Heart. Soul . Purpose.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT I love my job. It’s my calling – what I was meant We don’t serve because we expect anything in to do – and I wouldn’t be anywhere else. Still, as return, but it always happens – we set out to en- with any work, there is stress: when we seem to courage others and our spirits are lifted. A con- run up against barrier after barrier, when rela- fident smile on a child wearing a proper uniform tionships falter, when the goals feel too big and who sees herself in a new light; a dance in his – we set out to the need too great. On these days, I get in my step in shoes that fit; a book held closely to the car and head to one of our partner schools, hug heart by its proud owner; wonder in eyes seeing the necks of the dedicated staff members, work the world clearly for the first time through new alongside our incredible volunteers and kneel eyeglasses…there is nothing more enriching to encourage others and beside a sweet young girl or boy as she whispers the soul. It’s in these moments that we know her dreams to me or he beams with pride over why we are here. his new pair of shoes. I am recharged, filled with hope again and ready to take on mountains so Our work with impoverished students in St. Louis our spirits are lifted. that we can be there for every child who needs us. city and North County also is a constant remind-

er of how very blessed we are. Occasional stress go without. Sunny’s Closet and The Sunshine Box is no comparison to the challenges and crises are two parts of a “circle of care” we have de- some of our children face on a daily basis, the veloped to cover the fundamental needs of the cumulative effect researchers now refer to as whole child – head to toe, heart and soul – so dear friend of little bit “toxic stress,” which can impact a child’s health that education can be the primary focus of the and welfare for years to come. We can’t break student and school community. down barriers to learning without acknowledg- ing the emotional factors that may drive a stu- In this annual report, you’ll see a snapshot of dent to distraction and lead to behavioral issues. our programs and services delivered throughout That’s why in the last school year we piloted a the year to 5,000 students in 17 area schools, as new behavioral health program, The Sunshine well as recognition of our extraordinary donors Box, at two schools, providing some 900 hours and partners, who have allowed us to take on of psycho educational workshops and therapy 1,000 additional students in three new schools intervention to elementary age students. With this coming fall, including our first in the River- appropriate funding, we hope to expand The view Gardens School District. I hope that what Sunshine Box in our schools, many of which are also comes through in the words and images are not equipped to handle mental health, through the connections of the heart that the people of a collaborative with local, nonprofit behavioral The Little Bit Foundation have created with each health providers. other, with the unsung educators in our poor- est communities, with the beautiful children we Collaborations have become an integral part of serve…and the inescapable nourishment of the our strategy and, when done right, are a win all soul that results from touching a life. around. Through our integrated delivery model within the walls of St. Louis schools, we en- From my heart, thank you, able other providers to expand their reach with student populations, and through their areas of expertise, we provide students access to services they might never have. For example, in our third Rosemary Hanley year implementing Sunny’s Closet in cooperation Executive Director & Co-Founder with Operation Food Search, we provided nearly 30,000 meals to students who would otherwise An Angel at Their Side

Overwhelmed. It’s a feeling that is visible on the been murdered, yet they showed up at school a house fire. A formal partnership was reached constantly. As a result, 98% of them are entering face of Sonya Murray when she speaks about her the next day, I believe, because they feel safe and and the organization began weekly visits to first grade reading at grade level – a first for the days as principal of Confluence Academy-Old supported here.” Confluence that fall. school – according to the school’s most recent North both before and after her school’s part- DIBELS (Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy nership with Little Bit began. Only now her tears Still, before The Little Bit Foundation, Dr. Since then, the school has experienced marked Skills) assessment. “We had to test them twice; are full of joy and thankfulness. Murray says this safe haven struggled to address improvement in student attendance, perfor- we couldn’t believe it!” says Dr. Murray. And, she the countless needs of students so that learning mance and engagement. “Our students are typi- says, the school’s annual performance Located in historic Old North St. Louis, could take place. “Many of the students had cal, happy and energetic kids, but many of them rating increased from 75% in 2013 to 82.9% in Confluence Academy, a public charter school, is never seen a dentist; they needed eyeglasses; carry the weight of the world on their shoulders. 2014, “thanks to Little Bit’s incredible support the academic home of 850 Kindergarten through their shoes were too tight; they’d come to school I have seen students smiling who never did and my amazing teachers.” 8th grade students. As the neighborhood under- hungry. My staff and I would purchase clean before. I have seen students take leadership goes a long-term restoration project, it contin- clothes, coats, school supplies – anything that responsibilities who never did before,” says Next on Dr. Murray’s wish list is mental health ues to deal with extreme poverty. According to was keeping a student from coming to school or Dr. Murray. intervention for the myriad of emotional needs recent data, 37% of children located within Old focusing in class – but it was all becoming too she sees, which Little Bit is working to fulfill soon North are living below the federal poverty level. much. That’s where an angel found us…at the In the past two years, Confluence students have in cooperation with the University of Missouri, a Dr. Murray, an educator of 18 years, describes end of our rope.” been provided thousands of uniforms, books Confluence Charter Schools sponsor. “I remind her school as “urban in every way,” with 98% and meals; every student who needs a coat or my students daily that they are greater than the of students in the free and reduced lunch It was the winter of 2013 when Dr. Murray was pair of shoes has received one; health screen- situations they face,” she says. “Little Bit has program, 68 of her families living on the streets introduced to Little Bit. After two meetings, ings and eye exams have been performed by met every need head on and allowed us to reach and violence touching her student population the Little Bit team arrived at the school, “on clinical professionals who fitted 30 students with greater heights…our students are so lucky.” nearly every week. “One week during this past probably the coldest day of the year,” says Dr. eyeglasses, and Little Bit volunteers have been a school year, every situation in the local news Murray, armed with hats and gloves for all 850 steady, caring presence. The Kindergarten class had a direct impact on my students,” she says. students and emergency food kits for a family has taken full advantage of the Little Bit Books “I had students whose mother or father had of five children that had just been displaced by and Buddies program, reading to their “buddies” Programs supporting COMFORT, DIGNITY & SELF-ESTEEM

HEAD TO TOE BUNDLE UP BUSY BODIES Provides new shoes, socks Safeguards students from Instructs students in proper hygiene and underwear; proper school the cold with heavy coats, and provides personal care items, uniforms and emergency clothing hats, gloves and scarves such as soap, washcloths and lotion* * Delta Dental Health Theatre provides interactive dental health education and a dental starter kit with toothbrush and toothpaste for each student

Our programs, services and one-on-one student interactions are designed to nourish every area of childhood development – physical, emotional and mental – Feeding Souls and provide a consistent, caring presence in lives of perpetual need and change. Programs supporting Programs supporting HEALTH & WELLBEING LITERACY & CLASSROOM READINESS

HEALTHY KIDS, SUNNY’S CLOSET BETTER LEARNERS EYES ON LEARNING THE SUNSHINE BOX 1-2-3 READ! BOOKS & BUDDIES STEM GET IN GEAR Through an affiliation Screens students for Delivers comprehensive Supports mental Hosts one book fair each Pairs beginner books Promotes interest in Equips students with Operation Food medical, dental or vision exams and health through psycho- semester at every school, with “buddies” for STEM studies through with backpacks Search, provides vision concerns and fits students with educational classes during which students can Pre-K through 2nd distribution of STEM- filled with essential emergency food kits delivers wellness eyeglasses on site and group workshops, select two age appropriate grade students to bring focused books and hands- school supplies for students with an education, in therapy intervention books to add to or start a a level of comfort for on demonstrations by the immediate need for food cooperation with the and training for school personal book collection early readers Saint Louis Science Center after the school day Institute for Family personnel in identifying Medicine students in crisis

One out of every six individuals A child born in the Jeff-Vander-Lou 173,000 children in the greater St. Louis In l ow income neighborhoods, in the St. Louis region neighborhood can expect to live 18 fewer region are living in poverty, the book to child ratio is 1:300 compared struggles with hunger years than a child born in Clayton meaning they lack basic items To 13:1 in middle income neighborhoods

*Data provided by Operation Food Search, Washington and Saint Louis Universities ing, “except for love – it was clear that they really loved each other.” She says the mother eventually relocated her family to Springfield, Touching MO to stay with relatives. To say the three have formed a special bond with Hearts the 250 Preschool through 5th grade students at Clay Elementary is a bit of an understatement. “If I could scoop them all up and make them my LITTLE BIT VOLUNTEER own, I would,” says Gausnell. “They know us and OPPORTUNITIES we know them. I can tell when one is having a particularly hard day – it’s written on their face Become part of a school community by – but after we’ve spent some time together and serving as a Little Bit school representative, they try on their new uniform or pair of shoes, with weekly visits to deliver needed items they leave with the brightest smile.” for individual students

Work in the Little Bit distribution center, counting and sorting items, assembling kits “we definitely and filling student orders Volunteers’ Visible Bond Help organize and assist students during get back more book fairs at each Little Bit school What is trust? For some, it’s a conclusion year at Clay in May. A retired nurse and longtime Assist with health screenings at schools, reached by logical reasoning. For the rest, “Big Brother,” he also assists with the student including checking in students and spending however, trust is a willingness to be vulnerable intake process during Healthy Kids, Better Learn- one-on-one time with them as they wait to another based on an emotion we feel deep ers health screenings and helps out with book than we give” in our gut. The Little Bit Thursday morning fairs at Little Bit sponsored schools. Gausnell, In addition to bringing some help and happiness Organize a product drive among friends and volunteer team at Clay Elementary has a level of a retired insurance agent, has spent the last into their lives, Hinch believes they are able to associates to secure the most requested trust with each other and the students they serve four years working as a school rep at Clay and serve as role models and plant a little resilience. items that’s built on mutual respect, familiarity and a also serves as volunteer liaison on The Little Bit “I think the children trust us when we tell them sincere desire to be there. Foundation Board of Directors. Maureen Bahn that anything is possible…and that hope can grow.” Serve on a Little Bit event planning is a long-term investor, so to speak, volunteer- committee “I describe it as like an old married couple – or ing for Little Bit in nearly every capacity since At the end of the year the feeling of gratitude is trio in our case – who tease each other but also its beginning in 2001. But her work at Clay has palpable, according to Gausnell, with students know one another very well and when to step in been the most rewarding, she says, choking doling out hugs to each of them, especially the to offer support in working with a child who may back tears in describing the children she carries 5th graders moving on to a new school. But, need extra attention,” says Susan Gausnell. “I with her always. “The summer break is so hard, she says, “we definitely get back more than we knew when I met these two ladies and saw them because I’m always thinking about them and give,” which her team seconds with a resounding in action that I had to be on this team,” says wondering how they’re doing,” says Bahn. “Yes!” Al Hinch, with pride in his eyes when he talks about the times his cohorts have gone “above Hinch confirms this heartfelt concern with a and beyond.” story of when Bahn interceded for a close-knit family of seven children and a single mother Hinch, who saw a segment about Little Bit on the who were in extreme poverty. “I couldn’t believe news and reached out about volunteering, is the I was in the United States of America; they “rookie” of the group, finishing up his second needed literally everything,” Bahn says, clarify- Little Bit is part of our team, able to motivate children to come to school, focus We recorded our highest and learn. Students attendance rate on the are proud and walk coldest day of the school tall when they receive year because of Little Bit. their new uniforms, COLUMBIA ELEMENTARY shoes or anything from Little Bit.

SARAH BRISCOE, PRINCIPAL BRYAN HILL ELEMENTARY Attendance overall has been impacted, especially through the provision of Making an Impact Confluence increased from coats. a 75% performance rating to DONNIE HARRIS, 83%, as we were able to bring DIRECTOR a number of below proficient NAHED CHAPMAN NEW students to proficient, with AMERICAN ACADEMY Little Bit’s help.

SONYA MURRAY, PRINCIPAL CONFLUENCE ACADEMY-OLD NORTH

98% of our Kindergartners are reading on grade level, which has never happened before. We really believe I can take a fifth grader reading the Books and Buddies at first grade level to reading program has greatly at a third grade level, but if improved their motivation they can’t read the smaller and fluency in reading. print, we can’t move them any SONYA MURRAY, PRINCIPAL further. The children receiving CONFLUENCE ACADEMY-OLD NORTH eyeglasses are saying it, ‘I can see the words better now.’

STELLA ERONDU, PRINCIPAL NORTH SIDE COMMUNITY SCHOOL Little Bit School Partnerships Years serving the St. Louis region The Little Bit Big Heart Award

The Big Heart Award honors Little Bit supporters who have demonstrated their passion for the organization through exceptionally generous gifts of their time, talents and resources.

SUZIE & J ANDREWS BOB & CASEY O’BRIEN

In the beginning, it was collecting coats and creating “Little Bit is an example of how ordinary people the first business plan. Today, it’s engagement with can do great things,” says Bob O’Brien, founder of the most influential business leaders in St. Louis on O’Brien Capital. Yes, and with extraordinary people behalf of Little Bit. Suzie and J Andrews have been such as Bob and Casey O’Brien, the sky is the limit. true friends of The Little Bit Foundation – honest, In 2006, Bob saw the potential of the Little Bit vision loyal and there in significant ways – from day one. and helped the group obtain its 501(c)(3) status. “Every event, every initiative, every step along the From there, he led the formation of a Board of way, they’ve been with us. We simply would not be Directors, serving as its first Chair, helped develop who we are without them,” says Little Bit Executive an organizational structure and operating system, Director and Co-Founder Rosemary Hanley. Lending identified ways for Little Bit to increase its purchas- her entrepreneurial spirit and business know-how, ing power along with a pipeline of in-kind donations, Suzie, President and CEO of St. Louis based Stark and and even hosted the first fundraising event. “He Associates, Sandler Training, has helped Little Bit really guided us through everything we needed to turn dreams into reality through strategic develop- do to run Little Bit as a business, and at the same ment, professional coaching and countless connec- time, became one of our largest, most committed tions. Early on, she introduced Little Bit to the United investors,” says Rosemary Hanley. More recently, the Way, who assisted the organization in designing a O’Briens donated iPads to run Little Bit’s new remote distribution model that has set it apart and is sought order entry system at each of its schools. “Little Bit out by school systems and other nonprofits wishing can do more with a little than any organization I’ve to collaborate. “Little Bit is not concerned about seen. Identify the basic needs of a child and pull ownership of services, but in building a community together the resources to address them, so that the that gets behind our children’s academic success,” child can focus on his or her education; it’s a simple says Suzie. Suzie also has served as President of but impactful concept,” says Bob. The Little Bit Foundation Board of Directors and now leads the Board’s efforts in securing corporate partnerships. By the Numbers With a kind heart, the Seiler Family Foundation has given generously to The Little Bit Foundation in support of each major fundraising Thank you donors event and many programs since being introduced to Little Bit in 2013.

PLATINUM ($25,000 & above) DIAMOND ($10,000 - $24,999)

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Amann Ms. Ann Busch Mr. & Mrs. Chris Canepa Anonymous Foundation #1 Edward Jones Mr. Mark A. Fletcher Anonymous Foundation #2 Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Hollingsworth CC2G Holdings, LLC Mr. Steven Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Chris Koenemann The Emerson Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. O’Brien Seiler Family Foundation Express Scripts Foundation Sigmond & Marie P. Baer Foundation St. Louis Blues 14 Fund Social Venture Partners of St. Louis Sterling Bank William R. Orthwein, Jr. & Laura The Arthur & Helen Baer Foundation Rand Orthwein Foundation The Guth Family Foundation The Saigh Foundation Two Men and a Truck GOLD ($5,000 - $9,999)

Affiliates Mr. & Mrs. Harry Amann Boeing Employees Community Fund of St. Louis Mr. Dennis Boone & Dr. Karen Boone & Partners Burnes-Citadel Security Company Mr. & Mrs. Tom Chelew Mr. and Mrs. Todd Deibel The Olive A. Dempsey Charitable Trust Abraham LaVoi The Eveland Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Rick Fister Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Garea AmeriCorps VISTA Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Grant Incarnate Word Foundation Home State Health Plan Brown Smith Wallace Mrs. Paul Lottes Sr. Mr. & Mrs. James Martin Monsanto Company Delta Dental Health Theatre Nestle Purina PetCare Company Niehaus Construction Services, Inc. Mr. Brian Owens Through its Charitable Trust, Emerson has been a significant partner to Little Bit, FILA The Pott Foundation Shepard Family Foundation providing grants each year since 2011, and in 2015, sponsoring Little Bit’s first Mr. & Mrs. Barry Stone school in the Riverview Gardens School District, Koch Elementary. Healthy Kids Express Mr. & Mrs. Dave Stones Suburban Journals Old Newsboys Fund for Children Mr. Donald Suntrup Jr. Heidi Drexler Suntrup Automotive Mr. & Mrs. Chris J Burnes Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hawes Rotary Club of Forest Park Natural Light Photography TJX Foundation Mr. Dan Capps Ms. Nancy Herron S.M. Wilson & Co. US Bank Foundation Cardinals Care IBM Corporate Citizenship and Saint Joseph Parish-Cottleville Mr. & Mrs. Todd Weaver Centene Corporate Affairs Mr. J. M. Sanchez Institute for Family Medicine The Webb Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Chadwick Illusions Color Spa Mr. & Mrs. Scott Schmid Wells Fargo Bank Christmas in St. Louis Foundation Jewish Fund for Human Needs Mr. & Mrs. Greg Sigmund Mr. & Mrs. Jack Whittle Mr. & Mrs. James Clancy Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kalsbeek St. Louis Italian Invitational Golf Marcone Mr. & Mrs. Kerby Claney Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kostman Tournament Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clithero Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Krogen The Staenberg Family Foundation RUBY ($1,000 - $4,999) Commercial Bank Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kuchnicki Statewide Realty LLC Operation Food Search Mr & Mrs. Anthony Corey Lindbergh Chapter of IAAP Mr. Kristopher Steffen 1st Financial Federal Credit Union Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cox Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lottes Jr. Suddenlink Communications Aetna Foundation Mr. Tim Davis Mr. & Mrs. Ken Mallin Mr. & Mrs. Richard T Sullivan Jr. Provident American Family Insurance Dowd Bennett LLP Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mannion Mr. Steve Sullivan Mr. Tony Angel Mr. & Mrs. Rich Dredge Mr. John McEvoy The Sunnen Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Louis Aquino Mr. & Mrs. Larry Drury Merrill Lynch, The Church-Verhulst Ms. Mary Suntrup Saint Louis Science Center Mr. Tony Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Victor Edwards Group The St. Louis Service Bureau Assistance League of St. Louis Mr. Arthur Endrijaitis Mr. & Mrs. Ken Mersmann Mr. & Mrs. Mike Todd Mr. & Mrs. Peter Avery Mr. & Mrs. Gerald England Mr. Eric Miller Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Triplett Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Ayers Mr. & Mrs. Tim England Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Miller US Bancorp Community Development School of Nursing Mr. & Mrs. Steve Bahn Enterprise Bank and Trust Mr. & Mrs. Ron Mueller Corporation Bank of America Matching Gifts Foundation Equifax Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Tom Noonan Mr. & Mrs. Keith E. Vidal Bank of Edwardsville Ms. Gretta Forrester Mr. & Dr. Karl Petersen Mr. & Mrs. Brian Walker Two Men and a Truck Ms. Emma Birge-Osborne Mr. & Mrs. Greg Fox Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Phelan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Walsh Blue Gator Foundation Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Fox Philoptochos Society Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Waltke BMO Harris Bank Mr. & Mrs. Seth G. Gausnell Pi Beta Phi Alumni Mr. & Mrs. George Weber Dr. Matt Boland Dr. & Mrs. Jim G Glauber Provident Weber Chevrolet Mr. & Mrs. William Boudoures Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glik Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rassieur, III Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wedel Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Bremehr Glik’s Ms. Megan Riley WR Grace Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hanley Mr. Jon Root Mr. & Mrs. Ron Yates Mr. & Mrs. Scott Burkheart Mr. & Mrs. Pat Harty Mr. Jeff Rosenblum Mr. Michael Baker Jamie Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Dennis B. Finnegan Ms. Mary Bannister Mr. James Conrad Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Fischer Mr. Tommy Bawden E.L. Coombs Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fisher Ms. Peggie Bayliss Mr. Kevin Corcoran Ms. Julia Elizabeth Fister Mr. Zachary Beckmann Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cordeal Ms. Laura Fister Ms. Tracy Bednarick Mr. Scott Cornish Mr. Kevin Fleming Mr. William Begis Mr. Robert Correale Mr. & Mrs. T. Michael Fogarty Mr. Wilmer Benge Mr. & Mrs. Michael Corrigan Mr. Rex Foor Ms. Gretchen Biscan Mr. & Mrs. Ted Crabtree Mr. Christopher Ford Mr. Benjamin Bishop Ms. Christine Crain Mr. David Forquer BJC Healthcare Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Creech Mr. & Mrs. James Forst Mrs. Myrna Blair Ms. Kerry Crump Ms. Chloe Christina Fournier Terry Blake Ms. Ashley Dalton Mr. & Mrs. Tyge Fourtner Mr. Robert Blitz Mr. & Mrs. Chris Daming Ms. Mary Elizabeth Fox Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Boehm Stacey Daniel Ms. Stephanie Fox The Boeing Company Employee Mr. Nicholas Daniels Frame 4 LLC Individual Giving Program Mr. & Mrs. Frank D’Antonio Mr. Griffin Francois Ms. Jenna Boff Mr. Hal Davies Ms. Jill Frantti Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Bohon Kelley DeGreeff Mr. Daniel Freeland Mr. Patrick Boland Mr. & Mrs. Mark Deiermann Ms. Stephanie French Mr. & Mrs. George Bolhafner Mr. & Mrs. David Dempsey Dr. & Mrs. Charles Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Alem Boric Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Derleth Ms. Cynthia Fuhler Ms. Jaclyn Bowe Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Deschler Ms. Nancy Fulton Ms. Karie Boyd Ms. Akshay Dhiman Gabriel Group Michael and Allison Amann discovered The Little Bit Foundation at a Music Trivia event in 2012 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Ditman Dr. Crystal Gale Mr. & Mrs. Steven Brady DJM Ecological Mr. Scott Gassen and have since been the truest examples of passionate supporters. Michael serves on the Little Mr. & Mrs. Tom Brady Joseph Dmuchovsky Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gennaoui Mr. & Mrs. Mike Bragg Mr. & Mrs. John Doering Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. George Bit Board of Directors and the couple has co-chaired the Join the Journey gala since 2013. Ms. Amie Branch Ms. Bethany Dohleman Ms. Deborah Gershbein Ms. Kirby Branch Mr. Patrick Dolan Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gill Ms. Cindy Breth Ms. Amanda Dominguez Mr. Kenny Gipson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brewer Mr. Joseph Doneff Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Bricker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly Mr. Patrick Glauber Mr. & Mrs. Jason Kem Mr. & Mrs. Tim Walkenhorst Mr. Geoffrey Bright Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Dothage Mr. & Mrs. Steven Glauber SILVER ($500 - $999) Mr. Thomas Kibby Mr. & Mrs. Tim Walsh Dr. Sarah Briscoe Mr. Johnathan Dothage Mr. & Mrs. Brett Goldstein Mr. Mike Kniepman Mr. & Mrs. Jake Whittle Mr. Dan Broderick Mr. William Dotson Dr. & Mrs. Jake Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. Steve Knodle Mr. & Mrs. Ken Wilhelm Mr. & Mrs. J Andrews Mr. Tommy Brooks Ms. Heidi Drexler Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Grady Mr. & Mrs Tim Laciny Mr. Frank Williams Mr. & Mrs. Joe Barlow Mr. & Mrs. Ben Brown Mr. John Dubuque Ms. Deborah Grams Mr. & Mrs. Todd Linnenbringer Mr. David Wood Mrs. Tracey Belcher Mr. & Mrs. David Brown Ms. Lois Duncan Mr. and Mrs. David Grayson Ms. Amanda Ludlow Mr. & Mrs. Jason Young Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bernstein Mrs. Tammy Brown Mr. McFarlane Duncan Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P. C. Major Brands Mr. & Mrs. Paul Young Mr. & Mrs. Jim Blair Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brummet Mr. & Mrs. Bob B. Dunn Ms. Mary Elizabeth Grimes Mr. & Mrs. Brent Mathus Mr. Patrick Zundel Mr. & Mrs. Matt Bower Mr. & Mrs. Mark Burdge Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Eagan Mr. Michael Gross Mr. & Mrs. John Mayer Ms. Patricia Brown Ms. Amy Burgos Ms. Debra Ebel Mr. Warren J. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Matt McHugh Ms. Natalie Burton Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burnham Mr. & Mrs. David Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Jason Guerra Mr. & Mrs. Dan McNulty Ms. Melissa Calder Ms. Leslie Burrows Ms. Mary K. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Mark Guyol Mr. & Mrs. Christian Miller Carmody MacDonald P.C. BRONZE ($1 - $499) Mr. & Mrs. Mario Cacioppo Ms. Natasha Edwards Mr. Zachary Gzehoviak Monsantogether Commerce Bank Ms. Heidi Calhoun Mr. Bob Ehrlich Ms. Brenda Haalboom Dr. Sonya Murray Mr. & Mrs. Steve Crain 38th Street Financial, LLC California Pizza Kitchen Mr. Jeffrey Eisenberg Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Hagy Object Computing Inc. Ms. Anna Doyle A Pizza Story Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S Cantwell The Elsevier Foundation Ms. Maureen Halloran Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Osborne Mr. & Mrs. Paul Durham Ms. Cherie Adams Mr. Gregg Cariolano Mr. & Mrs. Chris Endraske Mr. Jeffery Hance Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Parrish Ms. Allison Edmonds Mrs. Lynn Allgire Mr. & Mrs. Gerard T. Carmody Enterprise Consulting Group Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Hanley Ms. Angela Pinex Mr. & Mrs. David Eisenbath Mr. & Mrs. Roger Altvater Ms. D. Carter Mr. & Mrs. Charles Erker Mr. Michael Hanley Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven Pozaric Mr. & Mrs. Michael England Ms. Marta Anderson Ms. Gloria Carter Ernst & Young U.S. LLP Ms. Kara Harmon Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Prunty Ms. Stella Erondu Mr. & Mrs. Michael Angelides Ms. Jennifer Cerneka Ms. Lauren Espy Ms. Courtney Harris Mr. & Mrs. Mike Rallo Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Failoni Ms. Rebecca Anglo Ms. Krisinda Chadwell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Etling Mr. Michael Hartnett RCP Advisors Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation Ms. Casey Angst Chaminade College Preparatory School Ms. Julie Evans Ms. Lisa Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. Jay Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fister, Sr. Anheuser Busch Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Everding Mr. Kyle Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Bob E. Scheetz Mr. & Mrs. Earl Gates Mr. & Mr. John Ansehl Chemical Interchange Ms. Kimberly Ewing Ms. Gabrielle M. Hearn Mr. & Mrs. Brian Schneider Gateway Fire Historical Society Mr. & Mrs. Martin Arburua Mr. and Mrs. Todd Chollet Ms. Peggy Fagen Mr. James Heinzer ScholarShop Mr. & Mrs. Larry Glynn Ms. Sherri Ardekani Mr. Jordan Cipala Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fajkowski Mr. & Mrs. Greg Hembrock Mr. & Mrs. Steve Schulz Mr. & Mrs. Jamie Goodfellow Ms. Elizabeth Aston Ms. Gloria Clark Ms. Kelley Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Stan Herman Mr. & Mrs. David Scobee Mr. & Mrs. Darrick Griggs Mr. Gary Atkinson Mrs. Maxine Clark Ms. Andrea Fee Ms. Lori Hey Dr. Vinaya Sermadevi Mr. Joseph Hagele Automatic Controls Equipment System Clay Elementary School Ms. Sandra Fennewald Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hill Simms Building Group Mr. & Mrs. Didier Halford Ms. Andrea Avery-Durway Mr. & Mrs. Sean Cleary Mr. & Mrs. Dan Field Mr. Albert Hinch UBS Matching Gifts Mr. & Mrs. John Holst Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bade Mr. George Clements Financial Executives International Ms. Amanda Hine Mr. & Mrs. Mike Van Hook Mr. Gregory Howard Mr. Nicholas Bahn Mr. William Coats St. Louis Chapter Mr. & Mrs. Vance Hiner Mr. & Mrs. Chris Wahl Husch Blackwell LLP Ms. Tory Bahn Mr. Andrew Cohen Mr. Logan Finerty Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hoerr Mr. Gregory Jacoby Mr. & Mrs. Ed Wahl Mr. & Mrs. Fritz Baker Mr. Matt Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Lee Mr. and Mrs. Landon Nalley Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Holthaus Rev. & Dr. John Lewis Ms. Margaret Naucke Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hook Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Liebnau Mr. Patrick Ndegwa Mr. & Mrs. Rod Hopkins Ms. Allison Light Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hosenfelt Ms. Lenore M. Locascio Ms. Tennille Nelson Ms. Julie A. Huber Mr. & Mrs. John L. Loewenstein Mr. & Mrs. Marcia Niedringhaus Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Hudson Loman Appraisal PC Ms. Debra Noles Ms. Grace Hudson Ms. Helen Lombardo Novacolor Ms. Michelle Hudson Ms. Mary Lottes Ms. Katie O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. William Hudson Mrs. Stacy Lupo Mr. Timothy O’Connor Ms. Susan Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Chris Lydon Ms. Mary Oglesby Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Hunsaker Mr. Brian Lyss Mr. & Mrs. John Olney Mr. & Mrs. Darren Hurst Macy’s / Bloomingdale’s Pampered Chef Ms. Finley Hurth Mr. and Mrs. Jim Madden Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Parmer Mr. John Hustava Mr. Cameron Madill Mr. & Ms. Mitchell Patton Mr. David Hyde Mr. & Mrs. Pat Maginn Mr. Trent Pavic Ms. Cheri Inman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Malone Mr. & Mrs. Nick Perrault N. Jackson Ms. Maryann Manaparambil Ms. Gloria Peters Mr. Keith Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mantle Ms. Jessica Petersen Mr. & Mrs. Mark Jansen Marcal Rope & Rigging, Inc. Ms. Kathleen Petrillo Mr. Kevin Jenkins Marcone Supply Mr. Anthony Pietroburgo Ms. Kelsey Jockish Mr. Justin Margherio Dr. & Mrs. Michael Plisco Mr. Chris Johnson Ms. Cortney Marschuetz Mrs. Cheryl Polk Mr. & Mrs. Philip Johnson Mr. Jeffrey Marxkors Mr. & Mrs. Arik Poremba Ms. Adella Jones Ms. Lisa Mastorakos Mr. & Mrs. Corey Poteet Monsanto has given in various, important ways, including underwriting Mr. Matt Jones Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Maurer Mr. & Mrs. McLane Poteet Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones Ms. Cynthia McAleenan Ms. Beverly Price part of the Little Bit STEM program, organizing corporate drives and Ms. Aura Joyce Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McAuliffe Ms. Lauren Pryor K & K Heating & Cooling Mr. and Mrs. Tom McBride Mr. & Mrs. David Pulley offering volunteer groups to work in the Little Bit distribution center. Mr. Edward Kampelman Ms. Karen McCall Ms. Ashley Questell Mr. & Mrs. James Karsten Mr. & Mrs. Sandy McCandless Ms. Lisa Ramsey Ms. Katelyn Kaufman Mr. & Mrs. Paul McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Brock Reichart Mr. Vincent Keil McCarthy Building Companies Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Reitz Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Southern Mr. Gary Warner Ms. Emily Keimig Mr. & Mrs. Calvester McCline Mr. & Mrs. Steven Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Jason Schneider Ms. Nancy Spehr Ms. Tia Washington Ms. Rebecca S Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McCoole Ms. Lauren Rheinecker Schnucks Affton Ms. Haley Spoeneman Ms. Andrea Watson Mr. & Mrs. John Kerber Ms. Mary Ellen McCreery Ms. Vicki Riley Mr. Sandy Schonwald Mr. & Mrs. Bret Spoerle Mr. Timothy Watters Ms. Ryan Kerr Mr. James McDonnell Mr. Kevin Ritter Ms. Marla Schultz St. Louis Fitness Factory Ms. M. Jill Wehmer Ms. Abby Killian Ms. Lynn Mcgoogan Ms. Shannon Rivali Mrs. Mary Kay Schumacher St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Mr. & Mrs. Craig Weiner Ms. Deborah King Ms. Nicole McKoy Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Robertson Mr. Ray Scott Ms. Rebecca Stanza Mr. & Mrs. Michael Weisman Mr. & Mrs. Matt Kinsella Mr. Alexander McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Don Rochleau Mr. and Mrs. Brad Seabaugh Stark & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Mark Weitekamp Mr. Jonathon Kirby Ms. Kristin McVey Ms. Beth Roehm Mr. Michael Seabaugh Mr. & Mrs. Brett Steinbrueck Mr. John Welch II Ms. Debra Kiso Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Mebruer Mr. Gordon Roewe Mr. and Mrs. Todd Seabaugh Mr. & Mrs. David Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Randall R. Weller Mr. & Mrs. Eric Kittner Ms. Tara Mellon Mr. & Mrs. Gary Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Matt Segal Stifel Nicolaus Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Westerlin Ms. Peggyann Kloess Ms. Monica Metzger Ms. Mary Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seldin Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Struckhoff Ms. Melissa White Ms. Becky Klotzer Militello Wealth Management, LLC Ronald McDonald House Charities Ms. Bernice Shaffer-Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sullivan Ms. Kelly Whitelaw Mr. John Kmetz Mr. & Mrs. Brady Miller Mr. & Mrs. John W. Ronsick Ms. Abby Shelton Mr. Andrew Tayon Mr. & Mrs. Gary K. Wideman Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kodner Mr. Paul I. Miller Mr. & Mrs. David Rosenblum Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Shelton Ms. Sandra Tempelhoff Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wilcox Ms. Christy Koenemann Ms. Kristen Minor Mr. & Mrs. John Ross Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard Ms. Justus Templeton Wild Flower Restaurant & Catering Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Korenblat Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mitchell Mr. Jason Rugo Mr. Steven C. Shepley Mr. & Mrs. William Theisen Mr. Rick Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Korenblat Mr. & Mrs. E.J. Moloney Mr. John Ruiz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sherwood Mr. & Mrs. David Thomas Ms. Susan Wilson Ms. Kimberly Kossmann Moneta Group Ms. Lara Ruland Ms. Ann Shields Ms. Debra Thomas Mr. John Winkler Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kostecki Mr. and Mrs. Matt Montgomery Ms. Bridget Rundquist Ms. Jacqueline Shields Ms. Serena Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Witzofsky Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Kriegshauser Moonrise Hotel Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Mr. & Mrs. Tom R Shipley Ms. Charlene Thum Ms. Melissa Wixson Ms. Jennifer Kuntz Ms. Emily Moore Ms. Reyhaneh Salamat Ms. Lindsey Shipman Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tietz Mr. John Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kweskin Ms. Margaret Moore Ms. Tammy Sallis Mr. Drew Silva Mr. David Tornetto Mr. Kevin Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lane Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Morgan Mr. Eugene Salvati Mr. & Mrs. Joe Simmons Ms. Madeline Triplett Ms. Alexis Wood Mr. Chris Langer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mosher Mr. Andy Samples Mr. George Simon Mr. and Mrs. David Trostel Ms. Michaeline E. Wood Mr. Steve Langhorst & Ms. Judy Cobillas Dr. & Mrs. Ebrahim Moshiri Mr. John Samuel Mr. Peter Sisk Mr. & Mrs. Erik Trusler Ms. Emily Woodland Ms. Hannah Langsam Mr. & Mrs. James Mueller Ms. Maria Sanchez-Carney Sisters In Support Mr. & Mrs. Jim Tyrrell Mr. & Mrs. Paul Woody Ms. Tracy Laramie Mr. & Mrs. Robert Muenz Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sanders Mr. Chris Slinkard Mr. & Mrs. Mike Uelk Mr. & Mrs. Gary Woolard Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lauterbach Mr. Harvard Muhm and Ms. Judy Glik Mr. Jonathan Saucier Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Smith UHY Advisors World Wide Technology Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lautner Mr. Harold Mullins Mr. & Mrs. Tony Sausville Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Valenti Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Worlitz Ms. Elizabeth Lauze Mr. & Mrs. Ben Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Jim Scheetz Lee Smith Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Valenti Mr. & Mrs. Remargo Yancie Mr. Abraham LaVoi Mr. & Mrs. Sean Murphy Ms. Jordan Scheller Ms. Tracy Smith Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Vatterott Ms. Lynn Yearwood Mr. & Mrs. Andy Lay Ms. Marion Myers Mr. & Mrs. Fabian Schilly Mr. & Mrs. William Smith Ms. Danielle Vidal YouthBridge Ms. Kathleen Leach-Ross Ms. Jennifer Naert Ms. Elizabeth Schlaeger Ms. Jan Snow Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wallis Ms. Margie Lechner Mr. and Mrs. David Nagel Ms. Becky Schmieds Mrs. Carol Sobkow Mr. & Mrs. James Walther Ms. Kathryn Solis In - Kind Donations 360 Worldwide Equifax Corporation Ms. Morgan Kime Mr. and Mrs. Harry Amann Ms. Mary Evans Mr. and Mrs. Dan King Mr. and Mrs. Michael Amann Fairmount Elementary Kirkwood Public Library Amerinet Fairway Elementary Mr. and Mrs. Barry Koenemann Mr. and Mrs. J Andrews Ferguson Church of Christ Mr. and Mrs. Chris Koenemann Atellas Pharma Ms. Lucy Ferlisi Ms. Christy Koenemann Mr. Winston Bahn Fifth Third Bank Ms. Jennifer Kollias Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benkelman FILA Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kostecki Ms. Emma Birge-Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher Mr. Ben Kurkowski Ms. Margie Bittner Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fister Jr. Lafayette High School Blistex Gateway 180 Ms. Jennifer Lane Bonhomme Preschool Gateway Motorsports Park Mr. Abraham LaVoi Booksource GL Group Gathering Place Congregation Mr. and Mrs. Victor Locastro Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bremehr Mr. and Mrs. Pete Genovese Ms. Molly Lochner Mr. and Mrs. David Brown Gibault Catholic High School The Lohss Family After participating as a corporate sponsor of the Join the Journey event Ms. Patricia Brown Ms. Amy Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lottes Jr. in 2013 and 2014, Express Scripts stepped forward in 2015 to sponsor Brown Smith Wallace Mr. Kenny Gipson Lumiere Place Nance Elementary, the newest SLPS partner school for Little Bit. Ms. Sarah Bruno Dr. and Mrs. James Glauber Mrs. Stacy Lupo Bryan Hill Elementary Mr. Patrick Glauber Luxco Ms. Melissa Calder Mr. and Mrs. Jason Goodbody Mr. and Mrs. Jim Madden Overland Church of Christ Mr. Dennis Schulze The Chase Park Plaza Carey & Danis, LLC Greater St. Louis Book Fair Mr. and Mrs. Terry Maffit Mr. Brian Owens Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shipley The Church of St. Michael and St. Ms. Melissa Cates Foundation Ms. Megan Mahn Ms. Elly Painter Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simmons George Catholic Cub Scouts Mrs. Dudley Grove Ms. Jessica Mancini Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Phelan Skillsoft The Fur Centre Central Elementary School Ms. Kim Hale Marcone Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Prunty SLU Nursing School The Hartford Charter Communications Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hanley Ms. Bobbi Martinez Noel Quevreaux Ms. Kathryn Solis The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis Children’s Education Alliance Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hansen Charlie Max Ms. Kym Radford Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Southern Mr. Billy Thompson and Mr. Matthew of Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hardester Mrs. Cathy Mayrose Ms. Teri Rafferty Spoede Elementary School Ryffel Clayton Garden Club Harwood Hills Women’s Club McCarthy Building Companies Inc. Ready Readers Sports and Family Chiropractic Ms. Madeline Triplett Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hawes McKelvey Elementary School Ms. Rose Renz St. Anselm Parish Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Triplett Heffernan Insurance Brokers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meiners Mr. and Mrs. Rick Rice St. Clement of Rome School Two Men and a Truck Mr. and Mrs. Steve Crain Heidi Drexler Natural Light Ms. Bree Melton Ms. Vicki Riley St. Gerard Majella UBS Financial Services, Inc. Cravings Gourmet Desserts Photography Mercer Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rogers St. Louis Rams Verde Kids Daisy Troop #3284 Mrs. Kay Henbest Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mersmann Mr. and Mrs. John Ross St. Louis Union Station Hotel by Ms. Tracy Verner Ms. Liz Davidson Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark Ms. Karen Mocen Ms. Kristen Ruckman Hilton Volunteer Service Council of St. Louis Delta Dental Health Theatre Ms. Laura Hopson Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Mollet Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ryan St. Patrick Center Mr. Mike Wazlawek Mr. Steve Dernlan Ms. Brooke Howard Monsanto Family Network Salem Methodist Preschool Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stansbery Mr. and Mrs. George Weber Ms. Bethany Donleman Mr. and Mrs. William Hudson Mr. Timmy Muxo Ms. Linda Schaerder Mr. and Mrs. Paul Staples Westminster Christian Academy Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Dowd Jr. Ms. Sherry Italiano National Wood Flooring Association Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scheetz Stark & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Jake Whittle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle Jack & Jill of America Inc. New Apostolic Church Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scheetz Mr. Kristopher Steffen Ms. Linda Wicks Drury Hotels Company Jackson Family Fine Wines Mr. and Mrs. Tim Niemann Ms. Katie Schmid Ms. Patty Stellern Wildwood Vision Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jansen Ms. Sophia No Ms. Elizabeth Schmidt Ms. Stephanie Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wilhelm Ms. Molly Edwards Ms. Katy Joseph Mr. Tim Noonan Schnucks Consumer Affairs Stifel Nicolaus Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wunderlich Mr. and Mrs. Gerald England Mr. and Mrs. Rich Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Noonan ScholarShop Strange Donuts Ms. Susan Zuckerman Mr. and Mrs. Tim England Keysor Elementary Mr. Brad Norman Mr. Sandy Schonwald Target Mr. Jon Epstein Ms. Tina Kimball North Side Community School Memorials & Tributes volunteer groups

In honor of Suzie Andrews In memory of Eve Loman 1st Financial Credit Union Monsanto Mr. & Mrs. Michael Malloy & honor of Vicki Altvater Aetna Saint Anselm Parish Loman Appraisal PC American Public Works Association St. Louis Pi Beta Phi Alumni In honor of Ryan Candice Astellas Pharma St. Louis Public School System In memory of Eve Loman Ms. Andrea Watson Barat Academy St. Michael School & honor of Tomea Mersmann CBC High School Skillsoft In honor of Rick and Mimi Fister Loman Appraisal PC Cor Jesu Academy UBS Financial Services Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clithero In honor of Paul and Amy Lottes Edward Jones University of Tulsa Alumni Group In honor of Alex Goodfellow Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clithero Equifax Villa Duchesne and Oak Hill School Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sullivan Visitation Academy In honor of O’Brien Corporation In honor of Rosemary Hanley Sales & Marketing Employees Ms. Carol Birke Mr. Warren Gross

In honor of Rose Hanley’s In memory of Harry and Margaret Petty volunteers MAC Women of Distinction Award Mr. & Mrs. Robert Vatterott Mr. & Mrs. James Forst In honor of Janet Porch Carole Anderson Sharon England Susanne Jansen Joe Redlingshafer Karen Aquino Mary Evans Sheila Kendrick Vicky Riley In honor of Patti Harty’s Birthday Ms. Ann Shields Wyatt Arnold Krista Fajkowski Kristin Kostecki Dianne Scheetz Mr. & Mrs. J Andrews Maureen Bahn Mary Fisher Carolyn Lasala Katie Schmidt In honor of Jeff Priesmeyer Michael Bernal Jerry Fitch Dodie Locastro Deanna Scott In honor of Kay Henbest Mr. & Mrs. James Forst Emma Birge-Osborne Carla Freund Mimi Londoff Rachelle Shipley Ms. Ann Busch Gretchen Biscan Nancy Fulton Ryan Lottes Teresia Simmons Mr & Mrs. Richard Sullivan In honor of Captain Todd Ryan Rick Bligh Maureen Gates Tara Lottes Kathryn Solis Wahl Health & Wellness LLC Jane Boudoures Susan Gausnell Anne Madden Jack Spooner In honor of Christy Koenemann Cathy Brown Kyle George Laurie Maginn Elise Stansbery Mr. & Mrs. Ed Goldenhersh In honor of Mauricio Sanchez Heather Burnham Ethan Goddard Linda Mantle Steve Stansbery Ms. Maria Sanchez-Carney Hallie Cain Staci Goodbody Ellen Clair Marsh Rachel Stewart In honor of Jamie Korenblat’s Bat Mitzvah Cindy Canepa Linda Grayson Cathy Mayrose Stephanie Stewart A Pizza Story, Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Korenblat, In honor of Christine Schmiz Birthday Susie Cannon Ashley Gross Rachel McArthur Mary Suntrup The Noel Family, Ms. Tammy Sallis Ms. Elizabeth Schmidt Helen Carey Joe Hagele Mac McCandless Cindy Tangagro Chris Carmody Anita Hale Tricia McCandless Sian Teiz In honor of Grace Langhorst 90th Birthday In honor of Laura Scobee Kathy Crain Michael Hale Marilyn McCarthy Keith Travis Stacey Cribbin Lee Hanley Sam McClard Terry Travis Ms. Judy Cobillas David Scobee Michele D’Antonio Luke Hanley Elizabeth McLaughlin Linda Triplett Marilyn Dredge Kelly Hawes Rosetta Meiners Susan Van Rees In honor of Little Bit volunteers In honor of Kay Scott-Boyd Heidi Drexler Alexis Head Erin Murphy Mathew Vierling Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lottes Ray Scott Jessica Edwards Kay Henbest Jennifer Neart Sean Vogel Vic Edwards Ann Hensley Brad Norman Sydney Vogel In honor of Kathy Stewart Abby England Albert Hinch Betsy Phelan Nancy Walsh Mr. & Mrs. David Stewart Grace England Maria Hudson Jan Rawley Julie Wideman Molly England Cheri Inman Bhavya Reddy Frank Williams Paddy Wunderlich STAFF ROSEMARY HANLEY Executive Director & Co-Founder

CAROLYN DOWD Director of Distribution

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Lindsey Chadwick AMY LOTTES President Director of Development

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Amy Moser Secretary AMERICORPS VISTAS Nick Bahn Cleo Fisher Emma Birge-Osborne Patrick Glauber Elizabeth Coffin Emily Keimig Paul Eschen Lacy Kramer Ryan Goldstein Mike Hanley Lexie Purcell Rachel Hoppman Carmen Shropshire Greg Howard Megan Hudson Finley Hurth Margaret Moore Cori Murphy Anthony Pietroburgo Kendra Reed Allison Reichart Kristopher Steffen PRESIDENT Michael Amann Susan Gausnell Meg Shuff Richard E. Fister, Jr. AG Industries Volunteer Liaison Washington University Olin Business School UBS Financial Services Suzie Andrews Gina Moshiri Kristopher Steffen VICE PRESIDENT Stark & Associates, Sandler Training Object Computing Monsanto Tomea Mersmann Washington University School of Law Tom Chelew Karl Petersen Mike Uelk Enterprise Fleet Management Missouri College Osborne HomeCare Group CHAIR EMERITUS Bob O’Brien Victor Edwards Bob Scheetz Rebecca Vidal O’Brien Capital Strategically Green Associates Sales, Marketing Executive Stark & Associates, Sandler Training

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