C H I L D A B U S E N E T W O R K , I N C .

we canF Y 2 0 1 4 A N N U A L R E P O R T

( J U L Y 1 , 2 0 1 3 - J U N E 3 0 , 2 0 1 4 )

A note about the child-models in this publication: All of the people and children in the photos are volunteers; the children are all models photographed with the

expressed permission of their legal guardian(s) or parent(s). All of the scenes have been posed; none of them depict actual incidents or refer to specific cases. In order to protect children and their confidentiality, absolutely no children who receive/received our services or their families were used in this publication.

mission & vision pg 1

impact lives pg 2

letter from leadership pg 4

the reason pg 6

organization overview pg 8

power of partnership pg 10

programs and services pg 12

our children pg 14

financial statements pg 16

statements of financial position pg 17

statements of activities pg 18

fy 2014 donor list pg 20

staff and board members pg 26

missionV I S I O N & P H I L O S O P H Y

Our Mission

To provide collaborative intervention services to child abuse

victims, so that they are encouraged to embrace a future

driven by hope.

Our Vision

To be the foundation for the most effective community

response to reported child abuse and provide children a

turning point on the pathway to healing.

Our Philosophy

Child abuse damages our community’s most vulnerable

citizens and often has generational implications. In the

context of violence, child abuse is a public health problem

that presents complex social and moral dilemmas concerning

its cause, effect and remedy. Addressing child abuse requires

a comprehensive plan with multiple, coordinated strategies.

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we canI M P A C T L I V E S

The Child Abuse Network (CAN) exists to reduce the

trauma that a child abuse investigation can pose

for a child. Before our program came into being,

children frequently endured stressful examinations and

numerous interviews by various agencies in cold,

sterile facilities.

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CAN owns and manages a specially de-signed facility where child abuse interven-tion services are centralized. By enabling medical, mental health, investigative and legal professionals to work together under one roof, CAN minimizes the trauma of multiple child interviews and medical exams, and eliminates duplicate efforts in determining whether abuse has occurred.

Most importantly, CAN provides families with referrals to therapeutic and community support services to connect children with the services they need to begin their healing.

CAN helps stop the hurt and begin the healing. To learn more about CAN visit: www.childabusenetwork.org.

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a letterF R O M O U R L E A D E R S H I P

It has been said that the best preparation for tomor-

row is doing your best today. This year the Child Abuse

Network team worked tirelessly to ensure that we ef-

fectively met the critical need for services while simul-

taneously preparing to lay the foundation for future

growth opportunities.

In recognition of our 25th anniversary year, we took the time to reflect on our history and the exemplary care that the Child Abuse Network, Inc. has provided to children in the Tulsa area. We have been reminded of the many people and organizations who have been key to our growth, and the generous support of donors that have allowed us to provide intervention services for an increasing number of children. From CAN’s beginning as a project of the Junior League of

Tulsa until now, partnerships have framed our successes. We continue to break new ground in building new partnerships in our community.

Our team provided services for a record number of children again this year. Nearly 2,600 children were seen at the Center including an all-time high volume of 278 children seen in April 2014 (the average is 200 a month). The professionals at the Center continue to meet the

needs of the children it sees under extreme space limitations and with uncompromising professionalism.

Through the generosity of a grant from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, we added a new Family Services Coordinator position. This position allowed us to establish a single point of contact for scheduling children at the Center, and it enabled us to be more efficient in responding to requests for appointments and coordinating the team’s time for those appointments.

Good progress was made in addressing CAN’s goals and future needs. In 2014, the Board approved a change in the Center’s name from “Justice Center” to the Children’s Advocacy Center to assist with our name recognition in the community. We were delighted with the addition of a new community awareness event, the CAN Superhero Challenge, which took place on March 30, 2014, at POSTOAK Lodge & Retreat. The event was the brainchild of Chris and Elizabeth Ellison and was successful on so many fronts. It allowed us to begin to communicate with the media using a positive messaging format, and perhaps most importantly, it provided us a much needed family-centered event to share with the greater Tulsa community. It was agreed that this event was vital to our messaging and

would continue as an annual event.

The CANdlelight Ball provided us the perfect opportunity to recognize the Junior League of Tulsa. In its third year, the Ball delivered another magical evening for nearly 300 guests.

Through the efforts of Kala Sharp, CAN’s Presidents and Advisory Councils were re-convened in 2014. It is of great benefit to converse with these strategic leaders about CAN, our collaborations and future goals.

Finally and most importantly, thank you for your generous support throughout the year. We simply could not provide these vital services to children without the support of our many donors, volunteers, staff and partners.

Together, we CAN provide a turning point in the life of a child.

Sincerely,

Susan L. Gross2014 Board President

1 in 17 children is involved in a child abuse investigation in Tulsa county.

That’s about 1 child per average sized classroom.

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We CAN Make a Difference

CAN’s Child Specialist, David Glanz, provided a mental health consultation at the request of the guardian of a sweet twelve-year-old girl who came to the Center for services. What the guardian shared with David truly moved him.

The child’s guardian told David, “Since we came to CAN four hours ago, this child is a completely different child, it’s like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders.” The little girl, once scared and unable to show affection, had even crawled up in the lap of the guardian and showed trust and affection.

organization overview

The Child Abuse Network, Inc. is an accredited

member of the National Children’s Alliance (NCA).

As a member of NCA, the Child Abuse Network

is referred to as a Children’s Advocacy Center

and operates under the following standards:

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• Multidisciplinary TeamA multidisciplinary team for response to child abuse allegations includes representation from the following: law enforcement, child protective ser-vices, prosecution, medical, mental health, victim advocacy and Children’s Advocacy Center.

• Cultural Competency and DiversityCulturally competent services are routinely made available to all CAC clients and coordinated with the multidisciplinary team response.

• Forensic InterviewsForensic interviews are conducted in a manner that is legally sound, of a neutral, fact finding nature, and are coordinated to avoid duplicative interviewing.

• Victim Support and AdvocacyVictim support and advocacy services are routinely made available to all CAC clients and their non-offending family members as part of the multidis-ciplinary team response.

• Medical EvaluationSpecialized medical evaluation and treatment services are routinely made available to all CAC clients and coordinated with the multidisciplinary team response.

• Mental HealthSpecialized trauma-focused mental health services, designed to meet the unique needs of the child and non-offending family members, are routinely made available as part of the multidisciplinary team response.

• Case ReviewA formal process in which multidisciplinary discussion and information sharing regarding the investigation, case status and services needed by the child and family is to occur on a routine basis.

• Case TrackingChildren’s Advocacy Centers must develop and implement a system for monitoring case progress and tracking case outcomes for all MDT compo-nents.

• Organizational CapacityA designated legal entity responsible for program and fiscal operations has been established and implements basic sound administrative policies and procedures.

• Child-focused SettingThe child-focused setting is comfortable, private, and both physically and psychologically safe for diverse populations of children and their non-offending family members.

power of partnershipThe Child Abuse Network is a member of Tulsa

County’s multidisciplinary child abuse team, which

is organized and sanctioned under Oklahoma State

Statute (Title 10A § 1-9-102) and is formally referred

to as the Tulsa County District Attorney’s Task Force

on Crimes Against Children.

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Current signatory members of the task force include:

Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office

Tulsa County Department of Human Services - Child Welfare

United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Oklahoma

University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine - Tulsa

Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office

Tulsa Police Department

Broken Arrow Police Department

Owasso Police Department

Child Abuse Network, Inc.

Task force members agree and pledge to cooperate and coordinate their efforts to:

• Identify, investigate and prosecute those persons who commit crimes or acts of deprivation against children

• Maintain a multidisciplinary child abuse team pursuant to Title 10A § 1-9-102

• Provide child victims of crime and their families with medical, psychological, investigative and other appropriate assistance

• Provide educational programs that impact the causes and effects of crimes against children

• Promote any activity chosen by the members to be in the interest of children within Tulsa County

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programs and servicesThe Child Abuse Network coordinates and facilitates

a centralized, team approach to minimize the trauma

of child abuse investigations.

medical evaluations

services provided to our children in fy 2014

23% 9%mental health

48%forensic

interviews

medical evaluations

20%case

review

Forensic Interviews (1,775 interviews)Forensic interviews are one of CAN’s most critical services. The Child Abuse Network employs professional child interview specialists who conduct foren-sic interviews at the request of child welfare or law enforcement investiga-tors. CAN’s interviewers are specially trained to facilitate children’s abilities to make accurate statements about their experiences regarding reported abuse. CAN requires that its interviewers have graduate level education and special-ized knowledge in the areas of child development, family systems and the dynamics of abuse.

Medical Evaluations (868 exams)Medical evaluations are an essential part of a child abuse investigation. Medical findings assist investigators to determine whether abuse has occurred. Addition-ally, the child-friendly medical experts often relieve any anxiety that children may have about the health of their bodies. CAN contracts with the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine - Tulsa to provide child abuse medical evaluations. The medical team is comprised of specially trained child abuse pediatricians and a nurse (LPN). The team responds to same/next day requests from the child welfare and law enforcement investiga-tors.

Mental Health Services (339 consultations)Child abuse investigations can be very overwhelming, and many children and families have difficulties dealing with new emotions and anxieties. CAN assists families in many ways, including crisis intervention, consultation and referrals to appropriate therapeutic services and community support programs.

CAN employs mental health specialists who have extensive knowledge in child development, the dynamics of abuse, crisis intervention, family systems and community resources. The mental health specialist’s primary focus is to provide immediate support and information to children and their caregivers, so they can establish long-term relationships with appropriate community support programs and therapeutic services.

Case Review and Case Management (751 children)CAN’s team coordinator administers case review meetings twice a week. Case investigators have the opportunity to meet formally with team-agency represen-tatives to discuss and exchange information related to specific child abuse cases. The team seeks to combine the insight and professional knowledge of individual team members and agency representatives for a more complete understanding of case issues and a more supportive response for the child and caregiver(s).

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CAN provided services to 2,562 new children or approximately 50 children each week. Ninety-nine percent of services provided were to children from Tulsa County.

our childrenChildren come to the Child Abuse Network within the first

three days after abuse has been reported. In FY 2014,

the Child Abuse Network provided 3,733 services

to children from 13 counties in Oklahoma.

services provided to our children in fy 2014

868medical

evaluations

72 permonth

1,775forensic interviews

148 permonth

751case review

63 permonth

339 28 permonth

mental health

a snapshot of the children we served in fy 2014

Gender

%

Type ofabuse

Age

male43%

female57%

ages 0-646%

ages 7-1237 %

ages 13-1717%

(average age is 7 years and 9 months)

sexual38%

physical26%

neglect30

other6%

%

financialS T A T E M E N T S

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Once again the Child Abuse Network has received an unqualified opinion from our independent auditor, Creason & Associates, P.L.L.C.

CAN is financially sound and our FY 2014 peformance has exceeded the Finance Committee’s high standards of fiscal responsibility.

Years Ended June 30, 2014 and 2013

AssetsCurrent assets

CashRestricted cash

Contributions, grants and pledges receivablePrepaid expenses

Total Current assets

Assets held by othersPledges receivable

Property and equipment:Land

BuildingFurniture and fixtures

Medical equipment

Less accumulated depreciationNet property and equipment

Total assets

Liabilities and Net AssetsCurrent liabilities

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities

Commitments and contingencies

Net assets:Unrestricted

Temporarily restrictedTotal net assets

Total liabilities and net assets

Statements of Financial PositionJune 30, 2014 and 2013

2013

$ 849,881335,623139,21225,634

1,350,350

52,21131,650

485,0001,042,116

174,96456,666

1,758,746214,203

1,544,543

$ 2,978,754

$ 73,839

2,420,768484,147

2,904,915

$ 2,978,754

2014

$ 1,022,825 412,768188,77927,150

1,651,522

57,03320,867

485,0001,043,291

198,92956,666

1,783,886284,332

1,499,554

$ 3,228,976

$ 88,568

2,538,269602,139

3,140,408

$ 3,228,976

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Statements of ActivitiesYears Ended June 30, 2014 and 2013

Changes in unrestricted net assetsSupport and revenue

Federal and state grantsContributions and private grants

Investment incomeOther income

Total unrestricted support and revenueNet assets released from restrictions

Total unrestricted support,revenue and reclassifications

ExpensesProgram servicesChild abuse team

Community awarenessExpansion campaign

Supporting services:Management and general

Fundraising

Total Expenses

Change in unrestricted net assets

Changes in temporarily restricted net assetsContributions

State of Oklahoma CAMA distributionNet assets released from restriction

Change in temporarily restricted net assets

Change in net assets

Net assets, beginning of year

Net assets, end of year

2014

$ 86,669

349,6924,821

300,798741,980818,593

1,560,573

840,216149,25766,164

1,055,637

184,738202,697387,435

1,443,072

117,501

401,304535,281

818,593

117,992

235,493

2,904,915

$ 3,140,408

2013

$ 87,627347,620

3,255324,366762,868879,073

1,641,941

813,68075,006

0888,686

172,766135,350308,116

1,196,802

445,139

270,200551,899879,073

56,974

388,165

2,516,750

$ 2,904,915

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donorsA N D S U P P O R T E R S

“To the world you may be one person. But to one person you may be the world.”

– Unknown

AAON Inc.Jill Walker-AbdoveisThe Adams FamilyAdams Hall Wealth AdvisorsScott AdkinsAdvance Research

Chemicals, Inc.The Alden-Thompson FamilyAmazonSmile FoundationAmerican Airlines “AA Blues

Program”American Bank & Trust Co.Anchor Gasoline CorporationMelanie & Robert AndersonAnonymous (9)Arvest Bank

Charlotte & Marvin AshworthAT&T Pioneers Volunteers -

Tulsa Retirees ClubSusan AthensEric AtkinsonAuxiliary to the Tulsa Osteo-

pathic Medical SocietyGloria & Kirk BaileyJenger & Michael BakerBank of America Charitable

FoundationAdrienne BarnettThe Barnett Family FoundationBillie & Howard Barnett Victoria & Dewey Bartlett

The Bastian FamilySusan & John BellSylvie BelloJodie & Ben BennerThe Bennett FamilyGrace and Franklin Bernsen

FoundationAlison & Chris BerryThe Biggerstaff FamilyLauren & Casey BinghamBKD, LLPBKD FoundationBlue Cross and Blue Shield

of OklahomaSusan & Bill Bonner

July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014

The Mervin Bovaird Foundation

The Boyd FamilyThe Boyett FamilyDavid BriceAshley BriggsMichelle & P.J. BrobstonLiz & Peter BrolickThe Danielle Brown FamilyThe Miranda Brown FamilySimone A. BrownCara BrunerMarilyn & Chuck BulandVikki & Greg BurnValerie ButtreyC9 ProductionsCourtney & Jake CainDr. Kathleen S. Cannon &

Dr. Douglas S. PittmanThe Captain FamilyThe Carrell FamilyThe Caudle FamilyH.A. and Mary K. Chapman

Charitable TrustChelsea Gallery, LTDChildren’s Medical Charities

Association Inc.Chubb Group of Insurance

CompaniesCity of Broken Arrow-CDBGDonna & Jerry ClackGwen & Thomas CleggLorraine E. CloppLisa Cole Ed.D.The Condren FamilyLindsey & Robert ConnorEric CooperDaniel CorffSandy & Art CottonPaul CouryMr. & Mrs. Conrad C.

CoussensThomas CravenCrossfit TulsaCrossland Construction

Company, Inc.Cuesta Foundation, Inc.Dr. Joseph Cunningham Heather & Brian Cupp

D&L Oil ToolsKate Davis & Mike McCueDayBreak Family

Services, LLCThe Deeringwater FamilyThe Densmore FamilyVincent A. DernbachDistrict Attorneys CouncilThe Donald FamilyJennifer & Adam DoverspikeDana & Doug DrummondDr. Vicky Weidner & Brian

Edwards Jean & Harvey EllisElizabeth & Chris EllisonPam & Lee EslickerThomas EunesteThe Falling FamilyBarbara & Lawrence FindeissMonet FischerSara & Chris FisherThe Flech FamilySusan & Dennis FoegenAlan FordAmanda FormanJason A. FormanDoug FoxThe Sharna & Irvin Frank

FoundationGable GotwalsThe Gage FamilyMindy GaloobMelissa & Darren GantzE.L. & Thelma Gaylord

FoundationShawna & Tony GehresThe Gelvin FoundationThe George FamilyGilbert Audiology, PLLCDavid GlasgowGlobalHealthKirsten & Mark GrahamGrant ThorntonKaren GrayLaurie & Jim GreenThe Greenfield FamilyThe Greenwell FamilyThe Grimes FamilySusan & Kevin Gross

Hall EstillThe Hall FamilyHaller WholesaleThe Hankins FamilyCynthia HanksMelanie HarbisonDr. Tiari & Tim HarrisNancy & Gerald HatfieldKelli HeathShelley HeckenkemperHelmerich & Payne, Inc.The Henderson FamilyThe Hernandez FamilyHillcrest HealthCare SystemEdna & Kenneth HirdDavid HoganHogan Taylor, LLPAmy HowardHUD/City of Tulsa-CDBGAshley & Trevor HudgeonsThe Hulver FamilyRachael & Ragen HunsuckerCarlene & J.D. HuntStacy HuntThe Hurt FamilyIBC BankMark P. IngramInternational Shimmy MobBetsy & Gerald JacksonTeri & Mark JenningsPriscilla A. JimenezThe John FamilyThe Johnson FamilyJared JohnsonMarcus JonesMichael U. JonesNancy & Tim JonesJPMorgan Chase & Co. JPMorgan Chase FoundationJunior League of TulsaGeorge Kaiser Family

FoundationKappa Kappa IotaRosemary & Vic KarjianLea & Mark KingMs. Sandra S. KleinJackie Kouri & Gary PaxtonDennis Kriz

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Michelle Cantrell & Adam Kupetsky

Robert LaFortuneAdriane & Phil LakinJennifer LangdonRebecca Langdon-GalbreathBeth LansingLaredo Petroleum, Inc. Shari & Amon LewisColt LigonClark & Nancy LipotichHolly D. LittleLobeck Taylor Family

FoundationMisty & Justin LordThe Lorton FamilyKelly A. LoudermilkAutumn & Daniel LoveKimberly & Nate LovelleThe MacArthur FamilyAndrew MacKenzieApril Brookover MargwarthBetty & Phil MarshallShirley MartinChristy & Michael MasonKarly & Jeremy MasonChina Matlock & Danny ShayKellie McCaskey FamilyAmanda McConnellGracye & Austin McCoyJeannie & Joe McDanielJantha McFarlinThe McGillen FamilyCarol & Steven McGrathSydney & Jerod MeeksThe Merryman FamilyNicole & Joshua MillerLou and Connie Miller

Charitable FoundationShelia Minor-JohnsonThe Mitchell FamilyThe Moore FamilyKimberly A. MorganShannon & Paul MuretNational Children’s AllianceSusan & Rick NealBeth & Gregory NellisNancy & Don NelsonPat & Tim NeumanThe Newfield Foundation

Doyle NewmanThe Noel FamilyMs. Kimberly A. NormanSharon O’FielTara & Brian O’MahonyONEOK, Inc.ONEOK Foundation, Inc.Osteopathic Founders

FoundationLisa OwensKathleen Page &

Michael GravesCheryl Palmiter-Ekaitis &

Joseph M. EkaitisJoseph L. Parker, Jr. Sara & Jared PawelkaPediatric Healthcare FundThe Pellegrini FamilyPEO Chapter NThe Peterson FamilyThe Phelps FamilyMarnie & David PhelpsThe Phillips FamilyPlan Benefit Analysts of

Tulsa, Inc.Nancy & Todd PoseyRebecca & Ray PoudrierMarilyn & Michael PredovicQEP Energy CompanyQEP Resources, Inc.QuikTrip The Rader FamilyThe Rahhal FamilyElizabeth & Thomas RainsBobbi Allen-Reed & James

M. ReedKris ReynoldsRGK Foundation Kathy & Michael A. RhoadsJoseph E. Rice/Rice Benefits

& InvestmentsMrs. Elmer RiddleMr. Steven T. RippyThe Robinson-Baxter FamilyThe Rodgers FamilyRodolf & ToddThe Rodriguez FamilyThe Rumell FamilyDiane & Richard SalamonTaheerah Salim

Melissa & Jeff SandenDavid SandlerSarkeys FoundationJudi & Jack SchanckKay & Ed SchermerhornAlane SchettlerStacey & Dan SchmidtRenee & Phillip SchmuckerCharles and Lynn Schuster-

man Family FoundationMarc SchuttKathy SeiboldDeborah C. ShallcrossGenie & Patrick ShannonLeo J. Shapiro & AssociatesKala & Gary SharpThe Sherman FamilyKatherine R. SilveyThe Simpson FamilyThe Smith FamilyBrenda SmithThe Channing Smith FamilyHailey SmithMablelean & Troy SmithThe Smith-Willis FamilyW. E. SparksSpirit AeroSystems, Inc. Kim Smith & Bob StanleyThe Starr FamilyState of Oklahoma - CAMA

Allocation GrantBrenda StoneStephan StrodeThe Leah Sukovaty FamilyJo Anne SwanThe Swearingen FamilyDave & Barbara Sylvan

FoundationT.D. Williamson, Inc.The Tatro FamilyCatherine TatumKathy Taylor & Bill LobeckRoy M. “Skip” Teel, Jr.Marlene & Charles TefertillerDavid E. and Cassie L.

Temple FoundationTemple IsraelLeslie & Todd TharpThe Thoma FamilyMary Anne Thoman

Catherine & Brett ThompsonRebecca ThompsonAimee M. ToddPaige TolbertMandi TomasiConnie & Jeffery TommerupTop That! PizzaTriArch, PLLCTulsa Area United WayTulsa Community Founda-

tionTulsa Federal Credit UnionThe Tulsa FoundationTulsa Shimmy MobRose & Rondie TurnerUBS Matching Gift ProgramUnit Petroleum CompanyUniversity of Oklahoma

Foundation, Inc. The University of TulsaThe Upper Room at Grace

Lutheran ChurchKayla & Scott VaughnRobin & Michael WatanabeLarry WattKathy & Bob WestDr. Janelle WhittFrieda A. WilcoxMs. Sara WilemonWilliamsCarrie & T. Carley WilliamsJames WilliamsJarred WilliamsKimberly & Jay WilliamsonMollie WillifordThe Wilson FamilyMarilyn Wolfe FarrWomen Impacting TulsaKathy & Dave WoodThomas & Sally Wood

Family FoundationThe Woommavovah FamilyMelony & Chris WoosleyThe Workman FamilyThe Wright FamilyRamon WuMaggie & Kajeer YarThe Zachariae FamilyThe Zagar FamilyCinda Zaloudek

The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation

Maxine and Jack Zarrow Family Foundation

Megan & Don ZetikThe John Steele Zink

FoundationChera Kimiko & Charles

Zoellner

TributesIn honor of Adrienne Barnett

Charlotte & Wade Edmundson

Mollie Williford

In honor of the Barnett Family - Light the WayAndrew Warren

In honor of Dr. & Mrs. Robert Block Mindy GaloobCarol Mountford

In honor of Robyn Brooks Mablelean & Troy Smith

In honor of Michelle Brown Jerry Barr

In honor of the great work of Barbara Findeiss Connie & Richard Boone

In honor of Amanda Forman Alane Schettler

In honor of Terry Hockersmith Tiari & Tim Harris

In honor of Heidi Pockrus’ 1st Birthday Jenger & Michael Baker Mary Ann Hille Shirley Martin Brenda Smith Maggie & Kajeer Yar

In honor of Sally Posner Myra & Ronald Jeffris

In honor of Valerie Reynolds Kris Reynolds

In honor of Mike Rhoads Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma

In honor of Rich & Cartmill, Inc. Osteopathic Founders Foundation

In honor of Skip Teel Moran Family Foundation

In honor of Mike Thornbrugh Sharon O’Fiel

In honor of Henry Zarrow Rebecca & Matthew Davis

In honor of the children who have the courage to testify against their abusers Judy & Robert Bastemeyer

MemorialsIn memory of David

AbernathyMarilyn Inhofe Davis

In memory of Skyla BrooksRobyn & Bruce BrooksPam CoxMablelean & Troy Smith

In memory of Sandra GriffinSharon Griffin

In memory of Katherine K. Johnston & Robert S. RizleyNancy & Clark Lipotich

In memory of Angela StacyLaurie & Jim Green

In memory of Henry ZarrowRebecca & Matthew Davis

In-Kind Donors20/20 Sign Design918 CrossFitAdam Murphy PhotographyAT&T Pioneers Volunteers -

Tulsa Retirees ClubAffordable Hearing CentersAlyce AmendAmerica on TapAnonymousAutomated Mail ServicesAdrienne BarnettHelan BarrickGrace and Franklin Bernsen

FoundationBig Bow GiftsBixby Police DepartmentBurn Co. Katy CauthronCB Richard Ellis/OklahomaChrist the Redeemer

Lutheran ChurchChubb Group of Insurance

CompaniesClear Channel RadioColor Pop! Art & DesignCOOP Ale WorksCPCU - Northeast Oklahoma

Chapter Rebecca & Matthew DavisDayBreak Family

Services, LLCElizabeth & Chris EllisonEMSAFaith Lutheran Church Youth

GroupFarthing Events, LLC.Shianne FoutsThe GalleyGood Shepherd Lutheran

Church Youth GroupSusan & Kevin GrossGlenn HankinsHelping Hands Memorial

Drive UMCHodges Bend

Home Depot (41st & Sheridan)

Malory & Stacy HuntIhloff Salon and Day SpaJimmy & The Jets, LLCKappa Kappa IotaKitchen IdeasBetty LillyBethany LoerkeLucky’s RestaurantAmy & Chad MariskaJocelyn & Jackson MarkertThe Mayo HotelDana McBurneyJan McKayDevra McManusAngela MoreheadOdyssey Digital PrintingOU-Tulsa LibraryOwasso Trails’ End Quilters

GuildParkhill Liquors & WinePhotomementos

PhotographyThe Pioneer WomanPreston PowerJohnny Price Health and

Strength Training SystemQuikTripResponse Solutions, Inc.Rib CribRoughtail Brewing CompanySampson EnergyStacey & Mike SalisburySALT YogaSapien Brand ExperienceKala & Gary SharpEmely ShepardSpray Equipment CompanyJustin ThompsonTopeca CoffeeThe Tronnier FamilyTulsa Modern Quilt GuildTulsaPeople MagazineTulsa Police DepartmentTulsa Quilts for KidsTulsa’s Channel 8

Vintage 1740Warehouse Market, Inc.Andrew WarrenWilliams Co. Carrie & T. Carley WilliamsJanice Wright

VolunteersAdrianna AceboLisa AcostaMaria AcostaJudy AeryRon AeryKelsey ArnoldAT&T Pioneers Volunteers -

Tulsa Retirees ClubConnie AugustineKirk BaileyMary BakerRonnie BakerRobert BanksPatti BarkerAdrienne BarnettLibby BaroniDanna BarrickDavid BarrickDawn BarrickDean BatesMeg BilyeuKaren BlakemoreAshlyn BohanonMichelle BrownTammy BrownKaylee BryanStaci BuckNicole BurkeScott CarmanAlan CarmichaelElizabeth CarrollAnnabelle ChandlerCindy ChangAura CoffmanChris Crain

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Volunteers(continued)

Kaylie CrippinAshleigh DahlKate DavisAlexia DickeyJennifer DoverspikeBrian EdwardsMichael ElderChris EllisonCindy EllisonElizabeth EllisonBarbara FindeissLarry FindeissHunter FischerNita FoleyJay FoleyChris FolyWilliam FordAmanda FormanCheryl FosterDavid GlanzLauren GolliverGwen GoodnerChris GreenCrista GrimesNoah GrimesJulia GrossSusan GrossRyan GuthrieClaire HarbaughJo HayterSadie HillierSeth HoustonAshley HudgeonsBonnie HuntJulie JohnsonJill KennedyJunior League of TulsaSteve KernLucie KrismanJanice LeagueAmanda LesperanceJenny LizamaLandra Lockwood

Jessica LuongApril Brookover

MargwarthAshleigh MarklandKarly MasonRiley McCabeAubrey McClellanAmanda McConnellAlaina McguireAmber McguireBrent McGuireDrew McGuireDavid MonahanMatt MooreAlan MortonGail MountLeah MurphyTim NeumanFern NevelsRachel NicholsGloria ObrienPaige OliverDaniel PalmBob ParksSue ParksJared PawelkaGayle PeltierMarnie PhelpsShayla PickettJulie PittmanMollie ProvieAnthony RackelyMadison RazLisa RazoVicki ReagorMichael A. RhoadsRebecca RigginMicaela RobisonDamen RoccasalvaDierdra RomineMorgan RoweKendall RyanMelissa SandenPaula SettoonTroy SharkeyGary Sharp

Kala SharpShelia Minor-JohnsonNelda ShoemakeBarbara ShuckCaitlyn SmithLaurel SmithBarbara SorrelsAkelah StaffordCaleb StarrSydney SwansonJordan TavberMary Anne ThomanPaige ThomasRebecca ThompsonSavannah TubbRose TurnerMai VangLinda VanhooserMarvene VanhooserJustin WallaceCraig WhittedFrieda WileryT. Carley WilliamsKim WilliamsonKatie WilsonLandes WiscaverJayden WiseMarilyn Wolfe-FarrKaysha Yates

We apologize for any ex-clusions or inaccuracies that may have occurred in acknowledging our generous donors, sup-porters and volunteers. Please contact us so we may make corrections for future publications.

we canM A K E A D I F F E R E N C E

To learn more about the Child Abuse Network, Inc. or to schedule

a tour of our facility, please contact Barbara Findeiss, executive director

at (918) 624-0200 or visit www.childabusenetwork.org.

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S TA F FF Y 2 0 1 4 O F F I C E R S

Susan L. GrossPresident

Adrienne L. BarnettPresident Elect

Michael A. RhoadsPast President

Rebecca ThompsonSecretary

T. Carley WilliamsTreasurer

Melissa Gantz, LCSWChild Specialist

Amy Howard, LCSWChild Specialist

David Glanz, MSWChild Specialist

Jason Davis, MSWTeam Coordinator/Child Advocate

Shelia Minor-JohnsonFamily Services Coordinator

Aubrey Cain, MAGrants Coordinator

Dawn BarrickVolunteer Coordinator

Michelle BrobstonOperations Specialist

Socorro Goines Administrative Assistant

S TA F F

Barbara E. Findeiss, MPHExecutive Director

Rose Turner, LCSWManaging Director

Lea King, MBA, CIC, CRMFinance Director

Brandi MooreCommunity Relations Director

F Y 2 0 1 4 B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S

F Y 2 0 1 4 A D V I S O R Y C O U N C I L

F Y 2 0 1 4 P R E S I D E N T S C O U N C I L

Kirk O. BaileyChubb Group of

Insurance Companies

Adrienne L. BarnettNorman Wohlgemuth

Chandler & Jeter

Lauren BinghamD&L Oil Tools

Gerard Clancy, M.D.University of Oklahoma-Tulsa

Paul CouryCoury Properties

Heather CuppHall Estill

Brian N. EdwardsGrand River Dam Authority

Chris EllisonEllison Law Firm, PLC

Barbara E. FindeissChild Abuse Network, Inc.

Susan L. GrossCommunity Volunteer

Jared PawelkaWaypoint Private Capital, Inc.

Marnie PhelpsSGA Design Group, P.C.

Michael A. RhoadsOklahoma Insurance Department

Kala SharpONEOK Partners, L.P.

Barbara Sorrels, Ed.D.The Institute for Childhood Education

Caleb StarrNathan Hale High School

Rebecca ThompsonAAON Inc.

Alison WadeJunior League of Tulsa, Inc.

T. Carley WilliamsBKD, LLP

Amanda K. FormanIntegrated Controls, Inc.

Major Julie HarrisTulsa Police Department

District AttorneyTim Harris

Tulsa County’s DistrtictAttorney’s Office

Major Tom HuckebyTulsa County Sheriff’s Office

Ashley HudgeonsBlue Cross and Blue Shield

of Oklahoma

April Brookover Margwarth

Tulsa Federal Credit Union

Amanda McConnellTulsa Regional Chamber

Julie MerrittOklahoma Department of

Human Services

Tim Neuman Williams Companies, Inc.

Caroline Z-H AbbottRichard Boone

C. Joe WilliamsMichael C. ThornbrughKathy West

Steven H. AustinRobert W. BlockGinny Creveling

Susan GrossDavid HoldenSusie Jackson

Roy M. “Skip” Teel, Jr.R. Scott Vaughn Rick VerityChris Woosley

L. Dru McQueenAnn Metcalf

Michael A. RhoadsJack W. SchanckGenie Shannon

Kala Sharp

2829 South Sheridan Tulsa, Oklahoma 74129 phone (918) 624-0200 fax (918) 624-0222

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If you suspect abuse, call: Oklahoma Hotline: (800) 522-3511

National Hotline: (800) 4ACHILD (800-422-4453)