PowerfulPowerful stories of HoPe and generosity

Impact RepoRt July 1, 2013 — June 30, 2015

ery journey with us. At times harrowing, yet relentlessly optimistic, her story took us to the depths of her despair and to the brightness of her life and future in recovery. Her experience, strength, and hope reminded all of us of the courage that it takes to find and sustain recovery.

This community exemplifies that courage – the willingness

to act when action is needed, the strength to stand up as faces and voices of recovery, the compassion to reach out to others and walk with them on their recovery journey. Your courage is a deep wellspring of inspiration at the Cen-ter each and every day.

Thank you for believing in the hope of recovery. Thank you for believing in the mission of FAVOR Greenville.

Powerful missiOn Because of youR suppoRt, lIves aRe changed and saved at favoR eveRy day.

IndIvIduals have sought help at faVor since July 1, 2013: 38% are family members and 62% are individ-uals seeking or in early recovery.

has been donated to faVor through the gen-erosity of individuals and local foundations.

famIlIes began the arise intervention process, with an 83% success rate.

We all have been a part of something truly mo-mentous these past two years. You heard the call-to-action when the need for new recovery

support services in our community had reached a des-perate level.

You responded with awe-inspiring generosity and hum-ble service. You created the FAVOR culture of openness and compassion that participants find so appealing. You have saved and changed the lives of well over 4,000 indi-viduals and family members to date – thanks to your belief that everyone deserves a life in recovery from substance use disorders.

The community that has emerged at the Center – the FAVOR Family – epitomizes the vision that we have for the entire Greenville community: that we will become a community that embraces and celebrates recovery as a positive, healing force.

That positive force was present at our Gifts of Recovery Luncheon in november, 2014, when national Recovery Advocate Tara Conner, miss UsA 2006, shared her recov-

vIsIts by participants for services: 33% for all recovery Meetings, 11% for family group, 21% for outreach, 15% for Coaching and interventions, and 20% for training, Volunteering and Community events.

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contact usfaVor greenville355 Woodruff roadsuite 303greenville, sC 29607864-385-7757favorgreenville.org

Rich JonesExecutive Director

Bethany sparksDevelopment Director

mIssIon The mission of FAVOR Greenville is to promote long-term recovery from substance use disorders through education, advocacy and recovery support services, result-ing in healthier individuals, families, and communities.

vIsIon The community embraces and celebrates recov-ery from substance use disorders as a positive, healing force.

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Tara Conner with Chris O’Neal at the Gifts of Recovery Luncheon

Powerful leAdeRsHip dedIcated communIty leadeRs makIng RecoveRy avaIlaBle to eveRyone.

leadership is always the crucial success factor in any effective endeavor. FAVOR is blessed to have a Board of directors and Fund development Council that are com-

mitted to assuring that FAVOR offers new hope to individuals and families both today and far into the future. These leaders set a shining example for good governance practices, gener-ous individual philanthropy and mission-driven focus.

RecoveRy from addic- tion is a reality in the lives of millions.

RecoveRy is a right for everyone.

RecoveRy can be achieved through many pathways.

RecoveRy flourishes in supportive communities.

RecoveRy is a voluntary process.

RecoveRIng people are part of the solution.

RecoveRy gives back what addiction has taken away.

RecoveRy benefits everyone.

Core BelIefS

amy BaileyIntegrated Case ManagerGreenville Health System

marcia W. Barker Victim/Witness ProgramGreenville/Pickens Solicitor’s Office

sheila BrooksInsurance Broker

darlene cooglerCommunity Volunteer Leader

gene covingtonCommunity Volunteer Leader

t. michael greerPresident/CEO Pinnacle Coating and Converting

paige grimballCommunity Volunteer Leader

W. denton BurnetteProfessional Mortgage Co.

gene covingtonCommunity Volunteer Leader

leighton cubbageSerrus Capital Partners

J. Beach fosterRaymond James

t. michael greerPinnacle Coating and Converting

tracy hardawayUBS Financial Services

Becky hartnessCommunity Volunteer Leader

W. hayne hippCommunity Volunteer Leader

patricia a. lawdahlCommunity Volunteer Leader

Wendi mattCommunity Volunteer Leader

James p. mckissickCommercial Real Estate BrokerConvergent Property Group

James h. price IIIAttorneyPrice Law Firm

scott a. RobinsonCommunity Volunteer Leader

pam W. Rouse Smith Moore Leatherwood LLP

nancy smithCommunity Volunteer Leader

martha spinksCommunity Volunteer Leader

James p. mckissickConvergent Property Group

Jane f. presslyFundraising Consultant

angela santeriniCommunity Volunteer Leader

susan R. scovilCommunity Volunteer Leader

minor m. shawMicco Corporation

l. stewart spinksSpinx Company, Inc.

martha spinksCommunity Volunteer Leader

mary p. sterlingCommunity Volunteer Leader

mark thornburghCornerstone Financial Partners

BoaRd of dIRectoRs July 1, 2013 — June 30, 2015 fund development councIl

“ It gives us great joy to know that our gift is helping another family find recovery at FAVOR. — elizabeth and James mcKissick

“This addiction thing is taboo.

Nobody wants to talk about it,

everybody wants to hide it; but it’s

everywhere. And until you get it out

into the open, you’re really not going

to be able to help yourself or your

loved one who’s dealing with it.”

— denton Burnette

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Elizabeth and James McKissick

Donna and Denton Burnette

Powerful pROGRAms hope lIves at favoR.

• All Recovery meetings • Family Recovery meetings • Recovery Coaching• Telephone Recovery support and Outreach• Family Recovery Workshops• Family intervention services• The Children’s program• The Teen program• Adventures in Recovery (AiR)• Recovery Celebration events• Recovery Advocacy and education

Because of the incredible support of our donors and volunteers, people who suffer with a substance use disorder

come to FAVOR to begin a compassionate conversation about how drinking and drug use have impacted their lives. They find the hope and courage they need to start a process of change based on their vision of how their lives can be different in recovery.

At FAVOR, there are no criteria to be met, no insurance required, no discharge planning. programs and services are offered at no cost, so there are no financial barriers to participation.

I really believe this is a place that changes people’s

lives and helps them to get better. They do that for a huge

number of people. I really believe in FAVOR.

— Jay ivey

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a family member is not the only one affected by addiction but the entire family as well. for Bill and suzanne Misiaveg and their daughter, Christen, faVor offered a place where they could find what they needed most – hope and help.

“faVor offered our family a totally different approach that was embracing and full of hope and encouragement. our daughter who is in recovery greatly benefited from the programs and support at faVor, so much so, she volunteers her time there. But faVor has also offered us support and resources that address our perspective and needs.

from the meetings to the recovery Coaches to the activities, we have learned so much about the disease, the science of addiction and the ways people can begin and remain in recovery. there is great compassion and openness at faVor with an atmosphere full of positivity, joy and inspiration.

faVor is all about building relationships and providing information that is focused toward recovery. their programs are more tailored to a person’s, parent’s or family’s needs and engages them at a level that is relatable and heartfelt.

for our family, faVor has been life-changing. it is where you will find hope as soon as you walk in the door.”

suzanne and BIll mIsIavegFAVOR is about building relationships and sup- porting the entire family.

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Tricia Lawdahl, Recovery CoachRich leads a Family Group Meeting

people joined the innovative air Program (adventures in recovery) to experience a vari-ety of activities each month, including hiking, white water rafting, paintball and trips to Carowinds.

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“The fact that I finally don’t feel alone is my favorite part about my FAVOR experience.

I realize that I’m not the only person with this.

And being at FAVOR really just is the first time I have ever really been happy.” — Karsen erwin, Teen Group

Powerful ResUlTs the Joy of RecoveRy Is found at favoR.

people on average attend the family support group Meeting every Monday night.

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since the doors of FAVOR Greenville Center opened in July, 2013, hundreds of people immediately enrolled in our non-clinical programs and have since become dedicated participants and

volunteers.We believe that easy and immediate access to intervention services

and to recovery support over the long-term is the missing link in our system of care.

IndIvIduals engaged in faVor pro-gramming since July 1, 2013, far exceeding our two year goal of 2,300.

4,232paRtIcIpants enrolled in the faVor out-reach Programs at Carolina Center for Behavioral Health, gateway House, Holmesview, Phoenix Cen-ter, serenity Place, springBrook, and turning Point.

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“The best part of my FAVOR experience? It’s given my life back to me, and it’s given me the comfort, the

support, the direction—everything you can think of to put me in the right direction to get myself back together.”

— Gina sayegh, Family member

Mike Malone and Carter Jewell share some “recovery joy.”

Thomas Nelson and his mom Julie

Children’s Program participants have fun at Carowinds

Powerful pHilAnTHROpY gIvIng fRom the heaRt, gIvIng WIth gRatItude.

Recovery Benefactors AnonymousHollingsworth Funds, inc.

Recovery patrons Greenville Women GivingJolley FoundationJane F. presslymartha and stewart spinksUnited Way of Greenville Co.

Recovery leaders daniel-mickel FoundationGardner-santerini/ Gardner-Rudisill FoundationTracy and Charles HardawayW. Hayne HippThe phoenix Centermary peace sterlingJohn i. smith Charities

Recovery ambassadors shounda and Tommy FosterFielding and Gally Gallivanstephen m. Grantlaura and mike GreerKelley smith O’QuinnscansourceJune and Gerald scroggs

Recovery allies Judith and Bo Aughtrydonna and denton BurnetteBilly Clinkscalesmarion and William CrawfordJane Rush davenportFAVOR sCGreenville Health systemmary simms F. Gregorypriscilla and Johnny HaginsBecky and Bobby HartnessJunior league of Greenville, inc.suzanne and Bill misiavegsherry and david pooleAnn and porter Rosesisk Foundation of BsUmCKaren and Hank sittonsydney T. TaylorC. Thomas Wyche Fund

Recovery advocates peggy and Ralph AndersonCarolina Center for Behavioral HealthGene and Champ* Covingtonmaria and Beach FosterGannett Foundationpaige and Richard Grimballelizabeth and Flynn lambert

Tricia and Rick lawdahlAnna and dana leavittmary and mike mcnicholasKim and Wally mullinaxJackie norwoodpavillon internationalKelly and lee powellGladys Richardsonpam RouseGina and Bill sayeghJoe stephenson, mdmelissa and Bryson Thomasonneill m. TimmonsWells Fargo Wealth management

Recovery guardiansAmy BaileyJames F. BakkerKerry and Bill Bannistermarcia and Charles Barkersherry and Richard Barrettlinda and Hal Blackmary and John Braeunigscottie lu and steve BrandtWilliam W. BrownJackie and Tom BuczkowskiChrist Church WomenCurrent Tools, inc. John devlinTracey easterling

Foundations Recovery network, llCleigh FrickFelicia d. FurmanJoe and Charleen GallowayHarriet and Andy Goldsmithpeggy and ed Goodmary simms F. GregoryCecil G. “Buzz” Gunter Jr.Janine and Jim HatfieldHouser Familysarah C. Jacksonstan KingChicken and Hurdle leaFrankie and Ken leeAshley mannelizabeth and James mcKissickde ila meyersherry pooleJane and Chip pricelou Ann and michael pursleyCaroline and Joe Ryansusan and John scovil Ginger shermanJerry shiveRobin and daniel smithsouthern First Bankdebbie and Bo stuckeyCheryl and paul swensonJoni and phil ThomasThornblade ClubKathy and Roger TroutmanUpstate Women’s ClubAmy sutherland and Joe WatsonAlexandra F. Whitleysusan and david Wilkinssuzanne and Harold Willsonnancy Thomas and Charlie Wofforddiane and Grady Wyatt

Recovery defendersWilliam “Bill” Alewineelizabeth BabbConnie and lee Bryanmellnee G. BuchheitRonald mcdonald House Charities of the CarolinasBeverly and Richard ChiversJill and michael CogdillKatie and Clark Gallivanmary Kaye and Bill GaultCarol HallAnn HammondRichard HardawayJennifer and John HarveyJane R. HightowerCindy and Clay ingramnan Johnstonmelissa and Rich JonesJohn KnightKathy and ed KnippleToni and nils lindbloomsarah and philip maibergersue and mackie manningdottie mcCallapaula and Alec mcCallumdeborah meadows, mdlarry nachmannancy m. netter, mddorianne norwoodHelen and Russell smartBlanche and Jimmie stewartCathy and mark stewartThor precision, inc.

Over the past two years, you---our donors---have opened your loving hearts and extended your loving hands to provide the life-saving recovery

connections available at FAVOR. Your compassion and generosity make real miracles happen!

donoRs to gifts of RecoveRy campaign July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2015

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June and Gerald Scroggs

Kris and John UprichardBett Whitemary ellen and Bob Yeargin

Recovery supporters Anonymous elaine Barnhillstephanie and Brock Bauknight Chris Beukemasarah and Will Bryantdottie C. Campbelllori and Andy CashinTricia earleKim and larry estridgenorman Glickmannancy and paul GoldsmithAnne and Howard HillHeather and Glenn Hilliardellesor HolderAndrea HudsonBetty and Bob Jenkinslorry and Brad mayQuestria W. meyerlib Richardsondick RileyKaren and dave RileyCharles B. “Chuck” simmonsnancy smithBethany m. sparksstevie strangeellen and lee Templetondev Vaz, mdJeffrey Voitelsandy and Bob WellingCathy and Andy Westbrookpaul Wickensimer

Recovery friends Jacqueline V. BiedlingmaierClairene and Hugh AikenJudy and Jim AlexanderKathryn AllenJune and Andy AndersonChardae Anderson

Charles R. AndersonFran and stuart AndersonVicki AndersonTina and louis ArboreJeannette and nelson Arringtonlauri Ashmoresherry and Tom Atkinsondebra and John Bakernancy C. Bakerdianne and Terry BarnesJennifer and david BarrettHarriet and Clarence Bauknightpenny Beachamsarah and pace Beattiemary e. Beckereleanor W. BeckmanCarolyn BeiersBarbara BergerBarbara and Gene BergerCarter Berryeugene BishopJohn Bishoplinda K. BivensKaren e. BjellandClare and Joe Blakepam BlakelyRichard BlumburgBobbie Jo Branyonlisa and mark Bridgesmargaret and duff Brucelynne and Henry Bryantpeggy BurnettCarol Cainpatricia H. CampbellCheryl and mac Carpentermarshell Cartersara and Ronald Chastain Beth and Wally ChevesJolley Christmannadine and Woodrow ClarkJane Clinestacy and Glenn Cline sally and Charles CobleCharlene H. ComerCommunity Foundation of Greenville

Judy and Terry ConnellBetty CopelandAnn CopseyJo and eben* CowanGale CrawfordChris and mark CunninghamCaroline davisleah and Robert davisZermah dawesAnnemarie deFronzomary lou Hill and Roy desslochRhonda douglaslaura dozierKathleen duffyGaye and Frank dupreeJulie and dave edwardsliz and dan einsteinsugi and nate einsteinJane ellefsonelliott davis, llCnicole emmonssusie and Chris ericksonsarah l. “sally” FantBetty Farremily Fayssouxmary Ann and Hal FisherKirsten and Christopher FloydFreeman and moore, pCnancy and Richard Furmansusan and Banks Garrison

Coley and evan GaultAnne Gibsondenise GlennJoyce and Clyde Glennmary Jean GoodfellowYvonne Goodwinelizabeth Gowermark GraeserBurnley and Fred Graham mary s. Grantlynne and Victor GroutJan and Jay HaasJanice and Bill HaglerHelen and Al Hagoodpaula and Roby HaleCarolyn K. Halldiana scott HammondRandy Harrisonsuzanne Heapedianna and Robert Helfrichnancy and William Hendersonleigh HenningerJoan and Bill Higginsmarion HolcombeAmber Hollingsworthemmy and Bill Holt Jonathan Homersherry and Tee HooperBev and Bob HowardConnie and don HowardJan Howard*page and Bob Hoyleida HudsonAnne p. HuffmanVelda HughesCarolyn and don Hugheselizabeth and shay Hughey

Ann HultstrandJean and Julian Huntelizabeth s. HunterJoy and Art HutsonJanice and Jerry HycheKristan Jadwickdeborah Johnsonmartha C. Johnsonsheila JohnsonCarol Joneserin Culbertsonlibby and Bill KehlJoan and michael KellettAnne and Thom Kennerlyday and Bobby KingCynthia and mac Knight

Kasel Knightsilica larkinRaymond B. leelegacy Academydebbie and mike littleBessie long

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It makes all the difference to talk to someone who has the experience of addiction and recovery. FAVOR is a special

place and I want to be sure it is here in the future.— Thomas nelson ” 7

Baxter Wynn

Greenville News guests at the Gifts of Recovery Luncheon

mike F. maloneAnne martinCat and michael martinChristopher massingillGarland and Fleming mattoxpam and mike mayKelley n. mcGrawGayle and William mcHaffieKathryn mcKissickmaureen mcpartlandAnn montjoy mendelson and elizabeth montjoysandra merrillmichelin north Americapaulie sexton miles, susan sexton, and Tara davisJane and morgan milfordpatricia mitchelldella moodypeg and Jim morganelan morrisondebbie moseleyGwendolyn and sam mossGrier and Butler mullinsRev. margaret muncieCaroline and Cecil nelsonJulie and Tom nelsonserena nelson and Adam Ruffinlauren noesunshine and Ben norwoodJennifer O’nealsarah lauren Ordersmillie* and Joe Outtenlouise Oxnerelizabeth parkerJames pavlovichJo lynne pearceBryan pingitorelizabeth and Robert pirtleCema powellTeresa powelldoris and Richard pruittmary Jane and david QuattlebaumJean and Ken Raines

ivy and dean RaineyAimee l. RedickCarol Reevespatricia and marsh RobertsonBecky and Craig RobinsonGinny and david RobinsonVictoria and scott Robinsonpaula and Hagen Rousesally and earle RussellFrances and Bobby salyermary “peeWee” and neal satterfieldFrancis schmid margaret schmittmarian and don sellerslynn and Jim sewardAnn and Gordon sherardKimberly shermanKyrie shomaker, mdirveta and Coleman shouseJudy and Bud slakerCatherine R. smallsmith Companies, llClaura smithTaylor smithlottie smithdiane smock southern Om Hot YogaColleen stanardmarti stegalldeeder stonenick strausssuburban pediatric physician Group, pAKathy O. suttonsherry sutton

Catherine B. TalleyBryan TepedinoCathy and stan TewKitty and donald Thielkephilip Thomassherry and Chuck Timmonsskye Wells ToddAddie TownesBrenda and Charles TrinderGreg TurnageU.s. lumber/Ronnie stroudJosephine and Harry UsseryHarriet m. Van Hale, mdTeena Van Vicksteve WalkerBeth Wallacenicky Wallacelaurel and John WannerBette WatersBarbara B. WatsonGay and J.B. Wattslanny and Billy Webster Janet Welcheleanor and irv Welling Bobbie and Bill WhelessWilliam WhitakerCarol Wilkinsivey Williamsdianne and dan WilliamsonCheryl WilsonCarroll WilsonJane Wilsonsharon and steve Wilsondebbie Winklemike Woffordmarguerite and Baker WycheHubert Yarborough

In Honor ofmarcia Barker and pam RouseAnonymousdonna and denton Burnettedelta interests, llCAnne m. HillBryson G. ThomasonWilliam denton Burnette, Jr.elizabeth and Flynn lambertgene and champ covingtonemily G. Fayssouxdebora faulkner and ted sauvainCommunity Foundation of Greenville, inc.Jan and Bill henningerleigh Henningerlacey and Joey klotzKaren Rileymike maloneellen TempletonJudy mcBreartyJoni and phil Thomasthomas nelsonJulie nelson

Jane f. presslymary simms F. GregoryRichard Hardawayscroggs familyJohn Bakermartha and stewart spinksWells Fargo Wealth managementJoni and phil thomasphillip Thomas

In memory oflogan Boggsellen and lee Templeton

mamie BruceGene and Champ* CovingtonGrier and Butler mullins

champ covingtoneleanor and irv Welling

Buckley Jacquesirveta and Coleman shousemonte n. Wallace

carolyn kingsteven G. Walker

Jill salyer mooreArt Class Friendssherry and Thomas Atkinsonstephanie and Brock BauknightCarolyn p. BeiersBobbie Jo Branyonnadine and Woodrow ClarkJane W. Clinestacy and Glenn ClineCharlene H. ComerJudy and Terry ConnellKathleen duffy

Give what you can, seriously, because they give so much. They have helped so many people. They really have. Anybody

who experiences FAVOR will say the same thing.— Gina sayegh, Family participant

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Recovery Coaches Tricia Lawdahl and Mary Kaye Gault

Gina Sayegh, Family Member and Volunteer

patricia n. earleJulie and dave edwardsliz and dan einsteinsugi and nate einsteinelliott davis decosimo FriendsBetty FarrAnne Gibsonpriscilla and John HaginsCarolyn K. HallBecky and Bobby Hartnessnancy and William Henderson

Ann Haselwood Hultstrandelizabeth s. HunterCema powellCaroline and Joe RyanFrances and Bobby salyerirveta and Coleman shousesmith Companies, inc.ellen and lee TempletonAddie TownesGreg TurnageU.s. lumberJosephine and Harry UsseryGay and J.B. Wattsdianne and dan Williamson

patrick pattersonmary Ann and Hal FisherCarolyn and don HughesChristopher R. massingillsandra merrillKitty and donald Thielke

William poolepeggy and Ralph Andersondianne and Terry BarnesGale Crawfordleah and Robert davisTara davisCarol W. Jonesmichelin north Americapaulie sexton mileselizabeth and Robert pirtleGinny and david Robinsonsusan sexton

James B. pressly IIIJudy and Jim AlexanderJune and Andy AndersonFrances and stewart Andersonpeggy and Ralph AndersonTina and louis Arborenancy Bakermarcia and Charles Barkerelaine BarnhillHarriet and Clarence Bauknighteleanor W. BeckmanJohn A. Bishoplinda K. Bivenslinda and Hal BlackClare and Joe BlakeRichard G. Blumbergscottie lou and steve Brandtmargaret and duff Bruce Connie and lee Bryanlynne and Henry Bryantsarah and Will Bryantpeggy marguerite Burnettdonna and denton BurnetteCarolina Center for Behavioral Healthsara and Ronald ChastainBeth and Wally ChevesJolley Bruce ChristmanAnn l. CopseyGene and Champ* Covingtonerin CulbertsonChris and marc CunninghamCaroline A. davis

Zermah dawesAnnemarie F. deFronzoRhonda douglaslaura dozierpatricia n. earleJane mcCall ellefsonnicole emmonsKim and larry estridgesarah l. FantBetty Farrmaria and Beach FosterFreeman and moore, pCFelicia d. FurmanFeilding and Gally Gallivan susan R. Garrisonmary Kaye and Bill GaultHarriet and Andy Goldsmithnancy and paul Goldsmithpeggy and ed Goodmary Jean C. Goodfellowelizabeth G. Gowermary simms F. GregoryCecil G. “Buzz” Gunter, Jr.Helen and Al HagoodAnn HammondRichard HardawayBecky and Bobby HartnessHayne Hipp FoundationJoan and Bill HigginsHeather and Glenn HilliardAmber Hollingsworthemmy and Bill HoltJonathan Homersherry and Tee HooperBev and Bob HowardJan Howard*Hughes Agency, llCKristan JadwickBetty and Bob Jenkinslibby and Bill KehlJoan and michael KellettAnn and Tom Kennerlyday and Bobby Kingpatricia Ann lawdahlFrankie and Ken lee

sue and mackie manningAnne J. martinGarland and Fleming mattoxdottie mcCallaelizabeth and James mcKissickKathryn mcKissickmaureen mcpartlandJane e. milfordpeg and Jim morganKim and Wally mullinaxCaroline and Cecil nelsonserena nelson and Adam Ruffinnancy m. netterlauren F. noeJackie F. norwoodlouise e. OxnerJames pavlovichBryan pingitorivey and dean Raineyelizabeth RichardsonVictoria and scott Robinsonpam W. Rousesally and earle RussellCaroline and Joe Ryanmarian H. sellersAnn and Gordan sherard Ginger shermanKyrie shomakerJudy and Bud slakerCatherine R. smallnancy l. smithBethany m. sparksmartha and stewart spinksmary peace sterlingBlanche and Jimmie stewart deeder stonesuburban pediatric physician Group, pA Amy sutherland ellen and lee TempletonJoni and phil Thomassherry and Chuck TimmonsBrenda and Charles TrinderHarriet m. Van Hale, mdGeorge John Wanner

Bette K. WatersBarbara B. Watsonlanny and Billy Webster Bobbie and Bill Wheless

William WhitakerBett WhiteAlexandra F. Whitleypaul B. WickensimerCarol A. Wilkinssusan and david Wilkinssuzanne and Harold WillsonCarroll WilsonJane Wilsonsharon and steve Wilsonmarguerite and Baker Wyche

Bob Roperdebbie moseley

gIfTS In KIndGardner-santerini/Gardner- Rudisill FoundationBeth and Bill JohnsonBryson Jones/palmetto Home Repairlou Ann and michael pursleyphil scheele/superior Carpet Cleaningdrew sturtevant/Anvis Alarm

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Please notify Bethany Sparks of any errors or omissions at bethany@favorgreenville.org or 864-385-7753.

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Susan Scovil and Caroline Ryan

Gene Covington, Tom Cheves and Sally Russell

Kathy AdamsPeggy AndersonKaty AustinJames BakkerTheresa BanksMark BarbaritoAnn BarryApril Baxley steve Bentonleigh Bermanmarianne BernierCarter Berry

martha Berry Chris BeukemaJackie BiedlingmaierMatus Bisbee

Linda BlackDavid BlockJeffrey Blumenthal, ddmJohn Bossdevon BrayWilliam Thomas BridgesChance BridwellCathy BrockMichael BrownCathy BrowneRichard BuchananDenton BurnetteDonna Burnettemarc BurrowsLisa BurtonJeffery ByrdJessica CashRetz Chapmanmark Alan ChudobaAmanda Collinsmedaya CollinsDarlene CooglerAmanda CookDelson Crainmatt CrowleyVictoria CruesChelsey Crumleysharrye dantzlerCori davisZermah dawes

Charles deanEmily DeanRoy DesslochAnthony Dixonmarilee dorseyMaureen Duboissally duncanSherry Eisenhauersusan elskenLanette ErvinKristy FaireyBubba Fisherlauren Gallowaylori GatlinMary Kay Gaultlisa GibsonBeverly GillespieBobbie GodwinSally Gonzalez Shandria Goodenlynn GroverBrenda GuestBrooke Hallmarilyn Hall

Adriane Hammondscotty Hammondmichelle HandlerAlisha HaneyDavid HarrisTina HarrisJordan HelmsTerah Henkels leigh HennigerJudith HermesBill HigginsAngela HillSkipper HillGregg HorneVicki HowardClay ingramCharlotte JarischCarter JewellBeth JohnsonBill JohnsonTurin JohnsonBlake Jonesnatalie KendrickTerry Kenny

Dena KilpatrickKendra KingCynthia KnightKathy Knipplesam lambrechtBrandi LaneTricia LawdahlAshleigh littledrew littleMike MaloneVenus mansell

FAVOR adds enrichment to my recovery. The dimensions

of family, community and activities address the many ways

that my disease affected me. It’s empowering to share

my recovery with those in need. — Katy Austen“

Powerful VOlUnTARism eveRyone Is emBRaced at favoR.

Because of your support, FAVOR has developed a powerful volunteer program which provides training, supervision, and on-going skills building for a team

of over 70 active volunteers. Our dedicated volunteers

bring strength and community to our programs. They don’t just listen, they engage. They have “been there” and understand. Volunteers find that their volunteer service strengthens their own recovery.

people have volunteered at faVor since it opened in July, 2013.

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Active Coaches Active Volunteers

Jeff Rogers, Recovery Coach

Lynn Seward, ARISE Interventionist and Paige Grimball, Board Member

Trip mcCarthyElizabeth McClainAshley mcFallsmary mcGeemaureen mcpartlandSally McWhiteTricia Melling misha millerVincent MillerWendy MillsLisa MinceyBill MisiavegSuzanne MisiavegFrankie mooreJill salyer moore*Harris morrisonJim MoseleyThomas nelsonmichelle newellsandy OliverChris O’NealDominique OverstreetJill OxendineLori Parker-PadulaCarolyn PattersonAundra philbeckJane Presslydanny prestwoodJessica PursleyTrent QuinnRoger Raymisti Rhodes

Karen Riley Victoria RobertsonScott RobinsonJeff RogersPam RouseJoe RyanTom RyanAngela SanteriniAndrew Thomas sarloGina Sayeghlaura schmidsusan schoeningCraig schulz*Gerald ScroggsDoug SeidmanLynn Sewardelizabeth shackelfordChristen SigmonRandall simmonsCatherine simpson

Wes SkipperDeborah SmithAlisa spillersJeff SpinksKevin staintonJoe stephenson, mdGray SullivanPeter SullivanJoe Swatereemills Tatenathan Tatelisa Thatcherloriann Them

Joni ThomasJay ThomasonChris TibedoTim Turnerlinda ValentineAndre Van parysRyan VickeryJeff Voiteldarci VoitelKyle WaldronAdrien WamboltJohn WannerBrian WardJulie WardJerry WesleyTamila WoodwardHeidi WoodyBurns Yarborough

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after three months in a treatment program, the challenge for Christen M. sigmon was learning to live life sober

and interacting with her family and friends again without using substances.

“returning to my life after treatment meant learning to live one day at a time without using. My husband had heard about faVor and encouraged me to visit rich Jones, the executive director, to see what options might be available for me. What ended up happening after my meeting with rich and the people of faVor, i started volunteering. they have so many great programs and activities i just wanted to be a part of it.

faVor has helped me tremendously to live my life fully and completely sober. equally important, faVor provides a totally safe environment where i can share my ups and downs as well as daily struggles with people who understand where i am and what i am going through in my recovery.

Leading the Children’s Program at faVor has brought clarity and purpose to my life in recovery. i am truly blessed to have this opportunity to teach kids how to understand their feelings, emotions and find the support they need. Plus, our statistics show parents whose kids are in our Children’s Program are more likely to stay in recovery or seek long-term recovery. there is just no other place around like faVor greenville.”

chRIsten m. sIgmonFAVOR Children’sProgram Coordinator

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Volunteering at FAVOR helps me maintain

my own recovery. Having the compassion and

support of this community, and giving back what

was so freely given to me is a beautiful thing.— Brandi lane

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Recovery Coaches Brandi Lane and Katy Austin enjoy an AIR event.

Volunteers Linda Black and Sandy Linning

assetsCuRRENT ASSETS Cash & cash equivalents $524,867Pledges receivable, within one year 291,393security deposit 4,343 Total current assets 820,603

PROPERTy & EQuiPMENToffice equipment, furniture, & fixtures 95,153Leasehold improvements 13,785 total property & equipment 108,938Less accumulated depreciation (14,657) Property and equipment, net 94,281

OTHER ASSETSPledges receivable, beyond one year, net of $19,584 discount 221,916security deposit 14,651intangible asset, net of $1,889 amortization 13,111 Total other assets 249,678

TOTAL ASSETS $1,164,562

lIaBIlItIes and net assetsCuRRENT LiABiLiTiESaccounts payable $10,089accrued expenses 12,791Current portion of long-term debt* 2,256 Total current liabilities 25,136

LONG-TERM DEBT, less current portion* 2,069

NET ASSETSUnrestricted net assets 624,048temporarily restricted net assets 513,309 Total net assets 1,137,357

TOTAL LiABiLiTiES & NET ASSETS $1,164,562

Powerful sTeWARdsHip We make a lIvIng By What We get; We make a lIfe By What We gIve. WInston chuRchIll (1874-1965)

FAVOR is funded exclusively by the gen-erosity of individuals like you. Respon-sible planning and management of your

gifts are top priorities at FAVOR.

2013 – 2014 STaTemenT of fInanCIal PoSITIon

pRogRam seRvIces

86.3%

management & geneRal

7.2%

fundRaIsIng

6.5%

total eXpenses$419,466Fiscal year ending

June 30, 2014

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FAVOR CPA Bo Stuckey and his wife Debbie

Board Member Mike Greer and his wife Laura

assetsCuRRENT ASSETS Cash & cash equivalents $697,795Unconditional promises to give 166,508Prepaid rent 13,031 Total current assets 877,334

PROPERTy & EQuiPMENToffice equipment, furniture, & fixtures 98,338Leasehold improvements 13,785 total property & equipment 112,123Less accumulated depreciation (29,312) Property and equipment, net 82,811

OTHER ASSETSUnconditional promises to give, net of $6,840 discount 222,705 Prepaid rent 4,515security deposits 5,710intangible asset, net of $2,889 amortization 12,111 Total other assets 245,041

TOTAL ASSETS $1,205,186

lIaBIlItIes and net assetsCuRRENT LiABiLiTiESaccounts payable $12,016accrued expenses 17,147Capital lease payable (see note 7) 2,069 Total current liabilities 31,232

NET ASSETSUnrestricted net assets 784,741temporarily restricted net assets 389,213 Total net assets 1,173,954

TOTAL LiABiLiTiES & NET ASSETS $1,205,186

Copies of our Audited Financial Statements and iRS 990 reports can be found at www.favorgreenville.org/accountability.

2014 – 2015 STaTemenT of fInanCIal PoSITIon

pRogRam seRvIces

84.2%

management & geneRal

8.9%

fundRaIsIng

6.9%total eXpenses

$444,376Fiscal year ending

June 30, 2015

alcohol and drugs were a mainstay of Jay’s life. He was addicted and didn’t see a way of breaking the

cycle. at least not until he walked through the doors of faVor.

“i had tried other programs but it wasn’t until i came to faVor and started meeting with Mike Malone that i started to understand how i could change my life and stay sober.

the staff and volunteers at faVor are tremendously open-minded and genuine. there are no rules or traditions that you must abide by. their philosophy that there are many pathways to recovery resonated with me and allowed me to get the help i needed.

Best of all, i wasn’t alone. all of us share our stories and we learn from each other and we help each other. there is no stigma, just warmth and compassion.

Quite simply faVor has taught me how to get through the wreckage of my addiction and start living my life again. i have been able to rebuild my life on so many levels—mentally, spiritually and physically.

thanks to faVor, my future looks bright and i know i can go out in the world and accomplish anything with pride because of my sobriety.”

Jay IveyWithout FAVOR, I would be out there drinking and taking drugs.

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I have never seen an organization trying to make a difference

like FAVOR does. —Karsen erwin, Teen Group“

After an extensive two year planning process, the Board of directors of FAVOR launched a capital campaign in June 2010 to raise $ 1.5 million as

start-up and operating capital to open south Carolina’s first recovery community center. The vision: FAVOR Greenville Center would help more people begin recovery, re-enter recovery after a re-occurrence, and achieve stable long-term recovery.

more than 220 generous donors made gifts of cash, pledges and gifts-in-kind to exceed the campaign goal. These Founding donors are a group of courageous citizens who believe in a community ideal where the stigma of addiction is no more. They believe in a community where a lifetime of recovery is within every-one’s reach. These beliefs became a reality with the opening of FAVOR Greenville Center in July, 2013.

Powerful FOUndeRs leadIng By eXample.

Recovery heroes martha and stewart spinks

Recovery Benefactors daniel-mickel Foundation Hollingsworth Funds, inc. mary peace sterling

Recovery guardians W. Hayne HippUnited Way of Greenville County

Recovery patrons shounda and Tommy Foster Tracy T. Hardaway Jolley Foundation Jane Furman pressly in honor of Gene Covington John i. smith Charities, inc. F.W. symmes Foundation

Recovery leaders mamie Jolley Bruce*T. michael Greer scansourceKelley smith O’Quinn

Recovery ambassadors paul W. Aughtry iii marcia and Charles Barker Carolina Center for Behavioral Health Billy Clinkscales marion and William Crawford in honor of Elizabeth and James McKissick stephen m. Grant elizabeth and James mcKissick Ann and porter Rose susan and John scovil neill Timmonssherri and Chuck Timmons

Recovery allies lisa and Boyd Anderson in honor of Elizabeth and James McKissick, Shay Houser and Edwin McCain Chris and Kelly’s HOpe Foundation Harold F. “Gally” Gallivan iii peggy and ed Good Cecil G. “Buzz” Gunter. Jr. priscilla F. Hagins Becky and Bobby Hartness pavillon Treatment Centersydney T. Taylor Alexandra Furman Whitley Charles W. Wofford and nancy B. Thomas

Recovery advocates Anonymous (2) Jackie norwood Banks Kerry and Bill Bannister John R. devlin, Jr. Angie and Howard einstein FAVOR south Carolina Felicia d. Furman Gannett Foundation/Greenville news Harriet and Andy Goldsmith paige and Richard Grimball Janice and Bill Hagler Glenn R. Head, dmd Houser Family Anne and Tom Kennerly Tricia lawdahl nelle and Bruce mcpherson de ila meyer Kim and Wally mullinax pam W. Rouse William m. scott iii, md in memory of Theodore A. Watson, MDBo and debbie stuckey Amy sutherland and Joe Watson melissa and Bryson Thomason

Recovery friends Anonymous susan and Joe Alderman Kate Banner stephanie and Brock Bauknight in honor of Elizabeth and James McKissick Robert Barber penny Beacham Carter Berrypam Blakelylaura Blumestephanie and James Boydmary and John Braeunig sheila G. Brooks sue and William Brooks Connie and lee Bryan mellnee C. Buchheit Jackie and Tom Buczkowski margaret G. Burch donna and denton Burnette lori and Andy Cashin donna B. Cheves Jolley Bruce Christman Carol C. perrin Cobb Jill and michael Cogdill Jane ColemanCommunity Foundation of Greenville deborah Cooper sara Jo and eben* Cowan

foundIng donoRs to RecoveRy connection campaign JanuaRy 2010 – June 2013

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Martha and Stewart Spinks

Tracy Hardaway

Ed Good

We salute these Founding Donors for their courage, their vision and

their love of humankind.

susan e. Cyr and mark K. Johnston Jane Rush davenport Caroline A. davis Zermah pope dawes Jean and Julian dority stacy O. eberly mary Harris edwardsBetsy and michael elliott sydney and michael Fanning Betty Farr don Foster J. Beach Foster J. earle Furman, md Gardner-santerini/ Gardner-Rudisill Foundationmary Kaye and Billy Gaultnancy and paul Goldsmith sally Green Greenco Beverage Greenville pastoral Counseling mary simms F. Gregory in honor of Jane F. Pressly Gary Griffinmarilyn Hall

Ann d. Hammond Joey HollandValerie and Wayne Hollinger Bev and Bob Howard Vicki HowardJan R. Howard* Jane and les Hudson Joy and Art Hutson Thomas p. inman

Kristin and Allen ivester elizabeth s. Jarrett JHm Hotels management, inc. Colleen O. Johnson nan Johnston libby and Bill Kehl martha and Ben Geer Keys perry A. Keys in honor Elizabeth and James McKissick and Edwin McCain linda l. langston Chicken and Hurdle lea sandy s. linning elisa love lois and George love mark lynch

phyllis and norman macdonaldmichael F. malone sue and mackie manning in honor of Jane F. Pressly Cat martin deborah mcClure Jane mcCutcheon evelyn G. mcdonald Gayle and Bill mcHaffie in memory of Wesley W. Smith mary mcnicholas

Courtney and scott millwood Jean and Bob monahansam moss larry nachman Caroline nelson debbie nelson Kathryn and Ben norwood dorianne norwood Roslyn R. Ogletree* Jo lynne and Joe* pearce in honor of Bogie Bowles lyston C. peebles iii Judy potwara and Gene Conroy Jane and Chip price matt puckett dorothy H. Ramseur laura Ramsey Carol and david Reeves in memory of Sean Reeves susan and mike Riordan Victoria and scott Robinson Bo Russell sally and earle Russell Caroline and Joe Ryan pee Wee and neal satterfield lynn and Jim seward Karen and Harry sherman

Judge Charles B. simmons, Jr. Valerie A. slade Charlotte* and ned sloan nancy l. smith lottie l. smith Rita and dwight smithTimothy smith diane smock Gaye G. sprague stephanie and John stephenson in honor of Jane F. Pressly

Blanche and Jimmie stewart deeder stone stephanie strange nick strauss Kay and Heyward sullivan sandy and Jim Terry sidney R. Thompson skye Wells Todd Tyna Wells ToddUpstate Women’s Club linda e. Valentine Carrie WadeFran Walker

nicky Wallace G. John Wanner Amy Watson margaret s. Watson Gay and JB Watts Janet Welch eleanor and irv Welling in honor of Gene Covington Robert Welling Bett White June and Cooper White paul B. Wickensimer susan and david Wilkins elizabeth Willingham Carroll m. Wilson Jane s. Wilson lawrence p. Wiseburn mike Wofford marguerite Wyche mary ellen and Bob Yeargin melissa and lewis Young elizabeth A. Zimmerman

gifts in kind Batson Associates, inc. Greenville Journal Greenville news Greer Citizen Jeff lynch Appliance and TV Center edwin mcCaindrew sturtevant/Anvis Alarm llC

*deceased

“ I’ve made a lot of investments in my lifetime…my gift to FAVOR Greenville was the best

investment I’ve ever made. —stewart spinks

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Hayne Hipp

Minor Shaw

Duff Bruce and Jolley Christman

Mary Peace Sterling

Powerful GRATiTUde you aRe changIng lIves and savIng lIves eveRy day at favoR. thank you!

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