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Grace Hill Settlement House
2006 Annual Report

Grace Hill Settlement House
Dianna S. Adorjan
Valerie D. Bell
Peter F. Benoist
Peter H. Bunce
John Burse
Virginia R. Campbell
Charles Claggett
Nicholas B. Clifford, Sr.
Joseph Colagiovanni
Earnestine Davidson
Norman W. Drey, Jr.
The Rev. Jack Fleming
Sharilyn D. Franklin
Theresa Mayberry, Ph.D.
President and CEO
Board of Directors
Barnet M. (Mike) McKee, Chair
Tim Fogerty, Vice Chair
Dorothy Martin, Secretary
Thomas G. Granneman, Treasurer
Directors for Life
Irving C. Clay
Ray Dobinsky
The Honorable Anna Conn Forder
Gordon I. Herzog
G. Brooke Hoey
Alex Kanter
John R. Rogers
Sara I. Scroggins
G. Carroll Stribling
Ex-Officio
Alan O. Freeman
The Rt. Rev. George Wayne Smith
Deanna N. Harris
L. Shepley Hermann
Charles E. Jones
Reverend Sammie E. Jones
Vickie Lomax
Helen Griswald-Manuel
Gloria J. McCarter
Richard Miles
John Mueller
Magdalena Perez
Harry K. Ratliff
Brad Scott
The Rev. Tamsen E. Whistler
Mission Statement
To provide cost-effective, direct services within the self-help traditions of the
Settlement House movement, through community organization.
To work for social change, fostering greater support and
understanding of the underprivileged.
To work in disadvantaged neighborhoods, creating strong, healthy, helpful communities
by encouraging and supporting neighbors as they help themselves and each other.
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Cover Photo by Mikita Williams, Images of Grace 2006

A message from the Board Chair
As I write this year’s letter for our Annual Report, the board
of directors has just received news of the resignation of our
CEO, Dr. Theresa Mayberry. Theresa has led Grace Hill
Settlement House with diligence, competence, courage and
creativity for the last four years. Under her leadership,
the board has been strengthened and empowered to act
on behalf of our organization in ways it could never have
imagined. Theresa has also assembled a committed and
skilled staff commensurate with the size and complexity
of our administrative needs. And, she has engineered
much needed financial stability. We will miss her greatly,
but I know she will continue to be an inspiration for our
continuing efforts on behalf of our neighbors.
A search committee will be formed as soon as possible and begin its task of appointing
a successor. A sense of hopeful excitement about the future will surely impact their work
and be readily apparent to all candidates.
I hope you also discover that sense of hopeful excitement about the future as you read
this Annual Report. What makes Grace Hill unique is our partnerships with businesses,
other not for profit organizations, civic groups, governments, faith communities and
individuals in order to bring resources for self empowerment into urban neighborhoods
too long neglected. And to partner with Grace Hill means that you begin to understand
the cause of that neglect in more than simple economic terms. In all the issues affecting
the well being of our neighbors, there is also a question of justice.
I am certainly both hopeful and excited about the future of Grace Hill. I invite you to
partner with us in ever new and creative ways, and to share your own sense of hope and
excitement with all of our neighbors.
Sincerely,
Barnet M. McKee
Chair of the Grace Hill Settlement House Board of Directors
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A message from the President/CEO
I have been thinking a great deal about the power and the hope
of Resilience. Resilience is the ability to remain tough and focused
on the goal and reach it no matter the obstacle. I have observed,
first hand, achievements that come to those who believe in the
power of possibilities.
When I evaluate the life altering events that occurred in 2006,
I am reminded of the whole scale destruction of the Gulf Cost
by Hurricane Katrina which moved families across this nation
to create new lives with nothing. The July thunder storms that
knocked out power for thousands in St. Louis, and the community
of sharing that became a byproduct. I again learned that the
will of a people to survive and face another day is a critical
component to achieving victory.
At Grace Hill Settlement House, resilience has fueled our 104 year existence. Powerful changes
in society, politics, and within the funding community have tested our resolve, shattered some
dreams, and exposed our strength for survival. We weathered every “storm” and rededicated
ourselves to the power in our mission and the commitment of our staff and volunteers. It is the
unwillingness to accept defeat that fuels optimism about the future.
As I write today, I am acutely aware that this is my final communication with you as President
and Chief Executive Officer of Grace Hill Settlement House. In four years, the Settlement House
has enhanced and improved its organizational structure, financial position, brand, and role as
catalyst for community change. With the successful completion of a divesture, we are now fully
independent with an affiliate relationship with Grace Hill Neighborhood Health Centers. The
Settlement House is healthy, vibrant, and ready for the next chapter in its evolution.
I ask you to read this Annual Report with an eye to our resilience. You will find that hope for a
better future is always present. You will also find wonderful stories of achievement. I believe
that victory is a Grace Hill Settlement House legacy, one that I will miss and one that I hope you
will remember. Friends of the work remain a very important part of the legacy.
I am proud to have served as President; it has been a rewarding and challenging opportunity.
As I stated to the board, “I will always be an ambassador because I believe that every person
has the innate ability to change their lives, if given the opportunity to do so. Grace Hill
Settlement House provides that opportunity every day.”
Please accept my sincere gratitude for your kindness and encouragement during my tenure as
president.
With warm regards,
Theresa Mayberry, Ph.D.
President/CEO
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Triumph
at First Annual Gala.
“NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS ® ”
®
In this unique photography project Images of Grace ® , 20 neighbors were Introduced to
the power of the camera. Experienced photographer tutors were
paired with the families to teach photography fundamentals. The results had more impact
than were imagined...not only the photographs, but the moving experience for the
photographers and tutors.
Funds generated from the Gala and Photography Auction further Grace Hill Settlement
House’s and Neighborhood Health Center’s missions to stabilize our neighbors’ lives
through education, social services, community development, and health care resulting in
quality, sustainable neighborhoods.
Photo by Mikita Williams, Images of Grace ® 2006
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Never give up.
“NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS ® ”
“It was miserable. My food was spoiled from no
electricity and we had to buy ice to stay cool. The
lights were out for quite awhile, six or seven days, so we
spent our days at Patch. Me and the children came
up here to stay cool while also helping others in need at
the Food Pantry.”
Mary, Neighbor
After paralyzing July thunderstorms left over 350,000
St. Louisians without power, the residents of the Patch
Neighborhood had nowhere to go, so they turned to
one another. Staff and neighbors bonded to assess
the damage and evaluate the needs of the community.
Patch became a safe-haven, providing a cool
place with warm meals and opening the doors of the Food Pantry. The Communication
Center Leaders worked within the neighborhoods to contact those in need and guide
them to available resources. Patch was instrumental in assisting the neighborhood in a
time of crisis by reaching out to provide care and comfort to those in distress.
Looking to the future.
“NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS ® ”
The year began with a loss of funding, a leaky roof, limited space, and a small staff. For
the Larry Parker Business Development Center and Women’s Business Center, 2006 was
a year of challenge, change, and triumph. Despite the limitations, programs continued as
planned with the same excellent service. As the staff worked to gain new funding, their
hard work was rewarded. The Women’s Business Center received a grant from Ameren
Community Development Corporation, which allowed $117,000 for building improvement.
The financial support allows for improvements which
will lead to increased vitality of the center and provide
continued success. Today, the Women’s Business
Center is growing stronger with every challenge, accepting
every change with grace, and becoming more
successful through its resilience.
“My association with Grace Hill and small business owners
taught me that there is always help available. When things
get rough, and they do get rough, I think about the support,
encouragement and recognition that Grace Hill provided to
me, and I know that I have to focus a little better, try a little
harder, and be a little more patient.”
Nina Thompson, Client of Women’s Business Center
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Perseverance
“NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS ® ”
Late in 2006, Grace Hill
Settlement House learned
the AmeriCorps Trail Ranger
project had lost its major
funder. The $140,000 cut
not only jeopardized the
program, but the salaries of
15 Trail Rangers, 2 full-time
staff, and the Directors.
In an effort to restore funding,
local, city and state
political leaders vocalized
their support of the project.
With theirs and the efforts
of many others, Grace Hill
regained $95,000 for 2007
with an additional $45,000
for 2008. Because of their
resilience, the Rangers will
continue their efforts to provide
quality programming
and education to the community.
The AmeriCorps Trail Ranger
Project is one of the most
positive forces in North St.
Louis. It provides community
development activities
including bicycle rides for
children, presents information
about capital projects
and educates young and old
about their heritage through
the Mary Meachum Freedom
Crossing. Most importantly
though, it encourages north
side neighbors to become
involved and enables their
voices to be heard.
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Power to achieve.
“NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS ® ”
“I needed a job that would help me take care of my two
small children. I have always loved working with kids and the
Teacher’s Aide class gives me the skills to do what I like and
gives me a chance at a career.”
Maria Pine, Teacher’s Aide
Throughout our existence, giving neighbors the tools
and resources to succeed has been our mission and
challenge. The Teachers’ Aide Program brings together
several of our agency’s services to enhance neighbors’
lives through parenting skills, child development, employment
opportunities and career advancement. This
program was established to teach participants how
to care for children in a structured classroom setting,
especially focusing on Head Start and day care ages. Classes are taught through the
Neighborhood College, an education system offering courses to develop knowledge and
skills so neighbors can help themselves and others. Successful completion of the Teacher’s
Aide Program makes graduates eligible for full and part time positions with Grace Hill
Head Start. Once hired as full time employees, staff can take classes to receive their Child
Development Accreditation.
Working for change.
“NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS ® ”
Finding and maintaining facilities that meet the needs of our 1500 Head Start children and
their families has been a consistent challenge. So, in 2006 changes were made to remedy
these problems. One of these changes was the closure of the Virginia Head Start, on the
far south side, due to its inability to serve a large number of children. In its place a larger,
more up-to-date facility with potential for Head Start programming and space for 204
children was secured. Magnolia, located on South Grand in the Tower Grove East neighborhood,
was selected and is meeting the community’s
need for quality early childhood education.
In a response to the many Hispanic American neighbors,
staff is available to work with families in English
and Spanish. As a result, parents are more involved in
the classrooms, have high attendance at parent meetings
and attend classes at the M.O.R.E. Neighborhood
College. St. Louis is a melting pot of cultures and
Magnolia is a direct reflection of the City.
“I love that my daughter’s school is right down the street
and in my neighborhood, so I can be an active part of her
education. Magnolia is a bright and loving environment for my
daughter to learn and grow.”
Carla Martin, parent
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Celebrate.
“NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS ® ”
In February of 2006 the
Grace Hill Head Start program
came under intense
review and analysis as a
team of professionals from
the National Office of Head
Start came to St. Louis to
observe our programs for
PRISM (National Program
Review Instrument for Systems
Monitoring).
Staff, volunteers, children
and families demonstrated
through the one week process
that our program continues
to be an asset to the
community. Our program
was highly complimented
for achievement of program
standards, talent of staff,
quality involvement of parents
and effectiveness of this
national program.
These reviews are a valuable
tool for confirming the effectiveness
and assessing the
performance of local programs
serving the children
and families who rely on
Head Start. Required for all
grantees every three years,
the team based their judgment
on meeting or exceeding
over 1000 performance
standards which must be met
to stay in compliance.
Grace Hill Settlement House
Head Start was found in
compliance and will continue
to serve the child development
needs of 1500 St. Louis
children and their low income
families at six Grace Hill sites
and five partner sites.
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2006 Donors
Mrs. Joan Abrams
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Adaire
Mr. Joseph Adams
Ms. Dianna S. Adorjan
The Adorjan Family Foundation
Aerospace District Lodge 837 IAMAW
Dr. Helen M. Aff-Drum
Air Masters Corporation
Mrs. Debra D. Allback
Mrs. Theresa Alsup
The Alvin Goldfarb Foundation
Ameren Services
Mrs. Cleopatra H. Anderson
Mrs. Paije M. Andrews
Anheuser-Busch Foundation
Annie E. Casey Foundation, Inc
Anonymous
Ms. Villie Appoo
Arts and Education Council
Ms. Susan E. Ashwell
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ballenger
Mr. Paul Bange
Bank of America
Ms. Dixie Bargetzi
Ms. Cristen Bunce Barnes
Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation
Ms. Peggy Barnhart
Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Barnickol
The Bascom Trust
Ms. Donna M. Baudendistel
Mrs. Richard Baum
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Beach
Mr. James Beck and Ms. Susanne
McHale
Beecken Petty O’Keefe & Company
Mr. Gary Behrens
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell
Ms. Valerie D. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. F. Jerry Benner
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Benoist
Mr. Darrell M. Berg
Ms. Dede Berg
Ms. Frances S. Berger
Mr. and Mrs. Leif Bergquist
Mr. Marvin W. Berkowitz
BKD, LLP
Ms. Margaret Bland
Mr. Brice Bloomelks
Ms. Holly Blumeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan G. Bock
Ms. Marion A. Bock
Mr. Paul Boennighausen
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Boggeman
Ms. Marie Bone
Mr. Ryan T. Bouchard
Mr. R. Bowes
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Braun
Mr. Glenn D. Brendel
Ms. Dorothy A. Brockhoff
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Broddon
Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Brown
Mr. Robert F. Brown
Sr. Betty Brucker, FSM
Bryan Cave L.L.P.
Ms. Jane D. Bryan
Mr. Michael Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Bubenik
Mr. Robert F. Buchanan
Reverend Cynthia Bumb
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bunce
Ms. Katherine W. Burg
Ms. Sallie Burke
Mr. John B. Burse
Mr. Jeffrey Burt
Mr. Lindsay Bush
Ms. Virginia Campbell
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Carlson
Ms. Lorraine Carlson
Mrs. Colleen Carlton
Carondelet Ecumenical Council of
Churches
Ms. Bernice Carter
Ms. E. Rebecca Case
Mr. and Mrs. John Castagno
CDM
Mr. John A. Cejka, Jr.
Ms. Sandra D. Chartrand
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Chase, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. David Chassin
Christ Memorial Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Claggett, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Clifford
Mr. Jim Clough
Mrs. Elizabeth Heller Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cohen
Ms. Laura T. Cohen
Mr. Joe Colagiovanni
Coldwell Banker Gundaker
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Cole
Mrs. Muriel B. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Collins III
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Comer
Commerce Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Conder
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Conerly
The Conservation Fund
Mr. Edward K. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. William Cornelius
Ms. Helen Costello
Craftsmen Lodge No. 717 = Memorial
Fund AF & AM
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Culver
Mr. Marvin Cummins
Ms. Carolyne Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Kent F. Custer
Ms. Earnestine Davidson
Mrs. Henry P. Day
Ms. Hana De Charms
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Desloge
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deutsch
Mrs. Laurence Dieckmann
Mr. Mark J. Dixon
Mrs. Ray Dobinsky
Mr. Dennis P. Donahue
Mr. William Donius
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Donnelly
James P Dougherty
Mrs. Mari Doyle
Mr. William A. Drennan
Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Drey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dubuque
Mr. Kenneth M. Dude
Ms. Katherine Dunn
Ms. Diane Dunning-Gill
Mr. and Mrs. John Ebeling
Mrs. Marjorie Eddy
Mr. Thomas K. Edelmann
Edward Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Edwards III
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eigelberger
Dr. and Mrs. Dorsey D. Ellis, Jr.
Mrs. D’Arcy Elsperman
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2006 Donors
Emerson Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Engelsmann
Enterprise Bank
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation
Ms. Mary Erker
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eulberg
Mr. Matt Fagin
Mr. Clyde Farris
Mrs. J. Maver Feehan
The Feinstein Foundation
Mr. Alexander Fihn, Jr.
Mr. Douglas A. Fischer
Mr. Vernon Fischer
Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fishman
Mr. Gerald J. Fitzgerald
Ms. Kelly A. Fitzgerald
Mr. Jerry Flamm
Ms. Felecia Fleishman
Ms. Carol S. Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Flood
Mr. Timothy T. Fogerty
Mr. George Fonyo
Ms. Sharilyn D. Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Poe Fratt
Mr. John M. Frauenhoffer
Ms. Jean Frazee
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Freeman
Ms. Frankie M. Freeman
Mr. Stuart T. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Gaebe
Ms. Geraldine Gandy
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Garino
Mr. Robert Garrett
Mr. Ron C. Gaus
Dr. and Mrs. Philip George
Mr. and Mrs. Amrit Gill
Mr. Alvin Gold
Grace Hill Neighborhood Health
Centers, Inc.
Mr. Richard Gram
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Granneman
Mr. Scott Green
Ms. Helen T. Gregory
Griesedieck-Fournier - American Legion
Post No. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grieshaber
Mr. Dustin H. Griffin
Ms. Helen Griswald-Manuel
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Grossmann
Gunther Salt Company
Mr. Richard Halpern
Harold F. Helmkampf General
Contractors, Inc.
Ms. Kim A. Harper
Ms. Deanna N. Harris
Ms. Jennifer K. Harris
Ms. Susan L. Harrod
Mrs. Thelma Hartnett
Mr. Cory Hartung
Ms. Kimberly A. Hebblethwaite
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Hebenstreit
Mr. and Mrs. Harvard K. Hecker
Ms. Annette P. Heller
Herbert A. and Adrian W. Woods
Foundation
Herman T. & Phenie R. Pott Foundation
Mr. Frederick Hermann, Jr.
Mr. Frederick A. Hermann
Mr. and Mrs. L. Shepley Hermann
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hermann, Jr.
Mr. Gordon Herzog
Ms. Muriel Hiatt
Mr. and Mrs. A. Charles Hiemenz
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hixson
Dr. Brooke Hoey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hoffman
Mr. Mark D. Hoffmeister
Mrs. Meredith Holbrook
Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Holthaus, Jr.
Home Decorators Collection
Mr. Robyn K. Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hopson
Mr. Rick Horn
Ms. Doriann Houston
Howard Ostrand Company
Human Development Corporation
of Metropolitan St. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iken
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Imming
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Intagliata
Mr. Steven G. Intagliata
J.W. Terrill Benefit Services, Inc.
Mr. Clarence Jackson
Ms. Nancy J. Jackson
Ms. Mary J. Jacobi
Mr. and Mrs. William F. James, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Dennis Joerger
Mr. Donald Johnson
Ms. Suzanne L. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson
Mr. C. Norman Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jones
Mrs. Frances Jones
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jones
Ms. Kathy Conley Jones
Mrs. Landon Jones
Mrs. Sharon A. Jones
Mr. Thomas E. Kahn
Ms. Karen Kalish
Mr. Ralph Kalish and Ms. Eleanor
Withers
Mr. Alex M. Kanter
Kappa Silhouettes
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Katz
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kautsky
KFTK/KPNT/KSHE/KIHT
Ms. Kristy L. Kight
Mr. Robert J. Kim
Mr. and Mrs. Richie Kingree
Ms. Sara J. Kisner
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Klein
Mr. E. H. Kniep
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Knight
Ms. Muriel B. Knuckle
Ms. Ruth Koblenz
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kranzberg
Mrs. Amanda J. Krayniak
Mr. Frank Kriegel
Ms. Gloria Krimmel
Kwame Building Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lammert
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Landesman
Ms. Jane D. Landsbaum
Mr. Dennis Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Lane
Mr. Edward Lawlor
Leadco, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Ledbetter
Ms. Andra Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Lee
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2006 Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Lemkemeier
Lilly Christy Busch Hermann Charitable
Foundation
Mr. Signe Lindquist
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Lintzenich
Ms. Carol M. Lippman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Logan
Ms. Vickie Lomax
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt D. Longworth
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Luebbers
Mrs. Paula Lueke
Mr. Gregory Ward Lukeman
Lutheran Foundation of St. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Malyszko
Maritz Inc.
Ms. Dorothy J. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin
Ms. Betty Marver
Mary Ranken Jordan & Ettie A. Jordan
Charitable Foundation
Mr. Andrew L. Massaro
Mrs. Deborah L. Mates
Dr. Theresa Mayberry
Mrs. Marylynn Mayberry-Ross
Mr. David Mayo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAlpin
Ms. Gloria J. McCarter
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. McCluskey
Mr. Matthew McCormick
Ms. Virginia McD Miller
Mr. Barnet M. McKee
Ms. Juanita A. McKee
Mrs. Arthur F. McNulty
Mr. James W. McRoberts
Mr. James T. McWilliams
Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John Meyer, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meyer
Midwest BankCentre
Mr. Richard Miles
Mr. Edgar W. Miller
Mr. Lester Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Miller
Monsanto Fund
Morgan Stanley Annual Appeal
Campaign
Mr. Jeffery Mossoff
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mudd
Ms. Jennifer Mueller
Mr. John Mueller and Ms. Bodil
Hartmann
Ms. Mildred L. Mulcahy
Mrs. Denise J. Mulle
Mrs. Russell Murphy
Mutual Of America
National City
Mr. Aaron C. Nauman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Nellums
Ms. Maxine Nelson
Nestle Purina PetCare
Mr. Ron Nettenstrom
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Neville
NOBLE (National Organization of Black
Law Enforcement Executives)
Northside Team Ministry
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nottmeier
Ms. Nancy L. O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. O’Brien
Mrs. Abigail C. O’Bryan
Old Newsboys Fund
Ms. Carol H. Oliver
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. O’Loughlin
Mr. John O’Neil
Ms. Sylvia Pardue
Ms. Betty Conyers Patton
Pecha Family Foundation
Ms. Joyce Peipert
Ms. Laura Pelizzaro
Ms. Magdalena Perez
Ms. Etta Peters
Peters Family Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Petersen
Pfizer United Way Campaign
Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Phillips, Jr.
Mr. Gerald Picha
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Plunkett
Mr. and Mrs. Fairfrax F. Pollnow
Pomegranate-Pyramid Lodge #95
Mr. Jerry Ponder
Ms. Janet K. Poppen
Mr. and Mrs. Rein Poppitz
Mr. Kenneth J. Porrello
Mr. and Mrs. T. Randolph Potter
Mrs. Ann E. Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pratt
Ms. Kathy Preuss
Pulaski Bank
Mr. Jeffrey S. Pupillo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Purcell Jr.
Mr. Manuel K. Pyles
Ms. Debra Pyzyk
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quenon
Dr. Diane M. Radford
Ralcorp Holdings, Inc.
Mr. Jeffrey M. Randall
The Rev. Michael Randolph and Ms.
Patricia Cleary
Dr. Shankararao N. Rao
Mr. Harry Ratliff
Ms. Patricia Redington
Mrs. Linda Reed
Mr. and Mrs. James Reiner
Remains, Inc.
Ms. Constance Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Richey
Mr. Jonathan Ries
Mr. Anthony Right
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rogers
The Rome Group, Inc.
Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Rosenberg
Ms. Diane C. Rosenfeld
Mr. and Mrs. John Ross
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Rouse III
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ruhlin
Mr. and Mrs. F. William Rundquist
Ms. Molly Ryan
S.M. Arnold, Inc.
The Saks Philanthropic Fund
Samuel Honigberg Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William Sant
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Schaperkotter
Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Schlafly, Jr.
Ms. Andra Schleicher
Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Terry E. Schnuck
Ms. Susie Littmann Schulte
Schwab Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Schwendinger
Mr. Brad Scott
Mr. and Hugh Scott III
Ms. Isabella Scott
Ms. Sara Scroggins
Dr. and Mrs. William Sedgwick
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2006 Donors
Mrs. Bruce Selkirk
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Senior, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Sewell
Mr. Derek Shaffer and Ms. Aujoma
Mohan
Ms. Susan Shender
Mr. Lewis B. Shepley
Ms. Margaret B. Shepley
Ms. Charlene Sherman
Ms. Ann Shields
Mr. Edwards C. Shields
Ms. Sharon R. Shinn
Shirley B. Sher Charitable Lead Trust
Mr. Bruce Shoults
Mr. William Siedhoff
Sigma Aldrich
Mr. Greg Sigmund
Simmons Charitable Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. William A. Sims
Dr. and Mrs. John Skinner
Ms. Margaret W. Skinner
Mr. Ronald H. Slaten
Mrs. Carla Sleeter
Mr. Menlo F. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. W. Parks Smith
Mr. Howard S. Smotkin
Ms. Brenda S. Sodamade
Dr. Jamieson Spencer
Mr. Sanford J. Spitzer
St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
St. Louis Automatic Sprinkler
Company
St. Louis Cardinals Community Fund
St. Louis Christmas Carols Association
St. Louis Philanthropic Organization,
Inc.
St. Louis Rams Foundation
St. Louis Service Bureau Foundation
St. Louis Street Rod Association
St. Louis University - David
Shaughnessy Hall
St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
Mr. Gary L. Stansbery
Ms. Bonnie Stansen
The Rev. Arthur Steidemann
Ms. Stephenie Steinmann
Stray Dog Theatre
Mr. G. Carroll Stribling, Jr.
Mr. David C. Stumpf
Mr. Michael A. Sweda
Mr. John Sweet and Mr. John Forti
Symantec Corporation
Ms. Peggy Symes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Talbot, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. William Taylor
Mr. Gregory J. Teets
Mr. James Thompson and Mrs. Carol
Gatch
Mr. Dewey B. Thornhill
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tierney
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Tooley, Jr.
Tower Grove Heights Neighborhood
Association
Trio Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Turley, Jr.
Dr. Henry Uhlemeyer
UMB Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Underwood
Unico, Inc.
United Food and Commercial
Workers Union Local #655
United Way of Greater St. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Vacho
Mrs. William Van Cleve
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Dyke
Variety the Children’s Charity of St.
Louis
Ms. Beverly Vaughn
Ms. Norma Jean Vavra
Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Vogt
Ms. Janet Voss
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Walker III
Wal-Mart
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wang
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wead
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Weaver
Mr. David Weber
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Weinstock
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weinstock
Ms. Helen Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. David Wells
Mr. Alvin L. Werner
The Rev. Tamsen Whistler
Whitaker Foundation
White Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Will
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Willi
Ms. Jennifer K. Williams
Dr. Luther S. Williams
Mr. Harry Wilson and Reverend Ann
Wilson
Ms. Leslie Wilson
Mr. Paul R. Wirth
Mr. Richard Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Wolk
Mr. William Wulfing
YMCA of Greater St. Louis
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Grace Hill Settlement House 2006 Annual Report Page 13

2006 & 2005 Revenue Comparisons
(Audited)
Federal and State Programs (A)
Curtailment Gain from Pension (B)
Restricted Contributions Received (C)
Other Income (D)
Programs and Service Fees & Contributed Services (E)
Private Gifts and Grants (F)
United Way of Greater St. Louis (G)
Total Revenue
2006
12,393,023
642,762
215,564
150,274
315,866
620,619
711,275
$15,049,373
2005
12,736,100
-
601,769
93,768
229,625
578,230
679,529
$14,919,021
A - 82.3%
B - 4.3%
D - .1% C - 1.4%
E - 2.1%
F - 4.1%
G - 4.7%
2006 & 2005 Expense Comparisons
Neighborhood Services (A)
Economic Development (B)
Day Care Services (C)
Head Start Programs (D)
2006
1,767,751
130,339
350,861
12,523,744
2005
1,644,126
145,584
380,911
13,022,055
Total Expenses
$14,772,695
$15,192,676
A - 12%
B - .9%
C - 2.4%
D - 84.7%
Page 14 Grace Hill Settlement House 2006 Annual Report

Grace Hill Settlement House Locations
Grace Hill Settlement House
2600 Hadley Street
St. Louis, MO 63106
314-539-9500
Larry Parker Business Development Center
2324 North Florissant
St. Louis, MO 63106
314-584-6840
Grace Hill Head Start Administrative Office
2600 Hadley Street
St. Louis, Missouri 63106
314-539-9529
Grace Hill Neighborhood Centers
Norhill Neighborhood Center
2215 Kienlen
St. Louis, MO 63121
314-584-6864
Patch Neighborhood Center
7925 Minnesota
St. Louis, MO 63111
314-584-6960
Grace Hill Head Start Sites
Bethlehem Lutheran
2153 N. Salisbury, 63107
314-584-6872/314-584-6873
Howard Branch
1819 N. 22nd Street, 63106
314-584-6916/314-584-6917
Magnolia
2725 Alhambra Court, 63118
314-584-6937 English
314-584-6934 español
Patch
7925 Minnesota, 63111
314-584-6966
South Grand
3632 South Grand, 63118
314-584-6944 English
314-584-6943 español
St. Anthony
3112 Meramec, 63118
314-584-6871
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