I F YO U F U L LY O B E Y T H E L O R D YO U R G O D A N D CA R E F U L LY

FOLLOW ALL HIS COMMANDS I GIVE YOU TODAY, THE LORD YOUR

GOD WILL SET YOU HIGH ABOVE ALL THE NATIONS ON EARTH.

ALL THESE BLESSINGS WILL COME ON YOU AND ACCOMPANY

YOU IF YOU OBEY THE LORD YOUR GOD. DEUTERONOMY 28:1–2

S H E L T E R I N G W I N G S I 2 0 1 5 A N N U A L R E P O R T

From the director

From the chairman

Not too long ago, I heard a community leader reflect on a situation they were dealing with. The leader said, “Though this trial is not comfortable, we move forward with confidence.” I have often reflected on this statement when thinking about Sheltering Wings.

There are so many moments that bring challenges. Every person who walks in our doors or calls our helpline

has a story of pain, heartache, and fear. We’ve faced many days of uncertainty as we confront the possibility that reliable sources for funding may change. At the same time, the demand on our services is consistent and stretches our capacity. These are not comfortable times.

So how do we remain positive and move forward with confidence? It’s simple. We’ve witnessed miracles. We’ve seen lives transformed before our eyes. Our community has repeatedly rallied around us to provide advocacy, funding, and volunteers. That support has allowed us to meet the demand for our services and even expand some of what we do. And that’s so important, because when a victim of domestic abuse reaches out to us, she grants us the privilege of stepping into some of her most difficult and intimate moments, along with the trust that we will shower her with hope and healing.

Our days are hardly comfortable, and still we move forward with confidence. We’ve been called by God and equipped to help neighbors who suffer at the hands of abusers. We take that responsibility seriously, and work to build safe, stable, independent lives. And, with God leading our way, we know we can face whatever tomorrow brings.

In His service,

CASSIE MARTIN Executive Director

For a domestic violence shelter, the challenges never end. When your mission is to protect people who are being hurt by others, you deal with a constant stream of need. And when you choose to pursue that mission through an organization centered upon Christ’s example, you often face tensions with the secular world.

As 2015 began, the latter was much on our minds. Congress had made changes to laws regarding government funding for domestic abuse shelters. It appeared that we would lose that funding if we did not house adult men and women together in our shelter. We do serve male victims of domestic abuse and we secure safe housing elsewhere. No victim of domestic abuse regardless of gender should be without a safe haven.

On top of that challenge, we were grappling with a $433,000 mortgage balance from our new addition. Every dollar that went toward that mortgage was a dollar that wasn’t available to help victims. We studied our costs and trimmed everywhere we could without compromising the care we provide.

By the end of the year, optimism had prevailed. A clarification to the federal rules meant that the funds would continue to flow, and the community stepped up to help us. We received support from more than 90 local churches, 45 civic organizations, 135 businesses, and 1,650 individuals. That plus our prudent money management meant that we were able to pay off all of the shelter’s debt. As 2015 ended, Sheltering Wings was in its strongest financial condition in several years.

Years ago, when some food pantry volunteers said that our area needed a domestic violence shelter, the community stepped up and made Sheltering Wings a reality. Throughout the shelter’s history, when we faced needs, the response was immediate and overwhelming. 2015 was just the latest example. As we move forward, we pledge to continue to be good stewards of every dollar we receive, so we can bring hope to more victims of domestic violence and make our neighborhoods safer for everyone. Thank you for your role in making that possible!

Sincerely,

DAN BOND Chairman, Board of Directors

OUR MISSION SHELTERING WINGS PROVIDES EMERGENCY HOUSING FOR WOMEN

AND CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM ANY FORM OF DOMESTIC ABUSE. WE BUILD STABLE AND

INDEPENDENT LIVES THROUGH ESSENTIAL PROGRAMS OFFERED IN A SUPPORTIVE AND

CHRIST-CENTERED ENVIRONMENT.

“Though this trial is not comfortable, we move forward with confidence.”

S H E L T E R I N G W I N G S I 2 0 1 5 A N N U A L R E P O R T

OUR VISION SHELTERING WINGS WAS FORMED IN THE NAME AND FOR THE SAKE OF JESUS

CHRIST. WE WILL EXTEND THE LOVE AND COMPASSION OF CHRIST TO WOMEN AND THEIR

CHILDREN IN THE DESPERATE CIRCUMSTANCES OF DOMESTIC ABUSE. CHRIST WAS NEVER

COERCIVE OR OFFENSIVE AND NEITHER ARE OUR SERVICES. OUR ASSISTANCE WILL BE

OFFERED TO ANY VICTIM OF ANY BACKGROUND IN THE NAME OF CHRIST.

Although Sheltering Wings has served the community for many years, we recognize that there are many people who do not understand exactly how we work or what we do to help victims of domestic abuse. We’ll summarize our activities here.

I T S T A R T S W I T H A C A L LThe phone rings 7 days a week, 365 days a year, and on the other end is a victim who is in danger, or someone who is calling on behalf of a friend, neighbor, or relative. In many cases, we help them find resources in the community. We invite some to our shelter facility. The people who take the calls use what’s known as a lethality assessment to determine the degree of danger. During 2015, we answered 754 crisis calls and provided safe housing for 118 women and 122 children.

A S A F E P L A C E T O L I V ESheltering Wings has a homelike atmosphere. Each family has a room that includes four beds, a walk-in closet, a private bathroom with shower/tub, and a door that locks. Residents share a common kitchen and fully stocked pantry. There are lounge areas, as well as play and study areas for the children. Families are protected by state-of-the-art security systems. No one can enter the shelter facility without permission from our staff. We never reveal who is (or who is not) residing with us, in order to maintain confidentiality. Plus, our local police department closely monitors the surrounding area.

I N D I V I D U A L S U P P O R TSafety is our first objective, but our long-term goal is to equip and empower women to build safe, stable and independent lives. Residents work with a case manager who identifies their individual needs and connects them with the classes, support groups, and resources necessary to help them become self-sufficient. In 2015 we helped 101 women exit Sheltering Wings to a safe and independent life.

H E L P I N G K I D S , T O OChildren suffer from domestic abuse, even if the abuser never touches them. Without intervention, they’ll likely grow up believing that it’s acceptable for men to be abusive and for women to take that abuse. Through our Children’s Program, we help them identify what healthy relationships look like, so they can break the cycle of abuse and live safe, healthy adult lives.

O U R U L T I M A T E G O A LWe dream that we’ll be able to put ourselves out of business someday, because that would mean nobody was being abused. The best way to accomplish that goal is to educate the broader community about domestic violence, so everyone can become involved in preventing it. That’s why we offer a variety of outreach and educational programs, including our Teen Dating Violence Program for middle and high school students. In 2015, we spoke with chamber groups, civic organizations, businesses, schools, and churches, reaching nearly 20,000 people.

What exactly does Sheltering Wings do?

In 2015 we helped 101 women & children exit Sheltering Wings to a safe and independent life.

Our 2015 supportersWE ARE GRATEFUL TO THESE INDIVIDUALS, COMPANIES, AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR THE

FINANCIAL SUPPORT THEY PROVIDED DURING 2015.

LIFE CHANGER

($25,000 and above)Auditor State of IndianaCompass Medical Solutions LLCESGIU Health WestMaplehurst BakeriesUnited Way of Central Indiana

SUSTAINER

($10,000 – 24,999)Bailey Trucking Inc.Bailey, CindyCapstone Benefit AdvisorsClaimAid Consulting Corp.Cornerstone Christian ChurchDeem MechanicalHarding Poorman Group Hendricks Regional HealthJE Fehsenfeld Family FoundationKingsway Christian Church

CORNERSTONE

($5,000 – 9,999)Allison TransmissionAqua SystemsBaugh, Bill and RayleneCircle Health PartnerCunningham Restaurant GroupEugene and Marilyn Glick Foundation CorporationHaddad Foundation/Wealth ManagementHanni, Jeff and CarrieHoffeditz, Gary and SueHunt, DianeLeonard, Bob and TrevaLindberg, Lindston and BeckyMarsh, David and CyndiPacers Basketball Corp. FoundationPlainfield Christian ChurchRealtor FoundationTruistUnited Way Of Hendricks CountyWestlake Church Of Christ dba The Well.Community

PILLAR

($2,500 – 4,999)Anonymous Fund, a Fund of Hendricks County Community FoundationAvon United Methodist ChurchBabbitt, Bruce and JanetBailey, BillBenevity Community Impact FundBradford, Rick and JacquelineBrownsburg SertomaByram, Paul and Betty LouCalvary Chapel Of DanvilleCenter Township TrusteeClark CPA GroupCundiff, Jim and KarenDanville Auto Service & TireDuke EnergyFidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst Merchants FoundationGive with Liberty Employee DonationsGround Loop SolutionsHalfaker, Steven and LynnHarvest Protection CompanyHess, Jim and ShereeHilpisch, Steven and KarenHylton, Eric and MercyHylton, Greg and TerriIllinois Tool Works FoundationKaplan University

Kiemel, RichardL.M. Henderson & CompanyLincoln Township TrusteeLink Federal Credit UnionMatthews, Nevada and DanielleMutter, J.M. & CarolPonduranceRandall, ChristinaRay’s TrashRichards, Steve and PatriciaSafe Hiring SolutionsShaffer, Brad and WendiState Employees’ Community CampaignThe Capital Group Companies Charitable FoundationThe RND Group Foundation, a Fund of The Indianapolis FoundationThe Scheumann FoundationTrue and CompanyWaits, Chad and JenniferWalmart - Brownsburg #2788Walmart - Plainfield #828Wellspring Christian ChurchWood-Mizer Products, Inc.

SHELTER SUPPORTER

($500 – 2,499)Ahrens, Karl and MyraAlbertson, John and StephanieAli, Sy and LucilleAmazonAmerican Legion Post #331 Coupon ClippersAmerican Structure PointAndrews, David and SharonAT&T Employee Giving CampaignAtkinson, Don and JanetAvon High School - Interact ClubAvon United Methodist Church - Mom 2 MomBallard, Mary JBartlett Chapel United Methodist ChurchBeard, Bill and KarenBeard, LloydBeard, Stephen and MollyBehob NurseryBellville, Larry and LindaBenge, Brad and LauraBeswick, KevinBible, AnnBiddle, Michael and JulieBlaser, Bill and AnnBlue River PharmacyBohlsen GroupBooher, Thomas and KarlaBordeau, Randy and AprilBoylan, Steven and JenniferBread Basket BakeryBrown, Walt and SherryBrownsburg Lions ClubBrownsburg Messiah Lutheran Church ELCABrownsburg NAPA Auto PartsBucy, AutumnBullerdick, ScottBurkert, CathyC&G Emanuel Charitable FoundationCables For Less/Indy Honor FlightCalvary United Methodist ChurchCameron Property ManagementCartersburg Community ChurchCass & CoCenter Community ChurchCharbonos

Charles and Diane Bell Gifts Fund of the Ayco Charitable FoundationChrist Evangelical Lutheran ChurchChurch @ MainClayton Christian ChurchCoaches II Inc (The Coachman Restaurant)Coatesville United Methodist WomenCollins, Ed and StephanieColon & Rectal Care, Inc.Comer, Michael and WilmaCook, James and LindaCooney, Jan and JaniceCoppock, David and KarlaCorrect2CompeteCottrell, Larry and CherylCrossroads Church of AvonCSX Transportation, Inc.Curtis, Scott and DeborahCut N Style ShoppeDamler, Robert and ElaineDanville Christian Women’s FellowshipDanville Community Education FoundationDark ArmiesDavidson, Calvin and MellissaDawes, Denny and Yao-HsinDeHart, ShawnDewey, Lawrence and LuanneDonovan CPAs and AdvisorsDonovan’s InteriorsDuke Energy FoundationDuke, Jon and AndreaDunkel, Keith and BarbaraDunlap, BretE M Studio Salon LLCEdward JonesEldridge, Jimmie and BarbaraEli LillyEllis, Brian and AmyEstes, LeonardEstes, LexieEverling, Gary and JackieFair, Steve and CathyFairfield Men from Fairfield Friends ChurchFattic, Richard and JoannFederal Home Loan Bank Of IndianapolisFerland, YvetteFinley, James and DonnaFiscus, Bradley and JoniFite PlumbingFreeman, Ted and LorrieFSA Advisors, LLPGE FoundationGehman, Larry and SueGilbert, Richard and KimGirl Scout Troop 185GraceWay Fellowship (Cathedral of Prayer Baptist Church)Gray, Stephen and ShariGrimsley, William and RosieGuffin Financial ServicesGuitar CenterHarding GroupHarvest Bible Chapel Indy WestHassfurder, Steve and MartaHaun, Shane and RobinHayward, Marilyn KHazelwood Christian ChurchHedges, Todd and AmandaHeinekamp, Steve and DeAnnHendricks County BankHendricks County FOP Lodge #132Hendricks County Republican Women

Hendricks PowerHendricks TherapyHerman & Kittle Properties, Inc.Hillis, Sanders and KariHinnergardt, Larry and EvaHNR LLCHockel, DaleHoffman, Richard and CecilyHope United Presbyterian ChurchHuizenga, LindaHunchberger, Robert and Callahan, KathleenHylton, Larry and AnnaIndiana Oxygen CompanyIndianapolis ColtsIngram MicroJennison, RonJohns, Bradley and KarenJudd, Mike and JanKemper CPA GroupKey BankKilgore, Doug and KristinaKirby RiskKiwanis Club Of DanvilleKovey, Stephen and DonnaKrizan, Kyle and JuliaKroger - AvonLacey, Brad and CindiLambda Epsilon Chapter Delta Theta TauLanning Jr, JosephLaPierre, Chas and AmyLDS Bishop StorehouseLeffler, Rick and CindyLia SophiaLitke, Aaron and JillianLos Patios Mexican Restaurant, LLCLurker, John and AlysonMader ConstructionMaingateMantooth, StacyMarathon PetroleumMartin, CassieMassey, David and JenniferMcClain, Jonathan and JessicaMcClellan, Jeff and AmyMcElfresh, EdwardMcElyea, LolaMcIntyre, Larry and PamelaMcKillip, Gary and DeborahMCL CafeteriaMeyers, JimMichele’s Boutique & GiftsMidwest Food BankMidwest Technical InstituteMiller, Eric and RachelMoffitt, Douglas and PamelaMoney, John and KerraMoneymaker, Lou and JanetMonroe, Keith and EvaMoore, Gregory and ValerieMulligan, Tom and PaulaNelson JewelersNesbit, Bill and LisaNetwork For GoodNew Maysville Community ChurchNichols, BJ and LoriNiemantsverdriet, CarolynNolan, Jon and KimNorth Salem Christian ChurchNunaley, MarthaOffice Depot Foundation/TD WealthO’Hearn, David and AmyOlney, Mary ChristinePapa Murphy’sPepsico Silicon Valley Community FoundationPhi Delta Kappa Fraternity

Photography By Sarah CrailPing’s Tree Service, IncPlainfield Christian Church -ABC Class -Vine and BranchesPlainfield United Methodist Church -Plainfield United Methodist WomenPrimeLendingPruett, KayPugh, Jeremy and JenniferPurdue UniversityReis NicholsRichardson, Tom and TammyRitchardson, NancyRLS Building CorporationRMS SafetyRolston, Scott and JulieRoseboom, Rex and WendyRowls, Robert and DarlaSam’s ClubSchmitz, JonathanSchooley, Donald and NancySchreiner, Eric and KammySchwent, Matt and JenniferShort, Lowell and DianeSlavens, Robert and LeciaSmith, Daniel and DianaSmith, Troy and MargaretSoult, MichaelSpeer, Kevin and KimSpohn Associates, Inc.Spoo, EricSpringer, Bill and DebbieSt. Augustine Episcopal ChurchSt. Mark’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Susanna Catholic ChurchStalets, CherylState Bank of Lizton FinancialSteel Dynamics, IncSteffen, Phillip and JamiStegemiller, Ronald and RebeccaSteward, CindyStoner, Ron and BarbaraStrycker, TomTaulman, Thomas and MichelleTenaglia, BeckyTharp, Robert and PhyllisThe Beck FoundationThe Church By The Side Of The RoadThe Flyer GroupThe Goddard School CrossingThorpe, Matthew and AngelaThrivent Financial For LutheransTincher, Chris and AmberToler, HopeTwo Men and A TruckUnited HealthCareUnited Way Of Greater AtlantaUnited Way Of Metro ChicagoUSA FundsVan Hoy, MarkVaught, William and ChristineWalmart Ecommerce #6280Walt Disney WorldWard, Marvin and HellenWard, Terry and KatherineWare, NancyWaterman, Larry and SherryWathen, Rian and LisaWealthcare Partners LTDWestin IndianapolisWheelock, Dave and Marilyn

Continued

Our 2015 supporters I CONTINUED

Whitestone Christian ChurchWilson, ChristopherWolfe, LeslieYox, Richard and Dewrella

SHELTER FRIEND($250 – 488)

Adamson’s KarateAIG Benefit SolutionsBaenziger, Peter and JennyBailey, Gratz and TerriBender, TrishaBeta Sigma Phi - Laureate Beta Lambda ChapterBlacketer, Steve and EllenBlagaich, SarahBloemker, Edward and CatherineBob Evans - AvonBoswell Jr, RichardBoulanger, Al and MaureenBowman, Roy and CharleneBozell, Dale and DebbieBread Of Life MinistriesBriggs, DouglasBrodnicki, George and ChrisBumgardner, Tim and KathleenBurns, Curtis and SandraChapman Heating and AirChick-Fil-A (Avon)Chiodo, Christopher and MichelleCircle City TrikersCity Wide PavingClark, Brett and KarieCline, EmilyCreed, BrentCunningham, Mike and MindyCurtis, Aaron and SallyDanville Friends ChurchDanville United Methodist Church - United Methodist WomenDavies, Kenneth and LaurieDavis, Larry and Romine- Davis, BilleDelta Alpha Gamma Sorority Gamma ChapterDonovan, Jeff and IfenDowney, MichaelleDP MechanicalDugan-Haley, RobinEagle Valley Church Of ChristEffner, Randy and DonnaEli Lilly and CompanyFamily Christian StoreFirst Mennonite Church - Small GroupFord, Corey and JulieForgue, Cheryll

Frank, Roger and Mary JaneGamble, GaryGamma Nu Psi Iota XiGander MountainGause, Tom and EricaGeis, Mike and LynnGive SmartGRC Wireless, Inc.Greater Plainfield Chamber Of CommerceGroninger, BethGruszczynski, Joe and BrigitteGummer, DorothyHammack, Jared and MollyHarrod, Mike and TamiHavenor, LindaHays Jones, HollyHearing, Jonathan and KristieHeckman, Ed and JoanHendricks County Youth CouncilHinkle, Gooch & KuehnHoist The ColoursHughes, Ron and NancyHuntsman, Christopher and CarlaJames, SarahJohnson, CurtJones, LisaKappa Kappa Kappa Inc. Eta Kappa Inc. Avon ChapterKeys, PeterKiefer, Bob and PatKingsway Christian Church - Meeks & Calloway Men’s Life GroupsKingsway Christian Church -50 PlusKingsway Christian School - PTFKowalski, Larry and DianaLake RudolphLaura Kopetsky Tri-AxLigon, Stephen and KathyLive Nation/Klipsch Music CenterLizton United Methodist ChurchLKQMagnum LogisticsMartin, Stan and JeanMatrix Label Systems, Inc.Maurer Family Foundation Inc. (Mickey’s Camp)McBride, Trent and Sprague, TaraMcKesson Medical SurgicalMcPhail, Kent and DonnaMessamer, CharlesMyers, Rick and CathyNiagara Water

Northview Christian ChurchNuMedia Marketing Inc.Old National BankOmni Severin HotelPacers Sports and Entertainment/Bankers Life FieldhousePage, CalebPatel, KavitaPayne, William and MichellePC-COM, Inc.Pizzato, PamPlainfield Christian Church - Logos ClassPreyss, StaceyPrice, Mike and JennaQuincy Baptist ChurchRam BreweryRayman, VirginiaRoberson, Randall and RebeccaRussell, BeverlyScott, Peter and JoanneScott, SabrenaShepherd, Mark and PeggyShug’s CakesSmith, Rick and PattiSt. Elmo Steak HouseSt. Francis ICUSt. Malachy Catholic ChurchState Farm Insurance AgencyStoops Buick-GMCStrand DiagnosticsStuard, Rhett and TammiSun King BrewingThe J CubeTindall, Thad and LacieTri-West High SchoolTwilley, ReneeUnited Way Of The Greater TriangleUnthank, JoyceVan Winkle, TravisVictoria’s Secret - MetropolisVictory Academy Spirit Of Life ChurchVoorhis, EmilyWagoner, DonaldWalker, Charles and PatsyWaterman, David and ToniWes-Q Corporation/ Monical’s PizzaWest Bridge Church of DanvilleWhite Lick Presbyterian ChurchWhitt, Jeff and SherriWilson, CynthiaZielinski, Dan and PatriciaZook, Seth and Camille

A mother’s words“Margie” arrived at Sheltering Wings after suffering years of abuse at the hands of her husband. She asked us to share this letter with the people and organizations who support the women and children who live under our roof.

D E A R F R I E N D S :Before coming to Sheltering Wings, I was in a bad place in my life. I felt alone, trapped, depressed and hopeless. I felt like I had no one to turn to. I was afraid to open up to others about what was going on because this was supposed to be the happiest time of my life. I was a new mom and had a good career. I tried to put on a happy face because I felt that was what was expected of me. I felt like no one else could understand what it was like to be in my shoes. I tried to convince myself that it was all in my head or maybe if I was a better wife, maybe he wouldn’t treat me that way.

Going to the shelter was not an easy decision for me, but I know now that it was the best decision I have made for myself and my child. The biggest thing that held me back from leaving my abuser was I felt trapped by the fact that I couldn’t afford to put a roof over myself and my child’s head. Sheltering Wings provided me with a safe and secure place to live. I was welcomed with open arms. I’ve received nothing but kindness and support from the staff and other residents. The staff has been there to listen when I am struggling or having a bad day. They never make me feel ashamed of my situation and have always encouraged me to see my strengths and realize the potential I have to create a better life for me and my daughter. I am so appreciative of the generosity Sheltering Wings and its donors have shown to me.

The donations of diapers, daily hygiene products, household items, and food have been a blessing because it helps reduce the financial burden during this difficult time. Now I can focus my resources on making improvements in my life and making sure my child has the things she needs. I am thankful for the community resources Sheltering Wings has connected me with in order to make positive changes in my life. Sheltering Wings has helped me become a better parent by providing educational resources and support from staff. Sheltering Wings is like a big family and everyone shares in the joys of my daughter’s smiles, laughter, and milestones.

I am thankful and appreciative of the kindness and generosity Sheltering Wings has shown me. I know that since I have come to Sheltering Wings I have become a different person. I am more confident and sure of what I want in life. I don’t know where my life will take me but I realize I deserve to be treated with respect. No words can express how thankful I am for everything Sheltering Wings has done for me and the impact it has had on my life.

May God bless you all,M A R G I E

H O N O R A R I U M / M E M O R I A L G I F T S

Aguirre, PamAllen, CharlesBasore, RalphBlaser, BillChilders, MaryDeckard, LuellaDoyle, MaryDuke, ValriGentry, Dr. Mark & King, Dr. Nicole at New Life AssociatesHarrington, KevinHauser, Evelyn

Holmes, MaxKeko, KirstenLawson, CatherineLee, Doris and Myers, AnnLeonard, Bob and TrevaMartin, MarilynMitchell, MickeyMoody, EllenNisbet, PatriciaRaggio, RobertsRenschler, Roger and AlisaRohrer, Matt

Sandoe, ValriSchenk Niles, Betty J.Sengupta, RhanaSons and GrandsonsTrauner, CrystalWaddell, EmilyWalker, JaniceWalker, SullivanWarren, ChristinaWebster, Dan and JenniferWilliams, Anne & Jeff and Campbell, Jimmy

2015 financialsI N C O M EBoard $ 41,234 3%Church Giving 98,690 7%Civic Groups 12,368 1%Corporate Support 233,765 17% Foundation Support 131,885 9%Gift Cards 7,678 1%Government Support 293,105 21%Individual/Membership Support 326,360 23% Interest 228 0% Other, Misc. 11,904 1% Schools 6,548 0%United Way Community Fund 151,517 11%United Way Designated 78,011 6%Total $ 1,393,299 E X P E N S E S Administrative $ 91,722 9% Crisis 249,419 23% Life Skills 349,063 33% Children 103,896 10% Education and Outreach 272,455 26% Total $ 1,066,566

shelteringwings.org

P.O. Box 92 Danvil le, IN 46122Ph: 317-745-1496 FAX: 317-745-1497

BOARD 3%

FOUNDATION SUPPORT 9%

6% UNITED WAY DESIGNATED

11% UNITED WAY COMMUNITY

FUND

CHURCH GIVING 7%

CORPORATE SUPPORT 17%

21% GOVERNMENT

SUPPORT

23% INDIVIDUAL/MEMBERSHIP

SUPPORT

CHILDREN 10%

26% EDUCATION & OUTREACH

33% LIFE SKILLS

CIVIC GROUPS 1%

GIFT CARDS 1%

OTHER/MISC 1%

CRISIS 23%

9% ADMINISTRATIVE

incomeBOARD 4%

CIVIC GROUPS 1%

GIFTCARDS 1%

FOUNDATION SUPPORT 8%

6% UNITED WAY DESIGNATED

11% UNITED WAY COMMUNITY

FUND

CHURCH GIVING 13%

CORPORATE SUPPORT 15%

19% GOVERNMENTSUPPORT

22% INDIVIDUAL/MEMBERSHIP

SUPPORT

ADMINISTRATIVE 8%

CRISIS 17%

CHILDREN 28%

18% EDUCATION & OUTREACH

28% LIFE SKILLS

expenses

These are preliminary, unaudited year-end figures and may differ slightly from the final figures we will report to the state and federal governments. Our finances are reviewed annually by an independent public accounting firm. For questions about our financial statements and audit information, please contact the Executive Director at 317-386-5052.

As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, Sheltering Wings is led by a Board of Directors made up of local leaders who share our commitment to serve domestic violence victims and educate the community in Christ’s image. Our Directors provide oversight for our planning and operations, lending their professional expertise and skills to ensure that the services we deliver comply with our mission, vision, guiding principles, responsible stewardship, and state and federal laws governing non-profit organizations.

Dan Bond, Chair Capstone Benefit Advisors

Alyson Lurker, Vice Chair Katz, Sapper & Miller

Bill Blaser, Treasurer L.M. Henderson & Co.

Janet Moneymaker, Secretary Brownsburg Community School Corporation (Retired)

Raylene Baugh Community Member

Dave Blanford Community Member

Larry Cottrell Pillar Group Risk Management

Dave Helm Great Lakes Capital Fund

Cindy Leffler Community Member

Bob Leonard Community Member

Lindston Lindberg Eli Lilly

Tiffany Mulligan IN Family and Social Services

Kevin Speer, JD Hendricks Regional Health

Cassie Martin Executive Director Sheltering Wings Center for Women

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