The Shelter Home of Caldwell County - Peaceful Notes

gram is four apartments

designed for development

of self-sufficiency and

safety for clients and their

children before moving on

to permanent housing.

This mission matters.

It matters to you. It mat-

ters to the victims, who

need our help. It matters

to our community as we

work to serve those in

need.

To learn more about the

year in review, the Shelter

Home programs, commu-

nity outreach events, or to

volunteer, visit our website

at http:shelterhomecc.org or

call (828) 758-0888.

312 women and children stayed in Emergency Shelter July 2011 through June 2012, 168 women and 144 children under the age of 18. Of the women served, 110 were between 18 and 30 years of age. Our mission provides safe shelter, food, clothing and meets basic needs at no cost to the victims of do-mestic violence and sexual assault that seek to move beyond the violence and abuse in their lives. Shelter advocates work with women and children during their stay to find permanent housing, connect to critical services, help with job seek-ing, pursuit of education, provide life skills training

such as budgeting and advocacy for themselves and their children.

During this fiscal year, the Shelter Home pro-vided “a bed” in Emer-gency Shelter for a woman or child 4,744 times. Over the past 12 months, women needing our assistance had to be referred to Domestic Violence shelters out of our county because our Shelter was full. The Shelter Home’s

Transitional Housing

program provided 58

women and children

2,134 “Bed Nights” over

the past 12 months. The

transitional housing pro-

It Has Begun!It Has Begun!

With the help of grantors, private foundations, busi-nesses, civic groups, and individual donors, the Renovation and Expansion Project for the Shelter Ho me i s und er way.

of violence and their chil-dren—to find a pathway to peace and healing, please donate.

You Can Still Help! You Can Still Help! There are so many opportunities for commu-nity members to give of their time and skills to help rebuild and expand our Shelter Home. Donate money now. Donate your time and skills. Become as part of the Mission to end domestic violence in our community.

Fiscal Year 2011/2012 Annual ReportFiscal Year 2011/2012 Annual Report

I N S I D E T H I S

I S S U E :

Raise the Roof

Upcoming Events

2

Client Success

Melinda Lynch

2

The Beauty of

Lenoir

3

Wish list

DV Corner

3

Media Outlets

Pledge Card

4

Volunteers

At A Glance

5

Thank you

Donor List

6 ,7

Peaceful NotesPeaceful Notes A U G U S T 2 0 1 2 V O L U M E 5 , I S S U E 4

S H E L T E R H O M E O F C A L D W E L L C O U N T Y , I N C .

P O B O X 4 2 6 • L E N O I R , N C 2 8 6 4 5

Board of

Directors

Nancy Martin

Chair

Brent Phelps

Vice-Chair

Chris Cole

Secretary

Betsy Wilson

Treasurer

Kim Britt

Debbie Eller

Lida Martinat

Terri Neiderhammer

Shell Pearce

Rose Reighard

Dr. Jane Roberts

Jennifer Bowman

Regina Hartley

Greg Cornett

Deborah Teeters

Shelter Home

Phone Numbers:

Main Number:

(828) 758-0888

Crisis Line:

(828) 758-7088

24 hours a day

Brushy Mountain Builders is contracted to complete the renovation and expan-sion construction work for our project, and we look forward to working with them over the months to come.

You Can Help!You Can Help!As the construction is un-derway, we are still short of our budget goal by $63,200. If you or your civic, church or business group, are interested in investing in the safe and healthy futures of victims

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September 13September 13--14 14

3 p.m. Thursday 3 p.m. Thursday

until 3 p.m. Fridayuntil 3 p.m. Friday Come show your support for the

Shelter Home of Caldwell

County while staff and Board

members, community leaders

and friends of the Shelter sit on

the roof of Krispy Kreme

Doughnuts on Blowing Rock

Blvd in Lenoir for 24 hours to raise money for the Shelter Home to provide activities for Domestic

Violence Awareness month in October. You can show your support by:

-Stopping by event location and DONATE

-Calling 828-729-9815 during event hours and PLEDGE

-Visiting our website www.shelterhomecc.org and donate by Paypal.

P E A C E F U L N O T E S

Client Success Melinda Lynch

Melinda Lynch came to the Shelter Home with her 2 small children, Micheala and Cody

March 16,2012. Since then Melinda has moved into her own apartment and has a steady job.

Melinda said while being a resident at the shelter she learned that it is “okay “ to ask for

help. She’s learned it’s okay to start over and to have all the feelings that come with a new

beginning.

Melinda said her best experience at the shelter was after her first couple of nights, waking in

the morning and thinking “ Wow, I really did it. I left the situation behind.” She finally feels

at peace and her children have become more relaxed. They finally get to see what a happy

mommy looks like! Melinda’s children have adjusted well. They are happier and at ease.

Melinda says she would like to tell other women in abusive relationships that, “ If you are in

an unhealthy relationship, know that you deserve better and you can get all the support you

need by calling the Shelter Home .

Melinda also says’ The shelter has helped me gain more confidence in myself, by encour-

aging me to pursue my goals, by obtaining my GED and obtaining employment. The staff at

the Shelter have been a great at helping me realize that I can make it on my own. I feel I

have drawn a little something from each staff member in terms of becoming a stronger

Upcoming EventsUpcoming Events

Raise the Roof September 13Raise the Roof September 13--14th14th High Country Hot Wing Throw Down & Cornhole Competition October 6thHigh Country Hot Wing Throw Down & Cornhole Competition October 6th October is Domestic Violence Awareness MonthOctober is Domestic Violence Awareness Month The Vigil will be October 14 at the Broyhill Civic Center from 2:00 The Vigil will be October 14 at the Broyhill Civic Center from 2:00 --4 :004 :00 More information on www.shelterhomecc.orgMore information on www.shelterhomecc.org

Melinda, Micheala and

Cody Lynch making a

fresh new start.

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The The Beauty of Lenoir, North Carolina.

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rationalize and reason why the incident

occurred. Abuse is not about reason. It is

about power and control over another

human being and this works.

There are many factors that are present

that would keep a woman from leaving.

Some women are financially depend-

ent on their abusers, Men often use the

children by making us feel guilty.

They Threaten to take the children., They

use the children to relay messages to

their mother. Women fear they will lose

their children, afraid that family , friends

and church will condemn them. There is

also the fear that family, friends or them-

selves will be hurt or killed.

Statistics say victims typically leave and

Slapping, hair pulling, kicking, biting,

name calling and being controlled, are all

examples of the abuse that women experi-

ence when in an abusive relationship.

There are bruises, broken bones, black

eyes, internal injuries and unfortunately

death. But there are always broken hearts.

All of the above injuries heal, but it is

the emotional and the mental injuries that

take longer to heal and sometimes they

never do. Many women have the idea that

life is supposed to be the fairytale and fan-

tasy life.

When the person that is supposed to love

us and take care of us , beats us what

makes us stay for the second and third

beating? We then try to help our partner

Shelter Home Wish List

Household Items

Paper Towels

Toilet Paper

Paper Plates

Bleach

Kleenex

Laundry Baskets

Dryer Sheets

Cleaning products

Trash Bags

Hand Soap

Brooms and Mops

Bath Towels

Coffee

Creamer

Sugar

CANNED FOOD

Diapers Size 3, 4 and 5

Baby wipes

Twin vinyl mattress

covers

Vinyl pillow covers

New bed pillows and

twin sheet sets

Sippy cups

Personal Items Hair Spray

Hairbrushes

Shaving Cream

Deodorant

New Bras

Bedroom Slippers

Ladies and Children’s

PJs

Miscellaneous Items

Alarm Clocks

Small Kitchen

Appliances

Gift Cards: Gasoline, Wal

-Mart, Grocery Stores

On behalf of our clients, we

accept gently used clothing,

furniture, dishes and appli-

ances. Our greatest wish for

the Wish List is donated

time from volunteers. If

you are interested in becom-

ing a part of the mission and

work that is the Shelter

Home of Caldwell County,

contact Hope Bumgarner

At (828) 758-0888

DV CORNER-Why do they stay? Why do they leave and go back? go back to their abusers 14 times before they

leave for good. Every 9 seconds some

woman is beaten, coerced into sex or other-

wise being abused during her lifetime. Most

often the abuser is a family member. Domes-

tic violence is the leading cause of injury to

women, more than accidents, muggings or

rapes combined.

Maybe instead of posing the question,“ Why

does she stay?” Or “Why does she go back? ”

Maybe we should ask “Why does the abuser

abuse?” With all the obstacles in her path the

real question is “How can she possibly

leave?”

Each morning as I take our clients to work, daycare etc, I drive through down-

town Lenoir. I can’t help but notice how beautiful it is, all the flowers and

trees against the morning sky is truly a heavenly sight to see. But that isn’t the

true beauty of Lenoir, the true beauty lies beneath the surface. The beauty is

the compassion its citizens show to others. The graceful way they step up to

help one another. I see it every day on the streets and at the Shelter Home.

People here are willing to take the chance of helping the homeless person and

do not just walk by like you see in so many large cities.

I hear it in the voices of the concerned neighbor who calls and says “There’s a

girl down the street, I’m worried about her, and can you help her?” Each day

men and women of the community stop by the Shelter with bags and boxes of

items they wish to donate. It simply amazes me. So I wanted to take just one

moment to say “Thank you Lenoir! Thank you to the people of Lenoir. You

make Lenoir the wonderful place that it is. “ By HLB The sun coming up over Lenoir in the morning is

truly a heavenly sight.

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VISIT the Shelter Homes Media Outlets The Shelter Home has a few media resources you may not be aware of. Please check the list below and see if

there are any of your favorites.

www.facebook.com/pages/Shelter-

Home-of-Caldwell-County/66026064841 .http://issuu.com/shelterhome/

http://pinterest.com/shcc2012/ .

http://issuu.com/shelterhome/

http://www.youtube.com/user/TheShelterHome?feature=mhee Our webpage- www.shelterhomecc.org

P E A C E F U L N O T E S

I would like to help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault find a safe, satisfying, and fulfilling life. I also want to support school and community programs which help

prevent such violence from happening.

I pledge to give: _____ $5,000 _____$2,500 _____ $1,000 _____$500 _____$100 or Other $_______

My pledge is _____ a one time donation _____ Monthly _______Quarterly ______ Annual pledge of support for this Mission.

Pledge CardPledge Card

Name: ___________________________

Address: ___________________________

Phone: ___________________________

E-mail: ___________________________

I have enclosed my donation of $___________

Shelter Home of Caldwell County

P.O. Box 426

Lenoir, NC 28645

Pledge is designated for: Shelter Operations_____ Capital Project_____

This pledge is in honor of :__________________________________

Mail notification to:________________________________________

________________________________________

The Shelter Home of Caldwell County, Inc. is a designated 501(c)3 private non-profit since 1978

How can I help the Shelter Home?

Our biggest need is always financial. Most of our funding comes in the form of grants from various charitable organizations, but the

income we receive from those sources has been declining steadily for years, and with the current state of the economy that doesn't

seem to be changing. The Shelter Home is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, so any donation you make is tax deductible. We'll be happy to ac-

cept your donation in person, or you can visit our Support Your Shelter Home page to make a donation via credit or debit card.

Does the Shelter Home need volunteers?

The help we get from volunteers is critical to our success, and we always need help with something. Simply volunteering to answer

the phone can be a huge help, because it frees up our staff to work on other things. Childcare assistance is a constant need, and help-

ing us sort through donated items helps more than you'd think. Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator for more information.

What kind of donated items does the Shelter Home need?

We are happy to accept virtually any donated item. Many of our residents arrive with nothing but the clothes they are wearing, and so

there's always an immediate need for clothing and toiletry items, but helping our residents begin a new life is also part of our mission,

so things like appliances, dishes, and even furniture are also important.

Please keep in mind that we appreciate every donation we receive, but many things are donated that we simply can't use. In that

case, we store the items we can utilize and share the rest to other local, deserving, charitable causes.

Please contact our Community Outreach Coordinator for more information.

How can I help the Shelter Home?

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Last month we had 43 volun-

teers at the Shelter Home.

Five Ladies came in to do child-

care so the mothers could go to

a support group. Four ladies

volunteered for receptionist

during the month July.

Volunteers helped with the

Blackberry Shuffle and the

Blackberry festival where they

worked at the Shelter Homes

booth, answering questions and

At A Glance At A Glance -- Community Outreach CoordinatorCommunity Outreach Coordinator

I wanted to share with you some of the best parts of my job. In the past 2 weeks I got to do some pretty wonderful things for our clients. Last week I helped move a mother and daughter into a apartment. We supplied her a washer

and dryer, a complete bed room set, a night stand, a comforter set. Friday I am taking her 2 twin beds, and 4 sets of sheets. Monday morning I along with 3 volunteers picked up a desk, 2 credenza's and 2 twin mattress sets to store at

the ware house for the next family that moves. This morning I loaded a full size bed set and a twin set with sheets and

comforters and a TV, pots and pans for a mother and child that are moving into their own place. Now that being said; I could not have delivered any of those items without community support. All those items were donated. On behalf of the

families I helped this week. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. HLB

Volunteers in action

Brandy Link

volunteers at the

front desk two

days a week.

Meagan & Lori

Jarvis, and Jan

Nash helping out

Blackberry Festival shirts still on sale $10.00

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giving out goodies.

Happy Cheers ( pictured right)

spent 257 hours making quilts,

bears and totes for the women

and children at the shelter.

Volunteers helped move a

mother and child into a apart-

ment. They also help assemble

a new bedroom suite that was

donated to the Shelter, giving

the mother new first “ brand

new bedroom set ever”

The Shelter Home is still collecting old cell phones, small electronics and ink cartridges for

our fund raiser with Planet Green. Please donate yours today.

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We are grateful for your monetary donations July 2011-August 2012

Foundations

Bank of America Charitable Founda-

tion Inc

Bernhardt Furniture Foundation

Bollinger Foundation Inc

Broyhill Family Foundation

Cannon Foundation

Coffey Foundation

George Foundation Inc

Hogan Family Foundation Inc

North Carolina Community Foundation

Stevens Family Foundation

The Coffey Foundation, Inc.

The Jonas Foundation

Unifour Community Foundation

Wells Fargo / Wachovia Foundation

Whitener Foundation

Z.Smith Reynolds Foundation Inc

Churches

Buffalo Cove Baptist Church

Cedar Rock Baptist Church

Central Advent Christian Church

Church of Resurrection Hope

College Avenue Baptist Church

Colliers United Methodist Church

Confidence Advent Christian Church

Fairview Presbyterian Church

Fellowship Baptist Church Inc

First Baptist Church of Hudson

First Presbyterian Church of Lenoir

First United Methodist Church

Flemings Chapel Baptist Church (Men's

# 2 Sunday School Class)

Grace Chapel United Methodist Church

Granite Falls United Methodist Church

Hartland Baptist Church

Hattie Steele Missionary Circle

Hudson United Methodist Church

Hudson United Methodist Women

King's Messengers Sunday school Class

The Koinonia Class

Lenoir First Wesleyan Church

Lower Creek Baptist Church

Piney Grove Baptist Church

Poovey's Chapel Baptist Church

Resurrection Hope Church of God

Ruth Bible Class

St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church

St James Episcopal Church

St Johns Lutheran Church

St Stephen's Lutheran Church

P E A C E F U L N O T E S

Churches continued

Stella Austin Mission Group

Tabernacle Advent Christian Church

Unitarian Universalists of Caldwell

County

United Methodist Women

United Methodist Women Cir # 2

United Presbyterian Church

Whitnel Pentecostal Holiness Church

Whitnel United Methodist Church

Zion United Church of Christ

Businesses/ Organizations Altrusa Club of Caldwell County

Atlantic Management Center, Inc

Ben Griffin Realty & Auction Inc

Caldwell County Government

Caldwell County Board of Education

Caldwell County Dept of Social Ser-

vices

Caldwell Historical Society, Inc

City of Lenoir, NC

Copeland Upholstery - William L

Copeland

Communities in Schools

Early College Students/CCC&TI

Emergency Shelter Grants Program

(ESG)

Fairfield Chair

Family Violence Grants Program, NC

Dept of Health Human Services

FEMA

Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC

Foothills Outdoorsman Association

Foothills Temporary Employment, Inc

Hickory Springs Manufacturing Co.

Hodges Management Group / Lenoir

Howard Building Group, Inc

Hudson Garden Club

K & K Auto Parts

Klassy Klean/Judy Hartley

Krishall's Basket Case

Krispy Cream Lenoir

Lenoir Housing Authority

Lenoir Kiwanis Club

Lenoir Service League

Lenoir Women's Club

Lift Club

Linzi Justice / Draughn High School

Main Event Studios

Marcus Sims / MWS Enterprises

Main Event Studios

ServePro

Businesses/organizations–

continued

NC Council for Women

Robin's Nest

State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins Co

The Bold & Beautiful, Inc

The Exchange Club of Lenoir

Town of Gamewell

United Way of Caldwell County

Governor's Crime Commission -

W/C Properties Of Lenoir, LLC

West Caldwell High School

Whitnel Raritan Club

Yokefellow

Individuals

A D Carswell

A G Jonas

A.K. Prestwood

Alex & Loren Carmichael

Allen & Mary Gail Stewart

Allen & Nancy Clay

Allen Alfaro

Allene T Jones

Amy Jolly

Andrew Suddreth

Angela R. & Alan L. Profit

Ann & Tony Teague

Ann N. Hancock

Annette Beam

Austin C Pearce

Barbara B Myers

Barbara Freiman

Basil & Linda Roberts

Becky & Herb Stevens

Beth B Vonnegut

Betsy McRee

Betsy Troutman

Betty A Atwater

Betty B Early

Betty L Buss

Betty McRee

Beverly & Judy Beal

Bradley & Reva Pennell

Brandy M Greene

Brenda Johnson

Bridget Penley

Bruce W. Vanderbloemen

Bud & Betty Brown

CA & RA MacDonald

Cami Hepler

Candace Allen Clark

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We are grateful for your monetary donations July 2011-August 2012

Individuals contined

Cathy Eller Minton

Chad & Susan Gragg

Chao Wilson

Charles & Bobbie Durrett

Charles & Sue Dobbin

Charles Lovins

Chris Mock

Christa Heather Justice

Curtis

Danielle E Reid

Danny Seagle

David & Betty Shell

David & Joan Mitchell

David & Susan Balke

Dawn Hewitt

Deborah H. & George D.

Waechter

Debra D Lamaire

Debra L Eller

Dennis & Natalie Harris

Dennis Weeldreye

Dewey L Keller

Donald & Allison Stewart

Donald & Jessie Roper

Donald Lee

Donald Stewart

Donna Dougherty

Donna Whitson

Dottie & Bruce Hammond

Dottie & Jim Darsie

Dr Annie K Prestwood

Dr Charles & Frances Scheil

Edward & Sandra Blair

Edwin C Schell

Eleanor M Kirby

Elizabeth & Shane Norris

Elton & Cathy Read

Emily Moore/Katherine Waters

Eric & Barbara Hartley

Erid C Coffey

Evelyn M Beam

Evelyn Marshall

Faye Messick Circle

Frank & Faith Davison

Fred Lester & Linda Jenkins

Freddie & Teresa Davis

Gail Little Bagley

George & Patsy Smith

George & Rose Reighard

George Alexander Bernhardt Sr

Glenn Lee E. Peterson

Gregory De Stefano

Grey Scheer & Tina Gilbert

Heather & Phillip Waston

Heather M Hennessee

Helen Beam

Hezekiah & Mae G Jacobs

Horry & Mary Kent

Isabelle Steele/ Emily Moore

Jack & Delores Estep

James (Jim) & Gail Dudley

James & Alice Whisnant II

James & Candace Collins

James & Kaye Blair

James & Lisa Bennick

James & Pamela Ballew

James & Tonya Amelia

James Brooks Jr.

James R Demay

Jamie Jennings

Jan Pennell

Jane & Bobby Bush

Jane Carswell Roberts MD

Janet & PA Norwood

Janet H Wilson

Jeanne & Sandy Winkler

Jeff & Carol Ann Norris

Jeff & Rita Joines

Jeffery Darius Roberts

Jennie & Tony Deal

Jennie L Cannon

Jerry & Millie Brooks

Jill Duffy

Jill Norment

JM & PA Norwood

Joanna R Mickel

Joe Doll & Beverly Frye

John & Betty Nicora

John & Burla Willis

John & Tammy Wallace

John C Jarrell

John Smith

Johnna W Coffey

Johnson & Pam Thomas

Jonnie E Laws

Joseph & Donna Moody

Joyce Hartley

Joyce P Edwards

Judy T Farmer

Katherine N Wright

Kathryn R Jackson

Keith & Lana Gilliam

Keith & Sally Bentley

Kelly & Steve Pritchard

Kelly Pritchard

Kendra Byrd

Kenneth & Frances Johnson

Kenneth & Pat Bryant

Kenneth Roberts

Kevin & Jeannette Anthony

Regina D Hartley, PHD

Rev Joe & Carolyn Parker

Rev Parker & Patricia Wil-

liamson

Richard Kirby

Robert & Beth Vonnegut

Robert & Susan Powers

Robert A Mullinax Jr

Rodney McRary

Ron & Rebecca Jernigan

Ronald A. & Rebecca A.

Jernigan

Rose M L Noakes

Rose Reighard

Sandra S Williams

Sara Fensterer

Sharon Green

Shawn Moore & Golden

Brainard-Moore

Shelia Miller

Sherry L Summerlin

Shirley H Robbins

Stephanie Barnes

Steve & Connie Strange

Steve & Jennifer

Witherspoon

Sue & Tate Mckee

Sue Bumgarner

Susie Barnette

Tami Luddeke

Terese A Almquist

Terri S Niederhammer

Timothy & Christina Moeller

Todd & Erin Penley

Trilla S Annas

Valerie & Thomas McRary

Veronica M McDougle

Vickie L Lemar

Virginia B Mullis

Wanda Prince

Wayne & Betty Lou Miller

Wayne & Elizabeth Keller

Wilbern P. Brown

Winnefred I. Harding

Kevin Wilson

Kim Britt

Laura J Martinat

Lavina M Smith

Leanora D Hepler

Lee Ann & Steven Luman

Len & Katrina Benton

Leon Goudas

Lillian Goudas

Lily Bunch

Linda & Dennis Crowder

Lindsey Erin Luddeke

Lisa H Forster

Liza Plaster

Louise Bradshaw

Lucy Foard McCarl

M L Crawford

Mac & Peggy Martin

Mack & Janet Jarvis

Mack & Lori Jarvis

Macon & Angela Clark

Margaret Cannon

Margaret H Bush

Maria S & Danny R Higgins

Marilyn H Boughman

Marjorie O Strawn

Martha & Thomas Suttles

Martha B Ellis

Martha R King

Mary C Crews

Mary Gail & Allen Stewart

Mary Jane McKee

Mason Hollar

Matthew & Mary McCarthy

Maxine L. Jett

Megan Franklin

Melanie & Charles Shell

Melodie & Nicky Mathes

Micheal Greene

Morris & Jessie Reaves

Mr & Mrs M.L. Moore, Jr

Mr & Mrs Oscar Dobereiner

Myra A Dickson

Myrtle E Ward

Nancy S Sanchez

Nancy T Martin

Nelson Watson

Pamela Thomas

Pauline M Laney

Rachel J Church

Ralph & Barbara Price

Randy & Becky Bast

Rebecca & Timothy Boone

Rebecca D Shaw

Reggie & Frances Propst

Regina D Hartley, PHD

The Shelter Home of Caldwell County - Peaceful Notes

Shelter Home Staff

The Shelter Home provides crisis services 24/7 and is able to do this because of the fine staff which is dedicated to

making the Shelter Home a place of healing and hope.

Sharon Poarch, Executive Director ............................................................................................... director@shelterhomecc.org Jan Nash, Business Manager ........................................................................................................ businessmanager@shelterhomecc.org Jan Smith, Court Advocate .......................................................................................................... courtadvocate@shelterhomecc.org Lily Moody, Rape & Sexual Assault/Child Advocate ................................................................... rasa@shelterhomecc.org Lisa Triplett, Domestic Violence Program Manager ...................................................................... domesticviolence@shelterhomecc.org Hope Bumgarner, Community Outreach Coordinator............................................................................. volunteercoordinator@shelterhomecc.org

Lori Jarvis, Child Advocate……………………………………………………………………………….nmlori@shelterhomecc.org Shelter Managers:

Barbara Price, Safety Program Manager ...................................................................................... nmbarbara@shelterhomecc.org Wilma Mikeal ............................................................................................................................. nmwilma@shelterhomecc.org Tina Gilbert ................................................................................................................................ nmtina@shelterhomecc.org Anita Hicks…………………………………………………………………………………………………nmanita@shelterhomecc.org

E-mail us or Contact us at: 828-758-0888

Fax: 828-758-8949

PO Box 426

Lenoir, NC 28645

Return Service Requested

We’re going GREEN- If you would like to help, Please request your newsletter

be sent by email. Send request to volunteercoordinator@shelterhomecc.org or simply

call (828) 758-0888 ask for Hope Bumgarner. Thank you!