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The 12th Annual
Jamestown Pig Pickin’
Derby Days: Hats and Hogs
Saturday, October 9, 2021
at home of Dr. Steven and Andrea Davis, Jamestown
Dear Community Friend,
The 12th Annual Jamestown Pig Pickin’ will be back in person this year and we are excited to see you! I hope
you will consider being a sponsor of this fantastic event in support of Family Service of the Piedmont.
This year’s Pig Pickin’ will be held on Saturday, October 9, 2021 from 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. at the home of Dr.
Steven and Andrea Davis in Jamestown who are also serving as this year’s Honorary Chairs.
The Pig Pickin’ includes the best local BBQ pork and chicken served by BBQ Joe’s, southern sides and desserts,
beer and wine, a silent auction, raffle and live music. This year’s theme is Derby Days: Hats and Hogs, so get
your most outlandish hats ready to be seen!
Family Service of the Piedmont is focused on building safe and healthy families in the Piedmont Triad. The
pandemic has led to an increase in stress, trauma and financial struggle in our community. Family Service is
committed to helping more than 17,000 children and adults each year deal with domestic violence, overcome
child abuse, improve their mental health and gain financial stability. Learn more about Family Service at
www.safeandhealthyfamilies.com.
The Jamestown Pig Pickin’ aims to increase awareness of Family Service in Jamestown as well as raise funds to
support agency programs. Last year’s Safe at Home Pig Pickin’ raised over $150,000. With your help, we look
forward to gathering together and having even greater success in 2021!
Sponsors will be recognized on the invitation, mailed to 2,000 homes in the Jamestown area, on signs at the
event and will receive a Pig Pickin’ Yard Sign to show their support. Sponsors will also be recognized on the
Family Service of the Piedmont website and social media channels, in the agency’s newsletter and in thank you
ads in both the Jamestown News and the Greensboro News & Record.
The Pig Pickin’ offers you an opportunity to promote your business to potential customers
in the Jamestown area. Sponsors at the Silver Level ($1,000) and above will also be invited
to this year’s Swine Soirée cocktail party, immediately preceding the main event.
To sign up as a Sponsor, simply complete the enclosed form and return, or go to www.JamestownPigPickin.com
to sign up online. Please sign up by September 20th to be listed on the invitation and signage at the event.
Thank you again for your support of Family Service. We hope to see you at the Pig Pickin’!
Mark Whitesell, Chair
2021 Jamestown Pig Pickin’
(336) 339-0348
The 12th Annual Jamestown Pig Pickin’
Derby Days: Hats & Hogs
Sponsorship Opportunities
Platinum: $5,000 Gold: $2,500
12 tickets to the Pig Pickin’ 8 tickets to the Pig Pickin’
6 tickets to the pre-party, Swine Soirée 4 tickets to the pre-party, Swine Soirée
Individually featured on Family Service Recognition on Family Service social
social media channels media channels
Prominent listing of name/logo on Invitation Prominent listing of name/logo on
Prominent listing of name/logo in Invitation
Jamestown News and Greensboro Prominent listing of name/logo in
News & Record Thank You Ad Jamestown News and Greensboro
Recognition in Family Service newsletter, on News & Record Thank You Ad
website and in e-newsletter Recognition in Family Service newsletter, on
Recognition in media coverage website and in e-newsletter
Pig Pickin’ Yard Sign Pig Pickin’ Yard Sign
Silver: $1,000 Bronze: $500
6 tickets to the Pig Pickin’ 4 tickets to the Pig Pickin’
2 tickets to the pre-party, Swine Soirée Recognition on Family Service social media
Recognition on Family Service social media channels
channels Listing of name on Invitation
Listing of name on Invitation Prominent listing of name in
Prominent listing of name in Jamestown News and Greensboro
Jamestown News and Greensboro News & Record Thank You Ad
News & Record Thank You Ad Recognition in Family Service newsletter
Recognition in Family Service newsletter Recognition on Family Service website
Recognition on Family Service website Pig Pickin’ Yard Sign
Pig Pickin’ Yard Sign
Sign up at www.JamestownPigPickin.com or mail the card below.
For more information, please call (336) 801-1154.
Yes! I want to be a sponsor for the 2021 Jamestown Pig Pickin’.
Please return to: Family Service of the Piedmont, 902 Bonner Drive, Jamestown, NC 27282
Sponsor Name ______________________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________________
Contact ______________ Email ________________ Mobile Phone ____________
Sponsorship Level Check enclosed
Platinum Sponsor ......$5,000 Invoice me at the above address
Gold Sponsor .............$2,500
Silver Sponsor ...........$1,000 Please charge my credit card:
Bronze Sponsor .........$500 Card#___________________________ Exp___/___
Name on Card ____________________ CVV______
In Memory of
Jim Bullock
Kelley and Kathy and Mark
Ken Canter Whitesell
Dr. Kathryn Rogers
Michelle and Pam Craver
Bob Bruggeworth and Bruce Taylor
The Factory and
Robin and Roy Company Kitchen
Crosier and Bar
Billy Ragsdale
Melissa and Jim Babcock Donna and David Griffin Bonny and Dick Podiak
Lee and Kip Blakely Jamestown Civitan Club Sedgefield Country Club
Blossom’s Florist and Bakery Jamestown News/YES! Weekly Sedgefield Outdoor Equipment
Doris Bray Master Displays, Inc./Jerry Hardy Smart Choice
Buchanan Printing & Graphics Stacy and Richard Miller Jamie and Matt Soule
Lynn and Jim Burgio Jerry and Sherry Nazziola Southern First Bank
Central Carolina Air Conditioning Greensboro News & Record Elizabeth and Don Swaim
Van and Marilyn Cochran Courtney and Mark Penley
Absolute Comfort Heating & Cooling, Inc. First Citizens Bank Cotton and Tom Moring
Adams Farm Animal Hospital, P.A. Full Moon Oyster Bar Office Furniture Unlimited
Affordable Chiropractic Center Gaulden & Associates/Gary Gaulden Susan and Greg Parlier
Avery Body & Trim Shop Carolyn Gorga Piedmont Cotillions/Geri and Mike Sheffey
Janis and Ray Beshears Green Foundation, Inc. Pinnacle Financial Partners
Karen and Carl Boggis Greensboro Law Center Emily Ragsdale
Sarah and Phil Burger Horizon Tool, Inc./Sean Kenny Friends of Dr. Kathryn Rogers
Connie and Dennis Carroll Deborah and Herb Hugill Stephanie and Timothy Rogers
Tom Clawson iSurity, Inc. Scott Insurance
Curtis Collins Jamestown Jewlers Belvin Smith
Costas Insurance Group, Inc./ Johns Plumbing Heating & Smith Leonard PLLC
Chris and Jim Costas Air Conditioning, Inc. Jody Susong
Crescent Ford Nancy and Dan Lackey Barbara and Mike Waggoner
Kimberly Crews and David Thompson La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries Pam and Teddy Welborn
Beverly and Gregory Crisp Leon Marsh Well·Spring
Lula and Hamp Culler Darrell McCall Carol and Norman West
Davis & Goldberg Orthodontics McDonald’s of High Point Woman’s Club of Southwest Guilford
Kathy and Allen Dick
About Our Agency
Family Service of the Piedmont, Inc.
Family Service of the Piedmont is the largest private nonprofit agency serving children and families in Guilford
County. With a staff of about 150 people, Family Service has an annual budget of $8 million. Each year, the
agency reaches more than 20,000 people through its programs and community education.
Our Vision
Building Safe and Healthy Families
Our Mission
Family Service of the Piedmont empowers individuals and families to restore hope, achieve stability and
thrive through quality support services, advocacy and education.
Areas of Service
Victim Services – The agency provides 24-hour crisis line and a victim advocate program for victims of sexual
assault, domestic violence and other violent crime. Clara House in Greensboro and Carpenter House in High
Point offer a temporary residence, along with a host of other services, for women and children escaping
domestic violence. Family Service also offers therapy groups for male and female perpetrators of domestic
violence. The agency operates two fully accredited Children’s Advocacy Centers which coordinate the
investigation and treatment of child sexual abuse. Harmony House provides supervised visitation and
exchange of children for families with a history of domestic violence.
Family Support Services – Family Service seeks to prevent child abuse and neglect by providing in-home
parenting education for new parents with heightened stress and risk factors, and providing family preservation
and reunification services for families in danger of having their children removed from the home.
Counseling – Family Service offers individual and family counseling – including substance abuse, depression,
anxiety, marital problems, behavioral issues, grief and trauma. The agency’s Consumer Credit Counseling
Service (CCCS) provides free budget, credit and housing counseling, debt management programs, and
bankruptcy and foreclosure mitigation for individuals and families struggling with financial worries.
Community Education – The agency offers community empowering opportunities through resident councils,
leadership training and neighborhood building activities. CCCS conducts free money and credit workshops
throughout the year. Family Service staff advocates for issues central to its mission and services – such as
domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse – through community awareness events and speaking
engagements.
www.safeandhealthyfamilies.com
COMMUNIT Y
Building Safe and Healthy Families and Communities
IMPACT
LAST YEAR, WE DIRECTLY SERVED
17,031 LOCAL CHILDREN AND ADULTS.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHILD ABUSE
AND SEXUAL ASSAULT AND HEALTHY PARENTING
Shelters • Counseling • 24-Hour Crisis Line Children’s Advocacy Centers • Family Resource Center
DVIP • Victim Advocacy • Support Groups Healthy Start Family Preservation • Harmony House
Clara House in Greensboro and Carpenter House in High Point offer Provide safe child-friendly environments to minimize a child’s
safety to adults and children escaping violent homes. Individuals trauma while investigating abuse. Provide counseling and victim
receive help filing protective orders and navigating the court system, advocacy in addition to in- home counseling and parenting
individual and group counseling, and referrals to resources to help education for at risk families along with supervised visitation and
them start a new life free from violence. exchange for separated parents.
7,071 victims of domestic violence, rape and other
violent crimes were served last year.
458 families were served last year by our CACs, conducting
437 forensic interviews. That’s more than nine cases each
week of potential child abuse investigated at the centers.
20 average number of adults and children who are
housed in our domestic violence shelters each
night. 90% of those who stayed for 10 days or
259 children in 235 families with high risk factors were
served by Healthy Start. 99% of those families did not
more went home to a safe, non-violent living receive reports of abuse or neglect.
environment.
93% of batterers who completed the Domestic Violence 664 number of safe, supervised child visitations by non-
custodial parents at Harmony House (about 15 visits
Intervention Program were not re-arrested for per week).
assault on an intimate partner after one year.
MENTAL HEALTH FINANCIAL STABILITY
AND SUBSTANCE USE
Individual and Family Counseling • Employee Assistance Financial Counseling • Foreclosure Prevention • Bankruptcy Counseling
Peer Support Groups • Substance Use Services Debt Management • Budgeting and Homeownership Workshops
Counseling for children, teens and adults with issues such as depression, The Consumer Credit Counseling Service offers money management,
anxiety, physical or sexual abuse and substance use. Integrated housing and credit counseling, foreclosure prevention and debt management
care model addresses both physical and mental healthcare needs. along with bankruptcy counseling and education.
17,898 counseling sessions were provided by our team of
health professionals.
988 one-on-one financial counseling sessions were provided
by CCCS last year, addressing issues of housing and
fiscal management.
6,984 medical visits were provided for 3,539 children
and adults.
93% of families reported the ability to pay their bills on
time after counseling, 79% reported their debt load
was decreasing, and 71% said they were saving money.
80% of counseling clients displayed significantly improved
functioning after three counseling sessions.
1,860 number of people receiving financial education through
free workshops and community events.
SAFEANDHEALTHYFAMILIES.COM (2020 Statistics)
ECONOMIC
Investing in Our Community’s Future
IMPACT
MORE THAN 89¢ OF EACH $1 FAMILY SERVICE RECEIVES
goes directly to fund programs for children and families.
Our agency’s operating costs are at a low 11%.
FOR EVERY $1 INVESTED IN THE the community saves at least $4.60 in health care and other costs of
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS, domestic violence.
$1 SPENT ON THE DOMESTIC saves up to $20 in inmate, court, probation and law enforcement
VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROGRAM costs.
FOR EVERY $1 ON FAMILY saves the community $6.79 in future out-of-home placement
PRESERVATION PROGRAMS costs.
yields up to $5.70 in reduced mental health costs, criminal justice costs,
$1 SPENT ON HEALTHY START reduced dependence on welfare, and increased employment.
$1 SPENT ON OUTPATIENT saves the community $6 in emergency room and
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES in-patient costs.
$1 INVESTED IN SUBSTANCE yields a return of $12 in reduced drug-related crime, criminal justice
USE TREATMENT costs, theft and health care costs.
EVERY FORECLOSURE LEADS Since 2010, Consumer Credit Counseling Service has helped save more
TO A 1% DROP IN THE VALUE than 5,000 local homes from foreclosure, helping preserve the equity of
OF SURROUNDING HOMES. around 20,000 surrounding homes.
SAFEANDHEALTHYFAMILIES.COMStatement of Philosophy
Family Service is committed to creating a long-lasting and positive impact in our community by
serving individuals and families facing critical hardships involving domestic violence, child
abuse, mental health, and financial stability. Because we have the most extensive and diverse
array of such services in our community, we are in a unique position and embrace our
responsibility to address these multi-faceted barriers to success. By identifying the complex needs
of our clients and delivering impactful services, we empower individuals and families so they will
have the best chance of success and overall well-being.
Family Service will continue as the model for outstanding service and delivery by advancing
successful outcome-based programs and collaborative initiatives to address individual needs that
impact personal development as well as the growth of safe and healthy families. Our staff will
energetically, compassionately, and responsibly give our clients the tools and advocacy needed to
successfully integrate with society.
We will constantly monitor our environment to offer the most relevant and up-to-date models of
support services, ensuring they are of the highest caliber and effectiveness for the benefit of our
clients, and thus the community at large.
Furthermore, Family Service will hold itself to the highest standards of integrity and excellence
in our programs, services, and staff, including transparency in our fiscal and board responsibilities.
Fidelity to these standards constitutes the backbone of our agency and drives our decisions and
actions.
Core Beliefs
We believe every individual has the right to live better able to develop and sustain safe, healthy,
his or her life with dignity, respect, and integrity. and productive lives.
We believe every family is impacted by the health We believe by developing and subscribing to the
and well-being of its individual members. highest standards of integrity, professionalism and
best methods, our clients have the greatest chance
We believe families are an essential part of society of successfully surmounting issues that could
and that safe and healthy families provide the potentially cripple them.
underpinning and model for a healthy, stable, and
vibrant society. We believe that all funding of the agency should
be used in the most effective, transparent, and
We believe every child should live free from fear responsible manner possible so that our clients
and have the right to grow up to become a strong, and community are able to benefit at a maximum
healthy, and responsible citizen. potential.
We believe our services address the most critical We believe that the continued trust and generosity
issues affecting the well-being of today’s of our stakeholders enables us to enjoy the
individuals and families; by providing education, excellent reputation and professional position we
advocacy and alternate choices, human beings are hold within the community and is essential to our
success.Family Service of the Piedmont, Inc.
Board of Trustees 2021-2022
Curtis Collins, Chair
Nancy Laney, Treasurer
Daniela Helms, Secretary
Manuel Dudley, Immediate Past Chair
Dianne Pusch, Greensboro Foundation Chair
Stephanie Goldman, High Point Foundation Chair
Tom Campbell, President/CEO
Ericka Best-Hunt
David Black
Doris Bray
Pete Callahan
Sue Cole
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Andrew Farah
Karen Guy
Alyce Hill
Jim Keever
Gordon Locke
Reid Marks
Angela McGill
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