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Mission Statement
The mission of Isabel’s House is to provide immediate
refuge for children ages birth to 12 years old whose
families are in crisis. By partnering with families and the
community, we will strengthen families and prevent child
abuse and neglect.
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Service Area
Isabel’s House welcomes any family seeking help,
without geographical boundaries, but most of the children
who stay at Isabel’s House reside in Greene and the
immediately surrounding counties.
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Funding
Isabel’s House is primarily funded through generous
private donations, including individual, family, and
corporate gifts & sponsorships. Additional funding for
Isabel’s House comes from grants and foundation gifts,
as well as a renewable state contract from the Missouri
Department of Social Services, Children’s Division, Early
Childhood and Prevention Services Section. Every gift
matters and every dollar is needed to maintain the highest
quality of care for kids and to support families in crisis.
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12 Month Goals
As we enter our 11th year providing free, private services
to local families in need, we’ll be focused on making
some interior improvements to the facility that will help
our team foster parent-child relationships and enhance
parent education opportunities. Additional goals include
the strengthening of our client referral network and
direct participation in the creation of a centralized case-
management database, which we hope will have a broad,
long-lasting, positive impact for the health and wellbeing of
children and families in our community. Stay tuned!
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Annual Events
• Let’s KICK Child Abuse & Neglect Kickball Tournament
– Oct. 6, 2018
• Isabel’s Tree Lighting & Family Party – Nov. 19, 2018
• Hooray for Hollywood – Feb. 24, 2019
• Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention Month:
#GoBlueSWMO! - April, 2019
• THE Summer Party - August, 2019
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How People & Businesses Can Help
IDEAS FOR INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES:
Become a
#TeamIsabel Volunteer; Shop for items from our Wish List;
Start a Facebook birthday fundraiser; Give monthly to
make a daily impact; Include Isabel’s House in your estate
plan.
IDEAS FOR TEAMS, GROUPS, OFFICES, AND
CLASSES:
Shop for weekly groceries like produce & milk;
Host a drive or fundraising campaign; Join our child abuse
prevention efforts in April; Schedule a group volunteer
project.
IDEAS FOR BUSINESSES:
Adopt a room or fund a major
need; Sponsor and attend our events; Become an “Isabel’s
Tree” holiday giving campaign partner; Underwrite PSAs
and ads so we can reach more families in need.
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Testimonials
“You all are my heroes. When it feels like life has thrown
everything at me that it possibly can, you have been there
to help me protect my daughter and get my life in order.
You are wonderful people with good hearts and morals,
and I am so thankful to you all and to this organization for
being everything that it is.”
— Cynthia, an Isabel’s House mom
ADDRESS:
2750 West Bennett
Springfield, MO 65802
PHONE:
417-865-2273
WEBSITE:
isabelshouse.org/IsabelsHouse
/@isabelshouse
TOTAL NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES (FTE):
30
ANNUAL REVENUES
(MOST RECENT FISCAL YEAR):
$1,375,170
TOP EXECUTIVE:
Holly Beadle,
Executive Director
BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRPERSON:
Nancy Price,
President ,
Law Office of Nancy Graven Price, PC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Debbie Howell,
1st Vice President,
Community Volunteer
Lindsey Oakley,
2nd Vice President,
BKD, LLP
Jennifer Gagnon,
Treasurer,
Burrell Behavioral Health
Matt Aug,
Assistant Treasurer,
Cox HealthPlans
Jon Timson,
Secretary, Past President,
Walnut Capital Management
Tom Peebles,
Carnahan Evans Cantwell & Brown, PC
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Rep. Kevin Austin,
Keck & Austin, LLC
Bob Belote,
Ex-Officio, Springfield-
Greene County Park Board
Jennifer Corbett,
Self-Employed
Justin Coyan,
Evolent Health
Cheryl Dunn,
CoxHealth
Laurie Edmondson, Ed.D.,
Drury University
Peter Harris,
Ex-Officio,
Central Trust Company
Trysta Herzog,
Big Brothers Big Sisters
of the Ozarks
Mindy Hoff,
Heart of America Beverage
Company
Nikki Holden,
Custom Metalcraft
Brent Kembell,
BancorpSouth Bank
Pat Manzardo,
Community Volunteer
Lacy Martin,
Commerce Bank
Brittnee Mayse,
Retired Teacher and
Community Volunteer
Felicia Morgan,
Arvest Bank
Dr. Kayce Morton,
CoxHealth
Joe Page,
The Whitlock Company, LLP
Collin Quigley,
Ex-Officio,
City of Springfield
Andy Stewart,
Morgan Stanley
Angela Vincent,
Community Volunteer