FY 2014 Donors *Financial **Material Goods +In-Kind V Volunteers

Payne County Youth Services, Inc., is dedicated to providing free quality services

for the positive development and recovery of children, youth and families.

Noelle Baker *, **Non-Traditional Student Svcs **Norman and Deb McNickle *, **, VOK Ag Leadership Program VOlen and Teresa Thomas **Olive Garden **Olivia Broussard VONB Bank *OnCue **Orange Leaf **Osher Lifelong Learning Institute **OSU Civil Engineering **OSU NAACP VOSU Office of the President **Palamino’s Restaurant **Pat Bear VPatricia Grigg VPatti Swart VPatty Armbruster **Payne County Sheriff’s Office **Perkins Drug *Phi Mu Sorority VPhi Upsilon VPLC Group 3, VPrime Place *Priscilla Kinnick **Professional Firefighters Local 2095 *Psychology Club VRachel Metgger VRachel Shapin VRaquel Payne *Red Lobster **Renee Rogers **Residence Hall Assn. VRhett Cobb *Rib Crib **Richard and Dana Ayers *Richard and Debbie Lindley *, **, VRichard Hinkle *Robert and Peggy McCormick Charitable Fund *, VRobert and Vicki Phillips *Robin Hensley **Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory **Ron and Cara Beer *, **, V

Ronny Campbell *Rosalyn Weston **Ruby Hensley *RuthAnn Sirbaugh *, VRyan and Michelle Dickey *Ryan Nicklas **Sabrina Wilber VSalem Lutheran Church **Sara Alsup **Shane Robinson VShannon Davis VSharon Scott **Shawna Goodwin **Sherri Buntin **Sherri Carter *Shirley Gulick *Shyla Eggers VSHS Band Boosters **Sigma Kappa VSigma Phi Lambda VSigma Tau Gamma VSola Madison VSola Somade VSouthside Baptist Church *Spears School of Business Ambass. **, VSST Software **Stephen Kistler *Stephenie Connelly **Stillwater Medical Center *Stillwaffles **Stillwater Board of Education **Stillwater Church of Christ **, VStillwater Evening Kiwanis *Stillwater Public Library Staff **Stillwater Soccer Association *Stillwater Women Aid **Students Today, Leaders Forever VStillwater Arts & Humantities **Sue Downs VSue Nasalroad VSuzan Tacket **

Sydney Reding *Tabatha Jenkins *Takecia Reynolds VTed Smith *Terry Lore VTessa Stehr VTexas Roadhouse **The Apostoloc Church VThe Bank N.A. *, **The Beadery **The Territory **Tiffani Hamilton VTiger Drug **Tim Cameron VTim Gottlob VTom Lee *Tommy Moore VTony Buchanan *Tori Broussard **, VTotal Health **Town & Gown **Tracy and Ann Caine *, VTrey Lambert VTri Delta Sorority **UHBC Bible Study Group **UniFirst Corporation **Unitarian Universalist Church of Stillwater *United Methodist Women VUnited Way of Stillwater *University & Community FCU *, **University Heights Baptist Church *W.D. and M.C. Johnson **Wasson Family Charitable Foundation *Wes and Elizabeth Watkins **Wes Horne *Western Mechanical +William Stanley *Williams Clinic *Wilson Chevrolet *, **Wine & Spirits Warehouse **Wings of Hope **Zion Luthern Women’s Missionary League *

>Continued from previous page BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairperson:David SpiveyVice Chairperson:Jamie PayneTreasurer/Secretary:Jacqueline RitterDirectors: Blaire Atkinson, Lee Denney, Randall Elliott, Terry Faggins, Jessica Knights, Jim Lauerman, Norman McNickle, John Mills, RuthAnn Sirbaugh, Aaron Wilson

ADVISORY BOARDJohn Bryant Bob BurkKelly BurleyAnn Caine, EdD Shyla EggersKathy FranklinAnne GreenwoodAnn HalliganAnn HargisKent HouckDebbie Lindley Richard Lindley Jarrod Marcum-Noftsger John Romans, PhD Cory WilliamsCarla Wilsey, MD Carrie Winterowd, PhD.

EMPLOYEES Janet Fultz, Executive Director Kimberly Coates, Shelter Director Brad Epperson, Clinical Director Wes Horne, Business ManagerAinsley Bruton, Texanna Coleman, Stephenie Connelly, Shelbi Collins, Andrea Drain Langston, Deborah Eck, Angie Freeny, Mary Gibbons, Cindy Griffith, Loretta Hendrix, Emily Kenney, Morgan McClellan, Linda Parks, Sharilyn Roggow, Jonathan Stein, Ginger West

Payne County Youth Services wants to thank all the donors who generously gave their finanaces, time, talent and advocacy during the 2014 Fiscal Year. Through your generosity, PCYS has been better able to provide for the needs of the youth and families of Payne County.

PCYS makes every attempt to thank all donors. If you did not identify yourself at the time of your donation or if you feel your name was left off of this acknowledgement and would like to be added, please contact us. Should an omission occur, please know that this was unintentional and your contribution is greatly appreciated. Thank You!

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Annual Report Fiscal Year 2014

Abundant Life VAdina Peters VAir-O Heat and Air Cond *Alex Payne *Alison Witham Chakraborty *Allison Taylor VAlpha Kappa Alpha VAlpha Phi Alpha VAlynna Wiley VAmanda Taylor VAmy Marx **Anel McKenzie VAngelica Ramos VAnn and Jim Halligan*, **,VAnn Hargis**, VAnnette and Bill Barfield*, **Anthony Hart, +Apostolic Church **Ariel McKenzie VAshley Evans VAshley Hadwiger VAspen Coffee **Asplundh Tree Expert Company *Association of Black Psychologists VB&C Business Products *Bank of Cushing *Barbara Mintmire **Barbara Stone VBead Ranch **Becky Irby **Beta Fraternity VBetsy Avery **Betty Bryant Shaull, CPA *Bill and Linda Crutcher **Bill Anderson *Billy Powell VBlack Graduate Student Assn. VBlaine Bowers *Bob and Norma Burk *, **, VBob Hunger **Bob Walter VBoomerang **Boulder Creek **Breakfast Kiwanis **Brecca Farr *Brent Thompson *Brett Humphrey **Brian Thomas *Bridget Bohard **Brooke Avery **Cake Crazy **Caleb Jette VCalvary Assembly of God Ladies Aux V, +Career Tech **, VCarol Stone *Carpet Recovery Services, +Carrie and Phil Winterowd *, **, VCat Clinic **Central Drug **Chabreal McDaniel VCharlie’s Discount Drug **Charlsey King V

Chloe Kingery **Chris Ramsay, +Chris Szlichta *Christian Womens Fellowship *Christie Hicks **Church Women United *Cimmaron Valley Quilt Guild **Cindy Washington **Clinton Silvers VCompanys Comin **Conner Moslander VConsumers **Corbyn, Alex, Rachel **Cory Williams VCREC **Cynthia Hawk *Daddy O’s **Daniel and Jake Adams **Daniel Jordan VDave and Jo Hessel **David Bradley & Sharon Shonthaler *David Eck *David Lara, Country Comfort **David Pitts *David Silberberg **David and Valerie Spivey *, **, VDebbie Helms VDeborah Eck *Denise Roberts **Denise Weaver *Dennis Davis *DiAn Brown VDistinguished Young Women VDon and Lisa Sosbee *, **Donna Gunke lVDonna Helm VDonna Walter VDoris Williams VDorothy Friend *Doug and Carla Wilsey *, **, VDr. Darrell and Kim Sadler **Dr. Robert Swaim **Earline C. Strom **Elite Repeat *, **Elizabeth Danscuk VErin Fultz +Eskimo Joe’s **Esther Hutchens **Eva Belle Wilson Trust *Evelyn Roton VFestival of Trees, Eskimo Joes **Fiji Fraternity **, VFirst Christian Church *First Presbyterian Church *, **Food Pryamid **Frances Marshall VFreddie Paul’s **Freshman Action Team VFurniture Showcase **Gabby Bair VGary and Jane Clark *Gary Theilen *Gay Washington and Family **George Kaiser Family Foundation *

Gerald Stangl **Giana Williams VGina Griffith *Girl Scouts of Eastern OK **Gladeen Allred *, **Golden Kiwanis **Gordon Sloggett **Grace Missionary Baptist Church **, VGregg Russell *Gwen Parault VHampton Inn **Hannah Herman VHart Portrait Artists **, VHealth Atlantis Group VHeather Beadles Fine Portraits **Heather Martin VHelen Jordan **Helt Photography **Hideaway **Hobby Lobby **Howard and Frances Gregg *Indulge Salon **Interworks *Izaak Noman VJack McFarland VJamie and Tony Payne *, **, VJamie Griswell VJamie Hadwin **Jana Comer **Janet Anderson **Janzen Toyota Scion *Jason and Melissa Utley *Jason Langer **Jason S. Langen *Jawaan Neighbors VJeremy Daggs *Jerry Adkism VJerry and Kathy Franklin *Jim and Joann Lunsford *Jim and Pat Stormont **Jim Anderson **Jim Boston VJim Lauerman VJimmy’s Egg **Joe Rhodes VJohn A. Bryant *, VJohn and Barbara Mintmire **John and Belinda Martinelli *John and Connie Romans *, VJohn and Sam VanPelt *John and Tina Koemel *John Linehan **John Mills *, VJohn Newburn **Jon Patton *Joseph and Janice Jadlow **Josh Bible +JR, Hangar 1 Flight Center **Juergen Janzen *Junior Service League*, **Kaitlin Nickles VKappa Alpha Theta *, **Kappa Kappa Gamma **Kathy Eck *

Kathy Franklin VKeith Goodwin *Kelly and Lisa Burley *, VKen and Jill Beck **Ken Skillman *Kenneth and Karen Bell *Keno Kreations **Kent Houck *, **, VKevin and Sherri Koskela *Kim Fultz-Shenold, +Kim Hall **Krista Reimer *Kwik Kar **Kyle Martin VKyle Shirm VLakeside Golf Course **Lakisi Brown VLaRitz Salon **Larry and Beverly Perkins **Larry Secrest VLaureene Gantz VLaurie Eastman **Ledbetter Insurance *Lee Denney *, VLevi Hazelton VLinda Cole **Linda Titanich **Lisa and Fred Wiegleb *Loretta Goodner **Lorna Stein **Lost Creek UMC **Louies Grill & Bar **Lynn Reeves *Margaret Orr **Mark Cristiano *Mary and Daniel Dickey *Mary Britton VMary Kessler **Mary Melton **Maura McDonald VMegan Murray VMelody Wright *Michele Moore *Michelle Hix **Mike and Anne Greenwood *, VMike Dawson VMike Dunn VMike Schaller VMonticello Apartments **Morgan Rom VMs. OK Collegiate America VMulhall-Orlando Lions Club **Murphy’s Dept Store **Murray Family VN. Dale Talkington **Nails & Spa **Nancy and Jerry Crenshaw *Nancy Kramer *Natalie Yandell **National FFA Organization **Nature’s Supply **Nellie C. Crenshaw *NFHC, VNicole Taylor *

>Donors list continued on next page

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Payne County Youth Services strives to provide services every day in the most professional, effective and efficient manner. Our most important feedback comes from our stakeholders, which include clients, families, referral sources and the community.

PCYS is accredited, monitored and licensed by:The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitative Facilities (CARF International)The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ServicesThe Stillwater Area United WayThe Oklahoma Office of Juvenile AffairsThe Oklahoma Association of Youth ServicesNational Safe PlaceThe Oklahoma Department of Human Services Licensing Division

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PCYS Receives Outstanding ReviewsPayne County Youth Services received 100% Compliance along with Commendations on Peer Review by the Oklahoma Association of Youth Services and the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs Monitoring. The Emergency Youth Shelter received outstanding results from OKDHS Licensing Division.

Payne County Youth Services, Inc., is pleased to provide this Annual Report to our stakeholders. In this report we have highlighted activities, community partners, members of our Board of Directors and Advisory Board for Sustainability and Public Awareness, Staff, and our programs. We have presented our financial position and highlighted some of our most loyal volunteers and donors. The full impact of programming is difficult to quantify. Even though we have provided outputs and outcomes, how does one truly measure the impact on a child when that child is taken from a place of danger and abuse or neglect, and placed in a comforting, home-like shelter. How does one truly measure the impact on society of the long life, lived well, of one young person who obtained the crisis intervention and counseling they needed and did not take their own life that dark night. How does one measure the hours of time and worry of parents who are helped by parenting classes. Indeed, how does one measure the impact on the donor when that donation of time, talent or treasure was given. Our services are measured by the statistical measures of our industry, and we use this information fully to inform our programs. Yet, our services are more fully measured by the lives lived, the youth who go on to grow and succeed as well as the ones who go on to be faced with challenges. We invite you to help us increase our impact, by serving on a board, donating, volunteering, attending fundraising events and connecting us with your contacts. Lend your talent, time and treasure to this endeavor. Impact a life for now, and impact our world for the future. It is, after all, the future that our youth will determine.

FY 2014 Agency highlights

FY 2014 Board & Staff News highlights

PCYS Program Coordinator Receives Award Angie Freeny, Payne County Youth Services Program Coordinator, was honored as the recipient of the Oklahoma Association of Youth Services Outstanding Youth Worker, Carmel Bland Award, at the Oklahoma Association of Youth Services Annual Meeting Awards Banquet on Friday, June 13, in Durant.

Payne County Youth Services was reaccredited by CARF Inernational for our Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Case Management Programs. PCYS received another 3-Year Certification, and a 99.9% Compliance Rating.

PCYS Board and Staff Honored at OAYS

Payne County Youth Services honored local child advocates for a combined 50 years of service. Awards were presented at the Oklahoma Association of Youth Services Annual Meeting in June 2014. Receiving awards were Andrea Drain-Langston, Deborah Eck, Laci Campbell, David Spivey, Kelly Burley, Shyla Eggers, John Romans, PhD, Representative Cory Williams, and Carrie Winterowd, PhD.

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An Evening to Remember was held in February 2014. Entertainment was provided by The John Hamill Jazz Trio. The evening included dinner and a silent auction, along with a call to action by State Representative Lee Denney to protect children and youth. Volunteers from several OSU Fraternities and Sororities helped to set up and serve. Others in the community donated auction items and sponsored tables. PCYS appreciates everyone who assisted in making this event a success.

FY 2014 Fundraising Events highlights

10th Annual Tee It Up For Teens Golf Tournament

Thanks to hole sponsors who included:Gold – Houck Agency, Stillwater Medical Center, Wilson Chevrolet, Bank of Cushing, Stillwater Professional Firefighters, Interworks, Inc.Silver – Air-O Heat & Air ConditioningBronze – Perkins Drug, Ledbetter Insurance, Senator James and Ann Halligan, B&C Business Products, ONB Bank.

For information about our services or how you may support PCYS, please visit our website at www.pcys.org, call 405-377-3380, or find us on facebook. PCYS is a 501(c)3 organization.

FY 2014 Community Partners highlights PCYS Staff attended the Cushing PRCA Rodeo in July. Information about the agency was shared with curious adults while staff passed out candy and glowing bracelets or necklaces to youth. Thanks to John Bryant and The Bank of Cushing for their support.

PCYS participated in the Sea of Orange Parade, the 6th year the agency has entered a float. This activity encourages the Stillwater and OSU communities in support of the agency.

Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre – SAVE THE DATECome solve the mystery of My Fatal Valentine. Mark your calendars now for An Evening To Remember, February 7, 2015, at 6 p.m., at the Wes Watkins Center on the OSU Campus in Stillwater, Oklahoma. An evening of great food, theater, a live and silent auction and a few surprises will provide support for critical services to youth and families.

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Emergency Shelter – The Youth Emergency Shelter provides a safe place to stay for youth in crisis, protecting children and youth from child abuse, neglect and trauma. Last year 106 young people stayed a total of 3,392 days in the Shelter. Average length of stay was 32 days.

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counseling – Individual family and group counseling helps clients work through issues and meet goals. The program counseled 254 youth and their families, improving their functioning and quality of life.

Psychoeducational Services – Agency counselors provided services to 140 students, accounting for 1,950 hours. School-based groups provide evidence-based curriculum programming that assist clients to learn and utilize adaptive skills to improve their lives.

Community Education/Development – Provides opportunities and information to the community in order to work collaboratively in support of youth and families, thus creating a more productive and healthy community. These services were presented to over 16,185 people for 501 hours.

Skills for Success/First Offender Program – A program for youth who have violated or are at-risk for law-violation, this program reduces law violations among youth and enhances communication and understanding within families. 130 youth and parents/guardians were served by the program, accounting for 2,600 service hours.

Safe Place – Safe Place ensures young people in crisis can get help 24/7/365. 30 youth accessed Safe Place. Safe Place presentations were provided to 8,050 youth in 14 schools reducing the potential for harm to the child or youth. The knowledge and courage to advocate for their own safety and that of their peers is strengthened by this program. Safe Place sites now total 58 in 7 communities, as well as 22 rolling sites with the OSU BOB’s Bus Transit System, which create a county-wide safety net where youth get help fast.

Case Management – Case management services assist clients and their families to connect with their community and better implement skills learned in programming. 238 hours of case management were provided to clients across programs.

The Workforce Investment Act Program- WIA served 27 youth in year-round and summer programming, school tutoring, job shadowing, work experience, life skills and other programming. Youth increase skills, obtain employment, continue their education and transition into productive members of the work force.

Runaway & Homeless Services – Youth are protected from the dangers of living on the streets and increase their opportunities to find stable homes.

Victims of Crime (VOCA) Services – 73 clients were served by this program. VOCA services empower and engage clients to process and recover from abuse, neglect and trauma and advocates for victims’ rights and needs.

Healthy Steps - 512 children and their families were served by this program, in which child development specialists provided early intervention and connection to resources.

Transitional Living Program – TLP provides support for youth transitioning into adulthood by protecting youth from the risks of homelessness, teaching life skills, fostering independence and permanent connections and facilitating successful independent living. TLP served 8 clients during 2014.

FY 2014 Program Outcomes & Outputs highlights

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Payne County Youth Services received a grant from Elite Repeat in the amount of $5,000. Elite Repeat continues it‘s generous monthly support of PCYS in addition to this grant.

Students Today Leaders Forever visited PCYS. The STLF believe in revealing leadership through service in their Pay It Forward Tour.

A prize at Tee It Up for Teens Golf Tournament, Ann Hargis provided a tour of the OSU campus aboard her orange golf cart Clementine.

Hargis provided a tour of areas of the OSU campus that included the Stuart and Linda Price Mother’s Garden by the Atherton, the Formal Gardens, Garth Brooks’ topiary hat and Legacy Walk. Of her support of PCYS, Hargis stated, “It is always rewarding to help spread the word about the meaningful services provided by PCYS.”

PCYS Honored Donors and Volunteers at Annual Appreciation Dinner

Appreciation Awards were given in several categories to recognize some of the donors and volunteers from the previous fiscal year. PCYS Board Member, John Mills, presented plaques to award winners as follows:Heart of the CommunityBiff and Sue Horrocks; Gay Washington; Dale Sorrell; Dr. Clint and Dr. Sara Metcalf; Dr. Darrell and Mrs. Kim Sadler; Ken and Jennifer HudgeonsOutstanding CollegiateKappa Sigma; President’s Leadership Council; Alpha Chi Omega; OSU Non-Traditional StudentsBuildersMichael and Anne Greenwood; Elite Repeat; The Bank N.A.; Bank of CushingKey ResourcesSt. Andrews Thrift Shop; Habitat for Humanity; United Way; Sarkeys FoundationOutstanding Board Member Lee Denney; Jim Lauerman; David SpiveyOutstanding Advisory Board Member Cory Williams; John Bryant; Shyla EggersOutstanding Corporate SupporterDevon Energy; Perkins Drug; Texas Roadhouse, Charlie’s DrugOutstanding VolunteerRipley High School MAD Week; Anthony Hart; Ron Beer; John Leonard; Charlie PetersonOutstanding Out-of-State SupporterDebra Emerson; William Stanley

FY 2014 Community Partners highlights

Ripley secondary schools raised and donated funds to support PCYS at Make A Difference (MAD) Week.

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Payne County Youth Services was honored to receive a $12,500 grant from the George Kaiser Family Foundation. Presented at the Frontier Rotary Club meeting, Mr. Ken Levit, Executive Director at the GKFF, stated that input from Senator James Halligan and the work of PCYS as, “one of the state’s best”, were the reasons for the grant. PCYS is grateful to the GKFF, Senator Halligan, and the Frontier Rotary Club for their support.

FY 2014 Financial highlights

Statement of Financial Position as of June 30, 2014 Statement of Activities as of June 30, 2014Assets 2014 Revenue 2014Cash $190,429 State $513,984Investment CDs $75,838 Federal $16,049Accounts Receivable $52,604 Donations $79,805Prepaid expenses $6,786 Title XIX $1,047Property & Equipment $182 Interest $290Total Assets $325,839 United Way $10,609

Healthy Steps $3,600Liabilities Misc. $36,475Accounts Payable $8,101 Private Contracts $154,719Accrued Absenses $29,744 Total Revenue $816,578Total Liabilities $37,844Equity $287,995 ExpensesTotal Liabilities & Equity $325,839 Program Services $670,414

Administrative & General $192,439Total Expenses $862,853

Equity at Beginning of Year $335,245Equity at End of Year $287,995Change in Equity -$47,250

$304,806 35%

$186,510 22%

$65,714 8%

$192,439 22%

$16,049 2%

$26,536 3% $13,044

2% $795 0%

$35,650 4%

$11,318 1%

$9,991 1%

Expenses FY14

Shelter Outreach WIA

Local DHHS ESG/Trans.

Cars XIX VOCA

Hlth Stp Skills

$513,984 63%

$16,049 2%

$79,805 10%

$1,047 0%

$290 0%

$10,609 1% $3,600

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$36,475 5%

$154,719 19%

Revenue FY14

State FederalDonations Title XIXInvestments Misc.Hlth. Steps United WayPrivate Contracts

PCYS received an Emergency Solutions Grant through the Department of Commerce. This grant supports the Emergency Youth Shelter and Transitional Living Programs.

FY 2014 Community Partners highlights

PCYS was privileged to be included as a stop along the way of the Tea and Tour, sponsored by Ann Hargis, to benefit the Stillwater Area United Way.

The United Way Day of Caring once again provided an amazing number of volunteers who accomplished many tasks at both our shelter and outpatient/administrative locations. We thank Armstrong World Industries, BancFirst and National Standard. PCYS staff volunteered at Big Brothers/Big Sisters. We are very grateful to the United Way for this assistance. PCYS is a proud UW agency.

SST Software hosted a Potato Drop through the Society of St. Andrews, a national organization focused on eliminating hunger through minimizing waste and gleaning from farms.

National Safe Place Week Celebrated

PCYS celebrated NATIONAL SAFE PLACE WEEK. Safe Place is a nationally acclaimed outreach program that makes help readily available to young people in crisis.

Payne County Youth Services has operated the Safe Place program for Payne County since 1996. Payne County currently has 58 Safe Place sites and 18 OSU buses that carry the Safe Place sign. Should a young person feel they are unsafe, they can access services for themselves by going to a Safe Place site or by calling the Payne County Youth Services Shelter and accessing the Safe Place program. PCYS would like to thank our Safe Place sites for their support and dedication to the Safe Place program and the youth and families of our communities.

FY 2014 Community Education /Development highlights

Program Continues to Make a Big Impact

The Payne County Youth Services Transitional Living Program continued with 4 adults and 2 children placed in apartments. Clients pursue educational and employment goals as well as receive individualized case management, counseling and supportive services. Our first client has completed high school, is living without financial support of the program and attending post-secondary education.

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PCYS was represented at a September meeting of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth. Janet Fultz, Executive Director at Payne County Youth Services, and Bryan Larison, Executive Director at the Oklahoma Lion’s Boy’s Ranch, were invited to participate on the panel entitled, “Community Based Transition Initiative Pilots in Payne and Jackson Counties”. Fultz and Larison discussed the joint venture between their two agencies that has brought the Payne County Transitional Living Program into existence.

Voices of Today Art, Poetry and Photography Contest was held with 90 participants. The theme for this year’s contest was “The Sky is The Limit”. Participants explore and refine skills and talents, receive positive feedback and express thoughts and ideas in positive, age-appropriate ways.

FY 2014 Program highlights

PCYS sponsored our Adopt-a-Family program, matching 25 families with donors, making holiday wishes come true for some of our most needful clients. Community support for this program continued to grow.

PCYS participated in the Cushing Christmas Parade. PCYS serves Cushing Public Schools and the community.

PCYS sponsered an intern from Leadership Stillwater. Thank you to the Stillwater Chamber of Commerce, where PCYS is a long-time member.