Volume 29 • Issue 7

LeagueLineThanks to the hard work of the River City Rummage Sale

committee, another successful year is in the books! This year’s sale was held on October 24th and 25th, in a new location at Lawndale Shopping Center. The two-day event brought in over 1200 shoppers!

During the weeks prior to the event, Junior League members, including provisionals, actives and sustainers, brought in thousands of dollars in rummage, including items such as a riding lawn mower, couches, game tables, a patio set, designer handbags, boutique clothing and more. Needless to say there was something for everyone! In fact, we had so much great stuff that we donated more than $10,000 worth of rummage to local non-profits after the sale was over!

This wonderful event would not be possible without the help of some amazing sponsors! A special thank-you goes out to Jeff Agan, Go-Mini’s Moving & Portable Storage, Shetler Moving & Storage, Atlas Van Lines and Steinmart! And THANK YOU to all the volunteers, the sponsors, the committee and co-chairs Krista Weiberg, and Jessica Ignacio! You all rock!

Another Sale, Another Success!- By Stephanie Gerhardt

November 2014

Special Thanks to 2014 River City Rummage Sponsors:

In Her Own Words...This is by far my favorite time of year! The holiday season is full of family time, holiday traditions and fun events. One of my favorite JLE holiday traditions is our December Mini-Meetings, hosted by members of the executive board. These mini-meetings replace our December general membership meeting and give all of us an opportunity to have a little fun together during the stressful holiday season! We have some exciting ones planned this year so watch for details!

The past couple of months have been busy for the Junior League of Evansville. Once again, the River City Rummage Sale was a huge success! Thank you to everyone that donated rummage, worked a shift, or purchased a fantastic find at the sale. We were also fortunate to host our 2nd annual Fall Into Fashion with Dillard’s in early November. This premiere shopping event is quickly becoming one of JLE’s favorite fundraisers. Our members and their guests enjoyed fashion shows, drinks and storewide discounts. What a great way for us to start our holiday shopping!

In the coming months, the executive board is excited to be hosting a fundraiser in collaboration with Eastland Mall. Santa’s Workshop will take place on December 6 from 8 a.m. – 10 a.m. at the Eastland Mall Food Court. Children and parents will get a free picture taken with Santa, participate in crafts and enjoy some refreshments. Tickets are $10. Our provisional class will also be collaborating with Eastland Mall to provide gift wrapping in the mall during the holiday season for donations. More information on both fundraisers can be found within this LeagueLine issue.

I look forward to ending 2014 on such a high note and charging into 2015 with many more great events! I hope your holiday season is filled by time with your family celebrating old and new traditions. Happy Holidays!

Sincerely,

Jamie Scales

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The Junior League of Evansville, Inc.

The Junior League of Evansville is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism and developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. The Junior League of Evansville reaches out to women of all races, religions, ages, and national origins who demonstrate an interest in and a commitment to voluntarism.

I. The Junior League of Evansville shall identify and strive to meet the needs of diverse membership.

II. The Junior League of Evansville shall educate and train members to be effective and committed community volunteers.

III. The Junior League of Evansville shall identify and strive to address the changing needs and issues of the community.

JLE Board of Directors EXECUTIVE MEMBERSJamie Scales PresidentLisa Vaughan President-ElectLori Samples VP CommunicationsHolly Dunn-Pendleton VP CommunityNikki Davis VP FundraisingKelley Ashby VP Membership

BOARD MEMBERSAnn Pendley Bike RideAmber Anslinger Community Proposals/ ScholarshipTiffany Boyd CookbookMolly Brost Corresponding SecretaryLindsay Charles DIAD/Project ImplementationDionne Blue Fund Development/ Strategic PlanningMolly Welch Historian/Technology Liesl Disch Kids in the Kitchen/ Youth DevelopmentJacklyn Woniger MarketingNatalie Brinker & Membership Arrangements/Katie Hermann TrainingCheryl Martin & Membership DevelopmentStephanie NorrickSandy Bitter Membership Recruitment/ EnrichmentJana Shepherd Nominating/PlacementRita Joest Project DevelopmentVicki McDonald PublicationsJessica Kuryla & Rummage SaleKrista WeibergJamie Wicks Sustaining AdvisorElissa Hewins Treasurer

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Transformation: The Governance & Management ModelFrom AJLI Courtesy of Lisa Vaughan

As part of the Strategic Roadmap launched in 2009, AJLI in collaboration with 18 Junior Leagues has designed a new model of governance and management. The purpose is to strengthen the ability of the League to be a powerful force empowering the leadership of women for community impact. The new model separates governance from management by creating a governing board and a separate management team.

Traditionally Junior Leagues have combined both functions in a single board of directors. However, the orientation is different, the skills are different…and increasingly Leagues are finding that charging the board with both responsibilities burns out leaders and prevents the League from taking its proper place as an organization for community change and impact.

The Junior League of Evansville has been participating in the roll out launched with other leagues across the country under the guidance of the Association of Junior Leagues International and the Action Learning Teams. Junior Leagues all across the Association have signed on to participate.

Where We Are Since the LaunchIn August, the roll out launched with an orientation aimed

at preparing the participating League teams for their role of embedding a “split” Governance and Management model in their Leagues. The orientation included guidelines and protocols for organizing the Rollout Team, how these teams should work with their Board and members and the expected

Governance and Management outcomes as a result of the rollout.

The Leagues began their journey with the first module by beginning to understand the difference between governance and management respectfully, and the basis for the “split” system.

The second module of the journey focused on the exploration of different separation models. Through this exploration, League Governing Boards and Management Teams can begin to identify how these models could apply to their unique Leagues. The participating Leagues were introduced to how the separation of governance and management could work for them by taking into account factors such as: League Size, their Board and Management compositions and term lengths associated with each League. From here, these Leagues will also begin to address the “link” between the Board and the Management team, while they begin to develop timelines for their transitions.

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Getting to Know the Provisional LeadersBy Amy Murry

Ashley DunnWhere do you feel you have left your “mark” in the Junior League?“I think I have most recently left my mark in the Membership Cluster, specifically in Recruitment. I had so much fun recruiting the new Provisional class, and it gave me the opportunity to meet a lot of wonderful women in the process.” Who had a tremendous impact on you as a leader and how?

“My father has had the most tremendous impact on me as a leader. At an early age, he began teaching me the importance of honesty, positivity, communication... many qualities that are displayed by our leaders today. He helps remind me to keep a sense of humor when things get tough and to always have fun and enjoy life!”If you could be any character, in any movie, it would be… because… “Cher in Clueless. I’ve always been so jealous of her virtual, rotating closet! Who wouldn’t want that?!”

Natalie O’DanielHow many years have you been in the Junior League?“I have been in the league for eleven years.”Who had a tremendous impact on you as a leader and how?“The person that has helped shape my life as a leader is my Aunt Margo from The Netherlands and a friend Jeanne Marie

Gadient. Both have influenced me to work hard, to always be kind and appreciative and good things will follow.”If you had to describe yourself using three words, it would be…“I am a neat freak, ambitious and compassionate.”

Mary RokickiHow many years have you been in the Junior League?“I’m starting my 3rd year.”Who had a tremendous impact on you as a leader and how? “Kelley Ashby. She was part of our Provisional year. She always has a smile on her face and is always so welcoming.”

If you could be any character, in any movie, it would be… because… “The good witch from The Wizard of Oz because she made wishes come true.”

Angie SchaffsteinWhere do you feel you have left your “mark” in the Junior League?“I’m hoping to leave my mark this year with the Provisional Group! As a Provisional last year, I’m hoping this year’s Provisional Class enjoys a fun and exciting year and that our great group of ladies learns of the many great things the League has to offer.”Who had a tremendous impact on you as a leader and how?

“Both Monica Owens and Lisa Vaughan. Monica spoke so passionately about the League and because of her encouragement… I joined the League last year. And Lisa was always reaching out to chat and made me feel welcome at the GMs which can be kind of overwhelming and scary as a Provisional.”If you could be any character, in any movie, it would be… because…“Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman… It’s a classic love story with the famous shopping trip, red dress and fabulous diamond necklace! How could you not love the movie!”

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It’s Santa…We Know Him!-By Stephanie Gerhardt

Gather your little elves and head to Santa’s Workshop on Saturday, December 6th! This brand new Junior League of Evansville holiday event is being held at Eastland Mall’s food court from 8-10am and is not to be missed!

Your little elves will be kept busy with festive crafts, story time, refreshments, holiday games AND a visit from the jolly, old elf, himself, SANTA! There will be an opportunity for a special Holiday photo op and every little elf will receive a gift.

Tickets are $10 for children age 3 and up (adults are free). To purchase advance tickets or for more information, you can call the JLE office at 812-434-6710. There are a limited number of tickets, so get them early so your elves don’t miss out! Tickets will surely go fast!

We Ho Ho Hope to see you at Santa’s Workshop! You and your elves will have a jolly good time!!

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As this year’s provisional fundraiser, the Junior League of Evansville is excited to offer gift wrapping services at Eastland Mall this holiday season. The gift wrapping station will be located in the Dillard’s wing of the mall and will be on a donation basis. JLE will be coordinating volunteers for the station from our own members as well as from other nonprofits in the Tri-State area. This allows holiday shoppers to not only come away with all of their presents wrapped and ready, but also to help those in need in our community through the various organizations volunteering.

The proceeds from the donations JLE collects will allow us to award small grants to nonprofit agencies that specifically benefit the women and children within our Tri-State community.

Days and hours that gift wrapping is available:Friday, Nov. 28 - 9am-9pm Saturdays, Nov. 29 and Dec. 6, 13 and 20 - 10am-9pm Sundays, Dec. 7, 14 and 21 - 11am-7pm Mondays – Fridays starting Dec. 1–19 - 3pm-7pm Dec 22 and 23 - 9am-9pm Christmas Eve, Dec. 24 - 9am-5pm

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2014 Executive Board Spotlight – Holly Dunn Pendleton~ By MaNissa Onstott-Lemon

I decided to join the Junior League of Evansville after they donated $10,000 to build the Holly’s House children’s waiting room. As the co-founder of Holly’s House, I was so impressed when I learned more about JLE and all the things they did that I had to join. I wanted to meet new friends and be a part of something that was making such an amazing impact in our community. Many women I knew and admired were members or sustainers of JLE. Why wouldn’t I want to join?

Volunteering was something that was instilled in me at a very young age by my parents, which was another reason I wanted to join JLE. Volunteering has helped develop my skills and personal growth. Volunteering provides me with life-long learning that I couldn’t get anywhere else. It also offers a way for me to have a real and lasting impact on our community and that makes me feel good! I am a better person because I volunteer.

Through my involvement in JLE, I have gained many new friends. From those relationships, I have learned to recognize training moments to help develop new leaders and valuable leadership skills. I’ve even learned to delegate better (this used to be very difficult for my controlling personality). I think all the benefits I’ve gained have helped me not only in my JLE capacities but also in my personal life.

I decided to pursue a board position with the Junior League of Evansville as I felt that they had been helping to develop my potential for six years, and it was my time to give back

and help lead our organization. I’m very excited about our League’s future and knew I wanted to be a part of the amazing potential JLE is currently harnessing. My best advice to give to other members who are thinking about getting involved at the Executive Board level is that they should talk with current members of the board about the board positions, and how they arrived at their roles. Listen to their advice on your skill development and career path, and then start developing skills you feel you may be lacking.

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Members of the Month~ By MaNissa Onstott-Lemon

OCTOBERThis October’s member(s) of the month is shared by three JLE

members who have graciously agreed to be double placed on both the Technology/Historian committee and the Marketing committee: Sarah Whitaker, Ashley McReynolds and Caryn Selby.

Sara is enjoying her first year as an active by diving right in and getting heavily involved with committees. When she isn’t involved with her JLE responsibilities, Sara likes spending time with her husband, Phillip. During the day, Sara helps others relocate to their dream home or new job in a new city working as a Manager at Atlas Van Lines.

Ashley is a very active JLE Member, but when she isn’t volunteering for the league, she’s helping promote and market

the Children’s Museum of Evansville (CMOE) as their Director of Marketing and Development. Ashley has a passion for helping others, and is very involved in the community. When not helping others, Ashley likes spending time with her husband, Kyler and family.

Caryn is using her first year as an active to get very involved within the League. When Caryn isn’t helping out with the League, she is very busy taking care of patients as a Physician Assistant at Deaconess Hospital. In her free time, Caryn likes being with her husband, Thomas, and is anxiously awaiting the birth of her first child next year and her new role as a mother. Congrats Caryn!

NOVEMBER The member of the month for November is our entire

Rummage Sale committee. We appreciate the fabulous job that all of you ladies did to make this year’s sale fantastic. You were chosen because you took the change in venue in stride, worked tirelessly to advertise the new location and made sure everything ran smoothly. The Rummage Sale Committee also worked so well together as a team, and made sure that our members and customers understood the new flow of the sale. The committee remained positive and cheerful during the entire sale and handled all issues with smiles on their faces. Thank you for a great 2014 River City Rummage Sale! 2014 River City Rummage Sale Co-Chairs: Jessica Ignacio and Krista Weiberg and Committee Members: Starr Fryback, Marci Moore, Penelope Pennington, Joy Shell and Kayce Zeller

Member RecognitionPERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTSMore babies! We have added to this year’s total baby count! Boys still lead by a 5-4 count!

CONGRATS!On your baby boys, Abby Maravich and Jana Hewitt Shepard. And on your baby girls Lisa Vaughan and Lisa Riley!

And Congrats to Jacklyn Woniger on her recent engagement

and to Jana Kohman on her recent marriage to Trevor Horton. Jana’s wedding took place September 23rd in Paris, France!

JLE ACCOMPLISHMENTSA special thank you to all of those that helped to make Fall into Fashion a success! Especially Monica Owens! And thank you to Sandy Bitter for always having an upbeat attitude and doing a great job as Membership Enrichment Chair.

From left to right: Sarah Whitaker, Caryn Selby, Marketing Chair Jacklyn Woniger and Ashley McReynolds.

Upcoming DIAD OpportunitiesGet your DIAD requirement hours done early this year.

There are plenty of opportunities and worthy causes for which to volunteer. Be sure to check the JLE website frequently as new DIADs are added all the time. Here are a few upcoming opportunities.

Little Lambs - First Presbyterian Church Regular shifts available on Wednesdays from 2 – 4pm and Saturdays from 10am – 12pm throughout the year.

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Volunteers are needed to assist guests at check-in. Volunteers should wear black attire. The event is at the Tropicana Executive Conference Center. Questions? Contact Nancy Tarsitano Drake, ladydrake@gmail.com.

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Volunteers are needed to assist guests with check-in, help families play in galleries and clean-up. The event is at cMoe. Volunteers should wear logowear. Questions? Contact Ashley McReynolds, amcreynolds@cmoekids.org.

DIAD REMINDER:Last minute things may happen that prevent you from

attending a DIAD event that you have committed to work. However, remember our partners depend on JLE to provide reliable, hard-working volunteers.

If you do need to withdraw from a DIAD, please do so at least 48 hours prior to your scheduled volunteer time. All shifts will be locked at that time. If you have an emergency that falls within the 48-hour window, please try to find a replacement and contact the DIAD Chair, Lindsay Charles so that she may contact the organization.

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JLE Endowment Fund: The Gift that Keeps Growing~ By Vicki McDonald

As we near the end of 2014, please consider making a contribution to the JLE Endowment Fund. This fund will provide the League with a perpetual source of revenue that helps preserve, protect and widen our philanthropic footprint within the community for the years to come.

All gift sizes are appreciated and any member donations of $10 or more will be recognized in the LeagueLine. So please take this opportunity to commemorate a new job or addition to the family, a milestone or just a chance to recognize the good work that JLE does and your appreciation for it.

To make a gift, please contact the JLE office. You may call Office Manager, Melissa Wagner at (812) 434-6710, email her at jleoffice@courtbuilding.com or you can mail your gift to: The Junior League of Evansville, 123 N.W. Fourth Street, Suite 422, Evansville, IN 47708.

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DIY ORNAMENT EXTRAVAGANZAHosted by Nikki Davis• Monday, December 8, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Cost per person: $5Location: TBDJoin artist Nikki Davis for an evening of DIY Pinterest inspired Christmas ornament making fun. Children welcome and encouraged. Choose from a number of designs. Make as many as time will allow. Evansville location to be determined closer to the date. Limit of 30 people.

COOKING FOR CHRISTMASHosted by Jamie Scales & Kelley Ashby• Wednesday, December 10, 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.Cost per person: $40Thyme in the KitchenLocation: 2308 W. Franklin Street, EvansvillePlease join Jamie & Kelley to learn to make fun dishes from the JLE Once Upon a Time Cookbook and tasting various wines with our dishes. Guests will also receive a store discount on anything purchased during the party. Limit of 16 people.

LOUISVILLE OUTLET MALL SHOPPING TRIPHosted by Nikki Davis/Elissa Hewins• Saturday, December 20, 10:15 a.m. to approximately 8:30 p.m.Cost per person: FREELocation: 1700 Apple Ridge Drive, EvansvilleJoin Nikki and Bob Davis and Elissa Hewins for a fun filled

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Save the Date: May 8-9 It’s coming…mark your calendars! The Junior League

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This two-day community event offers routes for novice and experienced cyclists and runners along the beautiful Evansville riverfront. Participants can choose from a Friday evening 3 or 5 mile GLOW Run/Walk and Battle of the Bands contest or a 5K, 25K, 60K or 100K bike ride on Saturday morning.

So whether you are a casual or avid biker/runner, come out and enjoy the fun! All proceeds go to benefit the missions and charities supported by the Junior League of Evansville and the Morning Rotary Club. For more information, please visit http://rockinrivercityride.org.

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