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A special thank you to First National Bank for hosting this year's Annual Meeting. First National Bank graciously provided the space and refreshments. We truly appreciate their hospitality. Picked is First National Bank employee Shannon Wickliffe.
THE OUTRAGE, an educational theatre performance piece that addresses the topics of teen dating violence and sexual assault was introduced. The unique program uses high school students to educate their peers. SAFEHOME’s Education & Prevention Program was named Program of the Year by the Kansas Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence.
Randy Purinton (PAL Foundation), James Azeltine (Wells Fargo), Eric Mann (MD Management), and Janee' Hanzlick (SAFEHOME)
We are very grateful for the kindness of Quidsi. We received three truckloads of laundry detergent, baby powder, baby body wash, diapers, baby wipes and diaper bags at SAFEHOME last week. THANK YOU for your kindess! We would also like to thank Allied Barton Security for facilitating the donation. The women and children that utilize SAFEHOME's services thank you!
Robert Sanchez & Megan Zinn-Sanchez, SAFEHOME PR & Special Events Coordinator
photo by: Kenny Johnson Photography
Thanks to Bob Allen Ford for hosting a Pajama Drive for SAFEHOME! More than 200 pairs of pajamas were collected for our Holiday Store!
June Jubilee Committee Members Joyce Vancrum and Barbara Patterson enjoyed the garden at the Governor's Mansion.
Thanks to Bob Allen Ford for hosting a Pajama Drive for SAFEHOME! More than 200 pairs of pajamas were collected for our Holiday Store. Janee' Hanzlick, SAFEHOME Associate Director speaks with two donors.
Will Shields Red Flags of Domestic Violence Flag Football Tournament
Photo Copyrighted by - Geoff Vantz, Six Columns Imaging, Inc.
SAFEHOME’s 12th Annual Will Shields Red Flags of Domestic Violence Flag Football Tournament and Shields Family Children’s Soccer Tournament
Photo by: Mark Higgins
Thanks SAFEHOME volunteer Bob Hull for speaking about domestic violence to his fellow employees at Computer Sciences Corporation! As a result of his talk, CSC employees decided to hold a “jeans day” for SAFEHOME. Employees were able to wear jeans to work in exchange for a monetary donation to SAFEHOME. Thanks to Bob and everyone at CSC for their generous support of SAFEHOME!
Pictured L-R: Allison Basigner, SAFEHOME; Kathy Gipple, Tracey Lanio; Loren Martin; James Frost; Gary Hayes; Bob Hull; Audrey Cress, SAFEHOME; Randal Adamson
During the Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence Safe Home, Safe Streets Reception, SAFEHOME's Staff Attorney Katie McClaflin was honored with the Juliene Maska Advocate of the Year Award. As Staff Attorney, Katie skillfully navigates the legal system on behalf of victims, providing services to shelter residents and outreach clients in a professional and compassionate manner. Katie provides legal guidance and representation on family law matters, including divorce, child custody and visitation, paternity, name change and post-divorce decrees. She also represents victims petitioning for Protection from Abuse and Protection from Stalking orders at the Johnson County District Court. Katie engages her clients in the decision-making process, and respects their decisions.
Katie is also very active representing SAFEHOME in the community. She has served on the Johnson County Domestic Violence Court Committee and serves as co-Chair of the COMVAC (Community Violence Action Council) Justice Committee. Additionally, Katie helped develop trainings for lawyers and law students to educate them about working with victims of domestic violence. We truly appreciate all of her dedication to helping victims of domestic violence in our community.
Kelly Jones, Emcee, Anchor/KCTV5 and SAFEHOME Board Member; Teresa & Stephen Campbell; Bobby Convey, Sporting KC; Sloane Convey and Deb Bluford, Local Actress/Comedian.
photo by: Kenny Johnson Photography
SAFEHOME’s 12th Annual Will Shields Red Flags of Domestic Violence Flag Football Tournament and Shields Family Children’s Soccer Tournament
The Wash Ups & McConnell Air Force Base
Photo by: Photos4Good
AFCO Credit supports their employees contributions in the community. Each employee was given $100 to pursue items for the charity of the team's choice. SAFEHOME was pleased to be the recipient of over $1,200 worth of Wish List contributions. Pictured dropping of the donations (left to right) is Paula Higgins, Donna Holt, Rolin Salinas, and Susan Foster.
On Thursday, August 4, 2011, Bob Allen Ford at 92nd & Metcalf hosted a Back to School Supply Drive for SAFEHOME. A live remote from Mix 93.3 and pancakes from Chris Cakes made for a great event. Kids enjoyed dropping off supplies for children in need!
Thank you!
SAFEHOME’s 12th Annual Will Shields Red Flags of Domestic Violence Flag Football Tournament and Shields Family Children’s Soccer Tournament
The Wash Ups & McConnell Air Force Base
Photo by: Photos4Good
Burns and McDonnell is a company doing work that matters. In 2010, the “Mac Culture” buzz phrase was “Safety First, Work Hard and Do Community Service.” Burns & Mac lives out these words in a number of ways at SAFEHOME. Burns & Mac staff member, Hilary Fellows has been a member of the Will Shields Red Flags of Domestic Violence Flag Football Tournament committee for many years. Her Burns and Mac’s Co-Ed division football team has won an impressive seven 1st place and one 2nd place trophies. Joab Ortiz, Senior Public Involvement Specialist for Burns & Mac, served on the Board of Directors for the past 6 years, including the two years as Board President. Each year, the company also donates a large collection of new gift items and gift cards for our Holiday Store. We truly appreciate all their support.