100 to $499 Lalonde, David and Leslie 1% Other Hill, Brian and Lacie Andrew, Don and Mollie Le, Matthew and Maddy Danahy, April Kline, Mistie Hays Law Offices PLLC Paycom Payroll, LLC Franklin, Kennith and Linda Coleman, Bill and Helen Tulsa Community Foundation Commons, Steve and Pamela McBride, Michael Calvert, Connie Cherokee Nation-Talequah Manger, Robert and Karlita Expenses Oklahoma City Assoc. of Professional Biladeau, David Ferguson, Jay and Kristen Landmen Sunrise Springs Spa Cobo, Gary Burris, Steve and Brandi McFerron, Pat Dickens, lee Ann Administration $121,977 Edstrom, Michelle Haiduk, John and Darla Pierce, Joseph Huddleston, Eric and Kami Conrad, Grady Clabo, Carol Programs $1,008,929 McLaughlin Family Foundation Harris, Douglas Buettner, Ken and Barb Carlton’s Landing Harjo, Ben Young, Alison Fundraising $201,244 Kitch, Denver and Emily John and Karen Klinka Fuhrman, Molly Ross Thun, Hans Daddy Brad’s Meat Shack Robinson, Brett and Karma Hall, Charles “Chuck” Kendra Scott Classen Curve Rice, Jim and Vonda Total $1,332,130 Dickens, Lee Ann Abel, Robert and Susan Brown, Billie Klingenbert & Associates, P.C. Killough, Amoreena Pemberton, Trevor Morris, Scott and Rachel Wyatt, C. H. Oplotnik, Darci 9% Karges, Arnelila Hennick, Richard and Glenda Hurst, Kelli Administration Franfurt, Mitch and Kelly Farzaneh, Vahid and Sarah Holt, David and Rachel Myrick, Walt and Amy Hammond, Lisa Knutson, Craig and Julie 15% Foresters Bowling Stoner, Ken and Barbara Lindley, Bill Fundraising Rughani, Ankur and Melanie Potts, Ray and Pat Lanier, Maggie Helms Law Firm Matthews trust, Earl and Betty Wallace, Lisa BancFirst Felice, Deborah and Mike Watson, Donald and Tynia Roberts, Bill Rubenstein & Pitts, PLLC Cray, Jessica American Fidelity Foundation Downtown Optimist Club of Weems, Cameron National Exchange Club Foundation Oklahoma City A Plus Home Keeping French Family Charitable Foundation Stein, Larry Bomhoff, John Troup, Pam Burgin, TC and Christy North, Jared and Jenna Timms, Rodney and Jill Holmes, Philip Garrison, Lexie Showbiz Cinemas, LLC Tippens Ranch Fagin, Arnold and Mari Hines, Brett and Elizabeth Grossman, Mark $500 to $999 Gaston, Julia Sewell, Emily Hendrix, Drew and Jessica Burris, Chris Gerald Cox Family Zaloudek, Mitch and Ryan Hernandez, Roselie Hall, Joel and Sarah Schwartz, Marc and Susan Eide Baily LLP Hackworth, Carla 76% Thrift, Britta Durbin,Lairmore and Bialick, PC Hahn, John and Sherry Programing Dickens Law Firm Holmes, Lee and Claire Anderson, Carolyn Gray Nestle Purina Oklahoma State University Athletics Southwest Airlines Berger, Kelly and Kim Please Connect With Us | www.parentpromise.org | ParentPromise | 405-232-2500.
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