Home of the Innocents
is the heart of our city.
133
children were fostered and 9 were adopted
through our Therapeutic Loving foster Care
and Adoption program, including 26 through
our Project Keepsafe program.
252
children (and 188 adults)
were served through our
community-based
services in Indiana
362
380
children (from 382 families)
were served through our
community-based
services in Kentucky
children were cared for in our residential
program and emergency shelter
With the support of 3,470 monetary donors, we
provided outstanding services to children and families
across the region. To read a full list of our donors, visit
homeoftheinnocents.org/donors.
95
187
children and 80 adults
were served through our
Aftercare program
children and 254 adults
were served through
our Safe Exchange
program
7,676
children (from 30,084
patient visits) were
treated at Open Arms
Children’s Health
100
children and 534 families took our
Parents Acquiring Skills & Strength
(PASS) Class
96
children received care in the Kosair
Charities Pediatric Convalescent Center,
our skilled nursing facility
1,554
patients filled prescriptions
at the Village Pharmacy
Home of the Innocents enriches the lives of children
and families with hope, health, and happiness.
Home of the Innocents provides a range of important
residential and community-based programs. Caring
for more than 11,300 children and their families
last year, services include a safe haven for at-risk
20
children, clinical treatment services, crisis and
children received respite care
services in the Kosair Charities
Pediatric Convalescent Center,
our skilled nursing facility
intervention services, therapeutic loving foster care
and adoption services, a pediatric convalescent
center for children who are medically complex or
terminally ill, and an integrated pediatric medical
facility, Open Arms Children’s Health.
3,879
157
volunteer visits provided
9,574 volunteer hours
Area Served
Number of clients in Kentucky
and Indiana counties.
Pike
1
Orange
1
Dubois
Spencer
1
Carlisle
2
Hickman
Fulton 2
Graves
4
Jennings
1
Scott
37
Washington
24
Floyd
306
Crawford
3
Clark
238
Boone
3
Jefferson
11
Gallatin
Trim- Carroll
14
ble
43
Henry
28
Oldham
286
Jefferson
10734
Shelby
64
1
14
Grant
4
Owen
4
Franklin
21
4
Camp-
bell
Pendle- Bracken
ton
Harrison
5
Scott
6
Robert-
son
Mason
Nicholas
1
Bourbon
Lewis
Fleming
2
Greenup
2
Carter
2
5
Boyd
Rowan
3
Bath
Elliott
Lawrence
Mont-
Wood- Fayette
1
35
gom-
Ander- ford
Clark
son
ery 3 Menifee
2
Morgan
2
12
Jessa-
Meade
Johnson
mine
Martin
Powell
Han-
30
1
Nelson
Mercer
Wash-
5
2
cock Breckinridge
Wolfe
68
1
Henderson
ington
Madison
4
Magoffin
Estill
1
Daviess
5
Hardin
14
Gar-
5
7
1
1
13
Lee
Union
rard
Boyle
Floyd
182
1
1
Marion
Webster
Breathitt
4
Pike
Larue
McLean
31
4
13
1
Grayson
Ohio
Lincoln
2
Owsley
2
15
8
Rock- Jackson
Knott
1
Taylor
1
Crittenden
castle
Casey
Perry
Hopkins
Hart
1
3
1
Green
Living-
3
6
Edmon-
Butler
1
Clay
1
ston
Muhlenberg
son
1
Letcher
Pulaski
Leslie
2
Caldwell
Laurel
1
Adair
5
7
8
Met-
Lyon
Russell
Warren
Barren
3
calfe
Knox
12
11
Christian
3
3
Marshall
Logan
Harlan
Trigg
10
Cumber-
3
Wayne
1
3
Todd
Whitley
Allen
Bell
3
land
3
Simpson
Monroe
9
6
McCreary
1
Clinton
1
1
Calloway
2
Warrick
8
Ballard McCracken
Jackson
2
Lawrence
1
volunteer groups
donated time
across our campus
Perry
Harrison
54
Bullitt
231
Spencer
20
Home of the Innocents locations
FY17-18 Financials
FY2018 PCT
Program Generated Revenue $30,390,844
78%
Grants & Restricted Gifts
$2,907,050
7%
Investment & Other Income
$1,694,804
4%
Unrestricted Contributions
$4,194,739
11%
Total Operating Income
$39,187,437 100%
Program Expenses
General & Administrative
Fundraising
Total Expenses
Net Operating Profit (Loss)
Total Net Assets
FY2018
PCT
$33,793,361 89%
$3,487,835
9%
$828,292
2%
$38,109,488 100%
$1,077,949
$64,528,373
*Operating Profit/Loss does not include Depreciation
and Interest/Amortization