GIVING n Mission Statement The Arc of the Ozarks serves individuals with disabilities in directing their own lives as valued members of the community. n Service Area The Arc of the Ozarks serves individuals and families with developmental disabilities in 20 counties in southwest Missouri. Services include: Community based residential services, Supported Employment, Community Integration, Education & Recreation, CounterPoint Autism Services, Rivendale, Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) and Cornerstone Clinical services. n Funding The Arc of the Ozarks is a fee for service agency. Donations are used to help support programs we provide. n Goals Attract and retain competent, well-trained employees. Maintain effective and transparent communication processes, develop and implement clear, consistent and efficient operational processes. The Arc of the Ozarks will position itself for future growth and expansion to strengthen the financial stability of the organization. The Arc of the Ozarks will proactively meet the service desires and preferences of its clientele and stakeholders. n Annual Events 10th Annual Hunt & Fish Outdoor Show, Doughnuts Not Donuts Car Show, Sporting Clays Shoot, The Arc Trick or Trot 5K 10K and 1 Mile Fun Run and Christmas Extravaganza. n How People & Businesses Can Help Many things are not covered by governmental dollars, Medicaid or Social Security. For a $25 donation, you could provide the following: a bus pass for one month or one month of cooking classes through our Education & Recreation Program. For a $50 donation, you could provide the following: send a child to therapeutic summer recreation camp for one week or sponsor one week of job search training. A $100 donation could provide one complete set of clothing for a job seeker or two weeks of therapeutic summer camp for a child. n Testimonials Brenda, a parent of a current camper stated, “No Limits Summer Camp does so much for my son. It gives him socialization over the summer he wouldn’t otherwise have, the opportunity to make new friends and work on his social skills and calming techniques. This camp has taught him how to swim, build his self-esteem, self- confidence and even more importantly, learn how to handle stressful situations out in the community with large groups of people. There aren’t enough words to describe the incredible work this camp does and we would be lost without it.” ADDRESS: 1501 E. Pythian Springfield, MO 65802 PHONE: 417-864-7887 WEBSITE: thearcoftheozarks.org /thearcoftheozarks @arcoftheozarks TOTAL NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES (FTE): 926 - full-time and 412-part-time ANNUAL REVENUES (MOST RECENT FISCAL YEAR): $40,152,662 PRESIDENT/CEO: Michael H. Powers BOARD CHAIRPERSON: Rebecca Woodard, Kinesiology Professor with Missouri State University BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Warren Davis, Treasurer, Business Owner, Davis Properties Mary Beth Steckel, Secretary, RN, Parent of Individual Served Laura Murney, Radiology Department Director, Cox Health Joe Johnson, Patent Attorney, Lathrop & Gage, L.C. Shirley Brown, Retired, Parent of Individual Served Dr. Shelby Hahn, MD Family Practitioner, Cox Health Dr. Ken Horn, Retired, Professor, MSU Mark Johnson, Business Owner Eric Lampe, Accountant, Whitlock & Co., Parent of Individual Served Jeff Layman, Wealth Advisor, BKD Wealth Advisors Linda Steinshouer, Administration, MSU, Parent of Individual Served Doug Wallner, Retired, HR Director Brenda White, Business Owner, Parent of Individual Served Patrick Witt, Witt Custom Homes Casey Murphy, IT Networker, American National, Parent of Individual Served 16 · 2017 GG SPRINGFIELD BUSINESS JOURNAL