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Twenty years after leaving Eagle Village as a teenager, Harvey walked back through the front doors of the main administration building. When the receptionist asked, “Can I help you?” Harvey said, “You already have.”

Harvey came to Eagle Village at 17 years old because of various struggles, and spent a month in the Assessment Center. “I thought it was tough to be there,” Harvey remembers. “But when we went on Project Survive, I realized it hadn’t been that hard after all.” Project Survive, a 9-day intensive wilderness experience, teaches youth respect and responsibility through decision making and natural consequences.

Mr. Drue, an Eagle Village staff member who worked with Harvey, remembers what he was like.

“Harvey did really well at Eagle Village. He was a leader in the group during Project Survive,” Mr. Drue says. “He always had a really good spirit.”

After leaving Eagle Village, Harvey struggled for several more years until he was 24.

“That’s when I realized how the seeds planted in me through what I did at Eagle Village were still affecting me,” Harvey says. “I would look at what I was doing and realize it was something they taught me at Eagle Village. All this stuff kept coming back to me and helped me become the man I am today.”

Now Harvey is the manager of two restaurants, and is raising his two sons. Even though at times, his time spent at Eagle Village was challenging, without it he wouldn’t be the man he is today. “I read through my Bible for the first time at Eagle Village. I have all good memories from my time there,” Harvey says. “There was nothing I would have changed about it.”

When the receptionist asked,

“Can I help you?” Harvey said, “You already have.”

Through God’s help and love, we serve, value, and equip children and families for success.THIS IS OUR MISSION.

Harvey Booms AN ALUMNUS STORY

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2. ANSWERING TOUGH QUESTIONS

ASSESSMENT CENTER: Boys and girls who suffer from mental health and behavioral issues come stay here for 30–90 days. While here, together with their therapist, they develop a plan of action for the future that will help stabilize them at home.

232 PEOPLEATTENDED

136 KIDSATTENDED

CHALLENGE WEEKENDS:Families, or just youth, can attend these weekends year-round. Through activities and therapy they’ll learn healthy skills such as communication, boundaries, conflict resolution, and respect.

SUMMER CAMPS:Adolescents who are struggling to manage their emotions, or engaging in risky behaviors, attend these summer camps. They’ll practice better communication, learn natural consequences, and find ways to manage their emotions.

3. TEACHING POSITIVE HABITS

75 KIDSPLACED

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ADOPTIONS

FOSTER CARE:Safe foster care families are essential for kids while their own families work toward reunification. We recruit, license, and train families to provide a temporary home for kids in need.

ADOPTION:When parental rights have been terminated, we work to find adoption matches and give every child a forever family.

4. BRINGING FAMILIES TOGETHER

PASSAGES: Teens are equipped with the necessary tools for life after foster care. They earn their high school diploma or GED, learn practical skills necessary for independent living, and are enrolled into our Vocational Tech Program to practice a trade and develop job skills. Staff to youth ratio is 1:6.

133 KIDSIN RESIDENTIALFOSTER CARE

CONNECTIONS: Youth who need it receive additional support, including a psychiatric evaluation and intensive medical review. Staff to youth ratio is 1:3.

5. TRAINING AND HOSTING CAPABLE LEADERS

1,548PARTICIPANTS

4,578GUESTS

VICTORS EDGETeams, schools, groups, and organizations can receive training to help them reach their full potential. In Victors Edge they build confidence and mental resilience, strengthen character, and learn the importance of grit and tenacity in overcoming challenges together.

EVENTS & RETREATSAll kinds of groups take advantage of our meeting spaces, overnight accommodations, and adventure facilities.

1. GIVING A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE

IN 2018 YOU HELPEDUS CHANGE MORE THAN 6,600 LIVES

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“My mom had trouble with money, so we never stayed in one place for long.” Moving from place to place kept Carissa from making long-term friends. She began to fight with her mother and spend time with the wrong crowd. Often hungry, she stole food, got caught, and was put on probation. As family issues continued, the decision was made to remove Carissa from her home and place her at Eagle Village.

“I was so happy when I arrived at Eagle Village,” Carissa remembers. “I was so thankful to have food to eat and a bed to sleep on.”

Her first day in the house, the residents went around in a circle and introduced themselves, telling Carissa things about themselves. “Even though I was so happy to be there, I was also nervous and uncomfortable,” she recalls. “I said something about liking to listen to old music. After the introductions were over, I had a long conversation with one of the staff members about old music.”

That staff member, Mr. Jason, became one of Carissa’s advocates over the ten months she spent at Eagle Village, as she began to break the habits she’d formed over the past few years. Holding only two high school credits, Carissa wasn’t eager to pursue her diploma. “He spent months trying to convince me to work on my diploma,” Carissa says. “When I decided to go for it, he even helped me through math class. Without him, I never would have graduated. He believed in me, and he showed it.”

Carissa’s potential had shown through, even though, like so many kids at Eagle Village, she’d arrived from difficult circumstances. “Carissa had all the basics.

She was smart, and she understood the difference between right and wrong,” Mr. Jason remembers. “She just needed the motivation and needed to have her confidence built.”

Carissa was in the Passages Program for older teenagers. Mr. Brian, in charge of student employees in the program, assigned her a job on campus. “My first job was helping the experiential staff. I didn’t really want the job when Mr. Brian told me that’s where they would put me, but he pushed me to do it,” Carissa remembers. “And when I actually did it, I really enjoyed it. Mr. Brian had a good idea of where I needed to be.”

Carissa also gained valuable job experience by working as a receptionist on campus during her last few months at Eagle Village. “I didn’t think I had enough potential to get a job, and I never thought I would graduate from high school. But because of Eagle Village, I now have an awesome resume.” Carissa has applied to college and plans to earn her bachelor’s degree.

Beyond finishing her high school education and discovering her potential, one issue remained in Carissa’s life: her relationship with her mother. Eager to restore their relationship, Carissa’s mother chose to attend all of the Family Legacy Weekends, a time for residents and their families to grow together, learn communication skills, and repair broken relationships. “We learned to resolve our arguments in a healthy way,” Carissa says. “My mom changed as a person through the weekends, and I think Eagle Village really just got to her. We took in everything Eagle Village had to offer.”

Her time at Eagle Village brought about a complete turnaround for Carissa. “Eagle Village gave me an opportunity at life that I never thought I would have. They showed me I’m worth it.”

Carissa A GRADUATE’S STORY

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“I was so happy when I arrived at Eagle Village,” Carissa remembers. “I was so thankful to have food to eat and a bed to sleep on.” CARISSA RECEIVING HER DIPLOMA FROM OUR SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, MR. DAN.

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WITH YOUWe changed lives through our education and treatment programs

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EAGLE VILLAGE EDUCATION AND TREATMENT

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67 of 83 MICHIGAN COUNTIES SERVED

CREATING A WHOLE PERSON IN BODY, MIND AND SPIRIT.

• ACADEMIC • COMMUNITY SERVICE

• VOCATIONAL • LIFE SKILLS

• SOCIAL • EMOTIONAL

• PHYSICAL • EXPERIENTIAL

• SPIRITUAL

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Denny Lerner A DONOR’S STORY

With you, we continue to provide the highest quality treatment and services to Michigan children and families.

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I first came into contact with Eagle Village sometime in the early seventies when I heard the founder, Kermit Hainley, speak at a lunch meeting. I remember how his description of Eagle Village impacted me as he spoke about their mission and the children they were serving. Up until that time, I hadn’t really thought about the issues these children faced each day. I thought all families were like mine. It broke my heart and I wanted to help. It just didn’t seem fair and I felt obligated to get involved.

Through my years of involvement and support, I was honored to serve on the Board of Directors. The difficult task of mending broken families—and giving neglected and abused children a decent shot at life—was worthy of my time, talents, and financial backing. It has always felt, to me, like the right thing to do.

I couldn’t imagine growing up and not having anyone in the bleachers cheering me on. I couldn’t imagine having my relationships with my family severed because of how they treated me.

In talking with the children over the years I realized how important nurturing and caring for them is, and how much every child needs a family. The very thing I took for granted growing up was so desperately needed—that is why I think the Village is important and relevant.

When our business moved to a new location, donating the real estate from the former location was an easy decision for my wife, Cindy, and I to make. The Village could use it for counseling, foster care, adoption, and for carrying out their mission with kids and families. It was the perfect thing for us to do.

I feel so good about my involvement with Eagle Village. I encourage everyone to give this place all their love and support—it will make you feel good also!

“I couldn’t imagine growing up and not having anyone in the bleachers cheering me on.”

—Denny Lerner, Eagle Village Donor

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1. Giving a Spiritual Foundation Showing our kids that they’re valuable, not only to us, but also to God, gives them a solid foundation no matter where they go when they leave us. They can choose to participate in our weekly chapel services, learn from our campus pastors, and attend a local church on Sunday.

The Eagle Fund covers:• Offering each child a Bible as a welcome gift • Maintenance of the chapel building

2. Transporting Our KidsTraveling in the area and across the state is an important part of caring for our kids, and transportation costs are entirely covered by the Eagle Fund.

Our road warriors pick up families for Therapy Weekends, and they drive our kids to:• Home visits • College tours • Community service projects• Court dates • Doctor appointments

Your investment in Eagle Village kids through the Eagle Fund provides the highest quality services to our children and families. You make it possible for us to give our kids resources and training—things that we take for granted—that they would not receive other places.

3. Involving the FamilyBringing the child to Eagle Village is only the first step. Restoring relationships means the entire family needs to be involved, so we bring the whole family here for therapy weekends! Free of charge, we:• Offer transportation for the family • Provide a room in our on-campus motel • Feed them every meal all weekend long • Give the family a meeting with a therapist

4. Keeping Our Campus NiceProviding houses that feel like home is important to us! Our kids have come from all different backgrounds, and many of them have experienced neglect and abuse, or lived in multiple foster homes or residential facilities. Often, they haven’t experienced the standard of living many of us would consider normal.

We use the Eagle Fund to:• Repair or replace broken household items • Ensure each house is clean and welcoming• Keep our campus up-to-date

5. Providing ScholarshipsRaising children isn’t easy to begin with—and when children begin to struggle with their behaviors and emotions, parents can feel helpless. Serving families means providing a way for them to get help when they need it. A portion of the Eagle Fund goes to creating scholarships for youth and families, for different camps where they can learn important life lessons such as anger management, respect, and boundaries.

6. Teaching Skills and TradesTraining and certifying kids in needed trades prepares them for the future. But teaching a skill means that we need the tools to do it!

The Eagle Fund covers:• Tools for trades • Instructors to teach skills • Offering certifications for our kids

YOUTH CHALLENGE:

Weekend event for teens

FAMILY CHALLENGE:

Weekend event for the entire family

BASE CAMP:

5-day rustic camp for 9-13 year olds

PROJECT SURVIVE:

10-day wilderness camp for 13-17 year olds

THE EAGLE FUNDTogether, we go above and beyond

6,700 skilled trade jobs are open in Michigan EVERY year!

We are preparingEagle Village kids to fill them.150 times!

IN 2018 WE COVERED:

466,388 Miles! That’s Maine to Washington

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“Because of Eagle Village, I graduated from

high school.”

“Spending time with Eagle Village staff gave

me knowledge and insight on how to handle hard

things in my life.”

“I’ve learned to use coping skills when I get upset.”

“Your staff believed in me, and you showed it.”

HOW DID EAGLE VILLAGE

HELP YOU?

“You’ve supported me through so many hard things. I wouldn’t have changed without you.”

“You pushed me to do things that would be

good for me, even when I was hesitant.”

“You’ve helped me become kind, loving, and caring. Now I want to help people, too.”

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FISCAL SUMMARY:

AT THE END OF 2018, THE EAGLE VILLAGE FOUNDATION ASSETS TOTALED $5,410,263.00

$1,875,806.53465 DONORS 827 GIFTS

TOTALGIVING

PROGRAM SERVICE FEES $8,677,772

DONATIONS $1,844,533

EAGLE VILLAGE FOUNDATION $237,870

PLEDGE PAYMENTS $225,932

FEDERAL AWARDS $123,585

OTHER $92,401

REVENUES GENERATED:

RESIDENTIAL $5,815,035 59.3%

ADMINISTRATION $1,681,595 17.1%

FOSTER CARE $946,619 9.7%

ADVENTURE LEARNING PROGRAM

$619,553 6.3%

FUNDRAISING & MARKETING $324,983 3.3%

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH $255,860 2.6%

ADOPTION $168,106 1.7%

EXPENDITURES AND % OF BUDGET:

NEW RESIDENTIALHOME FURNITURELiving Room Chairs and Tables for Four Residential Homes

HAINLEY RENOVATIONUpdated Kitchen, Replaced Carpet, Renovated Therapist Office Space

PAINTING

Residential Exteriors, Motel and Holbrook

EAGLES NEST DISH ROOM UPDATESStainless Steel Countertop

ALC BARN UPDATESAir Conditioning, New Doors, New Vestibule

GROUNDS MANAGEMENTLandscaping Completed and Updated Around Campus

GIVING SUMMARY

YOU GOT THINGS DONE! 2018 Completed Projects:

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GIVING SOCIETIES:

SEED PLANTERS (359 DONORS) .......................... $1 +

CIRCLE OF FRIENDS (81 DONORS) ............. $1,000 +

STEWARD (10 DONORS) .............................. $5,000 +

BUILDER (10 DONORS) .............................. $10,000 +

VISIONARY (0 DONORS) ............................$50,000 +

LEGACY (5 DONORS) ................................$100,000 +

DONORSMAKING A

DIFFERENCE

We are strong, healthy and moving forward! Our focus for the next 50 years is the commitment to innovatively work with today’s ever-changing families, youth and communities. We have made significant strategic shifts to reach our community and beyond.

We are committed to provide:

• Resources and support to bring hope and healing to struggling families

• Career and Trades education, training and certifications for teens to thrive, not just survive

• Trauma Assessments to determine what each child needs to grow and flourish

• Professional Development to help others understand how to help youth and families

• Training and equipping our staff and community professionals to assist youth and families

• Foster Care and Adoption Services to meet the needs of foster youth

Thank you for your past support and for your willingness to invest in providing the vital resources needed to help strengthen families.

I do believe every seed planted in the lives of those we serve can produce life-changing fruit.

Cathey PrudhommePresident/CEO

50 years is an amazing history marker! We have looked back over the first 50 years of Eagle Village, celebrated many incredible accomplishments and are continuing our momentum forward. We are committed to continue our legacy of creating and developing resources to meet the needs of children and families.

We made amazing strides in 2018:

• Our vision of a Career and Trade Center is literally becoming a reality and will soon provide enhanced academic and career training and certifications for our teens transitioning to adulthood

• Our Victors Edge Resiliency program has grown and is impacting middle and high school students throughout a 10 county region, business groups, sports teams and many guest groups

• We opened a Big Rapids satellite office providing Foster Care and Adoption Services, as well as Outpatient Counseling services

• Mental Health Behavior Stabilization focus through Trauma Assessment and trauma informed therapy in our residential programs

We cannot coast. There is no less need today, than when my dad started Eagle Village. We must increase to meet the growing need for support and services for private families, schools, our local community partners and the State of Michigan.

Dear Friends,

THANK YOU FOR WORKING WITH US!

THE HONOR ROLL OF DONORSSEED PLANTER: $1 – $999 A collective group that provides for the core needs of our kids year after year

INDIVIDUALS:Rodney and Catherine AdamsTiffany AllenDaniel AltenaDaniel and Elizabeth AltoSherry AndersonAlice AndrewsKendall and Sally AndrewsJamie and Gary ArisLarry and Krysten ArthurJulia BacsaWayne and Kathy BaileyEarl BallRonald and Johanna BalzerPia BartolomeoNick BatsakisDonald and Marilyn BaublitzKaren BeikertSteven and Christine BellielStuart BenderWilliam and Carolyn BengelWilliam and Nancy BettsJames and Linda BillerFred and Alice BlanchardBrian BoehmerKeith and Marilyn BoelkRuth BoonzaaijerGreg and Michele BosscherRichard and Nancy BourdoCasey BoyerMike and Carolyn BrewerJudy BriggsRoger and Martha BriggsJoanne BrinesSherwin and Nancy BroersmaDorothy and Edward BurchLouanna Burch Jeremy and Kelly BussisPaul and Janet ButcherEric CampbellKristine and Michael CarpenterFrederick and Karen CarrollBob CavalieriRobert and Donna Chandonnet

James CianfaraniRobert and Mary ClarkJohn and Joanne CleverEdward and Sharon ClockJonathan CoeRobert and Wilma Lee* CookJohn and Marilyn CookinghamNorman and Joyce Ann CraneDale and Christine CribbDolores DaudtRichard and Carol DavidsonDenise Dehn*Karen DeJongLynne DoeringRobert* and Rebecca DollLinneaus and Phae DormanWilliam and Betty DowneyRichard and Maggie DuncanJune DunlopDavid EbaughHenry and Barbara EckfeldSharon EdsonAme EdstromVan and Celinda EldridgePeter and Heidi EliotMartin ElliottLawrence and Elizabeth EmigCharles* and Joyce EmmonsJohn and Joanne EmmonsDon and Cathy EstherClark and Marilyn EwingAlta FarrellDavid and Sally FickesCarla FilkinsFred and Yvonne FischerAllen and Susan ForsterBarbara FrahmRenee FrahmThomas and Gail FrahmKeith and Mary FrameJay and Lisa FranciscoArthur and Judy FrockNancy GallagherGary Gawne

Elaine GearhartBruce and Lynn GingrasLee and Christine GoodrichWilliam and Marsha GraceRichard and Julie GrillRobert GrostickChad and Flora GrundyForrest GundersonRonald GurdakDonald and Yvonne HallFrederick HamblyJohn HambrickJacqui HappleyMarshall and Jennifer HaskellEdward and Vellonna HeinsDave HendricksRobert and Judith HerndonSara HillArthur and Jan HochstettlerJerry and Carol HoekwaterDavid HofferTimothy and Loretta HofferStanley and Betty HolzhauerDarroll and Sally HowardJ. and Tina HoyMichael and Pamela HughesCarol HumbyrdArnold and Betty Ann HuntressCammie and Stephen HusseyBret and Carol HyblePeter and Lisa JacksonMichael JanigaPaul JarskiDon and Alice JendritzJerry and Julie JenkinsJerry JenningsJames and Barbara JohnsonMary JohnsonMargaret KellerJoseph and Cheryl KellyDuane and Joann Kenaga

James and Mary KendallKeith and Jean KenneyG. Richard KernJohn KesterkeJerena KeysAlpheus and Marjorie KlashakCorinne KolenbranderLinda and David KolenbranderJeffrey and Linda KoschAbraham and Patricia KrepostmanKelly and Diane KronemeyerJames and Sue La BeanJames LagowskiPatrick and Anita LaidlawNorm LakeGregory and Cecily LambourneDoreen LancMary Lou and Stephen LaskeJonathan and Erin LauderbachWilliam and Linda LauderbachRuth LeachJack LeaverJulie and Caleb LedgerRalph and Carol LeonardDennis Lerner and Cynthia HarrisonCharleen and Michael LesterWilliam and Betty Lou LetscheMark and Susan LichtermanAlbert and Diana LiedtkeLinferd and Kathleen LinaberyRichard and Mary LitobarKathy and Timothy LockhartElmer and Marilyn LokersLee and Ardith LongTodd and Kaleigh LordKurt LowdermilkDavid and Gwen LubanMartha Lund

John and Roxann LynnJames MackenzieGary MacleanMaredda MagnusTim MaloneyWilliam and Phyllis MarshallDavid and Patrice MatejkaJeanine MatthewsDouglas and Jane MaximWallace and Lindsay MaytonHeather McClellanJohn McCoyTerri and Scott McFarlandJeffrey and Lori McPeckJanene MieselSharon MillerDr. Michael and Lynne Mischley PhDDani MontiniRoy and Lucille MonzoRobert and Laura MoolenaarBetsy MooreJames and Alice MorganJim and Holidae MuellerWalter and Elizabeth NagelNorman and Becky NeherDonna NelsonCorinne NorthropDuane and Audrey NuechterleinFred and Louanne OlmstedBetty PankeyArlene ParksDennis and Ellen PedenJames and Linda PeekDavid and Judy PetersonJohn and Kay PfenningerDarl* and Marjorie PochertJan and Diane PolJohn PoleRobert and Rachel PotterPhilip and Jan PotvinWilliam and Corinne PotvinRebecca PowellMickey PutmanNorma Putvin

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Dana PylmanScott and Rosanne RaglinSudhir and Sushila RaoMichael RawertJulia RayburnDavid and Mary ReetzD. and S. ReiserJames RibbyEric RobinsonO. and Annette RogersRosemary RokitaRamon and Carolee RolfMike RoseFred and Mary Jane SaxtonLynne and William ScheibleFrederick SchlegelAmy SchmidDonald and Julia SchmidtMark and Katherine SchmidtKenneth SchramAdam and Christine SchulerBob SchuylerLorraine SegerKevin and Mary ShaughnessyPatrick ShawBarbara and Barbara ShepherdigianNancy ShimekJason SmithDeborah and Fred Smith-OlsonTodd SobeckiRonald and Anne SoczawaDiana and Richard SosnowskiP. StoesserMark SulkaJohn and Nancy SwitchulisTerrence and Barbara TatarchukEdward and Denise TenhoutenDiana ThomasDeb and Michael TrezilHoward and Lisa UngerleiderEdward and Julie Van AlstKenneth and Marijane Van Der WendeDelores VanHorn and Bruce FrederickDavid and Marlo Van KulaGeorge and Catherine Van KulaTodd and Deborah VanDykGlenn and Berniece VerbruggeRocco and Fran VociJoseph and Linda VoganDale and Diane WagnerJulie WaldeckerMary and Robert WaldronCarol WalkerJ. and Laurie WatsonRichard and Kathy WeedJaime WeidnerDavid Weisenburger

Skip WellerCharles and Sharon WernetteMartha WestRoger and Roger WestbergStephen and Cathleen WildesDavid WilliamsThomas and Harriet WilliamsTracy and Alisha WinkleMichael and Laurie WittNeil and Martha WolfRichard and Sandra WoodEric and Amanda WoodsJames and Mary YeomansJames and Arlene YostArnold and Sally YoungBeverly and Cary YoungLynne ZankMichael and Anne ZdrodowskiRobert ZimbaTerrie and Mark ZitzelsbergerSonja Zook

FOUNDATIONS:Amazon Smile FoundationThe Benevity Community Impact FundGerber Foundation; The Heart of West MI United United WayIMA FoundationRazoo FoundationThrivent Action TeamThrivent Financial for LutheransUnited Way of Greater Milwaukee

BUSINESSES:Aegis Training Solutions, LLCAudiological Services of CadillacBaird, Cotter and Bishop, P.C.Baker CollegeBetten BakerBlick Dillon InsuranceBowman and Rogers P.C.Bulman ProductsCadillac Casting, Inc.Cadillac Family Physicians P.C.Cargill SaltCarroll Retirement and Investments, LLCComputershareDental Health Professionals, PCDon’s Auto Clinic, Inc.Edward JonesFamily Practice of Cadillac, P.C.Farm Bureau InsuranceFoster’s SupermarketFox Ford Lincoln of Cadillac; Fox Toyota of Cadillac

Heritage Broadcasting 9 and 10 News/Fox 32Highpoint Auto and Truck CenterHinkle-Witbeck InsuranceHomeTown Pharmacy, Inc.Hospital Purchasing ServicesInsight TelepsychiatryJaffe Raitt Heuer and WeissJimmy Mayer Lock RepairJohnson Insurance AgencyLake-Osceola State BankLC MaterialsLerner, Csernai and Fath Financial GroupLincoln Hills Golf ClubLogos GaloreMackinaw Trail Health AssociatesMagna Services of AmericaMcCurdy, Wotila and PorteousMcGuire’s Evergreen Golf Course IncMercantile Bank of MichiganMerrill LynchMeyer Veterinary ClinicMJ ToursMunson Healthcare Cadillac HospitalOne Way Products, Inc.Orshal Company LLCRummel Orthodontics, PLLCSchepers AgencySmith Equities, Corp.Smith Lumber Co.SoundOff SignalStratz Heating and Cooling, Inc.Summit Petroleum Corp.Team Financial Group, Inc.Vortec Tooling Solutions

CHURCHES:Christ’s Harvest MinistriesEagle Church of God CGWMFirst Congregational ChurchFirst United Methodist WomenImmanuel Lutheran ChurchMarion United Methodist ChurchMemorial Presbyterian ChurchNorth West Lower Michigan SynodicalNorthland United Methodist ChurchPresbyterian WomenFirst Presbyterian Church of Elk RapidsShamineau MinistriesUnited Methodist Church of Reed City

Woodland Shores Baptist Church

SERVICE CLUBS:Big Rapids Lions ClubGleaner North Central Michigan ArborKnights of ColumbusMt. Pleasant Arbor of GleanersVFW Auxiliary No. 6015Weidman Lions Club

CIRCLE OF FRIENDS: $1,000 – $4,999 Our Friends support the programs that give us the ability to make a lasting im-pact on our kids and families.

INDIVIDUALS:Kristen and Ronald AidifSteve and Mary AndersonJohn and Sandra BartosDavid and Janice BellinghamGary and Debbie BennettJames and Diane BorinCarl and Doris BransonDavid BransonMichael and Victoria BriggsDavid and Jeannie BuhlDr. Alan and Sandy Burmester PhDPeggy BushnellKerm and Sallie* CampbellBill ClarkJoseph DelinskyJoseph and Cinda DeVetDorothy DowdRonald and Ellen DunbarBradley and Sara FathCarolyn GauthierJo GilpinJames and Jeanne GirouxLinda GoodKermit and Jean HainleyGilbert and Miriam HarterRichard and Mary Lou HazletonJoan HinkampTodd and Lois HookPatricia HoranRobert* and Dolores HoranMelissa and Kevin KeatingMichael and Mary Jean KeatingDavid and Patti KeplerJoseph and Janice LaFramboiseDonald LakinPhilip and Ilene LascoPatrick LindowAntoinette LyonKathleen MckinessNancy Muhlig

Nels and Lynda NicholsRobert and Linda NollJoseph OlivieriKathy Palazzolo-WhymanFrank and Jean PopoffMariette PotvinCorey and Rachel PrudhommeLarry and Virginia RooseWendy and James SamuelsChad and Michella SaxtonGeorge and Quita ShierKelly SmithOwen and Vivian StaffordMichael and Bonnie StephanRobert and Julie StevensKerby SuhreDuane and Terry TownleyDirk Waltz Craig and Connie WeidnerJeremy and Janelle WinkleJames and Marjie WirthGerald* and Yoshi Ziarno

FOUNDATIONS:Charles J. Strosacker FoundationThe Grand Traverse Regional Community FoundationGreenleaf TrustMecosta County Community FoundationRaymond James CharitableRichard Barton Law Memorial TrustThe Doan Family FoundationThe Patricia and David Kepler FoundationWeigel Family Foundation

BUSINESSES:Block Electric CompanyCadillac Tire CenterCentral Professional Services, IncChemical BankChristian Camp and Conference AssociationDenali Construction and Engineering Inc.DK Design GroupThe EEPod, LLCFacebook Payments Inc.Fidelity Charitable Gift FundGrand Rapids Event ManagementGreat Lakes Sales and Consulting, LLCMears Group, Inc.Muskegon Development CompanyOlivier-VanDyk Insurance Agency, Inc.,Shamrock Invitational, Inc.The Aimpoint Group, LLCVan Drie Building Co. ,Inc.VanDrie Home Furnishings

HAINLEY:$1,000,000+Donors at this level are supporting partners of the continued growth of this meaningful organization that offers hope and opportunity to many. Kermit and Jean Hainley founded Eagle Village in 1968 to respond to the needs of Michigan’s children and families. Their hard work, sacrifice, dedication and continuing vision led Eagle Village through many years of helping change thousands of lives.

INDIVIDUALS:Stuart and Katherine Branson* Helen K. Burns*William and Catherine DuBois* Duane Elenbaas

FOUNDATIONS:The Herbert H. and Grace A.Dow Foundation Fremont Area Community FoundationLeppien FoundationRollin M. Gerstacker Foundation

GIFT OF REAL ESTATE:

Dennis Lerner and Cynthia Harrison

IN KIND:

Buffalo Wild WingsPeggy Bushnell Clare Nazarene ChurchJamie CorneliusThe Dow Chemical Company FoundationDuddles Tree FarmsEagle Church of God CGWMEmmanuel Lutheran ChurchFirst United Methodist ChurchGeneral Agency CompanyGraff Mt. Pleasant ChevroletJ Nelson FarmsJenkins Group Inc.Margaret KellerMeijer of Big RapidsMembers First Credit UnionDr. Michael and Lynne Mischley PhD.Rita MoeDale and Pam MossShelby and Carlton PlylerLouise PondResurrection Life ChurchMerle and Diane RossRobert SpearsSt. Paul’s Lutheran Church St. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchOwen and Vivian StaffordDeb and Michael TrezilTri-County Portable Toilet and Septic Services, LLCTrinity Lutheran Church and SchoolWalMartWCFX-FM

*Indicates deceased

LEGACY: $100,000 +This leadership level may be a multi-year pledge or estate gift that will impact Eagle Village for years to come.

INDIVIDUALS:Duane ElenbaasMildred Putnam*

FOUNDATIONS:Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation

BUSINESSES:Chemical Bank Wealth ManagementWells Fargo Advisors, LLC

LIFETIME GIVING CUMULATIVE SOCIETIES

KENDALL:$500,000 –$999,999Donors at this level work alongside Eagle Village to answer our requests to continue our work a the highest level possible.

Jim Kendall was instrumental in establishing and building Eagle Village by listening and believing in Kermit Hainley’s vision to offer hope and change for at-risk youth. Jim positioned Kermit in front of individuals in Midland, Michigan who responded to the need to establish this amazing place for individuals and families to find help, hope, value and potential.

FOUNDATIONS:Alden and Vada Dow Family FoundationsThe Charles J. Strosacker Foundation

BUSINESSES:GARR Tool Co.Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC

CHURCHES:Blessed Sacrament Parish CommunityFirst Presbyterian ChurchTrinity Fellowship Evangelical Free ChurchVenture Church

SERVICE CLUBS:Clare KiwanisKiwassee Kiwanis

SCHOOLS:Sacred Heart Academy

STEWARD: $5,000 – $9,999 Our Stewards make facility improvements and one-time projects possible without taking resources from our day-to-day needs.

INDIVIDUALS:Jon BransonJonathan GriceThomas and Dawn McDonaldWilliam and Janine RzepkaGerard and Bev Winkle

FOUNDATIONS:Fremont Area Community FoundationGeneral Mills FoundationMidland Area Community Foundation

BUSINESSES:Craig’s Crusiers IncGordon Food ServiceSchwab Fund for Charitable Giving

BUILDER: $10,000 – $49,999 Our Builders take on top-priority projects, seeing them through to the end and creating an enhanced environment for our kids.

INDIVIDUALS:Garald and Dorothy* AllenScott CarterSteven FairJohn and Jennifer LeppienMichael and Kathy MoyerSteven and Cathey PrudhommeAugust and Lois Weidner*

FOUNDATIONS:Alden and Vada Dow Family FoundationsFWG FoundationLeppien FoundationNational Christian Foundation West Michigan

BUSINESSES:GARR Tool Co.Robotic Welded Parts, Inc.

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TRIBUTE: IN HONOR/MEMORY OF: GIVEN BY:

Betty Ball Earl Ball

Dean Bekersley Gary and Denise Maclean

James and Diane Borin Wally and Lindsay Mayton

Orrie Bowman Dana Pylman

Stuart and Katherine Branson Jon Branson Donna Nelson

Sallie Campbell Sharon Edson Kenneth and Marijane Van Der Wende

Eugenia M. Carlson Anonymous Mark and Susan Lichterman Craig and Connie Weidner Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss David Williams

Bob and Mary Clark Anonymous

Dallas L. Coryell Kaleigh and Todd Lord Corinne Northrop

Dr. William F. DuBois John McCoy Joseph Olivieri John and Nancy Switchulis

Charles Emmons Joyce Emmons

Douglas Fischer Fred and Yvonne Fischer

Barbara Frahm Thomas and Gail Frahm

Keri Frahm Thomas and Gail Frahm

Renee Frahm Thomas and Gail Frahm

David Hainley Mike and Carolyn Brewer Kermit and Jean Hainley Stephen and Cammie Hussey

Kermit and Jean Hainley Julia Bacsa Richard and Carol Davidson William E. Downey, Jr.

Michael Hainley Kermit and Jean Hainley Stephen and Cammie Hussey

Robert T. Horan Patricia Horan

Robert and James House Mark and Kathy Schmidt

Colton Hyble Mt. Pleasant Arbor of Gleaners

Donald P. Keller William and Corinne Potvin

IN HONOR/MEMORY OF: GIVEN BY:

Michael S. Kolenbrander Daniel Altena Bulman Products Jonathan Coe Don and Cathy Esther Ann Kirkwood-Hall Dave Hendricks David Hoffer Don and Alice Jendritz Corinne Kolenbrander Linda and David Kolenbrander Julie and Caleb Ledger Douglas and Jane Maxim Jeffrey and Lori McPeck SoundOff Signal Julie A. Waldecker Skip Weller

Dani Montini Lynne Doering

Craig Parks Arlene Parks

Harold Parks Arlene Parks

Stephen Parks Arlene Parks

Ryan Prudhomme Kermit and Jean Hainley Stephen and Cammie Hussey Beverly and Cary Young

Thomas A. Rose Mike Rose

Chad and Michella Saxton Fred and Mary Jane Saxton

Lyle P. Seger Robert and Rebecca Doll David and Gwen Luban

Jim Showers Timothy Hoffer Albert and Diana Liedtke James and Linda Peek Mary J. Waldron

Peggy Strauch Marion United Methodist Church

Darrel Suhre EEPod, LLC Kerby W. Suhre

George Van Kula David and Marlo Van Kula

August and Lois Weidner Bruce and Lynn Gingras Dave and Judy Peterson

Michele Willison David and Marlo Van Kula

Donelda Boyd Wiseman Gary Gawne

Bruce Wood Barbara A. Shepherdigian M.D. Richard and Sandra Wood

Sandra Wood Ralph and Carol Leonard

We believe in the potential of all people, regardless of their story.

THANK YOU.

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“Eagle Village is such a nurturing and healing place for some very resilient kids. We love to come and see the life transformation that happens here at Eagle Village.”

—Beth Gentner, Volunteer from Venture Church

It doesn’t matter what your passion is—we have a place for you to get involved at Eagle Village.

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This Impact Report was written to thank donors and volunteers for supporting our work with children who have been abused, neglected, or abandoned. We are grateful that you have made this critical issue a priority and that you believe in the reason we exist: to see the potential in all people, regardless of their story.

As partners, we believe in giving children a wonderful start in life. We want them to be prepared and excited for their futures. We also know that when children experience trauma, it takes expertise to help them work through it and not let it become a defining factor in their lives.

Our highly-trained staff uses a combination of professional expertise and the Eagle Village approach to give genuine value to each boy or girl and their specific needs.

We are grateful that you have made this critical issue a priority and that you believe in the reason we exist: to see the potential in all people, regardless of their story.

YOUR THOUGHTFUL GIFTS INVEST IN CHILDREN’S LIVES AND FUTURESEXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM

Cathey Prudhomme . . . . . . . . . . President/CEO

Carol Hyble . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President of Advancement

Melissa Keating . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President of Treatment Programs

Marjie Wirth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President of Operations

Chad Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Residential Clinical Services

Ame Edstrom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Admissions and Clinical Compliance

Don Guernsey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Behavioral Health

Chad Saxton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Community Relations

Corey Prudhomme . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Facilities and Career and Trades

Roxy Raglin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Quality

Eric Woods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Spiritual Life and Camps

POLICY BOARD

Michael Mischley, PhD, Chair

Kristin Aidif

Alan Burmester, PhD

Brad Fath

Lisa Francisco

Gary Gerber

Dani Montini-Hages

Cathey Prudhomme

Merle Ross

Wendy Samuels, PhD

Kelly Smith

Craig Weidner

FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Kerm Campbell, Chair

James Borin

Jim Giroux

William Grombala (non-member, Ambassador)

Dennis Lerner

Fred Rolf

Robert Spears

THANKS TOOUR LEADERS

It is heartbreaking to see a child who has lost hope, does not feel valued, and does not feel anyone can be trusted. When they are shown they have value and their basic needs are met, they can focus on navigating through the trauma. In our caring culture they learn a standard of living, they set and reach goals, they go to school consistently, and they discover their talents. The experience inspires hope and gives each child the opportunity for a better future.

Together we change the future, one child at a time. Each child that comes to Eagle Village goes on to touch countless lives. You are a part of each and every success when you support the important work being done on this campus.

We are inspired by your support. Gratefully,

Carol Hyble Vice President of Advancement

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OUR UPCOMING CAREER AND TRADES CENTER, A PLACE FOR OUR TEENAGERS IN FOSTER CARE TO LEARN A TRADE AND PREPARE FOR ADULTHOOD.

WE’RE STARTING SOMETHING BIG! THE CAREER AND TRADES CENTER

Call Carol Hyble, VP of Advancement, to learn more about this exciting project: 231-305-6511

ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING