2 0 0 9 - 2 01 2 P R O G R E S S

REPORT

» Jennifer Berry Board Member

WE BELIEVE IN THE ‘POWER OF THE STORY.’

OUR STORY

Many great social movements have been driven and motivated by a series of stories, or one single story that moves people to action. We believe it is our responsibility to share the story of Jana’s life and the story of Jana’s death to reduce gender-based violence. This story is about who Jana was,

Of the 1,197 people who died as a result of domestic and dating violence in the U.S. in 2008, one of them was Jana Lynne Mackey. Rather than celebrate the 4th of July weekend with family and friends, the Brungardt and Mackey families planned Jana’s funeral.

On July 9, 2008, speakers at “Jana’s Celebration of Life” service called on the 1,100 people in attendance to pick up her fallen torch and find the courage to carry her work forward. “It is our hope that her single torch will soon become eleven hundred torches,” said speaker Curt Brungardt. “Eleven hundred others making a difference in our world.”

Moments after the funeral, people began sharing their ideas of service in honor of Jana. Days later, friends started a website and created an organized effort to document stories of community service and Eleven Hundred Torches: Jana’s Call to Action campaign was born. The mission of this campaign was simply to encourage hundreds of people to serve others in her honor and make a difference in their communities. The goal was to record 1,100 stories of community service. On October 12, 2009, the campaign documented its 1,100th story. These stories of community service came from 19 states and 4 foreign countries. Over 1,300 acts of service were actually recorded by the end of 2010.

her beliefs, how she lived her life, her efforts to protect women, and her pursuit of social justice. Her powerful story is also about how she died as a victim of dating violence. We have given Jana’s name and face to the global movement of reducing violence against women. We see her as a

symbol of the millions of women worldwide who have, and continue to, suffer from this social disease. We believe in the power of the story. We believe in the power of Jana Mackey’s story to move people.

Since meeting that goal, Jana’s family, friends and supporters decided to narrow their future work to Jana’s passion of working to reduce gender-based violence. It was their deep desire to turn Jana’s tragedy into something positive for others. So, on December 10, 2009, and as part of the International 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Curt and Christie Brungardt officially announced the creation of Jana’s Campaign Inc.. At a Topeka, Kansas, press conference, the Brungarts’ laid out their plans on how they intended to create a movement to reduce domestic anddating violence.

Jana’s Campaign’s first, and most important work, started immediately with encouraging the Kansas Legislature to support the

“domestic violence designation (tag) bill.” Three months later, Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson, signed the bill into law. In the spring of 2011, Jana’s Campaign established its national board of directors, adopted its current organizational by-laws and received federal 501(c)3 nonprofit charitable status by the IRS. Later that year, the board of directors drafted and established the strategic direction and program focus areas. Most recently in 2012, a capital campaign was launched to raise the resources we need to establish a strong organizational foundation.

“If our work can help educate, encourage,

or motivate just one person to stop or get

out of a dangerous situation, I feel like

we have honored Jana’s life and have

done our job in continuing her work.”

“THE WAY WE SEE IT, WE HAVE TWO CHCAN EITHER GRIEVE, OR WE CA

ABOUT JANAThe most unlikely of domestic violence victims, Jana Mackey, was found dead in her ex-boyfriend's home on July 3, 2008. The 25-year-old KU law student was an advocate for women's rights and had spent years volunteering to aid victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. As a passionate social and women's activist, Jana fought for equality and social justice at every turn.

Jana's young life was filled with examples of a young successful activist. As an undergraduate women's studies student, she organized the Kansas delegation of Kansas women who marched on Washington D.C. in 2004. She served as a staff member on both state and national campaigns for female candidates. She actively participated in the Kansas Commission on the Status of Women. From 2004-2006, Jana served as a lobbyist at the Kansas State Capitol, where she represented the Kansas National Organization for Women.

Despite being one of the youngest lobbyists in the State Capitol, she effectively promoted a pro-women's agenda. Time and time again, Jana showed her courage and her ability as a skilled negotiator fighting for issues most important to women. Finally, Jana's short career included six years of volunteerism at the GaDuGi Safe Center. There, Jana was described as "honey on steel," working to reduce all forms of violence against women.

In March of 2008, Jana attended a women's leadership conference where she was asked to prioritize her top personal values. Jana identified her most important value as "equality for all persons," and her second most important as "the courage to stand up for her own beliefs." Jana 'walked' her values. With these values, coupled with her years of activism, lobbying and political experience, Jana believed that a law degree was the next step in her journey to become the most effective advocate possible for women and other underrepresented groups.

Jana Lynne Mackey was the kind of woman that inspired others. She inspired through her words, her song, her actions. Jana was beautiful, intelligent and kind. She was an advocate, a friend, a sister, a daughter. She was magnetic. She was a bright spot in an ordinary day. She was a hero.

WE CHOSE THE LATTER.”» Drs. Curt & Christie Brungardt Jana’s Campaign Founders

O CHOICES. WEE CAN GRIEVE AND ACT.

“THIS MAY HAVE STARTEDBECAUSE OF MY DAUGHTER,BUT TODAY, IT IS ABOUTEVERYBODY’S DAUGHTERS.”

» Dr. Christie Brungardt Jana’s Mother

» Luo Zhai Board Member

"Jana's Campaign is a group of advocates

committed to reducing domestic violence and

all forms of gender-based violence at every

level– locally, nationally and globally."

In honor of the late Jana Mackey and other victims of domestic violence, a committed group of activists created Jana’s Campaign Inc., with the single mission of reducing domestic and dating violence. “We believe it is our responsibility to use the story of Jana’s life and the story of her death to help reduce violence against women.” Through program activities, Jana’s Campaign aims to play a significant role in breaking the cycle of domestic violence and aspires to be a catalyst for social change.

Partnering with other advocates, victims, educators, the criminal justice system and lawmakers, Jana’s Campaign seeks to reduce and respond to domestic violence by pursuing a dual strategy. First, through public awareness related activities, the campaign encourages thousands of ordinary citizens to get actively involved in this serious issue. Secondly, Jana’s Campaign activists focus on the key issues of prevention and education, intervention programs, and public policy advocacy.

The life of Jana Mackey was about equality, love and justice. Jana’s Cam-paign, Inc. was created by her family and friends to help make Jana’s values become reality. We are confident that we are heading in the right direction in building a strong, caring and impactful organization that has the capability of producing powerful results.

We are a national group of activists, advocates and volunteers who are committed to continuing Jana’s work of protecting women. At the heart of our movement are Dr. Christie Brungardt (Jana’s mother) and Dr. Curt Brungardt (Jana’s stepfather). Both Christie and Curt are professors of leadership studies at Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas. Dr. Christie Brungardt’s expertise includes women and leadership and women’s studies, while Dr. Curt Brungardt specializes in political leadership, social change, and community organizing.

OUR MISSION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jennifer BerrySan Diego, CA

Dr. Christie BrungardtHays, KS

Dr. Curt BrungardtHays, KS

OUR PHILOSOPHY

“Few will have the greatness to bend history; but each of us can work to change

a small portion of events, and in total of all of those acts will be written the

history of a generation…. It is from numberless diverse acts of courage that

human history is thus shaped.”» Robert Kennedy 1966

Our vision is that Jana’s Campaign will play a significant role in reducing domestic violence. We believe that working with thou-sands of other passionate advocates from around the world, this social disease can be eradicated in a single generation. Simply, we plan to do our part to build a safer world.

The massive scale of social problems like domestic violence is often viewed as so overwhelming that it hinders our ability to act. The magnitude of the problem often discourages many of us and lends us to believe that we are helpless in making a real difference. We at Jana’s Campaign view this situation differently. We recast the larger social problem of domestic violence as a series of manageable issues; each with identifiable opportunities and solutions. In essence, gender-based violence can be effectively addressed by tackling smaller related issues, one by one, over an extended period of time. Many smaller incremental changes and improvements equals transformational change.

We at Jana’s Campaign endorse a strategy of pursuing smaller victories to address this massive social disease. To us, many small victories equals substantial progress. From doing prevention work at Hays High School, to expanding batterers intervention programs in Kansas, to lobbying for the national Violence Against Women Act, to our international public awareness videos, we believe the sum total of many minor improvements can substantially contribute to reducing gender-based violence on a large scale.

Jana’s Campaign has an unwavering commit-ment for results and impact that produces a series of small victories. Like building blocks, these improvements and program successes build on each other and reinforce positive change. We are a group of grassroots activists who have built an organization that focuses on producing results and creat-ing real impact.

» Dr. Curt Brungardt Jana’s Campaign President

Samantha ButlerHays, KS

Dr. Heather LambertLincoln, NE

Kelly ParkerManitou Springs, CO

Mark RussellHouston, TX

Luo ZhaiBoston, MA

Sara BrungardtHays, KS

Supporting the Brungardts are dozens of advocates, including Jana’s Campaign staff members, active board members, college interns, and volunteers all working at the local, state, national and international level to reduce gender–based violence.

» Kelley Parker Jana’s Campaign Vice President

Jana’s Campaign believes in the power of speaking out about the issues of domesticviolence. We are committed to bringingawareness to the seriousness of relationship violence and encouraging alarger conversation. Jana’s Campaignfurther believes that communityvolunteers can be mobilized in various ways to reduce domestic violence.

OUR PROGRAM PRIORITIES AND APUBLIC AWARENESS& COMMUNITY ACTION

EDUCATION, PREVENTION& INTERVENTION

Jana’s Campaign believes that major educational efforts at all levels are needed to end the cycle of violence against women. Furthermore, we believe that effective offender intervention programs can help reduce the cycle and escalation of domestic violence.

» Jana’s Campaign has partnered and supported Options (the domestic violence and sexual assault service agency of northwest Kansas) and other related organizations and agencies, by hosting the annual Northwest Kansas Domestic Violence Summit. This conference is designed to provide the most up-to-date information on domestic violence for those in law enforcement, the criminal justice system and advocates. (2011, 2012)

» Through our work in distributing the Jana’s Story video, we have supported efforts to include this video in educational programs. These efforts include state, regional and national educational conferences and the training of domestic violence advocates. Currently, the FBI uses the video as a part of its firearms retail certification training. (2011, 2012)

» Jana’s Campaign board members have worked closely with middle and high school teachers, administrators and students on important dating violence prevention activities in the Kansas communities of Hill City, Hays, Wichita and Overland Park. Our activities also include working with and presenting at the northwest Kansas regional and state FCCLA conferences. (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)

» As co-chairs of the Kansas Domestic Violence Batterers Intervention Program Advisory Board, board members, Curt and Christie Brungardt, have worked closely with the Kansas Attorney General to improve and expand Batterers Intervention Programs (BIP) throughout Kansas. These actions include the development and enforcement of certified standards for BIP providers and the expansion of these programs throughout the state. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» In partnership with Women’s Leadership Project at FHSU, Jana’s Campaign board members, Luo Zhai, Christie Brungardt and Curt Brungardt, conducted a state-wide assessment of the Kansas judicial system’s perception, understanding and use of domestic violence intervention programs. This comprehensive report was submitted to the Kansas Attorney General’s Office. (2011, 2012)

» Board member, Curt Brungardt, has worked directly with BIP providers in Kansas and Missouri by personally addressing domestic violence offenders in group therapy sessions. He shares Jana’s story and appeals to them to continue their work of addressing their abusive behaviors. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» Bringing awareness to domestic and dating violence, board members, Curt and Christie Brungardt, have provided over one hundred presentations and workshops throughout the United States. Presentations were conducted throughout many communities in Kansas, as well as in the states of Missouri, Colorado, Nebraska, Texas, New Mexico, Rhode Island, California, Florida, the city of Washington D.C. and the U.S. Virgin Islands. (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)

» We have developed, produced and distributed the video, Jana’s Story. The goal of this video is to bring awareness to domestic violence and to call people to action. As of December 2012, tens of thousands of people from 174 countries have viewed the video. (2011, 2012)

» Jana’s Campaign has actively participated in the United Nations Say No-UNiTE to End Violence Against Women campaign. We contributed to this international action campaign by submitting the Jana’s Story video with Chinese captions and have worked with others in developing a worldwide network of engaging men’s programs around the world. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» Jana’s Campaign has actively participated in The16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence sponsored by Rutgers University. Our activities included the establishment and kickoff event of Jana’s Campaign (2009), The Chinese translation of 16 days of Activism material (2011), and the translation of Jana’s Story video into Chinese and Spanish. (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012).

» Through our own work with the Eleven Hundred Torches campaign, we have recruited over 400 volunteers to work in both the prevention and service side of the domestic violence field. These volunteers come from 17 states and 4 foreign countries. (2008, 2009, 2010)

» Working in conjunction with the Kansas Women’s Leadership Conference, Jana’s Campaign assisted with the implementation of a two-year women’s clothing drive to assist victims of domestic violence and others in need. (2009, 2010)

» In recognition and support of Jana Mackey’s Day of Service, we have coordinated community service volunteer events in both Hays and Lawrence, Kansas. Activities included bringing awareness to domestic violence, public policy advocacy and providing service information. (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)

» In collaboration with the University of Kansas Community Toolbox, we have developed and distributed a volunteer toolkit and “take action” material for those in the general public who are interested in working in the domestic violence field. (2011)

» Through our various social media networks (Facebook, Twitter, Mailchimp, etc.), we have built an online community of nearly 5,000 supporters who assist us in bringing awareness to gender-based violence. (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)

» Jana’s Campaign has actively promoted the new initiative, Jana’s Closet, established by Trinity Lutheran Church of Hays, Kansas. In honor of Jana, this church has created a free women’s clothing shop for those in need including domestic violence victims. (2011, 2012)

“JANA LYNNE MACKEY WAS THE KIND OF WOMAN THAT INSPIRED OTHERS. SHE INSPIRED THROUGH HER WORDS, HER SONG, HER ACTIONS. JANA WAS BEAUTIFUL, INTELLIGENT, AND KIND. SHE WAS AN ADVOCATE, A FRIEND, A SISTER, A DAUGHTER. SHE WAS MAGNETIC. SHE WAS A BRIGHT SPOT IN AN ORDINARY DAY. SHE WAS A HERO.”

» Jana’s Campaign has participated and supported the University of Kansas Emily Taylor Women’s Resource Center in the establishment of the Jana Mackey Distinguished Lecture Series. This speaker series was developed in 2009 for the purpose of bringing speakers to the KU campus to discuss important issues related to gender equality. (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)

» Board members and FHSU faculty members, Curt and Christie Brungardt, have established the Women’s Leadership Project (WLP) at Fort Hays State University. The purpose of the WLP is to promote gender equality and empower women and girls to be leaders of tomorrow. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» Board members, Curt and Christie Brungardt, have provided numerous presentations on college campuses about dating violence and abusive relationship behaviors in the states of Kansas, Nebraska and Texas. They also provided a state-wide presentation to the Kansas College Counselors Association on the issues of campus response to gender-based violence. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» In partnership with the Women’s Leadership Project at FHSU, Jana’s Campaign has co-sponsored events on campus to educate and bring awareness to the issues of gender-based violence. These activities have included a campus-wide forum on international violence against women, and the issue of human trafficking in Kansas (U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom). (2010, 2011, 2012)

» Jana’s Campaign has supported and encouraged the establishment of new policies, protocols and the training of university personnel on the FHSU campus to better respond to gender based violence. This support helped establish a part-time sexual assault advocate by Options at FHSU. (2011, 2012)

» In collaboration with the Women’s Leadership Project and the Department of Justice Studies, Jana’s Campaign has established and promoted a series of self-defense classes for Fort Hays State University students and members of the Hays community. (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)

» Board members, Curt and Christie Brungardt, have provided several regional and national academic conference presentations on the role higher education can play in reducing gender-based violence. They also provided a national webinar with Campus Compact for college faculty on improving campus response to these issues. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» Partnering with the Women’s Leadership Project, Jana’s Campaign has participated in the collegiate Red Flag Campaign on the FHSU campus. This activity brings awareness to dating violence on college campuses and encourages students to look for warning signs (or red flags) in their relationships. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» Dr. Curt Brungardt Jana’s Campaign President

“DON’T UNDERESTIMATETHE POWER OF A SMALLORGANIZATION THAT ISPASSIONATE ANDCOMMITTED TO MAKINGA REAL DIFFERENCE.”

» Board member Curt Brungardt has provided numerous presentations to men’s groups on the role they can play in reducing violence against women. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» Working with the U.S. Office on Women’s Health (Region VII) board member Curt Brungardt has provided both a keynote presentation and a conference workshop on the important role men can play in reducing gender-based violence. (2011, 2012)

» Board member Curt Brungardt provided the lead-off address to the International Y Factor Conference in San Francisco, CA. The Future’s Without Violence Summit brought men’s groups, who work on reducing violence, together to build an international coalition and share best practices. (2012)

» Jana’s Campaign representatives have actively participated and provided presentations at the all-male public awareness community event Walk a Mile in Her Shoes in both Hays and Great Bend, Kansas. (2010, 2011, 2012)

ENGAGING MEN & BOYSTO STOP GENDER VIOLENCE

Jana’s Campaign believes that men and boys should be actively engaged in confronting male violence against women and girls. We believe “real men” take a stand and speak out against inequality, sexism, and violence against women. While only a small minority of men harm women, we recognize the importance that all men and boys should participate and be proactive in preventing such violence.

PUBLIC POLICY ADVOCACY

Jana’s Campaign believes that traditional government and other non-profit agencies should improve and expand their efforts to reduce domestic violence. Government actions, and the work of related non-government organizations, have a profound effect on how women experience freedom from domestic violence.

» Jana’s Campaign partnered with other key stakeholders in Hays, Kansas, to improve that community’s response to sexual assault. This action resulted in the Hays Medical Center providing Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) for northwest Kansas. (2009, 2010)

» Board members partnered with the Kansas Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board and the Office of the Kansas Attorney General to spearhead Kansas House Bill 2517-Kansas Domestic Violence Designation Law. This bill passed the Kansas Legislature and was signed into law by Governor Mark Parkinson in April of 2010. (2010)

» In support of the Kansas Attorney General’s Office, Jana’s Campaign lobbied for Kansas Senate Bill 304- The Batterers Intervention Certification Act. This bill passed the Kansas Legislature and was signed into law by Governor Sam Brownback in May of 2011. (2011)

» Board members actively participated in the Rules and Regulations Process authorized by HB 2517 and SB 304 under the direction of the Kansas Attorney General’s Office. (2010, 2011, 2012)

» Board members, Curt Brungardt and Mark Russell, encouraged the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) with the Kansas and Texas Congres-sional Delegation on Capitol Hill (Washington, DC). As of December 2012, Congress has not passed this national legislation. (2011, 2012)

» Board member, Mark Russell, of Houston, Texas, was elected to the state-wide Texas Domestic Violence Public Policy Committee in 2012. This statewide task force provides recommendations to the Texas Legislature and Governor on policies related to domestic violence. Also in 2012, Mark was elected president of the Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse (AVDA) board of directors. This organization provides direct services to families victimized by domestic violence by providing legal support, education and batterers intervention programs in Houston, Texas. (2011, 2012)

» Board member, Curt Brungardt, is serving on the Kansas Justice Reinvestment Working Group. Under the direction of the Council of State Governments, this task force provides recommendations on reducing correction spending, while at the same time, looking for innovative ways to make our community safer. (2012)

» Jana’s Campaign board member, Heather Lambert, of Lincoln, Nebraska, has served as board president of the domestic violence and sexual assault service agency of southeast Nebraska from 2007-2013. As part of her work, Heather has worked to improve state and local government response to gender-based violence. (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)

» Jana’s Campaign encouraged and supported the South Hutchinson (Kansas) Police Department in organizing a coordinated community response team designed to involve the entire community in the response to domestic violence. (2012)

CAMPUS ACTION INITIATIVE

Jana’s Campaign believes that colleges and universities should be mobilized to reduce gender-based violence. This includes (A) encouraging higher education to improve their response to gender violence on campus, and (B) encouraging higher education to play a more active role in using their resources to reduce domestic violence in the communities and states in which they reside.

D ACTIONS

FOUNDING MEMBER& VISIONARY CLUB

$5000 + Curt & Christie Brungardt » Hays, KSLawrence Community Event » Lawrence, KSMarcella Patterson » Anthony, KSMark & Sylvia Russell » Houston, TXOmer G. Voss Jr. Family Fund » San Francisco, CA

FOUNDING MEMBER$1000 – $4999

Eastman Fund » Houston, TXHeather & Korbin Lambert » Lincoln, NEMass Mutual Financial » Stuart, FLMorgan Stanley Financial » Andover, MAStan & Joyce Newell » Hays, KSLeanne Olson-Memorial » Wichita, KSRandy Patterson » Anthony, KSSharon & Don Schinstock » Nickerson, KSSoroptimist-South Central Region » Dodge City, KSCathy Spicer » Anthony, KSCindy Summers » Kiowa, KSEllen Sward » Lawrence, KSLuo (Jessie) Zhai » Boston, MAZhuping Zhai & Xuihua Wan » Jiangsu, China

GOLD RIBBON CLUB MEMBER$500 – $999

Gail Agrawal » North Liberty, IAVerda Belle Base-Memorial » Kingman, KS

Gary & Diane Bolton » Council Grove, KSBrian & Samantha Butler » Hays, KSCouncil Grove Lake Association » Council Grove, KSLawrence & Eva Gould » Hays, KSAndy & Joyce Hutter » Council Grove, KSTiffany Muller » Washington D.C.Anne Munch » Denver, COPat & Chardell Parke » Hays, KSKelley & Daryn Parker » Manitou Springs, CORonnie Patterson » Anthony, KSSteve & Betsy Six » Lawrence, KSSam Spicer » Kiowa, KSWarren & Beverly Stafford » Hill City, KS

SILVER RIBBON CLUB MEMBER$100 – $499

Susan Amrein » Hays, KSMike & Jill Arensdorf » Hays, KSSandra & Bob Bainter » Hays, KSBank of Kansas » Anthony, KSCari Jo & Jeff Base » Kingman, KSElton & Wendy Beougher » Hays, KSMegan Bergling » Hays, KSTammy Bohm » Scadia, KSJeff & Joleen Briggs » Hays, KSSara Brungardt » Hays, KSJeff & Katherine Burnett » Hays, KSChad Butler » Prairie Village, KSJonathan Robbens & Autumn Butler »Hays, KS

Jordan Calvery » Hays, KSLou & Harriet Caplan » Hays, KSTim & Mona Chapman » Hays, KS

Kristina Claar » Castle Rock, COCorwin Friends » Anthony, KSDennis & Ellen Delay » Council Grove, KSShelia Doxon » Hutchinson, KSJonathan Earle & Leslie Tuttle » Lawrence, KSTerra Eck » Andale, KSCindy Elliott » Hays, KSDorothy Fulton » Hays, KSRod & Michelle Fairbank » Hays, KSMike & Sarah Fleenor » Hays, KSJackie & Wayne Gottschalk » Schoenchen, KSJustin & Pam Greenleaf » Hays, KSMario & Karen Gutierrez » Hays, KSSteven & Dorthy Halley » Topeka, KSGerry Heil » Hays, KSDaron & Heather Jamison » Hays, KSRick & Gayle Johnson » Tulsa, OKKathy Kelley » Hays, KSJeff & Angie Klaus » Wichita, KSMarina Knudsen » Lakewood, COLeAnn & Ivan Koblitz » Hazelton, KSWilliam & Stephanie Kramer » Hays, KSKerry Lannan » Kansas City, MORandy & Sherry Leiker » Hays, KSJudi Lewis » Emporia, KSTodd & Sarah Mackey » Hays, KSTisa Mason » Hays, KSChad & Sarah McCarty » Hays, KSDebbie Mercer » Manhattan, KSEric Meyer » Hays, KSDarrell Hamlin & Shala Mills » Hays, KSJessica Mortinger » Lawrence, KS

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

$103,570.21FROM 2009-2012, GIFTS AND DONATIONS HAVE TOTALED

*Contributions recieved in 2013 are not included here.

Launched in 2012, Jana’s Capital Campaign is our first fundraising effort that is designed to provide us with the financial resources needed to build a strong, caring and impactful organization. Separate from our annual membership drive, the purpose of this fundraising campaign is to give us a jumpstart in building a solid financial foundation. This campaign seeks initial financial gifts from our current friends and supporters, as well as those new individuals and or-ganizations just now learning about us. To complete our capital campaign, we hope to raise an additional $30,000 in 2013.

All donors to our capital campaign are recognized through our annual report. Founding Members are part of our permanent record and are recognized through our website. All contributions, large and small, are highly appreciated. Jana's Campaign is a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization and all contributions are tax deductible under section 170 of The Internal Revenue Service.

Jana’s Campaign has been successful in raising resources to build a strong organizational foundation and to enhance our programming impact.

Nicole Walz » Hays, KSRichard & Karen Waring » Council Grove, KSCharlotte & Leonard Wedman » Danville, KSAnabel Wernsman » Limon, COSabrina William » Hays, KSJesse & Kim Williams » Lawrence, KSWomen’s Fellowship Church of the Brethren » Garden City, KSHsin Yen Yang » Hays, KSBrett & Julie Zollinger » Hays, KS

IN-KIND & OTHER GIFTSJill Arensdorf » Hays, KSCurt & Christie Brungardt » Hays, KSChartwell's Dining Service » Hays, KSCrawford Supply » Hays, KSBrad Dawson » Hays, KSFHSU Athletics » Hays, KSFHSU Foundation » Hays, KSHays Storage Systems » Hays, KSJacobs' Graphics » Hays, KSChristina Holt & KU’s Community Toolbox » Lawrence, KSLuke Johnson » Hays, KSMike Kisner » Hays, KSTravis Mackey » Hays, KSShannon McDonald » Kansas City, KSN.E.W. » Hays, KSStan & Joyce Newell » Hays, KSKelley Parker » Manitou Springs, COPfeifer Brothers Auction » Russell, KSRejuvenations Day & Med Spa » Hays, KSDon & Sharon Schinstock » Nickerson, KSSears of Hays » Hays, KSSoroptimist International of Hays » Hays, KSLance Stafford & Cloverton » Manhattan, KSRachele Strawn » Hutchinson, KSStremel Photography » Hays, KSKristin Tardif » Lewiston, MEAndy Tincknell » Hays, KSSusan Whitfield-Harding » Lindsborg, KS

AND MANY MORE

PLEASE ACCEPT OURMOST SINCERE GRATITUDE

FOR YOUR COMMITMENTTO US AND OUR MISSIONOF REDUCING DOMESTIC

AND DATING VIOLENCE.

Aaron Muth » Scottsdale, AZRegan Ochs » Hays, KSKenton & Carol Olliff » Hays, KSMark Ottley » Hays, KSTrevor Ottley » Hays, KSJohn & Pam Peck » Lake Quivira, KSDennis & Ruth Perry » Anthony, KSAJ & Linda Pfannenstiel » Hays, KSTonja Pfannenstiel » Henderson, NVJohn Raacke & Jennifer Bonds-Raacke » Hays, KSPhil & Beth Riley » Syracuse, KSJohn & Valerie Roper » Lawrence, KSTerry & Laurie Roth » Hays, KSJerry & Renee Roth » Benton, KSAndrew & Kathy Rupp » Hays, KSMarvin & Shirley Rupp » Hays, KSDebra Schubert » East Norriton, PARobert & Tina Scott » Hays, KSLeroy & Diane Seiler » Medicine Lodge, KSGary & Mary Ann Shorman » Hays, KSVi Simon » Garden City, KSDave & Rae Smith » Hays, KSShane & Stacey Smith » Hays, KSSoroptimist Hays » Hays, KSHanna Spicer » Wichita, KSMark & Rachele Strawn » Hutchinson, KSRich Sieker & Patty Stull » Hays, KSSunflower Bank of Hays » Hays, KSBrian Thomas » Dallas, TXTroy & Cathy Thompson » Hays, KSErnie Thorne » Hays, KSTHS Class of 1981 Reunion » Topeka, KSMari & Mike Tucker » Topeka, KSKathryn Nemeth Tuttle » Lawrence, KSTim & Carol Tyner » Council Grove, KSFred & Phyl Vance » Topeka, KSRick & Barb Walz » Garden City, KSTravis Mackey & Erica Washburn » Hays, KSDana Watts » Bethesda, MDBrett Whitaker » Hays, KSJohn & Marty White » Council Grove, KSElizabeth Stuewe & Tanner Willbanks » Lawrence, KS

PURPLE RIBBON CLUB MEMBER$25 – $99

Paul & Cheryl Adams » Hays, KSAbby Allender » Falls Church, VARose Arnhold » Hays, KSMarcia Bannister » Hays, KSCindy Bauer » Hays, KSDarcy Berline » Lawrence, KSDoug Nehls & Suzi Bleumer » Hays, KSTom & Debbie Bohm » Hays, KSKS Representative Sue Boldra » Hays, KSKorby Boswell » Hays, KSLeAnn & Jerod Brown » WaKeeney, KSWes & Cindy Brungardt » Garden City, KSCharlie & Connie Busch » Manhattan, KSTisha & Cade Carter » Colby, KSRandy & Karen Case » Wichita, KSLorie Cook-Benjamin » Hays, KSDennis & Betty Copeland » Spring Hill, KSPatricia Corley » East Setauket, NYCorey Crockett » Hays, KSChandra Daffer » Kearney, NEKarla Davignon » Ellis, KSAndrew Dierks & Erin Curtis-Dierks » Lawrence, KSEmily & Laura Dougherty » Hays, KS

Sharon Dreher » Hays, KSBob & Cheryl Duffy » Hays, KSCole Engel » Hays, KSJeff English » Louisville, KYLonda & Eugene Fischer » Hazelton, KSFirst National Bank (Hays) » Hays, KSAllen & Deb Francis » Anthony, KSDavid & Kay Fritchen » Manhattan, KSBrent & Jill Goertzen » Hays, KSCaryn Goldberg » Lawrence, KSNicki Grauerholz » Kensington, KSVirginia Gray » Hays, KSBill & Dee Hand » Hays, KSCherri Harper » Manhattan, KSBarbara Jones » Hays, KSLeslie Elkins & Patty Kilkenny » Lawrence, KSKate KimballMelia Korbe » Hays, KSAmanda Kramer » Ingalls, KSAndrew & Wanda Kuhn » Hays, KSJessica Lindshield » Lindsborg, KSJessica Lowber » Everett, WAMavis Kingsley » Hays, KSJack & Brenda Kuhlmann » New Port Richey, FLCarol Mackey » Anthony, KSGerald & Judith Marten » Scranton, KSStan & Donna Maskus » Hays, KSRobert & Agnes Meier » Hays, KSGilbert & Betty Meis » Hays, KSBetty Mills » Hays, KSU.S. Senator Jerry & Robba Moran » Manhattan, KSKS Representative Tom & Virginia Moxley » Council Grove, KSFrank & Kim Musalek » Hays, KSDora Naughton » Astoria, NYJolene Niernberger » Ellis, KSKelly Nuckolls » Hays, KSEd O'Malley » Wichita, KSFern Ottley » Oakley, KSDenise Parker » Dodge City, KSJason & Beth Ann Pfeifer » Russell, KSEber & Joni Phelps » Hays, KSTom & Carol Pitner » Hays, KSDebra Prideaux » Hays, KSJen Rack » Hays, KSPastor Lesley Radius » Hays, KSJacklyn Ratliff-Biggs » Lawrence, KSKari Rinker » Wichita, KSEilenn & Erroll Roberts » Hays, KSJean Rosenthal » Kansas City, MOJordan Roston » Hays, KSDennis & Mary Rotman » Cawker City, KSRumbanana Salsa Group » Corvallis, ORBill & Renette Saba » Hays, KSChris Scafe » Lawrence, KSKS Attorney General Derek & Jennifer Schmidt » Independence, KSGordon & Christine Schmidt » Inman, KSGreg Shuler » Hays, KSTina Steffensmeier » Manhattan, KSPastor James & Miriam Strasen » Great Bend, KSDeborah & Dave Storer » Hays, KSStudents of “The Outrage” » Overland Park, KSSunflower Electric Power Corporation » Hays, KSAmanda Thomas » Hays, KSRandy & Kay Unruh » Hays, KS

In 2013, Jana’s Campaign will move to the next levelof development. It is our desire to substantially increaseour programming impact and scope, while at the sametime, building a strong and sustainable organizationto support that programming.

OurOu plans include activities at the local, state, nationald international level. This programming includesan

orking in our local community of Hays, Kansas, withwoe development of prevention and education programstheer middle and high school students. At the state-level,forre plan to remain active in the development of batterersweweervention programs and develop new preventionininttograms that engage men and boys in this work. At prp oe national-level, we will continue encouraging Capitol thel to support and improve the Violence Against Women Hilt and we plan to work with, and on, college campusesAcActtimprove their response to gender-based violence.totothe international-level, we will continue to participateAt tth the United Nations on their global awarenesswitmpaigns and we will enhance thecacamm Jana’s Story video yincluding new foreign language translations. bybybb

na’sJJJJaJaaaaJJ nn Campaign will also continue its efforts to buildtrong and sustainable foundation that will guaranteea sssssssogram success. In early 2013, we will open our new prp oministrative headquarters at the Hadley Office Centeradaadaaa mmHays, Kansas. Later in the spring, we will also beininnnnnnn

ring our first, full-time administrator to direct ourhihiirrrrrrrogramming efforts. Other organizational developmentprprppp ooorts include finalizing our strategic and action plans eefefefefefee ffofofod the completion of our capital campaign. aaanandd

PLANS FOR 2013

BOARD PRESIDENT » Dr. Curt BrungardtBOARD VICE PRESIDENT » Kelley ParkerBOARD TREASURER » Dr. Christie BrungardtBOARD SECRETARY » Luo ZhaiPROGRAM DIRECTOR » VacantSPECIAL PROJECT COORDINATOR » Nicole WalzADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALIST » Laura DoughertyLEGAL COUNCIL » Susan Whitfield-HardingACCOUNTING » Karie Younger, CPAWEBMASTER » Matt PetersGRAPHIC DESIGN » Kaylene Jacobs, Alma Hidalgo, & Matt NiehuesPHOTOGRAPHER » Stremel PhotographyVIDEOGRAPHER » 502 Media Group, Andy Ticknell, & Rebecca KohlCOMPUTING » Sicoir Computer Technologies

» Dr. Heather Lambert Board Member

"Jana's Campaign is a great way to honor and

embody the life of a tremendous young woman,

Jana Mackey. This organization has done a

substantial amount of work in a very short

amount of time and is building momentum

with endless possibilities

PO Box 647 – Hays, KS 67601785.656.0324

janascampaign@gmail.comjanascampaign.org

janasstory.org

HOPE OVER DESPAIR,COURAGE OVER FEAR,LOVE OVER HATE,PEACE OVER VIOLENCE.