1 - Timmy Global Health

The
Timmy Foundation
Building Healthy Futures
2006 Annual Report
Ten years of service; inspiring and empowering.

Letter from Dr. Chuck Dietzen
The Timmy Foundation has reached an important milestone this year. Timmy is 10 years old! Recently, when the
auditors, who review our financial statement, sat down with our Finance Committee, they made some rather profound
statements. One was “...nobody looks this good.” Another was “...nobody does it better.” They could not
help but be impressed that so much had been accomplished by such a small foundation in its youth and with minimal
overhead. This would have been impossible without the time, treasures, and talents of our supporters.
This annual report only details the treasures which we have shared. It cannot quantify the lives changed or the hope
restored. It does not enumerate the many children who have received medical attention, educational assistance,
and life-saving surgeries because of your support. And we would not be able to do all of these great things in a
world in need of healing without the time and talents of our volunteers. When I was young I used to pray that God
would give me “the strength to help but the weakness to feel the pain.” I was asking for vulnerability and an ability
to feel compassion for others. Our volunteers radiate these qualities and make our work possible.
In his book, Our Greatest Gift, Henri Nouwen wrote, “Devoid of care, our society makes us believe that we are what
we have, what we do, or what people think about us.” We live in a culture of “go-getters.” And yet, this Foundation
is celebrating its 10th birthday because our volunteers and donors are “go-givers.” They are people who believe
that they do have the ability to change the world. They are people who understand that we are related to one
another. It is precisely this idea that explains why we are here, to make a difference, to love others and to be involved
in a mutual healing process. Ultimately, we will continue to experience that while serving as “go-givers” we
get a lot in return.
With the teenage years ahead, we have experienced growing pains. Yet, we look forward to your continued support,
nurturing, and guidance as we step out in vulnerability and commitment to aid as many children as we can.
To all our volunteers and supporters: Thank you once again for all that you have done for this Foundation. Thank
you for helping us grow and making us strong. Thank you on behalf of the children whose lives have been made
better because of your compassion, generosity, and service.
May God bless you for your “go-giver” spirit,
Charles Dietzen
Dr. Chuck Dietzen
Timmy Foundation President and Founder
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Our Vision
A world in which all children have access to quality healthcare and education.
We believe that quality healthcare not only includes acute treatment but tending to the individual as a whole. Providing
resources such as proper nutrition, education, and child care are important components for creating a healthy
global community.
Our Mission
Building healthy futures worldwide, one child at a time. We accomplish this by strengthening community-based
health and education initiatives and by empowering young people to share their energy and compassion.
2006 Board Members
Officers
Thomas Bumol, Ph.D. – Chairperson Vice President, Eli Lilly and Company
Lynn Hynes – Vice Chairperson Principal, Lynn M. Hynes, Inc.
Erin Biel – Secretary High School Student (Park Tudor)
Mark Wise – Treasurer Financial Advisor, Northwestern Mutual
Chuck Dietzen, M.D. – President & Founder Pediatric Rehabilitation
Members
Alfonso J. Alanis-Ortega, M.D. President, Anaclim
Richard Dick, J.D. Partner, Mitchell Hurst Jacobs & Dick
Jane Forbes Client Services, Emmi Solutions
Jonathan Goble CEO, Clarian North Hospital
Nicholas Goble High School Student (Brebeuf Preparatory School)
Amanda Horn High School Student (MET Academy)
Robin Marks, DVM, J.D. Attorney, Eli Lilly and Company
Alex Mercho High School Student (International School of Indianapolis)
Jean Orr, M.D. Anesthesiologist, Retired
Larry Stevens, M.D. Surgeon, Clarian Health System
Staff Key Volunteers
Chuck Dietzen, Interim Executive Director Susie Sauter, Medicine Woman
Scott Keller, Executive Director (until June 2007) Rebecca Lomax-Sumner, Medicine Woman
Adam Clevenger, Associate Director for Development Julie Strawhacker, Events Committee
Chris Trani, International Programs Coordinator Doris Wright, Office Assistant
Ryan Abman, Tierra Nueva (Quito, Ecuador) Intern
Joel Bumol, Programs Intern
Stephanie Lefebvre, Programs Intern
Jen Weiss, High School Outreach Intern
Molly Carpenter, Development Intern
Aimee O’Conner, High School Intern
Amanda Horn, High School Intern
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Programs Update
Medical Brigades
This year, the Timmy Foundation made huge strides in terms of becoming a
far more robust humanitarian effort. In the past the Foundation sent 60% of
its medical brigades all in the same month- March. This year we made a concerted
effort to streamline our brigades. Our brigades will be spread out
throughout the course of the year, allowing us to visit underserved communities
several times per year and to drastically reduce parasites with consistency.
The Foundation has committed to sending medical brigades to the marginalized
communities of southern Quito, Ecuador in October, January, March,
May, and July. This rotation will provide more consistency and far greater
continuity of care. It also marks a significant
shift in Timmy values from, when it might be convenient for the volunteer
to travel, to when the underserved could best use our services. We hope to
replicate this model in two existing partner organizations, Sousa, Dominican
Republic in January, March, and May; and finally, Quetzaltenango,
Guatemala in March and May.
The Foundation also made a huge step by adopting a neighborhood in
Southern Quito. The neighborhood, La Cocha, consists of roughly 150 families.
It has little access to infrastructure and struggles as it is geographically
removed from Quito. Due to the ongoing success of the La Cocha pilot project,
it was decided that the Foundation would expand its efforts to two other
communities around Southern Quito.
College Outreach
The Timmy Foundation has ten College Chapters nationwide. For the 2006- 2007 academic year these chapters
led responsible campaigns to advocate, fundraise, and serve our international partner organizations. Among
their many accomplishments, these chapters:
● Raised $21,000 for La Fundación Tierra Nueva of Ecuador (University of Colorado and Davidson Collage)
● Raised over $3,000 for Shoulder to Shoulder Ecuador (University of Kentucky)
● Purchased four portable hemoglobin photometers kits for Holy Family Clinic of Jamaica (Hanover College)
● Held a health fair to raise awareness for global health inequity (Tufts University)
High School Outreach
For the past four years, the Timmy Foundation led a trip to Quito, Ecuador for
high school students of the greater Indianapolis area.
In June 2007, students painted the community center and primary school of La
Cocha. This was the Foundation’s fifth follow up visit to the neighborhood since
the relationship began in July 2006.
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Timmy also had these additional successes:
Partner Progress
Programs Update continued
● 11 medical brigades to five countries, including: Ecuador, Dominican Republic,
Guatemala, Honduras, and Jamaica.
● First epidemiological study was conducted in the neighborhood of New
Jerusalem in Southern Quito. All data was entered into iSalus records, an electronic
medical records system.
● Service in Jamaica was revamped to be more medically focused.
● Outreach refocused from serving American youth directly to empowering our
youth to meet the needs of the underserved.
Bebor Model Nursery and Primary School, Bodo City, Nigeria- During Timmy’s 2006-
2007 fiscal year, we were able to deliver $15,900 in three separate rounds of funding to the
Bebor Model Nursery/Primary School project in Bane and Bodo City, Rivers State, Nigeria.
This compares to $13,000 delivered in the 2005-2006 fiscal year. Scott Pegg led a four person
Timmy delegation to the Niger Delta in August 2006 to visit the schools. During this trip,
we implemented Timmy Foundation projects to put a rust-proof roof on the final classroom
building in Bane and to set up a sewing machine workshop for the Tijen Pegg Mothers’ Association
in Bodo City. We are now nearing completion on the final classroom buildings in both
villages and hope to focus our near-term future efforts on improved sanitation through the
provision of latrines and boreholes for drinking water.
Holy Family Clinic, Bull Savannah, Jamaica- According to a study published in June 2004
by National HIV/AIDS Program of Jamaica, 5,062 Jamaicans have died from HIV/AIDS with
an estimated 25,000 more people may be currently living with the disease. The Timmy Foundation
was awarded a grant in the amount of $10,000 from the St. Norbert Abbey Augustine
Stewardship Fund Trust for testing and counseling outreach. Testing, counseling, and education
initiatives have begun.
Poder Joven, Medellin, Colombia- Poden Joven continues to provide food, health services,
educational activities and family support programs to 135 children in two of the most impoverished
neighborhoods in Medellin, Colombia. The recent creation of Casa Maren, a second
outreach center located in the neighborhood of Manrique, will assist 70 children between the
ages of 3 and 12, and has allowed the number of children receiving assistance from Poder
Joven to double since 2006. Additionally, donations from Timmy supporters have made it
possible for Poder Joven to purchase a truck for the recycling center. The recycling center provides
job opportunities, sources of funding, and environmental awareness. The additional
flexibility in the collection of material provided by this vehicle helped to increase the profitability
of the center, boosting the cash transfers to the social programs by 36%.
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10 years of Timmy History
The Timmy Foundation has had a rich history of service; inspiring and empowering. As we celebrate this major milestone,
it is important for us to remember our history.
1997
Dr. Chuck meets Mother Teresa on a trip to India
Incorporation of The Timmy Foundation (March 6)
Timmy becomes a publicly supported organization
1998
First Board of Directors meeting
1999
Julie Casey, first Executive Director, hired
Dr. Chuck travels to Quito, Ecuador and meets Padre Carollo, beginning partnership with Fundacion Tierra Nueva.
2000
Dr. Chuck meets Dr. Marie Rene while on a trip to Haiti, beginning partnership with the Haitian Academy
2001
Scott Keller starts as new Executive Director
First college chapter, IU Timmy Foundation Club
2002
First medical service trip to Honduras with IU Timmy Foundation Club, entirely orchestrated by the Timmy Foundation
Dr. Chuck meets Scott Pegg, beginning partnership with Bebor School, Nigeria
Dr. Chuck meets Jhon Paul Smith, beginning partnership with Poder Joven, Colombia
First Public medical service trip to Ecuador
2003
First medical service trip to Jamaica with Hanover College pre-med students
First medical and dental service trip to the Dominican Republic with IU Timmy Foundation Club
Timmy begins sponsorship of full-time doctor at Haitian Academy Clinic
Dedication of St. Luke’s Clinic at Haitian Academy
Jessica Trimble hired as Volunteer and Missions Coordinator
2004
First medical service trips with University of Colorado at Boulder and Tufts University to the Dominican Republic
First medical service trips with Ball State University and Purdue University students to Quito, Ecuador
First High School service trip to Quito, Ecuador
First College Retreat held in Indianapolis for college chapter leaders
2005
First Tufts University medical service trip to the Dominican Republic
First DePauw University medical service trip to Quito, Ecuador
Staff and Volunteers visit Poder Joven in Medellin, Colombia
Exploratory medical trip to Quetzaltenango (Xela), Guatemala to establish partnership with Pop-Wuj
2006
International Programs Coordinator, Chris Trani, hired
Timmy expands staff to a total of three employees with the hire of Adam Clevenger as Associate Director for Development
Moved into the new building located at 22 E. 22nd Street, Indianapolis
2007
First Davidson College medical service trip to Quito, Ecuador
Celebrated 10 Year Anniversary on March 6, 2007
First medical service trip to Xela, Guatemala with Ball State University
First medical service trip to Santo Domingo, Ecuador with University of Kentucky
First Butler University medical service trip to Xela, Guatemala
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Statement of Income and Expenses
July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007 (Audited)
Income Expense
Cash Income Depreciation Expense $ 7,055.00
Contributions Income $ 321,071.91 Interest Expense $ 16,208.00
Grants $ 36,500.00 Fundraising Expense
Honorarium $ 550.00 Contract labor, grant writing $ 740.00
Special Events $ 83,789.24 Development Software $ 1,126.00
Travel Program Fees $ 412,289.06 Marketing $ 3,572.28
In-Kind Contributions $ 1,051,990.13 Postage and Delivery $ 1,430.97
In-Kind Services $ 4,800.00 Printing and Reproduction $ 1,158.55
Interest Income $ 9,207.90 Salary Expense $ 19,012.56
Total Income $ 1,920,198.24 Special events $ 5,924.28
Total Fundraising Expense $ 32,964.64
Management Expense
Accounting Fees $ 13,340.00
Bank Service Charges $ 3,618.69
Benefits $ 3,733.57
Building Maintenance Expense $ 9,446.57
Conferences & Courses $ 1,544.64
Consulting Fees $ 250.00
Insurance Expense $ 3,517.81
Licenses and Permits $ 94.38
Miscellaneous $ 50.00
Office Supplies $ 3,599.59
Payroll Administration Expense $ 1,177.06
Payroll Tax Expense $ 31,930.67
Postage $ 510.60
Printing and Reproduction $ 352.99
Property Tax $ 6,688.00
Rent $ 500.00
Salary Expense $ 28,010.75
Utilities $ 7,134.36
Total Management Expense $ 115,499.68
Program Expense
**Detail of International Mission Support
Bebor Primary School, Nigeria $ 19,900.00
Haitian Medical Academy, Haiti $ 24,450.00
Holy Family Clinic, Jamaica $ 5,231.63
Poder Joven, Colombia $ 45,720.00
Pop-Wuj, Gauatemala $ 500.00
Tierra Nueva, Ecaudor $ 46,129.88
Other $ 37,468.19
Total International Mission Support $ 179,399.70
College retreat $ 4,990.79
Conferences and meetings $ 1,874.61
International Mission Support** $ 179,399.70
In-Kind Support $ 1,051,990.00
Local Mission Support $ 14,058.20
Medicine $ 13,647.03
Rent $ 1,000.00
Salary Expense $ 25,513.45
Shipping $ 828.11
Supplies $ 1,829.92
Travel Program Expenses $ 391,156.19
Total Program Expense $ 1,686,288.00
Total Expense $ 1,858,015.32
Net Income $ 62,182.85
Statement of Financial Position
July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007 (Audited)
Assets Liabilities
Cash $ 191,784.00 Current Maturities $ 10,183.00
Pledge Receivables $ 7,000.00 Accounts Payable $ 2,900.00
Pre-paid Expenses $ 43,290.00 Accrued Expenses $ 10,651.00
Fixed Assets $ 353,871.00 Deferred Income $ 35,438.00
Total Assets $ 595,945.00 Mortgage Payable $ 210,589.00
Total Liabilities $ 269,761.00
Net Assets
Unrestricted $ 262,701.00
Temporarly Restricted $ 63,483.00
Total Net Assets $ 326,184.00
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 595,945.00
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Humanitarian
$2,5 00+
Alfonso J and Maria Carmen Alanis
Carlos and Andrea Alberini
Oscar A. and Carolina Ardila
Stephen J. Bobeck
Thomas F. and Char Bumol
Ruth Ann Clark
Chuck Dietzen
Deborah Egan
David and Lori Fairchild
John and Cynthia Fehrenbacher
R. T. and Susan Green
Stephen and JoAnn Hoskins
Robert A. and Robin Lauth
Mark Nygren
Charles and Jean Orr
Eric P. Purdy
Stephen and Margaret Russell
Andreas and Mary Sashegyi
Armen and Marie-Claude Shanafelt
William Smith
Gary and Kay Walla
Kang Yue
Augustine Stewardship Fund Trust
Big T's Auto Parts, LLC
Davidson College Timmy Foundation
DeHaan Family Foundation
Doehrman Chamberlin
Knights of Columbus Council 3433
MANN Properties
Mark E. Wise and Associates
MCR Charitable Foundation
Pepsi Bottling Group Foundation, Inc
Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation
Sallie Mae Fund
Shiloh United Methodist Church
CU-Bolder Timmy Foundation
Wilson, Kehoe & Winingham
Advocate
$1,000-$2,499
Anonymous
Randy Brown
Robert John and Sharon Burckardt
Richard W. and Judy Carl
Mary M. Crevey
Dwayne and Kathy Daming
Richard J. and Mary Dick
Anita Ebert
Thomas and Tamara Evans
Alessandro Franchi
Chris Hargis
Curtis L. and Sherri Harriman
Robert D and Jean M. Markley
M. Kent and Judith Newton
Jude and Massa Onyia
Sharon Pegg
Barbara A Phillips
Nathan and Sylvia Rollins
Paul G. and Karynn E. Seppel
Larry H. and Jilaine Stevens
Martin Stob
Muppalla Sukumar
John Sumner and Becky Lomax-Sumner
John and Martha Sykes Tynan
David S. and Susan Wilson
Mark E. and Abby Wise
Turner J.R. Woodard
Michelle de Young
Anaclim
Doe Creek Middle School
Humana, Inc.
Edward L Hutton Foundation
Gardens Presbyterian Church
Keystone Construction
L & U Master Permit Connections
Northwestern Mutual
Park Tudor School
Richard W. Hauman Family Fund
Sam's Club Foundation
Partner
$500-$999
William Alexy
Jeffrey D. Armstrong
Mary Ann Bolinger
William J. and Joan Carroll
Naomi Jean Emily Chapple
Andrew A. Churchill
Geraldine Cooper
Howard M. and Stacey Cox
William H. Dick
Mary Kay Ecken
Peter Emigh
Ike Fehrenbacher
David L. Feinberg
James T. and Marsha Forbes
Jane Forbes
Jon Goble
Donald and Marilyn Griffith
Annual Donor Roll
The success of any organization is largely due to the support of its donors. The Timmy Foundation is proud
to have an active donor base from diverse backgrounds; many of our best volunteers are also our most
faithful donors.
Because of the donors listed below, the Timmy Foundation has been able to reach out and support tens of
thousands of people around the world. It is because of this steadfast support, we have been able to realize
achievements once thought impossible.
On behalf of the entire Timmy Foundation as well as the children of Quito, Ecuador; Bull Savannah, Jamaica;
Bodo City and Bane, Nigeria; Medellin, Colombia; Sosua, Dominican Republic; Xela, Guatemala; Cache
Cache Douge, Haiti; thank you!
Individual donors listed in black; Corporations, Foundations, and Schools listed in blue
Karen M. Harris
Carol F. Henry
Celia and Clark Jernigan
David J. Johnson
Robert Keller & Maria Sanchez-Wilches
Randy Marra
Fran and Judy McAree
Chris and Tiffany McKinzie
Bill and Christy Meader
Kevin and Debbie Michaels
Suzanne Montgomery
Charles and Karen Neff
Scott and Tijen Pegg
Elizabeth S Pratt
Jane Rahill
Kevin C. and Caroline Rogers
Dave and Elizabeth Rollert
Mariam G. Ryan
Cynthia A. M. Schafer
Jhon Paul Smith & G. Yeliz Firat
Kerry Stemler
Jimmy and Marian Sweeney
F. Scott and Mauren Taft
Ray and Julia Van Sickle
Joan M. Wheeler
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Scott Wittig
Ramarao and Indira Yeleti
Juan C. Zapata
Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School
Cornerstone Inspection Services, Inc
International School of Indianapolis
KDS Media Group
Meridian Title Corporation
Newton Becker Bouwkamp Pendoski
Pfizer
Premier Mortgage Corporation
Schneider Corporation
School 143, Manhattan, NYC
Spectrum Mortgage Services
State Employees' Comm. Campaign
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc
Ultra Property Service, LLC
Catalyst
$250-$499
Jeffrey A. and Lynn Abrams
Alfonso Alanis-Cue
William Andria

Frederick E. and Judy Baldwin
Amelia K. Barnes
Sharon Billingsley
Michael and Stephanie Bode
Sally Brown
Adam L. Clevenger
Sally L. DeNardin
Hannelore and Erol Demirel
Connie J Dietzen
Brian Egan
Anna Shelden Ferguson
Margaret Germer
Mark Germer
Jeffery G. Grantham
Scott Keller
John M Kenney
Kristin J Knipp
Raginae Laughlin
Thomas and Robin Marks
Thomas and Elizabeth Marks-Strauss
Jeffrey C. Marshall
Carsten Miller
Richard A. and Donna Miller
Patricia Neils
Antonio and Beatriz Noguera
Patricia L. Pullum
John and Joalenn Quinn
Christopher P. and Karen Roberson
Richard and Monica Santangelo
Amber B. Scannell
Gregory L. and Mable Smith
David S. and Linda Teeter
James A. and Linda C. Trippi
Larry Turner
Jeff and Mimi Vanarsdall
Jenny M. Vessels
Robert M. and Jean Weiss
Nick Weybright
John Woods and Lorie Miller
Pedro Jose Zapata
Bancroft Middle School
Broadway Christian Church
Henry C. Smither Roofing Co., Inc
Macy's Department Stores
MECA Design Group
Morning Star Medical Group
Tecton Construction
Univar USA Inc.
Friend
$1-$249
Steven H. Abman
G. Brett and Brook Adams
Daniel J. and Johnine Adomitis
Robin D. Akers
Lander Alanis
Jack and Lorraine Albright
Sharon Alderman
Rex B. and Cheryl Alexander
Timothy J. and Debbie Alford
Eugenia C. Aliprantis
David L. and Patricia Alvis
Donna F. Amayun
Rhiannon Amodeo
Graig P. and Wanda Anderson
Annie Schroeder
Chris and Sharon Antosik
Mona F. Arnold
Carol Y. Asai-Sato
Zana and Ilker Ayturk
Robina L. Baloch
Burt J. and Carmen Barachowitz
James and Sheri Barnett
Carlos Barrera
Edward and Marjorie Bartley
Dianna L. Batchelder
John F. and Patsy Batt
Mark and Gillian Batterman
Thomas Bazow
Paul and Kathleen Beckett
Robert and Julie Benson
William and Elizabeth Berlin
Natalie M. Best
Milton and Pat Bevington
Herbert M. and Arlene Biel
Marci Hollis Biel
Kathy Bingham
Debbie E. Bird
Robert A. and Judith Bjorklund
Mary Blizzard
Steve and Debbie Bluestein
David and Mary Bodle
Marilyn J. Bolger
Nancy M. Borosch
Richard and Teresa Bour
Janet Bouwkamp
Sheilah M. Bower
Paul and Lisa Bradford
Susan C Bradford
Timothy J. and Emily Bradshaw
Michael E. Brannan
Kenneth R. Brasseur
F. Josephine Braun
James A. and Mary Brennan
James R. and Anna Briscoe
Joel and Mary Brooks
Christopher Brown
Galinton C. Bryan
Erik and Christa Buchenberger
J. Michael and Angela Budenz
Jane Burger
Christopher D. and Kimberly Burke
Louise F. Burnett
Rebecca Burns
Leonard J. and Rosemary Bushur
Tania Butler-Roudebush
Craig B. and Diana Caldwell
Judith L. Campbell
Missdeb Can
Robert W. and Linda H. Canty
James and Barbara Caporaso
Elizabeth Carroll
Kathy Carroll
Kim Cassell
Sherman S. Chan
Scott T. and Kristine Cheek
Edward and Cindy Cheikh
Victor E. Childers
Joyce Chong
L. A. Churchill
Marla K. Churchill
Debbie Clason
Roberta Cohen
Gary D. and Kathleen Collings
Collision Cure, Inc.
Jack and Deborah Cooney
Bryce Michael Cooper
Pete and Jodi Corey
Karen E Cornell
Adam Corya
Judy T. Cox
Thomas J. and Michelle Crain
Robert Lewis Cromwell
Jim and Lisa Stone Cunning
Noelle Daming
Michael D. and Ann Daniels
Ron Dauby
John and Glenda Davidson
Shae Davidson
Anita DeCecco
Carl and Ann Dean
Janet Degler
Diantha V. Degraw
Russell and Susan Dilley
Marianne O'Connell Ditomassi
Barbara J Divish
Patricia Divish
James F. and Carol Donahue III
Michael W.D. and Leslie Donchetz
Katina Downey
John Scott and Amy Duell
Joy C. Dunno
Timothy C. and Michele Dusing
Annie Effinger
Brent and Lindsey Ehman
Francis Eickhoff
Michelle F. Eiselle
Ann Elsner
Paul M. and Jeanette Erickson
Eileen Ervesun
Erin Evans
Karen O. Fanning
Charlie and Jayne Farber
Chelsey Farmer
J. Gilbert and A. Sue Farmer
Arthur John Feicht
Kim Fellwock
Mary M. Fernandez
Kimberly Fischer
Joan Fitzwater
Shirley Ann Fitzwater
Hugh P. and Eileen Flaherty
J.W. and Sandra Floyd
Gaylon and Jeanette Fojtasek
Howard F. and Patricia Foltz, Jr
Lori J. Fountain
Robert E. and Maria Fox
D. Mark Frankum
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Joseph A. and Frances Frederick
Laura Freije
Maria Alice Freitas
Donald and Patricia Frick
David and Jamie Fryrear
Robert and Ruth Frysinger
Theresa M. Gallivan
David and Susan Garriot
Jeffrey T. and Shirley Gaughan
Kentin D. Gearhart
David L. and Becky Gentry
Richard F. and Jody Gentzler
Thomas Gideon
Susan Gilbert
Dianna Glass
Therese Glassmeyer
Steven J. and Rebecca Glazier
German E. and Jocelyn Gonzalez
James L. Gooch
Justin F. and Mary Goodwin
Peter J. and Kathi Goodwin
Robert P. and Elaine Goodwin
Scott and Courtney Gorman
Donald R. and Marsha Grant
Jennifer Griffith
Steven T. and Rita Griffith
Brian Grinnell
William and Carol Gronfein
John Gross
Peter and Simone Guillot
Phil and Judy Gulley
Linda, Habbinga
Kelly L. Hagan
Chance M. and Erin Hair
Christopher and Michelle Hair
Judith Weerts Hall
Patricia M. Hall
George Hanlin
Gina Harping
Joan Harris
Amy W. Harrison
Bob Hayes
Theodore F. and Linda Hegeman
John Heiligenstein
Joseph S. Hein
Barbara S. Hembree
Ronna Hermann
Ronald Higdon
Baron and Betty Hill
Juan Hinestroza
Barbara Hinkle
Susan K. Ho
Tomas Hoang
Mary Lou Hoffa
Cheryl I. Holton
Rita Hope
Carol J. Hopkins
Andrew N. and Debra Horn
David Horn
James W. and Kathryn A. Hoskins
George Houk
Lynn M. Hynes
Sue Iffert
Catherine A. Jackson
Fereydoon and Nahid Jamzadeh
Charles J. Jansen
Stephen J. and Anne Jay
Anthony J. and Monica Jedamski
Gregory T. Jenkins
Thomas S. and Helen Joers
Beth E. Johnson
Bruce A. and Barbara Johnson
Teresa M. Kane
R. E. and M. A. Karnak
Joshua and Andrea Kaufmann
Kosmos and Lisa M. Kayes
Basak Kayitmazer
Robert A. Keck
Ben F. and Cheryl Keckler III
Laura L. Keesee
Carol Keller
Jason and Sara Keller
Diana R. Kerwin
DaleAnn (Candy) Kincaid
Douglas E. and Catherine King
Todd M. and Dara Kinney
Elisabeth Kline
Gary L. and Terri Klotz
Linda D. Knief
Edward Knierim
Joyce Kramer
Christy B. Krieg
Ramona S. Krueger
Pam Ksenich
Joseph and Beth Kuczkowski
Joan M. Kuhlthau
Robert E. and Carolyn R. Kuhn
Timothy and Julie Kushner
Samir Lalani
Larry E. and Linda Lamb
Russell A. Lamb
Gregory W. and Nancy Langdon
Michael and Cheryl Lasher
Marie Lataillade
Jennifer M. Laval
Lawrence G. and Anne Lazarz
Peter Lazarz
Mark and Betsy LeClerc
Deborah J. Lee
John and Lu Ann Lerchen
John and Sue Lerchen
Dominique D. Leveque
Michael and Deborah Lewis
Kim Lidester
Christopher P. Lindsay
Scott A. and Colette M Liose
Jim and Georgia Lippens
Elaine Locke
Charles N. and Sheila Lord
Jeffrey D. Love
Jerry Lowery
Judy R. Lummis
Aimee MacFarlane
David and Diane MacGregor
Emily Maltz
Rita Mankus
Teresa Mann
Kathleen M. Marks
S. J. and Sandra Markus
Ronan S. Marra
Ryan Martin
Matthieu Masquelet
Neesha Mathur
Patrick K. and Diana Mayfield
Bret McBride
Ardyce McCormack
J. William McCrea
Caitlin McDonnell
Therese M. McGee
Andy P. McGovern
Phillip and Margaret McGovern
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Gary and Jackie McKinzie
Susan S. McNabb
Robert B. and Eleanor McNamara
Michael R. and Terri Meadows
Barbara T Mers
Cathy Mescall
Leo Meskis
Susan K. Meyers
John D. Meyers
Willaim and Patricia Milby
Sarah G. Millar
Robert R. and Jana Millard
Alyssa Miller
Hitesh Mirchandani
Elaine Mittleman
Jennifer S. Moehring
Mary Alice Moon
Mary Jo Moore
James E. and Theresa Morrow
Fatima Mukhtar
John and Karen Murrell
Frederick J. and Carol Naffziger
Kendal D. and Sandra Nagy
Mary E. Neese
David and Jean Nelson
Jan Nichols
Daniel Allen and Genny Norman
Michele O'Connor
Edward B. and Margaret Ogan
Wendy Olson
Charlotte Orr
Carlos Emilio and Luz Ospina
David L. and Carla Ostendorf
Mary A. Ott
Michael T. and Loretta Overdeck
Judith Pappenfus
Jay Park
Rick and Cathy Parsons
Lynn S. Patton
Peg Dunn
Georgia W. Peirce
Patricia M. Peters
Hudnall A. and Diane Pfeiffer
R. Joseph and Judith Phillips
Robert and Bonnie Phillips
Billie Sue Pickering-Henderson
Linda L Pratt

Raymond J. and Leslie Pratt
Philip and Beth Purcell
Marion Putnam and James Evans
Scott and Susan Putney
Terence P. and Mary Rankin
Mark and Nancy Rapp
Christopher J. and Cara Ratay
Ashley Raynor
John and Kathy Reding III, III
G. V. and Janine Reklaitis
Carla Remenschneider
Valerie J. Richardson
Donaldd S. and Mary Ann Rife
Mary Glenn Rinne
Paul F. and Lisa Rioux, Jr
Paul J. and Marcia Roberts
Ann Marie Robertson
Paulette Robison
David A. and Judith Rodabough
Fern W. Roesch
David W. Roller
Patricia Garrett Rooney
Kenneth A. and Patricia Rowell
Ryan Ostrye
Robert and Kathleen Ryan
Ronald J. and Julie Sadler
Elizabeth and James Sanford
Montree and Elizabeth Sangsuwangul
William and Susan Sauter
John F. Schaefer, Jr
Gary S. and Ann Schepper
Jeanne M. Schilder
Charles J. Schisla
Daniel and Jennifer Schmidt
Philip and Connie Schrepferman
Kimberly L. Scott
Phillip and Carolann Shadday
Deborah Shaffer
Maureen Sheets
Donald and Mary Shepherd
Joanne E. Shepherd
Mark and Jill Shepherd
Susan Shepherd
Mickie and Marilyn Shircliff
Robert E. and Karen Shoemaker
James R. and Margaret Shotwell
Helene A Simon
Leonid and Yelena Sinitsky
Gene and Mary Lib Skerkoske
Veronica Skierkowski
Terri L. Slivka
Brian D. and Carla Smith
Leah Smith
Patricia Smith
Terri Smith
Edward L. and Anne Smoak
Anoop Sondhi
J. Erik Laura Sorensen
Jason K. and Suzannah Sorg
James M. Souers
Kent and Beth Stafford
Carl and Brenda Stage
Chad Starns and Crystal Grave
Stephen Elsner
Greg and Abby Stevens
Julie Strawhacker
Robert A. and Debra Stubblefield
Maureen W. Surak
D. Shane and Virginia Swift
Rod and M. Sue Tank
Steven F. Taranto
Sidney and Kathryn Taurel
Randy and Julia Tennent
Tim L. and Kathy Thacker
Andrew W. and Pamela Thimlar
Bill and Denise Thompson
Kevin and Melanie Tolliver
Helen Trimble
Dennis M. Tsuhako
Dan and Dana Tubbs
Thomas and Diane Tucker
Lloyd J. and Nancy Utz
James and Mary Beth Van Dyke
Michael and Michele Wagner
Philip A. and Tonda Wagoner
Phillip and Maytha Walker
Kevin L. and Rhonda Waltz
Harold and Vickie Wann
William E. and Wiltrud Wason
Randy and Suzana Waterhous
Craig and Valerie Waugh
Jan Webber
Alain Weber
Ted W. and Susan Weigel
Charles F. and Judith Weitz
Anna L. Welch
Norbert M. Welch
Virginia Welke
David F. and Rob Westenkirchner
Julian Westerhout
Darrell and Kathy Wheeler
Robert and Terry White
Emmalyn R. Whiteman
Melissa Wilkinson
Dean and Carol Ann Willy
Madeleine Wing
Patricia E. Wisdom
Ryan L. Wisley
John A. Wolf
Julia Woodruff
Doris Wright
G. Wymore
Susan Ybarra
Thomas J. and Lani Zabor
Joe Zelenka
Stephen and Lois Zentner
Alerding & Co
Ball State Timmy Foundation
Bradford-Scott Data Corporation
Healing Energies, Inc.
Integrated Health Services
Integrated Living, Inc
James M. Davis Company, Inc
Leroux Creek Inn
Mark E. Wise & Associates
Portrait Homes- Indiana, LLC
Purdue University Timmy Foundation
R. J. S. Communicatons
RN Perspectives
Rider, Kenley & Associates
Ripley Orthodontics, P.C.
Robert Goodman Jewelers, LLC
Service Glass of Indianapolis, Inc
Simon Skjodt Graphics
Zionsville Eyecare
Honoraria
In celebration of
Mary Blizzard
Krystal Bookout
Angela Budenz
Randy Marra
In honor of
Erin Biel
Melanie Gideon
Mary Lou Hoffa
Andras Illes
Joyce & Durwood Moore
Sally Stephenson
Mark Wise
In memory of
John Bruce Clark
Jon Smith
Dorothy Woosley Hoffa
2006 Annual Report
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The Timmy Foundation’s New Office and Warehouse;
Our Doorway to the World
To donate to the Building Fund, please visit www.timmyfoundation.org