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Independent Colleges of Washington member Stefan Agyemang George Kaai Ben Small Pacific Lutheran University Community Benefit Partner Superintendent 7% campuses play a critical role in the state’s higher 16% Specialist Miller Nash Graham & Central Valley School Revenues Expenditures education ecosystem, cultivating talent, MultiCare Dunn LLP District Member Dues Programs championing diversity, and making it possible Amy Anderson Carolyn Kelly Steve Smith 42% 10% Communications Retired President and CEO Executive Director Cash Contributions 50% Cash Distribution to Colleges for more Washington residents to find their best 40% Consultant The Seattle Times Black Education Strategy In-Kind Contributions In-Kind Distributions fit here at home. Fleurish Communications Roundtable 30% *Daniel J. Martin Investments (3%) Administration Richard E. Bangert II President Terri Standish-Kuon With a commitment to educating the whole Emeritus Seattle Pacific University President and CEO Fundraising (2%) Independent Colleges of

person, we are delivering value for our alumni Allan Belton Thayne M. McCulloh Seattle Pacific University Washington Source: 2020 Audited Financials and for our communities. Together, we are President President Pacific Lutheran University Gonzaga University Andrew C. Sund serving Washington, and with state and President Betsy Cadwallader Scott McQuilkin private support, we have the capacity to assist Senior VP and Regional Interim President Heritage University thousands of additional Washington residents in Marketing Executive Whitworth University *Stephen V. Sundborg, Distinguished Investors U.S. Bank John McVay S.J. completing degrees. President Behind every student there is a need for strong public and private community partners. Here are the companies, Pat Callans President Seattle University foundations and individuals that invested in students from July 2019–June 2020: Executive Vice President, Walla Walla University As employers, we are powering economies Administration Kathleen M. Murray *Beck A. Taylor in many corners of the state, creating jobs and Costco Wholesale President President STUDENT PROGRAMS $1,000 – $2,499 Stephen Smith Randolph Adams connecting students to jobs in their regions. Corporation Whitman College Whitworth University University of Puget Sound AND SCHOLARSHIPS Andrew Sund Allan Atienzo Richard E. and Gordon Clark *Shelly O’Quinn Jason Thackston Stephen V. Sundborg, Duane Bakke Our member campuses employ more than 8,000, Director of After Sales Sr. VP, Energy Resource $100,000+ Dawn C. Bangert II CEO Allan Belton S.J. Alison Benge making the collective one of the state’s top 20 Kenworth Truck Company/ and Environmental Anonymous Tom and Trish Thoen Caroline Bombar-Kaplan Innovia Foundation Ben Bridge Family DAF private sector employers. PACCAR Compliance Officer Bill & Melinda Gates The Boeing Company Vi Boyer George Parker Avista Foundation IN-KIND GIFTS Jerome Cohen Isiaah Crawford Technical Fellow Jennifer Divine and President Costco Wholesale Bob Cook Boeing Airlines Tom Thoen Laureen France University of Puget Sound Senior Vice President PACCAR Inc $100,000+ Darin Davidson Kris and Oscar Eduardo Peñalver Bank of America Gonzales Alaska Airlines Lisa DeBrock *Dina Fifadra President $25,000 – $99,999 Liz Gorman and Carla DewBerry Director Seattle University Diane Marie Timberlake $25,000 – $50,000 Erik Giesen Amazon Logistics Tech & Clinical Professor Emeritus ICW The Anderson Foundation Heritage University Joel Paisner 2021 Gonzaga University Council of Sheraton Grand Seattle Kris and Oscar Gonzales Product Parker Phend University of Washington Thayne M. McCulloh Program Manager Independent Fluke Corporation Jan Herman School of Medicine Parker Phend Scott Friedman Aditi Consulting Colleges/UPS Andrew Prather Kim Herman Associate Director $500 – $2,000 Randy Tinseth Foundation Julie Prince Larry Herman Association of Washington *Ben Phillips Retired, Vice President, Nordstrom Rabel Family Davis Wright Tremaine Shawna Higgins School Principals Managing Member Marketing The Teagle Foundation Advised Fund/ Lawton Printing, Inc. Marjorie Johnson Jet Town Tech, LLC Boeing Commercial PEMCO Insurance Miller Nash Graham & Janice Jorgensen *José E. Gaitán The Seattle Managing Member Andrew Prather Airlines The Wollenberg Dunn LLP Peter Kerr Foundation The Gaitán Group, PLLC Shareholder Investing in Foundation Bryan Ketcham Adriana Villafan Mike Ridgeway Clark Nuber Education Lead Staff Kimerly Rorschach BUSINESS AFFILIATE PROGRAM Alan Levine Kenneth J. Goodchild $10,000 – $24,999 Laura Rehrmann Catholic Charities Housing Terri Standish-Kuon and The Independent Colleges of Stacey Lewis Emeritus Washington’s Future: Council of Independent Lanakay Lipp Retired, President Services Saint Martin’s University Seattle University Charles P. Kuon Washington (ICW) Business Affiliate *Liz Gorman Group Health Foundation Colleges/Capacity Diane Timberlake Program is designed to create a Lucas Loranger Senior Partner Jim Yearby Building Grant Randy and Ellen Tinseth unique affiliation between ICW Judith Mieger Gorman Coale Susana Reyes Vice President, Human One Student at a Time Kenneth J. and Jim Yearby and businesses whose products Shirleen Noonan Superintendent Resources Ed Grogan Beryl N. Goodchild and services align with the mission Corinna Obar Shoreline Public Schools United Way of King Listen now: The Norcliffe Christina Pegg President County $500 – $999 of the 10 member colleges Nikisha Reyes-Grange Foundation Marlis Petersen Spawn Summit Wealth Betsy Cadwallader and universities in Washington. Senior Marketing Manager, Sandy Zimmermann Principal Foundation Faith Pettis Management ICWashington.org/StudentStories Isiaah Crawford Visit ICWashington.org/ Azure Data & AI Holistic Health Coach U.S. Bank Foundation Mike Rask and Jackie Thomas-Rask Dina and Chirag Fifadra BusinessAffiliates to learn more. Roy F. Heynderickx Microsoft The Show Up Standard José E. Gaitán Jay Riech President $2,500 – $9,999 “Because of your Mike Ridgeway Roy F. Heynderickx Absco Solutions Mark Santos-Johnson Saint Martin’s University *Denotes retirement from Anonymous 2 AON Gene Sharratt President/Laboratory Shaunta Hyde scholarship, I will be able Kristofer Johnson Board in 2021 Walla Walla University Whitworth University Whitman College Clark Nuber P.S. Lumenal Lighting Gene Slater Director Terry Jones to continue my studies.” President & CEO Fremont Analytical, Inc. Patrick and Rhona Kwiram TIAA Terri Standish-Kuon and Association of Washington Catherine Callans U.S. Bank Charles P. Kuon Kimerly Rorschach John and Pam McVay —Immanuel Anoka-Ayembe, Business (AWB) Gordon Clark Deborah Stephenson Former Director and CEO Microsoft Corporation Math and Computer Science, ‘22 Council of Independent TRIBUTE CAMPAIGN: Josephine Tamayo Murray Terry Jones Seattle Art Museum Laura and Jim Retired Market President Colleges/SAGE KIM HERMAN OPPORTUNITY Rodney Wendt Rehrmann South Sound *Lorrie Scott Scholars SCHOLARSHIP WHEFA Dr. and Mrs. Commercial Banking, Retired, VP Gen Counsel & Cowles Company WHEFA-TA Beck A. Taylor The following individuals and U.S. Bank Corporate Secretary Kim Herman entities pooled resources to fund Howard Zucker Potlatch Corporation Miller Nash Graham & $50 – $499 a named scholarship in honor Richard Zwicker Dunn PLLP Bank of America of retiring Washington Higher Norman Archibald Anne Cassidy Education Facilities Authority Charitable Groninger & Co., Inc. (WHEFA) Executive Director, Legacy Partners who have given Foundation Don and Ann Jenkins Kim Herman in recognition of his for 25 years or more. O.D. Fisher Charitable Kristofer Johnson 23 years of service. During his Fund/The Seattle Daniel J. Martin tenure, Mr. Herman aided ICW ICWashington.org Foundation John and Pam McVay member schools in financing 600 Stewart Street, Suite 600 Michael Rask and Kathleen M. Murray numerous campus projects to Seattle, Washington 98101 Twitter.com/ICW Jackie Thomas-Rask Shelly O’Quinn benefit student success. 206.623.4494 | [email protected] LinkedIn.com/company/ICWashington Patrick and Dianne Jamilia Sherls-Jones Schultheis

Gonzaga University / Heritage University / Pacific Lutheran University / Saint Martin’s University / Seattle Pacific University ICWashington.org Seattle University / University of Puget Sound / Walla Walla University / Whitman College / Whitworth University ICW 2021 ICW member campuses prepare students who become The Power of Partnerships ICW in Action Delivering Value community and We are proud to partner with companies, foundations, and diversity to Washington’s higher education ecosystem. Independent Colleges of Washington (ICW) is the Across seven decades, ICW has promoted educational workforce leaders leading voice of independent colleges and champion and individuals who share our commitment to students opportunity through policy engagement, scholarship Our work is comprehensive: addressing barriers to higher of higher education attainment for all students in the and diverse higher education opportunities. fundraising, and strategic partnerships. Every day we education, supporting students on our campuses through Assessing Economic Impact . promote the essential role of private, not-for-profit, liberal graduation, and helping our campuses thrive so they can state of Washington Thank you for your continued support! ICW campuses generate $2.2 billion in economic arts-based colleges and universities in bringing quality make a difference in the communities they call home. activity every year while directly and indirectly supporting 22,000 jobs for the benefit of our students and surrounding communities. If considered together, Independent Colleges of Washington Supporting Communities of Practice campuses would be a top-20 private sector employer in the state. Learn more here: ICWashington.org/ Independent Colleges of Washington brings together colleagues EconomicImpactStudy. from across member campuses to share best practices and advance professional development. In all, we annually convene and support dozens of communities of practice. Whitworth University We also seek opportunities to build networks beyond Seattle Pacific University our campuses. Gonzaga University Seattle University • For example, in collaboration with Washington higher Join the education sector partners, campus colleagues focused University of Puget Sound conversation “The MS2 program has been a blessing and I on the essential work of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Pacific Lutheran University Twitter.com/ICW would like to thank the donors for their generosity. (DEI) are meeting together to identify actionable steps Saint Martin’s University Heritage University Join us in This program not only helps students pay for and guide smart policies toward the road to racial justice LinkedIn.com/company/ and social equity. ICWashington ensuring education, but also teaches them the practical life Whitman College • During the many months of the global COVID-19 pandemic, skills of saving that we will use after graduation.” Walla Walla University success for our academic leaders and our admissions colleagues —Yuliya Borenko, Psychology, ‘21 our next joined with public sector colleagues to provide clear, generation unified messages to help students make and keep their postsecondary education plans. Our Students

Ways to Contribute “I am grateful to be recognized for my community service. This scholarship will allow me to work We invite you to select an investment opportunity that meets your goals less hours, focus on studying, and in times I feel Empowering Students Engaging in the coming year. Visit ICWashington.org/Donations/ like giving up, I will be able to think of those who Now in its fifth year, Washington Student State, Federal believe in me and my potential. My goal in life is Engagement Networks (WA-SEN) creates Matched Student Savings (MS2) Program to live my life for others.” Policymakers Maximize your donation through ICW’s Matched Student Savings Program, where Pell Grant- and opportunities for students to share their —Bethelehem Gebre, Physiology, ‘21 Business leaders and policymakers verbal communication skills and a strong program of study and mix of support and Washington College Grant-eligible students save up to $500 in dedicated accounts to earn $3,000 stories and perspectives to educate agree that a greater number of high work ethic. community, they are more likely to earn in matching grants. The financial education training requirement lays the foundation for building policymakers about the importance of school graduates and adults need to a degree. With targeted investments, individual wealth, and the $6:$1 return rewards healthy savings habits. student financial aid programs in ensuring Thanks to donors and partnerships pursue higher education to meet the we can reduce the need for student that the state of Washington achieves its with government, historically demands of our economy. Companies and family borrowing and leverage the goal of 70% postsecondary attainment. underserved students can find financial Scholarship Programs Additional Options for Giving look for the skills a liberal arts education full range of educational opportunities and academic support at independent Leaders for Tomorrow Scholarship Named Scholarship In-kind Gifts This cross-sector initiative includes students delivers: the ability to work in a team, available across Washington’s higher colleges. When students can attend the Help students at each of our ten Establish a fund awarded Donate equipment, materials, or services to help keep from independent colleges and universities, problem-solving skills, written and education ecosystem. campus with their preferred academic member campuses through the in your name, according to college operating costs down so more resources can community and technical colleges, and public Leaders for Tomorrow Scholarship. the criteria you choose. be directed to financial aid. baccalaureate institutions. Organized as an Funding is distributed equitably Endowed Scholarship Business Affiliate extension of the College Promise Coalition, between our campuses, Leave a lasting legacy. Become an Affiliate to highlight that your company’s WA-SEN is supported by the Bill & Melinda “Independent, private, not-for-profit campuses provide a critical stabilizing which directly make awards Provide a gift of education mission aligns with those of our 10 private, not-for- Gates Foundation and administered by effect on local economies. Students, faculty and staff also contribute to selected students. in perpetuity. profit colleges and universities. Independent Colleges of Washington. significantly through community service activities, as well as research, innovation, and entrepreneurship that directly drives economic development.” INDEPENDENT COLLEGES OF WASHINGTON 2021 / ICWashington.org —Terri Standish-Kuon, Ph.D., President and CEO, Independent Colleges of Washington ICW 2021 ICW member campuses prepare students who become The Power of Partnerships ICW in Action Delivering Value community and We are proud to partner with companies, foundations, and diversity to Washington’s higher education ecosystem. Independent Colleges of Washington (ICW) is the Across seven decades, ICW has promoted educational workforce leaders leading voice of independent colleges and champion and individuals who share our commitment to students opportunity through policy engagement, scholarship Our work is comprehensive: addressing barriers to higher of higher education attainment for all students in the and diverse higher education opportunities. fundraising, and strategic partnerships. Every day we education, supporting students on our campuses through Assessing Economic Impact . promote the essential role of private, not-for-profit, liberal graduation, and helping our campuses thrive so they can state of Washington Thank you for your continued support! ICW campuses generate $2.2 billion in economic arts-based colleges and universities in bringing quality make a difference in the communities they call home. activity every year while directly and indirectly supporting 22,000 jobs for the benefit of our students and surrounding communities. If considered together, Independent Colleges of Washington Supporting Communities of Practice campuses would be a top-20 private sector employer in the state. Learn more here: ICWashington.org/ Independent Colleges of Washington brings together colleagues EconomicImpactStudy. from across member campuses to share best practices and advance professional development. In all, we annually convene and support dozens of communities of practice. Whitworth University We also seek opportunities to build networks beyond Seattle Pacific University our campuses. Gonzaga University Seattle University • For example, in collaboration with Washington higher Join the education sector partners, campus colleagues focused University of Puget Sound conversation “The MS2 program has been a blessing and I on the essential work of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Pacific Lutheran University Twitter.com/ICW would like to thank the donors for their generosity. (DEI) are meeting together to identify actionable steps Saint Martin’s University Heritage University Join us in This program not only helps students pay for and guide smart policies toward the road to racial justice LinkedIn.com/company/ and social equity. ICWashington ensuring education, but also teaches them the practical life Whitman College • During the many months of the global COVID-19 pandemic, skills of saving that we will use after graduation.” Walla Walla University success for our academic leaders and our admissions colleagues —Yuliya Borenko, Psychology, ‘21 our next joined with public sector colleagues to provide clear, generation unified messages to help students make and keep their postsecondary education plans. Our Students