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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Renewal, One Life at a Time.
DaySpring Villa is Oklahoma’s first faith-based,
certified shelter for women and their children whose
lives have been impacted by domestic violence,
sexual assault, stalking or human sex trafficking.
We offer a unique approach to restore, rebuild, and
renew lives by integrating goals-based programs
with spiritual guidance and the time each individual
needs to heal. Since 1995, DaySpring Villa has
transformed the lives of more than 6,700 women
and children in crisis.
As a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization,
DaySpring Villa receives no financial support from
the government or The United Way. Our ability to
provide protective shelter, basic needs and life-
changing services relies on the financial generosity
of caring individuals, companies, foundations, and
churches of every denomination.
Renewing a damaged life is akin to planting tiny seeds of hope in fresh, fertile soil.
When physical, emotional and spiritual wounds are tended to with the elements of acceptance, compassion and unconditional love, only then can the seeds take root. With regular care, life springs free.
For women who’ve endured a lifetime of abuse and pain, who’ve battled forces that replaced their self-esteem with self-loathing, DaySpring Villa provides the opportunity for renewal. A safe, protective environment where no one can harm them. Basic human needs that feed the heart, mind and soul. Caring arms and goals-planning to chart their growth and transformation. Spiritual guidance to support their life’s new path.
For every woman whose life has been broken by violence, who questions her very purpose for breathing, DaySpring Villa is here to guide her, educate her, then celebrate her as she blossoms into the woman she was always meant to be.
In retrospect, the year 2014 for DaySpring Villa can be summed up in one word: Change.
Like every organization, DaySpring Villa experienced its share of ups and downs—some of them predictable, others not. Staff and guests alike found themselves scurrying around the obstacles that accompany building construction, learning new paths to get where they needed to be, and bumping into the unexpected on occasion.
We lost our beloved volunteer champion and prayer warrior Evelyn Cline in October, whose earthly presence is sorely missed in our halls but forever etched in our hearts and minds.
We saw heartbreak in the eyes of new guests upon their arrival to DaySpring Villa. Felt disappointment when some left too soon.
But witnessed beautiful triumphs when a woman and her children, no longer
victims of fear, announced they were ready to live independently.
Change, I remind myself, may be never ending in purpose but so
are we. With thanks to all who support our mission to transform the lives of women and children in crisis, DaySpring Villa can
remain as resilient to the changes that come our way as a mighty oak against the wind.
The Year in ReviewDaySpring Villa in 2014 admitted 114 women who brought with them 69
children for a total of 183 guests. The average guest
stay was 111 days, an increase from 104 days in 2013. After two years of accepting adult human sex trafficking victims, we’ve learned that these women do not tend to stay as long as domestic violence survivors. We are nonetheless committed
to demonstrating that help is here and change is possible.
For the sixth consecutive year, DSV shattered all previous records for number of phone calls seeking assistance with 2,523 callers. This translates to an average of 7 calls every day and illustrates a growing trend by women in our communities reaching out for help.
DaySpring Villa conducts performance audits throughout the year to evaluate our ability to provide essential services for our guests, and to identify areas in which our guests are underserved. These areas continue to include:
• Medical and dental services for those who don’t qualify for Medicaid
• Legal services for guests in divorce, child custody or other situations
• More community case management for elderly victims
• More immediate housing for all domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human sex trafficking victims due to peak capacities at DSV and other shelters much of the time.
While the need for these services and housing remains great, we are pleased to
To Our Supporters:
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AbiBow Recycling LLCAccent Moving & Storage, Inc.ACCO LadiesAction Spring Co., Inc.Advantage Glass, Inc.Allred ManufacturingApache CorporationBlue Star MothersBP Corporation North America, Inc.Bryant Refractory CompanyCentral Sooner ResearchCentury Plating, Inc.Chevron HumankindChristian Counseling, PLLCCitgo Petroleum Company
Cleveland Integrity ServicesComm-ArtsDejaVu DécorDLS Consulting LLCEdison Electric Company Inc.Elite Small Business SolutionsElite TrainingEllis Design Solution, Inc.First GivingFMC TechnologiesFreedom Auto Network LLCGraphic Resources & ReproductionGreen Country Marble Inc.Greystone Environmental ServiceHarpers Hut Sno Cone
Helmerich & Payne, Inc.Homeowners Ins. Agency, Inc.Hood & Associates CPA’s PCHoward & Widdows, PLLCIndustrial Piping Companies, LLCInstitute of Management AccountsJarvis, Inc.Joe Hall Land Company LLCJournal Record PublishingKeystone Chevrolet, Inc.Kimberly-ClarkL-3 Communitions, WestwoodLu Greg Trucking, LLCMagellan Midstream Partners, LPMorrow-Gill Lumber Company
Naukam Marketing, Inc.Network for GoodNewfield Exploration CompanyOklahoma Counseling AssociationPhillips 66Plastic Solution Southwest Inc.Pryer AccountingReveal Salon LLCSand Springs Sportsman ClubSM EnergySooner Clinical ResearchSpruce Up Lawn & Landscape Inc.Standridge Operating CompanyStevens TruckingSupporting Hands Organization
Business Donors
report that during 2014, Dr. Jason Lee, a Tulsa internist, continued to donate time every month with an onsite clinic to aid our guests and their children. We are blessed to have volunteer optometrist Dr. Denise Roddy of Advanced Eye Care perform two free eye exams each month. Should a guest require eye glasses, a faithful DSV supporter purchases their eye glasses. We also wish to thank Broadway Baptist Church Women’s Group for helping one of our guests in 2014 with a much needed set of dentures.
Milestones and AchievementsAs a not-for-profit organization that receives no government or United Way funding, DaySpring Villa is truly grateful for every goal we achieve. In 2014, we kicked-off and continued initiatives that not only allow us to respond to women and children in crisis but architect the future of our shelter, services, and quality of life in our communities. Here’s a snapshot of how your financial gifts and donations of time are resulting in positive changes for everyone:
• Updating our five-year plan, which prepares us to address trends related
to domestic violence, human sex trafficking, sexual assault and stalking.
• Upgrading and expanding our facility to reduce energy costs, protect our guests and staff from severe weather events, and refurbishing our east wing to accommodate the growing number of trafficking victims.
• Increasing our volunteer base from 1,307 in 2013 to 1,783 in 2014.
• Expanding our donor base to more than 7,000 businesses and developing an online communications strategy to reach more demographics with regular news and information.
• Enhancing our development programs, such as our Church Advisory Board, to increase monthly financial support and critical donations of everyday needs, such as diapers, toilet paper and laundry detergent.
• Enriching our children’s program with education and family friendly activities, such as picnics, pizza parties and sporting events.
• Completing 24 hours of in-service training to build upon our staff’s abilities to work with our guests.
• Speaking to 82 civic groups, businesses, churches and women’s ministries across the state; hosting 84 tours of our facility; and serving on the Oklahoma Human Trafficking Task Force.
• Transporting guests to 1,370 appointments, including jobs, doctor appointments and court dates.
• Achieving a record-breaking $55,376.44 at our 2014 Annual Royal Feast fundraiser.
• Contracting with a trauma therapist to provide weekly counseling for our human sex trafficking guests.
As we look ahead, DaySpring Villa in 2015 will celebrate 35 years of service to communities across the state. Another year of change is almost certain to greet us. With your continued support of our mission, we are prepared as the mighty oak to weather any storm.
On behalf of the guests of DaySpring Villa, thank you for your generous support throughout 2014.
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Adams Charitable FoundationBoethos Foundation, Inc.Burton Foundation, Inc.Children’s Medical CharitiesMary & James Harrison FoundationHans & Lea Helmerich Charitable Family FoundationPhilip & Miranda Kaiser Family FundLadies of Local 798Ms. Molly FoundationRejoice FoundationSaied Family FoundationThe Anne & Henry Zarrow FoundationThe Elpis FoundationThe Goatcher FoundationThe Grace & Franklin Bernsen Foundation
The J.E. & L.E. Mabee FoundationThe Newfield FoundationThe Raines Family FoundationThe Rosebury Charitable FoundationWaters Charitable FoundationYOT Full Circle Foundation
FoundationsTelecom Pioneeers OK Chapter 41The Perfect TouchThe Word in Music, IncTown of Hickory, OKTulsa Gas & Gear LLCUnit CorporationUS Energy RecoveryVVA Chapter 216Weamco, Inc.Williams CompanyWomen’s Club SP
Executive Director
Individual Donors
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Keagan & Tami AbelsDolores AbrahamsTony & Katie AcunaGlenn W. & Jo E. AdamsonGerene K. AdwonH. Don & Patsy L. AkinEmily Bailey AldrichDel & Ramona AllenDorian AllenTracy D. AltieriJefflyn A. AlveyPhil & Carli AmersekBob S. & Brenda L. AndersonBrad & Julie J. AndersonCathy AndersonAlison AnthonyMichael & Vicky ArandBryan & Diane ArmigerZula Arney
Christopher A. & Toni J. AshleyRay C. & Jannelle G. Babb, Jr.Chuck & Cheryl L. BaberWarren & Frances BaberMike & Julia BacherDenton L. & Selena L. BakerJim B. BakerBenjamin & Darena BankstonE. Carol BarkerDouglas A. & Terri L. BarnesR. J. & Reba N. BarkerJimmy P. & Alma J. BarnesBilly A. & Debra L. BarnettSharon K. BarnettJerry BasfordTommy & Sandra BashamGarry & Joyce BaskinDarrin L. & Faith L. BatesJerry & Amy Bates
Joe & Janet BaucomWillie BaughGary & Mary BaxterKenneth & Pamela BayerThomas BeardMarthanda BeckworthCarrol H. & Linda K. BeenBetty L. BellShawn & Debbie BellTiffany Nicole BellP. Bradley & Janna BendureDon & Tonya BennettPat & Desiree BennettJerry BergdorfKathryn P. BergnerConn & Sharon BerkenbileN. D. & Ann BerrymanBruce A. & Karen M. BettsDr. Samuel & Karen Bielgk
Stephen & Karen BiggsCharles & Merrianne BilesRonnie Jo BinghamDr. James R. & Suzzette M. BirchRebecca S. BizzellBrock D. BlackburnW.C. & M. Kathy BlacklerNancy BlakemoreJ.S. & Leann BlaylockDenise BoldingJo Ann BoltonJoan BomholtJanice BondMilledge M. & Betty BonhamTony & Michelle BonicelliTerry & Beverley Boone, Sr.Francis & Jo Evelyn BoudreauxJerry & Patricia BowenDeborah L. Bowles
Jack F. & Betty L. BoxJohn N. & N. Eve BradsherRachel E. BratkovichTenny BrightMike & Jane BrisbinRev. & Mrs. Harold E. BrockhoffC. Arnold & Patricia BrownSue Ann BrownJohn A. BrunnerBobby J. & Sarah A. BryantJoe W. & Marcia BryantJ. Shayne & Marta BuchananWayne & Ronda BuckRandy & Kevia J. BuckleyRoy L. & Peggy BucknerJeremy BufordSusan A. BuitinkRhonda R. BurchBryan K. & Katherine Burchan
2014 2013 2012
Assets
Current Assets
Cash 264,959 544,472 315,369
Money Market – Cash 348,422 357,565 205,678
Schwab Investment 216,324 373,031 309,305
Total Cash & Investments 829,705 1,275,068 $830,352
Property, Plant and Equipment
Land 5,000 5,000 5,000
Building & Improvements 1,048,372 1,093,372 1,024,292
Building Under Construction 530,704 0 0
Furniture & Fixtures 85,097 85,097 79,488
Equipment 162,169 162,169 139,317
Vehicles 151,768 151,768 96,768
$1,983,110 $1,497,406 $1,344,865
Less Accumulated Depreciation -575,950* -575,950 -501,829
Net Property and Equipment 1,407,160 921,456 843,036
Total Assets $2,236,865 $2,196,524 $1,673,388
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable 0 0 0
Accrued Expenses 0 377 233
Total Current Liabilities 0 377 233
Net Assets
Unrestricted 1,593,327 1,346,296 1,239,541
Designated Funds 436,507 681,859 298,719
Endowments 207,031 167,992 134,895
Net Assets $2,236,865 $2,196,147 $1,673,155
Total Net Assets $2,236,865 $2,196,524 $1,673,388
Key Numbers and Financials Three-Year Balance Sheet
*estimated for 2014
Left abusive homes.
87women
with
57children
with
12children
Escapedtraffickers.
27women
144Domestic Violence Guests
39Sex
TraffickingGuests
2014 Intake: 183 Guests
(up from 104 days in 2013)
2,523phone calls for assistance(our most ever)
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40%
60%
80%
100%
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2014 Average Capacity 90.67%
DSV capacity = 55 women and their children
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900
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201420132012
3-Year Comparison of Revenues and Expenses($000)
Revenues
Expenses
Expenses are risingfaster than revenues
2014 2013 2012
Assets
Current Assets
Cash 264,959 544,472 315,369
Money Market – Cash 348,422 357,565 205,678
Schwab Investment 216,324 373,031 309,305
Total Cash & Investments 829,705 1,275,068 $830,352
Property, Plant and Equipment
Land 5,000 5,000 5,000
Building & Improvements 1,048,372 1,093,372 1,024,292
Building Under Construction 530,704 0 0
Furniture & Fixtures 85,097 85,097 79,488
Equipment 162,169 162,169 139,317
Vehicles 151,768 151,768 96,768
$1,983,110 $1,497,406 $1,344,865
Less Accumulated Depreciation -575,950* -575,950 -501,829
Net Property and Equipment 1,407,160 921,456 843,036
Total Assets $2,236,865 $2,196,524 $1,673,388
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable 0 0 0
Accrued Expenses 0 377 233
Total Current Liabilities 0 377 233
Net Assets
Unrestricted 1,593,327 1,346,296 1,239,541
Designated Funds 436,507 681,859 298,719
Endowments 207,031 167,992 134,895
Net Assets $2,236,865 $2,196,147 $1,673,155
Total Net Assets $2,236,865 $2,196,524 $1,673,388
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Tim & Carol BurgerBrian Wayne BurgessJohn D. BurroughsAustin & Kelly BurtonJack & Deborah BurtonElena M. BussellRick & Gina ButefishRandy & Cheryl ByersRobert & Linda BynumBarry & Jennifer CalvertTim L. & Carol A. CalvertBill CampbellFrederick & Marilyn CampbellMelvin & Ann CanodeBernie & Peggy CantrellJerry & Zelda CarrollAlan W. CarltonMary C. CarstensTed T. Carter
Al & Barbara CastleberryDr. Bain C. & Jackie CateS.J. & Marjorie E. ChandlerDarren S. & Sandy CharlsonCarolyn ChristmanPamela ChronisterSamuel & Charlotte ClammerGary M. & Lajuan M. ClarkKristopher B. & Tracy ClarkNancy L. ClarkTamrie L. ClarkTimothy & Patricia ClementTimothy CloeterDavid & Mary ClontsDanley & Jo ClowMichael M. & Susan E. CoatsJohn A. CochlinChuck & Kara Ann CodayCharlotte Colbenson
Holly M. ColeRobert & Martha ColeP. Ed & Sharon CollinsTimothy S. & Joan W. CollinsBob & Millie CombsMark E. & Shannon R. CombsRonald & Sheri CombsMichael & Joyce E. ComptonGregory & Jennifer ConwayWilliam & Sheila CoodyEllen C. CookJim & Nora CookRaymond L. Cook, Jr.Cheryl CooleyBryan P. & Buffy N. CooperJeffrey & Connie CopeFrank & June CornCharles L. & Judy G. CourterKevin & Dell Anna Coutant
Ted M. CowanDean & Susan CoxDerrell W. & Paula K. CoxJeff & Christy CoxMatt & Wendy CoxCheryl A. CraddockJames & Jonaline CraigShea & Jennifer CrawfordNancy CreelWilliam H. & Connie W. Creel IIIHenry L. & Julie CribbsB. Gail CristJames M. & Barbara A. CrockettMichael CropperGregory CudeGalen & Joy CumminsJacob CurreriA. Brad & Patricia CurtisLinda L. Curtis
Ron G. & Fay M. CurtisMark & Heather CypertJoseph & Jennie DaenenJames & Karen DamonDana DardenMartha DavidJohn A. DavidsonKaren Jo DavidsonGreg A. & Gina L. DavisPhil & June H. DavisJohn & Vickie Dawkins-KerseyHilliary A. DeatonDanna DeckerClarence O. DeGarmoJack A. & Kay DeLaughterDarren & Jana DelongCorene Kay DeMaranvilleBoyd & Sandy J. DentonVelma Dickerson
2014 2013 2012
Revenues
Contributions 834,712 810,961 776,071
Investments 39,828 62,936 22,170
Interest 328 288 190
Miscellaneous - Other 56,107 57,681 23,467
Total Revenues $930,975 $931,866 $821,898
Expenses
Shelter Programs
Expenses 127,416 137,700 92,786
Wages & Benefits 413,845 313,826 298,154
Fundraising
Expenses 146,768 162,016 136,525
Wages & Benefits 27,760 60,414 58,996
Management/General
Expenses 80,264 100,970 84,826
Wages & Benefits 122,205 90,896 73,628
Total Expenses $918,258 $865,822 $744,915
Profit Gain/Loss $12,717 $66,044 $76,983
Revenues
Total Projected Revenues $1,427,503
Expenses
Shelter Programs Expenses 221,411
Wages & Benefits 603,946
Fundraising Expenses 242,075
Wages & Benefits 69,559
Management/General Expenses 132,414
Wages & Benefits 158,098
Total Expenses $1,427,503
Three-Year Financial Report
2015 Budget
Individual Donors
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Jimmie & Lana DickinsonJerry & Deniese DillonRichard & Susan DilksPat W. & Viola M. DinwiddieLynette DittusDaniel H. & Pamela K. DoakBobby Callahan DoscherSam S. & Claudia M. DouglassDennis J. DowningCharles R. & Annette DudleyDon & Debbie DuhnB.J. & Becky DumondGary O & Donna M. DundeeB.K. & Cindy DunnBrenda P. DunnDr. Ray & Amy EarleyLonnie D. & Patty Plummer EckWade & Charlotte EdmundsonBenjamin B. Edwards
Ann Wilson EldridgeGlenn & Judith ElliottTina M. ElliottAdria El-KhayyatCindy EllisonP.G. & Durenda EstradaJim & Rhonda EtchisonRalph EubanksCharles & Joyce EvansJerry & Mary EzellTamyra Lingo FancherMary L. FarrarBeverly FarrellRobert J. & Shelli Anne FarrellClaude B. & Sally S. FarrisErik & Jennifer FeighnerD. Wayne & Susan T. FenderBob W. & Doris J. FholerCherie’ H. Fifield
Kevin FieldingJeanine Fincke-NorrisCharles & Patricia FinkEldin L. & Barbara FisherJ. Cheree Fisher, D.O.Gary & Joyce FlinchumPamela FlippoCarol J. FoorAngela ForbesRichard A. FordMargaret Ann FortenberryAlan & Lisa FosterBradley R. & Tarah FosterE. Katherine FosterStephen d. & Jane A. FosterRosemary R. Foster-LewmanDon & Susan FoughtJacquelyn FranklinKimberly D. Frazier
John D. & M. Sue FreemanRobert W. & Brenda J.
FreyaldenhovenFriends of Chris BengeFriends of Lucky LamonsStephen B. FoyilKevin & Lori E. FullbrightBrenda S. FullerRon & Stephanie FullertonCarl J. & Lisa K. FusickBetty Jean GarrettMichael R. & Paula GarriganMark & Becky GassawayEmery G. & Judith H. GathersKyra Stephens GebhardtCelia F. GerfersJosh & Dirce GillinPatricia R. GloverMargaret Goatcher
Deric & Tina GoldmanBetty GolwasAnn GoodmanDarrell V. & Lois V. GordonPatrick A. & Jeanette K. GorrellBarbara GosenJim & Lori A. GraflundCynthia L. GrahamWanda GrahamRodger D. & Jackie S. GrahamLeon & Freddie GrantRobert H. & Margaret GreenJanice D. GreenKathryn T. GreenMargo A. GregoryStephen G. & Terrie L. GressettJames & Wandy Hartle GriffinMargie GriffinMilton & Sally Griffin
Kimber arrived at DaySpring Villa in February—angry, suspicious, and reeling from the physical trauma inflicted by her trafficker.
At age 22, Kimber is street-wise but easily intimidated by strong personalities. She grew up in a world of prostitution where her mother regularly sold herself to pay the rent and utilities, so it’s not surprising that Kimber has trouble understanding why her food and accommodations are free here. She has never been given anything that didn’t come with a price tag. She is fragile but determined.
“When I was ready to leave the life I had, DaySpring Villa was ready for me,” Kimber says. “Nobody knows where I am now. I can go for a walk and not worry that anyone will find me.”
Here, far away from the life she’s known since birth, Kimber is starting anew. For the first time, she experiences healthy routines, her own bed, regular meals, and unconditional love. She balances her fear of discovery by her captor with a new sense of self-discovery and a dream to one day live out of the shadows. The road ahead of her will be long.
“I know that nobody can change me, but me,” Kimber says. “I’m learning how to do that every day.”
Seeds of Hope: Kimber
“Nobody knows where I am now. I can go for a walk and not worry that anyone will find me.”
“The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is on me... He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted...>>
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JoAnne GroenewoldMarjorie E. GrossRita J. GunterAustin P. GurleyDason GwartneyLance & Stephanie GwartneyKirby W. & Lisa HagemeisterJohn C. & Brenda S. HagerMr. & Mrs. Charles HairAlice J. HaightIrvin & Lois HakenJames & Jacquelyn HallJulian H. HalfacreDonna F. HamiltonJohn M. & Dalene L. HamiltonJerry R. & D. Jean HammockBret & Gabrielle HansenKatherine HansenKara Hanson
Ben & Jane HessClyde & Debbie HardingLarry & Lynn HargerSandra HargerDeanna L. HargroveMr. & Mrs. Arlyn HarrisNancy A. HarrisMary C. HartleRichard D. HartleSarah E. HartleHerbert P. Haschke, Jr.Kathy HastyL.T. & J. L. HatchettJoyce HawthorneBetty J. HaynieMargaret Kelly HaysAllan & Alice HeathJoni J. HegelGordona Duca Heiliger
James O. & Juanelle L. HeldebrandFayenelle S. HelmMary J. HemryJoan HendersonSteven A. HendersonRene P. & Sherry J. Henry, Jr.Michael J. & Deborah L. HensleyMurphy B. & Janice L. HerringtonOpal L. HeslerEdward J. & Rhonda HicksJuanita L. HicksRobert G. & Kelly J. HinesClem & Carol HitchcockYuen C. & Jenny Wang HoE. P. & R. J. HoarRobert E. & Nancy C. HoardSherry HoginsJ. Roy & Karen HolderPatricia Holder
Curtis J. & Margaret P. Holdridge IIGeorge A. HollandTyler L. HollandJeff & Nora G. HolmanDouglas William HolteC. Wayne & Bonnie J. HoodPaul HoodJimmy & Alma HopkinsJames A. & Tressa M. HornT. Karl & Teresa G. HoskisonBelva HowardDonald J. & Eugenia HowardEugene & Virginia HowardLaurinda S. HowardShawna HowardArthur L. & Patricia HoweJohn & Allison HowellBarbara HowertonNancy A. Huckby
Steven R. & Shari G. HuffDorothy HughesKevin & Sherri HughesRuth HughesVirginia HugginsMichael K. & Sherrie HulseKristin HumphreysRussell K. & L. Leann HuneycuttJ.D. & Carlene HuntShirley S. HunterWen-Cing HwangSharon E. HyattRobert & Marilyn IrbyJames & Jacquelyn IrwinDave & Linda IvinsCarol JacksonBrian M. & Barbara J. JacksonKen W. & Shanda JacksonGloria Jacobs
“Nobody knows where I am now. I can go for a walk and not worry that anyone will find me.”
Individual Donors
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Jordan K. & Emily S. JamesSteven E. JamesTrevor & Micah JamesBill JarrettRuth JaytanieJames E. & Shirley N. Jenkins, Jr.Eddie & Kelly JentYun Su & Jung Sook JeonBarbara J. JohnsonDawn M. JohnsonHardy & Joan JohnsonPatricia A. JohnsonBonita K. JohnstonGregory J. JohnstonJames R. JohnstonBobby L. & Mary Jo JonesChristopher & Patricia JonesDanny E. & Lori L. JonesGabrille Jones
Marvin B. & Deborah JonesRussell F. & Jerry A. JonesRyan JonesJacob JorishieFrances JoslinKerry K. & Kimberly A. JoyceTracey L. JubyJennifer JudsonPhilip & Miranda KaiserShawn & Tara KarnesDoris J. KeininghamCarla S. KeithGeorge & Emmalu KendallFred D. & Barbara D. KerrBetsy KerseyStephen R. & Beverly A. KilbyDon & Sue KimberlingMichael & Jennifer Kimbrel, Jr.Christy A. King
Diana T. KingJames & Laura KingJeanette Annelee KingLaura KingGerald & Laura KirbyLyle & Kathleen KloepferRollin & Glenda KnappGeorge M. & G. Carol KochJanet Lynn KohlsMary R. KorthaseDavid F. & Nancy I. KrauseMichele KruseBob & Kristin LaBassBarbara LacyRobert W. LacyMichael & Dianne LailMarian Rose LairBill & Helen LairdDoris Lamkin
Bobby & Dee Lancaster, Jr.Laurence H. & Thea Lovo
LancasterJ. W. & Sandy LaneVirginia LaneRobert & Ellen LanglandLaucha P. LassiterBob & Christine LathamDarin & Dana LauerCarl & Margie D. LawrenceRandall E. & Marilyn A. LawrenceGina LaxtonDavid & Emory LazenbyShirley I. LearDr. Laura L. LeeSandi LemleyGuy W. LewisSteve & Lee Ann LewisMark & Cindy Light
Philip & Nancy LileJohn W. & Christy Nightingale
LindsayPocanhontas Lindsey, IIWilma A. LivelyTerry & Debra LodgeRobie J. LondonLarry H. LongJohn C. & Evelyn H. LooperAndrew & Belinda LoveMatthew P. & Denise LovelessAndrew & Angela LucasCharles E. & Mary A. LucasJane LuceLarry & Reba LudikerEd & Wanda LunaRonald E. & Ana M. LundinRique & Lorna LydemAlan & Cathy Lyles
Elise found the stability she craved in the Army, but after completing her duty and facing a life without the framework of military routine, she crumbled.
Unable to settle down or make sense of her role as a civilian, Elise struggled to hold down a job, pay her bills and even make friends. Without a car, she relied on the bus to take her across town to see her sister, who listened to Elise question her purpose out of uniform. As her jaunts on the bus turned regular, so did the faces that accompanied her.
One day Elise exchanged a polite smile with a man she’d seen several times before, hoping to break his stare on her. “That’s when he started to stalk me,” Elise says. “Everywhere I went he followed me. Then he turned violent.”
On occasions when Elise walked alone, the man would surprise her, grabbing her by the throat and choking her until she managed to escape. Frustrated by a system that couldn’t help her, Elise turned to DaySpring Villa.
After four months, Elise’s fear and anger have turned to calm. She’s taken a full-time job and saving money to rent her own home. Spiritually reborn, Elise is also discovering her purpose one day at a time. “I am a different person now,” Elise says. “DaySpring Villa has not only enriched my life but given me a constant reminder that I am loved.”
Change Takes Root: Elise
“That’s when he started to stalk me. Everywhere I went he followed me. Then he turned violent.”
<< to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners,>>
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C. Kaye LynnRick & Sharon LynnJack & Sharon LyonsBarbara A. MaceNeill C. MackayKamille MadduxMark E. & Jan MagersHassane MajedKaren MalloryPerry MalloryErick D. ManardValerie MannCara D. ManningTim & Tonya MarlowRozetta M. MarpleLouise M. MarrElizabeth A. MarsR. Scott & Angela K. MarrsEric & Jill Marshall
Robert L. MartinChristine MarzelloneEllen A. MattesCarlyn D. & Tammy R. MattoxClarabelle MayChristy MayfieldAllen & Rhonda L. MayhanLarry & Lahoma McAfeeHenry & Jo Ann McCabeVerne L. & Rosemary McCabeRyan D. McCaslinCarol McCloughanBeth Ann McCormickEdward & Gloria McCrearyMary E. McDermottBillie R. McDonaldNorma McDonaldWilagene McElhenneyMarsha McElwee
Ruth P. McGinnisWes & Shirley McGlothlinKathy McGuireMichael McGuireRobert & Nancy McGuireLitly & Julia McInturfPatrick A. & Sharah J. McKeeWillene H. McKeeW. Todd & Anne Marie McKimmeyJill McKinneyBrenda L. McLaughlinKelly & April McMichaelHilda B. McMillanMax W. & Amy B. McVickerWilliam E. & Patsy Mead, Jr.David T. & Barbara D. MerrillRoy L. & Lynne MerrillC. W. & Stephanie MerrittJudy Meyer
Ralph E. MeyerTony & Judy MichelaBruce A. & Lynne R. MillerElizabeth MillerK. A. & Donna R. MillerJeannie MillerMichael & Elaine MillerRobert A. & Carolyn S. MillerM. E. & Rita A. MillsTracy Taylor MillsMichael P. & Jill MinihanClint R. & Roseann MinetTodd & Sheila MitchellR. B. & Darlene D. MongrainSandi MontgomeryGlenn & Patricia MorastEdward & Loueen MorganNatalie MorganWilliam & Michelle Morgan
Dirk & Robin S. MorrisJay & Yvette MorrisonDavid & Debbie MorrowDavid L. & Bonnie S. MowrerGay L. MunsellSonja MunsellMarilyn H. NaukamSusan NealR. Brett & Linda NeilCurtis K. & Georgia NeimesterRick & Janet NelsonRobb A. & Stacy L. NeuschaeferJanet L. NewtonJohn & Marianna NewtonRobert T. & Teena J. NewtonTed NewvilleRaphael & Thuy-Trant T. NguyenCharlene NiblettJames & Carol Nichols
Elise found the stability she craved in the Army, but after completing her duty and facing a life without the framework of military routine, she crumbled.
Unable to settle down or make sense of her role as a civilian, Elise struggled to hold down a job, pay her bills and even make friends. Without a car, she relied on the bus to take her across town to see her sister, who listened to Elise question her purpose out of uniform. As her jaunts on the bus turned regular, so did the faces that accompanied her.
One day Elise exchanged a polite smile with a man she’d seen several times before, hoping to break his stare on her. “That’s when he started to stalk me,” Elise says. “Everywhere I went he followed me. Then he turned violent.”
On occasions when Elise walked alone, the man would surprise her, grabbing her by the throat and choking her until she managed to escape. Frustrated by a system that couldn’t help her, Elise turned to DaySpring Villa.
After four months, Elise’s fear and anger have turned to calm. She’s taken a full-time job and saving money to rent her own home. Spiritually reborn, Elise is also discovering her purpose one day at a time. “I am a different person now,” Elise says. “DaySpring Villa has not only enriched my life but given me a constant reminder that I am loved.”
Change Takes Root: Elise
“That’s when he started to stalk me. Everywhere I went he followed me. Then he turned violent.”
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Gerald & Donna NicklesJohn G. & Carole A. NikkelSandra NobleSteven & Angela NoelDoris NunneleeAlfred C. & Donna G. NyeShelby & Pamela OakleyRuth E. O’DellJames W. & Roxie Ann OdorM. Dwight & Ann Howk OgletreeTom & Charlotte OliverPhyllis I. OlsenCharles & Carol O’RearShannon T. OrrDoyle & Donna OrrellJohn & Sharron OsterbergJames W. & Peggy M. Overby IIIBruce & Patricia OvertonJanie P. Owen
June H. OwensGeorge & Charlotte PadenTodd & Wendy PadenD. Scott & Kelli R. PalmerAndrea Scott PalombaDr. Ritwick & Sangeeta PanickerBob & Jean ParkerJoe & Kelli ParkerSara G. ParkhurstBarbara J. PattAllan L. & Wanda M. PayneJohn M. & Tonya C. PaynePaul & Melva PayneGene & Nancy PeavlerJonathan PeckCharles M. & Donna PelkeyRay & Shirley PenickCharles & Katheryn PenningtonDonald W. & Sarah Perkins
Kristen L. PerryRichard & Claudia PerrymanDel & Jane PetersonTiffany Nicole PhillipsW.A. & Betty PhillipsBrian & Lisa PhilpottRobert W. & Bonnie A. PingelBarbara B. PinkertonWilliam & Penny PlasterJames H. & Barbara PogueDavid W. & Krista R. PolanskiMary Ann PollockCaroline PooleArchie & Joy PoundsCharles & Martha PowellKaren PowellToby Lee & Laura E. PowellBetty PrenticeLoyd F. & Shelley A. Prewitt
Michael & D. Waynett PrideLee & Judy Pridgin, Jr.Armetta W. PrillRicky & Lori PrinceCarlin & Mary Lou PruittScott & Kay PryerBurk A. & Linda L. PulverDon R. & Mildren QueenWeldon & Margie RaberBarbara RaebelGrace RaneyAlan & Jo RatliffLinda ReeMargaret L. ReedWilliam & Cindy ReevesMichael O. ReganKenda K. ReiserFred A. & Sandra ReynoldsLarry & Susan Reynolds
Lorna RhodesBoyd D. & Linda J. RiceGreg RiceKarmen M. RiceC. Joe & Jana M. RichardsonSam & Paula RicheyMary Jo RiepeRobert A. & Rebecca Jo RiessTed M. RiselingBarb & Cheryl L. RisenhooverDonald & Karen RitchieChristopher & Mandi RiversRobin RizzoJim & Sherrie RobertsJarene C. RobisonDon & Barbara RoeAmy R. RogersDale & Ann RogersDean & Clell Rogers
“I would say that I came in a battered, wounded, scared bird but I’ve discovered that my wounds have made me the strong woman I am today,” Natalie says.
Nine months after she broke free of her traffickers, Natalie stands in stark contrast to the angry 34-year-old who arrived at DaySpring Villa. She laughs a lot now, smiles even more, and her face lights with pride when she describes herself as a college student.
Not so long ago, Natalie lived on the streets where she was regularly sold, beaten and bitten. Raised in a violent family setting, no one paid much attention to Natalie. When she left home, she says, no one even looked for her. No one missed her presence.
At DaySpring Villa, Natalie has bloomed. She accepted Christ as her Savior, enrolled in school, and is working through the trauma that threatened to dead-end her life. She believes in miracles and the power of hugs.
“I truly am a different person,” Natalie says. “I’ve allowed people to get to know the real me. I’ve set goals for my future and I believe in myself. But most of all, I know I am loved.”
Life Breaks Free: Natalie
“I am truly a different person.”
<< to bestow on them a crown of beauty instead of ashes,>>
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James H. & Heidi Black RogersRodney RoperElizabeth E. RoseLarry D. RoseSusan E. RossDavid & Lisa RothJames & Holly RunyonAlice Price RushmoreLinda G. RussellMelissa RuthsThomas R. & Judy C. SandersCassandra F. SandmanJames D. & Wanda SatromBetty SatterfieldRussell & Sandra SaundersDaniel & Carrie SchlehuberSteven & Leann SchmalfeldJames A. & Teresa H. SchulerPam Perrin Schloeder
Kenneth & Carol SchmidtJ. Harvey & Mary ScottDon & Joy ScrivnerCarol SechristBryon T. & Angela L. SeefeldtJack & Carol SelbyD.C. & Amanda J. SelfAlisha SellersWilliam D. & Julie D. SharpRonald & Linda Jean ShawSteven R. & Debra J. ShawJohn W. & Doris S. SheltonDan ShieldsMichael & Cathy L. ShipmanJulie ShoafLarry & Linda ShopeThomas E. & Betty SimmonsSteve & Sheryl S. SimontonMichael L. & Carolyn L. Simpson, Sr.
Vincent J. SirenCarol SixkillerBrinton & Christy L. SkalnikChris & Barbara SlatenKarie A. SkipperJoe F. & Margaret A. SleddBarry E. & Karen S. SmithClaudia I. SmithDonald H. & Ima Jean SmithHelen I. SmithHolly J. SmithHugh S. & Ramona J. SmithJeanne SmithJ. Fred & Fran SmithMichael J. & Quepha SmithNed G. & Melissa Kay SmithTerry & Jonalyn SmithTony & Rhonda SmithVernon & Linda Smith
Sarah E. SmitheyJohn & Janae SmuckerSharon SniderLloyd & Tresa SnowDavid & Nancy SparkmanMavious SparksAaron & Leslie SprikCarolyn StagerCriss & Betsy StamperDr. & Mrs. Jodie A. StarkJoseph & Felicia StarkJason & Laurie StarlingT. Gene & Mona StathamJoseph S. StaufferRodney C. & Kimberly D. StaufferKaren B. SteeleDelores StephensScott A. & Tiffany M. StephensDean & Kelli D. Stephenson
Loren F. & Sandra StephensonQualls StevensBill L. Paula D. StewartLarry D. & Sandra K. StewartRoy & Melba StinerRobert & Vada StrattanStephan A. StrodeStephen G. & Laura B. StrumGreg & Marci SutmillerDonald & Sally SutmillerDavid J. & Karen A. SwensonKatherine TabbGlenn R. & Sally G. TaggartWilma R. TagueDwight & Linda TallentJames M. & Johnetta G. TalleyChris & Kristen TannerJeffrey & Krin TassoneDonald & Billie Taylor
“I am truly a different person.”
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Douglas G. & Susan M. TaylorKaren TaylorMichael & Amy ThayerBryan & Leah ThomasCarolyn ThomasJames L. & Christy P. ThomasDon & Janice ThompsonJ.W. & Joy T. ThompsonJustin & Celeste ThompsonKenneth & Carole ThompsonLester ThompsonMyrna ThompsonPaul W. & Karen D. ThompsonRenee ThompsonVictor & Barbara ThompsonRusty & Sylynda J. ThrashJames C. & Betty Lou TincherW.R. & B.T. TipswordDr. John Tipton
Dalvin C. TobinMichael & Tamara ToelleKyle TorklesonJeremy & Emily TownleyGloria J. TowryChad TrainerJess M. & Eva M. TrevinoDennis K. & Lois K. TrostGregory & Patricia TurleyChristen N. TurnerDouglas & Linda TutcherJoan H. TuttleLeRoy & Glenda TweedyF. Wade & Sheila J. UhrichTimothy & Marla UrbanTrent R. VanHussJim & Lynda VannRobert & Patricia S. VantriestRussell & Tina Vassar
Cozette B. VaughtClay & Melissa VeldkampRobyn J. VenableFrank & Robbie VendettiCalvin & Marilyn VogtDon E. & Patsy VolklHelen Von AspeAlice S. VorosPhilip Johnson WadePhyllis Zimmerman WadeAnna Lee WalkerKathy WalkerLee A. & Patricia C. WalkerMary Price WalkerRussell & Amanda WalkerW.H. & Patty Walker, Jr.John WalkupDewey & Barbara WallingRichard B. & Nora D. Walworth
Billy J. WardWoodrow W. & Karen S. WarrenLeaAnn WatsonGary & Linda WattsJohn & Bonita WattsEthel R. WaughRobert J. & Deborah K. WeatherbieSam & Ladema WeathersDorothy F. WebberEd & JoAnn WebsterMary R. WellsDean & Linda WestJason WheelerNorma WheelerBrent & Jill WhiteJustin & Jennifer WhiteDouglas M. & Judith E. WhiteIvan & Angie WhiteElaine Whiteaker
Nora H. WhiteMark & Leigh WilkinDavid D. & Pamela K. WilliamsFred & Gerry WilliamsGuy S. & Maria WilliamsKaren J. WilliamsRichard & Sally WilliamsonTimothy M. & Susan J. WillisBetty WilsonJoann WilsonJohn W. & Rebecca S.
Winstead, Jr.Don L. & Treva K. WiruthDavid & Susan G. WisbyJohn & Julie WiscaverMichael & Ashley WiseRobert A. & Paula WiseBrenda WomackDonal R. & Laura J. Woodward
Gardens are not created or made. They unfold. We nurture them with the essentials for new life—sunlight, rain, oxygen. We shelter them and protect them at their most fragile state. Then, we watch as they reveal their hidden beauty.
At DaySpring Villa, we provide a secure and learning environment for women and their children who have left or escaped a secret world of chaos and human destruction. Here, they are greeted with kindness, understanding and unconditional acceptance. Here, they discover peace and, over time, peace of mind.
DaySpring Villa integrates goals-based programs with spiritual guidance to cultivate lives with renewed purpose. We nurture our guests with the tools to live independently and self-sufficiently. We teach the skillsets to make positive decisions and introduce the love and eternal guidance of Jesus Christ. We give battered and trafficked women the time to heal and opportunity to start renewed.
How Our Garden Grows
<< the oil of joy instead of mourning,>>
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Jerry & Sharon WooleryDonald & Janet WorleyBill & Denise WrightC.J. & Glenda S. WrightJack WrightLeslie WrightBasil W. & Dee A. WyattJane YorkRoy E. & Vera K. YorkKathryn YoungWilliam & Sandra J. YoungRita K. YoungerMichael & Mary Zlomke
• Neatly appointed rooms for up to 55 women and children from a domestic violence situation and 12 women from a trafficking situation
• A safe, confidentially located facility
• All meals and snacks
• Clothing
• Personal hygiene products
• One-on-one case management and individual goals-planning
• Safety planning
• Children’s programs
• Bible study and worship services
• Computer and Internet access
• Transportation to job interviews and professional services
• Non-residential services
Abundant Love Fellowship - Maysville
All Souls Unitarian Church - Tulsa
Angus Acres Baptist Church - Sand Springs
Arrow Heights Baptist Church - Broken Arrow
Asbury United Methodist Church - Tulsa United Methodist Woman
Aspen Park Baptist Church - Broken Arrow
Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma
Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma
Beaver Street Baptist Church - Jenks
Belview Baptist Church - Tulsa
Berean Baptist Church - Tulsa
Berryhill Baptist Church - Tulsa
Bethel Baptist Church - Owasso
Bowers Baptist Church of Latimer County Wilburton
Broadway Baptist Church - Sand Springs Beacon Sunday School Class
Brookside Baptist Church - Tulsa Women’s Ministry
CADDO Baptist Association - Anadarko
Calvary of Broken Arrow
Calvary Baptist Church - Inola
Calvary Baptist Church of Tulsa
Cimarron Baptist Association - Cushing
Clearview Baptist Church - Broken Arrow
Community Christian Church - Tulsa Disciples Woman Sunday School Class
Community Freewill Baptist Church - Keifer
Council Road Baptist Church - Bethany
Coweta Independent Baptist Church - Coweta
Crowell Heights Baptist Church - Tulsa
Dalton Hill Baptist Church - Owasso
Easton Heights Baptist Church - Tulsa
Contributing Churches
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Eastwood Baptist Church - Tulsa
Faith Baptist Church - Broken Arrow Ladies Sunday School Class
Faith Baptist Church - Sapulpa
First Baptist Church - Blackwell
First Baptist Church - Apache
First Baptist Church - Broken Arrow Betty Ward’s Class Elliott Brown’s Class Lydia Ladies Class Women’s Bible Study
First Baptist Church of Collinsville WMU
First Baptist Church - Edmond Mary Keen Charis Bible Class
First Baptist Church - Fairland
First Baptist Church of Glenpool Peggy Bowers Living Longer Class
First Baptist Church - Jenks
First Baptist Church - Mannford
First Baptist Church - Pauls Valley
First Baptist Church - Sapulpa
First Baptist Church - Sperry Winnie Swarts Sunday School Class
First Baptist Church - Tulsa
First Christian Church - Guthrie
First Christian Church - Sand Springs
First Indian Baptist Church - McAlester
Fisher Baptist Church - Sand Springs
Garnett Road Baptist Church - Tulsa BYKOTA Sunday School Class
Glenwood Baptist Church - Tulsa
Haikey Park Baptist Church - Broken Arrow
Harmony Baptist Church - Atoka
Harvest Time Assembly Church - Tulsa
Hickory Baptist Church - Roff
HillSpring Church - Sand Springs
Indian Springs Baptist Church - Broken Arrow
Keystone Hills Baptist Church - Sand Springs
Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian Church - Tulsa Presbyterian Women of the Kirk
Lakeview Southern Baptist Church - Skiatook
Limestone Baptist Church - Sand Springs
Living Oaks Baptist Church - Tulsa
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League - Broken Arrow
Madalene Church - Tulsa
The Trowel, the Fork and the Watering CanThroughout the year, DaySpring Villa relies on the selflessness of individuals and groups who volunteer their time, skills and talents to help us help others grow and thrive.
In 2014, a total of 1,783 volunteers donated 27,572 hours to DaySpring Villa, compared with 1,307 volunteers in 2013 who donated 36,554 hours. While the number of volunteers in 2014 increased, the amount of time they volunteered decreased from the previous year. This year’s volunteer hours represented $199,897 in service value, even at minimum wage.
Those who volunteer at DaySpring Villa are vital implements for our organization, whether they are a doctor who provides medical assistance onsite, Girl Scouts who plant flowers to beautify our facility, or a senior who can make soup out of leftovers. We are grateful for their gifts and appreciate the invaluable service they dedicate to us every day.
“I have a heart for this ministry and for women who are hurting and in need.”
Dr. Jason Lee, D.O.
<< and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair.>>
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Meadowview Baptist Church - Collinsville
Memorial Baptist Church - Tulsa Joyfull Sisters Sunday School Class
New Beginnings Church - Bixby
New Hope Indian Methodist Church - Dewey
New Life Baptist Church, Inc. - Broken Arrow
Oakhurst Baptist Church - Oakhurst
Oakridge Baptist Church - Tulsa
Olivet Baptist Church - Tulsa Joyful Servants Class Koinonia Class
Parkview Baptist Church of Tulsa G.I.F.T. Class
Phoenix Avenue Baptist Church - Tulsa
Red Fork Baptist Church - Tulsa
Riverside Baptist Church - Tulsa
Riverview Missionary Baptist Church - Bixby
Sequoyah Hills Baptist Church - Tulsa
Shamrock Baptist Church - Shamrock
South Tulsa Baptist Church - Tulsa
Southeast Baptist - Pryor 4th & 6th Grade Class
Southern Hills Baptist Church - Tulsa W.O.M. Group Winsome Class
Southwood Baptist Church - Tulsa Naomi Class
St. Elijah Orthodox Church - Oklahoma City
Trinity Baptist Church - Ada
Trinity Baptist Church - Tulsa
Trinity Lutheran Church LWML - Broken Arrow
Tulsa Hills Baptist Church Ruth Class - Tulsa
Tulsa Vietnamese Baptist Church - Broken Arrow
Victory Christian Center, Inc. - Tulsa
View Acres Baptist Church - Tulsa Ladies Tea
West Liberty Baptist Church - Quinton Children In Action
Woodland Acres Baptist Church - Tulsa
“I love cooking up a good challenge from whatever I find in the refrigerator.”
Betty Prentice
“We love making things pretty for the ladies.”
Ainsley Tobey and Fiona Bumgarner
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What an amazing staff we have at DaySpring Villa to replenish, restore and renew the lives of so many women and children every day. These are the faces of those who choose to put the needs of others ahead of their own. They are both special and critical to our mission to transform the lives of women and children in crisis.
Our world would be dramatically different without those who choose to work on behalf of others. Thank you for allowing us to serve that purpose.
Our Gardeners
First Row (L to R) Leslie Wright; Wilma Lively; Kendra Hollenbeck; Darlyn Glasgow; Sandy Noble; Shawna Howard
Second Row (L to R) Dee Lancaster; Micah James; Margie Griffin; Jim Tincher; Renee’ Russell; Susan Cox; Chelsea Morgan
Third Row (L to R) Sheila Mitchell; Cherié Fifield; Elaine Miller; Emory Lazenby
Staff not pictured: April McMichael; Sandi Montgomery; and Carol Sixkiller
IndividualsKimberly D. Frazier - Grandmother Velma’s Estate John W. & Christy N. LindsayRay & Shirley PenickMichael & Jennifer Kimbrel, Jr.Mike & Julia BacherMargaret GoatcherLonnie D. & Patty Plummer EckScott & Kay PryerJim & Nora CookAndrew & Belinda LoveJames & Jacquelyn HallFriends of Lucky LamonsLeon & Freddie Grant
Foundations The J.E. & L.E. Mabee FoundationThe Elpis FoundationHans & Lea Helmerich Family Charitable FoundationWaters Charitable FoundationThe Anne & Henry Zarrow FoundationThe Goatcher Foundation
ChurchesSouth Tulsa Baptist ChurchBaptist General Convention of OklahomaOlivet Baptist ChurchFirst Baptist Church - Broken ArrowSouthern Hills Baptist ChurchFirst Baptist Church of TulsaEastwood Baptist Church
Businesses Hood & Associates CPAsAdvantage Glass, Inc.Unit CorporationHelmerich & Payne, Inc.
<<They will be called oaks of righteousness, a planting of the Lord for the display of his splendor.”
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verses from Isaiah 61 (NIV)
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PO Box 1588
Sand Springs OK 74063
As Oklahoma’s first faith-based, certified shelter for domestic violence victims
and adult victims of human sex trafficking, DaySpring Villa is committed to
transforming the lives of women and children in crisis. Show your support for
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For more information call 918.245.4075.DaySpring Villa is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
Nora Cook, President
Des Bennett
William Coody
Sue Freeman
Ed Hicks
Ed Luna
Ron Lundin
John Nikkel
Rev. D. Scott Palmer
Jarene Robison
Judy White
Phyllis Zimmerman-Wade
2014 DaySpring Villa Board of Directors
Renewal, One Life at a Time.