the journey to freedom

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

DaySpring Villa is Oklahoma’s only certified faith-

based shelter for domestic violence victims and

adult victims of human sexual trafficking. Since

1995, we’ve transformed the lives of more than

6,300 women and children in crisis. Through

goals-based programs, spiritual guidance,

human compassion, and open hearts and

minds, DaySpring Villa turns victims into vibrant

survivors. As a non-profit organization, DaySpring

Villa receives no United Way or government

funding, so our ability to provide these women

and children with protective shelter, basic needs,

and professional services relies on financial gifts

from caring individuals, corporations, foundations,

and churches of every denomination.

In every life there are missteps and unexpected turns, mile

markers and dead ends.

Like a pencil sketch, each of them illustrates who we become as

human beings. But choice is not always an option. Freedom, as

we’re taught and told, isn’t always an option.

For women who’ve made the courageous decision to leave an

abusive partner or escape the underbelly of human sexual

trafficking, freedom seems an elusive dream. They imagine what

it must be like to be the woman, the wife, the girlfriend, who gets

to drive, enjoy friends, or keep contact with their families. They

wonder if routine beatings, torture, or threats of death are a

natural part of a “good” relationship. They question their sanity

and apologize for breathing.

In the end, we are all mere mortals on a journey. From our first

gasp of air to our final gasp of life, we are each on a road that

leads us to become the person we are destined to be. We don’t

always take the right exits and, sometimes, we choose the wrong

shortcuts, but we learn vital lessons along the way. At DaySpring

Villa, we guide battered and trafficked women to the right road

so that their personal journeys start anew—

unfurling in freedom and offering

a second chance to become

the person our Creator always

meant them to be.

Abundant Life Baptist ChurchAngus Acres Baptist ChurchArrow Heights Baptist ChurchAspen Park Baptist ChurchBaptist Foundation of OklahomaBeaver Street Baptist ChurchBelview Baptist ChurchBerean Baptist ChurchBerryhill Baptist ChurchBig Cussetah United MethodistBowers Baptist ChurchBroadway Baptist ChurchBrookside Baptist ChurchCADDO Baptist Association, Anadarko

Calvary Baptist Church - Broken ArrowCalvary Baptist Church - InolaCaney Valley Community Church, VeraCentral Baptist Church - SulphurClearview Baptist ChurchCommunity Christian ChurchCornerstone Baptist ChurchCowboy Church at AntiochCrowell Heights Baptist ChurchEaston Heights Baptist ChurchEastwood Baptist Church Sonshine Singles Class

Faith Baptist Church - Broken ArrowFaith Baptist Church - SapulpaFirst Baptist Church - ApacheFirst Baptist Church - Broken Arrow Merl Whismen Class Mary & Martha Class Lydia Ladies Class Women’s MinistryFirst Baptist Church - ClevelandFirst Baptist Church of CollinsvilleFirst Baptist Church of Glenpool Living Longer & Living It ClassFirst Baptist Church - JenksFirst Baptist Church - Mannford

First Baptist Church - Sperry WMUFirst Baptist Church - Tulsa Seekers Class Womens Wed. Morning Bible StudyFirst Baptist Church - WeatherfordFirst Baptist Church - WynnewoodFisher Baptist ChurchGarnett Road Baptist ChurchGlenwood Baptist ChurchHaikey Park Baptist ChurchHarvest Time Assembly ChurchHudson Creek Baptist ChurchIndian Springs Baptist Church

2012 was a year of extraordinary leaps for DaySpring Villa. What began as a question mark to predict how the economy might affect the financial gifts and volunteer hours that support our operations was soon placed into God’s hands, enabling us to focus on our goals for the women and children we serve. I knew, just as every member of our staff knew, that God would see that our needs were met.

I wish all of you could see what we witness every day at DaySpring Villa. Throughout the year, we watch broken lives truly heal. We see glimmers of light and hope in the eyes of women and children who have only known terror and pain at the hands of someone who professed their love. We read letters of past guests who’ve achieved nothing short of miracles because we believed they were lives worth saving.

All of this is possible because you believe in our mission to transform the lives of women and children in crisis. For that, our communities grow stronger. We grow stronger. But most importantly, we each become a part of every success story that starts right here.

The Year in Review

DaySpring Villa in 2012 admitted 99 women who brought with them a total of 94 children

seeking shelter from an abusive situation. This is the second year we’ve experienced a decrease in the number of new guests requiring our services; however, the length of their stay continues to increase. In 2012, the average guest stay was 123 days, compared with 95 days in 2011 and 80 days in 2010. Longer stays may be due in part to longer wait times for public housing, tighter budgets for educational grants, and more competitive employment opportunities.

For the fourth consecutive year, DaySpring Villa received more than 2,100 phone calls for assistance. In 2012, our staff responded to 2,271 calls, or an average of 6.2 calls per day. We also recognized the need for more medical assistance for guests who do not qualify for Medicaid, and legal services for guests in child custody situations or who need to file for a divorce or answer other legal matters.

During the first quarter of 2012, our board of directors unanimously agreed that DaySpring Villa would develop the first program of its kind of any private or government organization in Oklahoma to address the needs of adult human sexual trafficking victims. This effort, by far, is the most ambitious task we’ve undertaken to combat a growing problem that affects communities throughout the state.

2012 Milestones and Achievements

DaySpring Villa set five initial goals in 2012 that would enhance our existing guest services and development programs, expand awareness of our facility, and increase financial support. As mentioned earlier, we also elected to take an official stand against sexual trafficking through a new effort called Project Dark 2 Light.

Our achievements during 2012 included:

• The completion and approval of a five-year plan that will be updated and revised annually.

• Expansion of our communications into key communities in Oklahoma City.

• Enhancements of our donor management system to more precisely identify donor demographics, volunteers and their services, in-kind donations, and sources prompting financial gifts, such as fundraisers, our quarterly newsletter and direct mail.

• Enhancements of our development programs to identify volunteers and the type of work or service they provide on our behalf.

• A more robust Church Advisory Board (CAB) now comprised of 38 members who

To Our Supporters:

Contributing ChurChes

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Keystone Hills Baptist ChurchKorean Church of TulsaLakeview Southern Baptist ChurchLimestone Baptist ChurchLiving Oaks Baptist ChurchMadalene ChurchMemorial Baptist Church Fidelis ClassMission Christian ChurchNew Beginnings Baptist ChurchNew Heart FellowshipNew Hope Baptist ChurchNew Life Baptist ChurchOakhurst Baptist Church

Oakridge Baptist ChurchOlivet Baptist Church Joyful Servants Class Koinonia ClassParkview Baptist Church of TulsaRed Fork Baptist ChurchRiverside Baptist ChurchRiverview Baptist ChurchSequoyah Hills Baptist ChurchShamrock Baptist ChurchSkelly Drive Baptist ChurchSouth Tulsa Baptist ChurchSouthern Hills Baptist Church Oasis Class, Winsome Class

Southwood Baptist Church Naomi ClassSpringdale Baptist ChurchStory Baptist Church, MaysvilleThe Korean Church of TulsaTrinity Baptist Church - TulsaTrinity Lutheran Church LWMLTulsa Hills Baptist Church Ruth ClassTulsa Vietnamese Baptist ChurchView Acres Baptist Church Steadfast ClassWestport Baptist ChurchWoodland Acres Baptist Church

serve as DaySpring Villa ambassadors at their local churches. CAB members encourage ministries to increase their partnership with DaySpring Villa through additional financial gifts, volunteers, and in-kind donations of food items and other supplies.

• Forging personal relationships and exchanging regular communication with our top donors.

• Improvements to our physical facility, which included a full remodel of our guests’ bathrooms, front bathrooms, and the addition of two guest computers with Internet access so that guests may complete online job and housing applications.

• An increase of volunteers to 1,289 in 2012 compared with 1,075 in 2011. Our volunteers also increased their time with us to 36,066 hours in 2012 compared to 27,738 hours in 2011.

• The addition of more children’s groups to teach safety planning should a mother decide to return to her abuser, and family-type recreational activities including school football games, mother-and-child swimming get-togethers and pizza parties.

• Finally, in April 2012, DaySpring Villa was certified by the Oklahoma Attorney General’s office to address the needs of adult victims of sexual trafficking, making us the first and only certified shelter to offer refuge and services to these women. With our policies, protocols and best practices in place, we received 15 trafficking victims during the year from areas across Oklahoma.

To all of you who dug deeper in your pockets to support us, who responded with critical supplies when we were running short, who sacrificed precious personal time to help us cook, sort, organize, repair and answer the phone—thank you. To our new supporters who took the opportunity to learn more about DaySpring Villa, who entrusted your gifts to an organization you may never have known existed—thank you. And to those medical and legal professionals who are considering donating a portion of your services on behalf of our guests who desperately need you—thank you.

We are blessed that you have chosen us and are grateful to have you on our team.

Executive Director

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Domestic violence is an insidious crime in that the wounds inflicted

are not always visible and, in many cases, easily hidden. To prevent

discovery by others, women learn early on how to weave lies that

deflect suspicion. When confronted by others, they are quick to deny

what has become a dirty little secret. Over time, they believe that

they deserve the consequences of their abuser’s rage or jealousy; that

they are always at the center of blame.

Making the decision to leave a violent relationship takes blind

courage. The only certainty is uncertainty, especially when

an abusive partner wields complete physical, emotional and

psychological control over the woman he claims to love. At

DaySpring Villa, we introduce these women to the lives they

were meant to live—free of control, abuse, and the patterns that

repeat the cycle of domestic violence. We help them discover their

independence and how to live self-sufficiently so that they may

enjoy the meaning of true freedom—just like Brenda Mitchell who

wrote us of her journey from battered woman to happy, successful

professional.

Domestic Violence

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Admiral Beauty SupplyAbiBow Recycling LLCAdvantage Glass, Inc,Amanda Self Contract SalesAmerican Legion-Auxillary 142Apache CorporationAxley Group, Inc.Baptist General Convention of OklahomaBetts Metallurgical ConsultingBP Corporation North America, Inc.Brighton Collectibles, Inc.Business Financial GroupChevron HumankindCitgo Petroleum Company Ed’s Classic Coney Inc.

EFDYN, Inc.Epoch EnterprisesFirst Choice RentalsFirst Fruits Ministry, Inc.FMS, Inc.Garden Spot Garden ClubGraphic Resources & ReproductionJamison PropertiesKey Marketing GroupLaredo Petroleum, Inc.LU Greg Trucking, LLC,Machining Technology of OklahomaModern WoodmanNewfield Exploration CompanyOklahoma Chevelle & El Camino

Pediatric Dental GroupPennington InvestmentsPryer AccountingRotary Club of Sand Springs Sapulpa Lions ClubSoutheastern State Alpha Psi OmegaThe Perfect TouchUnit CorporationUnited Stationers Charitable TrustVintage Market Days LLCVVA Chapter 216Weamco, Inc.The Williams Companies

business Donors

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Banner Ranch FoundationBoethos Foundation Inc.Chymiak Family FoundationCharles & Lynn Schusterman Family FoundationChildren’s Medical CharitiesDave & Barbara Sylvan FoundationCox Connects FoundationEverett S. Williams FoundationG. Wilkerson FoundationGeorge Kaiser Family FoundationLorene Cooper TrustRodney Carrington Foundation

The Anne & Henry Zarrow FoundationThe Elpis FoundationThe Goatcher FoundationThe Judith & Jean Pape Adams Charitable FoundationThe Mervin Bovaird FoundationThe Newfield FoundationThe Raines Family FoundationThe Sharna & Irvin Frank FoundationWaters Charitable Foundation

FounDations

“Two times in 1986 and 1987, my three small children and I took refuge at the Baptist

Women’s Shelter, now DaySpring Villa. My husband had been violent and eventually

we had to flee for our lives. I left on foot, leaving our home 40 miles outside of Tulsa

in the countryside. I carried a baby and a two-year-old, while my five-year-old

walked beside us. I had only $4 in laundry quarters in my pocket. My two little ones

didn’t even have shoes.

A kind neighbor took us to the shelter. They helped us get back on our feet and

transitioned us into government housing. But my, what God has done with my life

since then. My children are grown now. I went back to school and became an RN.

I’ve worked as a traveling nurse for eight years now and am licensed in six states.

I make good money, own two small houses in Oklahoma, and do medical missions work in

southern Mexico where I also minister in low-income areas. I have assisted in occasions

of domestic abuse, provided free medical care, and given food to the down-and-out.

I am also getting ready to get married to a wonderful, kind-hearted man who loves

to give and serve God like I do.

For those of you just beginning the road to recovery from domestic abuse or

homelessness—take heart. God is big enough for any situation. Trust Him. Work hard.

You can make it.”

Brenda Mitchell

2012 2011 2010

Assets

Current Assets

Cash 313,646 90,223 63,023

Temporary Cash Investments 197,886 297,703 252,241

Investments 173,652 182,719 160,738

Total Cash & Investments $685,184 $570,645 $476,002

Property, Plant and Equipment

Land 50,000 50,000 50,000

Building & Improvements 968,146 925,315 880,315

Furniture & Fixtures 74,470 76,558 74,470

Equipment 139,318 120,809 120,809

Vehicles 99,690 89,623 59,623

$1,331,624 $1,262,305 $1,185,217

Less Accumulated Depreciation -424,502 -384,309 -290,738

Net Property and Equipment 907,122 877,996 894,479

Total Assets $1,592,306 $1,448,641 $1,370,481

Liabilities and Net Assets

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable - - -

Accrued Expenses - - -

Total Current Liabilities - - -

Net Assets

Unrestricted 1,185,845 1,107,327 1,083,373

Unrestricted - Board Designated 397,911 333,645 279,465

Temporarily Restricted 8,550 7,669 7,643

Net Assets $1,592,306 1,448,641 1,370,481

Total Net Assets $1,592,306 $1,448,641 $1,370,481

Financials Three-Year Balance Sheet

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inDiviDual DonorsAnnette AabDolores AbrahamsLuis A. & Dana AcevedoTony & Katie AcunaRandal & Gerrie AdamsJ. Charles & Pamela AdamsAlexander AdriaanseGerene AdwonLoleta B. AkeLisa AlexanderTracy D. AltieriDoyle & Evelyn AlumbaughJefflyn A. AlveyTravis D. & Kelly J. AmesDorothy AmphlettDale & Sue AmstutzBob S. & Brenda L. Anderson

Gary B. AndersonHoward AndersonJulie J. AndersonLex & Melanie AndersonRandel & Nita AndersonBruce & Billie ArmlovichKenneth C. & Mae F. AyersRay C. & Jannell Babb, Jr.Mike & Julia BacherCynthia BaerJulie BaileyJim BakerMark R. & Andrea D. BakewellQuentin & Alicia BanksBenjamin & Darena BankstonTom K. BarclayMark J. Bareta

Billy A. & Debra L. BarnettTom & Kathy BarrJennifer BarretoJimmy J. & Yvette M. BartonRandall K. & Bobbie J. BartonGarry & Joyce BaskinRobert A. & Bonnie BatchelorElmer & Ellen BattenfieldJoe & Janet BaucomGary & Mary BaxterCharles & Grace BeachMarthanda BeckworthWilliam & Chrisie BedsworthCarrol & Linda BeenCandi BeldingShawn & Debbie BellLee & Brenda Belt

Jerry BendorfDon & Tonya BennettPat & Desiree BennettConn & Sharon BerkenbileTed & Linda BernklauJohathan & Whitney BerryAnthony R. BertJan BigbyMisty BilbyMarcel BinstockDr. James R. & Suzzette M. BirchDiana BirkichtDonald M. & Helen BischoffRebecca S. BizzellW.C. & M. Kathy BlacklerJ.S. & Leann BlaylockMary C. Blosser

Margo L. BlumenthalRobert & Denise BodilyPeggy L. BoerstlerDenise BoldingK.W. & Anne Bolt, Jr.Victor H. BondTerry & Beverley Boone, Sr.Jacob & Elisabeth BossTerry R. & Kimberly BowmanDean & Sandy BoyaciHolger & Lynn BrachvogelRalph & Karen BrewerR. Michael & K.S. BrightTenny BrightKaren BrileyNancy BrooksJohn Broughton

2012 2011 2010

Revenues

Contributions 776,071 712,877 650,433

Investments 22,170 17,145 22,100

Interest 190 489 814

Miscellaneous - Other 23,467 13,812 17,169

Total Revenues $821,898 $744,323 $690,516

Expenses

Shelter Programs

Expenses 92,786 50,318 51,925

Wages & Benefits 298,154 266,548 264,335

Fundraising

Expenses 136,525 142,517 126,628

Wages & Benefits 58,996 60,447 57,833

Management/General

Expenses 84,826 77,422 70,859

Wages & Benefits 73,628 76,314 75,473

Total Expenses $744,915 $673,566 $647,053

Profit Gain/Loss $76,983 $70,757 $43,463

Revenues

Total Projected Revenues $1,102,678

Expenses

Shelter Programs Expenses 170,128

Wages & Benefits 430,860

Fundraising Expenses 210,081

Wages & Benefits 61,870

Management/General Expenses 133,340

Wages & Benefits 96,399

Total Expenses $1,102,678

Three-Year Financial Report

2013 Budget

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Bruce K. BrownC. Arnold & Patricia BrownCharzetta BrownElliott & Alice BrownJared A. & Susan E. BrownMary BroylesBecky BrugmanJ. Shayne & Marta BuchananJeremy BufordSusan A. BuitinkThomas & Mendi BurnsC. BurroughsElena M. BussellRick & Gina ButefishLarry E. & Terry L. ByersRobert & Linda BynumAnita G. Caldwell

Charlotte E. CallisDavid L. & Elizabeth CampBill CampbellFrederick & Marilyn CampbellBill & Kaye CanfieldMelvin & Ann CanodeBernie & Peggy CantrellBrita H. CantrellLarry & Carolyn CantrellBret & Shannon CarderLarry D. & Kristen R. CargalRuth CarlsonAlan & Carolyn CarltonDaryl & Carla CarterSandra CasteelDr. Bain C. & Jackie CateL.M. Cather

Joan Carragher CaudleGary & Patricia CawoodMarjorie E. ChandlerBrian E. ChildersCarolyn ChristmanPamela ChronisterSamuel & Charlotte ClammerBurrell & Terry ClarkElmer L. ClarkTimothy & Patricia ClementMarguerita M. ClevelandEvelyn ClineJanice ClineSharon J. ClingmanChuck & Kara Ann CodayBob & Lydia CoilCharlotte Colbenson

Joyce E. ColeRobert & Martha ColeSheila ComanBob & Millie CombsMark & Shannon CombsRonald & Sheri CombsYvonne ConklinSunny ConleyGregory & Jennifer ConwayJeffrey & Alyssa ConwayMr. & Mrs. William CoodyEllen C. CookDon & Debbie CookJim & Nora CookKeith J. & Sheri L. CookAnthony B. & Lisa A. CookeBryan P. & Buffy N. Cooper

Dennis & Sheri CooperChris & Starr CorbinFrank & June CornOpal CorsawJoseph & Sandra CoryMary CouchCharles & Judy CourterKevin & Dell Anna CoutantChristopher & Gina CovingtonDerrell & Paula CoxDean & Susan CoxJeff & Christy CoxPaula CoxJames & Jonaline CraigSamuel & Lindsey CraigNancy CreelB. Gail Crist

inDiviDual Donors

Sexual trafficking is a toxic phenomenon spilling over into towns, cities

and communities throughout Oklahoma. No longer do organized cartels

limit their human commerce to foreign nationals smuggled across our

borders. Instead, they’ve discovered a wealth of prey right here.

Traffickers hide in the night behind computers to lure unsuspecting

victims into a seamy netherworld filled with promises of money, clothes

and travel. They hide in the light where they befriend the troubled and

discontent with understanding and acceptance. Then one day, life as

these women once knew it, becomes a horrific existence of sexual slavery

where they are bought, sold and traded, transported from state to state,

confined to seedy motel rooms, and threatened with torture or death if

they even consider escape.

DaySpring Villa in April 2012 became the first and only shelter in the

state to earn certification by the Oklahoma Attorney General’s office

to provide refuge and services to adult victims of sexual trafficking.

Since then, we’ve admitted 15 women who bear the wounds of an

unimaginable experience that will take years to heal.

Human Sexual Trafficking

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Mark A. & Jennifer CrowDavid & Jill CurbelloA. Brad & Patricia CurtisLinda L. CurtisRon G. & Fay M. CurtisPeggy DaileySam & Deborah DalaeliCorene Kay DamaranvilleDavidson FamilyKaren Jo DavidsonGreg A. & Gina L. DavisWilliam E. DavisVickie Dawkins-KerseyWalter & June DeanMax A. & Kay E. DeardorffRichard D. & Julia E. DeBowKenneth & Frances DeCordova

Clarence O. DeGarmoDorr & Christina DepewBruce W. & Anna L. DeShazoMarvin & Sharon DevriesVelma DickersonJustin & Alison DillJerry & Deniese DillonPat & Viola M. DinwiddieDavid M. & Judith A. DischSue DixonNatalie J. DolanCherry DonnellyChase & Sherry DorrisScott & Krista DowneyDennis J. DowningDawn C. DucaRaymond J. Duffy

Timothy J. & Sandra L. DuffyNicole DuncanRichard K. & Benita DuncanGary & Donna DundeeBrian DuplantisKarla DuranRay & Amy EarleyLonnie D. & Patty Plummer EckWanda EdmisionBenjamin B. EdwardsAnn Wilson EldridgeGlenn & Judith ElliottMr. & Mrs. Jasper EllisCindy EllisonJohnny & Anna EnglandJoe & Audrey EnglesKenneth L. & Marjorie Erdmann

William H. EssP.G. & Durenda EstradaRalph EubanksDale & Brenda EvansMichelle EverettJames & Sharon FairDwight E. FarmerMary L. FarrarKevin M. & Carol L. FarrellRebecca A. FearsEric FeignerD. Wayne & Susan T. FenderJohn & Linda FerBob W. & Doris J. FholerRich & Wanda FiedlerDavid & Debra FieldKevin Fielding

Jeanine Fincke-NorrisE.G. & Cathy FindleyCathy FisherEldin & Barbara FisherG.B. & Patricia FisherLorelei FisherGary & Joyce FlinchumPamela FlippoLinda FlourneyPamela FordMargaret Ann FortenberryCyndy FossardDr. Doug & Mary FosterEdward L. & Joni K. FosterRosemary Foster-LewmanFrank & Shirley FoutchVirginia Frederick

Our Project Dark 2 Light is a real-world solution for women who have

escaped sexual trafficking but wonder if their lives offer purpose or

meaning. During 2012, DaySpring Villa analyzed the needs for our

shelter to accommodate the growing population of trafficking victims

who, until now, had nowhere to turn for recovery and healing. Project

Dark 2 Light looks to expand our facility and add the specialized staff

required to work one-on-one with these survivors.

Response by our supporters to fund this program has been nothing short

of spectacular and, every day, we inch closer to meeting our financial

goals that will make Project Dark 2 Light a reality. In the words of one

of these women, the journey to freedom may be more difficult than any

one of us can envision.

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Carey D. FreemanJohn D. & M. Sue FreemanRichard & Gwyn FreemanD. Janell & Jessica FrenchPatricia A. FrenchBrenda J. FreyaldenhovenFriends of Chris BengeSteven M. FoxRussell & Malia FrisilloKevin & Lori FullbrightRon & Stephanie FulletonCarl & Lisa FusickDavid K. FussellKim GaddyCarrie GambleWeldon M. GamelMary Jo. Gandee

Terry & Sherry GarnerMichael & Paula GarriganSharon GarrouteJohn & Evelyn GaserJames D. GaunttKyra Stephens GerbhardtPriscilla Anne GehringDee Ann GerlachRobert & Rebecca GibsonWilliam E. GladdenShirley J. GlinskiPatricia GloverMargaret GoatcherPatricia GobbleAnn GoodmanMay GoodsteinDarrell & Lois V. Gordon

Dustin & Anna GorrellPatrick & Jeanette K. GorrellJill GoschBarbara GosenLori GraflundRodger D. & Jackie S. GrahamLeon & Freddie GrantLynn D. & Shanna R. GrayTracy GraysonBob & Margaret GreenGarrett & Kathryn GreenGary A. & Anita GreenJanice D. GreenJohn & Mildred GreenstreetStephen G. & Terrie L. GressettMargie GriffinDavid Griffiths

Amber GuiceCharles HairIrvin & Lois HakenJames & Jacquelyn HallDonna HamiltonJudy HamiltonWayne & Kyra HamiltonJohn A. HamptonKenny & Kathryn HankinsClyde & Debbie HardingPaul HardySandra HargerWilliam E. HarlanBuck & Lucinda HarperSteven & Lynn HarperAlison HarrellAnnabeth Harris

Linda HarrisRichard HarrisSherran L. HarrisSam R. & Gloria J. HartgravePatricia K. HarlteMary C. HartleSarah E. HartleRichard D. HartlePatricia HaswellMr. & Mrs. C.D. HatcherJoyce HawthorneDonald & Ann Hayes, Sr.Coy & Kelly HaysDorothy HaysBonita HaywoodAllan & Alice HeathGordona Duca Heiliger

“I’ve been here 57 days now and the hardest thing is to

figure out who I am besides a human trafficking victim.

My whole life I’ve been passed around like trash. My

mother wouldn’t have cared if they found me dead

in a ditch somewhere. My mother sold my freedom for

hers. My life has never been my own.”

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Phase II UpdateAs of February 14, 2013, DSV received a total of $567,047.76 in cash, pledges and challenge grants.

With 90% of our fundraising goal met, DaySpring Villa is now in the final stretch to raise the last $91,562.24, by the end of 2013. This will enable DSV to receive a $75,000 challenge grant from the Grace & Franklin Bersen Foundation, and a second challenge grant in the amount of $131,722.00 from the J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation, Inc.

Since announcing the launch of Project Dark 2 Light, DaySpring Villa has experienced a wellspring of generosity from individuals,

foundations and churches of every denomination across Oklahoma that recognize the need for our shelter and services to

accommodate adult victims of sexual trafficking. Our staff hasn’t skipped a beat in our efforts to bring attention to this growing

plight. We’ve given facility tours and made presentations to churches, organizations and individuals in our fundraising efforts to

address the need for shelter and services to help trafficking victims reclaim their lives.

To date, Project Dark 2 Light has made extraordinary strides to fund this operation. We achieved Phase I of this project by gaining

certification by the Oklahoma Attorney General’s office in April 2012 to shelter and provide services for adult victims of sexual

trafficking—a feat no other shelter in Oklahoma can claim.

We are getting close to achieving total funding for Phase II– the facility expansion–and are committed and confident that we will

meet both the challenge grant deadlines. Phase III–added operational expenses and specialized staff required to work with these

victims–will see ongoing fundraising efforts.

For more information about Project Dark 2 Light, visit www.DaySpringVilla.com.

To schedule a tour or presentation, call 918. 245.4075.

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Colleen A. HeinigJames & Juanelle HeldebrandRobert S. & Joyce Hembree, Jr.Jerry & Jean HendersonRalph & Docia HendricksonRene P. & Sherry J. Henry, Jr.Christopher HernandezMurphy & Janice HerringtonOpal HeslerEdward & Rhonda HicksJuanita L. HicksAnne HimebaughDixie J. HitteYuan C. & Jenny Wang HoDale HoagRobert E. & Nancy C. HoardBrian G. & Jennifer B. Hobbs

Terry R. & Debra J. HobbsJames & Joy HoffmanJ. Roy & Karen HolderPatricia HolderDoyle & Kaye HolemanGeorge A. HollandTom & Linda HollowayAlberta J. HooseGreg & Jill HopperT. Karl & Teresa G. HoskisonMorene Baker HouseEugene & Virginia HowardShawna HowardArthur L. & Patricia HoweBarbara HowertonSteve & Susan HuangChris & Lisa Hudgins

Gerald R. & Phyllis N. HudsonRobert & Tara HudsonJeanie HufstetlerKevin & Sherri HughesMichael & Sherrie HulseT. Larry & Rosemary HumphreyRussell K. & Leann HuneycuttShirley HunterArthur R. & June HuseSharon E. HyattDr. Helen InbodyThomas & Nancy IngramJames & Jacquelyn IrwinDale & Linda IvinsBeverly JacksonBilly E. & Mavis J. JacksonBrian & Barbie Jackson

Donald & Debra JacksonStephen M. & Carol E. JacksonGloria JacobsJordan K. & Emily S. JamesInez I. JankeBarry & Rita JanssenEddie & Kelly JentJohn Crane Fluid EmployeesAlan R. JohnsonBarbara R. JohnsonCarol JohnsonC.R. & Jackie J. JohnsonDorothy JohnsonLarry & Charlotte JohnsonLaura E. JohnsonPatricia A. JohnsonShawn & Terri Johnson

Wesley & Jean JohnsonJames R. JohnstonC.H. & P.M. JohnstoneAlisha J. JonesBobby L. & Mary Jo JonesChad JonesChristopher & Pat JonesDanny E. & Lori L. JonesGwen JonesJerry A. JonesKristin R. JonesNorma JonesTim R. & Charae A. JonesThomas D. & Linda JordanFrances JoslinJennifer JudsonPhilip & Miranda Kaiser

Material Labor Subcontract Total

New Construction

Sitework 16,500 16,500

Concrete 15,512 6,057 11,306 32,875

Masonry 29,280 29,280

Structural Steel 1,500 4,500 6,000

Carpentry 54,483 10,360 69,578 134,421

Equipment/Appliances 1,325 105 4,500 5,930

Plumbing 23,500 23,500

HVAC 35,000 35,000

Electrical 19,500 19,500

Covered Walkway 16,286 8,953 37,415 62,654

Total Direct Cost $89,106 $25,475 $251,079 $365,660

General Requirement 3,950 11,284 9,000 24,234

Sub-Total $93,056 $36,759 $260,079 $389,894

Labor Burden 0.35 9,732 9,732

Liability Insurance 530 530

Overhead 8,368 3,754 22,319 34,441

Profit 5% 4,602 2,065 12,276 18,943

Total Construction Cost $106,026 $52,310 $295,204 $453,540

Renovation

Room Renovations 10,000 10,000

Furniture 9,662 9,662

Plumbing 23,408 23,408

Lighting/Ceiling Fans 3,000 3,000

Flooring 6,000 6,000

Other

Sustainability $100,000

Architectural Fees 18,000 18,000

Security Upgrades 10,000 10,000

Marketing and Fundraising 25,000 25,000

Grand Total $658,610

Project Dark 2 Light Phase II Costs (Facility Expansion)

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John & Melissa KannadyJeanne KapotasDoris J. KeininghamRobert & Shirley M. KeininghamGeorge & Emmalu KendallIzoro & Lucille KerleyVernon & Susan KessnerDon & Sue KimberlingMichael & Marsha KimbrelJames & Laura KingKaren L. KingChristian KinneyLyle & Kathleen KloepferJanet KohlsJohn R. KoonsMary R. KorthaseCharlie Krienke

Robert KyleBob & Kristin LaBassMarian Rose LairTerry LairBobby & Dee LancasterPaul M. & Julie LandersT. & Janelle LanghamRobert & Ellen LanglandCarlos B. LangstonElisabeth H. LanierAnnette LassiterCarl & Margie D. LawrenceRandall E. & Marilyn A. LawrenceThomas & Julia Ann LawsonBob & Gala LayDavid & Emory LazenbyWilliam S. Leach

Shirley LearDr. Laura L. LeeRobert & Lori LeeHarold & Laurie LehmanMary Penn LepakLinda LepowskiJohn & Doris LerchGuy LewisSteve & Lee Ann LewisMark & Cindy LightCarrie L. LindsayLeonard Ray LintLes & Wanda J. LittleWilma A. LivelyArchie & Bonnie LoehrConsuelo Lonon-CarrilloJoel & Denise Loving

Larry & Reba LudikerJames M. & Bonnie S. LuetjenEd LunaRon & Ana LundinRique & Lorna LydemAlan & Cathy LylesC. Kaye LynnJack & Sharon LyonsJoey & Susan MackeyMark E. & Jan MagersKaren MalloryGregory L & Tina M. MangrumDeWayne MankinTim & Tonya MarlowRozetta MarpleEric & Jill MarshallLeonard & Christy Marshall

Gerald & Sharon MartinGlenn L. MartinRobert L. MartinMark & Lisa MasonCurtis MatthesRose MaxeyChristy MayfieldVerne & Rosemary McCabeKent & Beth McConnellJeannetta McCreryMary E. McDermottBillie R. McDonaldJohn & Angela McFarlinWes & Shirley McGlothlinJames E. & Sarah L. McKennaShirley Ann McManigalMark J. & Kimberly McMillan

inDiviDual DonorsBrooke McVeighWilliam E. & Patsy MeadDr. Michel & Mary Medawar, Jr.Jean & Mary MeeksG.C. & Nola M. MeeseSusan P. MellynDavid & Barbara MerrillJoe & Sharon MichenfelderKenneth G. & Judith MilesAndrew & Marijane MileurBruce A. & Lynne R. MillerRobert A. & Carolyn MillerMike & Jill MinihanTodd & Sheila MitchellCatherine M. MohrBrian & Amanda MonteratiBrian & Staci Montgomery

Glenn & Patricia MorastDaniel & Stephanie MorganEdward & Loueen MorganLouis A. & Sue MorganWilliam & Michelle MorganDonna MorrisJane S. MorrisKimberley MorrisRon & Donrae MooreBrent & Julie MorseJerry & Louise MorrowClay & Teresa MorrowHoward L. & Linda Morton IIIJack W. Morton & Karen LongRonald & Burleene MosburgDennis L. & Karen R. MottRyan & Hillary Mottern

Lawrence P. MoylanJohn W. MuellerGlen & Sally M. MulreadyPreston & Megan NealVeronica J. NeedhamSteven K. & Kathryn NeimeierNedena A. NewmanJanet L. NewtonJohn & Marianna NewtonRobert & Teena NewtonClifford & Vernice NicholsJames & Carol NicholsTherron & Gail NicholsMartha NickelsonGerald & Donna NicklesFlorin & Tanya NicolaeJohn G. & Carole A. Nikkel

Robert & Robin NikkelSara NikkelSandy NobleWilliam NormanTanya NottDebbie K. NunleyDoris nunneleeCharles & Carol O’RearJoey & Cristin OdomJames & Roxie Ann OdorJamie & Nancy OglePhyllis I. OlsenRichard & Rosemary OpalaHenryk & Elizabeth OrlowskiDonna OrrellDon & Glenda OsburnPatricia Overhulser

June H. OwensGeorge & Charlotte PadenRichard A. & Brenda S. PageJames H. & Barbara PagueD. Scott & Kelli PalmerDoyle & Evelyn PalumbaughFrank B. & Kathryn D. ParksAllan L. & Wanda M. PayneJohn M. & Tonya C. PayneGene & Nancy PeavlerLoretta M. PenifoldCharles M. & Donna PelkeyBasil L. & Jami D. PeltonCharles & Katheryn PenningtonDavid & Virginia PenningtonDon & Joan PercefulDonald W. & Sarah Perkins

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Guests at DaySpring Villa were asked to name three things they are free to do now that they were not free to do before.

breathe

go to school

always have toilet paper

Provide a safe shelter that always has the electric on for myself and my children.

I can cut my hair how I like it and wear make-up. I can eat what I want without getting approval. I can go places without checking in every 5 minutes.

Live without the worry that I will be hurt if I do something wrong with the cooking, cleaning, etc.

I can bathe, change my clothes, and wear deodorant whenever I want...without permission!

My kids can now play and be a little loud. I don’t have to tell them to keep it down, fearing what might happen if they woke him.

The ability to sleep through the night without the fear of bad things happening.

free from the fear of being raped

I can look people in the face when they are talking to me.

I get to see my family.

free from being told I’m worthless

free to be happy

I get to go to church.

Madeline PerkinsEva L. PerryGary PersingDel & Jane PetersonWyatt & Carol PhillipsW.A. & Betty PhillipsWilliene PierceRobert & Bonnie PingelLarry & Cathy PinkstonWilliam & Penny PlasterDorothy PlummerJill PoindexterDavid & Krista PolanskiMark & Marilyn PolumbusD.J. Ponville, Jr.D.J. Ponville, Sr.Charles & Martha Powell

Toby Lee & Laura E. PowellBetty PrenticeTerry & Sharon PrenticeMichael & D. Waynett PrideCarlin & Mary Ann PruittW.E. & Ann PryerBurk & Linda PulverJim & Chris PutnamDon R. & Mildren QueenPaula J. QuillinKathy RameyPat RascoeAlan & Jo RatliffLinda ReeA. Ralph & Mary C. ReedMargaret L. ReedRenate Reeder

William & Cindy ReevesMax & Mary ReichardBetty L. ReidKenny & Lauryn ReinosoLinda ReynoldsSusan ReynoldsJames M. & Amy E. RheinDixie L. RhodesCharles & Glenda RichardsLois M. RichterTerry & Diana RiddleNicholas & Valerie RidenerRobert & Rebecca RiessLarry T. RileyChris & Mandi RiversColeman & Barbara RobisonJarene C. Robison

Mr. & Mrs. Willis RobinsonDon RoeDale & Ann RogersClaude H. & Rebecca A. RogersVirgil R. & Donese RogersButch & Laura L. RoseCarol RoseDebbie RoseElizabeth E. RoseLarry D. RoseMaynard & Babette RossenChristopher & Kendra RouletRobert & Rexanne RoweBobby & Deborah RoyeMiranda L. RelefordEdward L. & Diane K. RubacJames & Holly Runyon

Linda RussellBrenda SaboB.K. SandersThomas R. & Judy C. SandersMary K. SanditenE.B. & Joann SartinJan SartorJames D. & Wanda SatromBetty SatterfieldJeff A. & Sharalee B. SavageMary M. SawyerJoe & Elizabeth SchadStephen & Anne SchwerdtHarvey, Mary & Jai ScottKelly D. & Christina M. ScottSabdu & Syndey ScottCarol Sechrist

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They were also asked to describe how they feel now that they are on the road to freedom.

I feel like I am fine on my own. I don’t need a man.

I am able to focus on my relationship with God and my kids now that I do not have to worry about shelter, food and clothing.

I get more sleep through the night. It helps me to focus on my goals so I can achieve them.

I feel more confident in raising my daughter and son because now we are safe and free. I am so happy to be able to see my family. I have so much to give and I am starting to believe in myself again. I pray and thank God every day that we are here at DaySpring Villa. That there are so many knid people that donate to this place amazes and humbles me.

I feel free in every sense of the word. I may still flinch when a hand moves fast toward me, and I know it will take time to get that under control. I love not having to look over my shoulder...every second of every day. I’m realizing that we really can get a second chance in life to live the way God wants us to, to help provide for our kids.

independent

hopeful

learning to feel worthy

able to see a future

happy, relaxed and at ease

I feel happy, loved, cared for and protected by God. For the first time in my life I am truly happy and not afraid of living my life like God would have it.

inDiviDual DonorsLisa E. SeifertTricia H. SenftJeff & Debbie ShafferDennis & Deborah ShannonDennis & Kathy SheltonJohn W. & Doris SheltonMichael & Cathy L. ShipmanDr. & Mrs. James ShortMike & Pamela ShortNicholas & Karla SidorakisThomas & Betty SimmonsDaniel E. & Peggy J. SimonLee E. & Debra K. SimonBetty L. SimpsonJoe P. & Cynthia B. Sing, Jr.Vincent J. SirenCarol Sixkiller

Mr. & Mrs. Brinton SkalnikJason & Jennifer SkeltonChris & Barbara SlatenTimothy A. & Terri SloanBerry E. & Karen S. SmithCarolyn SmithCindi L. SmithDavid SmithDavid L. & Lori A. SmithDonald S. SmithGarry D. & Barbara S. SmithGeorge & Fran SmithHelen I. SmithJ. Fred & Fran SmithK.R. & Linda S. SmithMarilyn A. SmithMary L. Smith

Mickie SmithScot Kelley SmithLloyd & Tresa SnowJeremy & Emily SpanglerRichard & Shanna SpenceAlison G. SpiegelFran SpengosJoseph & Felicia StarkJohnny & Cindi StarkeyT. Gene & Mona StathamRodney C. & Kim StaufferRebecca L. SteckerNarah M. SteinhouseMichael R. StephensTerry & Diana StephensLoren F. & Sandra StephensonBill L. Stewart

Christopher StewartLarry D. & Sandra K. StewartKevin & Erica StogsdillBernhard & Sarah Storjohann, IIIBeverly S. StraubMelissa C. StricklinStephan A. StrodeStephen & Laura StrumGreg & Marci SutmillerDonald & Sally SutmillerRobert & Angela SwainErnest & Shirla SweatGlenn & Sally TaggartWinston & Linda TallentJeffrey & Krin TassoneGregory & Rebecca TaylorKaren Taylor

Duane & Pat TerryJames & Christy ThomasRoy & Norma ThomasonDon & Janice ThompsonKenneth & Carole ThompsonThomas J. & Janet K. ThompsonVictor & Barbara ThompsonLois TigerJon & Rebeca TiltonJim & Betty TincherW. R. & B.T. TipswordGlenn & Anita ToddHarry & Janet ToddCourtney TompkinsJeremy & Emily TownleyFrank & Carol A. TraynorKenneth & Janet Treat

DaySpring Villa continues to enjoy a growing population of volunteers who speak up, stand up and step forward to assist our shelter with helping hands and selfless hearts. In 2012, a total of 1,289 individuals volunteered 36,066 hours on our behalf. At minimum wage, this number of working hours equates to $261,478.50.

Speak Up, Stand Up, Step Forward

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Jess & Eva TrevinoRandy TrimbleCarole J. TuckerPat & Paula TurnerRoy & Danay TurnerJoan TuttleLeRoy & Glenda TweedySandra TwilleyJimmy & Joann TygartTimothy & Marla UrbanMatthew A. VaethBarbara Van SickleRonnie & Retha VangilderRobert & Patricia S. VantriestRussell & Tina VassarCalvin & Marilyn VogtRichard & Anna Voris

Homer & Alexandra WagerPat WagstaffGary & Sherry WalkaboutKathy WalkerLeslie WalkerWilliam B. & Karen WalkerJason & Christina WalmsleyBilly J. WardJoseph & Susan WardFlorence E. WashburnFary & Linda WattsJohn & Bonita WattsRobert J. & Deborah WeatherbieEd & JoAnn WebsterJohn D. & Marcia L. WeidmanJune WellsMary R. Wells

Dean & Linda WestValerie A. WestRobert & Elva R. WestermarkTed & Denise WhaleyBrannon & Aimee WhippleDouglas M. & Judith E. WhiteIvan & Angie WhiteChad R. & Beth A. WilkersonGlenann WilkersonRobert & Ann WildersonMark & Leigh WilkinLarry WilkinsonMarilyn J. WilleyBrandon & Jill WilliamsFred & Gerry WilliamsGerald & Marion WilliamsPaula K. Williams

Richard & Sally WilliamsonTimothy & Susan WillisVelmarie WillisJesse & Cindy WilmotDebbie WilsonKatie WilsonPerry A. WimpeyDr. Ronald L. WinderTimothy & Carole WirthDon L. & Treva WiruthDavid & Susan G. WisbyDon & Pat WiseRobert A. & Paula WiseGayla WondersHerschel & Fern WoodKeith & Deborah WoodLinda Woodard

Wanda WoodrellJerry & Sharon WooleryGreg & Julie WrightRichard & Debra WrightBasil W. & Dee A. WyattLyn WyattJacki K. YagerLarry & Angie YatesRoy E. & Vera YorkJenean A. YoungKathryn YoungRita K. YoungerNathan & Amy ZieglerPhyllis Zimmerman-WadeHarold Zuckerman

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Donations exCeeDing $10,000

First Row (L to R): Carol Sixkiller, Nancy Brooks, Wilma Lively, Evelyn Cline, Sandra NobleSecond Row (L to R): Lisa Alexander, Margie Griffin, Jeannetta McCrery, Jill Poindexter, Jim Tincher, Dee LancasterThird Row (L to R): Marci Sutmiller, Emory Lazenby, Julie Bailey, Sheila Mitchell, Susan CoxStaff not pictured: Shawna Howard and Janice Cline

The Staff of DaySpring Villa

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Individuals

Lonnie D. & Patty EckGlenann WilkersonJames & Jacquelyn HallJohnny & Cindi StarkeyMike & Julia BacherNatalie J. Dolan

Business

Advantage Glass, Inc.Unit Corporation

Foundations

Rodney Carrington FoundationThe Anne & Henry Zarrow FoundationThe Elpis FoundationChymiak Family FoundationG Wilkerson FoundationGeorge Kaiser Family FoundationThe Goatcher FoundationWaters Charitable Foundation

Churches

Riverview Missionary Baptist ChurchBaptist General Convention Of OklahomaSouth Tulsa Baptist ChurchFirst Baptist Church of TulsaOlivet Baptist ChurchEastwood Baptist ChurchParkview Baptist ChurchSouthern Hills Baptist Church

In Hawaii, the word aloha means both hello and

goodbye. At DaySpring Villa, ALOHA stands

for A Life of Hope Ahead—a time to say “hello”

to a future of hope, peace and rest, and a time

to say “goodbye” to the past. We give every

woman who arrives at DaySpring Villa an ALOHA

bracelet to remind her of God’s promise as

written in Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV):

“For I know the plans I have for you,

declares the Lord, plans to prosper you

and not to harm you, plans to give you

hope and a future.”

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PO Box 1588Sand Springs OK 74063

As Oklahoma’s only certified faith-based shelter for domestic violence

victims and adult victims of human sexual trafficking, DaySpring Villa

is committed to transforming the lives of women and children in crisis.

Show your support for our mission by learning more about us. Visit

www.DaySpringVilla.com to read our success stories and sign up for

our quarterly newsletter. Keep up with our daily activities by becoming

one of our Facebook fans, and watch our documentary, Into the Light,

on Youtube. For more information call 918.245.4075.

DaySpring Villa is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

Nora Cook, President

Des Bennett

William Coody

Donna Dundee

Sue Freeman

Ed Hicks

Ed Luna

Ron Lundin

John Nikkel

Rev. D. Scott Palmer

Jarene Robison

Judy White

Phyllis Zimmerman-Wade

2012 Dayspring villa boarD oF DireCtors