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NONPROFITSAccess to Justice Foundation .....................................................19Arbor Youth Services, Inc. ...........................................................61Arc of Kentucky, The ......................................................................43Art Museum at the University of Kentucky ...........................13Arts Commission of Danville/Boyle County .........................13Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate .................................................13Aviation Museum of Kentucky ...................................................24AVOL (AIDS Volunteers, Inc.) .....................................................37Baby Health Service, Inc ...............................................................38Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass .............................58Blue Grass Council, Boy Scouts of America ........................58Bluegrass Community and Technical College Foundation .......................................................................25Bluegrass Conservancy .................................................................35Bluegrass Greensource..................................................................36Bluegrass Heritage Museum .......................................................25Bluegrass Opera ...............................................................................14Bluegrass Rape Crisis Center .................................................... 44Bluegrass Technology Center for People with disAbilities ................................................................................38Bluegrass Tennis Association .....................................................58Boyle County Education Endowment Fund, Inc. ...............25Broke Spoke Community Bike Shop ...................................... 20Camp Horsin’ Around ....................................................................38Camp Nelson Honor Guard, Inc. ............................................... 20Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital ........................................39Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning..........................26CASA of Lexington .........................................................................59Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Lexington KY.......... 44Central Kentucky Audubon Society ........................................36Central Kentucky Computer Society .....................................26Central Kentucky Council for Peace & Justice ................... 20Central Kentucky Youth Orchestras .........................................14Central Music Academy .................................................................14Child Care Council of Kentucky, Inc.........................................26Child Development Center of the Bluegrass, Inc. ..............27Children of the Americas ..............................................................39Children’s Advocacy Center of the Bluegrass.................... 44Children’s Law Center ....................................................................59Christian Social Services, Inc. .....................................................45Chrysalis House, Inc. .......................................................................45Clark County Community Services ..........................................45Clark County Homeless Coalitition ........................................ 46Community Arts Center .................................................................15Danville-Boyle County Happy Feet Equals Learning Feet .....................................................................27Down Syndrome Association of Central Kentucky ......... 46Dress for Success Lexington, Inc. ............................................ 46Fayette Cooperating Nursery School, Inc. ............................27FoodChain ...........................................................................................28Franklin Co. Council on Aging, Inc./Frankfort Senior Activity Center ...................................................................47Friedell Committee for Health System Transformation ..39Friends & Vets Helping Pets, Inc. ...............................................10

Friends of McConnell Springs ....................................................28Friends of the Kentucky Theatre ...............................................21Frontier Housing, Inc .......................................................................21Gateway Children’s Services .......................................................59Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road Council ....... 60Girls on the Run Central KY ........................................................ 60GleanKY|FaithFeeds .......................................................................47God’s Closet ........................................................................................21God’s Pantry Food Bank, Inc. .....................................................47Green Forests Work ........................................................................36GreenHouse17 ....................................................................................48Growing Together Preschool, Inc. ............................................28Headley-Whitney Museum ............................................................15Heritage Hospice, Inc. ...................................................................40High Street Neighborhood Center ...........................................29Historic Paris Bourbon County, Inc/Hopewell Museum ...15Holly Rood ..........................................................................................22Hope Center, Inc. ..............................................................................48Hope’s Wings Domestic Violence Program .........................48Hospice of the Bluegrass .............................................................40International Book Project ...........................................................29ITNBluegrass ......................................................................................49Jewish Federation of the Bluegrass ........................................22Jubilee Jobs of Lexington ............................................................49Junior Achievement of the Bluegrass .....................................29Just Fund Education Project, Inc. ............................................ 30Kentucky Bach Choir .......................................................................16Kentucky CancerLink, Inc. formerly Kentucky Pink Connection, Inc. ................................................40Kentucky Center for Performance Excellence, Inc. (KYCPE) .............................................................. 30Kentucky Council of Churches ...................................................22Kentucky Equal Justice Center ..................................................49Kentucky Folk Art Center .............................................................16Kentucky Historical Society Foundation .............................. 30Kentucky Horse Park Foundation..............................................10Kentucky Natural Lands Trust ....................................................37Kentucky Refugee Ministries ..................................................... 50Kentucky River Foothills Development Council, Inc. ...... 50Kentucky School for the Deaf Charitable Foundation .....31Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children and Youth ................................................................. 60KyADAPT ............................................................................................ 50Lamplighters of America, Inc. .....................................................41Legal Aid of the Bluegrass............................................................51Lexington Academy of Barbering Community Foundation, Inc. .......................................................31Lexington Fairness ..........................................................................23Lexington Habitat for Humanity ................................................51Lexington Humane Society ........................................................... 11Lexington Philharmonic .................................................................16Lexington Public Library Foundation ......................................31Lexington Rescue Mission .............................................................51Life Adventure Center ...................................................................32L.I.F.E. for Pets ....................................................................................10Life Plan of Kentucky, Inc. ............................................................24

Living Arts & Science Center ....................................................... 17Lord’s Legacy Life Ministries.......................................................52Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center ........................................ 17Makenna Foundation .......................................................................41March Madness Marching Band.................................................. 17Markey Cancer Foundation ..........................................................41Mary Todd Lincoln House ..............................................................13Mission Lexington’s Free Dental and Medical Clinics ......42Montgomery County Council for the Arts / Gateway Regional Arts Center ...................................................18Moveable Feast Lexington, Inc. .................................................52NAMI Lexington ................................................................................52Nest-Center for Women, Children, and Families, The .....53New Beginnings of Winchester .................................................53New Life Day Center ......................................................................53New Opportunity School for Women .....................................32Newton’s Attic, Inc. .........................................................................32Nursing Home Ombudsman Agency of the Bluegrass, Inc. ......................................................................54Old Friends, Inc. .................................................................................. 11OperaLex (formerly Lexington Opera Society, Inc.) .........18Paris Animal Welfare Society ....................................................... 11Paris-Bourbon County YMCA ....................................................23Partners in Education .....................................................................33Plantory, The ......................................................................................23Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence ...................33Providence Montessori School ..................................................33Quest Farm Inc .................................................................................54Race For Education, The ..............................................................34Radio Eye ............................................................................................54REACH .................................................................................................55Reading Camp ..................................................................................34Richmond Area Arts Council .......................................................19Rose Mary C. Brooks Place ..........................................................55Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation ...........................................42Salvation Army, The ........................................................................55Scott County Humane Society ................................................... 12Seedleaf ...............................................................................................37Shepherd’s House ............................................................................56Shoulder to Shoulder Global ......................................................42St. Agatha Academy ......................................................................34St. Agnes’ House ..............................................................................43STRIDE Program, The ....................................................................56Surgery On Sunday, Inc. ................................................................43Telford Community Center YMCA ............................................56Thoroughbred Charities of America (TCA) .......................... 12Urban League of Lexington - Fayette County ....................24Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS) ......................35Volunteers of America of Kentucky ........................................57Wilderness Trace Child Development Center .....................35Winchester Youth Soccer League Inc. ....................................61Woodford Humane Society ......................................................... 12WUKY .....................................................................................................19YMCA of Central Kentucky ..........................................................57YMCA of Winchester ......................................................................57

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PUBLISHERSChuck CreacyChris Eddie

EDITORBarbara A. Fischer

DESIGNERPaige Harlow

TABLE OF CONTENTSAfter 17 years of publishing community papers in Lexington, we still have a lot to learn. We like that.

And one thing that never ceases to amaze us is how many wonderful people are making great things happen in the Bluegrass every day. They are managing the difficult and important jobs of caring for the sick, feeding the hungry, and opening their doors to the lonely, the down-on-their-luck and the forgotten. They are working their hearts out to create new opportunities through education, to stand up for social justice, to champion healthy and sustainable lifestyles, and to bring life to big ideas that will make our hometown a better place to live, work and play. And the best part is that these remarkable people are never far away. They are our neighbors and our friends. They jog by us in the park. They sit next to us at the ball game. They grab a bite to eat with us after work. Getting to know them inspires us. It encourages us to imagine what our community could be if we had more people like them.

But the truth is, we do.

Since we launched the all-online GoodGiving Guide Challenge three years ago along with our partners at Blue Grass Community Foundation, we have learned two important things. First, and most importantly, we are a community that wants to give. We want to see great

things happen right here. Whether it is a few bucks or a few hours or a few extra purchases, we are willing to contribute.

And second, if we want great things to happen, we can’t expect someone else to do it, and we can’t leave anyone out. We all need to be a part of it. Because it’s not just about the dollars. It is about coming together as a community to decide what is important to us. It is about watching every person step up, one by one, to become a part of something greater. Don’t be the person who sits out. Don’t set this aside and wait for a better time or a better reason to give. Pick your cause. Give to whatever you love about your community. Visit BGgives.org to make your donation online, learn about nonprofits, or volunteer. Because we all get a lot further when we are all in this together.

Chuck & Chris

Publishers, Smiley Pete Publishing.Chevy Chaser Magazine, Southsider Magazine, Business Lexington, Tadoo.com

BGCF Annual Report .................................................................. 2

2014 Challenges ............................................................................4

What Will $50 Buy? .................................................................... 6

How Does it all Work? ................................................................ 9

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Blue Grass Community Foundation is thrilled to partner on the fourth annual GoodGiving Guide Challenge. Great things happen in a giving community, and donating to your favorite causes has never been easier or more rewarding. Just read this Guide, visit BGgives.org, select your charities, grab your credit card and give online starting at 9 a.m., Monday, November 3. It’s super easy, fast and fun!

It’s hard to believe this all started in 2011, with 58 Fayette County nonprofit participants. This year, 155 nonprofits across Blue Grass Community Foundation’s Central Kentucky and Eastern Kentucky service area are taking part. The 2014 Challenge is exciting for both donors and nonprofits. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in challenge grants, weekly prizes and match-pool funds are available throughout the six-week campaign. At the Community Foundation, we strive to make giving fun, rewarding and accessible for all, which is why we are so committed to the GoodGiving Challenge.

For more than 45 years the Community Foundation has had a core focus – to partner with individuals, businesses and nonprofits to grow charitable giving that makes our community a better place to live, learn, work and play. If you have charitable aspirations, whatever size and whatever kind, we want to partner with you.

We’re also committed to providing information to the community about the terrific local nonprofits making a difference right here, right now. We believe the more people know about our community needs and the tireless charities serving those needs, the more they’ll give.

The GoodGiving Challenge helps us do just that.

Last year’s Challenge proved how generous our community can be, as we exceeded our $1 million goal by more than 60 percent, raising $1,671,958. This year, with your help, we intend to reach our goal of $2 million. We invite you to join us and give now at BGgives.org. And, be sure to help spread the word about the Challenge through Facebook, Twitter and other social media.

We’re dedicated to the idea that one person can make a powerful impact. But we also know we have the biggest impact when we work together. At Blue Grass Community Foundation, we believe in investing together for our community. Thank you for taking part.

Happy Giving,

Lisa Adkins, President/CEOBlue Grass Community Fund

Blue Grass Community Foundation Board of Directors

Zandy Campbell

Rufus Friday

Lisa Higgins-Hord

Logan Marksbury

John Milward

Travis Musgrave

Ashley Robbins

Arthur R. SalomonChair

Fran TaylorSecretary

Joe Rosenberg

Dr. Ron Saykaly

Nancy Allen Turner

Griffin VanMeter

Bud Watson

Tracee Whitley

Buckner Woodford

Madonna TurnerVice Chair

Jonathan BarkerTreasurer

Can we help you?

For more information or to get involved, please contact [email protected]

or call 859.225.3343


2014 Challenge Descriptions

STARTS NOV. 3RD AT 9AM

Clark County Challenge (Clark County Nonprofits)

The Clark County Challenge for Clark Coun-ty nonprofits begins at 9 a.m. on Novem-ber 3 for Clark County nonprofits and lasts until each nonprofit’s match pool has been exhausted. Clark County Community Foun-dation, a component fund of Blue Grass Community Foundation, will award match-ing grants to Clark County nonprofits in this year’s Challenge — dollar for dollar, up to $15,000 per nonprofit.

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and on www.BGgives.org for weekly updates!

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Endow the Bluegrass Challenge The Endow the Bluegrass Challenge will provide a match of $0.50 on the dollar for contributions between $10 and $5,000, until the match pool is exhausted. All money raised on this day — both individual do-nations and the match — will go into a new or existing nonprofit En-dowment Fund at BGCF for the benefit of each qualifying nonprofit.

Nonprofits may qualify for Endow the Bluegrass Challenge match-ing dollars in three ways: (1) Have an existing Endowment Fund at BGCF; (2) Be a 2014 Quick Start Endowment Challenge winner; or (3) Raise donations of at least $2,500 during the Endow the Bluegrass Challenge. In this scenario, a nonprofit that raises $1,000 would not qualify for an Endowment Fund and the $1,000 the nonprofit earns will be included in total aggregate payout to the nonprofit at the con-clusion of the Challenge.

Lottie Ellis Match Challenge (Boyle County Nonprofits)

The Lottie Ellis Match Challenge for Boyle County nonprofits begins at 9 a.m. on No-vember 3 for Boyle County nonprofits and lasts until the match pool has been exhausted. The Lottie Ellis Match Challenge will provide $25,000 in matching challenge grants for nonprofits participating in the GoodGiving Challenge located in Boyle County - $0.50 for every dollar raised up to $1,000 per donor, until the $25,000 pool is exhausted.

Fun way to earn more $$$for your nonprofits,, so we hope to see you there!

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$75,000Quick Start Endowment Challenge

Blue Grass Community Foundation and the Knight Foundation are proud to announce the $75,000 Quick Start Endowment

Challenge. This Challenge will offer $75,000 in matching endowment fund grants to participating nonprofits.

The first 10 nonprofits to raise $7,500 through 50 contributions of $25 or more will win a $7,500 endowment grant to a new or existing nonprofit endowment fund at the Community Foundation. A single

donor can only receive credit for up to 50 percent of the total $7,500 needed to qualify for a Quick Start Endowment Challenge grant.

The Banker’s Challenge

Stay Tuned for Info About

$100,000 Buzzer Beater Challenge The Mitchell Family Foundation will match individual donations between $10 and $1,000 at $0.50 on the dol-lar (maximum match of $500 per donor, per nonprofit). Donors may make match-eligible contributions to as many nonprofits as they choose. Until the $100,000 match pool is exhausted, there is no limit on how many match dollars a nonprofit may earn. All donations and match dollars are for general operating support.

The Golden TicketDonors between the ages of 21 and 36* who give at least $25* or more to any of the 155 local charities through BGgives.

org between November 3 and December 12 are eligible to win the Golden Ticket! Donors will be entered once for each

$25 gift (give $25, you are entered once; give $150 you are entered six times!). You must enter your year of birth at checkout to qualify. The Golden Ticket will get you everywhere; it’s an All Access Pass, with free admission for you and one guest to

several shows at various Lexington entertainment venues.

The winner will be randomly chosen from eligible donors in January 2015 following the conclusion of the GoodGiving Guide Challenge on December 12, 2014. *To be

eligible you must be between the ages of 21 and 36 as of January 1, 2015. You must

enter your year of birth at checkout to qualify. Donation not required. To enter, simply mail a self-addressed stamped envelope to Tadoo Golden Ticket, 434

Old Vine Street, Lexington, KY 40507.

**Full details and disclosures to be provided to the winner

STAY TUNED...DATES AND TIMES OF EACH CHALLENGE TO BE ANNOUNCED! STAY TUNED...DATES AND TIMES OF EACH CHALLENGE TO BE ANNOUNCED!

What’s a Giving Fund?A Giving Fund at Blue Grass Community Foundation provides individuals, families and businesses with a simple, flexible and

efficient way to manage charitable giving. You can enjoy immediate and maximum tax advantages, while making grants on a flexible timetable to support your favorite charities. To start your

Giving Fund, call 859-225-3343 or visit www.bgcf.org.

*Other Challenges, not listed on this schedule, may be announced at a later time.

Pop Up Week Brought to you by generous

advisors to Blue Grass Community Foundation Giving Funds.

What’s a Giving Fund? See below.

Bling for a CauseBrought to you by Joe Rosenberg Jewelers Stay tuned for details!


50 meals of hay for a retired racehorse

— Old Friends

Swim lessons for one child

— YMCA of Central KY

Science materials for a pre-kindergarten classroom

— Growing Together Preschool

A school computer for a year

— Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children & Youth

An apartment starter kit (pots and pans, bathroomaccessories, etc)

— Volunteers of America of Kentucky

Dental services for 10 children

— Shoulder to Shoulder Global

17 hot nutritious home cooked meals for seniors

— Franklin Co. Council on Aging, Inc.

25 warm blankets for babies in NICU suffering from drug withdrawal

— Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation

Two months of weekly Storytimes

— Lexington Public Library Foundation

25 Discovery Concert tickets for low-income elementary school students

— Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra

Three blood pressure cuffs

— Mission Lexington

WHAT WILL $50 BUY? Background checks for 4 CASA volunteers

— CASA of Lexington

A week of groceries for a group home resident

— Quest Farm, Inc.

431 lbs. of fresh produce for Kentucky families

— God’s Pantry Food Bank

Spay or neuter surgery for two cats

— Scott County Humane Society

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Donate. Get stuff.You’ve picked your nonprofits, now pick your rewards!

Giving is its own reward, but several generous, community-minded local businesses are donating cool gifts and experiences to thank you for your generosity. Most reward certificates expire unless otherwise noted. Give early so you have plenty of time to use or share your re-wards! Some restrictions and exclusions apply.

Rewards will be updated online. A complete listing of donor prizes can be found online at BGgives.org. Rewards are subject to availability.

Reward levels....$50-$149 ......................Choose (3) items from Barrel 1

$150-$499 .................... Choose (2) items from Barrel 2

$500-$1249 ................ Choose (2) items from Barrel 3

$1250-$2499 .............Choose (2) items From Barrel 4

$2500+ ........................ Choose (2) items from Barrel 5

How to Read the GuideThe icons below will appear beneath the non-profit to signify under which category it falls.

Go to BGgives.org Find Charities Donate Get Free Stuff!

ANIMALS ARTS & CULTURE

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

YOUTHHUMAN SERVICES

HEALTH

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FRIENDS & VETS HELPING PETS

P. O. Box 910117 Lexington, KY 40591 - Fayette 859-309-2043 friendsandvetshelpingpets.orgAnnual Budget: $102,442

WHAT WE DO: Friends & Vets Helping Pets assists families in economic hardship pay for extraordinary veterinary expenses necessary to save a pet’slife. We fund treatments for curable, lifesaving diseases and severe injuries to solve the problem of families being forced, unnecessarily, to euthanize a pet solely because of cost restraints.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: FVHP is a nationwide nonprofit that partners with veterinarians and pet owners to provide funding so that pets may receive the necessary veterinary care and remain with their families. 100% of donor contributions go to help sick and injured animals.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Street Team members• Ask your vet to become an Approved

Vet with FVHP • Fundraising Volunteers

KENTUCKY HORSE PARK FOUNDATION

4089 Iron Works Parkway Lexington, KY 40511 - Fayette859-255-5727 khpfoundation.orgAnnual Budget: $2,264,624

WHAT WE DO: Philanthropic support is essential for the Ken-tucky Horse Park to continue operating as a working horse farm, a world-renowned com-petition facility and an international center for equine education. The Foundation supports the work of the Kentucky Horse Park by providing annual operating support, and funding special projects and educational programs.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Kentucky Horse Park Foundation strives to honor the horse by supporting the great work of the Kentucky Horse Park. This includes provid-ing care for over 100 resident horses, building new facilities, funding museum exhibitions, and furthering educational programs.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Museum volunteers• Volunteers to work with horses• Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Volunteers • Horse Supplies

$500 MATCHKathleen Brooks, New York Times Best Selling Author

$5000 MATCHCaroline H. Boone

L.I.F.E. FOR PETS

P.O. Box 4304 Winchester, KY 40392 - Clark 859-351-1221 lfpky.orgAnnual Budget: $15,733

WHAT WE DO: LIFE for Pets is a nonprofit, all volunteer organization dedicated to promoting the humane treatment of homeless or unwanted animals through community outreach, education, and foster and adoption programs. Our mission is to decrease the need for euthanization through increased awareness, spay and neutering and adoptions.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: LIFE for Pets has managed to save the lives of many animals over the years through great adversity - no or low funding availability, low volunteer numbers, unwillingness of owners to help their own animals and animal overcrowding.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers and public advocates • Dog/cat food and cat litter • Dog house/shelters

$15,000 MATCHClark County Community Foundation

OLD FRIENDS, INC.

1841 Paynes Depot Rd Georgetown, KY 40324 - Scott 502-863-1775 oldfriendsequine.orgAnnual Budget: $1,086,925

WHAT WE DO: We were established in 2003 as a retirement home for Thoroughbreds that have finished their racing and/or breeding careers, providing them a safe place to live out their natural lives. We are the only such facility that accepts stallions due to their unique housing and management requirements.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Whether they earned a million dollars or never won a race, every horse is a champion at Old Friends and has a story to tell. Public tours are of-fered 364 days a year, & we offer educational and volunteer opportunities to anyone interested.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Tour Guides, Office Help • Mechanical Hot Walker for Arthritic Horses • Kubota Utility Vehicle

PARIS ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY

6 Legion Dr Paris, KY 40361 - Bourbon 859-988-9800 pawspets.orgAnnual Budget: $206,998

WHAT WE DO: P.A.W.S. is an Open Shelter that cares for almost 2,000 homeless pets every year. P.A.W.S. pets are fully vetted and we treat injuries and illnesses that other shelters deem untreatable. We do not have time limits for adoptable pets, but success - and lives - depend on volunteers and donations.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: P.A.W.S. takes in and cares for homeless pets regardless of their chances for adoption. We raise 80% of our budget ourselves, stretching every penny and working our hearts out to give every pet a chance for a loving, forever home.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Foster homes • Shelter volunteers • Fundraising volunteers • Volunteers with special skills

$600 MATCHRosie Napravnik and Linda Spears

$500 MATCHSigoglin Hills Farm

LEXINGTON HUMANE SOCIETY

1600 Old Frankfort Pike Lexington, KY 40504 - Fayette 859-233-0044 AdoptLove.net Annual Budget: $3,090,138

WHAT WE DO: Lexington Humane Society advocates the compassionate treatment of animals; educates the community on responsible, lifelong pet ownership; and promotes adoption as the best option when searching for a new pet.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: LHS, the largest adoption agency in Central Kentucky, adopts 4,200 animals annually, performs 3,000 free/low-cost spay/neuter surgeries and educates 2,500 individuals on responsible pet ownership. We have no “time limits” on animals and are committed to every animal in our care.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Canned cat and dog food • Dog and cat treats • Foster Care Parents, Volunteers

$500 MATCHBluegrass Barkery


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WOODFORD HUMANE SOCIETY

265 Thomas Ln PO Box 44 Versailles, KY 40383 - Woodford 859-873-5491 woodfordhumane.orgAnnual Budget: $527,591

WHAT WE DO: Our mission is to promote the well-being of animals through SAVE: Spay/Neuter, Adopt, Volunteer and Educate. We have welcomed animals since 1975 and strive to find loving homes for them. With no government funding, we rely on private contributions to continue to provide excellent care to our homeless pets.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We love our animals! They stay as long as it takes to find their new home, and we make sure their time with us is enriching. Dogs play outdoors and cats spend time on a sunny windowsill, out of cages.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Office and cleaning supplies • Help with fundraising events • Hands-on help with the animals

THOROUGHBRED CHARITIES OF AMERICA (TCA)

P.O. Box 910668 Lexington, KY 40591 - Fayette 859-276-4989 www.tca.orgAnnual Budget: $865,981

WHAT WE DO: Our mission is to provide a better life for Thor-oughbreds both during and after their racing careers by supporting rescue, retirement, and research and by helping the people who work with them. Each year, TCA raises and distributes funding to approved charities that work to up-hold this mission.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: TCA provides its supporters with a way to give to one organization while helping many. Over the past 24 years, TCA has distributed over $20 million in grants to more than 200 Thorough-bred-related nonprofit organizations.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Video production services• Corporate partners• Outreach/Awareness

$500 MATCHJames C. Duncan

$2400MATCHTCA Board of Directors

$500 MATCHPin Oak Charitable Fund

SCOTT COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY

751 Slone Drive Suite 13 Georgetown, KY 40324 - Scott 502-863-3279Annual Budget: $230,689

WHAT WE DO: The Scott County Humane Society is united in a mission to ensure humane care and conditions for companion animals through spay/neuter, humane awareness education, and responsible pet adoption and ownership.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We provide a service to the community as far as helping with low cost vouchers for dogs and cats, as well as helping low income residents with food for their pets.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Foster Families • Event Planning • Fundraising • Grant Writing


$500 MATCHJim and Suzanne Elliott

ART MUSEUM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

405 Rose Street Lexington, KY 40506 - Fayette 859-257-5716 finearts.uky.edu/art-museumAnnual Budget: $914,901

WHAT WE DO: The Art Museum at the University of Kentucky promotes the understanding and appreciation of visual art from a range of cultures and historical periods. We present temporary exhibitions, lec-tures, educational programs, and family events throughout the year. Selections from our perma-nent collection of significant artworks are always on view.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Art Museum at the University of Kentucky attracts over 23,000 visitors annually, providing emotional and thought-provoking experiences for art professionals and enthusiasts alike. Our diverse programs are welcoming, inclusive, infor-mative, and well suited for educators, students, and families.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Docent volunteers (training required)

$500 MATCHHudson Ellis Foundation

ARTS COMMISSION OF DANVILLE/BOYLE COUNTY

105 East Walnut, Fisher’s Row 1 Danville, KY 40422 - Boyle 859-236-2361, ext. 111 dbc-arts.orgAnnual Budget: $27,791

WHAT WE DO: We create arts opportunities for artists and the community through projects and events, promote local arts activities, and make experiences in the arts possible for financially disadvantaged children.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We presented 21 Gallery Hops, facilitated nine exhibits, published a bi-monthly calendar of arts events, organized an annual Youth Art Fair, awarded over $19,000 in children’s arts scholarships and received the 2013 Community Impact Award from the Danville/Boyle County Chamber of Commerce.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Youth Art Fair Volunteers • Hop Stop locations • Local venues for artists

ASHLAND, THE HENRY CLAY ESTATE

120 Sycamore Road Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-266-8581 henryclay.orgAnnual Budget: $506,797

WHAT WE DO: Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate, is a National Historic Landmark, Museum, and Educational Center to honor the life and legacy of Henry Clay, “The Great Compromiser,” Statesman, Representative, Senator, Secretary of State and Speaker of the House. We offer guided tours plus a wide variety of fun and educational events.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Generations have explored the rich history and beauty of Ashland, a jewel in the heart of Lexington with 17 acres of walking paths and gardens open to the entire community. Each year, thousands come to learn about Henry Clay’s important contributions to Kentucky and our nation.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Tour Docents• Grounds Care• Minor Repairs• Printing and Supplies

$500 MATCHthe Morris book shop ($250); Barrett Partners Landscape Architecture ($250)


BLUEGRASS OPERA

P.O. Box 910527 Lexington, KY 40591 - Fayette 859-940-9379 bluegrassopera.orgAnnual Budget: $32,239

WHAT WE DO: We premiere and champion new and under-performed works for the musical stage (op-eras, musicals, and everything in between). We also provide professional training in music and theater for talented young adults. Our goal is to make central Kentucky an international destina-tion for the creation and performance of these new works.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are the only arts organization in the U.S. that brings together professional actors and singers to tackle works that don’t fit into categories. We transcend these boundaries to engage today’s audiences and keep musical theater a living art form.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • PR and Front of House Volunteers • Printing• Catering• Lodging for guests

$500 MATCHDr. Gerald Janecek; Ms. Helene McRoberts

$500 MATCHCMA Board Members

CENTRAL MUSIC ACADEMY

219 E. Short St Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-221-4666 centralmusicacademy.orgAnnual Budget: $160,105

WHAT WE DO: CMA provides free musical training to financially disadvantaged children. We give free weekly private lessons on 18 different instruments, and we offer summer camps, early childhood music classes and group programs featuring guitar, steel band, clarinet choir and jazz improvisation. CMA’s instructors have taught more than 800 students since 2005.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: CMA provides free private music lessons to low-income children. Our goals are to build musical skills and self-esteem within at-risk youth. Student Kaliah says, “CMA helps me work harder since I have an extra mentor, making me a better musician.”

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Instruments• Outreach and recital volunteers• Instrument repair services


COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER

401 W. Main Street Danville, KY 40422 - Boyle 859-236-4054 communityartscenter.netAnnual Budget: $390,720

WHAT WE DO: The Community Arts Center enriches our com-munity by nurturing the arts, fostering creativity and promoting education. Exhibits, classes and performances celebrate artistic expression, diver-sity and collaboration within our community. Arts Center activities highlight the artistic skill within our region and support artists from throughout the state and beyond.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Community Arts Center is an integral part of our city’s unique identity, with 150+ events per year bringing together people of all ages and backgrounds who teach, volunteer and attend performances, classes and exhibits.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Visitor Services• Gallery guides• Public art installation and removal

CENTRAL KENTUCKY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS

161 North Mill Street Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-254-0796 ckyo.orgAnnual Budget: $263,425

WHAT WE DO: Now in its 67th season, CKYO is one of the oldest, independently chartered youth orchestras in the US. We believe every young person with outstanding musical ability and a willingness to work hard should have the opportunity to develop that skill. CKYO fosters, in cooperation with public and private schools, quality musical opportunities for talented young musicians.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Each season over 350 students gather to participate in six performing ensembles: 3 symphonic orchestras, 1 preparatory string orchestra, and 2 jazz ensembles. CKYO also operates North Limestone MusicWorks, Friends in Music, and CKYO in the Schools to provide free music education to the community.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Student orchestral instruments• Rehearsal space• Printing• Silent Auction items

$500 MATCHKirsten Kegley

$500 MATCHSaykaly Garbulinska Foundation

HEADLEY-WHITNEY MUSEUM

4435 Old Frankfort Pike Lexington, KY 40510 - Fayette 859-255-6653 headley-whitney.orgAnnual Budget: $736,545

WHAT WE DO: For over 45 years the Headley-Whitney Museum has worked to share George Headley’s passion for decorative and fine arts through education programs, workshops, events and changing exhibits. We continue his vision with a renewed focus on local exhibits, artists and audiences.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Bibelots, dollhouses, local artists, Improbable Baubles, tie-dye, fun and scenery are just a few of the things that make the Headley-Whitney Museum great. Last year “Improbable Baubles,” our annual student faux bibelot competition, reached over 900 students in three counties!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Education Volunteers• Printing services• Craft Home Improvement and Office Gift Cards • Catering

$1000 MATCHTerry and Betsy Kephart

HISTORIC PARIS BOURBON COUNTY, INC/HOPEWELL MUSEUM

800 Pleasant St Paris, KY 40361 - Bourbon 859-987-7274 hopewellmuseum.orgAnnual Budget: $103,191

WHAT WE DO: We collect artifacts, tell stories and preserve places of Bourbon County and Central Kentucky. We display art showcasing the past and art featuring contemporary artists. We award outstanding preservationists and educate for renovation in town and country settings. We welcome Bourbon County students and visitors from around the world.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We’re dynamic volunteers who share Bourbon County’s heritage through exhibits and preservation education. We greet families for hands-on learning in our general store and one-room school. Excited students come for art workshops and hang their art on our classroom walls.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Field Trip guides• Desk Docents• Volunteers for special events• Exhibit prep & take down


$500 MATCHRod Brotherton ($100); Sayre Combs ($100); Scott Ruck ($100); Pam McGee ($100); Susan Byars ($100)

KENTUCKY BACH CHOIR

925 Aurora Avenue Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-229-1469 kybach.orgAnnual Budget: $25,056

WHAT WE DO: The mission of the Kentucky Bach Choir is to perform the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and other master composers of like stature and to provide professional performing opportunities with high artistic standards for exceptional sing-ers and instrumentalists.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We’re the only organization in the region dedi-cated to performing the music of the composer that the NY Times recently designated as the greatest composer of all time.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Board Members• Concert venues• Fund raisers

$500 MATCHBluegrass Bracing

KENTUCKY FOLK ART CENTER

102 West First Street Morehead, KY 40351 - Rowan 606-783-2204 kyfolkart.orgAnnual Budget: $439,829

WHAT WE DO: Kentucky Folk Art Center (KFAC) at Morehead State University houses the world’s most comprehensive collection of self-taught art from Kentucky. The museum is committed to improving cultural opportunity across the Commonwealth. KFAC provides national class cultural services through exhibition programming, educational outreach, support of artists, and tourism development.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Over the past decade, KFAC has produced many of the finest exhibitions and catalogs of art made by Kentuckians, and our permanent collection has more than doubled. Our educational outreach program has served more than 100,000 students in Kentucky’s public schools.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Event workers

$2000 MATCHSaykaly Garbulinska Foundation (for 40 donors giving $25 or more)

LEXINGTON PHILHARMONIC

161 N. Mill Street Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-233-4226 lexphil.orgAnnual Budget: $1,195,142

WHAT WE DO: We are MUSIC! Central Kentucky’s only professional orchestra, LexPhil presents more than 130 concerts, educational programs and community events each year. Through innovative programming and collaborations, LexPhil showcases the depth of orchestral music for audiences from all backgrounds. LexPhil’s Music Builds educational programs reach over 10,000 students.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Why We’re great: LexPhil demonstrates the many ways music and the arts serve our community. For example, our Music Builds education platform shows how music is a powerful tool for improving the areas of STEAM education--science, technology, engineering, arts and math!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers• Video production services• Computers/IT support

$2000 MATCHCommunity Trust Bank(dollar for dollar)

LIVING ARTS & SCIENCE CENTER

362 N. Martin Luther King Blvd Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-252-5222 lasclex.orgAnnual Budget: $585,578

WHAT WE DO: The LASC is celebrating over 45 years of provid-ing creative and unique educational experiences in the arts and sciences. Each year, we present over 400 multi-disciplinary classes for children 2-years up to adults, interactive art and science exhibits, hands-on field trip programs, and in-school and after-school programs.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We provide creative, educational, and participa-tory arts and science programs for children and adults through free Discovery Nights, field trip and outreach programs throughout the state, free Science Explorers after-school programs in five schools, and over 300 scholarships for classes.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Handyman & maintenance• Professional photography services• Professional marketing and promotion• Document scanning and storage

$500 MATCHKey Conversations Radio

LYRIC THEATRE & CULTURAL ARTS CENTER

300 E. Third Street Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-280-2201 lexingtonlyric.comAnnual Budget: $301,274

WHAT WE DO: The Lyric Theatre is a historic venue in downtown Lexington. In our past, memorable acts like Count Bassie & Orchestra and B.B. King graced our stage. Today we are a cultural arts center with a theatre and multiple spaces, hosting national & local acts and numerous public and private rentals.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are a recently renovated facility with several open and inviting spaces. We have a 530 seat theatre, gallery and museum with rotating exhibitions, and a multi-purpose room for community events- private and public. Last year we entertained 27,000 visitors.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Sponsors• Volunteers

$500 MATCHthe Morris book shop

MARCH MADNESS MARCHING BAND

125 Edgemoor Drive Lexington, KY 40503 - Fayette 859-533-8969 m-m-m-b.orgAnnual Budget: $22,732

WHAT WE DO: MMMB is an all-volunteer, community-building organization bringing joyous performance to charity events and public festivals. Our mixture of professional artists, dedicated amateurs and spirited children entertains crowds throughout the state (and occasionally beyond)! MMMB welcomes performers of all ages and skill levels to attend weekly rehearsals.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: A symphony of mismatched instruments, a kaleidoscope of costumes, a swirl of choreographed dancers. Each member brings a piece of authentic, quirky Lexington. MMMB: a living metaphor for the diverse talents of Central Kentucky. (Also? We’re really, really good.)

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Costume pieces• Battery-operated string lights and el wire • Musicians and dancers


ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOUNDATION

535 West Second Street, Suite 101 Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-255-9913 childadvocacytoday.orgAnnual Budget: $807,283

WHAT WE DO: Access to Justice seeks to expand access to the civil legal system for low-income Kentuckians. We partner with UK Children’s Hospital to provide a medical-legal partnership, Child Advocacy Today (CAT). The CAT Legal Clinic’s mission is to help families solve legal problems that may have medical consequences.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: CAT Legal Clinic connects doctors and lawyers to address the root causes of a child’s illness. CAT attorneys work to ensure the personal safety, healthy physical environments and resources to meet the daily needs of Kentucky’s at-risk children.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Technology Assistance• Special Event Volunteers• Development Consultation• Pro Bono Attorneys

WUKY

340 McVey Hall University of Kentucky Lexington, KY 40506 - Fayette 859-257-3221 WUKY.orgAnnual Budget: $1,442,647

WHAT WE DO: WUKY is University of Kentucky’s Public Radio where NPR Rocks at 91.3. We provide comprehensive, award-winning local and regional news coverage, unique Rock & Roots music and the best programs from NPR. Along with our nonprofit partners, we strive to make Lexington and Central Kentucky a better place to live.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: WUKY has won numerous awards in this year’s Kentucky Associated Press competition includ-ing Best Radio News Reporter and Best of Show. Our documentary “The Unghosting of Medgar Evers” is being used in classrooms nationwide. And we rock!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Pledge Drive Volunteers• Assisting with station events• General office work• Donated items for station fundraisers

RICHMOND AREA ARTS COUNCIL

P. O. Box 515 Richmond, KY 40476 - Madison 859-624-4242 artsinrichmond.orgAnnual Budget: $205,096

WHAT WE DO: In addition to over 30 performing arts events each year we provide educational program for youth and adults. Programs include: Fun With the Arts enrichment classes, Madison Strings, Treble Clef Youth Chorus, Madison Singers, Art Exhibits, Basket classes, Garden Tour, and more. We partner with community groups to provide quality programming & educational opportunities for all citizens.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We strive to be a model arts organization for the Commonwealth, ensuring access to the arts, encouraging passion for the arts, and successfully supporting and collaborating with others committed to the arts. Our arts programs provide affordable opportunities for citizens of all ages.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Landscaping Volunteers and Plants• Roof for Arts Center• Kitchen Cabinets• Volunteers for art exhibits and events

OPERALEX (FORMERLY LEXINGTON OPERA SOCIETY, INC.)

P.O. Box 8463 Lexington, KY 40533 - Fayette 859-410-2397 OperaLex.orgAnnual Budget: $131,439

WHAT WE DO: OperaLex is a community organization with hundreds of volunteers who are “Advocates of the Art of Musical Storytelling - Opera! We support UK vocal students with scholarships and support for outreach to thousands of elementary school students each year. We also sponsor the annual Metropolitan Opera National Council regional auditions.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We believe in the magic of storytelling! We’re champions of one of the top ranked vocal training programs in the country – UK’s Opera Theatre, directed by Everett McCorvey. Thanks to all our generous donors, volunteers and sponsors. Please join us!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Cast dinners, Frequent flyer miles• Opera sheet music• Audio and Video recordings• Costumes, sewing supplies

MONTGOMERY COUNTY COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS / GATEWAY REGIONAL ARTS CENTER

PO Box 128 101 East Main Street Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 - Montgomery 859-498-6264 gatewayregionalartscenter.comAnnual Budget: $163,015

WHAT WE DO: We are a multi-disciplinary Arts Organization/Center offering opportunities in the arts for our rural region. Our small town arts center provides big city arts experiences for individuals of all ages and all walks of life.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: When a small town arts center provides a full calendar of every facet of art, providing edu-cational and recreational opportunities where resources are slim and funding is limited but continues to maintain rich programming, that is why we are great!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Persons with experience in development/grants

$500 MATCHJan and Ken Tunnell

$500 MATCHAccess to Justice Board of Directors

$500 MATCHPops Resale

$1000 MATCHDr. & Mrs. Robert Toon

$500 MATCHMrs. Pam Miller

$500 MATCHDr. Priscilla Lynd

MARY TODD LINCOLN HOUSE

P.O. Box 132 Lexington, KY 40588 - Fayette 859-233-9999 mtlhouse.orgAnnual Budget: $162,573

WHAT WE DO: We serve, preserve, educate and entertain by providing tours and educational programs to the public. The first historic site dedicated to a First Lady, we attracted 12,000 visitors in 2013. Although nationally significant, we are not a federal or state park, and are proud of our efficient use of resources.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are proud of our Abraham Lincoln connection, but we are just as proud that we tell the story of his wife Mary Todd. It is rare that a historic site’s significance is because of its association with a woman!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Humidifiers • Dehumidifiers • Card tables • Folding chairs


$500 MATCHThe Taluskie Family

$500 MATCHWalmart

$500 MATCHRon Saykaly

GOD’S CLOSET

PO Box 34001 Lexington, KY 40588 - Fayette 859-533-1945 Annual Budget: $27,824

WHAT WE DO: God’s Closet is central Kentucky’s premier career assistance organization for women. God’s Closet provides women with professional clothing, resume assistance image consultation, and other services to gain adequate employment and achieve self-sufficiency. We partner with dozens of businesses and organizations for professional clothing, haircuts and styling, and dry cleaning.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We have fulfilled the need for professional clothing and career assistance for over 20 years and strive to provide as much assistance as possible to women going to work. We provided skills training through our social enterprise, The Purple Lunchbox.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Women’s business attire• Gift cards• Jewelry and accessories

FRONTIER HOUSING, INC

5445 Flemingsburg Rd Morehead, KY 40351 - Rowan 606-784-2131 frontierhousing.orgAnnual Budget: $3,426,091

WHAT WE DO: Frontier Housing provides affordable housing so-lutions to build better communities. Our promise is a quality home and a fair loan.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We recognize the practicality of energy effi-ciency to enhance a family’s ability to afford its home over time. Frontier has pioneered ways to achieve monthly savings in utility bills. We’ve been rewarded by the Housing Assistance Coun-cil nationally and the Federation of Appalachian Housing Enterprises regionally.

FRIENDS OF THE KENTUCKY THEATRE

717 Malabu Dr. Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-277-8051 kentuckytheatrefriends.orgAnnual Budget: $7,924

WHAT WE DO: The Friends of the Kentucky Theatre is a nonprofit organization made up of volunteer, civic-minded community leaders and members united in the mission of raising funds to renovate and update the theatre’s concession area, so that it will complement the newly renovated auditorium and lobby.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Kentucky Theatre, which has served generations of Central Kentuckians, has been a civic anchor on Main Street Lexington since opening in 1922. Our fund raising project will enable much needed upgrades to the concession area including expanded space.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Fundraising Advocates• Marketing assistance• Event volunteers

CENTRAL KENTUCKY COUNCIL FOR PEACE & JUSTICE

501 West Sixth Street, Suite 250 Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-488-1448 peaceandjusticeky.orgAnnual Budget: $29,694

WHAT WE DO: Founded in 1983, CKCPJ leads grassroots initiatives to empower the community with leadership skills, education, and activities. By building community partnerships, we help marginalized voices be heard. We provide educational workshops and offer tools, including our online networks and our Peaceways newsletter, to equip our members to take action for peace and justice.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: CKCPJ hosts events to raise awareness and fight injustice. We’ve sponsored the Peace is Possible Kentucky license plate to help bring peace education to youth. In 2013, our Lexington United camps and games night series began teaching conflict resolution skills.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers to staff issue-area committees• Volunteers to write for newsletter• Volunteers to thank donors

CAMP NELSON HONOR GUARD, INC.

215 Christopher Lane Nicholasville , KY 40356 - Jessamine 859-312-7655 campnelsonhonorguard.orgAnnual Budget: $40,478

WHAT WE DO: Camp Nelson Honor Guard is an all-volunteer Resident Guard. We provide full, enhanced mili-tary funeral rites at Camp Nelson National Cem-etery, support the rifle details there, and work events annually.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We bring honor, dignity and tradition to one of the last pristine Civil War sites in the nation, fol-lowing military protocol, as defined by Arlington.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers to aid Veterans and their families • Volunteers to work with horses, funerals• Headquarter staffing and library• Funding to Restore 9 McClellan saddles

BROKE SPOKE COMMUNITY BIKE SHOP

501 West Sixth St. Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-489-1865 thebrokespoke.orgAnnual Budget: $38,959

WHAT WE DO: Broke Spoke Community Bike Shop is an all volunteer organization with the mission: To provide better access to better bikes and to empower individuals to perform their own maintenance. We provide the tools, resources, safe space, and volunteers to help educate cyclists of all forms.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: ALL VOLUNTEER RUN! We value volunteer service at $8 an hour in sweat equity. Our program allows anyone to use tools, parts and bike for free. Ability to pay should not be a barrier to safety.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers• Old bikes

$500 MATCHWest Sixth Brewing (First ten $50 donors)

$500 MATCHAmerican Legion Man O War Post 8

$500 MATCHCKCPJ Board of Directors


$500 MATCHBoard of Lexington Fairness

$500 MATCHCoventry Cares of Kentucky

$500 MATCHDebra Hensley’s Social Stimulus

THE PLANTORY

501 West Sixth Street, Suite 250 Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-255-6999plantory.orgAnnual Budget: $105,949

WHAT WE DO: The Plantory is an innovative co-working space that grows good ideas and connects communi-ties. Our mission is to strengthen Lexington’s nonprofit economy by empowering local nonprof-its through incubation, networking, co-working, training, fundraising support, marketing, and strategic development. We provide wraparound support services for nonprofits in a fun, profes-sional center.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We provide a healthy, creative, connected place where passionate community leaders can work together and grow their organizations. Every month we host 1000+ hours of cross-sector collaboration, 30+ hours of trainings, and 300+ volunteer hours for the nonprofit community.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Front desk volunteers• Workshop leaders• Nonprofit mentors

PARIS-BOURBON COUNTY YMCA

917 Main Street Paris, KY 40361 - Bourbon 859-987-1395 parisbourbonymca.orgAnnual Budget: $1,512,207

WHAT WE DO: The Y is a cause driven organization that is for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Our Y is the hub of the community providing child care, youth activities, aquatics and healthy living programs. The last quarter of 2014 we will begin our Diabetes Prevention Program.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Each day nearly 300 people come into our building where they benefit from child care, exercise programs for kids through seniors and youth programs like soccer, swim team and gymnastics. We provided over 900 individuals with financial assistance so they could be part of something great.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Child care volunteers• Volunteers to solicit auction items• Painting and carpenter work• Fundraising

LEXINGTON FAIRNESS

PO Box 417 Lexington, KY 40588 - Fayette 859-951-8565 lexfair.orgAnnual Budget: $63,159

WHAT WE DO: Lexington Fairness advances the full legal and social acceptance of the LGBTQ community through education and community building.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We’ve impacted hundreds of Kentuckians with our programs to end bullying, stop suicide, and develop a vision of Central Kentucky as a fair place to live.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Events/Programming• Office Space, Development

KENTUCKY COUNCIL OF CHURCHES

P.O. Box 23171 Lexington, KY 40523 - Fayette 859-269-7715 kycouncilofchurches.orgAnnual Budget: $174,416

WHAT WE DO: We get church leaders together to address big issues facing Kentuckians. In the process, we increase respect and cooperation for resolving big challenges, whether it’s health care or creation care, tax reform or penal reform, immigration or exploitation. Methods include an annual conference, clergy peer learning groups, and education and mobilization for faith-based advocacy in Frankfort.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We’re great because God’s mandate to transform the community through church unity is great. Few can claim our depth of experience convening Catholics and Protestants and people of various racial and ethnic backgrounds to find common ground and then act as people of faith to improve life in the Commonwealth. This harvest of unity and diversity forms one sacred offering.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Subscribe to our advocacy alerts• Organize a multi-church annual service

JEWISH FEDERATION OF THE BLUEGRASS

1050 Chinoe Road, Suite 112 Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-268-0672 jewishlexington.orgAnnual Budget: $377,938

WHAT WE DO: JFB is part of the Jewish Federations of North America network. The movement distributes over $3 billion annually, protecting and enhancing the well-being of Jews and others worldwide through the Jewish values of repairing the world, charity, social justice and Jewish learning. Locally, we are a central agency for the community.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: JFB provides holiday programs, coordinates volunteer efforts, runs a summer day camp, offers family programs, connects young adults and rais-es awareness about anti-Semitism and Israel. We strive to provide positive Jewish experiences and support the wider local and global community.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Drivers, Storytellers for children’s programs • Summer camp activities• Friendly visitors for elderly and homebound

HOLLY ROOD

28 Beckner Street Winchester, KY 40391 - Clark 859-745-6664 Annual Budget: $28,307

WHAT WE DO: The Heritage Commission promotes the preservation and acquisition of historical buildings, sites and other historic properties located in Clark County. We also assist private owners in registration and preservation. Our Main focus is to oversee the maintenance of Holly Rood, the 200 year old home of Governor James Clark.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We balance the responsibility of caring for a 200 year old house and teaching the history of all the diverse citizens of our county.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Gardening, Event prep• Research• Loan of display material


$500 MATCHMichael and Kathy Grossman

$700 MATCHFriends of the KCC




$500 MATCHJimmy Nash Homes

BLUEGRASS HERITAGE MUSEUM

217 South Main Street Winchester, KY 40391 - Clark 859-745-1358 bgheritage.comAnnual Budget: $98,119

WHAT WE DO: The Bluegrass Heritage Museum brings the his-tory of the area to life by collecting, preserving, interpreting and exhibiting objects valuable to the history of Winchester, Clark County, and the region. Three floors filled with continually evolv-ing galleries, focus on agriculture, the Civil War, other military history, instrument-maker Homer Ledford and more.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We serve as a cultural and educational center for the area. Our award-winning Second Thursday Program offers free lectures on topics rich in Ken-tucky history. Countless school children partici-pate in activities geared to classroom curriculum.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Event and school program volunteers• Office supplies

BOYLE COUNTY EDUCATION ENDOWMENT FUND, INC.

352 N. Danville By-Pass Danville, KY 40422 - Boyle 859-236-6634 Annual Budget: $8,201

WHAT WE DO: Our Boyle County Education Endowment Fund aims to provide a broad range of extracurricular activities without placing a financial burden on our students and their families. Funded activities enrich the experience of our students through educational, athletic, and social opportunities helping them to create a meaningful high school career.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Boyle County School District is a Distinguished District that is always striving to improve and expand the opportunities available to our students. Our faculty and staff are highly qualified and encourage students to succeed and reach their goals.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Art• Greenhouse• School supplies• Kids Backpacks, Shared Experiences

BLUEGRASS COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION

500 Newtown Pike Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette/Clark 859-246-6584 bluegrass.kctcs.eduAnnual Budget: $212,285

WHAT WE DO: BCTC Foundation works to secure private philanthropic support for the Bluegrass Community and Technical College. Bluegrass Community and Technical College is an accredited, comprehensive community college, offering transfer, career and technical programs. We help students, including many first-generation and minority individuals fulfill their dreams through higher education.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: BCTC transforms lives by providing education, job training and hope for a brighter future. BCTC’s mission is to provide a skilled workforce, prepare students to transfer for baccalaureate degrees, support economic vitality, and improve the quality of life.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Straw, Feed, & Hay for horses• 2005-2013 Cars

AVIATION MUSEUM OF KENTUCKY

4029 Airport Road Lexington, KY 40510 - Fayette 859-231-1219 aviationky.orgAnnual Budget: $203,369

WHAT WE DO: We serve as Kentucky’s focal point for the interpretation and preservation of Aviation History. We bring Aviation alive through engaging venues including our Speakers programs covering Aviation’s rich legacy, visiting historic aircraft and an outdoor viewing area at a Commercial Airfield open to the public as part of Museum admission.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We provide youth with an intensive two-day educational program through our Summer Aviation Camps, held in Lexington and throughout the State. Through induction into our Museum’s “Hall Of Fame” event, we annually recognize Kentuckians who have contributed to Aviation.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Tour Docents• Upkeep and maintenance• Experienced aviation instructors• Computers, TV’s ,simulators and headsets

LIFE PLAN OF KENTUCKY, INC.

2333 Alexandria Dr. Lexington, KY 40504 - Fayette 859-514-6073 lifeplanofky.orgAnnual Budget: $4,250

WHAT WE DO: Life Plan of Kentucky listens to people with disabilities and their families about what needs to be in place to create a good life for everyone involved. Coaching people to think about the future, describing what a safe and secure life would look like for the person with a disability, and motivating each concerned person to action are all key aspects of Life Plan’s services.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Life Plan of Kentucky operates a pooled special needs trust that families/ individuals can utilize to help achieve financial security. Serving ONLY Kentucky, Life Plan’s Board and Staff are knowl-edgeable about resources and issues impacting the planning process and outcomes.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Color Printer

URBAN LEAGUE OF LEXINGTON - FAYETTE COUNTY

148 DeWeese Street Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-233-1561 ullexfay.orgAnnual Budget: $901,422

WHAT WE DO: The Urban League assists African Americans and disadvantaged citizens in the achievement of social and economic equality. We provide affordable housing, workforce development, youth and educational services, professional development and advocate for equality.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Urban League helps level the playing field. From helping an elementary student win a college scholarship to aiding a small or minority business owner grow their business through opportunities. We empower and change lives.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Marketing intern• Communications intern• Youth volunteers

$500 MATCHUrban League Board of Directors

$500 MATCHFister, Williams and Oberlander, PLLC ($250); Bank of the Bluegrass ($250)

$500 MATCHDr. Ray Garman


$500 MATCHCo-Op Education Foundation

FAYETTE COOPERATING NURSERY SCHOOL, INC.

109 Rosemont Garden Lexington, KY 40503 - Fayette 859-276-6350 coopschool.orgAnnual Budget: $231,157

WHAT WE DO: The Fayette Cooperating Preschool offers an exceptional early childhood education to children ages 2-6, with a unique program that nurtures parents as well. Our school is the only parent-cooperative preschool in Kentucky, offering a curriculum based on hands-on, interactive learning which prepares students to succeed in elementary school.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Since 1951, Co-op has been meeting the academic, emotional and social needs of young children. Parents share their expertise and experience while also learning from child development experts. Co-op provides rich preschool experiences within the financial means of most families.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Classroom volunteers• Grant writing assistance• Business sponsorship•Playground renovation support


DANVILLE-BOYLE COUNTY HAPPY FEET EQUALS LEARNING FEET

1131 Secretariat Dr E Danville, KY 40422 - Boyle 859-236-4559 happyfeetequalslearningfeet.comAnnual Budget: $14,000

WHAT WE DO: We’re a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing children in need with new, high quality footwear. The Danville-Boyle County chapter works with Danville and Boyle County schools, including Kentucky School for the Deaf, to iden-tify children in our area that need shoes.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We believe that by providing new shoes to chil-dren in need we can increase self-esteem and al-low the children to focus on learning. Happy feet will equal learning feet.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Fundraiser Volunteers• Expand our committee for greater outreach• Additional outlets to donate to our program

$1000 MATCHRoger Bean and Thomas Kessinger III

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER OF THE BLUEGRASS, INC.

290 Alumni Dr. Lexington, KY 40503 - Fayette 859-218-2322 cdcbg.orgAnnual Budget: $1,361,729

WHAT WE DO: CDCB is dedicated to ensuring that children with special needs reach their full potential. We collaborate with families and community partners to create the highest quality home- and community-based therapy services. We’ve also created preschool and child care programs that benefit both children with and without special needs.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are one of only a few facilities that allows young children with and without special needs to work together in an environment that benefits everyone! We have highly educated teachers and low student-to-teacher ratios!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Grounds and facility upkeep• Reading to children in the classroom• Donated art supplies• Fundraising planning

CHILD CARE COUNCIL OF KENTUCKY, INC

1390 Olivia Lane Lexington, KY 40511 - Fayette 859-254-9176 childcarecouncilofky.comAnnual Budget: $4,437,208

WHAT WE DO: CCC is the leader in educating parents, early care providers and the community at large on the importance of quality early care and education. CCC helps to prepare children for success when entering Kindergarten. CCC also manages the Child Care Assistance Program across the state.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are a fast growing, forward thinking, tech-savvy agency that promotes, expands and enhances services that improve the quality of life for all children, families and early care providers. We believe that Kids Matter Invest Early - Invest Often!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Fundraising/Special Event Volunteers

CENTRAL KENTUCKY COMPUTER SOCIETY

160 Moore Drive, Suite 107 Lexington, KY 40503 - Fayette 859-373-1000 ckcs.orgAnnual Budget: $31,968

WHAT WE DO: The Central Kentucky Computer Society helps demystify computers, and other devices such as tablets, e-readers, smart phones and digital cam-eras for Central Kentuckians. We teach classes and hold meetings and workshops to address these objectives.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are an all-volunteer organization that teach-es computer and photography classes in a re-laxed setting. Classes are reasonably priced and comprehensive. Subject matter is consistently updated to keep up with the evolving technol-ogy for the casual user.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Presenters• Teachers• Office helpers

CARNEGIE CENTER FOR LITERACY AND LEARNING

251 W. Second Street Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-254-4175 CarnegieCenterLex.orgAnnual Budget: $723,320

WHAT WE DO: The Carnegie Center, winner of two national and several local awards for programming excellence, empowers people to explore and express their voices through imaginative learning and the literary arts. The Center is a regionally-respected leader in education outside the school systems, offering low-cost/free programs and scholarships to all in need.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Carnegie Center is located in a beautiful, historic Carnegie library building where programs are vibrant and people of all ages and backgrounds are welcome. By providing art with a cause (literacy), we help people improve their quality of life.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteer tutors for kids in K-12• iPads• Exterior Window Cleaning• Gently-used books

$500 MATCHPNC Bank

$500 MATCHKyTrade Computer Services

$500 MATCHBenefits Group of Lexington


$1500 MATCHLynn Hudgins ($500); David Royse ($1000)

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF THE BLUEGRASS

1092 Duval Street, Ste. 240 Lexington, KY 40515 - Fayette 859-219-2423 jalexington.orgAnnual Budget: $463,030

WHAT WE DO: The purpose of Junior Achievement is to empower young people to own their economic success while preparing them to succeed in a global economy. With the support of positive adult role models who volunteer their time, JA enables students to understand business, citizenship, economics, financial literacy, entrepreneurship and work readiness.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We’re great because our volunteers teach students what they really need to know to be successful in life. Many of the students who receive JA are from low to moderate income households who may not have a role model.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Classroom volunteers

$1000 MATCHMs. Kate Kinley Gregg

$500 MATCHRita Penn

INTERNATIONAL BOOK PROJECT

1440 Delaware Ave Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-254-6771 intlbookproject.orgAnnual Budget: $5,485,507

WHAT WE DO: The International Book Project located in Lexing-ton, Kentucky, promotes education and literacy by sending books to developing countries, fostering global friendships and strengthening world unity.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: During its 48 years, International Book Project has shipped approximately 6 million books to over 300 partners in countries throughout the developing world. While many shipments are small, IBP has consistently shipped 10 sea con-tainers annually.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Bookstore volunteers• Quality books• Warehouse volunteers• Office supplies

HIGH STREET NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER

228 South Limestone St Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-233-1654 highstreetneighborhood.orgAnnual Budget: $388,526

WHAT WE DO: High Street Neighborhood Center is a full day childcare serving low-income and at-risk children.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We have been successfully serving our community for 45 years. We believe in quality and affordability, so that our children have all the advantages that other children have.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Interactive Reading Curriculum Volunteers

GROWING TOGETHER PRESCHOOL, INC.

599 Lima Drive Lexington, KY 40511 - Fayette 859-255-4056 growingtogetherpreschool.orgAnnual Budget: $1,189,834

WHAT WE DO: GTP has been integrating the lives and experiences of children with and without disabilities since 1982. Our goal is to provide children of varying abilities and advantages with nurturing, safe care, therapeutic services and the foundation for school and life readiness in an inclusive environment.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We’re pioneers! GTP was the first preschool serving children with and without disabilities in the same program. We served as a field study site for Kentucky’s core content for early childhood education and launched the first Kentucky Proud preschool in Kentucky.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Board Members• Art and Science Volunteers• iPads

FRIENDS OF MCCONNELL SPRINGS

PO Box 12196 Lexington, KY 40581 - Fayette 859-225-4073 mcconnellsprings.orgAnnual Budget: $30,322

WHAT WE DO: The Friends work with the LFUCG Division of Parks and Recreation, dedicated to the restora-tion and preservation of McConnell Springs as a national historic site. We help fund the environ-mental and educational programs offered at this passive recreational park. We are solely volun-teers and receive our funding from non-govern-mental sources.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We aid in the connection between the classroom and the eco system diversities found in the park. We enrich learning experiences by providing the equipment and material necessary to turn-on young minds to science and the world around them.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Active board members• Special event volunteers• Social media volunteers• Administrative support

FOODCHAIN

501 W. Sixth St. Suite 105 Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-428-8380 foodchainlex.orgAnnual Budget: $102,442

WHAT WE DO: FoodChain reconnects people with their food via education and demonstration of innovative food production. We grow and teach others about indoor closed-loop farming that wastes little and yields fresh food year-round. We operate Kentucky’s first commercially-scaled aquaponics system, growing fish and greens together, inside of a former downtown bread factory.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Together with the community, we’re exploring new ways to grow food. We’re young but in 2013 we hosted 2000+ visitors and grew 850 lbs. of food! And we’re scrappy so every dollar donated will help to continue our educational programming!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Advocates• Volunteers• Expertise

$500 MATCHTraditional Bank

$500 MATCHLexington Woodcarvers Guild ($300); Bank of the Bluegrass & Trust Co. ($200)

$500 MATCHPatricia Vanaman


$500 MATCHCommunity Trust Bank

LEXINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION

140 E Main St Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-231-5557 lexpublib.orgAnnual Budget: $226,120

WHAT WE DO: The Library Foundation provides additional funding to enhance the Lexington Public Library’s goal to Connect People, Inspire Ideas, and Transform Lives. The Foundation funds capital improvements, new technology, library programs, etc. through grant-making organizations and private donations.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Library provides free educational opportunities for everyone in our community, regardless of age or interests. We welcome any one, at any time, with no questions asked. The Library Foundation helps the Library do even more with what we have.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers for Storytime Bus & Spellbinders

programs• Children’s art supplies• School supplies

$500 MATCHDavid Whitehouse

LEXINGTON ACADEMY OF BARBERING COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, INC.

1132 Winchester Road, Suite 175 Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-231-1820Annual Budget: $150,000

WHAT WE DO: We offer emergency financial assistance and other resources for tuition subsidies, school supplies, work and school apparel, travel sti-pends and miscellaneous expenses. Our mission responds to the overall health, hygiene and well-being of vulnerable populations such as re-entry and low income citizens through financial stabil-ity, education and community engagement.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The LAB, Inc. collaborates with local and state-wide organizations that focus on human services with emphasis on families and children in need of life-sustaining services. A guiding principle of organizational standards is one of “paying it for-ward”, through education.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Special events and fundraising support • Marketing expertise• Social media assistance• Community partners


KENTUCKY SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

P.O. Box 27 Danville, KY 40423 - Boyle 859-936-6654 ksd.kyschools.usAnnual Budget: $74,325

WHAT WE DO: The KSD Charitable Foundation supports the students at Kentucky School for the Deaf in Danville. From new dorm mattresses to raising money to fix the campus pool, the Foundation leads the charge! Our goal is to help give KSD students the same educational experiences as their hearing peers.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Despite shrinking state funding, our students work with important new technology, live in improved residence hall facilities, work with arts and humanities consultants and have super good behavior incentives! We are proud and happy to play a big role in making this possible through fundraising activities and grants.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Travel Kits for Middle/High School athletes• Tablet PCs• Portable microphone system• Large projection screen

KENTUCKY HISTORICAL SOCIETY FOUNDATION

100 W. Broadway Frankfort, KY 40601 - Franklin 502-564-1792 ext.4433 history.ky.govAnnual Budget: $1,123,975

WHAT WE DO: “We use the POWER OF HISTORY to help students master 21st century skills essential for success in school and the workplace and to provide the perspective necessary for addressing contemporary issues successfully and making better decisions for future progress.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: By assisting 430 community-based history organizations in all 120 counties, we use the POWER OF HISTORY to make Kentucky a stronger, more interesting, more prosperous place for all its citizens to live and thrive.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • History Program Sponsors• Education programming sponsors• Volunteers

KENTUCKY CENTER FOR PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE, INC. (KYCPE)

710 East Main St. Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-281-1171 kycpe.orgAnnual Budget: $34,666

WHAT WE DO: “KYCPE helps organizations continuously improve operational efficiency and effectiveness through use of the Criteria for Performance Excellence. Education is provided through workshops, an award application/feedback process, and through consulting services.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: “KYCPE is a fantastic nonprofit utilizing all volunteers who are passionate about improv-ing Kentucky organizations - both for profit and nonprofit organizations. The professionalism of our volunteers (most are employed in quality improvement) meshes well with the Criteria for Performance Excellence.”

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Operating Committee Volunteers• Examiner Volunteers• Loaned executive• Collateral Materials Printing

JUST FUND EDUCATION PROJECT, INC.

P.O. Box 21815 Lexington, KY 40522 - Fayette 859-285-1182 justfundky.org Annual Budget: $80,330

WHAT WE DO: JustFundKY has the dual mission of reducing discrimination through public events showcasing the positive contributions of Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) persons, and by funding the educational efforts of other organizations to increase awareness and understanding of the LGBT community. Just Fund Education Project, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) doing business as JustFundKY.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We use our grants to support others who do good work for fairness. We do not duplicate their efforts. JustFundKY does not save the whales; we fund the people who do.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Gala Planning• Host Informational Meetings• Website assistance• Grant supported projects monitoring

$500 MATCHJustFund Board of Directors

$500 MATCHDean Bondhus; Ralph C. Salyer; Kenneth Maxik

$1000 MATCHMary Doyle Johnson


$500 MATCHFord and Allison Lankford

PROVIDENCE MONTESSORI SCHOOL

1209 Texaco Road Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-255-7330 providencemontessoriky.orgAnnual Budget: $2,032,819

WHAT WE DO: We provide a quality environment, holistic in its approach, which unleashes in our children their natural curiosity, their intrinsic desire for life long learning, and their innate ability to be citizens who better our world community.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Providence Montessori School is the oldest and only America Montessori School in Kentucky. Our greatness lies in how we regard the child. Our work, from environments to lessons, is inspired by the individuality of the child.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • School committee volunteers• Board of director volunteers• Parent/Community professional services

$1000 MATCHBoard Members

PRICHARD COMMITTEE FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

271 West Short St., Ste 202 Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-233-9849 prichardcommittee.orgAnnual Budget: $1,978,202

WHAT WE DO: The Prichard Committee provides an independent voice advocating for improved education for all Kentuckians. We keep the public, elected officials and educators informed about leading education issues. We conduct research, analyze policy and advocate solutions, and we engage students, parents and business and civic leaders in our efforts.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are committed to keeping the public in pub-lic schools. In the 30 plus years since our found-ing, Kentucky has moved from the bottom of the barrel to the middle of the pack and higher in national measures of academic achievement, reform strategies, finance and indicators of a child’s chance for school success.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Sponsors for meetings and publications • Sponsors for parent and student workshops


PARTNERS IN EDUCATION

24 W. Lexington Avenue, Suite 218 Winchester, KY 40391 - Clark 859-808-0083 clarkcountypartnersineducation.comAnnual Budget: $23,112

WHAT WE DO: Our mission is to enhance the quality of instructional services provided to students through the use of school volunteers and business partners. PIE facilitates partnerships between schools and local businesses and industries. Once matched, these companies provide schools with employees who serve as mentor-tutors and finances for educational programs.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Partners In Education was the recipient of the 2011 Governor’s Award for Group Volunteer Service. PIE has been recognized by the United Way and the Bush Foundation for Family Literacy. Currently, we coordinate 100+ volunteers and facilitate 14 school/business partnerships.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteer tutor/mentors

NEWTON’S ATTIC, INC.

4974 Old Versailles Road Lexington, KY 40510 - Fayette 859-368-7334 newtonsattic.comAnnual Budget: $166,183

WHAT WE DO: Newton’s Attic, a nonprofit founded in 1998 by Bill Cloyd, is dedicated to providing students with highly unusual educational experiences and providing STEM (Science Technology, Engineering Mathematics) educational resources to parents, students and teachers. Our mission is to stimulate interest in science and engineering through exciting hands-on projects, classes and summer camps.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Newton’s Attic’s approach to engineering education is highly unusual and enthusiastically received. Our motto, “play is the ultimate learning tool,” has created a culture of extreme engagement by students and mentors. STEM educators say there is nothing like Newton’s Attic anywhere.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Teachers/mentors• Advertising/promotion/printing• Tools & materials• Administrative/financial

NEW OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL FOR WOMEN

204 Chestnut Street Berea, KY 40403 - Madison 859-985-7200 nosw.orgAnnual Budget: $465,355

WHAT WE DO: The NOSW gives a second chance to low-income, middle-aged women in Appalachia who are determined to improve their educational, finan-cial and personal circumstances. Twice annually women spend 3 weeks in a free, residential pro-gram taking classes such as self-esteem, job skills, leadership development, advanced education preparation, and civic engagement.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The NOSW is a “hand up” that transforms the lives of the women we serve as well as their fam-ilies and communities. Over 700 women have graduated from the NOSW and hundreds more have benefited from our outreach programs.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Provide or sponsor meals• Paper goods• Toiletries• Flash drives

LIFE ADVENTURE CENTER

570 Milner Road Versailles, KY 40383 - Woodford 859-873-3271 lifeadventurecenter.orgAnnual Budget: $1,093,076

WHAT WE DO: Life Adventure Center inspires life changing, outdoor education programs that promote personal growth, team building and communication through our challenge course & zip line, horsemanship and outdoor adventure experiences including camping, canoeing, caving and wilderness survival. Self-guided interpretive trails and hands-on environmental education are offered at our Buckley Wildlife Sanctuary.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Programs are offered to the community, “at-risk” groups, and military families. We inspire extraordinary life skills that apply to everyday life. Participants reach “Ah-Ha moments” while growing and learning significant personal insight as they enJOY the journey we call “ADVENTURE”.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Transportation Sponsors• Gravel/paving• Western trail horses • Ice Maker

$1000 MATCHJohn Cleveland Foundation(Direct match)

$500 MATCHUTVcabEnclosures.com

$500 MATCHBingham Greenebaum Doll LLC


BLUEGRASS CONSERVANCY

380 South Mill Street, Suite 205 Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-255-4552 bluegrassconservancy.orgAnnual Budget: $448,162

WHAT WE DO: As a community-supported nonprofit, we help local families in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky preserve the lands they love. Using voluntary conservation tools and programs, we help them conserve the water quality and agricultural viability, natural habitat, cultural heritage, and scenic vistas of their family lands for future generations.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Thanks to increasing community support, the Conservancy has permanently protected over 20,500 acres of working farmland, forests, and wildlife habitat. Our efforts include building and celebrating a lasting conservation ethic in kids and families by taking them out to farms.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Program organization• Photographers• Assistance with events and mailings

WILDERNESS TRACE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER

409 North Stewarts Lane Danville, KY 40422 - Boyle 859-236-0878 wtcdc.orgAnnual Budget: $378,322

WHAT WE DO: The Wilderness Trace Child Development Center provides all children—and particularly those with significant disabilities—with an early education that fully prepares them socially, academically and emotionally for kindergarten and ultimately a life of independence. The Center provides high-quality, intensive services to children with neuro-logical disorders in central Kentucky.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Wilderness Trace provides the one-on-one and small group instruction and therapy that has been scientifically proven to be the most effective learning environment for neurologically disabled children. Our students learn to walk, to speak and to thrive. Miracles happen here!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Medical Volunteers• Administrative Volunteers• Sensory Garden Upkeep• Office Supplies

VISUALLY IMPAIRED PRESCHOOL SERVICES (VIPS)

161 Burt Rd, Ste 4 Lexington, KY 40503 - Fayette 859-276-0335 vips.org Annual Budget: $1,650,408

WHAT WE DO: As much as 80-90% of how a child learns is through vision. Our certified teachers travel to the homes of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers who are blind and visually impaired to teach them the skills they need to reach their fullest potential developmentally and educationally.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: VIPS is the only agency in Kentucky & Indiana dedicated to the education of children ages birth to five with visual impairments. We teach families techniques to help their child explore and learn, and provide support for the entire family.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • “Touch and Feel books (0-3 yrs.)• Paper towels• Copy paper• Party with the Pros event volunteers

ST. AGATHA ACADEMY

244 South Main Street Winchester, KY 40391 - Clark 859-744-6484 stagathaacademy.cdlex.orgAnnual Budget: $1,030,229

WHAT WE DO: We provide a classical Christian education to students in a five county region. Central to the purpose of our school is a genuine desire to develop the whole child academically and spiritually. Ultimately, we desire our students to have the self-discipline and conviction to become leaders who make the world a better place.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We awaken students to global awareness and teach them to love and respect people different from themselves, and we provide a nurturing learning environment promoting self-worth, self-reliance and self-discipline, so that each child may reach his or her highest potential.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Computer technology• Physical Education equipment• Classroom furniture• Classical/Great Books Series for Library

READING CAMP

203 East 4th Street Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-252-6527 readingcamprocks.orgAnnual Budget: $82,883

WHAT WE DO: Reading Camp meets the academic, social and emotional needs of at-risk 3rd-5th graders by pro-viding a FREE week of camp and in-school mentor-ing. Here, children review and strengthen literacy skills, develop social skills and “soft skills” that are proven predictors of success, reduce summer learn-ing loss, develop relationships with mentors and experience summer academic enrichment.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Through Reading Camp, children discover read-ing is possible and meet peers, teenagers and adults who have experienced their struggles. They grow socially and emotionally, strengthen-ing their confidence and uncovering new skills, talents and interests. Reading Camp develops the whole child.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Camp volunteers• School mentors• Books and camp supplies• In-kind recreational opportunities

THE RACE FOR EDUCATION, STARTING GATE

1818 Versailles Rd. Lexington, KY 40504 - Fayette 859-252-8648 starting-gate.orgAnnual Budget: $569,951

WHAT WE DO: The Starting Gate is a fun and educational afterschool literacy program for middle school students in central Kentucky. The Starting Gate motivates kids to think about their futures and what it will take to achieve their individual goals through reading, writing, life skills, college/career exploration and homework help.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Starting Gate will serve 100-150 middle school students in grades 6-8 in Fayette and Bourbon Counties during the 2014-2015 school year. The Race For Education offers this program at no cost to the school district or the students.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteer tutors• Volunteers at fundraising events• Snack donations

$500 MATCHWard, Hocker & Thornton

$500 MATCHGIVEINTOTHEGROOVE


$500 MATCHBlue Grass Insurance

$500 MATCHRepublic Bank



AVOL (AIDS VOLUNTEERS, INC.)

225 Walton Avenue, Suite 110 Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-225-3000 avolky.orgAnnual Budget: $1,104,219

WHAT WE DO: AVOL collaborates with communities to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS and to empower those affected. AVOL provides housing assistance and supportive services to low-income men and women in central Kentucky who are HIV positive. AVOL also offers education, outreach and prevention services to those most at risk of infection.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: AVOL helps ensure no one with HIV/AIDS falls through the cracks. From education and testing to connection to medical care to assistance with housing and supportive services, AVOL creates a critical continuum of care for the most vulnerable among us.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Items for our Community Chest• Mobile HIV testing unit• Volunteers for Dining Out For Life• Volunteers for HIV Prevention

SEEDLEAF

931 Idlewild Ct Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-967-8865 seedleaf.orgAnnual Budget: $118,525

WHAT WE DO: Seedleaf exists to nourish communities by grow-ing, cooking, sharing, and recycling food.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: With 14 community gardeners and over 250 vol-unteers, Seedleaf is making more nutritious food available in Lexington’s food deserts, so every-body can eat well!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers, Donors• Garden sponsors• Board Members

KENTUCKY NATURAL LANDS TRUST

433 Chestnut St Berea, KY 40403 - Madison 859-986-0744 knlt.orgAnnual Budget: $517,380

WHAT WE DO: Kentucky Natural Lands Trust (KNLT) is a statewide land trust committed to protecting, connecting, and restoring wildlands. Our efforts are aimed at preserving natural heritage in ways that also benefit local, regional and global communities.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: KNLT led the campaign to protect Blanton Forest, the largest old growth forest in Kentucky. Through our skilled staff, committed board and strong partnerships we have been able to protect important wildlands, migratory corridors and large forest tracts throughout the state.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteer stewards

GREEN FORESTS WORK

203 Thomas Poe Cooper Building Lexington, KY 40546 - Fayette 859-257-2908 greenforestswork.orgAnnual Budget: $600,000

WHAT WE DO: Green Forests Work (GFW) exists to re-establish high quality, diverse forests on formerly mined lands, creating the potential for future sustainable economic development and mitigating environmental issues, such as forest fragmentation and compromised water and air quality.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The reforestation methods we use are science based from regional universities. We have used professional and volunteer tree planters to plant over 1,000,000 seedlings throughout Appalachia. Volunteers learn proper tree planting techniques and gain appreciation of the Appalachian forest.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Planting Event Volunteers• Owners of surface mined lands in Appalachia

CENTRAL KENTUCKY AUDUBON SOCIETY

524 Rosemont Garden Lexington, KY 40503 - Fayette 859-229-9421 centralkentuckyaudubon.orgAnnual Budget: $5,135

WHAT WE DO: As a chapter of the National Audubon Society, we work on a local level to bring attention to broader bird related issues. We are committed to improving and protecting habitat for birds and other wildlife and to involving Kentuck-ians of all ages in discovering the beauty of the natural world.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: With many bird species in decline, we offer real opportunities to help. We provide a wide variety of education and conservation projects. Whether building owl houses for local wineries or hosting the annual Bluegrass Birding Festival, we’re for the birds.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Building Materials • Craft Materials• Event Volunteers• Silent Auction Items

BLUEGRASS GREENSOURCE

P.O. Box 910384 Lexington, KY 40591 - Fayette 859-266-1572 bgGreensource.orgAnnual Budget: $1,231,065

WHAT WE DO: Bluegrass Greensource (formerly Bluegrass PRIDE) provides environmental education and resources to encourage small changes in our everyday lives that have a big impact on our local environment. We also assist with home energy audits, help communities stencil storm drains, host waste-free events, and provide rain barrel and rain garden workshops.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: From a teacher: “The water activity you did with the students helped them to think about some of the real life issues surrounding water use. They really enjoyed it – “the activity was fun” – high praise from a middle school student.”

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Graphic design• Event photographer• Video creation• Printing (signs, banners, displays)

$500 MATCHKentucky Natural Lands Trust Board

$1000 MATCHJeremy Bates and Bates Security

$500 MATCHSeedleaf Board of Directors

$500 MATCHGoodFoods Co-Op

$500 MATCHWild Birds Unlimited

$500 MATCHPaul Rothman


$500 MATCHDr. David Hennessey

$1000 MATCHFriedell Family Fund

$500 MATCHLondon Impressions LLC

FRIEDELL COMMITTEE FOR HEALTH SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION

P. O Box 910953 Lexington, KY 40591 - Fayette 859 221-5770 FriedellCommittee.orgAnnual Budget: $70,128

WHAT WE DO: The Friedell Committee provides an independent citizen’s voice advocating for an effective, coordinated, accountable health system to improve the health of all Kentuckians. We: Research key health system issues. Advocate for system change and improved health. Inform the public and policymakers. Sustain relationships. Engage citizens.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We approach the problem of community health and wellness from an independent citizen’s perspective through our statewide membership of citizen leaders. Our clear vision to a healthier Kentucky: 1) ownership of the problem; 2) leadership; 3) partnerships (including non-healthcare groups); and 4) accountability.

CHILDREN OF THE AMERICAS

1781 Eastwood Drive Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-269-4721 childrenoftheamericas.orgAnnual Budget: $88,558

WHAT WE DO: Children of the Americas provides donated surgi-cal, dental, medical and prosthetic care to indig-enous women and children in rural Guatemala.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are an all-volunteer organization of dedicated volunteers who pay our own expenses to make a difference for those most in need.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • NP Accountant

CARDINAL HILL REHABILITATION HOSPITAL

2050 Versailles Road Lexington, KY 40509 - Fayette 859-254-5701 cardinalhill.orgAnnual Budget: $60,892,330

WHAT WE DO: Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation serves children and adults needing rehabilitation due to a traumatic accident, debilitating illness, or birth disorder. Serving more than 9,000 patients annually from all over KY and several other states, Cardinal Hill offers inpatient and outpatient services, home health, and adult day programs.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Cardinal Hill is the only 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Lexington that is able to provide acute physical rehabilitation services to patients of any age, from birth to over 100 years old. Our patients consistently achieve better outcomes than national averages.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Greeters, Unit assistants• Recreation room assistants• Patient concierge• Gift Shop attendants

CAMP HORSIN’ AROUND

P.O. Box 22276 Lexington, KY 40522 - Fayette 859-381-9998 camphorsinaround.orgAnnual Budget: $326,738

WHAT WE DO: We provide a camping experience for children whose health is compromised. At camp they trade doctor and hospital visits for an outdoor adventure in a place designed just for them. The goal is to let them do all their bodies will allow while creating great memories with kids in similar situations.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are great because our kids leave energized from their camping experience. They go home excited to return. No one at camp cares if you have no hair or an artificial limb. At camp they are just kids having fun.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Camp Clean-up• Mailing Volunteers• Camp Store Volunteers• Paper products

BLUEGRASS TECHNOLOGY CENTER FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

409 Southland Drive Lexington, KY 40503 - Fayette 800-209-7767 bluegrass-tech.orgAnnual Budget: $266,129

WHAT WE DO: Bluegrass Technology Center helps people with disAbilities obtain tools to help them live, learn, work and play! We help people of all ages, from birth to aged with all types of daily challenges. Our ReUse program gathers home medical equipment and computers, refurbishes them and distributes them to people in need.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: BTC serves our most vulnerable citizens. ReUse programming keeps thousands of useable items out of our landfills, providing over half a mil-lion in cost savings! Bring us your wheelchairs, walkers, tub benches, computers, etc. and help someone in need today!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers• Used/new medical equipment• Cleaning supplies

BABY HEALTH SERVICE, INC

1590 Harrodsburg Road Lexington, KY 40504 - Fayette 859-278-1781 BabyHealthLexington.orgAnnual Budget: $228,123

WHAT WE DO: Baby Health Service is a 100-year-old FREE medical clinic serving children without health insurance or a medical card, ages birth through 17. We offer sick visits, well children checkups and school physicals. Medicines from inhalers to vaccinations are provided free.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: As the oldest free children’s clinic in the Commonwealth and one of the oldest in the United States, we provide free medical care and have added a new dental clinic to serve uninsured children in Central Kentucky.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Toothbrushes/toothpaste• Warm Hats/gloves• Baby Supplies• Toiletries

$500 MATCHKaveh R. Sajadi, M.D.

$500 MATCHFriends of BTC

$500 MATCHGenie Whayne; Phyllis Cronin


MARKEY CANCER FOUNDATION

800 Rose Street CC160 Lexington, KY 40536 - Fayette 859-323 6448 ukmarkey.orgAnnual Budget: $6,012,286

WHAT WE DO: The mission of the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Foundation is to reduce cancer mortality in Kentucky and beyond by supporting innovative cancer research and treatments, education, community engagement, state-of-the-art facilities and compassionate patient care at Markey Cancer Center, Kentucky’s only National Cancer Institute designated facility.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The UK Markey Cancer Foundation has raised more than $75 million to fight cancer in the Commonwealth. By funding research, screenings, direct patient support and other programs, we provide hope and healing to thousands of cancer patients each year.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Gas Cards• Fundraising Partners• Grocery Gift Cards• Donations for auctions and fundraising

MAKENNA FOUNDATION

2808 Palumbo Drive Lexington, KY 40509 - Fayette 859-422-2010 makennafoundation.comAnnual Budget: $178,260

WHAT WE DO: In honor of the life of Makenna David, the Maken-na Foundation will give hope, joy and courage to the children and families who are served by the caring professionals of the Kentucky Children’s Hospital.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We facilitate hope, joy and courage for children facing life-threatening trauma and illness. These children and their families are served by caring professionals at the Kentucky Children’s Hospital, in loving memory of Makenna David.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers• In Kind Donations

LAMPLIGHTERS OF AMERICA, INC.

2980 A Candlelight Way Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-227-5006 lamplightersofamerica.orgAnnual Budget: $100,000

WHAT WE DO: Empowering individuals in the Bluegrass region with mental and physical health education. We are nurses, social workers and other health professionals spilling out of the hospitals and into the streets with community education.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Each one of our curricular are taught by a healthcare professional. We bring to the community the latest in research and health information to help you make the best decisions for you and your family’s health.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Grant writer• HR specialist• Legal, Event planning

KENTUCKY CANCERLINK, INC. FORMERLY KENTUCKY PINK CONNECTION, INC.

2425 Regency Road, Ste B Lexington, KY 40503 - Fayette 859-309-1700 kycancerlink.orgAnnual Budget: $248,913

WHAT WE DO: Our mission is to provide support by reducing and/or eliminating barriers to screening, diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Services include screening assistance and direct patient support.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Kentucky CancerLink is a great organization because we provide direct patient services. We work hard to eliminate any barriers that the men and women of Kentucky may face when trying to receive screening, treatment and support during a cancer diagnosis.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Office support• Outreach support• Fundraising/event support

HOSPICE OF THE BLUEGRASS

2312 Alexandria Dr. Lexington, KY 40504 - Fayette 859-276-4404 hospicebg.orgAnnual Budget: $65,810,922

WHAT WE DO: Hospice of the Bluegrass is committed to provid-ing the highest quality end-of-life care to patients and their families. Hospice care is for individuals with a serious illness who have a medical diagno-sis that his or her life expectancy is six months or less if the illness runs its normal course.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Hospice of the Bluegrass walks alongside ter-minally ill patients and their families to support them and provide peace and comfort during a difficult time.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Companionship for patients• Respite for families• Administrative support• Transportation for patients

HERITAGE HOSPICE, INC.

P.O. Box 1213 Danville, KY 40423 - Boyle 859-236-2425 heritagehospice.comAnnual Budget: $5,714,433

WHAT WE DO: Heritage Hospice, Inc. provides compassionate care for those facing the end of their lives. We serve Boyle, Garrard, Lincoln and Mercer counties. Our interdisciplinary team of a nurse, social worker, chaplain, aide and volunteer provides support to patients and their families. We care for patients wherever they call home.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Heritage Hospice staff provides compassionate care during one of the most difficult times a family faces. Our staff ranked in the top 100 in patient family satisfaction surveys. One special focus is honoring veterans.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Bereavement/respite care volunteers• Veteran volunteers• Meeting/Conference Invitations• Host/Plan a Fundraiser

$5000 MATCHShawnee Farm

$500 MATCHRE/MAX Creative Realty

$500 MATCHMyrna Downing Principal Broker; Keller Williams Bluegrass Realty


$500 MATCHUS Bank

$2000 MATCHMontgomery Fire Fighters As-sociation


$500 MATCHThe Arc of Kentucky Board of Directors and Affiliate Chapters ($250), Graviss McDonald’s Restaurant ($250)

THE ARC OF KENTUCKY

706 E. Main Street Frankfort, KY 40601 - Franklin 502-875-5225 ArcofKY.orgAnnual Budget: $306,057

WHAT WE DO: Our mission is to advocate for the rights and full participation of all children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Together with our network of members and community chapters, we strive to effect systems change; reach and connect families; promote choice, educate and inspire communities.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are the largest grassroots volunteer organization in the state that teaches people to be independent and to become the strongest advocate and self-advocate they can be. The Arc connects people to needed resources.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Parent advocates• Self-advocates and sibling mentors

$500 MATCHLexington Surgery Center

SURGERY ON SUNDAY, INC.

650 Newtown Pike Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-246-0046 surgeryonsunday.orgAnnual Budget: $201,672

WHAT WE DO: Surgery On Sunday, Inc. provides free outpatient surgery to uninsured individuals who fall 200% or below of the poverty level.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We Change Lives! SOS gets people back to work contributing to society and supporting their fami-lies again.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Surgeon• Clinical and Administrative Professionals • Diagnostic Scans

$500 MATCHSt. Agnes’ House Board of Oversight

ST. AGNES’ HOUSE

635 Maxwelton Ct Lexington, KY 40701 - Fayette 859-254-1241 stagneshouse.orgAnnual Budget: $104,180

WHAT WE DO: St. Agnes’ House is a hospitality ministry providing affordable lodging for people coming to Lexington for medical care and for their loved ones.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: People needing care in Lexington know they can receive it. Family members have a safe, comfortable place to stay when their loved ones are hospitalized; otherwise they’d be sleeping in their cars.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Cleaning supplies• Toilet paper• Twin and double sheet sets• Volunteers to clean rooms and bathrooms

SHOULDER TO SHOULDER GLOBAL

105 Bradley Hall Lexington, KY 40506 - Fayette 859-218-2084http://www.uky.edu/international/shoulder_to_shoulderAnnual Budget: $251,824

WHAT WE DO: Shoulder to Shoulder Global is a University of Kentucky organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in resource-limited communities. Shoulder to Shoulder Global exists to serve the poor while providing a unique educational experience in communities locally and globally.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We educate our community locally and globally while serving an underserved population with needed health services. Shoulder to Shoulder Global offers the opportunity to engage in a unique learning, service and research experience through a university, community and international initiative.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Laptops• Fluoride varnish• Toothbrushes• Toothpaste

SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

701 Bob O Link Suite 200 Lexington, KY 40504 - Fayette 859-313-1705 saintjosephfoundation.orgAnnual Budget: $948,961

WHAT WE DO: We bring wellness, healing and hope to all, in-cluding the underserved. Donor gifts transform the health of our communities’ care delivery, so individuals and families can enjoy the best of health. Every dollar raised remains local. We are strengthened by our rich heritage and values.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Assist the health care professionals of Saint Joseph Hospital locations by raising funds in the tradition of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. The Foundation is entrusted to receive charitable gifts for the Hospital and responsibly steward those gifts.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Athletic shoes• Gas Cards• Kroger Cards, • Volunteers for Hospital Volunteer Guild

MISSION LEXINGTON’S FREE DENTAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS

230 South Martin Luther King Blvd Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-272-0219 missionlexington.orgAnnual Budget: $264,940

WHAT WE DO: Mission Lexington saves lives by providing vital health services to those who cannot afford it any other way. Thanks to the support of generous friends like you we can offer free dental care, primary medical care and mental health services. Last year donors helped us provide 3,582 patient visits.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Your support helps our Medical Clinic provide life-saving psychiatric and primary care, and you help our Dental Clinic reconstruct the smile of patients like the mother who stepped between her daughter and the crowbar of her abuser.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Secretarial Volunteers• Licensed Medical and Dental Providers• Cleaning Volunteers

$500 MATCHCarla Blanton Consulting

$500 MATCHBluegrass Oxygen

$500 MATCHDr. Nicholas Nickl



CLARK COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES

30 Taylor Ave P.O. Box 574 Winchester, KY 40391 - Clark 859-744-5034 www.clarkcountycommunityservices.orgAnnual Budget: $488,498

WHAT WE DO: The mission of Clark County Community Services (CCCS) is to provide a central location where individuals and families can receive assistance in time of crisis and to empower responsive families toward self-sufficiency. CCCS is a local organization responsive to the basic needs of low-income individuals and families in Clark County.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We serve as the central clearinghouse in the community for those individuals looking for help that cannot find it elsewhere. Providing food, housing, clothing and utility assistance to those in need.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Food items• Clothing• Household goods

$2500 MATCHTrent Capital Management, Inc.

CHRYSALIS HOUSE, INC.

1589 Hill Rise Dr. Lexington, KY 40504 - Fayette 859-977-2502 chrysalishouse.orgAnnual Budget: $3,126,044

WHAT WE DO: Chrysalis House is Kentucky’s oldest and largest licensed substance abuse treatment program for women, serving over 200 women and children annually. Credentialed staff integrate mental health and substance abuse treatment using evi-dence based practices. Chrysalis provides case management, domestic violence counseling, GED tutoring, vocational training, medical care and children’s services.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Chrysalis House specializes in the treatment of pregnant and parenting women, allowing moth-ers to keep their babies and toddlers with them while in treatment. Helping women provide for themselves and their children, promoting self-sufficiency and long-term sobriety is our focus.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Refreshments• Throw a baby shower• Baby items• Personal hygiene Items

$500 MATCHSt. Claire Regional Medical Center ($250); James and Margie Madden ($250)

CHRISTIAN SOCIAL SERVICES, INC.

P.O. Box 147 1446 East Main Street Morehead, KY 40351 - Rowan 606-784-5329 christiansocialservices.orgAnnual Budget: $208,133

WHAT WE DO: For the last 41 years, Christian Social Services has helped the needy, homeless, and those in crisis situations in our area of Eastern Kentucky. We help supply food and get utilities turned back on. We also run a Thrift Store that offers reduced priced clothing and housewares.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: CSS is a beacon of hope to those in need. We strive to be the first place where people come to for help. Last year, we provided a ten day supply of food to 941 families and helped to reconnect electricity in 115 homes.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Truck• Help with fundraising• Thrift store volunteers• Lawn mowing/handyman

CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER OF THE BLUEGRASS

162 North Ashland Avenue Lexington, KY 40502 - Fayette 859-225-5437 kykids.orgAnnual Budget: $607,821

WHAT WE DO: The Children’s Advocacy Center of the Bluegrass coordinates the investigation and treatment of the most serious cases of child abuse in 17 Central Kentucky counties. Forensic interviewing, medical examinations, therapy and advocacy services are provided in one child-friendly location at no cost to a child’s family.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Children’s Advocacy Center is the only agency of its kind in Central Kentucky. We provide a safe place where the smallest voices are heard, the greatest needs are met, and hope and trust are renewed.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Children’s art supplies• Toys• Professional videography services• Gas cards/Kroger Cards

BLUEGRASS RAPE CRISIS CENTER

P.O. Box 1603 Lexington, KY 40588 - Fayette 859-253-2615 bluegrassrapecrisis.orgAnnual Budget: $1,101,100

WHAT WE DO: Simply put, we BELIEVE . . . in survivors, in this community’s power to impact change, in a violence-free world. Our goal? To eradicate sexual violence in the 17 counties of the Bluegrass region through counseling, advocacy and education. We operate a 24-hour crisis hotline and hospital advocacy program, fueled mostly by volunteers.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are only great because of YOU. We are motivated by the strength and resilience of survivors of sexual violence, the dedication of volunteers and the collective passion of everyday ordinary advocates of peace and social justice.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Crisis Line advocates• Hospital advocates• Community Outreach advocates

CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF LEXINGTON KY

1310 West Main Street Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-253-1993 catholiccharitieslexington.orgAnnual Budget: $641,170

WHAT WE DO: Catholic Charities offers affordable clinical counseling, free pregnancy counseling, financial assistance with rent and utility bills, financial lit-eracy classes and support for job seekers. We are also a licensed adoption agency. All services are designed to help families and individuals achieve greater stability. Last year over 1,200 people ben-efitted from our services.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Providing help and creating hope for over 25 years: a mother facing pregnancy alone, a couple trying to manage money, a teenager in despair, a person looking for work or a family facing evic-tion, all find help at Catholic Charities.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Asset Mentors• Career Counselors• Toiletries & cleaning products• Professional clothing (especially large sizes)

$500 MATCHStephanie Nallia

$500 MATCHeLink Design, Inc.

$500 MATCHCreative Kitchen & Bath


$2000 MATCHSpace Center Storage

GOD’S PANTRY FOOD BANK, INC.

1685 Jaggie Fox Way Lexington, KY 40511 - Fayette 859-255-6592 godspantryfoodbank.orgAnnual Budget: $31,115,671

WHAT WE DO: God’s Pantry Food Bank distributes food to thousands of hungry families in Central and Eastern Kentucky, through partnerships with nearly 400 smaller organizations. Because of community support we are able to feed at least 190,000 Kentuckians annually. We are a member of the Feeding America network.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: For every $1 gift, we can distribute $10 worth of food. We reach a diverse group of people in a variety of circumstances, all on a lean budget. Last year we distributed 26 million pounds of food to hungry people; 30% was fresh produce.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Central Intake Volunteers• Food/Funds drive hosts• Warehouse volunteers• Pantry volunteers

$1250 MATCHIntegrity IT

GLEANKY|FAITHFEEDS

P.O. Box 4448 Lexington, KY 40544 - Fayette 859-444-4769 gleanky.orgAnnual Budget: $103,453

WHAT WE DO: GleanKY|Faith Feeds seeks to ease hunger by “gleaning” or collecting excess fresh produce that would otherwise go to waste. Our organization enhances 52 missions, agencies and programs that are distribution partners, reaching thousands of people in need. The fresh produce is donated by farmers, orchards, individuals, groceries and wholesale distributors.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We fill a huge void in Lexington, working simul-taneously to help alleviate hunger and reduce waste. In 4 1/2 years, we’ve saved over 225 TONS of fresh produce—and provided it to tens of thou-sands of individuals who lack access.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteer gleaners• Sources of excess produce• Cargo van/pickup truck• Promotional items

$500 MATCHBoard of Directors, Franklin Co. Council on Aging Inc.

FRANKLIN CO. COUNCIL ON AGING, INC./FRANKFORT SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER

202 Medical Heights Dr. Frankfort, KY 40601 - Franklin 502-223-5794 frankfortkyseniors.orgAnnual Budget: $728,788

WHAT WE DO: We help enhance senior living for people age 60 and older by providing programs, activities, opportunities for education and good health.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We love our seniors of Franklin County. From learning to dance, having fun crafting activities to getting fit with our various exercise programs, the Frankfort Senior Activity Center offers something fun and exciting for everyone.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Meals on Wheels drivers • Volunteers to operate our shops

DRESS FOR SUCCESS LEXINGTON, INC.

1301 Winchester Road, Suite 29 Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-231-7848 dressforsuccess.org/lexingtonAnnual Budget: $80,500

WHAT WE DO: Dress for Success Lexington promotes the economic independence of disadvantaged women and empowers them by providing professional attire, a network of support, and the career development tools to help them become self-sufficient and to thrive in work and life.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Sometimes it’s the little things that help you get ahead--a dress suit, a new résumé or tips from a mock interview. We provide professional attire, facilitate career-development and networking in our career center, mentor our clients and more!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Boutique assistance• Special events volunteers• Career Center volunteers • Administrative tasks

DOWN SYNDROME ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY

P.O. Box 910516 Lexington, KY 40591 - Fayette 859-494-7809 dsack.orgAnnual Budget: $132,518

WHAT WE DO: We offer support to families and individuals with Down syndrome starting at birth. We celebrate the amazing potential of these individuals, advo-cate for full inclusion in schools and community, and educate families, teachers and medical pro-fessionals on best practices to help people with Down syndrome reach their full potential.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We offer hope and support for families through-out their loved ones’ lifetime. We believe in unlimited possibilities for those with Down syn-drome and are committed to changing attitudes to help these individuals become fulfilled and productive members of their communities.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Annual Walk for Down Syndrome Volunteers• Family events• Professional speakers• Website experts

CLARK COUNTY HOMELESS COALITITION

PO Box 4692Winchester, KY 40392 - Clark859-744-8733cchcky.orgAnnual Budget: $113,455

WHAT WE DO: Clark County Homeless Coalition empowers the homeless to take ownership of their path home. We serve homeless men, women and families by providing transitional housing, comprehensive case management, psycho-educational classes, life skills training, financial literacy, resume and employment search assistance, referrals and advocacy.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: CCHC is transforming the lives of the home-less through creative and empowering services which educate and assist those in need, so that they may reach long term self-sufficiency. Today over 80% of former residents are still in stable housing.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Host/Help Plan A Fundraiser• Teach a Class• Collect Cleaning Supplies• Advocate


$500 MATCHBoard of Directors

$500 MATCHLexEffect, Events & Management


$500 MATCHMarilyn S. Daniel

KENTUCKY EQUAL JUSTICE CENTER

201 W. Short Street, Suite 310 Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-233-3057 kyequaljustice.org Annual Budget: $483,998

WHAT WE DO: We’re a public interest watchdog and advocate. We work in Frankfort and the courts to ensure equal access to justice and opportunity. Through Maxwell Street Legal Clinic we help our newest neighbors navigate the process of legal immigration—including the wonderful step of becoming a U.S. citizen.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We use legal know-how and community partnerships to empower people, prevent harm and foster change. In January 2014, Consumer Reports recognized us with its Excellence in Consumer Advocacy Award.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Civics and ESL tutors• Child health and workers’ rights outreach

volunteers• Law student interns

$500 MATCHRick and Mary Beth Griffith

JUBILEE JOBS OF LEXINGTON

1450 N Broadway Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-977-0135 jubileejobsoflexington.orgAnnual Budget: $175,968

WHAT WE DO: Jubilee Jobs offers hope for jobseekers from all over the city as they strive to overcome stum-bling blocks in their path to work. We specialize in finding jobs for the unemployed and under-employed. We provide skilled job preparation and placement to help disadvantaged jobseekers toward self-sufficiency.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Since opening in 2009, 691 individuals have completed the program and 499 have secured employment, a 72% success rate! Clients achieve all kinds of success, from finding entry-level employment to sustainable careers, moving from isolation to properly caring for self and family.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Mock Interviewers• Online application assistance• Interviewing clothes• Gift cards (client achievement awards)

$500 MATCHRoger Parry

ITNBLUEGRASS

1206 N Limestone Street Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-252-8665 itnbluegrass.orgAnnual Budget: $292,874

WHAT WE DO: ITNBluegrass offers safe, affordable, 24/7 automobile transportation to people 60+ and adults with visual impairments anywhere in Fayette and northern Jessamine Counties. Our prompt, courteous trained drivers offer ‘arm-through-arm, door-through-door’ service where members may be assisted with steps and packages.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Staying active after giving up or limiting driving has never been easier! ITNBluegrass drivers now deliver more than 900 rides per month, and since 2008 have delivered more than 35,000! Our friendly service makes our riders feel like they’re riding with a friend.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteer Drivers• Office & event help• Gift cards• copy paper and stamps (Forever and 20 cents)

HOPE’S WINGS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM

PO Box 488 Richmond, KY 40476 - Madison 859-623-4095 hopeswings.orgAnnual Budget: $216,858

WHAT WE DO: Hope’s Wings provides safe shelter, transitional housing, case management and advocacy for victims of domestic violence and their children. We also provide community education regarding domestic violence.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are great because we focus on eradicating domestic violence in the lives of our clients rather than putting a Band-Aid on it. We believe intense case management and “meeting the client where they’re at” is a solid way of accomplishing this.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers• Household cleaning items• Laundry detergent• Diapers and baby wipes

HOPE CENTER, INC.

PO Box 6 Lexington, KY 40588 - Fayette 859-225-4673 hopectr.orgAnnual Budget: $6,479,143

WHAT WE DO: The Hope Center’s mission is to care for homeless and at-risk persons by providing life-sustaining and life-rebuilding services that are comprehensive and address underlying causes.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Hope Center fights homelessness on several fronts by focusing on the root causes, whether they are found in addiction, mental illness, lack of skills or the need to connect with resources. Each night, over 700 people find a place to sleep at one of the Hope Center’s facilities.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Meal service/cleaning projects• Clothing, socks and underwear• Toiletries and personal care items• Blankets

GREENHOUSE17

PO Box 55190Lexington KY 40555 - Fayette 1-800-544-2022 greenhouse17.orgAnnual Budget: $1,805,084

WHAT WE DO: GreenHouse17 is a domestic violence shelter that nurtures human beings, helping them grow and flourish and leave the trauma of abuse behind them. We offer support, counseling, advocacy, shelter, education and prevention to survivors of domestic violence and their families in the 17 counties we serve in Central Kentucky.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Our innovative approach to intimate partner abuse has won us several awards both locally and across the country. The utilization of our 40 acre property and farm allows us to help intimate partner abuse survivors in a unique, healing manner.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Feminine products• Toilet paper• Canned food• Farm volunteers

$500 MATCHDavid Switzer

$500 MATCHBluegrass Land Title

$500 MATCHKirk Land and Auction - K.M. Bentley, Broker


$500 MATCHJeff Rogers Photography

LEXINGTON RESCUE MISSION

P.O. Box 1050 Lexington, KY 40588 - Fayette 859-381-9600 lexingtonrescue.orgAnnual Budget: $1,091,908

WHAT WE DO: Lexington Rescue Mission works to restore hope and rebuild broken lives in our community. The mission does this by feeding and clothing those in need, preventing homelessness, treating the sick, training the unemployed, housing the homeless, developing people’s social skills, sharing God’s word, counseling the hurting, and providing spiritual care.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Lexington Rescue Mission is a Christ-centered, interdenominational ministry that is accredited by the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions and the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA).

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Non-perishable food• Gently used clothing• LexTran bus passes• Hygiene items

$1000 MATCHHanna Resource Group LLC ($500); Lexington Diagnostic Center & Open MRI ($500)

LEXINGTON HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

700 East Loudon Ave. Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-252-2224 lexhabitat.orgAnnual Budget: $4,032,835

WHAT WE DO: Lexington HFH seeks to put God’s love into ac-tion by bringing people together to build homes, community and hope. We are dedicated to elimi-nating substandard housing locally and world-wide through constructing, rehabilitating and preserving homes; by advocating for fair housing policies; and by providing training to help families improve their shelter conditions.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We have helped over 388 families locally and 319 families internationally achieve their dream of homeownership. LHFH families are healthier and achieve at a higher level academically. We con-tinue to work toward a world where everyone has a decent place to live.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Construction volunteers• Habitat ReStore volunteers• Building materials, tools, sub-contractor services• Habitat ReStore donation

$1200 MATCHBecky Sittason ($500); Paul W. Blair ($100); Nicole S. Bearse ($100); James H. Moore III ($100); Richard A. Cullison ($100); James R. Kruer ($100); Plamer G. (Gene) Vance II ($100); Sara Elrod ($100)

LEGAL AID OF THE BLUEGRASS

498 Georgetown Street Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-233-4556 lablaw.orgAnnual Budget: $3,798,449

WHAT WE DO: We provide free, high quality civil legal assistance to poor and vulnerable people in our service area through direct representation, education, advice, advocacy, and coordination with other community resources including lay volunteers and the private bar to resolve the most important problems low income and other vulnerable populations encounter.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We help vulnerable people gain safety, employment, basic needs, income, and self-sufficiency. We stop domestic violence, keep families in their homes by stopping a foreclosure or an eviction, and help the elderly get their prescription drugs.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers for our SHIP program• Volunteer attorneys• Resource development services• Office car

KENTUCKY REFUGEE MINISTRIES

1206 N. Limestone Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-226-5661 kyrm.orgAnnual Budget: $3,707,519

WHAT WE DO: Kentucky Refugee Ministries provides basic resettlement services to refugees who have been forced from their home countries because their lives are in danger. All services are geared towards helping the refugees to become self-sufficient as quickly as possible.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Working with refugees transforms lives. Those who work with refugees are forever changed by their hope, strength, courage, and resilience. Refugees are able to build a new life - free of constant fear and danger.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteer mentors and tutors• Household items and furniture• Bicycles, computers and cars• Volunteers - transportation or apartment set-up

KYADAPT

P.O. Box 1814 Danville, KY 40423 - Boyle 859-439-0114 kyadapt.orgAnnual Budget: $15,733

WHAT WE DO: KyADAPT is the state’s only independent living program for the deaf and hard of hearing adults. By collaborating with other agencies, we provide access to apartments, social activities, work supports, counseling and in-home assistance. We aim for clients to be as independent as they can and still be safe.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Deaf adults, just like all of us, need to communicate with people around us. Without that, the Deaf person is often lonely and left out. By providing supports through ASL, KyADAPT clients can learn, grow and participate in their community.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Office furniture/supplies• Computer & printer• ASL Interpreters• Transportation volunteers

KENTUCKY RIVER FOOTHILLS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL, INC.

309 Spangler Drive Richmond, KY 40475 - Madison859-624-2046 foothillscap.orgAnnual Budget: $11,870,344

WHAT WE DO: KRFDC offers 40+ programs to combat poverty. We believe that communities must work to-gether to enable all persons to live with dignity, responsibility and opportunity. We offer ser-vices for families and individuals that promote stability and independence.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Foothills embraces a philosophy of needs-based strategies and family-based services leading to self-sufficiency and economic self-reliance. Services include Head Start, senior services, transportation, childcare, healthcare, homeownership, weatherization and substance abuse recovery.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Special events/fundraising• New/gently used women’s tennis shoes• Men’s and women’s toiletry items• New/gently used preschool age books

$500 MATCHDinsmore & Shohl LLP

$500 MATCHBaptist Health Richmond



$500 MATCHVolunteer Staff Member

NEW LIFE DAY CENTER

224 N. MLK Blvd Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-721-2325 newlifedaycenter.orgAnnual Budget: $137,200

WHAT WE DO: We are a Christ centered homeless day shelter connecting our clients to needed services around Lexington and connecting them to Jesus. We are a safe place for homeless to get out of the weather and off of the street.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We serve 100-150 homeless clients per day and have registered 2100 clients since opening in December 2011. With an all volunteer staff we help to place 15 clients per month into permanent jobs or housing.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Travel size hygiene products• Gift cards to Walmart/Kroger• Nurse Practitioners• Life Coaches


NEW BEGINNINGS OF WINCHESTER

139 Jefferson Street Winchester, KY 40391 - Clark 859-744-5688 newbeginningsofwinchester.orgAnnual Budget: $97,255

WHAT WE DO: Our mission is to value unborn human life, be concerned with the needs of those facing un-planned pregnancies and supporting the youth in Clark and surrounding counties. We offer free pregnancy tests, prenatal education, parenting classes, counseling, support groups, abstinence education in the middle schools, Bible Study and Dad’s Program.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Faith - Sharing the Gospel and love of Christ. Hope - Giving clients hope even in difficult situations. Love - Making sure everyone who enters our doors knows they are loved. Life - Through faith, hope and love protecting life and supporting families.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers, Diapers and formula• Gently used or new baby clothing up to 4T• Cleaning supplies, paper products

$1500 MATCHThe Nest Board of Directors

THE NEST-CENTER FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES

530 N Limestone Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-259-1974 thenestlexington.orgAnnual Budget: $445,626

WHAT WE DO: The Nest is a safe place for Education, Counseling and Support to Women, Children and Families in crisis. We have four programs that work together to immediately help each families’ situation: Respite Child Care, Domestic Violence Counseling, Parent Support & Education and Crisis Care Assistance for basic human needs.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Nest has been helping families in need for over 35 years. Our free respite child care is the only one of its kind. Our 3 star rated child care program helps children who otherwise would not have the opportunity to receive quality early education. We focus on prevention of abuse and restoring families.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Baby items, Clothing, Toiletries, • Readers, General Office Support • Handyman Services

NAMI LEXINGTON

498 Georgetown Street Suite 201 Lexington, KY 40509 - Fayette 859-272-7891 namilex.orgAnnual Budget: $419,420

WHAT WE DO: NAMI Lexington provides assistance to individuals and families affected by serious and persistent mental illness. We directly serve central Kentucky, and partner to serve communities throughout Kentucky. We offer free educational programs and special events designed to raise community awareness and reduce stigma around mental health issues.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We are great because our guests encounter passionate “lived experience” wisdom in a welcoming environment. Our goal is to help individuals and family members acquire the support and skills necessary to live with hope and meaning.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers• Committee and board service

MOVEABLE FEAST LEXINGTON, INC.

PO Box 367 Lexington, KY 40588 - Fayette 859-252-2867 feastlex.orgAnnual Budget: $220,217

WHAT WE DO: We prepare and deliver hot, nutritious meals to low-income people in Lexington/Fayette County with HIV/AIDS and those in Hospice Care, their caregivers and dependent children. The neediest of our clients also get lunch. Nutrition counseling is available. We also provide in-home counseling and testing for HIV.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: In 15 years of operation we have delivered over 380,000 meals to very ill, needy people in Lex-ington. We have only missed two delivery days in that time due to an ice storm that left us without electricity.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteer delivery drivers• Meat slicer• Robo Coupe• 3 door reach-in cooler

LORD’S LEGACY LIFE MINISTRIES

251 E. Brannon Road Nicholasville, KY 40356 - Jessamine 859-245-2233 lordslegacyministries.orgAnnual Budget: $1,873,595

WHAT WE DO: We provide individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities the opportunity to grow in independence, experience life fully & be included within their community. Services we provide include day training, supported employment, residential and community supports. We help our participants overcome obstacles, improve circumstances, develop potential and become more self sufficient.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Individual successes that our participants achieve through services we provide are what make Lord’s Legacy great. Whether it’s learning to tie shoes or obtaining employment, we consider each accomplishment a step in gaining independence and becoming integral members of society.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Computer & technological devices • Household furniture & items• Building upkeep/landscaping• Volunteers

$500 MATCHArthritis Center of Lexington ($250); Lord’s Legacy Cleaning Management ($250)

$1000 MATCHBobby Cummins, Kentucky Farm Bureau

$1500 MATCH360 Mental Health Services ($500); New Beginnings ($500); College of Technical Education ($500)


$1000 MATCHBryan and Jennifer Mattingly


$500 MATCHKathy Bailey ($400); Salyersville National Bank ($100)

THE SALVATION ARMY OF CENTRAL KY

736 W. Main St. Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-252-7706 salvationarmylex.orgAnnual Budget: $5,799,002

WHAT WE DO: Motivated by God’s love, we offer an emergency shelter for women and families; preschool, after-school & summer youth education programs; food pantry & free clothing centers; music school; disaster services; medical clinic; Holiday meals; and a Christmas Angel Tree (food and gifts) program.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We’re committed to good stewardship and solution driven programming that gets results! Homeless residents receive job training, professional case management, life skills and education classes rather than just a bed and meal. Poverty-stricken youth receive education and mentoring to help them succeed in school and become productive adults.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • “Bell Ringers, Online Kettle Hosts• Adopt an Angel Tree child• Non-perishable foods• Twin size sheets, towels, personal care items

ROSE MARY C. BROOKS PLACE

200 Rosemary Drive Winchester, KY 40391 - Clark 859-745-4904 brooksplace.orgAnnual Budget: $1,858,699

WHAT WE DO: Brooks Place, a nonprofit retirement community offering independent and assisted living for seniors provides safe, comfortable, affordable housing and services enhancing the lives of the elderly--mentally, physically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually-- while striving to protect dignity, promoting independence, offer choice and preserve individuality.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The provision of tailored care and services by our Servant’s Heart staff places the personal prefer-ences of our residents first. We never take for granted the awesome responsibility of improving the quality of life for our seniors.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Activity/Event Volunteers• Clerical/Receptionist Volunteers• Business sponsors• Vehicle for transportation

REACH

PO Box 264 Salyersville, KY 41465 - Magoffin 606-349-3733 ReachForHelp.orgAnnual Budget: $39,496

WHAT WE DO: REACH is a grassroots faith based organization addressing multiple and complex needs regarding substance abuse in Eastern KY by collaborating with local community partners. We offer assistance to families with substance use disorder through prayer, intervention, referral to treatment, entry fees, transportation, aftercare, youth prevention education, awareness and special events.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: GOD is GREAT! God has created and sustained REACH by uniting people together with a vision and mission to provide help, hope and healing in Christ’s Name! Sharing God’s love with heartfelt compassion through community service to families in distress.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Facilitators for youth prevention education• Volunteers• Fundraising and grant writing• Sponsors for client services

RADIO EYE

1733 Russell Cave Road Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-422-6390 radioeye.orgAnnual Budget: $124,919

WHAT WE DO: As a radio reading service, we provide the reading of printed news and information to blind and print-impaired listeners all across Kentucky. 200 volunteers a year provide the verbatim reading of newspapers, magazines, health material and even sales ads from local grocery stores to over 9,000 listeners across the state.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Since 1990, we have been providing access to the written word to people who cannot read for themselves (whether due to visual or physical impairment or another disability), ensuring they have a measure of independence they would otherwise not have.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Control board operators• Weekend and sports readers• Outreach volunteers

QUEST FARM INC

627 Glass Pike Georgetown, KY 40324 - Fayette 502-535-6064 questfarmky.orgAnnual Budget: $1,183,542

WHAT WE DO: Quest Farm believes each person should have the opportunity to reach for the stars in quest of a full and meaningful life. Our mission is to lovingly care for individuals with intellectual and develop-mental disabilities by providing or coordinating access to personalized services that positively contribute to their quality of life.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Quest Farm strives to open the door between the individuals we serve and the community in which they live. Serving throughout Central Ken-tucky with a progressive approach, we provide a variety of opportunities, allowing each individual to reach their full potential.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Volunteers• Household and Craft supplies• Ticket Donations• Gas gift cards

NURSING HOME OMBUDSMAN AGENCY OF THE BLUEGRASS, INC.

1530 Nicholasville Road Lexingon, KY 40503 - Fayette 859-277-9215 ombuddy.orgAnnual Budget: $419,725

WHAT WE DO: For 33 years, NHOA has been protecting the frailest, most vulnerable citizens of the Bluegrass, by providing advocates, known as Ombudsmen, to VISIT long-term care residents regularly, MONITOR their CARE, and investigate and RESOLVE the CARE CONCERNS. We serve over 5,000 residents living in long-term care facilities.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: National researchers tell us the care residents receive is better because an ombudsman is a regular, unannounced visitor and advocate. NHOA’s certified ombudsmen safeguard the quality of life for nursing home residents! We also provide invaluable information about facility placement.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Friendly visitor volunteers• Fundraising volunteers

$500 MATCHGraviss McDonald’s Restaurants, Joe and Debbie Graviss

$500 MATCHBilly Clark

$2500 MATCHKentucky School for the Blind Charitable Foundation



YMCA OF WINCHESTER

645 Westmeade Drive Winchester, KY 40391 - Clark 859-744-9622 winchesterymca.orgAnnual Budget: $654,065

WHAT WE DO: At the Y, strengthening the community is our cause. Every day, we work side by side with our neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background has the opportunity to learn and grow. The Y is a place for everyone to belong!

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Our YMCA has overcome hard times and is on a mission to join forces with leaders our community to make Winchester a healthy and great place to learn and grow! We have activities and wellness programs to benefit all ages!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Funding for scholarships• Ability to reduce debt• Funding to maintain aging facility• More space for member activities

$1000 MATCHAl Isaac

$500 MATCHBluegrass Advisory Council

YMCA OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY

239 East High Street Lexington, KY 40507 - Fayette 859-255-9622 ymcacky.orgAnnual Budget: $10,733,320

WHAT WE DO: The YMCA of Central Kentucky’s 161-year history makes us one of the longest-serving nonprofits in Kentucky. We’re a diverse organization united by our commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, promoting healthy living and fostering strong communities through social responsibility.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Y believes everyone deserves a chance to succeed – no matter their background or income – and we’ve learned that can happen only when we unite to nurture the best in all of us. That’s why our cause is strengthening the community.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Program volunteers/mentors• Event volunteers• Board members/advocates

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OF KENTUCKY

501 W. 6th St., Ste. 250, Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-254-3469 ext. 236voaky.orgAnnual Budget: $26,284,852

WHAT WE DO: Since 1896, Volunteers of America has served those most in need. In Lexington, we offer housing, case management and emergency assistance to veterans, families and individuals facing homelessness, poverty, addiction and other challenges. We also manage an addiction recovery program for homeless veterans at the VA Medical Center.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Last year, Volunteers of America served 358 homeless individuals, including 102 children, 95 veterans and 32 single mothers. Recognizing our commitment to excellence, we received Annie E. Casey’s Family Strengthening Award and are accredited by the Council on Accreditation.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Bluegrass Advisory Council Volunteers• Organize & facilitate special events• Personal hygiene products, Gift cards, School

supplies, Holiday Supplies

TELFORD COMMUNITY CENTER YMCA

1100 East Main Street Richmond, KY 40475 - Madison859-623-9356 ymcatelford.orgAnnual Budget: $1,136,636

WHAT WE DO: Through a focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, the Telford YMCA is a charitable not-for-profit community service organization that seeks to serve our community by addressing identified community needs.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Telford YMCA is great because we exist to serve all regardless of their economic circumstances or social status. We embrace all forms of diversity and the positive and uplifting experience that diversity encourages.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Program Volunteers• Special Event Volunteers• Fundraising for Scholarships• Long Range Planning

THE STRIDE PROGRAM

PO Box 0643 Winchester, KY 40392 - Clark 859-744-3183 strideky.orgAnnual Budget: $505,284

WHAT WE DO: From a 6-year-old girl with Down syndrome to a 56 year-old man with autism, STRIDE improves the quality of life for some amazing children and adults with disabilities. We offer speech, occupa-tional and physical therapy, Special Olympics, an adult day program, one-on-one life skills, thera-peutic recreational activities and respite.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Watch a therapy session, help with our basket-ball teams, or spend an afternoon in our day program and you’ll know what makes us great - it’s the people we serve!

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Special Olympics coaches and volunteers• Guest speakers in our Day Program• Computers/tablets

SHEPHERD’S HOUSE

154 Bonnie Brae Dr. Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-252-1939 shepherdshouseinc.comAnnual Budget: $295,113

WHAT WE DO: Shepherd’s House is a 12-18 month, licensed, treatment, transitional living program for adult men in recovery from a substance dependence. Through structure and accountability, we teach clients responsibility as they reintegrate back in to the community.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The combination of the structure, therapy, AA/NA recovery, employment services and the length of the program allow clients a unique opportunity to learn how live a sober life on life’s terms.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Sheets/bedding• Pots/pans• Dishes/silverware• Towels/wash cloths

$500 MATCHAllen Rodes


$500 MATCHPeople’s Bank of Madison County


$500 MATCHSterling Meadows Assisted Living

GATEWAY CHILDREN’S SERVICES

37 N. Maysville St Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 - Montgomery 859-498-9892 gatewaychildrensservices.orgAnnual Budget: $1,305,892

WHAT WE DO: Gateway Children’s Services provides care for children throughout Kentucky that are victims of abuse, abandonment and neglect. We offer a highly structured residential treatment program serving both males and females, foster care for children ages 0-21, individual/group/family therapy, emergency shelter, health care, on-site school and wellness/fitness education.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Gateway is a life line for children who are victims of abuse, abandonment and neglect. We provide children the structure, safety, and love they need to achieve a brighter future. “We learn the ropes of life by untying the knots.”

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Kids outing sponsors• Facility needs volunteers• Guest Speakers• Annual cornhole tournament volunteers

$600 MATCHAI. Neyer, Inc. Foundation ($250); James Goetz ($300)

CHILDREN’S LAW CENTER

1555 Georgetown Road Lexington, KY 40511 - Fayette 859-431-3313 childrenslawky.orgAnnual Budget: $769,830

WHAT WE DO: Children’s Law Center is a nonprofit legal ser-vice center protecting the rights of children and youth to help them successfully transition to adulthood. CLC protects and enhances the legal rights of children through quality legal represen-tation, improved policies for children and train-ing of lawyers and others about children’s rights.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: No other organization in Kentucky serves as an advocate for children with legal barriers to remaining in school. Children’s Law Center is recognized across Kentucky and nationally as the authority on children’s rights and education advocacy.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Office Assistance• Parent and student mentors• Psychology Experts, Educational Disabilities and

Educational Strategies

$500 MATCHTony Perkins ($250); Amy Len Dailey ($250)

CASA OF LEXINGTON

1155 Red Mile Place Lexington, KY 40504 - Fayette 859-246-4313 LexingtonCASA.comAnnual Budget: $178,698

WHAT WE DO: Through the power of volunteer advocacy, CASA of Lexington works to ensure all victims of child abuse and neglect are given a chance to thrive in a safe, permanent home. CASA’s trained and supervised volunteers provide an independent voice for children by speaking for their best interests in the family court system.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: When a child is hurt by those meant to protect them, CASA volunteers ensure that the child’s voice is heard. CASA focuses solely on the child’s well being. CASA strives to be a stable, constant person for the child.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)• Fundraising and events assistance• Food for volunteer trainings• Superhero figurines

BLUEGRASS TENNIS ASSOCIATION

4950 Jacks Creek Pike Lexington, KY 40515 - Fayette 859-536-6323 lextennis.comAnnual Budget: $72,849

WHAT WE DO: We provide youth with the opportunity to learn about being healthy, being active and developing life skills through the sport of tennis.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We partner with local community groups like PAL and the Fayette County Public Schools to reach youth that would not normally be able to play tennis.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Instructors• Event planning• Website Manager

BLUE GRASS COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

3445 Richmond Road Lexington, KY 40509 - Fayette 859-231-7811 theresapatchforthat.orgAnnual Budget: $1,921,114

WHAT WE DO: We prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Core to these is the promise to do their best, help others, and exem-plify values including being trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheer-ful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: The Blue Grass Council is “great” because we make a positive impact on the lives of young people who in turn pay it forward throughout their lives.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Tents and cots• Candidates for our executive board• Unit leaders

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF THE BLUEGRASS

436 Georgetown Street Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-231-8181 bbbs-bluegrass.orgAnnual Budget: $556,187

WHAT WE DO: The concept of our program is simple: giving a child a positive, supportive adult that accepts him or her unconditionally, models healthy behaviors and provides targeted guidance leads to the child’s success as an adult.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Mentoring works, and BBBS of the Bluegrass is the premier mentoring organization due to its high standards and signature approach. We focus on meeting a youth’s basic developmen-tal needs rather than fixing problems after they occur.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Male Volunteers• Technology supplies• Holiday assistance• Gift cards

$500 MATCHDavid Fraley ($100), Bill Potter ($100), Jennifer Wilson ($100), Paul Chartier ($100), Vonda Melton ($100)

$5000 MATCHDr. David Stevens

$500 MATCHNo Limits


$500 MATCHStephanie and John Spires


ARBOR YOUTH SERVICES, INC.

536 West Third Street Lexington, KY 40508 - Fayette 859-254-2501 arborky.orgAnnual Budget: $584,289

WHAT WE DO: Our mission is to provide safe alternatives for at-risk children, youth and families through services and referrals that offer support, meet basic needs and promote positive growth and development. Current programs include youth emergency shel-ter, afterschool outreach, street outreach drop-in center and Project Safe Place.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: AYS has provided youth shelter and homeless support services to Fayette County for over 30 years. Utilizing a positive youth development philosophy focused on trust and respect, AYS provided over 4,000 meals and 2,079 nights of shelter to over 500 youth last year.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Hygiene supplies• Household items (bedding, pots, pans, etc.)• Long term mentors• Activity passes

WINCHESTER YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE INC.

PO Box 4122 Winchester, KY 40392 - Clark 859-744-8383 winchesterysl.comAnnual Budget: $61,550

WHAT WE DO: We provide recreational environments that are fun, clean, healthy and very active for approximately 600 Clark County youth. We help fight the obesity problem that negatively affects so many of our youth. Playing with others in a team environment is very important in building the skill sets these young players need to be successful.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Winchester Youth Soccer League (WYSL) and Futbul Club (FC) offer recreational and select soccer for children ages 3-9 and teenagers ages 10-16. We provide a wholesome atmosphere for children to enjoy the exciting game of soccer. We build healthy bodies and strong minds.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Indoor restrooms • Practice fields• Improved parking & roads• Renovate interior and exterior of house

KENTUCKY UNITED METHODIST HOMES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH

P.O. Box 749 Versailles, KY 40383 - Woodford 859-873-4481 kyumh.orgAnnual Budget: $5,627,555

WHAT WE DO: For over 140 years, The Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children and Youth has served Christ by providing for the physical, emotional, educational and spiritual needs of children and families who have histories of abuse, neglect, and/or family trauma which has caused emotional and behavioral problems.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Serving more than 1400 youths per year, our two campuses offer residential treatment and community programs including: independent living, in-home crisis intervention, alternatives to detention, adoption services, community-based education on health, substance abuse, and mental health and overseas missions.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Landscaping/grounds work • Events support• Donations to wish list •Involvement in Children’s Advocacy Network

GIRLS ON THE RUN CENTRAL KY

PO Box 23328 Lexington, KY 40523 - Fayette 859-268-4687 gotrcentralky.orgAnnual Budget: $125,489

WHAT WE DO: Girls on the Run inspires girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based cur-riculum that creatively integrates running.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: We help girls in the 3rd – 8th grade build their self-confidence and inspire them to live a healthy lifestyle.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Program coaches• Healthy snacks• Race Committee planning• Race Day volunteers

GIRL SCOUTS OF KENTUCKY’S WILDERNESS ROAD COUNCIL

2277 Executive Dr Lexington, KY 40505 - Fayette 859-293-2621 gskentucky.orgAnnual Budget: $3,700,989

WHAT WE DO: Building girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place: We provide over 13,000 girls in Kentucky opportunities in leadership, STEM, adventure, healthy living and business annually. Each Girl Scout is another girl in our community who understands the value of herself and of giving back.

WHY WE’RE GREAT: Whether girls are rock climbing or building robots, learning to make healthy choices through anti-bullying or healthy living programs, they are not only learning leadership skills, they are learning about themselves. Girl Scouts builds girls who give back.

VOLUNTEER & IN-KIND NEEDS: • Troop leaders and mentors• Administrative volunteers• Event volunteers• Non-perishable items

$1000 MATCHRick and Mary Beth Griffith

$500 MATCHGOTR Central KY Board

$500 MATCHRandy Coy

THANK YOU!SPONSORS:

BANK OF THE BLUEGRASS & TRUST CO.

BLUE GRASS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

COMMUNITY TRUST BANK

DUPREE CATERING

GLOBAL ADVANCEMENT, LLC

GOOD FOODS MARKET & CAFÉ

JOE ROSENBERG JEWELERS

KENTUCKY BANK

KNIGHT FOUNDATION

LEXMARK

MULBERRY & LIME

RAISING CANE’S CHICKEN FINGERS

SMITHTOWN SEAFOOD

STARBUCKS

TRADITIONAL BANK

VIAMEDIA

WEST SIXTH BREWING COMPANY

WINES ON VINE

WKYT

FUND HOLDERS: CORNELIA & DEREK VAUGHAN

FOUNDATION

GIVE INTO THE GROOVE FOUNDATION

MITCHELL FAMILY FOUNDATION

MORGAN/NOVAK FOUNDATION

SAYKALY GARBULINSKA FAMILY FOUNDATION

SCARIOT FOUNDATION

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