2011–2012 gratitude reporT By the Numbers

$6.7 million in grants to 281 nonprofit organizations

2221 Individual Donors 591 Volunteers 107 Scholars and Fellows

Scholarship Funds Awarded Includes all unique funds housed and administered by $350,000 Pride Foundation

Community Grants 174+ grants $300,000 totaling 2011-12 $393,170 2010-11 $352,200

$342,445 Donor Advised 166 grants $250,000 totaling $222,050 2009-10 $200,000 Special Initiatives 12 grants 2008-09 $277,269 totaling $257,149 $96,120 $150,000 10 grants 2007-08 Donor-Designated (Ric Weiland Legacy) totaling $201,134

2006-07 $6,000,216 $100,000 $170,930 2005-06 $150,191 $50,000 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 $106,571 $104,690 $102,080

Granting Areas (Annual Grants Program) 2011-2012 Gratitude Report

Contents

hiv/AIDS Pride Foundation Across the Northwest...... 5 services and prevention Why Marriage Matters...... 7 The Colors of Community...... 8 health & The Power in Action and Words...... 9 community 22% services The Drive for Transgender Health Care...... 10 Teachable Moments...... 11 17% Addressing AIDS in Eastern Washington and Oregon...... 12 Serving Lgbtq Youth and Country...... 13 24% Grantees...... 14 education, 6% Financials...... 15 advocacy, outreach arts & Donors...... 16 recreation Organizational Support...... 30 31% Volunteers...... 31 Visionaries...... 35 Fund Creators...... 37 Youth & Scholars and Fellows...... 38 Families Capacity Building Grantees...... 39

pridefoundation.org LETTERS FROM LEADERS: from the board president We call our annual report the Gratitude Report because we are thankful: Thankful for the thousands of donors and volunteers passionately committed to advancing LGBTQ equality and social justice in the Northwest. Thankful for the hundreds of nonprofits and allied organizations working to make a difference in their communities, and thankful for the scholars who will become tomorrow’s leaders.

The pathway paved by Pride Foundation’s visionary founders has many more travelers today, new generations eager to use the power of philanthropy to achieve profound change for our community. From its vantage point, Pride Foundation is able to identify innovative ideas that have the potential to move our community forward and then facilitate connections with the resources that make these ideas come alive—you make that a reality.

In this year’s Gratitude Report we bring you stories of challenge and triumph throughout the Northwest, starting with a thoughtful look at how a campaign for marriage equality in Washington has ignited passion in our community and has inspired an expanded and stronger circle of allies.

We continue with stories about the people and organizations that are enriching and defining our community through their contributions. These donors, volunteers, grantees, and scholars are community cheerleaders who join with Pride Foundation as an expression of shared values:

• a new Oregon donor inspired by our work with young students and youth organizations; • an Alaskan grantee leading the conversation about LGBTQ communities of color; • a grantee working to improve access to health services for transgender people living in rural Montana; and, • a young scholar determined to see, in her lifetime, basic LGBTQ anti-discrimination language added to Idaho’s laws—and she’s determined to make it happen.

Pride Foundation’s mission is to nurture a culture of generosity where it matters most, our hearts. This report shares stories of resilience, of courage, and of an ever-growing community believing that the heart of the Northwest’s LGBTQ community can beat louder—leading the way for our nation and for future generations.

For the trust you place in us, we are humbled and honored. For the support you generously give, we are truly grateful.

With Pride,

Doug Exworthy Board President

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 3 LETTERS FROM LEADERS: from the executive director Last January, when I was invited to join the Pride Foundation family as the new Executive Director, I knew I was accepting a great honor.

What I could not have guessed at the time was the magnitude of the loyalty and love that our friends and supporters feel for this organization. In the nine months that I have been on the job, I have already been on many adventures and met people who will inspire my work for a lifetime.

From meeting the supportive extended family of a young transgender girl, to chats with staff members at various HIV/AIDS service organizations about the ever-changing landscape, to donors who happily shared that Pride Foundation is part of their estate plans— time and again, people have shared their most personal dreams with me and with Pride Foundation. And each meeting ends with a handshake or a hug that I know means, “Take good care of my wishes; help my voice join with the momentum of others; we are in this together.”

On many occasions already this year, many have said, “I never thought I’d see this moment in my lifetime.” The President’s support for marriage equality. The EEOC’s ruling that Title VII prohibits sex discrimination against transgender employees. The end of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” A myriad of smaller moments that show all of us that the needle is moving—a safe and thriving LGBTQ community is not only possible, but is on its way across our nation.

Pride Foundation is deeply honored to be a philanthropic and social Pride Foundation is deeply leader in the midst of this special era. When our founders started Pride honored to be a philanthropic Foundation seated at a kitchen table in 1985—struggling to create a and social leader in the midst silver lining in the midst of the AIDS crisis—they could not have imagined of this special era. all that they were beginning. Today, we remain grateful for their vision and courage and are inspired to carry on their legacy.

Even through what are still precarious economic times, Pride Foundation increased our support to organizations and scholars. Our work with the corporate community to help them provide comprehensive anti-discrimination policies to their LGBTQ employees only grows. And while we have faced a few heartbreaking losses in our region on the legislative front, we have also welcomed many opportunities to ensure that voters can align their passion for equality with their choices at the ballot box.

As I look to the future, I hold two truths very dear. First is that our commitment to full equality for LGBTQ people has never burned brighter. Second is that all of us—the entire Pride Foundation family—is on this pathway together. United, we are stronger and more hopeful than any challenges that come our way.

I am so grateful to be in this position. I am ever-honored by your continued support and belief in this organization and what we can accomplish together. I look forward to continuing to hear your stories and dreams and turn great hopes into inspired action.

Sincerely and with great Pride,

Kris Hermanns Executive Director

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 4 Pride Foundation Across the Northwest

Pride Foundation is a leader in the pursuit of full equality for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community.

For more than 27 years, Pride Foundation has been driving transformation in our culture through scholarships, grants, and leadership development. Pride Foundation is a community champion, a positive leader for social change, and a welcome home to thousands of volunteers and donors at all levels of giving. Our work will bring complete equality closer today and create hope and justice that will endure for generations to come. We are so grateful for your trust, partnership and support!

GRANTS supporting communities of color, share with us their hope and With generous support from and many more. See the full list perseverance. donors and volunteers, Pride of recipients from our signature Pride Foundation’s Fellowship Foundation provided essential grants program on page 14. Program seeks to cultivate financial support to 87 projects leaders and strengthen the impacting LGBTQ equality SCHOLARSHIPS & Northwest LGBTQ community. totaling $300,000 through FELLOWSHIPS The fellowship experience our Annual Grants Program Pride Foundation awarded a provides an opportunity for in 2011. An additional $6.4 record amount in scholarships to professional development as million was awarded to 318 LGBTQ and straight ally students projects through unique funds in 2011. With awards totaling housed and administered by $352,200 in scholarships, 100 Pride Foundation. This includes students gained support to nearly $40,000 awarded from pursue their educational goals. our Advocacy Fund, 166 donor- Scholarships are awarded advised fund grants totaling across the spectrum. From an $222,000, and over $6 million Associate’s degree in Business, in donor designated grants to a Bachelor’s degree in from Ric Weiland’s legacy Art History, to a vocational gift. Volunteers on selection certification in carpentry to the committees bring personal completion of law school or expertise as well as knowledge of the local and regional a Doctoral studies in Biology, LGBTQ community to the review the educational pathways process. This partnership and achievements of our ensures that Pride Foundation scholars are as diverse as their makes the most prudent and backgrounds, cultures, ages, inspired grants every year. and passions. One of the largest Projects funded this year cover a LGBTQ scholarship programs broad cross-section of existing in the country, Pride Foundation and emerging community needs has been helping students including HIV/AIDS-related reach for their dreams since projects, lesbian health, youth 1993. Nearly $3 million has been issues, elder support, transgender awarded since then to emerging issues, the arts, projects LGBTQ and allied leaders who

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 5 well as an introduction to the work of community Whether celebrating victory or challenged by leadership organizations by matching exceptional a loss—each time we learn, feel inspired by Pride Foundation Scholarship recipients and the commitment and hard work of volunteers other LGBTQ and ally students with Pride and are reminded that seeking sustainable Foundation grantees and other organizations social change is at the core of our mission. committed to LGBTQ equality. In 2011, seven students joined the growing fellowship program and provided 200 hours of time towards leading ensure that sexual orientation, and gender identity substantive projects. and expression are included in workplace policies. Through cooperative dialogue (and in some cases through filing shareholder COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP & ADVOCACY resolutions), we are helping companies understand the social and economic value of At Pride Foundation, seeking full equality for treating all their workers with respect and dignity. LGBTQ people in the Northwest is what we do. These changes have meant better protections And we know that sometimes it takes legislative or for nearly 3 million workers worldwide. policy work to bring equality to every person and every family. Across Montana and Idaho, basic housing, safety, and employment protections for BUILDING CAPACITY: SPECIAL INITIATIVES LGBTQ people are being sought in key cities that Pride Foundation is honored to be sought out increase the likelihood of statewide protections for unique initiatives that bring full equality in future years. Voters in Anchorage, Alaska had for LGBTQ people within reach. Over the last opportunity to add sexual orientation and gender three years this has included two very exciting identity and expression to the city’s human rights partnerships. First, the Racial Equity Initiative—a code, ensuring that members of our community national project funded by Funders for LGBTQ could seek work and housing while protected Issues and implemented in the Northwest by from discrimination. The freedom to marry for all Pride Foundation—aims to ensure the long-term loving couples is being fought for in Washington, success of nonprofits run by and for people of and Oregon continues to press for laws and color through skills development. Second, in policies that ensure much-needed services for a partnership with The Bill and Melinda Gates the transgender community. Whether celebrating Foundation, the Queer Youth Initiative helps victory or challenged by a loss—each time we LGBTQ youth-serving organizations become learn, feel inspired by the commitment and hard more sustainable through formal training, 1:1 work of volunteers, and are reminded that seeking coaching, and grant funding. With $96,000 sustainable social change is at the core of our invested in 12 organizations in 2011, each mission. participating organization has gained technical and financial resources that will increase long- Further, Pride Foundation has continued to work term sustainability and infrastructure and with dozens of companies in the Northwest to decrease isolation of staff members who have also built a solid network of colleagues with whom to share ideas, questions, templates, challenges, and victories. Moving forward, Pride Foundation looks forward to exploring additional special projects and partnerships that help fairness and equality to thrive.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 6 Why Marriage Matters

In November, Washingtonians will have the chance to stand up for full equality and make history by defending marriage equality at the ballot box by approving Referendum 74. It can be a victory that resonates for generations to come throughout the Northwest and that pushes the entire nation over the tipping point towards a culture—and legal reality—where LGBTQ people are truly equal.

While our lives should never be put up for a vote, Everyone should be able to express their the effort to defend marriage equality simply is commitment to the person they love through about erasing one injustice facing our LGBTQ marriage: standing in front of friends and family community. It is also about helping to create to make a lifetime promise to support and adore a culture where our lives are fully recognized. one another and to be there for one another in The truth of the matter is that marriage carries good times and in bad. This is a game-changing a cultural weight and currency that domestic moment, and we may never have the chance again partnerships and civil unions unfortunately do not. in the Northwest to so directly define, lead, and Marriage is a language universally understood by spotlight the pathway to full equal rights. our non-LGBTQ friends, family, and neighbors. This is a game-changing moment, and we

The freedom to marry will undoubtedly strengthen may never have the chance again in the our community in ways that will benefit our ongoing Northwest to so directly define, lead, and journey towards full equality, even knowing that spotlight the pathway to full equal rights. not all same-sex couples will choose to marry. As organizations and as individuals, we have the unique opportunity to strengthen partnerships and to reach out to new allies that may be just beginning to learn about LGBTQ issues.

Pride Foundation’s work has always been about raising the visibility of LGBTQ people and making sure that they have the opportunity to live and thrive where they are. Therefore, it was both logical and inspired to accept an expanded and significant leadership role in the momentum to bring the freedom to marry to all loving couples. With collaboration from local, regional, and national partners, Pride Foundation spearheaded a comprehensive statewide public education and media project featuring real people telling real stories about why marriage matters to them.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 7 The Colors of Community

Imagine coming of age in a community in which there seemed to be no adult role models who shared your experience of the world. Imagine having to pretend you were someone you weren’t in order to get a job. Or silencing yourself from speaking the truth of your experience for fear that you will be marked as “angry,” “radical,” or otherwise “out of place.”

For many LGBTQ people, these experiences and Anchorage and surrounding areas—regardless of emotions are not hard to imagine. Knowing you sexual orientation. are different—feeling isolated—are often central With a grant from Pride Foundation, this dialogue tenants to the experience of being LGBTQ. But was just one of a series of conversations being when LGBTQ people of color gathered to discuss sponsored by First Alaskans Institute’s Alaska living in Alaska, we discovered that those very Native Dialogues on Racial Equity (ANDORE), a same emotions were also central to the reality project that aims to raise the level of awareness of growing up and living as a person of color in and healing around race and racism and to advance policy solutions towards racial equity in Alaska.

Participants in the meeting and conversations were from a variety of different backgrounds: mixes of Aleut, Athabascan, Tlingit, African- American, Afro-Cuban-Puerto Rican, Japanese, and European. They were lesbian, bisexual, and gay in their orientations—parents, professionals, public officials, and students in their day-to-day lives. Some were just stepping into adulthood or out of the closet, others had been out for more than a decade and were moving towards middle- age with humor and grace.

“It was good to be in a space where I could wear my Native hat and my gay hat at the same time,” said one participant.

Mya In 2012, we were saddened as we lost one of our youngest volunteers and friends, Mya Dale of Anchorage, AK. Over the last year, Mya tabled for Pride Foundation at events around town, attending a conference with other Pride Foundation volunteers and staff last summer, was one of our featured storytellers at our end of year celebration last December, and participated in our dialogue for LGBTQ People of Color last February. Mya, we miss you.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 8 The Power in Action and Words

Mistie Tolman, a life-long Idahoan and proud lesbian, became a Pride Foundation Idaho Scholar in 2012.

Long before receiving this award Mistie was making a positive and lasting difference in the lives of the LGBTQ community. However, becoming a Pride Foundation Scholar has further encouraged and motivated Mistie to grow her personal leadership role and strive for full equality for LGBTQ people.

“Being a Scholar is one of the greatest honors of my life, and an experience I will be forever grateful to have had,” said Mistie, 35, a political science major at Boise State University, living in the Boise area with her partner, Karen and their four children.

Mistie is the primary spokesperson for Add The Words Idaho, a growing grassroots movement. The goal of Add the Words is to get the Idaho Legislature to add “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” as protections in the Idaho Human Rights Act. In January 2012, thousands of people attended rallies statewide in support of the movement, posted sticky notes in the Idaho State Capitol Building, and mailed them to legislators encouraging them to vote in favor of the legislation. The Idaho Senate within the church, many being leadership positions,” State Affairs Committee denied a printing of the Mistie said. “When you’re brought up in that kind of bill during an emotional public hearing in February environment and with that kind of mindset, it really 2012, attended by 300 people, many of whom becomes a natural transition to becoming involved participated in a silent protest of the decision. Mistie in causes you believe in. One of the hardest things was among the protestors. would have to be the constant struggle to reconcile the fact that your family does truly and genuinely “When people could no longer deny that love you, yet truly and genuinely believes—and discrimination exists, when they could see a visual often votes—that you don’t deserve the same rights representation of the public support that exists and privileges they enjoy. It’s a very hard, confusing for non-discrimination legislation, when they could place to try and rebuild relationships from. But it’s hear the stories of real people that this is actually something my family and I are working very hard on.” happening to, we knew that the movement would grow,” she said. As she continues to move forward in her work with Add the Words Idaho and earning her degree, Mistie learned early on that community service was Mistie said having the support of Pride Foundation important through her upbringing in the Mormon has given her the confidence to press boldly onward Church. However, the Church’s influence has been in all her life’s pursuits. both positive and challenging. “Pride Foundation has a unique skill in being able to “Some of the good things I take away are years see your strengths, cheer for them, and bring out the and years of having ‘service-oriented’ positions best in you,” she said.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 9 The Drive for Transgender Health Care

In Montana, a state roughly the size of Idaho and Washington combined, people often have to drive for hours to meet their basic health care needs. Beyond geography, transgender patients have the added barrier of finding safe and accepting medical resources they can rely on that are non-judgmental and confidential.

The goal of Planned Parenthood of Montana’s In addition to being the largest reproductive Transgender (PPMT) Care Program is to be the health care agency in the state, Planned primary safety net for transgender people in the Parenthood of Montana is the primary provider state of Montana and surrounding states where for many underserved populations. With over 60 transgender specific health care is non-existent or employees at health centers in Missoula, Great difficult to access. Falls, Helena, and Billings, Planned Parenthood is able to personally reach out to a larger audience With funding from a Pride Foundation grant, PPMT and provide unique and expert and welcoming has been able to expand their Transgender Care services more consistently than other health care Program by identifying and training four clinic provider in Montana. assistants, one in each of their health center communities, to be liaisons between their Medical Kyle adds, “A victory is made with each patient Director and transgender patients. PPMT has also who entrusts us to not only provide quality and been able to convey an all-inclusive environment comprehensive reproductive health care, but also with gender-appropriate signage in their clinics and feels valued and safe in our health centers.” messaging in their materials. In the last year PPMT reports that the number of patients seen for hormone therapy has nearly doubled.

“In most communities, transgender people may feel unsafe, and many health care providers are not willing or able to meet the medical, psychological, and emotional needs of these patients,” said Kyle O’Neill, a team member at Planned Parenthood of Montana. “The rural nature of our state often isolates this vulnerable population and makes finding appropriate care difficult, with some patients travelling great distances for their health care needs.”

From a Transgender Care Program patient who drove from Idaho: My day started today at 4:00 am, and I hit the road at 5:00 am and just now got home and its 6:30 pm. That makes for kind of a long day and just a tad over 700 miles covered in twelve hours. I spent the way down wondering what it would all be like… My visit with you was worth every mile driven and minute spent, and I just wanted to thank you for your kindness, caring, and compassion. It meant more to me than you will ever know. The staff were all friendly but you were just wonderful… Again thank you for seeing me and taking me as a patient.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 10 Teachable Moments

Oregonian Misa Joo is the kind of teacher we all wish we had growing up— committed to her students, unafraid of hard questions, and passionate about the future of every young person in her classroom. Some of us were fortunate to have a teacher like her in our lives.

Now retired after 40 years of public school impacted, noting that the teachable moments were teaching in Eugene, Oregon, Misa is in regular a shared experience: contact with former students, particularly LGBTQ “I think teachers learn just as much, if not more, students who found safe haven in her classrooms. from the students if they teach that age. I was To her own surprise, former students have talked to completely transformed by my students, many her about the “gay club” when she was a teacher, of whom are LGBTQ…who taught many of the even though Misa was sure that none formally teachers who wanted to learn. A lot of them have existed. It was a surprise when she realized that grown up to stand up for justice wherever they they were speaking of her drama class, which are—at work, at home, raising their kids, and in provided an affirming and joyful place for GL BTQ their communities.” students. She holds firm that “Every generation is stronger Today, Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) student clubs, than the last.” With community activists and straight a relatively familiar club model in middle and allies like Misa working to support our young people high schools across the nation, provide a nurturing every day, we agree with her 100%. environment for LGBTQ and supportive straight ally students. Yet, before GSAs, teachers such as Misa had assumed the role of cheerleader, listener, and protector—often without support from their peers or school administrators, and sometimes with significant consequences.

When a heated debate about banning gay teachers in Oregon entered her classroom, some students quipped that gays should be put into concentration camps. Misa saw it as a teachable moment by sharing her deeply personal story of her family’s experience in Japanese internment camps during World War II. She shared her story of how hate and fear changed her family’s life— where once friends and neighbors would shun them as the racial climate became intolerable. She then drew parallels with the growing homophobic situation.

Misa continues her support for LGBTQ youth as a Pride Foundation donor. Drawn to the opportunity to bring her expertise and passion to supporting students through scholarships and youth programs through grants, she also is an enthusiastic Pride Foundation volunteer. Leading by example, she shies away from taking credit for the lives she’s

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 11 Addressing AIDS in Eastern Washington and Oregon

Nearly two years ago, the community of Milton-Freewater, Oregon lost its health department, leaving the community without active prevention services for individuals at high risk of contracting HIV or Hepatitis C. Blue Mountain Heart to Heart, an Eastern Washington AIDS service organization based in Walla Walla, reached across state lines to ensure that people in Oregon received critical support and education.

With Pride Foundation grant support for this Health District continue to lead the movement, outreach component, Blue Mountain Heart bringing services and support to hard hit rural to Heart began hosting quarterly community areas and populations. education sessions in Milton-Freewater. Further, they expanded outreach and testing with Hispanic In 2011 we commemorated 30 years of AIDS men and men who have sex with men, both of in America. The arrival of the AIDS epidemic in which are underserved communities. the 1980s and the resulting profound loss of life, talent, and innocence galvanized our community. “We were already working with folks in Milton- Motivated by the desire to turn grief into action Freewater, but when the health department closed, and heartbreak into possibilities, the founders it became urgent,” said Everett Maroon, Blue of Pride Foundation came together in the midst Mountain’s Executive Director. of this very crisis. They built a safe philanthropic “We have to continue to educate newer home for the LGBTQ community that could both generations. They don’t take HIV as seriously receive and honor estate gifts and make public as the older generations that lived through the grants to the program and organizations that beginning of the epidemic—we keep trying to were courageously fighting against AIDS and hit home the message.” This reality is the driving serving those suffering in its wake. While the AIDS force for many AIDS service providers. In Eastern movement has changed significantly in the last Washington current and former grantees like the 15 years, creative responses to realities such as Palouse HIV Consortium, HIV/AIDS Speakers a health department closing is exactly the type of Bureau, Spokane AIDS Network, and the Yakima grant our founders would be proud of.

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 12 Serving Lgbtq Youth and Country

Jordan Simonson is the first openly gay psychology resident in the United States military. He is in his last year of doctoral training for a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Seattle Pacific University.

Jordan is a Pride “Receiving scholarship support Foundation Scholar twice from Pride Foundation has been over, and this past year he sat on the granting amazing­—most important because it committee for the was an incredible affirmation from my Beyond the Bridge Fund, community.” an area of interest fund held at Pride Foundation focused on LGBTQ youth. “Becoming a Pride Foundation Scholar youth safety and suicide opened my eyes to how I could use my research prevention. in a unique way to positively impact the LGBTQ community,” says Jordan. Jordan’s residency is focused on the historic opportunity of helping Through his scholarship interview process, Jordan the military find ways to support GL BTQ service met Pride Foundation volunteers, community men and women. Currently there are no support members, and mental health professionals, groups or customized services for LGBTQ service including Dr. Timothy Popanz and Dr. Stacey professionals. In addition, there is no training for Prince. Jordan connected with each of them and military medical providers around LGBTQ patient has stayed in touch through his doctoral program needs or the community in general. Knowing that with Dr. Popanz, who is even serving on Jordan’s profound change starts with a first step, Jordan is dissertation committee. When Stacey and her hoping to provide essential research, data, and partner Teri Mayo later founded the Beyond the practical knowledge that will help to further spark Bridge Fund, it was a natural fit to ask Jordan the creation and dissemination of new programs to bring his vision and perspective to the fund’s for LGBTQ military members. inaugural granting cycle. Now, Jordan is on the frontlines of creating Jordan’s doctoral dissertation on LGBTQ a whole new area of mental health support youth explored the struggles that these youth services for the U.S. military. His work will experience and why they result in elevated rates improve lives immediately, and also create a of depression and anxiety. Added stress, a lack lasting resource structure that is available for of having been taught coping mechanisms, and our LGBTQ and allied individuals in the Armed minimal access to support systems are all core Forces. reasons for the depression and anxiety that many LGBTQ young people experience. Prior to “Receiving scholarship support from Pride receiving his first Pride Foundation scholarship, Foundation has been amazing-most important Jordan didn’t think it would be possible to because it was an incredible affirmation from my specialize in studying LGBTQ depression or community,” Jordan reported. We are honored to lead such ground-breaking examinations of to be part of your path and future, Jordan. the intersections of depression, anxiety, and gay Congratulations!

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 13 Grantees

With thanks to generous donors and dedicated volunteers, Pride Foundation’s Annual Grants Program awarded 87 grants, totaling $300,000 for projects that advance LGBTQ equality in the Northwest. The volunteer-driven grants process gives our staff and volunteers a truly unique vantage of the issues that affect our community.

In Support of Arts and SnoGLOBE Equality Alliance Camp and Retreat Ministry (Everett, WA) Recreation (Portland, OR) Spirit of Many Colors Gay Straight Center for Multi-Cultural Health BroadArts Theatre (Portland, OR) Alliance (Pablo, MT) (Seattle, WA) Common Ground Community Chorus TAP 365 (Billings, MT) HIV Alliance (Eugene, OR) (Boise, ID) University of Idaho (Moscow, ID) Inland Oasis (Moscow, ID)

Greensoda Productions (Portland, OR) Jefferson AIDS Services (Quilcene, WA) In Support of Health and Miracle Theatre Group (Portland, OR) Community Services North Idaho AIDS Coalition PFLAG/Juneau Pride Chorus (Coeur d’Alene, ID) (Juneau, AK) Bradley Angle (Portland, OR) Pacific Northwest Conference of the (Anchorage, AK) Out North Capital City Pride (Olympia, WA) United Methodist Church (Snohomish, WA) Revive the Red Tent Productions Entre Hermanos (Seattle, WA) (Fairbanks, AK) Palouse HIV Consortium Friendly House (Portland, OR) (Pullman, WA) Three Dollar Bill Cinema (Seattle, WA) Gay City Health Project (Seattle, WA) Voices Rising (Seattle, WA) Seattle Area Support Groups Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (Seattle, WA) (University Place, WA) Spokane Regional HIV/AIDS Speakers’ In Support of Education, PFLAG Lower Columbia Chapter/ Bureau (Spokane, WA)

Advocacy, and Outreach Longview United Methodist Church Valley Aids Information Network (Longview, WA) (Corvallis, OR) Blackpast.org (Seattle, WA) Planned Parenthood Columbia Yakima Health District (Yakima, WA) Casa Latina (Seattle, WA) Willamette (Portland, OR) Community Alliance of Lane County Planned Parenthood of Montana (Eugene, OR) (Billings, MT) In Support of Youth (Tacoma, WA) and Families Eastern Washington University Pride Rainbow Center Center (Cheney, WA) (Olympia, WA) SAGE Olympia Big Brother Big Sisters of Puget Equal Rights Washington Education Senior Services (Seattle, WA) Sound (Seattle, WA) Fund –Faith in Action (Seattle, WA) South Puget Intertribal Planning Camp Ten Trees (Seattle, WA) Equal Rights Washington Education Agency (Shelton, WA) Children’s Home Society of Fund (Seattle, WA) University of Washington Foundation Washington (Vancouver, WA) Human Dignity Coalition (Bend, OR) (Seattle, WA) Children’s Home Society of Klamath Basin Lambda Washington (Walla Walla, WA) (Klamath Falls, OR) In Support of HIV/AIDS Forward Montana Foundation Legal Voice (Seattle, WA) – 2 Grants Service Delivery and (Missoula, MT) Montana Human Rights Network Prevention GLOBE (Everett, WA) (Helena, MT) GLSEN Washington State Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association (Seattle, WA) – 2 Grants (Seattle, WA) (Anchorage/Mat-Su Valley) King County Sexual Assault Resource Allies Linked for the Prevention of HIV OneAmerica (Seattle, WA) Center (Renton, WA) and AIDS (Boise, ID) OutSpokane (Spokane, WA) Multi-care Good Samaritan Outreach Babes Network–YWCA of Seattle/King Services (Puyallup, WA) Pacific Lutheran University/Queer- Ally County/Snohomish County (Seattle, Network (Tacoma, WA) WA) National Coalition Building Institute Missoula (Missoula, MT) PFLAG Sedro-Woolley/Skagit Valley Blue Mountain Heart to Heart (Sedro-Woolley, WA) (Walla Walla, WA) Odyssey Youth Center (Spokane, WA) Rural Organizing Project Butte AIDS Support Services Peace for the Streets by Kids from the (Scappoose, OR) (Butte, MT) Streets (Seattle, WA)

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 14 PFLAG Benton Franklin Skagit Valley Family YMCA-Oasis Teen TransActive Education & Advocacy (Richland, WA) Youth Shelter (Portland, OR) (Mount Vernon, WA) PFLAG Oregon Central Coast Vista Youth Center (Kennewick, WA) (Lincoln County, OR) Stonewall Youth (Olympia, WA) West Valley High School Gay-Straight Pierce County AIDS Foundation/ Oasis The Q Center-Kitsap County HIV/ AIDS Alliance (Fairbanks, AK) Youth Center (Tacoma, WA) Foundation (Silverdale, WA) YouthCare (Seattle, WA) Revelry-Reteaching Gender and The Sexual & Gender Minority Youth (Seattle, WA) (Portland, OR) Youth Suicide Prevention Project Sexuality Resource Center (Seattle, WA)

Financials

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Year ending March 31, 2012 Year ending March 31, 2012

ASSETS REVENUE Cash & Cash Equivalents 287,506 individual Contributions 961,229 investment Portfolio 24,762,845 Workplace Contributions 74,282 donor Designated Portfolio 27,497,951 Corporate/Foundation 133,752 Trusts 1,153,000 Bequests 187,140 property & Equipment, Net 109,390 Other 326,298 promises To Give 205,759 other Assets 44,084 total Revenue: $1,682,701

Total Assets: $54,060,535 EXPENSES Scholarships 336,234 LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS grants & Fellowships 735,940 Accounts Payable 36,325 regional Leadership Development 1,304,212 grants & Scholarships Payable 84,663 Fundraising 375,305 Funds Held For Others 27,497,951 Management & General 196,549 other Liabilities 31,730 Net Assets: Total Expenses: $2,948,240 Unrestricted 254,718 temporarily Restricted 1,923,640 Net Surplus/(Shortfall) permanently Restricted 24,231,508 Before gains & losses (1,265,539)

Net Investment Activity 1,614,982 total Liabilities & Net Assets: $54,060,535 net Surplus/(Shortfall) $349,443

Workplace Contributions 5% Fundraising 13%

Corporate/Foundation 8% Scholarships 11%

Bequests 11% Management & General 7%

Other 19% Grants 25%

Individual Contributions 57% Regional Leadership Development 44%

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 15 Donors

Pride Foundation donors not only make a difference today, but also create a philanthropic legacy of change that will endure for generations to come. Over our 27-year history, thousands of donors from across the Northwest have inspired a culture of generosity in pursuit of LGBTQ equality. With immense gratitude, we thank all our donors who have made our work possible. (Donors that have given for a consecutive 10 years or more are highlighted in bold.)

Sue Ablao & Jackie Judson Willie Anderson Carol & Mike Balasa Donald Adair Kirsten Andrews Merri Baldwin Lloyd Adalist Kirstin Andrews Page Baldwin Nancy Adams Brian Anthony & Joe Fitzpatrick Bruce Ballenger & Karen Kelley NaaSira Adeeba Carole Antoncich & Robert Haberman Joshua Balvin Michelle Aguliar-Wells & Richard Wells Judge Marlin Appelwick Martin & Christine Bardill Catherine Ahl Anne Appleby Naomi & Stuart Barger Lauri Aicher Claudia Arana Susan Barkan Takako Aikawa Kate Araujo David Barker James Albrecht & Lisa Marcus Sherry Archer Myra Barker Mika Albright Jane Arends & Shelley Smith Terry Barnett Kathleen Albro Kathleen and Tommy Arends Anna Barrigan Anastasia R. Aldecoa Arizona Friend Victor J. Barry, DDS Kimberly Alexander & Josef Kuchnast Terrie Ashby-Scott Jennifer & Delaney Bascom Sally & David Alger Mark & Lisa Ashley Michael Bates Lacey All Steve Atkins Russell E. Batten, III Rachel All John Attebery Ronald Bayer John Allcott & Beth Hunt Amy Aubin & Janitzia Schurch Jim Bean Carolyn J. Allen Christine Aumack Jennifer Beardsley Carolyn Allen Karen Averitt Gail Beasley Dale & Edda Allen Jenny Avery Paul Beaudet & David Wertheimer Joyce M. Allen & Jessica Lynn William Aycock & Don Bojarski Anne Beck & Susan Beilke Kimberly Allen & Maxine Williams Mary Ayres Mary Ann Beck Jill Allison Thomas Azzarella Nancy Beck & Mary Ellen de la Pena Awwad Al-Omar Jefferey Babauta Jerry Becker & Marty Wade Greg Alt & Kristin King Catherine Bachy & Margaret Giffels John & Edith Beckwith Denise Altenburg & Michelle Mckenzie Jacqueline Baergen Carolyn Beecher Ramon Alvarez & Jim Jones Sarah Baergen Michael Beidler Phyllis Alverdes Barbara Bailey Christopher Beiter Carrie Amankwah Dr. Desiray Bailey & Deborah Brandt Fawn Bell Mykal & Vaughan Amare Elizabeth C. Bailey Ilene Bell Sara Amber Michael Bailey Molly Bell Abbie Anderson Thatcher Bailey Lashaun Bellamy & Glenn Gregory Arlene Anderson Edie Bailey-Sage & Vincent Browne Ramon & Linda Beluche David S. Anderson Pam Bainbridge Laura Lee Bender Harry Anderson & Terry Bible Corey Baker Andy Benjamin & Nan Herbert Ian Anderson Janice E. Baker & B. JoAnne Bailey Brad Benner Jolene Anderson Scott & Cheryl Baker Bryce Bennett Kristin Anderson Sonia & Kendall Baker Shelley Bennett L.D. Anderson Ben Bakkenta & Eric Snow Shirley Bennett

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 16 Elizabeth Bentler Robb Bohart Henry Brown Chris Bentley Lawrence Bolan Karnelle & Deanna Brown Mike Benton & Beth Rasgorshek Mark Bolender & Polly Close Laura S. Brown, Ph.D. & Lynn Brem Alex Berg Leah Bolotin & Doreen Lyne Marsha Brown John Berg & Robert Roth Jeremy Bolton Nathaniel Brown Mary & John Bergeson Kristen Bomengen Zachary Brown Jason Bergevin & Kelly Abner Michael Bonacci & David Bricka Aaron Browning Anthony Bergin Mark & Eva Bonnema Anne & Nicole Browning Peter Bergler & Brent Haynes Natalie Bonwell Gordon Browning Nicole Bernard Julie & Arthur Bookstrom Jenni Browning Margaret Berroth James Boone & Joseph Bucuzzo Ken Brownstein & Kurtis Wheeler Ann & Don Berrysmith Rhonda Boothe & Jessica Salmonson Christina & Barry Brugman Linda Besant & Martha Goetsch Julie Borden Jean Bruner Ryan Beus Karen Borell Natalie E. Bryson Tessa Bevins & Paula Lewis Kurt & Alma Borm Shelley Bublitz James Biddick Laurie Boroughs Mary Ann Buchin Chris Bidiman Randy Boshart & Rod Schepper Marsha Buck Judy Bierman & Chris Byrne Heather J. Bottorff Zachary Buck Brad Bigelow Jeff & Charlotte Bottrell Tiina & Neal Buckaloo Cathy & Robert Billie Don Botts & Don Anderson Pam Bucy Darren Binder Kathy Boullin & Don Hogeland Cynthia Buhr Thomas Bingman Joanne Bourgeois Robert Bullock Tari Birch Keith Bowers Clifford Bunch & David Pritchard David Bird Kim Bowlby Shenandoah Bunn Stanley Birnbaum Deborah Bowler Adrienne S. Bunney Kendra Birnley Ann Boyce Janet Burchfield Jocelyn Biro Mary Boyd Connie Burk & Jake Fawcett Denice Bischofberger Catherine Boyer Kim Burkes & Marcie Osborn Del Blackburn Ed & Delores Boyle Jeffrey Burkhardt Pavel Blagov Bruce Bradburn & Meg Holgate Don & Patricia Burnet Arlene Blair Timothy Bradbury, Attorney J. Geoffrey & Linda Burns Michael Blaisdell James Braden Janie Burns & Lori Steele Sherry Blakely Sharron E. Bradley Robert & Elizabeth Burns Trish Blanchard Audrey Bradshaw Terry Burrell Robin & Sally Bliss Carla Bradshaw David Burris Stacey Bliss & Ed Higgins Delilah Bragg & Karen Mills Michele Burton Michelle Blondin Lael Braymer Martha Buser Marlena Blonsky Taylor & Theresa Brelsford Janet & William Bush Debby Bloom Neva Dail Bridges Dan Butler Thomas Blume & Renee Bryant Tim & Becky Bridges Angie Buysse & Cynthia Per-Lee Jabe Blumenthal & Julie Edsforth Debra Bright Howard & John Bye-Torre Joanna Boatman Maureen Brincklund & Eric Thorsen Kathy Byrd Doniella Boaz Patricia Britton Robin & Vickie Cahill-Myers Mathew Bockus Robert & Adrienne Brizee Natalie M. Cain John Bodoia Joanne Brodie & Julie Bryan Karen Calara Ron Boehlke Lisa Brodoff & Lynn Grotsky Lauren Caldwell Judith Boersema Zoey Brodsky & Alex Elmore Russ & Anita Calhoun Peter Boeschenstein & Anthony Stacy Brodzik Laura Calvo Prud’homme Al Brown & Jon Waite Tom Camel Mildred Boesser Carol Brown Richard Cammach Sara Boesser Christopher Brown Barbara Campbell Joelle Bogenholm & Susan Pfeiffer Collene & Carol Brown Craig G. Campbell & Brian R. Brock Robin Boggs Doolie Brown Kaci & Jerimiah Campbell

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 17 Tom Campbell & Carey Wong Marle Christensen James Cowan Hope Candanoza Brett Christian Maja E. Cox Eric Candell & William Powell Susan Christian Jean Craciun Jeff Canham & Ron Wold Joyce Christianson Gene & Judy Craig Bret & Cheryl Cannon Ellen M. Christilaw & Susan Wigren Blanche Crandall Jeanine Cardiff Sharon Christoph & Chris Davidson Gordon Crawford & Rebecca Herzfeld Ann M. Carey Daniel Christopher Jonathan Crawford Chanda Carlson & Janice Wall Richard Chuvala Lillian Crawford Dennie & Ralph Carlson Steve Clagett & Jennifer Parker Carolyn Cress Dustin Carlson & Tyson Takaki Angeline Clancy Rachael Crickman Kara Carlson Paul & Louise Clare Anita Verna Crofts Linda Carlson & David Hunter Barbara Clark Donita Crosby Victor Carlson Bob Clark & Peter Shalit Karen Crosland Gregory Carmichael & Michael Fiacco Ted Clark & Eugene Otto Michael Crouch & Randy Lynne Joseph John Carmichael & Michael Partlow Paula Clarke & Merlin White Rev. Linda & Randolph Crowe Mary Ann Carmichael Warren Clarke Ben Crowther Gary L. Carpenter Gabi & Alec Clayton Bud Cudmore Patrick Carr Rebecca Cleary & Stacey Bakula Charles Cudney Cat Carrel Margaret Cleavenger Carolyn Cummins Linda Carrol Margaret Clemons Greg Cummins Cynthia & Charles Carroll Brian H. Cleworth Robert Cundall & Dan Bross Sharon Carroll Scott Clyde Libby Cunningham & Mike O’Leary Wilma Cartagena Bryan Cochran Dondi Cupp & David Roberts Lisa Carter Harriett Cody & Harvey Sadis Dr. Madelyn Curll Richard Carter Laurie Cogan Betsey Curran & Jonathan King Kim Caruso & Catt Lawrence Andrew Cohen & James Packman Chris Curry Minnie Caruso & Meg Miller Barby & Don Cohen Melanie Curtice & Jill Mehner Sharon Case Martha Cohen Collin Curtis & Jonathan Everidge Susan Case Celeste Cole Don Curtis, Jr. & Scott Squier Martin Casey & Brian Cole Robert Cole Susan Cutshall Celia Castle & Brenda Bauer Margaret & Roger Colony Joseph & Janine Czerniecki Louisa Castrodale Joel Combs John Dagres & Jack Odell Rebecca Cate & Richard Tupper Jen Compton Rodney & Susan Dahl Curtis Cawley Marguerite Condon & Ginger Jorgensen Ian Dallas Ken Cederstrand Clifford & Holly Conley Mary Dalzell Nadine Chaffee Paula Connelley & Ann Butler Suzannah Dalzell Donald P. Chamberlain Laurie & Pat Connelly David Daniels, Jr. Sharon Chambers & Jane Langenes Becky Convery Lisa Daniels Cameron Chandler Clifford Cook Jeff Dao Kelly Marie Chapel Steven Cook William D. Darby & Zane T. Van Kirk Richard U. Chapin Catherine & Ned Cooney Michael Darcher Katherine Chapman Jeff Coop Craig & John Darling Edsonya Charles Lucy & Michael Copass Karen Datko Andrea Chavez Caitlin Copple Anne Davids David Chehey Patti Copple Charles F. Davis Terra Chen Courtney D. Corley Joel C. Davis Mark Cherney John Corso Kathleen Davis Louise Chernin & Mary Klein Julie Coryell & Seelye Martin Lora Davis & Linda Henderson Ethan Chessin Susan Coskey Martha Davis & Pat Borchers Mr. & Ms. Chester Travis Cossel & Carmen Morawski Rachel Davis Katherine Childers Brad Coulter Ray Davis & Jason Templin Kathryn & Matthew Chociej Michael Courtois Vanita & Glenn Davis Patricia J. Chong Michael Covone Carole Davison

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 18 Craig Davison & Glenn Maarse Sam Dotters-Katz Dazree Espinosa Paul Davison LJ Doty Rene Essig Heather Dawson & Mary Edelman Linda Dougherty William S. Etnyre LLyn De Danaan Sarah Douglas Susan Ettner Anita & Guillermo De Leon Linda & Jeffrey Downing Ruth Etzioni Stephen Deal & Vivian Kreider Spring Dowse Brad Euren Mark Debenham Anne Drevick Bob Evans & Steve Davis John DeBoer Peggy E. Drew Christopher C. Evans Glenn & Martha Decherd Bill Dubay & John Reitberger Marcia Evans Rindal Michael DeFuria R.J. Duckworth Randy L. Everett & Gary Fuller Anita K. deGive Nicolette Ducommun & Brad Stone Lynn Everson MaryLynn Dehner Tessara Dudley Douglas Exworthy & Kent Poush James DeLong & Janet Staub Dennis Duff Karin Eysel & Marcelo Serpe Lani Delong Dakota Duncan Lisa Fadley M. Roxanne Delory Mary Dundon Matthew Fairfax Kathy Delude Mark Durfee Nancy Fairman Mark Demanes Diane Duthweiler Jean Burch Falls Joe & Naomi Denhart Jace Dyckman Lorelle Farber & Dee Todd Ben & Kathy Derby Suzie Eades Ned Farley & Michael Klim Derivative Duo Joni Earl Paul Farley Pamela DeRusha Charles Easterberg Toby Farris & Emily Copeland Bobbi Derwinski Marie Eaton Ruth Fast Deanna Dessau Chris Eberhart Karen & Ken Faunce Sam Detwiler Jenny Eck & Brian Miller Charles D. Fay Ken Deveney Michael Edwards & Robert Connors Julie Fein & Cynthia Wallace Dael Devenport & Taylor Swartz Susan Edwards & Jim Ernest Ari & Rafael Fein-Wallace Betty Devereux & Diana Dilley Miriam Effron Daniel Feldman Kathryn Devine Amy Eggler & Erika B. Shaffer Cynthia Felice Deborah DeWolfe & Kate Stewart Karen Ehnat Peter Fels & Nancy Helget Dorothy J. Dexter Bob Eichler Ellen Ferguson & Diana Sill Terry Diaddigo & Felicia Latham Susan M. Eidenschink William D. Ferguson, M.D. Michael Diamartino Heidi Eidler Chris Ferrel Fritz & Gene Dickey Adam Eisenberg Sean Ferris Stephanie Dickey & Laurie Blakeslee Keith Ekness Elaine Field & Lisa Sokanoff Andy Dickinson Pamela Elardo Vaughn & Robin Fiess Monica Dickson Niki Elenbaas Becky Finkbeiner Clyde Diemer Dorothy Eley Anne Fisher & James Sergent Jamie Dillon Catherine Elliott Mel Fisher Susan & George Dimitroff Cynthia Elliott Willa A. Fisher, M.D. Trucly Dinh Len & Linda Elliott Greg Fitzpatrick J.J. Dion & Bob Wilson Joanne & Ed Ellis Kevin Flaherty & Tana Senn Cecile Disenhouse & Dave Jette Karen & Wayne Ellis Cheri Fleming Lynn Dissinger Richard Ellison & Curtis Stromberg Constance Fleming Colleen P. Dixon Charles W. Elsen Douglas K. Fleming, Jr. & Tessa Fleming Vinh Do Pam Elvy Florence Fleming John Doan Sara Elward William L. Fleming Wayne T. Dodge, MD & Larry Kreisman Maureen & David Emerson Feit Brian Flikkema Peggy Dolane Alex Emig Andrea Florissi & Phil Brennan Barbara & Mike Dominowski Rev. Rachel Endicott Aline Flower John & Adrianne Donald Chris Endresen Nanette Fok & Brad Tong Walt Donges Gordon & Tammie Ensign Jing Fong & Barry Hoonan Christopher Donohue Erin Erickson Beverly & Kenneth Forbes Edwina Dorsey Judith Erickson Linda & Ronald Forest

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 19 Marianne Forrest John Gessner Bill & Linda Greene Kay Foss Arpita Ghosh Allen & Evelyn Greenwalt Sandra L. Fosshage Megan Gibbard & Amber Slaven Ellie Greenwood Boyd Foster Lois Gibbens Tausha Greer Pam Foster & Liz Austin Fund Steve Gibbs Tony Gregg & James Doyle Nadine Foster-Day Joel Gibson & John Martines Bayard & Sharon Gregory Nicole Foust Brian Giddens & Steve Rovig Devon Greyerbiehl Dawna & Nick Fowler Olivia Gilman Cathy Griffin & Jackie Ritmire Kenneth Fowler Stephen E. Gingrich Melody Griggs Mary & Ken Fox Teri Girstman & Heather Breckenridge Carolyn Grissom James & Kathleen Fraker Nancy Glaser William N. Gross Doug Frank Joanne & Gordon Glasgow Becky Groves Terry Frank Teresa Glasscock & Sandra Mullin Nan Gruber Carol Frankel Karen Glavinic Damian Guillen Cle Franklin Tonei Glavinic Farand Gunnels & David Victor Danielle Franks Carolyn Gleason Kim Gunning Sue Frantz & Verla Viera Barbara Glicksberg Robert Guptill Kim Frappier & James Kinskey Matthew Gockel Darryl Gurecky Mary Frederick Jean Godden Deandria Gutzmer John Fredlund & Bess Snyder Fredlund Tim W. Godfrey Audrey Haberman & Marge McGinty Robin P. Fredricks Lesley Goffinet Jacob W. Hagadone Daniel Fredrickson Kevin Going Gillian Hagamen Jon Freeland & Shane Vannatta Karen Gold Allyson Hagen Joyful Freeman Lisa & Aron Golden Harold Hagen Dave Fregeau Peter Goldfarb Matthew D. Haggerty, L.M.P & R. Frestedt Brian Goller & Jane Crosby Marc Stiles Andrew & Michelle Haines Mark Friedman Allan Golston & Stephen Bryant Sarah Haines Ann Friedrichsen Andrew Gomez-Schaffer Doug Haldeman & Bo Gloster Friends of Patricia Van Kirk Ana Cristina Gonzalez & Jason C. Romine Amy E. Hall Daniel Fronhofer Suzanne Goodell & Chris Drilias Crystal Hall & Dominic Muren Richard Fruchter Engel & Greg Goodnight Eric Hall Dustin Fujikawa Lynn Goralski Hilary Hall Ginny & Jack Furshong Ralph Gorin Jenifer Hall John Furze Drew Gorman-Lewis Angelica Hambrick Jason Fussell Paul & Clara Grace Carolyn Hamilton Nina Ricci Gabona Stephen Grace Barbara Hammond Seumas Gagne Tana Graedel Marie Helene Gagnon George M. Hampton, Jr. Gene Graham Natalie Hamrick & Veronica Smith Jeff Gaisford & Brian Parker T. Luis & Amy Galvan Jeff Graham & John Longres Roy Hamrick & Stephen Carstens Judy Graham Casandra Hanison Helen Gamble Lynne Graham Ellen Hanly Susan Gans & Mary Ann Greco Andrew & Molly Gramley Barbara Gardner & Thomas Howell Susan Hannibal Michael Hanrahan Josie Gardner & Ramona Grondin Nina Grandy & Thomas Croley Allison Grant Eric Hansen Lynne Gaskill Kelly Gray Mark Hanses Pam Gates & Cliff Solomon Peter Gray Sandra & Robert Gates Jeff Harder Elvi Gray-Jackson Edward Hardy Michelle Gaul Martha Grazier Margaret Hardy Melanie & Alan Gay Jennifer Greco Bernie Harkins James M. Gaylord Barbara Green & Annie Gage Jim Geddings Elaine Harman David Green & Lew Scheinert Jeanie Harman & Vicki Smith Dr. Heidi E. Gemperle & Polly Young Diana Greenbaum & Denise Coe Anne Harper & Marc Chavez Willora George

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 20 Jane Harradine Peter D. Hiatt & Ron Huden Robert Hunner Jillian Harrington Dianne Hibbard Kara Hunnicutt & Cheryll Simmons Thom Harrington & Stewart Wong Kevin Higman Kimberly Hunter Dorothy Harris & Chris Jacobson Anne Melle Hilgermann Pat Hunter Heather & Joshua Harris Sherry Hill Suzanne Hunter Paul Harris & James Griener Jack Hilovsky Tripp Hunter & Val Thomas Becky Harrison Rex Himes Jenni Hurner Shannone & KC Hart Rodney Hines & Erik Bergeson Eric Hurt JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran Barri Hinkson Anna Hurwitz & Wendy Church Stephen Hartnett & Damian Murphy Tuyen Hoang Jeanette Huseman William D. Harvey Bill Hodge & Chris Hoffer Shayle Hutchison Susanne Hashim Melissa Hoffman Michelle Iimori Jeffrey Hashimoto Krista Hofius & Lianne Koenig Paul Ikeda Nick Haslem & Kade Atwood Timothy Hogan Dr. Karen & James Ilika Neva Hassanein Sandy & Laura Hogge-Desner Mitchel E. Incarnato Kathleen Hasson & Daniel Schiff Larry Holder Margaret Inouye Lee Hastig Meredith Holladay James Isaak Terri Hatch-Thurston M. Sue Holland Eric Ishino & Ronald Shiley James Hatten Gloria Holland Smith Rev. Bob & Edith Jackson Allen Haugen Lonny L. & Mary W. Holleman James Jackson Chris Hawley Douglas Holley & Jill Jackson & Lisa Reitzes Elizabeth L. Hayes Christopher Nickelsen Emilie Jackson-Edney Lisa & Jim Holley Shelley Hayes Bob Jacobs & Mark Oliver Emily Hazen & Marian DiPerna John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Leah Jacobs Kerry Holliday Robert Head Linda Jacobs Richard A. Holman Therese Healy & Lunette Birrenkott Nancy & Robert Jacobs James Holmes Jenny Heard & Glenn Kadish Beth & David Jacoby Julie Heath & Casey Lott Richard C. Holmes Sara Jaenicke Faith Homan James E. Heck Charles James Lucy Homans & Hugh Bangasser Lee Heck & Bill McGee Linda James & Kym Dye Nicholas Honner Nikole & Mike Hecklinger James & Colin Lee Wozumi Shawn Hoover Charitable Trust Jeff Hedgepeth & John Medlin Suzanne Z. Hoover Alysha & Sepp Jannotta Linda Heidenreich Blaine Hopkins & Jim Huggins Stephanie Jaouen & Brynn Starr Elsie Heinrick Johnica Hopkins Bonnie Jardine Lucy Lee Helm Christopher & Luanne Hormel Josh Hemsath Michael Jarvis & Craig Larson Sharon Horne & Heidi Levitt David Jayo Janet Henderson & Ann Brown Lisa A. Hornyak Jeff & Todd, Ella & Louie, too! Lynn Henderson James House Tracy Jefferson Nichole Hendricks Jeanette Housner Mary Henry & Margaret Purcell Cristi Jenkins Robert E. Jenkins Pat Henry & Linda Sussman Denys Howard Christopher Jennings Roger Henry JoEllen Howard Katy Howard Dr. Jean Hernandez & Erin Foy Brady Jensen & Mario Cristancho Joseph Howell & Steven Ray Kathy Jess David Herrera & Manuel Garcia Anne Jewell Estate of John Arthur Herrin Robert Howenstein & Merry Watson Robert Hubenthal Grace Jewett Amy Herzfeld Steven L. Hubert Denise Johnsen Michael Herzfeld & Charles Drabkin Kathleen Huggins & Nancy Thom Barbara Johnson Walter Hesford Robert Hughes & Pamela Rentz Chris L. Johnson Gerald Hestbeck Tom Hujar Clint Johnson Robert Heuer Claudia Hume & Tammy Byrnes David Johnson Thomas J. Heye Greg Hunicutt Debra & Brian Johnson Mark Heyka Jason J. Hunke Jeannie Johnson Barb Hiatt

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 21 Jeremy Johnson & William Haight Mary Kennerly Kevin Kristof & Sean Brown Jessica Johnson Ruth Kennon Keith Krivitzky Jill & Deanna Johnson Jim Kephart Ben Krokower Dr. Kent Johnson & Cody Blomberg Carol Kerley & Linda Dunham Fay Krokower Leann & Greg Johnson David Kerlick Eleanor Kronberger Lincoln Johnson David Kersey M. Junelle Kroontje M. Jason Johnson Kit Ketcham Leigh Krueger & Larry Barello Michelle Johnson Aidan Key & Kristin Wilson-Key Joseph Krukowski & Randal McChesney Susan Johnson & Connie Wolfe Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele Will Kruse Tessa Johnson & Christie Nicklay Tom Kilbourn Judy Kruzich Caroline Johnston Jason Kildall Karen Kueffler & Fran Effertz Eric Jones E.J. Kilgore & J.R. Pierce Sher Kung Gregory Jones Ray Kincade Ann Kuntzweiler Heather Jones David Kincheloe Stephen Kutz Karin Jones Daryl J. King & Todd G. Hagan Jere LaFollette & Wendy Sanderson Lisa Jones & Ross Baker John King Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal Misa Joo Jon King Barbara Lampert Donna F. Jordan Juliette King & Lisa Caldwell Laura Lancaster & Jane Garrow Linda Jordan Laura King Paul & Pam Lander Karli Kristine Jorgensen Quentin King & Glen Kriekenbeck John W. Landon, M.D. Kristin Jorgensen Ryan King Monica Landry Bob & Ellen Joslin Seth Kirby & Anna Shelton Karen Lane Diana & Jim Judson Julia Kittross & Stuart Schnell Rosmond Langberg & Mary Maxfield Laura Jugan Michael Klaus Greg Lange & Lynne Behrendt Rick Jung & David Vantassel Marieka Klawitter Ruth Langstraat & Roxanne WhiteLight Lisa & Dan Junkers Judith Klayman Estate of Gary Wallace Lanksbury Phil Junot Kate Kleaveland Kathryn Lanthorn Tracy Kahlo & Suzy Stremel Estate of Thomas Kleber Judy Lantor Mariko Kakiuchi & Tom Voelk Chuck Kleeberg Martin Lantz & Donald Coffman Carol & Peter Kakoczky Michael Kleer Steven Lanzet & Jerry Jerrems Michele Kämmerer & Janis Walworth Andrew Klein & Brian Griffith Jennifer Larsen Aaron Kampfe & David Heinzen John Kleinkopf Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator Mary & David Kane Joanie Klorer & LinMara Bluebird Alavini Lata & Matthew Jones Laura Karlin Starr T. Klube Claudia & Ronald Latham Tiffany Karling Ervin J. Knezek & David L. Bieniek Allison Lau Jean Kasota Elizabeth Knight Andrew Laue & Raphael Chacon Mildred Katz Megan Knight John Laughlin Deborah Kaufman Kristi Knodell & Kristin Kinnamon Lisa Laughter Elizabeth Kaufman Kay Knox & Lori Miller Rom & Erin LaVerdiere Kenneth Kaufmann Rie Kobayashi Mary Law Sharon & Timothy Kaufman-Osborn Jenifer Kohout & Karen Konopacki Marcie Lazzari & Jean Jacobson Luther & Janet Kays Brooks Kolb Patricia Leahy & Sandra Hubert Joe Kear James Kollman Brigid Leake Ted & Ruth Kearn Richard L. Koon Sue Leathers Heather Keast Laurie Kops Gail Lebow Jason Kee Susan Korey Matt LeCornu R.M. Keefe & R.L. Allen James Kostelecky Barb Lee G.E. Keesling Debra Koutnik & Pepper Trail John Scott Lee Bill Kehler Beth Kraig & Suzanne Klinger Mark Lee Bruce Kellam Corey Krantz Michael Lee & Paul Richards Mark Kelley & Laura Stafford Susan & Kathryn Kravit-Smith R.K. Lee Matt Kemmer & Christian Black Ann Kremer Vicky L. Lee Patricia Kemp & Christine Kaufmann Joe Kremsreiter Keren Lehavot

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 22 Suzanne & Howard Leichman Jerry Luiten Don Martin & John Konovsky Marcia & John Leishman Faith Lumsden Gerald Martin Steven Lelievre & Dan Coles Fred Lund & Guy Bradick Martha Martin Margaret Lemberg Melissa Lund Nathalie Martin Erin Lennon Sally & Skip Lund Scott Martin Charles Leo Linda Lunsford Steve Martin & Jim Smith Kelly Lerner & Alli Kingfisher Gloria & Frances Luster Vi Martin Cherie Letts Sarah Luthens & Heather Gingerich Marcos Martinez Will Leuschner & Robert McGinnis Robert Lux Mary Martinez Shawn & Michael LeValley Corinne Lyle Lee Ann Martinson & Colleen Ozolitis Adam Levine Dean Lynch & Michael P. Flannery Lisa J. Mason & Ann I. Welton Jess & Mary Levine Judy Lynn Amy Massey Mark Levine & John Keppeler Arland & Sharon Lyons John Massie Anne Levinson Melanie Lyons & Tina Bechler Ray Masters Lawrence M. Levitan Bob MacGrady & Michael Weinheimer Gayle J. Matthews Risa Morgan Lewellyn Dorothy MacKay Marcie Mathis Paul & Linda Lewis Nicole Macri & Deb Cayz Yoshiko Matsui Margaret Lewis & Robert Huppe Joanna Madden & David Ashmore Jimmy Matsuura Ingrid Lewison Samantha Madway Barbara Matthews Suzanne Lightner & Sharon King Michelle Magers Ann Mattoon Jeffrey & Kathy Lindenbaum Ann Magnano & Sheri Boddy Susan Maxon John Linder & Justin Born Paul Mahre Lisa Maynard Taryn Lindhorst & Cynthia Riche Neena Makhija Jimmy & Carol Mayo Alice Lindsley & Rachael Barry Sue Malek Patricia McAdoo Syd Lindsley Sam Malinowski & April English Kathy McAravy & Gerry Hammond Brandy Lindstrom Kathy & Chris Mallalieu Gay & Duncan McBane LaVonne Linneman Diane Malmoe Megan McBride James B. Little & Michael Owens Stacy Malone-Miller Michael J. McBride & Pamela C. Behring Michael Little & Monty Smith Valerie Mamches Sean McBride Olga Livshin Marlene Manela Sincaglia Deborah McCandless & Stacey Callahan Keri Lobdell Carolyn Mangelsdorf & Robert Grimm Fay & Bob McCann Joseph Lock Dylan Callaway Manning Brian T. McCarthy Kelly Locklin Jennifer Mannix & Kris Weixelman Jeff McCashland Steve Lockwood & Molly O’Reilly Don Mansfield & Rochelle Johnson Lisa McClain Wendy & Tom London Mary Ann Mansfield Tiffany McClain Toni Loomis Andrea Manzo Whitney McCleary & Joseph King Ricardo Lopez & Glen Hemingson Harold & Kimberly Marcum Wendy A. McClure Ted Lord & Chris Cooper Deborah Maria Kimberley McCollim Roger Lorenzen & John Takami David Mariani, Jr. Tara & Zan McColloch-Lussier Theresa Lourde Sean Marinella Pamela McComas Hannah Love Genjo Marinello & Carolyn Stevens Jill McCone Natalie Lovelass Zoye Marinopoulou Catherine & Barry McConnell Ann Lovell & Jan Williams Mimi Marinucci Christopher McCormick Jeff Lovern Melanie Markle Nancy McCourt & Gary Stein Larry Lowary & Gerry Betz Mary Markley William Mccrea Dianne Lowe & Jerri Pedersen Cara Marks Jennifer McCullar & Sara Beth Shores Candace Lee Lower Mary V. Maronick, SCL Elbert McCutchan Mary Lowrance & Shawn Johnson Milana Marsenich Neil McDevitt & Richard Sutton Lawrence Lowther Tom & Colin Marsh Rachel & Brandon McDonald Elizabeth & Jeffrey Loyer Jordan Marshall Karen McDonell Ruben Lozano-Aguilera Lynn Marshall Douglas McDonnal Brittany Luddington & Liz Melendez Christopher Martell & Mark Williams Matthew McGavick Tina & Francis Luerssen Keith Martensen Barett McGavock

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 23 Sylvie McGee C.J. Miss & Lorelea Hudson Jerome Newman & Antonia Maritima Travis McGee Brian Mistler Svein Newman Vincent McGee Earl Mitchell & Bill Jenkinson Nance Nicholls Sarah McGlothlen Thomas Mitchell Andrew Nichols Paul McGrath & David Beland Chuck Mize Dale Nienow & Becky Brown-Nienow Bonnie McGregor Rep. Jim Moeller Kelly Nishimura Karen McInerney Gerald & Myrna Moffat J. Vincent Nix & Lan Song Trey McIntyre & John Michael Schert Vivian Moise & Ma’lena Walley Francina Noordhoek Elizabeth McKay & Patrick McLaughlin Ken Molsberry & Chris Vincent Rick North J.J. McKay Sharon Monaghan & Cathie Cannon Ted Norton Rev. Julia McKay Barbara Monda Brad Nowlin Heather McKendry Larry Monk George Nunes Karen M. McKinney Daniel Moore & John McCoy Jennifer Woltz Nurani Patryce McKinney David Moore Melissa Nussbaum Cameron McLaughlin Lynette Moore & Jean Ferries Daniel A. Nye Alice McLean Mardi Moore Christine Oakley & Clarice Coyne Natalie McLenaghan & Andrea Sweigart Laura Moran Sharon L. Oakley Elwood McLoud & Michael Buckey Emma Moreno & Genevieve Aguilar Ward Oakshott Marilyn McMahon Jackie Morgan Gloria & James O’Brien Kiki McMillan Jeff Morgan & Hank Balson Jason Ochoa Jane G. McMullen Marsha Morgan & Claire Moore Jeffrey Ochsner & Sandra Perkins Karen McMullen & Bob Marsenich Doug Morgenson Faon O’Connor Vicki McMullin Susan & Isaac Morgensztern Mary B. O’Connor Shane McNamee Roger Morris Kelly J. Odell Larry McReynolds Rob Morrison Betty Odonnell Cindy M. McRoberts Jerry R. Morsbach Debra O’Gara Jon McSuliffe Kevin Moser & Bret Tiderman Grant Ogren Bert R. Mead Annie Mosier Jimmie O’Hara Brian Meckley Zoe Moskovitz David Ohlson Ryan Mello Margie Moulton Hilary Oitzinger Andrew Meneeley Anne Marie Moylan Margaret Okamoto John & Gail Mensher Douglas & Starr Mueller Judith & Charles O’Kelley Jane Meseck & Cathy Schick Greg Mullins Erin Okuno & Jesse Hein Susan Mesenbrink John Mumma Barbara Olic-Hamilton Dee Metrick Elizabeth Munger Tom Oliva Kris & Mike Metter Joseph Murphy Kathleen Ann Oliver Henry Meuret III Sheila Murphy & Mary Claire Cook Mark & Tami Oliver Judy L. Meuth M.C. Murray & J. Talcott Evan Olsen Darlene Michelson Jason Musgrave Khris Olsen Galen & Reid Mickelsen John Musgrove Eric Olson Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer Jolene Ann Myers Jack Olson Floris Mikkelsen & Sally Buckley Cliff & Chris Mygatt Ken Olson Bert & Stacy Miller Dean Nakagawa Janice & Michael O’Mahony Kate Miller & Jeanne Fondrie Jennifer Ann Nelson Amy Ophus Lorin Miller Rai Nelson Daisye Orr Marilyn & Craig Miller Rusty & Nancy Nelson Judy & George Orr Matt & Jennifer Miller Rep. Sharon Nelson George & Hanne Orren Tracy & Brian Miller Valerie & Gregory Nelson Trudy M. & Thomas C. Orth Dennis H. Mills Rebecca Nerison Ayofemi Oseye David Milse & Hope Hensley Robert & Karen Neubauer Stormi Oshun Laura Mincks Richard D. Newcomb Marian Osterby LM & Denise Minich King Randy Newell Hans & Jacquelyn Ostrom Rachel A. Mioni Jean Newman Robin K. Ota & Rob Hulslander

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 24 Adam Ottavi Schiesl Cathy & Walter Pfahl Stephanie Pure Jennifer Owens Sally Pfeifer Daniel & Linda Puryear Mark A. Owens Mark & Desiree Phair Mark Putnam & Kelly Ryan Kerry & Connie Ozer Dan Phelan & Chris Mulready Mandy Putney Kimberly Pace James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin Jori & Matthew Quinlan Dominic & Jeannie Pallazola Jackie Phillips Chelsey Quinn & Carrie Geraghty Ellen Palmer Justin Phillips Alan & Andrea Rabinowitz Jocelyn Palmer-Perry Ellen Phillips-Angeles Barbara Racine Hank & Sherry Pangborn Shaun Phoenix Carol Radlo, M.C. & Mark Lanfear Anthony Papini Raymond Phua Michael Raffanti Carlo & Angela Papini Jim Picicci Donna & Bob Raforth Julie Parker & Dave Davis Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey Stephanie Ragland & Jerry Johnsen Rob Parkhurst Vicky Pickart Dawn Rains & Heather Laird Thomas Parkins C.J. Pickreign Nitika Raj Amy Parrish & Kevin Feris Emily Pieper Ann Ramsay Jenkins Julia Parrish Ellen Pierce & Chris Ericksen Sue Ramsey Steve Parsons Jerrie Pierce Will & Tami Randall Scot R. Partlow & Dean A. Kralios Laura Pierce Uma Rao Marschel Paul & Margaret Sutro M.P. Piering Diane Raptosh Todd Paul Frances Pierson Ronald D. Rasmussen, Jr. & Fred Swink Alex Pava & Clif Marr Harvey & Anita Pine Louise E. Ratcliffe Justin Pava & Cora Anderson Peter Pinney Tony Raugust & Joe Curiel Christopher Peabody Theda Pittman Cherie Ravagni Patricia Peabody Denise Pitts Andrea Raven Janet Peacey John Plesenski Justin Rawlins Amory Peck & Linda Lambert Jason Plourde Doug Raymond & Paul Donovan Lucy Peckham Mike Plumer Lonnie & Vickie Read Jamie & Eric Pedersen Jane & Doug Poage Everett E. Reagan John Pegel Ron Poindexter & Jay Williams Suzie Reahard Giulio Pellegrini Timothy Popanz Grace Reamer & Kevin Boze Carol Pencke Giovanni Portillo & Jennings Keyes Gilbert Recla Travis Penn & John Wicher Susan Povey Hutchison Sue Redkey & Dan Cushing Jan Penney Angela Powell & Maria Bullon Fernandez Joanne Reeds Ardella & Jim Percy Donald Powell Louise Regelin Rand Perez Gilda Marie Powell Christine & Richard Reichman Carolyn Perkins Melissa Powell Lisa Reid Elizabeth Pernotto & Robert Marshall Ken Powers Cheryl & Stephanie Reid-Simons Anna Perrella Michael Pray Kathy & Robert Reim Krista Perry Marjorie Press Richard Reinhardt Marvina Perry & Michele Gaynor Judith Pressmar Linda Reisser Dorothy E. Petersen Elizabeth & Jay Preston Jack and Pauline Reiter Karen Petersen Alexander Price James Reith Arthur & Joann Peterson Lee Ann Prielipp Brian Lee Remley Christopher Peterson Bari Prince Scott & Katie Renschler David S. Peterson David & Nadine Prince Evelyn Renshaw Dirk Peterson Stacey Prince & Teri Mayo Tom Retan Erika Peterson David Privat David Reynolds Ilene Peterson & Rebecca Kirkland Felicia Probert & Sharon Paris Melanie Reynolds & John Wrobleski Jeanne-Marie Peterson & John E. Poling Nina Prockish Andrea Rhoades & Johnola Hughes Kristina Peterson Aileen & Glenn Pruiksma Jessica Rhoades Larry Peterson Greer Puckett Martha & Scott Rhodes Linda Peterson Janie Pulsifer Phyllis Rhodes & Pamela Richter Susan Peterson William Purdy & Robb Irigon Elfi Rice

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 25 Sheena Rice Patricia Rozee Paula & Tony Seikel Samantha Richert & Rick Bannerman Darlene Rudd Leslie Selle & Margaret Tosdal Jean Richey Mark Ruffo & Jared Baeten Melanie Seneff Merle Richlen Annie Russell Elaine Senosk Anthony Rickard Karl Rusterholtz Michael & David Serkin-Poole Jean Rietschel & Lois Thetford Martha Rutherford Joel Shaber Virginia Rigney Elaine C. Ruys The Shadair Family Chris Riley Barrie Ryan Nancy Shaffer Sheryl Rindel H. Theodore Ryberg & Bob Williams Valerie Shahan John & C.J. Ringler Ben Ryker Belle Shalom & Marjorie Lightness Robert A. Riopelle Jeff Sakuma & Ron Pederson George Shannon Donald Riordan Priscilla Salant Julie Shapiro & Shelly F. Cohen Kathleen Ris Gwen Samelson Missy Sharp & Donelle Odren J. Ritchie & Mark Linvill Diane Sands Ronald Sharp/Whidwood Inn Bruce A. Ritzen Kathleen Sanna Marie Shaw & Colleen Fox Olivia Riutta Heather Sarver Pete Shea Amy & William Rivers April Sather Steve Sheehy & Davis Bergmann Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman Terry & Kathy Sather Audrey Sheffield Ann Robbins Carla T. Savalli Jill Sheldon Mark Roberts Gary A. Sawyer Pam Sheldon & Tracy Goldrick Norman H. Roberts Julie Sayigh Shelly & Dee Tom Roberts Carol Schafer Lisa Shelton Peter Robertson Cliff & Debbie Schenk Dr. Jerri Simms Shepard Ann Robinson Stephen L. Schenzel Sara Shepard & Chris Huntley Heather Robinson Beck Scherich Jon Shepherd Linda Robinson Adam Schiff Benjamin Sheppard Eric Robison Anna Schlecht & Sarah Vanucci Ian Sherman Bob Roblee & Ron Johnson Sally Schliesmann & Connie Faipeas Anne & Bill Shevlin Leonor Robles Jane & Norman Schlittler Shirley & Masayuki Shimada Kelli Robson & Stacy Holmes Julie Schmidt & Gayle Schuh Kelly Shirley & Patti Bellotti Gayle Rodgers John Schneeberger & Karen Coombs Sharon Shoemaker Kori Rodley-Irons & Teri Schlesinger Fred Schoen Julie Shoji Heather & Ruben Rodriguez Jeff Schoner Michael Shook Diana & Ken Roger Lynn G. Schrader, CFRE & David Showalter Christopher Rogers Greg Bushman Sarah Shreeve Michael L. Schramm Jennifer Rogers & Walter Kaiser Amy Schriver Terry Schramm & Harry Henneck Charles Rohrer Mary Lou Siebert Sara Schroeder Elias Rojas Jennifer Siegel Ruth Schubert & Bruce Wirth Ronelle J. Armstrong Consulting Services Jeff & Linda Sievertson Lisa Schuchman & Marcee Hanan Joel Roney & Kevin Ono Mike Silva & Rosemarie Casper C. Wayne Schuler Erica Roscoe Pam Silverstein & Patricia Cosgrove Renate Schumaker Kelly Roscoe James M. Simandl Roberta Schur Pat Rose & Cathy Campbell Gay Simmons Sondra Rose Sarah Schuyler Randall Simmons Bryony Schwan Mark R. Rosen Richard & Katrina Simmons Michele & Stan Rosen Sheryl Schwartz & Deborah Casso Catriona J. Simms Christiana Schweitzer Shira Rosen Clover Simon Jed Schwendiman & Paea LePendu Natasha Rosenblatt Randy Simon & Jon Meier Amee Schwitters Michael Rosenkranz & Kathryn Taylor Lewis Simpkins Brenda & Ted Schye Kasha Roseta Alison W. & Claudia B. Sing Mike Scott Laurie B. Rossnagel Jean Singer & Dyanne Sheldon Greg Scully & Frank Migaiolo Mary Rourke & Ben Heizer Sara Singer & Marilyn Leverson Andrea Seabert David & Marcia Royer Stephen Singer & Jessica Speigel

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 26 Siniscalchi Waller Family Narisa Spaulding Gayle Stringer & Nancy Nickelson Marilyn Sizer Ellen & Brad Spear David Strong Corby Skinner Katrina Spear Vicki & Gary Stubblefield David and Catherine Skinner Donna & Dennis Spier Jennifer Stucker Judith Skorka Joe Splinter Carol Stumpf Brenda & Joe Skornogoski Lisa Spoonts Stuart J. Stuple & Bjoern-Erik Hartsfvang Michelle & Samantha Slaughter Rod Sprague Sandra & Robert Stutey Sarah Sleeper Gabby Sprenger Bonnie Stutzman Nancy E. Sleight & Edward J. Woods Carmen Springer Anna L. Suessbrick Larysa Slobodian Melanie Sprout Mark & Ginny Sugimoto Jennifer Smerud-Weaver & Oran Weaver Carissa & Tim Spurzem T. Anne Sukova Dee Smiley & Tonya Gisselberg Michael Spurzem Robert Sulanke Aaron Smith Jeffery St. De Lore Jim & Shelley Sullivan Benjamin Smith Lisa St. George Suzanne Sullivan Carol & David Smith George St. Hilaire The Rev. Karen Summers Donna Smith Karen Stainton Cynthia Sund Elizabeth Smith Jennifer Staley & Pam Vanourek David Sundine Gregory Smith Ridge Staley & Dick Hoyt Eric Svaren & Alice Shobe Gregory Smith & Ken Spencer Gloria Stancich & Donna Douglass Arne Svendsen Javier Smith Heidi Stanton Kristin Swanson Jennifer Anne Smith Amy Starr Ernie & Mary Swartz Jennifer Smith Anais Starr & Judy Preston Ron Swartz Kim & Larry Smith Jeri & Dave Starrett Thom Sweeney Lance Smith Linda & Larry States Tim Sweeney Loren Smith James Steele, Jr. Jennifer Sweigert & Sally McLaughlin Lyle & Diana Smith Daniel Steenkamp Robert Swires & Freddy Del Rosario Maria & Michael Smith Janet Steinhauser Suzanne Sylliaasen & Carla Eyford Marjorie L. Smith Joanne Stekler Traci Sylte MaryEvelyn Smith Rhonda Stennerson Geraldine Sylvester Matt Smith Ron Stephens Janet Sylvester Melanie Smith Carla Stern & Steve Novak Jeanine Sylvester Mona Smith Kelly Stevens & Timothy Murphy Paula Sylvester Nicholas Smith Rev. Liz Stevens Robert D. Sylvester, Jr. Robyn Smith Bob Stevenson Anne Symonds & Peggy Graybill Tara Smith & Ahmed Amin Doug & Marcia Stevenson Claire Syrett Tom Smith & Al Marks Laura Lee Stewart Miles K. Takahashi Rachel Smith-Mosel & Sandra Mosel Mary Stewart Neela Taub Gregory Snider Pamela Stewart Ellen Taussig Nathan Sobers & Michael Kuntz Tony Stewart Nancy Tavelli & Keith Farrington Mary Solecki Sheila Stickel Alexandra Tayara Roslyn Solomon Ty Stober & Lamar Bryant Adrien & Marilyn Taylor Paula Sommers Nathaniel Stockey Ian Taylor Michael Soper Jeffrey Stolz & Tim O’Connor Jeffrey Taylor Mike Sorensen Judy Stone & Lisa McIntyre Joan Taylor Heather Sorgen Lawrence B. Stone & Jan Jecha Kenneth Taylor & Cyril Hegel Patrick Soricone & W. Todd Tressler Lisa M. Stone Kimberley Taylor Diane Soucey & James Timson Larry Stonesifer & Ron Angress Melinda Taylor Michael Sousa & Den Adair John Stormon Becky & Doug Taylor Allen South, M.D. Jim Strain Terry Tazioli Gary Southerton & David Isla Mike & Jani Strand Kevin Teeley & Greg Stair Gary Spaeth Robert & Cynthia Strauss Patrick Tefft Aubrey Hart Sparks Kimberli Stretch & Amy Stillman Robert Teichman & John Marsh Charles J. Sparling Serafina Strickland Holly Teige

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 27 Samuel D. Teitzel Patricia Twomey Jody Waits John Templeton Frank A. Tysver Steven Wakefield Kathy & Joe Terpenning Karen Uehling Ben Waldman Bob & Mimi Terwilliger Anna Ungar Terri Waldron William Teska Jolene Unsoeld James Walker Alice Thabar Katy & Harry Urbanek Lauren Walker Meade Thayer & Raymond Fernandez Nicholas Utzinger & John Rochford Libby Walker & Sally Hasher Thermos Stacy Valentine Michael Walker & Laura Ellison H. William Thieleman Martha Van Cleave Teresa Walker Annie Thoe Darci Van Duzer Heroy & R. Cortlandt Charlie & Dede Wallace Heroy Angela Thomas & Ryan Smith Joy M. Wallace & Andrew Gardner Ken Van Dyke Diana Thomas & Eileen Arnold Matt Wallace & Chris Luz Peggy Van Kirk Joan Thomas Nancy Wallace & Sonya Gillespie Linda Vance & Illana Brody Joel Thomas Megan Wallent Kandace Vander Houwen Robert Thomas & Victoria Young Michael & Nancy Walsh Richard Vander Meer Andrew Thompson Elaine Walters James VanderMeer Deborah Thompson & Monica Tackett Jeff Walters Koala Vandruff & Karen Jettman Freedom Thompson James E. Wanek Carol & Don VanHouten Kevin F. Thompson Dean Warbois Joe Varano David & Johna Thomson Bernadette Ward Katherine & Lester Vargas Heidi Thomson Fred Ward Lou Vargas Jenny Thomson & Julie Lawton Gretchen Ward Margaret Varra David Thorpe, CPA & Nancy Ward Neil Vaughan Geoff Greenlee, DDS, MSD Rose Wardian Paul M. Tiesse Bob Vauthier & Brent Apt Andy Warren Steve & Kathy Timmins Nicholas Velez Liz Washburn Tanya Tindle Peter Vennewitz Erica Wasmund D. Douglas Titus & Michael Langelier Corinna Verdugo Colleen Waterhouse Gordon Titus Ginger Vetrano Ellen & Tom Watkins Judy Tobin & Michael Baker Mike Vickery Sally Watkins Susan & Joseph Tollefson Daniel Viehland Brian Watson & Elizabeth Roberts Maria Tong Dee Viereck Jared Watson Ken R. & Nancy H. Toole Carol Vines Joyce Watts Kirt Toombs Barbara Vining & Niis Bue Carol & Jeff Waymack Phyllis Topham Alan Virta Henry Waymack Edward Torres Lisa & Stephen Visintainer Christa Weathers Sam Torvend Glenda Viste Scott & Anne Weaver Lavinia H. Touchton Dave Vogel Cheri J. Webb Rosalie Trapani Bruce & Sue Vogelsinger Mary Jane Webb Susan Trautman & Wilfred Trautman, Jr. Lora Volkert Erwin Weber & Paul Landry Ellen Von Wandruszka Tom Tremaine & Sally Pritchard John Webster & Jim Allen Sydney Voorhees Len Tritsch Pam Weeks & Pamm Hanson Joachim Voss Cheryl & David Ethan Trooskin-Zoller Laura Weese Kim Trostel & Kim Linden Bryce Vradenburg Kathryn Wehle & Theresa Haynie Jennifer Trudell Nancy Waddell Sarah Weigle Sandy & Jerry Trujillo Arleen Waddill David Weiss Debbie & Stoney Tuckness Donna Wade Kirsten Weiss Erica Turner Julie Wade & Tom Phillips Talman Welle Julie Turner Randal S. Wade Pat Wentworth Carol & William Turnidge Barbara Wagner Heather Werckle & Ryan Dingman Robert Tuschhoff Ilyse & Greg Wagner Trevor Werttemberger Paul Tuss Keith Wagner Mike Wessler Kari Twogood & Karen Christofferson Scott Wagner & John Sohonage Kelly & Garrick West

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 28 Danielle Westbrook & Josh Black Marsha J. Williams Jimbo Worm Allison Westfall Paige Williams David & Susan Woltz Michael Westrick Steven Williams Beverly Wozumi Debra Westwood Anne Williamson Irene Wright & Gene Bray Shelley Wetter Danielle Williamson Leslie A. Wright Sinclair & Carol Weymiller C. D. Willis Mary Kay Wright & CiCi Pilgrim Jerome Whalen Mary Willis Pamela Wright & Margaret Nave Amy Wharton & Melinda Moeur Carl Wilson William Wright & Michael Moody Dick Wheeler & Dick Hulbert Daniel Wilson & Jacob Mans Joseph Wurth George Q. Wheeler & Steven Brna Matthew Wilson Dawn & Stephen Wyatt William Whelan Michael Wilson & Matteo Banggiacan Anthony Wynn Doug & Moira Whidby Wanda Wilson Veronica Yancey Mary Whisner & Mary Hotchkiss Lorna Wilturner Katie Yankula Lucretia Whitaker Gary Winchester Jill Yates & Heather Dodge Amy L. White Stephanie Windham Erin Yoshida Dorothy White Marci Wing Hisami Yoshida & Richard Sinclair Nadia White Pierrette & Stephen Wing Amy Young Kathi White & Marcie Headen Kathleen & Mikael Wipperfeld Cody Young James & Kenneth Whitefish Paul R. Wittig Kristin Young & Tracy L. Sherick Elizabeth Whitford & Cristina Acevedo Mark Wittman & Doug Durbin Teri Yount Curt & Betty Wiberg Aron & Patricia Wolf Ellen Zaleta & Kathy Stearns Mandi Wickline Laurie B. Wolf Jacqueline Zanardelli Ann Widditsch Sally & Richard Wolf Donald Zanoff & Mick Burlington Kathryn Wiegman Stephanie M. Wolter Gretchen Zatarain & Mary McBride Mary Wieneke Keeman Wong & Ward Beattie Ria Zazycki Sara Wiener & Joanne Richter Philip Wong Eric Zeigler Willis Wilcox & Geoff Dillard Linda Wood Jennifer Zeisig Lynn & Stephen Willeford Megan & Wes Wood Karen Zeman & Allyson Cheek Stephanie Willer Steven Wooding Bobbie Zenker Craig Williams & Daniel McGlothlen Darla Wood-Walters Linda Zielinski Eric Williams Tandi Woolley Eddie Zimpel Jennifer Williams Derek Woolston Reginald Zisette & Beth Gendler JoAnn Williams Jessica Wootten Linda Zurfluh Kelly & Cheryl Williams Gerald A. Workman 100 Anonymous

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 29 Organizational Support

Pride Foundation is honored to receive support from dozens leading corporations, employee groups, and partnering nonprofit groups and foundations.

16 Copenhagen Inland Northwest Business Alliance Seattle Foundation Outreach Aria Foundation Seattle Men’s Chorus/Seattle Women’s Interior AIDS Association Chorus Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation JPMorgan Chase Foundation Seattle Sounders Bill Speidel Enterprises Just Give Shalom United Church of Christ Boeing Company LGBTprosper SnoGlobe Equity Alliance Boeing Employees Credit Union Loeb Family Foundation St. Augustine’s In-the-Woods Calvert Foundation Episcopal Church Luise Hass Donor Advised Fund at City of Seattle Combined Charities The Community Foundation, Serving St. John United Methodist Church Coalition for Charitable Choice Riverside and San Bernardino Counties Starbucks Coffee Company Combined Federal Campaign, Luxury Marketing Inc. DBA State of Washington Combined Portland, OR Trammell-Gagne Fund Drive Combined Federal Campaign, METRO/King County Employee Stoke Seattle, WA Charitable Campaign TAP 365 Combined Federal Campaign, MGive Foundation Inc. Snohomish County U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Michele & Stan Rosen, Mimi Rosen, & Wealth Mgmt Decode, Inc. The Rita & Herbert Rosen Foundation UAA School of Nursing Sunshine Club Emmanuel Metropolitan Community Microsoft Employee Giving Campaign Church United Way of Island County Microsoft Corporation Employee’s Community Fund of the United Way of King County Mid-Columbia Area Combined Federal Boeing Company Campaign United Way of Pierce County Enquiry, Inc. Mile High United Way United Way Silicone Valley Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Network For Good United Way of Snohomish County First Congregational Church Norberry Tile United Way of Spokane County Foundation for Early Learning NW Planned Giving Roundtable United Way of Treasure Valley Funders for LGBTQ Issues Oak Creek Foundation United Way of Tri-State GE Foundation O’Rourke Law Group PC Vancouver Heights United Girlie Press Methodist Church Paul Schuler Foundation Global Impact Vanguard Charitable PFLAG Bellevue Endowment Program Greater Olympic Peninsula Combined Pine Street Group L.L.C. Federal Campaign WA State Mr/Ms Leather Organization Port of Seattle Employee Charitable Haberman Family Foundation Walgreens Campaign High Stakes Foundation Washington Women’s Foundation Prudential Foundation Hotel 1000 Wells Fargo QMSU Montana State University Idaho Women’s Charitable Foundation Whitestone Winery Rasmuson Foundation Imperial Court of All Alaska Wimmer Solutions Regence Blue Shield Imperial Sovereign Court of the Your Man Friday REI State of Montana Russell Investment Group

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 30 Volunteers

Pride Foundation’s team of almost 600 volunteers comes from every corner of the Northwest bringing their passion, skills, and talents. From reviewing grant and scholarship applications to helping in the office to leading the organization as a board director or state committee member, our volunteers are simply the best.

Jerry Abraham Lauren Boyd Anne Xuan Clark Gaea Aeolus Edward Boyle Michael C. Clark Sebastian Aguilar Timothy Bradbury Patricia Clayton Fred Albert Hannah Brass Harriett Cody Rachel All Timm Briggs Marjie Cogan Joyce Allen Clark & Toni Broadbent Celeste Combs Doug Allison Kelvin J. Brown Joel Combs Darrell Alston & Frank Roa Aaron Browning Clifford Cook Ramon Alvarez & Jim Jones Anne & Nicole Browning Kraig Cook Dionna Anderson Gian Bruno Chris Cooke Ken Aphibal Sally Brunsman Catherine Cooney Jane Arends Laura Bry Patti Copple Carmel Aronson Jo Bryant & Wes Green Tom & Lisa Cordingley Jenny Avery Natalie E. Bryson Judyline Corpuz Nancy Avery Tamara Bunnell Michael Covone Catherine Bachy Kim Burkes Nikki Coyote Anna Bacler Vicki Burkhardt Josh Crismore Cherie Baggett Janie Burns & Lori Steele Toby Crittenden Barbara Bailey Angie Buysse Jen Crouch Thatcher Bailey Norresa Calos Ben Crowther Ben Bakkenta Carrie Campbell Nikki Cruz Steven Barrios Kaci Campbell Robert Cundall Batman Schylar Canfield Betsey Curran Nicole Bavo Daniel Caracciolo Chris Cutler Paul Beaudet & David Wertheimer Gregory Carmichael & Michael Fiacco Mya Dale Bruce Beck & Ralph Johnson Tylene Carnell Suzannah Dalzell Jerry Becker Katie Carter David Daniels Allison Beezer Carmine Caruso Mark Daniels Morgan Belveal Danielle Carver Jennifer Davies Bryce Bennett Carver Ray Davis Katelin Benson Jim Cash Troy Davis & Paul Adams Jason Bergevin Kevin Castle Sheri Day Nicole Bernard Beth Castleberry T. Diane Day Barb Beyenhof Maria Chacon Dalia de Jesus Terry Bible Cameron Chandler Stephen Deal Debra Bidwell Anna Chavelle & Chris Knutson Mark Debenham David Bird Katherine Childers Anita K. deGive Jim Boneau Henry Chisholm Cyril Delgado Thomas & Helen Bonser Reuben Chong Ben & Kathy Derby Rhonda Boothe David & Jessica Chow Kate DesRosier & Ryan Krench Marsha Botzer Daniel Christopher Tony DeStefano Jeff Boudreau Bryan Chung Dael Devenport & Taylor Swartz

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 31 Donald Dewsnup Jennifer Gill Robert Heuer Terry Diaddigo Nancy Glaser Wesley Highbarger Jewels Dietrich Barbara Glenn Eben Hilpert Jamie Dillon Sara Goggia David Hlebain Colleen P. Dixon Karen Gold Chae Hoban Vinh Do Jordan Goldwarg Erik Hoff Lisa Domenico Felicia Gonzalez Ariel Holcomb-Hockin Patrice Donohue Ashlei Goodman James Holmes & Darryl Gurecky Kevin Dovell Michael Goodnow Bennett Hornbostel Jonathan Downing Jade Gordon Michael H. Horner Spring Dowse Drew Gorman-Lewis Matthew J. Hornyak Christina Drake Rory Gould Beth Howard Suzie Eades Tana Graedel Charles Hoy-Ellis Tee Earls Neal Graves Angela Hughes Kimberly Early Erin Gray Jason Hunke Khalil Edwards Geoff Greenlee Susan Inman Keith Ekness Eliza Greenwood & Katherine Dalton Linda Isenson Michael Elder Ellie Greenwood Emilie Jackson-Edney Sara Elward Dana Grisby Beth Jacoby Betsy Elwood Terry Groth Keyarash Jahanian Matthew Endrizzi Lucy Groves Paul Janos Randy Engstrom Lester Gruner Michael Jarvis & Craig Larson Rene Essig Teresa Guajardo & Tina Roose Stan Jaskot Bob Evans Timothy Gubsch David Jayo Lynn H. Everson Steve Gunn & Tony Stasiek Brady Jensen Douglas Exworthy & Kent Poush Rebecca Guthrie Tabitha Jensen Lorelle Farber LuPita Gutierrez-Parker Paul M. Johns Leslie Farris Brie Gyncild Eva Johnson Luna Federici Gillian Hagamen Janell Johnson Debbie Feis Eric Hall Jessica Johnson Melissa Fisher Angelica Hambrick Lincoln Johnson Molly Fitzpatrick Joshua Hancock Caroline Johnston Laura Fix Ken Hanson Anita Jones Tessa Fleming Margaret Hardy Ron Jones William L. Fleming Hobie Hare Shawn Jones Archie Fogle Jeanie Harman & Vicki Smith Jerry Jordheim Nanette Fok Mark Harris Rhonda Juliano Shiela Ford Michelle Harris Rick Jung Bill Fovargue Pam Harris Larry Kairaiuak Larry Fox JoAnn Hartline Mudit Kakar Norm Frampton Anne Harvey Tuney Kannapell George Froehle Lynn & Louis Haslett Don Kelley Nick Fuchs Daniel Hawkins Jennifer Kelly Ginny Furshong Nathan Hayes Matt Kemmer Jason Fussell Shelley Hayes Patricia Kemp Jeffrey Gaisford Michael Heath Josh Kemper T. Luis & Amy Galvan Lee Heck Jim Kephart Robbie Garcia Linda Heidenreich David Kerlick Nicole Gemmill Jay Heiny Aidan Key Laura Gentry Dr. Jean Hernandez & Erin Foy Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele Bookda Gheisar David Herrera Jason Kildall Megan Gibbard Christian Herwitz David Kindle Dr. Will Gibson Elizabeth Hester Seth Kirby

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 32 Danny Kittner Marcos Martinez Nancy Nowlin Michael Kleer Lee Ann Martinson Joe Nuber Megan Knight Christina Marx George Nunes Chrissy Knox Dave Mason & Jon Egenes Corey Nunn Keiko Koizumi John Massie Melissa Nussbaum Laurie Kops Nichi Masters Sandi O’Brien Corey Krantz Marcie Mathis Ryan Oelrich Kevin Kristof Howard May Debra O’Gara Adam Kuglin Michele Maynard Alex Oh Teddy Laboy Kimberley McCollim Evan Olsen Tracey Lake Julie McFarland Aaron Olson Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal Heather McFarlane & Joan Christoffels Eric Olson Aric Lane Barett McGavock Ken Olson Rosmond Langberg & Mary Maxfield Patricia McIntyre Carolyn O’Neill Katelyn Lanier-Moylan Brian McKenna Paul Opheim Steven Lanzet Robin McKinney Norma Jean Osborn Jennifer Larsen Kim McKoy Jacquelyn Ostrom Rebecca Laszlo & Sara Intriligator Austin McNamee Robin K. Ota Heather Laurie Shane McNamee Adam Ottavi Schiesl Cathy LeCompte Sam McVeety Brittany Otter Michael Lee Lauren Mehl Maria Owens Erin Lennon Eric Mellem William Painter John Leslie Isaac Mendel Hank & Sherry Pangborn Robb Levine Philip Mervin Jason Paranto Anne Levinson Dan Meyers Bejan Parast Cindy Lewis Jim Miersma Marsha Parr Rich Lindsay Nick Milhoan Jason Patterson Daniel Ling & Lee Obrzut Hugh Miller Marschel Paul & Margaret Sutro Manuel Llanos Nataly Miller Alex Pava Tate Loftin Chad Minnick Justin Pava Ricardo Lopez & Glen Hemingson Jaren Mitchell Terry Payseno Ted Lord & Chris Cooper Topher Mobley & Tony Davis Lucy Peckham Ann Lovell Bill Moomau April Pennington Larry Lowary & Gerry Betz Laura Moran Jeanne Perry Mary Lowrance Don Moreland Christopher Peterson Brittany Luddington Rob Morrison Nels Peterson Elise Lufkin Amy Morrow Janet C. Petrie Faith Lumsden Kevin Moser Cathy Pfahl Martha Lunbeck Christine Mullen James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin Melanie Lyons Greg Mullins Anne Phillips & Carol Leah Brown Joanna Madden Meg Murphy Justin Phillips Bola Majekobaje Sheila Murphy Emily Pieper Tammy Majeski Juan Navas Peter Pinney Geoff Manasse Daryn Nelsen & Suzan Soza Nichole Poinski Jeffrey Maness Brad Nelson Timothy Popanz Mark Mappala Peter Nguyen Jay Porter Sean Marinella Wendy & Sarah Nicolai Shoshanna Porter Cara Marks Kelly Nishimura Connie Poten & Andy Sponseller Tom Marsh Emily Nolan Bridget T. Potter Francesco Marshall Matthew Norman Marjorie Press Vicki Marshall Craig Norton Stacey Prince Don Martin Eileen Norton Erika Prins Terry Martin Mary Nowlin Michael Profitt

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 33 Lindsay Pulsifer KL Shannon Roxanne Topacio Barry Pump Kris Sharp & Charlene Montierth Boo Torres Andrew Quainton Marie Shaw Vicky Tovar Guadalupe Quinn Nathan Shiu Kirsten Towgood Johnny Quinn & Corey Fortune Randy Shriver Jessica Trupin Duane Quintana Alex Silva-Hernandez Kari Twogood Dawn Rains Jean Singer Rachel B. Valdez Kyle Rapiñan Jennifer Smerud-Weaver Ken Van Dyke Bruce Redman Beka Smith & Laurie Gallagher Lou Vargas Jan Reece Elizabeth Smith Heather Veeder Linda Reed Gregory Smith Joey Veltkamp William Reeder Jennifer Smith David Victor Kathy Reim Lyle Smith Alan Virta Pauline Reiter Mona Smith Pat Vivian Brian Lee Remley Tara Smith Bryce Vradenburg Scott & Katie Renschler Tom Smith Donna Wade Thomas Retan Julie Sommer Ilyse Wagner Jamie Richardson Nathan Sorseth Keith Wagner Jean Richey Aubrey Hart Sparks Steven Wakefield Andrew Rinke Jeffery St. De Lore Sarah Walczyk Carlos Rivera Jeri Starrett Brady Walkinshaw & Micah Horwith Sunny Rivera Ben Starsky Megan Wallent Leonor Robles Mark R. Stenger Rose Wardian Christina Marie Rocks Kelly Stevens Erica Wasmund Kori Rodley-Irons Bettie Stiritz Mike Wattles Abdel Rodriguez Jeffrey Stolz & Tim O’Connor Kathy Wehle Diana Roger Lisa Stone Mike Wessler Christopher Rogers Brian Stoner Elizabeth Whitford Robbie Rohr & Mary DeMange Mary Stranahan Stuart Wilber Elias Rojas Serafina Strickland Willis Wilcox & Geoff Dillard Greg Ross & Michael Parkinson Lynn Stromski Cyndi Wilder Jeffrey G. Rudd David Strong Melanie Wilhoite Mark Ruffo Cathy Sullivan Paige Williams Stacey Rye David Sundine Tad Williams Paul Safstrom Samantha Swaim Terra Williams Jeff Sakuma Gavyn Tann Marci Wing Alissa Salmore & Mike Thomas Justin Taylor Laurie B. Wolf Bonner Sams Terry Tazioli Mari Wolverton Eric Sanders Robert Teichman Heidi Wong Michael P. Schaefer William Teska Derek Woolston Fred Schoen Jennifer Theissing Mary Kay Wright Angela Schwendiman H. William Thieleman Zachary Wright Jed Schwendiman Stephanie Thomas Bell Janelle Zakrzewski Mike Scott Ken Thompson Jen Zamora & Alicia Lewis Steve Scott Kevin F. Thompson Ria Zazycki Greg Scully Heidi Thomson Bobbie Zenker Jeff Sellers David Thorpe 3 Anonymous Morgan Senkal Roey Thorpe Kathy Sewell Rene Tillman & Laura Thompson Ginger Shagswell Brian Tofte-Schumacher

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 34 Visionaries

Pride Foundation’s family of more than 250 Visionaries are a wonderful community of thoughtful and generous people who want to leave a legacy of compassion and care, and who believe in the vision that someday, there will be full equality for LGBTQ people and their families.

Bruce M. Abrams Steve Crandall & Brian Hawksford Darrell S. Harris Joyce M. Allen & Jessica Lynn Gary Crevling JoAnn Hartline & Melissa Barran Carrie Amankwah Robert Cundall & Dan Bross Michele & David Hasson Raymond Araujo Michael Dameron & Thomas Marocchini David Owen Hastings Catherine Bachy & Margaret Giffels James Darkow Shelley Hayes Barbara Bailey Char Davies Jeff Hedgepeth & John Medlin Thatcher Bailey Joel C. Davis Nicholas Heer Jolly Sue Baker & Clare Hannan Russell W. Davis John Arthur Herrin Ted Bash Brian M. Day Elizabeth Hester Becky & Mary Jo Bauen Karl A. Derrick Peter D. Hiatt Paul Beaudet & David Wertheimer Tom Diehm & Tom Davis Rex Himes Kate Beck Clyde G. Diemer Bill Hodge Allison Beezer Bob Ding Douglas Holley Christopher Beiter Tom Dixon John Holliday & Glenn Lawler John Berg & Robert Roth Nancy A. Drigotas C. David Hopkins Stephen R. Blair John Dunn Roy L. Hughes Peter Boeschenstein Bob Eichler Katie Hultquist & Laura Cox Marsha Botzer Sara Elward Greg Hunicutt James Braden Charlotte Escott Christine Hurley Jo Brodahl Akili Estrella Peter C. Jackson Zoey Rose Brodsky William S. Etnyre Walter Jelonek Hal Browning & Robert Kipp Bob Evans & Steve Davis Dan Jester Robert Bruneau Douglas Exworthy & Kent Poush Tom Jewell & Bruce Woolverton Lee S. Burke Jean Ferries Eva & Kevin Johnson John Burlison Elaine Field Shehreen Johnson William Burnett William L. Fleming Christopher C. Jones Amy Capolupo Ward Folsom & Leigh Champlin Jerry Jordheim Daniel Caracciolo & Donna MacKenzie Glenn Fox David Kerlick Cat Carrel Norm Frampton & Ed Hunziker David Kersey Robert Carroll & Daniel Yarger Tim Franulovich Christopher Keyser & Steven Casteele Martin Casey Jason J. Fussell & Robert Hauer Ana Maria King Donald P. Chamberlain Marie Helene Gagnon Daryl J. King & Todd G. Hagen Leslie Christian & Heather Andersen Gerald Geisert John King Daniel Christopher Leslie Giblett Duane Kitna & Bryon M. Stargel Sam Ciapanna & Dean Williamson Michel Girard Thomas Kleber Ted Clark & Eugene Otto Barbara Grant Michael Kleer Vernon Clark-Robbins Michael Grochau Jim Klemett Grover Cleveland Paul J. Grube, Jr. Patty Knight Bryan Cline Audrey Haberman & Marge McGinty Keiko Koizumi Thomas Connell Matthew Haggerty Greg Kucera & Larry Yocom Caitlin Copple George M. Hampton, Jr. Annette Laico Richard Warren Cornwell Roy A. Hamrick Jason Lamb & Alan Kristal Candy Cox Migee Han Bill Lambert

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 35 Kimberly Langford Tom Page Paul Slane Gary Lanksbury Anthony Papini Tom Smith Martin Lantz Marschel Paul & Margaret Sutro Aubrey Hart Sparks James Lasersohn Alex Pava & Clif Marr Cap J. Sparling Danette K. Leonhardi Douglas Peckham Eric Spivack Kelly Lerner Lucy Peckham Arlis Stewart Lawrence M. Levitan Travis Penn & John Wicher Lisa M. Stone John Longres Joseph E. Pentheroudakis Gayle Stringer & Nancy Nickelson Ted Lord & Chris Cooper Richard Perrigo John Templeton Don Lothian & Harvey Muggy Rick Peterson William R. Teska Lonnie Lusardo James K. Phelps & Timothy Baldwin H. William Thieleman Robert Lux Gerald Phillips Donald H. Thorgrimson Pat Mail & Peggy Kopf Stephen Phillips Justin Thumler & Raymond Houle Deborah McCandless Janice Pickard & Anne Harvey Rene Tillman Dale McCurdy & Mark den Hartog Donald R. Pickens Allan Tonning Trish McKernan & Pat Hughes Gregory Ploub Peggy Torner Marshall McReal Tina Podlodowski John Trautman Marla M. Meislin W. David Poot Len Tritsch David C. Mendoza Marjorie Press Janice Van Cleve Ed Miesen & Glenn Yorita Everett E. Reagan Ken Van Dyke Barbara Monda Kathy & Robert Reim Zane T. Van Kirk Lynette Moore Shad Reinstein & Jody Laine Alan Waddell & Paul Otto Tami Moore & Cathy Green Tim Rice Steven Wakefield Don Moreland Robert A. Riopelle Ben Waldman Marsha Morgan & Claire Moore Greg Robbins Jim Warford Doug Morgenson Eric Robison Walt Weaver Jack Motteler Bob Roblee & Ron Johnson Jack Weber & Craig Hills Elaine N. Mowery Clay Sales Ric Weiland Tom Musial Michael P. Schaefer Melanie Wilhoite William & Ramona Nourse Robert E. Scheidler Laurie B. Wolf George Nunes Fred Schoen Keeman Wong & Ward Beattie Reeva M. Ohms Lynn G. Schrader David Woosley Jennifer Olson Greg Scully & Frank Migaiolo Beverly Wozumi Silas O’Quinn & Nathan Smith Michael & David Serkin-Poole Mary Kay Wright William Orley & Max Silver Julie Shapiro & Shelly Cohen Rose Young Mike Orlich Michael Shiosaki & Ed Murray Ria Zazycki Sean Oslin Brian Silkworth & William Colter 15 Anonymous Hans & Jacqueline Ostrom Howard Silverman & Michael J. Lehman Douglas D. Owens John Skelton

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 36 Fund Creators

When you establish a fund at Pride Foundation, you make strategic decisions about the change you want to make in our community. Our fund creators are engaging our community in a deep and personal way with the creation of donor- advised, scholarship, and area-of-interest funds.

Joyce M. Allen & Jessica Lynn Inland Northwest Business Alliance Rainbow City Band Outreach Ramon Alvarez & Jim Jones Robert A. Riopelle Mary Jacobsen & Joy Wood Associates In Behavorial Health Chet Robachinski & Jerry Slipman Shehreen Johnson Barbara Bailey Bob Roblee & Ron Johnson Patty Knight Nathaniel Brown Clay Sales Kristin Kucera Jennifer Cast & Liffy Franklin Michael P. Schaefer Tom Land Anne Xuan Clark Anna Schlecht & Sarah Vanucci Martin Lantz & Donald Coffman Scott Clyde Greg Scully & Frank Migaiolo Daniel C. Lee Geraldine V. Cole Seattle Men’s Chorus/ Howard Leonard Seattle Women’s Chorus Kim Collier Anne Levinson Tom Semper & Ray Calabro Robert Cundall & Dan Bross Daniel Ling & Lee Obrzut Julie Shapiro & Shelly F. Cohen John Dagres & Jack Odell John Longres Stephen Silha T. Diane Day Christopher Martell & Mark Williams Gary Southerton & David Isla Sheri Day Heather McFarlane & Joan Christoffels Aubrey Hart Sparks Derivative Duo The Mental Wellness Foundation, Inc William Teska Peggy Dolane Jim Miersma & Bill Hammer True North Land Surveying, Inc. William S. Etnyre Emma Moreno & Genevieve Aguilar Nicholas Utzinger & John Rochford Bob Evans & Steve Davis Doug Morgenson Janice Van Cleve William L. Fleming Layne Mortensen & Rick Griswold Kathryn Wehle & Theresa Haynie Friends of Patricia Van Kirk NDOA Estate of Ric Weiland Kevan Gardner Steve Parsons Beverly Wozumi Steve Gunn PFLAG Bellevue Glenn Yorita Audrey Haberman & Marge McGinty Laura Pierce Anonymous George M. Hampton, Jr. Timothy Popanz John Holliday & Glenn Lawler Stacey Prince & Teri Mayo In memory of Lee S. Burke

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 37 Scholars and Fellows

Pride Foundation awarded a record amount in scholarships to LGBTQ and straight ally students in 2011. With awards totaling $352,200 in scholarships, 100 students gained support to pursue their educational goals. Seven students joined the growing fellowship program and provided 200 hours of time towards leading substantive projects. The fellowship experience provides an opportunity for professional development as well as an introduction to the work of community leadership organizations by matching exceptional Pride Foundation Scholarship recipients and other LGBTQ and ally students with Pride Foundation grantees and other organizations committed to LGBTQ equality.

Scholars Kiera Hansen Marcus Santos Sayid Abdullaev Shelley Higman Jason Saunders Elise Abramson April Holmquist Zara Sedove-Mallin Timothy Adams Rachel Jackson Erica Sekins Oscar Arana-Ochoa Cassandra Johnson Simone Senn Emily Barton Charlie Kloub Oceana Shearer Chad Beach Naomi Knoble Jackson Shultz Serena Berry Quintyn Leighton Jordan Simonson Ben Bonnema Fernando Libor Rachael Snyder Adrian Bravo Carnella Linder Diego Solares Kathleen Bridges Ariana Lipkind Shannon Solie Nani Brockett Jenny Lor Ryan Stabler Margaret “Miki” Cabell Austin Maddocks Leandra Stanley Timothy Carbary Mary Marsiglio Evan Swope Kara Carlson Mario Mascorro Harumi Angela Taniguchi Danielle Carver Jeannie Mayotte Josh Taylor Isabel Casimiro Colleen McNulty Corey Trimble Rhiannon Cates Anna Miller Rafael Velazques Lee-Ling Chen Jesse Nelson Aaron Vetter Colton Cox Christopher Newcombe Danny Wakefield Ben Crowther Heather Nichelle-Peres Jessica Warmbo William Cunningham Andrew Nichols Meredith Williams Deanna Davis Mo Nickerson Samantha Williams Michael Douangluxay-Cloud Joshua O’Neal Cory Winter Truc-Vi Duong Cole Parke Christopher Wukasch Celeste Endlich Joshua Parrish Fellows Marek Elias Falk Clint Posey (Partnership Organization) Diana Estrada-Alamo Brian Prester Ben Crowther (Equal Rights Washington) Ian Feis Nitika Raj Teresa Fuller (Big Brothers Big Sisters) Molly Fitzpatrick Kyle Rapiñan Kelsey Jarone (Basic Rights Oregon) Josh Foley Harlan Reidmohr Eden Lord (Seattle Education Access) Juan Franco Kashmir Reier Colby Rezayat (Skagit PFLAG) Joyful Freeman Carlos “Fezz” Reyes Aaron Vetter (Seattle LGBT Commission) Corbin Gentzler Colby James Rezayat Dylan Yu (Pride Foundation) Sarah Gottesdiener Leah Rimington Melinda Haines Erasmo (Moe) Ruis-Gonzalez

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 38 Capacity Building Grantees

The Racial Equity Initiative and Queer Youth Initiative aim to ensure the long-term success of nonprofits serving communities of color and youth. The Initiatives help grantees become more sustainable in their missions through consulting, training, coaching, and special funding.

Racial Equity Initiative Grantees Queer Youth Initiative Grantees Asian Pacific Islander Pride (Portland, OR) Oasis Youth Center (Tacoma, WA) Entre Hermanos (Seattle, WA) SMYRC (Portland, OR) Montana Two Spirit Society (Missoula, MT) Stonewall Youth (Olympia, WA) Portland Latino Gay Pride (Portland, OR) Triplepoint Vancouver (Vancouver, WA) Trikone-NW (Seattle, WA) Triplepoint Walla Walla (Walla Walla, WA) Voices Rising (Seattle, WA) Vista Youth Center (Kennewick, WA) Umatilla Morrow Alternatives (Hermiston, OR)

PRIDE FOUNDATION 2011–2012 Gratitude report 39 MISSION + VISION

Our Mission Pride Foundation inspires a culture of generosity that connects and strengthens Northwest organizations, leaders, and students who are creating LGBTQ equality.

Our Vision Pride Foundation envisions a world that honors diversity, fosters mutual respect, and celebrates complete equality.

Staff Zoey Brodsky Jett Johnson Jody Waits Administrative Assistant Regional Development Organizer Director of Community Giving in Oregon Caitlin Copple Amy White Regional Development Organizer Steve Martin Director of Regional Operations in Montana Regional Development Organizer and Leadership in Idaho Farand Gunnels Craig Williams Regional Development Organizer Tiffany McClain Educational Program Officer in Eastern Washington Regional Development Organizer Philip Wong in Alaska Jeff Hedgepeth Director of Communications Director of Grants Programming Uma Rao Jimbo Worm Regional Development Organizer Kris Hermanns Director of Finance and in Western Washington Executive Director Operations Christina Rocks Tom Jewell Community Giving Manager Database Administrator

2011-2012 Board of Directors Joyce Allen Emilie Jackson-Edney Kathy Sewell Ramon Alvarez Seth Kirby Mike Scott Catherine Bachy* Mike Kleer* Tara Smith Ben Bakkenta Erin Lennon Jef St. De Lore* Nicole Browning George Nunes David Strong* Robert Cundall Jackie Ostrom* Rachel Valdez Bob Evans Alex Pava Steven Wakefield Doug Exworthy Angela Powell* Kathy Wehle Shelley Hayes Elias Rojas Jean Hernandez* Kathy Reim Jason Hunke* Jeff Sakuma *Retired from Board

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