You helped change lives!

Annual Report 2015-2016

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS

Mark Emmert, ChairpersonVice President The Dart Bank

Mark Kellogg, Chair-electShareholder Fraser Trebilcock Davis &

Dunlap, PC

Sara Bennett, Past Chairperson

Human Resources DirectorTwo Men and a Truck

International, Inc.

Wallace Markham, SecretaryRetired JP Morgan Chase Bank

James B. Hunsanger, CPA, Treasurer

Vice President Internal Audit & Compliance

MSU Federal Credit Union

Brian Philson, LMSW, ACSW President & Chief Executive

Officer

DIRECTORS

Peg AsmusCommunity Member

Elaine BarrStaff AttorneyLegal ServicesSouth Central Michigan

Kristin BartleyControllerTwo Men and a Truck

International, Inc.

Bill BockwitzRetiredProfessor/CoachSpring Arbor University

Bill Clark EstimatorClark Constructors, Inc.

Michael FosterCPA PartnerPlante & Moran, PLLC

Carol GiacolettoRetired: V.P. and Senior

Relationship Manager JP Morgan Chase Bank

Matthew J. GreenbergAttorneyMiller Canfield

Jeff HertrichAssistant General CounselAccident Fund Holdings, Inc.

Eric Jamison Assistant Attorney GeneralMichigan Attorney General’s

Office

Karen JohnsRetiredDepartment of Human Services

Chivon KloepferAnchorWLNS TV6

Lizzie MillsAttorneyFahey Schultz Burzych Rhodes

PLC

Kris McVicarHome Mortgage ConsultantUnion Plus Mortgage SpecialistWells Fargo Home Mortgage

Nick OertelAttorneyFoster, Swift, Collins, and Smith,

PC

Doug PetersExecutive Vice PresidentChristman Constructors, Inc.

Tom Reder, AIA, LEED AP BD+CRegional Business Segment

ManagerBergmann Associates

Tanda ReynoldsRetired Department of Human Services

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2016-2017 Highfields LeadershipTom ShewchukIT DirectorCity of Ann Arbor

Lt. Christopher A. SimpsonPatrol Operations CommanderJackson Police Department

DIRECTORS EMERITUS

Hon. Robert L. Drake*Derwood L. Boyd*Frank L. Guerriero*Jo HackerHarold E. Hicks* Dr. Olivia I. LettsMary McCarthy* Shirley L. RichardsGrant A. SantimoreDuane R. VernonMalcolm M. Williams*

*Deceased

SENIOR MANAGERS

Timothy M. Monroe, MSW, LMSW, ACSW, DCSW

Vice President

Jill Clark, MSW, LMSWCommunity Services South

Team Director

Derek Hitchcock, MAResidential Services Director

Beverley McGill, MSFund Development Director

Edward St. John, MBAFinance Director

Cover photo: Residential student Javi (left) and his brother Mateo get ready to ride Highfields’ zip line during Family Treatment Weekend.

Dear Friends of Highfields,

Greetings and thank you! Becauseofyou,Highfieldsismakingadifferenceinthelivesofover8,300individuals!

You’rehelpingchangelivesofpeoplelikeJames,EmilyandDustin.IfyouarelikemeyourheartwillgoouttoEmilyasshegivesheralltohelplittleIsaiah.Andyou’llbegladthatHighfieldswastheretohelp.You’llworry,asIdid,whatwouldhavebecomeofJames,ifHighfieldshadn’tbeenthere.You’llcelebratewithDustin,althoughyou’venevermethim. AsyoureadthroughthestoriesofJames,EmilyandDustin,andhearabouthowHighfieldshelpedthem,knowthattheirsuccesswasmadepossiblebecauseofyourgenerosity.Theyandsomanyothersareinabetterplaceandthrivingbecauseofyoursupport. Icontinuetobeamazedatthepowerofachangedlifeandtheinspirationthatitbringstoallofus.Iloveseeingchildrenandfamiliesimprovetheirlivesbecauseofourcombinedefforts.Noneofthiswouldbepossiblewithoutyou! Ourprogramsandfinancescontinuetobeingreatshapeoverall.Ourstaffisequippedwiththelatestresources,technology,andtrainingsotheycanbesuccessfulintheirwork. IamhonoredtobetheCEOofHighfields.IcometoworkeverydaywithenergyandenthusiasmbecauseIknowtheworkwedoismakingadifference;andthatwehavegreatdonors,foundationsandcommunitiesthatbelieveinusandourmission. I’mlookingforwardtoanotherexcellentyearofchanginglivesandstrengtheningcommunitieswithyou.Weareprivilegedtohaveyouwithusonourjourney.

Sincerely,

BrianD.Philson,LMSW,ACSWPresident&CEO

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Our mission is to provide opportunities to children, youth and families to be more responsible for their own lives

and to strengthen their relationships with others.

Thanks to your support

James is learning how to be a man

J ameshasn’tbeenhomeinawhile.Overthepastfewyears,hehasbeendetainedatdifferentjuvenile

facilitiespayingthepriceformistakeshe’smadeinhispast. JameswasreferredtoHighfields’residentialtreatmentprogramlastyear. “Icameinwithanattitude,”saidJames.“Myangerusedtogetthebestofme.” Thankfully,heislearninghowtocopewithhisangerinahealthierway. “I’vebeenabletodealwithmyangerbetter,”saidJames.“Iknowhowtoreadthesignsandcanmanageit.I’velearnedthatIcanchange.” HighfieldsisalsoteachingJameslifeskills,likehowtocommunicateandmaketherightchoices.Heisdeterminedtoabsorbthelessonshe’slearnedsohecanbeagoodfatherandrolemodelforhis2-year-olddaughter. Healsostaysdisciplinedbyworkingatvariousjobsoncampusinthekitchen,landscaping,ordoinghousework. “WorkingherehastaughtmeskillsthatIcanusefortherestofmylife,”saidJames.“I’vegotastrongworkethicnow.” Jamesislookingforwardtothenextchapterinhislife.He’sexcitedtobeathomewithhisfamily,andplanstograduatehighschoolandgetajob.Heisdeterminedtoturnhislifearoundandbeagoodfather.HebelievesthatHighfieldsishelpinghimachievethesegoals.

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“Highfields has completely changed the way I think about things.

I’m learning how to be a man.”

Thanks to your support

Isaiah is blossoming

EmilyandherhusbandTonysawthattheir1-year-oldnephew,Isaiah,wasnotgettingtherightcare.Isaiah’sparentsstruggledwithdrugabuse,andeventuallyEmilyandTonybecameIsaiah’sguardians.Theyalsohavethree

boysoftheirownandwantedtomakesureIsaiahfeltlikepartoftheirfamily.TheywereawareofIsaiah’sissuesandhopedthattheywouldbeabletohelphim. “IsaiahexhibitedfearsimilartowhatyouwouldseeinsomeonewithPostTraumaticStressDisorder,”saidEmily. Hedidn’tliketobeseparatedfromEmily.Hewouldthrowtantrumswhenshelefttheroom.EmilywantedtounderstandwhatIsaiahwasfeelingsoshecouldhelphimovercomehisfears. EmilybeganworkingwithBrittanyBragg,acounselorinHighfields’InfantMentalHealth(IMH)program.IMHhelpsparentsandchildrendevelopsecure,joyfulrelationshipsandsetchildrenonahealthydevelopmentalpath. EmilyandIsaiahlovedworkingwithBrittanyandHighfields. “Theyhelpedusthroughitstepbystep,”saidEmily.“Wewerenotjustajoboranothercase.” EmilylearnedthatshehadtochangethewaysheapproachedsituationsinordertobenefitIsaiah. “Thetoughtimeshaveactuallyhelpedusbetteraddresstheissuesthatariseineverydaylife,”saidEmily.“WearebetterparentstoourboysandtoIsaiah.”ThroughtheprogramEmilyandherhusbandwereevenabletohealtheirrelationshipwithIsaiah’sparents. “HighfieldshelpedustoworktogetherwithIsaiah’sparents,”saidEmily,“Andalongtheway,wewereabletohealandcomebacktogetherasfamily.Bestofall,Isaiahhasblossomedintoanamazinglittleboy.”

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“They helped us through it step by step. We were not just a job or another case.”

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Thanks to your support

Dustin is headed to college!

Dustinwasnotmakingtherightchoicesinlife.Hewasgettingintotroubleatschoolandathome,disobeyingauthorityandskippingclasses.Ultimately,hewasputonprobationformissingsomuchschool.His

lifewasheadingdownthewrongpath. Fortunately,DustinwasofferedtheopportunitytoattendInghamAcademy,adaytreatmentprograminLansing,whichisrunwithapartnershipbetweenInghamIntermediateSchoolDistrict,Highfields,InghamCountyCircuitCourtandPeckhamInc.Dustinsaiditisoneofthebestchoiceshe’severmade. “InghamAcademybecamelikeasecondhometome,”saidDustin. Throughhardworkanddetermination,DustinfinishedhighschoolandgraduatedfromInghamAcademy.However,theroadtograduationwasn’teasy. “IhadmyupsanddownsatInghamAcademyoverthepastyear,”saidDustin,“butinthelongrunitturnedoutwell.” InghamAcademyteachersandHighfields’BehaviorSpecialistsworktogetherintheclassroomtohelpteenslikeDustingetahead. “I’mprobablygoingtomissthestaffalot,”Dustinadmitted.“Theyhelpedpreparemeforthenextchapterinmylife.” Dustincan’twaittostartcollege.Heisplanningtotakeclassesinthefallandpursuehisdreamofbecominganurse. HealsohopestocomebacktoInghamAcademyonedayandinspireotherstudents. “I’dlovetocomebackinfiveortenyearstotalktostudentsaboutmyexperienceatInghamAcademy,”saidDustin.“I’vebeenintheirshoesbeforeandIwouldliketotellthemthattheycanchangetheirliveshereiftheyputtheirmindtoit.”

“Ingham Academy became like a second home to me.”

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Longtime volunteer is leaving a legacy

ShirleyRichardswenttoHighfieldsinthe1970stohelpvolunteerandraisefunds,andshe’sbeenanactivesupporterever

since. “I’vebeenabletowatchHighfields’progresssinceitsinception,”saidShirley.“I’mimpressedwiththeworkthattheyhavedoneforat-riskboysoverthelast50years.” ShirleyenjoysvisitingwiththestudentsatHighfieldsandremembersoneboyinparticular. “IvisitedwithayoungmanwhousedtobeastudentatHighfieldsandhadgoneintothearmyandwaslivingagreatlife,”saidShirley.“HebroughthisfamilybacktoHighfieldstoshowthemtheplacethatsavedhim.Itwasverypowerful.” Overthepastfewyears,Shirleyhasn’tbeenabletovolunteerorvisitcampusasmuchasshe’dliketo.ShedecidedtocontributetoHighfieldsinanotherwaybyleavingabequest. “Ourchildrenandgrandchildrenaredoingwell,andIwanttogivemymoneytosomebodythatdeservestouseit,”saidShirley.“IdecidedthatI’mgoingtomakeHighfieldstherecipientofalifeinsurancepolicy…anditdoesn’ttakeanythingoutofmerightnow.” ShirleyhopesthathergiftwillhelpHighfieldscontinuetooperateandchangethelivesofmoreyouthinthecommunity. “Highfieldsisaplacethatthiscommunitycanbeveryproudof,”saidShirley.“Hopefully, mydonatingandmybequestwillhelpHighfieldsmakecontinuedgrowth.”

You can help Highfields change lives and strengthen communities for future generations! For information on how to include Highfields in your will or estate plan, please contact Bev McGill at 517-628-2287 x332 or bmcgill@highfields.org.

“Highfields is a place that this community can be very proud of. ”

“I visited with a young man who used to be a

student at Highfields and had gone into the army and was living a great

life. He brought his family back to Highfields to show them the place that saved him. It was very powerful.”

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Highlights of 2015-2016We could not have done it without you!

Community support made this possible!

Tis the season! We received over 200 donations of toys, books and clothes for 157 families as part of our 12th Annual Toy Drive sponsored by WLNS

and participating Michigan Ford dealerships. Pictured here is counselor Evan Wing dividing

up the toys for each family.

Golf Outing success! We’d like to thank Title Sponsors Lyman and Sheets and Silver Sponsors Architectural Metals, Dart Bank, Dean Transportation, Maner Costerisan and Orchid Orthopedic Solutions. The June 2015 event raised more than $57,000. Pictured L-R: Mike Sheets, William Ford, Troy Mounsey, Matt Waligorski and Brian Philson.

A “fulfilling” breakfast! Our donors gave $72,270 at the Strengthening Families Fundraising Breakfast in October to help keep families together. Thanks to you, we received our matching grant from Dart Foundation of $25,000 for a total of $97,270. Pictured L-R: counselor Erika Phillips and Laura and Mickayla Reppenhagen, who spoke at the event.

Kids just want to have fun! Thanks to online donors, we raised over $2,500 to send children with special

needs to camp or a fun class. Pictured here is Nick (left) with his brother. Nick was able to attend

St. Francis Camp on the Lake, thanks to you!

Daveon and his mother get ready to ride the Highfields zip line during a Family Treatment Weekend on campus! Family weekends are possible, thanks to a grant from Jackson National Life.

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2016 Highfields Partnership Award winner R.E. Olds Foundation. Foundation board members L-R: Polo REO Tate, Tim Monroe (Highfields Vice President), Diana Anderson Tarpoff, Debbie Anderson Stephens and Greggory Olds Stephens.

Aldinger Scholarship recipients Alexandra Hagerty (left with mother) and Merissa Talbot with mother. Other education scholarship recipients, not pictured: Ciaira Clore, Ethan Eddy, Jarrett Gregory, Kayla Handcock, Brittany Honeycutt, Michelle Hopkins, Sydney Kester, Miranda Pahl, Hunter Stephenson and Sarah Stewart. The Aldinger Scholarship fund was created in 1996 to provide Highfields’ clients with support for their educational goals.

You helped Highfields grow!

Parenting for Educational Success! Begun in January, this new program provides Ingham County parents with the tools to help their young children be successful in school.

Richard D. Letts residential house got a make-over! The renovations included hardwood flooring, new

appliances, fresh paint plus new carpeting and furniture.

We opened a new office in Hillsdale in

November at 51 S. Howell Street, Hillsdale, MI 49242.

Congratulations!

2016 Robert L. Drake Citizenship Award winners Ken and Maggie Frankland

Highfields was successfully reaccredited through the national standards-setting Council on Accreditation.

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Community impactDuring 2015-2016, Highfields...

SERVED

8,367 children and families

Highfields’ services provide a safety net

Community services Familyviolencecounseling �Interventionprogramshelpingboysandgirlsovercomesocialandeducationalstruggles �Earlyinterventionprogramsconfrontingchildabuseandneglect �Counselingforfamilieswithchildrenreturningfromout-of-homeplacements �Intensivecounselingprogramsforchildrenstrugglingwithamentalhealthdisorder �On-sitecounselingathospitalstoredirectbehaviorforfamilies �Programsforfamiliesofteenswithasevereemotionaldisabilityoranti-socialbehavior �

Residential services Full-timeresidentialtreatmentforyoungmenwithbehavioralproblems �

Educational services Reaching Higher: � Hands-onafter-schoolprogramsIngham Academy: � AdaytreatmentprogramthatisoperatedbyHighfields,InghamIntermediateSchoolDistrict,InghamCountyCircuitCourt,andPeckhamInc.PRIDE: � EveningreportingprogramforyouthinvolvedinfamilycourtBreakthrough: � Teamworkdevelopmentprogramfororganizationsandgroups

Residential student Michael learns how to make pottery thanks to a grant from the W.B. and Candace Thoman Foundation.

Antjuan and his family each lunch together on campus during a Family Treatment Weekend.

AND CHANGED LIVES

1 person at a time

Brenda Week, 2016 recipient of the Carl J. Latona Distinguished Service Award

EMPLOYED

263 staff

PROVIDED SERVICES THROUGHOUT

10 counties

OPERATING FROM

5 regional offices

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Financial overviewDuring 2015-2016, Highfields...

Personal impact“NotadaygoesbywhenIdon’tthankHighfieldsforsettingmeontherightpath.Highfieldswasablessingandabigpartofchangingmylife.Thankyou!”

—Teen, Residential program

“Ican’tsayenoughgreatthingsaboutHighfields.Theyhavehelpeduskeepourfamilytogether.”

—Mom, Community Services, Jackson

“I’veseenbothquietorreservedstudentsandangrystudentsbecomeconfident,sociallyappropriatepeoplebecauseoftheworkReachingHigherdoeswithourstudents.”

—Teacher

“Welearnedvaluablelessonsofworkingtogether,problemsolving,andextendingourcomfortzonesbytryingsomethingnew.Itwasaverysuccessfulday!”

—Breakthrough client, Leslie High School

“IenjoyworkingwithHighfields!Theyhavegreatprogramsandwonderfulworkerswhoprovidegreatsupporttoourfamilies!”

—Referring worker

“Icouldn’thavehadtwobetterpeopleonmyteamtoreacheverygoalandpreparemeformyfutureasagreatparent!Theyhavetaughtmemanywaysofdealingwithmyson’sdifferentbehaviors.Ihadanamazingexperience!Idon’tthinkIwouldbewhereIamatwithouttheteamIhad!”

—Client, Family Reunification Program

GENERATED TOTAL REVENUE OF

$9,094,31596.4% PROGRAM REVENUE

$8,765,235

2.9% CONTRIBUTIONS

$259,303

.7% INTEREST & OTHER INCOME

$69,777

AND SPENT A TOTAL OF

$8,861,82770.3% PERSONNEL

$6,226,307

17.4% DIRECT COSTS

$1,541,676

12.3% INDIRECT COSTS

$1,093,844

Highfields counselor Deb Daniels (far left), with Dana and her mother Tina.

Jeremiah and Trenton from Hunt Elementary Reaching Higher

Students from Western High School take on Highfields’ Breakthrough course.

WearegratefultothefollowingsupporterswhomadefinancialcontributionstoHighfieldsfromMay1,2015,throughApril30,2016.

STRENGTHENING FAMILIES GIVING SOCIETY – Individuals and businesses who have a current multi-year commitment of $1,000 or more per year for five or more years:

Randy and Peg AsmusKristin and Todd BartleySara and Jared Bennett

William and Karen BockwitzJenny BondElizabeth D. BoydMelanie DartJack and Sue DavisDean Transportation, Inc.Patrick and Allyson DeanJonathan and Linda DickinsonDouglas Steel Fabricating Corp.David and Sherri Drayton

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Thank you to our generous donors

Mark and Brenda EmmertJanet and Robert J. Fabiano, PhDMichael and Trish FosterKurt and Barbara GuterMichael KettlewellLansing Ice and Fuel CompanyBeverley McGillDr. Theresa K. McKenna-Climes

and Gary A. ClimesKris and Bill McVicarTimothy and Barbara MonroeBrian and Colleen MurrayAmber and Jeremy NorwoodBrian and Bonnie PhilsonMarlon and Amanda RobertsMary Ellen Sheets and Tom AmissMichael and Melinda SheetsEdward and Kendra St. JohnRandy ThayerMike and Nancy Zamiara

ROBERT DRAKE SOCIETY – Those who have included Highfields in their estate planning:

JohnH.Aldinger*AnonymousSara BennettAlbertBiergans*John*andJennyBondRheaM.Bradford*LouiseR.Breisch*InaandAnnaButler*MinervaDee*MaryAnnDoveyTrust*TheHonorableRobertL.Drake*LenaM.Dunsmore*HelenL.Foster*PaulineGlassbrook*Ted*andJoanneM.HackerErnestE.Hunt*inmemoryofVirgileneM.Hunt

ElsieKahres*LucilleKeller*MaryLaSelle*ShirleyE.Lacchi*PhilipJ.May*JaneMcFadden*KrisMcVicarLouisK.Nigg,PLCBrianandBonniePhilsonClaudiaRemenarShirleyRichardsArminSageRoe*FundEarlW.Schuon*RuthE.Struble*ElsieTrachsel*JanetteTrachsel*WayneYanz*

Residential students Austin (left) and Tyreece write song lyrics during music class, a program made possible thanks to The James and Kimberly Currie Foundation.

FOUNDATION & GRANT SUPPORT

AltmanFoundationforChildrenCapitalAreaUnitedWayCapitalRegionCommunityFoundationTheCommunityFoundationofMiddleTennesseeDartFoundationGrangerFoundationJacksonCountyCommunityFoundationJacksonNationalCommunityFundTheJamesandKimberlyCurrieFoundationJoeD.PentecostFoundationJuniorLeagueofLansingLincolnFinancialFoundationLooseFamilyCharitableFoundationMichiganRunningFoundationR.E.OldsFoundationW.B.andCandaceThomanFoundation

TRIBUTE GIFTS IN HONOR OF:ChristmanConstructors,Inc.KentVandersteen

TRIBUTE GIFTS IN MEMORY OF:BrianCavanaugh*SamDault*RobertL.Drake*RoseLatona*JamesLewandowski*ElizabethVernier*JohnRandolphWeaver* *Deceased

BUSINESSES/ORGANIZATIONS$1,000 OR MORE:

AccidentFundInsuranceCompanyofAmerica

AndroidIndustries–DeltaTownship,LLC

ArchitecturalMetals,Inc.Auto-OwnersInsuranceBergmann&AssociatesChristmanConstructorsClarkConstructionCo.ContiElectricInc.DartBank-MainDeanTransportation,Inc.Foster,Swift,Collins&Smith,PCFraser,Trebilcock,Davis&DunlapPC

InghamCo.Sheriff’sDept.MountedDivision,Charitable

KlugLawFirmLansingIceandFuelCompanyLyman&SheetsInsuranceAgency

ManerCosterisanPCMSUFederalCreditUnionMillerCanfieldTheMufflerManOrchidOrthopedicSolutionsPARRehabServicesPlante&MoranCPAWellsFargoAdvisors

BUSINESSES/ORGANIZATIONS $1 TO $999:

AceHardwareB&DElectricBlueCrossBlueShieldofMichigan

BRVBenefits–RichardDuffieldChalgian&TrippLawOfficesClarkTrombleyRandersClassicCoffeeCompanyClone’sCountryStoreCourtesyFordEnnisCenterforChildrenFaheySchultzBurzychRhodesPC

FamilyBarberShopFinancialTechnologyGlennBuegeBuick,Inc.GrandLedgeFordHankGraffChevroletHoltKiwanisClubHorizonBankiGive.comLorAnnOilsMitchell’sDepartmentStoreNoudandNoudProbateJudgesEmeritiInc.RealEstateOne1st,LLCSchupanRecyclingGordonFoodServiceSpringArborUniversitySundanceChevroletTwoMenandaTruck,International

WilliamsAutoworld

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INDIVIDUALS$1,000 OR MORE:

PatriciaA.BrownCharlesandDonnaDrakeRichardandWhitneyDuffieldAltonandJaniceGrangerJerryandLynneGrangerPeterKubackiJoanandCarlJ.LatonaRichardandMickyMartinLawrenceV.andCandyParkerWilliamandJanePettiboneTomShewchukTheJackandShirleyRasmussen

FundMarkandNicoleTithofLoisWalker

INDIVIDUALS$1 TO $999:

GaryAbentMarilynnActon-DowellGregoryAdkinsJoAnnAldermanJ.DouglasAlexanderDonaldL.Allen,Jr.ScottAmmonGaryAndersonand ValerieGlesnes-AndersonSamanthaAndersonAnonymousCaptainRobertAprillJoanAtkinsonDavidBabianand BettyWernette-BabianBarbaraandRichardBaconMarilynandWalterBairdMeganBarrettAnthonyBartolacciJamesandLouAnnBartolacciCarmenandTonyBenavidesRobertandMaryBenkoHughandCatherineBennettJoyceBenvenutoSeanRyanandLisaBerardNancyS.BergerErnestandTsungaiBettsBelleAnnBlackCherylBlondeStevenBoehmandJanetKincaidGeraldandMargaretBoernerSheilaA.BrakeJohnBrennanAnethiaO.BrewerPatriciaandDavidH.BroganTraciBrower

We are grateful to our donors and wish to be as accurate as possible.

If a mistake has been made, please contact Bev McGill at (517) 628-2287 ext. 332 or bmcgill@highfields.org so that we can correct it.

Thank you.

ChrisBrownFredBrownJamesandEmilyBrownRobertD.Brumbaughand LisaA.DrakeMarvinC.BrunnerCynthiaBrzanaRoyandCarolynBuckinghamJimByrumDavidCaldwellHonorableClintonCanadyIIIDavidandLeslieCarletonLarryandCheryleCarlsonNanElizabethCaseyand JamesF.DunnAmyCavanaughRebeccaS.Cawoodand DouglasScottRatterreeDougandSusanChalgianRichardandSydneyCheneyChrisChristensenJudyChristoffBillChristoffersonDeniseChryslerandPaulC.PrattAlanCirilliBillandRosieClarkDennisandJillClarkPaulandKayClarkSamuelClarkNoelandDavidClossDavidV.andRevaCoatsJasonandRoseCodyDebbyandJonConroyAmandaCookKarenandCharlesJ.Corley,PhDJohnandRitaCraigJennyCrichton

New board member Lt. Chris Simpson of the Jackson Police Department and his wife, Erica

TomandLisaJelenekSusanandJamesJensen,Jr.KarenandRickJohnsJoanJacksonJohnson,PhDSuzanneandRichardS.Johnson,MD

ChrisandLauraJurasekJustinandLaraHewsonMarkandCherylKelloggJamesandStephanieKellyMaryKellyThomasKendziorRogerandMeredithA.KennedyLouisandJoyceKitchenmasterKeriKittmannChivonKloepferand BenRollenhagenMariettaandJamesC.Kloepfer,MD

TomandNancyKlugRoniKlungleKarenandStanleyS.Kogut,Jr.DelphineKolackiNancyKorbLawrenceandLindaKruthAndrewKurnczSusanLandLamonteandDonnaLatorDevinLavengoodCharlesandKarenLawlerDonalynLawlessHonorableJanelleA.LawlessDonLeDucandSusanColeySusanLeDucJamesA.LeFereRaymondandAnnLemmenLeroyandDianaBruchJosephC.LeshockOliviaI.LettsBarbaraLezotteElliotN.andRosaLightMollyLinnLindaLintonLeslieandMichelleLittleMaeLuchettiDeniseandRichardLycosKatieLynwoodMaryEllenMaasJoelandMaybethMaatmanCraigandMelodyMacMartinTerrenceM.andJanniferK.Maino

RandyandJeanMaivilleCourtneyMaloneyPaulaJ.M.ManderfieldWallaceJ.andLindaMarkhamSandraMarshDorothyMartinEmilyMatthewsRobertandElizabethMcBridePeggyMcCombLisaandJosephMcCormick,Jr.JamesandSallyMcCoyLawrenceandLauraLeeMcDonald

HeatherMeinhastPatrickandErinMillerDebraSueMillsandSteveAbentLizzieandDanielMillsStephanieMilosavlevski

LarryandCarolFranklandFrankandJanetFreundLoriFullerandJoanneHackerSusanFultonBrianandKellyGallagherThomasandMaryJoGallagherSarahJ.GarciaLindaGarrCarolGiacolettoRebeccaRamellGibsonWilliamandSuzanneMGieszerJohnP.andTammieL.GingasAlanandMelissaGoschkaKarenGossRichardandCharleneGrayMatthewGreenbergandJillian

BogaterMargaret-AnnGriffithChristinaGrossiMaryandC.KeithGrotyHowardHaasJanetHaleyGregandIreneKayHarlessDeborahandMichaelHarrisonIreneandCharlesHathawayAdamandSusanHaveyJohnW.HearnsJudithJ.HerriffC.RichardandSusanHerroldJeffHertrichLenHillBarryandCarolHintzDerekandEstherHitchcockDonaldC.andPauletteHodneyMichaelA.andDeborahHogleAnthonyHollowGloriaG.HoltRosemaryHomaPatriciaandC.MarkHooverMichelleHopkinsChrisHortonMarleneHouleJamesHouthoofdRichardT.andMargaretHowardMichaelandBrendaHullJamesB.andKristaHunsangerNancyandMaxHurstJamesandKimberlyHoganThomasJamiesonEricandIrinaJamisonMaryPatJaraczand JeffStuckey

EdwardandPatriciaCrouseJimandJoanDarnellTomDavisDonaldandRosaleenDawesMarkDeLucaRobertandDinaDiLauraLeaAnnCumminsRayDolishLewandDebDottererJohnandFayeDrakeL.AlanandCarolynE.DrakeSarahDrakeMarieandSperosDrellesVickiandGaryJ.DrownRobertaM.DuganChrisDuitsShaunaDunningsJaniceC.EckelR.GeorgeEconomyScottandKaraEldridgeSharonAlstonEllisand MarkS.HenneLoriandHarryH.Emmons,IIIChristineDaultEncelewskiEvaEvansJohnH.andCindyEvansNicoleEvansTonyandDebraFedewaJudyandDonFehrenbachKellyFoxSaraFrank-HepferKennethandMaggieFrankland

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Board Members Anethia Brewer and Lizzie Mills

Student Zach and board member Chivon Kloepfer

StephanieMinottJimandNancyMitchellCherylMonroePhyllisMonroeTaniaMooreTroyA.MounseySharonandWilliamMullerJerryMuskat-Martinand OliviaM.MartinJohnandNaomiNeilsenHenryM.NelsonRobertandCarolNelsonDianeNelson-DetoreJamesandKarenNeubeckerLoriNewbergMaureenNewtonJ.IrvinandChristyNicholsLouisK.Niggand MicheleR.EaddyDonaldNitzGuilfordR.NorthrupJinHuiandJohnNoudLisaNowakNicholasandKellyOertelLyleandJuneOesterleTylerOlneyJohnO’MaliaLolaO’MearaJuneandAlfredS.PallottiniJoePalmerandAndreaFulgencioMarkandCherylPardeeRobertandBarbaraJeanParsonsPaulinePaschPaulandPatriciaLinnellRalphA.andMaryLouisePaxJohnandMarcyPeifferKathyPelleranEllenandJohnF.Peters,DDSRonandNancyPetersonJosephandSarahPiggottVergilM.PinckneyGregandDebbyPincumbeJaninePincumbeRitaPincumbeJamesandGloriaPocock

DarrellPotiePeteandTerryPotterpinNancyandCharlesPressNancyPrieskornKadiProutStevenandJillQuinlanThomasReichCharlesS.andClaudiaRemenarKatieandJoeRexrodeJoyceReynoldsTandaReynoldsandGeorgePotter

LauraandTomRiceGordonandShirleyRichardsPhyllisandJamesRileyHarrietteM.RobertsHollyRobinsonRosemaryandJamesRoeDavidandNancyRoushDeannaL.RowenJamesandSusanRundborgReshmaSambareBetty SanfordJillandThomasSchabergMauriceandJaniceSchoenbergerBenjaminandPollySchwendenerChuckandEdnaSeeleyKristySeiboldAndreaSeykaNancyandPeterSheldonKennyShewchukBrianandMichelleShipmanMichaelShoreandEileneDavisDavidW.andJillA.SilverRalphSimsJohnC.andDeborahA.SmithKathleenTaylorSmithLindaSmithFrancineandJamesSorberJ.ClydeandMarciaSpencerAllanSpykeDawnStaskievitz-CantleyGeorgeS.Stephens,Sr.JeffStevensRussL.StickleMikeandKathyStifflerNicoleStrattonEdwardandHelenStruzinskiRichardH.StuckmanToddStumpWilliamandLisaSullivanScottandBrendaSutherlandLindaSuttonMarketaTaylorJasonTelloDennisandLuannTheisThomasandMariaCranmerJoeandMaryThompsonJeoffreyA.ThorrezSusanTignerEricandHeatherToomeyDaveandAmyTrattSandraLeeTroppRayandSueTurekColleenAnnVanceand WilliamThomasPriceKentandCindyVandersteenFriendsofKentVandersteenIsraelVelez,Jr.BettyandAngelosVlahakis

RussWaligorskiChuckandJeanWallinFrankandSharWalshKennethandJuliaWalzCarolM.WeaverClarenceWeissSueandJerroldWeissHowardWeyersRebeccaWildenthalAudreyWilsonGaryandMaryWormanGeneandSandraWriggelsworthJoanWrightDonaldandMaymeWynsRodneyandChristineWynsMikeYankowskiMichaelZahrtRubieZuchowskiDarrellandAdorenaZwick

INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSESIN-KIND SUPPORT:

Beggar’s BanquetJohnandPatConleyPeterCook,CarharttCo.CountryClubofLansingCreativeWellness,Inc.TheCreoleDeanTransportation,Inc.DetroitRedWingsDouglasJEagleCrestResortTheEmeraldTheEnglishInnFinancialTechnologyGilbert&BlakesHallofFameCafeKarenandSteveHarshJacksonNationalCommunity

FundKelloggCenter,TheStateRoomLansingLugnutsLansingSymphonyOrchestraFrancesandJohnJ.LooseSandraMarshMeridianSunGolfClubMichiganGolfCourseOwnersAssociation

MichiganPrincessRiverboatNCGCinemasLansingParamountCoffeeDougPetersPilgrim’sRunPotterParkZooRedCedarGrillRiverwalkTheatreSaraSt.AmandThePurpleRoseTheatreCompany

DaveandAmyTrattTravisPointeCountryClubKennethandJuliaWalzWhartonCenterforPerformingArts

WheatJewelersChuckWilliamsWilliamstonTheatreWLNSNewscenter6

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Our gym renovation is complete thanks to the R.E. Olds Foundation and Joe D. Pentecost Foundation.

Highfields Inc. 5123 Old Plank RoadOnondaga, MI 49264

Non-Profit Org. U. S. Postage

PAIDPermit #375Lansing, MI

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SAVE THE DATE

THURSDAYOCTOBER 27, 2016

7:45 AM – 9:00 AM

for the

Strengthening Families Fundraising

Breakfast

at the Kellogg Centerin East Lansing

YOUR INVITATION IS ENCLOSED

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LANSING OFFICE4305 S. Cedar Street

Lansing, MI 48910517-887-2762

HILLSDALE OFFICE51 S. Howell StreetHillsdale, MI 49242

517-212-8168

HOWELL OFFICE204 S. Highlander Way, Suite 3

Howell, MI 48843517-262-0874

JACKSON OFFICE1206 Clinton RoadJackson, MI 49202

517-783-4250

ONONDAGA CAMPUS5123 Old Plank RoadOnondaga, MI 49264

517-628-2287

www.highfields.org